eSSSaeTaTI aaTaTaaaTaaTgsgei 1 M i W ... - - i - i .i ii i " i i 11 . . .
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
. ewaaaaaaaBSaaar
Unexpected Break in Wheat Takei
- V Trade Off Iti Feet. "
CORN MOVEMENT IS MODERATE
eVHIi the Klad mt Wnlkff indlcsled
. by th Mat There la hat Little
Prospect of Dini Re
porta Cora.
OMAHA. July 18, MU.
An unexpected brrak of 4 cents took
ihe entire wheat trade off their feet
yesterday and at , the clone operator
were looking around trying to gut their
ftearinga. It wa one of those breaka
that frequently come at the beginning
Df movement of new winter wheat crop,
when condition, for spring wheat aro
regarded a exceptionally bearlah aa they
were yeaterday. Sentiment hut nlglit
lenerally favored lower price and traders
tald a decline to an export baala la due
nnd for the beat Internet of the market,
the quicker It geta ther the better. They
expect sale from twie to time due to
over telling aacordlng to the bean. After
ouch a vera decline aa yeaterday it
would be only natural for the market
lo ateady a little , depending, however,
upon the volume of liquidation yet to
lake place. It will be difficult to at
tract new buying o long aa general con
lltlona continue ao favorable. Caah
wheat 34c lower. With; the kind of
.weather Indicated by the, weather map
there Ii little probability of any talk
about high temperature injuring the crop,
't he movement la very moderate but ao
U tbe demand. It seems a if It would
, ! very difficult to advance the bold
prices. Caah eornfc2o lower.
There appear to be nothing in light at
the moment to prevent price from drag
ging lower, eapeclally the new crop
month. Caah oat were He higher,
Primary wheat receipt were 485,000
bushels and abtpmenta were 264,000 bush
el, against receipt last year of 264.UU0
bushel and ahlpmenta of (11,000 buthei.
Corn receipt were 896,000 buihel and
ihlpment were itrt.000 bushels, agalmt
receipt last year of 229.000 buhel and
ahipment of K!l,000 bushel.
Receipt of oat were 216.000 buthei and
ihlpment were 261,000 buahela, agalmt
receipt iat year of 672,000 buhel and
ahlpmenta of 446,000 bushel.
Clearance were 33,000 bushel of wheat,
,Oo4 barrel of flour, 6.000 buihel of corn
ami 1.000 bushel" of oat.
Liverpool cloned ttlV.d lower on wheat
and Hd lower on corn.
Tbe following cah ale were reported;
Wheat-No. 1 hard winter, old: 1 car, WC;
new. cara, ttiHc: 1 cars, 2c. No. 8
hard winter, old: l-car.HiC. Cornv-No. Jl
white: 1 car, nc. No. 8 white: 1 car.
7tf,o No 2 yellow; 2 car, 731p. No. i
llow. tar. 13c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
71c, No. mixed: t car. file; 1 oar, 72c.
Oati-No. 3 white; 1 car, 43',ic , No. 4
white'. I car, !.... -?.., ......
!);, ..Omaha C t-rtee,
' WHEAT No. i hard, 2U9o; No.t hard,
!. , , . - i
CORN-No.' t white, 7!Mme: No. 3
white, WAWio', No. '4 white, UWlSc; No,
1 yellow, 337ao: No. 3 yellow,' f3448ui
No. 4 yellpw, 70M71C; No. 2, WhUiWufy, No.
1 TPMiTsc; No 4. 70m)71c; no grade, Viable.
OAT8-.No. i white. 43f44o; standard,
4344eV; No. white, 4tH3te;'Ao. 4
white, 424WS'4c.
BARLKY Malting, 5c8tJ..0O; No. 1 feed,
60iie; heavy tred. )70c. '
JiIl-No. i, 305c; No. 3, 60ti3c.
Carlo! Receipts. , '
' ' - meat -Corn. Oat.
Chicago W.. 181 19
Minneapolis i
Omaha 2
Uuluth 40
39
CHICAGO CHAIN AVI) PROVISIONS
Featare of the Trading aad Closing
Prlcea e Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 16.-A1I the expert In
the northwest reported practically perfect
crop condition today and thereby threw
the wheat market Into a at&te of extreme
weakne. Price cloied heavy, 40 to
lo under last night..
Corn showed a net decline of He to Tic
and Oata a lov of We to lo, Latest trad
nlg left provlPion IJSic tower to an, ad
vance of 64WVtc.
Hope faded for the bulla In wtieat when
on dispatch after another ald there wa
no sign of black runt, and that the
weather remained Jut the sort needed to
Insure a bumper crop. Liquidation and
short aelltng carried the mitrkei down.
Rains in weatern MIhhoui-I (hat mnnt
delay to threshing helped sustain wheat
price during the lOst part of the seMlon.
There wa also a sliarp falling off In
the- world'a. available supply total.
September ranged from SGHo to Wfto with
laKt sales So off at 9$c.
Corn suffered not only because of the
wheat weakne but on1 account of a be
lief that oata would aoun dUplar coin
for toek. feeding. Sortie recovery ensued.
flentembtr ranaed from 6iVo to !c.
cloning eaay at SIMitfllic. a price He
down from twenty-four, hour before.
Cash grade were In slim request. Num.
ber 2. yellow. 73ifl74,e,c.
The fact that cutting of oat waa under
way In Inwa and Illinois under condition
which left nothing to dewre. had a bear.
Ih effect on price here. September
ranged between 33 Wc and Wo with the
close Vic net lower at 83'c,
Bui-port from packers at opportune
time averted any aertoua decline in pro-
vlitom. In the end prices averaged about
the ama aa iat nlgnt.
Cloning quotation on future were:
Arthle lrn, Hiph.l Low. I Ciose.l Yea'y
.f.. J 1 1 l i i ,
J uly, l ooM 1W
'SI
!H4 101
K
I
' JUD',KHO!73WiW,4
. TSH) Tf
TSH
se
67H
6SH
43U
S'et't.leritluSI
Oct..;57ijW
67!
Way.
Cut i
juiy.
Sept.
Dec..
'1X'll-'4l
JCVtH;
42
424
33 '
34
. 3.4
D4H
S4H
S4-ttso:
ilgy.DTW'.l
37HI
St 37
37
t'OIK-
, -.
July,
17 76
IT 76
13 16
n7Vii
IT MVi
17 71
HPt.
Oct..
13 13-151
18 07H
IS U!Vt!
IS 10
18 00
18 12V
18 17H
La-,
I
July.
10 J7H1
10 43V4
10 67U
io 67H hu;m io 4-i
IA III ,M1 IA Kj
OA..
v ' w "-Tit " w
19Si-S; 10 37H 10 to
10 HO
io5:v
Dec.
WITH
ili
1 i i
Juy...........'. I
10 3S
10 30
Sept.il 42-47 10 60 10 374
10 47-Wi
10 42H
w 1 W -S4.7J
10 33-&H 10 4210
Oet,.l Iff t:4l 10 42
Ch anutatlona were aa follow:
FLOCH-Kttny; winter patent. 35.0O9
S.So;, winter utralghta, 34.60fr6.10; spring
patents, $&.0Ofi.10; spring aUaight. 34.70
j4,r MKera, 4 4i4.u.
RYB-No.S. 734f74c. .
SKFJL-Tlmothy. S. 607.60. Dover, 316.00
IM.
FROVISIONS-Mea pork. tr bbl.,
17.87Hf la.09. Lard tin tierce), 810,87.
Short rib (loose). 310,35, .
Total clearance of wheat and flour
equal to "4.000 bu. Primary receinta
were 4S6,(H bu., compared with l,till,0u0
rrn. me cvr res ponding aay a year ago.
The world'a visible surely, a shown hv
Bradstreet'a, decreased 1143,010 bu. Eatl
mated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
su csr; corn, cara, oais, at cars; hogs,
S.Ooo head.
Chicago Caa Price Wheat: No. I red,
. jvn. reo, nci.w; r,0- I
hard. V4tt.: No. bard. 7Wf:i1 D
No. I northern, Jl.0Mil.13; tin. t northern,
tl.l&ftft IO.- Ko. X liArl h.ra Si fust', nu. VT
I pring. 1.044j1.; No aprtng', 31.va
ao. t apring, rcw(i.t; velvet chaff.
i.w4ll.s; durum. Corn No. 3, T3H9Ho
Mi. 3 white, WreV! No. I yellow. T3
Hi Ue; No. 3. I.;-Vc: No, t white,
r.c; No, t yellow, Ne, ,
im. jm. w iui yeiiow,
.ist.jc. imu: wo. I wwte. KkOiCSC
s rso. wnne. 4wrugc; woite, 7y4K'
RVri-No. t 73f.
HARLEY-40c4i3Ll,
f- .D-TlmetUy, M0T.; clover, W 0
fcCTTFR-Steady; , cretnmt, ISJJSc
oairtea, iinc.
EiriiS titeady: receipt. It. Ml cases: at
mark, casta included, ltVlVtc; ordinary
fjects, loc; flrsta, l7Wc
CHEKSE-Pteady; dalsU. lf.fUc;
twine, liVeie; iwinw America. Vit
lr; Jong horns, lafejflHte-
!OTATCiE-F4Uiy. reript S3 rare;
Kia and Ulacauri. iff4c; Oklahoma,
e : Vinrlnia. barreled, 14&l(a.
FOCLTB Y All ve. ateady; turkey. 13c;
efcU kon. Btc; aprtnr. ic
VEAL tu.dy at gtfUe.
2.lTrp 1 Grata Market. .'
MVt:RPXU July lS.-WHEAT-Ppot.
- stuadfj No. 2 red wee tern winter, d;
No. 2 Manitoba, not quoted; No. 3 maul
toba. 7 10'Ad. Future. eay; July.
76Sd; October, IVW: December, 7 Hd.
CORN-Soot, ateadv: old American
mixed, 6UHd; new American kiln dried.
SslOd. Future, ateady; July, nominal;
September. 48d.
NEW YORK GEVKRAL MARKET
Qnolatlon of the Day o Varloaa
Com mod I tie.
NEW YORK, July W.-FLOUR-Qulef.
spring patent. t6.355.56: winter utralght.
U.S!m.m; winter patents, $5.1&6.M;
I4.WKm5.oo; winter patents, K.W.;
prlng clear. 34.60fi4.; winter extra.
no. L I4.a)i4.40: winter extra, wo. , w
m.15; Kana itratghta; (4.00.80;. Rye
flour, ateady; fair to good,
choice to fancy, 34.704.0.
CORNMKAL Quiet: fine wnite ana
yellow, $1.704tL7j; coarie, J1.65Q1.70; kiln
ariea, i .. .
HARL.KY Quleti malting, LU'i.i), c.
f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Dot market weak; No. I
red, 31.0W111V4: elevator or port baal.
and export, 31.11, f. o. b., afloat, to ar-
ve; No. 1 northern, uuiutn. i. o.
. afloat. Future market closed Hftl'ic
net lower: July closed at 31.10; Septem
ber, fl.024: December, 31.04.
corn Hoot market easy; export, km.
t. -o. b., afloat.
OATH Knot market weak: stanaara
white, 6VAc, in elevator; No. 2 and No. 3
o: ,o. 4. wi'Ac; natural wnite ana
white clipped, 67(ti;ic, on track.
HAY-Dull: prime, ii.4& o. l, i.4o;
No. 1. 11.30; No. 3. 31.001.10.
HIDES Firm: Central America, Z4ftc;
Bogota, 24$2ac.
LEATHEt-Flrm: hemlock firsts. ZSW
27c; ecoud, 24fri'0c; third, Zl&2c; re
ject, 16o.
PFiovisiON-ForK. market easy mes.
$M.i(3).76; family, tL'0.(Xy21.00; short
clears, 31 8.2ft 21 .00. Beef, (teady; mesa,
1 5.00ft 15.50; family, 318.0018.60; beef bam.
328.00f'ai.i. Cut meat, quiet; pickled
bellle 10 to 14 pounds, 111.0011.75; pickled
hams, 312.2&OU.76. Lard, easy; middle
west prime, 310.36ffll0.45. Refined, steady;
continent, -310.H6; houth Arncilca, ,310.85;
compouna, vs-iiwuxVi.
KUTTEIt-Kam ; receipt. - 13,650 tubs:
creamery extras, 27&27o; first, aiSiaoc;
state dairy, finest, a;c; good to prime,
jwac; common to rair. wopac.
CHEESE-irregular; receipts. 7.881
boxes; state whole milk, white, special,
IfifilSo; state whole milk, colored, Wff
iiv.ic; Kims, iwmw.
EGOS Irregular: receipt. 23.832 caaen:
freah . gathered, extras, 2324c; extra
first, 21ib22c; firsts, I'MCMc: seconds, Wt
IS Vic; weatern gathered whites, Wiitic.
POULTRi - Dresed, firm; wetern
broiler, fresh killed, 21 :1c; fowls, 16
17c; turkey, 1617c.
Cora aad Wheal Reajon Salletla.
United Htate Department of Agricul
ture, weather bureau bulletin for the
twenty-four hour ending at I a. m., 76th
menuiau um, lueiaay, juiy 10, ivu;
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. - Raln
etatloni. High. Low. fall. " Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 6 49 .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb.,. 77 63 .00 Clear
Broken Bow .. 74 47 .oil Clear
olumbus, Neb. 75 45 .00 Clear
ulbertaon, Nb. 77 60 ,00 Clear
Kairbury, Neb. 73 4 .00 Ft. cloudy
Fairmont, Neb. 11 H .00 Clear
Or. Island, Nb. 73 40 .00 Clear
Hartlngton, Nb 74 41 .00 Clear
Hastings, i Neb.. 73 4t .00 Clear
Holdrege, Neb. .. 64 .00 Ft. cloudy
Lincoln, Neo... 70 ' w .oo uiear
No. Flatte, Nb 7 63 .oo , clear
Oakdale, Neb.. 73 4 .00 Clear
Omaha. Neb.... 72 , 6 .00 Clear
Tekamah, Neb. 7 44 .00 Clear
Valentine, Nb. 74 w v.oo Clear
Alta. la 72 47 .00 Clear
Carroll, ia 78 43 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, Ia.... 7S 62 .00 - Clear
Sib ev. la 70 . 4H ,oo Clear
Sioux City, la. 70 64 .00 -Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. Temp.-
Rain
fall 1.40
.70
Central. Btatlon. High. Low.
Columbu, 0 17 90 00
Louisville, ity... zi w wi
ndla pou. mo. io ki .
Chicago, 111 1 33 62 .00
8t. LoulS, MO... IK Ml 4 .00
Pes Molne. la. It 74 &2 .00
Minneapolis .... 44 7 2 48
Kan. City, Mo. 23 82 62 . 40
Omaha, Neb W 74 60 .00
The weather Is much cooler over the
eastern and southern portions of the oorn.
and wheat region. Temperatures are rl
imr over the northweat portion. Shower
occurred In the Kansas City district, and
t'uvv rains occurred in tne extreme east
em districts. Rains of one Inch or more
occurred at the following stations: In
Ohio Uma, 8.10; Findlay, 2 60; Bucyrus,
DO; Norwaik. l.io. went Virginia far-
kersburg. , 1.10. Kentucky Richmond,
l.tK): Crremburg, 140; Louisville, 1.32;
Mount tHarllng, . 1.30,
Jj. A. WKLiBH. f
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau,
' St. I.ool general Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 16-WHEAT-0ih.
lower: track No. 2 red, old, 31.C6lil.08:
new, t03S1.0&; No. 8 hard, new, 97c
&81.02. .
coKN-iwer; track wo. i. 7c ko, I
White. 798lMi0.
JAT8-irm; track ko. 3. 4ic; no, 3
white, Wc.
r os nt once or lutures:
WH KAT lower; September, 96VO06,4e;
December. S7kc. ' s
COKN-Lower; September, ho ie-
Cember, !&c.
OATS Lower; September, Sic: Decem
ber, 34C.
BYK-unchanirea, tkc.
Ft.otm Weak: red winter patents,
$UOi6.fiO; extra fancy and traight. $4 35
tj.O0;' hard winter clear. s.w4.o
bkku iimotny, ijv.wq'k.w.
COKNMKAL-33.00.
UHAN-Weak; sacked east trock, 8107
JT1.10. ,
it A Firm; umotny, h.whj-w;
Drm. 3UO0W16.OO.
FKOViiSiOM-i'orK. uncnangea; job
bing, Lard, unchanged, prime
steam, Ri.iSwa.siSi. iry salt meat, un
changed; boxed extra shirts. 310.62;
clear ribs. lo.K!tt; short clear. 810,87.
Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra shorts.
Jll.itiH: clear ribs, 111.62; short clears,
Ul.h74.
lOULTRY - Bteady; chicken. 13c:
urines. 1W20C; turkeya, HUJOc; duck.
Mfl24e: geene, fifrllc.
mil ikk 1'uii; creamery, jbsoc
KUOS-Weak, 144c '
' Recelnts, Shipment.
Flour, bbl 8.30a 18,000
Wheat bu ...,........lis.ivi0 20.000
Corn, bu .0i 25.000
Oais. bu 8.000 ,
Kaaaaa City firala aad ProvUtoaa.
KANSAS CITY. July U-WBEAT-
Cash. Mile lower; No. 1 hard, 3.taalc;
No. 3. udqc; iso. 3 red, wcnwvi No, 3,
WRN-HCic lower: o, i mixed. Te:
No. S, 76c; No, 1 White, SvWo; No, 1,
tSATS-Steady; No. I white, IV4NTe: No.
8 mixed, 4Hgt2xc.
Closing price of futures:
AVHKATJuly. tde: September. KW
tOSc; IVcember, KflSeic.
CORN-juiy, 74!,; September. tbB
'c; uecenioer, niwniikc.
OATS September, 84',c. . .
KYE-71atte
HAY-SOc lower: choice timothy. tlS.80
rriswi; rnoice praine, ss.lOiOD.
BUTTER-Creamery, 84c; firsts, SSc
second. ; packing atork, Hc
Kuus-Kxira. soc; nrats, isc: ec-
onda Ik. ;
, Receiw. Shipment.
Wheat, ba .,.,... lKiwo i.oo
Corn, bu aS.OOft , 14.000
oat, eu ................ 3,w . (,oub
I ' 1 , 1
Mlasjrapaiia oral Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 18. WHEAT No.
I northern, 31.141.16; No. t aorthern,
$l.HVil.lSH; No. 3 nan! winter. 8l.Sl.04;
ltember, KV; Peoember, 96ic
CORN-No, 3 yellow, 7474o; No. 1
whit. T$SWc: No. 8. T57JHc; Beptem
her. irmjv; Decwber, 7lTc
OATH-tandard. 64c.
BARLEY Malting, loot 11.08.
FIXSKEI-1.84.
RARLY-4S40.
CORN-No, I yellow. TSffno.
OATS No, t white, 6jic . '
' RYB No, X Wlto. '
BRAN In KB-lb. sacks, 3Vfta
FLOUR First patenta. 3o.10o6.XS: nec-
ond patents, .SOi.06; first oleara, J3.&9
3.14; aecond clears, 33.40tj2.7O.
Phltadelfilila Proeleire Market.
PHILADEIHIA, July 11 BUTTE R
Western creamery special. SSc; extra.
tSic: nearby prints, extra, toe
EGOS-Ftrm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, 36.46 per case; current r
orlpte, t6.OO0.16; western firsts. $6.46 per
case; errtem current reoeipta, 6.0r.le.
CHEESE Firm: Nw Tork full cream
choice, lAVfriSc; fair to tnod, U4r 15c; part
ekima, K'u 14c
Tim OMAHA, -WEDNESDAY, JULY
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Further Improyement Shown,
Al-
though Trading; if Slow.
FAVORABLE CE0P REPORTS COME
Practlcally All Standard gharee. -as
Well as Namber of More Ob
. scare luiei, Take Part -la
Day's Advance.
NEW YORK, July 16. Further Improve
ment was noted In the sluggish move
ment of the stock market today. The im
pelling factors were additional favorable
crop report and greater ease of money
on call and time. The latter condition
wa directly traced to confidence due to
last Saturday's bank statement, although
it Is probable, In the opinion of competent
authorities, that any pronounced increase
in demand, especially for long time ac
commodations, might easily cause a re
vival of last week higher quotation.
Practically all the standard share as
well as a number of more obscure Issue
took part In today's advance, which halted
in the late afternoon on reports from
Washington that the Stanley Investigating
committee I likely to - reoommend tlio
dissolution' of the United State Steel
corporation.
Great Northern preferred was the
strongest of the railway stocks, reflect
ing the agricultural news from the north
west. Trading slackened . In the final
hours, with a total output of minor pro
portion!. '
Advances in wages granted by steel
manufacturer yesterday was followed
by a rise In the-price of an important
finished product, with intimations of a
further upward revision of, the prevailing
schedule. .' The copper - situation found
fresh ' complications In private - cables
from Europe pointing to a large expan
sion In London and Farls stocks of the
metal. '
The bond market was featureless with
steady undertone. Total sale par
value, 62.404.000. 1 United States govern
ment bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales anff :eaair, Quotations
on stocks were as follows: x
sale. High. Low. Clou.
Allli-Chalnwr pfd
A malg Hinted Copmr ...
Amrlc Asrloultural ..
I
U,io
00
wo
8,900
400
m
4114
17
1714
11
t!4
II
40
73
1
U
11
"Vi
It
l14
41
II
107
U
127
141
101
17
40
107
102
ia
101
82
tm
lf
,
w
Amartctn Bwt gufsr....
Amnio Can
American C. as F
Am.rlitn Ootton Oil
Am.rlrin H. L. ptd...
Am. Ic SecurltlM
Am.rlcan Unwed
Amarlru Uicomotlr ...
300
100
100
100
it
18
41'
12 Vt
25
13'4
11
Amtlic B. s n,
Am. B, c R. pli
Am. Steel FoundrlH....,
Am. Busar Raflnlni
AmtrtcaaaiT. 4 T. .......
American Tobacco pfd.,.,
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co....,
800 32814 117V4.
1.100 Ub 144
"ioo i7ii "v
1,100 40 40V4
1, 800 W 107
Atchison i ,
Atchlmo pfd
Atlantic Coaat Lin...,.,
tOO 140
00 IN
1,000 loti
1.400 12
1,000 !
1,100 lt
140
10
as
164
14
Baltlmor aV Ohio
Bethlehem Hieel
Brooklyn Rapid 'IT
Canadian Peclflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot New Jertey..
Ihtiapeak 4k Ohio...,.,
3,200 10 71
0
Chlcaio a Alton .,,
Chicago O. W
Chicago 0. W. pfd
13
II
2
131
101
H
'2
41
144
148
Chloago A N, W
Chicago, M & St. P...,
C, C, C. ft Bt. L ,
Colorado F. I
Colorado A Southern....
Contolldated Oa
Corn Product! ,
(00 181
3.400 101i
"too 10 "
"i.'joo i"
100 14
131
100
144
Delaware A. Hudaon
Denver aV Rio Oranda..
D. R. O pfd
Dlatillari' Hecurltia ....
Krl ,
Kr!e let pfd
Erie Id pfd
11
15
31
ioo
ioo
3,100
too
ioo
1S4
11
14
62
41
81 V
11
14
41
14
II
41
171
General Klectrlo ,
Great Norther pfd....,
Great Northern Or ctfi.
1.100 171
177
J,0 13t 131
100 4S 41
100 1 121
700 10 10
100 U H
too 111 111
111
42
Illinois Central
Interborough Met,
Inter. Met. pfd
International Hamate ,.
121
10
M
111
lnter-Marln pfd ,
International Paper ,
International Pump .
II
11
10
11
Iowa ventral
Kaneaa City Southern...,
110
100
"Ml ,
!!
68
34
M
101
K, a K pfd....
Uolede Oaa ... .
Loul.Tllle A Kaahvll)..
. 100 110 161
" iii 147 in"
lot 11 11
'I'lio 'ii 'i
1(1
Minn. St. Inula
11
147
M., Bt. P. 8. g. M..
Mleaourl, K. T.
1
M., K. eV T. pfd
Mleaourl Paolflo
National Biscuit ,
National Lead
N. R. R. ef M. Id pfd..
New York Central
M
1.100 147 144 )4
av VfJt : vtn . 8
t t 1 1 . 'eatt II
200 U4 114 114
; ..... ' 12
4.4M I17 Ul ll
N. 0. W
Norfolk Weatern...,,,
North American
ito n ii ii
'4,1(10 120 ! "110
Northern Paolflo ........
Pacing Mall ,
Pennerlvant -
Paople'i Gaa
P.. C, a Bt. U.
Pittsburgh Coal
Preeeed Steel liar.'....;,..
Pullman Palac Car
100 11 .13 11
1X10 1 UJ .133
101 111 111
116
.101
11
tOO, 11
11
; 14
Ul
Railway Steel Spring.,,,
Reading
Kepuollo .Steel
100
42, W0
.400
400
J.I00
1,000
MO
u
142
' 2
So
"14
'41
17
14
112
14
14
.1.1
47
l
14
12
24
Republlo Steel pfd
;
13
47
; i
Kork Island Co ,
Rock Island Co. ptd......
Bt. LalV. II fd...
t. Louie B. W.
St. L. S. W.' pfd
i
Tt
14
Bloaa-gheffleld 8. I..,.
Southern Peclflo
..
10
18
74
41
is
400 101
4.600 II
1.J00 77
1.1O0 42
109
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
W
TT
Tenneem Copper
Texaa A Parlllo
T, M, L 4 W......
41
HI
MM
14
II
3
T , Bt, U eV W. pfd
Union Paclflo
I'elon Peclflo pfd....'...,
t'nlted State Realty
United State Rubber...,
United Blatee Steal ,
U. 8. Steel ptd
Vtek Copper ,
V a, -Carolina Chemical .
Webeah
Wabaeo pfd ...,.,,..,,..
Weetera Maryland
Weetlnghouea Klectrle -
Weetern rlon
Wheeling u K
Lfbltk Valley
Chine Copper ...,,.,,,,
Ray Consolidated ,
American Tnhecco
Seehoard Air Line.-..,...
Meaboard A. U pfd
W
tH
17.400 1M 146
1
3.0o M 14
joo io 14 iA
41. 10 M
10
4
1.MW 113 111 111
i.iov fi 11
' 100
' 60S
, 400
1.700
, tot
4
14
11
T7
U
44
H
U
T
U
IM
10
10
no
12
,
4
14
81
1
14
1.100 lit
1,70 11
c 10
' mo rw
MO 11
Sft
0
313
62
Total aalea for the day, I,tO jhare.
w Tork Hoser Market.
NEW YORK. July' l.-MONET-On
call, steady at u3 per cent: ruling rate,
t per cent; closing bid, 34 per cent: of
fered at Sl per cenu Time loans, steady;
sixty day, 34.r3i4 per cent; ninety days,
3'&5H per cent; six months,. 44H per
cent. ..:-..
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4fli
4t per cent. , 8terlins exchange, firm,
with actual business 'n bankers' Mils at
$4.86 for sixty-day hills and at 34.7S5 for
demand. Commercial bills, 34.14V.
SILVER Bar, eWsc; Mexican dollars,
48c.
BONDS Government, ateady; railroad,
steady. . - -
Canelltloa of the Treaaary,
WASHINGTON, July 1.-At , the be
ginning of business today the condition
of the United State treasury was:
Working balance .in treasury offices,
jao,637.19J: In banks and Philippine treas
ury. M.0!vS!8: total In tbe general fund
was 816,tt&.&l4. Receipts yeeterody, 31.0S3,-
629. Diabureementa yesterday. B. 457.8.14.
Deficit to date this fiscal year. 13,833.600,
as against a datK-rt or 814,176.119 at this
time last year. . The figure exclude
Panama . canal and public debt trans
actions. ; ,f - . . '
KhraiMsrateel Apples aael Drteal Wait
NEW TORK. July H. EVAPORATED
APPLE8-43utet, but steady; o the spot,
fancy. kelOVc; eboic. 6219c; prime, Tktf
70-
DRIED .rRCiTs Fruae inactive, out
price continue steady; quotations range
from 8e to te for CaJirorntaa up to
36-40 and f4C9H tor oregtms. Apricots,
quiet and steady; choice, nm13c; extra
choice, KStyiztyi, jraacne largely ttommai;
dtoletv '!?' iC: extra, crtoice. 71 no:
fancy, TVo. Raistna. dull and barely
stemdy; loooe muwratela. trfrc; hlc to
fancy aeeded, eVHc; eedleam, Hlfc;
London layers, 31.4Wgl.46.
J
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, July M. METALS Mar
ket quiet; standard and July, 31754
17.B: August, September and October,
tltarurs: elect rolytlc, 3TT.(ri7.26;
lake. 6l7.264Bri7.S; caattna-. SK-Omit&TSH.
Tin. weak: snot. 34t.KXf44J: July. 43.66
t440; Auriat 84X3rr43.7$. Lea. quiet;
14 "54 75. tipeiter, firm, 7.2007.4. AntJ-
Iron,
Copper arrivals today at New York.
50 tons; exports this month, 14.810 torn.
London copper, easy, spot, .) as va.
futures, 75 16a 3d. London tin. quiet;
spot, 200 10; future. 198 ws. ixinaon.
lead, 18 10s. London, speuer, bo.
Loral sales, ao.UOO ID., .ban si. lui.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, &bc wna. .in
London.
UUA11A GES1ERAL MARKET.
eMBial
RI7TTE R No. 1. l-lb. cartons, 27c: No.
1, in 09-lb. tubs, 27c; No. 2, ,25c; paclt-
CHEESEi imported Swiss, wc; Atnen-
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
17: daisies, 18c; triplets, - 18c; youn
Americas,- 19c; blue label brick, IMic;
llmberger, 2-lb., SOc; 1-lb., 22c.
POULTRY Broilers, so4c per 10.,
hens, 16c; cocks, 9010c; ducks, 18c; geese,
16c; turkeys, 23c; pigeons, pr dor.., 31.50.
Alive: Hens, l&OUc; old roosters, 6Hc;
stags, 6 "4c; old ducks, full feathered, 8c;
geese, full feathered, 6c; turkeys, 12c;
pigeons, per doc, 90c; homers, Z60;
squabs, No. 1. $1.60; No. 2, 60c. . ,
FISH (fresh)-Plckerel, fc; ' whlt : 13e;
pike, 16c; trout, 14c; large crapples, 12j
16c; Spanish mackerel, lo; eel, Idc; had
docks, 16c; flounders, 13c; green catfish,
16c; rose shad, 80c each; stad roo, per
pair, 46c; salmon, 15c; narfbut 8c; yellow
perch, 8c; buffalo. 8c; bullheads, 8Hc .
MiaL.LiLAii eajuo iumonas, utrra
gena, per lb., U'M: In sack Iota, h less.
Cocoanuts, per sack. 14.00. Filberts, per
lb., 14c; In sack lota, lc leas. Peanuts,
roasted, In sack lota, per lb., '.'70; roaated.
less tnan sacK 101a, per id., at, raw, per
lb., 6V1C. Cider, per gal., 76c.
BKEir cut rKiuiiis iso. 1 rios. zovic:
No. 2 ribs, 16c; No. 3, 13c; No. r loins.
22Vc; No. 2 loins, 18c; No. 3 -loins, 16c;
No. 1 cnucKs, vftc; no. t caucus, c;
No. 3 chucks, 7c; No. 1 round, 13c;
No. rounds, 12c; No. 8 rounds. Uc;
No. 1 Plate. No. 2 plates,. ic; So.
i plate. c . , P . .. ,
fruits, etu. uananaa. Ann : se
lect, per ' buncti. 2.25(38.60; Jumbo, - per
Dtuicn, i2.imaid.ia. xraus, Ancnor orand.
new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. la box, per box, 3126;
Dromedary nrana, new, w i-id. vkgs. in
box. per box, 63.00. Figv California, per
case of 12 No. 12 pkga.. 85c; per case of
36 No. 12 pkgs., 32.60; per case of 60 No,
I pkgs., $2.00; bulk. In 26 and 50-1 b.. boxes,.
per id., wo; uuw iunm, o-crowo,.lo
20-lb. boxes, per lb., 16c; 6-croWn in 20-lb.
boxes, per lb., 16c; 7-crown In 30-lb. boxea
per lb., 17c. Lemon, Llmonlera selected
brand, extra fancy, 300-360 sixes, per box,
37.UO; Loma Limoneira, fancy, 800-300 sixes,
per box, ti-w; 2o-w sues, oon per box
less; camorniu, vnoic, aw-au sizes, per
box, $5.50. Oranges, California Half
Moon sweets, extra tancy, H6-120 sizes,
per box, 13.26; extra choice, all sixes, per
box, 33.00; Valencia oranges . all sixes.
34.00. Fine apples, -Z-48 sixes, per
crate, 33.00. California peaphes, 76c; Cal
ifornia apricots, si.iio; uaiuornia cherries.
$1.25; borne grown cherries, per crate of
24 Qti., 32.26; home grown gooseberries,
per orate 01 t qia., i.s. wax oeana,
per bsKt., ioo; green Deans, per bskt.
75c California cantaloupes, 45-slze, 33.00.
Watermelons, per lb.. 3o; Texas peaches,
4 baskets, 70c.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, home grown.
lb.. 2c Celery, Michigan per do.. 36a
Cucumbers, hot house, peri box, 60a.
Egg plant, fancy Florida, per do., 32.00.
Garlic extra fancy, .white, per do,, 16a
Lettuce extra fane;, leaf, per do.. 26a
Onions, whit in crate, JLOO; yellow, per
crate, alio. . rarsiey, lancy . soutnern,
per dot, bunches, SC076C. , Potatoes,
Texas, new, per bu., 31.00. Tomatoes,
Texas, per 4-baaket carrier, 85o. -
Available Sonnlle of Grain.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Special cable and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreet'a show the following changes
In available supplies as compared with
the previous week: Available supplies.
Wheat United States, east of Rockies,
decreased, 1,081,000 bu.; United- States,
wesi 01 rocKies, decreased, kmjw nut;
Canada, decreased, 1,968,000 bu. Total
United States and Canada, decreased.
3,148,000 bu.;- afloat for and In Europe,
decreased, 5.000,000 1 bu. Total American
and European supply decreased, 8,148,000.
Corn united States ana Canada, de
creased. 992.000 bu.
Oats United States and Canada, de
creased. 667.000 bu. ...
The leading increases and decreases
reported th.ls week follow:. ,
Increases: Lincoln, 102.006 bu.; San An.
tonlo. 65.000 bu.; Akron. 60.000 bu, De
8..n.oe: h.llc .78c H,:soh7sdReasecr nMo
creases: Manitoba. 496.000: Goodrich. 60.000.
The visible supply of wheat In Canada
Saturday, July 13, was io,i40,ooo bu a de
crease of l.OSb.OOQ bu. vi v
t. , ' . . .
-'V Wool Market...
BOSTON. Maes.,. July IS. Domestic
wools continue in active demand with
values ahowlnsr hieher tendency. Good
sales are reported along well- distributed
lines and the -first lot of Ohio delaine
ehanared hands -recently 'at an advance.
Quarter .blood, actuate. Kentucay ana
Similar half blood, unwashed. 27ic;three-elKhths-
blood. 2330c. - Pulled tine "A"
6b(ii7a: f'A" supers. 6253c.
; ST. LOUIS, July. l.-rWOOL-Steady;
territory and western mediums, iiOipiao,;
fine mediums, I8g80c; fine, lytfi.c.
... .. . ! . ' 1 11 ' f '
' " Coffee Market.
; NEW -YORK. July 16.-COFrEE-Fu-tures
market closed steady at a net loss
of from 5 to llt points; sales 49,ooo nags;
Julv. 13.04e: Auaust. 13.11c: 'September.
13.18c.! October. 13.25c: November. 13.32c:
December, 13.38c; January, 13.39c; (Febru
ary. 18.38c: March. 13.46c: APrti. I3.4:re:
May and June, 13.4Sc. Spot market barely
steady: ko 7. nc.: santos 48.- ioc,
Mild, quiet; Cordova, llolc.,' nominal.
, Cottoa Market. v. ,
1 NEW YORK, July 16.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling upland, U.4oc; mid'
dlina aulf.-12.70c- No sales. ' '
. Cotton futures closed steady.- Cloalng
bids: July. 11.00c; August, 12.00c: Septem
ber. 12.11c: r October. 13.33c; November,
12.25c; December, 1119c: January, 12.2c;
February, 1 12.33c; March, it 12.89c; . May,
12.49c. . , , . . ...,,,...
. ' .Drr .Goods -Market.
NEW TORK. July -18. DRTT GOODS
The cottotr goods market ' are - steady,
with advances being bid for-fine gray
cloths following the strike In Now Bed
ford. Silk , velvet are . being ordered
freely for another season. Cotton yarns
rule steadier. Jobbers report a moderate
business.- .. ...... :
Loaeloa Stock Mark!. ""
LONDON. July 16. American securities
opened steady, today. Trading waa light
during the first hour, but a good ton
prevailed and price ranged -from-
to above yesterday's New York closing,
. I" Peort Market. , V k ,y
PEORIA.' July 16.-CORN Steady: Ko.
v.iUm . 4pAy.r - 7 . 4 vllnw 71
No. 8 mixed, 73c; sample, fc69c - -
OATS-4C lower; no. wmte, iracK, vc:
No. 4 whltav 47Hc - .
Oil a Roelw.1 " '
SAVANNAH, July 16. TURPENTINE
Firm at 4Sc. . -
ROSIN-Firm; type, r, 3B.cb.so; type
G,. I6.6S456-99- -: '
V Sagar' Market. '.
NEW TORK. July lS.-SUGAR-4law,
firm; muscovado, 69 teat, 3.42o; , cen
trtfugal, 96 test. 3.93c; -molasses sugar,
teat, tl7o. Refined, steady. -
Kanaa City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Julv 1. CATTLE
Receipts. 8,600 head.- including LOW head
southern; beef steers steady t . 15c
lower: other cattle steady; dressed beet
and export steers. 3S.3OjM.60; fair to good,
M.53-26; weatern . steers, i tCSotzUO;
stockera and leeoers, 4.jy7.uo; soutnern
steer. 4.2S.T6; aoutbera cow. , 3.364f
6,66: native cow, 33-2;vfS.f; native heif
ers. Ma&O&M); bulls, 3S.J5tf6.50; calves. 64.
HOGS Reeedrtev 11009 head: - market
opened 6c higher: ekwed 610e lower;
bulk of seJea. C Ja)g7.55: heavy. -37.S&B7.15;
packer and butchers. l7.!54f7.67H; light.
C.Jlff7.40: Big, eWJ.7S. '
SHEEP AND IA M BS Receipts. 3.000
head: mauket trHady to 16ce lower; lambs,
ts.5Ml7.3S: yearling. 84.5$$J5: wether.
84.6Ui4.7i; ewe. 3.50f6.&; stocker and
ftxdete, fSJnmm.t.....
' .'.i Stewlc l MaM.
Receipts ef live stock at the flv prta-
dpal weetem markets yesterday: -i
. Cattle. Hog. Sheen.
South Omaha 16t IS . vie t.r
St--Jtweph ISO 9.206 '- t.K
Kansas city u.a y a,a
St. Lout ................ 4.369 T.Q09 4,700
Chicago ................. J.M0 1L009 18.604)
Total ..
62.706 36.309
Prttent Adrertislng I the Road to
Big Returns-
mony, rirra; uooKson s,
steady, unchanged.
17, 1912.
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Are Steady. Others Slow
and lower.
HOG PRICES' "ARE MUCH MIXED
BestMa-ht Steady to Hlgaer Corn-
to '- Fair Are glow to
Lower
Receipts of Sheep
Are Larare.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 16, 112.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday ....... 3,124
Estimate Tuesday 2,600
4.066
8.672
8,000
13,500
Two days this week.. 5,724 ' 17,556 17,672
Same days last week.. 3.640 16,637 13.783
same z weeks ago...... 6,n , zo.mu i
Same 3 weeks ago 7.972 26,323 8.757
Same 4 weeks ago 5,023 13,435 3,7l
Same days last year... 7,072 14,155 18,396
The following table shows the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date- as compared with
last year: . 1912. 1911. InC Deo.
Cattle 444,759 631,810 87,lbl
Hogs 1,962,815 1,513,637 448,678 .v....
Sheep 968,003 803,688 154,214
The followlna- table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparison:
Date. ( 1912. lU.1910.19O9.1908.19O7.il906,
July ..
7 19
8 621 7 61 181
6 61
July. 10.
July 11.
7 244 6 33 I 7 671 6 23 6 64 6 66
7 19 6 S7 J 44 ( 6 42 6 8 6 65
7 18Vst 6 351 g 331 7 621 7 74 4 64
7 16i4 8 a 7 67 49 6 74 6 6
July 12.
July 13.
July 14.
241 8 2l 7
761 431 6 67
July 16.
7 141
8 351 7 821 6 811 5 71
July 16.
a as 7 83 7 1 vftj w
Sunday.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 15, 1911
Recelnts and disposition ' of live stock
at the Union Stock Tarda, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
yesterday; ;
... RECEIPT CARS, -
, CatUe. Hogs. Sheep. Hr's's.
C. M. A St P, 3
1 - 'i
A . ae
J .. ..
34 ' -22 ' 2
-7 ." . . : . ..
.79. - . 4,.; 1
14 .: : ..
4 . 2 - ..
27 3 10
. 1
' 1 .. N..
6 , . i..
1' -.. ,.
187 .33 ; 19-
Wabash .............. 3.
Missouri Pacifio
Union Paclfl 21
C, & N. W., east..., . 1
C, & N. W., west.. 28 .
C. St. P. M. & O... 10
C. B. ft Q., east.... 19
C. B. & Q., west.... 22
C. R. I. & P., east., 4
C. R. L ft P., west.. J
Illinois Central 4
C. O. W 1
Total' reeelnt 9 . . 122
DISPOSITION HEAD. :
. .. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co....... 862 2,102 541
Swift ft Co 413 S.Obo I,UI
Cudahy Packing Co.... 898 - 2.468 2,463
Armour ft Co.. 443 - SM , 1,677
SchwarU ft Co 614
Murphy ... 14
MoiTell - -6 . .-. ..
Swift from Kan. City.. - 64
Armour from Kan. City . 98 " ..... '
Cudahy from Kan City. " 78 ..... '
w. b. vansant t:o 1 .....
Benton Vansant ft Lush 78 .....
Hill ft Son . m
F. B. Lewis 66 ......
Huston & Co.. 25 .......
J. H. Bulla.....' 4
McCreary ft Kellogg.. 77 . ......
H. F. Hamilton......... 13
Iee Rothschild 25 .....
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co."... 74 .....
Other buyers 489.
Total ...3,471. 12,578 6,801
CATTLE Cattle receipts were fairly
liberal again Monday, making the total
fnr the two (favs 5.700 head, being a gain
of 2,000 head over last week, but at the
same time showing a considerate tailing
off as compared with two or three weeks
earo and with a year ago,
Advices from eastern points were very
discouraging on the opening and buyers
generally started out bidding prices that
wer oulte a little lower than yesterday.
In the end, however, they picked up the
more desirable dry lot came ai price
that were - fully steady with yesterday.
The medium grades, that is, light and
arreen cattle, were slow and lower all
Th market "on " cows and heifers was
very weak .this morning, prices. being on
all but the very -best 15$jP20c lower. -.and
some kinds posibly 25o lower than lat
Very little change took place In the
market for tock cattle and feeders, there
being a reasonably good demand xor ae
nirahla, kinds. . -
Quotations on cattle: ' Good to choice
beef steers, 88.509.50; fair to good beef
iMira lx.flfl'n,8.D0: common to fair beef
.ti- lsOOrtScOO: eood to choice heifers.
36.25i.60; good to choice cows, 35.60Sj6.25;
fair to good cows, 34.605.60; common to
f.ir m.. 12 SOitW.&O:- Eooa-to cnoice biock
era and feeders, 36.0O6.5O; fair. to good
tnok-M-a end feeders. 84.5OS5.00; common
to fair Btocker and feeders. $3-60)4.50;
.t.k mwa and half era. 33.25494.75; Veal
calves, 34.508.00; bulls, stags, etc., 83.76
6.60.
Representative sales:
. . . , BEEP STEERS.
No.
10...
13...
10...
...
67...
15...
11...
30...
II...
14...
1...
I...
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1...
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t...
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IB...
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6...
A. rr.
m 40
.....122 1 It
U T M
1111 1 70
mt t
..... tu 1 00
Ml t 11
11M I 10
Na. A. rr.
tl IM 1 SO
12 ......109 tM
... ........ 113t t
It ......1117 I
II., UM t
H...........12M tt
11.... 1OT 9 06
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
ion ill a...
10M t it
cowa
J'Mt It I
l...-...-14 t 10 ' i ' 1
v4t 3 II
....... 10 I 4 ........
Tit 1 10 8..,....,
....... TM 4 M I. .......
Mt 4 tt 1-
1100 4 tt n,;'-.,.,
....... 74 4 21 tt
tt 4 W I........
tot 4 4 . t
tU 4 41 . I..".
tet 4 It .1
. ttt 8 tt
HEIFERS.
171 . 1 tt It
tIT 4 oe I t
tut St.,
ttt 8 It
... MT I M
...10ft I M
... Mt IN
...l4t It
...MM f If
...120 IH
...22U I Tl
... K in
.I1T tit
... TN I If
...lOU I W
...lilt ttt
...1101 t It
t...
, Mt. 4
, HI 4 Tt
, tOO 4 71
. til I I .
in in
. TM I I
. Mt f It
4.....
4.....
teh
T4 4 tt 4
46 4 M . 11 .,
11 4 40 . T. ......
101 4 4 4
BULLS.
,. -4 M
.;124t 4 It
..11M 4
..UM 4M
..121 4 M
..13TI 46
.. tM 4 II
I
1I0S 4 M
.1221 4 4
.110 4M
.1104 4 II ,
.144 f
.UOt 4 Tf
.Hit 4 71
..10M 4 2
CALVES.
. IM 4 41
........ tOt I M
414 I 4
I7t I M
M0 I Tt
tit I M
Mt t M
........ IM IM
4JT Jw
.111 IN
, ttt IN
, IM 7 tt
, 14 1 M .
, 2M T t
,1S IH
, W IH
14t I M
IM IN
171 IM .
lit T M
I..
BTOCKEHS AND FEEDERS.
........... 424 4 4 4T I M
a HI 4 14 4 4M IM
a M IH 1 MT 6 H
4 .......... Mt IN It........... W IN
a M IN . I TM IN
..;.'..-.... t IN It .tT IM
HOOS Buyers started out this morn
ing picking out the good to choice light
hna-a that iust happened to ult their re
quirements and paying for with such
price tnat were ruiiy airauy io pwwmj
nuirh aa to hlrher In snots. Good to
choice lights sold around 37.307.S6 and on
un aa hiah as r.o tor a top wmcn was
6c higher than the best price pair yester
day. The aemana wnna s was lim
ited and - not equal io lajun an in
light hog on sale. '
Mixed ana pacsing noajs ana ino toiii-
mon to rair Rtnas ox ngm nos were
slow sellers all day at price that were
weak and generally arouna sc tower tnan
yesterday. Rough heavy packing hog
especially pa cams sows, wem tucunj
hard to move at price that showed va
greater decline, . . .
While the market wa not very actlT.
the better class of hogs sold in good sea
son, in . th morning, but it-was a Uttl
late before th rough heavy hog were
disposed of. -
As has been mentioned a number of
time in these column, shippers should
thoroughly understand thai wtili choice
light hog are bringing th top, buyer
discrinilnat vary cloaely between the
choice and even fair load. Thu two
load of hoar of Identically th aarae
waiiht. but differtna- In Qiutlltr, may
sell on at th extreme top, and th other
at th extreme bottom or tne awaet.
It would also M wen n xaj toubtit
would Uioroughty cmprehd that heavy
hogs, va f fair quality, are not In
very aetlv demand, while rough heavy
hoc are extremely hard to sell at the
I bottom of the market
-
Rough heavy hog and even heavy Tiogs
of pretty good quality closed very mean.
the market on hog ol tnat Kind DeiiiB
fully 105tl5c lower and with packeis in
many cases bidding 25c tower.
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SHEEP-There was another fairly largo
run of sheep and Iambs here today, about
thirty-five loads belna- reported in. buik
of supply consisted of westerns, which
Included shipments from Oregon, laano,
Wyoming and South Dakota. While a
good many lambs showed up in yester
day's receipts, comparatively few ap
peared on the market this morning, most
of the western stuff being wethers and
mixed loads of wethers and yearlings. A
few decks of native or fed stock from the
corn belt were Included in today's re
ceipts. . , As ; on .yesterday the . general
aualitv was not especially attractive, al
though there were some good loads among
today s offerings. , - - - -
Buyers were out fairly early in the
morning looking over thevsupply, ' but
with liberal receipts on hand did ' not
seem in any hurry to fill order. -As -has
been the case for several weeks back
there was a good : demand for anything
showing quality, sheep and lambs of the
common to medium order , not being par
ticularly, sought, after. A good part of
the morning wore away without much
being done, the feeling, however, betng
weak and lower. , '
Quotations on' sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, f7.007.25; fat range
yearlings, 35.005.50;. fat range wether,
34.2o4.75; fat range ewes, 33.754.10.
Representative sales: . -N.
-. xv. Pr.
65 native lambs........;.....:..'.. 61 " 6 60
25 native lambs, culls 64 6 00
38 native ewes ........Ul " 4 00
9 culls, ewes 127 . 3 00
618 South Dakota wethers...... 85 '. 4 60
3S3 wethers .............107 4 40
244 wethers ioo 4 to (
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK -. MARKET
Demand ' for . Cattle Slow Hogs
.i - Weak -Sheep Steady. i .;
CHICAGO. July 16. CATTLE Receipts,
2,500 head; market slow; beeves, 35.659.55;
Texas steers, 6.0OSf7.li; weisern steers,
ik anrritlM: stockera and feeders. 33.85&6.30;
cows and heifers, 32.607.70; calves, 36.00
9.00. . .
HOGS-Receipts, 11,000 heaa: . maraet,
weak; light, 37.157.65; mixed. 7.0643.67i;
heavy, .95ig?7.60; rough, 36.957.15; pigs,
KaaaiT.ar,: hulk of sales. 37.30U7.60. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,006)
head; market, steady .to 15c up; native,
3.205.36; - western,- 33.505.85; yearlings,
K156.76; lambs, native, west
ern, jtaxa-xto.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
RT. LOUIS. July 16.-CATTLE Re
ceirjt. 4.300 head. Including 1.400 head
Texan; market strong; native' shipping
and export streers, 36,om.li; dressed and
huthar ateer. tfi.O0&8.6o: , stockers and
feeders, 33.506.75; cows and heifer, $3.69
46.75; canners. 64.606.00; bulla, 4.006.76;
calves. i3.00iW9.2S; Texas and Oklahoma
steers, 36.008.75; cows. and heifers, $3i09
8.M. ........
' HOGS-Receipts, 7.000 head; market
strnna-: nias and llchts. S6.007.6O; mixed
and butcher. S7.467.55; good heavy, 87.65
i 7 ffi.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 4,700
had: market steady:' muttons. 83.75SH.7b;
lambs. 35.2513 8. 25; culls and bucks, 32.006
3.50; stockers, , .Zo3.oo.
- St. Joaeah Live Stock Mar net.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 16. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,300 head; market steady to 10c
lower; steers, j.(ti.s; cows ana neiiers.
31254i'.00: calves. 34.3068.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 1,200 head; market,
steady to strong; top, 37.60; bulk of sales,
t7.40fflf7.56. . ....
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 3,500
head; market steady; lamb, t6.35g8.co.
DORIS STEVENS ADDRESSES
GOOD AUDIENCE AT BOYD
Doris". Stevens." who- 1 delivering' iuf
frag talks during th exhibition of spe
cial films devoted to the -Vote for Wo
men" cause, spoke to a large number of
people last night at the Boyd. Sh made
a local application In answering th argu
ment that women, do not us th, fran
chise asN la witnessed in school election.
Miss 8tvens pointed to the water bond
election in Omaha, when only a portion
of the registered male vote waa out, there
being only one subject to Internet them.
She declared with a whole campaign
brimming with , .problem to aotv. th
women would be just aa much interested
numerically as the men. Th speaker
contended that in the states where suf
frage Is countenanced there are better
child labor law than anywhere els in
the union. . " " v ' ' ..
The special films will be displayed four
time today.
k 8fm Drewai.
CEDAR FALLS. lev. July M. (Special
Telegram.) Donald Magee Snider, aged
16, son of F.. U Snider of -thi city,
drowned In fhe Cedar river Sunday.
While wading with -other boys, h
stepped Into water eight feet deep,. and
was unable to swim. He was a senior
In th high school. . . ...
Iowa New Nate.
CRESTON A fall from a swing about
three weeks ago caused injur T.h ch
resulted Saturday In the death of Mat
thew FelL a U-year-old ooy of tnls
place. ' . '
CRESTON Th Hfeles.4 body of a woik
man thought . to be Pat Carr nieaiter
of the Burlington railroad section euw,
was found yesterday in a deserted hcus
in th southwestern fcut - of . tbiie
county about one mile northeast ef
Adair. Indications point to death from
natural cause. On the body of the rr.an
who had evidently been living aloe was
found a Chicago. Hurungtrt l tcccy
denttSction card issued to Pat Cjsjt by
S. M. Mumbart foreman ef road wtik
men on the St- Jjvnh division, lb
dead man Is about it wr of age. Is
fjv feet ten Inches UQ and weigha about
156 pounds. Th oody m being fcr
identiflcstion. , .. .
AD MEN FLOCK "TO DEK
Pay Annual Devoirs at Assembly of
, Knights. ; i
S1TG LN H0N0S OF AK-SAR-BEB
gaiasoa Tits Ifaloosens llld Ani
mals from Case aad They Rase
to aad Fr; lrventlii; Anyone "
. from Making; Speech.
Without any more provocation than h
mere fact that It was Omaha -Ad club
night, ihe largest crowd of the season
Hocked into Ak-Sar-Ben' den last night.
And with the assistance of the Ad club
Samson staged a more , finished show
than he has yet this year, thus making
it well worth the effort of the auditors
In crowding in. - ,
Even the gods seemed to know it wa
the big .night for the ad men. , Through
the weather man their aid was secured
and most thankfully received. The
weather . manipulator had promised the
assistance, iio we ver. At leat that ! 1
what Samson " said ; last week and the
signs last night proved conclusively that
some kind of conspiracy had been entered
Into. The den was a swarm of coated
men, ' an unusual sight after the many
nights when . a blanket ; ol white shirts
covered the-circu seats about the big .
rlng'.wvln' . restlessly in a sea of flut
tering fans. Not a fan moved last night
and -everyone kept on hi coat and was
comfortable. . , , . '.
Intts . customary ,style.th Ad-club
started the show- with a bang. Entering
the arena- before the grand entry of
caged beasts,, they filled the den and sur
rounding-territory with the patriotic
parodies, from .their : lusty lungs,. "Her
are som they sang: ;
. . -' Omaha. ' '
. ' (Air:. "Steamboat Bill.") -
Omaha, on the old Missouri river J
Omaha, you cannot hold her down j
Omaha,; she deserves tne oooei you js
her . , :
Classy, fat and sassy.
She's a darn good town.
Everybody Boosting Her wow.
(Air r "Everybody' Doln' It") "
Sing a song with Omaha Omaha Omaha
Nothing wrong with Omaha Omaha ;
Omaha -If
you want your bank account to grow
Omaha's the place that you should go
Every chance for . live ones there you
. know- .. .
To get the dough, get the dough, get the
doueh. so -
Everybody's flocking there-flocking there .
- flocking there
Nobody Is knocking there-knocking
there knocking there i' .
Grand old' town that hasn't a flaw
Grand old state from which she can draw
Fair old, square old Omaha .
Everybody's boosting her now.
. 1 Like, a Town Likt OmaU.
' (Air; "I-Want a Girl.")
I like a town - " - ,
Just like the town V
We all call Omaha,
Where perfect health
And boundless wealth
From those rich lands you draw.
Mountain peaks and ocean beaches may -
.... be fine..
But I'll take green Nebraska plains for ,
mine; ; .
Grand place to strike, -
That's why . I like -a town like Omaha. .
At the conclusion of the show Penn P.
Fodrea, acting as chairman of the even- .
Ing, announced that no speeches would be -
made. Instead, - arrangements had been -made
to show moving pictures . of the
national' convention of ad club men at -
Dallas, Tex. , It was a great disappoint-,
ment to everybody to find that a mis- 1
take had been made and the wrong film ;
sent out. The picture- showed a conven- 1
tion of comedian and. wasn't wort V the-j.-;
trouble , of ; the operator' focusing- it. ..
There was an, Immediate break for, the!,
refreshment stand in. the north balcony.
Another disappointment to many was (
tbe disappearance on the program of the
dancer, La Belle Fatlma. The only reason i
for the omission that could be found was
a line In the handbllf under the dancer's i
name which said "We can't promise you ,
thi. Judge Kennedy .may be in the;
neighborhood.,.;
Captain Dunn's concert, though, went I
usual and the dance was hot badly !
missed, -With several encores Oscar
Lleben filled the gap. ". .
. Star ef the Board.
He answered the demand for nil violin
rendition of "Beautiful. Lady'! several .
times. Captain Dunn. Joe Latsch and ,
A. , J. Alvord never tire their audience.
With each performance their songs seem
to secure greater applause. John Bren
ran also ia a star with his inimitable .
impersonation of a woman In distress.
8. .P. Conover make tt ridiculously funny .
tall and spare "lady," too.
For the ad men the crew of clowns
worked overtime. Each performance sees '.
this band a more laughable lot Gradually '
they are surpassing the experienced pro-.
fesBlonals of the itinerant circuses. - But'.
Ak-Sar-BenV ahoT all througtv i in that
professional surpassing trend.
The membership of the knights now
numbers 1,89a
FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT
- : BEGINS IN SjOUX CITY"
;.SIOTJX CITT, I,", July lt-The tourna
ment of the Iowa Firemen's association
will open in this city tomorrow and will
last four day. Seven finely conditioned
fir teams are In the stables at the Wood.
land Park race course in readiness to '
compete in the department race. The
volunteers who will compete in the con
tests began arriving today. ,
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I watl wwa HIK Kt
LerBrRStTIR fOK"
wtn maas tarn an leaTe so
klsaslaaea. fJaraa acr Duff or
(walllDf. Doe sot blister or
faaanea tfe hair. Harm can ba
worked, fug aor bottt daUTaied.
BcMk tl V. free).
ABSOKBINK, JH.. Knl merit
for staoktoo. For Boila. Bruiaea, ,
0! Sana, 8wII!ee. GoH.Varicoao I
Tataa rarlanaltica. aUar Pain. -
. UP
U
frteah ao tt a eo4iie at dnit or everetl -Will
teU snore if yam ni. MaDBXactaraAonly b .
W.l.VOUN8.B.D.F - in Tew-fc- a, SMafleM. Mai.
HAY PRESS
Ak for
The Aato-Fadaa Salt
feed. Ants Fetaa Belt
Power Free, l-straka
Hors
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roar bar to na.
The Aatomatic TecUa stay rras Co
city, m, utt w. lata ttt. -
Afinil HARVE8TCR vM
UUlill ZT-T,
ttt Blaoer Attack-
ibmw la pile aa Bar.
Maa aa koraa cut
aea feerfca aeaal wttk eon Binder.
BoM la owerr Mate. TrHm 134. N. w. B. BUXTON.
tt Jnanolisaa. Oeia, errttea: Tke Haneatar kaa
prorea all roa) ekUaa far It; tka Hv-reater aared
aw oear ttt. 4a taker teat year' cara eattlaa. I
at oear fee stocks: enn aaaka koaoata (era to
ekacs." Teatlejoalata aa eatalesua tree, akev
Isar atatars of ftareaau-. AAdreea Kit PRO
CESS MFO. CO.. SAJUNA. KANSAS.
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