Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SI N DAY, JULY 14, 1001.
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CONDITION OF 0MILVS TRADE
Vlum of Euaintsi Ri.thr Liglt
Wek Owing to Iotinte Hcii.
Lut
RAPID ADVANCES IN LINSEED OIL
Unfit, ornlile Crop Report from Vn
rloun Partit of the Country Cnurcil
Higher Price mi Some Linen
of Canned Oood-i,
The volume of business transacted In the
wholcsalo districts of this city was not
particularly heavy Inst week. Jobbers were
apparently more Interested In weather re
ports and crop bulletins than In any Im
mediate business that might bo at hand.
The extremely warm weather that wns ex
perienced all over this section of the coun
try kept everyone tit home who did not have
to bo out on the street, and as a result
trado with retailers was u little quiet.
When thttt Is the case they, of course, do
not send In many orders for more stock,
and still fewer of them come on the mar
ket. Thero were In fact fewer buyers on
the mnrket last week than tiny time In
many months, lluslncss men In all lines
are, of course, anxious regarding the out
come of the corn crop. 'I hey realize th.U
while corn In Nebraska Is not suffering to
any great extent, still rain must crime be
fore many dnyH have passed or the crop
win oe injured, wun a snort corn crop
in Kansas and Missouri a drouth In Ne
braska and Iowa would have very serious
results upon trade conditions In Omahu and
nurroundlng country, Retailers, of course,
appreciate that fact, and for that t canon
they cannot bo expected to nlace ery heavy
orders for fall until tho dry weather Is
broken. It Is the general onlnlon among
wholesalers that a good ratu would start
full orders to coming In good shape, as all
u great many merchants are wiilllng for Is
ju.li one more good rain.
Not only was lust week rather quiet as
regards the volume of business transacted,
uui u was also nun m lirice uctuut u is
There ure, of course, a few change owing
In llnfrlt'.ir'.l.ln nr.... ....,,. l.nl u 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1
Krcat majority of lines handled In this city
arc selling In exactly the same notches
they were a week ago. Tho market may
be suld to bo In a good hcallhy condition,
with no prospect of Its changing unluss
there should be a general crop talluie.
C'niuii'il (iniiiln ioliiK llluhi-r.
Tho most Interesting fcaturu of the
grocery market last week was the effect
tho dry, hot wuiitlier Is having on the
cunned goods market. Tomatoes scum '
be affected tho must, iih the crop In Kan
tian and Missouri la said to be badly dam
uged and growing worse every day. It Is
claimed that It Is almust Impossible to
Ket packers at tho present time to namo
prices and whore they do accept an order
they will not guarantee to deliver any of
the goods. The linlllmoru market Is also
belliK Influenced and prices ute now .it-moo
per dozen higher thun tiny were a week
ago, Smrill fruits are also Hrmlng up,
?wlng to shortage In crops caused by uu
avorable weather Corn has not changed
much as yet, us It Is 11 little too early to
toll much about what tho final outcome of
the crop will be, but still the market at
present Is In n good, strong position.
Another line that lias been affected by
dry weather la outmcal, both bulk and
case goods. Prices arc now CCKTf 1'ic per
barrel higher than they were a week ago,
with a corresponding advance on case
goods. The syrup market, owing to the
higher prices ruling on corn, is In u very
strong position and a sharp ndvanco Is
looked lor at most any time.
There has been no change In sugar dur
ing the week, practically ulll grades re
maining the Miine. Thero Is also nothing
to be said of coffee, as the market Is hold
lug iiteady and Is not very active.
Local Jobbers have been leeching ie
ports on the conditions of tho tea crop
In China and so fnr It looks as though
tin. would lie HomRwhnt of n shortage.
Teas arc costing more money In China nnd
In fact enough more to causs an advnnc
over last year's prices amounting to about
3 cents per pound, loiter advices from
Japan continue to report rather a light
yield In that country, also, and It Is pie
dlcted that Japan teas will ruin fully 2 cents
per pound higher than they did last yo.tr.
NuthliiK MtiirtlliiK in Hardware.
Thero Is prnctlcally nothing now to bo
said of tho situation In hardware. Trado
Just at tho present time Is rather quiet, as
would naturaly bo expected. Furmers ure
liusy In their fields and arc not taking time
to go lo town for hardware supplies.
Owing to the falling off In the demand for
mnny lines of goods that were In such big
request a few weeks ago, Jobbers have
been able to got enough stock on hand to
till all their back orders. They now have
barb wire In stock for tho llr.'t tlmo s.nce
last March. Heretofore they have nlwa,
had orders way In ndvanco for nil tho stoc
they could get, hut now they have tho
wire waiting for tho buyers. Tho shortage
In most other lines Is also at nn end.
There has been no change In prices since
last report, and nbout nil that can be snld
of the fltuntlon Is that thero Is n good
hcatthy market.
Mimeril Oil Still Ailviuieliiir.
The mnrket on linseed oil has been going
up by Jumps and bounds. About three
woslfM nirn (hit i'lllm IirlCM Of rilW oil WllS
67 and for. boiled 09 cents, and now It Ii up
to 82 cents for raw and S4 cents for boiled.
There seems to be considerable dllTeioiice
of opinion as to the true condition of tho
market. Some seem lo think that the
unfavorable crop reports from Kansas nnd
Missouri Justify the advance, as It Is from
thoso two states that tho early seed comes.
If the crop falls thero It will be late be
fore there will be much new oil on tho
market and tho price may even go to Jl per
gallon. Others, on the contrary, llguro that
. the present high prlco Is not Justified by
actual roudltlons, but Is simply a fictitious
valuation established by thote who control
both the teed anil tho product. If the
latter Is the case they nrguo that present
prices will not long be maintained
There has been no chalice during the
week In paints, white lead or turpentine.
SlitiiliiK l''"ll SmiiU.
Y-v-.. .nn.in i.ti.i.Mra iim.n tint done erv
WIV KIIVMie. Jl'i'uitn ....... .....
much Immediate business the last week,
though, of course, a few sorting up orders
havo been coming In. They have devoted
tho most of their attention to the arrival of
fall stock nnd hnvu about completed ar
rangements for making fall shipments. Con
sldeinble stork has already been shipped,
but this week It will begin to move out
much more rapidly. Kail orders are. of
course, not coining In very rapidly Just at
thJ present time, ns merchants prefer to
wait and see what Is to be the outcome of
the dry weather, if tho remainder of -ho
fnll and winter trade Is as good ns tho nd
vnncti buslnesn has been tip to this tlmo
Jobbers say they will certainly ha.e no
complaints, ns they will break all previous
records by a big margin.
Local Jobbers are calling t)u attention of
their customers to the fact that prints nnd
In fact almost all klitd.i of cotton piece
?oods nro very near at the lowest point
hej have ever been. Cotton Is goln,? up
und prices on tho manufactured product are
considerably below what they hIiojIiI be as
compiiUM with tho cost of raw material.
That being the cam they say this looks
like or extremely pi oC time to buy. Tho
export trade Is Increasing at a rapid rale
and promises to keep on growing, and the
hone demand Is nl-io picking up ut u inpld
rate. Taking everything Into rons'derat , n
those best posted seem to think that the
future tendency of prices on cotton ijoods
of nil kinds will be upward.
. Leather titioilo Unlet.
There Is not much dolus In leather goods
at tho present time. Thero are not many
sizing up orders coming In mid most of
thoso are rather small, but still them Is
fully as much going on as usual at this
time of year nnd as much as could bo ex
pected. Kali shipments will begin In tho
near future and an Omnha houses havo
so'd more fall anil winter goods than vir
before up to this lime they are well satis
fled with tho way business Is going.
Tho rubber trade Is also very quiet. Molt
of the traveling men aie taking vacations
, now, as nearly all merchants havo placed
tlielr orders, and not much business Is
looked for until cold weather arrives. Out
In the mountains traveling men are picking
up n few orders, but from the nearby trade
there Is nothing doing.
Fruit mill Produce.
There was a good demand all last week
for fruits nnd particularly for lemons.
Prices on lemons are now much higher than
iney were a snort time ago and jobbers my
ino uemnnii even in me niguer prices is
surprisingly larue. Fancy California stork
U new held nt 13 our box- and choice ut
$l..5. Oranges nre nlsn a little higher lmii
th;y were a week ago. California fruit
now stenn to ho about the most popular
finlt outside of lemon, Hlnckberrles and
raspberries nre still on the market, but tho
seimm for those lines Is rapidly coining t..i
cloie.
In veRetnbles thero has been very little
change, though the demand was good all
the week. Tho prices at which the dif
ferent lines are setlli.g will be found Iu an
other column,
The condition 'of eggs Is still causing coin
mihsloi men a great deal of troubl', ,s
shiopers apparently do not renllze how bad
thj stock Is that they ure buying, l'ul bj
per cent now Is rotten and In mnny ciast
It runt considerably heavier than that.
1 rice on good iitock are a Utile hu'.iir
Hi. ill thev wrre h week neo. imitations ruvV
beln? loVjfllle.
mere lias boon no t nance -n 'jailer Sit.cn
ltist report and poultry, with no exceptl-iti
Of SLtimr chickens, is also ncilitiir In .ust
about the same notches. Thc'i nun a It in-
1'otnry shortage in sprint; rhiekons nut
n nr.c ii a a result me tew rnijipcrs win,
Wv.u on the market realized nncy pr.u-s
for this time of year. The tullng ciuoMtlnn
In tuw lyiflfl rent. thoJBh In somo canes
br-tttl prices than that are obtained A
might Increase In receipts, however. It Is
t'-i-uglit would cause a marked drop lo
prices.
omaha wholesale .mahicet.
Condition of Trade nnd (Imitation on
Stniitc and l'niicy Produce.
rcaOS-Hccclpts liberal; good stock, firm,
itVullc.
LIVE i'OUL,THY-llcns, 7c; young and
old roostetH, syic; turkcn, oysc; ducks und
c on. oyuu, spring c.hukens, per lb., HS1B-
II CTTKK-Common to fair, 12MV4ci
choice dalrv. In tubs. nwiCe: atinrntor. DC
, FHKSH KISH-lIUck bass, lsc; white
basg.jir, blueibsh, lie; bullheads. 10c; b uB
litis, ic; buiraios, Cc, cutti.ili, 12c; cod, 9cj
croppies, iyiuc, clscoes, 7c, halibut, 1U,
Ill-rung, Cc- haddock, lOo, mackerel, la;
pike, tic, red snapper, 10c; salmon, lie; sun.
ion, ui iroui. yc. w-niinnsn. uc.
,.l,rr " at, wriuiiusn, uc.
WCllJUNH-Uve, per doz 41.
V iAl.S Cliiili i. !i,iinv
HA I'rlces quoted by Omaha Wholesale
tlay Uculers' association: Choice upland,
g.w; No 'i upland, ; medium. la.M: course,
J7W, Hyo straw, Jt,.6o. These prices are
for huy of good color und quality. Ueinund
"eieipts, u cars.
OAT8-N0. 2 white, 32c.
COHN-No, j uc.
UHAN-JI2
VKO UTAHL.ES.
Aai'AltAaUS-Natlve, per doz., SJttlOc.
JtJIL UAKIi-IInine grown, per lb lc.
NKW CAlUtOTH-Per doz., IMC.
Ni;vV Tl'HNIPS-Per doz., 10c.
CUCl'MHKItS-llothouse, per doz., 50c.
L.HTTI I K Per bu., l!uc.
ltADIHlIK.S-Per doz., lnJjSOc.
PAItSLUV-Per doz., SOc.
Nl. Pt i'AK'K, -ill bu,, 75c.
CAllUAtlK-llome grown, Ulc.
'I i i.VlA l lil.!.- 'U;.us. 1. basket crates. Jl.tA
ONIONS Uerniudas, per crate, J2.25; new
California, Sc.
CAUMKLOWKIi Homc-gtown, per dnx
tOc.
m:AN3-Vux, per half-bushel basket, 0cj
hiring, per nail-busiiel uikki-i, hvc.
Pl-ifj I'er bu , Jl; per ft bu., Wc.
CANTAI.OUl'li Per basket, 75c3U;
crutef, iJ.
WATKUM13I.ONS-Texas, 305J3SO each.
KltUlTH.
I'INKAI'I'MiS-Per doz., N.&03U5; per
nine, i.t.2.i.
IlI.ACKHMItrtlMR 7'sr 2l.nl. clise. S2.
UAHPliliHllIEa-Per 24-qt. case, 3.00;
ted, pel 2t-pt. case, J2.00.
Cifl-.ltMr. j Natle, per 8-lb. ha.tket,
uc; lusouri, pr Ji-qt. cuse, ji-.o'ii-.w.
PKACIIKS-Callfornlu, per box, Soc; free
stone. i.
APHICOTS-Callfornla, 4-basket crates,
il.W.
PL,UMS-Callfornla, per crate, Jl.ISQl.W.
UuuaiiUKltltlliS Per 24-t. caso, W.W.
TROPICAL FltUITS.
OHANOKS - California seedlings, W-50;
Med. sweets, $l.fl.
LKMONSCullfornla, extra funcy, J5.00;
Chulce, $4.i.
IIANANAS Per bunch, according to size,
KIOS California, new cartons, 75c; layers.
Uc. imported, per lb., NKU12C.
DATES Persian. In 6Mb. boxes, Salrs, 5c.
MKSCKLl.ANEOUS.
IIONKY-Hnlloween. 6Wc ner lb.
CilMCH-I'cr nlil., JI.M); per half bbl., $2.73.
Nl'TS-Knullsh walnuts, ner lb.. 16c: fil
berts, tier lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., li(tf2oo;
raw peanuts, per lb tycc; roasted, 61',u
1W, uraziis, uc; pecans, ifoc.
lilDI-.S No. 1 green, 6'4c; No. 2 green,
Bho: No. 1 salted, 7',4c; No. 2 suited, 7c; No.
1 teal calf. 8 to UV. ibB.. 8c: No. 2 veal calf.
12 lo n ids., tic; ary niues, swuc; sheep
pens, .oiaiDc, norse mucs, ii.sixa..'.
St. Louis (jrnln and Provlxlnns.
ST. LOUIS. July 13. WHKAT-Lower:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 63,c; track, 61',i
(uc; July, ciuc; aeptember, bi,c; uecem
ber. t;7',c. No. 2 hard. G4TiiUUc.
COUN Ijwcr; No. 2 cash Blc; track,
62,c: July. 61c: September. GlWc.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 31c: track, 35c;
July, 33Uc; September, 32iic; No. 2 whito,
JSVijHtfO.
It VE Lower at E2Wc.
HEEDS Timoihy, no trading; flax, no
iriitung.
KLOUIt Steady; patents, J3.3303.EO, hew;
extra fancy and straight, J2.W-ij3.00, new;
ciear, K.bwisz.&v, new.
CUHNM EAL-Stcady. J2.70.
lilt AN Stronger and higher; sacked, east
tnicK, iuc.
1IAY Higher; timothy. I10.5dffl5.00;
prairie, ?u.uumd.iu.
WIUHKY-Steady at J1.27.
I HON COTTON T1ES-$1.03.
HA(ir.INO-(ii,liJ7Vic.
1IKMP T'INE-c.
PHOVISIONS-Pork: Steady: Jobbing.
115.75. Lard, lower. JS.50. Dry salt meats
(boxed), steudy; extra shorts, JS.12H! clear
rios, js.jiVi; ciear sines, w.tr.)i. iiacon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, J9; clear ribs,
i'j.iii'i; clear fines, yj.w, snorts, yj.w.
MKTAL3-I;ad, quiet, $l.27jg-M0. Spel
ter, steady ut 3.f2V4.
POULTHY Easy; chickens, 7c; springs,
10R12c; turkeys, 5c; young. 15c; ducks, Cc;
springs. Cif7o: geese, ic: hnrlncs. 4fi5c.
nUTTElt Firm; creamery, lSgSHfcc;
dairy, 13iil5c.
liuiiM-Htoauy; ncamy, to: soutnern, B'aio,
KiscisiPiM I- lour, 4,txw bbis.; wheat, 215,
Oon bu.: corn. 33.000 bu.: oats. 47.0UO bu.
FtllPMKNTS-Klour, 8,00t) bbls.; wheat,
Ti.i.-o uu.; corn, zs,wv du.; oats, 22,uw mi.
Coffee MnrUct.
NEW YOItK. July 13.-COFFEE-Market
was featureless all day, after opening quiet
and unchanged. The foreign market news
was about ns anticipated and statistical
changes here and abroad cut little llguro
as an influence. Trading wns light from
the nrst and nultc or a profess onnl jettlo
mellt order. The closo wus steady, with
prices net unchanged. Total sales wero
6.7.i0 bags. Including: August. 4.9oc: Octo
ber. 6.05c. November. 6.10c: December. 6.25c:
March, 5.40c; May, 6.fi0G.55c, Futures
opened quiet, with prices unchnnged. It
was a thoroughly characteristic Saturday
market from the start, with business slack
end variations limited, German Interests
bought sparingly around tho opening. The
market ruled quiet out steady an the tori-
noon on light room covering. The closing
prices were net unchanged. Total sales.
6.070 bags, Including: August, 4.95c; Octo
ber, D.imc; Movcmuer, o.iuc; iJeccnwer, j.ibc
March, D.inc; May. o.wx?u.&5c. spot wus
dull und somewhat easier, quotations being
based on 5 13-lfie for Invoice lots; No. 7 Hlo
and Santos 4s, 6?;c. Santos, quiet; good
average Santos 4s, 3c; receipts, Jl.tulO bags;
stock, 470,000 bags. Hamburg opened un
changed; at 2:30 p. m. was net unchanged
to M ufir. lower: sales. 2o.wo lines (uncer
tain). Havre opened ',t lower; at 12 noon,
unchanged; sales, 11,000 bags, Uto, firm: No,
7 Hlo -la, 0.23c; exchange. 11c. Cleared for
United States. 13,000 bags; cleared for
Europe, 12,0o0 bags; stock, 172,000 bag3.
Kansas Oily Live Stork MiirUrt.
KANSAS CITY. July 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts. S'.O head natives. 200 head Texnns.
C(i0 head calves; market slow at yesterday's
values, export and dressed beef steers, JI.75
4l'.i.50; fair to good. Jl.W'TiS.OO: stockers and
feeders. $3.4iXu 1.25, western-fed steers. S3.40
Uj.uu; tcxuiis and Indians, J3.VKif-t.2G; Texas
grass steers, J3.001f3.75; cows, J2.70(ff 1.00;
neiirrs, j.vwj.i.sj, nuns, jz.wjji.Uv; cnl
J3.6U&4.75.
Iloas-Kecelpts, 11.000 hend: market SSt
10c lower; top, J412W: bulk of sales. I5.93W
fi.lfi; heavy. JC0.Vii6.12W: mixed pnekers, 15.85
4Ji.aj; light. .60VJ.S; pigs, $5.405.70.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-ltecelpts. 600 head;
sheen advanced 25e daring week: lambs.
;i.S?i!i5.25: wothers, $1.2:13.90; vearllngs, S3. So
CiU'i; ewes. $3.b?j3.o: culls, J2.0Ii3.W;
Texas grass sncep. j..-j(u.mi.
St, Jonriih litre Mock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 13.-CATTLE-IIC.
eeints. 173 head. Market nominally steady
nntlvrs. Si.155i5.S0. cows and heifers. Jl.JUft
4.&0; hulls and stngs, JJ.2.Vfi.U); stockers
nnd feeders. J2 255f 2: veals. J2.75W5.50.
IlotiK-ltecelpts, &53 head. Market closed
r.fiioc lower; light and light mixed, $5.70lf
B.S0; medium and heavy, jj.Sujj6.20; pigs,
J4.o;(iio.j; iiuik, o.mi'jo.-jo.
SHEEP-Kecelpts. none.
NtneU III Sluht.
Thu following table shows the receipts of
cattle, nogs nnu sneep in ine uve principal
live stock markets July 12:
uame. nogs, s u p,
U.Mitli flmnhiL
1.152 12.C13 l.fflS
rhionco
Kansas '
492
13,(1)')
1I.&10
1.200
853
1,5 0
City
1.000
1.100
2173
IiCO
uoo
St. Illlls ...
St. Joseph .
Totals
3.957 41.710 4.108
Toledo Oinlu and Seed,
TOLKDO. O . July
13.-
-WHEAT Active
GSc; September.
hut lower; rash and July
e.-e; uecemuer, iUtc.
COUN Active but lower; cash nnd July,
4Slr. September, 5Wic
OATS- -Hull nnd lower; cash anil July,
ao',c. nepicmuer, suite,
UYH-Kc
Sr;u.l)S Clover, futures moderately ac
tive; cash, prime, 50.25; October, 15.72.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Bipirls of .Etin l Mlssjnri Cam Pricti of
All Ortint tt Tumblt.
WHEAT TRADING LIGHT SECOND SESSION
HxcltliiK OpenliiK In Corn Pit Outs
Sternly, Init .MnrUct Soon Sliovtrd
AVcali neos Provisions
Were Dull.
CUICAQO. July 13. Reports of rain In
Iowa nnd Missouri, Indicating a break In
the existing drouth, caubo.d a. tumble In
prices of all grains today. September
wheat closed an even cent lower, Septem
ber corn closed 3(ic lower, oats were 1U
lic lower, whllo provisions were down
from 2V4c to 10c at the close.
Higher cables and reports of tho spread
ing of the hot dry weather Into tho spring
wheut territory caused a strong opening In
wheat. However, the advance was main
tained but a few minutes when, upon re
ports of rain In tho northwest, shorts be
came panic-stricken In their anxiety to sell
anil pi Ices dropped accordingly. Some re
covery und a renewal of confidence re
sulted from predictions of continued hot
weather for another thirty-six hours, but
trailing 'was rather light during the second
half of the session. Seutember opened Krv
c to KifP.io higher at WaWAc When tho
uri-uK came prices iiroppeu to irfmc. out ral
lied on cnVnrlnir liv nlmrtn. Thn rtnmt wns
lc lower at 67iia6Ji0. seaboard clearances
were equal to 5oG.(X) bushels. Primary re
ceipts were 731.0VO bushels and northwest
receipts wero iw cars, aim nst 243 cars last
week and 214 a year ago. Local receipts
were 141 cars, 101 of contract grade.
Them ten nn nvnltlitt. ,tni,ln I.. . V. n
corn pit. und sates were mado simul
taneously anywhere from Me tn K4n for
September. The buying lasted but a few
minutes und there was then a wild struggle
iuiikb iu uuioaii. me ennnge in senti
ment was brought about by reports of rain
and beforo the rush was over urlr,. hml
declined nbout 5c. Later thero was a good
rally, but further rumors of ruin caused
another break. Sentembcr nm-niil kin lower
iu uigner iu oi!ii'iic. un tno break prices
uiuppi-u io iavsc, nui ruined on snorts cov
ering, only to weaken acaln on further re
ports of rain, and the close was 34c lower
at 60Vic. Local receipts wero 3IU cars, with
m of contract grade.
uats opened nbout steady in sympathy
with corn, but the market began to show
weakness at the start, when there was an
oversupply of stop-toss orders nnd all local
longs wero anxious to sell. This occasioned
a, sharp decline, part of which was later
recovered, but weakness was predominant
uuritig tno greater part or the day. Sep
tember sold between 2Vc and 32Tc. closing
with a loss of lHilvic at 30T6fj'3lc. Hccelpts
were 10(3 cars.
Provisions were dull, with few features
of Interest. A moderate demand enrly was
repiaceo oy rainer ireo oneriiigs when
wenkness In grains developed. September
porK ranged uciwcen ii.3,',i anil $11.00,
closing 10c lower nt J14.42I4. Lard sold be.
twecn J8.70 nnd JS.72H, closing 6c lower at
JS.70. Hlba closed at S.Oofl8.07Vi at a loss
of 21405c, after selling between tSMi and
J.S.07H.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Whcnt,
170 cars; corn, 410 cars; oats, 103 cars; hogs,
a.ir'i nenu.
The leading futures raneed as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Closc.i Ycs'y,
Wheat I
July CiiVt fifi 6S C57J COH
Sept. WWV, 69V4 WW 071Tl,-i WW S't
Dec. 6DTi-l,i 71i 6SW WH 70
Corn
July 4SU 50 48Vi 46H 61W
Sept. 52Ti1TW 54 49W B0'4 63W
Dec. 63W C3W 43 Wd& 53
Oats
July 31H 31W 30 30V, 31H
Sopt. 32WfiTi SSli 2930TifT31 32
May &i 35H 32J 34W 35H
Pork II
Sept. 14 50 11 50 II 35 14 42W It 35
Jan. 14 45 11 45 14 30 14 30 14 52W
Sept. 8 70 8 72W 8 70 8 72W 8 70
Oct. 8 70 8 72W 8 70 8 70 8 75
Jan. 8 37W 8 37'5 8 35 8 35 8 72W
Ribs
Sept. 8 05 8 07W 8 02W 8 07W 7 92W
Oct. 8 02W 8 07W 8 00 8 05 8 10
Jan. 7 67W 7 67W 7 55 7 65 8 07W
No. 2.
Cnsh quotations were as follows:
KLOUIt Steady: winter natents. J3.30fli
3.w: sirnignts, n.wmv.zu; clears, i..wisj.w;
spring specials. J4.OoiW.10: stralchts. J2.70S
i.w: oaaers, ..iu,av.w.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, K865c.
COKN-No. 2. 48Uc: No. 2 yellow. 48c.
n,lTNNn 5 BUp- tin urhlto M,.. K-r,
o wnne, Jicajoc.
i. r-1-x . j. , co. - .
or.buo .iu. a uitx. 4i. m: inu. l norm
western. $1.88: nrlmo timothy. $1.65: clover.
contract grade. $9.50.
PKUVISIUNS Mess pork, per bbl., $11.33
dHi.ni. i.nici, per xw ios., s.ooVK.ef. Hnort
ribs sides (loose). $7.90(68.05. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $7.50i(.7.76. Short clear
sines (boxcu;, s.wus.wi.
wtiiHiy uasis or nign wines, $1.27,
Follow Inc nro the recelbts and shlnmenta
lor louuyi
ltoceipts. snipments
Flour, bbls.
13.000
13,0)0
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu, ,
Oats, bu. .,
...118.000
...247.000
...163,000
... 4.000
393.000
223.000
332,000
Jive. uu. ..,
27,000
llarley, bu.
6,000
1,000
On tho Produce exchange today the hut
tor market was Ilrmer: creameries. 14Ml9e
dairies, 14v(16Wc. Cheese, steady at OfflOe,
r.ggs, sieauy 111 vyt'Uivc.
SEW YOHIC fJENEfUiI. MAIllCET,
Uiiutntloiis
of the Du
Coinniodlt lea.
on Various
NEW YOHK. Julv 13. FLOim-Iteceluts
1,033 bbls.; exports, 34.S22 bbls.; sales, 2.900
pkgs.; Irregular nnd quite nominal; Min
nesota patents. 13.65413.90; Minnesota bakers.
2.G5ft'3.15; winter patents, ;3.55ft3.80; winter
straights, J3.35fi3.50; winter extras, S2.Wji'
2.80; winter low grades J2.20?j2.40. Mnrket
quiet; fair to good, J2.05K3.10; choice to
fancy, w.ihyj.ia.
COnNMEAL Unsettled: yellow western.
jl.02: Urnndywlne, J2.fi0M2.70.
HYIO Easy; No. 2 western, COc. f. o b
afloat; state rye, 6l55c, c. I. f Now YorK
carlnts.
BAItLEY Dull; feeding, 4Se. c. I. f New
York; malting. 4sft52c, c. I. f., New York.
HAIILEY MALT Dull, western. 5K72e.
WHEAT Itecclnts. 562.3W; exports, 218,0;
spot, easy; No. 2 red, 72c, elevator; No,
1 northern Duluth, 75c. f. o. b., alloat; Nn.
1 hard Duluth. 83c. f. o. h., afloat. Options
opened lirm. nut wero broKen very shnrpiy
by the collapse In corn nnd by free utile ail
ing, closed unsettled at Wtflc decline: July,
731 ia 3-itc, rioscn
1 73Vc; Heptemher, 'tYitt
October, 72;i,W73ici closed
Vifi75V4c. closed 744c.
73TiC. closed nw.
?3c: uecemuer HVi'ii
coitN iieeeinis. 35.iuu nu.: exnorts. 23. H9:
spot weaker; No. 2, 62Vic, elevator, and 51c,
f, o, b., alloat; options opened mod?rately
steady, but suddenly collapBcd under i n
avalanche of selling orders started bv a
rumor of rnln In Nobraska; later rallied on
covering; closed 2!tc net decline: July, 54Mi
55Hc. closed 53?ic; September, E3V(85'i4kC
closed &3-c: ucioner, in'ijDi.ic, cioseu M'.fco;
Dceemtier. w-Ji'oixiT.c. cioseu w,c.
OATS Ilecelpts, 77.S0O bu.; exports, 1S!),
110; spot, dull; No. 2. 37c; No. 3, 36c; No, 2
white. 38c; No. 3 white, 37Hc; track, mixed,
western, 30Ii3Sc; track, white, 37Hf12c op
tions wero smashed also by the break in
corn, but likewise rallied.
HAY-Stcndy; shipping. J10.00yi0.75; sood
to rholce, J5.5O1J9.O0,
HOl'S-Steady; Pacific const. 1901 crop,
16?flSVic; 1899 crop. Iliffl5c; old olds. SfiOc.
HIOKH-steady; Ualvestnn, 20 to 25 lbs,,
lNiliac; uaiuornift, zi tn 25 lbs., lS'.-jc;
iexns ury, i'4 io so ius., in-jc.
LEATHEH Quiet: hemlock sole. Huenos
Avres. Iluht to heave weights. 2iw2Se.
I'HOVISIONS I'or k. nu et: fnm v. ill.RtXTf
J12.00, mess, J3.5frf,io.0; beef ham . J20 50
21.50; packet. J10.00ffl0.50, city, extra Ind.u
mess, JlH.nojus.no. (.'ut meats, steady; plelt
led be lies. 9i.-Wllc: nlekled slmuloers 7
7io; pickled hams. UfillHc. Uird, steady;
wesiern sienmeu, js.yu renneu. arm; conti
nent, J'.t.OO; South America, J9 60; compound,
J7.00. Pork, llrm: family, J1C.COW10.5O: short
clear Fines, jio.25?;l7.W; mes. I15.25W10.2B,
nuTTKH-Flrmer; creamery, I5'al9'4c;
factory, 13Tfl5t,c; Imltntlon crenmcry, lilt
17c: state dairy. HWlS'jc.
CHEESE Firm; fancy, large, colored, 9c;
fancy, large, white, 9c; fancy, small, col
ored. 9Hf9Vic; fancy, small, white. 9Hc.
KCIGS-Strong; stnto and Pennsylvania,
11015c; western, unc.indled, 9Iil2V4c; west
ern, candled, 13jfl5c.
TALLOW Quiet: city, l!ic; country, 4U
GliC.
HICE-Stcady: domestic, tine to extra, 4
V(c: Japan. 4c.
PUTATOKS-gulet; Now York. ISO lbs..
12 25fr2.75; southern, extra, ner hhl.. J2.5i).
HYE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 4i
6Hc; Japan. 4?ic.
MOLASSES-atenily; New Orleans, open
kettle, trood to choice, 351712c.
Bi itrtii uaw, sieniiy, nui quiet i fair re
fining. J-w; eeniruugai. , test, 4 3-ioc;
molasses sugar, 3 6-ICc; rellned, steudy; No.
, 4.93c: No. 7, 4 15c: No. 8, 4,76c; No. 9,
4.70c; No. 10. 4.65c; No. 11. 4.60c: No. 12.
4.55c ; No. IS, 4.55c; No. 14, 4.60c; Standard
a, D.avc; confectioners a, wk; mould A,
;3et put loaf. e.OOe'. crushed. flrV. now-
dcred, 6.60e; granulated, o.Scc; cubes, 5., 5c
POL L, l H V A UVC una oresseu, sieuoj ,
unchnngeil.
METALS Trading was slow In all
branches of the metal trade today, wl:h
prices standing precisely where they dl I
yesterday, owing to the advance of market
cables from Umdon. There was n mod-.-r-
fte demand for spot tin on tho basis ot
J27.W. Copper was scarcely moving nt nd
In large lots and the prices are quoted on
the basis of 17c for lake Ingot nnd JI62h
for electrolytic and casting. Lend Is about
steady at 4.37W. Spelter has a slow nnd
small demand nt $3.9)03.0.. Steel rails are
quoted nt J2S.O0 at the mill. Iron Is quiet
with prices more or ies uominni, aim pig
Iron warrants are quoted at J3.50ftl0.00.
.NEW YOHIC STOCKS AM) IIOM1S,
Feverish mill Errnlle Market ThroiiKli-
out the Hay's Short Session.
NEW YOHK. Jjly 13,-There was a fever
ish nnd erratic market for stocks through
out today's short session, due to tho hesi
tation engendered Iu the minds of the bears
by the violent orcak In tho corn market
and by the large recuperation in the con
dition of the clearing house banks dis
closed by tho weekly bank statement.
Thero wero only two sharp rallies on ac
count of these factors. Neither rally was
held with any llrmness nnd the marKot
closed with renewed declines at many
lolnts on realizing nnd sharp advances In
ndlvldual stocks. There wns evidence of
continued pressure to liquidate In tho open
ing dealings, most mnraeii in tnc united
States Steel stocks, The preferred was
carried down 24i before vigorous support
rallied tt. The common lost iy and milled
more ensliy, The preferred roso again l'Si,
with the Koncrnl rally in tho market, but
continued under pressure. Tho recent mar-
kpi lenticrs, at, l'aui, iicmson nna union
Paclllc, lost from 1 to 2 points, but camo
up vigorously when the break In corn on
the Chlcaio market was reported. The re
covery In corn sent prices of stocks down
again, as It was feared the movement wns
more due to precautionary realizing oy
longs In corn on tho possibility of Sunday
rains than to actual news of amelioration
of tho corn In the corn belt. The banks
showed a lamer gain In canh than ex
petted, the reserves rising $3,173,1W. The
Importance of tho week's lluuldntlun In the
stock market Is measured by the enormous
loan contraction of J2i,wi,5uo. This is tho
largest decrease In loans for a slnclo weel;
In tho history of the clearing house, with
the single exception or t lie wccK ending
May 18 of this year, which was tho week
following the May panic, when the loans
wero reduced $2I,20I,Mju. The decrease Iu re
serve liabilities effected by the loan con
traction aided materially In the J7.7u9.iioO
recuperation In the surplus of the bnnlts.
The railroad bonds have been affected In
sympathy with stocks, but in much less do
croc. United Stales now 4s ueciuieu ft and 1110
refunding 2s, old is and tnc bu udvancea ',4
ner cent over the closing can of last wcck
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Tho stock mar
ket today wns stagnant and wcaic. with
consols Hat nt 01?. American shares wero
fair y active, opening well above parity.
but sagged later. After the close of busi
ness thev rallied on the curb. Tho Haute
of England has bought 135,000 of gold In
Australia.
Tho following oro the closing prices, on
the New iorK biock excuange;
Atchlfon So. l'.iclflo
do pM Sl'i BO. Kallnny ....
Baltimore & Ohio.. do pfd
.. S.Hi
rto nfd n Tcxns & r
.. 3SH
Canadian I'aclllo . I00i T., St. U & Vf
Canada Southern N 67 do pfd
Ches. & Ohio 441.; Union I'liclflc ..
Chlcnso & Alton.... 37 do pM
.. SI
.. 67U
jo pfu ii nDnn
C, 11. & Q 194 1 uu Pfd
Chicago, I
.. 17
.. I"',:
do pfd ,
Chicago & K. I...
Chicago Ot. V...
. iii do M pfd....,
.123' Win. Ccntrul
. 22 do pfd
. St 1". C. C. & St.
. IS!i Adftmi Hxpress
.lt.9 Am, Hxprcjs ...
,i:9 U. S. Kxprem..
. 13 'WcllB-Fargo Ex.
. 37 Ainal. Copper .,
. 87i Amcr. C. As F. . .
. 13 do pM
. 4U Amer. I.ln. Oil.
. I0 do pfd
liCHi Amer. rf. i It..
,2J3 du pfd
. 42 'Amer, Tobnevo
.. 20)i
.. 41!4
.. 77i,
da lit pea
do 2d pfd
Chicago Si N. W.
C. It. 1. & r
Chicago T. & T..
do pM
C, C C. & St. 1
Colo. Southern ..
do Ut pfd
do 2d pfd
Dela. & Hudson.
Del., L. & Y...
Denver & 11. O..
..Vj2
.. Sri
..HO
..U3i
.. Mi
.. J2U
..JO)
..123
.. 44
do
pfd 9oW Ana. Mln. Co....
Krle
.. ti'.i urn. itap. ir
.. 7Ui
do Jut nfd to Colo. 1-'. & I
.. 9314
,.m
do 2d pfd 5 Mi O n. Gau
Ot. Nor. pfd liOH Con. Tobacco ...
Hocking Valley .... 4'J',4 do pfd
do nfd 71 General Klectrlo
..11W
..-.II
Illinois Central .,..14SVt Glucono Sugar
(4
Iowa Central 33
do pfd 73
U. K. & W 64
Hocking Coal ls'i
jlnt n l Taper -i
do rfd.
75
do pfd lis
-Int'n'l I'ower
.. 90
.. 93
.. 42
Lou In. & Nash.
103'i Uiclrdo Gas
Manhattan L .
Met. St. Hy....,
Mex. Central ..,
Mex. National .,
Minn. & St. It.,
Mo. racldc ,
M., K. ,t T ,
do pfd
N. J. Central...
N. V, Central.
Nor. & Went...
do pfd
No. I'aclllo pfd.
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania ..
Heading
do lHt pfd...
do 2d pfd...
St. U & S. P..
do lt pfd...
do 2d Pfd...
St. L. 8. W
do pfd
St. I'aul
do pfd
..116H National Hlecult
,.Jf.o National Lead ..
.. 2-':t National Salt ...
.. tl do pfd
..102 No. American ...
..104U l'aclllc Coiut ...
.. 20 Pacllio Mall
.. IZVi People's Uaa
..116 Pressed S. C
..ICl'i' do pfd
,., 4T',j Pullman 1'. C...
.. fi .Ilepubllc Steel ...
.. OC I do pfd
.. 3,Li Sugar
.. 20J4
.. 4214
.. 20
.. 90
.. 61
.. 30
.. 41
.. S3
..295
.. IS'1
.. 72V4
...HJ'i'Tenn. C. I.
M',4
29
Union n. & 1
Co
13
70
.... 74W
.... 4i
.... 43H
.... "i
.... tf
.... 26
.... CO
...M'
....12
do pfd
U. 8. leather.
do pfd
U. S. Ituliber...
do pfil
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Western Union
12'.4
if
4M
9)
Trust receipts.
Ncn- York Money Market.
NEW YOIlIC. Julv 13. MONEY On call.
nominal; prime mercantile paper, WA per
ChteiiIjTNO EXCHANGE Nominal, with
nctual business In bankers' bills nt Jl.b7',4
fnr demand and at Jl.SIWif I.Sl for sixty
dayH; posted rates, J4,85ViiiH.86 and J4.8S44'
....... In, l.l I I I, .1 UIV
I'liiiiiiit!! i.iili uiiin. i.oiu'i.7.i
8IL VEH liar, SSc ; Mexlcan dollars,
. ...
Kovernment, strong; refunding 2s rcg. und
coupon, 107U; 3s reg. ami coupon, lud-jj; new
4s retr. and coupon, 1S8H; old -Is reg, und
coupon, lis-ji; us reg. nnu coupon, ivo.
Th cloillii; imerk on iiuihU luUd. ur at
fallow.:
U. S. ref. 2 reg
..07UN. Y. Central Is.
.1UJV,N. J. C. s. 5...,
..101H
do coupon
do 3, reg
In coupon
do new 4k, reg.
do coupon
do old 4s. reg.
.130
IDS
No. Pacific 3s
7,4
....I0bi
... mil
....13S',
....n:.
....112'.
....109
....mo
... 125
do 4i
N Y. C A tit I. 4s
N. & W. con. 4.
..10314
..Jl1
..103
.107
Oregon Nav. Is..
do coupon
do 5s, leg.
do 4s
Orrgnn K. L. Cs..
..1024
..SO
do coupon ...
D. of C. 3 6Js...
Atch. general 4
do ndj. 4s
do consol 5i 117H
UeailiiiK sen. 4.... 93
..103i
.. 97
..J10
. 10S
St I. & S F g. On ...n3'4
'tn i 1 m c. 51... u
Canada So, ..
,St. Paul consols. ...1W
St P. C & I' In 120
Ches. Ohio 4H
do la
:i3
do 1 1UU
C. & N. w. c. is.
Hi'4 So. Pnclllc 4s.
91",
do S. P. deb. 5....122HS0. Hallway 5s...
..IK
Chlcngo Ter. u v.i . 11. a t. es..
. (0
Colorado So. 4 '
D. & 11. O. 4s 101
Erie general 4s 7
1". V & I). C. IS...10J
Otn. Klectrlo 5s 2-W
Iowa Central Is 115
L. & N unl. i 102
M., K & T. 2s 84
do Is 97
iTex Pnclllc Is.
.us',4
do 2.1
.113
Union Pacllio 4s..
..10IH
Wabash la..
..JIS'4
do 2s.
113
West Shore 4s...
Wis. Central 4s.
Va. Centuries ..
90
Bid.
.rvr York .lllnlni; Mtneka.
NEW YOHK, July 13. The following are
tho closing quotations on mining siocksi
Ailnms Con
Alice
Ilrene
Ilrunswtck Con ..
Comstoek Tunnel.
,.. IS I,lttl Chief ...
,.. ii Ontario
...150 Ophlr
... It Phoenix
... Oil 1'otost
...HO favatre
12
MS
C3
10
I
Con. Cal. & Va...
7
Deudwood Terra
Hurn Silver
Irnn tfllver
Iadvllle Con...,
to
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,.
Standard
II
ii
ZK
.1!0
. 5?
. i
Hank CleariiiKH.
omaiia. Julv R Clenrlncs. J9.SH.753.33;
corresponding day last year, MW.Km.23; In
crease, J21.2I7.I1; clearlnfis for the week. JC,
113,513; correspondlns week last year, 'i,2iu.-
liij; necrcHse. jdi.uw.
CHIUAIJU, JUiy 1 ic.irinKs, .i,wi,ij.-.-i;
linlnnees. SZ.S&l.tSti. Posted rates. JI.8S for
sixty days. Jl on demand. New York
exehanuo. 20c premium.
CINCINNATI, JUiy u -uiearintts j:'.,.'i,
FfO. Money. 3H'U P" cent. New York ex
change, par. .
BOSTON. July 13. Clearings, JM.sa;,7H ;
balances, J2.B33.913. ,
HAl.TIMOHI-:. July 13.-ClearlnBs, J,h9,
P93: balances. J627.519. I-'or the week: Clear.
Intrs. 2,S25.SjG; balances. J3.-HS.123. Money,
tViflfi per cent.
NEW YOHK. July 13.-ClearlnBs, JJCS.li,.
C22; balances, J11.H7.915.
ST. LOt-MH, July 13.Clenrtnns, JH.7I2.010 ;
bnlauces. JS2n,122. Money, Win per cent. New
York exchange. 10c discount bid, ii.ir usked
PHILADELPHIA. July 13.- Clearing,
J1S,76I.C9G. balances. J2.18I 311. Kor the week
Clearings, J10-t.2tK.303; balances, J15,S10,Oji
Money, i per cent.
OMAHA LITE STOCl MARKET
With the Ticiptlon of Vtry But Qndu All
Cuttl Art Liwr Thun Ltit TTtek.
HOGS SOLD A DIME LOWER TODAY
DurliiK the Week Lniulis Have Ad
vanced Fully tI u 100 anil Sheep
lime Improved -10 lo Uu
Cents Over Lnut Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Juty 13.
Itecclnts were: Cattle.
Hogs, tiheep.
Ottlclal Monday i.itM
OlUclUl 'lUesduy
unit in 1 Wednesday :,hj
umclal Thursday 2.9J2
Olllclal Frldu 2,17
Utiiciul tjiiturday 1,111.'
0,014
7,45
b,2V'j
li,6t)'J
l2,ti.vJ
17.04)
35, I2J
bl.uil
4li,t3l
bl,3l
2,903
l,.ii
l,2i9
2.W6
l.tA'i
H.604
9.S77
Total this week 11.151
Week ending July U 7.S22
Week ending June .9 1.1,313
Week ending June 22.... 9,n&9
Week eiHllim June 1D....11.42&
1,232
Samu ween Hint ear. . . .lu.jil
AveragQ nrlco mild
for hoes at South
uiiiuuu iue
parlsuns:
past scscral da) with lOiu-
I 1901. ll!Kl.llSM..lS!lS.llS97.llS!)j.llS'j5.
June 24...I 5 2 iK, 1 Sa 2 2ill 3 W), 4 W
June 2J...1 5 Will 5 171 I V U)i 3 231 2 fit 4 40
June 2U...I 5 SJWi 6 1UI 3 G3I '13 li 2 VTi 4 U
JUIIU -1...1 6 Dli u 031 3 G4I 3 C2l I 3 S01 4 u.
June 23. ..I t b7S.i 5 111 3 051 3 6JI 3 Cll I
Jlllt.. .11 . . I. ... . .1 i, J ... I I .A. V '11
3 .4,
2 31
Juno 3u,,,
i 5 OH 3 f.Si 3 551 3 24
2 98,
2 i)j
uiy l...
July 2...
July 3...
G Wlii 3 73 3 Oil 3 la
4 63
5 t-JU 4 S2 3 01 3 Is;
1 74W. 5 01 3 78l 3 21
2 ii
4 t'-J
2 931
4 70
July 4....
. v
J??
',81
JUiy &
.1 6 73U1 5 6) 3 7S1 3 ml
JUly ti.... 5 79-Hi 5 ltii 3 S3 3 CO; 3 IS!
2 97
JUiy i.... j & 111 3 Ml 3 io i
July 8.... 5832-51 2 W 3 !7 3 32!
n Ml
3 V4 4 91
July 9..
July le.
July 11.
Julv 12.
I ii Ml-i, 5 13
i n rsi a 2 Wi 4 76
.1 5 K,n 5 13
901 13 2S 2 S7 4 i
& 5 04 3 96 3
0 . UU 4 vi
5 OoWl D 02 4 0I 3 731 3 1S1 j I .2
July 13..
O 1J l l-'J, o S O 11, - i 1 i -o
Itlrtlrnti.H flnnrl-ii 1nr1t(.iit4 holiday.
The olllelal iiiiinlipr nr euls of riloi'k
brought in today by each road wns:
Cattlo.HoKS.Slrp.H'scs,
c. m. & at. r. ity... 2 s
O. ei St. L. Hy 1
Missouri I'nctllc Ity.. 30 6
Union I'aclllo system ... 10
C. lit N. V. Hy 3
I-,. K. M. V. Jl. It. 1 53
2
S, c. & V. Hy 1
C, St. I' M. & O. Hy. .. 14
II, fc M. H. it. u 4U
c , H. & i). ity 10
k. c, iv ct. j a
C, H. I. it V., cast. ..
C H. 1. & I'., west.. ..
Illinois Central
6
1
ISO
Total receipts .... 33
The disposition of the day's receipts wns
as follows, eacn uuyer purcnusmg iiiu num
ber of hcuu iiidicatcii.
Cattle. Hogs. 8'h'p.
Omaha I'acklne company..
2.1'Jl
swift anil uomiiany
2.SC0
2.772
5,043
30
cudnhy packing company ..
Armour & Co 2
Omahu V. Co., from K. C. 21
Swift & Co., from K. C... 40
Swift & Co.. from country ..
44!
708
It. Heckcr & Dcgnn... 42
L. F. Husz 16
North l'ncK, ana l'ro. uo. ..
51S
Other buyers 16
Totnl SCO 13,933 1,183
nATTI.U Thero wern not enouull cnttla
uere luuay 10 miiKe .1 ii-si ui iiiu HifliRri.
us most of the receipts wero not oucrtu
for sale. For thn week there in nunc ai
lnrreiiHii In recelntu over List week, but
ns compared with the same week last year
thero 13 a sllgnt decrease. 1 no leniuro ui
Mm u-ri-lt 1 the effect I lie drv weather Is
having. Hnlf fat cattle Hre beltiK ruihed
on the southern markets at a rnpld rate,
and us a result prices on that class of
cattle are more or less demoralized, which
has a tendency to break prices nerc niso.
lir. wenther ntnek linn not been coming
hero as yet to ninouni 10 uiiyiuuiK.
nntnua It rnlnu hpfnrn lnutr It Is feared
there will be a pile of half fat stuff as well
us or common grosser marKeieu.
The good to choice beef steers, such a
sell at $3.50 or better, have not shown much
change during thu week. In some cases
they look a tritlo easier, but still tho change
does hot amount t6 much. Tho fair to
good grades selling from J5.00 to $3.40, ure
1520e lower than they wero a week ugo,
while the half fat stun nnu common sruui-u
of all kinds nro fully 20j(35c lowor. 1110
demand for that class of cuttle Is Very
light and sellers have ,to take what they
can get. Prlcea hero have held up In ooil
shnne ns compared with other markets on
all classes of fat cattle.
Good to choice dry lot cows and ncuorn
may also bo quoted Just about steady for
the week, neceipis nave oeen ngiu anu
thn demand cood. The medium grade of
cow stuff, however, have been selling very
tncull and can lie quoicn a quurier lower
fnr th week, dinners hnve not changed
much, as they were selling pretty low a
week ngo.
Hulls, calves and stags nre all lower for
tho week in sympathy with tne decline on
other ruttlp.
Tho stockcr nnd feeder trnae 13 rainer
rtemnrnllned exeetit on the 1:00(1 heavy-
...Al.v. cltiff nt iVilnli vrv HMlr Iu rnmlriL'.
Cattle weighing 900 pounds or better and
ot good quality are probably not over 10o
or 15c lower for the week, but asido from
thoso the market s very dull and from
23o to 60c lower, the greatest decline being
on tho lighter grades. There have been
n enoii manv llcht. common cattle rushed
on tho southern markets, nnd as the de
mand from the country Is almost at a
BinndKtlll fnr mieh tirades, thev can he hntl
ut most any price, nils nppues 10 sioca
row nnd heifers, ns well as to steers.
HOGS Tt-ero was the heaviest run of
hnirs. hern today that has arrived in somo
time past. Counting' what was curried over
yesterday there were over 200 cars on sale.
Other markets wero quoted lower, and ns
a result packers smricii oui nere 10 pouna
tho market, rraning sianru 0111 on a uusis
of nbout 10c decline ns comparea wun yes
terday and the snmo us yesterday the feel
ing kept getting weaker as tho mornlns
advanced, so that the markot today wns
just about a dime lower nil n round. The
long string sold nt $5,85, against $5.93 yes-
torday. The choicest loads wero picked up
enrly at from J5.87V4i5.;K) mostly. Thn
lighter loads sold from J5.82'.! down. After
about naif 01 ine nogs nun cnnii(;ci nanus
tho market weakened rummy and along
toward the closo It took pretty good hogs
to bring $5.82', and the light muff which
was largely lett until ttie close, went from
J5.S0 down. It was noticeable today that
packers made n greater distinction in qual
ity man ror some lime nasi.
Tno supply ot nogs lor ine week is ncavier
than far last week, but still n decrease Is
noted ns compared with the same week last
yeur. Ilecelpts at other markets farther
south und also In Chtcnuo have been
heavy, as dry weather hogs havo been
rushed on those mnrkets, hut still prices
have hem up in goou snnpe. rriuay was
the high point, wnen 1110 nverago cost
reached the highest point slnco tho lust
week In June, but the decline today took
away most of the advance of the week.
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i'sM today were conslKned direct to local pack-l'J.-Df
cr" ll,ul not offered on the marKct. Thero
vi-a-, iiuwever, iwo cars oi we!ivm h
wethers on sale that brought J3.55, which
could not ho ituotd auythltiK hut steudy us
compareu wun yesterday.
i.-nr iiim weeu in. Miitiniv or sneeii uv
this oolnt has lieeu thn heaviest In sovcrul
weeKs post, nut sun mer is a siikui ue
crease noted ns compared with the corre
sponding week of last year. The demand
was In kooiI shape all the week and as
reuorted yesterday there has been a very
sharp advance on all trades. I, n nibs are
nbout J1.00 per 100 higher than they were n
week ago, wethers ure ICtlOOc hlh'lier and
ewes fullv 2,Vullo hlchrr.
wuotntions: cnoico weiners, w.iSWJi
fair to Rood wethers, fs1.25S3.CSj eholco owes,
J3W3.25; fair to good. 2.5O3.C0: eholco
sprliic lambs, J5.Wfi5.75; fair to cood spring
lambs. IJi.i')ii&.tiO: feeder wetliirB. I2.76M
3.00; feeder lambs, ja.&o-yt.w. lleprcsenta
live suies:
No. AV. Pr.
--0 buck.l 152 J2 HI
10 culls r eti 2 iM
445 western grass wethers 93 3 55
CHICACO I.IVM STIKJIC M All KET.
Cattle Ileinnlii Meiuly Hobs Are
Loner Sheep mid I.nnilin Meiuly.
CHICAGO, July 13,-CATTLE-Itccclpts,
192 head, Including 350 head Texans; gen
erally steady; prime steers, J5.104J0.20; poor
to medium. J3.9iXSC.10; stockers und feed
ers. J2.0orjl.00; cows, J2.40ft4.D0; heifers, J2.60
f4.90: canners. Jl.75fi2.50: bulls, j2.2ofjl.4n;
calves, $4.Wr,.00; Texas siecrs, jj.ffi.wvs;
Texas hulls, J2.SofT3.40. . , ,
imrmiif,eimiM. ixihhi nenu: .uouuuy. 00,
neo homl estimated: left over. 2.455 head;
market MflOc lower: mixed nnd butchers,
J5.JtC.25; good to eholco heavy, JS.10fJt...5:
rough heavy, $5.90ftt.05: light, J5.90djG.20;
r r ui, nil 11 ir.i'iin z .
ui.'i,7ii ami i. a ai hm iteceimn. t.o
hend; steady; good to choici' wethers. J4.00
(84.73; fair to rholeo mixed, 3.i)UU4.; west
ern Slieep, iJ.IVIl l.l"; j emima, fi.wiii,.,",
tmtlvn InmUM. M.ioll.i: weaii-ru muiuo
(shorn), $3.755.33.
23 PER CENT
hns been tho nctual yearly earnings
paid to Investors In our Coupon Cer
tltlcatcfl for over four years. The
'Gold Honds" of tho commercial
world. Principal and dividends abso
lutely guaranteed. Dividends payable
monthly. Withdrawals any tlmo.
Spencer A
Hctz Did.
Norton Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
EXPORT
PIPE
Incnrpornted Under the l,nns of Terns
Capital - - $2,000,000
Divided Into 2,000,000 Hluircn of the
Par Vulne of t1.00 Knch. l-'ull-Pnlil
nnd Non-Ae"lle.
m-'KICKItS.
Hon. Chnrlea A. Tnwnr . . . . I'resuioin
New York City nnd Beaumont, 'lexas.
fiti'lihcu 31. Scott Vice PrcMileiit
Ucaumont, Texas.
Joseph 13. llroiissnril Treasurer
Heaumont, Texas.
Martin Omililln nrercinrr
Heaumont, Texas.
Kills 13. lleehe Aiiuiior
Heaumont, Texa9.
Alex W. Mass Kleld Mnnniter
ncaumont, 'iexns.
nillKGTOIt.S.
HON. CHAHL133 A. TOWNE. Ex-Senntor
from Minnesota, j-resiuum -uuiivnu.
Abrasive Co.
STEPHEN M. SCOTT, President Pnoia
Canal ana lnnusiriui 10., Luieuim yun
lloyou Canal Co., ex-President Hoard of
Public Works for the State of Kansas,
and President S. M. Scott Hcnlty Co.,
Henumont, Texas.
JOSEPH E. HROUSSAnU. President Heau
mont nice a: urisi aim -". inm iuminn-i
Henumont IrrlBiitliiK Co., Heaumont, Tex.
HON. HENTON McMlLLlN, Uovernor or
Tennessee, for in years .uemuer ui m
House of Hcprefentntlves, iiromluent
Member of the Ways nnd Moans Com-
V,tall1'llli. THIII
IIAHVEY J. HOPKINS, Mutunl Life Hulld-
inK. Hurrnio, rw. 1 ., exiunmvi- on iinuu.u.
I., i.nnvlviinla fields for many years.
GORDON S. OHM 15, New Orleans, La.,
lamest denier in niimrno 1 i m
1'nlted States, nnd President Aliltn Sprlnu
Water Co.. Ltd. .
JOHN T. WITHEHS, Heaumont. toxbb,
President or tno iinicricun ixmuuinu nuun
nt iiMiimnnt. Texns. nnd President of the
First National Hank of Howe. Texns.
HON. HOI1EHT II. HENRY, Jackson.
Miss., Stnte i-rinier nna i-ropm-mr v,i.-lon-Iedcer,
Jackson. Miss.
CHARLES C. OHTHWKIN, Kansas uuy,
Mo., of Charles urinwein s noun, uu
eBt Brain denlers nnd shippers west of
the Mississippi River, huvlni' warehouses
nnd elevators nt C'hlCRKo, Kunsas City,
St. Louis, Fort Worth nnd Oalvcston.
(HlMHtAl. COtl.VNHI..
AWHIICIATE COUNNHI,.
OHEER & ROSE, Threadncenie iouri,
Heaumont.
DEPOSITORS.
AMERICAN NATIONAL HANK.Hcnumnnt
METROPOLITAN NAT HANK Hoston
PPRITAN TRPST COMPANY Hoston
Hrislslrur and Transfer .mem.
PURITAN TIU'ST COMPANY Hoston
THIS is nn oil company that will be
produclnB nnd sclllnn petroleum ns soon
is the nctual work of drilling cuu he nc
CMn6lcitei EDSON, HI Hroadway. New
YltklsCnow slnkliiB a well on Its Spimle
Top Heights Protorly. nmnnnv wh!nh
h-is a ready brought In three wells n tho
Heaumont Held has made In . wrl lnB a
nrnnnsltlnn to s nk a we on inn uxpori
Co0rnpan"s Spindle Ton HelKhts land w- .h
the puarnnice 01 a bubhi-i ui i".
"it has also offers from two experienced
"J . uinu whIIh on Its hinds In tho
Johnson und Dyke Surveys on tho same
Kuarantee 011 111 puymK iununiio u.
' C3..11l.. LmniminnnlH firi HOW
AS IO iiiu n.imun 1.
jii iu in" 3"i""n i.
pending vhlch oncoiW'' w i k
casu iiiiiiKi-i i"i " I-.,. ...... ... , ;;- ,,
eanu ui....... ..i;,o r.t
alone sulllrlent to nssure net curnlngH of
tmuiuiiii",.. .
Company prefers to do lis
. ,....-1 t. v..... i.n, Ai.iiii.ii Hum
liriliing linen 11 linn iii r,.. -.. -;.-v-
lit iei.it a at iho
;"' ' . ,hlH field
The hMKlits, not
lilt ie ihiiir, 11 .1.
,lli Ton Helchts to prodUC
i ll lowing wens unit ii
T.u Innrl Iu ml
down on the Hats, but on top hill, where
every well driven nas proven hum,.-..
DO YOU
SPECULATE?
W. Farnam Smith
& Co.
Investment Securities,
WE OFFER UNION STOCK YAHD3
STOCK 44 SHAKES AT S5.
ounnus EXEciTUD Fon
Stocks, Bonds.
320 Farnam St. Phone 1064.
ltcferem'e..,.MrroliiititN nlliiiutl Hank
and I ulteil .stale .National Hunk.
GARVIN BROS.
Investment Bankers,
iris KAHNAM ST, OMAHA,
Offer for Snle Carefully Selected,
FIRST MORTGAGES
On City nnd Kami Heal Estate
Reference-! ('iiiu nirrelnl Nntlonnt
Dank und t'nlteil Mntei ntlonnl Hunk
llur KKYCH HILL Ol' I.EADVILLK at
60 a .hare; Company controlo 17 claim, la
the heart ot the District; property being
operated with a steam botst; ha. record
of production of J150.000.00.
Iluy PKIDB MLVINQ CbMI'ANY STOC
At 20c a share; tho company owns 45 cUlioi
aud a large mill; Is a .teady .blpp.t 4
employ. 26 men; will undcubt.dly par dtvU
dends this year.
Wrlto for tmformatlon concernlnc dltl
deed paying stock shovrlns n lnvestmonl
of better than 23Vi per cent, to Herbert Si
tlhaw, omces 11 and 15, llrown Palace llo.
le!, Denver, Colorado. Approved atoekl
old on Instalment plan. Direct prlrot.
wire to all Colorado exchange..
B, L. Baldwin & C(T
GENERAL
INSURANCE AGENTS
122t l'AHNA.II STllHKT.
l.onu DUIaiien Plioiir, 1TIIII.
OMin.VI'l NAI'HJITt III-7ST!
WALL STREET
Money Will ICurn 111k .Muntlil- lleturua
The Investor's lcund Pays Seml-Monthly.
7'he oldest eHtnbllshcd In Amurlca. No
certificate-holder ever lost a cent. Pay
ments mado to all subscribers every IS
days. No trouble. No deiny. Money
refunded on demand. Write today for
particulars, frco to any address.
C. U. JIACKI-1V it CO.,
Hudnoti lliilliltiiic Mevtr York.
I'etrplioue lOtttl.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James E. Uoyd A Co.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
GltAINi PKOV1HIONS AND HTOCKS.
Boaird of Trade UnlldlUK.
Direct wires to Chicago and New Torlo
Corr.pondoncc. John A. Warren A Co.
OIL &
LINE CO
It Is surrounded by tho cushers, not sur
rounding them.
IKX) feet south of us Is thn famous Lucoa
well; 250 feet southeast Is tho HoBK-Swavno
tjushcr, which came In June 2Gth; fiOO feet
southwest Is tho lleywood No. 2; 800 feet
southwest tho lleywood No. 3; 500 feet west
the Heattj'.
Tho company's holdings comprise ll.lOCVi
ncros of the best proven und Indicated oil
henrliiK lands In Texas and lyoulstamu
They Include proven oil tracts iu the Heau
mont, Sour Lnko nnd Sluphur tlelds, with
additional lands In these districts present
ing tho strongest Indications of lnrKO oil
deposits. Itn certain olI-producliiK tracts)
guuranteo It nn absolutely uurn Investment,
with returns so Krent thnt the figures al
most exceed belief; Its Indicated territory
presents In addition tho strongest probabil
ities of those great kuIiis which aro often
realized In new fields by the suguclous and
couruueouH Investor.
It is now a recognized fact that business
Is being done In Texas oil; that the produc
tion and salo of petroleum from the Toxas
fields Is not a myth, nor a temporary sensu
tlon. Several largo companies nre dally
selling oil for fuel to a hundred dlfteient In
dustries, from rlco and lumber mills to
sugar rellnerles und power plants. Hh usa
on the locomotives on tho Santa Fo rail
road won successfully Inauguarted Juno 20,
and It will he but a short time beforo all
the southern railroads will bo bidding for
tho Texiui product.
All the companies now selling oil draw It
from Spindle Top llcUhts, nnd their wells
surround the EXPORT COMPANY'S hold
ings there.
'Iho prollta to he rationally expected from
the Texas oil lields are almost too great to
be nut Into flirures. Thn l.tienn iiiHlier la
estimated hy the leading oil expert of this
vuuiuri, ur. j. v. . uaracrisil, 10 Do worm
J12.600.ouu, As It pays for its original cost
CVOry 24 hours, tfin eHtllll.ltx 1h lint mirwi.
sonable. Tho Haku (Russia) companies pay
nuiii w in si per cent uu ineir capital, mero
Is no reason whv n producing Texas oil
company should not pay iih much or more,
Tnko, for Instance, the Export Oil & Plpo
Line Co. It has on .Spindle Top alone room
for at least ti wells; suppose It should only
put down 3. The gusher average It. about
W,(M barrels per day, supposo thu 3 Export
wells should average but lO.noo, oven thlsj
will give 30,(J00 bnirels dally product, which,
at only 3uc a barrel amounts to 31,280.000,
ovor 0) per cent on Its entire capitalization.
In addition to this thero Is tho probability
of at least half us much more from Ita sul
phur mines la Louisiana, making a totnl of
nearly K) per cent on Its capital stock ut
par. This li taking no account of any In
come from Its other lands, nor of tho fact
that the nctual product of Its Spindle Ton
wella is much men likely to bo 150,ooo bar
rels dally t Ii it n 30.1101).
It certainly sounds Inrredlhle; but It Isj
Just as certainly demonstrated by the ac
tual developments In this most unprece
dented Held.
It is not too murh tn anticipate that tho
fortunes amusscd In Texan oil will exceed,
any ever beforo accumulated, and it Is not
much to say thut the properties of tho Ex
port Oil & Pipe Lino Co. will an certainly
contribute their proportion of thuso for
tuncii as tho oil continues to llow.
For tho purpose of developing tho proper
ties of tho company a limited amount of tha
capital stock Is offered for subscription at
60c. PER SHARE
pnr value S1.00, full paid imd non-assessable.
It Is practically certain that at leust una
gusher will be flowing on this compuny'a
iunds within W days at tho lutest; and wo
therefore wish to remind tho public of tho
fact that with Texns oil It Is always truu
that as Boon iih the well "comes in" tho
stock disappears from the market; tho only
time to secure it at any prlco Ih beforo oil
Is Htrtick.
.. nenu iur ii UHUm
Send for must rn ted prospectus, mailed,
promptly on remiest Subscriptions should
"ii lorwanieu i nn
v. i"i vi inui-ii i-iiin - iu u u .ouiuauy at
Jt Jinnumolli T,.XB r to Un nHoal Amenta
iih ne ow i.'neeKS or (irarts pavuh 0 to tht
. nf wai.timi ii iifnaiSNrA. nn t.i.
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''al AKents. should accompany appllcat on.
i AVVl.TIHl C. HUDSON .V CO.
i 212 Stock Exchange Hulldlng. Hoston, Masu.
n.mi.n.. n,.,,Mmni nu r...u....:
Mfmbers Heaumont Oil Exchange
nun jionru or iruim
If so, speculate successfully. Send your
orders to a reliable bouse, wb?r.. iney will
bo placed on the open mnrket. Wo caa
make fnr ynu In ono month nioro Interest
on your monev tb-n any bank will pay you
In a year. Bend for our book on speculation
It Is frxe.
J. K. Comstoek & Co.
Houiu U.j Trader's Did if, CMciimu,
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