Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMiHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1901.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Expnt BaWi and Foreign Niwi Hlp in
AdTwelig Whut Prieii.
REPORTS OF CORN SENSATIONALLY BAD
Mnrket Open Strong Under !tuh of
Buyers Oat Fnlrly Active, Prices
Depending on Corn Specula
tion in Provisions Small.
CHICAGO, July 17. Export miles and
foreign news were Influential In advancing
wheat prices today, September closing i
oio higher. September corn closed ttWUc
and September oats He up. Provisions
closed 2',4u to lCc Improved.
A sharp ndvnnce (it Liverpool stimulated
n local demand for wheat nt the opening of
the market and September sold from b.s'o
to GM.Jc, to WiUc over yesterday's close.
Reports of scattered local showers, how
ever, soon started selling. Northwestern
traders also sold and reported Improved
conditions In th spring wheat country.
A decline to G7',i&61?c ensued Iti conse
quence, although tho market was not a
weak one. It was, however, n nervous one
and a covering movement followed reports
of damages to the French crop. Septem
ber rallied to GSftc. Another decline to
C7(4ttfi7?4o followed, but reports of tffi loads
taken for export, mostly for the French
account, It was said, turned the tide again
anil the market closed llrrn, September
T)iu higher at CH'ic. Seaboard clear
ances In wheat and flour were eo,ual to
Ml, Ami bushels, while primary receipts i.g
grngated 1,116,000 bushels, compared with
7S1.W bjshels last year. Local receipts
were lit cars, W of contract grade. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported 176 cars,
against I'M lust week and Ifil a year ago.
Ueports from the southwest regarding
corn were gcncrnlly sensationally bad rnd
the weather bureau report, while, noting
local showers In various sections, came lar
from showing adequate relief. The mar
ket accordingly opened strong under a
rush of buying orders, Keeling was ex
tremely nervous and a wire advising that
tllcre had been a heavy rain In Iowa,
together with a hopeful reading of tho
weather forecast, caused temporary weak
ness. The wheat strength, too, contrib
uted to the bullishness. September sold
between COc and 61?4,c and closed 14c higher
nt fioc. Itecelpts were 20S cars.
Oats were fairly active, but prices de
pended on corn, a shortage In which would,
of course, affect the value of oats ns feed.
September sold between 31V4c nnd 32c and
closed firm, lie higher at Jlic. Itecelpts
were M cars.
The speculative Interest In provisions was
small, but reports of improved export
sales, together with fair support from
local packers, caused nn advance In prices,
despitu thu liberal run of hogs. Fluctu
ations were narrow. September pork
closed 10c, September lard 2V4c und Sep
tember ribs 60 higher.
I.Htlinated receipts tomorow: 'Wheat, 270
cars; corn, 220 cars oats, 75 cars; hogs,
ISMMi head.
The Icudlng futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. lllgh.j Low. Cloe. Yes'y,
heat I
July I
I
I
67
67
7(l
66'
1
6T I 66i
70 6.1',
Sept.
Dec.
1 urn
July Sept.
Dec.
4 i
July
Sept.
May
Poik
Sept.
Jan.
Lsrd--
Rept.
Oct.
Jan.
Rlbs-
Bept.
Oct.
Jan,
67'iW
63"
49
60
CI
49 1 4ST4
M-Tifjc:
BlHl 51W
I
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attt
32
MM
30i;
31i
30';
3lfi
3i;fi;
3I'
31
.To
35
I
J,
I.
14 07
14 22V
n 0714 usn ill 10
14 25 I 14 37141 14 15
8 62141 S 57m S 55
S 50 Is 6714, 8 5-,
II
14 37'.'
8 60
SS2H
8 60
8 27J4
8 G7V4'
8 2714 8 32141 8 27H
I.
I
I
T&5
1
7 no
7 52',4
7 62141 7
7 82W 7
7 47 7
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I
62J4
7 M
7 S5
7 1714
7 8214
7 47H
No. 2.
Cash quotations were bs follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 1-1.303
3.40: straights. I2.wa3.20; clears, 12.00fK.oo;
spring specials, Il.Oog-l.lo; straights, 12.70
3.(i; bakers, 12.10fj2.60,
VHBAT-No. 3 spring. 63665c; No. 2 rea;
SzS0 2 45,c; No- 2 yow, 4914c.
OAT8-N0; 2, 33i833(4c; No.-1 white. 34y4fl
RYE-No. 2, G4V4c.
8KBDB-N0. 1 flax. $1.88; No. 1 northwest
ern 11.88: prime timothy, $5; clover, con
tract grade, lfl.50.
PROVIHIONB-Mess pork, per bhl., 1H.0S
8H.10. IjiM, per 100 lbs.. $i.t214S.B5. Short
ribs sides (loose), 17.75fi7.96. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), J7. 5087.8214. Short clear
Bines moxniij, 11.a051j3.4i).
WHIHICY-Raals of high wines. $1.27.
Following are the receipts and shipment
for today:
. . Itecelpts. Shipments.
r lour, bbls 49,000 31.000
Wheat, liu , 437,000 347,000
Corn, bu 530,000 117.000
Oats, bu 23:i,noo 2x2.100
liye, bu 10.0k) 10,000
jiariey, 1111 b,Q09 ...
On tho Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm: creameries, 14fflDc:
dairies. W16c. Cheeso, strong, l0tfl0V4c
r.Kgn, irc.111, J',jc.
xnv vnitic raiMsiiAL maiikkt.
tion t Ioiin
of the Day
on Varlona
Uomniodltlea.
M:V YOIIK. July 17.-FLOUR-necclptfl.
1 1.2I1 bbls.; exports, 12.421 bbls.; quiet but a
llttlu morn steadily held: Minnesota twit-
fills, $:i.6."y3.o; MInnosota bakers, J2.65
".15; winter patents, ja.Sjgs.SO; winter
straights. M.WJ3.W. winter extras, $2.50
2.ku; winter low grades, $2.302.40: market
aulet; fair to good, $2.053,10; cholco to
fancy, $3.15'S3.45; ryo flour, quiet; fair to
t.OUNMKAI Firm: yellow western, $1.02;
liriiiMiywlne, $2.ivji'J.70.
IIYU-Flrm; No. 2 western. C614c. f. o. b..
niHuit; state, B2i353c, c. I. f Now York
carioiN.
nAHLKY Dull: foedlntf. 48c. c. I. f.,
New York; malting, 48(fj62c, c. I. f New
York.
IIAIU'.'aV ,MAI;T-Dull: western, 6572c.
W1IKAT llccelnts. 57.9.VI liimhola. .
r,:
.( .l.Wl .FIIOIIWIQ, A-,,,, m ICII. ID-AC. I. O.
).. lUlliat: No. 2 red. elvutnr ami K'n t
northern Duluth. R2Mc. nOnnt- jn 1 h',.i
Duluth. 83c, f. o. b afloat. Options had a
firm opening on northwest damage, Thoy
sold off under reallilng at mlilday, but
turned firm again on good buying on
irenrn account, strons Paris cables nn4
.....mi. viui'u iirm in jiwic net ml
vance. . July. 73(Q74 l-16c. closed 71V4c:
September, 72
1 " 1 lli
73Hc, cosed 73V4c; Oc
tober. 73 l-lMi73;e, closed 73:c; Decem
ber. 74r75 7-lCc. closed nc.
CORN neeeliil. .17imo hiiahl..
12,0(10 bushels; spot firm; No. 2. 53c, ele
vntor. and 64T4c, f. o. b., afloat. Option
market opened Arm on cables and crop
iicwa eased off through subsequent roullr-
Inif,
July
but finally
rainea by wheat:
Mii3i, closed
Mil . Qimla.T.y.
r,.v. ..iv
XS5fJ3Sl,eC' MlMfKUc. closed B3c.
.?A18J"Uece,I,,B' 700l, hushcls: exports,
foO bushels; spot firmer; No. 2, 3fil4c; No
3. 3bc; No. 2 white. 2Sc; No. 3 white. 371ic
'1?' m,x(Vj western. 3R37Hc: track white
3i(fH2c; options generally llrm all day on
croji news nnd covering.
. '.7i'1VL.B1''Pl,"Ki $10.00310.75; good
.JLJOI'8 9ul"t: 8tnto common to choice.
1900 crop. 14ji8o; 1S99. I0l3c; Pacific coast
19011 crop. l&mDe: W99. MffMSn '
HIDlIH-Qulet; Oalviston, 20 to 25 lbs.
lsyiSVic; California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 1914o
Texas, dry. 21 to 30 lbs,. 14V4C
LUATIIICH Oillet: hemlnVlc r,1n 1,
Ayres, light to heavy weights, 24'ff25c
PIlOViaiONS-lleef. quiet: family, , $11.60
WIS.UI5 mess, J9 .SOfftO.80 beef hamf '$20
mess, Ub.mj 18.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bel les. UHftllc; pickled shoulderS,' 7ncl
pickled hams, lltfUWc. Lard, steady
western steamed. $8.80: reitneii. t,iHv!
continent. $S.K5; South America. $9.50; com
pound. $7.0007.1214. Pork, sternly: family.
$lb.005f60; short clear sides, $15.255jl7,0O:
JTXA!,how8,rl,dy! city Mi country
Ill'TTKH-llecelpts, 10.632 pkgs.: firm:
statu dalrv. Hli 1414c ; creamery, 15l914c;
CMKKSU-Recclpts, 2,165 pkgs.; qulot
fancy, large, colored and white. 91ic; fancy
ffOl.c: Japan. 4Vc(
POTATOKS-Qulot; Now York, ISO lbs.,
!.!5i,75: southern, extra, per bbl $2.50.
MOLASSUS-Stendy; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 355i42c,
POL'LTHY Alive. weaker: aprlngors,
llfilttc; turkeys, . Sc; fowls, lie; dressed,
easier; springers, 19.fT20c; turkeys, StySUc;
lowls. ltiimc. d '
MHTAL8 The metal marRet at home
nnd Bbroad were quiet today. London tin
win. 7s Kd lower, with spot closing at 133
ana futures at iiuu. ine local market was
also lower und steady ut the decline, as
there was not brisk buying, the minimi
basts being $27.!2K?7.70. The local copper
jnnrnei iieia up to prpvioua prices una lake
.iwr iircripis, n.ioi jiKgs.j steauy; statu
""'I 1 iylvnnln, 1501in; western candled,
mijr.o; western uncandled, sgi214c
HICK Steady: domestic, fair to extra. U!
tvn mini,! nt It?. oft an.! rattlnc electro
lytic at 11S.62W- London, however, was 2s 6d
nigner ana closed at ior spot anu
cs d for ftiurcs. l.ead, quiet anil un
changed both here and abroad. Spelter
was dull and unchanged here at 13.9) to
13.95, while London showed a decline of
is. closing at 16 10s. Iron at New York
was slow and nominal, with pig Iron war
rants quoted at 19.50 to 110.00. " -The. Kng-
Dsn iron markets wero uuiet; closed at
53a 10-1 and Mlddlesborough closed at 41s
mi
OMAHA AVIIOM2SA1.U M Alt ICU'f.
Condition if Trnile mut atiotatlons on
.Stnplc mill Fancy I'roduei'.
KGao-liecelpts liberal; loss off. 1031014c.
UVE POULTHV-llens, 7ci young antl
ola roosters, i-iji.; ttirkuyfc, biisc; ducKs und
geese, Oc; spring chickens, per lb., Uriloc.
HUTTL'll-Commoii to talr, 1241214C!
choice dairy, In tubs, HUlSc, separator, vjc,
FIIKSII FlSH-UiuCk oass, 18c; whlto
bass, c, bluullsh, lie, bullheads, Wei b Ue
lliu, 7c; buRalos, 6c; catlisn, 12c; cod, 9c;
croppies, 7'tfluc; clscoes, 7c; halibut, lie;
herring, ta, hadduck, 10c; mackerel, c;
pike, jc, rud snapper, 10c; salmon, 14c; sun.
llsh, 5c trout, 9c, wliltcflih, 9c.
1'IOKONS-Llve, per doc, (1.
VtiALS-ChiilCf, !alOc.
HAY 1'rlces quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Jlay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
ki.o-j; No. 2 upland, $9.50; medium, w.ou;
coarse, J. llyo straw, $ii.50. These prices are
for hay of good color und quality. Demand
lulr. itecelpts, 3 curs.
UATS No. 2 white, 32c.
CUHN No. 3. 15c.
II1IAN-J12.
VKOETAnLEB.
ASPAHAOUH-Nutlve. per doc, 3&3c
JtliOliAHIi-llomu grown, per lb., lc.
NJUW CAllltOTS-Per doz., 20c
SaV TUHN1P8-Per doc, 20c.
CUCUMUKltS-llutllouse, per doc, 60c
LKTTUCU Per bu.. 2Uc.
1IADIH11KS 1'er uoc, 1520c
I'AltbLliV-Pbr doc,- 20c.
NKW POTATOKS Per bu., 853c
UAlfl)AGI3-Hoiiie grown, 2c.
'1 ( i.MA 1 11L.i1 Ti Mih, 4-uasket crates, $1.M.
ONIONS-Ucrmudus, per crate, $2.25; new
California, 2c.
CAULIFLOWER Home-grown, per doc,
60c.
1JEANS Wax, per half-bushel basket,
60c; string, per half-bushel basket, 5uc.
PICAS Per bu., 1; per, 14 bu., 60c.
CANTALOUPE - Per basket, 76cQ$li
crates, 2.
WATLltMELONS Texas, 30Q35c each.
FllUITS.
I'INEAl'PLES-l'er aoc, $1.5031.75; per
crate, S3.W.
ULAUKllEHUIES-Pcr 21-qU case, $2.
KABPUEHHlEh Per 24-qt. case, $3.00;
led, pel 24-pt. cusc, $2.50.
CilEltUIj-.s, Native, yor 8-lb. ba.iVwt,
45c; Missouri, per 21-qt, case, 11.7&K2.00.
PEACHES Cullfornia, per box, 9w; tree
stone, ll.lo.
APiUCUTS California, 4-basket crates,
$1.60.
PLUMS-Callfornla, per crate, $1.2331.50.
LiuOBllJEKKIES Per 24-nt. case, i.OO.
THOP1CAL FUUITS.
OKANGES Culltornlu seedlings, $3.76;
Med. sweets. $4.0o.
LEMONS California, extra fancy, $5.00,
cnoice. JI.7&.
DANANAS Per bunch, according to site,
$2. Wo 2.60.
F1U8 California, new cartons, 75c; layers,
Ooc; Imported, per lb., 103.12c.
DATES Persian, in CO-lb. boxes, Salrs, Ec
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONE Y-llallo ween, 614c per lb.
CIDEH-Per bbl $4.60; per half bbl.. $2.75.
NUTS English walnuts, per lb., 16c: III
bcrts. per lb.. 13c: almonds, par lb.. I8(ft20o:
ruw peanuts, pur lb., 6&54c; roasted, 614
714o ! Brazils, 13c; pecans, 10322o.
HIDES No. 1 green, 614c; No. 2 green,
6iC; No. 1 suited, 714c; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veal calf. 8 to 1214 lbs.. 8c: No. 2 veal calf.
n to is ids., tc; ary niues, auc; sneep
pens, JUioc; none niaes, w,WiFi.a.
St. I.onla Grnln and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Julv 17. WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. fUUc: track. G5V4fi
uuHK-mgner; wo. i casn, &2c; traca.
2U63c: July. 61V4c: September. 51T4C
OATS Hlghor; No. 2 caah, 34c; track, 353
35Hc; July, 3lHc; September. 33Hc; May.
jo-stc; no, i wnue, Mwajjo.
iiyk Firm at 54c.
FLOUIl Firm: new red. winter natents.
$3..1Oij0.50; extra, fancy and straights, $3,003
o.ji; ciear, ii.w..K,
uuKNMEAi steady at 12.70.
UltAN Strona: unsettled: sacked, rtnt
iracx. uc diu, wun ioo asKoa.
HAY Scarce, and higher: timothy. $16.01
$15.60; new, $11.0017.0U; pralrte, $13.00314.
wjUBivr aicaay at I.S7.
1IION COTTON TIES-$1.06,
nAaOINO-ftHOlic.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
SEEDS Flax, no market: timothy, no
i rnuin.
FIIOVI8IONS Pork. steady; lobblnr.
116.75. Lard, better at I7.37U. Dry suit
meats (boxed), tlrm but unchanged: extra
snorts, w; clear nos, vs.zo; clear sides. $8.w.
liacon (Doxed), steady but unchanged; ex
tra shorts. $3: clear ribs. $3.25: clear sides.
MKTAL.B Lfna, qUIOt, J4.Z71i-l.40. Bpel
ter. aulet at $3.!i2V4.
FOULTIIY Dull: chickens. 6V,o: snrlngs
iuu: lurKeys, oa; springs, joc; aucKs, cc
springs. 6c; geese, 3c; springs, 4'aDc.
UUTIBK-Kirm creamery, isusohc
dairy. 1416c.
kuob-Hteuuy; nearby, sc; southern, 6c,
iicAjttinB tour, e.uuu ddis.: wneat
282,000 nn.; corn, 34,000 bu.; oats. 46.000 bu.
8HIPMENT8-Flour. 8.000 bbls.; wheat
77,000 bu.; corn, 32,000 bu.; oats, 38,000 bu.
Liverpool firnln and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, July 17. WHEAT-Spot,
iuii; ro. i reu, western winter, 03 bu
No. 1 northern spring. 6s 614d: No. 1 Call
forniu, 6s 9d. Futures,, quiet; September,
ts bia; ueccmoer, us o;a.
COHN Spot, steady; American mixed
new. 4s 2Hd: American mixed, old. 4s 3'Act,
Futures, quiet; July, nominal; September,
is :nu; uciooer, is JViU,
PEAS-Canadlan. firm nt 65Wd.
FLOUn-St. Louis fancy, winter, dull at
7s 9d.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady
at i. iDH'rra.j us, '
PItOVISIONS Deof. firm: extra, India. fi9
fid. Pork, nrlmo mess, western, firm, nt r,7s
Lnrd. steady, prime western. In tierces, 43s
bit; American renneu, 111 pans, 43s. iiams,
short cut, it to in ids., nrm at 61h. liacon
l.iimhurlunil mil In Si lhia aUailir AMaf..t
short ribs. 16 to 21 lbs,, firm at 47s 9d; long
clear middles, light. 28 to 3-4 lbs., stcadv. nt
46s 6d; long clear middles heavy, 35 to 40
ins., stcaay at ios; snort ciear nacas, is to
20 lbs., steady at 44s; clear bellies, 14 to 16
10s., nrm at bis; snouiuers, square, 11 to
13 ion., nrm 11 1 .ms un.
BUTTEIl Firm; flneBt United States, 90s
srnod United' States. 73s.
CHEESE Firm; American finest, white,
ids; American unesi, coioreu, -ius.
TALLOW-FIrm; prime, city, 2Js 6d; Aus
trauau, in ixinuon, zs
Itecelpts of wheat during the last thre
days, 2&l,00i) centals, Including 153,000 Amer
lean.
llccelnts of American corn during the last
nircc uays, iui,iiu centals.
ICunsna City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 17. WHEAT July
6lyi1f61c! Scptrmbor, 63i4c; December,
ea kc; casn, rso. 2 narn. (HMTWTic No
61Hc: No. 2 red, 6314fl63io; No. 3, C2Hc
COnN July, 6314c; September, 6240', Dc
cembor. B21io: cash. No. 2 mixed, 5IHWG5C
OATS-No. 2 white, 41c.
IIYE-No. 2, file.
HAY-Cholco timothy, $15.00; choice
prairie, no.wdjio.w.
nUTTEH-Creamery, 18o; dairy, fancy,
14W16C.
EQUS-Woak; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock quoted unchanged, 714c dozen, loss
on, cunes ruiurnrii; secontlV 1C,
nECElPT8 Wheat. 143,200 bushels; corn
11, w uuniieis, uiiin, o,ika, Diisneis.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 1&7.20O bushels
corn, vi.wm ousneis; oats, uu uusnols.
I'hllndrlphln Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-RUTTBn-
i-irm; tancy western creamery, 20c; fancy
wemern prims, iic; luncy neuroy priillS,
EOOB Firm, good demand: fresh nearby
16c; fresh western, HWlHSc; fresh south
western. 12Un: fresh southern. 12e.
CHEESE Quiet; New York full creams,
iuncy small, Vftc; jxew- xork tun creams
tair to cnoice, sisi9iic.
Toledo firnln nnd Need.
TOLEDO, O., July 17.-WHEAT-Actlve
oepiemiier, flftc ueccmber, 71c,
COHN Dull; Sentember. 60T4c.
OATS-Hlgher; cash and July, 31c; Sep
iriuucr, .1171C
IlVE-60e.
CLOVEH8EED Cash, prime, $6.50; Oc
Mllvrnnkep Ornln Market.
, MILWAUKEE. July 17. WHEAT Mar,
aei niKner; ro. 1 nortnern, ksc; No, 2 no. th
4 III uiiiiuitjv. , livl'll IIIIM I 1 i3mj,
COKN-Septembcr. 5fr,c.
nYE-FIrm: No. 1, 51052c.
HAULEY-Stendy; No. 2, 55c; sample, 39
Ilnlnth (iruln Market.
DULI'TH. July 17.-VHEAT-Cash, No.
hard. 70Tic: No. 1 northern, ear: Vo
northern, 64c: July, C9c September, 07Tc
uecomner. bt',c.
COp.N-None.
Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr nnd Bran
MINNEAPOLIS. July 17.-WHEAT-De
tnanil was excellent; cash. 6c; July, jc
September, 65V4J5!ic; No. 1 northern, IHc
over September; No. 2, 62HB64C; No. 3, 619
VlJoUIl-Flrst patents, J3.753.f5: second
patents, $3.&5'3.6o, first clears, 2.65B2.i5,
second clears, $2.0S.
iiiiAiN in uuirf, m.wuu.w.
Peoria Market,
PKOHIA, July 17,-COIlN-Flrmi No. 3,
4714c. . .
OATS Firm; No. 2 white, 3414c. track,
u'tt iMkvnVi h u.i, of 11.27 for fin
ished goods.
M5W YOIIK STOCKS AMI IIOMJS.
Mr. .MnrRnn's Letter Nnntlim Northern
Pnrllli! Directors Cnnses Itecovcry.
NP.w vnnu. .tntv 17. Early knowledge
of the terms of Mr. Morgan's letter, notn
inaiin ,,i,nr. n, ihn Northern Pa
cific board of directors to till tho vacancies
to be created, was undoubtedly mo chusi
of tho emphatic recovery In prices of
stocks today.
The first intimation ot tne news cmne n
the street through the open buying of
.niiml timtiiititu nt 1-nrlnllM nlnrks llV brok
ers generally understood to net for both
tho .Morgan and the Hurrlman Interests.
The tact nf this buying was evidence of
the satisfaction felt by both parties to the
Northern Pnclllc contest over tne icrms ui
settlement provided for by Mr. Morgan s
action, aside from the strong assurance
felt from the personality of the new mem
bers of the bourd that a fair mid satisfac
tory adjustment would be secured.
The additional recommendation for tho
Immediate reconstruction of the board
rather than to nwalt the regular meeting
In October was nn additional cause of re
lief to the speculative mind. The convic
tion that nn ,'urlv settlement of the North
ern Pacific controversy was at hand, which
permeated the market nil th; morning, was
crystnllied by tho rather spectacular de
vlco of a sale of sw) shares ot Northern Pn
clllc common stock on the board. The
prlco was lis. Tho muto record tape com
ing f-moothly from tho ticker with tho
quotation Jumbled In with tho routing
transactions of the market was eloquent
of the end of perhaps the most disastrous
quarrel that ever Unsettled values In Wall
street.
Tim last of the straggling transactions In
the stock which followed tho sale for 11. Uu)
cash In the culmination of the corner In
the panic of May 9 wus made on June 3,
when the stock sold at lfJ. which was thu
settlement price offered by the Insiders to
the shorts. Since that tlmo the stock had
disappeared troni the market und there has
not neon even u nominal quotation ior u.
The reappearance of the stock on the tape
was Immediately followed by n violent
bound In prices. There were advances In
tne movement, but no recession m the
prices. Now buying orders came Into the
market In successive Installments for enor
mous blocks. The stocks of tho railroads
Immediately affected were naturally thu
leaders In the movement, but the strength
spread to other parts of the markut nnd
all considerations wore Ignored.
a rumor tnat tne sieei striko would no
settled within forty-eight hours entirely
fulled of corroboration, but the recovery
In tho steel stocks continued without In
terruption. The news of tho day pointed
to additional recruits for tho strlklnz em
ployes of tho anthracite companies, but tho
eariy weiiKness in tno coalers was wiped
out und tho stocks made buoyant advances
over Inst night's level, extendlntr In tho
case of Erlo first preferred 314.
The extreme rise' over night In St. Paul
reached 9. Union Pnclllc V, Southern Pa
cific 414 and Atchison 4. Hock Island rose
8 points In sympathy. There were many
oiner nuvances in tne ranroaa list und
among tho New York tractions of 2 to 414,
southern, southwestern, trunk lines, conf
ers and less Importunt groups all being
represented. Among the Industrials und
specialties United' States Steel got 2ft over
last night, tho preferred 2, Sugar 4i. Gen
eral Electric and Colorado Fuel 6U, North
iMMericun i?4 una wcsicrn union ana
Amalagumated Copper 21 each. The
strength In tho corn market today ceased
to Influence the stock market.
Sub-treasury operations yielded nn un.
usually largo amount to tho money market.
Now York axchango rtt Chicago fell rather
signincantiy una auruptiy rrom 25c pre
mium to 10c discount as a result of tho
easier money conditions In- Now York.
mocks closed strong and active, ncur the
IUJ1.
Tho bond market becamo ncttvn nnri
strong late In tho day, In sympathy with
siocks. ioiai saies, par value, $3,100,000;
United States refunding 2s and Dm nl,t .in
and new 4s advanced 14 per cent on tho
last call.
The following are the closing prices on
ne iiow iurs diock exenange:
Atchison 7;t do pfd
.1SS
do pfd 97V4 So. Pacific .
. KV4
Baltimore A Ohio... SI So. Hallway
. 31
do Dfd 91 I do Dfd MU
Canadian Faclno ... 19214 Tex. & Paclno 40 ',4
Lntu do oriMoi., Bl. u. dc w.. 20
Chcs. Ohio 41 do pfd 3414
Chlcaco & Alton... 1SH Union I'actfla 102H
da pfd 7C14 do cfd tint
C., . A Q mii Vabh 20'i
ni., inu. I...... i ag pia 397
do Dfd OH Wheel. A L. E is
Chlcaco & E. Ill...ltK do 2d pfd
Chicago O. W ZJ't Wis. Central 2M
no in pin i ao pra ti
do 2d Dfd 37 IP. C. C. A. St. I.... 79
Chicago & N. w...ivt Adams Ex.
l'0
C. It. I. & P 147H.Amerlcan Ex
.1S
. W
.110
Chicago Ter. & Tr. 50
U. S. Ex
do pfd 39
WelU-Kargo Ex..
Amal. Copper ...
Amer. Car & V
C. C. C. & St. L.... $!4
Colorado Bo
.11H4
. $5'.;
do 1st Pfd 49
do 2d Pfd 21
do pfd
Amer. Lin. Oil...
Del. & Hudson U'K
do pfd
. c:
. 61
Del. L. & W 535
Denver & H. 0 41H
Amer. S. & It...
do pfd
Amer. Tobacco
in',;
do prd ,
Erla
do 1st pfd ,
do 2d pfd ,
Ot. Nor. pfd....,
Hocking ValUy ,
do pfd
Illinois Central ,
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lake Erie & W
.130
. SS',1 Anac. Mln. Co...
. 6S llrookbn II. T...
434
. 6174 Colo. Fuel & Iron.. 98
.li8 .Con. Gas J18H
. w I'Con. Tobacco 64li
. i',t ao pro H7
.U.0H Qen. Electrla IJ2
3V4 Ulucoie Sugar
... 11!
.. 75
Hocking Coal
... US4
, 61
Inter. Paper ....
do pfd
Inter. Power
... 2
do pfd 117
U & N 10574
... 7C!
... 91
... :
Manhattan I.....
Met. St. lly
Mox. Central ...
Mex. National .,
Minn. Ac St. L..
Mo, I'aclfla
M K. & T
do pfd
N. J. Central ..
N. Y. Cintral ..
Norfolk & W...
do pfd
No. Paclflo ...
do pfd
Ontario & W.,..
Pennsylvania .
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. & S. F...
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. Houlliw...
do pfd
St. Taul
119y4'"'Lacled Ga..,
lW'i'Natlonal Dlscult,
... 41H
IH
National Ioad
... J)
... 41
... 77
...102
... CO
... r
... 'Jk
...108
...106H
... 2714
... 6514
...1S7
...VMi
... 4814
... S8
...118
National Salt .
do pfd ,
No. American .
Pacific Coast ..
I'nclfla Mall ....
l'euplo'a Ous ,.,
Pressed S. Cur.,
do pfd
...115si
... 4114
51
Pullman P. Car 26
Itepublla Steel
1314
... S0
do pfd
Sugar
Tcnn. Coal & I..
,.. .1
... a:ii
...HoTk
...
... UVi
... 62
... 42fc
... 78
... C'J-74
... 3014
... 6274
...1UU
.. 60
,.. IS
Union Hag & P..
do pfd
U. 8. Leather ...
do pfd
U. S. Ilubbcr ....
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Western Union .
,.. 73
... n
,.. 674
... ;
,.. 5114
Trust receipts. Last sale. Offered.
Xew York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Julv 17MONEY-On enll
steady, at 21Vrt314 tier cent: hint linn una
ruling rate, 31s per cent; prime mercantile
paper, I'imvs per cent.
STERLINO EXCHANGE Firmer, with
actual business In bankers' bills at S4.S714
(f 4.8714 for demand and at $4.N4H'04.84V4 for
sixty days; posted rates, M.8514 and J4.SS;
commercial bills, S4.KJhtU4.8l.
SILVER-Ilar, 6S!4c; Mexican dollars,
46Vc.
HONDS Government, strung; state,
Bteady; railroad, strong.
I'M cluiliiK puivk w, uunds toda art at
follows:
V. S. ref. 2s, reg. ..16714 X. T. C. Is.
..104
..1.1)14
do coupon ., ..10714 N. J. C. gen. 8s,
do 3s, reg It'
.no, rncitio ;r4
do coupon ,.!(
dn nw 4n, reg.. ..1341;
do coupon
do old Is, reg 113
do coupon l'.l
do 6s, reg P7;
do coupon 10)
D, of C. 3, Ms US
Atchison gen. 4s.... 10314
un Is 10314
N Y, C A St I, 4s.. 10714
N. A W. con. 4s 103
Oregon Nav. Is 107
do 4 KitK
Oregon 8. I s.... no
do con, 6n 1C4
Heading gen. Is.... j;'4
Hlo O. V. Is :oi
do adj. Is P. li
ni Ji 1 ai c. 5S..,)17
Canada So, 2s 109!? St 1, A S K g. ,,.;S3i
Ches, A Ohio tls-.W'st. Paul consols. ...172
do 6s 113 St P, C A P 1S....K0
C. A N. W, c. 7s. .13811 do 6s lli
do H, P. deb. Js..K!'4 Ho. Paclde I M
Chicago Ter. 4s tl So, Itulhiuy 6s IIIP4
Colorado 80, 4s S-S',4 S. It. & T. 6s 62
I). A It. 0. 4 101 iTex. A I'aclllc U...IHI1
Erlo general 4s 87 da Is 103
V. W. A I). C. Is. .101 Union I'aclllc 4s....:vJ
Oen. ".lectrlo 6s iOO Wutmsti Is US14
Iowa Cntral ls....llJi,il do 2s H3'4
U A N. unl. 4s 102 .West Shore 4s 112
M., K. A T. 2s 81 Wis, Central 4s.... s;!4
do 4s SIi; Va. Centuries 91P4
Offered,
Neiv York Mining: .Hooka,
NEW YORK. July 17.-Tho following are
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams C01 20
Alice 10
llreece 146
llrunswlck Con 1!
(Vmstovk Tunnel... 11
Con, Cal. A Va.....l'j0
DeailtvouJ Terra JO
Horn Silver 13.1
Iron Sliver GO
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .,
Standard
12
92.1
60
10
5
C
n
:w
Iadvllle Con 61s I
Condition of tlie Trraanry.
WASHINGTON, July lT.-Today'a state-
mcnt of the trensury balance In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 11MMW0.0W gold
reserve In the division of redempu n,
shows: Available cash balance, tl,l,St9,19i,
gold, 1100,211,181.
Huston Stocks nnd Honda.
UOSTON. Jnlv 17.-Cnll loans. 435 per
cent: tlmo loans. 44H!i Per cent. Official
closing;
A., T. & S. Y
., Wllngh. Electric. Wi
,. 97H 'Atchison 4. ....... 102
,.nm n. e. a. ,t c. ts... w'4
do pf,l
Amer, Sugar
American Tel
.Jo7 Adventure 2I
.2j1 ningham Mln. Co,.. 2ij
.lM4'Atnal. Copper Ul'i
Mloston A Albany
lloeton Ulnuted.
Host on & Me ,
bomlnlon Coal . ,
..IM'iiAtlatitlc 37
.. J."';!Ca!. & Hecla TSS
..1H Centennial IS
,, 4014 Krankltn 17
.. M Ilumt. il.lt 2.1
,.2,'.0 ,Osceola 91
do pfd
U, S. Steel
do pfd ,,,
Oen. Klectrlc
Mex. Central
2li rarrot 6214
t'i Qtilncy HI
N. E. O. & C
Old Colony ,
..JOS 'Santa Fe Copper ... 6I4
Old Dominion
. 2014 Tntnarack 311
Rubber
, 19 Utah Mining
.102 Wlnnna 214
union I'aclfla
I'nlon Iind .
Weft End ...
. 3 wolverines ;9
. 9!
Hid.
London Mock Qnotallona,
LONDON, July 17 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money....
do 2d rfd
So. Pacific
... :Vi
... UK
...
... Mi
... 3M4
...
... 43H
... 21
... 4!i
... ?
... M
... tfV4
... 2114
... 21
... Mi
19
... 37
... 7014
do account
, 92S
, ts
, 7f.'i
, 9714
, H'l
,101 '.
,1C'
, :ev
,
, M
,i:.J
,'.3
111
Anconda
Union Paclflo .,
do pfd
V. H, Steel
Mo pfd
Ches. k Ohio....
riilcaco O, W...,
.Jmver & IU O..
do pfd .,
I . K. A T
do pfd
ilarlo A W...,
i. Hallway
.to pfd
Wabash
do pfd ,
Spanish 4s ,
Atchlwon
do pfd
llaltlmore Ohio..
Canadian Paclft'..
St. Paul
ErleN
do 1st pfd.
do !d pfd
Illinois Central ...
Louisville
N. V. Central
No. Pacific pfd....
Pennsylvania
Heading
, 91
. w'i!
, li'i1
. 2714
do 1st pfd
Kx-dlvldend.
Hank Clearings.
rxw a it a T . . 1 .. , - ni..Ml.. ti MA nrt 1 .nr.
respondlng day last yrnr, JW0.900; Incrense,
i73,a"0.
CINCINNATI. July 17.-Cicarlngs. $3,716,-
6f; money, 3Viti6 per cent; New York ex
change, 2tio premium.
Hi. IAJUIW, JUiy !(. uiearingn, i.iun.ouoi
balances, ;i,w'p6,571; money, 46 per cent;
New York exenange, 16c discount bid, 10c
discount asked.
PHtlVDRI.I'HIA. July 17. Clearings.
22,557,ie?, balances, Il,8&4,653; money, 4 per
cent.
'CHICAGO, July 17.-Clearlngs. :C,8.4,0.H,
balances, 12,291,514; posted exchango, UMt
4.XS14; New York exchange, 10c discount.
HALTIMOHK. July 17,-ClcarlngH, J4.209,
731; balances, J3k3,0fc9; money, 4!i?,5 per cent.
NEW YOHK. Jdly 17.-Clearlngs, S2SC,-
422,iib: Daiances, jiz.jso.ois.
UOSTON. July 17. Clearings, w.vtx.-jw:
balances, 13,034,153.
Pore Ik 11 Financial.
LONDON. Julv 17. Americans opened
dull and Irregular and mostly a fraction
lower than yesterday. They became firm
during the afternoon nnd were maintained
to their close. Uar silver; steauy at .I4U
per ounce. Money, 2ff2V4 por cent. Ilate
of discount in the open market for short
bills, 2 per cent; threo months' bills, 2
fier cent, Tho amount of bullion taken
nto the Bank of Knclnnd on balance to
day was 8,000. Gold premiums arc quoted
oa follows: Ducnos Ayres, 37.30; Madrid,
37.87; Lisbon, 39.50; Paris, 17.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Julv 17. The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
tho wool trade: The market Is stronger
and more active. Tho demand has been
chiefly for territories and Oregon wools.
Tho trend of tho markut on flno
stock Is toward a higher level and
a better Inquiry Is noted ior medium stock.
1 ue saics ior tno wcck in nosion nmouniou
to 6,780,000 pounds domestic and 140.000
pounds foreign, making a total of 0,920,000
pounds, against a total of 3,882,700 pounds
for the previous week, and a total of 1.6&J.-
000 pounds for the corresponding: week lost
year.
The receipts of wool In Boston this week
amount to 29,241 bales, against 14,843 bales
last week and 17,245 bales last year.
Bhlnments of wool for the week ending
July 15 aggregate 5,662,799 pounds. This
snows an increase 01 1,939,768 pounas over
tho shipments of 3,723,021 pounds for the
previous week. Since January 1 the total
shipments nmount to 131,725,825 pounds.
ST. LOUIS. July 17. WOOL Unchanged :
light fine, ll314c; heavy flno, 9llc; tub
wasnca, litimc.i
Cib Market.
NEW YOHK, July 17. COTTON-Futures
opened steady; July, 8.21c; August, 7.69c;
Sentember, 7.62c; October, 7.66c; November,
7.63c; December, 7.66c; January. 7.70c; Feb
ruary. 7.70c: March. 7.74c: Anrll. 7.7Kc.
NEW ORLEANS. July 17.-COTTON
Firm; sales, 800 bales; ordinary, 614c; good
ordinary, 613-16c; low middling, mid
dling, 8Hc; good middling, 8)40; middling
fair, ue, nominal; receipts, 20,3.11 oaies;
DUII.I1, l'U.Ul Utb.1.0.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-COTTON-8teady;
receipts, 400 bales; middling, 814c; stock,
57.328 bales.
GALVESTON, July 17,-COTTON-Market
easier at itw.
LIVERPOOL, July 17.-COTTON-Bpot,
aulet: nrlces l-32d lower: American mld-
UUUK 11,11, Ud'i),u, kuuu Jlli.u,,,is, tei-uv..
middling, 4-32d; low middling, 4id; good
of tho day were 7,000 bales, of which 600
wero tor speculation ana export, anu in,
eluded 6,100 American. No receipts.
Wool Auction Sales.
TnKnnTvr .lull- 17. Tlin nffnrlnim nt the
wool auction sales today numbered 14,575
naies. acourcus were nearer. impruveu
French buying coupled with a good demand
from homo nnd fiermnn buyers imparted
a bettor feeling. America, bought a fair
supply tit coarse cross-breds and Merinos
Piintn Arenas hrnUEht out strong competl'
tlon. Up to date 190.361 bales' hnve been
offered of which 14,500 were withdrawn.
Following aro tho snles In detail: Now
South Wales. 3.200 bales; scoured. 61idWls
7d; greaoy. 38 lid. Queensland, 800 bales;
seoured. 6UdftlR 4d: creasy. .I.Mlld. Vic
toria, 1,000 bales; scoured, 6d; greasy, 2144P
lid. BOUtll Australia, suu uaies; scauruu,
is lV4a: greasy, i?'Hvt. nw ,eaiaiiu,
i nno hiLi! Manured. niri'nlH 4V,il: greasy,
3W1014d. Cape of Good Hope and Nntal,
200 bales; scoured. Is lHdOls 4d; greay,
3i7-id. Punta Arenas, 2,600 bales; greasy,
3B614d.
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK. July 17.-COKFKK Spot
uio, dun; No. 7 invoice, o?4c. .nun, quici.
Coruovu, HV4W1214C. r uiurcs iicm uonui un,
changed today nnd buflness fell off do
riiifiilv frnm ilm tile tlinires of yesterday
On the onrnlnrr the market was Steady and
prices unchanged to 5o higher. During the
rest of the morning this rating was In
voguo desplto unfriendly foreign advices
and tremendous receipts In the crop coun
try. Hut In tho afternoon there was a
slight change for tlin worse, with closing
prices nci tincnnngen w punun i"ivn,
wtth tho tono steady. German interests
worn the ehb-f buyers nil day. Total sales
were 17,000 bags, Including July nt 4.S5c;
September. l,mi.:w: uciooer, oc; .-November.
6c; December, ,5.15c; February, 5 30c;
.Miircn, &.c; May, o.iac; junc, o.iouu.uvc.
Ingsr Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. July 17.-8UOAR 8teady;
fair refining, 3 IMflc; centrlfugnl, 96 test,
4 3-lfic. Molnsses sugar, 3 5-16c; refined
unsettled; No. , 4.8,'ic; No. 7, 7,45c; No. 8,
4,tV"ic; No, 9. 4,iV)c; No. 10. 4.65c; No. 11,
4.50c; No. 12. 4.60c; No. 13. 4.40c; No. 14,
4.40c; Standard A. 4.2."c; confectioners' A,
5.25c: mould A, 5.S0c; cut loaf, 5.95c;
rruslipil. S.nin; tiowdered. 5.55c: cubes. 5.70o:
granulated. 5.45c. Molasses, dull; centri
fugal. IVylSc.
LONDON, July 17.-UEET BUGAR-July
Bs 214,1.
NEW ORLEANS. July 17.-HUOAR-
Qulet; open kettle. 3 3-16-lc; open kettle,
centrlfugnl, 3TfMHc; centrlfugnl, yellow,
4HW-I 3-iiic; feconiis, 2yi-'.sc.
r- York Live took .Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Julv 17. HEEVKS Re
celptH, 2,300 hend. Steers slow to 10c lower;
hiillx nnd rriwa strong: Common to extra
steers, H.OO'iiii.iK); oxen, $4.85; bulls, 3.bOfj.
4,40; cows, 12.2;ifi4.2j; cables unchanged. Ex
ports, 4.108 quarters of beef.
OALVEH-Recclpts, .'I.!i2; active, tlrm and
higher; venls, l,1.UKr7.25; choice, $7,50; nulls,
II.2.W4.75: buttermilks. W.9.fi 1.50; culls. J3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rrcelpts. 8. 152
head. Sheep steady; cholco lnmbs Htt-iuly;
under grades, lMi35o lower; sheeji, iXihTv
4. to; cullH, 2.r,oj3.iKi; lamus, ii.wrtmtj.&o;
mnlnly $5.(vf, 6.22m cills. Il.r.o.
HOGS Receipts, 3.4S9 head; murkot
slower; stato hogs, Jl.fWiB.riO.
Oil nnd llosln.
OIL CITY. July 17. Credit balances,
11.07; certificates, no bid; shipments, 120,.
030 barrels: average, 96,165 barrels; runs,
91.881 barrels; average. 38,351 barrels.
LONDON, July 17. OILR-Llliseed, 32s
4vd. Petroleum xnlrlts. SHo: American re
fined. 5 ll-16d. Turpentine spirits, 26h 9d.
NEW YORK. Julv 17. OILS-C'ottnnsred.
steady: prlmo crude, nominal; prime yel
low. 3c, i'utroietim. nun; renneu. t.yr,
I'niiaacipiiia anu linitimnre, in mux, 11. 3D,
itonin, (inlet; strained, common in goou
Jl.15. Turnentlne. firmer ut 27ti3714c.
CHARLESTON. S. C. July 17. OIL8-
lurpentine, nrm at a:vc. iiosin, nrm and
uncnangeu.
MAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
0hic Osttli Tn ti fiftiti CiU Hightr
and Othtn Abut lUndy.
H0CS SOLD NEARLY A DIME LOWER
.Sheep Broke Ten to Fifteen Cent and
Lamb Mnrket Was Completely lie
moralised. Tilth Lnat Week's
Advance Lost In Chicago.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 17.
Recelnls were: Cattle. Ilriir.. hhceP.
Oniclul .Monday 3,117 0,01 2,ol4
Otiiclal Tuesday 4,934 ls.itil 0,K,4
umciui Wednesday 2,34? i4,:w a,s-'s
Three iluvs this week..l0.03S 12.664
S.ime da:-H last week.... 7,110 17,0(3 D.iHi
Same week before b.Wl V7,2sl 7,3ii7
Same three weeks ago... 8,sl9 ly.U'Jf 7,,i')
Same four weeks ago..., MM '-'l,lit 9,io
Same days liidt year i,tit 23,430 s.&Sl
Average nrli-n tmlil for hors ut South
Omaha ttiu past several days with com
parisons: 1 1901. 1900.lB9.183S.l!i9;.l96.189A.
July
July
6 Oil 3 781 13 211 2 U5 4 70
juiv
5....I 6 7314 6 08
3 7&
3
4 81
July
.... 6 79HI 6 16
2 M
3 2.51
2 7 4 81
juiy
July
5 11
S.... )5 S32-5 I
i 51
I 861
I
3 901
3 96
4 04
4 0..I
4 05
399,
4 Oil
ivi
3 7
3 78
37o
3 73
3 821
3 77
3 77
V3j
4 Ml
3 32
3 Sol
3 131
3 141
3 16
3 17
3 20,
3 25
2 98
3 04,
4 II
4 76
4 t3
4 67
4 72
July
b 8314 & 13
6 6 131
5 92 H 6 Oil
2 M
July
Id...
11...
12...,
13...
14...
15...
16...
17...
47
July
July
2 91
I
2 97
6 6 02 1
juiy
July
July
July
July
6 S5HI
6 13
4 78
4 88
6 08:
5 02
3 00
8 7714
6 64V
6 66l
3 05
3 0:
1 81
4 94
2 97i 4 82
Indicates Sunduy. Indicates Holiday.
The official number of ears of slock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheen. H'r'B.
1--., m. ft Ht. p. Ry.... 1
6
1
n
32 12 29
55 6
11
63 .. 2
7
10
8
2
"l97 17 31
u. & at. l. ity
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 13
Union Pacific System 14
F.. E. & M. V 3
C, St. P., M. & O.... 1
11. Ac .M 46
C H. & Q 7
C, R. I. fi P., cast.. 1
u., it. 1. t J'., west.. 1
Illinois (eiuriu 1
Total receipts 8S
Tho dlsnosltlon of the day's recelDti was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber nf head lndloated:
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Comnanv
39 2.091
399 2.S21
730 4,912 1,161
346 3,827 83i
451
30
245
27
132
1 35
37
324 .... 484
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour a uo
Swift, from Kansas City
R, Becker & Deg.111
Lobman & Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hamilton & Rothschild..
1 F. Husz
North P. & P. Co
Wolf & Muman
Other buyers
Total 2,307 18,635 2,929
CATTLJ3 There was a marked decreasj
In the receipts of cattle at this point, which
was rather In tho nature of a surprise t
local packers. Tho general Impression
seemed to bo that the cattlo would continuo
to arrivo In large numbers all this week,
or until a general rain visits this section
of tho country, and when the cattle failed
to come today packers wero naturally ac
tive buyers at stronir nrlces.
Thero were about forty fresh cars of beef
steers on saio, ana not many 01 tnem wero
what could be called cholco. Packers
started in early, nnd there were plenty of
caseB where sellers succeeded In getting
ivuuc moro ior tneir cnttio man tne same
kind sold for yesterday. Cattle that wero
carried over from yesterday also. In some
inainnrAa umn rtr 111.. n ihn vtiian
was bid or them yesterday. Tho light and
commonlsh stuff, however, did not sell so
much better. Tho goneral market could
probably best be described by calling It all
mo way irom strong to 10c nigner.
There were not many cows on sale this
morning and the market Improved a trine
as compared with yesterday. The good
stuff sold a little stronger nnd the common
nnd lightweight cattle were slow sale nd
very uneven, the same as they have been
an aiong. uverytmns. mougn, ai an de
sirable, was out of first hands In good
season.
Hulls, calves one stags all sold fully a
good as they did yesterday.
Tho stocker and feeder trad also showed
a little Improvement over yesterday. Yard
traders soem inclined to cample a little on
the rnln, and then, too, they figure that the
extremely low prices now in force wlil
create a demand. Tne common stuff, of
course, was negieciea, oui nnyming tnat
could be classed ns sood to choice was In
better demand today than for sometlmo
past, itepresentaiivo saies:
UVJ&B OlItCiIlD,
No. At. IT. No. Av. Tr.
1 CM 1 JO CO 1065 4 40
1 670 1 SO li 1167 4 40
1 1020 2 00 31 1043 4 48
1 (M 1 10 88 1063 4 IS
1 4W 2 76 It 1076 4 46
1 1020 2 3 1 1140 4 S3
25 836 3 (-6 40 .....1114 4 15
1 1640 3 25 36 .....1128 4 60
40 1026 3 20 20 1811 4 60
CO 806 3 35 1 1320 4 PS
40 816 3 ?5 40 1232 4 M
83 804 3 36 20 10M 4 M
77 804 3 36 16 1181 4 :6
18 825 8 ti 74 ltll 4 80
6 10M 3 40 41 1187 4 85
1 CV 8 CO 23 1061 4 86
7 695 8 W 2S 1160 6 00
1 1370 3 60 24 1277 S 00
10..... 27 3 15 18 1148 6 15
24 1038 3 S6 40 1273 5 20
8 877 3 65 18 1493 6 .10
9 1034 4 00 1 1280 6 35
4 1187 4 20 27 1273 t .15
13 1005 4 38 19 1332 6,tO
17 I'M 4 in
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
3 675 2 76 27 822 4 25
COWS.
1 930 1 CO 6 840 I (0,
1 (20 1 IX) 21 1018 3 0)
1..,., 960 1 00 1 1170 1 M
7 , 807 1 26 8 830 2 05
1 807 1 25 8 W
1 900 1 60 1... K3 2 -,5
3 900 , 1 fO 1.., 1110 2 78
1 960 1 M 3 9(3 3 75
1 820 1 50 1 1070 2 76'
1 810 1 75 1 640 2 75
8 953 1 75 1 10S0 2 78
12 858 1 ),,,-. 889 3 85
1 1010 1 73 1 1000 3 00
1 730 1 i5 1 950 3 OA
8 845 1 90 1..., ,1210 3 00
4 937 2 0-1 818 3 '0
3 690 2 fO 1 m 3 DO
1 410 3 0) 1 1120 3 00
1 880 2 00 7 1010 3 10
1 830 2 00 2 1015 3 IS
1 800 1 00 1 1040 3 25
1 880 2 CO 1 1100 3 75
2 ,.1076 2 00 3 0 3 2S
1 1290 2 00 9 1005 3 30
18 968 2 10 4 1160 3 10
8 8 61 2 ,5 1 120Q M
3 1044 2 15 1,,., 11M (0
3 773 2 15 9 60S 3 60
1 1020 2 -5 4 1027 3 CO
1 1070 2 V, 3 1016 3 i0
12 1010 3 35 1 1096 3 70
3 1016 3 40 1 162-1 3 70
2 1015 2 60 ( 1236 1 70
0 954 2 W
COWS AND HEIFERS.
6 808 8 00
HEIFERH.
620 3 26 2 810 3 CS
1 620 3 26 6 623 3 00
2 660 2 if, 1 460 3 00
1 440 2 36 1 10 3 50
1 $10 3 60 3 770 3 80
1 I) 1W 1 1000 3 M
3 50 2 (6
HULLS.
1 1620 2 00 1 860 2 00
1 1210 2 25 1 1070 2 75
1.... 10IO 2 25 1..., V) 2 75
3 816 2 25 2 1110 3 75
1 920 3 35 1 1360 3 00
1 920 2 4i) 1 710 3 75
1 1010 2 10 2 1833 3 25
1 1210 2 60 1 10W 3 40
1 90 2 60 1 UD 1 75
1 1130 2 TO 1 1230 4 (
CALVEB.
1 ISO 2 50 1 140 4 (O
1 3f0 3 "1 1 180 4 uo
1 200 3 26 3 173 4 50
1 2.10 3 25 1 1W 4 ;s
1 300 3 50 3 210 4 18
j 250 3 60
STAGS.
1 H20 2 JS 1 1510 t 73
STOCK CALVES.
va a o
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
3 I I 50 7 5li J 10
1 CuO 3 ?5 22 7S6 2 30
3 453 2 23 2 6S5 3 (5
31. "5 2 25 1 530 3 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDER 8.
4 662 2 25 6 508 3 iO
3 650 3 5 .1 183 3 10
3 460 3 50 3 660 3 ,0
9 877 2 7 778 3 15
5 410 2 75 6 630 3 15
1 6SA 1 00 15, 937 3 23
! 330 3 00 3 623 1 25
5 690 3 fO 8 C38 3 40
2 605 3 10 20 662 3 45
HOGS Tho heavy run of hogs at all
points continued today. On this market
there were aoout sun cars and as
reports from other points showed u.
decline In values of about a dime,
the market here opened close to a
dime lower, or "HQIOc lower. The bulk of
the early balsa went at 35 55 and 35.67H
nnd the choicer loads sold from $5.5714 to
85.W. The lighter hogs sold from 85.52H
down. In spite of the heavy receipts pack
ers seemed to want mo nogs and tho mar
ket ruled fairly active from start to finish,
tne close oeing strong, uoou nogs at mo
last would bring to.57U and nractlcnllv
everything was sold In good season.
Today a ni-cune carries me mantel 10 in
lowest point reached since the inlddlo of
March. Since Saturday of last week there
has been a drop In price sof 30i per hundred,
though, considering the heavy receipts, that
cannot De cauca a rnuicni (icciiuo. Jtep-
resentativc sales;
No. A v. Sh. Pr. No. Av. ,lh. Tr.
18 19 120 6 15 72 207 124 5 i$
9 1 20 3 IS 71 723 200 6 53
87 W 40 5 I7'4 82 264 ... 6 55
104 183 160 8 2 221 160 6 5
84 U2 ... 6 41 152 215 8) 5 (5
IS CI 80 5 M 82 ,IM ... 5 6S
$3 ISt 2-10 6 50 IS 237 ... 5 8
85 1M 80 5 (0 77 201 ... 5 55
85 12 200 5 60 64 110 80 6 85
7 191 ... 5 U 73 2M 80 8 65
47 199 120 5 50 SI 313 ... 5 53
SI., 181 10 6 t.0 66 208 ... 6 15
83 196 120 5 U14 78 211 ft) 5 35
75 2id 40 6 52i to 242 M 5 M
St 205 130 5 C2H 72 218 120 S 65
76 19 130 6 5J 71 219 1W 6 65
74 13 40 5 6i (9 254 4) 6 55
S3 .192 SO 5 82 4 71 221 80 5 JS
104 1 SI 240 3 uJ-i 71 211 40 6 55
60 ,226 ... 6 6i'i 74 211 120 5 55
103 202 ... 8 i.:4 1 219 80 5 .-5
88 208 80 5 52t 62 21) ... 6 16
71 206 8-) 5 721S 84 204 130 5 53
H 17 ... 5 5J4 69 250 80 5 S714
89 222 163 5 S2l 60 250 ) 6 Hit
61 216 16) 5 Ml 69 285 320 6 17'4
62 193 280 5 62', M 211 ... 5 6TH
60 236 ... 6 85 66 ,263 200 6 74
65 2)2 ... 5 .'5 55 211 40 5 1.1 H
88 314 ... I 55 86 214 80 5 674
63 1)9 HI 8 55 67 231 SO 5 51
83 277 40 5 !5 65 241 40 6 514
66. .......266 ... 8 55 42 383 SO 5 37',
71 205 ... 5 (5 72 244 1(0 5 olH
65 240 200 5 36 61 211 ... 5 614
77. ...... .191 80 5 15 67 273 160 6 t74
7 223 160 5 86 69 251 ... 5 M4
69 27 130 6 65 73 215 80 6 M4
88 295 40 6 ,'S 85 2)1 340 6 .'.?4
72 207 SO 6 jS 41 216 40 6 :74
72 204 40 6 55 73 211 100 5 f-74
91 114 ... 6 56 63 291 24) 5 :74
71 207 120 6 55 66 270 40 6 614
61 344 ... 5 56 66 256 ) 6 67 4
69 232 120 5 55 69 3.17 ... 5 174
60 241 MO 6 65 44 217 ... 6 60
67 210 120 6 :i 26 358 2H 6 60
61 22 240 .5 55 (9 26 ... 5 0
CS 338 ... 6 65 72 321 4-) 6 0
83 295 80 5 53 82 212 60 6 VlV,
65 21) 120 5 !5 (7 217 40 6 TJ4
77 217 200 5 55 60 246 160 6 674
77 2(i9 40 6 It C6 2T0 6) 6 ?4
66 214 80 6 55 46 243 80 5 74
69 20S 40 5 58 65 260 210 5 574
60 336 60 6 56 (0 239 80 6 W4
82 212 40 6 it 85 216 ... 5 574
50 293 80 6 55 77 223 280 5 114
78 219 ... 5 CS 67 269 60 8 574
80 321 80 5 55 64 260 2M 5 5714
62 23S 120 5 55 72 264 80 3 ( 74
64 14 f 40 6 56 62 321 ... 5 514
68 23 80 5 55 3) 287 160 5 57 4
78 ,237 80 6 62 278 ... 8 C74
65 257 200 5 65 21 263 60 5 M4
67.. ......252 200 6 85 66 253 40 3 STl,
34 221 ... 5 SS 63 236 ... 6 l,-4
80., 203 20 6 85 47 SIS ... 6 (0
70 232 80 6 6, 59 260 210 5 60
80... 213 160 5 65 57 303 ... 5 CO
75 211 ... 5 35 69 281 80 5 10
77 217 160 5 15 60 283 120 5 GO
77 ,..18) SO 6 61 62. ...... .312 320 5 60
72 204 40 5 CS S2 281 .,. 6 65
80 221 280 6 ,6 62 271 60 5 65
lit 239 SO 5 65 64 2SI 80 5 lA
65 231 ... 6 55 67 29) ... 5 75
77 219 ... 5 35 41 360 ... 5 75
92 214 120 S'63 63 291 ... 6 DO
SHEEP There was a fairly llbernl run
of sheep here today, hut as Chicago was
reported lower vrsterd.iv and ncnln today.
prices at this point dropped 10iri5c. There
wero no really prime sheep offered, the best
ones selling at 33.60. Fed ewes sold as
high as 13.25.
Tho Iamb market was completely de
moralized, today and up to a late hour
noining was done, cnicngo reports lamns
75c to 31.00 lower than Inst Friday, so that
the advance ot Inst week Is practically
wiped out. It Is Impossible to give quota
tions ,on this market today, as packers
wero not trying to buy what was offered.
Quotations: Choice wrthors, 13.753190;
fair to good wethers. J3.2MI3.66: choice ewes.
13.0OB3.26: fair to aood. S2.50?f 3.00 : choice
spring lambs. 15. 60fi 6.73: fair to good spring
lambs. 15.00S5.C0; feeder wethers, 32.754?
3.00; feeder lambs, W.MXSH.OO. Representa
tive sales;
No. Av.
2 bucks 75
Pr.
31 50
3 60
4 00
2 25
3 25
3 50
4 6-1
& 60
601 Wyoming grass wethers 106
r reu iambs 71
18 bucks 151
112 fed ewes , 55
312 Wyoming wethers
182 snrlnr lambs 48
602 western wethers 81
CIIICANO LIVB stock MARKKT.
Exceptionally Heavy Receipts) of
llosra, CntOe nnd Sheep.
CHICAGO. July 17.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
16.600 head, Including 1,626 Texans; market
strong; good beef steers, sb.ZMu.io; poor in
I ., I, m, t .. ..I. ...... ..M.l ,..il.rl
12.OOrt4.46: rows and heifers. 12.761M.90: run
ners, ij.MTOZ.za; nuns, itwin.ao; caivcs, sj.io
06.60; Texan steers, 3.75ff4.40.
HOGS Receipts, 33,000 head; estimated to.
morrow, 28,ww; lett over, i,vvv slow ana ion
lower; mixed nnd butchers, 15.6O1i6.00; good
to cholco neaw. 85.06,d8.07w: rousn neavy.
15.EOH5.G0; light, 15.60f5.90; bulk of Stirs,
16.60-36.90.
SHEEP AND LAMI18 Receipts, 23,000
nonti: sneen stennv to snaoe lower, lamnn
dull and nround 25c lower: good to choice
wethers, t.1,904-40: western sheep, 13X01P
4.1x1; yearlings, 4.ui,tj4.i&; nniive iumn ij.ou
igo.wi; western lamns, sj.ou'oo.w.
Knnnna City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,500 hend natives, 600 head Texnns,
600 hend calves; stockers and feeders. 15Q
25c higher; other cattle, 10c higher; choice
export and dress beef steers, 15.25Q5.M);
fair to good, jt.w.ni'..2o: stockers and
feeders, $3.25f?4.25; western fed, 14.2lKfr4.23;
Texnns nnd Indians. 13.80ffl4.40: Texas gra-s
steers, !4.00J4.75: Texas cows, 12.00fi3.u0;
natives, 12.Cu4.25; heifers. !3.00fi4.75: can-
norn, i.7was.wi ouns, jz.za'o i.w caivus,
13.J04W.25.
HOGB Receipts, 22.000 head; market 6T
10c lower: ton. 13.00: bulk of saleH. 15.40
0.70; heavy. lj.70fl5.9O-, mixed packers, 15,40
fj6.75; light, I5.254jG.65; Pig. 14.25fio.20.
SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts. 2,500
head; sheep steady; lambs, IMMoc lower;
lambs, 14, Sntf.VJS; 'wethers, S3.2.Vft.1.75; year
lings, 13.7514.25; ewes, 13.0frJ3.40; stock
sheep, lL75Jf2.75.
8)t. Lonia Live Stock Mnrket.
8T. LOUIS. Julv 17. CATTI.K Iterelnts.
3.700 head. Including 00 Texans; mnrket
steady, with few. aood cattle here: native
shipping and export steers worth 15.00f(5.S5;
oressea peer ana nutcner steers, !4.10?5.3;
Steers tinder 1,000 lbs., $3,751(1.16; stocker
and' feeders, $2.4034.35: cows and heifers,
12.O0fi4.00: ennncrs. S1.S5472.7S: hulls. 12.26W
3.60; Texas and Indian steers, 13.OOifl.33;
cows anu neiiers, iz.wms.iiu,
unfia ii.Aii. tnvui i.An,i, mn.i,.i c
, iuu ivvviifu). v,rjv (i-ti, it,nn.-i
lower: pigs and lights, 15.70)6.75, packers,
so: ouicners. a Mfi(i.in.
EP AND LAMHS-Recelnts. S.000
heud: mnrket IVfiSOc- lower, native muttons.
13.25ii33.50; lambs, 13.5Ofi6.0O; culls nnd bucks,
2.00ijS.60.
St. Jimrph Lire Slock Market.
RT. JOSEPH. July 17 CATTLE RfC'lPts.
1.3R0 head; market 10f?20c higher; natives,
I4.1576.IK); cows and neiiers, n.wj'; nuns
. 4 r.i fill. a,n.t..i, n.t.l l.n.l,,.
uiii nuiKP, i..,,.."'. i v. n i.iti, icii(v.i,
12.25514.40; veals, 12.00'a6.2fi,
HOaS Receipts, 11,660 head; market gen
erally 10c lower, iilgs lOfilfic off; light nnd
ngnt mixcu, .'i.4WJ3 .14; medium nnd heavy,
$5;fifK?6.90; bulk. lG.WKii6.70.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recelpts, 2.110
head, market steady to 10c lower, lambs
mostly 26c off; top springs, 15.
Stock In Sight.
The following tabltt ..hows tho recelnts of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep at the five principal
live stock markets July 17:
fame, nogs, rsneep
South Omaho....
Chicago
.. 2.357
14,200
3 896
..16,600
.. 4.500
.. .1,700
.. 1.3S0
33.0M
22,iO
10,600
11,660
21 .'X 0
nansas my
St. Louts
Bt. Joseph........
Totals
2,5'X)
6,0
2,110
28,437 91,360 36.506
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