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TIIE OMAHA DAILY . BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1002.
M WtfTdO" stockers and fwifen, $SirxjSSl
rows and heifers, $2 25.00; earners. II Tt
ti2.HR: bulls. S.v94.7; calves, 8rT54J7.00l
Texss and Indlsn steers, $3.40tft.00 00 w
and heifers, 32 SHi4 .15.
1KH.18-Receipts 3.000 head. Market la
lower: pigs and lights. $7.8Mf7.75; packers.
7.ftt7.!W; butchers, $7 18VM.15.
SHEEP AND UUBS- Receipts, l.K)
hesd. Msrket active and strong: native
mutton. $3.ooff4.ir; lambs. $4.80 in; culls
and bucks, ll.ioii-i.00; Blockers, ll.0W3.uU,
I
New York Uts ltck Market.
NEW TORK. Julr 14. BEEVES-Re-relpts.
1,721 head; steers shade higher,
others steady; steers, fa.59fl.25; bulls, $3.00
dn.25; corns. $2.254i.S0. Cables quoted live
cattle steady at )4ul64e. Exports tomor
row, 660 bead cattle and 1,860 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 8,228 head; butter
milks, 60c off; veals, $4.5tif7.2f: choice and
extra, S7.tf7.7n; buttermilks, $3.008.76;
mined, 83.60ibo.62H.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; steady! state,
$8: mixed western, $7.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14.847
head; sheep, Arm and shade higher; laniha
slow and weak; sheep. $2.fioj4 00: choice,
14.2..40; culls, 2; lambs, 85.267.00; culls.
leas City Llvo Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la., July H.-(Speclal Tele
Itram.) CATTLE Receipts, l.uu: market
steady; beeves, 36.0U(&'8.00; cows, bulls and
mixed, $2.76ifi5.25; atockers and feeders,
(2.604.60; yearlings and calves, S2.6Mrt.00.
HOGS Receipts, 1.700; market 6(ffl(Hj
lower, selling at $7.4007.75; bulk, I7.509l.60.
took ta Sight.
The following; table shows the receipts of
cattle, horn and sheep at the Ave principal
markets for July 14:
Cattle. Hog. Sheen.
South Omaha 2.841 l,m 8.8O0
Chicago M.ono H.000 20.00
Kansas City 11. SO J,7e J.4
St. IjOuI 8 6"0 2,0"0 1.000
Bt. Joseph 2,82$ (.040 1,369
Totals 44.414 4X183 N.969
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. July 14.-COFFBEPpo,
Rio, firm; No. 7 Invoice, 6a mild, firm)
Cordova, SllHc. The market opened
steady, with prices unchanged to IS point
higher, the advance occurring In the sum
mer and fall months on a scarcity of
shorts and brisk demand from bulls. Al
most Immediately following the call . the
market turned strong snd prices rapidly
advanced on general buying, led by badly
frightened shorts. Before midday bids
netted an advance of 30 to M. points. Lata
In the afternoon realising set In on a
heavy scale snd values fell away, the clos
ing being Irregular, with prices' net 6 to
10 points higher. The trading was heaviest
In nettr months, amounting to 126,750 bad".
Including- July at 4.9fei5.50c; August, 6.00fJ
6.35c; September, 8.05litt.3Cc; October, 8.15dj
5.3c; November, il6(rro.30c: December, 5.10
f6.35c; January, i.Xfic; February, 6.80c;
March, 6.2X&S.Svc; May, 6.3wy6.60c; June,
6.46c
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Jul Corn Tumbles and Other Cereals Drop
In jmpaiuj.
Big Receipts of Contract BtntT Knock
Balls' Prop from tndef Jnly
.. Cora asm Frlco Falls
Five Ceats.
19f. 17'ff1-c; olds, 6?M0c: Psclflc coast, H01
crop, 2"(V4c; 1"0, 17'tflSc; olds, 5fl0o.
J.KA 1 1 1 h. K niesoy ; acia, -ixj.
t-uliKA Rtesdv: Onlveslon. 20 to X lbs.
lc; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to ) lbs., 13c.
WOOL Quiet; domestic neece. nToe.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family, tit
I8 60; mess, $13.50; beef hams, 821.DOtj22.&n;
packet, tl4.6fHil5.Oi: city extra India mess.
ALL GRAINS CLOSE AT LOWER LEVEL hies, tiin.&o: pickied shoulders, ts or
Lk UlinilM Vfcwww lac,. .,1.1, loH heme lllXMi12il mrA firmer!
western steamed, n.n; juiy closed at
til. 77, nominal; refined. Arm: South
America. 312 25: compound, tX.12Vp.50; con
tinent, $11.85. Pork, firm; family, fri.ntvf
21.60; short clear, $19.60(822.00; mess, $1.264
20.O0.
TALLOW Firm; city (t2 per rkg .). 6H9
6e; country (pkgs. free), 8 5-&'c
HICK Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 44
j6'-,c; Japanese, 4ft6o.
HU 1 1 r. rt -ieceipia, iz.ito pRRi-i sieeiy,
state dairy. 17Hitr2oc; state creamery, Wit
2H,o; Imitation creamery, I'ii'lSc; factory,
lMiinc.
CHF.E9R Recelnts. 7.R15 rkrs. : weak to
steady; fancy large, colored and white,
?Sc; fancy small, new slate full cream,
colored and white, 10c.
........ I . I . nrUk I. . Awh. . a
thuldlng drop of In July corn was most i (V. f)tatj nA Penn,yiVanla, 2WXc;
important ana cu ij, I we-
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. CHICAGO, July 14. Heavy movement In
corn held the attention oi sr" '1
In tors today and brought slumps all jrouna.
July corn continued Its dlnpiay of pyro
technic, of last week, although today It
looked like the falling stick Instead of the
fcesrlsh, but In the general decline the
ini yui tans c
the corn corner. Closing losses were be
for July corn. kSPMc for September corn,
ao for September wheat and lHfclVs for
beptember oats. Provisions closed 2Vi0
lower to 7MiC higher. , , , .
It was a big drop In July corn and
the bulls tried to give several reasons
MOLASSES sUady; New Orleans. 13
41c.
POULTRT Alive, nrm: broilers, ic: tur-
Vaus 11a. nmrla llr t)NII1 Arm' KrAll.
era. IS'rflftc: fowls. 12Hc; turkeys, 13iffl4c.
METAIy The markets today reported a
dull business and In tin and copper more
for the decline. Probably the true cu OP ,egg weakness and declines. London tin
m,am that enrn In a-nnerous supply Is mov- I in . h. absence of demand fell off lus. mak
ing toward Chicago at a rapid rate. Lver tng; tne flnfti 8pot price 127 and futures
since the talk of a corner in July optlona 125, The local price. In sympathy, de
elevators and cash handlers have been busy Cnned about 25 points and ruled easy, with
making contract grade corn with their ut- Bpot quoted at t28.3(Kg'28.). Affected by a
most energy Today the bulls had to face dull lntereet London copper sagged lod
recelDta of 472 cars, 118 of which were con- lower before the close of the day, spot
tract grade In addition to this private standing at 62 12s 6d and futures at 62
levators made and put out VH cars and 17s 6d. Local prices lost about He all
f !.lzJ JT.- T"..,K., ... enoftfto bushels around. Standard snot to August was
i 'nfrari stuff . Th I fair weather of the quoted at lll,60UX lake, at tll.HTH
lrVd.ng' anrwlth th. reported 'estimate, ngjt JuU. "tW. w fair Vct.vltV
It M6 cars for tomorrow, which would in the spelter market and a firm tone n
SrobabWbe augmented to 'over 1.000 car. consequence, though no improveme ,
bv nrlvate houses
levator people, sold to
There i market advanced 2s 6d to 19 6s. Iron was
tT heiieva.'that the dull and steady in the local market. War-
rs would stipulate rants were not quoted. No. 1 foundry,
rn so that both northern, t22.(Xir(230; No. i foundry, north-
T'ernert heavUv "n. tl.ooro.oo; No. 1 foundry, southern,
.was also a disposition
Hoorrt of Trade directors
mn.Di.nl tirlre for corn.
m p. ...--- - v l ,i i ern.
inn.i nnil snorts couio r ciura niiu. i tr ti.r 1
If such action to tak-h uy the board to- w".Vbo.' Foreign markets were also dull
morrow it Is thought t win worn sfi" an1 a 8haae lower, Glasgow closing at
tne corner. jvniir ii.j...b I 85s 8d and Aliaoiesuorougl
but of a bearlsn cast. wnen m
mate sheet wss posted July was sold
liberally. Every sale had to be made at
Knod concessions to the buyers and from
the cornered option floundered and
Slumped to 80V4e. September wss weak on
the general rush of corn to market and
opening a shade to lower than
Saturday at 61e to 61Ho declined, though
a-radually. and closed weak and o
85s td and Mlddlesborough at 80s 8d.
OMAHA TV nOL.ES ALU MARKETS.
Condition of Trada and Qaotatloas oa
Staple and Fancy Prodaoo.
EOGS-Candled stock, lhs.
L1VK POULTRY Hens. 9c: old roosters.
ir",J'"'l, --ui iittT. renm it according to age. jc; turkeys, 8j:i0c;
lower at fee. July rallied a Jlttle 'remits duok and geese, 6gr7C; broilers, pJribT 14c
bottom price, but closed very weak, with BUTTKIl-Packlng stock. MViiSloc; choice
a loss of 6c to Sic. .r dairy, In tubs, 17fclSe; separator, 204)21o.
Wheat lel weak after a momentary FIJfcaH CAUGHT FlSH - Trout. 10c;
firmness at the opening on ProPc of bTlng pickerel. to- .ike. c
rnlns. Cables were lower in Uverpool, ctt'.. tuffclo, drisseo. -Tc; sunflsh
l'arls was closed and receipts showed a r blueflns. 8c: whltunsh. 10c: cainsh. lie:
heavy percentage of fn'"1. ln" black bass, Mc; banout. lie: salmon, 16oJ
Ible supply increased W.OOObushels. agatnst nRddock jfo- odflah. 12c; red snapper, 10c;
a decrease of nearly 2,000,000 last year. lobster, boiled, per lb., 27c; lobsters, green,
These Influences, together with those at- I Mr ,k o. bullheads, loo.
.n.iant nnnn th eorn break, offset a few
showers In several western states. The
crowd began selUng freely and September
avheat, which opened a shade lower to
WAo higher at TSHo to 78o, declined
teadlly as the session advanced. Primary
receipts were fairly large, at 986,000 bushels
aaalnst 1.370.000 bushels last year. Local
ter lb.. 26c: bullheads. 10c,
riuiiuwo uvt, per uoa., too
VEAL Choice. 6480. , , ' . 1
CORN-63C , ,,'
OAT8-lo.
BRAN Per ton. 815.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers association: Choice nay. NO.
1 upland. t8.60: No. 1 medium, t8.00; No. 1
recelpta were 93 cars, of contract graae i COarse, 87.60. Rye straw, 86.60. These price
and or new stun. Minneapolis anu iJu- are lor nay oi gooa color ana quauiy. wt
luth reported ut cars, maaing a ioiai iur i mana lair, neceipia ngnu
the three places oi ui cars. iwni
cars last week and 844 a year ago. World's
shipments were 7,70l,ouo busneis, against
2&000 bushels last week and 7.162,000 bush
els a year ago. BreadstufTs on passage
itnuMl C.2&M.00O bushels. Seaboard clear
nnces in wheat and flour equaled 462,000
tiushels. The estimate or j cars tor o
bnnrrnw was received bearishly.
Oats had something of a setback today
as a result of free offerings by farmers
of Ihe new oata In order to take advantage
of high prices. Offerings In Illinois were
particularly liberal, according to tne re.
ports. Favorable weather over Sunday and
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWEKr-faome grown, par do..
MEW cklkhi-K.aiamasoo, aoc,
POTATOES New potatoes. Dor bu.. tOa.
GREEN ONIONS Per tlos.. according to
S1SS OK DUnCQRIq www.
TUKNlfd-Per DU.. JWO.
BEETS Per basket, too.
GREEN CORN Per dol., 16o.
CUCUMBERS Per dos., 2Ji30o.
LETTUCE Per dos. bvshes, 26a
PARSLEY Per dok s36c
KAU1SHES Per dos.. 2ui2io.
WAX BEANS Horn. nn, per market
a general Improvement In crop prospects ba8Ket g()(&36c; gtrlng beans, per market
yrecipiukieu niiini. priiiniiuri basket, WXtf-ioC.
over le. selllnr as high as S8Ho at the
opening, and closing weak and lMiiJUio
down at 82HO. Receipts were 87 cars.
. Provisions were rather quiet, but held up
well In the face of a weak hog market,
lard was strong and aided other products
nn the list. The outside bought early.
but both pork and ribs lost most of their
advances, eeptemoer pom ciosea ivio
lower at 818.74 September lard 7e up
at 8U.22H after touching tll-46 and Sep
tember ribs a shade higher at 810.86if10.87H.
Estimated reoelpta (or tomorrow: wheat,
850 cars; corn, 846 cars; oata, 17S cars; hogs,
80,000 head.
. The leading furores ranged as follows
RHUBARB Home grown, per lb.. lUo.
CABBAGE California or tome-grown.
new, imimo.
ONIONS New California. In sack, par
lb, io. . .
tomatoes xexas, per -Daag.ai crate.
K690c,
Ni
5AVT BBANB Per bu.. 83.
FRUITS.
APRICOTS-Callfomla, tl.IS.
peaches California. tviiVba.
PLUMS California, per -baakat crate.
fancy, ii.nx&L.ii).
I'Hi'Nta er dox. ii.2oiai.nu.
APPLES Summer varieties, per bbL,
I ' i vrtpDOirq r'allfnrnl. nv twtw. SI U-
i t i ii - i a... i . v. ' - - rv-
u-iicios. uirtu. oiiu, uuw. .uav. . . h0me-grown, per 2-qu case, m.vjta.m.
. I n.K!PlliiTfPg T.wb- nr. t. t ftft
RABfBliBKii-B-uiacK, per n-pis., 3.a
Wheat
jviy
.. 8pt.
Deo.
Sept.
Doc.
May
Oats
a July
B July
a Sept.
b Sept.
b Dec.
. Pork
July July
Sept.
Jtlbs
July
Sept.
7TW
i73?tl;7i
,441
48 '
48!4'ff
18 60
18 70
11 40
U 40
10 80
7KUI
73;
it
18 60
18 72HI
11 45
11 45
10 87Vi
75
8H4
61
46'
3V
48
48 V
29H
82
18 40
18 60
11 85
U 85
10 80
75
81
61
464
48
4t
29l
82V
S2V
18 47hI
18 67H
11 42H
11 42Vi
10 80
10 87H
8
61
4
43
a Old. b New. No. 1.
Cash quotations were as follows:
T5H I red. per 24-pU.. 13.00.
731 ul.iPKhV.BBIFSl Pee oust wmma S3 ISA
i watermeIjOJNs per iuu, izu.uutaa.oo.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 30 to St count.
$4.00.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to else,
ORANGES-Valenclas. 84.755.00: Medi
terranean sweets, 34.00&4.26.
LEMONS rancy, ea-oowo-ao: uessinaa,
4.6W.vU ,. ,.
HONET-Per U-section case. t2.763.00,
CIDER Nehawka, per bbL, ti.'Ai New
"York, 83.76. . .
hiflukn-fer id.. DC: sneuea. so.
KUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell. Mr lb..
Uo: hard shell. Dr lb.. liVic: No. 3 soft
shell, 10c: No. 2 hard shell, c: traslls, per
lb., ltc: niDerts, per id., uc; aimonas. son
shell, 160 ; hard shell, 16c; pecans, largi. per
ID., UC, small, iw; .cuoituuu, yer (ca,
83.60.
hllJLa io. 1 green, ec, rto. m green.
33V4-1-
HZ'
18 60
18 72V.
11 85
U 85
10 75
10 85
FLOUR Steady: winter patents. 83.66tf 5fcc; No. 1 salted, 7Hc;k.o sal tea, vci
1.75; winter straights. S3 amfMaO; spring pat- No. 1 veal calf. 8 to m , los.. c: JNO. i veal
nts, 83.60j!3.70; spring straights. S2.04.S0;
Spring bakers, t2.Awtj2.40.
WHEAT No. 8 spring, 75c; No, spring,
I3(674e' No. I red, 75& 7V4o.
CORN No. I, 79H(uftc; No. S yellow.
OA
calf, 11 to 15 lbs., 8c; dry hides, iQUo; sheep
pelts, 76c; horse hides, tl.bu42-60. v
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, 810; Iron, stove plate, per ton, .ou;
copper, per lb., 8Vc; brass, heavy, per lb.,
i OATS-No. t. 491360c: No. f white. B4e: No. 8c; brass, light, per lb.. c; lea. per lb..
, . " . W
I white. B2V4(gi4e.
RYE No. 8. Sic
BARLEY Good feeding, 6S0$c; fair to
Choice maitmg, wnjrfoc.
SEED No. 1 flax, S1.48; No. 1 northwest
ern. 31.70.
) PROVIBTON8 Mess pork, per bbl., 818.47U
8t. Loals Grata and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, July 14. WHEAT Lower
72V4o, new; 76Hc
No. I red, cash, elevator, 70c; track. 7m
s'-ic, oia; juiy, .wiaiic; oep-
18 rml Lird ll lOOlb. r3Tu' Short ''"ber. Itfi'OHc: No. 3 hard. 76760.
SLl..,' Jr.fSlPfA,J11-3l -B.h"rI CORN-Lower: No. t cash. 62c: trae!
(a BhoVrr September, 6161Xc
idea fonveai. sii.zhra u.irw. i ....... ,
SUGAR Cut loaf. 88.46.
WHISKT-On tbo basis of high wines.
Wl -so.
The following are the recelrite and ship
ments:
Receipts. Shlnmenta
Flour, bnis..... 11, Oh) 8,000
Wheat, bu 87.000 47.000
Corn, bu ....3"2.ooo Itf.noo
fats, bu 11.000 131.0H0
Rye. bu 20,0110 2u,0u0
parley, du w.uuu
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creameries. 17V4ft
8lc: dairies, 17'(jl9Hc Cheese, steady, lou! I nralrle. steady. S6.0O4ilO.0O.
8.00. Eggs, firm; fresh, 18c. I WHISKY-Steadv at 31.80.
,, IRON COTTON TIES-Steady at 81.05.
ji.v suniv uu.ii.iuu mAun.c.1, I BAGGING Steady at 0 ikSUWkO,
H f. .M t' 'IWimU. SC.
PRfivIRinNS Pork, lower: lobblnr. old
tsaotatloaa , of the Day oa Varlons 818.62: new. 819 02. Lard, higher but nominal
i I mt 111 1411 Drv miklt mMti. it.dv ti
I wpu,nw, I trniiv: boxed extra shorts, til: clear rlba.
NEW TORK. July 14. FLOUR Re- I SU 12V; short clear. 811.60. Bacon, steady to
ceipts, ii, mt bbl.; exports.
reamer was steady, wun
OATS Lower: No. i cash, nominal: track,
68ii6c; July, 87Hc; September, Slftc; iso,
white, 2o.
RYE Steadv at 67c.
FLOUR Gulet: old red winter patents.
d fvo4i.i.to: extra lancy ana siraigni. n.3mc
S.4(; new or eacn, nominally UKBiac per du
less: clear, w.wxij.ai.
SEED Timothy, new to arrive, August
M-(u4.40; spot, S5.004j3.36; prime worth
more.
CORNMHAL Steady at S3 10.
BRAN Strong; sacked, east track. 85
87c.
HAY Timothy, stronger, iiz.uu ta.wi
winter stralghu, 83.70185; winter patents,
f.1 9o4i4.10; Minneapolis patents, S4:u04j4.15:
Minneapolis bakers, SJ.lUo3.36; winter low
grades, w.kosjj. jb; winter extras, S3.15!fitL25.
lit ye flour, quiet; fair to good, 33. 26 a J 46;
Vholce to fancy. S3.66ifr3.70.
' CO RNMEAL Steady; yellow western.
ei.M, cii. nranuywine, fj.f.i't'S-oo.
RYE Firmer: No. 1 western. fti.Vo f n
b.. afloat: state. 63di4o. c L f.. New York. Wheat, bu
carlots. I Corn, bu
BARLET Nominal.
. WHEAT Rece its. 84.950 bu.: exnnrta
".971 bu. 8iot. firm: No. 1 red, 79c. ele-
.vaior; no. t iw, ipnt'neiue, r. o. o., afloat
B6N0 bbls : strong; boxed lots, extra snorts, 811S7H
ii.k. .....i.: I ribs. Ill: short clear. 8U.37H.
-. " .V a I 1 1. I.. " IIK11M
Jtir,lAlAuru, i rou . "IT U , w.
Spelter, steady at
POULTRY Firm: chickens. 10c: springs
14Cfil5c; turkey lie; ducks, 7c; geese, 4Voo,
butter steady; creamery, iinac
dairy. 17fl 19c.
EIHM-UlWCr 140. lOSS Oil.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 7,000 1000
23I.UUO 4&.OUU
29.0u0 I8.O11O
22.000
Oats, bu.
10.0UO
oMoD87ffc .WVi
Rhou.'hnl.i?arl0Sr aW.Ko,rt bm.a.f,rt!tr Zi
ih-V."L"..L" ..-?vjlp.d a N&V?Stemrrr B?: December. 49M
Kansas City Grata and Provlsloaa.
KANSAS CITY, July 14 WHEAT Sep-
, no. ;
6!ka70c
fieavtness 4t undertone that lasted all day,
Selling moflvea existed in lower cablea.
favorable crop news, a visible sunnlv in.
(crease, larger Interior receipts and bearish
CORN September, 63c; December. 49Uc
cash, No. 3 mixed, t7'67Hc; No. 8 white.
69c; No. 8.
OATS No. 1 white, 4950o.
RYE No. 3. 66c.
HAY Choice timothy, new, 810 (KVJMO.BO;
local seat I men t, closed Sc higher on July,
'tWt-Umbn'UMJA Choloepralrte. new. S9.6of9.10; old. 87.0.
COK.N Kecelpts, IS. 660 bu. Bpot, firmer;
Ko. 3. 72Ho elevstor and 73o f. o. b.. afloat.
18o.
y: fi
sas stock, ltc dos., loss off, cases returned.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 10.40 . 63.00
Corn, bu 7.Su0 4,su0
ZS.tAJO i.OuO
(jption marxet openea nrm on a suueeie
of July and September shorts, after which
late months weakened under heavy car-
1 . I . . - . W ,
wheat decline. July closed le higher and I ua
Closed 71V.c; September. 64'e4iiAc, closed I -
Ui.r Thv.mhtr ctmA M ( 1 I U'PDDVIT. T,,lu u TJLTW if But
OATS Receipts, W7.40O bu. Spot, easy I firm; No. 1 northern, spring, s 4d: futures',
n white: No. t 66c: No. 8, 8i,c; No. 3 I quiet; July, nominal; September, is 3d; De-
western, b&ib'ic; track, mlxe.1, wexem,
I9(riac; track, white, state, at3c. Option
market was generally weak and lower.' fol
lowing favorable crop weather conditions.
HAY Firm; shipping, a&ATOc; good to
Ch-'loe. t697o.
HOPS Firm; state, prime to cholee,
1901 crop, 19VtVsc; 1900, 1V; olds, 6otc;
tata, conuuoa to gouU, I9ui crop, Uu-ic; ,
cember. es 3Vd,
CORN Spot. American mixed, firm. 6s
futures, dull; September, Is td; October
ss z'a.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm: extra Indli
mess, 10is. Pork, firm; prime mess west
ern, . i. uami, strong; snort cut, it t
It lbs.. us. Bacon. Strong: Cumberlan
cut. 26 to 80 lbs.. 6m td; short ribs. It to 30
lbs., strong, 6m; lung dear middles, light.
28 to 84 lbs., strong, 80s: long clear middles.
neavy, o to 40 ids., strong, ten; snort clear
backs. It to 20 lbs., strong, a; rlesr bel
lies, 14 to 16 lbs., strong, 62a. Shoulders,
square cut, 11 to 13 lbs., strong, 4xs. l.ard.
trong; prime western, in uerces, strong,
7s 3d: American refined. In calls, strong.
66s.
CHEESE Steady: American finest white.
7s td; American finest colored, 4 td.
TALLOW Prime. city, stesrty. ZBs d:
Australian, In London, dull, 33s 3d.
flock St. iouis isncy. winter, nrm.
ta d.
HOPS At London (Fscino coast), nrm.
Mj6 10s.
butter Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, steady, Id.
The Imports of wheat into Liverpool last
week were 42.700 quarters from Atlantic
ports, 88,000 from Pac.no and 1,000 from
others.
The Imports of corn from Atlantic, porta
last week were 1,300 quarters.
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO. July 14. WHEAT Dull, easier:
cssh. 76V o; July, 76c; September, 7514c; De
cember, ?6e.
CORN Fslrly active, firm; cssh, 66oj
July, 6Sc: September, 61c; December, 46c.
OATS Dull, easier; cssh, 49c; July, 4:lc;
September. 2yc; new July, 48c; new Sep-
temoeriszitc.
SEED clover, dull, easy: cash. 85.0$.
nominal; October, 86.10; August, Alslke,
.4b.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 14. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 22c; extra
nearby prints, 23c.
EGGS Ho lower; fresh nearby, 19e, loss
off; fresh western, 19Hc, loss off; fresh
soutnwestern, 19c, loss on; iresn suutnern.
itfiKc, loss on.
. ' U L L'U L L'..l.a, VnW ..11 ma
.maIi imiimr xrA. Vnw .il
creams, fair to good, iVs'lOc
Visible Supply of Grala.
NEW YORK. Julv 14. The visible suddIv
of grain Saturday, July 12, as complied by
the New York Produce exchange, is as follows:
Wheat, 19,808,000 bu.; increase, 68,000 bu.
Corn, 6,836,000 bu.; decresse, 78,Ouo bu.
Oats. 1 320,000 bu.: decrease, liil.OOO bu.
Rye, 2&8.0O0 bu. : decrease, 67,000 bu.
Barley, 120,000 bu.; decrease, 73,000 bu.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floor and Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 14 WHEAT July.
77c; September, "oc; on track. No. 1 hard,
80c; No. 1 northern. 77c; No. 8 northern,
74c.
FLOUR First patents. I3.ff4.05: second
patents. S3.75G3.S5; first clears. " 33.0041 3. 10;
second clears, S2.6O2.60.
BRAN in bulk, S14.O014.75.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Julv 14. WHEAT
76Hi'g'77Vrc; September, foe.'
R i K steady; wo. l, 6c.
BARLEY Unchanged; sample, 70H3714c.
CORN September, 60He.
Elgin Batter Market.
ELGIN. III.. July 14. BUTTER There
were no offerings of butter on the Board
of Trade today, and no sales. The com
mittee announced a firm market at 21c, the
same as last week. The sales of the week
were 815,500 pounds.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Ill- Julr 14. CORN Steady:
No. 8. 64HC
OATS Steady: No. 1 white. 52Uo. billed
through.
WHISKY 81.30 for finished goods.
Dalath Grala narket
VTTT .TTTW T..t m tx'tttt' a T XT ' t,.
cash, 78c;' No. 2 northern, 74Hc; No. i
northern ana July, 7bftc; September, 72.0.
OA i 3iro,
HEW YORK STOCKS AND BOJTDS.
Bpecnlatlvo Taetloa to Boost Prleea
la bat Partially Successful.
NEW YORK. July 14.-The speculative
operators In favor of hlaher trlces for
stocks took hold of the market with re
newed vigor today, centering their cam
paign In St. Paul. That stock has always
been peculiarly effective as a leader owing
to Its representative character amongst
tne western trunk lines ana to tne large
floating supply in the market. Its notable
rise today, therefore, bad some sympa-
meiio eneci on slocks or us own ciass.
The mass of securities, however, re
mained singularly unresponsive to the ag
gressive strength of St. Paul and even
sagged In spots from torpid demand. From
early market the effect of the St. Paul
movement was Interfered with bv the ob
vious profit-taking going on In Missouri
Pacific, and the suspicion thus aroused that
tne St. faui manipulation was expressly
designed to facilitate this profit-taking.
There were also weak spots amongst
the Industrials. The declines from Satur
day's level reached a point in Missouri Pa-
cine, sugar ana Amalgamated. Atchison
resDOnded earlv to the St. Paul rise and
followed It closely throughout the day, but
It was not until late that Union Pacific, and
still later when Southern Pacific came Into
the movement. The St. Louis Southwestern
stocks and Illinois central were also con
spicuous.
A reference to the day's sales list will
show that the stock above specified made
up the principal portion of the day's mar-
xei. as eacn biock was successively
brought forward into the movement the
buying took on large proportions. Blocks
of from 1.000 to 6.000 shares were dealt In
freely In all of the Issues. The weak stocks
generally recovered ana ciosea unchanged
or at slight losses.
An effort was made to advance the Read
ings, but It wss not pursued. Much was
made in connection with the advance of
talk of prospects snd no account was taken
of the signs of strength In the grain mar
kets, based on reports of more unwelcome
rains In the southwest. The grain markets
are not considered a reliable barometer of
actual cro conditions, owing to the dls
turbanco oi abnormal conditions by spec
ulation.
It must be considered also that the sneo
ulatlve mind Is much confused In following
tne statistical recuncaiion in tne govern
ment's crop acreage figures in the attempt
a ..... Ih. A w4i.llirl .Ap.n.a..t'.
figures to the census returns.
The favorable bank statement on 8atur
day was urged as evidence of easing con'
dltlons of the money market, but monev
rates were not appreciably easier here
today and foreign exchange advanced a
fraction again. Tnere was a deposit of
SlOO.OiO at the subtreasury for telegraphic
transfer to New Orleans and New York
exchange at Chicago remained at 25 per
cent aiKuuni. j iin mantel liumu easier.
wun tne grangers at in. op level.
The bond market was more Irregular even
than stocks and was without conspicuous
feature. Total sales, par value, 84.247,000.
United States refunding zs declined U and
the 8s and old and new 4s 44 per cent on
cell today.
The following are the closing prices on
the New xorK biock exchange:
Atchison ?l do pM .lS
So pra iw'4 so. ncino M4
Baltimore a unw.. so. naiiway i
do pM - 4 do p(d f'A
Canadian Pacific ....114 T.xai Fertile 43H
were Irregular. Americans rallied, rrlces
closed firm. Kaffirs were more cheerful
owing to the belief that the worst diffi
culties were known.
BERLIN, July 14. Exchanges en Lon
don, 20m 4Spfgs for checks. IHscount
rates, short and three months' bills, 1H
per cent. Business on the bourse today
was quiet and prices were somewhat
firmer on the easy money, the more satis
factory sttltude of mines In London and
the advance In the price of bar and rolled
iron.
New York Meaty Market.
NEW YORK Jnl 14 MONETOn rail.
steady at 2VW4 ner cent: closlngvbld and
asked. 26 24 and t per cent.
oit.KL.iiNU kachanue nrm. witn ac
tual business in bankers' bills at 34.8714 for
demand and S4.85H for sixty days; posted
rates, 84.86ff4 84 and S4.884S4.89; commer.
ciei diiis, M-Myt.".
SILVER Bar, 62'c; Mexican dollars,
41Tc.
BONDS Government, weak; state, Inac
tive; railroad. Irregular.
i ne c:osing quotations on oonos are as
follows:
do coupon
do ta, rg
do coupon ....
Atrh. ffn. 4...
do adj. 4s....
O. 4s
do ilta
do conr. 4a...
Canada 8o. ta..
of O. ta......
do lat inc....
C. A O. 44s...
C. A A. toa...
li. tt a. n.
u.
M. A 8. P. s. 4a. 113V T.. SL L. A W. 4s.. M
N. W. e. 7a....U4AiVnlon Faclno 4s 104T4
C . R. I. A P. 4a. ...110 I do conr. 4s lfttSk
C C C A ft L i. 4a..l02Uj Wl"l 1 U1
Chicago Tor. 4a n do 11
Colo. A Bo. 4a M do deb. B T
..lOllfclWett Shore 4a 114 .
.. Wheel. ALB. 4a.. SS
. mv-Wla. Central 4a. 7
D. A R. O. 4a
Erla prior lion 4s
do general 4a.
Morklns Val. Va....l Coo. Tob. 4s..
F. W. A D. C. la. ..Ill 1
London Stock Market.
LONDON, July 14.-
Conaola (or raonoy... M
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon ,
do pfd..........
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
hraaneaia A Ohio,
Chicago O. W ,
M. A Ft. P....
Denver A R. O....
do Dfd
Erls
do lat pfd
do Id Dfd
Illinola Central
1-ouIjtIUo A Naah....l44H'panlab 4a
mnaouri, a. at t. . i7Kna atinea ,
do pfd s iDeBwrs (df.) ,
Now York Central. ..Ill I
BAR BILVER-Steady at 24 7-164
once.
MONEY Der cent. The rate of
discount In the open market, for short bills
Is 3 1-tiialV, per cent and for three-months'
bills M per cent.
Boatoa Block Quetatloas.
BOSTON. July 14. Call loans. tm per
cent: time loans. per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atchlaon 4s lot lAnalgamatad t
Oaa la M 'Vnltod Copper H
Max. Central 4a 11 Blnfham 114
Atchlaon W Cal. A HacU... ...... 170
do pfd 101
Boatoa A Albany. ...10
Bot on A Mo tot
Boaton Elevated ....144
N. T.. N. H. A H...I3I
Fltchbura pfd 145
Max. Central it
Amer. Sugar .....
do pro
Amer. T. A T....
Dom. I. A 8
Own era I Electrte
Maaa. Electric ...
do pfd
B O A C....
United Pruii ....
U. 8. Steel..
do pfd
Adventure
Allouea
Canada Southern ,
Chea. A Oblo ,
Chicago A Altos.
do pfd
Chlcsso. I. A
ao pro
Chicago A B. I.
Chicago A OI. W
do lai rta
do M pfd.
Chlcaao A N.
C . R. I. A F.
Chicago T. A T SO
A N. W.Z...B4
.. 1 ,T.. St. L. A W t"
.. 4t jVnloa Peclfio 107'
.. tS do pfd 3i
.. 7(4.Wabaah o
.. T I do pfd 4t
.. ST W. A h. B 12
..Ke'il do Id pfd I4
.. WVWla. Central
.. afl-m1 ao pia w
. 4T Adam Express 1M
111
...1M
do pfd
C. C C. A St. L....10
Colo. Southern
do let pfd
do M pfd
Del. A tiudaon...
Del.. U A W ...
Denver A II. 0-.
do pfd
Erie
do lat aid
do td pfd
OI. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ..
do pfd
Illinola Central ,.
Iowa Central .....
sfd
L. B. A W
do pfd
Louie. A Naah....
Manhattan L
Met. St. Rv
Mex. Central ....
Max. National ...
Minn. A St. L ...
Mo. Pad Be
M.. K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central....
Nor. A Weot
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennarlvaals
Reading
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
It. LAI P....
do let pfd
da Id pfd
st. u s w
do pfd
St. Paul
... I!4
,,. 4
...176
,..!M
,.. 4JH
... SI
Adama Expreea
Amer. Expreaa
I'. S. Einreaa 114
Wella-Pargo Ex too
Amal. Copper IS
Amer. C. A P 12
oo pro bu
Amor. Lin. Oil I
do pfd tl
Amer. S. A R ; 4A
eo pro srv.
dO pfd 7V4
Ana. Mln. Co 17
l',,Brk. Rap. Tr t
IS Colo. P. A I 1
(l4:Con. Oaa Il:i
. Ul, J OD. piO .1X1
Ceneral Electric Ill
Hocking Coal Il
Int'n'l Paper tns
do pfd Ttvi
mi n i rower ........ 11
Laclede Oaa at
National Blarnlt 474i
ieuonai lmq xi
No American 124
Pacific Coaet tl
Paclne Mall 40 Vi
reopie a uaa 1U1
freaaed Steel Car.... 47
ao pcu 04
Pullman Pal. Car 141
Republic Steel 11
...1
... U
... SO
...16"4
... t
... M
... 14
...IK
...140
...1S1
...14?,
... !'
... U
...111V,
...lll
... r
... u
...114
... n
... SI
... 11
...1MW
... 44.
... Its
... TOtt,
... s
... MS
... Tl
...
... 70
do pfd Tlu
Ruaar
Tenn. C. A I MS
U B. A P. Co.,
do pfd
U g. Leather......
do pfd
U g. Rubber
do pfd
O 8. Bteol
da pfd ..........
Weetera Vaion ...
Amer. Locomotive
K. C. Southern..,.
Ullai do pfd
at
13
14
a
, 14
Foreign Plnaaelal.
LONDON. July 11 Gold premium are
Quoted at Buenos Ayres at. 130.S0: Madrin
86.86. Money was much wanted in the
market today for repayments to the .Bank
of Engiana. llacounts were fairly ateady,
Business on the Btocs, exchange was ex
tremely quiet snd features were scarce
Two small failures did not disturb th
letharsy. Consols were firm, notwlth
standU'g Cie cabinet changes. Uome rails
. S. rf. ta, rg....107tIL. A N. anl. 4a....
do coupon 1071 Mex. Central 4a...,
do ta, rcg lf do la Inc
do coupon :..104Vk!Mlnn. A St. L 4s
M., K. a T. a...
do la
N. T. Central Is..,
do gen. im
N. J. C g. ta ,
No. Paella 4s.
do la
do new 4a, res 1'4
do coupon ....114
do old 4a, reg lot
..lot
lot
16
104
101
. J
. 11V
.lfH
.104
. srH
.101 H
.104
.ill
.104
. Vi
. MH'N. A W. eon. 4.. . .1014
.1014, Reading gen. 4a n
. H Bt. UAL M. e. 6X..117
.lotv, tit. l. a s. r. 4s.... rr
.lot ist. L. B. W. Is Mtt
.101 do la M
. t 8. A. A A. P. 4a.... M
.10H4 So. Pacific 4a tl
. 1.1 Bo. Railway ta 1114
tS'A Texaa a Y. la lit
...
... t7i
...IOISi
...110
.llXVIj
.. 70
.. MVi,
I p. m. Ooslng:
Norfolk A W extern.
do pfd.
Ontario A Westarn..
Pennerlvanls
Reading
do lit pfd
do td pfd
t01 j&outhem Railway..,
it oo pia
UlLjlSouthem Pacific
Union Pacific
NVl do sfd
I7 United State Steal,
ao pta
Vibuh
do pfd
.
. t4
. II
. Tt
. 14
. 41V
. 14
. V
.
. t
.lot
. tl
. 40
. I
. to
. 4V.
.tOVi
per
Centennial .,
Coppor Rang .M,
Dominion Coal .,
Franklin
lile Rorsl .....
Mobawk ,
Old Dominion ...
117 OacMla
lit Parrot ,
15 Qulncy ,
66 nantn r copper.,
.114
. IV
. 17
41-14
.lit
. 19
Tamarack
Trtroountsls ....
Trinity
United States
Utah
Victoria . . ... ...
HWlnona
HivYorrr!n
aDalr West ......
.... IT
... tl
...114
... 10
... list
... 41
... 10
... M
... 15
...lMt,
... 144
...17S
11
... It.
... It
... 5
... 4
... t
.. 84
How York Mlnlac tinotatlona.
NEW YORK. July 14. The following are
me closing prices on mining siocks
Adams Con
Alice 40
Breeee et
Brunawlck Con 4
Comatock Tunnel 8
Con. Cal. A Va...,..llt
Deadwood Terra lot
Horn Sliver .1MY
Iron Silver vN
Leadvlll Coa I
Little Chief 11
Ontario ...,.......atO
Ophtr ............M...H0
Phoenix
Potoat It
8awg ........ .. ...... 8
81rra Nevada 84
Small Hopes 4S
Standnrd 8M
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choio 0ttl Isld Eteadj, int Mdinm
Oradei tf Cows Much Lower.
HOGS SOLD A BIG NICKEL LOWER
Liberal Reeelpte of Sheer, bat Good
tasf Cosantaaded 8trsg Prices,
While Common Staff Was
Call Lasabs Sold Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 11
Recelnts were: Cattle. Hon Sheen.
Official Monday 2. Ml S.3"0
Same day last week 1.6-'7 i.Mi 8.37
Came eek before i.. 1,127 4.567 s.fhl
Bame three weeks ago... 1.337 8,374 8.t6
Bame four weeka ago.... 3.U.S 4,169 8.671
Bame day last year 8.147 .W 2,514
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shown the receluts oi
cattle, hogs and sheep at boutn omatia for
tne year to date, ana comparisbiis with
last ear:
1902. 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 8ee,M7 8&,b01 2l,2
Hogs l,4KI,tH7 1.2.X.o.S lU.laS
Bhecp 6s,a4 oJb.Ui 77,748
in loliowlng taoie shows the average
price ot bogs soia on tne South Omaha
inaraet the last several uays, with com
parisons with lormer years;
June 18.
June 1.
June 18.
J tin IB
June 24).
June 21.
June 28.
June 2X.
June 24.
June to.
June 28.
June 28.
June 28.
June 80.
July. 1..
July 2..
Juiy
Jul
Julv
July
Julv
Jury
July'
Julv
Juiy 11.
Julv 12.
July 13.
July 14.
. Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. July 14. Bank' clearings. 81.093..
856.74; corresponding day last year, l,lo4,
670.76; decrease, 871,214.01.
sr. 1AJUI3. juiy it. u lean n re. is.rjo.743
balances. 8W5.119: money, steady. b& Der
cent; New York exchange, 60c discount,
NEW TORK, July 14. Clearings, 1131, 6fl6,-
0&o; Daiances, ta.isu.oii.
BALTIMORE, July 14. Clearings, 83.855,.
234; balances, 8667,087; money, 4Vfc per cent.
P I, I I . I I k 1 v., I. hi v 1. I Imarlnrrm
813.666,960; balances, 82,632,769; money, Ha-i
per cent.
BOSTON, July 14. Clearings, 817,724.100;
Daiances, si, 040,004.
CHICAGO, July 14. Clearings, 126,028,258
balances. 82,566,133: posted exehange. . 34.81
for sixty days, 34.S8V on demand; New
York exchange at Dir.
uiisiwllMNATi, o., juiy it. Clearings. 85.-
sui.tuu. jtioney, at iut per cenu xnew
lora exenange, at par.
Condition of the Treaenry.
WASHINGTON. July 14. Today's atate.
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8160,000,000 gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, 8200,276,488;
goiu, tiuo, 49, 010.
' Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 14. COTTON Futures
opened quiet; July, 8.68c; August, 8.47c; Sep-
lemDer, b.uwc: uctooer, t.suc; rxovemoer and
December, 7.79c: January. February and
March, 781c. Spot, quiet; middling up
lands, 916-16c; middling gulf, 8 8-I60; no
saies.
Cotton futures closed dull; July, 8.70c;
August, 8.47c; September, 8.07o; October,
7.S8c ; November, December and January,
. r.t.M. r va. A. . !. n na
OAL.VEHTOJM, July 14. COTTON Firm
at 8 6-16c.
ST. LOUI8. July 14. COTTON Quiet ;
fi -1. AMA MMlnla TO
bales; shipments, 461 bales; stock, 18,401
bales.
LIVERPOOL July 14.-COTTON 8oot In
fair demand; prices steady: American mid
dling, 6 l-16d. The sales of the day were
10,000 bales, of which 1.900 were for specu
lation and export and Included 8,400 Ameri
can. Receipts, none. Futures opened quiet
ana ciosea near montns nrm, aistani
montha easy; American middling, g. o. c,
July, 4 57-64d, buyers; July and August,
4 66-644 66-64d, sellers; August and Beptem
ber, 4 47-64f4 4S-64d. value; September and
October, 4 33-64d. sellers; October and No
vember. 4 26-64d. sellers; November and
December, 4 21-64(g4 22-64d, sellers; Decem
ber and January, 4 19-64'S4 24-64d, buyers;
February and March, 4 18-64i&4 19-64d, valus;
March and April. 4 18-64d. buyers.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14. COTTON
Futures, quiet: July, 8.9fV?7vi.)i6c; August,
8.62''a.63c; Beptember, 8.'a8.07c; October,
8.73 art. 74c: November. 8. 638. 64c; December.
8.6368.64c; January, 8.638.e4c. Market
steady; sales, 1,360 balea; ordinary, 7 9-16c
good ordinary. 81-16c; low middling S8-16c
middling, c; good 'middling. 9 6-16c; mid
dling fair, 8 11-lbc; receipts, 718 bales; stock.
82,182 Dales.
Wool Market.
LONDON. July 14. WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales todsy amounted
to 13.053 balea. The attendance was large
and competition was DrisK. coarse eross
breds were difficult to sell and prices de
clined tulO per cent. Merinos were main
tained and sold quickly. Cape of Oood
Hope and Natal were firm and America
bought a few merinos and fine medium
rross-breds at full rates. Following sre
the sales In detail: New South Wales. 1,300
bales; scoured, td'als 6Vtd; greasy, 31 Id
tjueensiana. s Dales: scoured, (afJlaiKl
reasv. 44ffllUd. Victoria. 1.900 alea
scoured. 4dfi Is 8d: greasy. 3VidSlaV.fi
South Australia. 9"0 balea: scoured. 41 re
ls6d; greasy, 8dS'ls Hd. Tssmsnla, 200
bales; gressy, VuM-id. New Zealand, 7.100
fiaies; scoured, 4oissa; greasy, l(t(t
s Id. Cape of Oood Hope and Natal, 8u0
bales; scoureo, is ld'ais 4i ; greasy, smkl.
BT. LOUIS. July 14. WOOL Flrmlv held
medium grades and combing, 14j1Sc; light
nne. l-iQioic; neavy line, ioijc; tub
wasnea, uxas-
1
Evaporated Apples and Dried Pralta.
NEW YORK. July 14. EVAPORATED
APPLES In light Supply and the market la
nrm. with a hardening tendency. Common
to good are quoted at 8iluc; prime. 10ht&
loe; cnoice. iiqnur; fancy, iiwrrutc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
sre In fair Jobbing demand and consider
able extKirt business Is reported. All sradea
are Included In the unchanged price range
of aVntiHa Futures are Inclined to stiffen
and ars quoted around 2h,c, t. o. b., the
cost on ine lour-eise oasis. j ner is a
moderate buy Ins Interest noted In snot
sprlc&ts. The fruit In boxes Is held at It,
t(14c and In bags at 10Vj12c. Peaches are
quiet but steady at recent figures. Peeled
pearhes are quoted at from Uo to lie and
uapeeiea at irom to to tufto.
Date. I 1902. ;1901.100.1899.1$9S.1897.1S9.
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6..
7..
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7 84V,f S 73
7 754,
7 B 83
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7 22fc
6 861
6 92
6 96
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ft 03
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8 69
8 so
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8 7S
3 83
3 811
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4 04
4 031
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3 Ml
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3 801
3 8i
3 72
3 72
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1 69,
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3 63
2 d
2 66
3 611
8 61
8 22 8 It
3 Ul 8 08
2 21) 8 10
8 loi 3 vi
2 98
I16
8 21 I Ot
3 U 3 06
3 2t OD
3 23 3 2
3 3 2 97
1 2 96
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3 241
3 24
3 18
2 18
2 21
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3 66 8 28 2 97
3 l 1
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3 70i
3 73i
3 82
8 77
8 28
3 18
2 14
3 16
2 87
2 94
2 97
8 00
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
Thai following table shows the number
of cars of feeders shipped to the country
Baturday and their destination:
, Cars.
A. Waller. Dunbar. Neb. M. P 2
A. J. Allen, Dickinson. N. D. I. C 2
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, bheep. H'r'S.
C. M. eV St P. Ry.. 6 4 .. ..
O. A St. L. Ry 1 1
U. P. system 24 24 2
C. N. W. Ry 4 7 .. ..
F.. E. ft M. V. K R. 29
C, SC P.. M. & O. Ry 8 2
B. tc At. tu ity i , e
C. B. As Q. Ry 3 .. ..
K. C. BL J 2
C, R. I. A P.. east.. 2 8 .. 1
Illinois Central 4
Total receipts 106
48
89
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
O. H. Hammond Co.
R. Becker at Degan .
Vansant & Co
Carey At Benton
Lobman at co. ..
Huston fc Co. ..
Livingstone & Schaller..
Hamilton A Rothschild..
L. F. Huhs
B. F. Hobblck
Wolf ex Murnan
Other buyers
144
786
412
236
"'49
2
165
300
48
91
120
117
7
86
180
156
725
1,060
919
641
3.848
1,26
1.O03
1.400
Totals 2,742 3,390 8,123
CATTLE There was a fair run of cattle
here today, but the quality was far from
being choice. A good proportion of the
offerings consisted of stock cattle, so that
the number 01 lat cattle on sale was not
larsre.
There were only a lew beer, steers on saie
and none at all that could be called choice.
as will be seen from the sales below, rack
ers seemed to want good cattle, and the
better gradea commanded fully steady
prices. When It came to the medium
grades and part fat stuff the market was
slow and no more than steady. Crasser
In particular sold rather unevenly and buy
ers seemed Inclined to let such kinds alone.
A very uneven cow market was ex
perienced today with the general tender. cy
OI prices aownwaro on an Kinds. 1 ne
good dry lot stuff was, of course, affected
but llttie. and. In fact, could be quoted
about steady. The less desirable grades of
dry lot cows, tnougn, were a little lower
In most cases, and when It came to the
grass cows the market was undoubtedly
lower In the great majority ot cases.
Owing to the unevennesa of the trade some
sales looked about steady, while In other
cases sellers thought they sod out 10ft 20c
lower than last week. It took pretty good
grass cows to bring 83.25 this morning, and
a good many cows went u tne scales at
83.00 that had a good deal of kill In them
It Is very evident that packers are bent
on Dounding the cow market, and commis
sion men are telling their shippers to look
out how they buy grass stun.
The better grades of bulls, veal calves
and stags snowed very little change today,
but common scuff was dull.
Thtre were a good many atockers and
feeders here today and buyers took ad-
vantna-e. of the opportunity to pound the
market a little. As compared with the close
ot last week prices today were lOcMbc lower
or 2bo lower tnan tne nign time last week.
The greateat decline was on the common
stuff and light weight stuff, but still even
the heavy cattle In most cases were a little
lower, representative saies:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Tr.
J 110 4 M 1 im 8 40
I HO 4 tt 1 1320 8 Tt
4 114T 4 6 II 121,1 0
11 1117 4 t 1 1116 1 It
1 1J0I 4 M 44 1111 ( M
1 1000 I tt tt HIST 10
4 I 15 tT M 4 IS
tl 10M 8 44 It 1J74 t 46
STEERS AND BTAQS.
84...' 100 too aao t tt
COWS.
1 , TOO 1 00 4 ; 170 8 16
1 10 I 00 II 774 1 16
t 840 1 15 It 123 I 10
t 820 I 16 1 1026 1 26
t 710 t 16 4 816 I 16
I tlO I 40 1 140 I 16
I tOO 1 40 1 826 I 26
7 1014 1 40 1 840 I 16
t 740 I 60 1 1010 t 26
1 lfoO t M 4 IM lli
I IW IH 1 1020 t 26
I I0 i 60 t 7SS I 16
II I7T 4 0 1 8V6 I 26
14 Ml lit I KI IW
1 t80 8 60 1 S70 I li
1 840 t 60 1 44 I 26
t t6 i It H 67 I 16
T til I Tf I n. 826 I 40
t Ut I Tl 11 887 t 40
1 t Tl It lOut t 40
8 IM 111 I I4J I 66
1 M0 HI H 104 I 40
10 , Ki IIS 10 ,.. fr I 40
1... 1060 1 SO 1 K06 I 40
4 826 t 10 t S;',0 I 40
T til I 86 11 5I I 10
1 110 I 86 14 811 1 id
1 740 I 86 1 1141 I T6
It 128 I St 1 1240 I T6
1 111 t M 10 Ml I 80
II MT I 10 4 867 4 00
1 140 t 00 4 10.(1 4 (10
1 10J0 t OS 1 1340 4 10
4 8H 8 00 II iiJt 4 20
1 1040 I 0 10 840 4 10
I Mi IM tl long 4 15
t 100 I 00 4 1160 4 16
t 1011 I 00 1 H-4 4 40
1 84 I M II 1024 4 40
4 160 I 10 t 180 4 60
1 MO I 10 II 1010 4 40
IT tot I 10 I imb 4 to
1 100 I 10 7 luoo 4 80
IT M 111 1 1210 I 16
T IOuT I 10 3 jtl 6 2
IB IM I U
8...
8...
I...
4...
3...
COWS AND HEIFERS
, MO 8 41
HEIFERS.
TlO I 86 I .-. 70
, IU I tt I TlO
. 120 I 00 8 fU
, 741 8 00
BULLS,
I tf
1 to
4 uo
M IH 1 1140 I tl
144 I T 1 ltM) I U
12M I M I nao I M
1164 10 l.y. 1210 t 40
180 I M 1 1228 I M
M I II 1 Io20 I M
116 16 1 10K4 4 11
llli I 26 1 1620 4 60
1400 I tt 1 14.0 4 6
Ul t tt 1 17M t tt
lfcio 1 tt 1 , ituo t 2
IS 111
CALVES.
UT V 86
STAGS. '
1x6 I tt 1 1420 I M
ill I 00 1
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
II I 4 t 130 1 st
Ill t M 1 6M I 41
M IH I 2 f
1 1044 8 10 11 141 I It
1 6l I 60 1 iai I M
I o I fio 8 lu I to
1 406 t 43
STOCK CALVES.
1 ttn 4 on
STOC KERS AND FEEDERS.
1 61 I 71 1 870 4 00
1 170 1 ej 1 i- 4 00
t 440 t IS tt 86 X 00
10 I It It 7"1 4 4
I I 60 II Til 4 I
1 4'ifl I 64 41 Ill 4 l
I I 60 II 1:1 i I
1 ! I 60 I lliu 4 n
14 44 I 64 41 844 4 &
18 M I II 1 80 4 26
10 !M I 76 I M IH
1 8 I Tl 18 14 4 J
I K4 t 76 1 111 4 M
40 KI IN 10 H IK
1 1"71 I M IT 8il 4 M
1 1? '0 I 80 14 1011 4 86
11 1M I 80 1 810 4 86
1 475 I 80 tl 717 4 u
IT T4I I 84 1 876 4 IS
15 Ill I 80 tl 8l 4 44
16 846 4 00 1 Bu e
10 146 4 00 T 81 4 64
1 740 4 00 II HI IU
11 810 4 04 1 1010 I 00
1 1024 4 00 tl 101 I 04
NEBRASKA.
1 row 100 2 So 4 tVeders.. v I 88
1 cow N Ifl 4 feeders.. 707 3 75
Scows 6o 2 75 11 feeders.. 6"W 4 00
1 cow 60 3 6 heifers... (X I
1 cow 6'l 3 20 1 heifer.... 610 3 25
6 cows 78 8 20 3 cows 724 8 20
1 cow lft-K) 8 3 cows 1140 3 85
1 cow mm 8 00 11 cows 1060 2 95
1 cow 770 2 85 8 cows 838 3 85
6 cows 8!H) 2 85 1 cow 9.10 3 00
2 cows 8S5 2 35 2 cows 1W5 4 15
1 cow 1120 4 15 8 cows R78 8 00
1 calf 370 , 4 00 2 heifers... 865 3 26
1 steer 1230 4 50
H. IA Racev Wviv
13 strs. Tex Wl 4 10 cows f 9 78
2 strs. Tex 9(H) 4 10 1 cow. 7S 2 75
21 cows 7wt 2 85 calves... 221 2 V
(calves... 126 6 00 3 calves... lb& 150
William Oanftrrl Wvo.
15 bulls..... 1520 3 40 2 bulls 840 t C5
HOUR There fair Mnnrlav'a run of
hogs here today snd as other points were
quoted lower prices eased off here a trifle.
The market opened rather alow and a big
nicnei lower tnan tne close or mt week.
The quality was nothing extra, which
nouotiess had something? to do with the
downward tendency of prices. Trading was
not vtry active at any time, but still the
bulk was die posed of In fairly good season.
Along toward the close there was a little
more etdence of activity and If anvthlng
the market was a little firmer. The hulk of
the good wciaht hoas sold from 17.75 to
j'.cv nu me medium weignxs rrom ei.iv to
ti.o. tne light weight sturr was slow rale.
as usual, and went from $7.70 down. Rep
resentative sales: ,
No. At. Sh. Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
76 Ill 124 7 44 7 121 120 7 74
44 1SS 2o0 T 62't 12 140 t Tl4)
18 60 7 66 68 1237 120 7 72(4
2 H'l ... 1 46 64 241 10 T T2i
T4 Ill 80 1 46 14 171 140 7 72
6 2t ... 7 65 17 22 80 7 7214
6 !" ... 7 IS 71 234 t 7 7214
74 187 40 7 46 74 S40 ,.. T 76
78 204 160 7 tm 10 2SI 120 T 76
.124 120 7 70 tt MS 40 7 76
67 231 ... 7 75
14 2S1 240 1 It
41. ...,...!! UO T 71
101 226 ... 7 71
II 141 80 7 75 '
22 ... 7 76
17 161 80 7 77(4
II 261 ... 7 80
IS 174 M 7 16
82 161 120 7 86
41 80S ... 7 86
tS lot 120 7 85
60 284 SO 7 10
41 till ... 7 10
SHEEP There wss a 1 1 hen I run nf
sheep here today, but none too many to
meet me requirements of the local trade.
Packers all seemed to he snxloua for irood
Stuff, and as a result the better trades of
sheep and yearlings sold freely at strong
prices. A bunch of yearlings sold as high
as j.so, and a Dunch ot mixed yearlings
and 2-year-olds brought 83.80.
ine aemano tor spring lambs dd not
seem to oe quite as good as Tor shep and
prices could not be quoted any more than
steady. A bunch of pretty stood stuff sold
as high as 85.70. It was noticeable that the
common grades of both sheen and lambs
were rather neglected, and the best that
could be said of such kinds Is that they
sold about steady.
The demand for feeders was nulte liberal
this morning and sellers had little difficulty
In disposing of anything good at steady
prices.
quotations for clipped stock: ttnnrl to
choice yearlings, 33.S0iJj3.85; fair to good,
83.2663.60; good to choice wethers, 83.35ii3.60;
fair to good wethers, t3.liiXy3.3j; good to
choice ewes, 32.7613.26; fair to good ewes,
32.OOr32.76: good to choice spring lambs, 85.75
4)6.00;' fair to good spring lambs, 85.00ia5.76;
feeder wethers 32.76(tT3.10; feeder yearlings,
83.00tgP3.26; feeder lambs, $2.50(93.75; feeder
ewes, 1.252.00. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
m Utah ewea 88 1 88
198 Idaho ewes 97 8 00
2S3 western ewes 101 8 00
550 western "Wethers 108 2 25
632 western wethers 88 3 25
Utah wethers 93 8 75
648 Idaho wethers 98 (80
279 Idaho yearlings 92 3 6
356 Utah lambs 61 5 00
6 cull ewes 1h) 2 0
21 cull e? es 91 2 60
55 Utah (.I'es 102 3 00
4 Idaho ewes 87 3 00
48 Idaho ewes 108 8 0'
1 Idaho ewe ino 8 00
122 Idaho ewes..... 110 3 15
44 Idaho ewes 114 3 20
250 Idaho ewes and wethers HI 8 20
206 Idaho ewea and wethera..... 98 3 20
127 cull lambs 54 3 50
2 Idaho wethera 65 8 SO
18 Idaho wethers 97 $ CO
88 Idaho wethers 88 3 00
43 Utah wethers ins 8 60
155 Idaho yearlings 83 3 75
62 Idaho cull lambs 57 4 00
80 Idaho cull lambs 61 4 00
34 Idaho cull lambs 62 4 00
343 Utah lambs 64 6 60
860 Utah lambs 66 6 80
18 Utah lambs 63 5 65
359 Idaho lambs 61 5 70
2-'8 Wyoming cull ewes 86 1 '.C
160 Wyoming ewes 90 2 75
2 I tan ducks f5 Z 75
S3 Wyoming wethers 61 8 10
207 Wyoming wethers 73 3 10
233 Utah ewes 112 8 10
214 Wyoming wethers 90 3 25
125 Idaho cull lambs 56 3 60
8 Idaho wethers 80 I 60
5 Utah wethers 76 3 75
198 Utah wethers 96 3 73
611 Idaho lambs 61 S 60
0 141 160 7 70
74 238 ... 7 70
It 238 M 7 70
64 ...227 SO 7 70
T4 ...171 80 7 70
6. 241 60 1 70
71 138 ... 7 70
71 221 40 1 70
74 t22 120 7 70
II 141 100 1 70
71 221 120 7 70
62 131 10 T 70
tl 221 ... 7 70
41 Ill 14 7 70
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady to Strong Hogs Lawyer
nd Sheep Hlglier.
nrrriinn 7 , . tj rii'TTriii.-ni.ui.
19,000 head. Including 2,5u0 Texans and 100
westerns: best steady to strong: others
slow; good to prime steers. $7.75i8.70; poor
to medium, 4.7bB'o; stockers and feederB,
$2.504j5.26; cows. $1.40o5.75; heifers, $2.frV(
6.50; canners. $1.402.40; bulls, $2.5fVn5.50;
calves $2 50ri6.60; Texas fed steers. ll.CXKa
6.76; western feeders, $4.35.
HOGS Receipts, 31,000 head; tomorrow,
IS.OfiO (estimated): left over. 6.000. Market
6Til0c lower and slow; mixed and butcher.
$7.257.80; good to choice heavy, $7.75W8.10;
rough heavy, $7.2577.60; light, $.90S'7.TO;
bulk (if salea, $7.6Wi7.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 20,000
head; sheep, strong to 10c higher; lambs,
slrong; good to choice wethers, $3.6ift4 26;
fair to choice mixed, $2.6fii3.25: western
sheep, $2.5K'n3.50; native lambs, $2.60ig6.65.
Omctal Saturday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 717 l('l
Hogs 11.ZN7 1,018
Sheep ' 1,354 238
Kansas City Lire Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 14 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.250 natives. 10,000 Texans 1,M0
Texas calves, 1i0 native calvesi beef cat
tle, steady to 10c lower: cows and heifers,
steady; quarantine, 10i25o lower; choice
export and dresxed beef steers, $4.00jS.25;
fair to good, $5.2oft7.35; Blockers and feed
ers, $3.0wCr(6.25; western fed steers, $i.Mx3l
6 00; Texas and Indian steers, $2.505 25;
Texa cows. $1.40?i3.0O; native cows $1 2V(ji
5 25; native heifers. 83.15lft5.25; canners, $1.4J
(&2.60; bulls. $2.50'a4.70; stockers and feed
ers. $2.0iyfj6.25.
HOGS Receipts, 2.750 head Market weak
to c lower; nothing rholce here; top,
$H.024; bulk of sales, 17.75-a7.i6: heavy, $7 90
4i802H; mixed packers. tT.Sc'&S.OSH; light.
$7 55ft7.S5; Yorkers, $7.75lQ7.l5; pigs. $7350
7.46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, it
head. Market strong to 10c higher; lambs,
steady; native lambs. $4.4fyi625; western
lambs, $4.luiiil.70; native wethers, $4.1" l.8:
western wethers. $3.2501.45: fed ewes, $3 30
ri4.2o; Texas clipped yearlings. f3.40ift4 00;
Texas clipped sheep, $3.00(1.35; stockers
and feeders, $2.003.00.
Bt.
Joseph Lly Slock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July It CATTLE Re
ceipts, 223 head; best natives stcadv;
others KfglSc lower: natlvea. $3.7i8nO;
cows and heifers, $2 256 35: vealx $3.i5W
$00; bulla and slags, $2.25u6.00; stockers and
feeder. $2 iiuS.36.
HOGS Receipts, $.040 hsad. Market 19
10c lower; light and mixed, $7.75'(i7.l6: me
dium and heavy, $7.7MjS.G6; pigs, JI.2ii87.S5;
bulk. $7 KS7.95.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, l.!5
head. Market steady to strong.
St. Loads Live Stock Market.
UT. LOUIB. July 14. CATTLE Receipts.
8.60 head. Including 7.50 Texans. Market
dull and steady to lower; native shipping
and export steers. $6 5t'cr7.75. with extra
choice, $ ' 80: dressed beef and butchers'
steers, 1.25ii7.&0; steers under 1,000 lbs..
Oil aad Rosla.
OIL CITY, July 14.-OIL-Credlt balance.
81.22; certificates, no bid; shipments, 110,818
bbls.; average, 67,598 bbls.; runs, 171,663
bbls.: average. 80,889 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Oa., July 14 OIL Turpen
tine, dull. Roaln, firm; A, B. C. D, E, $1.20;
F, O, $1.30; I, $2.06; K, $2.65; M, $3.06; N.
$3.40; VO, $3.45: WW. $3.60.
TOLEDO, July 14 -OlL-North Lima, 89c;
South Lima and Indiana, 84c.
NEW YORK, July 14.-OIL-Cottonseed,
Setroleum and rosin steady. Turpentine,
ull, 47H?T48c.
LONDON. July 14.-OIL Calcutta linseed,
spot, 60s 2d. Linseed. 3os. Petroleum spirits.
33s4Vid.
Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. July 14.-SUGAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining, 213-16c; centrifugal,
96 test, 3 6-15c; molasses sugar, 2c Re
fined, steady.
LONDON, July 14. SUGAR Beet, July.
6sliv4d.
NEW YORK, July 14. SUOAR-Strong;
open kettle, 2(33 3-16c: open kettle, cen
trifugal, 3?i3Ve; centrifugal yellow, 8Vi
4Mc; seconds. 13'4C. Molasses, dull; cen
trifugal, 643 15c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, July 14. DRY GOODS
There has been more business doing today
than of late In a general way, but the mar
ket Is still quiet In all cotton divisions.
Prices are without change. Wide print
cloths have a steadier appearance, but
narrow goods continue dull. New lines of
spring underwear opened at about last
season's prices.
MUST KEEr1 HIS C0NTRAC7
Court Decides Against George L.
Woolsey 1st Distilling
Litigation.
NEW YORK, July 14. In the suit of th
Standard Distilling snd Distributing com
pany against George L. Woolsey,' the Ham
mond Distilling company and the Manhattan
Trust company Judge Lacombe in the
United States district court today signed an
order restraining Woolsey from engaging in
the distilling business within 1,200 miles ol
Chicago and directing him to sell all his
stock In the Hammond Distilling company.
Woolsey was the principal owner of the
Interstate Distilling company in Indiana at
the time the Standard Distilling snd Dls-
lelKntlnv unmninv was t rr A n A Ua anM
his stock therein to the so-called trust, en
tering Into an agreement at the same tlma
not to engage in the distilling business
within 1.200 miles of Chicago for a stipu
lated period of years.
The plaintiff claimed that the recently
formed Hammond Distilling company la
owned and controlled by Woolsey, In viola
tion of his agreement, and they asked that
he be restrained from further connection
with tt and be compelled to dispose of his
Interest In It.
WORLD'S FAIR LITIGATION
Management at Bt. Lools Endeavors
to Secnre Property by Con
demnation Process.
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 14. The contest
over the Tesson property In St. Louis,
which the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
company seeks to secure by condemnation
proceedings, came up today before Judge
Walter1 H. Sanborn in the United States cir
cuit court In this city, the owners applying
for an injunction restraining tbe commis
sion from condemning tbo property.
The case originally came up before Judge
Adams in the circuit court at Bt. Louis.
Judge Adams la a district Judge, but was
sitting In the circuit court at tbe time. He
granted a temporary injunction until tbs
case could be taken before a circuit court
Judge and hence It was set for bearing be
fore Judge Sanborn. James L. Blair, F.
W. Lehman and Judge Sedden appeared on
behalf ot tbs exposition company, while the
argument on behalf of the petition for In
junction was presented by Attorneys O. A.
Klnklenberg and James P. Danson. The ex
position company desires to utilize the
ground for some of tbe French buildings snd
the famous French gardens.
THIS REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Monday,
July 14:
Warranty Deeds. '
A. E. Keaton and wife to W. L. Ross,
w 32 feet lots 1 and 4, block 47,
Florence $ 450
Mary F. Bourke et al to Christ Lan-
den, lot 2, bloca 11, Hi. V. Bmltfl S
add J.700
Jeannette J. Walter to O. H. Byas,
lot 5. Lindsay s 2d add 1,250
Atlantic r.raliy association to F. J.
Evers, lot 3. Knox's subdlv 800
L. 8. Reed and wife to Jennie P.
Coakley, lot 1, block 4, Alamo Plata
(relilel 1,350
8. D. Wlrlck and wife to South Omaha
Loan and Building association, lot 4, '
block 147, South Omaha 1
A, L. Sutton and wife to J. J. Night
ingale, s 30 feet lot L block 10, let
ter s sdd 350
Portsmouth Savings bank to Emma
Walter, part tax lot 42. In 10-15-13... 1,400
J. O. Bryson, Jr., and wife to Mary
B. Keith, undlvH of w 44 feet lot 3,.
block 151. Omaha J
South Omaha Land company et al to
Agnes J. Hulsman. lot I, block 6,
Spring Lake park add 700
4alt Claim Deeds.
O. A. Zetterqulst and wlfs to C. W.
Zctterqulat, w 22 feet of n 160 feet
lot 4. and e 21 H feet of n 160 feet lot
6, block (. Park Place 1
C. W. Zetterqulst to Q. A. Zetterqulst,
e 43 feet of w 65 feet of n 160 feet lot
4. block 6, Park Place 1
Total amount of' transfers J,80i