Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1902.
No. J hard. 94c: No. 3, MU'6'Hc: No.
Tr Str? No I. fiflHT.
37Vc; rash. No. I mixed, 6SGlc; No. 1
white, fee: No. i, 64c.
OATS No. 1 white. 66c.
HAY Choice timothy, tl0.0Oiril.00: chotcs
prnlrle. $7 'fl7.a.- . . .
BUTTER Creamery, 19tte; fancr dairy,
18 ...
EQOS Steady; rresn Missouri ann nan-
Mi Mock. 14c dosen; loaa on, cases re
turned.
Receipts, wheat. 243.200 DU.: corn, J&.iW
till ! flAfB 74.0UO hit.
Bh omenta: Wheat, lzz.tw DU.I corn, is,-
000 bu.; oata, 24,000 bu
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. July 22. WHEAT Spot:
No. 1 northern spring, steaoy, ta ia.
1 California, quiet. 6 on. futures: yuiet
July, nominal; Beptemoer, es JVa; uecem
ler. dm lWd.
CORN Snot: Firm: American mixed. 6a,
Futures; tiulet; Beptember, 6s 2Vd; Oc
tober. Kb l.d.
PROVIBIUNS Beer, strong: extra innia
mess, 107s fid. Fork, firm; prime mesa west
ern, 82a 1. Hams, short cut, J4 to 16 lbs.,
steadv. 60a M. Bacon, firm: Cumberland
cut. 26 to 30 iha., oostkl; short rlba, 16 to 20
lbs., ateady, 60s; long clear middles, lluht.
2S to 34 lba.. firm. 59s 6d: long clear middles.
heavy, 36 to 40 lba., eteaay, m; snort clear
DOCKS, is to zs ids., iirm, ow oa: ciear mi.
lies, 14 to 16 lbs., Arm, 63s. Shoulders
square cut. 11 to 13 lbs.', steady, 47a,
Lard, steady: Crime western, in tlereea,
dull. Ma 6d, American refined. In palls,
dull. 64b.
CHEESE Steady: American finest wntte.
47g 6d; American finest colored. 48s 61.
TALLOW-Prime c ty. steady. 28s 6d:
Australian, In London, dull, ids.
IjOUK St. iuis tancy winter, nrm,
(a 9d.
.HOPS At London tPacino coast), nrm,
HT TTER Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, steady. M
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days wera 41,000 centals, Including; 167,000
American.
Receipts of American corn durlnr the last
three days, none.
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO O.. July 22. WHEAT Active,
17.7(Kai7.9&. plunged down to $17 25 nd "r . . .i, wikiid both Wneri ca"n a JUiy. (DC; oeptemDer.
klosed 70c lower at $17.80 September lard Upot and futures declining 2s 6d to . 52 17s I 74?AWm CtT5IV. it0".
cpenea iwait'tc aown bi iw.vi-Yqiv.iiy, num i M for p0t ana t0 53 for futures; the lo
ut 310.80 and then broke to $10.60, closing cai market ruled weak and lower, with
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
TroTiiioni Buffer Btmre Blnmp, but Oereali
0 Quite tb Opposite).
OUTSIDERS UNLOAD AND PRICES BREAK
Bo Prodocts Tanblt T,, Thnmp,
Wall Gralas, Lead by eptetu
fcer Wheat, Moaat la Face
f Bearish Kens.
CHICAOO. July 22. There was marked
Variance between the slumping provisions
market today and the highly manipulated
condition of September wheat, thm in
fluenced sharp advances In all gralna In
the face of bearish conditions. Outsiders
tired of carrying the load of lofty prlc.-s
lor the packing Interests, unloaded today
with such vim mat pora di-oko inc a onrm.
On the other hand, the rumor that a
Kadlng packer was under September wheat
pushed that cereal up aharply. Sympathy
did the rest, and July and September wheat
closed c up, corn H4c higher, September
corn lfalHc up, July oats 3c higher and
Beptember 06 ts 11Hc higher. Provisions
closed 32o to 70c lower.
Trade In provisions, although not heavy,
was almost panicky at times today. Hogs
at the stock yards have been marketed
vary freely of late, tempted by high prices.
Today the trices slumped to a figure soo
tinder last Friday's prlcea. Buyers were
(very bearish and as a result the temper
In the provisions pit was bearlshly In
fluenced. The outaider who took on a
ejood lead during the recent dull spurt has
. arrown quite tired of the burden. Qeneral
liquidation, which set In to some extent
yesterday, was very marked today. There
jwss vigorous trading on the part of the
ferofesslonals, but few speculators wanted
the stuff, so apparent was the decline.
J'ackers seemed to have abandoned their
IL, until toward the close, when a llttie
tuff was taken to stop the decline. Sep-
yturr was taken to stop intjaeciine. oep- t nd ,5, on futures, ,
Sember pork, which opened 203260 lower at lng. 125 1Bs B.nn 125 10s
bu.; No. 2. Mc; No. 8. 62c; No. I white. Mr;
No. I White, Wo; trsrk, mixed western,
.! : track, white western. SJ'a-c; track,
white, state, tm5"c. Option market was
generally strong all dav on vigorous cov
ering, prospects for light receipts and
further showers.
HAY Firm; shipping, 6Tfi-70c; good to
Choice. SBfiHTc.
HOTS Firm; state, prime to choice,
ll crop. lsva'ttV: if. VV;; olds, fVjcj
state, common to choice. 1901 crop, 22(?):c;
1ii0, 17'plc, olds, "''iioc; Pncldc -oast, 1901
crop, 2".i24c; 1, 17'ol9c; olds. 7'9'lOc.
LEATHER Steady; acid, 24fl.c.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 25 Ins.,
lc; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas dry,
24 to 30 lbs.. 14c.
WOf I Quiet ; domestic fleece, 2Sfr28o.
I'ROVISIONS Beef, steadv; family, $16.00
016 W; mess. $13.50; beef hams, tTi OfKftll.00;
packet 14.60gi5.uO: city extra India mess,
$.iP024.n. Cut meats, firm: pickled bi
llee, $11 fsfjl2.5t: Tickled shoulders. $9 00'
$a.5; lilckled hama. $12iO012 5O. Lard, easy;
western steamed. $10 76: July closed at
$10 72. nominal; refined, easier; South
America, $12; compound, $8.124fi60; conti
nent. $11.75. Pork, easier; family. $21.
21.25; short clear, $19.25&21.75; mess, tli.Wit
1 . . ..
TALIX3W-Flrmer: city CW per pag.j.
6c: country (pkgs. free). 64c.
KICK Firm; domestic, lair to exir, i-r
Japanese, Brj.c
Hl'TTER Receipts, lt.'"J pair. ; nrm) i
creamery, Imitation, liffinc; factory, lafrrisc.
CHEESE Receipts, ji.nh pags. ; quwi,
fancy, large, colored and white, BSc; fancy,
small, new, state, full cream, colored, 10c;
white, vwnoc.
EflfSH Receipts. 14.WSI rags.: sieaay;
state and Pennsylvania, &.if2otoc; western
candled, i9W-
Mfif.AflHKH Frmi New Orleans, kuhio.
POILTKY Alive, steady; springs, ic;
tnrkevs. lie: fowls. 14e: dressed, firm;
chickens, 17c; fowls, Jiity130! turgeys, io
MKT AT. a The chief feature of all metal
markets today was the weakness displayed.
In nearly every instance declines were re
ported, generally under liquidation by dis
couraged longs. The, tin market at New
Tork was weak and 30 points lower on the
bid price, spot closing at $28.602.85; while
not reported officially, some sales were
said to have ben made during the day;
the .fcnglisn price was lowerea in ou
Closing prices ir
respectively; tne
era! fund, exclusive of the $150.ono.nno gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
hows: Available cash balance, $196,Gk,mo;
old, $99,941.m
Hew York Money Market.
NEW TORK Julv M MONET On call.
steady, 2Hfi3 per cent; close, bid and asked
2&2H per cent; prime mercantile paper, 445J
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at l.774
for demand and $4 HSU, foe sixty days;
posted rates, $4.lr4.84 and $4M?4.M.
Bir.VKH-nar. bxc; Mexican aoiiars, i!C
BONDS Government, weak; state. In
active; railroad. Irregular.
1 he c:oslng Quotations on bonds are as
follows:
C 8. rf. la, rI. .. .11714 i n. nnl. 4s 1"1
tf coupon 117 Max. Tentrsl 4s si
1o 1st Inc
...1''4 tlnn. St. l. 4... .lo
...Kt M.. K A T. 4 1 ,
...U3V so I "H
...l"' N. T. C. Is ini
...losiji an rn. t "si1
...1U K. J. C. g. tt S
...liM 'No. Plclllc 4s. IW4
...1044! do
... H V. W. e. 4s 1M
...103 Rssdlng tn. 4s f1
... St. U A I. M. 0. 4..11'
...ir'4t. l. b. r. 4s....
...liri) gt. L. 8. W. Is 100
...K-9V do In M
... 8. A. A A. P. 4s MH
...lnH Bo. PsclBo 4s
rg.
do Is. ng.
do coupon
do new 4
do coupon
do old 4, reg
do coupon
do ft, reg
do coupon ,
Atchison gn. 4...
do sdi. 4i
B. A . 4s
do m
do conv. 4a.
Canada. 80. Sa
C. of O. (a
do lat Inc ,
Ctaca. A Ohio 4U.S.
A A. IWa
B. A Q. n. 4a
C. M. A 8. P. g. 4s.. 114
C. A N. W. e. 7a. ...t ifnlon PacHlo 4a.
R. I. A P. 4a....liu.i do conr. 4a....
err, A St. L. g. 4a.. is: iWabash la
Chlraao Tcr. 4a (Bid do la
Colorado So. 4a do deb. B
D. A R. O. 4a 101 H Waat Shore 4a...
Krla prior lien 4a.... tPV W. A L. B. 4s...
do general 4a M'WIa. Central 4s..
. W. A. P. C la lliuroa. Tab. 4a
Hock. Valley 4Ha....loVt
sit
very weak. 22V4C lower, at $10.62V4. Septem
feer ribs opened 1UViio down at $101031
10.65, sold at $10.20, and closed weak, 42Ho
lower, at uu.oi.
Wheat was very strong In spite of a
nerceDtlble early break. Influenced by good
weather, heavy recetpta and easy opening
'cables. Immedlatey upon the decline a
demand sprang up that frightened the
shorts Into covering as speedily as possible.
Iltalns were predicted In the wheat bolt
and a few late ahowera were reported.
Statistics with a bullish trend did much
Ito put prices up. Bradstreets reported a
Idecrease of 1,928,000 bu. In the world's avail
table supply and estimates for tomorrow's
Vrecelpts were only 100 cars. The cash de
mand hung back, frightened by the pros
pects of big crops, but the very low grading
of the wheat remlng to hand wag an added
.bullion Incentive. Possibly as much as
'anything to put gimp Into September wheat
'was the gossip that a leading packer wag
Making control of that option. Poor grad
',lng reports came In from Kansas City and
iSt. Louis and those markets bought fairly
I well here. Trade was good and the close
near top prices. July sold from 75Hc to
a net rain of Kc at 77c. September opened
iH'S'tto lower at 71Ho to 71t.714e, sold to
, .3c, and closed o up at 72Hc Local re
tcelpts were 438 cars, only nine of contraot
Igrade. and Minneapolis and Duluth reported
p'i cars, making a total for the three points
of 712 cara, against the earns number laat
week and 784 a year ago. Primary receipts
(were Deensniy neavy at l.aw.ooo bu., com
I pared to 91H.009 last year. Seaboard clear
nces In wheat and flour equaled 607,000 bu
, corn started nut weak on increased re
ceipts and a big Increase In the contract
I stocks. Good weather and a dull market
talso tended toward lower prices, but there
was practically no selling pressure ana a
fair demand sprang up at times, which, to-
seiner witn tne wneat strength, put corn
prices ud. After receipts of several hun
dred cars of corn dally for a fortnight, the
(stlmate of only ninety care for tomorrow
Helped the bulls. There was still marked
nervousness over tne possibilities of a
pqueese in the supposedly dead "July deal
Trade was generally quiet July Bold from
KiMo to etto on snorts covering and closed
eVtrong, lo up, at 67o. Beptember sold from
.SlU4n frt -41 V. n mrtrl rlnnul a , -n. t.n
at ft8la. Receipts were 869 cars, 61 of
contract grade. Contract stocks Increased
an am hu.
I Oats had an upturn, largely sympathy
Swlth wheat and corn. July options were
'.Jet alone most of the day, although prices
jumpeu iroro 010 10 two ana ciosea to higher
at 060. thereby Indicating that the 'deal In
this option waa not quite dead. September
piartea weax, on increasea receipts and
gooa weather, eeuing as low as 330, Shorts
.wanted the stuff, however, and bid the
vrlce to a strong close, Wo up at Ua.
ijlecelpts were 14 cara, 40 of contract grade.
. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
1I6O cara; corn, 90 cars; oats, 87 cars; hogs,
'ok Ann h.o 1
? The leading; futures ranged ae follows 1
;Artlcles. Open. High. Iow. close.) Te'y.
CORN Moderately active, firm: cash and
j 11 iv. ouvtc; oepiemoer. oic; uectmDor,
OATS Moderately active, firm: cash.
49140; July, 60c; September, 80c; new July,
∾ new eeptember, 3VC
SEED Clover, active, lower: cash, ana
October, $5.12.
Philadelphia Prodoce) Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, Zlftc;
extra nearby prints, zzc.
eoub steady; rresn nearny. ibc. loss otr:
fresh western, 184c, loss off; fresh south
western, ISc. loss off; fresh southern, 153
loo, loss OTT.
PHPlTHR Rtiav XT. n. Turk T1 ""In..
prime small, 101014c; New Tork full
creams, fair to good, SViOvo.
standard, spot to August quoted at $11.40(i
11 B0; lake, $11.9oJT2 00; electrolytic, $11.85
11.95, and casting at $11.7511.85; sales of
100,000 pounds of lake at u were reponea
for the day. In lead there was nothing of
feature either in tne nome maxaei or
abroad; the local market ruled ateady at
14.124. and at London the price declined
la 3d. spot closing at 11 2a 6d. Spelter
was unchanged, firm here and quiet abroad;
the English price remainea at aiv ana 10-
cnilv at 15.37U. Enallah iron prices de
clined. Glasgow Closing at dos sa ana wo-
dlesborough at Rls. At New Tork no
changes were reported. Warrants were
nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern. $23.003
25.00; No. 2 foundry, northern. $22.00fl'23.00j
No. 1 foundry, southern, rst.nm'a.w, 10. 1
foundry, southern, soft, $22.0023.00.
OMAHA WHOLESALE! MARKETS. I Mlnneapolla 'Wheat, Floor and. Bran.
79c; September, 10c. On track: No. i
nard. (ile; northern, thus.
FLOUKKlrst patents. I3.90B4.00: second
patents, $3.70(Q3.86; first clear, $3.00if3.10;
secona clears, a.o.
B KAN In bulk, llt.0014.2e,
Dalatk Grata Market.
DTJLTJTH. July 22. WHEAT Cash. No,
1 hard. Tbhio: No. northern. 74c: No.
northern and July, 76c; September, 72 Vic;
uecemner, vusto.
OATS September, KMa.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Wheat
July
1 Sept.
. Deo.
Corn
! July
Sept.
' I)ec.
May
Oats
a July
!b July
a Sept.
Sept.
1 Iec.
May
Llork
' July
1 Sept.
Oct.
;Lard
July
' Sept
Oct.
t"Rlbs
' July
i Sept.
7541
71Kfi-V
I1V4I
fi0HCi4l
4nWrH6
48HJ
SOW
1t'S3l
32i:i2U
17 47
17 m
10 m.
10 67V
10 60
10 40
10 60
T7
73V
72VI
61V
eiH
si
844'
S7
834
17 47V.I
17 Ho
17 82y
10 67HI
10 so
10 60
10 40
10 66
75i
71 Si
71 V4
65i
Bow.
45V.I
4
4KU
60U
. 8Va
S3
$2
17 15
17 25
17 30
10 42HI
10 N)
10 30
10 15
10 20
75
72S
72Va
7
61V(cS
4t(,
74
71
71S
65V
eovj
4
43V;43Hi&V.
em
66
304
61
63
SOW
S4X'S34fiS
WSI
17 15
17 30
17 30
10 42U
10 62VJ
IV 91)
1015
10 26
33S
17 37V,
in m
17 90
10 67V,
10 76
10 60
10 60
10 67V.
a Old. b New. No. 2.
; Cash quotations were as follows!
: FLOUR Firm; winter patenta, t3.65
176; winter straights. $S.iikf,S.60: winter
"inim iihtisib, .w; 1 mujss wo. 1 green,
tff!L',n,l Ptent. $300(33.86; spring straight!. 6VCi No. 1 salted, 7Vc:
fW 0.Vr,SS5 ' No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 124
"nrjjii-nn. a. nwisc; jso. 1 rea. 77140.
CORN No. 1 yellow. 66HBHc
OATS-No. 3. 4Kc: No. 3 white, 6OH03Hc;
l. T lit VSJ, Tt'UIUaKT.
RTB-No. I. 6sj'62l,p.
.. BARLEY-Fair to choice malting, 7oa72e.
bKKDbVNo. 1 fag, $144: No. 1 north
western, ai.si; prime timothy, $6.76; clover,
contract grade. $ Sft.40.
1 PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $17.20
f17.25. Lard, per 100 lbs., $10.VKff10.45. Short
rlbs sides (loose), I10.lf.frl0 25. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $9 87V,(ii0.60; short clear
'aides (boxed), $11.37V4'rfll 50.
1 WHISKY-On the basis of high wines,
ll-Slt
I The following are the receipt and ship-
nivuuai
(Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu...
iOorn, bu
Oats, bu
TRye, bu
iUrley. bu...
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 12.000 13.0K)
....155.000 W.OOO
... .2M.OO0 662.000
....2u7.0(r0 45.000
.... .""0
8.000 19.000
On the Produce exchanaa todav the hut.
ler market was steady; creameries, l!tf
't"Vfcc; dairies, lftfilso. cheese, steady at
luifciunac. Cjtfgw, nrm; iresn, inc.
1 .
NEW TORK GENERAL MARKET.
Qaolatloas at the Day Varloas
, Commodities.
NEW YORK. July l2.-FIOUR-Recelpts,
K.Obt bbls.; exports, 13.263 bbls.; market
waa more active and steadier: winter
items. $3 winter stralshta. 33 .a
Minnesota patents. $3.Hui 4 lit: vlntar
extras. $3.3mU3.3o; winter low grades. $2 fvop
id; sainneauta oaaers, eS.l.viiQ.Sd. Hye
four, steady; sales, 6u) bbla. ; fair to good.
so..t((ia.o, cuuicv in tancy, 9a.oda14.tK.
COKNMEAL-Julet; yellow western.
Si.ni; city, at.-; uranaywine. fj.4?r4.ij0.
11 1 r. tieaay; jno. 1 western, etio. t. a.
b.. atioat; stale, &;&64c. c. L f.. New Tork
'cariots.
. HARI.BY-Nominal.
WHEAT Receipts. 40.JO0 bu. ; spot firm;
r.atei
2 80:
No. 3 red. 7o elevator and 80W'jc afloat;
in o. 1 norinvrn, uuiuio, ao 1. o. D. anoat;
jo. 1 Manitoua. eisc anoai. Except tor a
brief owning depression caused by heavy
'nw wheat receipts and easier cables, the
wheat market waa atrong and even; later
it was Impelled by a bullish weather fort-
caat. the corn advance, small rarlot estl-
trates at ( hlcago and light rpeculatlve
offering. The clote was H'MSc net higher;
July. 81&filS'. closed at KlSc; September,
Ctf77Sc. closed at 77V-; December,
76 lVltvr77 3-16c, closed at 774c.
. CORN Receipts. lo.5uo bu. ; exports, S.SOO
bu.; spot, nrm: No. 3, 71Vic elevator and
V!le afloat. Tbe option market opened ir
regular on cables, but soon rallied and was
Strong ail day, Influenced by very small
receluts. carlot estimates at Chicago, gen
eral covering and the scarcity of sellers.
closing firm. So net higher; Jjly closed at
.a4c: September closed at 65Wc.
OATo Receipts, U.OuO bu.; ax porta, 35,000
Conditio of Trado and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Prodnoo.
EOOS Candled stock. 16316HO.
' . I. . . . . . 1 11c, .7. , VI . W
ere. according to age. 4ii6c: turkeys, l510ci
ducks snd geese, 6w7o; spring chickens, per
lb., 14T(fi5c.
u 1 i kk racging stocg, lnrwta; cnoice
dairy, In tubs, 17o: separator. Joglo.
FRESH CAUUHT FISH TTOUl. IOC: ner-
rlnar. 6ci nlckerel. 8c: nlke. 9a: Derch. 6c:
buffalo, dressed. 7c; sunflsh, 5c; blueflns, ia;
whitensn, luc; catnsn, uc; Diacg Daaa, isc;
halibut, 11c; salmon, 16c; haddock, :io;
codfish, 12c; red snapper, loo; lobsters,
boiled, per lb.. 27c: lobsters, green, per lb,.
2oc; pull ties as, luc
CORN 6.10.
OATS-$6c.
RR AN Per ton. 315.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers association: Choice nay. No.
1 upland, 38; No. 1 medium, $7.50; No. 1
coarse, $7. Rye straw, $5.60. These prlcea
are for nay of good color ana quality, jje.
mand lair, receipts iigni.
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per de.
Xsk,w cuiLHiKX ivaiamaaoo, duo.
POTATOES New. per bu.. 86c
green onions per dos.. acooraing to
sue 01 Duncnes, xoumo.
turnips per bu., oa
BEETS Per basket. 40c
GREEN CORN Per dos., lOo.
CUCUMBtSKB Per aox., KKflaoo.
LETTUCE Per dogen bunches, 250,
PARSLEY Per dos., 8036c.
RADISHES Per dog.. 2o4i26n.
WAX PBANS Home gruwn. per market
baakct, 804j06c; string beans, per market
DasKei. wjujjoc.
CABBAOE California or noma grown
new. lUfclMC.
ONIONS New California, tn aacks, per
in., zc. ...
tomatoes Texas, per s-basget crate.
B5fj90c.
NAVX bisaivsj t-er DU., A.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California. 90c: Texaa El
bertas. per 4-basket crate. $1.00.
1 1 , T " . J OBllnvnlu A ha ,lr,4 n V R . . .
fancy, $l.z&(&i.3U.
rKt w tjO rer oox, si.stl'i.jw.
PEARS California, per box. $2.26.
APPLES summer varieties, per DDI.,
UMEKKitB-nonw-iniwc, per ce-qu
case, $2.00.
1 am Ai,urB iea. Der crai. az.uu.
RASPBERRIES Red, per 24-pte., $2,609
3.75. .
BLACKBERKIKS rer z4-qt. case. 12. WJ.
WATERMELONS Per 100. $17.00.00.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, HO to 86 count.
33.50.
UANANAii rer. ouncn, avecoruing 10
alxe. $2.2564.75.
ORANGES Valencies, $4.7606.00; Medl
terranean aweeta. $4.00B4.25.
LEMONS Fancy, to.uuuu.oo; aiessinas.
$4.501416.00.
MlDC.nnAiAua,
CIDER Nehawka. per bbl.. 33.25: New
Tork, $3.7.
rureuHN-rer id., oc: sneuea. ec,
NUTS Walnuta, No. 1 soft shell, per lb..
an. I -k.ll . . 11. Illi . . XTM . . .
hell. 10c ino. 1 nara snen, c: uraxus, per
Ik 11... AlK.pl. nw IK 19a almnnla .
IU.. 11V, lllk.:, .a, "i.i.ui.uo, BKt,
shell, 16c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per
lb., Vic; small, 10c; cocoanuta, per sack.
$3.50.
HIDES o. 1 green, 00; ino. i green
No. I saiteo. eve
lbs.. 8c: No. 3 veal
calf, 12 to 16 lba., 6c; dry hides. 812o; sheep
pelts. 7&c: norse nicies, ii.ooia'i.ou.
OLD METALS A. B. Alpern quotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $10.00; Iron, stove plate, per 'on, $7.&o;
copper, per lb.. 8Vc: brass, heavy, per lb..
8 '-to; brass, light, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb.,
6ic; sine per id., sc; ruDcer, per id., sc.
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. July 22. WHEAT Higher:
No. 8 cash, elevator, WHc; track. 7oif7aV,c,
new; July, 6Vic; September, tai(ti9c; De-
cember, lO'tc; iso. z nara, ic, 01a.
CORN Hiirher: No. 2 cash. 63c: track.
63Vut4c; July, 63 Vic; September, 63c; De
cember, c.
OATS Higher; No. 1 cesn. 41c; tracK,
42c for new, 5i51c for old; July, 41'-c;
September, 28T3CJ No. 2 white, 67o for old.
RYE Dull at 54c.
FLOUR ateady. New red winter pat
ents. 13.4u23.4j: extra fancy and straight.
$3.10(3.35; old of both grades 15c higher per
bbl.; old clear. $Z86h3.ou.
SEED Timothy, nominal, $5.003.35.
CORNMEAL Steady at $3.15.
BRAN Steady; sacked. UujOc.
HAY Steady; timothy, $10.00t3,lS.OO;
prairie, $7.uotty.00.
UI1IS1V I mmoT, si. OA.
IRON COTTON TIES Steady, $1.00.
HAOGING Steady, 64nc
HEMP TWINE-Sc.
PROVISIONS Pork: Lower: Jobbing.
$17.30 for old. $17.70 for new. Lard: Lower
at $10.34. Dry salt meats Weak; boxed.
extra aborts, MW. clear riDa. iii.U;
short clear $1,371. Bacon weak, boxed ex
tra shorts. $l.7ti; clear ribs, $12.00; short,
clear. i;..
METALS Lead: Firm at $4.00. spelter:
Strong at $5.0u05 10.
i. . 1 " I T 11 ' k.' ...... I .Itl.U.n. . I : f
springs, 14til5c; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7Vc;
fKl. 41--C.
11U 1 1 t oieauy; crvnmerjr, w'UidC,
dairy, lTdimvtc.
EUUB Steady at lac, loss on.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour ""
Wheat 279.0HO
Corn 21 .
Oals 30.1AA)
.ik do 6a , Ill
r,'t T. P. la nv
T., et. I w. as..
..1P4H
,.in
..ut4
. .112
.. 77
..11V
...
.. IH
.. u
Boston atoek Qaotatlons.
BOSTON, July 22-Call loans, 4(r4'4 per
cent; time loans, 4(g$ per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bondst
Atrhlsoa 4a 101U Adrentura
Oaa la ts Allouea
Max. Central 4a II H AmalKamate4 ..
N. B. O. A C 3' paly West ....
Atchlaon Hl pingham
do Dfd lot ('!. A Mscla.
Ponton A Albany. ...2H Centennial ....
Boston A Maine 2ot .Copper Range .
Hoaton Elavatad 'Dominion Coal
N. Y , N. 11. at H...2K Franklin
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
WcstOTa Bf Oftttlt Beginning to Ihow Up
in the Receipts.
0 m 1 m
ANOTHER SHARP DECLINE IN HOGS
80 steers... .11 43 4 60 20 cows 1030
159 steers... ll'-H 4 50 1 cow fo
1 Steer..... SMI 4 BO 1 cow M'l
1 steer 1310 4 60 40 feeders.. 1106
45 str. Tex.!!1" 4 15 10 steers... .1103
str. Tex. 1U3 4 60
Charles Ilaney Neb.
20 cows W0 3 90 7 cows ..,
C. A. Wagner Neb.
46 feeders. .1"56 4 25 4 feed' rs
I. P. Hollaway-Neb,
24 cows 1012 I 10 3 cows
Liberal Receipts
naad BntBclent
tblag Offered
of Sheep, bot De.
to Take Every
at an Advance
f Fifteen to a narter.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 22.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official
Official
Monday.
Tuesday.
2. 392
4.173
6,413
10,631
8.1S6
10.606
Two days this week.. 6.465 17.044 18.852
Same days last week.... 7.412 11.449 13.816
Same week before 8,244 11.170 7,342
Same three weeks ago.. 4.142 14.513 14.
Same four weeks ago.... S,6"6 15.510 15.19
Same days last year.... 4,748 15,162 15,o9t
RKCEIPTB FOR THE YfVR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, with comparlsona
with last year:
1902. 1901. Inc. Dec.
Cattle , 4W,7U 379.6R1 35.000
Hogs 1.463.239 1,379.879 o3.oS3
Sheep 492,590 663.065 71,475
ine rollowing table shows the iverage
price of hogs sold on the South Omaha
market the laet several daya, with com
parisons with former years:
53 bulls 1357 8 00
Taylor &
21 cows 8J8 3 05
49 feeders.. 972 4 :3 3 feeders.
Jnmes McCann ldnho,
18 steers... .1212 5 3o 1 steer...,
J. II. Orr Neb.
1 feeder...! 4 00 16 cows....
1 feeder... 1070 4 '
O. Phillips Neb.
21 feeders.. 83 3 75 1 cow 780 3 25
1 feeder... 1(40 8 75
Al Currlnaton S. D.
43 cows 1 KV) 4 15 1 stag.....1210 3 26
v r .Tones H IJ.
1 cow 1050 4 00 1 cow 1"0
3 cows 1125 4 00 41 COWS 1023
19 steers. ...11"6 3 10
1 feeder... 1 4 so 1 feeder... 320 4 28
6 feeders.. M90 4
S Silvia Idaho.
.1131 5 05 3 heifers... "0
6 05 1 cow 1330
6 15 1 cow 1020
4 a 4 cows 105
6 05 3 cows 1160
R. Jones 8. D.
6 10 10 cows 967
IDAHO.
Date. I 1902. 1901.13O0. 1S39. 1898.1897.1896.
Pltrhburg pfd
t'nion racino
Max. Central
Amer. Sugar
do ptd.
American T. A T...
rom. 1. A B
General Elertrlo ....
Vau. Elactrlo
do pro
N. E. O. A C
United Fruit
U. 8. steal
do Dfd
Westlngh. Comnon.
ASked.
14V. Isle Rorale ...
.lm Monawx
. so Old Domluloo
.130 .Osroola
lit il-arrot
14H
. 41.
, S7V,
4H
,114
. 40H
.10) Vi
Qulnrr
Santa Fa ( oppar
'I'rlmnuntaln ...
Trinity .
t'nlted States ..
I'tah
Victoria
Winona ,.
Wolrerlna
UnlUd Copper .
. 1
. 7l4
. 14
.871
. 7H
. lO'.a
. 14
. 444
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July
July
July
July
July
July
Jusy
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July 16.
July 17..
July 18..
July 19..
July 20..
July 21..
July 2..
1...
3...
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4...
6...
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7...
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7 04HI
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1 62
5 891 I
i 83 I 4 32
6 741 5 Oil
7 7BH
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7
7 7V
7 77
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7 72H
7 72
7 73vs
7 66 V
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7 64Vjf 8 78f 08 3 TSI
8 73
3 78
3 611 3 181
I SI I IS;
3 211
8 6I
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6 79 i 16
6 11
6 83
6 83 8 IS
t 85 6 13
6 92 5 04
6 35 I 02
t 86 ( 13
6 08
5 77
5 64 8 02
6 66 4 94
8 58 4 87
6 62 4 99
6 69 4 98
5 07
6 68
3 831 3 66 3 2S $ 37
a en a 101
3 861 8 81:
I 78
8 30!
3 961
4 04
4 09
4 05
3 99,
4 01
4 161
4 2S
4 19
4 21
4 84
8 70,
3 73
3 82
3 77
3 77
3 82
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3 82
3 89
8 86
3 31
8 28
8 8:
3 85
8
3 is
3 It
8 15
3 17
3 20
3 25
3 821
a it
88;
3 79 3 27
8 98
$ 04
2 96
3 87
2 94
$ W
3 00
3 05
3 07
2 97
2 95
3 97
2 97
2 63
London Stoolc narlret.
LONDON, July 23.-4 p. m. Closing!
11
H T-14'NorfoIK A Western..
.M M do pfd
... t1 Ontario A Western...
... 944iPnnaylTanU
...104VtiRadlng
do let prs
do td pfd
Southern Ry
do pfd
1KH Southern PaclBo..
44S Union Pacific
US do pfd
8!S C. 8. Steal..
711 do pfd
BS Wabaah
W do pfd.....
146i'gpanlah 4a ,
, 10 Rand Mlnea
3 iDeBeers (dot.)...,
1S6VI
BAR SILVER Dull at 34 7-16d per ounce.
MONEY 2&a4 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
2il2 7-16 per cent and for three-months'
bills i&2i per cent.
Cons., money.
do account.
Anaconda ....
Atchlaon
do cfd
Baltimore Ohlo....H4
Canadian racmc ltv
Chesapeake Ohio... 64
Chicago O. W ,
C, M. A St. P....
Denver R. O...
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
nilnola Central....
LoulaTllla aV Nash.
M.. K. A T
do pfd
N. Y. Central
n
n't
.
. n
. MS
4414
. IT
. 44
.
.1104
. 4
. 04i
. US
. 3il
Indlcatea Sunday. esHolldav.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C, M. ft St. P 1 13
Wabaeli 3 .. .
Missouri Pacific 8 2 .. .
Union PaclAc System 88 .. 1
C. A N. W 17 ......
P., E. A M. V 70 88 82 1
C. St P.. M. A O.... 18 .. .
B. A M 39 16 11 1
C, B. 4 Q I 5
C, R. I. & P., east.. 1 23
C, R. I. A P., west.. .. 3 .. .
Illinois Central 1
Total receipts 161 155 43 13
The disposition of the day's receipt s was
as follows, eacn buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head indicated:
Volnme of Transactions Drop Off,
Thongh Speculators Are Active.
NEW TORK. July 22 Today's stock
market waa not ud to the recent level
of aotiviety, the total dealings tailing con
siaeraDiy peiow tne million snare mark.
This was practically the only effect ap
parent from the doubta aroused by the
current outward movement of gold. Spec
ulative forces recent at work continued
operations on a large scale, although shift
ing 1110 neia 01 tne operations to new
Quarters.
The eastern railroad stocks, led by the
New York Central, were the features of
tne market, tne Reading stocks being In
ciuaea in tne movement. The buying was
by the brokers usually employed of late
by the western contingent In its large
operations. The ostensible basis of buying
was the rumor of new and comprehensive
agreement amongst the railroad powers in
tne eastern territory, including the Penn
sylvania ranroaa, tne vanoerbiits and Mr.
Morgan, with the addition of striking gain
by a miscellaneous group of stocks, the
market made a fair show of strength. w
The grain camera were Inclined to heav
lneas early, owing to reports of showers
in tne western states, but they stiffened
up afterward, apparently under the In
fluences of the violent' rise In Rock la
land, which advanced more than 8 points
men couapsea, witn a nnai recovery to
doui i points over last nignt.
The strength of Amalgamated was at
tributed to the securing of an injunction
against the working of a disputed mine
by a rival. A number of other Industrials
rose strongly without explanation.
it was noticeable, nowever, mat there
were neglected and heavy stocks all
through the list. There is much pushed
conjecture as to the limits likely to be
reached by the outward gold movement.
Tentative arrangements for the export of
anotner million aoiiars tnis ween were
made today. The continued selllna of
stocks here for London account facilitated
the arrangement. It has been supposed
that additional credits abroad sufficient to
prevent gold exports could be easily pre
served, pending the fall exports of grain
and cotton and notwithstanding the heavy
foreign inaeoteaness Known to nave been
extended as a result of last year's short
age In our grain exports.
The disappointment of these expectations
seems to be due to the forced liquidation
in London of speculative accounts in South
Africans, for which the public demand
is said to be disappointingly small. Part
of thla liquidation cornea from Paris and
is supplemented by realising on American
securities, which are thrown upon the
New York market by large sales, owing
to the advancing tendency of prices here.
It Is noteworthy that the sub-treasury
here paid out today upwarda of half a
million dollars of assay office checks on
account of the Klondike gold received at
Seattle and San ranclsco, thus affording
a considerable offset to withdrawals of
gold for export The running deficit in the
government revenues continues to be dls
bursed into tne money market, thus re
lieving bank reserves from all require
ments on that account.
Soms of the convertible bonds were in
active today in aympathy with their rel-
Ifew York Mining Qnotntlona.
NEW YORK, July 21. The following are
tne closing prices on mining siocas;
Adams Con
Alloa
Braeea
Brunawlck Con...
Comatoek Tunnel
Con. Cal. Va...
Deadwood Terra
Horn SUrar
Iron SUrer
LcadTllla Cob ....
, 80
, 40
.. a
.. (
..1J0
..100
.. 0
.. t
I.lttle Chief
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potoal
Baraga
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard
.. 11
....I.7I7U,
uu
t
..... 14
I
IT
4
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 822 2.179
Swift and Company 848 1.626 8,818
Cudahy Packing Co 375 2.608 6
Armour A Co 272 2,940 8,815
Om. Pkg. Co.. from K.C. 80
R. Becker A Degan 157
Vansant A Co 69
Carey & Benton 94
Lobman A Co 293
Hill A Huntslnger 156 .... ....
Livingstone A Schaller.. 38
Hamilton & Rothschild.. 258
Hammond Packing Co 1,029 ....
B. F. Hobblck 8
Wolf A Murnan 213
Other buyers 895 .... 3,536
Foreign Plnaolal.
LONDON, July 33. Oold premiums are
quoted as follows: At Buenos Ayres, 181.10;
at Madrid, 87.45; at Lisbon, 27; at Rome,
1.27. Bullion to th -amount of 20,000 was
withdrawn from tbe Bank of England to
day for shipment to South America. There
was good demand ffor money today and
the supplies were Increased. Rates were
fairly easy and the Indebtedness to the
Rank of England was small. Business on
the Stock exchange opened irregular and
with a dull tendency. The Improvement of
late yesterday was short lived, but It
served - to avert a threatening wholeaale
llnuldatlon. The serious difficulties of r
Paris operator having a quantity of stock
open In London forced him to liquidate.
which Intensified the depression. It ts
feared that there will be other forced reali
sations before the beginning of the settle'
ment at the week-end. High class securl
ties opened weak in sympathy with con
tinued selling. Consols recovered some
what later. Home rails were rather better,
but buying was restricted, pending the pay
ment of dividends. Americans were irregu
lar, neglected and had a reactionary tend
ency. In sympathy with New York. They
improved partially later and closed firm.
Argentines, Rio tlntos and Kaffirs were
dull.
PARIS, July 22. Prices on the bourse to
day opened generally better, except rentes
and Russian industrials. Ite there was
a further Improvement Turks were In
demand and tramways and tractions rallied
well. Spanish 4s and Spanish rails were
in good Inquiry. Prices at the close were
generally nrm. Rentes hardened. Argen
tines were heavy. Rio tlntos were weak on
the decline of copper. Three per cent
rentes, lOOf 72Hc for the account. Exchange
on London, 25f 16c for checks. Spanish 4s,
81.10.
BERLIN. July 22. Business was quiet on
the bourse today and a mors reaasurlng
tone prevailed. Internationals were rather
firm. Canadian Pacifies were harder on
New York advance. Transvaals declined
Banks slightly recovered. Mines were dull.
BERLIN. July 22. Exchange on London,
zum fspigs tor cnecas. ,
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, July 22. Bank clearings, $1,054.-
4Z9.17; corresponding day last year, ll.ObO,
597.73: Increase. $3,531.44.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Clearings. $29,926,060;
balances. 13.713.450: posted exchange. $4.
for sixty days and $4,884 on demand; New
York exenange, 4tc premium.
iNftw x ukk, juiy n. clearings, xsiu,.
Totals 4,174 10,882 10,732
CATTLE There was a liberal run of
cattle here today, and Included in the re
celpta was a large number of western rat
tie. and in fact there were more westerns
hers today than on any previous day so far
this season. . ine oemana was tairiy gooa
for the better grades, but when it came
to the common kinds tne market was
dull all around.
There were only a few comfed steers on
sale this morning, and the bulk of what
did arrive waa of only fair quality. The
best that could be said of the market was
that it was rather slow, but not much
lower on the choicest bunches. The com
moner grades, though, were slow sale and
weak owing to tne (act tnat grass cat tie
are now oomlng in competition witn tne
part fat comfeds. Sellers found it rather
a difficult proposition to sell out at what
they considered satisfactory prices.
The cow market was in rainy gooa snape,
and In fact the srood to choice grades met
with ready sale at fully steady prices, and
in some cases sales were made tnat looKea
little stronger. The commoner kinds did
not move aa freely, but still they sold for
about aa much aa they did yesterday.
Bulls, veal calves and stags also sold at
right around steady prices, where the qunl
Itv waa at all gooa.
There was quite an active demand for
the better grades of feeders this morning
and those showing flesh as well as quality
commanded strong prices. Tho?e lacking in
flesh snd quality were a nine negiectea
but still they could be quoted steady.
Western beer steers are just oeginning
to arrive, but there has not been enough
of them sold to establish a market. The
trade at present Is In rither an experimen
tal stage, aa packers 00 not Know now
the cattle are going to kill out, and for
that reason are a little cautious about bid
ding. Some pretty fair Idaho cattlo sold
it 18.10 ana lO.rl tnat was consinerca a
fair price. Feeder buyers took hold in
good shape of the cattle that were a little
too thin for packers, and sales of that
kind were made around $4.63 and $4.70.
Representative saies:
BEEF STEERS.
3 26
3 25
4 50
4 80
1 80
$ 80
.1048
.1086
986 $ (0
Swan Lund and Cattle CO. Wyo,
13 bulls 1420
A.-Neb.
1 stag 1180
930
990
3 00
$ 75
3 25
5 30
2 95
41 steers.
34 steers.
10 steers.
3 steers.
2 steers.
1113
12"8
,1100
990
. J.
stere....llt8
4 00
3 90
3 80
3 85
3 25
4 00
3 35
8 70
8 cows. ....1073
8 cows 918
5 cows l'".i
20 cowb..,..1"96
2 cows 11"J
17 steers. ...1107
F. J.
21 feeders.. 765
O.
40 str. civs. 2S5
87 str. civs. 200
48 steers.. ..1123
4 95
4 95
3 80
3 80
2 40
4 00
3 50 21 steers. ...1174
3 00 11 steers.... 636
3 90 4 heifers... 470
3 iiO 11 cows 8J9
6 16
Schoettger Neb.
4 00
Keollne Wyo.
4 50 12 hfr. civs. SOO 3 25
4 25
Hons There was another heavy run of
hoga here today and the market took an
other drop of a dime. Trading started In
a little slow, but buyers and sellers soon
got together and the bulk of tne nogs waa
disposed 01 In fairly good season. There
was not much change in the market from
atart to finish, though, If anything, there
whs a little more activity toward the close.
The bulk of all the sales went from $7.35
to $7.45. The hogs or good quality soia
largely from $7.4.' to $".& and as high as
37.65 was paid. There were also some good
hogs sold at i.4, out as a rule wiry
showed more weight than they did quality,
and quality 1 now what packers are look
ing at. It Is to be noticed that the prime
light and butcher welgnts are seinng rigni
up In line with the prime heavies. The
packer grades sold largely from $7.40 down.
Representative rules:
steady; beeves, 36.007.80; cows, bulls and
mixed. t2.5tKiro.00: stoikeis and feeders. $178
44 50; yearlings and calves, 82.50)4.00,
nous ueceipts. ,zoo neao; o'jiiki lower,
selling at 7.u7 ; bulk. $7.$Oto7.40.
St. Lonla Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 32. CATTLE Receipts,
5.0o0 head. Including 4,000 Texsns. Market
slow, steady. Native shipping and export
steers, tflotoSOO. with extra fancy worth
JH.75; dressed beef and butcher steers,
ft-iOitf-tjO; steers under 7,0l'i pounds. $4 38
tfl6.2o; stockers and feeders. $3 26mJV55: cows
and heifers, $2.2fJV 00; canners, $1.7832.85;
bulls, U 7tvu6.50: calve. 4 Jfg-i.OO; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.00jj0u; cows and
heifers, $2.4fj'3 So.
H HiS Receipts, ,000 head. Markt 10
to loo lower, l'lgs and lights. $7 totfl.id;
packers, $7.504T7 85; butcher. $;.S.V.fTO0.
SHEEP AND LA M K8 Receipts, 3,000
head. Market steady to strong. Native
muttons, $3.2.vaM75; lambs, $.ViXa.0; cull
ar.i bucks, t..utu4.00; stockers, $1.004a-'.9O.
New York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. July 22.-BErTVE9-lU-celpts.
87 hesd; dressed beef steady; native
sides, 9T12'-o per lb. Cables quoted Ameri
can steers at 15C16C dressed weight, and
refrigerator beef at l3'JI3Ho per lb.
CALVES Receipts. SXt head; very little
business; a few veals sold at $' Outf 7 00 nsr
100 lbs.; city dressed veals, 8L,4jUo per lb.
HOOH Receipts, 1.978 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpts, 3.133
head: both sheep and lambs firm; sheen,
$3.0iiti?3.45 per l lbs., with a few at ;
lambs, $5.50ti80; dressed muttons, eQVjO
per lb.; dressed lambs, 8i2jl2o.
St. Joseph Lire Stuek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. July 33. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,856 hesd; steady to 10c lower.
Nntlves, $4.5)SK.25: cows and helfera, $1.60(f
6.35: veals, $2.5046.00; bulls and sings, $2.60
ti6.25; stockers and feeders, $2.00fr5.26.
HOGS Receipts. 8.292 head: 154: '-Do lower.
Light and llaht mixed, $7.3tf7.f: medium
and heavy, $T.407.76; pigs, $4.50t8'.16; bulk,
$7.40ii7.50.
Si I KEF AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.608
head; 10(?20o lower.
The following table shows the recelnts nt
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
a:
atlve stocks, but the general market waa I J87.204; balances, $13,291,740.
uuii Bllu nirKuiui. Alio luim Bniir, jmr
value. $2,330,000. United States refunding.
2s declined He, old 4s registered c, do
coupon, He ana the new 4c H per cent on
tne last can.
The following are tne closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
.. flH do pfd
,.1'HH Bo. Pacific
..111S 60. hallway ....
.. , do pfd
..1SSH Texaa Pacific
.. T.. St. LAW
.. It do pfd
.. i Union Paclflc ..
TVil do pfd
L 1 Wabaah
ml do Dfd
.HOlw. A L E.
I...
W..
IO.OiiO
112.000
10.0UO
3,000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 23. WHEAT Mar
ket higher: No. 1 northern, 78Vt'"c; No. 2
northern, 77vW7nc; beptember, rJViOTtfcc.
RYK Ixier: No. 1. Sue.
H A RLE V Steady; No. 2. T0370Hc; sample.
ffc7lK
CORN September, SWiC
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. July 22.-4XRN-Flrra and
inactive; No. 3, 63c.
oats Firm and inactive: no. white.
57c. blued through.
WHISKY (1.31 for finished goods.
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
do ptd
Canadian Paclflo .
Canada Southern .
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago at Alton..
do pia ....
Chicago. I. A
do ptd ....
Chicago aV E.
Chlcxo A Gt.
do in pi a
do Id pfd
Chicago A N. W....
C, H. I. a r
Chicago T. A T....
do pia ..........
C. C. C. t .
Colo. Southern
do lt pta
dd td pfd
Pal. Hudson
Pel.. l at isr
Denver A K. U
do pid
do lat pre
do id pfd
Gt. Nor. pfd
Hock. Valley
do Pfd
Illlnola Central ....
Iowa Central
do pia
L A w
do pid
Loala. Nut
sUnkatUa 1.
Vet. St. Br
Max. Central
Mez. National
Minn. Bt. L.
Mo. Pat tne ....
14.. K. T
do PM
H- J. Central..
N. T- Cenlrel..
Nor. West....
do pfd
Ontario A W...
Penna;lanla ..
Eesdlug
do let pre...
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st. u i r..
do t pfd...
do Sd pM...
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do pfd
St. Paul
Offered.
11
HV4
Wis. Central ....
do pfd
Adama Eipraaa ..
Amer. Exprema ..
II. 8. Eipreas..,.
Welle-F&rgo Ex..
Amal. Copper ....
Amer. C. A T
do pfd
Amer. l.ln. Oil...
do pfd
Amer. 8. A R...
do pfd
Ana. Mln. Co
llrk. Rap. Tr
Colo. P. A I
Con. Gaa
W-ijCon. Too.
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.181
. 43
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1
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General Eleetrle .
Horklns Coal ....
lnt'n'l Paper ....
do pfd
lnt'n'l Power ....
Laclede Oaa
National Biscuit
National Lead
No. American ..J
Paclfla Coaat ....
fa. inc Mall
People' a Uaa
Pressed 8. C. pfd...
1 1 1 Pullman Pal. Car.
....ll',Hrpubilr Steel ....
.... V do pfd
41 Sugar
....1st Teiin. C. A I ....
....144U. B. A P. Co...
.... total do pfd
.... J 1 1'. S. Leather....
.... IJ'I do pfd
....lXl'-j.U. S. H ubber
..... "Vl do pfd
.... 17 V. g. Steal
..... T3 do pfd
.... tot Weatern Union .,
..... 44 lAm. lrfeomollvo .
.... do pfd
K. sC. Southern...
..... li'Wl do pfd
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Condition of the Treasury
Kansae City Grain and Provisions.
T.' . v a 1 a siTv T..1- M tirutrie I W ABM 1 1NU I tJJM . July B-ltraai
tembir. ti&tiiv.,.': December. tdCc: ca.h. menl of the treasury balances iu the u.
' " - " - w - 1
PHILADELPHIA. July 22. Clearlnsrs.
320,962.918; balances, (2,642,462; money, 4oH
per cent.
M. "III 1HH lllltf 7? I I .R ! V 7K1
111; balances. (413,375; money, ihi per cent.
ROSTON. J'Jly 21. Clearings. (24.000.003:
Dainnces. li.in.u.i.
BT. LOUIS. July 22. CTeaiinss. IS.8S5.051
balances. (1.161 848. Money steady, fVn per
cent. iew lora exenange. otc premium.
CINCINNATI. July 22 Clearings. (3,430.
J0; money. 8mf;6 per cent; New York ex.
change, loc premium.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. July 22.-COFFEE Spot.
Rio. steariy: no. 7 Invoice, snic: mild.
steady; Cordova, oSfllHc. Futures opened
steady, with prices unchanged to 10 points
hlKner. cables were up to expectations.
reflecting a firm situation abroad and ad
vicea from the crop country depicted a
bullish feeling there. Following the call
the local market waa excited and very ac
tive, with prices showing an advancing
tendency, commission nouse nuying
fair, shorts covered at every opportunity
and the undertone up to midday ruled
strong. Then heavy realising set In, with
room and outM'le longM and the clique par
ticipating, unuer wmcn prices ioi an tneir
early advance, closing net unchanged to t
points lower. Belling by importers waa a
feature of the afternoon trade. The after
noon market was barely atesdy; sale
amounted to 6Z.7 bales. Including: July,
o.St'nfi.K'e Beptember. o.Ja; toe: uecemoer.
6 i'i'5.40'-: January, 6.40c; February, 6 4tfi
6 45c; Marcn. o.soyxj.ouc; May, 4ojt.⁣
June, a.o. Q.ouc.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. July 22.-DRT GOODS
Market conditions are without material
chanare. The home demand Is aulet
throughout and no business of any moment
Is reported for export, rrices or brown.
bleached and coarse-colored cottons are
unchanged: print cloths are unchanged In
price, demand quiet and lower than last
uvevk: Drlnts steadv and glnihams firm
silks and ribbons firm, with a moderate
rifmnnd.
MANCHESTER, July 22. DRY OOODS
Irregular and depressed, xarns Quiet ana
unchanged.
near Market. .
NEW TORK. July 23. BUO A R Raw,
firm; fair refining, 31-6r; centrifugal, M
test. Sc; molaaaea sugar, (Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 33. SUGAR
Strong: open kettle. 2W3 3-16c; open kettle
centrifugal. 10 ; eentrifugal yellow, lf
4I-16C. seconds. 1Vo3c Molasses, dull;
ceutrltugal, falft
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STOCK CALVES.
200 I 40
CALVES.
1 .... 110 IM
1 BTOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
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7 steers...
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32 feeders.
t feedeis.
II feeders.
19 feeders.
1 feeder..
T feeders,
g feeders.
19 feeders.
1 bull
1 bull
I calf
( heifers.
16 cows....
4 cows...
It cows....
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1070
. 945
.1201
. 940
.1053
. 623
. 630
. 673
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. 766
. 737
.. 846
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. 670
.. 923
.. 775
.. 914
.. 966
..1120
10 feeders.. 1043
17 feeders.. 917
13 feeders.. 8!
3 feeders.. 760
4 feeders: . few
1 feeder... 750
4 feeders.. 677
1 steer 11
feeders.. 840
2 91
3 16
3 10
2 10
5 00
4 66
4 46
4 10
4 16
4 20
2 75
3 23
3 76
375
3 20
3 20
3 25
2 90
3 90
2 6
2 90
2 26
2 75
4 40
3 90
3 80
3 70
3 70
3 65
3 65
I 00
3 26
1 hnlfer..
1 heifer..
1 heifer.,
1 bull....,
1 bull....
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2 feeders.
2 feeders.
lcalf
1 cow
3 cows.
.. 761
.. 741
,. 670
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.. 770
696
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6 cows....
1 cow
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28 feeders.
2 feeders.
( feeders.
891
, 920
1"40
992
770
130
SriO
50
1113
6411
940
816
, 673
741
6 feeders.. 8-'
1 steer 1420 6 15
1 Steer 14X0 I 15
T. W. and T. N.
1 cow 1110 4 25
U cows 943 3 25
1 cow 87v. 3 :f
13 cows 927 3 0
1 bull 15"0 2 SO
bulls 4 90
1 feeder.
10 feeders.
3 feeders.
9 feeders.
WYOMINC.
1 row
94 steers. ...
(06
913
5
M0
974
2 70
2 00
2 75
3 25
2 75
4 26
3 60
3 60
3 Oft
2 25
2 9)
2 90
2 66
8 00
2 75
2 C5
2 00
2 55
2 60
2 90
8 25
8 25
3 25
3 90
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 65
3 65
3 90
3 70
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1 cow 810
1 row 8"0
19 cows 767
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li COWS 902
Cattle. Hoes, Stieen.
South Omaha 4.173 10,631 ionfi
Chicago 4,000 2O.0X 8. not)
KanKns City 10.000 8 ai 3.W0
Bt. Louis 6,000 6.000 8.':o
St. Joseph 1.S56 8,293 4.CX)
Totals 25,0 62. 123 JS.26J
Wool Market.
3 75
4 25
2 25
2 25
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1 40
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1 40
1 40
1 40
1 40
1 40
7 40
7 421,
1 42
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1 42
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1 41
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161
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161
256
131
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260
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161
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271
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171
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SHEEP There waa a
here today, but supplies at other points
were rather light. The demand was In
good shape, so that an active and higher
market was experienced. The quality was
rather Inferior, but in spite of that fact
buyers were all out early and offerings
changed hands about as rapidly as buyers
could go from pen to pen. The general
market could be quoted 15325c higher than
esteraay on everytning at an desirable
tne way of eheeo. There were not
enough lambs offered to make a test of the
market, but tne general opinion was that
tney wouia nave soia to as gooa an ad
vantage as tne sneep. wethers sold as
high as (4.15 and (4.25 and ewes sold up to
There was also a good demand for feed
era Bt strong prices, out there were only a
tew orrerea.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice yearlings, (4.&ug4.76; fair' to good,
4.00i4.50; goud to choice wethers, (4.10974.35;
Talr to good wethers, (3.804(4.10; good to
chotcs ewes, (3.7514.00; fair to good ewes,
(3 2f((3.7o: good to choice spring Iambs, (6.00
(ji.; rair to gooa spring iambs, 5.75r7.oo
feeder Wethers, (3.00(3.26; feeder yearlings,
33.1uij'3.5o; feeder lambs, (3.03.90: feeder
ewes, fl.&jtit'l.to. Representative sales:
No. A v. Pr.
2 bucks 91) (2 00
2X4 western ewes 80 2 80
22: Wyoming wethers Iu9 4 la
14 ,'J Utah wethers 95 4 25
29 oulla... .85 2 60
20 culls 72 2 60
38 feeder lambs 46 3 40
32 feeder lambs 51 3 40
610 feeder wethers and ylgs.... 75 3 60
272 feeder wethers and ylgs.... 70 3 50
3"0 feeder wethers and ylgs.... 71 8 60
25 Wyoming ewes 93 3 65
201 Wyoming ewes 102 3 65
412 Wyoming wethers and ylgs. 90 3 75
l:i0 Wyoming wethers and ylgs. 87 3 75
4H2 Wyoming sheep and ylgs.... 81 3 R5
ISM Wyoming sheep and ylgs.... 90 4 25
750 Utah wethers 90 4 35
40 feeder yearlings 77 3 50
"03 feeder yearlings 75 3 50
173 wethers and yearlings 79 8 60
16 western ewes.... 101 8 5
81 wextern lambs 66 5 25
y
in
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,
Cattlo and Lambs Steady, Hobs Lower
nnd Sheep Strong;.
CHICAGO. July 22. CATTLE Receipts,
4.000;, including 1,500 Texan, 350 westerns.
Steady, good to prime steers. S7.76S.6fl:
poor to medium. (4.So'tf7.6; stockers ana
feeders, J.ot'?t5.uo; cows, i.40Xir&.50; heifers,
12. 2546. 25; canners. ll.40tj2.B0; bulls, (2.fc5fl
K ')'.. .alvM 1 ' F. ,T . A. .a. ...t a T .. r .
(404&6.63; calves. ti'.SMil.OO: Texas fed
steers, (4.00(5.65; . western steers, (j.Out
S.fjw.
HOGS Receipts, 20,000; estimated tomor
row, 35.M; left over, 8,000. Steady to lOo
lower. Mixed anfl butchers, 7.15'i(1.8fi: good
to cnoice nt avy, .7hiy .; rougn neavy,
t7.15fft7.tio; light, (6.81x47.60; bulk of sales,
37. Buff 7. 90.
BHEICP AND LAM Ho Receipts, 8.000.
Flicen strong: lambs steady for bulk. Oood
to cnoice wethers, t4.tKXif4.5o; talr to choice
mixed, t2.Ji-.'; western sneep (J.&Wa-l.bo
native lumbs. (3.0(K(j7.25.
Official . yesterday receipts Cattle, 18.850
hogs, 37.348; sheep. 11.2M). Shipments, cat
hogs, 6.131; sheep.
Kansas
Stock In Slant.
BOSTON, July 22.-WOOL The last we. 1;
as been a record one In sales of wool
here. It being the best of any during th
present year. A number of the big cor
porations have been buyers as well as a
large number or smaller manufacturers:
prices are higher in several instances and
all grades are on the onward inilnrv.
Territory wools are selling freely, with
considerable new wool being taken as well
s 01a; prices are very strong: fine stanle
territories. BOfifiJc; strictly. D0lj61c; fine end
fine medium. 48fi"49c; medium. 41t343c. The
upply of Texaa wool Is renorted to be ex
ceedingly small, while there Is a good call
for the finer grades. Fine staple has sold
at a good deal above 65c, with even &Sc
mentioned as an asking price. Fine wools
are firmer, following the firmness abroad
and the position of fine domestic wools in
the country. Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX.
nominal at 8oft31c: XX and above. 2w,i-'9c:
X. 26'?i27c; Michigan X. 24tr26c. Delaine
and fine combing wools are In a very firm
position, with tho tendency upward. Ohio
fine delaine, 29fa31c; Michigan. 27(728c: No
washed combing, 2S(fi2c; No. 2. 27flf28c;
coarBe. 23ZT2$c. For this market Australian
wools are very firm and pretty thoroughly
sold; quotations are very firm; combing,
choice, scoured basis, 75tg78c; good, 7274c;
verage, 70tT72c.
ST. LOUI8. July 22 WOOL T'nehantred.
Medium grades and combining, 13fil8e; light
fine 12tSltic; heavy line, loS13c; tub washed.
lb4c.
LONDON. July 22. WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales today numbered
13,362 hales. Including a large selection of
New Zealand cross-breds. The home trade
was a free buyer, taking a large supply of
medium scoured cross-breds at unchanged
rates. Merinos were In small supply; a few
were taken for America. Americans se
cured some fine medium cross-breds and
Cape of Good Hope and Natal sooureds at
an advance of 10 per cent. Following are
the salea In detail: New South Wales, 2.50J
bales: scoured. 6dfflls 6d: areasv. 4dt7rla id.
Queensland, 600 bales; scoured, IsWls 8d.
Victoria. 1.200 bales: scoured. 8(lls 7d:
greasy, 4dSils Id. South Australia, 100 bales;
greasy. tU'&'lOd. Tasmania. 700 bales: srreasv
4tlWls Mid. New Zealand. 8.200 bales; scoured.
Butfjio 00. wape ot liooa nope ana xvatai,
107 bales; scoured, Is 4d.
Chances In Available Supplies.
NEW TORK. Julv 22. Snecbil cshle and
telegraphic communications to Hradstreets
show the following changes in available
supplies compared with the last account:
Wheat, In the United States and Canada.
east of the Rockies. Increased 372.000 bu :
afloat for and In Europe decreased 2.300,00)
bu.; total supply decreased 1,928.000 bu.
Corn, in the United States and Canada.
east of the Rockier, increased 668.000 bu.
Oats, In the United States and Canada.
east of the Rockies, decreased 826.000 bu.
Among tne more Important decreases re
ported this week are thotie of 225,000 bu. In
Manitoba. 172,000 at Newport News. 149.000
at Depot Harbor. 149,000 at MtiineaDolts
private elevators, 102.000 at Rochester and
58.0110 at Portland, Me.
The leading Increases Include those of
419.0UO bu. at Chicago private elevators,
81.000 at Louisville. 66,000 at Akron and 60,000
each at Chattanooga and Nashville.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July 23.-COTTON-Fuiir.
opened weak; July, 8.61c; August, 8.87c;
Beptember. 8.08c; October, T.87c: November.
7.77c; December January and February.
7.76c: March. 7.75c.
Snot: Uulet and steady: middling nr..
lands, 9c; middling gulf, 9o; sales, 635
bales.
Futures closed steady; July. 4.8tc: Au
gust, 8.32c; September, 8.06c; October, 7.88c;
November, 7.78c; December. 7.77c: January.'
7.78c: February, 7.78c; March, 7.78c.
NEW ORLANH. Julv 22 COTTON
Spot, firm; sales, 9)0 bales; ordinary, 7 9-lHc;
good ordinary, 8 l-16c; low middling, 8 9-lrc;
mioaung, vc; gooa minaung. B6-I6c; mid
dling fair, (l-16c; receipts, 156 bales: stock.
64,626 bales. Futures were r;ivtet and steady;
July, 9.07c. bid; August, .OltfjJj.fitc; Septem
ber, s.uic. nia; octouer, i.-aui-iic; Novem
ber, 7.0337.6Bc; December, 7.624I7.63o: Janu
ary, 7623 7.63c.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA.
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
Davis & Cowgill Iron Works,
3AJfTJTACTURR9 AWT MBBaTM
OF IsACHINKIiY.
0XNXRAL RBPAIRINO A aSOIALTl
IKON AND BRASS) TWriCDWn.
IMle 1HS S an 1S05 J ate ka em SSeoot,
Oarnaka, Nek. Tel. SaVaV.
B. EabrUkto. Asset t. J. B. OrwfiA, ktsjft
("HAilE GO.
Meauiaetareee and Jobbers 0
StastD and Water Supplies
Of All Kutos.
.493A an 101 JQ47LAJ .
City Lfrre stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. July 22 CATTLE-
Receipts, 6,5"0 natives, 4,uo0 Texans; calves.
6.ju Texsns. 60O natives. Cornfed rattle an
frags westerns steady to lac lower: othe
cuttle steady to Htrong. Choice export end
dreeti beer strers, ( Kottti .tw; rair to gooa.
weHtern fed steers, M 40'B5.9"; Texas and
Indian steers. 12 iti.iin; iVxas cows, $2 f
S 21); nntlve cows, ll.SotyC.on; native heifers,
$2. ..'. 40; cannere. 1.2fyi2.50; bulls, ll.&d
e.. Lui,i.-B. e-,-"M".'u, ,
11m :rt u-.'.-tr.iH ft ,yi Unrket IVL'.e '
lower; slow. Tun, $7 So: bulk of sales, IT 40
Cli.wi: heavy, .hi
ELECTRICAL SUrTLltS.
U cstcrn Electrical
vv Company
Eltctriccd Supplitf.
sBooSHs Wlrtac Mils aa
a. w. jOHNrrow. hju.
I 4OS UtTaeBVA
J4M Jttvwtvi
mixed packers.
37 60(87.70; llnht. 7.25y1.60; yorkers, 37. ivt
7.4o: ilif!, 36t"n7.2o.
SHEET AND LA MI3S Receipts, 2.000.
Market active, lilghrr. Native lamha,
34 4i'(u 36; went.-rn lambs, li.ltxi4 76; native
welhers 34 a''') '15: western wethers. 33.35
tjj-l.7f: fed ewt s. IS Mi 4.6; T xus clipped
yearlings, 33.i7rii4.r&; Tessa clipped sheen,
J.4"j.l.75, stockers and feeders, i'i.lHKu'i.M
Hloux City Live ftlr.rk Market.
BIOUX CITV, Ja.. Julv 22 .-especial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,000 head;
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co.,
Onaakav, 3tt,
Manufaotnrors of
Tents arid Canvas Goods.
Band lor CjUIoku Number 91
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tlieataeitt. I'.ntlrely Mew plut, I'flthL Write fr li
aulrk THK ltil'll.Anil liAf.Y u., Tlirl iSMial.
aluaeie. Ill turi uel, CilJcAOO.
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