THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1903.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn and Wheat Dfrelop Strongto u Day
Wean on, Closing Higher.
OATS ARE EASIER AND DROP FRACTION
Provision Star Steady "
Trade, Selling; Abont at Monday's
rianrrs All Throngk
essloa.
miti Tniu 14 What showed
Strength except for a t'n'Por,r.y. 5 2?
ear'y In the day and the clone was Arm at
an advance lor September of Ho ove r yes
t"rday Corn?opend easier, but developed
trength and doted with a
tinia ruiesri nwii vit - . . ,1
tor September of c. Pr01"10"" n
steady and cloed at about yesterday s
Good buying by large m'""1""""
who were on the besr side y"'6"
caused the late strength tin wheat The
buying was the result of a teneral lmP"
?lon that the decline of th. 'last day
had about reached Its limit and
"ring by short.. There waa 'llnl1J
weakness soon after the opening.
waa a shade to VtfSc higher for Bentem
be" at 77774c. Bearish weather advices
ind eaMeT cable, resulted In .ltne. to
Uc. With the Improved demand, how
ever and light offering, a better market
resulted and September went UP to o.
The c'ose was at a gain of 1c at 7iHf8'lto;
ClearanS. J wheat and flour were equal
o 182.J77 bV. Bradstreef. world s v ible
Shewed a decrease of 2.000,000 bu Minne
Ills and Duluth reported receipt, of 1 JO
cars, which, with local receipts of 73 ci irs
26 of contract arade-made a total for the
three points of 202 cars, against 180 last
WTta"w InnSSfnin, hof cot, , by
co-nmlsslon houses early on bearish crop
advices favorable weather and cables, and
th. marke declined from th. openhij.
which waa easy at a shade to c lower
Tor Ttembe at MWMVtc. A ufflrtfnt
demand developed later .however, to br ng
about a reaction, country offering, be ng
Smaller and .enUment divided
future trend of the market. September
dosed .tely at 50c. a gain of HJrHe.
after ranging between 4M.C and 61Vc.
Local rcefp j were 300 car., with 28 of con-
Therera. a fair trade In oat. and the
market ruled steady, with but little change
In price: Some of the big local trader,
are still bullish on the crop 'ltulon.but
bought on the declines and a"y
.T owitamhtr closed at a loss
of at mK. af?er ranging between ,33
tfJ3V40 and 34c. Local recelpU were .
A-.mA frnm commission house.
and broker, and some Indication of sup
port from leading packer, held prov Ulonj
firm Offerings were fairly libera1., but not
sufficient to more than fupply the deneu.
o . v.. uifb fnA Rc lower at 414.00,
while lard and rib. were unchanged at
,7Esma"ed$re?elpt. for tomorrow: Wheat.
15 cars; corn, 180 cars; oats. 140 cars, hog.,
25.100 head. ' ,,
The leading future, ranged a. follows:
nelfer wa. unchanged In Iondon at 20
Irs d. and locally at . 3.ono.12H. Iron
closed at 62s 4d In Glasgow and at 4s 4td
In Mldillesbnro. Locally Iron waa nomi
nally unchanged. No. 1 foundry northern
Is quoted at SIR Wa '9 50; No. 1 foundry
southern .oft at tix.0n!?18.60.
OMAHA WHOLESALB MARKET.
Ceadltloa ef Trade aad 4,antntlons'oa
(Maple aad Faaey Pretlaa...
F.009-Fresh stock, loss off. 12HO.
LIVE POULTRY Hen., &tfloc, .prlng
chicken., per lb., lfi318c; roosters, aceird
Ing to age, 4?T5c; turkey., lMgl3c; duck., I
tj7c; geese, 6f(i7c.
BUTTER Packing .tock. 1.1Hc; choice
dairy. In tubs. 14sjl6e; .eparator, 20c
frehh FISH Fresh raugnt troui.
rlrkrr.l fir nlk fto nrrtv Ac:hurTala. t1?
blueftsN 11c; whlteneh, 9c; salmon, 14c; had
dock, 10c; codfish, 12c; redsnapper. 10c; lob
sters, boiled, per lb., 25c; lobsters, green,
per lb., 23c; bullheads, llo; catfish. 14o; blaok
bass, 20c; halibut, 10c; crapple, 12c; her
ring, tic; perch, 4c; whit, baas, 10c; blue.flna,
imAN-Pcr ton. US. t , ,
lUY-tviru nwniori tv Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' asnoclntlon: Cholca No. 1 upland,
I8 60; No. 2. ts.OO- medium, 17.50; cors.
17.00. Rye straw, $7.00. These price, are for
hay or good color and quality. uemanu
fair and receipt, light.
OATS 3SC.
RYE No. 2, 4 SC.
V ETA CI'1?9.
NEW POTATOES Southern, per bu., 80c
PARSLEY Per do, bunches. 40o.
CUCUMBERS Home arown. Per doa.. 40
4Bc.
BEANS Home grown, was. per market
basket, 2.rc; string, per market basket, 16c
PEAS Home a-rowu. oer market basket.
36c.
CAULIFLOWER Home crown, per do..
60c.
CARRAOE New California, per lb., 2e.
TOMATOKSUTmi nr 4-basket crate.
0e.
RHUBARB Per lb., lc
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 12.50.
CELERY Mlchliran nr itoi.. Xe.
ONIONS New California dry. Der lb., tol
Texas, per lb., zo
FRUITS.
BLACK RASPBERRIES Per 24-at. case.
13.
The dominating factor was the feverish-
ess of wall street. Speculation wa. nor
ma ni in all directions. Consols were
tey. Home rails were heavy, growing
rmer later. Americans opened steady
nil about narltv. hut Hired afterward.
Operator, were noncommittal. In view of
tha nervousness of v all street, t-rices see
sawed, but Improved .lightly and closed
rregular.
The amount or bullion tanen into ine
Unnk nf Knrland on balance today WTis
fe&o.con.
HERLIN, July 14. Prices on tne twurw
were somewhat firmer today. Foreign se
curities were steady and iron and coal
hares were moderately higher.
l:i..hirM nn London, aim 38t4pfg. for
check.. Llsscount rates: Short bills. 34
per cent; three months' bills, 3 per cent.
NEW YORK STOCKS ASD BOSDS
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Cluse.Yef y.
Wheat
tJuly
July
ISept.
Sept.
Corn
July Sept.
Deo.
Oata--July
Sept.
Dec
pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept
Oct.
Ribs
July Sept.
Oct.
7H 77
76 77
77 78
T7Sf 77
60VWVi 61tV
3H t
34V4 34t
34HI 34
14 10 14 10
14 30 14 40
7 45 7 46
7 6T-i 7 66
7 47 7 66
R 25 I 30
8 32 8 87
. I 00 8 06
76 761 764
761 7V 7
7ti-, 77 Vi
V677((Ii76'H
49 4M4
6O;i00t')
48
4y
4MiOl uO
89
B'8 '
34
13 95
14 1
7 42
7 60
7 40
8
8 26
39
33 'A
34H'0
13 95
14 20
7 42
7 67
7 46
8 30
8 3D
89
81
81
13 95
14 26
7 40
7 67
7 47
8 32"
8 3z
OU
No. t tOld. New.
f'h nuntatlons were a. follow.:
FLOUK Steady; winter patent., 83.76
8.90; .tralghts, w.40o.7o; springs, m wxuo w
trnignts, jju'iii wi, ori, (j-
WHEAT Nj. 8. 75(&)c; No. 2 red, 76
'm'itNlJ. I GflWc: No. 1 yellow. 60Sic.
OATH No. 2, 87350i No. 2 white, 3U(839c
No. 8 white, 33vmc. .
HTR-No. 2.
BARLEY Gooa feeding, 40942c; fair to
choice malting, 48&,5lc.
SEEDS No. 1, 87c; No. 1 northwest
em, 11.02; prime timothy, 33.40; clover, con
pnrwi.mlNSMes Dork, per bbl.. I14.00i3
14.11. Lard, per 1U0 lb.., $7.4iti7.45. Short
rib. aide, (loose), 38.30. Dry salted shoulder,
(boxed). 87.76u.7.S7. Short clear aide.
(boxed). S8.nO.Jl 8.62.
The following were the receipt, and ship
menu nf oraina veaterdav:
Receipt.. 8hlpcienta
Flour, bbl..... 13.450 8.4.0
What. bu 6i.4i6
Corn, bu ; au,400 27V,ii0
Oata bu 243,000 l!tt,700
Rye, bu... 2i),4tiO 4,710
barley, bu W.4U0 4,710
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, I7'aac
dairies, 14 18c. Eggs, steady, at mark
case, returned, l14c. Cheese, about steady
lullc.
NEW YORK GENUHAb MARKET.
Cinotatlaas ef the Day ou Vorlou
Commodities.
NEW YORK. July 14 -FLOUR Receipt.,
17,654 bbla; exports, 4.9Jtl bbl.; quiet out
steady; winter patents, h.wklh.ou; win
ter atralghta, t3.6b.8ii; Minnesota patent.,
$4.40ia4.?u; winter extras, ti.loiiJ.iu; Minne
sota bakers. 33.66(a3.75; winter low guides.
2.7lo3.uu; winter straighta, S3.80C(i3.(6. Rye
flour, steady; luir to gooa, f.t.uiKi..Jo; cnoio
to fancy, t3.4tKa3.eu.
CORN MEAL Wuiet: yellow western,
11.12; city, 81.11. Brandywlne, 3.124jJ.2o.
RYE Viulet; No. 3 western, 8jc. c. L 1
afloat; state, 6ti6o c. I. t., New York.
BARLEY Duli; feeding, 62c c. l. 1
New York: malting, 61(aui'o c i. f., Ne
York.
WHEAT Receipt., 48,075 bu.; sales, 2,
126.0U0 bu. futura. Spot, steady; No.
red. 86c. elevator. 86c (. o. b.. atloat: No.
northern, Duluth, !Uc f. o. b., afljat; No.
1 hard, Manitoba, lo f. o. b., a'loat. Op
tion, displayed fair activity and weakness
durlna tne. forenoon, under saies luuuceu
by continued fine weather, easier cable.
ana onerings oi new whmi. iuier n rai
lied on an umavorame weeaiy crop gov
ernment crop report ana ciosoa nrm at hi'
r, ftrn Soles Included No. 3 red July
M4.iiuic: closed 85c: September. iilWaS-'
closed, 82T4c; December, 81aoJc; cloaeu,
81lo. . .
CORN Receipts, ss.iau ou. ; exports, zia,
240 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, o.o elevator
and 68c f. o. b. artpat; No. 2 yellow, &8c;
No. 3 white, 5Hc. Options declined with
wheat and' on bearish crop news, alter
which It rallied on coverings and closed
unchanged, July, 664j57c, cloned 67Wc;
September, MttoSV", closed, 66c; De
cember, 6tia66c, closed 6(Sc.
OATS Receipts. 72-0 bu. ; exports, none.
Spot, weaker; No. 3 oats, 42c; standard
white, 44c; No. 8, 41c; No. 2 white, 44Sc;
No. 3, 4314c; track white, western, 4J'(ji
4o; track white state, 4:'ii9c. Opiioa
market was Irregular, Anally advancing
with other markets.
HAY Steady ; shipping, 80ft 85c; good to
choice, 1 .1041. 15.
HOPS Easy; state, common to choice,
19UX 17 22c; 1901, 13tf lSc; olds, i(ic; Pacinc
coast. 1902, 17u22c; l'l. Italic; olds, 6i9c.
HIDES-Easy; Oalveslon, 2o to 8. lbs..
18c; California. 31 to 26 lb.., 19o; Texa dry,
14 to 30 lb... 14c.
LEATHER Steady: acid. 2325c.
1UCE rlrm; oomestic, lair to extra. 40
c; Japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy; family, 310 00
(fl0 60; meaa 88.0wtj .60: beef hams,
i0.6o'2100; packet. a. 19.50; city extra
mess. 3l6.onllu0. Cut meats, firm;
Slckled bellies li7510 6o, pickled shoul
ers, 57.Oiiia7.60; pickled hams. IliOOaliuo.
Lard, quiet; western steamed, 87.90; July
closed (7 90, nominal; reiined, weak; conti
nent. 88 00; South America. 84 76; rompiund,
37.2o4f7.76. pork, easy: family, 3l7wij 100;
short clear, 14 25n.76; mess, 816 sOcolia.
TALLOW Quiet; city, 4c; country, 4
C&c
BUTTER Receipts, 14.600 pkg..; steady;
tate dairy, 14vJo; creamery. 15,53i.
CHEESE Receipts. 18.287 pkga; stnady to
firm; state, full cream, fancy, large and
.mnll. white, lOo.
EOUS lUcelpU. 14,160 rkgs.; firm; west,
ern seconds to extras, lt(UVc.
POULTRY Alive: Steady; western spring
chicken., lte; fowls. Uc; turkeys, llo.
Dreewed: Urm; weetern broilers, 17o;
fowls. 13r; turkey. Uojlio.
METALS Spot tin declined 15s 8d to
124 16. la jendon, ana futures there were
1 lower at 41:1. The local market waa
also easier, closing at 327.4Or24.t0. Copper
advanord T. 44 In London, spot there nos
ing at a 64 lia and future, at 54 6a. Lo
cally ooiier waa quiet and unchanged.
Ike and electrolytic are quoted at 813. 76
truoa, and casting at 3il.sau.60. Iad ad
vanced ta d in London; it cluaed at 11
to Id. bat reinalne.1 ulet We at H12,
RED RASPBERRIES Per I4-Dlnt case
12.66
HL.UEBERRIES Per lS-qt. case, tzjwr
76.
PLUMS California. Clvman. per box.
81.26: Ooone tiluma. nrr 24-at. box. 81.60.
Liituitita t aiiiomia. wnite ana oiaca.
per lu-lb. box. ti.
peaches California, per box. 31.
CURRANTS-Pcr 16-qt. case, 3'i
GOOSEBERRIES Per 1-ot. caae. 82.
PEARS California. Rartlett'a. ner box.
cantaloupe California, per crate, vi
iem, per crate,
Arn.KS-Njw -toclt. bu., 76c
WATERMELONS Oeorala. 36c: each
Florida, per lb., lic.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
FIOS California- nr 10-lb. cartona. 7So:
Turkish, per 18-lb. box, 18c.
ORANOES-Medlterranean, all .lie., $3.00
G3.25: Jaffa, t3.2f.fr3.60: fanev blood, ner half
oox, iz; St. Mickea, or paper rlne, all sixee,
83.60i4.00.
LEMONS-Californ la fancy. 800 to 30
slses, 36.766.00; 240 to 270. sixes, 54.60tf.0;
xueisinas, o.uKa).WJ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SUGAR Oluo, per lb., 100.
POPCORN-Per lb.. 2c: shelled. 4c
1 veal calf, 8 to li lbs.. c; No, 3 veal calf.
li to la los., tic; cry saitea niaes, wizc;
sheep pelts, 2o(s7jc; hoisehldes, $L602.5u.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, tier lb..
17c; hard .hell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 .oft sheik.
er id., J.tc; ro. i nara sneu, per id., uc
irazlls. ner lb.. 12c: Alberts, per lb.. 12c
almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard shell.
per id., lac; pecans, large, per id., 120
small per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per do.., 61c
chestnut., per lb.. 10c: peanut.. ier lb.
6c; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black
wainuu, per bu., i; hickory nuts, per bu.,
ai.w.
St. Loo Is Grain and Prorlatona.
RT . Tnlu li WUC1 AT Ul.l,..
" v. v. , v ..I'll, v.m-K, IT "J
81c; July. 7T?4(ij78c; September, 77; Decem-
oer, (si4c; no, i nara, ibtatuc.
CORN Firm; No. 3 cash. 48c: track,
48c; July, 48c; September. 49e.
OATS Lower; No. 3 cash, 87e; track.
ic; BRpiemner, 3zc; December, xac
kib-niener: 6ic.
FLOUR Steady : red winter natenta. ft K
4.uu; extra rancy ana straight, 3.66j3.80
cieHr, ..urud.4b.
SEED Timothy, nominal.
CORNMEAL Steady. 32.80.
BRAN Dull; sacked, cast track, 7577e,
HAY Heavy : timothy. 38.0CKai5.00: nrairle.
IRON COTTON TIES 81.06.
BAGGING 61i66c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: Jobbing.
standard mesa, $14.36. Lard, lower, 3T..96.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts. 89.37
clear ribs, VJ00; snort clear, $9.76.
METALS Lead, higher. 34.06&t.O7: reel
ter. Arm. 15.60.
POULTRY Steady ; chickens. 8c
springs, kic; turkey., lie tor 01a; aucks, vc
geese. 3S4c.
J 1 1 " 1 J kh oteady ; creamery, I5srsic
dairy, l&SJl.c.
buus-steady. I2c. loss orr.
Recelnts. Shlnment.
Flour, bbls 6.000 9,000
Wheat, bu 73.0)0 25.C00
Corn, bu 6,000 173.CO0
Oats, bu 1 77,000 49,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 14. WHEAT Jul v.
fi!e; September, 67!(C; cash, No. 2 hard.
7K(72c; No. 3, 6970c: No. 4, 60c; rejected,
61 (( 63c; No. 2 red, 76 "2c; No. 3, 6U71c
CORN July. 4;c: September, 46c: Cash,
No. t mixed, 4S4nSc; No. 2 white, 61c; No.
8, boe.
OATS-No. 2 white. S8c; No. $ mixed, 85c
RYE No. 2, 52c.
HAY Choice timothy, $13.00; choice prai
rie, $11 fWf 11.50.
BUTTER-Creamery. 16218c; dairy,
Market Slampa Again, Reaching; Prac
tically Year Low Price Lerel.
NEW YORK, July 14. After occasional
resistance to the decline price, or siocas
sold off sharply late this arternoon 10 prac
tleivlly the low level of the year and the
Mn.L.t nmmA ttntlv and Weak. Willi thO
declining tendency apparently In fu'.l force.
The enarp recovery in me nun t""-, "
yesterday and a further advance In London
this morning aroused some hopes that the
fall In price, was enaea, temporarily 0.1
lea.t. But the slight opening advances
here attracted heavy selling, and whUe
there were later occasional checks to the
decline there waa no further attemptof
consequence made to put up prlce. The
selling wa. entirely based on general con
sideration, and was chiefly Interesting for
t. sources, which, however, remainea mm ii
of a mystery. Who it i. that Is selling sucn
enormous amount, of stocK ana ti
tremendous sacrifice, based on any possible
nnrfhiu nrtce for two vears past. Is a
subject of earnest surmise. The Interest
attaching to the subject causes it to be
surrounded with a vast deal of gossip and
rumeir, which flies back and lortn noi oniy
within the Wall street circle, but over the
oaVtiM frtfim nnntinent to continent. Au
thoritative and reliable Information on the
subject Is not to be had. But the volume
and the method of the liquidation put It
beyond question that It Is urgent and for
account of powerful financial Interests. A
.n.,1 mnrpH nn was mn. lt) upon aviiii-
nrni hv the larsre liquidation In ConsolN
dated Go., which carried It down 6 points.
St. Paul's 4-polnt break in tne late aeaungs
to a new level at 1WH suppiemenieu mem
flnnnc nf the hrpak In Consolidated Gas,
The publlo utilities of Greater New York
suffered in sympatny wun vonm.iuua.iru
Gas, as did People's Gas. The drop in the
United States Steel stock, late in the day
to new low records was coupled with re
norta that the cuts made In Drlces of Iron
bad not resulted In bringing in buying or
ders. High-priced investment stocks con
tinued to be sold at wide price conceselona.
The condition of the money market was the
only development ot tne aay 10 uccoum
for the acute weakness of stocks. It was
vonarallv accented that the great railroad
companies are active bidders for money for
fixed period, at per renx, ratner man
attempt any Issue" of new capital at this
time, uanaer. ana money ienura m
consequence extremely loth to consider any
request Tor loans out tnose 01 me nignt-Bi
r.M ' Tt fa mirrnt ' renort that not only
the grade of the collateral, but the intended
use of the money is closely scrutinised by
the lenders. There was a story current of
a refusal bv one of the great Wall street
banks to lend .omething over a million
dollars on the highest grade of collateral
because the Industrial purposes for which
the loan was designed did not meei me
nnmva.1 nt tha hank officials.
"it la nolnted out bv the Financial Chron
icle that the same adjustment of value, to
a higher interest baais wnicn nas Deen in
progress on the Stock exchange for so long
has also been going on recently In the mu
nicipal bond Issues, In whlcn the list of
nfYrlnan which met with no bids is con
stantly lengthening. The advance In the
money rate had tne .eneci oi weaaen m
sterling exchange and Inducing the selling
nt loan hills bv bankers, and the sharp rise
In theprem!um on New York exchange at
Chicago Indicated the pressure to remit to
this center. The weather bureau's weekly
crop report had an unfavorable effect, as It
concerned wheat, but the good promise of
corn and cotton would have been sufficient
to offset this Influence In the stock mar
ket. AU news of a favorable character was
larnnred although Raltimore & Ohio showed
some early resistance to decline on Its fa
vorable showing or net earning, ror me
year. The Toledo, St. Louis & Western
atneka were marked un on rumors of a
traffic agreement with the St. Louis A San
Francisco and Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
cago & St. Louis made a 6-polnt recovery
from Its recent break. Pennsylvania again
broke through the subscription price of 120
and closed at 119.. JNew xora .;enirai was
weak, but did not get back to yesterday's
tjow level.
Honda were wean in sympuiny wun
stocks. Total sales, par value, $2,295,000.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
the last car
Following are the quotations on the New
York Stock exchange:
trlfugsl. Sfr3'V; centrifugal, white, 4 $-16c;
yeiiow, j-vh.i i&-ic; seconds, znaac
JMUl,AtMSfc,n (itn kettle, nominal, liwa-c:
centrifugal. 6tfl8c. flvruo. nominal. lnf
24c.
NEW YORK. Julv 14. SUGAR Raw,
firm: fair reflninv. 3uc centrifugal. M test.
8V; molasses sugar, 2c; refined, firm.
London Stork Market.
LONDON, July 14. Closing quotations:
Contois for ioojr... 2 New York Central. ...1W
. 4Ji4 Norfom nwtara...
. 4 4o -fa Jl
. s Oninrlo Wntars.. I4H
. 2Vrnniy!nl 42.
. M fund Mln
.lt4m Reading
. IT, do Hit pM 41
. ltl do d pf K
.144 Southorn Railway.... tH
. 1V do pfd !
. I74 gnutbarn Pa'Ho. 41
. M4 Union Pactao
. .:,! do pfd MH
. 47 v United Statat Rtaal...
. 87 I do pfd 1H
1!t!& .Wfthaah V
do pia nil
do account
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Baltimore se Ohio.,
Canadian Pacific
tioaapeaka A Oh la
Chicaao O. W
C. M. a m. P...,
nBcm ,
iMnrer A R. O....
do pfd ,
Krlo ,
do lrt pfd
do td Pfd
tlllnola Central
loulaTllla Nh...lll I
Mlaaourl. K. aV T.... liui
BAR SILVER Firm at 4d per ounce.
MONEY 2(f2Vi ner cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills
z-teri 1-10 ppr reni ana iur ro-mv,
bins is z v(! per cent.
Boston Stock Quotations.
nnaTfiM Jniv 14 Call loans. 84M per
cent; time loans, 4i& per cent Official
closing prices on stock, and bends:
Atrhlaon 4a nmAmalnatae
Mex. Central 4a 71 1 Bingham M
Atrhlaon an Calumet a Hela....4M
do afd 119 cantennttl f
Doaton ak Albany. ...! jCoppcr Ranja 41 N
Poaton Ma 16. Dominion Coal
Huston Elerated ....140 jKranklln
N. Y. N. H. H....1M Vlile Royals
Pltrbhur. pfd 115 Mohawk 31
Union Parlflo Tt Old Dominion 11 Uj
Mn, Central i0 Oaceola 104
Amarlran Buiar 11SS Parrot H
do Dtd lHUGulncr pa
American T. A T....12a Santa r Copper 1
. 14 ITamaraek
.171 ITrlmountals 4
. 14 .Trinity
. 81 United States 1
.101 Utah
. 1744 Victoria ivtj
. . Winona 71
Common... M Iwolyerln 44
4 United Copper 14
EGGS Fresh, 12c.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oat., bu
Receipt.. Shipments.
69,c00 12 800
12,000 36.800
8,000 14,000
Visible "apply of Grain.
NEW YORK, July 14 Special cable and
telegraph dispatches received by Brad
street's shows the following change. In
available . applies, compared with last ac
count: WHEAT United States and Canada, east
of Rockies, decrease, 2,000,000 bu.; afloat for
and In Europe, decrease, 2.100.000 bu. ;
world's available, decrease, 4,160,000 bu.
CORN United States and Canada, east
of Rockies. Increase. 4-'4.00O bu.
OATS United States and Can da, east of
Rockies, .increase, 44,000.
The decreases are: Portland, Ma, 140.000
ihi., uepvi naruor, jm.uuu du. : Manitoba.
382.009 bu.
The Increases are: Chicago private ele
vators, liiu.irw du. ; jNBsnvnie, Kf.uoo bi!.:
Dallas, 66,000 bu.; Port Huron, 60,000 bu.
Philadelphia Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Ju'y 14. BUTTER
Steady, fair demand; extra western cream
ery, zic; nearoy prints, Z3c.
EGOS Firm, good demand: fresh nearhv
17c. Iofs off; western, 17c; southwestern,
16c: southern. Ic(ul6c.'
CHEESE Quiet and a shade easier; New
York full creams, choice, new, lo(ffl014c;
laji in ajuuu new, 7VU
Mlnnennolla Wheat, Flonr and Bran,
MINNEAPOLIS, July 14. WHEAT
n, o.iac; juiy, sour; September, 7Ho;
on track. No. 1 hard, fWVjc; No. 1 northern,
o,-v, nuiiiiern, poc; no. i northern
83M,(U434c.
I' LOUR First patents, $i.6O5T4.70: second
patents, h.doclm.mi: nrst clears, 83.4oa3.60;
second clears. $2.50(82 .60.
BRAN In bulk, 812.2612.60.
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL. Julv 14-WHRAT-Rnot
dull; No. 1 red, northern, spring, Ca 6d:
No. 3 red. western, winter. 6a 2d: Nn 1
California. Cs 6Vi.d; futures, quiet; July, 6s
so-. rcpiemDer, os sa; iecember, 6s 3d.
lAJriiN opoi, easy; American mixed. 4s
'a; futures, quiet; July, 4. 6d; Septatn
bar, 4a 6Hd.
Atrhlaon
do pld
Bal. at Ohio
do pfd
Canadian Pacloc .,
Central of N. J....
Chea. It Ohio
Chicago at Alton...
do pfd
Chlcaio 4k O. W...
do lat pfd
Chicago N. W...
Chicago Ter. A Tr
do pfd
.CCA Si. L.
Colorado Ho
do lei pld
do Id pfd
Del. A Hudson...
Del. L,. A w
Denver A R. Q...
do pfd '.
Erie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Great Nor. pfd,...
Hocking Valley ..
do pfd
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
. C. Southern...
do pfd
. A N
Manhattan L
Met. t. Ry
Minn. A BU L
Mo. Peclnc
M . K. A T
do pfd
Nat. Ry. of, Max..
do pfd
N. T. Central
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Peanarlranla
P., C. C. A St. L.
Reading
do lat prd
do 3d pfd
Rock lalanl Co....
do pfd
Bt. U A S. F
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Bt. L. H. W
do pfd
Bt. Paul
x Offered.
6;il St. Paul Pfd 170
. ut so. facinu 4tS
. J jao. railway ii
. tl I oo ptd
.UyTeiae A Pad 0c 26
Mllwankeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Julv 14.-WHEAT-rull
No. 1 northern, $9fy;ac; No. 3 northern,
BUBic; new, eeptember, T7Vi577Hc
RY E Ve lower: No. 1. 64V4c.
BARLEY Dull; No. 3, 6aa0uc; sample, 4
afr fi-!f
Dolntk Grain Market.
DULUTH. Julv 14. WHETT iin
No. 1 northern, 86c; No. $ northern, Mc;
OATS-S64j38c.
Peorln Market.
PEORIA. Ill July 14CORN-Steidy
m. "V , 31 J. ej, JC.
OATS-Dull; No. 3 while. 36o. '
. Toledo Seed Market.
TOLKDO, July 14-SEEDS-Clover. dull.
. rw uawb ak4auav ae.sif.
Ferelajn irinnnelal.
LONDON. July li-The demand for
money wa. fairly active In ,k. i.-.
!2'Uf,a,.'.raane w,ln th Payment of
the $1S,u60.ujO insiallroent of the Transvaal
loan. Bualnees on the Mock exchange
uywwu ewuiswuai Bepree.eq acid besltatliial
Dominion I. A B.
Oen. Elactrlo
Maaa. Klectrle ....
do pfd
United Fruit
U. 8. Bteel
do pfd...
Wentlngh.
Adventure
Allouel ..
Kerr York itlning ftootetlons.
NEW YORK. July 14 The following are
tne quotations on the New xork otoca ex
change:
I Little Chief ..
;o Uontarlo
16 Ophlr
3 iPhoenlx
1 Potoal
gavaga
.100 I Sierra Nevada
.UO Small Hopei .
. I Istandard
Adama Coa
Alice
Breeca
Rrunewlrk Con..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va 120
Horn Hllver ..
Iron Silver ...
Leadvllle Coa.
x Offered.
. t
,.4t0
..144
. 1
,. II
..
.. l
.. It
,.1M
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
ef 8t4)rt and Oowt in Aotirt Demnd at
Etetdy PrioeB.
HOGS SUFTERCD ANOTHER SHARP DECLINE
Bkeen Reeelpts Fairly Llheral and tke
Demand front Packers Was In Bad
Bhapo 8 the Market Waa 3Cx
tresaelr Dnll an Wenk.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 14.
Rerelcts were: Cattle. Hon. Sheep
Official Monday 3,777 i.oM 8,J
Cfliclal Tuesday 3.277 13.000 i.Kl
Two dav. this week.. 7 064 10.664 14.2K8
Same day. last week.... 7.263 13.477 6.7 ;i
Same week before 8.6M 17.362 8.6.19
Same three weeks ago.. 8.423 36,857 8,4X1
cams tour weeks ago....lS,oa m.zxs
Same days last year..,.. 7.413 11,449 13.818
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The tnllowlnr tahle shows the receipt, of
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
year: l03. 1902. Inc. Deb.
Cattle 632,668 3x6,179 146,373
Hogs L370.711 1.409.867 .u
Sheep 689,736 467,044 132,661
Average price paid tor hogs at South
Omaha for the last several day. with comparisons:
Dtfle. 103. 11902. 11901. 11900. 118V9.11898.11897.
,.!? loteuo, St. L. A iW. to
.. do pfd .' 41V6
,. a Union Paclflo 77
,. btSil do pid Wa
,. UnWaba.n 2l
,. tji; no pld Uta
,.164 iWhealiug A Ij. a,.... 1
,. i 'ia. Ccutral ls
.. m! oo pid w
,. 7 lAdaina x Ill
,. lb American Ex lu
.. 64 I United Stale Kx 1UV
.. 24iiWella-Fargo x lai
..Ida lAmal. Copper 4a
..142 Amer. Car A T 94Vj
. . no pia to
.. 7SW Amer. Un. Oil 10
.. tui do pfd 32
.. MVt Amer. Locomotive... S'H
.. r4'V do pfd w
..170 American B. A R.... ;
.. 7W do pfd ill
.. n Amer. Sugar Kef....ll6'4
..126Vi'Anac. Mining Co.... HI
.. 24 iBrooklyn R. T 524,
.. 41
.. II
.. 41
..ism
..11'
.. 78
Colo. Fuel A Iron..
Columbue A H. C
Cona. Oaa
Gen. Electrlo ...
Inter. Paper
du pfd
Inter. Pump
xdo pfd
jtiVNallonul Biscuit
. 4;i1 national um ,.
. Ws :No. American ...
. l Pacinc Mall
.1 Peop'"' s Uaa ....
. 3 Preued 8. Car...
. JS I do pfd
. 134 Pullman P. Car..
.UMi nepuono scaei
70
. tl
. I0U
. 4a
.
. 70
. BT
. 144
.140V
do pfd
Rubber Oooda
do pfd
Tenn. Coal A Iron
U. 8. Leather
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steal
do pfd '.
Weatern Union ....
40
14U
..lfctVa
.170(4
. Ua
. 47
,.
. 77
. :
. 16
. 2
. it
. 5',
. id
,. 46V.
.1
. li
. 71
,. io4
,. 74
.. 47
.. S
.. IVi
,. i
.. 48
.. 7
.. 74
., U
Srn York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 14. MONEY On call
steady at 2wn3i per cent, closing 24 per
cent; time money, nrm; sixty days, 4 per
cent: ninety days, 4Wflo per cent tlx
months, s per cem; prime mercantile
paper, 6HS per cent.
STERLING EXCHANtj K Steady at a
rioclln. with actual business in bankers'
hills at l.ffi'0 for demand and at 84 846.K&
4.M55 for slxty-aay Dins; nostea rates,
n and 34.68: commercial bills. 31.84 V
BIL.Vr.K- oar, oo-)c; dicxican aoiiurs,
2- ... ...
BONDS oovernmeni, sieauy; railroad,
weak. . .
The closing quoiauoni on Donas are as
follows:
V. 8. ret. ta, r....10S Meg. Central 4a 74
do eoupon lua1 so la mo ii
do la. rag 10.4t Mtun. A St. L. 4a...
do coupon luiaM., K. A T. 4 to
do saw '4a, reg mi o aa
do coupon ltt'.fcN. V. C. gen. a..
do old 4a, ret Ill gun,
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. July 14. COTTON-
Spot. nominal: sales. 6uo bales: ordinary
9 11-16c; good ordinary, 11c; low middling,
111e : mlddllna. Uc: rood middling. 13Vi('.:
middling fair. 131&-16c; recelpU, 1,411 bales;
stock, lo.sot Dales, f utures, steaay; juiy,
12.60c. bid: August. 12.66c. bid: September.
10. 2.Vg 10.26c ; October, .47S9.48c; November,
.iMi(w.3oc; December, .iiQrj.&c; January,
9.2i9.8lc.
NKW YORK, July 14 COTTON Opened
weak at a decline of 6j27 points under an
other sensational break In the Liverpool
market, the excellent crop weather re
ported from the belt and a renewal of Wall
nil t , : v . u. r . uum unci tlic un.I
which had closed the preceding day at
11.67c, sold at 11.60c, with September at
10.40c, July at 11. Wc and October at 9.73c,
these being net declines of from 11 to 35
points. Later Liverpool cables, however,
reported a sharp rally In that market and
the bulls again came to the suonort of
local value, and a rally of from 6 to 20
point, waa Boon apparent. Then trading
became less active and the market ruled
about steady to midday, with the trade
apparently waiting for the weekly crop
report before operating aggressively. The
report proved leas bullish than had been
expected and prlcei immediately broke
points under excited liquidation and a
renewal of bear pressure. This selling soon
exhausted Itself and waa followed by an
other slight rally under covering and bull
support. Soon wire orders from out of
town began to come in. however, and local
bears were encouraged to sell the market
by the weakness in Wall street. During
tho balance of the session the market tuled
n.ore active, with prices generally showing
weHKnens. ine ciose. wniie steady, was at
a net decline of ISiftSJ nolnts or about tha
lowest of the session. Bales estimated at
350.000 bales. , .
ST. LOUIS. July 14.-COTTON-3ulet. tin-
cnangea; miaanng, ie; sales, 17 bales;
receipts, none; shipments, 209 bales; .tock,
livehpVkvt. Jniv 14 mrrnN gnt
moderate business drt'ne; prices 12 points
lower; American middling fair. 6.66d; good
miuaung, d.iw; minnung, o.zua; low mid
dling, 6.94d; good ordinary, 6.64d: ordinary,
6 44d. The sales of the day were 5,000 bales,
of which 1,000 were for speculation and
export, and Included 4,300 America. Re
ceipts were 4,200 bales, all American. Fu
tures opened and closed quiet and steady.
American middling, g. o. c, July. 6.03
6.04d; July-August, 6.03d; August-Septe-n-ber,
6.0K(i6.02d; September-October, 6.62d;
October-November. &.27('5.28d ; November
December, 6.19d; Decemher-Januarv, 6.14d;
January-February, 6.12(g.13d : February
March, 6.115.12d; Maroh-Aprll, 5.11cijj.l2d.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 14. WOOL-An Improved
demand, particularly for medium grades,
and a gradual strengthening of price, on
fleece and other descriDtloi: most wanM
at the present time, are the feature, of the !
traoe nere. xne American Woolen com-
fany, wnicn operates thirty mills and a
arge proportion of the other manufacturers
are in tne mantel. The goods market Is
nly weak on spot In slsrht. Recently, it la
said, several manufacturers olTered consid
erable quantities of low grade good, at
about the same prices a. last year. The
wool u-aae r.aa expected an advance. Quo
tations: Kentucky, Indiana, etc. S-blood.
23Vli24c: Vt-blood, 23V(i24c; braid, 21I&22C.
Texas 13 months. iW&)c; 6 to 8 months. 17
lSc: fall, Iodide. California North, choice.
ii'U--c; average, iuisc; mmaie counties, 16
4! 17c; southern. 12'ul3c. Territory Idaho,
tine. 14'aioc; line medium. lbVMi 17Ac : me
dium. loojlWie; Wyoming, fine. 14(16c; fine
meaium, iwy-nc; medium, istu ic; L.tan and
Nevada, tine, I6(l6c; tine medium, 1718c;
medium. limTOc; Dakota, fine. IbiclHc: fine
medium, 16Vrr'l 1 Vic ; medium, 1920c; Mon
tana, line choice, ls19c; fine average, ltiVcf
irjc; line meuium cnoice, waive; average,
17(fil7Hc.
ST. 1a)UIS, July 14. WOOL In demand,
active and strong; medium grades clothing
and combing. la21c; light line, 1 org 18c;
heavy nne, laojiTc; tub washed, wfzc.
NEW lOKh. Ju y 14 WOOL Firm.
LONDON. July 14. WOOL The offerinrs
at the auction sales today numbered 13,116
Dales. jompeiiiion wa. spirited ana prices
were firmer. Crossbreds were bought freely
dv tne nome iraue. nau-orea comoinss
and scoureds were In strong request for
r ranee, scoureas were in active demand
for Germany. Broken wools sold at the
highest price, of the series. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal grades were in better de
mand. Several lot. of medium sllpe. and
half-bred lambs were taken by American
buyers. Following are the sales In detail
New South Wales, 1.S0Q bales; scoured, lOVid
fills lOd: greasy, 7dftlsld. Queensland.
2.000 bales; scoured, 8d(ils9V4d; greasy, bW
ll',a. victoria, imu Dales; scoured, luOyV
la loo ; greaay, oayis zo. eouin Australia,
200 bales: scoured, biftfxi; greasy, 6A'g
Is d. West Australia. 100 bales; greasy. 6'q
1D',J. Tasmania, sno bales; greasy, 64d'a
Is. New Zealand, 6.200 bales; scoured, 5u
lslOd: greasy, bdralaid. Cape of Good
Hone and isatai, l.buu bales; scoured, a-dg)
ls9d; greasy. 6Vflod. Punta Arenas, luo
bales; greasy, 6'7Vid.
June li...
June 18...
June 17...
June 13...
June 18..
June 34),,,
June i..,
June 22...
June 23..
June 24...
June 26..,
June 28...
June 2..
June 28..
June 29..
June 80..
July 1....
July 2...
July I...
July 4...
July 6...
July 6...
July 7...
July 8...
July 9...
July 10..
July 11..
July 12..
July 18..
July 14..
8 IW, 6 86
6 oih 7
I 4Va 124 I 88
6 7 1 36 t 81
t M 7 84 8 ti
6 to 1 u 88
1 44 6 911
( 8SA I 89
6 77 7 60
6 67, 7 69 i 831
6 67 7 67 6 99
6 704, 7 61 8 88
6 to 1 bi 6 91
7 66 6 87
6 664, 6 90
( 86 7 62
5 60 7 64 t 89
6 66 7 64 6 U
6 60 7 82 6 74
a ae e
7 64 B 73
6 66 S 79
6 4S 7 76
t 39 7 82 6 82
6 44 7 80 S 83
6 82 7 63 6 86
6 36 1 1 8 V2
7 77 8 96
6 28 6 05
i 16 7 72
4 891 I 841 8 771
4 86 8 62) 8 90
8 631 3 84
8 8U
188
6 Ob
4 44.
3 611 I
n U 80
4 ail 4 Ml 1
t 00 3 66 8 72
6 13) 3 3 '
8 31
8 31
3 It
3 31
3 U
6 17
6 101
8 vol
8 11
4 991
i 01
0 VI
a
6 OS
6 16
6 11
a
6 13
8 13
6 04
6 02
6 131
6 08
8 U
8 31
I 3 21
3 821 3 68 3 24
3 69,
3 62
3 63
3 60
8 661
8 61
3 61
3 631
8 641
3 66
8 6
8 t
I 73
4
I 781
3 78,
3 83
8 81
8
90
8 96
4 04
4 09 8 82
4 0o li
3 66
3 66
3 761
3 81
3 78
8 70
8 73!
3 23
8 16
3 61
3 24
8 24
3 U
8 18
8 21
8 28
3 28
3 82
3 36
3 28
3 18
3 14
8 la
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.!
I..
3..
1..
I..
6..
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1..
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a u
I Tt
I 00
1 1404 I tt 1
I I40 I 70 1
1 ino t n
STOCK CALVES.
S) 144 I 40 1 10 4 44
CALVES.
m in I it
1M 4 10 1 10
STAGS.
iioo 4 r,
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
M0 t 4n I u I 44
BTOCKKRS AND FEEDERS.
too 00 11 '0 IS
440 t tl 10 707 I T4
til III U 4 It
HOGS Receipts of hogs were very liberal
at all points today, and as a result the ten
dency of prices continued downward. The
market nere opened a big dime lower ajia
packers picked out the most desirable light
and medium weights. Alter the first round
tne market grew rapldiy worse and closed
a big 16c lower, some salesmen quoted the
market 16tj2uc lower on the close. Trading
was fairly active at the beginning, but by
the time 100 loads had changed hands buy
ers aasumed an Indifferent attitude, as they
nao tneir more urgent orders lined and aid
not care whether they got any more hogs
or not. As a result the close wa. not
only very weak, but also very dull.
At the beginning the bulk of the sale,
went from 66.16 to $520. with a ton at
8622. Prices though kept going down
until on the close heavy hogs would not
bring over 85.10, with light loads celling
very mtie better. Representative sales;
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
cattle, .nogs. Diivn aew.
C. M. 8L P. Ry....4
Wabash Ry
Missouri pacinc Ry.. 3
Union Pacific system. 27
C. 4 N. W. Ry 6
F., K. ft M. V. R. R. 31
C, Bt. P.. M. ft O.... 15
B. ft M. Ry 60
C, B. ft Q. Ry 4
C, R. I. & P.. east... 8
C, R. I. ft P., west... 3
Illinois Central Ry.... 8
Z9
6
1
29
7
65
12
83
18
11
201
ii 'i
1
e
4
mm
e-e
23 16
Total receipts ....162
The disposition ot the day', receipts was
a. follow., each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Omaha Packing Co...
Swltt and Company
Armour ft Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour, Sioux City
Vansant ft Co
Lobman ft Co
Huston ft Co
L. F. Husi
Wertheimer
Other buyers
Total.....
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
472
771
842
824
46
s
47
7
14S
2.U40
8,064
3,927
2.861
1.104
12.976
ool
8u6
643
1.492
3,443
do eoupon
do la, reg.
do coupon
14
lie
..111 No. Pacinc 4a IW-
10J do la n
lua k w. con. aa aa
Atchteon can. 4a... a t Heading gen. 4a 4ia
xdo adj. a a ot. u, a i. a. e. aa.iiuva
Bal. A Oblo 4a itiuei. a., at o. r. aa.... ee
do i f .ai- a. w. u vo
do conr. 4a 10V xdo la 11
Canada 8o. U M4 8 A. A A. P. 4a.... 7I
iv aa. racice aa oe
tt ibu. nauwar aa lu
Central of Ga. aa. .
do la Inc
Cnea. A Ohio 4ia
Chlrago-A A. iVea
C., B. A W a. aa
.lOoVTexaa A Parttc la..,116S,
ittlT., St. L 4 W. ii
1 .Lnloo Pacidc 4a
C. M A Bt P g 4a...lu6l do conr. 4a
CAN. W. e. Ta UuVWabaah la
C. B. I. A P. 4a 101 do la
C C C A St L f. 4a.. 47 do deb. B
Chicago Ter. 4a ta Weat Bbore 4a ,
Colorado So. 4a It Wheal. A L. B. 4a.,
lUeater A R. O. 4s. I7.W. Central da
Erla prior Ilea aa.... to jCoa. Tobacco 4a....
do general 4a jlV'olo. Kuel cone. 6s
F. W. A D. C. ls....lot, Rotk laland 4a ;a'a
Hocking vai. a...i',n- con. oiig g. ta.ioo
I'r 8. Stael Id 6a k Pans. coar. H
U A N. am. en n
x Offered.
14
H4
liV,
lit
IVI
M
U
la
.3,227
CATTI.K There was not a heavy run of
cattle here today for a Tuesday, and a. a
result the market was active and steady
after buyers and sellers finally got down
to business. All desirable grades were dls
rosed of In good season and the prices
paid were very satisfactory as compared
with yesterday's sales.
Reef steer, made up the bulk of the of
ferings, the same as has been the case for
some time past, and the market could
aaiely be quoted steady and relive on me
dium and lightweight cattle of good qual
ity. Heavy cattle ware a little neglected,
and the same was true at 'he commoner
grade, of all weights. The cattle, though,
began moving toward the aca.es at an early
hour, so the bulk was disposed ot In good
season. . ...
The cow market also showed very little
change from yesterday. The demand was
brisk for cornted grades of good quality
and. in fact, all kinds that were at all de
sirable sold without much difficulty at
fully as good prices aa were paid yester
day. When It came to the commoner
kinds and especially to inferior grassers
the markot wa. slow and uneven, tne same
as usual. . .
Bulls, veal calves and stags all met with
ready sale at the same prices that were
paid yesterday.
The supply of stockers and feeders was
again limited and, In fact, there were so
few on sale that It Is difficult to quote a
market. As a general thing though tha
few bunches thnt did arrive sold at what
looked to be steady prices. Representative
sales;
tJEEJT DiCIilts.
At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
. 440 3 00 40 1007 4 41
. 400 3 00 17 ....1110 4 70
144 8 00 44 1071 4 70
No.
1...
1...
I...
4...
90...
I...
1...
II....
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I....
6....
II....
II....
154...
1....
I....
64....
I....
I....
I....
II....
II...,
II....
II...,
II...,
!....
II...,
II...
11...
II....
7...
II..,
11...
31...
10...
41...
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Buyers are here In Increased numbers, but
the market shows little evidence of in
creased activity. Conservative buying Is
tha order of the day. and when aooda are
wanted for immediate delivery prices near
the top of the mantel are -being paid. The
Inquiry Is cunnnea isrgeiy to spots and in
dividual purcnases are reainciea.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 14. SUGAR Dull; I November, 4.0i4i4u6c; December, 4 30c; Jev
open ketue, tltU T-isoi epea aeiue, eea-1 uary, t.36o; March, ttoo; Ma, 4.KMX
OH add Rosin,
OIL CITY. Pa.. July 14. OIL Credit bal-
ances. 3160; certificates, no hid. Ship
ments, 67,713 bbla.; average, 71,008 bbla.j
runs, 15,762 bbls.; average. 69,683 bbls. Ship
ments, Lima, 69,364 bbls.; average, 63.797
bbls.; runs, Lima. 8,493 bbls.; average, 61.-
789 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. . July 14. OIL Tur
pentine, firm, 48c.
ROSIN-Firm; A, B, C, 3166; D, 310; E,
81.65: F. 31.70; G. 31.75: H. 3238; I, 82.65: K,
$J.84i; M. 3&0; N, 83.00; WG, 83.16; WW,
VI 41V
NEW TORK. July 14. -OIL Cottonseed,
easv: Drlme crude, nominal: prime yellow.
4-.'i-tJc. Petroleum, steady. Turpentine,
nrm.
ROSIN-Steady
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frails,
NEW YORK. July 14 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market steady to firm under a
fair Jobbing demand; common are quoted
at 4"iuc; prime, &4jc; cnoice, c; lancy,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Spot
prunes are firm, with Home export demand
noted, but prices remain unchanged, rang
ing from 3c to 7c for all grades. Apricots
rule steady on spot; futures are freely of
fered, but attract little attention; choice
are quoted at 7ghc and fancy at 1'Jiqv
12'c. feacnes are steady ana uncnangoo a
vuic for cnoice ana ntf iue tor lancy.
CaaTee Market.
NEW TORK, July 14. -COFFEE Spot
Rio, quiet; No. 7 invoice, lliu; mild, easy
Cordova, 7 if lie. Futures opened steady at
unchanged price, and ruled quiet. In keep
ing with featureless foreign news, but
turned quiet later in the seaalon on offer
lnara by lniDortera. and closed dull, net un
changed to 10 points lower. Sales were
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lit 1418 Receipts. 6.370 head; market 10e
lower; lights, 68 30ijj.3&; medium and
heavy. 86.ldty6.rrH.
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head; market strong to 16c higher; top na
tive ewes, 33.68; top good natives, 86.76.
stack la Sight.
Following were the receipts of live stock
at the tlx principal western cities yesterday:
Hogs. Sheep.
13.0i 6.891
Omaha
Chicago
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FLOATS DOWN THE MISSOURI
W. L. atocklas; Makes Trip from Fort
Rfatoa te Omaha by
Beat.
W. L. Stocking of Fort Benton. Mont., ar
rived In Omaha Monday from that place,
having made the entire trip by boat on the
Missouri river. Mr. Stocking I. a ranch
man of the vicinity of Fort Renton and ha.
been a resident cf the section for forty
ye.r. He I. 87 years old and the boat In
which he made his voyage was of his own
construction. It was of the fist boat pat
tern, about four feet wide and twelve or
fourteen feet In length, with a sort of cabin
for shelter agaln.t Inclement weather.
He left Fort Benton April 1 and floated
down the fiver at hi. leisure. He carried
provisions, ammunition and an old double
barreled shotgun of the mutile-loadlng
pattern. He would tie up at nights and set
hjs fish Una. He managed to keep himself
supplied with fish and would occasionally
bring down a duck or wild goose with his
shotgun for a change of diet.
The trip wa. made entirely for pleasure.
He had man thrilling adventure, and en
countered many dangers. The worst trouble
he had was with drift wood, which threat
ened "many times to send him and his toat
to the bottom. He made very few stop,
on the way down, his last stop being at
Sioux City, where he had to lay In a few
additional supplies. One day during the
high water he made fifty miles In four
hours He landed with his queer outfit
down near South Omaha, .old the rig and
will remain in Omaha for a few days. He
will return to Benton by railway. He
states that he enjoyed the trip Immensely
and never had better health.
DHH.EP There waa another llheral run
of sheep and lambs here today, and ap
parently the supply was in excess of the
demsnd, as buyer, did not take hold with
any life and did not seem to care whether
they got any fresh supplies or not. What
few bids were made were a good deal lower
than yesterday, but a good many salesmen
said they could not even get a bid on what
they had. It was a very slow, weak and
unsatisfactory market and up to a late
hour only two loads of fat stuff had been
disposed of.
The demand for feeders was again In
good nhape and the market on that class
of stock could safely be quoted steady with
yesterday.
Toward noon buyers took hold and bought
a few loads at Just about steady prices, but
it was very evident that the demand at
such prices was very Uxlted. A bunch of
Idaho wethers brought 83.70 and yearlings
84. which were the same prices paid yes
terday for the same stuff. Some Wyoming
wethers of fair quality sold for 83.35. Even
with these few sales at about ateadv nrlcea
the market could not be quoted anything
put siow ana weaK.
Quotations for grass stock: Good to
choice lambs. 35.60(56.00: fair to good lambs.
85.00?6.50; good to choice yearlings, 83.S541
4.Z&; ralr to good yearlings, 33 tW3.85; good
to choice wethers, 83.50fg3.76; fair to good
wethers. 83.0003.60: good to choice ewes.
32.7&&S.40; fair to good ewes. 32.502.76;
feeder lambs, 83.60fi3.75; feeder yearlings,
33.00J3.5O; feeder wethers. 327608.26; feeder
ewes. 32.00ffT2..SO. Renreaentatlva anlna;
641 Oregon feeder wethers t f 78
M3 Idaho wethers and ewes S3 3 SO
651 Wyoming wethers 107 8 35
636 Idaho wethers 106 8 70
320 Idaho yearlings 88 4 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK -MARKET.
ll
Cattle Are Steady. While Sheea aad
Lambs Drop. Lower.
CfltlCAOO. Julv 14-ATTLI5Rcelnta
8.600 head: market steady; good to prime
steers. 36.0nir6.6O: noor ta medium. tt.OlVfs
6.00: stockers and feeders. 82.6Oi4.60: cows.
81 WXfM.tt; heifers 82 2K4JS.00: eanners.-81.60
rrz.su; nuns, tz.zwH4.zis: calves, 32.6Ot.0O;
Texas fed steers. 33.35fr4.60.
huob-Receipts. i7.tmo head: estimated
tomorrow, 16.000: left over. 8,000; mixed and
nuicners. w.iwio. M ; good to cnoice heavy,
35.80ff5 40; rough heavy, 84.6Vf? 30; light,
tS S'xfTRW.: bulk of sales. 86.2W6.36.
SHEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts, 10.000
head; sheep opened steady and closed
lower: tamns lower; ralr to choice mixed,
33.0063.60; western sheen end yearlings.
ei.iKnu.tn, iiauve mill w, ao.uuej.eu.
Kaaaas City Live Stoek Market,
KANSAS CITY. July 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6.700 natives, 4,800 Texan., 1,800 Texa.
calves, i,2j native calves; dressed beeves
steady, others weaker; quarantine, weak
to lower; ut heifers steady; cows weak
stockers ami feeders quiet; choice export
and dressed beef steers, 34.705.10; fair to
good, 84.OOtfi-4.70; stockers and feeders, 32.604f
4.26;- western-fed steers, 33.00fr4.76; Texa.
and Indian steers, 13.1(4.00; Texas cows,
31.75ift'3.50; native cows. 31.75fr4.0O; native
heifers. t2.Z6fi4.30; canners. .oo2.26; bulls,
6Z.0TKfi3.6O; calves. 2.2ifr5.00.
Hons-Recelnts. l3.oo head: inc lower
top, to 4?H; bulk of sales, 65.20'fT'i.25: heavy,
t.".v(J6,S0- mixed packers. 85 . 2-iS . 26 ; light,
x5.i7'.ft75.3ZVi; yorkers, lo.iMiia.rc; pig,
85. 25i?i 5. 42.
SHEEP AND LAMHH Receipts, 1,700
head: western lambs, 83.0otii5.75: fed ewes
33.0oT4.85; Texas clipped yearlings, 83.203i
6.oo; Texas cupped sneep. Ki.out7t.yu; stock
ers and feeders, ti VaJ f.
Kew York Live Stock Market,
NEW TORK, July 14. CATTLE No re
ceipts; dressed beef steady; city dressed
native sides, 64tfSVic per lb.; cables quoted
American steers, top price. 12c, dressed
weight; top price for refrigerator beef, 9e
per lb.; reported exports for today, 2,Ou6
heaves. 760 sheeD. 4.300 quarters of beef,
CALVES RecelpU. It head; very little
trading; a few veals sold at about steady
prices st 36. ootid. 50 per cwt. ; city dressed
veals, 7(010c per 10.
iiikih Keceints. l.ww nean.
8HKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,662
head; good sheep Ho higher; common and
medium grades quiet and steady; lambs In
good demand and steady, closing nrm;
sheep snld at 32.6064.00 per cwt.; lambs,
85.70os.76; dressed mutton, 0(00 per id.
dressed lambs, I 11 He.
OMAHA GIRLJN BUTTE JAIL
Police Find Her In Pitiable Ceadltloa
aad Associated Charities Be
comes Interested.
A delicate little girl In her teens, who
said her name was Ella Kutch and that
she came from Omaha, Is In the county
Jail at Butte, Mont, where the police
rescued her from he Jibes and abuse of a
mob of trlen and boys. The girl was weep
ing, her clothing was torn and she was
almost fainting from fatigue. So hysterical
were her actions that the police concluded
she might be demented. . She was so young
and In so pitiful a condition that the As
sociated Charities of Butte has endeavored
to do something for her.
Mrs. L. M. Cunningham, the president of
the organisation, has written Chief Dona
hue as follow.: "The enclosed clipping
tells the story of a sad case that has come
to our notice. Will you kindly locate the
mother of the girl for us, so we may get
Into communication with her as soon a.
possible?"
There la no such name a. Kutch In the
Omaha directory, but Chief Donahue la
making an effort to find the family. Ac
cording to the Butte clipping the girl told
somewhat tangled story of being enticed
away from a good home by a coachman,
whose name she did not give. Bhe lived
In Salt Lake, City for awhile, and somehow
found her way to Butte, where her condi
tion became miserable. She could .find no
place to stay, excepting for two nights.
when a kindly woman cook let her share
her room.
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Thess births and death, have been re
ported to the health office:
Birtns .J. win rnotiyson, sjz7 eoutn
Sixteenth, boy; Harry Darker, 8J6 South
Forty-llrst, boy: Frank Kuncl, Third and
Williams, girl; Hans Anderson, 2231 Mason,
girl; Arthur Edmlsten, 82U9 Cass, boy.
Deaths Infant Almcsterer, 8 months,
1036 Dominion street: Margaret Jackson.
23, 1526 Wirt: Benjamin Bates. 74, 2517
Franklin; Clyde cnappeli, 17, Benson;
Baby Thompson, 22 days, 1501 Vinton; Sis
ter Mary Rose, 39, Fifteenth and Castellar;
Mrs. Fannie Carter, 36, 1313 Davenport.
t. Loala I.lva Steek Market.
t" iwTfTH Julv 14. OATTLE Receipts,
8.000 head, Including 6,000 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers.
34 SM16.26; dressed beet end nutcner steers,
u aL Hi' ateara under I.OP' lbs.. 83.764i4.80;
stockers snd feeders, 32.6yn4 25; cows snd
heifers, 33.26414.50; canners, 2 00a3.60; bulls.
32 764)3 76; calves. 82.6jJ.60; Texas snd In
dian steers ef i."Bl.B. cowa anu nuiua,
.wa v
lower: pigs and lights, t-V 15-i(6.75; packers,
a fv hutchers. 86 2Vrj6.60. -
SHEEP AND LA HUH- Receipts. 3 600
head; market ateadv; native mutton. 8104
t,4im: lambs. 34 6036.00 ; culls and bucks.
32.OU0H&O; stockers, R 0031.15; Texans, (3.60
J4.60.
leas City Live sleek Market.
SIOVX CITY, la.. July 14 (Special Tele-
v CiTTt.tt R a. 1 r 1 a U0 head:
steady; beeves. 34.0043600; cows, bulls and
mixed. 31 5014.30; stockers snd feeders, 82-76
tj3 Ka: calves ana yarungB, e.w' -HOaS
Receipts. 6,800 head; 16 20c lower,
selling at M.ota m; duib. h iwod.w.
t. Jeaepk Live stock Market.
1 ST. JOSEPH, July 14. CATTLE Re-
Mortallty Statistics.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
600
876
156
100
INSTRUMENTS (lied for record yesterday
as lurnisnea oy ine Midland Ur.orantee
end Trust company, bonded abstracters,
1614 Farnam street: .
Deeds.
Frank W. Slabaugh and wife to Em-
ny J. campneu, e no feet lots 1 and
1. block 33. South Omaha 13000
George T. Crandell to John McCor-
mick, lot 7, block 18, McCormlck's
add .' 1
Matea.sl Sialeswskl to Mary Stale-
wiski, wire, 101 4, Dlock z. Arbor
Place add 1
Sheriff to Julia Merrett, lot 17, block
11, nan scorn riace aoo 6,670
D. V. Sliole. company to Wilson T.
Uraham, undivided half Interest In
lot. 10 and 11, block 6, Plalnvlew
add.; undivided half interest In lot.
1 and 2, block "E," Lowe's add.;
undivided half Interest in lot 18.
Beauvolr Place add.; undivided half
interest In lot 33, block 17, Orchard
Hill add 1.600
Thomas r rawiskei to frank rawiskei.
lot 6. block t. Wilcox s aud
Margaret Haley and husband to Ma
ria c. fyke, 101 11, block li. urown
Park add
E. R. Hume, trustee to Vaclav Van-
cura, lot 17, block 3, Vassar Place
add
Patrick J. Lynch, sr., and wife to Mi
chael Ooggin, s 3 teet lot s, block 2.
Shull's first add
Victor E. Polssant to Corinne Pols-
sant. lots 13, -0 and Zl. block Z, and
lot 9, block 1, South Exchange Place
add.; also lot 14. block 8, Bedford
Place add 1
Thomas H. Fell and wife to Robert
Cuscaden, lot 11, block u, west end
add 4.62S
Hanna L. Anderson to Oustave E.
Lund and Ida a. iund, n ft 101 4,
block 70. South Omaha 1.000
Laura S. Forbes to Guslar A. Engel
ana sisry u. duici, juim m,,..,..,
lots 8 and 4, block 16, Hanscora Place
a44 1.200
H. A. Tukey to Thomas C. Kennedy,
lot 26, block Z, tirsmniercy rar
-.44 1
Tukey Land company to Thomas C.
Kennedy, 101s 1 ana s. pioca. iui.
13. 14. 16, 16. 17, 1. 20 and 21, block 3.
lots 11 and 12, block 4. lot 23, block
6 lots 1. 4, 8. 6. 7. 8. 17. 18. 1 and 20.
block 6, all In Grammercy Park
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President and directors of Insurance
C ompany 01 worm Amenca w aiuua
F. Jenkins, 101 e, uioca a, auuiuw
place add
Mortgages.
Sibyl Clark et ai to Charles Loomls,
s ns sec. e-io-
inula V. Jenkins and husband to pres
ident ana oirrcmn ui "
Company of North America, lot 6.
t.wi 1 Knuntia Place add 1.800
Josef Sperl and wife to Omaha Loan
and HUliaing awH-iainni, iwi wiw
a. Potter Cobb's add.......
Nora E Muagrove and husband to
same, lot 9. block 8. Meyers. Rlch-
r.4a A Tilden's add
v.prol art wire 10 some.
lots I and , DlOCg IS, lianecnm riaoa
4.600
178
350
60
PRIVATE WIRES
OEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND
STOCKS.
124 Board ef Trade Bldg . Omaha
'Phones luut aad 1017. Members ail prta
sipal echiigea. Write Utr eur dally Skar
aval letter.
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