Tim OMAHA daily m:i:: BUNDAY, '.TITLY li, IPO 4.
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XRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
LocaI July VTleat Ebor. Very Ktrint
Ger Their roe!
SHARP ADVANCE ,iLF,; DICUNEIN QuCACO
lalrrnt Alio Ihgwi la Gradlag Rales
Millers Want C ash WheatFavor
able Weather Map for liar- t
Test aad Crowl(.
OMAHA. July n 14.
lapvs'opmer.la )n the Oninh grain mar
ket prnn,ie to be vry Intereslirg during
the remainder of the month, tt h one
week l"it and en admitted shortase of
over I'.-.f-O bushels In th July lut-ira,
lh receipt practi'-aily Ml. and with the
wtiest In store liid.leqiinta to meet the re
quirements for tieli vet ler. tbe situation at
best In a little strained and It may be that
the abort will be given a rather expensive
lesson It la understood that Kanai Ofy
Is largely responsible for tha exiattng lma
of short wheat, and, according to the views
of some of the longs, tha shipments for
1e!iviy may come from 'at city, but
tha price range would not make operations
ir'(iiatila.
There mimm a renere.1 Inoulry at the eec-
retary a olllce thla morning for copies of
retarv a twice tins ni'irnmi .w.
the rulea of the exrha.-.ge, the i
tenders of "yellow belly wheat
dr consideration. This waa In
trie mauer nt
being un-
Induced 1V
the arrival of a car or two of wheat tho.
branded. According to the rules, dellverl-;.
on futures tnuat be of "turkey wheat,
and thla point reused cotinwlctslile dis
cussion and at the same time no llllla
uneasiness on tha part ft the shorts
i ( hl.-HHO wheat market valises were soft
v- and averaged nearly a point below yester
day for tha July and lino ror arerreu
futures, for ori''e, however, Onuiha prices
went the other way. This fn't emphasised
t the short Interest, and whlie the lid price
J of t), a. July future Tias advanced 2c a
, hushs! over Friday's rinsing, tha lt,
who up to a. day or two se-o were counting
their profits aa pralM'-aliy In bank, did nut
feel disposed to inrretme their ahort line.
One Iii.inO buer-.Is soil early at H'r,, but
tha 91c bid waa no Inducement for mora
sales.
Com and oats rnarhatg neg'ectsd. f-ep-tember
corn nominally eaolir and oat.
entirely nominal.
Tha nana of the day wna general In Una
with tli bearish tenucncl.'S of .yesterday
rood weather all over the roan, harvesta
fine and nop estimates keening In line
with the flnow and Price Current figures.
The foreign political situation was not
much changed, hut the little speck of a
war cloud whs not without Influence with
aome of the friends of hlglwr vrlcea.
ITesent prices of nl! grains, and espe
cially of wheat, are comparatively high
and It seems necessary to have daily news
of a bullish tendency to maintain values,
a cessation of news causing the bears to
. assume the aggressive Rnd turn tha tide
the other way.
There wna a (rood milling; demand for the
few cars of wheat on tha market and they
old readily.
Rana;e of Prices.
The range of prifVa on the Omaha, mar
ket for future delivery and the clusa today
and Friday were:
e CIUWO'
Whnt
July .
fii'Pt.
Deo. . .
Corn
July ...
frpt.' .
lea. ...
Cats
July ..
Open. High. Txw. ToIhj-. F"rl.
R n B TO PI li 9 B
.. SriHA 824A 82 A S2 A -n
.... fc2 B
.. VHA 4H. '4A. 4-1V4A 4S A
.. 44B 44B 441, H 44'U 4fi H
..40A4OA4UA4OA &B
. 41HB
.... 811A
81 , B
Pept. .
A asked B bid.
Oman Inspection In: 1 car No. t hard
wheat. 3 curs No. J corn, 1 car No. 4 whlta
lulu, 1 car No. 3 white oata; total B care.
Out: JS cars No. 2 corn.
Cash Bales on the Omaha nxchanars: T
cars No. 2 hard wheat, Wc; 1 car iNo. 3
white oats, S7o; 1 car No. whlta outa, 8'..io;
1 car No. S hard wheat, jc
WHBAT-
Todfiy
I. cunt weok......
I t year
CO UN
Today Laat year
Receipts. ehlDment.
...3'.4)6 2746
....5.4.'5 J13.H0
...5.5-1,0,5 HA.M
nn.m
.3,.7U
Grata Harktta Klaewbera,
Closlnc prices 6f grain today and SVi
day at tha markets natd were aa fuliowa:
UMlUAtiU.
Wheat
July rptember .
Icember
May
Corn
July
Peptember
' Itv:eiuber
Mny ........
Oata
July
feytemher .
Today,
sir-.
KlB
f ' B i
a aj 4
4fA
4i V
e.
LbceJKber
KANSAS CITT.
Wht
F-pt ember
DlKHUIlbor
Corn
, September
lecembcr
Wheat
H-M'temher
I'ece.-nber .
Corn
t prenber
Xjti'.:-ttuibr
- V T7HB
tjsitsa)ai
'
WfJl
ET, LOUI&
6-
-"4
4-J
DULUTiL
Wheat,
P.-I.lemher ..
Lacvnber fciii
tai
bo
iiiNNEA-POlaa
Wheat
(Jti,lcniber ........ SHK tn
locciiiber
Wi,W XOKK.
Wheat. -
rc)tembef Sl1
Dnccuibor ............. tJ,t lu;J
Ctirn
b-ptember 544a ' ll
Tha Quotation committer of tha Omaha.
' F.xi liHiiHa la reaponaibl tot tha following'
ouuta i luiie:
J, 2 lnJ j wheat 8o
I No. 8 bard whoat fcno
No. hurt lit 7J fin-o
' No. 3 aprinit ' wUea,l r u
i 2 uu.ii 4ia
; . No, S corn ..flftljiHo
, 4 coiu ., 4d'0
' ho. I yeilow corn 4'u
'. . yellow cunt 4 ta
I No. i white ooru 4S
? a. t whlta cuia to
. i. 1 oata S o
i ' o. 2 tia ................. I'-o
f No. 4 r' , V o
No. i whlie oats nj
i No. 3 white oata , bLu
Ftatt'lH'd oata i-"
No. v hlie oata fc '.e
No t corn 4u
hatea front Ciraia Hsiktts,
Kansas City reports buynra of caah wheat
burning on", Lt'iug liiduced to c-kpect luwur
pru.:.1 Dy the wui.ki).' in futures.
On an overage of linte-'t bulit?la of wheRt
to the ai'io lae 15. i u:itt to.whrsit
wotiul Ktve s ',iAo-buttht;l crop, if
J la but 13 "'-Ai ci i'p would be 2"0,-
y 0"'.o, biiHhWs. vA ntlniat'S btned by
; Mm iirt Ivrcorj ou lepltee to uvttr bo lctteia
aeMt out.
, lanHS City e!!m;.ti- rTi!pts fir Mon
day al i S curs of whtxit, in cars vt corn
aiid 1 cr ut oats.
M O I Hii'iir'H Bid C. T. I e!nnd of T,M.
Witukee wra of 'chatio this nmrnlnK.
Miniu'tiiiohs stocK of whiot tlrrreutte this
frftk t.'Mi bo.; in Hlura, nil i tul.'d, 4,l'.'5,
tJ bu ; No. 1 northern, 3,'.'jj,'..u bu. ; liux
. . r l, lou.41 bu.
i.r"iuihall fHffmatoa wtu'hl's slilpir'rits
Jinncii-y al t..v,uuv bu.," acci eaiti:t b
b'l. to K ini.
?v"unepil, charges all nonmenibers one
elut vt I inT cent coniinl?t(.n.
SflW TOR IS CliMIHl M ARKUT
Unttaliom ot the liar on Yarlona
CAikimadlites.
r-'W TOllK. July 23-r'l,OltH-recelpta,
IS
i ta. ; ei'"' i-i. i nn bin ; tia thet v.ti
Or. i I, lid f, ntllli-h NK; !'iti-r 'Bter.tK.
it f . i tii, ict'-t f nl. Ji i.'ij i 7"i ; Mini))-.
i . p ' t 1 i'. htnii r hf!Uhi j i &
Vt , fc'itiiieP'ii i 1 mmib $.1 , m ih, wini.f
w g'tl-, 4 ! - ." hy t,itii. st-.ty;
i '- to e-i'd. I i- j i .:, cuoics to lumy,
t -IFA Inactive: yeUovr weetern.
tli' , w, ui), $.u-,i.l.-; kiiii Uiici, i. ja.J
i
Vi V l -N- ., l.
l .VI Itial; f.e,' It. a, nominal, c.
I- ' ' ! i.' K ; li ' -. i -t. if l: . . I- 11 n I.
. 1 .
i. i. l.ii. ii.it, t.mv;
I. lirviiuf; No. I r. ,
!. n,,.;, No. 1 iiotu.-
f. o. b., m;,...t; Is.. 1
' ' l. f o. i' ii i ...i t. c-
h. h , ..a;' n ia-
' r,'(. . ; ( v ... v (i i-r
l 1 . U . - ! . I. c '..-!' ,'.,(,-
4 t v. . at l . i i u.
-
,M 1'.
V.
Ur.t i-, . ! I. t.n ,
t--.ua o -. ' . a f.
e.j. - t i.v i i -,
r 0 !-.'... 1..-V.
I 1 . ,
t c - i t.
at tt'ic; recerpner, 81 '4 c'i"ed at
fc-.c.
( ,T-T!eipt 51 or.fl ho.; et-r-nrts. 3 T-iO
bu. Pptit. doll; mined. 7 to S? Is, 4 'i f.i-;
raturiil vihit, ii to .-. !).., 4mi4.c; clipped
I ', W to to h , 4' i 'n.
HAT Dull; siiiipii.a:, Tw; good to choice,
9f-.
Hftri-Flrm: a'e, rommin to - choice,
I' J, jj , V; 1 S, I -f: n ts, 7 . So. I mltic
count t u-eo lf 'i. tc: r,i.l, 7-5 t3c.
h: ! E H'ea.iy; doineano, fair to extra,
2't Japan, nominal.
Ilii 't- ft f-teaoj ; inivston, 20 to Tfi lbs.,
17c; California, il to 26 lbs., 13c; Texas dry,
24 o ) lha , 14.
I KaTIiF tt-nrm: add,
WU it--Ayt domestic ler K'f'VtV.
FRUV I" ION H-r-ef. firm; famllv, iomt
It me, 2 .'t o 'Vi, beef hams, f .'1 .V'- J
U w; a kt. $ o 1 10.00: city eitrs India
m"s, il K m. (Ut meats, flrrnj pickled
ti ties, I" ti.j II .SO; pick!4 shoulders. $
To; pl.'kl-.l hums, I'd frroil 5. Lard, dull;
weatrn et'.arfiefl, 7t; refined, quiet; con
tlicrit 17 :i; tjouth Anierli a, : compound,
f- Mfjl U 1'otk, sleedv; fa mil v. 214 6Vi
hrt clear. $11 Sol: ifi Vi; m-as. $l4.2:o14.7o.
TAI.I.OW-iMill; cltv, I'-: per pkg., 4'iic;
country tyVn. free), i'u t'tci
I'mI'LTKV Alive, weak; southweatern
rhl. knri siirlcir. He; fowls, 14c; turkeys, loe.
lreaed, t.omlnal.
Ht'T'I 1 ')( Siady, tinchsnaed.
lltr 1 p: ,hsv, tinrhansed.
T ' ; is VS iier; western extra selected,
3"U -u"c; avernge. prime. ll'it'lVSC
CHICAGO GRAM A5D lROTI9l0?IS
Fentares ( the Trading aad Cloaln
Prleea an Board of Trade.
CIirCAdO, Julr 22. Free movei.ient of
new grain waa the principal factor In cre
ating a weak wheat market here today. At
the chao the September option showed a
loa of Tfcfrio. Corn la down c. Oata are
4rt tu'c. i'rovlaiuna axe up 2is1i5c.
Iinnnit the day there were one or two
alight rallies on coverlnjr by shorts, but ths
fneral news was againHt . higher prices.
The low polnta on September waa reached
at M'a Ut, ic. The market was Inclined to
drag throughout the day and tha close
waa heavy, with September at kti'eo. Clear
ances of wheat and flour were eo.ual to
1- i.K) bushels; primary receipts were 620,.
4t bushels, compared with bushels a
year eso. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 2J0 cars, against
2- J cars last week and 248 a year ago.
In sympathy with the break In wheat,
there wns Influential sclllna; of oom sarly,
resulting In a moderate uocllne. Septem
ber oiwned U'o lower at sMl449,4c, sold
off to 4c and closed at 4-iH!,c. Iocal re
celpta were 2S4 cars, with 24 of contract
grad.
I'nder the Influence of the weakness of
wheat, sentiment in ths oata pit was a
little Mtaier. but (here wsa enonrh. loest
support to hold prlrea steady at a alight
decline, but this waa partly off!-t by the
Ior 'grading of arrival.. September
opened uru 0 lower at SldTIV, sold be
tween 32o and 2;ic and closed at 3275.c.
Lrfjcal receipts were 74 cars.
A little buying by shorts late In ths as
alon caused small advances In hog prod
ucts, but for the greater part of the dy
trading waa practically at a standstill,
owing to the strike. 'September pork closed
with a anln of So at f!?.!)?v4. Lard was up
2H'oS0 at fl.92H?ri .05. Rlhs closed at fi
Ji4l.r., a gain of 2V((5o. Katimated receipts
for Monday: Whf-at, So cara; coin, 3"7 cara;
oats. 113 cars; hogs. lO.OtO head.
lbs leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclea. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yest y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a 8ept.
b Sept.
Corn
July
Sept.
Deo.
Oats
July Ppt.
Pec.
May
Pork
July '
Bept. .
Oct.
Lard
July Sept.
Oct
Ribs
July
flept
Oot.
J ...J
S4W
to
94
4H
S3
4M
l"4'
87 U
404.1
41H 4K 41
4?i4
i40V.'n
i 49'(i'
6V.i4B,tj'Si 4i.)s
4f,,
24j S 8-'f n,
23 I 32V32TK..W 83'4
32
3.
134 U
S4; S43'l4'a 3i'A
.1 .
1
12 77H
12 77V.
13 7B'T 12 70
12 8 "4 18 7"H
12 c,s 12 77 Vi
12 85
12 77V,
12 77V,
12 2i
m
90
66
7S?i
? 47V4
7 60
Mi
7 CO
6 97V,,
7 W
7 45
T60
T 6S
7 65
No. . aNew. bOld.
Cash ouotationa were aa rollowa:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, 24
dfH); atralghts, J4.2CO 4iiA; spring patents,
24 .8iV(J-4.70; straights, S3.ti0-g4.20; bakers, 22.60
fe3.20.
WHEAT No. J" spring. 9S!g&9c; No. t,
SS'i'iHf.c; No. t red. seytiVHo.
COBN-No. X JVfce.i. N9, .2. yellow, B0V41
Clo.
OATS No.' t; 4o40c; No. S white,- Co. '
RYE No, J. 70o.
BARLEY Good feeding. SSQGSc; fair to
Choice malting, 42 500c.
KKBD8-Kit. 1 flax. 21.1TH; 'No. 1 north
western, t!-22H; fimeilmothy, 23.00; clover,
contract praila, J11.26.
PROVISIONS Mess- pork, pr Mil.,
r2 7uiiil2.M); lard, per-100 pounds. ts.f2H'(J
85; ahort rlhs sides (loos-) 27.2r.'u,7.37Vi;
short clear aides (boxed), 27.2647. CO.
Following; wars the receipts of flcrur and
eraiu:
Receipts. Shipments.
riour. bbls 16 6tX) IS, W0
Wheat, bu 4ti,0o0 27, PK)
Corn, bu. 2o,ii0 278,&o0
tiata, bu 142.HI0 . 11)3,400
live, bu S.in-O
Larley, bu 2;;.&) 2.200
On the I'roduce exchanxe todny the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, ISgllo;
dairies, l..j!5c. tuns, steady; at mark,
cwHca Included, UliuioVo. Cheese, aay,
7uuViO.
t. Lonls Grata and I'roTlalons.
ST. LOUIS. July 23. WHEAT Lower;
No. I rd cash, elevator, l2c; track,.
t.ia; July, i'c; Suplvmber, &GV10 bid; No.
t l ard. &0'ii)2o.
COKN Weak; No. 2 cash, 6OU0; track,
f1H! Bcptember, 47c asked; L'ecember,
OATS Weak ; No. 2 cash, S9c; track, 403$
40c; No. 2 white, 4i(u45Vic; September,
.V'.C.
J IOUJt Nominal and unchanged; red
winter patents. $4.!ufi6.10; apeclal brandB, 10
If.1 -;e higher; extra fancy and straight, 24.60
j4 90; clears, 23.tS.90.
Ph FTi Tlmolhv, aleadv, 2I.4O2.70.
COH N.5 HlAl SteHdy, $2.40.
THAN Lower; sacked, east track, 77
"llAY Steady to dull; timothy, 20 V314..6O;
prairie, Jn ' 50.
lUONv Co-ITOKTIES-Mo.
I-. a 1 m : 1 m 1 ; 1 jc.
h!'MF TWIN&4C.
VKOVlhlONfi Rork; ' higher: ' jobbing,
212.9-V4. Lard, blgher: prime o ;rji,.
I'.uion, steady; boxed extra shorts, t-i.-o;
Clear ribs. 5-1.37H; aliort clear, Js.&J.
POULTRY Ktrm; chickens. ',o; springs,
li, , ; tiiikeva, 11:; dui-ki, 7c; ii-fmi. Ik;
t IT! r.K yulot; creuniery, Kjisc; dairy,
1. r:
LULi3 Steady; 13c case count.
Receipt. Shipments.
Vlour, bbls 3 6 !0
Wheat, bu 1K.U S2.lvl
Corn, bu '. 12 o) 2SSO
Outs, bu ia,vi0 S.l.m.O
Kansas CIr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July M. WHKA'f
Lower; July. c; Setdomber. 7-1ici le-cetulx-r,
7. i; c; caah, No, 2 bard, H 'tf
foe: No. 3, ttVu'Mo; No. 2 red, Kmc; No.
2, 8-- v7c.
CuifJ Weak; July, 6i,c; Beptember,
4''.c; Deceiiil-nr, ii-c; canti. No. 2 nii.ed,
6jc; No. 3. 61 '4c; No. 2 white, 62',c; No.
i, 61 " .-'o. v
OA'l ri- Steady; No. ! white, 42c; No. 1
mt x f d 't". 1 4(c
Ut I Tt.it Orest-nory, 13t15c; dairy, 12o.
KG ;S Klrm; Mlhsourl and Kanans. new
No. 2 whttewood in.vi Included, I6V1C per
tlos. ; case count. l:t:to per do.; cushs re-lui-neil.
1-..C per dox. lews.
HAY-I.ower; choice timothy, 27.008.25;
Chol.-e pi nlrle. fT 'i. jS.i). .
K) K Lower, ouc.
Receipt a. Bhlpmenta.
Wheat, bu 1 ( 4 43 ?h
Col n. bu 15 ?1 4 Mil
Oats, bu 4,oj0 j.OvO
PbUadelphta I'rodare Market.
riHI.AOKI.I'HIA July 23 nUTTKR
Ptjn.lv. iulr ilemaiid: extra wt-stern crcain-t-i'.
1-'-; extta iatbv prttits. luc.
I (.1 ,-4 Qulut and bate'.y steady; fresh
nearby loss oif; fre-ih western, 2i.. c.
I"M off; fieah southwestern, lite, Ions on";
fi -- h e.'utheru. liic, off.
cill'l'.Src-yiilet but steady: New Vork
foil eieMina, holce 10 fa tier, d-isii.,.; New
oik full cicams, fair to good, .'40.
Haaeaiotta 4. rain Market.
MINNK.Al'OI.IS Jn)w B-.WHFAT-.IoK-,
S"c; -eitelliher, li.'vvi'; lie. -ember. liVM''i'!
On tiaik; No. 1 Imrd. ;"; No I ninth,
ei o .-; No. I lion hern, u,.-.
r l.t'l ll -lht pten la. j h j j,; second
pat. his. f. i 1 I 1, Hint eleais, 1.'..,!;
Sri-MIHl c'i-.i r.1. . !.!.
litlA.N in lu .. Ill; shorts. !tl
Bt 1 1 e 11 k ee fralu Market.
W.LWAl Kf K. July "t W 1 1 F AT
1'iwii: N-i I (...et hem, 21 "-: N ". 2 norm
al 11 " -'-.; i n t"-i'. Hxe d.
l.VI- !.. I..'. , r ; N,,. I , .
1 VI.! i.f-I'ui,, No. 2, 0 . ; s tin phi. S3
1 i-111; No. 3 i
I.
plei,li-r,
In
.la
i ! ,
.1.1
.11 i 1
.dy;
f 85
t 92V4 8 !'5
7 00 7 00
7 n
7 45 7 62V,
7 47V, 7 66
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDEONDS
Undertone Tinn, tut Ttf9 it a ITaried
Ilesitatiou ia - Tricea.
- 1
RUSSIA NO LCNCCR GHO'JND FCR ALARM
Iras and fleet storks Only Seearllles
Which Offer Amy Dtrx Possi
bllltles la (ha Hack
Market.
NEW TORK, July 2.1. A marked subsid
ence of suecuiative Interest was observed
In today's nuirket, partly aUubutabie lu
toe aiiort sesaion and the rush from the
city ior the cnuV o( the week holiday. Hut
the limit to tne preient active movement
waa pretty cleaiiy shown by the duiineaa
yeaterOay. 'J here whs the-same hexUutlon
of prices today, but the unilertutia wns
firm and there waa little pressure to sell,
simply a re.isallon of the recent Ifrge buy
ing In diftorent quarters -of the list. The
settlement of the Ruaaiari selsurea in the
Red sea seemed so well defined as to leave
li'.tle surface ground for uneasiness. It Is
probable, however, that some repressive
tifect Is stlli felt from the sudden poasmll
IHes of trouble developed by the incident.
1 tie only featuro in today s market , was
the spechil hritincas of Iron and steel stocks.
I nited rilatea bteel proterred added 3 to
Its weeks gain, and the stocks of the In
dependent companies made some sharp ad
vanffs. The stock market has been very Irregu
lar throughout the wek and Its occasional
strength lias been manifested In a very
spotty milliner. The Impression made upon
speculative sentiment, however, has been to
increaao coniidt-nco in the underlying
strength. Professional operators have lie hi
to an opinion that a normal reaction alter
the considerable rise In prices waa over
due and the attitude towiirds the market
has been one of constant suspicion. While
the week's market has ahowu many algns
of Instability and prices have wavered con
atatiily, the movement waa as constantly
stopped short on a precipitated decline. The
etlcl has been to Impress sentiment with
the strength of tha forces behind the mar
ket and to encourage hopes of an curly
redemption of tha advance. The small ef
fect produced upon prices by happenings
which ssein to have a posltlvs bearing
against values has the same encouraging
eitect. Tha moat notable features of tha
present rise In prices bus been the Indif
ference towards news ove!or,rnerjrs, '
At the meeting of the Northern Securities
directors the unceremonious refusal to even
consider a concllliutory proposition looking
to a settlement of tha dispute between
stockholders out of court gave strong
ground for. an assumption that the laaue
Joined between the two parties for the
control of Northern Pacific and of tha
northwestern railroad situation can only
be settled by the success of one or the
other party. There la no-questlon In Amer
ican financial affairs which has caused so
much tiread and anxiety as this. Yet this
week's Incident had a stimulating effect
rather than otherwise upon the market
There has been occasional hesitation man
Ifest In the bond market, but the tone has
been good. United States bonds art un
changed on call from last week.
Following was the range ot quotations
on the Naw York Block exchange-
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Atchison
3,4K 7a."4 78 7H
do pfd
B. & O
do pfd
Can. iaclflc
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & A
do pfd
Chicago Gt. Western
C. & N. VV
C, M. A t. f
do pfd... ,
Chicago T. & T
do pfd
C . C, C. A St. L.. ...
Colo. Southern
do 1st ptd
do 2d pfd..-
Del. & Hudson
Del., It & Western...
IX & R. G
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do lid Pfd
Hook. Valley, ofd ...
do nfd
111. Central.
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
u & n: ;-
Manhattan Z.,
Met. Heau titles
Met. 6t. Hy
Minn. V St. L
M.,t. P. & a. St M.
da pfd
Mo. Factfio.
M., K. & T
do pfd
Nat l li. R. of M., pfd
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & W
do pfd ;
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
P., C C. & Bt. V....
Reading ,
1 do 1st pfd y
do 2d pfd..,....,.,..
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Bt. I & P. F. 2d pfd
St. U S. W
do pfd
80. Fact Ho
So. Hull way
do pfd
Texas dt Pacific
Tol., St. Lf. & W '
do pfd
Vnlon PuclHo
do pfd.,., .'
Wabash
do pfd .i..
W. & I,a ke Erie
Wla. Central
do pfd
Mex. Central
Adams Kx
Amer. Ex.
U. 8. Ex...,
Wells-Kargo Kx......
Atnal. Copper
Amur. Car & P
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do pfd
Amer. Ice
do pfd
Amer. I-!neeJ Oil...
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
9uo ;A 9tili
1.7'J0 bb. 85
94 '
"i66 1244 124J4 123'4
. . . . lttf
10 24 84
3i0 ZVA
84
3nH
79
14H
IT'.i
14i Si
1.9
.5
14,
75
HV4
4S.il
2u
1"S4
2
22
72
254
62si
8s!4
69
7!4
137
19
. 8 '
114) 14H 14
"i.400 148 1V
i66 'i
200
2im)
60O
14-H
4.s
)
161
4s4
2t'
1604
of(
friO 2t)0
724
72'A
26".
200 1914 19
.- ., .;flH
. .. 43Vi
2,600 117 117tt 117i4j
...... .. .. 101
...... .. v. I)s7
, , 100 U84 . HSa 114
4t)
0
Jo0
4,k"0
100
TAK)
V314
,li8
lc
41 V4
73
d28
7J14
121
. 944
isi
41
s-4
119'4
b2'4
8
J074
12114
64
6314
' S3
6-04
23
6n
f:'!4
33
tn
2f
! 2s4
97'4
" 1714
ill
lh
41' 600 624 62H
7X1
6,0)0
SI
1214
3o!4
121
8,000 fc-lH"
2,400
' inO
. u0
"yi
S.S'O
i.hnti
a jo
"ji'sj
.2"0
HO
luO
H4)
400
23H
6i'4
M
33 V
'SIS
U
2i
S
79i
94
17'4
3H:
15
23
s:;--i
2-114
W
2o
814
97
94
17U
8fr i 8t'4
io . 14
17
c 2tv;
4W 914 'l
... .. ' .. 2-0
1"8
204
t.-H
77-2
211' 4
, 28
MS
y-r
h
' 6-'
37-W,
1!4'4
l.-'i
fit
21
Iti2
1S14
.. till
8!
73-4
2i'I
Kii
l"-",4
31
77
221
r
44-.
l-'4
77'4
3,510 .
80O
5:14
19
R2i4
ID-si
2,800 ' 22?4 22
Amer. Smelting & R. l.tvvt
B7'4
9i
laij
S.'a,
67
1-K-
ll'U
ao pia
Amer. Sugar Rof
Atiacnnda M, Co
truokiyn R. T
Colo. Fuel St I
Con. Gas
Cuin TiuuUtA
do tfd
Distillers' Securities.
Gen. Electric
Inter. Paper
do pfd ,
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Nut'l Ied
North American
peopie's tins..
prened Steel Car.,..
do pfd
Pullman P. Car
Republic Steel
do ptd
Rubber Goods
'.o pfd
Tenn. Cu.-'l & I
V. Hi- leather
do pi.i
TI. R Realty
U. S. Rubber..'..,....
do pfd
U. B. fcir.el
1"0
7u0
.-)
llnl
loO
100 6tiH 6914
fto 22'4 riu
100 M kit
So luuH lwi4
hiO
1.014)
8 '
44
7
44 ',4
12.1"0
luO
71a
K.1
4K'4
1'"
"
i:.'i
' 7t0
S.t'D
40.2n0
17
6..-S4
plt.i
do pi I
-',-
W
Ii
gh. Klectrlc.
Wet
rn I nlon.
100 R'H KS'4
as
Tc-tul sulea for tha day, 144,9u0 shares.
London Stock. Market.
LONDON. July 25. Closing:
Coiiaeia. money ., s 1! 1 N Y. Central lf?Uj
do a.-ouul Norfolk a W : 4
Aiirt'-'tidii ............ I i t?o ptd V 41
a.1' lu"ii Ontario & W ii;
d'i ltd a,"4 I'rtiinavlvfcnla 6- i
Balllm .ra A !IM.... a hand Mlum a ,
( anaii.il Faclllc 1 -'" V llasitln, ns
I S A re, 10 It, M ,,,4 4VV
Chl'SKO I' W 'V do !d pia a
-. 4. A St.. P., to. Hall.., 4 'i
flrhcora I"' do pfo 'C
I). B O t- So. Pacifc t '
do pld 7 t ulon faclCo . ,
Ina tH do ptd
uo Ul ptj 4'4 I'. B. Msel l-.'vi
do Id 4 40 do ptd 6-t 4
lllli. Ota On 1 ml Must 'atisa 1
lAMis A Nsb lw do jf 4 xn
al , K A T IKS Si.en,.h la last
IdMuiX, J uly 2.1. "los'nyl
i-i ! . V I It -14 11 . fitemlv. jiill-lod per ounce.
Mm :-. i . 'i Jw'C t ent.
1r it 'f uincoitnt In the open market
for abort bills ia SHI, . pi r ccni; for
ti.mu pior.ti.s bins, 2 i .t- cent.
Ouial-3 Money Market.
Tt ere ha h. en very btiie iiupiovetueitt
In t'te (i'-m,li t f .1 f.iu.'s u.tIi.m; the v, u,
l.'wo i.ilis hi tee h. if.-r cm, s hf'i.nt.'
" ' I' M' I. M"-H Mon.-ts s I- , v .,
f . I'r Ciei I i,n If-I." Ii-Mlvt? i.i.tna
I" ,.- 'o . . I i ..'..!. a I'd tl c. in, -
Hi I i i, .1 . ... 1 . 1 e f 1 11. in t 1, - 11 t : - v
., 11 1 ..1 I. .. . , 11 . in a 1 , , 1 y , 1 , ,,,
l I ' 4 t' i.e. 1. 0 t I .- si e .r l .,,( . . 1 ..
'' 1 ! I'-e 1 1 1 ( -:,." t ... ,,. , s
I.Mto I I 1 V - .:. I J I til." Hill .,1,1 .1
1h abundance of the harvests wijh the
ruling Men prices fur rraio bespeak a fli
trade of gererous pr-'portlons In all loh
binir llnea. Liacount ratea vary from i to
6 per cent
Kew Turk Money Market.
XFW TOP.IC, July IT MONET On rail,
nominal; no loans; time loans, easy; sixty
davs. 2 per cent; ninety days, 2H per cent;
six months, J , per rent; prime mercan
tile rrer. ?S .4 per cent
fiTkii.l.INl tXCIM Ni SE Firm, with sc.
toil business in bankers' bills nt II .1
4 8,40 for demsnd and at 24 Mi;ri 4 si'5 for
sixty-nay hills; posted rates, H fc; (,4.00 and
4"; commercial hills. 24 M-4.84iv
SlI.VKll Hr, Kv; Mexican dollars, 4f4-
Ht 1ND8 Government, ateady; railroad,
steady.
The closing quotations en twnds ar as
follows:
V. a. rr. ta. reg vnnatu s. g. 4s.. .I
So roupon M"t. Otttrsl 4s...... M
- ia Is. r p .'.l ao lut Ino 14
fla routMin 1- V Winn, a- St. I 4s... i
la ns rf ill -a. M., K. 4k T. 4s Usl
flo cMpen 11 do I,
- i old 4.. res I' M. n. R. of at e. 4s. 1-
to coupon il " N. T. C. f. IH S
At'hlsnn s. 4 I;l, N. J. C. s. 6.
t)o a ll.
' s, Sn. Pietllo 4a I"1-1
I.... v.' do li '4
....l"34k N. A W. e. 4s jail
.... i jO. B. U 4a psr.... rn
i . ... 1 1 il Sa Psnn. e. S4
Atlantic C. L.
B. Se O. 4
do !
Central of Os.
iln lat Inc
ri,.a. ac Ohio 4Ha.
. 9 Raitlns Sen. 4. V9
.HMS.St. L, A I. M. . ..!
Chli-axo A A. Isa... '"S ft. U. A 8. T. fg. 4a. M
C. B A 0. n. 4a.... St. U H- W. ! M
C. N W. e. 7b....i;o 'Usabeerd A. L. 4s 441
O. M. A 8. P. f 4s..l"t4 So. ranfto 4a
C, R. I. P. 4a 71i Sn. Rallwar H P'
do col. ta.
hi iTsiaa A P. la II
C'C. Ft L. .
4a.. lot
:::: 2 i
.... MVt
T.. St. I,. A W. 4s.. 7.1
Milcano Tar,
Union Parina 4a H r4
do tiorr. 4s Ie"t4
f S 8I-.I td la ... 7104
Wabaah la 117
do deb. B MH
W. A b. R 4a tli
Wla. t'entral 4s W
Colo. Ful a. la 71 Vi
f'nn. Tobaree 4a.
Colo. A So. 4a..
D. A R. O. 4a...
..KM)
Erfa prior lien 4a.
, do Baa. 4a
P. W. A D. C. is. .I'M 14
llorklns Val.
LAN. unl. 4a li'U
Offered.
tlostoa Stock Quotations.
POSTON, July 23 Call loans, 22H per
cent; time loans, Jtjfl'i per cent. Oiflclal
closing of storks and bonr
us:
Atchlaoa adj. 4s.
da 4s
ki. Cantrsl 4a
Atchison ........
do pfd
ftoaton A Albany
Pniten A Mains.
Hoaton Elevated
Fltchburs pfd .,
.. M1 Waiting. eommoB
.. Tt
.. 7S
.. a.
.. t'st
.. II
..
.. MVt
..-470
.. H it
.. n
.. 14
.. i'
.. T4
... 1't
.. 11
.. 4
.. 4H
.. 4J-4
.. 't
.. li"4
.. vst
.. 14 Vt
. . 85
.. 6V4
.. 17
.. i74
.. M
.. l"
.. TI
..ltuHiAdTanturs
,.A2
.. (!
..HI I
Alloiiea
amslxamated ...
American KISS .
Atiantlo ,
ningha.nl
'!. A Kscia.?..
rentenntal
Cooper Ranc ..
I'aly Weat
iiomlnloB Coal ,
Franklin
Onancy
Hex. Central
N. Y., N. H. A H.
Pars Marttuatts ...
Vnlon ParlSo ;
4H
191
74
7Va
y Aoier. Arge. Cham.
l4Va
au n u ,
A rnT. 1'n-ii Tuhe. .
Amr. Buxar
do ptii
Amer. T. A T
Amr, Woolea .....
do pfd ..........
fiomlnion I. A B...
. T& liala Hoeals
4V4 atnae. Mining ...
.13i .Mlrhixan ........
.ixas,, Mohawk ...
,liiS Mont. C. A C...
. llS'OKI Dominion ...
. T7 lOsreols ,..
list Parrot
kloon Cleo. lllo loi .UulnrT
General Electric Jul Shannon
Mass. Electrio .
dl4 Tamarack
. "do B(d
Vfaaa. Gas ,
I nlted Fruit
United ghoe Mach..,
do pfd ,
V. S. Rteel
do pfd
Bid Asked.
734 Trlnltr
411 U. S. Mlniof...
un v a. oil
m :ptah
"i Vlrtnrla
J7M Wtnona
Wi Wolverine
New Tork Minima Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 23. Tha followlngr are
me cioniug prices on mining stocks
Adams Con
.. 49
.. M
.. 10
.. 10
.. I
..in
..MS
.,m
Mills Chlet ....
Ontario
Opblr
Phoenix
Potoai
AOc u
Bmeca
llrunawlc-k Con ...
Cosistork Tunnel
Con. Cal. A V...
Horn Sliver
Iruo Eltver ........
ladrllle Con
...no
...III
...u
Savage
Hlerra Nevada .
Htnall Hopes ...
SlauiUrd
Forelga Financial.
PARIS. July 23. Prices Improved on the
Bourse today, but business waa dull. Rus
sian Imperial 4s closed at 92.70 and Russian
bonds of 1904 at 6.06.
PARIS. July 23.-4 p. in Three per cent
rentes, 9Rf 2!4o for the account of exchange
on London; 26f 24o for checks.
BERLIN, July 23. Exchange on London,
20 marka 45 pfeg for chocks. Discount
rates: Short bills, 1 per cent; three
months' bills, 214 per cent. Prices on ths
Bourse today opened firm and higher.
Later trading became Inactive.
JUJNDON, July 23. Money In the market
was In fair supply today, The pressure
waa therefore lessened. The money
stringency may be severe July 25, when
tl,6u0,0u0 of Japanese money will be trans
ferred to the Bank of England. The gov
ernment will replace A'32,!ioO,000 of ex
chequer bonds by a new Issue of three-year
bonds. The stock exchange waa quiet and
generally firmer In the hope that the crlBls
hud . passed. .. Consols hardened. Home
rails, moved up. especially the southern
group. Americana opened irregular, but
recovered to above pnrity, became Inactive
and closed firm. Kulttrs were ocoasidnally
harder. Imperial government 6s of 19)4
were quoted at
Dank Clearing fog the) Week.
General 'business in Omaha has been
fairly good, much better thnn at many of
our competing cities. Bradstreet gives the
decrease for ths week In Omaha at 12.7 pr
cent; Topeka shows 17 per cent loss, St.
Joseph 20 per cent, Kansas City 15 per cent,
while many 'of the large cities of the east
and west show even greater losses. Jobbers
report business prospects rather more en
couraging. The weekly clearings of Omaha banks for
the week ending today compared with the
corresponding week of last year were:
1 1 &i 18
Monday Jl,84S.r..i.20 $1..S73.41
Tuesday 91S.947.40 l,230,2s4.Sg
Wednesday 1'M.4i 9 53 l.l99,o4l.3S
Thursday 971,175.78 1,1R.')-,7'.I9.B
Friday ; 6-l5.6o2.24 l,17t),M1.65
Saturday 1.034.8J1.1S 9 .'6, Wo. 99
- Totals tfl.tSe.e'iJ.SO $fi940,787.93
.A decrease of $703,792.63 from the corre
sponding week last yeur.
ClearlesT Hoih Averages. '
NEW YRK, July 23. The statement of
averages of the clearing houne banks of
this city for the week shows:
Loans, $1,099,849,20; increase " $12,330,500.
Deposits. -$l,l?i.'l 4-3.2"0; Increase, $2,273,OuO.
Circulation. $;a,!;2,rxs; decrease, ll.ficO.
Legal tenders, $13,016,000; increase, $&uS,2d0.
Specie, $a.90.,40i); increase, $!,. SOU. Re
serve, $:j.'iy,(t70,4tX; incrennu, $11,614,7ijO. He.
serve required, tton, 300,800; Increase, $0,6,
4i4). Rurnlus, $50,ti.6i); Increitse, $B,04S,2n0.
Ex-United Stmes deposits' $o6,446,4uo; in
creu.ne, $0,061,275.
, -vVaol Market.
Boston July . WOOL Te rrltm-y
wools ere firm; pulled wools are quiet with
snmll offerings; foreign wools hold firm In
sympathy with strong conditions abroad.
Leading quotations are: Idaho, fine. !',
lbc; heavy tine, 14-ul5c; fine meillnro, lav;
medium, 19t(c; low medium, 2u;j ic; Wyo
ming, finis, ii'..17c; heavy tine, l-.mlio; line
medium, 17Cjif.c; medium, lnvtJOc; low me
dium, HOfilio; Utah and Nevada, fine, lti'.'i
l"lc; heavy fine, 14'ul5o; tine medium, l. J
lkcj medium, 2,"';',1c; low med'um, ?"r"'o;
Dakota, fine, Witillc; tine mudiuiri 17;ii.lc;
niedlum, lo.yii)c; low metllutu, 2ii.i.ic; llon
(iinit, fine, choice, 2"7(2io; hue. average, 19
ii ''S fine medium, cliolce, Sinj21c; average,
It'c'JOc; staplu, i'ij-ic; medium, choice, 23
41 ST. IOUIS, July 23 -WOOtr-Steady; me
dium griides. combing and clothing. 240
iivjcj light fine, lOjidc; heavy fine, l-'giuc;
tub-wanlied, 33c. ' '
I.OMioW, July 23 There is a good In
quiry for wool. Cross breds are firm, espe
cially strong haired. M"rinos are oulet nd
stHudy. Tim arrivals for the fifth series
of sales amount to 2.",, ii.il bales, including
9,5u0 furfsarded direct to tiplnners. The
Imports of wool during tho vsi-ek were:
New South Wh'cs. i7 bslea; O iieenjile n d
bales; Victoria, 216 bales; South Aus
tralia. 11 bales; New Zeuhnid, S.dKJ bales;
Cape of Good Hups and Natal, 27 bulen;
elsewhere, l,4i9 'bales.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frails,
N K W YortlC, July 23-KVAPORATn
A PIT.. KS The market allows tittle chunge.
Old ctop supplies are very Unlit and re
ceive Utile attention, while futures are of
fered at about fi'i i'iC for oet"ber-I ecem1nr
shipment. Common are ouo'.ed Bt 4-tj,j',jc:
prime, 6'6ih'; choice, tVucitc; fancy, 7i?
7'ac.
CALIKfUiNIA DRIED FBt'ITS Prunes
are qi.'lcl. althniiiih present prices are con
iilirtd lorn enotiKii to attract business, the
four t'iiea being offered on the basis of 2
f. o b. Apricots are mining out slnwlv st
recent price; choice are duott-d at 9'- Puo;
extra choice, lu'ti ln4"; fancy, lliil.'lc.
IJertches sliow no sjiecliil featuie; chol- e ere
still held nt 7-'j ,v, extra choice, 7l.uo;
fancy, iuiileC.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Ju'y 23 VI RTALS There
wus a mo-leiitte (ieinanil fiom conHumeia to
nieet 1 in n.ed laie reoiilreiiient?!, but the
business lepiiiteil In all metul markets waa
of h' luiility dul'ni-i Tlie tin market was
steady; epot, $j7 i.,L. SI 5c. Coi..-r was not
OIT'iieii freelv tlid Wss In guild llenl'ifii;
lake, $12 t.:'Ht'l2 H: el-etrolvilc. ij tj ... c
it Ikl r-asitiig, i2 3.' ' '012 iai. I-ad quiet i,d
steudy; spot. I 1 .;,'.;. i.t.lter bim, deinand
lip-i.t; sput. If!. 1 4 Tie lion market was
I'ftlu r uuhctilcil, w:tn ptic.es iioitiiiiaily un-
li'Mlt((ed.
r. U'l'H July 3-y,iTAI.-Iei.1
de" ht Ulun l.l.'i. spciti-r dull at It.ijjt
4.7,
( oiiee Market.
.W t RK, Ji.lv 2t -i-orrtK The
i''i tl'l I.,h..-H 1 1." I,,-l M(-tl.l," uf l.l'.
, . ,1 in,-- ei. i r,,). 'l very tiu'.-t, f- i..
1 -; .n..! it .1 -1 I t; o. c , : i i- J v
5 ... tit 11.0. r el i' -c a. id Amy wt 4 . .v.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
All Kftiketi Demoraliied 0icg to the
Labor Trouble.
FEW HOGS WANTED AT ANY PRICE
Packers All Oat ef the MarketsAt
liate Htar Ko gtoek at Cease
ajneace Had lleca Sold aad
flteatloai Very brave.
' xtni'Tii nvmil -tnt 2S
Receipts were
ttll& nogs tneep.
Olicial Monday 7.5
Ollulal Tue.ilay 1.4i'
tu'ii-tril VeonesOay .... !io
(Hhcial Thursday ,. 1.44J
OKI' lal Prliiay 2,t'S
Ollicial katurdsy !.'
1 4.4
K.M4
1. 7
2. ;2
Oia)
1.0.?
1.5i
To'.al this week 6.77J
fame days last weak... 4,'.-2
tatne week before 12,o,iti
rame three weeks ago. 91
tiurne four weens ago. ,11.7.4
Same days last year. . .13.114
17.6X)
11.710
4.1 6
6 i,.i
oo.7"
40.JI1
16 8
10,4i.9
11.871
41,971
KKCEIITS f'UK J UK YKAR TO DAlK.
1 he following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at riouth Omaha for
tne year to uate, witn comparison wltu last
year;
IJial. Ka'd. Jnc.
Cattle 470.H42 Mo.6.
Dec.
6.2S7
Hogs 1.4..2J..J l,4:-.Ki
bbp 7rf,4fll -tii.bnO 1S3.W1
Average ruces paid lor hogs ac South
Omaha for the last aeveral days with com
parison: Date. j 1904. 19u3. 1S02. 1901. lBtv.!tS49.lS91.
$t 7 64
6 67 7 64
6 glil I 1 JI .1 CI
t Ml IKI I I 61
6 60 7 62
t 4 a vi 11
'74i
6 73
6 Wi
6 l'i'
6 11
I
6 13
1 78
$ M
a bi
I 66
II "i
t 76
i 7$
I 70
$ '.a
i n
i 77
3 77
1 82
3 8J
x iu
t 86
81
$ 79
I 82
8 5S
t 41
6 W
I 44
I a-.
6 5
i 16
6 )H
6 79.
I75
7 k.
7 h,
7 7i
$ s:
6 Ml
0 ( 1
6 .'
6 13
t t4
6 0 .'
t 90
t 90
4 04
4 U
4 0u
5 99,
7 a
t BO.
t U
7 73
t us
$ 77
i ii
22) I 64
8 02
il IK.
6 22(
VI
I Mi
t 25
k 0..1
1 in 4 m.
4 87 4 11
4 U 'l 4 i"
4 Vt 4 19
6 071 4 2li
4 84,
16
T 73
7 koi
6
I to
T 62
7 41 6 67
7 82 i 70
Indicates Bunday. Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars ' of stock
brought In today by each road wan:
1 Cattle. Hogs.
Missouri Pacific li .,
t RAM. V $
H. & M. Ry 1 $
C. 1). 4k Q 1
Total receipts .' '. 7 t
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tne Dum
ber of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattte, Hogs.
Bwltt and Company , 221 ....
Cudahy Packing Co., K. C 162
1IIU at Bon 4 ....
Kingan Co , 217
Cudahy Bros. & Co 848
Lelghtonid: CO ,. ... 6 i
Bouden ... &I6
Parker & Webb 247
Other buyers 40 . ....
Totals 417 1,580
CATiXiE Commission men and railroads
by prompt action got word to shippers in
all ulreciions yesterday afternoon that the
labor troubles had been renewed and In
this way held off all cattle intended for
this market, so there were no tresh ar
rivals, and only a naif dozen loads rsached
hero, direct to a local house.
The market on beer steers broke lOii'loo
yesterday morning before the strike was
ordered renewed, so that, barring the lock
out, the market was In poor shape. After
the trouble was announced no effort was
made to clear up the receipts, and up to a
late hour this morning there was iu move
ment in the beef, cattle trade.
Cows and heifers sold off yesterday 15
25c early and after the break the market
fell Hat. There were no freah arrivals this
morning and no effort waa made to clear
up the few held over from yesterday.
In tbe feeder division the past week the
trade has been extremely dull and prices
are considerably lower than a week ago.
There were no fresh arrivals snd yard
traders had few on hand this morning. The
country demand continues limited and the
market la unsettled and aeak.
BEES' STEERS.
Ho. Av. Pr No. A. Pr.
.....V.nt 4(0 17 ,....1?1 Id)
10 ......1121 I 45 II 1311 I M
STEERS AND HEIFKRti.
M ill li
cowa . o
KaW I TO
PIOO8 Only nine cars arrived this morn
ing owing to the quick work of commission
men In notifying shippers of the crisis. Be
tides the freah receipts forty-three loads
were left over from yesterday. During the
morning there was no effort from packers
to buy- and n bids at all were placed by
them.
Shipping orders were also limited and the
few sales made In that direction .were 10$
16o lower even for selected lots, and very
few hogs were wanted at any price. At a
late hour the. situation was not Improved
and there was practically no market for
anything except as noted above,
Ns, At. Ko. Al. No. At. Is. ".
e tt o 4 it ... 1 oft
Ml IU 140 4 M SO I 4 ... i Oft
ID 2': ... I OS JS 114 ... I 05
6H EE P -There were no fresh arrlvgls and
ho demand from any source this morning.
Te.n loads remained unsold yesterdny and
theae were forwarded, leaving nothing on
sale here. The run for two weeks has been
insignificant and the market is very uncer
tain and unsatisfactory.
Quotations for grass sheep snd lambs:
Good ta choice yearlings, $4.2S'fT4.70; fair to
Kood yenrilnrs. $3 61'U'1.23: good to choice
wethers, $4.00 ij:4.2."i; fair to good wethers,
$:i(34 .00; good to choice ewes, $3.5Ka37fl:
fulr to good ewes, f3.25fr'3.50; good to choice
lambs, JoTjlAtfj.TS; fair to good lambs. $5.00,3
6.60.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Jfoirinol, Hoars Slow aad Lower
and Sheep Slow.
CHICAGO, July 2S. CATTLE Receipts,
4'Xi head. Mnrktt nominal; good to piiire
stoat's. $J.4ii!ii6 .36; poor to medium, ltri'a?
6 2"; stocker and feeders, $2.iKmi4 .00; 11 si,
$l.!Vty4.M): heifers, $2.Ouu6.50; dinners. t.tv
1.0); bulK $2.o"ri4.10: calves, 2.50i.fi.75: Texas
fel stears 3 (aVn4.75.
H0n8-Recelpts, 6,000 head. Market c'ow
snd loner; mixed and butchers', $5.10r(i7j.4O;
good to choice heavy, $o1r."5 3o; rough
henvj-. $4 9"fr. 10; light, $5.1mu5 .36; btnk of
Siiles. : iMna.sn.
81IF.EP AND TAMP.R-Rec.c!ptB, ?,000
head. Bheep slow; In nibs slow; good to
choloo vtethera. 4.00O4.; fuir to dunce
mixed, $3.l4.o0; western sheep, $3.85ai.23;
native lambs, $4.00.27.60.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
K A NBA 8 CITT, July 23-CATTLE Re
ceipts, l,7u0 head, no southerns; market un
changed: native steers, $4.0U''u6.00; southern
steers. $2.7&d4 00; southern cows, $1.76,0 3.60;
nstlve cows snd heifers, $1 7Mi6 00; stoekers
and feeders. $2.60iU4.6o; bulls. $? 2'Vo:l.75;
calves. $2 oii-ii 4.5o; wemern ulcers, $3.7&u5-iO;
western cows, $l.76'i73.75.
lloOS-Receipts. 4 54) heed: market llij
fa lower than Frl-Jny morning; bulk of
pales, H.Hii'riU U0; he.'tvv, $4!t,iil0; puckers,
$4 'i-vS m: plK and llr-hfs $1 Jf.ni5.00.
KHKKP AND LAM lid None; market
noiiilnully steady; muttons, $3 ?.'r4 641;
lambs. $l(Vii(jo; rungs wethers, tJ.Esxjl.SO;
dWl'l, $3.0Ulll7i.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 23 RE HVE8 Re
ceipts, 17 head: no trading today; dressed
beef, steady, D"U',4e: a little extra beef.
1 ..'!; exports, l.b.o head cattle and LuO head
sheen.
CALVES Receipts, 404 head; market
rteudy; 3 cars westerns unsold; veal. $i.uO
4j70o: city dren.aid vCilo. steady. OS ilVc.
liMJ! Receipts. Iwl head: feeling nom
inally lower on western advices.
Hilt.'I'.P AND LAM Hrf-Receipts. i 'M
head; market for choice freh lumbs steady,
otliera not wanted, but ruled Pteady; aiieep,
$2 5oiy I fc ; lanihs, $4(n u7(iO; dressed mut
tun, ijiu'c; UroiweJ lambs, 9(jic.
t. I.onls Live Sleek Market.
RT. LOI' 18, July t3. CATTLE Receipts,
4hk beail. liu-ludliig 2Wj Texsns; inurkel flow ;
unlive shipping and export steer. $lt'
$ 1; drrsM-il Leef and butcher steers H i0
Kiiilo; Btreia under l,ti iiimiik's. $3 4 1 0 :
sun kers and f-eders. 2.- 4 : cows and
I'etters, $2 hmJ ; I'sniiwa. $1 fc 'i2 ii; buiis,
f i .'!. ij 4 in; ( ttivea, $4 ifni9.taj; 'Irxae and in
dinn steers. $i ooiy (.on; cows and bvifis,
$i i.. 1 ii.
li.o.ri Receipts, 1.000 head; market lower
ami uiicertMii'j pigs and llshis, $4.7!io o lu;
viii l-ei s. ro ui ifil5, bull tiers and best heavy,
1.1 I' -I '"
tHt.t.P AND LAMIiH Receipts, 4'X head;
tnjihMt el"w; liallve ti.u 1 1 olid. f:6 .-.:',.;
h'H.i.s, llii'.l)'"; culls snd bm-l.K. I'.'u.f
4....; st.a-Uers, $- 7i-il i-; Itraans, i b j i i.
tlosx f llr I lae imra Xnraiet.
PIUi'K I'I'l f, I. Julv 23. If I e.'lul Tela.
V : .mi I ' Hi 'i 1 1.- M-i . I i t, to I. l; li.ar.
I t 1,1.. I u. . I i ., S i ; ci. a
W.at a .4 4n J, - j i 'J--, i.iimi and
July 1.,.. $ 1.14
July s Iu'a
July I.,..
July 4
July 5.... 6 26
Julv I.,.. ( J.'.U,
July 7.... 6 19
July .... i lov,
July .... ( lo
July 10...
July 11... 6 11
July 12 .
July 13... 02H
July 14... $ 13
July 15... 6 11
July 16... 6 18
July 17...
July 18... ( 21
July 19... ( la
J'.ny Jtn... 6 ;4
July 21... t 10
July 22... $ 067
July U
fra, tlOansj.flG; calves and yearlings,
i - -i i .
Hi ulS-Receipts. head; market i"'
srlppeia bui irg PV lower; Belling at $4.MJ
l..., bulk, $4 . u-4 3.
St. Jnsenk Ll-re Stork Market.
ST. JOfifFH. M.v. July JS C ATTLTC
Receipts, i head; market steady to strong;
top. ;, .!,.". tt.
It i h;s-Re. elpta. 1 1 .eon bead: msrket 617
loo lower: light. $.Y0. S til .10; medium and
hea vv. J4 97V 5 .
bilLEP AND LA MRS Receipts, nons.
Stork la SIgM.
Folic Ing are the receipts of live Strug
for thi six principal western cities yester
day. C.ill. 11a-. Dhu.
South Omaha
Chicago
kanfJi City ..
tt. I.nuik
ft. Joseph ....
Sioux City ...
Totals ....
li-0 AO
.... 4'
... .1.7-0
.... 4'0
.... l'S
.... 60
a, mo
4.C-0
l.!'"0
4
t.OOQ
,...2.So5 14.390 $.410
OMAHA WHOLESALE. stARKETS
Condition of Trade and notations oa
Staple and Fancy rrodaee.
FnrjS Receipts liberal; firm; freah can
dled stock, 15c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, roosters, ac
cording to else, he; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7c;
geeae, 5c; broilers, lCc.
rtUTTER Packing stock, 11c- choice to
fancv dilry, l?!il4c; separator b-WITc.
FRESH FltH Trout, lie; pickerel, c;
Plkr. '9c; perch. 7c; blueflsh, 12-; whlteftah,
i4c; salmon, I4c; redanapper. lie; lobster,
freen, 2c; lolvater, boiled, 30c: bullheads,
lo; cstflsh. 14c; blnck bass. 80c; halibut,
liV; erarples, l?n roe shad, $1: buffalo, ,8o;
white bass, lie; frog legs, per dos, Sbc.
11 R AN Per ton, $1. ,
II A Y Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association Choice No. 1 upland,
is; No. 2, $7.50: medium. $6 60 coarse, $6.
Rye straw, J5.S0. These prices are for hy
of good color and quality. Demand fair
snd recolpta light.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES! Navel, choice, large slse, $3;
fancy navels, ail sixes, 14. mi; Mediterranean
sweets, choice, all sixes, 3.0oHX3.iu; Jaffa,
till sizes. $2 i.(u3.0v; Valenclaa, ail alsaa, iJ
4; 3 T;i
LKMoNS California fancy, ro-$O0-360,
$3.7.'i(4.2fi; choice, $2.7ii)3.0O.
CALIFORNIA FIQa-Per 10-lb. carton.
60c; Imported Smyrna, i-crown, lie; , s
crown. 14c; I-crown, loo.
BANANAS Per mcdium-alied bunch, $2 09
62.00: Kimho, $2.7ui3.2o. ,
DATES Perslen, per hox of pkga., 12;
In 6o-ib. boxes, ac per lb.; Oriental stuffed,
per box, $2 40.
PINEAPPLES In crates ef 4 to 42. per
crate, $3.23
FRUITS.
AFPLKS-Green, oer V-bu. box, 75c.
KA8PRiiRRlEo Per 24 qts.. W; Pr 14
pts., $1.6u; red , raspberries, per 24 pts.,
Waah., $3. ...
BLACKBERRIES Arkansas, per 24 qts.,
$2.
8TRAWBERR1E3 Colorado, per 4-Qt.
case, $2.60. , :
CrikKUlES California. Royal Ann or
Tartarian, per box, $1.26; home grown, per
24 qts., $1.2U
GOOSEBERRIES Per 24-qt. caaa. I1.J0.
PEACHEti Texiis. per 4-bask.et crate, sue;
California Alexandra, per oox. $M. '
FLUJdd caiUoruui, Xrugoy, Burbarks,
$1.66. ,
PEARS-Californla, $2.75 per box.
APRlCOTo CaUtornia. $.).
CANTELOUPH-Xexas aer crate, $2,600
t"6; Calllornla, por crate, $5.0044600.
VVATERMifiLONS Per lb. t,ci'aUd), Po;
each, sixuhoc. , .
CURRANTS Red and white, per 4-qu
case. S1.26.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES New Texas Red stock, la
sacks, per bu., 60c. ., .
NAu BEANd Per bu.. $2.1602 25.
ONIONS Bermuda, per 60-lb. crate. $2.00;
Louisiana, In sacks, per lb., ,2'iu.
CABBAGK Horns grown, lc per lb.
CAULIFLOWWH Per dot., 6iU.
CUCUMBERS Per dos.. 2ic. .
TOMATOES Texas, 4-basket crates, H.
RADISHES! Par dog. bunches, 2oo. ,
LETTUCE-Tcu. per do., S0o.
TURNIPS Bouihern, per do., 26o.
BEETS Southern, per dos., 26o.
CARROTS Southern, per dos., 26c
PARSLEY Per dos., 25c.
BEANS Wax, per bu. box. $1.00; per H
bu. basket, tOc; string, per bu. box, $2.00;
per M bu. boTt, 76o; Wisconsin blue beans,
16-qt. box, 12.00.
GREEN PEPPERS Per S-basket crate,
2u0' .
SQUASH Home grown, per dog., 7Ro.
PEAS Per bu. box. $1.00.
EGG PLANT Southern, per dog., tl.CO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SUGAR Ohio, per lb., JOo.
HIDES No. 1 green, 6c; No, 2 afreen. sol
No. I salted, 7c; No. 2 salted, to; No. 1
veal calf, 8 to 12 lbs., 9c: No. 3 veal cslf,"
12 to IS lbs., 4c; dry salted, 8'7J'12c; shesp
pelts. 24if:27c: horse hides, l.K'n;2.f0,
CHEESiiiWisconsin twins, full cream,
11c; Wisconsin young America, 12c; blucat
Bwlss, 16c; Wisconsin brick, Uc; Wlsoou
sin Ilmberger, 18c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. 2 hard shell, per lb., Uo;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, par lb.,
10c; peanuts, per lb., sc; roasted pes nit is,
per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts, per lb., ll'v 18o;
large hickory nuts, per lb., 11c: almonds,
soft shell, per lb., ISc: hard shell, 13c;
shellbarks, per bu., $2.00: black walnuts,
per bu., $1.25.
Cotton Market. '
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-COTTON-flpot
quiet; prices li'ffSt points lower: American
middling fair, 6.3iic; good middling, .24c:
ml'idllng, 614c; low middling, 6.9uc; good
ordinary, 8.76o..
8T. LOUIS, Mo., July 23. COTTON
Nominal and unchanged; middling, lofto.
Rales, none. Receipts, none. Shipments,
224 bales; stock, 11,064 bales.
NEW YORK, July 23.-COTTON Futures
rlosed firm; July, 10.32c; August, 10.31c;
September, 9 89o; October, t.70c; November,
8.63c; Decer.iber .66c; January, D.70c; Feb
ruary, iW3c; March, ' 9.76o. Spot c'nsed
quiet; middling upland, IO.IOo; - middling'
gulf. 11.16c. Sales, 313 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 23. COTTON -Dull;
sales. 800 bales; ordinary, I 7-K.c; good
ordinary, 9a,c: low middling, J0H1?; mid
dling, 11c; good middling 113-hic; middling
fair, 119-ldc; receipts. 1.0J0 bales; stock. f4.
878 bales. Futures opened oul't and steady!
Julv, 10.59c bid; AuK'iet, lo.llirt 10 .1?e: Bep
tember, 9.7f,fi9.76o; flctoher. 9 . ;oi9 71: No
vember, B.47iii9.4Uc; December, .i3&9.54o.
' Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK, July 23. -OILS Cottonseed,
easy; prime crude, nominal; yellow, 27 4a of
2n'ic. Petroleum, quiet' refined, New Yorn
$7.2o; Phlladelpiila and Baltimore, $7. 67;
same in bulk, $4,75. Turpentine, steady,
otilrfC'o7c.
ItuHIN Weak; strained, common to good,
$2 ;u'u2.w. -
OIL CITY, July 23.-fJIL9 Credit bal
ances, $1.50; certlncatee, no Ml; shlpmenia,
7.Ri bills.; averaire, .173 hbls., runs, st 4 5
bbls ; average, 62,617 btila, Hhlpments Lima,
().'i Mils.; average, 62,517 bbls. , runs Lima,
70,798 bbls. :' average, 64 660 bbls.
SAVANNAH. July 22. OILS-Turpentine
firm, fc.i'4c. '
ROSIN Firm ; A, D, C, $2 SO; D, $2.40; K
nd F. $2.4ft: O. $2 SO; H, 2.66: I, $3.10; K,
W.47H: M, $.1.72; N, .8irf; W. Q. lltilsi
W. W., $4.6V. '
Sugar and Molasses. .
NEW YORK, July 23- SUOAR Raw,
firm; fair rehnfng, S'c; centrifugal, 96 test,
$ 15-16n4c; molasses sugsr. $Ve; refined,
firm; No. 6, 4 06c; No. 7, 4 i0c; No. 8. 4.66 -J
No. 9, 4.60c; No. 10, 446c; No. II, 4.40c; No.
12, 4.35e; No. 13, 4ic; No. 14, 4.25c; confoc
tioneis' A, 4 Due; mould A, 5 4m ; cut loaf,
5 75c; crushed, 6.75c; powdered, 6.16c; gran
Ulated, E.o5c ; cubes, 3.600.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 3)0 J7c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-8UOAR
Strong; open kettle, .ifiJ3-6c; open kettlo
r-enlrifuxiil, 8it'3(-l'tc; cenlrtfugil whites,
41r; vbIIows, b'-ilt i'c; seconds, Ztai3.
MOLASSES Nominal: open keule, jotfj
26c; centrifugal, luetic, Byrup, nuiulnul, j0
(Buc.
Dry Coodi Msrket.
NEW YORK, July 23.-DRY OOODS
The situation shows something of im
provement. Developments, however, ais
expected to oocur next week, as the report
of the I'Vi'l River aituatlon now points to
an lne.vlta.hlo strlko on Monday. In the
meantime sllaihtly more activity is noted in
the primary markets from Jobbers. Total
Import of dry goods and geneial merchan
dise at th port of New York fur the wen
ending today wers valued gt $10,bV,iK5.
Dal at k firale Mnrkel.
DULUTH. July 23. WH EAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern. Ithr j i.orthrn, 9ic. on
track: No 1 northern. Kc; No. X imrlhetti,
Of c; July, Wic; bi piember, 8io; ltjcenih. r,
4c.
OATS on track, ise; to arrive, 35c; Bt-p-teniUr,
3-iu.
Liverpool Grata aad I'roililuaa.
1.1 Vl-:itl'K L. July 3 WHEAT-rtpot,
nomli ,ul; f ii t ii i a. Quiet; July, 6s t ad; tn,-ts-uii.er,
6s aJ.
I mi Si spot, quiut ; Atnet iciii mixed, new,
4 4-d; A inert, an mixed, old, 4n o'., t; lu
Inn c ttun-i; July, iioiiu,ui, fci. ptvuibi.i-,
4s ld.
Tolrilii Irnl Marirl.
TOLV"In', Julv .'.'I ti rli i'!i
$-1 tM l.il.'-l, lliii,,-,. p.imtl ir
Ah'hwI, i-i"..; ji.ioe Uoioii.j-,
teioucr, Ji.wi.
-r. cafh,
'. 4 - '.
i a- i-
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRAD
Oonntrr Euyrs regitinlngto Coms In Aflr
Tall B tOC as.
VOLL'WE OF SALES FlPCRTED IARGCR
Mot Writkir t eases Freer MoTement
In Home soelal Lines Cron Tree
pert Generally Faceorag.
lac tee Trade.
Complalnta of dull tlmn are alwarg
heard st this seseon of the ysr In fact.
It would be regarded aa something en
tirely out nf the ususl course of events
If there should be a cessation of such com
plaints during the midsummer senenn. Julr
U always a dull month, but the weather
this year hns brointht about some changes
In the regular routine of trade.
The cool and wet weather during the
early portion of the aesson, which kept
back the forn crop, at first hindering the
planting and lster retarding tha growth,
served to make the country retail m"'
chants very cautious about ordering fall
and winter stocks of goods. The tendency
among them was to delay placing orders
until they knew more about the outcome
of the corn crop, which will govern the
consuming demand for merchandise this
fall and winter. Hence the Jobbing trad
haa seemed a little dull during the Inst
few weeka. Now that tha opinion appenre
to be general that thngs will be a good
corn crop In this section of the state, coun
try merchants are looselng up a little
and are beginning to buv more Trsetv,
lnirlng last week more country merchants
were noted In the city and more are ex
pected to arrive every day from now on,
unless there should be a change In the
present favorable outlook. It Is for this
reason that some of the Jobbera are hesi
tating about going on the trade excursion'
arranged for the nrst week In August, aa
they tigure that there will be so many of
their customers coming In shout that time.
Present Indications would all seem tr
warrant the belief that wherever there
was a slsc.k demand for merchandise esr.
iier In the season, the later demand will
be sufficient to fully make up for It. It
goes without saying that 1ohhre are ac
cordingly feeling quite well satisfied with
the present trade situation, in spite of the
fact that Just at present most lines are
rather quiet.
The retail trade of tha city has also fait
the effects of what mla-ht he termed in
aeasonsble weather. During the past three
or four weeks the continued cool and wet
weather discouraged the Bale of summer
goods and caused a good many complaints
to be registered as to the dullness of busi
ness In general. Merchants with stocks of
thin summer goods were the chief sufferers.
The hot spell a week ago seemed to start
up the demnnd and there has been more
life and activity noticeable around the big
stores during the Inst six days than for .
some little time back. The trade in men's '
summer wear, especially, has been decid
edly better.
The packing house strike hag been the
one disturbing element. While the direct
results might not be ao noticeable, indi
rectly the closing of the packing houses
at Bouth Omaha bas a very large bearing
on business conditions both In Omaha ami
Bouth Omaha. More than that, the stop-
page of the steady stream of money that
flows year in and year out from South
Omaha bRck to the fnrmere and stockmen
would before very long make Itself felt
In the country. From there it would re- ,
fleet back again to tbe wholesalers anil
Jobbers of the city.
Money continues easy and Is readily ob
tainable on first-class collateral. - Building
operations are being carried on quits ex
tensively and. taken all In all, the general
business aituatlon la very encouraging for -the
midsummer season.
THREE SHOT OVER A WOMAN
Alleged Insalt Causes Death One
Man anrl Injury to Tat
Others.
NEW YORK. July 23. One man Is dead,
another may dla and a third man has a
slight bullet wound as result of a row
over a woman tn Third avenue today.
Herman Miller, 12 years old, who Is under
arrest, according to tha police, has con
fessed that he shot the men to avenge
an Insult to his companion, Mary Whalrn,
who la held by the police as a witness.
Ths dead man Is John Martin, year of
age, a driver.' Dennis Healy, 10 years old,
a blacksmith, and Frank O'Brien, M, a
printer, who were wounded, are at a
hospital. All the parties to the affair were
residents of the upper east side.
According to the story told tha police'
by those who had part In the encounter,
the Whalen woman encountered Martin,
Healy, O'Brien and a man named Kemp
Mr near One Hundred and, 'Ninth street
today, and after passing a, few words with
them Miller appeared suddenly from across
the street and began firing with a re
volver. Three of ths four men fell. Miller
then fled and was found some time later
by detectives tn bed at his home. In a
statement made to tbe police after his
arrest Miller said-that the woman told
him that four men had Insulted her and
struck her over the head with a beer can.
He then went out to avenge hor, and, find
ing the four men, he "pumped" them full
of lead.
Martin, who wag shot In the abdomen,
died soon after reaching the hospital. It
was found there that Healy's condition
also was serious and that he had no more
than on even chance for recovery. O'Brien
hag two bullet tn his leg, but his condi
tion Is not regarded as serious. The fourth
man, Kempsey, escaped without Injury,
although his hat wag pierced by a bullet.
REAI- B1TATB TRANSFER.
DEEDS' f(',d for record July 23. as fur
nished ''. the Midland Ounrantee and
7'rut .Ompany, bonded subtracter, Ilii
Far ut'U stretit, for The Dee: , ,
Nellir. tf. Crandall and husband to
' Mury A. Jackson, part "lot 21, block
2, Marysvilie I T5
James W, Akin and wife to Homy E.
Ratney, purt lot 7, block 3, Perkins"
subdivision 1
Kate A Doollttle and husband to Fan-
file L. rammr, lot 10, l;.itkfo-d I
James A. Howard and wlfu to Darius
llurtson Snd friary A. liartson, lots 1,
2 and 3, block V, Qrammurcy park.... ft
Edfftr Harding and wife to hi.ptiln
' Marcus, part of lot 8, block 1'.'k. city t.004
H. A. Luce find wife to Andrew R.
, M uc Bain, Iota 14 and U, block 6,
lSoggs & Hill's edd 1
Chsriea F. Luce and wife to sama,
same : 1
George W. Gordon and wife to Henry
Ound, lot 6. block 9, Kountte's 3d $,800
Charlos A. Harris and wife to Elan
Palm, lots il and 9, block 18, Omaha
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Charles Fnnfrllk to lisrlwira Fanfrltk,
lot 3ii, block 9, Kountxe's 2d edd I
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