TITE OMAIIA DAILY PEE: FRIDAY. . JULY 7. 1905.
7
CRAW AND PRODUCE MARKET
Jodm OeU Out Bulliih Report, but EfTeo.
it Transient.
WHEAT CONTINUES DOWNWARD COURSE
l Export Demand Makes Cora Firm
at HMUer Prices Oats Are
Lower Arrivals ,f
Sew Wheat.
OMAHA. July 6. 1905.
Wheat continued downward rourw to
day, the responsibility for the decline be
ing ascribed to large receipts ol tue new
crop and to general fair weather. Just be
fore noon Jones' low estimate of the win
ter Wheat CTOD CRIISed n reuftlnn Mnd Kn.
tember went to 74c. which was c above
yesterday. Faith In Jones, however, wu
not strong enough to hold the market.
Trading wag active In all line.
July closed at 69S', September at 86W
8c and December at 86411870.
Oood cash demand at American markets
and the export of twenty-seven loads at
New York made corn Arm at better prices.
July closed at 64c, old July at 664c , Hep
t ember at 6640, old September at 66Vcitt4:,
December at 494o and old December at bio.
Cxita ranKed aiiout the time; Julv closed
at H"-''4c, September at 814c and December
at 8l4e
Liverpool closed ,d lower on wheat.
Corn was unchanged. Tarts was a little
higher on wheat, owing to unsatisfactory
weather In that country.
Primary receipts of wheat today were
ItJ.rtnO bushels, against UO.OfO bushels last
year. Shipments were Wi.OM bushels,
against 230.0OO bushels last year. Corn re
ceipts were l.OW.doO hushels, against 378. or)
bushels last year. Shipments were 370.000
bushels, as compared with 411,000 bushels
last year. Bradutrect's east of the Hookies
decrease In wheat Is 1,905,000 bushels, the
Kurope and afloat Increase, l.soo.ooo bushels,
r.radstreet'a corn Increase Is Z.lo3,000 bush
els nnd the oats decrease Is 113.OU0 bnshel.
Mradstrret s world's available supply
decreased Ififi.ono bushels, as'compared with
a decrease of 3,853.000 bushels last week and
5,869,000 bushels a year ago. Minneapolis
flour output last week Increased 15.120 lar
rels, but a continued dullness of the mar
ket was reported. Jones Is out with a crop
estimate of 36f,0uu,oiiu bushels of winter
whent, considered by the leais almut 50,
000.000 bushels too low. Argentina esti
mated shipments for this week are 1,600,000
bushels of wheat and 2.000,000 bushels of
corn. Chicago had 25 cars new wheat to
day and 30 yesterday. Texas millers are
making large purchases In Kansas.
Omaha Cash Sales.
CORN-No. 4, 1 car, 61c.
Omaha (ash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 97Cn 81.00; No. I
hard, KxfiflSc; No. 4 hard, 7o"tfWc; No. 3
spring, 98c.
COKN-No. 2. 504; No- ffStHir; No. 4,
4&JH&C; no grade, 43ii47c; No. I yellow. 61c:
No. 3 yellow, 6u4c; No, 2 white, 61c; No. i
hlte, 6o4c.
OATS No. J mixed, 2I'4c; No. 3 mixed,
J9c; No. 4 mixed, 28 4c; No. 2 while, 301c;
Jo. 2 white. 3U4c; No. 4 white, 304c; stan
dard, 30c.
Carlot Receipts,
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago . 4i) 604 174
Kansas City 159 136 31
Minneapolis 152
Omaha S 18
Duluth 12
St. Louis 104 41 16
Minneapolis (irala Uaota t Ions.
The range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood cum
pany. Uu-lU lioard of Trade building, wa:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
WEATHER I THE tillAI BELT
Light and Scattered shoners In Mis
souri Valley.
OMAHA, July 6, 1906.
very light and scattered showers oc
curred In the MIksouiI valley during Wed
nesday afternoon, and heavier showers
were general throughout the upper Missis
sippi valley and lake region. Excessive
ruins occurred at points In Virginia, Mary
land and District of Coluuibia, and moder
, svlely heavy rains were quito general over
,'tJe southern states. Destructive wind
storms are reported In Texas. The weather
is generally fair west uf the Mississippi
river this morning, and fair weather will
probably prevail over the central valleys
tonight and Friday.
Omaha record o( temperature and precipi
tation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1905. 1904. 1903. 1902.
' Minimum temperature 62 61 66 63
Precipitation 00 .26 .00 1.69
Normal temperature for today, 78 de
frees. Deficiency in precipitation since March 1.
6.66 Inches.
Deliclency corresponding period in 190
1.93 Inches.
Deficient- corresponding period In 1901,
3.13 Inches.
(JMAilA DISTRICT REPORTS.
rem p. Kain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.... 78 67 .13 Clear
Auburn, Neb 80 56 .02 Clear
Columbus, Neb.. 79 65 . 02 Clear
Falrbury, Neb... 79 64 .U2 'Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 75 64 T Clear
Or. Island, Neb. 77 64 .0") Clear
Hartlngton, Neb. 76 66 .) Clear
vuattiu, ntu ti on i v. lear
Omaha. Neb 77 62 T Clear
Tekamah, Neb.... 80 64 .00 Clear
Carroll, la 77 66 .06 Clear
Clarlnda, la 81 6 .45 Clear
Blbley, la 76 6ri .09 Clear
Bloux City, la.... 76 68 T Clear
Storm Lake, la.. 74 68 . 08 Clear
. D1STK1CT AVERAGES.
No. oC Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, III 28
Columbus, 0 16
Des Moines, la... 13
Indianapolis, Ind. 11
Kansas City, Mo. 18
Louisville. Ky.... 19
Minneapolis C4
Omaha, Neb 16
St. Louis. Mo.... 11
"Wheat- I
July... 1 08'i 1 0814 1 07 1 08 1 08
Sept... 9.'!4 91 4 K Ut
Dec... 884 694 874 884 894
82 62 .10
88 04 .02
78 68 , .1
88 60 ' .04
84 M .01
88 64 .01
' 64 .20
78 M .04
64 62 .24
L. A. WKLSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather 11 urea it.
St. Loots tieneral Market.
ST. LOCIS, July 6. WHEAT-Lower; No.
red cash, elevator, 91c; track, 934y944c;
July, 83Hc; September, S3UMvtu; No. I
hard. 11.06.
CORN Steady; No. 2 cash, 65e; track. 663
664c; July, 644c; December, tic.
OATS Firm ; No. X cash, 33c; track, 334
S44c; July, 31o; September, 3u4c; No. 2
white, 3S4c.
FLOCK Market quiet. Red winter pat
ents. J4 S&y6 00; extra fancy and straight,
14.7634 90; clear. J.to'tl4.UO.
BEKD Timothy, steady; 12.0032.40.
COHNMEAL Steady; 1260
ItRAN Steady ; sacked east track, 7SrT74c.
UAY-Steady; timothy, 18 00313 00; prairie,
I6.w(iii60.
IHON COTTON TIES-99C
liAOOINO 4e.V
HEMP TW1NK-4540.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; jobbing,
11176. Lard, lower; prime steam, W.56. Dry
salt meats, higher; boxed extra shorts,
11.624; Clear ribs. IS. 06; short clears, t 374.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 18.374;
clear ribs, Js.76; short clear, ls.874.
POlIl.TRY Steady; chickens. 9c; springs,
14c; turkevs, 13c; ducks, o; geese, fruc.
BT'TTKR Steady; creamery, 16j21c;
dairy. 16ul7c
l-XfUSfetsady at 104c case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 6.000 18.000
Wheat, bu 1(16.000 l&t.OOO
Corn, bu 41.t) 1:17,0.10
Oats, bu. , 16.000 127,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July l-WHBAT-No. 1
hwrd. 11.13; No. 1 northern, 11.11; No. t
northern, 11.07: July. 11.06; September, 9243
yc; Ieceniber. fcSo.
H RAN In hulk, $U75!fnS.OO.
FM'lL'R First patents, M KWM.20; second
patents, 15 SJoflri t"). first clears, 4.00d;4.10;
second clears, 17f2.6&.
Dnlath Grain Market.
Dl'LUTH, July 6-WllEAT-To arrive:
No. 1 northern, 11 W. On track: No. 1
northern, ll.eu ; No. 1 northern, I1.U14;
July, 1.09Ts; September, new, 864c; Septem
ber, old, 924c.
OATS To arrive and on track, S:Ho.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOU July WHEAT Snot,
nominal. Futures quiet; July, t lid; Sep
tember. 0s fciSd: PHinber. 6s li4d.
CORN foot, steady; American mixed, 6s
H4d. Futures dull; July, is 11 4d. Septem
ber, 4s 10O. ,
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. July -CORN-Hlgher; No. I
yellow, 66c; No. I. 66c; No. 4, iwc; no grade.
64c
OATS Steady; No. I white, 82Vc; No. 4
t -hlle, 32'c.
Philadelphia Prodaro Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July I.-BITTER-Firm;
extra western creamery, iiWo.
EOO-fttesdy; not quoted
tHi-L-A4iot; New Vork full creams.
fancy new 14r; New York full creams,
fair to good, KValOc; domestic Swiss, Dullc.
CHICAGO ORAU AMI PRO I lIO9
Features uf the t rading and 4 losing
Prteea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July ".-Excellent weather
throughout the wheat eecl.ons of the I'MI'-d
States led to a fresh slump In puces here
today. At the clone wheat for September
deliery whs 4c down. Corn l prac
tically unchanged. Oats are 4c off. Pro
visions show a loss o a shade to 74c.
The wheat market was weak from the
start. At the opening September whs
down 4'ci4c to 4itc at 874'ij7'Sc. The
factor mainly responsible for the Initial
weakness was the Improved weather con
ditions, both northwest and southwest. A
contributory Influence was a decline In tha
price of wheat at Liverpool. Before the
end of the first hour September had de
clined to 864c On the break commission
houses purchased freely. The buying re
sulted In a quick upturn, September ad
vancing to 7S'uli,7iV,c. The rally was
helped by a dual report made by two well
known crop experts estimating the total
yield of winter wheat at J.to.kki.'XO to 366.
0"0,(o hushels, whereas Inferences from
government figures make the yield about
436,noO.(iO bushels. The market closed weak
with September at 8'rS'itttic. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to 77.0UO
bushels. The world's visible supply, as
shown by Bradstreet's, decreased in&,(0
bushels. Primary receipts were 342,200
bushels compared with 219.500 bushels a
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 2o4 cars against
167 cars last week and 170 cars a year ago.
Notwithstanding the weakness of wheat,
sentiment In the corn pit throughout the
entire day was Inclined to bullishness One
of the chief reasons for the firm undertone,
was an Improved demand for export. An
other Influence was extremely light ac
ceptances from bids sent out by cash
houses. The market received active sup
port from the loading bulls. Shorts also
were moderate purchasers. A firm tone
prevailed at the close. September opened
unchanged to a shade higher at 66!&6!4c
to 564e, "Old between M'ljljSSc and 664c
and closed at 654c Iical receipts were
6o4 cars with 174 cars of contract grade.
Weakness of wheat caused moderate
rrofit taking In oats, resulting In an easy
market. The Kentucky report putting the
condition of the crop at 99 was another
depressing Influence. September opened
VrHit! lower at 814&31V. old off to 31c
and closed at 314c Iocal receipts were
174 cars.
Provisions were Arm nt the start as
a result of decreased receipts of hogs. The
slump In whent, however, caused some
profit taking, resulting In slight losses.
At the close September pork was off 74c
at 112.73. Ijird was down 74c at r7.25. Hlbs
were a shade lower at 17.7747.80.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
31 cars: corn, 354 cars; oats 119 cars; hogs,
34,000 head.
The leading futures range as follows:
Artlcles.l Open.1 High. I Low. Close.! Yes'y.
Wheat
I
July
97,
Sept.
Dec.
STU'n'VSTVfiV "hU SfiS!' 874' s
87'rtV, STfc 8H4 tb'M
Corn
Uuly
tJuly
Hept.
ISept.
tl)ec.
Sept.
Dec.
Pork
Julv
Sept.
Oct.
Lard
Julv
Sept.
Oct.
Ribs
July Sept.
Oct.
7-fifi ZK.rRrJ BRTi Reu fid
ffiVfiSI M ' 55fBVlfi4l 664
6514
B544?!x'l
65U.
65(a4
49ff4
494! 49
494
494
324
314
314
12 524
12 824
12 86
7 15
' 7 224
7 40
7 AO
7 80
7 83
3241 3241
TIHW"1 31
SI 31'4
S19i. 31M
12 RS
12 86
12 65
7 15
7 35
12 65
12 85
12 85
7 15
7 35
12 60 12 50
12 72W 12 75
12 7941 12 80
7 06
7 26
7 05
7 25
7 35
7 374
7 37 4
7 324'
7 M
7 85
7 85
7 K
7 574
7 574
7 H5
7 85
7 774
7 H"
7 SO
7 824
No. 2. tOId. tNew.
Cash nuotations were ns follows:
FIH'R Steady ; winter patents. 4.30fJ4 40;
straights. 4 00j4.20: spring patents. J.von'cJ
6.70; straights. 3.75fi5.00; bakers, l2.4O4i3.S0.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, tl.irvjil.15; No. S,
1.051.10; No. 2 red. 914'-i924c.
roRN'-No. 2, 67c; No. 2 yellow, HTO.
OATS No. 2. S2c: No. 2 white, 339
81',c; No. I white. 324S3C.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 42,44c; fair to
choice malting. 47(15 49c.
SEEPS No. 1 flax, tl.25; No. 1 northwest
ern, 11.43. Timothy, prime. $3 25'ff3 30. Clover,
contract grade, 12.2o&13.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 112 55
(ft 12.60. Lard, per 100 lbs., $7 05. Short ribs
sides (loose). 17 5fi&7.65. Short clear sides
(boxed), t7.75'S'7.874.
Receipts and shipments for the day were
as follows:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls K.7nrt 17.400
Wheat, bu 63.000 9.200
Corn, bu 944,000 lfi7,8"0
Oats, bu 401,700 161,700
Rve, bu 1.000
Barley, bu 109,200 9.800
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 16B20c;
dairies, 15iS'18c. Eggs, steady, at mark,
cases Included. 13c; firsts, 14c; prime firsts,
154c; extras, 174c. Cheese, easy, 9104c.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
((.notations of the Day on Varlcus
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 6.-FLOUR Receipts,
22.36 bbls.; exports, 5,174 bbls.; market quiet
and barely steady; winter patents, $4.9045 26;
winter straights, M tiiH.w; Minnesota pat
ents. !6.5o&i&26: winter extras. 13.106 3 66:
Minnesota bakers, I3.75a'4.15; winter low
grades, t3.004iS.56. Rye flour, quiet; fair to
good. 14 a'u4.w; choice to iancy, H.wra-i.sii.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine while and yel
low, tl 2M&1.30; coarse, Sl.14igl.16; kiln-dried,
2. & 3.00.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 46c, e. I. f.
New York: malting. 4tV&f2c. o. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, l.fX bu. Spot market
barely steady: No. 2 red, $1.07, elevator; No.
2 red, 11.084 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. $1194 f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 hard
Manitoba. $1.12 f. o. b. afloat. In view of
more bearish weather and crop news from
the northwest wheat was generally weaker
today, losing a cent a bushel. One or two
moderate rallies occurred on bullish private
winter wheat estimates and covering of
shorts, out the market closed heavy at 'ip
i0 het decline. July. 9441595c, closed at
944c; September. 9ft 13-1tlS91e, closed at
90c: Iiecember. 90ff(9l4c, closed at 904c.
CORN Receipts, 9.7ii6 bu.; exports, 6n,4(M
bu. Bpot market steady; No. 2, 624c eleva
tor and 2Se f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow.
63c; No. 2 white, 624c. Tha option market
was quiet but higher with the west, closing
at VS4C net advance. July, fiivi24c
closed at 2Vc: September closed at Bite.
OATS Receipts. 68,600 bu.; exports. 1,250
bu. Spot market easy; mixed, Zh to 32 Ins.,
fwg 3o4c ; natural white, 30 to 82 lbs., 874'j
tSUo: clipped white. 36 to 40 lbs.. SS(ff41e.
HAY Irregular; spring, 6my5c; good to
Choice, 7MIK0O.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice,
1904 crop, 23q47c: 1903 crop. fcuaSo; olds. 10
613c. Paclfio coast. 19o4 crop, 23S:6c; 19l?
crop, 1W21C; olds, loraizc.
HIDES Dull: Galveston. JO to 28 lhs
20c; California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 19c; Texas
(drvl. 24 to so ins . 1S4C.
LKATHER-etteady: acid. 24?T26e.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady ; "family. $13 50
fH4ti0; mess, $M(XVoll60; beef bams. 21.0Hj
jej.&o; pacKet. iiz.nutui&uu; cuy, extra India
mess, $22 00fr22 50. Cut meats, steady ; pickled
bellies, t 2fv310.uO; pickled shoulders. 5.5o?
6.00: pickled hams, $10 2f.c.n0.50. Ird. easv:
western steamed, $7.35: refined, barely
steady: continent. $7.40; South America, 18;
compound. $5374-96.624. Pork, steadv;
famllv. $15 sowisoo; short clear, $14. 00514.75
mess, lit hvfiM 25.
TALLOW Steady; city, ie; country, 44
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra.
gvrff.Lfce : japan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady ; receipts, 1 467 pkgs.
state dairy, common to extra, 154r
zoc; renovated, common to extra, 134'tp
I7e.
CO FFFF Steady; No. T Rio. 7T4c.
CffEESE Quiet and unchanged.
EOilS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearrjy, rancy and selected white, Z2c
state, choice, 204121c: state, mixed extra
19dr.iV: western extra. 17il74c; slate, firsts,
lftn ifiUc: southerns, 124il5c.
POULTRY Alive, steadv; western soring
Chickens, l&'fj'JOc; fowls. 114c; turkeys. 134c".
aresseo. easier, western t'roiiers. lni :c
fowls, 10iS124c; turkeys, 13$'17c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Julv 6. MF7TATJH Thi
London tin market added slightly to the
advance of yesterday, closing at 140 5s for
spot and s.isi5s for futures. The local
market was firm In svmpathy with spot.
ouoted at $30 7'V(i31 00. Bpot Conner was un
changed at rtri In London, but futures
were a shade lower at aVUilgSd. locally
the situation was unchanged. 8.me dealers
sre still said to be holding for $15.26 for
lake, but demand Is moderate and gen
erally speaking both lake and electrolytic
are quoted at $15; casting at $14 55. Lead
was firm but unchanged at t4.S0ff4.HA In the
local market and higher at l3 12s6d In
London. Speller was unchanged In both
markets, closing at $5 30 locally and at
23 17td In London. Iron closed st tin 4d
In Olasgow and at 45s 6d In Middlesborough.
I .orally iron was unchanged No. 1 foun
dry northern Is quoted si $16 ;rih1fi.50. No. 2
foundry northern st $18 5On10i), No. 1 foun
dry southern at 115 26' 15.76. No. 1 foundry
southern soft at $i&.2.vt lt Yl and No. 2 foun
dry southern soft st $14 75i 15 M
ST I OU1S. July -METAl.S-I.ead firm
I li.4 k' Iller either at $5.1240
1
NEW I0RRST0CRSASD BONDS
Market ii Uniettled by Conflicting Beporti
of Pnrpota ol Leading Speculator,
PROFIT TAKING CONTINUES ALL DAY
Hardiness of the Money Market
Has an Infavorable Meet
Close Is Irregular,
NEW TORK, July 6 The coincidence of
the free selling of stocks to take profit yes
terday and the publication of an Interview
with a prominent speculative leader Seak
lng with great confidence of the prospect
for much higher prices, had the effect ot
leaving sentiment a good deal unsettled to
day. The desire was to sltpw how far the
realizing sales of yesterday had effect-d
the distribution of holdings from tlw? hands
of the powerful operators who have con
ducted the advance and whose motive for
further protection of the market would
thus be lessened. There was further sell
ing of stocks In fact at available oppor
tunities, and under cover of the sustaining
efTect of the spectacular movement in spe
cial stocks.
Several Incidents of the day were In favor
of the market and It had no Important ob
stacle to contend with. Hut the volume of
dealings fell below the total of yesterday
and there was a violent congestion of ac
tivity in Reading and Union Pacific. The
speculation In I'nlon Pacific was fostered
bv rumors of an Intended extra dividend
oii the stock. Southern Pacific and St. Paul
showed sympathy. Tennessee Coal fluctu
ated violently on comparatively' small deal
ings. This about defines the limits of the
Important movements of the day.
Time loans were firmer In tone and it Is
probable that consideration of the money
outlook had a restraining efTect on the mar
ket. Purls renewed Its takings of gold In
the Indon market and the sterling rate de
clined In Iarls. The possibility of further
exports of gold from New iork Is thus
kept open. Receipts on account of Klon
dike gold are constantly replenishing the
New York supply now. It Is expected also
that the government bonds to be released
bv the return of government deposits on
Julv 15 will go promptly Into use for new
Issues of bank notes. This would add to
the available supply of currency and facili
tate an outward movement of gold. The
efTect of the subscription to the Japanese
loans seemed to le viewed Willi more un
certainty. Kven tho proceeds or the former
loan lert on deposit here in me suiii.
Ing In the loan account showed some tem
porary disturbance In the money market.
Satisfaction Is felt over the Intimation that
no withdrawals of the loan proceeds Is In
tended hefore the last of October. A large
proportion of the last Japanese loan re
mains on deposit In New York and is placed
In call loans here, so that the Japanese
government s handling of its balances might
have an important eneci on me isew iora
monev market. The favorable effect of the
weather on the wheat market was another
satisfaction to holders of railroad stocks.
The condition In Uie cotton market did not
Indicate much change In tho opinion on that
cron. The digestion of profits was persist
ent and as a rule the day's Important gains
are restricted to a few picked stocks. The
closing tone was Irregular.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par value,
$4.3.19.000. I'nlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
Following were tho sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
sales. nign.uow.viose.
Adams Express
Amalgamated Copper
American C. & F
243
19.910 824 82 624
1.400 354 354 3f'V
100 984 "s 98
4O0 324 12 314
91
230
2u0 874 87 37
'166 174 iTVfc 174
2.iil6 4K 48'i 484
200 1124 1124 112
11,600 1184 1174 11"4
do pfd
American Cotton OH.
do pfd
American Expres. . . .
Amer. H. & L. pfd..
American Ice sec
American Linseed OH
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive....
do pfd
American S. & R
do pfd
2i0 1194 1194
1194
139
974
lu4
64
102
163
11.TV,
974
Amer. Sugar Refln.'..
Amer. Tobacco, p. c.
6.300 j;w
600 97 V
l. 1074
Ti.iuo 86
9o0 1024
974
Anaconda Mining Co.
106
844
102
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
168
Baltimore & (phlo.... 13,4ort 1144 1134
do pfd 1 500 974 974
Brooklyn R. T 35.700 1 73
704
71
Canadian Pacific
14,600 J152H 1514 152
Central of N. J
Chesapeake Ohio..
B.4(i0
900
200
11,4o0
1.200
54V' 63V
874 8i4
64
Chicago & Alton .....
854
794
do pfd
79-V
794
Chicago O. W
Chicago & N. W
C. M. & St. P
Chicago T. & T
At
204
2104 2094 4
1.600 1804 1784 179H
100
184
184 14
do pfd
900
41
99
474
27 V.
684
3-4
404 404
C, C, C. A St. L,
900
984
46
68
874
984
464
274
58
884
IsS
104
4W
1S9'1
890
804
86
43V
474
824
3
91
ltt
20
79
;9
81)
i7 .
614
26
664
1484
165
63
128V.
22
64
Colorado F. & 1 16.300
Colorado & Southern.
600
700
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson..
8'0
100 1904 1904
200 104 104
50A 1904 1R94
Delaware, L. & W....
21 hi awi sio
Denver & Rio Grande
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper..
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville A N
Manhattan L
Sort 31
31
loO
86
43 V
4ri4
824
724
1794
1674
204
794
294
so
27
1.100
49,500
4.300
8.600
200
6,200
400
700
2O0
100
20
44
474
83
73
179
169"
204
794
294
80
27
100
56
149U
160 4
66
14SU
165V
8.800
8,600
3.400
Met. Securities
834
82
Metropolitan St. Ry.; 8,700 1294 128
Mexican Central I,5n0 224 22
Minneapolis & St. L
M . St. P. & S. St. M. 100
do pfd
Missouri Pacific 4,600
Missouri. K. & T 800
do pfd 700
National I-ead J, or)
N. R. R. of M. pfd... 200
New York Central.... 12,100
N. Y O. & W 2 410
Norfolk A Western.. 4,100
1234 1234 123
.... lh.14
I004
294
64V
474
86
148
634
4
994
29
64
47
36
147
624
854
644
46
S6V
1474
62V
864
914
994
434
ao pia...
North American .
Paclfio Mall ,
Pennsylvania .....
Peoples Gas
P., C.. C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car,
do nfd
40
100
99V
800
43
434
82,300 1424 1414 14
HO
6U0
76
76
76
894
94
40
894
Pullman Palace Car.
100 240
240
239
Reading
do 1st pfd
182.6.0 I1174 Knn,
200
93
93
92 V
924
do Zd prd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. I.. A a. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Paclfio
do pfd
3.1i0
1.000
20
9,300
2V)
OoO
2iO
2.400
60
a 10
13.K0
934
204
81
S1V
764
344
104
284
62;
654
1174
83
914
91V
19
80
81 4
76
344
104
674
22
6-2
644
1174
82$
98
90
3S4
2
31
7i,
84
104
tf?4
23 4
624
644
1174
soil
84
40
l.o
Soo
Southern Railway....
do pfd
Tennessee C. & I
Texas A Pacific..
12.200
'-oo
T.. St. U A W
do pfd
Union Paclfio
do pfd
U. fl. Express
L. S. Leather
do pfd
I. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
I". 8. Steel
do pfd
Vs. -Carol. Chemical.
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western Union
Wheeling A L E
Wisconsin Central.. .
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Offered.
3XV
674
2iO
674
S74
11, 0 134 1284 114
. O-lZ
' TS
300
40Q
134
109
12
109
109 '
89
19.600 444 41V
4.300 1104 iot2 jobtJ
44.610 334 82Vi 33
Total sales for the day, 87.400 shares.
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Cob
Alio
P rc
bruiuivti-li Con . . .
('"malms Tunnl
(od l. A Vs..
Horn Sllvtr
Iron SilTsr
LMvltls Caa ....
.. M
.. 41
.. 10
.. 4
.. t
..WD
.ITS
..IK
,
I Little rhUf ...
Oolii .......
Ulphlr
'Fhoenls ,
P.Xol
;S4Tf ,
lrr NTd
bnll Hop .
'iuodarS
. I
.4
14
. 1
. 10
. J
. t
. l
.IK
Treasnrt- Rtalemeat.
WASHINGTON. July .-Today"s state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150.0o0. guid
reserve In the division of redemption
shows: Available cash balance, $141 too J37
gold, 170.323,661.
Rank of France Statement.
PARIS. July . The weekly statement uf
the bank of France shows the following
clutnges: Nules la circulatioo, lncreas4 47.-
1.4lJ lllO 9H4 1004
2,2-0 17 35V 864
ao 1074 1074 10s
SO 194 IH4 19H
2U) 404 404 41 iv
240
100 V 168 14
2.60 3V 934 nix
MO 16 16 1514
30 24", ?44
W 6! 52 Mit
1.6.0 190 1H8 1S64
925.0oof ; treasury accounts current, de
creased 8H, M'.U'ef ; general accounts current,
decreased 3.875.i'f: gold In hand. Increased
6.i5'.U""f ; bins discounted, increased 3.1.173.-Owf.
Sew York Mone Market.
NEW YORK. July . MONEY On call,
steady at 242 r rent; closing bid. t
jier cent; offered at 24 iht cent; time loans,
firmer; sixty days. 3'u34 per cent, ninety
dys, S4'034 per cent, six months, 3- per
cent. .
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-S444
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Steady with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4 8090-a
4 87 for demand and at $4 ."J'u4 Si.io for
sixty-day bills; posted rates. $4.80 and $4.V;
commercial bills, It 86'u4.S54.
HILVliR Bar, ,.?4c; Mexican dollars,
464c.
MONDS Government and railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on oonns were;
V R. rf. ti rx U't Jon 4. rtf
...1004
...
... si 4
. . .l.ia
. ..ll'44
...
... US
. ..
... II1!
. .. Mva
4s.
...
...lilt
...ib!4
... 11
. ..10 J
do coupon
.iu ao e, na cries.
do lui. rid
.1"4 L. A N. unl. 4s. . .
V. B. 3s. res
do coupna . .
1. 8 new 4s, ref...
l.il Manhattan c. s. 4a
do coupon
I' 8. old 4. reg.
.12 Max. Central 4a
. 1"4 I do lit Inc
.I1H 'Minn 8t. L. 4a.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco U, ctfa. 1St M., K A T. 4a...
do 4a. el'a 1H do is
Atchison gen. 4i 13 N. R. R of M. c.
do adj. 4S 7 iN. V. f. R
Atlajillc C. L,. 4a 1M2 'N. J. C. (. Ba
bal. Ohio 4a U4 No. Faciflc it
do la M do 3s
Central of OS. 4a. ...113V N. W. c. 4a
do 1st Inc..
o. 9. Li. nai. as..
do 2d Inc.
Chee. A Ohio 4e.
Chicago A A. IWa..
C, li. A y. n. 4e..
4 Psnn conr. ji 1"4
lol 1 Heading den. 4a 101
su St. L. a 1. M c. ta .liO
10l4 St. L. a 8 F. fa. 4s. S
s:s St. 1. S. W. c. 4s.... siv
c. R. 1. a P. 4a.
do col. 6s W Seaboard A. L. 4a....
CV. A St. L S. 4..1"2 So. Pailllo 4a Ji
Chliaso Ter. 4 4 Hllar oa
Tolorado MI4. 4s 74 Thii P. Is
Colo. A So. 4 45 jT.. St. L. A W. 4s
lolo. ind. 4s, act A.. "6 Vnlon ParlBc 4a...
do act B 7 ' do cnv. 4s
. 101
.121"
. Ho
.KV, V
. n
. 4't
. '
. Ka
. H44
Cuba Is. Hfi ..
.10(1 1'. s, strei in bs
D. A R. O. 4a 1004
Watah la
Distillers' Sec. da ... Bu
Erie prior lien 4s 101
do gen. 4s H
F. W. A D. C. XS...11I'
Hocking Val. 4SS....UV
OflereU.
do deb. B
Western Md. 4s
W. ft L. K 4e
WU. Ceutral 4s....
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. July 6 Call loans. 84-34 per
cent; time loans. 341)44 per cent, omolal
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchison dj. 4s Adrenture 4
do 4s 1i2v, Allouet 21S
Mei. Centra) 41 1 Amalgamated 2V
Atchison M Amerhan Zinc c
lo p'd U'214 Atlantic 134
B.iaton A Albanr Si1 Umgliain 2
Boston Maine ITS Cal. ft Hecla 4i
Boston Elevated 1ST Ce.nteon!al H
Fltchburg pfd 14S Copper Kange
Meiban lentral JlVi Daly West 134
N. V., N. H. A H...IS9S, Dominion Coal t
Pere Marquette .... rranlilln t
Vnlon Pacific Oranbr
Amer. Arge. Chem... 2'il Isle Koysle 20
do pfd 1HJ 1 Msss. Mlulng t
Amer. Pneu. Tube.... 4 I Michigan H4
Amer. Sugar 1S94 Mohawk 4li
do pld 131 j Mont. ( AC 1
Amer. T. A T 1J9H Old Lwmlnlon 24
Amer. Woolen 17 Osceola ,
do pfd 1"4 1 Parrot 221
Dominion I. A S 23V4 Quin. y
Edison Elec. lllu...24i 1 Bhannon (4
General Electrlo li ITamarack 117
Mass. Electric lVTnnltr s
do pfd 43 1 I'nlted Copper 224
Mass. Has 44 it. f. mining 4
United Frull 10"i V. b. Oil 104
United 8. M. ctfs.... 6V Utah 43W
do pfd 31S Victoria i
V. S. Steel 33 Winona 104
do pfd 1004 Wolverine lcm
Wealing, common ... S2
Bid Ask.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, July . Closing quotations on
stocks weie;
Coneole, money ...
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
Ches. ft Ohio
Cblrsgo Ot. W
C, M. A Bt. P
DeBeers
P. A K. O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
Illinois Central ...
LoulSTllle A Nash.
14., K. T
.. 04 N. V. Central
...1.1124
si
.. Norfolk ft W
.. oii do pfd
.. 81 ; Ontario A W
..106 Pennsylvania
..Ill IRand .Mines
..lt 'Kenning
.. bil do liit pfd
..11 do 2d pfd
..lMVi Southern Hallway
.. 14 do pfd
. !
. 644
. 73
. 4
. 44
. 474
. 44 4
. 33
.10(l
. '
.1334
.10U4
. 13
.102
. Ml
. 414
. 91
IIUj Southern Pacific .
. ta I Union Pacino
. 4B do pfd
. 44 1. g. steel
. 74 do pfd
.171S Wabash
.l(2v do pfd
. nl Spanish 4s
SILVER Bar, steady, 27d per ounce.
MONEY Kul4 Per SCiit.
The rate ot uiscoun'f In the open market
for short bills Is 1 11-ln'uM 13-16 per cent; for
three months' bills, lVj; 13-16 per cent.
Bank of England Statement.
LONDON, July S.Tfie. .weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total;, reserve, decreased
1.167,000; circulation", Increased &no,u00;
bullion, decreased &bo.99; other securities,
increased 2,979,OuO; Other deposits, in
creased 5,2b8,0u0; public deposits, decreased
vS.095,000; notes reserve, decreased 1.133,
000; government securities, Increased 681.
OuO. The proportion of the bank's reserve
to liabilities this week Is 42.' per cent;
last week at was 46.19 per cent.
Baak Clearings.
OMAHA, July . Bank clearings for to
day were $1.640,207. 12; for the corresponding
date last year, $1.24.689.40.,
p- k-
Kansas City Grata and Provisions.
The range of prices paid In Kansas City,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Artlcles.l Open. High. I Low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat
July...
Sept...
Dec...
Corn
July... Sept...
Dec...
Oats
Sept... Pork
July... feept...
Lard
July... Sept...
Ribs
July... Sept...
854 824 ' 81 H $24
781 79 : 774 1 784 794
78 794 ' 784 78 794
50 51'i ' 60 514 494
48 484 474 44 48
434 434 42', 434 434
304 304 : 30 30 30
18 46 12 45 12 42
12 67 12 72 12 62 13 62 12 67
7 12 .'i. 7 12 7 12
7 30 7 30 7 17 7 17 7 J0
7 60
7 77 7 77 7 72 1 771
BOOS Steady; Missouri and Kansas,
new No. I whltewood cases Included. 12c;
case Count, lie; cases returned, 4c less.
RYE Steady At 5.(i6Sc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $9.5O4yi0.O0;
choice prairie. 7.7a8 00.
BUTTER Steady; creamery. 154tP184c ;
packing, 14c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu (,....17.600 44.4iW
Corn, bu ..17,oo 17.600
Oats, bu 8,000, (,0u0
Visible Supply of Grain.
NEW YORK, July . Special cable and
telegraphic conanunlca Hons received by
Bradstreets shoiV the following changes In
available supplies as compared with last
reoort:
Wheat. United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, decreased. 1.9"6,flo0 bush
els; afloat for and In Europe, increased.
1.800.000 bushels; total supply, decreased,
IftS.ono bushels.
Corn. I'nlted StAtes and Canada, east of
the Rockies, increased. 3.104.000 bushels.
Oats, T'mted States and Canada, east of
the Rorkies. decreased. IVi.OOO bushels.
The leading decreases frporied this week
are: 236.000 bushels, in ' Manitoba: 176.0"0
bushels In Ooderioh. Ont.; 92.000 bushels at
Portland, Me.; 80.000 bushels at Depot Har
bor, and 71.000 bushels at the Chicago pri
vate elaaators.
Ptocks held at Port Huron Increased
70 "O bushels.
The decrease noted at Qoderlch Is duo
lsrgelv to the burning of an elevator there
July t
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 6.-COTTON-The spot
market closed quiet: middling uplands,
11 10c; middling gulf, . 11.36c. Sales, 8.&u0
bales.
LIVERPOOL, July . COTTON-Spot In
limited demand: prices 14 points lower.
American middling fair. 6$6d; good mid
dling, o OCd; middling. 6 S'M, low middling.
6 73d; good ordinary, l.86d; ordinary. 6.39d.
The sales of the day were 7.000 bales, of
which 6u0 were for speculation and export,
and Included ( 60s American. Receipts, tOUO
bales, no American.
8T. LOUIS, July 6 -COTTON-Market
Arm: middling, 10r. Sales. 1.434 bales; re
ceipts, none; shipments, to bales; stock,
85.981 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, JulvM -COTTON-Flrni.
Sales; 4.J50 bales. Ordinary, 8 11-lttc:
good ordinary, 94c; low middling. 104c;
middling, 10A,c; good middling. UU-lAc;
mlddllns fair. 114c. Receipts, 2,589 bales;
stock, 77.071 bales.
agar a ad Molasses.
NEW YORK. July l-SUQAR-Raw.
dull; fair refining. I 9-1&33H.-; centrifugal,
9 test, 4 l-liic; molasses suyar, 8 s-liaJ4c
Refined, steady; No. (, 4c; No. 7, 4 75c;
No. 8. 4.6f-; No. 9. 4 60c; No. 10. 4.65c; No.
11. 4.46c; No. 12. 4 40c; No. 13. $4Sc; No. 14.
i.&c; confectioners' A, 26c; mould A. 6 7ic;
cutloaf. S.UV; crushed, 6.10c; powdered,
6.60c; granulated. $6 4oc; cubes. 6.b6c.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 2i:i6c.
NEW ORLEANS, July s-SUC.AR-Qulet;
open kettle, centrifugal. 44'a4r;
centrifugal, whiles. 4 1&-K.i5 l-ISc, el
Jows, 4o4c; seconds. 24-ii34e.
MOLASSKS Nominal; oven keltic, U3
16c: centrifugal, ji4e. w
SYRl'F-.Numiaaj, -
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
Beef Stteri and Cowi Bteady to Lower
with Tradieg Slow.
HOG TRADE SLOW, BUT PRICES STEADY
Uood Strong Ai'tise Market on Both
Sheen and l.ambs, vrltli prices
Looking Higher In Spots anal
Receipts Fairly Liberal.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 6, 1905.
Receipts were: Cattle, lloijs. bneep.
Olticiai Monday l.sci 4.4J7 3,iol
Official Tuesiiay (holiday) .... .... ....
Ufnuial S cdiie:day 6.1, S 7., 46 Ml
Official Thursday s,4om 9,7tO 6,itn
Four days this week. . .11.460 21. 8 lo.otti
Four days last week 11, 14 49.Df5 li,3J
Same days week before.. Is. 178 4o.7t4 14.MJ
Same tliree weeks ago..l.Z3i 44.447 7.o8
ritime four Weegs ago ln.tWs b3..H3 16.V.9
Same days last year 1D.514 3t,i3 l-.koj
RECE11 I S FOR THE Y & AR TO UA l t.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for me year to date, comparing with last
year: isv,. ii4 inc. Dec.
Cattle 444. m 45.S.647 14.36
Hogs l,3Ai.3us l,S7.53a 67,161
Sheep 7au.6i'i) 701,212 49.368
The following table shows the average
price of htigs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I liKiO. il9o4.;i9ni.1902.il'.Jl.1900.lS99.
Juno 16.
June 14,
6 1941
6 'U I
6 20 I
6 18-J
0 14',
B 10 1
6 1241
6 is ,!
6 271
6 314,
5 2t
4 811 6 951
Vo,
6 S3
6 8o
6 92!
4 89j $ 64
4 9u I U
I it W
6 03
6 Obi 3 64
4 4 8 71
4 93 3 !
6 0O 3 60
I 3 2
6 171
6 10 I 63
4 7j I'll 7 24
June 17.
June 18..
4 91
4 92i
6 94
2.11
6 97
7
7 33
I 41
June 19..
1 6 94
6 00 0 ko,
5 on I
5 00 6 831
June 20.
D US 1
6 H,
t 89
6 9d
6 J9i
i 93 ,
6 9i!
6 87
W
6 89
6 82
6 74,
June vi
June tl.
June 24..
June 26..
June 2tl
0 12, 6 61
6 16, 6 67
7 69
6
I 6 70 7 oil
5 14 5 461 7 621
6 10; 7 66)
6 04. 6 661
6 oi 5 o 7 Sl
6 13 5 60 1 7 64
6 IS, 6 661 7 tit:
1 6 601 7 62
June i-7.,
6 l'.li 6 04
June IS.
June 29.
June :i
6 11
4 9:
6 01,
e
8 06
8 68
3 08
8 73
a
3 78
I 0 21'!
I 6 IS I
,6 22,
I 5 29 I
July 1..
July i..
July 8...
Julv 4.
4 92
6 HI,
July 6...
6 2541 '5 2o ' I 7 64 j 6 73, 5 flk 8 78
I S 26i 6 651 16 791 6 lb 83
July 6.
Indicates Sunday Holiday.
The official number of cars of Block
brought in loday by each road was;
Cnttle.Hogs Sh'p.H'ses.
1.., in. Bi. i'. rty 1
Wabash 1
1
3
36 15
6
46
4
22 .. i
8 1..
9 2..
2
1
1 1
136 24 ,2
C. & N. W. Ry 8
F., Fa & M. V. R. R.... 48
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry.. 10
B. & M. Ry 60
C, B. & Q. Rv 11
C, R. 1. A P. Rv., east.. 3
C. H. I. A P. Ry., west 2
Illinois Central
Chlcugo Gt. Western.... 1
Totals 157
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head 'ndlcatcd:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 750 1.836 679
Swift and Company 714 2.221 1,061'
Cudahy Packing Co 1,137 1.262 1,184
Armour & Co 8"2 8,362 2,015
Cudahy Puck. Co., K. C. 187 264
Swift and Co., St. J 215
Lobman & Co .' 67 .... ....
Hill & Hunlzlnger 55
Wolf A. Murnan 48
Sol Degan 1
J. B. Root & Co 23
Bulla Ac Kline 3
Frey Packing Co 342 ....
8(uires & Cu 189 ....
S. & S 304 344
Other buyers 86 .... 30
Totals 4,177 6,635 6,6C8
CATTLE The weak and adverse condi
tions existing yesterday were felt again
today to some extent on the cattle hill and
the trade was rather unfavorable to the
selling Interests There was a fairly good
run for a Thursday, about 160 loads being
offered. The general quality of the receipts
was fairly good.
Beef steers constituted the big end of
the receipts today and there was some
pretty good stuff offered. On the early
murket there were a few sales made that
looked fully steady, but In the main buyer
were bearlah and wanted to buy the cattle
lower. Trading was very slow and dull,
and it was well along In the forenoon be
fore anything of consequence was done.
Buyers were out early, but took hold with
little strength and were not overly anxious
for supplies. Bids were unevenly lower,
some salesmen calling the market 10c off.
Other sales were made at prices that looked
fully steady with yesterday, while some
cattle changed hands at prices 5tyl0o lower.
The general market could best be quoted
steady to lower. Big heavy steers were in
rather poor demand today and were sluw
to move.
There was a fairly good string of cows
and heifers offered, but there was little
life to the trading and the market was
Slow and dull all through. Salesmen gen
erally were calling the market on these
kinds lower, although some sales showed
steady prices. Some hay-fed cows were
received and were hard to move and were
In poor demand. Buyers evinced little In
terest In the stuff and It was late before
anything like a clearance was made.
The market on good bulls, veal calves
and stags was Just about steady with yes
terday's prices, but poor bulls suffered a
decline and were about a dime off.
As has been the case for some time there
was a very light supply of stockers and
feeders and a correspondingly light demand.
What stuff was here sold generally at
about steady prices. Representative sales:
No. A. Vr. No. A. Pr.
1 10 4 00 14 H0 4 85
17 u7 4 10 20 113H 4 96
Jl 1110 4 10 II 1!1 4 s5
1 U70 4 t 31 1 111 4 S
1 imO 4 24 U 1114 4 M
11 SKI 4 26 27 1SS4 4 0
1 8& 4 34 H 1241 4 0
J 0 4 40 1 1204 4 0
I 1(121 4 46 0 114 4 (0
, 1121 ,4 60 71 121 4 0
1 1070 ,4 60 10 12.5 4 40
1 Iu50 4 60 14 1240 4 0
1 loi.0 4 60 17 ViA 4 0
14 1108 4 50 10 Ilk 4 k0
62 807 4 66 IS 127 4 0
1 12"0 4 10 1 113 4 k6
24 r,6 4 46 13 187 4 t6
1.0 llil 4 46 la 1S4 4 S
58 1148 4 70 44 1325 6 00
27 1131 4 70 4S Ull 6 00
21 1U20 4 70 II 1177 6 00
21 1161 4 70 1 1270 6 00
6 1010 4 7o 20 1127 6 00
21 1122 4 75 4 U-d 6 00
1 1350 4 75 11 1257 S 00
40 1160 4 16 14 1217 i 00
I 0 4 7i 23 12U4 C 06
60 1064 4 75 7 225 i 06
U It's 4 75 1 UkO 4 06
22 124 4 76 1213 I 04
15 11"0 4 76 4 1U5 I 10
64 11M 4 75 1235 I 15
12 n6 4 76 1 1441 I 16
23 1160 4 74 11 HT7 I 10
16 1120 4 so 6. li, 6 25
88 1264 4 80 42 1401 6 25
II U4II 4 60 II 1341 6 80
STEERS AND COWS.
23 84 4 30 11 ion 4 60
I M7 4 40 6 0 4 60
28 751 4 40 1 1121 4 60
18 411 4 40 11 lu6 4 10
14 k61 4 60 10 804 4 60
II 1016 4 60 24 llu si
COWS.
1 195 1 40 4 1076 I 60
1 7'J 1 10 14 670 I 60
t 8M 1 36 1 410 I 66
1 70 I 25 11 1061 I 65
1 75 2 15 1 1376 I 40
1 173 I 15 4 1020 I 65
1 12iK t 16 4 1U67 70
1 6u4 1 40 I TD 1 10
I 30 t 40 11. 102 t 71
1 1116 t 60 1 111,5 15
1 Iba6 1 40 4 Imi6 I 16
1 126 1 76 4 1:1 8 40
1 100 I 80 1 110 1 65
14 1061 I 00 1 1136 86
1 1UO0 t 00 6 117a 1 64
t 1100 I 00 i 1140 I 80
I kit I 00 1 1114 4 b
1 1080 I 00 4 1147 4 00
1 860 I 00 t 1041 04
6 Uu4 I 10 1 1120 4 00
1 7,J 1 10 4 1U 4 10
2 t6 I 10 4 1U44 4 14
I Iu6l 1 16 4 1277 4 16
7 1(k.4 I 15 4 loo 4 16
1 10M I S 1 11(0 4 U
14 1" I 36 1 Iu90 4 81
4 1UT6 I 40 1 mo 4 34
12 1U40 1 40
C'Ui'l AND HEIFERS.
I Ill I 10 it 1051 4 It
HEIFERS.
1 750 i 00 16 71 I 61
1 440 1 10 t ;t 1 66
1 440 I 60 1 'tit 3 s
I (40 t 60 1 820 4 00
4 812 1 61 1 4 4 15
I ., -i I 76 44 4M 4 4
II 15 1 SO 8 C.S 4 45
14 141 I 40 I low 4 70
1 440 S 40
CALVES.
1 100 4 26 1 10 4 SO
1 HO 4 50 1 210 6 60
1 150 4 60 1 155 6 64
1 110 4 13 1 IO I 60
1 110 4 75 140 I 60
1 600 4 71 I loo I 6a
1 270 i 00
BULLS.
1 1410 I 60 1 1710 I 40
1 111 1 4 1 irttu I 50
1 1310 I W 1 1740 I V)
I HoJ 1 00 J ma I jfl
1 1610 1 26 ' 1 U20 1 n
1 I 25 1 U.'O 1 76
, 6. ..lelf I l 1 1440 I Ht
6TA03.
1 1on 3 00 1
1 1170 J Is
.H0 4 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDFHA.
1. f . 3 26 I 4l I M
tl : I 6 .'4 1 at
13 1 IS I si ) J,)
1 470 1 On 12 sm J 7S
2 3 10 I j 1. to 1 7,s
: " 1 40 r h in
us 1 45
WESTERNS
James M-Dcnnott. San Jose. Cal
92 steers. ...L".." 4 4 329 steers... 1 1 77 4 "5
i4 i St. . rs. 1121 4 15
Ht OS W enkness was one of the salient
features of the hog market today, buyers
beltg slow to take hold and the general
tone of the Hading dropsy. There w is a
fairly good run for a Thursday, atKHit H4
loads lclng on sole The market was slow
In opening and there was little dune till
well along In the forenoon. Shippers picked
up some hogs early at good steady prices,
but other buyers were bonrish and wanted
sellers to take ofr some on the price. It
'R a dull market throughout, although
after actual trading was once under way
the most of the hoss brought about steady
prices Desirable light and medium weight
loads were preferred and were picked t p
first, as was the rase yesterday. The bulk
of the hogs sold at $5.224 u3 274, with the
popular rrice 86 X.
The trade was prolonged until after mid
day, the later market not being as good as
the early. The close of the market was not
only very slow, but the Inte sales were
niostlv V4fr6c lower than the opening.
Representative sales:
No. 4.v. Pa. Pr. No. at. ek. Pr.
1 140 ... I 20 72 14 110 I 25
? ... I 2?4 75 116 40 125
I M 80 I 11 78 217 110 I 26
11 307 40 4 82 4 71 247 40 I 84
71 121 to 1 83 77 Ill 40 6 16
73. 247 140 6 1L'4 44 0 14
46 15 60 4 224 4 147 40 6 26
78 214 S40 6 224 6.1 327 hi I K
! 231 80 1 224 46 184 1C0 6 25
82 242 160 t 224 71 175 10 4 (4
81 1(4 1(0 6 Ii4 4 Ill ... I 25
67 K'4 ... 1 22 4 48 240 Ml 6 25
21 220 ... I 224 84 141 40 4 25
70 J'l ... I I14 10 I6 ... 6 M
68 1M0 ... 4 824 61 1 ... 1 26
(3 236 80 4 I24 45 lf.7 ... I 26
48 4 120 6 12 4 73 328 ... 1 26
47 240 80 1 22 4 33 IO0 40 I 25
62. ...... Si3 40 6 22 4 82 211 60 6 26
36 261 ... 6 '.24 78 2.10 40 6 25
83 Ill 200 1 22 4 68 223 ... 6 23
67 261 160 6 22 4 H 2"1 80 6 26
88 231 120 t 824 (1 228 120 6 26
46 177 120 6 2?4 74 319 40 4 25
62 336 80 6 22 4 6 243 40 6 26
34 185 !40 6 224 14 185 540 6 25
41 24 J 1 22 4 75 187 ... 6 26
267 40 6 22 4 66 215 40 4 25
80 3,U 40 6 224 64 2.3 . 80 6 25
61 31 80 t 124 46 221 100 4 25
63 251 40 6 2 2 4 " 184 120 6 34
59 277 40 6 25 7s 8.4 8v 6 86
64 104 ... 5 26 47 j;4 ... ( 25
88 .266 40 6 25 80 :'sj ... 6 274
252 ... 6 25 II 14 ... 6 274
64 2?4 240 6 35 70 241 ... 4 274
63 833 ... 6 26 46 238 ... 1 274
78 2:0 40 6 25 71 215 10 6 274
77 215 80 6 35 68 til 40 6 274
70 247 80 6 86 77 234 ... ( 27 4
l 138 10 6 26 10 2il ... 6 274
48 222 ... 6 25 75 234 80 6 2?4
71 216 ... I 16 87 181 120 I 174
o HI 40 6 25 60 247 ... 6 874
23. 238 40 6 25 78 2:'l ... 6 274
80 2c9 40 6 25 77 2:4 200 6 274
76 2"1 ... 6 25 77 1A 40 6 174
88 226 40 I 25 77 182 40 6 274
85 204 4V 4 25 161 160 6 274
78 234 80 t 16 71 ink 100 I 274
71 187 40 4 16 76 212 80 6 174
88 263 40 6 16 63 26 80 6 274
78 861 200 C 26 83 21 40 6 174
76 231 80 6 26 (t 169 ... 6 30
64 260 160 5 35
SHEEP Today's receipts were fairly lib
eral, for the first time since Monday.
There was no market Tuesday and receipts
yesreruay were noi cnougn to make a test
of Ihe market. There la a good, strong
demand here for both sheen and lambs and
conditions are such that liberal receipts
seem to make little change In prices. Buy
ers were out early today and trading was
active. at'iHilles were wanted and the mar
ket ruled stronger. The receipts were of
fairly good quality, with only a few loads
of lambs on sale. There are no spring
lambs to amount to anything coming to
this market at presant, but the young stuff
received is in even better demand than old
sheep. A big string of Idaho wethers sold
loday at 85.60.
Quotations : Good to choice spring lambs
I7.W4c7.2f); fair to good spring lambs, $6.75d
i.un good to choice yearllngo. Jjti.oo'att.oo:
fair to good yearlings, 5.76ii6.oO; good to
. choice wethers, 84.i506.6O; fair to good
wethers. I4.a0'a4. u: tcood to choice ewes.
84.5ui6.00; fair to good ewes, 84.2uic4.W. Rep
resentative sales:
No. Av. Tr.
8 western cull ewes 73 2 50
western bucks lo6 8 25
30 western cull welhers 70 8 60
lt9 western ewes 88 4 10
2 western ewes 66 4 10
8 western ewes 90 4 26
16 western ewes 140 b lo
284 western yearlings 65 6 70
21 western yearlings 76 6 00
171 western yearlings 66 6 00
6 western yearlings 71 6 00
12 western yearlings 60 6 00
84 western spring lambs 61 7 00
6 western spring lambs 68 7 26
270 western wethers 76 4 65
1 western wether 80 4 86
8 westorn ewes 87 6 00
78 western wethers 92 6 25
269 Idaho wethers 96 6 25
lo&2 western sheep and yearlings 99 5 25
192 western sheep and yearlings 99 6 GO
1M western sheep and yearlings 97 6 60
365 western sheep and yearlings lo5 5 60
266 western sheep and yearlings luo 5 00
6H6 western sheep and yearlings loo 6 60
61 western yearlings 72 6 65
319 west n year'gs and wethers.. 71 4 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
tattle Steady to Weak Hoars Five
Cents Higher.
CHICAGO, July 6. CATTLE Receipts,
7,0u0 head; market steady to weak; good to
prime steers, ld.60(au.2a: poor to medium
V1.8iu5.3o; Blockers and feeders, 2.6oy4 26;
cows, 82.90ft4.60; belters, 32. 40(75.10; canners,
4U.5o'u2.9o; bulls, $2.OiK(j4.10; calves, J30O',6 4o.
HOi8 Receipts, 20.000 head; estimated to
morrow, 22,uuo head; market 6c higher;
mixed and butchers, 86,40476. 624; good to
choice heavy, 8o.5&U'6.65; rough heavy, l.j.lXmy
b 40; light, 6o.iahu6.ijo; oI sales, tj.ww
6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12,000
head; market steady to strong; lambs 2., a
3oo lower; good to choice wethers, 84.76iji
5.60; fair to choice mixed, 3.5o((i5.00; western
sheep. I3.75'ii5.6u; native lamos, including
spring lambs, 83.60iift.oo; weslern lambs, 84.60
(U(J 40.
Kansas City Live Stock Slarket.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 6. CATTLE
Receipts. 6,0u0 head, including 3,ouo south
erns. Market steady; cows, lou higher.
Choice export and dressed beef steers.
46.Wu6.76; fair to good, H 26ii6.0O, western
ed steers, 84. 266. 25; stockers and feed
ers, 76iju4.6o; southern steers, .'(.tu4.75;
southern cows, 2.2&'g3 60; native cows, (2.25
tM.bo; native heifers, 83.25it6.25; bulls, (2.26
H4 0o; calves, 83.006.26.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head. Market
steady. Top, (o 4L'4; bulk of sales, (6 32iuj
6 4o; heavy, (6.324'e6 874; packers, 85.36(0
6 424; piss and lights. 6.30'i5.424.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head. Market strong and active. Native
lambs, 86.604 7. 4o; western lambs, 5.76'u7.00;
fed ewes and yearlings, 84.36'n6.76; Texas
clipped yearlings, (5.0ti'u6.T6; Texas clipped
sheep, 4. 64,&.26; stockers and teedcrs, 2.5o
4(j 3. 75.
t. Louis . Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, July 8. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 heud, Including 6,500 Texans. Natives
steady; Texas weak. Native shipping and
export steers, 84.66'i6.50; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 3.261j4.90; steers under
l.OuO pounds, 8J.2'i'y4.60; stockers and feed
ers, J2 2t'u4.00; cows and heifers, 2.0udl
605; canners, $l.fit2.10, bulls, S2.25uit.&u;
calves, 8.'.uXy6.00; Texas and Indian steers,
12. 6o'u4. 66; rows and helfors, 82.0Oj3 50.
HOGS Receipts. 6.0i4 head. Market
strong, l'lgr and lights, 85. 25 36 60; pack
ers. 4 75'j5.20; butchers and best heavy,
(5. 46 ii 6 66.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, &00 head.
Market steady. Native muttons, 83.75ai.75;
lambs, 85.oOa7.0O; culls and bucks, 12 ,75'rf,
4.5u; stockers, I3 267j3.76; Texans, 3.7Eu4 76.
St. Joseph Live Itock Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo., July CATTLE
Receipts, 2.258 head. Market steady to 10c
lower. Natives, 83 75fi6.66; cows and helf-'-
81.6o7i4.40; stockers and feeders, 12. 76
4 55.
..OG8 Receipts, 8,113 head. Market
steady to 6c lower. Light. 86 .Wifi 40; me
dium and heavy, 5.26'a5.35; bulk, 85 3
6.374
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. 1,:50
head. Market steady.
lions City Live Itock Market.
6IOUX CITY, la . July 6.-Bpeclal Tele
gram. I CATTLE Receipts. 300 head, mar
ket steudy; beeves, $3. 75 '95 40; cows, bulls
and mixed, $2 .60444 60; stockers and feeders,
$3 (KV(i'4 00; calves and yearlings. 32.75'rt3 86.
HOGS Receipts. 8 200 head; market weak;
selling at 85 16 'a 5.26; bulk of sales, 86.20
.36.24.
itock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
weslern marketj yesterday:
Cattle.
South Omaha 3,46o
Ploux City 0
Kansas City 6.(0
St. Joseph 2.2641
Bt Ixiuis 7 tl
Chicago 7.0u0
Hogs. Sheep.
9 6,li)
8. 2i8'l
IfW.il 4 fmo
9.123 l.;5
6.(f0 fviO
io.oOO 12.ooo
78,023 23.869
Totals
.28.m
f'otlee Market.
NEW YORK. July . -COTTON-Market
for futures opened steadv. unchanged to 6
ooluts Uguer 00 a renewal of Wtjl sutct
and Eurcrean bin lug Tr.e close wis ale-ulv
ret inni-Hnur.i in 0 points lower. mi
wore ivp.'it' l of . bnga,
Peptrn.bor, 6 4i 'irt.S5N October,
Including :
A y .11 '. 9.V ;
7 06 11 7 loc;
2101 Rio,
pilll'fl. , 'i'c: I'ccemner,
March. 7 26'77v. May. 7.4IH'.
steady; Xo. Imolee. 1 c.
OMAIIt WlrOl.Ksn.TT 4t-s.tvET.
Condition of Trade and Qantatlaae on
Staple sail Kaner I'rodnee.
LOGS Receipts, fair; market quiet:
candle 1 stotK, l.'4v.
LIVE POI'LTRV-Hens. 84u?c; roosters.
6c; turkeys, l.'ul.V; ducks, Sc; spilng
chickens. 1 to ? ibs., 17 ito.
BL'TTER - Market firm; parking stock.
13c; choice to fancy dairy, 174,18c ; creamery.
i"ii2li"; prints, 22c
Sl'UA K flandiird granulated. b 21 per
cwt.; cubes, I, .00 per tut,; cut loaf, .44
per cwt ; No. 6 ctr.4 C, ImJ per cwt.;
No. 10 extra C, 15 96 per cwt.; No. 15 yel
low, S75 per cwt.; XXXX powdered. 80 94
per cwt.; bar powdcreu, 17.40 per cwll
eui;lo tablets. $7 96 per cwt
r ttKSll r isit 1 rout c: naiinui. ucs
buffalo (dressed), Sc; pickerel (dressexi), 80;
white bass (dressed). IrV; sunflsl). c: perot
(Scaled and dressed), fx-; pike, loc; catrtsh.
lie; red snapper. 10c: salmon. Jsc; crappiea.
12c; eel, loc; bullheads. He; black bass, :oe;
Manitoba whltetlsh tdrcssedi. loc; Ijke Su
perior whlteflsh (dressed 1, 12c; frog legs,
per doi , 35c: lobsters, green. I7c; boiled
lobsters, 80Y; shad roe. 46c; bluoflsh. Sc.
HAY-Prices minted bv Omaha Wholesale
(lav Dealers' association: Choice. 87.00; N'.
1. $6.50; No. f, 86.00; coarse. 86 00. These
-iru es are for hay or good color ana quai
tv.
BRAN Per ton. 815.00.
TROPICAL FRL1T.
ORANGES St Michaels, all sixes. 14.3:
extra fancy Mediterranean sweets, all
sizes, 83.75; seedlings, ail sixes, 83.60; Valen
cia, all sizes, 14 26.
LEMONS Mtnnnlera, extra fancy, jin.
Soo and afiO sizes 2.'. .1 5 75 fancy, 270,
and 8' sizes, (4 25; 27o sl' &60; 300 and
860 sizes. $4.60; 210 size. $3.75: 240 slse, $3 26,
DATES Per box of SO 1-lb pkgs.. 82.00:
Hallowe'en. In 7o-lb. boxes, per lb. so.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 7i,I
&: I'v.ported Smyrna, four-crown, lie; five
crown, 12c.
BANANAS Per medium-sired bunch, 81.75
61 25: Jumbos. $2.t(Vu3.00.
t'lNKAPi'i.tn riorum, per crate or 4,
80 and 36 sizes. 43.26; 42 sice. H.oo.
fruits aMj melons.
APRlCOiS Cuilturiiia, pur 4 basket crate,
$1.10.
Pl.CMS-CA'lforr.ia, per 4-basket crate,
11.10.
PEACHJCS Texas dinars, per 4-basket
crate, Xoc: Texas freestones, 8100; Califor
nia, oer 25-lb- box. 9"Mz.
Cit.UKil:.- t aliforma. black, per 8-lb.
box, 11.60; white, per s-in. bos, $1.60; Mis
souri, box of 24 (Its., 82.U0ia2.25.
STRAWBERRIES Home grown, per Si
at. caso, $1.7&(ii2.uO; Denver, per case of
24-OtS., 2.60.
CHAN HLHnits Jersays, per crate. 11 bo.
GOOSEBERRIES Box of 24 qts.. 2.uO.
CANTA IAJ1 PES Texas, per crnte, 83.00
64 00; California, per crate, $5 WVQii.OO.
WATERMELONS Alabama, Sweets, 250
30c each; crated, 14c lr lb.
RASPBERRIES Red. box of 24 pts, 82.50;
black, box of 24 pts.. 82.0O.
BLACK BERRIES Case of 84 qts , 82.00.
TURNIPS New, pel .. 6o.
CARROTS New. per aos.. 26o.
PARSNIPS Old. per bu., 40a
WAX BEANS Per 4"I'U. box, 75c; string
beans, per 4-bu. box, 76c; bu. box wax or
String, 82.0ttii2.26.
TUTA TOES Home-grown, In sacks, per
bu., 36c; Colurado, per bu., 46c; new pota
toes, per bu., 60c.
BEANS Navy, per bu., 32.00.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per crate
of 1 dox., FOc.
CUCUMBERS Per dos.. 46o.
PEAS New. pel t.u. tog. $1.00.
TOMATOES Texas, pur 4-basket crate.
11.10.
SPINACH Per bu.. 60o.
CABBAGE Homo grown, li crates, per
lb.. 240-
ONIONS New. per dox. bunches, 16;
Bermudas, per crate of about 60 lbs., 11.25.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, per
doz . ?ec.
LETT JCE Hot bouse, per doi., 85440t;
head lettuce, per dox.. "5o.
BEETS New, per dos.. 30o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new,. 15c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin Umberger, 16c; twins,
134i 14c; young Americas, 14o.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft "hells, new
crop, per lb., 16c; hard shellh, psr lb., 13c:
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 bard
shells, per lb., 12c: pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 60; Chill walnuts,
fier lb., J2yl34c, almonds, soft shell, per
b 17c; hard shell, per lb,, 15c; shellbaric
hickory nuts, per bu., 81.75; lVge hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.60.
HIDES No. 1 green. Re; No. 2 green,
7c; No. 1 malted, 9o; No. 2 salted, 8c;
No. 1 veal calf, 10Cf No. 2 veal calf, 9o; dry
salted, 7it'11c; sheep pelts, 26cJ$l.OO; horse
bides, Sl.ioifS.OO.
Wool Market!
LONDON, July 6 WOOL The offerings
at the wool sales today amounted to 13.273
bales. Competition was spirited throughout
the session. Cross-breda were In large sup
ply and bidding for them was keen at
hardening prices. Wool suitable for Amer
ica realized extreme rates. Is 644 being
paid for superior greasy Victorian. Good
heavy half-breeds, heavily skirled, were
also taken by Americans. Following are
the sales: New South Wales. 2,600 bales;
scoured. '8dJi 2s; greasy, ftdfyla 34d. Queens
land. 3u0 bales; scoured. Is 3dols 104d;
greasy, 9Trlld. Victoria, OoO bales; scoured,
Is 3d 4.(1 s lod; greasy, lldlils 7d. South Aus
tralia, 200 bales; greasy, liVd-fils Id. Tas
mania, L0 bales; scoured, Hdfyls lid; greasv,
74d7ils 44d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
700 bales; scoured. Is 5Kjls 9d; greasv, 64 it
H4d. Punta Arenas, 100 bales; greasy, 10
6114d. . .
ST. LOUIS. Julv 6.-WOOL-Steady; me
dium grades combing and clothing, 2('i1f
Sn'v; light fine. 21'u27o; heavy fine, 18(g22o;
tub washed, 32ff42c. .
' Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK, July 6-OIL-Cottonseed.
firm: prime crude, nominal; prim yellow,
291i'294c. Petroleum, easy; refined, New
York, 86.90; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
f.i5; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk,
83.96. Turpentine, firm, folnluKLo.
OIL CITY, Pa.. .July . A -OIL Credit
balances, $1.27. Certificates, no bid. Ship
ments, 127,014 bariels; average, 60,297 bar
rels; runs, 74.2C. barrels; average, 4o.0.l
barrels. Shipments, Lima, 3,288 barrels:
average, 29.296 barrels; runs. Lima, 80.1S8
barrels; average, 30,550 barrels.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record July 5, as furnished
by the Midland Guarantee a Trust com
pany, bonded abstracter, 1614 Farnain
street, for The Bet;
E. A. Erway et al. to 11. ' U. Smith,
lot 6, block 1, Erway A Nelson's
Second addition 80
H. H. Smith and wire to E. A. Er
way, lots 6 and 7, block 1, Jirway
6 Nelson's Second addition Is)
J. H. Ingram and wife to F. (J.
Kennedy, part lot 17, block 2, G.
K. Mayne's addition 71
National Ijtnd company lo Ada A.
Ely, lot 10, block 8, Kountze Place... 1,750
Ada Ely and husband to National
lnd company, same 1,75")
R. E. Thlcme mud wlto to N. J. Mar
vin, lot 6. Yates o Reed s subdi
vision I,6u0
Pioneer Tan Bide cotnpuny to F. Ixige
nmnn, lots 13 to if, subdivision of
lot 8, Bennington 320
L. 8. Higglns sud wife to McCague
Savings bank, lot 3, block 1, Creuluii
addition S
Mary McC'ord and husband to Mc
Cague Savings hauk. lot 7, block
6, Boyd's addition 650
H. Rleck to H. if. Benford. lot 1,
block 4o, city 8,000
J. N. Frenzer to School District of
Omaha, lot 9, block 11. Parker s addi
tion 2,550
Barbara Krulls to V. Krulla, und4 of
part of lot 13, block 9, Summit addi
tion 676
8. D. Bungs and wife to Barbara
Krulls. part of lot 13, block 9, Sum
mit addition 1.160
T. J Mahoney and wife to J. A.
Kennedy, part of lot 4, block 8,
West Omaha 6.500
Mary A. Marshall to F. Dinuzzo, lots
7 to 10, block 11. subdivision of J.
I. Redick's addition 1
F. Dinuzzo to W, If. Mulhall, sr.,
same 1
F. J. Collier and wife 10 VV. Reese,
lots 1 and 2. block 11. Forest Park.... 1
J. T. Dillon et al., referees, to O. H.
Ostler. w4 ne'i 8-15-lu 6.653
J. A. Gibbons and wife to J. Walih,
part lot 5, block 4, Waterloo 760
SlM-riff to Catherine M Carlisle, lots
1 to 8. and lots 10 to 16. blink 7. and
.other land In Llnwood Park '.26
Edwards-Wood Co.
(Incorporated I
initio Office. Fifn a ad Robarts UeW
T. HAUL, flJM.N.
DEALERS IN
Stocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your Grain to Ui
Branch Once. 810-111 lioard of Trad
Ulsa.. Omaha, lak, Telephone SS14.
217-214 Ext l unge Bids-. South Omaha.
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