Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1003.
CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Becaiptt Am Heatj, but Bait
' Eeporti Com.
MY DROPS, SEPTEMBER ADVANCES
Offer ( Row Grata Mora Tbaa Meet
Daaa-ra la Itroag, Alse
el air Oat tacal Caah
Prtaea.
' OMAHA, July 18, 1906.
Tt twice of July wheat continued to de
CJna under th itiuunoe ot the casta sltua
fc.. "f 6 r M Knaa City
t . A. u' cueil weakness In
pot wheat in ail market and July went
.Jlcorltir. leeptember was strong
iJt,41?1 r. ru,t "' t trora th norm
al r.Li0?, " c' PMimbar at
Ufco and Dacatnber at Wo.
" lVk "cud bar troro Kansas City
to lb affeot thai a reaction woulu coma
oon because the farmer will refuaa to sell
at ruling prices. At present, however, they
"m willing to sell, Moro Nebraska wheat
, offered t Omaha than can lind a sale.
Minneapolis has all the wheat It needs at
present prices and so has Detroit. A large
cash buyer at Chicago was trying to sell
today and could not get a single hid.
Cora held steady and a little higher.
July closed at 6c: old July at 67c; Sep
tember at 66c: old September at 65Sli6aVo:
December at 47Htf4no, and old December ac
July oats showed up well and closed at
30't,illlc; against 8oo yesterday. Septem
ber showed weakness and closed at 29u.
December finished at Sc
Cash wheat was lower than yesterday.
Two cars of new No. I sold at too.
Bids on new No. a hard winter wheat
from abroad were on a bawls of etsVic de
livered at continental European porta
freight. Insurance and other charges from
gull ports aggregate 7c. making th bid
price equivalent to 81c on the gulf, or 71o
at Kansas City. Expenses made the bid
equal 64'o4c at New York.
Liverpool closed VdSd lower on wheat
and Hd lower on coin.
Minneapolis last night, says the Record
Herald, had been Ailed to the limit or capa
city at present prices with southwestern
wheat.- Brokers who were attempting to
work more Kannus City wheat to Minneapo
lis reported t,,ey were unable to draw out
a single bid. For the first time In eighteen
montns, good milling grades of wheat.
Including low grade No. 3, and lower, sold
yesterday In Chicago at a discount from
prices current for nearby futurea Rrad
street's wheal decrease la 2.700,000 bushels.
From the Record-Herald: "Much com
ment was aroused by the buying In person
of 1.000.000 bushels old July corn by A. 1.
Valentin from Robert Pringle. There were
few who believed that -Valentine hud shown
a change of front from the hear side ot Ine
market or that he was sufficiently frignt
ened from any cause to cover much a quan
tity at such a price If short. Th taking In
of about K,000 bushels of corn in the
afternoon by Ware and Iceland on July
contracts adced another complication, as
th deliveries on July contracts heretofore
this month had all landed with Pringle,
Fitch & Rankin. The latter house was
credited with buying all the puts on old
September corn available n th Milwaukee
market, running the price down over Ho
In the process. Taking all the Indications
together, the opinion grew that there has
been a transfer of the eastern holding of
July corn In this market and that Valen
tine had been used as a broker to cover
up th transfer."
Omaha Cash Bales.'
WHEAT No. hard, 85t?S7c; new No. 2
hard, Soc; No. 3 hard, SoiiMc; new No. 3
bard, 78c; No. 4 hard, 70c; No. 3 spring, 6o.
Ossahsv Cash Prices,
CORN No. 2, 52c: No. 8, lla; No. 4, 61c;
no grade, 60o; No. i yellow, K!c; No. 3 yel
low 52c; No. i white, 62c; No. 8 white, 52.
VvH EAT New No. 3 hard, 1 lbs., 3 oars.
Carlo! Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago , W 400 226
Kansas City C7a til 11
Minneapolis H ... ...
Omana lo ill It)
Duluth 19
6U Louis 229 22 67
Mlnaeapolls Grain Market.
The rang ot prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, U0-1U board ot Trade building, was:
Articles, Open. High. I Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat I I I I
July...) 1 0SV 1 06 1 04
8ept...!85V4&".: ; 87W, 761
r Dec... . iSaes,.- 82fr
1 04 1 04
. S74 86V
4
"WEATHER l.i THE
GRAIT
BELT
Cooler la I'gtper Missoarl Valley and
Northwest. '
OMAHA. July 18. 1905.
Cooler weather prevails over the upper
Missouri valley and northwest, extending
south over north and central Nebraska.
- This wave of slightly cooler weather will
extend over eastern Nebraska tonight.
Thunderstorms and light, scattered show
ers occurred In the extreme upper Missouri
and Mississippi Valleys during the last
twenty-four hours, with continued lair
weather In the lower valleys and west. i
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day ot the last three yesrs:
1906. 1904. 1902.
Minimum temperature.... 75 74 63 65
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 l.ol
Normal temperature for today, 75 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
1.45 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1904,
1 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1903,
4.31 Inqhes.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Rain,
Stations. . Max. Mln. Inches. Sky. '
Ashland, Neb 98 73 .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb 94 69 . 00 Clear
Columbus, Neb... 94 69 .00 Clear
Falrbury, Neb... 97 66 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 95 69 .00 Clear
Grand Island 96 70 .00 Clear
Hartlngton, Neb. 90 66 .00 X"lear
Dakdale, Neb....' 98 68 .00 Clear
OMAHA 94 75 . 00 Clesr
Tekamah, Neb... 96 T3 ' .00 Clear
Carroll, la 94 71 .00 Clear
Clartnda, la loO 68 .56 Clear-
Plbley. la 92 M .00 Clear
Sioux City, la.... 96 74 .00 Clear
Storm Lake, la.. 92 71 .00 Clear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain,
Central. Stations. Max. Mln I
mica go ;n
Columbus, 0....n. 18
i9 91 70 .04
18 94 68 .0
U 94 72 .T
l' 91 70 .00
19 94 70 .00
17 94 70 . 01
88 60 .10
16 96 70 .04
U 94 73 .00
es Moines, la...
ndlanapolls
Cansas City, Mo.
Louisville, Ky....
Minneapolis
OMAHA
tit. Louis
. The weather Is cooler in the Dakotas, but
continues warm In other portions of the
corn and wheat belt. Light showers oc
curred In all except the Kansas City, St.
Louis and Indianapolis districts.
L. A. WELSH. A
Local Forecaster, - Weather Bureau.
Kaasas City Grata aad Provlaloas. .
The rang of prices paid In Kansas City,
reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, llo-lll Board of Trade, was:
Artlcles.l Open. High Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
V July..
Sept..
Deo...
Corn
July... Sept..,
Dec.
Oats
Sept... Fork
July.., Sept..,
Lard
July.., Sept..,
Sept...
J4
- Kl4
:
12 H
i2 n
7 60 "
t 1
I
7 65
IU
KANSAS CITY, July 18 .WHEAT July,
ic; September. 74'4c; December, 74VttSc:
cash. No. 1 hard, 7lV'iSiUcj No. 2. 7i';
No. I, T7v80c: No. 4. liij'.Sc; No. 2 red, 8,'ia
M1: No. . Kl'HsUMfi; No. 4, ISHfl'lc Re
ceipts. J75 rara
RN-July. 61c; September. 4rtie: De
cember. iv,&i;v; cash. No. 3 mixed, lij
No. t, 6c; No. 3 wlUte, 63h; No.
Jua3Sc.
0ATS--N0. 2 mixed, old, llfiJl; No. 2
ite. ICJc. ,
HAY-t4trady; choice timothy. WSOjTlOOO;
choice pisiiie, 3ti 7cyu$700.
RYE Stesdv; No. 2, iT.
Ki;S Steady; Missouri and Kansas, 13St
I1 off. eases Included. Case count, 11c;
southern, Sc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Whejt. bu ..ui0 K(
C'irn. bu 4iiv U.Q
bu Il,(v0 JO.iKO
l.iicrpool Orala Market.
LIV'ERPOOU July l(L-WHCAT-8pot
"minal, futures, ei.ady; Julv. nominal:
Bfl.i.inher. is 7dr IWftmhor. is Cd.
CORN Spot, steady; Amariuan rnlssd. Is
76 7 78 TtIV
773 74- 7JS T41?
11 H 73 74Vi
1H si V,
47 47 47 4.'S
29 2 2 S
12 60 12 6T 12 60 12 67
12 70 It 87 12 70 12 85
T 02 1 02 T 03 - f 02
7 1215 7 17 . 7 II T 17
TG 7 65 7 62 7 65
7 PviiX 7 87 7 kO T 17
Wmm" TM . Illll III - ' II I JMIimllll IIWWIII1IS.IIS. I I , , ,1111111 11 n ...x.-TTu,,, . w,. .
1 mmmmmm0mt , " "e I - -1 n i hhiiims mm i.i m n. , n M . mmm.-i,
24; futures, steady; July, awmlnal: Septem
ber. 4s lOSd. '
CHICAGO GRAM AMD PROVISIONS
Featare of the Traalag aad Closlag
Price on Board f Trad.
CHICAGO, July IS Possibilities of dim
age to the wheat crop In the northwet re
sulted In a sllgKI rally In prices here today.
At th close the September option was up
Sc. Corn shows a gain of v,c. Oats are
off tic. Provisions are up 6 to I2c.
Firmness In the wheat .market developed
soon after the opening At the start a
weak tone prevailed, initial quotations on
September being down Sc to S". t -'o
to 821-jc, news st hand being entirely of a
bearish character. Weather conditions
throughout the wheat growing sections of
th Lnlted States were almost Ideal for the
new crop, no rain being reported except
shower In the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Th movement of new wheat In the south
west wss a gain of large volume, aggregate
arrivals today at Kansas City and St.
I-ouls being 604,Ono bu., compared with li.
C0 bu. a year ago. Bull sentiment was
stimulated by a report from Kansas City
predicting a falling off In the movement
of new wheat In th near future. As a
result the market continued to become
firmer, but the chief Influence that Intended
to encourage the bulls was the fear of
damage to spring wheat by extreme high
temperatures and other potential causes.
At 63Ho the September option touched the
highest point of the day. Although a slight
reaction occurred on profit-taking the mar
ket closed firm, with September at IUV,o.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 22,0110 bu. The world s visible supnlv, as
shown by Rradstreets, decreased 3,7nO,000 bu.
Primary receipts were 79U.0H0 bu., compared
with 184.000 bu. a year ago. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
186 car against 213 cars last week and 278
cars a year ago. '
Influenced by firmness of wheat sentiment
In the corn pit was Inclined to bullishness
after the first hour. At the start the mar
ket was weakened by lower prices st Liv
erpool and by ideal weather for crops In
the United States. Shorts soon started
buying moderately and caused a substantial
rally. An estimate of light receipts for
tomorrow helped strengthen the market
late In the day. The close was firm. Sep
tember opened HfjWc to So lower, at b4s
to 64H'354c, sold up to 55c and closed at
65c. Local receipts were 450 cars, with 100
of contract grade.
Liquidation, due to excellent weather con
ditions, caused weakness In Use oats mar
ket. Some recovery was maffe during the
last hour on buying by shorts, the closing
being fairly steady. September opened .
?.Iower', 5 28,4 to cM between
28Vb28V and Xo and closed at 29c. Local
receipts were 226 cars.
Provisions were firm, following 5o ad
vance In th price of live hogs. The vol
ume of trading was Small. At the close
September pork was up 15Sc, at 312 5
Lard was up 2a to 6c, at 37.22itf87.26. Ribs
were 5c higher, at 37.92Hc.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
32CwrheCdrn' r: aU' " Car": ho8'
The leading futurea ranged as follows:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes y
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
July
tJuly
18ept,
Oats
July Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Oct.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
85V
84 8KU
8214 MV
R5
82
82
6
6i
65.
64 ti
85 U
MVfc'u-i 83Vi&
67H
67H!
67S,
6ftS
K. 57
6SV 6('i
to '4
48
64 56
TVi47?,S
'7
30J
81! 3014
4! Wii
30T4fi31 jot:
? J
29 29
29 29HJA
81 3lhk.fr
12 87H
13 05
12 97!
12 87
12 02
717'
7 30
7 87V4
12 95
13 02
7 25 '
7 30
7 92
7 97
12 82
12 92
7 ?rt
7 27
7 87
7 92
it ut
7 25
7 30
7 95
7 97
7 17
7 30
7 87
3!
7 9:
7 S2
No. 2. fOld. 3New.
quotations were as fdllows:
FLOl R Steady : winter patents. 34.3ftffi4.40;
straights U.Wgi.iO: spring patents. 4.Hfi$
"tii.'jE"'- W-6W4.86.-I bakers. $2 40B3.o.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, $1.0621.10: No. S.
95cll.06; No. 2 red, 87(&"7c. '
OORN-No. 2, 67c; No. 2 yellow. 67.r.
OATS-No. 2, SlVic; No. 2 white, 332Jc;
No. 3 white, 80t33c. '
BA RLE Y Good feeding. 42 44c; fair to
Choice malting, 4749o.
8EEDS-N0 1 flax, 31.22: N. l north
western, 31.40. Prime timothv, 13.20a3.25
Clover, contract grade, 3i:.7.V? i..
12.90 Lard, per lno Ids.. r.lO. Short ribs
?bdoVedVW37"V7IV7K- 8h0rt Clear 8lde'
Following were the receipts and ship,
ments of flour and grain:
!,, km.""'" " ep'r. Shipment
Wheat hit . ..
Corn, bu 431, ono 245 ion
JU 142.9110
Rye. bu... ;.. iooo
Barley, bu n.900 4;oo
fin the I ia awAkUHH. . .
ter market was-steady; creamer., ltffiLc:
w' 'Bbhi Bicauy ; ar, marK
cases Included. 13c; firsts. 15c; prime
foc'' extr. 19c- Cheese, firm, lrV
NEW YORK. GEXERAL MARKET
daotatlon of he Day on Varloas
Commodities,
IETDIORK Jul,.18TOURReeelpts.
fitl7 bB7eU: Ports. 1,265 barrels; sales
4.20O packages. Market was dull and un
changed; winter patents, 4.90i5 25- winter
it3 !rwe": ". barrels; sanesr
2,400 packages. Market dull and lower
to sell; winter patents. 34 90fT5.25; winter
straights. 34.504.s0; Minnesota patenta
35.6.xa.00: winter extras. W.106S 85; Minn
i,?!-,e "-W-!! winter low' grades.
W.00CI3.66. Rye flour, steady: sales xi
barrels; fair to good, 34.254.60; cholc to
fancy 34.6OU4.90.
. CURNMEAL Steady; fme white nn1 yel
W"S8 coar,e kl'n dried.
BARLEY-Dull; feeding. 48c, e l f.
Nf,wIX.r5,: maltln. 46'ff6ic. c. I. f., Buffalo
WHEAT Receipts, 2,000 bushels sales 3
00,000 bushels futures. Spjt market Ir
regular; No. 2 red. 88c In store; Ni. 3 red
fC' b-' fl"t: No- l northern Ij-
lSln,.A14,4V,f,A0-.b- Jt: No. 1 lorthern
Manitoba. 31 R f. o. b., afloat. From an
opening decline caused by easier ul In
food weather and southwest movement anl
iquldalion which held a sharp rally to
day. Its motive was more rust news, ihis
together with belter outslJ t suppoi t and
room covering. Final prices showed t-c
fo o net advance. Sales iticlud-.-d No. 2
red July. 911,tHi2Vtc. closed t M-,.-; tien
tember, 47j88o, closed at S7;; DtiMmbti
37 l-mmc.. closed at 8c.
CORN Receipts, 170.925 l ushuls; ..tln, 6,.
000 bushels; futures, 24.UOO ipot. Hnt e-y
No. 2, 62V4iS62c; elevator, and nJUc f. o. b
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 61c; Nj. i hito.
2c; option market ws -jult an I easier
in response to liquidation. I -jk! ni c net
lower. July elosed at 2c, September,
6ut00c, closed at 60c.
OATS Receipts, 146.0UU bushels; spot Pisr
ket quiet; mixed oats, 26 to 32 lbs.. 36
38c; natural white, 3o to 32 lbs.. 37tj3So
cllpred whit. 8ti to 40 lbs., S341c.
FEED Steady: spring bran 117 40: Julv
shipments, midlines, 317.60; Julv Siilpmei.t.
HAY Dull; shipping, timyooc; , kgoil to
choice. 75a80o.
HOPS Steady; stste common to rholi-e
1904 crop, 22u26c: ld crop. Ift2lc: olds.
Iudl2c; Paclflo coast, lt i-rop, lijiioc: 1J
crop, lS&2uc; olds, loftlte. x
HIDES jult; Galveston, 20 to 25 pounds
20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds, :c; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 pounds, 18c.
LEATHER 8te ly; aid, Itim
PROVISIONS l-ef, tadv; family
312 0ri?lJ 5-4, mess, H nOJl JO. ; h.f nam
il.0uj :3 0; packet, 310.U n K.VO; city extra,
mess India, li.uy W.'O ;iit intt. strudv;
flckled bellies, liUtlK"'; pi-Kle aliouldeis,
jo; pickled uiirs. ;o;1ii.. Lard-.
Steady; western stssmed, 37); rnned.
steady; continent, 37 3a; South Amer
ica. 38 60: compound. 86.J7fc 62 Pork
Steady; family. 816 ild fto, short clear,
3117514.76: mess. 3U 6u14.5u.
POTATORS-Bteady; Long Ill-rd, fl oQ
1.12; southern, 660(1. 00; Jersey sweet, 31.00
TALIX)W Steady; city (32 per pkg , 4c;
country (kgs. free), 41j4c.
RICE Ouiet; domestia fair to extra,
3ti6c: Japan, nominal.
lll'TTKR-Steady; street price, extra
rreamery, 10'tftlr; official prices, creamery,
common to extra, I7'u.-oc; stats dairy,
eofnmon to extra. l&$20c; renovated, com
mon to extra. llBlKc; westerrt factory, com
mon to xtra, 14tl6c; western Imitation
ereame'V, lti'9c.
CHEESE Firm; new state full creams,
small colored and whit, fancy, 9c: new
state, fulr to choice, 99c; new state,
large, colored and white, fancy. Se.
KflfiS Firm; stale, Pennsylvania and
nearby selected wht fancy, I3fu-; state
choirs. 216;; ststii extra mixed. DflJlVn-;
western extra firsts, 19al9c; western s-c-ond.
15H- !.
POl'LTRY Alive, firm; western spring
ehlckens, 16c; fowls, Hc; turkeys. 14o.
Dressed. Irregular; western broilers, l4g
17c; fowls, lj)c, turkeys, 13 17c.
Mlaaeapalls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 18 -WHEAT-July.
II "! September. 87Sii Ieceniler, 4o No.
hari. ii.uvMi; jso. i nortnern, ii.ui; ro.
northern. 31.04.
FLOL R First patents. $5 8015 30; seconj
stents. Hoo5 7iv first clears, 4.km4.iA,
4 r- t . A , t 7 H
. I II l V wu - .... .,, ,
aert.na clears, wtt.i0.
. , k( , . . . 1 . . . . 1. I ,
SJuam bum, rvM-"
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
TriTisi Fluctuation in Prioei Dn Ltrgelj
to Light Trading.
HEAT KEEPS BROKERS FROM PIT
Gossip) Aboat Proposed Increase ol
laioa Parlde Ilirldend Falls to
Affect iorK te aa Appre
ciable F.xteat.
NEW YORK, July 18 A glance at the
total sales of stocks for the day will make
clear that the trivial fluctuations In prices
were owing to the fact that no Important
trading was done. The, small attendanc
of brokers at the Stock exchange showed
more Interest In the discussion of the
weather than In the market. A down
ward drift of a few eighths In active
stocks was explained by the report that
the principal trader In stock had left the
floor to indulge In a shower bath. The
Prnvirv In lh. .tn.1. a.. M I. I . . .H , I
low the trader's return.
Financial considerations of far-reaching
consequence do not enter Into the discus
sion ot such a market. The bulk of the
day's meager business was done In the
first hour of the session, when a few test
ing operations by traders were In evidence.
These attempts demonstrated the lifeless
condition of the market and left It to the
semi-stagnation of tho rest of the day.
The gravitation of prices to a slightly lower
level during the day was ascrlhable as
much to Inanition as to any active cause.
The Lnlon Pacific dividend to be decleared
In the future was still much discussed,
and the continued belief that the stock
would bp placed on a 6 per cent dividend
basis was modified In Its effect by the
question of how far the Increase had al
ready been discounted In the price of the
stork. There was nothing in the weekly
crop bulletin of the weather bureau to
d sturb the recent confidence in the con
dition of the grain crops, but there was
some upward reaction from the consider
able decline In the pi Ice Of wheat and the
k i ." ln Kansas" factor made Its
belated entry Into calculations in the wheat
JOffYir t in ma len 19 . -
Zl , ' "irittn n mount or the
n.""n , &!2L .tock. resulted lu
ered and this had a .hghtl, - wurt.ln.
Influence on sentiment. Tne recent added
et;HeH'.0r.T.,X. """"" money wag
extended in that market for loans of some
offeViH ".hr,.7 ir1'?" anrt IOftn b were
di. ln i,he rrelgn exchange market
which had effect In keeping down the price
of exchange. Some effort was produced
rtL lV of Jur-Pr of foun
dry pig iron and by the strong London
market for copper. In spite of the low
rt'f. V,rk eofml-Hlon business ' it wag
reported that a sale of a Stock exchange
seat had been effected at an advance of
?nTparlcehOU8and U"ar8 0ve 'he "pre
Bonds were heavy. Total sales nr
u'nnWcalV"1 B
. , .IT, "",r " were encoun
express
Amal. Copper
Am. Car & Foundry
243 240
? 8:i
do nfd
3i1i
Sit
Amer. Cotton Oil.
do pfd
Adams Express ..
Am.- H. & l. pfd
American Ice
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive
9S
30
90
220
J1
8
39
4S
30
93
48
do pfd
112
Ado 3KJ 120 lllrtl I "vi
Amer. Sugar Rcf.... 3u0 139 13
A?,anPtS CoasV Uneil .? B
do pfd:. ur y,
arooklyn Rapid T.
9.400
Canadian PaciHe
900 152
Central of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio..
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chicago Gt. West...
Chlcaao A V w
151 W 151V
... 194
6S 63
800 "64
ae
79
fclli 107Z. 107:
400
7I Out -. .
0
cdcpf vv;- Lj H m
Colo. Fuel and iron! 15 J it ' "S
Colo. A Southern
V 27W 2Ti V7
ao 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products v....
do pfd
Dela. & Hudson......
Del. L. & W
Denver & R. Q
do pfd
Distillers' Reciirlfiea
J0O 60 60 69
2oa , 38 . 38 88
... w J90
..; 10.
4814
.... 189
8S5 3X5
200 36
200 32
2o0 87
2"0 , 41
3.700 47
8.00 84
1,200 72
83 82
87
41
46
83V
71?
86
414
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
General Electrlo ....
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump ,
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern ....
do pfd
Louisville 4 Nash..
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Rv
Mexican Central ...
Minn. St. Louis...
M.. St. P. & S. 8. M.
do pfd
Mo. Pacific
Mo., Kan. & Texas.
do pfd ,
National Lead .
N. H. R. of Mex. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y., Ont. W....
Norfolk k Western.
do pfd
North American ...
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas .
Pitts., C, C. A St. L.
Pressed Steel Car..'..
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car....
Reading
do 1st pfu
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd ,
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. I, fl. F 2d pfd
St. L. Southwestern
do pfd
Southern Paclflo ....
rift nfrf
4
100 243
9.7iO 83
600 36
si"'
100 92
2,6(0 42i
100 25
2,200 48T4
'600 170-' 169
'i0O 27 27
"l"6 58 68
1,000 149 148
"fti6 83 82
10,6cO 128 XiM,.
700 22 21-J
'io6 122 122
1.300 99 98
.'709 gi"'
8"0 44 44
6'J0 87 37
1.30 148 147
2.2'J0 63 63
1.900 86 86
'i'JO tS 98
25i6 143 142
200 106 104
SOO 46" 40"
lfi
27i
82
26
!P
68
148
165
82
127
21
64
122
159
99
28
62
43
' 8
147
63
86
91
. 42
77
W(
239
11,000 106 104 104
93
.... . Ol
700
20i
2,3iO
100
20 20" 30
20
fi'4
81
76
J0i"
67
28
62
64
M 81 8m
31 81 31
75 75 75
S4
IH
67
23
63
6.
117
3:)
200 104
l'
1"0
2' 10
3,800
62
.Southern Railway ..
,300 34 33
ao pra
Tenn. Coal and Iron.
Texas & Pacific
Tel., St. L. & West.
do nfd
4,400
87 86 K6
3 33 33
8H S(i 3s
KKV ilci.
MO
20
1'10
Union Pacific
do nfd
V. 8. Express
V. 8. Realty .
V. 8. Rubber,
do pfd
V. S. Steel ...
35.2i.iO ISOiJ 12 n;i
..1.
IW ( 1 7
' 122
t'.WiO 45 "44 44rf
MS ip 111 111
2.3"0 iiZ uC yiil
do pfd
. I8.00 i( pu iij
1 ll 'AA votT
Va.-Caro
do nfd
Chemical. l,t) 34
33 33
106
19 19 m
40 8i?
Wabash
do pfd
Wslls-Fargo Exp..
Westing. Electric ,
Western Vnlon
Wheeling AL E..
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific .
Central Leather ..
do pfd
AIT- . i
10O
1.2()
li) 335
'600 93
236 S30
... 17
93 93
16
23 13 23
110
'too
60
TOO 198 lii" 19s
44 44 44
600 105
104 104
Total rales for the day, 281.300 shares.
I.eadoa Stork Market.
LONDON, July 18 Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Consols, mnur ... III V. f. Cnlrl Hi
to sicuul Norfolk W ln
Anai-uDila IV do pfd M
Atitwon ws'nnuno A W u -
4o pli V NniLlvl.iolt 19
Btltlmnpa A Ohio. ...HIS Mines t
Cinidlill Pli'lHo 1M Raaitln u
f h.l A Oklo W So IM pM 41V
rnl.,to Ot. W tut. So M ptd Ilk
C . M. St. r IHH teutkont Usllway ... li
DeBrs US o tH 101
lsr A M- Q 11 Souihcrn ParlBs 17
4o ' M t una Puiii ., w
En S So pti km
So lot M to V a h
o it pi It I in pit ., in,
Iillnols r.nlrml ...174' Wasuii u
I.OUM. A NtS IM I So pfd 14
M . K A T. .'. Ssosl.k Slk
' PI1.VFM Bsr, firm', 17d per ounce.
iii,Titi-'tu er cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 11 11-16 per cent; for
three months bills. 111-161 per cent.
Bssk rieesrla,.
OMAHA.' July 18 -Rank clearings for to
day were 31.634.769 77 and for th corre
sptnullng dau last yesr 3313.947.40.
v Treasary tatesneal."
WASHIXtiJON. July 13.-.Today s state.
tit of ll.e treasury balances la .th gin.
eral fund, excluslv of th isfi.mn.nnn re
serve In the division of redemption, shows:
Arsllshle cash balance, 3l,2S,327; gold.
372,236,091.
Hew York Moaey Market.
NEW YORK, July 18-MONEY-On call,
asy, 2112 p' cent: rinsing bid, 1 per
cent; offered at 2 per cent: time loans, firm:
sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety dsj-s, 8ft
3 per cent; six months. 4H per rent;
prime mercantile psper. 4i4 per ceht.
STERLING EXl'HANflK- Heavy, with
actual business In bankers' hills st M '"iT
4.Mi6 for demand and at 34 848Mi4 H95 for
sixty-dsv bills: posted rntes, 34 86 and
34 '7: commercial bills, 34 M.
SILVER Har, 69c; Mexican dollars,
45c.
HOND8 Oovemmrnt, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds were:
V. . rof. U, re..1H Jipn . rtfi 101
do rouson
i .1 terlm tr
..10JV,' to 4',l, rtfi :4
..I'M I, A N. sol. 41 llHVt
..D114 Mntitin c. s. 4..1"4
..m Mr. Central 4s JT
..1'H i So J lit Ine Jl
I. 8. a. res
do coupon
V. 6. new 4a ,rs
du coupon
t'. 8. old 4a. rf.
do CnuDon
.104 iVlnn A St. L 4s.... 47
Am. Tobareo 4a, ctfs. 71
MA K a T. 4l 11)1
do (a. ctla
Atrhlron ses. 4a..
do adl. 4a.......
Atlantlo C. U 4s.
Bal. A Oblo 4a...
do J Ha
Central st Oa. la
do 1st Ine
..US' so It iTj
N. R R. of M. a. 44. CJ
.. 7 ,N. Y. C. (. IVkl H
..11ZH N. i C. (. M...'.....13-4
..11i No. PsclDc 4s. "
.. t5S 4o 3 T7 ,
..11.1 N. A W. e. 4s ldl
.. Mv O. S. L. rtdf. 4s.
.. H Penn. COAT. !..
MV4
do 2d Inr
lot
101 H
Chiw. a OMo 4V4 Rt4lni sen. 4...
CblrafO A A. .. W fl. L. 1. M. c. .U.
C , B. A Q. B. 4....lei St. L A 8 P. tf. 4s. o
C , R. 1. A P. 4.... L'S St. L. 8. W. o. 4b.... 11
aa roi. as f's noscioara a. L. ss.... Bifs
CCC. A ft. U a. 4a. .Id1 So. I'ai-lflc 4a...
.. 74
,.11
..121
rhloaso Trr. 4a 47 So. Kallway la.
ixiiorado Mia. 4a ima a p. la..
Colo, ft 80. 4a.
IHV4 T.. Ft. U A W. 4..
Colo. is4. ii, set A.. Vnlon I'lclflo 4 1W
ao art a Ta ao conv. 4-,
Cubs Is. rtfi ;1WVl'. 8 Stael 111 is tt4
r. A R. O. 4a 1M1U Wabanh la 1174
Ptntlllara' See. (a It, 'flo oeb. B..
74
Eria prior lias 4a.. ..Ifi:, Western Md. 4s.
do gen. 4a W. A L. E. 4a.
P. W. Apt la. ...Ill Wis. Central 4a.
Hocking Val. 4Vt 109! 8 't 4a ctla..
Offered.
M
Ml
Va
Boston Stock and Bond.
BOSTON. July IS Call loans, 8ig3 per
cent; time loans, 3-4f4 per cent. Citflclal
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchison adj. 4a. M iAIIoui-i 27
do 4s 101 Amalftamated 3Vi
Max. Central 4s 7 iAinerican Zina 10
Ati-hlaon 'M1 Atlantic 15V4
do pfd 1"2 Bingham t't
Boatnn A Albany leal. A Hecla tM
Boston A Main 171 Centennial 1
Boston Elevsted 157 Topper Ranga 71
P-U-hurg pfd .:....J Tisly West 14
Mexican Central 11 liominlo Coal .... 2
K. Y., N. H. A H..M1 PranWlIn 10,
'Pen Marquatts .... iGranhjr
Union Panne 129 Isle Royalo U
Amer. Arga. Chem... 21 Mass. Mtnliig
So pfd SO iMIrhlnn 13
Amer. Pneu. Tuba... ' Mohawk to7
Amer. Sugar ........ .1S 'Mont. C. A C
.do pfd 137Vt,01d liomlnlon 2.'i
Amar. Woolen 34 Oaceola 94
do pfd 101 Parrot 23
Pomlnlon I. A B..i.. 11 tlulncy 106
Sdlaon ElM. lllu XI Bhannon 7
liass. Elactrlo II JTamarack 12S
do pfd (1 iTrlnlty a
Maas. Qaa '. 44 felted Copper 10
I'nited Fruit l(i lT, P. Mining 11
United 8hos Mach... H t'. 8. Oil 10
do pfd 11 Utah 4.1U
J.'. 8. Bieel.... T4 Victoria t
00 ptq lirtk winona 11
Adrantura 1..... 4 Wolverine lit
Bid. Asked.
ITeTr York Mlnlnar Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 18. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adatna Con SO
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Potosl
Savsge
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard
. (
.200
.(71
. 1
. 11
. oS
. 25
. 3o
.125
A Ilea M
Braaca M
Brunawlck Con I
Cotnstork Tunnel .... I
C'in. Cal. A Vs IS
Hern Bilxer 175
Iron Silver US
Laadrllla Con
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. July 18. Money was abundant
In the market today, though supplies were
affected somewhat by various carls. Dis
counts were a shade firmer. Trading on
the Stock exchange was quiet and prices
wers fairly steady. Slackness of business
was partly due to the absence of many
operators, who are enjoying a holiday.
Consols were easier. Americans opened Ir
regular and were moderately supported at
about parity, but trading was Inactive and
they closed quiet. Japanese were firm on
good Investment Inquiry. Japanese im
perial 6s of 194 were quoted at lot.
BERLIN. July 18. The tendency was firm
on the Bourse today and there were frac
tional rises in many securities.
PARIS. July 18. Prices on the Ronrsa to.
day were Irregular and trading was in
active. Russian imperial 4s were quoted
at SU50 ant Russian bonds of 1904 at 488.U0.
i
Rank of Crmnany Statement.
BERLIN, July 18 -The weekly statement
of the Imperial bank, of Oerrnany shows
the following changes: Cash In- hand, in
creased, 27, 8wi, 000 marks; treasury notes. In
creased, 1,440,000 marks; other securities de
creased 100,380,000 marks; notes ln circula
tion aecreased, ks.jw.uuu marks.
St. Lonis General Market.
8T. LOUIS. July 18. WH EAT Lower ;
jso. 3 red, cash, elevator, 86c; track, bo'il
864ic: September. 79'Afo:80e bid: necemher
8oc bid; No. 3 hard, fo.'q95c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 54c; new,
track, 66c; September, 62c; December.
44C.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 32c; track,
new, 31c; old, 33si33c; July, 2&o bid;
Hertembe,' 2ric; No. 2 white, V,c.
FLOUR Moderate and lower. Red winter
patents, 34.20tJ4.40; extra fancy and
straight. 33 8TU4.05; clear. 3.1M3i.
SEEDS Timothy, nominal; 32.00(62.40 for
choice; prime higher.
tOKN MfcJALe MIX tier, X2.,0.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track. 71673c
HAY Steady: timothy. 3ti.00fl 14.00: nralrl
35.0CvB50.
HKMK TWINE c.
PROVISIONS Pork higher- tnhhlne
313 06, lard, higher; prime steam, 36.65; dry
salt meats higher; boxed extra shorts,
87.87: clear ribs. 18.37: short dears i k"i
Bacon higher: boxed extra shorts, 38.67;
clear ribs. 39.12; short clear, 39.37.
POULTRY Lower; chickens. c; springs,
U; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7ii9c; geese, Vaitc.
da-TT6teadyi Creamery'
EGOS Steady at 11c, case count.
... Receipts. -Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8,000 ll.ftio
Wheat, bu 22,0 139.0OJ
Corn, bu 22.000 66.000
Oats, bu. 67,0u0 43,ou0
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 18. METALS The
London tin market was again higher
owLng. It is said, to speculative develop
ments, with spot closing at 144 7s 6d and
futures at 143 7s 6d. Locally the market
was quiet snd showed a somewhat easier
tendency, with spot quoted at 331.4iJl. Co.
Copper was firmer abroad, closing at 67
for spot and 67 7s 6d for futures The
local market continues firm. Soma dealers
are said to be asking as high as 316 25
for lake, but both lake and electrolytic
are generally quoted at 3l5.0j,15.12 and
casting at 314.75. Lead closed at 13 16s
in London and was firm locally at 34 50
BH.Ai. Spelter closed at 24 In London, a
decline of about 7s td, but remained firm
locally with prices about points higher
at 35 4mfi 45. Iron closed st 49a 4d in Glas
gow and at 45a 4d In Mlildleshorough. Lo
cally Iron shows a steadier tone; the re
cent large transactions have helped the
position of the market to some extent
No. 1' foundry northern Is quoted at llrt 25
4rl7.u0; No. 3 foundry northern at 318 75-
1660; No. 1 foundry southern at 3l5.2irf
16O0; No. t foundry southern soft at 314.78
$15.&0.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 18 -WOOL-Although the
wool market 1 still quiet, It Is believed
that an active period Is about to open.
The large manufacturer have not been
heavy buyers, but enough of the mills
have been operating to make the aggregate
sales larger than for several weeks. In
prices the market Is not abnormally strong.
The continued firmness reports from th
London sales Is an Important factor.
Pulled wools art scare. Territories have
sold well. The rang of prices is about
as follows: Kentuck. lndlsna. etc., Uiree
eights blood and quarter blood, 3iii.l7u.
Territory: Idaho, fine. 22i)21c; heavy tine.
llS21c- line medium, 2S'u.'4e; medium, 2iov
27c. Wyoming, fine, heavy fine,
fcjf'20e; fine medium. I2iu2c; medium. 2
27c: low medium, 2rV&27c. t'tah and Ne
vada, fine. tfqUK.; heavy fine, lKftiiie; fine
medium, Ylfyit,?; medium, Jiy27c; low me
dium. 272c. Dakota, fine, 22"j23c; medluir.,
2Wr27e; low medium. 2ba27r. Montana, lire
choice, Xotrmic; fine, average. 22UJ4c: fine
medium, choice, t".fj2ijc; average. 21fc22c;
staple, 28!-: medium, choice. 2.SiVc.
6T. LGl'IS, July 18. ys'OOL Steady ;
medium grades,- combing and clothlmr
JrVjaic; light flue, fl'a.To; heavy fine. l.a
22c; tub washed, 320 42c.
CoMee Market.
NEW YORK. July 18 -COFEE-Market
for futnres opened steady at a decline of
6$10c points under liquidation and Einopea.i
selling, promoted by heavier Rrutilian re
ceipts and lower French cables. The mar
ket at on time showed a l, at loss of shout
26 points, but rallied a little Just before the
t-los on covering of short and was finally
Steady at a nat deelln of livhl5 points,
(tales wer reported of 411W)fjoi hats In
cluding July at September. 3e.Tai4.nc;
October. 3,f 'c; November, 1V; Deceni-
J?L't,,.i''i0e: .rcn- 87.Sa7.2Sc; May.
87 26-61 o. Spot Rio, oulei, Ko. J, Invoice
ao, Cordavg, yrj i to
OMADA LIVE STOCR MARKET
Beit Beef Stecn About Bteady, with Otheri
Dime Lower.
HOG PRICES GENERALLY SHADE LOWER
Receipt of fbeep aad Unbt Moder
ate, with rrlces Nearly Mteady
with Yesterday General Mar
ket and Trading; Slow.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 13, 1906.
rm!Tr!rw fr'; " Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
OrTlclal Tuesday ,348 16,000 8,39
Two days this week.... 9,021 ' 2!.fS5
Tm-o days last week 9.48 16,071
Same week before 1.H28 4 4J7
Same three weeks ago.. 6.72t 19.140
Same four weeks ago... 11. 213 2,18
SamS riSva Inat - S ii i.e
11.419
.4s6
3,361
11.116
8.0S1
. - . jcm.... 1,-11
RECEIPTS vnr Tut. t- . r. n.. . . . ...
1,M4
v A A crv J MJfl 4 c.
The following table ihowi the receipts of
tattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tne year to date compared with last year:
19"5. 1H4. Inc. Deo.
tll 4.4 472.173 6.2-
H. l,4.(lrT7 t43,830 S.743
8P 783,3ai 721.S77 61.414
Ihe following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date.
1904. 11903. 11902 . 1901. 11900. 1R09.
I 1905. ;
4 3l
3 64
8 It
3 W
3 03
6 (N 8 64
4 94 I ll
4 93 I ) 6
100) 3
I 3 si
6 17
i W 3 61
6 03i 1 64
5 11
4 9-J
3 Oil
a
3 66
3 68
3 61
8 13
a
4 92
6 01,
I
8 78
aa
3 78
8 81
S 08
5 16
6 Ul 3 81
s ne
i 13
6 131
3 90
6 04
6 02j
6 13
3 9
4 04
4 09
4 06
6 08
I
6 02;
4 94
4 67
3
4
4 m
4 16
Indicates Suncay. Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought ln today by each road was:
. Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.H'ses.
C. M. A Bt. P I S- ...
Mo. Pacific 4 3
I nlon Pac. 8ystftn 31 43 6 7
t . & in. w 4
F E. A M. V. R. R... 46 96 4
C. St. P., M. & 0 26 60 6
B. & M , 76 35 12 10
c a. y 6 2 1 ...
C, R. I. & P.. east 5 7
C. R. I. & P., west 1
Illinois Central 1 2
Chi. Great Western .... 1 1
Total receipts 195 263 28 17
The deposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 63 2,4o7 1,9
Swift and Company .... 671 3,670 i.Vii
Cudahy Pocking Co 1.1W 2.7H1 1,2118
Armour & Co 8f8 4.949 49
Vansant & Co 69
Carey & Benton 65 ,..
Lnbman & Co 62
Hill & Huntxinger 68
Lewis & Underwood .... 9
Hamilton & Rothschild .. 36
L. F. Hubs 74
Squires & Co 402
Mike Haggerty 2
J. B. Root A Co 86
Boderi Packing Co 2
Layton Packing Co 2u5
S. & S , , 600
Other Buyer 252 213
Total 4,171 16.308 4,622
CATTLE A general lack ot activity was
a notifiable feature on the cattle hill this
morning. The cattle moved slowly, and
little, was dune till well along toward mid
day. .The run was fairly heavy, about I'jo
cars being on sale. The receipts were some
forty-one cars lighter than last Tuesday
and about 135 cars heavier than th corre
sponding day of last year.
The big end of the receipts consisted of
beef steers and there was plenty of grass
cattle tin sale. Buyers were rather indif
ferent on everything except the choice kinds
and trading was slow and draggy. It was
a case of continued peddling on the part of
sellers to dispose of their holdings and they
were forced to make concessions in many
cases. On the good choice handy weights
the market ruled about nteady, but It took
work to get the prices, while buyers were
not interested, to any extent in the com
mon and grassy kinds. Prices on these
kinds were Just about a dime lower and
were slow sale at that.
Cows and heifers were In poor demand
today and the movement was slow and dull.
Buyers did not aeem anxious for supplies
and took little interest ln the offerings.
In this division sales were generally Wc
lower, and as buyers and sellers could not
get together early there was little dune till
well along In the forenoon.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were also
lower and trading was on the draggy order.
There was a fulr demand for good bulls,
although at lower prices, but the common
stuff was not wanted.
There was a fair supply of stockers and
feeders here today and some sales of the
very best kinds looked about steady, while
the poorer grades were about a dime lower.
Representative sales:
cut b leans.
Juno Id..
June l(..
June 17..
June 18..
June 19..
June 3o..
Jun 21..
Jun 23..
June 24..
June 25..
June 26..
June 27..
June 28..
June 29.,
Jun 30..
July 1...
July 2...
July 8...
Julv 4...
July 6...
July 6...
Jlv 7...
July 8...
July 9...
Julv 10. ,i
July ll..1
July 12..
July 13.. i
July 14..
July 15..
July 16..
July 17...
July 18...
5 1( 4 811 I Ml I I Ml
22 J 4 67 01 J 34i
20 1 4 (1 6 941 7 331 i 831
4 82 t 97 7 ; 3 SSI
I 1'I I 6 941 7 3j 6
f 14'ai 0i a 7 41
6 10 , ( 07; 7 43, s 91.
( U! I etj I 83 I 5 S
6 lt 6 12! 6 67 7 69 b 9i(
I ! 3 16; 6 87 7 671 6 991
37l 8 701 T 61 8 3.
6 11! 6 1 4 6 561 7 6-' 6 911
6 29 5 ll) 7 55 6 87
6 21-si 5 04) 6 56J 5 90
I 5 18 J 5 081 6 661 7 CI'
6 22 6 131 6 601 7 04 6 89
1 181 6 56 7 64 6 82
6 29 a , 5 tu 7 02 i 74
as I aa aa aa aa
6 25 I 6 21 a 7 M 5 73
6 2l 6 261 5 65 16 79
5 20 6 16 6 481 7 73 1
6 28 I 6 16 6 391 7 62, S S3.
. ' 6 15 1 6 44 7 80 1 5 8J
5 33 a 6 32 7 83i 6 h5,
8 32 ill 6 33 7 79 6 921
J 32-! a 7 77(6 95
6 3 t 0? 6 38 I 6 85i
5 47.6 131 6 161 7 721 I
5 52, 6 11 6 16, 7 7i. 6 77
I 6 IS 6 33i 7 72 6 64
6 56 6 19 7 72; 6 65 1
I I 6 21 6 221 7 73, 5 58
Vs. At. rt. Ko. At. It.
) A., til I 75 U 12l 4 48
27 ,....1 I 0 I JI 4 40
17 734 4 00 40 11(4 4
4 loxO 4 00 26 122 4 40
II 1010 4 III 21 1231 4 10
I fel 4 10 11 1104 4 10
22 1041 4 10 i. 7 1074 4 0
22 lis 4 ti 40 104 4 U
21 1040 4 15 22 ItJI 4 TO
21 10e0 4 20 17 Ml 4 10
SO 1646 4 30 1 1201 4 15
IS 1H4 4 o is ...mi 4 II
12 1141 4 15 42 t.'l 4 H
7 12H 4 W 10 list 4 It
St.'. 1141 4 U 22 1244 4 at
is i2ii 4 m it mi 4 n
II 1"H3 4 H Si 1340 I 00
It II' 4 U M . I?7 I 00
SI 120 4 41 it li:l I 00
II 1U4 4 46 1 1446 I 00
1 1071 4 41 20 1411 I 01
1 1244 4 10 4S 141.2 I 10
II 1IJ 4 60 II 1330 I J5
36 1241 4 45 23 1161 I II
23 1164 4 45 . 39 1341 I 20
42 UT 4 54 17 13W i 24
STEERS AND COWS
1 164 I W 11 151 4 10
II 1L" 4 u
8TKKR8 AND HEIFERS.
II 121 4 40
cows.
4 134 1 6 13 W III
I 175 I 24 4 IN IN
I M t 26 4 1232 I M
1 140 S M 1 1:10 I 00
2 74 I 25 1 1110 I 00
II 171 SO I vfl I 00
II 'S I 10 I 15 I 00
1 131.0 I II 14 1154 I 04
42 120 t 46 I HMO I 10
16 t 46 I l(i I lu
IM I 41 1 1141 I i(
t 1114 I 10 4 1'iTI I M
II..., 17 I 50 1 111411 I 71
I US') I 50 7 l'H I S
43 6:7 I 50 I nil I H
42 k.:7 I 60 1 li,',o 4 n
2 I0 I 16 1 1360 4 16
4 1SJ1 t 80
HKIFERS.
I I t 10 I T54 I TI
II TM I II 1 I 04
13 1U I SI 1 M J 7
t Ill 3 25 12 I I I u
HI I 26
BULLS.
1 14S0 t 15 1 1610 I it
I TI 1 UmO 'I S5
1 1!'"1 I 7 1 !:J I 60
I ...U60 I 00 I mo I o
CALVES,
1 tJO I T5 1 o 21
1 210 4 K) 1 2i I
1 4 76 1 ISO I 51
5 10 4 TI I ,o I
1 6 oa . 1 0 4 64
1 240 I 00
BTOtufcltS AND FEEDERS.
t ' In t
so its I 2 mo I n
1 163 I 01 II .( 1 M
" in l mi 1 m
! ail I II I l7 1 M
14 I 10 I lilt I l
li t S 25 e e is
WLHTtRXeV-WfOMrNf
26 cows..'.., u6 tki I heifer... 6)
8 heifers.. Ji 2 70 19 feeders.. 948
8 feeders.. 647 J o 1 bull io;o
. NEBRASKA.
13 cows ! 1 411 an feeders.. 94
1 bull 11 90 2 60 1 c..w ..
4 cows i n J u.g 13
27 cow s tnsj 3 So
3 19
3 65
3 60
3 05
2 :s
1 75
HOCS There was a good strong run of
hogs here todsy, shout 216 csrs being on
Sale. There was a wsnker tone to the
it ailing. ut sellers could command steady
prices on th hast ligntweis-hta. which wer
In god demand Trading win fi-rly aetive
all through th. nmrnirtg sad the moi4i (
th iiogs nckad up iu gvuU Uni.
Heavy parking gradet were In rsther poor
... iiibiim uu wrie iri astr-me nwi si'iuit
2c lower. The bulk of the hogs sold st
35 32'ii'6 .;, as against a bulk of 8A 5M
5 yestenlay. Th popular price was 36 6i,
with 3"i KO teln psM for good lightweights.
Th general market could best be quoted
being steadv to essler. The msrket
closed dull and weak. Representative
sal:
Na, at. . fr.
fv t. . r.
41 27 140 66
11 1J N I M
4 IM ... I II
I I4 40 I 61
W !! 13 I II
1S4 M ill
12 71 120 I 65
71 2.1 ISA I 63
71 Ill M I 61
II. 261 M I 66
14 2?l 10 t 61
7 Ill 80 I II
II K6 ... I 51
70 2 8 M I II
14 121 H 111
II 344 1M I 64
18 IM 80 I 64
II 261 240 I 61
71. ....... HI ... I 674
II 20 ... I 61S4J
14 234 ... 167 V,
80 20 110 I 17V,
13 141 40 I 67V,
14 Ill 120 I 67",
76 221 M I 67-,
71 Ill 40 I 17V,
74 IM 40 I tlv,
4 201 40 I 67V,
10 Ill 40 I 17V,
17 Ill 140 I 17 V,
74 3 ... I 67V,
15 22 40 I 671
II Ill 80 I 17V,
T fT ... I 67V
2 104 ... 1 67 V,
3 ttt ... I 67V,
M 234 ... I 17 V,
TI 221 SO I 17V,
77 221 10 I 67 V,
77 Ill 140 I 17V,
138 T!3 14 17V,
( 244 140 I 17V,
TI 138 40 I 67V,
II 211 40 I 67V,
83 IM 80 I 17s,
6 .240 4 6 17-4)
43 211 10 I 67',
47 2S4 ... I 67v
80 211 10 I 67V,
74 224 160 I 67V,
! 171 10 I 11V,
II 14 10 I in,
C 124 SO I 6714
11 ll ... I 61v,
47 244 IfO i I7V
43 221 120 I 17V,
60 140 80 I 67V,
14 231 ... I 17 V,
136 261 140 I 17V,
203 80 I 67V,
M Ill 60 I 67V,
14 211 ... I 67V,
1 24 ... 167 V,
II 10 , II I 67V,
TS 240 10 67V,
77 IM ... I 17V,
It 221 ... I 67-,
76 Ill 40 I 67V,
I M 120 I 17V,
2 263 120 I 67V,
13 271 14 I 67V,
II 271 80 I 57V,
87 ll8 ... I 671,
78 211 ... I 67V,
- Ill ... 140
90 l ... I 40
46 260 120 I 40
II 211 10 I 40
46 110 ... 140
76 11 100 I 40
73 193 120 I 14
88 2ul 10 I 40
TI 117 40 I 60
81 224 160 I 40
44 Ill ... I 40
ti fa li
li
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106 110 I Ilk
Mil IU) I 1:14
2411 0 I Mk,
1 M
10 I !?H
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r. y 1 12
im 1 fa 1 iiu
261 M I 631
66 ? 100 4 61 J.
M 1 100 I Hkt
41 3M ... If-.'
TI 110 40 I M
71 130 IN I II
S3 Ill 140 M
77
... 31 4 10 I 16
.. .121 10 I 68
..274 ... I II
...111 ... I 61
...2tl ... I 66
.. 384 ... I 61
...131 ... Ill
TI...
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61...
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. .!!3 IM IIS
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21S 110 I 6
263 SO 1 l
, 110 120 I M
170 110 I II
17
S3
241 40 I hi
TI
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.144
I II
I II
61
47
241
S 61
70
1.16
10 I IS
... Ill
47 2M
17.
.211
60 I 65
IS 232 260 I 55
17 261
I II
I 61
I 61
21 274
7.
10.
...2S3
2.30
40 I 68
If
..234 120 I 63
35...
12...
11...
2...
II...
2.-S
1
10 I 55
40 I IS
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2M
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..240 200 I 61
..l:l 300 I 61
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28.
.265
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43 234 120 I 65
66.
343
60 I 64
40 I 61
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..214
..200
..m
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60 I 69
80 I 61
80 4 66
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:3 2O0 I 65
64 166
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0 I 66
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TO 141
80 I 61
0 I 61
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265 120 6 55
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243 80 I 65
iiiiir-ira iiiamri on lamDS was in
very fair shape this morning, that is, there
was a fair showing of that kind of stock,
and a demand about equal to the supply.
The result was that the market opened
about steady and the first sales were mada
a' flees fully as good as yesterday.
The sheep market, on the other hand, was
not to the liking of sellers, buyer being
rather bearish In their views and not ln any
hurry to fhl orders. The trade was consid
erable of a drag from start to finish and It
was late In the forenoon when buvers and
sellers got together. As regards prices the
market might be described as steady to a
little lower.
TSErVi-iil0!J"; ood fo ,h"l, Prlng lambs,
370067.26; fair to good spring lambs, 6.5?i
7.0(1; good to choice yearlings, 35.80'nti.OO;
fair to good yearlings. 3o.5tXiio.80; good to
choice wethers. 35.0M6.20; fair to good
oe-'7J', i 00; good to choice ewes,
34. (5 3 4.90; fair to good ewes, 34.2054. 78. Rep
resentative sales: . """ P
No. Av p.
M Wyoming cull ewes 89 ' 8 7S
J:,yomln e' 94 4 40
75 Wyoming wethers 89 4 85
i native cull ewes ho 1 oo
8 native ewes 120 J bo
22 native spring cull lambs i .00
western ewes 175 J J
23 native yearling wethers 73 6 26
10 western yearlings 73 ? 00
-?a V?11 ,prln lmb 6 75
2t8 Idaho ewes ug 4 in
cull Iambs 60 4 60
307 Idaho ewes 107 4 a
89 Idaho wethers ' 99 k IS
100 Idaho lambs 68 5 25
lis inano yearlings 85 6 60
ftS Trlnhn mrri. 1 '. ' ll ''
western lamDS 4
6 50
" " Bjiiuij IdlUUS
826 Idaho spring lambs
68
68
6 90
6 90
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle slow to Ten Cents Lower-Hogs
Fire to Test Cent Higher. .
iS1100.' tTuir' 1--CATTLE-Recelpts.
7,000 head, Including 1,800 Texans; slow to
100 lower; good to prune steers, 35.406.1(0:
poor to medium. 33.6utg6.25; stockers and
UV2-" 26' co.ws' 2 404.40; heifers.
32Ot66.00; canners. 31.35(52 25; bulls. S.Ou
$4ua6 00Ve"' W0(i8iu; 'i'e fel teeii,
HOGS-Recelpts, 13,000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, 27,000 head; market 6m 10c
higher; mixed and but:hers, 5.6D7i6.05;
good to choice heavy, 35.85 a602; rough
Fieavy 35 36-1,6 66; light, 36.70fcS.to; bulk of
sales, 3o. 815.96.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16,000
head; sheep 15i&25c lower; lambs steady to
loo lower; good to choice wethers, 34.901
5.50; fair to choice mixed, 34.10fi4.76; western
sheep, 34.0OS5.26; native lambs, 34.76H7 50
western lambs, 36.0ugr7.6t.
Kansas City Lira Stock Market.
KAN8AS CITT, Mo.. July IS. CATTLT2
Receipts, 10.000 head. Including l.SuO south
erns. Market, 6foluo lower. Choice export
and dressed heer steers . ortif-i k.-i- i T .A
food, 34.26'a6.00; western fed steers, 3i(6M
00; stockers and feeders, 32.7M4.40; south
ern steers, 32 7tV4.25; southern cows, 32 26
J-i ta"allvuc?.w"' !--60'i-M i native heifers,
": ' . ai.to'an.w; native cows.
2btu4.60: nativa helfera v.7.7."'
32.25-54.uo; calvesT r3:o6t,o.75. " '
HOO-Recelpts, 8.600 head; rnnrket
strong to 5c higher. Top price, 35 80; bulk of
?'?, 76 ; hpvy, 46.706.75; packera,
o.b,''u5.75; pigs and light, 5.76h60.
SHkiEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 3 700
hoad: market f axIv x: iiva i.,n.tn.
' " ' "--.ra liaiHC laillUB, . U" Pill
7; wetera lambs. th.tou6i7M: an7
linffS. tItll,Ai Tflial 4 1 i rt r.A akaDn s -rxr.
6.50. stockers. 32.5 4 00. '
St. Lonis Live Stock Market.
-n rMtta . . .
bi. xwuui, o.. juiy IB IJATTLE K
Ct.ptB, 700 head, IncluJIiiK Tvxant.
M rirlint WfH It MB 1 1 Vr. ahlimlna csk ...
steers, tt.85tit.60; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 83.815.45; steers under 1,000 pounds,
w .vv..v, if'i im iceuers, I2.0(ud.i0;
COWS an(4 helfera t'e,iKri- n ....... e.
4eJ 10: hulls t-jlwlJ-k. , .TT
Texas and Indian steers, 32.4.60; cows
.ni, iiciicm, a wua.ov.
HOGS-Recelpts. 6.K1O head; market to
higher; pigs and lights, 8u.ii6.80; packers.
84.7ryti6 90. butcliara and heat henw 11. ' K
fe5.95.
BHEEP AND LAMBS-P.ecelpts, 4,0
head, market steady: native muttons, 84.00
wiw, ismira, ao.vs a . m , cutis ana Ducks
32.75tl4.i6; stockers, 33.10(.35; Texas, 33.76
64.7S.
It. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. Julv 18 CAT.
TLE Receipts, 8 666 head. Nstlves, 10e
lower; grasaers, 16u25e lower; natives, 1J io
6.00; cows and heifers, 81io4.40; stackers
inn reeoers, is4.33.
HOQg Receipts, 1.838 head; msrket steady
to strong Ught, 36 7.4j6 .75: medium and
heavy. 3j.:'iu.72H; bulk. f5 sT-vitJs.
SHEEP AND IAM US-Receipts, 2.264
head; activ and steady. Imbi. 37.00.
nira ft in
if.icu 11..... m mrj. i a . .
ii"iu-iiririin, I..SW neaa; market about
steadv, selling at U.tt-JjS&a, bulk of sales
35.4t j 50.
Stock In Sight.
Receipt of livestock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha
finux City
Kansas City
Ht. Joseph ..
it Iuis ...
Chicago
Totals
... 4. .148 I6.1. -i 8,359
... 72")
...10.') 6ii0 3.7V)
... 3.6M 8 8.38 2 64
. .. 7' t.fri'i 4
... 7,000 13.(Jt0 15.WM
...26.614 tV.b 3323
Available lappllei f Grata.
NEW YORK, July 18 -Special cable and
telea-rspiiic Communications received by
Brsdstreets shew the following change In
availahla si ppllt. s compared with last
account: Wheat. I'nited Plates and Can
ada, east f the Rockies, decreased, 1,0.1,
0t" bu. Aflo.. for and In Europe, decreased
1.7t),lM) bu. Total supply dt-creabed, 2.721, oi
bu.
Corn, I'nited H'stes and Canada, csat of
th Rockh-8. di-rreaaird. 839 f0 bu.
Osta. I'nited rtstes and Canada, east of
th Rockies, dsrrsasad, l.l'i4 bu.
Th UaJing Inciasa reported this weli
loux City Lire flock Sfarket.
BIOl'X CIT If. July 18.-t special Tele
tram. l-CATTl.E lieceipts, tK bead; mar
ket weak; slocksrs, dull; beeves, i hfa'- H-c-ows,
bulls and mixed, l2.oin4 SO; stot kcri
snd feeders. 1.5oh3.75; calves and year-
are Sll.awn bu at Depot Harbor, and 5.(ii0 bu.
at cigderishtirg.
The lew, line, decresses are 175.fni ru. in
Manitoba and pw.non bu. at Tortland. Me.
OM AHV W HOI KS 41. K XtRKKT,
Condition of Trade and Oootstlons 4a
Staple aad Faarr Prodnre.
Ef74;s Receipts, fair; market Quiet;
candled st,-.. k. IS il3v,c.
LIVE Pori.TltV lletia. !i,c; rooster,
6Vic; turk-ys, l.'itl.V; ducks. 8c; spring
du -ks. p-: si-rlpg chickens. I.VtKi-.
Bi;TTf;H Nlsrket firm; parsing stocks,
14c: choice to fancy dairy, luilv; rreamery,
2i J-lc: prints. 2.c.
Sl'OAR Standard grnnulMicd. 3 21 per
cwt ; cubes, 37 per cwl ; cut loaf. 37.46 per
cwt.; No. extra C, 3i 15 per cwt.: No. 10
extra C. 35 per cwt : No. is yellow, 36 75
Per cwt.: XX.X powdered. 3i 90 per cwt
bar powdered. 37.40 per cwt.; -igle tablets.
37 96 per cwt.
KHr7.SH FISH-Trout. Pc: halibut, llcj
hufTalo (dressed). 8c; pickerel (dressed), 8c;
white bass (dressed), L'c; sunflsh, 43c; psrctl
(scaled and dressed), 8c: pike, lnc; cattish,
15c; red snapper. 10c: salmon. ICc; crappies,
L'c; eel, 16c; bullheads, lie: black bass. 20c;
Manitoba whiteflsh (dressed 1, loc; Ike Su
perior whit. fish (dressed), 12c; frog less
per dos., 37ic; lobsters, green. C7c; boiled
lobsters. 3iV; shad roe, 45c; bliieflsh, 8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Penlers' association: Choice, $7; No.
1. 8 60; No. 2, ft; coarse, 35. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton, 315.
TROPICAL KR1MT.
ORANGES St. Mlchnels. all sixes, 34 50;
extia fancy Mediterranean sweets. all
slses, 83.75: seedlings, all sixes, 83.50; Valen
cia, all sires, 34.50.
LEMONS Inmonlern, extra fancv, J70,
300 and Stio sixes, 35. &o; fancy, 270, 30-J ami
&W sites, $5 00; 240 sire, 34 00
DATES Per box of 30 1-lb. rkgs.. 32.00;
Hallowe'en, In 7o-lb. boxes, per II). 6c.
FIOS California, per 10-lh. carton, 757
SEc: Imported Smyrna, four-crown. He; five
crown, I."c.
BANANAS Ter medium-sized bunch, 31.75
6j2:S: Jumbos. 32.f)'i3.(Hl.
riNEAPPLES Florida, per crsto of 24.
80 and W sixes. 34.50.
FIU ITS AND MELONS.
APRICtJTS California, per 4-basket crate,
fl.io.
PLT'fg California, per 4-basket crate,
li.itvin.ss.
PEACHES Texas clings, per 4-taskrt
crate, 80c; Texas freestones, 81V; California
freestones, per 25-lb. box, 31.00.
CH KRRIES California, blnrk, per 8-lri.
box, 31.60; white, per 8-lh. box, 31.60; Mt-soii'-l.
box of ?( nts , 32.00472.25.
CR AN BERRIES--Jersey s. per crate, $1.50.
0OO6KREHR1E8 Box of 24 qts., 32.00.
CANTAI.OI PES Texas, per crate, 33 K
4J1.BO; California, per crate, ponies, 35.00;
stihdards. $R no.
WATERMELONS Alnbsma Sweets, 257
800 each: crated. lVjc per lb.
RASPHERRIES-Rert box of 24 pts, $200;
black, box of 24 qts., 81 00.
BLACK BERRIES-Caso of 24 flts., tl.OO
160.
TI'RN'IPS New, per dos., 20c.
CARROTS New, per dnx., 20c.
WAX BEANS Per 'i-hu. Ihix, 75o; string
beans, per tj-bu. box, 75c; bu. box wax or
string. 31 60.
POTATOE8 Home-grown, In sacks, per
bu., 35c; Colorado, per bu., 45c; new pota
toes, per bu., 65c.
BEANS Navy, per bu . 32.00.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per crate
of 1 dos.. 50c.
CUCUMRER8 Per doi.. 45c.
PEAS New, per bu. box. 31.00.
TOMATOES Tennessee, per 4-basket
crate, 85c.
SPINACH-Per bu., 60c.
CABBAGE Home grown, ln crates, per
IK 2c.
ONIONS New. per dot. bunches. 16c;
home grown, yellow, red and whit, 2o
per lb.
RADISHES Hot house or southern, per
dos . 20c.
LETTUCE Hot house, per dos., tOe; head
lettuce, per dos., 60c.
BEETS New, per dox.. SOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmberger, 16o; twins,
12Hc; young Americas, 12HC.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new1
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lh., 13e;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb.,. 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chili walnuts,
per lb., litBUc; Rlmnnds. soft shells, per
lb., 17c; hsrd shell, per lb., 15c; shellhark
hickory nuts, per bu., 81.75; large hickory
nuts, per bu., 81.60.
Cotton Market. , , ..
NEW YORK. July 18 COTTON-fJpot
closed quiet, 25 points advance. Middling
uplands, 11.00c; middling gulf, 1125c; sales,
none.
ST. LOITIS. Mo., July 18.-COTTON
Steadv, l-16c lower; middling, l(tc Sales.
416 bales; receipts, none; shipments, 720
bales: stock- J1.19H bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 18 COTTON Spot ln
limited demand: prices 20 points higher;
American middling fair. 6.53d; good mid
dling, .23d; middling, 607d; low middling,
6 91d; good ordinary, 6.73d; ordinary, 6.67d.
The sales of the day were 3.000 bales, of
which 200 were for speculation and exports
and Included 2.600 American. Receipts, 6,100
bales, all American.
NEW ORLEANS. La . July 18. COTTON
Spot, steady; sales, 900 bales. Ordinary.
713-16c; good ordinary.. 9c; low middling.
97,c: middling. 9o; good middling. 1013-lfc;
middling fair. llSic. Receipts, 2,227 bales;
stock, 67,017 bales.
Ilnluth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Julv 18 WHEAT To srrtve,
No. 1 northern, 81.08; on track, No. 1 north
ern. 31.08; No. 2 northern, 31 00; July, 31 08;
September, new; 82Hc: September, old, 87o;
July, 31.W: September, new, 82Ho; Septem
ber, old, 874c.
OATS Tq arrive and on track. Sic.
Philadelphia Produce Mevrket.
PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-I1UTTER
Firm: extra western creamery, ilttc.
EGGS Firm; fresh western, l7(518o at
CHEESE Firm: full creams. V310ttc:
domestic Swiss, H-ffHc.
. Peoria Market.
PEORIA, July 18-CORN-Quet; No. S
yelllow, 6"MiC; No. 3, 58c; No. 4, 66c; no
grade. 65V(C.
OATS Steady; No. 3 white, S2Uc; No. 4
white. 81Vifi32c.
1SBU88 ... ' -r5xfaa
REAL ESTATE TRANSFE.RJ.
Peed filed for record July 18, as furnished
by the Midland Guarantee and Tl ust com
pany, bonded abstracter, 1614 Farnarn
street, for The Bee:
L. M. Payne to W. I Wlnkelrian,
lot 15. block II. Saunders & Hvme
haurh's addition to Walnut Hill t 1
Mary Bosanek and husband to John
and Christine Meyer, lot 12. b ock
4. Brown park (DO
J. Byrne and wife to H. Q. Moorh'hid,
nVt of lot 10, block 6, Kountiie'a
Fourth supplementary I
H. G. Moorhesd to John and Mury
Byrne, same property, .... I
Elisabeth Hamlin et at. to John ll.riii ,
Mary Byrne. s4 of lot 10. block)' 6, '
Kourttxe s Four in supplementary 600
J. P. Llhuberg and wife to J. C. Sor!in
sen, part of lot 4, block 2, Can p
bell's addition and strip adjolnlnit., 350 '
O. W. Moore and wlfs to A. J. Hicks,
lot 6. block 1, Marysvlll 8.500
Julia Lenin to Ella J. I-mp, lots 2,
8. I and 8, block 67. Florence :. 1
Benson Ijind company to E, P. Sto'
tenter, lots 21 and 22. block f,
Benson 400
J. M. Klxa and wife to same, lot IV,
pkm a aa, uenson lav
L. P. Mstthews to same, lots 23 aiwll
24. block 19. Halcyon Helphts M
Mary A. Mea to Sarah Martin, loti,
0 and 21. block 26. First addition to
CorrlKart Place 1,000
J. W, Morton and wife to E. R. 1-elgli;
lot 10, block 1. Missouri Avenue
park 11,000
T. C Havens et al. to Maggie Calla
rhen, part of lots 4 rid6. block
i. Bi-own park 460
Aetna Tiust company to A. Kundert,
lots 4 and 6. block 113. Florence 475
C. P. pnddard and wlf to C. West-'
rand, part of lot 1, block A. Shlnn's
addition ; 3.5cv
Caroline L Poppleion et al., trustee,
to Hastings ft Heyden, lot , block
5. Sulphur Springs 650
CUr Loss and husband 10 H Rrnn
Ing. part of lot 61, Hartinan's addi
tion $00
Catherine Nielson and hushond to W.
Wandherg. lot 1 block 2. i'eraon A
Berry's 1,001
L. M. Bowers and wife to Christians
A. Day, lots 23 and 21. block 1,
Rowers' addition , 7o
W. T. Hilton and wife to J. W. Dot an,
lot 4, block , Patrick's Second 1500
Edwards-Wood Co.
(Infers) rstad
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