TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. JULY 21. 1003.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET!
Report from Jiicneapolii Result b
Bulling of Vfbeat.
BLACK RUST CAUSES EXCITEMENT
C'oaaictlna; Beliefs to Troth of Ad
vice September Adtancea Two
aad Half Cents Cora
Holds About .,
OMAHA. July 20, 1908.
A Ion line of rust storlee from the north
west and a conseque nt bulge in wheat was
me idiurv 01
September, r.w, rsc; September, old,
92 .
OATSTO arrive. 304c; on trsok. 124c.
tiucu.o c;rm a n provisions
Featnree of the Tradlna and llnalaa
Trleea oa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, July ?A Alleged appearance of
blarlc rust In the fields of Koutli Dakota and
Minnesota, caimul an excited advance In
prices here today. gThe September option
Jumped up 3'c. At the close the current
figures a ore within a cent of the highest
of the day. Corn Is unchanged. Oats are
up to 4c Provisions are Iul74c lower.
Notwithstanding excellent weather for
crops the wheat market was strong from
the start. At the opening the September
option was up Vc to lc at Hi4'u85o. Shorts
a ere urgent bidders for September. Com
mission houses also were In general eagt-r
to -buy. The cause for the pressing de
mand was reported confirmation of riamaees
1 to spring wheat by black rust. Many trad-
wired that hianir . - "i eniertainea tne nope mat sum
T black. rust reporta were com.ng affliction of the growing grain would he
in-irorn a good many places. Looks as
"7n 11 were quite general In South
Dakota and parts of Minnesota Spencer,
Moor A Co., of Duluth, who took no stock
yesterc'ay In these reports, wire today:
' Reliable people who told us yesterday that
there was no rust damage stnd reports
today of serious damage in South Dakota
and Minnesota.." Pringle, Fitch & Kankln
wired trom Minneapolis to the George A.
Adams Grain company: "The sample of
wneat from Cokatw, Minn., which I wired
you about yesterday, was examined by one
of the mill chemists yesterday afternoon
and pronounced black rust." Not content
with these reports, many traders wired
themselves to Minneapolis dealers and got
tne tame story.
L'nder thu influence of rust talk Septem
ber wheat mounted to 8e about noon and
July went to oSc. This was after an
opening averaging 4c better than yester
oay s price. Realizing at the close caused
.September to ease off. July closed at
1"C September at 874c, and December at
874c. This was a gain of 24c for Sep
tember. Kansas City sent word that casn
wheat there was up 24c.
Corn opened high, but gradually declined
to yesterday'! close. It finished with July
at 674c. old July at 674c; September at
4rsV, old September at S6'a664c; Decem
ber at 44c and old December at 504c.
uats aavanced and closed with July at
3C4e, September at 294c and December
at 304e.
The Liverpool close was lX'UPjd higher
on wheat and Hd hlRher on corn. The
wheat was affected by higher American
markets, and poor crop conditions in Rus
sia and Roumanla.
Today s Inter Ocean disclaims the truth
of yesterday s rust reports. It says that
most of the reports emanated from one
bullish combination at Minneapolis and
that a number of big elevator interests
yesterday afternoon were unable to con
firm advices sent out by the chosen few.
Stocks of wheat at Minneapolis have de.
creased Tfto.oiu bushels In rive days. The
Northwestern Miller, out today, says the
weather in the northwest has been very
favorable for the growing crop. It says
also that cutting In some parts will com
mence as early as usual this year, but In
most places the crop Is two weeks late.
It adds that no signs of rust have been
discovered.
Primary receipts of wheat were 782. OOO
bushels, against 644, fOO bushels a year ago.
A Chicago cosh broker says today: "A
new feature of this crop of wheat is that
It Is more evenly distributed than I have
ever known It. It Is not poor anywhere.
Th east will not draw so extensively from
the west; we will not draw on Oregon and
California; Michigan, Indiana and Ohio will
not draw on us, and the northwest will pull
out of the western markets In thirty or
torty days.
Ora.iha Cash Sale.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. new. S2 lbs.. 2 cars,
814c; No. 2 hsrd. new. Sx lbs., 1 car, Sic;
No. 2 hard, new, 453 lbs.. 1 car, 814c.
CORN No. 4, 1 car. 60c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 8MiS6c; No. 2 hard,
new, 61a81e; No. 3 hard, 8vQ86c' No. 1
hard, new, (9ti80c; No. 4 hard, TOTCc; No.
3 spring. R7c.
CORN No. 2, 614c; No. 3. 614c; No. 4.
60c; no Brade, 4,Va4!'c; No. 2 yellow, 62c:
No.. 8 yellow, 514c; No. 2 white, 62c; No. 3
white, 61 He.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 30c; No. 8 mixed,
ICHo; No. 4 mixed, ihii 29c ; No. 8 White,
314c; No. 3 white, SIVtc; No. 4 white, 80c;
standard, 30o.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
avoided and had accordingly been active on
the ahort side of the market. Advices from
Minneapolis and Duluth giving- alleged spe
cific details concerning the spread of black
rust In the wheat fields nf Minnesota and
South Dakota caused consternation among
these short sellers and started strenuous
efforts to cover aalea. In addition a report
from Liverpool told of damage to the Rus
sian crop, l'nder these influences the price
of September advanced te Wc. lAte In the
session the market reacted somewhat on
heavy profit taking, but the close was
strong with September at 874c Clearances
of wheat and flour were eoual to 13. MW
bushela. Primary receipts were 72.ow bush
els, compared with 144.400 bushels a year
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 131 cars, against la last
week and 2-5 cars a year ago.
I-ess Interest was manifested In the corn
market on account of the dverehadowing
activity in the wheat pit. The volume of
trading waa comparatively small. Strength
of wheat offset the effect of the continued
beautiful weather for the rapid maturing of
the crop, causing a steady tone through
the entire session. Firm cables helped to
support prices. The market closed steady
with prices practically unchangnd. Sep
tember opened 4c higher ut 554c sold be
tween 54e and K40 and closed at 544c
Local receipts were 282 cars with 53 cars of
contract grade. Stungth of wheat lm-
imrieu a nun tone to the oats market.
Business In the pit was exceedingly quiet.
Fear of delay in deliveries from the new
crop on account of recent heavy rains In
Iowa was sgaln a bullish Influence. Scp
tfmlier opened 4744c higher at 1$V to L9V-.
sold between i94c and IVr and closed at
294c Wcal receipts were 117 cars.
Provisions were weak on fairly acllv"
Belling packers. A decline of loc In the
price of live hogs had a depressing effect.
At the close 8eptemter pork was off 15c at
112 So. iJird was off 10il24c at $7.15. Ribs
were 15-&174C lower at 7.774.
stlmatexl receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
119 cars; corn, 233 cars; oats. 120 cars; hogs.
19ssi head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcles.1 Open. I High. I Ixiw, Close Yes'y.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth ,
SU Louis
95
S4
12
22
10
217
2R2 .
63
S3
'27
117
15
"i
'si
"C MfW,u.ll. nvaln Market.
The range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
aa reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany. 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Wheat I
July 88
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
a July
b Julv
a Sept.
b Sept.
a Dec.
b Dec.
Oats
Julv
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Oct.
Lard
Sept. Oct
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
I
6' I
67V
4VV
67V,!
I
4 7H
S7V 844
7t MVu'-,
tvV
4V
67V,:
67W,
644 55 VP S
MV &4V
48', 4SVtfV
H 4Va'.i
324i 32V,.12 fjV32VBV
23Sit4! 2fV
30 6' 3'V4 30 31 Si
31'WM3Wa, 31
12 95 12 95 12 77H 12 PO
12 74 12 WVi' 12 Kii Li 87Va
7 J24:
7 3w j
7 92J
7 97V,!
7 25
7 3D '
I
7 92'4
' 974:
7 15
7 22l
7 75
7
7 15 I
7 224'
7 77V
7 824
674
674
574
Wt
64-,
414
31
24
10
SI'S
12 95
13 U24
7 274
7 35
. 7 95
8 00
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Actire and Lower on Selling; to
Take Profits.
INCREASE IN UNION PACIFIC DIVIDEND
Advance la the Rate la Followed by
Reaction, Which fhows that
Rise Had Already fleea
Dtseoanted.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Ptock brokers re
garded the moderation In the heat as an
Important develupment and to this was at
tributed in no small part the change from
the extreme apathy of the market. The In
crease In interest proved to be amongst
the ellers and prices suffered accordingly.
In addition to the change in the weather
there were some developments of Import
ance In financial affairs. First place waa
flven in stock matket estimation to the
niorr Pacific dividend declaration putting
that stock on a 6 per cent basis, as sgainst
the recently prevailing 4 per cent rate. This
action was no surprise and hss been con
fidently expected for weeks. The response
of the market to the news waa watchd,
ho sever, with keen attention to form a
Judgment of how far existing prices have
already discounted developments. It had
been hoped that a considerable Influence
would remain with actual increases made
In dividends, owing to the testimony thtis
afforded of confidence In the maintenance
of prosperous conditions on the part of the
railroad authorities. The decline in prices
yesterduv on the Illinois Central dividend
was ascribed to the fact thst the regular
dividend was declared to be still ( per cent,
with the Increase designated an extra divi
dend Rut the similar reaction in I'nlon
Pacific todav on the rise In the dividend
rate emphasized the Impression that buying
In anticipation of dividend Increases has
been completed. Tnere was a aemonsira
tlon ngain In the Hill stocks on rumors of
an extra distribution of assets on those
stocks, which were rverslstent In spite of
the published denial of them by the head of
tliose systems. l he present margei is so
largely based on expectation of Increased
disbursements of profits that this condition
of the sneculation Is deemed important.
Ronds have not shared In the recent ad
vance nor have the preferred stocks on
which the return Is restricted to a fixed
dividend rate.
The London discount rate continued ex
tremely apathetic In spite of easy money
conditions and nffordod no help to this
market. Oreat importance was attached to
the reports of reviving demand In the iron
and Moel trades, but this Sfemed to lack
enough Influence to offset the reactionary
tendency from other factors. Reports of
crop damage were associated with the
strength of the wheat market, but an over
Bold condition In that market was sus
pected. Another bank failure In Kansas
City, while pronounced unimportant, was
another Influence toward depression. Al
leged cutting of trunk line passenger rates
and aggressive n eaures for freight traffic
bv the gulf lines, as against the Atlantic
port carriers, received some belated atten
tion. The response of the market to the
Amalgamated Copper dividend Increase late
In the dav Intensified the Impression that
dividend increases hsve exhausted their ef
fect. It has been predicted that this divi
dend would be raised to a 6 per cent rate,
but the stock sold down this morning fin al
legations that the rate would be left un
changed. The Increase to a 5 per cent rate
caused a jump in the stock, but It fell
buck under reallilng and Its llnal rally did
not prevent the heavy closing of the mar
ket.' ponds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. J2.2.'10. 1'nlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New York Stock
exchange ranged aa follows:
aie.nin.iiuw..i"c.
ersl fund, exclusive of the Il5f.otp.rno rold
reserve, ehows: Available casn balance.
Il2t.4tf.967; gold coin and bullion. H.,toJ..Nt.
Xew York Money Market.
NEW TORK, July 20-MONET-On call.
essv, 1 Vim's P" ceni; closing oia si iv
offered at 1 per cent. Time loans. eay;
Co dsvs. 3 pef cent; 9" days. 14 per cent;
I months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MtKtAMiLf. i-AI'tK V44
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak. with
actual business In bankers' bills at J4 v.4v.
4 64o for demand and I4.(47,'cj4 MTS for six:y
day bills; posted tates, 4.Sf4 and 84S4;
commercial bills, (4.S4H-
SILVER Bar, 6i4c; Mexican dollars,
4&Uc
BONDS Government, steady;
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds were:
V. . rr. la, ret 1W Jspss ctf
do coupon I"'" "I" series
V. B. J. r ""' " ".
Jo coupon 1"4 L. A N unt. 4 . .
V. B nw 41 ,ri ...Hll nhittn r. I
du coupnn .Mi intral 4f...
V. 8. old 4t, rg....l4 i do lrt Inr
do roupon 14 'Minn A t. L. 4a.
Am. Tobacco 4a. ctfa. M . K A T. 4...
do ta. ctt ao zs
At.hison gen. 4a 1044 S. R R. of M
do adj. 4a f N T. C. Sua
Atlantic C. L 4a. . . . M. J C. g as
railroad,
Bal. A Ohio 4a
do IHa
Central ot Oa ..
do lt Inc
do Id Inc
Che A Ohio 4a ...
Chiraso A A. iCa.
C . B y n. 4a...
C, R I. A P. 4a...
do col. aa
CfT. A at U 4a
Chicago Tar. 4a
Colo. Mid 4a
Colo. A So. 4s
Colo. Ind. 6a, sat A.
do net B
Cuba ta, ctfa
D. A R G. 4a
Ulallllan' ? fta . .
Ena prior I lea 4s..
do en. 4a
r. w A D. C. la.
Hocking Val. 4a....ll0
Offered.
1014
91",
4
1-4 a
1"44
. .. "7
... I2w
... 7
.. .I"1V
... 7
4a. 2
... 4
...Ula
ltil N't. PacHc 4a H a
4 do 3a 77
1144 N. A W. c. 4a W.
O. 9 L. rfd 4a.... H.
M .Pann. con. na. 1H
0 Rcalint tm. 4 1"14
l"4t St. L. A I. M
ADl St. L. A 8 F
. n Bt L S. W c. 4a
. H Seaboard A U 4a
.101 ,Bo. rai-lflc 4a
. 7 to Railvar 6t ..
. 74 iTaxaa A T. la ...
. ti T . St. L. A W. .
. 74' I'nlon PuD- 4a. .
. "lis do con?. 4a ....
l. i Stael Id aa.
Watah la
. 7 do dab B
.1014 Waalern Hd. 4a ..
. Mm. A L. E. 4a..
Ill iWla. central 4a...
do iat 4a ctla...
f. 4a. K ,
4a.... H'
4a.... M'-a
...11
a .
...H5'
...u
... M
...119
... 74
... HI
... M
... H i
...tit
Boston Storks and Bonds.
B08TON. July 20 Call loans, 24U34 per
cent, time loans, 3'j44 per cent, orrlcial
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchison adj. 4a
do 4a
Met. Central 4a...
Atchison
do pfd
Boston A Albanr...
Boston A Maine....
Boion Elavatad ...
, Fttchbsrt pfd
sicx. i antral
N Y , N. H. A H.
Par Mtrqaeue
4H
Artlclea.l Opea I High. I Low. Close. Yea y.
Wheat I
July... 1 H
Sept... 90Vflfl
Dec....i a
1 094 1 05 1 o 1 'SH
924 9-'V 'Hl
K c9
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash ouotatlona were as follows:
FLOCR Steady; winter patents. 4. 304 4";
straights. I4.0o4i4.10; spring patents. 4.5&
6.40; straights. J.50&4.8o; bakers, U.4o3.Sa.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. Jl.OfVg 1.12; No. 3
spring. S6cfj$1.05; No. 2 red, Sic.
CORN No. 2. 67jSc; No. 2 yellow; 63
&S4c
OATS No. 2, 324p32c; No. 2 white, 34
344c; No. 3 white, 324S324c.
HVE-No. 2, 68c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 40S44c; fair to
choice malting. 47(g49c.
BKEDS-Nn. 1 flax, $1,224; No. 1 north
western, $1.40. Prime timothy. $3.2iXd3.2u.
Clover, contract grade, $12.756rlS.0O.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bhl.. $12.70
12 75. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.024'S7.. Short
ribs sldea (loose) $7.'g.7.75. Short clear
sidea (boxed;, $7.874S. 00.
Following were the receipts and siiiD-
menta of flour and grain:
Receipts. ShlDments.
Flour, bbla 16.700 1W cK i i in1
17'0n,) ! do nref erred ...
Adams Express
Anial. Copper
Am. Car & Foun
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil
do preferred
Amer. Express
Am. Hide & L. pfd.
American ice
Am Linseed OH
do preferred
Am. Locomotive
do preferred
Am. Smelt. & Rfg.
do preferred
Am. Sugar R'f'B
Am. Tobacco, pfd. c.
Anaconda Mln. Co...
Atchison
do preferred
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore Ohio...
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid T...
Canadian Paclflo
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio.
54.700
1.100
ion
3o0
100
! '506
, 90
R3i
34 .
W4
29
92
404
264
814
S
994
2
92
89"
264
1,000 484
2n0 112
7.2"0 1174
6"0 120
6 0 l.t9
300 97
J.ftO 110
2.2i1 MS
2.400 1024
arl is
245
8S
99
91
226
39
24
17
894
48
111
1174
47i
112
1164
1194 ll4
138S 1384
964 96
1084 109S
85 Ki
102 10!U
169 lr4
. . 4 Adrsntura
. 10J Allouct
.. "a Amalfamated
. . S6S Amert. an Zinc
. I'M' Atlantic
Bingham
. i: li'al. A Heel &V.
. . IS7 Centennial 2-"
..144 Copper Range "14
.. 114 Daly West
..Ml Dominion Coal
a . 1 Franklin
.... sJ'a
.... 10
.... 1S
14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle EeceipU Light and Fricei Kciiy
Steady wi'.h Yesterday.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
Lambs la Fair Demand at steady
rrleea, with .hee of All Kinds
Extremely Mow and Week
to Teat tents l.oiver.
SOl'TH OMAHA. July JO, 190S.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
cmciai .viondnv 4.673 v.oiia
OiTlcial Tuesday 4.4'6 15 2-3
Othcial Wednesday 1.741 11.1'di
Four days this week. .p, 819 34.844
Four days la?t week. . .lti. 213 3.!. 8
Same days week bef ore. .12,!" ;"v773
Same three weeks ago...ll.lM 4'.'.575
Same four weeks ago.. 1.175 4i,74
Same days lal year... 4.525 10.4S7
RECK1PTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, lions and shet p at South Omaha for
the year to dute compared with last year:
lo. 1SM. Inc. Lec.
Cattle 471.171 474. 40 1.307
Hogs 1,441.616 1.4.:7.4H1 4.U5
Sheep 793.i;i 7l3.Ub6 7U.161
The following table shows the averaae
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several das, with comparisons:
Date. 19o5. 19iH.19o3.!l902. 11901. ;1900.;1899.
I'nlon Pacific 12i Granhr
Amar. Arga. Chera... J$ Isle Koyal ...
do pfd n Mi" Mining .
Amer. Pneu. Tube 44 Michigan
Amer. 6ugar 13&W Mohawk
do pfd ISI's Mont. (". A C.
Amer. T. T H nd nonunion
Amar. Woolea ZTH Osceola
do pfd lOav, Parrot
Dominion t. A S 28- Qumcr
FtllaoQ Elec. lltu t43 Shannon
(lenaral Electric 17b Tamarack
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julv
July
5... I
til
9..
lo..
11.
12.
5 Z2VI 5 13i t 601 7 64. 89, 171
I lei i T 64) 6 M 4 92
6 29 I . o 6ui 7 . 74i 6 1
as H H H as
6 2541 5 I 7 641 6 73 6 0R $ 71
6 2441 6 XI 5 651 I 5 79, 5 1. 1 el
5 i4, i 13. 6 4Si 7 75, I 6 "I
5 2s
5 33
6 32
o 22
6 16, 5 19, J f2, 5 S3 i
6 15, 6 44 1 80. 6 83i t 13,
n : 7 h.1 6 5 1.1, S W0
5 11 5 88i 7 79; 6 92 , 6 04 1 96
....I i 7 77, 6 95, 6 02 4 04
: Hi n M rr jo I an
41 !S i;n IJ4 ... 4 a..
71 1.4 e I u :t .- m
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64 2M si, t 4T 71 241 ... t n
71 J'! 120 4 47H 71 ::i 44 I to
,42 .'M .. 4 47 45 1 . 424
7 ISI 40 1 ?4 74 :.'4 HI 6 St'
273 ... 4 17k, 4 C4'i so 4
44 247 ... 4 47s, 04 ISI .. 4 4'.'
.". 211 ... 4 57i, (I JJ7 M 42v,
7J 1U ISO 47 1, Si, lit SO 4 42 1,
5 20 110 4 47V, 77 147 ... 4:',
70 Hi n S7L, & 114 M I Ci
S4 200 4 4 7 4 71 210 l"0 4 Jv
41 2 40 4 47 4 44 121 SO I 42 4
71 !vl id 4 47 4 77 144 10 4 4
41 2 500 6 47 V, J 174 120 4 4.
144 ... 4 40 44 271 .. 4 U
44 230 ... 4 to 7T I'Vt 40 4 44
41 il ... 4 40 71 1S7 .. 4
44 1 110 11 4l 244 4 M
T! ISI M f U) 42 r ... 4 A
71 220 120 4 0 14 1, ... I 44
40 !, go an ts i;i ... (74
74 224 120 I 40 42 27 ... 4 7v,
t 31 0 I 4 44 24 40 4 47 4
71 247 H 141 li, m o I 474
15 Ml ... 4 40 41 1st 40 4 47 4
II 110 ... 4 40 14 1:4 ... 4 474
4 147 40 4 40 44 ....... 147 ... 4 474
7 22S 40 4 40 71." 114 40 4 474
44 214 ... I to 44 HO ... 4 474
- 21 ... S 40 44 114 44 4 474
40 77 11 i Mi 71 114 10 4 474
40 n 10 I to 42 14 40 4 74
70 7 H 14, . tO 04 4u 4 474
44 141 It it)
13. .j 9 34. 5 0? 5 3Si I aii 08
14.. I i 474, 6 13j 6 1C, 7 72, 5 0 4 06
16.. 6 5.14 6 11 6 lt.i 7 7i 5 77, 1 I 99
1.. , 6 1, i SJ, i 72 t 44: ! "2,
17.. 5 54, 5 19 7 72. I 6i; 4 94 4 ol
1S.. 6 567, i 21, 6 2i, 7 73 5 6s, 4 87, 4 1
19.. I 6 (sis, 6 is, ; 7 oh, 6 4 4 2R
20.., , 6 .''4, 6 2-' I 6 KS, 4 9H, 4 19
Mass. Rise trie
do pfd
Maaa Uaa
t'nlted fruit
I'nltad Shot Mach..
do pfd
C 8. Steel
do pfd
Wasting, common ,
Bid. Asked.
144 Tnnliy
.. 42' I'nilcd Coppar ..
.. 444 I- 8 Mining
..105 V. 8. Oil
. . 4 t'tah
.. 3i Victoria
. . 144 Winona
..1024 Wolverlna
.. at
lt'4
4-4
234
4
144 !
514
24
24 -a
4
24
107
120
v
114
32
lo,
44
J"4
1114
Hi
Indicates EunfMy. Indicates holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle, nogs. Biircp.n i
London Stock Market.
LONDON, July 20. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Consola, monay
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
40 1-lf N. T. Central.
... 404 1 Norfolk AW..
... 5S' do pfl
. .. 84 Onlario A W..
. . l'4 Pennn Ivsnla ..
Pslllmora A Ohio 1174 Rand Mines
1M4
44
544
7i4
4
44
4H
41
14
1"1
74
13.14
loo
44
l'4
20
414
1
C. M. & St. P..
Missouri Pacific 1
I'mon 1'ai Itlc System 6
C. v N. W
F il & M V 20
C, St. P.. M. & O.... '
B. & M 31
C, B & Q
C, R. i. A 1'., cast.. 3
C, R. 1. A P.. west.. 6
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ot. Western. ..
Total receipts...
2
45
6
IS
1
5
169
IS
16,700 1144 1134 H44
let
3.600 6M
1.400 1524
X
WEATHER lis' TIIE GHAI BELT
Fall la Temperature and Showers la
Places.
OMAHA. July 20, 1906
No Important chsnne In temperature has
occurred in the central valleys and west
since the last report. A alight fall la
shown In the lake region and Ohio valley,
and In the eastern states the temperature
la from 4 to degrees lower than yesterday
morning. Light showers were quite gen
eral In the east yesterday afternoon and
considerable cloudiness prevails over the
central valleya and east this morning, and
light showere are possible in the Missouri
valley tonight and Friday.
aa-walJaye theren le.acomb. t
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three yeara:
li. 1904 1903. 1902
Minimum temperature.... 69 65 M U)
Precipitation 00 .62 .00 .01
Normal temperature for today, 75 degrreee.
Ienciency in precipitation since March 1.
175 Ir.chea.
Oeflclency corresponding period In 1904,
3.11 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1901,
4.57 inchea
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
-vTemp. Rain,
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland. Neb 92 f3 T Clear
Auburn. Neh 91, 61 .94 Pt. cldy
Columbus. Neb... ! 3 .00 Pt. cldy
Falrbury. Neb... 99 61 .61 Pt. cldy
Fairmont. Neb... 91 67 T Clear
Orand laland. . .. 90 61 .00 Pt. cldy
Hartlnglon. Neb. M 61 .00 It. cldy
Oakdale, Neb.... 90 41 .00 Pt. cldy
Omaha. Neb M 69 .00 In. cldy
Tekamah. Nab... 90 2 .00 Cloudy
Carroll, la M 63 .00 Clear
Clarlnda, la 89 1 .4 Clear
Bibley, la S7 67 .00 Clear
Woui City. Ia ... n 43 .00 Cloudy
Storm Lake, la.. 88 tW .00 Clear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. or Temp. Rain,
i Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inchea
Chicago
Columbua, O
Dea Moines, la...
Indianapolis
Kansas City, Mo.
IxiulsvUle. Ky....
Minneapolis
Omaha. Neb
St. Louia
U A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather bureau.
St. Loats General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 20 WHEAT Higher;
No. 1 red. rash, elevator, nominal; track,
374fie4c; September. S34c; December.
44W-; No. t hard, 67693c.
CORN Cash, higher: futures, weak: No.
1 cash, M; track. 67$574c; September. 53;
December. 4.'4c. .
OATH Firm; No. S cash. 114c; track,
32c new, 3340 Old; July, X9S!; September,
24c; No. 2 whit. K40-
KLOVR Slow; red winter patents. 14.Jf3
4 40. extra fancy and straight, I3.&tr4 15
SEED Timothy, nominal; 1002.40;
prime, higher.
OORNMKAL Steady. 12 W.
BRAN Slow; sacked, east track. T?c.
HAY Firm; timothy, feCUfrU .00; prairie,
fru0 50.
IKON COTTON TIES-9c.
B A CM I NO 4c.
HEMP TWINE 44c
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing,
r?94 Lard, lower; prime steam, 1674.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra aborts.
17 374: clear ribs. 18.374 ; ahort clears
li K4. Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts.
"us: clear nr.. 4S 1-H
POCLTHV Firm: cfcickena, 10c; spHngs,
114; turksya. lie; ducka, 7ac; ees,
6Wc.
Bl'TTER-Slow; creamery. 15VtJJ0e;
oairy. ikiITc
EtiO 3 Higher. 1140. rase count.
Heoeiria. nnipmanta.
,iaj t,0rt)
Bl.tsO lll.
tlAU 44.UO
16.VU) S2.0U0
Wheat, bu 99.000
Corn, bu 268.0ti 66 4,i
Oats, bu 159.5U0 1V3.3H0
Barley, bu 31,800 1,100
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, 16491
19c; dairies, 154'31!sc. Eggs, firm; at mark,
cases Included. U4c; firsts, l&4c; prime
firsts. 17c; extras, 13c. Cheese, steady,
V104c.
l.ioo
63V
164
2 M 64 .08
15 90 M .44
14 64 62 .08
10 92 63 .24
18 90 H .16
10 93 70 .00
: M . 6J .00
16 90 62 .10
11 92 TI .08
rlour. bbla.
vVl-eat, bu..
t'oro, bu...
Oats, bu....
XEW YORK C.EEHAL MARKET
annotations of. the Day on Varloos
Conamodltlea.
NE7W YORK, July 20 -FIOL R Receipts.
12.326 bbls. ; exports, t.&H bhls.; sales. S.4)
pkgs. ; firm; winter patents. j4.9i'ao.2.i;
straights, 44.s"u4 so; Minnesota patents,
K.uOtys.OO; winter extras, 13.10o365; Minne
sota bakers. 13 75114.15; winter low grades,
$3.ots7ja.5o. Rye Hour, firm; fair to good,
M.Kvt)4 60; choice to fancy, J4 cVj4.
COMNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, !1.25il.30; coarse, fl.144jl.16; kiln dried.
3.(44i3.10.
BARLEY Dull; feeding. 484c, c. I f..
New York; malting, 46tj5Jc, c. I. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 21.700 bu.; sales, 4,RS'.
000 bu. futures. Spot, firm; No. 2 red.
nominal, elevator, and 96Sc, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth. I1.1SS. f. o. b..
afloat; No. 1 northern. Manitoba, 11. 10,
f. o. b., afloat. I p to the last hour wheat
was strong and active on violent coveting
due to much higher cables, less favorable
Russian crop news, a bad scare over north
west rust advices and strong outside mar
kets. It finally reacted under realising and
closed 24&-4C net lilgher. Sales Included
No. 1 red. July. 931j9ti4c. closed at 96'-c:
September, (fit 15-16ti'.':c, closed at 914c; De
cember. is.49'-,4c, closed at 914c.
CUlti neceipts. M.aJti tu.; exports. 246, 'l
bu.; sales, 240,uuO bu. Spot, firm; No. 2,
C3c, elevator, and C3c, f. o. b, afloat; No. 2
yellow, 63c: ro. 2 white. 634c. The option
market was without transactions, cloainz
dull at net unchanged prices. July closed
at 624c and September at 61c.
OA I S Meceipts, , bu. Fpot, steady;
mixed oats, 21 to 12 lbs.. 3431) 4c ; natural
white, So to 32 lb., 37Vj'dos4c.
ma x uuii ; snipping, i4s"jtc: coo.1 to
choice. "5 080c.
HOPS Steady; state common lo rhol.e
19i4 crop, 2':i,.'c; 19oS crop. 1921c; olds
liJ)12c; Pacific coast. 190 'Top. iioJio; I9u3
crop, lsiiauc; olds, 10ft 1.
11ID1JH Uulet; Ualveston. 20 to 25 lbs.
20c; California, 21 to 25 pound, :9c; Texas
dry, 24 to ) pounds, lS4c
LEATHhK-tstja jy; avid. Z4.i2ic.
PROVISIONS h:-t. .teadv: fainiK-
$UOid3l2ai; mess, Ho iiOfi lO.'yi; beef hamti
Id. tmw 2i60; packet. llo.U,- l'X'9; c.fy extu,
mess India, ll9.ui(l W- 4) Cut me-iii. steKdr;
pickled bellies. 64K4c; pickled shoulders,
64106c; pickled hiins. lu'.fal'i-.". Lard-.
atoady; western steamed, 7.3o; refined,
quiet: continent, $7.4i; South Amer
ica, 18 W; compound. 46.17Va 624. Pork
Steady; family, 116 60ulti.0u; short clear,
l2.7it14 75; mess, 1115ti 14.50.
POTATOES Steady; Long Inlsnd. II (-oa
117; southern, 65c3jl.0O; Jersey aweet, 11 uo
HI 26.
TALLOW Steady; city ill per pkgj, 44c;
country tpkga free). 44444c
RlClS-Steady ; domestic, fair to extra,
14"'i'"4; Japan, nominal.
BVtTER Steady; state dairy, common
to extra. lf,44jjoc; western Imitation cream
ery. 17'jjl9c.
CHEESE Firm: new state full creams,
small colored and white, fancy, c; new
slat, fair to choice Mi 94c; new state,
laige. colored and white, fanev, 9Se.
EOOS Fancy selected white. 24i35c;
choli-e. r2hJ3c; fancy mixed, extra, tlfli'c.
POULTR V Live, steady; western spring
chickens, loo; fowls. 144c; turkeys. 144c
Dressed, firm; western broilers, Ugloc;
fowla, 1343 14c; turkeys. 13 517c.
Minneapolis tirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July J0.-WHEAT-8ep-tember
closed at 11. 00; December. 9.4iJ
9:'4c; No. 1 hard. 11 14; No. 1 northern.
tJ 12; No 2 northern, tl.Cffll.10.
FLOL'R First patents, 1 00775.10; second
patents, 16au6 90; first clears, 14.0X4.10;
second clears. 12 4552 76
, BRAN In bulk. 112.761300.
Oreat Western
Chicago & N. W..
'.. M. & 8t. P
C. Term. & Trans..
do preferred
C, C. C. & Pt. L. .
Colo. Fuel & Iron..
Colo. Seuthern
do 1st preferred.,
do Id preferred....
Consolidated Oas ...
Corn Products
do preferred
Del. 4 Hjdson
Del.. Ijck. & W....
Denver A R. CI
do preferred
Distillers' Secur
Erie
do 1st preferred...
do ?d preferred....
Oeneral Klcctrlc ...
H'h klrvt Vallev
Illinois Central ..
,. 600 20
. 4 211
,.22.SuQ 1824
6 Ha
1514
624
164
J9
1794
100 34
1.700
1"0
, 'ioo
1")
, 100
47
27
4
190
10
100 U97
s1 S90
T0 32
yt
..12.7'rt
.. 3 S'l
.. 2"0
87
42
174 1744
4fiV
27 -
8S4
11
10
194
31 'i
87
414
464
4
?4
7.1'!0 1704
lt 19
169
184
79
69
199
624
M
79
19
209
1804
18
19
97
464
17
694
3
IS944
10
474
1894
35
314
41
464
634
72
174
85
169
18
79
27,
50
264
614
27
674
Ferla Market.
PEORIA, III.. July 10-CORN-tady;
JN 0. 1. S.C: N'a Ak.-' em arlH, Ue
OATS Steady; No. I white. S.S3i4c; No. 4
w;uia, Jiyjc.
Dnlatk Oral Market.
DCLCTH. July 20,-WHEAT-To arrive.
No. 1 northern. 11.1?: on trsrk. No 1 nnrtti.
rn. li.j;. j uorlhero, li.04, July, li.U;
International Paper
do preferred 200
International Pump
do preierrea
Io v Central 100 274 274
uo preferred
K. C. Southern
do preferred 2"0 574 67
iouisviiie or r-asn.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mel. Central
Minn. & St. L 64
M.. St. P. & S. 8. M.. 500 112 1214 1214
do ureferied I!i7
Jlls.suuii I'acific I.!" 994 9S4
Mo., Kan. & Tex 2s) 2S4 24
do preferred
National Lend 900 464 444
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd. ) 314 374
New York Central... 80 1474 1464
N. Y.. unt. A W 10 634 6i
Norfolk A- Western.. 1,700 M4 864
do preferred
North American 300 99 94
Vi.r1, Mull 1 Ami h 4-:i?
1 ei,u ivauia
People's Oas
P., C. C. & St. L..
Pressed Steel Car.
do preferred
Pullman Pal. Car..
Reading
do 1st preferred..
do 2d preferred .
Republic Steel 1.7fO
do preferred 20
Rock Island Co 6,5oO
do Dreferred
Rubber Goods fxO 34 Ji
do preferred
St. I,. A S. F. 2d pfd. 100
St. Louis 8. W IK)
do preferred )
Southern Pacific II.61O
do preferred ...
Southern Railway
do preferred ...
renn. t oai dr.
Canadian Paclna ....1544 fteadins
Chea. A Ohio 41 do 1st pfd.
Chicago Ot. W 204 do 2'i pfd.
C . M. A St. P 14 in. Hallway
L)Bcra 14i do pfd ...
l. A R 0 12- -o. Pacific ..
do pfd , 1 nlon Pa, lflc
Ena is o pfd ...
do 1st pfd V. 8. Stael..
do Id pfd lo pfd ...
Illinois central 1, .jc.mi
Loula. A Naah ,, .0 pfd
at., K. A T I. f,.4ith 4a
SILVER Bar, fli.. J,Vd per ounce.
MONEY-4i& per cent.
The rate of discount In trc open market
for short bills is 141 11-18 per cent; for
three months' bills, 11-16-31, per cent.
New York Mlnlaar Stocks.
NEW YORK, July BO. Closing quotations
on mining stocks wore:
Lima Chlaf ..
Ontario
Ophir
-rnoanu
Pot oai
ravage
ilerra Kaada
.mall Hopaa .
tandard
Adams Coo
Alice
Breece
firunaarlck Con
Comstork Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs...
Horn ilar
Iron Sllvar
LeadTina Cos ....
Offered.
;4'i
.. 44
.. to
.. 11
.. 1
..lie
,.174
..31i
.. 4
. 4
too
.440
. i
. 11
44
. 28
. 10
.110
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, July 20. Money was In quiet
demand and supplies were plentiful In the
market today. Discounts had a firmer
tendency on the Impending Issue of treas
ury bills. Business on the Stock exchange
was stagnant owing to the uncertainty
about the political outlook. Consols wet
easier. Home rails were heavy on disap
pointing dividends and traffic returns.
Americans opened Irregular and moved to
slightly above parity on Wall street sup
port. Erie and Southern Pacific were the
favoritea, 1'nlted Slatea Steel hardened
and closed steady. Imperial Japanese oa
of 1WH were quoted at ln34.
BERLIN, July 20. On the Bourse today
prices generally were firm.
PARIS, July 20. Prices on the Bourse
today were Irregular and business was in
active. Russian Imperial 4s were queried
at 86.20 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 49.00.
The disposition of the day s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated;
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy PuckuiK Co
Armour A Co
Swift, from country
Iobman 01 R
Hill
Huston & Co
L. V. HuI
J. B. Root & Co
Fry Packing Co
I.. & C
Squires Packiiu: Co
S. & S
Other buyers
119 1.675 171
0"6 i.i'Z 1,919
6o2 -,J21 l.lMj
293 4.22'S 2,09s
80
5
30
2
97
3
127
275
, ... 2M ....
.... 694
318
Totals.
1.924 12,680 5.662
1.7' 14 1484 1494
loo 16f, 1664 1654
700 83 82 624
ois) 1284 126; 1274
1.000 214 214 214
9-4
284
34
46
874
144
624
864
93
94
42
23.9-s) 143
500 1064
', '366 46"
1424 1424
106 lot 4
.... 78
394 394
914
239
30, 0 l'4 1044 1,k
mi c.9.7 m. t,7
200 34 934
Llsergtottl tirala Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. July M-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal: futures, strong; July, nominal;
September. s d; Dei-ember, 6a 7Sd
CORN Spot, firm; Amerioan mixed. 58
24d; futures, firm; July, nominal; Septem
ber, ta U4d.
TOLEDO. O, July SO. 3 E EDS Clover,
each, 17.79 asked: tK tober. to. 75; Lcembr,
15 724; alsike, August, 7.1a. Prime um
uuiy, 41 aw.
Iron.... 8.2oi)
300
10
804
674
33
?
654
4"0 114
s 334
vn
a-4
814
99
3.'14
38
6
61
644
1177,
Slit
86
334
n5
92
24
824
76
M
V9
7
224
60
44
UT,
9S4
86
834
18
54
..10.500 494 47V
.. 9h0 1134 Hi2
..39 4rt 36 344
..40 V lOt'4
.. 1 sl M 4 M4
.. 1.100 1004 1044
'00 17" W"
4"0 934 J4
100 23
Texas & Pacific.
Toledo, St. L. & W
do preferred
V'nlon Pai-iflc
do preferred
1. 8 Express
V. 8 Realty
V 8. Rubber
do preferred
V. 8. Steel
do preferred
Vs. -Car. Chemical.
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wells-Fargo Fjxn
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western I'nlon .......
Wheeling A L. E. ...
Wisconsin Central....
do preferred
Northern Pacific
Cen. leather
do preferred
Sloss-Sheffleld Steel...
Total aalea for the day. 498.400 shares.
Bank of England statement.
LONDON. July 20-Th weekly atat.
ment nf the Bank of England ahowa I ha
following changes: Total reserve. Increase,
1VJ.(ii; circulation, decrease, 280.faO; bul
lion. Increase. 72."67; other securitlea. in
rrvsse. (no, other deposit decree ar.
U0.iaiO: public deposits. Increase. 1.0x5..
Osi; notes, reserve. Increase. 410,000. Gov
trnment securitlea unchanged. The pro
portion of the bank'a reaerve to liability
thla week ia 48 43 per cent, as compared
with 48 b6 per cent last week.
92,500 1304 1284 1284
974
123
894
484
11?4
S44
1024
84
log
19
39
27T
14
93
13
nl
I044
Baak of France Statement,
PARIS, July 2 The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Notes In circulation decreased
20,725("iof, treasury ascounts current in
creased 4.22S,0."f , general accounts current
Increased 26.476.o00f. gold in hand increased
20.475.0ii'f and bills discounted decreased
2.3u0.u0uf.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. July 10. Bank clearings for to
day were 11.37,939.86, and for tne corre
sponding dale last year 9ib.1i5.i.
Kaaaa City Grain aad Provisions.
The range of prices paid in Kansas City,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
CATTLE The receipts of cattle were not
very large, only about seventy-live cars
being reported In the yards this morning.
This was little more than halt the number
here a weeK ago. For the four days there
is a small tailing oil In receipts as com
pared with the corresponding days of last
week.
The market this morning on beef steers
was in fair condition. The supply was far
from being largo and as there was a reason
able demand on th? part of the local pack
ers most everything .desirable changed
hands In good seasun. As to prices the
market was somewhat uneven. Tne best
dry lot of cattle sold at tully steady prlcea
us a rule and some sales looked strong.
On the other hand sellers who did not hap
pen to have somthing that Just suited,
buyers could not see anything very good in
the market and they had to hustle to gel aa
good prices aa yesterday. Taking the mar
ket as a whole It would be sufficient to
quote it as &leady.
Bulls, stags, calves, etc., were In very
moderate supply and the market did not
present any especially new features, prices
In the main being tne same as prevailed
yesterday.
Cows and heifers were not very plentiful
and the good dry lot cattle brought about
the same prices as yesterday. Holders of
that kind did not have much trouble In un
loading at satisfactory prices. On the
olher nand grass cows sere slow sales and
In some cases they looked easier. At the
best they were no more than steady.
;ood trades of stockerss and feeders
weighing 7i pounds and leiter were steady
with yesterday. The less deslduble and
lighter weight cuttle seem 10 oe gruauauy
working to a lower basis.
Representative sales:
BEEF Bi.E.U3.
s.
42
1
34
41
4
19
24
14.
Ik.
17..
44 .
SHEEP There was a fair supply of sheep
at most selling- Dolnts this morning, there
being twenty-six cars here. Receipts here
consisted largely of sheep, with a lair
showing of lambs.
The dullness which has been so noticeable
at all market notnta was still verv much In
evidence this morning. In fact general
coiidtions remain the same as outlined
yesterday. The eastern demand for mutton
Is still limited In comarlson to wnat 11
was two weeks ago, and the requirements
of packers are correspondingly smaller As
noted yesterday the result of the conditions
governing the sheep trade Is that packers
are very Indifferent and not at all inclined
to buy In a huny 01 lo anticipate their
wants In the least.
This mnring with not very many lambs In
sight, the market on that kind was steady
and the more desirable of the offerings
changed hands In fair season On the
other hand sheep were very slow at prh-vs
that ranged anywhere from steady to loc
lower.
Quotations: Good to choice spring lambs.
16.,5'u'7.00, fair to good spring lambs, 16. fx
6.75; good to choice yearlings, !.V(SO$5.7&; fair
to good yearlings, 16.40io.; choice wethers.
!4.8a45.2u; fair to good wethers. 14.50i4 tu;
good to choice ewr, 14 ,6o8 4 75; fair to good
ewes, S4.&4M.50. Kepresentatlve sales
13 1. In the London market' and was
quiet but fv-i at II 4-4 so In the local
rcsrso Pp.ofr was ilrm snd hluher in
the New Vrk mntkrt. .losing at 15 4c.ro 50.
The litnl -n spelter tmitkit was unchanged
at 24. Iron . los-d at 1 4,1 In Glasgow
and at 4Ts .Id In Mid.lh slmrough. I allr
r.n r 'Ids s:ra.lv at the recent advance,
with No 1 northern foundrv quoted at
llR2Mil7i. No 2 northern foundry at 1'5 75
il6.v No 1 southern foundry st i:8;MiiU
and No. 2 southern foundry st 41.S 2.v-i 15. 75.
ST. tor IS. Julv 2" .-MKTAUS-liCta,
dull, 41 50. Spelter, firm. $V2ft.
UM4.H A V HOI KS.AI.E MARKET.
Condition of Trade and 4notatlona on
Staple nnd Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts, fair; market quiet;
candled stork. 1.: jl34c
LIVE POl'LTRY-Hena. 94c: roosters,
6i6'; turkeys, 12il.V; ducka. Sc; spring:
dii' ks Us-; soring chickens, Uul6c.
PI 'TTF.H Market firm; parking stocks,
14c; choice to fancy duiry, 17ylSc; creamery,
2uu21c: prints. 22c.
S'.'OAH -Ht.indaM granulated, 6 21 per
cat., cubes. 7 per cut.; cut loaf. 17 45 per
ca t.; No 6 extra C. 16 15 per cw t ; No. 10
extra C, 15 per cw: ; No. 15 vellow, 1.V7S
per cwt.; XX.VX powdered. 16 9" per cat ;
bar powdered. 17. 40 per cwt.; eagle tablets,
17 95 pe cwt.
FFIKSH FIPH-Trout. 9c; halibut. 11c;
buffalo idrcssedl, 8c; pickerel (dressedV 8c;
white bass (dressed 1, lie; sunflsh. 6c; perch
(scaled snd dressed 1. 8c. pike, loc; catfish,
If'C; red snapper, loc; salmon. 16c: erapples,
12c; eel, 15c; bullheads, 11c: black bass. 2fc;
Manitoba whlteflsh tdressedi, loc; Iake Su
perior whltetish (dressed), 12c; frog legs,
per dot, 35c: lobsters, green. 77c; boiled
lobsters. 30c. shnd roe 45c: blueflsh, F"
HAT-Prlcea quoted by cm, aha Wholesale
Hav Dealers osaclatlon: Choice. 17; No.
1. 16 50; No. 2. 16; coarse, 15 These prices
are for hav of stood color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. t',5.
TROPICAL FRl'IT.
ORANGES St. Michaels, all sites, $4.rV;
extra fancy Mediterranean sweets, all
alses. 13 76: seedlings, all sixes. 13 50; Valen
cia, all slges. 14.50.
LEMONS Inntonlers. extra fancy, 270,
S" and 860 sixes. 15.60; fancy, 270, 9X1 and
30 sires. 16 (4); 240 sire. 14.00.
-DATES Per box of 30 1-lb. pkgs. 12.00;
Hallowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes, per lb 5c.
FICS California, per 10-lb. carton, 7,if
2V; Imported Smyrna, four-crown, 12c; five
crown. 12c.
BANANAS-Per merllum-slxed bunch, 11.75
per crate of 24,
2"5: Jumbos. 12.5" i 3 ro.
PINEAPPLES-4-Tc
No.
1 Idaho ewe
1 Idaho ewe
1 Idaho ewe
1 Idaho ewe
66 Idaho ewes
75 Idaho ewes
8 Idaho ewes
95 Idaho ewes ......
87 Idaho ewes
210 Idaho wethers .
s 3 Idaho wettics ..
172 Idaho wethers ..
166 Idaho yearlings
11 Idaho yearlings
15 Idaho yearlings
1 Idaho yearling .
l1 Idaho wethers .
28 Idaho vearllngs
loi Idaho lambs ....
40 Idaho lambs ....
25 Idaho lambs ....
215 Idaho lambs ....
86 Idaho lamba
14 Idaho lambs ....
165 Idaho lambs
115 Idaho lambs ....
Av,
120
81)
110
110
94
94
93
118
l'i
pis
93
1"6
86
89
90
70
78
97
62
60
68
60
70
66
68
Pr.
2 00
3 25
2 50
4 25
4 25
4 25
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 65
4 70
4 70
6 01
6 00
6 00
5 10
i 10
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
6 25
75
6 75
6 75
75
Article. I Open. I Hlgn.j Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Julv...
Sept...
Dec...
Corn
July... Sept...
Dec...
Oats
Sept... Pora
Sept...
Lard
July.. Sept..
Ribs
July.. Sept..,
764;
61V1
4S4
2
29
12 85
7 00
7 25
T71
7 tl
79
78
79
484!
4i4.
29
12 85
1 00
7 26
7 71
7 87
474
41 ;
29
12 67
1 95
7 10
7 61
7 70
77
7841
614!
474,
414
12 72 j 12 82
95
J 10 7 22
7 62S' 7 77
7 72 I 7 67
774
75-,
'.64
52
4
4-' 4
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Hosts and Sheep IO Cents
Lower Ijimba IS to 23 Lower.
' CHICAOO, July JO. CATTLE Receipts.
7.000 head. Including 1.200 head Texans:
market 10c lower; good to prim steers. 15.35
tio.e; poor to medium, 43.fKra5.15; sjtocicers
and feeders. J2.5tr&4.25; cows, !2.40fi4 40;
heifers, 12.0064.75; canners, U.lfxfi 2."0; bulls,
12.OOfc3.80; calves, 13.00j6.50; Texas fed
steers, M.OOifi4.90.
HOGS Receipts. 16.000 head: estimated
for tomorrow. 15.000 head: market 10c lower:
mixed and butchers. !5.6Ca6074: good to
choice heavv, !6.8oti.00; rough heavy, 16 3511
6 65; light, 15.7tK-q6.15; bulk of sales, 15.75'J'
5 8.,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt a, 12.000
head; market for sheep 10c lower, for lambs
lo'g26c off; good to choice wethers, 4 xisir
5 15; fair to choice mixed. !4.oo(i4 75: western
sheep. 13.65&J.25; native lambs, 15.00t)7 50;
western lambs, 15.0fsSi.56.
No.
.n0 208 H
2O0 45 45
4a I044 1044 44
81
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON. Julv Todav's state.
dement u. U-t treasury balances In tu gea-
KANSAS CITY. July 10. -WHEAT July,
T9c; September, 774c; December, 74'ri
784c Caen: No. 2 hard. l3G86e; No. 1.
79a3c: No. 4. 74678c; No. 1 red, (tt-lvc; No.
i, J4ec: No. 4. 773810. Receipta, 287 cara.
CORN-July 614c; September. 4c; De
cember, 42c; May. 4Sa424c. c'ash: No 1
mixed. 62ta624c, No. X 614c; No. t white,
OATS No. t mixed, new. Sic; old, S2c;
No. 1 white, old. 334ij35c.
RYE-Steady; No. i. 7c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 18.5039.00;
cholc prairie. 16.75417.00.
EGGti Steady; frsh Missouri and Kan
sas, 14c, loss off, cases Included; case count,
!'. .-.iithaen Cs
Bl'TTER Steady; "creamery, 164ifTlS4c;
Iacking, 144c.
RecelDts. ShlDments
Wheat, bu 2b6.4 le0
Corn, bu 4d.4o0 17.2"0
Oats, bu 32jaO ?, j
wool Market.
BOSTON, July 20. WOOL Although the
wool market Is still quiet. It Is believed
that an active period la about to open.
The large manufacturers have not been
heavy buyers, but enough of the mills
hav 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 the
London sales is an Important factor.
Pulled wools ar acarc. Territories have
sold well. The range of prices Is about
ss follows: Ken tuck, Indiana, etc., three
eights blood and quarter blood, y.tiS'c.
Territory: Idaho, fine, 2'324c; heavy fine.
Ij21c; fine medium, 23 ft 24c; medium, fr-cr
27c. Wyoming, fine, 22u'23c; heavy fine,
lT(2oc; tine medium, t-tjiic; medium, 26
27c; low medium, 2V&27c. t'tah and Ne
vada, tine. 22&23C; heavy fine. Dmj.oc; fine
medium. 22'u.Jc: medium, 2vg77c; low me
dium, fitjhc. Dakota, fine, try 3c; medium.
hi-"c; low medium, 26y27c. Montana, fine,
choice, 'tiAf'tKC; fine, average. 23y4e; fine
medium, choice, lieac; average 21 c;
its Die, 28$-; medium, choice. 1mqz.
ST. LOI'IS, July .-WOOU-6teadv;
medium grades, combing and clothing.
Vvoslc; light fine, fluVTc; heavy lUui, Ui
fcac, tub nashtd, lia-42&
2
1 ....
17
4
4
41
14
II
4
44
1
10
4
7...
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....
I
1
t ...
I....
1 ...
1...
1....
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1....
1...
1...
14....
1...
4....
I ...
14....
1....
4....
4....
I....
At. tt.
440 1 40
o0 1 60
10 I lo
1M I 14
U-00 1 2i
1st I 24
ItiO 4 00
471 J 40
1117 4 40
l'4 4 40
, p'l 4 60
1142 4 46
1244 4 (1
12to '4 40
117 4 40
11J 4 o
11 4 45
1140 4 4S
K'92 4 70
liit' 4 74
Si t.F.ltS
10..4 4 40
1041 4 40
Pr.
4 71
4 76
4 76
4 45
2 ...
21...
20..
IS..
It..
44 .
44..
At.
...11S6
,...1220
....12.12
....14.11
....147S 4 44
...1140 4 40
1144 4 45
..s i 4 04
....1121 I 40
...1421 6 00
.. .1330 6 00
...1114 4 00
...14ii 4 10 -
....12K0 I 10
. ...liso 4 14
....11"4 4 It
....13M 4 16
....1.41 4 20
... .l.l 1 20
AND COWS.
12 704 4 71
1 1"10 I OS
IS
14....
1....
1 00
40 I 00
..12.:u I it
..lt4 I 14
.. 41 1 10
..l.no I li
..Uuu I It
..1041 I 40
..1114 I 40
..1140 I tt
.. 40 I 40
..130 4 tt
..UM I 40
..1164 140
..111 I to
..114 I 40
COW8,
440 1 46
447 1 45
to.) t 15
414 ill
4t I 25
luSO 1 25
K 1 .5
1110 I 26
444 1 40
4i0 I 441
1240 1 45
1170 t 45
tin I 60
IisiO J 40
I"i0 16
1U"3 1 75
psa) t 75
1025 1 0
HEIFERS.
f.l t 00
601 1 16 t
bl I 25 4
447 1 SO 11
t20 I 14
BCLL8.
1140 t 15 1 ....
160 2 ii 1.....
...:.. .160 160 1
CALVES.
40 I 60 1
10 IN 1
110 4 75 1
10 4 T5 I
ISO 4 00 I
170 4 14 1
IW I 26 1
10 4 24 1 ....
STOCK ERS AN J FEED k. Kb.
170 1 74 17 7.14 1 06
t 60 fl I (a)
540 i 60 I tu I 10
464 t 76 It IM 141
K6 I 74 I tlO 1 26
714 00 1 610 12
744 I 4
I 40
7k! I 00
231 I 74
...1410 1 Tt
...1420 I 00
...liiO t 14
... 120 I 2S
... 150 4 25
.... M IU
... IU 4 40
... 14 4 44
... no 4 40
... 126 4 60
Ut 4 40
HOGS Receipts of hoga continue heavy
at this point and light at eastern points for
this season of the enr This morning there
were 169 fresh cars in sight her, which
wu mailer than a week ago by fifty cars
The general market today was rijjht
around 5c lower ihan yesietday. The best
light and shipping nogs, which are the most
bought after were as a rule 24'&c lower,
tin the other hand, common and roygli
loads and heavy packers were 55 loc lower.
Coarse packing Logs were the Imr.ient hit
of any kind, and they had to sell mostly lie
lower.
The trade was Inclined to drag and the
general market was slow from start to
finish. It was In fact, a hard market to
operate upon and an equally hard market
to lescrilsa In a way that would suit all
cases.
The bulk of the hogs aold at 15 55'ao 6I4.
with a top at 16 674. and it waa Ut before
a clearance was effected.
Representative sales:
Kansns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 20. -CATTLE Re
celnts. .9 head. Including 3.500 southerns
market opened 10c higher: closed steady;
choice export ana aressen neet steers, to on
6. SO: fair to good. 14 27V. 15 (10: western-fe'
steers, 13. 751' 4. 9i j; stockers and feeders, 12.75
4JH.40; southern steers. 12.7.VfJ4 26; southern
cows, 12. 253.00; native cows, I2.lfi4.60; na
tive heifers, X3.2H6. a; ouus, u..m:
calves. 13.orras.76
HOGS Receipts. C.SnO head: market 6-rTlOc
lower: ton nr ce. .: bulk ot sales, is. mi -a
6 7f; neavy, so.iie-qe.w; pacaera, c410. 1 .
Dies and grhts. .7&:r.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 2,8.10
head; market 25'S40c lower; native lambs
16.2fq7.ii0; western lambs, 15 l.Vfrf.W; ewea
and yearlings. !4.2Mr6.0(i; Texas clipped
vearlinss. 15.isVfi6.75: Texas dinned sheep,
li. 2646.00; stockers and feeders, 12 504.00.
St. I.oals Live Stork Market.
ST. IjOI'13. Julv 20 CATTLE Receipts
4.5O0 head. Including 3.fi0 Texans; market
steady to lower: native shipping and export
steers, 14 .35'fii.5o; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 13. psas 35; steers under l.wn ins.,
13 7.V(i4 .10; stockers and feeders. 12 .2613 60;
cows and heifers, iz.i'nto.iu; canners. ,!.t"u
2 10: bulls. 12 65-83.76; calves, 13 C0-&4 35;
Texas and Indian steers, 13.2684.30; cows
and heifers. r.'.0O61.60.
HOGS Receipts, 5.5") head: market
stead v; pigs and lights. tfi.7ofjT.tjO: packers.
ir..(sVtj3.0(i; butchers snd best heavy. 15 90
6 o
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1 fon
head; market steady: native muttons. $3 TS-t
76; lambs, fjir;.7a: cutis and iuicks. h s
In crates, per
bunches, 15c;
and white, 2o
per
lorlda
SO and Sf. sixes. 14.50.
FRI ITS AND MEIXNS.
APRICOTS California, per 4 basket crate,
tl.io.
Pl.t MS-Californln. per 4-baskct crate.
11 ltv-nl 35.
PEACHES Texas clings, per 4-basket
crate, 80c; Texas freestones. &V; California
freestones, per Ln-lb. box. 11 00.
CHKHRIE8 -California, black. Per 8-lh,
box. 11.60; white, per 8-lb. box. 11 50; Mis
souri bor nf Pt ots . I'?00'j2 ?5
CRANPFHRIFS -J.-revs. vper ersts. 1150.
GIIOfSEnERHlKS-Hox nf ft qts.. 12 Oil
CANTAI.ol'PES Texas, rer crate. 13 no
iff 60; California, per crate, ponies, 15 00;
standards. 16 CO.
WATERMELONS Alabama Sweets. 257
10c each: crated. 14e per lb.
HAHl'IIKHKI KS Ked Iwx or 14 PtS. I1TO
black, box of 24 qts.. 13 00.
HLACKHEKKIES Case Of 14 OlS.. liUOII
2.60
TI'RN'irS-New. per dox.( tMc.
CARROTS New. per dog., 20c.
WAX MEANS Per 4-bti. box. 75c; string
beans, per 4-bu. box, 75c; bu. box wax or
string. 11 5).
PoTATi )ES Home-grown. In sacks, per
bu.. 35c; Colorado, per bu.. 45c; new pota
toes, per bu., 56
HKANS NBW. per 1)11, 2.tw'.
CAl'I.I FLOWER Home grov.n, per crats
of 1 doz , 50c. ,
crci'MBKRS rer dog.. 4nc.
PKA8 New. per bti. box, 11 00,
TOMATOES r- Tennessee, per 4-basket
crate, S5c.
SPINACH-rer bu.. 6flc.
CABBAGE Home grown.
lb.. 2c.
ONIONS-New. per oi.
home grown, yellow, red
per lb.
RADISHES Hot house or southern,
dos , Me.
LETT! "CE Hot house, per dog , aoc; neaa
lettuce, per dox.. 60c.
BEETS New. per dos.. 30c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 15c; Wisconsin
brlrk, 1c; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; twins,
124c; voung Americas, 124c.
NITS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb., T2c; No. 1 hard
shells, per lb.. 12c; pecans, large, per lb..
12c; small. ier lb., 10c: peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb.. 8c; Chill walnuts,
per lb., 123134c; almonds, soft shells, per
lb, 17c; hard shell, per lb., 15c; shellhark
hickory nuts, per bu., 11.75; large hickory
nuts, per bu., 11.60.
HIDES No. 1 green, c; No. i green.
7c; No. 1 salted. c; No. I salted. 8c;
No 1 veal calf, 10c: No. 2 vesi ralf. 9c: dry
salted. 7til4c: sheep pelts. 25cffl.00; horss
hides, $l.(ry3.00.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 20. COTTON Spot
closed quiet, 10 points decline; middling up
lands. 11c; middling gulf, 11.26c. Salea,
5,856 bales. - . .
LIVERPOOL, July 20 COTTON Spot. In
limited demand, prices 2 points higher;
American middling fair. 0d; good mid
dling, .10d; middling, 69ftd; low middling.
6 83d; good ordinary, 6 5d ; ordinary, 5 49d.
The sales of the day were ,0"0 bales, of
which 600 were for speculation and export
and Included 6.400 American. Receipts, 1,000
bales, Including 7'0 American.
ST. IXJl'IS, Julv 20. COTTON Quiet;
middling. 107,1-. Sales, 160 bales; receipts,
none; shipments, 469 bales; stock. 30.271
NBW ORLEANS. July 20.-COTTON
Quiet; sales. 5o0 bales: ordinary. 7 15-lfic;
good ordinary, 94e; low middling, 10c;
middling, lc; good middling. 10 15-16c;
middling fair. H40. Receipts. 2.585 bales;
stock, 71,276 bales.
foils Market.
NEW YORK. July 20 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices, but soon lost a partial 6 points
owing to the easier primary markets, con
tinued talk of increasing receipts and scat
tering liquidation. The French market waa
steadv, closing st an advance of Hi'
francs, but the market here showed little
tendency to do better and closed steady,
net unchanged to 5 points lower. Sales
were reported of 49.750 bags, including Scp
temlier at 6. 75c; October, 6 80c: December,
7.05c; Msrch, 7.20c; May, 7.3tc. Spot, steady!
No. 7 Invoice, 8c.
stockers, 13.7534 26; Texans, 13.7
4 75;
4.75.
Xew York Mr Stork Market.
NEW YORK. July 20 BEEVES Re
ceipts. 1.322 head: no trade In live cattle,
feeling weak, r.xports were iou came.
CALVES Receipts. 46 hesd; almost no
demand for veals snd prices lower; butter-
mllka unaalable; veals. 44.00441 6; oressea
calves lower; veals, 7Qc per lb.; fancy,
P'4c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5 640
head; good handy sheep steady; others
weak; lambs irvtj26c lower; sheep, $3 fas
4 75: culls, 12.50; lambs. tf.0Otj6.7o; culls.
13 60-54 50.
HOGS Receipts. 1.471 head; feeling
steady; no sales reported before 'change.
No. A. . Pr. Kb, At. ix, lr.
U 141 ao I 60 71 2V ... to
41 10 I 60 ti :- 120 4 40
41 r76 120 6 60 6 ... I (f)
tl 11 aO 4 4 74 Ill ... 40
60 10 f) 6 12 71 til 0 4 40
tl 1M ao I 44 .,7 1M 60
6 44 Itiii 4 211 10 t ts
7a 1"S .. 4 64 6 ! '. la
1 Jil 440 4 64 14 tut Pa) to
U 2.4 ... Ill SK l', la.. 4 44
to I 64 74 0 I M
U l.v lie t 6 at 11 10 6 tu
71 1st Isu 4 a ISI tit 0 I a
42 t4 . . 4 Si a .-. . . 6 a
14 tii M IM 4 X14 4 6 4
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 30. CATTLE J-Re-relpta.
.ti head: market alow and steady;
natives, 13 5"6 40; cows snd heifers, 11.260
4 15: stockers and feeders, 13 754.26.
HOG 9 Receipts. 7.383 head; market 5o
lower: light. 15.tif.ti5.75; medium and heavy,
If, 7; bulk. 16 :4t6 70.
SHEEP AND I.AM B8 Receipts. 8 326
head; market steady and weak; lambs, 17.
Sloox City Lira Stock Market.
StOl'X CITY, July 20 f Social Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. head; mar
ket strong, stockers steady: beeves, 14 isrfj
i 15: cows, bulls and mixed, $2.GOi4 00,
stockers and feeders, I2.7fl3 76 calves and
vearllngs. r2.a-u3 50.
HOGS Receipts. 5,000 hesd; msrket
steady to weak, selling at 15.40'a 5 60; bulk
of sales. t5.5x"0. 51.
Stock la light.
Receipts of live stock st th six principal
South Omaha
Bloux City ....
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Oils ast'. Roslo.
OIL CITY. July 20.-011,8 Credit bal
ances, 11.27; certificates, no bid; shipments,
Hx.t: bbls.; average, 65.86 bbls ; runs. 87.S4J
bbls.: average. o4.6.d bbls ; shipments, Lima,
67.432 bbla.; average. 66 6i bbla.; runa, Lima,
70.641 bbls ; average, 47.622 libls
SAVANNAH. Ga., July 20. OIL turpen
tine, dull at 59c.
ROSIN Firm. Quotations: A, B. C.
H IS; D, 13.45; E. 13.70; F, ts 824: H7:
H. 13 f,: I. 14 oo; K. 14 06; M. 14-15; N, 14.10;
W O, 14 0; W W, 14 85.
Iigir and Iolassa.
NEW YORK. July 20 SUGAR Raw.
firm; fair refining. 34:; centrifugal M
test. 4c; molasses sugar, 14c Refined,
steady: crushed, t.sVc; powdered, li.c;
granulated. 15 tfc
NEW ORLEANS, July 20. 81'GAR
quiet; open kettle rentrlfugal. 449440; cen
trifugal whites, 4 15-162JC l-16c; seconds, 24
ifS4c.
MOI-ASSE8 Nominal; open kettle. 13
20c; centrifugal, 67jl4c. Syrup, nominal, tuo.
I'hIUdrlpbta Prod or Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-HITTER
Firm; extra western creamery. U4c; extra,
nearby prints, 23c.
KG41S Active; nearby fresh. H40, loss
off; nearby fresh. 174c, at mark; wottsrn
fresh. TiKr. at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
fancv. loH-flie; New York full cream,
fair to good, 64?jl0c; domestic Swiss, 11
He.
Totals..
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep
,.. 1.741 11.926 1,707
.. 3"0 6.i.s'i
.. ! .S 2 ")
.. 1.605 7 M 1.3V6
.. 4.(o9 6.fy) l.OOi
.. 7.0u0 16.C0 12j0
...'.10 til'1 s.rj
NEW
Metal Market.
TORK. July -METALS Th
Whisky Market.
CHICAOO, July 20 -WHTSKT-Market
ateadv on basis of 11 27 for hieh wines.
PkiRIA. III.. July 20-WHISKY-Market
steady: distillers' finished gor.ds on bails
of 11 27 for st.irlts.
CINCINNATI. July fO WHISK Y Dlstn
lers' finished goods quiet on tiasis of 11.27.
ST. IX)i IS. July 20.-V HISKY-Steady;
high wines, 11. li.
Edwards-Wood Co.
Iarrporatd 1
Hasai Offlc: Filfk aad Robrts Strittt
ST. PAUL, fUfH.N.
GEAktRS IH
Nnunuinrt ot'lt'a i"arifuto miTrUpul j SlOCkSi (irdltli 1 TO VlSlO fl s
ll.'II irtrnuf i . : t v. . i'J w" ... . m ' i . , . ' I
good advance, spot closing at 146 l"s and
futures at 144 Is locally the market
wai Brm in sympathy, closing at Hl.?fJ
31 9. Copper was a shade lower abroad,
dosing at 7 for spot and at 47 6s for
futures. Locally copir showed firmness
and quotations fur Like and electroly tic
now stand at 115 o-rl j 25 while casnnjr re
malni at 4.7a. Lead was uachautftd. at
Ship Your Grnin to Us
Branch fltBee. UO-III Board of Trad)
lllda Omaha, et. Telephoa Sol 4.
212-211 ExcLang pldir.. South Omaha.
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