THE OMAI1A DAILY HEE: TUESDAY. AUOUST 1. 100.".
4 "
r
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
!ron?u Finishes Without Any Ctme ia
the Cereals.
y EASY CLOSE IN JULY WHEAT DEAL
Com la Alan Eitr-DaWlth Keeling la
Stlmbfr and December Hhrtl
Reprtrts of Inspected
Famine In Roaala.
. , OMAHA, July 31, 1905.
-.i . . y rinsed toddy with
wh-. of that month lc lower, Ihere was
Plenty of wheat for delivery and the montu
" " k H day. Primary receipts were
more than l.Vo.oon bushels and prospers
?r ror much tomortow. Rust reports
LAlm. authentic soirees and unsettled
J" n" ,h northwest were responsible
T?J,.K''ry V""1' ''"Hi In S'-pteml.er and
a, T-kT months were up e.
Chicago fr car are expei ted tomor
ihW'.. .1"vy th '" 'hree duvs In
ins northwest have helped the development.
fcvJ J."lv rlnwi at Mo, September at
ooSo and lK'oemliiT at 86c.
i ?rn. c,lo"'"d '"wr with the end of the
ctlaY' OIJ "Pmhf.r 51 iilJ, De-
TjT' V'ko an'1 "'! December 47
. JA J-'L"1 wlth Julv at September
' JB.Ty and December at 2c.
Liverpool cloned with wheat 'ad lower
t1'LSa Wd l,,w'p- T"e drouth In Hun
fr.. 1 .1 ,unhr,keri. The Russian central
statistical committee at Bt. Petersburg re
port that the harvest In tony-one out of
sixty provinces of European Russia la a
complete failure. Good crops are expected
niy In atx Polish and three Baltic prov
inces, fair crops in two provinces. The
sroyernment anticipates a serious famine.
the world's shipments of wheat last week
was B.Jigmo bushels, against 9.3"4.00o bushels
the week before, t'orn shipments last week
vere 4,615,000 bushels; the week before they
T.r..,7,2,t"0 bush-ls, but last year only
8,i44.O00 bushels. bent on passage show
a decrease of 3.378,00o bushels, and corn an
increase of J.395.us bushels. Primary re
ceipts of wheat were 1 6I7,(3H1 bushels; lust
year they were 1,2!ll.nii bushels. Corn re
ceipts were ,) bushels; last year they
were 273.000 bushels.
Evert the Northwestern Miller hiis discov
ered black rust. Its agent at Fargo, N.
r., writes: "Have found black ruxt at last.
Experiment station says fields here are
oadly Infested with genuine black rust. It
nan developed In the last three days, due
b heavy rains this hot weather." The
Modern Miller says present conditions must
0 considered serious,, especially as the 19u5
yfP la from sed of low vitality and
(uallty.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, 58 lbs.. 1 car, 79c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
to?1 U.EATtNo- - rd.M'lj82c; No. 3 hard,
CORN No 2, 48c; No. S, 4Sc; No. 4. 47o;
ho Brade, 42t4ttc; No. 2 yellow, 4NHc; No.
Eifro ' JS'" 2 whlle- No- whlto,
OATB-No. 1 mixed. 27c; No. S mixed,
Jh4c; No. 4 mixed, 2tic; No. 2 white, 29o;
,.3oW.hlt No- white, Z7c; atan-
Carlot Herelpts.
'. . Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlre.go 267
Kensra City ... 301 61 n
jii;ineapoils 26
Ornana 13
Jiuluth m
St. Louis 283
82
13
226
Mlnnm nnll. r.nln m .
The range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
reported by the Kdwards-Wood com
pany, llO-Ul Board of Trade building, was:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh.Low. Close.l Safy.
Wheat I
Bept...;Kl
Dec....!SS'an8V
81!
90
ftss;
WKATHEIl M TUB URAIX BELT
lln;ht, Scattered Hhovrrrs -Occor In
. r, CentrnI Valleys.
f. , ' OMAHA, July 81, 1905.
1 i.' ; L'tfot nd scattered showers occurred in
, i i.rt central valleys and western sections
i; j during the last forty-elKht hours, and light
t train, are falling In western South Dakota
' ,'" 'tin wiuthweit this morning. Borne
C l"ywralna oocurred In the lower Missouri
x-r,1 Mississippi valleys, and rains are
.literal In tho lower lake region and eaat-
rt atates.
, No marked chane;e In temperature has
occurred In any section since the last re.
"f,1, ""d non Is expected in the central
'a.lleya during the next twenty-four t
trlrty-slx hours.
Omaha record of temperature and precl
, citation, compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
., , . 1906. 1904. 1908. 1902.
Minimum temperature.... 65 64 M 7
freclpltallon QO .00 .j .74
Normal temperature for today, 76 da
frees. Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
7.(8 Inches.
. rnc'ency correspondlnK period In 1904.
I.6& inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1903.
4.63 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT AVERAQES.
Temp. Ruin.
Max. Win. Inches. Sky.
Stations
AcUand. Neb..
1 lear
Auburn, Neb HS
, Columbus, Neb., 86
Kulrbury. Neb... 87
Irmont, Neb... 81
Or. Island, Neb.. (SO
Hartlngton, Neb. 77
1 Oakdale, Neb 85
10mili, Neb 81
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
64 .00
60 .00
61 .18
68 .00
68 .00
M .00
60 .28
62 .90
65 .00
63 .00
65 .00
60 .00
62 .00
61 T
6 .00
f flKSIIUUl, I1CU, 03
j4 V'arroll. Ia 84
i Clarlnd. Ia 86
I Sibley. Ia 80
tuous: city. ia.... so
Btorm J-Ake, la., u
ciear
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. Of Temn. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Win. Inches.
Chicago, III 29
Columbus. 0 17
Dee Moines, Ia... 13
Indianapolis, Ind. 11
Kansas City, Mo. 18
82
.01
.01
78
84
fcj
8J
84
70
83
68
60
60
64
62
61
60
9
.14
.00
.08
Ixutsvl.le. Ky jv
V Minneapolis tl
V, Omaha, Neb 16
,T BU Louis, Mo.... 13
.08
.04
62
63
T. A Wft.SU
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Onatailana of taa Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW TORK. July 81.-FLOUR-RecaIpts.
12.4f bbls.; exports. 2.373 bbls.; market
was quiet and barely steady; win
ter patents, i.tD'ya.w; iuinnesoia patents,
t6.60&.00; .winter extras, $3.1063 66; Minne
sota bakors. $3.76'4.1; winter low grades,
$8 00419 56. Rye flour, quiet; fair to good,
$4.Sfi4flo; rhoios to fancy, $4.604.90.
COliNMEAIr-Barely steady; fine white
and yellow, $1,30; choice. $1.1631.18. kiln
dried, $3.06t8.10.
RYE Dull : No. I western, 764o asked,
c. I. f-. New York.
BARLEY Nominal; feeding, 4S4e, e. I. f..
New York; malting. itJ'abi'c. a t f.. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts 13,uo0 bu. 8pot market
steady; No. 2 red. 89c. elevator, and 9v4o,
t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1,144.
f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 northern Manitoba,
nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Owing to further
reports of black rust from North Dakota
and of bullish Russian crop news wheat
opened stronger. It later ykdded to bear-,
ish visible, eay cables and heavy south
west receipts, but was finally steadier on
covering, with the close 4o to e net
higher. Mav, S24ti&J4o, closed at 93c;
July. 88Vai94o: September. 8 7-16i9Soo,
closed at tool Deoamber, 1Wu914o, closed at
W4o. '
CORN Receipts, 1S.260 bu.J exports, 182.
14 bu. 6 pot market easy; No. 2, 68lc, ele
vator, and 0o. f. o. b. afloat; No, 2 yellow,
too; No. 2 white, 604a. Options were weaker,
but without transactions, closing o net
lower: September closed at (8Wa -
OATS Receipts, 126.3u0 bu.; exports, 226
bu. Spot market easy; mixed, M to U Iba
$4tl34o; natural white. SO to 32 lbs.. XWJ
$io; clipped white. $6 to 40 lbs., 374oc.
HAY Steadjr; shipping, Wi6c, good to
Choice. TtafOc.
liOPB Jjteady; state, common, to choice,
lt4 crop, 2j.ic; lUi crop, la21r; olds, 10
(flic; Pacing coast, 19o4 crop, iiu-fro; 1903
crop, 18fl20o; olds, 10U12c.
HIDES Dull; Galvtston, to 25 lbs .
$0e: California. 21 to 26 lba. lie; Texas dry
(4 to 30 lbs. U4c
. LEATHFJt-iJulet: acid, 34g36&
1 PROVIbluNS Beef, steady; family. $10.50
frllCO; mass, $9 610 10 00; beef hams, -i O- f
22 60; packet. $10.bGMU.0O; city extra India
mass, la.ixjjl W. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. $8 25310.60; pi. kled shoulders,
k603.W; pickled hams, $i06".tlIOO. Ird.
orm; western steamad. $7.1Oj7.0; refined
lrm; oonUnent. $7 SO; South America, $8;
Eompound, $6.5(5.76. Pork, steadv: famllv,
i5 V(n.6i; short dear, $13. (X-a 11.00; mess.
l4 0t615,0O.
TALLOW Firm: city ($2 per. nk ).
4Vc, country tpkgs. free), 44Q4c
RICE Culet; domestic, fair tu extra.
l4a4o: Japan, nominal,
h POl.TRi Drwseed. firm: western chick-
one, UTlc; fowla, le; turkeys. Utl7o.
MUTTB.N nrm; cmciai prices, creamery.
u extra, i, una western lActory,
common to extra, l.M)17c; western Imitation
tiMinrrs, cutumun to extra, 1 . lc.
. 11 Kr.BE State full cteama, email col
ored una white, l4uil4c; state large, col
urm anu wnite, late , lie.
LJ(j estern best, 1'olOV; weieif,
(nil to good, n(rjl8c.
ihicaoo ..ham au provisions
Features of the) tradleST ( losing
I'rlees on Buara of Trade.
CHICAtKi, July Jl. 'iaik of famine In
K'.ssm owing to damage to the wueat crop
i.iiparte.i suengtn to the wnesi niarael
hei tooay. Human sentiment was augu
mentiil t an omcial lorecant of irost 10
nidul in koumetn Minnesota. At tne close
aoeKt lor feeptembvr delivery was up c.
Coin Is off ttti sc. Oris are down itl-it.
I'rovlsions show a gain of I'r'uv'.c.
lnnuenced by buiii.ni news ty iHble, the
Wheat inarkel opened firm, bepiemoer be.ng
tP W-c at MyiiMc. '1 no tactor of rniei
luipuiiKiita was a report of a practical
iii ire oi crops In many growing districts
oi nussiH, tne crops in lurly-one out ot
sixty provinces outsine of tue southern dis
tricts being total failures, accormnn to a
London newspaper, boon after the upt urns"
here tne tnarsei sained additional sueFittu ,
on a weatner bureau prediction of frost
tonight In southern Minnesota. During tne
In st hour commission houses and pit irad
11a were active bidders for wheat, hut otter
IriKS were rather light. As a result Septem
ber advanced to 'ihe market closed
strong, with September at soV Clearances
ot wneat and flour were eu,ual to li.M
bushels. The amount on passage decreased
3.i.6.in bushels. I'rimary' receipts er
1.M7.UOJ bushels, compared with l.JUl.Ss)
busiiels a year ago. Minneapolis, I7uluth
and Chicago reported receipts ot 7J6 cars,
against uM cars last week and 330 cars a
ear ago.
Weather extremely favorable for the ma
turing of the new crop caused heavy liqui
dation of corn, resulting In decided weak
ness. Asother Incentive to prollt takiitf
was continued liberal receipts, arrivals here
today being considerably in excess of the
amount estimated. The market closed
weak, with prices near the lowest point of
the day. September opened unchanged to
V' lower at b21'u62HcI sold up to 6i'y6OLc
and then declined to 61c. 1 he close was
at BlVaolHc Lal receipts were 1W7 cars,
with a of contract grade. Free movement
of the new crop gave a weak tone to the
oats market. The break In corn Imparted
additional Impetus to profit taking. The mar
ket closed weak, near the lowest point of
the day. September opened unchanged to
Vc lower at 7Vg27c, sold off to 27nc and
closed at Hito- Locul receipts were
Ss cars.
Provisions were firm throughout the en
tire session. The market received good
support from packers. An advance of 5910c
In the price of live hogs was a strengthen
ing Influence. More activity was mani
fested than for several weeks past. At the
close September pork was up 27Ho at I1.T.4S.
l.ard was up 10c at 17. 38. Ribs were 174c
higher at 18.124.
Katlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
V6 cars; corn, 355 cars; oats, 456 cars; hogs,
22,K head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open. High.! Low. Close. 8at y.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec,
Corn
Julv
tJuly
Sept.
Sept.
(Dec.
P?pt.
Dee.
May
Pork-
Hept.
Oct.
Lard '
Kept.
Oct.
Ribs
Bept.
Oct.
I
S6
834
84
654,
84
854
844
864
64
64
854
S6
!7-6Vl
Hit 4
64
624 624
621 52H
6:S'aM
6:",
RH 51V'U
SS2'V(i4
i62Vu S
624
464
H4 5141S4
464 4
454
4
94
n 27
2P4
274
284
80
13 174
27
irr4!74fli
24-0 4 4l
274
28
ao4
13 25
13 10
304 2&4
4!
12 46
13 374
13 25
13 10
13 45
13 374
7 274 7 35
7 274 7 35
T 25
T 324
7 95
8 024
7 J74t 7 424
7 874i 7 424
774
024l
I 124
8 20
7 924
8 00
I 124
8 V)
No. 2. tOld. tNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
KlXJl'R Steady; winter patents, $4.2o
4.30; straights, 34.004.10; spring patenrV
$4.bt'g3.40; straights, 3.504.S6; bakers. 12.403
8.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. $1 .0431.10; No. 3,
96C(il.(io; No. 3 red, M4u8.4e.
CORN No. 2. Me; No. 2 yellow, 64c.
OATS No. 2. 27c; No. 2 white, 27&'294c;
No. 8 white. 2740.
RYE-No. 2, 68c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 36o; fair to choice
malting, 40tf46c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 11.31; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.36: prime timothy, 33.20; clover, con
tract grade, 312.75rl3.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl., $13.36??l
13.40. Lard, per 100 lbs., 7.25''a7.274. Short
ribs sides (loose), 3X.0rvwg.10. Short clear
sides (boxed), 7.874S 00.
The receipts and shipment ot flour and
grain were aa follows:
Keceipts. shipments.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, hu....
Oats. bu....
21.600
18.400
...365,900
...Kfi.flOO
...463,800
3,000
3K6.4O0
87.700
Rye, bu....
J4,II0
Barley, bu 4.900 2,400
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 17(ff2014c;
dairies. 16ftlK4n. Eggs, firm, at mark,
cases Included, 16c; firsts, 174a; prime firsts,
19c; extras, 21c. Cheese, firm, IO4&U40.
Kansas City Grain and. Provisions.
The range ot prices paid In Kansas City
aa reported by the Edwards- A'ood company,
110-1 U Foard ot Trade bulld'ng, was:
AiUclts.l Open. High.r Low. Close.l Yts'y.
Wheat
Sept...
Dec...,
Corn
Sept..
Deo...,
Oats
Sept..,
Pork
Sept... July...
Lard
Sept.. Ribs
Sept..
76424 "4 W4 77 76
774 774 774 78 77
454 454 44S 44V 454
894 394 . Si 94
27 27 26V 264
13 02 18 22 13 02 IS 22 IS 02
1$ 12 1$ 36 13 12 13 83
7 23 T27 T22 727 720
7 92 8 67 7 93 1 07 7 87
Cash Close Wheut: No. 2 hard, 74c: No
a L. 1 " u . XT. 4 A 01 . C 0 1 . ., V ,. a
8oi;Hic. Corn: No. 2 white, 60&04o; No. 2
mixea, wvtc; no. 1 mixea, vic. uais: rso.
2 mixed. 2e.tf.KHc; No. 3. 25c.
KANSAS CITY, July 81. WHEAT
Steady; July 80c; September. 77tfT74c; De
cember, 774c; cash. No. 2 hard. 794583c;
No. 2, 78810: No 4. 755784c: No. 2, red.
82'a824c; No. 3. Oij81c; No. 4. 75(2790.
CORN Lower: July, 4747r474e; Septem-
'ORN Lower: July, 4"4tt'474e; Septem
r, 444?aH44; December, 3lc; May, 394c;
sh, No. 2 mixed. 4B4c; No. 3, 484840;
). i white, 6Cc; No. 3, 60c.
ter.
caal
No
OATS Steady: No. 2 white, 3142314c: No.
2 mixed, 2w&27c.
EGGS Steady; Miasourl and Kansas, new
No. 2 whitewood cases Included, 15c; case
count, 14c; cases returned. 4c less.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $8,502)9.00;
Choice prairie, t do.
RYE-Steady. 6i4.
Bl'TTER Bteady;
packing, 16c.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
creamery, I64QI84C;
Receipts. Shipments.
......446.11:10 847,200
93.IKW 34.400
20.0CO 8,000
St. Lonia (.astral Market.
ST. - LOUIS. July 81. WHEAT Higher;
No 2 red. cash elevator, 814c; J rack, 844
rWc; September, 814c; December, 834J
8340; No. 2 hard. 884&SSC.
CORN-8trong; No. 2 cash, 62c; track, 61
52o; September, 4Uc; December, 424o.
OATS Iower; No. 2 cash. 33c; track, 27
28g; July, $3c; September, 264c; No. I white,
$20.
ri-OUR Steady. Red winter patents. $4.30
64.60; extra fancy and straight, $3.804 00;
clear, UlSuSSO
SEED Timothy Steady; spot. $2.252 75;
new, $3 50.
CORN MEAL Steady, $20.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track, 71fl72c.
HAY-Steady; Timothy, $9.0t4flLuu; prairie
steady, $7 5onl0 6O.
IRON COT'f tN TIES 99c
BAGGING 84c.
HEMP TWINE-4H".
PROVISIONS Pork Higher: prime
steam, $6 80. , Dry salt meals higher; boxed
extra shorts. $s 00; clear ribs, $11 50; short
clear sides. $8.76 Bacon, higher; boxed
extra shorts, $8.76; clear ribs, $9 26; short
clear, $9 6C
POULTRY Quiet; chickens, 10c; springs.
12c; tuikeys, 134c; ducks. "tfSc, geese, itf
4.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 144S4c;
dairy, 14jl7o.
EGGS Steady, lie; case count.
Receipts. 8'ulpments
Flour, 'bbls 12.000 8.O0O
Wheat, bu 282. On) 131, (0
Corn, bu U4.0uO 38.0i)
Oats, bu 227.OJ0 ja,joo
Visible Supply at Grala.
NEW YORK. July 31 The visible supply
of grain Saturday. July 29, as compiled by
the New York Produce exchange la as fol
lows: Wheat. 13 864.000 bu. Increase, 1.4T9.00O bu
Corn. 6 811.000 bu. decrease, 180,000 bu.
Oats, 4.8:S.onO bu. decrease. 612. WJ bu.
Rye. 7671i0 bu. decrease. lO.OuO bu.
Barley, 716,000 bu. decrease, 74,000 bu.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O., July 31. SEED Clover,
cash. $7 60 asked; October. $5 70. December,
5 67; August alsike, 7.2v bid. Prune
timothy. $1.67V
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Faces Usual Kcndaj Ordeal of
FroBt Taking.
OUTSIDE BUYING PREVENTS A SLUMP
Later Deallnaa Are Dull and
Interest In Kpernlatlon Becomes
Laaa;atd Railway shares
.
NEW TORK. July 81. Today s sto. k
market had to face the ordeal of rront
taklng on last week s sdvance, which Is
an almost Inevitable process on a Monday
after a preceding rle In prices. The action
of the market while the process of diges
tion was going on was encouraging, a con
siderable r.hsorptlnn being effected without
serious Impairment of values.
Orders from commission houses were con
sidered to disclose an eppreelahle awaken
ing of lnteret from new sources outside
the habitual speculative contingent. This
was what was hoped for as a consequence
of the attractive rise In prices which oc
curred at the end of last week. But after
tho period of profit-taking .of the morning
had passed the trading became dull and In
terests In the speculations appeared languid.
This was a disappointment to the specula
tors who looked for a brisk renewal of
operations for the advance following the
demonstrs tlon of the market's absorptive
power. There was nothing In the day's
hews to affect the market immediately
either way and the working out on normal
lines of previous steps In the speculation
was relied upon to move prices. Industrials
having to do with the metal trades either
as producers or contumers of Iron, steel,
copper, lead, etc., moved in fair accord,
the Tnlted States Steel stocks being the
noted exception. The railroad equipment
stocks and the electrical companies were
Included. Published reports of active con
ditions In these trades ami an advance In
the market price of copper were held to
account for this movement. The fact that
the advances did hot prevent railroad stocks
from sagging wns attributed to the profit
taking in procexs In those stocks.
There was some depression caused by
the revival of black rust In the reports
from the spring wheat belt by authorities
deemed conservative. The development of
dangerous conditions to e tner-em inir wheat
or corn undouhtdely would greatly change
the present basis of stock market reckoning
and the action of granger stocks today was
evidence of the sensitiveness of speculative
opinion, on the subject. Consideration of
the yellow fever outbreak perhsps had more
force also today than was t lie case last
ween. Katiroait omciais spoke in cneerrui
and conlldent tones both of current traffic
and of prospects and assertions attributed
to the executive head of the mine workers
of his sentiment against talk at this time
of strike dangers were regarded with satis
faction. lelaware. Ijickrwunna & Western
lifted Its record price to 425Vs as an Incident
or tne day.
Rnports that Japan was withdrawing
funds from London. attracted Interest, owing
to ttie lars-e sums now on deposit in Now
1 orK to Japans credit and the imminence
of the roquirments for crop rnovlntr pur
poses. The money market remained noinln
allv verv essv however
There was enough Improvement in prices
late in the day to overcome the most of
what had been yielded and the closing tone
wns nrm.
Bonds were stendv. Total sales, par value,
$2.7fi2.(KiO. I'nlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change rnnged as follows:
Sales. High. Low, Close.
Adams Express .. 235
Amal. Copper 44, 6'H) 81 KI4 844
Amer. car & v b.oi .' WiSs am
do pfd wxj W'm m !i
Amer. Cotton Oil 600 30 80 2!4
no ptd vi
American Express...- 226
Amer. Hide & L. pfd 700 3U 34 H4
Amer. ice securities t
Amer. Unseed Oil 17
do pfd 40
Amer, locomotive 3,400 494 4!) 4Xsi
ao pra 100 ill ill 111
Amer. Smelting & R 7.0m 1244 12o4 1244
do pfd 1.800 12;t4.1214 1234
Amer. sugar iter is,l) J43'
Amer. Tob. pfd certlf 2m) 974
Anaconda Mining Co. 7.0H0 114
Atchison 8.0"0 wt
do Pfd, 5(0 103
14H4
974
HI
874
1C4
lt
1144
694
lt-6V4
2o0
M4
36
ftotx
204
2oc4
is4
184
40
97
414
28
604
89
18!4
10
194
420 4
804
4'J4
143-V
964
11S4
87 V,
102Vi
Atlantio Coast Line. 2"0 I604
1n
B. 4 O..
18,500 114-iii
12' 406 704
8.100 154
1141,
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T..
69
156
Cain. Paclflc
Central of N. J.
Ches. & Ohio....
Chicago & A....
xi) i
1,
2U)
1.100
66
M
3
81,
204
212
1M4
1K4
42
974
4t;4
2114
63
404
1024
10
. 354
do pfd
HO
Chicago Ot. Western 6.4'iQ
C. & N. W
2,700
9,600
2114
C M. & St. P ,
Chicago T. & T...
do pfd
C, C. C. & St. L
Colo. Fuel A I
Colo. A Southern.,
1M
18
96
l'lO
1.200
2.700
44
24
624
414
10.000
do 1st pfd 2.2'
do 2d pfd 10,2o0
Con. Gas
Corn IToducts
do pfd
pel. & Hudson
Del.. K A W
D. A R. G
do pfd
plstillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d r'd
Genera' Electric
Hocklnr Vllev
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. & N....V,
Manhattan I.
Met. Securities
Met. St Rv
2, ftm
1HV
10
100
444
19S4
424 H
814
sun 1M4
1.0X 4254
6)10
1 tJO
7,(r0
2.9')
4.0
1.200
87
43
47
M
75
1M4
864
42'4
4tAi
K4:i,
-'4
180
844
14
1754
in
7
274
80
r
26
67
1454
165
3,200 1754 1744
1 1 HI
in
19
100
78'i
78
200 28 28
600 54 83
Vh 27 27
800 6KU RS4
8,900 146 145
100 1654 1654
600 83 824
6,000 12Sii 1274 12
12kiJ
Mexican Central 14.700
Minn. A St. I. 2,400
M.. 6t. P. A S. Pte M. 3,4oO
z: 31'4 22"i
62 60 61
129 125 128
1624 I614 182
101U nn lot
24 28S iK
644 6.14 6.'H
474 44 474
84 37 ' Cxu
147 144 14H4
MK 52- 63 Vi
864 854 8(114
92
do pfd
Mo. Paclfle
M K. A T.
do pfd
7no
8,4"X
700
S'O
7.700
Nafl Lead.
Nat l H. R. of M. pfd 1,!00
N. Y. Central..
2 4H0
N. Y.. Ont. A W..
Norfidk & W ,
do pfd
North American..,
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
19.400
2,7'0
" 7'ifl
101 1004 jiH
43 43 4.1
2v
17,7i 144 1414 1424
iim jijcvs lofH
P.. C. C. & Bt. I,
75
Pressed Steel Car... ll.loo 3
do pfd 400 9T.
Pullman P. C
4?i
9m;
2374
)
93
91
21
14
3514
95
104;
03
914
?o
r,
81
76
354
Reading 29,300 10f.
do 1st pfd 2"0 .
no go pin
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
4'i0
2.800
4 400
6.7O0
1.3"0
2(0
i fVio
92
2,4
81
354
6U
24H
63
654
118
8.14
98
914
. 34
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. A S. F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8 W
do pfd
69 614
1
8.4' i
300
l,0"O
100
23.300
200
62
62
Fo. raclfie
65
118
83
9H
80
84
65
IZ
do prd
So. Railway
do pfd
118
3.14
9"4
9o
83
Tenn. Coal A f
Texas A Pacific...
Tol St. L, A W....
do pfd
Union Paclflc
do pfd
V. S. Express
t. 8. Healtv
V. 8 Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do nfd
Va. Cnro. Chemical
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
s
3ii 67U 57 57
64.7U0 131 13o 181
97
121
90
52 V
104
V
lft4
84
H4
19
4o
228
11'4
91
16
2:!
51
6 400
8m
82.1"0
30. 800
3.60O
100
4))
624
110
8.'.
I'i4
85
lo6
19
41
lii
934
24
52
444
106
61
lo.
l'3
34
l'4
19
44
169
934
24
51
l5
300
Wells-Kargo Express ...
Westlnali.. .lectrlc
Western I nion....
W. A T-ake Erie..
Wis. Central
do pfd
Northern Paclflc.
Central I-eather...
9)10
li
'"S'Vi
Jo
l.tA
14 0
l,6o0
44
43
do pfd 1,600 106 104 104
Total sales for the day, 664,700 shares.
Xew York Mining; Stocks.'
NEW YORK. July 81-Closln quotations
on mining siocaa were:
Admaat Cos
l.ittla Cbl.f ...
,. I
. oO
..kg
.. 1
.. n
.. M
.. I
.. ti
..Ut
AIIM
Bra re
bruniwlrk Tot '..
CoraatfK-8 Tunna)
Con t'al. V..
Hura Sllaar
Iron SI War
Laidvilla Co ....
Uftered
Ontarle
lophir
PhoaBlx
Puioal
ISavasa
LSirra NTa1a
I Small Hopae ..
&iaadar4 ......
. 40
. IS
. 1
It
.ITS
1.4
.
Bank f'leariaaa.
OMAHA. July 31. Bank clearings for to
day were $1.433.&ie.n, and for the corre
sponding date last year $1.2&3.81S.82.
Treaanry ttatesneat.
WASHINGTON. July 81 Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the aen-
eral fund exclusive of the $l60.0o0.0no
reserve snows: Available cash balance,
i:7.L94.755; g-ild coin and bullion, 84.3,.
7s3.
er Yark Money Market.
NEW YORK. Julv M.-MONKT-On rsll.
steady; hlchest. 2 per rent; lowest. IS Pr
cent, ruling; rate, 2 per cent; last loan, )
or cent; closing Wil. lt pr cent; orrered,
per cent. Time loans, easy: o days. I
per cent; 90 days, 31 per cent; t months,
3ft4 per cent.
IHIMK MEHl'A.'fTlL.t PA V KK V
per cent.
STERLING EXCH A NGK Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at i4.4'if
4 ss for demand and at 4.MTi4 470 for
fitf-dav bills; posted ratee, $4.i6fe4.;,, com
mercial Mils, 14 MV9 1 M.
SILVER Bar, u9ic; Mexican dollars.
4.Mc.
IIONPS Government and railroad, firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were:
V. . ret. la. rfg... bH in , rtf
mivt
2
do coupon ....
..lojt do rn iarii
..Ml ia 41, rill .....
. ,1"4 L a N. tint. 4a ..
t'. 6. Jr. rag
In coupon
L. 8. nw 4a, ret.
60 coupon
V. S old 4a.
do rnlip).S
104
..131S Manhatlis c. ( 4l ..1'
..131 Mn. Onlral 4s. Tl'-t
. n4 ' n lat me
..104 Minn St. L. 4
...
... :
...105
... H
41. 11
... v,
Am. Tobarro 4t, ctfB.
M K T. 4ll
do t. rtfa
AO hltnn fen. 4a .
do adl. 4i
Atlantic C b. 4a.
Bai. Ohio 4a...
do ISil
.111 do ta
.104 N ft. k. et M c.
. T N. T. C. 1 lva..
.1024, N. J C. I Sa ...
..U4'
.put No racldc 4i lua'
5 do li '
Central of Oa. (
114 N. A W. t 4a... lO'.'Vi
HrHkltig Vll. 4m UOH 0. 8. L. r(d 4a tH
IMilillcn' Sec. Aa 0 Pann conv. ma I"!1
Krla prior lira 4i 101 Reailln tan. 4a 102
do en. 44 US St. u a I H c Sa .lla
r w. ad r. u ...nil, St. u a s y. r. 4a. S
rhea A Ohio 4Hi. St. L. 8. W. c. 4i ... i
do lit Inc M Seaboard A L 4a an
dn 14 Inc M 80. Paclflo 4a 1'4
Chlcaio A. ma 60 lat 4a rtfa
C. B A 4 a. 4a 101 So. Rallwir ta lit
C R. I. A P. 41... tl ,Ta,a A p. u in
do col. 4a M It., Bt. L. A W. 4a ... '
rCC. A St. b. t. 4i..lir;i Union Paclflc 4a 106
cnicaeo lar. 4a aa4 do'conv. 41....
..ill
Colorado Mid. 4a 71 V 8. Btral Id ia
.. us
..lis
.. 71)
.. as
.. n
.. 84
Colo. A 80. 4a
Colo, lnd 8a, act A.
do aet B
H Wahaah li
li I do deb. B
74 ,t,rn Md 4a
Cuba on, ctfa. .
1T IW A I. E. 4
Danvar A R. O. 4a. ..loi ,Wla (antral .
onerea.
Boston Stocks nnd Bonds.
ROSTON, July SI. Call loans. 24i3U per
cent; time loans. 8fl4 per cent. Official
quotations on mocks xna oonas were
Atrhlaon adj. 4a 17 Adventure
do 4 102V Allouci
Mri. ceutral 4a l-t Ami'pmilfil ....
Atchlion u S7H Amrncau Ztna ...
ID
1
US.
tm
2114
7IS
134
do pfd 1i3 Atlantic
Boston A Albany IM Bingham'
Hoatnn Elarated lM'a t'al. A Hacla..
Fltrhbura ptd
.144 lOntannlal
Maxlran Central ...
N. Y., N. H. a It..
Pera Marquatta . .
t'nlon Pacific :
Amer. Arga. Cbam.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tuba..
Amer, Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
do ptd
Dominion I. A 8...
F.llKon Eleo. lllu ..
Ucneral Electrlu ...
Maw. Klcctric
do pfd
Mam. Gas
I nit ad Fruit
United Phoa Uch..
do pfd
. 2 Coppar Kanaa
.D 1 Daly Waal ...
. Dniiilnlnu Coal
.130 Franklin ll't
. ti'it Granny H
.' to lala Royala 21
. 4i Mian. Mining
.14314 Michigan lost
.111 Mnhtwll Sot
.list Mont. C. A I- 2T
. 17 idld Dominion 2M
.lust Oaranla 10014
. iu nmit
144 Uulncy
.Ikl) Shannon ,.
. T Tamarack . ... .
. tl Trinity
. 45 Vnlted Conpper
.lor.t V. 4. Mining..
. Si f g. Oil
. I24 Utah
107
125
4
13 H
1104
4i
44
11
ill
U. 8. Steal.,.
SSt Victoria
do Did I03H Winona ,,
Wasting, commun ... 84 Wolvartna
tolu. AsKed.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, July 81. Closing quotation" on
stocks were:
Conanla, money
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
... 904 N. T. Central..
... Norfolk A W...
... do pfd
... lOVa Ontario A W...
...10f,Vt Penni) Ivanla ..
151
ti
oil
7:i i
H
64
4t
4St
If,
101
Baltlmora A Ohio.
.111 Rand Mine
.140H Heading
. tit do Ut DM....
Canadian Paclflu
Chea. ft Ohio..
Chicago Ot. Western. 204ti do Id pfd
C, M. A St. F It Southern Pacific
neUears 1V do pfd
Denver a li. u. .
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
lit Southern Pacific 74
t t nlon Psrlnc , .lsV
4t do pfd 100
7Vi U. 8. Steel J4t
do Id pfd Tt
do pfd 1064k
Wabash 10
do ptd 42
Illinois Central nit
Louis. A Naah 1(0
M.. K. a T 29V
Spanish 4a l
SILVER Bar, firm, 27 6-16d per ounce.
ni uiNiii i 1 y 2 per cent.
The rate ot discount in ti e open market
for short bills is 1 per tent; for three
months' bills, 1 per cent.
Forelan Financial.
LONDON. July 81. The usual month-end
stringency In the money market is Increased
by disappointment owing to the fact that
on the arrival of 81.000,0i0 from India it Is
not likely to be available, the Bank of
England retaining the specie for Indian
government loam purposes', and besides,
Japanese money Is being withdrawn from
circulation. The Stock Exchange today
was generally firm and moderately active.
Consols lost their early advance. Ameri
cans opened dull, but moved generally
above parity on New York's support.
Dealings were moderate and were mainly
frofesslonal. Eries were the chief attrac
Ion and closed firm. Foreigners were
quietly tlrm. Japan imperial 6s of 1904 were
at 104.
PARIS, July 81. The Bourse today was
firm throughout. Russian imperial 4a wero
quoted at 88.25, and Russian bonds of 1904
at 501.
BERLIN, July 81. On the Bourse today
Americans were Arm, but the market gen
erally wag Inactive.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 31-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 10, points lower; eniddllng up
land. He; middling gulf. 11.25c; sales, 11,830
bales,
ST. LOUTS, July 31-COTTON-Qulet ;
middling, 10c; sales. 158 bales: receipts.
100 hales; shipments, 1,258 bales; stock, 26,567
Dales.
NEW ORLEANS. July Sl.-COTTON-
Qulet; sales, 550 bales; ordinary, 713-lSc;
good ordinary, 9c; low middling, 9c; middling-,
10c; good middling. 10 13-16c; mid
dling fair, 114c; receipts, 3.786 bales; stock,
70.7V2 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July SI. COTTON Spot In
moderate demand; prices 6 points higher;
American middling fair. 6.49d: good mid
dling, 6.23d; middling, 6.09d; low middling.
5.93d; good ordinary, 6.76d; ordinary. 6.69d.
j lie sales or tne day were B.ooo bales, of
which tK) were for speculation and exnort.
and Included 4,800 American. Receipts were
9,000 bales. Including 8.3oO American.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 31. METALS The
London tin market was a shade lower at
149 Bs for spot and 148 2s fid for futures.
but the local market was firm, with spot
quoted at $32.62ti 32.78. Copper was Arm
and higher In both markets. Spot closed at
67 7s 6d and futures at is 12s 6d in Lon
don, and locally both lake and electrolytic
were quoted at $15 25?il5.50: casting Is held
at $14. 87415 12. Lead unchanged at $4.60
ti4.70 in the local market and at 13 17s4d
In l-ondon. Spelter was a little easier in
London, closing at 23 17s6d, but continued
firm locally, with prices a shade hiarher at
$5.55)(i5.65. Iron closed at 49s 4d in Glasgow
and at 46s 6d In Mlddlesbornugh. Locally
the market was reported quiet but steady;
No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at $l6.2rVij
17.00: No. 2 foundry northern. $15. 75(o 16.50:
No. 1 foundry southern. $16. 76816.75; No. 2
foundry southern, $l6.sori 16 25.
ST. LOUIS. July 31. METALS Lead,
steady, $4674-54.60; spelter, firm, $6.45i&6.50.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. July 31 OIL Cottonseed.
barelv steady; prime crude, nominal; prime
yellow, zuxi'Jc. r-eimieum, quiet; re
fined New York, $6.9o; Philadelphia and
llulllmnra tA 8K ' Th I In .1 1 nil I ,,4 nulti
mqre, In ulk, $3.96. Turpentine, dull, 80)
buic.
ROSIN Steady ; strained, common to
good J.I 56$ 3. SO.
TOLEDO. July-31. OIL North Lima. 86c;
South Lima and Indiana, 81c.
OIL CITY. Pa., July 31 Oll-Credlt bal
ances, II 27; certificates, no bid: shipments,
64144 bbls.; average. 69.530 bbls.; runs,
107.772 bbls.; average, 69.47$ bbls.; shipments,
Lima, 61.269 bbls.; average. $6,7s2 bbls.;
runs. Lima, 76,808 bbls.; average, 60,437 bbls.
Soaar and Melaases.
NEW YORK, July Sl.-SUOAR-Raw,
Arm: fair refining, 8 7-18ii3c; centrifugal.
9I test, 4 S-3J'44c; molasses sugar, 8 $-iriJ
84c; refined, steady; No. 6, 4.0c; No. 7.
4 85c; No. 8, 4 55c; No. . 4.50c; No. 10. 4 45c;
No. 11, 4.35c; No. 12. 4$uc; No. 13. 4 20c: No.
14, 41Sc: confectioners A, 615c; mould A.
5.65c; cut loaf and crushed. 6c; powdered,
6.40c; granulated, 6 3oc; cubes, 5 56c.
NEW ORLEANS. La., July $1. SUGAR
Quiet; open kettle, centrifugal, 44ti4c;
centrifugal whites, 4 15-1656 1-ltjo; yellows,
4u4c; seconds, 24C3c.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle. 13fl26c;
centrifugal. 6&14C.
SYRUP Nominal, 80c.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, July Sl.-OOFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of 6 points under scat
tered realising and European selling. The
close was steady, net unchanged to 8 points
lower. Sales were reported of 114.750 bags.
Including: August. t'iSc; September, 6 Unti
7c; October, 7.06c; December, 7.257 Hoc;
March, 7. 46'7 50c ; May, 7.65nr7.70e. Spot,
sttady; No. 7 Rio, 8o.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Ill . July 31. COR.V-Lower;
No. 4 veilow, 64c; No. 8, 54c; No. 4, 6J0.
OATS-Steady; No. 8 white. 29c; new No
3 while. 28c, No 4 white, :4c; new, No. 4
wnaKV-On the Uu of $1.27 for fin
ished Hoods.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eet Beef Bteert Tnllj Steady, with
Feeders Stronger.
HOGS HIGHER, WITH TRADING ACTIVE
Receipts of Sheep and Iambs Heavy,
with Triers Ruling Hither and
a Good Demand for All
Kinds of Feeders,
SOUTH OMAHA. July 31. 1905.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog". Sheep.
Official Mondsv 3.95S 2 81 11 992
Same day last week S.Jo't 6.2".i 13 "7
Same week before 4 73 7 6' 6 01
Same three weeks ago... 4 225 2 70)
Same four weeks sgo 1.8l'2 4 4.17 S..V1
Same day last vesr 2.4W 2.673 2.595
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO PATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hoars and sheep nt South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
19)15. 1904. Inc.
Cattle 4113 i3 43.094 lo.iw
Hogs 1521417 1.4H2.847 6.070
Sheep 349.122 741.667 107,455
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the lust
several days, with comparisons:
t)te. I 180$.
1904. jl903. 11902 . 11901 . 11900. 189.
July
Julv
Ju!
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julv
July
July
July
Julv
July
Julv
$ 13!
6 18I
!
8 sol T C4I
$ 66' 7 641
i 6 s 7 62!
8 891 I
t 831 4 921
( T4 8 Oil
8 78
a
$ 7$
6 29
aa
8 25 4
I
6 29'
1 64
8 73:
$ 791
$ 01
8 78
3 81
8
8 M
4 M
4 09
4 05
3 99
4 01
4 18
4 28
4 19
41
4 84
a
4 36
4 31
4 27
4 31
4 33
4 32
a
4 32
6 24i
6 25 1
6 28 j
I
$ 9l
$ !
t IS-
6 1SI
6 551 I
fi 481 7 75
I 391 1 62.
6 441 t SO
S 32L 7 831
$ 3S; 7 79!
t 16
8 11
8 83
6 Mi 6 13
5 S3
5 32
t 851 6 13!
6 92 M'
95 6 021
B 85i 6 131
1 5 01
8 771 I
6 641 6 "21
6 65 ! 4 94
6 68 1 4 87
6 621 4 991
6 681 4 '
I 5 071
5 6t! !
S 70 $ 16
5 (to! 5 15'
6 74I 5 05 1
6 6M 5 02'
6 68 1 5 i',:
! 6 13;
6 471 I
5 561 5 08!
6 61 5 09!
6 11
6 32
t 38
7 771
5 02!
5 881
8
6 16'
6 3.1 1
6 191
22
I
C 47
f. 53'
6 13
7 721
7 761
7 721
7 721
7 13j
6 11
6 181
5 66 I
6 66' 8 21
6 6 18
5 "c. 1 , 04
5 ol a
I 211 7 62
6 26 7 41'
6 V 7 821
6 18 7 4V
6 051 7 53 1
I 7 62 1
I 6141
6 44
5 101
6 C6
a
1 6 47
I 5 54 : R (151
I 5 59! 5 101
July
July
July
Julv
July
I 5 68 I 5 10!
4 96
6 61 16 19
6 50 5 lo
4 98
5 031
8 0.1!
5 02
7 53
7 47!
7 47!
7 611
09,
Indicates Sunday.
The official numher of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cat H'gs Sh'p Horn
0?.. M. A St P. Rv....
1
Union Paclflc System ...
..23
.. 1
..54
..66
.. 2
.. 1
6 34
1
13
13 11
C. A N. W. Ry
F., E. A M. V. R. R
B. A M. Ry
C, H. I. A P. Rv., east.
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western .
Total receipts
..165
39 45 6
The disposition of the day'
receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
Dcr or head indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Company 504 3S9 1.171
swirt and company 991 6j7 2,129
Cudahy Packing Co 731 1,048 1.761
Armour A Co 623 114 2,306
991
731
623
85
27
33
122
74
187
Carey A Bcntiti
Lobman A Co
Hill A Hunulnger
Hamilton A Rothschild
L. F. IIusx
J. B. Root A Co
I.elghton A Co
Independent Packing Co
320
144
Wolf 107
Other Buyers 125 .... 2,729
Total 3,809 2,642 10,156
CATTLE There was a tair run of cattle
1 ere today, about 172 cars being on sale,
with a good sprinkling of grass cattle
offered, most ot which went for feeders.
The quality f the receipts was fairly good.
Buyers were out cany today anu while
there was no excitement to the trade the
tattle were picked up right along. In the
beef steer division the receipts were mostly
corn fed cuttle, and there waa a little belter
feeling than there was the latter part of
last week. The good corn fed stutt and good
tange steers were just ubout steady with
last Friday, while on some of tho commoner
kinds and poor gTassers tho market looked
a little lower, it required but little-peddling
on the part of sellers to dispose of
their choice cattle and a partial clearance
was made in good season.
There was a fair "supply of cows and
heifers here, the receipts Including a good
many grass cattle. '1 he feeling on cows
was a little belter today and packers as
well as feeder buyers took on supplies
more freely. On tne good corn fed and
choice grassers the market ruled fully
steady, swine sftlcs looking a little stronger.
The poorer grades were harder to move and
prices were a shade lower.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were In about
the same notches as Saturday, prices being
about bteady, with a fulr demand fur feeder
bulls.
The supply of stockers and feeders was
fairly good today, a good deal of western
stuff being Included in the receipts. There
was a good call for supplies and buyers
picked up the stuff In good season, tiiere
being considerable activity to the trade.
Prices were steady to strong on the good
stuff, but looked lower on the commoner
grades.
Representative sales:
BEEs STEERS.
No.
I. ..
4...
I...
1...
li...
II. ..
...
it...
12...
IS...
10...
(4...
17. .
47...
43...
12...
A.
12:
1107
so
1040
S37
I4
las
1006
S36
1116
1042
1237
11M
1222
1144
rr.
i 40
I 60
1 to
t 74
I so
to
4 10
4 29
4 40
4 46
4 60
4 60
4 66
4 66
4 66
No.
11...
40
41 ...
IS. ...
24....
17....
IS...
...
14....
43....
14....
20
IS....
23
42
....
AMI
11....
At. Pr.
, I'M 4 70
1130 I 10
Hot 4 TO
1141 4 M
I ("14 4 DO
1U9 4 M
1274 J
11211 4 16)
1200 4 0
111.8 4 SO
1200 4 SO
1IH 4 00
1211 i 16
141 i 10
1324 i 20
124S i 20
.107
4 tf
STEERS
... S3 66
in
4 SO
4 66
I S
3 as
I 70
t 70
I 26
I 00
I 00
10
I 40
3 60
I 76
4 10
I IS
I 10
..1024
4 11 ....
..1436
.. si:
.. SIM)
.. 930
.. US
..106S
. . 210
..lino
..loJO
. . 1070
.. le.0
..mil
..I ISO
..1012
.. foe
.. 4S
.... M
S0
S20
IOiO
10 K)
47
1040
1060
looa
834
1020
11H
Ut
720
640
ISH
1210
12S6
1010
840
I
26.
1 76
i 00
I oo
I 10
I 10
I 15
I 26
1 26
t 40
I 40
Hi
I to
14
It..'".'
.!.'.'.
4.
HEIFERS.
2 00
1 16 10
I SO
BULLS,
t to i
40 I
I 66 1
I so 1
STAGS.
I 46
.ir.io
.16M
.MO
.1111)
s no
I oo
t 16
t 6
CALVES.
100
let
260
I 60
14.
m
luO
147
4 T4
t 00
t 60
I 76
4 60
4 76
I....
14....
2U)
STOCe. EKo
40 t 60
AND FEEDERS.
14..
677
I 36
S28
I 00
4
46
6
tl
li
'.JO
.. Ill
.. 10
.. til
..1011
.. f:.5
..1022
S 40
a 40
I 46
I 60
I 66
I to
t"0
Sit
I II
11.'.
It.'.
HI
1'1
7t
I 11
I 16
I 3
WESTERNS.
Brennan Bros Neb.
WYOMING.
1 steer..
1 steer..
3 steel S
...1010
...HuO
...looo
... Sw)
...14M
...1227
8 40
t steers... .1035
1 sleer 1510
I steer l.'iii
1 steer Io30
1 cow 9ti0
79 steers. ...1173
1 cow 1230
1 cow 8.40
1 steer 1.7
6 steers. ...P52
8 cows lllo
21 feeders. .o3
24 feeders.. lo.s
1 bull li.'O
1 steer lJtiO
1 bull 1440
21 steers.. ..11j2
3 4)1
3 41)
340
3 oo
3 10
8 40
3 76
2 M
3 40
3 40
2 28
3 76
3 75
2 16
3 60
t 26
3 95
$ 95
4 10
4 00
2 70
$ 50
3 60
8 40
3 40
3 40
3 85
4 Ml
3 26
3 Ui
8 40
3 40
3 50
4 10
3 00
1 0)
1 75
2 43
2 00
4 60
8 96
4 10
4 10
8 75
2 00
2 00
1 steer....
1 steer....
22 steers. .
2 steers. .
i cows...
1 steer....
1 steer....
17 steers..
7 steers..
1W5
1110
loiO
1160
lo63
L4o
2 stags
905
1 feeder... luoo
1 feeder.
1 feeder.
2 cows...
1 calf....
8 steers.,
21 steers.
2 steers. .
610
440
100
1 steer.
1 steer.
1 steer.
11 cows..
1275
1165
1253
..12J0
..140
..1060
9 feeders.. 1067
1 oow 1150
1 oow 1110
2 steers
1.15
45 feeders.. Viii
NEBRASKA
1 steer 1270 $ uo 7 feeders.. 1014
1 steer 1140 2 75 70 feeders. . 16
23 feeders.. 12.14 $ 75 5 feeders. ,l(n6
3D feeders. .!1."9 4 10. 5 steers. ...Llo
1 feeder. ..1210 4 10 11 cows aj
1 steer 124o 3 80
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 steer 1060 8 70 4 steers. ...1V7
1 steer.. ..135" 8 7o 13 steers. ...1173
8 cows 1113 3 00
Federal Cattle Co. Neb.
106 cows.... u2 2 to
J D. Pattison Neb.
6 steers.. ..13.S0 1 5o 42 feeders.. 1121
79 cows 978 8 16
Becker Bros Neb.
3 60
3 75
3 00
4 Of)
2 65
3 70
8 70
,72 steers., ..low i w
J. M Gentrv-Neb.
45 steers. ..1145 3 15 13 feeders .1H1
11 cws-hfs. 99 2 75 Jrws-bfs. 850
Detmers A Ollf oil Keb.
06 steers. ..b:7 8 55
John Crownover Wyo.
$ rows 11:1, 2 85
I-,' Jiulllngton Wyo.
8 cow s 1082 2 85
3 30
2 75
NEBRASKA.
f$ heifers.. 1(V 320 11 cows...
3 h. lfers. l' 3 fo
9 tows 91d J ,f g rows...
9 cows 915 t 65 1 steer...
1 cow 1.110 8 40
47 cows l.l 2 45
W. Muncrieffe-Wvo.
40 steers.. ..1161 8 90 4 cows...
67 cows 1.M 1 in 1 steer...
66 rows 99 2 85 1 steer...
loon 2 60
ny
1350
2 65
4 26
10
11'
126)
3 90
8 9)
54 cows 994 2
W. Hook-Neb.
2 feeders.
7 feeders.
13 cows. . . .
9 cows. . . .
1 bull
. 835
. 940
. 896
. 907
.!")
8 10
5 cows.
898
7:2
22
! 80
2 2
2 2"i
i 90
3 10
2 50
2 40
2 30
2 40
24 cows.
8 cows.
2 cows.
.1"7B
2 feeders. . 55
8 row s. .
996
2 30
HOGS There was a llsht run even for a
Monday, only about forty loads being on
sale Light receipts, coupled with encour
aging reports from eastern points gave
Sillers the advantage and prices were
higher. Light weights Wits still preferred,
but the heavy stuff sold much belter than
It did on the close of last week. Buyers
were out early and while there was no ex
cltment to the trade the hogs were picked
up right along ami a clearance was made
In good season. There was some shipping
demand and this also caused a better feel
ing. The general market was 5ol0e higher
than Saturday, the bulk of the hogs selling
at $5 55-06 60. Some prime butcher weights
sold nt $5.66, the top price of the day.
Representative sales:
No.
to..
St..
69..
44..
71..
61..
60..
7S..
7..
77..
41..
16..
71..
42 .
;'.'.
(4..
tl..
V.
7t..
6". .
AS.
. m
. .I7J"
..327
..271
..141
.344
. 2
.231
..114
.121
. .!
.241
.234
..2M
. .2J
.213
. .2J
. 2
..230
II
Hk.
2(0
iio
S.'d
40
30
60
40
40
120
40
ISO
400
120
160
HO
30
240
40
rt.
I 60
t 60
6 6.'4
61t
I 66
I 66
6 II
6 65
I 66
t 66
t 66
I 66
6 63
( 67 1
6 67
6 67 1
6 67 1
6 7t
I 67t
6 67V,
Ks. At. Sk. fr.
72 116 ... 671
ft 130 ... 67t
73 Ill 140 67t
17 142 2"0 I 67 V
7 ill SO 6 to
32 241 ... 4 10
tl 1M 40 4 0
71 137 . . 6 0
71 Ill 80 I to
61 Ill 110 t to
76 :' SO 6 to
81 202 30 4 to
so tu so s to
74 21,0 30 6 til
(7 S21 4C 6 do
81 130 SO 6 2l,
to 15 ... I :'t
S 221 SO I 2t
ta 2M .. 4 ".
10 147 ... I 16
to)
t 7t
SHEEP There was a much better feeling
In the big sheep barn today, sellers having
the advantage, There were about forty
tlve cars on sale, so buyers had plenty to
pick from. There was a good demand from
all sources for supplies, although trading
on the opening was a tritle slow, sellers
being busy sorting and shaping up their
stuff and buyers getting a line on the re
ceipts. Kat stuff ruled generally lower last
week, but today buyers showed an evident
desire for killers nnd prices on slieep were
li'fj5c higher than at the cIorc of last week.
Feeder buyers weie out In force and had
Plenty of orders to fill. Trading on these
kinds was active and prices were stronger.
The feeling on lambs, both fat stuff and
feeders, was particularly good and the mar
ket 15'jj2i"c higher.
Quotations on fat sheep nnd lambs: Good
to cholre spring lambs. $t;.00uti.(0; good to
choice yearling wethers, $4. 5o.fi 4 80; g""l t0
choice wethers, $4 25'fii.50; good to choice
light ewes. $4 (KK(M.25; good to choice heavy
ewes, $4.XHi4.15.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, $4.56.2&; good feeding
V.U.'llnua i A... I ... ...... n.ntlw.ra
.i.sH4.lo; good feeding 1
Representative sales:
3.' Wyoming ewes
494 Wyoming ewes
9 Idaho bucks
104 Idaho ewes
lol Idaho yearlings
3o8 Idaho yearlings
51 Idaho Iambs
$3.76(83.50
96
97
148
1(4
78
79
63
3 80
8 86
2 50
4 00
4 25
4 05
6 85
CHICAGO l.ltH STOCK M1HKKT
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Higher
Hons Five tenia Blather.
CHICAGO, July Sl.-CATTLE Receipts,
20.(3)0 head; Including (too Texans
and 2,0u0 westerns; market steady
at 10c higher; good to prime steers
$5.20(86.90; poor to medium, $3.6ord
6 10; stockers and' feeders, $2.0li4 26;
cows, $2.60.4.60; heifers, $2.36ig5.00; canneis,
$l.25((i2.26; bulls, $2.204.00; calves, H.oii'tf
7.00; Texas fed steers, $3.WS4.60; western
Steers, $3,609-4.80.
HOGS Receipts, 30.000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, 20,000; market 5c higher;
mixed and butchers, 5.3o'ii6.u24; good to
choice heavy, $5.75''g5.95; rough heavy, $5 25
6.6i; light, $5.50li6.o5; bulk of aales, $5.60
&6 86.
SHEEP AND L A M BS Receipts, lS.O.O
head; market eleudy; sheep strong; lambs,
10c higher; good to choice wethers, $4.50fl)
4.80; fair to choice mixed, $3. 75ft 4.40; west
ern sheep, $4.00(4.75; native lambs, $6.0mi
7.00; western lamhB, $6.00Ui,10.
Xew York Live Slock Market.
NEW YORK, July 31. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,976; good to choice steers, lOtflfks
higher; medium and common, steady to
Strong; bulls, steady to 10c higher; cows,
steady; steers, $4. 066.65; bulls, t'J..WU 1";
cows, $1.6(iti3.76; exports tomorrow, 620 oat
Ua. CALVES Receipts, 3,2o8; veals. 6(V)f76c
higher; btittermllkH, $1 bigher; veala, $i. 00
(i8 5); throwouts. $4 .OO'uS.oo; buttermilks,
$l.0o'(r4.5O; dressed calves higher; cily
dressed veals, 8ul2c per pound; country
dressed, 6filoc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,045
head; sheep market steauy; lambs opened
steady, closed easier on the under grade
Slieep. $.1 ikk.i4.76; culls, $1 50'h2.75; lambs,
$rt,60'i8,25; one cur extra, $s.5o; culls, 4-6tkt)
5 60.
HOGS Receipts, 9.079 head; market
steady to strong; stute hogs $6.406.60;
choice medium. $'1.60.
Kansas tlly Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 8I.-CATTI.E-R0-celpts,
IS.OuO head, Including 4,0(0 head
southerns; market steady to loc higher;
choice export and dressed beef steers, o.oik'u,
5.65; fair to good, $4.0Oti4 9O; western steers,
$3.75'fi6.25; stockers and feeders, $2.50(() 4 25;
southern steers, $2.6(7t 4.60: southern cows,
$2.O)"3.50; native cows, $2.004.26; native
heifers. $3.00S6.30; bulls, 12. 00(13.60; calves.
$S.(k7i.78.
HOGS Itecetpts, J.i3 nead; marKet stnoc
higher; top, $5. 8"; bulk of sales, 80 656.75;
heavy. $5.no1i 5. 70 : packers. t5.tSMJO.76; pigs
and lights, $66ofi6.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.000
head: market 1(k2i16c higher: native lambs,
aa.OfuO.&o: western lambs. t5.0tKjKi.5O: ewes
and yearlings, $4.15116.25; Texas c lpped year
lings. $4.75'fi6.26; Texas cllppi-d sheep, $41oUi
4.65; stockers and feeders, $.1.2064.25.
St. I.onls Live stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, Mo., July 81 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,500 head, Including 4,200 Texans;
market, steady; native shipping and cx-
Cort steers, $44'd!i5 75; dressed beef anil
Utcher st-ers, $3 6(15.O0; steers under l.Ors)
pounds, $8 5")r(4 35: stockers and feeders, $2 75
ITJ4 00; cows and heifers, $2.00; canners, $1.50
JU; bulls. $2.N5iS.TS; calves. $4 X(i .60;
Texas and Indian steers. $2. 75'q4.75; cows
and heifers, $2 .(xr3 50.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head; market
steadv. I'Iks and lights, 15 71. tl 6 00; packers.
15 7.)T5 85, butchers and best heavy, IB 7ia
6 96.
SHEEP AND UMH8-HecelptS. 8 (Kfl
head; market steady; native muttons. $3 50
8V4.25; lambs, $5,001)6 On; culls and bucks,
i3 0x114.00; stockers, $3.0.f8 75; Texans, $1.75
4i 4 75.
St. Joseph l.lve Slock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., July 31 CATTLE
Receipts, 2.3.3 head; market steady to 10c
higher; natives. $a.75fj 5 70; cows and heifers,
$1.604.66; stockers and feeders, $2.76(i4 26.
HOGS Receipts, 2.310 head; market tVtilOo
higher; light, $5 656 75; medium and heavy,
$5.5.Vn5.70; bulk. $5.6(u 5.7(1.
SHEEP AND LA M B8 Receipts. 635;
lambs lird 15c higher: others steauy to
Lctrong; lambs, $6.25,
Ions City l ive Stock Market.
6IOUX CITY, la., July 31.-(Speclal Tele
gram ) CAI'TLE Receipts. 60O head. Mar
ket 10c higher; stockers steady; beeves, $3 75
f).0O; cows and heifers, $26iwi4.0O; stockers
and feeders, 2 oo-JjJ.60; calves and year
lings. $2.6013 50.
HOGS Receipts. 2.200 head. Market
strong, selling at $5.25)6 60; bulk of sales,
86.4C'u6.66.
Mock la ilght.
Receipts of livestock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Otruha ,$.903. 2 40 11,992
Sioux City 600 2.2)0
Kansas City 18. 00 2.0oO l.ooo
St. Joseph 2.373 2.310 6ji
Et. Louis 6.600 2.000 S.uoO
Chicago 20,000 80.000 15.000
Total ." 4542 42.390 35747
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK, July 31 -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is firm with good to
prime commanding ec on aput. Quota
tions follow: Common to good. 44(t6c;
prime 6Vt6c choice. 7c; fancy, 74c
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUIT
Prunes ate firm on srut but with
little business doing. Quotations range
from 3c for 8u-9us to 6c, according to
grade. Apricots are attracting little at
tention and are no better than steady at
present prices. Choice are quoted at $ii8'ec;
extra choice at 87i84,c and fancy ut
9'nlOo. Peaciiea are unchanged with
choice held at 10ojl0c; extra choice at
losiiU-'v n(1 fancy at lie. - Rilisins show
Utile Movement. The fcvling uipvars (dv-
orahle to prices ultimately but demand at
the present Is light Ixs. Muacaled are
quoted at 4S,?iV; seeded raisins at $
6'jc and London layers at $1 ..( I 16.
OMAII4. 4 HOI, P. 41. K MARKET.
Condition of Trade nnd Qaolatlona aa
Ms pie tind Fancy lrofln?-,
EGGS-Receipts, fair; market steady;
candl-d st.x k, 14c.
LIVE POl I.THY-Hcns. 9c; rooster.
6'nHc; turkojs. L'lil.V; ducks. c; spring
du. ks. l'v: soring chlixens, 14'tirvc.
Hl'TT Kit -Market nrm; psrkmg stocks,
H'tc; choice to fancy dalr, IT4JI.V; cream
ery. .VuJii . prints, .V.
SUOA ST -Standard granulated. In barrels,
$5 66 pet ewt.. cubes. It. 60 ver cwt ; cut
loaf, ft; Ik", per cwt.; No. 6 extta C, $5 50 ,er
cw t ; No. 10 extra C, $5 35 per twt. ; No.
yellow, $5 80 per cwt ; XX XX powdrro,
$6 :i per cwt.
FRESH FISH Trout. 9c: halibut, llct
buffalo (dressed ), 8c; pickerel tdressed). 8ol
white bass (dressed", K'c; suntlsh, 6c; rerctt
tscaled and dressed 1, Sc; pike, 10c; catfish,
15c; red snapper, 10e; salmon. 16c; crapples,
K'c: eels, 15c: bullheads, lie; black bass, rms;
Manltola w'llteflsh tdrnssed), luc; lke Su
pet lor whlteflsh (dressed 1, 12c; frog legs.
fer doi , 35c; lobsters, green, 27c; boiled
ohsters. V; shad roe, 45c; hlurflsh, 80.
HAY-Trices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice, $7; No.
1. $8 50; No. 2, $0; coarse. $5. These prices
are for hay of good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. $15.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES-Vnlencla, al. sues, $4.765 09,
LEMONS Llmonlern. extra fancv. 270l
300 and Son alses, $10; fancy, 270. 800 and
S0 sixes. $8.
DATES -Per box of Jo l ib. pkss., $2;
Hollowe'en, in 7c-lb. boxes, per lh., ec.
FIG8-Callf.rnla, per 10-1 h. carton. 76
85c; Imported Smyrna. 4-crown, 12c; 6
crown, l-Y.
HA NAN AS Per medium-vised bunch, $1.71
412.26; Jumbos. 8'.'.ixrn:i 0t
FRUITS AND MELONS.
TEAnS-Tlartlett. per 50-lb. box, $2.75.
PLUMS California, per 4-bnsket crate.
$1.10-91 85.
PI-iACH E9 Texas Elbertas, per 4-baske!
crate. 75c; California, frvestoues, per 26
lb. box $1.
CANTAI.OITES-Texos. per crate. $3'
California, per crate, ponies, J?.tHi) 1 SO
California, standards, $0.
W ATERM F. LON 8 Alabama Sweets, 26U
40c each: crated. lc per lb.
RASPBERRIES - Red. box of 24 pts. $2
BLACK BERRIES -Case of 24 qts., $1,759
2. oo.
WAX BEANS - Per -bu.
Kisket, 25645ci
string beans, per -bti. box.
POTATOES New. per bu.,
BEANS Navy, per bu . $2.
25J35c.
CAULIFLOWER-Home-grown,
of 1 dor., iW.
per crati
CUCUMRERS-Per dox . ffie.
TOMATOES Tennessee, per 4-baskel
crate, 85c. ,
CAIiTI AGE Home-grown, in crates, pel
lb.. lc
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow, red and
White. 2c per lb.
BEET8-Ncw, per bu.. 75o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEFSK- Swiss. new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick. 14c; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; Twins,
12V,c; Young Americas, 12c.
NI TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lh., 15c; hard shells, per lb 13c:
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, per lb., 6c. Chill walnuts, per lb.,
12'al3. Almonds, soft shells, per lb.. 17c;
hard xhells, per lb., 15c. Shellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.76; large hickory nuts, per
bu , $1.50.
HIDES No. 1 green, 8c; No. 2 green, 7c
No. 1 salted. 9c; No. 2 salted, 8c; No. 1 veal
calf, inc; No. 2 veal calf, 9c; dry salted. 7(tj
)4c: sheep pells, 25cfi$1.0Q; horse hides, $1.5$
t 3.00.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July SI.-BUTTER-r
Market firm; extra western creamery, 21
4i22c; extra nearby prints, 24c.
EGGS Firm ; offering slight; nearby
fresh, 18c, loss off; nearby fresh. lic at
mnrk; western fresh, 17til6e at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full rream
fancy, HVoH4o; New York full cream
choice, lie; New York full cream fair tq
good, 104ft 10c; domestic Swiss, H4J.14C.
Mllnankea Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 81.WHBAT
Steadv: No 1 northern. $1.10(n;.l.ll ; No. 1
northern, $1.05fJ1.09; September, 85,4r85
bid.
RYE. lower; No. 1. rXrjtiiS,
BARLEY, steady; No. 2, 62c; sample, 41
4j for
CORN, weak; September, 81'3Tilo bid.
Dnloth Oraln Market.
DULITTH, July 81. WHEAT To arrival
No. 1 northern, $L On track: .No. 1 north
ern. $1.06; No. 2 northern, 8c; July, $1.06,
September, new. 86c; September, old. o:-
OATS To arrive and on track, 27c; t(
arrive, September, 27c.
Liverpool (iraln Market. t
LIVERPOOL, July 31. WHEAT Spot,
nnmlnul; futures steady: July, nominal'
September. 6s 8V,d; December, 6s 7d. ;
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed. U
2V1. Futures, quiet; July, nominal; Sep
tember, Is 8d.
Minneapolis tire In Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn . July S1.-FLOUI
First patents. $5.9.'.'&t).05; second patents
$5.75ii0.85; first clears, $4. 0.4. 10; second
clears. $2 .(iS'i2.75.
BRAN In bulk. $12.7Sfl 13.00.
Wool Market.
ST. IX1UI8, July 31 WOOly-Steady: me
dium grades, combing and clothing. 2t7J Slot
light fine. 211727c; heavy fine, 18ij22oj tul
washed, 321j42c,
Elgin Roller Market.
EIjGIN. III.. July 31-BUTTER-Prlcei
ruled firm on tho Board of Trade today
being quoted at 2c a lb., the fame as Isst
week. Sales In the district were 873,000 Iba
, Snaar Prices Advance.
NEW YORK, July 31 All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 10 cents a hun
dred pounds today.
MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE
Charge on Which William Miles le
Held for Death of Harry.
B. MeGeehln.
William Miles, colored, who fatally out
Harry B. McOechln. white, with a rasor
last Thursday evening In front of the ('lira,
bridge hotel, was arraigned Monday morn
ing In police court on the charge of murder
In the second degree. The complaint was
filed by Deputy County Attorney Foster.
Miles pleaded not guilty and his prelimi
nary hearing was set for Wednesday morn
ing. In filing the complaint of murder In the
second degree tt la held that the killing ot
McOechln, was not premeditated, though
malicious. 'The sentence for such a crime
is from twenty years to life on conviction,
HEAL BSTATK TRANSFERS.
Deeds filed for record July 31. 1906. as fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracter, 1614
Farnnm etroct, for The Bee;
Repuuno Chemical company to Rokrhy
Realty company, sw of ne of se
19-16-H $ H
E. H. Lanktree to Jessie L. Dowe et
al, pan of lot 29, Burr Oak 2.000
M Moon to 8. Hopper, lot 14. block
123. Dundee SCO,
R. Jetier to W. M. and Lydia Rhyno,
lot 18, block 4, Drews Hill 173
Mary K Cockrell to J. R. Hunt, lot
10, block 62, South Omaha 2.504
Frank Thompson, executor, to Mary
A. Condlt. lot 5, block 318, Omaha
View 40
8. T. Cartrlght snd wife to J. H. Blan
rhard, lots 11 and 12, block 100, Klor
enre 101
Ellen M. Nets nnd husband to Cynthia
M. McEgen. lots 33 to 89, block t,
Mystic park 1,009
United Real Estate and Trust com-
tany to Margaret V. D. Ralney. lot
and part of 1. block 6. Forest Hill.. 1.60s
Ellen Jones to Sadie A. Moore, lot I.
Housel A Stebblns subdlv 775
E. 8. Floor to A. Anderson, lots $ and
9, block 2, C. E. Mayne s 1st adf 100
Sheriff to D. W. Merrow, lot 4, block
lu8, and other property IS
Edwards-Wood Co.
Incorporated I
Halo Office! Fll'h gad Ueberte rt
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