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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1906.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
f actors Work Torether for Lower Prioet
in Wheat.
ENORMOUS RECEIPTS Of NEW GRAIN
Cloee U 0f, Cetst l.wer It Jely
Delivery aad Tbree-ttsarters for
Ifptrnbrr-orsj Cfcnlet ill
Prices Slightly Lower.
OMAHA. July 17, isms.
All condition contributed to lower prices
In wheat today. Early cablee were HflNd
tower and tnlk or rlamage In Rus;;t wn
not in evldtnce. Northwest wea-.iier wns
iaoraoi and receipt were large, opening
prices wers off and the n.arket dragged
until further decline left the close at
I'sC lower fur July and c down (or Bep
u inter.
At timed there were rallies, but the ele
vators took advantage of them to hedge
purchases in the country. Advices from
Ncbrsska Indicate an early movement of
the crop. The cash demand via alow.
The corn market wa quiet, though prices
were lower. Weakness In wheat and favor
able weather exerted a bearish Influence,
but this was offset to a large extent by
light movement. Trade Is very light. Clos
ing prices were but c lower than yester
day. Primary wheat receipts wers l.lf.onn
bushels and shipments ' 826.0O0 bushels,
sgnlnst receipts last year of 790.000 bushels
nd shipments of 194.000 bushels. Com re
ceipts were TSI.OOf) bushels and shipments
X&.W) bushels, BKalnit receipts lust year of
S!. bushels and shipments of 8"8.on0 bush
els . Clearances were 15.298 barrels flour.
58 000 bushels corn and 8,000 bushels oats.
Liverpool closed Vid lower on wheat
and unchanged to 4d higher on corn.
I .oca I range of option:
Articles. Open. I Hlgh.J Low. Close.l Tes'y
choice timothy, C0o10.M; choice prairie,
$
HTK Steady to Ho lower, 6ff7fi.
E4.10J4 Steady; Mlsaourt and Kansas new
No. A, whit wood oeuma Included. Hlfcc; oaae
oount, lfc: cases returned, a lesa.
B L" XT KR Creamery, lc; dairy. 16Sc.
Hjtrelma. Shinmenfs
v neat. nu. .in
Corn. bu. 14.04)
Oate, bu. .0U
SEW YORK QEKRRAL MARKET
9,1. f 4)
1.04
NEW 0RK STOCKS AND BONDS
Increased 64. 70. not marks; notes In circu
lation decreased 86.6fi0.fm marks.
Adrgnce of Prioee on t Dull
Bewilder Speonlaton.
Market
7IHAl70MfHl
71SBI 70V
Whest- I
July...! 71 A I
Sept...! 71SBI
Corn 1 l
Jul V. . .1 47A 47,A 47N,A
Sept... KiA 4HA
flats
Bept .,....
WW
70HB!
47HA!
46A
71 SB
72A
47A
46' B
32B KA
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. 1 car at Tie; No. I
linrd. 1 car at 70c, 1 car at 69'4c, 1 car at 69c.
CORN No. 3. 2 cars at 48c; No. I yellow,
3 cars at 48c.
Omaha Cash rrtees.
Omaha cash prices:
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 71 071 He; No.
hard. 68tr70c; No. 4 hard. 6468c; No. I
fprlng. 70V4c
CORN No. S. 47HMc; No. 4, 47c; No.
2 vellow, 474l4o-
OATS No, f. mixed, 86c; No. t whlta,
I5V,c: No. 4 white, 85c.
RYE No. 2, 64c; No. . He.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat.
774
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
bt. Louis
M0
166
10
67
180
Corn.
Sill
U
24
62
Oats.
163
24
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CHICAGO GRAI A-D PROVI8IOHS
- Pea I ares of the Trading? aad Closing;
Prices Beard at Trade.
fHlCAOO. Julv 17. Large primary re
ceipts had a weakening effect today on the
l.wnl ml. at market flnnl Quotations of Sep-
tember being down le. Corn waa oft Vt
?. Oats were practically unchanged.
Provisions mere evte lower to 244KJ higher.
The wheat market waa dominated by the
bears throughout the day. At the opening
the market waa Influenced by lower prices
at Ltveroool and liberal local receipts
Waal her rnadltion In this country ware
aisn. favorable to the bears, there being
. very little rain in the last twenty-four
r hours. Many locsl traders who bought yee
trdny were eager to sell today and their
offerings were augmented by those of cash
housts. . which had received advices from
the country telling of heavy acceptance of
bids sent out last night. Primary receipts
continued unusually heavy and this caused
additional weakness in the day, despite the
fart that sales for eioort were reported
fiom Minneapolis and New York. The
market closed weak, with prices almost at
the lowest point. September opened Ng'Ho
a.wer at 78tc to 77"c, sold off to VWinc
,uuL cloaca At. I7V ' ef" " J wnJT1
' ,mrl flour were eaual to 68.800 bushels. The
world s visible supply as shown by Brsd
streets decreased 4.300.0nO bushels. Primary
receipts were 724,000 bushels, against 684,000
bushels on the same day last year. Minne
apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported re
relpta of 9G cars, against 192 cars last
wvek and 184 cars a yesr ago.
The corn market held atesdy on a good
demand from commission houses and cash
buyers desulte the weakness or wheat
Cash houses reported very light acceptances
of bids and this was one of the chief rea
sons for the stradv tone of the market
The estimate of yesterday's arrival showed
considerable falling off and this also
helped to hold the market steady. The
clone was firm. September opened a shade
lower at Blc, sold between 61 c and 61 H
ukiIVo and closed at 61Hc. Local receipts
were 381 cars, with 14s cars of contract
urade.
oat -were a trifle easier on moderate
Felling bv cash houses. The demand came
Inrgelv from brokers and pit traders. Sep
icv her opened a shade to H'ffW lower at
?4r to 4e, sold between I4Hc and Mc
and closed at 34c. Local receipts were
ItU cars.
lib.,.i.lnB n.iU nn .l.tv Dhnrl.
and local packers were fair bidders, but
offerings Were not large. Receipts of live
hogs were light. At the close September
tnrk was unchanged at Xl7.su. Lard i
off 2c at $9 02vt Ribs were up 2c at
Estimated recelDts for tomorrow: Wheat
cars; corn, 14i cars; oats,, 67 cars; hogs,
kii.w.1 naau.
The leading futures ranged as follows
totaloaa ef the nay oa Vertaas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 17 -FLorR Raoelpts.
&3.IM bhls.; exports, 18.775 bbls.; market
barely steady with fslr trade. Minnesota
patents, I4.3(f4 0; Minnesota bakers, 83 45
WH; winter petents, MOweHtS; winter
straights. Vl.7Vfj3.96; winter extras, U Wa
2.4n; low gTades, 82 Sot it 86 Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, 13 4fS3 o; icholee to
fsncy, t3'34 20.
CORNMKAL Steady; fine white and yel-
lo .', Jijiii.io, coarse, 11.101.12. kiln ansa,
8' ft -l .
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 87HC. f. o. b..
Now Vork.
WHEAT Receipts. 4.000 bu.: spot market
easv; No. 2 red, 83V. elevator; No. 2 red,
Mc. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
Mvc. t. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard winter.
83tc. f. o. b.. afloat. Declines of 1 cent per
bushel took place in wheat today, following
better foreign news. Cables were lower
and Russian conditions tmproved, while
pretty much all the domestic, factors were
also bearish. After a alight midday rally
on the big decrease In world's stocks, the
markt again sold off snd closed V to
lHo net lower. May. 88 -162rSc, Hosed St
Wic: July, 63H&4e, closed at WSc; B p-
lenioer, ss ih-hotm 7-ic. closed at S3Tc; De
cember, 8V5c, closed at 8c
CORN-Recelpts. 23,(60 bu.; exports. 87,832
bu.; spot market essy; No. 2, 6Sc. elevator,
snd 6c. f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow,
o'c; .no. 2 white, anc. option market was
moderstely active, and easier on good
weather and with wheat closing '.tie net
lower. July, o'rep,"c. closed at 6i'tc; Srp-
temper, &.., closed at Sisc; Decem
ber, closed st &ft4c.
OATS Rerelnts. 11S Soft hn esnorts sno
bu.: spot market easv; mixed oats. W to 82
pounds. 43c; natural white, 80 to 33 pounds,
42V'o43Vtc; clipped white, 88 to 40 pounds,
46V4&C.
FKED Rtesdy: spring brsn. 818 85 prompt
shipment; middlings. 119.00 July shipment;
city, 21 0i 33 60.
HAT Steedv: hlnr.ln (M(tV- mrnnA tn
Choice. a.Vnjc.
HOPS Btesdv: state, common to choice.
1906 crop, 10015c; li4 crop, nominal; olds,
nominal; paclflc coast, lnt crop, loeific:
1904 crop, Uc; olds, nominal.
HIDU Btesdv: alv-ln In 55 lh
Vv: California. 21 to 25 lbs.. 21c: Texas.
ry, 24 to 80 lbs., 19o.
iyKATHKR-Bteady; add. 2B327HC.
PROVISIONS Ref stradv: famllv.
ro.OW10 60; mess, 88.00i8.60. Beef hams.
821 004(22 60; packet, $9.001i.50; city extra
nnia mess. 81B.00ei5.BO. Cut meats, stead v:
pickled bellies, )ll.2nft13.00; pickled shulit-
rs, S.50fc 00: nlckled hams. 812 2IWQ12.7&.
Lard, steady; western prime, 89.00(&9.10; re
fined, barely steady; continent. $9 46; South
America. 810.00: comnound. V7.OOifi7.2i. Pork.
Arm; family, $19.00160; short clears,
118.00-a 18.66.
TALLOW Dull; city (82.00 per pkg),
15-16c; country (pkgs. free), 4&4c.
RICE Quiet: domestic, fair to extra, c.
uu l i e. it Hteady: street or ce. extra
creamery, 20Hao. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, lHti20Hc; renovated.
common to extra, lzwmvsc: western rec
tory, common to firsts, lS'&nc; western
imitation creamery, extras, i8c; western
firsts, 164017UC.
CHEE3B-Firm: new. state, full rram
large, fancy, Uc; fair to good, loifillc;
small, fancy, llc; fair to good, 10wi0c;
lninor, eihQVo.
EQOS State. Pennavlvanla and nrhv
fancy selected white. 24c: choice. 2223c:
mixed extra, 22c; western firsts. 17418c:
seconds, 164il6it:; southern. 15Vkyai6c.
POULTRY Ht early: allvn. firm: snrlnv
chickens, 22c; fowls. 15c; turkeys, 10c.
Articles. Open I Hlgti. Low. Closa Yss y
Whest I
July... I 78
Sept...l78f'i
Deo.
Corn
July.. Sept..
May..
Oats
July.. Sept..
I lee
May. . varies
ro: it
July. . .
Sept...
Irn
July..
Sept..
Oct...
Sept..,
o-t...
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78U
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61V
4iV
37
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87M
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77UI
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61
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77'
79S
61 W
78H
77
US
4'4;4S4JJ' H
8 90
9 00
071
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8 90
05
I 10
4?VI
S7,:
t 16
S4'l
ssl
371
19 00
17 30
8 90
9 00
06 1
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8&
12HI
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87S!
It 00
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8 90
02V
10
I
37
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17 80
I 92V
06
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36
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No. 2.
Cash ouotatlons were ss follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 13 6034.00
winter strslghts.e83.3ual u, soring patsnta,
23 7'J)4C0; spring straights, 83.46ijl fe; bait-
"7.iiffi.ia
V'HEAT No. t spring. 7Vlc; No.
l.'Tc: No. 2 red, 79V0"9c
CORN-No. 2. 61,c; No. 3 yellow. 63VO
OATS No. 2. 37Vc; No. 2 white, 3V840c
r-tv j wniis, xyi-,r.
RYE No. t EinJ6c.
B A RLE Y Good feeding. 40c; fair to
rnoue malting. 43-floOc..
SEEDS No. i flax. 11.08; No. 1 north
weetern. 81. WV- Timothy, prime, 14.26.
t lover, contract grade, $11.26.
PROVISION S Short ribs sides (loose),
J?Jiifier Mrss pork, per bbl.. $19 00. Lard,
per loo 11., $8 80. Short clear sides (boxed)
l.i.I4tt.7a.
Following were the receipts and ship
menis ci nour ana grain:
Recelpta. Shipment
Flour, bbls 73.400 29.4O0
Wheat, bu S4SV&O0 li.ji
Coro, bu S73.UO lRJ.giO
Oats, bu E0 K IKS. 100
Rye, bu 4,nO
Barley, bu 27.500
On the Produce exchange today the butter
market wss steady; cresinertee, 16419Vo;
dairies. l.V'tlTVtc Eggs, strong: at mark,
cases Included. Ufuloc: firsts. 16c; prime
firsts. ltHc; extras, 18V- Cheese, firm:
UlllVc.
8t. I.oala General Market.
ST. LOt'IB. Julv 17 WHKAT-Ieww:
No. 2 red. cash, elevator. 75c: track. 76Ua
764o; September, 74Vl75c; December, 77Vc
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash. 52Vc; track,
63i4c: September, 60Vo; December. 46V47o.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. StVkc: track.
tTVc; September, I4Vff34c; No. t white.
FLOUR Steady: red winter natents. 84.86
64.60; extra fancy and straight, 8376Q4.60;
clear. $2.7Mi3.26-
SEED Timothy, steady, $3.SO.20,
CORNMEA L Steady, $160.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 731?7Sc.
HAY-Steady; timothy. $12.60iS17.00: aral-
ria. $f OOig U.OO.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.00.
BAOOINO-VO.
HEMP TWINE 7Vo.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady : Jobbing,
$17 50. Lard, lower; prime steam, $8 60. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra 'shorts, 89.76;
clear ribs, 89.87V; short clears, 810.00. Bacon,
steady: boxed extra shorts. $10.60; clear
rlris. 810.C2V: short clears, xio.it.
POCLTRT Quiet; chickens, 10c: springs.
17c; turkeys, lZVc; ducks, 9c; geese. 6c.
BLTTKR unchanged; creamery, lwrzic;
dairy. 14S18C.
F.OOB Higher, 13P, case count.
Receipts and shipments of grain and flour
were as follows: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.000 .ono
Wheat, bu 180,000 84.000
Corn, bu 62.000 52.000
OatS, bu 189,000 42,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 17,-FLOrR-Flrst
patents, $4.134j4.26; second patents, $4.004.10;
nrst clears, u.aoas.u; secona clears, tz.uu
t)2.6a
BRAN ID DUIK, XJS.60OT13.7S.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Oilcago delivery). The
range of prices, s-s reported by V. D. Day
A Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
RISE DUE TO BUYING BY SHORTS
Hill aad Harrlmaa Pacifies Advance
Slightly Rassors of Deals that
May Increase Dividend
Clase Is Heavy.
NEW lORK, July 17. Speculative senti
ment seemed bewlluered today by the nov
elty of advancing prices of stocks and the
maintenance of the advantage with sucn
persistence as was shown yesterday. Tn.re
was a marked lack of speculative initiative
manifested as a consequence In today s
dealings and the market was almost Idle for
a large part of the time with prices drift
ing listlessly and w ith no vell detint d
course. The number of shares aea.t In was
somewhat In excess of the total of laxt
Tuesday, which made the low record of the
present year, but the character of trading
otherwise was much the same. There was
as distinct sn absence of pressure to llqul-
uate as was tne case yesterday, but the ef
feet seemed less encouiaalna unon the liuv
lag than was evident. Professional board
room traders opemy expressed skepticism
of the stability of tha hiahrr level on the
grounil that shorts were wholly responsible
tor tne rise and the reduction ot the short
Interest lessed the potentlsl support for the
the maiki t at every step of the advance. It
was only with the most extreme caution
that purchases were made at the highest
level cMHhliehed st the opening and these
gains wi re mostly lost In the subsequent
uncertain fluctuations. ,
News was little regsrded, but there was
some response to revived nimors regarding
various stocks. Amalgamated Copper and
Southern Paclflc were responsive to goes p
of intended Increase of dividends. A com
ing meeting of St. Paul directors gave oc
casion for repetition of many vers o g of the
supposed plan to finance tne lacinc coast
extension snd the Hill stocks once more
moved on account of ore lands deal. There
was some confusion ss to the present situ
ation In the gold Import movement, due In
part to contradictory reports of the sctual
amount secured yesterdsy. Cshled reports
from Ixndon pointed to $2.o).0n0 or up
wards, but confirmation could be had of
only $1,500,000 from New York bankers. Call
money wss very easy, but rates for time
loans were fully sustained. Foreign ex
change continued to decline In spite of the
gold engagements and belief was main
tained that a further movement was In Im
mediate prospect. The promised success
of an offering of Wabash bonds In Paris
wss a further Influence on this prospect.
The New York banks continue to gain
largely from the subtreasury on account of
pension payments and also on account of
some special disbursements for transporta
tion of the malls. It Is supposed that treas
ury officials have arranged for these dis
bursements to be timed with the repayment
of go-ernment deposits by the hanks, so
that the operations may counterbalance one
another in their effect on the money mar
ket. The publication of the statistics of
the country's foreign trade for the fl-cal
year was perused with Interest and sstls
factlon for the wide advance estsbllshel
over all previous records, the total trade,
both exports snd Imports, rising In value
to near $3,000,000,000. But this demonstration
of the vast expansion In the country's re
sources was of little Immediate effect on
stocks. The dying out of demand on the
sdvance allowed prices to slip back, and,
except In a handful of the most sctlve spec
ulative stocks that day's net Increases were
lnslgnlflcsnt and the closing tone was dull
and heavy.
Bonds wre Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $1,233,000. United States 2s and 8s
declined V and the old 4s V Pr cent on
Kew Inrk Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 17-MONEY-On vail,
easy at 22V pes cent; lowest. 2 per cent;
closing bid. 2 per cent: offered, st 2a pet
cent. Time loans, strong snd dull; 90 days.
4V, per cent: o dsys. 4Va4 per cent; t
months. 6$S per rent
PRIME MERCANTILE rAPER-Su
per cent.
STERLING EX CH A NO E Easv at 84 W4
Cf4.'446 for demand and at H M'jN His for
Sn-dav bills: posted
commerclsl bills, $4 IV
SILVER Bar, snc;
60 Vc.
BONDS Government,
Irreg-ular.
Quotations on New
were as follows
V. 8. ret. h, n..,
do coupon
t'. 8. l. reg
4o coupon
V 8. ola 4i. r ..
ao roupos
V. S. n. 4i, reg....
do coupon
Am. TobsiHo 4s
do
Atrhlton sen. 4s....
do adj. 4
Atlantic r. L .
Bal. A Ohio 4
do IHi
Brk. . T. c. 4 ...
Central of 0. ts..
do 1st inc
do Id Ine
do Id Inc
Oioi A Ohio 4H
Chlcaso A A IS
C, B. 4 n. 4s
C, R I. r. 4a.
!o col. Is
rce. a St. Us
rates,
Mexican 'dollars,
weak; railroad,
tork bond today
Tie
Colo. Ind it.
do acrid B
Colorado Mid. 4a...
Colo. So. 4s ...
Cubs (a
D. R. O 4a
Dlttlllcra' goc. it..
Kris e. 1. 4a
do gn. 4a
Hoiking Val. 4H.
Japan ta
. .IMVl Japan ta. Id
..,W , do 4a ctfa
. I024 do 4Sa rtfi ..!..
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..in t. A N. ant. 4a ...
. .toS Man. c. g. 4s
. .ISH-4 M-. central 4a. . .
..U no lit Inc
.. 71 ' Minn, a St. L 4a
..1HS M . K AT. 4a ....
do ta
.. N. R. R. of M C.
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... 17 j li'-i'ltnc gn. 4a. .
..107V' L. A 1. M.
.. 77 :M. L. A e r.
.. ii m 1.. s. w. e.
.. TIH'eca hoard A L
.. rs 80 I'a.'lllc 41. ..
1.. 101 1 do Im 4a ctfa..
A. 77 en Hallwa; bt...
.. 71 iTciii si P. ll. ..
... 71 T . St. U A W. 41
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Boston Stocks and Bonds.
bos ion, July 17 call loans, 4fo per
cent; time loans, ofto, per cent. Official
nosing on stocks and Donas
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y
Wheat I
May...
July...
Sept...
Dec..
Flax-
July...
Sept...
Oct....
82V4TH
nsi
TnsO'V;7878
8?H HVi ' 81V
7V7V'i,7VIBV
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1 11
1 10
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1 11VJ
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1 10VI
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78V
79V
1 11
1 11
1 10
Mlnnearjolla Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2
hard, 7tVo; No. 1 northern, 78 Vc; to ar
rive. 7Mko: No. I northern. 77c: to arrive.
77c; No. 1 durum, 74c; No. 2 durum, 65e.
corn: no. I yellow, 4(Tsc; o. 3, 47Vc.
Oats: No. i white, 34c; No 3, 33fi3Jc.
Barley: 36fr44c. Rye: 63ab64ko. Flax:
$1.0V.
Visible Sapply of Grain.
NEW YORK. July 17.-Speclal cable and
telegraphlo communications received by
Bradstreet's show the following changes In
available supplies as compared with pre
vious account:
Wheat, United States and Canad eaat of
Rockies, decreased 277,000 bu.; afloat for and
In Europe, decreased 4,100,000 bu.; total sup
ply, decreased 4,377,000 bu.
Corn, United States and Canada east of
Rockies, decreased 1.333.000 bu.
Oats, United States snd Canada east of
Rockies, decreased 421,000 bu.
Tha leading Increases reported this week
are: 368,OnO bu. at the Chicago private ele
vators. 301.000 bu. at Nashville, 112,000 bu. In
Unooln. Neb., and vicinity. 81.000 bu. at St.
Joseph, 70.000 bu. at Goodrich. Ont.. and 62,
000 bu. at Louisville.
The leading decreaaea are 404.000 bu. In
Manitoba, U9.000 bu. at Omaha. 70,u00 bu. at
Sioux Falls and 6S.000 bu. at Portland. Ms.
Pearls Grain Market
PEORIA. July 17-OORN Lower: No.
No. 4.
8,
6i He; so
No. 1. 62Vc
No. t white. 37c: No. 4
tha basis of $128 for An-
yellow. 52Vc
graoe. jpc.
OAT8-Ixwer;
white. Inc.
WHIBKY-On
IsheO goods.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, July, 17 WHEAT-July.
8fVc; H'pteruher. Tec; Decemlier. 7Jc;
cssh. No. ? bard. Tli72e: No. 3. TlCnSc;
No. 1 red. 72H073c; No. 3. 7iy7ic.
CORN-Jul. 4iTc; September. 4c; De
cember. 44 V'; cash. No. 2 mixed, tlttc; No.
1 while. 61fllSc: No. 3. 61VC
OATS No I white. V, No. 2 mixed.
HAY Timothy lower; pralrls unchanged,
Milwaukee Grain Markat.
MILWAUKEE, July 17-WHEAT-Week;
No. 1 northern. nMc; No. 2 northern, 81 J
83c: September, TTSc. '
RYE Lower: No. 1. ?V3Se.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. ttntbc; sample.
41k(if3c.
CORN-Lower; No. I cash, SHlVc; Sep
tember, 61VC.
Philadelphia Pradnea Market,
PHILADELPHIA. July 17. BUTTER
Unchanged, extra western creamery, 27c;
extra nearby prints. 23c.
BOGS Steady: nearby fresh and west
ern fresh, lite at mark.
CHEE8Er-Flrm; New Tork full creams.
10VfUc.
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. July 17. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, easy; July, (s 7td; Sep
tember. 6s JSki: recember, ts 7V4-
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed,
old. 4s 9V: futures, quiet; July. 4a ed;
September, 4s 7d.
rail.
Tha following ars
Btock exchange:
Adams Btprcsa
Amslsamsted Copper ....
American C a F
American C. A F. pf4...,
American Cottoa Oil
Am. Cotton nil pfd
American Etproaa
American H. A L. pfd..,
Araorlrsa Ico. socarittsa.
American Linseed Oil...
Am. Linseed Oil pfd ,
American Locomotive ...
Am. Locomotive pfd
American 8. A It
Am. 8. A R. pfd ,
American Sugar Refining
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atrhlaon
Atchlaon pf
Atlantis Coast Llns
Baltimore a Ohio
Bal. A Ohio rtd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt....
Canadian Pacific
Contra I of N. 1 . li-dlT...
Chsaapoaka Ohio
Chicago Orost Writers
Chlcaso A Northwestern...
Chlcaso, Mil. St. r
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C. C. A St. L
Colorado Fuel A- troa
Colorado A Southern ... .
Colorado A So. lit pfd
Colorado A 80. Id pfd
Con 10 1 1 dated Osa
Corn Prodocta, rfg
Corn Producti pM
Delaware 4V Hrnn
Delaware, L. A W
Denver A RIs Orands
Denver R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
Brta Id pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hocking Valley
Illlnola Central
International Paper
International Paper
International rump
International Pump pfd...,
Iowa Central
Iuwa Central pfd
Kanaai City Southern
Kansas Cltr So. pfd
Loulavllla A Nashville
Mei lean Central
Minneapolis A St. Louli...
M., St. P. A S. g. M
M . St. P. 8. g M. pfd.
Missouri Paclflc
Mlaiourl. K. T
M. , K. A T. pfd
Nitlonal Lead
National R. R of M. pfd.
New Tork Central
New Tork. O A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennavlvanla
People's Osa
P . C . P. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car.
Proa eed 8. C. pfd
Pullmas Palace Car
Reading
Reading let pfd
K d pfd
Rtpii"c steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Iiiand Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. Lou ii A S. F. Id ofd .
St. Ixull Southwestern
St. Louta S. W. nfd
Southern Paclsc
80. PaclSr pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tesaeasee Coal A Iroa..
Teiaa A ParlSc
Toledo, St. L A W
T . St. L. A W. pfd
Colon Paclflc
t'sloa Paclflc pfd
lolled States Kipreea
I'nlted Statea Realty
t ailed States Rubber
V S Rubber pfd
t'Dlted States Steel
V. S. tteel pfd
Va Carolina Chemical ...
Va. -Carolina Chem. pfd...
Wabaah
W'abaah pfd
Welle-Pargo Biprees ,
Wee)ln(houea Blectrle ....
Weatern I'nljm
Wheeling A Lake Kris...
W'leconala Central
Wla. Central pfd
Northers Paclflc
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Sloee-Sheffleld Steel
Greet Northers pfd
Interhorousk Metropolitan
latorbonHigh Met. pfd
Total sales for Iks Aay
the quotations on the
Sales. High. Low. C1-eo
T7.SO0
600
"4
as
100 ttVi M
T.wio
lH
8.800 aa4
. 8.000
100
too
100
. 41. loft
.- 1.W0
ttw)
too
. I. too
'. io'roo
lot
' "ioo
ion
too
. 11.100
d.soe
TOO
too
400
20
144
114
110
itr.
H
100
IN
IH14
'74"
its
It
17 .
1MH
174
141
111
1JH
It.
Ml
7tt
n
1M
ll4
"Tvi
1U
u
lt'4
1M
176H
Atchlaos adj. 4a...
do 41
Mei. Central 4a....
Atchlaos
do pfd
Hoilon A Albany
Boston A Maine.
Boaton Rlevated ..
FltrhDurg pfd
Meitcan Central ..
N. T., N. H. A
Pire Marquette
In ton Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tubs..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
"Dominion I. A S.
"Kitlion Klec. Illu
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oal
United Fruit
I'nlted Shoe Mich..
do pfd
North Butts
U. S. Steel
do ptd
Bid. ""Asked.
. $4 Wealing, common
. 101V Adienlure
. 74 AIIoum
. SK Amalgamated ....
. M's 'AnLrican Zinc ..
.14a AMantlc
.170 Dlngham
. . . . IM Cal A Hrcla
liatvlOniennlal
roVfopper Ranss ...
H .l2t Iialv Weet
.... 4J IKrinklln
IM'4 Granbv
J 14 Irle Koyale
M.m Mining ...
1H Mlrhlgan
liMohiek
132 Mnnt C. A C
1"
110
. Its
.1014a
. U,
.140
. 19
.
7
Old Dominion
oireoia
Parrot
Uulncy
Shannon
Trinity
I'nlted Copper ...
U. 8. Mining....
Oil
. 77 I tin
. in (Victoria .
. ftli Winona .,
. l4C-WolvsrlBS
.1014a!
,. Tl
.. law
.. MS
.. n
..!
. . 10
..
.. 14
.. 16V,
.. 10s
.. 15S
.. 1
.. ll,
.. SO
.. I
.. as4
..100
.. 14
.. U
.. IH
.. 7's
..
.. M
.. '
... M4
.. ,
4S
..114
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
dood rt Caul Etronter, Cthtn Steady
to Itsisr.
GOOD LIGHT HOGS ARC ABOUT STEADY
Liberal Ran at Raage aeea. wlta
Trasla V?ry Slow aad Prices
Oeaerally Flfteea ta Tveeaty
Flr Cents Ixjvver.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 17. 1W.
Cattle. Hogs. ShOi'p.
I
8,700
i.i
;.)
.1.-4
',
week .
week.
ago...
Receipts were:
Offlclal Mondsy .
uiiicial luesdsy
Two dsys this
Same days last
Same two weeks
Maine three weeks sgo..
Sams four weeks sgo...
Ssme dsys last yesr...
RECEIPTS FOR THE
The followlna table
Of cattle, hogs and sheep at South On. a ha
for tha year to date, compared with last
43.0W
146. MH
88.842
Bros Neb.
1 feodcr. . .
8 cow s
t feeders .
10 feeders. .
1 feeder. . .
54i
9 VI
ftfai
8S4
i.)
t m
1 00
i
t 4"
8
3
12. IMA
13.:4
24.533
17. KM
J4.il
82.818
TEAR TO DATE.
hows the receipts
.78
8,17
4.821
7.17
.4K
8.078
lo.K4
14.3-i
l.tHO
iltsl
l.l
U.43e
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Sioux City ..
IMS). 1906
806,680 462.6M
1.646.K7 1.SWM1S
811,874 778,082
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle
...ll.7fj.26
... 1 40iyo.25
... LOftfCOO
... 1 8.V0S.I0
8 (I-ti6 60
Hogs
8 Uo 5
( 6to.si
8.40KM.U
100
00
too
11.00D
4. 80S
ll.ane
1.IO0
44
4
17
4I4
1M
'fii
MS
4M
Ms
40 VS
T7
414
474k
Mi
74
44
in
'fiii
4K
44
404
7'k
7S
iii"
40 174, 17S
Dalattt Gi
Dl'U'TH. July
,la Market.
17. WHEAT No. 1
northern. 7&e; No. t northern, 76c; July,
7sc: 8cptemler. 77Hc.
OATS To arrive, on track and July. SSHe.
Toledo Beed Market.
TOLEDO. July 17. -8EEPB Clover, cash,
(7 00 Alslke. August, t" ti. Timothy,
prime. 82. Rye, No. I Uc.
Saaar aad Malasses.
NEW TORK, July 17-8fGAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining, 8 7-J2c; centrifugal.
84 test. 8 83-Xlc; roolssses sugsr. 1 81 42c;
refined, steady; No, i. 4.fkr; No. t. Ikoc;
No. 10. Ltuc: No. 11. 185c; No. 12. t.soc; No
IS. 876c: confectioners' A. io&c; cut losf.
8 40c; crushed. S4nc; powdered. 4.80c; grsou
lated. 4.7)c. rubes. 4 tec.
NEW ORLEANS. July 17. SCGAR
steadv; open kettle centrifugal, I ;rl l-lit.
rentrifusal eiiiw, IStr"c; seconds, J'StIWc
8YRlT-!&i3ua.
l.soo
too
mo
an
"ioo
t.poo
00
too
1.700
00
too
SOS
100
1. toe
KX
700
"ioe
1.100
14.400
800
41
t
41 "4
i('
141
to
45 Si
tl
t
44
7
40
1I1H
47V
7V,
'"
SI 4,
nv
KM 44
IT
14,
;b
41
dvt
1414,
SO 1
iV,
sH
tt
M
7H,
40
111
4TH
M4,
t"
UV,
1",
44
7t
46H
so too 1211, its'
i, mo
too
I. SOS
too
rl
70S
rr.ioo
i.ioo
100
M0
"ios
00
41,
1,404
too
tl.ano
14.4O0
700
l
71
MS
41
41
11 H
414,
74,
"u
MS,
144
"ri'ii
4t
1444,
414,
HSV,
IS
0114
tflt
4
MV4
1
40 V,
11V,
US
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"ii"
u
141H
17"
44 V,
41
IM
444
101 V,
M
414, 44V,
104)
M0
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8. loo
100
"ioo
1.100
too
14
14
'
SO144
MV,
.....
404.100 Shares.
IV,
II
JO
MS
MS
7V4
tl
IfS
n
7
14V4
:
0
110
34
I
17V,
14
tVi
lit
141V,
114V,
in',
tt
t3i
1M
1U-4
1
7SH
lSf'4
110
444
H'4
IN
174
II
M
1
40 Vi
MV,
7 V,
47V4
lllvt
lV4
7
rotv,
4M
M
54 V4
40 V4
7t,
4
11
1J4
n
17Vi
M
7-4
IV,
15V,
4i
14 V4
40
1424,
10
4
151
in
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7SV4
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liiv,
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lrsv,
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to
45 V
4V4
in
190V4
V
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IS
4
11 V,
41V,
41V,
II V,
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7 V,
1144,
14
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144
3H
44
llll,
st
in
n
404
104
V
101',
K
107
lt4
444,
ro
140
1V4
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1J
44V
100
M
01 Vi
70'
1
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M4a
London Closings Storks.
LONDON, July 17. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange ware:
Console, money I7J, N. Y. Central 1M
do account 17 15-14 Norfolk A W 40
Anaconda l.V do pfd 14
Atrhlson H Ontario A W 4S
do pfd 103V4 Pennirlvsnia ........ 46 V4
Baltimore A Ohio. . . .UOV4 Hand Mloea
Canadian Pacific 144 Reading 1
Chea. A Ohio 57 I do lit pfd 44
Chicago CM. W 17V,' do !d pfd 44
C. M. A St. P 141V, Southern Railway ... I5V4
DeBeers 17V4I do pfd 101
Denver A R. 0 41 Southern Paclflc S
do pfd 7 llnlon Paclflc 145S
Kris 41 do pfd 7V4
do let pfd T V. 8. SI eel Ul,
do Id pfd TO I do pfd 104
Illinois Central 113 Wabaah 10
taulavllls A Nsah....l44 do pfd 44t,
M.. K. A T llVe'8panlah 4 l
SILVER Bar. steady. JrtVd per ounce.
MONEY 2 per cent. .
Tha rate of discount in the open markat
for short bills is 8 per cent; for three
months' bills la 3Vs Per cent.
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Tha following will ahow tha prloea paid
for tha different kinds of cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers 86.6V9.3I
Fair to good corn-fed steers i.fto 60
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4 .tf S.t
Ctood to choice Cows and helfert.. 8.WJ J0
Fair to good cows and heifers -'"VA '2
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1
Good to choice stockers ft teedera.. -7f4.10
Fair to good stockera feeders.... l &Qt.TS
Common to fair stockers ll0?' :?
Hulls, stags, etc !-IS23'l2
Veal cslves 4.0O43.S
Tha following table Bhows the aveiage
price of hogs at South Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1806. i.!lH.UC.l. 11901. lno.
7 Mi
July 6.... 8 47 8 6 i
July (.... 421 I 861 I 37
July 7.... ( 4K'j 6 6 18
July 8.... 6 29 6 17
July R2V4 ill
July Irt... fV 5 831
July 11... 6 fi4H 6 32 6 11
July 12... 44 t 23 4 8.1 1
July 13... 6SV 5 3 6 03
Julv 14.., 67V4 t 47 5 13
July 15... S 64 6 If
July 16... ( i9 619
July 17 66 e
I 68
6 4?
( 291
I 46
6 33
t 88
a
5 28
S 10
t 1
6 33
6 20
7 76
7 82 1
7 S0
7 Kt
7 79
T 77
.
7 73
7 76
7 72
7 71
t 14
6 IT
5 U
e
i II
6 11
6 04
6 68
6 S4! 5 1.1
I 6 08
5 77
6 65 6 02
6 661 4 64
6 781
I 6.79)
6 Ml
6 64!
6 86;
6 981
Wilson Bros Neb.
8 heifers ... 616 2 n J heifers ft
22 heifers 616 I 80
Peterson lxve1snd-Colo.
44 feeders.. 28 9 74 6 feeders.. K3
M Moncrelffe W'jo.
it steers.. ..2tn 4 jo
Wilson
1 cow ami 2 on
4 feeders.. S27 t
1 bull 870 I sn
1 feeder... a I 85
1 feerter... Wi 8 So
10 cows HI I 44
11CM1R Psckers started out bidding a tit
tle lower prices on everything and sellers
seemed to hsve a pretty good opinion tit
their holdings and hung on until packers
raised their bids to sbo:t rstnlnvs
notches on the good hogs and then they
cut loose. The good light hogs and light
mixed hogs sold largely nt ItVSOu SI1;, with
a top st 16 5-V Rough, heavy packers were
not In good demntid anil hlds were placed
on them -as low ss 8.SS. The fact Is, buyers
are making a wider range between good
and rough hogs and It Is well for shippers
to thoroughly understand that fact. At
the present time the light hogs ere tl-e
most sought after snd. as will be noted
from the sales below, they sre bringing
better prices than are the heavier losds.
Representative sales:
of I points to sn advsnoe of 6 points
which wss conslot'red hotter than oue 01;
I no isrilts. I lit re was some srlllng hy
Kuropran llnuiilat ion. but tisde interest
were huvets and llir tlftusiai from this
suioe was stin.ricni ti houl pilces at tne
Initinl Oguiea in M'lte or SiHitering llqul
uailon. 1 i,r niarki'i tlnMil eiiai. ne 6
ivlnta higher to 0 ii'ints lower, si.-ttrs were
tt'in'ited of .9..i' b,is. mriuilmg Jti.y, :;
eejitenHer, h .'otitt.." x , lccpinler. b(llHfo;
.Milieu, i..,,c. ,mi. o.v, spot Klv and No.
invoice, i:c.
No. Av. Sh. Pr Vo Av gk Pe
M Ill 40 15 41 Ill M I 44
14 144 ... 4 40 an r-t V) IN
7 Ml 110 4JV, 71 144 ... I 40
4 tt ! 45 tl tH ... 4 50
tt 171 1TO (45 lit 80 10
4 IfO ... 4 45 T8 117 ... tr
ee' 154 1JC. 47V, 74 104 40 4 10
10 144 10 471, II 157 0 40
71 141! 40 47 i Ill 10 I to
7 I7 1B0 47', IM 110 40
41 151 0 4 47 V, 55 jot 40 51
5 115 ... (47 171 1(0 53
: 175 ... 147 75 141 ISO 4(1
151 ... 4 47 TT 144 ISO 4 11
T4 10 ton 47 7t Ill ... (41
Tl 15 (0 47 tl 14 ... 4 11
4 Ill . 47 an tot ... 4 11
71 174 140 It 71 IM . . 6! ,
44 tog ... 4 to II 14 10 4 5
I Ill 40 4 50 M 140 so 4 11
0 rM 40 4 10 14 114 tl (1
1 144 ISO 4 40 M to, its 51
44 147 40 4 ISO 40 11
ITS ... 10 71 Ill r tt
1 4 10 4 4C T7 144 !
44 in so 10 as to it t 61
0 110 10 I HI 45 171 lot 4 51
114 too i to ;i im ... 4 11
1 131 140 (40 ' 7 M4 40 14
17 Ill SO 4 40 51 1M ... II
I 110 ... 5C (V SO 5
0 114 40 10 41 145 40 64
44 117 140 10 44 147 ... I W
74 Ill r0 4 10 71 173 ... 15
T Ill 40 50 T rno ... T
71 lit IM 4 10 41 MS-... 4 40
1..
.400
4 00
no ARS.
Sunday .
MONDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the coun
try yesterday And their points of destina
tion: CATTLE. Cars.
Mike MoMahon. Tara, la. 1. C 2
Patterson & F., Stockham N. W 1
R. B. Tubbs. Emerson, la. Q wu1
SHEEP. DDi
William Brlsco, Teksmah, Neb. M. O. 2
E. B. Everett, Lyons. Neb. M. & 0 1
The offlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
t.aiwe. nuBn. duo e. u
2
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, July 17.-The supplies of money
were somewhat reduced today and rates
were harder. Discounts ewers firm, owing
to fears ot gold withdrawals from America,
Trading on the Stock -esckange continued
quiet and cheerful, the strength of Ameri
cans having a further stimulating Influence.
Consols hardened and other gilt edeged se
curities were steady, but the market
dropped near the rlose. The better Paris
news caused ' a goneraf improvement In
foreigners, except Russlana. which yielded
en realisations. Americans opened firm
and advanced to appreciably over parity
under the lead of United States Steel.
Vnlon Pacific and St. Paul. Later New
Tork supported the market and further
Improved, but prices closed a fraction be-
iiiw llin ipt'ol ijiniiniiuiii. u l I ( i r- uevj. r'
lean rails spurted on good traffic returns.
Kaffirs opened Arm, but sagged later In
the day.' Japanese Imperial 6a of 1904 closed
at 102.
C, M. A St. P
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 13
U. P. System 28
C. & N. W., east.... 1
C. N W., west.... 80
C.. St. P.. M. A O.... 8
C. B. A Q-, east....
C. B. A .. west.... 69
C, R. I. A P., east.. 1
C. R. I. A P., west.. ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago, Ot. Western 1
Total receipts 147
Th. Aianneition of the dav's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber ol head inoicatea:
iaiiie
1
26 18 18
2
8 4 27
8
2 1
83 11 I
6
1
I
1 .. ..
122 83 49
468 1.12 61
640 1.707 1.602
7s 2.600 2.KS0
623 1,987 ' 1.479
182
64
76
48
46
184 '
18
888
49
7
t
264
696
227 .... 1.077
Bank Clearlngts.
OMAHA, July 17 Bank clearings for to
day were I1.673.1n6.2 and for the corre
sponding date last year 81,634.769.77.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 17. WOOI-The Improved
conditions showed In the wool market are
a distinct encouragement to the trade. A
hopeful symptom la the disposition by the
western wool growers to accept fair prices
for their clips The finer grades of pulled
wools are In best demand and a fair busi
ness la belnd done. Territories are mod
erately active. Forr-lgn grades are steady.
Among the quotations are: Kentucky. In
diana, etc., three-eighths and quarter blood,
32tt3.V. Territory, Idaho, fine, 23iS24c; heavy
fine, 19i5 20c ; fine medium, ZUSUv; low me
dium, 2n'fi27c. Wyoming, fine, 23a24c; heavy
fine. 19Xi)c; fine medium. 22fi23c; medium,
27h2Xc; low medium, 274i28c. rtah and Ne
vada, 23iAc; heavy fine. lH20c; fine me
dlum. 53&25c: medium. 277728c; low medium,
rfle. Dakota, fine. 2!23c: fine medium.
I2oJ23c: medium, 274j28c; low medium, 2720;
Montana, nne cnoire. .'4',ac: nne averanre.
2324o; fine medium choice, 24ti25c: average.
WUr; staple. 27l2)c; medium choice. 27&
28c; av rage, 2fir27o.
LONDON. July 17. WOOL A miscellane
ous selection of ll.lrtf bsles was offered at
the woof auction sales today. An Increased
demand from the continent Imparted a
steadier tone. Scourcila and Merinos were
In brisk demand for France snd Oermany;
mediums and cross-breds were taken bv
home buyers. A modi-rste supply of good
to fine cross-breds was taken for America.
The sales will close July 20. Following sre
today's sales In detail: New South Wales.
1.81)0 bales; sco-jred, llHdrie 14d; greasy,
7',dff1s Id. Queensland. "0 bsles; scoured,
is 2dtils l('d Victoria, fsso bales; scoured
Is 6dIls Vd; greasy. 8dfils 4d. South
Australia, 0 bales: greasy. 7Hd61s lvd.
Tasmsnla. sno bales; greasy. 8dls 3d. New
Zealand, 7.&4) bales; scoured. Is td-fjis Hjd :
greasy. AdSjls 3'id. Cope of Oood Hope and
Natal. TOO bales; scoured, ls'ftls 8vd; greasy.
tid'f?!4d.
ST. LOCIS. Julv 17.-WOOL-8teadv:
medium grades, combing and clothing 24Jt
28c; light fine. lsK2c; heavy fine, lVS17c;
tub washed, 23y-e.
Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing! Co...
Armour A Co
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K.
Bwlft A Co.. K- C...
Armour A Co., K. C
Vanaant A Co.
Carey
Hill A Son
L. F. Huss
Klngan A Co
Wolf
J. B. Root A Co
Bullan A Kline
Halated Packing Co...
Cudahy Bros
Other buyers
Totals I,0S 8.586 7.625
CATTLE Tho receipts of cattle this
morning were very light for a Tuesday,
.ni. (S rare riolne? reoorted In early, with
a few trains to hear from. The very good
demand for deslrsble fat cattle was Mill
In evidence this morning and that, together
with the light receipts, made a very good
market. All desirable beef cattle 'vould be
quoted as strong and active, with other
kinds steady to easier. Tha offerings were
cleaned up in very fair season; In fact
buvers were out earlier than usual and
wlih the moderate offerings It did not take
them very long to clean up the most of
the cattle on sale. Among the receipts were
some very good heavy beeves which sold at
26.25. Cows and helfera were In very mod
erate supply and sold quite freely at steady
prices. Ths offerings were practically all
taken before 10 o'clock In the morning.
There were a few scattering loads of
stockers and feeders In the yards. There
seemed to be a very fair demand for well
bred feeders having weight and carrying
some flesh. Common to medium kinds of
cattle were slow sale and holders com
plained of their being neglected.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I 140
I S54
I M0
44 tit
II 71
44 IK
14
4 li7
IJ 1000
1 1011
tl
54 "It
U 147
....1151
...1150
.... Ml
IMS
1151
....not
.... 4
.... 74
104
....1W4
....1104
.... 44
ew Tork Mintage Hack.
NEW TORK July 17.Closinf quotations
n mining stocks were: notations
on
Adams Cos
Alice
Breecs
Brum w Irk Cos .
Comatorh Tunnel
Cos. Cal A Vs.
Horn Silver ...
Iroa Sliver
Leedvllls Cos ...
Uflered.
M
.850
. U
. e
. 14
. 44
too
.440
8
Little riw
Ontario
Ophlr ,
,Phoeels '
iPmosi
lavage
.Sierra Nevada
fmall Mepes ..
'Stsadar
.. t
..IM
..Hi
.. 8
..
.. M
.. II
. . I
..US
Treaisrr gtalenaent.
WASHINGTON. July 17-Today a stats
ment of tha treasury balances in the ge"--rsl
fund. e-lusive of the l6f).O00 .000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance
8iss.6sa.130: gold coin and bullion. 8 aoo K2:
gold certificates, 8JS.46,7.
Bank mt Oer nan ay gtatamant.
BERLIN. July 17-The weekly ststement
of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
he follow liia rhanges. Cssh in hsnd in
creased 40,63U,(M marks; other securities
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 17-METAI.8-The
London tin market lost part of Its ad
vance yesterday, closing at ClOi 16c 6d for
spot and 167 12s Cd for futures. Locally
the market was easv In sympathy with
spot, quoted st 836. 15ft 36 60. Copper wss
unchanged to 6s higher in the English mar
ket. at78 16s for spot snd 79 os for fu
tures. Locally the market was dull and
nominal. Lake Is quoted at 218.37,-6 118.75;
electrolytic. lltOtTglS .60; castings. 817.751
18 00. Lead was dull and unchanged at
86 76 In ths local market, but advanced 8s
9d, to 16G 12 M In London. Spelter was Ts
7d higher. at!6 16s In London. Ixicallv
the market was unchanged, at eo.Svqo 0(5.
Iron was higher In the English market,
with Standard foundry quoted at 60s and
Cleveland warrants st 5s 3d. Locally the
market waa reported higher, with No. 1
foundry northern quoted st 818 F0i 19.C0: No
2 foundry northern. tl8.fi3'18.60; No. 1
foundry southern. 8D 7.7509 1S.2&; No. 2 foundry
southern, 217.005 17.75.
ST. LOlIS. July 17 METALS Lead
weak, 86.70; Spelter. S5 8T4.
Oils and Hosln.
NEW VORK. July 17 -on.8Cottonserd.
bsrely steady; prime crudf. f. o. b. mills,
SVe; early new crop prime yellow, 3-V-:
Petroleum, steady; refined. New Vork.
27.80; Philadelphia and Baltimore. 7.75
Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk, $4 4:
Turpentine, steady: fnvtiooijc.
ROSIN Firm, strained. common t
good, $3 hfxrj 3.90.
OIL CUT, July 17 OIL Credit balance
1164; shipments. W680 bbls.; average. 66.
810 bbls ; runs. 12.670 bbls ; average, 57.17
bbls. Shipments. IJnis, 6 7M bbls; average
66.758 bbls.; runs. Lima. 750 bbls.; average.
22.94 bbls
SAVANNAH. July 17. OIL Turpentln
firm. 57V,c.
ROfUV-FIrm: quote A. B. C. 88 68: D
1146; E, I8H3 96; F. Ii64: O. 84 sj; H
4 JO, K. V3U. M, 84fcw4v, WW. 25.W.
41...
t...
M...
t...
II...
14...
I...
1)6...
14...
II...
II...
14...
...
40...
It. . .
.1314
.!
.iri
Pr. IV., Av. Pf
I tt I 1144 I It
4 00 14 1560 I 40
4 II IS 1111 I U
4 11 Kll 4 64
4 16 10 1304 I 64
4 40 tl 1444 I 16
4 44 II 11TI I 46
4 44 If. 1761 t 40
4 71 II 1401 I TO
4 44 61 K41 I Tt
4 S5 44 1274 4 TS
4 M 1 1.VK) 4 Tl
4 0 II IS7I I 76
I 00 tl lt?4 I 76
4 44 14 f-t I 10
4 04 It 1171 I at
I 00 10 1374 I It
4 01 17 1457 I II
I 10 14 1144 I tt
I 10 16 1414 t SO
I 10 K 1141 I SO
t 14 41 1520 I 0
4 10 II 1411 I 40
I t5 It. 1141 I 06
4 40 II 1171 4 10
4 40 14 1474 4 !!
I 40 ' 17 1454 4 26
COWS.
1 10 1 Tt 1 144 40
t t40 1 T5 1 Sao t to
I tul I 14 1 440 8 T4
I IO0 I 00 1 MO t T5
g 544 1 00 4 1041 I U
1 1000 t 00 1 469 I SO
1 ..lot I 04 I ars on
J " " 1004 t tt HI I 04
j t t 10 ll ion I io
1 til 1 10 1 140 t 64
tot t 14 I tit I 40
I 174 5 14 1 450 I 60
444 1 10 1 100 60
1 110 1 10 1 1400 I 60
100 I 14 1 140 I 40
4 100J t 13 T 176 4 10
6 414 I 40 1 1100 4 10
110 t 40 I lUW 4 10
j SoO I 44 ' 1 1400 15
I too I 40 1 1J44 4 10
i no i to io mis 4 to
j t0 III I I44i 4 k
1 M' t 5" 1 1J50 4 tl
HEIFERS.
1 444 t 10 t TIT t 40
431 1 10 1 '.t t 76
t 401 8 28 11 ! I 40
7 411 S 40 T 741 00
t tit I 40 4 t.10 I II
1 471 I 45 t tit t IS
1! 444 I 44 1 100 40
4 540 I 44 1 ..." 11) 4 00
; 7!S I 60 7 747 4
BULLS.
I 400 I 10 2 1114 I 00
1040 I 14 1 1170 00
1400 I 10 W 711 I 1
1 40 I 45 1 1570 I 40
1 1440 t 45 1 .1 1610 55
I4I0 I 76 1 1T70 4 00
1 1170 I 74 1 1414 4 00
1 1440 I 40 1 15od 4 14
1 40 111 I IMj 4 16
CALVES
4 174 4 40 1 11 I 60
114 4 I 1 140 4 60
1 140 4 It 1 170 4 54
t 144 I 00 1 lie 71
f 150 I to
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
: 414 1 It 14 TOt t u
1 TOO I to 1 50 10
4o t oi t m iu
t ' I 44 4 444 1 40
4 HI I It 24 S5T t 44
1 412 t 16 4 : 70
7 441 It I . T
WESTERNS.
Peterson A Lovels nd Colo.
2 feeders.. H2 J ' 23 feeders.. 942 2
SHEEP Receipts this mornlns- numbered
about the same as yesterday and the qual
ity also was shout on a par with the ar
rivals of yesterdsy. Tne market was
pretty much a dead one, the morning being
passed with practlcallv nothlns- belnar ac
complished, t'nder the Influence of a very
gooa aemsnd sheep sold very high st tills
point yesterday, some of the s.ime stuff
bringing more here than It did at Chicago.
Buyers In consequence were verv bearish
in their views this morning and they
'"ted out right from the flrs hlddlng 16
w0 lower, and aa they did not raise their
bids and as sellers were very slow to cut
loose at anything less than yesterday's
prices, the trade was. ss noted above, nt a
standstill all the forenoon.
In the end sellers had to give In and the
sheep and lambs sold generally I6(ff20c
lower than yesterday. Nearly everything
finally changed bands, very few care ba
lrg left unsold st ml,', lav
..Quotations: Oood to choice spring lambs.
16 ,aj7.60; fair to good spring lambs, 86 258
86.75; good to choice yesrllngs. 8.75S1j;
fair to good yearlings, 85.50J(6.76; good to
choice wethers, 85. 25116. 65: fair to giod
wethers, 84.85ii6.26; good to choice ewes,
4 'Ji ff 5. 36; fair to good ewes, 84. 60(34. 90.
Representative anion:
No.
7 fed bucks and ewes .
SO Idaho ewes
20 fed wethers
85 Idaho wethers
3 Idaho wethers
260 Idaho lambs, feeders
IM fed yearlings
287 Idaho lambs
4 Idaho cull
Av.
. H6
. 10
. 91
. W
. 50
. 6"
ewes
BO Idaho wethers snd vrlsr culls
128 Idaho ewres
830 Idaho wethers and yearlings
68
96
83
94
98
Pr.
2 60
4 75
6 00
6 36
6 26
t 6"
5 76
T 00
2 26
4 60
4 76
6 40
J W.rm
94 26
22.76
i7.09;
CHICAC.O I.IVK STOCK. MARKET
Cattle Slow Market gtrontj to Shade
Higher Sheen Lower.
CHICAGO. July 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,000 head; market slow; prices
steaay; common to prime steers, 84. zo
s.iu; cows, tx. 76(jr4.Bo; neirers,
5.26; bulls, I2.60ti4.25; calves. 86.75
stockers and feeders. I2 60'a4.25.
HOOS Receipts, 18,000 head; market, I
nest, strong t shade higher; othcia weak
to 5c lower; good to prime heavy, 86.75
4.82V,; medium to good heavy, 86.404J
6.78; butcher weights, t6.80i6.85; good
to choice heavy mixed, $6 65136.75; pack
ing, $5 606 6 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18.000
head; market steady to 16c lower; sheep,
$4.76438.00; yearlings, $5.4006. CO; lambs,
$5.60 8.00.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, July 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 16,600 head. Including 3,000 hed
top. $6.10; choice export and'dressrd beef j N?,, Jxi4C;iN'i
steers, ll.40V6.io; rair to goon. 4.uutu
6.36; western fed steers, 3.75 6 75;
stockera and feeders, $2.75 4.50; southern
steers, $8.0066.00; southern cows, $2.00
8.60; native cows, 82.0004.60; native
heifers. 88.261T 6.60; bulls. $2.400 4.05;
calves. 82.60436.85.
15.000 heed: markii
J6 62H: bulk of aales,
$6.60 6.62 Vt ; packers,
and lights, $6,600
OMAHA Vtlltll.KS4l.t7 MARKET.
Condition nf Trarte Kud ttnolallena on
Staple and laser Frodnee.
K7G8UrVe1pts, liberal; frosh stock. 14V
LIVE Pot 1.IHV-Merjs. UMloc; roosters,
ic; turkeys. 1-nUc; ducus, Jc; spring chick
ens, i.ijirc per lb.
Hl'TTr.H Packing slock, 144c: choice
fancy dairy, 15c; creamery. 2lti-IV,c.
HA Y Prices qiioi-d by I'tmihs Keed oom
rny: Choice upland, tn 00; medium, l; 60,
coarse. $ft ii'ii 8 .hii. hvr straw, fb.ot'dT.VO.
KAN Per ton. 416.00.
1'v.i.MATOKS Illinois, per crate of 20 lbs.,
90c.
WAX HRANS-Per market basket of
al. nit 15 lt.. 5c.
STKlMi HKANS Per market basket or
about 16 lls.. &0c.
TLRN1P8. HEET8 A NO CARROTS
Per dog. bunches, 25c.
LEAF LETTICK Hothouse, per dos.
heuds, 10c.
Cl'Cl'MUEHS Home grown, per dog.,
60c; Ttsas, per bu. box. $2.0.
ONIONS Home grown, 2Vo per lb.;
Texss, In crates, white, tl V'
UHKEN ONIONS Per dos bunches. 20o.
RADISHES -Par doa bunches, lie.
C ABU AUK Home grown, ic per lb.
CACLIFl,OWEK-l'cr dos. heads. 75c.
UKEEN PEAS Per bu.. $1.00.
Nfc-W POTATO KK Per bu.. SOu.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu IO
66c.
NAVY TIEANS-Fer bu., 81 ; No. 8. 81.7a,
LIMA BEANS-Per lb. 6V-
TROPICAL FRl ITS.
DATES- Per box of 30-ib. pkga.. $2 00;
Halloween, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb., 6c;
rlavere, per lb., 4c; walnut Muffed, 1-lb.
pkgs , $2.ii0 per dor ; 8-lb. boxes, 8100.
ORANGES California, extra fancy nav
els Isrge slse, $4.1iB 0; Mediterranean
sweets, oil sizes, $4.0nJ'4.5O; Valencia, all
sues, $.' luJji.N).
I.EMONa-lJmonlers, extra fancy, 240
Slse, 86.00; 4) tu 961) slse, $6.60411.00; other
brands $1.00 lesa.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton. TStJi
Sc; imported Smyrna, three-crown. Ho;
six-crown, 13c.
BANANAS Per medlum-slssd bunch,
$1.711 2 io; jumbos, $2Mua.OO
PINEAPPLES-Florlda. sues 24, 30 and
86, $3.00. .
FRIITS.
CHERRIES California, 1240 per 8-lb. box;
sour cherries, 24-qt. crate, $1 io.
GUOHKBiSRRlES Per crate ot 24 qta.,
$2.in.
PEACHES Hales esrly. $1.00; yellow free
stone, $).&; Texas Elbertas, per 4-baakct
crate, tk.tj$1.0D.
PLUMS-CttllfornlB. $1.500.11.76.
BLACK RERHIEB-Per 24-qt. crate, $2.28.
RASPBERRIES Red. per 24-pt. crat,
$2.u; black, per 24-qt. crate, $3.00.
APRICOTS- Per 4-basktt crate. $1.75.
CURRANTS Home-grown, whlta and red,
per 4-qls., $1.50.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per ib., lVic. or about
stajj&ic each.
CANTELOCPES California, per crate.
standard. 84 26; ponies, $3 00; Texas, per
orate, about 46 melons, $8.tiu; ponlss, $2.00.
MISCEL1.ANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg, $X7b; per bbl., $6.75.
HON EY New, per 24 lbs., $3.50.
CHEE8E-4Swlss. new, l6c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin llmberger, 12c; twins,
13Vc; young Americas, 16c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 16Hc; hard shells, per lb.,
13Vtc. Pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small,
per lb., 12c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 1213ic.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 16c. Coooanula, $4 per sack
of 100.
SUGAR Grs nutated cane. In bbls.,
$5.16; granulated cane. In sacks, $6.11; gran,
ulated beet. In sacks, $5.01.
SYRUP In bbls., 27c per gal.; In rases,
10-lb. cans, $1.70; cases 11 6-lb. cans, $1.M;
cases 24 24-lb. race, $1.86.
COFFEE Roasted, No. 35. 25Vte per lb.;
No. 20. 2"'nc per lb.; No. 2U 18ic per lb.;
No. 20, UVkC'per lb.; No. 21, 12Hc per lb,
CURED FISH-Famlly whlteflsh, per
quarter bbl.. Km lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. $28.U0; No. 2. $24.00; No. t, $2000;
Irish, No. 2, $16.00; herring, In bbls., 200 lbs.
each, Norway, 4k, J12.II0; Norway, 8k, $18.00;
Hollnnd, mixed. $ll.u0; Holland herring, la
kegs, milkers. 60c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 660tiOc; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoes, $-lb.
cans, 81.2ti 1.60; g-lb., .7i-i"U JI.O0. pineap
ples, grated, 2-lb., $2.0ufti.8O; siloed. $l.xdi
2.80; gallon apples, fancy, $2.90; California
apricots, $1,404)2.00; pears. Il.754y2.60;
eaches, fancy, $1.762.40; H. C. peach,
!.00ar2.60. Alaska salmon, red. $1.26; fancy
Chinook. F., $2.10; fancy aockeye, F., $196;
sardines. Vs oil, 82.50; V mustard, $2.50(3.10.
Sweet potatoes, $1,1641.26; sauerkraut. $1 00;
pumpkins, 80ci$1.00; wax beans, 2-lb., "bit
he; lima beans, 2-lb., 76cti$1.35; spinach,
$1.36; cheap peas, 2-lb., t?0c; extra, 76te;
fancy, $1.351.76.
HIDES AND TOLLOW-Qreen salted.
No. 1, 12Ho; No. 2, UHc; full hides, 8HUHc;
green hides. No. 1, 10c; No. 2, 9c; horse.
160'3.i6; sheep pelts, 6ocia$1.26. Tallow,
HOGS Receipts.
2H V 6c lower; top,
$6,604 6.60; heavy.
$6.65tt6.62V.; pigs
6.624.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. MOO
head; market 10c lower; lambs. $6.o0lii
7.90: few ewes and yearlings. $6.0O6.1O;
Texas and Arizona yearlings, $3.606.26;
Texas and Arizona sheep, $4.60tt 6.90;
Texas goats. $2.260 3.60; stockers and
feeders, II. 6004.76.
WOOL-Per lb.. lR326c.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
No. 1 ribs. 12c; No. 2 ribs, 10c; No. I ribs,
e; No. 1 loin. 15c; No. 2 loin, 12Wc; No. 3
loin, 9c; No. 1 chuck, 6'4c; No. 2 chuck, 5c;
No. 8 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round, 8c; No. 2
round, 8c; No. 2 round, 654'; No. 1 plate, 3c;
No. 2 plate, 2Hc; No. 2 plate, 2c.
Xew Vork Litre Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 17. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 852 head; market feeling easv, with
thirty cars reported for Wednesday s mur
ket. Dressed beef full to steady at 7&e
for sides; hinds and ribs. 11Vi12Wc; chucks,
7rn54jC Liverpool and London cables steady.
Exports todav, 992 cattle and 2.000 quarters
of beef; tomorrow. 48 cattle, 16 sheep and
4.5f0 o.uarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 16t head; little doing
and market feeling weak: poor to good
veals sold at $4.7rxJj7.:5: buttermilks nom
inal; dressed calves slow: city dressed
vesls. 8rfil2c; country dressed. Mile.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.486
head; sheep steady; prime and choice
lamba scsrte and feeling firm: others quiet
and steady; sheep. $3. (K "(; no choice
sold; culls, $2.00: lambs. $6.7548.00; one car
choice. $s.80; culls, $6.(0.
HOOS-Receipts. J.196 head; nominally
steady for hogs and firmer for pigs.
Bt. I.onla Lire Stork Market.
BT. LOUIS. July 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts 6,000 head, Including 1,700 head of
Texans; market higher; native shipping
and export steers. $4 606 .15; dressed
beef and butcher sters, ;J&g 6 40,
steers under 1.O00 pounds. $3.604.75;
stockers and feeders, $2.000 4.00; cows
and heifers. $2IOfi6?S; tanners. $1 0on
2 00; bulls, $2.40 4.00; calves. $$ 00r
8 60; Texas and Indlnn steers. $2.60'o; 6.00;
cows and heifers, $1.8545 $.25.
HOGS Receipts. 10,000 head: market
B- lower; p1g and llthts. $6 60&6 7o:
packers 86 7.1 ft 6.75 ; butchers snd best
hsvv. $6.651 '75.
SHEEP AND LAM P.S Receipts. !.,'i)
head; market steady: native muttons
(inn40- Ismhs. 4n0$01: -ni's and
bucks, $3,001, 3 50; stockers,
Evaporated Applea and Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK. July 17. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market inactive owing to the
very light stocks. Europe is a fair buyer
of futures, but offerings are liberal and
prices sre no better than steady.'
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRU'TS Prime,
llfjllc; choice, lUt.'&'llttc: fancy, 12c.
Prunes are without fresh feature, quota
tions ranging from 74e to Ho, according
to grade, with the outside price nominal
In the abaence of supplies of the larger
sixes. Apricots are unlet, with choice .
quoted at 18c; extra choice, 13V4jc; fancy,
144xl4Vc. Peaches are firm, .with choice
quoted at HVgllc; ex,tra choice, 11VW 11'4-;
fancv, Uto2c; extra fancy, 12112Ho.
Raisins are unchanged, with loose mus
catel quotel at 6V'i7r; seeded raisins, bW4
7c; London layers, $1.66.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 17,-fOTTON-8pot
closed quiet: middling uplands, 11. One; mid
dling gulf. 11.25c; sales, 76 bales.
LIVEHPOOI July 17. Bpot quiet; prices
three points higher; American middling
fslr, 46d: middling, 6 18d; low middling,
5id; good ordinary, 6.73d; ordinary, 6.53d.
The sales of the day were .() bales, of
which 6i0 bales were for speculation snd
cxnort and Included 400 bales Americsn.
BT. IOUIB. July n.-OOTTON-Spot
closed stesdy; sales, SflO bales; low ordinary.
7tye. nominal; ordinary, 8c. nom'nal; good
ordinary. 9 6-16c; low middling, Uc; mld-
i.dllng, 11c: good middling, HHc; middling
fair. llc. nninlnal: fair. 12Hc, nominal;
recelpta. 11.472 bales; stork. 61.607 bsles.
$2.760 6 25.
feeders.. 9-2 $ iO
St. Joieh Lire SlAck M"eV-t.
ST JOSEPH. July 1 7 C TTLE Re.
relpts 2 722 head; rm'ket strong to 10o
higher: natives 4.50i&00: cows and
hslfors. $i.7a"T 6.00: stockers and feedf,
33.nox8.76. . , .
HOGS Recelrt. 11.180 head: msrk.t
lower: Heht. 55 6 4 : : m-llum s ; '
heavv. t6 50(ft6 60: hul of ss'-e $8 52V,
3o- bulk of sal". 5214f,1- ...
head; market steady; lambs. $6 5077 8.1. .
HEAL ESTATE TRAXSrERS.
A. L. Reed et al. to Anna R. Colt,
lot 3, block 4. Reed's 6th add f
William Whitney to C. A. Schmidt,
lota 82, 33 and 24, Paulsen's add.
The Blair State hank to William
Whitney, same
John W. McDonald, sheriff, to
the Omaha Loan and Building
association, lol 6, block "U,"
tMiinn's 2d add
Vary Gorman to Omaha Grain Tsr
mlrals, lot 28, block 8, KountxS
A ftuth's add
John Mack to earn-, lot 6, blork.
9. Kounti" 6i Ruth's
A. F. KilkT io same, nV of lot
9, block 8, Knintz', & Ruth's..,.
Marsare: Curran and huhaid to
Alexander Grant, sMs of lot 6.
blok b. Stuth Omaha
Byron Beed to F. M. Parker, s's of -lot
723. Pr spect Hill cemetery..
Caroline L. Popple'on. et al to Ed
gar Lancaster et al., lot 13. block
4. Sulphur Spring.. .............
Delia C. Pa-rlrk to Jamei W. Gar
ner. Jr., ln's 8 and 9, b!ok 5,
Melrose Hill
4-1. . iu. attack Market. !
. . . . . . - lC,..ia fCe'-ll R. P'iir,dU and wife o same,
SIOT-X CITY la . J-J'y 'Ppe cla Melrose Hill
Tel-rram CATT' E Bereipts. n ,,,r,sht to Tunis Conk.
hesd- marV ee-dv: i'ocr iini-nnnn-i . - , .
de.rVt75-i.v. vow. bo-.. s:d -1 ;,.r,vr;;. ;..; vn tVil.h-.on.
tS O0 4 "5: stockers "-.''"V, J, W lot 12. Mock 7. Plan'lew
4.00: -elves and "d m rk- orK W. Foreman aid wife to
HOOS-P JP-; 4t;7ftCV,,,. hTf M"s:n Con. w90 f.-t of lot
leafy. .4045.e. lu k or hlo,k Sr. Hn.u Omaha
- n i
LAMBS Receipts. 291
3l. 45e
HHF.FP
hesy!; steady
Sfelt In al-4i.
Receipts of live srk st H
clpal western mir'' ;
3 TOt
1.410
I voa
e p.
6 610
6.110
six prln-
Houth rtTialia.
Sioux Cltv...
Kansas "-. .
St. Toeeoh
Bf Louis
Chicago
Totals
.37.922
Hi" S'---- I
7 n 7." '
4 000 2 ;
1 6 mo 5 I'll !
in i n ' '
10.011 S .'09
18.009 18.0 '0
65.080 42.761
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 17 -COFFEE -for
futures omenta irregular at a
Market
decilne
Hnrr ' P. A"dr'on and hultnd
in da Peterson, lo' 4, block 1.
t v. View . .
Ornar-a f-'sfe Dpolt aid Trust '.
'Omi'Hnv finitiiia l.liifttln
n"strlf Rallwnv company. 3.21
srreie e S U 7-14-11
Thomas W. Wha'o-i a'ld wife to
roe. earn
Tb n -n It' onianv t,, same,
6.11 a rs ntvti sw'i 8-14-13...
erl We'mnre ard wife lo
F L. Ciriti'-v. lot 3. bh k "fl."
f-hlnn's sdd
Anrs 1. T. Vnre to Wll""m H.
Vnre. lot 9. hlo'k 1. Ilsnunond
Place, and lot )6 blot-k 1; .South
Omaha park....:
6,760
1.609
7.100
1,000
6.504
$.500
1.400
11
$60
1
1
.1.700
TVI
6,001
100
1.200
1
Total for July 17, !$.... I0.$2