THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt FRIDAY, JULY 20, lJXXt.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Up Like Rocket nd Dotro Like t
Ltone.
WHEAT OPENS HIGH1R, CLOSES LOWER
A'T,W Kenrly Cet en (lalllsk
v aad Heavy Decline oa
Selllapj.Mero BUrk Rasl
rortH4)au 4f Weak.
OMAHA, July 1, IV.
It was up and flown with th wheat today,
ma close twin lower than yesterday after
an early strength tn which prices were up
nearly a cent. All the news waa bulliah
.Tporu from Russia, black rust In the
northwest and bull advices from Argentina.
mere waa more talK of black rust than
4 M: future, steady; July. 4a rHd;
SEW YORK OCiIRaL MARKET
Qaotatlos
Tarlati
f the Pay
Commodities.
. NEW YORK. Julv U-rLOl'R-Bwtpti,
11.474 bbls.; exports. 7,115 bbla. ; market.
Steady with moderate Inquiry. Minnesota
rinl, 4 y4(r Minnesota bskers. U 46
fc-34; winter patent, KOfrW 26: winter
etratirhla, . 8a.754T3.96; winter etraa. 82
1 40; low grades, 3tASa. Bye flour,
steady; fair to gotd, 83.40V3 90; choice to
fancy. 11k84?0. . .
CORNMEAIy-Steady; fine Whit and
low. II ial lo, coaraa. 31.1031.12; lln dried.
i;.nn.M.
RYE Quiet: No. J western, 7He. f. o. b.,
New York.
WHEAT Receipt. Jn.onj bu.; spot market
steady; No. J red. 33e elevator; No. 2 red.
84sie. f o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Du-
luth. Pc f. o. b., afloat: No. 1 hard. Mani
toba. M f. o. b, afloat. Starting rut
with a strong advance en bulllah Ruaalan
crop news from th northweat wheat grad
ually weakened under profit-taking. The
af--' Tirvt wa i'te h-avv r-
aensaUon.l aVjf . f m rtn'is1 " former tponM to denials of ruat damsge and llqul
naatlonaj reporta At the , opening, winch L,. ,,, ..oelns only ,c i.ei h.aher. May,
- - -... " nit i rr a m i ubii ij
mrf rt,.. .r eiosen at
t.rH. w . " ,VJ" C"V I RtV. closed at Mo
T ' ' ' mi, Ml Ull Veiling
t 'he advance and cloaed Ho below yes-
, . . ur neptemper. ine cioae waa on a
slight rally
Corn opened strong at He advance In sym
pathy with wheat. With the down turn In
wheat there waa heavy selling of corn and
the market declined almost a cent from
. the top. The cloae waa Sc below yesterday
" '"J July nl 40 lower for Beptember.
The oata market waa nominal, the Quo
tation being slightly lower.
Primary wheat tecelpla were 199.000 bush
ala and ehlpmenta 41u,00 bushels, against
receipts lat year of 7K2.O0O buahela and
ahlpmenta of eSrt.OOO buahela. Corn receipts
were 444,000 bushels and ahlpmenta 6i9,'W
buahela, against receipts laat year of 878,000
, buahela and ahlpmenta of 1M.OO0 bushel.
Clearances were 4,0W buahela of wheat.
1.3X4 barrels ot flour and li,(M buahela of
corn.
Liverpool cloaed Hd higher on wheat
and HHd higher on corn.
Local rang of options:
&t"V; July. rai5-i
September. SI i-lrVB
f8-lc. cloaed at 84Hc; December. 8?Ha
t7Sr. cloaed at MSc
CORN Receipts. HH.150 bu.; exports iw.ra
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Cloae. Tes y
July..
Sept..
Sept...
May..
Oata
July..
72B 72B 71A 71A
72B 7JB 71H 71HA
4B 4SHB 47B 47HB
7fcB47WB 4RHA
A 44A 43 H 4JH
82HA
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Rales.
CORN No. S. 2 cars, 41c
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 72072 He; No. I
hard, 6l71c; No. I spring. 71c.
CORN No. , 48c; No. S yellow, 4c;
No. white, 4c.
OATS No. 1 mixed. SSc; No. I white,
IS He; No. 4 white, 16c.
RYE No. 2, 64c; No. 3. 51c
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago 403
Kansas City 263
Minneapolis 117
Omaha 28
Duluth ,.. U
Bt. Louis 163
193
23
17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
bu.: anot market ateadr: No. 2. S7c eleva
tor and He f. o. h.. anoat; ro. i yenow.
fVic; No. 3 white. Wc. Option market waa
quiet all day and aeneraur waaer cn gi
weather, liquidation, ana eioeea
lower. July, 67V7 -lo. cloaed at S7HC;
September. 87'6'MHc. closed at 7V: De
cember closed at 8mc. . .
OATS Receipt. 17.B) bu.: apot maraei
ateady: mixed oata. 2 to 2 Iba.. 43c; nat
ural white. 30 to 8 lb . 43440; clipped
white, sn to 40 iba.. imwc.
FKF.nateadv: amine- bran. 318.35 prompt
shipment: middling. 819.00 July shipment;
cltv. 1 21. OOF 23 60. .
HAY-Steadv: ahlpplng. o-sc; goon to
Choice 8Mm ' .
HOPS Steadv; state, common to cnoie,
1C0S crop, jog 15c; 1904 crop, nominal: olds,
nominal; Pacific coast, 1 crop, lOCl&c;
1904 crop, 13c; olds, nominal.
HinF.S-Bteadr: Galveston. 20 to ! lbs.,
av; California, a to 25 Iba.. 21o; Texas,
dry. 24 to SO lbe.. le.
T Kathfh-Rteadv: acid. JwraHU
PROVISIONS -Peef steady: family.
Iiftcvto P0; tneM. 38. OW SO. Beef ham.
321.0OS22 K): r.acket W .0O.W9 W: city erira
India mea. 3l5.0iWtB.8O Cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies. 311 60ei3.60; olckled ahoul
rtera. 38 2Mj.75: pickled heme, 12.r&13 .75.
Ijird barelv ateadv: western prime. 300;
i?i.u refined, quiet: continent. 39 45: South Amer-
lea. 310.00: compound. 37 0g7 7f. Pork. Arm:
famllv, 319 50: abort rib.' SlS Wyi"
TAI.t.nW Rarelv ateadv: cltv C2 00 per
pk . 4 15-lc; country (pkg. fre. 4TjreVc.
Kit B tjuiei; oomtic. tair to eir.
BUTTER Steady; street price, extra
creamerv. 40U(SMc. Offlclnl prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. lSHflHc; renovated.
common to extra, 12iW. weeiern iao
tory, common to Urate. l31T17c; western
Imitation creamery, extras, IVfrc; western
nrsta. ISH'VlTVre.
CHEESE Firm: new. state, full cream,
large, fancy, 1314c: fr. to good, lOHllc;
smnll. fancy. c; fair to good, 10ifl0ie:
Inferior, (jre
EOQ8 State. Pennaylvanla and nearby
fancy aelected white. 24c; choice. 22-ffMc;
mixed extra, 22c; weeterrt firsts. l,18c;'
aeconds, l16Hc; southern, 15S16c.
POULTRYuve, eaeler; spring chickens.
22c; fowls, 15c; turkeys. 10c; dreeaed, steady;
western snrlnc chickens, waix; luraeys.
llfttfc; fowls, lliQ14c.
71HA
71ViA
47T4A
47HB
U4
12
'io
70
St. I.oals Geaeral Market.
8T. LOUIS, July 19. WHEAT Steady;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 87Tic; track,
76H76.c; September, 76H75Hc; pe-
nara, i s rt
reatares of the Trad lac a Clala
Prlcea Board of Trade
condition of the Ruaalan crop were the mJler' 'H78Hc No. 3 I
principal innuencea ntnn uiiuh hid wuti -vi ...v, r.. track
market today. Early assertlona of damage CORN Lower! No. S rash. track,
were denied late In the day and the market 52 52 He; September, SOSc; December,
closed weak, although nnai quotations ,--.
hi, ;ru.,.. "... .u. ..... I niraTwurr Nn. i caarr a" He. am
terdav. At the cloae Sontember wheat waa Inal; track, 87Hc; September. 8314c,. LW-
H&c higher. Corn waa off Ho. Oats cemoer, e; no. z wnne, ,vo
NEW KORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Dai Dlint ea Wall BtrMt EiohaiM
Appr gch8 Tetr's Secord for tullnej.
FEW ISSUES MOVE AS MUCH AS A POINT
lalea Paclde Sags Laslfy oa Aa-
Oanreaaeat of Extra Dlvldead of
Oae.Qaarier of One Per Ceat
for the Qaarter.
NEW TORK, July 19 -The year s record
for dullness was approached In today a
business at the Stock exchange. The tedious
fluctuations represented potnlng but the
shifting operationa af a handful of room
tradera and they were not sufficient to
effect any appreciable movement. Few of
the active stocks moved as widely a a
point from laat night's level. Interest In
the market seemed entirely dormant until
the sharp rise at the last, when the market
held firm on the Amalgamated dividend
announcement. No leas than three meet
ing of corporation director wer sched
uled for the day to which Importance had
been attached In the previous stock mar
ket discussion and upon which speculative
hopes hsd been baaed or professed. It wss
early announced that the St. Paul meeting
could not be held owing to the Inability to
ecure a quorum of the directors. It had
been predicted with the uaual ahow of
confidence that the long expected financial
plan for the conatructlon of the Taclfio
coast extension waa to be conaldered at
this meeting and an official announcement
prepared. The market received the report
of the abandonment of the meeting without
a ripple.
Special effort had been made to drum up
a quorum of fnlon Paclflo dlrectore, but
they attended to only routine matters and
left the declaion of the next dividends In
the Mi and s of the executive committee.
Confident assertions had preceded the meet
ing that a large extra disbursement would
be made out of the proceeds of sales of
the company's holdings of Great Northern
preferred and Northern Pacific atock. The
day of a dividend announcement on Amal
gamated Copper la attended with more
speculative excitement In perloda of ae
tlvlty In the market than almost any other
event. The onlv snark of animation that
the market ahowed during the day followed
the aasembllng of that company a directors.
Various predictions had been heralded of
the probable action ranging all the way
from a passlne of the dividend to an In
creaae of 8 per cent. The atock agged
lastly on the announcement of the re
tention of the last dividend rate of 1H P"
cent to H per cent extra for tne quar
terlv period.
Foreign marketa continued under the
weight of the discouraging outlook In Rus
sia and It waa reported that the London
market waa affected by suppose! uouiaa
tion on account of the Beit estate. A re
port came from Chicago that railroad com
panlfa wer borrowing heavily from banks
there at 6H o per cent to poatpone of
ferlnga of securities In the present un
favorable market. The outcome of tomor
row's offering of moftO.OOO of Panama canal
bonds and the completion of the repayment
of 310,000,000 of government deposits which
have been recalled Is awaited with Interest.
Th. nrnfuialnnal element drew a negative
deduction favorable to a rlae from the
lack of pressure on the market, which re
sulted from the disappointing outcome of
the three meetings of the day. The strong
cloatng was the consequence of the only
demonstration of activity for the day.
Bonds were Irregular. Total aalea, par
value, 31,377,000. ITnlted Statea bonds were
unchanged on call.
The following are me qui.on wi
Stock exchange: . ,
lea. Hl. r"
n
4.tA0 MH 44 H
l.roo MH
were down TsQlc,
lower.
Provlslona were 316o FLOUR Steady; red winter Jt'jLfuJ;5
tii.N; extra rancy ana sirsigm, eo. iu-ir"
In k Amir K. m.rlt.t AfAAv I -leap 19. ITSa t
strong on an active demand by shorts and SEKD Timothy, steady; 33.76pi .60.
commission houses which waa based upon CORNMEAL Steady, 82-0.
fresh report from Minneapolis of addl- BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track. J537c.
tlonal Instances where black rust had been HAT-Steady; timothy, 312.604317.00; pral-
found In the spring wheat crop. A sharp rle, 39.00012.00.
rise in th price of wheat at Minneapolis ikoin tunun nio-ti.
apparently substantiated these advloea and I BAGGING 8Hc.
cauaea additional anxiety among local i tieMr ... .
short. Several reporta were received PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobn"f.
claiming that several provtncea In southern 317.35. Lard, lower; prime steam, 3&'H-
Russia had experienced a total failure of Dry aalt meata, steany; ooiro eir
the crop.. Late In the day denials came 39 75; clear ribs. 39.8.H; short clears. 310.00.
.caused considerable profit taking and a I POULTRY - Quiet; chickens. i re.
.sharp break In prices at Minneapolis springs, 17c Turkeya,-12 Ho.- uucasiec.
brought about a quick decline nere. i n i Geese, c.
market closed weak, although th early I BUTTER Steady; creamery,
gain was still retained. BeptemDer opened dairy, 14frl8c.
Hie to 3o higher at 78o to T8Tc, I EGGS Steady: 18c, case count.
advancsd to TO14C ana then declined to I Receipts and shipments ot grata ana nour
. . U - fc. K . . . n . n,,n I i m w.n t mkM A V ' boxed eXt TS Short.
of damage had been done by rust. This clear ribs, 310.62H: hort clears, 310.76.
l21c;
T8HHr78'40. The close waa at 78o. Clear- wr, aa follows
ances oi wneai ana nour were equai to so,dw i Flour, bu
bu. Primary reoelpU wr 1,000,000 bu., I Wheat, bu.
againac im,uv dil io toe airmponaini i corn, nu.
time laat year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Oats. bu.
.niuvsu ivnw ' rvwtpi vi m,
against 384 car last week and 231 cars a
year ago.
The early bulge in wheat strengthened
the corn market, but later th market
weakened on realising sale caused by
lnoreaaea accep
Receipt. Shipments.
8.000
....152.000
.... 66.000
.... 70.000
7,000
30,000
24.000
60.000
sharp decline In oats. ' 1
tances also weakened prlcea The market
Mtaneapolt Gratat Market.
MtNVRipnus. July 19. FLOUR
Flrat patents. 34.364.86; aecond patent.
84.1094.35; flrt clear. 33.363.45; sec
ond clears, 2.5030.
BRAN In ulk. 3" ,
(Superior Board ot Trade qnotatlonafor
Day
cioea we wnn prior, cioee i tne I "-..u.IZa- r,ica. .dellverrl
point or in any. Beptemoer openea HB-tc " '' ' ' ' 'Z. ' m. r-.nrTr t o bv F D
to Ho higher at S2H662o. sold off to 61c sATr
and closed at 61HC Local receipt were Co- UO-U Bo-ra ot TfMI' WMj
ihj ears witn m or contract graae. i : . . . . i t. I Close I Yea y
The oats market broke sharply about I Artlcles. Open. I Iilgn-I Low. ciose.l iss y
midday and lor tne remainder oi tn ses
sion the tone waa -weak. Reports were re
ceived that the recent damage report had
been greatly exaggerated and this eauaed
heavy sales by large holders. Cash -houses
also sold freely against country purchases,
During th flrat hour th market was
quite firm in sympitnr witn other grains.
September opened Htf-'ie to HiSTHo nlgtier
at Ha to 86c, declined to tJHc and closed
at &ia. uoru receipts were ii cars.
Provlslona wer quiet. A feature of trad
Ing waa an ad vane of 3Ho In the price of
July cork, the upturn being caused by the
buying of short. A firm market for live
hogs caused bullish sentiment In provisions
What
May..
July..
Sept..
Dec...
Flax-
July..
Sept..
Oot...
I
7fc78'i78NiH
7SiT. 7
78H4J
I
1 is4
1 13H
1 13
794
1 13411
1 18i4
1 13
T7H
78VOH1
1 18Vt!
I 12HI
1 UH
78H
1 ISH
1 UHl
77 .
77H
Was.
1 14
I 13H( 1 13
1 U
Kaaaas City Aral and Provlsloaa.
KANSAS CITY. July 19 WHEAT
July, 70Hc; September. 71 H: Decemner,
78e; cash. No. 3 hara. thw'c; io. . a,
At the close Sepumher pork waa up 16c at 71H71c; No. 3 red, 7JiW74c. iNO.
ii.w. ira waa on w a .IN14 kid I j, TJHfJ iao.
were 5&THO lower at 39.84.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: .Wheat,
cm cars; corn, la cars; oats, 14 cars; hogs.
l.tD neaa.
Th leading futures ranged as follow:
A nicies. Opn I High. Low. Close. Tsy.
Wheat I
July... rTXi
6ept..pV(
Dec.
Corn
July... Sept...
May...
Oats
July., Sept...
Dec...
May..
Pork
July..
Sept..
Lard
July.. Sept..
Oct. . .
Ribs-July..
Sept...
Oct.
8ogi
51 V
3HV
4KV&V
7S!
84Vt3&
87SVH)
19 14
17 40
7Hj
OS
10
4:
9 ti
30
78H rry,
7iH 78H
81Vt 80H
BH 81
62H 61
4VV ' it
n 3h
36 3Hi
i 841,1
37H Sfi-a
r'nNT lulv. 48Hc: September, 7Ho;
December, 44c; cash. No. 8 1 mixed. 610
51Hc; No. 3 white. 51Vi62C.
OATS No. 2 white. 41 He.
HAT Higher; timothy, unchanged; choice
timothy. 310.0m310.60; choice prairie. 39 60
4575.
ova? Dl.ov lAffifAp
I I rnna M,,ii.i hivher: Missouri and
nL,!S Kansae new. No. 2, whltewood caaea In
7H TlHff- eluded. lSHc: case count, 14c; cases re
0V,8OHivW turned Vc lesa. ,
u BUTTER creamery, ic; own,
lv I Mllwaaate Grata Market.
I uit mi'Krir .lulv 19 WHEAT Dull :
61
em
48'
19 90
17 75
I TH'
I 07HI
WHi
42H
46
32HI
19 15
17 60
3 87H
07H
tx
35
9 85
izh!
to;34SfH
rL No. 1 northern. iC4c: No. I northern. 810
1 o . cn..rnv-r Ri tjTnVn bid.
84H
3W
19 90
17 60
. I 8TH
8 97H
I ut
36
9 85
It
6
7H
19 00
17 46
Oenlember. 7Vtl70 bid
X2 w I. linn' ran. lUNU'HH.
B A RLE Y Dull ; No. t 6656Hc; sample.
"ORN-Lower; No. 8 cash; 514filHc; BP-
tember, 61 He.
Philadelphia Frdae Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-Bl.TTER-
n,n' ..tra weatern creamery. Zlc.
EGGS Firm: western ireen, toe at msrit.
CHEESE Firm; New lora iuii cream,
4JH lOVS'llHC
8 9S
905
9 10
Cash quotation wer follow:
FLOUR Steady ; winter patenta, 33.6054.00;
winter atraighla, 33.W.1.7u; soring patents,
U TOttHOO; spring straight. 3l4J3.fc; bak
er. I2.3u63.lu,
WHEAT No. 2 pring, 79SH0C; No. 3, T&S
T8c; No. 3 red. 7StJTc.
CORN-No. k. 6lSc; No. 8 yellow. 53r.
OATS No. 2. 36Hc; No. 2 white, 39c; No.
I white. SHtS9c-
RYE No. X 6HC
BARLEY Good feeding. 40c; fair to
choice malting, W0c
SEEDS No. 1 tin. 81.0SH: No. 1 north.
weatern, 31. 10. Timothy, prima. 34 26. Clover,
contract graae. u.
PROVISIONS Short rib side (loose),
39 3 36. Mess pork, per bbl.. 819 90. Lard
Dalath Grata Market.
nrt.rTH. July it. WHEAT No. 1
northern. 77Ho: July, 79 Sc; September,
78Hc; December. 78He; )'. shc
OATS TO arrive; on iraca ana juij,
81c
Telede Seed Market. ,
TOLEDO. July 19. SEEDS Cash clover,
87.10; October, 17.06; prime timothy, K10".
August alslke. fO. t rye, era, nuni-
InaL
A4ma Kisnss
Amslsaxia' Copper
American C. A T
Americas C. 4k T. pt......
Amerirsn Cottoa Oil
Americas rmtoa Oil yta....
Ameriraa ExpreM
American H. U. (d
Americsa Ice. securities. ...
American Ulnsee Oil
Am. LlnnMd Oil pf
American LoeemotlT
Am. Locomotive pfd
American 8. Sl It
Am. S. A R. pfa
Americmn Sugar l.ennlng. ..
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfs
Anaconda Mlninc Co
Atchlaoa
Atcbtaon pM
Atlsntlo Cosst Una
Btltlmere A Ohio
Fml. A Ohio pi
Brooklra Rapid Transit....
Canadian ParlKo
Central Leather
Catitral Leather pM.......,i
Central ot New Jemy-.
Cheaapeak A Ohio
Chlcaas Great W eat am
Chtcaso A Northwesters...
Chicago. Mil. A St. P
Chlcaso T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C. C. A St. L
Colorado fuel A Ires
Colorado A Southern.
Colo. A So. Jat pM
Colo. A Bo. 2d pfd..
Consolidated Oaa
Com Prod act a, rfg
Corn Products pfd. rfg..,,,
Delawars A Hudeon 4
Delaware. L. A W
Denver A Rio Grande
D. A R. 0. pfd ,
Planners' tecarltles
Brie
rle let pfd
Erie Id pfd
General Eleetrte
Oreat Northern pfd
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Intsrborougta Metropolitan.
Interborougb Met. pfd
International Paper ..
International Paper pfd ...
International Pump .......
International Pump pfd....
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kansas Cltv Southern
Kanaas City So. pfd
Louisville A Naahvllls ...
Mailcan Central
Minneapolis A St. Louis..
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M
M . Bt. P. A B. 8. M. pfd.
Mlsaourt Paclflo
Mltaourt. Kanaaa A Tolas.
M . K. A T. pfd
National Las
National R. R. of M. pfd.
New Tork Central
New Tork, O. A W. .......
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Amerlcaa
No. Pacific, ei-dlv
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P . C. C. A St. Louis
Preeaed Btael Car
Preaaed Steel Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading let pfd..,
Reading td pfd
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pftl
Rock Island Ce
Rock .Island Ce. fd...u.
Bt. L. A S. P. d pfd
Bt. Louis W
St U B. W. pfd
Bombers Pacific
S Ion Sheffield Steel .
Bo. Pacific pfd ,
Bouthem Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tenneeeee Coal A Iron...
Teiae A Paetne
Toledo. Bt. L. A W
T.. Bt. L. A W. pfd."
t'nioa Pacific
I'olon Pacific pfd
I ntted States Rxpreaa.
Tnlted States Realu
t'nltcd States Bobber
i. a. Huober pre.
I'nlted Biatea Btael
V. B. Steel pfd
Ve.-Carolina Chemical ...
Va -Carolina Cheat, pfd..
a beak
Wabaah pfd
Waila-Targe Expreee
Weetlnghouee C lac trie ...
Western t'aloa ..:
Wheeling Lake Erie...
Wlaoonals Central
Wla. (antral pfd
1,004 HH 2
4.400 44
H
1,000 10 HH
100
:
0
2Jt
tH
HH
5
70H
lit
14
eral fund exclusive of the 8iM rro.npo gold
reserve showsr Available rash balance.
,VV,.;70: sold coin and bullion. S.SnS;
gold certifli ates. 340,R,;fi.
Xeve Vark Meaty Market.
NEW YORK. J'lly U.-MONET-Oti call.
easy at 2&2H Pr rent; ruling rate, 2'4 per
cent: closing bid. 3 per cent; offered. 2H per
cent. Time loans. Irregular: 40 dsvs 4 per
cent: 90 days, 4H per cent; 4 months, (V5-S
per cent.
FRIMK .MEKtAiMII.K I'Al'ER-6trH
per cent.
8TEKI.INU Ml HA MK OteadV at
84 !4So4.84B.i for demand and at 84 8170a
4 4175 for no-da? Mils, posted rates, 34 SIHrf
4 nH: commercial Mils, M 1H-
SI LVEK Bar.
Mexican dollar.
(6Hc;
Johc
BONDS Government,
Irregular.
Ouotatlon on r w tork
were follow:
t). B. ref. s, reg 1"4 Japan a !d aeries
do coupon no ta cif.
t' S. ta. reg K'lV an v-t rtfa
do eotipon inl On 3d series
. S. old s, reg 104 It,, a N. unl. ...
do coupon .'. I" Mas r a aa
I'. B. s. 4a. reg 1J"4) M'i Central 4a...i
.1JS do 1st Inc
Minn A Bt. L. 4s
1" M . K. A T. 4a
.10k do !
. Hit N. R. R. of M. e
. HTa N. T. C. s. IVu.
ioj n. j. c. g. im
. No Pacific 4a. 104V,
. 1 I do Is T7V
...1114 N. W. r. 41 IOO14
U B. L, rtdg 41 K
do coupoa
Am. Tobacco 4s..
do te
Atchison gen. 4a.
do adj. 4s
Atlantic C. L. 4a
Ral. A Ohio 4s..
do ivts
Brk. R. T. c. 4a
Central of Os. Is
do let Inc
do td Ine
de td Ine
Cnel A Ohio 4l...
Chicago A A. ivte...,
C, B. A Q. s. 4ev...
C, R. I. A P. 4a....
do col. le
CCC. A Bt. L. g. 4a.
Colo. Ind. fcs, ear. A
do aeries B ,
Colorado Mid. 4s....
Coin. A Bo. tt. ......
Cuba (a
D. A R. O. 4a...
Planners' Bee. te
Erie p. I. 4s
do sen. 4a
Hnrklns Vsl. 4l
Japan 4a
OfTrd.
steady; railroad,
bond today
. '
. a
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"
.inni,
lonv,
. 7S
. 17
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41. MS
M
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t1
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Penn. con v. twa It
Reading gen. 4a M's
at L. A I. M. c. li..llMk
fg 41
41.
77 IS St. L. A 6. F
'S Bt. L. B. W
74 ahoanl A. L.
tl So Pacific 4e
11 V do let 4e rtfa
74 iBn. Railway le
. Teiai P. Ii
.. It T., Bt. L. A W. 4a
,. ''Vnton Pacific 4a ...
.lOSVt'V. B. Bteel Id ta...
slOl IWahaah la
.. HI On i)ab.
..innvi'Weatern Md. 4e
i." W. A L. B. 4a
. l'H Wis. Central 4i
9Hl
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74
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. PS
.111
.11
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. 7S
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. TTS
. 44W,
. 4S
.
OMAHA LIVE STOCl MARKET
Good Tat Ctttl C.roc, Others Tally
BUsdy.
HOGS DO NOT SHOW MUCH CHANGE
Receipts of Bhee aad tasah frons
Raagt Ceatlaae Liberal, W hlle
Trad Is lew for Va
rlety at It ea sea a.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 19. 1H
Receipt were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ..
Oincial Wednesday
urrtctal Thursday ..
Cat tie. Hogs. Sneep.
... 8.t( 6.46 1.1.4
... 3.4t7 8.763 6.3
3.J44 9,i .4n
... 3.3U0 9.4 I.eOj
Boatoa Stock aad Bo a da.
BOSTON. July 19. -Call loan. SH34H per
cent; time loana, ifiSH per cent. Official
'losing on stocks and bonds:
Atrhleoa adj. 4a ; 4 .Westing, common
Four day this week. ..13.661 33.29S 24,4117
Same day lest week....13.k'i3 29.4n 19.44J
fsme two weeks ago.... 7.81 91.0,0 979
ttame three weeka ago.. .12.9 41,il 8.4M
Daine four weeka ago. ...16.273 W.W4 4.0h
bame day last year U.i& .-ti ZX.t-A
KJbXJElfrS FOK THE V EAR 'IO DATE.
J he following table show tn receipts of
rattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to oate, compared with laat year;
19U4 1904. Inc
Cattle 6),4tf 44B.43 88.973
Hog t6o.717 1.4i,8 134.027
bneep 82A137 74.620 86,417
CATTL.B QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kind of cattl on th
Houth Omaha market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers 8&.tOS23
t sir to good corn-fed steers 6.(Xti 60
Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 46O4100
Uood to choice cows and heifers... 3.7tu4.&0
ralr to good cows and heifers 3.tVu3.76
Common to fair cows and heifers.. l ibmiTo
uood to choice Blockers 4 feeders.. 8 76o4.10
rair to gooa stockers feeders.... lfcxu.is
Common to fair atockera 3.o'3.26
Hulls, stag, etc 3 .70tj4.lt)
veai caive 4,oo4is.(6
ine following table show th average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparison:
do
Mi. Central
Atchlaoa
do nfd
Roaton A Albany.
..101S
.. 71
.. ilS
.141
Roatoo A Maine 17
Potion Elevated 1S1
Pitchburg pfd 1S
Meilrsn Central ..... IKS
N. T., N. H. A H...1M,
Pen Marquette M
inion Psctoc 144
Amer. Arge. Chem..
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T...K..
Amer. -Woolen ...v
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Enlion Elec. Ilia.
Maas. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
t nlted Fruit
I'nlted Shoe Mich..
' do pfd
North Butte
V. 8. Bteel
do pfd
Bid. Asked,
Adventure
Allouei
Amalgamated .
American Zinc
Atlantic
Bingham
ral. A Heels..
Centennial ....
Cnnpar Range .
Daly Weet ....
Franklin
Oranby
. rHllle Roviie ...
. PI I'M. Mining
. lSVMIchlian
.l!HIMohawk
.112
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.10H4
. It
.l.w
. IS
. 1
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.ion
Mont. C. A C.
Old Dominion ..
Orceola
Parrot
Qillncy
Bhannon
pTamarack
Trinity
1-. 8. Mining...
i B. un
i
77i.it tah
tl Victoria .
84tt Winona ..
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lot!,'
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. 17
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. 4S
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JUiy 10.
July u...
July 13...
Juiy li...
July 14...
July 14...
Juiy lo...
July 17...
July la...
July IB
Julv 8 1 e i i ni t 171 1 i t B2i 4 aai
uiy ...., a sh - is u II 4b I su
s wi a a w i sj
3 44 t 32) I 11 6 Mi 7 7
44HI 3 4 8 17 77;
6s 4 W fc Ui I 28
4 67WI 6 47i i 131 6 10 7 73
4 641 4 19 4 li 7 7
3 4!S 6 1 6 331 7 72
SOHI 4 M 1 4 10 T 71
New York Mining; Storks,
NEW YORK. July 19. Closing quotations
on mining sioces were
Adimi Coa
Alice
Breece
Pruniwlrk Con ,,
tomatock Tunnel
Con. Cat. A Vl...
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Lea drl l la Coa ....
Oflered.
10 j Little Chief I
...POO Ontario 130
... 55 Ophlr to
... JO Phocnts g
...14 Potoil n
... 0 iBavage 70
...tot Biem Nevada to
...US kmall Hopea as
... 8 IStandard S30
4.100 144S 141
inn US' liivtj nfn
0 12SS 1 1S
1.100 100 MS S
M.aoo ns isss tail
1,100 I7H MS 7S
too MS MS MS
100 1M IM 11
4.400 ins nts i's
M
1,10 7IS "S "S
too is llS US
' 400 86S HS S
.10 tit
too 60S
too 1S
100 IM
17,100 17
10
tit 2to
KS us
'1S lS
IM IM
174S 1T4
11
24
MO M US 1S
too 4S 41 4IS
KM 3S M MS
47S
41
too IMS HI 1
it
7tS
400 tntS 07 nt
100 4tS 45 4U
100 US S S
MS
OS MS M MS
7.(00 40 MS 40
4O0 11 its 71
!0 MS MS 41
Itl
TOO tS M IM
110 14
t" in 111 it
400 us iS S
lot 7tS 74 Tl
10 ITS 17S ' US
4
400 41 4 40
II
too tt tS KS
40 tlS 40 404
s
t"0 0"S ti4
I.IOO 14S 141 141
40 its iS to
100 46 44 tt
HI
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400 SOS SOS S
M) tl list 1144
M
4 IIS TtS TlS
00 M M M
. 1,100 1114, HI
700 41S 4S 474,
. 1.104 IT '' MS 17
, to
1. 100 IMS
1.10 14
14,100 IM
40 MS
ltl
ws
114 S
M
K 4SS MS
It. to 111
lot
-o
too
to
t4S '
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14 100 M
too 7IS
400 111
1.000 14
to : tt
. l.to 147
10 intt
too rs
too 4S
MS
TO
117
I3S
I7S
144
10
tl
4a u,
a. 100 144S 141S
MS
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MS
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121
HIS li"S
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to
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4
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114
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147
to
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4S
. Bank of Enalaad Statement.
L.ONDON. July 19,-The weeklv state
ment of the bank of England ahowa the
following Changes: Total reserve. Increased
a.Ze.u"u; circulation, decreased 1SJ.OOO:
bullion, decreased 33,973; other securities,
decreased 12,0n0; other deposits, decreased
tj.e-4.uuu; pudiic deposits. Increased 1
879,000; notes reserve!. Increased 171.000;
government securities, unchanged. The pro.
portion of tne banks reserve to liability
thla week Is 49.17 per cent, as compared with
ao. per cent.
Bank of France Statement.
PARIS. July 19 The weektv statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
ensnges: motes in circulation, decreased
27.17H,Of)0 francs; treasury deposits. Increased
1.160,000 francs; general deposits. Increased
B.it.t)u rrancs; gom In hand, decreased
2.600.000 francs; silver In hand, decreased
1.42S.OOO franca; bills discounted. Increased
26,925.000 francs; advances, decreaaed,
9,oid,uw iranca.
Foreign Financial.
PARIS. JulV 19 Prices on tha Bourse tn.
day were weak owing to a heavy fall la
nuBsiane iouowing tne unfavorable reports
regarding the International situation In
Russia. After a slight rally Russians were
heavily offered and at the close were weak.
Ruaalan Imperial 4s closed at 74.60 and Rus
sian nonai ot ipt at too.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 19.-WOOLc-Th Improved
conamoni anuweo. in me wool market are
a distinct encouragement to the trade. A
hopeful symptom Is the disposition by the
western wool growers to sccept fair prices
, w A, m .11. t 1. A m . .
if. i.iifr,o. ma jiner araaea or pulled
wools are In best demand and a fair hni.
neaa la belnd done. Terrltorlea are mod
erately active.- Foreign giadea are steadv.
Among the quotations are: Kentucky, In
diana, etc., three-eighths and quarter blood.
82433r. Territory, Idaho, fine. 2324c; heavy
fine, lW!0c; fine medium, ;!&24c; low me
dium, &27o. Wyoming, fine. lfT24c; heavy
fine, 19J0c; fine medium. 2228c; medium.
27ta(c; low medium, 27x28c. Utah and Ne-
'. '(jioc; ncavy nne, i!jjJUc; fine me
dium, 235B25c; medium, 2728c; low medium
r(B2c. Dakota, fine, iwac; fine medium
', ineuium, hvjk; low medium, 274tbc
moniana, nne cnoice, tac; nne average
2&it'24c! fine medium rhnir. Itf,. Vfc.. . . 7 -
4f24c staple. 273Bc; medium choice. 278
8T. LrOUI8. - July 19. WOOL Steady
medium gradea, combing and clothing 24
&28c; light fine. 18022c; heavy flue. 14
whc; (up waanea, 4-vsstiC.
LONDON. July 19WOOL, The f
fetings at the wool auction sales today
mountni io I. Z3 Dales. Fine strong
haired descriptions brought out brisk com
petition, but faulty and Inferior grades
showed no Improvement. Punta Arenas
wool sold slowly. Americana bought suit
able lots. Following are the aalea In de
tall: New South Wales. 1.900 balea
scoured, Is 3d91s 10Hd; greasy, 7dls
Id. Queensland, 300 bales; scoured. ,1s Bd
491s 8Vd; greasy, 9df31a Id. Victoria,
1,600 bales; scoured. Is 2dla '
greaay. BVidtTla 3Vid. South Australia.
1.100 bales; greasy. 8dla lHd Tas
mania. 900 bales; greasy. 9dla 3d. New
Zealand, 6,400 bales; scoured. Is Hd
Is lid: greaay. 7dtjla id. Punta Arenas.
3,400 bales; greaay. dls lHd.
Date. 1804. 1906.1904.1903. 19O3.1901. 1900.
4 841 3 13
6 91 6 13
( 931 4 04
4 Ire I 4 41
6 641
s
I 771
6 66
6 6
.tii 4 t, 6 21 4 U 7 74 6 69,
6 13
t 03
103
4 94
4 87
8 M0 I Tt I lit 4 1
l MO it t ......11? I M
I iro l Tl
COWS AND HEIFERS.
It too t ta
Hr.in.H8.
I ;.. 4-0 1 t I T74 I M
I. 10 I HI 4 IM I M
II. tU I to M M I 71
1 110 I 40 I IM I M
I Tt I M 1 M tO
BLUA
1 lf0 I Ml 1 1110 I to
I to tt 1 o:o t to
1 10 I t 1 II VI I M
4 1117 I 41 1 M0 an
I 1IM II I.,. ice I IS
I I'M I Tl 1 ISO 4 00
1 lu Tl I teiO t M
1 neo Tl I lo I ae
1 Ill I 71 1 10 4 M
1 140 II 1 H0 4 II
1 .... lno I ts 1 44 M
CALVE!
I tl I 0 1 11 I 00
1 171 f Tt 1 10 I 0
1 14 I 00 1 110 0
I Ill I 10 I IM
I rt 4 o i h i n
14 4 M I. IM I SO
1 10 4 4 IM I K
1 l: 4 0 - I I" I it
4 fig II I til 4 71
I M IN
STAGS.
1 1400 4 M 1 1410 4 M
I loao 4
BTOCKERS AND FEKDF.RS.
I IM I 00 10 441 I 11
I M I 40 II 110 t 11
l loo m i 4o i to
1 40 I 10 11 tit I M
1 IM 171 II Iw) 0
1 M Id 1 47t I M
Mt I 00 11 IM I 10
1 TlS t M M ltOO 4 II
4 lt 0
WESTERNS-NEBRASKA.
1 cows 9riS 2 00 1 cow 780 t 00
8 heifers . 43 1 30 1 calf 240 3 00
2 foi.. 9Ce 3 10 10 feeders. . 448 3 16
13 feeders.. 110 3 16 1 calf 360 4 00
calves... 240 4 00
W. P. Wood Wyoming.
16 cows 923 4 06 36 feeders.. 1000 4 15
HOGS The hog market has been rather
difficult to describe of late. Yesterday
hogs sold early In the morning 6-tJlnc higher
and before the close the same kind of hog
sold 10c lower. In fact It was hard work
to tell st sny time during the day Just
where the market was.
Today'a market opened very slow and
dull, but became more active when buyers
and sellers finally got together on a trad
ing basis. The hogs sold largely at 34 US
8 66, which waa a little stronger than yes
terday's close, but not so good sa yeater
day's early market. After all the slugging
the market has received at the handa of
buyers the hog today sold only about 6c
lower than at the close of last week, but
the market la 12Sc lower than the high
time the middle of laat week.
ra and feeder, 88 4093. 13; raitea And
yeerllpgs, ii.S0Q3.to. -
HtHlS Receipts, 4,704 bead; market 41
19c lower, eelllng at 38 4t4 31; bulk
ale. 342H47W.
OM4HA WHOI.K. A.1.B M4RK8ST.
Jtapl aad Feaey rredaee.
FOrvS-necelpts, liberal; fresh lock, USo
L1VK POL'I.TRT Hen. SrlOc; roosteis.
4c; turkey. 1MIV; ducks, 7o; spring chick-
nts, l'n.,o per lb.
BITTKR I'arktng stock. 14V: choice
fancy dairy, lfcc; creamery". tltMVv
HAY Prlcea quoted by Omaha Teed com
pany: Choice upland, 89 00; medium, 8.jOi
coarse, 8.flott.8n. Hv atraw, 6o7.0vV
PRAN Per ton, 314.40,
TOMATOES-Illinois, per crate of SO lbs.,
IOC
WAX RF.ANB-rer market casket of
about 16 lbs , 60c.
STRING HBaNS Per market basket of
about 16 lbs, r"T. .
TIRNIFB. BEETS AND CARROT6V
Ter dog bunches, 26c. .
LEAF LK1TLCE Hothoute, Pf d.W.
heads, 20c.
CCCVMBERS-Hom grown. Ier
oc; Texas, pee bu. bo. .
ONIONS-Home grown. IVge Pr
Teaaa, In crate white. 31.74. -GREEN
ONIONS Per dos bunches.
4 44 6 18 j 7 6o 8 tU 4 Is)
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hoaa.
Omaha I1.76U6.20 3. 4646.66
Chicago l.?6iB 6 40 6.7Ug.86
Kansas City 2.9096.26 6.60O3.46
M. LOUIS 1.85U4.24 .0u.7 Vh
Sioux City 3.26tfC76 4 40466
HtUMiSUAl 8 HHirMbNla
The followlna shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country Wednesday and their points of des
tination:
CATTLE. Cars.
Z. H. Clark. Tllden-N. W 2
Fred Blake. Hastings U 1
A. H. Davidson. Claffer, Mo. Q 1
M. R. Orath, Vail, Ia.-N. W 1
W. R. Klrly, Sterling O. 1
Thomas Lawler, Glfford, la. N. W 3
v. h. Dunn, St. Anthony, la. N. W 1
W. H. Dunn, Glfford. la.-N. W 1
Tlndle Security bank, Avon, S. D.-Mll... 2
vt . vt auace, Washington, la. U 1
SHEEP. D. D
Phillip Klschner, Grlswold, la. R, 1 1
1. L. Brown. Snyder N. W 1
W. Bingham, Vernon, Mich. J 1
HORSES.
Burgees Nesl & Co.. Kennaid N. W...... 1
J. K. Halstead, Tecumseh-Q 1
Carman ft Judy, Otego. Kan., R. 1 1
A. M. Garmon. Otego. Kan.. R. 1 1
O. H. Kaldel, Brlceiyn, Minn., N. W 1
R. M. Carper, Audubon, la.. N. W 1
Parker ft Lee, Correctionvllle, la., N. W. 1
G. H. Augustus, Pslns, 111 1
Al Russell, Newcastle, Neb., M. ft O...... 1
Townsend ft R., Tecumseh. Neb., Q 1
H. C. Partlow, Clyde. III.. Q 1
C. E. Owen, Anselmo, Neo., Q 2
Berman ft H., Delta, Ia. R. 1 1
J. E. Halstead ft Son, Code, Neb., M. P.. 1
j. K. Btewart, ja., Kan. M. f 1
Emeran Bros., Denlson, la. 1. C..., 1
J. W. Reese. Norfolk-N. W 1
J. E. Halstead ft Son, Tecumseh Q 1
William Gowery, Newcastle M. ft 0 1
0. A. Fernald, OtaffOrdville, Kan.-Q 1
Mann ft Legit. Stella M. P. 1
W. J. Thompson, Rochester Q 1
C. M. Helm, Coin. la Wabash 3
J. T. Davidson, Warrenburg, Mo. M. P.. 1
L. D. Smith. Crelghton, N. W 1
A. C. Blum, Dodge-N. W 1
W. P. Nlms, Maquoketa. Ia. -Mil 1
Tha official number of ears of stock
brought tn today by each road was:
t.'attl. Hog. Bh p. H'f'4
No. Ae. Bh. Pr. K. Av. Bh. Pr.
44 W 14O 4 40 TO Ill 100 4 to
M ll ... t 41 10 10 10 4 It
It 171 10 I 4t 12. ...... Ill too I M
Tt Ml 14 4 44 Tt til IN t 10
44 IM ... 41 M lot ... 4 40
1 !4t 0 47 Tl 110 M 4 40
0 let IM I 47 71 Ml ... 4 tl
tl ITT 40 IT TO lit ... Ill
41 Ml to 47 II 117 ... 143
tl IM IM 4 47 Tl Ill 140 4 SI
Tl Ill 140 1 47 IT....!. ..HO ... t 12
T4 Ill IM I 41 It lit ... I II
47 l ... IM Tl ITS ... Ill
41 tOO IM 110 to IU ... Ill
Ill ... IM 14 171 ... Ill
It tOO ... I M TT IM ... t ft
II tt 40 I M ' TT IM ... 4 11
IM Ml ... t It ' M MO 10 Itl
47 174 140 I 10 tl tOO 110 Itl
74 Ill 40 t M 10 102 Ml It
tl Ml M0 t 10 M IM IM I tl
II IM M t It tl 141 ... Ill
45 141 IM I M M tm 100 4 M
74 Ill 10 o 14 144 40 I It
Tl 110 10 10 M Itl 40 I tt
tt Ill M I 10 14 lit 10 I tt
Tt M4 ... 4 14 M Mt IM I II
Tl 141 ... M tl 171 110 111
T4 lit IM t 10 tt 101 10 I 17
tt Ill M IM 10 rt ... 4 40
T4 1IT ... 10 tl tit ... t 40
TO 141 40 I M M IM ... 4 40,
Tt 114 440 4 ft
b"l AO HOGS.
1 .444 10 I U
C, M. ft Bt. P. Ry
Mo. Pac. Ry 18
r. P. System 14
C. ft N. W., east 1
C. ft N. W.. west.... 40
C, St P., M. ft O.... 7
C, B. ft Q., east 8
C. B. ft Q.. west.... 42
C. R. I. ft P.. east... 9
Illinois Central 3
Chl. Great Western.. 2
6
41
39
22
187
IS
4R7 1,8X4
6M 1,767 600
,210 8.362 661
344 3,226 . 4
362 .... 300
49
73 .... . ....
54
35
37
43
39
40
643
12
28
io;
3.0
401
231 ttfU
..3.879 11.163
2,t8
1M
tn
CeBTee Market.
VPTW YORK. Julv 19.e-COFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at an advanc
of 10(918 point on higher European cable
per lt) lbs.. 3o.67. Short clear id (boxed. nl reporta from Braall ht congress
fc.S2Hft4.74. would soon vote on the valorisation aeheme,
Following were tne receipts and shin-I wn,cn "'.''T " iT.?
menu of flour and grain: pect will pass In Its new form. There was
Receipts. Shipments I considerable-realising at the sdvsnoe and
riour bbla.. 0 5i 21 400 prices lost part of th gain during th
Wheat, bu S42.t) 8o I middle, sion. Th general undertone wss
423 frIO I steady to prin, nowever. ana ne huh was
ikiain steady at a net advance of 6814 points
1
4
to 1
It too - MS
tt It
100 IM
10 tl
1.00 44
lit
Tt Tl
Ml 40
lot IM
1S MS
11 lot
14
10T
It It
44
171
ltl IM
IIS tl
"S
11
44 M
..
Corn, bu.. .... 2lS.0u0
Cat, bu 141. or
Ry. bu 4.60
Barley, bu 10 1,100
On tha Produce exchange today (he butter
marxei was sieaay; cresmeries, irnisc;
dairies, tt&17Vfco. Egg, ateady; at mark.
caaea Included, imiic; nrata. 16c; prim
nrsta 10V(C; extra, lovtc. vneeee, steady
UQUSC
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. July 19. CORN Higher; No.
I yellow, 62Sc; No. 3, 6c; No. 4, 61ic.
no a red. 30c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 3 white. 37,e-,
No. 3 whit. lie; no. 4 wnite, i0iic
WHISKY 31.39 for finished good.
LIvertvo! Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 19-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; fuuiraa, firm; July, 4 3d; Septem
ber as T4hd: Dwuewnbwr. 4s 8S4.
CORN - fas. uM4i Aanarkcaui mixed, old, I at 8UO0O,(M buabeis loss than last rar.
bags Including August at 4 2Sc; September,
8S-3fc; December. 44tvg.s4c: February,
4 74c; March, isoc: stay, ic; june, i.uoc.
Spot Rio, staady; No. 7 Invoice, 7c
Estimate of Wkeat Oep.
CHICAGO. July 19 The Dally Trade Bul
letin today laaued It annual eatlmat of
th wheat crop. Th crop of winter wheat
la placed at ia.nuouuo Duaneis ana that ot
spring wheat at IH6.000.000 buahela. making
a total yield ot 7iu.ujg.uuo ouaneis. euppnes
carried ever In second hands are set I ruat ad
at tt.0fXi.Ou9 bushel and It Is figured that
44.000. two buahala are atlll In the handa of
farmer, making a total supply for th year
of ta.ooo.O'V bushsls. Th estimated eon
sumption for th year Is 460. Out), 0H) bushels,
leaving available for xport during th
year and upplle oa baad July L lavf. 394..
Ouu.wnO. Th aggregate world a crop la plaoad
Total Miaa for the day. Ml.too shares.
LONDON, July 19 -Closlng quotations on
tht Stock exchange were:
Consols. BMaer ITS N. T. Central IM
ae account it ii-ii Norfolk a W at
Anaconda
Alchlaon
do pfd
II 1 da pfd
. 1S Ontario A W..
.1CI iPenaavlvaala ..
Baltimore Ohio HIS Raid Mlnsa
4iS
MS
IS
tiS
Casaellaa PaclBc ,...liV Raadlna
Cbae. A Ohio M so lat sfd
Chicago 04. W I7i do 14 pfd 4
C.. M. A Bt- P lto Bouthera Railway ... MS
HeBeers 17 so pd lot
Denver A It. O 40 Bout kern Pad Be M
do pfd 17 it'sloa PaclBe '..l7ik
Erie 40 d. pro ,,J
so ii prs r u. S. Stse Jt
-- r pre IM
Ill'nola Central 110 Waaeali m
ueuiaviiw m nasa...lM l e peg
. a. i u spasle 4s j
arvwB vi . , . . . .
unK'r? ,w i eieway, su i-iea per ounce.
MONE ISO I per cenu . .
The rat of discount In the open market
for hort bill I 3 per cnt; for three
.inuiiui wiiia is par cent.
'' Bank rieiriigt.
OMAHA. July 19 Hank clearings for
today wer 31. 433. 33.78 and for th cor
responding date last year 81,387,933 84
Treaewrr Btalaaaaat.
WASHINGTON, July 19 -Today's stat.
fneut of the treasury balances la the geav-
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Julv 1. MKTAIJl The
Ixndon tin market waa iVla higher on spot.
which closed at AIM -s d, but futures
were unchanged, at 16o 10s. Locally the
market was steady and about 71 points
nigner on tne average, witn spot quoted
et tmtt.&a? SO. Copper was higher In the
tondon market, with snot quoted at 80
17s 6d and futures at 0 ?s 6d. locally
th market was reported dull and more
or less nominal. Ike is minted at 318.37Vi
4718 76: electrolytic, at 3l8.0fym8.oO; caatlng.
3l7.76fi ISO". Lead waa unchanged, at 36 76
on tha local market and at lb 16a In the
London market. ' Spelter waa alao un
changed In both markets, closing at 28 17s
In London snd at 36 964.00 locally. Iron
was unchanged, at Nts Id for standard
foundry and at 60s Hd for Cleveland war
rante In the Enatern market Locally Iron
wss unchanged; No. 1 foundry northern,
lit frVfjlBrtO; No. 2 foundry northern. 318 00
4T18.50: No. 1 foundry southern. 8l7.rVrVi8.a
and No. .' foundry southern. lt7.fXVS17.74.
ST. LOII8. July 19 META LB Lead,
higher. 35.674; spelter, higher. 86 90.
Total receipts 1S9
The disposition of the day s receipts was
ts follows, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha packing Co
Swift and Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour ft Co
Cudahy Pkg Co., K. C.
Swift and Co., K. C
Armour ft Co., K. C...
Vanaant ft Co
Carey
W. I. Stephen
Hill
Hamilton
L. F. Hun
Klngan ft Co
Wolf
J B. Root
Loar Bros
Boden
Halstead
Other buyera
Total
r attt.k There waa a fair run of cattle
here for a Thursdsy. Several of the trains
did not arrive until late, so that no great
number waa on sale at any one time. The
market as a whole was In very satisfactory
condition.
Beef steers of good quality were In de
mand and sold freely at good, strong
prices; in fact the general trade might be
deacrioed as a gooa, strong ana active
market. There were a number of loads
In the ysrds good enough to bring 34.00 and
better. Shippers will bear In mind that
when too cattle are selling at sucn high
prices buyers sre very apt to mak a con
aiderable distinction between them and the
medium kinds. For that reaaon common to
medium klnda of cattle are not showing aa
much improvement a are tne Better graaes,
nor are they in as good demand.
Cows and helfere were In light aupply
and aold freely at fully ateady to strong
prices. The early trains were all disposed
of In very good season in th morning.
There were not enough stockers or feed
ers to talk about, but the few on sale
brought fully steady price.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
do .
lb.;
30c.
. . , Uiffifc a l... A r.m Hunches. 14C.
CA1L1F1 OWER-Per do heads T4C.
GREEN PEAS-Per bu..
NEW POl ATOKS Per bu.. 80c.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home grown, per bu., ocsj
SaVY BE AN8 Per bu.. 31 83; No. t
LIMA BEANS Per lb. 6Ve
TROPICAL FRt-'.TS.
DATES Per box of 30-lb. VVv U:
Halloween. In 7Mb. boxe. per lb.. 6c.
Psyer. per lb.. 4c; walnut stuffed. I-IB.
i.ks-8 8' 00 per dos.; -lb. boxes. 3100.
1 ORANGESr-Callfornl., extra fsncy l.sv.
els larse tflie 34 1.vtT 00; Mealrerraneart
rcMil1Sa Hv54Ai Vslenctss. all
sixes. 866,60. ...
lJCMONB-umoniers. Twai- oa gt hr
slse, 34.00 ; 300 to JflO lse, 3.6OJ'..0O, Other
brands, 1100 leas. tiul
FI09-Cnllfornla. per 10-1b. e"Jf.
SSc; Imported Smyrna, three-trown, nc,
' PANANAS'Ptf medlum-.lse4 bunch.
WrMS-H. 34. 30 .nd
,,W' FRUITS.
CHERRtES-Callfornla. 33.00 per bom;
. ) i-- aa.cii crate. 31.60.
B rer ciaw m "
GOOSE BERR1E
12.00.
At.,
8HEBP Sheep are coming in aulte lib
erally this ween, the arrivals being so far
ine Heaviest oi tn season, as compared
with a year sgo there Is a very large gain
In the receipts thla week. While the re
ceipts today were quite liberal they did
not arrive at tne yaroa until wen aionar
toward midday, which made the market
extremely slow and dull. The market at
tnis point is In rsther peculiar condition
owing to the fact that the week atarted
out with prices at such a high point. Buy
ers are unaoie to forget that the same
wethers which sold here on Monday at to. J)
brought 36.60 In Chicago. With figures like
that staring them In the face It would be
only natural to expect buyers to be rather
bearish In their views snd to tske plenty
of time In making their selections, all of
which means a slow and dull market.
Quotations: Good to choice spring lambs,
I4i6&7.60; fair to good spring lambs, 14 ttfc
In. To; good to choice yearlings, U7MKo;
fair to good yearlings, ls.60tie.78; good to
choice wethers, 34.9utf6.26; fair to good
wethers, 34.764.90; good to choice ewea.
84 .90f5. 36; fair to good ewss. 84.tVtf4.90,
Representative sales:
No. M At. Pr.
100 fed ewes 98 3 60
449 fed ewes 94 4 80
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Iloaa Weak to Tea
Cents Lower Sheep Weak,
CHICAGO, July 19. CATTLE Receipts,
6.500 head; market, steady; common to
prime steers, 34.25(&4.30; cows, 32.7fjdY4.60;
heifer. 32.765.26; bull. 3-.0Oi4.:6: calve.
35.7Wi7.0O; stocker and feeders. 8160(84.26.
HOGS Receipts, 18.000 head; market,
weak to lOe lower; choice to peime heavy,
8n.7rjo24V.85; medium to good heavy, 36.6y
6.70; butcher weight. I 7fVH6.85; good to
choice heavy mixed, 36.6&tjf3.r)6; packing, 36.00
C4.66.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
head: market, weak to 25c lower: aheep,
34.2(6.76; yearlings, 35.20tJft.35; lambs. $5.76
68.25.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 19.-CATTI.E-Re-celpts,
6,900 head, Including 2,600 southerns;
market, strong to 10c higher; choice export
snd dressed beef steers, $6,6046.25; fair to
food, 34.0ntjj5.40; western fed steers, 33.76&
00; southern steers, 33.0i&6.00; stockers
and feeders, $.6424,nO; southern cows, 32.00
ti3 50; native cows. 82.00tfN.40; native heifers,
33.O.0&66O: bulls, 31 60434.00 calves, $16O00.
HOGS Receipts. 8,000 head; msrket.
Steady to 2toc higher; ton, $4 67; bulk of
ssles. 36.67to(i.66; heavy, $6 ).; packers,
3.&64J.66; pigs and lights. 9&9066.67W
8HDEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,000
hesd: market. 10c lower: lambs. 86.b0fi7.ao
fed sheep and yearlings, 34.6Odj4.O0; Texas
snd Arizona yearlings. $o.50e.26: Texaa and
Arlaona sheep, 34.60tj6 80: Texaa goats, 33.00
cjasu; atockera ana feeder, 4j.004js.oo.
St. Uiii Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 19. CATTLE Receipts
4.000 hesd. Including 3,300 Texans: market
higher: native shipping and export ateera.
$4 " 26; dressed beef and butcher steers,
83.TOti6.90; steer tinder l.Ono lbs., $3.6064.46;
stockers snn feeders, z.ooj4 ( ; cows snd
heifers. $2.1iku5.26; cannera. n.eOiaOO: bull
3i.60tj4.00; calves. 33.0O4M 60; Texas and In
dian steers, li.ttorao.uu; cows snd heifers,
$1.KST3 26.
Htxio Receipts. 4.000 head; market.
lowerr ntes nl llwrtta tASiiaVATK r.m pk.r.
36 40gc.66; bulchera arid best heavy, MMri
rriL.
SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts. 1.000
neaa; market, strong; muttons, M.owrn.00;
lambs. 34 00o 00; culls and bucks, 33.009
t.vu; stocaera, a. iTyne.uu.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. July II s-COTTON-8pot
closed quiet; middling uplands. He; mid
dling rulf. 11.26c. Sales, loo bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 19 COTTON Spot in
moderate demand, prices 1 point higher;
American middling fair, 4 lid; good mid
dling. 431d; middling. 4 lid; low middling.
6 93d: good ordinary. 6.71d; ordinary, 6 51d.
The sales of th day were 8.0U) balea. of
which 60 were for speculation and export
and included 6.7 balea of American; re
ceipt a 4 ft balea, no American
BT. I5UI8. Julv UCOTTON-Bteadv:
middling. 11c Balea, none; receipts. 20
balea; ahlpmenta, 114 bales; stock. 24.44
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 19 -COTTON
Spot closed quiet snd eaay. Bale 236 bale.
Ixj w ordinary, TVc nominal; ordinary, c.
nominal: good ordinary. 9i-14e; low mid
dling. lOAkc: middling, lie; good middling.
USc; middling fair. 11 Sc nominal; fair.
13c. nominal . Receipt. 344 bales: stock,
41, 3 be
Ma Av. Tt. K. Ae. Pe
I tT0 I 74 IT 1141 4 4S
It IM I SO tl tl It
I lot 8 M 11 10M I to
$ 1014 4 0 M 1111 I M
t IM 4 00 M 1141 I M
t 11M 4 00 14 1M I M
HI SIO 4 li T Ull t 10
I Ml 4 10 lit 1174 f U
It IS IM 40 lilt I M
to T71 4 40 IT lilt I M
II M4 4 40 U ..1171 I M
II 1M1 4 M 4 1.111T I M
II 114 4 M IT 1MT I tt
M !! I 0 44 1174 I T
11 1171 0 II 1IM I 71
M MT 4 00 II IM I M
i 1114 I M 1 1400 I M
$0 1041 I M It list I M
4t 1061 I M II 1411 I M
M HH I tt Ull I Si
1 110 I M U HM I tt
I 1070 I M 1. IM 3 tt
10 114 4 tt It 1411 It
It Hot I 4 I 14IT I II
41 Ull 6 44 . UM M
t M0 1 Tl I IM 3 Tl
t MO I M 4 Mt I Tt
1 460 I 10 M IM 3 M
TM I M 1 100 I U
t M4 8 I Ill I M
1 Tl I 0 1 1100 I M
II TM I It 1 Ml I It
1 lit I M 41 Ill I It
1 M0 I H I Tit I It
1 M IS 3 HI I It
1 lit I tl 44 to I M
1 Bt IB I TM I M
1 Tit I M 1 10M I M
II 171 I M II 1011 t II
II MS 1 M I Ml I M
I W IN 1 944 I M
U TM I It II 1111 I 44
1 4M I 4 U 10t0 I 4t
1 tuO I 10 1 10M M
1 IM I 40 1 Hit I M
1 M0 I M I lit I M
IM I M II til 4 m
I lit I M I Ml t M
I Ill I M I Ill 4 I
T lt I 11 in 4 1
I Mt I U 3 Ut 4
PEACHES Hle erly, 1100: ydlO; tTl
stone, 31.36; Texa e.iperta, K'
crate, 90c1.00,
PLUMS-Callfornla, tl.oWl .Ts. .
P LACK R ERR 1ES Per -"
RASPBERRIES Rd. per .-pt. cT-ia'
32.00; black, per 24-qt. crat. 83.00.
APRICOTR-Per 4-baskst crat. $1 76.
CVRRA NTS Home-grown, whit snd
red. per M-Qts.. 81 60.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lHo, or about
3fff3fic each. .
CANTKLOl'FES California, per crate,
Standard, 34 25; ponlea. POO; T'xa. per
crate, about 46 melons, 33 00; ponies. 82.00.
MISCELLANEOUS. ; .
CIDER Per keg, 33.76; Per bbl.. 84.T6.
HON ET New, per 24 lbs. 83 60.
CHEESE Swiss, new. 10c; IsconBin
brick. 12c; Wisconsin llmberger. 13c; twins,
13Hc; young Americas. 14c.
NUTB-Wslnuts.. No. 1, soft sheila, new
prop, per lb., lRVc; hard shell per ..
1SV4C. Pecans large, per lb.. 14c. m"'
pef lb.. 12c. Chill wnlnuts. per lb., 12.13H
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., l.e; hard
shells, per lb., 16c. Cocoanuts, 34 per stck
of 100. , . . .
Sl'OAR-Orsnulated cane. In bbls..
35 16; granulnied cane, In sacks, 84 11; gran
ulated beet. In sacke, 16.01.
SY Rt' P in bbla.. c per gal.: In case,
t 10-lb. cans. 31.70; cases 11 6-)b. cans. 31.80;
cases 24 2'4-lb. cans. 31 86.
COFFEE Roasted. No. 35. 35VK per lb.;
No. 20. 2W4.C per lb.; No. 36. WVte Pr lb.;
No. 20. 15V per b.: No. 21. I2My per lb.
CURED FISH-Fnmlly . whlteflsh, per
k.v.1 ton iha Mm Nnrwav mack-
?rl. No. 1, .28.00; No. I. 124.00; : No. .':
Irish. No. I. 314.0U; herring, In bls ojb
each. Norway. 4k. 312 00; Norway. 3k. 81300;
Holland, mixed. Ill.oo; nonana nerrmg. in
kegs, milkers, too; kegs, mixed. 70c. .
CAN IS x, U UUUUS v-orn, eieuuaiu
m vV: Maine. 81.16. Tomatoes. 3-lb.
cans, 11.2643)1.60; 2-lb . 9?Vcj!$1.00. Pineap
ples, grated. 2-lb.. 3I0i3ii.30; sliced. 3l.
2.20; gsllon snple. fancy. 33 90; Callforn
apricots, l.40f(j'..fJ'. pears, .i.ioria.w,
peachee. fancy. 3175i 40; H. C. peaches.
it.OOtM.oO. Alaska salmon, red, $1.2i: fancy
Chinook. F., 32.10; fancy sockeye. F.. 31 ;
sardines, H oil, 33 60: mustard, 32 6043.10;
Bweet potatoes, 31 161.26; sauerkraut, 31 00;
pumpkins, Kocifftl.00: wax beans. 2-lb., 79
80c: lima beans. 2-lb. 74CJJ31 .36; spinach.
81.36: cheep peas. 3-lb.. sue; extra. too'.v;
fancy, .1.301.76.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green Baited.
No. 1. 12V4'': No. 2. 11 He: fuH hides, 3Hir8Vra;
freen hides. No. 1. 10c: No. 3. 9c; horee.
1.60S3.26; aheep pelts, bOcfill 28. TallOW,
No. 1, 4c; ISO. I, BC.
WOOL Per lb.. 18T26c.
BEEF CUT PRICES.
No. 1 nba. 12c: No. 3 ribs. 10c: No. 3 fibs.
c; No. 1 loin. 16e; No. 3 loin. 13c; No. I
loin. 9c; No. 1 chuck. 6i.c; No. 2 chuck, td;
No. 3 chuck. 4c; No. 1 round. 8S.c; No. 3
round. 8c; No. 3 round, SV; No. 1 plate, 3c;
No. 2, plate, 2Vic; No. 3 plat. 2c.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK. July 19 EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market steady: prime. JlCUSe;
choice. HH'PillHe: fancy. 12c. ,
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
remain unchanged on spot, with quotations
ranging rrom TVfcc to Bsc, sccoraing to
grade. Apricots are held above buyers'
views snd business consequently I light.
Holders sre firm, nowever, ana prices are
well maintained; choice, 13c; extra choice,
13Uc: fancy, 14914c. Peaches are quiet
and firm: choice, 10ille; extra choice, liv
till "4c; fancy. Il4l2c: extra fancy. lS
12Vfcc. Raisins are unchanged, with seeded
quoted at oH.'iKc- loose Muscatels, 6V07Hc;
London layers, 31.6S.
agar and Molasses!'.
NEW YORK, July 19. - SUGAR Raw.
steadv: fair refining; 8 7-S3c: centrlftia-ei
94 test, 3 33-32c; molasses sugsr, 3 31-lJc-refined,
steady; No. 7. 4.00c;. No. . 8.96e:
No. 10, 3.90c; No. 11. 8.86c; No. 13. 8.84o; No!
13. 3.76c; confectioners' A, 4 Otic; cut loaf.
6 40c: crushed, 6.40c; powdered, 4400; granu
lated, 4.70c; cuoea, t.sac.
Nr7W ORLEANS. July 19. - SUGAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal. 8987-14c; '
centrifugal yellow, 8SS3o; . seconds, 3oj
CYRUP-3643)c. ' -
Otis aad Kosia.
NEW TORK. July 19.-OIL6-Cottond
dull; prtrn crude, f. o. b. mills, new crop,
36c; prime yellow, 38TJ38HC. Petroleum,
steady; refined. New York. 87.80; Philadel
phia and Baltimore, 87.76; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, In bulk, 34.86. Turpentine, quiet.
6mflc. '
OIL CTTT, Pa.. July 18 OILS-Oedlt
balance. 81.44. Shipment. 69.497. bbl.;
average, 44.626 bbls. Runs, 84.224 bbls.: rer
an;, 09. us ddis. i.imi snipments, 47,374
bbl.; averse. Lima runs, 62,917 bbls;
average, 36,164 bbls.
Mew Tork Live Sleek Market.
NEW YORK. July 19,-BEEVEB-Re-
eelots. 294 hesd. all consigned direct: noth
Ing doing In Hv cattle; feeling steady for
flood cattle, dun lor otners. messed beer
n fair demand; common to c holes, 7te'c
par pound: Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle selling at lOijJlZc per
pound tlrtssea wetgni; refrigerator beer at
Ho per pound, bxporta, 100 beeves.
CALVES Receipt, 112 head; market
feeling full steady for prima veals; other
dull: veals, 34.6Oi7.0; no buttermilks;
dressed calves, easy; city dressed veals.
7UfillHS per pound: country dressed. bOlOc
HOGS Receipts. 410 head; market easy;
good state hogs, 17 JO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.807
head: sheep msrket stesdy; prime and
choice lambs a shnde higher: medium.
ateady; common, dull lo lower; sheep, 33 80
Q4.00; lambs. $o.7b'S.u; one csr, is.40.
tack la light.
Receipts of live stock st ths slg prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3.300 i.vo 3. tot)
Bloux City 6rt0 4.7CJ
Kansas City 6.300 6 0rO 3,000
St. Joseph 2 4 4.234 l.Wt
Bt. Louis 4.01)0 4 40 1.0O9
Chicago 6,600 18,000 12.000
Totals 33.016 48,738 19.49S
I. Joseph Live Sterk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 19 CATTLE Receipts
1 404 head: market, stesdy: natives. 14 4(1
3.10; cows and heifers, 3l764j4O0; stockers
and feedera. 83004.00
HOGS Receipts, 4234 head; market,
stesdy; light, 86 86r466; medium and heavy.
84 601 ta
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, L064
bead; market, steady.
II..I City Live ttoek Marked.
SIOUX CITY. la. July 19 (Special
Telegram.! CATTLE Receipt. 800
head: market steady: beeves. 34 106176
cows, bulls And mixed, 32 36 08.36; stock
REAL ESTATE THAIISrEIIS.
Theresla Oruber and husband to
Johanna HugenbUrg, sV lot 10, '
Ijewls Place ..-.. 443
Louie La Bsnts and wife to Sophia
vr. uavis, 101 xa, piock it, orchard
Hilt
George P. Bemls Real Estate com
pany to William Oreenough et al.,
lots 8, 4. I. 4, 7 and 4, block 21, Credit
Fender S
William E. Swentael and wlfs to Wil
liam R. Hobbs. lot 14 and H lot 14.
block 1, Woods Place 7. . 140
Rudolf Haarmann to Alie Hear- .
mtnti, south 47 feet lot 4, block 4,
Improvement eoclstlon dd. .......
George M. Hasard. executor, ta
Charles Martin, lot 21, block 4. Den
nis n Place 12
Mary A. Jackson snd husband to
Gorg E. Ray, south 49 feet lots
4 snd T, block 13. Meyers. Richards
ft TUden's add 909
Jas. Harris, sr., to Ella V. Ross
lot 49, Fairmont Place 109
Charlea L Banawa and wife to Nettle .
Rexak, lots 63 to 40, Norwood pork L108
Jas. W. Howard and wife ts Walter
Ervln. lots S3 and 33, block 3. W.
L. Selby's 1st add 900
Jaa. H. Adams t Fred Q. Heme
baoher, lots 13, 14 and 16, block I.
Monmouth park 300
John W. McDonald, sharlff, to Omaha -Loan
ft Building association, lot t, '
Collin' Place ....
W. F. Smith, trust, to Susan V.
Barnes, lot 23, block 3. Maya Plao 134)
F. F. Reynolds and wife to Charles
Newstrom. lots I and 1 block "K,"
Low' sod (OB
John Powers to same; asm 44
Mary B. Franta t aL to Anton .
Grtsnlh, lot 2s. Sulllvaa'a add ICS
W. Fsrnanf Smith, trustee, to I. T. .
Peterson, lot 13, block 3. Clarendon L404
Mary L. Garrison snd husband to C
W. E41M, Sa lot 4, nd Sll lots B
snd 4. Omaha Bulldln
Ing and Sav
ings association add
C. W. Ellis and nifs to F. A. Cusack,
1604
am 4.n
Total (or July l....r... .&)