TIIE OMAIIA DAILY DEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 19CKT.
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GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKET
Eecoiptg of Wheat Ecormom and E'.ertton
Art Eellic
FRCPS KNOCKED FROM UNDER PRICES
Down Nearly Cent at One Tim,
Thoaah Rally to tan al Close"
Cora rrlrM Rrk with
W heat Liverpool Lower.
4 94d. Futures, quiet; September.
Liecerabar. 4a 74d.
4S 64jd;
OMAHA. July 81. Wv
Lnorrnous primary receipts, beerlsh newi
scmng by elevator inlmiu knocked
tue prop from under the wheat market.
i rice were unchanged at the opening,
I.eid steady for awhile, then sold on about
,c. with a rally at the close. What for
in news came waa bearish and nothing
as MM of bullish conditions In Argentina
tnd Russia. Owing to large accumulation
it Horns, rash prices are getting lower
each day. Export demand Is mill slow.
Minneapolis received a sample of new
sprirg wheat thla morning and It was of
ry fine quality and suggested a good
v.ed This had a bearish effect on prices
in the northwestern market. The local close
was 4c down.
Corn prices were firm early In the ses
sion. The collapse of the July option and
the weakness In wheat was more than th
Market could stand and prices broke, the
close being e below yesterday for Septem
ber. To some extent the distant futures
kVinpithlsed.
Prlmsrv wheat receipts were 1.355.000 bu.
nnd shipments 9R4.0UO bu., against receipts
)it year of l.lTJ.Ofn bu. and shipments of
T.tt.OfO bu. Corn receipts were 483.000 bu.
end shipments J.U.ivn bu., against receipts
last jear of 346. uiO bu.. and shlpmenta of
.61,000 bu. Clearances were 7W.0O0 bu. of
whmt. bbls. of flour, 59.000 bu. of corn,
und 1,2") bu. of oats
Liverpool closed VfiSd lower on wheat
and V.d higher on corn.
l.ocul I Bngn of options:
Articles 1 Open. I Hlgh. Low. I Close.l Yes y
NEW 10RK STOCKS AM) BONDS
What
Julv...
Sept...
Iec. . . .
Coir
July...
Hot...
May...
67' HI
704 B I
41B
424B
674 B)
i"4BI
46B
424 B
ta;
70 A I
464'
424,
STUB'
67NH
70A
47B
45'A
4:vbA
474
87 B
47
46A
424 A
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat: No. 2 hard,
wa9o; No. 3 hard. 6MrWc; No. 3 spring,
06. Corn: No. 3, 4'.Hi47c; No. 3 yellow,
47c: No, white. 4'tf494c. Oats: No. 3
mined. Sic; No. 3 white, 314c; No. 4 whits.
Mc. Rye: No. 1 62c; No. 3. He.
Omaha Cash Knles Wheat: No. 3 hard,
1 car. tWIe; 1 ear, 684c; 1 car, 6840; No
3 hard. 1 esr, c. Com: No. wniie. j.
cnr. vc.
car
49AC
No. 3, 1
Carlot
Chicago
Kansas C'.ty
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louts
Receipt.
Wheat.
M
927
14
163
130
Corn.
21:
97
'si
Oats.
2.3
U
85
ItllCAUO GRAM 4ND PROVISIONS
features of tfce Trading aatl Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July SI. IJquldatlon by pro-n-'n?nf
holders hud a weakening effect today
in the local wheat market. At the close
wheat for September delivery was off Vc?.
."orii was down IV. Oats showed a loss
jf ml'.c. Provisions wera unchanged to
f lower.
WeskuckS In the wheat market developed
towards the end of the first hour. Prior
10 that feeling In the pit wsa steady, there
cMng a good demand by shorts who- were
influenced bv the comparatively firm tone
. f the wheat market at Liverpool. Cash
I wises were free seller throughout the en
t.re diy. In addition to these sales there
;ii libM-sl selling by local longs who had
been holding on to their lines In the hope
.f a rally folowlng tha closing out of
Jiilv deals. 'Country acceptancea, while
r.ot so large aa during the past few days.
wer! still of liberal proportions ana pn
in.iry receipts continued on a large seal".
An Increase of 4.318.000 bu for the week In
the AmrrlRan visible supply, ns shown
l-i liiadHtreei's. exerted a weakening ef
ieri upon the market during the last half
i.f t. 0 session. These bearish factors were
r Inferred by advlcea from the spring
wheal country which told of the generally
iiei ent condition of the new crop. The
"viWoraJv4d..it rfrtaclpal hQrv frvro
shorts.The tone at the close was weak
eptfw.ber opened a shade lower to a
n.irtp higher at 74c to 74e, sold up to
7l'-c and then declined to 737,c. The cioso
was st 741i'U"4l34C. Clearances of wheat and
H ur ere equal tn W.000 bu.
The world's visible supply Increased
I 'i0A bu. Primary receipts were X, 396.000
. ii. compared with l.lTS.OOo for tha corre
: VimMns day one year ago. Minneapolis,
ulh and Chicago reported receipts of 770
errs, ssnlnst iC cars last week and 773
srs o:ie year agf
In the corn pit there was persistent sell
In hvoJh houses and liberal sales by In-Itnc-rlal
longs. As a result the tone of the
marltrt was weak practically all day, the
exception being at the Immediate opening,
when br buying hy shorts caused moderate
frifness. One of the chief sources of
aknees was wet weather In Nebraska,
e market closed weak. September opened
'.nehanged to c higher at fri'de to Sic.
old up to Bl'ic and then declined to 4?1c.
"inal quotations were at 4f4o. Local re.
clpt were 213 cars, with 77 cars of con
reet grsde.
A decline of Je a bu. In the price of
oals for July delivery was the feature of
Trading In the oats pit. The weakness of
the July option hsd a depressing effect on
all other deliveries. Crop news from the
northwest was ealu to be very favorable
o the bears, and in addition country ac
ceptances were reported to be liberal.
Bep'ember opened tc to HfJo lower at
?:f(3?Ho to 3?Hc. sold off to 31c and closed
Jl Stiff 3IUc. I,ocal receipts were 253 cars.
The decline In the price of coarse grain
had a weikenlng effect upon the provisions
market. Sentiment was also affected bv
a 5c decline In the price of live hogs. Tha
volume of trading was small. At the close
September pork was off 20c at lis. 75. I,ard
was unchanged at $H.72S. Ribs were down
7fc st t.97V.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
?IS cars; corn, 183 cars; oats, 161 cars; hogs.
:.0on head.
The lending futures ranged as follows:
NEW TOR K (IRIERtL MARKET
Qwotatlowa of Ike Tar n Varlnws
Commodities.
NEW TORK, Julv Sl.-rLOUR-R-oelrns.
24.S24 bhls ; exports. 3.414 bbls. ;
market baxelv ataariv end nulet: Minnesota
patents. 34.SiVir4.S0; Minnesota bakers. 33 45
6 35; winter patents, 14 00 tf 4 Ho. winter
straights, 33 75 e3.5; winter extrss, ii '
ti40; winter low grsdes. 3303 3.
hre flour, steady; fsir to good, 33180!
choice to fancy. I3 95Q4 10.
C"RNMKAIy Firm; fine white and
yellow, tl. 2091 15: coarse, 31100111;
kiln dried, 32.75 S338.
RYE Dull; No. 3 western. To, f. o.
b., New York
W H BAT-Receipts. 121.000 bu. : exports.
V. 2. bu. Spot market essy; No. 2 red.
i""c elevator; io. 1 rea, lc, 1. o o , irom.
No. 1 northern, MVc. f. o. b, afloat; No. I
bard winter, R2e.. f. o. b. afloat. Continu
ing Its decline, wheat today sold at the
lowest In two years. The liquidation ws
an Important factor. Induced by the heavy
movement, good weather, fine quality of
spring wheat and Increasing stocks. Final
prices showed c to lc net loss. May.
ie.,c, closed at KV; Julv. Si-6S3c, closed
st S2c; September, ill ll-lt 81V, closed at
Wc; December, MtHc closed at 83 lt-lftc.
uki Kecelpts, kf2,270 bu.; exports W,
406 bu. ; spot market easy: No. 1 Wsc eleva
tor and 57V-. f- o. b.. afloat; No. 2 yellow,
tKic: No. 2 white, lc. Option market opened
steady, but developed a bad break under
bearish weather reports and a alump In
oats, closing c to lc net lower; September,
8'p67l!i,c, closed at oGVc: December, bvQ
66Tsn, closed at 660.
OATS Receipts. 144.200 bu.; spot msrket
easy; mixed oats, 2t to 32 pounds. 3"c;
natural white, 30 to 33 pounds, SSHfl40c;
clipped white, IS to 40 pounds. 42HZH6c.
ha 1 yuiet; shipping. t!BVc; good
ti choice, fScffll.00.
HOPS Steady; state, common to good,
106 crop, 10 17c; 104 crop, nominal;
olds, nomtnal; Pacific coast, 1905 crop,
104 18c; 1904 crop, 12c; olds, nomtnal.
HIDES Steady; Oalveston. 30 to 25
pounds, 30c; California. 21 to ii pounds,
21c; Texas dry, 23 to 30 pounds, 19c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 28S4r27o.
PROVISIONS Beef, st.-ndy, family
$10.00 10. SO; mess, 18 00 30; beef
hams, $21,001? 22 50; pscket, $9 00 . ;
city extra India mess. $15.0016 16.00. Cut
meats steady; pickled bellies, $11. 50W
13 50; pickled shoulders, $8.50y8.75;
pickled hsms, 1 1 2.25 Q 1 2 75. Lard,
barely steady; western prime, J.80i.9o,
nominal; refined, stesdy: continent, $9.36;
S. A.. IKi.f... ruitumund. 37 Ii0'ii7 37V4. Tork.
steady; family. $lf r-O; short clear, $17.0ivj)
is.'v; mess ii9.60'u;o.oo.
TALLOW Steady: city ($2 per pkg).
Be; country tpkgs. free), 4T(i51ic.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra,
3VC6VC; Japan, nominal.
l'.L 1 ER Sieauy; street price, ex
tra creamery, 21c. Offlclal prices: 1 rfuui
ery, common to extra, ISwtlsr; renovated,
common to ixtra, 16Hgi2lc; western fac
tory, common to firsts, Wane; western
Imitation creamery, extras, IMic; western
firsts. l4'ur4.
CHEESE Steady; new state, full cream,
large, fancy, I 'ic; fair to guod, lujlic;
small, fancy '.lc; fair to good, 10wjil0?;
Inferior. vViMie
EOG8-Flrm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 24i2.)c; choice,
22 U 23c; mixed extra. 22'323c; western firsts,
KfilRc; seconds, IA'3 16r: ; southern. 1dV&16c.
1'OI LTRY -Alive, rather V weaker In
tone, but no prices estahlisheo up 10 noon.
Ifressed, Irregular; western chickens, ISO
13c; turkeys, lltflSc; fowls, ll14c.
Pricei la Laadinc Intiti Mot Upward On
or Mors Points lo Tint Hour.
CONSOLIDATED GAS DEVELOPS STRENGTH
All of Moadar's Deellaa la RaooTered
I .at ma la V silted a.ts Steal
Caases Rally Bear
Close.
NEW TORIt. July II. During th
ferlods when prices showed a disposition 1 v g 1,
o move upwards today there was man'- ' do
IXW6: gold coin and bullion,
gold certificates, $.,V4,r32.04i.
IIOK.6M.303,
Slew York Money Market.
NEW TORK. July Sl.-MON ET-On rail.
ay at '24i per cent; ruling rn'e. 3 per
cent; closing bid. 2 per rent; offered, ?i
per cent. Time loans, steady; an da vs. 3'4
tWH per cent; 90 days, per cent; I
moptns. s per cent
PRIME ME
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOB Firmer st
H 4 n for demand and at $4 2!5'T
4 2?0 for so-day bills; posted rates, $4
i.v: commercial Dins. 4i7ti.
SILVER Har. tc; Mexican
014c
liONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
New York bonds today
iRCANTILK PAPER-6ti4
dollars.
St. I.ouls General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 31. WHEAT Lownr;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, 71 c; truck. "VS
7i3c; September, 71471Hc old; December,
7llW74c; No. 2 hard, 70H73o.
CORN Futures, lower; cash, firm; No I
cash, 504c; September, 49'c asked; De
cember, 45fcC
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. SCHc; track.
SS'-j'g.c; September, 3lc; December, S'-'c;
No. 2 white, 3tV(37c.
FLOl'H Steady ; Red winter patents
$4.3o'ii4.&0; extra fancy and straight $3.7fi4.
30; clear 2.7ya3.26.
SEED Tlmo'th" i-d" T754 00.
KNM HAL Steady. 32.60.
BRA N toac ixeu lUm, ii'H.75e.
HAY St.-adv; timothy, $12.5Oigl6.60,
prairie $8.u13 00.
IRON COTTON TIES-4.1.00.
PROVISIONS Pork lower; Jobbing 11650;
I Lard steady; prime steam $8.35. Dry salt
I meats lower- boxed extra shorts $9.37H:
I clear ribs $9.2U: short clears 39.75. Bacon,
lower; boxed extra short $10.12'a; clear ribs
$10.37'4; short cleara 310.50.
11 1 1 I n , . . . I , . ..kUl.nna ftln. anrl r arm
II M 1. J r I VfUIPl , I III. ... I in. I 7J(. . f ' 1 ' W 1
13c; turkeys, 12Hc: ducks, X.c; geese, 5c.
Bt'TTER Steady ; creamery, 161f21c;
dairy. 14 18c.
E EOS Steady at 13c case count.
Recelnta. Bhlnments.
Flour, bbls,-.. ; 7.000 11.000
Wheat, bu V.... .7.. 7.. ..177,000
Corn, bu M.OuO
Oata. bu .
fest some repressive Influence on tha
movement. While the rlsa waa thua
checked, there was no urgent pressure
the level was little disturbed, in splto or
the decided decrease In the demand fir
stocks which la made clear by the shrink
age n tha total dealings for the day.
During tha buying movement of ths first
hour there were advances of a point or
more In a number of the transcontinental
railroad storks Pennsylvania, Amalga
mated Copper and a few storks not of first
Importance. Stocks which came out an
the advance of some of tha selling wis
attributed to bear account. The profes
sional element was Inclined to taxe tha
short side on the ground that the advaiic
had run to some length and Invited re
action, especially as tha outside demand
which appeared yesterday, as the week
end dealings were pronounced to be lay
slgnlflcant.
It was after the rlss of th first hour
had halted that Consolidated Mas de
veloped sggresslve strength, recovering all
of yesterday's decline and selling at ths
high figure of yesterday. The downward
turn In ths market yesterday was at
tributed very largely to the break In Con
solidated Oas, following the announcement
of the suspension of dividends on Brook
lyn I'nion Oas. The Importance attached
to the Incident was due to an assumption
that It represented a nolicv on the I " '
of the Stand.ird Oil party that wa likely
to he extended to other properties to ni"rt
the current agitation against corporation
affairs, and especially In the cane of Con
solidated Oas. owing to the parallel cir
cumstances of that comrany with tho
Brooklyn company. The action of tha
stock today was regarded as refutation
of that supposition, although no statement
on tne sunject was rortncoming irom 1 n
executive committee, after thla meetlnff
todav.
The msrket showed no Immediate re
vival after the apparent removal of this
cause of yesterday's unesslness. Intereit
became torpid and the price movements
exceedingly sluggish. This was partlcu-
la.lt. ....... n . I. l.lt.n Qt St.. 1 O
stocks, which wero held In reserve ai
parentlv for leadership of the later move
ment. It Is doubtful whether the quar
terly statement of the net earnings of tho
ccmpanv contained any notable e irn'U
for those who have been dealing actively
In the stocks. The statement did not ap
pear In time tn enable the facts to be used
at first hand In the market operations of
the day. But as the time for the as
sembling of tho directors arproached,
large transactions In Cnlted States Steel,
common, appeared on the tape nnd Its
price was carried up to 40, which wn
the objective foretold by the speculative
sponsors for the market movement.
The weather bureau's weekly crop bul
letin was noncommltsl, as usual, but con
tained nothing to shake the present con
viction of the excellent progress of tho
crops. The money msrket was not affected
by the monthly settlements, which are
not Important for August, but forelg.i
exchange moved up another step and awa.r
from the gold Import level. The inflam
matory condition reported from Russia
was without effect here, or so far as per
ceptible nhroad, where some confidence
seemed to be restored over the psvments
to be made tomorrow on subscrlntloe- to
the last Russian loan. The late movement
In Vnlted States Steet carried prices 10
the high level of the first hour, or above,
and held them there to a Arm closing.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sale. n-r
value, $1,709,000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
The following are tne qurstar.ona on th
Stock exchange:
S.lM. High. LOW. Cln.
Quotations on
were as follows:
V. rf U. rt ...
an eotipen
da cosdos
V. a. ois 4. reg..
so coupon
V. 8. w 4s, res.
do eupen
Am Tobscre 4s....
do U
Atrhlinn Bn 4s..
do sd). 4
Atlantic r u 4a..
Bal. V Ohio 4a ..
do I Ha
Brk. It. T. f. 4a..
Central of Oa. la..
d 1st Ina
da td loe
do Sd Inr
Oies Ohio 4Ha.
Chlraso aV A. IVai.
C, D q n. 4a.
C, H. I. A p. 4a.
do eel. la
COC. gt. l. (. 4
Colo. Ind. ta, aer.
do aarlaa B
Colorado Mid 4a..
Colo. A go. 4a....
Cabs la
r a R. O 4a
Distillers' sac. ta.
rla p. I. 4s
do ta. 4a
Horsing Vsl. 4a.
Japan da
Offered.
lMVJ.pan la. M srriM .. v,
lS di ctfs 5
10 do 4V ftfa M
l'1 i td sarira !
1VL A N. unl. 4a
.K Man. c. g 4a Wa,
.12 Mas antral 4a
.11" do 1st Inc 1
. ti4 Minn A St L 4a ... M
111 M . K T a
1tS do ?i Sv
. HS V. R. R. ot, M. e. 4. Ml
.1 N. T. r Isa
10IT, n t. c. da U
. 4 INo Parillc. 4a 104
. Ml do la T4
.UIHj'N. W. r. 4a lon'4,
. M rv S u rtdg 4a MS
. tn) paan. renr. Ia 17 s
. to ,Radlns -n 4a n
.107 St. L. A I. M e. Is .114
nv, St. I., a s. p. It aa ai
OMAHA LIVE STQCi MARKET
CgUla Gsnerally Steady At Tditerdgy'i
Dacliptv.
HOGS GENERALLY SELL SOME EASIER
taeen f All Kinds la Ooaal Demanal
anal Frea Kellers at Itasdr
Prices l.am ha Fifteen
Higher.
II rows
107 steers
II heifers.
... St L. 8 W. r.
, .. ns Seaboard A. U
. .. KHiSo. ParlBr 4s ...
I.. 1014,1 do lal 4s cltt
A. 77a go. Rallwar a.,
... TT Ts A P. la .
... 14 IT., St. L. AV W.
... fnlon Paris; 4a
...I0S ,f S. Steel M I
. .. rv4 Waoaah la
. .. do dh. B
...101 Warn Md. 4a
. .. , . A L. K. 4a
...104 Wis. Central 4a
... Mt.!
II
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Minneapolis C.raln Market.
MtWKEAPOLIS. Julv 31 FI.OVR First
natents, 4.104i4.2O; second patents, I3.9&
4.10; first clears, J3.S.45.
uivin vinik 11.1 .w?ns.7B.
rQnnrlnr RnHM of Trade OUOtallOni fOf
Mlnnaaoolla and Chicago delivery). Tha
range of prices, as reported by V. O. Day
dc Lo., Jio-111 ooari OI 1 lauo, wi ,
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, July 31.-Ca!l loans, 3V,i&S
per cent
cent: time loans.
closing on stocks andbonda:
14
pr
Official
Atchiaoa adj. 4a...
do 4a
Canlral 4a
Atrhlans
do pfd
Boaton A Albany..
Bnaton A Malno...
Beaton Elsvatad ..
"Itchburs pld ....
U'i (antral
N T.. N. H AH
Pra Marqtiotto ..
I'nion Papule
Amor. Ara;e. Cham.
do pfd
Amer. Pnau. Tube.
Amar. sugar
do pfd
Amor. T. A T
Amcr. Woolan
"do prd
Dominion I. A S. . .
Kdlaon Elw. lllu. . .
Ma. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
t nltad Trult
I'nltsd Btaos Marh
do pfd
C. B. Steel
do pfd
Advantura
Alinuea
Amalgamated 101U
'Bid. -Asked.
(Atlantic
..10l mniham
.. 71 leal. A Heela..
. . M4 .Centennial ....
. . 100 Iropper Kange ,
..III Ipalr Weat ....
..17 Franklin ....
..1K!ornh
..117 1 lal Royale ...
.. H Moae. Mining
..1M iMIrhlgan
.. M
..152V,
.. M
.. 2
.. "
.All
..114
..1114
.. 7i
..10l
.. 57V,
..:37
.. 1014
.. 47
14
I
700
:3V,
73
!.
"
114.
1
74,
II
1-4
irov,
11
Mohawk
Mont. c. A C
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Qulncr S
Tamarack 101
Trinity H
United Copper IX
I'. 8. Mining M4,
V H. oil 10
ftah 17 V,
victoria V4
wtnnna T
ISt, Wolverine 16
!K)v, Oraen Con 124
an Mnrtn Butte
!SiPutte Coalition 12',
It' Nevada 11V,
1IM4, Cal. A Art ion a lot
I iTerumaeh 10
M Arliona Commercial.. H
Sheep I
3.4.1A s.n ;
11.600 3. AO
ICS". 12.401
11.S3A 12.t4
. 14.167
13.84s 14,S I
UUi 7,iHd
S.U9 to. 3a
TO DATE.
SOtTTll OMAHA, July 31
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs.
Official Monday .2
Official Tuesday 4.100
Two days this week..1i.30
Same days Isst week.. &U64
Sams two weeks sgo ,5o3
Same three weeks ago... 3.917
Bams four weeks ago... 4 til
Same days last year t-ifco
RECEIFTO mn TUB! TIIR
The following table shows the receipts or
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
IPS nasi. iiik-
Cattle 43.7o2 4W.183 K7i
Hogs 1.660.J6.) J.6.M.417 1,!S3
Sheep ti7.M I4S.133 13,3s!
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Tha following will show ths prices paid
for the different klnda uf cattle on ths
BOUth Omaha market!
Oood to choice corn-fed steers.
Fair to good corn-fed steers
Common to fair corn-fed steers...
Good to choice cows and heifera..
Fair to good cows and heifers....
Common to fair mit'i nA heifers.
uood to choice Blockers feeders. 1 4-vT4 no
Fair to good stockers and feeder.. 3 IM(ir50
Common to fair stockers Ajj3.l
Bulls, stags, ete I .0fii4.00
Veal calves 3 76fu76
t'he following table shuws tha average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
H4
.1130
Mrs.
. M7
F.
35 heifers.. WW
1 heifer..
1 tow.,,,
1 steer...
3 cows. ..
3 cows...
lltst
3
4 33
3 U
I 30
3 H
is jvgoo
. 4 6Mi5 JO
. 4 4
. 3 4
t.7Vt3 40
1 ("til 73
W. A. Kencston, South pakots.
31 hlfsrs..HMl 3 do i heifers.. '0
77 heifers . 7H7 3 U
Kent Hlasall, Wyoming.
M feeders.. 4 3 l steers. ...ul
47 cows HJ l( II cows r0
J. M Cattls Co. Nehraaka
14 feeders H47 4 Oil 17 steer ...1140
Shear Pros., Wyoming.
to steers.. ..10. 4 i 10o steers..
I mi II steers...
3 W
H. Boyer Sons.
I 30 4 cows....
O. Hoxla-Nso.
3 63
H. Barlow Wyo.
.1270 I 7 1 cow 1W
lJXO I 1 steer lowi
1130 Is) steers... .1M
Webb Hults eNeb.
! I S J cows V
.In I 00
V. Ohriund-tseo.
II feeders.. 1030 171 3 feeders. .10.1
I cows oil 3 60
J. H. Minor-Neb.
hsifers.. m I 30 , , .
Hotitl Huyers are continuing their bear
tactics and are pounding the market at
every opportunity. That is not onlr the
case here, but at everv other selling point.
This action on the part of buyers arpears
to be due to the general feeling thai nogs
are and have been for some time selling
too high. Cn ths other hand, In spits Of s.l
the pounding. It seems very hard to got
values down. ......
This morning buyers started out bidding
lower again, th ssme aa they have prac
ticably every dav the last week or ten das.
and they succeeded In buying the hogs vj
6c lower than yesterday, ihe trade ws
not very active at the decline, aa aelr"
fought for every cent and would not take
off anything only as absolutely P"mrellea
to. The forenoon wss wen nova
anything like a clearance wss
Representative saics
selling
130.
at IS.lotJA.40; bulk o aaiea, KfX
ft? t 30
3
4 '
4
I 10
I 19
lark la giant.
Receipts of live stock at th Big prlnclpnl
Sheep.
j'rvifi
1.4J
4
13.04J
I8.M
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs.
South Omaha 4.H 11
Sioux city l.""0 4i,1
Kansas City ll.'M) lt.'
et. Joseph 3 n in.'4
St. i.oiiie ix) i:.iw
Chicago 4.0" 14.i
Total KUM W.TM
t)at. 1S0S. I1S0S. 104. 11I0S.IHOI. 1901. 1000.
July 17.. .(
July 18...
jiuiy l...l m., J n t 181 I
JUiy 30... 47U, M Ih osi R 0)
July 21... 471 I 61 1 S 101 6 it2
Ju y 23... I t 4&j 07 t fti
July 23... ( wl
juiy 84.. , bo I 471 16 18
July ...i I k-2 b ul K 041 S 06
Julv ... I 49t4 R SOI ft 11 1
July 37. ..I I 44V, I 681 6 H!
July ?.... 43 I 61! t 1
July 2... I 50 b 11
Juiy 0.,.l I IHU I & Ml
July 31...I f I 53
16 No.
14..
14..
41..
n..
71..
3..
41..
14..
64.,
47.,
It..
1.
II.
17..
5 1 I 17 T 7 I 771
...I . n, a c E OA
- I IH , Ml I III
60S I Mi I 30( 7 71 I M 4 W
t.M tA t ill 5 ft 7 74 5 W t 87
1 W ( IWH "
1 ft 6a 4 as
7 62 6 0, ,
7 001 S 371 6 01
W 6 til 4 17
7 411 o ii i
7 63 3 741 I OS
7 521 6 ! I 01
4 Ml I 5 591 8 0
4 901 7 M t II
7 56 B 47
I 01 T 47 ( Jxii i rjri
j I 02 7 52 6 611 i '
Sunday.
RANGE
London rioslng Stocks.
LONDON, July 31. Closing quotations on
th Stock exchange were:
Articles. Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat I I
July...! 78VI
Sept...l74S(trAi
Dec....'774ijVi
orn I
July...
Sept...
Msy...
Outs
July... Sept...
iJec...
pork
Sept...
I.ard
8pt... tVt...
i Nov...
Ribs
Sept...
Oct....
MS7;
f'aflol
S2
3241HHI
II 34)
8 70
8 77W
8 724
02 J
I 86 I
78Vi 721 72,! 734
74' 73','74V,a'474S'(?
77Vt 76Vij 7t)'j r.
Sin' 4 I 4tJ 51
6111 494,'47,17,l 60'4
4Vai 4747'! 48H
S2t! Sov, 30V4 33
82vi 81 lldjM,
3341 32 31y' 33,
II 36 It 75 It 75 1H 95
8 76 I 70 8 7?H 8 72
8 82V, 8 77V, 8 774 8 80
8 75 8 70 8 724 8 724
9 05 8 974 8 974 9 00
686 180 88006
, ini u y
'674m7,764B
1
Articles. I Open.l Hlgh. Leow. Close.l Yes y.
Wheat:
May..
July..
Sept..
Dec...
Flax-
July..
Sept..
Oct...
1 14
1 1241
1 10
114 I
1 124
1 10
794 41) Hi
7SI
is
7
7441
75V
1 124
1 in.-
1 0941
1 1:4
1 114
1 0941
804
744
74V
764
1 14
1 124
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 774c; No. 1 northern, 704c; to arrive,
757c; No. 3 northern, 74ic; to arrive, 74ao:
No. 3, 7244j73c; No. 1 durum, 7c; No. 1
durum, 66-i,c. Corn: No. 3 yellow, 464c;
No. 3, 46c. Oats: No. 3 white, 30c; No. 8,
2VU29C. Barley, 36ia44c- B. 4lo0c.
Flax. 31.094-
Kanaaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 31. WHEAT
Unchanged to 4c lower; September, 67 4c;
December. 9 4ic; cash, No. 2 hard, 9fy
71c; No. 3, 8841684c; No. 4. 6Sc; No. 2
rea, 704 71 4c: No. 8. 9c; No. 4. 64c
CORN September, 46 c; December,
42'c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 49V"; No. 3,
494c; No. 2 white, 61c; No. 8, 604061c.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white, 364c; No.
2 mixed. 32 33c.
jXiGrt Firm: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood cases included, 17 4c per
dos. ; case count. 16 4c per dos.; cases re
turned. 4e per dos. less.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $10.00;
choice prairie. $8RO&8.70.
RYK steady; toooc.
Bl'TTER Firm; creamery
lng, 144c.
Receipts.
Wheat, bu 862.000
Corn, bu 16.000
Oats, bu 6,000
19c; pack
Shipments. 681.009
32.000
ii.UIIJ
Cash quotations were aa follows:
H.Ol"H Steady: winter patents, 33.603
1 90; straights, 3 30o3.o0; spring patents,
4.714 00, atraights, 13 4oa3.75; bakers, 3.J
t90.
WHEAT No. ! spring. 7H6T64C: No. 3.
;t876c: No. I red, 724ti7?Sc.
CORN No. 3. 604a6oJc; No. 3 yellow,
lie
OATS No. 2, 304c; No. 2 white, 3JVfi33c;
No. 3 white. 31Vc.
RYF.-No. 2. 6-.
BARI.EY Caood feeding, 35U39C; fair to
choice malting, 49 50c.
SEEDS No. 1 nax. 3108: No. 1 north
western. 11.00. Prime timothy, 13.86. Clover,
cnnlrsct grade. Ill 76.
PROVIS10N9-Short ribs sides (loose),
!8.araj.0. Moss pork, per bhl., 317 00. Ijird
per l'O lbs.. Is 66. Short clear aidea (boxed)!
JUii',60. '
Following were the receipts and ahlp
nients of flour and grain:
Recelpta. Shlpmenta.
Flour, bbls 21.500 41.4VO
Wheat, bu 5'. 2O0 140
Corn, bu 2V9.200 5iS0
Oats, bu 414O0 83400
Rye bu n,0n)
Barley, bu 13. 300 7.900
On th Produce exchange today th but
ter market wsa firm: creameries, l&SHc;
dairies. 154tfl84c. F.ggs. firm; at mark,
cases Included. l!01Se; firsts. 15c: prime
firsts, 164c; extras. 184c. Chees. nrm;
K4c.
Available Sopplles of firaln.
NEW YORK, July 31 Special cable and
telegraphic communications received hy
Bradtreets show the following changes In
available supplies, as compared with previ
ous account:
Wheat I'nlted States and Canada, east
Rockies. Increased 4.816,000 bu Afloat for
and In Europe decreased 2.600,000 bu. Total
supply increase 1. 716.0)0 bu.
Corn I'nlted States and Canada, east
(Rookies, decreased l.SKl.OuO bu.
Oats I'nlted States and Canada, east
Rockies, decreased 684.000 bu.
The leading Increases reported this week
are: 1. 346.010 bu. at the Chicago private
elevators; 477.WO bu. at Iiiiliivllle; 137,000 bu.
In Lincoln. Neb., and vicinity; 105,000 bu.
at Nashville; M.niO bu at Newport News;
66. Ola) bu. at Cleveland: &6.(0 bu. at St.
Joseph and 60.000 bu. at Omaha.
The leading decreases are: 38.100 bu. In
Manitoba: 96.000 bu. at the Milwaukee
firlvate elevators, and 80,000 bu. at Port
and, Me.
Mllwaakea Oraln Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 31 WHEAT Mar
ket lower; No. I northern, 79tiKOr; No. 3
northern. 77i'r79e; September. 744c bid.
RYE Steady; no. 1, tscuwMe.
4
BARLEY Dull
40if4e
CORN Firm;
tember, 4c.
No.
3, 6&a654C; sample.
I cash, 6044152c; Sep-
rkllaalelphla Praalao Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July Jt-Bl'TTER-unchanged
extra western creamery 214c;
xtra nearby prints 34c.
EtJOS Firm, nearby fresh and western
fresh 19c at mark.
CH ELSE Firm, N. T. full creams, U4?l!c
Liverpool Grain anal Pratvlaloaa.
IJVBRPOOt July 31 -WHEAT-Spot.
nomlr.al, futures. . ull : July, nominal; Sep
tmbr. s64d; Dei-ember. 64d
COKN-Spvl, tjulel; Auicrlcao lulled. Old,
6-4c; no
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA, July 31 CORN Lower
yellow. olVc: No. 3, M'c: No. 4,
arrade 4Wa49kiC.
OATS Ixiwer; No. 3 white, new. 82a
X.',c; No. 3 white, new, 3263Z4C; No. 4
white, new, 31c.
Adama Expreas
Amalgamated Copper ....
American C. A F
Am C. F. pfd
American Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd...'....,
American Express ;
American H. A U pfd...
Amarlean lea. aecurltlea.
American Ulnaeed Oil
Am. Uneees Oil pfd."..:.,
American Locomotive ...
Am. Locomotive pfd
American 8. A R
Am. g. R. pfd
Amerioan gugar Refining
Ara. Tobacco pfd ctfa....
Anaconda Mining Co
Atehloo
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Dal. A Ohio sfd
Brooklyn Rapid Trsnalt....
Canadian Pacific
Central ot New Jersey
Cheaapeeke A Ohio
Chicago Oraat Weatern
Chicago A Northweatern...
Chicago, Mil. A 8t. P
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C , C. A St L. . a-dlv
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
Colo. A Bo. lat pfd
Colo. A Bo. 2d pfd
Conaoltdated Oaa
Corn Producta
Corn Producta pfd
Delaware A Hsdeon
Delaware. U A tv
Denver A Rio Orande
Denver A R. C. pfd
Dlatlllera' Securities
Brio
Kris lat pfd -.
Erie id pfd
General Klectrlo
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Control
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kanaaa fltr Bo. pfd
Loulavllla A Nashville
Mexican Cantial
Mtnoeapolla A Bt. L
M.. St. P. A 9. 8 M
M . St. P. A B. 8 M. pfd..
Mltaourl Pacific
Miasourl. K A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Load
N. R. R. ol M. pfd. ex-div
New York Ceulral
New York. O A W
Norfolk A Weatern
Norfolk A W. pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Hennavlvanla
People a Oaa
P.. C, C. A St. j
Pressed Street Cr
Preaaod 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palace Car. ex-4lv
Reading
Reading 1st pfd.
Reading td pfd
Republic Eteol
Republic Steal P'C
Rock laland Co
Rock Island Co. P'1
St. L. S. r 14 v"4
Loula 8 W
8t. b. g. W pfd
southern Pacific
So. PaclBc pfd
Southern Rallwar
Ba. Rallwar Did
Tenneaaea Coal A
Texaa A PaclBc.
Toledo, Bt. I.. A
T., Bt. L. ft W.
I'nion Pacific ...
Pnion Pacific pfd
United States Kxprees-...
I'nlted Btates Realty
I'nlted States Rubber
V B. Rubber pfd
I'nlted Btatea Eipreoe....
I 8. Steel pfd
Va -Carolina Chemical ...
Va -Caroline Chem. pfd..
Wahaah
Wabaeh pfd
Weila-Fargo Cxpreaa
WoeltBghouee glectfia ...
Weatern Vnlon
Wheeling A Lake Erie...
Wteronetn Central
Wla Central pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather sfd
Sloaa-Sheflleld Steel
Oroat Northern pfd
Inlorereegh Metropolitan
lnterorougb. Met. pfd
Total sales lor ta ear,
M.4O0
1,400
100
too
101.
87
looaj
32
ii
144
'rt
240 jit"
IIW)
it, too
II. IM
. 1,70ft
too
. l.0
. 14.600
t'r
to
.111.100
t00
. 25.400
. t.400
! 'iiioo
100
00
. I4.I10
100
40S
t.4O0
to. 100
1.400
4.IO0
ll.ino
""too
400
1114
101
111 4
HH
toov,
1401
120
71V,
144
II
II
101
111
II
'.
J1
70S
62
1U
'7B4
120
100
100
12
T14
mi
ii7
100
1
1
100
140
120
1
71
144
'17
li
300
l0
II
u
to
II
111
'71"
117
1.100 41 41
100
1.4.1
too
n
41
tl
11
7
tot ti in
MO
100
400
1TI
11
4
171
11
14
Dnlatk Grain Market.
PCLL'TH. July 31-WHEAT-To arrlv
and on track. No. 1 northern. 77c; No. i
northern. 754c; July. 7ti4c; September, 76o.
OATS To arrive, on track and July, 3Jc.
aa-ar ssl r-olaaaet.
NEW YORK, Jply 31-SrOAR-Raw
firm; fair refining. 3c; centrifugal. 91
test. 3 "0 3 13-I6c; molasses sugar, I ;
refined, steady: No. t. 4 20c: No. 7. 4 16c;
No. I, 4 10c; No. ?. 4 05c; No. 10, 4 0 c;
No. 11. 3.96c; No 12. 3 90c; No. 13. I"'i.
No. 14, 8.85c; confectioners' A. 4.(60;
mould A. 6 1 So. cut loaf, 6.60c; crushed,
6 60c; powdered, 4 90c, granulated, 4.80c;
cubes. 5 l)6c.
NEW ORLEANS. Julv r -Sl'GAR-Steady:
oin kettle cnlrifugal I'll 7-lnc;
I centrifugal jelluW 3vj44o; Btcor.ds,
I i:jJ'C
mo
100
1.400
100
1.100
1.440
"'ioo
100
1,000
I, 700
1.600
4.700
tot)
400
(00
TOO
IO
II. 4'
t
61
17
14
141
isi"
171
ti
nv
'
i"
90 V .
"w
w
1WV4
82
24
II
2V4
Mvk
141
10
isi
no
11
13
11
71
IM
47 V4
W)
li"
M
D2V,
1.100 10 4
Iron
W. .
9'4
t JOO
t MM
4mi
100
104
IM.
s
t.1'0
ina
too
"ioo
N.I0O
tOS
to
lot
T1.40
17.400
1S1
It
ri
M
25
44
41
i"
14
inv,
144
12
t
141
77
44
104
1
2
CI.
146
101
17
100
2
IV,
117
II
46
10
11
71
111
142
ll
ia
100 v,
161
1
100
140
11?
12
71
11.
n
lt
II
too
110
II
it
1
64
14
70
62
lillVi
90
71
I1KV,
too
41
SI
4
43
71
70
1S
121
17V
1
a3
44
41
MV,
61
14
l4t
141
10
41
162 V,
171
IS
"4
4
KVa
Il!
47 V,
M
414
Ml
u
lo
12
61
60
520
111V,
Console, money
do account ..
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Chea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A Bt. P...
PeBeort
Iienver A R. o....
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Illlaola Central ..
Louisville A Naah
M.. K. A T
61 LVER Bar
17 -l N. T. Central
7 13.11 Norfolk A W..
...II do pfd
... 4'ontarlo A W..
...lOIVPennavlvanlB
12JV,. Rand Mlnea ..
.170
. 61V,
. 11
.lto
. 17V.
. 44
. 17
. 14
. II
72'.
.112
.144
14
Reading
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Southern Pacific
L'nlon Pacific ...
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
pan.sh
..141
.. !
.. f4
.. 41
.. 47
.. 4H
.. 17
.. 44
.. 44
.. 17
..101
.. 76
. .154V4
.. 7V,
.. 4"
..!(',
.. 10
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
Sioux City ..
OF PRICES.
Cattie.
....31.75fu5.75
.... 1.252.S5
2.0tiri.l6
2.00Uti.SO
J. 26145.00
Hogs.
36.X0.424
6 Ktf.70
6 2f. yW.75
.Ufll.6
8.10gi.4O
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to th
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE.
J. A. Anderson, Elliott, la. Q
S. O. Newtson, Oilman, 111. U
P. Bostwlck, Woodbine, la. N. W...
Thomas Price, Thayer. Neb. F. JE...
burgess N. A Co., Kennard, Neb. F.
F. k.. Cowden, Hamburg, la Q
W. H. Bell. Tabor. la U
Cars.
2
per ounoe.
steat. v IOI.IM
wjlN.i Z4B4 per, cent.
The rate of discount In the onen market
for
mon
short bills Is 8S8 1-1S per cent; for thiee
iths' bills, 31-lf.fc84 per cent.
Forela-n Financial.
IXDNDON, July 31s-.Money was In re
stricted supply, good demand and dearer
today. Discounts were, firm. On the Stock
exchange dealings wej-e restricted with the
approach of the holidays, but earlv weak
ness and uneasiness regarding the Psrls
settlement gave way to a firmer close. Con
sols recovered from an esrly decline, but
home rails sagged. Russlsns hardened
after weakness In the forenoon. Americans
were somewhat uncertain. The small
amount of business transacted In the fore
noon was barely sufficient to lift prices to
over parity. Later, with New York buying,
the market Improved and prices closed
steady at a fraction below the bst quota
tlons of the day. Kaffirs were dull while
swsltlng the government's stand In the
House of Commons regarding the Tran
vsal constitution. Japanese Imperial As of
1SKH closed at 102.
PARIS. July 31. Prices on the Bourse to
day opened henvv owing:, to a number of
forced Sales of Russians. Later Russians
strengthened on the prcspects of an early
formation of a ministry and closed firm.
Russian Imperial 4s cloed at 71.76 and Rus
sian bonds of 1904 st 418 CO.
W. W Iatta, Logan. la.-I. C
M Gross, Madison. Neb. U. P
Kauf 4V Co., Hastings, Neb Q
J. F. Cameron, Tekamah, Neb. M A
Qreenway & Co., Nodaway, la. Q..,.
P. C. Mellor. Wayne. Neb. 3d. & O....
BHKEP. U.U.
L. C. Harvey. Pliilllns. Neb Q 8
O. S. Christian, Madison. Neb. V. P 4
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. She'p. H'r's.
C. M. & St. P.
Missouri Pacific 3
Union Pacific system. 46
C. A N. W., east 1
C. A N. W., west a
C St. P., M. AO
C B. A Q , east 1
C, B. A Q., west 70
C, R. I. A P., east
C, R. I. A P., west.. ..
Illinois Central
Chlcsgo Q. W 1
Total receipts 185
8
I
23
10
48
4
11
80
I
6
1
3
Io6
41
41
44
10
II
16
41
41
41
I
41
14
67
44
14
46
11
4
71..
14..
41..
44 .
11..
Av,
,..
..let
.271
...14
.141
...14
. . I4
...170
.113
...:u
...SI
...ISI
...17
...140
...1S
.. (ft
.. Ill
...MO
...146
...let
...MO
...141
.. IM
...M4
...1st
...IM
.. ISI
...iw
...164
...Ml
...144
...166
...174
...140
...144
...111
...124
...111
...141
...141
.160
th.
Pr.
10
4 to
t tin
4 16
n
it
14
M
t II
I It
t 16
16
I 13
4 16
t 14
4 24
t 21
I 17
11
10
I 10
10
4 10
4 K)
I 10
I 10
m
to
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I to
t 21
4 11
4 11
I 16
I 16
4 16
I M
II
4 16
16
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No.
II ...
71....
41 ...
It....
79....
II....
16....
0 ...
11....
at ...
M ...
II....
14....
71 ...
It....
4 . . .
41 ...
II...
60...,
47..,.
41 ... ,
14 ... .
II...
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II...
74....
II...,
7...
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11...
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11...
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76.
A.
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...411
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...116
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...111
...111
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...120
...121
.. 107
...120
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effected.
Bh. Pr
140 4 II
... 18
110 4 16
10 I 16
SO t 17
210 I 17
110 4 11
0 I 17
40 t 10
124 t 40
... 4 40
tie t 40
10 4 40
40 4 40
40 44
... 4 40
14 I 40
... 4 44
90 4 40
40 4 44
lit I 40
... t 44
... 4 44
... 4 4
It 4 40
... 4 41
... 1 41
... 4 42
10 4 41
140 4 41
... 4 4t
110 I 41
110 I 41
... 141
SO 4 41
44 4 42
... 4 46
40 4 44
M 4 44
... 60
... 46
18
1
The disposition of the day's receipts waa
as follows, each buyer purcnasing tn num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 438
Bwlft and company it
Cudahy Packing Co 1,139
Armour A Co 340
Hill A Son 95
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 45
Wolf 49
Bullah A Kline 48
Hslstead
Carey A Benton 54
McCreary A Carey 1
Other buyers 641
2,167
8,211
2.613
8.48
251
753
693
l,3u0
64
060
SHEh.t- Kecemts of snaeD were less than
half as large as yesterday, only thirteen
fresh csrs bp iner reported in. The market
on fat sheep was In very satisfactory con
dition, the demand being gooa no ovm
tlilni offered received steady bids Drompti)'
The, sellers were a little bullish In their
views nnd rrfeit to nush valUSS UDWUTd,
but, whlls packers were ready to take)
everything at steady prices, they did not
appear disposed, to put on anywima.
result waa that the aheap all sold In prao
tlcally the same notsaes as yesterday.
Five mor cars of the C. H. Boun wethera
from Oregon aold at 34.80, the same as yes
terday. Kwea brought 84,16fl4.60, with a
few yearlings St 66 it. ,
Lambs were In very light supply, only
one hunch being offered. They were Idaho
lambs, the sam as brought e 86
day, and sold at 17.00 today, showing an
advance In th lamb market of 15 cents.
There were more feeder buyer than feed
ers this morning, the supply of that kind
of stock being limited and vTthln ; of
fered sold very readily at good. te0
prices. Th demand was very good, and
without question, had the stuff been be .
there would have been no trouble In dis
posing of a good many car;. . .
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
spring ismbs. lo76S7.40; fsir to good spring
lfmbi 3W.7. good to choice . year linn
5.35.75: fair to goo1 ycarHngB. 86)0a
fair to good wethera, 34.604J4.76; good to
choice eiesT 84.3of4.60; fair to gocS ewts.
18.904.80.
Quotations on feeders.
6.00: yearling. 16 0Orj5.86;
4.80; ewes, 83.604M.16.
RepreaentatlT sales;
No.
260 Montana feeder awes
SM Montana feeder ewes ,
208 Montana feeder we ,
300 Montana feeder ewes
8 Wyoming welhers
12fA Wyoming wethers
175 Idaho ewe
1 native ewes
189 Idaho yearlings
88 Idaho lambs, culls
94 Idaho Iambs, culla
879 Idaho lambs
101 Idaho lambs
4 natlv lambs
CHICAGO l.lK STOCK
Iambk,
wethers.
36. 50f
84.607)
Av. Pr.
86 3 85
85 I 85
93 4 16
,96 4 15
,110 4 26
,107 4 80
US 4 60
160 6 00
,91 6 23
, I 75
,63 6 75
,68 7 00
.88 7 00
.80 7 W
MARKET
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. July 81. Bank clearings for
today were 31.385.191.01 and for the corre
sponding date last year 31,410,909.11.
too to
16
64
26
41
41
n"
74
111
'e
I
164
12
'ii
161
71
41
104
104
too
10
"4 'too
itu
1 400
1.400
10
100
104
744k
tw
11
ST. toe star.
II
16
lot"
14
'74
t4
87
14
40
!
M
11
43
4
21
62
l"
!-
tt
41
l.'.J
11
7
47
:
121
n
41
107
H
100
44
107
11
41
20
144
1
14
41
K
M
141
74
!v
71
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 81.-WOOL Th wool mar
ket Is active and firm and the lookout for
the future Is considered excellent. The
outward movement Is heavy, shipments
having been large. Th transfers in fleece
wools hav been especially voluminous.
Territory are fairly active. In clothing
wools there Is a steady movement of line
and fine medium. Pulled wools are In
steady demand. Foreign grades are fairly
active and steady. Leading quotations are
about as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania,
XX and abov 34&36e; X Sl324c: half
blood 34tf3bc; fine unwashed, 2tt(l.tc; half
blood unwashed. Wd'Mc; blood unwashed
34'i.'l6c: blood unwashed 3'a33c. Delaine
Washington 3tii37c; delnlne unwashed
27V-'rtl'i4c. Michigan fine unwashed U'glioc;
half blood unwashed aruX-'o; blood un
washed 324(1330 quarter blood unwashed,
31ln32c: delaine unwashed 2728c. Ken
tucky, Indiana and Missouri Combing
blood. 3tf34c; combing quarter blood 33?3tc;
Texas (scoured basisi fine 12 months
77X(t73c; fin 8 to 8 months 6fT70e. Califor
nia iscnured basis) Northern choice 7'Vn72e
Southern 6V3c. Fall free 7ii2o. Oregon
(scoured basis) Eastern stuple 73li74c; east
ern. No. 1. doming wn.oc; vuuoy
ftWIc Territory staple (scoured basin)
fine 705'Mc. Fine medium 68i70c; medium
Cfi.itvc. Colorado and New Mexico snring,
(soouredi X t'!7(ic; No. 2 1.4'yiiic: Pulled
wools (scoured) extra 72'&74c; fine X fii'fiOtiC.
fine 6"tiifc. Colorado and New Mex
ico spring, (scoured) X fiSTOo; No. 2. fine
A. super. 6.Vdt54c; U. supers. iyuhfc.
ST. LOl'IS. July 31. WOOIj Steady;
Mndhtm grades combing and clothing
nuHc: light fine 1S'uJc; heavy line 14jl.c;
tub washed. 3Tg384c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 81 METALS There
was a reaction In the London tin msrket
today with spot closing at 170 12s 6d and
futures at 170 17s 6d. Locslly the tin mar
ket was a little lower In consequence, with
the tone quoted at 337 12V.fi37.374. Copper
waa also lower In the Ixindon market, clos
ing at 82 10s for spot and 81 12s d for
futures. Ivocany tne market waa steady
and unchanged, with lake nnoted at IIS 5o J
18 76: electrolytic at 818 26(31850 and castin
at 818 WS18 25. Lead wss unchsnared at 85.26
In th local market ann lower abroad, elos.
lng at 18 13s 9d In London. Spelter de
clined 6a to 2ti 10s in the Ixindon market.
Ixwally It was unchanged at 16.15. Copper
was Irregular In the English mirV--' with
standard foundry closing at Vs 9d and
Cleveland warrants at 51s I4d locally no
change was reported. No. 1 foundrv north
ern Is quoted st l WM9.X; No. i foundry
northern at $18 2fVftl8 50; No. 1 foundry
southern at 318.0'sti 18 f0. and No. I foundry
southern at 817.DOtfl8.0o.
ST. LOUIS. July 31. M ETA LS Lead,
dull at $5.65; spelter, dull at $5,924.
Totals $.844 11,670 1.363
CATTLE Receipts ot csttls were fair for
a Tuesday. 166 cars being reported in when
the market opened, but the run looksj
small compared to the 340 cara received
yesterday. It might be added that th
official recount shows the receipts yester
day to have bsen the largest of sny day
since Februsry 27, when 841 ears wr re
ported in. With tha excention of that day
ft was the heaviest since November 1 of
last year.
As noted yesterday, the large reeelpta and
the heavy break at other market points
demoralised values to a large extent at thl
point, so that yesterday's market was th
worst experienced here in a long time. Cat
tle of all kinds sold lower and the trade
wss dull ven at the decline. As showing
the estent of th decline some of th sam
cattle sold 60c lower yesterday than they
brought one week ago. After such a stilt
break tn values It was only natural to e
nert som difference In the opinion of
sellers as to prices today. They were, how
ever agreed that the market waa no worse
today; In other words, that values wsr
generally steady with yeaterday. In some
cases sellers even thought that they would
be a little better today on ths more de
sirable of their holdings.
Cows and heifers also sold 8 bout steady,
there being no further downward move
ment In vaiuea, at , loaat, nun wurviiy ui
mention. ... ,, .
The supply of feeders was smsll snd they
were about steady at yesterday's decline.
Representative saies.
Cattl tteady-Hagja and Bhe Strong;
to Hlajher.
.Tuninn tniv 11 . CATTLE Receipts,
4.000 head. ' Market steady: cor"m."
,,im. steers. l4.2T.fl6 25; cows. $2.7584.60;
heifera. 83.758 56: bulls. $1 40(34.40;
$5.60f26; stockers and feeders
HOUB xveceipio
OMttIA WHOI.KAI.K MARKET.
Caadltlnn at Trade and 4nt4atlana aa
Maple and Fancy rrodnee.
KCIO8- Receipts, liberal; fresh stork, 16V
LIVE POM. TRY- Hens, 9 : roosters, &e.
turkeys. .IWfUc. ducks. 7c. spring chickens
14c per lb.
Bl TT EH Packing stock. 144c; cholc4
fancy dairy. 154iiSc; creamery. JltfClVtC.
HAY-Prices quod by Oman Feed com
pany; Choice upland, 19 60; medium. 99.00
coarse. 4K41 6x1. Hy straw, t "7 00. I
BR AN Per ton. $14 Oil.
VEGETABLES
TOMATOES Horn arown. per basket el
30 lbs., tnftaoe.
WAX BKAN8 Per market basket ot
about 15 lbs., 36c.
TURNIPS. BEhiTS AND CARROTS Pat
bu. 9Oc4j1.0.
I.KAK LETTUCE Hothouse, per tjotv
heads, 20c.
Cl't I M HERS Home grown, per dog.
25jV.
o.n ions Home grown, 3c per lb.
GREEN ONIONS-Per dos bunches, IOO.
RADISHES Per do. bunches. 16c
POTATOES lr bu., 06c. I
NAVY LEA NS Per bu., 31.86; No. t, $1.71.
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 54c. i
GREEN PEPPERS Per market basket.!
75c.
OR A NOES Mediterranean sweets. all1
Sixes. 84.ftrrt4.IO: Valencies, all sixes. 8fi.0ndi
I 60. ,
LEMONS -Llmonlrrs. extra fancy. lat;
slse. la 00; 300 to lt slse, $7.00: other brands, j
$1.00 less J
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed bunch.
$1.7M2 26; Jumbos, $2.50433 00.
PINEAPPLES Florida sixes, tl 10 mnit
38. $3.50.
FRUITS.
PEACHES-Yellow freestone. $1.00; Texaa
ElWtaa, per 4-basket crate, 75c; tVbasket,
PLUMS California, $1.60431. TK.
B LA CKBEHH1 E8 Per 34-qt. crata, $3.36.
PEARS Calif ornla, 2 50 per box.
MF.U'iNS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., 14o, or abovit
Sntf-tV each.
CANTEliOTTEB-Colorado and Arlsona.
Per crate (standard). $3.50: ponies, $2.60;
Texas, per crate (about 46 melons), $3.75:
ponies, $2 00.
CUT BEEF PRICES
No. 1 ribs, 12c; No, I ribs, 10c; No. S ribs,
8c; No. 1 loin, 15c: No. 3 loin, 134ci No. I
loin, 9c; No. 1 chuck, 5c; No. I chuck, c:
No. 3 chunk. 4c; No 1 round, 8c; No. I
round. 8c; No. 3 round, 60; No. 1 plat, lc;
No. 2 plate, 84c; No. 8 plate, 3o.
MISCELLANEOUS
CIDER Per keg, 33 75; per bbl., $8 75.
HONEY New. per 24 lbs., $3.60.
CHEESE-SwIss, now. 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c; twins,
134c: young Americas, 16c.
NUTB Walnuts, No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 164c; hard shells, per lb.,
184c. Pecans, large, per lb., 14o; small, pet
lb.. 12c. Chill walnuts, per lb., 13?134o.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c; hard
shells, per lb.. 15c. Cocoamits, 84 00 per sack
of 100.
flITflAB npnr.,,1,,1.,1 In KV.I. as OA.
granulated cane. In sacks, 35.21; granulated
beet, In sacks, $6.11.
SYRUP-ln bbls.. 37c per gal.: In cases.
( 10-1 h. cans, $1.70; esses. 11 6-lb. cans, $1.80;
cases, 24 2-lb cans. $1.86.
COFFEE Roasted. No. SI. 2H4c ner lb.l
No. 80, 204c per lb.; No. 2B. 184c per lb.; No.
20, 154c ner lb.; No. 21, 124c per lb.
CURED FISH-Famlly whlteflsh. pel
quarter bbl.. 100 lbs., $4 00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, $28 00; No. 2, $28.00; No. 3, 330.0O;
Irish. No. I 816.00; herrlna. In bbls.. 200 lba
each, Norway, 4k, $12 00; Norway, 3k. $13.00i
Holland, mixed, $11.00; Holland herring, m
kegs, milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed, TOn.
canneu ti(.H)UB .-orn, standard west
ern, 55ti4T0c: Maine, $1.15. Tomatoes, 3-lt
csns, $1.06fl.40; 3-lb., 974C1B 1 .00. pineap
ples, grated. 2-lb., 32.fl6tT2.80; sliced. $1.90a
2.20: sallon armies, fancv. $3 00: California
apricots. 31.752. 00; pears, $1.76fii.60; pear he
fancy, n.75'a'3.40; It c. peacnes. uurijj.w.
Alaska salmon, red. $1.26: fancy Chinook, F..
$2.10; fancy soekey. F.. 81.96; sardines, 4
oil, $2 60: V mustard. $2.50?8 10. Sweet po
tatoes. 31.16Wl.aTi; sauerkraut, (too; pump
kins. SOCgtl.OO; wax beans, 2-lb., 76490c;
lima beans. 2-lb., 75cO$l.S6; splnsch, it 36;
cheap pea. i-b.. 60o; extra. 76itOc; fancy.
$1.8611.76. . .
HIDES AND TAL1X3W orean sairea.
No. 1, 124c: No. a, U4c; full hldea l4Vn94c
freen hides, no. 1, 10c; in o z, c; noraa,
1.60S 26: sheep pelts. oOritTtl.25. Tallow, No.
1, 4c; no. I. ic.
WOOL Per lb.. 18ifJ28o.
Evaprated Applea and Dried Fralla.
NEW YORK. July 31 EVAPORATED1
APPLES Market la firm on snot with
prime, quoted H1jfll4e. choice at 1141713 40
and fancy at 12c. Prime fruit for Decem
ber delivery Is offered at 6'c with buyer
little under that figure.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes,
show no fresh feature. California 70s to
40s are quoted 74e to 80 and Oregon 40s to
30a 10c to 12c. Aprleots are nominally quoted
at 15e. Peaches unchanged with choir
quoted at 10Ho; fancy at U413c gnd
xtra fancy at 12tfl24o. Raisins ar quiet:
loose muscatel are quoted at 6g7o; seeded
raisins 910c.
14,000 bead.
calves.
82.60 4V4. 75.
Msrket was
Slew York Mlnlatr
taxka
NEW YORK. July SL Closing quotationa
on mining stocks wer:
. to lUttlo Cklat 1
.114 Oniarla ts
. 16 jOpbir tot
. a IPboenls 1
. II Totoal is
. as iBaeaso a
, sot Sierra Nosoas 11
man neaea 16
Adams Ce
Alice
Breeoa
Bmnesvirk Co
t'osoetorh Tunael
Ton ral A Va.
Horn Silver
Ire Silver
le4ville Co ..
Offered.
I I
Treasary Stateanent.
WASHINGTON. July II -Today s SUt-
ment of th treasury balances In tn gen
era! fund, exclusive of the II Vi.."Xi.0.l gold
reserve shows: Availabl casa balance,
No.
4...
It...
I. ..
It ..
4...
1...
I...
1...
I. ..
6...
t...
II. ..
7...
It...
I..
1 .
I...
I...
II. ..
4 ...
1..
1064
UW
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. No. As. Pr.
1040 I 04 1 11M I 00
4 Zi 1 1410 I 00
4 16 17 1101 6 It
4 46 t 1600 6 44
COW8.
1 60
.. 0
..1001
Cottoa Market.
NEW ORLEANS. July 31 COTTON
Spot closed stesdy: sales 1.626 bales; low
ordinary 74c nominal; ordinary 7c; nom
inal; low middling 9c; middling lose nom
inal. Receipts 1.374 bales, etork 31.733 bslcs.
ST. LOl'IS. July II. COTTON Steady;
middling. 11c: ssles none; receipts 14) bales;
shipments. 381 bales: stock 23.448 bales.
NEW YORK. July 31 4'OTTi N-8pt
closed quiet; middling uplands, 10 90c; mid
dling gulf. 11. etc; sales. 2W
LIVERPOOL. July 31 COTTON-6p.t In
Increased demand, prirea 1 point lower;
American middling fair. 649d: good mid
dling, 6.21d: middling. 6 9d. low middling,
I hid; good ordinary. 6 77d; ordinary. 6.33d
The saies of the day vera 6.'al bale of
which 1 0B0 were speculation and exirt
and Included 4.8C4) American. Receipts
1 12.CO0 balea all American.
I ...
10....
1....
3...
4...
1...
to
, tut
.1076
. 6M
. 640
. 4i
14S0
. t40
.. 240
.. ro
tio
.. 170
.. I4
.. til
. . 1070
.. M4
. .lOSu
.. 440
.. 140
--Ill
..1160
.. 641
.. 460
.. U0
.. 760
.1114
..117
... 14
. . IIS
.. tl
3 to
I 16
I 16
t 44
1 40
1 41
I 40
1 44
I 44
1 70
I 4
4 00
I 14
U7
. 170 1 70 I
.1010 1 "6 6
. 740 1 00 1
, 190 t 00 1
.144 1 00 10
.136 1 II I
.101 t 16 . 14
. 732 I 14 10
. 711 t II 6
.644 I I'l I
I 26 6
1 16 1
HEIFERS
I 16 16
I 26 I
I 60 1
t 3 I
BULLS.
I to i
3 6 1
CALVES.
110 121...
I 76 17
4 40 1
BTA3S.
t to
STOCK ER8 AND FEEDERS.
416 t 16 1 110 I IS
Ml 1 16 4 627 ! M
a.u 4 00 61 Ill M
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
strong to 10c higher; "'.'f-1?':
M7OU4V80; butcher weights. $6.70oJt..7,H
l ' fr. u , aa mc, 7. medium to good
heavy. $6 60tfS.6O; fV to good mixed, 86.40
EVliWFS-Recelpts. 13.000
head Msrket VXffloc higher; sheep. 34.0fVo)
PE.-.?inV. UAKd4M-. lambs. 88.hvtJ7.l0.
e.w, o -.
Jew York Lira Stoek .Market.
NEW YORK. July 81. BEEVES Receipts
BS3 head; no trading; market feeling toady.
Dressed beef dull.
tie, 60 sn.
Tomorrow
bCALVE8-Recelpta 1.318 head: no
4.v market selling aooui a..,.
fvnnrl today 0 Cat
and 8.600 quarters or neer.
cattla and 4.660 quarter of
sales
city
dreed veale In moderate ornnina to w,
torcountrv dressed soW at 6 to 104.
SHEEP AND LAMB3-Rr!ptB l.
head- Drlm aheep stesdy. others slow and
Sound's" a few .4tra exports at $5 M i com-
mon to Prime lemoe
of choice at 882fe.
$5 to $7.76. Two cars
market feel-
HOOS-Recelvts $.100, !t; msrket feel
.."c!2..i. eV. lower: No sale reported
&hlo. t $ to" 87.00.
mixed western
frock Market.
t M
I 71
I 40
i A
I 41
I 26
4 91
I 00
1
ao.aa rttr live
v a KRA8 CITY. Mo.. July n.-CATTLF.-
Recelpts. li.ww
$'
4S4.10- fair to g'
1 cow
4 feeders.
1 cow
1 steer....
feeders.
1 feeder..
10 tort
1 hetfor.
, "60
. 700
. 770
iV
. MxJ
. 830
. 665
3i
6 feeders.. 661
27 calves..
I calves..
1 calf
7 cows...
I cows
335
378
130
, 997
. 890
2 16
3 65
1 oo
a 25
3 10
2 00
2 30
$ 40
a 60
4 00
3 26
6 25
2 80
a no
WYOMING.
1 cow
3 cows....
10 steers ..
1 heifer..
13 feeders.
1 cow
7 heifers.
1 bull...
1 feeder..
2 calves .
1 calf
8 heifers.. &30
2 cows 1026
7 heifers.. 42a
. 930
. 933
.1074
. 340
. 690
. V9
. 780
.134.1
. 4eO
. 465
410
, 967
. 973
910
.1114
3 06 l cows 900
I 00 i cows 871
I 36 16 heifers.. lout
4 10 29 steers .. l-'4
4 60 2 steers. ...lie
I 60 36 steers.. ..IX
4 (0 1 steer leM
4 00 14 Sleers ...1142
4 00
John Whit South Dakota
88 steers.. ..117 4 00 3 steers. ...1060
22 cows V I 24 1 steer 970
81 steers. .. 1i2 4 00 I steers. ...1146
84 steers ..Ull 4 00
W. H OoodelU Wyoming.
.0 . 0 4 .... 930 I IM
II eow.,
33 cows.
1 cow...
14 steers
22 steers.. ..13J0
13 steers ....1140
17 steers. ...137
I steers.. ..11-6
1 ster iJ"0
t IS
1 85
3 18
$ 23
a ui
t 60
1 $
3 60
2 no
$ 00
$ 44
$ V
2 OS
3 10
a 60
a to
$ 34
$ 40
3 60
4 40
4 00
400
3 90
J Tl
$90
Inrhi.ilnaT 1.000 south
. . .. . . . .irnna 1 1 wt . .
Mresed beef Steers
enoioe eru n..i,t c - u .at.rn (mA
nlr to gooa, ei. -
- . . . ...... . nniS reeners.
. . Nttin , .t . r v - ...... -.
S I 2MJ-4 60i southern steers. $2.755r4.; sv.uth
V rows $ 0OH3.35: natlv tow, it
lMt.J-- bull'
4 Oft; calves, 12.60(06.75.
HOO it Receipts 11.000 hesd: market ;
1oI lower- ton PM.Srt; bulk of sal-s. WW
- h" vV Vk rvnekers. 6.Sf,fl.t5;
.. .Mil r.lo-s tVl.-,itV7V
li- ''. ,.wvQ n,lr.ie 1 snA
PHEr.f AINU aA.'.-Ji
head- msrket strong. ""'
vearllnss and esj-es. -"'rjJJ
vearllngs 4.r.Tfr..7n; " ' "
1.00; stockers and feeders, H.MQS.OO.
BATTLESHIP IN COLLISION
Alabama Strikes tha Illinois la Fog
Watle Making; for Itevrt
Harksr.
NEWPORT. R. I. Jtily tl. A ootllstoB
between the battleships Alabama and Illi
nois of the scond division of tha AtlantU
battleship fleet In a thick fog last night
was reported today by Rear Admiral
Charles K. Davis. The squadron was mak
ing for this harbor when tha Alabama,
under the ' command of Captain Samuel
B. Comly. crashed Into the Illinois,
which Is commanded by Captain Oood
frtend Blockllnger. Th other vassal
constituting tha second division th In
diana and Iowa stood by, but their as
sistance waa not required.
Tha report received here was to th ef
fect that neither ship was Injured below
the water line. Nothing was stated as ta
th exact damage sustslned by either
warship.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER!.
Bt. I.otvIs Live Stock Mnrrkvt.
bt I.OCIS. July ii. i:iii
celpts. i
Texans;
nd export
Re-
500 had. In-'-ifllng 3. zoo neaq or
market steady: native snipping
.1 atearl. 84. tO ': dra'l
beef snd butcher teer. 84 00$ 80; stcrs
under 1.000 pounds, t3 R0 4 i0. sto k u
and feeders. it.OOa 4.25 : rows and hefrs,
I" 263 1 60; snner. IIOOJ.OO; bulls,
I! 764II ran"!. ).-. : :
Indian steers. Il.406jl.00; cows snd hot.',
era 12 AO? 3.60.
wor.P Receipts. 11 000 hes; market J
6 10c lower; pig and lights. 18 504JI 45:
packers. 1060; butcher and bet
tevv 44 40lf 6.10.
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts. 4 500
head market stesdr: nlre muttons. $300
41 6 60: lambs. I on J 7 80: -nils snd bucks,
$1.7191.00; Blockers, l.t0'84.7t.
Julia 8. Bryant to John Dale, eS4 ft.
lots 1 and 2, block 18. Hanacom PI so
add I 1.801
Harry A. Rukey to Sarah C. Mlllen.
a37 ft. of nM ft. of lot 16 and sz7 ft.
of n&4 ft. of lot 14, block 15, Improve
ment Assn. sdd 1,608
Mrs. A R. Clspp to Marv fjllen Wll-
son. lot 72, Fairmont Place 1,350
Bvron R. Hastings to Mary France 1
Williams, lot U, block 8, Military
add, Benson 160
James B. Kitchen and wife to Frank
C. Mctiuln. lot 5, block 1. Wet End
add 1 1
Charles J. Adims to Fred Peterson.
n'O ft. lots 1 and 2, block t, Dupont
Plsce 877$)
Solomon J and Anna E. Firestone to
George Feaenln. lots 38, 39, 40 41
and 4.'l. and eloo ft lots 8 and 9. EJlos
tone Park 1,798 I
Truman Buck snd wife to Clara A.
Ratllff, lot 4. blotk Ixiwe's add 608
Omaha Safe Deposit and Trust Co. to
Hans Henry Hermen Thlessen, lot
15. block Ji. Wilcox's 2d add 754
1 TV A. Merrow and wife to Eatelle C.
Duval, lot 6. block 100, Florence
Anna E. Boyce end hushsnd to Pearl
Smith, lied ft. lot 4, block 1, Kirk-
wood add 104
William C. Shrlver and wife to Jeppe
Chrtetensen. lot 4. block 8, West Bide
sdd 1
I Allen B. Dlllronce et al to Antonio
Dosplval. lots s ami , diock 7, Arbor
place Extension 154 1
William R. Wall to Abigail J. Shipley,
lots 2 snd 8. block 84. Florence 1
Hugh S Thomas to William R. Wall,
lot 3. block 84. Florence M
Seme to same, lot 2, block 84. Florenre U
I Victor O. Intry and wife to Hugh 8,
I Thomas, lot 2, block 84. Florence...,
Milton T. Barlow to Gilbert B Fred-
block 4. UKM all
a laaesh l.lse nteira wrr". rick. 101 0
6T. JOSEPH. July. SJ--f ATTLERe- ; ""Ai;--
2 neo. ",;' I a,!, Ta Sth.rwood Dnnr-.n Orsv
lot 1. b'ock 149. South Omaha
Carl A. Swaneon tn John Erlrkaon, e4
lot 4. block 10. Issac - Selden's add
Bess'e Ksvsn et al to Frederleck Ed
wsrd Ochs et si. lot 8. block 7. Van
Camp's nJJ
Chsi-les Bauer. Jr , and wife to Cor
delia Johnson. 210 ft. lot 3, block 4.
Patrlck'a add
H A. Moor and wife to Henry Tog,
lot 1, block 3. MrCormlck a 2d add .
Milton Trust Co. to Thomas Ournett.
part lots 14 and 15, block a. Park
Plac -
14 4(1 6 90: cows snd heifers, $ 1.50 (ft 4.60;
liL.Tm and feeder. 71 0045 1 71.
HOOP Receipts. 10.094 hsd; msrket
mostly 6c lower; light MJ! 474; me
dlum nd heavy. $0fM$5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1.49J
head; market steady to gtrong.
Slonx tlw I. It Stock Market.
8IOVX CITY. Ia Julv 11 -8peclrl Te-
Iram.i CATII-E Receipts. I.i0 rJd: mar.
et weak; stockers stesdy: beeves. $4 4inT
4 far cows, bulls and mixed, $2.259410;
stockers and feeders. $3 004.00; calves and
yearlings, $3 0f?j 83.
HOOS-Rtcalpts, 4,108 head; markst venk.
Total
a 4 44X
IS
1
1
1,000
IS
1.700
1.700
too
(30
HA 44