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TIIE OMAHA DAILY REE: SATURDAY, JITTA' 20. 1007.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Flood of
Selling Come
Northwest.
from
. 1 hard. SlOoV,; No. 1 northern. 9'tc; No. 1
! nortnern, Wtr; No. 8 northern. Ugir.
I HI.R-Hnt patents. $5.iiin.l; aecnnd
i patents, kinudi'. first clear. H.rwg.i 66,
m.-. lid clears, t2.7fclT2.tiS
the B HAN In bulk. Hi iilS.75.
I WKATIIKR I THE GRAIN BELT
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
I Pair aterdny and lls;htly Cooler la
the Forecast.
j OMAHA. July 19. 191.
Rnlns occurred within the laet twenty-
four houm in the nnrthwpil, the Missouri.
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and eastern
states and continue In the upper Mlssia
Ippl villey and upper lake region this
mornlntf. High winds prevailed throughout
eHStern Nebrtiska during the night. Veloci
ties of forty-eight milea per hour were re
corded at North f'latte and Sioux City and
forty-two mllei at Omaha. The weather is
The marks', met with a flood of selling i fair west of the Mississippi river and will
from the northwest and all outside tnsrkuts , probably be fair in this vicinity tonight and
CEOP NEWS 13 STILL BULLISH
Wheat la Weak oa Ike Opralng, hat
rialaa fttrauaatk Later aad
noma Bnylns; Take
Placa.
OMAHA, July 1. W7.
re lower
Continved wet weather delays harvesting
sr.d crop newi from northweet la iilll bull
ish F.nwllsh market! are firm and the weather
Hi'in.
Wheat wis rather weak at the opening,
rut later In the morning It firmed up and
had a better tone, with some buying. The
bulk of early offerings was absorbed quickly
and there waa not much wheat for sale.
September wheat opened at 86"c and closed
at V-
Corn opened a shade lower and did not
liave the strength It hai been showing.
Commission bouses were havy sellers of
all options. September corn opened at 47Vc
and closed at 4Gc. t
oats are holding firm on damaged crop
reports and light return. The crowd sold
oats, but all offerings were well token.
September oats opened at 36e and closed
at .c.
Prima ty wheat receipts were 574,000 bush
els and shipments 2S.00 bushels, against
receipts last year of l.llto.OOO bushels and
lilpments of 272.UO0 bushels. Corn receipts,
were 4)4,0Oft bushels and shipments W4.000
bueheln, against receipts last year of Sfo.OO
bushels anil shipment! of 437.000 buahels.
Clearances were .0u0 bushels of corn
And 3,0Uu bushels of oats, and wheat and
Dour equal to HO.IXiO bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd lower to fed higher
on wheat and VI lower on corn.
Beaboard reported 144,0i0 bushel! of wheat
and 64.0JO bushels of corn for export.
Argentina wheat shipments this week
were 172,rtm bushels, last weeK 1.012, OA bush
els and this week last year 1,158.000 bushels.
Corn shipments this week were 3,lfj2,MXi
bushels, last week 1,302,001) bushels and this
week last year 2,762.t0 bushels.
Local range of options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Clote. Yea y.
Saturday, with slightly Cooler tonight.
omai a record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
197. IS. 191. 1WH.
Minimum temperature A3 6372 6
Precipitation T T .00 .04
Normal temperature for today, 77 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
8 9 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 19 8,
2.49 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
8 72 inches.
L. A, WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m., 75th meridian time. Friday, July 19,
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Ratn
Hf at Ions. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland. Neb 85 65 .'O
Active Campaign for Rite in Prices it
Continued.
IT MEETS PARTIAL SUCCESS
Bis Sarplas
Lines Had
It Had
Earnings of Hnrrlaaaa
Been Discounted and
Little Effect on
V nines.
reserve, shows'. Available cash balance,
$2s,40,A; gold coin and bullion, WI.WMxl:
gold certificates. $S7.1W.5).
REPORT OP TllK CLEARING HOUR '
Transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW YORK. July 19 Brsdstreet'l bank
rlearlngs report for the week ending July
M shows n aggregate of t2.87K.OM.iO is
against ll.fS4.il2.noo Inst Week, and $2.74.
114. 0u In the corresponding week Inst year.
Canadian clearing for the week total
tHK.2M.om as sgilnV S97.M&."0 last week,
and $T6.3m.fm0 in the same week last yar.
The following la a list of the titles:
CITIES.
Wheat-! I I I
July... 8171 .TSf, 83H
Sept... 8t,l so'
Doc... 90H K'
Corn i
July... 40H 4S 41 46.
Bept... 47V 47Sh 4 oi
Deo... 44(4 44V4 43:, 43T
Onta
July... 414 41. 41 4
Bept... S 3V 364 36,
Dec... 87-i 87 37 87
Oinabn Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. 83fj5c; No. I haTd,
fKjjs.c; No. 4 hard, 744(.c; No. 3 spring.
foRN No. 2, 44i-tlc: No. I, 47(34, Mk-: No.
4. 4.-A)iuliV: No. 8 yellow, 47V(847o; No. 3
while, 4RV, fit'"" e.
OATS-No. I mixed, 40Hfi'41V4o; No. 3
white. 4-JV2c; No. 4 white. 42(&'4iHc; stand
ard, 42e.
KYK-No. 2. 73o; No. $. 702c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat.
Chicago
Knsni Pity
Mmnexpolla
omaha
Dublin, ...
St. lxuis
37
1.1
163
3()
91
75
Corn. Oats.
229 115
27
14
Sky.
Cl-ar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Temp.- . Rain.
Max. Min. Inches.
H6 fi .12
W 64 T
S 64 .44
90 66 .16
92 70 .01
93 70 .84
so m
fin 6! .34
92 6S .42
4
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trading; nnd Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 19 Wheat prices on
the local exchange declined today more
than Sc because of selling, duo chlolly to
favorable weather for the new crop. At
the close the September delivery was olf
lV&dc. , Corn waa down ttc. Oati
showed a loss or wsje. rrurmiuin
were 7 He higher.
The bean were in complete coninu mi
the wheat market and a heavy tone pre
vailed all day. Trading, however, was
not in large volume, chlctly because oi
tie slack demand. The chief weakening
Influence was the weather in the L'nlie.i
States and Canada. Another depressing
factor was the estimate that the total
acreage sown to wheat In Argentine was
20 per cent above that of lant year. Croi.
damage reports continued to come In
freely, but failed to rouie any bullish
enthusiasm. The market Closed we.au,
with prices almost at the lowest point.
September opened tHc to &u
lower, at SH&93le, declined to niu
92Tc and closed at 921c. .Clearances cf
wheat and flour were equal to 108,300
bushels. tOxports for the week as shown
by Brodstreet's were 2,250.000 bushel.-..
Primary receipts were 74.000 bushels,
against 1.190.0UO busihela for the same
dsy last year. 'Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 11 cars,
against 835 cars last week and 703 cats
one year ago.
The corn pit was flooded with dispatches
telling of the rapid growth of the now
crop, and as a result prices were weak
all day. Commission houses and locnl
longs Wen the chief sellers, while cuon
houses took most of the offerings. Thy
market closed weak. Beptember opened
lU'Wc to hie lower, at 68 3 53 tie sold
off to 52 and closed at 6262.!.
Ixwal receipts were 229 cars, with 22 cats
of contract grade.
Trading In oats was quiet and the mar
ket was weak. The chief depressing in
fluences wen the slump In wheat and
the weather condition. Beptember opono.)
unchanged to a ahade higher, at 38
1840. sold off to 84c and closed at
EJii fl33'fcr. Local receipts war 115 can.
FYovlglons were Arm because of smnllir
receipts of live hogs. Trading was quiet.
At the close September pork waa up 714J,
at IH 50. Lard and rlba were also up
7 He, at 19.024 and H.65, reapectlvely.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
50 cars; corn, 240 cars; oau, 105. cam;
hoars, 14.000 head.
Tha leading futurea rsnged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I Hlgh.j Low. Close. Yea y.
Auburn, Neb K3 06 .00
Columbus, Neb... M 59 .H
Fairbury, Neb.... t 68 .00
Fairmont, Neb... 87 2 .22
r. Island. Neb.. S8 66 . 00
Hartlngton, ' Neb. 58 .52
Hastings, Neb.... 90 63 .36
Oakdale, Neb S6 61 .15
omaha, Neb 86 63 T
Tekamah, Neb... M 64 .S6
Alta, la 8 00 .48
Carroll, la 87 80 .80
Clnrlnda, la 90 64 .00
aiblev, la 82 m .7(1
Sioux City. Ia... M 62 1 88
Minimum temperature tor
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. of
Central. Stations
Chicago. Ill 26
Columbus. 0 18
Des Moines, la.... 13
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 19
Louisville, Ky 17
Minneapolis, Minn. 26
Omaha. Neb 16
St. I ami is, Mo 13
Temperatures are higher In all portions
of the corn and wheat region except Minne
sota and the Dakotas. where no particular
change has occurred. Showers again oc
ctirrred In all portions of tha corn, and
wheat belt.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK GENRRAI. MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 19 FLOUR-Recelpts.
14,i;i6 bhls. ; exports. 12,454 bbls.; more active
for springs, otherwise quiet; Minnesota
patents, fc.OfX96.il6; winter straights, 84.36'$
4.4i; Mitlnesota bakers, 83.7tNij4.20; winter
extras, 33.KKg3.70; winter patents, J4.4ft84.90;
winter low grades, 83.0093.(0. Rye flour dull;
fair to good, J4.7rwti6.0; choice to fancy.
J5.105.40. Cornmeal steady; fine whlta
and yellow, $1. 251.30; coarse, $1.16
1.18; kiln dried, J3 203.30.
RYE Nominal; No. 2 western, 88c, f.
o. b., New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 87.000 bu.; exports,
19.997 bu. 8pot, easier; No. 2 red. 97c, ele
vator, and Wc, t. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern, Duluth, $1.104, f. o. b., arloat;
No. 2 hard winter, $1.0014, f. .-. b., afloat.
Influenced by good weather In the north
west, further liquidation, email weekly
clearances and easier cables, wheat lost a
cent today. Little heed was paid to rumors
of a large export business, and the market
closed heavy at sk'n lc net loss July.
9SMiiKr. closed at SXc; September. 99VW
Jl.iot4, closed at 90c; December, Jl.ovfr
l.tiac. closed at $1.0i7; May, JUHiVfrl.Trrr
closed at fl.06Mi.
CORN-Receipts. 149.425 bu. ; exports, 121.
140 bu. 8pot. easy; No. 2, 60140, elevator,
and 60c, f. o. b.. afloat; No. white, 60'4c;
No. 2 yellow, 604c, f. o. b.. atloat. The
option market was quiet and easier, cloning
Vrco net lower. Julv closed at 6uV,c,
Peptember at 6iyc, December at tSOc and
May at 69Hc.
OATS Receipts, 30,000 bu.; exports. 1.635
bu. Spot, steady; mixed oats, 26 to 32 lbs..
4:t4je; natural white. 30 to 33 lbs., 5iiiHT2o;
clipped white. 36 to 40 lbs., SUfifiHte.
HAY Steady; shipping, 70tr?75e;" good to
Choice. $1.15421
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
lfl. lfiMOc; 1!i05, 4tt3Sc; Taclflc coast. 1906,
Mi 11c: 105, ffc,
HIDES Dull; Central America, 22Vic;
Bogota, 22yc.
I.FATHHUi Quiet: acid, 25$37ttc.
PROVISIONS Reef, stead v; familvJISfifl
ffH.OO; mess, $9.50"fl10.r,0: beef hams, $24.onfJ
26.t; packet. $1l.mrll.50: cltv extra India
mess, $31. 50iSi22.O0. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
bellies, $11.2613.60: pickled hams. $12.VW
12.50. Lard, steadier: western prime, $8,705.'
8; refined, steadv; continent, $9.?: South
America. $9.90: compound. $8.87V4'ff9.12Vi,.
I Pork, steady; family rS-TIS-OO; mess,
I $18.O0fl8.5O.
TALl.tiW Steady; city. $2 per pnekane,
6'ic; country, packages free, 614ffniftc.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
t'tc; Japan, nominal.
NEW YORK. July 1 The' operations
for a rise in prices of stocks which havs
been peralsted In at Intervale during the
week, In aplte of occasional interruptions
were continued today. The movement en
countered less active resistance than fir
several onya in ilie form of positive weaa
ness In any prominent stocke. There were
apparent difficulties In overcoming the
inertia of the general list and this drag
on the advance offered a passive resist
ance, which had a discouraging tffect on
the efforts of the bulls at times.
1 he principal ammunition of the bulls
consisted of vague Intimations of some
forthcoming favorable development re
garding the Hill railroad stocks. An in-
lease in the rate of distribution of profltj
was the substance of these rumors. In
the movement l.reat Northern preferred
took the precedence of Northern Paollle,
which was the favorite In yesterday's
dealings. The "cutting of a melon" for
Northern Pacific following the disposal cf
its equity in Burlington to Great North
ern was still rumored, but was not such
a speculative favorite as yesterday. The
rise In the Harrlmans was more modn
ate. although I'nlon Pacific touched tho
highest price on the present movement.
Publication of Imposing results of tho
yt.ir's operations of Vnlon Pacific and
Southern Pacific had a favorable effect,
the surplus1 after dtvldends of the twi
systems mounting to a total of upwards
of 000,000. These figures had been
foreseen and supplied no Incentive 10 fui
ther active advances In stocks.
Substantial help for the rise In prices
was foun '-s; for copper
metal, both her and abroad. Large sales
at the price ..j ...e principal pro
duceri were reported. Foreign markets
had a report of an agreement of lh
Amalgamated and the Rio Tlnto Inter
ests on the price to be demanded. The
rrlce of copper In Iondon advanced. Tho
continued ease of call loans and tbe pros
pects for a favorable bank statement to
morrow were strengthening element.
The activity fell to small proportions lato
and advances were only partly retained.
A break In the local traction stocks, due
to the proposed Investigation by the Pub
lic I'tllltles commission, disturbed tne lat
ter market.
Bonds were dull and steadv. Total
sales, par value. $992,000. - United Plates
registered 2s advanced U ner cent on
call.
Tho following was the range of price! on
the New York Stock exchange:
ales. High.
Clearings. Inc.
Dec.
Wheat I
July
Sept.
Corn
July Sept.
Dc.
May
Oats
July Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Lard
Bept.
Il.
Slba
S. pt.
uct.
0'4
7 Va m
1111
f J
ia-l
1V 90s, 1
524!
533 o;v
43 V
1 03
62
53
6oi,
63
43
SOS! tl
i7 ,1KB 94 i
1 01
1 oiv
. ...
1 D.1
97
1 021
52V
E2W
4'fo.4)60U..iH
61-H &l?W Waai)2
43 4.-V l,.
41T'6S
14 50 1 H 50
8 95 I
uo I
8 CO
9 06
o;W
8 U6
8 u.''4
39
40"
1$ 50
8 95
U0
8 67V,!
5 w
39
4CV.&41
16 60
I02V
I 65
8 624i
16 7H
( 95
8 WVi
8 67S
8 66
St. Lonln General Market.
ST. LOUIS, July .-WHBAT-Futurei,
lower; cash, firm; track: No. 2 red. cash,
&!H904c; No. 2 hard, SUKgyiVxc; September,
9"Wc: liecember, 94'g44c.
CORN Lower; trac'. : No. 2 cash. 53 V,
ESc; No. 2 white, 54c; September, 61V:; De
cember, 47,c.
OATS Steady; track: No. 2 cash. 45c; No.
3 white, 4(a4St; September, 8rtJ; Decemrjvr,
36V4C.
FLOUR Dull; red winter ratents, $4 2i
04.40; extra fancy and atralghti, $3,700
4.15; clear, $2.HOiQ8.80.
SiiED Timothy, steady: $.26(34.25.
CORNMEAL Weak, $2.70.
RR N Quiet; sacked, east track, $1.00
1.05.
iiai Dull; timothy, $14. 004i 19.60.
prairie, $10. uu 13.60.
IRON COTTON T1E8-$1.0H.
RAUGINO-IP40.
H KM P TWINhJ-llc.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing.
$16.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, JS.3i',t.
lry suit meats, steady; boxed, extra
sherts, $9.26; clear rlba, $9 26; short
clean, $9.37 V. Bacon, steady; boxod,
extra shorts, flO.ltVi; clear ribs, $10.UV;
short clears, $10.25.
POI'LTRV Weak: chickens. 10Hc; springs.
15c; turkeys, 13c; ducks. 80; geese, fc.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 2oVu2&V4c.
x-ijvio Bteaay, i.c.
Receipts.
6.000
76.000
33.000
63.000
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu..'.
Oats, bu...
Shipments.
7,000
19.0O0
Adams EiprM
Amil. Cnppr
Amer. Car and Foundry....
dn pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd ....
Amer. Kxpreea
Amer. Hide tk Leather
Amer. Ira
Amur, Llnaead Oil
do pfd
Amer. fjOcomotlr
do pfd
Amer. Smrltlnn A Ret
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Rtflntnc
Amer.' Toliareo ptd r.tfa....
Anaconda Mining Co
do pfd
Atlantic Coast f,fn
Baltlmnra aV Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canadian Paclflo
Central of New Jenaer
Chra4)eake A Ohio
Chicago Oreat Weatarn
Chtcago A Nnrthweatern...
C. M. A St. Paul
Chlcaro Term. A Trana....
do pfd
C, C. C. A Bt 'Loula....!
Colorado Fuel and Iron....
Colorado A Southern
tdo let pfd
oo ;i pro
Conaolldated Oaa
Corn Product!
do pfd
Del. A Hudaon
Del., Lack. A Weatern....
Denver A Rio Oninde
do pfd
ntatlllcra' Securities
En
do let pfd
do M ptd
General Electric
llllnola Central
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
do pfd, ez-dlv
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Lnulavllle A Naahrllle. . . .
Mnlcan Central
Minn. A 8t. Loute
M . St. P. & Sault Ste.,M.
do pfd
Mteaourl Pacific
M:eaourl. Kaneaa A Texas..
do pfd
National Lead
I :s. n. h. or Mexico pra....
I N. T. Central
, N. Y., Ontario A Weatern..
Norfolk A Weatern
do pfd
North American
Paclne Mall
Pennaylvanta
Peopia'a Gaa
Pitta., C, C. A St. Louie..
Preeerd Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
da la pfd
do Id pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd ,
Rock leland Ce
do pfd
do pfd
Ruhnar Oooda pfd
St. L. A San Fran. Id ptd
St. Loula Seuthweatern ....
do pfd ,
8outhera Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tenaeseee Ccel and Iron...
Teiaa A Paelfle
Tol., St. L. A Weatern....
do pfd
Union Paclfto ..
do pfd
V . Gipreea ..
V. S. Realty....
U. S. Rubber ..
do pfd
V. S. Steel
do pfd
Virginia-Carolina
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd 1
Weila-Fargo Emreea ..
Weetlnghoue: Electrto .
Weetern Vnloo
Wheeling A Lake JtrM.
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Northern Paclflo
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Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
Pan Francisco
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
I,oe Angeles
Omaha ,
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Providence
Buffalo .;
IndiananolII
Denver! 1
Fort Worth ........
Richmond
Albany
Washington
Salt Ike CWy
Portland. Ore
Columbus, O.
St. Joseph
Memphis
Savannah
Atlanta
Spokane, Wash. ,.
Toledo, O
Taeoma
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Peoria
Des Moines
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Portland. Me
Sioux City
Springfield. Mass.,
Kvansvllle
Birmingham
Syracuse
Augusta, Oa
Mobile ,
Worcester
Knoxvllle
Wilmington. Del.
Charleston, S. C.
Chattanooga
Jacksonville,
Wichita ....
Wllkeebarra .
Davenport . . .
Little Rock ,
Wheeling. W.
Fall River
Kalamasoo, Mich.
Topeka
Springfield, 111. ...
Helena
Fort Wavne.
New Bedford
Lexington ...
Youngstown
Firte, Pa
Macon
Akron
Rockford. III.
Cedar Ranlds
Chester, Pa.
Rlnghamton .
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Canton. O. ...
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2.5t57.O0O
2.221.00O
Fla.
Va....
Ind.
Ia..
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IMS
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7
171 44
484 ' . .
!1 i Montreal
. , ) I IH UIl IIS
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Oulncy. III.
BrtHngfleld. O. .
Slnux Falls. S.
Mansfield. O
Decatur, 111
Fremont. Neh. .
Jacksonville, III.
Lincoln. N"h. ...
Oakland. Cal
Houston
I Qalveston
15 1
7.R
7.9I
lH 9
10 0
3.1
36.4
10.5
23.0
11 6
9.9
fil,
15.1
11 4
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2.1
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32 1
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60.4
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4 1
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
light Receipts of Cattle, Trade Active
and Prices Steady.
HOGS ACTIVE AND FIVE HIQHES
Sheep and Lambs lanaaelly Slow !
Dall. with Prices Showlac De
cline oa Paper of Fully
Ten Cents.
SOCTH OMAHA. Neb.. July 19. 1907.
Receipt! were: Cattle. Hons. Sheep.
Official Monday 8.094 4.S
Official Tuesdav 8.0if7 13,2aS 2.921
Official Wednesday 3.41 U.s
Oflicinl Thursday t377 1044 4.01
Ofnolal Friday 1,100 H.7O0 lu0
Five days this week . . . lTiVt 66.301 I8.S18
Same days Isst week.... 12,97a 67,7a 14.MJ
K,. d.l. 1 b,uIi 1 (W7 43 9K4 12.9Ki
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 15.777 62.245 12.BK)
Same days 4 weeks ago..ls.524 4!t.iv4 ll.WO
Same days last year....l3.WJ 46.089 25,t2
The following table shows tbe receipts of
csttle. hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
'SOT. 190! Inc- Deo.
Cattle 697,.)t5 509.416 M.IU1 ;
Hogs l,4ti7.H19 1.6MS.750 96.131
Sheep (W2.IB2 18,46 44.197
The following tahle shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
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I 74
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mid.lttng. llSc: middling. 1213 Isc: good
niiddllnaj, 13 li-lfie, nominal: middling fair,
14 lt-1e. nomlrwl: fair, US-lsc.- nutulnal;
receipt!, SIS bales; stock. 4.lf bales.
OMAHA WII01.K 4.LB MARKETS.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
' Julv
! July
"' 'July
7 4 ! July
6 8 July
2.4
Date. I 1907. jlS0 11906.11904. 1iiQ3. 1102. 1901.
22 1
.... A 42 5 251
7.... 48 5 2l
8....8 73-S
S ... 5 e 6"
10... 5 f4V. 6f 8 13
II. .. 5 8 5j t S3
12... 6 7414 84 5 831
13. . . 5 73 6 69 6 31
14... ti B7 5 47 1
15... S71t4 54
III. .. 5 75 50
17... 8 72 fil 6 50
18. ..1 6 6 6 62 8 56
19... I I 6 51 6 63
SHEEP There was a fair run of sheep
and lambs this morning, but contrary t
the Aiaual rule at this point the market
was slow and dull and packers did not
appear to be very anxloua (or supplies. It
di;veloped that buyers were feeling that
they had been paying tost too much for
their supplies at this point. Prices her
have been very firm, while eastern markst!
have eased off more or less until buyer
claimed that this market was out of lln
with others. Hence, as noted above, they
were slow buyers and the market dull
throughout. A string of MshO wethers, thi
same that brought $. yesterday, sold at
$3 56 today, which would he, luc lower on
paper, but they weighed a pound and a half
more today.
Quotations on range iheep ind lambs.
Oooit to choice l.imba. 17 2fc7.75: fair l
good lambs, $ti.50a7.25; cull'lar
6 60; good tl c
16: fair tn a
1.75; good to choice wet'ie.rs, $6.25(37; tair
to good wethets. $4.7f)lia.2S; goud to choice
wes, $4.83(85.46; fatr to good ewes,
4.75; Culls and bucks. $2.bO$'4.00.
Representative sales
No.
12 Idaho ewes, culls...
3 Idaho ewes, culls..
330 Idaho wethers
tonaltlon of Trnlai an 4) notation oa
Staple and Fancy rroalnoo.
ROOS-Per doiL. 144i tc.
RCTTKR Packing stock. lc; choice, to
fanc dairy. 1y.'2c, creamery, 26c.
UVF. POI'LTRV- Spring chickens. 11
ISo; hens. 10c; roosters, dc; turkeys, lie;
ducks. 10c; geese, tic.
FRI ITS AND MELONS).
PLACKBERRIF.S-Cass. 24 qta.. $3.?J
$S 50.
RASPPRRRIF-S-ReJ. 24 tl.. ; black.
24 qts
O1V11
tl
PKHF.RRIF.S Csse. 24 qts.. 13.
$ti.5037.25; cull iambs, $4$"
choice yearling wethers. SVTfyj
good yearling wethers, $1.25 if
$4.1J
l.StJS.onol
17.0 ..
9.4 ..
9.7 ..
15.51..
17.7!..
4.fi ..
21. R!..
14.11..
5S.2 ..
62.3!..
40.81..
4 ..
2.15S.0O
2.278.000!
3.551 000 1
2 O72.ooo
2.6K3.000!
1 273 oooj
1.421,0001
1.9R.floO
1.377.0001
1.4K7.0KH
1.848.0001
l,42f.,oool
1.693.0001
1.12S.0O0I
1.181.0001
807.0001
l.Sfi4,000 8.5'
1,073. nool
997. oon)
l.l.onn
nso.ooni
751 0001..
.... 24.1
21. W
12. !
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
...... $1 0erfr.90
2 50ffl.ft0
1.5HW7.35
1.5k37.25
3.5Ki7.10
Hon
$5.82V4ff 595
tl'J.r-.'
Ig6. 10
1.0B
5.8214
6.50
6 26
t.r.5
13.9
8.5
25.0
17.5
2.51.
34.01.
25.41.
8.81.
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis ..
Chicago
Sioux Cltv .
The otliclal number of cars of stock
broiurht In today bv each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. U ses.
C, M. A St. P
Wabash
' Mn Pro
I'nlon Pacific
C. A N. W. (Fasti...
C. & N. W. (West)...
C, St. P., M. ft O....
7!6 ' C.', It. & Q. (Westi..
C, R. I. & P. (Fast).
I
2 8
9.1
1,549.0001 fit 8
788. 0O0I 8.11
791.000! I 10.3
ftiO.OOO! 6.11
1.024.0001 82.51
7W 000I 9 61
SM.OiVII 29 21
53H.0OO! 26 61
WO OOrtl (5.51
699,0001 8.51
BS'' nool .03!
655.0001 6.11
44OHO 4 41
757.0001 46.0
591.0001 18.41
375.000! 4.11
6OO0 26.21
374.0001 9. HI
418.0001 5. 01
613.000' 50 01
3M.00OI 20.1 1
4000001 .0I
218.0001 1 4.S
290,0001 1.4
985 0001 9.8
2,876.0001
22 247.0HOI 81.0
10.126,0001 7.4
C, R. I. & P. (West).
Illinois Central
Chi. Great West
Total receipts .
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated
2 3 .. ..
2 88 14 1
21
10 86
2 11
5
9 22
3 9 .. ..
2 10
2
30 176 14 1
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Company
Cudahy Pack. Co.. K. C.
Armour V Co., K. C
Carey A Benton
Ixibman Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
F. P. Irf-wls
Huston A Co
T. B. McOonnauiihey
Other buyers v
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
72
240 2.103
118 4.327
231 2.438
268 8,627
42
112
. 29
50
60 ' ....
6
12
3
106 987
1,676 13.4S2
110 Idaho
110 Ha, 10
110 Idaho
101 Idaho
109 Idaho
wethers. ,
wethers
wethers
wethers
wethen
1 Idaho cull
41 Idaho Wether! ...
110 Idaho wethers ...
145 Idaho wethen ...
3 Idaho culls
1 Idaho cull
$ Idaho culls
8)1 Idaho wethers
RS Idaho wethers ...
e)l western lambs ...
66 western ewes ....
1 western lamb....
26 western lambs...
117 western lambs ...
6S Idaho lambs
150 Idaho Cull lambs.
Av. Tt.
(W I 80
1ft) 4 50
104 6 55
VV, I 55
1.3 t 56
101 8 I
104 . fo
101 6 55
80 4 511
102 t 56
15 I 65
1, 4 ( 55
100 4 50
80 4 50
115 4 50
103 (56
103 5 56
3 7 50
101 4 55
60 4 50
44 4 60
62 60
7 7 25
s as
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Steady Bat slow Hoga Strons
to Higher.
CHICAGO. July 19 CATTLE-1-Receipts,
t.500 head. Market steady, but slow; com
non to prime steers, $476ti7.86; cows, $t.l.l
5.75; heifers, $3,0045.90; bulls. 3.15((i ;6;
ralves, 43.00(97.76; etockers and feeders, $S.W
tjtYOO.
IKiGS Receipts. 17,000 head. Market was
stron't to 6c higher; good to prime heavy,
$j.9Vu.00; medium to good heavy, $6.7fyi 90;
butcher weights, $5.9f.Kijri.05; good to prime
mixed, $5r6.9o; light mixed. $5 6.(i6;
packing. $5.CMi5.75: selected. Sn.itvati.lO; ptgs,
934 V6.5u4j6.00; bulk of sales, $j.70t86.ou.
i)ts tt..j morning
CANADA.
itvi
41
137
144
144
71
13
70
Winnipeg
Ottawa ..
Vancouver,
Hallfa
Quebec
I Hamilton
St. John, N. B
Iindon, Ont.
B. C
i
1.400
iiio
1.400
'i
tOO
'ion
It. ton
4O0
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too
17
SI
117
41
101
H
M
44
414
11344
00 77
100
4.100
H.10
44
1H
114
tt
27
674
116
' ii4
101
tn
444
MH
lit
74H
68
tt
1ZJ
" ! Victoria, B. C.
t7H
7
117
31 V,
41
167
1M
Calgary
Edmonton
33,l31.tVOI 16.11
24 865.0001 14.31
11.577.0001 22.0
3.249.0001 .6
4.182.0001 64.41
2.094 0001 14 0)
2.131.0001 H, of
1.7:R.0f0 4.21
1.412.0001 14.41
1,452.000 20.61
1.131 .0001 25.51
1.S57.O0OI 31.01
l,09R.O0O j
Boston Stocks nnd Bonds,
BOSTON, July 19 Call loans, 56
cent ; time loans, 6WSJ ii4 per cent.
.(..Inn nrlMI nn hAn.la unra am
Ui I AtPhlaoa adl. 4a 94 Atlantic'
do 4a Hlngham
Max. Central 4a H Cal. A Hecla.
tav
til 4k
1
tn
ill
14U
Atchieoa
Art Dfd
Dnatoa Albany... JU
noetoa Maine.
Boetoa Blerated
per
Official
follows:
K
16
mi
444
FUrhburt;
' .T-i-."'fc.;a
ofd
H. ft H
77.(00 106 101
400 i.
too
$.tn
I.3U0
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u
100
t
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to
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70
414
4
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11144
1044
0
ns
21
IT
to
i ii
11144
30
to
744
444
144
MX) 111 111
H
110
tt.400
Chemical. 700
17
1W
M
M
t4
100
as
iti't
14
t
141
104
M
It
M
84
11
47
M
l
$14
VS.
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to
t
141
10
h'4
tt
144
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106
61
4
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tn
loo
W
101
41.000 I Central Leather
46,000
No t
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Steady ; winter patents. St.HK
I. If; straights. e3.70Ut.20; spring patenta.
14 7iv?4.; straights. 14104. oO, bakers. $3;0
B3.50.
WHEAT No. $ iprlng. 9ca$1.01; No. 3,
Mtiiv; No. 3 red, 904t(91c.
CORN No. 3. 6i9i3c; No. t yellow. 63c
OATS No. 3 while, 434i4tic.
RYK-No. 1 86c.
HA R LEY Good feeding, 60(fj55c; fair to
choice malting. imi63c.
SEiS-Flax, No. 1
Prime timothy, $4.i.
trades. $'6 50.
PROVISIONS - Short ribs,
northwestern, $1.22.
Clover, contract
Kansas City Grain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 1.-WHEAT-Sep-
t)nilMr ' k'.IW rWcamh.. K!i7. Miiv Q'11...
Cash: No. 2 hard, RY.ftoSc; No. 8, 844)S7c; N'o.
I red, MUiUMir; No. 3. 83'.
CORN September. 48c; December, 47t-c;
May. 44No. Cash: No. 2 mixed. 49Vu60c;
No. 3. 49VoiOc; No. 2 white, 60i4i6tH4c; No.
3. toe.
OAT8-N0. I white. 46g47c; No. 2 mixed,
1Hc.
RYE Steadv, 7Vfi7Rc.
HAY-Steady: choice timothy, ri0(VfJ12.y);
Chcice nriilrte. $ 00rt9 50.
BT'TTER Creamery. 24c: packing, 18c.
EGGS Higher; extras, 17c; firsts, lirttc;
seconds, 15c..
do pfd
f hea-Sheffleld
Great Northern afd.
Interborougti Metropolitan..
do Did
Total aalea tor Ue da, 641,500 akaraa.
100 $6 34 it
.... t
100 145 146 14S
.... 7
.... I"
17
4LtOO 13744 1M lt4
100 14 14 tt
ll
tOO 64 57 17
UM 13144 tM 141
1 HO It It 16
LOW 46 ' 41 44
Am. Arse. Chemical
do afd
Aaa. Pneti. Tuba..
Am. Rusar
do pti
Am. Tel. A Tel
Am. Woolen
do fti
Edition Elee. III.,
liaea. Electrto ...
do pfd
Maaa. Oea
felted rralt
Sides (loosei.
bbl., $i.3vku
Short clear
Whisky, basis of
IR3V38.62H. Meas pork, per
40. 1 ard. per 10t lbs , $8 .82.
lides (hoxedl. S.T5'i(.oO.
1UI1 wines. $1.31.
FullowuiH v.e.o th) reoclpts and ahlp-
monta of flour ind groin:
l'
I Wheat, bu..
iCorn, bu....
Oata. bu
r!our. bbla
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
rata. bu
Rye. bu
Barley, bu
n the Produce exchange today the t"'t
ter mark-t waa firm; creameries, 21fci
lnlrl'., UHfiJ.'SO- Fggs fl-m; at mark, Caaaa
included. 1jj14Sc; firsts. lSc; prims firata.
lc. Cheese, Heady, UVaUo.
Receipts. Shipments
136 000 32,000
lii.Otin 24.t")
4,04) 25,0uO
Kansas City cash prices as furnished by
Logan A Bryan. 112 Board of Trade building:
lecelpts. Shipments
. l.aJ inn
. 26.0U0 $7,1.10
.275.4.10 421 60 ;
. 1.000
19,800
Articles.
I Open. I High.) Low. Close.
Peorta Grata Market.
PEORIA. Julv 11. OORV-Lower: No. S
yellow and No. 3. 61 Vc; No. 4. 60Ve; no
4314c; September. sS'ieeso.
trade.
OAT
44u4tc
i-July.
Doloth Grain Market.
r-CLCTH. July 1. -WHEAT No. 1 north
irn. $1AS: No. S northern, 874c; July.
$1.04fc: September. $l(ar44; Ueceniber, ntc.
OATS To arrive, tn.c; July, 42o.
HlssaasalU fevala Market.
MINNF4PMJ8. Julv 19 -WH KAT-Pep-iaiuber,
Wcember, SovVaCi No.
Wheat
September..
December...
Ieceniber...
R6H
8S
4R4
4s
86V,t7H
4RH
4i
85H
884
44?V
R5S
884, -mB
474
44S6
B bid.
Mllwankeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July 19-WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, JMtl'fiflM; No. $
northern. cr$1.02; September. 2Tc bid.
' RYE-Hlgher; No 1. gTHjHTSc.
BARLEY Dull; Mo. S, 70c; sample,
j'7c.
CORN-Easier; No. S cash. 624tr63Vrc;
September, 6240 bid.
Liverpool Grata aad Provlsloas.
LIVERPOOL. July 1. WHEAT Fpot,
quiet; No. $ red western winter, 7s Id. Fu
tures, easy; July. 7st.d; September, 7a3Hd;
December, 7a H,d.
CORN-Spot. .julet; Heas dried. 6s; oil
northern. fa 2lj,1. Futures, eaay; July, nom
inal; Bv-plamUr. is lod.
New York Mont llarKet.
NEW YORK. July 19.-PRIMB MERCAN
TILE PA P UK 5V" H per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGB Firm, with
actual bualneaa in bankers' bills at $4 Stt
4.8695 for demand and at $4.83iH 8370 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates. $4.84 and"
$4,871,: commercial bills. $4R3H.
SILVER Bar, 6lVac; Mexican dollars, SSc
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
steady.
The closing quotations on bond! today
were aa follotva:
V. S. ret. la. re ... 106 Japan 4a, etfa toi
do coupon l!w do Id eertee 1744
V. 8. te. rae l"t do 4e II
do coupon 4l L AN. unt. 4s...... M
v. s. aew ea. res ijiaMannat. a. snid 4a
do coupon 1.' ale. Central 4a
Am Tob. 4a 70 it i tn0
do 4a lntMtan. A 11. L. 41
At hiaon sea. 4t at . K A T. 4a
do 4a at do Ida
Atlantic C. U 4a...- t4 N R ot tt. t. 4a
B A O. 4a ..., It N. T. C. saa. Ia..
da la to do la
Bra a. T. ce. 4a.... 74 Northern faclfte 4
Central ot Oa. 4i ...HH da as
do Id laa 44 Norfolk A W. C. 4a
da 14 Ina 64 Ore. t L. rTa- 4a..
Chee. A O. 4a 10H4 Pen. la
Chicago A A. Ia.. ', Reading tea. 4a
11
11
17
a. la
c , b. A J a. 4a.. tiS'Ki U A I. at.
C. R I. A P. 4a.... ! St U A t r. I
do col. la M !t. U i W. eon.
'CC. A St. U I 4a M Seaboar4 A U
Colo. Ind U. aer. A.. 14 aa. Paclte 4a...,
Colo. Mid. 4a n do let 4 etfa.,.,
Colo. So. a n tmilnarn R ia...,
D. A . O. 4a.... Tes. A P. lite .
II T.. 84. L. A W.
tl I', r. 4a
II I'. 8. Ileal M 4a .
101 W abaah lata
Weetern Md. 4a..
MW. a U f 4a..
wis. laotrai a
D at. 8a i
rta artsr ltaa 4a.
do ten. 4a
Hoax. Valley 4a.
Japan 4a
to Id aertea
Bid. OBtred
. II
. t
.171
.11X1
. la
. 19
. M
. 14
it
77
4S. TI
4a. TO
7
.... tl
tot
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101
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St
4
Treaaary tatVnaenl.
WASHINGTON. July 19 -Today's itste
mect of Uie treasury l!anc.e m the aen-
jaral fund, excluttive ut tho ljO,0U0,)AA gold
12 Centennial
83 Copper Kante 80
naly West U
lit franklin 14
LSI Iele Rorele JO
111 Maea Mlnlnt (
1l MlrMtan 14
144 Mohawk 82
It Mont. Coal A C t
.. 91 om uommion 4a
. . 8 Oareola, ax-dltr 129
..1J? Parrot II
..Its Qulncy in
..107 Shannon 17
.. tt Tamarack 107
.. n4 Trinity It
I'nlted Copper 44
.. II V. I. Mining 4
.. 67 V. . Oil 1114,
.. 87 t'tah 47
..10t Victoria T
I n 1 led Shoe Mach.... 6" Winona 7
do pfd U44 WeWrrlne 113
I'. S. steel.'. 18 4 North Butta ..... u
do pfd 100 Butt Coalition i."
Adeaatura ..n I Nevada 144
Allouel 41 Cal. A Artiona 15 '4
Amalfamated 1144 Aria. Commercial l.'.V
Bid. "A Iked.
London Cloalnsr Stocka.
LONDON. July 19 Closlnc quotations on
stocka wert aa followa:
...14 1-14 M . K. A Teiaa tt
...14 1-11 N. T. Central 114
11 '4 Norfolk m W....
15 do pfd
Ont. A Weatarn.
lm Pennsylvania ..,
....182 Rand Mlnea
U44 Readlnt
11 southern Rr ....
1J4 do pfd
lit Southern Paclne
tt Union Had no ...
74 do ptd
14 I'. 8. Steel
41 do ptd
Total
very llRht and of the number reported In
thirteen cars were quarantine cattle direct
to packers, not offered for sale. In other
words, there wero only about thirty-four
cars of cattle on sale when the market
opened.
The new beef steers In sight sold quite
readily at good steady prices In spile of
the fact that there were, nil told, hardly
enough to make a killing for one houso.
Good fat steors sold up to $6.90.
Thre were not far from eighteen cars
.of cows and heifers tn the yards and aa
the demand on the part of local packers
was Rood th offerings changed hands very
readily at steady prices. Practically every
thing In sight changed hands In good sea
son in the morning.
Stackers and feeders, as lias been the case
all the week, were In very moderate supply,
and the market without any noteworthy
change.
Rouresentatlve sales:
BEEF STEERS.
706 I SHEBP AND LAMHS-ltecelpts, 600
.... I head. Market for best M?15c higher, others
.... I slow and dull; sheep, $3.15Ei.iiO; yearlings,
$a.50(M.30; lambs, $5.0087.50,
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 19. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,5u0 head. Including 3.50 southerns;
steady to 10c lower, cows lu15c lower,
CHtves 26a lower; choice export and dressed
beef steers, $n.25(fi'7.00; fair to good, $i.0i
8.26; western fed steers, $4.5tRti5.50; stockers
and feeders. $3.5006.25; southern steers. $3.00
i8.75; southern cows, $2 76r4.60; native
cows, $'.'.76fTM.50; native heifers, $3.2'ai.OO;
bulls. $3.uniH.5ll: calves. $3lofl3.2r.
HOOS Receipts, 9.5m head; strong to Re
higher; top, $f.97H: bulk of sales, C.7S5T)
6..1U; heavy. $5.7015.75: packers, $5.85u.7V4;
pigs and lights. 5.7Tflf..i.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000
head; market steady; lambs, $.75B7.;
ewes and yearlings, $6.156.15: Texas clipped
yearlings, $6. Si KB. 00; Texas clipped sheep,
$4.755.35; stockers and feeders. $3.60fc6.0o,
3,140
were
Oonaola, money
do account ....
Anaconda .......
Atchleon
de pfd
Baltimore A O..
Canadian Fadfle
Che. A Ohio....
Chicago Ot. W
C . M A It. r.
DaReera
U. A It. O
da pfd
trie
da let pfd
do 11 pfd......
Ora&d Trunk ...
llllnola Central
L. A KaehTllle.
::S5
17
M
6a
83
1
at
83
14
St
-
101
No. Ar. Pr. N. At. Pt.
1 1! 4 JS 11 103 6 40
19 tl 4 40 tl 1O40 ( 88
11 sen 4 m JO 1148 I 40
11 inM 6 80 4 1516 I
i 1078 I 80 87 1171 4 80
COWS.
I t 3 W I l7n I o
1 170 I 00 1 1020 I 4
1 850 J it t 1TOS I 71
1 t'O t 30 1 884 t 76
1 1040 1 78 8 1040 8 78
1 1180 t 78 19 879 I 80
1 1'ilQ I 10 9 1048 4 01)
7 MS I 00 1 :.. 130 4 00
1 HMO 3 00 1 1000 4 08
1 775 J 10 10 1020 4 10
4 115 I t5 14 l"t 4 )
t 101 I n 80 Ml 4 JO
1 1100 I if 6 894 I 28
1 taO IP 1097 4 M
(0 1070 I 15 1 1U1 I ti
1 If 50 I 80 11 1040 4 44
2 800 I SO 1 17.11 6 00
1 1000 1 50 4 1778 I J5
HEIFERS.
t 80S 1 fi 1 810 4 18
1 270 I 80 t 40 4 88
23...., 418 I 4S 10 878 4 50
1 776 4 00 1 8F.0 4 80
1 8M 4 00 I HI IU)
1 145 4 SO 1 ISO 6 25
BULLS.
1 480 I 7( 1 1010 1 60
1 l' t 10 1 1410 I 60
1 U'O 1 11 1 1440 t 84
1 1140 I 40 1 1400 I 66
1 1601) I 40 t 1176 I 14
1 1800 t 4 1 1U4 8 70
1 1170 I 40 1 1M0 4 00
1 170 8 80 1 14W 4 60
1 150 I 8
CALVES.
t 4S0 4 34 1 111 I 0
170 4 71 1 tlO I 00
6 8!4 4 76 Mv W 4
1 216 6 M t 186 4 00
1 101 I 00 4 186 4 18
4 141 5 00 I ita t 40
1 140 4 00
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 810 I RO It 462 'I 80
1 114 I II 144 4 40
WE8TERN9.
43 Wabaan 14
IK oo pm fl
144 Ipanlab 4a II
120
SILVER Bar, steady; 31 7-16d per ounci.
iwiE.i-j per cent. .
Tbe rata of discount on the open market
for ihort bllli Ii 8tWH per cent; for three
month!' bllli, 3Vii3( per cent.
New York Mialasj (ttocka.
NEW YORK. July 19. -Closing -quotation!
on mining stocki v.n:
Adams Cos.
Alice
Breeee
Brunawck Con
Cninato'k Tunnel .
Con. Cal. and Va.
Horn HHver
Iron Stiver
Leedvtlte Con
olerrd.
I
..tte
.. n
.. it
.. is
.. 44
.110
..lit
..
Utile Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
l oioal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard
.
. 4
.10
. 14
. 41
. 34
.
.114
Forelaa Financial.
LONnON, Julj ',9 Money was easy and
plentiful In the market today and discounts
were quiet. Trading on the Stock ex
change wis Very nieaaer. owinir tn the
fact that many operators are commencing
to go away on their vacation and that the
public ll holding off. British securities,
however, were inclined to harden fnc
tlonally. Foreigner! benefited by Paris
eupport. Japanese cloalng firmer after early
weakneai. Japanese Imperial Sa of UCH
cloaed at lOSV Americana were Arm, but
quiet In the forenoon. The better Wall
at rest clou of last night Induced moderate
covering and theae operations placed quota.
Hons above parity. Later the New York
opening cheered the market considerably
and prices hirdened under goad buying,
principally tor Wall itreet account. The
market cloaed firm. Missouri Pacific and
Mlaaourl, Kaneaa A Teiaa were features).
Itlo Tintoa were active and itrong.
PARI. July IS. Trading on the Boune
today was dull, but prlcea were firmer on
New Vork advlcea. Copper ehare;
atringthened. Ruaalaa imperial 4i were uu
q noted. Ruaaian bondi of 1WH closed It
60I.
BERLIN, July IS Trading on tha Bourse
today waa Irregular. Japanese securities
were 4 of a point lower upon London ad
vice. Latir, however, they Improved.
Slaak 1'ioarlaaT.
OMAHA. Jialy lS-Bank clearings for to
day were $1.6Srt.fH7.2S and for the corre
a ponding oil Ut year $l,4Su,073 07.
William Reynolda, Wyoming.
17 feeders.. 4 4 70 32 oows 45 4 10
1 stae 1220 3 40 1 steer 13u0 5 M
HOOS Hogs sold on an average tdst
bout 6c higher than yesterday ahd when
the trade was under way tt was active
so that the receipts, although large, were
disposed of at an early hour In the morn
ing. While the general market was 5c
Higher, aa noted atiovti, there wai mora or
less unevenness In the trade so that it was
posslblo tp find salesmen, who thought
they did not get fully that much advance
on their heavy hogs, hut on the other hand
there were thoae who figured their soles
as being a big 6c higher. The bulk of the
hogs sold at $C.70fff, . with a top at $5 95.
Yexterday the hogs sold largely at $5 tt'if
6 75. with the big bulk at $5.6546 70 and tha
top at S3 .90.
Today's advance makes up most of the
decline of yesterday and the day before,
leaving the market almost high an 11
was Tuesday anH fully aa high as at the
close of lsst week.
Representative sales:
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 19. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 1,827 head; market Arm lo lfc
higher for everything; steers sold at $5. US
IS 6.60; cows, $2.25 4.60; one cow i.t $4.s:
dressed beef sternly. Exports, 200 held
cattle and 6.850 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 495 head; market
full steady for both veojs and buttermilks,
veala, $ rl . 0 0 f j 8 . 7 5 ; buttermilks. $4 62 St,
city dressod veali steady, 8' ( 12 '.jc;
country dressed veals, 7 He; dressed but
termilks, 6 mi 7c.
HOOS Receipts, 1,821 head; market
feeling steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt!, 3,000
head; market for sheep steady; medium
to choice lambs, 262) 35c higher; common
lnmhs dull and unchanged: sheep sold t
$3.60fj6.60; lambs, $5.76 5j $.85.
St. Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 19 CATTLE Receipti,
3.00U head, including 2.010 Texam; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
$6. "nXiil.X; dressed beef and butcher steers,
So.ltKBwIej; steers under 1,0(0 Ins.. $l.00ao.00:
stockers and feeders, $3.1714. 6; cows ind
heifers, $3.75fn.00; eanners, $1.76(32.40; bulls,
$2.704.o0; calves. $4 Ovfjll.OO; . fcxaa and
Indian steers, $3.8Tyg.uu; cows and heifers,
$l.rVS4.00.
HUGS Receipts, 8.0JJ head; strong; nigs
and lights, $5.oi.10; packers, 5 65 4iJ0;
butchers and best heavy. $5 ixfiV0.
SHEEP AND IAMWrJ-ReceiptS, 1,800
head; market steady; native muttons. $3.40
fe&.so; lambs, $4.00,7 25: culls and buoki,
$o.0034.00; stockers, $4.0i,Q6.9.
lone City Llre Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., July 19.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 600 head; mar
ket steady: beeves-. $6.Owfj7.10; calves and
heifers, t4.6otfr6.50-, grass cows, $2.5ikS4.2o:
stockers and feeders, $3.20fiH.76; calvei and
yeirllngi. $3,0014.28.
HOGS Receipts. 6 200 head; market
steadv. selling at $5.556.62H; bulk ot aalea,
$5.65fftj.75.
SHElSP AND LAMBS Receipt!, 140 head;
market Heady.
St. Joseph I.Itc Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July W.-CATTLE-Rtv.
celpts, 1.22 head; ninrkct steady; natives,
t4.60tf7 00; cows and heifers, $.i6u6.a0; stock
ers and feeders, $3.5t-j4.80.
HOOS Rtx-elpti, 6.541 head: market 60
higher; top, $5 95; bulk of sales, $5.77VifJr.M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Pecelpts. 780 hesd;
market steady; lambs, $8.6037.50; yearlings,
$6.3541.65.
Stock In Slgrh't.
Receipt! of live stock at thi tlx principal
weitern market! yesterday were as follows:
Csttle. Hoes. Sheen.
noutn timana 1,1110
Sioux Cltv tn
Kansas City tMb
St. Joseph 1.SN2
St. Iuls
Chicago .
Totali.
8.010
3.600
11.7O0
54,
9.500
6.611
6.000
17.0C0
$.50)
1:0
1.M0
6.0O9
So. at. tn. Pr. No. At. tk. r
41 171 ... 6 It 43 14U 1 6 77
40 ttt 10 I It t 844 120 I TT
70 11 ... Ill 74 tit 44 8 77
61 314 ... I 4t 78 til 10 177
4t Ill 460 I 4i 14 110 ... I Vi
84 308 ... 6 46 70 lit 40 4 77
40 310 ... I 48 71 Hi 40 I T7
64 304 ... 8 88 Tt 37 0 I 71
I 2M ... 6 48 44) t.8 10 $77
l! ... 6 46 II 384 ... 6 T6
87 3:4 ... 4 46 71 44 ... 171
64 2k3 10 117 II 341 M I 71
86 270 40 I 17 11 141 40 I 75
ii 3 ... 17 144 ... ( II
84 177 40 I 47 81 $41 40 I Tl
61 tt tOO 6 17 71 S4 80 Tl
11 314 ... I 47 17 $14 to I Tl
1 114 40 in II I4t ISO 6 71
44 314 4 I 47 73 184 ... 4 78
46 14 80 I 17 It ft! I II
48 tt 40 I 17 tl tit 14 I Tl
81 !) 80 I 17 44 $44 . . I 73
0 .141 40 6 TO 44 84 10 I 76
68 14T ... I TO Tl t4 80 I 78
41 3)) 80 I 70 It tit 44 I 11
44 ttt ... I TO 44 341 IN $ Tl
14 le ... I 74) Tt $;,7 Itt I Tl
73 2t 40 TO 4t $14 40 I Ti
13 4U I TO 78 141 St T(
47 171 40 6 74 it ttl 180 171
48 264 40 TO 14 l'l ... Tt
46 274 40 I TO 41 89 140 $ 75
il 77 ... I 70 61 170 to I 76
i t?4 ... I 70 10 . 134 40 I Tl
48 I I 100 I 70 63 Ill 1 T8
11 171 to I Tt ee 844 ... I Tt
49 !41 130 I 14 It IM ... I Tl
3 li 8 6 TO Tl 1I 40 I 71
64 t0 i W 11 0 10 ( 7
14 3-i 40 I TO T :S 2' I 76
44 27 lo IT 41 fM 10 6 Tt
1 17 M 147 ... IT!
40 m law 4 71 17 Ill ... $ U
14.983 66.SU 16.320
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 9 METALS There
wai a moderate Improvement in the London
tin market, with snot cloalng nt 183 15s
and futures at 1S1. Locally the market
was firm, with spot ouoted at $41 .OfiOif 41 . lrt.
Copper was higher In the London market.
wnn snot advancing toi to .4 los and fs-
turel 1 15s to r$ Its. Locally tha mar
ket was lull and nominal, with Lake
quoted atl$21.0Ot02?.fO; electrnlvMc at $20,604
31.00. and caatlng at $20nrV32n26. I -end wai
tinrmarigen at $a l;,i?js.26 In the local market
ind at $0 In Indon. Spelter wai 2a 3d
lower at 23 17i d in London. Locally
the market waa weak, hut unchanged at
$ti ftvgft.io. Iron wis unchanged In the En
glish market. with Standard Foundry
quoted at 5ili 3d and Cleveland warrant! at
6fia fid. lxjcally the market waa unchanged.
with No. 1 foundry northern quoted at
$13 704124 23; No. 2 foundry northern it $28 30
4 23.76; No. 1 foundry southern at $36.00 and
No 2 foundry at $24 60.
ST. LOI'IS, July 9 METALS Lead,
weak at $6.10; spelter, weak at $6.90.
CHERRIES-Home grown. 24 qts , SJ.
RED CURRANTS see, .4 qts . f is.
CL,IFORNIA PEACHES 11 Ot
yellow freestones, $1.76.
PEACH liS Texas Elhertas, 4 basket
crsle. $1: $ basket crate. $? 00.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS-Per crate, $100.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES -Pr bo oi
botit $ lbs , black or whll. 82.00.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Kich, $60.
45c and "V, crated for ihtpment, Sc per lb.
CAN TELOUPK-Callfornla. 46 to cret.
itlndard, $5 50; 64 to create, pony, $3.60;
Texaa, 30 Use, $2.
TROPICAL FRUtTS.
T.EMONS Llmonlera, Son ill. $8.00; $94
ilae, $8.00: other brands. 6"i lesa
HAN ANAS Per medl-jm-slsed bunoh.
IS.WTl-I.W; Jtimbos. $160053.60.
ORANGES Mediterranean PweetA
fancy, 160 slie, $4.26; 179, SOP, 316 and
Zm Hies. It.ou; . 126 and 3M ilas,
$4.00; extra fancy, 2Dc mora per box; St.
Michael!, 178. 200. $16 and 280 sltmi.
$4.76; 126 and 169 sites. $4 60; Valencia.
SO, At and 11$ sises. 14,50434.7$; 136, 160, LA
$)) and 81 !'. $4. 7u-4i.uu
$1.00, extra fancy. 21c more per box; BL
lowls, Sc; new. stuffed walnut dates, S-lav.
boxi i 1 ' ,'
DATK8 Kadaway, o; layers, 5o; balr
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut datea, S-10a,
box, $1.00.
trcOETABLES. i-
NAVY BEANS Per bu. No. 1 II.MV
MO; No 3. tl U0WJ.00.
POTATOF.R Per bu., new. $1.00.
NEW PCVPERS-Ter 8-besket Crat.
2; per H bushel boa, 78o.
ASPARAQl'S 75o per dot. bunches.
BEANS New wax aad string, pel
bu bo or basket, 76o. .
BEETS. TUn NIPS and CARROTS F
dor. bunches. 3"rtfc3bo,
PIEPLANT Pur do. bunchea. 30a
CI t'L MHKHS-Per dol . O04j75o.
TOMATOES Tennessee, fancy, lO-Ib.
crste, $1.36. .
ONIONS Qreen onions, per dot., 3to.
CABBAGE-Home grown, 24C per lb.
LEAF LKTlUCU-aiov-nouiT. per do
hi'ads. 20c
RADISHES Per do, bunches, bomi
gtin 2iv
CELERY Kalamaioo, 8fv36c per dog.
I4EKF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 14c; No. 1 rlu, lie; No. 8 rib,
10c: No. 1 loin, 171c: No. 3 loin. 184j,c; No.
8 loin, 12Hc; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 8 chuck,
SHc; No. 3 chuck. 8l4c; No. V round. 8Soj
No. $ round, 8'4c; No. 3 round, 8c; No. 1
plate, S4c; No. 1! plate, 8c; NO. 3 plite, $0.
M I St.' ELLA N EOl" 8.
COFFEFJ-Rpaated, No. 35, 3fic per lb. I
JO, HHc per lb.: No. 'J. 16c per lb.; No.
80, 144c per lb.; No. tt, l!'v per lb.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunei
Ire eomewhat unaettlcd by freer offering!
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tatlons range from fie to re for California
fruit and from 6VrW8 for uregon. peacnes
are slightly easier, with fancy yellowi
quoted nt lSc. Raisins are firm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 9c
four-crown. 10c; seeded raisins, O'illlci.
F1SH Pickerel, dressed. 10c; plk.
dressed, 15c; white fish, dressed, whiter
caught. 1315c; fresh, ISc; trout, 121115C1
halibut, 11c; salmon, 10c; catfish, 17c; her
ring,, dressed, fc; crapplei, round. rVH'Sc;
rrapplea, large, fancy, l;c; black bass, 25c;
smelts, sweet end line, 13c; eel, 18c; blue dsn,
K-c; red snapper, L'c; roe shad, per pair,
401(600; frog leiis. SOtOc; lobsters, green,
per lb., 27c; lobster boiled, per lb., 80c;
mackerel, Spanish, per lb., 16c; mackerel,
native, lSi&3tc per lb.; fresh green turtle
meat. 25c per lb.; dressed buffalo, 8c; bull
brails. 12c: white perch, 7c; white baas. 16c.
CANNED COODS Corn, ta i.'ar.1 west
ern, fific. Tomatoea. fancy. 8-pound cans,
$1.45; . standard, 8-pound cin!. $1.25. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pound, $2 flff2.30; illced,
$1 i Uu 2.35. Gallon ipplesV $3.16. California
apricots. $!.0O. Pears. $T.754i2 60. Peaches,
$1 76ti J. 40; L. C. peaches. '$2.rtS2.60. Alaska
snlmoTt. red. $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, $2.10;
fancy Hockey, flat, $1.96. Sardines, quarter
oil. $3.25; three-quarters mustard. $3.10.
Sweet potatoes. $1. 25471.35, Bauer kraut, 90c,
Pumpkins, 8uc4i$l.O0. Uma beans, 3-lb.. 760
Gil. 25. Soaked peas, 3-lb.. 60c.; fancy, $1.26
i.45.
NUTS California walnuts, No. 1 soft
shell. l2o; Braills. 1648 18c; pecans. 19332c;
filbert!. 14ci peanut!, raw,- TAfii roaited,
rV: Caliromla almonds. l.Vio; cocoanuta,
$5.00 per 10U.
Wool Market.
ROSTON, July 19. WOOL Tha Com
mercial Bulletin of Boston, basing Iti re
port npon statistics telegraphed for tb
government, will say tomorrow of the wool
market: The volume of business is smaller.
Roth buyer! end n-llers ire disposed ta
wjilt before entering Into further large cen
tracts. Thero Is a demand for all fine staple
wools, tho market for which Is very firm.
Fine washed Ohio delalno hi! sold at S8V4a
and Is held at 40c. Considerable stapla
Idaho sold at 24'i5c. to cost 72itT3e scoured.
Dealer say thev could have sold consid
erable lines of Montana and other staple
at a price, but they are disposed to wait
supplies, taking chances on better prices
then. All prominent Influences wore
strengthening. Imdon Is higher than a
year1 ago for fine wool. The new American
clip I practically out of grades and with
highest prices of the sen ton paid In Mon
tana on the latest deals. The shipments
of wool from Boston to July 18. inclusive,
according lo the same suthorlty, are 148.641,
KM lbs., against l?0.i;0.841 lbs. th same time
lest vear. Tbe receipts to July IS. In-
i elusive, were 149,9Ur'.6 lbs., against 14,6S6,-
964 Ina the same time mat yar.
LONDON, Julv 19. WOOL-At the wool
auction sales today 14,629 hales were offered.
Fine merinos were In keen demand, espe
cially grenales, which were taken try the
home trade and America. Fine crossbred!
In large supply were readily bought by tit
fanrif purchisers. France was also an ae
Ive buyer today. The withdrawals show
decrease: New South Walea. 1.500 bales;
looured. lOVtftllAtd: greasy. smiftUd. Quesn
land. 500 bales: scoured, lldils 10Hd: greasy,
,(!!, Is IVid. South Australia. 1 100 halei:
greasy, latftli tid. New Zealand, S.aOO halei;
scoured, 10dA2s. Punta Arenn, $30 bales;
grtiity, tV4djpii i.
Rvajw rated Aanlca aad Dried Frntta.
NEW TOFK. July IS. EVAPORATF.D
APPLES Market ll firm. Fanoy are;
(i noted at S44jo; prima, 74 to; poor to
fair. 6I&7UC
CALIFORNIA DR7KD FRUITS Pruho
are Arm In tone, with ouetatlona ranging:
from 4Ht?12Hc for California fruit aid
from $113 90 for Oregons up to 30s anl
40a. Apricots are oulet. buslneia. except
for immediate needs, being restricted by
the high prices. Choice are ouoted at 21c;
extra choice. 22c; fancy, 222$c. Peacrnej
are unchanged, with choice quoted at 11 -A
arlje; extra choice. 124lSc; fancy. l$'f
11 He; extra fancy, 14Q14HC. Raliins
are In alack demand on spot, owing to hot
weather. Loose MuerAteli are quoted nt
8 H T10c: seeded raisins, 7 14 13c; London
layers, $l.6t1.85.
Coffee Market.
KHW YORK , July 19,-COFFT:F-Th
rrgrk4!t for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices. Trading was Very Quiet,
but tho market Improved on some position!
during the (lav owing to steady European
t rke i nntini $ light primary receipt!
and the abaence of Important offering!,
wl.il! there wai a continued demand from
mm of the trade Int create. The eloie waa
steady, net unchanged to 10 point! higher.
Snlei were reported of 9,750 bag!. Includ
ing December it 5.7Vt, March at 6.80c.
April at 6.85c, May at 5 90c. June at 6 86
i1 IXic. Spot coffee, quiet; No. 7 Rio, 640;
San toa No t, IVfcc; mild coffee, quiet; Cor
dova, 0612A
cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 19 -COTTON-Spot
closed steady; middling uplands. lt.95c; mid
dling gulf 13 20c; aaU.a. 6. (mi bales
GALVESTON, July U.-COTTON-Bteady.
13j. ,
ST. ijons. July i Cotton sru!et;
middling. 13V: ao sales; no receipts; ship
ments, 700 bales; stock, lO.oiO bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 18. CtlTTON-Snot,
dull, prices easv; American middling fair,
6. Lid, good middling, 7.6M; middling. 7d;
low middling. 8nd; good, ordinary. &.S4d;
ordinary. 6 S4d The aules of the day were
4.U00 balea, of which 3u were for apecula
tiun and export, and Included $.100 Ameri
can. Rerf-alpte were ltura) balea. Including
11.144) Amertcan.
NEW ORLEANS. July 19 -COTTON-.
Spot, ateady; lalea, 17S balei; low oerllaarv,
Ili-leo, nominal; ordinary, lU-lto, nomt-
latsar and Mhla
NEW YORK. Julv 19.-SUOA R-Riw.
quiet; fair refining. 3.33nrc; oentrlf ug-4l. 91
test. 8.83HC, molaaaea sugar. 8 0H; refln-'d.
steady; No. . 4 8tic; No. 7. 4 65c; No. . 4 too;
No. S. 4 4tc: No. 10, 4 35e: No. 11, 4.80c; No.
11. 4 25c; No. IS. 4 20o: No. 14. 4 15c; con
fectioners. 4 80c; mould A. 6 S5o; cut loaf,
8 70; rruahed. 6 70c; powdered, I.10o; gran,
ulated, lic: ciities. k.25a.
MOIJtfiSFS Steady ; New Orleans open
kettle good t"4 choice. 374144c.
KKW ORLE4.NS. La.. Julv 19 3UOA!
Open kettle centrifugsl. 8V,3'4": centri
fugal yellow, 8 '4c: seconds, 2'tjSHc.
MOLA 88 KS Quiet ; new syrup, 304334c,
Palladelpkla Prodac Market.
PIIILADFLPHIA. July IS BUTTER
Prm. He higher; extra western creamery,
official price. 2Uc; street price, 27c, extra
nearby prints, 2Sc.
FTKlB-Flrm. good demand; western
fir 1X4 frea caiei, Isc at mark.
CMELBE -Qulet; fair to good, 110.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEK), O. July 19. -SrED Clover,
eaah. 33 26; December and March, tt $.V4
Prime alaika. $$00; prime timothy, $2.30.
When yoa tin anything to buy or salt
advarUM 11 Ui TU tie Want Ad 4H)lttiii4Bn