THE OMAHA SITXPAY PEE: JULY 21, 1007.
A
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Cattle Stronger for the Week,
Other! Weak.
HOGS UP 'TODAY AND FOR WEEK
kM "Jad Lamb Slrtdr fntll Krl
Vaa) When Iktre Waa a sharp
Break on All Kinds ef
A Klllere.
SOUTH
,'lpts were:
"l Monday....
i Tuesday...
I Wednesday
C l Thursday ,,
Al Friday
Ifal Saturday ..
OMAHA, July 20, 1907.
Cattle. Hons. Sheep.
.
13.25a
12.M4
1 1 . .1 1
7.1'W
r.'i.io
.921
4,:-M
, days thla week 15,725 32.418 15.1. S
ne days last werk 13,241 67.2) 14.8.4
ns day 8 weeks ago.. 8,837 oo.to L.9u0
me day 3 weeks un 17 ir77 11 Z73' MM'J
ame davs 4 w,ki u; n t,ii
jjme days last year. . . . "lo!o72 63" 2F,t2;
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and shep al South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last ear:
. . 1907. 191. Inc. Dec.
V,'",n 599.237 M0.O53 8. 584
1.4.. 13 1.57X.452 1"2,2
""ep 864. 1 ; 818.173 46,100
The following table shows the average.
Vice of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
a. Pate' 1 1907- :WK.;im. 11903. 19-2. 1901.
July ... 6 7W,; 6 42 5 26 5 27! B?l I 6 7
July 7.... 6 48 1 K 6 13 t 49 7 75
July .... 5 73-S 5 291 I 17 391 7 Ml 6 51
July .... 5 rs. 5? I 5 15 5 4f. 7 80 5
July io... e wi w 5 fa R v 7 s w
Ju y 11... 5 fij 65' S 821 5 11 S 38 7 7t 5 M
July 12... 744 I 64 5 3Ji 4 K 7 771 5 'J
J" y 13... 5 Vj 6 69 5 s: 5 frti I M (6 84
July "... M 67 5 471 5 1i 5 l'i 7 73!
Ju r 15... S 71 Vi 5 54 5 19' H7 7 17 5 77
"!' 1"... 5 r.' i 50 U 19, 6 23! - 72 5 C5
July 17... 6 72 6 61 5 6fi; 6 '.'"' 7 71 6 3
July in .... 5 Ws4 K B ,-;; B 21 6 22 7 74 5 69
Ju y 19...I 5 73S' 6 51, S 631 1S 7 6 i3
July 2o... 5 7!"t 6 47 5 69 t o:i 5:2 5 id
sheep of ary consetince today, the mar
ket, as usual on a .Sat unlay, being prac
tically hare r,f fresh suplples. The re-
veins tor the we i.nve simwn a consid
erable gain over tl,.- previous wee. svit
are still considerably short of the record
made a year ago. The arrivals have con
sisted almoxt cntirclv of muse sheep and
luml.s, principally from Idann and Wy
oinlng. During the greater t art of the week sheep
constituted the big bulk of the receipts
Fortunately, there was a very fair demand
for that kind and the trade during the
first half of tiie week was In a good healthy
Condition. On Monday prices were, It any
thing, a little stronger. After that steady
prices were maintained until Friday, wnen
there was a break of K'.iL'c.
l.aml.s during the llrst half of the week
were In very light supply and sold at fully
steady prices from day to day until Friday
when they, too. broke badly, the market
on that day being avnic lower than the
previous wek.
The cause for the sh Am deellone In both
sheep and lambs is to be found In the fact
unit woile prices at this point
maintained, eastern markets declined until
ion marKet was considerably out of line.
After the decline prices here are still very
satisfactory as compared with eastern
markels.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, l7.iNrti7.40; fair to
good, lan.bs, $S.j04t7.W; cull lambs, !4.5(i6.60;
good to choice yearling wethers. o.7lu00;
fair to good yearling wethers, $j.2: ctSGS;
good to choice wethers. $4.7.H6.2S; good to
choice ewes. $4 7.f, a ; fr tn K,m ewes,
34 ::.sa 4 75; culls and bucks, $2.5on4.00.
Representative
No. jVt
112 native yearling wethers 64
19 native yearling wethers 65
3"0 native yearling ewes 61
219 native yearling ewes and
wetheis 60
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Attendance Small and Prioe MoTement
Languid and Desultory.
RISE IN TELEGRAPH SHARES
Settlement of Strike Una Favorable
F. fleet front Taking; Makes
Close lrregnl.r and
Lusir,
Foreigners harely moved. Japanese Im
perial M of 19o4 cloaed at 104. Americans
Started well, with Union and Southern Pa
cific receiving much attention, but the buy
ing subsided later and In spite of the pros
pects of a good hank statement the market
closed dull with quotations below the best
for the day.
UKKUN. July 20 The tendency of the
trading on the Bourse todav was toward
firmness.
PARIS. July 20. Trailing on the Bourse
today was firm under the Influence of New
York. Russian Imperial 4s closed at 73iO and
Husslan bonds of 19o4 closed at 50H.
Aichlpon sdj.
an 4
Mriiran Central
I At hltnn
I io p.'
I Priori A Albn
Boon Mslne
! Hnton Klevstrd.
Kltrhhurf ft
Sui!darr
RANGE
Omaha
Chicago
Knnsas City ....
St. IxjuIs
Sloiig I'ltv
The official number of car
Drougnt In today by each road was
Cattle. Hogs
OF PRICE8.
Cattle.
$2.5'"ii6 0l
1.5(17.25
.... 2 &"'(il 50
. ... l.of(i7.35
Hngs
15 7, -iiSO)
5.tn''4 1.1 2V4
5 7.VII-; o.i.
5 KKilfi to
of slock
P. Ry...
C . M. ft St
Vabash ...
Mo. Fac. Hy
I'tilon Pacific sy-Rtem
C. N. W. Ry. (eostt....
C Ht. P. . M. & o. Rv
C. 4 N. W. Ry. (west)..
C. B. & y. (east)
C, H. ft y. (west)
C. It. I. ft. p. Ry. (eust)
Illinois Central
Clit.'ugo Great Western..
H rs
1
.. 1
. .is
.. 3
.. 1
22
10
2
30
6
23
7
6
a
Total receipts 24 115
I'ln; dlsporltlon of the duy's recelnt
as fcdlows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
Omahn Packing company
Pwift and Company 2i
Cud.ihy Packing comapny MO
Armour ft coinnnnv
Omaha Packing company, K
Hill & Son
Huston ft Co
Othvr buyers
.2X6
. 3
. 15
. 17
ts was
Hogs
1.14
2,21
3.(Hii
1 67S
lo',ale S) 8.1 Vi
vAiiLr.-ine cate market was to all
Intents and purpose hare of supplies to
d'ly. In fact for two days In succession
inere nave been hardly enough cattle here
io mane any showing at all. Still, the
total for the week Is not very different
from what is was last week or a year ago.
while the supply of beef still consists very
largely of corn fed steers, it is noticeable
mrii isnge neer is becoming more plentiful
. I here has been noticeable during the
week, a tendency to Vprend between the
different kinds of beef steers. Thus, tho
wen nnisneo- ury-lot cattle have been grad
ually tending upward and at the close of
ine weK are sateiy iue nigiier than a week
go. on the other hand, beeves showing
in. .1.- in jetin gun, nnve necnneo. to about
ine same i xu ni ns good cattle have ad
vnncea. This, as a mtittor of course. Ii
Cue to the Increase In the number of range
cattle coming forward and the competition
from that source. Taking) the market as
whole, It has been in a very satisfactory
condition throughout the week, as the
trade on most days has been reasonably
active as a result of a good buying de
mand.
i ows and heifers have also shown
irengin ana neairanie kinds are pretty
iu uw: uiKiicr man me low time ten
days ago. Grass cows as usual this season
i mo , imv, oeen weax and the feel
ng is mat witn more liberal receipts of
rangers, the market on that kind is liable
to sell off most any day. As has been the
case with beef steers, the trade 7n cows
mm lienors naa ueen very satisfactory all
the week, the buying demand being active
and the trade In a good healthy condition
from day to day.
The receipts of Blockers and feeders have
oeen very moderate every day this week,
but It Is still early to expect very many
cattle of that description and the 'demand
" uausvt) una not been very heavy. Btlll
sucn a-ooa feeders as have been coming
nava met with very ready sale all the
" ana are generally a little stronger
than a week ago. Common Inferior grades
have been a little sticky, the Inquiry for
inai aina Dei rig ratner limited.
BBEIT bTLLKS.
No.
I...
At.
N.
At. Pr.
HXI5
hot
1)44
......1150
1010
no
TS
1(7
.. .1.160
...na
... M
... me
I 23
I 40
I to
I 6S
.1045 4 35
1U0 t N
us i ie
Pr.
t 00
COWS.
I 60 1
I 10 I
I 14
110 31
HEIFERS.
I 50 1
BULLS.
I 1
CALVES.
IT 1
t ha
iiu.jo-nrmiin win morning were very
liberal for a Saturday and buyers at first
were a little bit shy. especially as sellers
ior a very substantial ad
rance. They evidently wanted the hogs.
, T "- me iraae was once
tvrryinnn cnangea hands In a
i T '. . . "i!1 ,"" yra Deing cleared by
10 o clock. The prices paid were fully 5c
k UP ye"-lay, the big bulk at
jo.,66 fU. whereas yesterday most of the
hogs sold at 5.70u6.&0.
1110 nni maraet all this week ho.
very satisfactory condition. i h..
apparent every day that the backers
hoss and ur.i 1. 1 -,
Mices as compared to those r.uin
polnta have prevailed all the week At
the close of the week the market Is a' good
1c higher than one week ago. The re
ceipts for tha week have not shown very
much change as compared with the week
before, but have been considerably larger
than for the corresponding week a rear
ago.
In
been
have wanted
Ki. A. tb. Tr No. a.
M.. ...... tie ... 5 TO 54 ti
M.V.....I10 40 5 TO M la
0 Ml 140 TO i tsi
5 HI SO ft 1 ii7
I Jul 10 I t?H f 41
54 IKI ... I 7H, 71 14
M IH l I TH 71 !1
H M7 16i 72i Tl LSI
i iu m i til it ni
48 I liO t 7.o, 71 144
M it ... I 4 140
4 M ' SO ft 71 1 M t44
Tl. Kl 140 ITS 4 5
M 10 7ft I). Ut
41 put 1M ft 71 44 a
3 4 ... ft 7 70 J41
51 IKS ... ft Tt 6 370
Ml ... ft 71 ti n
54 M0 12 ft 75 M ts
40 I ... ft 75 S Ikft
.. 174 I ft 7 45 I
' 0 130 ft 75 74 tit
4 4 ... ft Ti 7 Ill
I K4 SO ft 71 7 144
' 141 0 ft 75 1 til
41 r44 ... I 75 Ti 1,4
14 IN t Tl 14 IU
7 ... 71 f 24
I T 40 I TS 44 HI
41 141 M I Tl tl M
' ?T 10 I Tl It ttl
J? ! ... I TS T4 tii
r M ft 71 70. tit
5J f so 1 7i m ut
" n I te w tn
' K III 44 I
i lie ft T 7 u
?i m 7t tj tn
'I ins u im
H 4 1M ft TTSn 14 la
IX ft TT T M
" .& I T7t 44 JSI
" 14 I n T4 IM
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. ... IM 40 ft T7S 41 M
g H ... Tt 71 Wt
J ' 1 ftTT 71 Ill
t ' S Tt Tl im
i S TT'i "
4 V ... ft TT s T
I I W ft 77 II IM
BHEEP There were no fresh
Ik. fr
... ft 77
1M ft SO
40 I
... I HO
40 ft 10
... ft M
... I III
) I DO
m i m
... i to
..." IM
10 ft IS
310 I e)
H ID
so 10
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... I so
M IM
IM I W
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W IS
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5 w
... 110
... ft I
M I I!
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IN I I.
40 I !
40 5 12
44) I It
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M III
4 I "4
40 I ti
10 I M
H IS
140 ft SI
110 I
Ml In
... I l
to I tl
... I 17
... 117
10" I 17
... I 17
... !:
M In
... I
Mil
IS IN
. . I H
4 I St
, . 4 W
receipts of
35
IHlCAtiO MK STOCK MAIIKKT
Cattle, Hherp and Lambs Steady
Hoss Mtronsj.
CHICAGO. July 20. CATTLK Receipts,
8iO hind, market steady; beeves. $4.iji"ft7 2i;
cows, n 5)'jtn.2; heifers. $j.R)ib6.f.0: alves,
Jn jiXCi.Jo; good to prime sti ers, $i.7iu7.i";
poor to. medium, li.6ugj5.6o; stoikers and
feeders, 2.'ir6.0i'.
HiMJS Receijits. lo.ono head: market
"'rung, licht, 5 KiKUrt 12H: mix. d. fS.ryo'l 10;
heavy, ". .litis. 96; rough, 5.3.Kif.tV), pUs.
.0.60116.05; good to choice heavy, .S.ift.'.;
bulk of sales. tri.T." j.9.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 4.000
head; mnrket steady; native, t.75tit.9;
western. 11 iik5.9h; yearlings. 6.0iXj6.iM);
lambs, 35.7.7a 7.4n; western. f5.?.V?7.50.
NEW YORK. Julv Ti-rtsH -.th..e ....
: partly responsible for a lurge list of ab
sentees from the Slink exchange todav and
also for the languid and desultorv move-
were wed I ""i.v a lew SIOCKS made
. T w. ! movements of anv imnormnca n,.
sluggish movement In the general list was Meilrsn Ontrtl..
i in sympathy with these. Southern Pacific N- N. H ft H
I move.1 upwards tfith some vigor as an
! effect of the heavy surjilus of net earn
ings for the fiscal year ended June i
I wn,cn ,WB" reported today. The stocks of
- the telegraph companies sold up brisklv
, In consequence of the settlement of the
I J''" fxn Francisco. Union Pacific
I did not fully sympathise with Its mh.
sldlary stocks, and the Hill stocks slso
were unresponsive.
The cheerful tenor of the weekly re
views of the mercantile ngencls was a fa
voring Influence on the market. Thi bank
statement failed to show all of the ex
pected gain In cash, owing, presumably, to
special movements, especially large ship
ments to Boston early In the week. But
the loan Item also was expanded only
nominally and the gain In surplus reserves
was as large, therefore, ns was expected.
United states deposits still included stand
at :7.777.!)o. which Is only 31. 400.5.0 less
than last week and does not reflect the,
firll repayment under the call of July 10
The markedly easier tone of both call and
time money with the progress of the week
left no room for solicitude over the present
condition of the. hanks. Rest prices of
the day were made after the publication
of the bank statement, discounts In Lon
don were easier today and copper secuil
tlcs there continued to Improve. Profit
taking made the closing tone Irregular and
left a mixture of small net losses In prices.
Total sales of bonds, par value, $i'4,t00.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Clous.
Pr.
6 60
6 60
5 0
Huston Storks and Bonds.
POSTON, July 20 -Call loans, 3i5 ' per
cent; -time loans, 6"nl per cent. Official
closing prices on oonds were as follows:
.. 12
.. IS
. os
. . ?!
.. SOi,
.. 15
.. I4-,
. . !0
.. 5
.. 14
. . r:
..
. . 45
..114
.. 1
.117
.. 17
..107
.. t'V
. . t
.. 4
.. 11
.. 41
.. 7
.. 7
..111
.. 3'
.. tr.
.. 14
t'nlon I'irirtc
Amtr. Arse
do pro
Anier. Pnlu. Tube
Amrr. Bussr
do pfd
Amer. Tl. ft Tfl
Amr Woolen
do pfd
Ellvm Kler. 111..
! Elertrle.....
io pM
Wars, Ots
I nllM Fruit
tinted Shoe Mart
do pfrt
t. 8. (Heel
do ofd
Adventure
Allount
Amalgamated
Bid. "Ask!
. Atlantli-
. pitighsm
. 1 Sfslsniet ft H
. fl OntrnnlHl .
. tl Topper Range. . .
Hi Pair Wrs
ISO Franklin
.11' lair Anyal
.121 Mans Mining ..
. 2 Mlrhlssn
.Is Mnha k
14) Mont. C. ft C.
Chrmlrsl ltild Dominion...
. II Oainla
5 Parrot
KtUulnrr
.12i Shannos
Tamarark
. J6 Trinity
. W tnlted Copper...
.t'.o t s. Mining....
. 14 t. 8. Oil
. Pi ftah
. S7 Vli tnrls
IM Wlnons
. II Wolvartns .,
. 2 North Hulle ,
. .14 Unite Coalition.
Nevawa
1 Ol. ft Arlinns.
FOR
4.'i Aria.
4
Commareial.... 2.'i4
London Closing; stocks.
LONDON, July 20 Closing quotations on
as
Knnsns City Live tock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 20. CATTLE
Receipts. ti head, including 200 southerns;
mnrket, stiady Choice export and dressed
heef stii rs, $i;.;.V((7.ti; fair to good, 35.00
fifi.-fi; western fed steers, $4.50fri.5A; stock
ers and feeder. $3.5045. 25; soutlicrn steers,
I3.0ifr4 7."; southern cows. $.'.76i4.60; native
cows. irTT'i 1.60; native heifers. 3.25iMsV,
bulls. $j.ui'(i4 60; calves, $;1.5IB6 25; receipts
for the week, il1.H).
MOI3S Receipts. 3.000 head; mnrket. 5c
higher. Top, Jr.iri,; bulk of sales. t.VSr.'t?
5.H6; heavy. $t"i.756i6.S5; packers. $5.00415.97';
pigs end lights, 35. 9041 6. 20. Receipts for
the week. liO.ilOO.
SHEEP ANI LAMBS Receipts, none;
12
44
100 13 31
l') 42 .1:
market
7.i!0;
notnlnnlly steady. Imbs, $0.75f I
Adama Ripreas
Amalgamated Copper 24.or
Amer. Tar ft foundry 100
do pfd
Amer. cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Kxpreai
Amer. Hide ft Leather pfd
Amer. Ire
Amer. Llnaeed Oil
do pld
Amer. Locomotive too 69
do pfd
Amor. Smelting ft R 100 118
do pfd r
Amrr. Snrar Reflnlne1
' Amer. Tubaoro pfd certlf
Anaronda Mining. Co...
Atchleon
do ptd
Atlantic Coant Line....
Stocks were
Console, money
do account ...
Anaronda
jAtrhleon
do prd
ID. ft O
! Canadian Pacific
j che. ft Ohio
! Chlcaxo Ot WVntern
c . M A St. P
PeOecra
D. ft R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 2d pld
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central
SILVER Bar
MU.NKl-ci' ner cent
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is 3'.4iG per cent; for three
months' bills, 3VfiSS per cent. .
R. ft o.
. v. , iiiiii inn xn. e-i.i.i'i'i.i.). icxtini
,.11, ,.-.n ' .rt.J;.. rr. ,. . . PIO.
- .i1' .'I , ciil'I'i-nJ Brooklyn R
.-..,t ... i, iii Kti.oifi BUit ni l n n mi UTUI' B. ..LrV
tju.OO.
New York Lire Stock Market.
NEW VORK, July 20. BEE VES Re
ceipts, 5.2."6 head; no trading; feeling
steady; dressed beef active at &o'10ic per
pound for fair to choice native sides; ex
ports, 7 caltle, and 6.3T0 nuarters of be.'f.
CAI.VES-Recelpts. 20 head; market tlrm
for all grades. The pens were cleared.
Common to good vends sold at $o.50fiS.50;
few buttermilks at $4.50.
SHEEPX AM) LAMBS-Receipts. 3.923
head. Sheep, steady; prime and choice
lambs firm; others slow and unchanged.
Several Hrs unsold. Common to choice
sheep, $3.51116.76; common to prime lambs
at $0 oVtr7.iv; one car at $K W.
Hot 58 Receipts, 2,670 head. Market firm,
to 5c higher; state hogs sold at $C.70 per
100 pounds.
St. tenia Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 20.-CATTLE
TUcetpts. 1,500 head, Including l) Texans.
Mnrket steady. Nat he shipping and ex
port steers, $5.KOiii7.&: dressed beef and
butcher steers. $5.0(W)i 40; steers -tinder 1.000
rounds, Jl.0e-u5.ii0; stockers and feeders,
fc.5)M.rr; cows and hi'ifers. 3.15'ii6.ls); can
ners, $1.7.vri2.40; bulls. $2.7iViH.50; calves.
$4.)"KfflO.OO; Texus and Indian steers, $3.S5
fi Oi); cows and heifers, $1.5044 4.00.
lt( "is Receiuts. 2.501) head. Market.
higher. Pigs and lishts, $5.fKiii.20; pack
era. tS.50fR6.00; initchers and best heavy,
$f.9f''ui.(in.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400 head:
market stendy. Native muttons, $3.5005 fift;
lambs, $4.fi4(7.ir ; culls and bucks, $3.0o!ii
1.00; stockers, 3o.OXy5.90.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSKPH, Mo., July 20.-CATTLEv-
Recelpts, 2,ia1 head; market steady. Na
tives. $4.5fi7.00; cows and heifers, $2 ii
6.00; stockers and feeders, $3.5oiiH 50.
HOfTS- Receipts. 4,935 head; market, 54i7Vc
higher. Top, $0 00; bulk, $5 V.fi5.95.
SHEEP. AND LAMBS Receipts, 721
head; market, steady, larnbs, $0 501J7.50;
yearlings. $.2r4j).(i5; wethers, $5.25j5.76;
ewes, '$5.00i6.2S.
T
Canadian Pacific
Central of K. J
Ches ft Ohio
Chliaau ;t Weatorn
C. ft N W
C, M. ft St. P
Chltago T. ft T
do pfd
C, C. c. ft St. Loula...
Colo. Fuel ft ln.s
Colo. A tlnuthem
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Conaolidated Oaa
Cora Producta
do pfd
Delaware ft Hudaon
Del., L. ft W
D. ft R. O
d l pld
DlMlllera Securltlea
Erie
do lat pfd.
do 2d pfd
General Electric.
Illinois Central...
Inter. Paper
. Uo pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa .Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern...
do pfd
U ft N
Mexican Central..
Minn, ft St. L...
M , St. f. A
do sfd
Mo. Pacific
M.. K ft T
do pfd
National Lead
Nai'l R. R. of M., pfd.
i . central
1.6O0
1, 40
000
1"0
"0
t!i:in
1,4'K)
'o6
I
6il
1.200
aim
t,o
59
2
13
HI
67
ITS
16
11
111
136
31
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19
lis
61
1
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f
177
is"
11
16-
134
follows
..14 L. ft NaiOirtlle.
M 1 II M , K. A T ...
.. 11 N. T. Central...
.. 95 Norfolk ft W...
.. M do pfd
..lmi4 Ontario ft W...
..!2 Penneylvanla ...
Hand Mine
II Reading
Ill So. Railway
. 12 do r.fd
. 29 So. TacIV
. 74 tnlon Pacific...
. t do pfd
. tt V. 8 Bteel
.43 do pfd
. 2Wliae.h
.148 do pfd
steady; 314d per
120
34
114
'
17
T
6.(1
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6'.l
4
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ounce.
314
24
400 4. 41
1W
1 II
44 43
li IV
33
II
tie
I
69
10
tl
5
I'M
till
10w
123
an
i
K
3
l
Si
89
M
lso ,er,n' Hosae Rank Statement
13,1 ist!.v iOltK. July 20. The statement of
iii.t clearinsr house hanks fnr te n-nnii i.n.
151 ! that the banks hold $9,0x8.075 more than the
134 ' legal reserve" requirements. This Is an In-
I crease of $2,211,025 as compared with last
I week. The statement follows:
l . Increase.
; Loans $1,105,250,000 $ 414 i)
Deposits 1,072 .991, SO) 2,231, 5o0
i iicuiuwon ..
Legal tenders
OMAHA (EL COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT GOLD
BONDS In Denominations of $1,000.00 Each.
These Bonds are for improvements ami extension, issued in neeordanee with the Trust Peed
nt eighty-five per cent of the cost of the new const met ion. Due .Innuary 1, lJtJS. Interest Jan
uary 1, July 1. PayarMc in Omaha or New York. Suh.ject to sale nnd chanL'e in price. Par and In
terest, NETTING THE INVESTOR FIVE PEIt CENT.
New York Mnlnr Storks.
NEW VORK, July 20.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks wi-tn:
Adama Cos
A lie.
Rreece
Hrunewlcs con...
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. ft Vs..
Horn Sllrer
Iron Sllrer
Leadrtiie Con...
Offered.
.. I
..m
.. 20
.. 4S
.. S
. . 14
. .140
..225
K
Little Chief I
Ontario 4i)
Ophlr io
Potoai l
Soe 6J
Sierra Nevada 3
Small Hipti . .' J0
Standard ISO
1.100 ts tt
V
l.GO
inn
i"0
l.sno
100
t"0
60S)
y,4
&
4i
140
145
Ste. 14
100
to
27
lit
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the Blx principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha P54 7.M0 ....
Sioux Citv 1.000 5.700 ....
Kansas City S.'KO
St. Joseph 2.0110 4.935 721
St. Loula 1.500 2.500 4
Chicago 800 10,000 4.000
Totals S.554 33.23 6.121
WEATHER IX THF. GRAIN BELT
Fair and Continued Warm Probably
for Sunday.
OMAHA, July 20. 1907.
Thunderstorms, with light rains, are cur
rent lnvthe middle Mississippi valley this
morning' and rains are falling In the middle
Atlantic states. No precipitation worthy
of note has occurred west of the Missouri
river within the last twenty-four hours.
and generally clear weather prevails west
of the Mississippi river. Temperatures are
slightly higher In the west and northwest
and continue high In the eastern states.
The outlook Is favorable for fair and con
tinued warm In this vicinity tunlaht and
Sunday.
Omaha record of temperature and nre-
clpltatlon compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
11X17. l!il. 1905. 190i,
Minimum temperature 75 05 9 65
Precipitation 00 T .00 .82
Normal temperature ror today, 77 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation , since March 1,
4 13 inches.
Deficiency
t 30 Inches.
Deficiency
137 Inches.
corresponding period In 1906,
corresponding period In 1906,
L A. WEUH,
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Baltetln.
For the twenty-four hours ending at $ a.
m , 75th meridian time, Saturday, July 20,
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max. Min. fall
Sky. '
Ashland. Neb 91 73 .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb 90 7 .00 Clear
Columbus. Neb... 58 62 .00 Clear
Falrhurv, Neb. .. 97 74 . 00 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... 9S 67 .00 (near
Or. Island, Neb.. 4 70 .00 Clear
Hartlngton. Neb. 84 61 .10 Cloudy
Hastings. Neb.... 94 69 .01) Clear
Oakdale, Neb 85 67 .la) Clear
Omaha. Neb v 75 .00 Clear
Tekamah, Neb... n9 70 .0) Cloudv
Alta. Ia 84 68 . Rslnlna
Carroll. Ia 86 63' .01 Cloudv
Clartnda. Ia m 6 .10 Clear"
Plblev, la n 61 .00 Cloudv
Sioux City, Ia... 86 66 .04 Raining
Minimum temperature for twelve-hou?
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
iso. or Temp.- ,
Stations. Max. Min
N. Y.. OnUrlo ft W.
Norfolk ft Weatern ,
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Fenneylraula
People s Oaa
P., C. C. ft at. L
Pressed Bteel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading ,,
do lat pfd
do 2d ptd
Republic Iteel
do pfd
Rock Inland Co
do pfd
Rubber Oooda pfd
St. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd
St. Loula 8. W
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Coal ft Iron
Teaaa ft Paclfio
Toledo. St. L. ft W
do pld
t'nlon Pacific
do pfd
V. 8. Eipreas
I'. 8. Reallr
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. S. 8teel
do pfd
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
do pfd
Wabh
do pfd ,,,
Wella-Farso Expreaa
WaatlnsQuuM Electric
Western t'nlon
W ft Lake Erie
Wlaconalq Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
do pfd.
Bloee-8heroeld Iron
Inter. Met
do pfd
Great Northers pfd.
1 JO0
i
too
1.400
l.loO
15
44
113
it
6
II
124
io t;
lo
62,-iXi
100
112
M-
22
t;
5
M
.41
117
141
XI
17
117
'
5
14
113
IK
67
II
i:j
it
1(4
t
47
tOO IT J7
42.100
lno
too
100
)
41.10
11. HO
4O0
IS
112
to
I"
27
4
145
17
10i
82
lit
20
o
rr
4
144
14
I
II
la
JS
6
17
72
171
440
11
6
K
19
41
Dl
141
14
71
fc
70
17
27
67 s4
117
Si
101
m
76 Vi
81
in
II
o
111
34
'
84
68
'
1!)
II
M
36
0
160
14
10
78
21
4
22
47
18
17
tl
11
84
111
Mi
44
144
30
24
Specie
Reserve
Reserve
S'lrplus
Et-Cnltei
posits
Decrease.
requirements..
States de-
uO,3S2,200
72.567. 0)
'4.76o.:i0
277.33fl.9iO
268.217.825
,s.S,075
60.600
1l.4il
2.9'iO..T0
1.7!.9i)
657.875
2.211,025
18,032,550 1,845,900
Omaha Clearlntra.
OMAHA, July 20 Bank clearings for to
day were 31.477.469.38, and for the corre
sponding date last year I1.K14.875.20.
I!i7. 1906.
l.RO2,0O6.25 $l.62K25f
1.4NI.1K2.0S
1.RT9.117.61
1.6o4.18.97
1.69J.047.2C
1,477.469.39
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday ...
Thursday
Friday ,
Saturday
Totals 39.726.507.53 19,395.210.13
Increase over the corresponding
date last year 3331,297.40
NEW YORK CE KRAL MARKET
1.673.156 20
1.43i).783.'i4
1.623,365.78
1.490.O73.07
1,514. 975.20
Quotations
Various
400
700
146
10
14
100
14K
74
11.800 117 136
of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 20.-FI3CR Receipts,
22.0S0 bhls. ; exports. 3.765 bbls. Market was
easy nnd lower to steady; Minnesota pat
ents, 3o.OOjj6.86; Minnesota bakers, 33.70ilH.2O;
winter patents, $4.4o'ci4.9i; winter straights,
4.3oif44.45; winter extras, 33.lotaO.70; winter
low grades, 33.0ti3.6O. Rye flour, iulet; fair
to good, $4.755.00; choice to fancy, 35.10
5.40.
CORN ME1AL Steady; fine white and yel
low, II. 254J-1.SO; coarse, ll.lViil.17; kiln dried,
!3.3ii3.4o.
R K Nominal; No. 1 western, 80c, f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 72.000 bu.; exports. 32,
857 bu. Spot market easy; No. 2 red, 96-nO,
elevator, 97W f. o. b. afloat; No 1 north
ern. Duluth, n.0M,c, f. o. b. afloat; No. I
hard winter, 98Tc, f. o. b. afloat. Coder
stor-'osB selling. Inspired by perfect weather
conditions west, wheat broke another point
today, closing Vulhic net lower. July closed
nt 87c; September, 9Vi90'S,c, closed ?8V;
Decemtier, ll.01"Ji 1.02.1,, closed 11.01 V
CORN Receipts, 53,556 bu. ; exports. 101. 8"
bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, iX- elevator,
and bnti f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white, 594c,
and No. 2 yellow. 5914c. f. o. b. afloat. The
option market was without transactions,
siu closing V4'nc net tower. July closed at
4.W I 60'iC ; , S pleniber closed at 61'-,c; December
. . I ... ... .. 1 . Fli .
nwiini h iii . i , irin I iiihcu ill DWC.
OATS Receipts. 21.(4X1 bu. : exports,
bu. Spot market dull; mixed oats. 26 to 32
Dm . 4ii',,c; natural white, 30 to S3 lbs., 5o4
FEED Firm.
HAY Steady: shipping, 70TJ75C; giod to
choice, tl.Ufgl.SO.
HOPS Steady ; 1905. 4Hfc5c; Paelflc coast,
Wl. Kiijllc; 1906, 8iXe.
HIDES Quiet; Central America, 22Hc;
Dogota. 22c.
LEATHER Steady: acid. IViiCTHe.
PROVlfclONfl-Heef. steady; family, 11350
filt.OO; mess. Id 5)iil0.00: beef hams. 324.0
25.00; packet. HO oOiQ'll.oO; city extra India !
SECURITY
The Bonds are secured by a mortgage on
the entire property of the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway Company, consisting
of One Hundred miles of track, equipment,
power houses and carbarns.
THE PHYSICAL CONDITION
The road is all of the newest construc
tion, over three million in cash having been
expended in the last five years. A new
power house, with modern machinery, was
completed in lDGO, greatly reducing the
cost of operation.
OMAHA
Is enjoying a great prosperity. The popula
tion is conservatively estimated at 150,
000. 'Total population served by Street Railway
System about 20."),000.
Has 14 Trunk I iines which center here.
Is one of the three greatest Packing and
Live Stock markets iri the world.
Has 13 grain elevators, 140 jobbing houses,
o00 factories.
Building permits 1!)0(", $4,'J7:i,0:0.00.
THE COMPANY
Own and operate the lines in Omaha,
South Omaha, East Omaha, Dundee, Flor
ence, Benson and the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Railway & Bridge Company, includ
ing the Street Railway System of Council
Bluffs, tin? line to Lake Manawa and the
Bridge over the M jssouri River. Total mile
age oHM-ated l.'JO.
OFFICERS
The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail
way Company is a Nebraska organization
incorporated under the laws of the Stat
The management is aggressive and is com
posed of the following well known men:
GUY C. BARTON, Pres.,
O. W. WATTLES, 1st V. P.
M. S. HOPKINS, 2nd V. P.
R. A. LEUSSLER. Secy.
W. A. SMITH, Treas. and Gen. Mgr.
SAMUEL BURNS, Jr.
BROKER
614 NEW YORK LIFE DLDG.
OMAHA. NED.
TO THE INVESTOR
This is an opportunity for the SMALL investor as well as the larger one and we especially
solicit sales of single Bonds.
A Bond differs from Stocks, as it is a direct obligation to pay the holder of each certificate the
interest when due as well as the face of the Bond at maturitv.
The Bonds of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway Company are held here by many
prominent local capitalists, by Omaha Banks and are widely known in the East.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat in North Dakota Eeported in
Better Condition.
NOT UP TO AVERAGE, HOWEVER
BOYCE & BLASIHGHAM, grain and stock brokers
Renders, customer, the best sorvlce In Omaha
uubuei gram ana upwards; 10 shares and
Room 4 N. Y. Life, Omaha
Trades In 1,000
npwards. A reliable firm.
Long distance telephone, Douglas 7545.
Cora
la Weak and a Shade Loner
Thau Previous Day, bat Weather
I'erfect
Growth.
for
OMAHA, July 20. 1907.
was wi-iiK. Reports from
was i-untlli'tlng ami with
Saturday trail)-, very llttlu
Dl
If
4.000 lit
137
(4
J64
101
1S
2W)
144
40
1
1TH
40
m
ii1
67
IS
4)
in
call.
sixty
Central.
t htcsiro. Ill Zh k.f eg
Columbus. 6 17 Ni M
Ih-s Moines. Ia IS M c
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 it
Kansas t.ny. Mo.. 15 M 72
oulsvllle. Ky 17 W 70
Mlnnt-apolls, Minn. Jo TS M
Omaha. Neb 16 Rx iu
8t. Louis. Mo IS 2 to
nmn.
Inches.
.14
.f
.24
.00
.14
01
.03
.11
Tout sales lor tbs day. tst.700 ah area.
New York at oner Market.
NEW YORK. July .-Money on
nominal; time loans, dull and easier:
days. 44 per cent; ninety days, 6 per cent
bis. itioimiis, Dtn per cent.
PRIM U MERCANTILE PAPBR-g8
STERLING EXCHANOE-Steady with
actual business in bankers' hills at M 4J
&4.iti!) for demand and at 14 MoltoM.lttTS
for sixty day- bills; posted rates. S4.&44
I.R7i; commercial- hills. U R3U4r4.RSi.
nii oar.
HONPH Government, steadv:
Irreeular.
The clnslntr quotations
were as tollows:
634,c; Mexican dollars,
railroad.
bonds today
on
I' S. ret. ta,
do eoapos . .
V . re(.
do cousos .
V. t. rew
ds enupos
Am. Tobacco t
do 4a
AtrhlBon ces.
Jo 4a
Atlantic C. L.
B 0. 4s...
do I le
Brooklyn R. T
Central of Oa.
4s til lno.
rlo td Inc
rof .
4s. ref
.1nE4 Japan 4Ha. certlf td s 7a.
V do 4a 8u
.lnf4 L. A M. ttSlfled ta tl
Manhattaa . sold 4a Mw
mess. IJl .&Xil22.i). t'ut meats, quli-t: nick
led bellies. $11 2;Va-11.50; pickled hams. $12 00
()12.75. Lard, steady; western prime, $V70a
SO; redned. Arm; continent, f!i.5i: South
America, $9.90; compound, , .8.874vj9.124.
Pork, firm; family. tw.Wij 19 .50; short clear.
$1H 7Wil7.76: mess. $18.(ii 18.50.
TALbOW-Steady; city, 6Vc; country, 6V4
i;p.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, ii
jj7o; Japan, nominal.
Hl'TTKR Rather essler; state dairy,
common to fancy, 20ti?'25c.
FOl'LTRY Live, quiet; spring chickens,
20c; fowls, 15c; turkeys, 11c. Dressed
heavy, western chickens, 181. 23c; turkeys,
1Cj14c; fowls, 12(&15c.
The opening
near sections
the usual light
was Uolnsr. Borne North Liakota wires re
port wheat In bitter condition there with
plenty of moisture ami late wheat In much
u. .ei cundlllun, but not yet up to avenia,
Wheat opened about yesterday's closing
with no feature. Cables came ui prlsliiKiy
flrm. Short sellers are axain in evidence
and unlutuling hy longs nave the market
a set buck. Commission house trade was
divided. September wheal opened at 864,0
and closed at o4'c.
Corn opened Weak and a shade lower.
Weather was perfect for growth and all
reports are that It Is rapidly catching up
lost ground. The demand was moderate
and the market seems to be neglected.
September corn opened at 40c and closed
at 46c. '
Hals were weak with wheat and Corn.
Tlia market was slow and crop reports
conlllciing. September oals opened at 3t'ac
and closed at 36c.
4 ci I rrimary wneat receipts were om.uw ousn.
4) nlti nnt ihthmonta a 1 a nil rmaViels nlrnlnMf
recolpts last year of 1.104,000 -busliels and
shipments of 319,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 519.000 bushels and shipments 937fli)0
bushels, axalnst receipts last year of 419.
0i) bushels and shipments of 401,000 bushels.
Clearances were HtD.OnO bu. of corn. 50,0,0
bu. of oats and whea'. and flour equal to
191.000 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat and
Hd lower on corn.
Seaboard reported l'TO.000 bu. of wheat and
128,)io bu. of corn for export
Local range of options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. I Yes'y.
to.
..1X714 ilei Central 4a
Mo lat Inc....
... I- -, allns. Bt. L,
An it . k. a- T. 4a
... M do Ids
... 84 N. R. of It. a.
... 3H N. T Central (.
... t N. J Central .
. .. W No Paclnc 4a
4a 7 do la
I1! 'Norfolk at W.
il
.... tl
4s. 7
.... WV,
.... M
4a.. Ill,
tta
5a 124
....HO
.... 7Ui
a n
The weather continues warm thmiihi
the corn and wheat region. Rains have
lanen in
river.
1 1 iriun. aauis nave
all portions east of the Mississippi
U A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Mllnaskea Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 10. WHEAT
ower : No. 1 northern. ftK.i-ri nn- ki.ni
ber. Hc asked. . ' r
RYE Steadv; No. 1, I7V.
BARLEY Dull: No. 1 7uo: umnl.
- .-. '
CORN Ixiwer;
teinber, cvc.
No. I cash. 5i-3Mc; Bep.
Oalath Urals Market.
.PrLUTH. July 20-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. We; July, IrSc; September. 88c
IXfcemher, tslc.
OATa-To arrive, ro.
as ureion U rtdg ta Mt
&4 Penn lu. k.
Cries, ttc Ohio 4Ha . . .lftiv, Readlni gen. 4a au
t hlcaso dr A. Isa . ntl L A I. 4) c 6'l--w
C. B. a Q. ne. 4a.. Ill, Bt. U a S r. Is.U 77W
.. a. I a P. 4a 70 ast L g w con T. 7t
do col. ta It Seaboard A. L. 4a.. 10
CCC. Bt. L II ago. Paclgc 4a I;
Cnlo. Ind. ta ser. A.. 44 . dS lot 4a eerllr " s.
Midland a 17 Bo. Railwar ia . '. 'knji,
A Boulheni 4s.. Teiaa A Pacts? l.t lit
t'nlon Paelflc u ...
r B gteel M 6a ... Kv
eo WahaBh Ut. ....
Hocking Valler 4Va..iMi Westers ald 'a. ,,
Jp . rt'w. Lak, Erle 4,;; m
do td series HWla. Central 4a M-
niu "unerei
Kansas t'ltr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July 20. WHEAT Sep
tember. Mv; lecembor 87Hc; May, 9.'c;
cash No. 2 hard, saMc. No. , labile; No.
i red. Miiihlc, No. 3. 52'o83c.
CORN September. 47c; December, rc;
May. 4c. Cash No. I mixed. 49Wc; No.
S. 4ie; No. 2 white, 60c; No. S, 49c.
OATS-No. I white. 4.4fi!7c; No. t mixed,
44- tfi 4rc.
HAY 8teady to 50c lower; choice) tim
othy. $11.5o612.00; choice timothy, poor, $9.00
GJ So.
RYE Steady; 75tj7flc.
EOG3 Firm; extras. Uc per dosen;
firsts, 15c per dogen; seconds, 14c per du.-n.
liCT'lEU Creamery. 'Jic: t-aik'ntf. lw.
Receipts. Shipments
143 0 0 47.0K)
14.UHO 4&.0H0
2.00 13.O-J0
Wheat-l I
July .. S3,
Sept. . th
Dec. .. KHg
Corn I
July .. ;v
Sept. . 4)-,i
lice. .. 43-
Oats
July .. Jl,
Sept. . S-.-'-,
Dec. .. S7'
83'
tc'Vs,
43-,
41
87':
83 i
cS,i
45H
4'.W
43' a
82
MSI
fcti'sl
45H'
46
il-
41-4
41 V, ;
3-i
3uH'
4.-V,
43-,
41 '4
3t"
3;
8 hard,
sptlng, 2
4. HHV.c;
404c; No. 3
Omaha Cash Trices,
WHEAT No. i hard, HVuic; No.
79n sic; No. 4 hard, 730(7!n-; No.
4ic.
CORN No. 3. til'.fiil'c; No.
no grade, fujiiac; , Nd. 3 yellow,
while. 40. y lie.
OATS No. 3 mixed. 42V,o; No. 3 white,
42V: No. white. 42',i&-i:V; standard, 4-ic
RYE No. 2. 72.-; No. S. fofjTlc. ,
I'arlot Rrerluta.
Wheat
Chicago 58
Kansas City 143
Omaha 22
Duluth 11
St. Louis lui
Corn.
132
Oats.
11S
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ,
Oats. bu. .
Colo.
Cnlo
n a R. o. 4a
riatlllers' Sec. ta
Erie prior lien 4a
do general
Kansas City cash price as furnished by
Logan at Id) an. Ill board of Trade building:
Articles.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
Sent...
I I ec
Corn
Sept....
Dec
Msrsatsta af Speele.
EW YORK. July 20-Impoi-t, of srcie
at the port of New York for tha week end
ing today were $2)0.010 sliver, and $1861
gold. Exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending today were
$U4,2il silver, and $D3 gold.
Korelfja Flaanelal.
LONDON. July 20,-Money was obtain
able at easy rate In the market today
and discounts were easy, business on the
Stock exchange was small, as was the at.
tendance. Soma Investment purcases hard
ened gilt edged securities early, but they
became cagjer later on lack of support.
H Wii'MftSMftMi,
Re-Vo'i) N7f 4 87HSB
47V 47s 47 47M.A
44S1 44-, 4-IS V,
A asiced. B bid.
Liverpool tirala aad Provisions.
LIVEKPtKiL. July 20.-WH EAT-Spot,
quiet. No. 2 red western mlnter. 7 lit
Futures, steady; Julv. 7s2Hd, September
7slVl; December, 7s 5d.
CORN-Bpot. quiet: Hess dried. 5a; old
northern, as zn. r utures,
normal; September. 4a ICAii.
quiet; July,
Pearta
PEORIA. July
yellow, 52S,r. No.
gradr. 4ii4.1Wo.
))ATS Lowrr; No. t white. 444o.
RTrV-Nomlnal; No. t, a.
WHISK r-lil.
Grata Market.
80 CORN-FIrm: No. 8
I. 61 No. 4. 4SV; no
t int At;o t.HAI AM) PROVISIONS
Peatares of the Tradluat and ClosInK
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 20. The marked Improved
report In the crop situation In the north
ern part of this country caused a weak
marki-V in wheat today, and prices declined
sharply. At the close Septemlter wheat
was li-&le lower. Corn was down V&
Oats were off V&c. Provisions were 2',,
to loo lower.
The wheat market save for a slight firm
ness at the Immediate opening, due to firm
cables, was wesk all day. Throughout the
session tired and dUgunied lungs dumped
lines of wheat on the market. At no time
durliig the "teflon was the support able
to meet the selling presure. S i many re
ports were rerrived from tTie northwest
telling of the Improved and Improving con
dition of the crop that many holders wero
fearful of carrying their wheat over Sun
day. From the southwest cams reports ol
clear wratln-r, and a prediction of a re
newal of offerings of cash wheat Thii
Bilded to the weakness and tha strike at
the ore shipping ports was also a weaken
ing factor, it being thought In some qusr
ters thai It portended a tie up In the lake
shipping The close' found the market
weak. September wheal opened c lowur
to c higher, at 9-' to S.lc. sold - be
tween 9m and Me and closed at Smt(911.-.
Clearances of wheat and flour were eiual
to 192,if0 bushels. Primary receipts were
587,000 bushels, against 1,140.000 busluls on
the same day last year. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 21
cars, against 263 last week and 6)4 cart last
year.
The weakness of the wheat market and
the continued tine weather for the grow
ing crop produced weakness In the corn
mnrket, wlilch lasted throughout the day.
September corn opened a shade to ViSc
lower at 52 to 5c, sold between 62 and
u2c and closed weak at ilic. Local re
ceipts were 21 cars with 22 of contract
grade.
Tho bulls In oats sold out tbelr holdings
throughout the session, but the liquidation
was not as heavy as In wheat, and the
market held better than either wheat or
corn. The general run of the crop news
was favorable to the condition of the crop.
September opened a shade to HfcVk'' lower
at to ax, sold between 87kii)7T and
3a'l0, and closed at 38. Local receipts were
113 cars.
Trading In provisions was dull, but prices
held fulily tlrm considering the weakness
of the grain markets. Packers were fair
buyers of pork, and some lard was taken
for expord. 8eptem!er pork closed 2o
lower at I8.47',4c. Lard was down 7WWluu
at $M.liii1l.l2'A. Ribs were 2Vd&e lower at
$0.67 1X70.
Estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat, M cars; corn, 240 cars. outs. 1UU
cars; hogs, 14,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. HIgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
July
Sept.
lec.
May
Corn
July Sept.
Dec.
May
Oats
July Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Lard
bept.
) let.
Rtbs
Sepl. Oct.
I 90i
2V '.'3,
t, j-.
1 01
52J
IDlilUl-SI
I 42
3KVo,
t-9
I 80tf 89 89 f
I vit
&2W
524
40
90
BlfcWlVlVtl'V t-iTi
I 90 96VH .
99 I 1 W
61HI 61Hl 524,
62 62' 52(U -s
49 '49",4j'W 497. X) 6 I
511, 50Vu , boSuia 5)'UH
42'
8SVS!
89SI
42i
37
3H
4",
16 474jl 18 47,' 16 47H
8 05 I
9 10 f
8 05 I
6211
9 124i
9 17U
8 To
8 66
t 00
9 10
8 65
8
42' i3
88 l3'uS
8Sl 39
408 )Tu41 ,
16 47' 16 47V4 '
BIG STOCK BARGAINS
Will Divide Large Certificates
Boo Ad. Togo Bl. te.
40 Hamea N. Y., II.
paj Biilvell Elcc, !.';.
"0 HID Pearl, 4c.
ION) Daltlmnre Orp., 1V
41 Illua lord Con.
tlM Con. Jeff. O. 4 C.
mi Cgo-N y. Air Una. tic
ej coiurnma Carlhoo.
I'iO Chlana Con., 8Stc.
t'lH) Clear Orlt. c.
41 lUnera Con., 10c.
6011 nine Queen, tt.
MTV Empire ). (Wla ), Jtr
3u0 Ely Herculfa, Sc.
10)10 Flnr. Ofd. Red Kins
14 O. A. CnlTee, 44 .'id.
H tin. Cariboo, toe.
1 Old. By ml., 2)c
80ta O. Crown Oil. Pick
K) Old. Hub, lHc.
Hub Klllott. 1178.
100 Happy jack.
Sum Mohawk rinr , I7r.
10 10 Murchle Pfd , 61c.
tuO Martin Larder, 4uo.
2l Mnhegan, 2tc.
000 Night Hawk, 5c.
l' Peun-Wyo , 6c.
IO") Palmer iltn. T., 4te.
Hameey Vlln., tlr.
rO Rich Oulch, 2S.
Dm Reliance. Ida , loo.
TdiO Rhett crk., lc.
1K Bo. Putte Cop., 45c
too Brandia Brnd . IHr
M Totnbatona Con., It 71
50 Trlliulllon Pfd., I SO
iW) t'nl. Ml. A El , 8c
UO) Wellington, 1140.
81
(ii
imio
Amer, Marconi, til
Itlk. Prince. Jtc.
Ranuer Connol.
Ilaumann Cop,. 43c.
'") B. V. Amal. Coal.
Dig Pour 811. Peak.
S) Dlue Jajf. 4V4C
M chlans Con., SSfec.
ta.tle Rock. lto.
MiO Cop. Ranrh. 4c.
H0 Chipmunk. Sc.
"0 Death Val.. ln.
W0 K. Snnwatorm. 11a
lluO Elr Uell. tc.
OKI Forty Nine Crk
1"0 Ort Cariboo, yv.
24 O. A Cnffee 1)1 OA
SdOO Ot. Weat., Hand ,
2-iiM Ofd Dou. Ea , I He
tOUO n t-nl. O A R.. lOUrf
ln) Old. Treaaure, llo.
M Hallatona, t
.viw l. it. riorence. gOe.
1U0 Manafleld 1111 Id.
yKO Muacngee O R., Jc
'.'O Mineral Ork.. tn.
Ne. Star. c.
100 Nee. ilwwitk a.
50H0 pvsn Win . Mr.
Dm Plaarra Com.
V! R.mi.y R.4 Mia.
lono Reliance. B. H , 11 Ua
14.K) Rowler. Wla Its.
k) gonors Chief, Ue.
it") s-hsht O. n. c
2O10 Talmage, lto.
u Telearaphona, 81$.
ttn V. Wlreleaa PM ax
2iW0 Cnle. Pnes.. lis.
12i
17,
$ 70
8 bi
9 01
9 o;
66 I
8 6il
No l.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOl'R Easy; winter patents, $4 10
4.40; straights, $3.7oi(4.2ti; spring patents.
$4.7O-rW.90; straights, $4.10-4 60, bakers, $210
fi3.Eo.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, nctj$1.00; No. 8, l
!c: No. t red, )t94i'i0o.
CORN No. !. tJ&o2Uc: No. i vellnw. 85U
OATS-No. I. 42Vc; No. 3 white. 43w44'ic.
RYE No. !, 85c.
lisHLKV-ilocul feeding, &v?jf5c; fair to
choice malting, 6!'o.tS3c.
SEEDS- Flag. No. 1 northwestern. $1.22.
Prime timothy, $16,.. Clover. cuiitiact
grades. $15 5o ,
PROVISIOvsFhort Hfcg sides floose).
$H 57Val-!,- Mess pork, per bhl., $16 3 fii
in to. I, aril, per lm lbs., ft 95. Short clear
sides l boxed), $0.75)890.
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. KhlDment.
Flour, bhls 23 0 21.400
Wheat, bu 87 ( 0 So 0
Corn, bu 29).4- fiCooio
Oats, bu 17h.6)) 1'.J.70)
Rye. Iu 4,0 o
Harlcy. bu 15,400 ,(0j
On the Produce exchange tml.iv the hot
ter market was firm: creameries, 21-525C;
dairies. 1SHi2.- Fgs, steady; at mark,
cases included. llfrHc; first s, 14c; prune
firsts, lw. Cheese, steady, K413u.
BT
track
t. l.oala Oeaeral Market.
LOLIS, July Jo WHEAT Lower:
1 red rash. k7H-"3ck-; No. t hard.
No
hSSfjWsc; December,
t cash. 524c:
7c; No. t
cash,
3ec;
45c;
No. t
vjiac: Setitehiber,
f-'Se.
CORN-Iower; track No.
September, 5v4,c; De ember
White, i.-'ac
f)ATH-lx)Wer: track No. t
September, :ibc; December,
White, 4tic.
KUint Steady; red winter patents.
4M,4 40- extra fair and straight, $3.7rj
4 1. clear, $''S2 70.
SEEI Tln.otliy, steady; $3i5&4 26.
) ") iRN.MFAL Steady; $.' 70.
PP.AN Firm; sacked, east track, f KVrt
1.05.
HAY-Dull; tiinothy. $14 milibO; prairie,
$10iO("i l3 to
IKoN ( ))TTON TIEfill flwH.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing.
QUICK CASH SALES
l gets 1000 OOLIigff OATB. CAU
DO gets 400 AMRR. M EX. M. A D.
t) geta 60 AI.MA OOI.D A COP . IDA.
125 geta 100 UIDWELL. ELECTRIC.
175 geta 1600 OOLDFIELD IKII'BLE EAGLE
176 gets liiOOO OOLD lltJO JOHNNIE.
122 60 gets 1000 OOLDPIELD RED Bl'TTE.
lit 50 grta 100) I'NiTEI) MINES gYND.
t'15 geta ton fNI. MIN. A RXPLOR.
1226 geta 1000 OR tEN WATER BLV CON. COF.
WILL BUY FOR CASH
.oi'-we'-He-. xrcsw
V. it .' "I". "L- I2'"-1 8,l Domingo, ioc,
Hj0 Wellington !)., Mc.iloijo Had OulcK. offer.
.. l Lit. Horenre, offer. il) io Penn-Wro . tAa.
oiob. ooid. lie. : Chi.,,; rm. iT
U'd. Hub, c. 2j Cf0 w . g,
Vn Vnl Stand LAX. 8e imai i7.l..H. aT
.ii7. niiup. oner. ilihlO Rich
w r-annaaaia S. a K
Oulch.
HW Hosest Biideavor, ISfca
Western
IBS Z.a Ball Bt
Business
Chicago, IU.
Exchange
W. Farnam Smith & Co.
Stocks, Bends,
Investment Securities.
Wa offer, subject to sale, 60 saarag
Union stock Yards at 10L
1320 Farnam St., Tel. Douglas 1046
$1X60. Ird. higher; prime si earn. $45
Dry salt meats, steadv; boxed extra shorts,
$-.'25; clean ribs, $Ti K; short clear, 89 87U.
Ilacon, steady; boxe.1 extra short, $10 IP:
clear r(bs. $lola; short clears. $10 26
HEMP TWINE -lie.
POl'LTRV Dull: chickens, lOVic; springs.
15c; turkeys. 1.1c; ducks. 8c; geese, to.
Hl'TTLK Steady; creamery, attWtfXlfca.
KtlOS-Sltady, 12c.
Receipts. Shipments.
!.ooo t.Ouo
1H4.I) j - 18.0) io
85.UU0 $,tu
56.0yu u.ouo
Flour, bu. ,
Wheat ,bu.
Corn, bu . ,
Oats, bu. .
Mlssfsgslla tirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 20.-WHRAT-Na
1 hard, 99e; No. r. northern fcac; No I
northern, 85is'aXic; No. 1 northern, K(jia.
t'lA I'R- First patents, $r.0re6.10; second
patents, $4 (sfco 06; grst clears, BtAKaAts:
second clears, 2.76'2.s5
