THE OMAHA SUNDAY REE: JULY 21, 1007.
A
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Cattle Stronger for the Week,
Other Weak.
HOGS UP 'TODAY AND FOR WEIUC
l
Md Lamb Nteadr I'ntll FH.
MS Wke lkre Was a ftharrl
Ilrrak on All Kinds (
Killers.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 2o. l'07.
lpts were:
Mnnnttv. . .
Tuesday....
Wednesday
Thursday ..
I Krlilay
U Saturday ...
Cattle. Hons.
3.ow
J. 607
e.41
2.J77
1.677
. 604
.15.725
t.S
M.25I
12. Ml
12.M4
11. ill
7,1'JU
Sl.eep.
'r.,isio
2,921
.dirt
, 4, I'M
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Attendance Small and Price Movement
Languid and Desultory.
RISE IN TELEGRAPH SHARES
sheep of any consequence today, the mar
ket, as usual on a .Saturday, being prac
tically hare of fresh suplples. 1 he re
ceipts for the wok. have shown a consid
erable gain ovrr the previous Week, tint
are atill considerably short of the record
made a ycur iiK'- The arrivals have con
sisted almoKt entirely of mase sheep and
lambs, principally from Idaho and Wy
oinini;. During the greater part of the week sheep
constituted the big hulk of the receipts.
Fortunately, thete was a very fair demand
for that kind and the trade during the
first half of the week was In a Rood healthy
condition. On Monday prices wrre, If anything-,
a little stronger. After that steady
prices were maintained until Friday, when
there was a break of b'i'JV;.
Lambs during the Hint half of the week
were In very light supply and sold at fully
steady prices from day to day until Friday,
When thl V. tori tir.ilro t.a.llv the murlml H'r-u . . . . . . . - - .
The cause for the sharp decllnne In both .,T V" h '"'
Sheep and lambs is to he found In tl,. f.ct ZT,JT Z ' m"V.T.:
"L ....r, j...... " .movements of anv ( mt.rt en.. ttn.
Settlement of "trlke llaa
F.ffect 1'rnHt Takln
Close Irregular at
Lgntr,
Favorable
Makes
Foreigners barely moved. Japanese Im
perial fa of 14 closed at IO414. Americans
started well, with Union and Southern Fa
clflc receiving; much attention, but the birr
ing subsided later and In spite of the pros
pects of a good bank statement the market
closed dull with quotations below the best
for the day.
RERUN, July 20 The tendency of the
trading on the Bourse today was toward
firmness.
FAR I a. July 20. Trading on the llohrse
today was firm under the Influence of New
York. Russian Imperial 4s closed at 70 and
Russian bonds of 19"4 closed at 501i.
Boston Mocks and Flon4.
R08TON, July 20 -Call loans. S176 ' per
cent; -time loans, fviil per cent. Official
closing prices on ootids were as follows;
Atchlaon dj. 41 " Atlantic 121
0 4 sun pifigham it
15.1.8
) 14.S.8
6 U9
'1 1
nays tnis week 15,726 yj.4i
days last week 13.241 67.
iitt u a n a HKItll &KU..I . Ii U"i.w. i,"v
The following table shows the recflpta of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Otn Ilia for
the year to date, compared with lMt ear:
n. 1901. Irr. Dec.
Cattle rJ99.237 BlO.o&S 8MM .......
Hi.g U.rt.lta 1.57S.452 .... 1"2.2
Sheep 8H4,1,3 819.173 46, I tf
The following table shows thy average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
everai days, with comparisons:
jJate, I J907. 1J6. ,K)06. lM.iao3. 11'2- 101-
July ....! t TV., 6 42 5 261 S 27! I 86 I 6 7
July 7.... 48 h 2 5 13 5 49 T 76
July s....6 7S-H I 29 I 17 39; 7 K) I "
July .... 6 es' g 6? 16 151 5 4.I 7 l 5
July 10... 6 64 M 5 M U V 7 Ml S
July 11... S 6SH 6 651 6 82 6 ll! 8 38 7 7 5 91
July 12... I 74Lfc 8 64 6 33 4 8i T 77 5 SsJ
July 1.1... 6 7314 6 6!) 6 3M 5 0' S 2 ItM
July 14... f,7 5 47 6 13) 5 l'i 7 73!
July 15... 8 7H, B 64 6 19 817: 7 17 6 T7
July in... 5 Tvy fi 60 191 6 23 7 72! 6 66
July 17... 6 72 I 6 61 5 5! 5 V" 7 71 6 o
July IN..., 6 i'.S R2 6 5i 5 2l( 6 22 7 74 5 69
July 19...I 5 73S' 6 61i 6 S3' 6 1-SI 7 bi.j B 3
July 2(1... I 5 7941 6 47 6 f,9 6 :t 5':2i ' I 0
Sunday,.
RANGE
OF PRICES.
Cattle
$2.:i'u6.00
1.6117.25
.... 2.'i'iD5n
.... 1.6(K(j7.3u
Hngs
15.7, me 01
h.W'A 1.1214
6 7i'tti 0-V
;i.'.)iK((fi
5.4iKijf).Si5
of slock
that vflille prices at this
maintained, eastern markets declined until
this market was considerably out of Una.
After tiie decline prices here are still very
satisfactory as compared with eastern
markets.
Quotations on riingc sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs. I7.mii7.40i fair to
good lambs, Jij.iuij7.iW; cull lambs, 4.jO'u6.50;
good to choice yearling wethers, o.7ya 00;
fair to good yearling wethers, $.'.2.Y(i5 .65;
g,,od to choice wethers, t4.754v5.2f; good to
choice ewes, f 4 7",'nfi.25; fair to good ewes,
$4.2.VU4.75; culls and bucks, 2.50(ij4.X.
Representative sales:
No. Av,
113 native yearling wethers 61
Iti9 native yearling wethers 65
3ii native yearling ewes 61
49 native yearling ewes and
wethers
Tr.
6 60
6 60
6 60
60 8 35
CHICAGO I.I VIC D'htrK MAKKKT
Cattle, Sheep nnd Ldimba Steady
Hogs Strong.
CHICAGO, July 20. CATTLE Receipts,
8i head; market steady; beeves. 81.6nft7.2i;
cow s. $l.5t,an.2i; heifers. $J fH'uoXO; aly.-s,
o.5iy(i l.'lo; good to t'rlme steers, 85.7'"u7.2.;
poor to- medium, 81.606.65; stockers and
feeders, J2.Wfj5.OH.
IIUUS H,.(-elpts. lO.flfio head; market
strong, light, jr 1VI24; mix, d. J5.'.5W.10;
heavy, 8i.'4l5.H6; rougli, 85.3Ki.,; plja.
.5tii"iiH.(V,; good to choice heavy, J5.85'ii6.'.i6;
bulk of alc.. $."1.7.-5.9-1.
KIIEK1' AND LAM US Receipts, 4.n0fl
head; mnrket steady; native, 84.751r5.9i;
western. Jl.0n'(i5.9n; yearlings. J6.00fj6.i);
lambs, J5 7.Vg7.4o; western, 85.7.V1'7.50.
AnV Imnnrlinna nn.t IVia
Riuggisn movement In the general list was
I In sympathy with these. Southern l'acllic
I moved upwards wlth some vigor as an
errect or the heavy surplus of net earn
ings for the fiscal year ended June i
which was reported today. The stocks of
the telegraph companies sold up brisklv
In consequence of the settlement of the
strike at Pan Francisco. Fnlon Pacific
did not fully sympathise with Its sub
sldlary stocks, and the Hill stocks also
were unresponsive.
The cheerful tenor of the weekly re
views of the mercantile agenda was a fa
voring Influence on the market. The bank
statement failed to show all of the ex
pected gain In cash, owing, presumably, to
special movements, especially large ship
ments to pnston early In the week. Hut
the loan Item also was expanded only
nominally and the gain In surplus reserves
was as large, therefore, as was expected.
Fnited States deposits still Included stand
at JZ7.777.9rm. which Is only 8l.460.5ifl less
than last week and does not reflect the,
full repayment tinder the pall of July 10.
The markedly easier tone of both call and
time money with the progress of the week
left nn 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 lireRular and
left a mixture of small net losses In prices.
Total sales of bonds, par value, 82a4,(u0.
The following whs the range of prices on
tha New York Stock exchange:
Sales. Hlxh. Low. Tlnaa.
ftteilran Central 4p
Atchliinn
do pfd
1 PtK.tmi A AINinT .
Bnnon !Hin.
!lnlns KleTStrd. .
Pttrhhurt rM ...
Mexican Omrl. . .
N. Y.. N H A II
Vnlon Paris.'
Amer. Arga
do prrl
Amer. Pnfcu. Tub...
Amer Sugar
do pfd
Amer. Tel. A Tel . .
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Kelvin Elec III
Mm Elclnc
do pfd
Mas. Gas
Veiled Fruit.
Inltrd Shoe Mafh...
do pfd
V. 8. (Heel
do pfd
Adventure
AllouM
Amalgamated
Bid. Asked.
Omaha
t'hlcugo
Kansas City ...
St. loils
Smiiix Citv
The official number of cars
brought In toduy by each mad was:
Cattle. Hors. H r's.
C, M. & St. P. Ry 4
Wabash 1 .. 1
In. Pac. Tly , . 2
Union Pacific system 22
C. N. V. Ry. (east! 10
C. St. P. . M. & O. Ry 2
C. ei N. W. Ry. (west) 1 30 1
C, n. & Q. (east ) IS 6
C, H. A Q. (west) 3 23
C. R. I. F. Ry. (enit).... 1 7
lllinots Central 6
Chi ugo Great Western 3 .
Total receipts 24 115 2
Tliu dlsporllion of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of bead Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs.
Omalm Packing company 1.14
Swift and Company 20 2,216
Cud.ihy Paikinu comapny 1XJ 3,016
Armour At compimv 1 676
Omaha Packing company, K. C.2i6 ....
Hill & Son 3
Huston A Co 15 ....
Other buyers 17 ....
Totals .V.0 S.112,
CATTLK The catJe market was to all
Intents and purposea bare of supplies to
day. In fact for two days In succession
there have betn hardly enough cattle here"
to make any showing; at all. Still, the
total for the week Is not very different
from what Is was last week or a year ugo.
While the supply of beef still consists very
liirm'ly of corn fed steers, It is noticeable
thnt tange heef Is becoming more plentiful.
.There has been noticeable during the
week, a tendency to epread between the
different kinds of beef steers. Thus, the
well finished dry-lot cattle have been grad
ually tending upward and at the close of
the we.k are safely 10c higher than a week
go. On the other hand, beeves showing:
more or less grass, have declined to about
the same rxUnt as, Rood cattle have ad
vanced. This, aa a mutter of course, is
due to the Increase In the number of range
cattle coming forward and the competition
from that source. Taking! the market as
a 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. Cows and heifers have also shown
strength and desirable kinds are pretty
close to 50c higher than the low time ten
days ago. Grass cows as usual this season
cf the year, have been weak and the feel
ing Is that with 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 In cows
and heifers haa been very satisfactory all
the week, the buying demand being active
and tho trade In a good healthy condition
from day to day.
The receipts of stockers and feeders have
been very moderate every day this week,
but It la still early to expect very many
cattle of that description and the demand
as usual, haa not been very heavy. Still
such good feeders as have been coming
hava met with very ready sale all the
week and are generally a little stronger
than a week ago. Common Inferior grades
nave been a little sticky, tne inquiry for
.that kind being rather limited.
Knnsns City I. Ire Stork Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 20. CATTLE
Receipts. Orni head. Including 2"0 southerns;
mnrket, steady. Choice export and dressed
f steers, 86.IMi7.oo; fair to good. 85. 00
7(6.25; wcKtern fed steers, Jl.'"v.rift; stock
ers and feeders. 83.5in.2S; southern steers,
0JHM.7S: southern cows, 82.75i4.50; native
cows, 12. TMt 4.5U; native heifers, s3.2bnq.tx1;
bulls. JO.mi'iM .50; calves, 83.5o;g6.25; receipts
for the week. (11,100.
HOGS Receipts. 3,000 head; market. 6c
higher. Top, $r,.i.'V; bulk of sales, JBSM?
95; heavy. Jf,.75f'(55; packers, 85.096.9i,di;
Iks and lights. 85.9(V(i.20. Receipts for
the week, OO.iiOll.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, none;
market nmnln.illv steadv. Iamhs. 8,',.754
60; ewes and yearlings. $5.15"i6.15; Texas I
lipped eHNIngs, xu.piruK.tiii; texas cuppoa 1 nrookin
sncep, v ,.,( a.oi Biocacrs nnil ieeuer, ..jv
tJO.00.
New York I. Ire Stork Market.
NEW YORK, July 20.-BEEVES-Re-
celpts, B.2f,6 head; no trading; feeling
steady; dressed beef active at H'gwvio per
pound for fair to choice native sides; ex
ports, 700 cattle, and 6.3.0 quarters of beel.
l A i.VKB-Keceipts. neao; marei urm
for all grades. The pens were cleared.
ommon to good veals sold at 85.6fXy8.50;
w buttermilks at J4.50.
8IIEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 3.923
head. Sheep, steady; prime and choice
lambs firm; others slow and unchanged.
Several Cars unsold. Common to choice
sheep. 83.5ffi6.7b; common to prime lambs
at 8"..sVIt7.8."; one car at Jx.iiO.
HOGS Receipts, 2,670 bead. Market tirm.
to &c higher; stute hogs sold at 86.70 per
100 pounds.
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4.
167
1045 I 26
.1110 I M
145 I 64
Pr.
1 00
COW3.
1 (0 1
t to t
I 60 14
t 10 Si
HEIFERS.
1014 I 80 3
BULLS.
U I
CALVES.
I Tl ' I
s to
hogs Keceipts mis morning were very
liberal for a Saturday and buyers at first
were a little bit shy, especially as sellers
were asking' for a ver substantial ad-
ranee. They evidently wanted the hogs,
nowever, ana wnen ine truae was once
Started everything changed hands In a
Very short lime, the yards being- cleared by
10 o'clock. The prices paid were fully 5c
higher than yesterday, the big- bulk at
16.76w6.R21. whereas yesterday most of tha
nogs sold at u. ahjo.mj.
The hog market all this week has been
In a very satisfactory condition. It has
bean apparent every day that the packers
have wanted the hogs and good, strong
prices aa compared to those paid at other
points have prevailed all the week. At
the close of the week the market Is a good
c higher man one weex ago. The re
celpta lor tna weeg nave not snown very
much change aa compared with the week
before, but have been considerably larger
than for tha corresponding week a year
ago.
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SHEEP-Ther
Tr. No. At. Sb. Pr.
6 74 54 1st ... I 71 ,4
5 74 M 8cl III IK
6 70 o. 131 10 I to
I 10 ! 167 ... (DO
6 t!H 71 141 40 I SO
ITS', 71 lit ... 8 14
6 7H 71 11 ... 5 10
5 1'-" 71 1M 5 0
I 714 41 lit WIN
6 724 11 44 .... i 0
6 71 41 M0 I M
I 7 H M 144 IN IN
I 79 54 Ill S30 I a0
I 16 II HI KW 6 14
6 78 M 54 I to
6 75 70 .141 50 I to
I 71 6 170 ... I to
5 75 55 MO W 8 10
i IS 6 tl 110 5 M
I 16 t 8k8 110 5 SO
6 16 6 ... 6 50
I 15 14 iH HO IN
6 78 74 Ill ... I
8 78 71 144 ... 6 54
6 75 II 121 m Iw
1 16 70 til ... I 10
II 54 t4 ... 69
I 15 6 M4 M i itv,
I 75 14 Hi ... 6 124
I If 11 H4 ... I I';
5 15 11 161 110 I .S,
6 75 74 14 tO 1 nil
I 15 10. Hi 40 I HJ't
I 15 W HI 44 6 111
5 75 it ! ... 6
6 18 M ttt M 6 II
I 71 71 I U 40 I M
I II II til 10 I li
6 tl II 14 0 I
I V. It IH 44 I M
I HH 1 Ill 10 6 45
I TIUj 4 1SI IN l
I 71 14 IM M0 I M
I 77k, 77 2J ... I 46
I in, ' 80 6 w
6 Till 75 Sli ... 5 I7
1 13 11 "! ... 1 ri
I 71 74 M 10' I 17
6 ni i ,111 ... in
6 71V 14 lit . . I 171
I 71 tl. Ill 54 6 0
6 TT II lot ... 6 10
IT 11 Ill M I 44
I n 11 i ita i m
in t ... 6 it
1 n 11 1
1 11 41 it , . w
ire Viti do fresh receipts 1
M i-almt A Herla. ind
fl'trrntennlal ?'
tl Copper Rani "'
117 Pair Wert I,
10 Franklin H
. Isle Hnyale 10
121 Mum Mining G
2" Ml. hlxan 14
16 M,,hk
141V Mont. C. C '.
f'hpmlral lVold Pnmlnlnn I.
ll (,ola IM
5 Parrot II
Kl Uuinr), 117
12 Shannon 17
1' Tmara,'k 1"7
2 Trinity 2J
W flitted Copper 41
1.0 I' S Minlns I
1C V. 8. Oil II
tl ftah 4l
51 Victoria 1
let Winona 1
II Wnlrarln lit
2iV. North Butte 12
. .11 Hulte ( I It I on tr,
,w Neraia II
I I'll. A Arliona 117
45 Alia. Commartlal.,.. 2.'
4
FOR
f T7 T
OMAHA fa COUNCIL BLUFFS
RAILWAY COMPANY
STREET
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT GOLD
DONDS In Denominations of $1,000.00 Each.
London Closing; "toeUs.
LONDON, July 20 Closing quotations on
were
money
as
St. I.onla Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOflS. Mo., July ai.-CATTI.E
Receipts. I.C11O head, including HH) Texans.
.Market steady. MWIve snipping ami ex
port steers, 8T.W(i7.:i5; dressed beef and
utcher steers, j&.nioin v; sieers unoir i.'w
pound. 84.Otil45.oO; stockers and feeders,
2.50(4 ST,; cows and heifers. Jtl.lo'iifi.oo; can-
ners, 817W?40; bulls, :. Jftnn.ou; caives,
I4.IKK? 10.00; Texus and Indian steers, 83.SS
?i 00; cows and heifers, 81.5iu4.00.
IK HIS Keceiuta. Ijeiio. rnnrari,
higher. Tins and llshts, 8:,.Cki4i;.20; pack
ers, JS.6cfo6.0O; butchers and best heavy,
..fUlj.lln.
SUKEF AND LAMRS Receipts, 400 head;
market steady. Native muttons. 83.oOii6.ir;
lambs. 84.i'(i7.1f': cuua ana bucks, a.w'w
1.00; stockers, 8o.O0Ty 5.00.
1
St. Joseph Live Stock Bfnrket.
ST. JOSRPH, Mo., July 20.-CATTLr-
Ttocelpts. 2.IKO head; market steady. Na
tives. 84.5fnii7.00; cows and heirers. j.j.ni
,S0; stcckers and teeners, .nu.isi.
HOC7S-Receir'ts, 4,Mfi head; market, &'(i7Hc
higher. Top, 80 00; bulk, 86 .SoiiS.9n.
811KEF. AD LAMli-eii'ipoi, ii
head: market, steady. Lamtis, 5b .wql.w,
yearlings, tfi .2.Vui.tl5; wethers, 8o.25iio.76;
ewes, '8o.00ifi6.25.
Stork In Sliiht.
Recelnta of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
cattle, nogs, oneep.
fiT.4
..1.000
.. ftW
. .2.000
..1.600
.. 800
6.700
4.9
2.500
10,000
721
4i
4.000
.6.554 83.236 6,121
South Omaha
Sioux Citv
Kansas City ,
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
WEATHER IX TUB GRAIN BELT
Fair and Continued Warm Probably
for Snndny.
OMAHA. July 20. 1907.
Thunderstorms, with ltg-ht rains, are cur
rent In the middle Mississippi vauey tins
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 generallv clear weather prevails west
of the Mississippi river. Temperatures are
slightly higher In the west ana nortnwesi
and continue hlgn in the eastern states.
The outlook Is favorable ror tair ana con
tinued warm In this vicinity tonight and
Sunday.
Oniaha record of temperature ana pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of tne last inree years:
lirT. iw.
Minimum temperature a KB 09 6o
Precipitation 00 T .00 .8ii
Normal temperature ior loaay, u oegrees.
Tiettclency In precipitation .since March 1,
4.13 inches.
corresponaing penoa in urn.
Adams Eiprena
Amalgamated Copper
Anier. Car A Foundry
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Expre.R
Amer. Hide er Leather pfd
Am.r. lea
Amer. Limited Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive
do pfd
Amer. Pmelttng A R
do pfd r
Amir. RuR-ar Refining
Amer. Tobacco pfd certlt...
Anaconda Minlns Co
Atchlnon
do pfd
Atlantic Coant Line
B. A O
do pfd
R. T
Canadian Pacific
lentral of N J
Chea A Ohio
Chicago ut. Waatern
C. & N W
C, M. A St. P
Chicago T. ft T
do pfd
C. C, C. A St. Loula
Colo. Fuel A Iroo
Colo. A Southern
do 1st pfd
do 1,1 pfd
Cnnaolidated Oaa
Com Product.
do pfd
tlalawara A Hudson
Del., L. & W
L A K. O
d, pfd
Planners' Securities
Erta v
do lat pfd
do ii pfd
General Electric 1.600
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
, do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa .Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L A N
Mexican Cantral
Minn. A ft. L
M , St. P. A B. St. M
do pfd
Mo. 1'aclflc
M., K. A T
do pfd
National Land
ffal'l R. R. of M , pfd..
N. T. Central
N. Y., OnUrlo A W....
Norfolk A Western
do pfd
North Amarlcan
Pacific Mall
Pennsylrauia
People's Oaa
P., C. C. A St. L,
Preased Steal Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
R.publlc Steel
do pfd
Rock Inland Co
do pfd 800
Rubber Oooda nfd
St. L. A S. F. M pfd 800 17 87
St. Loula S. W
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southarn Railway
do pfd
Tann. Coal A Iron.....
Taxaa A Paclflo
Toledo. St. L. A W....
do pfd
I'nlon Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Expreas
V. S. Realty
f. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical.
do pfd
Wabwh
do pfd
W.lla-Faro Express...
WaatlnajhuuM Elsctrlc.
Wastern t'nlon
W A Lax Erie
Wisconsin. Cantral
do pfd ...
Northern Pacific
Cantral Leather
do pfd
8loaa-8hrAt4 Iron
Inter. Mat
do pfd
Orrat North. pfd 4.000 118
Total aais for the dar. 131.700 shares.
Peftclency
2 50 Inf hes.
Deficiency
8.8,7 Inches.
corresponding period In 1906,
U A. WEIJH,
Local Forecaster.
Torn and Wheat Heajloai Balletlat.
For the twenty-four hours ending1 at 8 a.
m., 76th meridian time, Baturday, July ax,
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain'
Stations.
Max. Min.
Ashland. Neb 91
Auburn, Neb 80
Columbus, Neb... S8
Falrhurv, Neb. ... 9,
Fairmont. Neb... 98
Or. Island. Neb.. M
llartlngton. Neb. 84
Hustings, Neb.... W
Oakdale, Neb 85
otnnha. Neb W
Tekamah, Neb... Kfl
Alta. Ia M
Carroll, la 86
ClHrtnda, Ia SH
Plhlev. Ia n
Sioux City, Ia... s
Minimum temperature
period ending at k a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
78
7
63
74
e7
70
61
69
67
75
70
66
6S'
61
fall.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
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.00
.
.01
.(0
.00
04
for
Sky. '
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
(ear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Ralnlns;
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Raining;
twelve-houl
24,100 91V, lUj
III) 44 44
too i) ii
i) iii ,i.'i
'too 19 ia "
00 lili's 11814
1. 60 69 " 6"
t,4'0 2 n
loo ia 13
l'X) si4
t"0 m is
8. ine 6714
1.4,10 178W 177
' jii is"
Bo lis 11H
6,) UlTa HV
8.2DO 130 V, 13lra
. 3')l) 31 II ii
1.00 C6H 2
"ti0 d.v,
i.ioo is ii"
L0O0 26V4
MO 6S t9
"0 41 .41
1.600 U"4 1I7
IO0 148 141
ino i" ii"
500 27H 17
TOO lissi 1171,
" 100 41 41
, rioo t5 ii if,,
in,) iij lisv,
K 1(1 3
! 'ioo iiii ii"
, i.eoo us 11
, l.K 124M H3H
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io ii" lii"
1M)
11
43
ino
33
IS
81
l
69 v,
10
ill
SI
1H
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I'M
123
)!
Is
n
11
n
Si
83
56
171
10
15
1U
stocks
Conaola.
do account .
Anac-nnda
Atchlaon
do pfd
B. A O
Canadian Pacific
( hen. A Ohio
Chicago )t Wentern
C. . M A St. P
PtH.rra
D. A R. 0
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do M pld
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
SII.VF.R-nar.
MONKY-lZ
follows:
4 L. A
Nanhrtlle 120
4 1-14 M . K. A T
.. ll N. T. Central..
.. 95 Norfolk A W..
.. M do pfd
. .IfiOH Ontario A W..
. ,lltl"4 Pennsylvania ..
i'i Hand Mlnea....
11 Reading
.111480. Railway....
. 12 do pfd
. 2D So. racllle
. 74 Inlon Pacific.
. 16 do pfd
. 62 V. 8 Steel ...
.43 do pfd
. !tWabath
.148 do pfd
steady; SlVjd per
per cent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is S'-aiiCH per cent; for three
months' bills, 3Vi3S per cent. -
34
116
7m,
17
n
fi.O
s
5.1
!
H
114
141,
M
37
1,
14
86
ounce.
Those Horn tiro for imimivoiiionts ntul extension, issued in
at eighty-five per cent of the cost of the new const met ion. Due
uarv 1, .Tulv 1. Parable in Omahu or New York. Subject to sale
terest, NETTING TIIK INVESTOR FIVE PEIl CENT.
aeeortlanee with the Trus-t Deed
.lanunrr 1, liJ8. Interest Jaa
niul change in jirico, Par and In
lfew York .Minlna "tocUav,
NEW YORK. July 20,-Closlng quotations
mining stocks wero:
Little Chief I
Ontario 4m)
Ophlr mo
Potosl 16
Savage 61
Sierra Nevada 3
Small Hopes ,.' 30
Standard 110
on
Adams Con t
Alice , 30
Breece 21
Brunswick con 45
Comatqck Tunnel .... 16
Con. cal. A Va 14
Horn Sllrer 140
Iron Sliver 225
Lesdvllle Coo I
Offered.
Clearing; Ilonne Itnnk Htatement.
NEW YORK, July 20. Tho statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
15: ! that the hanks hold 89,0SS,O75 more than the
131 i legal reserve' requirements. This is an In
crease of t2,211,OJ5 as compared with last
week. The statement follows:
1 Increase.
' Loans 81.1o5.2f,0.000 8 414. in)
Deposits 1.07L".'01.:V) 2,2.11. i"0
Circulation
82,700 M. 114
42.100
ino
luo
104
600
46.10S
200
22
47
63
112
10
l"
27
41
145
21
47
I
IS
6',
41
86
69
4-
Ill
17
72
171
44;
11
66
8S
lK
41
lm
141
14
71
83
70
17
l
27
67
117
5!
107
118
7614
16
tH
It
8H
1U
36
7
Ii
en
llu
124
1
35
SO
160
1"4
80
74
21
84
12
47
91
, i.cxh leooi s
Kcsirve
requirements.
States de-
DO.3S2.2O0
7:'.567.fi'iO
S'lJto.iO
27".a'lo.9,,0
2ti6.217.S2i
9,uMI,075
60,800
1K1.4K1
2.970.3HO
1.7tiS.!
Br,7.875
2.2U.(;25
16,032,550 t84o,900
Reserve
Surnlus
Ei-Cnlted
posits ....
Decrease.
Omaha Clearlnars.
OMAHA, July 20. Bank clearings for to
day were 81. 47.. 469. 39, and for the corre
sponding date last year 81.K14.97S.20.
I!i7. 1006.
Monday 1.WV2,0W.25 81.662.K26.9I
Tuesdav 1,4x1. 162.0S 1.673. lf,ti 20
Wetlnesday 1.6TO.117.61 1.4).7S3.',4
Thursday l.t4, 616.97 1.623.3tr,.78
Friday 1,692,047.2(1 1. 490.O73.07
Saturday 1,477,469.39 1,514.975.20
Totals 19.726.307.53 89,390,210.13
Increase over the corresponding
date last year 8331,297.40
NEW YORK UE. Kit A L MARKET
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 tho newest construc
tion, orer three million in cash baring been
expended in the last fire rears. A new
power house, with modern machinery, was
completed in 1LHH, greatly reducing the
cost of operation.
OMAHA
Is enjoying a great prosperity. Tbe popula
tion is conservatively estimated at 150,
000. Total population served by Street Railway
System about 203,000.
lias 14 Trunk Lines which center here.
Is one of the three greatest Packing and
Live Stock markets III the world.
Has 13 grain elevators, 140 jobbing bouses,
300 factories.
Building permits VMM $4,273,0:0.00.
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, the line to Lake Manawa and the
Bridge orer the M jssouri Rircr. Total mile
age operated 130.
OFFICERS
The Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rail
way Company is a Nebraska organization
incorporated under the laws of the Stat
The management is aggressire and is com
loscd of the following well known men:
GUY C. BARTON, Pres.,
G. 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 jt is a direct obligation to pay the holder of each Certificate the
interest when dup as well as the face of the Bond at maturity.
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 Reported in
Better Condition.
NOT UP TO AVERAGE, HOWEVER
Quotations
on Various
17. 1' 10
U0
IT
10
l4
80
82
lit
20
lot,
144H
144
lH
loo 4
71
11,800 1I7H 136H
197
call,
sixty
No. of Temp.- . Ittxln.
Central. Stations. Max. Min. Inches.
Cr.loa.ro, 111 25 M5 6S .14
Columbus. 0 17 W M .
lies Moines, Ia.... IS 06 64 .14
tndlanupolis, Ind.. 12 St 68 .24
Kansas City. Mo.. 15 M 72 .M
Louisville, Ky 17 M 70 .14
Minneapolis. Minn. 30 78 64 .01
Omaha, Neh 1 t ,01
St. Louts. Mo 13 92 7D .11
The weather continues warm throughout
the rorr. and wheat reajlon. Rains have
fallen in all portions east of th Mlsaiaslopl
river. L A. WELSH, Local Forecanter.
Market.
10. -r WHEAT -toctuTx.Ou;
Bopiem-
Mllwaake Oral
MILWAUKEE. July
Ixiwer; No. northern,
ber. flVc asked.
RYE Uteadv; No. 1, 87HO.
BARLEY Dull; No. 1 7o
TOc.
CORN txjwer; No. t cash,
tember, U.'vc.
sample, Bt3
6!i3S3c ; Sep-
of
Dalath tirala Market.
Pl'LUTH. July W. -WHEAT No. 1
northern. c: July, Wc; September, 10c;
JJvormrer, wc.
OATS To arrive. I7Vo.
Now York Moner Market.
NEW YORK, July . Money on
nominal: time loans, dull and easier;
tlays, 4H per cent; ninety days, 6 per cent;
six months, 6til per cent.
PRIMH MERCANTILE PAPBR-tVfc6
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 isj
ti-4 )xio for demand and at 14 NWfiirH.MTS
for sixty day bills; posted rates. $4.M
I ftTU; oommewlal bills, 4 S3W4.S3V
SILVER Bar, 3Hc; Mexican dollars,
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
The closing; quotations on Donas today
were as follows:
.1064 japan 4Ha. cartlf Id s w
1k, do 4a Bn
.lot L. A M. ualSfd 4a IT4
1" ManbatlaJI a. (old 4a ft
ir Jin Cantral 4a 81
.m do lat lac II
. 7 A, Mlns. A Bi. L. 4a. 17
1031 M . K. T. 4s M4
of the llay
Commodities.
NEW YORK. July 2U.-FIX3I.R Receipts,
22,0s0 bbls. ; exports, 3.7t)o bbls. Market was
(any nnd lower to steady; Minnesota pat
ents, lo.0frW6.ll5; Minnesota bakers, 3.7Xri4.20;
winter patents, $4.4(Xii4.9i; winter stralKhts,
I43.Hi4.4o; winter extras, I3.1taa.70; winter
low grades, $3.003.611. Rye flour, quiet; fair
to Kood, $4.7yii5.ui; choice to fancy, t5.10(i
J. 40.
CORNMEAI-Steady; fine white and yel
low, 11..411.30; coarse, $1,154(1.17; kiln dried,
RYE Nominal; No. S western, SOo, f. o. b.
New York.
Wl! EAT Receipts, 72.000 bu.; exports. 32,
857 bu. Spot market easy; No. 2 red, 9blfc,
elevator. :i7Va t. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north-
15 ! hard winter, Mc, f. o. b. aMoat. Under
Ji? I stop-loss aelHne. inspired by perfect weather
Ills conditions west, wheat oroKe anotner noini
iu i today, closing 'iil'ie net lower. July closed
M i nt fo: September. 9fcIi(WSiC. closed f8Vi
144 ! DeoemlK-r, $l.01''& 1.02',, closed Sl.dlV
COHN-Recolpts, 53,ii66 bu. ; exports. 101. Kt
bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, tUV. elevntor,
and 5M4C, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white, W.i:,
and No. 2 yellow, 59V4C, f. o. b. afloat. The
option market was without transactions,
closing; tfiV net lower. July closed at
tjO'tc;, September closed at 61'ic; December
closed at 69c; May closed at Bc.
OATS Receipts, 21.000 bu. : exports, 4,9i
bu. Spot market dull; mixed oats, 2t to ii
lbs., 4Hsc; natural white, 30 to S3 lbs.,
V-Xc.
FEED Firm.
HAY Steady: shipping;, 70T75c; rood to
choice, $l.lfgl.20.
HOPS Steady; 1!06, 4Vd5c; Pacific coast,
190it. Ktj lie; 1906, tit Sc.
HlDES-tJulet; Central America, 22V&c;
Bogota, 220.
liiATHhll-Steady: acid, 2,'Wt'27Hc-
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family, $13 50
14.00; mess, $! 5"j 10 00; beef hams, $J4.0 gi
2.1.00; packet. $10.6H'11.00; city extra India
mess. $.T.5'ij22 Cut meats, quiet; pick
led bellies, $11.2.Vall.50; pickled hams, $12 00
til2.75. Lard, steady; western prime, $V70
o.SO; refined, firm; continent, IH V: South
America. $990; compound, , .8.8749.12.
Pork, firm; family. tlH.llfifi 19.50; short clear,
$14.7Mil7.7B: mess. $18.0ojl8.H.
TALLOW-Steady; city. 6Vc; country, 6V4
RICEtJiiiet: domestic, fair to extra, i
7c; Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTER Rather easier; etate dairy,
common to fancy, 20!I25o.
POULTRY Live, quiet; spring chickens,
20c; fowls. 15c; turkeys, lie. Dressed
heavy, western chickens, 18ft 23c; turkeys,
lt)i&14c; fowls, 12(&15c.
Cora la Weak and a Shade Loner
Than Previous Day, bat Weather
la Perfect for
Growth.
The opening
near sections
the usual Unlit
was doing.
port wheat
34
id'.
4,
144
U
101
51
Mi
n
Vi
u
101
13V
2M
141
10
li'H
17H
40
m
is
1
67
1
44
inii
V. f. rat. ta.
do cospoa .
V. la. r
do coupon
U. s. pern
do coupon
Am. Tobacco
do is
ras-
4a. rc.
OMAHA, July 20. 1907.
was wt-tiK. Reports from
was conflicting and witti
Saturday trade, very little
Home North Dakota wires re
in better condition there with
plenty of niolvture antl lute wheat in much
LK rier condition, but not yet up to averm
Wheat opened about yesterday's closing
with no feature. Cables came surprisingly
firm. Short sellers are again In evidence
and unloading by longs gave the market
a set back. Commission housn trade, was
divided. September wheal opened at 85c
; and closed at S4'c.
I Corn opened Weak and a shade lower.
'Weather was perfect for growth and all
reports are that It Is rapidly catching up
i lost ground. The demand was moderate
.and the market seems to be neglected.
' September corn opened at and closed
i at 4tiVsC.
iiuta were weak with wheat and Corn.
ThJ market was slow and crop reports
conflicting. September oats opened at 3t,c
and closed at 36o. -
Primary wheat receipts were bSi.OOo bush
els and shipments 414.000 bushels, against
reCDlpts .last year of 1,104.000 bushels and
hlmncnl. nf StaiiOO husheis. Corn receipts
were R19.000 bushels and shipments 937 0i0
bushels, gainst receipts last year of 419.
OuO bushels and shipments of 401,000 bushels.
Clearances were 1)8,0i0 bu. of corn. 5O.U.0
bu. of oats and whea. and flour equal to
191.000 bu. ' . .
Liverpool closed unchangefl on wheat ana
Hd lower on corn.
Seaboard reported 1W.0OO bu. of wheat and
128,000 bu. of corn for export.
Local range of options:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close, I Yes'y.
BOYCE & BLASINGHAM, ". m ,"! ""s
Renders customers, the best "orvlce In Omaha. Trades In 1.000
bu.6hel grain and upwards; 10 shares and upwards. A reliable firm.
Room 4 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Long distance telephone, Douglas 7545.
587,000 bushels, against 1,140,000 bushels on
the same day last year. Minneapolis. Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 2W
cars, against 2rJ last week and 614 cars last
year.
The weakness of the. wheat market and
the continued fine weather tor the grow
ing crop produced weakness In the oorn
mnrket. which lasted throughout the day.
September corn opened a shade to ViliC
lower at 62Hi to 5i:e, sold between 52 and
i"2c and closed weak at 52c. Local re
ceipts were 2M4 cars with 22 of contract
grade.
The hulls In oats sold out tbelr holdings
throughout the session, but the liquidation
was not as heavy as In wheat, and the
market held better thun either wheat or
corn. The general run of the crop news
was favorable to the condition of tho crop.
Septemlwr opened a shade to Vl'icV lower
at ak4fc to sold between S.iaT1 and
Btt'c, nnd closed at 38. Local receipts were
113 cars.
Trading In provisions was dull, but prices
held fairly tirm considering the weaknesn
of the grain markets. Packers were fair
buyers of pork, and some iurd was taken
for exponj. Beptem!er pork closed 2'4jO
lower at l.474c. Lard was down 7Mialoo
at fcnora&tfft. Rihs were 2VdSc lower at
$8.67,U.V70.
Estimated receipts for Monday are:
Wheat, 58 cars; corn, 240 cars, oata, 100
cars; hogs. 14,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
4a
Atrtitaon cas
do 4a
Atlantic C. U 4a..
B A O. 4s
do Ha
Brooklyn H. T. r.
Central of Oa. la. .
do 14 Ino
do Id tne
Chea. Ohio 44a .
ihlcaao aV A. Ita
C, B Q. new 4a
C. R. 1 P. 4a...
do col. la
CCC. A St. U I
Polo. Ind. oa ar. A..
Colo. Midland 4a
Polo, a- Bnulharn 4s..
D. A R. O. 4a
Mitlllera' 8c. la ....
Erla prior lien 4a
so gasaral 4a
Horklnf Vallar 4V,a. .
Japan la
do Id aortas
do 41a. oarttl
Bid uftered
M do tit
.. I' N. R. ot M.
.. SH N. Y Cantral
.. M N. J. r.ntral
. . 10 No. Pacific 4a..
4a 7 do la
. .lmw Norfolk A W
4a.. Hit
Ita
5a 124
V
70(i
p. 4a IS
at Oron 8. U rfdg 4a lit
. 14 Pna. CT. Ita 14
.lOtVi Raadlng (an. 4a H
. 17 m. 1 I ' la l"t
. H' St. L A S. r. ff. 4a 77
.. to 'St. 1. a w. con. 4a n
.. II Saatoard A. L. 4a.. 3H
4a 0U a9n. Panic 4a 17
Kaaaaa tltr Cratn and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July 2.-VHEAT-8ep-tember.
Mc; December 87V4c; May, 9:c;
cash No. 2 hard, W&Mc. No. i, 75Ui2c; No.
i red. 834io4c, No. 3. 82 (1 83c.
CORN September. 47Sc; December. 47'ac;
May, 43c. Cash No. 1 mixed. 49Vc; No.
3, 49c; No. 2 white. iOc; No. 3, 49o.
OATS-No. t white, 40Hfil7o; No. t mixed,
44Vtf4r-c.
HAY Steady to 50c lower; choice tlm-
othy, $11. 5o6 12.00; choice timothy, poor, I'J.oo
(tj9 50.
I RYE Steady; 7M7Rc.
ECKiS Firm; extras, I6"c per aoxen;
firsts, 15c per doaen; seconds, 14c per dosen.
liL'fTEU Creamery. 2c: packri. lv.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 13 0 0 47.0110
Corn, bu l.f 46.WW
Oats, bu t 13.000
Kansas Citv cash price aa furnished by
Logan liryan, 112 board of Trade building:
Wrheat-I I
July ,. S3'
Sept. . c.Va
Dec. .. HH,
Corn
July .. 4;i4
Sept. . 4t4
iJcc. .. 43;,
Oats I
July .. 41 S
Sept. . 3'V
Dec. .. 37'i
S3il
K9l!
4..a!
43 7j
41S1
8;w
n 1
84H
80 Vs
45S!
4..V,
43' .
82
841
08'fll
45S1
46';
414
M
VS6,
41V,
3o
3dS
834
8.V
M
,S
4..-V.
43!,
41
3i
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 82ufc4c; No. 8 hard,
Ttt'oMc; No. 4 hard. 73f.78'; No. 3 spring, 82
Sixic.
OmM-N'o. 3. Ci'i4oVfcc-: No. 4. 4l'f451.ic;
no grade, 4(ii43c;. No. 3 yellow, 4oVie; No. 3
white. i.'u 17c. '
OATS No. 3 mixed. 42V.c; No. S wh te.
42V: Nn. 4 white, 42'4j42V: standard, tic.
RYE No. 2. 72c; No. S, 70jTlc. .
t'arlot Receipts.
Wheat
68
.143
22
. 1
.103
Corn.
32
Oats.
113
14 , do let 4a oartlf i
17 So. Rallwar ia 1"4'4
II Tnaa A Pacific lat . Ill
ltTol . St. L. A W. 4a T4 14
2Ul'nioa Pacific 4a lab
l.i, IV I. Itaal Id ia ... kit I
Articles.
I Open. I Hlh. Low. Close.
HO Wahaak lata
101 14 Weatr ltd. 4a
Si W. A laka Krl. 4a.
Hs'WU. Central 4a
4a
l"4
71
10
4-
Mave meats ot Speele.
NEW YORK. July 20 Imports of specie
at "the port of New York for the week end
ing today were $20.OlO silver, and $198.8til
gold. Exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending today were
$1.064. Zil silver, and $92 sold.
Korelga Financial.
LONDON. July 20,-Money was obtain
able at easy ratea In the market today
and discounts were easy, business on the
Stock exchange was small, as was the at.
tendance. Some Investment purcases hard
ened gilt edged securities early, but they
became easier later on lack of support.
Wheat
Sept.... Dec
Corn
Sept....
Dec
A asked. B bid.
RfJ Hi'r4S.r4K, MfiMH
KoV ScVb'h 7ii4 87V4jB
I I I
47V, 47S 47 I 47M.A
44S! 44- 4.!S 43
Liverpool tiraln and Frovlelons.
LIVEI'.POOU July 20 WHEAT-Spot,
quirt, No. 2 red western winter, 7s Id.
Kutures. steady; Julv. 7s2Hd; September,
7slS.d; receniler, 7s 5Vd.
CORN Bpot. quiet: Hess dried. 5a: old
northern. 5s 2Hd. futures, quiet; July,
normal; September. 4 It 'id.
Pearla Orala Market.
PEORIA. July JO. CORN Firm; No. I
yellow, 5zViC. No. t, blVac; No. 4, 49V; no
grade. v3C-
41ATB-- Lower: No. t white. 44 He
RTE Nominal; No. I, fcii.).
WHISKY-tl.U.
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louis
tllKAt.O tiltAIN AMI PROVISIONS
Peat ores of the Tradluv and f'loalna;
Prices on Roard of Trade,
CHICAGO, July 20. The marked Improved
report in the crop situation In the north
ern prt of this country caused a weak
market in wheat today, and prices declined
shurplv. At the close September wheat
was l'frle lower. Corn was down Vftc.
Oats were off VijSc- Provisions were 2i
to loo lower.
The wheat market save for a slight firm
ness at the Immediate opening, due to firm
cables, was weak all day. Throughout the
session tired and disgusted longs dumped
lines of wheat on the market. At no tune
during the session was the surport able
to meet the selling pressure. So many re
ports were received from tne northwest
telling of the Improved and improving con
dltl"ti of the crop that many holders wero
fearful of carrying their wheat over Sun
day. From the southwest came reports ol
clear weather, and a prediction of a re
newal of offerings of cash wheat. Thli
added to the weakness and the strike at
the ore shipping ports was also a weaken
ing factor, it being thought In some quar
ters that It portended a tie up In the lake
shipping. The close' found the market
weak. September wheat opentad lower
to "c higher, at 92 to 93c. sold ' be
tween 91V, and 3o and closed at lV&SH.e.
Clearances of wheat and flour wers equal
to 192,ti0 bushels. Primary receipts ware
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
July
Sept.
lec.
May
Corn
July Sept.
Dec.
May
Oats
July Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Lard
Sept. ( let.
Oct.
90U
92y !'3
l"eiH4
1 01V,i
52'J
4VuS
1 itul5!
I 42!
3KVV,
90ti 89 I 89 I 90S
93 W''.HH91'V!iV 9!
ftt'. V 95 90 96S'n
1 OlVk 9j 99 1 01V.
52V 51SI 61 S: 52S
62 62 52'4 52IU
4f-4ji 49 '49iVu'V4S",V5
BOVtrH ""Sw.Mss'UVi
BIG STOCK BARGAINS
Will Divide Large Certificates
42S
ssvki
oSI
40 Vl
374;
3M4J,
42V.' 4.1
8 38V(4S
8KS! 39
16 474j 16 47VI 10 47t4 18 47Vi 1 47Vi
05
V 10
I 115
8 t2
9 12'i!
li Vs
8 70
8 65
9 00
9 10
8 65
8 0V
9 12V,
9 17Vs,
I 70
8 6a
9 0LV4
9 oIV,
86 !
8 6Vs
No 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
'FlXJl'R Easy; winter patents, $4 101
4.40; straights, $3.70u4.2o; spring patents.
$4.704.90; straights, 4.1lXu4 60, bakers, $214
f(a.5o.
WH EAT No. spring. 98cti$1.00; No. 8. 94
4t"9c: No. I red, k94i'ho.
Ct)RN No. !. 6-6:'c; No. 2 yellow, 52H
5ifi2:'4C.
OATS No. t, 42ic; No. 3 white. 4344'.
RYE No. I, 85c.
Rat RLE Y tlood feeding, 505c; fair to
chol. e malting, t'yffttc.
SEEDS-Flax, No. 1 northa-estern. $1.22.
Prime timothy, $4 60. Clover, cuiittaci
grades. $15 5o. - f
PROVISIOKS-Phort ribs sides (loose),
$H 57V8 JV. Mess pork, per bhl., ltt3ttf
M.40. Lard, per loo Ins., $8.95. Short clear
shies (boxed), $0. 758.90.
Following were the receipts and ship
ment! of hour and grain:
Receipts,
Flour, bids 23 0
Wheat, bu 87.O0
Corn, bu 2SM,4')
Oats, bu lik.fH)
Rye. bu 4,0 0
HarUy. bu 15,400 ,(0j
On the produce exchange today the bur
ter market was firm: creameries, 21825c;
dairies. lSVr' Egg, steady; at mark,
cases included. UftllV; firsts, 14vc; prime
firsts, loc. Cheese, steady, U1yl3Vie.
B'lO Ad. Toa.0 Elr. to.
40 Hnrnaa N. Y . 14.
I'M Illilwell Eloc, f.
KiW Hilt. Pearl, V.
IOK) Ilalilmore (!rp., 10.
41 lllua Hlrd Con.
I1M Con. Jflt. o. A C
Cgo-N V. Air Una. IJc
noO Columbia Oarlhoo.
ir0 Chlana t'on., SStc
tiO1 fiear Orlt, 1c.
lit) Plnaro Con., 10c.
mi Plila Qnean, 1c.
K0 Emplra (J. (Wla ), 24c
3u0 Kly Harculca, 1c.
IOIIO Plnr. (Mil. Krd Kins
14 CI. A. CoffM!. 141.50.
lli flrt. Cariboo, 40c.
IO) GM. Pyn.i . 24c.
) O. Crown mi. Pick
J''0 (ltd. Hub, lite
101 Hub Klllott. 11.75.
W0 H.ppr Jack.
SuM) Monawk Flor., I7f.
100 Murchla Pfd., C8c.
too Martin Larder, 40c.
Ha) Mohrsan, 21c.
1000 Night Hk, Sc.
1D Psnn-Wyn. , Mc.
lt0 Palmar Mm. T., 41c.
1'KIO Kamaey Min., llc.
to Hlrh Oulch. tie.
tool Rallanca. Ida.. 10c.
loo Hhell Crk., lc.
100 So. Dutta Cop., 45c.
to) ftcandta 8ynd . li'tr
10 Tombstona Con., 11.71
10 Trlhulllon I'M., li 10.
1000 t nl. Ml. A El . Ic.
UOu Walllngton, 11 '4c
QUICK CASH SALES
l gats J000 OOLDEN OATB, CAl
4D fata 400 AMBR. M EX. M. A D.
14 gela 19 ALMA (IDLI) A COP., IDA.
125 gala 100 DinWKLU ELECTRIC.
171 (eta 1100 UOLUPIELU I)t HLE EAOLK.
171 salt 1K)00 GOLD ill'O JOHNNIE.
122 10 (Ma 1000 nOLDPIKM RED Bl'TTE.
1-2 50 grta 1000 ITNITKI) MINES 8YND.
I'll geta 7000 t'NI. Ml V. at EXPLTIIl.
1221 gota 10IX ORKKNWATKH ELY CON. COP.
WILL BUY FOR CASH
300 King sol.. Col., 14C'inr) Happy Jack. lOe.
10WI Ot. Waat., Hand , 7c K (ltd. Com. Na., 10.
2" O A Idftae. 141 )iinn Han Domingo, lie.
IO Pall L aV Z . 0c. iaa) Mohavk Plor., taax
KluO Walllngtnn Day., Itc.itOOU Had Oulch. offer.
r, 41 I, It. Klornca, offer. lO.Mift Penn-Wyo., 4Ao.
tno Olnba Gold, lie. kooo Chlana Con., To.
K) (Jffl. Huh, Ic. I 21 Cgo. N. Y. Bias B.
!" t'nl. Stand. UI I., Ic km Analrarta. K.
Uiilly.-hnup, offer. iiia Rick Oulch. He.
MM) I'anhaadie g. 4 ..! KM Honeat Endaavar. Itaa
So. I
21 Amer. Marconi, Ut.
l'l ink. Prince, lie.
1000 Banner Connol.
inoo Haumann Cop . lie.
!') B. V. Anal. Coal.
rkK) llig Pour BU. Peak.
) Blue Jay, IWc.
u Chlana Con., SSc.
noo Caatlo Rock. lo.
loo Cop. Ranch. Ic.
Hss Chipmunk, sc.
Death Val.. ItVa.
sons R. innlratorm. lis.
Il Kly Dell, lc.
5)"0 Korty Nina Crk.
100 Ort. Carllo, KV.
(1. A Cuffea. 14100.
8000 Ot. Weal.. Hand., I'M
2..U0 Ofd Dciu. Ea , I He
l"0 O We.t O A R., 10(14
lot) Ofd. Traaaura, tic
Ill'O Hallatona, la.
S"0 l.lt. riorenca. We.
1000 Manatleld M a I.. Ida
2000 Muacose O R . Mo.
', Mineral Ork.. (0.
tt0 Ney. Rtar, Ic.
100 Na. (lom'w'lth. sa.
1000 Penn-Wyo . 64c.
HU Plaarr Cn.
2OO0 Ramaay Red Mtn.
10"0 Rallanea. B. H , 11 its
1100 Rowley, Wla., 11a.
"0 lonora Chief, Wa.
I) S'llght O. B., Ic.
2U00 Talmage, lie.
it Talearaphona, III.
Ilo V. Wirelaaa Pfd.. IS.
2000 Duly. Pna., Ilo.
Bhlpmenta.
21.HXI
80. 40
IK. 0
i:J.7
St. I.oail) Oearral Market.
BT. l.OL'13, July 20 -WIIEAT-Lower;
track. No. I rid cash. hlWf.- No. I hard,
v'i'.ic; RepteVnber. ttS'itl VS'c ; December,
f-'Se.
C )RN Iyiwer; track No. t cash, 524c:
8eptenil-r, &04c; Ue ember, 47Hc; No. t
Willie. oiC
OATB Ixiwer: track No 1 caah, 4fto;
September. obc; December, Sac; No. 2
while, 41.
FI)I"R Stoadv; red winter patents.
14 T-U4 extra fair and straight, $3.70i
41. clear, LS"iS2 TO.
BEElJ Tin. othy, steady; $3 25 & 4. 26.
IDHNMEAl.-tileady; $.'70.
I'RAN Firm; sacked, east track, $1.00t
It.
II AV-reill; timothy $14 0:19 50; prairie.
Iiooofin to.
1KD.V COTTON T!E-4)10H.
I'HOVlcJIuNti Fork, . steady; jobbing.
Western
Business
IBS Z.a Ball tt., Chicago, 111.
Exchange
W. Farnam Smith & Go.
Stocks, Bonds,
Investment Securities.
Ws
effsr, subjoct to sals, 60 saartal
Union stock Tarda at 101.
1320 Farnam St.. Tel. Douglas. 046
$ln 60. I.ard. blither; prime ateain, M 45.
Dry salt meats, slendy; boxed extra shorts,
$:'2.; clean ribs, $!i; short clear. $fr;S4j.
Ilacon, steadv; boxed extra short, $10 lt;
clear rhu. llo l.",; short clears, $10 24.
II EMI' TWINE -lie.
I'OI I.TK Y Dull; chickens. 10Hc; SDrlngs,
15c: turkeys. ISc; ducks, sc. eese, io.
Hl'TTEK Bteady ; creamery, eVxZWo.
KiKiS-BKady, 12c.
Receipts. Shlpmsnta.
Flour, bu t.OOO t.OoO
Wheat ,bu 104, ip ' U.OoO
Com, bu ao.uuO 2.1W
Oata. bu 6t,0uo U.Ou)
Mlns)aaalla Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS July 10. WHEAT-Ns.
1 hard, !Oc; No. 1'. northern Iwc; No. I
northern, otVotfcHc; No. $ northern, Wf4o.
FliOt'R First t.atents. $r0O456.i; seroncl
patents. MficA; first Claavra, AAli
seconj) clears, 2.76a2.a&