GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
General ' Liquidation and Favorable
Weather Weaken Opening.
FARMERS LAYING BY CORN
Wheat Open Weak, la Met by Good
Support and Rallies Above
the Close of at
ardar. OMAHA. July 22, 1907.
The opening of tha market wii weak,
owing tn general liquidation and favorable
weather coiulitlons. Whoat ts of tho best
jiiullty, regardless of small or large re
turns, and torn haa advanced to where
farmers are working It for the last time,
oats are better than expected, though silll
liH'iw average.
Wheat opened weak and lower on' low
tables and generally favorable weather,
but waa met with good support on the
decline and rallied aome above Saturday a
close.
I rnde waa fairly active. Peptember wheat
opened at 84o and cloaed, K,o.
Corn opened weak and lower on light
demand and excellent growing weather,
which haa brought In report of the bant
possible rea ulia. Flelda are being worked
for the last time and aoulhweatern dealer
are strongly bearish. September corn
opened at uM,c and cloaed 40V-
OaU opened aoft on hedging sales by
raah people and reports of improved crop
return from northwest. September opened
at Si Ho and cloaed at 36 So-
Primary wheat receipts were 749,000 bu.
end ahlpmenta, 46,OO0 bu., against receipts
Inst year of 468.W0 and shipments of 116, H
bu. Corn receipts were 601,000 bu. and
shipments, 926,000 bu.. against receipts last
years of 623,000 bu. and shipments of 6ti7,0
bushels.
Clearances were 67,000 bu. of corn, 760
rm. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
H74.OO0 bu.
Liverpool cloned unchanged to HJ lower
on wheat and d lower on corn.
Hcaboard reported 200,000 bu. of wheat and
40() bu. of corn for export.
Local range of options:
A nicies. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Sat y.
Wheat I I I
July .. S2V4 S3H
Sept. . 84
Dec. .. o7vfc
Corn
July ,. 45 4i
Sept. . 45 4t VI
Dec. .. 42 4J'I
Oat a I
July . 89 41
Sept. . 304i 6H
Dec. .. Su tiV.1
82
S31 82
84
e&e M1
87
45
46H
44V, 45i
( 46lx
42 '
36
43W ttvs
41 41Va
87VI 30
S6K
Total world's visible supply of wheat
today, 46,637, 0"0 bushels, as compared to
your ago of 25.M6.ouO bushels. Total corn
supply today, 8, 999,000 bushels, as compared
to year ago of 6.8f.l,0o0 bushels. Total oats
supply today, 4.6Ll,0uo bushols. as com
pared to year ano of 5.876,0o0 bushels.
Ouialia tab I'rlee.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, Rl?tc; No. t hard,
78&oe; No. 4 hard, TSQTiCi No. 3 spring,
81m3c.
CURN-NO. t, 464c; No. 3, tflViUVic; No.
4, 44H1Vo; no grade. 4oti(4He; No. 1 yellow,
4V4rtc: No. 3 white, 42'47o.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 4.'c; No. 3 whl'e, 42V4
ffc42o; No. 4 whltu, 4iti'l2c; standard,
4:o. '
RXE No. 8, 71c; No. 3. 6!Y.i70c.
' (harlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 33 iu 113
Kiinsurt City 279
Minneapolis 31) :
Omaha ' i-O 2o
Duluth M
St. Louis UK
X.1IICAUO 4JKAIJM A.I PROV1SIO.8
t
features of the Trndlua; and Cloalug
I'rlces on Ilonrd of Trade.
CI1ICAUO, July 22. The reported appear
ance of black runt In the wheat fields of
iitutli Dukola cauacd u strong wheat mar
ket here today, the September delivery
closing at a net gain of l'o. Corn was
up V-'o'hc. Outs were c higher. Provis
ions 'were tylO to U'M,c higher.
Tho reports of black rust formed the
cliluf source of strength to the market, but
there were also other factors. Tho Liver
pool market, which hud been weak at the
opening of the local exchange, became
strong and closed firm. Other lactors were ,
eertsiii ti raaai Um outhwesW wUiclli
-will delay harvesting operations, und tha I
talk of small yields of winter whoat. Trad
ing during the last half of the session was
active. Tho market opened quite weak
but closed strong and with prices near tho
high point of the day. September opened
Vif'v' to ttlt'V' lower, at Ho-ViWc, sold off
to und then advanced to 92V. The
c lose was at .WiitHlHe. Clearances - of
wheat and flour were equal to 376,900 bu.
Tho amount on passage decreased l,898,0ufl
bu. The visible supply decreased 449.00')
bu. Primary receipts were tt40,0no bu.,
against 1.648.IXH) bu. on the same dny last
year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chleogj
reported receipts of 460 cars, agttln.it ill
cars lust week and 1,088 cars one year a,o.
Tho corn market was weak early In the
day because of tho excellent weather for
the new crop. Later sentiment becamo
bullish because of the strength of wheat
and the reiort that large areas of corn i
are tinder water in the southwest. The j
market closed strong and close to the
high price of the day. September openeil
Ml-1c lower, at BlVSCI'io, advanced to
6ic, and closed at C2H4i62e. Local re
ceipts were 2o6 cars, with 24 of contract
gradu. The oats market opened c higher,
rhlnlty because of the good growing
weather. Later the market rallied along
with other grain and closed strong. Sep- i
tember opened Hti"4c lower at KMW'to,
euld at 37c, and then advanced to SMtC.
1 he cIoko was at 3hc, Local reoelpts were
113 cars. ....
Provisions were firm because of higher I
nrlces for llvo hos. The feature of the
market was buying of lard by local and
outside packers. At the close September
pork was up 6c, at 116 62H- Lard was up
l(t1"Vc at $9.22V. Ribs were tWHc higher,
at ts.7S.
Katlrnated receipts for tomorrow are;
Wheat, G77 cars; corn. 338 cars; oats, 197
cars; hogs, 20,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
artloles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Bst'y,
Wheat
Julv
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Julv
Sept.
Dec.
May
c nits
July
Sept.
1 w.
May
I.ar.l
Sept.
I let.
Ribs
Sept.
Oct..
I I
80 SX"4I
9OJ4I 89
... 1 .
o4i
9SV7rH
94HW4iry
99U1 1 00l
96 V4
99
IWVtU'HI 1 01
51 52H
61H! 5?M,I 61
61H62HI &2'4
41' 4i'H 4MiVd
60 l50Tt661 5a
4,Mc'l 4
V" WV"10L
41 43
37Hu' RSV
41V.
43 42i
3K 88
40V40Vavi
87S
SS4,
3v.'iv,,
OVs'B'fc 41
40
16 SO
16 56
16 65
16 52H 16 47V4
1TV4' 9 22HI t 17H! 8 22HI 12H
22Vai 9 27V t 22S1 S'W
T-'HI 8 73i 70 70
17V
t 70
I 65
No 1
l'uii ouotations were as follows:
FIXil'll Easy; winter patents, 1J lo
4 4"'; straights. t3.7lfiH.20: spring patents,
li.7il.9o; straights, $110ijH.6v; bakers, tJ.60
ij3 60
WHEAT-NO. 2 spring. 9ttlU; No. t.
HVi No. 2 red, 8iniHc.
CORN No. S, 6Vfu6Jc; No. S yellow,
Ke.
HATS-No. S white. 43Hi43V4o.
RTF-No. 2. 860.
HAHI.'iY iood feeding, t0iCCc; fair to
c'l.ot.-e malting, fr'tC'c.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 11.22;
Prime tlmothv, 4 66. Clover, 1 1.1. 50.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose.
t 5ir "i. Mess iork, per bbl., $16 8if
llti.to. lard, per 1" tO.uG. Short clear
sides (boxed). H7by9.uO.
Following were the receipts nd ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls l! h'l 2S (I0
Wheat, bu ra.eO IS
Corn, bu 24it,io "74X)
:its. bu 13O.70O ili.2u)
P-ve. bu
Larlev. bu 15,4i
mi the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, tlfi'bc;
ila'rl.-s. liVif;-J2 15cgs, steady; at mark
.'e, included, IJ'&UVyc: firsts, 14Vtc; prims
I;iin. 10. cheese, 13tflJHo.
Peoria Grain Market.
riXiRIA. July 21. CORN Firm; No. I
t lluw. 61Vjt2'o: No. I, 61V. No. 4. 4UV
UV; no iirtide, 43440.
I iATS Inactive; No. t white, 44Hfl44c.
U Y E N .inlnsl; No. i. S5ij96c.
whisky-si a.
Visible Sspply of Orals.
NEW YORK. July 2i-The visible supply
of k-iu'n July 2D. as compiled by the New
Yoik PriKiuce exchange. Was as follows:
Vbeat. to.tkiO.uw bu.; decrease, 461,0cO bu.
Corn, S.i.f'SOflO bu.; tncrese, 870,ll. Osts.
4,'1 bu.; decrease, 713,' bu. Hye. 674.04)
bu. ; decrease, t,(ij bu. Barley. 75,ul bu.;
Increase, 7&.IM) bu.
HEW YORK OK KRAI, MAHKET
(Dotations of the Day oa Virion
Commodities.
NEW TOKK. July 22,-FIiOl. R-Recelpts,
23.637 bbls ; upr.rts. 7.2U bbls. ; market
steady with moderate demand; Minnesota
patents. 86 .'(j" .16; Minnesota bakers, M.7'a
i.W; winter ratents,, 4.iH.i; winter
straights, 4 1'.a--46; winter extras, 13. It?
8 "v; winter low grades, J.Oo'JS Rye
flour, dull; fair to good, I4.76a'ci0; choice
to fancy. 6.1ia6.40.
CuRNMEIAL Pair; fine white and yel
low, tl.Z al.3"; coarse, I1.15U1.17; kiln dried,
13 40.
RY&-Nominal; No. 2 western, 80c, f. o. b.
New York.
W H K A T Receipts. 78,800 bu ; exports.
71.8al bu.; spot market firm; No. 2 red,
WWc elevator and ifiUc f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth, 11" f. o. b. afloat;
No. I hsrd, winter, 9:Sc f. o. b. afloat.
Kxcept for a brief early decline, due to
bearish weather and easy cables, wheat
was firm and higher all day. Shorts cov
ered extensively on reorts of black rust
In Minnesota, the market closing very hrm
at lc to W-c net sdvance. July, closed
97 H-; September, 97 ll-lVj S-16c, closed at
KWc; December, tl.ni4,gn.02V closed at
10-: May, l.04Vl.ib',. closed at
CORN-Receipts, l:,sr? bu. ; exports,
67.307 bu.; spot market firm; No. 2, f9V4jO
elevator and 60c f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 whits
60Vic, and No. 2 yellow 60V4C, t. o. b. afloat.
Option market was without transactions,
closing net unchanged. July closed at
68 "hC.
OATS Receipts, 117,Sf0 bu.; exports, TOO
bu. ; spot market steady; mixed rats, 2
to 32 pounds, 49V,c; natural white, 30 to "3
pounds, rVVjf)2c; clipped white, 38 to 40
pounds, MfiMV4,c
UAY-SteRdy: shipping, 70376c; good to
choice, Il.lES1.2a . 1
HAT tjulet ; 1905, 4V&(ff6c; Pacific coast,
IWS. Sflllc; 1905. &'cic.
HIDES Quiet; Central "America, 22V4c;
Pogota, 22Vic.
LBATHKR Steady; acid, 2MT27Ha
PROVISIONS-Heef, firm; family. S13 ,V
14.(10; mess, $11 5310.00; beef hams, $34 0 Q
2.00; packet. $10.5Xfl 11.00; city extra India
mess, fcfl.lWjj i 22.01. Cut meats, quiet; pick
led bellies, 11.2iV(i 11.60; pickled bams, Xut
12.7S. Lard, steady; western prime, ts."i
9.CW; retlned, firm; continent, Jl 50. South
America, 110.10; compound, 8K.K7Vii9.12H.
Pork, firm; family, $;8.5o(i9 50; short clear,
(16.7rvSn.76; mess, tlK.On'fl ls.F.0.
TALLOW-Steady; city, 6vtc; country. 6H
RICFJ-Steady; domestic, fulr to extra, 3V4
7c ; Japan, nominal.
POL Li'RY Live nominally unchanged:
dressed a shade easier; western chickens,
17g3c; turkeys, 104jl4c; fowls. 12frl4V4o.
Bl'TTER Easier. Street prices; Kxtra
creamery, 26W&-'6c. OfTlclal prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, ioJ26c; state dairy,
common to fancy, ;.vij2&c; western factory,
common to firsts, PxuilViic; western Imita
tion creamery, firsts, 22c.
CHEIJSl Kalrly firm; state, full cream,
colored and white, small, best, 12c; tame,
large, colored, -Vc; same,, white, 12c;
stale, fair to good, llVullVzc; state, In
ferior, 8V4C.
Wi; ATIICIl IS THE URAIT BELT
Pair and Sllahtly Cooler Is the Re
freshing; Promise.
OMAHA. July 22. 1907.
The weather has continued very warm In
the central valleys and throughout the east
and south during Saturday and Sunday,
but It is slightly cooler In the upper Mis
sissippi and Missouri valleys this morning.
Light and scattered showers oi-curred In
the central valleys within the past twenty
four hours and heavier rains have fallen
in the upper lake region, being excessive
In Michigan and southern Wisconsin. The
weather is generally fair in the Missouri
valley and west this morning, and will be
fair In thiB vicinity tonight and Tuesday,
with slightly cooler tonight.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresiKjndlng
dny of the past three years:
1907 1906 1906 194
Minimum temperature.. 70 66 63 69
Precipitation 00 .00 . 03 . 00
Normal temperature for today, 77 degrees.
Excess deficiency In precipitation since
March 1. 4.42 Inches.
Excess deficiency corresponding period in
1906. 2.79 Inches.
Excess deficiency corresponding period In
1906, 7.16 Inches. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For tho twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m., 76th meridian time, Monday, July 22,
1907;
OMAHA DISTRICT.
:' r- Temp. Jtaln-
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Sky. '
1 Ashland, Neb.... 93 69 .00 pt. cloudy
Auburn, Neb 93 73 .OS Cloudy
Columbus. Neb... 82 63 . 00 Clear
Falrhtiry, Neb.... 97 60 .84 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 96 65 .00 Clear
Or. Island, Neb.. 93 66 .00 Clear
Hartlngton, Neb. 87 62 .00 Clear
Hastings, Neb.... 97 66 .00 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 86 60 .00 Clear
Omaha, Neb 93 70 T Clear
Tekamah, Neb... 83 68 . 00 Clear
Alta, la 87 63 .00 Clear
Carroll. Ia 89 66 .) Cleat
Clarlnda, Ia 70 ,H6 Clear
Blhlev, Ia M 60 .00 Clear
Sioux City, la... 0 04 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. tNot Included In
averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.- - Tlnln.
Central. Stations. Max. Mm. Inches.
Chicago, 111 24 8S 68 1.00
Columbus, 0 17 88 68 .14
lies Moines, la.... 14 8 68 .08
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 90 70 .00
Kansas city. Mo.. 19 94 70 T
Ixiulsvllle. Ky 17 94 72 .00
Minneapolis. Minn. 29 80 64 . 20
Omaha, Neb 15 92 66 .12
St. Louis, Mo 12 92 72 .01
Within the last twenty-four hours ex
cessive rains have fallen In Michigan and
southern Wisconsin and lighter rains In all
other portions of the corn and wheat region
except the Indianapolis and Louisville dis
tricts. Warm weather continues throughout
the entire corn and wheat belt.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. I.onla General Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 22. WHEAT Higher:
No. 2 red, cash, new, 87V'5$Se; old, V'i
8:c; No. 2 hard, 88Vii8V,c; September, So;
December, 93V4C
CORN Futures, higher: cash, lower;
track, No. 2 cash, 52c; No. 2 white, rj3ijjaaic;
September, 61Sc; December, 47S54i0-
OATS Futures, higher; cash, lower;
track, No. 2 cash, 46c; No. 2 white, 47V348o;
September, 87c; December, S8Hc
FLOUR Steady ; red winter patents,
N 2f.a- 40; extra fancy and straight, 13.70$
4.16; clear, 2.8tKu3.30.
SEED Timothy, steady, t3.26a4.2S.
CORNMEAL Weak, $2.70.
BRAN-Steady; sacked, east track, S1.0CK3
1.06.
HAY Steady; timothy, C.0OjK.00:
prairie, $9 do's 12.00.
IRON COTTON TIES tl.OOVi.
BAOOING IIV4C.
HEMP TWINE lie.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
$16.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, $S.I.
Iry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
$9 26; clear ribs, $925; short clears. $9,374.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts. I10.13V4;
clear ribs, $10.12H; short clears, $10 25.
POULTRY Stesdy; chickens. lOVto:
springs, 15c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 6c;
geece, 6c.
PUTTER Steady; creamery, tiTHo.
EOOS Firm; Pennsylvania and riesrhy
fancy selected. 2S.t;24c; sts'e, choice, 21v22c;
state, brown and mLxed fancy, 21i22c;
firsts to extra firsts, IMjSOc; western selec
ted finest, li1'.' lie; state, average best,
lT'olSc; ofllclal price, firsts. 17V,ilHc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls H.OnO 6.0f
Wheat, bu 119 18,000
Corn, bu 97.0O0 3,0
Data, bu 112.000 36,000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 22. WH EAT Sep.
tember, Hc; December. UtVc; May, 93v,o;
cash, No. 2 hard. 84'h6c; No. 3. 8JSJVc;
No 2 red, sa4o: No. i, $2(rc.
CORN July. 474C; September. 47Hc; De
cember, 44 Vc; cash. No. I mixed, 49v
4ac; No. 3, 4av,a49c; No. white. 49V,c;
No. 8. 4V.
OATS No. 2 white. 40'4-ff47c; No. t
mixed, 47c.
RYE Steady; No. I T8n7Sc.
HAY Market 50e lower; new choice tim
othy. $11 6Vill.50; choice prairie, IShotjO.OO.
BUTT EH Creamery, 24c; packing lie.
rOS Firm; extra. 17c; firsts, lie; sec
onds, tc; cases returned, lc off; southern,
lc off.
Receipts and shipments of grain were, as
follows: Receipts. Shipments
Wheal. bU 2TO,n 28,00
Corn, bu M.feo 56 000
Oats, bu M 15,010 17.600
Ksnsas City cash prices as furnished by
Logan A Bryan, 111 Board of Trads building:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. aoae.
Wheat I
Pept S4V4 SUV, 4 9
FVSV4 U r ul
Corn I
rept 'vW 47VA 46 47V4
Let' ,f3VW 441, 43S jit
THE OMAHA
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Operations for Advance of Certain
Groups is Discontinued.
MARKET IS DULL ASD HEAVY
Report of Labor Trooblea In Iron
Mines lias Bad Effect on V. S. Steel
Soelhern Pacific and
Atchison Rise.
NEW YORK, July 2J. Tim operations
for the advance in a limited uroup ol
stocks, which distinguished the stock mar
ket at all times last week were ' discon
tinued today. The lone was promo, iy
responsive and became dull anil heavy, a
theao operations Inade up about all thern
was of last weuk's market.
The action of the market had little in
the news to explain It, unless It might be
the resumption of an advertising cam
paign on ths long side which has been
distrusted in previous stages and which
offers companionship consloered undesir
able, by friends of higher prices. Specu
lative sentiment may have been affected
to some extent by the tone of warning
amongst banking and financial authorities
of the threatened Inadequacy of money
market resources to any considerable
speculative undertaking In the stock mar
ket. This Influence was not directly ef
fective In the money market, however.
Money on call In fact continued to rule
easy and it la only In the more remote
prospect of convenience to borrowers Is
expected. The hesitancy of the speculation
for higher prices in stocks today were
partly due to skepticism over some of tho
rumors which caused the rise of th latter
part of teat Week. Substantial difficulties
were pointed out in the carrying out of
the supposed readjustment of control of
Burlington by the Northern Puclllo and
the Oreat Northern. An Installment foil
due today of some $14,0M,) on Union
Pacific convertible bonds, which fall en
tirely almost to tho underwriters and with
a considerable Interval to elapse before
another payment, It was believed that an
Immediate motive for stimulating the mar
ket for these bonds through the stock
Was withdrawn. Reports of labor troubles
in the Iron mlnos had a bad effect on
United States Steel. The pressure on stocks
was not severe at any time and quite gen
eral recoveries ensued on the marking up
of Southern Pacific and Atchison In the
last half hour. The closing was heavy.
Bonds were steady. Total sale, par value,
$878,000. United States 2s advanced Vfec,
and the coupons declined per cent on
call.
Wool Market.
IflMKiN, July 22. WOOL-Tho wool
sales were continued today, with 10,944
bales offered. Oood combing greaslea were
In active request from all sections and
lambs, in good supply, sold well to the
home trade and France. Fine scoured were
taken by the continent nt firm rates. The
total withdrawals numbered IS.Am) bales.
Following Is the sale In detail: New South
Wales, 1.60O bales; scoured. Is ld'uls lid ;
greasy. 4V4dt)ls 2d. Victoria. 6fi0 bales;
scoured. Is 3dfi2s; grensv. 7d(?1s 8d. South
Australia, 100 bales; greasv, 7V4dfils. West
Australia. (ViO bales; ncoiired. HVfcd i 4d;
greasy, 9Hdfi1s Id. Tnsmunia, bales;
greasy, 6dfils 1V4d. New Zealand, 1.7i"0
holes; scoured. 9ifllMrrt; grasv. 6(?rUid.
Cape of flood Hope and Natal, 1.100 bales;
greasy, 94'ai?d. River Plate. 600 bales;
grensy, 7V'i11d.
ST. IOUIfl, Mo., July 25. WOOI Pteadv;
medium grades, combing find clothing 25
fTWc; light, fine, rv.?3c; heavy, fine, 17W
19c; tub washed. ZifiMc.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
flatus. High. Low. Clone.
Adtmi Kiprr M
Amnigimtec1 Cot per 4S,S'X 9;V4 91 4 14
Amer. Car sod Foundry.... 1.30 4.Vfc 41' 43
do pfd t" lLHiVt lorn, iik)
Amer. Cotton Oil 60 3 S:
do pfd an
Amer. Etprens 21')
Amer. Hide Lsnther pfd 1
Amer. Ice 69
Amer. Lin wed Oil l.trO )i 84
do pfd S ai"4
Amer. Locomotive 10) 69 "4 69Vt E9
do pfd 1"4V4
Amer. Smelting Sk Kef 11,100 1H4 117V 114
do prd 10
Amer. B'liar Reflnlnr. 100 133 133 i227i
Amer. Toliarro pfd ctfa ... 4v r4 KI14 fC, i
Ansronda Mining Co I c4 r7H 674
Atrhlann 24.4'K) D.r MS
do pfd ! ',S 3 91
Atlantic Coaat Line 110 8 1 97
Baltimore A Ohio........... 1.000 fit ' 11 J H 97v
So pfd 1 II
Drooklro Rapid" Traaalt 4.10ft 67 M Rl
Canadian lcins i.7u in 1U W
Cemral or New Jersey 180
Che. 4 Ohio 1,0 K 35 :IS
Chicago Oreat Western 100 11H 11V, 1'
Chicago A Northweelern. . . l,Jil lr,l't l&it W
C . M. A Bt. Paul 12.100 13i 13414 13H
Chicago Term. A Trana $
do pfd IS
C. C, C. A 91. Loula 61.
Colorado Fuel and Iron n JJH 13 31 Vj
Colorado A Southern 1,109 SMa 2.'i 2:
do let pfd iM 60 HO 6'i
do M pfd 4e0 4'4 4S 46
Cunaolldated Gas 1:7
Corn I'niducta JuO 17H 17H 17'4
dO Pfd 7JL4
Pelawar A Hu1on 100 172Vi 1724 171',
Del., Lsclt. A Weatern 46S
llenrer A Rio Grande 2,000 2S 2D 27
do pfd 70
PlaHnera Securtttea 3oo t:, Muj
Erie I.'no 25 'i 24 l
do let pfd 61 tn
do td pfd 4"0 41 eH
General Electric 1.0"0 ll 111114
Illlnola Central 100 1444a 144 Hc
International Paper 14Mj
do pfd 71V,
Inter. Pump 13 4
do prd . . 70
Iowa Central 4"0 17V. 17 17
do pfd 200 39 89 II
K. C. Southern 3n0 271 27 ?74
do pfd S",
L. A NathTllla, ez-dlv.... 600 HSVi 114 1H,
Mexican Central 2 1 14
Minn. A St. Loula S0 41 41 41
M., Bt. P. A Bault 8te. M 17
do pfd , 135
Mlaaourt Pacific "no 74 75V, 7.'.
Mliiourl, Kan. A Teiaa.... S.'i") B'i til
do pfd loo ID'i 6f'4 14
National Lead 100 1 11 It
M. R. R. of M'llco pfd - f0
New York Central 700 118 113 113
N. T , Ont. A Waelern.... loo 30 19 16
Norfolk A Western 1,100 71 7i 7 4t
do pfd 76
North American 4"0 14 61
Pacific Mall l.ooo It 10 yt
Pannejrlvanla 6.4o0 114 12:! 12:1
People'! Oaa 100 92 M 91
pltla.. C C. A Bt. Loula 69
Preaaed Steel Car 100 16 16 ST,
do pfd 9')
Pullman Palace Car 160
Reading I.4M IK 104 104
do IM pfd tU fc"
do td pfd 100 HI ao 71
Republic Steel ii0 13 2X 18
do pfd 13
Rock Ialand Co 700 tJ 11 21
do pfd l.G0 47 46 47
Rubber Gooda pfd 16
Bt. L. Ban Fran. Id pfd. 6X1 Ss t 13
Bl. Loula Southwestern 11 J. 21 ti
do pfd 61
Southern PaclBa 14 too II 6.1 .'.
do pfd K 1U' 11? 111
Southern Railway i"0 10 " 19
do pfd ,. 100 64 II
Tenneasea Coal and Iron 144
Teiaa A Pacific 600 30 Jo )
Tol., Bt. L. Weitera.... 2") 37 27 2
do prd 600 49 49
Union Pacific 95,6x1 146 14.1 144
do p'd 63
U. B. Exprees lo5
V. 8. Hi-alty 62
V. B. Rubber 6
do pfd I
V. S. Steal K).3y 36 ."- 36
do pfd I.60U 10u 69 100
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 14
do pfd 101
Wabaah u
do pfd 26
Wella-Fargo Eapreaa taO
Weetlnghouee Electric 34
Waatern t'nloo 7i
Wheeling A Lake Erie 10
Wleconln Central 17
do pfd . 40
8I0M Shem.ld 100 67 67 i7
lulerborough Metropolitan.. 20 15 16 16
do pld ,uu0 44 43 43
Northern Paclde 11.3'jO 137 116 U,
Central Leather )3
do pfd 61
Oreat Northern pfd 11 100 137 134 li
ToUl sales tor the day, 47l,6v0 hares,
London Cluslsaj Stocks.
LONDON, July 22. Closing quotations on
Stocks Hrre as follows:
Conaola, nonsf....!! 14-11 34.. K. A Teiu 16
do socotuI Ie N. T. Central 117
Anaconda 11 Norfolk A W 74
Att-hleon Vf do pfd 16
do pfd 94 Oat. A We. I era 17
Ballltnur A Ohio. . . .Wi Paunaxlvama tj
Canadian Peclno 141 Hand Minea 6
Chea. A Ohio ) Kaadlng Jo
Chicago 0 W llBoutheni R .
C . 34. A ll. T U do pfd SI
LBrm Boat hern Paclna .... J
lMnrar A h. O I Colon Ptrlno 14s
da pfd 74 4o pfd
Erl HU B. lal 1;
do let pfd It do pfd luiV
do Id pld 41 Wauaeh lt
Orwid Trunk II do pfd 3,.,
Illlnola Central 147 BpamaU 4a m
L. A Naahfllla 12o
SILVER Bar, firm; tl 13-ltid per ouncs.
MONEY l:i per cent.
Tha rats of discount on ths open market
for short bills Is S yflS per cent; for thro
months' bills, VuJS tr cent.
Trwasarw Stsleutsat.
WASHINGTON, July 22. -Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, t-xcluslv of the l',ouo,u"0 re
DAILY
j .....
BEE: TlTSnAY, JULY 1.1. lt07.
serve. !i..s: AvnllsMe cash bslnnee, 1:4'..
"4".m,; goij ,. iin sntl bullion, if .'ii; gold
certlhcatcs, s.M9,77u.
Rw York Money Market.
NKW YORK. July 21 MONKY On call
steady. ZV,'!-' Pr cent; ruling; rate. 2
Ir cent; closing bid. per cent; offered
at 3 per cent. Time loans -very strong:
sixty days, t,H per cent; ninety days, (
per cent; si, months, per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER bVkjjO
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Firm, with
Bctiri.1 buFlness In bankers' Mils at HiT7
4 for d-maml and at M 3?OIM cVtTR for
sltv-dsr bills; commercial bills, M;1-i
SILVER Par, &c; Mexican dollars,
PONDS Government, Irregular; railroad,
steady.
The closing ntmtatlotis on bonds today
were as follows:
V. B. rf. is. reg... I", Japan 4. rtf o
do conpon 106 do M aertea :
V. S . reg lo; tlo 4, g,
do coupon I A N. mil. 4o "
V. 8 nw 4a. reg....K7 Vinhit. e gold 4a.. 9
do coupon 124 e, central 4e II
Am Tolarco 4i t'A do let Inc 1 1
do 6 119 "Minn. A St. L. 4i.. 67
AtrMlion gn. 4a M . K. A T. 4a "H
'lo a). 4a h e0 Ida IA
Atlantic C. L, 4a. . .. J eN R f M f 4, ,
B. A o. 4a 9h N. Y. C. gen. 3a....
do 3e K) N. J. C. gen. S.....1K
Prk R T. ci. 4e ... 7 No. Pacific 4a
t'entral of Oa. 6a 103 do 3a 7o
do lirt Inc 94 N. A W, e. 4a tv
!o td Inc t Ore S L. rfg. 4i.... t
do id Inc 64 Penn t. I 14
Cher A o. 4s 101 Reeding gen. 4s 4
Chicago A A. Ia.. - 8t. L. A 1. M e. oa.K
C. , B. A Q. new 4a.. 11 St L. A S. F. fg 4e. 77
C , R. I A P. 4a 7 St. L. B. W. con. 4a 71
do eol. Sa 17 Seaboard A. L 4a... 70
('CC A St. 1,. g 4a 99 So. Paclflo 4a r
Colo. Ind 6a. aer. A.. J do lit 4a ctfa tl
t'olo. Mill. 4a lit S"tithern Rr 6e 107
Colo. A Southern 4s.. ( Tel. A P. lala HI
Cuba Is 103 ef , st t. A W. 4a.. 75
II. A R. O. 4a l Cnlon Puclflc 4a 9f
Plet. Peca. la 11 V. s Steel rd 6.... S
Krle prior lien 4a 91 Wetah lf lot-
do gen. 4a Weetern .M l 4a 74
Hock. Valley 4s imw. A L. K. 4a 10
Japan 4a 94 wie. Central 4a 14
do Id aerlea 19 J
lilu. Oftered
Boston Storks and Honcls.
POSTON, July 22-Call loans, 4VkfiCS4j per
cent; time loans, 6ijti, per cent. Ofllclal
closing prices on nomis were as follows:
Atrhlnon adj. 4a H Atlantla 12
do 4 m,im 15
Mc. Central 4a Ili'al. A llecla 5
Atchison 91 ( enlennlal !
do pfd 3 Copper Range 9o
do pfd f j 4 i.iy west 16
Poelon A K JlT Franklin 14
Roeton A Maine. ...lt',0 Dranlir lfi
llomon Elevated M4 lele Royale ls
Fltehburg t'fd 123 Mm.. Mlulng 6 t
Mea. Central ?n Mli hlsnn 14
N. Y., N. H. A H..K'i-lM.hawk U
tnlon Pacific 144 Mont. Coal A C 'i
Am. Arge. Chemical.. ls Old Dominion 41
do pfd II Oeceola 12b
Am. Pnen. Tuba 6 parrot 19
Am. Sonar l!i ftulnrr 117
do pfd l.'S Shannon 1!
Am. Tel. A Tel 107 Tamarack Iv4
Am. Woolen Trinity 2j
do pfd 90 l ulled Copper 14
Edieon F.lec. II 110 f. 8. Mining 4
MaMa. Electrlo IS f. B. oil ll
do pfd M Vtah 44
Mm. Oaa 58 Victoria t
t'nited Fruit Ho Winona 7
t'nlted Shoe Macta.... 80 Wolverine 12
do pfd 20 North riutte 83
V. e. Steel ti putte Coalition 2.".
do pfd 9:1 Nerala 14
Adreutura 3Cal. A Arliona 167
Allo' 4 Arli. Commercial.... 10
Amnlganiated I1U
lild. "Asked.
Sew York M;nug stocks.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Closlng quotations
on mining stocks neru:
Adama Con I Little Chief I
'Alice oo eomarlo 600
Hreeoe as fiphlr im)
Mruuswli-k Con 60 Fntoel 17
Coiuetork Tunnel W Savage 40
Con. l.a I. and Va 41 Sierra Nevada 85
Horn Bllver 143 email Hope. 20
Iron Silver 225 Standard 1&0
Leadvllle Cuo
uffertd.
Bank Clear! nirw.
OMAHA, July 22. Bank clearings for to
day were $l,6i;.lS and for the correspond
ing date last year $1,618.13. 33.
Forelgrn Flnanrlnl.
IX5NDON. July 22. The supplies of money
exceeded the demand on the market today
und discounts were easy. The Hunk of
lingland secured the gold available on tho
market at the reduction of a farthing.
Hiiftness on the Stock exchange wss of u
holiday character. Some investing was
maintained In gilt edged securities early
in the day, but consols eased In the after
noon. Home rails and speculative Issues
sagged In the ahsen of support and even
money belaw I per cent failed to stimulate
activity. Americans opened stesdy, with
Southern Faclflc the feature on strong
New York support, while the good bank
statement strengthened the rest of the
market. Prices eased In the afternoon, with
Wail street selling, but hardened near the
close and finished steady. Copper snares
were easy. Japanese Imperial Cs of 1804
closed at 102.
RERUN, July 22. The Bourse today was
sllehtly' weaker and trading was light.
' PARIS. July 22 Trading on the Bourse
today was very dull, hut prices were firm.
Russian Imperial 4s were unquoted Rus
sian bonds of 1904 closed at W2. The pri
vate rats of discount was 2 5-1 per cent
Metal Market.
NF.W YORK, July 22. MKTAT.S The
London tin market was unchanged to Tis
lower, the decline being on spot, which
closed at 1 S3 10s, while futures were
tinchonged, at 181. Locally the market
was quiet, with spot quoted at $41.10Ui
41. K0. Copper was unchanged to 1 lower
In Iondon, spot being quoted at 94 10b
while futures declined to 87 IBs. Lo
cally the market was dull and nominal.
Lake was quoted at $2 1 .00 g 22.00; electro
lytic, I20.n0!! 21.00; casting, $20.00(9 20.25.
I .end was lRs higher, at 20 15s In the
London market and unchanged at $.1G
hi o.o locauy. rtpeiier was unchanged, at
4J2S 17s d In the London market, but
was weak and lower locally, st $ 00
I 6 05. Iron waa higher in the English mir-
i wun sianuaro rountlry quoted at 67s
and Cleveland warrants at 67s Sd. Lo
cally the market was unchanged. No. 1
foundry, northern, Is quoted at tH.'it)d
24.25; No. 2 foundry, northern, J28.20'
23.75; No. 1 foundry, southern, $25.00
No. 2 foundry, southern. $24.50.
S,T' .VFI3i Julv 22 METALS Lead,
dull, $6.10. Spelter, dull, $5.80.
Coffe Market.
NEW YORK. July 22 COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened un-
; tuaiuru co an aovance or 10 points In re
sponse to higher foreign markets and con
tinued light Brazilian receipts as com
pared with last year. There seemed to be
I some European selling here, but there was
j a scattering detnsnd from trsde Interests
I r"l Investors snd the market held gener
I ally stesdy. Only one month showed the
maximum advance at th start and the
1 close was on practically the initial basis,
steady, net unchanged to R points higher
Sales were reported of 29.770 hafts, Includ
ing July at $5. HO; Autiust at $5.75; Septem
ber At. tii 7Ul.i IUI- tlanAmK. .., r u.....t tr.
; March at. $f, 90ifi 96; May at $1500. Snot
cufTv-e, steady; Rio No. 7, Hc; Santos No.
4, 7Hc
Liverpool Urata and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, July 22-WHF,AT-Spot.
quiet; No. 2 red western winter, 7s Id. Fu
tures steady; July, 7s2d; September, 7s
3isd: Hecember, 7s 6d.
CORN Spot, Hess dried, quiet, 6s; old
northern, steady, 6s Sd. Futures, quiet'
July, nominal; September, 4s kd.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), steady.
2 los3i 10s. '
Minneapolis tiraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 22-WHEAT-Bep-tember,
;,c; liecember, toHc; No. 1 hard
Jl.otN'al 00,; No. 1 northern, ftrV&WHc; No
2 northern, St;.; No. I northern, S3-ac.
FLOUR First patents, $ooOy6.10, second
patents, $4.IX".o.in; first clears, $3.6fxfi3 65;
Second clears. $2.7I.((t:'.f5.
lvRAN In bulk, $.u.aojjl5.75.
Mllwaakeer Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE1, July 2-WHEAT-Lower;
No. 1 northern, tl.tilftl.02; No. 2 northern,
Hi 'a $1.00: September, V.:e.
RYE Steady; No 1. 87vo'HV'.
BAULKY Dull; No. 2. 7jSc; sample, 65
7oc.
CORN liacr; September, 62o, bid; No.
S cash, 624 52 V-
Dnlulb Grain Market.
DULUTH, July 22 - WHT.AT-No. 1 hsrd,
on track. $1.01; No. 1 northern, $1.00; No
2 northern, 9Kc; July, tl.00; September!
$10: December, 9iic.
OATS To arrive, toe; July, 40c.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22-KOO-Firm ;
good rieniund, western firsts, free cases, 18c
at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams.
lVi-'j 1 Jjc.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O., July 22. BER! S Clover,
rash, ti.45- October. $Ip.25; Decemler, pi.'Q;
March, $8.70. Timothy, $2.15. Alslke, Vim.
F.Igla Batter Market.
EIX1IN, July 22. Bl'TTER Firm and un
ci ung.-cl at 2vc output for ths we-k, l,tX4,
2ai pounur
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Larg-est of Month
So Far.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Everything) IteeelTrd (haniirj llancla
Readily lllaheat Point for
llogta lnre the First
of July.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., July 23, 1P07.
Receipts were: Cattle Hons Sneep
, OfTlclal Monday 7.5o0 fi.lOi
Panie day last week.... S.O'
Same day 2 weeks uo... S.fii ?
I Fame dny 3 weeks ano... 8,8v.l
i Same dny 4 weeks ago... 4.24-4
: Same clay lat year 6.:s
4 m
8.14
h. loo
S.OJii
4,;i
4.:""i
3 3-0
6.0
2,ol'
1 The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hoys und sheep ul South Omaha for
: the year to date, compared with last year:
:"7. l'.nm. Inc. Deo.
f'stlle 0o7.r10 olS6 ,234
1 Hogs 1.4SiJ,3.vi l,rso.a'. H3.678
Sheep Kl,l SU0.OU 41.021
The following table shows the averano
' n.'L.A r. t K - I. i. tf. .a ....
several clays, with comparisons:
fate. 1807. 1. ;1904.1903. 1. 1901.
6 201
5 ")
6 33
5 3M
6 47
5 51
a I
5 56
5 66 1
5 ot!
a
6 2i
tfU
6 17
56)
S 4'j
5 3'j
6 401
6 311
1 6 7t
T 76
7 j' 6 hi
7 tol 6
7 ST 6 So
6 ii;
5 11
7 7 6 93
4 88
6 OSI
6 1.1'
6 19j
6191
0 21
6 lM
f, u
7 771
e
7 71
5 !
5 2S
6 16
6 17,
6 -1,
6 i
6 22,
6 84
5 77
6 65
6 66
5 o(
7 17
7 72
7 71:
7 74
7 66 5 61
I & 68
7 62',
7 41 5 68
6 61 6 M
6 4hj 6 07
6 22
0 26:
Sunday.
RANCtE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha t2.0nM7.00 $ri.7l'ii'.07H
Kansus City 2 ;ii7.10 6.SO116.116
Chicago 1 70"(7.35 6.4'u6'A
St. Louis 1 iimu7.3& 6.6,(i6 30
Slou city 2.6o''a7.) 6.6ou.90
The otllclul number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cult lo. Hogs. Sheep. H'rs's.
C M. & St. P. Ry.... 6 a
Wabash 5 .. ,. ,.
Mo. Pao. Ry 21
Union Pacific system. 8 10 t 2
C. d N. W. least).... 1 7
C. at N. W. (west) P6 25 ., ,.
C, St. P., M. 0 6 4
C, B. & (J (east) v 2
C, R. I. A P. (east).. 4 i
C R. I. & P. (west) 1
Illinois Central 8 4 .,
Chicago Ot. Western. 1 2
Total receipts 1 81 10 3
The disposition cf the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing lue num
ber Of head indicated:
Cattle. Hoga.Sheep.
Omaha Tacking Co 1,130 1,"33 ....
Swift und Company 1,384 1,64 ....
Cudahy Packing Co 1,075 1.419 ....
Armour & Co 1,260 2,112 1,471
Cudahy Packing Co. K. C 263
Cudahy, Denver ...1 645
Vanuatu & Co 12 .... ....
I, ohrnan 01 Co 84
McCreary A Carey 68
W. I. Stephen ir
Hill & Son 123
F. P. Lewis 01
Huston & Co M
Hamilton &. Rothschild.. 60
L. F. Husx US
S. A 8 126
O. McCnnnnughey 2 .... ....
Sullivan Bros 119
Ijehmer Bros 115
Other buyers 42 .... 365
Totals 6,615 6.148 2,381
CATTLE Receipts of cuttle were larger
by over 100 cars ihun any previous day
before this month and tliu lurgesl of any
clay since tho Hist week In Juno. A con
siderable proportion ol tho univals con
sisted of rangers, there being more ot that
kind of calllu than any day so far this
Season.
There was a fair demand for good corn
fed steers and strictly dry lot beeves ot
good quality sold at about steady plico.
On the oilier hand, the corn feds showing
gruss were slow sale end the market lofij)
16o lower at least. Some of the best west
ern steers also sold to good advantage, us
high us $o.7u being paid for Wyoming hay
feds. On the oilier hund, the general run
of the westerns were a little lower than
least wee k, probably lof(15o at least and In
many cases more. Cattle which neither
packers nor feeders seemed to tuke to were
very slow sale.
The receipts of cows and heifers were
tho largest that they have been so far this
season, 100 cars being reported on sale.
Some Of the very best cows end heifers
did not show so very much chungv, but
In a good many cases they sold 10U150
lower and when It came to the common to
medium kinds and those showing gruss the
market was lolii'o lower. Some very good
dry western cows sold as high as 14 75.
Feeder speculators seemed to feel that
prices on that kind of cattle have been
too high and with more liberal offerings
tills morning they were very quick to take
the bear side of the deal. While aome of
the beat cattle did not show much change
the general market was lower.
Rpresentative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
.... t 7S 8 42
I. ... 6 4
8.... 6 73-S
6 tV 6 6'
10... ( 64 8 M
II. .. o 08 6 ho
12... 5 74's t 64
13... 6 73' 8 6i
14... .67
16... 6 71
lii... 5 76 Cj f 50
17... 6 72 I 6 51
18.... 5 t8-y 6 oJ
19... I 5 7TH 6 61 1
20... & 7, h 47:
21... 6 48
22... 6 87 I
No. At. Pr. N. At. Pr.
1 4T0 I 2S 1 1020 6 SS
54 636 4 04 24 4 fi 70
t 170 4 10 in is: e 70
117 4 10 ltl l!f I 71
145 4 IS II 101.1 I 71
t4 4 75 14 ll'.B o M
14 10"! S 00 42. IS7 I IS
II 74 8ft 14 1147 I 60
17 1.1 6 So . II 133S I 5
20 M8 I 40 II 1461 7 00
10 ltflO 6 14
COWS.
1 150 1 25 17 701 I 40
4 IM t 40 IS no I 40
1 ") IM 11 7S I 40
1 74 I 10 tJ 73 I 40
1 .. N IM I IJ3 I 60
1 1110 t M 10 I4D I to
I !' t 75 1 1231 1 n
I f.2 I 75 1 104 I 75
1 10i5 I 0 15 10.4 I 75
I I0 I 00 1 1071 I fit
1 !' I 04 1 KM ) I 90
I ao I 00 1 22H) 1 to
1 140 I 10 II 11 so I HO
4 I 15 1 1141 4 00
1 liro I 25 II 743 4 no
1 IrtiO I 40 7 157 t IS
HEIFERS.
11 en tm S3 id no
4 707 t 15 I ! I -fi
I 0 2 S 11 IM J SO
I MS t 85 t 775 J 35
1 40 I 0 11 77 i M
6 601 I 00 4 715 I 60
14 I.SI I 10 1 733 8 00
7 B.Y7 I 16
HEIFERS AND COWS.
44 103 4 10
BULLS.
1 1110 9 10 1 1R40 I (0
1 1440 I 10 1 1470 I 40
1 1140 I 15 1 16S0 4 21
1 1470 I 5 1 1770 4 2J
1 14M I 15 I IH 4 J5
1 1'0 I 60 1 1530 4 M
CALVES.
1 150 I 00 7 Jll I y
1 So I S5 t 140 I M
S- I 76 4 4,2 I (4
1 3M 4 25 41 1K7 I 50
1 0 4 ti 1 i 'l I 75
6 830 4 25 1 SiO 5 71
6 I ' 4 13 It 118 I 71
4 115 4 15 I in 1 00
S2r' 4 25 1 IM I 00
10 2'iJ IM 1 in) f,
7 il 6 26 t ISO 6 00
STOCKER3 AND FEEDER8.
t (HI
1
1.
12..
I
12.
2
$7.
seo
110
7?7
ll'J
in
Iu41
4 00
4 00
4 06
4 45
4 46
4 C5
4 75
ec.5
602
4'1
714
l'4n
, 7
171
I 00
I 15
I 45
I 75
I 75
I 10
17..'.
II...,
11.'.'.
4 0
WESTERNS.
H. A. H. Rohlls-Neh.
.11:03 til 4 steers.. .1130
..1 50 4 25
Harry Huythorne Neb.
56 steers. .
1 cow. . . .
5 60
60 feeders. 11 7 4 9". 4 cows 9w
S
4 25
3 Hi
4 25
t 40
5 10
6 10
27 heifers. ,1''37
S cows 4S
4 9o 1 1 eerier...
11 feeders.. !!
R.
31 heifers.. ll'io
R. Klnkald-.N'eb.
4 25 2 heifers. .'
t feeders . ll.5
4 K) 7 rows 1 16
Johnson Pros. Wyo., Tex.
43 steers.
1 steer. .,
42 sieers.
..MM
6 10
1 ateer SM
.1270
..1215
6 10
44 steers. ...1196
6 10
Cooper Wyo.
6 ' 16 caiv
t 75 15 me. -i
4 calves.
18 feeders
. 1W
U04
5 50
4 40
HOGS The
market
this morning
wna
generslly 5(j1'jc higher than yesterd.iy and
the trad was active at the advance, so
that everything In sltil.t changed hands
In very good season in tre morning. Some
of the first sales did not get cj'jlte
all the advance und rough, heavy pack
ing hugs did not soil as much higher us
other gisdes. On the other hand, light
hogs, which were In very active demand,
got all the advance there waa. On ths
cl'XM heavy hogs did not sell to as good
advunttigo, inucli of ths strength of ths
morning Wins; lost. The h.m o1, largely
at tf. V'lit.sei. with a top at jo 07.
Tod.H s advance enrrbs the n nrkct to
the highest point touched since July 1.
lieprescntatlve sales
So At. sv Pr No. At sh. f
44 i"ti no t ;;i4 4.' in :.v s
77 i'l 14 b T". ,71. .... !.'. 'l I UTS
43 171 ... 6 77 14. 4v ..... l-i lO,
. Ml 1 6' 47 .47 wo t;.(
6 t4 e,i 6 t'.o, 4.-, .4 ...
M in 10 I tti 247 . 5 -7 ',
l ' ... I 4 Ml . . 4 70
45 ! :?o 6 :' M 40 t ;;ia
47 267 11 6 K- (4 f! 1" j 4'
14 : 1' ( l.v, i7. ...'... " ' i a.
04 r 1" 6 Ml, 'I I'M 1 1 .'
111 244 10 I 4. CS .1.4 ... 6 10
41 I' 40 6 l 1 31 I . . I '
f7 til a-1 5 71 i(4 J l
(11 5 16' 6 "ta H "41 ... i
4 7 lo 5 7.' 241 . t 1
41 1) I4A 5 H 2,4 141 6 f
(5 Ml 6 45 67 I4 . 6
K 1 ... I 14 3 If" i
f-f ii ... I is f4 :. . . b e
CD m ... 4 71 6 l
:. m ... 6 24- 5 '
4M 24$ o 1 1: 7 ;.14 14- 6
4.1 i.'4 ... it:. (.: :.4 IteO 5 I'"
3 Ml ... S 4.S M 2IS ... 5 VJS
7! SM v I S5 75 fc.4 . . .v
9 !3 . . 5 G 73 847 40 I ti'
li IN 10 t 16 4.' ? 40 5 Jle
10 ... 6 IS 70 SW 4" 5 S'
44 J1.4 to 6 ft im r.o ifto l sa
46 2"0 III ( 77 Ii5 ... 6 .
411 3,5 ... i 5 an in ... t
86 !.'.? 40 6 It II 317 80 a 96
lit 14 teal 6 7i4 85 177 ... 4 Hi
4 214 . 6 S7'j 76 3 8.1 6 I7'
64 147 180 6 I7' 71 2"4 40 4 HO
) ml 40 6 IIS, If 23J 20 4 I"
84. -nu 4S 07t 4.1 . .. I 0O
SHEEP Receipts of sheep did not look
so bad on paper this morning, but as a
matter of fact the offerings on the mar
ket were small, (if the csrs reported in
four were direct to puckers, leaving only
six on sale, tif those on sale Iheie were
live cars of Idaho wethers, which met
with ready sale at $.ViO. The other waa a
mixed cur that did not arrive until late.
The trade might be summed up as a good,
steady to sliotig utid active market. It
was evident that puckers wanted supplies
and they cleaned up everything offered as
soon as given a chance at It.
(Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Oood to choice lamliH, t7.te.xtf7.4o; fair to
good lambs, tti.&Ofi7.W); cull lambs, t4.rcit" on;
good" to choice yearling wethers, $3 2.1 ut. 06;
good to choice wethers, f4.7.Viii.i6; good to
choice ewes. t4.75ti6.i'; fair to good ewes,
$4X'4.76; culls and lambs, $2.50u4.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
1263 Idaho wethers ll 5 70
102 Idaho lambs OS 6 75
116 Idaho ewes 90 5 15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAHKET
Cattle Mteaily to II laher IIwiib I'lve
Cents lllatirr.
CHICAGO, July 22. CATTLE-Receipts
about 22,ihi; murkcl steud) to loc hlKher;
common to prime steers, $ I 75'u 7 3"' ; cows,
$3.20U'-"-7.'; heifers, t5.ut'Vfi.9tl; bulls, t3.1.Vt(iV25;
calves. tS.oiojI.OO; Blockers and feeders,
tJ.i"n6.fXI.
1KMJ 9 Receipts about 33,000 head; mar
ket loc higher; good to prime heavy, 16.03.
(u0.16; good to prime mixed, to .9 :.f 1 6 .10;
light mixed, t6.0tKu6.iri; packing, t" 2-'(a j.90;
pigs, iv.7.inl.20; selected, $6 15'u6.6; bulk of
sale.s, $5.7116 15.
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts about
2i',ofO; market steady; sheep, ,.!.7.i(icJ.O0; year
lings, $0.6otu6.1a; lambs, $6.oo,7.oO.
Mew York l.lve Stock Market.
NEW YORK. July 22. BEEVES Re
ceipts, S,M'4 head. Steers, luiiiauc lower.
Bulls, steady; cows, steady to 10c lower;
several core unsold. Common to choice
steers sold at $4.4iK(iii.do; one car at 16.70;
bulls at $3.D0fU'o.tio. Dressed beef, steady,
at IXulOc for ordinary to choice native shies.
London and Liverpool cables quoted live
cattle lower at 11 a 124c, dressed welKht;
refrigerator beef unchanged.
CALVES Receipts, 5.214 head; market ac
tive and firm to C5o higher for veals. But
termilks, steady to firm. All Bold. Com
mon to choice veals, to oO'ill 5H; culls and
throwouls nt $5 .00; common to choice but
termilks, $3.7.Vy4). City. dressed veals firm
nt ll'J 13c per pound; country dressed ut 9
tJllc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1.500
head; market steady; lumhs, slow and 35c
lower; common to prime sheep at $3.f406.rj0
per loo pounds; common to choice at $5.60
(j 7.75 ; culls at $4.75.
HOGS P.ecelpts, 8,775 head; market firm
to 10c higher for heavy; l."(U23c higher for
choice light weights; stale and Pennsyl
vania hogs sold at $6.7G'(4'7.00.
KsneiM City l.lve Stock Market.
KANSAS C1TV, July 2!. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 21,0t0 head, Including 7.0"" southerns.
Market stea.ly, grass steers 5til5c lower;
choice export anil dressed beef steers, $1.;5
4fi.lO; fulr to good, $5.0ufcC.20; western fed
steers, t4.5oi5.5o; stockers anil feeders. $3 3o
5tj.35; southern cows, S3.2&ti5.4; southern
heifers, $Z.'iru(3.;i0; native cows, I'.tju'iM 75;
native hellers, $3.0tn6.00; u, tl-WW.i;
calves, tt-Ofiel'SS.
HOGS Receipts, 5,700 head. Market 6S10c
higher: top, $6 10; bulk of sules, $.. sf(i
6()7Vi; heavy, t5.'ciC.!': packers, $5.14.' 6. 00;
pigs and lights, $6.oofri. 10.
SHEEP AMI IMHS Receipts, 4.001
head. Market steady; lambs. $0,711(7.1.";
ewes and yeurllngs, $5.'.'ruuio; Texas clipped
yearlings, ti-Joioi.oti; Texas cllpix-d sheep,
to.OOiio.bo; Blockers and feeders, i.u&t..
Bt. I.oois Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 22. CATTLE
Receipts, 9.r4) heutl, Inclutllng 6.500 Texuns;
market lower. Nutlve shipping and export
steers, t5.6"ri)7.3u; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $4.90fu0.26; Bteers under 1,(M) pounds,
$4.(Act4.Wi: stockers and feeders. t2.fjOiM.K5;
cows snd heifers, tS.irutt.Ou; canners. tl 75
5i2.40; bulls, t2.7Stl-l.60; calves, 4 .OOfalO.00;
Texas and Itnllan steers, t3.15C(0.00; cows
and hellers, tl.fOii4.00.
HOGS Receipts, 3,500 head; market
higher. Pigs ajid lights, t6.6om6.30; puckers,
t"'.0O?l6.15; butchers and best heavy, $6.1X0
6 20
SHKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14)
heutl; market steady. Native muttons,
$3.f)"(i5 05; lambs, $4.00'u7.16; culls and bucks,
$::.ooij4.oo; stockers, t'.0.ti).9o.
Slona City l.lve Stork Market.
SIOI'X CITY. Ia.. July 22. (Special Tele
pram.) CATTLE Receipts, 2,00 head.
Market steady to strong; beeves, t5.0ofti7.0f,;
cows and heifers, t4.2.'3'5 50; grass cows,
t2.5"fi4.00; stockers, t3.Ui(u4.26; feedors, $3 75
fe'l 65.
HOGS Receipts, 8,700 head. Market a
big 5c higher, selling at $5.&6.90; bulk cf
Sales, t5.7CK86.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800
bead. Market steady.
St. Joseph l.lve Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., July !2. CATTLf-Rc-celpts.
6,10i) head; market steady to 10c
lower Natives, $4.50ii7.00; cows and heifers,
tJ.264t6.60; stockers and feeders, $3. 60 50.
HOOS-'Hecelpts, 4,220 head; market 6'ulOo
higher. Top, $6.10; bulk of sales, $5.96
O.oi).
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipts, 1 head;
market nominal. Lambs, ty.W'il H vaar
llngs, $6. 4,0.0&; wethers, to.26-a5.75; ewes,
tC.Wcio.X.
Stock In Slsrht.
Receipts of life sttck at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
South Omaha 7.5"0 2o0
Utoux City 8.0X 8.700
Kansas City iX.M 6.'"0
St. Joseph i' .1X
St. Iuls V
Chicago 22.0.0 S3.c0u
2,5 )
20)
4.MO
16
1,8 0
2-J.O-O
Totals
7,100 66,340 18,618
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, July 22. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market is a shade easier In
tone, owing to an easing up in the de
mand for futures, but spot quotations
are unchanged, with fancy quoted at 8 'f.
choice, Hc; prime, ? Vk 4f c ; poor to fair,
6 4) 714 c.
CALIFORNIA DHIED FRCITS Prunou
are firm and there la a feeling in the mai
ket that prices will advance, quotations
ri'nge from 4 44. 12 "ie f'r CallfornU
fruit anil from 6(j9c for Oregon. Apri
cots are dull and unchaiiKed, with fancy
choice quoted at 21c; exira ctuflco, v,.;
fancy, 222tc. Peaches are unchangid,
with choice quoted ut 12c; extra choice,
12H(13c; fancy, liifiltVio: extra fancy,
141il44e. Raisins are steady, .with loose
Muscatel quoted at 84'u.loc; set (led rai
sins, 7Stt(lSc, London layurs, tL76&l.e6.
Oils and Itosln.
SAVANNAH, July 22 OIL. Turpentine,
firm, 55V-
RoSIN-nrm; sales. 2-.fi; receipts, 1,913;
shipments, l.ht; ktork. o.rvsn. Quolc: A
B C, Klttc-4 174; D. t4 3"),4 32V E. t4.Ui
04 66; F. t(Ho'(4.ei; (1. H &,) !: H. $4.90:
L. tf..vVl&; K. t&26; M. $: 3Tir,.ri; N.
t5.7"iiC.fco: W -Ti. W W. $'
OIL CITY. Pa , July 22 -oil -Credit
balances, $1.7s. Receipts. 241. 6H7; sve'rie.
Itt.tius; slilpments, '.. M. uveruMc, 153,310.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 22 OOTTON-Rpot,
slea.lv ami quiet; middling uplands. 12 Kc;
mltl.li.1ng gulf. 13.20c : sales. 7. lii bales.
LIVERI1H)U July 22-CfrTTON Sit.
quiet; American noddling, fair. 8.17d: gootj
middling. 7.63d: middling. 7od; low mid
dling, 6 71d; so.hI ordinary, 6 15d; ordinary,
5 31d. The sales of the day were 5.M' bales
of which 6"i were for speculation and ex
port and Included, 4,30 Amerlct,.,. Kvceipts,
4.0u0 bales. Including 14 American. Fu
ture opened steady and cloaed quiet and
steady.
BT. LOCIS, July 2Z-COTTON-O,uiet;
. is ui . art . . 'J 4
mliMlmg. 1.;'. K;.l.s nore; ro.ctpts. I'
I ales, shlpm. lltS. S.'CI llHlfS. slock. 9 1:1
bales
m;w ohi.kaxh. Jniv cotton -
Spots ili.net) e.isy. rial.. '.' lecles. Low
t.i.lin.uy. M.. iio'nins:. go, ortllnaty
i .'-'6 iifiiiln.il. goc I .tin:tf. t1 " noi'iliiul
I -ow ini.ell'tig. il .: ml.ldi'nit. I- l.t
to , n i . 1 . 1 1 1 t . H . 1.1 II -I lie ihoi mhI: iol,,lhl'H
fair, 14 il 1-.' noti;m:tl. i.mi, 1'. ,'. nomiiml.
Kceell l.., A li.tles, M, ,K. 4.1. : bules.
4iin iMioiiiMii: )hiiki;t4.
toiiiltdoii of i'rn.lc nitcl 4 tints t Inns
Staple and t-'nitey Prodnre,
EGGS Per dot . ll'll.'.t
It; TTI'lt- I'm Klnj: slock. 19c; choice
t4
foin v ditlri'. IliKJc. en amery, '.'.c.
LIVE P(il'LTR - Spring ch fkens. K-d
IV"; hen i li'.-; reostei s, tc; lutkeys, lJc;
ducks, liic; ):eese, tic.
I'UI ITS AND MELONS.
BI.AClvl.KKKlKS -case. .4 qls..
$3 60.
li XSPPEKKII.B-Ri-d. :4 pis.. $3; black,
24 .lis., $.1.
GooSrilFHRlFP -Case. L'4 tils., $3.
c HEltlllKH Home grown, 24 uls.. tS.
RED CI'RKANTS -Case, :'4 cits , $2.75.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per bol.
yell,,v freesiottf. $175.
I'KACIIKH Texas F.lbertns, 4 baskol
crsto, $1; 6 buskft rrute. SI '.
CALIFORNIA 1'I.IMH per crate, $.'.00.
I'Al.ll'uUM A (II l-.lt 1(1 ES Per box of
bout S lbs, blurk or white. $2.00.
TEXAS WATERMELONS- Each. tOc.
4.V and rvv, crated for si Ipmetit, lie per lb.
CA N'I'ELc'il ' PE--Call forma, 45 to crate,
standard. $."&: 64 lo create, pony, t3.i
Texas, 30 Site. t
TRoncAL rniTH.
LEMONS I. Imonlera. io site, fS.00; 8'4
site, ts.oo; othr brands. 5i'o less.
HVN'ANAS let nie,it.im-slsed bunch,
t-VOi"!! i;.'."i; Jviuibos. L.6.i'(i3.50.
iillA-NilSS -- Meiliterranear. Sweets,
fancy, 1KI s'te, t4.2i; 176, AV), 216 nnd
I.-' sires, J4.o"; 96, 1'.'6 nd sites.
$4 ,il; extru futicv, i".c more per box; St.
Michaels, 176, '.'HO. C16 und 250 site-,
4.7fi; 126 and 150 sires. S4 60; Valencia,
80, 96 and 112 sixes. $I 6k,i4.7C; 126, IM, 1,4,
S'n and 216 sites, t4.7i.iji. jo.
$4.(10; extra fancy, 25c more per box; St,
low Is, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, 9-lb.
box. 41. iw.
DATES Ksduwav, 6'c; layers. 5c; hal
lowls, fc; new stuffed walnut dates, 9-lt.
box, tl.HO.
VEGETAHLES.
NAVY BEANS per do.. No. i. tt.OOtt
t 10; No. 2. tl.UOu 2.00.
POTATOES Per bu.. new, $1.00.
NEW PEPPERS Per 6-buskct crats,
$J; per S bushel box, 75c.
Atl'ARAGI'S 75c per dot. hunches.
BEANS New wax and slung, per Vi
bu. box or bubket, 76c.
BEETS, TI KNIIS and CARROTS Pi-r
Gov. bllnt'l:ee, ,'o,i:i6c.
PIEPLANT Per dox. bunches, 200.
t l Ci'M HERB- Per dog.. 6tKcJ6c.
TOM ATt'iES Tennessee, l.cncy, 20-lln
crate, $1.26.
UNIONS-Green onions, per dos., 25c.
CA PHAGE-Home grown, 2 per lb.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot-House, per dog,
heads. 2(C
RADISHES Per dot. bunches, horn
grown. -He
CELERY Kulama too, 3(Xi3.r.c per dol.
BEEF CCTS.
No. 1 rlNs. I'lc; No. 2 ribs, 12c; No. 3 rll,
lc; No. 1 loin, l',c; No. 2 loin, 14Wc; No.
8 loin. 13c; No. 1 chuck. Uc; No. 2 chuck,
S'c; No. 3 chuck, 5c; No. 1 round, S'hC; No.
2 round, 9c; No. 3 round, R"4c; No. 1 plate,
3c; No. 2 plate. 2'V,c; No. 3 plate, 2V.
MISCEI.l-ANEOrS.
COEFEIJ-RoiiHled. No. 35, 20c per lb.
SO, HV" per lb.. No. 25, 16c per lb.; No.
20, 14V I"'r N- 21. 1-V' por lb.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FHt'ITS-IVunej
are Fbmewhat unsettled by freer oilerlngl
from second hands, who seem desirous oc
moving supplies tf Immetllate grades, cuo
l.itlotis ratiKC from 6c to 9c for California
fruit and from hV'c for Oregon. Peaches
are slittlilly easier, with fancy yellows
quoted ut 13HC RhInIiis are firm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 9c;
four-crown, lot : needed raisins, lI''Sllc.
FISH Pickerel, tlressed. luo; pike,
dressed, 15c:; white fish, dressed, winter
can phi. 13('flfic; fresh. 16c; trout, 121115c;
halibut, lie; salmon, 16c; talflsli. 17c; her
ring, di esHed, 8c; crappb s, round. 64jc;
crupplcs, lo.ge. fancy, loc; black bass, 25ci
smells, Bwect and fine, 13c; pel, lhc; blue fish,
lec; red snapper, ho; ro "bud. per pair,
4oC(V; frog Iirs, 3c'ti lobsters, green,
per lh., 27c; lobster boiled, per 11)., 30c;
mackerel, Spanish, per lb., lCc; mackerel,
nutlve, lSllillin: per lb.; fresh green turtle
meat, 25c per lb.; dressed buffalo, Sc; bull
heads. 12c; while perch. 7c; white bass. 15c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, Ha-i.'ard, west
ern, 05c. Tomatoes, fancy, 3-pouml cans,
$1.45; standard, 3 pound cans. $1.26. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pouud. t2 2t u-.3(i; sliced,
$1.7ru2.35. GaHqn iippks, $3,25. California
apricots, $2.00. Pears, $1.7f,i2 .71. Peaches,
J1.75fi 2.4c); L. '. peaches, $2.00(1(2.50. ' Alaska
sulmon, red. tl.20; fancy Chinook, flat, 12.10;
fancy sockeye, flat, t1-tV. Bnrtllncs, quarter
oil. t3..i; tin t e-qus i ters muFturd, $3 101
Sweet potatoes. $1.2fn'1.3ft. Saner kraut, 9or,
Pumpkins. KOcfuJl.iD. Lima beans, 2-lb., 75a
iitl.2a. Soaked pens, 2-lb., 60c: fancy, tl 26i
1.45.
Nl'TS-California walnuts, No. 2. soft
shell, l?c; Brutlla. inv,jlc; pecans, I922cj
filberts, 14c; peanuts, raw, 7Mr-; roasted,
oVic; California almonds, 17 lie; cocounuts,
to.OO per 100.
Suanr anrl Molusnes. ',
NEW YORK. July 22 Sl'GAR-Raw.
firm; fair refining, 3.33V ; centrifugal, M)
test, 8.MV; molasses sut;ar, S.OfVsC Re
fined, steady; crushed, 5.7oc; powdered,
5. luo; gramilateil. fc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 22. SCO A It
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, 3i4j!ij(tc
centrifugal yellow, 3rY9c; Biconds, 2V!i
8Hn.
MOU4.8SE"S Quiet; new syrup, 304)340.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Richard C. l'etcrs und wife to Frank
J. Fitzgerald, half Interest in lot 6.
hlock lt',0. Omaha 3,508
Henry Muddot k und wife, to A. L.
Jennings, lot 16, block 4, Denmun
Place 160
John H. McDowell et al. to Mary K.
Ixioney, s'j e54 feet lot 6, blot k 11,
McCormlt k s add 8,100
Hattle A. Talbot and husband to Wil
liam C. Huyes, lot 11, block 11. Pop
pluton Park COD
Iiultlu Hanson to Doede Sinlili, e a uVx
lot li, block 4, Cunipbell's add 440
Same to same, same 8fe6
Albert Weston and wife to Otis Dent
inal, lot 3. block 1, Erwuy & Nelson's
add., Valley 871
Francis S. Howell and wife to Amelia
Lb-ben. W17 feet lot 27, block 9,
Brlggs' place 175
Mary L. Trupp to Theresa Holmes,
lot 19, block 27, 1st udd. to Currlgan
Place 9(0
William B. Long and wife to Mary H
Mulligan, e42 feet lots 7 and 8, block
6. Plalnvtew 2,500
Eliza B. and Edith M. Patrick to Cora
P. Mullin, lots 2 and 3. blin k 3. Pat
rick Place 771
Henry B. Welch to Mary Clement,
lots 20 and 21, block 1, Burlington
Center LOW)
Fred Maystrlck und wife to Anton
Kestal and wife, lot 13. block 3, Lin
vcood Park 1
Benson 1-ccnd company to Edwin
Thrush, lots 22 and 23, block 14, Ben
son 1,500
Frederick H. Davis and wife to Jo
seph T. Realty, lots 19, 20 and 21,
block 2, Bedford Place 1,00
The State National bank of Cleveland
O., to Frank F. Harris, lot 124, El
listone Park Place 2S
Total $17,174
DIVIDENDS ACTUALLY
- GUARANTEED
ror Particulars Address
The HIBBS M. M. Co,
1032 Fourtttnlh Sl.,Dtnvtr, Colo.
Only a Umitsd amount of Onaxutssa
Stork ror mmmmmtL
fJBJUXJTMV
I General Electric Poorer Co.
of talaWiit
6i INTEREST mi
Dividend Pzrticlpsflng Beads
Rial tea lewral rmaaxiai lias
M. J. CREEVV a CO.
41 Btt ULDU.
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