THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 12, IMS.
0
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weather, Grajhopper and Henian
Fliei Keep the Market Up.
BOTH SIDIS WATCH WEATHER
Condoned Warm and Pry Weather,
with Jtm Prospect af Relief,
Pat Wheal alaee Mack
Hlaher.
OMAHA. July 11, 19U.
The report of continued clear and further
warm weather In both the winter and
sprint; wheat section coupled wltli a few
advices pointing strongly to damage by
If rasaiioppet a and the Hessian fly kept
values up fallowing the news readily.
The situation remains a weather propo
sition and both aides are watching closely
for f hitnK'K.
Continued warm and dry weather, with
ho prosevt of rell f over the spring and
Intel wheat se tlons put wheat values
m'i( h higher. No wheat was offered and
primary receipts are exceedingly light.
July wheat opened nt &,4e and ilo"d at
He.
Corn made the largest advance and
showed a:ioi;g through to the close.
feiipP'irt w.is strong from all buyers, with
a grtot shortage of offerings and values
grew Mimirr with a lack of selling ptes
liire. July corn opened at "'.c and closed at 760.
1'rimary wheat receipts were 44s.fl bu.
and shipments were bu., against re-
relpts lsnt year of 'M,i bu. and ship
mints of iWl.otio bu.
Corn receipts were J26.0O0 bu. and ship
ments wete foo.Ono bu., against receipts last
ear of 64,O0u bu. and Shipments of 8,W
Clearances were lrt.Cmo hn. of corn, t.MO
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
l8,ni bu.
hlvi rpool closed Nd higher, on wheat,
ikI i higher on coin.
Peahrartl reported KOOO bu. of wheat
taken for export.
Local tange, of options:
Articles. Open. High. I Low. I Close. Yes y.
Wheat j I
Jn 1 V . . . I 8i!
Sept...! M.v
Torn i
July... 72',!
Hcpl...' ,;
Dec... I 5'--,i.
91 ! So,
7; ::! -r, 7: s.
7J- 71 T 71 v
5-'.tl Srt'i
39 y. an
41 W 4iSi 41H IH,
vara-
Hept...l r,t
May... 41 Si
tJninUn Cash 1'rloes.
W1IKAT No. 2 hard. Vic;
hard. MolO,! ; .No. 4 hard, SiiitlUc;
spring. Uiciial.tif.
No.
No.
(tihX-.vo. ,;, 7;'(,7rV; No. 4.
I yellow, 74:4. o'.c; N.. 3 white
'2Ji7i!Sc; No.
7t7!c.
No. 8 white.
HAIS-Xu. !t mixed, filVuoZe
t-'' c; No. 4
vl' ;i. r.ia...vr -,-,-.
RYK-No.
i. ;i';nc; So. 3. -a
Carlo! Itecripta.
Wheat
Corn.
1.19
Oata.
113
Chicago
Minneapolis
dunlin
Uu:u:li
a
154
15
1(6
S3
CHICAGO tilt 4. I N AND PROVISIONS
Ventures or the Trading anil ( losing;
I'rltfi on Hoard vt Trail.
ClilCACrfi, July 11. High temperatures In
!he r.'irlhweyt tanned a sirong tone In the
local wheat market at the close today, final
auutdLloris on the September delivery being
up "'t orn was up Tualc. Oats were
ISc higher and provisions a shade to iTVjC
vilgher.
Ti'uiJ-9 In the wheat pit was active and
.he market whs nervous the greater part
f the day. Hentiment throughout tho ses
tlon was bullish. The chief factor In the
lituaUon was the continuation of dry. hoi
weather In thu northwest, particularly In
North Dakota. Higher pried at l.Uerjii l.
however, had considerable I ' ii'.u '.lvc. The
possibility that tains might ui.ytl rcrore
MondHy the torrid wave In the api.cg wheat
country brought out liberal "evening up"
lales by local holders, anil this tended
U keep the market In an unsettled t't:idl
lion. There was a bulge of approximate.
iC at the opening, due to general buynii;
iased on the hot weather and firm cables,
hut prices soon eased off on prof lt-taKlng.
Covering by shorts late In the day caused
a firm close. September opened H'uHc to
fcflc higher at (Knli,c, sold off to WJH
tfic and then advanced to Joc. The close
sua at Hc. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 76.300 bu. , Primary receipts
were llK.uoO bu., compared with 4fl6.0Ot bu
.lit! same day a year ago. Minneapolis, Du-
UWOI
Your
Tires
50 ach on wagon tires lo
1 H-inch.
Done while you wait. Mod
ern method guaranteed
work.
DRUMMOHD'S
18th and Harney Streets
1 1
S "I'WI W'S ' 14 MliSSUIM.IIXI.il . !
k...ia.. . .... . - 1111111111
An ideal home building property Is of
fered for sale. The James Q. Megeath
homestead, opposite Hanscoin park, htn
been divided Into
IO Lots,
Of various sizes, with water, sewer and
gas, and each lot being located with refer
ence to its natural advantages.
Of time has been spent ln beautifying
this property, which is covered with fine,
Immense trees, both shade and fruit.
Faces Hanscoin
Park
For 600
the best
feet on
car line
32nd
ln th
avenue
city.
and Is
Every Lot
Has a natural building spot tin the midst
of a grove of large beautiful trees.
Bounded
On four sides by paved
paving taxes paid for.
streets, with
This Is undoubtedly the finest resldeu.ee
property ever placed upon the market.
Prices from HO to $65 per front foot.
Terms, One-third cash, with balance to
suit purchaser.
D. V. SKoles M
lit Boird li Iridt EIlj. ItL Belt
I'tth and Chicago rennrted receipts of 1W
ts, against a holiday Inst weeK and I'SJ
i ms one ysr ago.
The corn niarst was strong all day on
n active tfemanl by commission houses
ann snorts. 1 lierw was liberal falling at
times, but all offerings were rtadilv ab
sorbed. f irm cables, small te.elpts and an
active demand for the cash grain were the
principal strengthening factors. Tlie mar
ket clo.-ed strorg. Beptember opened tt
'- to 1U1c higlwr at 74Vi"4.o. sold be
tween 74c and 7f.o and closed at 74c. Loc al
receipts were 1J9 cars, with 15 cars of con
tract grade.
Data were strong all day. because of the
strength of corn and of the continued hot
weather In the northwest. Demand was
active and general nnd sellli waa mainly
by local holders. September opened Vtic
higher at 41'a4IV4i, advanced to 4L"c and
closed at 4lvc. Local receipts were 113
I cars.
Extremely small receipts of live hogs at
western packing centers brought out an
active demand for provisions, which re
sulted in a strong market ll day. The
strength of coarse grain helped to augment
bullish seMfment. At the cUse 8-otember
, pork was up 27c at 1 45. l,ard was a
', shade higher at 19 6. Ribs were 7"10u
higher at W.tTTVi'US.lO.
I Kstlmated leceipta for Monday are:
: Wheat. IS cars; corn, 122 cars; oats, IcO cars;
I Hogs, 4.1.H00 head.
I The leading iuturea ranged as follow:
Articles.
July
Kept.
a Dec.
Opm. H gh. l ow. IClcse l Vti'y,
S9
i S
"'tJ.""s,
IMWjltt,
I 7vJ
74VT'i
bDec.
Corn
July Kept.
Dec.
May
Oats
aJuly
bJuly
Sept.
Dec.
I-'ork
July
Sept.
Oct.
Lard
Julv Kept.
Oct.
M. s
Julv Sept.
Cct.
92 ,91
CI .1 91
74'J 74
74 74Vtl7i
75
75
74
74
HI 'si
i 2s'0-V,.,71'ijlj .
49
4!i 4s1 49l 47
4r4i 41 41 Hi 474
4.' 41 41i 4,t
43H 42 42HI 41H
I 30 lfl IS M 30 1 05
lrt 60 16 K 1 40 lfl 174
14 60 16 25 16 45 16 07
S 57H 9 67H 9 B7H 9 R2H
9 70 9 82 '4 9 tti 9 W I
9 75 9 71) j 9 70 9 70
8 974 l 8 97 g
9 10 9 00 10 9 00
9 17l4j 9 0,41 17H 9 07H
4Ml
4!fi41Hi
42Vo'.i
I
1 13
l 1
18 30
I
72'-
I
8 97W
OLIjI
l'
aOld. hNew.
Cash ti'iotatloba were as follows:
FIjOI'K Firm; winter patents, $1.2W4fi;
straights. 3. How 4. .36; spring patents. IS.ayrf
6.4o: spring straights, a4.OMM.S0; bakers, 12.90
f(;4.no.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 11.12; No. 3 sprln,
95c((j1.0(; No. 2 red. 9V'i91c.
CORN No. 2, 7l',sii',nc; No. 2 yellow, 76,i
fi77c.
OA78 No. 3. !6iftll,08; No. 3 white, 64ta
6fi,c.
K VIC No. 2. 73c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, OHi?)74e.
8WKD Flax, No. 1 norlhwestoi n, M.244.
PRDVISIONS-Short ribs, aides (loose),
$8 76u9.124. Mess pork, per bbl., ,l.3iii)l.3o.
l.ard. per luo lbs.. J9..V4. Short clear Bides
(boxed). t9.Ooufl.2G.
1-ol.owliu ere the receipts and ahlp
11 ents of fioui- and grain:
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 18.600
W heat, bu 17.O0
Coin, bu 174,Oi
Shipments.
l,r)
;.()
49.oiln
171,800
Oats, bu 121.600
liye. bu 3,000
ilarley, b:i 7,7t)
6,700
On the Produce exchange todav the butter
market was steady; ornament, isripc;
dairies. 17(i-0c. Kgga. firm; at mark, cases
included, l.Vultic; firsts, 17c; prime firsts,
19c. Cheese, steady; lfltvai2e.
St. Loula Uentral Market.
ST.
cash
I.OUI8, July 11. WHEAT Weak
lower; track. No. I red cash, wiwH
92c;
WVc;
No. 2 hard. 3l.0(Krfl.05A:
ifc-ptemlK-r,
December. 9o-a.
1 ORN Higher; track, No. 2 cash,
9Uc; No. 2 white, 8c; Beptember,
December, 60',a(0'V.
OATS-Hlghor; track. Ne. 1 ensh,
No. 2 while. ..Mjc; Si ptembi r, 41c.
KLOl'K Firm; red winter patent,
78H
73c;
55c;
34.40
iH-..uu, auu iaiicy ami ....
clear. 3.2ft''(i3.(.
SEKD-Tlmothy, steady, XO0iS3.6O; new,
(O.
CORNMEAL-Hlgher, $6.70.
liHAN t inn; aatki-d iw track,' Jl.iMfii)
l.t.
JAY-Stearty; timothy, 10.00Erl4.50; prai
rie, 19. OOtju 11.00.
lRi;.v .oiiON TIES $1.00.
HAOCINfJ 77c.
HEMP TWINE 7e.
I'ltOVISIONS Pork. higher: Johv--31660.
Lard, higher; prime steam, 38.77
97". Dry salt meats, higher; boxed shorts,
19.37V; clear ribs, 39.25; snort clears, 39.tt2Vi.
Karon, higher; boxed extra shorts, 310.25:
clear ribs, 310.121; ahort clears, 310.50.
l'UI.'UKt- Fun,; cuckes, ft,.; sp,lngs,
i:i(Mlc: turkevs, 111.?c; ducks, 7c. geeae, 60.
Hl'TTER firm; creamery, lwj'22c.
EOOS Stcndv at I' , c se r, unt.
ltecelpts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows:
Keen' Shipn
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu....
7,000
7,000
134.01 ifl
29.000
30,000
42,OoO
41,000
U.OuO
Liverpool Orarn Market.
LIVERPOOL, July ll.-WHEAT-Spot,
No. 2 red western, winter, steady at 7s Sd;
No. 1 California, atrong at 7a 8d. Fmturea,
firm; July, 7a 4d; Beptember, 7a 2Tsd; De
cember, 7s 3d.
CORN Spot, firm: new American, kiln
dried, no stock; old American, mixed. 6s 7d.
Futures, firm; July, 6a 7Vid; September.
6s KA.
FLOUR Winter patents, dull at 28a 6d.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111., July n.-CORN-Hlffher:
No. 3 white, 76Hc: No. 2 yellow, 764jc; No.
3 yellow, 75Hc; No. 3. 75Hc; No. 4, 74c; no
grade, 72c.
OATS-Higher; No. 3 white, 63454Hc;
No. 4 white, D3'c.
WHISKY-31 35.
Visible Sopply of Tottoa
NEW ORLEANS, July
Hester's statement of the
11 Secretary
world' a vIMble
J L
LIMCOLM
on
$4
3 -
all
nsucts
n r
LAST
eWj W t 4 4 4 14 4
1 a , ,f.
&
Co. Jeff W. Bedford & Son
D 4. led. A10IJ. Jt Comlrjg SI., Tel Bell D 115. lad. BltlS
supply of cotton Shows a total of l.WS.;4
lles. agstnet 8 w,.' hales last week. Kt
this tho total of American rotton ta 1.49.
71 bab-s, against l.tflT.IMp bsl-a last week
WKtTHKR iS THK URAIM BKI.T
Fair for
Ike !albth
Pay aad Alaa
Warni,
OMAHA. July 11. ISO
The weather Is vry warm throughout the
central valleys and temperstures are rising
In the east and south. Temperatures well
up In the nineties were general throughout
the Mississippi valley Friday. An area of
higher pressure, with slightly cooler
weather. Is moving down from the north
west, and the out) ok Is favorable for some
what cooler In tills vicinity Sunday. The
weather Is generally clear throughout the
rest and south. Considerable cloudiness
prevails from the Missouri river to the
mountains, nnd light showera occurred In
the mountain district Friday night. It Is
Itenerally fair throughout the west thia
n.orning, and will probably continue fair In
this vicinity tonight and Sunday.
Ontaha record of temperature and preclpl.
tntl.ii, compared with the corresponding
day r.f the last three years:
iy9 W7 130 1T
Minimum temperature 73 CI 70 11
Precipitation (0 .no .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 76 de
grees.
Kxcesa In
precipitation since March 1,
4.04 Inches.
Deficiency
C.ti7 Inches.
Deficiency
corresponding
correppondlng
perloj
period
In 1907,
In 1W,
Corn and Wheat Itrtlon nnlletta.
For the twentv-four hours eniling at 8
a. m .. 75th meridian time, Saturday, July
11. 19:
Temp.
Rain
Stations. Max. Mln.
fall.
.oo
.00
.00
.00
.'0
.00
.0)
.01
.
.00
o
.co
.'0
.01
.10
.00
.'0
.10
.00
ky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clesr
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Ft. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. c oudy
( lear
Clear
( 1 sr
Clear
Ciear
Cloudy
Afhland. Neb 92 70
AubJrn, Neb 93 f,4
Prnken How. Neb. !"8 :(
Columbus, Neb... 95 69
Ctilbertsjn. Neb. 9 7
Fairburv, Neb.... 91 6S
Falimont. Neb.... 94 7
(ir. Island. Neb... i 71
Hartinaion, Neb. 9S 72
Hastings, Neb 9:1 i,7
Hi Hrege, Neb.,..pi5 7
Oakdnle, Neb m 71
Omaha. Neb 91 73
Tik-imah, Neb.... 94 Ci
Alta. la 9t 71
Carroll, la 94 09
Cl.irlnla, la 96 63
Pit lev. la Hi t;9
tSioux. City, la.... 9rt 74
Not included In averages. tMlnlmum tem-
fcrature for twelve-hour period ending at
a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of
Central. Stations,
Ch'cago. Ill
Columbus, 0 17
Des Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Doulsvllle, Ky 13
Minneapolis, Minn. 29
Omaha. Neb IS
St. Louis. Neb 12
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches
M T
RS 60 .00 I
94 OS .) I
9 0 .00
92 68 .(0 !
90 62 .f0 !
94 64 T !
94 64 .00 1
8S 64 .00
The weather la very warm throughout
the corn and wheat region. Very light
snowem orcurreo. in me Minneapolis and
Chicago districts.
k. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
Huoiatlons of the Day on Varlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July ll.-FLOUR-Rcci Ipts,
17.01 m bbls.; exports, 10.600 bbls. ; quiet wah
top, grades shade higher; Minnesota jati nts
Je.2oiao.65; winter straights. 34 10&4.25;
Minnesota bakers, 34.05& 4.50; winter ex-
tras. 33. 4.1(3 4.00: winter
patents, i4.40if
4.76; winter low grades,
flour, steady; fair to good,
to fancy, 34.ic6.oo.
33.:ri.0. Rye
, J4.2o5i4 tv; choice
CORN.MEAL steady; fine
yellow. 31.6001.66; coarse,
dried. 34.00.
white
31i&;
and
kiln
RVE-Dull; No. 2 western, S3V4.0
f. o. b.
irw 1 ora.
WHEAT Receipts, 39,000 bu. ; exports, 30,.
949 bu. ; spot market firm; No. 3 red, 93'i
9'40. elevator; No. 2 rid. 31.W'H, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth. 31.21H, f.
o. h., afloat; No. 2 hard winter, 31,(Wrv f.
o. b., at lost. Dulls were in control o: the
wheat mirket again today and ptics
Jumped lc a bushel on heavy covering
prompted by adverse northwest crop newa.
atrong cables and light receipts. The close
was 4'((c net higher; July closed 9.1V0;
September, 97rci97 8-16c; closed, 97$.c; Decem
ber. 9tTi,fa09V4c; closed, 99'4c.
CORN-Receipts, 166,154 bu.; exports, 15,105
bu.; sales, 6,000 bu; spot market firm; No.
2. t2Sc, nominal, elevator and 83c, nominal,
f. o. b., afloat; option market w;is strong
with other markets, closing 14j1Mo net
higher; July, M"4jc; closed, 83c; Septem
ber closed, 82c.
OATS Receipts K9 ino hn u.ii ene
bu.; spot market firm; mixed. :6a32 lbs..
bb'uo.c; natural white. 26u32 lb.. 55HS60c:
clipped white. 32M0 lbs., 59V(i70o.
MAY Steady; good to choice, Kiffie.
HOPS (.juiet ; etate, common to choice
19J7, f.'jjSc; 1)j, 4((ijc; Pacific coast. 19,7. 5
4ic; lwiS, Stguc.
1 Hln:i?.K"m; Booa. 19c; Central Amer
ica, lS19c.
LEATHER Firm. acid. 21$J?c.
..P'W'VIONHUcef steady, firm; fam ly
31b i517.60; meas, 314. 60& 15.60; beef
hams, 328. 00t8 30.00; packet. $15.0016 00;
city extra Indian mesa, 324.6026 00 Cu.
meats steady; pickled bellies, 3 95011.00
pickled hams. 312.00412.60. Lard, firm
western. 39.704ifl.SO; refined firm; contin
ent. 39.9O; S. A., 310.30; compound. 38.20
81O. Pork, steady; family, $18.(Ofil8 fO; short
clear. $17.2; (u if 60; mi.i, 317.0CH 17.S5.
TALLOW Firm; city (32 per pkg.) and
country (pkgs. free), SViefloc.
Ktct tirm; domestic, talr to
Zra$Hr; Japan, nominal.
extra,
BUTTER-Qulet, steady and unchanged.
CHELSEKIrm; state, full cream, large,
colored or white, fancy, Zc.
EGOS Firm; western firsts, 18Q18V4c
seconds. 1717Hp.
POULTRY-AIIve. steady: spring chick
ens. 18c; fowls, 12c; turkeys. 13c; dressed
firm; western spring chickens, 15$t20c- tur
keys. 12(tfl7c; fowls, 12'8l3c.
Dnlnth Ornln Market.
Dl'LUTH. July 1 1 WHEAT No. 1
northern, 31.14; No. 2 northern, 31.10K-
OATS 60c.
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a: yxa iff j
2 1 j m & sr
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Some Fractional Advance! Are Shown
in
Initial Transactions.
RISE IN ST. PAUL CONSPICUOUS
Floaee of Profit Taklna at Hlaher
Level lavltes Free gelling
f loe a Irregalar aad
II nil.
NEW TORK, July It-There was some
fractional advances shown bv the opening
prices of stocks today and the first trans
actlor were light. A Use of , In St.
faul waj the most conspicuous clianga.
Moderate buying orders were distributed
among a half docen of the principal rail
road stocks and specialties nnd the list took
on an appearance of aliaht aetivitv .nri
strength. The Improvement outside of the
selected stocks were small. St. Paul. tTilon
i-aciric, .Northern Pacific. Readmr ti.
consln Central. Amerlcel Smelting r,.
oonda and American Cotton Uil ..u.no.t
l to lVi and Vlrair.la Iron 2. Norfniic a
Western receded 1.
The market closed Irregular and dull.
Evidences of nrorit.tnW,n at it. k i
level Invited free ellln hv ih. k ru i
prices relapsed sharply below hM rigli.
level. The -xtent ol this decline re. h.l
111 t'nlon I'aclftc. Northwestern 1 e , .
bob preferred, American Smelting und'colo
r i 0 kU,,; 1' ln Krl" ,irst preferred. ( 0,--
erlng bv shorts Induced
iractlonal laly,
out u am not hold.
Number of sales and quotations
on the
'"oi numnge were as follows:
Low. C)os.
3
300
!
Am. J. r
Am. C. 4 P. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. L. bM
Am. Ir Sfwuritleg
American Llnei oil..
n(- Mi'a
M
1O0
93
it
2
43
101 ,
14
IMS
1:44
Hi
4S
92 s
91!,
91
89 S
7
44
112
a-
b
JOrt
4,
1SSS
63
IIS
IIS
f.9s
l0
K'S
1S
im s
2AS
1
33
1S
3SS
24.4
136
131
60
131
11
10
10
64
26
10S
JJS
64
1UKS
14
27
119
49 s,
1.900 3H 83
am. locnmotive
XI
4H
..
104
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Loroni.HIvs
pfd.
S. A R
11. too
100
S. A R. pfd...,
Sugar Rrnntng
104
Inhscro pid
American Wmilen .......
Anaronda Mining Co
Ati.hiwn
Athlon pfd
Atlantic C'oaat Line
Baltimore 4k Ohio ,
Bat. Ohio pfd
Br. Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey...
Cheaapeake ar Oblo
Chlraso Ot. W
Chliaao H N. W
I.4W)
200
44 '4
.!
91 Vi
4l
1.400 snai so
44,500
H, !HI
400
700
' 600
00
100
I. 00O
"if'xi
600
ino
4M.
isa',t
ts
6'i
.....
m
ins
'ivi
11 ,
CMa
4i
lens
7
I S3
13d
C, i. A Bt. P
C, C, C. A St. L
Colorado P. A I
Colorado at Soulhem
Colo, at So. 1st pfd
Colo. 80. Id pfd
Conaolldated Oas
Corn Product!
Iielaware A Hudson
Penrer ft Rid Orand
I. R. O. pfd
KlKtllltrs' Securities
Erla
Erie lrt pfd
Erie 34 pfd
Gaueral Elxlrio
(it. Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore. clfs....
llitnoia Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper prd
Int Pump ,
Iowa Central
Kaneaa City go
K. C, 80. pfd
Loutarllla ft N
Mexican Central
Minn, ft St. L
M . St. P. ft g. 8. M
MIMourl Paclfls
M., K. ft T
M. . K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N. O. ft W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mali
Penneylvanla
People's Qaa
P., C. C. ft 8t. L
Prmaed Steel Cr.
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring.
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland pfd
St. L. ft 8. F. Id pfd
St. Loula 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
rlloaa-atieffield . ft !....
Southern Pacific
So. Paclflo pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Texas & Pacific
T., St. L. ft W
Inlon Pacific
Union Pacific pfd
V. S. Rubber
V. 3. Rubber let pfd
V. 8. Steel
V. 8. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd
Wabaeh
Wabaah pfd
WeettnghouM Electric. ...
Western I'nlon
Wheeling ft L B
Wlaronain Central
Total sales (or the day.
(00 127 m
400
7' 10
t'D
100
34,400
)
aon
ion
100
14H
1SS
mi
112 Vi
)it
11
aoi
J3H
131
w
1.13
11
101,
100 m i'is
200
100
15.0W0
1.000
l.OilO
l.)
400
l.x
J00
11214
6t"
M'
to
(SH
10B
70s
11:14
4H
24
60
104
8ft
70H
iiiH
MS
104
19
70
41
1371;
2A
121
93
74
38
lt
16
114
18
16
2
14
"
n6
17
117
17
44
li
MS.
20
146
12
iS
6S
39
104
34
34
iiivt
43.400
ooo
no
4.700
tuo
11444
is s
69 S
16S
344
36
v
i
l.soo
T.7O0
20O
1,000
100
us
"
11a
17H
44 V,
87
J17H
1
44S
100
(0,100
204
14
147
.....
'iH
1U8S
84
34
100
tt.ioo
1,400
600
2O0
40
107 S
4S
2444
loo
US
100
100.
33
4i
23
36
22
4
4
tOO 174
244. 600 ahaee.
17
Clearing; lloase Btsk Statement.
NEW YORK, July ll.-The Btatement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banka hold $47,063,250 more than tho
requirements ot the 26 per cent reserve
rule. This is a decrease of $7,642,060 In the
proportionate cash reserve aa compared
wun liiai weex. me statment follows
Decrease
Loans $1.2&6,?12.8n0 $14.616.8(i0
Deposits l,3.S.3u.1.2tt 1,W9.X)
Circulation 66.189.S00 270.400
Legal tenders 77,636.400 M,Om
Specie S01,4!1.9flO 5. 131. 700
Keserve arS.ls.soo 5.6o4,70)
Reserve required 832,075.060 1.957.350
Surplus 47.053,260 7.642.0W
Ex-V. S. deposits W.233,260 (,6g.42S
Increase.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks at the close of buai
ness yesterday waa W.S7.
in statements or nanKe ann trust com
panies of Oreater New Tork. not members
of the New York clearing house, shows
that these instlttititlons have aggregate
nennsus or iwi.sw.suu: total casn on Hand
$97 71S.3A and loans amounting to $9.16,746,100.
The apparent loss In bank clearings for
the current week ar reported by Brad
street s la not real. Brndstreet'B report is
for the week endinr Thursday night. This
week B clay was lost on account of Julv
whereas last year the holiday came durina;
me weea oerore tne ween wun which com
parlMons were made. The report la there-
lore comparing five daya against six days.
London Closlnar Stocks,
LONDON, July 11.- On the atock exchange
today American securities reflected the re
action oi wan street ana opened lower.
1 here was little business, but what there
was picKea up near the close and the mar
ket finished quietly and steady.
London closing stocks:
Conaola. money I7S M., K. A T
do aocount sT4i N. Y Central...
.. t
..107
... 71
.. U
.. 43
Anaconda . Norfolk a W....
Atchlaon
.. rl4 do Pfd
.. Sv, Ontario a W
.. 9'- Pennaylvanla ...
..147SaHaDd Miuaa
. . 424i Readlss
4waouiheru Rl ...
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio.
Canadian Pacific..
( heeapeake AV O. . .
Thlcaso O. W
Chi., Mil. a St. P
De Beera
Denver a Rio O..
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd
do d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illlnola Central
,.. 6
.. 1714
.. 4
.. tH
.. l
.. 4071
..(
.. 11
.. 24
.. t
HI do pld
.. 10 Southern Pacific
,. Hi luion Pacific...
,. II do pfd
.. 11'iC. S. steel
..17 do pfd
.. 2S Wabaah
.. ll4 do pfd
.117 Spanlah 4a
..Ill Auial. Cbpper...,
LoulaTlll a N
ivy
rll.VER Bar. auiet. 24 -16d r.er r,unr,
MONISY-Vfil per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for ahort bills la m per cent; for three
months' bills, U per cent.
Movements of Saecie.
NEW YORK, July 11 Imports of mer
chandise and dry foods at the pert of
New York for the week ending July 4
were valued at $9,:aJ,S76 Imports of a; ee'e
for the port of New York for the we-k
ending today were Hl.Ouo silver and $.7.6j6
gold. Exports of specie for the port of
New York for the week ending today were
$l.tol. silver and $30,000 guld.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, July 11 Money was obtain
able at easy terms on the market today
'i Mil1 5 iC'iHIi'
and discounts were steady The Ptock
exchange ends the week In dull fashion.
Quotation In most departments were
lower, with the exception, however, of
consols, which were maintained on Invest
ment buying.
KKUI.IN. July 11 Price on the Bourse
toda weie weaker on advices from New
Yors and trading was rather quiet.
PARIS, July 11 Prices on the Hours
today and trading was dull. The Hours
w ill be closed Monday and Tuesday.
-esr Verk Moaer Market.
NEW YORK. July 11. MON E Y On rsll,
nominal; time loans, qul.-t and firmer;
sixty dsys. 3 Jx-r ent; ninety dsvs. 2,u,
per cent; s,x months, iStiS per ient.
TRIME MERCANTILE; i'AlK-awiM
per cent.
STERLING F.X4." H A N O K Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bliia at 34 J70J
j'4.S7ii.i for demand, and at ll.sMojM.kDHn for
sixty-day bills; commercial bills, 44.tKVi
4..
SILVER Bar. 53o; Mexican dollars. Me.
UONDS-Uovernment, steady; railroad, r
regular. Closing quotations on bonds were aa
fol-
lows:
V. 8. ref. 2a.
re
.108 Hock Val. 4a
lot
. 6S
. 9
. 9
. 81
. 14
. 80
. 97
00 coupon
V. 8. la, ret ..:....
do coupon
V. . 4a, reg
.PIS Int. Met. 4e
.100 I., ft N. unl. 4a..
.100.MaQ. r. g 4a
.121 Ilea, central 4a...
12J uo lt Isc
. 71 "M. ft St. L 4a.
tot. M . K A T. 4a...
. IS do 2e
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a.,,..
do 6a ...
Atchieon gen. 4a....
du ad). 4a
do cv. 4s.
do cv. 6a
Atlantic c L. 4a...
Hal. ft Oh.o 4a
do .1a
Brh. R. T. cy. 4s..
Central of Oa. bt...
do let (nc
do 2d inc
ito 3d Inc
Ohee. ft Ohio 4a..
t hleago ft A. 6Sa
C , B. ft Q. n. 4a . ...
C, R. I. A P. 4a...
do eol. 6a
do rfdg 4a
&t
. :"N. H. R. of M
c 4a 63
iUSN. Y. C. g. ISa
.l''0 N J. c. g 6,
. i ' No Pa 1 Ifir 4a
.19 do 3a
. - N. ft W. c. 4
. 71 ). S. L. rtdg. 4a. .
.107 penn. i. Ia 1116.
. Tl dn con. 4a
. 4. Reading gen. 4a...
. 4s rte. of Cuba. He...
.
.122 s
.11.,
.' iris
.
MS
.102',
. 93
.101
Act st. L. A 1. M. c r,a .107V
. He II. L 1 I r. fg. is. 6S
... w" e'. u. B. w . c. 4a 44
... MS 'SeabesH A. L. 4... 67
...S eg0. pa-ifi,. 4, n
... R. 00 In 4a
4. 94 So Railway Is .,
... 64 Teae A P. la .
... 41 T.. t. L. ft W..
. .. WS I n on Pacific 4a
...9a do ff. 4a
... 94 C. 8. Steel 2d 5
... MS Wabaah la
. .. 6! Weatern Md. 4a..
... 78 W. or L. E. 4..
... 81 Wla Central 4a..
. ..
. 92
. 9K
.108
fis
.101',
91
. (xS
.104
. 7"
. 6S
. 62
CVC. A 8t. L. g
Coto. Ind. ta
Colo. Mid. 4a ...
'olo. ft 80. 4a
nl. ft H. cv. 4a
!. ft R. fl 4a.
Erie p. 1. 4a
dn sea. 4s
Japan 4a
do 4e
do 2d eertea
Bid. Offered.
Btraloa stocks aad Honda.
I'OSTON, July U.-Money. chII lonna. l'i
per cent; time losns. Zn4'4 p?r tent.
. losing quotations on stocks und bonds:
Akhleon adj. 4a.
Ut Amalgamated
68
do 4a
Atchlaon R. R
do pfd
Boaton A Albany..
Roaton ft Maine
Boston Klerated .
Fltchburg pfd ....
N V., N. H. ft H..
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Arse. Chem...
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube....
Amer. 8usar
Aiu. T. ft T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
romlnton I. ft 8...
Edition Eler. Ills...
Gjneral Electric ...
Man. Electric
do pfd
Maea. (las
United Fruit
United 8. M
do pfd
V. 9. Steel
do pfd
Adrenturs
Ailnuea
Atlantic
Did. Alket.
. . 96 Hlnisham
..l2cal. ft Hecla...
. 1S Centennial
, .106 Copper Rang ...
..1.13 Dalr West
.114 Franklin
. ,li dranhy
,136 tale Hoyale
.117 Maaa Mining ...
. :4 Michigan
. 87S Mohawk
. .- Mout. C. ft C...
,.li6Soid Dominion ...
.116 Oaceols
.. 5iS Parrot
. ss gulncy
. 13 Shannon
.511 Tamarack
.116 Trlnllr
. I'. 8. Mining
. 44 V. 8. Oil
. 62 I'tah
.144 Victoria
. 4 w lncna
. i7 Wolverine
. 39S North Butte
.106 Butte Coalition .
. 4 Nevada
. ' Val. ft Arliona.
. 14 Arliona Com. .. .
Orene Cananea .
. . ii,
. .6S6
.. 25
.. 72
.. 1"
.. 9
.. 96
.. 30
.. 6
..
.. 59
.. TO
.. 34
..101
. . 2S
. . II
.. 13
.. 66
.. 11
.. 11
.. 14
.. 43
..
..
. .151
.. 60
. . 3i,
.. 13V
..111
.. 17
.. 11
Bank Clearings
OMAHA. JUlV 11. Rank piarlna. t
day were Jl.71'2fi5.22. and for tho coire'
Buuuii!B uaiei jusl year Il,i46,b44.(j.
1917.
Monday
$2.t:e.l71.0S
. l.oTaj.ft'a.M
. l.S4,lfti!.ll
. 1.SR7.M1.72
. 1,849.(9.2R
. 1.710.2tS.23
$l.iT9.SL7.81
Tuesday
I.&Sw.l
Wednesday ...
Thursday
1,67S,.( 6
1,77,62.U
1.W4.411.IW
r rKlav
Saturday
1.746,644.03
Total $11.SS2.49.M ilO.2.2,604.45
over ine corresponding wee It ia.ar
ear, ?x,ootr,ltJO.lj.
New York Mlalnsr Stoeka.
NEW 1 ORK, July 11. Closing Quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice
.M0 LeadTllle Con.
.. I
.. 4
.. 40
..400
..160
.. II
..176
.. to
Breece
Bronewtck Con
I Utile Chief ....
7 Mexican ,
46 Ontario
14 Oohlr
Com. Tunnel atock.
Com. Tunnel bonda.
Con. Cal. ft Va
67 Small Hopes ..
10 Standard
100 Yellow Jacket ,
Horn Slier
Iron Silver
Ottered.
Cotton Market.
NSTVV YORK. JUlV 11. COTTON Vol ore.
opened steaay: juiy. K.3ZC. b d: Auamt
w.owi.:, arpicinuer, tf.ow; octooer, V.JQc; Ue
cember, .14c; January, 9.03o: February
f utures c osed verv steadv Tnlv a ac
August. 9.41c: SeDtember. 9Uc- (irtnhar
v ac; xNovemDer, 9:i,c: December. 9 2sc
January, 9.18c; February, .ltic; March,
S.IOC.
Boot Closed OUlet: mlrldllnff nnlanrl.
u.ivc; miaonng guir. ii.46o. Mo sales.
LIVERPOOL. Julv 11. COTTON Hunt
auii; prices 8 points lower: American mM.
ainig lair, .vua; gocxi miaaiing, 6.64d; md
dltng, 6.26d; low middling, 6 Md: good ordi
nary 6.8od: ordinary, 4.90c. The sales of the
day were 3.000 bales, of which 200 bales ware
for speculation and export and Included
i.owi uuies American; receipts, 1,000 bales
no American. Futures opened easier and
ciosra quiei; uiy, o.iba; July and Auruat,
O.Wta; August and Beptember, 6.33d; 8ep-
vuiuv, aiitu vuiuuer, o.ioMia, uctooer and
November, 6.Cd; November and December
6.02Vjd; December and January, 4.99Hd; Jan'.
uary and February, 4.974d; February and
March. 4.9Sd; March and April, 4.9d; April
and May, 4 99V,d.
GALVESTON, July 1L COTTON Steady
at lie.
NEW ORLEANS. July ll.-COTTON-
spoi steady; low orainary, 6Hc, nominal;
uiuiuaiy, i o-i'xj, nominal; good oroinary
no: low middling, 10c; good mlddllne,
ii i-ioc; miaaung lair, li 15-I6c; fair,
u-ibc; sales, 4o balea; receipts, 304 bales
stock, 63.384 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July ll.-COTTON-Qulet
mlddlllisr H4kC: sates nnne rnmra 111
bales; shipment, 6j4 bales; stock, 14,526
uaies.
Oils and Hosla.
NEW YORK. July 11-OlLS-Cottonseed.
linn; prime cruae, nominal; yellow, 47c.
rriruieum, ateauyi rerinea in e w i org, 9ft. 7t;
r-iiiinueipiua anu Baltimore, ao.io; in bulk,
$4.95. Turpentine, quiet at 41Vio.
ROPIN iiulet; strained, common to good,
13.1611 3. 20.
SAVANNAH. Oa., July 11. OIL Turpen-
tine, firm, 3Mic; sales, l.Ool bbls; receipts.
7.71 ouin. , Bniiuiicnin. 1A1 dois.
ROSIN Firm: A, B and C, ?25; D, $3.00
E, $3.15; F. $3.30. C. $3.30; H. $3.S6; 1, $4 10
K. $5.30; M, 5.70; N. $fi 20; WO, t 45; WW,
$0.50.
Soger and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July ll.-81'GAR-Raw
quiet;- fair refined, 3.89c; centrifugal, .90
test 3.4W; molasses sugar. 3.64c. Refined
steaay: wo. 6.00c; No. 7, 4.96c; No. 8,
49oc; No. 9, 4.85c; No. 10. 4.75o; No. 11,
4.7'c; No. 12, 4.6&c; No. 13. 4 60c: No. 14.
4.55c: Sonfectloners' A. n.70c: mould A.
S.76c; cut loaf, 6.2x-; crushed. 6.10c:
rowdered, 6.60c; granulated, 5.40c; cubes.
65c.
MOLASSES Dull; no open kettle, rood
to choice. J&'aAc.
Minneapolis fjraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Julv 11 WHEAT
July, $1.09; September, 95V,c; No. 1
hard. $1.11: No. i northern, $1.13; No. 2
northern. $ 1. 1 0 1.1 1 ; No. $ northern,
$1 05 4-1.08'.
HHAN In bulk. 118. 50019.00.
FLOL'R Strong: first catents
$5.55i
; first
$3.50j
6.70: second patents. I5 46ifi8.60
clears. 64.35u4.46; tecond clears,
3 65.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Julv 11 WHEAT
Firm; No. 1 northern. $1.16ftl.l7: No. 1
northern, $1.13 1.15; September, 90c
asked.
BARLEY Hlaher: No. 71c: samnl.
BStJTlc.
i-OKN-Higher: No. 3 cash. TJ74e:
September, 744c bid.
Wool Market.
ST. Lons. Juiv 11 wont. oui.t-
medium grades, combing and clothing, IS
VZOc: light fine. U'liliiWc: heavv fine
114x12c; tub washed. 20ff27e.
LONDON. Julv 11. WOOI. The fourth
series of wool auction sales will be opened
rf.iiy 11 aou rumen aiihuht f. INCg week
66.150 bales will be offered.
Coffee Market.
NFW TOT, K. Jul v 11COFFEFTo
marker closed steady net unchanged to
decline of 5 tx.lnts with uia .r 1 575
bags. July at Uc: ei nlernber tf."
Deemlier. 8lic; March, $ lc. Boot qulot
and good: Rio No. 7. 6 6-ltic: Santoa n.t.
4c. Mild quiet; Cordova, dl2c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Julv ll.-METAIAThe
metal markets were comparatively narrow
and without Chants from veaterdava nun.
ts'iona.
ST. TmtS. July 11. METALS Lead,
e.tk at U-itir:: ilter. weak at $4-3o.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cuttle of All Kinds Decidedly Lower
- tor tht Week.
HOGS MAKE PHENOMENAL RAISE
hea 1
the.
d l.amhs la La rare Receipt All
Week, -While Trleea Ho
Net ikon Very- Mark
t'hanse.
HOVTH OMAHA. July H. X
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday l.s 8.K. 8.675
Ot Ileal Tuesday 1.2M 4 4 t.m
Of fU-al Wedn -sday I.61S 9.64:4 4,(7
Official Thursday :,0W 6.021 4.J93
Official Friday tlti7 4.M0
Estimate Haturday 30 4.400
Six days this week k.964 !W.77 J0.1M
Same days last week. . . .12.328 43.611 11, 191
Same daya 2 weeks ago.. 11. 791 4.70 M.03I
Same das I weeks ago..l6.Ml 81,o1
Bume days 4 weeks ago.. 19.111 65.177 1 fin
Same days last yea r. .. .13,2(1 67,290 14,.r8
The following talle shows the rcceiots ol
(at lie, hoks and sheeD t Bout 11 Omaha
for the
5 1 sr:
ear lo dale, compared Willi last
IIY. 1901. Inc. Pec.
'attle 44n.S;.9 51. fl" 1.1H.5.1
Hogs 1,IW3.7 1.4JI6.MI 158.1.(8
Sliep 723.47S 4S,876 1,337
The following table shows the averatte
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
levers! dn s, with comparisons:
Date. I l!l. llcrTTlSCkS. I IS. ilW4. 1C3. lWi.
June SO
6 1
t M
5 W 7
July 1.
0 o
6 97
6 1164,
6 94
t a
6 13 t
T M
7 64
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julv
July
July
2
6 M 4
i li i (l
S....
4....
....
" 6 76, 6 48 6 29
e M I M M
D I1
7 61
5 T9
i 79,
6 19
4J,
6 4::,
4
52
5 tS
5 US
6 25 7 64
.. 6 17, 1
..I ?4.
ft 27 5 M
I 'Ml
6 19, 6 49, 7 7b
6 171 5 89; 7 8:
6 16 5 4.V 7 SO
5 33 7 M
5 11, 6 . 7 i
6 29
6 is'!
a
i 33
6 till
11... j 6 41 Val b n I tw, 5 3J.
Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, lt r's.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
I'nlon Pacific.
O. & N. W, east
C. 61 N. V., west
c. at. p. m. o
C, 14. A Q., east
C. . y., west
C, H. I. ft P.. east...
C, li. 1. & P., west.
2
2
6
1
:
3
1
'2
1
62
Total receipts
1
in disposition of the day 1 receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.
Hogs.
478
clO
1.1 0
1.3 1
29
Omaha Packing Co
Swltl and Company 2(
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour
Hobben
& Co
Total
4,031
CATTLE There was only one car of cat
tle reported in today and notiilr.g whatever
on aaie to make a market. For the week
tne receipts foot up 8,954 head, showing a
falling oil of X.ouO Head aa compared with
tne pieviuus week and ot over 4,0110 head
as evmpared with tne corresponding; week
of a ear ago. ln other woras. the receipts
of cattle nave been the smallest since
Christmas week. While the arrivals have
consisted latgely of leu Block, rango beeves
nave commenced 10 arrive and on aome
days there has been ijiiiu a sprinkling: ot
that kind.
i.igiu receipts at an Bulling points gave
me market a Sharp advance at the be
ginning of the week, prices soaring upward
at a rapid rate, so that on Tuesday beet
steers were quoted y3uc higher tnan at
the close Of the previous weea. with some
sales actually showing even more advance
man mat. mere aoea not appear to be
strength enough, however, in the general
situation to support high prices. No sooner
does the market make a sharp advance
owing, to light receipts than It begins to
decline owing to light buying demand con
sequent upon reduced consumption of meat
products. Thus while the market touched
the high point of the year on Tuesday, cat
tle selling aa high aa $8.10, the advance did
not prove permanent. It eased off slightly
the next day and on Thursday and Friday
went down hill with a ruah. Thua at the
close of the week the market on corn-fed
steers Is around 60c lower than Tuesday,
the high day, which means that all tne ad
vance of the first of the week has been
wiped out and In some cases more, too.
There were grass range cattle here last
week with which to make comparisons, but
they sold on Friday 25c lower than early
In the week. Other markets have ex
perienced a similar drop in values, condi
tions here being by no means different.
Cows and heifers soared upward very
rapidly the first of the week and the ad
vance was well maintained owlne to mod.
erate receipts until Friday. An unusuallv
large run that day. the most of the n-
celpta being cow stuff, enabled buyera to
pound values down to corresnonrl with th.
decline on beef steers. Thus cow stuff on
Friday aold 10816c and in some cases 25c
lower than the first of the week, which
wipes out most of the advance on Monduv
and Tueaday.
Hardly enough stockera and feed era wr.
received during the week to make a real
test of the market, but while there were
very few on aale there were still less
wanted, so that the trade throughout the
week was very slow and dull with an easier
tendency. At the close oneratnrs on the
market are generally quoting prices around
25c lower than last week at least.
Quotations on cattle: Good to chnle
corn-fed steers. $6.Ka7.90: fair to good corn-
fed steers, $5.7506.60; common to fair corn
fed steers, $4 5006 76: good to choice cows
and heifers, $4.2.?i4 75; fair to good cws
and heifers. $3.5"K'tM SB: common to fale
cows and heifers. $2.0Mi3.5O; good lo choice
stockers and feeders, $4,0044.76: fair to rood
stockers and feeders, $S.5va4.00: common
to fair stockers and feeders, $3.0003.50-
biih n iifiiriB, aa. itpu'.v ca.
HOGS Hogs sold 10M15C higher (his mim
ing, which means that the most of them
went at $6.406.46, which carries the mar
ket to the highest Doint touched thla v-r
and to the highest point reached s nee Arrli
of last year. The trade could hardly be
called active at the advance, buyers ap
parently disliking to see prices go any
hlgehr and buying the stuff aa It were
under protest. Still there was a fair move
ment and pretty much everything in the
yards had changed hands by 10 o clock in
the morning.
The receipts of hors this weeV h,.
shown a very heavy falling off aa com
pared with the previous week, being the
smallest of any week since the first week
of April. Tltat receipts are lighter this
week haa occasioned no surprise, as a
heavy falling off had been am icinared f,,r
this time, when the farmers are busy not
only with their corn, but with haying snd
harvesting. Moreover, it was generally
supposed that the aupply of marketable
hogi had been verv materially riH,ir..,i
The market throughout the week has beeii
In very satisfactory condition. Whii
prices have fluctuated back and forth to
w.jiiiv rjLirni. e lenpn tennenev naa tw,.n
higher, and at tne close of the week the
market Is right around ,15c higher than it
was at the close of last week.
Representative sales:
Va.
At.
...i4
...110
...til
...246
...X
...241
...114
...IN
...261
...110
...111
...111
...U1
...U4
...241
...114
...14
.. .7
...211
...111
...ill
...117
...150
...271
...111
..
...114
...!64
la
120
10
110
iio
40
140
0
40
luo
40
:
10
60
40
to
40
40
10
10
eo
ft.
u
I 16
I 17
I 40
40
40
40
I 4(1
I 40
40
I 40
40
40
40
I 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
I 40
40
I 4u
40
40
4 40
I 40
I 40
I 4u
4 40
40
No.
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14...
44...
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17...
IS...
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7...
70...
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70 ..
77...
72 ..
11 ..
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61...
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40 ...
72....
14...,
71....
At.
..23
...2i(7
...176
...;s
.212
.
..171
...231
...I.I
...212
.. 217
...2ta
...224
...2o
...210
...lit
.. .240
...ill
...281
...111
...241
...171
...1.7
,.125
...IW
. .2
...IM
...271
...24
8b. Pr.
. 4 40
30 I 40
SO 40
!0 I 40
40 I 40
40 4 U
.. 4 41 ,
.. 142'.
43 ..
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I 42',
I 42
I 42 ',
I 42
I 421
4 41-ij
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I 41
I 46
I ii
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I 46
I 46
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4 6
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miiar-infre were no rieah r,M.
she p tnla morning and not very much stjf '
carried over from yesterday, so that n..rl
was practically nothing In slant m m.w-
msrket. For the week the receipts siiow
gain of not far from l.rxi ... -.
pared with last week, and a gain of over
S.Oou head, as compared with the corre
sponding week of lust year.
At the heginnu.g of the week ih.
ket looked up a lirtle, Iho demard beins
better and the trade much hn.li., n.u
during the greater part of the previous
week, with the result that nri
fully lOvlic. later on in the wee the tra.l
waa only fairly active, due In part to the
fact that there waa most loo much of one
kind of stuff on sale and prices eased off
somewhat, although the change waa not
very great. Taking the week aa a hni
the trade has been In fairer satisfactory
condition, svcclally ao considering lb sue
of the receipts Imallv and the cnrtttlonv
rrevslllna: nt other selling- points. K stern
mutton inaiketa have been In bad shape,
packers clsimlnat that It is altiioxt ImposaU
hie to force nun ton into the hands of con
sumers. Kxecs.alve hot weather prevailing
at lnrKe enstern otisunilns; centers, to
gether wllli the f.irt that a imi many
inen are out of work and business condi
tions none too goi.d. has had the natural
result of reducing the demand for meat
i.rooucis. However, with prices on live,
sheep sa low ss st present. It would seem
as If consumers would be able to use the
mutton.
Quotations on range or grass sheen and
Iambs: Good to choice lambs. .2hffV7:
1 u '" lambs. $Sfv,M SR; feeding
ambs $4.m6 no; oorl t0 rno)r, i1)rnt yw.
lings, I4.2.v(i4 Ml; good to choice heavy year
lings. $4 0C(4.1d; fair to good yearlings. 3 86
good to choice wethers. t3.7Mr4.00;
fair to good wethers. 3 :fm.75; good to
i Vi- ,fa-""3-i6; flr to go,.! ewes,
$3.Xu3 60; culls and bucks. 2.(KVji 00.
CHICACJO l.MK STOtrK MARKET
Cattle anil Sheep Mearlr Unas Mf.
teen Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. July 11. -CATTI.K Receipts.
5o0 head: mnrkrt steadv; beeves. 64.7(Vai(2.S:
Texans, 14 wsa1.2i: westerns. I4.5nuy6n: cows
and neifers. $j.4iMj; jo: calves. JLoOaj- 60
Blockers and feeders. $2 tff 40.
llOflg Tteceipts. S om head: market ISn
higher: lights. tfi.r(i4l.!W; heavy. A2fHiitv
rough. .aV(fl 56; prooil to choice heavy, IR-ftf,
flt.W; pigs. &.l(y1(6,; hulk of sales, 6.tc;,fi
PliEEP AN'It 1 ivnap..ui. 1
head; market steady; natives, 12 7tVj4 SO;
westerners. K 7iVji4 1: yearlings. 4.4fiA.30;
lambs. .'XVtiS.S.i; westerners, 4.0fXf.t6.
Kansas City Live gtitek Market.
KANSAS CITY. July ll.-CATTT.B-Re-celpts.
1.200 head. Inchidlng ico head south-?-rH!J
,mi,r,,'t steady: receipts for the week.
So.OOO heed; choice export and dressed beet
steers. K5v.no: fir l0 fmmt. MWitO
w. stern steers. 4 7r(io SO; st okers and feed
ers. M.npfi.40; southern steers, I3.aN.7V
southern cows. J2fvnv).W; ni,tv cowt
tVij?' Mt,v" I'elfers. 3.40tu660; bulls,
h"(i4 4S; calves, 13 yijif 2T
lions-Receipts. i,P,d market. 11a
?a . . rJ n,!R,l,r I,n"f: receipts for the week.
44.2ii head; top $VSv bnllc of ..u. muli
61. 1
heavy.
o.Vnii ii; piickers and hutch.
-r. SH.:a; llwiit. H 4"-.i"; nia a, .-. .
fHF.KP AN1 I.AMHS-.No receipts; mar
ket steHdy; receipts for rk. 21 .sort head
I.-imhs, $1 .Kxii.t;o; ,.,',,, HI1,i vearllngs. M.Ofvii
: Texas yearlings. fiwifi.ro; Texsa
sheen. !l.'iipl.25; gtockers nnd feeders, 62.7
(, 10.
t. I.onls Live stock Market.
pt. ins. juiv ii rATTt.Kn,..ii-
4"fl head, including 350 head Texan.- m.r.
ket steady: native shinning and nri
steers. $5.t(N.(JO, dressed beef and butcher
steers, 3.uti4i.no: steers under 1 om li..
$.1 50.n.; stockers and feeders. $2.7fi(fi4 26
cows and heifers, $2 40fii 50; canners. $1 50
'a 2.25: bulls. $2,7rV0f)..16; calves. $2 SOjie 75;
Texas and Indian Hteers, $,T10lf6.ui; cow a
and heifers. $1.5-'u4.2.V
1KM5S Receipts, 3.5O0 !ead; market, 16(
20c higher; pips and lights, $4.0050: pack
ers, $n.rjtj.7; butchers and best heavy
$ii.70rrit 96.
SHEEi AND LAMBS -Receipls, 3H
head; market steady; native muttons. $i0
'if4 25; lamlM. $ti.2tViii.po; culls and buck',
$3.00(03.75; stockers, $3.254.10.
Sloox City Live Stock Market.
SrOUX CITY. July 11 (Special Telegram !
CATTI.KReceipts, 2i() head; market
steady; beeves. $ti.0fru.10; cows and heifers
$4.6016.76; feeders, $3.504H.&0; calvea and
yearlings. $3.76rri4.7S.
HOOS-Rccelpts. 3.W0 head: market. 16o
higher; range. $6.26.50; bulk, $0..3tVai.46.
"tork In Sight.
Receipts of live slock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City .
Kansas City
Si. Loula ....
Chicago
Total
30
4.400
.. 2'0
..1.200
.. 400
.. 500
2.000
2.500
8,000
80
1.501
.2.330 20,100 1,800
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. July 11. WHEAT
I'a-'c lower; July, stiljc; September, i4V4c;
December, 8ovc; cash: No. 2 hard, 93c
$1.'02; No. 3 hard. 90c(u$1.02; No. 2 red, 9KtW.o;
No. 3 red, 8.Vy90c.
CORN t'uehunged to H lower; Julv,
7Bc; September, 721nc; December, 66'c; cash:
No. $ mixed, 7Sfc'7Vic; No. 3 mixed, ,7VBi8c;
No. 2 white. 84c; No. 3 white. 83Vd4c.
OATS I nchariged; No. 2 white, 61t53c
No. 2 mixed, 49t450c.
RYE 75c.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, $9.50tg10.00
cnoiee prairie, sn.br9iy.tru.
BUTTER i
-Easy; creamery, 21c; packing
stock. 10c.
EGOS-Firm; fresh extras, 18c; eurrtnt
receipts. 1 ir,c.
Following were tho receipts and shipments
of grain: Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 66.0i 65 000
Corn, hu 14,000 7,000
Oats, bu 1,000 J,0W)
Quotations st Knns.is City as reported by
Logan at bryan, 113 Hoard of Trade:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
September December ,
Corn
September
December ,
84 H
70W7L'H
&5W-V5tiV!i7
1'l.llndelphla I'rodnce arket.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11 BUTTER
Flrt; good demand, extra western creamery
26c; nearby prints. 26c.
FJOG8 Firm; good demand: Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases st
mark; current receipts In returnahlo
cases, 19c at market; western firsts, free
rases, 20c at mark; current free caies 19o
at mark.
CHEESE Steadv: New York full creams.
H!i4rll'c; fair to good, lOVtMl'ao.
STOCK BARGAINS
1.150 Con. Jefferaon, 2c 3500 Anchor O. AO. I1, a
10 Anier. lrrug. Synd., it) Five Seare, lc
li CO looO Golden Rod, ISc
30 U. A. Coffee. IS 60 2.VJ Kane. Co-op. ket., f
I (' U. I'nlon. I.al llirl Nevada Star, lie
li0 I'ntd Wlrelaia, unat. SouO Man. High grade, 19
10 ganltol Chem , 7 00 10.KJ Pnn-Wo . 14c
W Trl bull Ion pfd, 4 7J JOOo Lit. Klorenc. 4 Ho
lo) Doe Eatrellaa, 1 li KA0 Cop. Belt. Wro., 15e
110 Kendall, Mont., 1.10 SC Dalay riorence, 114a
ll) Minea Co. A.. 1 10 Hot) nfd. Roaebud, ltc
:XJ Kins gol. T. D ll'cioon Ofd. Diamond. 7c
1 '(! Kmplre Tun., 7c 1HO Tacoma Steel, 7e
Jerome M. Dee., 16V 10"0 Plttab. SI I. Peak. IM
Nrat EkK O. & ('., lc B'OO Manefleld M. A .,
lr) Two Qun-na. lo tQXt St. Itea Leas, 7e
76 Peru-Pjra Hub.. I 75 H,r
lfl Ortave Mln.. 64c JO", Globe Gold. Ita
HO La Hrpubil.a. I 13 2000 Ills. Juruuo, Jt
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"Will UUy marketable steaks
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