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TUB BEE: OMAHA. TIITI.SPAY. JULY 22, V.v.
liJUai CiJU I HUlLLLj w nil 11 l-il
v
kfat Breaks Quickly After Opening
1 ' and Selling is General.
LOUGS PUT OUT MARKET STANDS
Given nail Side Hell
to Hear? Receipts
N "npnort la
lata- s Da to Heavy Receipts Fair lor Tkirtdar and Cooler, says
i and Reports of Free Sales the rrophet Now.
. r.mm. OMAHA, July 21. 1809.
I 'I h. . . . . , f k.oH . V Mr h. Oj(t.
em portion of the country Is slowly drift
ing puird. and lis crest Is now over the
extreme upper Onlo vailey and eastern
states. The weather continues generally
m-se rrn.nl. Mi sunuort Mt uir over trie (aniein portion ana ini'iinn-
afleo the bull aide, and long ho.d.r pu.lluies are slightly higher from the Missta
all tha wheat out th market would tana, Isippl river east to , he Atlantlo coast. A
(selling waa dua to the heavv rerriula. deptesslon ovenles the upper Missouri and
and reoorta of very free) selling by farmers, i upper Mississippi
Corn was strong, and rash values were
sustained on good demand, and receipts
are expected to deiTease rather than In
crease. Value could easily work higher.
Wheat was vary weak and groggy under
vara sailing and all support was talc n
from tha bull aids whan vary heavy c
eaptanoaa war reported from all country
haviaoa, Tha market la heavily bought and
It looks as If lower values.
Corn held steady In face of a heavy loaa
In wheat. The demand for cash corn Is
tha strengthening feature and until farm-
era ar mrougn wneai inrwnmi swua uiv
OMAHA. July 21. 1909.
TTbeat broke quickly after the opening.
shorts, $U.75; clear ribs, 112.75; short dear,
112 87.
Pot I.TRT-Steady; chickens. 12c; springs,
K.c; turkeys. 17c; ducks. 10c; geese. 4c.
HL'TTER-H'Kher; creamery, Zii&Ho.
EGGS Steady; lhc.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 4.0"0 n.u0
Wh-at, bu lrfl 81. W0
fori), bu 30.1(0 43.700
Oats, bu 27.200 ls.efO
WKATHF.R IK TUB GRII.t BELT
of tkeer corn crop a strong market can be
k 'Vrlroary wheat receipts were 702.000 bu.
V"4 aalpraacU were 2X9.000 bu.. against
rett last year of 1,111.000 bu. and shtp
nftVots of MA9O0 bu.
Owl receipt were 47,000 bu. and ship
ments were SnS.000 bu., against receipts lut
gar of go,000 bu. and shipments of 447,0011
Clearances ware 11,000 bushels of corn, 60
bushel of oata, and wheat and flour
euuai to 44,000 bushels.
Uvarpool closed 3d lower on wheat,
and unchanged on corn.
Liooal range of options:
Article. Open. Ulgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat I I
July X Vt 1 104 1 OSS 1 08 1 1
Sept. 1 04 1 04V 1 OP 1 01 1 04
Corn
July 67 67 67 7H 67
Sept. (2 62 62 62 2
Oats
July 42 42 4? 42 42
6pL WW $8 7 87 38
Omaha, Cask. Prices.
WHEAT No, I hard, old, tl.U91.lli No.
t hard, new, S1.081.10; No. 3 hard, old,
ftsrt 1A. KTa V en aie At iYTrWil akl Mn
ea.iiV44fa4Jar v uaiu, ho w , v a. w , j,
4 bard, old. 1.051.07; No. t spring, $Lll'f
CORN No. a M467c; No. 8. 6667;
No. 4 teUUXSHc: no grade. 63drMc; No.
t fallow, 7c; No. t yellow, 67c; No. 2 white,
WHOi NO. i white, 700.
OATS-No. mixed. 634Sc; No. t yel-
w. 4&9M01 No. 1 white, 46o47c; NO. 4
wnne, bo.
Z&VnNo. 1 T27Sc No. 8, 70tf72o.
Oarltt Beeelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chloa-o 88 171 82
Minneapolis ...-..-.... 74
Omaha 1J 56 6
Iuluta 14
vuiieya and thundcr-
siorm conditions prevail over Minnesota
and the Dakota this morning. An area
of hlsh nreoaure. accompanied by clear
and cooler weather, Is moving down from
the northwest and temperatures are declil
edly lower In the northwest and slightly
lower in the mountains and upper Missouri
valley this morning. The eastward move
ment of this high pressure will bring cooler
weather over this vicinity by Thursday,
with continued fair tnnlcht and Thursday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding dsy of
the last three years: lPOfl. 1M8. 1507. ISO.
Minimum temperature.... 7J M 71
Precipitation 00 .00 T .00
Normal temperature for today, 77 degree".
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
10 Inch.
Kxcess corresponding period In 1908, 1.71
incnes.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1S0T,
4.zx incnes. I A. weuh,
Loral Forecaster.
Corw and Wheat Heglon Balletta.
For Omahn, Neb . for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m.. 7Bth meridian
lime, Wednesday. July It. 1909:
OMAHA nTPTFICT.
Temp Bain
Stations. Max. Itfln. fall.
Ashland, Neb 91 73 .00
Auburn, Neb 92 BS .00
Broken How. Neb. 98
Columbus, Neh... M
Cillbf rtson. Neb.. 100
Fnlrhury, Nh.... 94
Fairmont. Neb... 92
Or. Island, Neh.. 94
Ml'tlngton, Neb.. 90
HaMlngs, Neh.... 94
Holdrege, Neb... 96
Oakdale, Neb 95
Omaha, Neb.
Tekamah, Neb.
Alta, la
Carroll, la
Clarlnda. Ia
RIMey. Ta
91
93
89
89
92
90
tl
Max. Mln. Inches.
CBICAOO GBJUN AND PROVISIONS
Wheat ' Declines Nearly Three Centa
' rar Boahel on Board ( Trade,
CHICAGO, July H, Wheat declined
nearly to per bushel . on the Board of
Trad today because of profit-taking by
the leading longs, based on a free move
ment of the new arop. At the close prioes
wers below the closing figures
ot tha previous session. Corn and oats
also slumped sharply on favorable crop
pros-pacts. Provisions wars steady.
. The wheat market was weak all day
and at the low point price were from
lfco to So balow the bea't figures ot the
session. Tha feature of trading; was the
unloading of a large Una by a prominent
hull, whose sales, together with those of
his Immediate followers, were estimated
v to bay reached 4.000,000 bu. A large
part of this wheat was for September de
livery. Prospective liberal receipts of new
wheat tier and In the southwest for the
remainder of Uie month formed the basis
of the selling movement.
A slight drop In- temperature In the
northwest, where It had been feared the
crop might be damaged by hot weather,
gava traders as additional Incentive to
sell. Toward tha end of the day demand
was extremely slack. The low point on
July for the day was September at
the same time sold off to 1L0S. The
close was exoeedlngly heavy, with July at
fLUH01-lHt and September at SI. OS"1.
Buying of a large Una of September by
nmmLnent shorts held the corn market
atrong the greater part ot the day, but
the market finally yielded to the severe
slump In wheat and closed at net declines
of Teune to 4o, compared wixn we iinai
f isurea of Ute previous day.
The dominating Influence In tha oats
market was tha likelihood that grain
from tha new crop would be on sale In
iihMl nnentif Im within a few davs owlna
to continued favorable weather for liar-
vaartlnsr. This Included free selling by longs.
which resulted In price declining from
lo to lo from the high marks of the
day, The market closed weak, with prioes
L 'JL f: . 1 m .., n. VMlKM7'l Tin I fl 1 1MT .
m VI V " . v . ......
tinno.
Provisions were steady all day and ced
unchanged to W lower.
The leading futures ranged as folows:
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at S a. m. Not Included in
In averages.
DISTRICT ATKRAarc9.
No. of Temp. Rsln,
Central. Stations,
CMrago. Ill 2
Columbus, 0 17
Des Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City. Mo.. Zl
Louisville, Kv 19
Minneapolis, Minn. 25
Omaha, Neb 18
St. Louis. Mo 13
ITeavv rains occurred
twentv-four hours In Mlnnescta and
Dakotas. and light and scattered showers
in the nmihi and Kansas City districts.
The weather Is wa"rmer east and cooler
west of the Missouri river.
L. A. WBLfiH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
ArUoles.1 Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close ! Tes'y
Wheat
July
Sept,
Iea
May
Corn
July Sept.
Dec
May
Oats
July Sept.
Deo.
May
Pork
July Sept
Lara
Jury Sept.
Ribs
July Sept.
11814.1
ri
1 OtPV
1 WMU
It
T$ff7U
MH967
67
4
418i
44441
U 15
n to
U 721.
X 18141
i um
l osHh
i u
74
5714
67
44
414
41 H
441
I
1 1BH
1 0K
1 06
1
1 15HH1
1 OH
1 0fi7
1 OSVil
1 17H
1 lOVi
1 08H
1 10
Sioux City, la... 92
70
72
72
71
71
74
78
71
73
78
72
71
71
89
M
71
72
.00
.01
T
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.10
.08
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
r. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
84 R8 .00
80 58 .00
M 64 .00
82 M .00
90 4 T
82 M .00
90 en .48
94 70 .0!
64 M .00
within the last
the
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
oai Various
71H
.7
Tl Tl
66-.!Wl14liS,5Vfl
4R 4BX4I 4674
40UI40V&SI 41H
40H!40VV 41S
tl IB
11 72141
1 11 76
U 411 U 424'
43
21 02H
i
U 7H
U 67
U S7
43!
20 S
tl 021
44
20 85
21 07
11 67l 11 70
11 70 I U 72
11 45 I 11 47
U J7! U 43
No. a
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady ; winter patents, $.OO0
IS; winter straights. t&.Wnf&SS; spring pat
ents, Se.10ip8.40; spring straights, 4.HOtfft.00;
bakers. K7fW .
B A RLE Y Feed or mixing. S&DCTc; fair
to choice malting. taSTSe.
SEKDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, SI. 39:
No. 1 northwestern, $1.4y. Timothy,
Clover. S10 85.
PROVlBlONS Mess Pork, per bbl., $.C
C8&. Lard, per 100 lbs., ril.67. tihort
ribs, sides (loose!, I11.45ti 11.66. Short clear
sides (boxed). Sli 7fi 1200.
BUTTER Steady i creamerlea, 22tf26c;
dairies. Xr23o.
EOQS Receipts. 12,399 cases; firm; at
mark, cases Included, lSc; firsts, 2io; prime
firsts, Co.
CHEEriE-(Steady; daisies. ISo; twins,
14c; young Americans, 16l5c; long
horns, 16iffl6c.
POTATOES Steady; choice to fancy, TO
C78c; fair to g'ood, 670o.
POULTRT Firm; turkeys, 14c; chickens,
13c; springs, l&yla
VEAL Steady; 60 to 0-lb. wts., TW8c;
(0 to. 86-lb. wts.. Sc; 16 to 110-lb. w is.,
lOfflla
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 46,000 bu. Primary receipts were
lol.OuO bu., compared with 12.100 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
T ears; corn, 171 cars; oats, 81 cars; hogs
19,000 head.
Qaotatlons of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 21.-FLOUR Receipts,
11 7nfl hlils exDorta. 8.2U0 bbls. Market QUlet.
barely steady. Minnesota patents, 4.2&4y
8.50; Minnesota bakers, li.ooioft.so; winter
patents, i.uiJ4.u; winter siraiguia,
8.00; winter extras, 4.7aia 40; winter low
grades, S4.S6a5.S0. Rye flour, steady; fair
to good, tt.axut.vt, cnoice iu iouu, r-
4.90.
cnRNMKAT-Sttiilv: fine white and yel
ci cr.,.i 7A .-.araA 11 KAl.TiD: kiln dried.
t l 7tJ
kvk ouiet: in a. wesiorn, v)u, . v u.
New York, i
BARLEY Dull I feeding, WtflJC e. I.
Keur Vnrlc.
WHEAT-Rece ots. 161.000 DU. opoi mar
ket weak. No. 2. red. old, S1.4S, elevator,
and f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 red, new, SI. 30,
f. o. b. afloat: NO. 1 northern Dululh
Sl.41. f. o. b. afloat; No. t hard winter,
Sl.33, f. o. b. afloat. There was a severe
decline in wheat today, influenced by bear
ish crop and weather news and heavy liqui
dation of September by Important Interests
In Chicago, reaching stop loss orders In
the late afternoon. June closed at 11.30;
September, Sl.M'V&l-ls 11-16, closed at SXIBH;
December, $1. 13ifl.l6, closed at (1.14; May,
Sl.lKVul.lt. closed at Sl.16.
CORN Receipts, 67.000 bu. Spot market
easy. No. 2 old. 78c, elevator, and 78c,
sold f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 new, 64c, winter
shipment f. o. b. afloat Options without
transactions, closing net unchanged. July
closed at 79c, September at 76W and De
cember at 67c
OATS Receipts, 133,826 bu. Spot market
easier. Mixed, 26 to 32 lbs., 66c. nominal;
natural white, 26 to 32 lbs., &3(&67c; clipped
white, 34 to 42 -lbs., 572o.
HAY Firm; No. 3, 86iriHc; good to choice,
ll.oaa-i.05.
HOI'S Firm; common to choice, 1908, 14
19c; 1907, nominal; Paoiflo Coast, 1908, U(tf
lttc; 1907. S12c.
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, 212214c; Cen
tral America, 2!ie.
LEATHER Steady : acid. 23330c.
TALLOW Sieadv: cltv t2 oer nks.).
9 1-lc; country tnkg. free), 6 5-166 i-ic.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra.
3i)6,c; jRi.an, nominal.
provisions Beef, steady; family, 14W
a 14.50; niess, 11 1.00a 11 60; beef hams. 24.001
26.00; packet. 812 50U 1X00; city extra India
mess. S20.5ofi 21.00. Cut meals, steady; pick
led bellh-s, 12 50tM3O0. Lard steady; west
ern, $11 9iVt12.06; refined, quiet; continent,
$12 25: South America, $13 00; compound,
$7.62'?f8 .87. Pork, firm; family, S21.y
22 00: short clears, $21.601223.00; mess, $a.2i
622.00.
H UTTER Firm; creamery specials. 27c;
Official price, 27c; extras, 27c; thirds to
firsts, SSsaaic; western factory, finest, 21
&220.
CHEESE Firm; full cream specials, II
criDC
EGOS Irregular; western seconds. 19l
21c.
POULTRY Alive, weak; western spring
chlckena, ISJjJOc; fowls, l.l'k;; dressed, Ir
regular; western chlckena. broilers, 17?26o;
fowls, li617e; turkeys, U20c.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Union Pacific and United Btatei Steel
Dominate the Market. '
LATTXE SHOWS SOME REACTION
Both Sloeka Show Weakness In the
t lose 4 oarent rated Selling; Gives
Dealers aa Impression of
Liquidation.
NEW YORK. Julv 21. The general tone
of the stock market Is dominated by the
action of one or two of the lavorite specu
lative sxocks. The favorite since the ena
of last week has been Union I'aelllc lo
day United States Sttel exerted Its earlier
dominant influence, but thla time on the
uie rtf reer-tlftn
The coimesilon of dealings yesieraay
In few storks was an evidence of narrow
ness of the market. The dependence on
the operations of a few active speculator!
to effect a nrlce movement Is another
While stocks are being bought py tnese
operators prices advance easily, out wnen
they attempt to sell, a downward move
ment la almost as ready, owing to the
small eeneral snerulatlve demand Incited
by the efforts of the napuuai speuuiaurc
element.
The concentrated selling today In a few
of the most Influential stocks gave the Im
pression of such attempts at liquidation of
of Important accounts and served to Intimi
date sentiment. There were rrpuiu vi
sales of as much as 26,000 Bharcs of Read
ing by a single house and sales of 2j,"0J
shares of United Ststes Steel by another
house proved inipreenlve.
The upward start in union i-m-mu.piuvcu
Insuf fli innt to overcome the stronssr In
fluence of this apparently Informed selling.
Union Pacific rose as nig" as uii in me
first hour, establishing a new high record
and giving hopes to those who have pre
dicted for three days that the price waa to
touch "double par.
The adverse effect of the selling ot
United States Steel proved too much for
Union Pacific, and it shared In the later
weakness of the general market. Yester
day's reriort of the sale of the company s
$1U,000,000 of Atchison preferred slock was
looked upon today more as a movement to
dispose of such holdings as subjected It to
pursuit by the government authorities.
An unfavorable Impression was made by
the pointing out that the market price at
tained by this stock offered the first oppor
tunity for sale at a pront since the severe
declines which followed its acquikltlon,
while other holdings In the company's
treasury are far short yet of the purchase
price.
The talk of an Intended increase In the
Union Paclflo dividend was deprecated by
persons connected with the property, and
this proved discouraging to the speculative
maneuvers in the stock. The serious storm
reported from the Texas coast had some de
pressing effect on Southern 1'acific, and
was a growing depression on the wnoie
later market. The Belling of United States
Steel followed It down to 71, but seemed to
lessen below that, as it has done below
2 earlier In the week. The suggestion of
sympathetlo liquidation conveyttd . by this
action was not relished.
Iess wss heard of the Important devel
opments regarding the stock to follow the
return ot j. f. Morgan from aDroad, ana
predictions were less confident of an In
crease In the dividend rate next Tuesday.
The nearer enactment of the tariff bin is
coming In for Increasing consideration and
for conjecture over its effect on stocks.
The favorable results to follow the com
pletion of the tariff revision have bepn kept
before the eyes of stock operators for
months, so that a question Is arising
whether the number of early purchasers of
stocks waiting to take advantage of the
circumstances to sell may not prove favor
able. The opinion was heard today that
some of the selling of today might be by
holders desirous to escape the possible em
barrassment of too numerous company on
the selling side when the tariff passes. The
tone was decidedly weak at the last.
Additional bills were made to engage
ments of gold for shipment to Argentina
tomorrow, which brought the total to well
over $7,000,000, an unprecedented single
shipment to that destination. Significant
of the Indifference of the money market to
this depleting force was the fact that the
national bank depositories have returned to
the treasury not only ths $9,000,000 of gov
ernment deposits called for July 16, hut also
all hut about $4,000,000 of the $16,000,000
called for repayment on August 16.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $4,096,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Sales and range of price on the Stock ex
change were as follows:
Bttec H1H. Low. ciote
OoM coin. SWMtt.fiftH; silver df-llasrs, $$.
0M.OO; silver dollars of l..0. $4,1.0110. sti
ver certificates outstanding. $4,OM.oon.
(Scleral fund: Standard silver dollars in
general fund. S9'.J:4; eurrent liabilities,
$2. 124 ; working balance In treasury,
offires. S34.X1S.MT; In banks to credit of
treasurer of the United States. $46.)7.67S;
subsidiary silver coin, $'J.f0'il03; minor
coin. $2 49": total balance In general
fund, $110,976,003.
New York Mover Market.
NEW YORK, July St. MONBY-On call,
easy; l'ai per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent;
ch'Ring bid, 1 per cent; offered at S per
cent. Time loans, firm for January ma
turities; sixty days, lti2 per cent; ninety
days, 2S&2 per cent; six months, 3 per
'STERLING EXCHANOE-Pteady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4,863
4 KiilO for sixty-day bills and at $4 8740 for
demand: commercial bills, $4186.
SILVER liar, 61c; Mexican dollars, 444.
HON US Government, steady; railroads,
irregular.
Closing quotations en bonds today were
follows:
V. 8. ret. X.. reg.... 100 111. On. 1st ret. 4
do roupons h). Int. Met. 4Hn
V. 8. 3m. rtitrd..lH4 Int. M. M. 4e4 ...
do coupon Japen 4e
V. 3. 4i. reg lnlered.U'1 do 44i
do toupon 11 K. C. 8o. Irt
Allli-Chelmers let Se W h .. deb. 1H.
Am. As. it 1H b. N tint, le .
A. T. A T. c. 4a..KMH M . K. A T. lit 4.. .101
Am. Toberco 41 f 'do 4H
do t. 4e Ill' Mo. ferine la
Armour A Co. 4t... 941 N. R. R. of M. 4tl.. S
A Mi Hon ten. s loi4 N V. C. . ! 14
do ct. 4s 1 14 do deb. 4 H
do ct. bi ii N i . n. n. a H
A. C. L. lt 4 r ct. 14
Bui. A Ohio 4a :" N A W. 1st e. 4e.. v,
do MS do ct. 4e 10 S
do S. W. svs " So Perlfit! 4e 10t
Rru.iklvn T. ct. 4 fc'S do is 74
on. of tie. 5a 1 ! 0. 8. L. rids 4s 5
t en. Leather 5e M Pnn. ct. I WIS... 7
t'. ot N. J. . 5e....li7 do con. 4e liti
Ch. A Ohio 4VaS.--l4H Reeding ten. 4e 1M
Mi
. so
17
4
K4.
.loH
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
easasaMatBBBSBK
Kiling Cattle Slow to Ten Cents
Lower, Feeders Steady.
HOGS OPEN HIGHER, CLOSE LOWER
heeo Aetlve Sellers at Prioes Itresg
to Tea Ceats lllaker, While
I. sum OS Belt la A boat Te
slay'a Plot ekes.
SOUTH OMAHA. July n. 1?09.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Official Monday S.9M l.S5 .?f
Official Tuesday S.M1 S.4F.4 S.0.W
Estimate Wednesday ... 1000 7, M0 S.4O0
Three days this week.. f.Soi 16.KS IS.-
rf.ve la.t weak It 70 15 Of I lo.2U
Stmt days I weeks ago., 7,74$ 5.2oa 6.4VJ
Same days S weeks ago.. .T: $4.17$ 12.M
Same davs 4 woeks ago.. T.6A4 Si.SIS H W
Same days last year 11.068 16,721 tO.M
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1S09. 10. 1907. 1M6.1S06.1S04.1M.
do rcf. Cs.
.101 H St. L. A S. F. (g. 4s. 17V,
Chlcsto A A. IHl.. th o ten. bs eofc
C, B A U 1, 4s.... 4 81. L. 8. W. c. ta... Tf v
do gen. 4s 1"0 do lit told 4s H
r M 4 8 P. . !. t0 seaboard A. L. 4s ... Ml
C, R. I. A P. c. 4a.. Il'i So. Pacific col. 4a....
do col. 6e I"1 4o CT. 4s. 1MH
do rM. 4s t2 do 1st ret. 4i K6'
Colo. Ind. 5s 1 Bo. Rsllwer It Ill
r. In .Mid. 4s H5V do ten. 4s MT
C. A 8. r. A . 4V4s. H fnlon Pacific 4s IO414
'D. ft H. CT. 41 !., " CT- 1U1
, 7, do 1st a ref. 4s... K'i'j,
, ftfiu, t'. 8. Rubber la KW?,
, 'v U. 8. Steel Id s. . . .l-U'e.
. !) Vs -Osro. Clieni. ts. ..
74 Wabash let Ss IJ
, grie Western Md. 4s vi
, 77',, Vt'cst. Bloc. ct. it... 4
IB 114 wlt. Centnl 4a i
D. A R. O.
do ref. 6e...
Plttlllers' fa
Erie p. I. 4a
do ten. 4s
d oct. 4s series A.
do series B
Gen. Bice. ct. 8s...
Bid. "Offered.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, July 21. Money, call loans, S
a per cent; time loans, SCi5 per cent. Clos
ing quotations on stocks and bonds were
as follows:
. 3 Arlson Com. ..
lull Atlantlo
. !M nuue Coalition .
116V4 Tel. A Arlaone.
.104 ec. Hecle...
St. Loals General Market,
ixiuia. MO., Julv R-WHriT.
. i. ,.;,swi,: No hard.
J:
PT.
lower; No.
SUTri.a; July, $1.10; September, $)..
COnW-Vnaettled; No. t. 72t,73c; Jlv
Tie; September. c; No. $ white, 75n7,Uc.'
OATS Weak; No. Z. 43c; July. 4..
September, Sc: No. $ white, 5.'c. nominal'
HYE-Hlgher; (Be
KI-Ol'R Steady; red winter patents $525
Ci60; extra fancy and Ftraighl, $4oi5ij
hard winter clears. $4 lf!4 ;0.
fKEI-Tlmotliy, $J.7Wj32S.
CORNUEAI-43.40.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track it nt
6114.
HAY-Hlgher: timothy. $14.(a 1S.50: nr.i.
nt. $1V9'1SOO.
RACKHNOTHo.
HEMP TWINaV-Tc.
PROVISIONS Fork, stead v: obbnv
$21 18. ljird. stesdy; prime steam, $11.40
3 Ii.r0. lry salt meats, steady; Ik xoj ex
tra shorts. SILTS; clear ribs. $11 7S; ahort
altajs, $U.S7. Bacon, steady; boxed extra
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 21.WHEAT-io
lower; No. 1 hard, $l.Uigi n; No. S hard,
Sl.OH01.ll; No. S red. $1.08; No. red. Sl.OT'A
1.08.
CORN-Slo higher; No. Z mixed, 67
S7c; No. 3 mixed. 64.467o; No. 2 white
"Hinc; No. S white. "tfl.'&Tlc.
OATS lc higher for white; new mixed,
lc lower; No. i white, 53$ji5c; No. Z mixed
447l& 47c.
RYE 781 80c.
HAY Vnchanged; choice timothy, $10.fva
1100; choice prairie, $3.50; choice alfalfa
$12 0vf,13.fO.
BUTTER Creamery extra, 25c; firsts. $3c'
seconds. 21c; packing stock. lc.
r.r r.iiraa, ur; iirtits. 2tk-; current
i-Yi-cipiB, ojc; seconas ana dirties, 14o
Receipts. Shlpmnts
wneat, du zm.otio 79000
Corn, bu 25 .000 soo
tu 4.000 6,000
Kansas City options ranged as follows:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. Cloea
Wheat I
July 1 W 1 07
Sept 1 04 1 04i,
Dec 1 03 1 Uikl
Corn I
July 66
Sept 6241 6.1
Dec S2; b
A asked. B bid.
I Wl 1
1 02V, 1 02?,A
101l 101
fl
i
Ml
3B
61 B
51
ft 62 M
1I,7M KVi tl
100 45 4fi
JsKVI 47 444
1.7HO 834 83
If 63 2
t,K 78 76
10 4H 4114
I. W0 41 8V
"'n0 2r
1S.7U0 1444 Jjl,
" too 127 Va 137 "
1,600 14V 140
tm 101 "i
1.0D0 i 1:
l.luO 48S 471
1,800 117V 11c
I0O lOi 1U9
ii.'ood Oiii
" ioo 'iivi 'ioi
1. 110 78 w
.00 187H mi
tOO 12 81
MO 106, 105
10,3'W) 7T
600 40
1.1-0 1
1W 184
10.IVD loSV 166 W
300 74 74
I,4u0 44 44
100 66 M
1.100 140
liO !3S
800 102
1.101) 40
400
ll.Sirt
. S.tOO
31
17
S4
44
1,200 ls
4.UW 1S1
Jim
76
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July Zl.-WHEATWulv
$1.30; September. $1.0; Iecember, $107'
Cah: No. 1 hard $1 S24jl.32; No ' i
northern. $1J1ii1S1; No. $ northern
$1.2''ol 29; No. i northern. Il i7trlu "
FI-AX-Closed at $1.54$1.6t4.
HHAN In 100-lb. sacks, $2160.
FLOl'R First patents, So.lO4f4.3O: second
patents. $ 20; first clears, SitXttS 26
second clears, $3.665$ -85.
Ualatk Grain Market.
Pri.lTTH, Minn.. July tl.-WHKAT-No
I northern. $l.Sl; No. $ northern. $1.23
Ju'.y. $130; September. $110.
OAT6 To arrtve, wc; on Uaok, ila
Altle-rhaltnera cfd
Amaltsmeted Copper ...
Am. Atrlculturel
Am. Beet Sutar
Am. Can pt d
Am. C. A r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A U. pfd
Am. Ice Securities. ......
American Linseed
Amesicsn LocomotlT ..
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. R. pfd
Am. Sutar Refining
Am. T. A T ,
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Ce....
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlsntle Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rspld Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pd
tjentral or New Jersey...
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Chloaso A Altoa
Chlcaso Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A St. P
C. C, C. A St. U
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Onlo. 4 lo, U pfd
Cnsolldated Gas
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denrer A Rio Grande...
D. A R. 0. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Brie
Brie let pfd
Erie td ptd
General Bloctrte ....J...,
ureat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfs,
Illinois Central ,
Interborouth Met. ,
Int. Met. pfd
Int. H arrester
Int. Marine pfd
Int. Paper
Int. Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas city So.
K. C. so. pfd
LeulsTllle A N
Minn. A St. L
M., St- P. A 8.
M.esunH Pa -Iflo
kt, K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd..
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd.
N. T. Central
N. Y., O. A W ,
Nortola 4 W
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
PennajlTanla
Peope's Gas
P., C. C. A St. L
Peaaed 81 eel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Sprint ...
Keadlnt
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Ruck Island Co. pfd....
at. L. A 8 P. Id ptd..
St. Louis 8. W
8t. L. 8. W. pfd
gloaa-Bheffleld S. A I .
southern Pacific
guuthars Railway
80. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Texas A Pacluc
T., St. L. A W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd....
I'nion Pacific
I'nlon pacific pfd
I). 8. Realtjr
V. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Steel
I. 8. Steel pfd
I'tah, Copper
Va. Carolina Chemical ..
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Wcatinthoute E.ecirte ..
Weetern trnloa
Wbee.lng A L. B
Wlaconain Ceotral
Total sales fur the day, ;a;.iw) aha rue.
78
68
1
18
13W
3
ia
4
"7
(4
I. M.
S.1U0 ltt 1M
1.4O0 ii. 16
,"0 4k 46
400 14 16
'iuOO 16 "i
104 19 8
300 K tu
SO 4 45
600 tl 72
400 141 140
" 4"0 143 Yi
400 73 73
1.700 .42 41
"160 ioi" ioi"
1,100 u 16
14. too 135 133
1.400 64 U
4.7' 14 3
1.2D0 84 83
(.loo 161 U:
'7.300 iis 137
,4U0 11 U
t.m '47" 4i
100
.101,000
. 3.100
SOU
. 47.U'.0
. 4.SOW
. l.Ooil
100.
4.W
)
.. S.6)
. 10. loO
3oo
. 1,7m
tu
.10S.1
. I.ViO
. n&uo
SI4J
t'1
. lyi
,. 1.4'U
. 1. JO0
. 1.4M
I
47
ir4
33
107
1
7i
63
r7
J
K'j
134
Sl'
70s,
17
Si
t"
(11
l'J
H
3
'1
117
49',
H'
il
7
o
7.1
r:
2
44
74
40
8
16
4
3
"1
in
140
101
15
47
i:
104
11
111
4
78
134
10
is
'
8
1
188
1V.
74
. 43
68
81
'
13
23
193
48
84
l'
36
63
44 40
147 14S
151 160
76
164
i6
46
86
il
14
88
ft
14
M
14J
72
41
73
105
86
1.1
13.1
61
, i
83
1604,
30
137
116
1
46,
1M
163
83
107
36
74
6S
26
60 is
i
13.1
31
tl
33
48
;7
lo.,
36
7j
124
1
61,
:i
S
86
13
63
4
163
13
107
36
73
66
tl
66
83
113
11
SO".,
16
33
60
19T
Vi
83
J
70
126
4-.
62
21
66
86
-,2
6
New York Mla:iiar Htorks.
NEW YORK, July Zl -Closing- .motattons
n mlnlni stocks v .'re ;u follows-
Alice
eurunawlck Con.
Comatock T. 8.
So bonds
Con. Cel. A V.
Hora 8 1 War
Iron Slleer
Uttered.
1H
. 4
. (4
. 80
. 64
. 46
.1st
LeadTtHs Coo
Little Chle ..
Vexl.sn
Ontsrlo
Opklr
e.aiidard
Telluw Jacket .
4
I
to
326
120
lit
74
Treaaary statement.
WASHINGTON. July Zl.-The condition
of the treasury at the beginnm of buwl
nesa today was as follows; Trust funds:
..tn
..148
..180
.130
Atrhleon ad, 4a..,
do 4s
Mai. Central 4s
Atrhlenn R. R....
do pfd
Poaton A Albany
Pottton A Maine.
Htixton EleTated
Fltchbnrs VIA ...
N. Y., N. H. A H...l
Iniun pacltlc
Am. Arte. Cliem.
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube...
Amer. Sutar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Edison Elec. Illu -46W Qulncy
General Electrlo 167 Shannon
Centennial
Copper Rant ..
Paly Weat
Franklin
Granbr
17 Greene Cananea
. 44 Isle Royale
.104 Maaa. Minlnt ...
. Mlchltan
.126 Mohawk
.114 Mont. C. A C...
. 14 Nevada
. 16 Old Dominion ...
.103 Oice.il a
46 Parrot
llau. Electna
do pfd
Mrrb. Gaa
llniled Fruit
I'nlted 3. M
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adrenture
Alloues
Amalgamated ....
Bid. Asked,
18 Tsmsrack
.. 74 Trinity
.. 42 I'nlted Copper .,
..133 V. 8. Minlnt. ...
.. 61 U. 8. Oil
.. 10 I'tnh
.. 70 Victoria 4
..124 Winona t
.. WoWerln 148
.. 44 North Butt 47
.. U
. 14
a1
.102
.4.16
. 81
. 81
z
. 14
. M
. 1
14
. 8
. 4!
. 2S
. 13
. 66
.131
. 11
. M
. 11
. 64
. 4
.
. 48
.
41
Iteration Stock Market.
LONDON. July 21. American Securities
opened steady and later improved on (rood
support. At noon the market was steady
with prices from g higher than yes
terday's New York closing.
London closing stocks:
Consols, money.... 14 S-lt Loalrrlll A N.
do account 14 6-4 M , K. A T....
Amal. Copper 14 N. T. Central.
Anaconda Norfolk A W...
Atchison llOtf do pfd
do pfd .' 107 Ontario A W...
Baltimure A Ohio.... 121 PennaylTsnta ..
Caodlan Paclflo 11 Rand Mines....
Chesapeake A O si Reedlnt
Chlcato O. V 1 Southern Rr....
Chi.. Mil. Bl. r...ieit no pin...
....141
....48
....1S
.... 17
.... 10
.... (6
De Beers.
DenTer A Rio O
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do id pfd
Grsnd Trunk....,
Illinois Central..
70
10
. so
2
. 72
117
101
. 7i
110
, U
6
14 Southern Padfle.
48 Union Pacirlo..'. ..
17 do pfd
8 V 8. Steel
63 do pfd
46 wattesn
23 do pfd
160 Spanish 4
SILVER Bar. dull at 23d per ounce.
MONEY ftj per cenL
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 1 per cent; for three
months' bills, 1 5-1661 per cent.
Local Securities Qaotatlons.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Bums, Jr
July 12... T 85 I B 74
July 11... 7 67 49 S 74
July 14... 7 76 4$,
July IS... 7 $1 t $1 S 71
July 14... 7 3 S $7 S 7
Julv 17... 7 7$ S 44 S 71'
July 1S... S 40 g tWt
July 19... 7 76 S 741
July SO... 7 74 $83 S SO
Juljf $1 .... S 27 I
Sunday.
$ 641 S SS 4 R
S b S 88 S AS
S 47 0 11
S 641 S 1HI
S S6
iH 111
6 bl 6 J S 1h
S 47 5 Mr o w
S 57
5 M
6 61
S 62
I 24
6 16
S 17
6 SS
6 20
S S2
e
5 22
111 WJ EsatJII I " ,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r 8.
Wabash
Missouri Paclflo ...
l"nlm Pacific
C. & N. W., east...
C. & N. W., west...
C, Ht. P., M. A O., .
C, B. 4V Q., east...
C, B. & y., west...
C, H. I. ek f., east.
Illinois Central
C. O. W
Total receipts..
18
21
12
33
. $
.100
t
I
Zl 6 1
t
J7 4
10 ..
1
17 .. ,.
4
1 .. 1
S
"is ii i
f he disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Buyers. fame, iiojs. ontrp.
Omaha Packing; Co...
Swift and Company
Cudahy racking Co
Armour & Co
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy, from K. C
Armour, from K. C
Renton etc Co ,
Bchwarts-Boland
Hill & Hon
F. P. Lewis
J. 11. Bulla
U Wolf
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Lee Rothchlld
St. Louis Packing Co...
Evansvllle Packing Co..
Lobman
Smith A B
Hammond
Lay ton
Other buyers
S09
S.4
4'W
W3
'ira
2X18
IX)
'l27
49
12
15
25
t
150
86
150
7H2
1.274
I. 500
II, 88
2M
317
4
1,146
233
272
119
5T,9
129
65
614
Bid. Aaked.
p(!l'i.'.'.'.
100
9
6 46
17 18
111 6
W
8 100
7 8
M 100
100 101
t 100
3 44
41 II
4i 46
14 16
81 101
100 101
85 80
0
6 87
14 M
New York Life building, Omaha:
Alma, Neb., Municipal 6s
Cudshy Pscklng Co
Columbus, Neb., Electric Light 6s 1931.
Kansas City Ry. 6s 1813
Lincoln Trsctlon Is 13
Nebraska T. A P ts 1831
Nebraska Telephone Stock t
Omaha Oas 6s 1I1J
Omsh Eieo. L. A P. 6s 1121
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. 6s 114
Ornsba A C. n. Rt. Rr 6s :U
Omaha A C. B. Ry. pfd 6.
Omaha AC B. St. Ry. cam.
Omaha A 0. B. St. Ry. A B.
Ornal.a Water Co. 6s 1946.
Omaha B. ot T. Bldf. Co. pfd 4.
8outb Omaha Bower 4s 182
Sioux City Block Tsrds pfd 6
Trl-State Land, Srotte' Bluff
Union Stock Yards, Omaha, ....
Wright A W'ilhelmy 4 pfd
Bank Clearings. v
OMAHA, July 21. Bank clearings for to
day were $2,228,068.70, and for the corres
ponding date last year, $1,749,304.40.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 21. WOOL The quiet
usually resulting from the hot weather Is
noticeable In most quarters of the wool
market. Prices are firm, but no higher
than a week ago. The leading domestic
quotations are as follows: Domestic wools,
Pennsylvania fleeces; XX, 35Q36c; X. &3
84c; No. 1 washed, 40)41c; No. Z washed,
40 41c; fine unwashed, 274 28c; half blood
combing, 36c; three-eighths blood comb
ing, 3bc; quarter blood combing, 24j5o;
Delaine washed, S940c; Delaine unwashed,
3Ccj3Uc. Michigan, Wisconsin, New York
fleeces: Fine unwashed, JLtirXc; Delaine
unwashed, 81&32c; half blood unwashed,
30.'(3tk;; three-eighth blood unwashed, $4
36c; quarter blood, SZa'Ma. Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri: Three-eighths blood,
84u36c; quarter blood. 32&3SC. Georgia, 81
xSZi Georgia. SV&32c. Scoured values:
Texas fine 12-months, 72373c; fine six to
eight months, 65tfioo; fine fall, 6bv0c.
California: Northern, efvgtno; middle
county, 63&65c; fall free, 60&62C Oregon:
No. 1 staple, 72fi73; eastern clothing, $7(9
68c; Valley No. 1, 67(&5So. Territory, fine
staple, TSTSc; fine medium staple, tT7(9'72c;
fine clothing. 6Sj70c; fins medium, 65(i56o;
half blood. ti76tc; three-eights blood, 67(9
68c; qusrter blood. Stti68c; pulled extra,
70Ti74c; fin. 63S06c;A-superS, 65f2c.
ciT. LOUIS, Mo., July 21.-WOOL
Steady; territory and western mediums,
liiic; fine mediums, 21 St 4c; fine, 12&l8Vo.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 21. METALS Lon
don tin market was about 10s higher, spot
closing at 133 2s 6d, and futures at 133
12s 6d. The local market was steady and
higher also, with spot quoted at $2 OtVii
29.15. Copper advanced 3s 9d In London,
spot being quoted at 58 l&s. and futures at
514 fen 9d. The local market was iirm,
with holders asking higher prices. Lake wss
quoted at $13.2fy& 13.50, electrolytic at 412. 75 if
1300 and casting at $12.62trl2.S7. Lead
declined to 12 lis 3d in the London mar
ket, but remained quiet at $4.8ufi4.Sn lo
cally. Spelter was unchanged at $6,354)6.40
In the local market. The Iron market was
higher, with Cleveland warrants quoted at
4v 6d. Locally the market was firm; No.
1 foundry, northern. $17.2517 46; No. t
$16. Tuft 17 00; No. 1 southern and No. 1 south
ern .soft. $16.7Vtil7.25.
Soa-ar and Molasses.
SEW YORK. July Zl.-SCOAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining. $.45c; centrifugal, 96
ti-st. 3.9.; molasses aurnr. '.70c. Rflned,
steady; No. S, 4.35c; No. 7, 4 S0c; No. S. 4 ZSc;
No. 9. 4)c; No 10. 4 15c; No. H, 4 10c; No
12. 4tXc; No. 13. 4 00c; No. 14. 4.00c; con
fectioners. A. 4 65; mould A. Ti.ZOc; cut loaf
5.'V crushed, 655c; powdered, 6.26c; granu
lated. 4 fc; cubea, 6.10c.
MDLAaSES-Julet; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2v42c
I.I rer pool urala Market.
L1VERPOOU July 21.-WH FAT-Spot No.
2 red western, winter, nominal; futures
easy; July, s 6d; September, Ss d; re
ce in tier, hu 4d.
CORN Spot. stesdy: new Amerlcsn
mixi-d. via Galveston, 6s 2d: futures dull
Bptcmber, 5s 6d; October. Ss 6d
FLOUR Winter patents Head; loa,
Totals Z.652 S.S4S Z,6ii3
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
numbered 94 cars, as against 100 cars on
Wednesday of last week and 134 cars two
weeks ao. In other words, It was a mod
erate run for the middle of the week.
However, there seemed to bs svttlc,ent
cattle to supply the demand, which was
far from urgent.
The market on beef steers was very slow
throughout the morning. In fact, the trade
might best be described as slow to 10c
lower than yesterday. Here and there
something that Just happened to suit a
buyer may have sold at prices not materi
ally different from those that prevailed
yesterday. As a general thing, however,
the market was lower, as noted above.
A few oows and heifers sold early at
prices generally quoted as about steady,
but the general market waa slow to lOo
lower than yesterday.
There was quite a sprinkling of stockers
and feeders on sale. There was also a very
decent demand and ths market on desirablo
kinds was fully steady.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers, $6.6r.4r6.90; fair to god corn
fed steers, SO.SO&ti.Gu; common to fair corn
fed steers, $5.3CK)(6.30; good to choice year
lings, $6.50 6. f0; good to choice range
beeves, $5.0Ou6.50; fair to good range beeves,
j4.501J5.0u; common to fair range beeves.
$2.75(04.50; good to choice fed cows and
heifers, $4.4kt5.65; fair to good cows and
heifers, $3.30fr4.40; common to fair cows
and heifers, $1. T5&3.60; good to choice stock
ers and feedeis, $4. 255. 25; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $3.7594.25; common
to fair stockers and feeders, $3.00(3.75;
stock heifers, $3.25 3 65; veal calves, $3.50(9
6.7b; bulls, stags, etc., $3.Wu&-00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
16 731 6 16 8 1286 4 60
1 180 ( 60 64 16 6 66
40 1107 4 10 4d 1181 4 60
1300 4 20 88 1366 4 40
7 1230 4 16 16 871 4 70
40 1110 4 40 11 1d26 4 79
40 1241 46 1 6 70
67 121 45 14 1667 t 74
11 114 4 60 16 1644 I 70
COWS.
1 1001 I 46 16 144 1 60
1 Ill I 46 It STO 1 60
21 134 1 0 1 81 1 66
i 847 t 00 6 868 1 76
I 831 1 00 1 lloO I 80
7 811 1 06 I lilt 1 84
1 144 1 10 1 1081 1 80
11 831 1 10 1 1060 4 10
i V71 1 20 12 883 4 It
4 804 1 IS 1 1068 4 44
t t 1 30 1060 4 64
Ul 1 36 11 1044 4 16
16 t4 1 40 11 1110 S 10
U 13 1 40 1 Use 6 1
I lit 1 60
HEIFERS.
14 tot 1 It 1 7M I 66
t 731 1 16 867 1 80
5 710 I SO 1 461 8 86
It 706 1 60 11 166 t 80
10 116 I 60 4 Ml 6 16
BULLS.
1 110 I 10 1 1100 1 40
1.. 1060 I 10 1 1030 1 60
1 113 1 It 1 1180 I 16
1 1040 1 K 1 1400 1 83
1 1040 1 IS 1 mo 4 00
I'ALVtS.
1 400 I 76 It 100 t 16
1 110 4 00 1 800 t 6
t 141 4 00 t 210 I 60
1 170 4 00 1.. 160 4 60
1 141 4 60 1 180 t 71
t 160 4 76 1 241 4 76
t 176 6 K 1 180 4 76
1 140 t 14 . 1 146 4 76
S 170 6 60 S 150 I 00
1 147 4 W
STOCK ER.-4 AND FEEDERS.
4 410 111 it It! 4 40
1 1st I If II 171 t 64
t 816 4 0 tl ISO 4 70
II 18 4 10 II IH) 4 70
14 4 M 14 1111 4 85
t 740 4 it 1 860 6 U
$7 COWS 867 S 70 26 COws 910 $ 90
1 bull 12ts0 $ 85 Z cows 70 Z 80
7 feeders.. 924 4 55 S cows 890 t 76
59 cows 8o2 8 70
rt 1 M B T . 7
71 . . . Ill n 7 7 . . fit 170 T 8
.' M lint 7 t 71 171 ... 1 M
64 I ll 41 Hi 6 17 ... 7
II ?U . . 7 84 M J7 4(1 7 84
40 ri 40 7 16 tt 178 ay 7 8.
C it ... f o - j 40 7
4 ... 1 46 7f ill ... 7 K
SiiKKl Today s trade was m many r
speils a repetition of yestrmey live mut
ton market. Receipts. hoeei. weie llgnt,
but tliere wss not nun h difference In .he
kind and assortment of stock ottered.
It was a good, active market, with prices
ranging from strong to 10c right r While
there was but a small percentaxe of spring
lambs among supplies, this class of offer
ings did not meet with as good a demand
as sheep stock and the spring trade as a
result was rather draggy. The general
market, however, was In a very satisfac
tory condition, viewing It from a seller's
standpoint, and most of the pens were
cleared at an early hour. Four loads of
Nebraska ewes brought $4 75 and Wyoming
wethers and ewes, the same kind that sold
at $4 75 yesterday, were weighed up today
at $4 SS.
Quotations on range sheep nd lambs:
Good to choice spring lambs, $7 50JJ8 00;
fair to good spring lambs. $,S.Vfr7.50; good
to choice yearlings. $5 4vfi5.90; fair to good
yearlings. $5 00fi5 40; good to choice weth
ers. $4 706.25; fair to good wethers, $4 SM
4 70: good to choice ewes, $4 40ft 4 86, fair to
good ewes. $4 104. 40.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
4f.Z western ewes, feeders M
SHJ western ewes 115
436 western ewes 115
171 Wyoming ewes snd wethers 90
23. Wyo. wethers and yearlings 100
Zn Wyo. wethers and yearlings 98
2..1 Wyo. wethers and yearlings S
T2 Wyoming ewes, culls 0
19 Nebraska spring lambs 54
4 Nebraska spring lambs, culls 4
40 Nehraska spring lambs, culls 42
10 Nebraska ew-es 92
Pr.
$ TS
4 75
4 7S
4 00
4 HI
4 SS
4 as
I r
7 10
6 A)
5
4 40
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Story of nay's Trading; la Cattle,
Hona and Sheep.
CHICAGO, July Zt.-CATTLE-necelpts.
16.000 head: market steadv to strong,
steers, $6.W7.6; cows, St.OtrfrTvSO; heifers.
$3.flO&.S0: bulls, $3.404.85: calves. $3.00
8.50; stockers and feeders, $S.751t6.15.
HOGS Receipts, 20.000 head; market 5c
to 10c higher: choice heavy $S 25T. 35 ,
butchers, SS.lf.lfS 30; light mixed, $7.70-7 85;
choice llcht, $8.0(Vfig.a; packing. $7.9tVfiS.10;
pigs, $5jv7 fi6; bulk of sales, $7.707.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000
head; market stendy; sheep. $400ifjo.40;
lambs, $6.6018.25; yearlings, $4.506-00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 2L CATTLE Re
ceipts, 9.000 head, Including 8.500 southerns.
Market weak to 15c lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $1J.30W7.16: fair to
good. S4.50rufl.S5: western steers. S4.Zi1f6.S
stockers and feeders, $3 25Ji6.25; southern
steers, $3. 4nif. 25 ; southern cows. $2.8o-(i 4.tM;
native cows. $2 257i5.00: native heifers. $3.50('i
7.00: bulls. $2.7Mi4.3.".; calves, $3 60ff7.2o.
HOGS Rece tits. 8.000 head. Market o'O1
10c lower: top. S8.00; bulk of !. $7.60
7.90; heavy, n.Wrt'K 00; packers and butch
ers, $7.7037.06; light. $7.4tva7.85; pigs, ItvSf
7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6 000
head. Market steady; lambs, $H IWff 7.75;
yearlings. $4.50(If5.50; wethers. $4 (KW5 35:
ewes. $3.2&36.00; stockers and feeders, $2.75
4.75.
St. Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July Zl. CATTLE Receipts,
6.500 head, Including 3.000 Texans. Market
was steady to 10c lower: native shipping
and export steers, $ti.irv67.10; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $6.535.20; steers under
1.(100 lbs.. $4.4036.75: stockers and feeders,
$3.254.R5; cows and heifers. S3.40fr4.80; can
ners. $2.002.50; bulls. $3.50&.00; calves.
$5,500-8.00; Texas and Indian steers, SS.tOfl'
6.10: cows and heifers, $2.30(94.85.
HOUS Receipts. 4.400 head. Market was
steady; pigs and lights, $6.75(7t8.00; packers,
$7 8fri8.10; butchers and best heavy, $8.15
8.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.600
head. Market steady; native muttons, 13.60
474 75; lambs, $6 007.90; culls and bucks,
$2.50(56.00.
HOGS The market opened strong to 5c
higher this morning on the best grades of
snipping nogs, uulte a number of the best
loads in sight sold on this basis, bringing
prices irom i.id to ti.w. The packers, on
the other hand, were very slow and it was
lata in ths morning before buyers would
even try to do business. Uy the time ihey
started out advices from other market
points were less favorable and Dark.'n'
bids were generally 10915c lower right from
the beginning. As might be expected,
salesmen were bsckward about making any
such radical concession and It was very
much later than usual before any number
of bogs on ths packing order had changed
hands.
In spite of every effort that they could
maae to noia up values sellers were forced
to cut loose on packers' terms; that Is, at
prices ivnuc tower man yesterday. A
good share of the late bogs sold around
Ii iwj i , ana pretty good hogs at that.
A feature of the trade today waa the
discrimination against heavy hogs, buyers
appearing to prerer ma ngnt and medium
weights. Thus choice heavy hogs sold
early at $7 .88. while shippers paid as high
as tl.TO mr lanry ugniweignis.
Representative sales
Me.
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tl..
13..
64..
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44..
6...
18..
10...
77..
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12...
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II..
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...13
...2I
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...31
...111
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..23
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...S44
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40 7 40 71 844 44
a T 72 !24 . .
44) T M 44 !84 120
i(.i 7 fj ei jo 40
120 7 60 71 237 ...
... 7 60 2t 44
40 7 Ii2v 61 2t 100
120 7 42 71 ti so
In 1 67 231 ...
10 t US 41 til M
... t 45 1 171 ...
... 7 M mt 4
40 t 48 71 US 10
80 T 66 41 214 so
IN U 70 tI3 40
.. 7 64 4l J0 40
120 T 46 W 187 140
80 1 46 17 Its 140
440 7 46 t7 J-.7 4,,
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... 7 46 4 l to
... t 60 223 ...
M (41 4.'. ...
... I 65 6 217 to
... 7 64 16 3M . .
19 I (4 11 U ?
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T 7V4j
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7 7
T 67
t 70
7 7
7 70
7 7
1 7
? 76
r 7i
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7 Tt
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7 Ml
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T 10
1 s0
St. Joseph LIT Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 21. CATT LE Re-
celpts. 1.800 head; market steady; steers,
S4-506'7.00; cows and heifers, $2.60.76l
calves, $3,5047.50.
HOGS Receipts. 4,600 head; market
steady to c5c lower; top, $8.00; bulk of
sales, S7.70fc7.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Kecetpts. l.uuo
head; market steady; lambs, $6.50(88.00.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., July 21. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, $00 head; mar
ket steady to weak; beeves, $5.507.00; fat
cow s. $4 0m&'6.00; grass cows, $3.26(Ji4.26;
feeders, $3.75&4.75; calves and yearlings,
$a.00ii4.00.
HOGS Receipts, 4,600 head; market 6c
lower; range of prices, $7. 4557. 80; bulk of
sales, J7.5t.ftf7.60.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts at the six principal western
markets yesterday were:
cattle. Mors, eneep.
South Omaha 2.000 7.W Z.4O0
St. Joseph 1,800
Sioux City 800
Kansas City 9.000
St. Louis 6.500
4.500
4,500
8.000
4,400
1.000
6.000
4 600
18,000
16,000 20,000
S5.100 49,680 81.000
Staple anal l aser Prod are Prices Para
wished hy Ilayera anal Wholesalers.
Rl'TTER Creamery, No. I delivered to
th retail trade in l ib. cartona. Tic, No.
t In t-lb. tubs, 27c; No. S, In 1-lb. car
tons, 26c; lu GO-lb. tubs, 24c; packing stock,
Vc; fancy dairy, tubs, lllfJZc; common
W. fresh made, lVrilb'c. Market change
every Tuesday.
EGGS-Fresh selling stock, candied, sou.
No storage stock In Omaha market.
CHEK8K Finest v lsoonsln full cream.
twins, 16c; Young Americas, 4 In hoop,
16c; favorite, s In hoop, ltk daisies, $0 in
noop, li'o; cresm brick, full case, 15o;
block Swiss, 15e; full cream llmburger, liio.
POULTRY Hrollers, 16c; alive, sprints.
13c; hens, 110 ; cocks, 9c; ducks, loo;
gtese, 6c; turkeys, 15o; pigeons, per dot..
65c; guinea fowls, per dot., $2 60; squabs.
per do , $2. Pressed hens, lie; springs.
imiJUc; cocks, hc; ducks, lie; geese, liwc:
turkeys, 22a.
FISH Fresh caught, almost all ar
dressed: Halibut, 8c; buffalo, Sc; trout,
12c; bullhead!, Mo; catfish, 17c; crapples,
sunflsh, t9o; black bass. S5c; whlteftsh,
l.V; pike, 12c; salmon, 14c; pickerel, 10c;
frog legs, S5c. Fresh frosen: Whltsfish, No.
L 10c; round, 9c; pickerel, dressed and
headless, 7o; round, 6o; pike, dressed, 10c;
round, 9c; red snapper, 12c; Spanish mack
ere), 18c; native mackerel, 3&c each.
MEAT CUTS NO. 1 rtOS. lStc: NO. Z
ribs, 13c; No. $ ribs. o; No. 1 loin, 17c;
No. $ loin, 14c; No. $ loin, 10c; No. 1
chuck, c; No. S chuck, $c; No. $
chuck. 4c; No. 1 round, 10c; No. $ round,
9c; No. S round. 9c; No. 1 plats, c;
No 2 plate, 6c; No. S plate, 4c,
rltc.cn I Hl 1 IB Florida pineapples. IK
to 4"s. $2.76 per crate; grape fruits, 34 size,
pnr box, $5; 46 size, $5 50; 64 site, $6; ba
nanas, fancy select, tl.lMU3.uU
CITRUS FRUITS Lemons, $3.504.50.
oranges, $2,7644 00.
VKGETA 1ILK8 Kansas sweet potatoes.
$2.76 per bbl. celery. Michigan, ZSc bun.-h;
smaller, 60c. Cabbage, home grown, lo
per lb. Wisconsin Red Globe onions, lc
per lo. l aurorma cauliflower, J.I per
crate. Tomatoes, Tennessee. 4 baskets, S.Vi
90c; crate, $4.00. Lettuce, per dot., 30c. Par
Bnips. turnips, carrots, 75c per dozen. Flor
id new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips,
etc., per dot., 76c.
POTATOES New, $1.20 bu.
HIDES No. 1 green. 10c; No. 1 cured. 11c
Chicago
Totals
Live Stork Gossip.
Those having mixed loads on today's
market were W. H. Brown, Seward; C. L.
Kerr. Botna. Ia.; W. P. Fishbaugh. Shen
andoah, la.; Otto Pecker, Belgrade; Her
man Flcke, David City.
Point; Gus Sohroeder, Hosklns; J. O.
Ward, Louisville; J. B. Roberts, Pierce;
C. H. Kruse. Silver City, lA.; W. Phil pot,
Murray; C. P.lemond, Loup City; C. Mor
nam, Havelock; R. Roggenbach, Wlsner;
Georare Meisner. Shelton.
Cattle receipts Included the shipments of
G. Nansel, Callaway; tl. starman, uuagn;
William Muruhv. Wlsner: U. i. Tierney,
Ansley; C. E. Lawson, Hyannls, F. Stans-
bie, Hyannis; C. a. Jones, Aiainson, j.
f'ariann Stromsburg: P. A. Jacobson,
Marquette; F. Wagner, Dunning; M. Mc-
Ueth, Brayton; William ijennmga, icnnain,
Ta : .7 s. Gill. Tekamah: E. D. Gould.
Bravton; Butterfleld & Son, Magnet: P.
Allison, J. Meetler, Marsland; H. P. Era
pie, Maxwell; H, Huntetnan, Avoca, la.;
'. C. Dolan, Maxwell; Connelly Bros.,
Scott's Bluffs; Coyl & Hann, Gregory.
S. D.
A m. fine- those marketing hogs were H. W
Jolinnon, Osceola; O. Olson, Waverly; R. J.
Suhr, Pender; 11. Blemera. Wlsner; Greg
ory Co-operative Live Stock association,
Gregory, S. D. ; Oliver Olson, North Loup;
. 7 ii- i. rtitw t - . r . a tcaa.
A. .1. . Cl III, I 11 . r. . vi,;, - , " '
ham. Wlnside: Otto Ostenberg. Malmo; Ar
cadla Cooperative Co., Arcadia; Malone St
Love. Wlota. Ia.: E. M. Brass, palmer;
A. Malskelt, Sliver City, Ia.; I D. Watson
A Son. P lger: H. w. uioseon s Co.,
Sholes; Cedar Rapids Elevator Co., Csdar
Rapids; O. O. Hetrlck. Palmar; W. H.
McGarglll, Imogene. Ia.; F. S. Davis, Col
umbus; J. B. Carter, St, Edwards; William
Cantv & Co.. Logan. Ia.: Daniels & K..
Bancroft; O. W. Davis, Lyona; Bedlent
Bros. Co., Polk; J. C. Wilson, Bt. Edwards;
L. W. Ray. Battle Creek; William Bourke,
Murdock: A. Carlson. Sumner; J. H. Ash,
Weeping Water; Schlnstock Bros., West
Cotton Market
NEW YORK. July Zl. Th cotton mar
ket opened firm at an advance of 713
points.
Futures opened firm; July, 12.16c; Au
gust, 12.14c; Reptember, 12.20c; October,
12.22c; December, 12.25c; January, 12.22c;
March, 12.2oe: May, 12 29c.
Spot closed quiet, 36 points lower; mid
dllng upland, 12.36c; middling gulf, 12.60c
no sales.
Futures closed feverish; July, 11.82c; Au
gust, 1180c; September, 11.82c; October,
11.84c; November, 11.83c; December, 11.87c;
January, ii.hc; ftiarcn, ii.tsoo May, n.soo.
GALVESTON, July 21-COTTON Steady,
12c.
ST. LOUTS, July Zl COTTON-Steadv:
middling, 12c. Sales, none; receipts, 17$
bales; shipments, 181 bales; stock, 22,419
oaies.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. July 21.-OILS-Cottonseed
oil, firm; prims crude, nominal; prime yel
low, soDvtfa.w; eepiemner, tiic. flora; Pe
troleum, steady; refined. New York,
18 26 fniiaaeipnis and Haiti more. Sft.IO
Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk, $4.70
Turpentine, quiet, 49o.
RoSIN Firm; strained, common to good
e ev.
OIL CITY, July 21. OHy Credit balance.
si M. nuns ziiuxg nsrreis; sverag 148 739
Shipments 831 241; average 198.03S.
SAVANNAH. Ga., July Zl TURPEN
TINE Firm; 4f.e.
ROSIN-FIrm; B, I8 0O9S.0S; D, $3 15tMZ6
E. $16j08S.70; F, $37563.85; O, $3.8083.96;
H. $4 00(&4.2O; I, $4 30; K, $5.00: M. ii
d.su; 3N, ao.oao.w; nu, ... (u; w v , t ou.
4 of fee Market.
NEW YORK. July Zl COFFEE Futures
closed steady, um hanged to 6 points higher.
Sales were reported of 5.5tl0 bags. Including
July at 7.06fi 7.10c. September at h.Wn. 75.-
unuocr at t w, iecemner at 6 Hoc and May
I at 6.1i4j6.46o. fiyot market quiet. No, $ Klo,
VtjTVc; Snntix N
Ccrilova. 1mi12c.
4. r. Mild, quirt;
47 VI Ml A tiKr.ini, MARKRTS.
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. July 21. DRY GOODS The
dry goods market was moderately active
during the day, many buyers being In from
dirterent sections of the country. Trading
In cotton goods and yarns waa hampered
somewhat by the fluctuations and uncer
tainty in the raw material markets. Knit
goods buyers ars moving freely.
Oil Goes Puna A train.
RARTLESV1LLE. Okl Julv Zl. -The
Prairie oil and Gas company today an
nounced an additional reduction In the
price of Oklahoma and Kansaa crude oil.
The price Is now 86 cents.
Mllrranke Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 21. WHEAT No. 1
northern, $l.S5jl.Sti; No. Z northern. $1.33?
1.34; September, $1.08.
UATo-620,
BARLEY Samples, 6W67c
Peorle Market.
PEORIA. 111.. July 21.-CORN Higher:
No. S yellow, 724itf72!c; No. 3 yellow, Tirf
72c; No. 2, 72c; No. 3, 71c; No. 4. 6So.
OATS Active; No. Z white. 50c; No. 3
white. 48ii49c; No. 4 white. 47448c;
standard, 49c.
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI
15743. Fruit Dispatch Company against
Glllnsky. Appeal from Douglas. Affirmed.
Hose, J.
1. By means of letters exchanged In due
course of mall parties may make a con
tract in writing without inserting an or
Its terms in a single Instrument, and n
receipt describing a definite printed agree
ment and accepting its provisions msy per
form the office of a letter In that respect.
i. A special finding of a Jury that a
contract printed In the back of a book con
taining a cipher codo and embodying uni
form conditions of sale was executed by
an Importer of tropical fruits and a whole
sale dealer therein, held to be sustained
oy the evidence In the record.
3. An agent acting within the scope of
his apparent authority, though outside of
his authority msy bind his principal by
acts affecting innocent third parties.
. w litre the lowa statute of frauds is
pleaded in Nebraska to defeat an lowa con
tract trie law of that state controls as to
such defense.
6. Sutijict lo exceptions a general rule
applicable to sales in that a delivery to a
carrier is a delivery to the purchaser and
consignee.
6. On a record showing that a whole
sale dealer in tropical fruits at Council
Bluffs ordered a car of bananas from an
Importer, knowing It was being shipped
northward from the seaport at New Or
leans under a bill of lading not disclosing
a destination or consignee, the trial court
properly held that the title was transferred
In the hands of the carrier and the ba
nanas delivered to the purchaser as soon
as his name as consignee and the proper
destination were Inserted in the order,
there being no contrary agreement and the
piouc snowing thai the bananas at the
time compiled with the order as to Quality
and condition.
itii5o. rtrunke against Gruben. Anneal
from Nuckolls. Affirmed, Root, J.; Reese,
C. J. absent and not sitting.
1. If a garnishee answers that It Is In
debted to the execution defendant who
does not resist the proceedings, and a thlid
person intervenes and claims the account,
the burden Is UDon the Intervener to es
tablish his title to the fund In litigation.
. umcere are presumed to act according
to law, and where an execution was Is
sued and returned "nulla bone" on the
26th, and a summons In garnishment sued
out the same day, but the evidence falls to
establish whether the first named writ
was returned before the latter one was
Issued, It will be presumed that the sum
mons In garnishment was sued out sub
sequent to said return.
iix.li. uooh against ntcago, nurungton
A Quincy Railway Company. Appeal from
Webster. Affirmed. Rose, J.
1. Where a lurv is Dasslnr on Issues nt
fact properly submitted by Instructions
renders a verdict supported by sufficient
evidence, It will not be disturbed on ap
peal, unless manifestly wrong.
z. un appeal a Judgment should not be
reversed for a ruling which Is In no way
prejudicial to the rights of apppellant.
LioOT. The Ketidall-Sm th Comoanv aaalnat
Lancaster County. 'Appeal from Lancaa-
ter. Reversed and remanded. Rose, J.;
Fawcett. J., dissenting.
L "Where sdjolnins land owners nlara
fences and plant trees along the line be
tween tnetr lands in such a way as to
leave an Intervening space for public
travel, and with the Intention that It be
used for that purpose, and tha tmhlln
enter upon and use the Intervening space
as a highway and continue In such um
and enjoyment thereof for almost twenty
years, It will be regarded aa a highway
by dedication." Cassldy against Sullivan.
75 Neb. $47.
Z. Deviations of twenty feet from the Una
of puhllc travel to avoid mud, pools, ob
structions or encroachments will not neces
sarily prevent the establishment ot a high
way by prescription, where th roadway
has been used without Interruption or sub
stantial change for more than ten years
S. Prescriptive rights of the public in a
road are not necessarily limited to the
beaten track.
KiOii. Wllber against Reed. Appeal from
Gage. Reversed. Barnes, J.
1. That the part of section 8606 of chap
ter xxxvll of the annotated statutes, au
thorizing the city councils of cities of th
first class to appoint a second set of as
sessors, which requires tkfm to proceed on
the day following their appointment to
mret at the place designated for th meet
ing of the first board of assessors, and
proceed without further notice to appraise
the damages to th owners of property,
condemned for park purposes, is uncon
stitutional, because It amounts to th tak
ing of private property for publlo us with
out du process of law.
1 Proceedings for th condemnation of
property under th provisions abov set'
forth may be enjoined.
K205. Stat exrel Johston agslnst Barton.
Original mandamus Peremptory writ al
lowed. Root, J.; Ros dissenting
1 The stat publlo school for dependent
children referred to In sen at fU No. $50.
chspter . laws of Nebraska, 1908, Is
Identical with th 'Horn for th Friend
less" and th appropriations mad by th
lerirlatur for aald school ar speejfl ap
propriations for th support of aald Institu
tion, whether described aa th Horn for
ths Friendless or the stat publlo school.
Herbert E. Gooch Co
Broken and Dealers
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Omaha Office I tie ST. T. Lie S14bj.
Stall Telephone. Doaglas Ml.
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