THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. .It'TVY 2. 1910.
CRAIHSD PRODUCE MARKET
..Seditions Hare -Sot
' Changed in Spring
Materially
Wheat.
HOLDERS OF C0BJ7 AB.E SELLEJQ
x
Meakesjo with- Wkrai mm Pr-
Met tea ( rthewers rreisaat Seaae
Shrt kHiir-Cuk Cars
la flaw.
snort, rmrt:
Blears, lift JJ'-i,
JUILIRT Fteady;
spnnss, laoisc; turkeys,
lie: cm, HVc.
BT'TTKR Firm: cretMnery,
tAKia teady. 15c-
Receipts.
Flour, bbla ". .
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu a.g a
Oats, bu 14.000
clear ribs. rtl&TH; short
chickens. IS c.
lkl3c; ducks. f
. Shipment.
7.10i
so.?.
j'ith
olVcorri
OMAHA. July 19. 1910.
rre was general pressure on th wheat
m-trae, resulting In a alump In price from
last night's close.
C'onoit.ons have not materially charred In
tlia spring wheat belt, but tne muvviiunts
of new winter wheat has "4 depressing effect.
the weatier wheat market holders
krorn were. inMiaai -. ...ii iiicir hold
ings. ar,4 prices ratu-d off. as support was
lark ins; to take offerings-.
Early wheat . cattle were utnoted. and
heavy selling tm cooler weather In the
northwest and toe Martins of a heavy
movement of new Winter wheat featured
the weaker wheat market today. Closing
values wera lHe under yesterday.
t orn weakened with wheat and showery
prediction, by foreoasters west of tha Mis
sissippi river pmmpted soma ahort sellintf,
C asn corn, was alow and samples war of
fered Vtc. to Vc lower than yesterday
Primary wheat receipts wera iXi.UUw bush
els and. shipments wera 174 WW buahela
against receipts laat ye of 426,JU9 bushels,
and hlpment3rtTf-rj4.w bustrais.
Primary corn rccelpia were R.0t bush
els and ahlpmema were M7.UW buahels
against rei-elpta laat year of 67S.O0O buahela
and shtpmnta of aw.ono bushels.
Clearances 1UO buahela of corn. (M
buahela M oat. and a bear and flour equal
to 77.W9 buahela.
Liverpool cloaed- lower on wheat
and unchanged on- cern.
Local rang -of. options: " "
Articles. KppeR.T High. JUw. I Close-l Taa'y.
Wheat
July..
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Corn-
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WB4THER I THE ORAIX IELT
Fr4Ielaa la far Fair, with l.llll
Caauaata la Tewatratare.
OMAHA. Neb.. July 19. 1310.
An area of hih presaurs bvenlea tha
central and eastern poitlvoa of the coun'ry.
witu tls creat over tha upper Miaaisa:ptl
vahey and upper lake region. A alight
barometric depreealon eai.nu. from tha r
trema uppr Mlasourt vailvy down tna
eutern Kocky mountain alope. and over
tin aouthwrat. and Una deptesKion la fol
lowed by an area of higher praure mur
ing In over the northweat. F-howers vc
currt within Uia laat twenty-four hours
in the extreme upper Miaaouil vaiiey, and
were scattered aiong tlie eaatcrn Hoc ay
mountain aiope. Kain la failing this morning
l lialveaton. i Urleana. and Tampa,
aivd raina were general In the south Auan-
t.c amies aince the last report. Urneraiy
fur weather prevails In tne east, thu lake
region, and tnrougnont ti e central vaiiey
ar.U west, ai.d it will ruonably conlinua
fair In thia vicinity tonlgnt and Wednesday,
with not much change In temperature.
191 lime liwg u7
Minimum temperature 4 71 M CX
Precipitation 00 .W .00 T
Normal temperature for today. 77 degree.
Lficienry in precipitation since March 1.
1251 Inches.
Kxcees corresponding period In l.8, .30
of an lncli.
Exceaa corresponding period, la UWR. 3.01
mcne
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
f era 4 Wktal gtegtlaa SJaltetta.
For Omaha. Neh., for the twenty-foor
hours andtrg at I a. la. 7&th ooarlduta Unia,
Tuesday, July 19.1910-.
- OMAHA -DISTRICT. - '
Tempt Raln-
Btat:on. Max. ai n. falL
- Oaaaha Ca.h Prleea.
i WHEAT No. 1 hard, 02TT1 04; No. I
Lard. $l.ngi.02: N. 4 hard. 4til t; re
jected hafr,-SH;2c; Na a spring. ILOlfl-l fla;
o. 3 prltig. !outl.0; No. 4 spring, 9uf97c.
V-I ., bio; No. I ooUir, ii)Sc; No. 4 color,
Wf.i9c; No, 1 jrellow.S: No. t yellow,
ip.aosm; Ho. .4 yellow. WaoH-. No. 1,
No. f" 66BSie; . Na , iu48V)C ; no
grade, 4&srr,5c:,- -
OATS ntanilard. Vv; No. 1 white,
0c; No. , 4 white, 78c; No. 3 yellow, $-,&
ISc; No. 4 yellow, iti37c.
BARI.EY No. 4. 61v&oc; No, 1 feed, 619
Be: rejected. H-frtfc.
rm7Kro. 2, 70y7c; No. V 6S70c
J l arl.t Keeelwta.
-' W beac Corn. Oata
' 'cago k M . 330 zn
VI nnen polls v 173
-i'n 13 4 15
I'Lliltlt , 4(
Sky.
A ah land. Neb K7 5 .00 Clear
Auburn. Neb M W .00 Clear
Columbus. Neb... 85 58 .00 Clouilv
Culbertaon, Neb.. M 61 .00 Cloudy
Kairbury. Neb.... 87 M .00 Pt. cloudy
airmont. Neb... S3 M .00 Cloudy
Or. Inland. Neb.. M t .00 Cloudy
liartington. Neb. W M .00 Cloudy
Hastings, Neb.... 88 M .( Cloudy
Holdrtuu, Neb.... 84 0 .00 Cloudy
Oakdale, Neb 85 M .00 Cloudy
Omaha. Neb 83 M .00 Cloudy
Ttkamah. Neb M M .00 Clear
Alta. la 83 M .00 PL cloudy
Carroll, la 83 57 .00 - Clear
CUrinda. la. 84 U .00 Clear
Sibley, la 81 3 .00 PL cloudy
'Sioux City, la.... S3 Si .00 Clr-ar
Minimum temperature for twenty-four
period ending at I a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE.
No. of Temp.
SEWIORRSTOCRSASDBOSDS
Dealings of Day of TriTial Uature and
Stocks FnchanfftiiL
CAXADIAJJ PACIFIC AFFECTED
eatlaaeat la Ayerwe tm Revived
fit far raraaatlesi ( Carreavey
Aaaortattra Provided by lav
far ICaaerareaelea.
NKW TOR It July 19 Only llstleae at
tention was paid to any newa by operator.
Ln stocks tuuay and ao luuuormeiit was
lound tor tiuiiiig steps In tna maraet that
made a perceptible ertect on price., l.ie
amounts of tno deailna weie triviai.
C'anauian Pauitic was rather acutely
aflecled by the aympatnetic Influence o(
the strike on tne Urand trunk. That oc
currence seemed to dominate iwntiiiieiit
over the labor queetion to the excluoion of
tne aieeiuent on a baaia of aettieiuent be
twevnlhe Pennsylvania and ita employes
both east and west. Its influence waa en
hanced by tne uneasy feeling existing in
England over the dispute .over wagve on
aeiiie of the railroad system, while the
French railroads are ln the throes of a
like contention. i
Influences from the side of crop advices
were mixed. Movements In the cutton
market are accepted as pssslng phases of
a speculative campaign, rather than ac
curately reflective of- the state of supply
and Its promise.
Varlonn factors are combining to build
up the strength of the New York tanking
position, but the effect on aentiment In
the stork market Is modified by a disposi
tion to look askance at the revived move
ment for the formation of currency associa
tion e such as are provided In the law for
Issuance of emergency currency.
Heavy government diabursementa have
established a gain for the New York banks
on the operations with the subtrcasury
since the laat bank statement of S.dre.
Currency receipts from the Interior and in
coming gold shipments are to be reckoned
ln addition.
Bnds.. wera steady. Total sales, par,
S3.0f0.
I'mted Mate bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of aalea and leucine quotations
on stocks -wars:
subalrilarr .liver coin. 319.rcr.!W0; mim.
coin, tl.lw."M; total balance in genern
fund. ....
Hew Yarlt Market.
NEW YORK. July l.-MOXETOn can
easy at lVevS per cent; ruling rate. 24,
per cent; cluetng bid. JV per cent; offered
at IS per cent. Time loan eomewhat
weaker; sixty days, 311 per cent, and
ninety days. t&t per cent; six monUn, fco)
U per cent.
PRIMK MERCANTILE PAPER 64
per cent.
STERIJNO EXCHANGE Pi eady, wu.
actual business ln bankers Mils. 14 W"t
4A.ro for sixty-day bills and at M K0 Iji
demand. Commercial bills, 4.C4Wi.
doxm quotauona on ooods today war.
s followa: '
..!" Int-Mt. 4S
..l-lnt.-M-. Mar. 4.. '
..l"114Jpai 4s "
.. 1" aw W
..ii4tK. c is j. n
. 1HSI-. S it. 4. ( Wll MS
is HL N. un. 4. .7
l"VM.. K. m. T. 1M. ...
M ipei. 4S t M .
C. t. rv.
4e euaoa
t. S. fc. rt
do e.pn
C. S. 4a. rg
so enwpAe
AII1.-Cli.inwr. lat
Amv. Afri. aa. .
Am.. T. 4k T c. 4
Dlstrlet. Sutlona. Max. Mlru
Columbua, 0 17 78 ii ,
Louisville. Ky 19 90 Bfi
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 78 hi
Chicago. Ill ZS 80 52
St. Loats. Mo i IS Hi 54
les Marines. la.... 14 82 4
Minneapolis, Minn. 30 W S
Kanaaa City, Mo.. Z4 M si
Omaha. Nab lit 84 58
Rainfall.
.00
.60 1
.OOi
.oo :
oo '
.30
.00
.OOi
the
CHltAGtr VRAI AJiD FROVISIO.f S
' - '
Featamrvfrtf tfce Tnadlaa: sag Clewing;
I'flru... Beard of Trade.
CHIC.iW-M . AppUte for wheat,
apparently unending cf late, waa satlateU
tCKluy. ticneral rain In the Dakota, with
cotMer .weather elsewhere northweat, made
holders of high-priced grain repent and
transformed, lutending buyers Into sellers.
Crop letuma from the winter wheat coun
try were .increasingly, favorable atidr' more
tijn otiitt 'Wuliiin news from Kurope.
Cloning in-ip wre at a net deciiaeiof l c
tu Z'.c. 6tuer Wading m.plea ail- showed
a loee corn, 'a- to -itgjIiV oats, ,"4 to Sc,
and proviaions, -;v4) ia 15c Prenuuraa for
hard and i! Wit r wheat her have dis
appeared and Cvwnrfy acceptance were de
enneu because tit-rtta-break 3a furures. On
t r other hand. Husoian and French crop
a it vices were less optirnlsilo.. than hareto
- loie. and It waa aflU..X,'r.ac would be im
porting late iu; he iaeuii lAJuaaa.-.tip for
tne iiorta e.xpe..ttX7i- Hajr on "the.
strength of tiier'foie-ign 'news chiefly that
the m.Lrketbpened at the highest figure if
tTr- day. Xi.oKae;aA'aa practically at the
kfweet point of the session and weak at
thttu tk-piembor ranged, from $!.( to
ll.uS, f nlxlang 2c to Z'o down at lo6v
A better outlook for forage crops in
North liakota waa art lnfluencw ln weaken
In cwn. dmpKomtomr fluctuated hetween
rniu and . glueing at tW'i.. No. 2 yellow
clvl st 4u-
The ie-pteijitier option In oats varied from
S)e ro 3V?c and closed e off at 3c
belitaa . provisions were baMtd on the
; frej.run ?'. hijjfs. Pork closed at 17Vc to
het lower; lard, 7V to UVtfloc, sod
rlhe, lOo trf 12 V:
The leading futures ranged- as follows:
The only appreciable precipitation In
corn and wheat region within the laat
twenty-four hours was scattered showers
in Minnesota and the PaKotas. Tempera
tures continue moderate ln the eastern
portion of the corn belt; and nlmportajJt
change la shewn ln the western boxtion.
L. A. WFLSH
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
articles.. Ippen I j High. Low. Close. Tes .
TWeat V "T"1 T"' I
Wfc; 1M 111 I 14
us 1 05Jt 1 , 1 07S-4
U0i! 1 0".mil 7iH 1 tXt'-iS
1 r.-i i 'ir r ii i liis iuv-.
)J., ,141i-4
.ujt. -i
, f I ec. ,1 ff'-tl'S! 1
7 I i.- .
Corn f " cr.
July . I
fv;-s's
tVc.
HaV ' ;C0't-P,T
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MS
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Poi k
V !Pt.
Vit-i-
m
Ok l.
Rlts
July
t?ept.
Oct.
Jan.
tit
43M,, ... MSI
T-r.,.
21 M 21 56
I
405!
I
fiSl
' : CHi
a 1
U 32m
40'
411
21 35 21 524
U ST. 11 H
11 M 11 721
U 47H U 57
, 11 9T4
11 42WI 11 &zs ;
10 fCVA 10 9S I 10 97
is is
11 57 U S7V 11
11 72SI It 721 11 5T
u i:t rio i u 4&
11 SO 1 U U' II 57W
11 t 11 00
X0HI 9 J7H
. I I ' rr-
No. 2. r ' -
f'R.h rwotj.tlans were as follows' .
lIA4Ji-:"!rnu. winter patents. So.in;
W inter !rralpri. 4 Sor W; ir1n; patents,
bent hard. 0.7 0; pakera, 3.7uf4.30.
RYK No. 1. 777c.
BA RLHY Ked or wiixlnff. tfici fktr
to chiTc malting. 4J74c.
flv!SJ;4Flax. No. t southwestern, Iit3;
N I I northwestern, Siti " tlover, J11.75.
F rtOVISlViNS Me- pork, per bbl.. Jl-SOO
i.A Lard;, per WO lbs., tll.. Short rllw.
tildes. !oo. l.7r.l2.C,i. Short clear side,
boxed. l3 0OfilS.2.
1'uiai cltarnoes of Wheat and flour -were
eiiual to 77,(v mi. 'Primary receipts werel
iA.tiui bu.. compared with 42 U"" bu. the
comapending jiay - year ago. The world's
ieio;. aiuitk-v. -Hi al.ov.a by Bradstreet's.
d.j-reaMed o.rir.OOO bu.
EKtimated receipts for fomorrow: Wheat.
4 oar.; coin, 170 cars; oau. lid cars; hogs.
23.s) head.
ChiVagu Caa-i Prlcea Wheat. No. 1 red,
l.Wo.tl-": N. 3 re.1. l.!tll.l: N. -hatdv
r.oitat.lr M l hard, ILOTiuLlO;
Na. 1 northern nrln- tl.2ral.!r7; No. 1
northern aprinj;. tl.JOl.i; No. 3 spring-.
Iliiyjl.lM:. Corn, ,Nr cs. t'c; N 3
ca:i, SlttO-; No. . hitwi . a-: Na. 3
white. Ww: No'! yeillow. 4x-: No. 3 yel
low. tCc Oats. No. 2 cash. 43iiu44-: No. 3
hih.--flii to. 4 w hite. 40LatSc;
,anrtsrd, 4il4'Hc- ..
VtiTTKR .Crong: creameries , 24(i(3!c;
dirirt.-S.Ti JSU.
XEW YORK CEMERAL MARKET
ttaetatloaa ef the IHty am Varlowa
Casaaaatdlltles.
NEW TORK. Jnly 19. FLOUR Higher;
spring, patents. fa.inJ'a&.nb; winter atraighta,
94.4oto4.liO; winter p& tenia. 34.4a4.0U; spring
clears, 14.36434 0U; winter' extras. No. 1,
R7d'3.90; winter extras. No. 3. t3.j04jj.ta,
Kansas straigLts. 4.S4j6 16. Rye flour,
quiet; fair to good, S4.ltKn4.23; choice to
tancy, n.40t.4o.
COH.NMfc.Alj Steady ; fine white and yel
low, tl-4011. io; conrae, L4OtiLi0; kiln dried,
WHEAT 8pot, new No. 2 red, tL12,
elevator, to arrlre, ft If f., arid J1.14. f. o. b.;
No. 1 northern, tl.347, f. o. b. The cloae
waa lfj.'Jc net lower. July closed at 31.21,
September at 31.111 aad Leo ruber at ILUV
Iteceipts. 48,AW bu.
CORN Boot, easy: No. z. 71 "tc. nominal.
elevator, .domestic basia, 'to arrive, c L I.;
export No. 3. Tmc. f- o. b. Options were
without transactions, closing 'tc net de
cline. July closed at 71a and September
at 70c.
OATS Spot, quiet: mixed, 26 to 32 lbs.,
nominal; natural white, 20 to 33 Iba., 48f
Sic; clliiped white, 34 to 42 lbs.. Mal'c.
MAY aieaoy, prune. l.i;snpLi, No. 1.
n.l''l-a; No. 2, tl.lonrl.bi. No. 3, LUU4jl.U.
HIDES Easy; Central America, Zliw-Kc;
Bogota, 31'ffZ2"-
HoPel Kasy: state, common to ehoice.
l5-. l2ic; IMS, nominal; Paollc coast, 1,
lunrltic; lmSi, nominal. r
PKOVIsSlONS Por. steady; nitfi, 325.509
20.00; family, avM.0K2fiO; ahort cWar, t'4.oo
MJ- Beef, steady; meas. tl5-s0iflrl.o4; fam
ily, tl9.au&-'0.ou; beef haraa. JH.VJfj3a.iM. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. 1" to 14 lb4
tl'i.aW&W- pickled hams, tl-gl-5a. Lard,
steady; middle west prime, tll.3611.96; re
fined, steady; continent, 112.00; 8outh Amer
ica. H3.7S; compound, i.UW.7V.
TALLOW Steady; prime cuy, huds.. 6"c;
country. '4c.
CHEESE Quiet; state, whole milk, spe
cials. lBtu'lc; state, whole milk, fancy,
14Hc; state, whole milk, average prime,
UVaMHc; state, whole cream, fatr to good,
Uliri:; state, whole milk, common, irVtj
U-xc: skims, full to special. IS-aliWc
13UTTER Weaker; creamery, apeclals,
3"-,ric; extras, ZTifijac; thirds to firsts,
iijJ7c; state, dairy, common to finest, Z2w
27c; process, second to special, 224j; ii'tc '
tOcJH Firmer; fresu gathered, extra
first. IsrVUZlc.
POULTRY Steady; nearby broilers, tig
Be; fowls, Wc; turkeys. Huff 14c; dressed
quiet; western orouers, ;o; lowta, lty
lee; turkeys, 14620c
A)llaalmera ti
AnMlammataa Caopw
Amarvwn Aartrvii.r.1
AmertoMi Bet Ouaar ....
Amuicsn Can
American C. A F
Amirlru Cation Oil ...
Ainwlcaa H. A L. .W
AmnifU Ire SworltlM .
Amerleaa Lmm4 . .
Amerteul Lcoinottva. ...
AmemH 8. A R
American 8. A R. atd...
American Ste.1 KMr.
Ainerteaw sttsar Hef
Araericn Tob.cco pfd..
AmHiwn Wool.a
Anactm4a Miniag
AtcblKio ,
Atchlaoa pfd
Atlantic Cms Lin
Bthlm Stael
Brook lTt Rap. Tr
C.n.iM.n Pactrle
Ontr.1 .Lather
Cvnteai lMtbtr std
C.ntrml of N. J .x. dir.)..
Oiueaka A Ohio
Ciiomir Alto.
Chi. OU Wa. new
Oil. Gt. Wt aPid
Oil. N. W
Chi., .MIL A. St. r
C, C. C. A St. t,
Colo. Pu.l A Iran
ConjHlld.ta4 Gaa
porn Prodttot.
Del.var. H.4oo
DmT.r A Rio Ormnd.
D. A R. O. prd
DLUllers' Becorltlea
Brl.
Bria 1M pfd
Krla td pid
General Klertrts ...
Omt Northtrn prd
limt Northern ore, eUa
Illlnol. Central
IrHrbopou.h-M.t i.
Isterboroeah-Met. pfd ....
IntenutlonM Harvauar :-.
Inter, laartne pit. ..---...
lntmiation.i Fpr ......
IntamatloBul rwma
Iowa C.ntr.1 ,
K- Ci Rowh.nl
a. is. aoaiawn sw .....
UtlM.
LmtrXtta -A Nashai
Musn. A St. Utml.
11., St. P. A . 'St.. U..
M.. K. A T
M., k. A T.. ptd ........
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Nation.! Buwcnlt
National Lm4
New York Ontr.1
N. Y. 0. A W
Norfolk A WwMara
North. Amrlcin
North-n PuItM
Pacific Mail
Pmn.rlv.nia
Peopl.'. lia
Plilfc. C. C A St. I.....
Pttuburg Coal
Pnini StMi Cr
Pallmaa Palae. Car
Railw.r Sta.1 Spring ..
HMidinl
Rqiukll. 8tMl ptd
Ro k UUnd Co
Rock lsuna Ck pfd..c...
at. U A . F. M pld
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St. U 8. W. ptd
SloaS-SbtftUid A A 1..,.,
Southern Puine
asuth.nl Railwar ........
tsuthara Railwar pld ....
TennesMee Cop..r
Taua A Pacific
Tel.. St. U A W
TOI.. 8L U A W., pfd....
Gnloa Pacific
t'nioa Paclflo pfd
Uoitad 8taua Realty
t'nilad lui Rubber ....
I'niWd State. 8twl ...'
United But. Sta.1 pia ..
t'tmh Copper
Vlrginm-cu-alins Chain ..
W.oah
Viaub pfd
Wotarn Maryland
WauinKhoae. kleatrle
Wwtnw taioa
WhMiiag A Laaa Erie ....
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ales. High. Low.
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rvn. laic. st.. u - . tr. f- 4. n
W....W1 do ten. . - MS
T 4 ft. U-J'W. 4. '
70 do let foid 4...M .
i4kSwbuard A. i.-4.df. T3
190. pac1flo-icot W.. ".
4. 1 do c. 4. ' ...-at:
4. n riq n twf kih
.. ft So. Rallw.T at - lvl
,.l TT jf (an. 4a. . 14
.. S fnloo Parifia 4e ...lout.
4U,. ar- Vfilon Paclne-Tr. 4a.:ni2
Dol. A Had.CT.4a. MS "Mo 1st A lf. 4... V.
A R. O. 4s 3tr; 9. Rubber 4a ..itrlH,
4tni.ii ni'. a. attwi ss u..ivi
Dl .tiller, o. St eVa.-4.'ar. Chem. ia.. N
Brie pr. I. 4. WhMh lat 4a. 107V
do ti- 4a fa do 1 A x. 4a.. 44j
de cv. 4. aw. A., at wm, Ml. 4a . U
Mo aw. B at Vat fcien. sr. a... K"4
n;an. lc. cr. ia. .1SS Wla. Caatral 4a 1
L O. lat ref. 4...
Bid. Offerl.
t Ma. Pas. or. la rtta HH
New Yark Car O.af.tlaas.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan A Brvan. members New York
Stock exchange, 31a South Sixteenth street,
Omaha: '
. 14 Grown, uaaanea
. lMttrow 4
2 l-lNda Cm.......... 14
. U4Nwwbeaa ... U
, lOhlo Coppw 1
. U F.wbM. Coalition... 1
. 1 Rr Cwitr.1 Is
. 45 Swift Pita, Co 1W,
. a swrw-Roeback .... Ii4
. SHSupwrtwr A Pttta
. (Tntiopaa Mining It
. ySTrinltr Copww
.. IS North Lab. ; 1
,. isBohemla 4tt
MAUA LIVE STOCli Mnltl
Receipt of Cattle Art larger and
' Valtiei Are Lower.
HOGS AiE STEADY TO STRONG
applies Are Akaal Naaalaal, with
' Pereeataae ef Ilea. lee lireater
Tkaa M.sd.r Aheep 4ae-
. tatlwaa Are gteady.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 19, 19W.
Keceipts were: Cattle. Hog. Soewp.
llclal M.maay
.atimate Tuesday......
.ao days in is week..
mini day last week....,
iiimt day t week. ago.
-a me day 3 weeka ago.,
ame day 4 weeks ago..
oame day last year..
. S.27-J 3."i li.-J
. .M 7.0 ULiVal
.16.0.4 10.7wt 4.M
.7: 9.740 24.41.
3.J1 2.7i a.i
4 19.412 11.77
9.0J0 la.lM U.H2
7.9U2 9.W49 11.21
The foiiowiiia table ahows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at tsoutn Oraana lor
the yeaj- to date as compared with last
i ear:
lil. l"t- lnc. Dec.
battle lo.l 4C.774 32.107
nugi . U.t l.tsi.7:a s,ai
sluep 7a4.0u ni0i3 71.007
The following table shows the averags
prices of hogs at bou'h Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
Dates. 1910. 19t.13a.19tC.ilia.il90t.I3(t.
July
tuiy
July
Juiy
July
- u.
j uiy
July
i U1V
July
Juiy
uiy
July
7...
I.
77 7 all
! T to.
10... I 'llli
U... S 44
f I 4aj ! 1
4 S I 741 a tSI O
U, iA l u
SatswtititkeKl
4i i eS 4 46 k 111 5
I k 74, ) 4 a
f 4 i J4i 4) awl a 3l 4 tt
a 43 14 ill 4 471 I II
4 31i 5 711 6 13
a ao-ai 7 4&4
14... I S, 1 7tt
ls...l Vl T IC
18... 9 37. 7 sal
17.. .1 I 7.741
Is. ..j 3 35S i44w6ia3i5wbt31
19. .. 3 3r 7 7 a 34, 4 eli i hi, 4 la
4 371 4 7-l 4 S(H 4 19
4 441 6 7-1 el w Sw
b'luday.
Receipts and disposition ef free stock at
the i-'nion Stock Yards, etouih Omaha, for
the twenty-tour hours ending 111 p. a
Monday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Bay Statee Owe.
Butt. Coalition.
ceto,
Onno ....
ChuW Cona.
Frartien
D.Tla-D.lv
Ely Central
Ely Cooa
Franklin
fltroux
Oold field
Goldflold
uoldflald
Con.
Florenc. .
Daisy
Lrfsaalem 8 lock. Market.
LONDON. July 19. American securities
opened steady and a fraction above parity
tnriav. The market was not supported dur
ing the early tsadlng, a'M tha active is
u... declined. At noon the tone was steady
JJ . and prices ranged from Sc above to
TTVt . below yesterday s New York closing.
C. M. A St. P 4 1 .. 1
Missouri Pacific T 4 .. ..
Union Pacitlc 77 24 11 4
C. A N. W., 4st 13 i.
C. at N. W., waet 34 M 39 ..
C. St. P., M..A 0 6 4
C, U. A east t 1 J
C, H. St VI , tt 2 2S 3
C. R. 1. A P., east.... 2 .. 1
C. R. 1. A P.. west... 8 1
Illinois Central l 1
Chicago Gt, Western. 1 1 .. '1
Tout receipts 272 log OS 16
3.000
'ii
14t"4j
lavs
KK14
a
7S4.
244j
71
44
!4:i
m
7S
Kaaiaais City Orala k.4 Prww-tslaaa.
KANSAS C1TT. July 19 WHEAT July,
tliS: September. 31.00,; December, 31.02 a,
Caah: 't'Olc lower; No. 3 hard. 31.04U410;
No. 3 mixed. Il.ul . No. 3 red, 41.v4ttf
l.t; No. 3. S1.021 103'a.
CORN July, blc; September, 5&59ic:
December, 6"b4544jc. Cash: Unchanged
to Vi'tC lower; No. 2 mixed, 63c: No. 3,
lc: No. I white, aVkjjtiic; No. 3. 44c
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 41Q4Sc;
No. 2 mixed, 3iOJ7c. .';
HY E No. 2. 7.it7oc.
HAY Unchanged to SOcfitl.oO higher;
choice timothy, 314.wul.5; ehoice prairie.
lll.j0ifU.7a.
tti. 11 tK-creamery, extras. zatc; nrsta,
ttc; seconds, tie: packing stock, 2-c.
EGOS Firsts. 34.10; jocund. J 00: cur
rent receipts, new cases. 14 no; miscellane
ous. fXiij.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 21.w K4.0H0
Corn, bu 2b.0fi0 23.0HO
Oats, bu l.OW 4 0uC
at
lite;
t-:Ci 4Haoipta. l.Jfi3 rases
ca.es lnclvUed. lOfjlto; f-sts.
firsts. 1C. .
Ctw2KiH Strong :' daisies,
tttma. luliVM- vminty Amancas,
long horna, . lot l.'.o.
IHTTATOliS Atrotig: rheioe to
ijn,-c: fair to kcmmI. ajjrioc.
1"OULTrtiVteaJy; turkeys, 20c
4n. live fowls. Uc; springs, lac
mark,
prime
lnyic:
15lkc;
fancy, 3
chick-
00 44 M UU
t.Oii l.-vtSa la Ut
44 it 14 14H 1
w 1&;4 ifcH !
' 104 2SH
400 14 24t M.
) 414i 46'4 4tiit
X
141H
l.b L tS 124 .
M
12
7u) in 17H 17T4,
m M 4 ' ww
u K ki-s
-...r. 1
. H4
43
17"4
300 tfi . 24 2ft
- : :4
' 3t am H
; A- 141 .- It 144
". r.
7U ltM4 4 li'4
44 n siw
lie - 66 44
low 4MP4 Mi
M
..... WT
tee s4 4H at
Law 114 .11 1K
e a 43 4
4w t psv. rr
imt 4tH 4S 40
1.7D4 1UH IKS 11S
ZS
4.SHI 14 1271b LW4
ISO 10 ltl
SMI
lt 1 1 1
II
lw
l
41. 3U 1424 14i 142
91
l.l r?i . ?2
L40U 7S 71 74
1( 41 31 41 VI
S74j
1 m r. : rr
4
4.SJ 114 111
. 3ia a a 22w
i4i.
J8S4
"ioi "icH 'k' t
31.
4v 44 4; 4
44.SU 1S 141 W 1S2H
10 Tl Jl 71
J
4i.n0 70 ' 70S
?l) US 11.-, 11
LX 4:V, 41 4t
Tie w kt
lu I! 17 17
tut) St U M
ltM 44 44 45 "4
a1
10 4X44 4HH
llW 4 4w 4-4
Baak Cleariaaw. -
OMAHA. July 19. Bank clearings for to
day were 32.4al.220.il and lor tne corre
sponding date laat year, niu,ffl..
t.
Metal
NEW YORK. July 19. MBTALS Stand
ard copper, dull; apot and July, 3U.B0nrt2.uO;
August and September, tU-MXs'LtOO; Octo
ber. 311.001 13.0U. Lundon, steady ; spot,
iL 7s d: futures. iA No arrivals were
reported at New -York, Custom house re
turns showed exports ot Out tons, making
I3bk so far this month. Lake coppur,
tl2.b2Sll2.7'w; electrolytic, $U.xU 12-50; cast
ing. llXUH&lZ.Za. un, sieaovy lor iirm; spot.
1.UI1W1U.X&: July. 3ii.yutiii.li; August,
nXLab. September. 3.io43i5.la); October,
4J2.atX832.90. Sales. 50 tons apot at 333.00, lu
tons July at ilXtxt. Londun, easy; spot.
141: futures. UaO 2s 4d. Lead, firm; 34-45
bid. New York; 34-37414.36; east St Louis.
London spot. C2 lis d. opener, steauy;
lLHXuA.M. New York; 34.9biOa.0R. East St.
Lcuu. London spot, 422 7s tkv Iron: Cleve
land warrants," 4as 9d In Lortdbn. Locally
iron was quiet. No. 1 foundry northern.
ilb.atfaiti.75; No. 2. 31fl.25' No". 1 south
ern. !6.2&rlti.7ft; No. 1 louuwm soft, I16.00
$10.25. - .. ....... f.jt a . . ,
Wool Market., .
BOSTON. Mass.. July 19. WOOL Dull
ness continues In the woof' market, but
there are growing signs thao Improvement
will not be long delayed. Trie leading -west
ern quotauona range aa follows; "1 errl tory
fine staple, b.ti4c; tine meaiom staple, bu
ut4c; fine clothing, o7rte;" fine medium
clothing, .44Sfic; uall-oiood i comoing, ti.yi
5b4.c; utree-eigntna-oiood combing. ijwc
quarter-blood combing. sz4c; pulled, ex
tra. b(ric; fine A, Outtt&c; A supers, 5o;,iC.
Cettea Marks 4.
NEW YORK, July 19.-COTTON Spot
market closed quiet to W points lower;
middling uplands, 16. Hoc; middling gulf.
14.30c. Sales. 3,100 bales. Futures closed
barely steady; July. 16.98c;- August. 15.3uc
September, lAtiac; October, 13.97c; -Novem
ber, lZsic; December, 12.79c; January, 12.76c;
February. 12.79c: May. 12.Mic.
ST. LOUIS, July 19. tTOTTON Steady,
Middling, loc; sales, 30 bates.
Omaha Packing Co 7:2
wict and Company 1,173
Cvdany Packing Co 1.477
Armour A Co 1.274
Kohr Packing Co
Murphy tampperel..-.
tienton Vansant A Lush.. 34
Slepnens Bros ol
Hill A Soh 274
B. Lewis i;a
Huston A Co..... 31 .
U. Root A Co 148
H. Bulla ITS
L. Wolf 100
McCreary A Carey 3uv
S. Wertheimer 4a
H. F. Hamilton 22
Sullivan Bros -. 22
Lee Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co., 73
Kline A Christy 2a
Other buyers ra
n4.lv ebaiwa.
Lawal m.nuai.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
lr.. 433 New York Late building, Omaha:
aid. aakw.
Mi 4
U 4
wi!
si
li4
.. lul
Beatrice Creamery f
Cadaby Packing Co. 4.. 194
City Mauonal Itaak kids. 4a, IK.
n at Umaha 4Va, Uuo
ColuBbsa Klaa. L4. 4. UM S
Oonnaa Pir. ltiwwnaa -.. M
low. Portland C
Iowa partiaBd t
mnn uaa A Elwa.
mnM. Ii. A L a.
Mlcklaaa state Tat.
alum. 4k Co. . lia
Nob. Tel. atock 4 pw t-nt.
Uuiah. Kua Ca. la, t4-
UmiliM bu Wk. lull
Oeoaiia klM. Lliat ptd I rw cant.
wnt Ut mtg. as...
mm eon. 4a.
T per OMU pI4...
1U
pld
at
w
w
4214
B. Si. Ky aid I pw seat U
utpsiia A C. M. Rr. ok. lk kiv.
Omaha A C. a By A B. pfd 4
Pacili. V. T. 4a, .SJ 44
twill A Co. ia. 1114 .T. 4
btata loaarmnca Co. LU)
twtU4, Ol ot, aa. 124 luSlk
in-city Ky. L. Ca. ia. 1IB t
Tn-Clty R. A L. pf A atock. 4 per (wet
LaitMk aauck lord, wtock. aowih Omasa si
la
Iw
J1
M
ltM
kiS,
si
M
1WH
IS4
kie
tow
a.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORIC July W. -COFFEE Fu
tures closed steady, net, 3 points higher to
points lower; sales. 23,2u0- bags. Close
July. 4.45c; August, 4.9Uc; September, . Oc
tober and November, Atoc; leceailer, 7.
January. 7.06c: February. T.Uftc; May. 7.11c
April, 7.13c; May, 7.14c; June.'Titc; spot.
steady; Kio No, I, bc; Kantoa trot, 4. c
mild, steady; Cordova. lUai-'jiC
Lll
UrsilBi Market.
July 19.-WHEAT-Spot,
tern winter, no stock.
7s 6d; October; 7s Sd
LIVERPOOL,
dull; No. 3 red
Futures, easy; Juiy
December, 7s iViU-
CORN Spot, firm; old American mixed,
5s 3d; old American, via Oeireston, oaod
new kiln dried, os 4d. Futures, dull; Sep
tember, 4a ivd; October, aa lo-iaO.
Dry GkMMla Market.
NEW YORK. July 19. DRY GOODS The
cotton goods market was firmer : and
slightly higner on some lines of gray g.Hxis
fur tne day. stHpie prints are being bough
more freely. New spring tines' of ginghams
sre being, opened. tarns are steadier.
Men's wear lines will be opened by some
big concerns on, Thursday, J uiy ZL
Available sappllea mt Crala.
NEW YORK. July 19 Cable and tele
graphic commpnicatuane received by Brad
street's show toe ' following changes in
available auppliea as compared witn pre-
vloua account: Available auouliea: heat
United rotates, east of Rockies, decreased j m
43.tw ou.; Canada decreased ll. .M.uuu tu.;
total United States and Canada, decreased
2.3.7.000 bu. Afloat for ami In Europe, de
creased. 2.9uu.tU bu. Total American and
European supply, decreased 3.227. 009 bu.
Corn: United SUttea and Canada, decreaaed
.ttO bu. Oats: United Stales and Canada,
decreased 1.7O4.000 bu. The visible auply of
wheat In Canada laat Saturday was 4,a00.0u0
bu., a decrease of 41.0U0 bu.
Boat.. 9 f ex-Its aad Bwada.
BOSTON. July 19. Cloeing quotations on
loiiiii a i-iocaa uere .j. foiiaws:
Alloaos S3 Mokawk
Aotal, Copper w NeT.il. Con.
Z. 1 . A. S 21 NlpiMiui Mlnea
Cwm.
l.
Lwela Urarr.1 Market,
ST.r LOUTS.. July 19. WHEAT Futures,
lvwwr; July. U-tiTb; - svefMetuber. tl IUSI
jat. l'eceinbeP. 41. u. 1.0-'. Cash, Kri ;
ir k: No.. 2 red. tl.uaLl.:4: No. 2 hard.
fj'luN-'i'utiiTvi, ' tov..r: SepttHnber. C0S24
a;xm Jieeeikber. -'AStt, Cash, lower;
liaia: Nil. 3. fcJ'-iU No. 1 white. '.-.
OATS Futurea, lower; sV pteniber. c;
DtM-einber. si.o. Casli. hlarher; track: No.
2;-4ict Nt. t white. 4V.
It V i-? Unchanged; 77c.
HjOi'R Firm; red winter patent. .3ntJ
k-i extra fancy' and straignt, K7Vj-i a,
ba .1 winter cl.ara. 31401.3.90.
' dhvKErk Timothy. 34-00-
'' KVil F A I IS.
klauapallk Urala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 19.-WH EAT-July.
I 31.23; S.-ptember. 31.15.: December, tl 13H;
caah. No. 2 hard. II Si: jso. 1 northern,
31.rm?l-25; No. 2 northern, tl.SS4LZ3; No.
3 northern. 41 13V91 2L
FLt X 4 lowed, 3k- 4i
CORN No. 3 yellow. 4ttJlic.
OAIS-Nj. 3 white, 43ti4c
RTE-No. 2. 737ic.
BRAN In luO-lb. aacka. 3JOwi20.oO.
FLOUR First patenta. In weoal, f. e. h.,
Mlnneapolia. 4.lJuA; aecond patents,
i KOn -!. flr.t clears. 34 av.4 75; second
clear a, tl40utTA
Ankona
AUantlc
B. A C. C. A 8...
B.Uo Coalition ...
Calumet Arlson.
" ..uiiiok A tiwrte ,
Cenuinnl.1
t 'upper iiangw
Cut Butts Coppar
Prmnklia
Ulruaa Con
Uranbr Coa
Uiwon. C.oaaoa . . ,
1.1. Morale Cop ...
K.rr La.s
Lak. Copewr
LoMll. t oieer ....
k.ml Ci-opwr
bid.
1
i
J rTtAN-run. sacked, east track. II &1 01.
. 11 4Y Steady ttmottiyi I7otjJ0 b; prat-
a i-.;1 '..-lO,! Fj.rg. lower; jooning. .to.
I Iir1 f.er: prime steam, til. 411 '. j
1'" aaK1 ftwata ibwvrdi. i-a.!y; extra!
Mllwaakee Urala Market. ' '
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July iS.-FL.OUR-
Eleady.
WHEAT No I northern. tl.24twfl25H;
No. 2 northern, - 1.22'wtjl.23; September.
3l.0bSI.ke bid.
BARLEV-No. 2. TV.74C.
eiioits. tlAi;: .clear rtba. U.37S; ahoit
tears. lU.k.'is Bttcoa (.boxed), etaady; extra
Dalwlh '; rati a Market. -
DULITH. Julv 19.-WH EAT-July.
September. 31.177.: No. 1 curtbero.
No. 3 northern, tl 77.
OATS 430.
31 !4;
31 fi.
. !4 North Butt.
. Vb, Nona Lak. ...
. li.old Dominion.
. 1 auwuesl. ...
. 41 prrott fill.
..1 gnuuir . . ,
. .3 shannon
. dupwnor . . .
IS Superior A
. suBwtor m.
. H Tamarack
. ivalj. a. C. A o.
. .U. A f. R, A
. 15 do pfd
. IHl tah Coa
.. tlHWlnima
4 Woivanna
. 17"
A Cop
Boa. .
Pitta
M.
. 41
. IS1
. Its
. 21
. t
. txst
.114
.121
. 4
.
. :
. 4
14
2U
I
13
N.w T.rk Mlalna Slateks.
NEW YORK. July 19. Closing quotations
en mining stocks were:
Alice
rtruntwlrg Cos v
Conutwrk Taa...
aa beau
Con. Cal A V.
Hum .ilvwr ....
Ima Bilvwr ,
Uf tared.
I
21
14
44
Lsadrtlla ra
Litti. Chief ..
Mwicaa
umana
Ophir
9tndar4
YMlww laokwt
. I
. 4
.104
,.IW
. M
Treasary wtateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Jury 19, The condiUon
Of the treasury at tne beginning of busi
ness today a as as follows: Trust Xun.ls;
(i.id cotn. wjf 507.467: silver dollara, 94DO..'
14 : silver dollars of 1S. 3.w t; stiver
certiricatea outstanding. 3dM.lK.MSX
t.itiwral Fund: Standard silver dollars
In general fund. 32,?li.i7; current liabilities,
.7oa.lJ. working balance la treasury of-
fhxa. 11.771. niT. ln bauka to the eredlt of I
Treasurer of the Lulled fcHstes, tw.Jd.llb; I
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. July 19.-CORN Steady; No,
white, tUc; No. t yellow, Cbc? 4o. 3 yel
low, K'-c, ,o. j. ts'ic; no,, 4.. .sic; no
grade. 5bc
OATS Steady; No. 3 white. 43o; No.
white, 42c; No. 4 white, 41 He; standard
4a1 C. : . - -T.i '
FORGERY AND HORSE 'THEFT
Saaa Borcker Is Wasted la Walworth
Ceaaty, Seath Dakota, aa Two
tharsrea.
-' 'a ,
ABERDEEN. S. D.. JuryfS. Special.)
Sam Burcher Is wanted fn Walworth" county
on charges of forgery and horse stealing.
Burcher passed a worthless check for 315
on a merchant at Java, receiving a cheap
suit of clothes and 15 In change. That
night he went to the house of a farmer
named Helnne, where his brother" wag em
ployed, and had, a horse owned tjy his
brother pointed out to him. The next morn-
lng Burcher and a horse belonging to
Helnne. very similar to Burchefs brothers
animal, were both missing. It is supposed
the man Intended to take hfff brother
horse, but mistook the one resembling It,
A. S. Davis Nch.
IMS 3 : 3i cows.,... XI J 7J
, Si-. 4 23
K. C Kllnk N.-h.
. t74 3 33 S heifers.. 315 3 00
, 573 3 50
C L. Ppoer Neb.
. 9V 4 17 cows WIS 00
H Curtis Neh.
371 3 10 13 steers.... 903 4 jj
Howard Simp Neb.
. 49 3 90
H. L. lartenen Neb.
,K3 ISO 12 rows S93 J is
r. RatnlentnT Neb.
20 cows :, 4t) 9 feeders.. 97
13 feeders.. M0 4 45 3 steers. ...llto
Hilton A AlhrlKik Neb.
. 3 21 feeders.. 4IS
. 4? 4 00 9 cows
17 cows 4 3 96 11 heifers. .4f.l0
Ed Verdon Neb.
777 4 55 10 cows $72 3 98
Thoe. Blark-Neh.
11 6 10 50 heifers.. !f4 4.
, CM 3 M
F. Remington Neb.
. IT 4 05
Kay Edsall NVh.
, 9M 4 t 7 nt.w -a M
, 77 3 1 1 cos SJ4
. US 3 40
W. II. White Neb.
n I J) 20 cows (.3 3 (j,,
Hill A Joiinann Wyo.
. 973 2 '. 14 cows rl0
. ?K2 4 1." 4b steers.. ..lti
.M IJO
Wm. Itrrnoldt4 Wyo.
4 cows....
19 steers. ..
f cows ...
3 steers...
9 cows....
I heifer.
31 cows. ...
II cows....
28 enws. . . .
15 feeders.
29 ftders..
.71 steers...
11 cows
73 cows....
St steers...
!3 cows....
13 cows....
29 feeders.
!2 cows....
27 cows
tl cows....
4
( 30
I
3 w
3 J6
srsui wctlier. m-lllng at ti.."4oS on. with
fe.ler clacs at :.'. 1. 35. e: i.nndy s'id
ltcht-weig.it yeainiiga are a:ite1 at 34. A
14 4.07. but 1'i-kvi kind. d not attract very
mtn-h co't-,rei.iion anil at ai.iw wnei. at
fM)..'o or ii -e. Kar are .-it'll fro. d
lat ewe -umial'ic up to At 1 3 41.
juoia ;k.'t on ias slix-k Uood It
choice latnrta. p. ii.-if. "v.; f.ilr to g-xd
latnUa. I- '-i . fceling iamb. ."
5.j'; han.ly weight yemiinK.. t44.rS;
lina. tMu 4. .v; neavy feeding vrariins".
L V-4"i. good to choice wethera. 33 4"4f
3 45; fair to gooil wethers. 33 l-t3 4.; feed
ing w.-tliers. t:L "r"! fat ewes, 32, iur J
frHllt:k ewes tJ.lMultO.
Repreeentative sales;
114 kN yoming wetnen..
IS Wyoming wether.
117 Wyoming wethers.
1.3 Wyoming at-tiit-rs,
e e
buks ...
wetiers
.othfti,
ees. feeders.
ewes, feeilers..
feelers. .
feeders. .
feeders. .
feeders..
f.-e.lM 3.
1 10
3 Ji
3 o
4 40
48 steers...
Ml heifers
54 steers
t bulla..
i cows....
3 cows....
3 steers...
3 steers...
3 75 5 cow s.
4 Mi 3 cow
4 00 9 mixed..
P. Ricketts Wyo.
i"i 25 3ft Steers...
4 85 42 cows....
2 70 36 heifers.
10U2
,1100
913
.. 9!"
.. 944
..llVrf
..11"S
..1V3
9T.
3 10
3 no
5 .1)
4
3 05
3 S.
J m
3 9.7
4 tr.
4
4 ."3
I 00
14 steers..
i cows...
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
hM
1.543
1.7S-3
1.3S2
SK
443
Mil
2.twi
2.811
2,tW
4 cows 9?7
4 calves... 17
4 steers.... 7X
W.
lilt
9!5
.. 1WS2
Watson A Johnrvn Wyo,
,..2v 3 2i 1 bull M Z 'Ji
T. L. Thompson Wyo.
39 steers.... 1151 4 HO 17co !J8 4 U
Fred Ruenaen W vn.
cows 914 3 23 4 cows...
39 steers.. ..lltsj 4 73 l?cows...
WYOMINO.
,W 4. 14 cows..
, ; 3 5 ! strs.
ia 4 00 9 steers.
,M ll ' K cws-hfs
WESTERNS.
Baxter S. D.
6 15 r, feeders.. K2 111
3 13
U Smith S. D.
4 7f 13 steers.... 7W 1 05
. 872 2 45
W Sudiluth Mont.
.17 5 40 3 feede.-s.. r.0 4 50
.. tr 4 40
H. B. Dunn Mont.
.1127 6 10 36 cows MS 4 00
. 815 4 00 7 calves... 202 5 00
. 179 fi 25
HOGS Better ahipping demand produceJ
more activity I nthe hog trade this morn
ing, bulk of receipts selling :a very gtod
season at steady to strong prices. Some
nickel higher business was done, but sales
at thia advance were caaerel. good mixed
and selected lights meeting with the popu
lar demand. Supplies were normal and the
percentage of heavy hogs greater than yes
terday. Good heavy grades moved around W.2544'
1.90, mixed commanj-d tS.r.'&S.tO and ligliis
brought the high figures, a ,iart of a load
ot bacon hogs topping at 3N.S5. Rough and
common bravles sold in much the same
notches as yesterday. 28.30 buying straight
loads of heavy sous said rough packers. A
large portion ot receipts went at 4h. Ji-i H. to,
aa compared with practically the same
bulk of yesterday.
Order buyers purchased fully 1.109 head
during early hours, but packers were in
clined to be a trifle dmcilmtnating and a
final clearance waa not el tec ted until wml
along toward noon. Range Is
siowiy DUt surely, as will be ni.ted in me
list of sales. A week ago today extreme
heavies sold as low as 37.75. witii selected
lights as high as tfe-Ck-
Representative sales:
44 Wyoming
n WvAinlnf
271 Wyoming
4) 1 omit a
13 v omitig
9S Wyoming
I lit. fed Mi
l. fcl ewes, culls
l-i:; f -.l iamt'S
71 1'laho lamlm ...
t',1 Idaho lambs ..
"Ml Idaho lambs
-I.' Idaho lanit.s,
40 llnrio la. nbs.
2t'l ev.es
1..m yoming ctlier, feeder..
4i Wvo. wethers, fee.., cum
;'73 western weth.-rs
l we.-te'ti wethers.
71 Idaho yenrlinu.",
17 I.tal.o en rs
F.
..lrio
s.
12 steers.... 9n2
30 Cows....
22 steers...
93 cows
S steers...
.13 cows....
39 calves. .
feeders.,
feeders . .
. feeders.
feeders. ..
wethers.
7' Idaho eari!ns.
I'll Idaho veMi-'itias.
Lit yc.niuif,
fee.lers
fee.lers....
ftciers
!"l 3 SS
i .v.
3 V,
VI - 3 i'.
3 19
111 1 Sil
3
. 3 V.
M 3 75
) 2 75
1)7 3 00
S. I I ')
K2 4 7a
bD 4 40 .
C7 40
4 40
t 6 .
a 5 o
!7 2 10
M 3 -w
7H 2 2i
M 3 00
M 2
M 4 25
14 3 00
ti 4 r.
W 4 25
."2 3 7
MARKET
CHKK.ll LIVK 54TOCK
(nltle Flat! Mow Dew.awd lloga and
Shten Sleady.
CHICAGO. July 1.4.-CATTT.F, Receipts.
:.iti head. MarKtt kloiv. quiet. Breves,
.i.iti! i..'"i; Texas yteeis tt P"'! 30; western
.teers. I. mii7.'; s: Dckers and fi-eders. ft t
4.-.i.7"; ciiws and heiiers, 3.w."-'k.,
S.7ii". 9 S'.
litMiS Iteceints. 130110 head.
steady 10 tic higher. Light, tvti.iiy .'k. ; mlxe.1,
ft Tar"!.!': heavy, $s.a;w ..;.'; rmnh. 3v2it
s 40; g.xid to clio cc h-avy. IS 4otM.95; pig,
tS.i!MiU; bulk of sales. 3V 4-i'. 75.
SHEEP AND L .Mills Receipts, 30.001
head. Market steitly. Native. I2.5VH4.W;
.j.t.-rn, Iwi'iil.w: yearling. SaOini 4.W:
iambs, native, (M.SHi ..; western, H-fsj
cslves.
Mitrkel
Kaaataa Illy Lle Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 19. CATTLE Ke
ceipts. 12,000 head. Market steady to strong.
Dressed beef and export steers. 37.tki'a2i;
fair to good. 7.tt; western steers. t4 A
7.40; stockers an.l feeders. 3i25ii.10;
-i-iitnem steers. 34.154i4.50; wmthern cows.
:'..ii4.1j; native cows, IS.T'i'US.bo; natlv
heifers. UM'if bulla, (r4.25ki4.75; caUes,
34.5t ti 4.. "iO.
HuGS Ueceipt.". U.t0 head. Market
St. ad to ;c hltrher. Hulk of sales. 3S 4.MJ
K75; heavy. tx.SO'ti .60: packers and butchers,
.4k'A4.7&; light. t!.60.iA.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. S.
head. Market strong. Lambs, v; 5tSt7.0O;
yearllnns. H.3i5.ou; aetlieis, M.75-'4.."sl;
ewes. M.60U-4 25; blockers and feeders, 2. at
9.50
Totals 7,407 C389 17.2o
tlA'l"! LIS Receipts of cattle, were large!
"ii. uaiJ utiig .nil aa waa tue case
yebterday, the arrivals consisted mostly ot
western rangers. The total for tne two
days was um largest run of range cattle
so far thia year. While there were a fow
natives, the supply was comnaratlveiy
small. Buyers were still Inclined to take
advantage ot the size of the receipts to
force prices downward, the claim being
freely made that prices at this point were
higher as compared with those prevailing
at otber selling points. That fact together
with tne- large rmotmt wf sorting to be
done delayed tha early trade so tha the
forenoon was well aavanced before very
much buslnesa had been, transacted.
Buyers -seemed to favor the good kinds
of range beef in preference to corn-feds,
with tne result that corn-fed cattle, even
the right desirable kinds, were slow and
weak sellers. On the otber hand, desirable
fat range steers were Just about steady
with yesterday, with other kinds lOijtloc
lower.
Cows and heifers were generally 10-3 lie
lower under the influence of the largo receipts.
Stockers and feeders, which have been
very high, felt the effects of the large re
ceipts and the market on that kind of
cattle was JUnal5c lower.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers. I7.1bf7.;6: fair to good corn-
fed (taut, (M.3b7.35; common to fair corn-
fed steers, 4w.Outcvs.bO: good to choice cows
and heifers, t&.orejA.OO; fair to good oowg
and heifers, 33.754i5.00; common to fair cows
. r, .4 . A. t ft":.Xl t - ....... ... ... ,
- . ...JVU 4U CUUII4. .IOCS
ere and feeders, 1A25j6.7R: fair to good
stockers and feeders. 32.73B4-25; common
to fair stockers and feeders. 33.lm.'iA7S..
stock heifers, t2.2S42-4.25; veal calves. (b.5wj
tw; bulls, stags, etc.. S3.0utu5.00.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice grass beeves, 36.5094.25; galr to good
beeves. 4.7Ia.4o: common .to fair beeves.
32.754.50; good to choice Cows. I4.2tkaH.lC;
fair to good grades, 33.5O4.00; canners and
cutters. SLE&3-35.
RepresentAtiva sales:
No.
1
94 ,
K
W
47 ,
4
44.nt...
40
64....
U...
44..
41....
....
A.
.rf
.37
.344)
,4
.SSI
...
...31
...276
Bk. Pr. No. At. Sb. Pr.
... I n. tV) i:j M IS
... I 16 71 21 U lli
IS 13 T2 kl 111
iw IM tu i2 i;i 1 nti
3S I 3T1 TS 241 Lf 8 I7,
14 I 2 7J 224 Ml I 37'a
1J IU H6 21 200 I 4u
I.M 72 34 ltd 4 4(1
120 S ifO 13 in ... 4 40
... I 16 V. 224 M I 40
MIS 49 2.1 :0 I 4
m 1 a 7 &j n 1 w
Sua I 25 1 x.1 ... I ei
120 I 26 7 n .00 45
... I 2i Ti 214 ,40 45
... I 16 74 241 ..SO
:6 I 26 61 213 ISO I 46
80 I 41 74 212 S 4k
... 4 3 41 4 ... 146
40 3 30 74... 2m 140 I 46
120 6 SI 24 244 120 4 4i
1H0 4 67 221 n t
I JO 74 1U 209 I 4..
120 I 30 64 24 W 111
SO I JO 47 215 HIM
40 I :-'4 77 2.'4 ... t to
4 16 S 4 120 4 I
bo 4 o to I"4 190 65
... 33 14 .41 ... 8 66
20 I 35 M IKS 40 I H7V,
... 1 36 70 . 8
40 I Si W 2u4 4
M I 96 S4 itu ... 4 46
St. Louis Live stork Market.
ST LOl'IS. July 13. CATTLE Receipts,
5.H head. Market steady. Native shipping
and export steers, S7 ii 4; dressed beef
and butcher steers, fi.00ji7.S6; blockers and
feeders, tX27)3.75; cows and heifers, tXMtt
7.2,".; cannei-s, Ki.itXiiS.Ol'; bulls. r-"2.Vri5.7i;
calves, St.0u'i9.0o; Texas and Indian steers,
narrowing i t 0k7 .50; cows and heiiera. f.mo.M.
tit Kjf-Receipts, 1.1W neaa. jiarsei. ot
lower. Pigs and lights. wH.nrvi9.0S; packers,
ts.7SuS.a0; butchers and best Heavy, a.754j
fl '"9
SlIEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,400.
Market stronir. Native muttons. 33.504 110;
lamhc t'l.tior-iti."; culls and bucks, f2.iU
1W; stockers, 32.50iii3.50.
Its.
4...,
1....
32...
34...
4...,
...,
4...
3...,
4...
6....
I....
1...
1...
I...
4...
3...
4...
t
T..
I..
a..,
u..
12..
..1174
.. 74
..IOU
..UM
BEEF arl'EERS.
Av. Pr. No,
I 71
4 a
4 40
I Si
n ,
n
..Vsi 4 St
...lis 4 46
...134 I 1
Pr.
..ts
..24
..17
44... .....244
64 ,.i4
64 Ill
61 30
61 .-'..HO
IfiS
l......lf.l
7 Ut
4. ...... If 4
46
51 260
4 2W
64 311
7 M
72 2W
5 364
47241
14 954
2.4
41 Mt
SHEEP Another big run of western
sheep arrived today, but the bottom of the
market lias evidently been reached arid
generally steady prices were paid for all
classes of stock. Demand was reasonably
active from both packers and feeder buyers.
and while It required some little time to
shape up receipts ready for sale, several
large shipments were put over the scales
oefore midday.
W yoming, Idaho and M ontana sheep are
running very freely at present, but lamb
offerings are very small and values are
determined largely by the eastern price
levels. Best fat lambs sold yesterday at
36.5tij6.60, just about on a par with Chi
cago figures. Good feeding Iambs have
been equally scarce and did not suffer very
much In yesterday's slump. A very good
feed-lot quality could be bought for ti.-5.ir
5.61. with fair grades at 35.006.25.
The wether end of the trade Is almost
overloaded, but feeder sorts are fairly
large, and this fact has served to check
the slumpy trend of fat stock values. Cur
rent prices are right around a quarter
lower than those of last Thursday, choice
at. Joaepk Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.W0 head; market steady; steers,
34 5t'-iS.O0; cows and heifers, t3.iAHi4.75;
caive. $3.v.t,0.
HOGS Receipts, 6.001 hpd: market
steady L. 5c higher; top, (M.ia; bulk of
sales. 3.4Tj.S.tS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, J head;
market active and strong; lambs, 35.5044
7.00.
Stork la Sijrht.
Receipts of livf stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hoi
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago "...
Total receipts.
.. 2.H-0
..12.UU0
.. 5.1tk
.. a. WO
7,.0
5."0
ll.OiO
12.71 10
13.14k)
Sheep.
16,7
8
Xi4
WO
Su.oto
.31.K0 4 ',000 43,530
...v T3
..... 4t4
Ml
1013
lil
. 794
, 42
... iwtl
...II I
.. 9S1
..1016
..loss
,..1137
f?4
. T44
..1379
..1640
3 74
I 6
I 6
4 24
I 64
4 1
8 33
4
I cows.
21 cows.
COWS.
3 44 I
8 14
I 14 ,
3 60 T
3 44 '
HEIFERS.
I 99 6
3 U)
BLT.LL8.
I m 1.7".'.'.?.
I 34
CALVES.
2C3 3 U 3 171 4 64
14 I HO I U4 I M
lilt 4 26 4. Ut t V4
lkTt-K.'lCk,Ka AND jra.EDc.tA.
6S9 3 16 I Ill 4 44
44 3 ii 10 . 1 4 40
41 I M 6 bk 6 3.
1.4 I 14
COWS AND HEIFERS.
461 3 J
WESTERNS.
Huffman Bros. Neb.
,. wax aw cuwa 1033
J. Dixon Neb.
845 w
NEBRASKA.
1 75
Aberdeen Pastor Heslgaa.
ABERDEEN. S. D.. July 19. 4 Special.)
Rev. Dr. Charles H. Bruce, pastor of th
Presbyterian church at Aberdeen, has tend
ered his resignation, to take effect Au
gust L His surceaaor has not yet been
chosen and Rev. Mr. Bruce does ' nut yet
know where he will be statlone.I. I cams
to the Aberdeen pastorate from Pennsyl
vania three year ago. '
20 feeders..''
22 cows 7W7
4 calves... 2-
27 eows-hfs Mil
leb
925
boo
VJl
4 30
2 65
5 90
3 75
3 25
3 UU
2 9U
4 5u
4 cows
34 feeders.
. cows
41 calves..
Vt atson
27 steers.. ..173 4 25
11 steers... .1119 taa
a steers.. ..1061 4 25
a steers.. ..ltlti 3 75
SOUTH DAKOTA.
feeders.. 904 4 To ( feeders
17 steers.... hoi 4 44) 19 heifers.
21 steers.... 961 4 It
NEBRASKA.
2 calves.
12 cows...
17 calves...
4 neifera...
20 cows
24 cows.....
29 steers..
lb caivea...
Co. Wyo.
4 steers. ...102s
4 Steers.... 7
32 steers. ...WJS
175
9-'7
1j5
S..0
9H
sua
, WHO
ISO
33 fewlers..lo41
.1013
34 steers.... 964
24 beifsrs.. 461
t caivea... Lis
M calves.
7 calves...
t heifers..
8 heifers..
3 heifers..
I steers...,
9 cows....,
4 cow a....,
ln
a
Vi
7t
710
7S7
417
S'A
4 25
3 25
4 25
4 25
4 36
3 25
3 30
3 Ju
4 40
3
4 15
steers. ,
6 cows...
6 .leers.,
i steers..
3 cows....
4 heifers.. 4-2
12 steers.
4 steers....
4 heifers..
4 cows
tree Hallway fair AkewAeea'
ABERDEEN. 8. D".. July U-i. SpeciaD
Track laying for the Aberdeen fttrn rail
way system started on Monday morning
and a largo crowd assembled and -Jheered
the worksnen as the first rail was laid.
The material is practically all on the
ground an.l the company expects to hsve
the street cars running by November I at
the latest.
99 feeders
cows...
14 cows.
784
lrii
L.-fc. 'wllaley Neb. '
, 4X0 4 90 10 ou s...,
. til !& . I ca.vtm...
t U. E. Dedttoii Nrta ,
.DA 3 95 Utotri
4cajves... 172 a 59
J. L. Kay-Neb.
24) coif era., m 125 I feeder.
J. B. Votou Neb.
cows TM 3 Id . i2eows.:..
A. R. Kanedy Neb.
14 steers.... IrA 10 Zl steers...
a cows si) 3 W 3 cow ,...
4 belters.. IbC 3 90 . t ku.i...
J. A. Hansom Neb.
eowe Its 4 45 . 4 cuw.... 994
steers. ...loai IS
C 00
3 75
6 50
3 75
4 J0
2 h5
3 75
4 09
3 S
3
3 15
4 to
4 75
i M
t 95
3 iiw
4 it
3 5
2 75
3 25
4 )
3 90
1 30
3 95
3 75
59
75 143
74 4 60
17. 4 09
1808-10 10
JohnMuirS(b.
Specialists In
Odd Lots
Through us you ean now buy
stocks on credit under an arrange
ment by which you will not lose
them on market breaks."
land fos
Circular Ma. Is,
Investments."
"Odd Z.ot
Members Hew Tork JSttjck Excbaage.
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