10
TIIE BKE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Corn ii Subjected to the Same Senti
ment that Haled Wheat.
OKOWINO CBOP JSEEDS WETTING
Wheat Open Higher ea Bnlltah Of
ficial Or a nar, kit Saaae .
Arala Bfrti ef Fa
ttM Wlkrr.
. OMAHA. July 11. 1911.
Everyttiiir 'm fn th wey of grsin nuri
u secondary to the effect ot the gov
ernment crop report Issued at the nose
esterday. Th-trade rnarded the official
figure a. bullish, the final promlaa being
le. than last year, and tha spring wheat
condition n lowered more than waa ex
pected. Climatic conditions sre now fa
.orable and the heavy run of new winter
wheat are bearish features.
Corn waa subjected to the name senti
ment that ruled wheat and the trade con
sidered that more severe damage waa d'ne
the crop alnce July 1. and unleae weather
condition keep favorable and more rain
received, higher corn values are predicted.
Wheat opened higher on bullish official
crop report, but staged back again on fa
vorable weather In tha spring wheat belt.
Cash wheat waa He lower.
Corn was nervous, but ruled higher.
Shorts covered on tha break and values
advanced on crop newa. Caah corn waa un-
Piimary wheat receipts wera 1,003,000 bu.
and shipments wera 196,000 bu.. against re
ceipts last year of 365,000 bu. and ship
menu of 842.000 bu.
Primary com receipt were 621,000 bu. and
shipments were 4U0OO bu., against receipts
last year of 448.000 bu.. and shipments of
888.000 bu. . ,
Uverpool closed lower on wheat
and Sd higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard, U cars. 86Ho; 4
cars, e: No. t hard, 1 car, 86c.
CORN No. S white, 1 car. 66c: No. t yel
low, 1 car, MHc; No. t mixed. 1 car, 644c:
No. f mixed, 1 car, -64c; .No. 4 mixed. 3
cars, 4o.
OAT8-N0. I white. 1 car, 45V4c; No. 4
white. 1 car, 46c; 1 car, 44o.
Omaha Caah Prleee.
WHEAT No. t hard. 6THe: No.
hard. 84VSS6c; No. 4 hard, IVVHSW. T
Jected hard, 70Vi376c.
CORN No. t white. 4Vtr65o; No. 1
white, WiStei No.' 4 white, sitto; No.
total American and European supply, de
creased 4.04,fO bu.
Corn. In the I'nlted Rates and Canada,
Increased 2."2.000 bu.
Oats, in the I'nlted mates and Canada,
decreased tJ3.V bu.
The leading changes this week follow:
Increases Cleveland, hifc; Isncoln.
1.0f bu. ; Qoderlrh. 70.000 bu. : Nashville,
61 bu.
I decrease Manitoba. 4(14 000 bu.
MEW YORK OK KRAI. MARKET
a Varices
Haolatloaa af the Day
t'onsmooltlee .
NEW YORK, July 11 -FI-OVR-Steedy ;
tpr.ng patenia. 34 9t&.15; winter atra.gii.s.
k;i4.1; wlnt'r patents. U WqI Ju; spi mg
clears, S3.54i4.10; winter extras, No. 1. 8j.:4
ttJ.oO; winter extras, No. 2, 1.M3.; Kan
sas straights, S4.loti4 25. Kve tiour easy;
fair to good, S4.86&6.10; choice to funcy, $0.34
tju.2..
COKNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low. 1.941.3o; coarse, $1.2wJl.J0; kiln dried,
1145.
WHEAT-Spot market firm; Xo. 1 red.
94c, elevator, and ''c, f. o. b, afloat.
After opening firm on the government re
port wheat weakened, closing partly c
net higher. July closed at 4V; September,
ItSHc; December.
CORN Spot market firm; export. No.
2. c, t. o. b., afloat; futures market
waa without transactions, closing 1'olSc
net higher. September cloaed at 71c; De
cember, 70V4c. 1 ,
OATS Spot market ateady; futures mar
ket was without transactions closing nom
inal. . - -
HAY-Bteady; prime $1 40; No. 1 $1.35, No.
2, l.l.'iFM.2D: No. 3, gyitOOc.
HIDES Firm; Central America, i4jc;
Pouoca. !144:,ic. '
PROVISION Pork, steady: mess, 117.25
4il7.60; family, fl8.004j.l9 00; short clear. lo.26
417.(10. Keef. quiet; mess. SUWKfll.aO; fam
ily. I12.00&1ZG0; beef hams, XZi.bxwA.Wi. Cut
meats, ateady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 Its.,
S10.00(.13.00; pickled hams. $14.00. Lard,
firm; middle west prima, $S. 268 35; refined,
barely steady; continent, as. 66; douth Amer
ica. 9.6o; compound, $7.W47.87H.
TALLOW Steady; prime city, hhda.,
country, bWqfic.
BL'TTKK Unsettled; creamery specials,
264c; state dairy, common to fair; 17Vttf l9c;
process specials, 23c; extras, a) Vic; firsts,
"MiC tactory, current make, firsts, is:;
seconds, lsW4c; factory, thirds, 16il7.
EQOS Weak; fresh gathered, extras,
firsts, 17(ffl8V4c; fresh gathered, dirties, No.
1, 12V&16c; No. 1, 11&12C; poor to tslr. Kit
10c: fresh gathered checks, good to prime,
9llc; poor to fair, per case, $l.wtf7.40;
western whites, 1719c; western gathered
whites. 17i-;i9e.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
More Cheerful View of Crop Prospect
Causei Prices to Rise.
CONSOLS DECLLNL IN LONDON
Drep I .sweat Paint la Right? Years
Asrrlhed te SelllaaT Meet
Mqaleatloa a a a Palltlcal
larrrttlair.
NEW YORK. July 11 The sharp decline
In stocka which lesulted from announce
ment of the government crop figures
Kh rtly before the close of the market
rsterday waa followed today by recovery.
Oalns of a point or more were made oy
many of the prominent lasues). The slg
nlilcnnt feature of the movement waa that
trie grain rarrylng roads aa a group were
the strongest of the list. The change waa
k direct reilectlon ot the more cheerful
view which was taken In regard to crop
pi ospects.
A distinctly encouraging feature of the
official statement which received little at
tention at first, was the Indicated Increase
In corn acreage which was greatly In ex
cess of estimates, placing the area at a,
total never before equalled.
In the London market the decline In con
sola to the lowest point In eighty years
was ascribed to selling to meet liquidation
elsewhere and the uncertainties of tho
political situation In eastern Europe and
Morocco. The low prices of consols today
ivas 14c. below the minimum reached last
December when these securities sold at 78c
un the results of the general elections.
The strength or Americans In the British
market gave a firm tone to the openlnii
here and prices advanced easily at the
outset.
The bond, market was firm. American
tobacco 4e were weak and the 6s were
strong. Total sale, par value, $2.So6,000.
I'nlted States bonds wera unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Bales. Win. Law. ciese.
with prices to 4 abors yesterdays New
York closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Conaola. mon7 .. . 7H tatartlla Nh...lMVt
do Kninl 71 T-14 Mo., Kan. V Tiaa.. IR
Amal Capper 7IS N Yor ('antral .. .11114
Anarft4a aa Norfolk 4 Wasters . .IT2vJ
Airhlann i afd (I
pre KH Onlarle Jt Waatarn . S
Aaltlmnra a Ohle. . . Ill Penearlanla
I'anadlan Farlflo ...Zt FanS Mlaaa
( hMipfiM A Ohle . IMS Roadlnf
Chi. Oraat Waalartl.. tl Southara Railway
Chi., kin. si. r. iw p'
Da Berra IV4 Soul ham Paeltla
Inar KM O. .. union racllle
.. II
.. II
.. 14
:.ir
..IKH
..
..
..l!t
.. u4
..
no afl 4s t
na V. S. Staal...
So I at rti (I to fli
So td p!4 , 4 Waha.h
0ran4 Tmnk . P'4
Illluoll I'rntral US -a
MILVKK Har. quiet at 24 7-16d per ounce.
MO.N e. Y I pir cent. 1
'1 he rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is l'k per cent; for three
months, bills,' 1 per cent.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Are Light, but Val
ues Show Slight Change.
H0OS ABE A BIO NICKEL LOWER
apply la Liberal anal nay era Arc
aw ftettlas; lata Market
arlaiaz La as b a Lavrer la
Trie.
Maatoa Rlaeks a4 Beads.
BOSTON, July 11. Closing quotations on
Allouas
Araal. Copper ...
AIL ....
Arlsona Com. . ..
B. C. I'. aV 8.
Butte Coalition ..
1',
... M Mohawk
... t NoTada Can
.... -Sa 'Ntplaalng Mlnaa
. . .. K . Nonh Butts ...
M. )4 Narth Ika
. ls'a Old Domlaloa ..
Cal. tt Arliona to cola
.
. 10
. 1
. 4
. 47,
.101
Allls-Chalmars pfd
Amalsa mated Copper ....
Americas Alrtcultural ....
A mar loan Bt Sugar
American tan
Amaiiean C. 4k F.
American Oetton Oil
American 11. 4k L pfd
American lee Sacuntlas. ..
4. S t M
10
LtflO
1.(00
H4
H14
U
444
r-HK-.RSR St.arlv: etate whole milk new ' m"n i.?Tr?..l-
. .1 ri ..Ti.V.i '. .r- . , .1. .UU.- .. ""''-L.Z -..... .American ....
m yeuuw, a "'"' 1 specials, use; state wnoie miiK, emeu col
No. 4 yellow, 34,94c; no. z. Mtww. ored. average fanoy,
sso. s, Mai54c; no. a. w'a""-
OATS-No. I white. 5i8464c ; standard,
5Va46c; No. I white, 46igVc; No. 4
white. 4444Rc; No. S yallow, 46846o; No.
4 yellow. 44W444e. A ,
BARLEY No. S, tVSUo; No. 4, 7ffS4o;
No. 1 feed. e&'&TOo; rejected, 64tr74o.
RYB-No, 2, S3Roo; No. S. Sl83o.
Carlat Reeela.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
m 234 US
, 110
42 SS S
.. U
Chicago
Minneapolis .........
Omaha
Dululh ...............
CHICAGO GRAIN AJTD PROVISIOHf
Feat area of the Timellaaj sat Claetagf
' Prleaa ea Bsar af Trate.
CHICAGO, July 11. Although tha gtrvam
ment crpp report had a bullish construc
tion here, most tradera took the view that
the effect had been fairly well discounted
beforehand. Largely aa a result, tha close
was radically different from last night,
cents lower to c. up. Corn finished at an
advance of 1 to 114lc. oats with a gain
of Mro to He and provisions practically
the same as twenty-four hours previous.
8a far were speculators from becoming
excited on the bull stds of the wheat market
that at one time there was quite a selling
flurry due to an estimate of mora than 500
cars of tho new crop as the number ex
pected to arrive In Chicago tomorrow. Tak
ing the day as a whole, however, bull sen
timent was uppermost and In particular
near the opening and tha close. September
ranged "from 89 to Pic. with tho wtndup
firm at 80Vic. a net gain tt Sc.
In corn the notion prevailed that the gov
ernment crop report did not by any means
covet1 all the damage. Good ralne In Iowa
and Nebraska today gave the bears a little
temporary help, but the market soon rallied.
September ranged between 64Vo and 65Ttc,
closing firm at lHc to lHe up at 654i85To.
Cash grades wera strong. No. 2 yellow fin
ished at S4r064c.
Kree profit taking and heavy ehort sell
ing prevented much of an advance In oats.
Ilenidea. private reports rather at variance
with the government analysis had a some
what" restraining Influence. High and low
point touched by the September option
were 46 and toTttf. with the closing at
4ii4o. a -rise of 'AUo aver last night.
It was a vacation market In provisions.
The outcome left all of the list within a
nickel either way of yesterday's latest ex
hibit., . ,
Prices In Chicago, furnished ty tha Up
dike Grain company, 708 Brandeta building.
Omaha; telephone Douglas 2473:
llfec: fanev. HUe.
POULTRY Alive, quiet and nominally
unchanged; dressed, quiet but steady; west
ern broilers, niyzzc; row is, lzioc; turkeys,
U15c.
Corn aad Wheat Regies Balletla.
Record for tha twenty-four hours ending
at I a, m. Tuesday, July 11, 1911:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temn Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. falL Sky.
AsMsnd, Neb.... W 70 .00 Clear
Auburn, Nob 104 72 . 0 Clear
B'ken Bow, Neb. l .00 Clear
Solumbus. Neb.. M ST .00 Clear
ulbertson, Neb.100 It .00 Clear
Felrbury. Neb.. .106 . 88 .00 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... M 69 .00 Clear
Or. Island, Neb.. SO S .00 Clear
Hartlngton. Neb. S7 U .00 Pt. cloudy
Hastings. Neb... M 4 .M Clear
Holdrege, Neb... M - 8 . .00 Clear
Lincoln, Neb W 70 .00 Clear
N. Platte, Neb. S3 . .00 , Pt. cloudy
Oakdale, Neb M 67 .00 Cloudy
Omaha. Neb ST 74 .00 Clear '
Tekamah. Neb... 9R SS .00 Clear
Valentine. Neb.. 88 60 .08 Clear
Sioux City, la.. 88 60 .00 Clear
Alta, la, 90 61 ; .08 Clear
Carroll, la 95 M .00 Clear
Clartnda, la...... M 70 .00 Clear
Blbley, la 88 84 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVRRAGES.
No. of - Temp. Rain-
District. Btations. Mag. Mln. fall.
70
68
70
70
72
66
6
72
6
.70
.40
.40
.20
.5
.0
.70
.3
Columbus, O JT . 92
Louisville, Ky 20 92
Indianapolis, Ind. 11 92
Chicago, III... 25 t 90
Bt. Louis, Mo 25 94
les Moines, la.... 21 94
Minneapolis, Minn. 80 82
Kanaas City, Mo.. 24 96
Omaha, Neb IS ' 94
The weather continues warm throughout
the corn and wheat region. Showers are
quite general In the eastern portion of the
corn belt within the last twenty-four hours.
Scattered rains occurred In all the western
districts, except the Minneapolis. Rains
of one inch or more occurred at the fol
lowing places, vis: Lamar, Mo.. I SO: Can
ton. O., 1.70. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
A rtlcleaj Open; Hlgh. Low. Close.l Taa'y
Wlieat
July... S9H1TH 89H H S8 88
Bept... HOVal 1 " H 90
Dec... 93Ml'H . 93H 2 98H 93
May... 9H4-V '- 7HI x W 97 9744
Coin j I
July...r,,S3, 63 tS 3H
Sept... 65flt55i 65 64H 6H.H 4H
Deo... 64H'4Hi5 684 64S 62
May... sagtieH 6HI5H 6H 65H
0Jul7... 45H 4fiVi 46S 464
fept... 464tf'V 464i 404S 4j 4H
Pec... 4SV4H H 47S 48HH 47?,f 48
May...' 61V& 11 tO U SOVsits
Pork
July... IS 78 15 TS 18 ST 15 75 IS 72
Sept... 15 80 15 80 15 67 16 71 v 15 60
Jan.... 15 60, J4ta 15 56 It SO 15 60
LJu?y!..iS23 8 85 8 80 8 82 8 85
Sept... S4& ' 8 8 40 S 4t 845
Jan.... I 40 ) S40 . S 86 8 40 S 86
Ribs-, 1 , - , . .
July. ..r 8 87' 89 Iff 8 40 8 87
Sept... 8 50 '! 8 46 8 60 S 60
Jan.... 8 17'J:8W S 10 8 10 S 14
Caah quotations were as follows:
KLOUH-Kirm.
RYB Nr 2. 84C. .
BARLBY Feed or mixing, 70dJ5o; fair
to choice malting. ll.OfV&'l.lo.
8EED1J F4ax, No; 1 southwestern, noml
tia'.: No. I northweetsm. nominal. Timothy,
llv.OOft 13.50. Clever. S9.ODl916.50.
PK0V1J-ION3 Mess pork, per bbl., SIS. 76
515.S7H. Lard, per 100 ba.. 88.32. Short
libs, aides., loose, S7.7ftS.SO. Hhort clear
slriri, boxed. UrSS So. ,
Total clearances of wheat and Tour were
cuual to 273.0iiO bu. ' Primary receipts were
1.0('3,O0Q but. Aompared with 355,000 the corre
sponding day . a year ago. The world's
visible supptv, as shown by Bradstreet's,
decreased' 4.84II.00O tiu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
6u4 cars; oorn, 179. cars; oata, 98 cars; hogs,
27.000 heat. '
Chicago 'Caah Prices Wheat, No. 2 red,
87Mt88; Jt' 8 red, WVB7Wo: No. S hard.
sacttstfc; No. 8 hard, 87wiic; No. 1 northern
aprlng, 1.0Val02, No. 2 northern spring,
81.031.06; N4. 3 spring, 80n5o. Corn, VKro4ic;
ro. cun, Kwu-tc, o. wnite, ovtftfic;
No. S white. Jti4lV; No. 2 yellow, tuft
H4q; No. yellow. 633841c. Oata. No. 2
white. 47M.V,e; No. 2 white. 404tt4714c;
No. 4 white, 4"l.4Wc ; standard. 47j48c.
BU'l"TEHr-tririn; : .- ereaineiiea, . iS4c;
datrixa. 1H.UQ.
WKiS dtrady, at, mark, cases included,
ll-vll'm'- receipts. 14,283 cases; firsts, 14Vc;
prime firsts, 15Sc.
CHEKlik- Steady; daisies, UWlSHc;
twins. liHttlik'-. young Americas, ltal31c;
long noma, 13013SC
POTATOfcTS steady; no market; choice
to fancy. 85 oO-au.'ii.
POULTRY teadv: turkeye, 11c; chick
ens, l-'c; aprtnga, Use.
VEAL Steady ; 60 to 60-lb. welghU, 8c;
60 to So-lb weights, 9W10Hc; U to Uu-lb.
weights, lie.
Carlut Receipts Wheat. 233 cars; corn. 284
cara; vats, 14 cars. ' KM I m ted Tomorrow
Wheat, aortars; corn. 179 cars; oats, 98 cara.
Mtaaeapolla Grata Market.
MINNKAl"OLlS, July 11. WHEAT July,
97c; September. 97VH7Vio; Daoembw, SKVi'if
so-c; io.' ijiaru. wtc; ro. 1 northern,
St. Laals Gaeral Market.
ST. LOUI8. July 11. WH KAT Cash.
lower; track No.' S red, 844S6Mro; No. S
nara. s,'J6c; futures, higher: July. SM4c:
September, 87o, '
CORN-steady; traek No. 2. STe: No. 2
white. 6SO9c: September. 66c: December.
66Hc.
OATS Higher: track No. X. 47Vao: No. 2
white. 6OH0; September, 47c.
MX is eteaay at owtrsso. -
FLOUR Firm: red winter patents. 84 10
94.60; extra fancy and straight, 83.00i84.00;
hard winter clears, 22.70g3.08k
(iliJKtr Timothy. 85.WWB9.60.
CORNMEAiL-2.60.
BRAN Quiet: sacked, asat track. 81.04
1.08.
HAT Higher: timothy. S22.00Oa7.e0: oral-
rla. 818.00021.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; jobbing.
$16.00. Lard, lower; prime steam, S8.108.2e.
Dry salt meats, unchanged; "boxed extra
snorts, .To; clear ribs, 18.76: short clears.
89.12V4. Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra
shorts. 89.75: clear ribs. 89.76: short clears.
I10.12V4.
POULTRT Firm: chickens. Ho: asrinrs.
1618c: turkey, 16rl7o; ducks, So: geese, so.
BUTTER Higher; creamery, WejMHo.
cvjrtjHB meaay slc ua,
Raealirts. Shlnmanta.
Flour, bbl. '. 76,000 6,600
Wheat, bu. 191.008 ' 88.009
Corn, bu 79,000 . 86 enO
Oata, bu 71,00 ' 16,000
Kaaaaa Cttr Grata aa4 Prevlslne. .
KANSAS CITT, July 11 WW EAT Cash,
unchanged; No. 2 hard, 8644Mlc; No. 8,
itytOc; No. 2 red. 8&$oV4o; No. S. 86860;
September, 8046He.
CORN-Cash. Hlo hlrher; No. S mixed,
70c; No. 3, 60Vic; No. t white, 70Ho; No. 8.
70c; September. 66o, sellers; December,
4He4c, seller.
OATS Unchanged: Na. t white, 49fHHo;
No. 2 mixed. 47Vi34So,
RYE 032c.
HAY Unchanged to 50c higher; choice
timothy, 118.0019.00; choice prairies, $17.50
tj 18.00.
BUTTER-Creamery. 23c; firsts, Jlc; seo
onds. 19c; packing stock, 17VHS.
EGGS Extras, 19c; firsts. 16c; seconds. So.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 144.000 36,000
Com, bu 49.OOO 84.000
Oats, bu 20,000 ,000
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 11. WHEAT No. 1
northern, Sl.0aiil.03; No. 8 northern, 81.000
1.03; September. 90V4e; December, 934c.
OATS Standard, 4744c ,
BARLEY Malting. ll.06Cl.16.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, July ll.-WHEAT-Spot.
firm; No. 1 Maaltoba, 7s 9dVI; No. 2
Msnitoba, 7s 4Sd; futures easy, .July, ts
lOSd: October, Bs 94d; December, as id.
CORN Spot, Americsn mixed, eld, 6s6H4d;
new American, kiln dried, 6s id : -futures.
steady; September,. 6s 44d; December, noth
ing aoing.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. July lt-CORN-Hlgher; No. S
yellow, c; mo. i yellow, iec; No. 8 mixed,
,c; no grade. atV83c. I
OATS Higher; No. 2 white, 47c; standard,
4Hc; No. 2 white, 44tte. .
American 8 A R. ..
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Steal Foundries
American Buiar KariDtns..
Amaiiean T. Se T
American Tobacco pfd
American Woolen ,
Anaconda Minim Co
Atchison
Atchison efd
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore Ohle
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific ,
Central Leather
Central beat bar fd
Central nl New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio
Otloase Altea
Chicago O. W., sew
Chinese O. W.ad
Chlrag 4k N. w
mcaaa, M. St. r..
C.. C. O. St. b.
Colorado T. A I
Celorade A gmtbare
Censolldatetl Oas .....
Corn Prodoets
Delaware A Hndeon 1..
Dan Tar A Rio Oranda ,
D A R. O pf
Distiller getmrKles
Xrle
Erie let efa
Erie td pfd
General Btectrta
Ot. Northern era. ex-aiv.
Great Northern Ore otfe...
Illinola Central
Intarborough Met
Int. Met. pit
International Harvester ..
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas Cur Southern
X. C. 80. pfd
Laclede Oas
Loulavllle A Nashville....
Minn. St. Louis
M.. Bt. P. 4a S. 8. M
Missouri. K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourt Pacific
National Blaeult
National Lead
N. R. R. ot M. 14 pfd....
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western........
North American
Northern Pacific
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania ,
People's Oea
P., C. C. A St. L
Plttaburg Coal
Presaed Steel CBS
Pullman Palace Car
Hallway Steel Spring
Reading
Rppublla Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rack Ialand Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. F 3d pfd
St. Louis 8. W
St. Louts S. W. Sfd
tSloaa-Sheffleld S. A I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W
T , St. L. A W. pfd
Tnlea Pacific
Union Paclflo pfd
United States Realty..
I'nlted Stataa Rubber
United States Steal
IT. s. steel pro
Utah Copper
Va -Carolina Chemical ....
Wabash
Wabaeh pfd
Western Maryland
Weotlnghouae Electric ....
Western Union
Wheeling A U B
Lehigh valley
MS H t4
1,000 8014 T44
10
It
I84
9t
oVa
SI
im
MS
4Vd
n
41 H
so
107
17
, lit
700 ltH W 138
100 S414 44 4
1H
100 19
14. too ll.l'i ll,i ID
100 IOS'4 10J' 101
too 1S0 lt4
too mii loivt i'1
10D 13 II 2
14.300 I44 2H 4
9,300 141Vk 4IT4
100 i4 I0"4 so'4
100 ltes 109V K
, il
30 t U M 4
T
3.10 Bk 91 l4
147
8.4M 1M U SM-it
M
14S I4H M, 34.
34
4ot 144 1H 146Vj
10 14H 14 14
1T0
tea 111. ?4 n
34 M "V,
rr
47'A
100
'i'too "i-iii
100 47
00 14
1,400 1M 13
100 1 1
'i'aoo 'ii '17
T.400 io 4
30 112 111
'9,' 400 'ii 'iiii
7
47
100
too
100
11
141 1MV
133
11
141
17
30
111
17
11
41
11
IS
47
11
IB
1,100 107 107 107
I, O0 134 iu ir.t
tt
70 140 140 140
1.40 17 11 17
TO 44 41
47
4
135
(3
0
1
tOO 45 43 43
100 10 10 '10
71
1, to m i w
I0 14
1,100 114 U4 174
600 10 104 101
(00 ' M
mo 0 tO I
lee 4
100 11 11 111
10 8 tl
81,300 10 13 ln
100 1 Z 1T
in 3 3
l.DOO tl 31
300 te 43
IM 44 44
t.toe iit m
11, 441 32 31
71
1.300
10
410
300
!
12
4
72
't
21
43
3
12
43
44
II
71
41
122
32
71
41
!
21
47
t'al. 4k Ilecla
Centennial
Cop. Hange C. C
East Butte C. M
Ulrous Con
tiranby Con
Greene Cananea
Isle Hnyala Copper . 17
Kerr Like
440 Parrstt 8. A C. 12
12 Uulncy
40V4 Shannon 11
ll'e Superior 2!
4 superior A B. M.... b
37 Tamarack t
7 V. S. S. R. A M ... 11
do pfd
Utah Con 1!
Lake Copper lt si'tan Copper Co.... 30
IjH Salle (ppcr 3 Winona 3
Miami Copper II Wolrerlne ill
E-4tT.
New York Mining; Storks.
NEW YORK, July 11. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alice 100 Little Chief
Com. Tunnel stock.
do bonda
Con. Cal. A Vs.
Horn Stiver
Iron Stiver
Lead vl lie Cos. ...
Offered.
22
m
us
20
te
Mexican
Ontario .r
Ophlr !
Standard
Yellow Jacket
.. t
..3M
..10
..120
..lu
.. M
OMAHA GBXERAL MARKETS.
BUTTER Creamery, No. t, delivered to
the retail trace In l ib. cartons, lie; No.
2, in 80-lb. tubs, 28o; No. 2. in l ib. cortona.
tic; packing ttock, solid pack, ltHc; dairy,
In 80-lb. tubs, 19t20c; market changss every
Tuesday.
FISH (all frosen)-Plckere 10c: white,
16c; pike, 14c; trout, 11c; large crappies,
v20ci Kpanlsh mackerel. 19c; eel, lSc; bad
uock, 12c; floundera, 13c; green catfish, 16o;
lue shad. W each; shad roe, per pair, 40c;
(rog legs, per dos., ibcQUOO; salmon, 10c;
ballbut, 8c; yellow perch, o; butralo, 6c;
bullheads, 14e.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs: No. . 16o; No. 2.
13c; No. 8, 10c. Loin: No. 1. 18c; No. 2,
14c; No. 8, UHc. Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No.
2, 6tc; No. 8, 6. Round: No. 1, luc; No. 2.
9c; No. 8, 9c. Plate: No. 1, 4Hc; No. 2,
4C( No. 8. SVic.
FRUITS. KiC Apricots. California. Per
crate, fci- Bananas, fancy select, per bunch.
2.2n2.60; Jumbo, bunch, t2.7StS.7f. Cherries,
home grown, per 24-qt. case, 2.00. Canta
loupes, California, standard, 46 count, 82.760
.w per crate: pony oratea. 64 count, u.za
2.E0. Dates, anchor brand, new, 80 1-lb. t
pkgs. In boxes, .per box, 82.00. Gooseberries,
home grown, per 24-qt, cut, 93.00. Lemons,
llinoneira brand, extra fancy, 800 else, per
box, 17.00; 800 slie, box. 87.00; Ixrni 11
monelra, fancy 800 slse, per box, 88.00; 860
else, per box, 86.00; 840 and 820 sixes, 60c per
box less; cymbal brand, 800-860 sizes, por
box, 66.00. Orange, Niagara, Redlands, Val
lencl&s, all sixes, per box, 84.00; fanoy Va
lencies, 80-96-124 sizes, 88.76; California Jaffa
and Mediterranean aweet oranges, 176 and
smaller sixes, per box. 83.60. Peaches, Cali
fornia, pef box. 2160. Plums, California, per
crate, 11.86. Pineapples, Florida, 24-80-86-42-48
sizes, per crate. 83.86. Red currants, per
24-qt. case, 8.60,2.75. Strawberrlea, Hood
river, per 24-qt. case, 83.26. Watermelons,
Georgia and Florida, per lb., lKc
VEGETABLES Beans, string and wax.
per hamper, 82.60; per mkt, bsk.. 21.00. Cab
bage, home grown, per lb., 6c. Cucumbers,
hot house, lta and 2 dos. In box, per box,
1160(8-1.75; home grown, per mkt, bsk. of
about 2 dos.. 8L60. Egg plant, fancy Florida,
per dos.. 21.60. Garlic, extra fancy, white,
per lb., 12c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per
dos., 40c. Tomatoes, Texas, per 4-bsk. crate,
90ctl.00. Radishes, per doz., 20o. Onions,
Texas Bermuda, white, per crate, $2.26; yel
low, per crate, 82.00; California, In sacks,
per lb., 2Vc. Parsley, fancy home grown,
per dos. bunches, 46c. Potatoes, Wisconsin,
white stock, per bu., 21.861.60; Virginia,
new stock. In tibia., per bbl.. 16.00.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds, California
soft shell, per lb., 18e; In sack lots, lc less.
Brazil nuts, per lb., 12c; In sack lots, lc
less. Filberts, per lb., 14c; in sack lots, lc
less. Peanuts, roasted, per lb., 8c; raw, per
lb., Hc Pecans';'' large, per lb., 16a; In saok
lots, lc less. Walnuts, California, per lb, 19c;
In sack lots, lc less. Honey, new, 24 frames.
23.76.
lt.300 1U 137 17'4
1,00 M S
73
ISO 42 42 41
4t.00 73 7 7
400 11 113 11
1,00 30 CO 49
10,20 34 36
8.40
10
M
T
1
1
4
73
0
1
M
IS
23
4
TS
0
3
600 174 174 174
Total sale for the dsr, 284.600 eharea.
Mew York Haaey Market.
NEW TORK. July U. MONETw-On call
steady; 2H per cent; ruling rate, f
tier cant: closing bid. 24 per cent; offered
at 2V Pr cent. Time loans, dull and spirit
less; sixty days, per cent; ninety oars,
l4dl'S per cent; six months, 8H per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34S
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Steady. with
advance, with actual business In bankers'
bills at 84.8476 for sixty-day bills and at
84.8646 for demand: commercial bills, $4.84.
SILVER Bar, 63c; Mexican dollars, 46c.
' BONDS Government, steady; railroad
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds were aa
follows:
C. S. ret. Is. rag.. ..10 int. M. U. 4...
d coupe a 10 'Japan 4s
tj. g. I, rag 101 do 4
da coupon 11 K. C 8e. 1st la.
V. 4a. reg m L. 8. deb. 4a 121
do eousoa 113 L. A N. unl. 4a..
Allla-Chal. 1st Is.... 74 M . K. A TP. lat 4s.. 7
Amer. Ag as 102 do sea. 4a 17
Am. T. A T. e. 4s.. 11 Me. Pkolfla 4a 77
Am. Tobacco 4s tt N. R. R. of M. 4s M
do 1W N. T. O. s 8s.... 17
St t . ws. . s? aa see. aa.
17
Bs
4
74
D
Armour
A H.
M N. T . N. H
..111 os. ts U;
..111 S. A W. lat . 4s.. 7
.. t do e. 4a 1044
9 No. Paalfls 4s
.. 1 do ts 71
.. 0 o. g. t, rtdg. 4a... 3
Dalatk Grain Market.
Dl'Ll'TH. July 11. WHEAT-No. 1
northern, SS'ie; No. 2 northern, 95H$4jt4c;
July. Shi.c; September, 9o bid. .
OATS 464c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July ll.-META LB-Btand-ard
copper, quiet; spot, 812.121186; July,
812. lfy?l 12.:i! Allfl-llat .nlamh.. itnA flelnh..
m.!; Nw - northern, 8uH8o; No. 212 17mi2 S7W: London market, firm; spot!
" C. I :67 De 6d; futures. 57 le U. Lake cotaver.
212.7W11.000. Electrolytic. 8U.a2VktlT2.Jo.
FLAX-cAflT:
RAULKY-:7o&tt 08.
CORN Ne. 8 yeUow. 66lt94e.
t..no-,.Nio. 8 waits, 4jj-tiic.
KTE-ncf, 2 Sic. .
RRAN-WotniV4J0. "
FIAUR-y tvsi peltate, ts ayjyiJO; seconj
ateata. ftbtAt 75; firsi clears, 83 2oa.66;
tecond clears, 82-84)2 68.
. Vlalttle 8alr Oraln.
NEW TORK. July IL-Speelal cable ana
'elesrephle. cummunkailona reeetved by
Riadstreet's shew the following changes In
available aufpllea aa. eomuared with the
Irevloua aocouot:
Wheat. I the United States eaat ef the
Ruckles. Increased 9J4.000 bu.; la Canada,
ncreasd l.0is buv.r lutal. I'nlted State
uid Canada-. Increased Sal.tkm bu.; afloat
Vr aad la Eurype, deereaaed 8.600,400 buv;
-. r taj..
l asting. 112 27Vwall SO. Tin. dull: snot
843 0lVp44.O0; July. 842.0U943.00; August. 841.60
tJ4l jo; Sejtember and October, 4H1 Oui att.
London market, quiet; spot, tttte tos;-futures,
em las. Lead, steaay; K4&M60,
Saw Tork; 84.S0SJ4 40, East Bt. Louis; Ln
don, spot. 18 te Sd. Spelter, quiet; 8.TWS
6 76. New York; 86.vfn6 66. Ku! St. Ueule;
London. 86. AaUmony, Coukaon's 88
Iron. Cleveland warrants. 49 94 ta iAndoa.
Locally Iron waa quiet.- Ne. 1 foundry
northern. 8l6.00tjie.28; No. I foundry aortrt
ern. 114 76tl6.00; No. 1 foundry southern and
No. I fotmdrv southern soft. $14 7M16 t.
ST. LOUIS. July U-Mfe7TALS-Lead,
steady at 84 40; Spelter, weak at 86.86.
tellneal lager A7vane4.
NEW TORK, July 11. All grades of re
fined sugar were advanced 60 per 108 lbs.
textev
Atchlaoa sea.
do ev. e
do ta .
A. C. L. lat 4a...
Bal. A Ohle 4s...
do la
do s. W. ts.
nnk Tv. ev. 4s.... l Pens. ev. ta HI.. t7
aoen. ef Oa. ta 10 de sen. 4a 103
a, i leather aa Reading gen. 4a l
O. el N. J. 1. 6. .111 Bt. U I. F. fg. 4 11
rfcaa. A ohle 4a...lel do gaa. aa 17
do ref. le !! LA W. e. 4. 7
Chicago A A. Ia... de lat gold ta..... K
C. B. A VI 1. 4a.... 1 . A. L. 4a 7
do gen. 4a go. Pae. eol. ta 3
J U. A S.P. g 8a 2 de ev. 4e
C. R. I. A P. a. 4a. 13 da 1st ref. 4a
a. aa So. Kallwav as 1M
Col. Ind. te do gen. 4a. 1
!. alia. ea. 42 I'nloo Pseirio 4a lsi
C. A S. r. A e. 4s M do v. a ld
D 4k H. st. 4 it is rai. aa. .. si
en. A R. O 4a.... 1 V. S. Raboer to.. ..let
1. r-r 0 IT. t steel 2d ee....lK
rtlstlllere ta 1 Ve.-Car. Cham. la... 100
Bri. a I. aa Uj wahaan let as in
do gaa. 4a...., It d lat A ea. 4a....
da cv. 4a, ear. A.. Bt Western M4. 4s W
do aenea B T Waat. Elec. ev. ta.. 4
Oea. Elec. ev. ts ...Jet Wla. Central 4s t
III Can. lit ret. 4a. . M Mo. Pac. ev. U t
lot Mat. 4a lis, Panama to 102
Bl4. eXtered.
New York Carb Market
The following quotations are furnished
by Ixgan A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange. Sift South Sixteenth street:
.. II Inspiration , 3
.. 11 Laroe . 4
.. It Nev. Csas 1
.. 22 Nawkoeaa 1
.. 1 Ohio Copper 1
.. SS Hawklt Oealltloe.. I
.. Rar Central 1
,.. 11 Swift Pks Co 101
.. 1,1 Tvaoait Mia lag
Trinity cue
Oeldflald Ftereaoe .. 1 North Lake
Oreeae Caaaaea .... 1
Bar State Oas..
Butts Coalition
Cactus
Chleo
Chief Coea .....
Da via Dai r
Kir Central ....
Crankila
Otrees
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
DemaadT fop Cattle aad Sheens Weatn
Hogt More Acttve. ' ,
CHICAGO, July ll.-CATTLEJ Receipts,
8.000 head; market weak; beeves, 84.86ig
6.90; Texas steers, t5.60ig6.00; western
steers, Jt.TMWiej; stockers and feeders,
23.00(86.10; cows and heifers, f2.3otjo.76,'
calvect lo.7&8i7.1&.
HOGS Relrls. 17,000 head; market
more active; light. 86.4fls.82tt:mlxed. 86.35
j6.82H; heavy. 86.20&4.80; rough,86.20.40:
good to choice heavy, (6.4org.tw; pigs, 6 10
60; bulk of sales, 86.66!g6.70.
tsnm&r aisl lamhb neceipta esti
mated at 16,000 head; market weak; native.
22.5004.66: western. 83.0034.00; yearlings.
84.ViCfi5.oO; native lambs, 4.:5!27.00; western,
84.7oB)7.00.
St. I.oals I.lTe Stock Market.
ST. LOUI8. Mo.. Julv 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,500 head. Including 1.600 head of
Texans; market steady; native shipping
and export steers. 86.OOtf4t.76: dressed beef
and butcher steers, 85.06.26; steers un
der 1.000 pounds. 86.26a.40: stockers and
feeders, 83.00ti4.o0; cows and heifers, 13 00
t.50: cannera. ll.oowg.oo; Dulls, W-OWo bo;
calves, 83.0fnK7.76; Texans and Indian
steers, 8326t.00; . cows and ' heifers, 83.00ii
6.00.
HOGS Receipts. ' 14.700 head; market.
..... L. Iaw... -,1m mrA llV,fe UAKHU
e.ou; pacaem, o.ooioti.io; uutvnera inu oeai
heavy, 8O.60itr.7a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 11.800
head; market steady; native muttons,
83.26H.26; lambs, J4.00r7.10; culls and
bucks, 82.0O7j3.60; stockers, n.zwcjo.uu.
t. Joseph Live Stack Market.
01.1 juor.r 11, mu., uiy ii.-Aiiua-
Recelbts, 2,600 head; market steady; steers.
24.60(j.36; cows and heifers, 22-6034.00;
calves, 83.0OitfTi.O0.
HOGS Receipts. 18.000 head: market
slow; top, 86.60; bulk of aalea, 26.25i34i.46.
eri it,.- adiu IjAmbb neceipts z,uts
bead; market steady; la,mba, 84.60i86.7&.
Cattea Market.
NEW YORK. July 11. COTTON-Spot,
closed quiet, 16 points higher: middling up
lands, 14.26c; middling gulf, M 60c; no sales.
New York cotton market, as furnished by
Logan A Bryaa. member New York Cot
ton exchange, 315 South Sixteenth street;
Month. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
July
Aug.
Stpt.
Oct.
Dec.
.. IS 70
.. 13 46
.. 13 08
.. 12 91
.. 12 93
14 04
13 M
13 15
U 90
U 98
IS 64
it so
13 06
19 05
12 86
14 04
13 so
13 11
It 96
l!9i
12 71
18 08
13 04
12 79
U 78
,
Baak tnearlesre.
Oaf AHA. June 11. Bank clearings for
today were 82.241924.1. and fr the cor
responding date last year 82.2o4.la2.68.
Uades Stack Market.
LONDON. July 11.-Amerlcan securities
opened a fraction higher and advanced nn
covering At - noon the tone was steady
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July ll.-WOOLThe combina
tion of Intense heat, a holiday and uncer
tainty over congressional tariff action
made last week a dull one in the local
wool market. Offering prices of dealers In
the west for the new clip are practically
10 per cent below the high point of three
weeks ago ana operations nave practically
ceafced.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July H.-WOOL Un.
changed: territory and western mediums.
l'filuc; fine mediums, 1617;- fine, 11
t 14 Vie.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, July II. DRY GOODS The
primary cotton goous market was oulet
end steady throughout the day. New lines
of corded woolen suiting for men's wear
were opened for the spring of 1912 season
and the prices named In some of these
goods showed reductions of from 6 to 10
per eent compared with last "ear. There
was not much of call for silk goods and
nations were ami.
SOUTH OMAHA. July II. 1911.
Receipt were; Cattle, lings. Sheep
Olficlai Monday .
Estimate Tuesday
... 5.534
... 3.662
k.V9
16.870
4.MI
2.910
Two days this week... 9,1S 23.729 8.741
Fame days last week.... 3.3M 1.0M
fcame daya 2 weeka ago.. 7.644 19.431 10 SK
banie daya 3 weeka ago.. 6.7S3 18,6, 6.367
tame daya 4 weeks ano.. 8.3& A.o s.i
ame days last year 8,733 9..4.I 24,4,6
The fnllnwlna- table showa the recelDta of
cattle, hog and sb rp i.t couth tj.na a fj."
tiie year to aate as comparea wnn
yuur: 1911. 1910. lno.
Cattle M3.637 4R7.9SH S5..06
Hogs : 1.47H.477 1,164.000 3'.'."..417
Sheep 7!,41I 727,308 63.10J
The following table shows the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
1 a 1 several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 1911. I910.193.ll6.19t1.ll90j.llli.
June 2...I I 8 791 7 C3 ( 971 6 X4I 6 48;
July 3...46Hi 1 7 7 6 06 6 7 6 4l 6 i
July 4... I J I I I
Julv h I !tL.i a k. 1 711 I 5 701 6 48' 6 i
Ju.y ... 6 26'A 8 9U 7 761 6 18 i 70, 6 42 6 Jfs
July 7...I 6 8m 8 7s 7 69 26 I 6 431 6 W
Juiy 8.... 6 SoVkl 8 661 7 66 1 6 16 6 74 i I 5 2
July 9... 8 tti 7 67j 6 181 6 69 6 42
Ju.y. to.
July 11...
6 221 I 7 7 2l 6 o4l 6 661 6 83
...... 8 44 ' I 6 421 6 681 S5 6 82
Sunday.
Receiota and dianosltlnn of live stock at
the -Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
c. M. A St. P
Wabash
Missouri Paclflo 10
Union Pacific 49
C. A N. W.. eaat 2
C. A N. W., west 42
C, St. P.-i M. A 0 14
C. B. & O.. east 5
C, B. St. Q., west 40
C, R. I. A P., east 4
C, R. I. A P., west 8
Illinois central 4
C O. W 1
Total receipta
.180
6
9
51 2
2
75 1
16
8 2
69 1
S -i
2
t 1
23S 19
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co..
Schwarts-Bolen Co....;...
Murphy
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant ft Lush
Hill ft Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston ft Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huss
McCreary ft Carey
8. Wertheimer
H. F. Hamilton
Lehmer Bros
Lee Rothschild
McConnaghey
Other buyers
DISPOSITION
Cattle Hogs. Sheen.
491 2.600 272
759 4.206 671
773 2,673 1.610
824 2,019 129
8K3
1,839
43
68
883
133
63 .
24
12
67
144
44
10
102
8
840 '
663
Totals 4,778 15,119 8,144
CATTLE Receipts were hnrdly as terse
aa dealers were expecting today, but there
waa nine noticeable change in the general
character of the offerings. In fact, the
market presented few new features, and
for the moat part values were about the
ssme as on Monday. Strictly good to
choice beeves were in liberal supply and
reacuiy commanded good, rlrm llgurea.
while, on the other hand, there was the
usual disposition on the part of buyers
to cheapen up on the medium and common
trades thst constituted a liberal Dortlon
of the offerings.
in cow stuff the demand seems to be
Improving and strictly desirable cows and
heifers, both cornfed and greasers, found
a ready sale at steady to strong prices.
Canners nnd cutters were In rather liberal
supply and Bold ' unevenly, but In
practically the same notches aa on yester
day. Veal calves were, perhaps a shad
stronger, while bulls? stags, etc., ruled
steady to a shsde lower.
The tone ta the stocker and feeder trade
continues to show Improvement under the
Influence of good rains throughout the
country, which reduced offer, ngs. Both
yard traders and oountry buye.s were In
the market for good feedera of all weights
and prices were a shade stronger for any
thing good enough to abide competition.
Medium to common stuff showed little Im
provement, but moved rather more freely
than on yesterday.
quotations on cattlet uood to choice
beefs teers. 26.26li.60: fair to good beef
steers, 36.003.26; common to fair beef
steers, 86.0Oi5.90; good to choice heifers,
5.2636.70; good to choice cows, 24.766.60;
fair to good sows and heifers, 84.004.7f;
common to fair cows and heifers, 82.00S4.00;
good to choice stockers and feeders. 34 7oO
6.16; fair to good stockers and feeders, 24. On
14 en; common to fair stockers snd feeders,
3 2503.90; stock heifers, 83.O034.00; veal
calves, 33.&Oia.75; bulla, stags, etc., 83.004
6.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
24. A. rr. Ma. P.
t 112 t 10 20 12U a
1371 I 18 17 ".....1117 I tt
22 132 2 34 lit (0
tt 1334 t 20
COWS.
11 IN 18 Ml I tt
I Ml 1(4 1 1120 I tO
4 17 I t 1 34 t (4
tt 7U t M IT 144 t (0
t ISO I 0 tl Ml IN
I 4 t 0 8 1113 4 K
1 733 I 1
STEERS AND HEIFERS
11 Ill IK 34 Ill Ml
t 60 I 26 14 11 I 20
10 18 4 00 44 Ill
HEIFERS.
111 im 1 t4 4 te
18 I 18 I.... 0 4 It
414 t 1 I TIT 4 14
31 I 10 11 404 4 to
111 I 20 t 72 I SO
100 t 21 t II I II
3 ta It
II...
17...
11...
tt...
14...
I...
4...
II...
19 I 30
MS I 71
ll.'.
BULLS.
18 IM
CALVTCS.
til IN II.
100 I 7t
121 4 00
231 I 30
148 4 80
117 4 It
434 I tt
490 I 34
IH III
111 t 41
174 M
120 I 40
171 I 3
ll I 1
140 e
li t 0
t...
I...
11...
1...
1...
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
14. Ill I M
t Ill I 8
4 3o0 8 60
N Ml I 7
HOGS Big receipts of hogs governed the
trade, prices showing a fresh loss of a
big nickel. About 240 loads were received,
20t-pound stuff being the rule and heavy
lard grades the exception. With liberal
supply as an argument for cheaper cost,
buyers seemed In no hurry to put up drove
and the market was featured by quiet
trading from start to finish. It waa a
buainess session that had few lulls, how
ever, and clearance at 11 oclock found
practically everything In second hands.
Packers furnished an outlet for a full
90 per cennt of the entire run and shipping
selections consisted largely of good butch,
ers and smooth heavlea. Demand of a
purely speculative nature was too limited
to have any appreciable Influence upon
the general market.
Spreads between various weights showed
little change, but It is not so much a
question of weight with buyers at present
as of quality. Weighty animals with
plenty of quality are selling on much the
same basis as skippy light offerings. Long
strings ranged at )l.'nti.J). and smooth
bacon hogs dropped to 86.40, a nickel under
yesterday s high price.
nepresentaiive saies:
- Isgar Market.
NEW YORK. July 1L-8UOAR Raw.
firm; muscovado, 69 test. 3 66teWlc; cen
trifugal 94 teat, 4.06411c; molasses, 89
tost, 8304 9tc. Refined, steady: crushed,
i.koc; graaulated, 6.16c; powdered, 616c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, July 1L COFFEE-Futures
closed steady, net 4 points higher to 6
points lower; July. 11. luc; August, 11.46c;
September, 11.27c; October, 11.16c; Novem
ber. 11.10c; December, January, February
and March. 1106c. Spot ateady; Rio. No. 7,
12 5-16al3c: Ko. 4 Sentoe, Uc Mild -quiet;
Cordova, 144714c, nominal.
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. A v. Sh. Pr.
II 20 ... 4 1' 41 231 40 t 3
4 21 4 I 2 71 201 ... 13
14 3U7 Wit Tl 171 30 3
(1 Ill H IM 44 114 ... 3
tl Ill Wit IT 2M ... I l
42 241 ... 1 2 la 221 ... I 30
I let 120 III 14 24 ... II
1 104 40 I 12 0 It M I 30
2T 244 10 I 13 Tl 117 ! t 30
17 341 IM t " II 214 ... I t
14 M ... IM II 201 I II
II K.4 N- I tl 40 IM 40 I 1
I tU 144 4 15 17 221 N IN
It 143 ... 28 14 It 4 I 3
II 161 40 4 21 Tl 22 ... I M
(1 1 14 I 21 42 Ml ... 124
14 13 ... t It 14 21 44 I M
14 1!.l ... I it Tl Hi ... t a
T 207 4 4 84 141 40 M
II Is ... 48 14 IM s 6
It til 4 4 24 7 . 1st t 2
T Ml N I H 4 2M Mil
1 21 ... I 204 . . 4 t
II 24 4 CM IM .1
T4 242 4 t M 224 ... II
Tl. Ill ... I tt M 22 Mil
aa it 3 a t w 220 m ms
T8 K IS III te u ... t II
1 11 11 I tt te 241 ... ills
14.. let 1 I 24 204
12 21 ... Ill II 2ol MIX
21 272 ... I IS St 341 ... I M
12 .21 ... 12 II 1st ... Ill
44 24 ... I tt Tl KIT 4 '
41 la ... It TT 20 4 I
II tat ... I 21 1 244 1S tat
tt bl ... lit M IS ... 6 84
7.
74.
4.
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t n
t 40
t 4
St. 91 . . I ss
M i: Ill IS.
at jit so I
21 221 . . I 17
It MS It 27V
SHEF.P Trade In fat sheep and lamb
was highly typical of the bet ween-graln-
snd-grsss season, supply having a wide va
riety with odds and ends from the corn
belt predominating. I .ess than twenty
loads t stock were received In all. two or
hree loads of grsseers from Idaho being
the only range arrivals. Missouri aent In
nine loads of feeders snd dry-lot sections
turnlshrd about a half dosen loada of
mixed offerings.
Business during the greater part of the
session had a peddling appearance, but the
demand for killers waa fairly active despite
this rart. pncea ruuy steady bought any
thing at all attrartlvok and her and there
a transaction was 11 aide that looked a
little higher.
Stale Oregon wethers sold at 24 26, Idaho
yearlings acted well at 86 and Idaho ewes
got action at 83.75. There were no range
spring lambs of consequence on sale, but
yesterday's close In this branch of the
market waa lower, and It would take an
extra good article to reach 37.16.
Corn belt stock sold In package and ac
tual corditlona of trade were hard to de
termine. It is very apparent, however,
that spring lambs have lost much of their
popularity. Recent big declines at Chicago
exert a depressive Influence, these declines
being traceable to heavy runs of southern
lambs. Really good lambs sre selling
around 36.nT4i7.09 and limit on prime qual
ity may be placed at 27.26.
Orders for feeders continue notably
scarce despite a better crop outlook, and
strongs too poor to kill are hard to move
at any price. Prospects for feeder clear
ance today were doubtful.
Quotations on grass stock. Pprlng lambs.
good to chutes, 86.85&J7.15; spring lambs, fslr
to good, te.omH4i.so; yearlings, tair to choice,
4.23fiir.00; yearlings, feeders, 23.50li4.2;
wethers, fslr to choice, 33.6o(M.35; wethers,
feeders, 82.xg3.40; ewes, fair to choice. (175
3.75; ewea. feeders and culls, S1.76$2.40.
Quotation On corn belt stock: Spring
lambs, Sri. 2u7. 25: yearlings, fair to choice.
35.2T$t.50; wet here, fair to choice, to.uOft'
4.00; ewes, fair to choice, 13 0004.10.
Representative sales:
82 western yearlings, feeders
15 spring lambs, culls
234 western ewes
15 western ewes, culls
641 Idaho spring, lambs
231 western yearlings .
10 spring lambs
24 spring lambs
24 Spring ' lambs
658 Oregon wethers
129, Oregon wither, culls
22 western ewes
152 Idaho yearlings
30 Idaho yearlings, culls
163 Idaho ewes .
94 ewes, ldsho culls
10 Idaho lambs
73 western ewes
34 western eWes, culls
2 spring lambs
40 western ewes
92 native sprlpg lamb
79 spring lambs
19 native yearlings
15 western ewes
.. 66
.. 84
..114
..109
.. 73
.. 78
.. 78
.. 77
.. 62
.. 93
.. 83
..141
.. 78
.. 73
..105
.. 97
.. 61
.. 98
.. 84
.. 90
..122
.. 71
.. 66
..104
..120
4 25
4 40
3 5
2 60
7 16
6 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
4 2.".
3 00
4 00
6 00
8 V
8 75
2 25
6 60
4 00
2 25
7 25 e
4 16
7 10
7 00
4 So
4 10
NEBRASKA GETS lIORE RAffl
tasTasstsaTaTaTaTs "
Towns Alonj Burlington KoUtenfJ '
with Ufht Ehowrrt.
PROSPECTS ARE KTCOvTllAOIiTa
' ' . V
Several Tewas Reaert fVestatt),
While 4rtevt atsseat Iwtl
Meet af tke Grata geettaae
af TTeAraasrau
Refreshing rain. eccvmpnl',n with halt
began falling in Omaha an ta the tva-
vlclnlty at :4 Tueeday morrtrr. The rata,
however, did not last long, . no wot the
eastern part of the state. .
Early morning report sTi owed patn e-B
Ing In a few town along the MeCoo di
vision. The Wymor and" Sterling -divisions
reported clear and hot weather, amfl
calm winds, with little prospect for rain.
In ONelll rain was falling tightly, 'but thi
skies were clearing at l:M o'clock. Al
nestings one-fourth of n Inch vf rein
had fallen at 8 80 and good prospects for
more. Sheridan and Allls.no division
also reported clear skle and no traoee of
rain. The following town reported rain
Tuesday morning: ,
Norton, Kearney, . ,, t
OherUn. Hasting.
Wllsonvllle, ValenMne.
Herdon, Wakefield, '
O'Neill. Tekamah, ,
aetvtfie,ri iii iivhiv v iv owiu -1
was a drop in the temperature of 19 degree
In Omaha on account of the halt and rain
At 10 o'clock when the inercurjr In the tuba
waa registering 86, pedestrians began rook
lng for another scorching hot day. but
at 11 o'clock the temperature was , 87.
Kaaaaa Pity Live Stack Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head, including 3,000 south
erns; market, ateady; top, 86.70; cows,
strong' to 10c-higher. Dress beef and export-steers.
2A2096.79; fair to good. 84M3
6 15; western steers, $4 6094 25; stockers and
feeders.4 33.00tM.76; southern steers, 83.40
6.00; southern oow. 82.6034.00; native cows,
82.2iv914.6O; native heifers. 83.60&.60; bulla,
t2.86irM.60; calves, 83.60f6 00.
HOGS Receipts, 20,000 head; market,
steady to weak; hulk of sale. 2S.30Qt.45;
heavy, M.36I&6.66; packers and butchers,
86(Sd0; lights, $.2&fM.50.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7.000
head: market, steady to l&c lower; lambs,
36.00-f6.90; yearlings, 34.50i38.60; wethers.
84.00itt4.26; ewe. 63.253'3.76; atocker and
feeder, 22.00&3.00.
Stock la Rlht.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets Monday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8.600 10 Mm 2.900
St. Joseph 2,6011 13,000 3.000
Kansas City 11.000 20.000 7.000
St. Louis 8.600 14.700 11.800
Chicago 3,000 17,000 H.000
Totals
...2a 700 81.600 40,700
Mother Brings Some
Pickles to Sick Babe
at the Baby Camp
Nurses See What Poor Babies Are
Fed by Their IU-Advised
Mothers.
Pickles and Wienerwursts, pie and dough
nuts, are not considered the Ideal hot
weather diet for babies by the nurses at
the babies' camp conducted by the Visiting
Nurses' association at Seventh and Ban
croft streets, where thirteen little ones are
now being cared for. The mother of one
baby at the oamp brought her offspring a
little treat of pickles and Wienerwursts on
his convalescence at the camp. Another
mother came to the camp with a package
containing pie and doughnuts for her 18
months old baby and stated that tea and
coffee were common articles of his diet
One of the chief causes of illness among
the little ones, acordlng to the nurses, is
Improper feeding of the babies by their
mothers.
;
RICHARD 0'KEEFE STARTS
ON VISIT TO THE OLD SOD
Expresses a Wish .that Ha Be Barlea
ta Omaha, Jfa Mattes Where
, , . ptT Plee.
"Bury me in Omaha no matter what
part of the world I die in," waa the part
ing remark of Richard O'Keefe, when
starting for a visit to his birthplace near
Tburles, Tlpperary, Ireland. Tuesday morn
ing. Mr. O'Keefe has been a resident of
Omaha for almost half a century and has
seen the place grow from a little hamlet
to Its present municipal proportion. Ha
has rastded at Fourteenth and Castellar
streets for over thirty-five years.
For the last eight years Mr. O'Keefe has
been engaged In the mineral water busi
ness In South Omaha- Recently he felt
he had a - sufficient competency and sold
out so. that h oould devote his time to
visiting familiar spots in the Emerald Isle.
He has -always been an aggressive mem
ber of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, the
Emmet '. Monument ' association and the
Good Fellowship club.
Before taking the train for New Tork,
Mr. O'Keefe expressed a fervent wlnh to
be burled in Bt. Mary's cemetery (Indian
Hill), South Omaha, where the body of his
wife has been lying at rest for a number
of years. He has stipulated with ' the
steamship company that In case he should
die at sea his body should be taken to
the nearest port, no matter what country,
and there embalmed for shipment to
Omaha. P. C. Heavey was named to take
charge ef possible funeral arrangement.)
II r. O'Keefe is 68 years old.
BAXTER WRITES SCHOOL BOARD
Asks Why New Mckeela SueaU Cast
Tea Thoasaael Aalece More Thss
Beads Voted for Then.
The attitude of the Commercial club
against the awarding of contracts for the
Central Park and Castellar schools was
expressed in a second letter seat to the
Board of Education. The missive waa
signed by W. F." Baxter, chairman of the
municipal ' affairs committee for the elub.
The board ' Is celled to account why the
two schools should cost some thing In the
neighborhood of 110,008 more each thaa th
I70.4M specified by th people when they
voted on a bond Issue for' school improvements.
Balldlac Persalts.
A. J. Beaton, 1612 Howard, alterations,
800; Mary E. Johpsnn,. 16u2 Bpruce, frame
dwelling 82.800; A. H. Olmatead, 1928 L
throp, frame dwelling. 83,6uO; Mr. M. J.
Oleaeon, Thirteenth and Wing avenue,
frame dwelling, 81.800.-
tet
in.
HELP FOR THE HOUSEWIVES
v
waa Flada New Breed of Chicken
1 .with Na Feather ta.B
. Flaeho. .
H. L. f4wan ot 2874 Corby avenue Is of
the opinion that he has discovered a new
species of fowl, which will prove of great
advantage to the housewife when It comes
to plucking a fowl for dinner, , The bird,
which Is being raised by Mr. Swan, was
hatched from, what appeared to be an'or
dlnary hen's egg. . t Is now 4 weeks old
and has six feathers on Its body.
The bird, according to Mr. .Swan, Is a
rooster, and on . ecb wing it. has three
short feathers, 'while on the, tall not a.1
feather Is growing. Stranger atlll la the
fact that the bird has not even. any pin"
feathers or fuss on. it, excepting around
the eyes there is a little fuss which look
like eye lashes. "That bird ha been in
the sun so much," said Mr. Swan, "thst It
Is beginning to get sunburned, hut th
feather ref us to com out."
RAILWAY TIME CARD '
UNION STATION -Teath aad Ma, .ea .
Arrive.
a 7:40 pro .
a 8:46 pm '
a 6-46 am '
a 6:10 pm
a 8:30 pm
a 7:27 am
I l:s pm a 4:60 pm"
Imlful .19 Kn nn. a -Sn
il a 8:18 am a 4:46 pm
cal.. ..a 6:30 pm alo:o am
I b!2:41 pm b 1:20 pm
E lslaad A Pacific
al0:3R pm '
a 7:46 am
a 4:80 pm '
bl0:19 pm
a 1:10 pm
al2:12 pm
a 7:47 am
TJalaa Pacific . .
Depart. '
pan r-ran. overland L..a 9:46 am
China and Japan F. M.a 4:05 pm
Atlantic Express ..................
Oregon Express all:8S pm
l.os Angeles Limited. ..a 12:48 pm
Denver Special ....... .a 7:04 am
Centennial State "pec'l all 30 pm al2:26 am
Colorado Express a 2:30 pm a 4:60 pm
Oregon-wssn. Limited. aiz.eo pm a 8:20 pn
North Platte Local
Orand Island Local.
stromburg Local
Chicago, Rock
KAST.
Rockv Mountain Ltd..al2:ffi am
The Mountaineer a 6:46 km
Omaha Day Express...
Chicago Local Pass....bl0:2S am
Chicago Express a 4:10 pm
Pes Moines Local Pass. a 4:27 pm
Chicago-Nebraska Ltd.. a 6:08 pm
The Mountaineer "8:Wam a 6.40 am
Local Pass, to Lincoln. a 8:46 am
Colo.-Cal. Express ....a LIS pin
Okl, A Tex. Express . a 6:00 pm
Chl.-Neb. Ltd. Lincoln
Rocky Mountain Ltd..al0:46 pm
Mlaaonrt Pacific -K.
C. A St. L. Ex. .....a 9:20 am
K. C. ft St I Ex all:16 pm
whlcago A Northwesters
NORTHBOUND.
Twin City Express a 7:46 am
Sioux City Local a 3:45 pm
Minn. A Dakota Ex a 7 00 pm a 915 am
1 win uuy Limited a s:4l pm a 7:ro
Minnesota Express
EA8TBOUP.
Carroll Local a 7:00 am
Daylight Chicago a 7:40 am
Chicago ' Local aU:t. pm
ColoradoVChlcago a u:10 pm
Chicago Ppeclal a 6:02 pm
Pacific Coast-Chlonro ..a 6:31 om
Los Angeles Limited, .a 8:60 pm
Overland Limited a 7 .56 pm
Carroll Local a 4:30 pm
Fast Mall a 8:80 pm
Cedar Rapids, fltoux City
and Omaha
Centennial State 7.1m ... 11:48 am
WESTBOUND.
Long Pine a 8:00 am all :00 am
Norfolk-Dallas a 8:00 am alO:16 pm -
Long Pine-Lincoln ....a 2:16 pm a 6:20 pm
Hastings-Superior b 8:16 pm b t:M pm
Dead wood-Hot Springs. a 2:66 pm a 6: pm
Casper-Lander a SrfiS pm all.-O am
Fremont-Albion 6:80 pm b 1:68 pro
hlc (a, -Mtlwaakea 4fc th).' Peal
a 4:00 pm '
all:46 am
a 6:68 pm
al2:80 am
a 7:40 am
a 6:50 pm
al0:20 pm
' a 8:28 pm
all:00
a 6:10 pm -al0:40
pr
a 3:28 im
a 3:28 pm
a 6:49 am
a t'.'lS pm
til SO pm
a 916 am
alO OO am ,
a 8:86 pm
a 3:!"i rm
11:18 pm
Overland Limited
Omaha Chicago Ex.
Perry Local ,
Colo.-Cal. Express .
Colorado Special
Perry Local
,,a 7:60 pra
..b 7.18 am
..a 6:69 am
,.a 6:0 pm
,.a 7:43 am
,.b 1:16 pot
Wabash
Omaha-St. Louis Ex.... a 8:80 pm
Mall and Express , .a 742 am
etanb'y Lcl (from C B.)b 1:00 pm
ChlcagTo Great Western
Ci.lcago Limited a 8.86 pm
Twin City Limited a 8:86 pm
Twin City Express a 8 .00 am
Chicago Uxpreas ........
Local Passenger 8:16 pm
llllaols Ceatrat
Chicago Express a 7 00 am
Chicago Limited a 4:00 pm
klinn.-0t. raui ki T:o am
ll.nn.-aH. Paul Ltd a 4:W f m
9:11 asa
'ii'KA pm
8:26 pm '
6:6t) am
U.-08 pm
a 9:16 am
all: 16 pm
bl0:U am
a 7:48 am
a 8 80 pra
a 8:46 pat
a s .ss pa
a 8:00 am
a 6:09 am
ttarltactea tallest.
Berllasrtea
Denver A California..
Puget Sound Express
Nebraska point
Ulaok HUla
Lincoln Mall
Northweut Express ..
Nebraska points
Nebraska Kxpress..,..
Llncoin Local
bCRuyler-Piattsmoutn
Lincoln Loval
Piattsmouth-ioaa ....
Bellevue-riattamouth.
Chicago Hpeclal
Denver bpeclal
Chicago Express
Chicago Kaat fexpres
Iowa Local
Creston tie) Local.,.,
Pt. Louis Express ....
K, C. A 8t. Joseph
K. C. A AL Joseph....
H. C. A at. Joteph....
-loth aaa Maias
Depart,
.a 4 lu pm
.a 4:li pie
.a S:4 am
.a 4:M pin
. o l:u piu
.all eu pm
..a aw am
.a :JL am
..b 8 0S pm
.a 7:26 pm
a 9:1 am
alj 0 pm
.a 7:16 am
.all .46 pm -...a
4.20 pm
.a 6:30 pm
.a 9:16 am
.b S.JO pm
.a 4:30 pm
.al0:46 pm
.a 9.16 am
.a 4:40 pm
Arrive,
a 3:46 pm
a 3:46 pra
a :14 pes
a s.4f pot
L:i yux
a 7:ts) am
a 6:10 put.
a 4:10 pm
b 9:06 go)
bio 20 am'
a 7:60 pm
a 8:60 am
a 2:40 pm
all It pm
a 7 00 pm
a 8:66 pn,
a 6:00 ant
al4:M am
blO aa am
411:44 km
4 46 ass
6:18 pes '
Webster Halloa tOth aad Webster.
tllasoaH Paclflo . "',-?' '.
rWrMte - .
--f - rr.v,
b 8:60 pm bu 66 am
Peat, Mtaaeaaolla
Auburn local .
Chicago, t
tlasaha-
Depart, Arrive,
b 246 pm but pm -
I S pm .
rr.h.iam :-s
e 8:4 am .
h 6:66 arm m a. is ...
Ithl .tallV ..MAI a.aMav ... m .
only lal daily. ' . S ' u"'
aioux City Express.
Omaha Local
aioux City Pas,
twin City Pass...
blous City Local
E.m arson Local
lally. exi
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS '
XAMBUEO-AltEIUCAIf
lAsasSost Paris Haiabeuw
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" ' fl' vie , Aug l WAaeerti
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delpa hi Ohloage, X14., eg- laasU ageat.