14
THE DEE:!
OMAHA. SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Report from Spring Wheat Belt
Art Notably Farorable.
CORN 1IA&KET REMAINS STRONG
Iwattaaoa Hntf Meeelpt aad
vorafcl Wrttkfr Start Llqalda.
llaa of Lea Wheat,
In ST Velars Lawer.
OMAHA. July 14, 1911.
All report from th miring wheat belt
ar notably mora favorable; cooler tem
perature and ralna have maue a con
siderable improvement, removing th bul
lish feeling rewarding further Injury to the
crop. Attention U being given to the
enormoua movement ot new winter wheat
flowing Into primary marketa Oversold
market condition may follow the sharp
decline, but new from all quarter
favor tha bear for the moment.
The weather map ehowa condition fair,
with moderate temperature over the en
tire corn belt, very little rain being re
ported. Profit taking ale have been the
feature of late trading. The market re
mains In a strong position a long a gen
eral rain do not check the damaging ten
dency of the crop. 1 lie cash situation is
extremely bright and country opperlngs
are verv spares.
Continuous hvy receipts and favorable
weather started liquidation of long wheat
ending value eharply lower. Cah wheat
weak and Jo lower.
Corn held fTrm In face of the big decline
In wheat. More rain la needed for the
growing crop, and holder! refus to Belt
, re Ah corn old Hytrlc lower.
Primary wheat receipt were 1.629.000 bu.
and shipment were 23.om bu., against re
ceipt last year of (35.000 bu. and shipments
of bu.
Primary com receipts were 171.000 bu and
Shipments were 414.0W bu.. against receipt
laet rear of 194,000 bu., and shipment of
4H0,yf bu. .
Clearance were 88.000 bu. of corn. 7,000
bu. of oat and wheat and flour equal to
TS.flOO bu.
Liverpool closed d lower on wheat and
4 lower on com. .
The following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. t hard: 1 ear, S3Hc; 21 car.
Ukc; I ear. 83e. No. I hard: 1 carM4c: 1
oar. tie: 4 car, SlVto; 1 car. lie. No grade:
1 ear. 7o. No 4 mixed: 1 car. Te.
i CORN No. I white. 2 care. o. No. I
white: 1 car, 65c. No. 8 yellow: 1 car, Mc;
I ear. 84o. No. I yellow: 8 car. 4Ve. No.
4 yellow: 1 oar, 84V,c. No. I mixed: 1 oer,
to. No. t mixed: 1 car. 8414.6; 3 car, Wo.
OATB-No. I white: ( cars, 46o. No. 4
White: 1 car, 45o: 1 ear. 4-e.
Omaha Ctuifc T-rlwea.
'WHEAT No. 2 hard, 82Wtc; No. t
hard, 8144o, No. 4 hard, 7337840; re
jected hard. 773e.
CORN No. 8 white, 84Htro; No. t whit.
64H: No. 4 white, Uiic; No. color,
UQc; No. 1 yellow, 434yie; No. I
yellow, M'40-ftHc; No. 4 yellow, 34fi"4ttc;
No. I U.Wic; No. 3. 634Vc; No. 4,
USto.
Oats-No. 1 wthlt. 4&itj4c: standard,
46Me34&c; No. whit. fcW4jHc; No. 4
white. 44Mrffc; No. I yellow, 4&ic46c; No.
4 yellow, 44V44V.
BARLSJT No. I, TtMM; No. 4, T43S4e;
Jo. 1 feed, teTOc; rejected, 4tP74o.
RTB No. t. 835o; No. 8, 8188c.
' Cevrlot Receipts.
Wheat. Com. Oata
Thleago 499 11 1
Mlnneapolla 165 ... ...
lOmaha BO 71 81
Duluth , II
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fettini of tha Trading; aad CI oat a
Prlcea Board af Trsvd.
CHICAGO. July 14.-Far of forced
liquidation through the calling of loan by
th bank had considerable effect today la
catering wheat prlcea to smash. Record
making deliveries of new wheat from tha
farm put trad facilities under a heavy
strain. At one time the market showed a
fall of more than Bo for tbs July option.
Taking tha list as a whale, latest figures,
i however, wers at a net "decline of but 1H9
IHo. On the other hand, eorn finished with
a gain ot Ho to o and oata up Ho to He.
Th outcome for hog product was a .loss
of IHo to 16a '
Wholesale unloading, hedging and tmort
selling mad the presaur on the wheat
market the greatest slno th end of the
big deal hare In May. The Impression
spread that th principal longs were let
ting go of holdings not only In Chicago,
but also at St. Louis. Meanwhll arrival
of wheat at primary points totaled three
time aa much as a year ago and six times
as much aa two years back, Th final
straw, though, cam from reluetanoe of
buyers, who were restrained by aa Idea
that the banks might withdraw support
from operations which might appear to be
of an unduly speculative character. Be
tween th opening and the closing Septem
ber, the most active month, ranged from
87o to WHo, closing weak, at 'SI Vs. a net
decline of Vk1o.
The corn market was extremely nervous
and lrreirular, but constantly higher than
last night's level, despite the weakness of
wheat. September fluctuated between WSo
and !7ho and closed firm &a up,
at 6T47Mia Cash grade were In good de
mand. No. 8 yellow finished at V7&47HO.
Oata were purchased aetlvely by the same
?eople who headed the buying of corn.
Ugh and low points reached by Septem
ber war 47So and 4ft c, with last sales at
Wko higher, at 4TH.
The provision pit had a deserted look be
cause of the overshadowing interest in
grains. At the last gong pork was drag
ging 1015o net lower, lard off SHtfoo and
ribs down THfflOo.
Article! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tss'y
Wheat
July...
Sept...
lsc...
May...
Corn-
88
88
sHr
9174-21!
89
7V
S7H 9 W4
80
84H
Wl1eH
:6We1
4V4I
WH
i
July..
Sept...
' Dee...
May...
Oats
July... Sept..
Deo....
May...
Pork
Kept... Lard-
m
HI tb
iMfH
64
KH
4H
48Hi
4
MHtK
sH
46U
I
I
46T4T
4W4tf4T
4nS'fl'Hl
47J
48
HH
4U
i51H,
MM
U
100
I 40
4iH
I 85
8 17H
U S2h!
8 rr
U8SH
I r
42H
UT7H
IB 86
Bept...
I 88
I 40
8 48
8 10
Jan.
Ribs
8 40
8 50
8 IS
o
I4S
8 10
Kept...
Jan....
8 CO
8 17HI
TLOUR-Bteady.
KY K No. I, Mo.
BARlEY Keed or mixing, TOS4SO; fair to
choice malting, I1.0WH .14.
PKKDtiTlnioUiy, U-Wt H.60. Clover. 89.00
815 W.
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl., 18.rH
til6.W. Lard, per 100 lbs., 88.80. Short ribs,
sides (loose). 81 VS-W; short clear sides
(boxed), tlS.nH'tjS.&O.
Total clearances of wheat and flour war
quel to 74.0U0 bu. Export tor the week, a
ehowa by Bradstreet's, were equal to 1,801,.
Out bu. Primary receipts were l.V,0u0 bu.,
compared with US.OUO bu. the corresponding
day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheal.
4f thih: corn. W car; oat. 113 cars: huss.
,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red
IVTWjtbSci No. I red, S4tjo; No. t hard!
tsVxftsc: No. 8 hard, MtfMVic; No. 1
.northern spring. tl.Wl.W; No. 2 north
ern spring, 81.gufii.0S; No. 8 northern, KSo
No. I spring, blo; No. 8 spring, wytHc
velvet chaff, Wpsoc; durum, !1iWc. Corn'
No. 8, m?7e; No. 8 white. t!QnQ; N0,
yellow, S7iot7Hc; No. 8, wmjvic; No 1
yellow, 6Hic; No. 8 white, 6i)7c; No
4. 4&V,i No. 4 white. 6t4iSSc: No 4
yellow, thKmo. Oats: No. 8. 44Ho; No
white, M-,nfroo; No. 8 white, 4S-y4c: No
4 white, 47Sko; standard, 44'tta
Bl'TTER Steady; creameries, 803S4C
dairies. llvoSio. '
fcXHi-tttady j receipts. 11.563 cases; at
mark, oasea Included, WrUHo; firsts, 14Uo
prlme firsts, l&Stc '
CHElEaiu-Bteady; daisies. IJHc; twins.
, lVnUHo.younir Americaa. UHtylSSio; lonar
' horns. lJMt'14c
lMTATi-il rtteadr; barreled. K.etrM It.
ItULTRT IJve. easy; turkey, Uol
fewls. UHc; sprinKa, lie.
VEAL steady. H t W lbs, ScrSe; to
85 lbs.. Vpffl0o; 88 to 110 Iba. lie.
I,lTerel Grata Masfiet.
LIVERPOOL, July 14.-.WMEAT-8pot.
firm; No. 8 Manitoba. 7s bWi; futures, firm:
July, s 10Sd. October, 4s 8d; roember,
Kd.
CORN-8Mt, American mixed, old. (a Td;
new American, kiln dried, 8s IHd; futures
Sleady; fteptember. 8s IWd; October, 6e Id.
' Kssnei fitr Grnls a4 rrevtileea.
KANSAS CITT. July 14-WHEAT-Caiih,
, tiiie lower; N I hard. OtjlCTe: N 8. li-f
k-; No. I red. nsoszc; No. t. Tsle; Sep
temper. Uc. scllws.
OATS-Lnchanged; Ko. t White. W&50c;
No. 8 mixed. 7Sflte.
CORN-rnnhabged; No. 3 mixed. ic;
Ko. t, rsu; No. t whit, toe; No. X,
fiTSc; -ptember, "Sc. sellers; Iecember,
3',a bid; May, re bid.
HrR-wJc.
HAY Btesrty to Boo lower; cholc tim
othy. I18.0nfia.00; cholc prairie, l7.0Oif
17. M.
TtfTTKR Creamery. Wc: flreta, 21c; aec
ondn. IHc, packing stock, 17Hc.
KJO-r?xtras. lcr firsts. ic: seconds. e.
Receipts, ehlpmemn
Wheat, bu a4 aa ).0"o
Corn, bu M0"0 41.00
US IS, bu ll.OOO I.0U0
NHW YORK GENERAL MARKRT
QMotatlona f the Day ow Varloas
Ceaataodltlea.
NEW YORK. July 14.-FLOtTR-Iower;
spring patents, 84 8f,P IS; winter straights,
I8.wni4.1'; winter patents, 4.Jf04 6o; spring
clears, 3 7Mi4 10: winter extres. No. 1, 13 So
SKi; winter extrss, No. I, tl.lMllIS; Kan
sas straiKhts, 14 l'X4 8. Rye f.our, easy;
felr to good, M7fri;4.10; cholc to fancy,
IO.lMiR.30.
X)KN MRAL Firm; fin whit and yel
low, ll.JiKai.3i; coarse, ll.8V9i.8O; kiln dried,
WHKAT 8pot market week; No. 2 red,
new, Hie in elevator and rHc, f. n. b.,
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 8104H, f.
0. b., aXloat. Iemorallsed by big receipt
In the southwest, wheat broke Sc a buehel
today, closing heavy t tc net decline;
July rlosrrl at 91Vc; September, Xe; Ue
c?mhr, Sc
CORN tiuot market firm: export No. 2
corn, 71c. f. o. b., afloat. Futures market
was without tranHBctlnn. closing un
changed to o net higher; September closed
at Jlc; December, lie.
OATH Spot market firm: standard white,
5He: No. 8, 64c; No. 8. lie; No. 4. 63Hc.
Futures market was without transactions,
closing nominal.
HA Y Firm; prime. 81 48; No. 1, 81.40; No.
1, 8t.IMil.20; No. 8, W4)0c.
HIDES Firm; Central America, lOHc;
Bogota, ZUitiWHe.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mesa, 817.50
frlK.o"; family, tl8.0O81.0f); hort clear,
1'UMM7.00. Reef eteady; mess, 811V811 60;
family, I1IMH.U.60; beef ham, $i7.ba-SS0.
Cut meat, quist; pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lbs , 8iOK'r13.0O; pickled hams, $14 00. Lard,
firm; middle west prime, tx. &.: refined,
barely steady; continent, ta.flft: South Amer
ica, M.66; compound, rHtrvsTH.
TALJiOW Steady; prim cfty.'hhda,
8e; country, B4o.
PUTTKR ttteauy ; creamery specials,
2ftHc; state dairy, common to fair, nw$
lav; process specials, tic; extras, SOHc;
firsts. KiHVIHci factory current make,
firsts, !; seconds, lBvlSHcj factory,
thirds, 1617c.
KOOS Irregular; fresh gathered, extras,
flrstH. 17S18HC: fresh gathered, dirties. No.
1. llifllc; No. 2, 10c; poor to fair. I'a
1c; fresh gathered checks, good to prime,
011o; poor to fair, par case, 8l.60r7.4O;
western whites, 1718e; westers gathered
White, 17f20c.
CHEESE Steady; state whole milk, new
specials. 12o; stats whole milk, small col
ored, average fancy, llo) fancy. llHo.
POULTRY-Allve firm; springs, 021o;
fowls, 14ffl114Hc; turkeys. Ho. Dressed firm;
western broilers, 181 2 Jo; fowls, lSHjiSc; tur
keys, U(l6c.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
BUTTER Creamery, Wo, delivered to
the retail trade In I-lb. cartons. Ma; No.
I. In 80-lb. tubs, 24o; No, 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
24c; packing stock, solid pack. 17Ho; dairy,
in 00-lb. tubs, 1820c; market changes every
Tuesday.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 82; American
Swiss, 22c; block Swiss, 18c; twins, lo;
triplets, 16o; daisies, lc; young America,
17c 1 blue label brick, 16c; llmburger (8 lb.),
Ue; llmburger (1 lbO, Uc.
riSH Pickerel, 10c; white, iBe; plks, 14o;
trout, 14c; larg crapples, 4-aaOo; Spanish
mackerel, 19c; eel, lie; haddock, 18c; flound
ers 13c; green catfish, 16c: roe shad, 8100
each; shad roe per pair, fin; salmon. 16o;
halibut, 8c; yellow perch, sc; buffalo, 80;
bullheads. 14.
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 18c; No. 2,
13c; No. I, lOVc. Loin: No. L 18c; No. t,
14Wc; No. 8, llo. Chuclc: No. 1, Sc; No.
1. 6H0; No. 8, . Round: No. L lOo; No. 2,
c; No. 8. sc. Plates No. 1. 4Hc; No. 8,
4: No. 8, 8H0.
FRUITS. ETC. Apt-loots. California, per
crate, 81 Bananas, fancy select, er bunco,
12.22.60; Jumbo, bunch, t2.76oi3.76. Cherries,
home grown, per 24-q.t. case, 8100. Canta
loupes, California, standard, 46 Count, 82.769
i.w per crais; pony orates, a count, 82.38
160. Dates, anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb.
pkgs. In boxes, per box, 82.00. Qooseberrles,
horns crown, per 24-qt, case, (8.00. Lemons,
llnsa.ielra brand, sxtra sac;-. 800 also, per
box. 87.00; 840 sis, box. 87 00; Loma II
monelra, fancy 800 slse, per box, 86.00; 860
else, per box, 1100; 240 and 820 sixes, 60s per
box less; cymbal brand, 800-360 sixes, per
box, 84.00. Oranges, Niagara, Kedlands, Val
lenclas, all aises, per box, 84.00; fancy Va
lencia.. 80-84-124 slsea. 83.761 California Jaffa
and Mediterranean sweet orsnges, 171 and
smaller sixes, per box, 860. Peaches, Cali
fornia, Per box. 61.60. Plums. California, per
crate, fl.U. Pineapples. Florida, B4-3ft-S-42-48
sixes, per crate, 83 86. Red currant, per
24-qt. case. 2.60i76. Strawberries, Hood
river, per - xt-qt. case, 11.Z0. w atermelou.
Georgia and Florida, per lb., lfca.
vcutiABLf;-Beans, string and was.
per hamper. 82.60; per mkt, bsk.. 81.00, Cab
bage, home grown, per lb., 6& Cucumber,
hot house, lVa and 3 dos. In box, per box,
!1.60&1.76; home grown, per mkt, bsk. of I
about 3 dos., 11.60. Egg plant, fancy Florida,
per ao., ei.nv. uaruu, extra lancy, wait,
per lb., 12a. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, per
dos., 4O0. Tomatoes, Texas, per 4-bk. crate,
SOcCflXOO. Radishes, per dos., 20c. Onions,
Texas Bermuda, whits, per crate, 12.25; yel
low, per crate. 82.00; California, In sacks,
per lb., 3So. Parsley, fancy home grown,
per dos. bunches, 46c Potatoes, Wisconsin,
whit stock, per bu.. 81.861.60: Virginia,
new stock. In bbls.. per bbl.. 88.60.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds, California !
soft shell, per lb., 18c; In sack lot, lo less.
Braxl! nut, per lb.. Uo: In eaok lota la
less. Filberts, per lb., 14c; In sack lots, 1
less. Peanut, roasted, per lb.. 8c; raw, per
lb H. Pecans, larg. per lb.. lo; In sack
lots, lc less. Walnuts, California, per lb, Uo;
in sack lots, Jo less. Honey, new, 34 frames,
I3.T8.
Cera aael Wkeal Reatea Balletla.
Reoord for the twenty-four hours andlnat
at 8 p. m. Friday. July 14. UUs
OA4AHA DISTRICT.
Temn Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Bky.
Ahland, Neb.... 80 8 .00 Pt. oloudy
Auburn, Neb W e .00 pt. cloudy
B ken Bow, Neb. 80 C6 .00 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb... 88 is .00 Pt. cloudy
Culbertson, Neb. 81 6 .00 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb.,.. 84 M .00 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... 87 58 .00 Pt. cloudy
ttlr. Island, Neb. 85 63 .00 1 Cloudy
Hart Ins ton. Neb. 84 68 .00 Clear
Hastings, Neb... 84 60 .00 Pt. cloudy
Jioldreere, Neb... IS 62 ,00 Clear
Lincoln, Neb 88 61 .00 Cloudy
No. Platte. Neb. SO 0 .08 Cloudy
Oakdala, Neb 88 57 .00 Cloudy
Omaha. Neb 87 67 .00 Cloudy
Tekameh, Neb... 86 68 ,00 Cloudy
Valentine, Neb.. 88 64 .00 Pt. cloudy
Bloux City, la... 84 64 .00 Clear
Alta. la 84 D4 .60 Clear
Carroll, la 88 SO .00 Clear
Clarlnda. la, 0 . 60 .00 Pt. oloudy
Sibley, la 64 41 .1) Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. TNot Included
in average.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District Stations. Man, Mln. fall.
Columbua, 0 17 K4 86 00
Louisville. Ky JO M 61 40
Indianapolis, lad.. 11 ' 86 6x 00
Chloago. Ill IS 84 68 , .JO
St. Louis, Mo 3i M 82 00
I'es Moines, la..., 81 8S M 00
Minneapolis, Minn. 80 e bo 00
Kansas City, Mo.. 84 M 60 to
Omaha. Neb 18 44 88 .00
Temperatures hare remained moderate
over the entire eorn and wheat res-ton dur
ing th last twenty-four hours. Apprecia
ble showsr eoc urred onlv at a few sta
tions In th Kansas City, Chicago and
Louisville districts. U A. WELeH
Looal Forecaster, 'Weather bureau,
St. Lewis General Market.
6T. LOUIS. July 14. WH EAT Cash,
lower; track. No. t red. 8348Vc; No.
bard. 8b4rc: July, s!0; September.
December, 88o. '
CORN-8teady; track. No. 8, 68c; No. 1
white, 6HP!; September, 67o.
OATS Lower; track, No. 8, 47c: No.
white, fcrVytiSOVtc; Beptember, 4,o.
RYE Unchanged, at to1.
FLOL'R Urm : red winter Detents 14 1 Ana
4.10; extra fancy and straight. 83.60414 00:
hard winter cleara, 83.70arl UO.
iRKI Timothy, Ii0u-i(.0.
CORNMEA L I2.M.
H RAN lilxher. sacked, east track nn
HAY Market firm; timothy, 82t.0O2S.OO:
prairie, 1 00.100. .
PROVISIONS Poe. firm: lobbing.
116 lav. Ird. unchanged; prime steam,
K v7Vg"8.17. Dry salt meata unehange.1;
boxed, extra shorts. 88.78; clear riba. xfi 7K-
short clears, 80 U Hscon, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts, 8-7i; dear riba. 89.76:
POULTRY Weak ; chickens. 10e: springs
ItHtilic; turkeys, l.r4fl7c; ducks, 8c; geesa!
6c
FITTER-Firm: creamery, 8024c
Eaos 4iteady, at 12c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6 4o 6
Wheat, bu. '. ,.8O7.0nO 80.04
Corn. bu. MH4 64 ft
Oata, bu.
.84.000
SI.OuO
: NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Lowest Level of Three Tears
Stock Exchange.
on
MOST LEADING ISSUES HOLD FTRM
Dnrlasj Oae Hear of Merslsg Not
hare of I alted States Steel Is
Boaaht or Sold, Which
. . Make Record.
NEW YORK. July 14 The lowest level of
three years was reached today on the Stock
exchange. Transactions for the entire ses
sion were 117,300 shares, the smallest day s
buslnen since July 3, II. Th leading
railroad and Industrial stocks held firm.
Operators regarded the state of dullness
Into which the market ha fallen as natural
at a time when more definite Indication
of crop prospect are being awaited as a
guide to future movements not only In the
stock market, but In business.
Among the specialties the fertiliser stocks
were most conspicuous. All of the stocks
In this group recovered a part of their re
cent losses on what appeared to be short
covering.
L'nlted States Steel moved listlessly. Dur
ing one hour of the morning not a share of
this stock was traded in, an occurrence
which trader said had not been noted be
fore sim-s ths admission of this foremost
of the industrials on ths exchange. Cana
dian Pacific gained a point on the strength
ef th favorable crop report of the Cana
dian government.
The bank clearings throughout ths coun
try during the week reflect Improvement of
commercial operations. Cities outslds of
New York which last wek reported a lost
from the total of last year this week gained
slightly. Loss ot 8H per oent at this point
Indicated no falling off in business, but
rather the extreme dullness of Stock ex
change transactions.
Monde were steady. Total sales, par
value, II,-, 000. I nlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of Saies and leaning quotations
on stocks were as follows;
tie, HUB, Low. Disss.
Allls-ChaJmers pM
Amalrinst4 Copper
American Asrteultural .... .
Americas Beet Susar
American Can
Amartnas C. A f
American Cettoa Oil
Ameriaas H. U. pfd
Am. Ice Securities
American Linseed
American Locomotive
American 8. A R
American 8. A R. pfd
Am. Steel Foundries
Am. Butar Hoflnlns
American T. A T
Americas Tobeoce ptd
Americas Woolen
Anaconda Mining Ce
Atchison
Atehleon pM
At Inn t to Ceast Uh
Paltlmoe A Ahle.
Bethlther Steel
Bneklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclfl
Centre! Laether
Central Leather pfd
Centre! ot New Jersey... ...
Chesapeake A Okie
Chlcaso A Alton , t
Chic to Oreat Weetera
Ch lease O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
Chlcaso, M. A St. P
C. C, C. St. h.
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Southern .,
Consolidated Oss
Corn Produots
Delaware A Hndaea
Denver A Kl Orand.
Denver A R. O, pfd.L
Distillers' aecurltlae .......
Erie
Brie let pfd
Erie Id pfd
1,11
tee
too
we
4, Tut
H
17 H
63
11V4
MH
14
14
II
Hs
Ml
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Ui4
44
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1,000
41
40
M
OH
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100 107 , 107 irxC4
:n:r ::::: I
4, TOO isnse i--
100 11 11 114
'' ioo iii" in'
400 10a 101 i
111
l.loo 104 I0IV. MH
l.mo 114 0
l,n HIS 841
O0 0S M
u
14114
W
100
INI
1.104 St
llw
It
4
100 14TH 1474 147S
1,400 1144 lit 13i
II
400
4i
64
141
100 144
144
144
100 144
144
100 1714 1714 170
4
POO
t.so
1,100
55
4114
15 ti
last
ISH
18
MS4
4V4
General Bleotiie
100 in
11118) 1ilH
Greet Northern pfd
Greet Northern Ore atra. . . .
Illinois Central
Interfcoraugn Vet
Int. Met. ptd
International Harvester ...
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Oantrsl
Kansas Cltr Southern
K. C. 8e. ptd
Ltolede Oea
Louisville A Nsahvllle
Minn. A Bt. Louis
M , Bt. P. A 8. 8. M
Missouri, K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
Missouri Psclfls
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. ef M. td pfd....
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
l.ino 1144 IKS 114
100 0 40 4
US'
11
i.oo
8,i
1H
II
61
00 1I2U 1114 ltt
. 17
U4
101 414 414 41
II
,
, 74
00 10714
400 1M'4
1074 1071
1144 IMS
400 141V4 141
141
l4
47S
a
i
104
1MV1
io a
too 101
100 4fi4
J0 10IS
'iim iii"
10
101
Norfolk A Westers
North American
Northern Psoitis
Pacific Mall
Pennerlvanla
People's Oas
P.. C C A St. U, sx-dlv
PltUburs Coal
Preened Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Sprlnf
Reading, ex-dlv
Kepubllo Bteel
Republic Bteel pfd
Bock Island Co
iiiii m
7
400 1ft IK
1414
104
::::: J5
in
MH
M74 un
14,700 1M
400 194
IM4
too
100
401
II
45
44
'"
5$
44
11
414
4i
II
II
4
Hock Island Co, pfd
Bt. U A a F Id ptd
Bt. Louta B. W
Bt. L fl. W. pfd
Bloaa-Bhefflold 8. 1
Southern Paolfle
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
100
10
44
.4.400 lit
11114 11! H
124 !H
724
MO 114
4H4
tl
4
Texas A Pacific
lot) it 11
T., It. U 4 W 400 M tt
T . Bt. LAW. pfd
Vnion Paclfls 1.10 1MW 11714
UsIob Paclfle pfd 708 t 844
United Btatee Kseltp
United Btatee Rubber
Unites Stales Bteel 8.800 714 71
V. S. Bteel pfd
Utah Opper 400 10 41
Vs. -Carolina Chemical .... 1,700 I7V4 (IV.
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
Weetera Maryland 104 444 44 4
Westtnshowe Cleotrte too 74S4 71 s
Weetera I'nton " 11 II
Wheeling A L 1 100 4
bahlgh Valley
44
11
414
71
lmv.
41
M4
II
M
4
71
SO
8
1744
Total sales for ths day, 87. 800 shares.
New Yarlc Memcy Market.
NEW YORK. July 14. MONET On call.
steady; tij2 per cent; ruling rate, t per
oent; closing bid, 8 per cent; offered at I1
per cent. Time loans. , firm; sixty days,
8'-4(ffJ per cent; ninety days, 8 per cent;
six months, SHt)34 per cent.
PRIME MEJiCANTlLIS PAPER 4H
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOESteady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84-84ti0
for sixty-day bills and at 84-8628 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.Si.
P1LVKR war, Wko; Mexican aoiiars, so.
BONDS Oovernment, steady; railroad.
steady.
Closing Quotations on oonas wer as
follows:
V. S- ret. as, res....ine4 int. M. la. 4Hs gt
do emipea 10'4 Jaia 4s 4H
V. I. la, reg 1011 de 414e 144
4e eeupos .-101V, ;. C So. 1st la.... 74
V. S. 4s. regt lltS U 8. dab. 4 Mil... s4
eeupos nas U a n, ani. u ss
AUls-Chal. 1st la.... 7 M., K. A T. 1st 4s. 14
Am. As Is W s 4a n
Am. T. A T, s. 4s.. 101 Uo. Psolfte 4s 7714
am. loeeoco
do le
ts 'S N. R. R, ot St. 4V4 N
104 '4 N. T. d a IVes.--. !7Vi
Armour A Oa. 4V4.
tlti ee sea 4.
Alckleea sa. 4s....
de ev. 4s ,
ede ev. 4a
A C L let 4s ...
Bet. A Ohio 4e
do ls
do 8. W. IS...,
Brook. Tr. ev. 4a..
Vea. ef Oa. 4....
Cea. leather 4a
' e N. J- 8 6
Cbea A Oble 4S.
de ft. le
ec A A. 1S
S. A Q. 1. 4s.
M N. T.. M. B. A
11114 ev. 4 111
llli N. A W. 1st a 4s. 47 S
MSi de ov. es 10'4
S No. PsoIHe 4s IM4
14 de le Jli
SOS O. a. U Hog. 4a ... I4S
17 Peen. ev. 1st mi.. Mli
10 H do eea. s 104 s
aS Reeding see- 4s M
111 St. L. A . P. tg. 4s 11
WIS 4 sea. Is IDS
4 Ht. L A W. a 4a.. S
4t 1st guld 4a.... MS
rt S. A. U 4s u
de swo
sas -so. ran. eul, ea.... s
C. M. A 8. P. g IS I'S 4s ev. 4s e
0. K. I. A P. 0 4. "S de let rf. 41 IS
de rfg. 4s tS Se. Railway I. loss
Olo. Ind. 4a 74 de gan. 4e 7
ecule. Mid. 4e 41 Union reel 1 1 4s 101
C. A 8. r. A a ISa M da ev. 4 lu
D. A H. ev.
PS de 1st A ret. 4s.... M'A
US V. 8. Rubber Is 104
D. A R. O. 4s.
ee rmt. 4a.....
Ptstlllers 4e ...
Krle p. 1. 4s...
do sa. 4a......
e or. ea, ser.
de eertes ...
nn. EUea. ev. 6
so O. S. Steel 14 le.... 10414
71 Va -Oar. l laa. 4e...lmS
14 Wbaah let 4a 104
7ir de 1st A ea. 4e. ... 44
11 Westers lid. 4s. I
71 V. m. Klea. ev. le... 14
let ewu. Central 4a M
III. On. 1st est. ex.. K Mi. Pee. ov.
luL atC 4a- ' tssaaa Is
.... M
....141
Beatea StoeWa ssl Bala.
BO8T0N. July 14. Closing quotations on
n tk Here follow-
Alloa as sfohswk 4
Anal. Capper S Nade Con U
A. A U A S - Mplaalng Mloe .... 4
Artacn Com 144 North Uutu 11
B. A C C. A S. 8C 14 North Le4e I
Butte Ceellttee ! Old Dominion 41
Cal. Arlaona U Oaoeele IV
JJ. A Hecia 447 ssrrott A A C...... 11
CMiteaalal 11 Uuinor Tl
Ce. ttejiaa C, C... Ihannoa 10
Beet Buue C. at.... 11 Superior 1:
Franklin US Suparloe A B. U.... 1,
Olreux Cwa. 4 Tamarack 14
Cranky Oa. Is V. . R. A St....
Creeue Oaaanis ... de pfd 41
lale Reraie Capper.. IT t'tah fea IV
Here Uhe I 11-14 Vtak Cesser OeT;.... 4k4
teJi Copper IT V lues I
Le Sella Copper Wulrertoe 118
Miami QepiM 81
Letlos Stack Market.
LONDON, July 14, American securities
opened a fraction hbher and Improved
under th lead of Canadian Paolfle. At
nnon the market was steady, with price
fil4 shove yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stork quotations:
Cosaola. sienef ..! 11-11 LouUtIIH s) rUril. lK
So ecmunt T4 kl , Kn. A TM..
ml. t opir 71 N York tnlrml . .. Ill
aiiaxMes IVi Unrfolii Westers.. Ill
AtrhUnn tim via M
to P't 1 Ontsrle WMffI . f
Baltimore Ohle...ll! r nn,rlml K4
alM4ln Ptrlllr . ..t4' IUimI Minn
tivaaiMsk Ohio.. !, B-aillr, ndlv II 14
Oil O'Ml Wertem.. Smith. -n lUlloar... S'
( hi , Mil. A SI. r .la"4 n rM '"4
r flem Smitbern Faririo ....1H
Penrer A RIs O.... r"H t'nlen Pacirie 1"4
do pM n aa pfd 7
Erie V V. 8. Steel 01 4
to let M snii do pfd in
d M M 4 W.he.h 14
Qrsnd Trunk 4e yM M4
llllneta Central ... 1T4 7
S1LVEK Bar, quiet at !4Hd per ounce.
MONK Y 1 p.r cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills Is w per cent; for three
months' bills, 1 13-16H1H per cent.
report or tub rtaAama hotjsb
Traaaactloae of the Asswelated Baalce
(or the Week.
NEW YORK. July 14. Bradstreet's bank
clearing; report for the week emlins; July
18 shows an ag-sree-ate of 8.1,O47,17n,0ti0. as
aralnst ,142.1M,OO0 last week and 23.090,928,
tvn in the corresponding week last year.
The following Is a Ut of ths cities:
CITIEi
Clearinrs Inc.
De.
4
IB
1.7
6.7
New York
Chicago
Poston
Philadelphia
St. Loul
Kansas ICty
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Mlnneapolla
Cleveland .
New Orleans
Detroit ,
OMAMA .....V
Lou Angeles
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
Ft. Paul
Atlanta
Portland, Ore
Buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond r
Washington, D. C...,
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Memphis
Salt Lake City
81.737,836.0001.
Z73.fT7,nno .
172,710,000 .
14?, 233.010
7S.443.OCO
M.ROT.000
60,BW,O00l
50.826,0(IO
8n.24l.rmol
1.4
"f.i
17.0
rr.wj.ow
17.628.000
88,318,000
17 7IH.O0O
14
14.1
4.6
14.7
J0.774.OOO
14,417,000 .
Jo.i76,yo
I4.64.ono
14.877,f0
18,170.000
10,019,001) .
U,Ofi7,0O0
11.411.000
10.7R7.00O
8.28,OnO .
10 84,W) .
8.407.000
7,f4.000
T,272.0"O(.
T.oW.OXl
6.210.0O0 .
6.0ft .000
6.8yi.fyio
6,121.000
6,027,0001.
4.199. 0001.
4,112,000
4,66.Ono!.
4.2
10.0
7.1
1.7
10.1
8.2
1.4
ST
6.4
8.7
4.1
1.8
'o!i
44.2
7.1
I Columbua
! Albany
I Tacoma
1 Pavannah
, Spokane
Toledo
TfartfnrA
1.8
1.6
27.1
"i'.i
3.8
25'.8
6.197,0nffl
6.1W,O0n
4.3M.OOOI
4.176. 000
10.8
6.2
Rochester
Des Moines
Nashville
Duluth
Wichita
Peoria
Norfolk ,
Oakland, Cal
Ploux City ,..
New Haven
Orand Rapids
8cranton
Birmingham ,
Jacksonville, Fla
Oklahoma City ,
Ryraouse
Augusta, Ga ,
Worcester
Evansvllle ,
PprlnKfleld, Mass...
Dayton
Portland, Me
Wheeling, W. Va....
Little Rock
Charleston, S. C
Knoxvllle
Chattanooga
Lincoln ,
Davenport ,
Wilmington, Del
Mohile
Wilkesbarre
Kalamaioo
Paoramento
Topeka
Cedar Rapids
Macon
Fall River
Youngstown
New Bedford
Springfield, 111
Fort Wayne ... ,
Canton, O...:.,,
Sioux Falls
Akron
Helena
Columbia, 8. C
Lexington
Fargo, N. D
Erie, Pa
Roekford, III
Qulnoy, 111
13.3
B.226.0OM
89.8
1,930.0001
8.049.0O0I
10.1
'iili
"o.i
6.7!
8,06,C00I
22
8.248,000
8.704.000
1.7
1.4
ii'.i
'i'.i
18.7
' 1,422.000
4,047.000
2,875,000
s.osR.ono
,8.1.flO0
8,096,000!
1.93.000
18.8
8.8
17.5
2,667.0001..
1.410,000!..
t.739,000 :
2.818.000
2.J4.O00,
I.0O7.0O0I
2,0X0.0001.
l,901,00i)
2,425,000
1,6KI,0X
1.920,0001.
2,075,000!
1,694.0001
1.275.0001
1,668.0001.
I,2!5.0n0.
1,480,000 .
625,000 .
1.664,000
1,457,000
1.684,000
2.676.000
1.014,000 .
v 1,803,000 .
1.222,000 .
1.035,000
1,249,01 10
1,228.000
739,01101.
i,r,oooi
1,019,000
' 8040001
816,000
4D0.0O0
890.000
88.0001.
8.4
14.S
18.4
2.3
46.2
8.4
1.1
29.01....,
84
4.7
1.8
4.1
2.7
6.S
12.6
U.O
81.8
208.3
11.4
.13.4
7.1
84.1
T.l
667.000
ruoomingion, 111
618,000
667.000
i.nrsier, fa
Springfield O ,
Pntlth RatiA Tni4
724,000)
697,000
644,000
836,000'
Lowell
Jackson, Miss
Blnghamton
17.0
694,000
uecatur. ill
Mansfield, O
491.000
41.0VO
t remont, iseo ,
Vlcksburg, Miss
Jacksonville. Ill
428,0001
211.000
83S,
.000
York, Pa ;
991 OOffl
Waterloo. la
Houston
L1M.00M.
83,689,000
14.247.mifN
1.1
4alveston
22.6
Not Included In
other Items than
total because
clearings.
containing
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Clolng quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alio m Llttls Chief 8
Ctn. Tunnel stack. . It Unless 871
do bonds 11 Ontario 10
Con, Cel. A Va Ill Optalr no
Horn Sliver 40 eaundard IvO
Iron liver 40 yellow jacket 40
Ladvllle Cos. ..... f
Wared.
IsaaertB at New York.
NEW YORK. July 14.-Importa of mer
chandise and drv mrtxnAm .1 ik. r,. . ne xt
-York for the week ending July 8 wer
valuta aw ei,30,e.
Import of specie at the port of New
York for the week ending today was 8173.
289 silver and 101.7b0 gold.
Exports of specie for the week wsr 8701.
T23 8llvr and 8111,808 gold.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 14. METALS Stand
ard copper, dull; spot, July. August. Sep
tember end October, 13.10U.80. London
market closed easy; spot, 66 17 Id; futurvs,
7 8s ta. Uke copper, ll.;6UuO; electro
lytic, 12. 62 mi 75; casting, 8U.87HU.60.
Tin, quiet; spot, lU.flOiQ 4S.i ; July, 4tl.2fv)i
43.00; August, 641.86042.Sa; Beptember, 41.60
42. at. London market, easy; spot, f.194 lfis;
futures. 18. Lead, steady; 84.2B&4.66, New
York; 64.87'34.42, Kast St. Louis. London,
115 7s 6d. Bpeltar, firm; $6.7036.76. New York;
6.468.66, East 8t. Louis. London, 26. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson'a, I860. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 46 Wti in London. Locally, mar
ket, steady.
ST. LOUIS, July 14. METALS Lead,
higher, at $4 40. Spelter, higher, at IS-iS.
Oils anal Reeln.
SAVANNAH. July 14, TURPENTINE
Firm at 60i&f30Vic; sales, 761 bbls.; recelpta
1.838 bbls.; shipments, 4,033 bbls.; stocks,
21.939 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 3,171) bbls.; receipt.
4.688 bbls.; shipments, 3.B60 bbls.; stock,
9ti. 461 bbls. Uuotations: ri, 8&.ebi6.4o; l,
r.OO; E. 86.264j.0; F and O, 66 teS.57:
8 666.60; I and K, 16.60; M, H ocy.i&;
N. 17.10; W O, $7-14; W W. fl.to&t .
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 14.-COFFEE Fu
tures closed firm, net 1 points hlgnsr to
I Dolnts lower. Bales. M.tuO baas: July.
! 11.6M; August, 11.62c; September, U.IWc;
October, 11. uo; . isovemoer, ii uur; Lecem
bar, January and February, 1093c; March,
April. May and June, 10.93a. Spot, steady;
No. 7 Hio. I!iftl3c; No. 4 Santo. 14o.
Mild, steady; Cordova, 14416c, nominal.
Dry Geode Market.
NEW YORK, July 14. DRY OOOD8 TBe
cotton goods markets are quiet, with an
easing tendency. Yarn are In better de
mand! but trading Is very limited. Th
local wool markets are dull. Jobber ar
doing a very light travde.
Daletk Grata Market.
DULUTH, July 14. WHEAT No. 1
northern, S6e; No. 1 northern, 8i.4j.-p8e: to
arrive No. 1 northern, 7c: No. I northern,
N'joc; July, S7 bid; September, Sea.
OATS 47.
Sillwaekec Grata raarket.
MILWAUKEE. July 1A WHEAT No. S
northern, llfMpiuJ; No. I northorn. VScfi
11.00; Heptember. Iii7e : December, 8040.
OATH standard, 4V0-l!,4e.
BAKLEV Malting. II 101.14.
Pearla Market.
PEORIA, July 14 CORN. Higher; No. 1
whit. 7e.
OATS No. I white, 47Vo; standard, 47e;
No. I wbiU, 47c
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Are Light and Val
ues Ar Steadier to Easier. 1
HOGS ARE FIVE CENTS LOWER
Dean anal Falle te Skew 1.11 aad the
Peaa Are Nat Cleared t'sttll Late
Despite th Light Reeelate
for th Day. N
SOUTH OMAHA. July 14. 191L
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Off !,.(.! Un.lll v 4 '- 4.11.(1
Official Tuesday 4.796 16.790 8.0.16
OffU lal Wednesday 4.114 12.741 2.4W
Official Thursday X.m 9 124 7,2
cieumat maty ow . iw e.w
r iv nays mis wK....l7.zrej i.an si.om
"ame days lest week.... 16.379 18,662 10.W1
fHm day 1 weeks ago..l7.4tl 66..V8 23.0M
i-nnie oiji s weess ago..ia., ..-.
Sitme days 4 weeks ago.. 1570 W.471 ir..4M
Same days last year 14,666 t.&7 42.078
The following table shows ths receipts of
cattle, hog and shep at Kouth O'nav a f.ir
tha year to date as compared with last
vrart isii 1010. Inc.
Cattle 881. 638 4B6.W1 35. 4.
Hogs 1.6O7.0U 1.174,HS 833.01
Sheep 808.n7 754,838 48,37
The following table show the average
prices on hogs at South Omaha for the
last several oaye, with companeonst
Dates. 19U.1910.119W.l08.107.;i306.l.
July 6..
July 6...
July ...
July
July S...
July 10...
July 11..
July 12..
I 6 3IV4I 8 8D
7 71 6 Tl 4.V 6 24
7 761 I 18!
7 B1I I 26
; 7oi
6 4i
6 48
I 25
6 til
6 rl
8 8141 8 78!
-.74'
86Vi
8 661
7 W
7 67
4 16
4 18
4 4
3 61
8 69!
s
S 31
I iiU
7 H7
e
4 291
8 64
5 M!
4 66
6 64
6 68
I 274t,l S 44
I 42
t 68
s?44
I 33
t 33
6 A
6 J1S. I 8 n
7 6!
e
4 4!)
443
July 11...,
4 8oA 8 21
7 67
July 14..,
6 14 18 26
7.76
4 671 S 47
Sunday.
Reoeiota and disposition of live stock at
the t:nlon stock yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-tour hour ending at I o'clock yes
terday; RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
C, M. A St P
Wabash
I
1 3
1
4 13 14
3
13 35 3
3 S
1 8
t
I
11....
1
6
26 99 14 8
C, B. dt Q.. eaat
C, B. ec Q., west
C, R. 1. ex P., east..
C. R. I. A P., west..
Illinois Central
Total receipts...
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co., 7
Swift and Company 204
673
2.307
1 6W)
2.390
264
Cudahy Packing Co 78
Armour A Co 33
Schwarts-Bolen Co
Murphy 2S4
W. B. Vansant Co 7
Hill Son 23
F. B. Lewi 19
Huston A Co 66
J. H. Bulla 80
8. Werthelmer 8
Le Rothschild 46
Mo. de Kan. Calf Co 1
Other buyers 187
1.343
1.678
Totals 710
7.68S 8,864
CATTLE There was the usual verv lim
ited run of cattle today and hardly enough
desirable beef steer ware Included In the
offerings to Interest buyers. The result
was a rather sluggish trade, with prices
etrsdy to a little easier than yesterday ail
around. Compared with a week ago fat
cattle values do not show much change.
Uood to choice dry lot beeves are selling
about as high as any time this season, still
there has been a general softening of
values on the short fed and grassy grades
that are becoming very numerous every
day. A fair demand has existed through
out th week for desirable killing stock and
there seems to be a good healthy under
tone to the trade.
The market for eows and heifers was
very moderately supplied today, and for
the most part prices were in about the
same notches as on yesterday. In fact,
there has been very little change all week.
The demand has been broad for good kill
ing stock, both oomfed and grassers, and
Increased competition from feeder buyers
for th different grades has been responsi
ble for a strong, active market for any
thing of this kind. Vsal calves are 2f(f50c
lower than a week ago, but bulls, stags,
etc.. are selling Just a trifle better than
they were at that time.
Owing to th very limited fresh receipts
there wss very little trade In atockers and
feeders, but that little was at somewhat
stronger figures. Sine the recent rain
throughout th corn belt th demand has
Increased very materially prices are 600c
higher than they were at the low time
last week. All grades find a readv sale
and the tone to the trade Is better than It
has been for two or three weeks back.
Quotations on cattle:
Good to choice beef steers. 36.3&34.66! fair
to good beef steers, 16.906.80; common to
lair oeei steers, 4.v&ri. ; good to cnoica
heifer, a.0Ofl5.06; good t to oholce cows.
t4.7o$6.60; fair to good cows and heifers,
83.86U4.6fi; common to fair cows and heif
ers, 82.&jjiS.76: good to oholce atockers and
feeders, 84.6680; fair to good stockurs
and feeders, 34.0U94.60; common to fair
Stockers and feeders, , J3.2&S4.00; stock
hstfers, 12.763.76; veal Valves. 33ouftj.u0;
bulls, stags, etc., 83.70tV4.0S. .
Representative en Its
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Fr. Ma Av. Ft.
II lit I 4
cowa.
It 454 I 71 It 10 8 10
It
111
4?5
, 1st
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liOUSHog trsd dropped to levels a
nickel lower, but the decline was attended
by a greater uniformity of prices than was
evident yesterday. The same scale ot
values In force at ths opening was re
tained until the extreme close of ths ses
sion. Demand failed to show very much
life, a charactertatlu of a falling market,
and despite a light run, It was well along
toward 11 o'clock before clearance bad
been mad.
In the neighborhood of 100 loads wer
varded. bulk consisting of baoon and light
butcher grades. Packsrs bought tb big
end of till estimate, only a few load
moving on outside order. Purchaser! for
shipment usually had more or le weight.
There was little or no demand of a purely
speculative nature
Long strings ranged from 86.206.80, and
best baoon animals settled to 86 86. This
top shows a lao loss from yesterday's high
pries, but the discrepancy la partly ex
plained by ths fact that yesterday's top
was mads at ths high Urns of ths market.
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SHEET Conttaty to expectation, th
therp and lamb market ruled steady te
possibly a little stronger la spots. For s
Friday, supply wss larxe enough to prompt
cheeper rort In buying circles and a
weaker trade was also encoursged by
brsrieh sdvlcs from other points, , Ths
demand had fair volume and healthy tone,
however, end anything fat bad llttla
In clearing at good, firm prices.
About fifteen load wore received In all,
and offerings consisted almost entirely of
graeeers from Idaho. Sheep outnumbered
lambs by three to one, but a six-load ship
ment of yearlings was Included in the run
that rarrled a rather large feeder end.
Idaho wethers of tonpy quality moved at
84 36, snd yearlings from the same state
landed at 84. 76. Three loads of Idaho lambs,
almost Identical with ths 86.45 article yes
terday, were sble to repeat, ruling firm.
It would take something extra choice In
this line to reach 17 00, a limit that Is rela
tively high as compared with those quoted
at other leading markets.
Matched with values a week ago, current
trices give uneven comparison. Losses are
largely confined to lamhs, however, as the
south has been furnishing a raft of light
market breeders. Iocal declines In lamb
range from 40c to 75c, but the severity of
the break is partly traceable to natural
adjustment of a trade that was abnormally
high a week ago. Desirable fat sheep are
closing about steady. Feeders havs acted
poorly and a light supply has occasioned no
regrets on ine pan oi sellers.
y notations, grass stock: Spring lambs,
good to choice, 86 6T.97.OO; spring lambs,
fair to good, 86.OO13S.6b; yearlings, feeder,
83.60X4.26: wethers, fair to choloe. 83.;44.eu:
we4T, .feeders, 2.8603.4O; ewes, fair to
choice, 82.75iS3.76; ewes, feeders and culls,
1. 7&7J2.40. . .
Quotations, com bolt stook: Spring lambs,
$6 Zbfgl.uO; yearlings, fair to choice. o.l'y
6.86; wethers, fair to choice, 83.6o4.60; ewes.
lair to choice, x1.otKir4.zo.
Representative sale:
No. Av. Pr.
oil Idaho lamb 68 4 86
149 Idaho lamb, cull 60 8 00
lt4 Idaho yearlings 79 4 76
80 Idaho yearlings, culls 70 1 76
802 Idaho wethers 107 4 35
80 Iditho wethers, culls 96 1 60
13 spring lambs 75 4 60
85 western ewes 130 4 K
116 Idaho spring lamhs 67 . 4 66
200 Idaho spring lambs, feeders.. 69 4 90
614 Idaho spring lambs 67 6 65
SM Idaho spring lamhs 67 6 65
227 Idaho spring lambs 67 6 65
936 Idaho spring lambs, feeders.. 58 4 04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. July 14. CATTLE Receipts
1,600 hesd; market weak; beeves. 84.it
7.00; Texas steers, 84.7W6.S0; western stews,
cows and heifers, 82 25t4 75; calves, 83.004
7. 25.
HOGS Receipts, 13.800 head; market
weak; light, 8H.H5fi8.77H: mixed, zs.WKjja.xo:
heavy. 86.104S4.77ti: rough. SS.liWr4.36: (rood
to choloe heavy, S3Mt677Mi; pigs, 16 759
6.60; hulk of sales. S6.4M.6K.
HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14 000
head; market weak; natives, 12.604.66;
western. $3.0004.70; yearling. 84.ii6 5fl:
native lambs, S4.00&7.10; western, $4,409
7.00.
St. I.onts Llv Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 14 CATTLE Receipts.
1.800 head. Including 300 Texan; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
I6.001j6.75; dressed beef and butcher steers,
16 WXf(.X: steer under 1,000 pounds, 86. SK
6.40; stockers and feeders. s2.Om94.fiO: cows
and heifers. S3.OJ4i"4.60; canners. 31.0WfS.00;
bulls, 33.0ftffo.60: calves, IS.0Off7.75: Texs
and Indian steers, 83.24)00; cows and
heifers. 83.00W6.00.
HOGS Receipts. 11.200 head; market
lower; pigs and lights, 84 0OW6.70; packers.
36 Mvfl6.75; butchers and best heavy, 86.55
4275.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 3 )
head: market steadv; native muttons,
ri2.VfM.2n; lamhs. 34.oo?r7.10: culls and bucks,
$20Wr3.50; Blockers, S1.2.V&3.(10.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 14. C A TTLE Re
ceipts. 1,300 head. Including 300 southerns;
market steady; dressed beef and export
steers, 86 156.76; fair to good, 84.S0ip.1O:
western steers, 34 50WI 15; stockers and feed
ers. 83.00i?J4.85; southern steers, 8tf.40SJ'6 00;
southern cows,- $2.50ff4.on: native cows. I2.M
tfN.90; native heifers. 33.606.60; bulls, 32 76
4.50: calves, S4.OOiSW.50.
hogs Receipts. S.oon heart; market ioc
lower; bulk of sales, 6.1Ki 40; henw. 6 5
(7T6.50; packers and butchers, 86.20T646;
lights. S6.00ff6 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ll.ooo
head: market etrong; lambs. 86 0OW6 90;
yearlings. 34 6008.50; wethers. 3 7$ft4 25;
ewes,, $3.4003.75; stockers and feeders, $2.50
ei.00.'
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo., July 14.-3ATTLE Re
ceipts. 4C0 head; market steady: steers.
85.50ifcS.60; cows and heifers, 2.25(f6.40;
caives, 43.ixais.uu.
HOGS Receipts, 6,500 head; market, 69
10c lower; top, 36.50: bulk of sales. 86.20(0
4.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 bead;
market steady; lambs, IS.OO0-a.76.
Stock la Blgta.
Rerefnra nf Hva ornrlr at t Vi ri, nrlnHr.,1
western markets yesterday:
Curtlik. 4Tnw flhn
south Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City ,
Bt. Louis
Chicago ,
Totals
, 4,900 46,500 82.800
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Julv 14 WHKiT-.Tnlv
84c; September, 94T4fiifl6c; December, fHc;
No. 1 hard, S7c: No. 1 northern. 96tttfi74c ;
No. 1 northern, SSSWc; No. 3, 9ms4o..
fLAA 42. UO.
BARLEY 76cJS1.05.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 65H(ffU4o.
OATS No. 8 white. 46ft47Ho.
RYE No. 2, 7WR5o.
PRAN-19 60i -20.00.
FLOUR First patents, 84.9O5T5.10; second
patents, 14.404 6S: first clears. 83.2&S3.45;
second dears, 82.26g2.40.
Sagar' Market.
NEW YORK. July 14.-SUOAR Raw
firm; muscovado, 89 test, 3.72c; oentrif enrsj.
94 test. 4.23c; molasses, 89 test, 8.48c. Re
fined steady.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 14 WOOL Un
changed; territory and western mediums,
17'fl.ltfc; fine mediums, 16&17Vic; fine, llj
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. July 14.-COTTON-Spot.
close quiet; middling uplands, 14.25c; mid
dling gUII, 14.5UC.
Thirty Wounded in
Riot in Saragossa
SARAQOSSA, Spain. July 14. Thirty
persons were wounded last night during
snoounters between the strikers and .civil
guards In ths streets of ths city. Th
strikers, armed with revolvers, attacked
the police from different quarters and the
city was thrown In a state of terror. Th
shops this morning are closed and no
newspapers appeared on ths streets. A
state of siege probably will be proclaimed.
BOY SHOT IN AJHAM BATTLE
Iadlaa Lad Is Killed la a Mack Fight
24 the Resebad Reserxattoa
la Soath Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS. B. D., July U-Bpecial.)
An Indian boy, aged about 14, whose nam
was not ascertained, was accidentally shot
and killed during a sham battle between
Sioux warriors on ths Rosebud reservation.
The boy was mounted on a pony and was
participating In a battle. While the battle
was th hottest the boy was seen to topple
from his saddle to th ground. Those near
him who went to bis assistance supposed
hs had been thrown from his horse, lie
was carried to a tepee and a physician
summoned, who found th boy' arm was
broken. While th physician was setting
th arm th boy suddenly died. Ptusled
as to what eould have caused hi death,
an examination was mad, when It was
discovered that b bad been shot through
th back. No blam was attached to any
one, as th shooting; was purely accidental
600 6700 3.500
.. 400 6.500 f,O0
.. 1,3(10 8,W0 11,000
.. 1.200 11,200 8.KO0
.. 1.500 13,500 14,000
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
PreTsJence of High TemxtiirM
Aifect Business Adversely.
DEMAITD EE0PEXS STEEL TrTTTT.1
Bferveaxeat f roetwesr OrmAsmUy;
laeeeas) will JWw
Nsxtereas la New Ra-lMt
Market.
NEW TORK. July lA-Dtm'g WWr
view of Trad tomorrow will gay:
Prevalence of high tempers'iirr
throughout th country ha dTej-ly
affected business, notably In retail line.
In response to the broader demand for
finished materials, th eteel mills ar rap
idly resuming operations, hating taken
lees time than turn a 1 for repairs and In
ventories. A more favorable showing than
had been expected was disclosed in th
unfilled tonnage report of th teel 4or
poratlon, order on hand during Jun In
creasing 246.871 tons, whereas In the two
months Immediately preceding these was a
combined falling off of fully 834.000 tona
Only a moderate accumulation of pig
Iron has been reported and It la believed
the output of merchant furnaces Is now
below consumptive requirements. Two ad
ditional stacks havs been blown In In the
south. Activity In the structural division
Is temporarily more pronounced In the west
than at the east, but about 80.000 tons
have been taken her within th last fort
nlght. Numerous orders for railroad equipment
are In sight, but delay Is noted In making
awards.
Movement of footwear gradually In
creases. Muyers are more numerous in the
New England market, but caution con
tinues to he displayed In all transactions.
Retail trade, however, continues to show
Improvement. Pronounced strength still
rules throughout the leather market, with
special firmness In sole leather. Trade Is
not sctlvs. and business I reduced by the
slowing down of shoe fsctories snd by ex
cessive best. Exoept for a Blight weak
ness in England, all European markets are
stronir.
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Event af Last Week Are Favorable
la the Mala.
NEW YORK. July 14. Bradstreet's to
morrow will say.
The events of the week have been mainly
favorable, due to the passing. In the main
at leant, of the heat wsve, the worst for
a decade; the occurrence of rains In drouth
stricken sections staying the further de
terioration of the corn crop; the main
tenance of fiattTlng conditions as to the
cotton crop outlook and the widening of
activity in the Iron and steel trade.
Though midsummer quiet still prevail,
trade conditions display a slightly better
undertone. Withal, buyers are conserva
tive about placing orders for future busi
ness and comparatively few salesmen are
on the road. In fact most Interests seem
to realise that trade will not improve much
until near the fall seaxon, when prospect
as to crop yield will be more freely de
veloped. Wheat, Including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending July 13 aggregate 1,801.083 bu.,
against 1.S47.275 last week and 1,11)0, -M8 this
wek last year.
For the two weeks ending July 13 ex
ports ar 3.14X.3Ui bu.. against 2,754.023 In th
corresponding period lust year.
Corn exports for the week are S08, 391 bu.,
against 976.017 last week and 440.757 In 1910.
For the two weeks ending July 13 corn ex
ports are 1,874. -KM bu., against 771.829 laet
year.
Huslnes failures In the United States for
the week ending July 13 were UKl, agalnxt
ISO last week, 2)2 In the like week In .1910,
206 In 1909, 258 in 1908 and 177 In 1907.
iKansas City Live .
Stock Exchange
is Restrained
Court Orders it to Abrogate Rule Pro
hibiting Members from Dealing
with Independents.
KANSAS CITT. July 14 An order re
straining the members of the Traders' Live
Stock exchange at the Kansas City stock
yards from boycotting Independent oper
ators or doing anything that would be In
restraint of trade was made by Judge
Thomas In the circuit court here today.
The order followed charges that "flagrant
acts in restraint of trade" by members
of the exchange had tended to "destroy
th open market"
The member of the exchange ar by th
order given until September 9 to abrogate
rule 10, which provides that any member
of th exchange who ell or buys cattle '
from an Independent operator shall be sub
ject to expulsion.
Plans for Better
Relations with Japan
Carnegie Peace Foundation Arranges
for Lectures by Eminent Men
of Each Nation.
NEW TORK. July 14.-Th custodians ot
the 310.000,000 CarnegIS peace foundation an
nounced today a campaign of popular edu
cation to establish friendlier relations be
tween th United States and Japan. The
division of Intercourse and duoatlon has
arranged an exchange "to give to each
people better knowledge of the other and
to help build up a public opinion In both
countries that will resist all attempts to
arouse antagonism.
Under this plan Dr. Inaso Nltobl, presi
dent of the First Higher college of Toklo
and one of .Japan's foremost educator,
will b brought her early in October, H
will spend about six weeks In 401114 of
America's colleges, lecturing on Japanese
msiury e-im vunvm iiruuicmi. 1 lie Follow
ing year a "distinguished American" will
b sent to Japan for a similar service.
Little Disorder at
French National Fete
PARIS, July 14,-Threats of the revolu
tionary element to mar th national fete
with violence bad failed up to noon, Th
only Incidents wer minor disorders by a
band of young royalists.
Republican guards occupied th principal
centers and prevented the socialists and
the striking building workers from march
ing to Bant prison and making a demon
stration on behalf of th freedom of their
colleague who wer Imprisoned for vio
lence and antl-mllltarlsm.
The annual review of tha troops at Long
Champs was a magnificent spectacle. Five
hundred thousand persons saw President
Fallleres, with the diplomatic corps and
th picturesque surroundings and th
Abyssinian mission at his aid, present tb
colors to ths regiments.
Dlrlglbls balloons performed evolutions
above th military field, but th army aero
planes were not permitted to tak part la
th maneuver bacau of th danger to
the soldiers on ths ground.
As President Fallleres was returning to -
the Elysee palace a crowd of royalists
shouted, "Long llv th king," but other
spectators turned upon the disturbers and
drove them from the streeta Bom blows
war exchanged and th polio mad many
arrests. ,
1
Americas Telephone & Telegraph Co
A dividend of Two Dollars per s'uir
will be paid on Saturday, July 15, Vt to
stockholders of record at th eloa of
business on Friday, Jun 30, 19U.
Wit R. D&IYKR, Treasurer.