... . . ttixt1 PPP. PiAf ATT A ftATTTRTiAV- JTTTY 9
1912.
1 -- ' ' ' ,,l . . . I
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Kansas Estimates Raising' and Much.
Hew .Wheat is Being Sold.
CORN WEATHER IS .FAVOEABLE
With the Light Supplies of Corn 1b
the Country the Bis Decline In,
Prtres sens to Have Dis
counted Outlook.
OMAHA. Julv 13. 1912.
The weather Is generally favorable In
ail directions and the crop outlook is
unquestionably fine. Kansas estimates
ar being .raised and there Is consider
ate selling of new wheat It la doubted
it the crop movement to Chicago Is any
where near as large as last year, but It
must not be forgotten that soft wheat
tstates Instead of being shippers, will have
to Import large quantities this year. The
cables ar strong, 114c to 2Hc higher,
i'rices are so close to an export basis
that it is bellesed selling has been over
done and that wheat thuulu De sold only
on bulges. The foreign market took a
sudden Jump upward. Tills rise was not
due to any weather or crop conditions
but a bombardment of the Dardanelles
strait, which resulted In It dosing. This
mopped the satpmerrls of wheat from
Uussta and canned great commotion In
loreign markets. Cash wheat unchanged
to 1c higher.
The cables are strong to c higher.
The weather throughout the corn belt
is very favorable as a rule. Cash de
mand was much better on the crop yes
terday. With the light supplies of corn
in the country, the War decline In prices
appears to have discounted the promising
crop outlook, especially as new corn win
not be available for live months yet.
aw. Snow, the crop expert, sal's:
"Yesterday's rain did not reach south of
the Flatte and corn acreage west of wu
' cola is dry and the. crop Is suffering,
borne corn is beginning to tassel, not
' over four feet tall, .while other fields will
not average a font high. The color Is
generally good, but the plant nas stopped
growing and Is curling At present Ne
braska, south of the .Platte, does not
i promise a 70 per cent crop, and unless
there Is a good rain relief at once it win
, b much lesa" Cash corn was 2c
higher. " ..V
Chicago received 110 cans oats. The crop
outlook la favorable. The sales were very
i liberal yesterday and a little steadier
t tone prevails. Yesterday's market showed
, less weakness than the other grains,
i Short sellers are not as aggressive, yet
! there is a moderate pressure In the way
I of hedges against the new crop. Cash
l oats were zc lower.
Clearances were 8.000 bushels of corn.
121,000 bushels of oats and wheat and
' flour equal to 12 .000 bushels.
Liverpool closed ld higher on
I wheat and fed hliiher on corn. .'
' Primary wheat receipts were 1000
1 bushels and ; shipments were 6M,000
I bushels, against receipts last year of
1,599.000 bushels and shipments of 4Z6,w.
Corn receipts were 832.000 bushels and
shipments were 400.000 bushels, against re
, reipts last 'yean of 254,000 bushels and
shipments of 360,000 bushels.
Receipts of -.eats were 233,000 bushels
' and shipments were 290,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 536,000 bush
els and shipments or 476. two nusneis.
The following eaah sales were reported :
Wheat No. 2 hard winter (old) 1 car, 86c;
.1 oar, 94c; new, 4 cars (dark), Sic; 1 car,
9o4c; 1 car, 90e; 8 car. Mo. No. hard
. winter, old, 1 cars,82o. Corn No, I whits,
1 tar. 76Wc: 1 car.,76V4c; 3 cars, 76ttc; 1
car, 76o, No. 4 white, 1 car, 72Wic; No. 2
I yellow, , S cars, 70c; I car, 68c; No. 3
yellow, lis cars, iwc. no, yeiiow: i curs,
6Kc: 1 ear. 7c: 1 car, 8Wc: 1 cars, 6So.
' No. 1 mixed: 1 car. 70Vto: 1 car. 69o: 1 car.
, 68'Ao; 1 car, (Be.- No. 4 mixed. 1 car, Mc; 1
6 car, 66c. No gsaae, 1 car, wc; i car,
60d: 1 car, 89c; 2 cars, 67c. Oats-No. 3
white, 43c rl oar, 430,
6 ' Omaha Cash mees.
WHEAT No. i hard, V8lcj No.
hard. SKtttJtto. -
CORN-No. 3 white, 7671c; No.
white. 7576c: No. 4 white. 72V4c: No.
yellow, 694&IH4c; No. 3 yellow, 68469c;
'No. 4 yellow, 6568o; No. 2. 684lWic;
No. 3, 68G70c; No. 4, 6566c; no grade,
87l965V4e. . ...
OATS-No. 2, 43ViflM3Hc: standard, 43
43Vic; ko. i wnue, uy3c; no, 4 white,
ll42c.
KARLKT Malting, K65c; No. 1 feed,
R(l4hc.
RYK-No. 2, 062c; No, t,
J i Carlot Receipts. .
' Wheat, Corn. Oats.
Chicago 86 ,108 110
Minneapolis 103 ...
Omaha 105 66
Duluth 8 ...
Winnipeg 212 , . ....
CHICAGO GRAIN AHD PROVISIONS
Peatares ( the Tradias; and Closlac
Prices Board of Trade
CHICAGO, July 19. Announcement of
'the closing of the Dardanelles by the
'Turkish-Italian hostilities brought much
exeitement today In the wheat trade, and
caused the market to finish at a net ad
vance of le to 2o a bushel. The close
(left corn irregular, ranging from c off
to le up; oats with a gain of w(o to
1W and provisions up by 6c to 22ttc,
Every, foot of space in the. wheat pit
was jammed and brokers were shriek
jing and beckoning like mad men when
the opening gong struck.
The news from Constantinople that all
'cereals from the Black sea district, one
01 tne principal granaries of the world,
naa oeen uea up lnaeumteiy, was public
long before business opened, and had
keyed Inpatient dealers to an almost un
bearable tension. . . ..
A majority of active speculators found
Ithemselves in the predicament of havlnc
isold short owing to the magnificent crop
prospects of late In the United States.
uu vuiiifcTOiiuuii iv Tvru up suun trans
actions resulted in hoisting prices 2&e.
quicker than the record could be flashed
out 01 the exchange, m the Jostllnc
waving crowd, no one stopped to take
breath until there was an unconfirmed
rumor that the closing of the straits hmt
'been revoked. Reaction from the extreme
,advance carried wheat values back al
imost to yesterday's closing figures. Er
ratic and frequent fluctuations were
based on the varying reports and denials
current , As the session progressed, big
texpori saies were reported. Between the
opening ana tne ciosp, September delivery
rales swung from 93!hU3T4e to 95Vc. and
wound up nervous at 94c, a rise of lc
net. ... - ;
Com bulged with wheat, forcing shorts
10 cover ana coaming certain large hold
ers to unload at 3 cents advance. The
ipeneral trade oversold on the ensuing
decline.
. ,":iftslng quotations on futures were:
ArtlcH Open. I High. I Lew. dose,
Yesfy
M.
Vhat
July, mm,
Sept 95fy5
Dec. 97698 I
I
98 f 96
: 87
9
94
8 m
- :!
1014
69'
654
66
96
May.jl 01!
1 01Kj94fc-!U
t m 11 1
July.!7iwi72
Sept!6."4460
' Dec..557'4
33ay.S7ke.
72
69
64
66
704
64
574
66
mm
Ouly.l4:42W
43
42
-' 42
414
. S-pt-33H'3334
Dec..!34W35! 3S !
aay.iaTU' ,.. 17
334
33
34'i!
541
844
!36i
July. ....
8cpt.jl7 06-671 17 IthU
17 421
n am
17 50
Oct. 7 70-771 17 W
17 69
17 85
17 76
U824
Jan..) 17 Si
l-ad
18 10
U07Vs
17 86
iuly.i
10S24
10 174
10 524
Sept
10 66-60110 62-45
10 60
10 55
10 20
10 624
10 674
, Oct..
' Jan..
rubs
July!
Sept.
10 60-624 10 671
10 20
10 27WI
10 26
10 10
i
10 324
10 47HI
10 60
l42il
10 69
10 46
Oct.
10 42HI10 42-461
10 374110 43-461
10 374
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; wjnter patents, 35.00
5.30; winter straights, 14.6010; spring
panU. 85.0O&4.10; spring straights, 24.70
H4.i; eaaen, Hj&pf.u,
RYE No. S, 74c.
BABLEY Feed or mixing, nominal
fair to cbotee malting, nominal. ;
Ems-Timothy, 36.S07.b; clover. $55.00
Viauo.
KROVTS!ON8-Hss pork, 317.27417.60.
lrd (in tierces), 310.474. Short ribs
(!ooe), 310.374.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
jWere equal to 232,000 bu. Primary receipts
.were ou., comparea wnn i.a,0TO tu.
Ithe corresponding day a year o. Eeti-
mated recipts for tomorrow; , Wheat, g
cars; com, 131 cars; oats, 103 cars; hogs,
,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat, No. 2 red.
97He&il.00V4: No, 3 red, 95Vi9S'4c; No. 2
hard, 96Hol-01; No. 3 hard, 9698c; No.
northern. $1.0631.14; No. z northern, xi.oj
61.12; No. 8 northern. 21.031.09; No. 3
spring, tl.001.09; No. 3 spring. 1.00al.0B;
o. t spring. S6c.06: velvet cnatr, ii.w
1.0S; durum, $1.001.08. Corn, No. 2, 70
70c; No. 2 white. 767c; No. 2 yellow,
717U4c; No. 3, 69870c; No. 3 white. 75
76V4c; No. 3 yellow, 7070c; No. 4, 6668c;
no. 4 wnite, imrio; no. 4 yeiiow, wr
69 c. Oats, No. 2 White, 6262c; No. 3
hite, 501i51Hc: No. 4 white. 4651,sc;
standard, 50igj524c.
ttye: no. a. 74c. Barley, pjqouc. nmo-
thy seed. $6,6007.50. Clover seed, 315.00
18.00.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, 234j)25c;
dairies, 2124c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 12.015 cases; at
mark, cases - included, 15Mltfec; ordi
nary first, 16c; firsts, 17l,c.
CHEEaiv-Steady; Palsies, lfiVsQlMic;
twins, lG-tfli'c; young Americas, 154&
hc; long horns, 1516c.
POTATOES Firm: receints 30 cars
Illinois. lOStiac: Missouri and Kansas' 750
78c; Tennessee, 80c; Virginia, barreled.
POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys. 12c;
chickens, lie; springs. 1823c.
vjsal steady at si&llc.
KEW YORK GKNKRAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Varloae
Caiaaiodltles.
NEW YORK. July 19. - FLOUR--
Stcadier: soring patents, 35.2565.45; winter
straights, $4.60r4.75; winter patents, $4.90i
So;, spring clears. 34.60Ml.ao; winter extras.
No. 1, 34.25-l.30; winter extras. No. 2, 34 00
64.15; Kansas straights, $4.60S4.55. Rye
Hour steady; fair to good, $4.40(j2i4.o;
choice to fancy, K70&-4.80. '
couNMEAL-Quiet: fine white ana
yellow. I1.70&1.7S: coarse. 41.66&1.70: kiln
dried, 34.92.
BARL.EY uuleti malting. S1.13&1.25. 0.
1. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Soot market firm: No. 2 red.
11.061.08, elevator, export basis, and
export, IL(M, t o. b. afloat, to arrive;
no. 1 northern Duiuth. fl.WA, I. o. u.
afloat, futures niarket closed tyV,ia
higher. July, 11.071.10, closed at l.8';
September, Sl.0Vftl.01, closed at tl.OIVs;
December, $1.031.04, closed at fl.04.
:okn Kpot market easy; export, iVYic.
OATS Spot market quiet; standard
white, bTtc, in elevator; No. 2, 67ic; No.
3, 67c; No. 4, 5Hc; natural white and
white clipped, 5tt&tilc, on track.
hat easier: prime, u.a&wi.w; no. 1,
$1.8til.35; No. t. Jl.IOiil.20; No. 3, SOWic.
HIDES-Steady; Central America, 24Vsc;
Bogota, 24&ic.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 25(9
27c; seconds, 24-o; . thirds, Walla; re
jects, 16c.
FHOViBiONg-rorK. market easy: mess.
20.60Hj20.76; family, $X).uC1.00; short
clears, I18.25ffl21.00. Beef, steady: mess.
I15.t)0fr 15.50; family, 118.0018.60; beef hams,
$28.00jai.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
bellies 10 to 14 pounds, 4U.ooU.7n; pickled
hams, 312.2512.76. Lard, steady; middle
west prime, $10.3010.40; refined, steady;
continent, lo,96; South America, 310.85;
compound, 38.3798.62.
BUTTER Easy, receipts, S.702 tubs:
creamery extras, 27t&27'4o; firsts, 242tvtc;
state aairy, nnest, mc; gooa to prime,
M025c; common to fair, 2223c.
CHEESE steady : receipts, 2,624 boxes:
state whole nuik, white, specials, 15W&
6Wc; state whole milk, colored. 15
luy,c; skims, 3120.
EOUS irregular: receipts, 16,628 cases:
fresh gathered, extras, ii&Hc: extra
firsts, 2lft22c; firsts, WaMc; seconds, 17gi
18 l-6c; western gathered whites, li23o.
TOUiilKi Alive, steady; western
broilers, 22c; fowls, ItHc; turkeys, 13c.
Dressed, firm; fresh killed western broil
ers, 2428c; turkeys, 1617c.
Cora aad Wheat Hegtea Salletla.
United States Department of Aartcul
ture, weather bureau bulletin for the
twenty-four hours ending at I a. m.. JHit
meridian time, Friday, July 19, 1912:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. ftsin
Rlatlons. High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb., 7
Auburn, Neb... 80
00 .04 Cloudy
69 .00 1 Clear
67 .00 Cloudy
68 .00 Pt. cloudy
AO UV Cloudy -
68 .00 Clear '
66 .00 Pt. cloudy
69 .00 Pt. cloudy
66 .80 ' Raining
66 .00 Clear -69
.00 Pt. cloudy
60 .00 Pt. cloudy
0 .02 Pt. cloudy
65 .52 Cloudy
63 .00 Cloudy
67 .08 Raining
68 .73 Cloudy .
53 .12 Raining
61 .00 Cloudy
67 .03 Clear
64 .04 Raining
64 .50 Raining
Broken Bow .. Tl
Columbus, Neb. 78
Culbertson, Nb. 69
Fair bury, Neb. 63
Fairmont, Neb. 76
dr. Island, Nb. 77
Hartington. Nb 80
Hastings, Neb.. 75
Holdrege, Neb. 83
Lincoln, Neb... 77
No. Platte, Nb 66
"OakdaJe. Neb 76
Omaha, Neb.... 78
Tekamah, Neb. 86
Valentine. Nb. 72
Alta. Ia. 77
Carroll, la 77
Clarlnda, la.... 83
Sibley, la 73
Sioux CltyIa. 74
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. "Not inoluded
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. Temp.. Bain.
Central. Buttons. High. Low. tall
Columbus, 0 17
88 64 .40
84 2 .20
86 66 .00
78 48 .20
80 0 .00
78 62 , .60
72 i , 60 .30
84 . ,80 . ,00
76 68 ' .80
Louisville, Ky...21
Indla'potla, Ind. 10
Chicago, 111 19
St Louis, Mo... 18
Des Moines, la. 21
Minneapolis .... 44
Kan. City. Mo., 23
Omaha, Neb..... IT
The weather la cooler in the eastern and
western portions of the corn and wheat
region. Warmer weather is moving in
over the northwest portion. Showers oc
curred in all except the Kansas City, 8t
Louis and Indianapolis districts. Good
rains occurred at Hartington and Valen
tine, Neb., and a fair of 1.70 inches oc
curred at Mount Sterling, Ky.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
St. Loala General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July U.-WHEAT-Cash.
steady; track, No. 1 red, new, el.001.03;
No. 2 hard, new, wcbi.vi.
CORN-Hlgher: track, no. WPo: No.
2 white, 81c.
OATS-Hlgher: track. No, z 4i,c; No.
2 white, 61V4C ,
Closing prices or rutures:
WHEAT-Htgher; September. 94Vc: De
cember. 97U97c.
CORN Higher; September, 5ViS5l4o:
December. 647ac. v
OATS Higher: September, 32 He; De
cember, 339iC. v ; '.. -
RYE Lower at 75.
FLOUR Lower; red winter - patents,
$5.006.40; extra fancy and straights, 84.60
ti4.H0: hard winter clears, ss.6DQi3.90.
eEElJ Timotny, l.tii?i4.0U
URAN-Sacked, $1.061.09. - "
HAY-Steadv: timothy. 218.0024.00: prai
rie. $U.0lo.09.
PROVisiONs-Pork, unchanged: Job
bing, $16.26. Lard,, unchanged; prime
steam. x9.77Kro.8eft. Dry salt meats, un
changed; Doxeo, extra snorts, , $io.2H:
clear ribs, io.62tt; short clears, $10.87.
Bacon, unchanged ; boxed, extra shorts.
M1.62H; clear ribs, 811.62H: short clears,
$11.8714.
POULTRY-steady; chickens, isc:
springs, l&eisc; turkeys. i4Stic: ducka
9H12c; geese, 6llc.-
RUTTER Dull; creamery, 2aHWV4C
; EGGS-Weak at 172lo.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 19. WHEAT
July, $1.05; September, 9c; December. 96
tJ97c. Cash, No. 1 hard, $1.06; No. 1
northern, $1.06; No. 2 northern. $1.04; No.
8, $1.02.
' FLAX $1.94. , - . .
BARLEY-4595o. ; f
CORN-No. 1 yellow, 73874c. -OATS-No.
8 white, 44H45c .
RYE No. 2, 70c. - - - -
BRAN In 108-lb. sacks, $2O.00Y31.O0i
FLOUR First patents. $5.165.35:. sec-
ond patents, $4.8005.05; first clears, $3.50
3.75; second clears, $2.403.70.
I.tverieol Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 19-WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 red western, winter, 8s 7d;
No. 2 Manitoba, nominal; No. 2 Manitoba,
7s lid. Futures, nervous; July, 7s 7Ud;
October, 7s $d; December, 7s rd.
CORN Spot, steady; old. American
mixed, 7s; new, American kiln dried. s
Md. Futures, firm; July, 4s ni; Sep
tember, 4 94d.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), seven
pounds, 7s; eight pounds, 10a,
Mllwrankec Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 19.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, $1.14$U4H; No. 2 northern
S1.10&LI2; No. 2 hard winter, 8Ccfc$l.;
September, 944c; December, 97Vic.
CORN-No, 2 yellow. 72c; No. 3 white,
76c; No. 8, 70c; September, 34c; Decem
ber,' 6767c. - '
nATM-etandard. 8e.
BAJRLEyi,i.IUpg, 75cfi$L04 .
it
NEW YORK K MARKET
Gradual Rise in Prices with In
creased Activity.
FAVOEABLE NEWS UNCHANGED
lotted States Steel Uader Pressure
at Times, bat 800a Mores For
ward with Other Specula
tlve Favorites.
NEW YORK, July 19.-To the accom
paniment of greater activity today's stock
market increased Its gains of the last
few days. The rise was so gradual as to
be almost Imperceptible and gave color to
the belief that the movement was deriving
its chief Impulse from expert manipu
lation, as well as inside absorption.
The same condition that served earner
In the week the crop outlook, increased
activity in various fields of industry and
easier money were again contributing
factors. United States Bteei was unaer
some pressure at times, but aoon moved
forward with other speculative favorites.
although in lesser degree than Union Pa
cific, St. Paul, Araalgamatea v-opper ana
numerous specialties. Some of the latter
advanced 2 to 6 points.
Renorta of eeneral betterment in most
lines of trade found confirmation in the
increased bank exchanges, although this
gratifying condition is somewhat nulli
fied by poor collections in certain sec
tions. Local banks continue to gain from
the interior, this week's cash . increase
being estimated at less tnan ,wv,vuu,
with indications of another loan contrac
tion. Bonds were steady, witn total saies, par
value, 31,905,000. United States government
bonds were uncnangca.
Number 01 ituu. leaciLg quotations
ou iocXa wt.'o fait follows: ; 1
Sales. Hits. Low. cioia
Allls-Cbslmcri pfd .....
Amalgamated Copper .
Amerlcau Agricultural ,
American Bt Suiar..
8,100 S4V S3
600 tifc ,
41
7i
Wk
41
74 73 H
American Caa ........
1,700
(00
, SI
it
Mi,
Americas C. ft i ......
Anierlctu Cotton Oil...
Ameriuin H. L pfd.
Am. Ice ReoarltlM
tm
M
1,100
American Lineeed ,
13
43 V
4
American Uwomotive ,,
Americas B. A K
Am. H. A R. pfd......
43
AU. Steel fc'ooudrtea.....
., S4
100 ini 12 i;'i
LOOO 1434k 14 144
, 10
:i
1,1W 41 41S
J,00 MJ'A lM'.i 108
ifoti m m 'k it
1 M 140 l M0
7 10t)4t 194 V
1.10a usi S6V1 u
1,00 ft: - Wk ' KVk
1.000 3M4 JMii t
1,100 IT 14 27 27
100 14 4 4'4
Am. Sugar Reflulng
American T. & T
Amerlcto Tobacco pfd....
American Woolen '
Anaconda kilning Co.....
Atcnlkon
Atchloou pfd
Atleotlo Coast une
Baltimore A Goto ;
Bethlehem Steel
Bruklya Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclfto
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jertey..
m
Cheeapeake A Ohio
Chlcaao A Alton.....
2,100 81 '4 lM
80
IS
16
tt
138
103
(
80
Chicago O. W 100
17
lTik
S3 .
Chicago O, W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
100 83
800 138 138
S.200 104 102
Chlcaao. M- Bt. r....
C. C, C. 8t. L......
Colorado T. m I
100 31
21
Colorado A Southern....
Coneolldated Gas-
Corn Products
42
1,800 14 145 148
, 200 14 U 1S
Delaware A Hudson
Dourer Rio Grande....
D. A R. O. pfd
167
400 11 19
18
26
11
34
i!
4S
manners' Securities ....
Brie ,
Erie let pfd....
Erie Sd pfd..
2,800
708
38
(3
24
82
General Electrlo ........
Great Northern pfd
1,800 180 178 178
7,800 138 137 187
200 48 43 43
1,000 130 130 13
2.800 20 20 20
4,300 ' 88 88 68
208 14 It IMi
28
IS
24
67
Greet Korthem Ore ft re..
Illlnoli Central
Interboreugh Met.
Inter. Met. pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kan mi City Southern....
K. a Bo. pfd
Laclede Oa 100 104 IM
LoulBTllle A Naeltnila., 1,000 168 UT
Minn. A St. Louie
M , St. P. A S. S. M... 1,100 147 1441 14H
Mlseourl, K. T..
M . K. A T, pfd
MlMourt Paclfio - ,.
1,800 36 3a 86
. 800 146 145 14S
400 82 , 88 68
, 800 31 31 81
, 300 114 116 114
, 100 82 82 82
800 117 116 114
, 1.100 81 81 81
408 122 121 121
200 23 21 21
National Biscuit
National Lead
N, R. R of If. 3d pfd.
Now Tort Central.
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western.....
North American ........
Northern Paclfio
Pacific Mall
Penmrlranla
People's Oaa
, 1,700 124 123 123
, 300 116 116 116
808 108 108 107
, 100 21 21 21
..4i See 85
. WH
; 88
, 41,30ft 184 164 168
P.. 0., C. A Bt. L...,.
Plttiburgh Coal
Preeeed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car.,...,
Rallwer Steel Serine...
Keedlng
Republic Steel ...1
Republlo Steel pfd......
Rock Ieland Co
Rock Itland Co. pfd..'...
St. L A S. F. 2d pfd..
St, Louis S. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Slow-Sheffield 8. A I...
.....
88
24
48
7
78
26
84
40ff
100
400
too
86
24
48
87
24
48
27
33
73
100
20
86
88
65
Southern Pacific , 1,200 110 110 110
Southern Railway l.too 20 38 29
80. Railway pfd... 800 7T
77
43
a
14
77
48
Tenneeeee Copper .....
(00 43
Texae A Pacific
T., 8t. L. A W..
T., St. U "W. pfd.
t'nlos Pacific .........
"io 14"
1.000 S!
2H
13
St
, 18,300 -188 167 168
800 ., 91 80 80
Pnlon Paclfio pfd
United States Realty
United State Rubber.
United States Steel....,
V. B. Steel pM
Utah Copper
900 86 84
, 1.40ft tt 82
40.700 71 69
200 112 112
84
83
70
111
62
4.800 62 41
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Western Maryland ...
Weatlnghouee Electric
Weetern Union
Wheeling A L. I
Lthlgh Valley
China Copper
800 60 49
"400 H '18
49
4
18
87
7
82
too
S0O
74
13
4
8.008 188 167 167
2.800 33 81 82
Ray Coneolldated .....
American Tobacco ....
Seaboard Air Una...',.
Seaboard A. U pfd...
1.800 tt . 20
1,400 29 294
200 23 33
900 83 82
20
297
91
88
Total sales tor the day, I88.4M share.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 19.-MONEY-On
call, steady, 23 per cent; ruling rate,
2 per cent: closing bid. 2V per cent: of
fered at 2 Per cent. Time loans, steady:
sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety days, 3
per cent; six montns, 4 to 4V per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPKR-4U. per
cent. .
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $1.85
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8770 for de
mand. Commercial ' bills. . $4.84. .
SILVER Bar, Wid ' Mexican dollars.
480.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
steady. . ....: . ... . .
Closing quotations on bonds today were
follows: '
V. 8. re(. tt, reg-.-lOOHVeiwa 4e 86
do ooupon 1C0 Mo 4s 81
V. S. 8a. res 102 'K. C 80. let 3a... 72
do coupon ..101 L. S. deb. 4a 1931.. 33
V. 8. 4a, teg ...11!L. A N. unt, 4a..... 98
do coupon ue -al. K. T. let 4s 95
Allts-Chal.' let 6s... 48 "do gen. 4e-..., 87
Amer. Ag. ! mn'Mo. raeine 4e 71
A. T. T. or. 4a.. 114 N R K of M 4e 81
Am. Tobacco ta 96 N Y, C. g. 8s.... 87
do fa .120 do deb; 4a 11
Armour A Co. 4a,. 91N. T. N. H. A H.
Atchleon sea 4.... w c. 4s 128
040 c. 4a 107N. A W. let c. 4e. 98
do ct. Is- ..8 Ha cv. 4s. .114-
A. C. L- let 4a 94 No. Paclfio 4e...... 93
Bel. A Ohio 4a.,... 98 do ts 8
do 3a i 91 0. 8. L. rfdg. 4a...; 93
do S. W. 8s..-. 80 Pens. ev. Ia 1915.. 87
Brook. Tr. ev. 4s... 92 do. con. 4a 163
On. of Qa. 8a 109 Reading ten. 4a..... 97
Cen. Leather 8a..... 968. U I. F, f g ts 78",
'. ot ,N. J. 8s.. 120 do gen. (a (
Chei. Ohto,4i..l00St. L. 8. W. a 4a 81
do ret. 4e 94 do let gold 4a.... 80
Chicago A A. ta... 68 8. A. L. 4s 11
C B. A 41. 1- ts... ee so, raa. ooi. 4a... 90
do gen. 4 98 do sr. 4s 94
C. M. A C. P. A 4a 90 do let raf 4s...... 94
C. R. 1. P. . 4a. 4So, Railway ta 107
do rtg. 4a 88 do gen. 4a. 78
Colo. Ind. 6s 80 Union Paclfio 4a., .lno
Colo. Mid. 4a....... tt do e. ta. 101
C. A 8. r. A e.-4a N do IS A ret. 4s... 37
D. A H. ct. 4e 99 U. 8. Rubber 4a.. ..104
D. A Ft. G. 4i 88 V. 8. Steel Id 8a....l02
do ret. le 84Va-Oar. Chem. to.. 98
Dletlllere la ....... 14 Wabaah let is 107
Brie . I. ts 29 do let A ex. ts.... 88
, ds sea- 4.. 78 Westers Idd. 4a 86
4o CT. 4a, eer. A.. 87 Weat. Sloe. ct. 8s ..96
do aeries B T8Wta. Central 4a.... 91
III. Cen. let ret. 4s 98 Mo. Pas. tf. (a 8
Inter. Met. 4a 82Panaau ta .........101
Inter. M. M. 4a..'4
i 'Bid, Offered. . .. ; :.
Condition of tke Tretuanry;
WASHINGTON, July 1.-At the begin
ning of business today the condition ot
the United States treasury was: Work
ing balance in treasury offices, $91,400,618;
In banks and Philippine treasury, $38, 311,
6S2: tout of general fund, $158,274,024: re
ceipts yesterday, $2,496,379; disbursements
vesteitiiiy. $1,132,009. Deficit to date this
fiscal year, $7,615,330, as against a deficit
of $16,972,664 at this time lat year. Thcbe
figures exclude Panama-canat and puolic
debt transactions. -
REPORT ' OF CXBARI.NG MOUSE
NEW YORK, July 19.-Bradstreet's
bank clearings report ror the week end
ing July 18 snows an aggregate of &l&i
Ju,0U0, as against 83,44u,ol5,0ui last weea
and iZ,m.3iH.m in the corresponding ween
last year. Following is a list, of the ciuua:
CITIES. ! Amount i Inc. i Dec.
I I I
New fork
Chicago ...
Boston
I'liiladelphla ...
tit. Louis
Kansas city....
rtttbburgh
San Francisco..
..,l,ihu,248,000
6.4
L2
b.Oj
... 6.
6.0)
l.lti,U00
18,H2,O0U1
13,X,000
778.W2,OiWt
4,f7,OW
67.561.000) 16.2
5S,l,Wi JU.4
toaltlmore 3U,00S,Oj0
9.9
Cincinnati
2!,113,WW 23.9J
2u,llu,00u ltt-2l
17,7S,t 4.6
Minneapolis .
New Or.eans
Cleveland ....
2b,tH3.U0O ZZ.V
2a,iW4,0UO 24. 4
2o,131,00 7.V
16,27,00U ,1S.6......
ll,5ty,000 16.2
Uo31,000)...... 10.7
10, WJ6,000...... 42.1
13.4y9,0UO I i5.9
11, Wf,XW 21. 5
9,7'J,000l. I - 8.0
11,443,0001 .9......
o,Wo,0U0 - 6.0
10,382,0001 . 6.1
9,0o3,U0 lo.o......
Deti-uit
Lojj Angeles..
AHA
Milwaukee
Louisville ....
Atlanta ......
Portland, Ore
Seattle
ist. Paul....
buffalo
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence
Richmond
K,lo,0IW W.O
7,5S2,1 7.0
7,U92,00O 46.0
o,yJ,W 9.9
W'ashnigton, D. C
Mempnis
.St. Joseph
Salt Lake City....;.
6,773,000
6,8b2,000t 12.3
Kort Worth...
Albany .......
Columbus
bavannah
Toledo ............
6,727,0001 .07
6.9r.W
8.4
i.wj.m 12.8
t,7f,000 10.01
Nashville
. 4,W,0UU ....
4,729,000) .or,...
4.416.000 6.7 ...
4,23o,000 11.2...
4,424,O0O 16.5..;
4.638.0001 4.0..
3,101,000 7.0).-
2.827.000 13.0...
3.652.0001 10.71..
Hartford
brpokane, Wash
lacoma .
Des Moines .-.
Rochester
Duluth ...
Macon I
Oakland, Cat...
Norfolk 4....
Wichita
l,3i!,000 16.0):.
!,3is3,OOV
1S....
Peoria
o,560,0j0
2.WJ,(WU
New Haven
Jacksonville, Fla...
7.8!
3.420.0001.
,7.8
Scrantoii
Urand itapida
3,69,000 29.6
2.301,000
9.4
Birmingham
Sioux City......
Augusta,: Oa
Syracuse ;
3.232.0001
2.470,0001 6 4
"1,64,U0M 40.01
2,966,0001 9.4
2.952,0001 8.4i
Evansville
Worcester
2,980,0001 16.3 .
Springfield, Mass..
2.729,0001 3.
Dayton
2,392,00O
1.530.0001
3.0
Oklahoma City
15.2
Portland, Me........
Chattanooga
Little Rock..........
Charleston S. O..-.
2,62ti,0U0 61. 2.
2,135,000 19.1
1.753.000 1.
lo.O
1,601.000 12.8
wneeiing, w. va..
1,888,0001
1,878,000
3,069,0001
10.4
13.0
Knoxvliie
Ban Diego, Cal...
Lincoln ,
Reading, Pa
106.61
l,859,OuO( 16.0
1,748,000
l,56O,00O
1,909,0001
19.3
Topeka
.!
20.8
....'.I
Wilmington, iei...
Davenport -
.1,243,000
13.1
Sacramento, Cal...
. 1,722,01)0
1,339,000
1,531,000
H.9i.
Mobile
4.1...
Wilkesbarre- .......
7.2
Cedar Rapids, la. .
Akron
- 1,208,0001
2,503,000
2.043,000
1,706,000
.. 986.CO0
, 1,336,000
987,000
1,226,000
1.186,000
1012,000
- 846,000
.1.034,000
763,000
1,076,000
926,000
702,000
816,000
604,000
717,000
658,000
668,000
869,000
682.000
645,000
827,000
1 606,000
683,000
'-601,000
687,000
376,000
474,000
462,000
370,000
252,000
203,000
- 256,000
35,451,000
14,503,000
1,820,000
19.1
6!7
Youngstown
Waterloo, Ia ,
Fall River
47.1
66.9
, 3.1
ao!i
"i'.il
12.6
1
Canton, O
Springfield. 111....
Fort wayne. ......
New Bedford.. i...,
Helena
Lexington -
York, Pa.;... ,
Columbia, S. .C...
1.9
20.61
13.2!
14.9
19.5
Er e. Pa
Stockton. Cal
Boise, - Idaho
Rockford, : III
25.3 .
1.6
16.2
25.8
Muskogee, OKI....
Kalamasoo, Mich,
4.5).
Qutncy, III
8.7
Bioomington, 111...
22.3
36.51
TaTSa. Okl :,
Ogden, Utah
Lowell
14.0
3.5
7.6
Chester, Pa
Springfield, O ,
South Bend, Ind...
3.1
5.4
22.6
Blnrhamton .......
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Jackson, Miss
Decatur, 111.......
Mansfield, O
19.8
.....
63.31
ri.i
Fargo, N. V
Fremont, Neb
Vicksburg. Mlsa...
7.2
34.8
.04
Jacksonville, III..,
Houston
Galveston -
9.0
Trenton
Kni inp.iudea in totals because contain
ing other items tnan cieannae. s-
Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON.-July 19.-Closlng quotations on
stocks were as rouos:
Alloues ' aionawa
Amal. Cbppor 83Neda Con
Am.,, wipp g ,mNlpU,lng Min.. ..
Arliona Com. 4 North ButW
. 20
. 73
. 6
. 67
.117
. 90
. 14
. 48
1
. 42
.48
. 49
. 11
. 41
. 6
.109
.
B. A C. C. iorin
Csl. A Arliona 75OId uominion ....
Cal. A Hecta 624 Osceola
Centennial
HViVJuint-7
878hannoa ............
13 Superior
11 Superior A B. M.
4 Tamarack
64 V. 8. S. R. M.
6 do pfd
So" Utah Con
Cop. Renso C. C.
East Butte v.
Franklin ...........
Olroux Con
Oranby Con.
Greene cananea ..
Isle Royals Copper.
21 2-16 Utah Copper Co..'.
Kerr Lass
Lake Copper
La Salle Copper..
.. 27 Winona
.. T ',Volerlnt
.. 29
Miami Copper ...
New York Mtatns; Stocks.
krw YORK. July 19.-Closlng quota
tions on mining stocks re: ,
AUCa u.ih umi v.n...
Com. Tunnel stock 14 Mexican
do bonne ........U Ontario
Con. Cel. A Vs 98 Opnlr
Iron Silver .....160 Standard ....
LeadKllle Con. ....14 Tello. Jacket.
.278
.180
.100
. 40
Ottered. . -
Bank Clearings.
nMAWA. Julv 19. Bank clearings for
today were 32,578,400.52 and for the corre
sponding day last year $2,322,839.98.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1 1-lb. cartons, 27c: No.
1, in 60-lb. tubs. 2Tc; No. : 2, 2c; pack
ing, JSC.
' CHEESE Imported Swiss, 23c; Ameri
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24o; twins,
17Vic; daisies, 18b; triplets, 18c; young
Americas, 19c; blue label brick. . 18Hc;
limberger, 2-lb 20c; 1-lb., 22c
POUL.TR Y-Brollers, 854flo per lb.,
hens, 15c; cocks, 9$10o;' ducks, 18c; geeso,
15c; turkeys, sic; pigeons, per aos.. 51. aa
Alive: Hens, 10Uc; old roosters, 6Vto;
stags, (He; old ducks, full feathered, 9c;
geese, full feathered, 6c; turkeys, 12c;
pigeons, - per do., 90c: homers, 22.50;
squabs. No. 1. $L50; No. 2, 60c
FISH (fresn)-Pickerel. 9c; white, 13c;
pike, 16c; trout. 14c; large urappies, 129
15c; Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, l9o; had
docks, lac; flounder 13c; green catfish.
15c; rots shad. 85c each; snad roe, per
pair, 46c; salmon, IScj oarfbut sc; yellow
perch, 8c; buffalo, bo; bullheads, -
FRUITS, ETC. Bananas, rancy se
iect. per bunch,; S2.252.50; . Jumbo, per
bunch, 2.753.75. Dates, Anotior brand,
new. 30 1-lb., Pkgs. in , per box. U;
Dromedary brand, new, ev l-lb. pkga. la
box. per box. 23.00. Fim CaUtornia, per
case of U No. 12 pkga, 5o; per case of
86 No. 12 pkgs., 2150; per case ot W N,
pkga,. 82.00; bulk, in 25 and 60-lb.. boxes,
per lb., lOo; new Turkish, b-crown, 4n
W-ib. boxes, per lb., 16c; 6-crown in zu-lb.
boxes, per lb 16c; 7 -crown in 20-lb. boxes,
per lb., 17e. Lemons, Llmoniara saiected'
biand. extra fancy, 2uO-M aisett, per bos.
tl.W: Lema JUmoneira, fancy, 3uK3uu alzes.
per box, 86.00; 240-420 sixes, 50n per box
less; California. ciuMce, w-Mt slues, pet
box. , 86.60. Oranges. California hair
Moon. sweets, extra fancy, 96-120 sixes,
per box, 83.36: extra choice, au sixes, par
box, 83-09; Valencia oranges, all aOxea,
24.00. - Pme apples, Jb-4-48 sixes, per
Ami. tt.no. uaiuorma neacnea z&c: cal.
21.26; born grown cherries, per crata oi
24 qts., 22.26; bom grown gooseberries.
per crate ot at qia, ea-a. - nav nesns.
pr bskt., to; green beans, per baku.
75c California cantaloupes, 46-sise, 83.00.
Watermelons, per lb.. 2o; Texas peaches,
4 baskets, 70c - .
VKGKTAEUES Cabbage, hoi&e grown.
lb., 2c. Celery, Michigan per doa., loo
Cucumbers, not nousa, per dox, sue
Egg plant, fanoy Florida, par doa, 22-0a
QarUc axtra fancy, wuits, per dos-, 16c,
Lettuca. extra fancy, leaf, per doa. 25c
Onions, white in crate, 81.00; yellow, per
crate, sjjui. rarsiey, xancy soutnern,
?r dos. bunches, 5v4J7oc PoUtoea,
exas. new, per 3100. Tomatoes,
Texas, per t-basket carrier, 85c,
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
Light Beceipta of Cattle, with Prices
Generally Unchanged.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
Sheep of Any Conaeqaeaee ot
Sale and 'Hot Very Many
. Lambs Prices . on AH
' Kinds Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 19, 1912.
ReceiDts were: Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3,124 4,056 9.672
OHiciai Tuesday 3,2a) u,um b.uoo
Official Wednesday.... 2.2tis 9,il ',
Official -Thursday 2,613 9.527 7,076
Estimate Friday 1,058 10,697 1,799
Five days this week.12.213 47,144 33,9S5
Same days last week.. 7.055 43.765 , 27,583
Same days 2 weeks ago. 7.883 51,122 15,777
Same days 3 weeks Ago 14,164 66,366 14,577
same days 4 weeks ago. 9,27V 3c,z4i
earn days last year.. 13,564 Vifim w.ow
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
tor tne year to date as compared witn
last year; 1912. 1911. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 461,248 542,130 90,882
Hogs ..1,901,873 1,638,747 453,126 ......
Sheep ....... 974,316 825,650 148,766
The following table shows the range 01
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date.
1912., 19U.11910.il909.1908.1907.1906.
July 11.
July 12.
7 1KI 6 27i 8 441 I 421 6 681 65
7 19HI ( 851 8 83 7 5l 1 7 741 6 64
July 13.
7 16141 30 8 m 1 7 49
6 74 6 59
6 57
6 711
July 14
I 6 24 8 261 7 761 6 43
July 15.1 7 14Vs 6 26j 8 85 7 82 6 31
Jthy 16. 1 7 14H) I 8 28 7 83 6 37
5 76 6 80
July 17.1 7 141 6 30
7 741 S
' '
7 76
7 741 9 44 6 72 6 61
July 18.1 7 17UI 6 34 18 35:
40) 6 69 6 62
July 19.1 6 35 8 35
6 74 6 al
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
yesterday: ( .
, RECEIPTS CARS.
C. M. & St. P. Ry.... 2 ..
iWabash R. R ' 3
Mo. ms. Ry..'. .. '2,
Union Pacific R. R........H ,33 6
C. 6l N. W. Ry., west..... 11 94 ..
C. St. P., M. & O. Ry.... 4 20
CV B. & Q., east....... 1.8
C. B. & Q; west 3 - 23 ..
C, R.-1, & P., east 1 4 ..
C, R. I. & P., west... - 2
ininois Central Ry.. ' 2 ..
C. Q. W. Ry .1 ..
Totals ....... ..34 - 154 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Totals 2,473
Omaha Packing Co.... 104
Swift and Company.... 17
8,835
.1,472
'l,62
3,438
3,052
. 259
1,048
3,493
1,148
825
1,248
cudany racking Co..
Armour. & Co.....
Schwartz-Bolen Co....
J. W. Murphy
W. B. Vansant Co....
Hill & Son...
F. B. Lewis............
J. H. Bulla
1m F. Huss
McCreary & Carey....
H. F.. Hamilton ,
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co..
Other buyers ..........
293
.201
25
13
1
6
-11
- 16
340
Totals ...1,256 10,861 3,843
CATTiE Receipts of cattle were mod
erate this morning, but still there was a
fair run for a Friday. The quality of the
cattle on sale was pretty common, the
arrivals consisting - very largely of odds
and ends, with only a few strings of good
killers, - but nothing toppy. -
What few beef steers there were gen
erally commanded . steady prices, there
being little or no change in the market
There was nothing good, so that sales
did not show up very well on paper. A
string ot Nebraska grass cattle sold , at
16.50.
Cows and heifers were in light supply,
although there was a sprinkling of
butcher, stock of all kinds. The market
was slow, but generally steady with yes
terday. - ,
There were only a few scattering loads
of stock cattle and feeders on sale. The
demand was poor, but prices did not show
much if any change.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, $8.509.60; fair to good beef
steers, 88.uva8.w; common to- xair beer
steers, tS.OO&g.OO; good to choice heifers,
86.2&B7.&0; good to choice cows, ta-S0i6.25;
fair to good cows, 34.506.50; common to
fair cows, 2.604.60; gooa to choice stack
ers and feeders, 35.00dj.60; fair to good
stockers and feeders, S4.5O5.u0; ' common
to fair stockers and feeders, li.5onv4.50;
stock cows and heifers, 23.25Qi4.7S; veal
calves. HoOfcs.oo; bulls, stags, w, 13.71
6.00.
BEEF STEERS.
Mo.
18
6
17. .T.
At. Pr, No.
.1076 1 00 26....
COWS.
. 780 2 OS 2....
At. Pr.
.... 350 1 10
.... 944 4 40
.... 883 4 40
....1000 4 50
.... 933 4 80
....1060 4 40
.... 97S 4 65
.... 815 4 70
.... 810 4 15
.... 903 S 00
.... 883 5 00
.... 844 8 00
....1064 8 60
.... 946 t 80
....1350 4 38
....1134 4 26
. 988 8 IS
.1025 t 86
. 816 3 8
.854 8 70
.1007 3 76
,. 993 3 75
,. 730 3 7a
. 964 4 00
. 932 4 10
,. 838 4 10
,.388 4 IS
,. 905 4 20
,. 798 4 25
,.1008 4 40
U....
n.'.'.'.
13.'.'.'.
16....
10....
8...
4....
1....
I....
t
....
1...
I....
I....
7....
,. 733 4 40
HEIFERS.
. 650 2 40 4
, 495 4 2S
. 528 4 40
,812 4 46
668 5 00
.310 6 20
, 860 S 26
,475 3 85
, 860 4 00
. 546 4 00
, 438 4 20
,767 4 20
, 460 4 20
14.....
4...U..
...... 462 5 26
...... 883 4 09 -
......1800 4 80 ,
1240 4 38
......1030 4 So
1420 4 25
1270 4 40
880 4 80
1500 4 90
.1340 5 80
230 7 00
220 7 00
138 7 00
200 7 26
166 .7 25
..el.. 121 7 25
ISO 7 SO
...... 180 1 SO
. 230 7 75
,843 4 35
8.
BULLS.
, 850 3 76 1.....
.... 780 3 I
3.
.... 410 4 00
....1310 4 00
.... 900 4 IS
.... 786 4-16
,...1126 4 20
.... 800 4 30
1..
CALVES.
840 6 60 1
, 386 8 80
140 S 76
, 300 t 71
320 4 00
,282 4 25
110 4 80
,420 4 60
,133 4 50 ,
190 4 S '
1.
120 8 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
t... ......... 850 4 60 11............ 681 S 25 -
14............ 430 4 75 , 2..,.., 486 5 25
IS............ 614 4 95 " 6...... . 630 S 80
I . 593 4 90 18. .........1. 888 6 60
13 812 6 00 4 1005 4 tt
S. 488 5 00
J. Weaver. South Dakota.
2 cows 980 4 25 10 cows... .. 882 6 00 .
27 heifers.. 718 6 25 18 feeders.. 696 6 65
22 steers.... 834 25 1 bull 810 4 10
J. Davidson, Nebraska.
77 steers.... 1106 S 50 1 heifer... 860 4 50
1 steer 920 B 26 .
HOOS The market opened steady this
morning and quite a good many hogs,
even strictly good ones,- sold on that
basis. Packers seemed unwilling to raise
yesterday's - figures and - sellers were
forced to out loose at prices showing lit
tle or no Improvement A little later on
as the trade became mors active, the
market firmed up, becoming strong to 6c
higher on good hogs of all weights; that
is, both light and heavies.' During the
best time good to choice light hogs sold
largely at and . right around 27.35 and tn
up as high as 27.45 for the extreme top,
which - was 5c higher than - anything
brought yesterday. The less desirable
hogs sold at the bolt am or right at the
bottom of the market. At the same time
choice heavy hogs, weighing around 220
pounds, touched 27.20, which was 5c higher
than anything of that weight' brought
yesterday. The - rough heavy hogs and
even pretty good heavy hogs, if they ran
largely to sows, sold below 27.00.
A little later on the market eaded off,
closing slow and weak. Thus It will be
noted that the market as a whole was
very uneven, the same as it has been
very day this week, and prices ranged
anywhere from no better than steady to
as muoh as 6c higher. While the market
was at no time especially, active, there
was a fair movement and everything that
could be. regarded as at all desirable sold
In good season in the tnorning, only the
commoner . or rougher loads being left
at the close.
Representative sales:
No. at. Sh- Fr. No. At. lk.Fr.
30...... ..223 80 4 75 at 334 40 7 30
13.. ......363 340 3 78 . 89 308 40 3 90 "
13 364 140 4 98 . 64 230 80 7 20 .
39 .-.209 ... 4 96 40 231 180 7 20
20. HI ,u 1 IN M.,..,.,IU 80 l .
7 00
T 00
79 324 2S0 7
43 2T2 40 1 !0
82.. ...... 234 280 7 25
CI ..282 109 7 2t"
47. 209 200 7 28
94 194 149 7 25
81. ....... 207 109 T 28
Si....... .208 80 7 00
41... 282 - 40 TOO
47:.....287
SO- 7 00
87.....
48....
.284 ... 7 00
.288 84.1 00
87.....
84....;
84
69
49.....
47
23
64
98
83.....
88....;
44
76....:
71
48
..2S2 130 T2 2
....242 ... 7 24
....242 140 7 28
....257 ... 7 25
....224" 40 7 25
.'...285 160 7 28 ,
..279 200 7 08
42..
75..
..2S7 ... 7 0S
..22 180 7 OS
..242 120 7 05
..259 ... 7 05
..247 80 7 0S!
..228 140 7 OS
81..
68..
41. .28 ... T2S
61 27 80 7 26
94 ...289 120 7 25
..254 80 7 07 SO
..282 200 7 07 48
. .258 90 7 07 73
.197
.184
7 28
7 28
..214 40 7 27
..Hi ... 7 10
..282 120 .7 10
..188 120 T 10
..242 209 T 10
104....
..162
7 30
78..;..
78.....
75
78
46
96.....
...209
,..214
...222
...221
,..240
SO 710
40 7 80 -
80 7 30 .
80 7 SO
... 7 30
74....
48....
42....
45
48....,
49....
71....
77....,
42....
49....
60....
44....
81....
41....
75....
74..:.
48..,.
40....
89....
74....
70....
49....
7i....
49....
....
71....
...228 ... T 10
..241
..295
.-276.'
..262
.. T10
80 110
40 7 10
... 710
194 80 7 10
61.. .229
7 30
ex....
70....
78....
04....
71....
87....
4S....
84....
73....
76....
80....
43....
S3....
S3-..:
.314 ISO 7 30
238 140 1 10
..207 40 7 20
..222 120 7 20
..228 120 7 30
..334 V 90 7 30
..SIJUO 7 80
..204 ... 7 30 '
..911 120 7 22
..261 ... 7 36
. .310 120 7 K
..116 130 7 IS "
..208 ... 7 3S
..212 80 1 35 .
..90S 80 T 35 t
.225 ... 1 10
.288 130 7 10
.ISO ... 7 10
.254 220 1 10
.214 180 7 12
.248 80 7 16
.259 40 7 It
.248 7 15-
.242 ... 1 IS
.204 " 80 7 IS
168 40 7 IS -
....244
....190
....225
.. 1 16 .
80 7 IS
70. ...... .171 ISO 1 IS
7 IS S2........34S 40 7 38
....349 ... 7 15
....244 80 7 It
....280 40 7 15
..,.233 120 7 15
....357 SO 7 15
47 128,. 40 7 35
88 211
30 7 38 .
7 7
... 7 40
... 1 49
80 7 40
... T 40
... 1 40
... 7 40 ".
... 7 40 .
44.
74.
84.
...197
...248
...186
...190
...207
...188
...309
....233 ... 7 17 84
44.
TT.
M.
....241 120 7 17 75...
....218 80 7 17 30...
.v.. 228 ... 7 11 87...
....232 ... 7 20 SO...
.,..29 80 7 20 81...
79....
27....
69....
72....
198
80S 140 7 40
..298. ... 7 20 47.t.
..227 40 7 20 tt...
.1.228 ... 7 42
...214 40 7 48
44....
..252 ... 7 20
-SHEEP "AND LAMBfi Only' six cars
of Idaho lambs arrived on the market
this morning and in consequence only one
branch of the trade , was afforded any
test of values. ' One load of lambs sold
for 27.10 and about two-thirds of the re
maining five brought 26.90, the rest of
the string being sold as feeders. Prices
paid for lambs this morning were quot
ably steady with yesterday and Wednes
day. The small supply , was disposed of
fairly early in the morning. - -
Trade this week has been rather unsat
isfactory from, a seller's standpoint. - Al
though not many real good lambs showed
up in this week's supply they- may be
described as at least 10$415& tower than
last week's, close. - On the other band
all In between lambs have shown still
greater declines. Feeding - lambs have
been going to the country at fully steady
prices.
The bulk of the receipts has consisted
of fat sheep, mostly wethers and ewes.
Some pretty good sheep arrived here
during the week but like lambs have as
a rule been slow to sell and values to
ward the ' close of the ' week are fully
2540c lower than the close, of the. pre
vious week. Wethers have shown a little
more weight than for some time back
and on this account have sold at a alight
disadvantage. Trade in yearlings has
not Deen very large . but they showed
greater declines than anything . else on
the market being 50c lower than last
week. ......
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good
to . choice lambs, 27.00Si7.25; fat range
yearlings, 25.00&6.&0; fat range wethers.
24.2o&4.'.5; fat range ewes, 23.76&4.10.
Representative sales:
No. '. ; Av. : Pr.
187 Idaho lambs,, culls 59 6 65
143 Idaho lambs 65 '6 90
801 Idaho lambs 65 90
54-7 Idaho lambs 66 6 96
220 Idaho lambs .k. 68 7 10
68 Idaho lambs, culls 65 6 35
42 Idaho ewes and wethers.... 108 4 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Sheep Steady
Hogs HlaTfcer. -
CHICAGO'. Julv 19. CATTT.IC Weoelnia
1.000 hand' .marlrAt-' BtAailv th .twin,-
beeves, 36.609.45; Texas steers, 84.907.U5;
western . steers, eo.suig'i.ou; Blockers ana
feeders,. 23.856.50; cows and heifers, 32.60
X FA. 1 . - .AAA A
i.ov; caivcs, o.auge.oa.
HfmS-Hpr.1nta . 11 nflfl tiaaH- . marks.
active, 1016c up; light, 7.35&rt.87;
mixed, 27.307.8o; heavy, 87.107.85; rough,
37.107.30; pigs, 25.707.50; bulk of sales,
eT cvvT en .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,000
23.20iSS.25; western, $3.406.10; yearlings,
24.15gi5.66; lambs, native, 4.257.40; west-
era, e-wjf.tv. .. ' .
' St. Louis Live Stock Market. .'
ST. . LOUIS, July . 19. CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 900 head, including 600 Texans;
market strong to 10c higher; native ship
ping and export steers. 86.WXS9.25: dressed
and . butcher steers, 2&00j&50; stockers
ana feeders. S3.50&6.75: cows and heifers.
13.508.25; canners, 4.506.40; bulls, 34.00
m ta: csjves, 5.ooi.2&: Texas and Okla
homa steers, 24.008.76; cows and heifers,
24.500j7.60. . -, - -
HOGS Receipts, 5,200 head; market loc
higher; pigs and lights, S6.25131.86; mixed
and butchers, 27.557.70; good heavy, 27.60
67.70. - . - . -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,100
neaa; marxet, steady; muttons, 3.,o5.00;
lambs, J4.7&QT7.26; culls and bucks, 21.506
3.50; stockers, 2.003.50.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, July 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head, including 1,200 south
erns; market, steady to weak; dressed
beef and export steers, 88.158.90; fair to
good, 28.00&10; western steers, 25.76.50;
stockers and feeders, 24.256)7.00: southern
steers, 24.353i7.p0; southern cows, 23.26
b.oo; native cows, aykax30.1v; nauve neilers,
34.503.70; bulls, . 23.7&4j6 25; . calves, . ,4.60
JS.20.
HOGS ReceiDts, 3.500 head: market. 10c
higher; bulk of sales, 3.504f&.75V; packers
ana Dutcners, fi.WQl.ab; llgnts, 27.307.60;
pigs, 25.506.75. . -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,100
head; market, steady; lambs, . 25.50iSi7.00;
yearlings, 24.60&.0O; western, 24.004.76;
ewes, 23.504.25; stockers and feeders, 22.5o
8.50. - ' - -. . ; . . ,
. St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, ".July 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 400 head. - Market steady; steers,
6.609.15; cows and heifers, 23.0Gj9,00;
calves, 84.0068.00. .
HOGS-Recetpts, 4,700 head. Market 5c
higher; top, 37.60; bulk , of. sales, 27.40
7.55. .....
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 403
head. Market steady; lambs, 26.507.15.
Stock tn Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha..
St. Joseph......
Kansas City...
St. Louis
10,700
4,700
8,600
6,200
11,000
Chicago
Totals..
4.900 35,100 15,400
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT, July ' 19. WHEAT
Cash, unchanged to lc higher; No. 2
bard, 89H393c; No. 3. S7Hi92jc; No. 2
red, 84S6c; No. 3, 9235c.
, CORN Unchanged to He higher; No. 2
mixed, 73c; No. 3. 72c; No. 2 white, 79
79c; No. 3, 78Hc. - , ',,-
OATS-Unchanged; No. 2 White, 45
46c No. 2 mixed, 4041Hc
Closing prices of futures: '
' WHEAT July, 89c; September, ' S9iic;
December, 91'-ic.
CORN July, 72Hc; September,
December, 6354. -,
OATS-September, 33Hc -'
RYE 61c. s
HAY-Strong; choice timothy, 2l5.00f
16.00; choice prairie, $9.5010.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 24c; firsts, 22c;
seconds, 20c; packing stock, 20c.
EGGS Extra, 19c; firsts. lJ'c; sec
onds, ,13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu.
....228,000 - 120,000
Corn, bu...,
Oats, bu...
!7,000 17,600
3,000 t 4,0
: . Cotton Market. ' .
NEW YORK. July 19.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 20 points higher; middling
uplands. 1180c; middling gulf, 13.06c.
Sales 400 bales.
Futures "closed steady. Closing bids:
' July 12.21c; August. . 12.21c; September,
12.81c; October, 12.43c; November, 12.44c;
December, 12.43c: Jaimary, 12.43c; Feb
ruary, 12.45c; March, 12.54c; May, 13.60c.
Peartav Market. :
' PEORIA, July 19.-CORN-c lower;
No. 2 yellow, track, 70c; No. 4 ytUow,
68c; No. 2 mixed. 70o; No. 8 mixed, 70c;
No. 4 mixed, 68tte; sample, 63H666c.
OATS-l4o lower; No. 2 white, track,
49c; standard. 48c; No. 2 whitu, 4Tc;
No. 4 wuye, 440ci new. 26c -
43 194
48 274
DATE FOR THE MASS MEETING
Yeiser. Sends Out Call for His Bump
' Convention. J
MEETING AT WASHINGTON HAIL
Would Contest the Seats of tne
Delegates to Be Named ny tke
Republicans of Douglas
County. .
On thousand copies of John O. Teiser's
call for a mass meeting of Douglas county
republicans to select delegates to the
republican state " convention to contest
seats of delegates sent by the regular re
publican county convention were sent out
frnm Mr. Yetaor's office to Douglas
county republicans Friday. The meeting
will be held in Washington hall at 8
o'clock In the evening of July 23.
The call sent out is signed by the toUK
lowing .men: Dr. W. O. Henry, H. ' D.
Neely, W. T. Graham. Dr. J. M. Keyes,
E. H. Westerfield, C. D. Hutchinson, Dr.
W. H. Mick, E. E. Klmberly, Dr. J. H.
Wallace, W.. J. Broatch, John a Yeiser.
It is as follows:
We, the undersigned republicans of
Douglas county, do hereby protest against
bosslsm in the republican party and re
fuse to be bound by the action of the
Douglas county central committee in al- .
lowing one man, its chairman, to appoint
ftve men to select delegates to the county
convention, which will select delegates to
the tstate convention This was a trick
and a scheme to pack the convention in
stead of calling a primary to select said
delegates and giving the rank and llle
of the party a vote or voice in the pro
ceedings. We recognise thatTgreat skill and diplo
macy will be necessary to hold the party
together; that all factions should be ad
mitted, and that, any suspicion of dishon
esty pr bosslsm will do tha party in this
state incalculable Injury.
Therefore, we, the undersigned repub
licans of Douglas county, from necessity
and because of the said failure and neg
lect of the Douglas county republican
committee to do its duty and by request
of many loyal republicans, we nereby call
a mass meeting of the republicans of
Douglas county at Washington hall on
July 23, 1913, at 8 p. m. to select dele
gates and alternates to the republican
state ' convention, to be held in Lincoln
July 30. 1912, and such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Fatalities in Crash
as Train Hits Auto
were killed outright, a third was mortally
injured, dying later, and the driver of
the automobile seriously Injured when an
eastbound .-Milwaukee train struck an
automobile carrying four young girls to
a Sunday school picnic near here today.
The dead: ' .
IOWA MATWALD, aged 15. .
ERMA FERGUSON, aged 14.
, heliun johjnbuin, agea is.
; The injured: r
HERMAN MATWALD, aged 18.
A high .embankment; preventing the
driver of the tar from seeing tha train,
was the cause of the accident.
TWO WIVES CONFRONT
COLEMAN IN COURT
MASON CITT, Ia., July 19.-(SpeclaU
To see two women smiling at each other
and going but of court arm in arm, and
both the wife of one man, was the scene
in Judge Kimball's court today. W. J.
Coleman, alias Jerry Bailey, who has
at least six wives, was up on the charge
of bigamy.' Mrs. W. J. Coleman, - wife
No. 3, nee Mamie Massey, of Evanston,
111.; appeared -against him, and then
came Mrs. Wi J. Coleman, wlfa No. 6,
nee. Maude White, of Oskaloosa. When
the women came into court Chief of Po
lice Locke introduced wife No. 6 to wife
No. 3. This was the first time .hey ever
met 1 and the greeting was cordial. Both
wives positively identified Coleman and
he recognized both and evidently ii'aae.
tui nmtentians' of not knowing them.
Coleman was bound over to the grand
jury and will remain in jail until . the
September session.
RiO GRANDE RAILROAD WILL
SPEND MILLION ON ROADBED
DENVER, July is. vice rresiaeni r.
L. Brown of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad today authorized track improve-
ments, the cost of whicn win amount to
more than 21,000,000. These Improvements
.Will Consist priliuijiaxiy ui vc
tion' of steel and concrete for wooden
structures, reballasting and grade rectifi
cations. The improvements include all
lines in Colorado and Utah.
i Metal Market. .
NEW YORK, July 19. METALS
Copper, firm; standard spot, 317.0017.27;
July, $17.12H(S)17.15; August 217.2517.32;
September, S17.1517.25; electroliUc. 317.15
17.25; lake, $17.2517.50; casting, $16.87
17.00. Tin, easy; spot, $43.4043.70; July,
43.2043.50; August, $.2543.5a Lead,
quiet, 84.HXgil.l0. cpeiver, um,
Antimony, dull; Cookson's, 28.25. Iron,
steady, unchanged. Copper arrivals at
New York today,' 650 tons. London
Conner, steady; -spot, 77 8s; futures, 77
13s 9d. Local sales of tin, 25 tons. Lon
don tin, easy; spot, 198 10s; futures, 195
15s. London lead, 106 10s. London
spelter, C2S 5s., Iron, Cleveland, 8 5s.
ST. LOUIS, July 19. METALS Lead,
quiet, $4.65. Spelter, stronger, $7.20.
" Coffee Market. " '.
VEW .XClTtK .Tnlv 19 CfUfTTETi!
Futures market closed steady and from
4 to 10 points higher. Sales, 43.750 bags.
, v..,.. , ,1 nr . . . iqi'n. c.n4.H.kAi,
litsc; uciooer, u.itc, iNovemoer, 10.101:,
December, 13.29c; January, 13.33c; Feb
ruary, 1129c; March, 13.29c; April, 13.40c;
May and June, 13.44c. Spot, steady; Rio
No. 7, 14V,c: Santos No. 4, 16c. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, l&glS'Ac, nominal.
J ' ' Imports at New York.
NEW YORK, July 19. Imports of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of
New York for the week ending July 18
were valued at $16,255,779. . Imports of
specie for this period this week ending
today were 2136.561 silver and 2371.998
gold. Exports $1,248,909 silver and $62,600,
0 gold. - i--,
Dry Ueoda Market.
NEW YORK, July 19.-DRT GOODS
The cotton market was firm with a
moderate business being done. Men's
wear lines opened at an advance.. Are
being looked over carefully by buyers.
Fine cottons are firmer. Yarns rule
steady to firm. More activity in ribbons.
London Stock Market.
' LONDON, July 19. American securities
opened around parity today. Later the
list declined under the lead of Canadian
Pacific and at noon values ranged from
above to below yesterday's New
York closing.
- Omaha Hay Market.
1 OMAHA. July 19HAY-Old, No. 1.
$10.00; new, No. 1, $lis.0ftf 14.00; No. 2, 88.00
9.00: No. 3, $6.008.00; No. 1 lowland,
$S.009.00.
' So star Market.
NEW YORK. July 19--SUGAR-Raw.
steady; - muscavado, 89 test, 2.48c; cen
trifugal. 96 test, 3.98c; molasses, 89 test,
3.23c; refined, steady.
W"ool Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 19.-WOOL-Steady;
territory and western mediums. 2024c;
fine mediums, 18f20c; fine, 13317c
; ' UHs and Rosin. '
' SAVANNAH. July 19. TURPENTINE
Firm at 43'4c
. ROSIN-o-Flrm; F and G, $6.9034.95.
t