THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913.
13
REAL ESTATE.
VARBI A ILXKtilt i..us von 9AI
uJr
HEAL ESTATE.
FA 1131 .t HAM H LANDS FOR SAI.K
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
FAflM . 11A.NCU 1.AM1H 1'UR SAI.fl I FAIIM .t H AM M I. A KM FOR WALK
Hlnnrtom,
Minnesota,
Minnesota.
Minnesota.
FARMS THAT ARE FARMS
And Farms That Pay
OMAHA LIVEJTOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Active Sellers, with
Prices Fully Steady.
HOGS A BIG FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Sheen i nil Lambs lit Moderate Snpply
Trade Active, vtHU Prices on
All Kinds Sternly t
Slroiiir.
SOUTH OMAHA. July IS, 1913.
Receipts wore) Cattle. Hogs. SheeP.
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday.......
Estimate Wednetday.
3.153 7,663
3,100 8.W0
8,473
3.137
6,500
Throe days this week. 9.372 21.001 17,1
Same day lat week.. 6,432 24.0 28.1M
Same dnvs 2 week ico C.4S9 33.300 1V
I Same days 3 weeks ago WOO 31,198 6,194
' Same daya 4 wka ago 10, 1 W 39.FI3 8.V51
same daya last year.. R,w ,s;"J
The following table shows trie receipt
of cattle, hogs ana aiiceii u Soum On.nhn.
live siock market tor tne year to uo
compared with lurt yeur.
HIS. IMS. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 413,134 415.409 .f7j
lions 1,580,023 1,981,918
Sheep 8,03tl M,166 34,880 .......
The following table shows the range oi
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last tow days, with comosrliwins:
Why farm an 80 or 100 acres when tho samo money Invested would
Riyer Valley of Minnesota. This valley la In tho rain belt and never has a
potatoes In tho world and they always find a good market at premium prl
and other varieties of grassr If you insist on raising corn, come and see
Our soli can t be beat either in productiveness or depth. And wo
Renter, that Is waiting for you to come and farm it and make it your
The men that are making money easy are tho men that are buying
Excursions on all railroads for tho first and third Tuesdays each mo
buy a section or two In tho richest valley In tho United States, the Rod
crop failure. Our small grain grades No. 1. Wo raise the hlghost priced
Cs. Wo raise threb cuttings of alfalfa, fine timothy, clover, bluograss
what we are doing In that lino hero.
havo thousands of acres of wild prairie land here in this valley, "hit.
home. Wo have also a number of fine farms under cultivation that wo aro
good land. Mako your monoy work for you.
nth. For further particulars, prices and terms, addmnn.
Iowa Land and Loan Company
MOORHEAD, MINN
. REAL ESTATE.
CITY PlUH'EKTV FOR SALE.
'v HAVE you Been a SarcophqgiuT
SPLENDID home. West Farnam dis
trict: seven, rooms, sleeping porch; oak
finish, finely decorated; $4,600, easy pay
ments. Q. P. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago.
ONLY S3 cash, balance 51.60 per month
says for choice 60x140 foot lot In rapidly
Vrowlng little city. Prices 130 for Inside
Jots,. J34 for corners. Choice investments.
oniy a lew 10 go at. mis price, write quicK
or list ana literature. John W. Uaugh-
an, Plains, Kan., Drawer C.
1
t REAL ESTATE.
'FAltM A. KAN Oil LAJfOS.FQR BALK.
i (.'ultltirutu,
, CALIFORNIA land to exchange. W. T.
Smith Co.. S16 City Nat, bank.
Canada.
FOR SALE 320 acres; best bargain In
Y e. Saskatchewan; Improved; 122. Ad
Sress owner. Box 379, Reglna, Sask.
SCO ACRES rice bottom wheat land.
$17 and 320 per acre; ten year time. Write
owner. Ed Walter, Castor, Alberta, Can
Via.
Montana.
BIO opening Valler, Montana, August
8; more lands thrown open for settlement
under the Carey act; only six miles from
valler; no sage brush or stumps; the
best chance In the west for a choice Irri
gated farm; como and select a tract, you
(have fifteen years to pay for it." See our
wonderful grain crops in harvest season.
Write Valler Farm Sales company, Box
ttOM, Valler, Montana.
Aubraako.
320 ACRES at $100 to actual settler only;
must have your filing rights; only 17 ml.
from main line U. P. 100 acres nice land
in body; balance cut with draw, good pas
turo; good dug well; lays by school sec
tion; can be rented 5c an acre or used
Without. J. A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
FOR SALE 640-acre ranch, seventeen
miles from town; good water and build
ings; at 110.00 per acre If taken at once.
W. E. Dubert, Mitchell. Neb.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heavy Short Sales Reported and
Profit Taking is in Order.
CASH CORN A LITTLE HIGHER
Even In Fnco of Look of Demand
Prices Co Up Fraction of u Cent
Increased Offerings In
Oats Noted.
white, 35Hc. Barley, malting, e&QfiOc; No.
feeding, ,4245c. Rye: No. 2, 65J406c;
No. 3, Mfittiic.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
FARM TO RENT on a 4-year lease, tit
acres; half farm land; half alfalfa. Box
HI. Genoa. Neb.
Soulli Dakota.
FOR SALE Thomas Bellemare home
stead near CUster, So, Dakota. 160 acres;
metes and boundB survey; fine valley
land; part covered with fine heavy tim
ber. 14 springs, water flowing year
?. round: house 3640 feet; three large
rame barns, one with basement; horse
,barn, spring house and other outbuild
Sngs; 25 h. P- Huber engine, 32x51 Ruber
cparator and steam plows; 100 tons of
Imothy hay in barns; cheap If sold with
in next thirty flays, Mrs. M. .1. Belle
rnare, Admx., Custer. So. Dakota.
Wyoming.
' 760-ACRE, good land with 4-room house,
large horse barn and cattle sheds. Land
well fenced and cross fenced. Plenty
of open range close to timber and saw
mill. Excellent mountain water. Alt nec
essary machinery. Hay loader, stacker,
blacksmith putflt. Thirty-one head of
cattle, thirty-two head of homed. A
snap for 815,600,
S20.AORE dairy farm, 120 acres under
cultivation. 200 acres pobture and mead
ow. Five-room iiouse, stable. Excel
lent location, gooa water right- je.ooo.
120-ACRE form. 40 acres in alfalfa, 2S
acres In grain, Good fence und water
right. Located by the transcontinental
highway. Two-room house, granary and
stable, $4,000.
FOR SMALL or large farms or any
thing you wish In the way of land,
write C, Q. Toungberg, Lyman. Wyoming.
REAJj ESTATE JXAIfS.
MONEY to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H. Mlthen Co., Inc. SJJ City
National Bank Hldg. Douglas 1.78.
' CITY loans wanted. Loans for build,
tng purposes.
W. II. THOMAS,
CS State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA, July 18, 1913.
It was quite popular In all the grain
mu.rke.ts. on the Board of Trade yester
day to secure dvullable profits. In addi
tion to this selling thcro Were heavy
short sales of wheat and oats and some
of the more daring speculators Indulged
In putting out short lines of corn as well.
The average speculator who has watched
crop conditions In the great corn bolt
and who knows that the temperature
there has done more or less damage, is
confident that a thorough wettlne down
of the dry section would cause a general
f tampede of holders und an opoompany
ng demoralisation In values. When sur
rounding conditions and circumstances
are taken Into consideration, corn has
been strung at a high price for some
,L t," me' n cas0 there are losses In
the big corn raising states a great deal
of this shortage, if not all of it, will be
made up by tne record crop prospects In
the two Dakotas and Minnesota. Mon
tana has also raised considerable corn
til In vpiir Th. ......A.., v.i j ,
v . . ..u ismh, ui& auvuiWD in
corn was given by the better friends of
that cereal as one of the prinolpal causes
or the weakness displayed yesterday. -
-a. mica, ws YWta lllglier.
....- .Eaiuto in ma wneat maruet yes
tertlnv xvaa tho r, a ., ....
cash article as only 100,000 bushels were
ft I n n 9 p hlA. ta-. tin. ii .
r "'su. wnne mere was some
VX0T. bU8lt,Bs reported both at the
Atlantic seaboard and gulf ports, the
ou-lness was small and tho amount was
higher vu"'"" wneat was 4ifHo
New hllVIni- nn. .... .11.. -. i j.
fn!Lm1!.rket J'csterday. but it failed to
crn..r,,.Jr...anr. w,nK l? the. in-
. c,'"" vl e casn article.
Cash oats were iHc higher.
ottH RrS5iC0K0 ,corn Jwer i000 bushels.
tn ti Mil nt -yerPool was unchanged
10 U niCher On whflt nnH nnnl.n
corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,328,000
bu. and shipments 65G.000 bu. against re
oe Dts last v-nr nf'numft J ii ;
ments of 66,000 bu.
i nmary corn receipts were 478.000 bu.
and shipments 21.000 bu. against receipts
last year of ann v, .wi . v, i H ' .
2SO.000 bu. ui
Primary oats receipts were 877.000 bu.
and shipments 713,000 bu. against receipts
of 406.000 bu ana "'Pments
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
, , iinh wwiit, vain.
Chicago 376 163 1S4
Minneapolis ., 161
Duluth 76 ...
Omaha ." 114 57 6
Kansas City 276 13 3
St. Louis 97 34 id
Winnipeg , is
The fnllntvllID pn.Vi aula- kow A-.r.wA.
'--Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. I car. SOftc;
a cum, xx; z cars, nc. No. 3 hard
winter, 1 car (dark), S0?4c; 1 car, 7Hc; 1
car, 7SJ4C Oats; No. 3 white. 2 cars
(local), 37V4c; 1 car, 374c; 3 cars, 37c.
No. 4 white. S cars, SAo. Rejected, 1
r. Hc. Corn: No. 3 white, 2 cars,
60Hc No. 4 white, 4 cars, COc. No. 2 yel
low, 3 cars, Wc. No. 3 yellow, 6 cars. COc,
a cars, Kc. No. 4 yellow, 1 car. 63tfc; 1
car, 63c. No. 2 mixed, 2 cars. No.
3 mixed, 2 cars, &Mc N.o. 4 mixed, l
car. 6 So, No grade, 2 cars. J7c.
,0-maaiiiTa,n Pfices-Tieat: No. 2
hard, 79'i81Hc: No. 3 hard, 73HMic;
No- hrd. 74HQ7.C: No. 3 spring.
Ub0' ir"pr,nsV 777Hcf No. 2 durum.
'2vi whe, C0HSc:'No. 3 white.
60Ho; No. 4 white, WHflCOc; No. 2 yel-
yeIIwUts6sHc; No. 2, fcc; No. 3, 6S'i
6SV4c; No. 4, S7HB68c; no grade, mCz.
y?ts: o, z white. VKtWc: standard,
7i4,eS7Hc; No. 3 white, 37CJ7Vio; No. I
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1010 Omaha NaUonat Douglas 2715.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
Sropertr, 6, 5H and 6 per cent; no 'lelay.
. H. IJumont & Co., 1CQ3 Farnam St.
100. to 310.000 made promptly. F. D,
ead, Wead Bldr , lfth and Ftrnam.
JVANTEE--Clty loans and warrants.
,w. f srnsm amitn & Co.. hot f arnam ciu
GARVIN 3E0S. &TatanBdaS:
6
a 310-112 Rrandels Theater Bldg.
Co.,
LARQK loans our specialty. Htull Bro
wANTKp 4'lty loans. Peters Trust Co.
TlARRISON A: MOPTON. 1 Om. Nat
1IAVE you seen a Sarcophagus?
Ren lure of the Trndtnn and Clonlnc
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, July It Improved export
business ran up prices today in wheat.
The market closed steady at an advance
of ttftc to lUc net. All other leading
staples showed a gain corn, Ho to MAP
c; oats, o to c, and provisions a
shade to 10c.
Wheat bulls took courage from the
fact that Liverpool traders would not
harmonize with yesterday s decline here.
In addition cabhs told of rain damage
In France .and. referred to complaint
about the general lateness of harvesting
throughout western .Europe. There was
also .gossip that sales for ocean ship
ment both from Atlantic cities and by
way of the gulf had been much larger
than reported.
Weather of Just tho kind to produce
rust was said to prevail in tho Dakotas
and Minnesota and was being carefully
watched by wheat speculators here. Ad
vanced prices, however, stimulated rural
sales. Tho result was to put final quota
tions slightly below the top level of the
day.
Corn ascended because of unbroken
drought and heat west of tho Missouri
river. Besides cash offerings were nota
bly small. Buying, though, received a
check through unofficial predictions of
rain. r
.Disappointing thresher returns in Illi
nois had a strengthening influence on
oats.
Higher prices for hogs served as the
chief basis on which to hoist provisions.
The market felt the effect of the bulge
in coarse grain.
Article! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. I Close.! Yes'y.
Wheatl
July.
Sept,
Dec
Corn
July.
Sept.
Dec
Oats
July. Sept.
Dec
Pork-
July.
lSSJ:
Sept
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
85
6iirti?4l
S7HS9.!
I,
33
4040
21 85 '
20 87H
11 67H
U 72-75
H E2
11 674
U 45
85
87
90'
S9V4
40ft
21
11 72W
U 77H
ii
.11 67t
85
66W
8Hi
00UQU
WTi
I
37l
33
40 J40KGT4'
C5
21 26
20 87H
11 67
U 72
UBJW
U 87H
11 45
I
21 90
21 00
11 70 '
U 77H
11 CO '
11 72H
11 50
81
,B6StSGVi
83
60
COH0?i
57HU
37H
S9H40
21 80
20 99
U 67V4
11 721
11 65
11 45
WANTED TO BUY,
Dolgoff Zd-hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
WILL buy slightly used Ford if ottered
at bargain. State condition, price. D. Xi.
WANTED A 200 horse power water
tube steam boiler. Boiler must be in
first-class condition. Heine type pre
ferred. York Qai and Electrlo company,
Vorlf. Neb.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST.
Ship live Stock to South Omaha. fiv
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atun
t!cn Llvv Stock Co in ill I mI uu Merchants.
MARTIN BROS feCO.. Exchange Bldg,
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red, new, S&3$7c; No. 3 red, new, .SK366c
No. 2 hard, new, SCYiCTSTHc; No. 2 hard,
old, 8SH89Ko: No. 3 hard, new. fS6ttc;
No.. 3 hard, old, tHttWAc; No. 1 northern,
91Q92c; No. 2 northern, 90391c; No. 3
northern, Siuwoi No. 2 spring, OCKgOlc;
No. 3 spring, S8e9Uc; No. 4 spring. S2
87c; velvet chaff, Si02c; durum, 8490c.
Corn; No. 2, (Wtio: No. 3 White, 63i
63Uc; No. 2 yellow, tli2c; No. 3, 0D),it
61Hc; No. 3 white, 62io; No. 3 yellow, 61
No. 4, CA&Kc'. No. 4 white, 61Hc:
No. 4 yellow, EVHQwttc Oats; No. 3
white, 3SVir39Hc No. 4, 96Hc; No. 4 white,
373Sc; standard, 2KSf41c Rye: No. 2,
62Hc Barley; lS23c Seed: Timothy, 33.76
JN.75; clover, nominal. Provisions; Pork,
323.0002.50; lard, ll,C0(gil.62H! ribs, 311.73
(SlitS
BUTTER Firm; creameries, iiSVQVZc to
EGGS Lower; receipts, 16,755 cases; at
mark, cases included, 1S19H: ordinary
firsts, H15Hc; firsts. WQWfai storage,
17c
CHEESE Higher; dalslesL HiiHc!
twins, l3HQ13Hc; young Americas, HV1
HHc; long horns, HYMU'Xc.
POTATOES Lower, ioasic; receipts, 60
cars.
POULTRY Alive, irregular; hens, 16o;
springs, 20c; turkeys, 19c.
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 16. WHEAT Cash s
No. 2 red. 84&S5c; No. X hard, 8&&93c.
CORN-No. 2, C2ftOJa; No. 2 white, 65H
066c.
OATS No. 2, 33c; No. 2 white, 42c
RYE C3c.
Closing prices were;
WHEAT July. 8Sc; Beptember, 84Uc
CORN-July, 61Hc; September, 61Kc.
OATS July, 33 c; September. 8So.
POl'LTRY Firm; chickens, lie; springs,
18c; turkeys, ISo; ducks, 12c; geese, 10a,
BUTTER Quiet: creamery, 28c.
EGOS Strong; Ho.
No. 3, 7s4V4d. Futures, steady; July,
75a; October, 7s3d; December, 7s3Ud.
CORN Steady; American mixed, new
Kiln dried. 5s 5d: Amrl-an mixed, old.
nominal; American Mixed, old, via Gal
veston, 6s8ttd. Futures, steady; Sep
tember, La Plata, 4sllftd; October La
t iuiu, os?ka.
Ner York General Market.
NDW YORK, July 16. SUG A R Ra w,
steady; Muscovado. 3.043,07c; contrlt
ugai, 3.ntaa67o; molasses, 2.7932.82a Re
fined, steady.
BUTTBR 'Firm; receipts, 15,756 tubs;
creamery extras, 26fi37c; firsts, 26Hfl26o;
state dairy, finest, 20c; process extras,
, iniiiuiiuii kiuiiiiicij. t.mvn, ,1U)
factory, current make, firsts, 23'23Ho;
packing stock, current make. No. 1. 2lHo.
CHEESfcj Market steady ; receipts, 3,133
poxes; state, whole milk, fresh colored,
specials. MUfflHWC; white and pale, U&c;
skims: 3llo.
EGGS irregular; recelptH, 18,323 cases;
. . veil on.Kc.cu C,IIU .Ai. ,110,0.
ZWiZic; firsts, ISH&'JOc; l'onnsylvahla and
nearoy nennery wmtcs, as to size ana
quality, W3Uc; gatnoreu wnites, twrao',
western gathered whites, 2025a.
POULTRY Dressed. steady; fresh
killed western chickens. 2527c: turkeys.
lSS19c; fowls, lOHlfWo.
icnmas Cltr Grain and I'rovlnloir.
KANSAS CITY. July 10.-WHEAT-Cash:
No. 2 hard, 80ff86V4c: No. 3, 798tto
No. 2 red, S0H81c; No. 3, 751940.
CORN No. 2 white, C5c; No. 3, 64c.
OATS-No. 1 white, 41c; No. 2 mixed,
7SSc.
RYE 58c.
HAY Stronger; choice timothy, 313.003
13.50.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT July, 79c; September. 8074c:
December, 84S84Hc.
CORN-July, C0)ic; September, 6iyc;
December, D7Hc
OATS September, 3SH3SHc; December,
40HEf40!4c.
BUTTER-Crcamery, 26c; firsts' 20o;
EGGS Firsts, 17c; seconds, 11c.
Metal Market,
NEW YORK, July O.-METALH-Cop-per,
firm: standard spot, $13.23 bid; July,
313.2513.87; August and SeptumDer, 313.26
KfiLio; eieciroiytic, n.w(flM.Ji; nue, u.37
(U-H.W; casting, 313.87ffirl4.00. Tin; Easy;
ojui, .H-tftu.w: juiy, jvunumi una ncp
tember, 3X).76a9.90. Iad: Quiet, 34.30
Dia. upeiter: firm, w.wio.w. Antimony
Nominal; Cookson's. I8.5&Q8.C5. Iron
X)uU and unchanged.
Iondoh markets closed as follows: Cop
per: Quiet; spot, 163; futures, 63 fs. Tin
Quiet: spot. 181 IBs: futures, 182 6s. Lead
20. Spelter; 20 10s. Iron;, Cleveland
warrams, boa tftu.
ST. LOUIS, July 16. METALS Lead,
ii rm at t.m; spelter, firm at fs.zo.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 16. COFFEE Rela
tively weak early calbles from Europe
Inspired only moderate selling In the cot
fee market today and after opening at
a net decline of 3 to G points prices
rallied rather sharply In the late trad
ing. The close was steady. July, 8.45c;
September, 8.66c; October, 8.73c; December,
8.87c; January, 8.93c; March, 9.06c May,
O.ltc.
Spot market, steady; Wo Nq. 7, Da) San
tos No. 4. UKc Mild coffe, dull; Cor
dova, 1316lio.
Mll-rnuUei Grnln Msrk'ri,
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 1C--WHI3AT
No. 1 northen. MijOtc; No. 2 horthern,
2Q93Hc; No. 2 hard winter, 87QS8o; July,
87o;' September, BCKg. '
CORN No. yellow, ClVMieic; No. 3
wht. 6Jc: No, 3. 60a6lo; July, OOVic;
September, 61c,
OA.T6-40HC.
RYE-63V40C40.
BARLEY-4i33C'
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 16. WHEAT
July, 87Hc; September, tc; December,
9lViir5.c. Cash: No. 1 hard, 3lo; No. 1
northern, 89HWMc No. 1 northern, KM
CSSHc: No. 1 hard Morftana, g$c; No. 3,
FLOUR-Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 57H8680.
OATS No. 3 white. 36H4JOCc,
RYE No. 2, bWIUc
FLAXl-ST
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. July W.-WHBA'P-Bpot.
dull, No. 1 Manitoba, 7sHdj No. 2, 7s 7d;
"bate. I 1313. UU.mi. ,lilu.l!v.tliWt.lW7.
July t.,1 (.71 7 231 6 U 8 8 7 711
July 6.,
July 7..
July 8..
July ..
July 10.,
July ii..
JUl) ii.
July 13.
July 14.
Juiy 16.
juiy iu.
3S1H
8 s:vi
I 7ii
8 70 I
8 71H
T4
8C3HI
8 6j
7 b
7 34! 6 S3
7 1X tS .1
7 20 0 U i
7 ll 6 30
0 24
7 16 6 76
7 15 1
3 781 7 59(
8 U
a
I 79 I
6 1HI S 79
7 63 6 "
I 7 till 6 18) 5 Ci
7 01 6 -VI 9
S 44 6 (I) 6 68
S 33 7 65 i
8 21 7 07 6 4J 6 74
8 26 7 7 1 4J
8 SJ 7 2 6 31 5 71
8 23 7 S3 6 37 6 76
Swiday.
ltnceluts anil dlstioattloll of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omuha,
for the twenty-four hours umiing m s
p. m. yesterday.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, ll r'i,
C M. & St. P 2 5
Wabush 3 3
Missouri Pacific ... 7
Union Pacific ...... 8 23
V. A. N. W., east.... 1 8
C. & N. W.. west... 39 52 ,i. I
C St. P.. M. & O.. 12 12
C, B. & Q., east... 11 3 1
C, 11. & y., west., iv v
C, R. I. &. P., east 3 '9
C., R. I. & P., west 23
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. West 2
Total receipts.. .127 123 21 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
f.nllln Itnrrm Hl,n
STOCKKR8 AND KBEDBIIS.
I TH IH 4 H TX
1 7H IN M 4U IN
10........... Ill J tl It.... 1041 T 10
17 1M 7 U
HOG8-TI10 supply was moderate again
today, there being about 123 cars or 8,000
head on sale. For the three Jays the
receipts foot up 34,001, being more than
2,000 smaller than last week and 4,800
lighter than for the same days last year.
The market opened out In good shape
tl.ls morning, and during the early rounds
tho shipper and speculator buyers picked
up a good share ot the best hogs in the
yards at figures that were generally MJlOo
higher than yesterday. The highest price
paid was IS.90, but this is duo to inferior
quality of the shipping grades and doos
not Indicate any weakness In values.
Packers mude their first bids at steady
to ttrong prices, and for quite n while
made a delrmln4 effort to hold values
at this level, but the demand was too
ttrong for them, and In the end they
were forced to put up their droves nt
figures that were generally a big nickel
higher Tuctdnv, and In a good many
cases SfrlOo higher. The close was active
and fully ns good, If not n little better,
than any other time. Attar a trading basts
had beon agreed on, the movcinont was
fairly active, and everything had been
Cleaned up before 10 oYlock. Bulk of
the sales landed at 33.70tfS.SO, with tho
long string at 3S.76. Quality was only
fair, and was not nearly an good as on
Tuesday. Tho greatest difference was
noticed In the Unlit grades, an there wore
several loads ot heavies of good quality
On sale, but no real fancy lights. '
For the three days prices snow a gain
ot anywhere from a shade to 5c. Bulk
Is practically the same as at the close of
last week, but the average la higher,
while tops are a nickel short of last
Saturday's best price.
Representative sales:
No. At. Bh. Tr
it 100 ... I to
eo, ..,., mi ... i u
it m ... i to
II 117 ItO I 70
10 tit 10 I 70
tl iii in i to
II 117 ... 170
10 4T 10 I 70
4I..,.,.,K7 III 170
10 Ill 10 I 70
II Ml ISO I 70
tl 171 IN I 71
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Appcaranco Transformed by Acces
sion of Strength Prices Lifted.
TRADE ANIMATED AT .TIMES
IniprOTemcnt Jterenrded ns Reflec
tion of Better Feeling; Prevnll
liiflr In Alt Principal
Mnrtn ot World.
13
Morris & Co i... 2.4
Swift & Co 390
Cudahy Packing Co.... 41S
Armour & Co 530
Schwarts & Co
J. W. Murphy
Morroil , -v
St. Clair 69
Swift & Co., K. C 104
Armour. K. C 97
.Cudahy, K. C 101
U. v. Co a
Benton, Vansant & L, 37
Hill & Son 45
F, B. Lewis 15
16
9
35
103
8
43
209
1.247
1,618
1,793
2.63S
343
87
422
1,665
933
1,6(3
South Omaha Pkg, Co.
Myers & Vail
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Hush t.
Sullivan Bros
Mo,Kan. Calf Co..
Other buyers
713
Totals .468 7.728 C.4U
CATTLE Cattle receipts numbered 121
cars this morning, tho run being about
tho samo as yesterday and day before.
For the threo days this week over 9.0W
neaa navo arrived at tms poini, maning
the total the largest since three weeks
ago and sllgntly larger than a year ago.
The markot on fat cattlu was in very
satisfactory condition this morning, Al
though itcolptH wore quite liberal both
here and at some other market points,
still buyers seemed to want the catllo
and weie out in the yards, If anything)
earlier than usual. The result was a
rtasonably active murkut, with prices
generally steady with yesterduy. Here
and there it was possible to pick out
cattle that looked if anything a little
easier, but, on the other hand, tnere were
cattle that looked stronger, so that taking
tho market us a whole it could hardly
be quoted otherwise than steady, as stated
above. The quality of the cuttle was not
so good us yesteruuy, ut least thure was
notulng to compare tyttb the cxlrome top
of yesterday, ' .... .
Cows and heifers were a llttlo slow and
the feeling In many cases weak to pos
sibly a little lower owing to the fuct that
some ot the buyers were out of the mar
ket. SUU receipts wore, so light that
everything hod changed hands lit good
season and the market as a whole was
comparatively satisfactory. Hulls and
calves also sold In ubout the sumo
notches us yesterday.
Feeders were a little lower again to
day or around lMf-.Sc lower tnun the
extreme high prices prevailing Monday,
Stock cows and hollers wore In very
good demand and a bunch of westerns
biought I6.50.
Quotations on Cattle Uood to choice
beef steers, S8.258.86; fair to good beet
steers, 7,w0.ja; common to fair beef
steers 7.aw7.W; good to choice Dollars,
J7.W4j3.to; good to cholco cows,
I6.00u7.4v; fair 'o good grades, 15.2itf6.u0;
common to fair grades, J.u(.-(; good
to choice Blockers and teeders, i7.40tj-J.Wi
fair to good stockers and feeders, I (.00
7.o; comon to fair .stackers ulid feeders.
16.2541.7.00; stock cows und heifers, 14.00
6.50; veal calves, I.VfcU'..76; bulls, stags,
etc., 3S.oO05.4O.
Representative sales t
V BEEF STEERS.
No. At. If.
t 711 I It
i im 7 oo
41...,.,.,... t0 7 40
II 117 ... I 70
II i 40 170
Ii 10ft 10 I 70
tl. ...... Ml ... Ill
I Ill 10 171
II til 10 I 70
41.. Ill 100 I 70
11. ,..,..114 40 I "0
41. ,,..,.131 110 I 70
M... ... no i
II 114 ... ItlU
M Ill 110 I 7IU
11 Ill ... I 7Ih
tl .,110 10 I 7IU
IM I 71H
40 I 71U
II Ill 44 I 7IH
10 Ill 340 I 7IU
a no
II m
II 1)1
!!...,,!7t 40
II.. .....Ill ...
It m ioo
10 Ml 110
II.... ...Ill 10
II. .i.,. .Ml 410
II, ,.,...M1 410
II 110 120
0 lit
N. At, Bh.
71.... ...Ill 110
14 IM 10
Tl Ill
10 Ill
S Ml
II Ill
;i tit
ii in
i in
71 ..Ill
17 HI
14.,.,,. .Ill
10 Ill
111 lit
U Ill
II.
71..
70,.
II,.
71..
It.
..Ml
..lit
..lit
.111
..111
,141
If.
t 71
171
II
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
t 7t
t 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
ll..,,.IU
It Ml
M
71 Ill
11...... .111
II...... .110
14 Ill
II Ill
It.. 171
10 Ill
It Kl
41 170
M.,..,..lll
II Ill
10. ......1(4
I litt
Tl
I 71
I 71
71
I 71
t II
I 7i
I 71
I 7t
I 71
Tl
I It
I 7S
I 71
I 71
10 I 71
10
110
to
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
I 71
17 Ill
17.. nt
II Ill
II 117
7 Ml
17 ..Ill
Tt til
71 Ml
M Ut
II HI
8:::::::K
ii ti
n in
10 ,.111
II ..Ml
10., Ml
It Ill
l. ,...,.
II M0
II CI
II ..1H
II Ml
71 117
It,,.,, ..HI
it Ill
71 134
1 IH
77 ill
71 Ill
M Ill
75 101
U ..Ill
130. I 71
400 I 71
00 I 77
40
HO
IK)
10
119
IM
10
to
Tit
a
I
I to
t 10
I 10
I 10
t 10
t to
t to
I to
I to
I to
I to
10
I II
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t at
t II
t 19
t tl
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t It
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t 10
I 10
t to
t to
Cotton Market.-
NEW YORK. July 16. COTTON-Spol,
quiet; middling uplands, 12.35c; gulf.
12.60c. No sales. '
Cotton futures cldsed steady, Closing
bids: July, 12.19c; August, 12.09c; Sep
tember, 11.75c; October, ILfiJo; November,
11.44c; December, 11.45c; JarsWry, 11.39c;
February, U.40c; March, 11.45o; .May,
11.49c
Live Slock In SUtlit.
Receipts at the principal western mar
kets yesterday.
Cattle. I logs. Sheep.
eioux City 1,200 7,0ft) IM
Chicago 16,500 21,000 27.00)
Kansas City ... 8,000 7,100 4,000
Ilrv floods Murkel,
NEW YORK, July 10. Cottons goods
novelties fro spring are in more general
demand. Yarns are generally steady,
omestlce embroideries of fancy conduc
tions are being displayed for the new
season.
fTnnrrrd Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, July 16. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm. Apri
cots, quiet. Peaches, firm. Raisins,
quiet
Unnk ClrurliiKN,
OMAHA. July 16. Bank clearings for
today were 32,593.067.76, against 32.722.610.41
for the corresponding day last year
I.
10..
41..
4..
17,.
10..
It..
II.,
44..
II..
II..
711 7 10
...1047 I 70
,,,im 7 ii
...mi 7 it
...1177 7 10
...1111 7 0
...1104 7 t
,,10H I vo
N. At. If.
7 1111 t 19
14 Til I It
II ...ltl I U
II ,1170 I H
11..,.., ll 111
It .., 1HI I It
4.,, 1U0 I 10
1110 I 10
..,.,,,1111 IU
.......1I0J lit
I tot 1 tt
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
11..
17....
St....
II....
141...
I....
II....
.1130 1-40
...... .1111 141
1111 I 45
Mil I to
1171 I M
...,.,.1111 IU
1110 IH
I......
10
II
ri.'.W
157 7 eo
.... til 7 10
.... 771 I 10
,110 I
I It
4 M
4 ,1
10
17,.,
II...
II...
mt ,w cow's:
.... lit I to
.... too
.... ito
.... in
,,,, 110 I 00
.... 170 'I 00
.... no t oo
.... in i to
.... I7t t to
,'.',.1070 t 71
....1170 171
.... MO I 00
.,..1011 100
...,1141 IIS
....1WM) 110
1-M tO
., 110 ItO
.. Ml I 10
.. IM I II
.. til I It
.. Ill I It
1..... 1114 I tt
1
1
4
1
i::
i..
i..
loio i to
.......1010 i to
1060 I 10
1110 I 70
nil I Ta.
.1100 I 7f
1M0 I K
7M 7 00
I ,,.1111 7 10
4 U-.10I7' T 10.
.-1411 Til
1...
3...
1...
... Ill I 00
... ill a to
... lit I to
K9 I to
120 I 10
, 101 I to
Ill I 70
1 710 7 00
101 7 00
i...
i...
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i...
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i.
i.
t.
...1176 7 It
...1116 I 15
.,,.1110 7 It
,710 T It
lit 1 tt
141 7 IS
100 T It
717 7 7t
113 I 00
111 I 00
717 I 00
174 I 10
WESTERNS.
Nebraska.
22 feeders.. V84 7 25 2 cows 10C6 6 85
1 cow 910 4 60 3 bulls 1200 6 60
63 s tk cows 820 6 50 21 steers. ...1221 7 85
20 steers. ,..1217 7 85 12 cows.,.., 903 6 25
7 COWS sw 0 W I COWS. , . 823
6 cows 856 6 30
11 cows 912 6 40
1 cow. 810 6 CO
1 COW 1060 7 00
2 cows 900 4 30
2 bulls 780 6 65
BULLS.
90
7 calves.... 161 9 26
6 feeders.. 681 6 80
3 heifers... C40 6 60
4 cows 1077 6 60
2 calves..,, 345 6 90
1400 t U
1110 I It
111! I 71
lOtO I TS
1170 t Tt
11W t 7t
1 1100 t II
1...,
I..
1
1..
..
1..
1
1140 I IS
IM0 T Oo
1104 J 00
lltO TOO
Ill T i
1 710 7 to
1 710 7 10
.1110 I It
STEERS AND BULLS.
11 Ill t II
BULLS AND STAdS.
I ,..1141 171
CALVES.
t lit I 71 1....
I 140 I 26 I
1 , ..... 170 T 10 1 ..
1 . M0 171 1 .
I Ill IM
110 t M
171 It)
110 I (
IU I 7S
SHEEP The selling side of the trade
wanted a little more money again today,
uui as uio pacners wero aiow in inaiuns
any concessions few, if any transac
tlona were made during the first hour ot
the forenoon. After the first hour had
Passed, however, a satisfactory trading
basis was reached, resulting in an active
market and a clearance of a very fair
run xor a weanesaay at a comparatively
early hour. Prices were generally steady
to strong compared with yesterday. As
there were so few lambs of any kind on
yosterday's market traders preferred to
compare tooays prices witn Monday,
trado in lambs being around 16QSta higher
than on the opening day of the week.
There being a very fair volume of busi
ness in aged sheep yesterday, salesmen
wero quite satisfied that muttons sold
fully steady to strong as compared with
that day,
Killing Iambs betnff of fairly good qual
ity reached 38.85, ttop for the day, as
against $3.15 on Tuesday and 38.25 on Mon
day. Today's lambs at 38.35 amounted to
about four cars and they were from Ore
gon, averaging sixty-two pounds. The
bulk of the best lambs changed hands at
I3.25tf8.35. Aged stock made up about a
third of the receipts, among which were
about three cars of Wyoming wethers
good enough to bring 35,00.
There were no material changes In tho
feeder trado this morning as demand and
quotations remain about the samo.
Some 0,600 head constituted today's sup
ply of sheep and Iambs. Lest Wednes
day the receipts amounted to 4,477 head
and on the same day a year ago, 7,385
utuu wihq yarueu.
Quotations oh sheep ana Iambs
Lambs, good to choice, 13.004f8.35; lambs,
fair to good, 37.6OO8.00; lambs, feeders,
30.276.35; yearlings, range, 35.0O16.O0;
yearlings, feeders, 34.2.W4.75; wethers,
range. I4.2&B0.10: wethers, fendnrs a ?rA
s-i owes, range, 14.4.66; ewes, feed
ers, 32.75irXG0.
no. v
210 Oregon feeder lambs 43
jw yregon feeder lamb 49
of tho i stock market was transformed
today by an accession of strength, which
iittea prices in an uepartmcntn. ino
market awoke at last from ito torpor
and while trade was not heavy specula
tion snoweu genuine animation at limes,
Higher prices In London stimulated tho
market at the opening, and the advance
continued to -the close without serious
Interruption. At times the pace was too
fast. In view of the recent pronounced
dullness. Profit taking cauBed some re
cesslonn In the late trading, but the list
was not far from tho too lovel of the
day at tho close. There was a long list
ot gains running ironi 1 to 1 pointn.
The Improvement was' regarded as a
reflection of the better feeling which
prevailed in an tne principal markets
of the world. Announcement that arbi
tration had been agreed by both sides
In the wage controversy' affectlhg the
eastern railroads and news from Wash
ington that the currency bU would bo
altered to Insure Protection of 'govern
ment bonds removed two factors ot un
certainty.
An Important Influence In- the advance
was European buying ot London stocks,
London and Berlin purchasing was
largely responsible for the exceptionally
large risu In Canadian Pacific. .
Foreign markets also we're Strong, tno
cables reporting a better feeling regard
ing the Balkan situation and improved
monetary conditions. A significant de
velopment was the offering in this mar
ket of foreign money for ninety days at
6V4 per cent. This was almost the first
indication hero of relaxation of European
money conditions. It was also the first
time in raonthn that European rnoney
had boeu available on exchange collat
eral. Bonds were Irregular. Total sales
par ViUuo, 11.414,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number of sal ea and loading quotations
on stocks wore:
Sales. Hlch. taw.Clot.
11,409 IIH MH lltt
AoutiamaUd Cnppwr.
American Atrloultural
Ataartftn Uwt Bufar ... 100 11M II
Amtrlean Can ,. 1,100 Slt ItVC
Amarloan Can pM 1,100 M 171
Amtrlean CAT. 700 41 It
American CWton Oil 400 1114 Wtt
An.arlcan lea Kwurltl-a.
American Utuwl , 100 IM ' IH
Amtncan jjoconum-s
114
11
10K
AiiMrlcan 8. A 11....... 1,10)
American 8. It pto., 100
Am. Sugar It-tlnln ,... mo
Amarloan T. a T....., 3,000 1I7H
American Tobacco ...... 100 11114
Anaconda Mining Ce 1,I00 MM
o.cm-un , inn 1
17
It
II
I1TK
21
14 H'
Atrhlaon, pfd , loo
Baltimore A Ohio eoO
Uethlahtm. 8tl 700
Drooklrn, Itapl4 Tranalt. 1.M0
Canadian Paclfls 11.100
Cantral .Leather too
Oitaapaake A Ohla J.loo
Cllca-a flrMl w.rf-M
Chlcajo. M, Bt. P.. llioo'ioi"" JMV4
Ch lc.ro & N. W t0 ill m
ruin.... t . ' .
..... m 4 tl0 --ft
upnmiiaai-u UM 100
OH
II
101
11IK
US
MH
MM
!K
2
7H
11114
n
IH
too
104
too
II
IIH
1,100
. 1,400
. too no
1,100 in
IM IIS
100
too
1,100
ai uregon feeder lambs....,.,,. 40
oz cuu iambs 42
113 Oregon yearlings.,, 60
148 cull yearlings eo
141 Oregon yearllnsa im
699 Wyoming wothers.,, 90
w cuu wethers n
1061 Oregon lambs 64
iBi cuu lamus 05
1237 Oregon lambs 65
226 cull lambs 64
Pr.
6 30
6 30
6 SO
4 75
C 00
4 00
6 00
000
5 50
8 25
6 60
8 35
6 00
CHICAGO HV13 8TOCIC MARKET
Cattle Steady to Dime Lower -Hoiih
Jtaiivo.
la'r"?.0' . K, 18-CATTLE Receipts,
18,600 head; steady to 100 lower; calves
tirSS,V,t0le: ""W.15j Texait steer
l7.0Oiul.10: western t--r- t- tu,u nn'.
27.0W
VSO.40;
stackers and feeders. !6.C0flr7 .90; cows ani
I9P-ilecelpts, a,ooo heiiiT; active,
mostly lOp higher; built of sales. 38.UW
9.80! light, W.9MIO.40; mixed, 80$UU;
nli r0Urt, ,8-6&'76; P'lf"
. H-i-SKI' AND LAMBS-RecclptS,
head, lOo to 16o lower; native, 14.41
""n tijvtfj.w yeanings.
western. S4.7G4J8.60; lambs, native?
S.60.
Kaunas Oltr Live Hto'clc Mnrkrt.
KAN8A8 CITY, Mo., July 16. CATTLE
Receipts, 8,000 head; steady to 10c
lower; prime fed steers, IS.60S3.W; dressed
i'PfLf"' 7.403.40; western steers,
I6.14C8.40; southern steers, 'SJ.6C&7.75
cows, S4.1&H7.00; heifers, W.0O1i8.75
stockers and feeders, t5.Mp7.80; bulls.
t5.OOW7.O0; calves, 36.5oa9.60.
HOOS Recoplts, 7,100 head; 610a
higher; bulk, 38.6OS9.00; heavy. 38.90
9.00; paokers and butchers, 3S.0OQe.O0;
light. 3.tO0.00; pigs. I7.60a8.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpta. 4.C00
neaa; openeq nigner; closed lower;
lambs, 37.25i08.60; yearlings. 35.23Q6.00;
wethers, 3t.tOq6.25; ewes, 33.754,75.
M. Lonln Lire Stock Mnrkrt,
ST. LOUIS. July 16. CATTLE HecelDta
4.000 head; market Steady; native beet
tteers, T5.wj.70j cows and heifers. 14.75
434.00; stockers and feeders, 35.2&07.5O;
southern steers, 36.2538.10; cows and heif
ers, ii.iewi.ou; caiveK. t.'.w(fl,w.
HOGS Receipts, 8,500 head; market Ml.
IQa higher; pigs and lights, 37.SOC9.35;
mixed and butchers, t9.20S9.35: uanA
heavy, S9.20rtJ3.30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-nccelpts. 7.000
head: market 16o higher; native muttons,
33.7W.25j lambs, 36.6ogg.55.
Hlonx City Live fltock Market.
SIOUX CITY, July 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.200 head; market, steady; native
steers, S7.65t?3.G5: cows and heifers, 35.00
06.10; bulls, stags, eto. tfi.a06.75.
H OQS Receipts, 7.00) head; market. 60
to 10c higher; heavy. 38.603S.77H; mixed.
33 0O38.77H; light. 3S.W39.00; bulk bf sales.
18.6008.80.
SHEEP-Recelpts, JOO head; no quo
tations, St. Jnsrnh Live Hturk Market.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo.. July 1 6. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.000 head; msrttet, strong to
lOo higher: steers. 36.60dJ3.89'. cows and
heifers. 34.5O8.70; calves, 34.509.75.
HOaS-Recelpts. 3.600 head; market, 10c
higher; top, 15.00; bulk ot sales, 3S.90&
9.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.600
lu-ml, market, 15Q-250 higher; lambs, 17-00
QS.2S.
Corn Products
Dataware Huoaon
bDrr nio aranda...
Oantar & K. O. Bid,,..
nittlllera1 Beeurltl-a ....
Krle
Erla, Mt pfd ,
.nr, mi M ,,,.
Oeneral Klrlrl-. ...
Oreat Northam ptd
Or-at NbrUia-n Ore eUa.
Illinois Canlral
InUrborouih-Mat
Intarboroush-Mat. Bfd...
"it, Jiarrtaiar ,,,
Intar-Marlna pfd ..,
International riper
fnt-Pn-ltn T..
Kanaaa air Southern'!!
Lhlt1i Valley
LaulaTllle A Naahvllla..
M St. r. A 8. Rta. M.
Wlaaourl, K. A T.l...
Mltaourl Pacltlo
national Dlicult
N. B. It. of M. ttf pfd.
Nw York Cantral .,.,.
, . IV,,,,
Norfolk A irri.m
drth American
n-irinern I'aolflo
Paclflo Mill ..
Penna-lranla ...
aopia'a Oaa .......
. c. c. a st. l!, !!!!
Plttibursh Coal ...... .
tt, r ct'r"::::
tt at at.. 1,1 1 a t, , ,
"Public I. AS. pf"
Jock laland Co....
Ilook laland Co. pfd.! !
Air L,r.
Taxaa A Pa-ifi. " ,'00
trnlon t-i.i.
110
10
MM
10
II
UIH
10
UIH
11
.. ......
.. 100
.. 1,300
1,100
100
1,100
700
400
i.ooo
400
100 111
JOO It
1.100 II
IM MW
400 101
UK
IK
(
1TM
II
MTH
114
lttU
IIH
11
IIH
H
tuti
H
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UIH
MH
UIH
MH
tlH
'ii'ii
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'ii'
11
111
111
114
II
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ill
10H
HH
UH
K1H
!!;."' ,,wo 14,,t
'i'oij iiik' iitH
45
BH
11
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101
117H '
til .
UH
MH
IIH
MH
MH
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UH
MH
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10114
1I7H
17H
U4H
10
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UH
11
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MH
IIH
111
1J1H
i:h
U1K
IIH
MH
10IH
UH
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t
2?H
II
111
U4H
UH
UIH
10H
I7H
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104
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107
UH
uiH
IM UiH UIH ill
M
1.0X1
10O
Vi,ioo
1,100
"700
3,200
TOO
400
union Pi-tri.
Union PaJlf , r4"
trnh.d s7:;:.""7.
WWtad B ai;, stVai r, r
"nuapper .....I.
watST!,
Wahaah rf, '!!!!''"""M
TJatlarn Marrland'
JJeitarn Union
Total u."..Kn,' tM
f.m ar. m.tJO .bar,,;
II
11
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"iii
75
10
11
1174
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ginning of business today was: Net bat
ftnoe In general fund. 3124.33S.S25. Total
receipts yesterday, 32.017,674, Total pay
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