Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1913.
11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market Strength is Held Up for the
Public's Benefit.
RENTERS RF.t.t.tnq THEIR GRAIN
Bank Are Collins In Their Loans
nnil Elevator Men Are denning
Up. for Advent of iic
A'err Harvest.
, . OMAHA. July 21. 1913.
strength shown in the various grain
P1.1"? .on tho Board of Trade, it Is
believed, Is the result of a desire on tho
part of some of those Interested In hav
ing the country nian or public In the run
"VJB. ns tholr business la badly needed,
mith the Interior speculator Interested
on the bull side, tho man of Wall street
ana those who are In cotton, copper and
other speculative commodities are certain
to take a "whirl" in tho Chicago grain
pits. Wall street has boen in wheat,
corn and oats at odd times for several
years past, but the speculators from tho
east have been the losers for many years
until this season, when they cleared up
goodly profits on the bull side of corn.
The New York "cotton crowd" also made
money in corn, but the latter dropped a
large bundle of money In wheat.
It will be recalled that during the
ripening of tho winter wheat crop there
were many sensational advances on tho
total losses In Kansas and elsewhere.
The threshing returns show the Sun-
tlower state will have at least 83,0u0,000
ousneis and mat mere is a possibility ot
an outturn of 00,000,000 bUBhels, which
would mean an uverago yield of fifteen
bushels to the acre.
One of the best posted men in 'the wheat
trade at Chicago is of the opinion that
larmers who raise corn and wheat both
will refuse to sell their wheat at a time
when the price of the golden cereal is
at such a narrow margin below that of
wheat. It is said that at least three of
the large speculators in the country are
now lone wheat in the belief that farm
ers will not sell wheat freely, and that
nearly all of tho wheat sold thus far has
come out because of the calling of the
loans by banKs or tnat it has been tne
property of renters, who were obliged
to have money with which to pay ground
rent. Cash wheat was Ho to He higher.
Cash corn was fio to 1V4C higher.
Elevator men throughout tho country
are beginning tb clear their houses of old
oats, as tho new crop is expected to ar
rive in a couplo of weeks. Cash, oats
were Ho higher.
Clearances were none of corn, 104,000
bushels of Oats and wheat and flour
equal to 343,000 bushels'.
Liverpool closed Hd higher on wheat
and ttd higher orl corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 2,423,000
bushels and shipments were 1,228.009 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1.6S5,000
bushels and shipments of 609.000 bushels.'
Primary wheat receipts, were 640,000
bushels and shipments were 651,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 617,000
bushels and shipments of 260,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 870,000 bush
els and shipments were 453,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 403,000 bush
els and shipments of 283,000 bushels.
C Alt LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chlcacd i 335
101
119
Minneapolis: 303
Duluth.. .,?....., 87
Omuba , 2S3
Kansas 01ty,.i ,.. 672
St. Louis i 256
"Winnipeg- 105
...
103
61
44
23.
27
63
-rJJ10 following cash sales wero reported:
Wheat-No.. 2 hard winter: 2 cars, 82c;
car. JSC. Ityc-No. 2: 1 car, 69'4c Oats-
u. wmm; u ,cars,.ic. NO. 4 White:
l,cat'k?Sci ca. 37c No grade: 1 car.
37c. Corn No. 3 white: 1 car, 63iic. NO.
3 white: 1 car, 63o 8 cars. 63c; 1 cor,
poor, 62V4c No. 4 white: 1 car. 6Mc. No.
2 yellow; 6 cars, 61c No. 3 yellow,: 16
turn, (uc., iMo, yonow: z cars, wac. no.
2 mlXedi 3 COTS. 61c. No. 3 mlxeri: 1 cnr.
near white. 61Hc; 1 car, near white, ac:
10 cars, 60)ic. No. 4 mixed: 2 cars, COVio;
1 car, 60c. No grade: X car, GOo; 1 car,
6Sc; l car. hot, &8V4a; 1 car, 63c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 Hard.
80V44i2Hc; No. 3 hard, 79H2c; No. 4 hard,
mm; No. 3 spring, 81ftb No. I spring.
T9S0ySc: No; V durum. 7se79c; fo., 3
durum, 77gTSc Corn. No. 2 white. 63uc;
No. 3 white, 62W63c; No., 4 white, 62
6214c: No. 3 yellow, 61o: No. 3 yellow, 60
omc; rio. yeiiow, oa-MJwiic; wo. z, file;
No. 3, 0046$ic.:. No. 4, 69J40V4c: no
graae, Dtic. uats: no. s wnite, 34Sf3c;
standard, 3SUS8l4c; .No. 3 white, SsitasWc;
No. 4, white. 37Jt3Sc. Barley: Malting.
M66o: No. 1 feed. 40 43c; Rye: No. 2,
9tr69J4c; No. 3. 6S'.-05SHc
Chicago grain and provisions
Featnres of the Traillntr and Closing
Price on noard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Julv 21. R0nnwe.1l feni- r,t
black rust damage had a bullish effect
wuy on wneui. loosing prices wero
firm at a net advance of Ho to J4Hc
Corn gained IVic to lMc for the day and
oats HS$ic to He In provisions, the
outcome varied irom unchanged to an
upturn of 22Hc.
Wheat .traders cave earnest attention
to the opinion of a leading expert that
under easily possible, circumstances late
wheat in the Dafcotas and Minnesota
tvuuiu snow neavy losses. He declared
that unless there was cool weather with
wind the rust would develop rapidly this
wean, uuiur uuinomies seni word, ol
BlKnS that , the fUnirUS nlrcnilv nntlfaihl.
In many -sections of South Dakota would
tpreod to the north.
Actlvo export demand kept the wheat
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY to loan on Omaha hurries. No
delay. J. H. Mlthen Co., Inc., 921 City
National Bank lilrte. Douglas UTS.
OMAHA homes. East NebrasKa. farms.
O'KKEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2713.
LOANS on farms and improved city
iroperty. 6. 6V4 and 6 per cent: no uelav.
). H. Dumoni & Co., 1603 Farnam St.
WANTED C4ty loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Fa mam St.
H A TM7TM RPAQ Loans 8600 and ud.
u Omaha, Nat Bank.
$100 to- (10.000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
6
- aru-aiz uranneis inearer mag.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust- Co
LAROE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
HARRISON MORTON, 916 Om. Nat.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED To borrow, 1760 on 160 acres
of land In Kit uarson county, Colorado.
Address F 220. care Bee.
WANTED TO BUT.
Dolgof f 2d-hand Btdre pays highest prices
for lurnuure. ciotnea. saoes. veo. iwi,
WANTED Good second-hand fire en
gine; must, be in good condition. Address
Village uierK, i-oroova, ssep.
wtiil. buv allehtly used Ford if offered
at bargain. State condition, price. P. 20A,
Slightly used high grade piano. W. 3726.
IilVB STOCK MARKET OF WCST.
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Bava
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
irients receive prompt and careful atttu-
Live Stock Commission M e rc U n t is
MARTIN BROS & CO.. Exchange Bldg
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE is hereby given that
imiImI- nrooosals will be received
by the Board' of Directors of the
Farmers' Irrigation District at their
jfflce" in' the City of Scottsbluff,
Neb., for the purchase of $76,600 of the 6
?er Cent aenui uuiiua u& iua uiaiwti uuu.
U o ClOCK iu. vu ino diu uuy vi aububi,
isix. Bald 'bonds are issued by authority
it an act of the legislature of the state
)f Nebraska approved March 26, 1S9S,
tasilon laws 1895. Chapter 70. and the
amendments thereto, and pursuant to a
vote . or a majority or tne quaiitied
tlectors of said district. The board ex
presajy reserves the right to reject any
and ail bids and will In , no event sell
any of said bonds for less than nlnetv.
five (93) per cent of the face value
tnnreoi.
By order of the Board qt Directors.
HEVWARD L. LEAVITT.
Becretarv of the Farmers' Irrigation Dls-
tnci. J.lldXOt.
market from any Important setback, i
notwunstanaing an increase in tne viridi
J Duly
total and despite huge primary re'
ceipts. Drenching rains were said to be
Injuring crops in Russia, Germany and
Holland, and world shipments wero only
moderate.
Lively speculative, buying carried corn
upgrade. Receipts wero light, moisture
scarce and definite announcements at
hand showing a great deal of damagt
had been done bv drouth and heat in
the western part of tho belt beyond the
Missouri river. December shorts covered
freely. Oats rose chiefly because of the
mcagerness of offerings. Yields were said
to De running low.
Provisions rallied bwlng to the strength
of corn. Weakness which ruled at first
was due to moro liberal receipts of hogs.
leading options closed as follows:
Article! open. High. Low. Close. Safy.
Wheat!
f6U'
86
Sept.
Dec
I90H8HJ
Corn I
I,
juiy.
Sept.
Deo..
62HWW!
Oats-I
juiy.i sj
33HI S9i;
40Ul 41U
33
sept, msimi
Uec.UZH
Pork-I I
July.
22 02&
22 22H
23 03H 22 22tf 22 22H
I 22 22WI
I 21 65
SOPt.
.1 ao
11 S5 '
Zl 60
21 SO
1185
21 32H
Lard-I
July.
Sept
Oct..
U S7H
66ft
91H1
18 4354
I
U87H 11S7H
11 90 11 95
12 00 10 70
U 87H 11 87H-
11 90
11 95 , U 67H
11 72H
10 2)
11 82H-
11 65
1190
1195
12 00
11 S2H
U 90
Ribs
July.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
US7H
I
U 91H&
11 62H5
U97H
11 76
10 22H
11 92H
11 62 Vi
10 16
10 16
Chlcaog Cash Prices Wheat: No 2 red.
new. S7J.i8Sc: No. 3 red. new. 8SS87Hc:
No. 2 hard, new, 87ViQ88Uc: No. 2 hard,
old. fiswiiijasic: Mo. 3 nam. new. Msvisj
S8Hc; No. 2 hard, old, 83VWJ9Hc; No. 3
hard, new, MittUSJVic; no. 3 hard, old,
875lS8c: No. 1 northern. 92i4H93Wc: No.
2 northern, 9192Ho; No. 3 northern, 89
lc: No. 2 spring, 91tT9Zo: NO. 3 spring,
S9Q91c; No. 4 spring, 82SSc. Corn: No.
2, 63g3e; No. 2 white. 64S64o: No. 2
yellow, 63Vi(fT63?;c; No. 3, 6263Hc: No. 3
white, 6t5T64Hc: No. 3 yellow, 6303Hc;
No. 4, 6162We: No. 4 -white, 6263V4e;
No. 4 yellow, 6262Hc. Oats: No. 2 white,
4SC: No. 3 white, 4Xg41c: No. 4 white, 39H
Q40c; standard, 4lHti42Hc! standard, new,
40ic. Rye: No. 2, old. 63c; No. 2, new,
63Vi64c Barley: 4862c. Timothy: $3.75
4.76. Clover: Nominal. Pork: $22,250
23.00. Lard: $H.87Hti11.90. Ribs: J11.7EM
12.2G.
POTATOES Lower. 7&ff0o: nvKlnin
125 cars.
POULTRY Alive. lower! fnwln.- 1Kr.
Bprlngs, 19c; turkeys, 19c,
NEW, YOIIK. GKNKUAIi MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Vnrlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK. JuJv 21 H,IJOtin-Stpnr1v?
Bpring patents, $4.ft)-t0; winter
$4.75!&5.10; oprintf clears. $1.WU.2(); extra
No. l "winter, $3.SO4.10; extra o. 2 win-
fu.ivu.w. Jivniioua DitOJKItLO, fl.iiill.UJ,
WHEAT-Spot, firms No. 2 red. 9Jc;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.00. Futures
were- firmer on covering, closing Uo not
lower to 9,o higher: July, 99c; Septem
ber, KMo; December, 98c.
CORN Spot, firm; export. 71c nominal
I. o. b. afloat.
OATS Firm: standard white In ele
vator. 46045Hc: No. 2 white, 46c; No. 3,
44p44Hc; No. 4. 4aii44c; ordinary clipped
white. 43H&'&c; fancy clipped white,
45H47c.
WAX stantura, wauic; wo. l,
1.02H; No. 3, laqOOcijo. 3. 6j75c
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice
1912 crop, 14liio; 191V crop, 12814o; Pa
clflo coast 1912 croo. HirtlOc: 1911. croo.
1616c
muh tjteaay; Bogota, Waww,
Central America, 29c.
tEATHIOR-Htmiock firsts, 2S29c;
seconds, 27ffi2Sc.
FitovisiONS Porn, mess, $23.oowj3.bo:
family. $24.00026.60: short clear. $20.73
22.23. Beef, mtss, J1S.00QI8.50; family,
uui mean, picKiea Dcuiea,
10 to 14 pounds. 16617o; pickled .hams,
16H& Lara, miuaiewest, ju.wim.w, re
fined, firmer: continent, $12.40; South
America. $12.95; compound, $10.00fH0.33.
TALLOW City, 6Ho; country, 6Q6Hc;
sDeclal. CHc.
BUTTEK oteaay; receipts, 7,320 tuDs;
creamery extras, 20C7c; firsts, SjH4f-6f
seconds, i'4t(28ci state aairy finest, zee
irood to nrlme. 24HEU6I Process extras
24UT23o: firsts. 23V&&240: seconds. 22c: Im
itations, creamery firsts. 24c; factory, cur
rent mane, lire m, pacninB
stock,, current make. No, 1, '214c.
CHEKSE--Irretrular; rncelnts, 638 boxes
state whole milk, fresh white and col
nred socclnlj. UKGtWAci state whole
milk, fresh white and colored fancy, 14c,
stato wnoie mux, iresn wnue average
fancy, 13Sfl4c.
EGOS Steady; receipts, 11.031 cases',
fresh gathered extras, 24326c; extra
firsts. iligMc; firsts. 19(ftWc: Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery whites, as tf
size and quality 263lci Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery gathered whites, 25
r9c: western gathered whites. 20!c.
POULTHlf .Dressed, steady: frosh
killed western chickens, 2528o; fowls, 16Vi
l9c; turkeyB, isg-l9c.
Kansas City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 21.-WHEAT-
Close: No. J2 hard, 81H382o; No. 3. 80Q
S4V4c; No. Z red. SlQSlHc: No. 3, 8OS0V4c,
September, 81481c; December, 8SH&
S5Wc,
CORN-No. 2 white, 66Hoi No. 3, 66c,
July, 63Hc; September, U3Q3V4c; De-
cemoer, tttftc
OATS No. 2 white, 41lli5c; Beptem
ber, 40flo; December, 42Vic.
itirir-wc.
HAY Choice timothy, $14.0W4.M.
BUTTER-Creamery. 2Gc: firsU. 26o:
seconds, 24c; pocking, 20c 1
iiiuuo virsis. no; seconas, iuc
POULTRY liens. lEWo: roosters, 9o;
ducks, 16c; broilers, 16c
Liverpool Grain, Market.
Y.1TrT71TTnrT. Tlltv 91 WtrPAT
steady; No. 1 'Manitoba, 7s 9iSd; Nci
3l4d: Futures, firm; July. 7s 6d; October,
78 io; wecemuer, is iu,
CUUN apot, quiei; Amtrican mixed.
(via Galveston), 6a 8d. Futures firm.
September, La Plata, 4s lld; October
la 1'iaia, os
FLOUR Winter patents. 28s.
HOPQ-In London, Paciilo coast. f4 15s
5 163.
St. Lonla Oenerl Market.
July, Beptemner. amc.
fnn'Mn. ?. KBn-. Nn. S white. Hi-fi GUc.
.TiiK- run. Rf.ntnmhfr. 62Hc.
n n,n T - j WOII.. n ...1,1... lOrii
12V4o; July, 39Hc; September, 40V4C
RYB-65C , . '
FLOUR luasy; rea winier iwinu,
$4.234.65; extra fancy and straight. $3.65
04.S5; hard winter clears, IliSWW. ,
Rwnajrimnthv. $10.00.
CORNMEAlr $2,90.
BRAN Sacked, east track, SO93c . .
HAY-Tlmothy, $13.0017.W' prairie,
$iaool3..J
V1IISKY-$1.40. ,
IRON COTl'UN -l-lto-oc,
BAaOINO9ViC.
TWINE Hemp, Sc.
T-fctfTCTrNrrt tfnrlr Inhhlnir. I20.ii.
Lard, prime steam, $iaV310.9j. Dry salt
meats, poxea exvra iiofi, vic.
extra, shorts, 14o; clear ribs, 14c; short
filnn MX.tr..
POULTRY Firm; chickens. Wc;
springs. l"c; turkeys. 18c; ducks, 12c;
geese, 10c
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 26c
KOas-Steady; mic.
Tlsrolnts. Shlnmcnts.
Flour, bbls.- '... 14.000 17.000
nn...... K.i xisnn lSKOoa
Corn. bu. 53.000 39.000
uats. IU..r IVf.VW HWl
MlnnranolU Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 21. WHEAT
Close: July. 87ic; September, '89J4c;
December. 92K092HC. Cash: No. 1 hard
91Hc; No, 1 northern, 8974910; No. '3
northern. 8789V4c: No. 2 hard, Montana,
86H0. IX O. 3. KJiiTHSCC.
FIOUR Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged,
CORN No, 3 yellow, 69669HC.
OATS-No. 3 white, 3SM28C.
RYE No. X 6667c
8EBD Flax, $U6!-37tt.
BARLEY-436c
Mllvvankee Grain Market.
M'LWAUKEE, Wis.. July 21. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, ac; No. z northern.
96C3c: No. 2 hard winter, 8746886;
July. Ki4c-, September. 87ic. bid.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 6344l3Hc; No. I
white, raft e: io. s, etc; juiy, Viwszxc;
EePlemoer. tiic.
OATS 411ic.
RYB etc.
BARLEY 54 JJJc.
NEW YORK JMCK MARKET
Upward Movement Inaugurated Last
Week is Returned.
VIRTUALLY ALL LEADERS GO UP
Ilallrond Tonnaire- In Middle West
Lighter Last Week and Further
Cnrtnllment of Ilnslnens
Reported.
NEW YORK. Julv 21. With freauent
Periods of Inactivity the stock mnrktt
today resumed the upward movement In-
nuKuraiea last weea. virtually an mar
ket leaders rose 1 to I points on heavy
trading in United .States steel, Union Pa
cific. Reading and Amalaamated Conner,
These stocks, as usual, comprised the
bulk of the day's operations, but trading
as a whole was broader than for some
weoks. The notable exception to the up
ward movement was Wells Fargo, which
sold down to par, tho Ibwest In twenty
years.
News or tho day was or ma usual cu
rve reified character, including develop
ments in the Balkans, which imparted
firmness to London and Parts, while
Berlin displayed nervousness over Tur
key's reported Intention to reoccupy
Adrianople. London and the continent
wero buyort here, probably of 25,000
shares, principally Steel. Union Pacific
and Amalgamated. Private advices fro'n
Rio Do Janeiro pointed to extreme finan
cial tension in Braxll.
In the way of home news. Union Pa
cific's preliminary statement lor 19U-13
was ths outstanding feature. The esti
mated surplus snows earnings equivaiens.
without Including the fourth quarterly
dividend on Southern Pacific, wmcn
would increasa tne surplus io j
cent, compared with 13.8T Per cent the
previous rear. Baltimore &. Ohio also
submitted a credltdble report lor me
same, period. , ....
liaiiroaa tonnage i m v"",t.T A...
nni,.. ih.t w..k nnd further cut-
tailment of business was "ported. Mono
rates west and southwest we quo tab I y
higher in contrast to local conditions.
where greater ease va " ...
Bonds were generally .higher, with an
lncreaso of business, unuea "
and 4s and Panama 3s declined U per
cent on call. Total sales (par value) a-
8Numbfrot sales' and leading quotation.
on stocks were: , . .
AiulimUd Copiitr, ... U,0Q
UK
Ararlro Astlcauuni .. .ttjj?
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110
183
Araerlon Beet 6r
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4SH
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23
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it
43H
3IH
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Ameticin L.-n
Anwrlcu Cm pM...
Jl.too
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000
Amirlttn u. ...
.M.fln CVtton Oil
2,100
Am. let Securities too
American uneeeo w
Amrlcn Locomollr ... . 500
Amerten 8. & B........ 2,W
American S. k R. pro
AUl. HUgU- iwimiiis...... .
Amriun T. & T
American Tobacco .'
AnicoiU Mining Co
Atchlwn
AtchUon pfa ,...i.......
Atlsqtlo Uot IJn. ...
Bltlnvore Ohio
n.lhl.t..M atmml
soo in
too in
100 I7H
1M IIS
1.100 17
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lis
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17
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1.4M 1141
wjii"w v.... IT'"
nrooklm rtipld Tr.,..w.
2,00 HH I7T4
11,700 iisii HIS
"5.S0O tSH 23Vi
4,100 KM MH
, 600 14 11
cmiaiin rtcino
CentMl LeUlier ......'
Cn.pk Ohio,....,.
Calcwo O. W.........-I
CDIotso, M. A St. P....
Chlcio & M W
Colorado P. ft I
Conwlldittd Ou
Corn'ProducU
tMUvir & Hudson
Denver & "to Grande,...
Denver ft R. O. pf4
Dlitlllers' &ecurltle ....
Krle, .
Erie let ptd....t
Brie Sd pr
aenerel Kllctrlo
Great Kortbeni pfd
Oreat Northern Ore ctte,
Illinois Central
Interboroutn Met. ......
Inter. Met. ptd
International Harvester,.
Inter-Marine ptd ........
International i'eper .;..
International rump ....
Kaneaa Cltr Southern,..,
Lacled Get
Lehigh Valley
LouUrllle '&' Naihvllle.
M., Bt. V. & 8. ate. M
Mlawurl. K. ft T,
Mlaiourl l'atltlo ,
National Dlacult .
National. Lead
N. It. It, ot M. 2d ptd
New York Central
.V. V., O. ft W
Norfolk ft Weetern
North American
Northern Pacific .......
Paclflo Mali
I'ennaylvanla ,.,
People' Oea
P., C, c. & St. ti ,
PlUeburch Coal .,,
Preaaed Steel Car
i ullman Palace Car......
Readim ,
1,100 lot 1D
100 1M"
1M.H KIU
log K
1.100
1.400 nii in
600 10V4 10U
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11U
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mi
4(10
MOO
1,400
300
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2U
12H
UK
40 JH
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I3M
KM 110 It
110
2.000 INS
800 Uli
400 lit
1.100 II
i,m MM
1I4H itti
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ltni
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1M
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too
200
8,500 1IU 147 144
400 1JJH UZtt 111.
400 12SU 1U lMVt
i.eoo 2is
1,300 1H
300 114U
100 47
loo 10T4
3,100 llh
"iiioo iosii
"!oo Iosh
loo im
S,000 113H
too 111
31 US
30 IIS
114 114
41 V-.41H.
10 10
17 1
104H
103
107
107K 103U
1IV4 18H
ni;t ins
nt in
wo
too
mi
UK
St.TOO Ul
. 1,300 3114
nepubiie i. & b. .......
republic I. & S. pfd....
Rock Island Co,....,....
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. L. ft S. F. Id Pfd...
Seaboard Air Une
Seaboard A. L. ptd
Sloaa-Sheffleld S. & L..
RouUiern I'aclflo .
Southern lUllrar
Bo. Hallerar pfd...
Tenneenea Copper
Teaas ft Paclflo
Union Paclflo
MOO
3.700
Union Paclflo cfd
United BUtee Kealtr
United BUtee Ilubber....
UDlted BtaUs 6tel.,...
V. S. Steel ptd,
Utah Copper
Va.-Carellna Chemical ,.
Wabaah
Wabath ptd ........
....
409
300
1,300
western Maryland ...
Western Union
Weettnahoute Klectrle
wneeiins ft Lake Erie
Total ealci for the day, 340,100 aharea.
New York Moner aiafUet
NEW YORK. July 21-MONEJYr-On
call, steady. 2-2H per cent; ruling rate.
24 per cent, closipR bid, 2V4 per cent: of
fered at H per, cent. Time loanst Easier;
?t3f lay. aVfetWU per cent; ninety days .
"H?4.! cent, six months, 6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPBR-6 per
STERLING EXCHANGE Strons with
actual buelneas In bankers' bills at'fttaa
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8685 foV de
mand. Commercial bills, $4.83.
(7ILVER-Bar, 63?io; Mexican dollars,
BONDS-aovernment, weak; railroad,
nrm. 1
The followlni: were the closing: quota.
ilons on bonds:
U. 8. ret. n, res.. 17(4 k, a go. ref. e... .
ac. coupon i u. B, 4,k ... iA
U. S. ie. rec
do coupon .
V. 8. 4e. re.
do coupon .
...101 U i N. unl. 4 si
'A. T. T,
A.-C. lit la ctf 47eN' n H ot U'ixi'm ,1
Amer. A. it 13 N. Y. c i S?
1
Am. Tobaceo e...,tU Y. M "."'it'ii'
llM.n. aa ill - tai 1.7 ' e
--". un II B .
Al ?.v-4.:::: fl T'-B
Ual. 4 Ohio 44 K O. B. u rtti. iru
MSne.dln in I!'
L-en. Latner
Cner. 4k Ohio
do ron. 4Ui II
lt. U 8. W.
Cnkaro ft A. 3a.. II
C. O. ( a I. 4i...s Mi
do re. 4 !'
C M 4 8 P c 4Vte..l01i
C. R. I. & P. e. 4a It
c. 4a. 7IU
8o. Pae. col, 4,.
1 ct, 4a
do lit rtf. 4e...
60. lUIIwar la...
u
H
11
.101 Ti
, 7IS
S4
1
, do rfc. 4a. 715
oo sen. i .
u, ft li. ct. Ie..,-.. Ilia do cv. 4e t
D. ft IU H. ref. te. Hi do let & ref ii
ret. 4.. IIU
ir I1....100U
3d I,... $
do lin. U U V.-a Chm.
. jr. av, B. HIM
III. Cen. let r. 4a. I) Weairn M4 ii nd
Inter. Met. ii 71 Kta, li' Ma
4"; ..t!!:; IJa, 7;..!;
Bid. 'Offerfd.
Boston allntnic WtncUs,
BOSTON, July Jl.-CoslneT quotations
on mlnlnif stocks wers;
Alloutf ., IIHMobawk 4
Amal. Owper IIH Ntrad Coo !
'W ,v. . (. u. mm W lft 41 H lei 9. - i-
A. Z U & 0....... nniplaalnc Ulna .. 13-14
Anaona uira. ...... annonn outt UK
B, ft C. a ft 8. M. 79 Korlh Ukl it?
Cel. r Arliona...... 13 014 Dominion 41
IU. ft Htcl....,..3 oaceeu 7I
Centennial 13 Quiacr 3
Xnper lUsg C C. IIS4 Btaosaa ru
Ealt Butte C. M 10)4 Superior :t2
rranklln H-8uprlor ft D, M...
ranbr Xon. , II Tamarack u
Oreene Cananea... 1 11-11 U. 8. 8. R, & 11... IIU
late Tlerala Comr. II to rM dtH
Kerr Uk lU-Utah Coa.
LaU Copper
1 Balle Copper.
Miami Copper
Aaked.
IffZ?0 topper Co 44Ji
nviniuw ....,.., fe.
London Stork Mnrbet,
TONDON, July 21. American securities
moved Irregularly after a steady open
M
17 17H
33X 3M I
issii
IIS loi
SU 30)4
10
U llti WH
nA M14. 7t4
:U H
100 17 17 17
100 41 41 4014
JSH
t.704 hi, tm n .
3,300 :ih 23H
100 77 . 77 71.
00 ti
iolioo 1UW 147' liiu
i 83
moo it em com
71.100 I7H MS 7U
t.100 107 lOITj 102
4,400 4SU' 44 45U
200 2 35i
(, tut. ii.i,
iiii 'iovi 4S
1 I! Il'
MU 0 C041
Ing today. At noon prices wero from lo
higher to Uo lower than Saturday's New
York cloning,
CBBMln, swsr. TJ lJ-iailllnoI C.ntrsl UT
do secant . J1H M . K. T tlH
Antl. Coppr IIHM T. C.ntr.1 IN
Atchison Wiil'nnrlira II
Camdlut rctnc....M3Hn4lo , (I
Chlfn 0. W U seuttMm nettle.... Hit
SI. rul lMHUnta rtellle 11
DctiT.r nio a..., itvv. s. sti ni
Brl i MHWitaih
d lt rM. ........ 41 Dllr NV4
Oruid Trunk ItHRtnd Mint. I
SILVER Bar, uncertain at 27 l-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 2? per cent.
The ruts of discount In tho upon market
ror snort diiis is ji per cent; ior tnree
months' bill;. 41-164 per cfiit.
Trensnry Statement.
WASHINGTON. July Sl.-The condition
of the United States treasury nt Uie be
ginning of business today was: Net bal
ance In general fund, $12S,640,3S3. Total
ntrtttf Kntlintnv. tl Olfl SSV tntnl T1AV-
meats Saturday", $2,$20,21, The (toflclt this
fiscal voar Is J17.174.SI6. against a deficit
of $8,192,166 last year, exclusive of Panama
canal ana pumio aeut transactions.
New York Mining; stocks.
NEW YORK. July 21.-Closlnir ouota-
tlons on mining stocks:
Com. Tunnel tUxk... ILttlU CJilif
do bona. iDiinitn ...,ns
Coo. Cl, A Vs...... UOnUrla ' itZ
Iron SIWr ......... . .lWYpiinw J.rw.i "'
LmJt!U Con lophlr li
0ftr4.
Rank Clearlnn-s.
OMAHA. Julv 21 Rank t-l.rln. rn.
today are $3,0M,S77.87 and $8.5,101.8S for
mo vurrcnyouuinic oay last year,
OSaAftA GUNKRA1, MAHKiST,
iidT. i r'"116' Ireh- ltc'' rout, fresh.
ntcklRrr.? iirftWl '"" lsi Spanish
mackerel, 16o; shad roe, per pair, oi
a.'ino,n' frM"' halibut, fioTh Wo
nha,ri..8c.i,bbullABadi "oi channel cat-
f?iVJtfjt1,lke' 160i pickerel, lie.
i?nn. lili88' b,oc awlB. 3oi twins.
17c; daises, lo; trip Ut, KWc Young
Americas, igo blue libel bricl? 17oi Urn-
. 1 OULTRY lirollers. stwraio tier lh.i
4cns, JOC: COCKS. lllUp ' ,ltmka -,.
fse,.15,?. twy' a25c; pigoonsTper
rw'J1'., rooters' 9f ducks, full lea-
" T,1 t?!?ui "Pe.""" loumcreu, io;
..TTr"f. "'PT-"". nos. imo: NO.
.....1.1...
colnpany? reported by th Olllnsky Fruit
FHUIT Jjstra fancy elberta frecstono
SS?h1n.,.P.r,,llul,h.''.1!15' 6-hushel lots,
per bushel, $2.86; oitrs, fancy elberta freel
?.'i?JL. pfachc!- P.or -basket crats. 8O0.
S.v .. .qeciuuous xruit: uiimax
.au j viuiiib, per crate. .7o: iiur.
?.aS.. '.Wf rod Plums, per crate,
i;,i,?.n lare trreen plums, per
crate, $1.85; Simon largo red plums, per
crate, $1.6; Uotan medium red plums, ior
nrnln , 1 f.i. .Tl.. ........ , . iT .
..uv. jittHeujr lario Diue Plums,
rBl w.cttin, aj.ou; icurs, uartiett s, per
Iv'W A,U wuunes, or. jonn, per box,
$1.25; Crawford peaches, per box, $1.25:
Arizona standard cantaloupes, per crate,
$3.25; Arizona pony cantaloupes, per crate.
$2.75; Arizona Jumbo cantaloupes, per
waw, e.ii, auiuriuii caniaioupes, pony
Crates. 12. W: California ranln(niini.
standard, per crate, $3.00. Homo grown
uiacKuernes, per -4-quari case, $3.w. Va
lencia oranges, extra fine, IX 2S8 sizes,
per box, $0.00; Sunkist VBlenclas, I5t,
$0.50; 17B, 2U0, 216. 250 slzos, per box, $7.00.
Orapefrult. .lorida, Indian niver, 4, 64,
64 sizes, $10.00. Lemons, extra inncy Sun-
Kist, 3G0s and scos, por box, $10.00; extra
cnoice rea nan lemons, sws ana 300s, per
box, $10.00.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, lartre. now.
per bushel, $1.00. Onions, California large
yenow, per pouna, aq. xomatoes, Ten
nessee, per 4baeket crate, $1.25; 6-crate
lots. $1.20. Vatermelons, Alabama sweot,
per pound, lVio; 6-crate lots, per pound,
iWc .
misckl,uaniOUH Hoasting ears, per
dozen, 15c; Michigan celery, per dozen
85c; Mott'a cider, per keg, $3.50; Nehawka
cider, Per keg, $125; asparagus, por dozen,
50c; rhubarb, per dozen, 2vc; onions, per
dozen, 20a; now beets, carrots, turnips
Der dozen. 30c: Parsley, ner dozen. 40a:
radish, per dozen, 20c; head lettuce, per
dozen, $1.00; homegrown leaf lettuce, por
uozen, zoo; green poppers, per naskut,
uc; wax or Hreo" Deans, per nasicet,
$1.00; hothouse cucumbers, per basket,
91. t:uuil,iunc7i, iiuuiiu, lu a73V
Venetian garlic, per pound, l2Wc; new
cabbaeo. ner oound. 2Hc: eirenlant. nor
dozen, $1.50; horseradish. 2 dozen bottles
In casa, per case, $1.90; Dromedary brand
dates, package, $3.00; Anchor brand dates,
package, $2.25; walnuts, No, 1 soft shell,
per pound, 20c; medium pecans, por pound.
13 Ho; Jumbo pecans, per pound, 15c; giant
pecans, Louisiana paper sholl, per pound,
25c; flibarts, per pound, 15o; Drake al
monds, per pound, 15c: paper shell, 18a;
Brazils, per pound. 10c: large washed,
per pound, 12cj black walnuts, per pound,
2V4c; raw No. 1 peanuts, per ppund, 7o;
lumbo peanuts, per pound. 8c; roast pea.
nuts, per pound, 8Vic shell bark hickory
nuts, per pound, 4c; largo hickory huts,
per pound, 3o; white rice popcorn, per
pound, 4c; checkers, por 100-package case,
$3.50; checkers, per 50-package caiie, $1.75;
LesUe berry boxes, quarts, per 1,000. $2.75.
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK, July 2i.-COTTON.-fipot,
quiet; middling uplands, 12.40o; mid
dling gulf, 12.65c. Sales 1,800 bales.
Futures closed steady; closing bids:
July, 12.1c; August, 12.05c; September,
U.72c: October, ll.52o; November, 11.45o;
December, 11.46c; January, 11.40c; Feb
ruary, 11.41c: March. 11.47c; May, 11.51c,
Cloned steady at a net decline ot 5 to
"new1 ORLEANS. July 21.-COTTON-Sppt,
quiet, unchange.; middling, 12 7-16c;
safes, 623 bales.
ST. LOUIS. July 21.-COTTON Quiet;
middling, 12 6-16cJ sales, nono; recolpts,
277 bales; shipments, 277 bales; stocks,
IfifiM hairs.
T.TVERPOOL. July 21 COTTON-Sooi.
easier; good bmlhess; middling fair, 7.32et;
gOOa miaaiins, o.uou, iiuuuiiiias, d.ku, iuw
middling, 6.62d; good ordinary. S.Old; ordi
nary, 6.70d.
Visible Supply of . Grain.
NHW YORK. July 21. Visible supply
of trraln In the United States July 19. as
complied by the Produce oxchango was:
wneat, w.wi.vw nusneis: increasea
bushels; In bond, 1,436,000 bushels; der
creased, 695,000 bushels. Corn, 9,670,000
bushels; decreased, i,evr,uuu pusneis, uats,
17.885.000 bushels; increased 174,000 bush
els: in bond, 429,000 bushels; decreased
39,000 bushels, Rye, 423,000 bushels; In
creased 8,000 bushels. Barley, 1,641,000 bu.;
increased 36,000 bushels; In bond, 49.000
bushels; increased, 20,000 bushels. The
8,049,000 bushels, a decrease of 1,632,000
bushels. Lost woek's visible supply of
wheat, corrected, 28,979,000 bushels', in
stead ot 29,843,000 bushels.
Omaha Itr Market.
OMAHA.- July 21. PRAIRIE HAY OM
fo. 1 to choice, upland, $9.5010.00;. extra
choice. In light bales, might bring $10,50;
No. 2, $8.C04J0.50i No. 3, $7.008 60; No. I
to choice midland, $3.WaiO.O0; No. 2,
$8.50(39.50; No. 3. $7.00178.60; No. 1 to choice
lowland, $8.0OS0.00; Nb. 3, 5.00fi7.00. New
No. 1 to choice upland or midland, $10 50
011.00: No. 2 and lowland. $9.50&10.50.
Straw: Choice wheat is quotable at $5.00
CiB.w. cnoice oai or rye, n.tmi.w. Al
falfa: None hern. Choice old alfalfa Is
quotable at $12,00313.00: No. 2, 3)10.00012.00;
No. 3, $a.0010.00: No. I to choice new al
falfa, $11.00012.0
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, July 21.-COFFET-A
sharp advance In the European markets
resulted In a steady opening in the local
cofee market with first prices 15 to 11
polnta. higher. Around midday prices
experienced a partial setback undei
realizing, but rallied later on renewed
buying, closing steady at 20 to 30 points
not advance. July, 9.77c; September,
9.35c; October, 9.43o; December, 9.66c;
January, .C6o; March, 8.77c; April, 9.82c;
May, 9.87o.
Spot. linn; Rio 7s, 9Ho; Saritos 4s, llTio.
Mild, dull; Cordova, UgltiHc. nominal
Dry (Spoil Market.
NEW YORK. July 21.-DRY OOODS
Cotton goods markets are quiet and
steady with prices unchanged. Cotton
yarns are quiet and firm; men's weat
lines for spring 1914, opened during the
day, , showed a reduction of 10c a yard
'On, staple serges.
Oil nnd Ilneln.
NEW YORK, July 21.-OILS-Cotton.
seed, prime summer yellow, $9.15; July
and Beptember, $9.20; December, $8.64.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to
rood. $4.4024.50.
TURPENTINE Quiet; machine, bbls,
2Sa
"",' "o. i loins, waci no.
&-,u0Vt3' 1Mc- No- 1 chucks, Ha;
'No. 2, iic: No. 3. l4Vio. No i !,i,7w
74c; No. 2. fiic: No 3. 64lc. " 1
Alia luiinwinir rriiir nnY
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Becyei Steady, with Cows and Heif
ers Lower.
FEEDERS VERY SLOW, LOWER
IIorm Mendy Vlx I.OTrer nnd Slow
Sheep nnd l.nmlm In IrfrKe Re
ceipt nml Around iinr
ter I.oTTer.
SOUTH OMAHA, Juiy Si, IMS
Recelpu werel Cattt. HoRs. SliesP.
16,000
8.47J
Vtt6
7.SJI
4.139
Kjviwmw mummy -frr
Same day last week., 3,01?
Same day 3 wks. ag-o.. 1.U50
Sams day 3 wks, aito.. X.W1
Same day 4 wks. npo.. ifi'M
na na nnv laat vnar.. a u.u
ThA fntlnttrltic tnhln aVinw frie reCSlPtB
of oattje, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
uvo biock market for tne year to o
compared with last year.
lla. isix, inc. j.
Cattlo 4CO.39 451,310
Hogs 1.619.0oO 2,(W,ai7
Sheep 1,034.541 M4.4W 60.C4S .......
Tim fnllnwtnir tnhln ulirtWl lh ranftS Of
prices for hoes at South Omaha for tht
last lew days, with comcrioni
Date. 1113. .mi.lt.
11S03.I1M7.
July I,.
July I..
t Ml
6 U
1$
6 14
5 &
lu
868
6 74
e
&71
8 76
6 73
5 64
6 74
6 b0
7 67
7 7
July 10..
July U..
July 11.
July 1$.
6 Z
e
6 43
75
7 67
7 7
7 S3
49
A 43,
July 14.
July IS.
juiy is.
July 17.
7 S3
7 74
6 44
July 1$.
40
e
6 83
juiy iy.
July 20.
7 76
7 7W
7 70
July 31.
8 07JJ
6 37
Hvnday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Otook Yards, South Omaha.
Neb.,.for twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p. m. July 19, 1913
RECEIPTS OARS.
Cattlo. Hgs. BhP. Hrs.
C, M. & St. V 10 3
Missouri racuio ..a ..
Union Pacific 20 li 2
u. & N. W.. east.. 7 4 1..
C. & N. W.. west.. 36 SS
C, St P., M. & O.. 6 1 ..
O., Ji. St Q., east.,, 4 .. .. ..
C. U & Q.. west... 62 37 6 1
C, R. I. & P., east 11 8 ,. ..
Total receipts.. .148 M 7
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
came, iioks. cuieru
Morris & Co 3oa
tiwlft & Co (03
Cudahy Packing Co....2,$98
l,u
1,M
1,077
1,620
$.817
3.K5
Armour & Co...
607
476
Soh warts & Co
J. w. Murphy 791
TJnMln nnklnir Co..
33
Jlcnton, Vansant & L.
133
61
91
37
20
1
36
11111 & Bon
v. n. Iiwla
......
J. B. Root & Co.
It BUlla
L. F. liusz
ltmenstack Bros
.I........, 9. Wllntrcf..
16
li, v. Hamilton i
Sullivan Bros 69
Rothschild at Krcbs.... u
Mo. & Kan, Calf Co.... C
Other buyers 6JU
3,382 1,878
Total 6,476 8,691 9,520
CATTLE Cattlo receipts were about
on ft par with a week ago, a total ol W
cars ot all kinds being reported In. Ths
market as a whole was in Very fair con
dition so far as killers were concerned.
Beef steers opened a little ktow, but as
the market warmed up, became reason
ably active so far as desirable kinds
of steers were concerned, l'rlooo paid
for such wero Just about steady with last
week's close As high as ti.tib was paid
for choice heavy cattle, this price being
the highest that has been paid tor heavy
steers since last year. This price on cat
tle was paid on Tuesday of last week,
but tho cattle bringing the price at that
Unto wero choice yearlings. Common, and
Inferior grades ot boet steers were slow
all day.
Better grades of dry lot . cows and
heifers did not show possibly bo much
change, but tho general run of butcher
stock was around 10c lower, grassy kinds
showing tho most decline. The eame was
truo ot bulls, tho best Xqd bulla, belm;
about steady,, with medium kinds, -on the
irraaav ordur lower. Veal calves sold UD
as high as $9.75, top being the same us
last week.
Blockers and feeders wero very slow
salo and thu feeling was still lower than
it was last week. The general market
on such cattle js safely oOo lowtr than
the high time a week ago today, and
perhaps mora than that off on tho In
terior grades.
isolations on cauiei uooa io cinoico
beef steers, $8.25(18.76; fair to good beet
steers, $7.908.25 common to fair beef
steers. 17.25di7.90: rood to choice heifers.
$7.008,00 good to cholco cows, J6.tWtf7.40;
fair to good grades, $5.250,00; common
to lair K ran og, u.wu-o.sd; gooa io cnoice
stackers and feeders. $7.2.xf7.75; fair to
good stockers and feders, $8.76i&7.25; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, I6.2&y
6.75", stock cows and heifers, $5.0036.50;
veal calvos, $7.00O.7l; bulls, stags, etc.,
16.007,40.
Representative sales'
BEiCif BTiSlUUq.
Ko.
II....
7....
II....
13....
37....
1....
3....
I....
11...,
..
II....
1....
10....
II...,
37....
32....
11....
3....
10....
At. Pr.
.....1104 7 30
1013 7 30
1001 7 IS
104 7 IS
ION 1 IS
leo 7 is
No.
At. Pr.
1211 I 36
33
21 .....1340
SO 1240
I 33
3 13
3 33
I 36
3 14
14
I 30
3 34
3 34
3 U
3 U
1 is
a 14
a 10
I 33
31..., 317
34 .....1374
31... 134
40......... ,.1040
33 1.1384
30 1234
,141 I 00
till
3 00
1171
371
1171
730
1043
1323
1137
I 00
3 10
3 IS
3 30
I 30
3 34
3 31
....1443
....ISM
....1111
....1340
..,.1413
....1433
If Ht
'
ft i
lift
3 20
17.
....1177
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
,, 711 7 04 Zl, .......... Ml
Ill 7 34 . 34. ...v 1011
lit 7 73 II. Ml
Ill I 04 ti. 341
11W 3 33 713
3 U
3 13
3 IS
I 40
I 31
I 04
I 04
I 14
I 14
23
I IS
e 33
I 35
7 14
7 33
., IM 4 04
,. 311 I 75
.,1164 I 00
1.:;
100
114
.., 1013
113
67S
.m.m 330
........ 131
1030
..1044
3t...
31,.,
2l!l!
, 130
I 33
...'334
... IM
... 104
...1114
... 134
S 3S
I 34
3 73
3 73
I to
I 00
.1011
7.
COWH AND HEIFERS.
,., 310 T 04
., 410 1 14
., 371 S-0
,. 411 3 10
.. 4M I 40
.. Ill I 70
130 6 7S
,, 411 6 10
., 117 6 30
,, 300 I 00
731 4 00
II
, 701
, 307
, 111
, 40S
, 330
, 133
I 00
I 00
I 33
I 34
I 73
7 28
II
11...
3...
2...
37...
13...
41...
3,..
10.'.'.'.',',
17 ,
1
. 330 7 34
. 777 1 H
. 333 7 73
BULLS.
1000 s 10 1 11(0
I 31
Tlt
7 IS
3.
1.
1.
1.
113 t 40 2 1170
1334 I 30 2
... 314 I 73 1
"calves,
421 I 00 1....,
433 I 2S l-.c
120 I 73 1
310 7 73 4....,
334 8 IB 1.,...
....,17(0
1370
.... 120
.... 110
130
.... 130
.... 170
I 31
I 25
I 30
3 SO
I 73
307 I 00
OTOOICBR8 AND FEEDERS.
37 4 4 00 34 ,. 331 I 44
Ill 3 26 17 lit I 44
174 I 04 11 434 ( 34
730 I 35 8 743 34
... SIS 3 23 II 174 I 30
CM I 35 1 174 I 73
, 333 3 t . 331 I 30
WESTERNS. .
Nebraska.
a'.'.'.
36 steers. ...1149
8 cows 987
6 heifers... 623
2 bulls 1305
3 cows 1040
6 cows 1011
4 cows 793
7 70 13 cows 1011 8 40
6 90
6 75
6 40
6 85
5 50
6 10
1 bull 880 6 00
6 heifers... 673 60
2 cows 1225 6 60
1 cow 1050 6 60
4 cows 915 4 25
HOOS Receipts this morning were very
fair for a Monday, there being about 9-1
cars or e.sw neaa reportea in. This is
lust about ths same as tor last Monday
and Is over 1,500 larger than the tamo day
last year,
The trade today waa very similar to last
week's markets. Shippers were the first
buyers out, and they picked up quite a
few loads ot the good to choice lights
and butchers at prices that were fully
steady. Packers! were Inclined to lower
prices a little, and made their first bids
at figures that were fully 5o and In many
cases 69100 lower. Sellers refused to
make tne concessions demanded and held
their offerings at prices that wera vary
nearly steady. After nearly twp hours of
Inactivity, the traders finally got together
. .1 1,a Hull nt lha ra.lr...' rM , V, ...
was made at a decline ot about 6a. The
marKet was ratner uneven, ana some
salesmen, whose strings were on the llgnt
7 231 S3 IU
7 li $63
7 34 $3
7 W Itl S 41
7 SO 6 U 3 33
! 1 6 JO S 31
6 21 IS
7 15 6 7 a 38
7 15 8 a
7 IS 6 30
7 17 6 34 I 35
7 SOt 33 8 35
7 33 6 3S 8 28
0 37 8 31
order, quoted values as weak to 5c lower,
while hogs on ths rough, mixed nnd
heavy order, were, In a great mnny oases,
54fl0o lower Movement was very slow
all tho morning, and nt 10:.V thcro were
stilt a few loads unsold. Most of the
hogs sold at $8.80418.86, and a few loads
ot choice lights equalled Saturday's high
mark of $9.10.
Representative sales!
M. At, 8h. Pr, . At. Bh. Pr.
II ..301 ... I 71 II 1M ... s u
0 310 ... 1 1 II lit 140 s U
33.... ...117 ... ITS 13 3St 10 I H
M Ill ... I 73 , U in ... a is
14 304 130 I 10 ' 17 Ill ... I H .
I 391 M 'I 10 17 XI ... I 33 1
71 377 too 3 10 71 134 30 3 30
ll.i 371 10 I M 71 133 130 IN'.
VI 3 30 I 10 70.,.,., ,JM ISO I M
II . 10 I 10 77 ..134 IK IK
47. .....a ... 110 71 3t4 110 I 30
3. ...... MO ... 3 30 10 333 ... I to
31 37 1W I 30 13 Ml IN 3 30
47,, 363 110 3 34 70 333 ... 3 10
45 ,.311 ... 3 10 tl ..347 110 IN
40 310 ... 3 30 74 343 340 30
II 313. M I II 'i 73.......143 ... I M
II 340 140 I II 13 314 ... 3 to
It 34) ... 1 3 70.. 333 30 3 00
341 110 I IS 41 303 10 00
71 337 30 I 33 73. ......313 ... I KJ.
II. 330 ... 3 II 30 ..331 190 3 33
17 ..Ill ... I II 170 ... I 13
II ..33$ 10 I II II IM 130 I 35
II ..313 ISO Its 77 ..313 ... IIS
71 131 44 3 II 71 300 130 I ItUj
33 Ml 10 I 13 S3 Ill ... IO)
71 13t ... I 33 30 317 139 3 OS
17...... .10 H III II. ,,,...111 ... 103
17 331 ... I II II J04 ... t 03
IS 113 ... I 33 74.. .....501 ... tttS
71 0 110 I IS 73 110 30 t OS
0 Ill 10 133 10.... ...Ill ... 110
13.. 3(1 HO 3 33 K ,.113 ... 1,11
13 243 40 I 33 17 ..113 ... 3 10
i?IIEKP Receipts of sheop and lambs
were very liberal this morning, fifty-
eltrht enra hxlnff retmrieil In tha Vardi.
This was the largest run for any day
since tno miuuia ot April, as a manor
or course Oregon and Idaho supplied the
most of tho run, A very large propor
tion of the offerings consisted ot fat
stock, there being only a small propor
tion of feeder sheep or lambs.
The largo run of itself would not
have beet) sufficient to havo broken tho
market In the face ot the demand, hut
the fact that there has boen a feeling for
soma days that prices at thin point were
high as compared wtlh those being paid
at some other soiling points had a tell
ing effect upon the market With so
giany fat sheep and lambs to select from
uyers representing packing houses wrre
able to take their time In filling orders,
with tho result that tho trade was vory
stow from start to finish, this being truo
of alt kinds of fat stock, both sheep and
lambs At the same tlmo they wero able
to bear the market until prices wero'
aroind a quortor lower than last week.
wnen tne ice was once oroKen ana in
receipts began moving the trade livened
up a little and a. considerable proportion
of the receipts changed hands in fair
season.
For a Monday there was a gooa acai
of lnauirv for feeder sheen and lambs
and the few here sold at prices that
did not show much chango as compared
wittt last wecK's close
Quotations, on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to oholoe, 87.tiOa7.60; lambs, fair to
Sood. $7.1037.40! lambs, culls. 31.2Mf5.D0:
lambs, feeders, I6.1M,W; yearlings, good,
to choice, 5.76QC.2Jf; yearlings, fair to
goodj $S.60ift6.75: yearlings, feeders, $4,250
5.00! wethers, good to cnoice, $4.4084.70;
wethers, fair to good, $4.2&lf4.4Q; wethers,
feeders, $12S4X.0O eweq, good to cholco,
34.1MTM.30: ewna. fair to irnod. S4.O04N.1S!
ewes, feeders, $2.7603.26; cull sheep, $2.00
U3.UU.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
791 Oregon feeder lambs 5 6 83
67 cull feeder lambs.. 50 6 CO
251 Colorado ewes 99 4 23
87 Colorado ewes..... 101 4 25
224 Colorado wethers 93 4 60
78 Colorado wethers 98 4 60
165 Idaho bucks , 162 8 33
200 cull feeder lambs (6 6 65
Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July Zt-HOQS-Ro
$9.0004.10; heavy, $9.0019.10:' packers and
butchers, $9.06(0)5.15; light, $9.0419.20; pigs,
S8.002M.7B.
OATTLB Reoelpts. 16,000 head; market
steady; prlnM fed steers, $8.5CxjJ.o; drossed
Doei steers, j.j&irs.w; western steers,
18.&OG6.E5: southern steers. 35.40iii1.tX):
cows, $4.25477.00; heifers, $5.26418.75; stock
ers and feeders. $4.507.so; bulls, $4.t3i
6.75; calves, $6.0039.60.
BUEEP AND LAMBS Recolpts, 8,000
head; market lOo lower; lambs, $5, 2507.50;
yearlings, S4.GGijG.23; wethers, J4.OOy4.75;
awes, $3.5034.25; stackers and feedors,
iQIIICAaO LIVE ST41CIC MARKET
Cattlo Steady in Strontr Hons Weak,
Mostlr I.oTrer
CHICAGO. July 21.-CATTLE-RecelPts.
19,000 head: market steady to BtronKt
beeves, $7.2009.10; TexaH steers, $7.00$&00:
western steers. $7.1538.20: Blockers and
feeders. $5.6037.85: cows and heifers. $3.80
(ije.W; calves. $8.25CP11.26.
ituuu iieceipts, k,wu neaa; marKot
weak, mostly 6c to 10c lower; bulk nt
I M SWSJrt iAi 1 1 A 1KI rife I..
$8.S5.4&; heavy, 8.(9.S5; rough, 3.65
H.K0 DlKfta ii.tAnVJ.W,
O I T r tr T AMI) T.AMTIfl T)r.rlnfti & ftrYi
head: market weak: native sheep. $4.i0di
6.00; western, $4.1030.00; yearlings, $5.S$
6.25 lomDB, native, $s.ziW'.s; western,
KnnaHH Cltr Llvo stock Market
KANSAS CITY, Mo July 2t CATTLE
Receipts, 16,000 head; market steady to
stronei Drimo fed steers. 13.6OIi8.S0:
dressed beef steers, $7.0008.40; western
steers, $d.75S-2a; soutnern steers, ss.ttoa
7.30: cows J4.0O3n.00: heifers, $5.008.75:
stockers and feeders, $5,003)7.66; bulls, $4.76
6.60; calves, JO.OO-tfO.Cfl.
HOGS Receipts, 9,000 head; market 66
to ioo nigner; duik or sales, simakiu.jv;
heavy, $9.0000.10; packers and butohers,
$9.00i2O.2Oi llKht. J8.9MI9.20: pigs. J8.UXriS.73,
8HBEP AND LAMBS Receipts 4,000
neaa; maruet zoo lower; lamos, 3o.idwi.lu
yearlings, J4.50a5.tO; wethers. M.0O&4.75
ewes, 3J.axan.it.
At, Louis Live Stock Market
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 2L CATTLKrRe
celpts, 7,500 head: market steady; good to
choice steers, $7.2636.00; stackers and feed
ers, $5.2&tJ7.w; cows ana neuers, n.-?ors.w
bulls. tS.OOSr7.00: calves. $6.00311.00: south-
em steers, $5.258.10; cows and heifers,
34.2M7l!.tO.
HOOS Rocelpts, 11,000 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, $7.264?9.65; mixed
and butchers, $9.4S.6S; good heavy, $9.4
. EE.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6,000
head; markat steady, ioo lower; iambs,
50 lower; muttons, ii.auaA.a; yearlings,
$5.00a.25; lambs, w-uwi tx
Hloux Cltr Live Stock Market
BIOUX CITY, Ia July Jl.-CATTIiE-
Recelpts, z,QW neaa; marxet stoaay; na
tive steers, J7.103S.tt; cows and heifers,
J5.7CC8.00; canncrs, $3.7526.00; calves, $7.76
flO.60; bulls, stags, etc., J5.37.60.
HOOS Receipts, 5,000 head; market
taadv. heavy. $8.55m80: mixed. $S.82V42
8.90; light, JS.003.10; bulk of sales, $8.69
m.w.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800
head; no quotations.
a. .TrntAnh I.lvfl Mfoelr 7lfitvk4.
BT. JOSEPH. July 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,800 head; market slow: steers,
calves, ti.vrsfii.w.
HOOS Receipts, 8,200 head; market
slow: top, s.xv; duik. kuvhv.u.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,600
neaa, marav .un , ,mwd, ,..i..
Live Stoc-lc In Sleht,
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
ninai western markets yesterday:
Cattle. IIorb. Sheep,
South Omaha 8,800 6,300 15,000
St. Joseph 1.800 8.200 3,600
H-nVaH City 16.000 9.000 4.C00
Chicago 19.000 47.000 36.009
St. Lout 7.600 11,000 6.000
SIOUX City ............ 2,000 5,000 8,000
Totals
, 43,100 86,600 64,800
Bvaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, July 21. BVAPORATED
APPLES Finn; fancy, 8V4QSVio; choice,
liviov a ..v.j M.avw, ..-... w-..
fnrnias. 2Ufi)12Uo: Oregons. KiaWe. An-
rlcots, quiet; choice, UlSsCi extra
choice. iztflSVic: fancy, 14V4ttl5c PeacheB.
dull: choice, 6MV4o; extra choice, 6i
7o; fancy, 7y47Hc. Raisins, steady; looso
MuscaUls, 4i44Jlc; choice to fanoy
seeaea, ovvnc, sceuicaa, i?auv7iui Koiiuon
layers,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 21. METALS-r-Lead
ulet at t4.3OS4.40: at London. 120 6c.
Spelter, steady at $5.3085.40; at London,
tsu lzs ta.
nnnnnn T ..... .... I ... . .
$13.87, bid; July, $13.87814.26: August, $13.87
tfl4.25: September, 13.95m4.0B: electrolytic,
$14.nJl.t0; lake, ltJ7Qlit2; caatloga,
IH.OOf 14.26. Tin: Pull; spot, $M.2&940.M:
July, $10. 1541H0. 60; August and September.!
$ 10. liw 10.37. Antimony. Dull; Cookson's.l
$8.40418.56. Iron: Irregular, No. 1 north
ern; it rsfiio.w; no. z norinern, io.ip
15.50; No. 1 southern. $16.00916.50; No. L
southern soft. $16.CO16.50. The London
markets closed as follows: Copper; Spot,
(S318s9d; futures, f4 1 Sd. Tin: Spot,
tlS3 6s; futures, 184 5. Iron: Cleveland
warrants, 56s 3d.
ST. LOUIS, July 21. METALS Lead,
firm at $4.20; spelter, firm at $5.20.
Torn nnd Whrnt neirlurt flnlletln.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Weather bureau. . for Omaha, for the
twenty-four Hours ending at s a. m., torn
meridian time, Monday, July 31, 1913:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp. Rain
tTtatlon. High.
Low.
fait
.00
.00
.00
.00
,00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.01
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00 -.00
,
.00
sky.
Clear
Pt. cloudy,
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt cloudy
Clear
rt. cloudy,
Pt. cloudy)
Clear
Clear '
Clear
rt. oloudy
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy;
Clear .
Pa. cloudy
Clear
.Vthland. Neb.. 84
Auburn
86
Broken Bow;... Sf
63
61
56 ,
61
52
65
62
68
67
64
66
49
63
63
60
M
61
53
64
Columbus 1. ..1. 81
Culbertson 1. ... 85 j
Fatrbury 8S
Fairmont 84
Grand Island... 81
Hartlngton .... 79
Hastings ....... 84
Hnldrego 89
Lincoln 83
North Platte.. 80
Oakdale 78
Omaha ., ,. 79
Tekamah ...... S3
Valentino 80
Alta, In 80
Carroll 79
Clarlnda 83
Sioux City 78
Minimum tcmpornturo for twelve hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
D1BTRICT AVERAGES,
No. of Temp. Ralru
District. Stations. .High. Low. fall.
Columbus, 13 80 66
LoulsvUlo 23 P0 .68
Indianapolis .... 14 81 66
Chicago 24 78 62
St, Louts 19 86 63
Des Moines,.,... 23 80 M
Minneapolis 61 80 62
Knnsaa City 20 66 68
.00'
Omaha 17 83 64
Moderate
temperatures prevailed
corn and wheat reirinn
throughout tho
during the last twenty-four hours. Tho
only appreciable Precipitation that 00.
curred In tho entire region during ths last
iwcnry-iour nours was at one station in
tho St. Louis district. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Bnsrnr Market,
Hnro vnntr T.,t., 01 ouniT..n.
Mftuy: muscovado, j.(Ms; contrltuicaJ,
loaf, 6.400! crushed. 6.300o; mould A.I
4.9501 icubes, 4-85o: XXXX. powdered, 4.76o;'
I'unueicu, i.iuu, una Kranuiaiea ana aam
mm A J A m mJ - II... u I a a ,a . w
i.iuii n, iwu, uuiiutuonetJ a, .40o; no,
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Julv 21. nemt N. b iinw. ;t
63c: No. 8 yollow. C3c. ' H
uax jsianaara, new, 400J No, 4 white,
new and old, 39Hc.
Wool Market.
BT. LOUIS. July 21. WOOL-Steadrl
northern and1 western mediums, i7S03i -light
burry, qftOMMo; fine burryn lStpiiHo. n
Klirln Butter Blqrket,
ELGIN. III.. Julv 21 ntTTTKR TTlT-mt
William Hanger Must "
Serve Rest of Prison j
Term at Penitentiary; ,
William Hanger, niter enjoying a
parole frdm tho stato penitentiary for ten M
days, has been ordered returned to the .
penitentiary. John O. Yclser, member ot '
the pardon board in Omaha, communi
cated with some of tho other members by '
Ipng distance telephone and arranged to . .
order Hanger back to- prison, because hla
former wife, living In Oraahot had rea--
sons to greatly fear him while ho wa,a
at largo.
She. received on anonymous letter soon
after he arrived in dmoaha. The letter
requested her to come to South. FlfteentltL
stroet ono night to meet an old acquaint
ance. Knowing that her former husband '
was in Omeaha bn parole, and remember' .
ing that ho was twice sentenced to tho
penltontlary .for attempting to kill her,
she grow suspicion over the letter. Sba
caused him to bo arrested shortly after '
wards and has since been In, tha city
jail pending .word from the stato pardon
board.
Persistent Advertising Is ths Road to
Big Returns.
"I7ot an Experiment."
BMP TO
h-POEHLER co.
Established 3.85S.
GRAIN COMMISSION
"end for Bally Ksikit letter."
Mxtrzfc&?ox.X8 buluxic
We make both tha
drawings and cuts at
vtiry reasonabls prices
to meet any need.
ThU drawing would
hawyutYOUt7.S0
'and the out 06 centi.
Bee EngraYing Department
See Bllg. nana Tyler loot
MUBs!gafiUujn
H l
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.001
.0(1
.20
,
.001 1
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