Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, Till'ltSDAV .U'lA l'H, 1014.
i
TAHKS 'TRIMJIGERS TWICE
Hew Yorks Take Double-Header
from Detroit at Home.
COVELESKIE BEATEN IN FIRST
UlRhlnndern Caiilnre Second by
Scoring SfiTrn Ilnus off Unbac
In the Fifth Itiulnft of
, Contest.
MONUMENTAL TASK FOR TENNIS
CUP DEFENDERS.
NEW YORK, July 22,-Xew York took 1
a doublehcader from Detroit today by 1
ecorcs of 3 to 1 nnd S to 6. Covelesklc.
who shut out New York twice earlier !n
tho season, was defeated l the first game ,
for the recond time In two days. He
pitched' good ball today, but Caldwell was j
hla master, an error "In the second Inning
depriving the local star df a shutout.
Tho Yankees-, tvon the sepqtld'samc by
scdrlng seven runs off Dubuc In the fifth
inning on a double, three slnglta. ft hit
batsman, two errors, a wild pitch and a
sacrifice fly: "Cole was knocked out of
the box In the third inning. Pleh, who
replaced him, was also hit hard, but De
troit could not hunch hits on him. Craw
ford made a homo run and three singles
In the second game. Score first game: i
NEW YORK
McLoughlin, Bundy,
Williams and Behr
Will Defend the Cup
NBW YORK. July 32. Official an
nouncement was made tonight that M.
18. McLoughlin. H. Norria William II,
T. C. Kundy nnd Karl II. Behr. would
comprise the American team to defend
the Dwlght P. Davis International ten
nis trophy.
The nlmln&tlons were made by 11. D.
Wrenn, C. T. Adee and H. W. Slocum.
the committee, In accordance with the
International cup regulations.
. -
MANAGER MADDOX OF
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Spring Wheat Crop Now in Balance,
with Many Possibilities.
CORN VERY MUCH UNSETTLED
Yellow Cere Hi la Up nnd Down anil
,nlth Condition's In Corn licit
Vnryln It Is Hard to Toll
Where Cerent Simula.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Very Light and
Prices Generally Steady.
HOG TRADE AGAIN VERY SLOW
Liberal Ilecclpta of Sheep nttd
IjH tit ti T rn d e store nnit Ten
ilency of Vnlnrs ".tcnttlly
I) it ml ward Kreryrrherc.
OMAHA. July . 19U.
The spring wheat crop Is now In the
balance. Thcrs nro ninny posalblllUwi
surrounding It ami because of this fnct
speculation has at tho moment dwindled
to much smaller proportions. Tho old
time bears are growling of the black
rust reports that are coming forward.
WIPHITA R RFI FASED !They not only hear that to put out short
WICHITA, Kan- July 22. Nicholas
were nn thn hiivlnr aide In i must lib
eral manner yesterday. Ono of theso
... I ... m nt... K. ...... .,.l l.la f,l ln.'l tl .
Maddox. who since tho tatter part of last . " --. " ' b T,
season has been manager and a pitcher, through the houso of Kldston and other
for tire Wichita Western league base bull j concerns. It looked its It the bears uavo
I plai'ed that sldo of the market to a
team was given nis iini-unumuimi -,-.,. ,.. ,., r,iiii
today, according to an announcement by
the president off the local team. Maddox
UHTHOIT.
AD. II. O. A E
liuali. aa,....3 t 4 4 ln&ia. 2b... 4
o i i oiiartaaii, if 3
t 0 1 OPccklspa'. m 3
0 0 0 Octm ef . . 4
Veach, If.... t t.l 0 OUullen. lb... 3
KaTana'h. 2t 4 0 1-1 lCook. rf S
1 11 I ONunamikr, c 1
1 C 1 OMalatl. lb .. 3
0 0 3 OCnldarell. p.. 3
WAI.TEIt CAMP
N'BW YORK. July 22. - The events of
AD. n o A. a.', the last few weeks show very clearly that
J'urtell. 3b... 3
liellman, cf. 4
Crawford, rt. 4
llurna, lb.... 3
SUtiMi. c. .. 4"
Corelwkl. p 3
3 3
1 2
1. 1
n 2
1 13
l 1
0 4
0 1
0 1
Q OUT cup uuiciiuria, i. ...-
l 1 week, have a monumental tusk before
J them," says Walter Camp, the noted
0 eportlng expert. "Brookes and Wilding of
1 the English team arc the men to bo most
o i feared by our players."
Morlaur. lb. 4 2 1
High. cf....-,4 1. 3
Crawford, rf. 6
Veach. If.,,. 4
KaTana'h, 11) 4
Bunia, lb..,, 4
JlcKae, c... 3
inker, a...:. 1
Dubuc,- p.-.C. I
Civet, P.....1
Tot.lt. ..,.J1 t SI 15 S Total! M 7 27 II 1
(Detroit 0 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 01
New York 1 0 tl 0 0 1 1 0 '3
Three-base hit: Veacli. Sacrifice hit:
Itartzell. Rolen base: Caldwell. Left on
bases: New York, 4; Detroit, 7. Rases
on balls: Off Caldwell, 2; off Coveleskle,
2. Struck .out- Uy, Caldwell, 3; by Covel
eskle, 2.- Hit by pitched ball: Uy Cald
well. .Purtell. Time: 1:44. Umpires:
Chill and Connolly. Score second game:
mrrnoiT new vontc.
AB.II O.A.E AII.H.O A E
Huah, 4 3 2 4 ODoone Sb. ,.. 4 3 2 3 0
2 oilartiell, .. 4 i o o
0 Ol'etklnDii.'. u t 1 1 3 0
0 OCrw, cf 3. 1 2 0 0
0 OUulltn. lb... 4 310
1 V-00. rf 4 0 3 1 0
0 OJvmiift. c. . 3 1 7 3 0 1
0 lVlalMl, lb... 4 0 3 3 0!
0 OCol. p. 0 0 0 0 0 !
1 0PIh, p 3 I 0 1 0
2 0
Totila ....31 10 27 14 0
Tot Lit 17 13 24 10 2
Detroit 3 0 ,0 0 0 0 0 1 1-6
New -York .'J' 0.0 o 7 0 0 o
First base on errors: New York, 1.
. Tw'o-Base hits: llartsell, Cree. Home run:
- Crawford. 1 Sacmtce! hit: Uoone. Sacri
fice files: Vcach, Pleh. Stolen bases:
Kavanaugh, Bush. Left on bases: Now
York, 7; 'Detroit, 11. Double plays: Cook
,to Sweeney; Peckinpaugh to Uoone to
. Mullen; Cavct to Hush to Burns. Bases
on' balls: Off Cole. 1: off Plen. 4; off
Dlibuc 2. Struck out: By Pleh, 4; by
Dubuc, 3; by Cavet, 1. lilt by pitched
ball: By Dubuc, Cree. Wild pitcn: Du-
1... Tilth. i f r.Al A I ....... V. I In.
uui. iii,b. l l. cull, .11 uin -mi i ' .
nlng; off Plelr, 11 In eight and two-thirds l
. innings; on Dubuc, In live innings; on
"' Cavet, 2 in three Innings. Time: 2:43.
Vinplres: Connelly and Chill.
Ilontoiia In Hc.conil riace.
4 1
J J
o o
Ing Cleveland today. 3 to 0. Pennock
kept the visitors' hits scattered and was
given grnnd support, especially by Col
lins and Barry. Philadelphi a runs were
duo to bunching base hits with sacrifice
hits and passes. Score:
CLEVELAND. rillLADBUIIIA.
AU.ll.O A K n,.
Oranfj. If... 4 0 1 0 OMurphj tf. . 1
a uninn, i.
0 OColllai. 2b.. 4
3 0nakr. 3b. . 3
OMcInnU. lb. 4
r.runk. cf.... 3
arTT.
Ohanc. c. . 3
IPennock, p. .. 3
0
0 Tot alt . ..M I 27 15 1
0
formerly pitched for
National league team.
the Pittsburgh
Chapman. 4 1 2
Jackaon, cf.. 4 0 2
Ijijotf. 2b... 3 0 3
Klrkr. rf . . 4 1 0
Olaon. 3b.... 4 0 0
Jofinrton, lb 1 IS
Carlnch, c .. 4 2 3
Morton, p
Collamore.
LalboM .
Bttalfr .
2 0 0
p 0 0 0
.000
.10 0
1 0
0 5
1 2
0 1
0 11
1 0
0 4
0 3
1 1
0-4)
-3
ToUU ... 33 14 14 1
Batted for Morton In the seventh.
Batted for Collamore In the ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Phllnrielnhla. 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
Two-base hits: Carlsch. Collins. Hits:
Off Morton, 4 In six Innings; off Colla
more, 1 In two Innings. Sacrifice hits:
Murphy, Walsh (2). Stolen base: John
ston. Struck out: By Morton, 3; by Pen
nock, X Double plays, Olson. Lipole.
Johnsonton. Left on bases; Cleveland, 9:
Philadelphia, C First base on errors:
Cleveland. 1; Philadelphia, 1. Bases on
halls: Off Morton. 1: off Collamore, 1; off
Pennock. 3. Hit by pitched ball: By
Morton (Walsh). Time: l:4.i. Umpires:
Dinocn and Evans.
New York Americans
Buy Player Kraft
BOSTON, July 23. Boston went Into
second "place In the Amerlaen league race
today by u "double victory over St. Louts. vrA.. vopk .Tnlv 22. President Far
The' BcJore'a Were." 5 ttt 3 nnd C to 2. t , .. Vnr. i,orin irniciia
Thf.TlAt game was a close one. fit. 1 "II of the Now York American league
IxiulA'spored one run at the outset. The club announced today that he had pur
Hed Spx went ahead wltn two runs i chased Clarence Kraft, over whom a
the same inning, gained on heavy hitting ., ,frlw. imnended early yester-
uy vn are.
Shulf of the Inning added two runs c
' iihil. th Ili-oWns. tied the score in the
hecottd, wnen Howard, who had doubled,
v l'nccd ' home-' from secon baso on Ware's
bunt. Boston got a lead again Irr the
third an Sreuker.s second and an error
b W are.
neir
on
autlo' ,1riil1 (Tirntrrlnltf .felnvli. Mtlff ..ljhnl.
i-tiii' error. this. same Foeler" startetJ
'-Jto pitch foi Bqstdu In hW "first game
ftor several wAeks, bu gave way to
V Hedlent nf ter the second Inning.
By timely hitting In the second game
.. the Bed Sox' kepT always ahead and the
' result wan never In doubtj .score, first
Agii me: ' v'
F BOdTON. ST. IOllS.
AU.ll.O A E. AB.II O A.E.
'. lloonfr. rf... 4 2 1 0 OAustln, 3b... 1 1 I 1 1
4 1 3 a vsnouen, cr. . t
0 Ol'iitt, :b.... .1
0 0J. Walker. II 4
1 Lrr. t 4
2 OA'llllama. rf. 4
1 Otlonard. lb.. 4
0 0 Aarra, 3
1 1 Hamilton, p. 3
2 0 -.vittler .. .. 0
0 0
Totals 32 8 24 12
day, from Charles Ebbets of the Brooklyn
nnd Newark clubs. He stated that Kraft,
who Is In Providence today -with the New
ark Internationals, would report here to
morrow .and play first base In the gamo
against tfett'art atthe- Pilo gtwirids. The
particulars of the transaction were not
stated.
Scott
Koeaktr. tfl. 4 2 3
Iwla. If.... 4 1-0
Uardner. 3b.. 4 1 i
Janirln. lb:. 4 2
r Yerkaa, 2b... 2 0
Hoblltxel, lbO 0
ijisidr, c.. .. o
Foattr, p.... 0 0
Ile.llent. p... 3 ,1
Ileh 0
Engle ...... 1 0
1
0 0
0 0
0 0
Totals 34 11 37 11 1
Batted for. Foster In the pecond.
Hatted -for iYerkes In the sixth.
Ban for- Leary- In the ninth.
Uoston 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 -6
St. Louis.. ..f 1 1 0 0 0 1 00 0-3
Two-bane ; hltfl: Hooper, Speaker (2),
Howard, Gardner, Lewis. Jar.vrln, Pratt.
lilts: Off Foster,. In two Innmo: olf
iledlent, '4rln"sevcn Innings. Sacrifice
lilt: Hobiltzell. ' Stolen bases: Hooper,
Jauvrln, Shotten, i'ratt. Double pluys:
, Yerkes to Scott to Janvrin, I'ratt to
AVarea to Howard. Left on bases: Bos
ton, 7; St. Louis, 4. Bases 'on balls: Off
, Bedient, 2; off Hamilton. 1. First base
on errors: Boston, 3. Struck out: By
ll'oster, 2; by iledlent, 6; by Hamilton,
L' Jasseriballv-,l-eirj; Balk: Hamilton.
Time: 2:06. Umpires: Egan and Shcrl
irau. ' Score, second game:
BOSTON. ST. LOL'18.
AD.1I.0 A E. AH. H O A.E.
Hooper, rf... 4 2 10 OAuatln, 3b... 4 0 3 3 2
Scott. M,..., 5 0 2. 3 Oibotten. cf... 4 10 0 0
.SpaaLerv-.'eTVS1 o o OPratt, a...... 4 0 4 3
Ijrnlt, 1, 4. 0. OJ, Walkar, If 4 1 2 1 1 ,
(iarflrVT.i'llvi... !. 1 Ofaxr. c 4 3 3 3 0
.IsnrrHr lb.i3--l- 0.4 OAlllluna. rf. 3 0 3 0 0
HoblHiM. lVti 14 0 OHowanl. lb.. 3 1 7 0 0
4."adrrr e-t.... 4 0 1 OMIUer, 2b.... 3 12 2 1
ahorriiD...... 4 10 1 OJamca. p. ...3 0 0 0 0
lj
Trta...M 11 27 12 0 Total 3 7 14 13 4
.Boston- 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 3
st.',4ouis oioooooi o a
Tw'tf-baae hits: Hooper (2), Speaker,
Shqtteri. Sacrifice hits": Jnnvrln (2). Hob
HtzeV'i Stolen base: Speaker, Lewis,
Janvrin (2), Hoblltzel, Howard. Double
plaj;' -J5cott to Hoblltzel. Ieft on biUes:
Bcstbri. ; St. Louts, 4. Bakes on balls:
OfPtihore, 1; off James, 3. First base on
errvwS-JJoston, 1.. Struck out: By Shore,
4. hjii James, 2. Passed ball: Lar'.
Time: 2:C0. t'mplres: Kgan and Sherl
don."" J; SJeiintom Lose to Chlcngo.
AAftillNfi'rriK" intv with ti..
score tied. G to 5. in the beginning of the !
nlntftV Inning. Washington's defense
KRAFT WON LAST GAME
IN WHICH HE PLAYED
NEW YORK. July 22. -Clarence O.
Kraft, the base ball player whose re
fusal to go to Nashville almost caused a
strike of major league ball players, left
Newark last night to Join the Newark
team In Providence, and In all prob.iulllty
wlll be In the game today. The strike
was averted yesterday when Charles Eb
bets of the Brooklyns paid the Nashville
club I2.0CO for Its claim to Kraft.
"I am glad tho case has been settled."
Kraft said, "and I wlll try to show the
fraternity members that I appreciate
what has been done for me, and also to
Kbbets for his part in settling tho af
fair."
Kraft has been In Newark for about
two months. He was sent over by Charles
H nbbets to bolster up first base for the
Indians. He played the position well and
was Improving In his work when he was
ordered out. In fact In his last game,
which was against Baltimore, he won
the contest by a home run with the bases
full.
Iturvtrll Wins In Fifteenth.
Ul'UWHLU Neb.. July S. -tSpechU.)-After
scoring heavily at first Burwell
and Scotia played a flfteon-lnnlng game,
the best seen this year on tho local dia
mond. Each team threatened to score
many times during the contest. Frank
lin had a little the better all the way
through. The score: ,
nurwell OOM0000000000 1-5
Scotia 0 0040000000000 04
Batteries: Burwell, Franklin and Danze;
Scotia, Duryea and Atnmerman.
Wnllnptuir for Cedm- IlnpliU.
PRIMROSB, Neb.. July 22. (Special -In
the second game of base ball of n se
ries of five games held In connection
with the Chautauqua at Cedar Rapids.
Neb., Primrose defeated Cedar Rapids
by the score of 14 to 5 yesterday. Score.
Prlmroin 0 0 0 1 8 0 1 0 414
Cedar Rapids 0 000 3 000 2 B
Batteries: Primrose, Woodson and Cas
tile; Cedar Rapids, Fenton, Maxwell and
Gray. Umpires: Fllnn nnd Dufoa.
Klrhy Oor.'s to Slufeda.
MOBILR, Ala., July 22, Lame Klrby,
who has been playing In the outfield for
Mobile of the Southern association, will
leave here tonight to Join the Bt. LouIh
club of tho Federal league. Klrby yester
day signed a Federal league contract, re
ceiving a bonus said to have been 34,000.
' Artier Holds Ciirlln Tenm.
MOOllEFIELD, Neb., July 22.-(.Special
Tolegram.) Moorefleld decfated Curtis to
day, 12 to a Tho efature of the game was
the heavy hitting of tho locals and the
fine pitching of Artley, who had the situa
tion well in hand at all times.
Southern Railway
Said to Imitate
New Haven Methods
WASHINGTON. July 22. Charges that
purchases of branch lines by the South
ern railway were comparablo to tho New
Haven transactions were made today by
B. L. Dulaney of Bristol, Tenn., before
tho senate committee investigating
charges that tho railroad discriminates
against Charleston and other southern
ports at tho behest ot a coal trust.
"These deals show how millionaires
aro mode," declared Dulaney.
Chiefly hla charge rested on what he
said was the sale of the Virginia &
Southwestern to the Southern by H. K.
McHarg, a director In tho latter, at n
profit of 11,000,000. Dulaney said he, as a
member of a company owning the Vir
ginia & Southwestern, offered control ot
the stock to the Southern for loOO.OOO,
with 11.000,000 bonds outstanding. Later,
he said, McHarg sold it to tho Southern
for approximately 36,500,000. The Knox
vlllo & Bristol, Dulaney said, offered to
him for 140,000, was later sld to the
Southern for about $500,000.
standstill until such time as conditions
In the spring wheat country become more
favorable, if they are to change In that
direction.
Ono of tho best crop experts telterated
too claim made of loates by bluck rust
nnd blight in parts of the Uakotas Theso
reports were given considerable attention
its well as credence They claimed that
deterioration has been marked In some
sections and that former estimates must
bo reduced in order to gel near the ac
tual result.
Producers of grain In that section of
tho spring wheal country where deteriora
tion has been pronounced say losses have
been caused by blight and not black rust;
that the latter cxlU In mnny directions,
but that the plant Is too far advanced
for the disease to do great dumage.
t orn was Irregular ana unvettieu, witn
prices Ho lower to VlOiC higher. Condi
tions In the corn belt varied. Somo sec
tions reported prospects as good while
others claimed that rains arc needed.
Weather In Argentina Is unfavorable
and prlocs at Buenos Ayres wore up mj
ltic. Country offerings at Chicago small.
CaMi demand fair, with sales ot 15,000
buahtlii and vessel room was chartered
for SO.OUO bushels.
Oats were !4GHc higher on September
and December nnd unchanged for July
and May. The market was active, with
shorts In the lead as buyers. Cush sales
were 200,000 bushels.
Tho weakness In lard was the feature
as well as the factor In the provision
market esterday. It was the controlling
Influence and caused the entire list to
ease off somewhat.
Wheat was unchanged to Ko higher.
Corn wns He higher to lc lower.
Oats were He lower.
Clearances were. Wheat and flour.
equal to 1,783,000 bushels; corn, 1,000 bush
els; oaia, sm.wo uushels.
Liverpool c ose: Whest. iCd i cher:
corn, Ti6lUd lower.
I'nmary wneat receipts wero 3,255.000
bushels and shipments 1,745,000 bushels,
against receipts of 2.228.000 bushels and
shipments of 691,000 bushels Inst vcar.
Prlmnry corn receipts were. 610,000 bush
els nnd shipments 323,000 bushels, against
receipts or &oo,aw bushels and shipments
of 610,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts worn S23.0O0 hush.
els and shipments 21.000 bushels, against
receipts or .w.wo bushels and shipments
of 6M.0O0 bushels last year.
CAHLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn
SOL'TH OMAHA, July SS, 1914.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoa-s. Sheep
Official Monday 4.W.) .26 I3.M1
Official Tuesday 3.3T. 9.221 ll.Ol'S
Hstlmato Wednesday .. 1.300 7.700 ll.PO)
Three days' totals.. .9.004 W.1S7 35.fi0
Same ilnv In.t wrrk... &.2tT7 34.67 17.621
Same 2 weeks ago R.244 19,tS 27,54;i
Same 3 weeks ago 10,01 W.119 .ifi
Same 4 weeks ago Mil 2".44 1&.M
Same days last year. .. S.CHM 23.3SS 31.SO0
Tho following table Miows tho irretpts
of cattle, lions and sheep at tho South
Omaha l'vo stork market for the year to
dato aa compared with last joar:
. 1911, 1813. Inc. pce-
Cattlft 421.174 4M,43u 24.22
Hogs 1,494.(109 1.639,24 1SJ.1C3
Sheep 1,210.!69 1.0S4.779 17R.090
'Tho following table shows tho range of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha llve
stock market for tho Inst fow Jay with
comparisons:
bidding prices that were all of a dime
lower, and In somn cases even worse than
that. One packer bought a couple of
droves that did not look to be over iv
nickel lower, and a caupln of other
strings sold at WlOc lower figures, hut
up to midday this was the extent of the
paoker trade. Sellers were all trying hard
to hold things up, but killers aeemed de
termined to pound prices In spite of the
fact that all other points are at least
steady and In most cases show n gain. It
Is hard to describe the dullness ot tho
market Packers did not reem very much
Interested In whether anything sold nnd
at noon a good stis.ro of th supply was
still unsold, with the trade practically
llfelcsa.
Representative sales
Man Charged with
Four Murders Outs
His Own Throat
CHASE BACK IN GAME,
BUFFALO BEATS KAWFEDS
H1FFALO, N. V., July 2t-Wlth Hal
Chate at flrft and Louden back In his
old place at short the local team showed
better form today, winning from Kansas
City, to 3. Packard for the visitors
was taken out at the end of the third
inning after he had given thr passes
and had been hit five times. Anderson
began to weaken In tho ninth, three clean
hits filling the baacs after two were out
Russell Ford was sent In to get the last
man and he succeeded In striking out
Gllmore. Score:
Kansas Clty..0 0100001 1-3 81
Buffalo 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 - 9 2
Batteries: Harris and Easterly; Ander
son. Ford and Blalrc, Iavlgne.
AD CLUB TO ATTEND
BOOSTER GAME IN BODY
BOSTON, July 22. Lawrence Robinson,
charged with tho murder of Police In
spector Thomas J. Norton, committed sui
cide last night by cutting his throat wltn
a steel shank which he. had removed from
one of his shoes. Since the opening ot his
trial he had been confined at night In a
room of tho court houso.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City.
St. Louis.
.972
...137
...ior
...127
...43
..230
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8 35 7 82
8 SSI 7 S3,
7 74
6 43
C4J
643
6 31
6 37
A 41
6 40
76
M Z?t 7 14)
8 31i 7 70! 6 27
8 431 7 59! 6 33
Si
Sunday. Holiday.
Receipts and tiisnosltlon of live stock at
tho Union stock yards In South Omaha,
for twenty-rour hours cmiing at a p. m.
yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.irsec
u. M. & lit. 1' 1 II.
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Pacific .... 10 3
Union Pacific 5 14 29
C, & N. W., east.... 1 3
C. & N. W., west.... 21 42 1
C. St. P., M. & O.. 8 12
C, II. A- Q., east.... 7 I
C, H. . Q.. west.... 7 12 14
C, R. I. & P.. oast.. 9 9
Illinois Central 1 4
Chicago O. W 1
Total receipts ... 7S 111 45
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattlo.Hoirs. Sheen.
. 3M 1,338 1,196
. 328
. 301
,. 296
Winnipeg 90
These sales were rcportod today; 'Wheat
ro. i nara: i cars, (tic;, i curs, i&Vio; 3
cars. 74"ic; fi cars. 74V4o: 2 cars. 71Uc. No.
3 hard: 1 car, 75,4c; 2 cars (ryo mixed).
73Hc. No. 4 hard: 1 car, 73c. Oats No. 3
white: 1 car, 34s;c; s cars, 34Hc; 1 car,
34Uc. No. 4 white: 1 cur. 344c; 3 cars, 34e;
1 car (new). 3.H4o. No gradq: 2 cars, :Hc
vorn iso. i wniie: j cars, 74'ic. No. ;
white: 2 cars, 74c. No. 6 white: 1 car,
72',4C. No. 1 yellow: 3 cars, 69c. Nu. t
yellow: l car. esc. No. 3 yellow: 3 cars.
fiStoc; 4 cars, RSHc No. 6 yellow: 2 cars,
68c. No. 6 yellow: 1 car, CSc No. 1 mixed:
2-5 car (near white), 71c; 2 cars, G8!4c. No.
3 mlxod : 2 cars, CSc. No. G mixed : 2 cars,
87iQ; 3-5 car. C6J4C No. 6 mixed: 1 car.
06V4c. Sample, mixed: 1 car, CfiHc; l
car, file.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
74tiT7c; No. 3 hard, 72T6c; No. 4 hard,
70074c; No. 2 spring, 751i7Rc; No. 3 spring,
741i75c; No. 4 spring, 71673c; No, 2 durum,
72H73Hc; No. 3 durum. 71Hl72ttc. Corn:
No. 2 white, 7474c; No. 3 white, 73iO
74e; No. 4 whlto, 72!4073Vic; No. 2 yellow,
6S09c; No. 3 yellow. CSHaW;c; No. 4
yellow, 674-HSSVic; No. 2 mixed, 6Sg5Uo;
No. 3 mixed, B714aJSc: No. 4 mixed, 67ff
Oats: No. 2 whltcj 3535V4c: stand
ard, 34ieo3r; No. 3 white, 34f344c; No.
4 white, SiMWiic Barloy: Malting. COffc
64c; No. 1 feed, 41CT4SC. Rye: No. 2. Clli
&8c; No. 3, 57G74e.
Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Arniour & Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Pocking Co 5
Kaliy Parking Co
K. C. Serum Co
Cudahy, Kansaa City... S2
W. B. Vnnsunt Co 41
Benton, Vnnsant & L... 5
Hill & .Son r.
F. 11. Lewis 12
Huston A Co S
J. JJ. Root & Co 124
J. II. Bulla 1
Rosenstock Uro 23
1,478
781
1.490
1.001
1,863
3,095
1,848
277
14
McCrcary & Kellogg.
H. F. Hamilton.
Hlgglns
Huffman
Roth
Moycrs ...........
floldherg
Glassberg
John Harvey ...
Other buyers
Totals.
10
.1
13
1
10
1
74
C3
137
.1,729 6,307
1.454
11,4.71
CHICAGO fill A IN AMI PROVISIONS
Features of tbc Trnillng nnd Closlnir
Prices on Ilonril of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 22,-Black rust and heat
spoiling the outlook for even an a-.rage
yield In the spring crop belt mudo tho
Roblneon was accused of shooting Noi- ciOBO wnH flrini 7 fii0 t0 uove Ia8t
ton while resisting arrest In the Boylston
cafe on June 19. Robinson was wanted
In Grand Rapids, Mich., for the killing of
three clerks In a Jewelry store during a
robbery.
Robinson was placed on trial on Mon
day and taking of testimony was to have
begun today. Several witnesses from
Michigan and Ohio were on hand to tes
tify. MAN WHO SHOT FELIX
ANDERSON SURRENDERS
erumnlWl nnd fhtrncn nrnril fntir runa. I
Clcutte singled, was sacrificed to second j' The Omaha Ad Hub has JeWed to
andjiicored on Collins' sacrifice fly. alter attend the Omaha-Des Moines base ball
uergi ana wemmitt hart been passed. ,- i - iwlv Annul 7 hn ih mte
Fouftler singled, .scaring Berser and am,e a b1 U"l3 T
Dcmmltt. and went all the way around receipts are to be placed In a fund for
hlraaelt when StiankH threw wild to the the ontertalnment of the national con-
platel And Henry threw badly to eeOiid. K-entlon of Minor Base Ball leagues.
Damltt got two triples, a single, a sacrl-1 ..l., , .1,. ...... .,
flceraAd a pass In five times up. I whl0,J comf to Omaha the early part
'rJniCAOO. WAPlUNaTON of November. Tho Ad club took up the
ad 11 o a e ad. 11 o a K matter at Us meetong yeilrrday and 't
2 t
1 3
3 1
ll 1
2 I!
0 1
1
2 I
0 0
1 a
2 lAcorta. It.. .5311
4 0Mollar. If. 0 4)1)
1 lPoitrr. till
0 Olindll, lb... 3 0 13 4
0 S.blDkl. It... 3 0 3 1
1 Morgan. Jb.. 1110
2 JeUrlde. ra. 4 3 1 0
4 0 'arr. c... 4 0 I 1
0 0 ;ngel. p. ... 1 0 0 3
3 lAyiea, p... . 3 0 0 4
WnHtf." a.
Hrtf," Jb.
Dfmmltn, II
Colllna. rt..
Koortdar. lb
IlodlaTef...
StrMtttif c .
nrtto.' lb..
Fatwr.p....
OcUr p ..
!
Tofafa. 31 18 a 15 4 Tolali .11 I 17 17 I
iChlae'gO llOiOOOO 49
Washington 1 0 1 1 .' 0 0 0.05
Two-base hit: Acosta. Three-base hits;
Dernttt' t2. F.-sierj McBride. Hits: Off
lnbx, 7 In fivii and one-third Innings;
off Cie)tte. 1 In three and two-thirds lo
nlmta; off Eusel. 8 In four innings (none
out'ln fifth): off Ayres. 4 In five Innings.
Sacrifice h.ts. Berger (2). Ilodle, Demltt,
Weaxtr. Bieton, Mueller, facrilke fly.
Collins. Stolen bases Schalk, Collins,
Founder. Morgan. Double play: Dem
mltt't6 Schalk. Left on bases: Chicago,
i. Ayashineton. 7 Bases on fialLa: Oft
Faher 2: off Clcotte. 2: off Kngel. 1;
off Siyrt, 2. Firit bsie on errors: Chi
cago, it; Washington. 1. Struck out . By
Fabe, 2; by Cicotte. 2. by Engel, 1, by
Ayrea J. Pas-1 ball Schalk i2). Wild
pltrtiea: Faber. Knsel. Time 2.20. Urn.
pirra; ItpUftbrandVand O'L mghl'n.
' Klarat Klrnlekt for Marks.
PHILADFLPHIA, July 22. -Philadelphia
wen Its eighth utraight victory In defeat-
was unanimously carried. Tnls la to be a
lie day In Omaha, and nil Omaha !s
planning on taking a kind of naif holiday
August 7 to attend ;he i:ftme and to con
tribute to a good cause.
night. Corn showed a net advance of
HfHc to (,. and outs finished Vtc off to
So up. In provisions the outcome ranged
from 22Wo decline to a gain of iMiatc.
It was generally admitted for the first
time that all prospects of a big crop ot
wheat this year In tho northwest was
gone. Some experts contended that tho
yield In Minnesota nnd the Dakotns
would prove to be fur below' normal, and
thero seemed to be no doubt that virtu
ally the whole territory throughout the
three stntes mimed had been overspread
to a greater or less extent by blacx rust.
On the other hand, there was high au
thority for an 'Pinion that n big loss
from what had been hoped for the spring
wheat harvest would yet equal nn aver.
bca nlltintifh mm apetlnna would he hit
ST. LOUI8. July 22, Edward KOemg, hard.
who for four days had been sought by Houses that do much of the export
.1.. i.rt. 1 t nnnn.rtinn with theil'""'""" life were . conspicuous biiyerii
I, IIC IvtUI 'vit-'w a . w ...... - .
shooting of Felix E. Anderson, assistant
to President W. S. McChesney ot the
Terminal Railroad association, surren
dered to the police In a lawyer's office
today.
To Chief of Detectives Allender. Koenlg
admitted he had shot Anderson and said
he did so because "they had conspired to
ruin and kill me." Asked to define
"they" he answered Incoherently. Allen-
j der expressed the belief that Koenlg
either is Insane or feigning Insanity.
"I left the railroad voluntarily severat
years ago," said Koenlg. "but when they
gave me 'clearance papers' they read that
I had been dismissed. This prevented me
from getting Work anywhere else. 1
begged and begged In vain that the com
pany reinstate me or give me correct
clearance papers."
Koenlg denied he was connected with
the Industrial Workers of the World."
r'ATTr.T'iiAfltits were very llcht this
mnrnliiL' nnlv f,4 rnr.q being In Hi Kilt: Still,
this louves the receipts for tho threo ilaya
this week nt 9,000 head, tho largest of any
pltniiar periott sinco inreo wuonai "
InH'.p thnh rt VMr flirn hV 1.000 llCnd.
Buyers wero out in good season In the
morning and everything In the way of
ilnalmlilA klllnrn rhnntred hands In Very
nn, ni Honsnn nt fullv Hteadv nrlces. Buyers
were claiming mat, loaing quamy i;ih
consideration, cattle were reany niBiiw
thnn vesterdav. While tticre Was noth
ing fancy In the yards, there were corn
ri rnitiA trnnn Anniiirn in urinu m.w.
rinnri ilrv-lot oowa and heifers were In
good demand at firm prices, but grassy
trick was nonn ton active, although Hell
ing Just about us well ns yesterday.
There wore very lew stocKcrs or iecu-rj
n sliiht. but whut thoro wero commanded
steady prices. ,
Quotations on cattle: uooa to cnoico
iMf steers. 3 " Viy.75 : fair to COOd beer
steers, J8.7&R9.X; common to fair boef
Hlcors, J7.TWU3.Tu; Choice 10 lancy curium
lieirors, JS.wnpyw, gooa to cnoico neiiers,
r7.fftfir7.75: irooil to choice COWS, 16.60fr7.4O;
fair to uooa uraues. Si.wxnii.w; nommon io
fair grades. .7Diri6.M; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 178.25; fair to
good stockers and feeders, 17.007.50;
common to fair stockers and feeders, $6,
7.00: stock cows nnd heifers. I5.00W7.00
stock calves. I7.0OSS.00; veal calves, $7.G0Jj
10 DO; nulls, stags, ctr , is.Hiy.w.
Representative sales:
BKKF STKERS.
No. Ar. l'r. Mo. At. Tr.
4 1010 7 75 I SW I 71
21 1179 7 Ml 1 lrM 00
13 ; a m n nw s m
4 idu a as t izv:. to
3 !( I 23 31 ltlO 40
t 1011 t 50 SO 773 CO
II 1160 a 79 If ltt W
4 1139 a iu
HTKl'.HM AWU HlSIF-KlUi.
31 7W a
of wheut throughout tho session. Belief
prevailed that many of them had missed
their mark. In this connection a decided
falling off In acceptances from tho
eountrv helned nrnvent any reaction In
prlcec. nnd so. too. did bullish crop re
ports from Rtiss a and canaaa
Predictions that tho I'nlted States gov
ernment should stnn altogether the im
porting of damnged corn from Argentina
put strength into tho corn market, com
plaints of drouth continued, but were
offset In nart bv news of scattered
showers. There was a noticeable scantl
nes of receipts. Hedging sales kept the
oats market relative weak. Now crop
hnldera were said to ho letting go freely
Pork and lard broke, unloading some of
the principal longs. Ribs ut one time re
celved support.
Future ranged as follows:
Kalrbnry Wins, .
FAIRBl'RY. Neb., July 22. (Special
Telegram, l The first game of the sea
son between the Munden fKan.) and
Fair bury Oreyj, resulted In a decisive
victory for the latter team 4 to 1. The
game wan slow owing to poor batting.
Thn Folrburv Greys were crippled. Fair-
" ..Tin f.. r:,i,., u.,n. '
Jii,,.' y r " ' ijfeb.. Is visiting his nunt.
iFalrbur;'
Munaen
BUTTE, NEB., BOY SERIOUSLY
BURNED AT B0NESTEEL
BONRSTRKL, S. D.. July !J.-(8peclal.)
Delighted with the dancing flames ot a
bonfire which he had found In a back
yard where rubbish was being destroyed,
Duane Hoffman, who. with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoffman of Butte,
Mrs. Lucas,
..1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 04 1 here, became dissatisfied with the size
..vvvvv v , or .I,, I,!. ariu aiiemmea io reiuvenaie
Batteries: Falrbury, Booth and Walker; I
Mundon; Mullllt'.n and Balrd.
Uurrl IVIna In Fifteenth,
B L'R WELL, Nob., July IS.MSpecial
Telegram.) With Franklin from Grand
Island pitching superb ball, Burwell yes
terday defeated Scotia In a flfUen-lnnlng
bame, i to 4. The features of the game
was the slashing stlckwork ot McMullen,
Pmlth and Franklin for (he locals, and E.
Murphy for Scotia. Score:
Burwell 0 0310000000000 1-5
Siotla 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04
It with gasoline. Going Into a shed, he
procured a can of the fluid and threw It
onto the glowing embers of the bonfire.
The renultlng explosion covered him with
burning oil. He was finally rescued and
the flames extinguished, but physicians
called to dress his wounds declared that
he is burned so severely that It Is doubt
ful If he will recover.
Artlclel Open. High. I Low. Close.! Yes'y.
Wheatl
July.'
Sept.,
Corn. I
July.)
Sept.l
Oats. I
Juiy.l
Sept.l
Pork I
I
79-.I
I
I
Sl'il
H',l
7. ',
37
I
I
79't
70Ji'j
7
36 I
I.
Sl'-i'l
71 'l
37 '
80
79Ti
70
tii ;i
30
334,
Sept. 20 97V, 21 CO 1 10 JO 30 77141 22 W)
I
I I
10 OT. I 10 10 I 10 CrJVj
10 iu i in it. i io j&
11 87V4I II Vi'l 12 10
11 I2 11 47HI 11 90
Swap anythlnr In the "Swappers' cot.
limn "
Lard I
Sept 10 10 ! 10 l
Oct.J 10 J7V4I 10 20
Ribs. I I
Hopt.l 11 KY, 11 95 l
Oct.. I 11 474! II M
Chicago Cah Prices Wheat: No. 2 red
81H82Kc; No. 2 hard, SlV4(242c; No.
nortlurn, 92C; No 2 spring, inutile, corn
No. 2 yellow, 72c; No. 3 yellow, 72o. Outs
No. 3 white, yijWtC; standard, 38c. Rye
No. 2, fT.c. Barley: 4Si7c. Timothy 3100
ff(C.if.. Clover: 10.(Ulf..OO. Pork. 322 8a
Ird: 110.00. Ribs: lll.7Mil2.12U
BUTTBR Higher; creameries, 21!iI7Uc.
IiJU5 ll gncr; receipts, n.ni canon
mark, cooes Included. 15VifdV;c. ordl
narv f rsts. 174'illSc, firsts. I8Vi19c
POULTRY-Alive, liighor; springs. 19
21c, fowls. l&W,
I'OTATOKS-lower. receipts isr. cars
Kansns, Missouri and Ohlos, ti5f;7oe per
bushel; home grown Ohlos, SI Mjl,26 ixr
bar; Virginia, barrels, inOffSSG
Bwap anything In the "Swappers' col
limn," V
1....
3....
2.. .
1....
I....
3...
4....
3....
12....
6...
6....
I....
6....
....
....
t....
6....
10....
IS....
... 7M 3 tS
. . . 733 4 00
.. SI0 4 S
... M0 4 33
...1010 4 36
... Sa 4 30
...lttM 4 M
... M 4 60
...10O1 4 CO
... 0 t 00
...US I If.
...not c u
... st: i n
... 793 6 80
... 117 t, M
73 IS..
COWS.
3.
I....
34....
....
1....
3...,
7....
10....
10....
JO....
3....
4....
3....
2....
1.
HICIFKllB.
611 C 09 It
IJ t 00 I
Bit M I
, 7o o :t l
Ill to
UULLo,
K)l M
...KM t M
...1000 00
...1IM t 00
... Ill I It
...lKo I a
...10W 33
...tost e ii
... ni 6 30
... 110 33
...1033 (0
.. loco t eo
...1047 7t
...1143 15
... ws 7 as
...1CW 7 tl
... tX 70
...no (70
... IM I 10
... 7W 00
H. rr.
U In
... I 70
... 170
49 I 70
... I 70
... I 70
.311 10 I 73
M4 110 I 71
...313 10 I 71
..117 130 3 71
!S7 130 71
i3 :to I TS
...nt so i7i
...U ll I 7m
...33S 10 I I
.311 10 I 10
...tH 10 3 10
.147 40 a Ia
... I
... I )
... 110
so I no
40 I IS
... J 13
40 3 M
I M
NEW YORK jK MARKET
Holds Fairly Firm in Those Securi
ties Reasonably Sure.
MIXED VARIETIES MAKE GAINS
Investment Bonds Resl'st Decllnlna
Tendency Klsetrherc, but List
n AVhnle Is Knsler.
.MS
.300
IM
. W
..tl
. tS4
..341
. fas
..144
Ml 130 IK
At. fill. rr. No.
. tK 110 l 74.
rt 40 i is
.111 . . Ill 27...
Ill . I MV t...
. Ill 10 I 7I, 41. ..
. 333 130 I 311a II...
Ill 140 8 SO 19. .
o m i n..
143 1W 8 10 C7..
HI 1(1 1 fl U .
. Ml 0 (l II .
..Ill M IM 10. .
31 ... IM W..
.HI M I 10 II.
lit . . I o 14 .
Ill ... I W 74..
.333 19 I 00 f, .
..Ml IN IM 4...
..384 ... 1 00 10.
..t ... I 00 41 .
. M7 M I M tt.,
371 10 I ll'4 M. .
..m"... t ti
. .its m ..
..313 10 It ..
. .114 40 I as SO
. .rr jto i j i
..341 300 I IS 73
130 itm
SlllOlCl' Them was another liberal run
of sheep and lambs this momltiB, there
belna about the same numler on sale aa
yesterday. For the three days this week
l no total receipts aro tne largest tor
some time back ana larger than a year
ago by almost 4.000 head. As was tho
case yesterday the arrivats consisted
la reel y of lambs, with only a moderate
sprinkling; ot old sheep and ewes
It Iwcume apparent very soon after
buyers began looking at the offering
that they had most posltlvo orders to buy
own sheep ana lamtxi lower, and as
prices here yesterday wero high as com
pared with those paid nt Chicago buyers
really hud tho best of the argument. Aa
ruio ineir bids were right around a
quart-, lower. Sellera mado a hard tight
to mnlntatn prices and aa a result the
market wns very alow nnd dull all the
morning. II was. In fart, after 11 n'rlne c
before enoush business had been tran-
rncted to really make the market and
men me nig bulk or the rece nta chamred
nana in a very anon time. Tho lamb
market was around lOfilfic lower than
yesterday, good range lamba selling at a
toi of 33.00. as acalnst a ton meatnrri
W.10. Old sheep and ewes were steady to
iiwioc lower, r eeoers were in lair de
mand and prices on that kind of stock
din not show much chance.
utiotatlona on ranee sheen and lmh
Lnmbs, good to choice, I7.76Ofl.O0: lambs,
fair to good, $7.20C7.75; lambs, feeders.
M.rAaC.EO: yearlings, irood to choice. 15. M
00.00; yearlings, fair to good, S3.4036.G&;
yearlings, feeders, !5.co$jrj,40; wethers.
goon to choice, to.40jf6.oo; wethers, fair
to good, Si.00Oo.4d; wethers, feeders, $4.00
0T4.&0; ewes, good to choice, $4.6034.75:
ewes, fair to good, ll.25O4.e0; ewes, feed
ers. M.oosrs.w.
itepresentative sales:
No. At.
320 Oregon feeder lamba til
W CUIIS
225 Idaho feeder lam)....-... SI
2tVt Idaho feeder lambs M
b'J Idaho feeder lambs C3
100 Idaho feeders lambs S3
zs Idaho lambs w
379 Idaho yearlings 89
4 Idaho yigs. ana wethers.... Rl
K32 Oregon lambs C9
207 Idaho Iambs 70
2l Idaho lambs 70
lit! Idaho lamba 70
249 Idaho lambs 70
167 Idaho Xeedcr wethors S3
4 culls 11K
204 Idaho feder yearlings ...... 70
QM Idaho wether 87
ft3 Idaho yearlings 70
216 Idaho lambs .- C9
213 Idaho lnmbs Ii
237 Idaho lambs -. tO
114 Idaho feeder lamba..... 61
242 Idaho feeder lambs Kl
8& Idaho wethers and yearlings xs
331 Id alio owes 123
NRW YORK, July 23,-Despltft the In.
Jectlou of such now and unfavorable ele
ments ns the proposed dissolution suit
aenlnst tho New Hnvon road nnd the
abandonment of tho Hock Island reorftnn
Ir.ntton Plan, today's stock market held
fairly firm In that class of necurltlea
whoio present and futuro seem reason
ably nssured.
Somo of -these Issues rose above the pre
ceding day'B best prices, notably I'nlon
Pnciric. United States Steel and Amal
gamated Copper, but failed to hold any
considerable part of their advantage. New
Haven fell 2 points nt tho outset but soon
recovered n part of Its loss.
A mixed varloty ot specialties gained
from 1 to 4 points. Including Harvester,
Bethlehem Steel, Studobaker and Amer
ican Tobacco. Virtually all the Rock
Islands lost ground, the decline In the
debenture fs extending; to 7$i points
while tho convertible 4s fell 34, Missouri
Pacific stocks nnd bonds, notably the con
vertlbln Ga, wero weak, the latter losing
6 points. Denver t Rio Orondo 6a ntm
Colorado Midland 4s recorded marked,
losses , .
Investment tionds resisted the declin
ing tendency elsewhere, hut tho list ns a
whole evinced an easier tone. Total sales,
par value, aggregated lZ,iDG,0TO.
United States govcrnmcut bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number ut sales and leading quotations
nn atneks were sa follows:
Salra. lllth. Lnw.
Alalia (loll .
Amaliamateit Coppr .
American Ileet Sugar..-.
Amarlcan Can
Amarlcan H. A 11
Amarlcan 8. 4 IU pM...
Aran. Hutar HetlnioK...
Aranrlran T. Ac T. .......
Amarlcan Tobacca
Anacond Mining .......
Atchison
lkjltlmora Ohio...
Ilrooklrn Uaplrt Tr,
1 lOM
Sl'
HV,
- '
',
10V,
M
l.D
zoo MiT tii'i r.
700
l,7
SO)
00
1,900
IT.
70
1
37
2.n,
1.000
0
9,000
no
i.i
31
08 S
li
7i
c?.lilarnla 1'atrolaum
Canadian Paelfto 1.100 1WS
Central leather too 3
Cheaapeaka a Ohlo,... I.ti0
Chtcaco O. W
(3lcaso. M. & Ht. r.... 1,200
Chlco a u. w.
CMno Coppar 100
Colorado Wal Xc Iron... ..
47U
"ioii
is
rr.
so
cs
0 70
It 70
70
S 70
7 75
5 75
5 K
7 70
7 SO
7 80
7 80
7 80
3 75
5 00
75
6 40
6 40
7 00
7 00
7 00
0 IT.
6 35
4 76
6 00
CIIICAOO LIVI3 HTOOKt MARKET
Cattle IrreftaUi Hons Unsettled
Sbeep Sleody to Lower.
CinCAQO. July S7-CATTUi-Rcolpts,
33,000 head: market Irregular: Reeves,
$7.7010.00: steers, 10.4042636; stockers nnd
feedere, i,(!&tfl 50; cows and heifers, IJ.SJ
cuives, wi.ivqn.nt.
HOas Receipts, 21,000 head: market un
settled: bulk of sales. SS.8.VU0.15: 1 alrt.
S8.7SlfitJ.22: mixed. U.GU19.2S; heavy. MMli
9.20: rough, 8.MrJ.C0; pics, tf.tmi.
HtlKICP AND LAMUS-neoeipts, 14,000
neaa; marKet steady to loo lower: Sheep,
t5.Hfl8.S0; yearlings, o.eOQA.00; lamb
39,06,03.
Kansas Cltr Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 22.-CATTLE-n
celpts. 0,000 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, JO.WflO.DO; dressed beef vteers,
ao.iouv.io; western nicers, i.i"iu.uu; pioch
ers and feeders. S3.834S8.50; bulls, $S,234J4.7S;
calves. 36.SOfflO.0O.
HOdS Receipts, 000 head; market
strong; bulk of sales, S8.VOftv.lo; heavy,
S9.0G4J9.I0; packers and butchers. SS.Ke0.15;
light. 38.E&2V.10: DlER S3.7Sft0.OO.
SHRW AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head; market steady; Iambs, 37.3Mjr7.liO;
yearlings. 3n.vMau.io; wemers, M.iovo.it;
CWeS, 3t.W4f4.Ol.
HI, I.uiila Lire Slnolc BInrket.
HT. I-OU18, July 22. CATTLE Receipts,
4.200 head; market steady; native beef
steers, S7.50Q10.a; cows and heifers, tS.OTjT
O.&o; stockers and feeders, t5.OOfj7.60; soutn-
ern steers, o.ioirje.za; cows ana neucrs,
f4.CO7.U); native calves, (4.00010.60.
HOflS Recelnts. 6.200 head: market
higher; pigs and lights, tS.2S?9.25; mixed
nnd butchers, J.0Oj).30; good heavy, 19.10
m.so.
HHI5EJP AND LAMTJS Tlecelpts, 8,000
head; market lower: native muttons.
ji.wnH.w; iambs, imw7.w.
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WKHTK11N8 MONTANA.
32 steers. .. HOG 7 M 21 steers.... HOG 7 80
1 bull 1240 SCO 1 stag 12S0 tD
1 steer 1180 7 M 1 steer P00 7 00
1 steer lOfiO 7 SO 1 steer 1160 7 80
37 steers.... WJ 7 80
SOUTH DAKOTA.
. 97) 6 00 1 oow...
. DM 4 76 1 heifer.
. 82fi 00 10 steers
. 7S3 5 00
IDAHO.
.1100 8 8 steers.
.1330 X 60 1 COW...
.1017 7 2 stags..
Iioas-Ileceipta were moderate ror a
Wednesday, only 117 oars, or 7,700 head,
being received, For the week the total
Is 23,187, being 1.6C0 smaller than last
week and 200 short of the corresponding
period last year.
With locul receipts moderate and other
markets all reported strong, shippers and
speculators bought rather freely this
morning at prices that were strong to In
some cases a nickel higher, tops again
reaching SK.95.
Packers were very bearish again, how
ever, and after laying out for the best
part of the forenoon they finally started
860 6 75
600 6 60
771 6 00
..10SS 7 85
..1170 6 0S
..14S0 7 00
Sioux Cltr Live fltook Market,
SIOUX KALLB, la., July 23. CATTL&-
alAulnta 4kfa liaadl mli.i lit 1. 1 . a. .
native steers, t7.76Q9.S0: butchers, U-Wi
n.w, cows and hellers. 34.Z64ffl.45; canneni,
K.wii.s: stocuers ana teeaers. ki.vjwi.zi:
calves, tw.00w10.60; bulls, stags, eta, SS.C0
7,40.
liutis iicceipis, b.iiou neaa: market, 100
lower: heavy, ss.utpt.Tsi mixed, n.tx;.;
SHBKP AND LAMOB Reoelpti, 240
head; no quotations.
Ht. Joseph Live Stook Market
BT. JOSEPH Mo., July 2a.-CATTL-
Kccoipts YJl neaa, marKet steaay; steers,
S7XOv.so; cows ana neiters, t4.wsjv.w,
calves. 35.604110. 00.
HOGS Receipts 4,200 head, market
steady: bulk of sales. Sfi.9sae.oii.
KHKEP AND LAMR8 Receipts 2,600
head, marKel lower; lamps, it.W'.i.
Minneapolis Qntlu Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 23.-WHEAT-NO,
l hard, mho; No. i nonnern, WrWlwao
No. 2 northern, SSt791!ic; July, 87Sc
septemiier, 3ic
FLOUR Kancy patents, M.S0;
clears, S1.S0; second clears, S2.6S;
menta, Sft.fiOO bhls.
nARLHV-a600.
RYt-0ffl7e.
I1HAN S18.C0
corn-no. 3 yellow, entce8c.
OATS-No. 3 white, S40W&.
FLAX-lWiJL74U.
first
Btllp
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MO 14IW Hk
300 131U 12314,
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300 ll'i UH
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Colorado A Bouinwn
Ptoier a Hla Ora.naa.- 1....
Uanrar A IU 0. pro.... 700
Dlatlllera Baourlttta
Erie 3,300
uenaral BlNtne ........
Oriat Northare ptd
nraat Nrthtrn Ore ctt.
Ounanhelm Kiploratton..
lllinoit antral
Intarborottth Mat. pta...
Inspiration Coppvr
Internauonai narraaiar..
Kanaaa Cltr Bouitifrn...
Lahlsh ValluT
L4Uiaw a namiuia..
Maxlraa Pntrolaura ..... 4, too
Miami C5optr 20a
Mlaaourl. K. it T 00
Mltaourl 1-aclllo 12.400
National DUkuII
National Lal .. 300
Natada ceppar
Naw Tork Ontral 1,500
N. Y., N. 11. s II 10,100
Kortollc ft weatorn
Northern Paclds 1,000
l'aoltlo Mall
racttlo T. ft T
ranaSylrsnla 1,100
1 -unman t-aiaco uar .....
liar Con. Copper
lUaalns 14.800 1IIH
lutmoiio iron at chsi... .,
nock lalaaa Co 400 114
Hork laland Co. pti 1,200 114
Bt u. ft 14. r. id pra
BouUHira l'aclfic t,60O MK
rJouthwn llallwar 1.1C0 Zt
Tanniawre Copper
Taiti Companr 100 114H
Union Pacific; 11,100 131(4
Union Paeltlo eta sm tlu
Unltad Htalaa Htal H.aOO tlT4
U. 8. etaal pfd ' 1.300 11014
Utah Cnppr 1,300 17
Wabaah ptd -
Wrarn Union .1. ....... 1,100 W
WeattntbouN Bleotrla .. 1.100 7ti
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Kansas Clly Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITV, July O, WIIEAT-No.
2 hard, 75V4i7Sc: No. 2 red, 7MJ77c: Hep.
tember. UHtfllc; December, 77?,if7sc.
CORN-No. S mUed, 72c; No. 2 white,
7tJ7He; September, 7Ke7Kc; December,
OATS No. 3 white, r7HW7,c; No, 2
mixed. S3MrSFo-
jlUT'rBR Creamery, 2io; firsts, 21c;
seconds, 18c; packing stock. 17c.
IGOas Firsts. lo; seconds, Ho.
POULTUY-Hens, IJo; broilers, 17c.
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St. IxinU Grain Market.
ST. IOUIS, July 22. WHEAT No. 2
red, 7tti01Vic: No. 3 hard, SO4c; July,
SOVic, bid; September, KWSic.
CORN No. 2, TSo; No. 2 white. 7132o;
July. 7iV724c: September, 70o.
OATfl standard, 37KT3SUa; No. 2
white, S9c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOnif. July JZ-DRT OOODS-
cotton gooaa maruets were quiet today,
with an easy tendency reported on brown
cottons. Mens wear uuylnit was aen
erally llsht kfor sprtnir except on beach
rioins. larn were rjuiei
ToUl aalta (or Uta dar, 111,100 aharaa.
Netv York Mone.y Market.
NEW YORK. July 21. MONEY On rail
easlor at 2i per cent; ruling; rate, 2 per
cent: eloslwr, 22U per cent. Time loans
weaker; sixty days, 2i per cent; ninety
days, 3(g4K per cent; six months, 4 per
com.
PRIMK MBRCA NTI LB PAPEJl-tUns
per cent
KTHHUNO BXtjlIANuIO FIrmt slxtv.
day bills, S4.SK3S; demand, SI. 8760; commer
cial bills, 4.81?;.
siLVKH-uar. S3iic: mcx can doi ar.
4le.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad.
airier.
London fltock Market.
LONDON. July 23. American securi
ties opened around parity and afterwards
declined. At noon tho tone was quiet
with prices ronalnir from unchanged to
14o lower than yosterday's New York
doting-.
, 1
Bank ClcnrlnsV
OMAHA. July 23. Dank clearlnas for
Omaha today worn S2.C8.G3a.12' and fhr
the correspondlnc day last year, K.W4,-
Metnl Market,
www vnn t.- t.,1.. 00 inwiroti..j
quiet at' S3,KJ0,9G; London, 19 2a fid.
Spelter, quiet at SI.&QCOG; London, 21
ua eo, copper, quioi: spot and Septem
ber. tJS.2Stfl3.G0; electrolytic. SlJ.SCj
13.62H. Lake, nominal; cantlnes, S13.2MC
33,S7Mi. Tin. firm: spot, Ji.r2i4j3i.87H:
September. Sn.7O0ai.87VL Antlmmir. Hull-
Cookson's, S7.12fl7.25. iron, quiet and un
changed.
London prices: copper, quiet: spot.
60 Gs; futures, 60 15s. Tin, firm; spot,
143 10s: futures. 115. Iron. Cleveland
warrants. Sis 4Hd.
ST. LOUIS, July S3.-METAL45-Load.
firmer at 13.76; spelter, strong and higher
8.1 4.W,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 22.-COFFKG-The
coffee market was weaker today. Gen
eral declines appeared In foreign, markets
and liberal cost and freight offerings
from Rio in the late afternoon coupled
with Wall street selling Increased the
bearish trend ot the local market and it
cloned 10 to 14 points net lower. It opened
3 points lowor with small transactions
and met very little support at any lime
during the day. Bales, 18,250 bags; July,
S.S3c: August, 8.39c; September, 8.40c,
October, too; December, X.OO0; January,
8.84c; March, 8.M0: May, 9.00c; July, t.SSc.
Spot, quiet; Rio No. 7, 814c; Santos No.
4, 13c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 2i-COTTON-Fu-tures
closed steady: July, 1130c; August,
12.270; October, 12.31c; December. li4Sc,
January, 12.40o March, 12.460; May, la.t'Sc.
Spot, quiet: middling, J3.1c; gulf, 13.60c,
Sales, none.
Cotton sold off 2 to 3 points under last
night, but rallied eatlly, reflecting con
tinued apprehension over the Texas
situation.
LIVERPOOL. July 22. COTTON Spot
easier; good middling. 7.KKI; middllna.
7.39d; low middling, 6.91d. Salen, 5.0X)
bales.
Rraporatea Apples and Dried Fruits
NRW YORK. July 22.-EVAPORATKD
APPLES Quiet.
DniED FRUITS-Prunes. dull. Aprl
cots easy with prices on new crop basla,
choice, 1213',ic: extra choice, 12Vj4512Hc;
tsncy. 13!ic. Peaches, quiet. Raisins, inactive.
UNION PACIFIC
DISTRIBUTION
Ws itl k Mm Fractions CwWeriw
lor
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ni PrtfctTfd Unki
Mrmbern N. T. Staek Efrcluajas;
111 Broatnar New Vork