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nrR OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1IW.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Generally Weak Tone Prevaili at All
Home Points.
BULLS STABT, BUT FINISH BAD
prirea Marked Vp Little, feat llama
lladlr Warn ProxH-Taklag Be
nin" and Cloaa la
Lawei.
OMAHA. July 15. 1907.
Markcti weak and unresponsive, with lit
tie or no support. Moat news was bullish,
but on .every rise any selling taells prices
down aim no sirsngtn ta snown f oreign
markeu show better tone, with strong de
mand for spot (rain.
Wheat oponed with crowd inclined to
bull side; prices worked up a bit, but when
profit taking started market mumped away
and no strength was shawn. No wheat
Dressing and commission houses were heavy
sellers all morning. September wbeat
opened at g.vtc and closed at 66o.
Corn market dull and narrow on the
whole and support rested on foreign de
mand (or spot corn. September corn opened
at W4C and closel at ila.
Oats opened lower on scattered selling
oy commisssion nouses and local long
wrop news improving. September oais
opened at 3774c and closed at I7.n
Primary wheat repaint were sTil.OM b.
and shipment 348,000 bu., against receipts
' year oi i,ua,wu du. ana snitimeni or,
8h4,Oi bu. Corn receipts Were Mb.wjO bu.
and shipment M,Ou0 bu., against receipts
last vear of 64S,W0 bu. and shipments of
88,000 bu.
Clearances were 70,000 bu. of corn and
none oi oats, and whsat and flour equal
to lu&.UJU bu.
Liverpool closed Vd higher to lower on
wheat and unchanged on corn.
Seaboard reported iM.Obu bu. of wbeat
ana tw.ouo bu. of corn for export.
. World s shipments of wheat this week
were 7,761X000 bu , last week 10.111.000 bu.,
and this week last year AOSAOOO bu. Corn
shipments this week were 7.970,000 bu., last
week 7a.0u0 btt.. and this week last year
t,lW,aV Dtt.
Local rang of options:
Articles. Open. Klgh.l Low. Clo. Bafy.
Wheat
July.
Sept.
Dac.
Corn
July. 8ept.
Deo.
Oats-July.
MH 4H 84'A 844
87 84 8
i sxvi hI so
7H 47H 47, rn
48! 4 47 47
46 4a 46 45
42U 43V6, 424 42H
V 87. 17 87
88 88 SS
87
.1
48
a
88
88
fifpt...
Sec...
Omaha Csuata Prices.
WHEAT No. t hard, 8S(Jo; No. 8 hard,
8n43c; No. 4 bard, 740o No. I spring,
CORN-No. , 480ci No. 8. 47HSc
rso. , 4yo; no grade, 4oao; no.
yellow, fcxdg'.io; Ko. 8 white, 4io.
OATS No, 8 mixed, 401-i'2f40T,c: No.
white. 42'942o; No. 4 wWte, 42B42tte
stanaara, 4sa.
KY he-No. 8. TBc: No. 8, 72374c,
Carlo Heeetat.
Wheat. Corn, Oats.
Chicago ...
Kansas City....,
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
Iiuluth M.
ill. Uuls
... 27
...172
...433
... 12
...131
... T
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION
Ken tn res of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. July IS. The local wheat mar
kut broke 2c today because of favorable
crop conditions in the northwest. At the
close wheat for September delivery was
off lHtilo. Corn and oats were each down
He. provisions were 2V4o higher.
The market opened firm because of a
decrease of 4.064,000 bu. In the amount of
breadstuff on passage. Later th market
weakened on reports of wot weather In tha
northwest, and prices dragged all day. Re
ports from Kansas that tha crop will be
much larger than had been previously esti
mated, and th possibility of a etrike- of
telegraph operators also depressed values.
The chief selling was by commission
houses, said to be acting in the Interest
of northwestern concerns. The market
rsllled from the low point of ths day but;
closed weak. September opened c lower
to o higher at 4o to 94c, declined to
98c, and closed at 9$Sb'SMo. Clearances
of wheat and flour were equal to U6000
bu. The visible suodIv Increased 243.fkio bu.
Primary receipts were 851,000 bu., against
1,403,000 bu. on the same day last year. '
Mtnneupollst, Duluth and Chicago reported!
in.ci(i. "i uoi ntKinai Dtfw can met
week and nift cars one year ago. Bhowors
and hln I' uperatures throughout tha corn
neit cm veakness In ths wheat market.
The niu n wheat was also a depressing
factor. narket closed weak and close
to the low point of the day. September
opened c to He lower at 64o to 64ic, sold
at Uc and then declined to 6J4c The
close was at 637o. Local receipt were 26S
cars, with ZS of contract grade.
Oats wer weak because of Improved
weather for the growing orop. Numerous
damage reports seemed to have little ef-
feet on prices. September Opened V40 to Mo
lower at 8o to 89Tic, sold between 880
and too. and closed at ssa. Local receipts
were 91 car.
Trading In provisions was very light and
the market was steady all day, Buying by
local packers offset a decline in the price
of live hoars. At th close September pork
was tip ivwi at sis.sd. iara was up zuy
at m 7H. Ribs were ZHo higher at $8 66.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat, 68 cars; corn, 836 cars; oats, 149
cars; hogs, 19,000 head.
The leading futures ranged ag follows!
Articles. I O-pen.f H1gh. Low. Close. Tes'r.
Wheat
July
Sept
Due.
May
Corn
July 8(t.
Deo.
May
Oat
July
Sept.
Deo.
May
Pork
Sept. Lard
Kept
Oct.
Rit.a
Stpt, Oct
al
H
91H
94-
93VlH
n-Vl
loawl
101a,
68H
ba,
61
68,kST6t
oav
64 Vi,
63T
61Hfl
634
63
44 V4
68
44
8
40
44H1
8W4.
40
40
41
4ZH
16.33
8 96
too
65
S.67M)
40
to1
48
18.88
41,
4aji
18.80
l-8
14.88
8.97Vt
fTVsJ (.824
v.ou
8.00
.w
f.iJM,
8.68
8.60
8.66
86
8.U
6711
.67M
Cash quotations were as follows:
Hour-t-iteadyi winter patents. 84.10
4.40; straights, 83.7ttu4.30; spring patents
f4.7iW4.90; straights, klOwtid, bakers, 32.60
gl'S.aO.
W H EAT No, I spring. 8l.OO13a.ta: No. 1
0atj8l.(; No. I red. 8h741V,
CORN-No. 1 M84o No. 1 yellow, C3
Oaan.
OATS No. t, 44M-fl444j No. 1 whit. 48c;
No. 3 while, 44Mrt47a.
MlN. X. (kiO.
BARLEY Fair to choice marttng, 60r8o.
8EK1b Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 81.14;
timothy, rlm, 84.76; clover, contract
grades, 816.60.
PItOVIiilONS Short ribs, sides (loose).
88 !t7Hft.'Mi. Mes pork, per bhls., 8l.lS-i
im. Lard, per 100 lbs., t8.77M Short clear
Sld-a (boxed). 88.ITcHa6w.0O.
Followlng were th receipts and ship
ments of grain: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour bbls 16,000 19 rfrt
Wheat, bu 34.U 84 84
Corn, bu ,.,.Jl7.8uO 2w,ou)
Oats, bu 9.9 3til,70O
Rye. bu 1,000
Barley, bu U.000
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries. "34c;
dairies. 17('Jo.
Ettod Finn; at mark, eases Included. It
UMV; nrats, jho; prime nrsta, ItVkO.
CHEEBE Stsady; 18Q18HC
it. I.o la taoaosal Market.
ST. LOUIS, Jury 16. WHEAT Lower;
tr, w No. I red rash, M,oc; No. 3 hard,
iST)2c; September, 80Sci Dasambtr,.
CORN Ixiwer; track No. I cash. 64o;
September, 6iVe; December, 60c; No. 3
wlilte. Ko.
OATnLower; track No. I faith. 44c
September, IX Vi December, 8VH1 No. I
w ) 1 1 1 4Kc
FIOUR Flrmi red winter patents. 84 .80
4 66; extra fancy and straight, 8Jt.8oyi.lL.
clear. W M SO.
SKRrh-S'Mdyt ttmothv. 81.tGSAJ6.
CORN MEAL Wsakl 81T0,
HHAND gulet; sacked, east track, tLOOQ
1.06.
IIAY-Dull; timothy. Utoir 00; prairie,
lie. tK.rl3.60.
IHi'N COTTON TIES-,1.6.
HAOOlNd- llSo.
HKMH TWINE 10a.
1'KoVISloNS-Pork. steady; fibbing,
f 1 1. l ard, steady; prime steam. I".
Dry aalt meat, steady; bused, sitra
horfa. IT jr,: clesr. rib. 19 25; short clears.
I0.TTH. Haenn, stesdy; boxd, extra short.
l"U'V; clear ribs, 310.1ZH; snort Clears,
10.25.
H'l'LTUT Steads': chicken. 10Vc;
springs, 15c; turkeys, 13c; duck, 8c; Keen.
to.
HPTTF.H Pteadv; cre.unery, 2i,b26c.
I JOB (Steady, lie.
Pecelpt. Shipments
Flour, bbl Jft&O 6.0OO
Wheat, bu .) l.O"0
Corn, bu e7.nr B.0)
Data, bu 68.000 39,000
IS KW YORK GENtnAL MARKET
Qaotatlons
of the Ttnr o
Varloas
Commodltle.
NEW YOTtK. July 15 nOVTt.-iRe-
celpts, 18,423 barrels; exports, 18,340 barrels;
mnrket n'Het ami steady. Minnesota pat
ents. gri.0rfy5.3o; winter straights, H.aufli 4u;
Minnesota bakers, 83 7C3.20; winter extras,
88.UxrjS.7o; winter patents. 4.4"3'4 ; winter
low araors. 13 (rfi3 .m Kye nour auu;
fslr to good, 84 7Vif.o0; choice to fancy,
85.VO6.40. Cnrnmeal stesdy; fine white and
yellow, n.a.'Wi.JU; coarse. II lemn.is Klin
drld, H2fta.3a
k V b No. 8 western. br4c. r. o. o. now
Trrk.
WHBAT Recolnts, BO.Wx) bu.: exports.
1M.230 bu.: spot market, weak. No. t red.
7c elevator; No. 2 red, 9Sc f. o. b. aflost;
NO. I northern Dultith, 81. 1" r. o. n. anoat;
No. X hard Winter. 81.nvt f. o. b. anoftl. as
a result of txor rabies. beAvy northweet
rains and a moderate visible supply In
crease, wheat broke 8c a bUBhel today. A
late rally on covering left the market finally
1 to lo net lower. July, bswwmiiC,
closed, 9S; September, 9!y541 01, closed.
i."); lecemter, l.Wi!(i.tM, cioeeu,
81.W.
CORN Recnlnt!. 19,77B bu.: exported,
7.X7S9 bu,; spot market easy; No. 8, 62c,
white, 62e and No. 2 yellow, o anoat.
Julv closed at 62c: September at f2c;
L.cmber closed at QlMc; May ciosea at
tiofca.
OATS Rerelnts. fifl-flno bu.: exports. 84,63
du.; spot market, steaoy; mixen iu a
pounds, r.'vc: muurai wnite so to u pound,
8lii62c; clipped white, W to 40 pounds, 640
5I
HAT Quiet; shipping, 70r7tc; good to
choice, tl.lftfj1.20.
Hors Quiet; state common to choice,
l!i, 14ianc: 1!i5, 4Vr3c; Pacific coast, J906,
in DE8 Quiet; central America, 82c;
Bogota, 22c
l.KATHHIe Quiet; acid, 2Bff27Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef, sternly; family 81400
5n4.B0; mens, 89.5mfflO.ftO; beef hams, 2S4."I'
28 00; packet, 8U.rt(tll 50: city extra India
mens, liU.Sofi'K.BO. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies, tU.2&SiaW; pickled hams. tlWC
12.60. Ird steady; westertt prime, 1.7" j
8.86; refined, qulst; continent, I92B; 8. A..
110. 4f; compnunl. )!.R7Wi9.1IH. Pork, steady;
ramiiy, 13.i!t.6o; snort clear, u.iuis.wi;
mesa, lHjiOH f0.
TALJiOW Steady; city, $2 per package.
6c: country, packages free, fctTBo.
RICK fteady; domestic fair to extra,
SMW7r; Japan, nominal.
1IUTTEH Firm; street prices, extra
creamery, 20e; official prices, creamery
common to extra, 19ii26?4c; western fac
tory common to firsts, !7'j2oc; western
Imitation creamery firsts, 21(Qi2c.
CHEB8E Firm; state, full creams, col
ored and white, small, best. 12c; state,
large, colored, 12c; state, white, 12c;
state, fulr to good, ll5J'12c; state, Inferior,
1XJUS Irrosnilar; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy selected white, 22c; state,
choice and mixed fancy, 2V3Clo; state,
first to extra firsts, 17jJ'lc; western firsts,
17&'17c; official prices, firsts, 17c; seconds,
1416c: thirds, 13&14c.
POULTRY Alive firmer; spring, western
chickens, 20c; fowls, 15c; turkeys, Ho.
Pressed, steady to firm; western chickens,
2025c; turkeys, 103j"Hc; fowls, 14c.
WEATHER IN THE GRAItf BELT
Heavy Rains ! Mlsaonrt sad Mla
lastppt Valleys.
OMAIIA, July 15. 1907.
Very heavy rains have fallen In the mid
dle and lower Missouri and upper Missis
sippi valleys sines Saturday night, and
rains continue In the middle and upper
Mississippi vafley this morning. The rains
of Sunday night were heaviest In south
eastern Nebraska, southern Iowa and
northern Missouri, where falls ranging
from one to over four Inches occurred. The
total fall at Omaha during Sunday was
1.78 lnohes. Rain Is falling In th moun
tains and extreme northwest this morning,
with cooler weather, and conditions are
favorable for showers In this vicinity to
night and Tuesday, with continued cool.
Omaha record of temperature and pre-
1 clpitatlon compared with tho corresponding
oay or tns last inree. years:
1907. 1908. 1905. 1904.
1 Minimum temperature.... 63 62 74
Preclptatlon 1.66 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 77 degrees,
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
6.72 lnohes. t
I Deficiency corresponding period in 1808,
2.81 lnohes.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908,
w. .it.,t a. . . n
Local Forecaster.
Corn aad Wheat Regloa Balletla.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m , 75th meridian tlm. Monday, July IS,
1907
OMAHA1 DISTRICT.
' Temp. Rein-
Station. Max. Min
fall.
Sky.
i.hiun Metv'
S3 HZ
1. 10
8.96
.73
8.77
.61
.13
.88
T
.58
1.66
.66
1.40
.40
.83
.88
for
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
1 Auburn, Neb....
Columbus, Neb.,
Falrbury. Neb. ..
Fairmont. Neb ..
8
83
89
84
83
63
60
63
'67
64
68
60
69
68
68
60
GO
67
' Or. Island, Nt.
Hartlngton, N
llastlnca. Neb
N.ib. 76
88
7
88
86
83
85
79
1 Oakdale, Neb.....
I'omaha. Neb....
j Tekamah, Neb.,
Alta, la ,.
-TD"i
Sibley. Ia.
Bloux City.
la.
78
60
Minimum temperature
twelve-hour
period ending at ! a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of
Twit). Rain.
Central. Stations.
Max. Min. Inches
Chicago, 111 36 83
Columbus, 0 18 84
60 .84
64 .01
Des Moines, la.... 14 84 66 1,10
Indianapolis, Ind.. 13 66 68 .18
Kansas City. Mo.. 17 6 68 1.32
Ixiulsville. Ky IS 88 68 .10
Minneapolis. Minn. 29 78 66 .44
Omaha, Neb 15 83 60 1.13
St. Louis. Mo It 84 68 .90
Excessive rains reu during Sunday night
In the Kansas City, Omaha and Des Moines
districts and moderately heavy rains oc
curred in all other portions t the corn and
wheat belt.
U A. WTLBH. Local Forecaster.
Kansas Cltr Grain and Pro-rtsloas.
KANSAS CITT, July 16.-WHEAT-SD.
temher, Mic: December. "WaC. Cash: No,
t hard, 8a67c; No. 8, 84V(6Hc; No. 1 red,
Ctf'T.ftj'T... 1.' a Bin
CorW Septembur and December, 48e
May, 45.ic. Caahl No. 3 mixed, 60iii5oVe ;
No. 3. 6ic; No. 2 whit, 6061o; No. 8,
hKjtVHto.
tiATej No. I whlt. 4546Ho; No. 3 mixed
44(S44o,
HAY Steady: choice timothy. 113.60
11.00: cnoioe prairie, iv.uuicpii.no.
EGOS Steady and firm; extras, 16e
41 -a 4 aa 1Riw SBk4Ww4 41 Wfl
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 34c ; packing,
isc
Receipts. Bhlpments
Wheat, bu
Corn, ku
Oats, bu
Kansas City oasb
,..173.000 . 33.000
,.. 48.000 36.000
, .. 36,000 16.000
prices:
Articles.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close,
Wheat I
37
90
49M.
464
i.v..,, 1
Corn I
September....! 4ft
48H
46H
4ST4
December 46'i3H6
l4asn
A asked. B bid.
t lalMe Sapply ot Grata.
NEW TORK, July 16. Th visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, July 1$, a com
piled by th New Tork Produce exchange,
Has as follow a:
Wheat. 47.087,000 bushels; inoreasa, 244,
000 bushels.
Corn. 43.139.000 bushels; decrease,
1.460.000 bushels.
Data. 6.364,000 bushel; decrease, 1,134,
000 buahels.
Rye. 688.000 bushls decrease. CSTuO
bushels.
Barley, 678,000 bushels; Increase. (2,000
bushels.
Liverpool Grain aad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. July 15. W H KAT ftpot
No. 2 red western winter. 7s 3d; futures,
quiet; July, 7s 3d; September, 7 8d; De
Cfmlr. Is 6d.
CORN -Spot, steady; Hess dried. 8 Hd;
old northern, 6s. 3d; futures, quiet; July,
nominal; December. 4s 11 Wd
HOPS At London (Paolno ooast), steady.
3 10a43 10a.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O., July 15 SEEDS Clover,
cash, 39 60; OctoLer, 39 47V4j; December,
$77: March. $9.57. Timothy, $2 30. Al
slka. 88 16.
F.lala Batter Market.
EIIN. III.. July 15. Bt'TTEIR Quiet at
2fVc advance over lust week. Output for
th week. 1.U13.7U lb.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prices Rise Rapidly on Heary Baying
Daring First Hoar.
MARKET THEN FLATTENS OUT
Conditions ta Money Supply Alarms
Traders and Early Parchaaes Are
Thrown Over -Close Ihowi
Ilet Losses for Day.
new YORK. Julv 16. Tha volatile up-
shoot of prices of stocks and tne furious
activity of tne trading of Uie first hour
today gave an Impression of violent specu
lative activity tnd ot a stock market re
vival such as bad not been seen for a
long time past. The subsidence of the
activity after that was so abrupt as to
be ratner. dlsconcortUig to the operators
who were attempting to follow the move
ment. Shares sold in the first hour ag
gregated H,0iO, while for the- socond hour
the total dropped to 78,000 shares. Tha ani
mation of the early dealings owed some
thing to th surprise of a short Interest,
which had followed th abrupt relapa
of th middle of last week and was left
uncovered when the favorable bank state
ment and th opinion formed towards tha
Harrtman report carried prlews upwards
and alarmed ths shorts. The recommenda
tions of the Interstate Commerce commis
sion accompanying the Harriman report
was regarded as tacit admission that small
opportunity existed for making a cai
against the railroad combination under
present laws.
Sobering considerations were brought for
ward again. Of thene. the money market
position Is most Influential. In spite of
last week's gain of 84,020.8(0 In the surplus
reserves of th banks that Item stands at
only $.877,)0. which Is the lowest for this
date since 1893, a year with which a com
parison Is not auspicious. The Interior de
mand for the harvests Is too near at hand
to make this a comfortable margin on
which to undertake any extensive specu
lative activity, and In fact. New York ex
change dropped abruptly to fifty cents dis
count at Chicago today. The foreign ex
change market last week showed clearly
the effect of the efforts of borrowers her
to secure resources abroad. This move
ment seemed to be abandoned today, fol
lowing th stronger showing of the banks
on Saturday, and -foreign exchangee rates
rose briskly. Copper fell In London and
on the local metal exchange and kept alive
anxiety over the stability of that market.
Prices held moderately ror most oi tne
day, even after the demand had flattened
out completely, but the speculative buyers
of the morning threw over their holdings
In tha final hour and the result was a r-
actlon which left stocks lower than at th
clone Saturday,
Bonds were steady. Total saiea, par
value, 8Sfi2,000. United Ptates bonds were
unchanged on call.
The following was tne range or prices on
the New Tork Stock exchange:
Rules. Hlh. low. clo.
Adaraa Errhaa
146
Amalcamated Corner ....
, T1.4n0 It
, ,ono 44
mo 100
100 li
fH
w
n
M
Sift
II
48
10
us
1"4V4
u
l'H
A mar. Car and Foundry..
44
100
tii"
do tfd
Atner. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Efpres
100 816
'ioo 63"
mer.
Hlda aV
Leather pfd
Amer. tea
4
Unseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. LocomotlTe
00
do pfd
Amer. Smelting A Ref. .
lions lit n
tm liH l'H
do pfd
Amar. Snintr Raftnln...
Krt 133
in4
Amer. Tobacco pfd ctfa.
00
17
M'4
?.(,
W
Anaconda Minim Co...
, lO.sno
t.l0
M0
, 1,000
67 tt
17 4
314
Atchlenn
1
MS
7H
17
do Dfd
AtlanUo Coart Una
T
1741
Baltlmnra A Ohio
do Dfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt....
Canadian Pnrino
Central of New Jarwy
I.OOO 6!4 87
t.ino 174 m Wi
ino 1S 116 171
1.S00 M 44 MS
1.000 11 11
I.K00 14fK4 144t 141
ai.soo im m um
Chaaapaaka Ohio
Chlcairo Oreat Weatem
Chloaaa A Northwaatara...
C . M. A St. Paul
Chloaso farm. A Trans....
a .
do pfd
.. C.. C A St. Loula....
IS
4S
11
1444
69
46
111
IT
Tt
100
l.4"0
100
4
li'4
36
Colorado Fual and Iron..,.
Colorado A Southern
86
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
800 44
Conaolldated Oas
Corn Products
do pfd
Dal. A Hudasn
400 171 171 ' 170H
.... 4U
mo tt m nv,
T1H
mo M 41 4S
4,n M US 1S44
too 4 I04 lek
1.0110 424 4I4 41
1.400 U 135 W
100 144 144 141
Dal., Lack. A Waatarn ...
Dan rar A Rle Oraode
do pfd
Dlatlllara' Securities
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Oanera! Electrlo
Illlnola Cantral
Inter. Paper
14
71
14
74
SO'
do pfd
Imaf. Pomp
do Dfd
lova Central
too II
17
do pfd
K. C. Mouthara
400 864 81
II
LeulaTtlle A Naahtrlli....
600 117 HI 11a
tut
Mexican Canlral
Mlon. A St. Umta
M.. St. P. A tault Bta. M.
00 4ti 41
400 107V4 104
4t
104
135
14
66
II
51
do pfd
Mlaaourl Pacific
M , Kanaaa A Taxaa
ino
4.4(4)
8.(110
700
4.' ioo
4.0
too
'mi
4
M
63
114 '
18
71
'
TS
14
M
12
do pfd
National Laad
R. R. of Mexico pra...,
N. T. Central
N. Y.. Ont. A Waatarn....
111 111
Norfolk Waatarn
76
7M4
10
to
li.1
1
68
U
II
do pfd
North Americas
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanla
People'! Oaa
Pitta., C O. A St. Loula
Preaeed Steal Car
ltl
3
ii"
400
SI
t10 114
100 12
mo u
do pfd
Pullman Palaca Oar
.... 160
102 102
.... 80
Readmit, ex-dlT
110,600 104
do lat pra
do rd pfd
70
7
M
32
47
6
Rapublls Steal
100 rs w
do pfd
Rack lalaol Co
8.000
400
12
47
81
47
do pfd
Rubber Oonria pfd
St. U A Ban rras. n pin
BU Loula Southwestern....
00 37 17
17
do nfd
too
61
HI
II
a, a
17a
Sovthern Pacific
l.l'O
7
do Dfd
ao 112 nt 111
Southern Railway
Ktt ' 30 20
100 l M 61
141
gO in SO
0 17 W 17
6u0 4t 4 49
.111,100 141 141 141
do pfd
Tennessee Coal and Iron...
Taxaa A Pacific
Tol., St. L. A Waatarn....
do pfd
Fnlon Pacific, ..
do pfd
F. 8 Bipraas
V. S. Realty
U. B. Rubber
do pfd. ax-dl
U. S. Steal
do pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
do pfd
Wabaah.
do pfd
Walla-Parto Eiprea
Waatlnihouaa Elactlia ....
Weatern t'nlon
Whaellng A Lak Brla....
Wlaoonaln Central
do pfd
Northers Pacific
Canlral Leather
do pfd
Sloaa-ahafflald
Oreat Northern pfd
5a
1,1 tnau liMU lot
iir u as di
" ".,
is tuo it it 17
aim inni luciu m2
ylO tl
lol
100 11
II 11
74
W0
tV0 146 144 144
10
17
40
n.400 131 111
M U 11
58 67
11.700 ISO 114
ISO
21
II
67
114
II
a
latarboroiifh Metropolitan
do pld
Total aalea for tha day, llt.lUO eharea.
Boston Stocks aad Bonds,
rwiBTOV. Julv 15 tall loans. tiitTT
per
rant: time loans. BW07 per cent.
tmciai
clos'na prices on bonds were ss follows:
SAtchlaoa ad.
17 Blnxham II
do 4a
.Met. Central es...,
Atchlena
40 pfd
aBoatoa A Albany
M'i Cal. a HhU 140
18 Centennial K
11 Copper Mug 10
M Daly Weat II
lit Franalla 14
161 Ormnbr 114
Bnoton A Maloa...
Fitch burs pit ..
Wax. Ceatral ...
N. T.. N. H. A
...120 Ula Rorala 19M
.... II Maaa. Mining t
H.1M Mlchlitan 14
....141 Mohawk II
.... 4 Mnnt. Coal A C... t
....1!tOI4 Domlnloa 47
lit Parrot IO
.... 14 ttulner 117
.... " ShanooB 17
1'd.Iob Pactfle
Am. Fneu. Tuba...
Am. Suar
Am. TL A Tol...
Am. Woolen
do pf4
Kdlaon glee. Ill
Maaa. glactrta ....
do pfd
110 Tamarack 110
14 Trlnltr
... 44 t'nlted Copper
. 64 V. 9. Mining..
IV S. Oil
Maaa. Oaa
Called Fruit
.. 10
..111
.. 16
.. H
.. 16
InlUd Shoa Mach.... 60 Victoria
40 p,f4 17 Winona
V 8 Steal IT Wolrarln
4o Bf9 lot Butte Cualltlos ...
Alreetur Nfrada
Allonel 48 Cal. A AHaooa.
AmaujamaU4 Arlaoos Coxa
AllanJia " .
Bid. Es-dlvldend. Asked.
Foreign Financial.
I.ONDON. July 15. Money was easily ob
talnsble today in spit of cslls for over a
million. Discount were quiet. The stock
exchange started th week in a cheerful
fashion. Horn rails were bought on traf
fic anticipations owing to ths Improvement
In the weather. Consols were good on the
Bank of England securing the bulk ot half
a million In gold on the open market. Jap
anese securities are gradually recovering
from their recent setback. Japanese im
ieiial 6s of I804 closed at HIV American
started In g distinctly cheerful manner.
The report of the interstate Commerce
commission has created a favorable 1m-
FreHSlon and Induced nolay bit!, Una for the
lariiman laaurs. while a better bank
statement caused a steady absorption of
other slocks st prices well over parity.
IjiI.t. New York accepted the higher level
and tonight moderately, but prollt-taklng
caused a reaction from the best and the
market closed steady. Copper shares
opened steady and closed lower.
HKKLIN", July 15. Th Itourse opened
firm today upon Saturday's advices from
New York, and all departments showed
Improvements.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 16. MONEY On call
firm, ?4 per cent; ruling rate. 8 per
cvnt; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered at 8
per cent. Time loan dull and a tr'fll
easier: sixty days, 486 per cent; ninety
dajs, 6 per rent; ell months, 6 per csnt.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6&
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOB-Stronger, with
actual business In bankers' bills st 14 tSSJ
4.SW5 for demand, and at 84.8B6?4 3 for
sixty day bills; posted rates, 84.844-87;
commercial bills, S4.sx04.WMh
SILVER liar, (7c; Mexican dollars,
6ic.
HO ND9 Government, steady: railroad,
teady.
Closing quotations on bond today war
as fnllowat
V. 6. rat is.
Japan 4H. etfs i
106 do 14 Mrtss W
lid's, 4o 4i (0
1 I.. s N. anl. 4a
fg..ll7H "Man. a. oia 4s . 74
lzU Met. Casual 4 '1
11 'in lat In ft
lot Mlnn tt L 4a.... II
U , K. a T. 4a K
St so Ida M
do coupes ...
V. 8. la, reg...
do eoupen ..
IT. 8. n. 4a.
de etrapon
Am. Tab. 4s
da la
Atrhlaoo sao. 4s. ...
do adj. 4a
Atlantla C. L. 4a.
B. A O. 4a
da IHi
Mt ft. H. ot 14. . 4 1H
MVt N'. T. C. sen. tSta..
0 N. J. C. BSD. is lfiH
Brk. R. T. or. 4f..
T N. Paolo a 10
Central ot OS. ts...l0t do
Mdo M tne T Norfolk 4V W. e. 4a
Mdo M ina 17 Or, g. L. rfg. 4s.. MS4
dies. Ohio 44....10e'Pn. cv. 14 4
Chleaao A A. iwa... 74Raadlns sea. a.... M4
c. b. q. B.
n'a"L u a I H. a. m.k
C, R. I. A P. 4s.
70 t. L. a 8. f. I(.
M4st. L. g. W. a. i
do col
71
t
CCC. A St. U g. 4a UtisDaard A. L. i
Colo. lad. 6a, aar. A.. IM Bs. Paclfla 4a..
"ioio. Mia. 4a
47 do lat 4 rtfa tl
Colo. go. 4a.
4 outham Rr U 1J
f uha U
101 Tax. A t. lata.
..Ill
D. A R. O. 4a.
Plat. Beca. 5a...
Erie prior Han
do San. 4a
It T., St. L. A W. 4
14 tT. Pacific 4a
t V. B. Steel Id la.
"4
H
101
14
, 10
T(Wabaah lata
Hook. Valley 4a...lOV Wcatem Md
Japan Se N . W. A L. B. 4a.
do Id aerie N Wla. Ocntral 4.
bid. Offered
London Closing Rtewks.
LONDON, July 15. Closing quotations on
slocks wer as follows:
Conaola. money M Loulerilla A N Ill
do account US M., K. A Taxaa
Anaconda 1144 N. T. Central 1111
Atchlenn 14 Norfolk A Waatarn.. N
do pfd 44 Ont. A Weatern IT
Paltlmnre A Ohio... I PenneDvanla IS
Canadian PaclOo 111 Rand Mine I
Chee. A Ohio W Readln M
Chicago 0. W 11 Southern Railway .... II
C, M A St. P 1M do pfd 4T
DeReera 13 Southern Paetse II
D. A R. O f tlnlon Pacific 141
do pfd 74 do pfd M
Erie H C. 8. Steal M14
do let pfd do pfd 103
do M pfd 41Wehaeh 14
Grand Trunk tt do pfd th
Illlnola Central 144 Spanlah 4a 18
BILVER Bsr, steady; 81 3-16d per ounce.
MONEY 202 per cent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is 3!$34 per cent; for three
months Dins, 3 y-iotie'si Pr cent.
New Tork Miolag IHoeka.
NE3W TORK, July 16. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Can..
10
Little Chief ....
Ontario
Ophlr
Potest
Saras
Sierra Nerada .
Small Hope ..
Standard
. t
.416
. 7
. I
. (6
. II
. W
.110
Alios
...4f9
.. M
... 46
... K
... 10
...140
...tn
... 6
Freer
Brunawlck Crm...
Cnmatock Tunnel .
Con. Cal. and Vs.
Horn Silver
Iron Bllrar .,,,..
Leadvlllo Con ,
Offered.
Treasury statement.
WABiriNOTON, July 15. Today's state
ment of the treasury halances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of th $160,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balances,
32G0.42S.964; gold coin and bullion, 867.664,158;
gold certificates. $H3,042.160.
Dank Clearings.
OMAHA, July 15. Bank clearings for to
day wer 31,802,006.81 and for the corrsepond
Jng date last year, 31.66Z825.84.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 15 COTTON-Srxit
closed quiet; middling uplands, 12.86c; mid
dling gulf, lS loc; sales. 4.6u0 bales.
New Tork cotton quotation furnished by
Logan A Bryan, HZ Board ot Trade build
ing; .1
-in- Open. High. Low. Clns.
Sentember U3 1147 HSR 1142
October .....1145 ' 1178 1102 1167
December 1168 1180 1187 1178
NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-COTTON
Sdoi market closed steady: gales, KS8 bales:
low ordinary. 77H nominal; ordinary, 87C
middling, Wc; good middling, 13o, nom
inal; middling fair, 13a nominal; fair.
16c. nominal. Receipts, 1.381 bales; stock,
60.636 bales.
ST. LOUI3. Mo., July 15-COTTON-Dull;
mlddllna-. 18V4C Bales, za hales: receipts.
none; shipments, 400 bales; stock, 12,098
bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 16. COTTON-Spot
quiet; prices 6 points lowsr; American
middling fair 8.12d; good middling, 7.50d;
middling T.08d; low middling, 6.73d; good
ordinary. i.96d; ordinary, 6.3Sd. The sales
of the day were 6,0110 Dales, or wnicn oou
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 6,700 bales American. Receipts
2,000 bales, Including 1,800 Americans.
Wool Market.
LONDON. July 15. WOOL The wool
July 16. WOOL The
auction sales were continued today with a
good attendance. Competition was generally
keen, with cross breds ruling In sellers,
favor and taken freely by the home trade.
Scoured combings were taken by the con
tinent and a large supply of New Zealand
greaales sold spiritedly. Bales: New South
Wales, 500 bales; scoured Is td'-fls lOd;
greasy, Wffls lHd. Queensland, l.floo bales;
scoured, 1 7difjls lud; greasy, 7dls Hd.
i Victoria. 400 bsles; greasy, 9d31s 34d.
! South Australia. 600 bales; scoured. Is 6dfls
I 10Hd; greasy, lOdftls 2d. West Australia,
, iana, n.i oaies; scouren, is iurgs tn;
1 ai . 1 nA r--. nA t r ... . n
Natal, loo bales; scoured. Is 6d31s 9H1;
greasy, Td77Hd. Punta Arenas, 400 bales,
greasy. 8d!t9d. The offerings today num
bered 11,919 bales.
ST. LOI'IS. Mo., July 15. WOOL Steady ;
medium grades, combing and clothing. Kf
Mc; light fme, 2223c; heavy fine, l,(ffl9c;
tub washed, 2941 36c.
1 jrietai narxat
I NT7W TORK. July 15 METAMt-Th tin
' fnarket was lower In London. Locally, the
I market was weak and lower, with spot
twin -n rri ,.,inT,nft v ut't'cr " iwwer
! In London, with spot closing at 98 6s, a
decline of 3 6s, and future at 88, or
wa lower, iocauy, tne marKet was easy,
with quotations more or less nominal fos,
the time being. Iake was nuoted at 351.75
47C2.0O: electrolytic. $21 Onr2t.6n: re-"""
830 .fjS50.60 Lad was unchanged at $518
4(i. 2fi An the local market and 20 15s In
London. Spelter was unchanged at 24
6s In the lxnr1on market, but was weak
locally at IS. 10Tj6. 15. Iron was unchanged
in the English markets, with standard
foundry quoted at Ma and Cleveland war
rants at 6 3d. locally, the market was
unchanged, with Na 1 northern foundry at
$23.7624.20. Southern grades remain noml-
ST. LOT'IS. July 15. METALS Lead, dull
at $5.15. Spelter, weak.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, July U.-tTOFFEE-Market
for coffee futures opened steady at un
changed prices to a decline of ( points
under some selling by Wall street people
In the absence of aggressive support. Havre
was closed and other foreign markets
showed no special feature. Trading here
was very quiet during the middle session,
but prices eased oft slightly during the
last half hour, during a renewal of aelltng
believed to be for Wall street long acoount
and soma of the smaller trad Interests.
The close wss steady at net unchanged to
10 points lower. Sales for the dav, 27,5oo
bass, includln July. 6.60c: December. & AO
4 ,ti6(lec; March. 5 76c; April. 8 75c: May. 5 60
i6.85c. Snot coffee, cutlet: No. 1 Rio. Vr
No. 4 Pantos, 7Vic.
Mild coffee, dull; Cor-
dova, eViffZV;.
Saarar aad Molasses.
NEW TORK, July 15-SUOAR-Raw
quiet; fair refining, 2S3VaC; centrifugal,
96 test, 8FTt4c; molasse sugar, l'; re
fined, stesdy; No. 4. 4fV; No. t, 4 65o; No. 8,
4 60c: No. 9, 4 46c; No. 10, 4 5c; Nr.. 11, 4.c:
No. IX 4 !5e: No. IS. 4 20c; No. 14. 4 15; con
fectioner. 4 80c: mould A. 8 35c; cut loaf,
5 7c; crushed, S Toe; powdered. 6.10c; gran
Mlated, 5 0fic; cubes, $.!6c.
MOLAS8FS Steady; New Orleans open
kettle good to choice. 8748c.
N7TW ORLEANS. July 16.-STO AR-Open
kettle, centrifugal. 8'iWVre: centrifugal, yel
low. 8T8A44p; seconds. MifrHVic.
VIOLASSES Quiet; new syrup, imia.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July U.-WHK4T
September, 90; Decemlr. WUIWIV;
No. 1 hard. 3101; No. I northern. 81.00 No.
2 northern. TJrOTVo No. 2 northern, gVfrFxv
FIX)rR First patents, 33 lft6.: second
patents. 86 0116 10- flrst clears, 88.eT'3 66;
second clears. 82.7f32 sf.
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Steady to Strong
and Active.
HOGS A SHADE TO FIVE LOWES
Fair Baa of Ikras, Moatly All West
ernsMarket Active and Strong,
Everything gelling- Readily
on Arrival.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 18, IKW.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday 8, 4.600 4.0K)
bum day last week .... I.sa
Same day I weeks ago.. 8,S"J
Ham day t week ago., 4.&H
Paine day 4 week ago.. 8,061
Bam day last year S,ut4
S.124
8.1f3
8,220
4.78
4.7W
4.SM
8.830
S.l4
6,046
1,164
ts of
Tha foflnwlna' tshle ahnwa ths receipt
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
in year to date, compared witn last yo.r.
1907 19HR. Ino. Dec
Cattl 6N8.I24 494.800 8S.0M
Hogs 1.4W.136 1,688.418 11S.2ST
aheep 8U.976 798,647 69.428
The following table ghows th averag
price of hog st South Omaha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
bat. 1907. 190.190.104.1908.I1903.101.
Juns 86...
Jun 37...
June 38...
Jun 2...
Jun 80...
July 1....
July ...,
July 3...
July
July 6....
July 6...,
July 7...
July 8...
July 3...,
81 ;??!
6 701 7 611 6 M
661
7 64
81
87
a
31
86)
a
t 67
I
63
a
T 64
t Ml
84
I W
5 88
6 73
aa
T8
6 79
a
6 83
a
I 884
6 601 1 64)
t 61
1 (1
1 64
a
T 76
73l
74
8 6
i h
, T3-H
6
7 82,
1
7 8.1
t 19
1 77
7 78
7 17
( 46
Julv 10..
6 83
8 86
t 98
6 14
t 84
July 11..
July II..
July 13..,
Julv 14..
July IS..
SSSt1
88
a
6 28
8 13
6 lfi
Ti;
( 17
I ( TZ
Sunday. Hollday.
RA.NQ& OF rRICEB.
Cattle.
Hogs.
Omaha is.i.wi.oo
Chicago f 75a7.30
Kansas City ltor7.X
St Louis 1.6CU6.&0
14.76 &6.80
6.20 4Jt.05
6 70 -u6.92iA
5.60 j10
Rous tltv S(ya7.00 5.60 41t).YU
The offlolal number ot -'ars ot stoog
brought In today by each road was
44 I 801 11
6 47 82 I 06
46 6 17 6 OS
SSI ( 18
48 I 18,
6 48 ( 2i
ae a I a )
6 48 t I !
4 36 $37
6 48 6 26 8 191
38 17
62 6 15
6 64 8 83
6 66 8 8: 6 11
4 6 83 4 8
8 6! 6 38 6 Oil
6 67 6 47 6 1.1
6 64 6 18
C. M. 6V St. P 1 a .. ..
Wabash 1
Mo. Fac 16
Union Facino 1 14 10 1
C. A N. W. (East) I
C. A N. W. (West)... a 24 .. 63
C, St. P., M. A O.... 6
C, B. A Q. (Baal).... 1 1 .. 1
C B. A Q. twst... 46 14 T 6
C, B. (. P. (East).. 6
Illinois Central 1
Chi. Oreat West 8 4
Total receipts 128 TS 17 86
The disposition of th day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Pack. Co 807 63 816
Swift and Company 744 1.H2 99
Cudahy Pack. Co 797 670 1,592
Armour and Company... 372 1,720 6K1
Carey & Benton 3
W. I. Stephen 6
Hill & Son 186
F. P. Lewis n
Huston A Co 93
Hamilton A Rothschild... 19
Lehmer Bros. 2
Other buyers 144 .... 65
Total 2,785 4.3H6 8,483
CATTLT3 Receipts of cattle were qu'ta
moderate this morning and trains were
very much delayed by sofe tracks, so that
it was late In the forenoon before every
thing reported was In sight. Among the
cattle on sale this morning, were soma
of th best seen here in a long time.
There was a very fair demand for de
sirable fat cattle of all kinds. Oood to
chotc yearling steers were In especially
good demand, there being several outsido
orders In hand. While the market did
not open very actlvs and while It was at
no time what might be called an active
market, nevertheless tha cattl commanded
food, steady to atrong prices and prac
Ically everything; In sight changed bands
In fair season. Among the offerings were
some very good beeves, which sold as
high as 17.00, batng the highest prtoe paid
for cattl on thl market since 1902. There
were also a few range beeves among the
rcalpts, which sold mostly at 4.80(Q5.2S.
Cows and heifers wer in very good de
mand and sold freely at varyaatisfactory
prices. The market was somewhat un
even, so that sales looked anywhere from
steady, to a good deal higher, according
as a buyer happened to take special liking
to th stun, io ay in least, 11 was a
very satisfactory market.
Stockers and feeders were In light supply
and there was no quotabl chang In the
market.
BEEF STEERS.
Ne. A. Pt. Ma
A. Pr.
700 8 M
7"0 I 15
470 I 16
804 4 1
IS 18
71 4 7a
3....
3....
II...
14...
19...
SI...
63...
61...
67...
II...
11...
II...
17...
II...
17...
1. .1116 I 60
llr. S 60
las I 0
11!S 6 80
Ill I 85
I 10
773 6 0
KS0 I IS
1241 I 15
1170 I 26
1110 I 16
1311 4 36
1M4 I 46
17I I 46
1 14 4 0.1
14ltl 4 86
I.,
1
3
6
I
4
41
1
7
10
16
40
14
174 4 75
II 4 4 IS
til i 00
in 1 10
110 6 34
86 I 26
1004 I 60
714 II
1111 I 60
1111 I 66
IM0 44
la.v) 1 io
1111 6 40
67....
II....
67....
11
1
6
I
1
1
1
10
1
11
14
1
4
1
4
4
1
I
4
10
1
1
t
.H3 I 10
.1470 T 00
COW1
?
... 114 I 15
....1081 4 10
,...140 4 10
....114 4 M
...AIM 6 86
W) III
....10U0 I 00
....120 1 00
.... 146 I 10
....1110 I 16
.... I 81
. ... 5 I 7H
KM! i 15
.... 10 I r,
....1070 4 00
.... 160 4 00
141 4 00
....1:80 4 25
....l'J 4 15
Ull 4 IS
1061 I U
...into 3 86
... M4 8 60
... M. I 76
... 10 3 71
... I 75
... M I tO
... 476 I SO
... 170 I 00
. . . 117 I 15
... 170 I 60
... It! 4 04
...Hue 4 00
...120 4 00
...1160 4 10
... 41 4 10
...inn 4 io
...1260 4 14
...130 4 24
... IN iU
i::::::
HEIFERS.
1
4....
4
1...
1...
1
4....
I ...
1....
I....
1...
1...
1....
1....
I....
1....
1....
1....
3....
730 3 60 1
170 I 14 1
441 3 16 I
640 I 00 IS
140 3 40 8
170 1 00 I
1160 I DO
BULLS.
1010 1 00 1
1200 1 16 1
ix I tt 1
I'iM 1 40 1
124 I 11
CALVES.
HO 4 00 1
100 4 60 6
100 I 76 I
, 10 I 00 1
M S 00 1
. SO 4 40
.440 4 60
. 446 4 16
.1114 4 46
.116 I 00
. 660 6 00
..174 4 IS
..1II0 44
..170 4 90
..WIS
160 I 71
140 I 00
171 I 64
,10 4 60
110 I Tl
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
170 I it 1 490 4 86
j0 4 10
WE8TFRN8.
NEBRASKA.
18 oows 878 3 75 8 cow 938 2 60
1 cow 1270 $ 60 21 cows 928 3 0
$ cows 910 $ 00
W. Moncrleff. Wyoming.
steers.. ..11H0 i 36 4 steers. ...111 6
2 steers. ...16 6 36 6 steers.. ..16 4 85
2 cow 916 4 26 1 cow 870 4 2i
Tamarack Land and Cattle Company, Colo,
44 steers. ...1U4 $76 43 slers. .,.1112 6 75
1 steer 740 4 60 1 bull 1390 4 10
HOGS Hogs sold all the way from
steady to 6c lowar today. Good lights and
puicnsr weiguis neia up ine upbi bciiiii
steady to a llltls lower. Big heavy hogs
felt the most decline, in soma cases still
ing as much as 6c lower. While the mar
ket was not very active the receipts were
light and practically everything In sight
was cleaned up In fair season. The ssaaon
for th decline, lnsplt of the light receipts,
Is to b found In the fact that Chicago
waa lower Saturday, whereas, the market
here was steady, while other markets were
reiKjrted aa weak uiln today. On account
of this th market here sold off a noted
above.
Representative sale
No. At. Kb. Pr. Ms. Ar. in. Pr.
I 440 M 4 71 10 . 814 120 I Tt
41 171 ... I 16 M I3 14 I 72
61 Ml ... 8 67 II I !t 40 tit
64 Ill 340 6 10 14 V. ... I IU
18 4t ... 6 10 74 M A) I 71
66 114 124) 111 44 JH 112
41 171 ... I 15 Tt 140 ... I 11
41 24 14 I 44 Tl 2-11 M I Tt
II M at lii CI S7I 10 Tl
41 174 150 I II 1 2-1 f I 72
SI 1st 60 6 16 41 J4 ltd 171
M If ... I 15 Tl 146 I Tt
14 l 40 I 47 It 141 4V 6 76
1 M7 110 I 17 41 22 ... I 16
II Il ... 1(7 II 1W 1(a) I Tl
6 HT . . 117 74 lt ... I M
11 ran 11 1 17 t til ... It
t S5 40 6 17 71 tM til
it ltl ... 147 n fit lis 4 ti
44....... H lit 41 127 4 I T6
41 241. 10 8 14 44 21 IN ITI
11 83 ... 3 to 1 rv
11 A 1 111 n 11
47 I I l 6 7J 74
li t lm I 10 41 vt
11 r to in 70 im
41. 4 Mil
IT Ml ... N TT U
44 ,M ... 6 70 XI
II 177 I t 71 "
11 144 ... 6 fs n 171
4 m as 3 7 41 i4i
) 6T
an I 75
40 I TS
... inn
... in
... 4 10
4 1
... I
... I 10
M 8 K
... I M
SHEEP There wss a fair run of sheep
In sight this morning, but trains aer late
In arriving, owing to th heavy rains, Th
arrival consisted almost eDllrely of
ranger.
As soon as th receipts put In sn ap
pearance the market opened and th trad
was both strong and active. It did not
talt buyer very long to clean up every
thing In sight. In spit of ths fact that
moat of the stuff cam In wet. prices were
Very satisfactory. Idaho yearlings sold s
n an ss is. an. with i,ih,i ewes at tor1
Wyoming wethers sold up to 8.V60. A bunch
of fed yearling brought 80.6O.
Uuotatlona on ranao ehreu ana iamn.
Good to choice lambs. 7. 2M7. 75; fair to
ood lambs, sO-eWj-ls; cull lamna,
juv . . -1 , ..1 .....I,,,.. v,l)ierH.
tK:R.?u- tmi in vAarllnar wethers.
IB.3i"6.7r.; good to choice wethers, 8s.i
6.75; fair to good wethers. 84.75ci6.26;
good to choice ea-es. 14 cwou.eu; tair w
good ewes, 14 lVi4.76; culls and bucks,
3
No.
67 western ewes and bucks...
Av.
, 74
. 107
,. 106
. 108
. 104
Tr.
6 60
2 00
00
00
40
6 65
6 60
8 00
6 40
7 SO
M
14 western buck
P8 Idaho yearlings
615 Idaho yearlings
siv inano cw
t9 Wyomlna wether ..
114
" weatern yearrgs and reeoers is
79 western teder. cull y'rl'g. 67
166 western fed ewes 122
149 spring lamb ?l
15 cull lamb 52
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattl How Hon I.orrer Sheep
and Lamb Higher.
CTOCAOO, July 15.-CATTLE-Rcelpts,
29,0110 head; steady, but slow; common to
prime steers, 34.76tr7.80; cows, 33.2UUC50;
heifers, 81.r7jr i; bulls, Hliti6 : calves,
$S.00.fl0; stockers and feeders, H.OOrfft.OO.
HOOS Receipts, 4X.00O head; market B'JJi
10c lower; good to prime heavy, ttHfJtift.nl;
medium to good heavy, $5.7(j eTV..; butcher
weights, $5JMKf6.0o; good to prime mixed.
$S.7li6.80: light mixed. r6.vg6l:; packing,
36 0fu6.fl6; pigs, 8S.Siii.0O: selected, $6.U6JI
.06; hulk of ssles. 86.70T76 80.
BHEKP AND LAill US Receipt s, 20,000
head; steady to 10e higher; sheep. $3.76'rf
6.00; yearlings, $6.6f(.l0; lambs. $S.6t(i.75.
New Tork Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. July 16. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 4,217 head; good to choice steers 1.0c
lower, others lairefc lower, bulls steady to
strong, cows steady to 10c lower: nil sold;
steers, $6.6Ki6cn; oxen, $6.60: bulls, tS.WTf
4.85; cows, l.7&if4.4o; dressed beof, HrylOc:
choice and extra beef. 10,.k'&104c. Liverpool
cables quoted live cattle selling at ISSi'&l.iHf
per id., aresnea weignt. exports tomorrow
ui cattle and 4.M" quarters of beef.
CALVFJ8 Rocelpts, 5,771 head; veals
opened weak to 2oc lower, closed 60c lower:
buttermilks opened steady; throw outs.
M .(iryruw; Puttermllks, 24.00174.60; yeorllngs,
$a.004;.60; dressed calves weak; city drexsod
veais, swijnn) per lb.; few choice, 1214c
country dressed, "fello.
SHEEP AND LAMBS- Receipts, 17,806
head; sheep steady; lamba opened SfrfffiOc
lower, closed 604j7TiC lower: sheep, 33.5!(7
560; culls, jaOO; lamba, $.50ra7.7T: choice
lambs, early. 37.S7VWui0: culls. tr.6fii0.
HOGS Recelpta, 9,6u3 head; lower, adSO
0.00,
Kanaaa City: Live Stock Market,
KAjvoAn city, July 16. "ATTLIfl halibut, llo; salmon, lo; catnsn, no; ner
Reoetpts, 13.000 head, inclmilng 4,000 ring, dressed, 8c; craiipies, round, ftfjeci
southerns; market for fed steers steady; IcrappleH, large, fancy, Ijc; black baas, 16c:
grass steers 61 10c lower; cows and hoif- 1 smelts, sweet and fine, lc; eel, 18c; L.ue fish,
ers strong: feeders 10i9 15c higher; choice ! iuc; red snappor, 12c; roe shad, per pair,
export and dressed hcef steers, 8fi.li6f'f iKKtfnOo; 'rog legs, 8o40o; lohsters, green,
6.90; fair to good, I6.00tt6.16; western 1 per lb., 27c; lobster, boiled oer lb. 30c;
fed steers, $4. 26i 6.00; Blockers and feed- I mackerel, Spanish, per lb.. 16c; mackerel.
ers, 83.001?? 4.90; southern steers. 33.76W
6.00; southern cows, 32.60(8.76; native
cows. 32 25S 4.76: native helfars, n 2b1i
.00; bulls, $2.76irT4.r0: calves, 34.Oir57 7.00
S Receipts, ,000 head; market 5c
lower; top, 4n.ji; uuik ot slen, 36.76'3)
6.85; heavy, 36 l6)'aJ6.76: pa k -s, $5.7o(tf
$.90; pigs and lights, 35.80 u 5. 1, ).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,900
head; market strong; lumhs, 8U.76g 7 60;
ewes and yearlings, 3r..25iPY 5.75; Texas
clipped yearlings, 3.60(& 6.85: Texas
clipped sheep, 34.76dJ6.40; stoclters and
feeders, $3.2o Q. 5.00.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOI'IS. Mo.. Julv 15. CATTI.F1 Ho.
celpts, 7.800 head, including 4,600 Texana;
market for natives lower: Trxans stea.lv.
Native shipping and erport steers, $5..')07i
715; dressed beef and butcher steers, 3,ri.0U?i
00; steers under l.OOu pounds, 34.0ntfi4.BO;
stockers and feeders, $3.00(g.4.65 ; cows and
heifers, $3.00i77e.6O; canners, $1.60?72.2.'; bulls.
$3.0)k2S4.6O; crIvch, $4.0tvan.00; fexans and
Indian steers, J3.85ae.00; cows and heifers,
$1.59'4 00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,500 head; market 6f(10c
lower. Pigs and lights, $o.5ti. 10; packers,
8S.ftO0j6.O0; butchers and best heavy, to.nojx'
6.05.
SHEEP A Nil T.AMTtS-tteeolnta A-n
v -nsn.
;neai; marKet steady. Native mutton
1 J. Jrvpo 7T3 ; lambs, 84.0iirfi7 75; culls and bucks,
l.t.waaoo; stockers. a4.00!6.iJO.
St. Joseph LIT Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 15. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,160 head; market active, steady
to strong. Natives. $4.50tir7.00; cows and
heifers, $2.266.80; stockers and feeders,
$3.&)4r4.50.
HOGH Receipts, 2.1&0 h ad: mwrket st. aly
to 5c lower. Top, $5.86; bulk of sales,
$5.7r.'?ft.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpls none:
lambs, $f).7jfj7.50; yearllnKS, J5.60r8.25;
wethers, $5.4Wj5.75; ewes. $4,754(6.25.
Sloas Cltr Live Slock Market.
filOl'X CITY. Ia.. July 15.-(SpeclHl Tele
gram. i CATTLE Receipts, 8m head; mar
Ket steady; nenves. xf,.Kir 7.00: cows and
heifers. 84.3.V&&50: stockers and feeders.
$.'t.86tftft.OO: calves and yearlings. 3.rfi4 2ft.
tits tteceipis, 1.700 head; market
steadv. selling at $5.j0fl;-).70; bulk of sales.
$p.fi2'fi6 60.
SHE HP AND LA MRS Receints. 200 head-
market steady.
Stork In Sight.
Receints of live stork fit the six nrlnclnal
wemern maraeis yesteruay:
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
. 3.0 0 4.5 i0 4,0"0
. KW 1.7c)
.13.0O 6.0frt 2,900
. 2.150 2.1W
. 7.8HI 6,5i'0 2.0fo
.29.000 4H.0 0 40.000
.55,750 67,irt 4U.1O0
South Omaha...
Hioux City
Kansas City....
ft. Joseph
St Ixmls
Chicago
Total receipts.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. July 15. -CORN Firm ; No. 2
yellow snd No. 8. 524c; No. 4, 61c; no
grsde, 4JCV,ifH4a4c. kiln dried. Me.
OATB-Strong; No. 2 white, 4V,c; No. 8
white. 44Vrr14r: No. 4 white. 4Sc.
RYE Unchanged; No. 2. kSTiWc.
Pnlnth Grala Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. July 15 WHEAT
No. 1 northern, $1.0014; No. 2 northern,
99c; July, $l.00Vi; September. 3!.00nj;
lecem her. 9 c.
OATS Track, 42c;. July, 42c.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. July 15. EVAPORATED
APPLES market dull; prices unchanged.
Fancy are quoted at 8Vic; choice, He; prime
at 7fi7Hc; poor to fair, 6i7c.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are quiet on
COUPONBONDS
with interest payable January 1st. and
July 1st, is what we are offering
They are secured by mortgage on the
entire system of the
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY CO.
We will bcpleased to furnish you with
complete information. Address
SAMUEL BURNS, JR.
614 New York Life Building. OMAHA, NEB.
1
spot. Quotations ran front 4 to 2a
fnr California irult, and frin 5 to o f.r
Orrgnns up to .Va-4'. Apricots bio tin-
changed, witn enmcf uuoteu nt -ic; riri
choice at ii", lancy i:!iito. Ivuchos unlet
on spot; choke. ll'jnlJc; extra cholco.
12Vtflilc; fancy, l.Vn l.lc; extra fancy, 14 p
14 RalMns unchanged; Ims muscatel.
64tyi0r; seed raisins, 7113; London lay
ers, llfr'yl.
OMAHA WllOI.ESAl B SI ARRETS.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Trodare.
F.aGB-rer do., 14o.
Hl'TTEIt Packing stock. ITITnHo: cholo
to fancy dairy 19tjJ0c; creamery. tlVc
LIVE pnrLTRY-Sprlng chickens. lHtuJOc;
hens. 9il810o: roosters, 60; turkeys, lie;
djeks, 10c: geese, 60.
FK1118 AND MFLONS.
CALIFORNIA I'KACHKH Per bog,
81.60: yellow freestones, 81.. '
CALirOKNIA 'LL'MSl'er crat. 12 25.
CALIFORNIA CHF.KRlES-l'er bog ol
about 8 lb , black or white. 32 00.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Kaoh, 16c,
o and 60e
CANTEIiOlTE California, 46 to crate.
Standard, 5.50; 64 to crate, pony, 83.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmonlera. 800 sis $7.60; M
six, 37.71.; other brands. 6O0 leea
BANANAS I'er meflium-isea ounoo.
2.(Xi52 26: Jumboes, 32 6tXU J-faJ.
ORANCIES Mecllterrsnean rwaria.
fancy. 160 sis. 84.00: 174. 00, 81 and
14 alies. 34.6t; 96. 126 and US sixes.
I. 75; extra fancy, 26c more per box; BU
Michaels. 176, 200, 216 and 250 sises.
14.76; 116 and 180 sixes, ll.ss; vainri;a,
80. 96 snd 118 slses, 34 251 136. 110. 178.
3o0 and 316 slses, 84. 7(46. W.
UATE14 Ksclaway. c; ssyers. no; nau
lowls, 5c; new stuffed walnut dates, 9-lo
box, 81.U0.
OLD VKUKTAUUnO.
POTATOKS-Per busOo, ...
NAVY BEANM Per. bu No. 1. 12.009
2.10; No. 2, tl 9043 1.00.
POTATOES-Par bu., 1.85.
nkw PiPPKRS-Per 6-bssket crata.
81 0 to 13.60; per H busiel box, $1.00.
A SPA RAO in Boo per "OS. ounenea
BEANS New wax and string, psr H
bu box or basket, 7 60.
BEETS. TL'HNH'8 and CARROTS P
dor. bunches. fi.16c.
PIEPLANT Per dos. bunches, 80a
CCCl'MBERS-Per dos. 6tj?6o.
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-lb. crate,
$1.15.
ONIONS Oreen onions, per dos., 860.
CA PHAGE California, 34.
LEAF LKTTUC&-xi.oX-hous. pr dog,
heads. 20c
RADIf-UES Per dos. bunohg, hom
grown, 30a.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 rib. 14c; No. rib. He; No. 8 rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17V,c: No. 3 loin. 13ot, No.
8, loin, 12tio; No. 1 chuck. 7c; No. 1 chuck,
4c; No. 3 chuck. 6c; No. 1 round, 8Vc:
No. 2 round, 84c; No. $ round, 80; No. t
Diet. 3Vtc; No. 1 alate. 80: No. $ plate, 3a
MIBkJltLlAN8COU8
COFFKE Mosjitcei. tw. t t6o per lb.$
No. 80, 21c per lh i No. 86, 19o per lb.J Ndk
80. 1414c per lb.; No. O. 12Hc per lb,
14c; Youug Americas, 16o
CALlfvjUN'iA DRIED FRtHTS Prune
re somewhat unsettled by freer offering
from second hands, who seem desirous ot ,
moving supplies of immediate grade. Quo.
tatlon rang from 4 to 9c for California
fruit and from 5VjWo for Oregon. Peaches
ar slightly easier, with fancy yellows
quoted at 13Vi. Raisins are firm: three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 9c;
four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins, 801o.
No. 1'. 8c; No. 2, 7c; bull hides, Sc; green
hides. No. 1. 7c; No. !. 6c; horse, 31.50J
3.60; sheep pelts, SOcfltl.t Tallow, No. L
4Vtc; No. J. 8lo. Wool. lt72o
FISH Pickerel lrewnd, lOoj pike,
dressed, 16c; wime tfi, dresset. wmter
o,,..,t iiiilic: frenh. 16c: trout. 124fl5c:
native, IMiaou per 10.; irrra iran mrua
meat, 2fo per lb.; dressed buffalo, 6c; bull
beads, 12c: whits perch, 7c; white bass, lao,
CANNED tiOODR Corn, slanrlard, west
ern, 660. Tomatoes, fancy, 8-pound cans,
$1 45; standard, 8-pound csnds. $1.26. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pound, $2. 202 30; sliced,
$1.7(.2.35. Gallon apples, 33.25. California
apricots, $2.00. Pears,' $1.762.60. Peaches,
51 7602.40; L. C, peache. $2 (Kxyi2 60. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, $2.10;
fancy sockeye. Mat, 31. 95. Sardines, quarter
oil, 8ll.2f; three-quarters mustard, $3.10.
Sweet potatoes, $1.2C:1.35. Bauer kraut, 90a
Pumpkins, S0ei&1.00. Lima beans. 2-lb., 75o
(7 31.25. Sonked peas, 2-lb.. 60a; fancy, 61.269
1 46.
Nl'TS California walnuts, No. 2, soft
shell. 12c: Hraitls, inline; pecan, llKrjaic;
m,.ri. nJ, neanuta. raw. 7Uc: roasted.
..... . . . I 1 . 1 1 . . r ...... ......
36.00 per 1U
STANDARD FILES ANSWERS
Responds to Portion of Complaint t)
Which Exceptions Had Oris- .
Inally Been Made.
ST. LOUIS, July 15. Attorneys for tha
Standard Oil company of New Jersey and
Its seventy subsidiary corporations, against
which the government has Instituted in
junction proceedings, filed an answer In the
United States circuit court today to tha
portion of the complainant's original Ull
to which the defendants had mads excep
tion. LEGAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATEK
MAINS-Sealed propoaula will be received
by the cltv clerk of th city ot Randolph,
Nebraaka.'at his office until tha 22d day r
July. 1907. at 8 o'clock p. m., for the fur
nishing and laying of 5,0uu feet of 4-Uu-tt
cast water mains and 1,520 of 6-Inch cast
water mains with six 4-Inch double nozzle
fire hydiur.ts for 2-inch tire hose together
with all necessary llltinna for all '
and hydrants. Bids to include the dig
ging of all ditches at least rlvo feet below
the established grade of said city, and not
less than live feet below the surface t.f tle
street at any place. Bids to include 4YU
connection and extras as shown bjr xsra
plans and specifications on file at the of
fice of the said city clerk. One-half of the
contract price for the laying and furnish
ing said mains as above to be paid In cati
and th balance to bo paid In warrant
drawn on the general runci or sain cur.
All bids must be accompanied by a certi
fied check equal to 10 per cent of the
amount bid, as a guarantee that If the bid
Is accepted the bidder will enter Into con
tract to perform and carry out the bid.
The cltv reserves th right to relect any
or all bids. E. S. MAILLIARD, City Clerai
J21u24t
NOTICE OF BANKRUPT BALD Th
book accounts, fixtures and stock belong
ing to the estute of Daniel D- Sharp, bank
rupt, of F.Ik Point, S. D., will be sold In
bulk at auction at Elk Point, 8. I , In the
poKtofnee building, on July 20, 1907. at 10
o'clock a. m. The stock consists of a fltia
line of Jewelry, crockery and stationery.
Jena K Jensen, trustee. Bailey 4 Voor
hees, attorneys for trustee, Sioux Falls,
S. D . J14 d3t
NOTICE TO BOND BUT ERS FOR SALB
3i6.00O of 20-yr. school bonds, Issued hF
school district No. 13 of Mad Won Co., Nb.,
6 per cent Int., option of pay't after 6 yrs.
Denomination !500. Sealed bids to be opanod
July "2; accompanied by certified check of
I20.-C, A. MILLER. Secy., Nowmsn Grove,
Nb. , Jy6dia