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10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THTOSDAY , JULY 27 , 1899.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Apprehension of Damage by Hot Weather
Strengthened ioth Wheat and Corn.
OUTLOOK FOR FRENCH CROPS IS GOOD
Cooit Demand from Short * Canned a
Itally In Ont * LarKC IleccliiU
* of HOK * I'OiTcrcd Pro-
vlnloii * .
CHICAGO , July 26 Approhfenslon of dani-
HBO by the hot , dry weather prevailing
throughout thtj country ntrcnethcncd wheat
nnd corn today. September wheat closed
with a gain of > ,4Sfs ° and corn &c. Oats
dosed uneh-anfjed , ProvlBlons suffered from
liquidation. Pork lost 12Vj'iJl6c , lard & & ? Va < 9
und rlba 7',4c.
Whwit started strong at 71c and grad
ually rose to 71ic , an advance of ' o over
yesterday's close. The strengthening Inllu-
encea w o strong L.lvorj'ool cables , con
tinued light receipts and unfavorable crop
advices from the northwest , where hot
wlndavcro said to have Inlllcted a good
deal of Injury on growing wheat. After the
llrat buying rush wus ovtr , however , trade
became dull and September sagged back to
71'/ic. The docllno wa helped by weakness
at Paris and the alleged splendid outlook
of the French crop. \ \ hlle rct > orts of dam-
IIKO to spring wheat were very numerous ,
yet there wuro enough promising a good
crop In the aggregate to make traders cau
tious. The lack of Inquiry for ciish wheat
-was another rcanon lor the mijorlty of
traders electing to await further develop
ments. The range amounted to only ' /ic
during the entire session , with the trade of
iv professional character and nine-tenths of
It of u local character. September closed
nt 71c , Chicago received 121 cars , eight of
which were contract grade. Minneapolis and
Duluth got 3S3 , compared with 47G the cpr-
rosrKtfvd'lng ' day last week anil 113 a year
ngo. The aggregate at western prlmnry
jnarkcts was 7U3Ou01)U. , against 1,000,000 , bu.
lust week and 603,000 bu. last year. Exports
of wheat and Hour from Atlantic portu
equaled 226,000 bU.
lloports of possible damage from heat and
lack of rnln strengthened corn. Receipts ,
COT cars. Primary receipts were largo and
olearances rather light. September opened
a shade higher at 32Q32V4C. Sold sparingly
u.t 32c and advanced to 32 , bc at the close.
A good demand from shorts caused a rally
In oats early , but this was lull lost on later
j > rollt-taklng. Receipts , 215 cars. Septem
ber opened a shade lower at 19' c , advanced ,
to lD % < fJ10ic and closed at lDMjl : ; ! > % c.
I argo receipts of hoga and lower prices at
the yards weakened provisions. Soiling on
Htop-loss orders waa again a feature. On
the break packers took hold freely and part
of the decline was recovered , September
pork opened lOSlGc lower at JS.75QS.SO de
clined to JS.C5 , advanced to J8.S2& and closed
at $8.7S(88.77V4. ( September latd opened Be
lower n.t J5.30 < gG.374 ! , rose to J5.40 and de
clined to * 3.3G at the cdose , September ribs
opened 2HQ5c lower at J5.10S-5.1214 , sold at
55.12Wig6.15 and closed at J5.07H.
Estimated receipts for Thursday : Wheat.
SO cars ; corn , 015 cars ; oats , 400 cars ; hogs ,
32,000 head.
Leading futures ranged ai follows :
Articles Open. HlBh. Low. YeB'rty.
70J ( 70H
71HOU
73JJ8M 73HWH
32k 32H
.13 31 ! 32K 32
SOHOK
32,4
24W 24 4 24
10H 10UOH
20 20'Vi 20 20 Hi ! .
21H-U2 2Ui
S7S 882K 805 877H 880
880 885 880 880
E3G 540 635 635 6J2W
642 G4S C40 640 547.4
E10 615 507M 515
611 C 12H 620
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FIXDUU Easy ; winter intents , $
straights , J3.10Jf3.30 ; sprint ; specials , $4.00 ;
hard patents , $3.50f3.CO ; soft patents , J3.30 ®
3.40 : bakers , $ l.SMf2.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 70r71V4c ( ; No. 3
nprlnc. 6VM70c ; No. 2 red , 7272Hc.
COIIN No , 2. 32V t8329ic ; No. 2 yellow , 33 ©
S3'/4c.
OATS No. 2 , 24ff242c ( ; No. 2 white1 , 24 ®
E6c ; No. 3 white. 22 % < 3'2Gc.
iKY-E-No. 2. Slc.
BARL.EY No. 2. 3240c.
SEEDS No. 1 llaxneed , 97 0 ; northwest ,
09c ; prime 'timothy. $2.40.
'PROVISIONS ' Mess pork , per bbl. , J8.C5 ®
8.70. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , jr .27' , 3G.37' . Short
riba sides ( loose ) , $4.95 75.15. Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $5.37HS < 5-60. Short clear
sides ( boxed ) . $5.2&S'3.35.
WHISKY Distillers' finished goods , per
cal. , $1.26.
SUGARS Cut loaif , $6.02 ; granulated , $5.50.
Following are the receipts and shlpmenst :
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , -bbls . 2C.OOO 15,000
"Wheat , bu . 12,000 14,000
Corn , bu . CC7.000 270.000
Oats , bu . 439,000 200,000
Rye. bu . . C.OOO 1,000
Uarloy , bu . 19,000 15,000
On the Produce exchange tod-ay the but
ter market was steady ; creameries , 13H17c ;
ilalrips , 12@15MiO. Eg-gs , weak ; freah , 11 ®
12c. Oh ese , tame ; creams , SV4ilOc. Dressed
poultry , weak ; turkeys , 7V45i V4c ; ducks , 7c ;
chicken's ' , B&c ; springs , ll@12c.
NEW YOIIIC GKXEUAJj MARKET.
Quotations for tlie luy on Vnrlou *
Coiiuiiodltlc'H.
NEW YORK , July 2C. FLOUR Receipts ,
18,949 bbls. ; exports , 6,393 bbls. ; fairly active
nnd Steady ; ( Minnesota patents , $3.75Q'3.90 ;
winter ntraights , $3.33S'3.50 ! ; Minnesota , bak
ers' , $3.003.40. Rye flour , quiet ; choice to
fancy , $3.25ff3.40.
CORNMEAI-r-Qtilet ; yellow western , 77 ®
78c ; city. 7SOT > c : Urandywlne , J2.10ff2.2j.
RYE weak ; No. 2 western , COc f. o. b. ,
afloat , spot.
KARLEY Weak ; feeding , 37& < i73Sc 0. j _ f > (
Buffalo ; malting , 46Q60c delivered In New
York.
UARLEY MALT Nominal ; western , 68 ®
C5c.
WHEAT Receipts , 275,075 bu. : exports ,
1C.C31 bu. Spot , ilrm : No. 2 red , 77c t. o. b.
dllo.it Boot ; No. 1 northern , Duluth , 79c f. o.
b. alloait spot ; No. 1 hard Duluth , 82c f. o.
b. alloat to arrive ; No , 2 red , 7Gc elevator.
Options opened steady on cables. The de
mand from shorts was eliminated chlelly by
hot weather news In spring wheat states.
At the closft. the tone wus Ilrm and prices
' /SlffHo not advance ; July , 7Gg > 7Go ; closed ,
7C ic ; Se-pteanber , 766-16Si'76T4c ; closed , 76c ;
l > oocmber , 787-1&SI79C ; closed , 78c.
CORN Receipts , 109,000 bu. ; exports , 26S-
263 bu. Spot , Ilrm : No. 2. 3Sc f , o' . b.
afloat ; 37o elevator. Options opened steady
und subsequently advanced , by hot wlnda
In Knnnna , Nebraska and Iowa ; closed Ilrm
at ! if % ° not advance ; July , 374ff37Tso ;
closed , 37 } o ; September , 37637c ; closed ,
37V4c ; December , 3C4 < iE < 17Ho : closed , 37c.
OATB-llccolpts. 12S.OOO bu , Spot , dull ;
No. 2 , 2Sc ; No , 3 , 27V4c. Options , steady but
ll'AY ' 'E-asy ' ; shipping , 65 fCOc ; good to
choice , 75Ui. > o.
HOPS Quiet ; utato. common to choice ,
J89G crop , Ci ! 7c ; 1597 , llfflSc ; 1 ! > 93 , ICftnc ; Pa-
cllio coast , 1S9S crop , C7c ; Ib97 , 11013c ; 1S93 ,
17 < fM8c.
HIDES-Hteady : Galveston , 20 to 25 Ibs. ,
IG' ffnc ; Toxaa dry , 24 to 30 Ibs. , 12Vfl3 < j ;
California , 21 to 25 Ibs. , ] S 4o.
LE-ATIIEK Firm ; hemlock Bole , Duonos
Ayrea. light -to heavyweights , 20J4021V4C ;
arild. 21 i22o.
I'ROVISIONS Beef , steady ; family , J9.50 < n >
10.CO ; extra mens , $9.00 ; beef hams , $27,003) )
29.00 ; packet. JS.HWjUO.OO ; city -extra India
mess , $14.o6a'lG.OO. ' Cut meata , steady ; pick
led bellies3 < : pickled hams , $10.2Mj )
10,75 , Lard , s-teady ; western steamed ,
$5.K > ; retlned , quiet ; continent , $5.85 ; South
America , $6,35 ; compound , $ lOOij < i.OO ; July
closed $5.75 nominal ; retlned , etoady ; conti
nent , $6.06. Pork , steady ; moss , $9.00fj9.50 ;
nhort clwir , $10.76SI11.75 ; family , $10.50 11.00.
Tallow , steady ; city ( $2.00 per package ) ,
4 ? iff4Mo : country ( packages free ) , 4H04c.
HUTTBR Receipts , 4,810 pkgs. ; tirm ;
Wf torn creamery , ISQl&c ; factory , HOHc ,
OHE133E Receipts , 5,673 Pkgs. ; Ilrm ;
largo white , 9a ; small whlto , 9c ; largo col
ored , ST&iJOc ; small colored , 9c.
EOGS-JRe elpts , G.439 pkgs , ; dull and Ir
regular ; western ,
Tuleilo 3I rlcet.
TOLEDO , July 2 < ! . "WHEAT Active and
Dtdglier ; No , 2 , cash and July , 7"-Hc ; Sep
tember. 74Ho bid ,
CORN-0)uU and steady ; No , 3 mixed ,
Slo.OATS
OATSDuU ( and lower ; No , 2 mixed. 2 < > ic.
RY * : Dull and lower ; No. 2 , cash , 62&C.
6EEDS Clovcrs < id , dull nnd riteady :
jirlme casli , now , Jl a ked ; October. Jl.f > 0
uskcd ,
SI. I.niilii ( imlii a nil I'rovliloni ,
ST. LOUIS , July S6. WHEAT-Unsettled ;
No. 2 red , cash , elevator. 71 ? c : track. 71HW
72V4o ; July , 7U4c ; September , 72Wo ; Dec-sin-
lier. 747io ; No , 3 hard , 7 < HF71c ; receipts , 101-
E37 bushels.
COJW-ai1gher ; No. S , cash , JlUc ; < rack ,
SSc , July , 31 > sci Sftptfrmber , 31H33U4C ! De-
Ci'-mbf-r , We
OAT --Klrm , No. 2 , cash. Jl ic ; track , 21H
022V ; July , 22V p ; September , 19&C ; ilay ,
& . No. 2 white , 27V c.
IlYtQu ! - 1 at 6lc.
FLOL'Il Dull nnd easy , but unchanged ,
SEBDS-Tlmothy , qi'let ' nt $ I.75Q3.25 for
old and J2 SO for new ; flax.oefd , 9lc.
CORNMEAL Quiet at
HRAN Dull ! sacked , e st track , 60H061C.
HAY FIrm ; timothy , $8.50Q13.00 ; pralrl ,
. . .
WHlSKY-Stofldy at $1.2fi.
IKON COTTON TIKS-Steady at S5c.
UAOJINO-Qul6t at DBG'ic.
PROVISIONS Dry salt meats , quiet ;
boxed shoulders. J 12' * ; extra Rhorts , $5.25 ;
clear sides , $5.G2i,4 ; clear ribs , $5.50. Bacon ,
quiet ; boxed shoulders , $5.50 ; extra shorts ,
$5,75 ; clear ribs. $ fi.M ; clear sides. $ G.12',4. '
1'OT'LTRY-Steady chickens 7l4c ,
- ; , ; young
; turki-v * . 9c ; young , 15c ; ucks , 6@
6lto ; geese , tgfiV c.
nU'i l'tK creamery , l&QlSo ; dairy , 12
015o.
KGOS Qulst at DC.
RECEIPTS Flour , 2,000 bbls. : wheat , 101-
000 bit. ; corn , 109,000 bll.j oats , 43,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour , 4.000 bbls. ; wheat ,
11.0UO bu.j corn , 133,000 bu. ; oats , 19,000 bu.
OMAHA GI1.M2HAL. BIAJUCET.
ConilUlniiH of Trmlo nml Uttntntloni
on Slniile nml Knncjt'rniluoe. .
EGOS Good stock , weak at lWWO',4c.
BUTTER Common to fair , llj12c ; cholco ,
1314c ; separator , lS019c ; { fathered cream
ery , I6fl17c.
POULTRY-H ns , live , 7Hc ; spring
chlckcnt ! , Il0l2c : old nnd stnggy roosters ,
Hvo. 3&5J5c ; ducks and geese , live , G06Hc ;
turkevs , live , So.
PIOKONS Live , per doz. , 7ocQ$1.00. $
VKALS-Cholce , He.
VEGETABLES.
WATERMKLONS-Southcrn , crated for
shipment , 17f720c. (
CAN'TAI.riUPE-Pcr crate , $1.6031.65 ;
basket , 700800.
TOMATOES Per 4-basket crate , 65c.
POTATOES New Potatoes , 25@40c per bu.
CUCUMBERS-Per doz. , SOc.
CELERY Per doz. , SOc.
FRU1'3. "
BMJEBERRIES-Per 16-qt. case. $1.75.
APRICOTS California , per crate , $2.00.
BLACKBERRIES Per 24-qt. case , $2.50 ® .
'BLACK RASPBERRIES-Per 24-qt. case ,
$2.75.
PLUMS-Callfornla. cr crate , $1.50.
CALIKOIINLV PEACHES Freestones ,
$ l.I5fM.2r per box.
APPLES-Pcr bbl. , $1.7502.00.
T11OP1CAL FUU1T.
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets , $4.50
LEMONS-Callfornla , fancy , $4.6004.75 ;
Messina , fancy , $5.00 < 5fS.6 .
BANANAS Choice , crated , large stock ,
per bunch , $2.50@2.75 ; medium-sized ,
bunches. $2.0002.2S.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7Wc ; No. 2
preen hides. fiMc ; No. 1 snltcd hliJca. 8 0 ;
No. 2 salted hides , 7Uc ; No. 1 veal calf , 8
to 12 Ibs. , lOo ; No.r 2 vea > calf. 12 to 15 Ibs. ,
CTALLOW. GREASE. ETC.-Tallow. No.
1 , 3 ! c ; tallow. No. 2 , 3c ; rough tallow , le ;
whlto grease , 2H@3c ; yellow and brown
grease , \\Wlffa.
SHEEP PELTS-Green salted , each , 15O
75c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , IGc ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) . No , 1 , each , 6c ; dry
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per lb. . actual weight , 4@5o ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. , actual weight , 34r ; dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight , 405c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , n-r lb. . actual weight. SfiMc.
ICniiMiiN City Grnln and 1'rnvlNlnnn.
KANSAS CITY , July 26.-WHEAT-Sep-
tember , 65Vlc ; December , 67l/4c ; cash , No. 2
hard. 65c ; No. 3 , ei Qfilc ; No. 2 red , 680 ;
No. 3. GSgCCc ; receipts. 74 cars.
CORN September , 29\4c ; December , Zi * c ;
cnsh , No. 2 mixed , 30ic ! ; No. 2 whlto , 31c ;
No. 3. SOVic.
OATS No. 2 wihlte , 24 ! c.
RYE No. 2 , 5Cc.
: TAY-Cht > lco timothy , $7.6008.00 ; choice
pral.- < . $ fi.2u06.60.
llUTTER-Creamery , 1401CHc ; dairy , 14c.
13GGS Weak ; fresh Stlssourl and Kan
sas stock , firsts. 9c , cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Wheat , 44,400 bu. ; corn , SO.COO
bu. ; oats , 2,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 18,000 bu. ; corn , 49-
000 bu , ; oats , 5,000 bu.
Liverpool Gritlii nml 1'rovlNlnnn.
LIVERPOOL , July 26.--PROVISIONS
Bacon , short ribs , stsady at 31s fid ; short
clear backs , steady at 29s Cd. Lard. Ameri
can refined , In palls , dull at 28s Gd ; prlmo
western. In tierces , dull at 27s 9d.
CHEESE American finest whlto , flrm at
41s ; American finest colored , flrm at 41s.
"WHEAT Spot , No. 1 northern , spring ,
flrm at 5s UHd ; No. 2 red westtrn , winter ,
flrm nt 639i4d. Futures , steady ; July ,
6s7 d ; September , 6s9d ; Decembtr , 5a lid.
CORN Futures , steady ; July , 3s 4d ; Sep
tember , 3a4&d ; October , 3s 4&d.
Mll > TniiUee Grnln Mnrkct.
MILWAUKEE , July 2G. WHEAT Mar
ket higher ; No. 1 northern , 73i4c ; No. 2
northern , 7114@72c.
OATS Lower at 24J2fii4c.
RYE-Steody ; No. 1 , 52& ( .
BARLEY Dull ; No. 2 , 40c ; sample , 33B >
Mliiiieaimlln Vhcat Mnrkct.
MINNEAPOLIS , July 26. WHEAT
Close : In store , No. 1 northern , July , CSc ;
September , 6o ; December , 09 % < 3G99ic. On
track : No. 1 hard , 70c ; No. 1 northern ,
G9c ; No. 2 northern , 6SWc.
FLOUR AJND BRAN Unchaneed. . .
Dnlnth AVhent Market.
OULUTII , July 2fi. WJrKtVT No. 1 hard ,
cash , 74V4c ; July , 74V4c ; No. 2 northern , cash ,
71c ; July , 71c ; Sei > tenXoer , 704c ; Decem
ber. 7iy.sc ; No. 2 nortnern , Gtio ; No. 3
Sprinjr , Wc.
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS , July 26. COTTON-
Spot , steady ; sales , 2,100 bales ; ordinary ,
3 11-ilfic ; seed ordinary , 4 3-lCc ; low mld-
dllnpr.1 15-lGc ; middling , 6c ; ( rood middling ,
G7-10c ; mldillllng- fair , 6 13-lfic ; receipts , 337
tales ; etock , 152,57o bales. Futures , quiet
and steady ; July , J5.C5 bid ; August , $5.40 ®
5.41 ; September , $3.41(36.42 ( ; October , $3.42 ®
C.43 ; November , $5.46 6.47 ; December , $5.50 ®
5.51 ; January. $5.5465.66 ; February , $5.67 ®
5.59 : March , J5.G15IC.G2.
BT.i LOU'IS , 'July 2R CXTTON ) QuJet ;
middling , 6c ; sales , none ; receipts , 929
bales ; shipments , 899 bales ; stock , 70,061.
LIVERPOOL , July 20. COTTON Spot ,
Increased demand ; prices steady ; American
middling , 3d ; sales of the day were 12,000
bales , of which. 2,000 were for speculation
and export and included 11,600 bales Amer
ican ; receipts , 3,000 bales , including 1,000
American. Futures opened quiet and steady ;
American middling , 1 , m. c. , July , 319-64 ®
320-6UI , Et'lleru ; July and August , 31)-64d ,
sellers ; August nnd September , 3 18-C4d ,
sellers ; September and October , 3 17-64d ,
oel'lors ' October and November
; , 315-64 ®
3 16-C4d , buyers ; November and December ,
315-64d , sellers ; December and January ,
January and February , 3 15-64d , sellers ; Feb
ruary and March , 3 15-GI3 ! G-64d , buyers ;
March and April. 3 lC-64i3 ( 17-Cld , sellers ;
April nnd May , 317-C4d , buyer * ; May and
June , 3 18-64d , sellers.
NEW YORK , July 20. COTTON-BuM-
ncss on the cotton exchange today consisted
largely in switching from the near to the
more remote futures. There was , however ,
some investment buying and more consid
erable covering , the basis of which was for
the most port a reconsideration of the
weekly government report. The report In
dicated a poor situation In the Carollnas ,
with the general condition also unsatltfac-
tory , by reason of shedding , while Texas
showed a poorer average than a week ago ,
In Its entirety the government report as
locally considered became a bullish offset
to the cotton crop advices so numerously
In circulation nt the present time. The mar
ket opened steady with prices from 2 to 5
points higher. Trading for a time was quits
actlvo , with AVnll Hreet buyers prominent.
Later prices Increased from 5 to 6 points ,
when realizing set In and prevented a
further advance. Throughout tho' session
the market was helped by good reports In
regard to spot cotton In the English mar
ket. There were also some Investment or
ders executed during the afternoon , a feelIng -
Ing of conservatism nnd there was a dis
position to hold off for further advices
from the cotton belt and for tomorrow's
cables , particularly with reference to the
consumption of spot cotton. The market
closed steady from 4 to C polnta net higher.
OH Miirk.-l ,
LIVERPOOL , July 20-OILS-Cottonseed ,
Hull relln-ed July-August , Ilrm , 15s 9d.
OIL O1TY , July 2.J. OILS-Credlt bal
ances , $1.25 ; certificate's , $1.24H ; sales. 1,009
bbls , at tl.25 ; shipments. S > ,623 bbls ; aver
age. 71.700 bbls , ; runs , 109,362 bbls , ; average.
0,734 bbls > .
NBAV YORK , July 20. OILS-Cottonseed.
quiet. Petroleum , flrm , Rosin , steady ;
iuralnod , common to good , Jl.3ogi.32v4.
Turnfcntine. linn at 4444i,4c.
LONDON , July S6.-OILS-fTurj > entlno
spirits , 31s ,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Copper , nrm ; brck-
ora' $18. CO ; exchange , $15.50 ; casting copper ,
JIC.ST . Lend , quiet ; brokers' , JI.S3 ; ex
change , f4.05Q'4.67H. In a Buneral way < here
wsyj no Important change in the metal mar-
kdt. Tin. howovar , continued to hold a
Ilrm relation to ithe general list and ad
vanced JO points , closing unsettled , as ofll-
plally s'fateil ' on the exchange , at 31iQ32Wc.
Lake copper was Ilrm . ISVic : pig Iron
( warrants nominal nt ? H ; lead quiet at f3 !
5N.67VJ : spelter qulot at $0.20. Brokers'
price for I-ad $1.35 nnd tor copper $ is.50.
6T. LOt IS , July M.-METALS--I.end ,
quiet at $4,6504.57' , Spelter , quiet at $5.55.
MOVKMHXTS OF STOCKS AMI IIOXDS.
Apt Mneh ClinnRC In Character of
TrndliiK In Seciirltlcn.
NEW YORK , July 2C. There was not
much change In the character of the. trad
ing In securltHs today. There was a period
when 1ho market made some show of
strength In sympathy with nn upward
movement In a group of individual stocks ,
but a violent slump In American Malting
was sufficient to put nn end to the rise
nnd wlpo out pretty much all of the previ
ous gain.
Osnernl Electric rose 1'4 ' on the opening
quotation , Pennsylvania showed signs of
BtrenRth early and there was n conspicuous
absorption of Rock Island which was at
tributed to the operation of a i > ool. Buying
from the same source wns supposed to ac
count for the advance of 1 % In People's
Gas and for the vigorous upward move
ment In ithe Gould southwest stocks. The
St. Louis Southwestern lsues were the
most conspicuous ns to activity , the pre
ferred rising 1H. Kansas & Texas common
advanced nearly a point , the preferred
about 2 points and Wabaah preferred 1U.
At the same time Chicago & Eastern Illi
nois Jumped 3 points. Wall street's ex
planation was that St , Lmlls Southwestern
was to bo acquired by the Chicago & East
ern Illinois nnd the combined propertl s
then absorbed by the Rock Island.
President Edwin Gould authorized a de
nial that ho contemplated selling his holdIngs -
Ings In St. Louis Southwestern. Utterances
to th same purport by Rock Island olll-
clals were published. About the sumo time
came disclaimers from the Ogden Gas com
pany Interests that ihcy contemplated sll-
ing out to the People's Gas and People's
Gai lost practically all of Its gain. There
wns a violent break of SVi In American
Malting preferred end 2-i Intho common ,
which completed the unsettling of the
market.
Prices drifted away to the lowest of the
day nnd were not much affected by a spurt
in the late dealings in Lake Erie & West
ern , which rose on the common 14 } and In
itho- preferred of 3 points. American Car
prsferred was also marked up 14. Now
York Central was decidedly heavy all day
and lost over a point not. St. Paul , Min
neapolis nnd Sattlt Ste , Maria common wns
conspicuous for a rise of 1 % and the pre-
fcrreu advanced a ipolnt.
The money market was Inclined to firm
ness and there was some calling of loans
which necesssltated a shifting , though no
great difficulty was found In securing ac
commodations. Much doubt is still felt as
to the extent of the demands which will bo
made upon New York to move the crops.
Discounts In London were further advancsd
and the Bank of England continued buy
gold in tlvo open market , besides receiving
consignments from Germany. Sterling ex
change In New York responded with a
fractional decline.
The Southwestern railroad mortgages
showed some strength in sympathy with
stocks , but otherwise bonds were dull and
rather heavy. Total sales , par value. $2,625-
000. United States 3s , coupon , declined U ,
but the new 4s , registered , advanced JA and
the old 4s , registered , % in the bid price.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says : The markets
here were stagnant today , except for the
continued booming of Westrallans. Ameri
cans were forgotten , being G pJr cent and
half e.xtra for the new stamp duty. On
some stocks even 7 r > er cent wns demanded.
Ratea on foreign stocks were also excep
tionally stiff. The explanation is the large
amount of money withdrawn on account of
the Wostrallan boom. The bank bought
43,000 cold in bars and 50,000 In German
coin. The week's Inflow was only 7fo,000
ami the expectation hero Is 'that ' the bank
will raise Its minimum discount rate to
morrow to 4 per cent.
The following are the closing quotations
for the leading stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Xevr York Bfbiiey . .UnrUct.
NHW YORK. July 26. MONEY On call ,
/i4 per cent ; last loan , 314 per cent ; prime
Tnorr > nn-Hlp t > OT > cr. SHS l Per cent.
1"STERLINGP EXANaE-nrvy with
actual business In bankers bills at H.oJH
ff4.87J * for demand and at $4.845 4.S4Vi for
sixty "days ; ported rates. $4.KJijM.S5l/s and
4 RSST4 SSV4' commercial bills , $ l.S3'u4S3Ifc. '
SILVDR-Certiincatca. 6XS61c ( ; bar , C0'/4c ;
Mexican dollars , 4Sc.
BONDS Government bonds Irregular ;
fltato bonds inactive ; railroad bonds Irrefju-
Xar.
Xar.The following are the closing quotations
on bonds ;
Offered.
IliiHtnii Stock QuotiitloiiH ,
BOSTON , July 26. Call loans , 3T4 per
cent ; time loans , Si&O fc per cent. Closing
prices for stocks , bonds and mining
shares ;
A , . T. & St , F 19H West. Electric 60
do l > fd. . . , 6H1 Atchlson 4s . . . .lOO'.s
Aimer. Suear IWVi Guntral Eleo , 6 , . .17'.J
do pfd r. US Adventure 9U
Bell Telephone . . . .S.V ) Mlouez Mlnlnsr Co. 7i
BoHtw & Albany..565 Atlantic 30
norton & Maine..aM Best on & Montana.3Cti
C. . B. & . . . . . . . . . - Hutle & llosloil 7S'j
BA. Dlwtrlo 1U..JOO , OalutnH & Hecla,81&
Centennial 33i
Gen. .Electrlo lit Franklin 19
F < MVnral Steel . . . . . tj - Humlioldt 2
iia pfd. , . . . . . * . . " On cola , , M
Mexican Central . . 15 1'arrot 62 %
Mich. Tel 58 Qulncy l i
om Colony 205 Santa Fe Copper. . , 13
Old Dominion i Tamarack 220
Urnlon Paclno 43 Wlnona . , , u
Union I tnd , \Vplverine8 46 > i
\ \ > t End 5 i i ti Mlnlnr . . . 44
I-'liiaiii'liil ,
FRANKFORT. July 26. On th ? bourse
today prices were quiet and some Interna
tional securities were caster. Mine shares
hardened on favorable -manufacturing ad
vices.
LONDON , July 26. American eecurltfes.
after a Ilrm opening , were quiet with a
declining tendency on a disposition to
reallz * . The doring lone wns steady nml
the dr-mnnd light. Spanish 4s ciosed at
C0.50. Thnm .tint of bullion taken Into the
Hank of England on balance today wns
JC33.0UO. Indian council bills were allotted
today nt Is 315-16d. O ld premiums quoted
at Huenos Ay res , 114.EO ,
BERLIN , July 86. On the bourse today
mine shares w = re strong , owing to largo
speculative buying. The other sections
were quiet. Canadian Pac'.flcs were easier
on London advices. Spanish 4s reacted.
Cxchnnso on London , 20m 49l4c for checks.
I'AKIS , July 2 . The Weakness of rentes
nt the opening of the bourse today was
attributed totno measures adopted at yes-
tcrday'a cabin : ! council. There was an nll-
arouird dullness nt the atart , but later a
recovery In rentes cauced a general Im
provement. At the. close , however , rentes
relapsed and affected the whole list , with
the exception of Ottoman bank shares. Hlo
tlntos advanced and Kntllrs were main
tained. Three per cent rentes , lOOf ! 3c for
the account. Spanish 43 closed nt 61.B5.
New York Mining tliiolntlona.
NEW YOnK , July 2(3. ( The following
nro the closing quotations for mining
shares :
Crown Point . / S3 > lilr . . . . .305
Con. Gal. & Va 25 Plymouth 10
IJcnrtwwxl n > Quicksilver S10
Oould & Curry . . . . 35 do pfd See
JInle & Norcross. . . 35 Plcrra Nevada 53
HonKwtnke 6S < Standard JCO
Mexlonn . . f > 2 Union Con 33
Iron rllvcr t > 2 Yellow Jacket 39
Ontario 675
I.iinilnti Stock Unolntlnnn.
LONDON , July 26. 4 p. m. Closing :
Consols , money.,106 9-16 N. Y. Crntml
Consols , acct 10C = 4 Pennsylvania . . , 70
Gun. Pacific 90 %
Krle 13 i Union Paeino pfd. . 7914
do 1st pfd 3TH AWhlson , . , , S > ' 4
Illinois Central . . . .119V4 Grand Trunk 7'4
Nor. PflO. pfd 7914 Ixmlsvlllo 7BH
St. Paul common. . Anaconda 11-H
BAR SILVER Quiet at 27 ll-16d per
ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills , 3',4 p r cent ; rate of discount
In the open market for thrco months' bills ,
3'/4S"3 ! % l > er cent ,
Klnnnclnliitcn. .
NEW YORK , July 26.-Clearlngs. $151,953- ,
337 ; balances , $9,9I1'J35.
BOSTON. July 20.-Clearlnirs , $24,208,449 ;
bahuwri" , sl'J9U02.
BALTIMORE , July 26-Clearlngs , $3,013-
037 ; balances , $390,211.
PHILADELPHIA , July 26. Clearings ,
$13.730,975 ; balances , $2,293,781 ,
CHICAGO , July 26.-Cl < rarings , $17,5C5,392 ;
balances , $1,553,000. New York exchange ,
lOc discount. Sterling exchange , $4.$5V4@
4.5S& .
ST. LOUIS. July 2S.-Clearlngs , $4,948,380 ;
balances' , $072,943.Money , steady at 4fl7 per
cent. Exchange on N-ew York , 15c bid ,
premium ; lOa asked.
Condition of tlic Trcnnury.
WASHINGTON , July lo. Today's stato-
inenit of the condition of the treasury
shows : Available cnsh balance , $277,590,4i , ;
cold reserve , $240,335,857.
AVnol Market.
-BOSTON , July 26. The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
the wool trade : The wool market continues
strong and there is still n , good volume of
business In progress. Manufacturers , how-
i over , have not purchased during the past
, week quite as freely as previously , al
though the transacUons of the week aggre-
I gate more than nn average week's business ,
I amounting to over 7,000,000 pounds. Ono
I feature In the situation Is the fact -that the
l buying Is almost wholly for consumption ,
speculation being less of a factor In the
trade than for several weeks. The- larger
portion of the business done during the last
week has been done in territory wools , us
usual , although there was a. good demand
for line Australian wool , but , ns has bsen
previously observed , the market Is pretty
well cleaned of this class of wool. The
sales of the week at Boston amounted to
G.600,000 pounds domestic and 722,000 pounds
foreign , a total of 7,521,000 , against a total
of 4.SS5.000 for the corresponding week last
year. Sales since January 1 , 1S99 , amounted
to 157,047,000 pounds , against 65,993,810 pounds
last year at this time.
ST. LOUIS. July 26. WOOL Best grades ,
qulat nnd flrm , others slow ; prices un
changed.
Coffee Mcvrlcet.
NEW YORK , July 20. CORFEE Options
opened dull at unchanged prices and' ruled
generally Inuotlve throughout the session.
Prices slowly eased oft under absence of
speculative support , weak European cables ,
unfavorable news from Brazil and softness
in the spot department. Rallied at close on
order for 3,000 bags of May , closing firm ;
sales , 4,000 bogs , including August at $4.35 ;
November , $4.55 ; January , $4.5 ; May , $5.150
5.20. Spot coffee- Rio , dull and weak ; No.
7 , invoice , $3.76 ; No. 7 , jobbing , $6.25. Mild ,
quiet.
NCTF York Dry Hoods Mar Ice t.
NEW YORK , July 26.-DRY GOOK6-
Bleached muslins and cambrics , demand
shows distinct improvement , good sized , or
ders from both Jobbing nnd cutting up
trades coming forward ! today. Wide sheet
ings unchanged ; brown sheetings and drills
firm , with fair demand. Print cloths quite ,
firm at 2-)4c. Other gray goods steady.
Denims firmer , with more demand. Staple
woolen and worsted drosio goods Ilrm , with
fair sales.
Market.
NEW ORLEANS , July 26.-SUGAR
iSteady ; open kettle , 3 04 5-lKc ; centrifugal
yellow , 4&4c ; seconds , 2 > frjj > 4c. Mo
lasses , dull ; centrifugal , 6@14c.
LONDON , July 26. SUGAR Beet , July ,
10s SUd.
St. JoHcph Live Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , Mo. , July 26. ( Spe-
clal. ) The Journal quotes :
CATTLE Receipts , 1,300 head ; market ac
tive and steady to lOc higher : natives , $4.60
0-3.50 ; Texas and westerns , J3.3fi@5.45 ; COWB
and heifers. $2.26-.65 ! ; bulls and stags , $2.30
( Jf4.C5 ; yearlings and calves , $1.15@3.15 ; stockers -
ers and feeders , $3.6034.75 * ; veals , $5.0063.50.
HOGS Receipts , 8,000 head ; market Go
lower on J-ght. ! others lOc lower ; heavy and
medium , $4.25 4.42V4 : light , $4.3iMV4.40 ; pigs ,
$4.10(74.20 ; bulk of sales , $4.304.33.
SHliJDP Receipts , 200 head ; market
steady ,
PACKING HOUSE STATISTICS
Price Current 'IlciinrtH ' a FnllltiR Off
In Price of HOKH During the
l > nHt Week.
CINCINNATI , O. , July 26. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Price Current reports considerable
falling off In prices of hogs the last week.
Western packing , 385,000 head , compared with
430,000 head the preceding week and 435,000
head last year , From March 1 the total
Is 8,950,000 bead , against 8,825,000 head a
year ago. Prominent places compare as fol
lows :
Cities. 1S99. 1S93.
Chicago . , . 2,725,000 2,930,000
Kansas City . 1,125,000 1,270,000
Omaha . . . 865,000 675,000
St. Louis . 001,000 515,000
Indianapolis . , . 4SO.OOO 428,000
Milwaukee . 357,000 493,000
Cincinnati . 251,000 261,000
St. Joseph . 601,000 327,000
Ottumwa . 261,000 249,090
Cedar Rapids . 162,000 202,000
Sioux City . 191,000 148,000
St. Paul . 135,000 130,000
Nebraska Olty . 126,000 146,000
PENSIONS li-OIl WICSTEUX VETERANS.
Solillorx at ( lie Civil War Ilemem-
iH-ri'i ! li - Griifrnl
> the fiovcriimenl.
WASHINGTON , July 20. The following
pensions have been granted :
Issue of July 13 :
Nebraska : Increase John Hyett , Omaha ,
$12 to $14 ; Alva D. Aklns , Plalnview , $14 to
$16 , Mexican war widows Mary E. Spencer ,
Plattamouth , $8.
Iowa : Original William C. Hlckman ,
HooneBboro , $8 ; Samuel Y. Relslnger , Con
rad , $8. Additional John Slsson , Marshall-
town , $ G to $8. Restoration and Increase
\yirilara \ H. Mitts. Odebolt , $8 to $14. In
crease William A. Casteel , Vllllca , $6 to
$10 ; William Adams , Clarlnda , Si ( to $12 ;
Robert II. Richardson , North English , ? 8 to
$14. Orlglual widows , etc. Catharine
Smyth , Washington , $8.
tor Mr . Itlcli.
EL PASO , Tex. , July 26. Mrs. Rich , who
Is accused of having murdered ber husband
In Mexico , will be kept Incommunicado for
forty-eight hours Instead of seventy-two , as
the law directs. Today she was arraigned.
Dy direction of Governor Abumada the prls.
oner wllf bo permitted to receive visitors
two days In the week and newspaper re
porters at all times. The trial will begin
six weeks hence. Since being locked up in
Mexico Mrs , Rich bos refused to eat and
is said to be very sullen.
A ! lrr III from Cancer.
NEW YORK , July 20 , Mrs. Ada Gray
Tlngaye , the actress , better known as Ada
Gray , is seriously ill In this city , having
just undergone an operation for removal of
cancer. She is well known all over
the United States , particularly In the vest.
1 OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Moat All Kinds of Stock in the Yards Sold
Reasonably Early.
SHEEP MARKET TODAY WAS FULLY STEADY
Demnnil Appear * < o lie Dnnil on the
Part ol I.oonl PauUcr * for Kat
Stock nt Current Price- .
Seller * Well Pleancd.
SOUTH OMAHA , July M.
Receipts were :
Cattle. Hoc . Slicfp.
Official Monday 3,661 4s20 2,95
Olllcial Tuesday 2,704 11.22J 1.5SO
Olllclal Wednesday 3oS2 7,203 2h > 5
Thus far this week 8,147 zTlSi 7,430
Saino days last week. . . 8,711 21.1K.8 7.7T5
bamo days week before. 7,0i 2S.411 10.W7
Same three weeks ago. . . 7.05S 23,3Uo ltG2
Average price pala for hogs for the last
several aays with comparisons :
TiUsT
July l. . . 3 73 3 67 3 23 it 96 4 63 I 6 40
July 2. . . 3 61 3 18 2 5 4 63 4 78
July 2. . . 3 ' 8 3 21 2 V5 4 70 4 64 6 48
July 4. . .
July 6. . . 3 78 3 66 4 83 | 4 85 & 70
Ju y 6. . . 3 S3 3 66 3 28 2 97 4 81 4 91 6 01
July 7. . . 3.11 3 76 3 2S 2 ! JS 4 77 5 ill
July 8. . . , 3 87 3 32 3 04 4 91 i 97
July 9. . . 3J8 3 35 296 4 76 601
July 10. . 390 3 2S ! 2 87 4 63 6 06 6 92
July u. . 3 S3 3 70 I 2 91 4 67 4 79 6 97
July 12. . 4 04 3 73 3 18) ) 4 72 4 96 587
July 13. . 4 09 3 82 3 141 2 97 , 4(78 4 80 5 87
July 14. . 4 05 3 77 3 1& 3 00 ( 4 73 o 74
July 15. . 3 9 3 77 3 17 3 05 4 88 * 559
July 16. . 3 82 3 20 3 07 4 81 4 86
July 17. . 4 01 * 325 297 4 82 4 97 5 SO
July 18. . 4 16 3 S2 2S5 4 S3 4 90 5 65
July 19. . 4 21 3 5.9 3 32 4 4 73 5 35
July 20. . 4 19 3 86 3 3u 2 91 4 94 | 4 74 5 29
July 21. . 4 21 3 SI 3 38 2 93 J 4.79 539
July 22. . 4 34 3 79 3 27 2 SG 4 85 . 5 53
July 23. . * 3 82 3 25 2 S3 4 SI 4 74
July 24. . 4 36 * 2 92 4 76 4 81 5 59
July 25. . 4 : U 3 S3 2 89 4 81 4 76 5 59
July 26. . 387 337 4 8S | 4 Sl | 5 33
Indicates Sunday. * Holld r.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'r's.
C. . M. & St. P. Ry. . 1 1 . . . .
Missouri Paclllc Ry. . U 2 G
U. P. system 19 22 11 3
C. & N. W. Ry 3
F. , E. & M. V. R , R. . 40 37 1 . .
C. , St. P. , M. & 0 15 8
U. & M. R. R. R 25 24
C. , U. & Q. Ry 3
K. C. &St. J. Ry 1
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , E. . 3 1 . . . .
C. , R. I. &P. Ry. , W. . . . 3
Total receipts . . . .115 104 17 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 55 722
G. H. Hammond Co 37S 1,051 21
Swift and Company 314 1,912 63fl ,
Cudahy Packing Co 765 1,472 802 i
Armour & Co 129 2,151 . . . . .
Cudahy , Kansas City 272 . . . . 1150
Cudahy , from country 49
Swift , Kansas Olty 27
R. Becker & Dega.n < 55
I obman & Co 9
W. I. Stephen 461
Hill & Huntzlnger 11
Benton & Underwood 35
Huston & Co 51
Hamilton & Rotllischlld. . 45
Li. F. Husz 91
McVlcker & Co 52
Kray Packing Co 212 . . . .
Other buyers 202 . . . . 270
Totals 3,045 7,569 2,884
CATTLE Fat cattle were in good demand
this morning and the market was active at
prices that were at the least a little
stronger , and it might be safe to call It
6jjlOo higher on the best kinds. One good
bunoh of cattto sold up to J5.65. the lop
so far this season. Even the medium kinds
of cattle -were fully steady and the offerings
of aOl kinds changed hands at an early
hour. The market as a whole was in a
good , healthy condition.
Cows and heifers were rather slow sellers ,
especially the common to medium grades ,
which were a little easier If anything1. The
most of the offerings consisted of western
grassers. Quite a number of bulls were
scattered , about the yards and the demand
did not appear to be Quito so brisk as on
some days , and there seemed- be an
-easier feeling. Veal calves were scarce and
considering the quality tdio market wau a
llttlo Hrmer. Good calves could be depended
upon to brine JC.GO.
Stockers and feeders were slow and the
general market lOc lower. Some right de
sirable stuff that Just happened to tlnd a
buyer that took a fancy to it , rnlnht not
have sold that much off , while on the
other hand there were others which were
weaker. The country appears to be waiting
until a little more Is known as to the out
come of the corn crop , and In the mean
time anything llko a liberal run o ( stocker
or feeding cattle seems to have a weakening
effect upon the market. Representative
BJSEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. Me. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
17. . 897 J4 25 7. .1071 $4 95 45..1234 , $5 15
G. . 858 4 33 35..1183 6 00 6..1032 5 15
S.-1110 4 40 49..1017 505 42..11W G 20
1..1100 4 50 21. . 972 6 05 22. . 1171 5 35
8. . 933 4 65 40..1073 606 20. . 1227 6 35
1. . 970 4 75 47..1109 G 10 20. . 1207 5 35
4. .1175 4 SO 23M09S 6 10 57. . 1199 5 40
10. . & 20 4 SO 63..1007 5 IS 46..U55 5 GO
21. . 972 4 90 21..1128 5 IS 82. . 1270 5 66
6. .1200 4 90
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
21. . 937 426 G3. . 812 625 54..1314 G 3G
22. . 900 475 4J..10G1 530 17..1230 G 40
STEERS TEXAS.
495STEERS
2. .1070 495
1. . SOO 23 7. . 954 345
1. . S30 40 1..1010 3 5U
1. . 920 50 9. . 5US 3 60
2. . 925 50 1..1140 3 CO
1. . 900 50 1. . &W ) S 60
1. . 730 05 IS. .1031 3 bo
3..10M UG 3. . 976 3 70
IS. . 910 70 4. . 1137 3 75
5. . 918 75 1..1250 3 75
1 , . 900 75 1..1050 3 75
1..1120 75 7. . 900 3 75
75U
1. . 830 ( U 1..10SO 3 85
900 75 66. . 993 3 So
1. . 8SO 75 4. .1177 3 90
1. . 850 2 75 1..1070 400
1..1000 2 75 3. . 1040 4 00
12. . 971 2 85 6. . 92G 4 10
1. . 900 3 00 3. . 1240 4 15
1. . 930 3 00 1010 4 15
3. , 920 3 09 1040 4 25
2. , 955 300 1. . 970 4 2o
1. . 960 3 00 8..1110 4 40
1..1290 3 00 1. . 360 G 15
1..1300 3 10 2..10&0 5 15
7..10S2 3 10
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
2..1010 300 1. . 680 325 2. .1355 350
14. . 675 320 5. . 1070 340 1. . 720 305
8 , . 853 325 3. ,102 350 1. . 330 465
1. . 870 325
COWS ANU HEIFERS.
3. . 893 4 20
HEIFERS.
1096 2 C5 1. . 670 3 35 9 , . 95fi 3 70
730 263 6. . 791 360 1. . 950 375
7CO 3 00 1. , SCO 3 CO 1. . 620 3 So
&S3 3 35
CALVES.
SCO 375 8. . 250 525 2 , , 240 GOO
2S7 4 60 1. . 190 5 75
BULLS.
1..1C40 275 1. 1310 323 1..1200 340
llfcO 300 1. 1160 325 1..10M ) 340
. 6&0 300 1. . ! WO 325 1..1290 345
,1300 315 1 , , 910 330 1. , CoO 3 65
.1250 320 1. . 770 330 1..1390 415
. 920 320 1..1010 335
STAGS.
800 4 50
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1. . 780 3 00 8. , 400 410 9. . B3t 4 20
1. . COO 3 00 1. 710 4 15 10. . 961 4 25
3 , . 620 3 25 13. 4 15 62. . 923 4 25
1. , 940 3 25 1. bM ) 4 15 6. , 830 4 25
Vf. . . 661 3 25 634 4 15 19. . 1005 4 25
26. . 798 3 40 731 4 IS 31. . 1050 4 30
4. . 1061 3 40 CiO 4 15 32. , 1073 430
16. . 9GO 3 4(1 ( 1057 4 15 10. . 910 4 30
5 , 7GO 3 40 12. , 1028 4 15 65.10ul 430
1. 790 3 6 ( ) 24. 4 15 1..1240 430
2. 960 3 50 1. , 820 4 IS 43 , , 1043 4 30
21 , 782 35U 71K ) 4 15 47 , . 1032 4 30
3. 9.16 3 SO J : : MO 4 20 16. Km 4 30
4. 413 4 00 S. 807 4 SO 25 , , C21 4 45
8. . 7CJ 4 05 3 , , 443 4 20 SO. . 1040 4BO
19. , 921 4 05 4. 743 4 SO 1. , 200 4 Ml
3. . CiG 405 1 , 690 4 SO
WEST mxs.
NEBR LSKA.
No , Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 cow. . . . . 730 J3 10 2 steers. . . 740 J3 75
2 cows. . . . 9GO 3 10 1 feeder. . 870 4 00
2 cows. . . .1000 3 25 2 feeders. 740 4 00
Ibull. . .1430 3 25 1 steer 980 4 00
Ibull , . . ,1300 3 25 3 steers , . . .1173 4 00
2 cows. . . . S > 50 3 25 13 fecderH. . 8)6 4 15
1 cow , . , , .1040 3 50 30 feeders. . 722 4 30
21 cows. 891 3 50 1 steer . 1320 4 GO
1 feeder. . . 850 360 Ibteer . 1310 4 60
6 COWS 10S5 3 70 46 feeders. , 475 4 55
Icow flSO 370
HOGS The decline hloh Bet In yesterday
was continued today , ind the maiket went
off another 6g7Hc ( u der the influence of
the lower reports m eastern markets.
The trade was a .le elow to open on
account of the back ardneds of sellers to
make the concea&lon demanded , but when
the trading was once inder way the market
was reasonably aoU > and the bulk of the
liojfs changed hands n fairly good seanon.
The hogs cold very argcly a
as npnlnsrt $4.274ff4.3Mi yesterday. Today
the long string was at $ < .2Vff4,27H , and yes
terday tli big bulk went at M.SOy 1.3214.
The market closed , If anything- . little
better than tt was early.
H will be noted from the table of overage
Drtcpa above that the hogs sold today at
prices that wore a big 10s lower than Mon
day's market , and a shade lower than the
market of a week ago. Considering the
mold me * at which the market has been
advancing the past few weeks the reaction
so far tins been very moderate. Buyers
seem to want the hogs at the prevailing
prices. Representative sales :
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
10 338 . . . $420 SI 237 40 4 23
25 24S . . . 420 69 23t ! SO 4 25
61 251 . . . 42214 71 260 . . . 425
20 266 . . . 4 2214 37 202 160 423
30 S56 . . . 42214 75 247 160 425
69 229 120 42214 65 265 SO 42714
75 227 360 42214 64 263 . . . 4 27 > ,4
70 231 120 425 63 254 . . . 4 2714
R5 27S . . . 423 G3 255 SO 42714
71 221 160 4 23 67 249 SO 42714
73 262 SO 425 76 263 120 42714
64 2 160 425 145 266 . . . 4 27 < 4
81 227 120 423 61 231 120 42714
127 274 240 425 73 249 SO 42714
R3 240 40 4 23 72 211 20 42714
B7 335 . . . 425 70 249 . . . 42714
l 6S 266 160 4 23 70 316 . . . 42714
SI 217 SO 425 60 212 40 42714
6S 241 160 425 61..226 ; 120 4 27H
64 294 SO 4 M 31 190 . . . 427(4 (
41 244 SO 425 73 250 40 42714
60 201 40 425 SO 212 200 42714
6 223 160 4 2fl 70 227 80 4 2714
88 231 40 425 77 218 40 4 27H
66 263 . . . 425 70 S58 . . . 42714
67 203 . . . 425 79 233 . . . 42714
87 22S SO 4 25 82 212 80 42714
10 174 . . . 425 63 274 SO 42714
23 2S6 40 425 SO 236 40 42714
29 231 . . . 425 64 257 40 42714
65 237 SO 426 S ) 228'200 42714
83 263 . . . 425 72 231 40 42714
86 257 160 425 71 257 . . . 4 27 < 4
66 2S6 320 425 71 220 120 42714
61 190 . . . 425 63 226 160 4 27V4
S3 227 120 426 69 24J 80 42714
81 252 SO 425 69 269 . . . 4'J714
88 232 40 425 64 232 160 4271s ,
76 265 200 4 25 60 268 . . . 4 2714
74 220 120 425 67 250 . . . 42714
00 229 40 4 25 62 2.11 . . . 42714
" 4 247 160 425 67 237 40 42714
82 235 160 425 90 239 . . , 42714
61 258 . . . 4 25 97 211 200 4 27 4
60 240 SO 4 23 69 248 . . . 42714
60..221 . . . 423 71 223 . . . 42714
56 250 SO 425 S3 223 120 430
E5 212 40 4 25 SO 182 40 4 30
89 250 SO 4 25 95 172 . . . 430
03 272 . . . 425 71 211 40 4 30
68 247 40 4 25 39 295 . . . 430
61 239 160 425 10 33S . . . 430
15 233 40 425 87..199 200 430
14 271 . . . 4 25 SO 215 SO 4 30
13 214 40 426 66 2SO 160 430
WAGON LOTS-PIGS.
1 240 . . . 32714 5 1S2 . . . 425
2 350 . . . 4 05 2 SOS . . . 4 25
1 220 . . . 405 6 KO . . . 425
J 236 . . . 403 9 167 . . . 425
1 260 . . . 405 8 175 . . . 423
2 350 . . . 4 05 5 322 . . . 4 23
5 ISfi . . . 422W 4 247 . . . 423
B 244 . . . 425 5 233 . . . 425
4 250 . . . 425 6..176 . . . 425
SHEEP Early receipts consisted of about
a. dozen loads , of which live loads were con
signed direct to Cudahy. The balance were
offered on the market and soJd at just
about yesterday's prices , there being no
material change In the market. The de
mand seemed to bo good and the market ns
a whole In pretty fair shape that Is , there
was a good healthy feeling. Western spring
lambs brought $5.75 and -ewes $3.76.
There was some Inquiry for feeders and
the few here sold at satisfactory prices ,
ono bunch going at $3.95.
Quotations : Prime native wethers , $4.25
fff-1.50 ; good to choice grass w-ethers , $4.15
® 4.30 ; fair to good grass wethers , $3.75 ®
4.10 ; good to choice grass ewes , $3.50 ( 3.75 ;
good to choice spring lambs , $5.60 6.00 ; fair
to good spring lambs , $5.00iR5.50 ; common
spring lambs. $4.004.25 ; feeder wethers ,
$3.50tJT3.85. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
11 ewes 100 $375
83 western feeders 97 395
167 western feeders 91 3 93
2 native yearlings 95 4 60
20 Idaho lambs , culls 67 4 60
8 spring lambs 83 6 00
280 Idaho lambs 67 600
10 spring lambs 47 625
Live Stock.
CHICAGO , July 26. There was a good
elaughterlng demand for choice cattle to
day from local puckers anfl eastern shippers
nt stronsr prices. The common lots were
hard to dispose of and prices for such were
barely steady at the recent decline. Good
to fancy gnades brought J5.2305.90 ; com
moner 'tots , J4.25fJT5.20 : stockers and feeders ,
$3.003-4.75 ; cows , heifers and bulls , $2.00 ®
5.10 ; western feeders , J4.50tf5.G5 ; Texas
steers , J3.COSC.20 ; calves , J3.25'S1i.60. !
Trade In hogs was slow and prices suf
fered a further break of 6c. Fair to cholco
lots , 4.40tT4.50 ; heavy pacKers. J4.G34.37& ;
mixed , J4.25g-l.50 ; butchers' , J4.20ff-l.50 ;
tights , J4.35@4.C5 ; plgu , J3.7504.G5.
The market for shaep was fairly actlvo
at about former prices. Poor to prime-
sheep , $3.00ffS.35 ; rams , $2.6 < KS3.00 ; ewes ,
J3.75P4.GO ; yearlings , Jl.505.50 : lambs J4.00
( SC.G3 , a few fancy lots bringing J6.90 , the
hlffht&t price paid for some time.
Receipts : Cattle , 14,000 he-ad ; hog , 35,000
head ; gheep , 13,000 head.
New York 1,1 vc Stock.
NEW YO < RK , July 2C. BEEVES Re
ceipts , 3,409 head' ' ; thirty-nine cars on sale ;
steers , lOc higher , closing1 easy ; bulls ,
steady itx > lOo Hewer ; cows , uneasy , 13J723C
lvSJi ! steers , $4.KiS6.65 ; oxen and -stags ,
3.605.10 ; grass bulls , $2.75@3.50 ; good to
choice fat bulls , $3.60fN.10 ; cows , $1.7564.20-
exports , 35 slioep and 2.600 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts , 3,500 Jiead ; veals slow
nnd 25c lower ; buttermilks steady ; veals ,
$ l.5ftg'6.75 ' ; tops , Sfl.S&gl.OO ; culls , $4.004.25
buttermilks , $3.1214 .50 : grassers , $4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts 562S
Oiead ; prime sheep nrm ; others steady ;
Iambs active and nrm , 25o higher ; sheep.
$2.90JH.50 ; a few choice wethere , $5.10QG,25 ;
culls , $4.
HOGS Receipts , 7,146 head ; slow at $4.75
05.00.
Kail nan City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. July 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts , 4,500 natives , 1,150 Texans ; excellent
demand ait strong' to lOc higher prices ;
heavyweight steers , $5.25Q5.70 ; light weights
$1.8536.60 ; stockera and feeders , $4.004.5 ;
butcher cows and heifers , $3.00S5.15 ; canners -
ners , $2.5003.00 ; western steers , $4.0035.45 ;
Texans , $3.1004.60.
HOGS Receipts , 8,880 head ; market slow ;
ruling- prices ] 0e lower ; heavy , $4.35S4.45 ;
mixed , J1.30S-4.40 ; light , $4.3064.4214 ; pigs ,
ISH'EEP-Recelp-ts , 1,100 head ; market ac
tive ; spring lambs , $5.0056.00 : muttons , $4.00
St. Lniiln Live Stock.
, TjrS' July 2fl CATTLE-Recclp ,
3,309 head ; market steady ; fair to best shin
ning steers , $4.50S5.S3 ; butchers and dressed
beef grades , $4.005.30 ; Bteers under 1.000
HOGS Receipts , 7,100 head ; market 6c
. packers-
SHEEP Receipts , 3,000 head ; market
'SiJlSv1" " " , mutto" - J3.50S-4.50 ; lambs ,
.008fi.3. > ; stocke-rs , $2.tOS3.50j culls , $2.00 ®
J.EiO ; lexans , $4.30 ,
Stock In
Following are the receipts at the four
principal markets for July 26 :
_ . . Cattle. Hogn. Sheep ,
Omaha 3K2 ( 7,1-0 , ? 2.SS5
Chicago 14,000 33.000 13,000
Kansas City 5,650 g.gflo ] 100
St. Loula 3,300 7,100 3,000
TotaJa .26,032 53,103 19,955
Mortgages For Sale
We have on hand a list of
gilt-edge securities for sale.
Call andeee us.
PAYNE-HARDER CO. ,
First Floor N. Y. Life
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ROOM4MYUIFEBU > Q. BRAMCH
OMAHA rta UMWU1 MIR
JAMES E. BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 1030. Oinnliu , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS und STOCKS
BOARD OP TRADB.
Dtrft wlrr to Calc n and New Tort
Corr Dondtul l John A. Wrren A Ok „
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Read The Bee
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You Will Find it in tllO
Principal Chios.
ANACONDA , MONT.
Jnmem M. Uoilnril.
ATLANTA. GA.
Kltnbnll Home Newa Slnud.
BOSTON ,
Public Library.
Vc-iiilonio Hotel
HoBton Prc Club , 14 DonTTorth
BUFFALO.
Grnnaa Hotel \CTT Stand.
BUTTB.
\Vm. Shield * .
CAMBRIDOB , MASS.
Dar-mrd LWvcriltr Library.
CHEYENNE.
E. X I.ORran. iMU Writ Kltli M.
Cheyenne Club.
CHICAGO.
AndUorlnm Annex NPTT Stand.
Auditorium Hotel Nctvn Band.
O run a I'nclflo Hotel NVTTK maud ,
Orp-nt Xor < li M-n Hotel Xcrr * Stand.
Pnlnirr Hoimc XCMH Stand.
1'ontnfllee \ > vr Slnnil , An. 91T
burn Street ,
Ad'oclntcil Advertl cr' Club , Palme *
llouio.
CLEVELAND.
wedilcll Iloiixf.
The Ilollcndeti.
Commercial Trnreler * * A > oolatIM %
Miuonlo
COLORADO SPRINGS.
Printer * ' Home.
DENVER.
Ilrown Hotel \CITH Stand.
Hamilton .t KcndrlcU , 000-013 17th .
BIcLalu , J'ltt A Co. , Has Sixteenth St.
Pratt aicrruntile Co. . 1517 Larimer St.
The Stationer Co. , IBth aiid LrfL-rrrcn a
Street * .
Wlud or Hotel Xeir * Stand.
DES MOINES.
Hove * Jacob * , Hook Ifllnuil Depot.
Y. M. C. A. HendliiKHoom. .
DULUTH , MINN.
Wlt A Bennett , 21-1 W. Sm.erlor St.
FORT SMITH , ARK.
kL ft. A. ItenillnK Hoom
HAVANA , CUBA.
InKlaterra Hotel UeadlUK Xloom.
HONOLULU , H. I.
Honolulu Hotel Ilondlnn Room.
HELENA.
IV. A. Moore , Otb a-rena * m.a.0. MatM ECU
tleleun Public Library ,
HOT SPRINGS , S. O.
CUorffe Glbioii.
HOT SPR2NOS. ARK.
O. H. TVeavw & Co.
IT. O. Dorlns : .
IM D. Cooper 4t Co. , O2O Central ATO.
KANSAS CITY.
Robert Held. 1O33 MoOee St.
Coatcs Uon 'XcTT Stand.
lll0nrl RepnblleoA Clnb , OOH Dalti *
more Ave.
Public Library.
Rlakiecker Clvar Co. , Otb and Walnut
oppoilte P. O.
Railway Y. M. C. A. , room 27 Unlo j
Depot , Kana * City , Ho.
Public Library.
LEXINGTON , KY.
Y. M. O. A. Rendlnp ; Room.
LINCOLN.
W. B. Bdmlaton , lisa O Street , Dcllr *
cry Aurent.
LOS ANGELES.
Oliver & Haliic * , 1OO S. Spring ; St.
F. D. Hancom , 422 S. Main St.
LONDON , ENGLAND.
Charles A. Olllla' * Amerloan Oxohanfff
a Coclipux Si. , Trafalgar Ba. . B. W.
MANILA , P. I.
Andrew F. Sulionn , Cor. Paente da
Kipana and Encolta Street * .
MINNEAPOLIS.
Public IJbrnry.
"Wejit Hotel NO-ITB Stand.
NEW YORK.
Cooper Vnlou Ubrnry. -
Fifth Avenue Hotel NCTTB Stand. m
Fifth Avenue Hotel Iletidtnff Rooak '
Unijilre Hotel.
Broonie Street Library.
Holland Ilniina Hondlnff Hoonk.
HoiTmiin House.
Inipcriiil Hotel Nt-rr Stand.
Mechanic * ' and Trnrteri' Free
No. 18 Knmt Olxteculh Street.
rrftim Clnb , 12O A'ntiuu at.
W * tmlll er Hotel lleaillnar " , " \
\Vlndnor Hotel Iteadluir HOAM. %
Y. SI. O. A. , 23d Streei 4th Avcaua. ' '
OGDEN.
TV. Webb , 2405 Womhimmtfm AT * .
PARIS , PRANCE.
A. . .
Tbo . CooU A Son. , 1 AT . Am P * cra ,
PONCE , PORTO RICO. - . -
ZOTTC A Geatruni ,
PORTLAND , ORB.
'W. D. Jone , 'Ml Alder at"
Portland Hotel Nevri Stnnd.
PHILADELPHIA.
Mercantile Library.
SACRAMENTO.
Pabllo I/lbrarr.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pabllo Library- ,
BAD JUAN , PORTO RICA ,
Hotel tavlaterra Heading M M >
SANTA ANA , CAL.
Santa Ana Free Publlo
SALT LAKE CITY.
L. P. Ilnmmcl , Ly Ottilia Tb 4t
Snlt Like Nevr C * .
Pabllo Library.
SEATTLE
Enntern IVewn Co , , S1O 1-
A. T. I.undhurK.
George V. Ward.
SIOIJX CITY.
O .rrett ou Hotel Now *
Moudanilii Hotel NeTT
Hotel Venilainc Ne > r StaadU
Coii > ray & Knickerbocker.
Public I.llirury.
Gerald Fltullibon , TOR VtMtJl Stt
Hey Allen , 1121 Center St.
Y. H. O. A. H end In * HoaM ,
SPOKANE.
John "W. Graliaiu T2
Areitue.
ST. JOSEPH.
DrnvlnvT' * Nenc Stund TBI Kdmond
trret.
Junutlon New * Stand , not B4lB * MA M
Y. M. C. A. Henillnir HUOM.
ST PAUL , M1HN.
I'reii Clnb.
IVIndior Hotel.
ST. I OUTS
B. J. Jett , flOO Ollt St.
Plmitrr * ' Hotel N rrr
I'ulillo Mlirury ,
WASHINGTON , D. O.
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Arlington Hot l. I/
Oomrremlonal Library. V
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