Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 31, 1902, Page 8, Image 8
8 TITF, OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1002. tOMMERCUL AND FINANCIAL rrlous lUlly Aftsr Etrlj Dtprssiion, bat Market Hu Dull Ton. crop news, only to recover In the after- noon on small oiirlot estimate and cover Inic, with the clot very Arm at a partial 4c net decline; May. 4tVf'tt4o, rinsed at 4. r. T 1 1 I m. JTn. U-..t . Kp t;07,.f, S4 closed at 6V4c; December, 4;t,l84c. closed at 44c. OATS Receipts, 11.600 bu.; exports, l.?S0 bu. Spot, steady; No. 2, 63c; No. 3. Sic; No. 1 white, 844c; N. 8 white, 64o; track mixed WMlfm. 64c: track white western. 64jSfic: tHARP CLASH BETWFFN BULLS AND BEARS I track whlta state, 4'uio. Option market with other market. HAY Firmer: shipping, 8ftg70c; good to choir, 61.(hk01.06. ' HUPS Firm: atate. prime to choice. 1901 crop, 194af,34c: M, 10c; olda, tV&fc; state, common to choice, 19oi crop, KifcvMc; IStfio. 17 a tho End, now-rr, Cereal Valne Hear Prodae-I Rally (root . Recent llama. ' CHI(TnO Jul SO. Unsettled by the Honing operations In July corners, all the tilsc; olds, 7i1'c: Fsclflo coast, 1901 crop. 21 B'4c; IS""1, lffolSe; olila, 24')25c. i.na i 1 1 r. k t irm; acin, ujzuo. PROVISIONS Beef, ateady; family, 116.00 tm0; mm. 113 W; beef hama, $J2 .nojftJ.AO; packet, ti4.60itrl5.00; city extra India fhess. fUJMiMW. Cut meats, ateady; pickled bei- fratn markete todav were ragged, yet jiPa, fll.6iwl2.liA; pickled shoulders, f". 7&ij plthal rather dull. Desplts the fact that (.75; pickled hama, f 12.0Otfn2.60. I,ard, firm; marginal price of 45c waa put on July western steamed, tlOft'xbll.l; July closed, lew oata yaaterday, the bulla In thia deal fll.124, nominal; refined, ateady; South pare very atubborn and Bold almost noth- America, fll.75; compound, f8.12i4i8.50; con UK, indicating the probability that the July t'nent. $11.10 Pork, easy; family .120 06; Mia corner will have to be settled in the ahort clear tl(W.'1.00; meaa, flg.a0fflf.60. pen pit tomorrow. In other optlona of HIDW.S-Hteady; Oalveston. 20 to 2 lhn., J, Is and other firalna beara had the whip "c: Csi fornla. 21 to 26 lba.. lc; Texa dry, land early end pressed price, down. Coyer- 24 to 30 lb. 14c rig ror anon accounta, a, oeveiopinn - i . ,i . -j.. ,n .. vw v. ntlve and export demand and estimated TAHX?y.rSuJ.1t : v CL!T .per pk 6e: lurtalled ahlpmente to thla center and '", , . ju iegvy checked decllnea lrf the new crop .v?S.nII.: 2Tme"lc falr t0 4Hfl i.liverie. out freah limn in the July deala. l? 'N.0?- . ....... mb.l irrJtat.onVe.mery. lUo; factory ler oata He up ami July oata o higher. HE;EgERePeiptgl B.M pkR.; weak; Provlalons closed 10c to 22HO up. ...... fancy large, colored and white. "ic: fancy ; ' i .w . ,.ni m. new1 atate lull cream, colored and ind beara on the oata situation. Much whtP' 9va omment over the ina rglnal prlc of 46o EoG8-Recetpte. ,293 pkga.; 'state and ilqued the ahorta. but they In .turn were Pfnnl!vlvBnK S,vic; weaterA candled, 18 fciceneed over the attitude of the Prominent mc. w,rn unoandled, bhiSMy. pen who were exactln. the mtermost M188i:-Steady ; New OrleaVa. 830 rsrthlnv from the ahorta In July contract. It a time w I commercial policy, iV Jer.ilv POULTRY-Allve: Irregular; chlckena. rial policy. Trader, generally 1 1K. ,.,rv.,.i tin- fni. uun . were wrotn over tne areat amount oi irauo Steany. chlckena. 16c; fowla, lSc; turkey., that haa been kept from the Chicago mar- I 14y ,16c 71 let lately by too much manipulation. a METATS With the exception of tin lay legal proceeding, were miwirn w prlcea were without essential change to protect the ahorta. Plenteoua receipts day. The locsl price for tin Improved Weakened deferred rmure. ear y, nut in Bbout on fa)r demand, offerinifs being luly the probability that no relle r was to limited. Ppot closed at t28.lWf.2K.no. The ee expeciva n inn mira. mo -u., v..., .., , rorelKn price dropped 17b 6d for the day, Influenced sharp advances snd a nervoua I however, closing with spot at 126 12a 6d. lone, iw romww. upin.ii "i "" " I The reafjre In copper locally waa Its ex. tn trnm rloaa at 6.1c. ia hlahor than yea- I n... , 1 c . kerday'a cloae. September dipped to Jl40 ber, cloeed-at til. VKj 11.66; lake, fll.754in2 .00; larly, depressed by the early weaknesa In electrolytic lll.60ll.60, and casting at tll.63 aorn. When other grains rallied, howover tu.76. At London rather a firmer market ind July showed itself strong. Beptember WRS reported, with prices up 7a 6d for the rallied to a firm close. He up. at 82Hc. Ko- day; Bpot closed at 52 16s and futures at eelpts were 364 cars, 128 of contract grade. 53- jaj BiKO improved slightly in the Wheat had a very weak appearance English market, gaining la 8d to 11 12. arly, but ultimately recovered lta position 6i. xt New York quotations were at 84 60 nd advanced. Early bearish incentive Tne local pr)ce of piter .teady at were heavy recelpta. both primary and $5 37. London declined 2s d, closing at local, lower cablea and fine weather. Sep- u 17s M Kngllsh Iron markets were re- temher waa aold very freely early and large nnreH . u. u wrjuiv?? ..orvtor:rr''5 !,!d"b,T, '.' im? -"r price. mo v"" " - j - w?r uncnangea ana tne market dull. oon started an upturn, however braced to Warranta were nominal; No. 1 northern nme eiicm u . i r 1 iounary, w.ww.m; XNo. 1 northern foun- northweat and of a. big export business "-t I dry, f22.0n'23.o5: No. 1 southern founrtrv the lower prices. A leading elevator con- p2 .OOfr'23.00; No. 1 soft southern foundrv rn v nn tn(T llherallv and augmented i-,t rJ:., -wuiuera lounurj, the rallv. Julv. In which recently there I . L". 1 1 - viii.,(o. was 1 wanted and on cerTng thla option took OMAHA wBOLBMLB MARKETS. MnrahU, atrenflrth. The rood Hhort I Interest in September helped In the upturn, coadltloa. tt Trad and Qnotatla.. . r v.. .nlnma nf the wheat tnnvement aaema I ana MaolKIlOII Dl to be undiminished, but for the time being I Staple aid Faaey Proaaoe. tniB innnence merai 10 nave nan n iuh 1 TW-,riolr,-1 , T..i.. tM nwM - 4innn I ISGGS Candied stock. 16n. to 72140, rallied to Tbo and closed strong, .LyB f OUL,TBiHn?- roosters, ao lc -up. at 76Hc. It la thought there Is a cording to age 86o; turkeya, 8l0c; ducks pretty fair sized July short Interest that ? tKttW3' chickens, per lb., L.lll V.-w- . .ttl. In th. iun mrktt to. I UHW14C. morrow. Beptember opened HHe down at K "UTTER Packing stock, lfc; choice MVTMC. declined to 68e. . up toTOHo -VfcTiTS1".?. v.. eelpts were 21f cars, eight of contract rn- ,6c. Pickerel. 8c; pike. o; perch. 6c: grade, and Minneapolis and Duluth re- 712lrtdi j5J.",un""a' J?0 ! blueflns 80; ported 138 cars, making a total for the three wj,.lLe""h',,1??' f h' HV blfckJba," 185! folnt of 867 cars, against 491 a year ago. h?'1"t' " 2n. ha.ddofk .Jc! Primary recelpta were 1,369.000 bu., against odfl n red nappar, 10c; lobsters, 1,121,000 last year. BeaDoara clearances in 1 - - - - , f: i '-V, ' wheat and flour equaled 866.000 bu. The ' " " iT. seaboard reported 144 loads taken for export I oatsSo "crn ""'weee' Ttreme depression early SRA.N Per ton. til a. if Aanwfi nw a renewal r r nrarai nen- . -" temhe'e aelllnr on the Influence of lower H .D'1( aaaoclatlon : Choice hay. No. cablea and One weather, and an almost i "PJn2 WtL?.;,i Jne,1lm' H' N?- total absence of support. The selling was - J7- K7 ' "I Jhe,?? Pri? of the same kind that depressed the market ?rfr J,Ji.c?,It'kni lu1,t' tor the last week, prospects or a very 1 " laree cron. made donblv Drobable by per- I VKUHTABLES. feet corn growing weather, was on of the J CAULIFLOWER Home grown, per dog., Jrmeipai Dcarmn mc nuvea. oepiemDer 1 lumwc. broke from 6614c to 6lo before gny of Its I NEW CELERY Kalameioo. foo. quiet. R's M. Bacon, firm; Cumberland cut : to 80 lba., quiet, 66a; short rlha. it to 14 lba., quiet, 60s td; long clear middles, light, 28 to 84 II,, quiet, 69s; long clear middles, hesvy, 86 to 4) lba., quiet, 68s 1; short clear backs, 16 to 2" lbs.. 6ns d; clear belli, 14 to ' 1 lbs., steaiy. 2a d. Shou'ders. square cut. 11 to 11 lba., quiet, 47a. Lard Quiet; prime western. In tierces, dull, 64s; American refined. In pails, quiet, 6.1a d. CHELsK Steady : American finest white. steady, 4Sa 6d; American flneet colored, steady, 4 M. I alixiw-iTim city, steady, ws; Aus tralian, In London, dull, 33s. FLOUR Bt. Louis fancy winter, firm. 8s d. HOPS At London (Pacific coast), firm, 6. Ht'TTER Nominal. PEA& Canadian, quiet, te 8H1. Kansas City Grain aad Provisions. JCAN8A8 CITT, July 80. WHEAT Sep tember, 63Hf3Hc; December, 6t"tc; tash. No. 2 hard aTyWc; No. 8, 62Q63c; No. t red, 67ia7Hc; No. 8, 61(f?fi2He. CORN September, 43Uc; December, 34!4?36c: cash. No. 2 mixed, 87HC; No. t white, WMjQoe; No. 3, BVbWc. OATS No. 1 white, 35c. " " ' RYE No. 1, 44it45c. HAY Choice timothy, tlO.OOSll.oO; iholc prairie t7.0wa7.26. BUTTER Creamery, 19He; dairy, fancy, 18c. EOOS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas stock, 14Ho per dos., loss off, cases re turned. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu 99.2O0 I8.4O0 Corn, bu 16.S.O0 11.3'W Oats, bu.... 27,0v (8,000 old friends cam to the support. Then on the estimate of only 76 cars of corn to arrive tomorrow there was some fair bid ding and September advanced to 66c, clos. tng only a trifle, easy, c down, at D57(,c. July was very, nervous. .Early It was sup posed the bull crowd had abandoned the option for good and all, and - the price opened 2a off at 660 for Beptember. A little July stuff wns wanted, but no on would all it at the, low oiice and July aklpped to 60cr closing strong. ZHo up, at basket, 8o36c; atrmg beans, per market r9HC. Keceipts were 11T cars, 15 01 contract I pasaei emflaoo. - grade. 1 CAB BAG E Calif ornla or bom grown, provisions wer oniy iairiy active, uui 1 new, io. POTATOES New, per bu., t6r88a GREEN ONIONS Per doc. according ta slse of bunches, 16200. TURNIPS Per bu., JOo. . BEETS Per basket, 40o. GREEN CORN Per dos., Bo, I CUCUMBERS Per dos., 26c. ' " . LETTUCE Per dosen bunches, 80c. PARSLEY Per dos., 301 Sic. . RADISHES Per dos., 20c. . waa. utiAiMB Mom gruwn, per market (ruled very firm, agalnat the depressing effect of early cheap corn. Hogs also were lower and prices dipped In all products. Packers supported well, however, and the lose was strong, especially in lard. Ben. tember pork closed. lOo higher at 116.90, ONIONS New California, la sacks. n lb.. lo. . TOMATOES Per market basket, II. NAVY BEANS Per bu.. 82,16. FRUITS. PEACHES California St Johns, foe; Ar- geptember lard 224o up at 1 0.90 and Sep- kansas Elbertaa, per 4-basket crate fl; per tember rlba 17He higher at tl0.32H. 6-basket crate fl-60; aatern Crawford, 90c Estimated recelnts for tomorrow: Wheat. I PLUMS Cail'ornla. per 4-basket erataa. S46 cars; corn, 76 car.; oats. 236 cars; hogs, I fancy, tl. 16&1.25. 10.000 head. PRUNES-Per box, 81.16411.26, The leading futures ranged as follows: 1 f&AK-cauiornia, per oox, tzas. , , APPLES bummer varieties. Der bhl.. Articles I Onen. I Hla-h.l Low. I Cloaal Yaa'r. I t2.7M.00. 1 ' 1 ' I ...T-.T rtHIIUI W . . AniAwura-iBAH, par crate, a?; per Wheat July Bept. Dec. May Bept. Dec. May Oata a July . b July Bept. ' b Sept. b Dec, May Fork . Sept. . Oct. Jan. Lard ' Sept. . Oct. Jan. HlbB Sept. Oct : Jan. 78 7614 TL 7SH 70.H 70&4 60S rH 9H W 69H 69(?f74 71&'?2 72H . 71H 72H 65Hfft4 60 E5H 6H 66'fii M 64 66 OViwIi ,1 0H 41H 40 48 40 47 60 63 60 63 2H 28 ' 'M 28 S1H H'H tl4 ' 82H Wu. ili II 31V 17S KM I4 86 16 85 16 96 1 77H 1 96 16 66 16 70 16 62Vi 15 67H 10 7H W 90 10 62H 1 W 10 17H 10 37H 10 15 10 87H t 67H 77 I 66 I 70 10 12H 10 H 10 12H 10 8JH 10 00 10 06 t 90 10 05 I 06 07Hl 00 07H basket. 76o. T3i VA'i R. MELONS Per 100. tt7.00ff26.00. 70V GRAPES Southern Cftalbas, per M-lb. SV crate, tl.60. 72H TROPICAL FRUITtt. PINEAPPLES Florida. 80 to M count. 83.60. BANANAS Par bunch, according to BIB, l4.iCXS-.ID. ORANGES Valencia. t4.76S6.00: Medl. terranean sweets. 84.014.26. LEMONS Fancy. b: choice. t4.60i Mea. slnas, f4.60tf6.00. MISCELLANEOUS. CIDER New York, t3.75. HIDES No. 1 green. 64c: No. 1 a-reen. 6Hc; No. 1 aalted, 7o: No. f salted, Ho: Mo. 1 veai can, s 10 J4 ids., bo; no. i veal I , .A if I aA. W , . . - u . n . w 1Q 99 caii, a w aw iu,., w. u 7 inyw. cyuv, suesp 16 67H Pelta, 76c; horse hides; tl.oOtf2.6o. POPCORN-Per lb., 5c; shelled, sc. 10 67H NUTS Walnuts. Ne. I soft shell, per lb., 10. 17S 12c; herd shell, per lb, llHc; No. 1 soft S SIH I snail. iuc: rto. a ntm sneii, so; craxua, per id., ic: nioeria, per 10., 14c; aimonaa, sozt 6T 64 St 40 0 Mianeapolls, Wheat Floor and Bran. MINNEAPOLIS, July 80 WHEAT July, 7c: September, 6Mj68Hc. On track: No. 1 hard, i9c; No. I northern, 7814c; No. 1 northern, 744c. FLOUR First patents, t3.86'33.96; secmd patents, t3.65i3.76; first clears, 83.0033.10; second clears, 82.40. BRAN In bulk, fit. Mllwankee Grata Market. MILWAUKEE. July 80. WHEAT Mar ket ateady; No. 1 northern, 78Hro79c; No. I northern. 77H78c; Beptember, 7070Vio. RYE Dull; No. 1. OOc. . BARLEY Irregular; No. 1, 66c; sample, CORN September, 66Hc Peoria Market. PEORIA, 111., July 0.-CORN-Easy, lower; No. 8. 67He. OATS Irregudar; new No, I white, 33 15c, billed through. WHISKY On the basis of tl.Sl for fin ished goods. Dnlatb Grata Market. DULUTH. July 30. WHEAT Cash, No. 1 hard, 76o: No. northern, 724c; No. 1 northern and July, 74Hc; September, 7tHc; December, 68-Hc. OATS September, 81Hc NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS. Dealings Contract and Plnetaatlona Prevad the Market. NEW YORK, July 30. Ther was a fur. ther contraction of dealing In today's stock market and a decidedly fluctuating tone during the day. Professional traders were watchful for a turn in the tide of the market and kept prices fluctuating over 'a small range during a greater part of the day. There were no developments of great Importance. The additional engagement had been fully expected and, In fact, turned out to be rather smaller than had been feared. There was evidence of con tinued liquidation on a large scale during the forenoon, which was attributed to the western party, whose operations have come to prove a powerful Influenoe In directing a large speculative following in Wall strtet. The cessation of this liquidation waa fol lowed by a scattering demonstration of strength. The St. Louis & Ban Francisco securities were very buoyant, which caused a revival of rumors that they are to be I " , . r. th. talqn rt'an The rise In Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Chicago A Alton and the firmness of Illinois Central seemed to be Identical. The abrupt rise In New York Air Brake is characteristic of that stock, and Is with out much sentimental enct elaewnere. The ton of Colorado Fuel Is attributed to doubts over the present control of the company ss It will be revealed at tomor row's meeting of stockholders. It Is ie ported that some of the shorts on the stock have bought convertible bonds for protection and the fact that the rights of conversion cease tomorrow may have been an incentive to the buying of the stock by shorts. Some of the statements of net earnings for July serve to further empha sise' the effect of Atchison's decreaae re ported yesterday. The Increased, cost of opeeaHlng showed a tendency to encroach upon Increases In gross earnings and In soma caaes to wipe out the gross gain. The tendency waa down In Union Pacific and St. Paul, but thla was dissipated In the reviving effect of the late rally in which all of those stocks, and particularly Bt, Paul, shared. The market became somewhat excited In the last hour in the varying reports cur rent in the scope of a St. Iouts & San Francisco and Eastern Illinois consolida tion, the closing, however, was Irregular. The generally favorable tenor of the weather bureau's weekly crop summary and the favorable weather reports of today were helpful factors In the market. The continued tranquillity of the money mar ket in face of the gold exports had a reviving effect upon sentiment. The sub treasury made a liberal disbursement to the money market and advices from Seattle were received of a deposit of fl.000,000 gold ther to be credited to New York. , Bonds were dull and Irregular until the lata rally In stocks, when prices stiffened. Tots sales par value. 82,564,000. United States 4s, registered, advanced H on the last call. The following are the closing prices on the New lorn otocx exenang: Atealsoa St. Ful pfd. ........ 194 do pta u H'l'vao. rseino Ml Bal. se usie.......iu"i ao. itauwaj . on the Stock exchange was quiet; the at tendance ha Blackened owing to the ap- roach of the holidays, thus helping to re uce transactions. There was renewed aelllng of Americans, following Wall street, succeeded by Improvement later to sbove parity. Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul, Norfolk Western and Union Paclrto sharea were the feature. The close waa steady, with hlgh-rlaaa securities Inclined to be easier on dear money. Home rails Were dull on prospects of electric railway competition. Kaffirs hardened on Cham berlnln'a speech on South African affairs In the House of Commons yesterday. The s mount of bullion taken Into the Kank of England on balance to day was (.0011. PARIS, July 30, Sentiment waa more cheerful on the bourse St the opening today. Contangoes were later than ex pected and open preparations wer easily effected. Turks were in demand, but In dustrials were weaker, except for Rus sians, which were firm. Rio tlntos opened weak, but recovered later and closed firm. Kaffir, were firm, being favorably In fluenced by Chamberlain s speech on South Africa. De Beers showed weakness on realisations. The privets rate of discount was 2 6-18 per cent Three per cent rentes, loot 37c for the account. Spanish 4s closed at 80. si). BERLIN, July . Trading on the bourse today wa dull. Advices from New. York were discouraging. Bank shares wer quiet and Industrial were eaaler, and Ca nadian Pacifies relapsed. Internationals were quiet and prices wer maintained. Discount rates: Short bills (for settlement), 2H per cent; thre months' bills, 1H per cent. New York Mny Market. NEW YORK, July 80. MOJ'EY-,On call, steady, 243 per cent; laat loan, 24 per cent; prima mercantile paper, 4H6 Per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at f4.87T for demand and 84.86H for sixty days: posted ratea, 84.86 and l4.8tH; commercial bills, t4.841(g 4.&5V SILVER Bar, 62c; Mexican dollars, iy4c. BOND8 Government, firmer; state, In active; railroad. Irregular. The closing quotation on bonds ar as follows: C. . f. ia, r.g...lH!4 u ft H. on!. 4a INii do coupon 4a ia, rs 4o coupon So new 4!, rag do coupon do old 4a, rag. do coupon . . . . . do la. r( ..linw M. Cantrml 4a 114 ...10 do la Inc 12 ...leeVMInn. A Bt. L. 4a.. .1(14 Ul M., K. A T. .l4 do la .liMW N. T. Central la. .lo4 do sen. 14s.... .104 IN. J. C. can. la. do coupon loitt No- Pad Bo 4a.... Atchlaon can. no adj. 4a Bal. a Ohio 4a do J 14a , do cody. 4a... Canada. So. ia 109 Central ot Oa. ls....loa do la Inc 84 Cbea. A Ohio 44...104 Chicago A. 14a... ii C, B. aV 4. a. 4a.... M C, M. A 8. P. . 4a.. lit C. N. W. e. 7a....lJ C. H. I. A P. 4a.... 11014 C C C t II L I. 4S.1014 Chlraco Ter. 4s S4 Colorado 80. 4a W4 104 I do ia .. IT IN. A W. cob. 4a, ..I0II4 Reading (an. 4a .ion ..100 .. MH ..1014 ..1IM4 ..1164 ..104 ... 71 ..1014 .. I4 HI I, t I I 1. aa....ll4 St. L. A S. V. 4a... I4 St. L. ft 8. W. Is... da la 8. H. A. P. 4a.... in Bo. Pacific 4a Bo. Railway M Ill Taxaa A Paella la.. .111 T., St. U A W. 4s.. at Union Paella 4 1044 do conr. 4a 104 Wabaah la 110 do ia 1134 do dab. B. T4 Denrsr A R. O. 4a.. 101 iWaat Bhora 4s 1144 Erie prior Ilea 4a.... M4 Wheel. A U BS. 4a.. Ii do general 4a M Wla. Central 4a i4 r. W. D. C. la... 1114 Cona Tobaeoe 4a 1 Hocking Vai. 44s... 101 it . Boston Stock Qaotatlaaa. BOSTON, July 80 Call loans, 4 per cent; time loans, 4(&d per . cent, omciai closing of stocks and bonds: Atchison 4a 1024 Adrantur t4 Max. Central 4a 114 Alloues 4 N. B. O. A, C 14 Amalgamated 174 Atchison i Blnsham 144 do pld , 1024 Calumet ft Hcla....Ml centennial lata Copper Kansa ....... H14 Dominion Coal IU4 Franklin r. 114 tale Royal 4 Mohawk 44 Old Dominion II Oeoeola M Parrot II Qulncy U4 Santa Pa Copper. .... 8 Tamarack ..IU Trl mountain 96 Trinity 114 Unite States US man 114 Victoria I no piu. ....... '. Boeton A Albany... .141 Boston m Ma a Boat oa derated ....144 N. V...N. H. A U..IN I y Itch burg pld 144 Union Pacific. 10? 4 Max. Central 24 A mar. Sugar 1114 do pld 14 Americas T. T...144 Dominion I. A l4 Oen. Klectrto Ill Maaa. Bleetrte 404 do pfd 174 N. B. O. A 0 4t United Fruit 1U4 I:. . Rtaol do pld... mk'eiMH Waatlngh. Common. .104 Wolrerlne OMAHA LIVE ST0CI MARKET Otitis feoeipts Light sad Good Stuff Ild Itrong, Others fitoady. HOGS EASED OFF FIVE TO TEN CENTS Heavr Ran at Sk sat Owing to LI an I teal Deaauel Market Was Very Slaw an 4 Considerably Lower All Grades. SOUTH OMAHA, July SO. R-lpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. Official Monday S.6.00 omclal Tuesday J,U Official Wednesday t.OW t.K0 7.72 4.66t Thre days this week.. 8,407 16.4K9 Bam days Isst week.... 8,016 U,b Bam week before ...11.W6 18.421 Same thre week ago... 7,677 16,478 Bam four weeks ago.... 8.07 28.248 Bam days laat year ,28s 24,84 RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE. The following table shows the receipt of cattle, hogi and sheep at South Omsha for the year to date, with comparisons with last yeaxi 1909. IP"!. Inc. Deo, Cattle 41a,9 8S3.130 t6,83 Hogs 1.600,247 I.444.407 OO.DtU Bheep 629,708 608,878 68,670 IM lollowing table snows in averaae price ot hogs sold on the Boutn Omaha market the last several days, with com parisons with former years: Date. I 1908. 1W1.100.18S9.1S93.1897.18I. July 1... July I..., juiy July 4..., July 6..., July ... July 7... Jusy I... July t... July 10... 1 July u.. July 11.. July 18.. July 14.. July 16.. July 16.. July 17.. July 18.. July 19.., July 10.. July 21.. July 22.. July 28... July 24 July 26 July 26... July 27... July 28... July 29. July 80. T 4HI f 81 1 84 I 88 4 82 1 'e? 1 ia' ee"1 1 84HI 7t I 08 7 mi 7 8114 I 83 7 7tV IT7V T 72 7 7Wi 7 72 7 72 7 73 1 T82H 7 4141 7 82T4j 7 414a 7 63 7 68 7 6JT4 7 654 7 47S4i f 78, e I 8t! t 83 86 6 92 I 86 6 t Tl' f 64 6 66, 6 68 I 82 t 69 a I 71 I 74 6 6 I 691 e ( 47 6 661 I 161 e 6 13i 04 I 02 I 13 I 08 I I 02 4 4 4 87 4 99 4 S 6 07 I 5 ltj 6 16 5 06 6 02 f 06 6 13 e 6 081 8 781 I 8 II t 18 t ft e I I 811 t 1 1 14 ' 18 ee V1! ! I78fls6ee f 8 6u 8 Xs 8 V7 t 83 t 811 ItOI 3 W: 4 041 4 09 4 06 a 4 01 4 1 4 28 4 19 4 21 V4 4 fl 4 21! 4 27 4 321 4 33 4 82 t 7i I 81 t 7 t T8 8 82 3 77! 1 77 t 82 a t f2 t 89 t 86 t 81 t 8i I 32 8 36 a t IS t 14 I 16 8 17 8 20 t 26 a I t2l 3 So 3 38 I 7i 3 27 t 821 S 89 I 87 8 77 3 871 t 72 1 74, t 98 104 t 94 1 87 t 84 a 1ST 1 00 1 06 3 07 1 1; t 96 e t 97 t 97 2 8 t 251 t 61 t 861 t 92 e It 88 I 87 t 43 1 85 3 291 1 7 3 26 I 71 I 44 3 77 Indicstes Sunday. Indicates Holiday. Th official number of care of stock brought In today by each road was: Cattle.Hogs.Bh'p.H'ses. C., M. Bt. P. Ry , O. 4V St.- L. Ry 1 Missouri Paclflo Ry 1 Union Pacific system ... 84 1 13 14 12 't v. ii " ii 88 "l .814 New York Mining Qnotatloa. NEW YORK. July 80. The following ar tha closing price on mining stocks Adams Con 0 Alice ...JO' Breec .... s Brunawlck Con I Cometoek Timnel 'A Con. Cal. Va 110 Doadwood Terra ... Horn Silver ....... WIM Iron Silver SO Leadvllle Co;.. I Little Chief Ontario ...... Ophir Phoenix . Potoai Sana Sierra Nerada Small Hopes ..... Standard . 11 .10 .US .. .. II .. 1 .. 18 1 80 18 88 10 IS 96 8 07V. a Old. b Hew. No. 3. Caah quotations were as follows: iui av. . iiii't 1 f-- f v niiiwiiua swat. shell. 16c; hard shell. 16c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; oocoanuts, per dos., 60c OLD METALS A. B. Aipern quotes tbs following prices: Iron, country mixed, per ton, HMO; Iron, stove plat, per ton. 87.60; copper, per lb., 84c; brass, heavy, per lb.. FLOOR Easier: winter entente. t8.Vf I 84c: brass. Hunt, per lb.. 6c: lead, oer lb S7t: winter straignta, .vu4.to; cieara, u.w utic; ainu. per 10s ic; ruooer. o-ir id., sc. 4GU.40; springs, 4.9u; patents, xj.omaa.ltt; .i..lkl. 11 ih,j.i't wheat iso. i spring, tic; no, spring, S7(Zi73c: No. 3 red. 73rt"64e, , CORN No. 3 yellow, 6sg0e. OATS No. t, 29ii3.rc; No. t whit, 4l8O0. Kit. JNO. I. UWtkKW. BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 62it78o. St. Lonia Grata and Provlalona. BT. LOUIS. July 80. WHEAT in r her: No. 1 red, cash, elevator, (44c; track, 604c; juiy. 044c; BeptemDer. tt4c: December, 6S7c: No. 2 hard, orotic. CORN HlKher: No. 3 cash. 89Hc: track. BKIiJl No. 1 flax, tl.60; No. 1 northwest- I 60c; July, Wc; Beptember, 4ic; Decem- arn tl M: clover, contract trade. 18 IMS 4ft I ber. inc. PROVISIONS Meaa pork, per bbl., 816.86 1 UAio-nnn; rso. z oaan, Me: track, nay JM8.90. Ird, per 1U0 lbs.. flOD&lO.sO. Short I 36c; July, 40c; September, 24c; No. rlba BtdeB (loose), iii 2"tio 30. Dry salted I White, old, coo. shoulders (boxed). 89 IX. i 9. 26. Short clear I RYE Firm at 64c. sides (boxed), 311.l244fll.2S. FLOUR-About steady; new red winter WHISKY On the basis of high wine, patents, 83.2u4i3.30; extra fancy and stralaht. tl.Sl. . . t2.9nM3.16; clear, f2.764j2.85; . old. lOiulao The following ar th receipt and shlo- I micncr. 'M,ni,. I e-trLP iimoinT. nominal. H4I nil KHIrm.nl. I ti;nnr.nu DinuT, ea.AW ., . r . " I 1 . 1, . v , ., .t . .. .. 1. u.i .. . , ani t ic ,.4?!.,'u"0 22!ti0 Mfi . ' . . isti.ooo H13.00 'JiAT-ouii; timotny, xo,tpis.t; prain. ..74S.U00 I60.000 ''".'"'. Flour, bbls... Wheat, bu Mil, wu... Corn, bu Oats, bu Rye, bu 19.lcm Iiarley, bu 6.UU0 On th Produce xchang today th but ter market waa easy; creameries. Itk(rl94c; dairies, lSa i"c. Cheese, ateatdy, linulla .gg wtti; iresn, Ji4t'c ItW YORK OKAKHAL HtRKBT. eaaotatloas af tb Day; Tarleai Casnnaoaltle. 1 NEW YORK. July 80. FLOUR Recelpta. 38. llo bbla.; exports, 3.S63 bbls.; market auiet. but a shade steadier: winter patents. fl.7f.34.00: winter straights, 13 igio; Mlnnesuta patents, x:i.suu4.ii; winter extraa, t3 Ukhi3.36; winter low grades, 12 W (v heat bu 1 2" u tliilo; Minnesota bakera. t3 1.Si3S6. Ky ," 'h"u' " j,,, Iliour. quiet; fair to good, f3.26iui.40; choice I Kta hu si'o ... ti p,.. ao I VaWi u av.u 9.l), WHISKY Steady. 81.31. IKON COTTON TIES-Steady, tl M haihh.iu ntcaay, 4O04C HKMP TVVINK steady. 9c PROVISIONS Pork, higher: lobbln old. (17; new, fl7.4o. Lard. Arm. tlO.40. Iry salt meats tnoxeai, steaay; extra snorts, ail, clear rlba, tll.124: ahort clear, tll.37'4. Haeon (boxed), ateady; extra shorts. fll.374: clear ribs, f!2; short clear, f!2.26. MiSTAi-o-uaa, nrm, .!.!. (a 4. iw. spelter, firm, 86.05. POULTRY Dull: chickens, 10c; springs. lzc; turkeys, izc; aucaa. c; geese. 44c BUTTER Steady; creamery,. 1721c; aairy, intiisc. EGGS Hteady; 144c. loaa off. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls.. 6.UO0 la.OoO M.i'H 14I.0U0 COO 2e.0u0 fVIUVUk'il Hfeav v.llnw waateen 'H e: city, 11.au: uranaywine, s.) moo.j. RYE Easy; No. 3 western. 6bVe. f. o. b. afloat; state, 62tc, c. i. f.. New York car- dots. UARLEY Firm; feeding. He. c i. f.. Buf falo , WHEAT Receipts, 102 S7f bef. Spot, ,41ieaa ; rto. a reu, iqc, elevator; no. a rea l8lc. f. o." b..' afloat: No. 1 hard Manitoba I H'.e. f. o. b.. afloat. Reflactlna bearish I WuaUier and a big movement wheat opened I timothy, f2.10i wcaarr iqu uei uncu, aur wiiirn 11 raiuea 1 on a heavy export trade, closing firm at a I Liverpool Grata anal Provisions. riiirllitl ailvanca Mav ,a4. 77 k-lt I cloned at TTVkc: Julv. 7v,i .S4c t loaed at I LIVERPOOL. July SO WHEAT Spot. 7-4c; September, 44'7S 8-lou. closed at I No. 1 northern, spring, quiet, s ld; No. 1 7D4o; December, 74 16-1 ck& 8-16c. closed at I California, dull. 6s 4,1; futurea. dull; July. icwo. I nominal, pcyicinonr. on; asvermuer o il u CORN Receipts. 17.850 bu.: exports. 30 I CORN-Boot, steady; American mixed, as; bu ; sales, ljo.uuo bu. futures, 18,0m) bu. spot. I futures, dull; September, 6 Id; October, ts. S(t, steady; Mo. 2, see, elevator, and eoo, I PROVISIONS eef. atrong; extra India t. o. b.. afloat. Option market sold off at I mess. 107a tki. Pork. Arm: prime meaa went- tLrat uadar oAtauslva UtiuiUaUoa gad flu j ira, 84) id. Ilaiua, short cut. 14 to It lbs., Toleat Grain aad Seed. TOLEDO. July 80. WHEAT Dull. steady; cash, 714c: July, 714c; September, live; i.ecemuer, ..'c. it 1WV T.nll Mrni tii Imnv Titlw m Beptemtx-r, 56c; Iecember, 43o.' ' uatb-dum, nrm; caan, ne; juiy, 44c September. 28c; new July, 6oc; new Sep tember, 324c. HY r No. a. I7C BEKl-cf.ver, October, 86.17; August Am nfd. Canadian PaclB ....13144 Canada 8o It Chen. A Ohio H Chlcaao ft Alton..... i Id ntd Tl Chloaao. Ind. 4k L... 11 do ata Chlcaao B. III.. Chlcaao O. W do lat pra do Id eta Chicago A N. W.. C, K. 1. A r al .81IJ4 ,. 114 . n . 41 .141 .11 4 Chicago Tar. A Tr. . 114 do pia C C C A Bt. L... Colorado So de lat ptd. ....... do id pld Dal. A Hudaon... Dal. A W banver A R. O... do pM Krle , do lat pfd do M pld Orcat Nor. pld.... Hocking Valley ,. do pld Illlnola Central .. Iowa Central . do ptd Lake Krle A W... do pfd L. A N . Manhattan 1m...... Mat. Bt. Ry Max. Contra! Max. National .... Minn. A St. L.... Mo. PaciHe M . K. A T do ptd N. J. Cantral .... N. T. Cantral .... Norfolk A W do pld Ontario A W Peanarlvanla Reading . do lat pfd do Id pfd St. U A 8. P do lat p'd do id ptd It L. South do Ptd St. Paul Ex-dlvldend. do ntd rr Taxaa ft PaolBo 4St4 Toledo. BV L. A W. 114 do Bid 17 Union Pacllo 104 do ptd 134 Wabaah 194 do Did 4M Wheeling A L. B.... It do ad pfd 114 Wla Central 174 do 'pfd 44 Adams lx. loo American Ex ist United Stataa Ex.. ..120 il IWalla-Fargo Kx Ill .10641 Amal. Coppar 174 .. rriAmar. jar at r 11 .. T7 I do Sfd II 44IAmer. Lin. OH i!4 ..11a 1 ao pia l tt I A mar. H. ft R 44 44 I do pfd 1444 Sl anao. atiniug CS....1U4 M Brooklyn R.a T 4 4'i Colo. Fuel A L. 1004 124 Cona Oaa 123 ll4l font. Tobacco pld.. .1214 aci-a iten. n,iacirio ...... ..idZ'.l , 114 Hocking Coal 114 lat lotar. Papar 14 , 474 do pfd 734 S4 LACieoa uaa as ,. 14 Na. Blaeult 47V ..121 I National ltm4 114 ..144 o Amancaa .... ,..ld Haclflc Coaat ,..144 Pacific Mall .. Iv7a Peopla's Gas ,.. 114 Vreaaed S. Car.... ..1114 'do pld ..1114 Pullman P. Car... .. 114 Republic Steel .... .. tai da ptd , ,..16 Sugar ..14 Tann. Coal A 1... ... e Union bag A P... ... 14 do pld , ... Lift V. S. Lnathar .... ...161 do pfd ... 4 U- Rubber .... ... 17 do pfd ,.. TI4 V. S. BiaaK". ,.. 114 00 P'd ... al W'aatara Union ... ,.. 7S4 Amer. Locomotive. ... 14 ' do pfd ,.. u IK. C. Southern.... ...l44l da ptd 1164 . II .W34 . 47 . It .141 . 184 . 764 .131'. . a . av . 11 . 15 . 16 . SS . H4 ,. 114 . SJ ,. M4 i4 Lealia Stock market. LONDON. July 80 4 p. m. Closing: Conaola lor aonay... U4 'Norfolk A Waetera... 4 do account. Anaconda Atcbiaon , do pfd Baltimore A Ohio., Canadian Pacific. 1 Mai do pfd... .. Ontario ft Waatara. .. 134 Paonaylvanla ....... ..lIM.Readlug ..1114 do lat pld .!-. I da Id pfd Chaaapaake A Ohio.. 644' Southern Hallway. t blcago u. w do pld C. M. A St. P l-4 South.rn PaclHc... M4 144 . H4 144 , 444 114 , 'i , W4 , 1U4 ,11a ln.r ft R. 0 4o 4 do Bid K;i Krle 11 do lat pfd. a4 do Id pfd 14 Illlnola Central II Lsularille ft Kaeu..l47 Mlaaourt. K. A T... II do ptd M4 New York Cantral. . .lat a, E"x-dlvldend. Ex-rUht. BAK SILVER Steady at 24 t-16d per ounce. MONEY 243 per cent. Th rat of discount In th open market for short bills is a per cent; lor inre montns bills, 2S per cent Union PnclSa... do pld United Stataa Steel.. 404 'no pia Wabaah do pld Spanlak 4e Haad Mlnae... Liolaaera (dac.) '4 at 47 04 ilia ai ' Bank Clearings. OMAHA ' July 80-Bank cleartngs todsy, fl,013.624.87! corresprmding day last year, fi)76,988.18; Increase, f36,63.19. CHICAGO. July 80, Clearings, t28.86S.107: balances, 32,318,366; New York exchange, 10c premium; foreign exchange, t4.8 for sixty days, 34 X8H on demand. ST. LOUIiV July 30. Clearings, f6.66,84; balances, fu74,662; money, steady, 6(&o per cent; New York exchange, par. BALTIMORE, July SO. Clearings. t3,839, 171; balances. f418,124; money, 4V per cent. PHILADELPHIA. July to. Clearings, fl7.&42,8i0; balances, f2,647,76f; money, 4Vk per cent. vi-tmr llv an T1aar1nwa 18 toll.. 11 TV J V l.'i " . . - 271; balancea, tl0.84o.249. : .. ar 1 nA ll 1 Mm M 1 J O Oa7 s HOHTOIM, JUiy OV. Viennila, aaaio,ao, balances, fl.953.6oO. CINCINNATI, July 80. Clearings, 33,038, 800; money, 4S per cent; New York ex change, par and 60 discount. Condition of tno Treaanry. wABTnTcriTON. Julv SO. Today's state- .n nt tha treasury balances In the gen eral fund, exclusive of the fl60,000,000 gold reserve liv tne aivision oi reorrauon, hnws: Available cash balance. f201,bJ,- 980; gold. 398.360,469. Cotton Market. vww YORK. July 30. COTTON Futures opened easy; July, .61c; August, 8.18c; Sep tember, J. 1C; UCWMr, nBTtuira, iab,. twm wr. 7 b9o: January ana r eo- ruarv l.twc; namn, i.aou. rumm v.vavu steady; July. 8.4S0; August, 8.24c; Septem ber, 7.88c; OCtooer, ana novoraiirr, i.ix, December. 7.65c: January and FebruarYi T tut. March 7 44c ,. , . ---- - , . . ,M Bpot: UUiet, miaaung upiana, BV, nua dllng gulf. 94t. sale. 200 bale. LIVERPOOL, July 80.-4 p. m. COTTON Spot, dull, business light; prices l-82d ST. LOUIS, July 80. COTTON Market quiet; miaaung, ovt-, aa.ca. uuc, y-- 367 bales; shipments, 629 bales; stock, 16,3a bOALVESTON, July 80. COTTON Market quiet at 8 1S-1BC. . l.iVKRPOOL Julv 80. COTTON Spot dull, business light, prices 13-32d higher; American middling lair, a s-ioa: gooa mm dllng, 4 15-16d; middling, 4t7-32d; low mid. Aiina ix-ri! rnnd ordinary. 44d: ordinary, 4d. The sales of ths day were 4.0U0 bale, of which 6u0 wer for peculation and ex port, and Included 3.300 American. Receipts were 6,000 bales, po American. Futures opened quiet and closed easy; American mi.iciilnn- sr. o. e.. July 4 41-6IW4 46-4d. buy ers; July-August, 4 38-64'tj4 89-64d. iMiyers: A ber ber 4 12-64d, sellers; December-January, 4 104S4 H-4d, sellers; Jsnuary-February, 4 10-4d, buyers; February-March, 4 10-wtd. buyers; March-April, lu-wa, uucr.. NKVV ORLEANS. July SO-COTTON-Futures barely steady; July, IBDo bid; Au gust 8.8r"i"i.37c; Beptember, 7.821'7.Wc; Oc tober, 7.&cvii'7.6c; November, 7.4Vu7.49c; De cember, 7.4Mj7.49c; January, 7.48(i';.60o; Feb ruary. 7.48.50c; March. 7.49ij7.61o. Bpot. easy; aak-s. 660 bales; ordinary, 74c; good ordinary, 7c; low middling, 84e; middling, 811-lc; good middling, 9c; middling fair, c; receipts. fc7 bale; stock. 82,099 bales. OH aad Rosin. OIL CITY. Pa,, July 30. OIL Credit bal ances. tl.22; shipments. 133,066 bbls.; aver, age. 79.877 bbla.; runs, 98,481 bbls.; average, 7.9n9 bbla. . CHARLESTON, B. C, July tO.-OIL Turpentine and rosin unchanged. SAVANNAH. Oa.. July 30. OIL-Turpen-tlne. f.rm. Rosin, firm; A. B, C apd D, tl 20; E. tl.26: F. fl.SO; H. fl 6; I. .12 ; K, t2 60; M, f3 0: W. Q., 33.46; W. W.. 13 60. WILMINGTON. N. C.. July SO. OIL Spirits turpentine, steady. 4144Sc. Rosin, steady, 11 15c. Crude ourprntln. firm, 1 40, f2.50, fi.60. Tar, firm, fl to. TOLEDO, O., July 30. OIL Nrnrtta Lima, 89c; South Lima and Indiana, 6ft. NEW YORK, July 30. OIL Cottonseed, dull. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady. Turjentlne, steady at 464tH4o. LONDON, July 30. OIL Calcutta Un seed, spot, 60s td. Linseed, 23 td. Saga Mt4t. NEW YORK. July So. 8UOAR Raw, Stead: fair refining, Y4c; centrifugal, 96 teat. tSc. Molaases sugar, ic henned, "n'eVV ORLEANS. July SO BUOAR Mar krt atrong; open kettle, 2443 1-lec; "open kettle, centrifugal, fn4c: centrifugal yel low. SV4i44c; seconds, 14&34C. MOLASSES Dull; centrifugal, ftjlto. Carat Exchange I Close. LIVERPOOL July SO. Th Corn ex change her will be cloeed on Ausuat t. 4 V. a n. vr, nj ,. V., E. AM. V. ft, R 24 C, Bt. P.. M. A O. Rr- 6 B. at M. R. Ry - 11 C, B. ek Q. Ry I K. C. St. J 1 C, R. L At P., eaot C., R. L ft P., weat 1 IDlnol Cantral Total receipts O Tb disposition ot th day's receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing th num ber of head Indicated: Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. Omaha Packing Co... 120 1.007 Swift and Company 893 992 Cudahy Packing Co 718 1.114 Armour eV Co 197 1.177 Swift and Co., country... SO .... rmuiniuiiu ... .. ..... Vanaant at Co Carey ft Benton Hill ft Huntslnger Huston ft Co Livingstone ft Schaller... Hamilton ft Rothschild... X. Fa Huki e t Wolf ft M Other buyers 16 1 41 66 66 81 128 96 1677 749 76 692 Totals .1.107 4.7U 4,193 CATTLE Ther waa a very light run of cattle her today, but still th supply for th week to dat 1 about tne same as tor th same days of laat week, and Jn ex cess of th same days of last year, as will be seen from th tabla of receipts above. Th quality of cattle today was lar from being choice, but still the market was In pretty good shape, mere were several iohob 01 corniwi aim In th yarda, but non of them were fin ished. The better grade sold quit freely at steady to strong pries, while th medium class were slow out aDout steaay. racaera are not at all anxious for the part fat cornfeds, for they seem to prefer tne grass cattle to the warmed ups. As a genersl thing, though, the market was fully steady today, unices In th case ot something very Inferior. Tha cow market waa also In very rat la- factory condition. Receipts were very light, and as buyers ail wanted a lew tney icon hold freely and bought up the more de sirable loads at steady to strong price", while the others sold fully as well as they did yesterday. Most everything was out of first hsnds In good season. Bulls, veal calves and stags could easily be quoted steady. The demand was good for th better grades, Dut, as usual, com mon stuff was neglected. Th supply ot Blockers and feeders wss -ery limited today, and as there hss been a fairly (liberal demand from the country all the week the market took on consid erable life and tne better grades sou a little stronger. Th light and commomsh csttl ware non too active and no mora than steady. There wss no very good western cattle on sale today, so that a fair teat of the market waj not made. It was evident lrrra the way packers acted, though, that good stuff would have sold fully steady. The few steers that were onerea, a wen as tha eows and feeders, sold without any quotable change from yaaterday. Repre sentative saies; BEEF STEERS. ' w. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr. 1 " ?! a ........ 9i a 10 ia. ........ ...iica a vo 1 loan 4 ao a 1031 4 tl 1 1141 4 I..- i te nil I m U 14 I 44 STEERS AND HEIFERS. MM i I 14 COWS. eae 1 M 1. ll uoi 1 M 14 1121 I II 0 111! I 40 40 in I 41 II 111 I 44 a llal f 00 It'.'.'.'. I 174 I 00 ...... m 1 170 I II Ill I M 18 1001 I n 171 8 M IM I M Ill I 10 IM IN .. Ill I II iugust-September. 4 83-64d. sellers; Beptem-( J J I? er-October, 4 21-64.1. buyers; October-No-. J ,J -ember, 4 15-64d, value; November-Decem- aM I Tl , . - . . II. . T r. k.p. TanM.rV I "-'"- foreign K'nanelal. LONDON, July 80 -The demand for money waa active today owing 10 tne i) Klnnlna of the Stock exchanse settlement. Thi market waa dtmendent or, tha Hank nf EiiglauJ DUcow.1 wer firm. fiuaUiosa (Lammas holiday) and I (coronation say) 8 n..r. 10 11 .'.'.'.'. it.'.'.'.'. u. '.'.'.'. ...ion i m ...lrno I as ...lfiao I M ...HO I M ... II IU ... Ml I U ... Ill I 34 ... IM I IS ...1160 I 40 ...10O4 I 40 ... 110 I 41 ... ll I 41 ... 121 I M ... mo 1 10 ... ui 1 10 ... NT 114 .10M 4 10 ... 144 I 64 ... 160 I II ... too I Tl ...loos I Tl ...10.11 I Tl ...lvvl 4 00 ...10.0 I M ...ins 1 ft a... 1000 I 71 aao I TS 1 loao I H a 1060 I M 1 ' HO I 40 1 140 I 00 4 Ivl I 40 M IN 1 1044 I 00 a" IM I 10 a HI I M HEIFERS. 1 til 4 40 to........ 1 BULLS. IU I M 1 1040 I M 1 .1630 I 4 1 1170 I 0 1 , 1604 I 01 1 Ill I W . 3 Ill I II 1 1420 I M CALVES. 1T 4 M 1., im I II 'STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS t... .. Ill 8 6 ..IMA I t .. IM I M ..1430 I ..1170 I M ..1070 - I tl ..1IW0 I M ..1760 4 Tl IN IN 17.'. No. IK) IN I loo I Tl 46 I at I eel I 00 axe 1 64 1 M 11 171 I to 1 7 m) 1 31 I7i 1 10 1 14 In 130 I 10 1 110 I 2 10M I tO 1 170 I II II I Tt 1 144 t 71 440 1 76 STOCK CALVES. 141 I to 1 400 4 M W 18 . 8TAGS. 1144 I 8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS. Ie I at I Ml IN lie I 04 II Tad 4 II Ill I M 11 in 4 40 1 4 to 11.... nil 4 60 ...... t0 4 N 84 UWl 4 64 1011 4 II NEBRASKA. Av. Pr. 60 COW 97t f8 86 S cows 1013 3 00 44 cows t 80 t cow., t cow... 48 cows.. VA I 00 , KM 8 00 .Ml I 86 11W 4 10 , 8.0 t 75 , M IM . wl I 00 cowa....li4 4 00 U COW.. ..M lit No. Av. Pr. If feeder.. 847 t4 28 4 feeder.. W7 I 60 t feeders.. l'46 4 60 feeders.. 971 4 60 1 feeder... 60 4 W) ibulL 1570 t 00 bull 1640 I SO steer 1240 4 60 1 steer VM) t 00 1 cow HnO t 0U 44 cow i-4 t 76 I S0W lOes I !i t steers.... (r 8 cows 937 1 bull 1190 1 calf yJ) 1 calf lifO 1 heifer.... 910 11 heifers... 704 1 heifers... 7"4 11 heifers... 492 t heifers... 4.3 17 feeders.. 4f 3 feedera.. 4 1 calf 3"0 t feeder.. lnlO 1 feeder... 12J0 7 feeder.. MM t feeder. .11i 1 feeder... HflO feeder.. 1128 1 bull I feeders t feeders I feedera I cowa... 1 cows... 11 cows... 1 stag.... f steers.. .1280 .. 916 .. 740 .. .. 7X3 .. 92S ,.1IM ..120 ..1064 f 00 s 00 t 86 1 (a) 4 00 4 75 t 75 J 26 t 9 2 26 3 76 t 01) 4 26 4 25 4 00 4 60 4 60 4 60 4 00 1 90 4 10 I 26 4 10 t 60 5 60 4 25 3 75 6 75 1 cow., .1080 I Tl S cows 810 14 cows 9 1 cow 9) cows S7 7 cows..... lit 1 cow I") 1 cow 11"0 ... m ...10) ... 1 "Se - .1150 4 cows. 2 cows. I rows. 1 cow.. 1 COW...l..lOn0 1 bull 1300 17 feeders.. 902 1 cow 1110 C. 850 740 L. 82 steers.... 1(05 WYOMING. 1 cow If cows..., t cowa.. t cows... SO cows... 2 cows... 1 cow...., t cows,.., I cows..., 10 cows..., 1 stag f feeders t feeders 1 heifer.. t feeder... 9,0 t feeders.. 1018 feeders.. 1041 8 feeders.. 830 24 steers.... tee 1'HO . 846 . rW . 8 S6 . Pit . 890 . ) . 7H9 .1018 . !M .1271) . tot . 74 70 t 7 t 85 I 65 1 85 1 78 I 40 t 40 t 76 1 80 I 60 1 75 S 90 I 60 3 60 t 86 t 90 t 80 I 25 4 10 f 26 t 60 t 76 4 60 4 26 t 60 I 60 t cows., t cows.. 1 cow... 3 cows 1190 70 970 4 25 t 75 I 16 4 00 4 80 t 45 I 60 4 65 4 00 933 t00 1 78 t 60 3 00 17 feeders.. 1004 SO) t feeders.. 9"0 4 10 4 rows lost 4 10 t feeders.. 1134 8 00 25 steers... .I'M t 60 26 cows 9.10 4 20 5 25 Trumbell Neb. 3 36 88 feeders 3 85 4 feeders 3 86 Thompson Wyo. 4 06 H. T. McCormlek Wva vu eieera.,..ii!ri vn a COWS... 8 heifers.. .1131 2 76 H. F. Wtlkina WVo. S4 steers.. ..1181 4 75' Ware-Costln Cattle Co Neb. 126 feeders. 11)40 4 16 1 cow 990 80 feeders.. 1056 4 15 1 cow 930 Metsarer Rros Neb. 46 cows 978 8 85 4 cOws 8SS ! 80 Bhadbolt Rros. ft P. Neb. 1 cow 1170 3 80 26 cows 108 4 00 1 cow 900 I 80 B. Bayllff Neb. 1 cows 1115 8 00 3 bulls 1430 I TS 22 cow..... 1076 t 76 I. TM ( :a m.r TC.K 14 cows 9f9 t 10 8 cows 038 8 10 oows 841 S 10 f cows 9J0 t 10 Rev. Alvls Bosch S. D. 24 feeders.. 1082 4 60 HOGS-There was a light run of hogs here todav, but ss other markets took a drop of 6jl0c prices at this point also eased off about that much. Trading was not very active, as sellers were not In clined to sell out at the decline, but still the hogs kept changing hands and the bulk was disposed of In fairly good season. Light common hogs In particular were drnggy and sellers found It difficult to get what they considered satisfactory prices for them. The bulk of the better grades sold from t7.60 to f7.5 and from that up to t7.66. The packing grades sold mostly from f7.45 to tf.fjO. Today's decline wipes out all of the ad vance of thla week, but still ths market Is considerably higher than It was a week ago today. Representative sales: No. T4... to..., Ii..., 1... 0... T4... 1... IT... 71... II... 44... 7. 63. 41. 14. Ar. ..171 ..170 ..175 ..114 ..10 ..111 ..M0 ..111 ..111 ..101 ..101 ..117 ..306 ..150 ..121 17 Ill II 130 II., I.. 1.. 10.. II.. 10.. 17.. II.. Tl.. Tl.. Tl.. T7.. Tl.. 26.. I.. 46.. .121 ill 160 I7 ill 124 141 101 Ill i!2 110 121 .....111 134 tot 124 . . . aaA Ill 8h. 60 40 110 10 40 40 'io Pr. 1 U 7 IS T 30 1 IS 1 SS t i74 7 40 7 40 7 40 7 40 7 40 T 40 7 40 7 46 T 4S 7 46 2 44 7 46 7 41 7 46 7 46 7 41 1 41 T 41 7 46 T 4S 7 41 7 41 7 46 7 41 7 46 7 46 7 41 a 4m 7 it No. 71..., Ii.... 64..., 71..., IT..., Tl... TT..., 4..., TO..., 61..., 40... 40..., TO..., II..., 61..., 17..., 14.... 41.... II..., 71..., 77..., Tt..., 1..., II..., 41. TO. it!!! Av. ....121 ....231 ....224 ....106 ....nt ....120 ,...141 ....141 ....147 ....141 ....121 ....244 ....1311 ....364 ....164 ....141 ,...13 ....131 ,...lxi ....ill ....127 ....131 gh. 40 10 BO iio 110 M 40 0 too 100 40 130 40 40 140 IM 40 Pr. I 474 7 474 7 474 7 474 7 174 7 474 I 10 7 to 7 10 7 14 I to 7 10 7 64 7 14 7 to T 10 7 SO I to 7 M 7 10 7 10 1 114 7 124 7 S14 7 174 7 M 7 66 7 IS 7 II 7 66 7 IS 7 65 I tl 7 ao 7 16 wer quite 261 110 in u 120 T 4S TO 261 ... 16 T 46 41 141 IM 40 7 41 41 to an 10 T 46 14 130 IK 264 ... 167 4ft 10 7 46 14 IM tin 100 7 48 14 141 ... Ill 10 7 41 6T MT 40 0 Ill BHEEP Recelnta of aha.n . , v ....... T. V , . UU11Q liberal again today and for the first half of the week there is quite an Increase, both oyer the same days of last week and also of last year. For some reason packers did not take hold very freely and as a result S.u,low, lower market was experienced, lhe bulk of the offerings consisted of sheep, comparatively few lambs being offered. The lightweight sheep and yearlings sold to better advantage than the heavier welghta an) they wer bought up flrat, but at a decline of fully ltxtfluc aa compared with yesterday. The heavier grades could safely be quoted luiac lower and very slow at that. As offerings were quite lib eral. It waa late before even th bulk ot th offerings was disposed of. Lambs were also Blow and lower, but there were hardly enough here to make a good teat of the market. In sympathy with the decline on fat stuff, feeder sheep and lambs alao eased off a little. Quotations tor clipped stock: Good to choice yearlings, 4.toa4.50; fair to good, f4.0tKJ)4.25; good to choice wethers, 4.0024.25; fair to good wethera, t3.7iMB4.0O; good to choice ewes, I3.ut0; fair to good ewes, t3.a4:t.60: good to choice spring lambs, t5.7o fo6.0u; fair to good spring lamos, tft.5oiffi5.75: teeder wethera, 3d. 003. to; feeder yearlings t3.ltxti3.fru: feeder lambs, 83.0uiu3.9O; feeder ewes, fl.252.26. Representative sales: No. 67 western ewes 879 western ewes 45 western wethers , 2 bucks 139 weatern ewes , Si western owes , 1 western wether 812 feeder yearlings, mixed 10 western wetnura 15 cull ewes 16 cull ewes 1 Utah buck , 81 western ewes 45 western ewes 21 western yearlings 34 western yearlings 10 western ewes 342 western sheep 840 western wethers b2 Utah ewes 23 cull surlnif Tumbs 338 western yearlings 619 Utah wethers 5 Utah ewes 206 Utah wethers 698 Utah wethers Av. 85 , 66 , 92 , 140 , 97 , 80 , 70 , 66 , 78 , 73 . 93 , 120 , 84 , 90 , 65 . 71 , 81 91 101 , S9 , 71 , 109 , 108 , 108 , 109 Pr. 83 16 S 16 t 45 2 00 8 26 S 35 I 36 t 85 S 76 f 1 60 1 60 2 00 2 60 t 85 s 00 s on s 00 S 30 t 86 8 86 8 65 S 65 S 85 8 36 S 83 t6 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, Cattla Stronger Hogs Lower and Sheep Del I. CHICAOO. July 80. CATT LB Receipts, 13,tXi0 head, Including 2,6uO Texan and l.out wesLcrna; nienuy 10 stronger; good to prime steers. it.soO.85; poor to medium 84.60(7.60; stockers and feeders, t2.iuifr5.26; cowa fl.504i6.15; heifers. t2.ou'4.50; canners, ll.60iT2.60: bulls, t2.6O3.50: calves, t3.&07.0.): Texas f?d steers, 3.2ifc5.75; western steers, t6.0(X3.9t). HOGS-Recelpts, 23,000 head; estimated tomorrow. lo.OO: left over. 1000: nurk.t opened 6yi0c lower, closed dull and weaker; mixed and butchers. l7.2uu7.lKi: arrx.ri to choice heavy, t7.8Kf(8.06; rough heavy, f7.20 ui.ou, uui, ai.iwi.oo, duik ot aaiea. 17.40 67.76. SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts, 18.000 neaa; sneep auu, lambs steady to lower: good to choice wethers, 84.004.40; fair to cnoice mixea, .d u 4.uu; weatern ahoep f2.6i4.40; native lambs, 33 frjejS-Ui. Official yesterday; Recelnts. Shlnmentn Cattle 6,)i9 2 6 1 HOgs 14 tijo 2.124 Bheep 14.116 1,782 Kaasns City Live Stoek Market. KAN8A8 CITY, July 80 CATTLE Re ceipts, 7,6oO natives, 4,6X Texans, Suu native calvea and 475 Texas calves; cornfed cattle steady to firm, quarantine stuff, stockers and feeders steady: choice export and dressed Deer steers, wi.nvH.m); fair to good, 14 kfifr7.8fi: ntockera and faHera t9 PUrf. -.-M.. western fed steers. t4 00ii7.20; Texas and Indian steers, l2.trii:M: Texas cowa 12.66 fi 3 75- native rows. 11 7fi'a4 76 nafltra h.if.i-a f2.7tMft6.iM; cannera, ll.Uwl.2i, bulla, . 62.&uij I. to; caivrs, 40.Do.fi 0.2a. HOGS Keceipts, 8.350 head: market 10c lower, closed weak; top, 87.86; bulk of sales, t7.5fVff7.66; heavy, f7.66i(7.fc5; mixed packera, f7.44J(g7.6o; light, t7.2uo7.6m; yorkers, 7.6iyt 7.624: Plus. to.if.&7.30. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1 700 head; lambs steaay to weak; native lambs f4.4f)fij6.26; western lambs. t3.2!,u5.0O; natlv wethera, 14.360.26; weatern wethers, t3.854t 4 25; fed ewrs, 83 66Sr4 60; Texaa clipped yearnnps, u.uai ; rexaa cupped eheep. id.aonfj.io; siocaers ana iceaers, u.wni.M. St. Joseph Live Slock Market. BT. JOSEPH. July SO. ?ATTLE Re. eelpts. Lis1! head; steady to loo lower; na tives, f4 bo-ii B: cows and heifers, fl.5o (0; veala, f2.75ti6.u0; bulla and ataga, t26ua-26; Blockers snd feedera, t-.25f(5 25. HOGS Recelpta, 6. Oh head; market to lower, except best; Hunt and light mixed, t7xu760; medium snd heavy. 17.4747.86; plea. 84 254 7.00: bulk, f7 4o7 75. 6HEEP AND LAM 148 Receipts, S.T1 head; lamba stronger; top Utah. 35.76; sneep vygac lower. St. Loais Liv Stock Market. mm. v alio t . . 1 .. an M.9rw ie B...1-4. 01. uulid, uir av. a j 1 ur. iir u.-11,1, J 1. .1 t- .. .. I a UM T...... ,L. I.WU ,1,1 iu'iiii, k,wvw , ,. . iady for native and strong to 10e Pig her for Texans; native shipping nd xport steer. t6.t47.4i), with extra fancy at t7.&- 8 50; dressed beef snd butcher steers. 14.40 tt860: steers under l.rw lbs., ft.orrije .6": Blocker and feeders, t2.7656 7b; rows and heifers, t2.76ii5.8l); cannera, 1.76tia.Ki: bulla, f2 4j4.60; calvea, t6 0o4j6.60; Texaa and In dian steers, f3.0utr6.t0; cows and heifers, f2 4M73 60. HtXJS Receipts, t.onf) nesdj market lower: pigs and lights. 7 tT7.S0; packer. WMt J.Uii; butchers. f7.7tVfiS.ij6. BHEEP AiND LAMBft-Recelpts, 4.f head; market alow. 86o lower: native mut tons, ft. IX 174. 26: lnmbs, t4 0fVu.00; cul and bucks, fJ.6'H4.00; stockers, fl.6OS110; Tczans, f3.004j4.liX New Tarsi Liv Stoek Market. NEW YORK, July So BEEVES Re ceipt, l.tos head; good to choice steers, higher; medium snd common, slow and 16 tj-2fio lower; almost no demand for com mon; bulls and cows, steady to lower; steers, 14.00(87. 60; oxen. t1.2t.sT4 26; bulls, t2.6S4.00: cows, t2.00tu4 26; cable quot live cattle ateady, refrigerator beef at 124. CALVES Veal opened strong; closed quiet; grassor and buttermilks, 2fo higher, sll sold; veals, t.V(KV9.00; culls, t4.4Xyj6.00; buttermilks, M Oo-dH-SO. HOGS Receipt, t.777 head; firm at 17.70 e.oo. BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,Wt head; sheep, weak to shads lower; prime and choice lambs, steady; others lower; 14 cars unsold; sheep, t3.0"i4.76; lambs, 15.00 04.46; culls, f4.60; on car extra lamb, f7. Sloax City Lira Stoek Market. B rrTTV CTTV V. T..l aa ra...Ul T.I.. V V MU. . . , . .. , MJ1M.J ,1'iXVI.I . ' , gram.) CATTLE Recelnt. too: market steady; beeves, t5.6t'4j'7.tii; cows, bulls and mixed, f2.6O(g6.O0; Blockers and feeders, ft.76 tj-t wi; yearunga and calves, 12 btKU 4.4X1. HOGS Receipts, t.ooo: 6ai0c lowar at r.3u4i7.66; bulk, t7. 8247.35. Stack In Sight. The followlna- table show the recelnts of cattle, hogs and sheep at th liv principal maraaia lur rfuiy ev; Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. South Omaha 1026 4.6o6 8.X47 Chicago 13,000 33.000 13.000 Kansas City 12.000 6.350 3.7nO Bt. Loula 4,400 3.000 4.000 Bt, Joseph 2.201 6.098 3.371 Totals. BOSTON, 83.G27 42,104 32.918 -Wool Market. J'lly SO.-WOOL Ohio i nd Pennsylvania XX and above, 27H(32)c; vw v. :7. . V- 4 V. a W. f- . fine, unwashed, 20$T21c; unmerrhantrtble, 23 ftXtc; Michigan X and above, 22ii23c; No. 1 snd No. t, 2436c; fine, unwsshed, l-oldc; Kentucky, inniana, etc., 4 diooo, xjiutc; 4 blood, 2122c; braid, 184?lc; Texas, 1J months, 1920c; 4 and I months, J6nl7c; fall. 13014c: California, northern choice. SOttZlc; northern average, 16Hjl7c; middle, county, 1415c; southern, li312c; fall, kQ12c; Oregon, staple, 16gl7c; eastern, choice MQf 16c; eastern, aversge, 1213; valley. No. 1, 18l9c; territory, iiano, nne, I3gi4c; taano fine, medium, 16&16c; Wyoming, fine, V:ti 14c; Wyoming, fine to medium 16910c; Utah, fine, 13'tfl4c; Utah, fine, medium, lAfd) 17c; Dakota, fine, 15iijl4c; DakoU. fine, medium, 154j19c; Montana, fine, choice, lfi 17c; nne, average, 14 a inc; nne, medium choice, nlSc; Colorado, New Mexico, etc.. nne, luaiic; nne, meaium, u-iic; cosrs. lS14c. ST. IX5UIS. July SO. WOOL Strong ; medium grade and combing, 18i7t'll4c; light nne, 12iU164c; heavy One, liKdlSe; tub washed, lt&25c. t Coffee Market), NEW TORK. July 8O1 -COFFEE Spot Rio, stesdy; No. 7 Invoice, 64c Mild, steady: Cordova. 811 Vic. Future opened steady, with prices unchanged to 10 points nigner, tn aavanca occurring in near months on covering. In the face of gen erally bearish foreign market and crop news, the market ruled firm end well above laat night' prlcea nearly all day on sup port from bull leaders, local and foreign covering snd light commission house buy ing. Near the close realising and light selling for a turn, with private advices of further heavy primary receipts to be re ported tomorrow canned noma reaction, the market finally being steady, with price pet 6 points lower to 6 points higher. Large arrivals at New York and bulky clearances from Hrasll for the United States were, de pressing Items In statistics. Total rales including a considerable number of 'switches." amounted to &4.Z00 bags, in cluding Julv at 6.45c: August. 6.46c; Septem ber, 6.40(B6.60c; October, f.30c; November and December, b.axao.ifoc; Marco, o.ixb.wc; May, 6.4&S6.50c; June, t.tuc Evaporated Apple and Dried Fruits. NEW YORK. July SO. EVAPORATED APPLES Recelpta continue light and price ar virtually nominal at recent fig ures; common to good ar quoted at 89'lOc; prime, lOVi&lOc; choice, llUV4c; fancy, llVii&.12c. UALirUKMA UK1E.IJ IKUim upoi showed material change, being fairly ac tive, with prices firmly maintained. Fu tares are attracting considerable attention for October delivery on th 24 four sixes of Santa Clara, with premiums for 4-5 grades. Prunes are Included In the un changed price range at 34 ''o 44c. Apricot are In moderate demand at 844! Uc In boxes and 104674 2o In baas. Peaches are quiet. with the peeled quoted at 1216o and the unpeeled at StjjlOVsC. ' Dry Good Market. YORK, July S0.-DRT GOODS NEW The market today ha ruled quiet In all department so far as cotton goods ar concerned and without change In prlcea. Worsteds for men's wear tn new lines maintain the advances already reported. Tlthers Hold a Conference. WARSAW. Ind.. July 80. A national con ference of "tlthers" hss been called to meet at Winona iske August 12, 13 and 14. The program will Include addresses from men snd women of different denominations and from all parts of the country. Among the mors prominent speakers on the program are: Rev. Dr. Moorehead of the Presby terian church, Judge J. P. Hobson of Ken tucky and Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman - of New I or a. 11 win ds ine nrst national wntherinar of thla kind ever held and rep resentatives from each denomination will give statistics aa to tne congregations tnat hav adopted th tithing system. May Itllls Cane Chaffs. ' SAN FRANCISCO, July 80.T went y-thre sacks of chaff, or refuse of cane after th ugar has been extracted, wer brought from Hllo by th bark Santiago and will bo shipped east to b used In an experi ment for paper manufacture. Thousands of tons of the chaff are annually burned or otherwise destroyed on sugar plantations In th Hawaiian Islands, but observing men bellev it can b successfully utilised tn paper making. Sfor UolA for Eareyt, NEW TORK. July 30. Ladenburg, Thai man ft Co. hav engaged fSoO.OOO gold at the assay office and an engagement of Ilk amount has been mad by Heldlbach, Ickelhelmer ft Co., presumably for ship ment tomorrow. Heldelbach, lckleheimer ft Co. have teduced their engagement of gold from 1000,000 to faoo.OOO, making a total of fl, 100,000 for export tomorrow. Army Post at Monterey. SAN FRANCISCO. July 80.-A new army post to be constructed at Monterey will coat tl28,0iO. The Increase of troops sta tioned within this stste has msde mor barracks necessary. Owing to the excel lent sanitary situation the Monterey post will be used as a station for soldiers re turning from hard aervice In th Philip pine and for convalescents. Nominated for Congress. BLOOMINGTON, 111., July SO. Th demo cratic congressional convention of th Seventh district todsy nominated Z. F. Yost of Pontlac for congress. This was the first convention under th nw appor tionment law in the district Thre Yoanar Won Drowned. MONTICELLO. Minn., July SO, Ml Mabel Wells of this place and Eva Saaker and Laura T. Tye, both of Falrbault, all young ladles, were drowned In Lake Jeffer son laat evening by th capalslng of their boat during a atorm. Receiver I Appelated. CHICAGO. July SO. Judg Hortoa today appointed L. Owsley receiver of th prop erty of the Suburban Railway company oa application by tb trust for th bond holders. An Injunction waa also Issued restraining th officer of th company from Interfering with th management of 4b receiver. Th csus of ths litigation la th complaint that f400,C00 Interest on mortgag bonds of th Suburban Railway company Is psst 4u. anil an effort Is being mads to secure It fortli bondholders. Receiver Owsly waa formerly president of ths road. EASY UOHEYM INfORPofMTtD tlOO.000.00 111 wakas list kr ear aara anl safe system ef tnif lneetaaeiit. gnllralr saw Bias rasa, write lav M quick. THS UOUULAS DALY CO., Tail Canity Blotters, Ul CUrk Btraot, ChKJUJO.