7TU: OMAHA DAILY BCD: THURSDAY, JULY 23. l?0i.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Torty Tbcrasand Butbeig So. 2 Whoa. E
lrom Kansas Citj for Delivery in July.
CROPRtPORTS FAVOR BULL SIDE OF MARKET
Skar) Advance la September and
Oefaiktf UkraMtra an Oat
Mold TUeSr Cra Cassia
,frw I'tla.
OMAHA, July 27. 1904.
All th new of the day on the wheat
Situation of a cimrmier lavoralne to
hig-rr prices. The milling ana elevator
Imererfta continue to vie with eacn oilier
r tne casn grain; toreln rorkli are
i.fche., tne pontloui ml urn Ion interesting,
tiu the iTlce current, hiiow ana Junoi
aii in tne bull tun, whlie other crop ex
pens io nul materially diiter. Delivering
nil july futures era expected today or to
morrow, but tun nana is taking ti grain
and the near approach of tne ana 01 llio
month floe not show any indication of
a break in ju. In cnicsgo the Ar
mour million have sustained an Inroad
through ma sharp advance In July wheal,
'loony tlia inietem in rteptemner wa avail
rmira pronounced than yesieruay and It
touched Itu'so spilt and lu Onmlia, it wse
auvanced to MtO without inducing aelleia.
Ksnaas City sent up a tw train oae
ot wnaat on tu'uum of July contract
and tiHi iy-nln unloads beil rnuaier as
4o. 2 hard, inls grain has gotis Into etoie
and will no doubt apply on .'v tuniii
oi July contracts, or tneretibiitKs.
The iral July wheat situation wa de-
cltiedly quiet, not a Ptd oemg mi nor
any tenders of grain for aula. The nomi
nal prica was piautloalty yeaieruay a clone
ol bid. The sliurt Interest y be ahle
to get the gritin here, tha arrival of tne
Kaneaa CUy auvanea; guard of No. ii Inul
ratlnaj wlir It la to t.jn from.
Tiw Internet em-i for the nonce to
cen'er In r-"iiemeer and ieceinber,stlis
deferred futures shewing good strength,
with an advance of "ho In the former and
a ntovemnnt from a oiuae at Va yeaierony
to a eu-'iiir 6o oloaa today.
The oluin of buaine In both corn ana
MK'fK ls-ht, but they Were flrra ana
there whs n disposition to make niee at
the expense of lower figure.
Kiidw eays returns far received d
rat bear out tha aaaiunptloa that there
liaa been a market Improvement In corn
rreepecta during July, Scattered report
from all auctions are numerou enough to
hw no thanise In the Ohio valley save
art Improvement In Indiana. The aeiioua
effect ef excessive rains In all of the Ml
sourl valley Is shown by a decline In Mie
aouri and a drop of 15 to 0 points In Kan.
., Itoturne Jndi.'At no Improvement In
th corn everace since July 1. ,
(rnialia innpeotlnni In S care No, 1 hard
wheat. 11 cars No. hard I total, cars.
Cut 1 car Ma. i hard wheat, 1 car No. t
corn. - 1 ;
Primary Mewaint.
Receipts. Bhlptnehts.
Wheats-Today ............ l,iS ;,-3
Last week T9.? tm
fiat rear .... 871. 5a 2 3 219
Ci-n T.'.'isy .............. M."0 i -3.018
tt wee) , v. M.OW I'S M"
Ltti year k IU10 ; tJi.SM
Becfeii'ta sad Shipments.
- Receipts. Bhlpments,
Pt. Irfitile Wheat...".,,.-. 1E.0" "
H. lxu!s Corn............ ii.M i3'wiS
ft. Irf.ula ots !C
. Kansas H-f wheat...... 214. )' ' , 1MK)
v JKanaaa t r coi n... ... 3,i" 2i.2u0
K aliens City eats 8,uv0.
Chtcaa; Becelpta.
Wheat, 7 cars; contract. K. Corn, 17J
cars; oouUaot, 18. . Oati, 81 cars; con
tract, .
Cash MavUftt QaotatloBS.
" WHEAT N9. I white, SH-gsMj Noj t, e3c;
No. 4. ,-av- No. 8 spring, IMJ.
COlN-No. , 4Wc( No. 8. i.c;. No. 4,
4" No, 2 yellow, lci No. II yellow, !(?
Wt No. a white, 4SVcJ No.. 3. 47JAO
gradf, 4io, ' '
OATB-No, 8, No, S, 88c; No. 4, r.ci
No. 8 white, iicl No. 8, Scj aUndard, 4ic
No. i White, 8vU3. ;
ft an are af Prloea.
Tha range of prloea on tba Omaha, mar
ket for future delivery and the cloa Uuay
and i"ueday weret .
Whewt-
Open. High, Low. Today. Tues.
.... ''.... .... .... H jB
July
Lec.
Io.
Oata-
July
fept.
njj. fera r. fcB
...... 4 A 49 B 4BA 49 B 49 B
46B 4f7B 45ia 4hB hSB
...... 4V. A 4V4 W A 'B 4l A
...... ,.' i'MiB
.... ar-k.B
Uec.
,. 80 B SO B SO B Sl
BUB
A asked B bid.
Grata Markets Etaawter.
Closlni? prices of grain today and Tues
day at the markets turned ware as followsi
CHICAtlO. v
Wheat Today.
lues.
t'4
4?'4
4"'r
4d ;
July
6f.ptember if
December
fa1
Corn
July Bspteniler
ljtiuenibur
KANSAS CITT.
Wheat
Hltember
Xecember
Cnrn ,
September
Ijeceniber
4! 'I
, 79
Kb
774 B
.. 4S'iB 4t?4
.. 41-. 4i
, ST, LOUIS.
Wheat ,,
September , es T
Uocmber , fa
'"Tsmber 4?i;B 44
locember v 4-4iB 4oi
MINNEAPOLIS.
V('tiet - . ,
r.ptiuber ......... .........
Lceuiur
b.S - all .
DULUTH.
Wheat " ' . '
September W 9 B
lj,x:sniL.er i4 IwVia
NBW XOJRK.
're pi ember S3V4
leciiibifr i
elpietnber M U
.Nte from Grain Market.
Mlnneapii!! wheat etot:k decreased 275,000
bu. In t'r uiijs.
t'aah Kiicai'' 1 car No. 4 white oats, SScj
' 1 car No. i haid wheat. E3o.
Kiovaluf of W.r.cr.a wires: "Condi-
Uma C4 -, 1 nut average better,"
Itrj-jria ol rust" from Minneapolla and
Xok points are QUlie peralaleuU
Nor' ''.T'i wheat rt-i.elpta: Mlnncap
oi-.a, .u tttii Uuiulii. 60 cara; CUIcugo. 7
cm a.
Mlchlrun f""-;P meaaaae says yield of
i.ttLt nr I t ..rt, the isuixlim spot of the
s ,-ia. i - iy t'. lofhra two to tlvo b-mheia,
Wi.ria liriaea boutieia were expected.
N-w lurk prlvmie advlcea connrm damnge
to JH'rench v. I . At orop and tliei-e iue gnod
liujulile fur No. 2 rJ and 1 huid for bep
terubcr arid OntoLt-r hiiii'iiwiit to there.
Wheiit advanced o In 1- raland and con
sols dHtli.d- u;.-j-!.it iriv.ua. Aa long- a
the lore.u n.w.KC'i tuui.nut t aituw
strenaih i, . t a limg as -r fcilata of na
ttona; c!r i, t. .itiona wheut aluna can x
tract Ult;a tjuitu i from altusiiion.
SEW VOI.fC . c(..t i..i..tL KillKEt
au0tattoa ol the 4y Varloas
- Ceittw.o im.
Y ' YO; ', J. ' VlXR'tt Bw.fpts.
J . j I l-".a.; ipoi is, ii tio trnix.; mrket
ir i, tin l&iil; lu-iiiiein-tM t ' . "-.;
( J... !:, r Hi- ma, H. H; wtoti-r
! .!., i 'f 4 7i; wlnf-r eatraa, Sj S3
(... . R Kukers, lJ.7r- . .; winter
low ! - . Ky l our, eieady;
l-i'f i- t. : (. t . 25; thulce to taucy,
I . ,h .u t A L -liwril ve; yellow Western
11 i.-. i.m; ci-.y, tl.i-vi.U; kiln dried, U-bv-J
"l. VK-K-'inl-al. ,
It A i; l.i. ji.ii..l; fe.ln it, nouitnal, c,
I. f f ,v k v.- li. l . .. .i , fiultiaitxl.
W I i i . AT ie.:.-ipi. i j iv bu. ; No. red,
IKih.n en-.! ti cU, sioii.tnal f o.
b., e . u : 1 Kmi'i ! ii, Iniiih, $! is'i
f. o. t., a No. 1 J . . 1. i.oht, n.iiiti-
l.to.1, f. o. I. t. . act t .e
a int . s r . fci:- v- , r t e. ;f.,,j.
tnr iiim ii o.. y, whu li,-..t.-r Uvi",
-oi,U. ani i.ii., it boviniT a l..tuie. 'I lit
klipf uim.m c .... -i v,a -. ... v J-r-j..
""t July viuatd at lib ; f.!t-n'.r
. .4 7- h- . i,,.. t at if i r.. 4. - A
. vis... I fci ty &m
l tii, ,t j, i'.;, . f fdt. Brio;
S. lw', eir-, ..r, n.d fc. '. f- t., ' ;
. 1 r !;.... w.i; i.... i. 1. 1 .. .4i
w-r d ui lra nil i-v, I.,. i m-.ner, wtm
Vlii.t. ii,w,(f .nrt'V i . ) , r. Jul
"" at tv. ; r,, , -r, , . .n 4
r l r ' I . -.. r-i- i - i t t t .
t.)A : -.-1. . t
'" "- -i t i . i ;- -.
...! ,,e . l , i,i . , ,
, 1 " te, in ... . ,
, ti .
rT Tt; tnid-llln. I"-,00 prrsmpt; city, t 50
i, it ftu.
1 i:TriFn-rirm: arid, VTc.
Wi m Pteedy; rtnmnllc iVef-e. S-(S''!''.
Utr-p; PtPftdy; dnmKtlc, fair to exlra,
ll -Vvi"; Jipiin, nomirm'..
1 A.I.I)W- Ij.iII; rliv, per fkg.. Vie:
CO'intry (pi'tn. fr.-e. 4T(t"c.
I'oVlbi;iN( leef. eiHfiy; fBmllj-, mnn
fni frt; m, $S..-,nirt; beef hams. JTl.TfrW
?. do; pir Vet. J. ,irtirt; citv, extra India
r"f. i4."ilfl(rt. Cut menld, quiet; plrk
lil belltee. f (v?U.W; r,i, t,d ahoulilere,
.7S; pickled ha ma. l0 5"(.ll(rt. Ixrd,
firm; weetern tenmd, t7.2o; reflied, firm;
continent, 7S5; flout h America, $7 9"; enm
ponnrl, $S 121-. r, '4. I'ork, fnmlly, 115;
short cleir, 6 lo Rn; mes l 2.1. 14.76.
TALLOW firm; city, 4Vc; country,
c.
CHICAGO ft AIM AS D PROVISIONS
Feataree of the Tradla aad Cloalaa;
Prices oa Board mt Trade.
CHICAGO, July 17. I'nder the stimulus
of a freah hurat of bnHiKhne at Liverpool
snd the untitled conditlnn of the Knro
pesn political situation, the wheat market
here opened strong, Initial quotations on
September heina; up Vf'Vc to .iia at
4iX!"c. From the etRtt there was an active
neral demand. The hleh point on 8eo
temher ws reached at faiSic. A slight re
action occurred Just before the c!e, final
ffjures on Hcptember lieins; at IteVCfBc.
Ciearnncea of wheat and flour were equal
to X.t,2i7 buahele. Primary receipts were
ii9.2n) buxhels, compared with 671. 6- bushels
a year ao. Mlnneapflls, Duluth and Chl
cago reported receipts of 218 cars, against
211 cars laet week snd cars a year bro.
As a reault of the decided strength of
wheat r firm ftelihg prevnlh'd In the corn
pit. Rpptember opened Wn'e higher at
41, -9 lfi'n. sold between 4!VlSe snd fA
and cloeed at 497ac. Local receipts were ITS
earn, with IS of contract grade.
Thers was a fair buying of outs by com
mlaaion houses on the strength of wheat.
September opened a e hade hlgker at K')tc,
ranged between SSVifXio and 83Ho and
cloaed at SJaC- Local receipts were 61 cars.
Pending a settlement of the stock yards
strike the provlxlons market was practi
cally lifeless. A smnll. riemnnd from pit
tradera, with only llirht o(Terlnrs, caused a
firm undertone. September pork and ribs
wereech up ifHo at thi clnse, final flfrures
being $12.85 and S7.R'c7.2'4, respectively.
Lardi was unchanged at ti i.
Latimsted receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
74 car; corn, 42 cars; oats, 89 cars; hogs,
15jw head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Test'y.
Wheat
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
Corn
July Bept.
Lec.
0ts
May
July
Bept.
Leo,
Pork
July Spt.
Oct.
I.ard
July
Bept.
Oc-t.
Ribs
July Pept.
Oct.
f M
Ti 97H!
m Ki- 87',
sii 9"i4i er-a
Hoi88H'a fc.sw.tj.i
7U
9f.-i
I J
,i
49T4
4HI 4f'V
4"i
' S9T,
4S'VI'7
46(tf4liHl
60
I
Vi
40
40'
S.'H
3JV''!.1'U-l
86 '4
.1
13 &2 ii 8?H
11 rr 12 85 u sitl
12 7TVI 12 H 12 V-i
t 80- I 8 SO 80
Sift 6 60 8 0
PS 7H H
7 80 7 89 7 40 1
7 46 7 6a 7 60
7 62H 1 IV 7
1985"
U &
I 80
12 tn.
12
so
6 7bl
7 86
7 60
11V
7 SS
7 RH
7 67H
No. & a Old. b New.
. Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Market steady; winter patents,
$4 gOifco.flMj straights, 4.i(a4 .: aprtng pat
ents. $4.3(K&4.70; straights, 3.4.20; bakers,
2.5"-r1.20.
WilEAT-No. I fpHng, 9SSD9c; No. S, 8
tJSfic; No. i red, 97aiio.
COTtN-Ni). 2, 6c; No. 2 yellow. 6IV40.
OATS No. 2, aiiVf-i;!!.c; No. 2 white, 30H
410; No. 8 white. i6V4'aHc.
R1E-N0. . 72Vic.
BARLEY Oood feeding, S6i838o; fair to
chnle malting, ,421i&Oc.
gfcKDS No. 1 -flax. IU8H; No. 1 north
western. $1.24; prime timothy, $3.00; clover,
contract grade. $11.55. . .
PROVISION'S Mess pork, per "bbl.,
tl2.8utf'lZ.&o; lard, per 100 pounds, $1.779
8.80; short ribs sides (looae), $7.25(7.37'x;
short ciear sides (boxed), $7-2!S1.W.
Following "ware the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls.. S3.00 12.600
Wheat, bu 171.9H0 . lH.fmO
Corn, bu 422,4o0 VIM
Oats, bu .....,...2u7.6iiO 74iO
Rye, bu ' 7110
Larley.bu..,.... 41,600 I ',1.000
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creameries, liI7o;
datrl, 12fiTlnc. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases
Included, lil614c. Cheese, steady, 73&Sttc.
-
Bt. Loals Grata and ProTlsloaa.
ST. ' LOUIS, July 27. WHEAT Excited
by war scan ; No. 2 red cash, elevator,
Wttc: track, IWffSaVio; July, 4c; tieptenil
es'bWtc; No. t hard, Joa?c
CORN Higher; No. I casn. 61c; Septem
ber, 4':14c; Lecember, 444c; track, 62.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, Sue; track,
I2W4Jc; July, 83c; September,. lUc; No.
2 white, 4MiVio. ... ,
FiiOUR tlteady; red winter patents,
$l "f4.70; extra rnncy a.nd alralgi.t, 84.i
fel.&y; clear, S3.60(u3.76.
EKl'DTlmothy, steady, $2.40a2.75.
CORN W EAL Steady, .6.
URAN-I'iill but strong; sacked east
HAt btea'dy: timothy, $8.0kf 15.00;
prnlrle, J6.l"! fl.'Xl. s.
IRON COTTON TIE3Revlsed,- 85c
HAOGINO Revised, 7(fi7c.
J1KMP TW INK Revised, 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, stronger; Jobblnir,
$12 35. Lard steady; prime steam, $6.iW.
liacon steady; boxed extra short. $8.25;
Oleer ribs, $.S74); short clear, tS.60.
METALa-LeaJ, dull. 4.00ia4.02va; apelter,
dull. $Vi.
POULTRY Btdy: chickens, J0c;
springs, 14c; turkes, I3c; ducks, 7c; geese,
Cp UTTER Dull; creamery, 14rjfl8c; dmry,
It- iRc.
LviUS Steady; 13c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour bbls ' (l"0 4,tmo
Wheat, bu...:... 1W"0 86.0(10
Corn, bu..., 2't.""0 W
ou: bu...: so. 2, two
ICansas City rain and Provlslana.
KANSAS CITY, July 27.-WHEAT-Hianer;
July. &c; leptember. 7cj Pe.
rmilwr, 7v,(7!h.. Cash: No. 2 hard, uS
87c: No. 8. Hi'ui-w; No. 4. 79jSlC( No. i red,
teuMOc; No. , W u 87c; No. 4, Jwiiaoc. Re
cvli'ta. io rata.
CORN Lower; Julv, SOc; September. 4(1
fiVi'c; pceiber. 41 c; May, 41W!'o.
Cush: No. 2 mixed. blraMo; No. 3, 00 d
6ic; No. t white, f.4c; No. 2, bZ
OATS Rtendy ; No. 3 white. 4k; No. 9
mixed. 4' iw.
HAY Weak; choice timothy, 18.50; cholca
prHirie, $.!. '
ETE-Ni'tnlnally steady at 6O0. '
LilO.S Firm; MHaourl and Kanaae, near
No. 2 whltoaood cflees Included, liic; case
count, 13c; canes returned, o lew.
, 1 Iwert'lptB.bhipmnts.
Wheat, bu...' '. !'."4i0, l.iti.i'A
Corn, bu Jo.Oi-0 !0,4ijO
Oats, bu ;
Mlaneapolia Grain Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. July 87. WHEAT July,
99"c; Bcpleinlwr. 6?-o; December. 87Vtc;
No. 1 hard, $1.0.; No. 1 northern. $1.01 fa;
No I northern, la.o. '
f'LOUK Jt'lret plnta, ii.l(nij6.20; second
patents, $5.oj.' ft 10; (list clear, $3.5juJ.ou;
sei-o.id clenr, ii 60.
JbKAN in bulk. $14.00; shorts, $14.00.
Ltalatsi Ursia liarktt.
DULUTH. July 27 WHEAT To arrive:
No.. 1 northern, $i.u2; No. S northern, ksu.
On track: No. 1 northern, $i.W; No. t
northern. ; July, $1.0i'; Ltipteriiber,
Svio; I'ecember, Iwvj,'.
OATS On tratk, s7Ho; to arrive, 35c;
Rcpieiuber, S3Wc-
i lverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. July J7.-WHKAT-F.iot,
tti;ti!tihi; futures, hiui: September, os 6 it.
C j x ;S bput, uulel; Anici Irun mixed, now,
4a 4 id; Auiericttd inlaid, (ad, 4s evd; f a
tuttia, tlrm; Bplerobr, s iiJ.
Toledo seed Market.
TOLKDO. July 87. 8K K OS Cover, cash,
$4i; Octuber, H 10. Alnilie, prime. Iw;
iiiuBt, lk r bid. Timothy, prime, U-Sw;
bi-pteiubcr, li.ba.
I'eoria Kaiktt.
I-HO'UA, J-iy 27. CORN -Steady ; No. 3,
; o. 4. 4.
fttta aad Kc.ta.
KW YORK. July 27 .OH .3 Cr.t lonseed
N
r, r't'irt 1 1 uae, iHH,!.ni, yiuiw, i. y
. I rd.Mtum, quirt: tn Ner Yci ,
1; p.t:.1Wi i and I... 11 iim.i a, $.' .;
h in l.i'm. t 7... Turpentine, slrtt.IV,
Mijl'-leak; btin,iht-d, iniliuui'll tj a '-',
Vl. 'ITY, Pa , Julv 27. OIT-Cre.'it b,-.l-
, ''.--, (t-iuii.ttiri, no .:1: ,Mt.iiiiiiis,
1 I i ; 1. . . -. r- . ' 1 ; 1 . 1 .
!! : m.u ;
'lit, 1 A. it t ' - , '." -. t.
; r-.Hi, III,,... ;(-i,j LL.,i.; tu, j.
U! ' a , J ;'y .-.;t..H-Tur-
' V J-. '" I ' ;
SEW YORK STOCKS ASDEONDS
rurtbr Sharp Decline ,0cctir in the New
York Market
CAREFULLY VATCrT UNITED STATES STEEL
Ftrat Fire ffandred Kkares iell Abo-re
Prevloas Sight's Flaarrs, bat
Weakaeas Develops aad
Bales Are Weak. '
t
NEW YOB K, July 27. There was further
speculstlve liquidation of stocks today snd
tne bears pounded stocks Increasingly.
Te!r raids on stocks were covering of los
orders. It waa thua demonstrated that
large speculative holrtlnra are In a vulner
able poaltlon end capable of being dis
lodged by declining prices. The sentimental
eflect of tne decline was In Itself strong
Snd the eagernees profeaaed amongat a
certain claaa of (peculators to buy storks
at any fraction from the recent high level
did not hold out In the face of the falling
prices. The action of United States Steel
preferred was watched with special Interest
and its leadership of the decline was a
material factor In deriding the tone of the
market. The first 6i0 shares sold above
last night's prices, but an Immediate de
cline followed and was unrelieved.
A good deal of attention was given to the
possibility cf en Issue being rald be
tween the United States and the Ruselan
government If the Vladivostok snuadrons
encounter any ships in the pacific under
the American flag. Reports of setbacks to
crops gained currency. The few reports of
groas earnings of railroads for the third
week of July pointed to a poor svernsie.
Rumors of a rupture in the anthracite
concllllntion board snd resulting strikes
had a keener effect by unrest In other de
partments of labor. Kncouragcnient at the
inability of the market to withstand the
seillr.5 arid another pes'imistio view of the
Iron ade by the Iron Trade led to another
decline.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
$1&0,UUO.
Quotations ranged as follows on the New
York Stock exchange:
Sales. HlKh. Low. Clone.
Atchison
do pfd
B. & O
do ptd
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J...
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago A A
do pfd...A
4t,6- i!hk 7nH 7o
AiO
96
95 8"V4
12,8wO
l.ftprt J!K1 )?2V V2b
60 113 161 . 1'.2
1,400 8.-(4 2H
1,41)0 SI'H
KiO go'i 8014 81
Chicago Ot. Western l.hiO
14!4 J'Si
C. A In. w
C, M. & St. P
do pfd
Chicago T. dt T
do pfd
C, C, C. & Bt. L....
Colo. Southern ..,
. do 1st pfd..:
do 2d ptd...
Del. A Hudaon ,,
Del.. I A W
D. & R. O..
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd....,
Hocking Valley
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central. 1,
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
I a. & N
Manhattan L.
Met, Securities
Met. St. Ry
Minn. & St. L '.
M.. St. P. dt S. Ste M
rtrt nfd
1.2"0 178 1771 177V4
80.&H) 14 14R 1454
1U0 17-j 178 HMj
"'366 14 ii 14
74
...... .. .. 14V,
100 48
48 47
.. - lVa
1,000 159 169 If
.. 2S
21
flOO
.M
4,'i00
100
400
714
24
et
85
67
71
23
6'A
8S
64
71
23
59
86
65
79
134
18
Sft
20
41
112
149
t,vo iss las '
1"0 1H . 18
200 85 3i
6,000 113
)0 150
7t0 6
6,2U 115
"l'.ioo 74
113
150
3
8.1
114 114
44
73
7.1
127
91
17
S?
SV
117
6ft
DO
Mo. Pacific 22,inO 82H
M., K. A T 4O0 17
do pfd J0 89
Nafl R. It. of M. pfd
N. Y. Centrnl
Norfolk ft W
do pfd f.
1.&10 118
. 4.3' 60
. 80 91
. 7.200 8!
- 6S
90
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
P., C, C. & St. L..
Reading
9
80
. 42,9(10 119 118 118
60
.. M.ioo
... 600
62
61
81
69
21
12
S3
do iHt pia
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd...
St. L. & S. F. 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
do pfd,
So. Pacific....-.
io. Railway...........
83
6.600
S.300
1,800
PK
800
66,100
. 5,700
ICafi
2
85
62
12
21
63
fl
82
83
61 .6"
23 . 2'J-
61
22
87
do pfd...
Texas ft Pacific. .,...' 1,000 ,'24'' 24 21
do pfd ::.: '206 37 87
Union Pacific 66,700. 95 94
2O0
66,700 .
100
'200
, 1,000
600
70Q
410
100
ao pro f lOO -wc vvit Vf
Wabash
lt)
do pfd
W. A Lake Erie.
Wis. Central
do pfd
Mex. Central,....
Adams Kx
American Ex
U. 8. F.i
Wolls-Fargo Ex.
Arnal. Copper....
Amer. Car & F..
3
$7,700 63
100 77
do pfd
Amor. Cotton OH.....
do pfd
Amer. Ice
do pfd
Amer. Linseed Oil...
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
Amer. Smelting St R.
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Anaconda M. Co
hrooklyn R. T
Colo. Fuel & I
Con. Ohs
Corn product
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
General Electric,...,
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd ,
Nat l Lead
No. American
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
prsed Steel Car....
do pfd
rullinan, P. Car
Republic Steel
do pfd
Ruober Goods
do pfd
700 28 27
1,6'iO 21 20V
l'O t tiv
1,K) 6fi 6ni
I'M) Mi
7,000 1? 127V
0 73 . 72
49 49
84 84
1M2 192
1.900 10 $0
8-10 2
v 7o 9h .
3o0 81
""ioo 2:6
40 , 7
1.7u0 44
25
Tenn. Coal s i
TJ. Leather. ..r..
do pfd
TJ. S. Htliy v...
U. Rubber
do ptd
TJ. 8. Steel
do pfd
12,100
. 4o
M
"'Hi
7
19
Wtlngh. Electric 156
Western Union S00 RH 88 88
Total sales for the day, 609,700 shares.
Boatoat llork (iaotatlona.
POSTON. July 2(7. Cull loans, 23
1
cer
cent; time loans, -yt per cent. O
cla)
cloalng of stocks and bonds:
Atoniaoa adj. 4a H WMlng. eomtnon
o ia 101 Advantura
M.x. C'ulral 4t..,.. l All.,u.
Ali tuaoa , 1 Anu.lxaatd .....
ia pld m I A tiierii .n Zlua ....
Bo.lon Albany Ailnntlo ,
bawoa A Mala 1M llliiahaal
l.o.i,. rl. Haoia
PlUkitilrt pti Wi ! iuiir.lnl
Msa. Luuiii&l ........ 5iiCoiMr Lauae ....
N; T., N. H. A H...-t4't)lir Wat ,
... T
. 1 t-ll
,..
... t)4t
., 11
..
... I4
...475
... 113
... ftiii
.
i ,
... i
...
..10
... 4
.. 4
... 41
... 4
...
... 41
.. 94
.. M
... 6
,.. U
.. t
... t"i
... I'm
... .-n
..
::r.
re M&iiiuttia 74 jliorulnloa Coal ...
I nK.n i-aulue 4(4 rmiiklla
Auior. Ariga. Cham... 14 (iriirjr
lu pfd 16 l-it Hiiralo
A mr. Pneu. Tutia.... 4!.Mhis. Mmlng .....
Antr. Suyar , 1IT7V Mirhitn
do p'i )ii Moliaaa
Ausar. T. A T.,...,..lol 1 Mont. c. A C
Au.ar. Wuuiea 11 otd Duwluloa ....
du ptd (;iia
Pi.mlnUa I. A B t, I .not
t'i.n leo. Illu....J idulucy
t.nrral Klectlia lus er.ttnnon ...........
liana. Ki.ctrta
.. 1 ' tcmaracli
,. Trliill
.. V. B. Mining
..Ivm it v. a. oil
da prd
Mum. 0a .,
t tutwd fruit
bulled Bliua MucU..
fia r'd
(J. 8. tlixl
du pld
Bid.
,. t I Utah
. It I'Vlntorla ..
. 11 IVvlmwa ...
., tJ Wultarlna
New York Mlalusi stocks. '
NE"W YORK, July 37. The following are
i.iivmai r! i'.iiib a.uvaa;
A.:-.ma Cos 90 jl litl t ilf
A ii. a tii (Om.rlo .,
.... I
...1-6
....till
.... IU
11
.....
.... ill
ll
... Juu
Pr.eca I,., 10 l('t,;isr ,
111 tiimwiolc run .a... a I'htMMila
onM.cuia iu.iit .... 1 rutuai ,...t.....
t .m. tal. a a.. P6 . Kataaa
b..a fe,l.r ii! i.rr Navaoa ..
Irua til.er K0 m.ll Hupva ...
Utii.i. i nn t pimuard
Aaacafrilitut paid.
lonl.a I'laaacUL
Pi ltT.I.'v', July 2?.Tradlrir on the bourse
'"y a aUo gUli and pi 1. 1- weie weak.
. in. 1 1, una am. 1!. i.Mi J upon yeottr
C."' N W Yi.fU .Si. ,-a. .
PAhlii, J.,!y i. Ka on the bourse
y Were lit)"'- rd i- im In il: t si,, -l i,t-t-
' P'-i" v L- hi Li 1 1 'iil 4a
td fet t. .U m,d i.i.u ,.11 t.,.i.ila t.f i.,4 at
b- I
I .'IN it in, July -7- M,ii-v WiS Ii kimr
ii i In (lit r.K.i-t t .,ly l , .,.., i,t
' ' at a e- .. 1.1 ui.u. r l'e . ... . a nt
i - .;i.h.; a 1 f , - m a f 1 ' - 1 !:,. 1 -
' " 'i" ' ' I I , i .i ( , , . 1 . ,rt
buying tha moderata quantities offered on
the continent ee l eiaewhere. The I nlted
ptatna Steel dividend was a factor In the
ftrmn. no!wlt'"tandlng the dlanppolni
Ing statement The threatened spread of
the meat ftrtk caused an uncertain ten
dency and pric-a rl'od week. Kurelaners
were hesvv. Imperial Jataneee govern
ment .a rf 1""4 were qnoteil at 95. The
amount of bullion taken Into the Punk of
Lngland on balance toda-y was a.imi.'ioo.
JSerr York Maaey Market.
NEW TORK, July 27. MONET On call,
Tory esav at 1 per cent; closing hid, per
cent: offered at 1 per cent; time loans,
steadier: sixty snd ninety days. 22? per
cent; elx jnonths. 3V"S per cent.
PRIMES MERCANTILE PAJ'KR 3"-$4
per cent.
STERLING EXCH NOR-Flrm. with ac
tual business in bunkers' hills at t 87!'?f
4M for d- mand and at 4.aTilki4 8.v.i for
aixtv-dav bills; poated rates. $4 afiH u4.86 and
)4 V--I-4 k coinmen-lal bills, 14.84'.
SILVER Bar, 68c; ' Mexican dollars,
454C ...
PONDS Government, weak; .railroad,
eney.
The closing quotation en tonds are a
follows:
TJ. 8. ret. ia rea-....!"" Manhattan e. f. 4e...l't
do eoupon
'im - ".vi-x. t pnrrai ib
l"4ij dn 1 Ine 14
ins-a.vinn. aV St t,. 4a K4
n at., K. It T. 4a r'
ls?Ht do '4
lfltiN. R. B. of M. a. 4a. T7
l"a'N. y. C. (. la..,.. rl
ao sr. reg
do eeuwm
do nw 4a, rt.
do coupon
do old 4a. rag...
do emiDon .......
Afhlenn sn. 4t jftJN. J C. a 5a.
,.l?'
do aill. 4a...
9P No. Pacific a
..lw
.. n
Atlantic C, L 4a..
B. A O 4a
do SHu
Ontral of Oa.
9" do l
1MVN. A W. . 4o....
WHU 6. L 4 A par.
lln.Penn. ronT. Sla..
T iReadlnx ren.' 4a...
7l
a
do lnt ln.
rh-. A Ohio 4H....1'"I4 f LAI. M. e.
Chlraao A A. Sa... 7 St. L. A F, In, 4a. 1'4
0.. . A 0. a. 4a.... t jst. b. a. W. la
C. M. A S P. I 4..1"4 HbrA A U 4a... ,
C. ft N. W c. ti....i:to ISO. rarltlc 4a 4
C, R. I. A P. 4a.... !S St, Rallwar b 114"4
do col. tlviTaxaa A P. 1 HH
CCr. A St U R. 4..10t .T.. St. L. A W. 41.. t4
Chlcaito Ter.
74
Union Pacific 4a WH
Con. Tobago 4..
rolo. A 80. 4a...
P. A R. O. 4
Erla prior lien 4a
do sea. 4a
a'4
. 5
1
Vi
(1414
T4V
do conv. 4 1(0.(4
t' S. strel td la ''
Wnbanh la in
do neb. B . .
V I.. K 4a
M
"4
l"5(4)
n
P. W. A D. C- la
WH. Central 4a.
Hooking Val. 4Sta,...ln74Colo. Fuil u. ta..
Loula. & fiaati ITOhf
Offered. , .
London Stork Market.
LONDON, July 27.-Closlng:
Conaola, money 1H N. " Y. Central..
in
i
ii
14
41 H
do account 17 un nonoia m ...
Anaconda
14 do pfd
Atchison
do pfd ,
Baltimore Ohio
Canadian Puciflo .,
Chr. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W....,
C. M. A St. P...
PeBaera
Den Tar A R. O...
do pfd
Krla
.. 7 Ontario A W.
.. 9H14 PennnlTanla
.. i Hand Mlnaa ...
..V Rtadlnf
.. 8.1 do lnt pfd.
,. 14 1 do ' ii pfd.
.AW So. Railway .
.. 1V do pfd ....
.. ft 1 n. Pacific
.. "Mi In Ion Paelllo
ft 1
42S
lfi
14
D
M'i
t
II
!(i
n
tt
., I4HI do ptd
do Irt pfd 3 IU. 8. staal.
do Jd pfd S7 do pfd
Illinois Central 13 Wahaah .
bouia. A Naab 11X4 do pfd ...
M.. K. A T. Spanlah 4
SILVKTt Bar. quiet, 26d per ounce.
MONEY 8 per cent.
The rate of discount In the.open market
for .short bills is 2 15-153 per cent; for
three months' bills, 8 per cent. x
Condition of tha Treasury.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, sxcluaive of tue IU'iO.OOO. 000 gold
reserve In the division of "redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, ti4,to,46a;
gold. 44.0id,901.
OMAHA WHOLESALE. MARKETS
Condition of Trad and Quotations on
Staple and Fancy Prodnce.
EGGS Receipts liberal; firm, fresh can
dled stock, 15c.
LIVB POULTRY Hens, 8c; roosters, ac
cording to else, ec; turkeys, 13c; ducks. 7c;
geeae, oc; broilers, lCc. ...
BUTTER Packing stock, 11c: choice to
fancy dairy, 12'rHc; separator, l(fl7c.
FRESH FISH Trout, llo; pickerel, c;
pike, lue; porch, 7c; bluefish. 12c; whlteflsh,
14o; salmon, He; redans pper, 11c: lobster,
green, 28c; lobster, bollod, 30o; bullheads,
llo; catfish, 14c; black bass, 20c; halibut.
10c: crapples, 12c; roe shad, II; buffalo, c;
White bass, llo: frog legs, pur dot, 360.
BRAN Per ton, 118. ' , ,
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' associatioi' Choice No. 1 upland,
18; No. 2, 17.60; medium. $7; coarse, ti.o0.
Rye etraw. J5.60. These prices are for hay
ot good color and'-ttualtty. Demand fair
and receipts light. '
r TROPICA! FRUITS. '
ORANGE4 Navel., obolce, large aise, $3;
fancy nvela, all slies. 3.uj; Mealiarraneaa
sweets,, choice, all sr.ea. .t$a,0upX2e; Jaffas,
all sixes; !&7tj;3.GO Vaiencias, all slaaa, 4.S0
LEMONS "California" fancy, 270-200-360.
t3.76y-l.26; Choice, 3.7t)ift3O0- r ' . . '
CALIFORNIA FIGsi-Per 10-lb. carton,
tOc; Imported Smyrna; a-crewn, Uo;
trown, 14c; 7-crown. 16c' ' .
BANANAS Per tried. um-slsed bunch. 2.W
2.60: jumbo, $.7ra.iB.- '
, DATKS Persian, per box of pkgs., S,
lu oo-lb. boxes, ao per lb.; Oriental stuffed,
per box, $2.40. ...
PINBAPPLES-In prate ot U to 42. per
crate, $3.24 - . - .
-FRUITS. '
APPLES-Green. pen -bu. box, 66c -
RApjJh)R.lJ3.o rer .it qts., 3; per X
pts 1.cm; red raaperrlcs, per 2 pta.,
Wash., W. ...
BLACKBERRIES-Arkansas, per 14 qts.,
$2.
STRAWBERRIES-L'olorado, per 24-Qt.
case, $2, B0. ' ,
CHLKKIES California, Royal ann or
Tarlunan, per box. iLHi home grown, par
4 qts., !.&..
GOOSiiiKRRIES Per 24-qt. case, $1,25.
1-k.ACttU.s itus, per a-lmsket crate, sue;
California. Alexandra, per oox. $t.
PLUMd Caliiornua, U'roguy, Burbarka,
piiARS California, $2.75 per box.
APrUCOTS Calitornla. $i.w.
CANTKLOUPk. iexam er crate, $2,600
J.75; California, per crate, $6.26'8.Z6.
WA'J ttRMk.OeJ Per lb. iciaved), lc;
aacli, SkSi40o.
CUKKaNTS Red and white, per 24-o.r.
ease. y EG ENABLES. . .
POTATOES New Texas Red stock, In
sacks, per bu., buc. ' ,
N A V Y BilAN B-Pcr bU.. $2.inS2.2o.
ONIONS Bermuda, per MMb. crate, tiOCj
Loulmiana, In sacks, per lb., 2o.
CABBAGED Home grown, lo pr lo.
CAULIFLOWER Per dox., tbu.
CUCUMBERS Per do., 2ic.
TOM4i'l'" Texas, 4-imet crates, IX,
. RADISHES Per dos. bunches, 16o.
1 kt'i' i w Tcu. per doa., S;o.
TURNIPS eouthein, per dos., 25c.
' 3EETS Houthern, per dux., ioo.
CARROTS Southern, per dox., 30c.
PARSLEY Per dog., too. ,
LEANS Wax, per bu. box, $1.00; pet
bu. basket, two; sums, per ou. box, .0u;
per bu. box, 75c; Wisconsin blue baaus,
16-ot. Imx, $a,10.
ii.irv. Nj javpjrjtsper -bsaket crate,
2Ti0."" "
SQUASH Homa grown, per dox., 75c
PEAS Per bu, box. $1.0Q,
EUG PLANT Southern, per dos., $1.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE SLiGAR Ohio, per lb.. Wo.
illLLo No. 1 greeu. Bo; No. rfretn, Sc;
No. 1 salted. 7c; No. 2 sailed, 6o; No. 1
veal calf. to U 1U.. sc: No. 2 veal calf.
12 to 15 lbs.. c; dry salted, ijl2cj cheep
pelts, 24 - :7c; horse hides, ti.bai.M.
CHEE&iB Wisconsin twins, lull cream,
lie; Wixcunaln young America, 12c; block
Swiss, loc; wineonsiti brii;k, liic; Wlaoou
sln iimVierei lo.
NU'l a VValnuta, No, 1 soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shall, per lb.. He; No. X soft shell,
per 10., IV No. 2 hard shell, per lb., l'c;
f.ecaita, large, per lb., 12c; 11111111, par 111.,
ix.-; peanuts, per lb., c; rousied peanuia,
fier lb., 8i; Chill walnuts, p4ir lb 1. i UM-o;
arKe hickory nuts, per lb.. 11a; ahtionits.
soft shell, .per 11., iSc; hard shell, 13b;
Klieniiarka, j.-r bu., $2.00; black wnlnuis,
per bu.,. II.Sj. . -. -
Wool IMarke.
BOSTON. July 27 WOOL-Prtces re
main firm. The larger mills have practi
cally atotiped uiylng, the email mills msk
lng up the market. The upward tendency
In the murket is t ill felt. Territory woola
continue firm. Pulled wools are firm end
the same Is true of forelKU prudes, IIioukIi
the-maiket In quiet. l.u'll"K quotatluna
are: Idaho Fine, 17ff!Sc; heavy line, !'.,
l&c; fine medlmo. 1 '. to ' M ; medium JStjioc:
IdW medium. 2iA..:nc. Wyoming Fine, l' t
17c; hea vy fine. l-i'rl5o : i fine, ineiilum, 1 . i
lht-; mrailum, lfuer low metiutn. 2'n-:c.
I tah and Nevada Fine, ir.H o l i'c; heavy
fine. 14iuirc; Pne niedlum. 17' i$c; meiilum,
J'v(21c; low metliutn. 21i-' so. Dakota
Fine. 174 loc ; fine meilium. l.ylscf iiiniiuin,
1 i-Oc; low tin Hum, 'H'ii-.!','. M,intHi.a
Fine choice. S !c; fine avoraae. li..'c:
f na metitum' -h..ice, t"i-'lc; avera-. t.j
2oc: gtafiie. 212 .::!; rne.lium choice. i.as.n
ST. LOT 18, July 2. '(( ify Firm. In
good rir'iiii'iid: rrtdlttin sradi-a, cnmt.ln
s:ul cloiii.nf ?-ir; Unlit fine, l..nait
heavy tlno, )U.auw; tub washed, 'iliiiiye..
Iry luds Market.
NEW YORK. Julv 27 DRY GOODS A
new n-tiedule of prices on iinvy slieetimra
t.n.1 driiia l.v eiiuiuri n uiainil uctvirei s haa
hetii tlie priiu li.iii feature of the drv gomw
iiiHtj.i'iH. piitit ciiiiti yain koh'Ih ate
firii.r tut a.iiiutit tif ti.e attiaa, with cer
tain ma nu fi.i t in a hoMing abuve the rnar
a t. Iwvrr a nt ( i.ri'iiimai fur current iikihI,
but are not speculum--.
I fiaifir and atulaaaea.
NKW t.t.l t-N-, J-lv ?7.-PffIAU-
i''H'i., I ' ! . " 1 1 1 l' i i i a 1J i 3 I i,. ; cii h l -I
, i. ' r . .. ; c . 1 , , , . I V 1
..-.. - . , . ' I I.I. .-.I,
. . . , I I ' . I i. ... I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Ecoipta Show t Slight Iocreasa snd
Market Tairly Eriek.
HOGS SELL
TRIFLE LOWER
Market, Opens Weak, hat Finishes
Stronger Receipts ot Fair Pro
portion heep Receipts Lib
eral, feat Fw on Sale.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 27.
Receipts were: Csttle. Hos-s Sheep.
Ofllciai Monday 4'4 W
Official Tuesday 2.2 7"
Ofllciai Wednesday .... 8.4 lt l.Wi
Three dsys this week ..1.574 1,217 6.443
Same days last week..S.uSJ S.12S 1.K44
hame days weeK before. 4. "o 7,6-2 10,-9
8ame three weeks ago..t.04 li.4tj 4,574
Hame four weeks ago ,.6.wl HI, W4 10.41Q
Same days last year ...lwO H.o.i2 is,2
RECEIPT8 FOR THE YJCAR TO DATE.
The following .able shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with last
year:
19-M. lso3. Inc ' Deo.
Cattle , 479, MS 6?i0,4i 70,o4il
Hors i,4oS,A7 1,4.17.3!4 18.SU
Sheep 744.453 6f.4,Ko3
Average pi ires pal a tor rtoas at South
Omaha lor the las?, several days with com
parison: i
Data 1904. !S03.l02.1901.lv.llS99.lS9a.
T SSi
t 13
5 04
$ 02
5 13
t 3o
a
5 83
I ii
i iw
70
I '.3
$ ft
! 77
I 77
182
7 7
a
7 7.
4 04
5 hi
a
6 77
t 4
4 I
6 I'll
6 1H
I (31
5 C8i
S 02j
06
T 7H
7
3 ID
b a.
I M
0 (M
t
a
$ 7
4 01
i 22 7 73
4 87
4 Id) $ Rl
I 00,
4 1J
4 BS
I 07
a
4 !
4 lUi
4 21
4 34
1 .'
1 84
S 22
i 22
5 2ti
7 52!
t Kl
It
3 M
7 41
5 3o
7 82
7f
n IV
7 41
t C9 6 161
5 74 5 U
5 tai
5 M 06
4 8G
5 061 1 53
4 1 S 83
4 2(1 hi
4 321 U
7 tull
4 96 I
'Indicates Sunday. '.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
C, M. ft St. P. Ry 1 1 i ..
Missouri Pacific Ry 9 & i
V., E. & M. V. R. R 21 19
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry i 4 ..
B. ft M. Ry... .. B 10
K. C. ft St. J 15 1 v ..
C, R. I. ft P. Ry., east 1 ;
Illinois Central 2
Total receipts 49 87 22
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated;
.Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omaha Packing Co 2ti
Swift and Company 2li3 t4 610
Cudahy Packing Co 121 610
Armour ft Co, 165 L773
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C 101
Swift and Company, K.C. 142
Armour ft Co., K. C 74 .... ' ....
Root ft Co...., 2 ....
L. X. Hubs 67
Kingan 644 ....
Boccen 272 ....
Layton .... 138 ....
Other buyers 73
Totals L0&1 2.800 610
CATTLE The situation -remains un
changed. Packers were able to handle the
moderate offerings, but the demand Is
limited aa yet and shippers should govern
themselves accordingly.
A moderate number of beef steers were
received and were picked up by packers
at -nominally stronger prices. Puckers are
handling a few steers and with the small
offerings the market Is In fair condition.
Prices today compare favorably with re
cent quotations.
The supply of cows and heifers was lim
ited apd as packers are handling a few
decent killers the market is nominally
steady on anything that can be used at all.
There is no demand for canning grades and
such stuff Is practically unsaleable.
The feeder trade conttnues dull and weak.
?'he country demand Is very small and the
ew sales made are rather unsatisfactory.
The supply Is limited, but tha inquiry is
also very light. - j .
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t.
HOGS Forty odd loads, or around 2,800
head, were received this morning, while
there, was sufficient demand from, both
packers and shippers to take care of the
day's arrivals, packers took hold more
freely than at any time since the renewal
of the strike. .
At the start the outlook was rather un
promising and trading at the start was any
where from pretty close to steady to as
much aa a nickel lower, and early trading
was along those lines, Later reports from
Chicago coupled with a fair demand here
helped out the market and trading fol
lowed at pretty cloee to steady prices on
desirable kinds and the market became
fa ly brisk at the prices.
Armour was a pretty free buyer, all
things considered, and Swift was also on
the market for a few loads. Shippers took
on the remainder and a clearance was made
in good season, the market holding up well
throughout.
The situation la decidedly unsatisfactory
as yet and the demand Is rather uncertain,
although as far aa the trade today was con
cerned the market was quite satisfactory.
Sales today ranged from la to $3.25, or
practically in the same notches as yester
day, while the bulk compares quite favor-
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The run
quite
large, but
the moat of the ahceo were billed tlirouah
and were not of?tred here. The market is
nominally steady on the few that dui be
uaeii.
Quotations for grass sheep and lsmba:
Good to choice yenrHnps, t-4. a.fi 4.70; fulr to
good yearling, .l 64.36; good to choice
wethers. 84.0u4f4.So; fair to good wethers,
83.5tM4.00; good to choice ewes, 83 .Kurt 3.70;
fair to good ewes, 83 2;.T,-3 60; good to choice
lntnbs, iu.tn-m3.7i, fair to good Iambi,
6.60.
2-5 Oregon ewes and wethers.. 9V 3 50
2,6 Oregon, ewe and wethers., fcS 1 60
CHICAGO LIVB "TOCK MARKET
Cattle Ten Cents Higher, Hog Slow
and Sheep Are Steady.
CHICAHO. July 17. CATTLE Receipts,
B.EkO head; strong to 10c hlKhar; good to
prime steers, 8e.6nta-i.B0; poor to ineillum,
t,Ui',5 4ii; stiickara and feilera. 32 uii't3. W;
cows. J1.6f't4.2ft; heifers, 2.2;.- 6 to; caniiin,
l 6- .;ii.i; bulla, lit, -t 4 ?'. ; calves, t2.iar(7.lu;
1 fed steera, tj in . j So.
)U;3 Recrlpis, lt..(a head; market
ot.i-ii.u slow and cload strong; mixed and
butcl ?!' 85 3,4.5.76; gi.oj lo 4-hnlce heavy,
I... jit; rotieh heavy, 31 ft- S.30; light,
tt . -m ; buik (f aaiea, tf. f-ij t.
b)),.ii AND lAWlirf itevelpta, M.WM)
hend; loarket steady; g.e.4 to choice we(ti
r. 84 O' '4..-; fair to l.ulca nil sad, 63 "t
ti.i; w-Nterri she.'p. 8-i'ijt2;: niitive laniba,
H (iijl.W; western lambs, $a.Uii ti. 75.
Hew York 1.1. Stock Market.
MW YOltK, July r-IICKVPH-Ile.
reipt. 2.K5 head; ateeis li.yisc blK.er; bulls
and dry rows In liLcml supply and i.ti-i-i
nntf-il ; cofintioii t i.-itce ateera. . im-i
4 : eatra alee. a, I"! V' hi; osen an-1 iiax,
lit: -.i. v(j b, $i tm,4 it,; rstia bulia, u t;
riiwH. ti.T-i iti. iiK'd beef stliinu at 8
to lie a pii-iud 4 wt.iira qtMited live entile
ut li to I i per pumi.l. iliMtpJ weitit;
felt-'!, li - lc. iNO eajnittrt tiMlay.
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July 13... S 02H
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July 20... 5 04
July 21... I 10
July 22... I 0tSTA
July 23
July 24...
July 26... C 05
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July 27
lamha. 84 W1 M; flreaaed Bi'ttton In fair
demand at K-.tlr; firea.1 lsmba, 8-gl.V.
IK MiS He, eipta. 6 ?:0 h"d; market
h'sfcer; prime state and Fennsj Ivanla, 8t2S
St. I.onls 1,1 ve Stnek Market.
ST. TI IS, July VCATTLK Receipts,
SOfl, Including 4.'.rt Tessna; market strong
and higher la llcht receipts, everything
selling early; native shipping and enrxirt
steers, 34 h" wt f; dreawed heef snd butcher
steera, 4.HSf: ateers under l.Otrt t"unda,
II tl,;,n 1.1- .Inr.aF, anrl f.r, UlUl Ul-
rows and heifers, 8? J-H'S "0: cantiera. it. 60
fiJ SS; bulls, 82.fV& 3.16; calves. 83 f:
Tenas snd Indian steers, 82.6'a4.iO; cows
and neit era, j! j.b.
Hnos Kecelpls. 8.000 head; jnarVet
eiteadv to strons; pigs and lights, 3K.(KKti5&0
fiackera, 'S ? 5.K.; butchers and best
heavy. JK 4C'ii6 t-5.
8HEEP AND 1AMB3 Receipts, 601
head; market strnpg and active on small
supply; native mu'ttofis, 83 .00-3 4.16; lambs.
3t !-,;. ; culls and bucks, 3: 6'-(i 4.60;
stot kers, 2.0mu3.ol; Tens, ti.SO'u 60.
Kansas City LIt Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, ,& head. Including 1.9"fl southerns;
market for beef steers. stdy to iHr
lower; for butcher steers, steady to 10-1
hlsher; choice export and dresaed beef
steers, 8S ftifl M; fair to good, 34.(V55.6lj
western fed steers, 34 OuS 16; storkers snd
feeders, 32.7S's4.60; southern steers. 83 fiVf
6 00; southern now,' 31.76ij3 W; native cows,
81.75-4.28; native heifers, 83.0OiJ6.25; bulls,
SJ if- ti 3 76; cslves. 82.T55.0O.
U)t;s Receipts, 8.6.X) head: Ynsrket l(Vi
lower; top. 8&.M, bulk of sales, fi S!v5 60;
heavy. 8.4B-&5.RS; packers, 86.36S5.60; pigs
and MeHta, 4.7ft6.46.
HfcF:P AND LAMPS-Recelnta. 9C0
head; market steady; lambs, 34. 00'fi 6.0(1; fed
ewea, trsswt.OO; Texas clipped yearllnim.
83.7Ki4.76; Texas clipped- sheep, H.iot.W;
stockers and feeders, 32.0faS.2.
stock In Slsbt.
Following sre tne receipts of live stock
for th SIX principal western cities yeater,
dv:
Cattle.
Hoys. Bheep.
South Omaha.
Chicago
Kansas City..
Ft. Iiuls
St. Joseph
Bloux City....
Totals
834
8 6"0
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4C0
2.6 6.443
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tm
J.OCO
1.619
2.600
10.0i)0
"0
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75)4
.13.492 27,024 .17,K
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l..Vw . head; market steady to 16e
nwr natives, 34.35tr6.lft; cows and heifers,
31.75iifl.00. stockers and feeders, 83.2o64.la.
HOUS Kecelpts. I, hi head; market
steady; llsht. 83.25uo.40; medium and
heavv. 85.3i-m6.38. . .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 794 head;
market steady. -
Sloax City Ltvo Stock Market!
8TOCX CITY, la , July r. (Special Tele,
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 400 head; mar
ket stesdy; beeves, 4.6o'pS.76; cows, lu ls
snd mixed, 82. 4054.00; stockers and feeders,
82.7MV3.e-5; calves and yearlings. 82.6043 60.
HOOS Receipts, 1.600 head; market
steady; paekers buying and selling at 34.90(9
4.16; bulk. 84.9wB.0S. .
" Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 27.-COTTON Spot In
fair demand: prices unchanged; American
middling fair, .82d; good middling. .18d;
middling, 6.0d; low middling, 8.9id; good
ordlnsry, 5.70d; ordinary, 6.60d. Xutttres
opened steady and closed very ateedv;
American middling, g. o. c. July, 6.8d;
July-August, 6.7d; Aurust-September 66kl;
September-October. 5.40d; October-cfovem-ber,
6.29d; November-December, 6 2d; December-January,
6.23d; January-February,
8 22d; February-March, 6.22d; March-April,
5.2Sd.
ST. LOITI8, July 87. COTTON Nomi
nally Ho lower; middling, loe; salts, Jl
bales: stock. W.8?5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July H.-COTTON
Futures quiet end steady; July, 10 4ri0.60e;
August,- 10.PHrlO.18c: September, .73o; October.-
9.47tif 9 48c; November, 9.46(&0.4c: De
cembor, 8,4tW9.4flc; January, 8.61(tifl.52c.
Spot quiet; sules, 150 bales; ordinary, 7.16CL
rood ordlnorv, 9c; low middling, 9ci
middling. lOHc; good middling, 10 13-lc;
middling fair, 11 l-lc. , Receipts, l,9i2
tales; stock. 68,797 bale? .
NEW YORK. July V.-COTTON-flpot
closed quiet; middling upland. 10.70c; mid
dling gulf, lO.&oc; sales, 81 bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 27. METALS Tin re
covered a part of Its recent loas today
with spot closing at 121 10s and futures
at ;12a 16s In the London market. Hers
tin was quiet, but slla-htly higher, with
spot quoted at $28.87H&tf7.05. Copper de
clined to 57 for spot and futures In Lon
don. Locally qu'otstlons are unchanged,
with lake held at 12.3H6-U-87V4, e'ectro-,
lytic at llV.S-H'ciJ.TJi and casting at S12.J7H
12.60. Lead was -fnchanged In both markets.-
Locally ths price stands at 84. 2--i?
4.25 for spot, with London quoted at aUl
18a 9d. Spelter was unchanged at 22 7s
6d In London and at 34.S54.95 In the local
market. Iron was unchanged at 61s 8d In
Glasgow, while Mlddlesborough was a
shade lower at 42s 9d. Looally Iron con
tinues quiet. No. 1 foundry, northern., Is
quoted at 814.0W;14.60, No. 8 foundry, north-t-rn,
at 818 7614.00, No. 1 foundry, southern,
and No. 1 foundry, southern, soft, at 818.60
fejS.76.
ST. LOUIS, July 27. METALS Lead,
dull.. 84.0iab4.u2H; spelter, fluil. 84.78.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. July 87. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continue quiet, with
demand light, but offerings are limited and
the general line Is firm. Common are
quoted at 4ifc5M,c; prima, 6S'jc; choice, (Hi
htc; fancy, 7j7Ve.
CALIFORNIA DHIED FHUITS-There la
st-ady demond for new crop prunes. Prices
show no Improvement, with spot fruit
ranging from 2o to 84c, according to grade.
Apricot are attracting very little atten
tion at the moment; choice are quoted at
91A-&10c; extra choice, KHifrlOHo; fancy, 11(3
13c. Peeches also re moving very slowly,
but holders "eem confident and are main
taining prices choice are held at 7n74c;
extra choice, 7',yiic; fancy, 9-alOc.
tToflee Market.
NEW TORK, July 27. COFFEE The
market for futures opened steady at n
advance of 8 pointa. fcia.es were reported
of 83,2f.O bags, Including August at 6.00c,
f4eptember at 110c, December at 8.40O.
March at 170o and-May at IteS.WkA
rbllaidelphlA Prodaoe Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27. B17TTER
Unchanged; extra western creamery, lac.
EGGis Easier; fresh western, litfl9c, at
mark.
CHEESE Steady. 7g8Ha.
DAM OfThE NILE A WONDER
Stancadons Works at Assonan San.
sort Weight of River's Water
Backed I'p ISO Miles.
Assouan, that seventeen years o ao ago,
to the best of my recollection, was a vil
lage with on inn, where the great attrac
tion was to see the Arabs shoot the boil
ing waters of the cataract with a goatskin
for a boat. Is now an International health
reort,i without any cataract to apeak of.
At least there Is none at this season
of the year, for the dam has altered ail
this. By way of compensation there are
several great hotela, .one' of them, .'the
Cataract, a finely planned building com
manding a beautiful view of the rooky
Nile.. Hither come not tourists on'y. but
many sick from England and America, a
the dry air and splendid u;,r,y winter
climate are excellent for various dis
eases. Most people, though they be neither
traveler nor Invalids, hsv heard ef the
Assouan dam and reservoir, and also of
tha Island of Phllae, near by, and Its
beautiful temples, the ancient city of Isla
and ho'y house, as It was called by tha
eld Egyptians,
To this dam I had the advantage of
paying two visits, and In view of Its im
portance to the future of Egypt the In for.
matlon I collected concerning It may prove
of Interest. To V!'(S'-i with, It Is fre
quently and erroneously called a ''barr
age," which It Is not. The word "barrage"
means a guiding wall, a barrier that does
not store water, but turrit It in a dealred
direction. - Of those there are severe.! In
Eypt,ut I think that the only dam ftl
reservoir 1 at Assouan.
I"". bt-st view of tills wonderful work,
which has now been In operation for about
two years,- t to be obtained from the
massive gran!; wall that forms ths dam.
'J Ma wall is over J, (mi yrd in lnitii,
and croaae the Nile from aid to !.!.
- On the crest of it, that la, twenty-six
fet wide, run a ttamway, along wnich
the vlaltor, tested on a rouh trolley, I
, roeled at epted by Arabs, llonra to
ii. a l.-'i(h he i- a great extent of shining
tk(, tetween wnVh the Wat.-r rus.a In
i i.;n,-itf, &n.i lu U a .,uttt a . t b.ka
it.at I ft s .ma 1 ;..-: ati.lii a c (! of
of It and ot the Nile for the 1M m:?ee or
so that tt Is held up Is'preaalng asalnst
the wail on which he stand.. lfi this
wall are 1 alulcea, worked by machin
ery, which are sufficient to deal with
every conceivable contingency of flocj.
Sometimes more of thfrrt ar open and
sometime fewer. On the flay of my sec
ond visit (March 13) only tlx of these and'
a part of a seventh were opn.
Through the seven openings, each of
them 8 feet tnchee wide by XI feet deep,
the whole Nile wsa rnshlrjt at the rat of
702 tons of water a second, the amount
that, according to the calculation "of the
engineers, It was necessary to pass that
day.
It la a wondroua thing to see the lent-up
water gntsh In torrents of foam through
these narrow gates with a force so fearful
that It appears Impossible that masonry
built by man shou'd withstand their thrust
and wear. But such fears re groundless.
If It continues to be properly watched and
attended to there I no reason why this
dam should not last s leng aa the
pyramids. H. Rider Haggard In ; London
Mall. "
LIKE A "COAL OIL JOHNNY"
Enriched by, the Fair Million a Jer
seymaa Make tha Coin,
. Hnaa.- . ;..
Having Just received 8W8.0O0 as his share
of the estate of hie brother-in-law, the late
Charles L. Fair, "Mayor Bill'' Smith of
Newmarket, N. J... Is etartlng to apend it
The possession Of wealth doe not disturb
William B. Smith' equanimity In the
slightest degree. He is as unassuming and
democratic aa he waa when he got up at
his home at 8 o'clock every morning, sum
mer and winter, and went to Plalnfleld for
loaf of bread, plea and cukea to dlstrlly.
ute through the country. The chief "dif
ference Is that now he hsa frequent pppor.
tunlties ef going down to the Laa View
hotel and there saying to every one la ,
front of the bar:
"Whafll you have, loyat I've got more
money than any other man In thle towti
and If ! don't buy up thla town., before 1'nt
through t il eat my hat." , . s
Bill Smith celebrated the receipt of Ma
check for 3586,000 by giving a banquet to all
Ma fellow townsmen. The villager tasted
champagne , for the, first time, and they
drank It out of beer glasses, - .
Next morning early Smith bought the vll
Ue hotel. "Ain't aur that I'll run tt my
self," said Bill reflectively, "but I'm going
tor take that hotel, a, a strict buslnea
proposition. On the rental alone I would
make nearly 10 per cent on my Investment.
If I run It myself, of course, I'll buy out
the other hotel and have a monopoly of the
business." ... .-. ,.t
In anticipation of a trip to St.- Louis and
Ban Francisco Mr. Smith has purchased a
twenty-four horsepower automobile, wlth
glass front and top and an abundance of
red paint. The vehicle, the price of (Which
was 86,000, can hardly be classed aa en ex
travagant purchase for a man with so
much money Mr. Smith Is now possessed
of. The same Is true of the new dresa suit
case, all fitted up with silver-topped bottles
and brushes, "at a cost of 3106, sir, and the
finest things that were ever aeen In Plain
Held," aa Mr, Smith puta It.
On the original settlement of the Fair es
tate Smith received 824.000 aa his share.
One of the first acta wa to purthaae the
Davis grocery, with all the real estate at- 1
tached. for 85,600. Then "Mayor" Bmlth
asked Pavl; "Wow much for the atock In
tradeT" . ,
"Fifteen hundrd dollar,'! wa the reply.
"All right, I'll take It," aaid Smith. ;
"But don't you want an Inventory?" In- '
(quird the astonished, grocer.- .-
"Oh, 'no,' Inventories don't go with me,"
and he handed over the 81.500. : v
A few daya loter the mayor waa Installed
a proprietor, ' " Then, with characteristlo .
generosity he went to New Xork for
brother-in-law named Charles Thornton,
who had been an employe of the Second
Avenue railroad arid the fjrnt pf Smith &.
Thornton waa formed. Smith produolnf the
cash. For a time the firm did , most
thriving- business, fd th mayor insisted on
selling goods t astonishingly low pricee,
asserting that he waa a philanthropist.
A most mnrvclou piece of furniture now
adorn the mantelpiece of thw Smith draw
ing room "Bill" aaya It la worth 83,000, but
there ar aome who are akeptlcaL , It con
aista of a huge walnut box with glass front
oblong In chape. In the center ta a saynre
oil painting, and.lt t eurrounded tth a
remarkable aggregation of aea shells of
every conceivable shape, color and pattern.
Ingeniously arranged In tnoat bewildering
pattern. Thla la the biggest Joy of Bill
Smith' heart. He decline to' fjy. how
much he paid for It, for he la afraid on af
"them museum feller" would oom atonf
to try to get hie bargain away.' r ;' .
Bmlth shows with pride his Wensfve
wardrobe, clothe and waistcoats uf vary
ing hue and pattern that,- as' he says,
"would turn the hsart of a Could or a
VanderbUt green with envy' psir, cf ,hoe
"all wid to order, lr, and at' 34 'a pair,"
sufficient to provide th heed of half the
mal population of, Newmarket.-'K.'hlcaiiu
Chronicle. , . , .,,.. ;
Railroad Safety Derides.
The German government railroad ex
hibit at th Bt. Louia fair how the block
eyetem and awltch signals how; In use lu
Germany. More than 1,600 fet of track.
In the construction cf which both l.o and
wooden ties were ud, have been laid.
There are a atation house, tw awltch
tower and one Intermediate block igr.al
pot. On of the awltch tower Is fitted
with mechanical and one with electrical
aiynal npparatu. The block yem make
It Impossible for a train to run Into an
open awltch or for one train to' run down an
other between stations. The double track
aystem prevent collision. By mean of
electrical apparatus all awltchea except the
one opening the denlred traok are Kicked,
making an error on the part of the wtfch
man lmpoaibie. Aa th tast wheel of th
train passes, the switches are all released
by rail contact, making way for the next
train. At Intervale of about seven mile
are placed Intermediate block post,, with
a similar sienal and switch apparatus.
By utomatlo arrangement' th levers are
all locked, ao that one train cannot leave
th atation until the train ahead has passed
the next post, thus preventing on train
from running down another. All th ma
terial used In construction was v brought
from GermanyNew Yoik Tribune.:
Bee Want Ada ar the Best Bujine
Boosters.
REAL E8TATI3 TnAftSFEItS,
Leeds filed for recrirV yenti-rday, s
riaiied by the Mlfilmui iiMranti
Truat company, bomi.il a 1s.iraiur
F'ariiam atrret, for Tim pee: i
Cai n M. Allli l.ell lo (." - ut f,
I 1 own, lot 11, block 15, jtuiCfiiii
Place , , j
WfiiriB Inveatment cniiipuriv et l to
k.iifii C. Ii.-tweiier, part u t in,
li.rd A Call wall
Cl"l' buliilii g company Pi. !
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