flE' OMAHA DAILY BEE: THUKSDAT, JUL-T 17, ,1903.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE BARRET
Jnlj "Wheat bell Lower Than TaJl De
liTery Grain.
SEPTEMBER OPTION IS ON TOP NOW
Promina. I. ,allCor and Oate
Both Decline Droath la Hon.
ary. and Nonasanln
fcnat Sltaatlon.
a . .. OMAHA, July , 180J.
J,ntP "lWi.f.t ?ld uat Premium over
July a (food part of the day and at the
w.Vn EtV.V"' abov' ,u'y- s"ptVmb2r
iuo fe-i-wJhan W J"iy
Urt-'L V The market was weakened by
,rJ,rclPu n ha fact the northwestern
Srrrl'"ce .J."1 reached it. Tow point at
SA? ."k thlr..wa '" low point for
. V-a."!"1' owa at st4c, wplem
ber at 84tj4c and December at 87c.
.orn M ofl 4Tjic. Good crop conditions
were mainly responsible and lower cabin
contributed to the tendency. July cloned
at 6640. Old JtlW at R&rv Kr.t..Kr HW
old September at 634c. December at 46'W
4o and old December at 484o.
Oats opened at yesterday's close, but tle
c Ined with the general market. July
closed at 3040, September at 28Ho and
Decemler at ;'ii'4o,
Liverpool closed unchanged to 4d lower
on wheat and 4d lower on corn. Crops
are reported damaged by drought In Hun-
nouraama. There la strong de
mand lrom the continent for corn.
Primary receipts of wheat wera 1.886.000
uuBiiem against vra.onn bushels last year,
prltrary corn receipts wera 694,000 bushels
against 60X000 bushels last vnr. Thirtv.
one loads of corn were taken for export at
New York.
Black rust has been discovered In eight
counties In Minnesota by the government
crop reporters. According to the Minne
sota weekly crop bulletin, black rust has
been identified hv mtnrosoonle iiunlnatlnn.
but up to the present time little or no dam
ago Is apparent. It Is figured by Chicago
wheat traders that the Watson bull element
and their friends are long between 7.000,(100
and 8,000.000 bushels at Chicago. They are
betting on extensive damage to the spring
wheat crop by black rust and blight.
It Is said that they 'control the Minneapo
lis market and are working to bull prices
to make another killing. From John uedden,
who runs an elevator at Winnipeg, comes
tne report that wheat Is In good condition
and a full normal yield Is expected Tele
grams from station agents over 1,000 miles
ef railroad In - Iowa, Nebraska, Bouth
Dakota and Southern Minnesota say there
Is no rust.
From today' Inter Ocean: "A. I. Valen
tine, who went to the northwest to Invest!
gate the crop tew days ago, was bark
yesterday. Hi said: "With favorable
weather the northwest will have an average
crop, but with unfavorable weather It will
pot. The most of the damage has been
found In Hennenln and Wrlaht counties, In
Minnesota, wnere weatner connmona navo
been most unfavorable. The fields around
Cokato, Minn., have been swept bare by
the crop experts, who found black rust
there. There are also fields that will go
25 to SO bushels to the acre. Whenever a
new spot In mentioned as having black rust
the crop experts are hustled out make
Investigations There Is more rust In Min
neapolis than any other place.' "
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 62 lbs.. 81c; No, 4
hard, 634 lbs., 76o.
CORN No. 3, 2 cars, 604c; No. 8, 1 car.
60c; No. 8 yellow, 1 car, 6040.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT New No. 2 hard, 81c; No. 8
hard, 79c; No. 4 hard, 76c; No. 2 spring, 85c.
CORN No. 2, 50Hc; No. 8, NX&WVic; No.
4, 49c; no grade, 44(5 4Xo; No. 2 yellow,
80?c; No. 3 yellow, 5045r No. 2 white,
lie; No. 8 white, 504 a.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 29c: No. 8 mixed,
IS4c; No. 4 mixed. 28c; No. 2 white, 81c; No.
Fwhlte, JOHc; No. 4 white. 80c; standard,
'Carlot nneetpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 233 ,305
Kansas City 3:3 62
Minneapolis 2o8 ...
Dmaha 18 86
Duluth
Bt. Louis 202 M
uuia y v
Mlaneapoils Grain Market
The rang of prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Ed wards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
" Articles. open, Mign.i mw, uon. ay.
Wheat I
July... 1 10
X10
94
IM4I
107V41
1VI
aoVal
J9
aSVal
1 10
BDt...lM'tr14!
94
90
lec....sSr,ulel
WGATHIR I.H THE GRAI BELT.
Rain Gaaerat Throagbont Mountain
and Central Valley.
OMAHA. July J. 1905.
Within th4 last twenty-four hours rains
wer general throughout the mountain dis
cat ntvr the central valleys.
lake region and southern states. The
ralna of last night were Very heavy at
,inii in b .nthnuMtern Nebraska, and west
n ir. - i 'n inches fell at Grand Island,
t an i-h. tti P-Rlrhurv. 1.48 Inches at Fair
mont, Neb.; 2.08 inches at Boon and 1.40
Inches at Clarlnda, la.
Temperaturea are slightly higher through
nut iii rent ml valleys this morning, but
iiui rimura la shown In any seo
tlon and change will probably be slight
during the next twenty-iour nuur.
nnahi nrord nf temDeratur and Pre
olnltatlon oompared with the corresponding
day ot laat thro, y.arj: . ,
viinl'miim temneratur. .. . e3 3 71 68
Prai-lnitatlon 88 .00
Unreal i.mnratun for today. 76 degrees.
Dellciency tn precipitation sine Marcb L
7.27 Inches. ...
Deficiency corresponding period In 1804,
1,! U..ha.
' Deflcleno'y corresponding period In 190S,
6.18 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Rain,
ftatlons. Max. Mln. lnchea. 8ky.
Ashland. Neb.... 81 . Cloudy
Auburn. Neb W 60 . 56 C oudy
Columbus, Neb.. 8:1 60 .W Cloudy
Kairbury" Neb... 88 69 1.80 Cloudy
Fa rmont. Neb... 80 89 1.43 Cloudy
Or Island, Neb. 83 2 1.27 Cloudy
Hartlngton. Neb. SO 88 JS C oudy
Oakdale, Neb 83 81 .10 C oudy
Omaha. Neb 78 63 .Si C loudy
Tekamah. Neb... 78 .61 C oudy
Carroll, ia 78 60 .18 Cloudy
Clarlnda la 83 67 1 40 Cloudy
B bley. laT. .... 78 M .08 Cloudy
H oux City. la ... 78 68 W Raining
fitorm Luke. la.. 79 68 .22 Raining
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of -Temp.-
Rain.
Central.
Mln.
Inches.
Chicago. Ill 29
Columbus. O...... 1
Des Molnca. la... 13
Indianapolis, lnd. 10
Kansas City. Mo. 21
Louisville. Ky.... 19
Minneapolis 5?
Omaha, Neb 1
St. Louis, Mo.... 13
74 62 Ml
75 64 .02
78 64 .24
hu 64 T
84 62 .30
66 .00
76 62 .01
60 60 . 78
82 68 .03
L. A.
Local
WELSH.
Forecaster.
t. Loals General Market.
8T. IJU1S. July 26-WHEAT-Lower;
No 1 red. cash, elevator, nominal; track,
r:.uSaVc: September, S2c; Dacvmber, hoS
s:tc: No. 2 hard, &8yVc.
CORN Lower ; No. 1 cash. 64c; track.
65ic: September. 62o: December, 43To.
OA.TS Cash, strong; No. 2 cash, nominal;
track. e: July, WSVc; September, 211e; No.
2 white, 33c. , ...
vi j-i'nKtearlvt red winter patenta,
4 il U); extra fancy and alraight. .W
4.1; clear. 83 23.40.
BEED Timothy, steady; spot, 82 40; new,
?3 .
(.ORNMEAI-Steady, 82.70.
UKAN Steady sacked, east track, 7-3
,3IlAY-8teadv; timothy, $9.00014 00; pral-
rie. hither, 87 SCOT. 90.
IKON COTTON TIES 9c.
BAOOINO 8Vc.
HEMP TWINE-CVjO.
rROVISltNS Pork, lower; lobbing,
i'.i ii. Laid, steady; prime steam, 3n.ro.
I i v aalt meats, steady; bi.xed, extra ahorts,
ST V; clear ribs. 3S U7t; sliurt clears, ..
' n. Hlcady: boxed, txtra short, 8 W;
- libs, 89 lli: short oleur, 39S7V4.
"' H'LTRY Steady; chickens, .JOH"!
ring's. 12'c; turkeys. 13c; ducks. 7fi8Vc;
" liUTTFfleteady: creamery, 15V4ffXVi5
il i ry. !ljil7c.
KGGS-Hlgher at 13V-. case count,
Kerelnta Shipments.
Ploiir. bbls....
Mio,:t. bu
t urn, bu
fats, bu
7.) H.000
9j ua)
.... 3H.irt ' .f)
"'. 64.000 S3.0U0
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. July -SEEDClover, cash,
T 70; October, 85 &; December. 86 ti:4;
AiiKiist, alaike, 87.15 bid; prime timothy,
II 674.
Ualatk Grain Market.
DULUTH. July 2K.-WHKATTo arrive:
Nil 1 northern. 11.18. On track: No. 1
northern, 31H'4. No. I northern, 110-4;
July, 1 luH; September, new, ;o; Bepuiu- i
on-i ri Iva and on track, 80vi.
UUCA.UO URA1N Aral) fHOVlSIOMS
Features at the Iranian Cleats
Price on Board of 'Irade.
CHlCAUO. Juiy M, iteouris deciarlna fa-
yumiHt 'i04iu U bema nwiit u ,.itig
sowu wi,ti catuaeu liesu wntutna iu.k u
. At ciwse oepieuioer wueai wsia
uuwn Vre. corn i ufl (.. oate enow a lus
' Wt 70. a rvvuuona are praiucaiiy uu
viia'ikuu. BeutuiH-nt in tlie wheal t.lt was bearish
aiiuusi wniiuui vai'tauvu iruin beainmng ix
cu. iiwiwiinsiauuiiic noj-uei p. o.a iui
wuuat ai itvKi pvwt ana nwiaai bore opened
weaa, wlut beieiiibtir owvtn yn-a Iw rut
a ai in!a,t, axtigs were nurai se.,
is, There w . auiu cunsiUorauie seiung
lor snort accuuiu. a'lie suuanun in inu
northweeieru wneat heius lunnea the prin
cipal sour cm ui weakness, a no taut mat
harvesung operations in tne suulnern por-
luins ot Minnesota ana buuln uoi are
expected tu be in tun swing eany next
Weea was larsely lnaLrumuiM.l in uInimii.
Ing doubt as to tne condition of sunng
Wneat In tnat territory. Atiout the om
ray of hope for Uie buns was gieaued from
a prediction , of showers tmouguout the
nui'LUwest. llie prediction causvu a sllant
rally soon alter tne opening, tk'ptemoer
up 10 sic. ioa auvauce was uuickly
uiiuweu Dy lucreaaca pront taking. As a
result Beptember aroDned to o-c. The
market closed weak, with Beptember at WHs
wtoo. Clearances ot wbeat and hour were
equai to U.wt bushels. 1'rlniary receipts
were i.jm.uuo nusnis. comimrpd w tn ,k
6ou busneis a year axo. Minneapolis. Uu
luth and Chlcagu reported receims of 444
cars, against 1W cars last week and 218 cars
a year ago.
Larger receipts than estimated caused
weakness la tne corn market. Some of
the leading bulls were active sellers. Cash
nouses also sold freely. The selling by
cash houses was nrobabiv due to morn lib.
eral acceptances from country dealers. Crop
repuns generally were ot a bearish nature
and weather conditions wera extremely fa
vorable for the new crop. The price of
cash corn was H4jlo lower. The market
closed weak. Beptember opened a shade
higher at 64ViC. sold off to MHo and closed
ai wvat.Jc. ixcal receipts were i0b cars,
with 84 cars of contract grade.
The feature ot trading In oats was liqui
dation by several prominent holders. Un
der this selling pressure the market be
came quite weak. The free movement of
the new crop was one of the chief depress
ing factors. In today's arrivals 42 cars
were new oats. The market closed weak
Beptember opened a shade higher at c,
sold oft to 2hVkc and closed at Local
receipts were 151 cars.
The provisions market felt the effect of
the weakness In the grain pits, but prices
showed only slight losses. An advance of
6c In the price of live hogs had a steadying
Influence. At the close Beptember pork
was oft So at 118.06. Lard was a shade
lower at Ribs wera up a shade
ax i.sivi.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
217 care; corn, 2-'S cars; oats, 198 cars; hogs,
&M neaa.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. I Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
July...
Bept...
Dec...
8S 8Sl 87H
oWMHn,
87 I
87
67U1
aoo?l'q.'ilT'?'7
87j74
87V
Corn
tJuly..
.July..
tSept..
8ept..
Dec.
67
66
oMal
68
67
67
66H
6S7,
63'i
64H4J-N
64
631
64S
64 g
63A.68H4lk.Ma'
l.uaii: A-r:. .1,1. i... .T, J
Oats-
July...
Bept...
Dec...
May...
IH4
31H
29
SOHl
2RVai
8nm 31
2SS28Tti
29H
81V
.29 V:
31H
29 29V
80T4!31831V8
31
Pork-
Sept...
Oct....
13 07HI
13 10
12 K
12 90
13 OS
13 10
M 90
12 97V4
13 97V
13 07
7 22
7 32V
7 87V
7 92V
Lard
Bept...
Oct....
7 22H
7 22V4
7 22HI
7 27V
7 77V4
7 82V4
7 22H
7 80
7 SO
7 85
7 80
7 90
Ribs
Bept...
Oct....
7 87
7 82Val
7 87H
7 92VI
No. 2. fOld. New.
Cash auotatlona were aa follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patenta, 14.30
4.40: atralghta. W.0O64.au: aprlng patents,
84 K5fi6.40: straights. IO.Ml4.S6; bakers, 82.40
13.40.
WHEAT No. 8 spring, 81.O4S110; No. 8,
KW-ft J1.06: No. 1 red. 87V4!G88c.
CORN No. 2, 6Vc; No. 2 yellow, B6V(3
66V4C.
OATH NO. 2. 32Vc: new iso. a wnita, aic;
new No. 3 white, vc
RARI.RY (Hood feeding. SSfi42c: fair to
choice malting. a&4c.
bKED No. i nax, ii. no. i nortnwest-
ern, 81.38; prime timothy, 83.20; clover, con-
III. I I R.auQ, f v.rt'.u.vv.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per nm.. iz.5
?13.00. Lard, per 100 lbs., 8707V431.10. Short
ribs aides (loose), .rta.so; snort clear
sides (boxedl. t7.87V4'Ef8.0O.
The receipts and shipment of flour and
grain wer aa follows:
iteeeipis. Bnipmenis.
Flour, bbl ...
28.600
20.400
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
...496.000
...4f.9,000
...863.200
... 6,000
... 4.000
73.700
14O.6"0
240,800
Kye, bu
Barley, bu
7.100
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creamery, lftViSO-;
dairy, 16 "V? 18c. Eggs, firm; at mark, casea
included, ita; nrats, loo; prime nrsts, loc:
extras, aoc. cneese, nrm, iav3iiViC.
NEW YORK UEERAL MARKET
(notation
of the Day
Commodities.
on Various
NEW TORK. July 26. FLOUR Receipts.
9.747 bbls. ; exports. 8,607 bbls.; sales, o.VO
pkgs. Market dull and barely steady; winter
patents, 34.76tiS.00: winter straights, 84.35
4.75; Minnesota patents, 35.6uiiHi.0O; winter
extra, 8310aJ.b6; Minnesota bakers, 83.760;
4.16; winter low grades, 83.003.56. Rye
flour, steady; sales, 400 bbls; fair to good,
I4.3txtt4.tiu: rnoic to tancy, M.avaa.Yb,
CORNMEAL Steady; white and yellow,
$1.30; coarse, 31.16S1.18;. kiln dried. I3.u6i80.10.
WAKLatx iNommai; ieeaing, 48vc, c. l. r.
New York: malting. 46tio-'c. c. 1. f.. Buffalo.
RYEt Quiet: No. i western, 75Vc, asked,
C I. f.,New yora.
WHEAT Receipts. 8.000 bu. Boot mar
ket easy; No. I red. nominal, elevator, and
HVc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Du
luth, $1.16c. f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern,
Manitoba, nominal, afloat. Options opened
weak and lower as a result of favorablo
northwest weather. A rally on covering
was followed by afternoon depression un
der big southwest receipts, heavy north
west markets, a bearish snow report and
anort selling, witn a nnai rally on cover
Ing. Last prices were VifiHo net lower.
May. 9l39Sc. closed at 92Sc; July, 93(&
Vie, closed at hv; Beptember, MafOlHc
closed 90'c; December. 9u74S92ct closed 91 So
IUKN-Iteceipts. iis.iuu pu. ; exports,
621 bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, 61Vc, ele
vator. and 42V4c, f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 white.
&Va. The option market was neglected
here and easier, closing partly He net
lower. July closed at 63'c; September
cioaea ai ni-ac.
OATS Receipts, 79.300 bu.; exports, 266 bu
Spot market steady; mixed oats, 26 to 32
lbs., 36'oaoHc; natural white, 30 to 32 lbs
S6VkS3c; clipped white, 33 to 40 lbs., 3a$
FEED Steady; middling. $17.26; July ship
ment; cuy, iia.wflw.
HAY t'un; snipping, o.a&c; good to
cnoice, iiiToc.
HOPS Firm; common to choice, 22fi24c;
olds, ltKjjlic. Faclhc coast, 1904 crop, 22:
liC , lieu I I u , i , . . niii, lie.
HIDES oulel; lialveston, 2u to 25 lbs,
Jbe, Texas tiry, l to JW id.. igvo.
LEATHER Steady; acid. WuVic
PROVISIONS Beer, steady; limlly, tll.OO
tl 12.60; mess, $10 00010.16. Beef hams, I.I.IH)
ti.50; pa''ei. itt.uuou.au; city extra India
mess, $19.0uaao.oo. Cut meats, easy; Pick
led bellies, 8u.a4tl0.6O; plcided shoulders,
$6.&03.OO; pickled hams, HO.aKijllAU. Lard,
easy: western steamed. 87.30; refined,
teadv: continent. 87. 35: South Ameriea.
;8uu; compound, 86.87Vi6.62S. Pork, steady;
family, 3i5 tai.uu; snort clear, i.'.;iUi6.u0;
ineas. 313 5mil4 60.
POTATtiLS Firm; southern. $lgl.sa
TAIOX1W Steady; city. 4V,3-c.
RlCt-Flrm; domestic, fair to extra, 8
6Vic: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm: renovated, common to
extra. 15 u 19c; western imitation creamery,
common to extra, 17'fllStVc
CHEESE Full cream, s.nall, colored and
white, fancy, 9St?10c; large, colored and
white, faney, lOc.
FXIOS Firm : western extra firsts, lfc-giOc.
POULTRY Alive, easy; western chick
ens. 15c; fowls, 14Vc; turkeys, 14-c.
Dressed, irregular; western chickens. lJrnJ
6c; fowls, 14c; turkeys. 13517o.
Phlladelpbla Prodaee Market.
' PHILADELPHIA. July 38 BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 214c; ex
tra nearbv prints, tic
EGGS Flrip; nearby fresh, 184c, loss
off: nearby fresh, 13c at mark; western
fresh. 7iii18c at mark.
CHEKBli Quiet: New York full cream,
fancy. 11c; New Turk full cream, choice,
lic; New York full cream, fair to good,
I1H41 104c; domestic Swiss, 114314c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July SC WHEAT
Beptember cloaed at 924c; December, 89jJ
avvc; ro. 1 nam. i.ii; no. 1 nortnern,
$li!: No. 1 northern. 31 4'& 1 04.
FLOUR First patents. W HHiji.20; ' sec
ond patents. 86.904j80); first clears, Jtuva
410: second clears, l2 5.Vnl.78.
BRAN In bulk, IU.rcaU.0U,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Quarterly Report of TJ. S. Bteel Fails to
Derelop Expected Actmtj.
DIVIDEND ON ERIE SECOND PREFERRED
Aaaonnremrnt Caases Aivaare la
that Stock aad Market Closes
Flrsa la Sym
pathy. NEW YORK. July 28 A slight stirring
of Interest In the trie stocks today
scarcely served to move the general mar
ket in sympathy. The Duying ot me tnree
classes of the stock of the company came
but from few sourre and was attributed
to one or two of the larger traders who
are unable to find any other sloca tor
'hlch any motives existed for a trader s
movement. The unresuonslveness of tne
United States Bteel stocks to the quarterly
statement of net earninas. Dubllslied late
yesterday, was an additional reason for
scepticism over the power of news long
expected to move prices. The quarterly re
port was favorably commented upon ana
was expected to make a strong showing.
That holders rff stock are not equally In
different to bad news of special properties
Is Indicated by the occasional sharp breaks
In specialties. Pittsburg Coal preierrea
declined to a new low level today as a
result of the suspension of Its dividends.
The cotton market was thrown into some
excitement again today by the publica
tion of the government's revised figure
of the crop acreage and the yellow fever
outbreak in New Orleans was the subject
of discussion with a slight effect of de
pression tn some of the soumern rauroau
stocks. News from the grain crops con
tinued favorable. Money remains very
easy, but foreign exchange rates ruw, "u
there la a supposition that some ot tne
Japanese loan proceeds are being re
mitted abroad. The establishment of the
Erie second preferred on a 4 per cent
dividend basis was according to the best
expectations, but the declaration of the
dividend for a full year at this time with
provlHlon for payment In two installments
was a general surprise. The Erles rose
In consequence In the final dealings, at
which time the dividend was announced,
and made the closing firm.
Hnnds were steady. Total asies, rnr
value, 81,976,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Following were tne sales arm inue"
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Adnma F.Tnrens
1H6
Amalgamated Copper 18 800 84 81V
83 T
354
9fiV
2
92
120
40
2Vi
19
n
in
1164
U9Vi
134
96V4
110
SoVfc
102
150 V
113
98
64
American C. v.... l.aou v
do rfd
A"merlcan Cotton Oil
do Pfd .
American Express...
Amer. H. at L, pia.
1.200 0 89
American ice
American Linseed OH
do pfd 10 4Z
St
Amer. Locomotive.... 600 4i
do Dfd
American S. & R 2.200 117V
116'
119
138
do Dfd i'J na1
Amer. Sugar Refln... 700 13ST
Amer. Tobacco, p. c
Anaconda Mining Co. 2.200 110 1V
Atchison 2.400 85Vi 84
do rfd iui
Atlantlo Const Line.. l 157 lSi
Baltimore,! Ohio.... ,mw UJ-" u
ao via i
Brooklyn R. T 4.000 S8V4 67
Canadian Pacific 2.100 152H 152Vi
16214
Central of N. J
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 400 624 62H
Chicago & Alton
im
62V
34
78
do Dfd w H
Chicago a. W
Chicago ft N: W ....
C, M. & Bt. P 8.000 179V4 178V
Chicago T. & T
178H
13
IVA
do pfd ;.. 10U 0V7 'V
C, C, C. Bt. L
Colorado r . & 1 ll.uw
44i
264
Colorado & Southern
do 1st pfd .... .... ....
do 2d nfd
Do
V
Consolidated Oaa
1884
Corn Products
1U
46
do pfd .... .... ....
Delaware A Hudson.
190M
Delaware. L. & W....
100 895 S9o
391
30
85
Denver ft Rio Grande
do Dfd...
Distlllera' Securltlea. 100 40
Erie 65.100 47.
04
47V4
844
. 74Vi
171 V
4oV4j
73
172
do 1st pfd jb.wio M
do 2d Dfd 84,300 76
General Electrlo 600 173V4
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central 2,300 169V
International Paper '- ....
.... so
1684.19
.... - W4
.... 78
.... 27Vk
do Dfd
International Pump
do Dfd .....
.... SO
.. 26
.... 60
Iowa Central
do Dfd .... ....
K. C. Southern
.... 26S
do Dfd .... J...
.... 67V4
Louisville ft N A0 144
143 V
166's
82
1254
20
1224
7H
62
142V4
Manhattan L. '
165
Met. Securities 600 Ki
Metropolitan Bt. Ry.. 1,200 126
Mexican Central 600 21V4
Minneapolis A Bt. L
M.. St. P. & 8. St. M. 200 1224
81'A
a
64
122)4
158
974
do pfd
Missouri Paclflo 800 984
Missouri, K. ft T
27V4
do Dfd 800 63
6i
43
87
144
6o4
84V4
92
98 4
424
1414
1044
78
384
94V
239
102
41
SI
204
82 S
804
754
834
104
66A
23
63
64 4
U7v4
82V
9SH
85,
24
8814
654
I204
98
1-.3
National Lead . . ...
N. R. H. of M. pfd
New York Central.... 800 144
800
400
2,300
100
ino
20,200
100
'io
K
18 V)
2.0-1O
l.OX)
800
700
$.300
200
144V4
60I
M4
94
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western...
86'
94
do pfd
North American ....
Paclflo Mall
42'i
Pennsylvania
141
Peoples Gas
104
P.. C. C. ft Bt. L,
Pressed Steel Car ....
89
W Vi .
108
ss4
8.44
1024
24 V.
92
20U
834
804
764
do pfd .
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d Dfd
Republic Bteel
2iV
824
75Vi
do Dfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern..
do pfd
Southern Paclflo
do pfd
Southern Railway ...
do pfd
Tennessee C. ft I
Texas A Pacific
l,8o
3i0
CIO
644
118
324
634
1174
324
L500 854 854
T.. Bt. L. ft W 100
do pfd , 100
Union Paclflo ....1.... $4,0110
do pfd 600
U, 8. Express lm
l 8. Realty 2iO
V. 8. Rubber 711O
do pfd 300
17. 8. Bteel 28 Vti
88 4
S84
hhV4
tnti"
on '4
14 .1274
9S4 9X
1244
124
904
471
1094
814
1014
9"4
48V4
110
84V4
102ft
89 1,
494
li4
834
I024
83V4
105
ao pfd 19.700
Va.-Caro. Chemical..
do pfd
Wabash 100 19
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlnghouse Klee...
It
1H
228
1
Western Union
Wheeling & L. E
luO 934 934
93V4
Wisconsin Central
do pfd
Northern Pacific 7'a
Central leather fWO
jo
234
61
101V4
3n?H
42V1
l"2Ti
vn
42
do pfd no
1034
1034
Total sales for the day, 821,200 shares
Boston Stock aad Bonds.
BOSTON, July M -Call loans, 24TI3U per
cent; time loans, SNW-i per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchlioa adj. 4a. aava Weetlns. common
.. 81
.. 114
.. II
.. M'4
.. 10
.. II
.. 91
..471)
.. tm
.. n
.. Tl
.. 10Vi
.. 4'4
.. It
.. Ui
.. I4
.. 14
.. tt4
..ino1
... 14
..hi?
.. Ti
..IM
.. I
.. 114,
W.
... in
,.. 444
... IV.
...114,
,..UT
ao 4 IOT'4 Adventure
Atchison B Alloues
dO Dfd It2t4 Aml.atw
Huston a, Alban....f.4'4 American Zlao'!!.'
Boston A Maine 171 Atlantic
Boston Elevated 117 gingham .."..!!.
Kltohburg pfd I4SV4 Cal A Hecla
Mcucan Central lu Copper Ranga ...
N Y.. N. H. A H...J"! ' I..lv Wl
Per Mamuetta .... II Dominion Coal ..
t'alon Pacllc i:i4a Kranklla
Amer. Arge. Chem... U Oranbr
do ptd
. SO Mass. attains
Amer. Hue. Tab..
Amer. Sugar ,
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer. W)lea ,
do ptd
PomlntoB I. A 8...
Edison Elec lllu...
Oeneral Electric ....
Mass. Electric
de ptd
Mass. Oaa
t'nltad rrult
I'M led Shoe Math..
da ptd
V. 8. Steal
do pld
Bid. Asked.
. 4. Mlcklgan
Mhak
.lSf Mont. C. A C...
.13k Old Oomlnloa ...
. 34 Osceola
1'U Parrot
. Mt QuIBir
.41 Shannon
.171 Tamarack
. 174, Trlnltr
41 t'otted Copper ..
. 4tUj I. a Mining....
i"4 v. a. on
. 11 l tad
. It Victoria
. Uli Wlnon
.101 Wolverine
Sew York Mining Sloeka.
NEW YORK. July 26,-Closlng quotations
on mining stock a
Adaaaa Co
Alice
Breac
Broaewtck Co ....
Cosusto. k Tunnel ..
Coa. Cal. A Vs....
Horn atlver ,
Iro Bilver
Leadvill Con
M Utile Chief ...
mm Ontario
40 iiiphir ..,
11 ,PhcMHlg
7V, Potoal
Ill aavsg
171 sierra Nevada
lie . I-O..H Hope ..
6 lai.nlar
.... 1
....
....
.... 13
.... ao
.... II
M
....loi
Trenaary .'atrmeat.
WASHINGTON, 'ui 26 -Today' state,
ment of the trenaut balances In the gon
er a4 fund, exclusive of Ui 150,uu0,uu0 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
213,938.001; gold coin and bullion, I47.2ll.60l.
He York Money Market.
NEW TORK, July M.-MONEY-On call,
easy at 1V( per tent; closing bid and of
fered. IV per cent. Time lnana. easy:
sixty dsys. 28 per ninety days, i
SVt per cent; six months, 4 per cent.
I'RIME MERCANTILE PAI'KR-S4'i
per cent.
BTEKLINO EXCHANOE Ptrong, with
actual business In bankers' bills at II
4 &; for demand and at 14 Mutt-t M! for
Mjy bills; posted rates. 84 Vv and I4 8TH;
commercial fills, 84 MSJ4 M.
B1LVER Bar, fca'ic; Mexican dollars,
46Hc
MOND8 Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotation on oonns were:
0. . ft la.
do coupon ..
V. a. la. rf.
so eoason ..
V. S. saw tl
do coupon , .
V. S. old a.
.103 Japan 4a. rtfs WH
...10114 do Id aarle IS
...iniva do 41, nra
...104 L. N. unl. it ..
,.,IIIH Minhaitan c. (. 4a
Urt t entra! 4a....
...104 I do lat Inc
103
104
II
'
"
H
ri
do roupon
..104 'Minn A St. L. 4a
Am Tobacco 4a, etfa T,.. K. T. 4a
da 4a. ctrs
.llsa do la
Atchlion n
...1044 N. R. R
of M. a. 4a. It
do ad). 4a
Atlsatlc C. L. 4a...
Bl. St Ohio 4a
do lv
... ti w. i . c. g. ina at
...H!4 N 1. C. . la l.M
. . l'a No. pclflo 4a la
... do la 77
...11 N. A w. c. 4s imvt
... 4 o 8. U rfdf 4a
... UH Pnn. con. Ia l'
...10 radios gan. 4a '14
l-a
OMral of Os. a..
do 1st Ino
do id Inc
Chra. A Ohio .
t'hlcaio A A. ISI.
C. B. A B 4a..
oh L. A 1. M. c. ta . licit
loi s at. L. a a. r. fg -S
C , R. I. A r. 4a..
u at. u a. w. c 4i.
II
do eol. ha
44 Seaboard A. U. 4a..
.. a
. M4
. K'i
.11
. lil
. Ml
.lii
.
..in
. cavtj
. 84
. !4j
,. 14
CCC, A t. 1 I
4s..l01Hl 8. Paclfta 4a
.... a4i do lat -4a etfa
.... TS4 So Raiiwar Ba
.... "Vi Taiaa A V. la
A.. 74H T . at. U A W. 4a
.... TS iL'pton Pacific 4a....
....107 ) do ronT. 4a
....lon4 t'. 8. 8tal Id 6a...
7t.Wabh la
Chlcaito Tar. 4a...
Colorado Mid. a
Colo. A to. ia ...
Colo. lnd. aa. set
do sat B
Cuba (a, ctra
D. A R. O. 4a
Platlllors' see. tm.
Erla prior 1 1 an 4a
..101V do dab. R
.. IIS 'iin Ml 4
..Ut Vi". 1, E 4a
lliwla. t'antral 4a
do son. 4a
r. W. A D. C. la
Hocking Val. 4Vta
Offered.
London Stock Market
LONDON. July 26. Closing auotatlona on
atocks
a'ere;
Conaola, monay
M l-lt N. Y. Central .
o Ml Norfolk A W.
.. tV do pfd
.. I" Onlarlo A W.
..148V,
.. S
.. H
.. 61
..
.. '4
.. tl
.. 41
.. 44
.. an
..!"1
.. 5i
..131
..101
.. S4H
..104
.. m
.. 4M
do account ..
Anaconda
Atchlann
do pfd
.I0H4 Pennsylvania
Baltimore A Ohio 11S Band Mines
t'anadlan Pacific
.1684 Raadlna
Chaa. A Ohio
.. 634 do lat pM
.. 10 do id pfd......
..1K1H Southern Railway
.. lfi do pfd
.. IIS Souiharn Paclflo .
.. I84 Union Pacific ....
.. I S do pfd
.. m jl-. a. rimi
.. 731 do ptd
..1731 Wabash
..151 V do pfd
.. MI4 Spanish 4a
Chicago Ot. W...
C, al. A Bt. P...
DaRcera
D. A R O
do pfd
Erla
da lat pM
do Id rfd
Illinois Central ..
Louie. A Nssh
11.. K. A T
l
SILVFR Bar,
steady. 27 3-16d Dr ounce.
aii ii Hi i i Hr cent.
The rate of discount In ti o own market
for short bills Is ISfil 11-18 per cent: for
three months' bills, 1 11-ltk&Utf per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. July 28. Money was In In
creased demand for Block exchange re
quirements. Trading on the Stock exchange
was quietly cneerrui, operators being en
gaged In the carrying over, which was
light. Consols hardened. Americans opened
dull and rose slightly to over parity. The
dealings were few and the market closed
quiet. Foreigners were quietly firm. Rus
sians were supported In view of the peace
anticipations. Japanese were Irregular. The
new Japanese loan was much wanted.
Mexican rails were strong on the t raffle In
crease. Japanese imperial 6a of .1904 were
quoted at 104.
BERLIN, July 26. Prices on the bourse
today were generally unchanged.
PARIS, July 26. Prices on the bourse
today were strong and steady, Russians
were not very buoyant on the approach of
peace negotiations. Russian Imperial 4s
were quoted at 88.90 and Russian bonds of
1904 at 502.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, July 28 Bank clearances for
today were 81,3(1,983.81 and for the corres
ponding date laat year 1840,102.81.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 26. WOOL New atrength
la found In the wool market. Thla la partly
a reault of the satisfactory opening of the
better gradea of men's wear woolens for
spring. In view of large sales and the satisfactory-
condition of the goods market
lower prices In the near future are not
looked for, on the contrary the tendency
Is believed to be distinctly upward. Ter
ritory ' wools have been In fair movement.
There la a ateody demand for pulled gradea.
Foreign woola are Arm. Leading quota
tions follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania XX
and above, S6Q37c; X, 84t35c; No. 1, 41&42c;
No. 2, 42 43c; fine unwaahed,28rJ30c; quar
ter blood, unwashed, 3(xS36e; three-eighths
blood, 8c; half blood. S6c: unwashed de
laine. 80&31C: unmerchantable. 32fi36c; fine
washed delaine. SSMOc. Michigan, fine un
washed, 2728o; quarter blood, unwashed.
83ft 34c; three-eighths blood, 34ff35c; half
blood, 32383c; unwashed delaine, 28c. Ken
tucky and Indiana three-eighths and quar
ter blood. 86v&37c. Territory, Idaho fine,
:54n: heavv fine. 193210: nne medium,
23'&24c: medium, 2'ff27r-, low medium, 22ft
we- miiiitn. 2va27c: low medium. 2641
t'tnh and Nevada fine. 22fl23c: heavy fine.
18ff20c: fine medium, 2Vrr23c; medium, 269
27c: low medium. 27'n2Sc. Dakota fine,
22g23c; One medium, 22923c; medium, 20
Jc; low meoium,'-sotBiu. '
choice, 2tVt26c; fine average. 23(8-24c; nne
medium choice. 2f,'u2oc: average. 21fi22c;
ataple. 28fff30c; medium choice, 2f30c.
BT, LUtlS, UU v..u t..-.j .
medium gradea, combing and clothing,
t6v&31c; light nne, 2l27c; heavy fine, lStf
22c; tub washed, 32 '8 43a
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 29. METALS There
waa a continued advance In the London tin
market, with prices gaining about 1 for
the day. closing at 16016s for spot and
149 17s 6d for futures. Locally the mar
ket waa Influenced by the continued
strength abroad and closed Arm at 332. 95
83.16. Copper waa unchanged at 67 16s for
spot and 68 for futurea In the London
market. Locally prlcea were also un
changed, with lake and electrolytic quoted
at 1S.12415 26 and casting at 114.75. Lead
waa firm and nigner in me locai maraei,
with the largest Interest advancing the
selling price to 84 60 and the general range
atandlng at 84.6"it(.4.65. London also was
higher at 14. Spelter was unchanged on
both markets, closing at 23 15s In London
and at 85.506.0 locally. Iron closed at
49a 4d In Glasgow and at 47a In Middles
borough. The local altuatlon was un
changed; No. 1 foundry northern la quoted
at 118 25'T17.00; No. 2 foundry northern.
315.76016.60; No. 1 foundry southern, $16.7o7t
18.75; No. 1 foundry southern soft, 316 26
17 2V, No. 1 foundry southern. 15 50(316.25.
ST. LOUIS. Juiy 26. METALS Lead,
higher, $4,624; spelter, firm, 15.40.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. July 28COTTON Spot
closed quiet, 25 points lower; middling tip
lands, 11.15c; middling gulf, 11.40c. Bales,
15 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 28.-COTTON
Quiet; sales, 600 bales; ordinary, 8 l-16c;
good ordinary, 9Ac: low middling, 104c;
middling, 104c: good middling, 111-loc:
middling fair. HSc Receipts, 3.43 bales;
stock, 67,997 bales.
ST. LOUIS. July 26 COTTON Quiet;
middling, 10Tc; sales, 279 bales; receipts,
none; shipments, 62 bales; slock, 28.894
bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 26 -COTTON-Spot,
In moderate demand: prices 2 points higher;
American middling fair, 6 55d; good mid
dling, 6.26d; middling. 609d: low middling,
6 95d; good ordlnarv. 8 76d; ordinary. 5.59d.
The sales of the day were 4.0ti0 bales, of
which 200 bales were for speculation and
export and Included 4,700 bales of American.
Receipts. 23.000 bale. Including 22,9o0 bale
of American.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Joty 86. OIL Cottonseed,
Irregular; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 2J47i29c. Petroleum, quiet; refined,
New York, 86.90; Philadelphia and Balti
more, 86 Philadelphia and Baltimore, In
bulk, 83.96. Turpentine, steadv, 6t46rti,Vc.
OIL CITY. July 26. OILS Credit bal
ances, 31.27; certificates, no bid. Shipments,
65.460 bbla. average 68.20 bbls.; runs. 96.-
634 bbls., average .148 bbls Bhipments
Lima, 58.336 bbls., average 56 319 bbls.; runs,
Lima. 69 874 bbls.. average 47.856 bbls.
SAVANNAH. July 2b. OIL Turpentine
quiet. 57c.
HOSIN-Qulet; A, B, C, 83 353 40; D. 13 4S
J 65; E. 83 75; F. 83 85: O. 3 9V'i3 96; H. 14 1")
tM.Uu: 1, 4 Mi4 10; K, 34 la; M. 34.Su: M, 34 4v;
w. u., ii.iiiu; w . ia.uiKUa.Ub.
CoaTeo Market.
NEW YORK, July 26 -COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prlcea to an advance of & points, on higher
curopean raoies ana ugui receipts. I ll(
market ruled firm during the lat session
cioking steady at a net advance of 64i20
points. Bale were IM.2.0 bags. Including
July at ttjcr August. toc; September. 7 00
tn.osc; November. 7 3tc; December 7i
7S5c; Jsnuary, 7.o?'7 4ie; March. 7.60'i7Bnc;
nfluy, i.oi cjc. epoi, steady; :so. 7 Klo,
i-ac.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. July J6 CORN-Lower: No
yellow, 854c; No. 8. 4c. No. 1 644c; no
graae. w 'c
OATS Lower! No. 8 white. 31 tic- new K
whit t4oj No. 4 white, lie. new No. 4
WiUM, aau,
OMAHA LIVE ST0C1 MARKET
Seat Co-n'ed Stem Bala Tits to Tan
Cents Higher.
HOGS ACTIVE, WITH PRICES HIGHER
Receipts of gheep nntt t. a nabs lighter,
with Trading Slow aad Draggy
and Price Stilt on tko
Dorrnward Tread.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 28. 1906.
Receipts were: cattle. Hogs. Sneep.
Official Monday 3.30a 6.J0D 18.6c7
Offlolal Tuesday 4.4.0 10.415 lul
Otflclal Wednesday 8.868 10,700 8,
Three days this week. .11.541 2 fc!4 80. W
Three days last weak. ...11.549 87.14 14.64
Same week before 12.NS1 ia.l 7,t10
Same three weeks ago. .11. 611 21.P28 1o:j1
Bame four weeks ago.... 8.93 83. MS 12.IM2
Bame days last year 1.604 3.277 6.442
RECEIPTS X)R THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table show the receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the tear to date, comparing with laat year;
19U6. 1904. Inc.
Cattle 4N6,tiM7 478.942 6.745
Hogs 1,491.228 1,447.816 43.410
Bheep 828,4:5 730,742 97.63
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1906.' 1904.19o3. 11902. 1901. 11900. 11899.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
J:::
8...
4...
6...
8...
7...
8...
9...
10..
11..
12..
13..
14..
22 131 6 901 T 641 891 I 8 78
a 1 M 7 Ml S a( f i -
I 28
6 o -ii
I ui I ai vi a is
aa I
I.
t 864 6 26
7 841 6 7Si I OBI I 78
24W1 6 88
(651 I 791 6 1 3 88
6 4 I I 751 a U 3 81
6 25tj 6 19!
D 3b
6 Id' 6 891 7 82i 6 88; 8 b
6 15 i 441 7 SO) 6 83 6 13,
8 83
6 22
6 32
6 3Vk
4 i 1 Ml ( Ml "I 0 w
i 8a
7 79, 6 Hii 6 04 i 8 98
7 77 6 95 , 6 02 1 4 04
6 02
6 88
a t Km i 18
7 72) I 6 08,
7 761 6 77
w vm
4 0a
3 99
6 47Va
6 63S
6 13
5 10
( 16
6 33,
16..
6 11
6 18
16.
17.
18.
19.
M.
21.
u.
7 721 6 641 6 02
7 72 5 6& 4 94
7 731 6 6H 4 87
7 Ml 6 fiji 4 99
a 6 68 4 9S
6 66H
6 55T.
6 19
4 01
6 21
5 22
4 16
4 Do
( b.ii 6 1."
I 5 5t,, 04' 6 r
4 19
I 6 51V4I t 10) I 22 7 (2
I 6 4a-. o t6. 6 'M. 7 4i
I 6 25 7 3J;
1 t 071 U
6 67i 4 34
6 70 5 15,
23..;
24..
25..
28..
6 47 I a 5 isi 7 41
6 54Ta! 6 05 1 6 Oil 7 53i
I 6 10 a 7 62
6 9 5 loi 4 36
6 74 1 6 051 4 31
& 681 6 02 1 4 27
Indicates Sunday, aainicatea holiday
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'aes
C M. & Bt. 1' 1 4
Wabash 2
Missouri Pacific 4 1
Union Paclflo 26 33
C. . N. W 8
18
'a
'i
F.. R AM. V 32 58
C, Bt. P., M. & O.... 21 10
B. & M 76 86
C, B. & Q 8 2
C, R. 1. 't P., east.... 8 1
C. R. I. A P.. west.. 1 1
Illinois Central 1 ..
Great Western 1 8
Total receipts .."...m 151 23
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as roiiows, each buyer purchasing tn
number of head Indicated:
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheer.
umana racking t o txj
owilt and company i2o
2.527
2.3..'
2,!'
Cudahy Packing Co.
1,222
666
. 62
, 46
, Sti
, 22
, 18
, 30
Armour at Co
V'ansant & Co....
Hill & Son
Huston A Co
Hamilton & Rothschild.
L. F. Husa
Wolf & Murnttn
Lelghton & Co
214
'243
395
839
J. B. Root & Co
Huffman
Bquirea
8. & S
Other buyera
319
2.261
Totals
CATTLE There
3,662 10.465 6.764
were 173 loads here to-
day, an Increase
over last Wednesday of
flfty-nino cars and an increase of 118 cars
as compared with the same day last year.
The quality of the receipts was good and
there was a fair sprinkling of western and
Texas cattle offered.
Sellers had the advantage today in the
beef steer division and prloes ruled gener
ally hlghir. . Buye'a were out early and
there waa a fair call for good cattle. The
corn-feds were what were wanted and on
these kinds trading was active and the
market generally 6al0c higher. The bulk of
the steers, however, were weatern and
Texas t.T, md buyera were slow to take
hold of them. Trading was dull and draggy
and prices a little weaker. Packers claim
a poor outlet for beef at present and that
their coolers are full, and as a consequence
they are rather poor buyera
The cow and heifer trade was slow today,
there being but little activity to the de
mand. Buyers were Indifferent on the west
ern stuff and prices ruled a little weaker.
Corn-feds, however, while not any higher,
were In fair demand at Just about eteady
prices.
The bull market waa unsatisfactory, buy
era overlooking anything that waa not very
good. Prices on the common atuff wera
lower, but veal calves and stags were about
steady.
Thero was a fair supply of stockers and
feeders on sale today and there was a good
demand for the stuff. 'Trading was fairly
active on these kinds and the market was
stronger. Representative sales:
BSr STEERS.
No.
11
16
10
17
1
II
I
13
I
14 ,
16
12
Ae.
1001
5S
137
1061
130
10VI
1040
716
1131
1011
KKH
1100
10M
rr.
I 10
i a
I 76
I 10
4 00
4 10
4 16
4 16
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WESTERNS.
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46 steers.. ..1137 if) 30 steers. ...1 146 4 38
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1 steer 11S0
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1 heifer. ...1210
1 steer lX'i
49 heifers. ..106
a z CI cows 10U7
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2 65
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2n cows 995
38 feeders. .1173 3 i 2 cows 905 00
HOGS Fai-kers were a little slow about
taking hold liila morning, but a kuimX ship
ping demand .nude trading on the opening
fulrly active. There was a good run here,
about 15ii loads Lt ing on sale, raatern ad
vices were encouraging and sellers had the
advantage. The light hug awre mil in
ilia osi oeinaua, but Aav aiuu aold bet
market
opened with trndlng lust about
a nickel
market.
arher than yesterday a general
On some of the good light weights prices
were even better and some sales were fvjf
10c higher. Some salesmen found It hard to
move their neavy nogs at a tun nttaei
Marher and had to let go at a less advance.
The bulk of the hogs sold at $5 574tf
with the long string selling at s.v. wv
eral loads of good light hoa brought 8f .v
Toward the close the market became alow
and weak. Kt
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ter todar than yesterday. The
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8HEEP-There were about ten cars of
sheep held over from yesterday, making,
with the eighteen cars received today,
about twenty-eight cara on sale. There Is
a good deal of sameness to the market, no
new features developing. AS noteu yesiei
day, the break In prices at eastern points
and the small outlet for mutton has demor
alised the market at all points, and aa
values have been too high all along condi
tions have been against selling lnutests all
the week. Buyers again today showed but
little Interest In the receipts and very llttlo
wns done In tlip killer line till well along
In the forenoon. The feeder trade was bet
ter, there being a good demand for the
stuff, but It sold at easier prices.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice spring lamb, fi.t"(t6 60; good to
choice yearling wethers. l4.6Wi5.00; Bood to
choice wethers. 4 26'tt4 50; good to choice
ewes. $4.00414.26. cull sheep. 82.00(53.00.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Oood feeding lambs, $4.656.00; good feeding
yearlings, 4.3J&4 60; good feeding wotr)ers,
83.36'i4 10; good feeding ewes, 12. 76-83.50.
Renresentatlve sales:
No.
15 Wyoming cull ewes ...
76 Wyoming ewes
157 Wyoming wethers
473 Wyoming yearlings ...
97 Idaho ewes, feeders...,
2l Idaho ewes, feeders.,..
120u Idaho wethers
Av.
. 88
. 91
. 95
. 109
. 92
. 60
. 97
Pr.
2 60
8 76,
4 26
4 26 1
8 16
I 90
4 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Stronsr to Ten Cents Higher
Hogs FIT Cents Hltrher.
CHICAGO. July 26. CATTLE Receipts.
14,000 head; market strong to 10c higher;
good to prime steers, $5.15t6.90; poor to
medium, 83.75f55.00; stockers and feeders.
$2.25ij'4.M; cows, 82 Soft 4. 60; heifers, t2.4''Sj
4.oo; canners, i.2jh2.30; bulls, 2.10t4.uo;
calves, 63.00(66.80; Texas feed steers, 83.00
il4.75.
HOGS Receipts 18,000 head; estimated
for tomorrow, 16,000 head: market 5c higher;
mixed and butchers, I5.4utfj4.10: good to
choice heavy. 35.8offG.024: roil if h heavv.
85.t7Vri8.76; light, 85.505.10; bulk of sales,
to. tbra oo.
BHEEP-RecelDts. 18.000 head: market
steady; lambs, weak; good to choice
wethera. 34.6,vfi4.96: fair to choice mlei
I4.00rjr4.60; western sheep, 34.00i4.80: native
lamb, Ij.00rri7.l0: western lambs. IT, vir,j
.
. to.
Hew York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Julv 2A BKICVr.fl'P-
celpts, 1,777 head; market steers slow., but
lufilSc higher on fair to nrlme: all oro,i,.
nniunif omw; nuns ana cows steady; steers.
.t- QfrV, C DC 1 . . 1 1 t j . . a east - - 9
r.ihii.i, uuim, i.oou.i. ro; stags ana oxen,
e2.wroa.no; cows, S1.6tKM.8B; exDOrts. 150
vauie snu it.o'v quarters or Deer.
CALVES RecelutS. IS4 head- mii.li.1
veaia JSK860C higher; buttermilks, Iiy6l5c
higher; veals, S8.0uj7.S0; choice and extra.
3..C24'&,7.70; throw-outs, 84.Otk34.50; butter-
iiiiik. .i.wrao.oi; aressed calves, higher;
city dressed veals. 74104c per pound:
country dressed, 9b94c.
, Brth-rJr- AND LA MRS Receipts, 6,066
icevu, uioraev koou nsnav aneen firm nth.
ers, steady, but heavy sheen fnw: fair tn
v""'" lamDs, loroae nigner; all grades sell-
An0rZ fr,,ely' Bhcep, S.0i.g4.iV); prime
kSm r,''D' CU,1H. -"(I2.5ii; lambs,
fi iiiv"11' car eWes and wethers, $7.75;
. nuuo-neceinu, 3 km heart: market irw.
P'Kher; atata and Pennsylvania hogs, $6.40
Kansas City Lire Stork Mnrket
rvAiNBAB tilT, July 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,(100 head, including 2.000 southerns
market Steadv to lUc hlerher: chr,lc. .1
-..u uirmni oeri sicers, J4.taKa6.6fi: fa r to
rooa. aa.wni.io; western fed steers, 83.75a
.26; stockers and feeders. K.TT.rSvi 2S- .i,fh-
l7,m?t".?, W-764-: southern cows, S2.00
T iv-sS 7. w 1, .ff t"'0 native heifers,
eo.Hu.vo, uuim, i.iwt(o.i6; calves,
r l-AMBS-Recelpta, 8.000
iin,y. u." an.a """tl native Iambs,
36.0W).26 western am n if. ttuaa
VZ!V yffU!BJf?A.Mett'i T."l dipped
lj rvbi j ,'""' "'. i"i clipped sheep,
" ' ururu, a.WJtU1.llu.
St. Ial Lire Stock Market.
SJ-i.1'.8, iJi'!y C ATTLE-Recelpta.
1500 head, ncludlng 600 head Texans: marl
nei 1UC nigner; native shipping and exnort
sneer, m.wub.bu; dressed beef and hutcher
?7T"' K (xy6.0; steers under l.OtV) lbs., 83 00
tl r i Ur , ' ,,..1. . a . n . . . . '
V ; ..T ; . urr- a.itt4.w; cows
7 , . ":. aa.wyo.wi; canners, ri.rsWi.OO
miii i.ovaa.io: calves. 83.60ra7.Ou; Texas
hefersnrtS23,,Mer, CW"
HOGS-Recelpt 6 OCO head; market
f.1?""1 P'!1 and HaThta, 85.9OQfl.10; packers.
a,irru.w; outcnera and best heavy. 65.75
5.00.
SHEEP
AND
LAMBS Receipts, S.500
urau. maraei sieaay; native muttons, 83.75(W
4.60; lambs, Sr,.0trri6 50: culls and buckf, 82 50
4H00; atockera. S3.76(d4.16; Texans, S3Vg4.75.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.742 head; market steady to loc
niKner; natives. 13.71(03.60; cows and heifers
fl Mu4.50; stockers and foeders. 12. 75.1(4. 15.
1KX18 Receipts. 4.7H5 head! nurii.i k.,u
higher: light. 85 .7o4t5 75 : medium and henw
S5vu6.70: bulk. 85.657(5 724
BHEEP AND LAM RA Recelnta lit
head; market dull to weak and 10c lower'.
Slonx City Live Mock Market.
BIOUX CITY. Ia.. July 26. (SDaclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt a, 800 head. Mar
ket 10c higher; Blockers steady; beeves,
S3.75I&5.10; cow, bulla and mixed, 8i60j
4.10; stockers and feeders, $--uV(j3.60; calve
and yearlings, Sl.6tVii3.50.
HOGS Receipts. 6.AO head. Vlarket Ae
higher, selling at S5.45'd5.6',4; bulk of sale.
S5.5uut60.
8toeirv la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8.M8 10.710 6 24
Bloux City duo 5 2t)
Kansas City ll.O") 9.'Vi0 8 000
Bt. Joseph 1.742 4 7:i5 2 247
Bt. I-oui 2.5'JO 6.1KJ0 S.ouu
Chicago 14,000 18,ii00 18.0U)
Totals
.83.910 62.035 38.133
Sugar and Molaaaes.
YORK. July 26-SUOAR-Raw,
fair refining. 3 ll-16c; centrifugal,
4 1-loc: niulasses sugar. 3 3-l'c:
NEW
steady;
H6 test,
refined quiet; No. 6, 4.ft'c; No. 7 . 4 63c; No
8, 4.46c: No. 9. 44oc; No. 11. 4.00c; confec
tioners A, 6 (6c; mould A. 5 56c; cut loaf,
dIsjc; cruwnea, shoi-; powdered, 5.30c; gran
Ulsted, 6.2c; cubes, 6.45c.
mdi.AoS1.s- Dull; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 2Saiiuc.
NEW ORLEANS. July 28 SUGAR
Quiet: open kettle centrifugal. 44''(l'c;
centrifugal white. 4 15-16ru l-lc; yelliw,
44c; econd, 4'aSc.
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle. J3'1:c;
centrifugal. 6vjl4c. Byrup. nominal, 3'ic.
Evaporated Apple anal Dried Frail.
NEW YORK. July 28. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market la firm on a niodiate
Jobbing demand: common tn giod nr
ouoted at 444j'Ac; prime. 6 a 64c; choice,
6"7c; fancy, 740.
DRIED FRCITtVprune are unchanged,
with ti e tone firm and voaat advice lull,
lali. Quotations range from 3c tu (c for
apot supplies in the local niaikl. Aprl-
ta nriAr;
ki.k rT'"';1?!'1 ""' nMla: market 643IO0
higher; top 85.80; bulk of sales, 85,74rSoT5'
heavy. B.656.724: , .K'kers. S6.70fl5.aol ufgg
and lights, S5.674fiB.77'A. 'v-".
cots are about steadv on spot, with fhlco ,
quoted at 9-liVk-; rittr i holce. 1044111c;
fancy, 12 Hit Ik'. Peaches are unchanged,
with choke at VMi 1ov4o ; e'r choice, lt4W
104c; fancy, UWflUc. Halslne continue
vei y quiet; loose Muscatels sre quoted at
44''sv,c: seeded, 54Uti4c; London layers,
11 KM 1.16.
OMAHA W IIOl.KiAl.L K ARKRT.
Condition of Trad and Qaolatlnna on
ttaple and Kaney Produce.
Et'lOS Receipts, fair; market, eteady;
can.ll-Hl stock. I4c.
LIVE IMl'LTHT-Hens. 94c; roosters,
-T;c; turkeys, 1211 16c: ducks. ei spring
ducks, 10c; spring chickens. HJl.Vc.
Ml"l TKK MaiKet nun; pncaing stocks.
144c; choice to fancy dairy. Ujlac; cream
ery, 2ivfl2ic; prints. I2c.
8UOAH (Standard granulated. In barrela,
85 98 -per cwt.; cube. 86 50 per cwt.; cut
loaf, tt95 per cwt.; No 6 extra C, 66 Ml per
cwt.; No. In extra C, 86.36 )-r cwt. i No. 15
yellow, 8530 per cwt.; XXXX powdered,
W 90 per cwt.
FRESH FISH-Trout. c; halibut. 11c;
buffalo (dressed), 8c; pickerel (dressed), 8c;
white bass (dressed), 12c; sunArh, 6c; perch
(scaled and dressed), 8c: pik. liV; catfish,
15c; red mapper, 10c: rln.tjn. 16c: crapples,
2c; eel. 18c; bullheads. He: black baa. JOo;
Manitoba whltehsh (dresed), 10o; IjU .Su
perior whlteflsh (dressed). 12c; frog leg
fer doa , S60: lobsters, green, 27c; boiled
ohstera, 30c. ahad roe, 45c: blueAsh, 80.
HAY-Prlces quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice, 87; No,
1. 88 60; No. 8, 36: coarse, IS. These prlcea
are for hay of good color and quality.
BRAN-lVr ton. 318.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
OR ANGE8 Valencia, all alaes 84 78400.
LEMONS-Llmonlern, extra fancy, 270,
800 and 31 allies. 3S.00ji 10.00; fancy, 170, 800
and 3S0 aicee, 18 00.
DATES Per box of 80 1-lb. pkgs., 82.00;
Hallowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per lb. 5o.
FIOB California, per 10-lb. carton. 75t
85c; imported Smyrna, four-crown. 12c; Ova
crown. 12c.
BANANAS Per medlumi-alaed bunch, $1.71
125; jumbos, 32.8O3.0O.
FRUITS AND MELONS.
FEARS Bart let t, par 50 lb, box, 8J.7S.
PLUMS Calllornla, per 4-basket crate,
SI. 1 071
PEACHES Texas Elbertes, per 4-basket
crate, 7fc; Cullfornla Ireestonea, per 25
Ih. boat. 11.00.
C.NTAL,OUFES-TexftA. rr crate, 83 0";
California, per. crate, ponies. 32.00!ri 50;
California, standards, 36.00.
WATERMELONS -Aluha ma. Sweets, 254
40c euch: crated. 14c per lb.
RASPBERRIES Red. box of 24 pta., 82 00.
BLACKBERRIES Case tt 24 qta., 31.78
tJ2.00.
WAX BEANS Per H-bu. basket, 35836o;
Btrlng beans, per 4-bu. box, 2ofi35o.
POTATOES New, per bu., 258.16o.
BEANS Navy per bu , 82,00.
CAULIFLOW ER Home grown, per crata
of 1 doa . 60e.
CUCl'MilKKS-Per dc.a., 25c.
TOMATOES Tennessee, per 4-basket
crate. 85c.
CABBAGE Home grown, In crates, par
lb, 140.
ONIONS-Home grown, yellow, red and
white, 2c per lb.
BEETS New, per bu., 76c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick. 14c; Wisconsin Umberger, 15c; twins,
124c; young Americas, 124".
NUTS walnuts, io. 1 son sneus, new
crop, per lb., loc; nard aliens, per 10., i.ic:
No. 2 sort sneus, per id., i-c; rto. a nam
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb..
12c; imall, per lb., 10c; peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted peanuts, per lb.. c; cnin waiouie,
per lb., 12ul34c; almonds, soft shells, per
b.. 17c; hard shell, per it., 10c; sneuoara
hickory nuts, per bu., tl.76 large hlcknrr
nuts, per bu., 11.50. .
HIDKO NO. 1 green, oc; fvo. a arnn,
7c; No. 1 salted. 9c; No. i salted, 80;
No. 1 veal calf, 10c; no. I veal cair, c; ory
aalted, 7tfl4c; sheep polta, 25tfl.OO; nora
hides, tl.o0t3.00.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions.
The ranste of nrlces paid In Kanaaa City
aa reported by the Edwards-Wood comany,
110-111 uoara 01 traae duiiuiuk, w.
Artlcleal Open. High. I Low. I Cloaa.l Yee'y.
Wheat i
July...
Sept...
Dec. . .
I
R04
8"4 8O4 804 80
774 "64 774 774
784 774 .784 T84
50 494 49H oft4
474 464 44 474
. 414 04 . 404 414
274 CT 34 2T4
U80 1J85
13 02 12 82 12 96 12 97
... ........ T 02
7 ' 7 12 -7 15 T 17
7 88 s a a
"Y&" "t'T2" T 80 "fa."
1 1 VS'i.l
764tf.
774
50
Corn-
July...
Sept...
Dec...
474i
414
r4
Oats
Bept...
Pork-
July...
Sent...
12 80
13 02
Lard-
July..,
Sept...
T 20
Ribs-
July...
Sept...
7 85
KANSAS CITY, July I6.-WHEAT-Lower;
July. 794c; 8'Ptember. 774c; De
cember, 784c; cash. No. 2 hard, SOWiTSIo;
No. 8, 7H'"u.lc; No. 4. 76ft79c; No. S red, 83c;
No. 8, 8ta81c; No. 4. Wri'SOc; receipts, 8t
ToRN-Lnwar; July, 49e; September.
464c; December, 4o4'9404c: May, 4040;
cash, No. 2 mixed, 494t'6oc; No. 3, 494; No.
1 white. 62c: No. 3. 514c. ...,
OATS Bteadv; No.. 2 White, S3S334o; No.
2 mixed. 274'(ic. ,
EOOg- Higher; Missouri and Kansas
new No. 2, whltewood cases Included, 15c;
case count, 14c; cases returned, 40 less.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, 88,50
9.00; choice prairie. 85.75(37.00.
RYB Bteady; 63c.
BITTER Steady ; creamery, 154i8a84c;
packing, 15c.
Receipts. Shipments.
...294.40ft 170.4H
... 41.6110 88.400
... 20.010 AOOO
Wheat, buahela..
Corn, buahela
Outs
Mllvraakee Uraln Mnrket.
xrtT.WACKF.R. Julv 26 WHEAT No
1
northern. II lltil 12; No. 2 northern, 81.08J
1.10; September, 84c bid.
RYE-Hlgher; No. 1, 764e- . .
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2. 63c; sample, 41
350c. . .
CORN Lower; September, Mo asked.
Liverpool Gratia Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. July 28. WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futures, quiet; July, nominal;
September. 6s 84d: December, Os 74d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, Ea
S4d; futures, quirt; July, nominal; Sep
tember, 4s 104d.
YOUNG GIRLS ARE RESCUED
Two Yoanc Women ot Tender Ago
vrltk Conaort Land la Costodr
of Police..
William Maloney, alias William Manning,
of 1603 avenue C. Council Blufta, waa ar
rested Tuesday evening by officer Bhlelde
at the house of Jennie Martin, 822 Dodge
atreet. With Manning at the time of the
arrest were two young women who gava
their name aa Margcret Plnhero and Mar
Hall, of 1616 and 1523 avenue C. respectively.
Council Bluffs. Until the case could be In
vestigated Manning waa charged with pro
curing, but a complaint of being an In
mate of a disorderly nous was filed against
him In police court.
Judge Berka will pass on the caae Thurs
day morning. The young women wera
placed In charge of Matron Anderson until
their parents could be notified. The HaU
girl aaya ahe la but 16 yeara of age. Man
ning maintains he had 110 wrong design!
In taking the yonug women to the Martin
house of tllfame.
Edwards-Wood Co.
1 1 "terrors tea 1
Haiii Offlcgi Fifth aad R aborts StrgaU
ST. PAUL. riiHH.
t EALIRI I M
Slocks, Grain, Provisions
Ship Your "Grain to Us
Branch OiMce, llO-lll Board of Trad
Hid., Omaha, Neh. Telephone 8SI4.
212-214 Excnange Btdg., South Omaha.
Bell 'Phone 216. Independent 'Phon S.
UNITED COPPER COMPANY
Common Dlv. No. 1.
Tha dlrectora of the United Copper Com
pany have declared a regular dividend of
4 of one per cent and an eilra divldsnd of
4 of one per cent, making 1 per cent or 11
ier share on the common stock of the
I nlted Copper Company, payable July 81.
19 i.
Books close July 20. !Ki6, at 3 p. m. and
reopen August la'. 195. at 10 a in.
AltTHl It P. IIKOZI',
Vic aVraaudau,
81 Naaaau St . New York,
July 10, 19u6.