TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE! SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1005.
1
i
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Earish Sentiment Prevaili in All Linet
of Cereals.
PRICES IN GENERAL RULE ECSIER
Lara; Estimated Receipts for Satar
day OtTseta !)erthwitra Raima
Raat Svar Makes tommii
alea Baalness ganaller.
OMOHA. July 28, 1906.
With only fair caah (1 em and and heavier
receipt expected y. morrow than la usual
on baturday, wheat developed a bearish
tendency. Heavy ruins last nignt In Mlnne-
aota and Dakota, responsible tor a
little better prieea early In the mornlns.
Iiut the tendency waa checked by reporia
of fair wcatner today. July cloaed at 86c,
H pu tuber at S6c and December at 86e.
vltli very favorable weather lor coin,
futurea In that (train were steadied by an
nlve cash demand and pricea were oft
bUHit c. July closed at 64-ic; old July at
b4'c: b-ntc-n.l,er at 62c: old September at
t'U&-"c; December at 46tf4o)o, aud Old
December at 47c.
Data continued to decline and flalahed
U'ulc below xestoiday. July cloned at
2-,c; September at 2&c, and December at
24eC.
A week ago the Omaha commission
houses were doing an enormoua bualueaa
In wheat. In the lust few daya It haa
fallen off. In aomn cases aa much aa 60
per cent. Thin ltr due to conflicting ruat re
port from the northwest, which put the
traders on the anxioua seat and make them
afraid to open new rienla. The report are
attributed to the northwestern bull Inter
est, who are said to lie trying to kill tha
crop and flimflam the trade. Several of the
largest Chicago commission houses aav
their business ha fallen off 60 to 80 per cent
in ins utsi weea.
Argentina wheat shipments for last week
were 2.456,000 bushels, or 92,(ino bushel more
than the week before and more than 1,000,.
OiM bushels over the same week last year.
Corn shipment from Argentina were 8.499,-
wi Dunnem. a uecrease or Z44.0W nusneis.
The cash demand yesterday at Minne
apolis was joor. Millers from that place
are now In the Southwest, buying In com
petition with Chicago house, and It Is
likely that a libera! volume of southwest
ern wheat will move toward Minneapolis
In a few day. The tiewa cornea from
Minneapolis that Jones In to be out shortly
with a very bullish report on wheat. The
government monthly crop report, to be out
August 10, will be Issued at noon. Instead
of afternoon. This Ih to enable American
markets to get ahead of European mar
ket. Liverpool closed with wheat unchanged
to d lower and corn d lower
Omah-. Cash galea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 67 lbs., 1 car, tie.
CORN No. 2, 1 cat, 4ic; No. 2 yellow,
car, 49c.
OAT8-N0. X white, 1 car, 28c; No.
white, 1 car, 28c.
Omah Cash Prlrea,
WirEAT New No. J nurd, 822c; No.
1 narn, kic: no. 4 nara. 74j7nc.
CORN No. 2, 4Sc; No. J, 48e; No. 4,
47ft4Sc; no grade 4347c; No. 2 yellow,
4:i',c; imo s yeuow, c; rto. 1 white, 600
No. 3 white, 49c.
OATB No. 2 mixed. 2Sc; No. 3 mixed
27c; No.' 4 rnlr.ed. 27c: No. 2 white, 29V4c
No. 3 white, 29c; No. 4 white, 28c; ntn
durrt, 29c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn
2S9
167
n
8
281
205
6
6
Oat.
826
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
Bt. Louis
Mlnaeaaoll Grata Market
The range of prloea paid In Minneapolis,
s reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 .Board ot Trad building, was
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close. Tea'y.
Wheat I f i
July... t 06 1 0
flept... 94fJ!i 94 91 91 93
Dec.i..ll(&l'4 91 88 88j 90
WEATHER IN THE GRAIX BELT
lightly Warmer la Lower Missouri
Valley.
OMAHA, Oct. 28, 190B..
Th weather Is slightly warmer in the
, - lower INI tesourl -raiwy," throughout th Mis
sIsslpDl valley and eastern and southern
states. It Is cooler In the upper Missouri
valley and northwest.
Showers were scattered over the Missouri
valley and west during last - night and
ralna are falling In the upper Mississippi
valley and upper lake region mis morning.
The outlook is iavorame ror rair weal he
In thia vicinity Umlght and Saturday, with
continued moderate temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and pre'
clpltatlon compared with the corresponding
day or tne lasi inree years:
190S. 1904. 1908. 1902.
Minimum temperature.... 64 66 72 67
Precipitation T .00 .22 T
Normal temperature for today, 78 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
T.19 lnchea.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904,
2.44 lnchea.
Deficiency- corresponding period In 1903,
6 41 lnchea.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Incuts,
family. tlSVflH TO; short clear. I1S.0MJ1S 50;
tiK-sa. W ;Mi14.75.
IfiTATfiKS-Urm; southern, gloom .50.
RICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 24$
c; Jspan. nominal.
BL'TTER Kteady j creameries. 10ff20c;
lrl-s. lf.'4jlSc
EO'IS Firm; at mark, canes Included,
:''ii6c.
Mi-.r.tiK-nrm aaisies, iitiuc; twins,
IOVjIOv, Young Americas, irnllc
roi:LTRT-l.lvf, steady; turkeys, iviim;
chicken, 12c; springs, lie.
Chicago Receipt Wheat. 2t car; corn,
260 cars; oata, 826 cars; cattle, 6.000 held:
hogs, 23no head. Estimated tomorrow:
Wheat. 217 cars; corn. 210 cars; oats. 388
cars; hogs, 24.000 head.
CHICAGO GRAIS ASD PROVISIONS
Fea tares of tfce Trading- and Closing
Prlrea oa Bears of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 28. A weak market here
oday resulted from profit-taking, following
rejxjrts of exoellent condition of winter
wheat. At the close wheat for Peptemtier
delivery was off lViftlSc. Corn Is down e.
urns snow a loss of ftc. provisions are
practically unchanged.
Tiie wneat market was rather weak irom
the start. Initial quotations on September
eng a snane nigher to 1U'o lower ai imt
Si17c. One factor that contributed to bear-
sh sentiment was an Increase In local re
ceipt, arrivals here today being 2l car, of
which 92 cara were of contract grade,
t'nder general selling September went off to
t""ia. Sentiment then became bullish for a
time and price made a fair recovery, tep
tenibcr advancing to 87V The chief rea
son for the upturn was a report made by a
Minnenpoll crop expert regarding aamaga
to spring wheat by black rust. This au
thority summed up the situation by stating
that the oron in the rust afflicted district
I already reduced one-half, both In quality
ana yield. Report from orner sources.
however, save a more optimistic outlook
for the new crop. The market soon experi
enced a sharp break and for the remainder
of the session extreme weakness prevailed.
Additional reason for the weakness waa
the liberal movement, primary receipt a
being 1,239.000 buahels, compared with 693.000
a year ago. The market closed at tne low
est point of the day, with September at
Kc. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to TS.Ofio1 bushel. Export for the
week, as shown by Bradstreet's, were equal
to Hrt4,0i)0 bushel. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipt of 126 car
against 217 last week and 229 a year ago.
r.xceueni crop prospeci cauea nesvy
selling of corn, resulting In a weak market.
Lower price at Liverpool aided the bears.
The market closed weak, with price nt the
lowest point. September opened SQVj
lower at 2H.fii;2c. sold between C2VuUo
and closed at fcJ'ic. Local receipt were 260
cars, with 64 of contract grade.
ihe oata market waa innuencea 10 a
great extent bv the weakness of corn and
Wheat. Another factor, however, that bad
weakening effect was an unexpected In
crease In local receipt. The close wo s at
the lowest point of he session. September
opened He lower nt 28c, sold between 28c
and 2Nc and closed at 28c. Local receipt
were a6 cara.
Provisions were steady on fair demand
from packer. The demand was chiefly for
lard and ribs. Most of the selling was by
longs. At the close September pork wa
unchanged at IIS. 15. I.ard was off 24o at
27.27V4. Rib were uo 2 Wo 5c to 17.97.
hJUlmated recelots for tomorrow: wneat.
297 cars; corn, 210 cars; oat, 888 car; hogs.
io,'ju neaa.
The leading futurea ranged as follows:
Ramor of Corablaatloa oltk Vnloa III
I-aolUe -end. It I s to 1T5 !-- C1Tlla- j 'n0-
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close. Tea'y,
25
78
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
tJuly
Uuly
tSept.
IBept.
Dec.
Oats
July .
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
SHt.
Oct.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Ribs
S-pt.
Oct.
ftrtUI
8r,r?
187 V
'64f H
52V5M
,46'
2914
IS 12H
18 17H
T 27H
7 87Vi
7 92
8 00
87
87
88'H
6314j'H'
63
45
29H
29 I
30
13 2:
13
22H
17VJ
7S2H
7 40
8 00
86
bt
644l
86 SCM
80 RflViifcl
86H.87''U'
6414
B44
64
64
o.Sits 63H--U
621! 62V
28T41
28
2SV4,
3k
2'
2M.I
13 12'
13 1
7 27
7 3a
7 K
' 7
29 V.
28
28
30V
13 16
13 12
7 27
7 37
7 97'
s 10
63
46
20
2i
80
13 IS
13 07
7 30
7 37
7 96
7 97
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Yarket it Broader and More Animtted
Than for Coniideralila Time.
NEW RECORD FOR ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Money Rates Remala
Eaay.
reserve shows: Available cash balance.
l.613,l73i rokl coin and bullion. t4;,064,fei.
RETORT Or THE CI.B4RIJO HOUR
Traasactleaa ( tk AmmIi Boak
Porta ! Week.
NEW TORK, July 28 -The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bonk clearing at the principal cities for
the week ended July 27, with tne percentage
of lncresso and decrease as compared Witt)
me vurrespunoing weea lasi year
New York
Chicago
Boaton
Philadelphia ...
St. Louia
Plttaburg
San F'ranclBco..
Cincinnati
.Baltimore
Kansaa City ...
New Orleans ...
Minneapolis ....
Cleveland
Louisville
Detroit
Milwaukee .....
OMAHA
Providence
Los Angeles ...
Buffalo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Memphis
St. Joseph
Richmond
Denver
Columbus
Seattle
Waehlngton ....
Savannah
Albany
O....
NF7W TC-SlK. July 28 The creeping up
ward movement of prices which haa been
In progress for several davs flared ud Into
a flash of speculative spirit todaar and the
siot a market waa broader ana more ani
mated than for a conslderble time. The
sales effected In the two hours to noon
equalled the maximum for a whole day re
cently. Thereafter there was a decided
falling off In activity and some hesitation
In pursuing of the holding acquired In the
early jart of the day. ,
The unward movement was not expected
by any Immediate event and seemed to re
sult rather from a crystallization of confi
dence which haa been gathering from day
to dav. The movement continued largely
professional and there was evidence of ma
nipulation here and there In the volatile
rise of closely held stocks of which llttlo
Increase of the supply In the market results
from a bidding up of the price. The very
large occasional transactions In some of
the market leader of which tne market
supply Is large also suggested a process of
rhurnlna riestirneri for effect tinon the mice
or upon the sentiment on observers ramer : ' nna, vre
i . . v .. 1 ... 1 t -. L. ....... ' r.irt WnrtH
limn iui inn auuuiiium imu in hm n. .,.,- i - v.. - w. ...
mission houaea, however, reported an ap-
rreclable Increase In orders from miscell
aneous source, presumably of less highly
speculative origin.
The tone of the bond market was also
senalbly Improved and the broadening of
tne demand ror inveatment in inai Depart
ment Is cmsidered of good augury. Of the
high grade investment stocka ueiaware,
Lackawanna & Western waa conaplcuous
for an advance for a new record price at
404. The confident absorption of Illinois
Central constituted an effective leadership
for the market and this stock also touched
record price at Ii5. Humor 01 a com
bination with Vnion Pacific were held to
account for the rise. There were some lag
gard In the early movement among tne
niot conspicuous stocks In the market, but
most of these responded later to the pre
vailing upward tendency and were effective
In sustslnlng the tone of the market after
the Influence of the earlier strong features
had commenced to wane.
The estimates of the week's currency
movement show the running In favor or
New York and mnnev rates remain easy.
The advance In Ixmdon money rates Is at
tributed to the month-end requirements ana
foreign exchange waa weak here again, of
ferings of bankers' bill against borrowing
abroad forming a feature in that market.
Attention ws attracted to the offer of the
secretarv of the treasury to stimulate bank
note issues by receiving Philippine bonds
as security fon government deposits pro
vided the government bonds released are to
take out circulation. This la a reminder of
the imminence of the crop-moving demands
for currency and of the meagre resources of
th. irmanrv for helnlns to supply the de
mand In accordance with the custom of pre
vious years. The market ciosea rainer
quiet but firm. . .
Bonds were strong. Total sale, par
value, IJ.4E4.000. Tnlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The quotations on the New Tork Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
8ales.Hlgh.L0w.Clow.
No. 1 tOld. tNew.
Cash ouotatlons' wefW as follows
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 24. n
4.40: straights. M.OOtnM.20; spring patents
$4 85-56.40; straights, 83.60tf4.85; bakers, 82.40
3.40.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 81.O4H.10; No. 8,
86efitl 06; No. 3 red, 88e8fcC .
r CORN-NCv 2, 6c; No. 2 yellow, 'K9
OATS-No. 2. 2918'SOc; No. 2 white," 2B0
80c; No. 3 white. 28'ff30.
RYE No. 2, 68S60c.
BARLEY Good feeding. 87 38c; fair to
choice malting, 42fr46e.
SEEDS No. 1 flaxi:.ffl; No. 1 northwest
ern. $1.39. Prime timothy. 13.1533.20. Clover,
contract grade, 12.76i8n3.00.
PROVISIONS Meaa pork, per bbl., HS.OSft
13 10. Lard, per 100 Iba.. 7.164,117. Short
ribs sides (loose), tf.M.te. Short clear
sides (boxed). I7.87J8.00. ,
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were as follows:
fteceiprs
Stations.
Ashland, Neb.
Auburn. Neb....
Columbus, Neb.
Kalrbury, Neb..
Fairmont. Neb..
Or. iHland, Neb..
Hartington, Neb. 80
Oakdale, Neb.
umana, iseo
Tekamah, Neb...
Carrol), la
Clarlnda, la
Blbley, la
Sioux City, la...
Storm Lake, la.
62
61
69
611
6
64
62
67
64
61
68
64
69
68
67
.01
.00
.64
.00
.68
.00
.14
.04
T
.00
.00
.00
.00
T
.00
Sky.
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloar
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. ot Temp. Rain,
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago, 111
CoIuiiidup. O
Des Moines. Ia...
Indianapolis, lnd.
Ktuisus City, Mo.
v Minneapolis
Omaha, Neb
bt. Loula, Mo....
L. A. WEL8H.
Local Forecaster.
28 78 62 .10
17 84 60 T
13 70 62 .02
11 82 64 T
20 84 06 .06
29 72 66 .62
16 82 60 .10
II 80 66 , .60
Shipments.
81.300
914,000
847.300
226.400
1.900
11,800
Flour, bbls , 13,700
Wheat, bu 2X6,300
Corn, bu 226,000
oats, uu.. j, 4.1 00
Rye, bu I.O09
Barley, bu 88,600
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was Arm; creameries, luVtJi'JOc;
dairy. 16-fn8c. Eggs, Arm; at mark, rases
Included, 16c; firsts, 17c; prime firsts. 18c;
extras, 20c. Cheese, ateady, lOH'Ullc.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Prortaloaa.
The range of otice paid Irt Kansas City
as reported by the Edwards-Wood company,
110-m Hoard 01 Trade Dunaing, was:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat f
July... 804 So 80, . 80 80
Sept... 77ft, 78 76 76 77
Dec... 7V) 79 77 77 79
Corn
July... 4 49 48 4S 49
Sept... . 46 45 45 46 45
Dec... 38 3f ii . 88 3a
Oata
Sept... 27 67 26 2 . 26
Pork ' .
July... 12 95 12 95 1! 92 12 92 12 93
Sept... 12 00 18 10 13 00 13 07 13 03
Lard
July 7 07
Sept... 7 82 7 26 722 722 720
Rlba
Sept... T87 790 787 790 787
A
MSW YORK GEKERA& MARKET
Quotations of tbo Day aa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 28.-FLOUR-Recelpta,
,Wa bbla. ; exports. 7.43 bbla. ; sales, t.lioO
NEW YORK, July 27. FLOUR Receipts,
1.8u bbls.; exjporta, 2.066 bbls.; anlea, 6.60O
pKga.; market quiet and unchanged; winter
patents. l.;ewi.(Xi; winter stralslus, UMit
4.76; Mfhuesoia patents, ISfuruuuo; winter
extra, 1 lOiiiStw; Minnusota bakers, IJ.io'tf
4.1 j; winter low aiades. l3.iai.6o- Rye
flour, steady; sales, 400 bbla; fair to good.
42JQ4M; choice to fancy, H 6uyt'.
t'tjHNMEAL Steady: white arid yellow,
$1 SO;, coarse, tl.lftl.ltt; kiln dried, 83.06.J.ia
BARLEY Nominal; feeding. 46c, c. I. f.,
N' York; mulling, 4o52c. c. I. f . Buffalo.
RYB lnill; No. 2 western. 76c, aaked,
C. I. f.. New York.
WH FAT-Receipts rfl.ooobu.: spot rr- Het
; No. 1 red, nominal, elevator; No 3
ret. t. v i- o. b., ui.oj.ii No. 1 hot ...urn
Duililh, l.lt. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 north
ern Manitoba, nominal, f. o. b., afloat; op
tions opening weaker on better northeast
weather news, hardened on a renewal of
bullish ruat and other crop newa. Weakneaa
developed axaln In the last hour under
liquidation impelled by a bearish Modern
Miller report and last pricea showed lc to
4c nt loss, July being the weakest. May,
M-tliiV, cloaed at 92c; Julv, (&3e.
clot-J Kic; September. 9 13-16Bs9c. cloaed
to'if; December, 9lS(i3c, closed at 91c.
CORN-Kecclpta, bu.; cxiKirts, 9.34
bu.; salea. 6o.uu) bu. ; futurea, 2U.U0O spot:
S)ot niarket easy; No. 2. ale. elevator, and
61c f. o. b., alloat; No. I yellow. 81; No. t
white. 61o. Option market was more ac
tive and weaker owing to good weather,
easier cables and liquidation, closing Vii
Ve net lower. July cloaed at 61c; Sep
tember, 5",tj6c. dosed at 69c.
OA Td Receipts, IS uo bu.; exports, 465
bu.; spot market eaay; mixed oata, 36 to Hi
pounds. 84iS4c; natural while, 30 to 82
pounds, Ofi37vj clipped white, 84 ta 44
pounds, 3-ti41c.
FKfc.D vjuict; apring bran, $17.35; July
ahlpment inlddUna. 117 60.
HAY Quiet; ahlpplug, 066o; good to
choice. 7atoc.
HOPi-Klrin; common to choice, 2ig34c;
elds, lodltc. Paclna ooaat, IK04 crop, 22
2tc; lfca crop, Italic; ol.la. lotl 120.
HIDES Unlet. Oalveslon, M to 2 lbs.,
t; Texas dry. 14 to 80 lbs., 18r.
l.KATH KR Steady; acid. HnJnc
TALLOW Finn; rlty. 4i4c.
I K.jVltilONS lift-1. steady; family, 111.50
2ii 'v; mess, mii ii.isi. neer cams. U1.K0
ti.bu; packet. Ilo.i.'w 11.00; city extra I mil
hum. .j ju ou. t ut meats, steady: pick
led bellies, itil0.bO; pickled sliouldera,
lobXjtuO; nlckled hams, 10.5-4ll.tA. lird,
firm; western stemmed. V Jo; rt flned
r.rm; conllueot, 87 85; South America,
comuuuiid, li-fcigXA ; furk. . Hrui
3, 464c; No. 2
white, 32933c ; No.
timothy. $S.S043fl.OO;
KANSAS CITY, July 28 WHEAT Mar
ket ateady: July. 7V. c: September. 76c
December, 77c; cash. No, 2 hard. 81(9
3c: No. 8, txuwic; no. 4, 7&078c; No. 2
red. ISSc: No. 3, 81682c; No. 4, 76a$0c; re
ceipts, xn cars.
CORN Higher: July, 48c; September, 46
46c; December, 8c; May, 39c; cash,
No. Z mixed, 4Mo; no.
white, 6lc; No. 8, 60c.
OATS Steady; No. 2
2 mixed. 27m .Ho.
HAY Steady; choice
choice prairie. So 606.75
RYE-Steady, 63c.
EOUS 8teady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whllewood cases Included, 15c; case
count 14c; cases returned, c less.
H I TTTER Steady; creamery, 1618c;
packing, uo.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 314. 0 171. 90
Corn, bu 26.0 JS.i0
Oats, bu 2S.0UO 4.000
St. Loals beasral Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 28 -WHEAT-Iower
No. 2 red. caah. elevator, nominal; track,
86(J87c; September, 81f81c; December,
Uy; No. 2 hard, 839c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 caah, 63c; track
54'ciu4c; September, 5ta5oc; December,
427c.
OATS Lower; No. 1 rash, 29c; track, 28
C2c; July, 2c; September, 27c; No. I
white. 33VbS4c.
FIX5VR Steady; red winter patents 84 80
tit 50; extra fancy and straight, 83.904.10;
clear. 83 '03. 4a
SEED Timothy, steady; spot, 32 40SS.75
new. 13 60. ,
CORN MEAL Steady, 32.70.
PHAN Easy; sacked, east track, 7116720.
HAY Steady ; timothy, 89.OotfU.00; prl
rle. 87 6otl06o.
IRON COTTON TIES 95c
RAUOlNil So,
HEMP TWINK-4HC. '
PROVISIONS Pork, eaaler; Jobbing
813.27. Lard, easier; prime ateam, 86.72.
Iry aalt meaia, ateady; boxed extra aborts,
17.87; snort clears, t."- Macon, ateady
boxed extra ahorta, 88.62; clear rlba, 89.12
Short clear. I1V4.
l"OCLTRY Steady; chickens, 10c
springs. 12c; turkeys, 13c; ducks, 7So
geese. 6"73ViC'
Adam Ex
Amal. Copper
Am. Car & F
. do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Am. Ex
Am. H. & L. pfd
Am. Ice
Am. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Am. Locomotive
do pfd
Am. Srnelt. & Refng.
do pfd
Am. 8ugar Refng...,
Am. Tobacco pfd ctf,
Anaconda M. Co ,
Atchison . -
do pfd
Atlantic Coat Line.';
Bait. A Ohio
do nfd
Rronklvn- R. T...
Canadian Pacifies
Central of N. J.,
Che; A Ohio ....
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
rhl. Ot. Western; ....
Chi. & N. W
C, M. A St. P.........
Chi. Term. & T. ......
do pfd
C. C, C. St L
Colo. Fuel & Iron ....
Colo. A Southern ....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ....
Corn Products
do pfd
Del. A Hudson
D.. L. ft W
Den. A Rio urande...
do Pfd
Distillers' Secdrltle..
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d Pfd
Oeneral Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd ..
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do prd
Louis. A Nashville...
Manhattan 1.
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central
Minn. A St. L....
M. St. P. A S. 8. M..
do md
Missouri Pacific
Mo., Kan. A Tex
do nfd
National Lead
do pfd
N. Y. Central ..
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Western..
do Pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
P.. C. C. ot. Ij
Pressed Steel Car....
do nfd
Pullman Palac Car.
Reading
do lt prd
do ?d pfd
Renub'lc Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co..v ...
do pfd
Rubber Good
do pfd
Bt. I.. A 8 F 2d pfd.
St. Loula 8. W
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway ...
do pfd
Tenn. Col A Iron....
Texss A raelfle
T.. St L. ft W
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
V. B. Ex
I. S. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do Pfd
Va. -enroling Chem...
do pfd
Wabaan
30.400
1.900
84
36
700 40
83
35
89
Toledo,
Aiiania,
Salt Lake City
Rochester
Peoria
Hartford
Nashville
Spokane. Wash
les Moines
Tacoma
New Haven
Orand Rapids ,
Norfolk
Dayton
Springfield, Mass.'.'.'.'.'
Augusta, Ga
Evanavllle
Sioux City
Birmingham
Syracuse
Worcester
Knoxvllle
Charleston, 8. C
Wilmington, Del
Wichita
Wllkeabarra
Davenport
Little Rock
Topeka
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Fla
Kalamasoo, Mich....
8prlngfield, 111
Fall River
Wheeling, W. Va....
Macon
Helena
Lexington
Akron
Canton, O..... ,
Fargo, N. D
Youngstown
New Bedford
Kockford, 111
Lowell ,
CiTester, Pa ,
Blnghamton ,
Bloomington, 111....,
Springfield. O
Greensburg, Pa
Qulnoy, ill
Decatur, 111
Sioux Falls, 8. D...
Jacksonville, 111
Mansneia, o
Fremont, Neb
Cedar Rapids ,
tHouston
tQaiveston
Total, U. 8.
lUTTKR-Steady;
dairy, HiiJUo.
EGGS-Higher, 14c.
our. bbl
heat, bu
Corn, bu ...
Oata, bu
Flo
creamery, 15C30c
rase count
Receipts. Shipments
r ow . 60.000
2fc2.0a) n
6S.0uO ls."X
78.000 33,000
loft-159
26,800 . 115.
7 500 '69
.... 13.500 1B5
., loo-Joe-
..;"ll,rr5i
300
SOO
4.600
2,900
400
1,000
H.J73.180.HM,!
1X1.4.19.021
136,096,in
ll.i. l.j
61.018. 968 1
48.H63,2i3:
S2.7bl.213i
2H.077, 4ol
ii.iiia,
23.630.tM)
16.1!a.3
16.918.7441
14 l.H.UfcS;
9.8o.'A9
11.138.n..l
8.224.3S8I
8.212.XHI
.lo.2lO
1.150.0201
6.22,8t5
6.949.442
.6v).5i3
3.672.862,
4.4X6.35
. 4.71u,X)
6.68.ie
4.322.600
6.753.317
6.0Ht),957
4.0cJ,230i
4. J 4,478
9. vo 4 ,n I 1
4,218,1961
4.US6,77-6
2.347.717
3.9U.734;
8.X26.r37
4.464,870
8.4S0,Oi2
2.l,0'
3,770,501
2.160.5291
3.365.247
2.236.32H
2.093.210
1.68.36
1.481.932
1,339.183
1,561.178!
. 1.414.421
1.164,1301.
1.476, .146:
l,684.2t
1.223.312
' 1.394.223
' 9.021.946
1.18,678
1.047.188
. l,036.6h
662,980
. 84H.343,
' ' 8K7.879
" ' 740.391
966,946
647.44-1
744,671
6.13. 91
77.349
701.463
6 18.666!
446.0U0
3'W.ono,
604.8:6
472.140
6.643
: 612.951
4:'9.91)6
487.9.)8i
797,4o0i
297,773
892.068'
4U9.492
190.274
286.696
227.550
260.997
. 281.220
- 256.66
496.209
11.767.9741
. 11.364,000
.82.244.626.848
23 0 ...
23.9 ...
14 2 ...
Hi,...
20 7,...
13 li...
36 8
.....
.11..
aa.oi..
61.6 ..
19.8;..
14.9..
1..
22
27.1 ..
62 4...
0,
78 0i
9 3
20.8
"If
19.2 .
28.0...
89.2 ...
i a,...
61 ...
10.0,...
84. Si...
84.6 ...
66....
84. 2...
87.7'...
70. 2...
26.9;...
e.7...
74. 4,...
46.8,...
19.1 ...
67.9 ...
4 ...
42.7 ...
14.7 ...
83. 2...
23. 8...
13.61...
11.3 ...
OMAHA LIVE STOCI MARKET
kttt Etetrt Dime Higher, with Cowl
Stronger.
HOGS SELL LOWER, WITH TRADING SLOW
Reeelpta of goeea aad Lambs Light,
v with Pricea Steady aad a Pet
ter Feeling oa the
Part of Bayer.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 28. 1906.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3. 6.J -1J.5-T
Official Tuesday 4.470 10.115 lO.R'l
Cfflclal Wednesday t.HUl 10.6S3 6,
Official Thursday 2.6:5 10,148 4.721
Official Friday 8.9 1U.T39 2.1
Five davs this week . 15 014 47 144 KR.0O8
Five days last week 18.255 40.822 17,029
Same week before 12.940 2S.773 12,953
Same three wk ago..l3,i;9 63.1M 18.361
Same four weeks ngo....i0.207 6,i8 li,719
Same days last year 4.742 10.347 9.954
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The followlna table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
, 1906. 19t4. Inc.
fttle 4SSU60' 481. 2S8 7.922
1.622,136 L 462.678 69.468
Sheep , 836.748 740,450 94,298
The following tuhle ahnwa tiie averaae
Price of hogs at South Omaha tor the last
several daya, with comparisons;
2).7
64 I
12.4
76.7 .
69.9 ...
14 9 ...
15 2 ...
24.3 ...
22.6 ...
18.2...
6.6,...
22.6 .
'ia'it,
I
6.21..
42.9)..
6.81..
41.2,.
7.4
6.8
68.6
I-
25 8;
25.8
12.5
84.0
7.0
46.4
7.2
2.6
17.1
308.6:
2.4
18.1
16 5
16.6
28.9
11.8
43 3
6.1
12.6
4.2
49.4
61.
81 0
20.7
82.0
Outside New York.... 871.344.993
21.6 ,
19.8 ,
CANADA.
n
38
200 10 10
MIOO 193 192
!,600 404 898
300 82 32
100 86 86
84
74
176
15,500
900
176
19
700
700
900
20
4.6O0
3X)
2.000
i 900
2,000
! 200
4.90
6,600
"e'.soo
400
88.400
4.700
'i.ioo
100
100
46.1O0
1.900
900
9.500
S.3O0
S too
l.OoO
600
61O
1.7O0
10.300
100
1.9O0
0
lO.oon
100
100
100
75.8"0
100
'"ion
8.600
600
94.61 10
51.7'0
300
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Halifax
Vancouver, B.
Quebec.
Hamilton
St. John. N. B
IOndon. Ont...
Victoria, 13. C
Total, Canada.....))
I 25,956.646
17.035.126
... .7l9.042i
. .,. 2,228,4881
' 1.843. 855!
' ' 'I..468
.' ,! 1.796.142
' 1,3x2,868!
:1.1S2,S04
1 " , 914.149
61.143,56$;
46.41..
11.01..
20.31..
21.4 ..
4.0 ..
33.4 ..
19. Oi..
61.3 ..
65.71..
14.9 ..
41.71..
tNot included In totals because containing
orner items man clearings. ,
uaiancea paid in caan.
Hew York Hasty Market.
NEW YORK. July 28.-MONEY-On call
easy, v-(rz per cent; closing bid, 1 per
oeni; ortereo at 1 per cent; time loans.
easy; sixty days, 3 per cent; ninety days,
. per cent; six montns, 3114.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4(24
D " uni tvi rvcuiuoi.ur..!. ..i.u
n , u.vMii.ur i.av iiy.i,vj. v vbiv, nun
actual bualneas In bankers bills at 14.86.60
It.i't.to ror demand and at 84 84.854.84.90 for
sii'iy day bins; posted rates, J4.S&W ana
U.7. Commercial bills, S4.&44.84. a
BAH SILVER Bar, Hc; Mexican dol-
Jar. 46e.
toONDS Government and railroad steady.
Closing quotations on bonds were
V. 8. f. is, sg....ll'JapsB etts 101H
lvatt' H serlM...
..104
So coupon
V. 8. to,, sag
Is eoutioa
V. B. new 4s. ng.
do coupoa
V. 8. oia 4s, rsg.
do eouo&a
An. Tcjscoo a, otts. 1
60 (a, clfa 114
AtrhUoo fen. 4s 104
do sdl. 4s "4
Atlastlo C. L. 4a 11
Jul. a Ohio 4 106i
do (St m. H
Central ot Oa. to 114
do 1st lac MV,
do Id loo H
CtaM. It Ohio 4Vaa..,.lV ,
Chlcsso 4b A. IMS.... ftft
C. U. 4V Q. a. t....li
C, B. I. A f. 4s.... Kin,
do eol. to KW
CCC. A St. L. (. 4S..103W
Chicaio Tsr. 4. Mw
Colondo Mid. 4s 74'x
coie. a so. s
Colo. lnd. is. sat A
.!!' do am. etfa 2
104 X. A N. usl.
131 Majihaiun a. f.
1JJ lllax. Caatrsl
do lat ino
Minn, at Bt. L.
a., K. A T. 4a.
do Is
N. A. H. of M
101 v
.10414
. t7
.10J
, M
s. 4a III
Cat. j yjuB. 11904. 11903. 102. 11801. 11900. 189.
I 22V I I 131 6 801 T 641 I 891
3 73
I 8 U f T 4 8l 4 821
29 I a , a 601 7 621 6 741 6 till I 71
6 26 t 261 7 (41 t 73! 6 08 1 I 73
t 26
ll
t 1-
'!?
ni
8 24' t 261 ( 66) 1 6 791 6 ll 3 83
t 26V I 2 ll A 48 1 761 16 111 8 81
8 88 I 6 1. 8 391 T 62, 8 83l I 8.M
6 18 6 44 7 SO W 1 -
1 t ui I ui ni a U t
I 23
132
n-:
6 38
6 47i
I 63'.,
6 66
6 66
6 02
6 13
t 11
6 16
5 21
19.. 1 6 6J, i 18,
6
6 16
( 16
7 79 6 92 6 04 3 94
7 771 85, 02 4 04
6 1S 4 09
6 (Ml 4 oi
I 3 99
6 02
4 94 1 4 01
4 87 1 4 14
4 991 4 28
4 98l 4 19
8 071 111
6 4i, 6 i 2 7 41, 6 Se. 1 4 4
6 47 a 1 5 18, 7 411 6 ll 6 151 4 86
6 64' 5 O61 6 061 7 63 6 74 6 05 1 4 81
6 69 6 10 7 621 6 68 6 021 4 27
6 68 I 6 10 4 90 D 58, 6 W 4 32
6 19) 4 98 7 63 5 13 i 33
0 hXI 6 04l
H..61U 10( 1 2217 621
3 8.n
7 72
7 761 8 77
6 33 ; 7 72 16 64
i 191 7 Til b 65
S 221 7 '3 M'
I 7 601 6 6Ji
6 22) I & 68.
'Indicates Sunday. Indlcatea holiday.
The official number of cara of stock
brought In yesterday by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, snoep. ti ses
C, M. St. P 3
Missouri Pacific 4 .. 1
Union Pacific 3 30 2
C. & N. W 1 2 .. 1
F.. E. & M. V 12 62 2
C, St. P., M. & O.... 9 U
13. at M 8 38 .. ..
C, H. & Q 3 1
C. R. 1. ot P.. east 8
C, R. I. & P., west 6
Total receipts 34 154 10 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber or head indicated;
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
t ... its im nt ... 1 m
7J 1M ... I 0 M t ... I M
r4 40 ft Ml 7 tJt ... t MVf
M mo 40 I an ' it 111
11 r H ik as !i no ius
t tit IK IM Ill f t 5li
70 I ... I M 71 Ml ao I US
! B0 I HO T 4 t0 I ftS
14 11 so SMI 74 'l ... I Ht
T r7 o t 10 Ik ill af t Its
t it ... lo m tt o I :s
M in , . im ti '.n t I
M ! H IH ft. 141 SO I ITS
71 ItO HIM 14 14 ... I MS
II tt 40 I M A Ill in I MS
M I'M) ... I to T 11 M I U
7 10 i M U 17 ... Ill
T3 t0 1 ) I M 71 ! 40 I I
4 t0 W I to 10 714 40 I 15
71. ...... 14 ... I to ! SIS to I U
71 ft ... I H 14 114 a" I U
7 711 140 I FQ 1 14 to I tt
at Kl 40 I to IM ... U
17 US 40 fj 14. 11 ... 4) M
77 t 40 i t M 1 ... IH
71 Ill 10 t to 14 ill 10 I M
7 t UO t 10 U 1M ... i it
It 140 SO I M 74 11 10 Its
aa i?4 40 1 to 17 too ... iw
M ZM 40 I t W JS7 . . Hi
II H 40 i to) T7 114 4 I 5
U Ml 10 I tt 11 lit ... I 0
7 174 120 I 10 11 Ui ... I to
7 16p7JV: November. '
7 m7 4tr ; Msreh. 7 4.V.J
and June. J 65c. Spot, steady;
8V.C
t"1f7V; lerember.
Me; May. 7..:7 Tts-.
No. 1 Rio,
SHEEP With lighter receipts today there
waa a better feeling in the sheep barn and
while trading was alow and draggy and
Price no better, packer seemed to want
few sheep, which I more than could be
aald for several day. There were only ten
cara oil -alo and the quality waa tairly
good. The market was alow In opening
and very little waa done till well along
toward the middle of the forenoon. Aa
Soon aa the buyers and aellera got together
however, the aheep changed handa some
what freely and stuff was all cleared up
before midday. There waa little change In
the conditions that have been In force for
several days, with the exception of the
better feeling noted above. Price ruled
Justabout steady with yesterday.
Quotations on fat sheep and iambs: flood
to choice spring lfimbs, 36.twvn6.tVV. good to
choice yearling wethers, 84.6txo5.0O; good to
choice wethers, 34 264i4 60; good to choice
ewes. 34.l84.a; cull sheep. I2.uuiil.00.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Oood feeding lambs, 34 6.Vp5.00; good feeding
yearlings, I4.36(i4 60; good feed Irg wethers,
83.8.VtT4.io; good feeding ewes, 32.75i3S.50.
Rebresentntlve Rules:
62 Wyoming ewes
1 Wyoming ewes
444 Wyoming wethers
70
99
4 00
4 00
4 20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle glow Five to Tea Cents Lower
Sheep ateady.
CHICAGO, July 28 CATTLE Receipts,
8.0U0 head, aacludlng l.Otn) Texan. Market
slow; good to prime steers. I7 26ii5.90; poor
to medium, 83.7fvi6.10: Blockers and feed
era, 12604. 86; cows, fl.9tKj4.3K; heifers, 32.00
4)4.85; canners. II. 25626i'; bulla, f2.0otj3.90;
lexas red ateers. S4.10fii4.80.
HOUB HeeetDts. 23.000 head: estimated
for tomorrow, 18,000 head. Market. Mi loo
lower; mixed and butchers, f5.6i'n6.o6; good
to choice heavy, f6.8ifi5.92; rough heavy,
IS. 250:6 40; light, f6.6oru6.06; bulk of sales,
I5.66-u6.S6.
SHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000
head. Market for sheep, steady; forlambs,
26c higher; good to choice wethers, t4.5oU5
6.00; fair to choice mixed, t3.75tS4.26; west
ern sheep, 33. 50(176.00; native lambs, 15. Of
6.85; western lambs, t6.0OUti.86.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour ft Co
Carey & Benton
Lobman & Co
Hill & Son .'..
Squires & Co
Lelghton & Co
J. B. Root & Co
Halstead
Krey Packing Co
Klnger
Other buyers
22
227
439
74
63
48
1
22
63
"1.6S4
2.334
3.314
2,450
2o3
161
3-9
338
437
833
106
251
220
Totals 949 10,763
838
2,781
CATTLE There was a light run of cattle
here today, even for a Friday, only about
thirty-seven cars being on sale. Tnese re
ceipts fall short of last Friday by about
seventy cars and show a decrease of forty-'
three cara as compared with u.e same day
last year. The quality of the receipts was
fairly good and consisted almost entirely of
corn fed cattle.
Owing to the light receipts, sellers had the
advantage and there was a better demand
than there has been for several days.
Buyer wanted the cattle and there was
considerable activity to the trade. - On the
geneial run of steers the market was strong
to 10c higher with the commoner kind
ruling about steady. There is a better out
look for beef and packers were better buy
ers than they have been for several days.
Buyers picked up the cattle right along
and a clearance was made In good season.
There was only a small supply of cows
and heifers here and this accounted mostly
for the activity displayed. Buyers evidently
wanted supplies and went right after the
cattle. There were few. If any, grass cows
offered, the stuff being mostly corn feds.
Salesmen found little difficulty In disposing
of their holdings at prices steady to
stronger, and the cattle were picked up
early.
Bulla, veal calx'es and stags were In about
the same notches as yesterday, the market
being Just about ateady, although feeder
bulla may have been a little stronger.
Stockei and feeder were In good demand
and fully steady, although the comnon
kinds, as has been the case for several
days, were slow to move at the prices.
Representative sales:
Kansaa C ity Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. -Mo., July 28. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,000 head, including 1.000 south
erns; niarket steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, f5.OOiij6.60; fair to good,
84.004(4.90; western fed steers, ft. 750.25;
stockers and feeders, S27?5fr4.26; southern
Steers, t2.tK-o4.60; southern cows, f2.0O4r3.6O;
native cows, f2.tHyfj4.25; native heifers, 83.00
&6.00; bulls, J.'. 0114. 60; calves, f3.60il6.76.
HOU8 Receipts 8,000 head; market Kfj)
7c lower; top. 85.75; bulk of sales. f5.56
tjo.io; neavy, fo.B.virn.6i: packers, fo.ewjj. 10;
pigs and light. 5.5(Vuu 76
HHEEP AND LAM US Receipt. 3,000
head; market steady; native lumbs, f6.00
Ji6.15; western fed lambs, f6.(Vu.16; ewes
and yearlings, ft.OOQfilo; Texas clipped
yearlings, 34.7iVfi-5.26; Texas clipped sheep,
S4.Ouoj4.75; stockers and feeders, f3.60j'4.26.
St. I.onla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 28 CATTLE Re
ceipt a, 1,200 head, Including 650 Texans;
market strong; native shipping and ex
port steers, 14.6V06.76: dressed beef and
butcher steers, f3.5o&6.30; steers under 1,000
riunas, 3.&0j4.; stockers and feeder,
76&'4.00; cows and heifers. f2.00ftj'3.85
canners, 31. 7511-2. 00; bulls. 12.50ia3.75: calves.
f3.5Ti36.60; Texas and Indian ateers, f2.76
a. (o; i-owa ana neirers, z.ii"U3.tiO.
HOGS Receipts, 9,500 head; market lower:
pige and lighta, t5.75iS4l.00; packers, f5.76fjl
o.so; nutcners and best neavy, gj.75BS.90
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 600
head; market steady; hatlve muttons, f3.50
S4.25; lambs, f5.00iij6.00; culls and bucks,
f2 0"ijM.oO; stookers, f3.O0((j.75; Texans, t3.75
OMAH 4 w HOI.KSAI.R HIRKRT,
Coadltloa of Trade aad Quotations oa
Staple aad Fancy Prodno.
EGO (4 Receipts, fair; market ateady;
randled stock. 14c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. c; rooefer.
5p6c; turkevs, l.V15o: ducks. 8c; spring '
ducks. PV; spring chhkens, 14-iIlfco.
lit TTKR-Mnrket firm: nackln atock.
14'c; choice to fancy dairy, 17fll8c; cream
ery, SMr.'lc; prints. 21!r.
81'UAR Standard arnnnlated In barrels.
f 66 pet cwt.; cubes. 88 60 per cwt.; cut
af. i. 95 per cw t ; No. 6 extra C. I ho per
cwt.; No. 10 extra C. 15.35 per cwt.; No. 13
yellow. t6 itrt per cwt ; XXXX powdered.
ffi.po per cwt.
FRESH FISH Trout. 9c; hatlhut, llr;
buffalo (dressed. 8r; pickerel (dreawdV c;
white bass (dressed , lie; sunflah, 4o; perch
(scaled and dressed), 8c; pike. 10c; catfish,
15c; red snapper, ItV; salmon. 16c; crapples,
15c; eels, 16c; bullheads, llr; black baas, toe;
Manitoba wblteflsh (dressed), 10c; l.ske Su
perlor whlteflsh (dressed), 12c; frog legs,
per dos., 36c; lobsters, green, 27c; boiled
lobster .Vc; shad roe, 46c; hlueflsh, 8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
llav Dealers' association: Choice, f7; No.
1, f60; No. 2. ft;; coarse. 86. These priced
are for hav of good color and quality.
BRAN Per ton. tli.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANOES-Valencls. all slsea, t4.75iJ6 00.
LEMONS l.lmonlern. extra fancy, 270,
300 and 360 slses. tSKilO: fancy, 270, and
360 slses. fX.
DATES Per box of SO Mb. pkgs.. f2;
Hallowe'en, In 7o-lb. boxes, per lb.. 6c.
FIUS California, per lo-lb. carton, TRfll
860; Imported Smyrna, 4-crown, 12c; .
Crown. 12c.
11 A N A N AS Per medlum-alsed bunch, tl-71
4J2.26; jumbos. tJ.5Ou.V00.
FRUITS AND MELONS.
FEARS Ftart let t. per 50-lh. box, 12.711.
PLUMS California, per 4-baaket crata,
fl 101 1 35
PEACH E8 Texaa Elbertaa. per- 4-haket
crate, 76c; California freestones, per 25
Ib. box, fl.
CANTALOUPES Texaa, per crate ft;
California, per crate, ponies, fl.OOlj'tSo;
Cnllfornla, standard, ftl.
WATERMELONS Alabama Sweets, 2M9
40c each; rrnted. 1i" per lb.
RASPRERRIKS Red, box of 24 pt. 12.
BLACK FERRI F.8 Cae of 24 qt tl.7ry3i
2.00.
. WAX MEANS Per -btt. basket, 26j35e;
atrlng benns. er -bu. box, ifc.tSo.
POTATOES New, per bu., 26 350.
BEANS Naw. per bu., 12.
CAULIFLOWER Hume-grown, per crate
of 1 dot.. 60c.
CUCUMBERS-Por do . 25c.
TOMATOES Tennessee, per 4-baaket
crate. 55c.
CABBAGE Home-grown, In crates,
lvto.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow, red
wmie, zr per ID.
.UEKiH New, per nu., 7oe.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 15c;
rick, 14c; Wisconsin llmberger,
2c; Young Americas, 12c.
V I ' 1- kJ 11'.. X- BL.I.
rop. per lb.. 15o; bard shells, per 10., 13c;
No. 2 soft sheila, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
hells, per Ih., 12c. Pecana, large, per In.,
small, per lb.. 10c. Peanuts, per in., ic;
roasted, per lb., 8c. Chill walnut, per lb.,
1213c. Almond, oft hells, per lb., 17c;
ard snens, per 10., lac. nneiinara nicaory
uls. per du.. 11.76; large nickory nuia, per
bu., fi.6o.
HIUK8-N0. 1 green, kc; no. 1 green, ic;
No. 1 aalted. 9c: No. 2 alted, 8c; No. 1 veal
calf. 10c; No. 2 veal calf, 9c; dry aalted, 74f
4c: sheep pelts. 25rUfl.00; horse niaea, i.ou
(13.00.
lb.,
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 28.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, ouj neaa; market steady: Texans,
weak to 10c lower; natives. f3.75'(j6.60; cows
and heifers, tl.60ia4.60; blockers and feed
ers, t2 75t9-4.15.
HOGS Receipts, 7.633 head; market 64510c
lower; light, fa 60fJ5.70; medium and heavy.
f5 5(ri5.65; bulk, f5. 5555.62.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 807 head;
ti. Y. C. g. ISas HI
H. J. C. g. ta 114
No. PBOlOa 4a 11)4
do as 71 S
N. A W. e. as IMS
O 8. U Hdg. 4s MH
faas. cooa. m 104
itaadlai gan. 4s. . . . .1UIS
61. U A i. at. a. aa..Us
at. L t I, f. fg. 4a. U
4a.,
L. 4s.,
do pfd . .
lgo
Ex.
Wells-Far
Westlnghouae Elec.
Western union ,
W. A L. E 400 16 16 14 '
Wis. Central 0 24 24 2344
do pfd 61 M"4 1
Northern Pacific 600 204. 204 204
Central Leather 44 424 43
do pfd 1 I0 104 104 1041,
Olasa Sheffield 1.90 86 M 86
Total sale.a for the day. 733.800 aharea.
Kerr York ttlalaar Stoeka.
NEW YORK. July 28. Closing quotations
on mining alooka were:
Adaaas Coa
Alio
Urate
Brusawlrk Coa ..
Coiuainck Tuanal
Coo. Cal. A Vs..
Htirn Silrar
Iras i'War
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Offered.
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to
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.11
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Ontario
Orhlr
PlMMBlS
Potoal
Sanaa
filarrm Navada
Snail Hueaa ..
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laaboard A.
40. Paoldo 4
do lat 4Sa etfa
Jo. Rallwajr to..
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list Colon Paclfio
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Bostoa Stocks aad Bond.
BOSTON. July 88 -Call loana. 2i3 per
cent; time loans, 8464 per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atchison ad), to.,
do as
aital. Ceslral 4a..
1
Aienlaoa
do pfd
Boaton A Albas?...
boaton A Mama..
Boatoa Blsaatsd ...
yuchburg ptd
Maaicaa Caatrsl ...
N V., N. H. A H.
Par Marquatts ..
Uoioa Pactfto
Amur. Arg. Cbobi.
do p'd
Amar. Pnau. Tuba..
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. T. A T
Amar. Wootau
do pfd
Domloloa I. A S...
Bdiaoa Klaa. Ilia...
Uananl Klaotrla
Maas. Blaetrlo
do pid ....
Maas. Uaa ....
laltad rrslt
I'Dltad 8hs ataeh
do ptd
V. 8. Staol
do ptd
tJld. Askod.
.. IT Wast lag. oommoa
..1014 Advantur
.. 1 lAilouaa
. 114 Amalgamated
..loitti-Au.arican Zlno ..
. .101 I Atlantis
..171 Bin(haoi
..lit CI. Heels. ....
..144 ll'oppar Range
.. 1114 fair West
..lul ilxitulDloa Coal ...
.. M irrankila
..IsoV'oraabr
.. U lala Horala
.. to ,Maaa. iaTuilog
.. Mlchigaa
..140 Mohaarh ,
..Ull) lloat. C. C...
..IMS Old Demluioa ....
.. tl Uacaolk ...........
..101 Parrot
.. tl4 Qulsor
141 Stiasnoa ,
171 Teojarmck ,
IV Trinity ,
4i t'nltad Copper ...
aa u. a. Mining
IMVi I'. S. Oil.
u t'uh
Mli virtorla
ia wisoa
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FEEDER.
125 I 11
711 I 13
W0 I U
Loadoa Stack Market.
LONDON, July 2. Closing quotations on
stocks were;
Cosaola, anonej
da aeeoaal ...
Anauooda ..7...
Atehlaua
do pld
M t il N. Y. Central.
IN 7-14 Norfolk W..
... ilk' o .pfd
... Onuuio A W.
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Baltlmor A Ohio 117s, Ra Miaaa
Paorla Market.
PEORIA. July 2S.-CORN-Steady: No,
yellow, 54c; No. J, 64c; No. 4. 63c; no
grade. 52Wc.
OATS-Lower: No. S white, 80ig3iHtr: No.
3 while, new, !c; No. t white, i7c; No.
4 w hiW, t)w, u. . . ,
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, July 28 Hank clearings for to,
day were fl.7v3.78.24. and for the corre
sponding date last year fl.042.34.93.
Trtaaarf Stateaaeat.
WABHINOTON. July 28.-Today s state
ment of the treaaury balances In th gen
eral (odd exclusive of (be fi50,tAiO,ut) gold
..liawiktaadlng
.. MWj do IM ptd
.. K da Id pld
..114 geuthOTB hajlsar
.. 141 da pfd
.. tlw Southern Paella ..
..Ml talon PaeiSe .....
.. 4H do- pld
.. I V. S. HiaeU
. . T7l d pl
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Cultage Ot. W...
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Ex -dividend
SILVER Har, steady. 27d per ounce.
AlONEY-lVo per cint.
The rate 01 ulacoutil in l.e open market
for short bills la 14 per cent; for three
months' bills, lVi1 lA-la per cent.
Taleda teed Market.
TOLEDO. ' July 28 SEED Clover, cash.
f7.70; October, 86.72; LYcerober, 85 72;
August, aislke, ST.ao, prim) timothy.
tl.67.
1... ISO IN 1 1000 I 40
1 1070 1 u 1 1210 I M
1 1180 I 10 1 1020 I 10
li...' 171 I li 8 afci I ti
I H--0 I It 1 IM I 71
It Ill I It- 4 I2 I 71
1 110 I 16 I m I 16
t .....1041 I 11 1 940 I 10
1 HO I IS 1 10M0 I 10
t 740 I 26 4 1104 4 00
I !i 1 12T5 4 00
HEIFERS.
1 450 I 16
1 610 I 16 I
t 0l I 20 1
1 730 t 10 7 ,
BULLS.
1 1040 I 10 1
1 1110 t 6 1
1 1W0 I 20
CALVES. .
1 100 4 00 1
1 160 i 00 1
1 150 6 00
FEEDERS.
f 710 8 00 .
8'1'OCkEHS AND
I tit I 16 I..
1 170 III I..
717 I M 1..
1 710 I 0
WESTERNS.
' K. Faraetrom Neb.
tcowa 816 2 60 2 feeders.. 910 3 60
18 feeders.. 1061 1 65 2 feeders. . 975 3 00
3 feeders.. 1208 3 66 1 steer VMO 4 00
11 feeders.. W 160 2 cows 690 2 50
f cows M 2 50
SOUTH DAKOTA.
68 feeders.. 815 I 70
HOOS There was a sharp break In values
today and conditions were against selling
Interest. The receipts were heavy for a
Friday and on this account packers had a
chance to pound the market for a decline.
Early reports from eastern points were
also discouraging and prices ruled lower.
There were about 144 loads on sale and tha
niarket was very alow In opening, nothing
tl nnv ronaenuence beina dune till well
along In the furenpun. Light welglus were
still In the best demand and on these
kinds the market was about a nlckle
lower. Heavy stuff, However, was not so
much sought after and the decline on
these kind amounted to. about a dime, A
good shipping demand helped trading some.
The bulk of the hoga sold at f5.474(6.62.
Trading waa slow all through, and it was
late before a clearance waa made. - The
general market could best t quoted as
in loc lower.
Representative sales
No.
Sioaa City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. July 28.-(Sneclal Tele
gram. t--Ai tl,k; ttecelpt. 3110 head: mar
ket steady: stockers dull: heevea 41 ifjat
6.10; cows, bulls and mixed, 12. 25114.16;
stockers and feeders, f2.75'r3.75; calves and
yearlings, 2.at"ija.uo.
HOUS Receipts, 6,000 head; market 10c
,"wrrr "eiiing at lo.oWS .60; bulk of sales,
' itoek la Starlit
Receipt of live stock at the six nrinrtnal
nroirni iiiaist'iB yesterday :
Cattle. Hog. Sheeti.
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kannas City ',
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
829
... 800
...1,000
... 603
...1.200
...6,000
10,739
6,000
8.000
7,633
6,900
23,000
2.601
S.O'W
807
600
14,000
..8.932 61.372 21,008
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Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Julv 28.-METAT.H Th.r.
was speculative realizing In the London tin
market and prices were again lower, with
spot quoted at 149 and futures at 147 10s.
Locally the niarket was easv at U2 .Wnf kk
cooper was higher at 68 for spot and
At a 9d in London for futures, hut with.
out further change. London and electro
lytic are quoted at tl5.121j 15.37, and cast
ing m n si';i ia. 00. Lead waa a Shade
lower at 1317a6d In London, but remained
steady In the local market, closing at t4.60-
a. n. opener ciosea at t.-i in 1onJrm, an
advance of about 2s 6d. but remained quiet
ni 3.o.i(iu.w in ino te.ai market, iron was
unchanged at 49s 4d In Olasgow, but about
d lower at 46s 6d in Mlddlestxirough. Lo
cally the situation was without change. No
1 luunciry norincrn is quoted at 16.954il7.00
No. 2 foundry northern, tl5.764ii6.nii: No . 1
foundry southern, tlo.75fil8.76; No. 2 foundry
ruuuiri 11, ia. loiy in. m.
ST. LOL'IS, July 28 METALS Lead,
nriu, ti.uu. opener, steady, 80.40.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 28 WOOL The Commer
clal millet In tomorrow will say of the wool
market: A heavy business, principally In
territory woola, baa been transacted this
week, wool nas been rapidly sulil and se
lections are becoming smaller. Prices are
naruening ana steadily tending against buy
era. The goods market haa quickly re
sponded to the high values of wool and all
manufacturers are elated over the strong
position In which their business Is estab
lished. The foreign markets continue very
strung. 1 iin next aeries or tne London
auctiun aaiea are Slated tor Heptemter 19.
1 he shipments of wool from Boston to
date from December 29, 1904. are 136.712222
pounds, against 130,82.8143 pound at the
same time Uutt year. Receipts to date are
210.843.425 pounds, against 248,110,610 pounds
lor tne amnie pwrioa met year.
ST. LOl lH. July 28 WOOL Steady ; me
dlum grades, combing and clothing, 26$
11c; ngni nne. iiij; neavy nne. Hi:
tub washed, 324942c.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. July 28 - COTTON - Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, 11. tec; mid
dllng guir. 11.00c. Bates, . Dales
BT. LOUIS, July 28. COTTON-Steady
middling. 10o. Sales, none; receipts, 4iO
bales; shipments, 969 bales; stock, 27,026
LIVERPOOL. July 28.-COTTON-8pot, In
moderate aetnana. prices Bios point
higher; American middling fair, 8.45d; good
middling. 41,0, middling. 601; low mid
dllng, 6H5d; good ordinary, 6.67d; ordinary.
5 61d. The salea of the day were In.
bales, of which l.faaj were for Seculatlon
and export and included 6 f Americana
Receipts. 22. pat bales, all American
NEW ORLEANS. July 26 COTTON
Easy; aak-a, 750 bales; ordinary, 7 15-16.1
good ordinary. 9c; low middling, 10c; mid
dllng. 10nc; good middling. I0lb-I6c; mid
dllng fair, llc. Receipts, 2,646; stock
W.XA bales.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, July 28 COFFEE Marks
fur future opened unchanged to 6 point
lower under B-atteruig iKiuidaiion
I-;uropf-an liquidation, and later iiicreaH;
th decline to a matter of 6'aro point a. wh
tlwre was a rally on a continued deman
from Wall street attributed to the Inhume
of bullish Brazilian advices. The rinse
was steady, net, unchanged to 10 point
lower. Hales were reported of 190, tao nag
Including tk-pteuibex, at 71f1.HK; Octvlwr,
Per
and
Wisconsin
16c; Twlna,
Soajar aad Molasses.
NEW YORK, July 28 Sl'OAR Raw,
leadv: fair reflnlnsr. 3 7-16c; centrifugal.
96 test, 4 1-I6tf4 3-32c; molasses sugar, t S-Jbo.
Kennea, unseitiea; no. o, 4.0'. , i-.". 1, t-.wt
No. 8. 4.45c; No. 9, 4.40o; No. 14. 4.05c; confec
tioners' A, 6.06c; mould A, 6.66c; cut loaf.
90c; crusned, 6.90c; powaerea, o.auo; gran
ulated, 6.20c; cubes, 6 46c.
MOLAMBEB i-'tlli; INew urieniis, vptin
kettle, good to choice, 29&.".5o. '.
NEW ORLEANS, July Hi. BttiAit-
Qulet; open kettle centrifugal, 4dT4e:
entrlrtigai wniieB, a iD-itKgo i-ioc; yuuw,
c; seconds, 2t.if8ic. . '
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, 130
26c; centrifugal, 614c.
SYRUP Nominal, 30c.
Oils' aad Roais.
NEW YORK. July 28. OILS Cottonseed,
firm; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow.
29a2'.i;4c. Petroleum, quiet; refined. New
York. 86.90; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
S6.86; Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk,
U.&5. Turpentine, dull, 59Sr0e.
ROBIN Uulet: strained, common 10 gooq.
30. . . . w.r
OIL C1TX, JUiy zo. CJllH v. reuil uai-
ances, 34. 87; certlllcates, no Dio; snipments,
111,730 bbls.; average, 69,044 bbls.; runs, 88.
694 bbls.; average, 67,431 bbls. Shipments
Lima, 64,043 bbls; average, b,4o duis. ; rung
Lima, 60,211 bbl.; average, 48,966 bbl.
TOLEDO, July 28. OILS North Lima 860;
South Lima and Indiana, 81c.
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 28. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 2lc; ex
tra nearby prints, 28o. '
EOX18 llrm: nearby rresn, imc, iobs on.
nearby fresh, 17o at mark; western freah,
17Sjl8c at mark.
IHttoE. firm; iNew xora uu rmanr,
fancy, He; choice, loc; fair . to good,
lotijluc; domestic awlaa, ll(pl4c.
' Milwaukee Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 28 WHEAT Weak;
No 1 northern. 31.11H: No. z northern.
fl. 06fa 1.09; Septemlier, 86o asked.
Kl K Market c lower; rou. 1, oou.
BARLEY-Weak; No. 2, 62ij453c; sample,
404j60c.
COHN-Market o lower; No. I, 66(B
66c; September, 62o bid.
Dalath rala Market.
DULUTH, July 88, WHEAT T9 arrfve,
No. 1 northern, tl.08; on track. No. 1 norm
em, 1.09; No. 2 northern, tl.01; July,
9oc; September, new, o5c; September,
old. 91c. . . '
OAT b TO arnva ana on trara, . . ,
Liverpool Orala Market.
LIVERTOOL. July 2S.-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; future, steady; July, nominal;
September, ea a: uecemoes, oa
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 6g
td; futures, quiet; July, nominal; Septem
ber, 4s Pd. I
Minnenpoll Grata Market. -
MINNEAPOLIS, July IS --FLOUR-PlM
patent, fi.l(Ka.aj; econa """.
tVoo; flrt clear, t4 0ut4.10; second clear.
BKAN-In bulk. tl!.7513O0.
REAL ESTATE TRAPiBFERg.
Deed filed for record July 2B, a rur-
nlshed by tne Mtoiana uuarajnieo ni
Trust comimny, bonded abstracter, 1814
Farnam street, for The Bee:
Ellen L. Harknes to E. M. Whipple,
lot 24, Dlocg s, naraer riaca a
T. 1. Herklnd to 11. Uotcne, lot 0,
block 1. Florence
O. C. Olsetk and wife to j. r. Brown,
lot II,
"lot" iil
master
1,000
lot . block 18, .letter add
J. S. Ballew to W. I Belby
block 4. W. L. Belby add..
M. L. Dorsey to J. Jttnota,
block 3, Mayne add
n. M ' Vlnaunhaler. special
commissioner to carpenter lo., pari
of nw of section 34-16-13 2,708
Anna B. Conroy to H. Benaellnek, lot
2. block 21, lat add. to corrigan
IMace Vt
Ella M. Monell to fallen Aloom, part '
of nw of aw- of section 9-15-13 ... 1.600
VV. C. Norrl to C. M. Johnson, lot 17, ,
Bluff View Bt
W. C. Norrls to Paul Mueller, lot 18,
Bluff View x... 600
Rosa D. GUIs to J. C. Rome, lot H,
block 151, South Omaha 1,026
J. A. Mllllgan to M. C. I.ockr, lot 7,
block 1. Cherry Hill , HO
O. C. McKlnxle to Rhode E. Lear,
part of ne of aw of ne of sec
tion 4-16-13 10
Cltv of Ouiaha to Adams at Kelly Co ,
V vacated alley adjoining block 4), ;
city , 3W
J. H. Naught to C. D. Blrkett, "art of
lot 10, Millard Caldwell 1.435
Florence Co. to II. Dodds, lot 27, Flor.
ence Heights , 1,000
Llssle Scott and husband, to C. B.
Heelan. part of 24, In 20, Hgnacum
Place .' fOO
S. F. Ilarman to C. F; Wlcklund. part :
of lot 25. McCandllah Place 1.400
Edwards-Wood Co.
It scarpers 14
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