t
TIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 31, 190ft.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Hnu
Work Tortfiir
Wheat Irico.
for Lower
LIU UAJlY WcRilED BY OPPONENTS
Closin Price Ont ana Qaartar latter
tatnrdar Receipts Lars, with
I'roepeets lor Heavy Mott.
K4l-C.r Shows strength.
OMAHA. July 30. 190.
He hurl won in the argument with the
euile in tke wheat pit today. wheat being
unwn at the close lc from Saturday. The
J characterised by heavy filing
" ln Prtr' o He- Further on
tnersj wss a further loss of a cent, caused
r-y the Influence of other markets, where
m of in bulls dumped their holdings.
...rre waa a slight rally. All news
was oaarlsb lower cables, larger world s
f-mpments than expected and enormoup re
iipts, with prospecta of a very heavy run
I ,,2ruh the week. Caah buyers re
parted large acceptances from the country.
cr In the northwest has subsided
ana wheat is being cut in some places there.
Although corn was early Inclined to be
x-ea In sympathy with wheat, a good de
mand aet In at the decline and prices were
.v " unui at tne close
nuove naturday. There
in some sections where
rimary wheat
nusneis and
dairies leeisc. Eggs, Arm; at mark.
Included. 12&1F-; firsts. 15c: prime
1 He' JUr"- theese. Arm; 111
SEW 1 OR K (.KKHH MARKET
Varloaa
they were So
was rain Sunday
needed.
receipts were 117inri
shlnmenta lan ooo i,nahAi
i receipts last year of 1.647.00U bush
f " n. nlPmn Of 746,000 bushels. Corn
receipt! I were 474.000 bushels and shipments
,i1"f,' "Hslnst receipts last year
or way.u) bushels and shipments of BuO.Ono
b'JonHS. Clearances were 298,324 bushels
V'V2,.b,rr,i- flnur. bushels
corn and M75 bushels oats.
Uverpool closed V'g?d lower on wheat
nd V,li,d lower on corn.
. a,.!!"' "nwed an increase In wheat
.L, IW h'"hls, a decrease In corn of
!lifv5 -hel and a decrease In oats of
bushels. World's shipments were
..KkMOO bushels wheat and 4,oo0,000 bushels
corn.
Local range of options:
Haotatlona of the Day
rontfaoa'ltlea.
NEW TORK. July 30 FLOU R Re
ceipts, 14. ,76 bbls.; exports, 77,63 bbls.;
market steady and quiet; Minnesota pat
ents, $4.a0'( 4 o; Minnesota bakers. i 4
3 3.85; winter patents. 14 0094.26: winter
straights, 13 76'ti 3 95; winter extras, $3.9"
6 3.40; winter low grades, $2 042 $ 36.
Hye flour, steady; fair to good. $$.464$ .90;
choli e to fancy, 11.9664 10.
t'ORNMEAL Stead v ; fine white and
yellow, i.i0i l.Ko; coarse, $1.10
kiln dried. $;f.75 to 1.86.
ItVK lull; No. 2 western, 67Vc. f. o.
b., New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 90,650 bu.; exports.
Ji.,000 bu.: market weak; No. I red, si Sc.
T o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
J&Hc, f. o. h., afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
c, I. o. b afloat. Bears had cveiy
thing their own way In wheat today ard
prices broke to new levels for the season.
r.normous receipts, lower rsbles and
A 8A
9A 8A
VA ' 4RA
42A 4:VkA
7'
7'4B
Artjr'e l Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close! 8at y.
t'h4t
July..
Sept..
Kept..
May..
I
87V.I
7A
47
45A 46A
I 42VA 42A
47 X
4i A
4iVA
A asked.
Uu.
B bid.
No. ,
No. S
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. I hard. 4 ears, We.
COHN-No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 47c;
3 cars. 47H.
OATS-No. 4 white. 1 car. 32Hc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 6S'ec;
unra. ino. a spring, iwc.
CORN No. 3, 47(54iic; No. 3 yellow. 47g
47i,c; No. 3 white, 48S484c
OATS No. 3 mixed. 3IHc; No. I white.
KVi-riS3c: No. 4 white. 82S32c.
IVE-No. 2. 62c; No. I, 6l..
Carlot Becelpca.
Wheat
Chicago (W8
Kansas City 481
Minneapolis 176
o.nana 194
Lmluth 3t
k.t. lxuls 240
Corn.
198
31
123
Oats.
278
lb
167
144
CHICAGO GBAI AND PROVISION"
Keatra the Trading aad Cloalnw
Prtees an Board of Trade.
CH1CASO. July 30. Enormous receipts of
heat at the principal grain centers of
the Vnlted States caused a decline of
over Ic a bushel In the price of wheat here
looay. At tne close tne September de
livery was down lVtljlHc. Corn was up Sc
oats showed a decline of He Provisions
weie i'ao to 10c lower.
The iviieat market was weak all day. At
trie start sentiment was Influenced by
m.erei receipts at Chicago, the total ar
rivals today being more than 200 cars In
exvess of the amount that had been estl
i.iled on Saturduy. This heavy movement
inanceil free selling by cssh houses and
a a L.ttlng progressed this selling waa
i u&meiited by sales of large quantities of
v.hi'xi by several of the leading buns.
News In gentral was favorable to the
Lear. Foreign advloea stated that weather
cintlltluna in France and the United King
dom were tavorable to harvest operations
and reports from Russia were leas pessi
mistic. An Increase of 2.46,0U0 bu. in the
' ,.h. supply gave additional encourage
me it t., tiia bears. Extremely liberal re
i-,pts at all primary points In the United
ilaLes, however, formed the main basis
f we.'ikness. Total arrivals todsy were
?..:.'Ji0 bJ.. comoared with 1.64.O0O bu. the
t . 1 1 e.'-i onding date one year ago. During
ii.e dy tnere was little buying of an ln
Taential character, the greater part of the
v..Tings being taken by shorts. New low
record marks for the season were reached
idav ss a resu t of the heavy selling.
'.he mariitt closed weak. SeDtember
i .icned So to He lower at 76Vc to 7&Hc, sold
' U to 74c snj closed St 74Si874c. Clear
ii'un ct wheat and flour were equal to
, . jo hn Tht amount on passage de
, .iscd 7910CO bu. Minneapolis. Duluth
n-i C:hlcsgo reported receipts of 1.097 csrs,
. gainst 1 .13 cars last week ana i cars
ear ago.
I'iecause of considerable rain throughou
ihe corn belt since Saturday, sentlmen
i . the corn ult wss bearish early In the
I'm-. For a time there was a general sell
movement. . which resulted in moderate
i cllnes. Later, however, tne marnet
I x'imr Arm on buying brought out by re
i o-t nf dumare to the croD In Illinois
i ?h houses and pit traders took most of
l'e oherlngs. Country acceptances were
utrl to be small and thla helped to create
. tililslt sentiment. The market closed Arm.
t'ptember opened V4c to He lower at 60c to
ie. sold off to 4o and then advanced
li lie. The close wss at tOTfec. Local re
ceipts were 1M cars, with 97 oars of con
.. .r: grade. , .
Weakness of wheat and corn caused a
slight decline In the price of oats early
in the dev. there being quite free selling
l v pit trnders. Lster the market stesdled
on nuylng by cash Interests and commis
sion houses, northwestern connections. Re
ports were received telling of small yields
nd the advances tended to Induce ad
ditionaUdemand. 8upport opened c to H?
I.. war at 2c to 32V:, sold between 31Tc and
i'JVic and closed at S2Vc. Local receipts
rrovl'sionsr"dlsplayed considerable weak
ness because of a 10e decline ln the price
ef isA-e hogs. A local packer was a free
seller of both Urd and rlba. Tha principal
demand came from shorts. At tne
Rentmber nork wss off 7Wc at $!..
ws down loc at 8 72H. Rlba
loner at 19.06. . ,. ,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
TO cirs: corn, 192 cars; oats. 286 cars; hogs,
3" hesd. . ,
The leading futures ranged as folio wa;
St. Itnla General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 30. VH EAT Lower;
No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 7214e; track. 7J'tl
73p; September. 7iV(i7214c; December, 75
e'lbc; wo. z naro. iiraio. ,
CORN Futures nigner; cssn io-er: iso.
2 cash, 494c: trsck, 60lc; September,
60c; December, 4c.
OAT8 Lower; No. 2 cssh. S4c; trsck. 344
45.; September, 3l'Hc bid; December,
S3c; No. 2 white, 3Ri83fc.
FlJUR Steady; red winter patents. M oo
64.60; extra fancy and straight, 63.75iS4.30;
clesrs, t2.76CT3.26.
SEED Timothy, stesdy. J3.6OSr4.O0.
CORNMKAL Stesdy, $2.60.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 74T?6c.
HA V Steady ; timothy, I1160O16.50; prai
rie, 68.0041 12.00.
IRON COTTON TIES tl.
BAOGINO 9c.
HEMP TWINE-THe.
PROVISION 8 Pork, lower; Jobbing,
$14.75. Lard, lower; prime steam, $8.35. Dry
salt meats, steady: boxed extra snorts,
$9 60; clear rlba,- 6 76; short clears, P 87H
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts, $10.26;
clear ribs, $10.60; short clesrs, $10.82V.
POULTRY Stesdy; chickens, 10c;
springs, ISc; turkeys, 12Hc; ducks, 8c;
geese, 6c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 164V21c;
delry, litlSc
EOOS Steady at 13c, case count.
xteceipis. Bmpmenin.
9.0(O
240.000
, 167.000
, 144.000
SEW .ORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Upward Movtmeot of Frioes Checked lj
Hearj Bales to Eealiie,
BUYING ORDERS FEWER THAN ANTICIPATED
Passing! af Dividend by Brooklyn
Gns Dteroaraaea Speralatora aad
Cloae of Market Is
Irrearalar.
NEW YORK, July 30-The speculstlve
j iiiinemeni tor tne rise In stocks encoun
tered some difficulties todsy In the amount
of stock for sale 10 realise profits, which
j are made attractive by the considerable ad
vances achieved last week. Monday morn
ing Is a lavortte occasion for profit-taking
I In a bull movement, owing to a well-
grounneu propensity to embark on new
brings a larger Installment of new bnvln
ordeis into the market at thla time than
at any other. Apparently the speculative
tendency will lie dormant for a lime, while
professions! operators are busy with the
market, and will be awakened Into action
by the consideration of week end sum
marlca. The accumulation of buying orders
over a week end Is always watched for by
speculative holders to afford a market for
absorbing profit-taking sales. The msnner
In which these are absorbed is regarded
as an Important Index of the tone of the
market. The buying orders on hand this
morning from outside sources were not of
imposing proportions, according to the com
plaints of commission houses. The supply
ing of stocks was done with care and the
market was taken care of by skilful hsnd
llng, so that small Impression wss made
upon prices There were influential ad
vances in special stocks st the same time
which served as sustaining effects on the
general list. The renewed advance in
Southern Pacific to the hiaheat nolnt on
the movement was a notable example. The
disturbing effect of the evidence of profit
taking was much aggravated by a slump
In Consolidated Uss. when the official an
nnuncement was made that the Brooklyn
1'nion Oaa msnagement had determined to
suspend the payment of dividends until
further notice.
The possible had effect upon the securities
of the measure and agitation directed
against corporations has been much In the
mind of the market operatore up to the
recent rise In stocks, since which time It
has been relegated to the background. To
dav'a Incidents aerved to bring it forcibly
forward annln. As Consolidated Oas and
the affiliated Brooklyn company are within
the group of companies regarded as being
controlled by Standard Oil capital, specu-
tlve oneratlon waa keen to read Indlca-
on of proposed policy on the part of that
Influential element In the action on the
as dividend. It is known thst the tact 01
he Intended passing of the Brooklyn Union
Gas dividend was known amongst tne
ockholders last week. The fact tnai us
nfluence on Consolidated Oas should ne
belated until the middle of trdiy s stock
xchange session was considered somewnai
remarkable. Consideration of the Saturday
nk statement waa further Indulged 10-
ay. The effect of the large loan expansion
r itfinlrillnr the KlirnlllS WSS not COn-
Idered of good augury for the security of
peculatlve borrowers In the period of the
coming demands upon the money maraei
for moving the crops. Continued asser-
ions of an early dividend ror rtouinern
aclflc and the strong showing expecieu
the United States Steel quarterly smie
. . ,A narninua t n ne ounnsnen 10
morrow were elements In the strength of
those stocks.
Bonds were Irregular, mtai saies pr
value 11.945.000. United States zs aovancea
K. the 3s" coupon and the old 4s 4 per
cent on call.
The following are tne q-jotanona on m
lock exchange:
eral fund, exclusive of the $l60fM).flnO g.ld.
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
HT.ilO.kJiT. gold coin snd bullion. IK'S, Til.'",
gold certificates. IM KUiO.
heavy inrrease in the visible supply we.-c, ventures with the opening of a week which
ine motors chiefly connected with the big
drop. In the afternon stop-loss orders
ad(.-: to the weakness snd final prices
showed 1 cent net loss. May, M 87
closed at 8T4,c; July. 82 41 82 Sc. closed
at 82Vic; September. 81 7-lcWS2 3-16c,
closed at 81 Sc; December, 84 '4 41 84 c,
closed at 84 He.
CORN Receipt a. 17.900 bu : exports,
40,206 bu.; spot market steady; No. 2.
66c, elevator, and 67Vc, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 yellow. 60c; No. 2 white, 61c. Op
tion market opened lower, with wheat, but
recovered on small carlot estimates and
covering. The close represented l4S Sc
net advance. July. 66Ht(57V4c, closed
at 67c; September. 6VB67Wc. closed
t 57Vic; December, 65ft66c closed at
66 c.
OATH Recelnts. 118 600 hu snot msr-
ket easy; mixed. 28 to 32 pounds, "9fi3oe;
natural white, 30 to 33 pounds, 39SW'c;
clipped white, 38 to 40 pounds, 41Vff
45HC.
HAT Steady; shipping, 666ic; good
choice, Bi tj $1.00.
HOPS Stesdv; state, common to good,
905 crop. 1017n: 1904 crop, nominal;
olds, nominal: Pacific coast. 1905 crop.
10$l$c; 1904 crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
MiDES Htesdr: Ualveston. 20 to IS
pounds. 80c: California. 21 to 20 pounds.
lc; Texas dry, 23 to 30 pounds, 19c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 24 27c.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady: family.
$10.00910.60; mess, $8.00 8. SO; beef
hams, $21.004f22.60: packet, $9.oniy.hti;
city extra India mess. $16. 009 16.00. Cut
meats steady; pickled bellies, $11.50'B
13.50: pickled shoulders, $8.6068.75;
pickled hams, $12. 264J' 12.75. lard,
steady; western prime, $9.00, nominal; re
fined, easy; continent. $9.85; S. A.. $10.00;
compound, $7.0oiff 7.37'4j. Pork, firm; fam
ily. $l.50; short clear. i7.uvwi-uv;
mess. $19.50020.00.
TALLOW Steadv: cltv ($2 per Pkg).
6c; country Ipkas. free), 4 7A H 5 c.
RICE Firm: domestic, fair to extra.
liiStr; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER r Irm and hlxhcr; street price,
extra rreamerv, 21. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. ;3V(il9c; renovated.
(ommon to txtra, 16B21c; western isc-
tory, common to firsts, 3vtc; western
Imitation creamery, extras, Ithic; western
fir'. IKiy.-PSe.
CHEESB-Strong: new. state, full cream.
large. Ijncy, l c. fair to good, lOVtillc;
small, fancy, '.lc; fair to good, 10i41oc',
inferior. levTi9c
EOOS -Firm: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 24i2fc; choice,
2223c; mixed extra. Z2ti'ic; western firsts,
174ilXc; seconds, 16tflCV4c; southern, 15V4'rflc.
POULTRY Alive, nominally uncnangea;
dressed, easier; western chickens, lSyClc;
turkeys, llgF-lSc; fowls, lljjl4o.
lat
Flour, bbla.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu....
6.000
n.ooo
61,000
67,0(0
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 9). FLOUR First
patents, $4.20M.30; second patents, $4.lVtf
4.16; first clears, $3.26-3.46; second clears,
$2.vg'2.
nmM-Ii( bulk. HJ 50tff13.75.
rn.inerlor Board of Tra.de Quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
ft Co., 110-111 Board 01 iraae, was:
Articles. I Opn. Hlgh. Low. Close. SaCy.
Wheat- 1 I I I 1
May... 71,, 81V,80Vifci nH
July... 74-W 74'tl 74vJ 74S 76
Sept... 7M. ijS 75S;74V?SI 74 75
Dec.... 76u1 K ro 16 77'a
Flax
July... 1 14 111 111 111 1 14
Sept... 1 12S 1 12', 1114 1 11T4 1 12tt
Oct.... 1 lfa 1 Ukl 1 IQHi 1 10W
close
Lard
were loc
Articles. I Open.l High. Low. Close . Tee y.
TlTVi'. 48SAH
.! r
.1 Kftf'Sl
Wheat I I
July...! 74H
Sept...i76V'
DC.-. I IS'fiS
Corn I .
Ju.y... 501
8etl .
May.
Oe
Jul-,
fcebl.
Mar..'. Awl
Pork- I
IJira 1
oept...
Oct.... I
Nov... 1
Ribs
July. Sept.
Oct.. .4
74V
75S!
78Vij
61
17 00
I 80
I 87V4
I T7Vs
t 00
t 10
33V4
32ViJ
S3'
17 00
I 80
87W
I 77 H
t 00
9 10
73V
74'
77
60
49V
47
$i
IS (6 1 96
$70 $ 71
1 77H t
I to r.s
100 oo
$96 08
1 $0 I 66 I
7SVU 74H
4a 7
$1 ! 604
6AT4 60H
4SSI48V.&1.
I
10 I &!
66Wi6V4ih
IT 0CV4
I SO
I 6.Vk
10
t 16
1 96
Kansas City Grain and Provisions
KANSAS CITY, July 10 WHEAT Sep
tember, ttVkfiWVtc; December, 70H'&7tVc.
Cash: No. 3 hard. 89 71c; No. 1, SSVVOc;
No. 1 red. 7vV4c: No. 3. S70e; No. 4. Si'asc
CORN September, 47Vc; December, 43'aC.
Cash: No. 2 mixed, 49c; No. S, 483 490
Nn 1 white. WllU61VC: NO J. M4C.
OATS No. 2 wnite. soc; ino. 2 mixea, 54c,
RYE Steady. eynSc.
HAY Prairie, lower; timothy, dull
choice timothy, $10.00; choice prairie, $7.75
tfM.OO.
BI TTr.K creamery, uc; pacaing, kmc.
EOOS Firm: Missouri snd Kansaa. ne
No. 2 whltewood cases included, l"Hc; case
count. 17c: cases returned, per dog. less.
The receipts ana snipmenis 01 grain
were: .Receipts. Binpments
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
..9K.000
.. 86,000
.. 16.0UO
77.000
31,000
12,000
Cash auoUtlane eeere as follows:
FLOUR-Steadv; winter patenta. $3.60i9
im; straight., 't''r
Dnlnlh Grnln Market.
DULUTH. July SO WHEAT To arrive
No. 1 northern. H'sc; No. 2 northern, 75Vc
On track: No. 1 northern. 77Hc; No. J
northern. 7."S; July. 77c; Bepiemlior. 75gc
OATS To arrive, on track and July
32 V
R Y E 64c.
BARLEY-4-y846c
Liverpool Grain aad Provisions.
LJVERPOOU July $0. WHEAT-Spot,
nominal: futures, ouu; juiy. os a; Sep.
temher. 6s bd necemosr, ss o?a
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed, old
4s ld. Futures, ouu; nepiemuer, s ea
December, 4s Td.
HOPS-At London iPaciflc coast). Arm a
1 10s44.
Vlslnlo Sapply of Grnln.
NKW YORK. July u Tne visible sup
ply of grain as compiled by the Produce
exchange Saturday. July 2. was as f l
inmi- Wheat. 28.381.0Ot bu. Increased 2.466.
OiiO bu. Corn, 6.116.000 bu. decreased fcl.OnO.
Osts. 1.04.1.000 bu. decreased Soii.OuO bu. Rve,
1 816.COO bu. decreased 27.000.
000. increased U.OvO bu.
Barley, l.oyf.
No. $,
yellow,
u)7oa4 00: strsignis.
WHEAT No. I spring 7Vki8T7e;
Vtc: No 1 red, veo.
ATS-No- S. e: No. I white. t2t45c;
No 1 ,hlte. llK1.
IjARLEY-Good feedinjt. S6'S39c; fair to
choice malting. 4J4?tc.
Br'KDaNo. 1 Aax. $1.04; No. 1 north
western. U.0. Prims timothy, $3.86. Clover,
erntrsct grsde. 111.76.
PROVISIONS-Stwrt ribs aides noose).
l!.a 00. M Prk. per bbl.. $11 26 Lard,
p.r loo lbs , $6 it. Short clear sides t boxed 1.
IVHowIng were the " rreelpta and ship
meats ot flour and
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Cera. ou. .
Oats. bu. -
ftve. bu. ..
Bsrlev. bu
I . $00
....66.400
....l5.lon
....K4 O0O
.... '.
it.ioo
64 .art
U 600
131. ftO
1.100
Villi
fln
Wew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 80.-MONEY-On call.
ssv st 2HJV4, per cent; ruling rate. I'ltJ
'H pe cent; closing bid. t per cent; offered.
per cent, lime loans. 01111 nnn strao ,
60 days, SS per cent; 9 days, 2',Ti2v per
sent: ( months. Sv per rent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAFER-W",
per cent.
BTERLINO EXI HAN'JE firmer St
$4 54!vfi4 8406 for demsnd and St $4 8?fl4 ?i6
for 60-day bills: posted rstes. Hl!Wini;
commercial bills, $4.Mt)4
SILVER Bsr. 64Tc; Mexican dollars.
BONDS Government, strong; rnuroaa.
Irregular.
Quotations on New lorx bonds today
wer as follows:
.lwUr . t4 serlei
. in 4 ctf
..10.iv,1 i 4l,( rt't
. .I'm! 6r 14 seHe
L. N. anl to...
. . 103i Van. t. 4
. .! Mi ( antral 4a
..110 in in Ine
.. "I iMmn. Si L 4.
..lllLM . K T. 4...
. .K.JI n la
.. HN'N. R R. Dt M
..lW'N. T. C. a. "
..ins N. i. C s
.. H't Ko ParlAc
.. nv io a
..111 N. W. c 4.
.. Mt, r s. u rtds
I . S. ref . tn. res. .
60 rniipen
V. t. U. rs
do foapnn
V. S. old 4s. r..
so cniinon
V. S. Dew 4a. res.
do rnupoa
Am Tobacco 4t...
do t
Atchlsna son. 4a...
do I'll 40
Atlantic r. L. 4o. .
Bat. Ohio ....
da ISl
h R. T. c. 4...
central of Oa ta
do lat Inr
do td Inc
do td inc
Chta. Ohio 4ta
Chlrafn A A. IVa
--., b, a q n. 4a
C . R. 1. A r. 4a
do col. fta
I'. A St. L a 4a
Colo. Ind ht
do aertca B..
Cnlorado Mid.
t'olo. A Bo. 4l
Puna ta
D A R O 4a
Mail Mara' Sec.
Bn
do sea. 4a..
llockln Val. 4Sa
Japan Sa
Offered.
Penn. conr. SWa...
.. Iltt rtadtns Ren. 4a...
..107 St. L. A I. M e. I
.. UU, St. L AS F. fs
.. St. L. S W. c. 4a
.. 7T Seaboard A. I. 4a.
.. H4 So. Pacific 4a
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OMAHA LIVE STOCi MARKET
Ctttlt Tea to riftoen Lower Than Lait
Week.
HOGS ALSO SUFrtR A SHARf BREAK
Llveral Reeelpts af heep, wltk Prleee
Generally Well Maintained
Good Denaana far
Feeders.
POUTH OMAHA. July W, 1M.
Receipts mere: Cattle. Hoxs. Sheep
f. A. t7V. So Rallwar 5a.
77n Texas a f. Il
1 14 (T ., 81. A W. 4a
M I'nloa Pacisc 4a...
f 1' S. Steel 2d ta..
...... 9, Wahaah la
ta.... tfvtl do dab. H
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60
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6.046
4.67
7.066
TO
$.300
7.630
7.164
$.:-
3.176
H.ejJ
DATS.
Offlcial Monday
Bsme dsy Isst week....
Same two weeks sgo...
Ha me three weeks ago.
Same four weeks ago..
Same day last year. ..
RECEIPTS FOR THK
The following table shows the recelDts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
, Iff. 106. Inc.
Cattle 640.19! 40.11S 6.73
Hogs i,,.m 1.616.617 1W.777
Sheep 664,182 S37.1S0 17,061
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the prlcee psld
ror the different kinds of cattle oa the
Mouth Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers $S3Of(6.0O
fair to good corn-fed steers .5S.$n
Common to fair onrn.f.1 HMri 4 t SS
Good to choice cows and heifers... l.40yi.J
... nwU r a niiu lie
t. ommon to fslr cows and heifers.,
uooo to choice stockers feeders
Fair to good stockers and feeders.,
Common to fair stockers
Bulls, stars. tc
Veal calvea "' "." '
1 he following tahla h..
price of hogs at Boutn Omaha foe the last
evcrai oays, with comparisons
Boston ftocka and Bonds.
BOSTON. July 30 Call loans. 34ff per
tent; time loans. 606- per cent. Official
nosing on stocks and bonds:
Atchison ad).
dn 4a
Mci. Ceatra
Atchlaon
do pfd
ftoatnii A Albany 14t
Hnaton A Miltia 17
ftoaton Rleratcd 1&2
Kltchhurs pfd H7
Meilcan f'entral 2fi
N. T.. N. H. A H...1H5
Pert Marquatta t
I'nlon Pacific ito
A mar. Arga. Cham.... in
do pfd st
A mar. Pneti. Tuba
Araer. Sugar
do pfd
Aroer. T. A T
Amer. Woolan ....
do pfd
atana. Rlectrle ....
do prd
Maaa. Oaa
t nlted Krult
I'nltrd Shoe Mach.
do pfd
North Butte
t". S. Steal
do pfd
Bid.
4 (Adventure
101 A!lot
T4 lAmaltamated .
1 Atlantic
so Bingham
al. A Hacla...
ranttnnlal
it'opper Ranga .
Pair Weat ....
Franklin
Cranby
lala Roralo .
Maaa. Mining .
Michigan
Mnhavk
Mont. c. A C.
Old Dominion .
naceola
Parrot
Qnlncr
Shannon
Tnmarack
Trinity
t nlted Copper
I'. S. Mining..
l s. Oil
t tah
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w York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 30. Closing quotations
on mining stocks wr:
Adaaia Con ...
A Ilea
Breece
Brunawlck Con ..
Coraatock Tunnel
Con. f'al. A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvtlle Con ...
Offered.
Balsa. High.
On the Produce sxenange mciey ne Dul
ler market was steady; creameries. lsj--w;
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA, July SO CORN Lower; No.
yellow. 62c; No. I Kc; no. 4. we.
OATS Ixiwer; No 1 white, new,
No. 1 white, new, XiUQaitos; No. 4
$lVfj32c.
H1SKY On the basis of $119 for
lshed goods.
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. July lO.-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. HMc; No. I nortbern. 77t(7c;
September. 74c.
RYE-No. I. "tl,o.
BARLEY No. i. 6ino5c; sample. 4CKfrtlc.
CORN No. S cash, oovolc; September.
60V-
PHILADELPHIA. July $0. BUTTER
Half cent higher: extra western creamery.
J1V-: extri nearby prima, !4c.
EOOS Firm; nearly freah and western,
lftr at mark.
! CHEESE Firm; New York full cream.
jiifli:c-
Toleda ed Market.
! TOLEDO. O.. July SO SEED - Hover,
caah $7.W; October and leceniber, $7.o0
, timothy. $-' 0. aloike. $6 to.
dama Kipreaa
inalsamated Copper
merlcan C. ft r
C. A F. Ptd
American Cotton OH
Cotton Oil pfd
American Expreaa
American H A L. pfd ...
Amaiican Ice. aecutitlaa.,
American Llnaaed Oil....
Llnaced Oil ptd
American Locomotlva ...
m. Locomotive pfd
merlcan S. A ft ,
m. 8. A R. pfd
merlcan Sugar Refining
in. Tobacco pfd ftfa....
naconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
tchlaon pfd
Atlantic C'paat Una
Baltimore Ohio
Ral. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt..
Canadian Par inc
Central ef Near Jeraay...
Chtaapoaka A Ohio
Chicago Oraat Weat am..
Chicago a Nortnwaaiarn.
Chicago. Mil. A 81. P...
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C. C. A St. L
Colorado fuel A Iroa
Colorado A Southern
Cole. A so. tat pfd
Colo. A So. td pfd
onaoltdated Oaa
Corn Producta. rfg
Corn Producta pfd
Dalawara A Hudaon
Palawan. L. A w
Danvar A Klo uranda
Danvar A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllers' Sac o fit lea
Erla
Erie lat pfd
Erla td pfd
Oanaral Elactrle
Hocking Valley
llllnola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pamp
Int. Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kanaaa City So. pfd
Loulavllle A Naabvllla
Mcileao Central
Mlnntapolla A Bt. Loula ..
U . St. P. A 8. 8. M
M . St. P. A 8. 8. M. Bid..
Mlaaourl Pacific
Mlaaourl. K A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of a. pfd..
New York Central
New York. O. A W
Norfolk A Weat ten
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Amertcaa
Pacific Mall
Ptnnaylvanla
Peoplo'e Gaa
p.. c c. a st. t.
Proeard Steal Car
Praaaed 8. C. pfd
Pullman Palaoa Car
Reading
Reading lat pfd
Heading Id pta
Rxpubllo Bleel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock lalsnd Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A 8 r M pfd
St. Loula 8. W
8t. Loula 8. W. pfd
Southern Paclflo
go. FaclSe pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tannaaaea C. A I
Ttiaa A Pacific
Toledo. 81. L A w
T . St. L. A W. pfd
I'nloa pat-lflo
I'ntoo PaciAc pfd
Vnlted statas ipraaa
United Stataa Realty ,
1'ultrd Stataa Rubber
I' s. Rubtiar pfd
Inltau etataa Steal
I 8. Slael pld
Va. -Carolina Chamlcal
Va. -Carolina Chern. pfd
Waaaah
Wakaak rid
Wella-rarga xpraaa
Waatloghouaa Elactrle ....
W'eelera t'alon
Wheeling A L. E
Wtaoonala ('antral
Wla. Central pfd
Northers Paclge
Central Leather
Central Leatbar pfd
Sloaa-SheOeld Steel
Ureal Northern pfd
lnterborouga Met ropolltan .
latarborough Met. pfd
Total aalaa for tha ear.
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Rank ('learlnara.
OMAHA, July 80 Bank clearings for to
day were $1,631,448.81. and for the corre
sponding date last year 1.433.886..
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
1.7Vt3.40 I
I.St-vft.TS j
1 oivq.w
1 3 80
1003
: sc34 no
l Tbftun
average
Data. I nog, 1MS.1904.1M.1.1S(1.100.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julr
July
July
July
...
1...
17...
IS..,
10...
20...
21...
a...
23...
24...
2f...
27...
M...
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Bundajr.
RANGE OF PRICES.
p.hi.
"n'ha 2 oofls so
Chicago 1 2fVo 40
Kansas Cltr t mi.i
PJ. Lrtuls 2!(KKJ!;jo
Sioux Cltr 1 fiivwa no
SATI'RriiT'B auiPMrVTO
The folloa'lnar Shows trio nnmhe rt rm
of stockers and feeders shipped te tha
country ana their points of destination
Hogs.
W.Hr!45.47Vi
6 4rl "0
I. tMi 55
2MV -70
.00ait$.40
CATT1.F
O. 8. Roberts. Weota. la. R. I
W. O. Norton, Carroll, la. N. W....
O. Berggerson. Denton. Nih...o
The Official mimluiP ct a-m
"""t'" in loaay By each road was:
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.H'ses.
2
... 4
Csrs.
t
1
stock
C. M. A Rt. p..
Missouri Psdfle
I'nion Pacific
C. A. N. W.. east.
C. N. W.. west....
C. St. P, M. O..
C, B. Q , esst...
C, B. A Q., west...
C. R. I. A p., east.
Illinois Central
Chicago O. W
.164
'. "l
.141
. 1
14
19
23
17
io
Total recelnts 140
The diSDOSitlon nf the ilav'a Mclnt -
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
we ui nna inuicaieo:
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47
106
40
11
71
1S7
St
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tot sbarea
110
too
104
t too
1.101
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11
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47
tot
101
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tl
ttl
lt
101
14
4
Laadaa Cloalag Stacks.
LaONDON. July SO.-Closlng quotations on
tht Stock exchange wars:
17S14N T Oaotral ...
.. 17 Norfolk A W...
..II da pfd
.. t4!ontarlo A W....
1M Paonaylvaala ..
Caaaola. sienay . . .
do account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
Bait I mora A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Chea. A Ohio
CbKaga Ot W
('.. M St. P....
DcBeer
Denver A Q
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd
da 2d pld
llllnola Central . .
Loulartlle A Naah.
M . K. A T
gILVKR Bar
..12
..170,
--
. . i
. .116
.. 17
.. 44
.. It
.. 4
. . II
. . II
.141
.147
t4
Raad Mlaaa
Reading
ao lat pfd
do Id pfd
Southera Railway
do pfd
Southern Paella .
I aloe PariSe ....
do pfd
I 8. Stent.
do pfd
Wabaeb
da pfd
4panth
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U
steady. i per ounca
MOAM-T?a per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is T per cent; for three
months' bills. Il-16aj2i per cent.
Treaaary Staleaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Julv . Today's stats
manl cf th treasury balances lo Uis geu
Coadltlon of Trsds aad (gaotatloas oa
Staple aad Fancy 1'rodacc.
EGGS Receipts, liberal; fresh stock, 15c
LIVB POULTRY Hens, c; roosters.
5c: turkeys, 12ilc; duoks, 7c; spring chick
ens, 14c per lb. , ,
BUTTER Packing stocx, I4e: . cnotce
fancy dairy, l&&16c; creamery, 'llaW-
MAI prices quoted dv umnna rwu com
pany: Choice upland, , .; meuium, w;
coarse. W.008.&0. Rye Straw, 16.&o(8'7.0j.
BRAN Per ton. 118.00,
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Home grown, per basket of
20 lbs., 7&c.
WAX BEANS Per market oasitei 01
ihnnl 1R IVta C..
STRING BEANB Per marKet oasaei 01
about 15 lbs., 36o.
TURNIPS. BEBTB Alt D tAltauie-
Per u hu basket. 25c.
LEAF LE 1 1 LiCci i-totnouee, pir oua
nu'l'MBERS-Home grown, per do.,
40c; Texas, per bu. box, $1.25.
oniiinn Home arown. ao per iu.
riHKKN ONIONB Per bos tjunches, 20a
RADISHES Per dox. bunches, 16c.
CAl'I I FLOWER Per dos. heads, 750.
GREEN PEAS Per bu., tt.00.
NEW POTATOES Per bu., 65c.
nin V PORTABLES.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $1.86; No. S, $L.
v 1 a DG-tvfl Per lb., ftlifcc.
QREEN PEPPERS Per market bas-
' TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box of 3o-lt. pkgs.. $2.00;
Halloween, ln 70-lb boxea, per lb.. 6c;
Bayers per lb.. 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb.
pkgs., $2.00 per dos.; 8-lb. boxes. $1.00.
ORANGES - Mediterranean sweets nil
sixes, $4.00(14.60; Valenclas, all sixes, $5,000
' iEMONS-tamonlers, extra fancy. 240
slsa, $6.00; $00 to 360 slxe, $6.5OiT7.U0; other
brands. $1.00 lass.
FIGS California, per 10-Ib. carton, 7o$
Soc; imported Smyrna, tnree-crown, 11c;
slx-erown. 13c.
BANANAS Per medlum-sixed bunch,
$17ta2.26; Jumbos, $2.6v4j3.00.
PlNEAPPlx.S Florida, sixes 24, 30 and
BLUEBERRIES Wiaoonsln. 16 qu., $2.J5.
FRUITR.
CHERRIES Sour cherries, 24-qt. crate,
'GOOSEBERRIES Per crats of 24 qts.,
1CURRANTS Home-grown, whlto and
red. per 24-qts.. $1.60.
PEACHES Hales early. 70c; yellow free
stone, ll.oo; texas r.iL'criai, per i-uiikdi
crate, ffir; 6-basket, $1.25.
PLL'MS-Californla. $1.601.7S
BLACKBERRIES Per 24-qt. crate. $2.25.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lHc, or about
ANTELOUPES Colorado and Arixona,
per crate (standard), $3.60; ponies, $2.50;
Te-;aa per crate (about 46 melons), $J.i'6;
ponies, $2.00.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No 1 ribs. 12c; No. i rIV. 10c; No. S ribs,
lc- No 1 loin, loc; No. i loin, 1214c; No.
1 loin &c; No. 1 chuck. 6c; No. 2 chuck,
5c- No. 3 chuck, H; No. 1 round, 8c; No.
- round 7c; No. 1 round, 6c; No. 1 plate,
go- No 3 plate. 2c; No. i plate. 2c.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted,
No 1, lltic; No. 2, Hc: bull hides, froluc;
a-reen hides. No. 1, lllc; No. 2, 104c; horse,
f2Ditj3.fi; sheep pelts. 6Cc$1.25. Tallow. No
1. 4c; No. 2, 3c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg, $375. per bbl.. $4.76.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $3.60.
CHEEolE - Swiss, new, lie; Wisconsin
brick. Uc; Wisconsin llinberger. 12c; twins.
Sic; young Americas, lie
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1, soft shells, new
crop. Pr .. bmT "U. Per !b..
11WC. Pecans laige. per lb.. 14c; small.
pe? lb.. 12c. VhlUhSinUcl.PC ,b-,.11"Ho.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb.. 17c; hare?
shells, per lb.. 16c. wocoanuia. $4 per sck
- at 1ial
BLGAR-Oranulated
' .a. vrantilated cane.
i l. titn.1
ulated Deei,
BYRUP-In bbla., l.c per gal.; In cases,
10-lb. cans, $1.70; esse. 11 6-lb. cans. $i.o:
cases 24 2-lb. cans. .,
COFFEE Roasted. No. J6, 2oc per lb
No. 20. iw'nio per lb.; No. as, loo per lo.:
No. 2". 1W P"1" lb-: No- a- UHJ Per lb.
CURED F18H-Fsmil wulteflsh. per
Quarter bbl., luo lbs., $4 u0; Norway mack
Jrel. No. 1. $28.00; No. 2, U6 00; No. ,
Irish, No. I. $1 00; herring, ln bbls , 20u lba
lull, Norway, 4k, $12.'; Norway, 3k. $l.ou;
Holland, mixed. $11 -; Holland herring, In
kegs, milkers, ;uc; Kwa, oiuni, .uc.
CAN !- ujyjus atanuara west
ern, ii'uwx'i Maine, $1 lo Tomatoes, J-io
cans, $1.26jl.&0; 2-lb., 17ViCJil.ou. plneap-
rles, grated, 2-lb , 12 foili.iu, sliced, it. p.
ta, gallon apples, fancy, to 8u. California
apricots, $1.40471.00; Pears, $1.764i2.U;
reaches, fancy, $17543 40; 11. C. peaches!
! OuU J-eu. AUiaka salmon, red. $1 2i. fancy
Chinook, F.. $2.10; fancy sockrye, F., 41 Do
sardines, H oil. $2.50; mustard. WmaHv.
Sweet potatoes, tllr.tjl; sauerkraut. l a;
pumpkins. ocul.iJ. wax beans 2-lb., 75tJ
linui beana, 2-lb, 75t;tl3o; splnaclt.
$1.1$; cheap peas. 2-lb.. 4oc, extra. 7fctfi;;
fancy, n.ov.41 Jo.
HIDKS AND TALLOW-Oreen aalted.
No. 1, 12-: No. 2, UV; full hides. lS9Sc;
green hides, No. 1, loc; No 2, yr; horse,
(1 oJo3 26; sheep pelts. 6ucyg41 ii. Tallow.
No 1. 4c; No. 2. S-'
W&OL-Fsr lb.. iMuOa.
Buyers
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Van Zandt Co
Lobman St Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill Son
Hamilton at Rothschild.
L. F. Husi
Wolf
Sol Degan
J. B Root A Co
Bulla A Kline
Carey A Benton
MoCreary A Carey
Other buyers
Cattle.
... m
...1.2K8
... m
... 827
... 4
... 141
... 44
449
74
261
601
12
14
4
171
633
Hogs. Sheep.
Z14
1.699
1.921
1.113
$77
1.6M
1.332
SPECIAL H0MESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
To Ellsworth, Nebraska.
August 7, lo6, leaving; Omaha 4:10 P. M.
To Whitman, Nebraska.
August 21, JSKMl, leaving Omaha 11:10 P. M.
To Scotl's Bluff, Nebraska.
rVptrmbfr 4, 1006, leaving Omaha 4:10 P. M.
1 will personally conduct the above HomMMkfi' Excnr
Ions, tt which time I will have with me township platg
crowing the hotnesteftd land la those localities.
SPECIAL OPPORTI'XITIES Lend that are now being
cancelled on reporta of the Special Amenta of the Government
are generally desirable homesteads. 1 keep track of all ot
the cancelled landa for the benefit of the patrons of thla
Bureau.
RATES AND TICKETS Very low round-trip Horacaeek
era' Excursion rates will be In effect on above date to these
destinations, and to any otber points ln the homestead countlea
of Nebraska. Those holding excursion tickets desiring to vt"lt
ether points will he famished township pUte showing the
homestead land ln any aectlon they desire to visit.
HEW FOLDER FREE Write today for our new folder
with map of Nebraska, telling all about the 640-acre free
homesteads, and how to acquire title.
For further information call or write
D. CLEM DEAVtR, Agent,
homtsetkers' Information Bureau,
1004 Farnam Street, Omaha. Neb.
i
O. A. (5lldden-8. D.
M feeders . 1117 1 90
Hill City Bsnk-8. D.
11 feeders.. 77 3 2u 20 feeders.. 1123
1 feeders. ..1106 3 25
C. V. Todd-8. D.
1 feeder... 1200 4 00 11 feeders.. 77$
10 feeders KM 3 30 1 feeder... 1120
N. W. Chapmao-B. D.
20 feeders.. 1160 t $0
J. E. Reddlck-S.' D.
10 feeders.. 995 3 00
WYOMING.
24 heifers... 120 2 S6 1 cows 926
1 heifer.... 410 160 1 bull 1100
1 heifer.. ..1100 3 60 2 cows too
J. W. Cooper Wyo.
It feeders.. 1004 t CO 1 feeders.. 8f
L. H. Robinson Wyo.
.. K7 $ 16 1 bull 1480
.1040 2 25
L. H. Robinson-Wyo.
..1214 4 CO 1 steer 1310
..U10 4 00 1 cow U!70
MONTANA.
F. M. Henrlck Mont.
$4 steers.. .1140 4 10
F. M. Hendrlck Mont.
..10G2 2 50 1 cow 1050
. .1254 2 4 90 cows 1124
HOGS Conditions were all against the
sellers this morning, there being big runs
st other market points. Chicago reporting
61.000 early, with the market a big 10c
lower. Under the Influence of dlacourag
Ing reports of that character the market
at this point opened slow and generally ty
10c lower than the close of last week. Sell
ers made a strong fight against the de
cline, but with everything sgainst them
thev were forced to give in at the decline
Indicated. It was late, however, before the
buvers and sellers got together, snd sllll
later before anything like a clearance was
effected. The market closed slow and wesk
at the low point of the day.
Representative saies:
14 cows.
1 cow..
V steers..
1 steer...
It cows.
4 cows.
$ $0
I $0
3 3u
200
I 10
t 80
I 00
1 36
4 00
4 00
2 00
t 16
1.930
Totals
5S7 4 ma t en
K.A 1 1 L.& ttcceipts or cattle this morning
were the heaviest since the range season
opened. The arrivals consisted almost en
tirely of grass westerns, with only a
small sprinkling of cornfed steers. Ths
trade, as a whole, was slow and practicavl'y
everything waa lower.
With lsrge offerings of range beef In
sight packers were ln a position where
they could afford to take their time In
making selections. The further fact that
many of the trains were late delayed the
opening of the market very materially.- It
was therefore later than usual beforo buy
ers rtarted out, and the foreuoon was well
advanced before anything in the way of
business was sccompllshed. While some
of ths best steers perhaps did not show
quite that much decline, the market on the
general run of tha recelpta waa lul&c
lower than the close of lsst week. The de
cline was plainly due to the large receipts
and to the lower market reported at other
selling points.
There were more cows and heifers In ths
yards this morning than have been seen
here In a long time, the most of them
grass westerns, with only a sprinkling of
native stuff. Cows and heifers, aa was ths
case with beef steers, were slow and gen
erally lu16c lower than the close of last
week. It will be remembered that ths
market on that kind of cattle broke badly
last week, being quoted 26tj40c lower at the
close. For that reasons sellers who did
not have anything the latter part of last
week were quoting today's market even a
good deal more than 10al6c lower.
Some of the best feeders did not sell much
lower, but the feeder market at this point
haa been very high, ln fact, there has
been a feeling tnat the market whs too
high, and today, with the receipts the
lsrgest that they have been this season, the
market broke badly and medium kinds
were anywhere from 16&26c lower. The
trade was slow st the decline, sellers being
backward about taking on and buyers be
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A.
,.114
,.111
..lit
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..:
, .xu
..141
..144
..tit
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..tit
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..110
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..127
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Tr.
4 ITU
4 17
I 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 44
4 40
4 41
4 44
4 44
4 44
4 4Uj
4 4t
4 H
4 41
4 44
4 a
4 44
4 41
4 41
4 tl
sheep were
h.
140
44
40
100
SO
110
40
40
'to
144
40
14
Iket steady on best stockers; beeves. $4 rWa
tUO, cows, bulls and s mixed, $2.6Ct4.60:
1 stockers and feeders, $3.000 4 00: calves and
! . . 1 1 -1 a n.
HOUB Receipts, 2,700 hesd: market 10e
lower, selling at $6.00Q6.40; bulk ef sales.
.Ka.io.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Tea to Fifteen Ceate Lower
Hags Five to Ten Cents Lower.
CHICAGO. July 30-CATTLE-Recelpts.
31,000 hesd; market, 10r7j5c lower; common
to prime steers. $4 0tf.40; cows, $2.75U
4.60; heifers. $1.7Mi .25; bulls, $2 S0tr4.;.i;
calves. $5.7oy7.00; stockers and feeders,
$2.054 26.
HOilH-Receipts, 51,000 head; market, tff
10c lower; choice to prime heavy, $8,661$
: medium to good heavy, $S.3tH.50;
butcher weights, $.r50t;S;.70; good to choice
heavy mixed, $6.35&'6.55; packing. $5. ("It
6.40.
SHEEP AND IMRR-Recelpts, 20.000
head: market strong to 10c higher; sheep.
W 00-Kl a' ' y'""nK" 'Wf.OO; lambs,
Kansas Cltr l ive Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11.000 head. Including 1.000 head of
southerns; market, stesdy to lOo lower;
quarantines, stesdy; choice export snd
dressed beef steers. $6.503.16: fair to good,
$4.00ii6.40; western fed steers, .Sofia. SO,
stockers snd feeders, $2.364.25; southern
steers, $2.75(9.26; southern cows, $t0Mia.lfi:
native cows, $a.00ejf4.25: nstlve heifers, $: jf
4 50; hulls. $2.SM.00; calves, $2.6ftnt ftp.
HOOS Receipts, 7,000 head; market, 6t
10c lower; top, $.55: bulk ef sales. $..40
b.60; heavy. $f.40t3ti,62ty; packers, $6.40&.6O;
pigs, $&.!& 6. 7f: lights. K42tt6.6S.
SHEEP ANP LAMBS Receipts, $,000
hesd; market, slow to wesk: lambs, $(.609
7.60; fed sheep and ewes, $4,254X6-50; western
yearlings, $&.00ti6.75; western sheep, $t.0Ctf
.ib; aiocaera ana Teeaers, 43-vOiQO.w.
larger than a week ago, thirty-six rresn
cars being reported In. The qaallty was
only fair, there being r.o great number of
really good or choice killers. The market
opened early with packers all wanting a
few loads or good sneep ana mey
h n ih nrrs.rlnra In a very short
time. The esrlv market waa In fact brink
on such kinds as packers wanted, with
prices fully steady snd In some cases
r.igner than last ween, in iaci mm ""l"
some sales which looked as much as 10c
higher. After packers hsd filled their mors
urgent needs the market slowed up and
from tnat time until tne cioae waa inumrii
to be slow with prices no more man sieaujr.
There was a lair demand tor teeners.
there being a number of buyers wltn oraers
In hand sufficient to clean up everytning
that packers did not care tor. iney um noi
appear, howevsr, willing to pay more than
steady prices.
Quotations: uood to cnoice sprms
$6.767.: fair to good spring lambs, $fi.00tf
.76; good to choice yearlings. $fi.Mi86.75:
air to good yearlings, at.ioonoo; tuwi
choice wethers. $4.7&&4.&0; fair lo good
.ihi ta tol as' a,oil to choice ewea.
$4.30u4.t)0; fair to good swas, $3.9ojl..
cans. In hhi.
In sacks, tall-
Ing in no hurry to nil their orders.
Representative sales:
Me.
A.
..1040
,.1!IT
Ma
II.
AT.
....1114
Pr.
I It
14...
1...
4...
47...
10...
I...
1...
1...
KI
M7
45
I 44
I 44
1 44
I to
4 to
4 40
cows.
114 I tl 11
140 I 0 4
N IU
HEIFERS
4"t I 2t 1
434 1 It t ....
BULLS.
..... ISO t 00 1... 710 1 TO
HO 1 15
CALVES.
tto I 00 1 140 I at
tto I 60 1 tie 1 tt
no t 00 1 110 1 14
Iu4 t 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
Mu t 00 t tit in
v i-n i ihb.
NEBRASKA
1 cow 940
11 cows S47
1 cow 8M
2 cows W
2 feeders.. 13'
43 feeders.. 106
6 feeders.. 74
43 feeders.. 13
t bulls 14O0
7 heifers. .1046
16 feeders. If "to
1 cow L'SO
$ heifers... 633
$ cows 10e77
I steer....
27 cows
1 bull
1 cow
1 feeders
4 calves..
1 steer....
t feeders
7 calves..
1 bull
21 cows...
I cows...
42 feeders
43 feeders.
170
, 912
r:o
70
.1043
312
710
. 866
212
1310
. 9M
.irv.7
AW
t bulls 14o0.
7 heifers. ..l'4it
16 feeders.. IS
1 cow 674
$ heifers... M3
$ cnws....l7
1 steer V.O
37 cows 17
R.
11 feeders . 7?
2 t6 7 steers.... M7 1 64
2 80 6 cows rrt i m
2 36 28 feeders.. 1046 $ 70
3 26 S feeders.. 112 J 46
4 15 27 feeders.. 10O0 3 60
3 7b 48 feeders.. US $ 40
3 00 16 cows 1044 $ 75
3 25 4 feeders. . t13 50
2 36 3 cows $76 1 26
2 76 1 bull 712 06
2 60 $ feeders.. HI 1H
2 90 1 cows $70 I 76
2 30 2 cows $46 3 00
2 26 1 bull lloo 2 60
$00 1 steer 780 i (0
2 75 27 feeders.. 8"4 1 45
2 15 3 cows S6 2 20
) 20 149 feeders . 1043 $ 60
3 00 7 steers.... 1CM 3 40
3 25 T steers.... 740 2 &0
2 60 11 feeders.. 921 3 46
5 $0 2 cslves... $0 4 00
$ a 17 cows 902 2 J5
3 36 18 steers. ...12'.r, 4 06
$ 26 I feeders.. 1128 3 45
2 25 1 bull 110 I 50
$ 76 W feeders.. MS 14)
8 2 4 feeders.. Kl 2 60
2 IS 2 cows 876 t S
2 76 1 bull 782 i i
2 60 6 feeders.. 951 2 35
1 00 1 cows 170 I 75
2 ) 2 cows 545 ! 00
2 25 1 bull 1300 eo
1 00 1 user 780 i 60
2 76 27 feeders.. 801 $45
Bchelatsr Neb.
1 10
W. Mann-Neb.
15 feeders.. 12M 4 00
I nomas stten jseo.
.1049 3 70
W. Delsir ger Neb.
X feeders.. 1061 8 SO
BOl'TH DAKOTA.
y, feeders.. W) 1 to 1 cows
. .14,0 1 40 s raws
. .1130 $ 60 $ steers...
...lf 2 5 4 cows ...
...1W t 86 I rows...
.!. 2 86 1 steer...
I 6$ 1 cow
Stock In light.
Receipts of live stock st ths six orlnclnal
vasiern niaravis yesieraay:
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City .
St. Josenh
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
i.t'-0
L600
11.000
1.847
J.OiO
31.000
62143
Hogs. Sheep.
i.tHO $.200
1.700
J.000 6.000
4,848 130
6,000 l$no
61,000 $0,000
72.94$ 3,9W
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 30.-flpot tin advanced
O 171 in the London market and futuraa
and atwera 1 16s higher at 171 10s. Locally
me mantel wit quiet out nlgnar In con
sequence, with spot quoted at $87.2O4j37.60,
Some dealers sre said to be asking $.17.76
but this quotation was regarded aa more
or less nominal. Copper also waa higher In
the London market with snot quoted at
83 6s and futures at 83 6a and futures
st H7 6s. Locally the market was steady.
Iake Is quoted st $18.50318 75; electrolytic
at $18.irl8.60; casting. $18.00fi18.26. Lead
was unchanged at $5.76 In the local market
and at 16 15s In London. Spelter was 6s
higher at 2 16s in lxindon. Locally the
market was unchanged at $6. 964j.U6. Iron
was unchanged to 3d higher In the English
market with standard foundry quoted at
as lOd and Cleveland wsrrsnts st 61s 4Wd
lxicslly the market was unchanged. No. 1
foundry northern Is quoted at $18 60011.25;
No. $ foundry northern. $18.24VU 18.75: No.
1 foundry southern, I8.001G 18.60; No. 3 found
ry southern. 1 7.5 18.00.
e r. 11 is. juiy so. Murrauv- i-eaa.
firmer at $6.66; spelter, dull at $6 92H.
No.
Representative sales:
94 Wyoming welhers
563 Wyoming wethers
Zit Wyoming wethers
) Idaho feeder lambs
810 Idaho feeder lambs
Wl Wyoming yearlings
5 Boutn uaaota ewes, cuu
18 South Dakota ewes, culli
2 South Dakota ewes
99 South Dakota ewes
106 Montana ewes
118 South Dakota ewes ....
westerns
lambs
Iambs
lambs
lambs
bucks
bucks
ewea, culls....
ewes, feeders,
ewea, feeders.
ewes
AV. FT.
.87 4 86
,. 104 4 85
,. 103 4 85
. 74 6 26
.74 6 26
.76 6 30
.102 8
.80 3 50
. SO 4 06
. 94 4 06
. Kl 4 12V,
. 8S 4 15
. 116 4 50
.71 1 86
.71 1 86
.70 $88
.67 KS
.123 3 16
. 91 2 15
.61 t 60
.79 3 36
..78 $00
. 82 4 12'i
, . 94 4 80
..110 4 10
. . 100 4 80
,.100 4 80
,. 101 4 f6
. . 97 4 83
..97 4 66
..80 IU
.. 86 4 $5
..75 $1$
..74 $16
..76 $15
. . . o sr.
71 $ 12H
73 ( 32"4
8t. Louis Live Stoek Market.
ST. LOriS. Julr $0-rTTLEReeelrts
t.nfai head, inelud'ng 4 7f hesd Texans:
market stesdy: native sVppIng and export
steer". 4.754i.V0; dreseed beef snd butcher
steers. $4-l"ti9 9S: Steers under 1 C0 lh
$3 50'u4;0: stockers snd feeders. !;oO?4.f
cows and heifers $2.256 23; canners, fl."a
2 00; bulls. $2. 404.00: calves. $1.1 4ft 3.60 ;
Texas snd Indian steers, 13.0065.W); cows
snd heifers. IV.So&t ?5.
HOGS-- Receipts. 600 hesl: market 10c
lower: pigs and lights. $i Cfro-1 70: packers.
$il 2".f;.b5; butchers and best heavy, $" i.V?f
6.70.
SHEEP AND t.AMRS-P.rcelpts. 2 500
hesd: market steady: nat've mutton. $10
itfS.U'; lambs. $4ior7.5o- culls and bucks.
$1763I "); stockers. Z iMfiM.
91 Idaho
33i Idaho
3.12 Iduho
168 Idaho
130 Idaho
126 Montana
7 Montana
17 Montana
171 Montana
6X3 Montana
S3 Montana
574 Wyoming wethers
110 Oregon wetners
316 Oregon wethers
172 Oregon wethers
540 Wyoming wethers
Ill South Dakota wethers
$47 South Dskota wethers
1 South Dakota wether
I South Dakota wethers
blrl Oregon yearlings
197 Oregon yearlings
6M Oregon yearlings
7 Idaho wethers, yesrllnga. . . .
81 60. Dskota feeders, yearl'gs.
270 Be. Dakota feeders, yearl'gs.
CosTee Market.
NEW TORK. July S0.-COFFEB-Ths
market for coffee futures opened firm at
an advance of 104H5 points on higher Euro
pean cables, reports thst the Brazilian
valorisation bill had passed the Senate,
private cables from Europe reporting that
German and French bankers hsd oversub-
srr'led tie Brazilian 1 an required to put the
valorization scheme into effect and tne offi
cial weather reports from the state of San
Paulo representing low temperature in sev
eral important districts. There waa heavy
realisation and talk that a reaction would
be no more than natural after an advance
of 70 to 80 points Inside ten days or a
fortnight, but after sagging off a partial
3 points the market was rallied strain by
continued hull aupport and covering with
the cloae firm snd 16fr?0 points net higher,
prices reaching the highest level for ths
bull movement In the 1st session. Ssles
for tha day were reported of about '.6O0
bags, including September st ?.UV$7.06c;
October. 7.10c; November, 7.16e: Decamber,
7.2&v7.36r; January. 7.3017.; March, 7.69
7.55c; Msy. 7.60a7.75o: July. 7.if7.T5c. Spot
market, firm; No. 7 Rio, 8"c Invoice.
lastr ana Molasses.
NEW YORK. July SO.-SrOAR-Raw
Arm; fair refining. I'c; centrifugal, 9$
test. $&3 13-lfio; molaases suaar, ;
reHned. steady: No. $. 4 lilc: No. 1. 4 16o;
Ne. I, 4.10c; No. 9. 4 65c; No. 10. 4.6 es
Ko. II. 3 95c; No. 12. 11'; No. I. .fce;
No. 14, 3.15c; confectioners' A. 4. Hot
mould A. 5.16c; cut loaf, 6.60c; crushea,
6 60c; powdered, 4.90c; granulated, 4.10c;
cubes, 1. 06c.
42 feeders.
1 hull
t steers.
I cow...
1 rows .
1 sieer.
I 43 feeders.. 1060
. 9ttt
. 9J3
.1178
. 907
.10S3
. 910
. 910
2 86
2 05
3 64
3 $6
1 60
S
1 36
Bt. Joseph l ive Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Julv Si-OATTLE-R-reipis.
3.643 head; market dull to 10c lower;
natives. 14 Of'a 1"; cows ard heifers, 11 76'B
f.tfl: etookers and fe-:dra. f".Ct4 00.
HOGS Recelpta. 4 343 head: market,
mostly 10c lower; Ha lit . Sl"ilA; medium
and heavy, Jvd'fcii 40, bulk of sales. $"" 5g
$.40.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 1.2V)
hesd; market stesdy.
Bloas City Live 4Mb Market.
tOtTC CITT. Ia . July 30. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE-Recelpta. 1,600 bead; mar-
Vool Market.
ST. LOCIS. Mo.. July SO.-WOOL-Stsady;
medh'm grades co-nhing and clothing 23
2e: light fine. Il22c; heavy fine, Hfillc;
tub warhed. 32ft3SV
SECURITY
AURORA, ELGIN & CHI
CAGO R. R. 1st MTGE. 5s.
Pries and particulars upon application.
A. B. LEACH & CO.
NEW YORK.
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