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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pricei Are on Decline and
Strength is Shown.
Little
CROWD DUMPS ON BAD NEWS
niaappo'nOaa Forelara ( bln Bad Ik
t hirff uf Damage Report
from orthwnt ('mm
Tkln Action.
OMAHA. July 26. 1907.
The market wss on the decline and little,
l i fii art h or support shown.
I isiippolntlng foreign cablet and thAcnw
if fuitlier d.image teports from the north
(est caused the crowd, which went lout
over night to dump Its holdings.
Wheat was iwaaer on lower cables ami
lack of damage icorts. Commission houses
fi selling on opening and there w.i
piartloally no buying. The crowd wan
Inn over nljrht and sold on the decline.
September wheat opened at 864c and
dosed at MV.
Corn open, d weaker with wheat and
cooler temperature In the corn belt caused
an easier market. The local crowd wan
Inclined to the selllnir aide with some bu. .
liiK on resting orderH by rouimlimi A,
houses. September corn opened at ' .
and cloned at 47c.
(ists opened weak tn sympathy with v,ther
grain and there, waa a small dei:ll . but
pport waa fairly good owing to Returns
! ..in fields, where thrashing rAw been
d ne. September oats opened at y,4c an,i
. loped at .Tltto.
Primary wneat receipts were 'fjrjoo bush
els and ahlpmenta were 567 iff) bushels
against receipts last year of ' ',1(mn h,luhJ
els
and ahlpmenta of 365,000 ,ishels. Corn
Ipta were 4A1.0HQ bushels ,,, .kinn,.
rei
""if1!"' against reoelf, ,aBt yar o(
Jl.UM) bushels and htpnntg of 14o,0K
bustiers.
i !.leat!!,"S",m W.ere .163-O0P buahela of corn,
equal to 136.009 bushel'.
.IsTT'1 t'''""1 VV1 lower on wheat
and 41 lower on core
..nrf?,Vr'T?',l -.0 bushels of wheat
and l.0in busheis Vt corn f(jr export.
J"1'"-', ahipin. !.(. were this
week 1.066.IKI0 bu. l(,8t w,k 1.M4.0U0 l.u. and
thla week last f.ar v8M,mo Ml. Argentina
corn ahlpmenta Vere thla .week 2,004. bu.
find laat week. 2 , ttooo bu u , k
last year JM.O', ,
Local rang or options:
Artlclea.l Oyn. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat-I
July...'
Sept.. J
R?M H2T.I Kf
HTV (! S6
8'"4i Mi, 1 (ttV1 Ml5!.; 8
4r,! 4rt(3 47 47' 4?x
47,i 47,l 47l 47M 47-V.
4t! 44! 4.TSI 4.TS.I 44
I I . I
4'J I 47l 1? I 4?H K
V7i 3& 8'iJ SiiSl 37
37i 37 3tf.J 36, 37
Corn-
Jill'
Oat
Ally..
'pt..
T ipc. . .
Omaha
WHEAT No. 2
hard. MWfclio; No.
CaaH Prlrea.
hard, Ht4j4Hc;
4 hard, 7i0c:
No.
No.
HprliiK. KWiWc; no grade. 80p.
'(IKN No. .1, 47c; No. 4. 4Vr47tr; no
f-rarle. 42H4Si', No. I yeflo, 47ia4c; No. t
V. hite. 4'(l48V4e.
oTS No. 3 mixed. 4?fM3r; No. white,
4! - No. 4 whtte. 4fi2iK-; standard, 44c.
RYE No. 2, 79c; No. 8. S4jic.
Carlut
Itefelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oat
tucago
Kansas City 1
.M'nneapolis i5
( niiiha 50
I 'ninth 67
Si. l.oulg 14S
26
19
IHKUiO CHAIX AND PnoVISIOS
t ea (area of the Trading; and Closing
PrH-ea on Hoard of Trade.
CH1CAOO, July . Prices of wheat on
lie IockJ exchange declined more (than lc
t biishel today lecause of realising
siues iirougni out by favorable weather In
country for the crop and by lower
1 vices in Kurnean grain centers. At the
the September delivery was dnwn
Corn was off MPac. Oats showed a
1
of
c. Provisions were 5&7Vtc to 10c
! er.
The wheat market opened weak on
welling based on the generally favorable
weather prevailing. The Tact that the mar
ket at Liverpool waa weak despite the lc
advance here yesterday also tended to
e ncourage selling here. Demand was meagre
and came largely from cash Interests.
nK.& . u .... ... 1 ! . . I..,. n . 1 .
:u trading progressed and closed at al-
most the lowest point of the day. Septeui-
,ior openeo. e in c lower, at w.'c to ic.
sold off to SIHc and closed at 9'.Tye. Clear-
a ...... ... .1,.... ., .. .1 .i.. - 1
were equal to I
lxn.000 bu.-'Prlmary receipts were 773,000
ln . compared with 1.119.0(0 bu. the cor-
responding day a year ago. Minneapolis,
loiluth and Chicago reported receipts of
-61 cars, agnlnst M cars last week and
iitifi cars a year ago.
V material decline In corn nrlces orenrrei4
lenity because of selling Induced by lower
temperatures throughout the corn belt. The
lireak In'wheat also tended to weaken the
trarket. The close was wt-nk and nuar t lie
lowest point. September opened a shade
higher to veilr lower, at uiic to f3"ie, sold
off to hi'v and dosed at 63-V. local re
t'clpts were Wl cars, with 17 of contract
grade.
There was very little trading In oats
snd the market was easier, owing to the j
nkness of wheat and corn. September 1
ipened unchanged to Ho lower, at 3V to
sc, som on to 3Xc and closed at the
bottom price. Local receipts were 73 cars.
Provisions opened firm, but weakened.
At the close September pork was off 10c at
$K 46. Lard was down 6tj7V.c at $9.22U49.26.
Ribs were tViliir lower at $R.72M!?pH.75.
Estimated receipts for tomorroy: Wheat,
so curs: corn, 170 cars; oats, 77 cars; hogs,
K. ' hesd.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
I
July
Sept
1 iec
May
Corn
July Sept
Dec
May
Irtts--
July
Sept
Deo
May
fork
Sept 1 ard-
Sept
Vt
H lbs
Sept Oct
90t4 89,f H
2Sttl
HI1! HI",! US
9S"4 fr)HJ .4. 9oA,4
1.00 I 1.00V l.4
H-lkfuAwl
'Wv
6SK!
l.M
6S
63-i,
63
64i 34
63V ftC, 63,! st,
4C 49S'?f bOV"'
5(4,S:5(rjolJ 62H
63Vn'-!
itii
61'fla.'
I 441,1
iSVii
I 3S
44H! 44H 44H 44
39 i (ss 1 8d U
391 S87 .1K7: SH
41' 4(U 4 4o,'av,l41Vt4,
41 14
1
16 4i:iJ 16 45 I
16 56 I 16 55 I
18 5i
9 30
t 15
( Kl'H
9 3:V
3,V
3o
9 40
9
t So
I 25
9 3U
8 75
8 KS
a Ka
8 85
8 '&
8
a bn
8 674
"No 2.
(.'ash quotations were as follows:
Fl.dCH-Sieady ; winter patents. $4.10if
4. to; straight a, .S.7(4t4.ai, spring patents,
J .'(! 90; straighta, 64.11ku4.60; bakers, ti 50
ii.T.W.
WHKAT No. 1 spring,
red. Ki'yiiSsSc.
t'lillN-No. i. 64c; No.
4Vc.
OATS-No. 2. 44MUSc;
99ci81(H; No. i
1 yellow. 64S7J
No. 2 white, 47c;
o. i whilst. 443 4(
it Y K No. 2. S5c.
HARI.KV (ion 1 feeding,
1 1 "W malting. a:i'i&)".
6urn&5c; .fair to
SrEIV-Xu ' no- ' - f. ' Tim-
t'y. prime, $166. Clover, contract gra.!e,
I1V5J.
I l;i)"lSIONS-3li(Mt r.ni- aUles (loosel,
' .; 7i. Me pork per bhl., $16.369 18.40.
aid. per It's.. 9.72,. Short clear sides
1 1 -x. d). $.R7Hv9.l:H. -
Koliowlng were the receipts and ehlp
1 ents of flour and groin:
Keceli.is
four, tibia 14 700
Wl ,u. bu 61. .00
Shipments
14.3.0
;.3oo
1-!. !l n
. 1 111 "41. w
. bu 14.5-
bu 4 l)
.Ii.
i-'.irle
lui S 300 . 3.500
Oil
the Produce cxcbangcto.lav the but
ler market una steady Cr uinorles. II f
-'-. lairles. UV'2'.V. K:-g. firm, at mark.
1 ie included. Ijii15.': lirnta, 15 : prime
tirns. li,i,c. Clit-t-se, strajj l'giSc.
TeorlK
PKDR1A. Julv
elow, 64,'; No.
gra.ie 4HSc.
Grala Market.
-aORN-Higher: No. 3
54c;
no. 4,
62Sc; no
I S- I'nchangrd;
I li!!... 44c.
H V K Nominal; No,
WH1SKV-II 31.
No.
$ white.
45c; No.
Philadelphia Pradsre Market.
PI1IUUIK.1.PII1A. July 26.-FAK1S-bt.-M.ly;
l.c nt mark.
CHKI'SK-htrin (sir demand; New York
full 1 reams. 124j 13io.
I.lterttool Urals aaal Pravlaloaa.
MVERIDDL. July l!.-VHEAT-Spof.
tee.ly; No. 1 red western winter, 7s Id
ruturea. quiet; July. 7, 1J; oeptembe.
. .1: December, 7s Cia.
COHN-tii.ot. gutet sad aieadr; old north,
am, U Jkd, American mUd, new, b iX
J I 'i'i'?"' Jul "n'nl"l; ember.
HOI'S At Ionrton iPacifl
I at 2 V'a:i 5s.
cr,'4. steady
I FlAHK-Winter patents, qui'
at 27s .!
lORK. (iOKHII,
M4RKET
Quotations of lb l
on
Virion
tonamodlt
YORK. July a;- r',fnn.ci.,i.
NEW
19.198 bbls.
exports, i-".-, 1,1,1.. market
more active and eneli
'. fnr m.rlnff tir.inilK'
Minnesota
tat. til ..MtMiCt 35: Minnesota
bakers, $7! 7nu4.iO; wl
er patents. $4.4utM.9o:
3 Ufiii.it', w inter l
flour, quiet ; fn!r to
famy. $."i.l.n",.30.
' grades. $.l.fs.sii3.HM. Hye
Mood, $l.7j'u5.0J; choice to
fine while and I-
M i.- . " 'arse,
t3 i3.4o.
$1.1411.16; kiln dried,
K l;--Nond a). No 2 WPtern, 8m. f. o.
b.. New nt
n--'I,BAT" '.ccMiHb, 37.tmo bn.; exporis,
'i, , ' it , fhhv; No. red. 4Tc. rlevatm ;
7. V t 0 afloat; No. 1 northern
Hululh, f, r,s. f. 0 1, , float; No. i hard.
"""",' We. f. o. b., afloat Yielding to
"1"'"" 4 cables, reports that Russia was
onerl j n,w wheat freely, good weather !
nWF and stop-loss selling, w heat broke j
OVer.- . hM.t,u t.l.v It r.lr.,t 1
hi' 4 V IV.r, .l..r.M... . lull. tlnmaA at
"-' f .y, at ivr tiot decline., juiv closed
? ;; Kepi em her, -'tc, closed at
f December. ll.OLHfil.m. closed at tl.iH; Ma
,(
ay, t
,f ('ORN-Recelpts, 72.oa bu ; exports, H;.-
j.s iu ; spot msrKet easy; jvo. t. wv. ele
vator, and OOV. f. o. h., afloat. Option
market waa without transactions, closing
i- net lower. July kised at nic; Septem
ber closed at filc; Pecemlier closed at
wic; May closed at 5!VV.
OATS-Recelpts. 46.500 bu. : exports. 1.37S;
stxit steady; mixed oHts. M to 32 pounds,
"c; natural white, 30 to 33 pounds. 61'n'
jl'V; cupped while, i to i pounas, tia
HAY Quiet: slipping, 7ofi7fc; good to
Choice, Jl.lS01.2a
HOPS Quiet; iK, 4410; rnclflc coast,
llc; 1905, (ViSp.
HiriKS Quiet; Central America, 224c;
Iiogota. 2?Hc
I.KATH KR Steady ; arid. UoTTHf.
PROVISIONS Reef. Arm; family, H3.50
614.00; nifss, H .SWMft 00: beef hams, t34 0"9
2T..O0; packet. lo.5itill.00; cltv extra Ind'a
mess. $21.6022.00. Cut meats, quiet; pick
led bellies. 10.75fil3.60; pickled hams, $12.00
i IS. 00. l.ard, steady; western prime, $! 30
lfi.40; refined, steady; continent, 8 00;
Fouth America, flfl.25; compound. SSt7Mi
tji12. Pork, steady; family. llH.OWllt.Sw;
short clear. fls.R04i'19.jO; mess, S18.0tKiilH.DO.
POtl.TRY Alive, nominal; dressed,
steady; western chickens, 17tjT22c; turkeys,
l"Vil4o; fowls. 1215
Bl'TTKR Fancy creamery, steady; oth
ers dull, easy and unchanged.
CHEESE Easy; state full cream, col
ored and white, small, beat. 12V-; same,
large, colored. 12Hc; same, white, llc;
state, fair to good. HVi'SflHc; state, in
ferior. St,c.
EaaS-FIrm; state. Pennsylvania. 2Tg23o:
state, brown and mixed fancy. 22
i2!c: firsts to extra firsts, 1ST,21c; western
selected finest. llDc; western, average
best. ITHfilSc; official prices, firsts. 181V4c
WEATHER 1T T1IF, CIIA1X BKI.T
Pair and Warmer la the Outlook for
atnrdar-
OMAHA. July W. 1907.
An area of high pressure overlies the
Missouri valley thla morning and cooler
weather Is general over the country be
tween the Mississippi river and Rocky
mountains. The weather continued very
warm throughout the lower Missouri val
ley during Thursday and temperatures of
1"0 degrees or above were quite general
throughout that section. No Important
change tn temperarwe has occurred In the
east and south and the weather remains
warm In those sections. Temperatures are
higher In the extreme northwest and
warmer weather will prevail in mis vicin
ity Saturday, with fair tonight and Satur
day. Omaha record of temperature and pu
liation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three, years:
1907. 1906. 1905. 1904.
Minimum temperature.... 62 66 (3 - K
Precipitation 00 .00 . 36 . 00
Normal temperature for today. 77 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
4.27 Inches.
Deficiency
corresponding period In i'JOB,
2.9H Inches.
Deficiency
7.39 inches..
corresponding period In 1905,
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Cora and "Wheat Region Bnlletln.
For the twenty-four hours ending at R
ni., 75th meridian time, Friday, July i
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. . Max. Mln. full. Sky.
Ashland. Neb.
84 0 T Clear
8ft S3 .16 Clear
90 67 . 07 Clear
90. 62 .04 Pt. cloudy
Ri 67 Pt. cloudy
7 69 .12 rt. cloudy
85 16 .00 Clear
R5 60 .00 Char
87 6? .00 Clear
84 62 .03 Clear
90 68 ,00 Clear
87 64 .00 Clear
91 50 .( Clear
89 59 .06 Clear
87 63 . 00 Clear
U 58 T Hear
Auburn, Neb.
L"'."I! .11 ' xVlt.
Neb..
1
Fairmont. Neh..
I Gr. Island. Neb.
III linxinn. ru
""."V"88' "
ya k J1 V' k
'Omaha Neri ....
Tekaman, Neb..
A"a' .,
(armii, la.......
t-lrlnda, la',....
j Blhley, la...
I'nloux City,
la.
Minimum temperature
f ir twelve-hour
period ending at R a. m.
DISTRICT AVJTRAOES,
No. of
Temp.
Rain.
Inches.
Central.
Chicago, III...
Stations.
26 1
Max. Mln.
)6 62 .14
85 6S .60 '
86 60 .1" ;
92 70 .n
9t 70 .26
96 72 .IX
80 48 T
88 68 .04
96 70 .14 ,
Columbus. O.
17
14
12
21
19
Des Moines. Ia
Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
Louisville, Ky..
Minneapolis, Minn. 29
Omaha, Neb 16
St. Louis, Mo 13
Very warm weather continues throughout
the central and soutiiern portion of the
corn and wheat region during Thursday,
but Is followed by much cooler weather
f I . -r.l I V, ... I tl.A anllM K.I Uim SMAnlna
i Showers occurred In all districts, being
very light in the Omaha and Minneapolis
districts.
L. A. WEL8H. Local Forecaster.
St. I.oale tienvral
Market.
RT.
track,
LOUIS.
July 26. WH RAT Lower:
rwo. z rea casn. tfl('!ii4c; ro. ;
RWli91c; September. !8;4c: Decem
hard
ber, trjvrasfie.
CORN-Lower; track No. I cash. SI"4W6.V:
No. 1 white. 54cif6mc; September, 624
J4iC; December, 4hHC. ,
OATS Firm; track. No. 2 cash, 47c; No.
S white, 4(v; September, SS'uittVac ; Decem
ber. SV.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patent,
14 26 4. 36;
extra rancy and straight,
clear. $2.76uS.25.
$3,701, 4.10;
El-JD Timothy, steady. $3.25 4.25.
CORXMKAl, Steady, $2.70.
BRAN Dull; backed, east track, 95 &
97c.
HAY Dull; timothy, $16.00 20.00;
prairie. $9,006 11.00.
IRON COTTON TIGS $1.09 .
ltAC.niNO 11 "4C.
II KM P TWINS-lie.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobhina.
$16.55. Lard, steady; prime steam, JS.ia.
Dry salt meats, steady; . boxe.i. eitia
shorts, $9.25: clear ribs, $9 25; short
clears, J937H. Uaoon, steady; boxed,
extra shorts. $10,124; clear ribs, $10.12Vt;
short clears. $10.26.
POCLTHV Steady; chickens. 11c; springs.
15c: turkeys. 13c; ducks. 8c, geese, 5c.
M'TTKR-Steadv; creamery. 21i2Wc.
IXitiS Steady at 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls :. 8.000 4.0o0
Wheat, bu 149.000 12.000
Corn, bu 99.000 37,000
Oats, bu 46,000 29,000
Kansas City Grala and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Julv 26 -WI1 KAT Sep
tember, 84c; December, 874C: Mav. 9c
cash. No. 3 hard! 4iSic; No. S. u7c; No
1 red. 8r-: No. 3. a.liis4c.
CORN Septetulier. 4a'c; December, 4l4,c;
May. 46c; cash. No. S mixed, 4S"c; No. 3,
lilc: No. ! white and No. 3, 6nc.
OATS -No. 2 Willie. 47ViHSc; No. ! mixed.
46urt;Vvc
RYK Steady; No. t 7ftST8o.
HA Y Timothy . weak; choice. $11.0(vgn.50;
prairie, lower; choice, $7.o0j7.75.
K.trtiaS Firm; extra, 18c; firsts, 16c; sec
onds 9c; cases returned, lc less; southerns
lc off. 0
III "1'TBR-Firm; creamerv. 24e- nacklne
iswc. Receipts. Shipments!
Wheat, bu laCOoo 64.'i0
Corn, bu ! 29.000
Oats, bu Iu.OiKi 2oj
Kansas City rash prices as furnished by
I-ogan A- Bryan, lit Board of Trade build
ing: Articles.
I Open. 1 Hlgh.l Law. Close
Wheat
September. .
December...
.
Ieceniber. . .
B bid.
Dalatk
Grala Market.
DCLl'TH. July
4i.-WHEAT-No. hard.
en trarg. (1 niva; No. 1 northern. 99W-: Mn.
3 nont era. 9v;
July. c. September,
lecePHr. 91c.
OAXS-Tu arrlva, SSVtc; July. a.
.. 85U I 8SH 84H I 44,n
..SSH(fS W 87 '879!
.. 4S I 48H U8lTV,
.. 45V 4614 44 44.nV
I
THE OMAHA
XEWYOUR STOCKS AND BONDS
Marked Shrinkage in Speculatire In
tereit the Feature of the Day.
HABRIMANS DROP LEADERSHIP
.Market Has Advantage of Favorable
Return, hat Prices A re Irregular,
with the Close slightly
Higher.
NEW YORK. July 2.-There was a
marked shrinkage of speculative Interest
In the day's stock market, which was dis
tinctly dull. The fault lay very largely
with the Harrlman stocks, which dropped
out of their positions of activity and
strength. Efforts were made fo substitute
cither stocks In the leadership, but without
success The animation of the dealings
In the two stocks is gone and the suppo
sition that the action of the head of tiic
system In taking the public into his con
fidence as to the contemplated dividends
was Intended to this end, puts the market
leadership Into a quandary.
The following of the present movement
for a rise In prices have had faith that
they were following a movement designed
or favored by the Cnlon Paeltlc Insiders.
The supposed motive of the movement was
to afford a favorable market for the 1'nlon
Pacific "onvertlhle bonds, of which $71,000.
0"0 or the t7.i.(KO.000 Issue fell to the under
writing syndicate. The recent surmises
which have found moat favor amongst the
speculative element In Wall street as to
the sponsors for the movement initiated
In the market have dealt with the names
of Harrlman and the Standard Oil group.
Credence In these surmises Is shaken by
the present situation and the present con
JiTture is with the possibility that the
bead of the Harrlman system has sought
to put a stop to the use of his name and
prestige by speculative manipulators. The
abortive campaign of 1903 In Southern Pa
cific, the efforts through the courts to en
force a dividend payment to further It and
the part played by Mr. Harrlman In thwart
ing the attempt are now matters of his
tory and were canvassed with Interest In
the discussion of present conditions torinv.
This situation was given the princtiwl
credit for the drop In the rate of market
activity. Some effect of depression was
exerted by the renewed weakness In the
tries and by a drop of 3V4 points In South
ern Railway preferred. The latter was at
tributed to the dread of the exense In the
struggle over the 214 cent passenger fare
law and the aggressive measures of the
North Carolina authorities In the matter.
The market had the advantage of a favor
able bank return. The usual authorities
are In close agreement In the neighborhood
of $s.:.(O,0iio, as the figure of the accre
tion to cash reserves during the week. As
$4.6!i9.00O of this Is derived from the opera
tions of the auhtreusury with the banks. It
Is seen that the movement of currency
with the Interior Is still considerably In
ravor of this center on balance. Money
on call continued easy In the neighbor
hood of 2t to 2H per cent.
The London Copper market was weak
again today, but the strength of Pnlted
States Steel on the reported breaking of
the strike in the Lake Superior Iron mines
was a sustaining factor in the metal group.
Prices fluctuated with much uncertainty all
day. but were at a higher level at the last.
Honda were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $1.0t,S,tlo. United States 3a advanced
V per cent on call.
The following was
b range of prices on
exchange:
8n lea. High. Low. Close.
160
1.71(1 S9-, ant,
41X1 44 4 43-1
l'O
t.tiio a 33 .14 rt
84
.... ft Jin
100 19 1 Ida,
67
ion 22 S2 n
t.100 69 19
1114(4,
l,0 1!' 117 11S
MM,
1K) 12244 1224 ni
S64
1.! M 6- M
11.6(H) M 34 M
13
7
V 9'i PSk M
V
17, IK) ni4 5t, (.g?
i.iov i7 nj n
17S
1. Too S 3SV ja
114 U 114,
4110 lirt lf.1) WJ,
10.1110 Uti 131, 13t.Sw
Adams Kxprsa
Amalgamated Copper
Amur. Car and Foundry....
d pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do rfd
Amer. Erprfna
Awr. Hide A Leather pfd
Amar. Ire
Amer. Llnnead Oil
do pfd
Amer. Loromotlva
uo pfd
Amer. Hmaltlng A Hat
do pfd
Amer. Pusar Raflnlnt
Amer. Tohaepo pfd otfa ...
Anarnnda Mlnlug Co
Atrhlnon
"In pfd
Atlantic Craat Llna
llaltlini.re A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt ...
Cnnatltan Pactnc
Cenlral of New Jeraey
( heaapanka A Ohio
Chicago (ireat Wentern
Chlraxo A Northwealarn....
C. M. St St. Paul
Chlraxo T. & T., offered..
do pfd
f . C. St. Ixiiiln
Colorado Fuel and Iron....
Colorado A Southern
do l.t pfd
do id pfd
Consolidated Clas
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson..
Del.. Lack. A Western
Iienrer A Rio OralMe
do pfd
Dlatlllers' Securities
In,
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd ,.
6
16
60
.2
2S(4
0
46
117
1714
7!V
17l
4
70
tr;4
2.1V
60
41
1,400 SJ14 jyi4
1.70 271, !(,
S.i0 ., 601,
4K) 4C, 4&S
100 1714 1714
100 72 7a
2U0 17244 172
'ioi) ii'i 274,
1O0 88 "
IS. S' 0 2444 2-1 W
2 sr.fi m
l.aoo 41(4 40
4'0 1SIO, u(4
7'") 1441, 144S
20 H 144
llllnola. Central
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd 1
K. C. Southern
do pfd
I-oiilevllle A Nashvllla.....
Mm lean Central
Minn. A St. Louis
M.. St. P. A Sault 8te. M.
do pfd
allaenurt Pacific
M.. Kausaa A Texas
do pfd
National Lead
N II U. of Mellro pfd ...
N. V. Central
N. Y., uinano A Western..
Norfolk A Wealern
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oua
Pitta., C, C. A St. Loula..
Pressed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
neiuhltc Steal
do pfd
Rn.k Island Co
do pfd
St. L. A Ran Fran. 2d pfd.
6t. Loula Southwestern
do pfd
Suuihsrn Paclflo
do pfd
Bouihem Railway
du pfd
Teouasaea Coal and Iron..
Teaaa ei Pact Ac
Tol., St. L. A Weatern....
do pfd
t'nlon Paeinc
do pfd
P. 8. Expre.ua
U. 8. Haalty
I'. 8. Rubber
do pfd
V. . Steal
do pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
do pfd
Wabaaa
do pfd
welle-Fargo Expraaa
Westlngaouse Electric .....
Weatefu t'nlon
Wheeling A Lake Erie
Wisconsin ('antral
do pfd
Centra! Laather
do pfd
Great Northern pfd
Northers PaclAc
IntarUirough Metropolitan..
du pfd
H'4
71 '.
24S, ,
70 i
17H
l"4 1
2' j
67
17S 17V,
K) If '4 ih
tl 2(114 t '4
20l 67 67
Sim 114 114
Ws !14 31V4
Wl 41 41 1
100 107 1"7
i'jts) 7't 7fi(,'
e.SoO 37V4 U
bb 2V4 1
6.700 li.ii, 1 ia"
'. 34 Wit
200 7t. v 76k,
100 so ' so '
19.700 124V4 122
900 214, ,114
too is ' is''
100 14 21V4
lM.eoi 107 iut''
M0 211, 2)"
1U0 14 44
1.700 t; 21'4
200 4(k 47
200 ii" iiii
61,400 ii ' gtii.
Id 1124 112W
1'0 lfi', 1!.
400 kfH f:
too iov, ,
4'K) 2i', !f
4 4'-,
9t.lu0 lliti 146S4
100 itii
tn m
U.KJ0 17'., 3
l.tuO 10.11, 101.4,
l.esl Mi, 164,
100 10114 101 1,
'iuo i" ia
100 14S(4 146V,
114
41
l(l
131
7s :
TS
C4,
..(, ,
6"
"P
Z
!
29 1
1234 i
! '
I
M I
1
HI
106
80 I
' 1
t4
224
4.
'
io
61
904
111',
19',
2,
144
40
f
4S
144
S3
10S
5J
SS-
VI
7S
lona,
244
101
II
v
lao
145
77
4 (Oi
I'
40
"4
i
D 17S 1v, 1SV
lsS l'-'S 1M
I'M lfi, ;
ISV4
67
I'M 4A 4a
BloaaSbvffleld
400 (7 67
Tola la salea for the dar. 660.400 ah area
London Closing- S-tocka.
LONDON, July 26. Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Consols, money M I 14 M . k. A Texas . ... tell
do account U6-14N. Y. Central. .117
Auaoonda 11', Norfolk A W Tlu.
Atchison
uo piu
do pfd
B A O
Canadian Pacific
Chea. A Ohio....
CkUago 0 W
(-'.. 41 A t- P.
IseCeers
U A K. a
do pfd
Erla
do 1st pfd
do 2J pfd
Grand Trunk
llllnola Central.
KiViOnt a Western."!."! rt
1"2 Pennsylvania its.
laov, Hand kliuee ....1
. 441, Reading jis,
. Ills Southern Railway ... t'.v
.1M do pfd s
. MVjSo. Paclflo g)
It In loo paclftc 150(4
. 74 do pfd as
. V4l;. 8. Slael Jfm
. 41V, do pfd 1V3W
. 4 Wabash us
2r o pfd 2a
14 Bpaniah 4a
1 Ulil .
I- A Nashvllla
'ytR-Rar. steady; 81d per ounce.
r.. I ' - cent.
The rate of discount vn the open market
for short bills la 8VeSS pr cent; for three
months' bills. 3 9-ltuS per cent.
Omaha Clearings.
OMAHA. July 28Bank clearings for to
day were $1,643.1 j6 64. and fr ths coris
spondlng date last year $1,601,IJ8 21
Ireasnry Italement
WASHINGTON. July 24-Today s state
ment of the treasury bnlancM in .
eral fuud. csclusiva or the $lj0,wAiiUUU ,0id
DAILY BEE: SATURDAY,
reserve, shows: Available rash balan. c,
! .M9..S0: gold cotn and bullion. tt.m.X'l
sold certificates. frytiM.".
fit York Money Market.
XBW YORK. July 2b.-MO.NBY On call
stady, 2't per ecu, ruling rate, 21-4 per
cent; cl'sing 2 per cent; ofltred nt 2 per
cent; time loans, dull but steady: sixt
days. 4' per cent; ninety das. 5 per cent;
si x months, 6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6'yTi'!
per cent.
STKIIUNO EXCHANOE Strong, with
actual business in bankers' bills at tl 7!e-,
4 8716 for demand and St $4 fCiOh 4 'e. for
sixty-day bills, commercial bills, $4.tvV
t 1LV KR Mar. Hi : Mexican dollars. n.;Sc.
M i.Nl 8 Uovernment firm; railroad Ir
regular. '1 He closing quotations on bonds today
Wi r.
as follows:
V. S. ref. la,
dn co'ipon .
V S. ft. reg.
do coupon .
V. S new 4s.
do coupon .
Am. Tub. 4a
do 6s
Atch'son gen.
"I
.m Jspan 4'a. ctn "
1 l-, (to 2d series 17
.Hit1 do 4a g. 14
.US L A N. unl. 4s ... 7"
.1!74 Manhat. r. gold 4s.. IT "4
.1 Vet Ceoiral 4a 1S
"S di 1st Inc tiV
,.P4 "M. A 8t U 4s ... S7
.. M' M.. K A T. 4a.... r-
. do Ms
.. I44 N R. o( S4. r. 4a.. Hi
10u N T C. gen i,a ... "V,
. . N. J C. gen. Ss... 1J2
.. ' No. Pacific 4a 1"0
. .10.1, do 3s 704
.. s6 N. A W. e. 4s
.. 48 Ore. 8 L. rfg 4a.. s
. &t Penn. c 3v,s (i,
.10IS Reading gan. 4s S4Vk
. TS St. L. A I. M c f 110
4
do ad). 4a
Atlantic I' L. 4a
D. A (l. 4s
do 3ts
flrk R T c (a ...
lent, of (la. is..
In 1st In.'
do Jd Ine
do ad Ine
("ties (). H
do I i,s
C. II g n 4s .
C R. I. P. 4s..
do col. 6s
XV '. a gt. L. g. 4S
Colo. Ind. r.a. aer. A
t'olo. Mid. 4s
Colo A 80. 4a
Cuba 5a
n. a r n 4s
Utat. Sees, fia
Erie prior- lias 4a..
do gen. ts
Work. Valla 4s
Japan a
.. tS St U A 8 K. fg 4s 74
.. S.l B: I. 8. W. c. 4S...
. 17' Seaboard A. U 4s...
So Pa.iHc 4s
,. do 1st s ctfs
.. 4A Southern Ry fis
. M T A P. lata
1ST , St. L. A W. 4a
. J', f. P. 4a
. siv, V. 8 Steel id (a
. Is Wabash lata
. 7H Western Md. 4s
.301V, "W. A L E. 4s....
. iWla. Central 4s
72
7
H4
107
'US
t-
MS
, 7.1
, an
4H
do td aarlaa
liid. Offered .
Boston Storks and Bonds.
nooru.-d, July .'6. Call loans, xwHi per
cent: time loans.
6tygt per cent.
tim
clal
closing prices on
Atchison adj. 4a
do 4s
Mei. Central 4a
Atchison
do pfd
lloalon A Albany
notion A Maine
oonds were as
M Atlantic
USH'HIiigham
II Cal. A Herla..
ti Centennial
saCopiier Kange ..
2H Daly Weat
Pin Franklin
follows:
11V.
li
800
, 29
SO
I
is
1
"lloalon lilevated
140 (lrsi.br
Kltihbiirg pfd 123 Isle Royale
IS
iex. central
N t . N H A H...
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Arce. charnlral.
do pfd
Am. Pnu. Tuba
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel ....
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Kdlson Klec. Ill
Mara. Klectrtc
do pfd
Mesa. Uss
t inted Fruit
tailed Shoe Mach...
do pfd 4
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
A I tones
Amalgamated
bid. Asked.
Ill 4 Mass. Mining
166 Michigan ....
14 Mohawk
1 Mont Coal A
(1
Coke.. f
43
12s
If
117
H
, 104
23
62
4H
104.
461
1
74.
ll
M Old Dominion ..
6Vi"Dseeoia
H5a,Parrot
U5 Qulncy
Ie7 Shannon
Tamara.'k
SI Trinity
211 t'nited Copper ..
14 V. S Mining
S V. 8. Oil
all t'tah
11(T, Victoria,
4X4 Winona
2(, Wolverine
S7 North Dutte ....
IK14 mute Coalition
Si Nevada
43 Cal. A Arlsona..
WArlx. Commercial
. 82
. 2..W
. 14V,
.166
. 24
Jlew York KSnlna; stocks.
NEW YORK. July 36. Closing quotations
On mining stocks were:
Adama Con.
Little Chief
Ontario )0
Ophlr 224
Potosl II
Ravage go
Sierra Nevada t?
Pmall Hopes 30
Standard i&
Allee ,
Breeea
Rrunswick Con...
Couistork Tunnel.,
('on. Cal.awnd Vs.
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvltle Con
littered.
...425
... 30
... SO
...24
...63
..100
...12i
...
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. July 26. Money was In fair de
mand on the market toduy and rates were
steady. Discounts were quiet. On the Stock
exchaugo the chief Interest centered in
American shures, which opened hesitat
ingly on the postponement of the Paclflo
dividends. The tendency, however, Im
proved about noon and Rending. L'nion
Pacific, Southern Pacific and United States
Steel received good attention and advanced
over parity. Later the market quieted when
New Vork accepted the English level of
prices. No further Important movement oc
curred and the market closed dull but
steady, flrltleh securities were dull and
consols made a fractional loss early In
the day. There was an Improvement In
copper shares, but they closed lower In
sympathy with the metal. Foreigners and
Kaffirs were quiet. Japanese Imperial 6s
of 1904 closed at 10214.'
PARIS. July 3i. Trading on the Rourse
was dull and heavy especially In copper
Rhares. Russian Imperial 4s closed at 73.15
and Russian bonds of 1914 at 602.
BKRL1N, July 26 Trading on the Bonrse
today was weak upon roports from western
bourses. American shares remained un
changed. The other sections of the market
were Inactive.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 26 WOOIv The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its reports
upon statistics gut hen d from the govern
ment, will say tomorrow of the wool mar
ket: The market Is fairly active. Demand
Is not general, but confined largely to the
finer grades. Worsted wools are In par
ticularly act4ve demand for nil high grade
wools. Dealers are not forcing prices to
a higher level, but are free sellers ut cur
rent prices when they show even a moder
ate profit. Receipts are Increasing and
warehouses are grsially filling up. With
a better selection larger business Is prom
ised. Fine delaine Jloss are stron? at STH?
SSc and sales at higher figures are for
selections. I'nwashed delaine sells at 31c.
Half blood and three-eighths Ohio moves
at 33 'l 34c and fine unwashed clothing Is
slow at 27c. Staple territory and Oregon
wools sold at 23V(iCTc, the scoured cost
being placed at 7273c. Clothing fine and
fine medium sold at 21i?4o. costlns (HSrfOc
clean. A little Increased movement In Aus
tralian stock at 48fif)C for fine Merino and
4'.'raH6c for cross hreds, the Intter fop choleo
5V. Foreign carpet wools dull and rather
easy. The shipments of wool from Boston,
July 25, Inclusive, according to the same
authority, are 163,103.348 lbs., as agalnat
135.S14.Xhl lbs. the same time last yesr. The
receipts to July 26. Inclusive, were 100.9o3.502
lbs., as against 154.834,555 lbs. the same
period last year.
ST. IOriS. July 26 WOOL Steady : me
dlum grades, combing and clothlnai. 25fj:6c;
light fine. 22tfr23c; heuvy fine, HlPe.; tub
washed, 29C6c.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. July 26. -COTTON- Spot,
unlet and lu points lower; middling uplands,
13.d0c; middling gulf. 13 2V; sales. 1 500 bales.
GALVESTON, July 26. COTTON Steady
at 13c.
NKW ORLEANS, La.. Julv 26 COTTON
- Spot closed QUI. t ; sales. 583 bales; low or
dinary, 7c, nominal; ordinary, 8c, nom
inal: good ordinary, 10 l-lllc, nominal; low
middling. 11 5-l.ic, nominal; middling, l4c;
Bond middling. 13c, nominal; middling
fair, lic, nomlnul; fair, 15'4c, nominal
Receipts, none, stock, 32.671 bales.
8T. LOITS, Mo., July 26 COTTON
Quiet; middling, 134.C Sales. 83 bales; re
ceipts. (;3 bales; shipments, 400 bales; stock.
8.M3 bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 26.-COTTON-8pot In
fnlr demand: prices steady: American mid
dling fair. 8.26d; good middling, 7.72d; mid
dling. 7.16d; low middling. 4 781; good or
dinary. 6.04d: ordinary, 6.44d. The sales
of the day were a.000 bales of which 600
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 7,400 American. Receipts, 4,000 bales,
including S,6fii American.
Kvaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, July 26. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market waa quiet and un
changed, with fancy quoted at 8 Ho;
choice, 84c; prime, 7H68c; poor to
fulr, ti Tl,c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRIITS Some
exporters are reported In the market for
prunes, and spot quotations are steadv,
with California fruit ranging from 4 S
12'4tc. Oregons up to 30 and 40s are
quoted at 6 4,4) 9c. Apricots are un
changed, with choice quoted at 21c ex
tra choice, 22c; fancy, tfittic. Peaches
are quiet and steadv. with choice quoted
?.J...: ",rH cn,,l,, 124i-18c; fancy,
13rl3Wc; extra fancy. 14ft 14Hc. RaUlna
are dull, with loose Muscatel quoted tt
SNtilOc; seeded raisins. 7'&13c; Lon
don layers. $1.7515 15.
Soaar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 36 -SCGAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining. 3 S7i i.K'.Kc; centrifu
gal 96 test, 3.93c; niolasses sugar. 3.12'a
3.184c. Refined. steady; crushed. 5 70c
powdered. 5(K!6.1(M'; granulied. 6 0c '
NEW ORLEANS. La.. July 26.-81GAR-Sleaily;
open kettle, centrifugal. SM3V'
centrlfugsl yellow. $t,&4i,c, seconds. 21u
4i3Hc. '
MolASSEU Quiet; new syrup, 3-fi34c.
Mlaaeaisolls Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 26.-rU)rR-rirst
patents. $j iia.lo; awi ond patents. I!9U
T''hR1 clrur"' W''t". second clears,
"PKAN-In bulk. $15 Vri15 75.
WHKAT September, 96V; D.-cemler
97V; No. I bard. .o: No 1 northern'
9vVt ;aNo, 1 n01l-''. lAt'v. Nu. I norlb
ein, -a9(i
JULY 27, 1P07.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Cattle of Any Kind to
Test Value..
HOGS SELL HIGHEST SINCE JUNE
o Kresh Heerlpts of Sheep of Any
Conaeqnence Feeling Aboat
Steady for Day, bat Lower
for the Week.
SOl'TH
Receipts were:
OMAHA. July 16. 1907.
Cattle. Hogs. Hheep.
Oirlcial Monday ....
(.itllcial 'j'uestlay
orhclal Wednesday
Offlclal Thursday ..
Estimated Friday .
7.17
2,oS7
e.ti'9
3.M4
1.1(A)
6.1-U
9.1M
10.M7
9. 100
2,1?:
6.076
6 .;t
1.4HX
Five days this week. .. .19,357 44.221
Some days last week. . . . l4,.o;i io.(H9
Same days 2 weeks ago.U.26 4k.6DI
Sume days 1 weeks ago. 79J 4J.9H4
Sa-ne days 4 weeks ago.15.777 b!.24o
Same days last vear.. 17276 3h.2J7
18.
1S.614
14.S6S
lii.ins
12, MX)
S0.H3i
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year.
1W71. l9o. Inc. Dec.
619.977 630.O13 89.1)64
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
1.633,i: 1.6:6.;.9;
83,461
8.843 RM.4-0 33,363
KANUE OF ritlCES.
I .
! 0r"aha ,
Chicago
j Kansas City
I 81 lOUlS
Cattle.
Itors.
2.tkftt5 8
1.4(7.SO
2.2Tg7.16
1.6fvff7.S6
77.10
t6BMi.30
6 tf.n0
.Ui.iU4k.3S
67T.tt4i.4o
6.704 6. 10
dioux t ity
ine following teble
shown (tie swsriM
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
taU. I JJ07. iug H9O5.J1904. iijrjg .i90J.t 1901.
T 771 6 9$
July
13
6 73l t 69
6 3K
6 03:
6 28
I 84
JUIV
July
Julv
July
July
July
July
July
J-lly
July
14...
15...
Hi ..
17...
fj-,'1 6 47
6 13
6 161
17
6 23
7 71
7 17
7 72
71W
i 64
6 19
6 ll
$ 77
6 68
t H
6 C9
6 7b 6 m
a
0 II It) 61
6 66
a
6 21
6 20
7 71
7 74
18
5 6s.! 6 6:
6 66:
5 22
19... I 6 73, 6 61 i 631
6 18!
a
7 661 5 1'.$
-l 0 471 a o.
6 03
6 2:
6 68
j 6 48 6 611 6 10 6 22 7
6 87V.I I 5 481 R 071 5 26 7
7 62
411 5 68
6 81S 8 52; 1 4I 5 251 7 321 8 71
I July
1 July
6 944i 6 66: & 471 I 6 18 7 41 6 70
6 94V I 62f 6 661 6 04! 6 06 7 531 6 74
July
I 5 99V 6 50 5 60 5 111 I 7 52; 6 69
Sunday.
The oftlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. A St. P 6
Mo. pacific 18
l'nlnn Pnclflc System 11)
1
35
13
46
6
6
11
9
t
8
C. ft N. W. (easl).... 4
C. N. W. (west).... 8
C. St. P., M. A O.... 1
C, H. A Q. (east).... 2
C. B. & Q. (west) 12
C, R. 1. ,V P. (east)
Illinois Central
C. G. Western
Total Receipts 47
111
The dlsoosltion of the Hnv's rrnclnts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of heud Indicated;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
omnna packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudiihy Packing Co
Armour ft Company
Cudahy Pack. Co., K. C.
Hill & Son
p. p. lewis
Hamilton & Rot'hschUd"!!
J. B. Root & Co
T. B. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
I.ehmer Bros
Other Buyers
61 1.3S8
S23 2.25 335
2'6 3.046
113 2,596 t
34
61
8
152
4
in
is
240
Total 1,696 9.323 344
CATTLERecelpts of rattle Uiis morning
were very light and there were not enouii
of any one kltul on sale to really make
a test of values or establish quotations.
What few beef cattle there were gen
erally ".old In about the same notches as
yesterday. That moans that outside of
rwtrlctly choice or fancy steers, that were
not over lotolnc lower, the market was 35
40c lower than last week. Some sales
men. In fact, are calling It as much as 60c
lower In extreme cases on the short fed
and common rattle.
Cows and heifers also sold about the
same as yesterday, as far' as could be
Judged from the few loads offered. They
have experienced about the same decline
as have steers. In" other words, while the
market on the very best dry-lot cowb and
heifers has not shown much change, the
common to pretty decent grassers are 25
iifioc lower than last week.
There were only three or four cars of
stockers and feeders In first .hands thU
morning. Heavy cattle sold at fairly good
advantage, the same as they have done all
the week, but light cattle, good grad-s
as well as common, are right at 60o lower,
with some of the least desirable showing;
more decline than that as compared with a
week ago.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEKRS.
No. At. Pr. No. At. Ft.
1 SfiO 3 75 SI 1132 4 70
6 34 S 75 T !l B on
It S 90 21 100T 4 tO
t ! 4 01 1 1 ITS 10
1 IW1 4 26 1114 til
t lulO 4 tt ' 1 1730 25
COWS.
1 TOO 2 00 1 1050 t Ti
1 410 2 00 1 S0 I T5
1 T20 2 96 T Hi.0 2 76
1 MO I 25 42 1009 I 80
t 1070 2 26 1 146 2 0
18 7 S5 2l 760 2 90
12 137 2 40 21.. SB2 OK
T I' l 2 40 t 117 I llj
4 470 2 40 20 K50 15
1 M0 t 40 21 242 2 11
1 UO0 t 60 1 114,1 4 28
16 611 2 60 1 990 I 25
t 6S1 2 50 t 1050 I 90
10 -00 I 60 24 930 3 60
2 1041 t SO 1 1.110 S 60
1 11) I M 6 944 Ti
22 761 t 66 I mo 4 40
t 1144 t TO
HEIFERS.
7 2S0 2 00 I BSO I 00
1 410 1 00 1 660 I O
1 2w I in 11 mi 1 on
i 970 2 25 1 610 00
1 440 I l 2 BT0 2 ii
1 710 t 60 2 in I 26
T 8f, 2 60 t 616 I 28
1 692 2 64 I a 1 3,
1 410 I f 1 ,o 1 50
6.... 174 I 5 4 1177 I SO
4 441 J 55 1 ....1060 4 00
1 240 I 00
BULL&
1 00 I 50 2 ir.5 t 60
1 120 t 00 1 1470 I 76
2 1175 I 15 1 1290 2 76
! 14(0 i 2 1 1580 4 40
1 1220 I :6 1 i(o 4 50
CALVES.
4 240 t 04 1 log s oft
6 W IS 1 230 ( no
1 410 I 50 M8 t Is)
19 !24 4 26 1 1.0 ( M
1 10 4 71
COWS AND HEIFERS.
4 17 I 26 T 940 2 Tt
STOCKERS AND FEEDEH8
t S50 2 00 4 711 9 25
10 317 2 60 1 646 8 26
WESTERNS.
IDAHO.
31 cows 966 $ 20
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
35 feeders.. 1101
4 65
4 25
$ 00
3 40
5 00
t 86
2 85
3 40
3 00
3 00
$ 60
2 86
3 00
8 60
12 COWS 1068
17 feeders.. 736
4 feeders.. 712
2 calves... 175
3 calves... 150
23 cows 9M)
8 bulls 1266
1 bull 1400
t steers.... 615
4 feeders.. 4L4
5 75
3 60
3 50
( 00
6 60
3 15
3 (0
2 75
3 00
2 40
4 60
1 rO
2 90
$ 26
1 steer 1200
3 feeders..
811 feeders
1 calf
6 cows
4 cows
6 cows
2 cows
2 feeders..
620
693
170
943
817
866
, 765
675
8 feeders.. 967
17 cows 831
1 bull 1620
23 feeders. . 770
1 cow AS0
45 feeders.
24 cows. . . .
3 feeders.
6 cows
967
948
666
882
i 00
HOGS-Hogs sold 6c higher this mornina
and practically everything In sight changed
hands before 11 o'clock. The trade was a
little slow at the opening, owing, in part,
to the fuct that salesmen had a very good
opinion of the value of their holdings and
were determined to get everything possible
out of the market When once under way,
however, the movement was fairly active
at thB advance noted, with the results that
an early clrsrsr.ee was effected. The built
of the bogs sold at $6tVrt6.i. with a top at
$ 30. Yesterday the bulk of the hogs went
at $V9(ifi6.(i. with a top at $4.20.
The day s advance carries the market
to the highest point touched since the sec
ond week In June.
Kei'tvse ntatlve sales'
No.
Wt.
Pr.
No. Wt. g'a. Pr.
41 1:4 44 4 04
4 2j0 ... 4 0
U 2B0 90 4 0
7 t16 ... 6 0
69 241 40 4 00
44 240 90 4 M
279 ... 6 00
2 2 441 4
44 264 ... t AO
U 249 Ml g 00
(o to in 4 oo
T'i 21 1. 4 I
40 tat tn 4 0t(t
T4 Kl 40 I
l S7 ... t 024
6t 5J4 120 01.4
65 224 ... 4 01
so 241 ... t 02V,
44 247 10 4 ('JV4
6" 24. 6 01,
a rt ...
71 11 6 t !4
It 249 ... It.,
74
44.
14
64.
t:
64 .
t
76.,
67..
41
64
64
64.
64.
t...
64 .
69..
..
66
(1..
It .
S ,
St..
.171
.It6
..MO
.."7
..2s2
.2-2
. ''!
. :6t
. ISO
. It4
..27
II
.101
.2)
. il'4
.11
. 2S9
. Il
. 210
. 91
. ;
. 274
141
t U
t I7S4
I I74
t 90
i 40
I 94
t 90
I triv,
t 97 '4
6 92V4
i 9t
i sfi
I 45
I 94
t 91
t 96
i 95
I 96
t 96
I ti
I 974
i 97 V,
4 97 4,
ti
JM SO I 7'4 71 ltd go 0?
7" ft ... I 7V 7 I Ml K .Ji,
v s 40 I Ti4 ti ao n.i,
74 ...JJ1 taO I :v, i N, im ifli,
2 "44 . . f i:v, 71 is aa t o:i
Ml ( VV, c Jtl i OJi,
ri ta m m ik
1't 'T't ? r . .
4 2 0 OS ;..".... f?7 40 Ii
TJ I 19' 4 on U n l I in
4 r-1 12" 4 00 71 t43 40 lit
I 40 00 74 14 . . 08
1 W4 . . I (H f..i 19 120 nj
tl M 19 11 7 :24 . . I (ITV,
67 .tt . 4 no !M o I It)
72 ttt MM 00 g4. 2:: 10
7 fw n 4 an t jig ie r
l : ... I (10 7 in o (15
f.! . . 00 TS S'4 4o u
70 ?6S l?o 1 no )t 40 20
71 t 1 4 l Si is? ... g to
71 . ts tf 4! lt ... W
SHF.KP There were
not enough sheer.
here toriav to make s
mnrket or to test
value. Only two cars were offered for sao
and tney were Oregon wethers. rather
heavy pelted, but a good quality, which
sold at $V?6. The feeling was stendv.
As noted yesterday, there has been a
shsrp break In the market this week,
prices being 3Mf4(c lower than s week
ago. Tl.e decline.. however, has not befn
confined to this point, but has been gen
eral at all markets A feature of the
wek's receipts has neen the almost entliv
absence of lambs, hardlv enough having
arrived mis week to miike any
values.
(Quotations on range sheep and
Good to choice lambs. 17.0(117.60:
test
lambs:
fair to
good lambs. $6&0tSi.M); cull lambs. $,"1.(6.00;
good to choice yearling w ethers. $6.67VhV6.9l ,
good to choice wethers. $o.Jfu6.40; good to
choice ewes. $4.76'.iii.l6; fair to good ewes.
$ k. 3fd 4. 75 : culls and bucks. $2.5(M4.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
333 Oregon wethers 1t
2 Oregon culls tx
Pr.
5 36
4 00
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MAHKF.T
Cattle and Sheep Steady tint Slow
Hogs Five Cents Illaher.
CHICAGO, July PATTLH Receipts,
8. i0 bead; market stendv. but slow; com
mon to prime steers, 4 7Mi7.36; cows. $H.VG
titi.75; heifers, $3.0i"tiR.75; bulls. $3.1676.26;
calves, $3.(tf7.26; stockers and feeders,
$3.iX5 00.
HOGS Receipts. 2.RS9 head; market,
higher; good to prime heavv, $6.25 (.;
medium to good heavv, $ti.lW2S; butcher
weight, $1.26!lf6.46; good to prime mixed,
$6.iyu 30; light mixed. $6.2S3ii.40; packings
$"i.7Mi6.10: pigs. jr.. 75 11 6 40; selected, $6.40
6.60; bulk of sales, $C.li.Tjii.40.
BIIKKl' AND lAMHS-Recelnts. 6.000
head; mnrket steady, but slow; sheep. 83.73
I Afll f Mi ' vna.llnr,. t C. .! AO. 1 - . V. ST. Ol M
7 26 j...."ap, eo.urpif u.w, iniKoa. e'..-"t
Near Vork Live Stork Market.
NKW YORK, July S6. BEEVFS Ra
celpts. 2,278 head; steers, steady; bulls and
fat cows, 10igi5c lower; thin cows, nomin
ally steady; common to choice steers sold
at $4.1VU6.70; good bulls. $426: no bologna
bulls; fair to choice cows, $2.60f(M 60: a lew
heifers at $6.00; dressed beef steady for
choice; slow for common and medium: na
tives are selling at Ri4AiloVfrc per pound;
exports tomorrow, l.OtO cattle and 2.660
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 268 head; veals steady
and prime grades firm; buttermilks and
grassers, unchanged. Veals sold nt $5(4t
8.76; One bunch. $9.00: buttermilks and
grassers,
steady at
7ti1 l'o.
$3.&ofi4.60; city dressed veals,
9iil3c; country dressed, slow at
S1UCEP AND
head; sheep. 26c
dlnary to prime
to prime lambs.
LAMBS Receipts. 4,413
lower; lambs, steady, or
sheep, $1.76'6.O0; common
wqi.ab; one extra car,
$7.60: general top, $7.25.
HoGS Receipts, 2839 head; market,
steady; state and Pennsylvania hoga, $i.80
(87.00.
Kanaaa City I, It Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 26. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 head, .Including 3,000 southerns;
market steady to 10c lower; native steers,
J5.uo4r7.15; southern steers, $3.501.76;
southern cows, $2.2.Vg3.riO; native cows un 1
heifers, JZ.ij4iu.76; stockers and feeders,
$J.00ti6.2; bulls. J2.7f-8 4.6H, calves, $J.uut
6.76; western fed steers, $4.26utVa6; western
fed cows. $2.76r(j1.25.
HOGS Receipts, ,000 head: market Be
higher; bulk of sales, $6.1ci'n6.30; heavy.
$6.05((j6.12i,; packers. $ti.llK"g6.3o; pigs and
light, $6.2v.r6.Sd.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3."00
head; market steady; muttons, J6.25''j600;
lambs, J6.61W.40; range wethers, $b.26(tpi.26;
fed ewes, $4,6046.80.
St. I.onts Live Slock. Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 26. CATTLE Receipts,
2,200 head, including 1,600 Texans; market
steady; beef steers, $4.0o$j4.36; stockers and
feeders, $3.(V)7'4.86; cows and heifers. $3.1S4j:
6.00; Texas steers, $2.734j'5.60; cows and helf-
, ere, d m.
HOGS Receipts, 6.500 head; market 610o
! higher; pigs and lights, $j.7531.45; packers,
j $.V 7664.35; butchers and best heavy, $6.15tJ)
I SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
Ihead; market steady; natives, $3.506.00;
1 lambs, $3.7524.85. I
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
j ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. July 26. CATTLK
1 Receipts, 1.033 head; market, steady. Na
tives, 4.6or(7.0O; cows snd heifers, $2.00
4.25; stockers and feeders, $3.60(34.50.
HOGS Receipts, 5,247 head; market 6c
higher. Top, $0,324; bulk of sales, $6.15
ti.25.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 947; mar
ket, weak. Lambs, $ti.6i)ft7.5u; yearlings.
JO.DlxilO.oO.
Sioux Clly Live Stork Market.
SIOI'X CITY. Ia.. Julv 2e.-(Speolal.)-CATTLE
Receipts, 300 head; best, steady,
others weak ; beeves, $4.76ii'7.10; cows and
heifers. $4 .2fxff-,"i .50; grass row. $2 .'sift-l O'l;
feeders, $3.6Xij1.50; yr-arllngs, $3.00174.00.
HOGS Receipts. 7,(si0 head; lights. 6c
higher, others strong selling at $5.70(84 10;
bulk of sales, $5.85ra5 95.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
, X Cattle. Hups. Sheep.
South Omaha 1,10) 9.1(a) 335
Sioux City 800 7.000
Kansas City 8.0.10 t,m 1 ono
St. Joseph I,&:i6 6. -17 !M7
St. Louis ..v 2.L1U 6,600 i.uno
Chicago 3,000 17,0(0 6,000
Total 16,437 62,047
9,382
OMAHA W1IOLK9ALK MARKETS.
CoadKlon of Trade and Quotations on
Staple and fancy Produce. .
EGGS Per doi., 14&16c.
Bl'TTKR Packing stock. 194c: choVe to
fancy dairy, itl'uiic; creamery. 26c.
IJVE POCLTRY-Bpring chickens. 16
Lc; hens, 10c; roosters, 6c; turkeys, 12c;
ducks, loc; geese, lie.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland. $10.00; medium.
$9.00; No. 1 bottom, $.oii; offgrades from $j.60
to $6.50; rye straw. $7.00; No. 1 alfalfa, $,1.00.
FRUITS AND MELONS.
BLACK BtRRlES-Case. 24 qts., $3.2M
$3.50.
RASPBERRIES Red. 24 qts., $6.50; blaclt
24 uts., $3.
GOOSKBEftRIES Case, 24 qts.. $3.
CHERRIES Home grown. 14 qts.. $1.
RED CI' BRANTS Case, 24 qts.. $2.16.
CALIFORNIA REACHES Psr box.
yellow freestones. $1.26.
PEACHES Texua B:ibertas. 4 basket
crate, icj 6 basket crate. $1.75.
CALIFORNIA .PLL'MS-Per crato. $2.00.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES-Per box of
about 8 lbs , black or white, $2.00.
TEXAS WATERM EI.ONS Each, 25-l0.';
crated for shipment, 2c per lb.
CANTEIX)UPE California. 46 tn crata,
standard, $6.50; 64 to create, pony, $u.50:
Texas. $0 size. tX
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmonlera, oo slse, 48.00; $60
slxe, J8.60: other brands. 60c less.
BANANAS - Per medium-slaved bunck.
$i.0"2.26; Jumbos, $2.&04r8.60.
ORANGES Mediterranean Sweet a,
fancy. 150 alge, $4.26; 176, UA, 216 n&
-60 sizes. $4.u0; 96, 126 nd 288 sizes.
$4.00, extra fancy. 26c more per box; St.
Michaels, 174, 200. 214 and $50 alia
$4.76; 12 and 150 sites. (40; Valenciaa.
80, 96 and 112 slses. $4.6(rrjp4.7f ; 124, Uo, 178.
too and 21$ alses, $4.7t4je Ou
$4.00; extra fancy, 26c mora per box; St.
lowla, to; new stuffed walnut dates.. 9-la,
box, fi.iss.
DATES Kadaway, 64c; layers. 6c; hal
lowis, 6c; new stuffed walnut, dates, 8-lb.
box, $1.00.
VEGETABLES.
NAVT BEANS Per ou.. No. I. tl 00V
$10; Mo. 2 $1. 4011. 00.
POTATOES Per bu.. new, $1.00.
NEW PEPPERS-Per 6-bssket crata,
$2; per 4 bushel box, 76c.
ASPARAGl'S 7&o per doa. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string, par 4
bu box or basket, 76c
BSE IS, TURNIPS ana CARROTS Par
doa l,iiriiiit.a. Soft 35c
PIEPLANT Per dos. bunenes, $0c
(i'CHM HERS Per dog. 40tj76c.
TOMATOES Tennessee. iancy, 10-lb.
crate $1.10.
ONIONS Oreen onions, per doa, 26c
CABBAGE Home grown, 2c per lb.
LEAF LETTL'CK-.tol-nouet, per doa
heads, 36c.
KADIbHES Par 00s, bunches, boms
grown. 2nc
CELERY Kalama 100, 3f36c per dos.
BEEF CTTS.
No. 1 libs, 134c; No. I ribs, 12c; No. I ribs
loc; No. 1 loin. 184c; No. 1 loin. 144c; No!
3 loin, 13c; No. 1 chuck, 6c: No. 2 chuck,
64s No. S chuck, 5c; No. I round, 4c; No.
i round, 9c; No. 8 round. 840; No. I plats
3c; No. 3 plate, tc; No. 8 plats,. 24c.
MIScKLLANhOl n
COFFEaV-Kvasted. Nw. 86, ate ft lb. t
13
14HC per lb
tl. 12,0 per lb.
No.
1."c per lb.; Nov
CALIFORNIA DRIFO KR PITS - Prunes
rs somewhat unsettled by -eer -fl"rlngs
from second hands, who .-m nesimtis of
moving supplies ol Imm. u.aie grades, yno
t.!cr.s rat-.ge Doiv 6c U lor Culifoin'a
fruit snd from blT''' for Oregoi,. Prscheg
are slightly easier, with fancy vellows
quoted at 13'c Rnlslns are firm;' three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 9c;
foui -crown loc. seeded t oisins. !",jillc
FISH Pickerel. dressed. loc; pike,
dressed, 16c; white fish, dressed. winter
caught. IJilfV: ftrsh. 1H-. trout, 12.ili.c;
I. ablaut.' lie; salmon. 16c; cstflsh. 17c; lier
titig. dressed. V-; crapples. round 6y"c;
i nipples, la.-ge. fancy. ,V: black vsss. Vc;
smelts, sweet and line, 13c; eel. l.V; blue fish,
lie; rid snapper, l.c; ri "hud. per pair,
4o.iT.0c; frog (,gs. 3c7i a , lobsters, gre-n,
pi r lb . 27c: lobster boiled, per lb.. 3i';
n nckcrel. Spanish, per lb. 16c; mackerel,
i.auve, IViiAV per lb.; fresh green turtle
t ient. :r-c per lb.; dressed buffalo. So; bull
hen. Is l:'e; white perch. 7c; white bass U.c.
CANNKD GOODS Corn, tts i.'ard. west
ern, (Ac. Tomatoes, tancv, -pound cans,
$14."'; standard. 3 pound cans. $1 25. line
tipples, grated. 2-pound. $2 ?"ff2 30; sliced.
. $i ..r-t.2 j. Gallon apples. $125. California
apricots. $2.is.i. pears. $l.7f4T2 60. Peaches,
II....U2.40; I.. ('. peaches. $:.ismi2.&i'. Alaska
. salmon, red. Jl re; fancy Chinook, flat, $.' 10;
Mnry sockeye. flat. 1196. Psrdlnes. quarter
oil. $3 26; tliree-iiiis iters mustard. $3 10,
Sweet potatoes, tl .2r.gfl 3T. Sailer1 kraut, lc.
I Pumpkins. S'H itill (). Lima beans. 2-lb.. 7.e
JiJl 25. Soaked peas. 2-lb., 60c; fnncy. $1 26J
NCTS-Csllfornla walnuts. No. 2. sift
shell, V2c; Braslls. M't,ilsc; pecans, ffr'c;
filberts, 14c; peanuts, raw. 7-c; rossted.
SHo; California almonds, l"i4c; encoanuta,
$.i 0(! per 100.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 36.-IWETAI.S Tha
Ijindon tin market was higher, with spot
advancing 12s t',d to tjlv'4 Is 6,1 and futures
IOC to JC1S2 los. Wallv the market was
weak and lower, with spot quoted at ttoou
41441.60. Copper had quite a sharp break in
the Ixmdon market, with spot closing 2
lower, at .'9;, and futures i Rs lower, nt
ttiii. Locally the market was nominally
unchanged, wlith lake quoted at $11 otstii
22.01'. electrolytic at $2.5oiiCl ( and casting
at $ii (Hr,i:v.:5. Lead w as unchanged, at
f I.1416.26 In the local market, but declined
10s to 20 in lxmd.m. Siielter was un
changed, at X Us i'.d In Ijondon. and was
weak at $;. 9.V11I.00 locally. Iron was lower
In the English market, with standard foun
dry quoted at Ms 4.1 and Cleveland war
rants at 57s 44l Loenllv the market was
nhout unchanged, with No. 1 foundry north
ern quoted at J'-'S .isi'd'.i .26; No. 3 foundry
northern nt $12 7fVff"3 75. Quotations on
southern Iron at tidewater are nominal.
8T. LOllS. July ai.-METAlaS-Lead,
weak at $0 tsl. Shelter, w eak at $5.86.
Oils and Roaln.-
OIL CITY, Pa., July 26 OIL
-Credit hal
s.; averag-e,
bbls.; aver-
enccs. $1.78. Runs. Krr.sni hi
ir.7.f;i4 bbls. ; shipments, lsh.26ti
Hire. 1.1, to 7 ntus.
SAVANNAH, (la.. July 26.OIL-Turpc.n-tlne.
firm, ,V.4c; sales, 1.042 bbls.; receipts,
1.016 bbls.; shipments. 6.56:' bbls.
RoSIN Firm; sales, 2,730 bbls.; receipts,
4..104; shipments, 3.77S; stock, 66 4 to. A B C.
$4.02 41) 4. :i): D, $.avii4.3n; I'i $4.55414 76; F.
4.7l'ti4 7"; G, $4.7R1i1.774: H. $l.s:iv,l4.!):
4 9of6 00; K. $ft.200i 6 30; M, $5 60; N. J6 70
P RO; W G, $.V1s7f6.0l); W 'w.' $6.00.'
, Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 26 COFFEE Market
for futures steady gt on advance of 67 10
points In response to higher French rahlea
and rumors that the Braslllan government
bad secured an extension of the valorisa
tion loan maturing next December for an
other year. The close wns steady at a net
advance of SifjlO points. Sales were reported
of 20.(si busies. Including July, 6.80c; Septem
ber. 5.80c; December, 6.R."ic; February. 5.Sctf
5.90c; March, 6.90c; Mav. 6.95h4.0iir. Spot
steady; No. 7 Rio. 64c; No. 4 Siintos, .4o;
mild coffee steady; Cordova, 9Vl'12'o.
Mlltvankee (iraln Market.
MILWAI'KKE. July 26 WH EAT Steady ;
No. 1 northern. $l.ul1 02; No. 2 northern,
P7crt7$1.0(i: September !llo bid.
RYE Firm: No. 1. R7c.
BARLEY Dull ; No. 2, 70c: sampla, 47
70o.
( '( RN Firm ; No. 3 cash. fiSHUnSV: 8'P
tcitibcr, 634c.
Toledo
Seed Mnrket.
Julv 26.-SEF.D Clover.
TOLEDO. O.
cash, $9.
6: December. $x 75: March. 88.75:
timothy,
$215; Alslke. $8.00.
Vorthnestern Spying; Ont the Land.
LANDER, Wyo., July 26 (Special.)
Chief Engineer F. A. Haines of the North
western, accompanied by William Hlnes,
traveling freight agent for that road, left
here today by wagon for a two weeks' trip
over South pass and through the New Fork
section. Mr. Haines will make a careful
examination of? the topography of the
country In order to determine the feasibility
of extending th road In that direction to
the Pacific coast, which Is the ultimate
destination. They go from South pass to
Plnedalo and thence through Jackson's Hole
to Jackson and from there they will return
to Ijinder by way of l'nlnn pass and thence
down the Big Wind river, ir Mr. Haines ,
decides that the route la feasible a corps;
of surveyors will be put to work at onca
to survey the new line. The Northwestern
ulrendy has a line surveyed up Wind river
from a point Just west of Shoshonl, hut haa
been hesitating about building this line on
account of the heavy grades encountered,
there being more than twenty-five miles of
a 24 per cent grade, over which but flva
IohiIs can be hauled by ordinary freight
locomotives.
Slaters to Errrl Hospital.
YANKTON. 8. D.. Julv 26 -(Sneclsl V
I Bishop O Gorman, Catholic bishop of thla
I state, made a visit to this city Friday to
I admlnlt'ter the perpetual vows to a class
.of seven Benedictine sisters. The bishop ia
I also In conference with a committee of
j citizens about the proposed new IV). 000 hos
pital. The citizens originally agreed to In
corporate and share the burden. Now tha
Benedictine sisters have dwided to as
sume the responsibility, and this latter plan
hn been about agreed to. The new build
ings will be erected on Mount Marty, whera
the convent Is situated.
Black Hills Farmers' Institutes.
BROOKINGS. S. It., July 2ii (Sueclal.i
Following are the dates for farmers- Insti
tutes in the Black Hills: Spearflsh, Baa.
temter 17 and If; St. Onge, September IS
and 21; Belle Fourche. September 23 and
24; Peidmont, September 26; Sturgls, Sep
tember 26 and i.7; Rapid City, September 20
and Octolier 1; Buffalo Gap, October 1 and
8; Hot Springs, (X'tober 4 and 6.
When you have anything to buy or sell
advertise it In The Bee Want Ad column.
Lumberman Is Short.
YANKTON, S. D., July 26. (Special.)
Word reached this city that G. A. Adamson,
manager foi the Goodrlch-Call lumber yard
at Hurley, Is missing and that Inspection
of the books shows the missing man's ac
counts short several thousand dollars.
Boy Dies
BLOOMING TON.
of Wonnda.
HI.. July 26-Remfa
Burton, aged 19, son of the pastor of the
Methodist church at Wapella, died today
from the effects of woun.ls made with a
Juckknlfe In the hands of James Carr a
companion. The assault is said to have
been unprovoked and Carr Is being held
for murder.
Farmers Praying- for Itala.
FASTPORT. N. Y, July 2.-The long
drool h w hich has continued practically un
broken for a month on Long Island la
causing the farmers much alarm. Prayer
n.eeiinns for the purpose of ii.vuklng aid
of God aro to be held In the churches.
DIVIDENDS ACTUALLY
GUARANTEED
rot Partioulara Address
The HIBbS M. Gl M. Co.
1032 Fourfttnth Sf.. Center, Colo.
Only a limited amount of 9araatd
Soak for .
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