THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1907.
9
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Pricei Begin Firm and Work Toward
the Top.
LITTLE DAMAGE FROM BUST
Crwwd D1om t Ba Balllsh and
tha Loral Bar ta laereaaa
Xhet HtUligt Cora
Onarna Steady.
v OMAHA. July $1, 19o7.
The market opened firm and la working
blgher. Ntwi from the northwest Is still
bullish, but little dimua a yet has re
lulted from rust. Foreign crops In nearly
til countries are doing better and harvesting-
Is under wy.
wheat opened nrm" at about closing
prices. The crewd was Inclined to the bull
tide and locals bought to Increase holdings.
Considering; the bearlshneas of the local
trade, prices held rery well. September
wheat opened at toa and closed at MHo.
Corn opened steady, with crop conditions
not aa favorable as could ba hoped for.
Prices crecped up and trade grew more
active. September opened at Ho arid
closed at 7Vo.
Oats opened higher and strong on heavy
buying. Offerings -were heavy on the ad
vance, but were readily absorbed, which
gave the market a very strong tone. Sep
t ember opened at 87 He and closed at 37 He.
Primary wheat receipts were T76,OuO bush
els and shipments 835.000 bushels, against
reeetftt last year of 1.4M.000 bushels and
shipments of W7.O0O bushels. Cdrn receipts
wero Sla.OO bushels and shipments 184.000
bushels, against receipts last year of
177,000 bushels and shipment of 371.0UO
bushel.
Clearances were 87,000 bushels of corn;
4.000 bushels of oats, and wheat and fluor
equal to (3,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat and
unchanged on corn.
Local range of option:
Artlcles. Open. Htgh.l Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat I I I I
July... M fy K S2 K?H
Sept... 86 st UiJ Mi 8o'4
Dec.... 69 88 1SW'
Corn '
July... 47H 47H 47H 4"7H 47H
Bept... r 47, 47 4r4, 47t4j
lc... 43 44 43 V 44
Oats t ,
July... 42 424 424 424 4H
Bept... 87H -1 tvZ 8H 87H
Dec.... r, 88 87 3SH 37
Omaha wan Prices,
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 834c; No. 3 hard,
KlVr&tvic; No. 4 hard, 7(3UVc; No. 3 spring.
iijMc; no grade 7tv&';c.
CORN No. 3, 47fc4.fcc; No. 4. 45c; ro
grade, 41&4Sc: No. yellow, 46c; No- 3
white. 47447c. .
OATS No. 8 mixed. 4343c; No. I color.
44c; No. 3 white, 444r4c; No. 4 white,
44c; standard, 44o.
RYfcr-No. 8. Too; No. I. 6769c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Cocn. Oats.
Chicago 170 131 40
Kansas City 23 ...
Minneapolis 97
Omaha ............ 38 17 8
Duluth , .......140
Bt. Louis 176
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Cloalagr
Prices ss Board of Trad.
CHICAGO. July 81.-The local wheat mar
ket was weak today -because of clear
weather In the northwest. At the close
the September delivery was off - VgTtc.
Corn was up c. Oats showed a gain of
HilVc- Provisions were unchanged to 2V
'f jc lower. v
"The wheat market opened firm because
. of bullish news from Europe, where wet
weather is said to be causing damage to
the crops In France and Germany. These
reports, however, were offset by the favor
'.ble weather conditions In this country
'irxf pit traders sold steadily all day. The
Market became weak In the last half of
fe session and continued heavy . for the
remainder of the day. The close was weak
and close to the lowest paint of the day.
September opened H'&'c lower at 92Q
advanced to 9to and then declined
to mc The close was at lWe91c. Clear-,
ances of wheat and flour' -avre eqtlalto
OM bti," Primary Toetpt'were 775,000 bu.,
against 1.491.000 bu. on the same day last
fear. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported receipts of 407 cars, against 301 cars
last week and 433 cars on year ago.
There was little trade In corn and the
market was firm, largely In sympathy with
oat. At the opening there was some sell
ing because of the excellent weather for
the crop, but later many of these seller
became buyers because of the advance In
oats. The market closed strong. Septem
ber opened c lower at &Sc, advanced to
63j(4c, where It closed. Local receipt
were 181 cars, with of contract grade.
Oats were active and strong. A feature
of trading was the purchase of between
J.000,01'0 and 4.0oo.0t1 bushels by a promi
nent bull. Tills buying induced free cover
ing by shorts. The main source Of strength
was found In reports of the poor crop con
ditions from all section. September opened
a shade to Vv.c higher at 38H'6"3wc. ad
vanced to eriio and closed at 40e. Local
receipts mere 40 car.
Provisions were quiet and stesdy. A 6c
advance In the price of live hogs was a
bullish Influence. At the close September
pork was off 3WS6c at $18.50fi.63. Lard
and ribs were unchanged at 13.25 and $8,724.
respectively.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
IJ." ;orn m cr,; u 67 cr: .
is. otv bead.
The leading future ranged follow;
AxUclse. Open-1 Hlgh. Low. Cloee.l To'.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Pro.
May
Corn
July Sept.
Dec
May
Outs-
89l,! RV'
Sou
9
90
1 01;
H
63
60
H
1H WHW
iuVT
631
E4
US
53i4!
6J 63Tit(641
4V,i"k
sot,
"61V
w
ts
6"
tlS
61
61
Jaly
3! U
40'3Si'H
3W
42H 41
1660-3 16 65
IB ! t
30
Sept.
3971
S9n
Xay
Pork
Sept.
Lard
Sept. Oct.
Rlba
4171
16 It 67
16 60
t 35
30
t as
30
f so
3
71
366
72
47
Q
3 it
No &
Cash quotation were a follow' .
FLUH Steady; winter patent. 34.10'!)
4.40; straights, 63.70tl4.30; spring patent
tVs'fef?40' ,lrIhU, 'lulw' baker. Us
WHE1AT Ne, I spring. cg61.00; No. I.
34C4JI1 00; No. 3 red, s40o.
CuRN-No. X 64w64c; No. I fellow, 9
65 Vc.
OAT8-No. 3. 44844c; No. I whit. i&
'rTR-No. I 880.
BARLEY Oood feeding, 6643Wc: fair to
choice malting. 6i66ac.
SEEDS "lax. No. 1 northwestern, 61.19.
Prlme timothy, 34.46; clover, contract grade,
'pROVISIONS-Short ribs sides (loose).
H5X&S.7S. Mess pork, per bbl., l.3&li40
Iard. per l. lbs., 39.10. Short clear side
(boxed). miut U.
Following a ere the reoeipt and ship,
rneot of flour and grain;
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, Ibl 44.0 30.OOO
Wheat. bu...... 1 wjO ih
Corn, bu...... 41 1X
Oata. bu ., ISS.Ott 110 600
Barley, bu.;.... 3,300 ll.ooo
On the Produce exchange today the but
) tar market waa ay; creameiiea. IIO
c; datrtes, 186 Sc. rggs. Arm; at mark,
cases included. jaglWo: firsts. lc; prime
first. 17c Cheese, steady at 12tl3c.
. U Leal Geaeral Market.
ST. LOl'ia. July 81. - WHEAT - Weak:
track: No. 2 red. cash. te'atiMA.e; No 3
hard. 8W'9lc; September, Moo; De
cember. 27tiic.
CORN Firm; track: No. 3 cash. 6Se; No
3 white. a&3c; aVptember. sl4wUUo;
recember. 4Sc
OATS Firm: tracks No. t canh. 47c: No,
whit. 4lAic; September, 3863ftc: Deoem
kr, ',C(Wo.
Kt.oiR-Rt.ady; red winter patents.
34Kg40: extra fancy and straight, UTO
4i4-U: Hear. 32 7t4J.
SKKD Tlmothv, steadv. 33.3604B.
CORNlsTCAL-tlteady, .T0.
BRAN-teady; sacked, east track. 36
li V7o
' HAY-Flngi Unrathy, SllOOOZLtO; pralrte,
isw'ooo.
IR?N rOTTOW TTEB-4Jf W.
UA'KllNO-llVe.
HKMP TWINE Ma
PROVISIONS Pork, lower Jobbing. J 6S.
iArd, stuady; prime steaoi. 3 &r. Dry
sslt meats, steady- boxed extra shorts,
3.B; clear rlba, 33 36; abort clear. tJ7
Bcon, steady, boxed extra short, tmll;
cltr ribs. 110 12: short clears, $10 2R.
IOCLTRT Stea'ly ; chlrkens, Uc: springs,
l.V turkeys. iJc; ducks. Or; geese. Rc.
BI'TTLR Steady; creamery, Ju14o.
Steady, 13c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhls l") .'
Wheat, bu 147,io 30,fn
Corn, bu 4."f) 8.)
Oats, bu 43.UUU 41.0V0
NRW YORK GEMEHAL MARKET
Qaotatlons of the Day Various
t'omsnodltlesw
NEW YORK. July 31.-FLOCR-Recelpts,
36.2M bbls.; e ports. 3.X&1 bbls. ; market
quiet, but steady: Minnesota patents, H.OiQ
6 25; Minnesota bakers, H 7'1H A; winter
psients, H 4"(i4 50, winter strsights. U-S'it
4 46; winter eitras, 33.1X'id.70; a-lnter low
grades. 3J0nr3.6n. Rye flour steady; fair
to good. 34.7C.uo; choice to fancy, lE.lOd
6.25.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, $1.26; coarse, $1.14(1.16; kiln dried. $3.30
tl3 40.
RYE Nominal; No. t western, 8Sc, f. o. b..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 87.800 bu.; exports. 15.
94 bu. Spot market eay; No. 3 red. Mc,
elevator; No. 3 red, c, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth. $1.0Sc f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 3 hard winter. 9bc, f. o. b.,
afloat. Trade In wheat was slow all day,
with the early undertone steady, following
coarse grains and a bullish report by one
of the crop experts. Subsequent selling
based on better northwest crop news, pro
moted weakness and final prices showed
4c net decline; July, 7Vic; closed Wo;
September, closed Vf-, December, 81.029
l.u; closed, $1.02; May, 31.0Ci$l.o;
closed. $L(.
closed Sc; December, $1.0231.034: closed,
31.02: May, 31.06, i.os; closed. $1.08.
CORN-Reoelpts, 12. bu.; exports, 1,070
bu.; spot market Arm; No. 2, 6co f. o. b..
afloat; No. 3 white, 6;c; No. 8 yellow, 61c,
f. o. b., afloat. Otlon market was without
transactions, cloning c net higher; Sep-
leinuer ciosea at (kc; l ecemDer. closed, .
OATS Receipts, 69.SO0 bu.; exports, 340.6 0
bu.; spot market higher; mixed, 263 lbs.;
50c; natural white. oa3 lbs.; WJ⁣
clipped white. StVJjO lbs.. 6263c.
HAT Wulet; shipping, 1iUiriac: good to
Choice. $1.161.20.
HOPS juiet; state, common to choice.
l crop, 14ai6c; is crop, 4Jfltc: Pacific
coast, li6 crop. 8llc; ISHo crop. c.
HIDES Vlulet; Central America, 22c;
Bogota, 22c
PKOVISIONS-Reef Arm; family, $13 00
C'1J.60; mess, t9.bU 10.00; beef hams, $25.00iy
37.00; mess, $21.0uYp2 00. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, IlO.TS'rflJ 60; pickled hams.
$13.00; packet. UO.fri'.j'LLOO. Lard, stesdy;
continent, $.85; western prima, S9.2oig ;
South America. $10.26; compound. 38. 75.
Pork, firm; family, $)8.60l50; short clear,
$16.76uT7.75: mesa, $18.0(K(jil8.50.
TALI.OW-Steady; city, 6c; country, 6
6c
RIPE Firm; domestic, fair to extra,
tStQIc; Japan, nominal.
I1UTTER Steady; afreet price. extra
creamery, 24'.j26c; official price, creamery,
common to extra, 2"ijr.'4c; tate dairy, com
mon to fancy. l!Vfi24c; western factory,
common to firsts, ntfClot western Imitation
creamery, firsts, 21ig22e.
CHEESE Easier; full cream, colored,
mall, best, 12c; large colored, best. 12V.e;
white, 12c; fair to good. Ullo; Inferior,
6 10c; skims. 6c.
ECIOS Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 264y.'6c; good
to choice, 22tj24c; state, brown and mixed
fancy, 2224c; western selected finest,
30c; western average best, 17g'18cj offlcial
price, firsts, 17918o.
POULTRY Lave, steady, but firm; Bprlng
chickens. 17c; fowls. 14c; turkeys, 11c;
dressed Arm; western chickens, l7$22c; tur
keys, 104(16c; fowls, 12515c.
WEATHER IX THHRAIX BELT
Fair and No Important Change la
Trststrslnr.
OMAHA, Neb., July 31, 1907.
The rains of last night were quite general
In the lower Missouri and middle Missis
sippi Valleys, and were moderately heavy
at points In southeastern Nebraska, western
Iowa and northwestern Missouri. The rains
are followed by clear and cooler weather
In the Missouri valleys this morning, and
generally clear weather prevails west of
the Mississippi river. Temperature changes
have been slight- and unimportant In the
east and west, and no Important change Is
expected In till vicinity tonight or Thurs
day. Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding-
day for the last three years:
' ' 1307 19m 1906 1901
Minimum temperature.-.'.'. 4 "5 66 64
Pee. miration. :............87 . .00 .00
Nofmaf temperature for today, 76 de
gress. 1
Deficiency In precipitation since March
1, 4.Wf inches.
Deficiency corresponding period la 1906,
SK Inches. ,,.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
T.70 inche. L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Balletla.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m., 76th meridian time, Wednesday July
81. 1W7:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temo.- Raln-
Statlons. Max. Mln. fall.
Sky.
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloar
Clear
Cloudy
Ashland, Neb 91 61 .31
Auburn, Neb 89. W
Columbu. Neb. 91. . 61 :. '..It
Falrbury, Neb.... 91 63 .06
Fairmont, Neb... 92 60 .00
Or. Island. Neb.. 81 61 ,X
Hartlngton, Neb. M 60 .16
Hastings, Neb.... 91 62 .00
Oakdale, Neb 86 69 . 48
Omaha. Neb...... 87 64 .87
Tekamah. Neb... 89 63 .10
A It a, la 86 64 .00
Carroll, la ,.. 82 67 .10
Clarlnda, la 90 80 . 83
Sibley, la. 86 66 1.03
Clear
Clear
Clear
Sioux City. Ia... 84 60 .04
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a, m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central Stations. . Max. Mln. laches.
Chicago. Ill 26 84 6! .
Columbus. 0 18 81 6t .00
Dos Moines, la.... 14 86 60 .10
Indianapolis,. Ind.. 11 84 60 .Oil
Kansas City. Ma. 30 88 61 .26
Louisville, Ky 19 84 60 .00
Minneapolis. Minn. 30 . 83 64 .04
Omaha. Neb 16 g 60 .38
St. Louts. Mo 13 86 64 .06
Showers occurred In all except the ex
treme eastern portion of the corn and
wheat region. Temperature change have
been alight and unimportant.
L A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Ksusaaa City Grata and Provisions.
KAN8AS CITT, July SI WHEAT Sep
tember. 84c; December, 8SV4C; May, 92c;
cash No. 3 hard. 84(jO0c; No. 3. 8liS6c:
No. 3 red. 84"uS6c; No. 3. 81ii6c.
CORN September, 47c: December. 44 c;
May. 46c; cash No. 2 mixed. 4V34bc; No.
3, 47fi4hc; No. 2 whit. Ae: No. 3, 4ic-49o.
OATS No. 3 white. 46fi47c; No. 3 mixed.
44'y46c.
RYE 8teady; No. 3. 76 78c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $10.50
11.00; choice prairie. $7.257.60.
EGOS Weak; extras. 18c; firsts. 18V;
esses returned, le lwss; southern, lo off.
BUTTER Creamery, 23c; packing, 18o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 175. Ooo 82.000
Corn, bu $6,000 $2,000
Oata, bu 8,000 13,000
Kansaa City future price as furnlshd
by Logan at Bryan. 113 Board of Trado
building:
Article. I Open. Htgh. Low. Close.
Wheat
September.... December
Corn
Bent ember
86tkl B5
.89aWi
,47 V 48 .
44 44;
88 J &W A
47i47H8
December
Mlaaea polls
MINNEAPOLIS.
Grain Market.
July 31. WHEAT
feptember, 37mST
Tkc; December, 874
fl 0131.01; No. 1
1.00; No. $ northern.
7c; No. 1 hard,
norinern, l.vu V l.ou la
ITStjKT.r: No. 3 northern
94 J 35c.
BRAN In bulk, $13.80018.75
FLOL'R First patents, tS.OOCSlO;
econd patents. 34.800 8 69; first clear.
116601(0; sacond clears, $3.Tot3.3$.
LIversKMtl Grata ssd Provlaloas.
LIVERPOOL. July 31. WHEAT - Spot,
quiet; No. 3 red western winter, 7s Id. Fu
tures., nominal: July, nominal; September.
7tSd; December. 7s 4d.
CORN Kl.arlw I .
tsld; old northern, is 84J. Future, dull:
- I Mii 1 , orieiuuer, as iukl.
Prarla Grata Market.
PEORIA. July 31.-CORN-Unchanged:
No. 8 yellow. 63iS4c; No. 3. 63c; No, 4. lVo:
no grade. 47tjirO. ' '
OATS-Flnni No. I . white. Mo; No. 4
White 5c.
HTE Nominal; NO. t, 3SHg'c.
WHISKY-$1.31. .
Dalatla Grain Market.
DULUTH. July SI WHEAT No. I hard
on track. 81ui; on track Ku. t n.,nh.rn'
.c; No. 3 northern, 8c: July, KeVc
fWpUMnher,, tOc; eeyiember, o; rciu- I
br. tv'ajr-.' ' !
OATH To arrive" and July, 0a J
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Falling Off of Order for Steel
Weakens the Market.
BOOKINGS TOR JULY ABE LIGHT
Steel Isenee Deellae Despite Increase)
la Earning and Other Stock De
cline In Srmnathjr Tleavy
Selllag by Profesaloaal.
NEW YORK. July 31-The decline In
prices today got Its prlcnlpal Inspirntlon
from the quarterly report of the United
States Steel corporation. The main factor
In discouraging sentiment was the state
ment given by one of the director that
the amount of new business of the corpor
ation for July had contracted 25 to 88 per
cent from the new business of July.
a shrinkage so considerable a to give occa
sion for much thought on the extent to
which the lowlng-up In general business
might go. Thus It happened thet stocks
turned weak on the appearance of the re
port of the record quarterly earning of tho
Steel corporation. The fact that thee
earnings of the steel corporation would
constitute a new record was definitely
known for several days before the report
was published, although the figure ex
ceeded the most sanguine estimate. The
rise In the volume of orders on hand on
June 30 compared with the preceding quar
ter was no greater than wa expected. Put
these fact aprly to past conditions and
failed to appeal to stock market arntiment.
The fact dwelt on wa that the present
condition In the steel trade represents a
consiaeranie reaction with data Incklnir
to define the ultimate limits of the reaction.
From the purely speculative standpoint
the view was adopted that the market
which failed of stimulation from the recent
announced Intention to advance the South
ern Pacific dividend and from the United
States Steel quarterly earnings was not In
hopeful position for a rise. There was In
consequence much professional selling of
stocks. The copper stocks were even
weaker than the Iron and steel stocUs,
partly on account of the continued un-
settlement In the market for the metal,
which acored a further wldo decline In
London today. A contributory cause to the
weakness In the group was the feeling that
the outcome of the Haywood trial might
Involve some added difficulties for those
companies In the Isbor department. An
unfavorable crop report ' from a private
expert wa a factor In the late weakness
of the market.
Sterling exchange moved away from tho
gold export point today. The higher rates
for call loans have Invited offerings of
bankers' finance bills, which lowered the
price of exchange. The pressure to sell
stocks persisted throughout the session and
the market closed weak at the lowest
prices of the day.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. 81.066,000. United 8tates bonds were
unchanged on call. ,
The following waa the ralhge of price on
the New York Stock ext-honge:
ales. Hlfh. Low. Ciena
Adama EiDraaa
150
Amalsamated Coppar St.tV) S -'H
Anur. Car and Poundry.... 1,400 il 42
do pfd
Amar. Cotton Oil 7U0 USa ti
do pfd
Amar. Expreaa
4 s H
42H
10014
35
S
tio
204
IS
t
Amar. Hide ft Leather pfd. 10
Amcr. Ica too 84
Amar. Llnaaed Oil
do pfd
Amar. Locomotive 4.(H4 S8
lt
to
So pfd
Amar. Emaltlng ft Raf.
do pfd
Amar. Sugar Refining.
Amar. Tobacco pfd ctfa
1") lixiu, vm.
M.J"0 li HJn llJ
ro iiih i2t
121
ft
66
91
;,
lo
5
175
ITS
3514
1114
100 04 H
Anaconda Mining Ce 4. W0 6 65
Atchiaoq 11.5") WH 1H
do pfd r-o a:4
Atlantlo Coast Una MO x4 94
baltl mora ft Ohio i4 "S WA
do pfd li 8f.t fUiV
Brooklrn Rapid Tranalt.... S.toO tT '-i
Caaadlan Paclda 1.0U0 174 17
t antral of New Jareey
Cneaapeaka ft Ohio........
rhlcago Oraat Waatera . . ...
Chicago ft Northwaatara....
C. at. ft St Paul
Chicago Term, ft Trana....
do pfd
C, C. a ft St. L., ai-dlT
Colorado Pual and Iron....
Colorado ft Soutbara
do let pfd
do td pfd
Couaolldated Oaa
Corn Producta
do aid -.e...-..M.t.
Dalawara ft Hudaon
Inl.. Lark, ft Waatern
Danvar ft Rls-Oranda
do pfd
Dlatlllara Becurttlaa
Erla
do lat pfd
do M pfd
Oenaral Elactrto
Illlrola Cantral
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Bouthera
da pfd
Loulrrtlla ft Naahrllle...,.
kleilean Cantral
Minn, ft St. Loula
M.. St. P. ft 8lt 8ta. M.
do pfd
Mlaaourt Paclfio
at., K. ft Taiaa
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of Mexico ptd....
New York Central
N. T . Ontario ft Waatern..
Norfolk ft Westarn
do pfd
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700 14SH llS
15,000 111 uik
4)100 ii" in"
too v at
ioi iiii 4414
tOO 130 llS4i
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(00 171 14
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10) 63 6i
200 41 li
100 11T 137
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Vii 27 t
2fK) 57 87
aoi) 1:1 1124
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600 7a 74 ,4
'ii) iiii 6
North American W t' f
Pari Be Mall 1.1M
Panaajlvanla ll,f00 Itlfe
Peopla'a Oaa
Pitta.. C. C. ft St. Loula
6
2
121
c
68
Praaaad Stael Car
do ptd
Pullman Pal. Car, ex-dlv.
Reading
610
too
31
0
jj
3.1
100 142. 142 162
101.600 lv4 .102
do lat pfd
da Id pfd
Rapuhlio Duel
do ptd
Rock I eland Co
do pfd
Rubber Gooda pfd
St. U ft Ban Fran. M pfd
St. Loula Southweatarn
do pfd
Soutbara Part no
do pfd
Southern Railway
W
77
t
K
31
46
66
ST
to
46
6a i
2'M 111 112 112
400 1 19 111
140
do pfd
Taaaeaa Coal snd Iron
Teua ft Pactuo 1.290 10 i
2
Tal , St. L. ft Waatara 1"0 1
da pfd 400 44a
2 24
t-alon PaclSo l.n.tu) lilt lliS
141
12
63
34
7
do pfd
TT. S. Erpraaa
f. 8. Realtr -
V. 8. Rubber tlOS KV, 14
do pfd
V. S. Steal (4. Too U
36
do pfd -""'
100 ln
200 aova to
l'ioo 27 i
1.60 M 61
1.400 21 21
400 47 46
'ino ii 37
t) 20 t
1.200 61 46
11.700 - ' le
Virginia-Carolina Chemical. 4o0 6 36 t
do pfd 101
Wabaah 100 11 13 13
do ptd 24
Walla-Paxso Eipreaa 20
Waattnghouaa Electrt .... If") 144 114 144
Waatern t'ntoo . 100 7 711 77
Wheeling A Lke Erie 11
wtacouetn Central 17
do pfd 00 4" 40 ' tS
Great Northern pfd 10.WO 1M 111 U4
Northara Paclao 15.') 14 111 111
Central Leather 10 22 226 22
da pfd 2
Interberough Metropolitan.. 1"0 15 15 15
do ptd 4--0 44 41 43
Sloea-ShetJald 4o0 64 66 66
t'Serad.
Total aalas for tha dar. 410.000 ahare.
Boston Slocks and Boads.
BOSTON, July 31.-Cali loan, 2v&4 per
cent; tlmo loans, 4Vu per cent- tifficlal
closing prices ua nonos were as follow.
Alenleoo adj.
17 Atlantla
13
2 j,n"f""2 it" ,-.il1
Hex. Cantral 4a....
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boatoa ft Albany,
betoa ft Maine...
Koelon gieratad.
Fitcbhar pfd ....
I4ea. Ceairml
N. T., N. H. ft H..
li'aatennlal
14
. 3 Copper Raofa
114 fialy West ....
.10 rranklln
.144 lala Korale ..
.13) Maaa. Mining
. 0Mlchlaaa
74
14
It
i,
6
13
.14 alohaws
'Y- '!,.
,0T C t?2
j
Vnioa Paclftc
llMial Coal
Am. Area. Chemical.. iaOld Domio
da pfd .
.. II (aeoia
Am. Pnaa. Taba
An. iuaar
do pfd
Am. Tel. ft Tal
Am. Woolas ....
do ptd
Cdtaoa Elea. 111..
Maaa. Eiectrta ..,
do pfd
Maaa. Gaa
.. 6 Parrot .
..Ill QuiDcy
...u;
... is
...r
... i
. .li tinaaaoa
..Iu7 Tamarack ....
.. M Trloltr
.. 1 t'alted . Topper
61
. .!'.! I'
ttUv Sd""
a! via' u
41 victoria"".'":;"";
failed Pratt lUWlaon
7
C tilled 8koa Mack.... 4Wolver1na
... li!,
.... n
.... ti
.... 11
....Ul
....
do old
. t Nona Butut .....
. M Butia Cealitlua .
.lo Nevada
. 8 Cal. ft Artioaa..
. 41 Arts. Commercial
16
Ka-dtvtdea.
V. . iueal
do pfd
Adeantars
ADotaes
Amalgamated ....
Bid Aeked.
Paivtga Plaasrlal,
LONTXIN. July 31. Money wa Arm and
In lncreauaed demand on th market today
for month-end and settlement reqtilre
menta Discount wer dearer. Sattnfactory
arrangement for th settlement rauaed a
fair amount of business on the Stork ex-chsne-w
and although business did n"t ma
terially Increase tha price of B'ttth avurl
tlea. led by consols. Improved. After a
aulet opening Ar-icrlcaa siia.ra grew con.
slderaMv firmer, the rc!fie stock leading
In the Improvement. The statement of the
United Slates Steel corporation wa about
a expected and di.l not affect the market,
lister the New York opening, accompanied
hy selling orders, caused a reaction, espe
cially In Missouri Pacific snd .Missouri,
Kansas A Texas ' The market closed dull,
with trunk lines easy on provincial selling.
Copper shares were uncertain, owing to
Irregularity In the price of metal. Japa
ne Imperial 6s of 1904 closed at lo2.
PARlrt. July 31. Trading on the liouree
today was heavy and dull. Russian Im
perial 4s closed at 73 and Russian bond
of 1--4 at 60I.
BERLIN. July 31 Trading on the Bourse
today wa extremelv stagnant and price
generally were weaker.
New York Money Market.
NEW TORK. July 31. Mi 1NET On call,
firm at 3fi4 per cent: ruling rate, 3 per
cent; closing bid, 3 per cent; offered at 84
per cent. Time loans, firm; sixty days, 4
per cent; ninety days. 6W ner cent: six
months. 6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 654
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Easy, with
actual business In bankers' hills st 34 879
4 S7H5 for demand, and at 84 S.V-MT4 f S ro for
sixty day bills; commercial bills, R8i'i
4.MV
SILVER Bar. 9r; Mexican dollars, 64c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir.
regular.
The closing quotation on bond today
were follows:
C. S. rrf. la. rg ...11. Janui s. f Mrlas.... tH
do eotiDoa
do H. elta
V. B. la, r,,
do coudoo
. .iun aa id acnes m,
..I'll da 4a T
,.lHt U N. nl. 4a M
,.134 M.nh.t. e. fall) 4.. 0"H
. . 1HMI. Cantrtl 4s il
..1"34 Mo 1st Inc II
.. Mlnn. A St. I 4a. 87
.. M . K. A T. 4a
.. 4 40 Ul
.. 4N. R of M. e. 4a.. M
U. a. new 4a, re..
do eoupna
Am. Tobacco 4a...
do
Atchiann rn. 4a..
do adj. 4
Atlantic C. U 4a..
B A O. 4a
do 34t
Bra. R. T. cv. 4.
Central of Oa, (a.
do l.t lno..v..
do Id loa
do Sd Ino
Chen, ft o. 4a...
do IH
C. B. ft Q. a. 4a.
C, R. I. ft P. 4a.
iln ml Ra
K V. T. C. ea. IH.... "N
TtN. J. C. an. a....lilS
101 No. Pacific 4a '"'
13 do ta T1H
it Norfolk ft W. 4a KS
M On. t. L. rf(. 4a....
101 Pmi. ct. 114a f"4
SB Radtnt es. 4a S
MM, St. L. ft I. at. e. (a lio
CVtiSt. U ft S P. f. 4a. TTSt
14 St I. W c. 4. 71
crc ft t U . a MH Seaboard A. U 4a.... TO
Colo. Ind. Sa. aer. A. 14o PaclSn 4t ITU
Colo. Mid.
. ait aa lit 4a etra i
. an Soui h Rr a 107
.lm'Tn. Pacific 4a.... T
. MSit'ntoa Paclflc 4a W'4
. SI I'. 8. St-1 2d 5.... srT1
. MViWahaah lata 1"TH
. 80 Wnt.rn Md. 4a T4
.lJi4W. ft L. B. 4a to
"t'olo. A So. 4a...
Cuba 5a
U. ft R. o. 4
Mat. Heca. (a
Erla prior lira 4a...
do geo. la
Hock. Vallar
Japan aa
(antral 4a 14
Hid. Offered
London Closing Stocka.
LONDON. July 31. Closing quotations on
stocks vrf as follotra:
Conaola, money. ...83 11-16 L. ft Naehfllla....
do account 6.14 N. T. Central
Anaconda l'.HNnrfolk ft Weatern.
Atchlaon 0.i'4 do pf-1. ex-dlr...
do pfd M Ont. A Weatern...
Baltimore ft Ohio. . . liWH Pennarlranla
..115
.. IT
.. M
.. 37
.. M
.. M
.. 614
.. to
.. 65
..
..147
.. r)
.. 7
..103
.. 14
.. 24
Canadian Paclfio ....lao Rand Mlnea
Chea. ft Ohio 17 Reading ....
Chicago O. W 1 1 H Southern Ry
C, M. ft St. P I.t74 do pfd
IeBeera 13 So. Pacific ..
D. ft R. O t7i4lnlon Paclfio
do pfd T7'4 do pfd ....
Erie 24 V. "B. Steel..
do lat pfd 61 n pfd
do 2d pfd 43 Wahaeh
Grand Trunk 17 do pfd
Illlnnla Central HSU aoanleh la ...
SILVER Bar, steady; 31 U-164 per ounce.
MUNET per cent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short hills Is 3,"7i34 pt cent; for three
months' bills. S-asi per cent.
New York acsalnar gtocka.
NEW YORK. July 31. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as roiiows
Adama Con.
t Little Chief
.... I
25
1)
.... 10
.... 61
.... 30
.... 60
....ISO
Alice
Preece
Brunawick Con.,..
Comatock Tunnel ..
Con. Cal. and Va..
Horn Sllrer
Iron Silver
Leadrllla Con. ....
Ottarcd.
. .4?0 Ontario
.. to Orhir
.. I') Polnel
.. 25 Baraga
, . CO ("terra Nerada
.160 t)mall Hopes .
..tlS Standard
.. iH
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, July SI. Bank clearings for to
day wete 81,640,157.80 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,522,747.87.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Mass., July 87.-WOOL Ac
tivity In the local wool market Is still con
fined to finer grades, but the condition of
the market apparently satisfies the dealers
who were not forcing higher price, while,
manufacturers refrain ;'from attempting to
break rates. Kecclptavt awhile not aa heavy
as last meek, are still larger than for some
time and several large sales are reported,
notably a 50,000-pound transaction In Penn
sylvania washed delaine at 39o. Bmall lots
of Michigan and Wisconsin half and three-,
eighths blood fleeces have been disposed
of at KMitl.'ite and 30c Is bid for quarter
blood. Reports from territory wool centers
show that heavy transactions still continue,
especially in fine staple and half-blood.
Increased business Is noted 1n foreign wools
and price are quite steady. The leading
domestlo quotation are a follows: MIs
aourl. three-elghthe blood. 32&33c; quarter
blood, 8031c; scoured values, Texas fine,
12 months, 7iBT73c; fine six to eight months,
6oric; fins fall. 57fi58c. Calltfornla. north.
ern, ftfi'7"c; middle county, 6Vkoc; south
'ern, 6263c; fall free. t'Tn&c. Oregon east
ern, co. 1 iapie, 72ric: eastern No. 1
clothing. 7ug72c; eastern average, 6Sffi7nc;
valley No. 1, t)igi2c. Territory, scoured,
fine taple. 72(gT3c; fine medium taple, 68
fe'.Oc; fine clothing. SOc; fine medium
clothing, ofitfitaic; half-blood. 7&ec: three-
eignm Diood. 644j6oc: auarter-blood. fi:
Wttl fine A. 6662c
A upers. fiSfl'Ssc; B supers, 4417c
J,8T- LOl'18- Ju,y. WOOL Steady : me-
dlum grades, combing and clothing. 26V&Kc;
light fine. 2&rj23c; heavy fine, KiglSc; tub
washed, 2 36c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 8L METALS The
London tin market wa &&10 higher, with
spot quoted at 182 and futures 1X1
Locally the market was dull, but a shale
higher, with spot quoted at 339.75iiiHO ia
Copper had a aharp break In the London
market, with spot closing at 87, or 3
lower, and futures at 82 10s, or 2 6s
lower. There was aome talk of a decline
locally, with the market weak and prices
nominal. Lake waa quoted at $.5'WB!1 50
electrolytic, 320.0Wr:O.0; casting. 81S 5ur.r"0 '
Lead was unchanged at 35UVtf3.IS In the
local market, but advanced 2s tkl to lit lis
In London. Spelter waa 2s 6d lower at
23 2a d In Ixmdon and was also easier In
the local market, at 33.WUO.96. Iron was
unchanged In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 66s 4d and
Cleveland warrants at 57s 44d. Locally the
market wa without further rhi. v 1
foundry northern Is quoted at $i.754i'a.bo
southern gradea nominal.
. o.VCVI Ju,y METAL&-Lad dull
at $5.00. Spelter dull at $5.80. j
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 31. COTTON Hpot
closed 10 points advance: middling uplands.
11c; middling gulf. 13.26c. Bales. 8i bales
ST. LOriS. July 31. COT TuN-Steady ;
middling, 13c. Sales, nctie; receipts, none;
shlnments. 60O bales; stock. 7.067 hales
NEW ORLEANS. July Sl.-COTTON
Spot closed steady. Sales. 4-0 bales. Low
ordinary". 7Sc, nominal; ordlnarv. good
ordinary. 15-l.k?, nominal: low mldding
11316c. middling. 12c; gHl middling. 13tc!
nominal; niltldling fair. 14v, nominal' fair
lWac, nomlnaL Receipts, 43 bales; stock'
30.344 bales. '
UVEKI-OOL, July SI. COTTON Spot,
inirra,ie nuniness none, prices 3 ro'nts
tltvlmi A mU.i. n MMJll. . . . . . I
middling. 7.77d; middling. T.?cd: low mid
dling, Md; good ordinary, 09d; ordinary
6.n1 The sales of the day were T.Oou bales'
of which 500 were for speculation and ex-
; port, and Included 6.S1 American. R-
!rel'),. bale. including 200 American.
Kvapo rated Apples aa Prle4 Pnlta.
ulJJ Uy "-EVAPORATED
A I'fLKS Market s oulet hut ...m... !
i.ix t "juuiru at rf-; cnotoe, c; prime,
;7ic; p.Mr tu fair. frjCaC
CALIFORNIA DRIPIO FniMT-B.,..
?re ,rm on "P0. holders being encouraged
' hy "'Ulllsh new crop reports, tjuotatlon,
1 range from 4"io to 12Sc for California fruit
1 and from 64,c to 8c for Oregons up to 3s-
4"s. Apricots are nominally unrhmt.,1
with choice quoted at 31c; extra, 22c"
fancy. 221j:3c. I'eaches are quiet but stead v!
with choice quoted at 12c; extra choice !"V
rrl3e: fancy, UftL'tte; extra fancy. XUqHc.
t Ralna are In fair 'demand for this tlmi
I vt yt" ""1 PrWa are firm. Loos muscate
r Quoted at 8fil0c: seeded raisins. 7S
13c; London layers, tl.7S.91. 88.
rea Market.
NEW YORK. July 31 COFFEE Mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to aa advance of 5
points. In response to steady European
and Rraslllan market and continued
light receipt. There was some realising
and possltly a little selling for a turn
at the advance, but European short were
said to b buying here. Firm offer from
Hrasll var said to be on a higher basis
and th market ruled- generally steady,
wtth the close steady , net unrharkred f
I points higher. Sale aer reported of
34 . 60 bag. Including September at 8 90 ;
Te-emer 6 6o; March. I Pftc; Mar. .16c;
June, 10c. Spot coffee, tady; Rio No.
7. c; Manto No I. 1c; mild com,
teady; Cordova. 8181) Wo
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Generally Strong and Ten Cent
Higher Than Yesterday.
HOGS GOING ABOUT FIVE LOWES
Moaerate Ran at Skrea, wltk
Lamb In Sight Good, Steady
Market, wltk Trag Gea.
erally Active.
SOT.TH OMAHA. Neb., July 31. 1907.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 6.156 t.m i.Vt
Official Tuesday 6.1D7 8 821 3.744
Estimate Wednesday ... 3.8U0 8,7') 1.7M
Three days this week. .13,151 24,977 7.848
Same days last week. ...14.4.3 34.&H 16 Ml
Same days 3 weeks ago . 10,117 .7R7 10.117
Same days 3 weeks ago.. PA 35.216 13 fT7
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 7.418 lo.fcrj
Same days last year....lH.3'-l 3.MI H.4J8
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tha year to date. Compared with lant
year: 1907. ln.j. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 0R3.517 H46.4T7 87.340 ,
Hogs l,65.7tiS 1,6T3,479 86,710
Sheep (ttM.S, 8H.412 a,3Si
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs
Omaha 3: .2:5.86 t6.9r3.25
Kansas City i.e-a'! 2) 6.1ti4.40
Chicago l iWit?.."') 6.:u-o.a
St. Louis l.foji7.23 6 8rj-fW
Sioux City .76'a 86 S.tJt-W
The folloa-lng table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1907. 1906.llvt5.18O4 ,1903.1902.il1.
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
12..
13..
14..
16..
K..
17..
11..
19..
20..
21..
22..
23..
St.,
26..
26..
27..
28.
29.,
SO. .
31..
$ 74 641
6 73 I 01
$ 33
4 8
$ 031
6 l.ll
6 131
6 11
T 771
6 M
6 84
1
6 77
6 66
6 68
6 l
f
6 68
a
5 t
6 71
6 3n
6 47
5 281
6 1
I 17
6 n
6
i 22
a
6 221
6 231
a
T 73
I ti 0
I 71W
6 64
T17
5 7a 60
7 72
6 73 I 61
5 6v' fi 52
6 66 I
6 6Sl 6 21
6 63, 6 li
7 71
7 74
6 7J
7H
61
T6,
6 47!
6 fo mi
7V
6 48
6 611 6 10
8 t7
5 f4'
6 4V
6 481 6 07
I 84
6 26
7 41
7 321
6 62
ti 65'
5 2S
6 18
6 471
41
6 TO
o.
6 66
04
6 06
4 $ol
' M 6 74
6 991 6 50
6 60
6 68
651)
6 CO
6 6s
6 11
7 62;
( 6
0 9t:i 44
J 6 461
msl 1
6 WJV 371
I 6 32;
D 111
6 lf
6 ll
5 08 :
I
6 68
a
6 47
6 66
6 61
4 99'
6 Oil
5 0j
6 02;
7 63
7 &S
7 47
7 62
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today bv each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C , M. & St. P 1 6
Wabash 3
Missouri Pacific 2
I'nlon Pacific system. 17 28 3 ..
C. & N. W.. east 6
C. N. W., west.... 26 60 6
C. St. P., M. & 0 1 18
C, B. & Q , east 1 4
C, R. & Q , west 73 21 1
C, R. 1. & P.. east... 1 6
C R. I. ar P., west 1
Illinois Central 4 .. 1
Chicago O. W.- 6 .. .. 1
Total receipts 120 151 8 2 i
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, earh buyer purchasing the num- I
Der or head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 4M r!9 3 0
Swift and Company fs l.ls 4.ltj
Cudahy Par-king Co 8'3 1.751 481
Armour Co 44 6"S ....
Cudahv, Kansas City.... 1M
Vansant & Co 41
Carey Ronton 42
Mr-Crearv & Carey M
Hill A Son 55 .
F. P. Lewis 3
Hamilton Rothschild.. 89
Sam Werthetmer 21
J. R Root A Co 60
Sullivan Pros 8
Iehmar Rros 1
Haun K 78
Other buyers 134 .... 470
Total 8.0T9 3,973 1.691
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were only moderate and consisted almost
entirely of rangers, with but a light sprink
ling of corn feels.
I'nder the influence of a good local de
mand, combined with favorable advices
from other selling points, the market on
cornfed cattle was generally stronger to
luc higher. While the supply of cattle of
that kind was small, there were some good
enough to bring $6.50. Oood rango cattle
acre stronger, although the trade was not
especially active on that kind.
Cows and heifers sold anywhere frcm
steady to 10c higher than yesterday and
the trade was sufficiently active to effect
a reasonably early clearance.
Both stockers and feeders were In active
demand this morning, with the market gen
erally a little stronger. As hth as to. 15
was paid for good fleshy western feeders.
Llrht stock cattle were In good demand
and everything desirable along that lino
sold stronger both yesterday and today.
The sharp break of last week has ap
parently Increased the demand.
BEEF srEaKS.
No. At. Pr. Na . rr.
ij rrs 4 is ti ins 6 to
1 130 4 (0 37 I 'M I 50
10 lOf I 06 1 ill! 5 SO
10 1192 t 19 8 1118 6 16
17 1111 5 12
COWS.
tS Ml I IS II 1O30 I 16
13 713 3 36 IS not 3 40
J KI I CO 1 KK 3 SO
I O0 1 66 1 131 1 60
I M0 I 75 1 kiO 3 60
I all 1 04 8 lil I 50
8 4S 3 16 8 HI I 78
4 12 - 7 I ti tl 1121 4 10
8 .7 8 30 i 1300 4 60
HEIFERS.
J 9 I 71 3 720 I 60
1 750 I 76 I...-. 724 I 60
I Id) I 10 4 10o7 4 00
BULLS.
1 10 t 60 1 W I 44
1 1121 3 16 1 H'-'Kl I 75
1 1170 I 00 1 15W 4 0 .
1 810 I 40 1 1130 6 TO
CALVKS.
1 450 I 7S II VA 6 00
1 6W I 75 3 1 6 26
4 172 4 36 1 200 6 75
I tl 4 50
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
1 cow 140 2 !i 1 cow 870 2 V,
19 cowa M2 2 fo 1 cow.,.. ) 2 !&
1 cow 94D 2 &5 1 cow 9tl 2 95
WESTERNS N ERR ASK A.
3 heifers., til t f) 4 cows 662 2 80
4 calves... "J 3 75 2 calves. .. 210 6 &
13 cows r3 2(6 2 feed-rs. .1 4
13 cows kMi !M 8 cows 9.11 2 35
15 cows 9-16 2 W 6 heifers.. 572 2 81)
28 cows (rM 2 75 2 calves... S; 4 0
10 calves... 312 4 0 T calves... 2u4 6 2i
6 cows..... 648 2 50 14 cows M'l tM
48 cows 942 3 25 9 mixed... 892 4 85
T cows 9t 3 13 cows 9:0 3 (0
15 cows 873 3 06 2 cows 1190 3 7o
6 steers.. ..1'X.tj 4 00 6 steers.... 742 4 00
6 cows 17 8 90 2 calves... 240 4 25
3 bulls v 3 20 2 calves... 296 3 00
WYOMING.
1 cow IfftO 3 40 1 cow 1150 8 40
16 cows 1170 3 40 $ cows 1'JoO 3 76
I steers. ...1U6 4 36
Spear Bros., South Dakota.
136 feeders. 1126 4 35 LIS feeders. 1171 4 35
196 steers. ..1115 4 li 2-11 steers. ..lf.) 4 65
7 cows 947 3 50 22 cows 9v 3 26
3 cows 9iY) 3 25 17 cows Vms 4 10
13 steers.. ..1164 4 65 6 slei rs. ...1461 5 15
J. F. O Donnel Wyo.
13 cows ir95 2 7o 22 cows 945 3 35
11 feeders . P'79 4 10 6 feeders. .l(Mi 4 60
W. Moncrieffe Wyo.
39 heifers. U08 4 30 33 heifers.. 1013 4 30
1 heifer. ..II80 4 51 steers. ...1225 4 65
45 steers.. .1214 4 55
Q. de S. Hamilton Wvo
35 steers.. ..1371 5 25 30 steers. ...1394 6 25
35 steers.. ..1276 4 70 31 steers. ...KSi9 4 70
88 steers.. ..127 0 4 70 2 steers. ...IoSj 4 76
69 cows l'MO 4 05 4 cows 1110 3 75
J. H Barlow Wyo.
17 steers. ...1277 4 So a
Mrs. J. B. Kendrlcks Wyo.
18 Steers... .134 6 15 5 cows 1546 4 65
H. Ormesher Neb.
9 cow Hut 3 86 15 cows S82 3 35
Teatter Bros. Neb.
3 cows l'"' 3 50 45 cows 1002 350
Slatery Bros. Neb.
47 cows 854 Iuj Scows S54 3 50
M. Hubbell-Neb.
23 cows 87S 3 15 , 13 steers. ...1060 4 60
10 feeder.. l"9u 4 60 '
Jk Hxrtsler S. I).
I sters....ll!J 4 75 1 steer 1260 4.5
8 steers. ...1112 4 75
Spear Bros S. r.
25 feeders.. Vi'l 5(a) 3 fee.l.-rs. .K6 4 60
35 steers.. ..1410 4 45 12 steers . n.'5 J fri
HOI3S Hog old generally tc lower than
yesterday. As compared will) y-teiday
morning, the decline was aa mu h at Ujluc
with heavy hogs suffering the most. On tn
other hand, s compared vlth tr.e extreme
low close yesterday, the market a, not
very much lower, making the av-ra
market about the same as waa noted yea
terday. 1km sold quite largely at $ 95
610. as against $ 'oti.!:. velerdy. Toe
top today aas H.3. a against $.31 yester
day. As usual rn a d -n market the trade
was not wry active, lut still the moat of
the hogs sold In fair season.
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SHEEP Receipts of sheep this morning
wore very small, only eight cars being re
ported In. There were five more cars of
the same Wyoming wethers that sold at
$5.20 yesterday. They brought $5.15 today,
but were very wet, making the price prac
tically the same for the two days. A few
more Idaho yearlings, the same as brought
$6 90 yesterday, sold up to $'.00 today, with
the feeder end, on which there were a good
many old wethers, at $5.20. as against $615
ycsterdlay. Taking the market as a whole
It could hardly be quoted other than a good
steady market, with a fair demand at cur
rent price.
Shiners will note that prevailing prices at
this point are very good as compared wtth
eastern matkets, due to the fact that the
runs locally have been rather small. A
noted yesterday and sevetal times tfore
there Is too much of sameness of the re
ceipts. 80 far this season very little else
than old wethers have arrived at this point.
Lambs and yearlings have been very
scarce, not enough of the former arriving
to really establish quotations.
Quotations on killers. Oood to choice
lambs, $7.0"ri7.50; fair to good Iambs, $66011
T.00; cull lambs.v $5 foU6 00; good to choice
yearling wethers, $a.6ul6.U0; fair to good
yearling wethers, $.4i)uo.65; good to cliolo
Wethers, $5.25'jj6 50; l.lr to good wethers.
to.0tuu.; good to choice ewes, $4,8533.30;
fair to good ewes. $4.604(4.8; culls and
bucks, $2f4.00.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $60Ofi6.5O;
yearlings, $&.25G6.50; wethers, $4.855.10;
ee. $3 7064.26.
3i7 Idaho wether and yips.... 84 6 20
174 Idaho wether and ylgs.... 83 (00
1070 Wyoming wethers 112 6 15
t2 western wether yearlings.. 6 6 26
7S western yearlings, leaders.. 65 6 26
6 western ewes, feeders .... 71 4 00
14 western bucks 80 2 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong to Ten Cent Hlgkei
Hor and Lambs Strong.
CHICAGO, July 31. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 16,000 head; market strong to lOo
higher; common to prime steer, $4.60
7.50; cows, $3.00 j 5.U0; heifers, t'i.OO'i
6.50; bulls, $2.80(J 6.00; calves, $3.00'i
7.25: stockers and feeders. $2.505.00.
HOUH Receipts, 22,000 head; market
strong; good to prime heavy, $6.206 35,
medium to good heavy, 16.10 6 6.20;
butcher weights. $6.30;; 50; good to prime
mixed, $6,204(6.85; light mixed, $6.300(
6 50; packing. $5.6006.10; selected, $6. 66(41
6.66; hulk of sales. lr!15''3 40.
SHEEP AND I.AM H. Receipts, 15.000
head; market for lambs strong; sheep
blow, $3.75 'a 6.00; yearlings, $5. 60 6.;5;
lambs, $5,0047.50.
New York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. July Sl.-BEEVES-Re-relpts,
2. 783 head; steers Arm to 10c higher;
bulls dull and 10c lower: fitt cows dull and
unchanged; medium and thin cows ex
tremely glow and 10jl5o lower; common
to choice steers sold at $4.4lVfl!.70, with ono
car extra at $6.80; bjlls, $3 0ii4.26; cows.
tl.TMpl-40, a few extra selling at $4.70;
dressed beef steady at SVjfilOc per lb.; some
choice beef at 10glOVtc. Cables were
steady. Exports today were 841 cattle and
7,250 quarters of beef. Exports tomorrow
will be 3. isSO quarters of beef.
CALVLS-Recelpts, 1.701 head: veals 25c
higher; buttermilks and grassers dull and
unchanged; common to choice veals, .O
8.7S; bulls. HOOfm.SO; buttermilks and grass
ers, $3.268.60; city dressed veals. bWjjU-te;
country dressed, 7t1lVc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.K7
head; sheep steady; lambs loJiAc higher;
bout all sold: hep, $3.50; lambs. $6.60fl?
7.75: cull. $4.6055.00. .
HOG3 Receipts, 6,049 head; feeling firm;
stale and Pennsylvania hogs, $6.5tl7.00.
Kansaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITV, Mo., July 31. CATTLE
Receipts, 1A.000 head. Including 3.000
southerns: market steady to 10c higher;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
36.264T7.20; fair to good, $5.0098.20;
western steers, $4.00 jj 5.85; stockers nd
feeder. $3.00 4r 6.26 ; southern steers, $3.20
(Li'4.80; southern cows. $2.25 iff 3.40; native
cows, $2.00(&'4.60; native heifers, $3.16(r
4.75; bulls, $2.603.60; calves, $3.75 &
6.00.
HOOS Receipts. 13.000 head; market 5o
lower; top. $ii.am bulk of sale. $.10f
6 25; .heavy, $4.056.!5; packers, $6.10il?
6.20; pigs and light. $fl.l 6 n 6.32
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Receipts. 1,300
head; market strong; lumbs, $6.500 7.40;
ewes and yearlings. $5.25(5 6.00; range
yearlings. $5,764x6.25; range sheer- 15.00
45.75; stockers and feeders, $3.51 ?5. 00.
St. Lonls Live Stork Market.
ST. LOCIS. Mo., July 31, CATTLE Re
ceipts, S.'VO head. Including 2.500 Texans
Market higher: native shipping and ex
port steers, $5.:5(i'7 .25: dressed beef and
butcher steers. $4.9,fH.IO; str-era under
I.OD pound. 84.004r4.7O; stockers and feed
ers, $2.7tV&4.60; cows and heifers. ts.&Vr)
6.50; canners, ty.HtfiH.vt,; bulls. $2.7&'a4 50;
co Ives. $6.00ji3.(0; Texas and Indian steers,
$.!.o(Vf5 60; cows and helfe-s, $1.6iWM 75
HOOS Receipts, 8..V0 head. Market fm
10c higher. Pigs and light. $5.9O4(.r!0
packers. r.8iKi6.4B; butchers and best
heavy, $! 26i5it;.4fi.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. tfO)
head. Market steady. Native mutton
I3.0".75: lambs, $3.507.15: culis and
bucks, $3,0044 00; stockers, $2.404i6.50.
St. Joarnk Live Stock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. July Sl.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 3.3(6 head. Market stesJy; natives
$4.3ij7.iVi: cows and hol'ers, $2.0i&'36; stock
ers and feeders. $3 50i4 50.
HOGS Receipts. t9h) head. Market 6c
lower: top. $61; bulk of sales, $6.0t..3u.
SHEEP AND LAMMS Receipts, 455 head
Market steady; lambs, $6.tMi7.50; yearlings.
$3.6m6.25.
Slonx City Live Stork Market.
SIOCX CITY". Ia.. July 81.-(Speclal.)-CATTLE
Receipts, f-W head: best, strong;
others weak; stockers and feeders, stesdv
beeves, $5 0O-i..S5; cows and heifers, $2 76
tio.); atockers and feeders, $3.504.50; calve
end yearllns. $3.3V(t4).
HOGS Receipts. 4.700 head; market 5c
lower; selling at $S.8eQ0.10. Hulk. J5.9CQ5.95.
Stock In Slgkt.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. H.,g. Sheep.
South Omaha
Bloux City ..
Kansas City
St. Joseph ...
Bt. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals
9.7
1.781
4.700
13.0.0
8,940
8.:o
r.000
1 3
4.5
2.0 )
15.K10
...Sti.001 6t;,640 2. ,536
OMAHA WHOLESALE! UAItKETm-
Otndltlon of Trad and Qaotatloa oa
Staple and Fancy Prudaca.
EGOS Pit do.. J4)5c
B UTTER Packing stock, 19H-C; cho'r to
fancy dairy. 2l,Ue; creamery, Xc.
IJVE POl'LTItY-tJprlng chicken, lfrtf
17c; hens, 10c; rooster. Cc; turkeys. 12c
Uucks. in.-; geese, be.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland. $10.00; medium,
$9 00; No. 1 bottom jH.uu; offgrade from $5 a
to $650; ry struw, V.vt, No. 1 alfalfa, $U.uu.
KtU.Ua AND MELONS.
P LACK BKKRlc.6 Case, ;4 u.'.. $3,352
$3 An.
RASPBERRIES Red, 34 qts.. $5.50; black
24 Ul-. $3-
Go ifcEiJERRIF.S Case. 24 qt.. $1
CHERRIES Homo grown. 24 qt $1
REL CURRANTS Case, 24 Qt.. $3.15.
CALIFORNIA REACHES Per bog.
yellow fnestonis. $126.
I'LAC'HKb-rlM, Klbertas. 4 basket
crate, e; t basket crate, $1.75.
CALIFORNIA PLL'Mn-l'er crato. $2 00.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIKS-Per bos of
about 8 lbs , black or white, 12.10.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Each, C&0c;
crated for anlptueiil. 2c per lb.
CANTEIULl'E California, 45 U crate,
tandard, $5 to, 64 to crcalat. pouy, J.5o:
Texas. k sis. f-
TKt)-ICAL FRflT"
LEMONS Limoniera. 8'0 sixe. 48.OO; XII
site. $1.60 other brand. 6uc las.
ANANAS Pc. .eiiiutn sld bun,
l-'Ot-'Mo- Jumbos, $Lluaa.5C.
uRA.N(.F.S Msditetrsnear Sweeta
fancy, 150 tse, 176, M. Tin u
; eilea. $.; I lit -ni' s xiav
$4 00, extra fancy, 26o more per box ' St
MlchAels. 178. 200. 214 n4 J0 slat.
$4 76, lit and 10 sua, ft : Valeo. L.
II r4 ... 80
M ...... HI 40 8 H
66 317 ... 60
tn M ... 1 to
II I 4 8 0
an tl ... I
HI ... 60
II S3 ... 10
.. 6i
..10,100
.. 3.4
.. 6.'0
..15,00
A M and 113 sires, t-i 3a(i-a.7a; lr, 160, 171
M and 111 alias, $47f-tj.0O.
$4.00; extra fancy, 86c more per bog; Bt
tswta, tc; nw tuSe4 walnut dates, t-la,
box. $1 tsi.
DATES Kadaway, f; layer. 6c; hs.
Voarl. 6c; nw tufTed walnut data, f-ltt.
bux. h.00.
VTMETARLTiS.
NATT BEANH r tra. No. 1. $l.0tj
110; No. 3, $104)1. 0.
POTATOES-Per bu.. new. $U0fc
NEW PElTr.RS-Per -baket Crate
3; per H bushel box, 75ft
AsPARAOrs 7 per di. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string, par
bu. box or basket, 76o.
RCBT8. TURN I F9 and CARROTS Pw
dor., bunches 3i136c.
PIEPLANT Per do, buncne. too.
lOo; No. 1 loin, lhc; No. 8 loin, 14c; Na
$ lotn, 13c; No. 1 chuck, tc; No. 1 churk,
6Ho; No. 3 chuck, c; No. 1 round. e; No.
8 round, 8c; No. 8 round. No. 1 plate,
3c; No. t plate, 2c; No. 3 plate, 2o.
LEAF LETTUCaV- Hot-house, per doa,
headr $6c.
RAD16HE9 Psr o banchaa, botol
grown, 20a
MISCrTLiJlNEnrS.
COFFEFV Roasted, No. 86, perr lb I
30. 14c per lb. J No. 36, 190 per 1U; No.
31, 12Vo per lb.
CALIFtMtNIA DRIFP FRf ITS-Prune
are omewhat unsettled by -eer ifTerlngt
from acond hands, who aecra oesirous of
moving supplies of immediate gradea Quo
tations range from 6c to 9c for California
fruit and from 6H-(38c for Oregon. Peache
are slightly easier, with fancy yellow
quoted at lSUc. Raisins fere firm; three,
crown loose Muscatels are quitted at 9cl
four-crown, loc; seeded rslslns, iSlle.
FISH Halibut, 11c; trout. He; pick
etel, 10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh fn.son,
12c; whlteflsh, 12c; buffalo, 8c; bullheads,
skinned and dressed. Ho; catflrh. dressed,
17c; yellow perch, 8c; whit perch. 7ei
whit bass, 16c; black bass, 36c; sunflsh,
8c; crapples, 647 9c; crapplea, large, 15c;
blueflns. 10c: herring. 7c; herring, fresh
froxen, 6e; Chinook a!mon, 16c; el, I80;
whlteflsh, froxen, 13tj-16c; pickerel, fresh
frozen. 9c; Spanish mackerel, 10c: native
mackerel. ISiiSCc per fish; codflsh, freed
froxen, 12c; red snapper. 12c; flounders,
fresh froxen. lie; haddock, fresh froscn,
12c; smelt. 13c; shad roe, 40o per lb.;
lobsters, green, 27c per lb.; lobster,
boiled, 30c per lb.; frog legs, 85o per
do.; green sea turtle meat, 36a per lb.
CANNED OOODS-Corn, tai,art4, west
ern, CRc. Tomatoes, fancy, S-pound can,
$1.43; standard, S-pound cans. 81.S. Pine
apples, grated, t-pound. $2 jr3.S0; sliced.
$1.75412.35'. Gallon apples. 33.26. California
apricots. $2.11). Pear. $1.7PjT2 50. Peaches.
$1.7532.40; L. C. pesches, $?0trfj60. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat. $2 1Q;
fancy sockeyo. fiat. $1.96. Sardine, quarter
oil. $3.25; tliree-qtmrter mustard. $3 10.
Sweet potntoes. $1.MM 35. Saner kraut. JaVi.
Pumrklns, 8cfi$l no. Lima beans, 3-lb., 75o
t$1.25. rked peas, 2-lb., 0o' fancy, $1.I54
1.46.
Sugar and Molnaae.
NEW VORK. July 81. 8UOAR Raw,
toady; fair refining, 8. J7Hfjfl-43Hc; centrif
ugal 96 test. 3.934c; molasses sugar. 312H-
S.piH-e. Refined, stendy; crushed, 6.70c;
powdered, 6 v granulated, 6c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 31 SCOAR .
Steady; open kettle centrifugal. 34yTe!
centrifugal yellow, 374iii4-c; seconds, 2V4i
MOIASSES Quiet; new syrup, Solo.
Milwaukee tiratn Market.
MILWAf KEEL July 31. - WHEAT -Steady:
No. 1 northern. $l.P?fn 03; No. t
northern. 9M6102: September. 91c asked.
RYE Higher: No. 1. 874jS7Hc.
BARLEY Dull; No. 3. TOHc; September,
62-5700.
CORN-Stesdy; No. 3 cash. 63tTfj3CS
September. 6S"4,c bid.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 31.-EOOS-Flrm
good demand: western firsts, free cases, 18
4Tt1SHc. at mark.
OIF6:SE Weak and lower; New York
full creams. 12'il3c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. July 31.-8 EEPS Clover, cash.
j $9.50; October. $9 25; December. $S.75; March,
t.n. Alike, nrlme. 3.00.
Timothy, prtmn.
I $2.17H.
DEMOCRATS MAY GIG BACK
Bridge snd Other Finally Nominated
Not Certain They Will Yield
to Acceptance.
Democratic candidate for office nom
inated by the joint committee of th Dalit
man and Jacksonlan club Monday night
have taken no step to wage , a campaign
In common for tho offices for which thejr
are named and it Is not absolutely known
they will accept the place.
Lee Bridges, named for sheriff, announces
he will not file for office until the latest
possible moment Saturday In order to as
certain If there be any other man . who
want the democratic nomination and that
under aome condition he may not file
at all.
Frud W. Fitch, who was deputy county
attorney under Judge Slabaugh, and Ar
thur S. Churchill, have filed with the sec
retary of state aa candidate for district
judge. A. J. Donohoe, chairman of tha
county republican committee, I the first
of the 'expected candidate for sheriff to
apply for space on the primary ballot,
Bryce Crawford ha filed for renomlna
tlon a police judge. ,
GAS BELOW THE GRADE LINE
Quality Not I'p to Legal Test, aa
Shown by Commissioner
Crowley,
Oa Commissioner Crowley report the re
sult of a series of test of gas made Tues
day to be a showing of an average of 698.6)
thermal unit to the foot of gaa, the three
test showing 5M.4. 6006 and 609.7 for th
day. This la lower than the ordinance re
quire and the company w.ia requested to
turn on tha heat. , .
Th commissioner 1 now preparing to
test the quantity of sulphur In the gaa.
For twenty-four hour, sine 11:50 o'clock
Tuesday morning, a jet ha been burning
In the commissioner' office and steam col
lected In a vessel. Till will ba run through
a number of device and subjected to chem
ical treatment to show the total amount
of sulphur thrown off by a given quantity
of the gas. The first experiment wilt ba
for the purpose of testing th mechanism
of th office and the first real teat will be
held later. The sulphur test will requlr
three day for completion.
EAST OMAHA MAKES A KICK
Residents There Complain that Saav
day Drunkard front City
Terrorise Them.
Resident of East Omaha have united
In a protest to the county board against
the opening of the saloon on th shore
of Cut-Off lake on Sunday. ' A petition
signed by seventy-seven resident of th
village was presented to the board Wednes
day by 8. C. Jennings, who also addressed
the board with considerable feeling on tha
subject. He declared that alnce the Omaha
saloon have closed on Sunday large num
ber of the lawless element go to East
Omaha nd terrorise the people with- act
of violence. H ay citlsen have been
assaulted and Deafen by drunken men,
and he cited a an instance the fight on a
street car between somo drunken negroes
and white men. ' He asked tho lid be put
on tight in the suburb. The board Meld it
was a matter for the sheriff and not
for tho board and the petition wa referred
to that official and the county attorney.
General Electric Poisrer Co
1 Ztiltnit
ti INTEREST mm
Divides! Participating Bonds
tsat tss I seers h tnm
M. J. CREEVY CO.
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