Nebraska Newspapers

    flTE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1907.
CRUX AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bearj Slump in Prioei and Hesmneit
Htuig- On.
BULL SLSTIXENT 13 STEOSQ
TAaeat Weetk, with Stta oa the Df
ellae, kat Stajatls Little lilac
Better Weather la
If art a we t.
OMAHA, August , 1T7.
There wu a bav7 slump In the market
and all grain fall olT aereral fractions,
liter was little (rain pressing and the
market waa heavy all morning In sptto of
me strong bWl sentiment.
Wheat waa weak, with atop on the de
cline, but would atand eery little selling,
better weather In the northwest and heavy
receipt being the chief Influence.
Cable oatna fair, considering the heavi
ness In the dotneatlo market. Wheat con-
tlnued weak throughout the morning. Sep
tember option opened at kio and closed at
Corn showed 'soma strength at opening,
with a small advance from yesterday,
owing to heavy commission house buy
ing. I.ter, when wheat brok corn weak
ened and lost the advance made earlier.
2riE-nb"c oorn Pned at Ba and closed
wise
Data opened a. shad lower, but advanced
hortly oa unfavorable crop report. This
advance waa lost, however, on heavy
llslng. September oats opened at 43'Ao
end closed 48c.
IJ-lmary wheat receipt were l,lM,0n0 lu.
and shipments, 860,000, against receipt
l"Vrer of W5.0D0 bu end shlpmenu of
M.000 bu. Corn receipts were 4S2.000 bu.
And Shipments 168,000, sgalnst receipts lust
6wbti 8,00 du an(1 ahlpment of 190,-
Clearances were M,000 bushel of corn,
I0.0UO bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 117,000 bushel.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Kd lower
on wheat and Hd higher on oorn.
Seaboard reported 00,000 bushels of
wheat and 16,000 bushels of corn fur ex
port ( Local range ot option:
ArUcle. Open. High.) Low. Close, Tas'y.
Wheat I
Sept...'
Deo....
May...,
Corn
Sept... Deo....
-
Oata-
Sept,..
Deo....
May...
84
88,
48V,
'4
48
4
- Omaha Casts Price.
e,W-HEATNo- hra- SaSSc; No. I hard,
I 4fhJc; No, 4 hard, 7sa79c; No. S spring,
8p6o; no grade, 70076c.
CORN-No. a. 4&V); No. 4, 47348c: no
wh,?2; ,1tt.No- 1 "llow'
A.IBN.!?- 1 ml""'. 444Ec; No. t white.
No. 4 white, 44tf46c; standard,
RYB-No. 1, Tfc; No. t, 8870o.
Carlot Reeelats.
" " Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago;.. 608 J12 134
Kansas City 230
Minneapolis , 108
Omaha, 14 41 u
puluth 139
et. Louu 177 ... :::
CHICAGO Gn A I It AND PROVISIONS
Feat a res of the Trading and Closing;
' Price ea Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Aug. 8. Wheat prices on the
local exchange declined more than lo from
the high price today because of Increasing
local receipts and favorable weather in
the nnrtbAt. At the cli.ee the September
dallvnrf showed a net loss of Tc. Corn
was -a shade, lower. Oaia weie uuwn U.
Provisions ; were unchanged to a shade
lower.
The wheat market was weak all day,
wilh the exception of a slight upward spurt
r-f n after the opening, due to the firm
lyurkct at Liverpool, where prices showed
Oily . small loss, despite the sharp de
cline here yesterday. Pit traders Were
generally bearish because of the favorabfa
weather conditions and sold freely through
out the entire day. Receipts of new wluat
are constsntlly increasing and this fact in
spired considerable selling. Late In the
day shorts became actlvo buyers and caused
a steady tone at the close. September
opened a shade higher to nc lower at
7ilc, advanced to Uo and then de
clined to 89c. The close was at BOiUSOV.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 116,800 bu. The world's visible supply,
s shown by Br adst reefs, deoreased 1.6WJ,
000 bu. Primary receipts were 1,153.000 bu.,
against 986.000 bu. on the same day last
year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 750 cars, against 658
cars last week and 883 cars one year ago.
Heavy sales by commission houses and
cash interests, baaed upon excellent weather
for the new crop and encouraging reports
from the country, caused weakness in
the corn market. Later In ths day a Arm
tone developed on firm cables and a good
demand for shipping, and buying by bulls.
The market closed steady. September
opened a shade higher to H'S'Vlo lower sit
fcvnic, sold at BMke and then declined to
MV. Final quotation were at 6Mto. Lo
ral receipts were All cars, with 60 of con
tract grade.
Oats were weak because of heary realis
ing sales. Reports from the northwest
were less bullish today, some of th ad
vances claiming an average yield In many
localities. The fear that the new crop will
soon be on the market also Induced many
longs to dispose ot their holdings. The
market closed weak. September opened 3
Uc lower at 4SH4.T sold up to 44Hs and
then declined to 42Ha. The clone was at
43o. Local receipts wars 184 cars.
Provision were weak early in th day
because of a MTlOc decline in the price .f
live hogo. All of the losses Were re
gained on buying by local packer. At the
lo September pork was unchanged at
tlMrSfc. Lard was a shade lower at tv.l&
tye li. Ribs were unchanged at t8.7!Vi
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
"Wheat. 118 ears; corn, 118 cars; oats, It
ears; hogs. 81,000 head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close T'ay
83 83 88H 83H
fV, 8S 87 87-T
MS 3 t& 2
49H 44 4874. 1 wH
7 4T 464, 4H
48 47H 47
H 4 42 48
43. 4ft1 41 43
V H US M
"Wheat II II
Aug WS 8i 81! 8SVR914IR1,
Sept fV1V 1H V"4i-H M V
Pee S6,(t?S 86Tfc 84 4S&H;86S V
May 1 OOVrt 1 W4
1 dirts 1 01 f K9H-S-H! 1 00
Om
Sept ftP 84i tolMHW
Deo MV'G5i 62 J2S'f2fi'4
May M34 Uhk MS 63 1A
Data
Sept 4JHr 444 44 48 44
Deo 42S'U 4.1V 41 Si 48 424
May 44Sa- 4oVs 3 44 U
SepT II 4SH 1 it 16 42H 16 42 16 C
Sept I llVa 15 8 OS I IS I IS
Oct 180 8 80 8 10 8 80 839
Rlhs
Sept ITm I mU 8 C5 I 72 8 7?
Oct 6tu1SMSft 86, 8 UVs
No. I
Cash quotations were a follow:
FLOl'R Steady: winter patent. H.IO19
4 40; winter straights. 83.6C.&4.U0; spring pat
ants, 84.7ii610; spring straights, 84.ltku4.0O;
bakers, tl 50?r3.S.
WHEAT No. 8 spring. 88c4jel.OO: No. 8.
c; No. I red, SsvSa
COKN-No. t. 6SVi6irs; No. I yellow.
OATS-No. S, 4SHo; No. 8 wtilta, 4Vr9
BARLET Oood feeding, SS&Cet fair to
Choice malting, AStixiKc.
BEEDS-No. I norUtweatorn, 11.16; prime
timothy, 84 66.
I PROVlSlONfl Short rib, tide (loose).
IK60a4.6&. Mess pork, per bbl., tlt.ttld ).
'Lard, per 1 Iba. IX&k Short clear sides
V boxed). t.87St 1V
' . Receipts. Shipments.
riour. bbl. M TO0 ,M
Wheat, bu. Sfw.tM) 1510
Cw. ba ....m.40 li
Oata, ba. 1JS.SO0 151,100
Rye, bu. , T.cmo .
liartey, bu. 8,u0 '.
Oa th Produce exchange today the but.
ter market was Arm. Creameries. M4I24c:
dairies, lheawj. Eggs, steady; at mark!
cases Include!. Italic; BrsU. 1V-; ptlnia
tu-sta, 17Hc Cheese, steady; Uijj-Ulec
Kawaaa City OraJsi a ad PrarUlasia.
.JCA'Sln'T A WHKATr-Re-oeipts.
tao.ouo bu.; Septembar 8J0; lece,ntr.
?0:. MrRol.CMh No- rd. Mtffec;
No. 8 JW01 No. 8 red. fcH4i,Vkc; N. 8.
i!JTtmrtrt' "u000 b ; N- whit.
80ri6oo; No. f mixed, tfPta&ovio.
t"Sr"UTA, "vuredOa-.T. a 11 U U
0-flrm; extra. 17Ho; firsts. )6c;
Vconds, 16.
HAT Wea.ly; choice timothy, tll.OOiell GO;
aholo prairie. S 0uii IS.
COKN-Reoelpts, U.uuO bu. ; September.
4.; December, 46c; Xfar, 47V; cash No.
1 mixed. 4kc; No. 8. 4t4rc; No. 8 white.
6os; No. x, hn.
llLTTKR-Cieamery, 2SVrc; packing, 17H.
Receipts. Shlpmenu.
v heat, bu tM0 108,)
torn, bu. lit") tf..'i"0
Oata. bu U.OuO 10,00
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day oa Various
Commodities,
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-FLOITR Receipt.
IS.W-i bbls.; exports. 4.56 hi. Is; market quiet
and lower to sell; Minneapolis patents,
I4.K&4.W; winter straights, $4.1064 80; Mln
nes'.ta bakers, l3iti'9u; Winter extras,
SI.10SjA.lu; winter patents. $4.Oti4.0; winter
low sradea. $.1 oiku J.m). lly flour, dull: fair
togood, 84.8lv4.1w; choice to fancy, fc.0u9
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yel
low. i.2u; cuarse, ll. 11. IS; kiln dried. 83 SO
4140.
RVE-Dull; No. I western, 90c, f. o. b.
New York.
WHUAT-Recelpts, 86.SO0 bu.; spot tnarkat
easy; No. 1 red. 86c, elevstor, and Ho,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth,
11.08, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard winter,
7,c, f. o. b. art. .at. Affected by continued
heavy Interior receipts, easier continental
cables, good weather, stop loss selling and
weakness In Wall street, wheat was gen
erally easier today, except for a late rally
on export business. Final prices were S1
o net lower. September, 87V(jtiC,
closed at Wc; December, 81.011.01
ati!0rat ,1,01: M"y' 1-04Vea.CKa, closed
CORN-Recelnts. 6R.200 bu; exports, J.flBl
bu.; spot market easy; No. 8, 61Vc.
yator, and 6Hc. f. o. b. afloat; No. i white,
62c; No. 8 yellow. tc, f. o. b. afloat. The
option market was without transactions,
closing tc net lower.
OATS-Recelpts. 64,400 bu.; exports, 8.010
bu.; spot market Arm; mixed oats, to
31 U.S., MHc; natural white, 80 to 88 It'..
66K.ic: clipped white, 81 to 40 lbs., 6787c.
.HAY Steaily; shipping, 76c; good to
choice, ll.2irtjl.26.
HOPS yulet; state, common to choice,
18u6 crop, 14 16c; i crop, VObc: Pacific
coast. 198 crop, gllc; crop, 68o.
HIDE28 giiiet; Central American, 32c;
Bogota, 22Kka.
LEATHER Steady; acid,
WOOL Steady; domestic fleeco, 8134o.
PROVISIONS-Peef. steady; family, ll.t.OO
13.50; mess, 19 6O-10.f; beef hams, 25.00ra
7.0O; packet. 810.5011.00; city extra India
mess, ia.Wrtia.60. Cut meats, quiet;
pickled bellies, 110.7MHS.60; pickled hams,
112.7fi'&18.00. Lard, easy; western prime,
!.ui)&9.1fi; refined, easy; continent, 89.80:
South America, $10.26; compound, $K.76
TALLOW Quiet; city (12 per pkg.), 6S0;
country (pkgs. free). 6i6c.
RICE Firm ; domestic, fair to extra, 814
6c; Japan nominal.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, common to
specials, renovated, common to
specials, 17';c; western factory, common
to extra, lMlMVie.
CHEESE-Weak; state, fuU cream, col
ored and white, small, best, 11c; stats full
cream, largo colored, best, lc; state,
white, llHc: tate, fair to good, lognic
EOOS Steady; state. Pennsylvania and
lomeslnferlor&Hc.idohet.o.ftl.oonto m mm
nearby fancy selected white. 62Se; good
to choice, 23arc; brown and mixed fancy,
281624c; western finest selected, 19(a20o;
average best, 17HiJpl8c.
POULTRY-Allve, quiet; western chick
ens, 13c; fowls. 14c; turkeys, llo. Dressed,
f,t5ady! w'tern or""" I7a0c; turkeys.
ltXijlio; fowls, 12(3160.
WEATHER IN TUB ORAIJV BELT
Fair Wednesday and Ho Important
Change la Temperature. .
t, w OMAHA, Aug. 6, 1907.
Light showers were scattered throughout
the Missouri valley during Monday, and
heavier rains occurred In the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys, lake region and the east
ern and southern states. Showers continue
in eastern Iowa this morning, and are scat
tered along the upper Atlantlo coast. The
weather Is generally clear west of the Mis
sissippi river. Temperatures are higher In
all portions, except the extreme northwest,
where cooler weather prevails. The weather
will continue fair In this vicinity tonight
and Wednesday, with no Important change
In temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and precipi
tation compared with the corresponding day
of the last three years:
, , 1907 1906 19T6 1904
Minimum temperature 74 68 67 ft
Precipitation 00 . 88 .06 . 60
, Normal temperature for today 76 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1.
4. PS Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1808,
2.91 Inches. .
Deficiency corresponding period in 1905,
7.85 Inches.
-' 1 I A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Keglos) Balletln.
For th twenty-four hours ending at a.
m76th meridian time, Tuesday, August 6,
OMAHA DISTRICT. '
Temp. Raln-
Pltattnna Xfn Kfln ..it cr.
Ashland, Neb 86 73 .00 Clear
Auburn. Kith HA S (it ri .
Columbus, Neb... 89 67 T Clfcar
rairoury. ret.... V3 7S T Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 93 61 .00 Clear
fir tiling V'.h Ci4 Of O, 11
Ifartlngton, Neb. 88 68 .00 Clear
xianiiuge, neo.. w tH tiHJ Clear
Oakdale, Neb 87 63 T Clear
Omaha.. Nnh S7 fiK m r
Tekamah, Neb... 87 68 .06 Clear
ina, ii. bo bu .w clear
Carroll, la 86 60 .00 Clear
Clarlnda. la ft (tl on
Sibley, la S4 66 .00 Clear
Bioux city, la... 84 68 T Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
no, or
Central. Stations
Chlcavn 111 M
Temp.- Rain.
Max. Min. Inches.
82 62 .01
74 62 .44
86 64 .06
SI 60 ,1
92 70 T
81 64 .36
82 68 .08
M 64 .01
88 68 .06
Columbus, o 17
ues Moines, la.... 14
Indianapolis. Ind.. 10
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Louisville. Ky 19
Minneapolis, Minn. 28
Omaha, Neb 16
BU Louis, Ma 18
mi. . -. . . 1
mm iir i warmer throughout the
corn and wheat region. Showers occurred
in all districts and were fairly heavy in
th extreme eastern portion.
L. A. WELSH. local Forecaster.
St. I.oals General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. fi WHEAT-Lower: on
track, No. 1 red. cash, StVaWHc; No. 2 hard.
September, 87c- December. 91So!
CORN-Iiower; on track. No. X cash. 64o;
No. 1 white, 64Hc; September, 62Vr! Decem
ber, 4Hc
OATS Lower; on track. No. 1, cash. 4ES4
4tlc;. new; No. 1 white. 60c. old; Beptem
btT. 40,c; December. 4".tfiAiC
FIX) I R Steady; red winter patents, 84 ."
4?4.40; extra fancy and straight, J. 706.1.16:
clear. $2.S0s;3.26. "yw.
SEED Timothy, steady; $3.2664.H, 'old;
14-50. new.'
CORNMEAL-Steady; $2.70.
URAN Higher; sacked, east track, 97a
HAY Steady; timothy, 816.0iK&ao 00
prairie, $9.wll.OO. '
IRON COTTON TIES $1.09 Vi.
AJiINO im,c.
H KM H TWINE lie
.,J'OVJ8I0.N,i-porlt' tAdy; Jobbing,
Jlb.50. Lard, steady; prime steam. 88.60.
Dry u t meats, steady; boxed, extra short,
19.15; clear ribs. 1D.25; short clears, 89 87u!
Racon steady; boxed, extra short. 310.1H4
c'."rr,,m aliort cleara. $10.24.
Pul'LTRY-Hteady; chickens. 10c; springs
r-, h. . Receipts. Shipments.
. orn. bu 6.um 000
ntiii- kF?U a Aug- WHEAT-Spot,
quiet, No. 1 red western, winter. 7s d.
futures, quiet; September. 7a 2d; Decem-
Mllwaake Grata Mwrket.
MILWAUKEE. Aug . WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern, $10! ft 101 No 1
thern, $1.001.02; September.' 0fce
. KYF-Steady; No. 1. 87 87 Ho.
6270c:EVDUlI: N- 2 7C; mpl'
OiHN Lower; No. 3 cash. 6JC54o:
September, 66 c bid. o,
Dalath Uralsi Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. Aug 6 WHEAT
No. 1 hard, on track, 994sc; No. 1 north
ern. 9Sc; No. 1 northern, 96He; Seuteta
ber, 98 Sc; December. o.
OATS To arrive. 41c; on track, 41c
Liverpool Grain Market.
ber. 7s Sd: March. 7s 4Hd.
CORN Spot, American mixed. fUm at
oa lK,d; old northern, steady at 6s t&
Futures, firm; September, 4s 111d; Decem
ber, nominal.
Philadelphia Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. . EOOS
rlrm; western choice, five caaea, 19c at
CHEESE Steady, UUOUa
MlaaaasMilla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 6 WH EAT Sep
tember. mm,c; Iecernbr. 97Sc; No, 1 hard
ili'ii Nv, 1 northern. 1: No. 1 northern'.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Weak Because of Large Offer
ing-i from Unknown Source.
ASE AGAINST THE CORPORATION
Prospect of Farther gaits Add to Oea.
ral Depression Rally on Profit-
Taking Followed by Is.
ther alins.
NTDW TORK, Aug. 6 -The dealings In
stocks by noon todav had passed the fUuie
of ths aggregate sales for the whole of
ye-terday. A weak and unsettled market
and an active selling movement furnished
the explsnatlon of the increase In anima
tion of dealings. Tnere wre various fea
tures In the day's news which were given
responsibility for the discouraged sp-cula-tlve
sentiment.
More direct Interest waa shown In the
Immediate vicinity of the Stock exchange
in the Identity of the large sellers of stocks
as promising to rive a clue to the mntv
and to the standing and Influence cf the
sellers. No dnflnlte success was achieved
In the endeavor to solve this mysterv,
which the active parties In the operations
that attracted curoslty would, of course,
use every device to concesl. That theie
was not Important buying was a self-evident
fart, but this was no more than hal
been manifest for some time rat. The ag
gressive or urgent selling which dov-lop-d
late in yesterday's- market and continual
over today was a new feature of the mar
ket and gave occasion to anxiety on the
part of holders of stocks on margin. Newly
returned tourists from abroad where Im
portant financial missions as well as holi
day enjoyment were supposed to be an ob
ject, were subjected to gossip and conjec
ture regarding the selling. A number of
last week's lata arrivals of this element
are men In the front rank of camtaltsts,
and are supposed to be also active In stock
merket operations. It was remnrk-d that
there was lacking public expression of the
favorable views of ihese Individuals to the
attitude of foreign Investors and capital
towards American securities, such as have
characterised the home-coming utterances
on like occasions In the past. Conferences
were alleged to have occurred with bankers
and other Interests at wh'ch the foreign
situation was canvassed and which had
been followed by the selling movement In
the stock market.
Of the conditions at home most stre
wa laid on the agitation against corpora
tions, which is finding so large a place
In the dally news at this time. The Stan
dard Oil fine Is regarded as a forerunner
of other suits against various corporations,
which will be prompted or encouratted by
the example of that cause. Possible prose
cution against the railroad officials con
cerned In that case was discussed. The
series of measures directed against rail
roads In a group of southern states no
tably, Virginia, Alabama, North Carolina
and Arkansas fed the anprehenslon fe't
by market operators on the subject. The
fact that Standard Oil stock Itpelf con
tinued to be little affected did not heal he
anxiety on the subject. The stocks usually
regarded as favorle mediums of specula
tive operations by Standard Oil capitalists
were quite conspicuously the weakest in
the market. A further decline In the price
of copper In London and at the New York
Metal exchange was a factor In this re
sult. Bo was the engagement of $500 f01 in
gold for shipment to Holland, although It
was Intimated that this particular move,
ment waa not likely to be extended. The
continent of Europe was an active bidder
for gold in the London market also and
took !?,sno,0O0 of the sum available, against
the 8500.000 secured for the Bank of Bn.
land. Private discounts rose In Indnn.
Th weekly bulletin of the weather bureau
was not regarded as entirely satisfactory
to crop conditions In parts of the wheat
belt and In the cotton belt. Rates for time
money continued to advance and little waa
offered except for foreign and out-of-town
bankers. The shorts took their profits
before the day was over and worked a
substantial rally, but It was all lost aga'n
and the stock market closed weak.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, ir -nine.
$1,1 M), OX). United 61a eg rc Ined U tor
cent on call.
The following was the range of prices on
th New York Stock exchange:
. galas. Hlah. f47. TTlMa
A1BW1S JFipnMS
Amalgamated Copper ......
Amar. Car an 4 foandrr....
do M
Amar. nettoa Oil.
pra
Araar. Express
Amar. Hide At Leather pfd
Amar. lea t...,
Amar. tansaed Oil...,
do pfd
Amar. Uocomotlrs
do pfd
Amar. Smelting A Ref
do pfd
Amar. Sngar Raflnlng
Amar. Tobaoca pfd otft. ..
Anaoosda MlDlng Co
Atchlaon
do pfd
Atlantlo Coast Lino
Baltimore A Ohio...
do pfd ,
Brooklyn Rapid Traailt,..,
Canadian Pai-IAo
Cantral of New Jeraaj
Choaapaaka A Ohio
Chicago Great Wntm
Chicago A Northweatsra...
C., M. A St. Paul
Chicago T. A T., offared..
do pfd
C, C. C. A St. Loula
Colorado Fual and Iron....
Colorado A Bontharn
do lit pfd
do Id pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Products
de pfd
Pal. A Hudson
Pal., Lack. A Wsstara
Danvar A Rio Qrande
do pfd
Distil lanf lecarttm ...a.
Brta
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Gaosial Blectrie
Illinois Cantral ,
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump ,
do pfd
lows Central
do pfd
K. C. oathora
is pfd
LouUTllla A Naahrlll
Maaloaa Cantral
Minn. A it. Loals
U.. It. P. A Baalt Its. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pad to ,
Mlaaourt. Kaa. A Texas....
do pf4
National Load
N. R. R. el Msxlce pfd....
Now York Cantral
N. T . Ontario A Wietora..
Norfolk A Western
do pfd
North American
PaolAo Mall
Pannarlvaole
Psople'a Gas
Pitta. C, C. A C Louis..
Prsaaad Staal Car
do afd
v, ....
M 1n0 t?H fe't "
8,100 41 40Tj n
.... ion
-. 604) 88 llr II
. .... .. ..... &6
.... .... .... 107
.., .... 18
, 68
g
1 il 11 10
8,509 fid 5r. 54
1"0 106 ICS Kit
w.ioo in lot lm
400 lm int ii
1,100 110 118 118
iOO 14 M 81
7.400 tl i 51
11.700 fv IS It
M
too s a 10
1,000 e e r
t .... M
ILIOO 51' 53 51
1.000 174 171 178
171
t.W 15 84 M
100 11 11 10
l.W0 144 144 144
.2U0 1 125 12i
I
18
800 IS 63 M
5.600 IK r II
1.4U0 II 14 14
51
44
100 111 114 114
100 1 14 14
800 71 Tl Tl
UJ0 164 111 111
40
00 ll 17 27
100 TO TO 70
1.T00 84 IS IS
4.0 !8 13 W
tnO IS 58
TOO 40 "4 40
8,801 184 119 111
U8
, 0 18 II IS
100 TJ Ti 7t
100 14 14 18
TO
.... IT
18
110 it rf in
I0 66 61 II
8.409 110 108 : 10
too to M SO
t0 41 404 41
1.800 lbt M S
1O0 ISO If) Hi
1,400 7S T2 Tl
1,100 17 84 17
100 In 46 15
1,100 53 II 61
4
t.lio 110 ire j i
100 14 84 14
100 Tl Tl TK
T8
41)0 ST 18 IT
1.5O0 t 81 M
11.600 111 111 ISO
a. aw wig
"
ee
80
10
181
8
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T7
16
81
80
4c
M
1
. 1,100
. 100
1
1
80
1
1U
18
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
100 16
IM.,601 100
au lai iq. ...
do M pfd
Republic staal
do pfd
Rock Iilaod Co
do pfd
81. L. A Baa Tnta. M pfd
St. Louta South waatara.....
du pfd
Boulhara Paeln
do pfd
outkarn Ral I war
do pfd
Teaaaaaee Coal and Iroa..i
Taua Pactdo
Tol., St. L. A Wastara...
do pfd
Uatoa Pacta
. do pfd
U. 8. Kipraaa
V. 8. Raaltr
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. steal
SO0
50
t4U0
1. 100
loO
luO
tuO
54.1IO
M
4
II
81
10
46
IS
80
44
46
17
II
"0 111 112 Utsi,
1100
18
li
18
600
to
II
140
il
14
100
I'M
tl
W
4!
8
Su
4
4
178.400 U 136 137
so
100
68
13
7
100
II
84
84
58
83
17
Tl to
12
11
do pfd
1404 loo
100
Virginia-Carolina Chemical. l.lt
do pfd
Wabask
do pfd
Welte-fargo Express ,
Weatloghouaa gleulrls ....
Western I'uloa ,
Wkaellug A Lake grte....
Wlaooaela Central
da pid
Central 1 .eel hoe
do pfd
Great Northern pfd
Northers Pecine
Interborwugk Metropolitan..
luO 101 101
17 II
11
84
leO
143
T7
11
IT
18
i
1U0)
14
14
100
loo
Ll-J
IT
88
17
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100
1
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HliO 1S41 117 lt;
M.4W in 121 Ui
l.0 15
14
do pfd l.) 41
loea-HbeaeM 0 Id
Total sales to the aajr, S0u,(u0 snares.
rarelga riaaaelaL
liONDON. Aug. 6. Money was in fair
inquiry In the market today and rates
were easier, duo t- i.al.u'aainents o 1
chequer bonds and dividends amounting to
8'l).ou0. Liacounts wer firm. The Hunk
ot is-land aeciu-wd IUh.iM of the !3.0uou4
la gold available in the open market. The
remainder was taken for the continent
Trading, on the Stock exchanae waa quiet
and prices were Irregular. The only fta
ture waa a decline lu American aevuiitles
following yesterday's movenient in Wall
street. Later prices were marked uit half
a point apuve partly, but the Improvement
waa na mjlnl.ln-1 & . .
1 "i lbs afternoon and it waa accentuated
on the report of the New Tork opening
quotations. The ton became weak and
operators were extremely conservative
owing to th decision In the Standard Oil
case. Prices closed a shade ahov th
lowest of the d.ty. Canadian Pacific was
affected by the fall In Americans. Grand
Trunk was sternly. Corner shares de
clined, particularly Rio Tlnlos, owing to
the fall In the price of the metal. Japa
nes imperial Hs of closed at lm'',,
BERLIN. Aug. 1 Price on the Bourse
todsy were ak. Aim ikam were de
pressed, but Improved later upon the Lon
don advice.
PARIS. Aug. .-Trad'ng on the Tourse
today was very dull, Russian Imperial 4s
closed at 72.70 and Russian bonds ot 1SM4 at
ol.
New York Money Market,
NEW YORK. Aug. 1 MONEY On call,
steady at 2rV per cent; ruling rate, t
per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered
at 8 per cent. Time loans, strong and dull;
sixty days. oa6H per cent; ninety days,
IWqH per cent; six months, 6' per cent.
1'HlAlli AtiiKCANTll-U PAPtR tL per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ao
tual business In bankers' bills at I.t0o6 for
demand and at 14 SK36 for sixty-day bills;
commercial bills, 14 N8.
S1LVKR Bar, biV:; Mexican dollars,
BONDS Government and railroad, easy.
The closing quotations on bonds today
were as follows:
U. B. rat la, rag.. ,.lfvt Japan 4H ctta t
do coupon 106V, do M aarlas
V. B. I, reg lull do t 78
do ooupon lflSvt LAN. unl. a rn
U. 8. new f. ig...u7 . Manhat. a. gold 4a.. 7
do coupon 147 Mt. Cantral 4a II
Am. Tob. 4t M do 1st Inc J
1014 M. tit k 4a U
Atchison gen. 4a H M., K. A T. 4a H
'oo til. 4a l do Ida M
Atlantic C. L. 4.... 94 N. R. of M. 0. 4t.. II
B' O. 4a ntN. T. C. gen. !.
0V4N. 1. C. gen. Je....l!lH
Prk. R. T. CT. 4a.... 7m No. Paclflo 4s
Central of O. t 10 do I tOSa
do let Ino U Norfolk A W. a. 4a.. W
do td Ino el Ore. 8. U rfg. 4s.... M
00 W Inc 54 Pann. ev. Hs Nk
Chee. O. 4V,a Wit. Reading gen. 4a M
C. A A. ISta 41 St. L. A I. M. c 4a.. lot',
C.. B. A . a. 4s... M St. L. 8. P. fg. 4s. WV
C, R. L A P. 4s.... aHst. L. 8. W. , 4a... tj
co1- 8S Seaboard A. L. 4a.... 7
CCC, A BL L. g, 4s. 6V4 So. Pacldo 4a I7V
Colo. Ind. (a, ser. A. 57 do l-t 4a atfa tl
Colo. Mid. to 5 Bo. Railway 5a
Colo. A Bo. 4a f6"HTex. A P. l.ta 11114
1M T., Bt. U A W. 4a.. 7
J. A R. O. 4a S I'nlon Pacific 4s V
fit. Bees. 5s W IT, g. Steal M 6a.... M',
Erie prior Ilea as.... S Wabaah lits Mi
Mo gen. 4s It Wct.ro Md. 4) TJ
Hock. Valler 4i....l0 W t I. E. tl 80
Japan U Wis. Cantral 4s.... at
do td sarlea WH
Bid. offered.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Aug. 6,-Call loans, JHr84V
cent: time loam. 'i.7 n.r n.nt ru
pr
llclal
. 1BH
.779
. U
. HH
. 14
. 11
. II
f
. It
. T4
. !Vi
. 17
.110
. is
.108
. 14
. n
. 18
. (8
. 46
. lt
. 41
. 6
. 6
.151
. 78
.
. 11
.16T
closing prices on stni ks and bonds:
Atchison ad. 4i
M Bingham
do 4a
Mfj. Cantral 4i
Atchison
do pfd
Bnitton A Albanr...
Boston A Maine....
Bnaton KlaTated ...
Fltchburg pfd
Max. Cantral
N. T., N. H. A M. .
Union Paolllc
Am. Pneu. Tuba..
. MH Cal. A Heels....
. 7("4 Centennial
89 Copper Range ...
. 1H Delr West
.MO Prankltn
.140 lala Rorala
.14 Maaa. Mining ...
in Michigan
. it Mohawk
.164 Mont. Coal A
0...
...137 Old Dominion ...
... 6Oeceola
...11114 Parrot
...Ill Qulncr
...1OT Bhennoa
... 88 Tamarack
... H Trlnltr
...Ill United Copper ...
... M II. B. Mining
... 55 V. 8. Oil
... 5 Utah
...DOS Victoria
... 4H Winona
... I614 Wolrorlna
... 3514 North Butte
... WH Butte Coalition ..
.. I Nevada
... 40 Cel. A Ariaons...
... so Aria. Commercial
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel..
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Rdleon Klec. II...
Maes. Blectrie .
do pfd
Maaa. Gae
United Fruit ....
United Shoe Mach
do pfd
V. B. Steel
do pfd, ex-dl....
Adventure
Alloues
Amalgamated
Atlantlo
llld. Asked.
11
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON, Aug. 6. Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Console, mono 81 11-11 M., K. A Texas 18
do account 81 18-11 N. T. Central.) 114
Anaconda 10 Norfolk A Westers.. 75
Atchleon 12 do pfd 84
do pfd 95 Ont. Wei tern II '
B. A Ohio M Pennsylvania II
Canadian Pectflo 171 Rend Mluee ..' 5
Chen. Ohio M Reading 61 u
Chloago O. W 11 Southern Rr IS I
C. M. A 8U P Ill , du pfd i
DeBeers Hfo. Paclflo
D. A R. O.. 18 Union Paclflo 142
do pfd TS do pfd It
Erie 83 tr: " B. Steal ....84
do lit pfd 10 r;-do pfd lot
do Id pffj.;. 41 Wabash 14
Ormnd Trorlk t o pfd ..... i(. ts
Illinois Central 144 Spanish 4s M
L A Naahrllla 114
SILVER Kar, steady; Ul-16d per ounce.
MONBY-2HtfiM4 per rjent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is 8U-J6 per cant; for three
months' bills,, 8 per cent.
Now York Mlalngr Stocks,
NEW YORK. Aug. A Closing quotations
on mlnlrlg stocks were as follows:
Adams Con 10 Little Chief
Alloa 400 Ontario 100
Breece M Ophlr 100
Brunswick Con 40 potosl it
Comstock Tunnel .... 15 Baeage 15
Con. Cal. and V.... (8 Blerra Nevada IS
Horn Silver 14" Small Hopes 10
Iron Silver 121 standard 150
Leadvllla Cos 1
Offered.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Aug. 6. Rank clearings for to
day were 81. 671,466. and for the corre
sponding day last year 11,698,931.15.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Aug. 6. WOOL Tha volume
of transactions In the local wool market
continued large, although the surface In
dications are seemingly quiet gcveial
large sales have been made to prominent
New England manufacturers and prices
are generally firm. Shipments have been
about normal, but local holdings are in
creasing. Fine grades of wool are still
In principal demand and prices are strong.
Washed Ohio Delaine Is reported as sell
ing as high as 40c. In some lnrtances
half-blood Is preferred to strictly fine.
Medium unwashed Ohio wool is Arm and
active, particularly half and three-eighth"
blood. The demand In territory wool is
active and a large volume of transactions
has been completed. Prices in fine wools
are Arm and unchanged, but trading la
light. The leading quotations range as
follows: Indiana and Missouri, three-eighths-blood,
82'88c; quarter-blood, 800
81c. Scoured values, Texas fine. 12
months', 7173o; fine, 6 to 8-months', 65
tfc; fine fall, 57G'68c. California north
ern. 68(70c: middle counties, 6uW6r;:
southern, 62fi63c; fall free, 67 68c; fall
defective, 40jj45o. Oregon eastern. No 1
Sl?1.: 71078c; eastern, No. 1 clothing.
lOitllc; eastern, average, 6870e; valley
No. 1, 60 ft 2e. Territory, scoured basis!
Dn..,taP'B' C'73c: fine medium, staple.
S70e: fine clothlnir, 68&70c; fine me
dlum crothlnar. 66 a 68c; half-blood, 67
68c; three-elithths-blood. 64' 66c; iiunrter
hlood. 6760o. Pulled, extra. 68tTf2c:
fine A. 5R fj 62c; A supers, 6668e: 11 su
pers, 44 fi 47c.
ST. LOVI8, Au. 6. WOOL Weak; mo
Vlum..rade"' combing and clothing. 24 ft)
I8c; lUht fine, 2i!& 23c; heavy fine, 17tC
lc; tub washed. 29S6o.
Metal Market.
NRW YORK. Aug. 6. -The London tin
mi"-o iri W".lo.rr' w,,n B,ot closing at
. . or 1 below h closing quotations
', while futures weVlog low"?
at 17. Locallv the market was weak
with spot ouoted at H 4tU SO. Copper
also declined In the London market, clos-
ai.lit l ,,n"- u,,der ,he flnl Prices of
last Friday, with spot quoted at Hi and
future, at 16s. Locally the market
was lower, but continued more or less
nominal In the absence of business Iako
was oui.ted at 619.7fVo.21.fjO: electrolvtio at
818.fKW18.76. and casting; at ilWWil,.
was unchanged at 8.1.JS4 8.25 n the local
market, but declined 2s 6d to ) 2,
In I-ondon. Smilter declined 5a 6d to f
l"s 6d In I oniln e"t vn f- .mints lower m'r
Is higher in the Lnulislt market with
H.nnn.t.-d f.iui dry quoted .it Ms S'd a-id
Cleveland warrants at 67s 9d. Locally the
market wa, unchanged, with No. 1 fourY
dry northern quoted at 8.7Mi3.0O- No 2
foundry northern, r2.fuC2.70; sauthern
grndes nominal. saumern
?"LIPV1B: Au 6 MKTALS Lead, dull
at 85.00; spelter.- dull at 15.7:.
Cotton Market.
M?. YOR,. Aug. 6-Bpot closed quiet
middling uplands, U.ffic; middling gulf
12.60c. No sales.
BT LOIM8. Mo.. Aug. 6.-OOTTON-Steady.
Middling. 13. Bales, none; re
ceipts, none; shipments, none; stock 6 M7
bales. '
LIVBRPOOL. Aug. 6.-OOTTON-flpot,
mJh Prir.". K,,.nt" hUher. American
middling, talr. 8.44d; good ntlddllns: 7 8fd
middling, 7.8-.d; low middling, land'; oo.l
ordinary, 6.2id; ordinary. 6.6id. The sales
of the day were 8.tio balea. of which ou
were for speculation and export and In
eluded 4.6.JO American. V 9 W
Futures opened firm and closed quiet
N'KW ORLKANS. La.. Aug. A-COTTON
Spot closed steady; ordinary, gc, nomi
nal; gaod ordinary 10 8-lc. nominal; low
middling, 11 7-!6c; middling. ir,o; good
middling. 13c. nominal; middling fair
144,0. nominal; fair. 16V. nominal. Re
ceipts 6 bales; sales. J bales; stock,
47, 1U La I os
OMAIIA LIVE STOCK MARIET
Beef Cattle Come in Disappointingly
Small Quantities.
FAIR SHOWING OF RANGE BEEF
General Hog Market Ranges 10 Cents
Lower l ansosl , Sagtply of
sheep Makes Brlak
Trading.
BOUTII OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 6, 190T.
Receipts were: Cattle, nogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 6.0(4 A AM 6.0S1
Estimate Tuesday 8,4a) 8.200 1U.AM
Two days this week.... 8.466 U.688 14.7S1
Same days last Week....iaoi U.1V7 6.167
Same days 8 weeks ago..l0,;t4 16.3M tv.117
Same dsjs 1 weeecs ago.. 6.7U1 17.87 AbfI
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 7.4M6 11.W3 8.148
Same days last year.... 8,617 18.168 80.8U1
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to data, ootnoared with last
year;
1807. 1906. Ino. Deo.
Cattlo 644,342 f8,i80 K.633
Hogs l,M.6v l.M7,8l ...... 81,811
Sheep 818,983 Ml. 726 1,208
The following table shows tha average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Lata. I 1907. 19U6.lu6.11904.190S.19O8.lWl.
July
July
July
July
July
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
27..
28..
29..
80..
81..
1...
8...
8...
4...
6...
8 90-.I 6 44
I 6 4u
6 68 t 111 4 6
6 68
a
I 47
6 66
ts
( 76
8 7
a
t 88
8 oil
8 M
6 16
t 11
I 0b
4 99
T M
6 0.1
6 W
6 m 1 u
6 37
1 00
8 ui
4 88
T 4:
6 01
6 321
6 6S
T t'ii
6 161
4 99
4 Mi
7 41
7 87
6 1
6 86
I
6 9-
6 11
6 23
S 73
4 94
4 89
6
24 i 60
6 Mi
02J T 891
I 6 76,
iri
T 82
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha (2.4ia7.2o If.. 75.10
Chicago 1.407.60 6.8W.40
Kansas City 8.tR7.2u i.96615
Su Louis 1. Joy 7.40 8-dUj6.60
Sioux City 6.7ixan.OO l.Ka7.20
The official number of cars of slock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Il'sea.
C, M. ft St. P 8
Wabash 8 8....
Mo. Paclflo 8 6 8
Union Pacific. 44 27 21- 8v
C. A N. W. (east).. 8 10
C. A N. W. (west).. 8 26 20 16
C, St. P., M. A O.. 8 14
C, K. & Q. (east) 1 ..
C, R. A g. (west).. 87 29 8 1
C, R. I ok P. (east) 8 6 .. 1
C, R. L & P. (west) .. .. .. 1
Illinois Central .... .. 4 ,.
Chi. Ut. Western 8 ..
Total receipts ....129
126
12
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tha num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hoes. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co 3b7 1,398
1,2
423
l.
8.797
423
Swift and Co., country
Cudahy Packing Co 726 8.626
Armour & Co 874 8,184
Swift & Co., country
Vansant A Co 50
Carey A Benton IH
Lobman A Co 66
McCreary & Carey 8
Hill A Son 6
F. P. Lewis 38
Hamilton A Rothschild.. 72
J. H. Bulla
J. B. Root & Co 34
T. B. Inghram 8
Sullivan Bros 72
Other buyers 366 2,376
Totals r...l,735 9,478 10,110
CATTLE Receipts of catue were disap
pointingly small this morning, there being
only nlnety-tive fresh cars In sight. A
considerable proportion of the cattle on
sale consisted of westerns, pretty well di
vided between boef and feeders.
There weie more corn fed steers on sale
than for some lime back, there being fifteen
to twenty cars all told. There was also a
moderate showing of range beef. The de
mand was very fair and local packers had
their representatives out early In the
morning. While the market did not open
particularly active there was enough life
to the trade to effect a reasonably early
clearance. The prices were anywhere from
strong to ' 10c higher. Among the corn
feds was one bunch good enough to bring
87.26, the highest price paid tor cattle on
the market since 1902.
There were about a dosen cars of oows
and heifers Included In the day's receipts.
The demand for this kind of cattle was
also fair and the markat was safely strong
to 10c higher than yesterday. The market
so far this week has been in a good,
healthy and entirely satisfactory condition
so far as she stock is concerned.
The supply of stockers and feeders waa
small and as tha larger reoelpts of yester
day were prety we.ll cleaned up by country
buyers, there was a good demand for
everything In . sight. Tha result was a
reasonably active trade at good strong
prices.
Representative sa'es:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 764 4 10 If 1077 1 0
48 147 4 80 II 1241 I 00
II 8l 4 16 81 llto I 88
4 il 6 00 tl 1257 I 40
1 1100 I 25 U lt:,t t 50
80 1110 1 If 40 13 I I 56
81 1150 ( 45 (0 1.X75 I 6-1
87 1117 1 10 1271 I
42 1154 I 45 18 1130 I M
II 110 I 15 18 1111 t at
45 1040 i 0 ad hugs
COWS.
11 107 1 40 10 827 I 80
II Ill 1 0 4 1080 40
I K4 1 76 11 IO116 I M
4 870 1 76 1 1013 I 60
67 ' 1 80 1 1176 4 00
1 I2 1 rO
HEIFERS.
8 m I 50 1 171 I 00
1 781 I 00 I TOO I IS
1 4W I OS 1 Ill I 60
4 441 t 00 so u: 1 10
4 .. 511 8 40
v BULLS. v
1 1K0 8 68 1 144 8 at
1 1010 I 7 1 1750 8 s
1 100 I 10 1 1440 4 10
CALVES.
1 806 I 71 I M0 4 M
1 173 I 71 I.... 14 4 50
10 770 I 20 K 140 I 00
4 llnO 1 41 10 Ill I 5
6 144 4 00 1 141 6 T6
4 SjO 4 13
STOCKERS
U5 4 10
AND FEED BR 3.
n..
WESTERNS.
WYOMING.
1 steer 1080
8 bulls 1096
4 00
1 steer 890
8 00
8 00
3 00
8 50
4 tS
4 25
8 40
6 86
4 26
4 00
8 00
3 00
4 26
4
4 60
1 75
6 00
4 40
4 96
3 50
3 50
8 00
2 66
3 75
4 SO
4 26
2 25
4 75
4 09
87 steers..- 979
10 rows 961
t Blockers. 720
10 stockers. 986
t cslves... 285
86 heifers., (art
83 steers... .1467
11 heifers.. 1110
t mockers.
12 steers.... 942
25 stockers. 763
23 stockers. ?4
28 feeders. ,leJ3
6 rows 996
9 calves... 1H0
16 stockers.lOoO
84 steers.. ..ira
42 cows 10"4
1 stag (30
6 stockers.
2 bulls 1230
10 COWS Kf
20 stockers.
26 stockers.
86 calves...
14 heifers..
81 steers....
59 steers....
2yi4 w
8U4 00
3" 4 26
24 3 60
ii steers.... 9s2
18 steers.... fU3
2 cows '.TO
21 calves... 2"4
4 steers... .1187
951
4 00
3 AO
2 56
4 60
KM
810
lUo
18 cows..
4 steers.
NEBRASKA.
8 heifers
24 cows...
t bulla...
2 calves.
1 cows...
. 970
..lull
4 25 1 bull 900
8 3C 6 feeders.. 741
8 80
4 CO
8 10
4 90
I 56
..1325
. U
S 10 1 bull 670
5 DO 6 steers.... 13.12
3 10 27 cows lul
4 tO
4 av
Loran, Nebraska.
50 steers.. ..104)
50 steers.. ..luol
P. J.
19 heifers.. 2
13 heifers.. 911
8 SO 6 heifers.. 876
8 15 12 feeders.. Unl
4 86 15 cows s4
3 80
4 86
86
8 10
6 10
12 feeders.. lou6
Mrs. J. B. Kendrlck. Wvomlntr.
1 Steer UO tin 9 steers. ...1237
t steels. ...I1t2 4 60 3 t rs. ...1376
Uodd & llertzler, Wyoming.
12 steers.. . 1116 4 60
Spear Bros., Wyoming.
3 steers. ...1-f ) 4 60 t steers. ...135
8 steers.. ..1175 4 6'' ! steess. ...1270
T steers. .1231 4 60
II. E. Falrchlld, Nebraska.
f feeders.. 121s 4 60 21 cows 1087
12 cows 877 3 65
4 60
60
8 on
HOUS Hogg received a set-back today
the general market being Inc. lower than
yesterday. As a matter of course, If 00m
parisons were to be made with soma of
tlie highest sales yeater.lay murnlng, the
decline would be more than that. On the
other hand a comparison with yesterday's
close would not show ho much loss. The
h'.ei" sold largely st 85 756 6 90, with a top
at 16.10. as against IG.aT.tfrt.nO, for the hulk
yosterday. Wnlle tha market was not Very
active at any time, the most of ths 118
cars reported were disposed of In fair
lesson in the morning.
Today's decline carries ths market to
a poti.t that is practically a shilling tower
than at ths close of last week.
Representative sales:
No- . Ae. Sb. Pt Ho, a. IV.
M h a I 14 44 Ml H IN
t ai M IT Kl H III
W 174 IK IN 54 17 ... ft a
61 no st in so mi w is
If 1 40 I TS U 14 ... 6 H
U........M ... Ill 41 let ... ill
1 14 W III
II HI ... I 71
4 m ... in
54 teg SO I 71
M M
11 110 I 71
81 175 80 I 71
88 Ig I 71
if ro 110 1 7i
I 11 40 I 71
44 Ml M I TTvjj
51 I J ... I TTH
1. mi ... irte
7 Ml 140 I SO
15 !! 140 I 8
. Ill to I a
II 117 140 I N
i no 10 ii
10 13 Ml
11 70 .ft IK
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SHEEP Receipts
of sheep were the
have been In a Inner
heaviest that they
time, forty-three fresh cars being reported
In. The market as a whole waa In a sat
isfactory Condition. Among the offerings
there were most too many heavy wethers,
making It too much of one kind. This
fact, together with th late arrival of trains,
mad the trade a little slow, especially on
the opening. Still all kinds of killers were
In fair demand and generally steady with
yesterday.
Th feeder trade was the most active
that It has been so far this season, at
prices decidedly stronger and higher. Com
mission men all seemed to have orders
and In addition to that the barn wa full
of country buyers. Everything offered
was snapped up us soon ss buyers could
get a chance at it, and the prices very
satisfactory to seller. It Is very evldeut
that the country wants a good many feeder
sheep and lambs and there is no danger of
too many coming.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
lambs, 87.00tr7 60: fair to good lambs, 8.50a
T.00; cull lambs, 86.0O6M: good to cholcof
yeaning wetnera, 3f Mfll 00; fair to good
yearling wethers, 86.4fXS 66; good to cholo
wethers, 5.16(U6.40; fair to good wethers,
J5.O0ifj6.28; good to choice ewes, $4.&5i6SO;
air to good ewes, I4.&034.S6; culls and
bucks, .tj2.6O94.00.
1 Quotations on feeders: Lambs, 6.00.60;
wes'ef 75i425': w,th,r'' W;
No. Av
Pr.
t 60
66
t 76
4 00
too
4 00
6 00
600
6 86
I
I 16
08
t 75
B SO
t 00
( 73
t 80
too
t 20
8 00
8K9 Idaho yearlings, feeders
81
89 Idaho yearlings, feeders
10 Idaho y'rllng ewes, feeders..
67 Idaho ewes, culls
68 Idaho y'l'gs and weth'a, culls
8 Idaho awes, oulla
233 Idaho yearlings
1V2 Idaho yearlings
28 Idaho y'rllng ewes, breeders
606 Idaho y'rllng ewes, breeders
286 Idaho ewe
26 Idaho yearlings
870 Idaho yearlings
18 Idsho wethers
13 Idaho ewes
850 Idaho yearlings
lo Idaho wethers
1 Idaho ewes
7o3 South Dakota wethers
7 western bucks
77
78
8u
80
77
84
83
82
81
110
87
93
99
100
93
94
100
115
94
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle iteadr, bat Slow Hogs Ton
Oto Lovree -Sheep StendF.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
1600 head; market steady but slow; com
mon to prime steers, 14.5xJj7.flO; cows, 83.00
t6.00; heifer. I3.00&C.5O; bulla, 83.OiXtiG.0O;
calves. 83.00(37.26; stockers and (seders,
82.&O&.00.
HOtiS Receipts, 20,000 head; market 100
lower good to prima heavy, 86.10Q4.20; me
dium to good heavy, 36.00tuy8.20; butcher
weights. 8G.2G(3G.8o; good to prima mixed,
86.0tKq6.10; light mixed. 36.uVfM.80; parking,
85.t30tja.00. Pigs, t.60i&6.40: selected, eft-euttfl
6.40; bulk of sales, K.OU6.20.
SHBEP AND . LAM HA Receipts, 11000
head; market steady; sheep, H.803j.60;
yearlings. t6.60iSB.7O; lambs. 86.75I7.80.
New Torla Live toelt Market.
NEW TORK, Aug. .-BEEVES-Re-celpts,
870 head; none on sale; feeling nom
inally steady; dressed beef, active at 9d
1040 for ordinary to prime native sides.
Exports today, 800 head of rattle and forty-eighty-two
head of sheep to th West n-elght-two
bead of sheep to th West In
dies. CALVES Receipts, 219 head; veals,
steady; buttermilks and grassers nominal;
common to choice veals sold at 85.509.00;
dressed calves steady; city dressed veals,
84pl3c; country dressed, 7Jrimo.
I10a-Recelpts, 8,700 head; market
steady; state and Pennsylvania bogs, 16.80
4T7.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,731
head; sheep steady; lambs opened slow
and barely steady, closing Arm to loc
higher; common to good sheep sold at 83.50
tjo.26; fair to prim lambs. 87.2506.26.
St. Lonls Lira stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-CATTLK Receipts,
6.OU0 bead. Including 3,500 Texana; market,
natives, strong; Texans, shade higher.
Native shlpolng and export steers. K.0o9
7u; dressed beef and butcher steers, 16.00W
g.oti; steers unner 1,000 pounds, 4.0fhr6.00;
stockers and feeders, t2.76tii4.6o; rows and
heifers, 83.0Og.25; canners, ll.TTilSO; bulls.
I2.604j-4.SO; calves, 14.0O.a'12.(0; Texans and
Indian steers, t3.00tji6.00; cows and heifers,
tl.BOfj.OO.
HOOB Receipts. 8,000 head; market lOo
lower: Pig and lights, 86.75itit.50; packers.
t5.50fi4.25; butchers and best heavy, 16.00
8HEEP AND IAMI38-Reoelpts t.ROft
head market steady; native muttons, 88.21
66.75; lambs, 84.00.80; culls and bucks,
fe.(Mj.15; stockers, 5.00(6.7t.
Kansas City I.tv tok Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. . CATTLB Re
ceipts, 11.000 bead, including 1.60J south
erns; market strong to 16o Tilgher, choice
export and dressed beef steers, 16.t6(j
J. 00; fair to good, H.OO186IO; western
steers, 4.04flO; stockers and feeders,
11. 50(31. 44; southern steers, llSOCil.li;
southern eows, tl.OO!. 40; native rows,
11.266 4 SO; natlv heifer. 88.16t.76;
bulls, 1L7K&3.60; calves, 14.04)6.tl.
IKhjIS Receipts, 6,000 bead; market 5c
lower: top, 16.10: bulk of sales, 15 llf
1.10; heavy, 16.7601.00; rarkers, 14.t0
t.10; Pigs and light, 16.05 ft t.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. t,000
head; market strong; lambs, 17.0007.10,
western ewes, 16.00(91.71; western year
ling, 86.00t6.16: western sheep, 11.00
6. To; stockers and feeders, 83.60 tV 6.00.
Stock la aigrfct.
Receipts of live stock st the Big principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.400 t.0 10,000
Sioux City ) 8,8nO
Kansas City 11 on l.one it it
St. Joseph 2,641 6.547 2.141
St. Louis , S.Otio 1.500
Chicago 4.6t 20,000 12,0"O
ToUl
...27.241 86.547 86.641
lows City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la., Aug. ..-(Special Tele
gram.) CA rTLE-Heceipis, 700 ltead; mar
ket steady; beeves. ti.0Gui7.2O; cows anl
heifers, 3j.76(utViej , atockers and feeders,
I3 5ffr4.': calve and yearlings, t3.0ojl On;
stock heifers, ,12.23 10. '
Hogs Receipts, ' J jejo head; market to
lower, selling at 86.70ftS.UO; bulk, ti.70"ti5.ej.
St. Joeeph I.Itc Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Aug. 6. CATTLE!
Receipts, 2,641 head; market steady; rauves,
4 51370; coa and heifers, I3 00i44 2t;
stockers and feeder. 33 5trtf 4.50.
HOOS-Receipls, 6.647 head; market f and
CONSERVATIVE INVESTORS
Want to know that thrtr Inveatru.-nt la 8AFE, as wt ll as paying a BAT
ISFACTOllV KATE OF IXTKRKST.
OMADA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RY CO.
5 PER CENT BONDS
(torablna SECl'KITV with a GX)I) HATE OF IXTKRMT. For rrtkv
SAMUEL BROWN, Jr.,
fl lower; top. 86 tO; bulk ot sales, 8X85
ti 06.
SMKEP AND LAM US -Receipts, 8.141;
market strong; lambs. 8 "jf".1; yearllna.
85 ; wethers. 8:.4v'a-; ewes, 4 6tJ
6. 36.
OMAIIA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition ot Trade nasi taotatta am
taplo and Faaer Prodaos.
BXiOS- Ter dog .. 15c.
BUTTER-l acking stock. lHc; cbotca to
fancy dairy, 11c; creamery, f5o.
LIVE POlLTRT-tJprlng chickens, let
bens, lor: roosters, 6c; turkeys, llo; ducks,
8iic; geese, 60.
HAT Choice No. 1 upland. 110.00; medium,
1900; No. 1 bottom, fx.00; ofTarade from
85 50 to 86.50; ry straw, 87001 No. 1 alfalfa,
811.00.
f-RlTTS AND MELONS.
KPYIAZ Early June and Astrachnn, 75c
per half bushel basket.
PLACKHKRRIK8-Cns, 24 quarts. 82 80,
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per box, 1160.
CAI.lKfjRNlA I'l l MS-Per crate. 12 OX
PLl'ERERRtrTB Per 18 quart case, 83.80.
TEXAS W ATKHMJTIiONS K.aoh. tSCj-40c:
ere tol for shipment. Mo per lb.
IANIT.UHFB- Texas, standard oral,
83.00; Arltona standard, 1A00, Arkansas
standard, 84.00.
PEAR?-allforTt1a, t.1 18 a box.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS LI montora. fV slt.i. 8800; 800
Site, 1S.25; other brands, 60c less.
HAN A NAS ler medlum-slxed bunch,
81lifl?.5: Jumbo. 3?OMf8 60.
ORANOES Valencia, to, 96 and lit Uses,
84.6o4.76; 130." 160. 176, 200 and' ti Usee, 15.2b
ti 50.
DATES -Kadaway. 64c: Savers. 6c; Hal
towls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates. A-In.
bog, 81.00.
VEOITTARLES.
NAVT PEANS-Per bo., No. L U.OfKiJ
M0; No. i, 8)1.0.-2.(70; Limn. 6H" pcf lb.
rOTATOrs TfT bu , now. 75o.
NEW PEri'PERS Per market basket,
75e.
ASPARAOI'S 7To por dog. bunches.
BEANS New wax and string. 50c per
market basket.
PEKTR, TURNIPS and CARROTS Per
market basket, 36uH0c.
RADISHES-Per dos. bunches, homa
gr'wn. yfV.
TOMATOES Home grown, market basket
crnto, 11.
CUOT MHKRS-Per dos.. 40CC0O.
LETTUCE Per dox.. 25o.
CELERY Knlnmaxoo, SfVfjSflc.
ONIONS Yellow, 8 He per lb.; red. So.
MISCELLANEOUS.
COFFEE -Roasted, No. 30, 26c per lb.
No. 80, Itttc per lb.; No. 25, 19o per lb.; No.
21, 12H" Per lb.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pruneg
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous f
moving supplies of lmnvdlate grsdes. Quo
tations range from 6c to 80 for California!
fruit and from 6Hc. to 80 for Oregon.
Peaches are slightly easier, with fanoy yel
lows quoted at lUHa. Raisins are firm;
three-crown loose Muscatels are quoted at
8c; fotir-orown. 10c; seedod raisins, Psgfllo.
FISH Halibut. 11c: trout. 18c; pickerel,
10c; pike. 14c; pike, fresh frosen, 12c; white
fish. 14 16c; buffalo. 8c; bullheads, skinned,
and dressed, 13c; catfish, dressed, 17c; whit
perch, 7c; white bass, 15c; black bass, 26c;
sunflsh, 6136c; crapples, difiOo; large crap
Siea, 16n; herring, fresh frosen, 6c 1 white
h, frosen, 13ft46c; pickerel, fresh frosen,
9c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; native mackerel,
lM3.)C per fish;, codfish, fresh frosen, 18c
red sns pper, 12c; flounders, fresh frosen,
12c; haddock, fresh froxen, 12c; smelts, 18o
shad roe, 45o per lb.; frog legs, 860 per
dog.; green sa turtle meat, 25o per lb.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, wast
em, 6ftc. Tomatoes, fancy 3-pound oana,
81.46; standard, 1-pound cans, 31.16. pine
apples, grated, 1-pound, 12.203)130; siloed.
tl.7Di32.86. Qallon apples, 83 26. California
aprlcota, 83.00. Pears, tl 76(91.60. Peaches,
81.752.40; L. C. peanhes, 82.019.60. Alaska
salmon, rod. 81.20; fancy Chinook, flat, 88.101
fancy sockeye, flat, 11 95. Sardines, quarter
oil. 83.26; three-quarters mustard, 11.10,
Sweet potatoes, tl.KMgX.3S. Bauer kraut, 860.
Pumpkins, HVitl.00. Lima beans, 8-lb.,
75c(gll.25. Soaked peas, 1-lb., 60o fanoy,
II 2.' Wl 45.
HIDES AND TALIjOW-Oreen salted.
No. 1, 8Hc; No. 2, 7c; bull tildes, 6c; green,
hides. No. 1, 7c; No. 2, 6c: horse, 81.60(9
150; sheep pelts, BOctJtl.lR. Tallow, No, 1,
4Hc; No. 2. Vo. Wool. lli22c.
salmon, 16c; eels. 18c: whltefish, fmsn, 12
BEEF CUTS.
Rlbsi No. 1. 18c; No. 2, llHc; No, t, to.
Loin: No. 1. 18 c; No. 2, Hc; No. 1 UtyJ.
Chuck: No. 1. 6c; No. I, 501 No. i. 4o.
Round: No. L Be; No. 2, 8S4jc; No. 8. 7Uo.
Plate: No. L 3c; No. 2. 2o ; No. I. ftfco,
Evaporated Apples and Dried F'mltsw
NEW YORK, Aug. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market unehangod; fancy, VMot
choice, 814c; prime, 7 46 8c; poor to fair,
t774o,
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are In
better demand than ordinarily at this
season of the year and quotation
rule firm, with California fruit ranging
from 4H&12HC and Oregon from 64J
8c up to 80's and 40's. Apricots ars urv
changed; choice, tic: extra choice, 13ot
fancy, 22t523c. Peaches are in light oup
ply and holders show confidence; choice,
llo: extra choice, 12 U ft 18c: fancy,
13 He; extra fancy, 14 014 Uc. Raising
are unchanged on spot, with loose Musca
tel quoted at 84 10c: seeded raisins, ItA
C llc; London layers, 1.76(i 1.16.
Visible Mapply of Grata.
NEW TORK. Aug. 6. Special oabta
and telegraphic communications received
by Bradatraet'a show the following
changes In available supplies, as 00m
parej with previous account:
Wheat, east Rockies, Increased, 181,009
bushels; Canada, decreased, 648,000 bush
els; total, United States and Canada, In
creased, 288,000 bushels. Afloat for and
in Europe, decreased, 2,900,000 bushols;
total. American and European supply, de
crease, 2,614,000 bushels. .
Oorn, United States and Canda, de
creased, 1,099,000 bushels.
Oats, United Htatea and Canada, de
creased, 1,382,000 bushels.
Ths leading Increases and decreases r
ported this week art) set forth In the fol
lowing: Bushels,
Manitoba 1,064,000
Portland, M 283,000
Omaha .a-,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 78,009
Nasnvllla I9,00t
Bras' aad Molaa
NEW YORK, Aug. 6 8UOAJV Raw,
quiet; fair refining. 187?3.43Vc; cettrlf
ugal. 96 test, 1934jc; molasses sugar, 11TH
lA.18c; refined quiet; No. 6, 4.60c; No. 77
465c; No. 8. 4.6O0; No. f. 4 45c; No. 10, AtBct
No. 11, 4.3O0; No. 12. 4.2Ro; No. 12. 4.20o!
No. 14. 4.15o; confectioners A. 4.80c: mould
A. f.86c: cut loaf, 1.76c; crushed, 6TO0; pow
dered. 5.10c; granulatad. 6c; oubea. t.lta.
MOLASSES-Bteady; New Orleans, opm
kettle, oentrifugal, 8HeJ0e; centrifugal y
low. 8T44H1c; seconds, 34i,o.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6. SUGAR
steady; open kettle centrifugal. IVtftdXo;
centrlfvgal yellow, tlSHo; aeoonds.. t&
MOLASSES-Qulet; new syrup, KkSato. '
Oils aad Roala.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6 OILS Cottonseed
easy; prima cf-uda. nominal; prima yel
low. 66&tific. Petroleum, firm; refined New
York, is 46; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
18 40; Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk.
14 75. Turpentlna, firm; f9o askad.
SAVANNAH. Ga., Aug. 6. OIL-Tu.
pen tine, firm, 60c.
ROSIN-Flrm; ABC. 83.90i840n; D. t4t
E, 84.154.45; F, 14 6O7TH.70: O. 84 65(94.70; H.
14.7O-n4.80; I. !4.V7iH.Sfi; K, 16.35; M. 86.60:
N. 86 J(&6.90; W O. 86.0066.10; W W ta.103
6.1S.
CotTee Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6 COFFEE Market
for futures opened dull at a decline of $Kf
10 points and ruled around the opening
fisrures during the day under some sell
ing analnet lower and firm offers from
Braxll and European offerings. The mar
ket closed dull at a net decline of (2(12
points. Sales. 16.000 bags. Including Sep
tember at . 8Sfj 5.?0c; December, 8.80c;
March and April. 6.00c; May, 1.08c;. July,
6.10c. Spot coffee steady; No. 7 Rio, Hcf
No. 4 Santos. 1c; mild coffee, quiet;
Cordova, 8&llV,e.
Treasery tatesaeal,
WASHINGTON. Aug. vev-Today-s state-,
ment of the treasury bailees In th gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 3160,000,000
gold reserve, shows: Available cash bal
ance, 1241. 441. 898; gold uoln and bulltoii,
162,479, 711; gold certificates, 110,188,810.
614 New York Life Building.