Nebraska Newspapers

    THE nr.UtA DAILY BEEs SATURDAY, JULY 4. 1008.
CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
la Spite of Strength Shown Yesterday
Wheat Weakem.
MARKETS ARE FEATURELESS
Cra Atli ladrDendently and Ad
vaaee Mtlfrltllr Wkrtl Wrnk
rard ' on Clearing
Wrttkrr.
OMAHA. July 8. If.
Iower cable In iplt nf the strength
hown yesterday weakened wheat while
corn wii acting Independent arxl advanced
materially.
All markets were featureleas with re
ports of clearing weather, which was off
set by light arrivals and very little selling
pressure.
Wheat weakened early nn lower ciHpii
and clearing weather. Demand w lighter
and cash sale were slow and wheat l
Vtry Inactive during the whole on.
July wheat opened at 87r and closed 87c.
Corn Old not reflect the weakness showed
by wheat In the face of a dull, ftatjreie-s
market. Values were generally higher with
ome higher buying and some matter d
bullish, reports lrom the southwest. July
torn opened at 6ic and cloned 694c,
primary wheat receipts were 3i4,COi
bushels and shipments were 325.0io bushels,
against reselpts last year of &7H.IO0 bushi 1
and ahrpments of 37S.0U) bushels.
Corn receipt a were 327.0)0 bushels and
Shipments were SM,"" bushel, against re
ceipts last year of OiS.oeo bushels and ship
ments of 1.223,000 bushels.
Clearances were 3.ouo bushels of corn, 2)
bushels of oats and wheat and flour equal
to lei.UO bushels.
Liverpool closed Utid lower on wheat
and unohanged to Vd higher on corn.
Seaboard reports 4H.O00 bushels of whoa,
taken for export.
Local range or options:
ArtloJas.l Open. Hlgh. Jw. Close. Tea y.
Wheat I-
July.., 87
Sept... 82
Corn
July... 694
Sept... . 69
Dee..-. M
Oats
Sept... a4
May... ts
69Vs 68
4
KM
'"I
87
82
R0V4
69 i
56
3S4
lit
Oautaia Caupst rnni,
WHEAT No. S hard, nWiiOiW. No. 3
hard. ta2r93Hc; No. 4 hard, tMaflc; No. 3
spring, VOfcrStio.
CORN No. 1, 70c; No. J, ?fc70c; No. 4.
6tio; . No. 3 yellow, 6V;0c; No. 2
white, 78o.
OATS No I mixed, 4ir?4RHc; No. 3 white,
ic; No. i white, 4&4ii4c.
RYE No. J. 71672c; No. 3, 70?lc.
Carlet Roooiot.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 1. 6
Minneapolis 461
Omaha 7
"Ouluth vn
'61
CHICAGO GRAI.-f AND PROVISIONS
features o( the Trad In a- and Closing;
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAQO, July 8 Lower cables and
Improved weather for harvesting in the
southwest had a depressing effect toduy
on the local wheat market, the ocptem
ber delivery closing at a net loss of i
c. Corn and oats were each up S w
He Provisions were 10 47 He to ooo
higher.
The wheat market opened weak and con
tinued weak the greater part of tile day,
owing to scattered sales by commission
houses. Trade was Inclined to ue dull,
owing to a short sesnlon of the exchange
today and to the complete cessation of
business tomorrow. The principal bear
ish factors were a decline at Liverpool in
the face of an advance here and u gen
erally clear weather condition In the har
vest fields In the southwest. Crop news
was more meager than for some time past
and that received from the northwest was
of a bearish nature. The report of a St.
Louis trade Journal regarding the condi
tion and yield of winter wheat was some
what bullish, damage by excessive tains
and by Insects being emphasised. The
market closed easy. September opened i4
c lower, at 87H 3'87io. sold at 87 He
and then advanced to 88Vc. The closo
Has at 87H87c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were otial to 90.200 bushels,
Exports for the week, as shown by Brad
street's, were equal to 2 000,000 busheU.
Primary receipts were 884,000 bushels,
rompared with 878.000 bushels the corre
sponding day a year ago. Minneapolis,
buluth and Chicago reported receipts of
118 cars, against 221 cars laat week and
582 cars a year ago for two days.
The feature of trade In corn was aUlve
buying of July by aborts, which resulted
in an advance of nearly 2n In that option.
The close was firm. September opened
ahad tn Uc lower, at 71 4i (2 7 Hie. sold
at 70 and then advanced to 72 He. The
(lose was at 71 4j (0 II C. uorai receipts
Were 168 cars with 17 cars of contract
trade.
Oats were Inclined to he w"eak at the
start. In aympathy with wheat ami corn,
hut Inter nrlcea rallied on buying by cash
Interest and commission houses. The
rl'oae was firm. September opened S
Kte lower, at 40Ufe40e, advanced to
41Hc and closed at 40T41c. Local re
celDts were 14 cars.
Provisions were strong from start to
finish because of active demand by short
ind local packers. Pork wan In especial
food demand and showed the greatest
tain, the September delivery closing with
I net advance of 47HW60C. at $15.65. L.ird
a-aa up ioc, at .4(Vi. Kins were imii
I He st 18.78.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
8 cars; corn, 170 cars; oats, 123 cars; hogn.
12.000 head.
The leading future ranged as follows:
Articles. Opcn.l Hlgh. Low. Close. Yeay,
"Wheat I I I
July mWS 87, FBSI Rfi86W4
Sept. 87Vi a11 87M8Ti'r 8H
a Dec. I 8fS Wi W 90
MXc. 894H KH M 89US XSU
Corn- I
Ju V invfa-" 72S 70X, 71111 70
Sept.. 71 ,&' 7k 70'71Sii' 71
Vec. tjl'drtlw tilS tV61NH 1V
May taV,HrS 61H SI I H461VMi
Oats I
sJulv 47M 4'V i74 474,1 4TVJ
bjuly 47 . 474 -47 I 474! 40
Sept. 40i!n, 414 404 ' T1 1 1
lec. 41 i 4I 41M 41
May 43mi'V, 44 4)U 41, 4!',
Pork
May 14 82t4 15 80 14 ftV 15 30 14 80
July 15 10 16 r 15 10 16 66 15 07
Oct. 16 10 15 0 15 20 15 M 15 10
Lard-
Julv 82 (35 32V4 36 9 25
Bert. 40 60 4" 9 4: 9 87 V4
Oct. 6t 8 67 8 60 9 67 40
Hlbs I
July 8 SO 8 E7 8 TO 8 f7 8 40
Sept. 8 60 8 75 8 i1 87518 67
Oct. I 8 66 8 B-' ,8(5 8 8:' 8 C
No. 3. aOld. bNew.
Ifl I Paeon, higher; boxed, extra shor1'
'i: lesr rlt'S. i." 75; short clears. W l-1
rn LTItV Weak; chicken. 8c, sprln.
I..(il'c, turkeys. lltylUc; ducks, 7c; geese, .V.
HI'TTKH W'liet; creamery. lHr.c.
K( ;;S Steady ; 13c. case count.
hecelnl Shipment!"
n.'iir. bbls ".!'
Vh't. bu..., 1.
t'. rn. bu . .(X
Outs, bu il.oot) 41.1'''
WEATHER IX THE. tiRAIN BELT
fair and Warmer for e KonMh, aya
the Prophet.
OMAHA. July 3. l!0j.
Clear weather, with rising temperature,
prevails everywhere wet of the Missouri
river this morning, and conditions art
favorable for fair and warmer in this
vicinity tonight and SxturdaV. Light
showers acre gencial In the Missouri valley
during Thursday, and showery and unset
tled wentht'i continues this morning In the
upper Mlsxlsxlppi Valley and uiier lake
p-gion. Halns were general throughout t i v
eastern and southern state since the pre
ledlng report, and nenerally clouJy wetti.e.
Iirevails everywhere east uf the Mississippi
river this morning
Onmha record of temperature and preelp .
atlon con pdr d with the con e p nd rig aay
oi tlia last toree ytars;
19 8 1W7. 19i. 1M6
Mlnlnmm temperature ... 56 08 5i 61
Precipitation o .on .mi .33
Normal ti-mpersture for today, 75 degree.
Lxces m piei Inltation since March 1.
3.34 Inches.
Detlcl in y corresponding Period In J907.
7.1'J Inches.
Dcfciency corresDon'llna: period In 19 8.
1 61 Inches. I A. WELSH,
. . Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Regies Balletla.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8
m., 76th meridian time. Friday, July 3,
19i8:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Kaln'
stations. Max. win.
Ashland, Neb 6i 62
Auburn, Neh t;2 54
ItioKeo How. Neb. 84 48
Columbus, Neb... ti8 48
Culhertson, Neb.. ti8 4s
l-Hirburv. Neh m FX)
Fairmont, ateh... Oi 4t
lir. l.iland, Neb.. 67 61
Hartlnutoii, Neb. 71 4H
Hastings, Neb.... M 48
lloidreKf. Neb.... 73 46
I'akiiule, Neb 'n 4t
Omaha, Neb (2 14
Tckamah, Neb..., 64 f-4
Alta. la 68 6
Carro 1, la S7 (6
t'larinda, la 60 13
SI hie y. Iu 69 62
Sioux City, la... 66 (4
fall.
.64
.73
.85
T
.0"
.17
.18
.Oil
.on
.00
.i0
T
.62
.i7
T
.10
.63
.00
.10
Sky.
Clear
C.i u Iv
Cloudy
I loar
Ciear
Clt ar
Clear
CleBr
Clear
t lear
Clear
Clear
t loudy
Pt. cioudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Mln. Inches.
Minimum t: mperatura for twe.ve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.- Rain.
central. Biations. mux
Chl.ago. Ill
Columbus, O
Ires Moines, la....
Indianapolis, lnd .
Kansas city, Mo..
Louisville, Ky
. Minn.
Omaha, Neb
S:. Louis, Mo
The weather continues cool throughout
the corn and wheat region. Excessive rains
occurred In southern Ohio and moderately
heavy rains were general throughout the
eastern portion of the corn and wheat belt,
with lighter showers In the western por
tion.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
2 78 60 . 30
17 8 64 .34
14 70 18 .18
11 M) 64 .60
21 74 18 .20
19 68 .28
28 76 12 T
19 68 60 2 1
13 86 64 . 30
EW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 3 WHEAT
I'nchanged for soft; hard lower; July,
S$jc; September, 82c; December, 84c; cash:
No. 2 hard, szrtyll.iw; No. 3 hard, WaWc;
No. 2 red. new, 9i93c; olO, 95Cg9Gc; No. 3
red, 88'96c.
CORN Unchanged: July, 71c; Septem
ber, 67o; December, 65c; cash-. No. 2
mixed, i3c; No. 8 mixed, 72c; No. 3
white, 80c; No. 8 white, 7979c. ,
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 48
50c; No. 2 mixed, 4G'fc48c.
RYE 75c.
HAY-Steady! choe timothy, $9.009.50;
choice prairie, 3.00Q9.26. -
RUTTER Steady ; creamery, 21c; packing
stock, IHc.
EffOS Steady; fresh extras, 17c; current
recelDts. 13c.
Receipts.
Wheat, bushels 39.0"0
Corn, bushels 13,ono
Oats, bushels 1,000
Shipments.
8.500
13,000
Kansas City closing prices:
Articles. Open. High, Low. Close.
Wheat I
September ... 82flT 821 81', 81 '4B
December. .. 83 84VJ 83T, 84A
Corn 1 J
September ... fil 6741 66V; 87
December ... 66 66 I 66' 56-9
Clearlna; Ilonse Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, July 3.-The statement nf
clearing housn banks for the week fftve
days) shows that the banks hold 854.696.300
more than 1 the requirement of the 26 per
cent reserve rule. This Is a decrease of
311.403,600 In the proportionate cash re
serve, as compared with last week. The
statement follows:
loans. $1,241.096 500; Increase. 89 8713.700.
Deposits. $V,3: 470.800: increase. 3294.400.
Circulation. .'!.458,9O0; decrease, 2349.300.
Ixgal tenders. 378,189,400; decrease, J1.2S3,
300. Specie, 33ng.ra.flnO: decrease. 810.048.600.
Reserve, 3K4. 813.000; decrease. Ill.3ffl.900.
Reserve required, 2330,117,700; increase,
373.000.
Surplus, 854.695,300: decrease. $11 4O3.500.
1'nltert States deposits, 859,191,875; de
crease. $11,867,060.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
dealing house bank at the close of busi
ness yesterdsy was 28.98.
The statement of banks snd trust com
panies of Oreater New York, not members
of the clearing house, shows that these In
stitutions have aggregate deposits of $998.
3Tii).Sn0. Total cash on hand. $89 608,800, and
loans amounting to $907,862,500.
Liverpool drain Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 8. WHEAT Spot. No
3 red western winter easy at 7s 3d; No. 1
California steady at 7a 7d: futures quiet;
Julv. 7s 2d; September, 7s 3d; December,
7s A
CORN Snot steady: new American kiln
dried. S 2d: old American mixed, 6s 3d;
futures quiet; July, 6s 4d: September, ts
2d.
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, steady
at 1 13s to 1 ts.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 3. WHEAT No. 1
hard. $1.12ei.l3: No. 1 northern. 81 lbHff
1.11: No. 2 northern, $1.0Stin 1.00; No. 3
northern, $1.081 1.06; July, 1.0"4; September.
9lM'.t1e.
HRAN-In bulk. $17.35.
FIAH'R I'nchanged: first patents, $5.30
&4o: second patents. 85. z 416. 35: first clears,
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $4.2ori
4 45: straights, $3 9thri4 10; spring patents
$4 114. 0, straights, $4 90g4 bO; bakers. $.'.90
tj3 SO.
WH FIAT No. 3 spring. 95cj!l.f6; No. 2
red. hKHWio.
CORN-No. 3. 72tr?3c; No. 2 yellow. 74
675c.
OATS-No. S. 6" V: No. 3 white, 534j64c.
RYE No. 2, 7&.-U760.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 64a78-.
PROVISIONS -Short ribs sides (loose).
ttlS.e. Mess pork, per bbl., $5:i,
aide (hoxed). $8. 75(y 9 ou.
Following were the lecelpts and shipments
If flour and grain:
Receipts. 8hipmen.
Flour, bbis r4.ao 2 co
Wheat, bu 12.0 1.1 0)
Cora, bu 1I :) ?o, .i
Oats, bu 222.0' A f- 3,0
R e, bj l.'O) , (o
tiarley, bu 17,oo iqv
On the Produce exchenge ttnlay the .utter
market was easy:- rrramerles. 19fj'2r
Aalrles. 17021 . Esgr, steady; at mirk, taaes
Inoludrd. 144)15c, firsts. lc; prime firsts
Uc Cheese, weak; MjUHc.
St. Leal Grsersl Market.
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. July 8. WH EAT Fil m
track: No. i red cash. 89i9oc; No. i hard
tw.u$t04; July, 86 September, 86c.
CORN Wak; track: No. 2 cash, 74c;
No. $ white. 79tfSOc; July. JSc; September,
T3tte-
OAT8-H1gher:' track: No. 2 cash. 61c;
No. J w hite. 64ai64c; September, 4t,c.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. $4 Mi
4 45; extra fancy and straight, $4.00(0 4 35.
elear. $3 4xj.7U.
8 EEUS-Timothy, steady; $Jf3 50; new,
13 76.
CORNMRAI-Steady; 83 80.
BRAN Steady; sacked east track. 6itc.
HAY Firm; timothy, $.ii) 12.U0; prairie.
P0 1 ll.to.
IRON COTTON TIES-2100.
BAG411NH r,
HEMP TWINE 7c.
I'KOV18ION8 Pork, higher; Jobbing.
IIS H. Lard. hlhr; prima sleam. $
. Dry salt meats, higher; boxed, extra
aliorte, $.0O. clear ribs, ti.il 'm: short clears
Mllwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Julv 3 WHEAT Firm;
No. 2 northern. S1.131 13; No. I northern,
$1 Vfil r.'; September. 87c, asked.
HA RLE Y Higher; No. 2, 70c; sample,
56'(n6c.
CORN steady: No. 3 cash. 7172c; Sep
tember, 71V asked.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. July S.-CORN-Flrm: No.
2 yellow. 74c; No. 3. 71c; No. 4. 69tj70c;
no grade, WiV'.
OATS-Higher: No. 3 white, 61Vfllc;
?.o. 4 white, 4iiftivc.
Day's Sales in Wall Street Amount to
Cnly 71,000 Shares.
MANY BROKERS LEAVE CITY
Dnlath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Minn, July S WHEAT No
1 northern. $1 10; No. 2 northern, $i'.i;
Julv. $1.07: September, 9lc.
OAT8-4c.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 3. The Cocimerelal Bulls
In. baslna Its report on statistics gathered
fur the government, will sy tomorrow of
the wool market: Bniprrents or over
Oiu Hounds are the heaviest weekly move
ment of the kind this vrar. Domestic re-
celnt are increasing. J he mat ket is en
erallv reported quieter than last week, but
It 1 fairly active still in staple territory
and fleece wwols to arrive. The shipments
of wool from Boston- t July Z, Inclusive.
acrordina to the saxne uuthorltv were
7fl5.4'2 pounds, against l.ft?.?!) pounds
the same lime last year. The receipt to
July 2, Inclusive, were 83.641. 23 pound,
against Vi.lsu.l": pounds the same period
last year.
tT. UjUIS. Julv WOOL Firm: me
dl im sraOcs. combing and clothing. UniOe;
1 sht fine. l'a.6c; heavy fine, li(ul2o; tuo
wasl.rd. :vi.'.e.
LONDON. July 3 WOOL The following
Is a corrected list of the arrivals of wool
for the fourth series of auction sales:
New South Wales. U lal bales; Queensland.
l.'.Kil bales; Victoria. 44,876 bales; South
Australia, l.ftd bales; West Australia, (
bales, TkSniHnia, 7. 2-0) kales; New Zealand.
ti.vG bales; Cape of Good Hope and Natal.
44.SM bales. Of this stock 4&.O0U bales of
Australian and 24.0HO bales Cape of Oood
Hope and .Natal ware forwarded direct
to spinners. The amount available for the
sales Including 1j.Xi bales held uV4r frwu
the third serl.s Is 271.&U bales.
foreign Markets "apply Xo Feat a res
to Relieve Mainitlon and Mens
at Home la Disregarded.
NEW YORK. Jjly .1 There Is noih ng tn
the modern annsls of the Stock exchar ge
tj furnish a parallel to the dltnlntit vc
r trure ot tb day s i.a!c. which a nounted
to t nlv 71.C0I shares. Many t r'keis ab
aente 1 ' theiiif elves In prolongation of the
I olioay which I ti set In tomorrow. Those
who wer- present Were cm the fl.n.r from
.1 s ns- of obligation and w re dispo ed to
exajigerata ti e situation in a spirit of crltl
. Ism f the Stoi k exchange authorities for
ther refusal to grant the p Ml I n of me 11
b rs to close the exchange today.
The svene on the fioor of the St' c I ex
1 hange was not a together a languid oiie
n spite of the dearth nf bus ness. the dis
gruntled hr.'kers indulging n some rl tons
defiance cf the rubs of the floor b. set Ing
oif Fourth of July explosives within the
walla of the building wlihout regard to
;he levying of fines. Foreign market sup
plied no asistanie to relieve the stdgra-
ion, (onditlons In ixindon. Paris and Berlin
In Ing descnbid also as extremely ap.ithettc.
I-vert thing in the way rf news whs treated
with "ahsouite indlfleiente. So ithern Cull
tornla s slight tremor of earthquake, harm
less as it proved, would have been used
undouttedly with eleetrii al effect In a
lerlod of speculative animation and ten
fl'.n. It passed today without a ripple of
response. ...
The treasury's call for the return cf $46.
fOO.nw 'of government deposits was of little
Imporlan e In the existing state of tho
money market and was equally Ignored.
VVIilIn onl u small proportion of ti e nov
irninent's total deposits are held at pn sent
b.- the New York bankt It is expe. t 'd that
ihey will be called upon to make the lirgeat
parts of these re-pay mrnts by draft lrom
iheir Interior correspondents. The plethora
of funds in New York, however, pri clu les
any unedflness over this prospect. The ap
I ointment of a receiver for the Ur.lted 1 ox
b ard and Paper company made an un
p e isnnt Impre-slon f pofS ble further mor
talities to be reioniel amongst embarrassed
industrial corporations, but it was ignored
by the stock market. The. bank statement
for the five days shows the expeced eftect
of thj trust companies withdrawals to brln?
their proportion of reserve up to the new
10 per cent requirement, which went into
effect on July 1, the 211.3w.Oi) decrease In
ensh comparing with the known movement
tf tnorey into bank reserve of over $1.0 0.M0.
1 he cons d rabln loiin expansion is in con
sonance with tho heavy f.imnclng of the
turn, of the half year.
Honda were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $.',160,000. United States registered
have advanced per cent on call during
the week.
Following were the range of prices on
the Stock exchange today:
Bares. Hign. ww. no.
AmalKimateil Copper ..
Am. f. It K
Am. r. A F. pfd
Am. lotion oil
Am. II. 4 L pfd
Am. li' Securities
American Linseed Oil...
Am. Locomotive
Ara. Looomiitlve pfd....
Am. 8. 4t R
Am. B. R. pfd
Am. Sugar Rerinlnf
Am. Tobacco pfd
Am. Woolen
Anaconda Mln. Co., M
AU-hhton
Atchwon pfd
Atlantic Cot Lin...,.
Baltimore A Ohio
Hal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd ....
Central of Nw Jarsry..
Chesapeak A Ohio
Chicago ut w
Chicago A N..W
C, M. A 8t. P
(!., C. C. A St. L
Colorado T. & I
Colorado A Southern....
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A So. U pfd
Consolidated Oas
Corn Product!
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Grande..,
P. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllers' Securities ...
Kris
Erie lit pfd
Brie Id pfd
Oeneral Electric
Ot. Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore Ctfa.
11 Unfile Central
Interborouich Met.
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper ...
Int. Paper pfd.....
Int. Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas Cltr 80
K. C. 8. pfd
LoufVrllle A N
Meilcan Central
Minn. A St. L
M . St. P. A 8. 8. M..
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W ,
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pad do ,
Pacific Mall
Pennpylvanla
People a Oas
P., C, C. St. L
Pressed iteel Oar
Railway Steel Spring...
Reading
Hepubllo SI eel
Republic Stefl pfd
Rock Uland Co .
Rock Inland Co. pfd ...
St. L. A B t. !d pfd..
. L. 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Sheffleld 8. A I.,
Southern Pacific
80. Pacific pfd
So. Hallway
80. Railway pfd
Tenneaeee Copper
Tea A Pacific
T., ft. L. A W
T. St LAW. pfd...,
L'nlon aclfic
t'nlon Pacific pfd
U. B. Rubber
U g. Rubber lat pfd....
II. g. Steel
V. B. nteel pfd
I tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Va.-Caro. ciiem. pld...
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
Weailnshouae Electric
Wearers t'nlon
Wheeling A L.
Wisconsin Central
Total sales lor the day. 71.000 shares.
Boston Stocks and tlonas
BOSTON, July 3. Money, call loan
8 per cent; time loans, 3fj4 per
Storks and bonds closed as follows:
Atchison adj. 4a Bingham
40 4 rt l al. at tiecia..v...
HI U centennial
tot Copper Rang
1,7110 li W f'H
100 l 31 44
7
100 SO SO. SOS
1714
tUj
M
1,1't) 4SV, 48 44
t lot it 111'
lO.fHK) 77 7H 77Vk
101 V4 iiom 100
100 12a Va iW Wi
'.'
l.SV) 41 4I"4 4144,
301) SIS 81S 1V,
08
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87
400 A 471 48
loSUj
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2
lili
5 40 3T4 40
;oo 4 44 w
(0U lfil 14M' IMS
1,800 U4 133 133T
M
!00 244 M4
IDO 31 81 811
68
Ji 4 4 ,48
1:614 126ti' 1W4
114
141
3
31 ij
700 19 II 18
841
100 J4H 2tH
132
1,200 13148 131 181
(
400 128 liS 128
2CK 11 1)' U
400 30 3U 301,
63
21
100 14 10 1
M
800 105 10& 104
U
100 87 27 7
10.
100 48 48 47
600 27 26 17
68
800 68 (6
103
100 40 40 40
l.SoO 70 68 8
t
1,100 137 136 13
24
W10 12" 150 12"
200 82 II -
16
, 36
6.400 114 113 113
20 18 18 18
4o0 7 7 48
6
1.800
16
29
15
2
00 61 61
1.800 M 80
"soo 'i 'it
100 44 44
16
:
2144
fl!
S'
8lt
11
18
44
85
23
19
w
400 44 44
4M 14 14G 14u
100
K)
200
8. !00
8:
24
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38
8.- 82
24 24
83 82
38 88
1.100 108 103 ll3
00 84 83 43
83
10
2:
13
too
100
68
68
tie
Ing Wall treet.wre Idle and remained
steady until the finish.
BKKI.IN, July 8 Trading on the Bourse
today was at s standstill almost and prices
S' artely changed.
I'AHIS. July 3 The tone on the Bourse
today was listless snd prices heavy.
REPORT or THE tXKAftlO HOl'SB
Transactions of the Associated Basks
for the Week.
NEW YORK, July 8-Bradstreet s bank
clearings report for the week ending July
I shows an aggregate ot U,4.6,774.("), as
agitnst 82.t8j3.442.liu0 last week and t-i.771.lS.-fl"i
In the corresponding week last year
Following Is a list of the cities;
CITIES.
I I. I
Clearings. 1 inc. 1 Dec.
I
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. l.ouis
Plttshurv
San Francisco
Kansas City
Haltlmore
Clnclrnatl
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
Omaha
l,o Angeles
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Faul
Kuffalo
Denver
Indianapolis ;.
Fort Worth
Frovldence
Portland, Ore........
Albany
Richmond
Washington. D. C...
Spokane, Wash
Salt Ljike City
Columbus
St. Joseph
Atlanta
Memphis
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo. O
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Ies Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Grand Knplds
Birmingham
Syracuse
Sioux City
Springfield, Mass....
Kvansvllle
Portland, Me
Dayton
Little Rock
Augusta, Ut
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Knoxvllle
Jacksonville, Fla....
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C
Lincoln, Neb
Wilmington, Del....
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Wheellr-g, W. Va...
Fall River
Davenport
Kulamasoo, Mich...
Topeka
Helena
Springfield. Ill
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
Erie, Pa.
Cedar Rapids,
Macon
Akron
Lexington -
Rockford, 111...
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Blghamton
Chester, Pa
Sioux Falls, S. D...
South Bend, lnd
Bloomlikgton, 111.....
Canton, O , ,
Qulncy, 111
Springfield. O
Decatur, 111
Mansfield. O ,
Fremont, Neb
Jacksonville,, 111
Oklahoma
Houston ....... ...1.
tOalveston
Columbia, 8. C
Sacramento, Cal....
Jacksonville, Miss..
Is..
At.-hlanit R. R
Hoeton A Albany
Roeton A Maine..
Hoaton Elevated
Ktlcbbarg pfd
S V., N. H. A H
fnlon Pacific
Am. Argp. Chem....
do pfd
Am. Pneti. Tube
Amer. Sugar
Am. T A T
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Pemlnlon 1. A 8 ..
Kdinon Electric lllu
Cenaral Klerlrlc ...
Mane. Electric
do pfd f-
Maaa. Uaa
t'ntted Krult
Inlted M
do pfd
l g. aieel
do prd
Adventur
Allouea
Amalgamated
Allantlc
B;d. Aiked.
11 Daly Weal
..134 rranklla
. .121 Grenbr
.134 Ile lioyale
.14 Maaa. Mining
. 23 Mli higan
. 88 Mohawk
. 6 Mont. C. A C
186 Old Dominion
.116 Osceola
. Z2 Parrot
. 87 Qulncy
. 18 Shannon
fc Tamarack
.1JJ Trinity
. l. 8. Mining
. 44 V 8. Oil
. M t'rah
.141 Victoria
. M Winona
. 2e Wolverine
. 6 North Butte
. KHH Butte Coalition
. 43 Nevada
. 2" Cal. ft Arltona
. Ci Arlaona Crtm
. 14Oreene Cananea ...
s. 2f?
cent.
.. 23
..466
.. .'
.. 11
.. 1"
..
.. 6
.. 184.
.. 4
.. 8
.. 6k
..
.. 11
..ltki
.. 28
.. 8
.. 13
.. M
.. 12
.. 88
.. 24
.. 41
.. 4
.. 5
..134
.. fi7
.. 2;
.. 11
..108
.. 18
.. 1''
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA, July S. Rack clearings for to
day were Si .tf45.403.Sil. and for tne corre
sponding date last year. t-M 3.M7..
1. 19 7.
Monday $1.715. M71 SM2v3'9.fO
Tuesday 1.4S8 S'8 & 1,I8.S7
Wednesday .k..4.:oi i 2,' .t4 .07
Thursday l.iW.64.;9 Hullav.
Frldav 1,946.41.91 2,lo3.H7.M
Saturday Holiday. l.Tul,W0.2;
Total $a.963.KI40 8S.S60.1JS.9.'
last year. 8SS .479 .53.
Decrease over tne corresponding wek
Forelss Financial.
LONDON July 8 Money was abundant
on the market today ard discounts were
steady. The volume nf business on the
Stock exchange showed no Increase today.
Tne markets, with a few exceptions, were
stagnant. The feature nf the day w is the
sharp rally in Grand TrunU on increased
traffic returns. Consols and ..'It-edged se
curities were firm. The decrt'se in the
half yearly revenuea caused a rei. wal of
tne weakness In home rails. Fort 'triers
ert steady. American securities, re.'ect-
I1.4fn.li.m0i
2.'8,110.(10
1!) 1.21 1.0001
123.4H7.0OO;
57.43.tIOi
42.8Hti.ni8
83,Do2.nnoi
2X.393.onni
29.M2.t')
24.25K.Oi",
17.2:'S,0ti
11,949,0JH
1B,3.4
U.710.0tl
lo.MS.tkfii
10,634,000!
.73X.CK.O,
10.102.I88M
.tm.(8X
11.5.'4.I88I
9,Hi.0"t
7.7M.OHO
7.0S1.0I8I
9.297.t10
6.32O.000
' 6,1P1.ISK)
5..141.W8I
6.44t.fion
4.9J4.000;
S.6S2,OUO
4.72S.OOO
6.241.000;
4,H44,Ot8
S,42h.t8
3. 874. 0(8)1
4,O32,0i8
2.618,0001
2.982.188)1
8.0O4.OI8)
4.0S0.000I
3.r98,i(
3,Oi8,00o
2.ai4,ODO,.
2,0tt.lKX) .
2.2o,000.
2,09,0tt) .
1. MK.OOiW.
l,7S3.0OO(.
l,9U,0O0
1.816,100 .
1.5ili.flOt.
1.4:9.0W.
l,72il.OOO.
l,09.0OO.
1.022.omi.
1.4MT.0M.
1.4.(8)0.
1.171,0Ut.
1.152,18 K.
l,2tj3,0tJ.
l.ltHi.VlWi.
1.109.01J0
2, t95.(8K)
1,474,0181! .
l,;4.tJ0
1.33ti,000
1,483.0001
1,169.000
971.000
994,000
1,(812,000 .
boti.ooo.
(O0,0l
651. 00W
920,000
671,0001
6K7.0OJ
t82,0i8)
Bt2,0ii0
6lJ,0tK'
589,18 )
609,(8 8)1
459.0t8(
448.018
5O7,000
4f.l,000
' " 589,0U0
446,000
4tii,000
44I,fll)
' ' ' 448,000
433.0i
354.0001
, . 339.0001
300.001)
' ' 237,000
a.: : 884,000
. 16.579,000
.1 42,557,0001
0i J,tW
869,000
S16,000
9.2
19 a
4 5
5.2
4 6
I
1.3l
.1:3i
34.4,
4.6
17.8
7.2
100.2
11.8
36.7
117
4 9
i.i
19.2
'is'.i
15.1
9.1
'22.'8
27.6
ii.i
4.9
'i.i
8.4
61. "
2.3
.9
26.9
0.2
49.8
9.61
18.1
6.3
12.6;.
..4:3C
0.3.
""o!
0.2,
43.6!.
1
13. 4.
6.61,
20.9
0.8
26.1
31.1
14 2
13.0
18 0
2.1
9.2
4.9
'i.i
9.1
31. u
Id 3
16.1
11.4
"i.i
15.0
1.8
6.8
19.0
16.2
17.9
26.6
21.0
8.7
2.9
35.0
4 5
8.6
10.0
9.8
18.9
9.9
0.6
'223
"i'j
"i.i
83.8
'6.0
6.6
"i.i
'ii'.i
"ih'.b
'ii'.i
7.1
Last week's. tNot fncluded In tottls be
cause containing other-Items than clearings.
New York Monry Market.
NEW YORK. July 8,MONEY-On call,
easy, l8'lhn per cent: ruling rate, 1 por
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at 1
per cent. Time loana, weak and dull; sixty
days, lVjig'2 per cent; ninety days, 2 per
cent; six months, 3W Per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 3MrS4
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business in bankers' hills at 84.8696 for
demand, and at R80(j4.8670 for sixty-day
bills. Commercial bills, H.85r,4'&5.86H-
SILVER Bar. 534c; Mexican dollars. 46c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. . ,
Closing quotations on honds were as fol
lows
U. 8. ret. 2a, reg
do coupon
V. 8. 8a, reg
do coupon
V. 8. 4a. reg
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a...
do s
Atrhlaon gen. 4a...
do ad). 4s
do 4a
do 5a
Atlantic C. L. 4s
Bal. A Ohio 4a..
do 3a
Brk. R. T. e. 4a.,
Central of O. 4s.... W5
do 1st Inc.
do 8d Inc
do 2d Inc
die. A Ohio 4a..
Chicago A A. 2a..
C, B. A Q. n. 4a..
C. R. I. A P. 4a..
do col. 5a
do rfdg. 4a
CCC. ft Ht. Lh g. 4a
Colo. lnd. 5a
i-nlo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4s
..104 Hock. Val. 4 101
..104 Int. Met. 4a 47
..100 L. A N. unl. 4a l
,.10OMan. c. g. 4a 94
..121 Mei. Central 4a 81
..121 do lat Inc 14
.. 72 "M. A St. L. 4a so
..106 M.. K. A T. 4s 6
.. 8 do 2a 83
.. 8kN. Y. C. g. 2a 81
.. 81 M. J. C. g. 5 121
..100 No. aclfic 4a 101
..81 do la 72
.. ts N. A W. c. 4a 84
.. 82 O. 8. U Hdg. 4a 0
TlPenn. cv. 3a 11(... 8!
do eon. 4a ifi's
Tl Reading gen. 4a r7
. 48 Rep. of cub, ts 104
. 84 St. L. A I. M. c. la. .107
.100 t. L. A S. r. fg. 4a 87
. 4St. L. S. W. e. 4a... 45
. H 8eaboard A. L. 4a.... 86
. 2iio. Pacific 4a 85
. 44 ao lat 4a 81
. 85 So. Railway 8a. 87
. 4Teiaa A P. la 107
. 43 "T.. St. U W. 4a.. 88
. 81 Union Pacific 4s.
B so cv
I)el. A Hud. cv. 4s 88 I' 8. Steel Id 8
II. ft R. Q. 4a....
Krle p. I. 4a
do geo, 4a
Japan 4a
do 4a
do td ar1ee
Bid. Offered.
Wabaah 4a
82 Weatern Md. 4a.
42 W ft L. E. 4a..
78Wls. Central 4a.
88 N. Y. N.
88
.1004
. so
. 88
.10
. 71)
88
H. c 4a cfa.137
London Cloalns; Stocks.
IXJN'DON, July S Amerkn securities
were dull during the early session today
Prices generally were h below yeaier
day's New York closing.
Ixindon closing srocks: 1
Console, money 88 M., K. A T
do account 88 N. Y. Central
Anaconda 8 Norfolk ft W
Atrhlaon 83 do pfd
do pfd 84 Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio ... 88 Pennsylvania ....
Canadian Pa-HIc 184 Hand Mines
Che, ft Ohio 4 Reading
ChOago C,t. W 4goutbern Railway
C. M ft St. P 137 do pfd
He Beer U Southern Pactflo .
Denver ft R. 0 26 Union Pacific
do pfd 82 do pfd
Erie 18 V. 8. Steal
do let pfd 86 do pfd
do 2d pfd 24 Wabaah
Graod Trunk 18 do pfd
Illlnnla Central 1 J Spantah 4a
Lnulevllle ft N 107Amal Copper
SILVER Bar. quiet, 24 13-161 per 01ice.
MOil-t rer cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bins is 1 per cent; tor thr
months' bills. I1 per cent.
..22
.14
. 70
. 88
. 4'
. 81
. 4
. M
. H
. 45
. 88
.148-
. 84
. M
.104
. It
. 21
OMAHA LIVE STOCli MARKET
Terj Few Cattle on Sale, with Pricei
Fully Steady.
HOGS AEE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
keen and Lame Extremely glow anel
Dall Stock Will Be Received,
hat Nothing Offered For
J air Foarth.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. July t. 1908.
Recetbts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Estimate Friday ...
Cattle. Hngs. Sheep.
.. 8.837
... 2.078
... 8.067
... 1.382
... W0
6.349
10,110
12,431
7.91
7,800
2.M.S
2.0J6
6.taS
8.8-4
l.0
Five days this week.... 11.763 43.851 19.077
Hams days last week. ...11.427 42.628 20.9.8
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 13. 878 87,567 20.172
Harne days 8 weeks ago.. 18,004 43.409 loC
Same days 4 weeks ago. .13.7.14 54.676 ?7.664
Same days last year.... 7,897 44, SSI 12,oi
The following table shows ths receipts ot
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year:
190. 1907. Inc. Dec,
Cattle 4.16, 809 tll.yj 136, 4f. 8
Hogs 1,630.170 1.846,198 193,979
Sheep 7U8.206 831,708 lJ,ia7
The following table shows the average
price ot hogs at Bouth Omaha lor the last
several days, with comparisons:
New York Mining Storks.
NEW YORK, July S -Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
All
Brece
Biunawlrk Coo
Com. Tunnel stock
Com. Tunnel boada.
Con. Cal. ft V
Horn silver
Im Silver
Offered.
:!
i
4
81
Ieadvllle Cos.
Utile Chief .
Mexican
Ontario
18Opkir
.'- Small Hopea .
CO Standard
VH Yellow Jarket
. I
. 7
. 41
.471
. 18
.175
. 42
Kvaporated Annlea and Dried Fralts.
NF.W YORK. July 3 EVAVORATE1)
A f'I'LKS Market unchangeu. fat.cy. l'-fi
1'ic: thnlce. bfto; prime, b4Tic; tomiiitti
to tair. 6r,'a.14c.
DRIED KRCIT8 Prune ure offering
rather mord Ireely and prlctS may be
shaded for Caltfornlas. whlrh range from
ic to 3c. Oregons are quoted tiom 6
T.c. At the moment apricots are neglect
but with pi lies iioldng steady; choice. 0(j
l'ic: extra choice, llti.lvkc; fancy , irt, ue
Petche are moving very s owly and nt.ota
tinns are 'nclined toward lrreguljri.y :
choice, kl,uK4,c; extra rhoke, 96, ; fan y,
li'ul'iVc: rx ra fancy. iVtrUc. Raiali.a .on-
tttiue quiet, but steady, with Im s : Hits .it. Is
quri-d at 4''c; amr to fancy - il
6 -.W'V'i aetdicss, 6V.( Li ndaa ia(.rs, f 1 2;
lyl.-b.
Date. I 1908. 11907. 1M.190. 1904. 11908. 1902.
June 23... ( 78H tl 8 83 I 13 ( 071 6 841
Juns 33... I 864 36 Is t 08 6 78 7 48
June 24... ( 91 1 83 5 20 8 13,6 171 7 58
June 26... 6 87 6 Hi 8 85 8 18 o 7 0
June 26... t 83 i 831 88H I 28 6 70 7 51
June 27... 66V (82 6 43 (32 ( 14 ( 66764
June 28... 6 1 44 ( 80 6 11 I 7 66
June Hi... t: it: 647 (22 (05 ( 7
June 30... 8 02 tj 46 ( 17 ( 08 ( 6 7 68
July 1.... 6 95 6 94 (23( 13 ( 80 7 84
July 3.... ( 87 (84848 (19(66764
July 8.... 6 064 6 76 (48(28 (61761
Sunday.
The Official numher nf rare nf stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
83
C, M. A St. P
Missouri Pacific
L'nlon Paciflo ,
C. & N. W.. east
C. A N. W.. west
C, Bt. P., M. A O
C, H. A Q.. east
C, B. A y., west
C, R. I. & P., east
Chicago tin at Western.
Total receipts 43
The disposition of the dav'a repel nt a wan
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
uer 01 neaa inuicatca
i
18 (
'64
1 'i
13
106 6
Omaha Parking Co.
owitt and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour a Co
Cudahy. Kansas Cltv...
Cudahy Fort Worth
Armour A Co., K. C
Mill A Bon
J. B. Root A Co
Cudahy Bros, company.
Rullivan Bros
Iehmer Bros
Kingman
Boden
Krey Packing Co
Other buyers
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
61
19H
199
zm
646
48
66
1
'ioi
1
46
700
1,301
2.2
2,234
1,601
91
2?7
238
6A)
678
440
4:
896
Totals 1,500 8.674 3,896
CATTLE RecelDts of cattle ware verv
light again this moraine-, onlv fortv-two
cars being reported In Of this number the
greater part consisted of stuff either
direct to packers or consigned through
wnnout being offered for sale at th Is
point. Thus it happened that there were
really not enough cattle on sale to make
a market, the same as was the case yester
day. For the five days this week the
receipts show a total of 11.752 head, beina
a slight gain over the previous week, and
quite a largo gain over the correspondln.g
weca 01 lasr. year.
There were no beef steers of sny con
sequence on sale this morning, but the few
scattering loads brought what looked like
fully steady prices. For the week strictly
good cattle are all of 60c lower than last
week, when it will be remembered that
the best cattle sold as high as 88.00. On
the other hand the common to . pretty
decent killers are anywhere from 60o to
75c lower than the high time last week.
The decline, as would naturally be ex
pected, has been the most severs on the
expect stockers and feeders to sell as
much as 1526c at least. The feel
ing ia that large receipts of that kind of
cattle would have brought about a de
cidedly lower range of prices.
There were a few scattering loads of
cows and heifers In the yards this morn
ing, which sold at good firm prices, as
compared with yesterday. For the week
cows and heifers have not shown as much
decline as beef steers, but still they are
ZtVgoOc lower than last week. The fact
that the demand for cheaper cow beef has
been quite good has hsd a tendency to
hold the market up, thus preventing such
a slump In values as has taken place In
the case of beef steers.
Blockers end feeders hsve been In light
supply all the week and It Is no easy
matter to tell Just how much lower they
are, but with fat cattle showing such a
sharp break It would only be natural to
expect stockers Is that large receipts of
that kind of cattle would have brought
about a decidedly lower range of prices.
It will be noted from the above that the
break in the cattle market this week has
been unusually heavy, but the downward
movement In values has been common to
all market points and apparently due to a
large falling off In the consumption of
meat products. It would appear that con
sumers are tired of paying the high prices
at which beef has been selling snd In con
sequence have turned their attention to
something else, with the result that
packers have found beef accumulating In
their coolers. The natural result .was to
cause them to limit their buying of live
cattle with the consequent rapid decline
In prices.
Any stock received here on July 4 will
be fed and cared for, but there will be
no market.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers (7. Oui&l.&O; fair to good corn
fed steers, 86.7lV67.f8r; common to fair corn
fed steers, 84.5iyut5.76; good to choice cows
and heifers, 84 2tv&i6.28; fslr to good cows
snd heifers, 88.6014 26; common to fair cows
and heifers, SS.Outid.&O; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 34.6Ot(j.0O; fair to
good stockers and feeders, tlfrfl 80; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, f3.00luu8.75;
stock heifers, 82.76tr3.35.
Representative ssles:
tictr Dick-rto.
We. A. Pr. Ho.
31 o 4 44 14
COWS.
2 882 3 28 (
21 81 8 00 17
2 874 I IK 4 ,
18 848 I 14
HEIFERS.
It 480 I 84
BULLS.
1 L 102 2 80 1
1 loo 2 00 1 ,
2 1164 I 26 1
1 ilUt 8 28
CAIVE8.
2 71 4
I 78 1
1
4
1M 4 80
HOOfcV Were active sellers this mornlni
Av. r.
.1044 6 78
..1113 4 00
..1074 4 80
.. 789 4 75
..1404 2 86
..1844 2 60
..540 I 75
80
tu 4 00
214 4 00
178 8 40
178 t Ot
8UO 8 88
146 8 78
3
74..
8
3.
1.
na
at prices 64j'10c higher than yesterday and
practically everything in sight changed
hands in short time after the market
opened. The most of the hogs sold at 34.06
(giiTiKi,. with a top at 86.15, which carries
the market to the highest point of the year
to date.
For the week the receipts foot Up 43.000
head, showing a gain over the previous
week and being about on a par with a year
ago. Th general tendency of values has
been upward this week, although the mar
ket reacted a little on Wednesday, and at
the close values are on sn average Just
about 300 higher than at the close nf last
week.
Representative sales:
No. A. Ik. Pr. No. A. gh. pr.
II 14 ... ( 78 22 114 II IK
118 178 t0 8 T4 73 281 to $ 8
at o 1W Is) 81 184 0 06
m i3 md 4 on 84 174 30 t ot
78 8S4 820 4 0 88 2l ... 8 Ot
1 40 80 88 187 180 t iw
ao 114 110 8 (I2H M IK 80 8 06
7T 1 1!0 ( tQi 81 f"S -140 lot
H 2.8 t 84 78 210 80 4 4
98 184 81 Ittl 48 184 ... 0
78 .......214 240 I 06 II 178 4 08
14....... 218 40 08 44 Ill 340 I M
fl 124 184 0 84 1K1 4 lot
71 2:7 80 I 06 84 t'4 81 IM
Tl 128 11 I M 71 1H 40 I 88
72 231 80 I 08 84 11 44 8 St
74 tli 40 I 08 7! II 130 8 OA
SI IJT ... I 08 71 H 10 I It.
an as ... in 77 tit i .74
78 181 ?4 18 228 . . 8 07 14
T7 12 240 I ng 111 IJ1 10 8 MUj
81 110 110 I tf, HI 14 180 I 07t
17 t l 1W 4 04 8 1' i IS I Olktj
t 18 140 I 06 78 K4 1 8 03
78 Ill l I 4 8 121 120 4 07V
t 218 . 4 08 l II 14 I ST'4
t IM into 8 840 1!0 I 07V,
88 V 4'0 8' 14 HI J'O I OTV,
84 IM 140 I 08 43 i SO I 07 4
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71. 11 120 I 08 71 125 80 4 ll7ti
88 214 1H 1 88 2l 160 I (174
82 184 120 lot 81 t4 80 I 07t4j
71 til 14 I 04 , 70 148 ll 4 v;v
17 188 ... I 04 71 tii 80 I 7
84 1:7 ... 108 18 117 ... I 07V,
77 284 180 I 06 48 tf8 ... 4 0714,
11 188 100 I 08 74 t60 240 I 07 St
80 182 ... I 04 83 148 ... I 10
8 8S 40 4 08 18 827 80 8 1(1
81 244 1 10 I 08 73 21 ."40 I 10
43 112 140 I 06 SO 271 180 I 10
78 280 ... 106 II 8.18 280 4 11
71 2.1 180 4 OR 28 24 .... I 10
48., 110 120 8 06 (Hi 217 ... I 10
87 187 120 101 4 Ill ... 110
84 211 1:0 I ( 87 280 180 lit
15 HI 10 I OR 81 807 ... I 16
18 847 180 I 06 14 289 ... I It
tl 181 180 I 01
SHEEP Receipts of sheep this morning
were limited to six cars, but in addition
there were several loads of hold-oven, so
that there was a great plenty In the yards.
In fact more than needed, considering the
very moderate demand. Packers did not
appear to be at all anxious for supplies
snd the market was Just as slow and dull
as It has been every other day this week.
A few cars changed hands, but there was
no snap, life or strength to the trade.
The receipts for the week to date amount
to 19.000 head, showing a small decrease as
compared with the last two weeks, but a
gain of 8.018) head as compared with the
same week a year ago. Other niarkot
points have also been very liberally sup
piled and the fact that receipts sre run
ning ahead of a year ago, while the de
mand for the product Is tailing way short,
accounts for the very unsatisfactory condi
tion of the market that has prevailed all
this week. The market at this point has
shown a decline of about 26c fur the week,
but even at the lower prices the demand
has been very small and the trade slow
and dull practically every day.
The prices paid looked 10&15o lower than
yesterday. The same wethers that brought
3360 yesterday sold at 83.40. Lambs at to.VJ
toduy wero the same as brought 86.26 yes
terday. Other sales looked lower In the
same proportion.
Quotations: Spring lambs sre now quoted
as lambs and shorn lambs or yearlings are
quoted under the head of yearlings; year
lings past are quoted as wethers; good to
choice lambs, $8.0Oii.26; fair to good lamb.
6. 5006. 00; feeding lambs. 84.264f6.0u; good to
choice yearlings, 14.264.86; fair to good
wethers, 33.0Pif3.75; good to choice ewes,
$3.603.76; fair to good ewes, 33.WXtT3.50 culls
and bucks, f2.0O8.0O.
Representative sales:
Quotations: Spring lambs are now quoted
as lambs or shorn lambs and yearling
lambs are quoted under the head- of year
lings; yearlings past are quoted as weth
ers; good to choice lambs, 36.iVV6.75; fair to
good lambs, 6.5(B.26; cull lambs, 34.2tVu6.00;
good to choice yearlings, $4.6t0i4.S6; fair to
good yearlings. 84.00(64.60: good to choice
wethers, t3.i6fti.V); fair to good wethers.
83.60ms.76; good to choice ewes. 3 60n3.75;
33.6ug3.76; fair to good ewes. 13.003.60; culls
bucks,, 32.00423.00. ,
Representative sglesi
No. Av. Price.
321 Oregon lambs tW 6 10
179 Oregon wethers and yrlgs... 86 3 10
821 Oregon lambs 6 6 10
267 Oregon wethers and yrlgs... 96 ..8 40
13 Oregon wethers, culls, feeders. 93 S 0(1
40 Oregon wthrs. and yrls., fdra. 7 8 40
63 Oregon wethers, culls, fdxs.. M 3 00
294 western yearlings, feeders... 74 3 80
246 western wethers 94 8 90
87 western ewes 82 2 75
10 western cull ewes 1I 75
110 western ewes 106 3 60
3 western lambs 60 8 26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hog Firm to Higher
-Shee-p aad Lara ha Firm.
CHICAGO, July 8 CATTLE Recplpts,
about 1,500 head; market, aleady; steers,
3ti.Ri&8.2&:. cows. !3.tji6.76; heifers, 34 98
6.90; bulls. 33.00dj5.3u- calves, 35.4trs6.2j;
Blockers and feeders, J3.7di6 15.
HOGS Receipts, about 17,000 head; mar
ket firm to lOiilRc higher; choice heavy
shipping. S6.6p4i45.70; butchers, 3iOiyU7';
light mixed. 82Mi.40; choke llgnt. JB.408
6.0O; packing, 25.25gi6.40; pigs. 34.5ifr5.7S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 900
head: market, firm; sheen, 83.7534.40; lambs,
4.t.O4'7.00; yearlings, 847t,55.70.
St. Loots Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 8,-CATTLE-Recelpts,
1.800 head, Including 900 Texans. Market
steady to strong; native shipping and ex
port steers, 3H.8526; dressed beef and
butcher steers. 35.7tV66.0; steers under
l.OOO lbs., 24.7fV36.26; stockers and feeders,
8S.OOj6.00; cows and heifers. 33.0Oti7.00; can
ners, $1.6062.26; bulls, 33.OOfeJ6.76; calves,
33 254i43.26; Texans and Indian steers, 33.2&i3
8.0O; cows and heifers, 3l.7IVd3.26.
HOQ8 Receipts. 8,500 hesd. Market 10c
higher: pigs and lights, 34.6ixijti.25; packers,
35.5iHi6.36; butchers and best heavy, 34.26
ft 66.
SHEEP AND IA MBS Receipts. 800 head.
Market steady; native muttons, 83.00ir4.75;
lambs, 34. 26(aV75; culls and bucks. 33. Oo;
stockers. 83.llKu4.S5.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,200 head. Including 5o0 southerns.
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. 36. 408.00; fair to good. 8o.00rn
8 26: western steers, li.TUhl.Zh; stockers and
feeders, 33 tVsJl 25 ; southern steers. 33.2o((t
6.00; southern cows, 82 ii3 76: native cows,
3J 2574.50; native heifers. 33.004)6.00; bulls,
32.40'fi 1.26; calves, 38 OVfj6.09. ,
HOGS Receipts. 5.000 head. Market 1511
25c higher; top. 3tV30: bulk. trt.KXW.SIl; heaw,
$ti 25fi 30; packers and butchers, 8(j.lOift6.30;
light. 3''..0Mr 25; pigs. 34.5fth6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 500 head.
Market 15iu:5fl higher; lambs. 34 50i.26;
ewes and yearlings. 335084 15; Texas year
lings. 34.0O4iM.75; Texas sheep. 33.50j'4.00;
stockers and feeders, t2.T543;6.60.
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live slock at the five prlnclpi.l
western niararia j-eeiom-.
t.aiire.
South Omaha
Sioux Citv ...
Kansas City ..
St. Ixtuis
Chicago
Total
900
... 10
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...1 80)
...1.500
Hogs. Sheen.
7.0 0 130
5."0t
6,0ix
6,5(4
17,000
500
OHO
9.500
...5.600 41,100 11.S00
Slaosr City I.tve Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Julv 8 (Special Telegram
CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; market
strong; beeves. 3ti.0iXti7.86; cows snd heifers,
$4.50410.76. feeders. 34.0uti6.00; calves aud
yearlings, 83.7tV04.76.
HOGS Receipts, 5.000 head; market 10c
higher; range, $5.9"a3'; bulk, KOOu'S.IO.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 8. METALS Tin ad
vanced In both the home and London mar
kets today, the foreign gain amounting to
al; spot closing at 126 and futures at
126 5s. Local prices gained 25 points,
closing at 27.iT2..50. Ixindon copper colsed
unchanged at s.68 12a 6d for spot and 2s 6d
lower at nl as for foutuses. Trie local
market continued quiet and easy, without
change, at 12.62i5 II 75 for lake and tl2 87Vi
12 624 for electrolytic and 12 :tfl2.37V4 for
casting Lead firmed up to 12 8a t,f for
spot in London, but was unchanged, at
84 424.47H locally. Spelter declined 7s 6d
abroad, to H ."ts snd was unchanged here
at $4 46-04 50, Cleveland warrants were un
changed at 51s 3d. The New York Iron
market also ruled quiet and unchanged.
No. 1 foundry northern, 818 51X1)17. Oo; No. I
foundry northern, 115 7142; No. 1 foun
dry southern and No. 1 foundry southern
oft. 318 58W 17.2.
ST. lJt.'IS. July 8-METALS-Uad.
lower; 14.30. bpelter; lower; 84 30
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Makes Moderate Progress is
the Eight Direction.
QUIET, BUT HEALTHY IN TONE
lasolveacy Hereird for Jnnr lrlrst,
1I0, how Decrease In Liabil
ities Over Same Month
Last Year. ,
NEW YORK, July 3. R. Q. Dun & .
Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will .o .
Trado Is quiet, but healthy In tone, ami
the Inst week made moderate progress m
the right direction, d spite the Interruptions
of holidays and politic. Confidence In the
future Is evidenced in manywas, encour
agement being derived from favorable crui;
reports and many comparisons showing
that June produced much better result
than amy month since the setback la at
October. This was particularly tuili'Wtirtli.v
In the Insolvency record, June being the
first month of 118W to supply smaller liabili
ties of commercial failures than the corre
sponding month last ya'ar. Manufacturing
returns show the customary, midyear cur
tailment of activity for Inventories and
repairs, but resumption is expected to be
prompt and many Idle plants started up on
July 1 with a fair amount of business In
sight, while threatened controversies over
adjustment In wage scales -are not ma
terializing, labor leaders appreciating the
terjdency of concessions In conformity of
reduction of prices.
till ADSTHKKT'" ItEVIHW OF TRADE
Business I qnlet llerasisr of Holiday
Observances and toe It Taking.
NEW YORK, July 3.-Htadstreet s tomor
row will say:
11 has been a quiet w. ek In trade r nJ in
dustry, holiday observant es ami sci.l-gn-nual
stock taking giving a quiet ttppS'-t'ii'ic)
to most lines. At Milnts win re w uih-r
has been favorable reduction iN .t :":s 1
rather earlier than usual In the year hitve
made for some activity in summer gno's,
but rolloitlons as a whole hav l en alow.
Jobbing trade has Veen of a - fill ng-ln char
acter and wholesale trade Is s ill 'f a con
servative character await ng the out tur:l
of the crops arid political events.
July 1 ws set as a re employn.et.t fig
and nranv thousand I amis were set at
work, notahly In car shops snd mnchn ry
ilnes. hut On the other hand print 1 loth
production was curtailed, msny glass works
are reported to have shut 4ow and the
dullness due to the mid-summer Inv n'or
period has rnther robl-ed the resiiTptlon
of work st many points -of Its Imposing
character.
Muslmss failures In the United States fiir
the week ending July 2 number 236. which
compare with i58 last week. 136 In the Ilk
week In 1SV7, U7 In 1905 and 172 In 104
Failures In Canada for the week number
111, which comrares with 31 last we.-k aid
16 In this week last year.
Wheat, Including flour, exporis f:om th
United States and Canada for the week
ending July 2 aggregate 2.0)8.606 bu., asalnst
8,129,060 bu. lai-t week and 2.0 8,9 4 bu. this
week last year. For the fifty-three wre'ts
past the exports have been 2r3,M2.M7 bu ,
against 172.tHS.f44 In the preceding var.
Corn exports for the Week are 1S549 bu ,
sua nst (W.P97 bu. last week and 1. 410,804 bu.
In 19o7. For fifty-three week pat th ex
ports have been 45.2!W.92 bu.. against 7?,
100,648 bu. In the preceding yesr.
Cottow Market.
ST. LOTUS, July 8 COTTON Dull; mid
dling, lc. No sales, receipts or ship
ments. Stock, 16,560 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 3 Holiday; no
cotton market.
i
SUPREME COURT SYLLABI.
14948. Haurlgan against Chicago North
western Railroad. Appeal from Dodge. On
rehearing, affirmed If remittitur of 332.60
la filed by plaintiff in thirty days, other
wise reversed and remanded. Good, C.
Division No. f.
1. Under section lom9, Cobbey' Annotated
Statutes, 19u3, a contract between a railroad
company and a carrier to transport mer
chandise for a less rate than that usually
and regularly charged to others for similar
ant? contemporaneous service Is void, even
though such rate was agreed to by mis
take, and an action . will snot lie against
the carrier for a breach of the, contract, If
It exacts the regular rate.
2. The second paragraph of the syllabus
In Haurlgan against Chicago A Northwest
ern Railroad, Neb., - 113 N. W. 983,
overruled, and the holding In Missouri
Pacific Railroad against Crowell L. and G.
Co.. 61 Neb., 293, 70 N. V. M4. disapproved.
15064. Hhold against Van Treeck. Appeal
from Duwes. Reversed with directions.
Good, C. Division No. 1.
1. Where a party seeks to Intervene In an
action after the entry of a void Judgment,
and his petition for Intervention is dis
missed, the time for appealing to this court
dates from the dmlsxal of his petition and
not rrorn tne date of the void Judgment. .
1. The failure to serve notice' of appet "
on appellees, as prescribed by rule 86 o 1
this court, does nut affect the Jurlsdk-tlor.fi
of this court over the action, and tlilsfl
court will, for good cause shown, penult Q'f
the Issuance and service of an alias notlos) u
of appeal. 7
x. The district court Is without Jurisdic
tion to hear and determine at chambers
an action to foreclose a mortgage. here
the hearing was had snd decree entered
at chambers they are void '
16146. First National Bank ot Plattsmouth
against Gibson. Appeal from Cass. On re
hearing, former Judgment vacated; Judg
ment of district court reversed and cause
dismissed. Reese, J. Ietton, J., not sitting.
"The plea of res adjudlrata applies not
only to the points upon which the court
was required by the parties to pronounce
a Judgment, but to every point which
properly belonged to the subject matter
of litigation and which the parties, exercis
ing reasonable diligence, might have
brought forward at that time. This rule
Is not Inflexible, and may yield In case
where a good and valid reason or excuse
for the failure to allege the facta and seek
relief In the former action Is shown, but
In ths Instant ease surh excuse- Is neither
pleaded nor proved." Hank against Gibson,
74 Neb. 332, 104 N. W. 174.
16207. Stanser against Csther. Appeal.
Webster. Affirmed. Calklni, Division
No. .
1. Where a plaintiff In an action to en
Join trespass claims under a lease, an alle
gation In an answer to such petition, that
such less has been cancelled snd termi
nated. Is new matter which must be taken
as true If not denied by a reply.
1. The disposition of a case will not be
delayed to permit an appellant to make a
showing for leave to withdraw a purported
bill of exceptions attached to th record to
the end that It may be authenticated,
when under the pleadings nn Judgment
could be rendered In favor of such ap
pellant. Receiver for Bos Duarl fssiaaar,
TRENTON. N. J., July S.-Vlc Chan
cellor Howell today appointed Ttmrr.as K.
Raymond of Newark, V. J . snd bidnev
Smith ot Chicago, receivers for the t rilled
ikx Roard and Paper company, a concent
uhich ha a number nf m'fla lo ted In dif
ferent station i( th United BtaUg.
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