Nebraska Newspapers

    TflF. OMAHA J)A1LY liKK: TUESDAY JULY 7, 190S.
(.RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Local Matktt Opened Steady, with
Eightr Valnet.
BTHOQ CABLES INDUCE EISE
Hae! TMk inert I nwar Aftar
Steady Oaalasr Cora M rk4
ta the Tc Afcraal af
WkHt.
OMAHA. Neb.. July .
(Iriln market opened atesdy mJ strong
With nlutl higher. Offering were ex
tremely light with shorts nervous, prompted
by the airon Snd higher cable end bull
ish foreign advice. Further trngth and
a good advance wee Imparted owing to
Uie light world shipment. Bpecuistlve
upport proved good with only light re
teiaions at top price..
fter a tedy but itrong opening wheat
t.-ok a Jump and advanced faat on specu a
tlve trad alerted by the stronger cable
i.nd report of depleted stock.. Demand
thow.d aome Improvement end gave further
strength to the advenee. July wTioat o e .a
.at 87e and rloeed at 8Hc.
Com advanced quickly ttT the "Pin
ing and anon took the lead from wheat
and worked higher on atrong bidding and
little corn waa found on top. Borne ling
corn waa let out on the high P"1'
value were well euetalned. July Corn
eponed at 8Vc and closed at 710.
Primary wneat recelpta were M7,0X) Hish
.1. and shipments were f
against receipt last year of 7(4,000 bushels
and shipments of 48.000 bushel.
Corn recelpta were 4A6.0U0 buahela and
shipment were uh,h.Wa,""i
recelpta last year of 718, (M buahela and
shipments of 1,110,080 buahela.
Clearances were none of corn, "one or
oat a. and wheat and flour equal to 247,000
b Llver'nord Mosed imiMHd higher on wheat
and M' Vd higher on corn.
Local range of optlona:
Article!. Open. 1 High. 1 Low. Clo. Bat y.
Wheat-I
July...
Sept...
Corn
July... Sept...
Dec...
Oat
Sept...
May...
87 Ml
82 K2HI
6PV4 71 m
69V, 71V
W M
3SH . rnl
41V, 41V,
87
88 7
82V, 82
7t
71 6H
67 66
J7H H
4ml 41V
M
41V.I
Omaha Cah rrlca.
k-hitaT-Vo 2 liard, 94rE96c; No. I hard,
2$5no . 4 hardi , 'rjj&cs W .prlng,
"cORN-No. 8. TOHc; No. 4. Tor- No. I yel
low, 70ig71o; No. 1 white, TWjRHc.
OATrWW 8 mixed, 48H-; No'
white, 49ici No. 4 white. 4Wc-
RT E j5o. J. 721 No. 8. 70Tie.
CHICAGO GHAH AND PROVISIONS
Featarea tot In Traalag aa Cloalnat
Prlrea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO.' July 1-Raln In Nebraaka
and , hUhw price.7 for wheat at the prin
cipal European market.
advance today In the loca wheat market
the Beotember delivery closing at net
Kalr. of 1H- Corn waa up 140. Oata were
lCliSc hlKhar. and pro,vl.lon. &37Vio
'-rhe'' wheat market 'wai atrong all day
w?tb thl eacepu'n ot ihort period during
th flr.t half hour, when a .light reaction
occurred on profit taking. An unexpected
advancV of more than Id at U?n?
. "he wet weather In Nebraaka brought out
an active demand at the opening and
"hroSghout the aea.l.m demand .howed
iW'-lSn of abatement white
the offering, were meager. Tha market
i"o waa buUlahly affected by the rength
of wheat at all fcuropean rnarket nljy
wwkly atatl.tlc. the world . 'h'P'!
bring only a little more than half thoea . of
the correapondlnir week a year ago whlla
the vlelble aupply dec re need 1,637.000 bu.
and the Itnomi on pa.eage
mo bu. The Crop reporta of the
Mlraourl and Ohio aleo Inaplred conalder
able buying. According, to official etatlatlca
the whetit cron In MUeOurl I. Pf1 "'j?',
than n montti agro and that In Ohio 8
potnta lower. The market cloeed trong.
feeptrmbcr opened W to fco Msher,
at'MHc .old off to 87c and then ad
vanced to S91.C. The cloee waa e 894?
. Clearance, of wheat ad flour wer
eiual to 847.000 bu. Prhrro5ipj: w ere
t?l "v bu." compared ilfnTTwJW .Wi.
or r.-tapondlng day a, year ago. Mnnf0l'ii
Duluth and Chicago reported recelpta of
eare. a.alnet 26 oara iaat eek and 69J
Etroi.fr cahrea. email receipt., the advance
the grjlng crop cawsed atrength In the
pr!ri Imorwt st the tof. September opened
'r'r -s i , ' nin.a(i at 7fla.n T
rolpB.Mtt cars, .with contract trade.
Hd corn. The mark-t waa alo buJMjhly
mriuencea oy iiib mium . Vt
ahowed deterioration of 17 point In the
condition of the crop during June. The
buvlne van led by ahort.. September
onehed to : Wta higher, at 41,3,
41e, advanced to and clo.e
Local receipt.. if ran.
. FPOViajuna werq hhyb ! ji
waa in especially aroou uwumi ""u
a murh greater gain than either lard or
rlbej The .market waa affected by an ad
vene" or Wiinfc In live hog. and by the
.trength In wheat and com. At the clo.e
September porK waa up t,.-yc
Lard waa be higher at 89.62'. Rib. were
Kc higher, at $8.85.
E.tlmated recelpta tomorrow: heat, 21
caj euro, . Jii ca;at., fcl car.; hoga,
The leading; future ranged a follow.
Arilc:. Oien. Hlgh. Low. Clo.e. Fr y
Wheat
July
Sept.
. aDec.
bDec.
, Corn
. July
bept.
De?.
May
Oata
( aJuly
bjuly
Xi-.
Way
Jork
, July
Beit
Oc.
July
Sept.
Oct.
Pi'-a-
Ju'y
tept.
Oct.
I87V4
87H
87H
(M)
88m
91
90
S97'0
8VU
73y 744
78
72
72
74
72
7S-S-HI
7OV
60HI
1V
I
4SJTH
61
74V,
4
48
48 V4
47'4
41V
4iH
4S4
41VWS
4i
43 V4:
rsiiiHi
42V
41
43
:44VaV
4"
46
II 66
16 68
16 6
16 90
16 80
IS 66
II 10
82H
16
8TH(
9 42V.I 9 86
9 47Vt
9 681 9 4,4
9 6 I 9 67V
8 86
9 TO
8 88
8 6:V4
8 75
8 82V,
8TTH
8 KlVal
S aOIJ. bNew.
Caah uuotatlona were a. follow.:
FLOl'R Bteady ; winter patent. 84."
4.46: atraia ita. 83.9i 04.10: aprUig patent,
l-.ktl.io. atraighta. ..f4.60, baker., -'.)
69
WHEAT No. t .prlng, 95C7c; No. 1 red,
t0t'lVc.
CCHN-No. I, 74671V; No. S yellow, 7Vto
i ATs'-No. S white. tWT57c.
' BAHLEV Fair to choice malting. 66
Ttr.
FtAXBrED No. 1 nortr.we.tern, ll.2S.
, PR VltfION8 Short rib atriea (looael
U .871,8.76. Meaa pirk. per bbl.. I16.CW
li.Ta. Lara, per 100 ibe., I 4.V4. Short clear
klde (boxea), s cok uo.
, Following were the receipt, and ahlp-
irent. or nour ana gram:
Receipt.. Shipment,
Flour, bbl....
Vheat, bu
Corn, bu
Cat, bu
Rye. bu
20.200
12.700
... 7,X)
...ru.ai
8.0 0
loco
197
4.30
1 00
liRrlev. bu..
81. MO
12. 0
On th Produce xchang today the butter
market waa eaey; cream.rtea, lVflilV;
falrte,. 174j'JV. tjtfra. firm; at mark, caeca
Include.!. 164pi4c: first.. If 4c; prim fn.t.
)!4c- Cheeae, ateady. KVall4o.
i Si. Leal. Grata Market.
" 8T. LOL'IS, July I WHEAT Higher;
track. No. I caah red. 9lti'j;c; No. 8 hard,
Hcc101; July. 874c; September. 87c.
CORN Higher; track. No. 1 caah. 744
75c; No. t white. T2juc; July. 740; Septem
ber, 724c.
1 OATS Higher; track. No. 1 caah. 624c;
Ni I white, 664c; September, 41 40.
v FLOL'R Dull ; red winter rtnta. 84. 41'
fi-4 66, extra fancy and straight. MCaaiH.-i;
Clear. $1J.17.
SUED Timothy, ateady; t3.00d60; new,
88. 16
. C(.rtNMEAt Steady; 83 .
. BRAN Firm; tacked, eaat track, 9Kc.
" HA V Cntlianaed; timothy, 88.011 18.00;
(H-alrW. 3IO.pll 6c
11 a 11 1TiN TIES ILOO.
. B. 'MNU rtte.
' J'T a-a'INB-tc.
. PI. . V;s-pork. higher; tobblng.
risk Ird.Thee;. prim steam. 18.87VI
j.1- Lii iM meat. ttady; UiJted, extia
18 70 II 70
16 I 16 W
u 7Mi 16 rs
I
42l 46
1 to no
62V M
8 74 I 70
8 TTVi 8 87H
8 96 8 8U
ehnrt. t?(v; clear rll, 1 87W; short cleara,
IP Jf. Hacon. steady; boxed, extra short.
WK,'4, clear ribs, lit TS; ahort cleara, t'.ftWj.
POULTRT W eak ; chickena c, sprlnat
lVijIkc; turkeys, llffllc; duck, 7c; geese,
&c
BUTTER-Bteady; rramrv. lSfitzHc.
EUQft Hteady a'. 13V. ce co int.
Receipt.. Shipment.
Klour. pMb 13.1 t."
Wheat, hu Va 24.tal
CVirn. li lfll.rvo
Oats, bu 77 .000 41.O0
SKW YORK tilCRAL MA.1KET
Feare of Ike TradlaaT wad Cloalaa;
Price oai l.eadlaat t'omnaodttlea,
NEW YORK, July ..-FLOUR Recelpta,
89.U8 bbla. export.,, 2.8S2 bbla.; market
quiet but firm. Mlrjieeota patent., lo.2t.ft
6.66; winter .traMhta. 84 U-34 J6; Mmneant,
baker., 84.064 60: winter extra. 8S.4ig
4.1; winter pMenta. 84 4.76: winter low
gradea, 88 SR .S0. Rye flour, quiet; fair to
good. 84 2S4.eo; choice to fancy. 84 M 00.
Corn meal, firm; fine white and yellow,
fLj1.86: coaree, 91.A5; kiln dried. $186.
RYE Dull; No. 2 we.tern, 83Vkc f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipt., 79,000 hbl.. : export..
red. 99cJi$1.00 elevator; and P9S f- o.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 81.194 f.
o. arioat; ro. z nara winter, n.ii'i 1. o.
anoai. xunian crv eo itiiieiiti
atartea aome neavy covering u.t wh
cent per buahel. There wa more or le
reaming on tne Duipre. nui near ine cm
pruea again advanced on atrong 01111 an
....- a.. rtnollw ll'.fMILr rt Mehi
July. V,iaWc, cloeod, 994c; September
... . .. . . , . . r . . v.. Q" (j.1 1 . ,,
cloeed, Wi4o.
CORN-Recelpta, 68,000 bu. Spot market
atrong; No. 2, 82c, nominal, elevator and
tU4c, nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Option mar-
th wheat atrength and amaller rec-lpis.
cloalng 4c net ntajner; Juiy cioaen i
Bepiemoer. ( " tv
OAT8 Receipt., 175.6( bu.; pot market
firmer; mixed, M to S pound. 5.VuMk:;
1 1.1. o . ,9 iaKiOOC:
IWLUIVI nunc, . 'J - ' " ' -
clipped white, pounila, SoOOc.
ljuiei; .late c""""',
tivc vi.iip: 4fric: Pacific coaat 19tf,
6ac; 1H06, 3i6c.
H1DKS-Steady: Bogota. lR418c; cep
tral America, l4c. .
LEATHEJR Firm ; acid. W"c
iuiiviairVH neef. firm: family. i.io
Ibl7.60; meaa, 14.o.' 1S.50; beef hame. 8Z7.00
2.0U; packet, i.'tno-"'. . -meaa.
814.0i'aC6.00. Cut meate, firm; pickled
bcllle., 8'allo; pickled hama, H4.(ri-'c.
Lard, irtrong; weatern, .6wan. (; reuneu.
firm continent. 89.90; S. A V,01,
POUnu, BNlC. rum. ni., - 1, , ,i
1H.R0; .hort clear, 1.75& 18.00; me... I18.J6
tins 60.
UK-it aioortv: domeatlc fair to extra,
3i4c; Japan, nominal. ,,.,.
TALlJW-bMy; a
RinTER Ea.ler; creamery .pedal,
rufiffilic; extra. 2g'lZc; third to
to flneet, 18ac; procea.. third to
pecial. 15'214c; we.tern imiiauun
'VHEESFSteady: tate. full "earn .pe-
clala 11H124c; '"tiiZZ'
11c; Urge, 104o; good to prime, 9Valoc,
l'0FOOSFIrn; etate. Penn.ylvanla and
nearby fancy .elected white. 24 Jr26c ; . good
to choice, ziwic; orown '
2t&e; good to choice, mc; grn
Official price: Flr.t., 174&18c; .econda,
"JSr.V. .T.--rs ...A An- western .DrlnaT
rVL ".-Ti:. . ...1."". i7- wi.T
chicken., jdwc: iumej,
WEATHER IS THE GRAIW BELT
I.Utem to th Man "Fair for Twee-
day."
OMAHA. July 6, 190JL
Bvjr iiiunuwi wi hi- v m . rain
fall, occurred at point. In the
a 1 A a- nrtlnmnii at f1 lnrlgl
central portion.. i y'""-"-' . ' V "i
fell; z.iO.at AaniaJio, a. do v - -
. V,J t.i. j Tk. .n at Omaha wa.
1.88 lnchea. Bhower. continue In th Ml.-
eourl and upier iniaaiaaiupi
. .. I Kiwi, nraallira. W 1 1 rl
morning. ; .
clear weather, overlie th northweat and
will mova over tne cenirei
th next twenty-four hours. The feather
j , . - a,.. av8 , e eatr lean Vll fl
win - prouatoiy -cooler
In thla vicinity tonight, followed by
fair ana eiowiy nmiia ikiiwiii
leporie irum 7 . ..... --
miealne" thi morning on account of
wires nown.
umana recuru wi itsiiii-.
i.iinn mmnira with th coriesDondtng day
u,'l.. l.niuriliira . ... 62 61
preolpltatlon . T -00
. -Normal Temperainre iot wujr
Exceaa In precipitation .ince March 1, 2.87
TWiAuncv mnrreannndlnr Period In 1107,
i .01 incnea. . . .
Deficiency corre.pondlng perioa in ismi.
a.u juvuee. .
L. A. WEUSH, Local r omainr,
Corm aad Wfceat Heart oa Balletla.
For the twenty-four hour, ending at 8
a. m., 76th meridian time, Monaay, juiy ,
1908:
Temp. Rain
Station.. Max. Mln. fall.
Bky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Clear
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
' Cloudy
Raining
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
A.hland, Neb 90 63 . 70
Auburn. Neb 90 66 .11
Brok'n B'w. Neb, 89 63 v .84
folumbug, Neh... 93 6 9 4.51
Falrbury, Neb.... 9) 65 .00
Fairmont. Neb... 98 60 J.t
Ur. Ialand. Neb... 93
Hartlngton, Neb 88
Haatlnga, New... 97
Ho.dregB, Neb.... 96
Oakdale, Neb 87
Omaha. Neb 90
Tekamah, Neb.... 92
Alta, la 88
Carroll, la f9
Clarlnda, la 91
Bibley, la 79
67
66
8.04
.84
3
.66
.58
1.88
1.37
.80
.61
.36
.66
1.40
67
66
64
64
64
69
64
63
66
68
tSloux City, la... 88
Raining
Not Included In average. tMlnlmum tern
peratur for twelve-hour period ending at
a. in.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Station. Max. Mln. lnchea.
Chicago, 111 26
Col urn bu, O....V18
lea Moin., Ia.... 11
Indlna,pola, Ind.. 13
Kanaaa City, Mo.. 21
1 oulavllle, Ky 17
Mloneapoila, Minn. 29
Omaha, Neb ..14
St. Louie, Mo 13
88 68 .to
88 68 .01
88 4d .31
88 68 .00
90 68 .02
88 70 .02
78 48 .18
90 . eo 1.2a
90 ' 70 U
Kx.eaaive rain, occurred Sunday night in
Nebraaka and we.tern Iowa, with lighter
rain, in all other except th St. Loula
Chicago and Indlanapoll. dl.tiict. Much
warmer weather prevailed Sunder' in th
we.tern portion.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Kaatai Ottr Ural a aad Provtalon.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July l-WHEAT-I'ncnanged;
July, 86c; September, 83o;
December, 86V; caah: No. 2 hard, 93c
4i m; ko. I hard, y4igwjc; No. I red, w4
voe; io. 1 red, wotrac.
CORN L'nchantied to Wo hlarher: July. 71c
September, Ssc; December, 614c; caah: No.
I mixed. .S'V; NO. t mixed, lc; JNo
i white. 80c: No. 8 white. TJjTie-.
OATS I'nohanged ; No. 2 while. 484960c;
No. 1 mixed, 4uVu4bc.
RYE J4fr75c.
HAY Steady : choice timothy, 19 0060 60
choice prairie. 9.ixya9 26.
BL'TTER Steady ; creamery, 21c; pack
ing atock, 19c.
tXiUS 40 hltcher; fre.h extra, 174c; cur
rent recelpta, 14c.
Recelpta. Shipment..
Wheat, bu 1S1.0OO 7i.ur
torn, bu 4vJ0 18.tt)
Cat., bu 8. CUD 2,0-11
Philadelphia Pradaea Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6. BUTTER
Bteady; extra we.tern Creamery, 244
nearby print.. 26c.
EQOS Firm: Pennsylvania and other
nearby firm. 19c at mark; current receipt.
In returnable case, lac at mark; weatern
firata, 19c at mark; ourrent receipt,
lac at market.
CHEESE Dull; New York full cream
choice, llc; fair to good, 114jU4c.
Liverpool Grata Market.
I4VERPOOU July 4. WHEAT Spot
No. 2 red extern, winter, eaay, 1. jd; No
1 California, ateady. "a 7d; future, steady
July. 7 S4d: September, 7. 4d; December
T lSd.
CORN Spot, firm; New Amerlc.n. kiln
dried. IS..1. old American mixed. 6 SVd
futurea, firm; July, 6 6d; September, 6
34d.
Mlaneanolle Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 6 WHK.T-July,
l U14; September, 94 c ; No. 6 hard, U la
No. I rnrthern, II 11; No. I northern 81.11
No. 1 northern. $U4 ij 1.084.
FRAN In bulk. I'.7.7fcal8 00.
FLOl'R Market advanced lOo for patent
and flr.t cleara. First patent. 1& 'zC 60
aecond patent. 868UUI46: flrat clear.
4.364.46; aecond Clear. M6ioJ0.
P aorta Market.
PEORIA. 11L. July CORN-HWher; No
I yellow. 76c; No. 8. 714c; No. 4, T14; no
grade, w4o.
OATS Higher; No. I whit. na4c; No
WH13KY-I1 a
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Spring? Into Some Degree of
Energy and Animation.
VALUES RISE ON HEAVY BUYLNQ
Steel Mill Heaame Work aad K amber
of Idle Frelaht Car De
crease Bond Art
Irregalar.
NEW YORK. July 6-The stock market
today threw orf the lethargy In which It
wa bound last week and atnana into aome
degree uf energy and animation. 'I lie day .
ir.naarllona rose to a larger total than haa
been touched for a month peat. Thefe wa.
no direct development in tne day a news to
account for the change In form, and It waa
attributed to Inference drawn by an ele
ment of speculative operators from the re
cent action of the market, and which en
couraged an embarkation In commitment.
or .onie magnitude.
The feature moat remarked for aome time
past ha. been the paucity of offerings of
stock, at all atagea, which left the price
level little affected In srtte of the almoet
absolute stagnation of the demand. From
line 11 was neoucea mat it would ne easy
to advance price, bv couraKoue and well-
directed effort and a moderate accumula
tion of holdinga. Such an accumulation
waa evident today, accompanied by deter
mined bidding ud of uricea In lta wake.
often renewed after occasional pausea.
which denoted that the aupply of stocks of
fered at the advanced levels waa still
scanty. It did not appear that there was
any growth of general demand for stocks,
the recent Inert market having given little
encouragement to any speculative demand
from outside sources. A feature of the
day's dealing was the large orders com
ii from single sources, the number of
buying orders for lO.miO share, and upward.
In different stocks attracting much notice.
In the bond market there wa. a perceptible
buying that wa. believed to come from In
vestment sources, and thla, although In
moderate volume. In behalf of the rise, that
the resistance of the market to the prostra
tion of the demand and to the uncertainties
In the outlook had determined the likelihood
that the clearing up of uncertainty, would
be followed by a rise. With the arrival of
the week for the democratic convention and
the definite foreshadowing of it choice.
It was believed that some share of the hes
itation In financial affair, growing out of
the douhta over the political future would
be dlsntpated. It la expected that with the
publication of the government report on
grain crop conditions on Wednesday, an
other step will be measured In tlie reading
of the future over that important question.
It wag the arrival at a defined ODinlon on
these general element of Ihe situation,
which It Is believed prompted the new op
erations In the day's market on the part
of groups of professional or habitual oper
ators of the larger class.
Money market both here and abroad
gave evidence of the renewed relaxation
following the July settlement. Discount,
were quotably lower In foreign money mar
ket, and the prevailing call loan rate here
waa 14 per cent, with manifest pressure
to place funds. There was a sharp advance
In the Ixmdon copper market and the min
ing and smelting stocks were conspicuous
In the day's advance. Large reaumptlons
In the ateel mills in the Pittsburg district
were a helpful factor. Another reduction
In two weeks ended June 24 of 36.696 in the
number of surplus freight car was con
templated with much satisfaction. The re
turn to service of Idle freight cars since
the maximum out of service on April 29
has now reached the Imposing figure of
100,307, leaving, however. 313.298 cars still
Idle. The American Jtatiway association
also notea that 20 to 28 per cent of the
latest decreaae la accounted for by retire
ment of "bad order" cars which are sent
to repair .hop. and make way for rc
emnlovment of Idle cars.
Bond, were Irregular. Total sale, par
value. 81.914.000. United State. 2a declined
ZVi per cent on call.
Numwr or sales and quotation, on tne
Stock exchange were a. follows:
Hal. Hiin. ixw. lio
Amalgamated dripper .
so, too
l.
too
500
M
674
7
4
as 14
America C. A F
Am. O. F. pM
American Cotton Oll..t.
Am. H. h. pfll
S5U.
M
s'
os
nvi
Am. loe Securltlea
Am. UneMd Oil
400 171k
ioi 'itii
Am. Locomotive
34
Am. IjoeoinoUve pfrj....
Am. 8. A R
70rt Ml 10114 101
4 MVi 814
Am. 8. A R- p(4
Am. anaan Raflnlnx...
Am. Tobarco pfd
American Trooletl
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchlann
Atohlaoa pM
Atlantic Coaat Una...
inn 10a
imai mi
l.ion 157
is 1274
70
' 5TK1
,KX1
234
42
904
n
41
. U4
IS
04
8S'i
86
43
1I4
th
M
115
41
4
274
8I-4
M'i
44
14
m4
344
U
H44
14
34
as
133
1.124
60
1294
U4
8a
10
M
224
164
a3
IS
IO04
18
IS
lo4
48
28
Baltimore Ohio
Bal. Ohio ptd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr. ...
Canadian Paclfla
Central Leathar
Central Leather pfd...
Central of New Jcrear
Cheaapeake A Ohio..,.
Chlcaso Ot. W .1.
Chicago A N. W. .....
C . M. 4t Ft. P
c . r., cts. l
Oolorado T. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A 80. lat pM ...
Colo. A Bo. Id pfd
Onneolldated Oaa
Corn Product.
tlalawar A Ifttdaon...
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Planner Securitlee .
Erie
Erie let pfd
Brie zd pfd
General Electric
Ot. Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore ctf,.
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper ..
Int. Paper pfd
Int. pump
Iowa Central
Kaunas Cltr 80
K. C. 80. pfd
Lonlnrllla A N
Meilcan Central
Minn. A W. L
M , at. P. A 8. 8. M..
Mlaeourl Pacific
M . K. A T '
M., K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central
N .. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Peanarlvaala
People's Oa,
P . C. C. A St. L
Preeeed ateel Car
Pullman Palace Car....
Rallwar Iteel Spring..
Reading
Republio Rteel
Republic Sieel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd...
I. U A 8. T. Id pfd.
St. Loet 8. W
at. L. 8. W. pfd
M4
e-114
104 H
4(4
10
414
1
4
J3i
134
Tlu
1
1BI
1 S44 844
fv,
.103,100 nai, 114
11
300 t
184
l4
6'
16
70i
l."0
sue
61"
1
P4
an
14
4
4
'M4
117
1T
44 Uj
3
4
111
VI
16
100
1 1,000
16,400
M4
MS
114
184
874
117
17
Bloae-aiieffleid 8. A
Southern Paelfte ...
Bo. Pacina pfd
80. Railway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper .....
Teaaa A Pacific
T.. (4. U A W
T , at. L. A W. pfd...
t'nlon Pacific
Vnion Pacific pd
V. 8. Rubber. .
V. Rubber let pfd..
V. 8. Steel
U. a ateel prd
I'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Coemleal
Va -Caro. Cham. pfd...
Wabeah
Wabaefe pfd
Weetlnghouae Electric
Wetern Vnlon
) 117V,
17V
600
4(
,9
Hi
134
354
18
44
. 1.000 444 434
.114.100 14SV, 1464
14"
62
4
100
!O0
44
44
M
44ie
h'4
34
ll 144 10114 104,
i.maI I4V aa at
100
. l0
1
JO0
K-4
B
64
86
II
12
64
644
124
IS
ae
4
IS
w A L. e
Wleconalu Central
Tjtal aale for tea day. S0,g etoaraa.
Boston tcks and Road.
BOSTON, July 8. Money, call loans, itf?
I per cent; time loans, Jn4 per cent
Closing quotations on itocai ana twnas:
Atrhlaoa a1J
II Bingham
do 4a
Atrhteon R. R
do pfd
Boatoa A Albany...
Itoaton A Maine....
lloetca Elevated ...
Pttchbur. pfd
N T . N. H. A H
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Arge. Chem...
do pfd
Am. Pnea. Tube...
Aaoer. Sugar
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
Am. Woolen pfd...
Poanlnion I. A S. ..
Ediaoa Elec Ilia ..
Central Electrie ..
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Maea. Oaa
t nlted Kralt
tatted S. M
do pfd
V. A Meal
do pfd ,
Adventure
Allouea
Amal.ameled
Atlantic
Bid.
.. KS Cal. A Hecla ...
. . la Centennial
. . 614 Copper Han.e ..
.. llaly Went
.141 Pranklla
. .13JOranby
. 12S lale Hoale
. .1J5 Maaa Mining ...
..I4h Michigan
.. S3 Mohawk
.. 67 Mont. C. A C...
.. 6 Old Dominion ...
..in Oereola
.116 Parrot
.. n Quiacy
.. 68 Shannon
.. It Tamarack
. Trinity
.114 I'mied Copper ..
.. I V. 8 Mining
.. 44 V. S. Oil
. . 44 I'ta
.141 Victoria
., 84 W'lnona
.. 36 Wulrerine
.. 64 North Butte
,.lt Butte Coalmen .
.. 4 Nevada
.. 60 Cal. A Aritoaa..
.. 4eAr1aoaa Com. ...
.. 144 Greene Cananaa
. Ski
.. M4
.. 104
..
.. 7
.. J04
4V
.. 4
.. a
.. 40
.. 64
..104
.. 34
.. 17
134
.. 4
.. la
.. 4
.. 86
.. 85
.. 42
"
... 64
..lit
:: 25
.. U4
..106
.. IM
... W
Tiaas.ry ttateaaeat.
WA8HTNOTON. Jnir Today'. - state
ment uf th treasury balances in th gen-
4,100 824 1
""'too 'ti"
100 I4 874
'4' 609 'ii'i 'iiii
l.rVO lli 14
tno K4 26
'lino '414 'ioii
m 44 4
IBS 1F.1
U.50) 134 1344
".m 'ri4
J. M0 114 304
"'ini) 'wii 'iftii
100 1R.14 125
100 l4 l4
100 140 160
'"iiie 'u "i4
l.f0 19 16
" iiio 'jii, '244
100 134 184
ll.ono in HIH
l.xn 604 cist
l.Stlfl 130 1281.,
400 114 114
. ,' I'.H 81
too 104 10
'" 'iiiii "u"
" ioo io64 ioi"
"'ioi 'tii, 'iriii
ioo 104 10
lino 4 484
1,000 284 17
ioj'oo '74
1 VK) 1044 losv,
10. (r 41 404
tm 704 70
1.(0 64i 4
).7) 134 U74
100 25 U
l.eo i4 in
x W4 :
eral fund, exclualve of the ll.Vi 000 noo gold
reserve ahows: Available r,h balance.
1233. VS. 384. gold coin t,d bullion. 8-14.4W.IV:
gold certificates. 812.446 h'.
York caf Market.
NFW IORK, Juiy PRIME MKR-
CANTIT.K PAPFR-eW'ii'4 per cent.
FTF.RI.INtt KXL'HANMK Pteadv with
actual bnalneaa In banker' Ml), at 14. "7
for demand, and at 14 S70I 4 8580 for
sixty day bills. Commercial bills, 14.884
MKT ALU Bar, silver. 84c: Mexican dol
lars. 4 4c.
BONDS Government, steadr: railroad.
Irregular.
MONET ON CAl.ly Easv; 14514 pee
cent: ruling rale. 14 per cent; closing
bid 1 per cervl; offered at 14 per cent.
li.Mrj ijtiArss r.asy ; sixty days, laia-l
per cent; ninety days, 2ff'.'4 per cent; six
montns, 34 per cent.
I losing quotation, on bonds were as fol
low a :
V. 8 ref la, res-
. . 14 Hoc V,l 4a..
,.:n.1 Int. Met. 44a. .
..100 i. A N. nnl. 4a.
..1004 Man. c. t 4a
..LSI Met Central 4a.
.127', i1o 1M inc
.. 7r M. A 8t. L. 4a
.100 M . K. A T. 4a
.. io j
IH
.. It
.. M
.. M
.. I'.
.. 14
.. !
.. 64
. . 83
do couoon
t. 8. It. rcg
do coupon
V. 8. 4a, ref,
do cnunon
Am. Tubacco 4,....
do 6
Atchleon gen. 4a....
do art, 4a
do cv. 4s
do cv. fte
.. . N R. R. of V 4a 6'
.. 1 N. Y C. 8a ?
..ioo, N. J. C (. a. .
.. 61 No Pacific 4a...
.. t4 do
..1!1
..101
Atlantic C U 4a...
Bal. A tlhlo 4a
do 8a
. . 1 N. A W. r 4a 644
.. 71 O. S. L. rfng. 4a .... HI
. .1"4 Prnn. rv. 3a 1416. .. ?
. . fl do ro. 4a 101
.. 411 Reading gen. 4, 17
Brk. R. T. cv. 4a..
Central of Oa. 6a..
do let Inc
do Id ino
do 3d Inc
,-Kap or l-ul-A tie 1W
loou'st. L. A 1. M. c Sa.lna
St. L. A 8 P. fa. 4. 64
chea. A Ohio 44a
Chicago A A. Ia.
c. U a Q. n. 4a ...
.. St. L. S W. c Am., a.",
C. R. I. A P. 4... 2 Heahoard A. L. 4e... M
Aj P. 4a... 2 "Sa hoard A. L. 4a.
do col. (a SI, Bo. Pacific 4a an
do rfda. 4a 811 4n l,t qi
tft'. A gt. L. g. 4s. 84 So. Rallwar fx loo
Colo. Ind. Kb ...
a"Texaa A P. la 107
61 St. L. A W. 4a.. 71
a! t'nlon Pacific 4e 101
! do cv. 4a S-4
W V. fl Steel 3d 6a .
81 Wahaah la 104
62 Weatern Md. 4a 71
T W. AV L, R. 4a 67
Colo. Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4a
Del. A H. cv. 4a...
T. A R. O. 4a
Erie p. I. 4a
do aen. 4a
Japan 4a
do 4a
do Id aerie
Hid. Offered.
r4 Wle. Central 4a 61
6N. T. N. H AH. C 4a.. 1074
London Cloalaa; Stork.
Closing quotations on stocks were
Conenla. money 67 M , K. A T
.. 244
..106
.. 704
.. 61
.. 414
.. 64
.. 6
.. 684
.. 17
.. 44
.. at
..Ito
.. 86
.. I
..104
.. II
.. 23
.. 124
do account I7' N. V. Central
Anaconda 8 Norfolk A w
Atchleon 64 do pfd
do pfd 64 Ontario A W
altlmore A Ohle.... 60 Pennavlvanfa ....
Canadian Pacific 164 Rand Mlnea
Chea. A Ohio 41 Reading
Chicago Gt. W Southern Rallwae
C, M. A 8t. P 167 do Ptd
Da Bo re 10 Southern Paclfla
D- A R. 0 36 t'nlon Pacific ...
do Bfd ..1 61 do nfd
trie 1U. S. Steel
do let pfd 86 do pfd
do Id pfd 16 Wabaah
Grand Trunk IS do pfd
Illlnoia Central 1llSnanlah 4a
Loulavllle A N 107" Amal. Conner
R6
SILVER Bar, steady flftd per ounce.
"ionr.1 wtt, per cent.
The rate of dlacnunt in the nun mtrir.1
for short bills I 14 per cent; for three
iiiumua ouis, i per cent.
New York Mlnln Stock.
vrw vno v T,.t.r a ct.i..
...... . uut.r ... ..., Blltg IJUUin LIUUS
00 milling eiocH were:
alien
.260 l.eedvllle Con.
.. i
.. 8
.. 43
..475
..266
.. 18
..176
.. 47
Breere
Brunswick Con
Com. Tunnel Mock..
tim. Tunnel bonda.
Con. Csl. A Va ,
6 Little chief ....
1 Mexican
35 Ontario
II Onhl,
66 Small Hopes
Horn Silver
60
Standard
Yellow Jacket .
Iron Stiver
.100
Offered.
Bank Clearing-.
OMAHA. Jlllv 8 Rank rlenrlne-e V.r tn.
day were 12,632.871.06 and for the corre.-
ponaing aate last year 81,979.827.81.
Metal Market.
- - - - w.v, wui.t v. j rji aljb n iin tne
exception of spelter and fore'gn, metal
market, wer firmer today. Tin advanced
6s to 12i 6s for spot and 128 10 for
7 . . .. "". lne rnaraet. wa. niglier,
at 2,.374fi'27.8l'4. hut quiet. Corper In Lon-
finn arlvanrtarl 1 Tte m 1 n o m ,
and 57 15 for futures. No chniurn whs
Ponnrtflrl Iwin Has T ok. A.1 1 a. aTTea , , .
a'uiiri invniir, lti l C I'lKFintx; rlX ) l 07(v
J27, electrolytic at $12.371 2.6?H and rut-
insT At SJ) JKffTl 1 o K e. J at
1 31. to 12 1C. It wm dull locally and
. c.aJi,J,?m8rk',t wa du" nl unchanged
at tf.A.tO. Iron In London declined 14d
to 61. 14d for Cleveland warrant.: Stand
ard foundry waa quote at - 4. d. The
local marlfAt w - n ..... , , .
No. 1 foundry northern. 116.5017.00; No
1 northern 115. 76316.26; jfo' 2 southern and
- iidmi (9111 l,' inn.rrjl (m
a.TiJr01'1 Juiy ?-MBTALS-Lead dull
at $1.30; spelter dull at M30..,
Cotton Market.'
NEW TflRIf T,,lv I nnTnn n....
onened ataadv- ink- a rjr. kij. a .
9.6, c; December. 9.01c; January, .02c; Feb-
t . e.iw. iiiu; jvinrcn, s.uie. bid.
cv junit juiy j.-spot, cotton
r ntt m ii mi I at - in .ntM. .....
upland.. 11 30c; middling gMlf, 11.86c;
NEW ORLEANS, July . COTTON
B..,,eaiy Jown on all e;rBd0s;
middling, U l-16c; sale. 860 bales. Futures
'o"w: July, lo.92c: Auguat,
10 91c: September. 40c: October, 9.10c; No
vember. 9.02cr rw,mH.- aoo... .
.01c. '
BT. T-DI'TB -Tniw a i-rfp-,T r...,,
Inactive; middling, llc;' no sales, recelp.
. ..tliiciiia, 84.tt rv, AD.IIO OaiPB.
Olla and RoilB.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Julv .rirT rvnit ki
anrfR 11 7S Rim. 9Q TTtt kkl ea
??I2aba?l!- ,nPrarjt81 bbl.. average!
SAVANNAH. Gte., July .-ROSLN-Plrm:
salea, 3,661 casks. A. H and C, IJ.753i2.85-
833.76; I. $4.10; K. 85 26; M. JS.: n!
.io; w. O., o.46: W. W.. MM.
NEW YClRKV Tu1 -kiT a -.. .
- - j ' . -j.- .uiiuuarra
oil, llrm; prime crude. SSo. nomine i ,i
vw'. 48r; Petroleum, steady; refined' New
York. M 7F.- Phi l..ai.,v,i. j t.. .....
aTJ?Mbui?' tiM- Tufintlna quiet; 43c.
food W "trained, common to
Saiar and Mlaaea.
c.NEWv.Y0Ri?-. Ju,Jr -BUOAR-IUw.
firm TISile raf I uln- I HKMU.. . . .
oj . . . . - ceniniugaa,
J5 'est. 4.8984.42c ; molasrea .ugar. 8.84'
T X- ' V. " ! ,l' no. q, h.ooc; No. 7.
4 9s; No. 8, 4.MV-; No. 9. 4.f-6c; No 1CL
4.7Sc: No. 11 A-.e-- v ti . i,
4.60,-: No. 14. 4.65c; confectioner.1' A. 6.76c;
a tivt - ' I I c.ul ,OBr' 8 cru.hed,
M?T' Cowdr"1. ! granulated. 40c;
MOLASbEB-Qulet: New Orle.n. open
kettle, good to choice, 2?g4tc. 1
Vlalble faaple- of Grain.
SRW Tnnif tniu a rri.- ..i,t,
. .. ........ . vieiQio auppiy
of srreln Ralnnlav T.,i., . ,
-- -. : .. . vr " wiTipiiea oy
the New York Produce exchange, waa a.
fn nwa- Ttrl,.., 14 eo- AAA L .
: -ij,o..'M; du., aecreaae
1 Ka" oral v,, . fs . '
nmri.. ' . ", aecreaae,
itl.OOO bu.; oat., 2.7:4.000 bu.. decrease 847-
, ijn, iov..j,v du., increase, ss.tajo bu. :
"v ii.wj uu., uecrease, li.uuu bu.
CofTee Market.
NEW TORK. July i-COFFEE-Puture.
ci.ia.-u nieatiy, net unrnanged to 10 point
iow'r; 1S0l)0 b8. Including July at
.-, oemrmoer, iuc; lecember, "tOTic:
May, 6 0f'a6.1c. Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio
6 6-lfic; No. 4 Santoa, B1c. Mild, quiet; Cor
dova, ItfiliHc.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John Musselman and wife to Chris
tian Musselman, lot 4, blook 8. Ken
dall's addition and the undivided V
lot. I and 2. block J. McCormlck'a
2d addition
County treaauier to Albert A. Lamor
eaux. lot i6, blot k 6. Baker place..
Albert A. Lamoreaux and wife to
Kred E. Dlefendorf. same
George Giles and wife to Joseph Buraa
nV, lot 11. block 41. South Omaha..
Jamea E. Gibbon, and wife to Vaclav
J. Pake., lot. 6. 8. 8. Rosalind place
City of Omaha lo Aaron Wolf, atrip
30 feet wide east of .14 lot 1. bloc
48. Original Cliy of Omaha
Harry J. Stirling and wife to Char
lotte K. Grave., lot 19, block 2, Or-
750
cnara mil
County trea.urer to Continental Trut
Co., lot 13, block 17, Wilcox 2d addi
tion ar.d other land
2,660
John H. Routon and wife to Chaa
H. Chrl.tianaen, lot 17, block 17,
Bedford place
Th Natlor.nl Land Co. to KatU Lin
gonner. lot 20. block 28. West aide
City of Omaha to J. A. Crelghlon Real
Estate A Trust Co., part tax lot
28, section 28, 15, 13
D. V. Sholea Co., et al to Michael
Buralk and wife, lot IS, Sholea' ub-
2.2&0
75
diviaion , ftf)
Samuel Harding and wife to John A.
Johnaon. lot 4. block 13. iRoae Hill.. 10
11. j. urov, ana wire to Kugen M.
Caldwell, . lot 8. block l Halcyon
Height , 1.800
tana H. Klrarnettdn and wife to H.
H. Noyea, lot 4, block I. Kountae
flac r. l.tM
Total
114.011
0MAfla LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing: Cattle of All Kinds Higher,
with Feeder. Weak.
HOGS ACTIVE, TEN CENTS HIGHER
atieea anal l.amhe In Moderate Re
ceipt aad Active Sellers at Ad
raarf of Tea to Fifteen
Centa Over Friday.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 6, 190
Receipt wire. Cat lie. H-,. Siieen
Kstlmated Monday 1.60
Ksme day last eek 1:137
2.S'
3,l
6.249
6.8.0
12,h8
..81
8 2 2
ftAltt
3 6-2
4. 790
Same day 2 weeks ago.. 2.6V7
Same day 3 weeka ago.. 1 edi
Same day 4 weeks ao.. 6 2H1
Same day I. at year. .. 3,676
.'4
8,124
The following table shows the recelpta of
cattle, hog. and sheep at South Omaha
tor tno year to date, compared wun last
year;
19ut. 1907 Inc.
Pec.
Catlle 4,TT,!So 672,6
134.700
Hogs 1.881.2.10 L:6.P7J 176.2&8
Sheep W7.121 834.017
128. (W6
stock
The official number of car. of
brought Ira today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs, pneep
Chicago i'6 121
Mlnneapoll. 482
Omaha 223 42 18
Duluth 84
The following table ehowa the average
price of hog et South Omaha for the last
Severs I day, with comparlaona:
Date. I 1908. 1907. 11808. 1906. lltkH. 108. J1802.
June 22...
( 7SV4J
6 K8H
June 3..
June 24...
8 81
6 87
June 26..
June 26...
5 834
June 27..
6 8i
e
5 rs
6 02W
June 28..
June 28..
June 30..
July 1.
July 2..
6 SDVk
8 87
6 Of A.
July
July
8.
4..
July
6.
July 6..
8 17
Sunday. wHollday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today bv each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheeptl r s.
C, M. & St. P
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. A N. W., eaat...
C. N. W.. west...
C ft. P.. M. A O..
C, B. A Q., eaat...
C, B. A Q west...
6 81 6 S3 6 13 6 07j 6 84
8 3 6 15 6 08 t 78 7 49
S3 j 6 6 Hi 6 67 7
6 Ko 8 36 6 16 6 ki 7 6
6 83 30, 6 18 6 70 7 61
6 82i 43! 6 2 6 14 5 66 7 64
6 86 1 441 t 30 6 11 7 66
6 82) 6 47 t r 5 05 8 87
I 8 46 6 171 6 Obi 6 56 7 68
6 84 6 23 6 13 6 60 1 7 64
6 M 6 48 6 18 6 66 7 64
6 76 6 48 1 6 29 6 61 7 61
6"79 e':'6r'2B 7o4
t 79 6 42! 6 26 I 6 27 6 66
3 1
7
7 9 16 36
1
6 21 8
1 4
6 2 .. 8
41 15
71 52 IB 47
Total receipt.....
The dlsno.itton of the dav's recelnta was
a. follows, ench buyer purchasing the num
ber uf head Indicated
Catle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omiha Packing Co...
244 4H4 43S
311 G!H (CC
8K3 216 l,3o9
113 7.13 S0
1.18
66
4
177
45
2
IS
27
7
8
i .... 2ta
218
107
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co....,
Armour & Co
Cudahy. from K. C
Cudahy, from Lxenver.
Vansant A Co
Carey A Benton
Ibman & Kolhcnild..
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son ,
F. P. I.ewla
J. B. Root A Co ,
H. Bulla
Other buyers ,
Lay ton Packing Co....
Wesmlth
Sullivan Flio.
Totals 1.661 2.432 3,615
CATTLIl Receipt of catti this morning
were light, only sixty-seven car. being re
ported In. Among the arrival, wa. quite
a sprinkling of we.terna.
There were hardly enough beef ateer. on
.al thi. morning to make a teat of values
or to establish a market. What few there
were .old at prices that looked a little
higher than Friday, at leait Km lie higher.
The offering, were well taken early In the
morning, everything being .old and weighed
up at an early hour.
Cows and heifer, were In fair demand
and the few here sold quit readily at
prices generally considered 10c timber than
last week. A bunch of we.tern spayed
heifers sold up a. high as 15.00.
Htookera and feeders were very alow and
weak, there being a lack of country de
mand. A bunch of westerns sold up a hlgii
as 64.76.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers 87.00137.60; fair to good corn-
fed steers, lo.Md'i.oii. common to fair corn
fed ateer., $4 50(6.76; good to choice cow.
and heifer. 84.264i6.26; fair to good cow.
and heifers, 43 !H34 26; common to fair cow.
and heifer.. 82. 11413. 60; good to choice
atocker. and feeder., I4.50if6.00; fair to
good stockers and feedera, 3.7Ti4.fx: com
mon to fair atocker. and feedera, 83.003. 75;
lock heifer., 8Z.753K.b.
Representative .ale.:
BEEF STEERS.
He. A. rr. He. At. Vt.
It 1141 I 00 60 Muu 7 00
1 716 t 76
COWS.
1 661 I 60 18 I 16
1 1070 I 60 6 666 6 60
6 826 I ) 2 10U0 I 60
t 676 I 60 1 66 I 76
1 1OT1 I 00 U 170 1 T6
6 1060 I 00 1O01 4 00
1 l I 0 8 1U6 4 18
t 640 I 16
STOCK HEIFERS.
I 671 I 60
HEIFERS.
I M 170 1 610 I it
1 6 I T6 1 600 I 60
II 667 I 60
COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 104 1 60 86 636 1 68
BULLS.
1 1660 I 60 4 17 I 16
1 1110 I 00 1 1200 I 16
1 ltuu 1 00 4 1462 I 60
CALVES.
1 170 4 76
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I 661 I 76 4 721 I 60
1 418 I 40 i 6e3 I 6v
WESTERNS.
R. L. Bullltiarton Wyo.
feeders. . 991 4 76 1 steer.. ...1090
4 80
William Moncriefre Wyo.
39 ateer.... .lo37 4 80 42 heifers .. 880 4 50
88 heifer... 881
4 60 90 feeder... 1U07 4 76
4 76
O. Hoxie Neb.
4 60
P. Meyer Neb.
2 feeder... 1046
F.
43 heifer... 1107
E.
74 ateer... ..1240
8 40 63 neirer...ii3s s 00
Kllpatrlck Hro.
A Collins Wyo.
48 feeder... 767 8 80
26 steer..... 916 4 00
L. L. Gordon Idaho,
24 ateer... ..1151 6 16
J. L. Eckert-Idaho.
24 .teer... ..1138 6 16 61 ateer... ..1163 6 60
Soman A Campbell Idaho.
17 cows 987 8 70
Somers A Campbell Idaho.
63 steers.. ..1168 4 70
HOGS Receipts of hogs this morning
were very small, there being all told only
thirty-eight cara reported. This wa. hardly
enough to Intere.t buyer or make a mar
ket, with the re.ult that the trade wa. not
very active. At the .am time price, wer
generally 10c higher than tne close or last
week. Thus the hogs sold today at 86 1641
6.17H. aa against 86.05&6.07H on la.t Friday.
Today a advance carrlea the market to a
point that I. 17.320c higher than one week
ago.
Krpresentativ .aiea:
No
AT.
th. rr.
No.
At.
..116
.640
..121
.111
..kH
...14
.121
..IM
.126
..7
.116
,.142
..IB
..124
.646
. 24
..Urn
Sb. Pr.
60 I list
61 ...
AM...
44 ...
II....
77....
81....
l'O...
72 ...
71....
II ...
ti....
64....
14....
44....
72...
71...
...240
...116
...K
...116
..an
.. i
...la
...111
.. 121
...211
...III
. . 1J
..111
...131
...646
...
60 6 S
... 6 lis,
B0...
66...
60...
16 ..
76...
...
7 ..
6...
17...
44. ..
41 .
71...
61...
76...
67...
Ir4 ..
17...
US,
6 17S
6 US,
6 20
6 to
I 80
80
I 60
4 60
60
40
60
100
1
I 16
6 16
6 16
6 16
6 16
6 16
)
160
12o
6 16
6 17
t nit
4 60
liJ
6 17V,
I 60
I 10
10
I 80
6 US,
100
4 flv.
loe its.
in 1 171,
4J 4 17 v,
II.
.116
6 17
I tsa
6Mi.fc.r' It seemed Ilk old time. In th.
hiep barn tins morning, til trade being
active, and practically tveryliiin wa. .old
and weighed up by It o'clock. Receipt, wero
not very large, sixteen cars being reported
in, the most of then Oregon and ldahu
1 angers, with only a little aprinkllng ot fed
.leu K. The price, paid generally looked
lyfllDC higher, yulte a .tr.ng of ldaiiu and
Oregon old welhere brought 13 syXlai. with
rantje yearling, at 4 u-4 'A). A tew fed
wetner. kold up to 1-4. uu, win yearling al
35
l4 2. j 4.1. The trade a. a whole mttiiit be
auninird up as entirely .a'.l.lactury to .ell
intc Inlereat.
Quotatlona: Spring lambs art now quotij
aa lamba and ahorn lamb, or yearlings are
quoted under the head of yearlings; year
ling past ar quoted a wethers; good to
choice lamba, tiu4t.75; fair to good lamb,
86 4iJ6.Jo. cull lamba, (4 36$A(ft); good to
choice yearling,, 14 ,6k&-4&6; fair to good
yearhnga. H0ft(4.50, good to choir with
ers. e3-7ia4 iu; fair to good wethers, ti bis
176; good to choice ewe, U i"ii 75; fair to
food ewe. 10U3 50. cull, buck. 82.00?
Rcpresentatlv sales:
JNO.
Av.
. 81
. 44
. 87
. 110
. 85
Pr.
4 .
1 80
4 M
71 weatern ewe ....
10 weatern lamb ..
fai Idaho yearlings .
4. Oregon wethers .
M Oregon earluiga
Boyond the Roach
of Firo or Thieves
py renting a Safe Deposit Box In the Fire and Burglar-Proof
Vault of the First National Bank of Omaha and piecing your
valuables there, you are aasured of Positive Protection neither
fire nor thieves can reach them.
This is especially Important, now that vacation time ha
arrived.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at very moderate prloea.
5.00 to tao.00 rxm tsak.
Vault open from 9 to 5 o'clock. Saturday, from 9 to 1 o'clock.
We have a trunk vault for th atorage of silverware and
valuables.
Co
FIRST NATIONAL Mill
ft A Or OMAHA
v
ft,) Thirteenth and
)) Oldest and Largest Dank In Nebraska
'4t4jVtVt4S
244 Idaho wether
167 Idaho wether.
265 Idaho wether.
164 Idaho wether.
422 Idaho yearlings
131 Idaho yearlliigs
30 Idaho yearlings and wethers,
feeder.
110 western ewes
147 western yearlings
J14 western wethers
204 western yearlings
1-17
l'7
9S
82
82
82
90
. 84
16
87
8 SS
1 K6
S 83
8 f
4 00
4 00
1 50
1 25
4 10
4 05
4 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCI4I M4.RKKT
Cattle tendy to lllaher, Hogs and
Sheep Firm.
CHICAGO, July 6. CATTLE Receipts.
12,ml head; steady to lowiSc higher. Steers,
860(?i.i5; cows. 8,').Wti5.50; heifers, S3.6i
6.90; calves, 86.40'ii4i.25: bulls, , !4.50U6-2o;
stockers and feeders, 13.75115 15.
HOtS-Recelpts about 30,fi head; mar
ket llrm. Choice heavy shipping, Iflfi"
6X1; butchers, 8K.ffiifi6.75: light mixed. tK.Hft
lfiS.ro; choice Hunts, I6.50tl6.65; packlnK,
16.7.Vhi.4; pigs. t4.6ifino.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11,0
head; market firm. Sheep, H.7V(i4.4o;
lambs, !5.ut!7.liO; yearlings, MTSSSO.
St. I.onla l ive Stock Market.
ST. I.OUI8, July 6 CATTI. E Receipts,
7,000 head. Including 5,500 Texans; market,
native rteady to 10c higher; Te xans steady
to stronr. Native shipping and export
steers, 15.mvfi8.00; dressed oef and butcher
steers, 13. 75ft7.6; steers under 1.000 pounds,
!3.75c7.W; Blocker and feeders. $2.7sV(i4..'iO;
cow and heifers. 11.50fi6.75; canners, 11.50
0i2.2f; calves. 1S.0OS6.25; Texaa and Indian
steers, 13.tXVji.oo; cows and heifers, 11.50
(fit 25.
Ht 1S Receipts, 6,300 head: market lnffav
higher; pig. and light. 13.0O7i6.fin; packers.
8S.oiVa6.70; butchers and best heavy, 16.70
iST'.
SHEEP AND LA M T?8 Receipts, !.W
head; muttons, (rteady; lHmhs. lOy.'Sc
higher: native mutton, 14 (aii4.'J5: lambs,
l).0ifi7 00; culls and buck., 83.0'u'3.T5; stock
ers, l3.Xff4.00.
Kanaaa City I.lre Stork Market.
KANSAR CITY, Julv 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head, Including 3.000 head south
erners, fleers. 10ff25c higher; cows, l'e
higher. Choice export and droased beef
steers, $6.4OfT8.00; fair to good. Ji.KVrji.ri;
western steers, 14. 757.50; stockef-s and
feeders, 13.OKg4.7R: southern steers, IS.iOtf
6 00; southern cow., 12 Ontfr.TH: native cows.
12.604.26; native heifers. 13.0jrfi6.75; bulls,
12ri4.75; calves, 13.0066.00.
HOOS Receipts. 5 200 head: market low
20o higher. Top. 16.55. Bulk of sales, 16.30,ii
6 46; heavy, t6.4'iM 56: packers anil butchers,
!6.SMY15n; light. 16.0tVff 40; plga. 84.7rvg.25.
SHEEP AND I. AMB8 Receipts, 6.600
head: market 25c higher. Top lamha, 16 80;
lambs. !4.60rj6.80; ewe. and yearlings, 13.75'iD
4.60; Texas yearllnn., 84.2f)(&fi.50; Texas
sheep, 13.4O5N.10; stocker. and feeder., 12.752)
3.75,
Stonx Cltr l ive Stork Market.
BIOUX CITY, July 6.-fSpecial Telegram )
CATTI, B Receipts, 40 head: market
higher; beeves. 8fi.O0rfj7.8S; cow. and heifers,
14.604f6.75; feeders. 14.00a6.00; calves and
yearlings, 13.76474.75.
HOOS Receipts. 2.500 head: market 10c
hlgrher; range. 86.OOrg-6.2fi; bulk. 16.104f6.15.
fork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western market yesterday
Cattle. Hofts. Sheen.
.. 1,600 2.6i1 8,800
.. ) 2.500 .. ..
.. 8.0r)0 5.200 B.6O0
.. 7.000 6 2.200
..12,000 30.0)0 13,000
..29.000 46.8fO 24.5U0
South Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City .
St. Louts
Chicago
Total
Forelgrn Financial.
BFRLIN, July 6. Trading on the Bourse
today waa dull and price, showed a slightly
upward tondency.
PAHIS, July 6. prices were steady on
the Bourse today and trnde waa quiet.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, July .WHEAT Market
higher: -No. 1 northern. ll.Wjl.17; No. 2
northern, 11. 12g1.15; September. 8Wt,c, bid.
Dun's Report
Mor rata, la kaak ansa tii at stxttjiad points, wiser loeaa Bar 1
appeared la aarUor senates. Is tb oourtng featar of lta Jan si si am .at, a raperka by
R. O. Dun 0a, total bank nehange far ta saaatk. at all ettiss iwperteag ta tb Craraed
Btatea, embroro 110 leadtat eentera, kaalfig 8.11,1)46,118, 1L1 paw Mat. kas tkaaa a fwr
age, aad 90 aer eat uadar Jun, 1966. Loaae
wit. Jun, 1967, bat at aaaay minor point,
raaawal of aetlrity, wkll at many addlttoaal
tb omparUoo with Juaa, 1806, a moatb of exeepiloaal activity In almt all iaaiaalaaanf dt
trsaw. Tb lea. at New Yerk CHy i hm than la earlier moatbs ttria year, .isp4 May, ba
eaaa ruaek markat opera tieos In Jnu thla year war again a Uttl aargwr in rotam Skaa a
year ago, bat la th omparion with Juaa, 1906, a larg deer apa.ars la both New Yerk
City bank exchange, and in th volume of stock le. In th eoenpaaieea with seat year
th faet should not b lost sight of that ther wer fir DusAAys in Jon. 1987, aad Sow
Baadays this year. Thla disparity Is llmlnatad in th arerag dally flgnros, whiah lar Jan
show a los of 15.4 par eeaL eomparad with a year ago, but th average for Jane, thi year,
with no unusual neUrity la th stock mark.t, Is wall np to th earlier months, whara nor
mal 1 7 a eoastderabl de areas might b u pee ted. Ontsid of New York City th loss Is stfll
quit Uvg la tb Kast and at th South in eomparUon with both years. la th Wast ther
i. a deer empr4 with a year ago, but many gala, ar reported over J as a, 1806, de
noting th almost constant growth of that section, la spite of th set bank thi yaar. MaV
wauk, Bt Paul and Memphis report aa
.bowing a gain ever 1906 ar Chleago,
many smaller canter. Oa th. Paeifle Coast there Is still a heavy leas etnpar4 with a yaap
ago tb inorena vr Jun, 1906, Is attributable to th unsettled eendltleo feUowtog tb
diatr of April in that year. Comparison la mad below of bank exchange by aerated
Mvering thr year.; ale average dally figure each month for th Ant hall f aah year I
JOS, 1908. 1007. P.O. 1BOA
New EagMJia (Ats niOM 747.45M41 -I'-'.S S7U0.71W.S41
Midrlle 7711408.140 W7 7.h'H.l5it 1 1 ,IHKS.IM.4
BuoikAUaakW 'ioo.14.1 8x1 'i 'D.41 4.tr6 -l.i 1 iJl.aol tHil
fsauUier 474.t)lS,i7 tl,i) t lo 4 4K,1m4 V6
Olilrel Waet l.6J.M4.664 1. 45, 4.H.7 J4'.'4 8.9 l.MiAi.'iiUi
W ealer 8xl.6rtJ.ri7 4 H (Hti.itli M-7 KiH.T, :!
PauSC S15.'i'.,iii4 XHl,.IM.fi 17.8 8U.07O.3u8
Total 4.ail0H.t.1iUe 44 70 1 1 6.H.1H - 1 1.0 84.4M) Wil.liMI
NawYurkClty 6.tAH.6awjl 8,Ssm.I7. uot -11.3 7 Bltl :'j bo7
CalUKl Rtatea sO.1tl8.S46. 118 kll.14ll.2HM.7H7 -11 1 12,Uil7,2llll7
ATeraga daily i
Jnsa 4.-)7T.460nO tl46.7Jooo -16 4 471.looO
Iter 4.t.J s Oii 4'i 11 i.mioo ;i 0 ; 11 'i67 iKxi
April H74 7iMaK) 4-f. 7J4 M 0 -?'.". MelA40oO
ilarrn .Vl.t.i.oou ' H, jhn :t t 7 ' 4ti,.'ft.it:i
Vckruary 871' 7.1 una) ( Mil l.ixai -Sl'l tV7.H4,ut)i
January 4I,U,u.ouu 677.U7J.U10 -.4 6 ..7U.ouo
la th far West gains predominate, though tber is a Urge loss at Miaaeapoll la th
comparison with last ) ear, a re fleet ion of conditions lo lb flour market St. Psut. Omaha,
Dw Moin, Wichita, Dearer and many other eltie repurt aa Improvement. Th flgtm la
detail follow:
Jens.
Mtaueawou. ....
ba. rul
lea Mvtuae
Stout citr ......
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f :nlar hamls ...
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taer
fan. 1 re a Bo -.
Panra .'.V..T"ir
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S-,a.A
UP-TO-DATE REPORTS
ContuJning lata authentic
information on
ATLANTA GOLDFIELD
FREE
Copper, Curb and Mining Outlook
72 Trinity PlfM-o, New York
4 Bampl Oople Tr
11.00 par yaax gg rag.
Cover Tonopah, Ooldfleld. Ely, Butte,
Cobalt, Yerlngton, Tlntlc, liinghani. Park
City, Beaver County and Rawhide. ,
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND KN-
glnrera The village of Sidney. Nebraaka,
lnvl'.es bids and will open Bam at 7:30
p. m., on Monday evening. July 27, 1808,
for the Installation and completion of a
wa'er works system a per plans and
specifications on file with the clerk of said
village, reserving the right to reject or
acccjH any or all bids, or reject or accept
any part thereof.
HI la should cover the following; a a
whole or any distinct part, towlt:
Ono pumping station.
One duplex pump.
One gawdlne engine, 28 horse power.
One stl stand pipe of 150,000 gallons ca
pacity. Ono well 16 feot In diameter and 40 feet
deep.
3.000 feet of 8-Inch pipe.
2.500 feet of 6-Inch pipe.
4.800 foot of 4-lnch pipe.
10,000 feot of 2-Inch pipe
Twenty hydrants.
All valves and specials necessary to com
pleM the work In a first class workman
like manner.
The board reserves the right to Increase
or diminish the quantity of any alsed pip
above specified.
Bids are to be sealed and addressed to
the village clerk, and marked "Proposal
for Water Works."
SWAN DEDRICK, Chairman.
LESLIE NEURAUBm, Clerk.
J7-8-10-14-16-17-21-23-Jl.
NOTICE AS TO SALT-) OP WATER
Bond The village of Sidney, Nebraska,
Invites bids and will open the same at
10 00 a. m. on Saturday, An (rust 1, 1908, for
the sale of water bonda in the mim of
twnty thousand H30.00O1 dollar. In denomi
nation of five hundred (ITiOO) dollars each,
due In twenty years; optional at the end
of five years; dated May 1. lPnS; Interest
at 6 per cent per annum, payablo annually
at the office of the village treasurer of
Sidney, Nebraaka. There I. no other bonded
or other debt. The actual value of real
and personal property aa found by the
B"rd of Equalization la !6,00A.
Bld4 are to he sealed and nddreased to
tHa vlllaare clerk and marked "Proposals
for Water Bonds."
SWAN. DEDRICK. Chairman.
LESLIE NET'BAUER. Clerk.
J-T-9-10-14-18-17-21-23-24
BARLEY Steady; No. V, 65c; .ample. 53(TJ
66c.
CORN Klrm: No. S, 73ff75Hc; September,
73Hc asked.
Dnlntb Grain Market.
DULUTH. July 6. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern, 11.12V,: No. 2 northern, 11.0BV4; July,
n.rwu.; September, 95V.C
OATS 4.1V4C.
Wool Market.
BT. I.OU1S, July . WOOT Dull; m.
dlum grades, combing and clothing, ISrJJWc;
light fine. 13tf?fP4jc; heavy fine, llS'Uc; tub
washed, 2nt(27c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, r, Julv 6. BEET) Clover,
October. 17.87V,; December. 17.82V,; March,
17.P0. Alslke, August, 18.00.
F.lvln Bnlter Market.
ELOTN, III.. July 8. BT-TTER Firm,
:o. Sale for the week, 1,023,300 pounds.
of Bank Clearings
ar still qaha widely dkeeriemSaal 1
largar parnvsnta threaagh laa saaki
plaoe oatald New Terk Ctty, 1
increase over both year. ; other
St - Louis, Kanaaa City, Detroit, '.
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