THE OMAHA PAIT.Y REE: SATURDAY. JULY 31. 190?.
in
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Firmer Cablet and Balli Stubbornlt i
. . J
Put Wheat Hijhtr.
i
'ia t A VORAELE BEPORTS COME 1
Dakota aaa Whole
. - . i
rmnfi Seaa (
nroorta Favorable to Hall
lae ( Market ( era la
Ala Stroaa;.
OMAHA. July 1ft. 10.
Reports from the Iakotaa anl generally
through the northwest a heat seiOon con
tinue bulllah.
Firmer cable and food aupport by the
bull Interests atubbornly put wneat high r.
Corn alao showed exceptional strength
on strong caah demand and .Ight recrCHa.
1th few exceptions trader lavored the
up aid to all options and values were
hi her.
wheat opened steady to He higher on
unfavorable reports trom the northwest
and with firm cable values w-re well sus
tained and well supported mrooghuut tne
easlon. July wheat opened at lac and
closed at 16 c.
Corn was exceptionally strong, sup
ported by a strong bull moveinrnt. in
duced by light receipts and a very strong
cash demand. July corn opened at 70 'u
and closed at 70Sc
Primary wheat receipts were 399,000
bushels and shipments were 200.000
buahels, a gain over receipts last year of
417.000 bushels and shipments of 225,000
bushels.
Corn receipt were 201.000 bushels and
shipments were 116.000 bushels, a gain
ovver receipts last yar of 460,000 bu.-ceU
and shlpmenta of 660.000 bushels.
Clearancea were lio.OOO bushels of corn,
1.000 buahels of oats and wheat and
(lour equal to 120,000 buahels.
Liverpool closed S to Hd higher on
Wheat and S to d higher on corn.
8eab0rd reported HI. 000 buahels of wheat
taken for export.
Local rang of options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. I Close I Yei'y.
Wheat- I 1
July... tfil tb .
Sept .. 86 I Si I Sim !HW,
Corn- I I I
July... TOVi,! 7:-S. SSHl "0! WW
Sept... , 7"H 71! 70V4' 71S,
Dec... 68 I 684 U
Oats 1
Sept... W SS X SSS; M
May... i 41 H. 4oVil 41 S 404
Omaha Cask Prleea.
WHEAT No. t hard. Syo97c; No. S hard.
W5V; No. 4 hard. rnW-c; No. I spring,
fc.
COKN-No.' .'7:Vc.No. 4. 71H972V,e; No.
I yellow. 7'c; No. t whsat. 790.
OATB fitx&oOlic ; No. I "wheat. 6f&6lV:;
No 4 white. 8rjj5uc.
RYE No. 1. 7io7Sc; No. 3, TOiJTlc.
Carlot Reeelpta.
Wheat Corn. Oats
Chicago 23 . 160 . S8
Minneapolis tfi
Omaha S 16 ,
Uuluth 1U
CHICAGO GRAIN AXD PROVISIONS
1 eat area of tke Tradlaa; and . losing
Prleea aa Baard of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 10-The local wheat
market closed weak-today owing to liberal
ree.llxlng sales, final quotations oi. the Bxp
tember delivery being down 4onc. Corn
waa up Wale. Oals were '- Higher and
previsions UVlic to &Cc higher.
The final weakness In t.ie wheat market
marked tha close of a nervous session dur
ing which a large volume of business was
transacted. The unresponsive tone of tno
Liverpool market, prices for a-heat on that
markat being only a trifle hllur notwith
standing a sharp advance here e.terday,
caused considerable selling here at the
opening, which reaulted In a ilignt dip dur
ing the first few minutes of Hading. Com
mission houses, however, were active III
dera and thla soon caused a sharp rally,
prleea advancing about lc before the end
of tha first half hour. For a time aentl
ment In the pit continued bullish. Inspired
to a large extent by unseasonably nln
temperature In the northwest, particularly
In North Dakota. The market weakened
again ln the final hour, owing to quite
general profit taking and -iloaed weak at
almost the lowest point of the day Sep
tember opened lower, at tSJJ.
advanced to lie and then declined to V9c.
The close waa at KS4rc. c'er"cjrV0.f
wheat and flour mere equal to iW.OoO bu.
Exports for the week, as ehoaji by Brad
streets, were equal to I.7S0.OW bu. Pr.nnry
recelpta were 3W.OO0 bu compared with
4.T7.irt bu. the ame day a vear ago. Min
neapolis. Duluth and Chicago repor.ed re
ceipts of 197 cars, against 213 cars last
week and 6& care a year ago. .
The corn market waa strong throughout
the session, owing to active demand by
shorta and leading bulls. At the top
prices were Some KaV bv ,h,e, lo.w
point of the day. The upturn aeenied to I
due to the overaold condition of the mar
ket rather than to any newa of a bul.lsn
character. Weather conditiona wete ex
tremely favorable for the new rrP aid
damage reports were few The "'Tf
reacted a bit from the top but e os d
strong. September opened V.C lower to l,e
higher, at TlNfrT-'C advanced to .Sc and
closed at 7Mai;rc. Ixh-sI recelpta weye
lbO cars, with 14 of contract grade.
The bulge In corn caused a anong market
for oats A leading bull was an ac Ive
b jver and there was also a brisk demand
by' shorts, based chiefly on the hot westher
in the northwest. The market withstood
liberal realising sales and cloaed strong.
September opened c lower to ' higher,
at WSlHOc. and advanced to 4'c. where
It close!. Iocal receipts were S cars.
1'toTislons were active and trong. T"1
Strength of corn and an advance of 10c In
Tne r ?e of live 5 its were T i rcldef bu"!
throughout the session and rr.ces '
rubstsntial gains. At tne close nin-um-r
pork was up 32V at li 17. lard was up
12VS16C at 19 2Vj4l9.5. Ribs were 1543 17V
higher, at 19.00. -
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: heat.
XI cars; corn, 139 cars, oats. 114 cars; hogs,
II no head.
'foa loading tuiures ranged as follows;
Wheat I I I
July...Ts1SS! 9l
8epl...'S4Ts- ' !
aJcc..l9lWii 2",'
hDec.Wt-l'i! 92
9,9SijVj
9 v
l i
72 I 74 !
SO
' s
:s
Cfrti
July,
fept.
I ec
May.
cuts
74V
74v,i
t ,
S2S
4Ri,
t;.
40,:
4. 1
..Tistj-T:
.' 'y'
1 1
71 13..'s
nl"Sh-i
-., -J .ea a
1
ITM
4b,,
J""
41 I
2'l
I
a July.. 4
bJuly.. 47 1
Fepl...,t't;4'l
Dec....! 41 I
May...il2',i'r
4T'.4J ',
'H
4rt4 St, .
41S "S
4-fl-
lot 1 i
July...! IS 071 1 10
1
I
I IB ' I 1 l .
I lo 90 1 li i7 .t 6
le ,.' I 16 m u
ri -Pt ,. la 9i.!IH J
(, t.
. : 1 0 I In
lard-
Julv.
Bept .
Ihl.
I I
.1 18 !
., H So
I
I
I 46
6241 9 '0
9 6, I 1.41
9 .0 I s.S,
i'V 9
9 u 1 I si1
lil s-
I 1
July... 8 ti , I i '
Kept... I 8 9n I l'.'1
Oct. ...I k 97' 9 0. ,
I 87HI
S I
S7H 8 7.4
t1 I S "6
, o7', .24
aOII. t-New..
Cash quotations were aa follows:
r lAM'it 11 m; Ki.iin .a.eii.a. S4
t ijt'. sitsights. S.t:"(i4Mi; bakers, 12. Ai
S . i ..0. slrJi,ht, 13.9 fa4.. takera, i.M
SJ y .
vvHEAT-No. I jprlng. sessi on; No. 2
red. r91c.
C.OKN-No. !. 7J4i7c; No. J yellow, 754 j
TtV.
OATS No. I white, 4 tj5"ic.
lav No. 2, :! '
PARLEY Fair to chidce malting. n;4c.
SttDd Flax. No. I northwestern. il.!:v
Tlmotny. 4 !"! 10.
I'R l L-lONis fch vtt r bs sh ea tloei,
SStawWa-A;.- Jmi pt.rk. per bbl., t t'to .lil).
Lard, per 1'"' Iba.. Sh.24- Short c ear l .e
lboed. .S9 tB .
lolomlna vere the recelpta and sitp
n erits of f our and gra n:
. . - . . Recelpta Fhlpmentv
Flour, bbls 13.7i0 i.3 0
Wheat, bu Js.OW 44.0 0
Corn, bu I..axi 3t, 0
taia. bu l3&v 00
Kye. bu 2. o '
b.r.ty, bu 2j,.0j, i4.4.0
Ou tha Pudui.e exchai.ge today tha rutt'r
mare. Vil. a.c-a.y. u.4.jt... .-. .
ca--. 162UC. ' Ek. llrm, al n.ark. caava
Incluued, uiloc; iiiSit i.e. prime flit..
Cheese, easy, V4rHV-
SI. Lanla Ueaeral Market.
ST. LOIIS. July 10. WHEAT-Futures,
weak; cah strong: track. No. t red. rash.
SOtpttlV: So' 1 hard. SI. 01 41 1 064; September,
aa . laeceniber. 9to. r
4JURN Higher; track. No. 2. eash. T7c;
Ma. t white. 81V; September, 7JfT.IV; De
cember, 6Si6l4c.
OATb ll.gner. track. No. 2. cash, 56c;
'o. S white, ; AWptember. c
8ED Timothy, atewdy, IMiul M; new,
S"
rLOUR-Qttitni tad winter paieots. M
; extra fancy and straight. $I4V!4 2i.
ci-r, ux-"aiv
OiRnM KA 1 Firm. $3 n
BRAN-rirm; Ncknl et track. II -4
1 IV.
"at-nghr. timothy. $ienM. prai-
tie. $!rtaili4
KN (OT TON TIF.F 1 on.
IIF.MI' TWIN&-7C
PROVIPIONS-Fork. hlel.r. H?:r
Mi , l-VS high,;? Vim, pi
? E. tr salt meats. 1-'1v ,
I x-o .l
bort. r:5: clear run. IP 11. short ne.tra.
H 5v. Bacon, stesd) ; boxed xtra short.
am t"i clear rtha xio.no: short clears.
liO T
pot i a
TRY Quiet : chl'-ken. Hc; spring.
l'-!4c; turkeys. llH.V; ducks. 7c; geese. St
ill TTKKWu let : rieamery. 18 .-.a'.
EOU8 Bted ; l.Vy , case count.
Kete'pt. sntpment"
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. ..
Oats. bu. ..
5.o"0
H nO
'."O.iTrt
!.(
4 f"
42.0O.I j
4-..O 0
tV.iM
WE4Tlir.ll IN THK (jRAI BEIT
Fair aad Cooler Saturday, laii the
9kr Pilot.
OMAHA. July 10. II.
Since the preeed.ng report very l.ghl
showtrs were siattett-d over the upper i e
legion, upper Mississippi and upper M.s
sourl vaile.s mm tiiitu e nurthweat. Hams
. . i,,n 11.1,11 iiu i i.i- ittiiiiH ih niucii
,eV m",r '-?;, ; Iff 'and U
Z ... r'i
ported. 1ha wtatlier will continue fair in
this vicinity ton mm and Saturday, Willi
cooler Saturday.
Omaha record of temperature and precipi
tation compared with toe coriespond.ng uuy
of the last inree year:
1. 1!'7. l". lr.
Minimum temperature 71 7 67 66
Precipitation on .m .00 .00
Noimal temperature for tooay. 76 degrees.
Kxceos In piecipitailon aince Marclj I. 4.1s
Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907.
7.11 Inchea.
Detldeney corresponding period ln H.
2.70 inches. U A. WELSH,
Ivocal Forecaster.
Csra aad W keat Hrglon Balletla.
For the twenty-four hours ending at S
a m., 76. h merlulan time, Friday, July N,
19j :
Temp. Kaln-
B.a:inns. Max. Min. lau.
PUy.
A ilbd, Nfb f7 70 .-0 CI ar
Au'.urn, Neb S7 U ,i0 t lear
Broken liow. Neb. 91 t3 1 1 ar
Columbjs. Neb... H 62 .W Ciear
Cu bitsou, Neb. M 66 . Cl ir
Karbuty. No.... 91 t .10 CI ar
Ur. Iaiand. NeJ... 9i 72 .on Clear
hartlngton, jeb.. 94 .00 lear
Htst Ne'j ... 91 6S .00 C ear
Hol,rige, Ntv ... II 6 .w) Clear
Oakda.e. Neo 93 b . Clear
(Miiuha, Neo f! C7 .0 Pt. cloudy
Tekamah. Neb.... 8 6 .00 Clear
Alta, Ja s t . 0 . lear
Car.oll. Ia i ! .(0 CKar
( isrluda, la 81 62 .' P.- c.oudy
SH I, v, ia S oi .0 t lear
Soux City. la... j 74 .10 Pt. cloudy
MUv mum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Statlona. Max. Min. Inches.
Chlcafo. Ill K W
Culumtus. 0 18 82
Dee Mo.n s. la.... H 84
Indlanspota, Ind . 11 84
Kansaa city. Mo.. 21 i-8
I-ou svl le. Ky IS M
Minneapolis. Minn. 28 92
Omaha. Net W rS
tit. Louis. Mo 13 84
68
14
6i
.6
h4
(
6-'
06
60
The wtathir Is much warmer throughout
the corn and wheat region. Very light and
scattered showers occurred in the extreme
wea ern district within the lssl twenty-
four hours.
1 A. WEISH, Lo. al Forecaster.
ItEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
4aotatloas
of tke Day on
Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Juiy III. FLOUR Receipts.
16.117 bbls.; exports. 2.d9u bbls.; mat Ket
firm with fair Inquiry. Minnesota patents.
16. 25b 6.65; winter straights. S4.loii4.25;
Minnesota bakers, 4.05u4 6o; winter ex
tras, 13454. 0'J; winter patents, 44.40
4.75; winter low grades, Jl 30 3 Jo. ltye
flour, fairly steady; fair to god, H.Utf'i.w.
choice to lancy, M.oooo.oO.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine white and
yellow, 11. (SOS 165; coarse, $1 t5, kiln
dried. S2.00.
RYE Dull; No. 2 snestem. aStc f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 2.oiX bu.: exports.
57 02 bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 red,
KS'ifcWf'sC elevator; No. 2 red, 9?V f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, J1.20K f. o.
b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter. I1.06H f. o. b.
afloat. Before being checked by cool
weather predlctlona wneat was strong and
up to highest prices of the week today, on
hot weather talk from the northwest, a
big demand from shorts and strength in
coarse grains. Prices eased off near the
close, however, and were finally VuH" net
lower on denials of damage. July. W-c(a
11.00's. closed 9'ac; September. S'a97 15-1.-;
December. Ml4i99Sc. closed 9!4;C.
CORN Receipts. 6.S40 bu : spot market
firm: No. 2. 82c. nominal elevator, and 8.'ijc
nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Option market had
a Mg advance on covering ana i.ie weew-iu
strength, closing itair nei nigner. amy
closed 82V 7 September. HtMV, cloced
MVc.
OATS Receipts. ?7.nort bu.; exports. 1.250
bu. Spot market firm: mixerl, L6 to Zl
r.nnnrl. 5ij!i tr.f nntllrnl white. 3n32 noltld.i'.
5)Vnv; clipped white. aitMC pounds, iS'i'n
7c.
HIDES Firm: Bogota. 1 S 4 1 8 c; cen
tral America, 1SV.
LEATH BR Firm; add, IlS2Sc.
PROVISIONS Beef. steady: family,
ti 7S H 1 7 50: mess. 8 1 4.50ri 1 5.50 : beef
hams. 15S 00-5 30.00: racket. 1 15. 0"'(i IS 00;
city extra Indian tnes, S24 601 2$. 00. Cu..
meats, firm: pickled bellies. t- .toUjII.ui;
Dickled hams. S12.tMil2.oo. Ijird, firm;
westew. S9.6f9.6f.; ref ncd. steady: conlin-
i .f.1; ' 'T. '
..I--. rk,l Ia.- ane.a tlT vt (a IT : K
RICE r'Ti m: domestic, fair to extra.
3MrV; Japan, nominal.
TALLOW-Steady; city. 5 .-lfie; country.
6SH7oc
CHEKSB Firm: state, full cream, large.
Colored or white, fancv. 13C.
Pl'TTER Firm; creamery specials, 23laC;
extras 22r; thirda to firsts. lMji'V-
KOtia-Kirtr : western firsts. l4jl$V:
seconds. 17il7V. ,.,
POri.TRY-Allve. steady; siiring chick-
ens. 18c: fowls. 12c; turkeys. 13c. Dressed.
irregular; western sprint, chickens. 154,-V.
turkeys. 121il7c; fowls. 12'0l3c.
"
Kansas City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. M
Jiilv 10 WHEAT -
l ninogu (o 1- mun, juij .-w a .
ber. SI-vC: liecemner. t-: rnsn: co. 1
hard. 4V?o04V; . KcJS1.02; N. -
' '"flc; No. S. R.Vnliv I
' CORN Crchangcd; J"lv. 7lc; Seot-m-
1 ber. 9'.c; December 65Sc; rash: N 2i
! mixed. 7V: No. 3. 78c. No. 2 white. Klif 1
SC ; o. a. .iJtvfC.
OATS I 'unchanged ; No. 2 white, SltfJYlc;
RYE 7?S75c.
HAY Siesdv: choice timothy, 19 vYa 10.00;
choice prslrle. tv!5 !l 0ft
Bl'TTER Steadv ; creamer-. 21c; park
ing stock. I.
Rit7S-Flrm; fresh
receipts. 14V-
extra, 18c; current
Reeelnts. Shipments.
...46Vi X.OTQ
Wheat, hu
Corn, bu
Oats. bu. .
4..s li
l.fai
ji
Vft
sf t a mew pot la ;raln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS?. Minn.. July 10 -WHEAT
Julv 11.1": Peptemb. r, 944c; No. 1 hard.
11 14's: No. 1 nor;hern. 11.12'a; No. J
northern. Sl.lSu'.l',; No. 3 northern.
Si VtV1.08V
PHAK-ln bulk. SlS.5f.ftl8.6rt.
FIM'R Patents were s,l anced lfl cents.
First 'Mttents. JASAfi 5.7n: second patents.
tft.4&4lc'tV': first cleats. S4J5fi4 4n; second
clears. SS MV&S aft.
rkllndelahla rrodnee arkrt.
PHILAPn.PHIA. Julv 10.-RITTER-F'rni:
fair demand: extra western rresm
erv "c; nearby prints. 2V-
EX Firm: firsts, lc higher; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby firsts. si mark,
current receipts In returnable casea. Iv.
at mark: western firsts. 2"c, at mark; cur
rent roeTte. IV, at mark.
tHKFSF Hteadv: New York creams,
chntoe, 114llc; fair to troo.1. loSiiiic
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 10. WHEAT 6iot,
firm: No. 2 red. wertern wlntr, 7s iV.
No. f California. 7s 74J; futures, steedy.
Juiy. 7s 44d; Sa-ptemlr, 7s J'd, lei em
ber, rSd.
CORN bpot, turn: new American kiln
dried, no stock: old Aanerlcsn mixed is
ld. futures, steady; July. 6s 4d, Sep
tember, la 44,
llllwaakre Grain slarke4.
MTLWArKEE, July 10. WH EAT Firm ;
No. 1 northern. II 14: No. I northern, II liiy
1 11: September. 8s'-c asked.
PARLEY Firm: No. 1 extra. 68c ; sample.
SJfc'AC
CORN Steady; No, . a, 7c; , September.
7yc bid.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it Irretrolar and Professional
Tracers Ar" Confused.
Mrwrrfl ' fliirm isr mmm
Derllae lndared by Heallalaa De
velops Aggressive Demand. 4Ahlrh
Send Valaea I piraril Urns
oa l.arite Offerings.
NEW TORK, July lo.-The tore of the
stock market was irregular again today
ami the professional trader were a good
deal contust-d by the obstacles they en
countered in the movenieal of prices in
both directions. The start was lower than
last night, the disposition being apparently
to tako profits on the action of the demo
cratic national convention. There has been
buying of slocks recently on the assumption
that with ti e uncertainty over the two can
didates definitely removed there would be
some outside demand for ntniks aroused. At
the lower level Induced by this realizing an
aggressive demand developed and prices ad-
i.iicwl vigorously, mi movement naa noi
'rea ln volume ana wun a
Iha large parn e .
separate, .took. came, from .nlndi.
vl.lual source In 6.ot to 2'.i0-8hare portions.
snd this led to a supposition that plunging
operstlons were being renewed on the part
or s recent spectacular pertormer In the
market. Some of the stocks which have
figured most prominently In the week'a rise
a ere affected by an exhaustion of demand
at the higher prices to which they have
been carried, and the prices gave way easily
before leahxlng saleF. This was particu
larly true of American Smelting. Amalga
mated Copper and the two Hill railroad
storks, which were strong yesterday, snd
l.'nlted States Steel preferred, which rose
buoyantly on a previous dsy. The senti
mental effect of these week points was
considerable, and there waa no eueh con
spicuous point of strength to offset as dur
ing other periods of realizing during the
week. The general list, therefore, showed
more sympathy witli this weakness than
yesterday.
Theie was a sudden drop In the rate of
acUvitv of the market during t he midday
period, after a first hour's business larger
than for anv day of the week. News of
the factors were not Important. The main
tenance of the Baltimore & Ohio dividend
cams in for further discussion and for
aome criticism on the ground of the Incur
sion Into the profit and loss surplus to pav
It. The responsibilities for the decision of
the dividend question was attributed to the
leading Interest In the property and In the
belief that tills Interest was Identical with
the principal force back of the stock mar.
ket movement in May. It was assumed that
the aame purpose to conserve the price level
of stocks was thus expressed. The feature
of the estimates of the week's currency
movement was the contribution to the
week's estimated gain of the subtreasury
operations, notwithstanding the large psy
mcnts made by the national banks to that
Institution in response to the call for return
of government deposits. The banks have
gained cash from this source since the last
bank statement of 12.071.800. and receipts
from the Interior are believed to have
brought the total gain to nearly H.Ofio.OOO.
Thia marks some decline In the rate of the
o, flow fiom the Interior, and with the winter
' I wheat crop beginning to move, this shift In
A the current of the currency movement may
oi 1 be expected to Increase. June agricultural
, i I exports were only t2.74S.fWO less In value
.'iT.i.... l,... b.,h vlth lha conflnilnnce
.jl.iimn iiifi jrm. nu win, ,n
'V .I.a .l-,-lr,Uara in Inllmrtl ft ftllbPtantiSl
trade balance In favor of this country may
tie looked for. with consequent bearing on
the exchange situation. The appearance of
support In the market disappeared In the
late oeslinps ana tne closing lone wmo
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. S2.415.o00. I'nited States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and quotations on the
Stock exchange were a follows:
bum. mgn. iw. .
Amlamtte4 Copper ..
Am r. A r
Am C. r ptd
Amer1n Cotton Oil
Am. H. I.. pM
Am I CP ?rurltlet
Amrl-an Llne4 OH...
Am. Loromotlve
Am. LoromottTp pfd ...
Am. . .R
Am. S B pta
Am. Sur Reflnlns . ...
Am. Tobprro ptd
Amerlcin Woolen
Anpconta M.nlni Co....
AtrhUon
Atchlron pfd
Atlintlc Cot I.lni
Baltimore A Ohio
Pal. A Oh:o ptd
Brooklyn Rppld Tr
t'piipdlan Pirlflc
Central Leather
lentral Leather pfd
Central of New Jemer.
fti'aap ake A Ohio
Chlraao Ot. W
Chlrpso & N. W
C. M. A tl. P
C. C. C & St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A so
(Vilo. So. 1st pfd. ..
Colo ft So. 2d pfd
Consolidated Gaa
Corn Prodnrta
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f.Ki 3S ' 37
2 .1 2S 24
201 lit',
, Krl, t rM
j Krie M pM
' Oennl Klertr'e
Ort Northern pM
H. 30.1 i:m laiV. Ll'.'i
I. 7'in SI f't
;.s.m u, i".s, u4
11H nv, 11
tvirt 31', SIS
1
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Ot Northern Ore ctfl..
Illtnola Central
Inrerbo-nuph Met
Int. Vet. pfd
International Paper ....
Int. Paper pfd
it Pump
2S 2
16-, '',
'-4
44
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Northern Paclflr. ei dlv
faolfir Mall
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so p.n'ir pfd...
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T . Si. L AW pf ...
I'n-cn Par'vc
t nlon Pac 'flc pfd
f. g. Huhber
l S Rnhher t-t pfd
t. . Steel
IV S. Steel pfd
ftah Copper
Va -Carolina rrmtral
Vi -I'aro. chem. pfd...
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Wheeling ALU
Wreonaia central
1 If,
Total Mlra lor the a. 4:4 2 share
Boston tatoeks and Bands.
FOSTON. July 10. Money, call 1 ana. i"a
i per c.lll
time loans. Sa44 per cent.
Atrk.aoa al 4a ...
4)0 4s
Xri Central 4a
Atrhlaun R R
lie pM
Rnton A IH1
tu A Maioa -
b istos Klala4 .
rit-hburi f!i
N , S. H. A H
fnion Parltlc
Am Art. Chfm ..
da ptd
Am Pnu. Tune ...
Amar Sugar
do pfd
Am. T A T
An. m.n
do ebt
Twrniulon I. A S -.
E.'.laon F.ler. lllu .
General electric ...
Mau glertrir
do pfd
Vaaa Uaa
I ailed Fralt
t'nlt.d I M
da ptd
f. iilael
do pfd
North Butte
Rutt Coalition
Cal A Araooa
Bid Aiad
. l.Oio J4 36
.in lftii, 1"1
. I.atfl 4W 42
l'jfi Vl" 4
ton 10214
.. 4J.to Mi 81 '
50.) 104 1134
f..o i:t 12. s
15.700 44' 4:iS
.. i.ta ts ;
5 10 t la
.. 4.400 1
't.tm ' 4's
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rt 26 'a t.".
"poo 'j.'S "ilia,
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... 41.300 134 l"1
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4 ol-'i H
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)rn 1', tfi'a
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a Alloua to
Wi Aniil(amted Mia
1v,Atlanilr 111L,
S S H'nanara TS
V. :'al. ft Herl
143 Centennial 3t
.Ut c.per Range 74
Ira Paly Wat Ha
lWa rranklls a
14 Sfiranby ta
t' lale Ro.sle SO',
I Maas Mining . W
4 Muhigan
!!, M iliaaa U
15e i Moat. P. A C J
U.'' "id Ck minion ttv,
. (la-eola 1S1
. Parrot U
US Qulnry S
211 'i Shannon llrs
Ui Tamarack M
I Trlintj II
. t1-! I olted Copper 7
li t 1 8 Mining IT'S
14 t'. . Oil 44
. 44 ftah 4!H
. t VI. tori 14
. tvW'itioua &
.t4 t Nevaaa 1H
. m Anion Coat It
. rf.WM t'anane .... 1!,
Treaaary Slatrnaeat.
WASHINGTON. July 10 Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In tne gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150 000.000
gold reserve, shows; Available casu bal-
ance, I0 IM gold coin and bullion.
4i.2.10. gold certlfi. ates. I2.I77.:1J.
HBPtlRT OF THK CLF.RIX HOI
Traaaartlans of Ike Aaaoelated Raake
for Ike Meek.
NEW TURK, July in llradstreet s bsnk
tltartnga report lot tne ek ending July
ahoms an aggregate of 2.17?.ni.'. as
Hjra'nst ."e-l ' last we. k and k:.!7.
i4..iai ,n i he cot responding week of lait
vear. Following 'p a lis! of the cities:
CITIKS. I'ciesrlngs.inc. ( Dac
I l I
New Tork
Chicago
Boston
Phllal-lphia
St. Iaiu'.s
I'lttsbuie
ban Francisco
Ke.rsas City
Haltimoie
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New (.rrleans
Cleveland
Detroit
Louisville
I.os Angeles
Ctnaba
Milwaukee
S -atue
Pt. Taul
Hull Ji.
lenver
Inillnnap ills
Fort Worth
Providence
Portland. Ore
Albany
Richmond
Washington. D. C...
Spokane. Wash
Salt Lake City
Columbus
St. Joseph
Atlanta
Memphis
Taeoma
Savannah
Toledo. O
Nashville
Rochester
Hartford
Ies Moines
Peoria
Norfolk
New Haven
Orand Rapids
Birmingham
Syracuse
Sioux Cltv
Springfield. Mass...
Kvansviile
Portland. Me
Dayton
Llltle Rock
Augusta Oa
Oakland Cal
Worcester
Mobile
Knoxvill
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C...
Lincoln. Neb
Wilmington. i"el. ..
Wichita
WilkeBbarre
Wheeling. W. Va
Fall River
Davenport
Kalamaxoo, Mich. .
Topeka
Helena
Springfield. Ill
Youngtown
Fort Wayne
New Bedford
Erie. Pa
Cedar Rapids, Ia...
Macon
Akron
Iexington
Roikford. Ill
Fargo, N. D
Lowell
Plnghamton
Chester. Pa
Sioux Falls. S. P....
South Bend. lnd...
Bloomingtun, 111. ..
Canton. O
Qulncv. Ill
Springfield. O
Decatur. Ill
Mansfield. O
Fremont. Neb
Jacksonville. 111. ...
Oklahoma
tHouston
tflalveston
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7 1.4.00,1 .
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10 7"-7 "
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5 2S7..0O,.
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5.470.0(0'.
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26.81
11.1
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....1 388
11.5
.. .1 100
Columbia I
Sactamento i
Jackson, Miss I
Last week's. tNot Included in tot.tls be
cause containing othjr items than clearings.
,tt York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 10 MONEY Prime
mercsntlle paper. 3iiSt4 per cent.
STERLlNtl EXCHANGE Firm with ac
tual business In bankers' bill at 84.87 for
demand and 14. R5T0i 4.851 for sixty-day bills.
Commerclul bills. !4.85V(i4 851,.
SII.VER-Bar. i.Vtc; Mexican dollars. 40c.
BOMDS Government, weady; railroad,
Irregular.
MONKY-On call, easv at lflH per cent;
ruling rate. l' per cent; closing bid, 1 per
cent; offered at 1'4 per cent; time loans,
verv dull and steady: sixty days. l-2 per
cent; ninety days. 2(&2'4 per cent; six
months, 3'y&3 per cent.
Closing iiuotations on bonds were as fol
lows :
V S. ret ;, ri .
do coupon
V. t. Ja. rei
do coupon
f. S. 4a res
do rounon
Am Tobaico 4
do u
Atchlann (tn. 4a
do ad 4a
do ct. ta
.103S "it or vii.
.W Int. Met. 4W-
.K"i I.. & N. um. 4a.
.looa, aMan r g. 4, ..
.U'1'4 Mei. Central 4a.
1!2 do !at Inr
. ::s M. A St. L 4a
1 M . K A T. 4a.
. a'. a4o
.im
. ',
. n
. M4
. (2
. 15
. 1
. 7
. H
. M N. R. R. of M. c 4i 1
. n . y. c. w ih
.in", N. J. :. t l-'i1
. !, No Pacific 4s tal1
j do iv. ba
Atlantic 1'. L. 4t. ..
I Hal. A Ohio 4a
1 do ',a
j Brk. R. T. r. 4a ...
Central of Ga. f..
do 1st Inc
1 4o Ld Inr
"do Id Inr
Chra A Ohio 4a.
l blrago A A. lv,a.
I r.. B. A Q n. 4..
C. It. I. A P. 4a .
do ml. 5a
. ! do Sa
. N A W. r. 4a
. 72 O S. U. r'dg 4 ....
.104 Pfnn. ov. ', Uli
. do eon. 4
. 41't Pad'.ns gen. 4a....
. '- Reo rI Ouha ia . .
.. J2
.. 5
.. t"1
. . 3
..W."t
. .IOSW
.", St. L A I M e. ia .W
.to fu L A S r. ff. 4a. V
M4 t. 1. B. W e. 4s....
. 44 Seabuard A. L. 4s... M
... to
. .. .
4a. 94
...61
80 .Pacific 4a s4
do 1st 4i Sl
So. Railway ta
Teaaa A P. la 10m,
T . 8t. L. A W. 4a... 71,
do rfdg 4a
t'Cr. A St. L I
Colo. lnd. 5a
I at'olo. Mid 4a ..
1 acolo. A So. 4a .
I Pel. A Hud. ct.
...HI
M t nlon Pac ific ta 101S
a do rv 4a W,
4a
I). A R. O. 4a.
Erie p. 1. 4a
do gen. 4a
Japan 4
do 4'i
do :d aerlea. . . .
Bid. Offered.
. M t i. Steel 2d f Itt
. li, Wahaih 7n
. 42 Weatern Ml 4a "0
. 7H, '. A L. E. 4 44
. ', Wis central 4 H
. li N. T. N H. A H ...!2H
London Cloalnar Storks.
IONDOV. July 1". CI .sing quotations on
stocks were aa follows
Conaola. money ..
do aionuat
Anaconda
Atchtaon
do pfd
Plaltlmore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific
7S M.. K. A T 2H
rv N. T. Central I" s
, Norfol A W
k-iV do rfd at
Si', Ontario A W 42'i
Pnnavlvanla kJ'-,
173 Rand Hlnra ,
4SV Reading 4"
4V So'ithem Railway ... 1s
1414, do ptd 4T,
If Southern Pacific
tt I'nlon Pacific li.14,
k4 do pfd U
'. T 8 Steel I S
ITV, do pfd . 11'S
: Wabarh 12
li ca pfd 14
117 , Stuiniah 4a K
l!j Amal. Copper . ... al
. Chea A Ohio ....
I Chicago Qt. W...
C, M A 8t. P ..
tie Seers
D-nrar A R. Q. . .
do pfd
I Tno
to let pfd
1 do 2d pfd ....
1 Grand Trunk ....
' Illlnola Central . .
j luiavllle A N
Mi.vKK-nar, quiet. -4 -ia per ounce.
MONET V01 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for ehort bills la 14 per cent; for three
months' bill. 14 per cent.
ew lark Mining? Storks.
SEW TORK, July 10. Closing quotations
on mining stocks ere:
Alice
.K UeadTill Con.
. t Lit i la Chief
. Meilaa
. o dnrario
lla Ophlr
. 44 Small Hope ...
. ai Standard
Iu0 Yellow Jackal .
. I
. S
. li
4!4
. 1
.171
. M
Preee
Brunawie ros
Com. Tunnel stork
Com. Tunnel bond,
(on. (al A Va ....
Horn Silrr
Iron S'lrer
Ottered
Korrlaa Flaaaeial.
LONDON. July 10. Money was plenti
ful, but in small demand, with the mar
ket easy Discounts were easy. Trading
on the Stock exchange relapsed to dull
ness, most of the attention being palu
to the settlement which commences to
day. Ollt-edged securities eued In the
absence of Investment buying, and home
rails yielded on realisations, the anticipa
tion of reduced dividends and tha rport
of the e'oslng of a large Account, wrasxl
Trunk, as well as Mexican rails, ware af
fected on poor traffic returns. Ameri
can securities, sfter sdjustment to parity
and showing the strength on the Balti
more A Ohio dividend, sagged under real
ization, but the New Tork opening. Willi
fair buying. caused a recovery in the
afternoon and the market closed firm,
slightly below the beat.
BERLIN. July 10. 1' rices on tha Bourse
todav were firm and trading was quieter.
PARIS. July 10. Trading on the Bourse
today a as irregular.
Baak t'learlaajs.
OMAHA. July 1'i-Hank clearings for to
day were ll.Ml.ttt 2s and for the cor
responding dale last year $1 (44.411 $7.
Dalata Grain Market.
DCLl'TH. July 10. -WH EAT No. 1
northern. $1 1S: N I northern, $1.10; July,
$110; September, 94c
OMAflA LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattl f All Eindi Very Slow, with
Prices Lower.
BOGS STI.T.TNQ HIGHEST OF YEAR
Vary Few hee ar l.amha aa 9ale,
M hlte the Trade Showa t amatr.
atlvely Little t fcane
with Thursday.
Porni OMAHA. Neb , July 10. 19n.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday l frO 3..5 3 "'5
Official Tuesday 1.2J9 4 94S S.OHO
tiffical Wednesday 1.1S 9.;4J 4..'7
Official Thursday 2.0)-) 60J1 1 .392
Lstlmate Friday 2.107 S.ioo 2.023
Fiv days this week.. ISM 27.S47 20.157
Bame dava last week....l2.3JS 43ll 19.192
Same days i weeks ago.. 11. 427 42,t2S a0.S
Same davs 3 weeks ago. .13,87a 7.7 201.2
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 19.0 4 4J,4"9 lfi.9iJ
Same days last ear. .. .12,97 V.",7t 14,KS
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hons and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
lear:
190S. 1907. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 446.249 5S2.S.'l 137,272
Hops 1.5M.277 1.89A1S7 1,090
Sheep 723,478 847,6o 124.176
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha fur the last
feveral days, wltn comparisons:
Date. I 1903. jl.ri., 1906., 1906. 1 1904., 191.3. 1902.
June 29..
June SO..
HI
024:
5 904
6 97
06V
aj
S 94
5 84
5 76
6 471
ti 40
I
6 48
tV8
48 '
42
6 48,
a j
5 52
6 56
6 22 5 0T. s r
5 171 5 Of! 5 861
7 C6
7 64
7 64
7 1
1 H
July 1.
6 23 5 13! 5 !
July
2..
lb 19, 6 Mi
July
Julv
3..
5 29 llj
4..
July
T 5 t;
6 17V 5 79.
6 24 I
6 154! 6 74
6 IP,; 5 69 1
6 V 6 64
6 2f,' B 5E
..
July
6. .
7. .
h "f. K 27 1 I 56 1
July
5 26i 5 191 6 49, 7 7S
Julv
8.
8 29 5 17 I ' 7 ;
July 9..
I 5 15) 5 4o 7 80
I il! 1 bl
July 10.
5 33
Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In todav bv each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C . M. St. P S
Mitsourl Pacific 8 1
I'nlon Pacific 34 15 1
C. & N. W. (east).... 1
C. N. W. (west) ....10 19 .. 1
C. Pt. P., M. & 0 1 S
C, H. Q. (east) ...
C, B. & (J (west I ...
C, R. 1. Hi P. least 1 .
C , R. 1. & P. (west).
Chicago Great West.
Total reclpts S3
10
T1 disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber o head indicated:
Catle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy Pack. Co.. K. C.
Ixibman & Rothchlld...
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
J. 13. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bros. Co
Sullivan Bros
I-aten Packing Co
Other buyers
215 60 439
640 KB SC2
,ol5 .8 9J
09 750
195
212
1
3
30
35
3
6
1 44t
2J5
42
Total 2,267 4.344 l.Sli
t'ATTLK Receipts were light this morn
ing, only seventy-seven cara being reported
ln, fifty cars being cow stuff and a large
aprinkling 01 the cows being western
rangers. The market as a w hole was slow
and dull with prices on all kinds decid
edly lower, in fact the trade was an exact
repetition of yesterday's market.
There Were only a few eornfed beef
steers on sale this morning, with a sprink
ling of rangers. On account of the few
cornfeds here the cIihiik" was not so
great, but the market was still generally
quoted 10$ 15c lower than yesterday, al
though some cattle carried over from yes
terday sold the same as was bid cor
them yesterday. Range cattle on the other
hand, which have been holding up pretty
well all the week, were around 'AV.' lower.
The liberal receipts of cows and heifers
gave buyers an opportunity to take off on
that kind today, the market yesterday hav
ing been steady In spite of the fact that
beef steers were so weak. This morning
with over fifty cats on sale buyers were
able to ev o up, taking off as much as
lactic. It Is hardly necessary to add that
the trade was extremely dull and It waa
along toward midday before very much
business was transacted.
There were- no Blockers and feeders of
any consequence on sale today, but the
foellng was weak on account of the very
poor demand Operators on the market
are generally quoting it around 25c lower
thnn last week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers. 17 OOTi7.7tJ: fair to good eornfed
steers. S67.Vii7.00; common to fair eornfed
steers. S4.fiCo6.75; good to choice cows snd
heifers. I4.2Mi4.75; fair to good cows and
heifers. I3 5t4 25: common to fair cows
and heifers, liOL'gt3.50; rood to choice Block
ers and feeders, S4 Jj4.75; fair to gnud
stockers and feeders. 8.1.5"f4.tM; common
to fair stockers and feeders, SC. 0"(3.50;
stock heifers. S2.7i'u3.3j.
Representative snles:
BEEF STEERS.
Ma.
A.
Pr No.
At.
..1
.149
11M
h 40 11
i ' K
40
VI
7 50
1
11
. 114
.1104
COWS.
1 53 14 ....
..1IS4
..1114
. .lu3
. 40 in
. ! I 7n
1:
4 l
4 10
. 1
1 ft
HEiFrrts.
Ki 4 . . .
BULLS.
.1S40 ; 45 1
. dllO S 10 1
.... 7 I M
....nsn 1 34
11.0 1 M
(no J
441 4 00
.... 160 S M
1..
1..
1..
..
1..
771 S 1(1 1
.156)
I M 1
CALVES.
5 CO 1
100
FEEDERS.
476
s -.
ORFXIOV.
... 9 6 3 (0 17 cows.
...111.1 3 00 5 cows.
3 cows.
S cows.
12 cows.
902 3 no
-0 $ 55
... 71 3 55
VYOMINd. .
42 steers.. ..12"i 6 s'rt 2 sterrs....l'J0') 4 25
POT TH DAKOTA.
22 feeders.. 947 3 75 6 feeders.. C2 3 23
HOGS Hogs generally sjld 10e higher
this morning, the bulk going at $6 X0 To.
The top ttt $..V" was 2oc hinher than yester-
nay. 1:11s aiivunre maks a new high
record f'.r the hog market this year. This
Is thn first tiay that H.5C lu.s neen paid
for hogs on tills market since October if
last year. The highest point reached last
year ajs In February, when there was a
top of 17.0ft. The trad was not overly
active at the advancer! prices, buyers pay
ing the higher prlcs. as It were, under pro
test, but still orders were sufficiently
uigent to eff.ct a reasonably early cleir
snee. Representative sales:
No.
AT.
Sh. Pr.
V-
J .
74. .
u .
4 .
75..'
TI..
44..
A
.7S
Sh.
1n
Pr
4 :7i
4 ?7't
4 a
4 io
74
h
U
7
t:
i
41
:
44
41
n
V.
70
41
M .....
T
71
171
71
U
71
!3(i IS
W l!i
4 a
l Hi
1
. 1W
.IS
:e4
4
4 :i
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( V)
JJ! 140 4 24
t 40 t la
i:- t:o jo
Ml lfr) )
... 4 2
tn 4 J t
o :s
MO 4 a
!47
41 to
S-4
.110
745
Hi
741
:4
,'1
:n
::t
i.'
:tt
r.t
.i
:.t.
;i
ITT
144
r.4
10
:
. . 4
!.1 1
!(4 lit
. II
iro I so
io.i 4 tn
I lo
4 2i
77 .
4'
V.
74..
K .
: .
ct..
44. .
41 .
4
2f 10 r7'
144 140 :tVa
i t an :u
4 n
to i j:
44 I 111
4 4 !7,
.UK 4M)
4 : S
4 r?v,
147 ... 4 r?i
.141 2"0 4
US ttl 4 771
in
-
I3V4
a 4 4o
. . 4 43
-. 6 au
71 :i4 ... 174
S Z3! 40 27',
8HEEF Receipts of shttp were light
Uiig morning, only nine cars being report.)
In. Such s'uff as appeared desirable In the
eyes of buyers sold quite readily at steady
prices There were quite a number of
odds and end in the yards of not overly
desirable stuff that were slow sellers and
wesk.
Toe sheep market this wek ha not
shown any very great change It opened
higher on Monday, since winch time It hs
eaaed off a little, with the trade not overly
active on account of the poor condition of
the rastem mutton market.
tjuotatlons on range or grass sheep and
lambs: Oood to choice lambs, $; iui 76;
fair to good lambs, $5 5j4i6 25: feeding
lambs. $4 ixi)C 00; good to choice light year
lings, $4 i-o4 5u; good to choice heavy year
lings. $4 (4X04.1$; fair to good yearlings, $3 ta
414 S; good to choice wethers. ts .StuO;
fair to good wethers. $3 2to 7$; good to
choice ewes. $3 t-Jj 76. fair to good ewes,
No. Av. Pr.
I native ewes mi $ fri
( native ewes, culls 74 I no
1 native yearlings ta i y,
t native is nib, feeders 60 4 fco
14 native lambs n $ 114
3 native bucks us ; li
16 native lambs, feeders U IS
41 estiva lambs go 12V,
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t!ve institution.
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tionn. The Flrt National Bank la atrotiR and conMrvfitl o.
snd is well prepaud to meet your requirements In the trans
action of your Ixti'klng business.
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Thirteenth and
(i)) Oldest and Largest
fi native ewes
9 native ewes, culls....
3 native yearlings
411 Oregon wethers ....
16 Oregon wethers
. ion
. 74
. 0
.111
..102
I 51
1 5"
4 2f.
3
3 (0
CIII4 A(iO l.WK STOCK M A H KET
tattle Steady Hoa" Ten to Plfteea
tents !llaher.
CHICAGO, July 10. CATTLE Receipts,
1.6) head, market steady; steers. SS.tiou)
.X; cows. ::.OOti575; heifers. S4.9C'ir.;
bulls, S0.OOV6 25; calves. So 4tH.6i); stock
ers nnd feeders. S3 75"(i 4 tiO.
IKiGS- Receipts, ls.uOti head; market
1V.iI6o higher; choice heavy. i 7ir.iti f:
butchers. Sti.5tijf.75; light mixed. KAStuti ii;
choice light, S6.SAtiJtt.66; packing, Sf 7;V. wi ;
pigs. I4fg6.f".; bulk of sal's. A.tniti.70
SHLLP AND IA MBS Receipts. .0ft
head, market steady; sheep, 14 o-iH 60;
lambs, S5.0tut;.75; yearlings. St. 506. 75.
Kansas ttty Live Stork Market.
KANSAS ClfSr. Mo. July 10 t'ATTLK
Receipts, 600 head. Including 3.600
southerns; market steady; export and
dressed beef steers. SB08.0o; fair to
good, S4.50& 6.40; western steers. 14.7541
6 80; stockers and feeders. 13.004) 5. 4n;
southern steers. 13:16 ft 4.75; southern
cows, .OO'fc 3 tin ; native cows, Slo-u
4 65; native heifers. 13 405.60; bulls,
S2 o0!&4.4B: calvew, S3 50iu 6 25.
HOOS Receipts. 520 head; market 10
loo higher; top. S6 56; bulk of sales, SS-30
41 6 50; heavv. $6.50 (a 6.65 ; packers and
butchers. $6.35 Si 6.55 ; light, $6.10416.41.
pigs. $4 75 5.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
head; market for sheep steady; lambs,
10c lower;, at $4.001j 6.60; ewe and year
lings. $4 00&4.60; Texas yearlings, $4.50
(ji 5.50; Texas sheep. $.I H(ifu 4 25; stockers
and feeders, IJ.Tj 4i 3 75.
St. l.ools Live Stock Market.
PT. LOl'13. Julv 10. CATTLE Receipts.
S 500 head. Including 2.5(0 Texans. Marke.
steady to a shade lower; native ahlpp'ng
and exp.irl steers, 14 WitiS-JO; dressed beef
oiu butcher steers, S3. Writ. tO; steers und t
1 OfK) lbs., $3.5041 MM: stork' rs anil feeders
$2.7511 4.50; cows and heifer. $2 4'od..5:
tanners. $12kU2.26; bulls, i;qa.w, calves.
$2 & fatj CO ; Texas and Indian stfers. Sa.UKti
60; cows and heifers, Sl.Stsii 4.6.
HOGS lteieipts. 5.5oo head. Market Vc
higher: p.gs and 1 ghts. $i.5 S4S..0; (Bik
ers. $"i 5oV 6.t ; butchers and best heavy,'
$ .l(i45.75
8HEKP AND I.AMRS-R. celrts. 2.E00
head. Market steid'-; native nv.ittons. H.oO
'14.Z0; lambs, ,..6iirt; culls and links.
$3.0vpC75; stockeis. I.l..5i4.0t.
Slonx City l.lTe Stork Blarket.
6IOI X CITV. July 10 (Special T( le
gram. i CATTLE Receipts. 600 head; mar
ket steady and weak; beeves. 6.tlu?iS ii;
cows and heifers. I4.501i'.75: feeders, $J.5u
4 60: calves and earllngs, $3.7.i4.75.
HOGS Receipts. 2 s 0 head; market 10c
higher; range, $tj.Ot0ti.35; bulk cf sales,
$;.n G.30.
Stork In Slaht.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Omaha' 2.107 3.5" 2.0:3
Kloux City 50t( ".Son
Kansas City S..Vl 5.21M 2.4)
Ft. Louis 3. 50" 5.rii 2,oii
Chicago 1.5011 loo0 t.'i()
Totals 11.107 3j,"0 12.523
Metnl Market.
NEW YORK, July 10. MKTAI.S-Mnd-erate
reactions occurred in the leading for
eign metal markets todav. Tin s.ilrl off
1 5s om spot to 1,11 and 1 7s on futures
1 to 1,12. Ixjcally the market ruled easy ,11
i $.'8.7611 28 .93. Copper declined fc il abroad
on spot to 5i ,s Cd and 10s on futures to
58. Ivocal prices held unchanged and 'lit
market was quiet. Lake. 112.76'd 12.S74.
electrolytic, tU.sitya12.b; tasting. $12.37t.
12.5C Iead was unchanged in lioth marke's
at 12 16s in Indon and at H 4-'ViH 474 In
New York. Spelter was also without any
change. Lorjdon closing at 1i 5s and tin
local market at $4.4544..'iO. Standard foundry
iron In London was unchanged at 4!s 6d
and Cleveland warrants wire Had lower at
61s. Lot ally the market ruled dull and
unchanged. No. 1 foundry raortliern. Ilti.fni
1517.O0; No. 2 foundry northern. $16.7510.5;
No. 1 foundry southern and No. 1 foundry
southern, soft. $16. 5i& 17.25.
ST. LOl'IS. July 10.-M CTAIJ4 Lead,
higher. Selter higher; $1.35.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 10. COTTON Futures
opened firm; July, offered. 0.60c; August,
8.00c; September, 9.42c; October. K3U-; Ie.
cember, 9 19c; January, 9 15c; March. 9.14c
NEW YORK. July 10 'OTTON-Spot
closed quiet: middling uplands. 11.2oc; mid
dling gulf, 11.45c; sales, ti'75 bales. Futures
closed steady: July. 9.40c; Attgiift. 9.35c;
September, 9.31c; October, 9.27c; Novemlier,
9.15.-: Decemljer, 9.16c: January, 9.'iSc; Feb
rttarv. 9.07c; March, 9.07o.
4JALVK8TON. Tex.. July 10 COTTON
Steadv at He.
ST. I51IS, July
middling. ll.c; sales
shipments, two bales;
NEW ORLEANS.
Spots, steady. Sales,
ia.co'rroN D-tii;
none; receipts, none;
stock, 15,(i7ii hales
July ifi. COTTON
1 bales. Ixiw or
ordinary. 7 5-16 . nom-
ditiarv. 6. nominal
Inal; good ordinary. 'tc: low middling.
1"o: middling, lie; good middling. II 7-1oc;
middling fair, 11 iVlw; fair, U ;t-lic. nomi
nal. Receipts. 97S bales; stock. W.2flvbals.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 10. ' FF EE-Market
opened steady, unchanged to a points higher,
responding ixiorly to favorable foreign ad-
vi . Sitecuiatlve interest was agS'n. ah
I sent and under st atlete.l sales of long
j coffee, chiefly from Wall street hotl.ses, and
agolnst firm offers, prices slipped off as
the session progressed. Arter s-lllng down
5 points the advance was cheeked in tky
late afternoon by moderate support from
tradn Interests, which have been the leading
buyers recently. The clo.e was steady, net
unchanged to a decline of i points, with
sale of 1P.5.1 bags. Including July at t'U.
August at 6 oofrt; of-, Septemlier at &.9w33 a-.
November at b .tfr. December at I SO-aS 9V
and March at 5 9filrOiic. Spot coffee con
tinued quiet and unchanged; Rio No. 7,
6 5-16c; Santos. No. 4. Bc. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, l,(ii:V.
44 eul Market.
BOSTON. Julv lo.-WtjOI.-Tha Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, b.islng Its report
upon statistics gathered for the govern
ment, will say tomorrow of the wool mar
ked: Depiand shows a tendency to special
ties and tn these the upward movement In
values Is moil marked There Is no gen
eral activity and a quiet ummr Is ex
pected. The shipment of wool from Bos
ton to July 9. inclusive, according to the
aame authority, were 2.J31.K-J2 pounds,
agalnM 140.g20.219 pounds the same time
last year. The receipts to July 9. inclusive,
were 3 .!& pounds, against 137.3t4,7rl
pound the same period lasi year.
ST. LOCIS. July 10 WOOL Quiet; me
dlum grades, combing and clothing. l"o
Sv; light fine. 16lilgV; heavy fine, HQ12c;
tub washed, IMtjuc.
gr aaa Walaaaes.
NEW TORK, July 10. -SI OAR-Rsw.
steady; fsir refining. $fc; centrifugal,
9 test. 4 3Bc: molasses sugar, 164c. Re
fined, steady; crushed. 1 10c; powdered,
( 50c; granulated. I 40c
MOLASSES Quiet: New Orltari. 2S1r42c.
Pearla Market.
PEORIA. 111. July 10-CORN-Stesdv ;
No. I yellow, 74V; No. $ yellow. 73Vc; No
$. 7?V; No. 4. 72Hs"; no gr1t, "lc
OATS Steady; No. I white, 5V; No. 4
white. BTYiJASHo.
WHIBa:Y-$l If.
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JOYS OF VACATION DAYS
Thoaghts (alcolated to tlr Mrmorlra
and Aroaae Anticipa
tion. "The man who haf awakened each day
to the Insolent ringing of an alarm do. k,
who has hastily washed himself, bolted a
breakfast, and then made a mad dash to
reach his desk by S:20," says John T. Mr
Cutchenn In Appleton s for July, "lie Is
the man who knows the real meaning of
a summer vacation. It Is a I'topla, where
there are no alarm clocks, where one may
get tip when he plensrs. and Issue a defl
to the Im.ss evei y day during the entire
period of his outing. In his mind's re.
vacation means summer siiies. and rest nnd
nlay, and freedom Irom c.ire.
'The things that wouhl be work if he
;.ad to do them become pleaxai.t outing
experiences. He wears his old ilii.ics,
goes unshaven, sits for ho:irs In lh- KiM. r
Ing sun. Is devoured by nio.tuttoi h, nets
up at dawn because the fishing i pood In
the early morning, cat a cold lunch, nnd
thinks he Is having a lovely time. He will
sleep on a hard bed In a broiling room
next to the roof and enjoy It beyond wonla.
If he had to dc a' y of these thlim h(t
would declare a strike. Hut not beini:
compelled by some tyrannical b.iss. he
enjoys It thoroughly. At the end of two
wctks he will be tired out. and will tlta'f
himself back to wotk. rather glad to get
settled down to the lrgu'.utily of I'.aily
wotk, but not willing to aaniil lo a s ml on
earth that he lias not had a corking llm'.
For weeks he will tell his friends down at
the store, or the factory, all the wonderful
things that he did 'up at tic hike.' It's
the 'change' that makes the Mcaiion time,
so delightful In numi.rh-R and so beneficial
In health.
"The two-weekeis have to In gin tl'.' lr
vacation enjoymonts the minute thev get
off the train, ln order to make the most of
the time. In ten minutes the riii.k is
unpacked a pair of flannel trouvrs anil a
rakish hat from the year before h:l' dug
out, and the vacationer is ready to siunl. r
out in si-arch of the attrmilo'is nicitloneil
In the "ads." ln an hour he is phiyini;
a rh'uc of tennis. In two hours he I'm ex
plored the entire n gion lor a mil. around,
and in three hours he Is writing post curds
to the luckless ones who were left behind.
The next morning he is down ut the post
office. Inquiring for letters from home, or
briskly reading papers ilesi riptlve of
yesterday's ball game:; hack in town.
"Then there are many w ho go to a i amp
ln the woods. Of all vacations, Iheie ai t
few that hav? an appeal to the tired tile
slave like that of a vacation In "tha
woods." The tiny wooas V hat a p i -ture
of wholesome out-of door life tho
words suggest. A picture of unt.ani
meled freedom ,of "rujhing II." of
maj.gtle forest aisles, and velvety floors
of pine needles. A long log cabin with
bunks and a big general tiling room, wltn
a grent fireplace about which to sit In tho
evening! A silver lake anil u gold, n
moon that shines down on you as y.ij drift
with some one, very pretiy and tempo! itrily
very dear, In the boat '.villi you. That
is the pit tore that entices the shop-worn
deiiix. n of the busy place."
MODEL HOME OF TOMORROW
Will It Be of Cement and U'ilhoat
blmae. as Thin Taper
rrrdlrtsf
A house of cement: a house without a
chimney; a house with pb-nty of artifh 11
light and hent and yet without s Mt of
fire; a bouse without r.ml; without itMi";
without dangerous gase such is to ba
the house of tomorrow.
This is Indeed an Ideal house, snd W
Is not Impossible to hec. for. with little
trouble, one ha J 1st been completed at
t'arrollton. III. Wh le this wonderful noma
Is the only ore of Its kind In lh world,
j it Is a good example of what the nir?n
J American home will be in a fw yeatd
j from now. Wood la fast becoming i"i
scarce and too high In price to be x.n .
as common building inateiial, and the tin e
is already her when, for economy's, ak.
architects and contractors are fig it lug to
construct all buildings of steel nr4 con
crete. As the supply of coal d.inlnNh"
the cost I advancing so that evervthit.g
possible is being done to husband the sup
ply and to see that none of the pre.inu
stored heat Is wasted. .lct ricit v. gen
erated by water power, is even now t.tklt ?
the place of coal as a kourre of powr,
nd the time Is not far distant when t'.
will rank first a a source f htat.
This model twentieth century home et
Carrollton Is thlry-four by thirty feet
two stories high, with stt'e snd basement,
and has eight rooms on ths two maia
floors. Wlille Edison s Idea of a loi.ei.cd)
floors.
TOM WATSON IS NOTIFIED
(eaaaslttee Breaks News to (audi
lata of tke People's
Party.
ATLANTA. O.. July lw-Tliemni F. Wat
son of Thompeon, Ga., candidate of tun
People's party for president of the t'nitfd
States, was formally notified of hi nom
ination by the committee appointed Ly tho
Ht. Louts national convention at a largely
attended meeting of the populis !n t'l.s
city last night- Tha notlfat:on ape h was
delivered by Judg J. W. Forr'st of
Albany. N. T.