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THE OMAHA DAILY, BEE. FRIDAY. JULY 24. U.L. CRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET Unchanged Crop Condition! Make Un intereiting Market. CASH VALUES REPORTED LOWER 4Ja Otfirl Steady and Werked Hither, Cloela at T SUM Cents Wkent Market Wh Xerreas. OMAHA. July :3. 1904. There was very lltt 1 character to the grain markets from the tart today. Ciop condition remain unchanged and sbout the only trades are of a scslplng ntur. The Increase In the exporting and resl sale for local demand havt hid little effect upon advanclna our market, while cash values were reported lower. They did not Bhow a lose at the clone. Wheat started a trifle higher and t ceroe nei-vous during the tarly trading owing to better cable advices end report of large, export sales. Elevator nock are low and bids from millers ere sironser, placing wheat on a much firmer basis. July wheat opened at 87c and closed at Corn opened steady at yesterday' cloe. and dragged heavy owing to a slow end lower eah market. Ijiter after a show of strength In wheat July and Srpfiith.-r option In corn worked higher, with better support and buying became general. July corn opened at 7J'c and closed at Primary wheat receipts were 812, flon hush l and shlpnent were 728.0k) bushels, against receipts Isst year of Otiftfl bushel and shlpmenis of SoO.iiOO bushels. Coin lecclpts er" JTVxt bushel and thlpments mere l'4fi.ono bushels, as.ali.st re ceipt? Isst ;r of :(. (Vx b isl.t Is Hiitl ship ments o' ;MlO Im.hrH. Clearance were f0 fiushi-ls nf c.nn. 5.000 uahels of ol. a ii3 wheat and flour equil o 17'',ono buahela. Liverpool closed 'd li'gher uu wheat ird Hd higher on mrn. 6eaboard reported fwn.wvi bushels of whst taken for expert. Locsl rang of option: Vrflcles.l Open. Hlgh.l Low. Clo. Yeey. Whet July... 87 Sept... tf, July... 73', Corn Sept... 7Ji,4 Dec... 68' J Osts I Sept...! 41 May... 'S! 7H 73 87 S.V 73'4 &s4 41 4:i 7.1S" Es'4 4tt, 44S! Omaha Caak Prtcea. WHEAT No. 1 hard old MMthMr- new OejrWiVtr; No. 8 hard, new. SStrJiic; old. i Ifi't n Kin A m-,s. . I - No. 3 aprlng, 64Sc. CORN No. 2. 71i): No 4 7:'W7'2:Vi(- TJ 2 yellow, 73c; No. 2 white. lic; No. 3 WHIM-, (ic. ... OATS-No. 8 white. 524(53c; No. 4 white, HVE No. 2, 717Sc; No. S, 69a7'Vi. 1 Crlnt tiaealata. Wheat Corn Chlcgo t 142 134 Minneapolis llfl Omaha 38 19 Liuulh H9 Oa 12 4-H1CAGO GRAI AND PROVISIONS Keatarea of tka Tradlaa; and Cloalas Prleea on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, July ii. Additional report of damage to th growing crop in the north west and an improved demand for the cash grain in the aoutnweat had a strengthening cceci toaay 011 the local wheat market Tha Bepiemr delivery closed at a nt n of Corn waa up c. Oata were &'c nmhtr, and provision were a tnsne to 10c lower. The strength In the wheat market devel oped toward the end of the first hour, and (.onunuad unabated throughout the remain der of the session. Scarcity of offering In the pit mad the bullish demonstration eas ily possible. The chlrf reasons for the up turn were a number of crop damage re ports from the Dakotas and an advance in the price of cash wheat at Kansas City i.ther strengthening Influences were Im proved export business and a forecast for .-.tiaul revpts-.her tomorrow, . snarly to Iriie ttiAfcion the market waa rather easy, owing to selling Inspired by more rain In the northwest. The close was strong-. Septem ber opened a ahade lower to a shade higher at 04fcc to S04e. sold off to MMnW.c and then advanced to 9IHc The close waa at 907c. Clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 17,700 bushels. Primary receipts were 4)12.00(1 bushels, compared with 6O8,0u0 bushels the corresponding day one year ago. M'nneapolls, Duluth and Chicago re torted receipts of 348 cars, against 349 cars last week snu !nl cars one year ago. The corn market waa rather weak early in the day, because of aelllng by local shorts, who were actuated by the contlnu snce of favorable weather conditions for the growing crop. During the last half of the session the market rallied on active de mand by the commission houses, brought out by the upturn In wheat and oat. The close was strong, with prices almost at the top notch. September opened unchanged to V,o higher at 76S" to 76Hc. sold off to bc and then advanced to 764i(a7tJ'4c. The close was at 76VtjC Iocal receipts were 134 cars, with five cars of contract grade. Oats were active and strona:. The July lelivery wss especially strong, and ad vanced nearly to above yesterday's closing 'lsrure.. Other deliveries sdvanced about lc. The strength was largely due to the ex tremely small atocks of contract oats In store here and to the continued small move ment from the farms. An urgent demand by shipper f"r cash oats helped to strengthen the options. The market closed strong. September opened unchanged to He higher St 444p to 4Sc, advanced to 4SNe and Closed at 4H"4)fr45'4e. Local receipts were lot car. Provisions were firm at the outset, owing to lc advance In live hogs, hut the market anon eased off on scsttered realising sales. At trie close September pork was off We at 118 87 Lard was a shade lower at r 3?3 S. Ribs were also a shade lower at J8.S2H. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 72 cars: corn, 141 cars: oats, 98 cars; hogs, 13,000 hesd. The leading futures ranged ss follows: Artlcles.l Open. I High Low. I Close. I Tn')'. Wheat I I July .i 90 tl1HI 90 I -4l Wl 2T4,I !mi Pf, I K.7l 93 bDrc. l'i- ' M 91S 2Si91T"2 Corn Jvly . Sert. D-c. . May . Of tt- I 74 75 751 7H4il 75'4 764 S'l-, 7m 754 62iil6H,i&'H I ajoly nliy 58 55 Mm 5SU ?',l 46 BAV4 64 44S 4:4 e n. . 44 4H!45ift! 43 U Dec. ,.43C44i rrri- - . 8pt. Ort. Lsid-; Kept; 0;t. -Ribs-Sent. Oet . I I 7H 87 Sfi',4 8 73S ' 73H 73 I 4SH 41 Mi If 80 18 fiA 18 87H ' 74 15 774 16 l-'Vk 15 86 16 76 16 76 16 ;0 :jm Srni ss S6 -I 4354 t 47 Hi 9 40 I 40 46 TV. 8 Ki I SJMi S 834 8S 9M ,S I 90 90 f .'4 No. J a61d. ' bNew. Cash ouoiarlons wer- as follows: FlOLK Steady; spring patents. lo.2Sfr6 60, spring atralarhts. ,4.0ot6 o, winter patents, S4 04.70: winter straights, SS.'-O-tM 06: bsker. r-8i4ni!J WlirAT-Nit. I arring. 1 orffl 15. CORN No, t, To4477c; No. 2 yellow, OAtV-No.j i white, ftm14c. RARtJCY f air to choice maltina. 87ir SEtDB Flit. No, 1 northweatern, tj.75. prtt IV iPllJlNa-anon rios. j:oes (lonsei, US'tiru Mr as oork. r-er bhl . :& nva. 16.66. lard, per ion lbs , 3 25. Short clear sides (roxodl. rv76D.(J. rcllowliig wxr the receipts and. slilpmert or fluur nd grs.ln; Rece'nt. Bli!prr -i-t Flour, tb V'haaV hu... Corn. bu. ........ .. Oata, tiu ... Ry. bu. .. "001 . ..U8.0 0 fO.'tXl . .171.0 MiOiti ..135.i ' U4 0 0 .. iom ' .. 99,0 0 16 00) On tbe Produce exchange today the butter market-, was steady; creameries. l&ir-14c;-dairies, 17. Oc, Fgga. steady: at mark, cases Included. l4-yii, flreta. 17c; prims firsts, 194c, Cheese, Ism; 11618c. : x.' ' Peoria Market. PEORIA, July IS. CORN Higher; No. 4 while, ftc; Ka 1 yellow, 7c; No. S yellow. Tne; N. 4 yeilow. 77c: No. 1. 7c; N.. 4. 77c; no rrsda tvery poor). 73c. OATaV-trioady: No. t white, 6Ac; No 4 white, 64. WKISKe-fl 3E. ttTWrwool Orwta aad Provaioaa. , L4VJERPOOU July W.-WHEAT-Cloalng : Sput. aiaadr ; No.' I rett wrslern winter. ' 7WJ N 1 California, 7s lid; futures, aalet. July. 7s 7d; Sertemrer, 7s Jd, December, S 3'1. t OKN Poot. siealv: old American mlxd, 8 W; futures, quiet; Sepiember. l 8s.d. MF.ATIir.H IS THE fiRMI BELT Loral Phowers a4 Cooler for Friday. Prokably. OMAHA. July W. 1M Light shower were Quite general since the preceding report In the Misaouil val ley, tne soutnwest ana tnrougnoui me mountain distrlcta. Mains sre reported falling In western Minnesota. Ok aljoma and Yellowstone park. The showers were fairly well distributed over eaaurn and southern Nebraska and were hesvlest In the latter portion. Tempetaiures are slightly higher everywhere except on the l'a lflc slope, w here cooler weather pre vails. Barometric conditions are unsettled in the west and local showers will oicu; in this vicinity toniaht and probably Fii- day. with cooler Friday. Ornaha record of u-mpeiature and pre cipitation compared with the correspond ing day er the last three years: 19 7. 1. 19-6 Minimum tf-mperature 71 81 r8 M) 1'reclpitailon uo .ta .uo uo Normal temperature for today, 77 dr-cs. Excess In precipitation since March 1. 2.44 Indies. Deficiency corresponding period in 1907. 4.66 inches. Deficiency corresponding period In I91.6. lit inches. t'ora and Wfcest Keajlon Ralletln. Kor tlio twenty-four hours ending at 8 m., 1 .in merman time, lhursda, July 19t'S: -Temp. Raln- Station. Max. Mln. fa'l. 8kv. Ashland . 81 68 T cloudv Auburn S7 ;U T Cloudy Hroken Bow .... 78 ti .0 Clear C'oluinbua 86 tU T Pt. cloudv Culbertaon 89 Hi .oa . i't. cloudy Fairbury . M .H Ft. cloudy Fairmont H2 2 .44 Cloudv tirand Inland .... 113 M .40 Cloudy Hartinglon ss eo . I't. cloudy Hastings 81 a . Cloudy Holdrege 85 S3 .88 Cloudv Oakdaie 80 4 ..10 Cloudv Omaha 85 6 .00 Cloudy Tekamah 87 j .00 Cloudy Alta. la 83 4 .16 Raining Cnrroll, la 87 til .no Cloudy tClarlnda. la 90 Si .08 Clo.idy Sibley, la 81 .9 .00 Clear (Bloux City, la.. 82 .04 Cloudy t Received late: not Included in averages. Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at 8 a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGES. No. of Temp. Rain, Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inchon. Chicago 26 Columbus. 0 14 Des Moines, la.... 18 Indianapolis 12 Kansas City 20 Doulsvllle, Ky 19 Minneapolis 30 Omaha 18 St. Louis 13 86 62 .c'4 86 62 T 86 64 .ill hN 66 .ng M 4 .18 il 64 .90 82 as .16 84 64 .M 88 66 T The weather Is slightly warmer through out the corn and wheat region. Light showers occurred within the last twenty four hours In all except the Louisville district. L. A. WELSH, local Forecaster. KW YORK GENERAL MARKET Qaotatlons of the day on Varlons Commodities. NEW YORK. July 23. FLOl'R Ru ceipts, 18.900 bbls.i exports, 3,162 buls. Market firm with moderate Inquiry; Minnesota patents, $5. 364 6.70; Inter straights, Ji.10W4.2S; Minnesota ndkcr, $4.10y 4.40; winter extras, 3.40 U.60; winter patents. $4 404.75; winter low grades, J3.80'n3.5O. Rye flour, quIeL; fair to good, J4.16'a'4.50; choice tn iancy, (4.65 lt 4.90. CORNMEAL Quiet; fine white and yel low, $1.'j6; coarse, J1.66cua.i)U; kiln dried, 14.00. RY-Dull; No. 2 western, 83c, t. o. b. New York. WHEAT Receipts, 221,000 bu. rfiOt market irregular. No. 2 red, StScff ll.OOVs elevator and tl.00 f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter. 1.02 4 f. o. b. afloat. A smaller southwest moveui?i coupled with reports of hot, mu&K" weather In the northwest caused a -narp advance in wheat today, notwithstand ing a less active export business. Final prices were &c net higher. July, S1.00V41.0074. closed Sl.OO'Al Sept., 98to98Tc; closed 8c; Dec, U9,ai 1 Oil's, c: closed. S1.00V4. CORN Receipts, 1.800 bu.; spot mar ket firm; No. 2, 84c nominal elevia-jr and 814c nominal f. o. b. afloat. Option market was without transactions, clos ing V481c net higher. July cloned 7c; Kept, closed 83 c; Dec. closed 72c. OATS Receipts. 31.800 bu.; exports, 4 500 bu. ; spot market firmer; mixed, 28 32 pounds, 49 n 61 4c; natural white, 26"o'31 pounds, 63fi5c; clipped white, 3240 pounds, 607Sc. HAY Firm; good to choice, TCIJfSSc. HOPS (juiet; state, common to choice, 1907 crop, 5(gc; 1906 crop, 4i'o6c; Pacific coast, 1W7 crop, 6ii8c; 1906 crop, 3c. HIDES Firm; Bogota, 19c; Central Amer ica. 19c. LEATHER Firm; acid, SligTRc. PUOVI8ION8 Beef, steady: family. S1S.75 17.60; mess, 14.40ifl5.60; beef hams, S28.00 Sao.00; packet. $16.00616.00; city extra India meaa. 8J4.0ou.?6.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies. 9.7511.00; pickled hams, fl2.5Sj13.00. lard fairly steady; western, J9 4irat9.ou; reriiied, sieaoy; conwneni, iv; South America. $10.65; compound, $8.26a.50. Tork. easy family, 18.0Kti ln.RO; short clear, $17.2M18.50; mess, $17. 2S8 17.50. TALLUW lUli; Cliy, one. coumrjr, usj 6kO. mcR steady: domestic, fair to extra, Z (li,c; Japan, nominal. HUI 1 r.K Bieaoyi crt-aiurry Bfni ibid, 23Vc; creamery extras, 2(&23c. CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, large, colored or white fancy, U4c; good to prime, lOVallWc; common, 90jlO4c. POl'LTRY Alive, steady; spring chick ens, 16c; fowls. 13c; turkeys, lie; dressd. Irregular: western spring chickens, H'g'JOc; fowls, 14i9H4c. , EUGS Steady; state, Pennsylvania and nearby fancy. selected, white, 2rvi"6c: aood to choice, 23S24c: brown and mixed, fancy, 23tf24c; good. 2Tti'-3c;: western, extra firsts, aurgjjc; iireis, isiwivc; sec onds. 171S0. t. Iioala Ueaeral Market. ST. LOCIS. July 23 WHEAT-Firm; track. No. 2 red. cash, 9lC3c; No. 2 hard, 8i91c; September, 89H'0894c; Decem ber. 92c. CORN Firm: track. No. 1 caah. 7&8 784c; No. 2 white 82tl824c; September, 75't.r; December, 68140. OATS Firm; track. No. t cash, 644c; No. 2 white. 684c; September, 44'4c; De cember, 434c. FLOl'R Steady; red winter patents, $l40r&4 66; extra fancy and straights, $3 8 H 25; clears, $3.25b4.i)0;. SKKD Timothy, steady at S3.OOfi4.50. CORNMEAL Steady at $3 70. R RAN Higher; sacked, east track, $1.08 fc l C9 HAY Firm ; timothy. $11.006 16.00; prairie, $10 l -til 1.00. IRON COTTON TIES-1.00. BAOOINO-7V. HKMP TWINE 7c. . PROVISIONS Pork lower; Jobbing, $16 96. Lard steady; prime steam. $8.9f' 9 00. Dry salt meats steady, boxed extra ahorts, $9374: clear ribs. 19.374: short clears, $9.76. Racon steady; boxed extra short. $10. X; clear ribs, $10.25; short clears, $10,624. POULTRY Dull j chicken. 10c; sprlnut, 144c; turkeys 12'6l4c; ducks. 7c; geese, 5c. Rl'TTER Steady ; creamery. 1S&22C. , - EGGS Steady, 14c case count. , Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls. 8 000 5 010 Wheat, bu lSO.'x-O 7,00) Corn, bu 62 i5iv Oats, bu I'S.ooi) 22.000 Kansas City Urala and Previsions. KANSAS CITY, July 23 WHEAT Un changed to lc higher; July, S74c; Septem ber. 3Sc: Iectmber, S74c. Cash: No. 2 hard. 8f1i97c: No. 2 hard, fttfcuoc; No. 2 red. 8Sfls9c; No. $ red. W4c. CORN 4c to lc lower; July. 744c; Sep tember. T1V: December. k"V. Caah: No. I mixed. 774c; No. $ mixed, 77c; No. t white, 80c; No. S white. 794c. OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white. 54j56c; No. 2 mlx-d. 51j62c-. RYK-T3W77C. HAY Steady; choice timothy, $5ai0oo cholre rrairlo. old. $9 00; new. $7 Sot7.76. Ul'TTEn Steady ; creamery, 21c; pack ing 1-. LGtlH- Firm; frtsh extras. 184c; currcnl receipts, 14c. Receipts. Shipments. .. .2i"o.io lliiie0 ... .!) 9.or ... 3,oi . :.ouo Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu..,. Oats, bu Options at Kansas City: Articles. 1 Osen. High. I Low. Close. Dalatk 4ra Market. DULl'TH. Mian., July S3. WHEAT No. 1 northern. $1.1?; No. 2 out ilieru $1.11; Juiy. $1,114, avepleiuber.. 98 4c. OATaW-To arrive ia July, Sic, on track, $i7c Wheat I - I S. pt.,... m 1 M4 Dec 87 H7V 8i 874 Corn - ' ' I I Pept TIV4I 71 V, 714! 714 Dec Ultj 644 64fct1 . 664, 1 1 i NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS Market Broadens to Include Issues Not Often Traded In. MOVEMENT IS IRREGULAR Possible Political Kffect of Standard HI Decision Offaets to Home Kiteat Rise Wfctrk Followed Its Aaaaaaeement. NEW YORK. July 23 There wns manl fest growth of general panic pal Ion In the transactions In storks today, commission houses reporting Increased orders fr m a scatttred clientage. The market broad ened perceptibly and embraced an lncrea Ing number of securitie s not often trad, d In. The !mg period of dormancy of pome of these ahlle an upward movement lis I been gnlng on In the general maiket mak- s them susceptible to a spasmodic i,"ud Justment to the new order of values wuli h offers startling contrasts In Hie pMces made with those prevailing whn d a:higs last occurred in them. Such cr.annea wrr In evidence today in many inst trce - Ai the same time active profit-taking wss going on In the favorite trading st' ck and the price movement bad a very ltregnlr appearance In consequence. This was one symptoms of the lessened artiricialliy of t ie market. Movements larkd the msehlne-Lke pre cision characteristic of the esr'lT ct-ig s of a speculative csmpalgn, when "Po a tions are almost wholly In the hand- of ;i few leaders actng In concert and d. pend ing on devices of manipulation to mcIiW, their efforts. Such growth of oatHe d -mand as is now being seen In ihe sio k market is the object sought bv the earll-r professional Operations, and when It l secured there Is usually no time lot in taking advantage of It to transfer to specu lative holdings and secure the profit ac crued. This profit-taking, while ptrfecily evident from the action of the market to day, wss conducted with csutlon-, and (h? control of the movembnt was not aban doned at any time. The professional ele ment amongst the room traders, however, was disposed to read In this ihe proba bility of a turn In the movement and they were keenly alert to detect slans that the top had been reached. Experimental shirt sales were adopted from time to time In the effort to feel for the top. Coneentraied selling of various stocks, a large part of the selling coming frofn a single house, kept alive a suspicion that the important financial Interests, credited with rosier ni the late rise In stocks, were reducing their holdings and taking their profits. There was a supposition that a large accumu lation of holdlnga had been effected In an ticipation of a decision reversing the 2. Ono.OiiO fine Imposed on the Standard Oil company, and It was assumed that the handing down of that decision yesterduv would prompt some selling out of thisi accumulations. The decision continues the subject of active discussion In the financial district, with general agreem-nt on its probable effect In reviving demand for corporation securities. This effect is especially expected to be marked ab:oad, where the levying of the fine last year was the cause of widespread distrust of the ability of American corporations to escape encroachment even to the extent of con fiscation. On the other hand, there was some difference of opinion over the possi ble political effect of the upsetting of the government's case against the Standard OH company and the reflected ennsequen' es to be spprehended In financial affalis No assistance was received from abroad In sustaining prices of stocks, the harden ing of discounts In London, the declining condition of the Bank of England and the Macedonian trouble combining to keep for eign markets unsettled and depressed. The price of copper was aeain advanced in New York and in London, and news of th country's crop continued favorable, such strength as was shown in the grsln market being attributed to foreign demand. There was some pressure lste In the dsy which reduced the previous advances considerably and made the closing tone Irregular. Ronds were strong. Total sales, par value, $6,090,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks were as follows- mim. High. Lew. Close. anal, ropper. ex-niv 41. I 74 71 73 Am. i mr mt rounary lb,JQ W) do pfd 8H 39V, 101 81 tS JO t.S M4 " ns ts 63 Vj 10 JK4S, Am. Cottoa Oil Am. Hide Leather pfd Am. Ice securltiei.., 1,100 r 144 tluO. lt 544 100 104 17,700 7H Am. Llnaeed Am. Locomotive do pfd , Am. Smaltlng Ref , do pfd Am. Siiffar Rsf , Am.. Tobacco pfd Am. Woolon Anaconda Mining Co Atchlaon , do pfd Atlantic Cout Uu B. A U do pfd Brooklyn R. T Canadian Pacific Central Leather dn pfd Central of N. J Cha. A' Ohio Chicago Great Waatarn.... C. A N. W C . M. St. P C, C, C. A St. L, Colo. Fuel A Iron Colo. Boutharn do lat pfd do Id pfd Con. Gaa Corn products Ielawara A Hadaon D. 4k R. O do pfd Dlatlllera' Bacurltlca Kris do lat pfd do Id pfd General Electric Great Northern pfd do Oregon ctfa Illinois Central lntar. Met do pfd Inter. Paper ,do pfd Inter. Pump loss Central K. C. Boutharn do pfd U A N Mexican Central Minn. A St. L, Minn . St. P. V 8. Bte M Mo. Pacific M., K. T do pfd National load N. Y. Central N. Y., Ont. A W Norfolk W North American Northern Pacific . Pacific Mall Penneylvanla People's Oaa P...C, C. A St. L Preaaed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car 400 I07i io; lOfti 111 200 (- Kit ft 4 44 -t 874 K 94 4 :0 8I4 44H M'4 N 14, !. 900 0 t.Ow) 4H 9214 S4 sa 17.800 53 51 51 K.ioo lti4 ls. i ) 2i 284 lay. UN) I 7 4 200 43-14 iba 141 t8 SJ'a S2 61 ol 13S4 .1.100 41 424 6.200 74 4 7.700 ISO', IKS 23.700 143 141 1.400 it 67 3.700 I34 3-44 4.HK) 334 32 1.000 4L'H 41 I2i 61 4 12,l 1414 137 2.000 lg e,600 1M M 274 174 144 let4 27 400 a 4 4 364 124 2 4- .Oil J34 1,400 3S4 00 2i, M4 ia 39 28 1444 1.16 4 34 244 1,300 14h4 146 1.700 1374 134 7,0 64 44 e 7,oo 142 144 !' 1.200 114 114 ,14 l.K-IO I.70O WW 4iM) 324 10 4 &4 244 II 2614 32 32 1"4 65 244 1744 264 104 ..4 234 17 2i4 400 J0 67 574 64; 1. kio 1114 1094 1104 100 164 I64 ' W I) & 27 2. VO0 117 114 lit 7.410 6644 6.'4 : .. 4.4-) 314 314 314 6"0 43 4 63 M .. t,-0 72 71 71 .. lu K0 1104 10 1 .. 23.100 43 4 404g 424 .. t,2"0 74 4 73 4 -44 700 44 64 64 .. 12 1424 1414 1114 .. 1.100 274 14 21; .. 26.ton 1264 104 1!4 .. l.00 464 t. M 100 7i4 764 .. 4.1O0 34 124 34 l 147 146 169 . 1.000 424 41 414 .126 30 119 11114 1184 Railway Steel Spring.. Reading Republic Steel do pfd Rock laland Co do pfd St. L. A 8 r M pfd St. Louta 8. W BloM-Sheffleld 8. A I go. Pacific do pfd go Railway do pfd , Tann. Coppee Tetaa ft Pacltlo Tol., Si. L. ft W do pfd In ion Pacific da pfd I'. 8. Ruhker do lal pfd V. S. fleel .. 1.100 1'4 '14 214 .. 1,H 744 .. 1.400 174 .. 14.100 334 6o0 274 2'J 4' 4 100 H. 74 1 3'. 1T4 13 24 404 4:4 14 1)4 II H4 16 4 -'4 4 H4 334 24 40 42 -4 1184 184 4 364 224 .. 4I.3O0 j li 111 .. 17,000 194 .. l.I'M 6"4 . . t, i0 864 W-J 14 100 H4 3..1 44 444 494 ..146 700 1654 1644 - 154',, s-w U4 ai4 Z4 l' 284 2' -' 2O0 7 e4 m .. 14. I4 464 414 4c ( .. 4.400 14 lo4 1. 1.1 i . . 1.100 34 5' 174 . MS K4 2H loo 1024 1024 1004 400 124 124 1:4 1 "0 24 26 26 .. 4 814 78 ,4 400 574 674 ' f"0 1 44 41, .. 1. 100 J14 1(4 -t'4 do pfd I uh Copper Va -Cam. chemical .. do pfd Wabaah do pfd Wcstlnfhoua Electric Waaters t'olon W. ft Lata Erie Wieconeia Central Total sales (or th day, 417,400 shsres. New 'ork Mlnln Storks. NEW TORK. July 2S. Closing guotstlons 011 minim stocks: A Ike 296 Lesdtllla Breeee i Little Chief Hranewlrk Con , 4 Men tan Comatork Tun. ato.-k. ii Onurlo Com.tock Tun. bonda. 14 (iphir Con. Cal. A Vs.... 104 Small Hopes Horn Silrer 10 Standard Iron Silver. M Telle Jacket Ottered .. .. J .. 4J ,400 ..341I .. 14 ..10 .. ia Trraisry Statement. WABHINOTON. July 2J.-Today a state ment of the treasury balances in the gen eral fund exclusive of the $16i.0c0.(a gold reserve, shows: Availsble cash balance -tS,061'.fM7; gold coin snd bu lien, $4:.2lo.4n; go id tert'fitairs. $,41'8.410. Bank 4'learlags. OMAHA. July 2t.-Banl4 clearings for today aere $14114 and far the corre sponding date last year $1.571. . Pprelga riaaaelal. . BERLIN. July 23. Prices on the Bourse today wore flitn. .. . PARIS. July U -Prices of all governroeni securities were depressed un the Bourse todav, on seeount of the sltustlon In Msce donla. Copper shsres slone were strong. Jlut York Money Market. NEW YORK. July 41. MONET On call, easy at l' per cent; ruling rate. 14 per cnt; closing bid, 1 pr cent; offered at 14 P" cent. TIME IOANS Falrlv firm: sixty dav. W24 per rent; ninety days, 2,tf!4 per cent; six months. 4 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-JVfi4 per cent. KTERI ING FTXCTI ANQE FSIrly steady, with actual business In bankers' Mils at $4 K75 for demand and at $4.SfilS4.W,a for sixty-day bills; commercial bills, $4.844j 4 fllLVFR-Rsr. 6"4c; Mexican dollars. 45c. RONDS Government, steady; rallrosd, strong. Closing quotations on bonfls were as follows: V. S rf ts, rg ...lr. Japan IHa M-4 do coupnn do 44, :d aenea .. 14 do S. res lnfl I,, A i. unified la ;Uj dn coSon i..t' Manhattan r a-Md 4, do 4. re IS'" Mil an Ootral 4a. S do coupon 1S3U do lit iiw .l.vi Am Tobaci-o 4" 7fMlon si U 4a.. do 4 17, M . K T. 4a : Atrhlann gen 4a dn Jrla K no ad) 4 N R. ft nf M c. 4a ! do e. 4 11 T. Central g. fits 1H Atlantic c. L. 4 t N. J Central I Sa.liJS B. o. 4a w No Pacific 4a IU2 do fits. do t t4 Brooklyn R. T c. 4a It's Norfolk aV W. c. 4a. 7 Ontrsl of Oa. 6a. Ore tn s. 1,. rfd. 4 "S do lal Inc V2 Pnn con 4 I H do id Inc .. M neadln cs. 4a " do lid Inr 'Rcpuhl c of Cuba 8.KS t'hea k Ohio 4H. l"t St L. I M c. oa l"7 cTil'-siro A. I't!.. 7 Si. U ft S r f. 4a M't C, R. .Q nw 4.. M'gf. t,. 8. W. cos. 4a. 7 C. R. I. A P. 4a.... M', 'Seaboard A. U 4a.. ST4 dn rot K 7 So. Parlflc 4 do rM 4a . do I at 4 2 ccc. AV St. b. g. 4.l0ik So Railway 5s n Colo Ind. Ra 7'j Tca H Pai-lflc la IliS'k cole Midland 4e si Tol , st L. W. a 7S'4 Colo. Southcrs 4a I'nlon Pacific 4a 1 H rcl a- Hudnm rv. 4a M dn ct. 4a Hv,, n ft R O 4a M C 8 Sll U ." ... nrtc prior oen s.... m wanian la it dn n. 4 S Wemera N4. 4s S Htxkins Vsl. 44a...l0JV, W. A Uke Srie 4a. Ifl Inter. Met. 4'a..... 47 Wis. Central 4 U Japan 4a tt bid. "Offered. Boston Slocks and Bonds. BOfrrON. July 2S-Money, on call, 2111 per rent: time loans, 3fu-l4 per cent. Clos ing; r)uotatlon: Atchlaon adj. la 84 Atlantic II do 4a IS'i Blnaham 75 mm. Central 4s 81 Calumet A Heels 61 Atchlaon 874 Centennial do pfd S24Crper Range.. Boaton A Maine 1X2 Daly West Hoaton Elerated 1144 Franklin Kili-hburg pfd ufl Oranby N V . N. H. ft H...14S Roeale 244 76 lot, 4 inn 214 6 4 6I4 (Vi .74 1024 I'nlon Pacific 154 . Maas Mining... Am. Arge. Chemical.. t:4 Michigan do pfd. Uu Mohswk Am. Tneu. Tubs. Am. Sugar do pfd Am. Tel. A Tel.. Am. Woolen do pfd . Mont. c. ft C. .lt?40ld Dominion... .127 Oeceols .1214, Parrot . 14 tjulnry , 3ft Shannon , 14 Timarack . t . 144 . 44 . 14 - 44 . 34 - -IT. . 4K . 6. . 4 .134 . Sd Dominion I. A 8 Edlaon Else. Ill mu Trtlty Oeneral Elec 146 I'nKed Copper. "a. Blectrlc !! Htnlni.. do pfd... 11 . ...1 Maaa. Ona t'nlted fruit Vnlted Shoe Ma do pfd r. s. steel do pfd Adrtmturs Alloues Amalagamated Bid. Asked. ' Vlrtorlg '7 Winona "HWolrertne 8 Nnrih ,...- Rutte Coalition! ciniie 1 oantinn IZ.V Calumet A Arlmna. . .Ill ....IW4 'HArHons Commercial.. 21 40rene Cananea 11 Load on Stock Market. 1XJNDON. July 23.-American stocks opened firm at H to above the New lnrk elnRfna nf vs.t..rn.. The Hank of England's rate of discount uio-uoiiiMcti at per cent. tendon tioslns; stocks: Cosaola. money. .. rt 13-16 M., K A T "'1N. T. Central. 4 Norfolk W.. . do pfd 54 Ontario A W.. .III Anaconda Atchlaon 4 opfd . . iVi , 83 . 4t .....,.w,v uiu... i rrnnayiranis .. Canadian Pacific. ., .173 Rand Mines ... st4 Pennaylvanls . 644 44 . 414 . .iMimna or j neaaing . ... Chicago o. W 7 -Southern Ry. . 20 hi, , Bin, m at. r...ifoa ao pfd.. . 104 Southern Pacific!'. . . 6I4 De Rmm Dener A Rio O dn pfd Erie do let pfd... do Id pfd.,.. . 46 .It. 9 . 66 ... atit t nton racifie .... 44 do pfd .... 134 V. 8. Steel .,.,40 1 do pfd...... ...24 Wabaeh I ait A mlA ... 13 ... 27 Grand Trunk Illinois Central .146 SnanUh i. " ... H4 t a .... .. 11:5. aquu, lOPDer 7V, OOIJ Bar, TTsr 104d ; American eagles 76s 8d. . v. SILVER Bar deJU MM8d per ounce. MONEY- per cent. 76 V, . .... . , u 1 ...m i 10 inn open mantel for short bill :H4 per cent; for three tn . kill. It 11 - . win., -7i7S lT Ceill. Metal Market. NEW YORK" July 21. METALS tnere was a very sharp advance in the i-onaon tin maraet today, with spot clos ing at 138 10s and future, at lid 1 -,. Locally the market was firm and higher In consequence, 'with spot quoted at 130 55 31.06. Corner was slitriniv higher in London, with spot quoted at 58 lis td and futures at 61 7s id. Locally the market waa firm and mod erately nigtier on the average, with Lake quoted st $i:.S74 13.00. Electrolytic at $12,112 4 0) 12.87 4 and casting at $12.S0i& 12.6ii4. - Lead was unchanged at at 19 5s in London. The local market ket was firm and about 6 points higher at 4.so 4.ou. npeiter was unclmiw.fd at ld5s In London. The local market was firm but unchanged at $4.&0u) 4.R5. There was a decline to 4. for standard foundry Iron In the London market, but Clevelsnd warrants wero un changed at 60s 14d. Locally no change was reportea. no. 1 foundry northern, . in.ou-p' is. 1 o; no. 1 soutnern ana No. southern soft. $ln.60ifr 1 6.76. ST. LOl'IS. July 23. METALS Lead, strong, i.a; spelter, strong, 44.40 Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralte. NEW YORK, July 23 EVAPORATED Afn.KS Market IS quiet on spot with fancy quotnd at 10tgl04c; choice at 8 tt4c; prime at 8T4 4j74c and common to fair at 54614c. DRIED FRC ITS Prunes are selling ireeiy on reports 01 a snort crop, but spot quotations are uncnangea at 341W 13c tor t anrornia ana t4 to 74c for uregon rruit, tne' latter up to 30-40 s Apricots are unchanged with choice Quoted at lOGr-lOttc: extra choice at 11 till 4c; and fancy at 12613c. Peaches continue quiet Willi choice quoted at 84 V 8 4: extra choice at fe&4: fancy at . 10ft' 10 4 ; and extra fancy at 10(2 11c. Raisins are dull and more or les nominal with loose muscatels quoted at 4 41s4c; choice to fancy seeded at 5 74c; seedless at 68c and London layers at $1.269136. Cot ten Market. NEW YORK, July 23 -The cotton market opened steady at unchanged prices to a decline of 6 points under local bear pres sure. Offerings were well absorbed, and during the early session the market showed a very steady tone, with prices ruling about I to 3 points net higher on the active months. Old crop positions were neglected and practically nominal. The market was much unsettled and early trading was quiet Spot cotton closed quiet and 10 DOlnts lower; middling uplsnds. IO.Sjc; middling guir. li.tttc; sales, 111 oai'-s. ST. LOI IS. July a.-CoTTON-Dull; mid dling. 11c. Bales, none; receipts, &3 bales; shipments. 81 bsles: stork, 14.111. NEW ORLEANS. July 23 COTTON" Spot, quiet and essy, with prices 4c down; middling. Uc. Futures closed easy; July. 10.40c: August. 9.58c; September. 9 t'c: Octo ber. 927c; November 9.17c; December, 9.16c; January, 9.18c. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, July il COFFEE Fu tures market cloxed steady, net un changed to five points lower. Suh-s were reported 1 1.250 hag Including July 6.(10 6.8c; Sept.. 6 70c; Dec, 5.70$ S.7oc ; March. 5 T5c end May. 6 80c. riput, coffee qtilet. Nc 7 Rio, 8 4c, NO. 4 Santos. ISc Mild, dull; Cordova, 124c. Minneapolis r, rain Market. MINNF.4POI IS. Minn.. Ju'y 23 -WHFAT No. 1 hard. $1.18: No. 1 northern. $.14: No. S nor hern. $1,1141 K; No. 1 north -rn, $1. 074 i 1.14: Julv. $1.14; September. itSV-c; I 'e en'b r. 9'.4iiuWc RR N- In hulk. $19.S0V.!0.0 FI.Ol'R Dull; fist pa ent", $5 7"j' .90 s-ivm.l patents. it.. 5. kn : firxt clt-at, $4.36 4j4. 6; 'e.ond cli-sr". $ '.r0(S 80. 4111s and Hoaln. OIL CITY, July 23 Oil, Crfil't bal ances, el 73; runs 21.140 bbls: average, 162.1 29 bbls; shipments 160.566 bbls; aversge. 1 84 000 bhl. SAVANNAH. July ?3 ROSIN Firm ; A. B C. $2 70: i. $2 56; K. $2 95; O, $3 2593 30; H. $$60; I $3 90; K. $4 86; M. $5 48; N. $6.95; W. U., $8.40; W. W.. $ 4 5. tags' aad llsisaaes, NEW YORK. July 2$. 8COA R Its w, quiet; fair refining 1 76c; centrifugal 96 test. 4 25c; molasses sugar. 3 60o: re fined, quiet: crushed 10c; powdered, 6.60c; granulated. 6 40c Taleda Meed Market. TOLEDO. O.. July 2$ SEEDS Clover, Oct. $7 914; Dec. $7 90; Mam $7 914. Alalks: August, $ $0; Oct., $4 0, Prim. $9.25. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET General Trade in Cattle Slow, with Prices About Steady. HOGS ME STEADY WITH MONDAY Sheep aad l.amks la Fair Demand at Steady , Prleea, nnt Trade la Rather Dall aad Market Indifferent. BOCTH OMAHA. July 31, lf. Receipts were: Cattle. Hovs 8heP. Oflhlal Monday 8.45H 7.' Off leal Tu.e.l.tv 2.2S7 7.743 8.770 Official Werinesdsv I.3"J .t'.'2 e.tT Lsiliuate Thursday 1.8V0 4.X Four dsvs this week. 1i 854 L'l fC'l ?4.W7 Punts dsy Isst week ... .10.676 29.421 14ii4 Ssme flavs I weeks ago.. .7.i7 24.347 18.1.".4 Same davs 1 w-eeks ago.. 7.470 27. 790 11.153 Paine days 4 neeks ago..l0 8.4 80.IW ih.mi Same das lsst year.... 18.267 30.121 li The foiloaln tahl limai the re-e!pts Of rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omshe tor me year to aste, cnnipttren un . year. 1908. 1907. Inc. Dec. Cattle 470.13." 8U.40I 141. 0I8 Mogs 1.6'.'4.473 l.&i 2:'-2 122.191 .... Blieep 764.361 $78,881 114,.- The following table sbuws tlie ers price of hogs at South Omaha for the us: severs! days, with comparisons: Dte. I 1118. 11907. llPOg.liro. 11904. 11903. ilWI. July 11.. July 14.. July 15.. July 16.. July 17.. I 149 I 6 741 6 J 8S 5 0$, . Ml 6 , 6 471 6 13. 6 li 7 7$ 13 1 71 : 14 7 ct 7 53 7 II 7 II 7 32 $1 t 37 444 3941 5 71! IM I 19; 1 6 711 6 72; 8 KS 6 TH 6 80 I 60' 6 19 i R-t 61 6 11 8 66 6 20 -uiy is. , 5 Ml R 711 6 -2 Jilv 19.. 14) I 181 1 July 20 . July 21.. ( 324' 6 o9j I f3 6 22 a 51 1 & IM 6 It f 27 I 6 48! July 21. ( m t 481 $ 071 6 :i Jul. 2. I 6 314 5 M I B 48) 6 . 6 2-1 6 92 6 52! 1 4 94i & 2hl July 2J.. 8 83 4 Pundav. The official number ot crs of stock brought In today hv each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r s. C, M. A St. P. Ry .... 4 5 Wshash 1 I'nlon Faclfic 27 12 C. N. W. (west).... 1 1 C, St. P., M. A 0 1$ 36 C, H. & 14. (east) 4 C, B. & y. (west).... $ 1 C, U. I. 4r P (east)... 26 8 C, R. I. A P (west).. .. 1 Illinois Central I Chicago Gt. Western .. 1 Tho disposition of the day's receipts was as follows, esch buyer purchasing the num ber or head Indicated: Ca Omaha Packing Co Swift and Company Cudahy Packing Co Armour St Co Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C... Bchwartschlld & Sulsb'r.. Vansant & Co Hill ft Son K. P. Lewis J. B. Root & Co J. H. Bulla Sullivan Bros Lehmer Bros St. Louis Packing Co.... Krty Facklng Co Other buyers Ills, Hoes. Sheep. 94 393 6J3 329 911 1.867 (0 1.245 1,09 178 2.094 5"3 84 ... 312 69 4 69 22 6 6 1 19 98 69 897 Totals 1,970 5.869 6.288 CATTLE Receipts ot csttle were again very sn all, only seventv-two tresh csrs bt lng reported in. outside of a few bunchss of westerns and a few scattering loads of cornfeds, the supp.y of cattle consisted largely of trssh, there being a little of al most everything included among the day a receipts. There did not appear to be enough beef rattle on aale this morning to create very nuch enthusiasm among buyers, with the result that the market was pretty slow snd dull throughout, but still about s.esdv fiiices were maintained, there being very title change as compared with yesterday. Another bunch of cornfeds sold up to $7.70, the same price ss was paid for them yesterday and the day before. While wi st ern cattle were no higher then yesterday they were around 25c higher than on Mon day, so that the market although rather slow and dull today Is nevertheless fairly tatlnfactorv ao far as prloes are concerned. The market on cows and heifers was In sbnut the same condition as the strer trade, there being little change In any direction snd not much life or activity to the trade. There were very few atockers and feeders In sight and not much Inquiry, the trade on that kind of cattle being limited and prices In consequence not very strong. Quotations on cattle: Good to choloe tornfed sUers, 16.5i4i7.70; fair to good corn- led steers, o.w(u.tu; common to fair corn fod steers, $4.2003660; good to choice range Si .Rfifc rsi. r .. 1 - ., 1 .. , v . d. iui v. w , wi, iniiifc airi-is, J4.2Vg4Vi6; comn.on to fair rente steers, $3.00 aooa to cuoice tea tows and hellers, i4tiya4hO- fair tn ofnA f..H ttvxA l,Alfn.. 3.0orp3.ti6: common to fair fed cows and heifers, $2.0tKfi8.O0; good to choice stockers and feeders. $4.(0igf0: fair to good stock ers and feeders, $3.6ttf4.00; common to fsir stocaers sna leeaers. n.owas.bO; stock helf ers, $2.XJ16. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. N. A. Pr. No. A. Pr. 7 to 4 14 41 1044 I 41 l 1024 4 W t 1444 00 t lust 4 40 TV .114 4 00 II 440 4 46 14 1441 4 94 41 1247 I 44 tl Kit 7 70 11 1120 t to COWS. 1 1000 t 40 3 14 IS 1 768 t 40 16 T5 4 740 t 76 4 434 I It li 44 I 75 7 loao $ 40 1 46 t 46 ( 644 60 4 1016 I 14 tit I 64 6 104 I 04 4 744 I 10 4 t 10 4 1047 I 74 6 430 I 10 HEIFERS. 70S t 40 4 7!1 I Is BULLS. 1 16W I 4S 1 M j 1 1740 I ) 1 mo 40 1 10W I 10 I J400 I 40 1 110 I 00 1 1410 4 (o 1 440 I 00 CALVES. 1 ! I IS I.... 104 4 rs UO I 71 1 150 4 00 :o 4 00 1 10 tS 1 40 4 r STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 4 46S I 33 tl S41 4 10 I .M I 46 - WESTERNS NEBRASKA. 48 steers.. ..1104 4 60 2 cows 950 $78 26 cows. 1063 8 70 13 cows fo2 $ 35 653 3 OU I cow 847 3 60 9il 3 50 3 cows 1116 3 00 916 3 36 8 cows 963 $ 00 C. Tully-Neb. 911 3 25 14 heifers.. 10 cows 18 cows 78 cows E. P. Meyers-Neb. 63 heifers.. 1156 4 65 Deimers ft O. Neb. 53 cows snd heifers 976 If, j. M. uentry Neo. ..li)4 3 50 J. H. Monshsn Neb. .. 996 3 60 4 cow. 1026 3 89 T. N. Matthews Wyo. 24 cows.. 21 cons.. 3 bulls.. ..1216 $ 00 46 calves... m .. 275 8 50 29 COWS 823 ... 9)7 8 76 7 sieers....H47 C. W. Ford V, vo. 6 25 t 76 4 64 6 calves. t cows... 6 cows... 89 calves. 4 cows... 6 steers. 8 cows... 8 steers., 3 calves. ... 928 2 75 3 calves. 200 6 25 H. W. MUhews-Vyo. ,. 5 43 cowl : I 75 .. 94 2 3 75 41 cows 139 2 70 ..1173 4 65 9 calves... 400 160 C. Mason Wyo. .. 846 t 70 E. W. Whltcomb Wyo. ..1075 4 40 $ sleet s ... 916 $ 76 .. 2 t 00 T. W. Mstthews-Wyo. SO calves... 6 25 4 calves.. . 175 24 cows 822 $ "5 6 fnw 954 4 steers... 1145 4 06 9 calve... 19J Snpt-r Cattl Co. Wyo. 8 60 $ 75 6 26 18 heifers. .1020 4 50 10 steers.. ..1:T .. 840 t 76 6 csivrs... 2 2 . V4 5 26 7 cow 8:1 4 90 6 25 1 7 , 2 cows... $ rslves. HOtm Hogs sold a shade higher yesterday, but the tradu was not than very sctlv. the movement ss a rule being rsther slow, without much life or rnas. The prlct paid ranged htrgcly at $6. 30 o 6 .36. wl ereas yesterday moil of the hogs were sold at $1.274'q6.324. although there wss unite Sprinkling st $ti 36. The top for both days wss the same, $h 50 The strength de eloped yesterday morn ing, which brought up the Average some what, together with the slight advance which took place today, just about makes up for Tuesday s decline, so thst the hogs sold todsv in about the same notches as on Monday, but the msrke' u ull 'iout 7Ur lower than the close of last week Representative sales: N. a. sit. Pr. Ks. IS. Pr t 14 It 4 44 44 114 4 4 le IT H 144 4 174 76 147 144 4 11, Tt I'l 44 4 40 44 147 10 4 1! 13 tvO le 4 M 41 it1 ... t l!4 17 1 .00 4 V) 14 141 10 I .12, II 174 4 40 41 17 140 4 i-'V, 41 to I) )H 44 14 14 C II rM M IS 7 114 10 4 lie, to 17? 114 I 44 44 tJ4 M I ll TO t"l e) I Hi 44 la : I tfaj I ?M 44 I 44 4T t-4 140 31 74 S1 ... 4 44 47 . 4! 130 11 71 114 14 4 40 44 ot 11 4 U n ee in i 4M 41 444 Iw I1I4 74 IN H IS 41 14 SKI 4 M 41 4 It IM 4: 141 W I 44 Tl Ill MIM 44 Ill ltd I ei 4 74 m 4 V Tn I1 4 4 IS US TO 147 44 4 itn 71 r4 40 4 I 4 H tt If 140 44 4 Ifv, M 14 140 4 I 4 Jf 't 41 I4 . . 4 ITV, 4 K4 41 2il 1 Its 4 4s 41 It . 4 ITS 4 fta TJ :0 S 40 4 IH 4! 1 . 4 0 i: T lis 4 tS TO I 4 It 40 I IS M too en 4 4 4 4 74 4.4 ISO 4 40 4 11 . ..... . 4 1 1: pi ...... ii : s l t st' :-i . 4th 4 I H 44 2.-4 4 M 4 itw 4T :-l 4 H T4 r .114 , ni , tt , JJ4 H l4 .ist , in ..! Ill . .14 . 141 ,.1M ,.?M .204 SHtKr There ass another fair run of sheep tills morning, tatnty cars being re ported, although tlit-y were Pot all in eight when the market opened. The market ss a wools did not prtsml any especially new or interesting features. Ituyets liste hern tsklng bold very tiecly this week, snd. as a result, set ititnl to be pretty well filletl up, so that tliey were not very cast r after atl dltlonui supplies this morning. This naturally msde tiie tisde slow ami dull, though prlct s remained about ststionai y. It nas in fact one of those slow, stesdy and Indllfeveiil markets when there is no quotable change In any direction or any thing In the way of new or Interesting feaiuies. Quotations on range or grsss sheep and lambs: Hood to choice lambs, $H.lMi' .60; fsir to good lambs. $6.0t'W.S; feeding lambs, $4 60i o ut.; good to choice light yearlings. 4rVtf6vT; good to choice heavy yearlings, $4 40ifi4.75; fsir to good yesrlings, $4.14014 Js; feeding yearlings. $3.7iii4 16; good to choice wethers. $4IMi4U: fsir to good wethers. M.7MW.16; feeding wethers, $;(. itVfif.1 76; good to choice ewes. $;t.8ri4i4.1d; fair to good ewes, N.6niliS.8n; feeding ewes, $2.Mtj3.t; culls an-1 bucks. $2.0041 3.08. Representative sales: No. AV. 1 66 68 65 92 87 tx !H1 74 . 50 .100 .100 . 77 Pr I 75 4 75 4 ( 4 00 $ 90 I 60 4 5 6 00 00 4 26 1 26 4 10 4 00 4 lf 1 75 $ 26 2 60 4 60 4 25 4 15 4 16 4 15 4 66 4 65 4 66 41" western 147 western 277 western iambs , lambs, feeders yearlings, feeders 4 western yearlings, ewes.... 133 Western ewes 2 western 20 Western 18 western 98 western ewes, culls lambs, culls .... yearllrgs lambs 10 Nebraska lambs 10 Nebraska ewes 117 Colorsdo wethers 240 Colorado yearlings, feeder. 24 Colorado yearling, feeders.... 77 96 Colorado ewes 97 73 91 K7 16 Colo, yearlings, culls, feeders. 16 Colorado ewes. cull, feeders.. 603 Idaho yesrlings 60 Idaho yearlings .. 80 ..110 ..1"6 ..106 4X7 Wyrming wethers 99 Idaho ewes and wethers. 31 Idaho ewes 90 Idaho yesrlings.. 97 97 my i Idaho yearlings 23 Idaho yearlings 93 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle and Kheep fttendy lloa Steady to lllaher. CHICAGO. July 23 CATTLE Receipts, 6,500 hesd; msrket stesdy; steers, $6.2MiKl; cows, $t.4tisi'5.50; neirers, w.otmv.is; bulls. $i.04i536: calves. $20im6.i6; st t a cujtA u. . is anl HtKle-R -celpts. 15.000 hrad; market Steady to 5c higher; choice heavy shipping, $ti.7!ijil.8f; butchers. J6.704i6.96; light, mixed, I6.36tirt.66: cho ce light, $ilHt.a6Vi; packers, $6.7tva ',0; pigs, $4 6t(6.10; bulk of sales, S.4i 41 6 70. KHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ir.nno head; msrket steady; sheep. $t.5i'&4.6o; lambs, $4.7D&f.0; yearlings. $4.6(K(i6.60. K,ansaa Clly Live fltoek Market. J KANSAS CITY. July 2S.-CATTLR-Re- celpts. 7,000 head, including 3,300 southerns; market weag to ioc lower; ciosea nun; choice export and dressed beef steers, $S.;S 417.40; fair to good, $4.75fi.75; western steers, $3.76&5.40; stockers and feeders, $3. 4l0.00; southern stt-ers. $3.504j4.66; southern cows. $2.500371.30; nstive cows, r:z"a.U); native heifers. $3.3oigy0.6O; bulls, $2.25SM.25; calves, $3.O0ti6 25. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 hesd; market steady to 10c higher; closed weak; top, $6.75; bulk of sales, $6.40t8.6:i; heavy, $6 60 ft 6. 76; packers and butchers. $6.65g6.60; light, $6.S460; pigs, $4 50iV50. SHEEP AND IA M HH Receipts, z.so head; market 10c higher; lambs 16if2&o higher: lambs, $6.261.00; ewes snd yesr lings, 5.60.00; Texas yearlings, $1.00-1.76; Texas sheep, $3.76-4.36; stockers and feed ers, $3.0Ov0.00. t. Lonls Live Mtock Market. PT. IXUIS. July 23 CATTLE RecKlpts, 8,340 head, including 4.1fi0 Texans; market natives and Texans steady to ic lowtr; native shipping and export steers. $4.4 r 7 50; dtvssed beef and butcher sters. $3.40 47.40; steers under 1000 pounds, $3.40fl7.40; stockers and reeaers, j.omi.oo; cows inn heifers. $3.2SA60: esnners. $1.5a2.O0: bulls. $1.60$ft.OO; calves, $3.0n3Tt.OO-, Texans and In dian steers, $3.00Q0.50; cows and heifers, HUti rteceipts, s.oai neaa; miiriin nim c . .... . .. higher; pigs and lights, $4.0tvfir.66; packers. $6.5fi&76; butchers and best heaty, $6.75 4t86. BUEKK AINU LiAlliriB-nei-i-iiiiii, s.irv head; market steady; lambs, 154126c higher: native muttons, $4.Of04 i6; lambs, $5 9 d fl.26; culls Snd bucks, $3.00&3.&O; stockerj, $4. 004.60. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. RT. JOSEPH. Mo.. July 23. CATTLE Receipts, 1.800 hesd; market dull and wesk; steers, $4.60(316: cows and heifers, $2.25di 6.76; calves, $3.00$6.?K. HOUB Receipts, t,ti neao; maraet imw to (c higher: top, C6.6G; bulk of sales, $4.50 641.60. BHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, l.ro head; market steady; lambs, $4 506 51. Blons City I.lve Stock Market. ctoitv etTV Ta Tulv 9.4 AoertHl TaIa- grsm.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; mar ket strong; beeves, $5.50!&6.70; cows and heifers, $4.oo4j! u0; feeders, $.1,2&V4 50; calves snd yearlings, $3.75(64.75. HOUS Receipts, 3.500 head; mirket steady; range, $4.aMt)-4"; bulk ot sale, U.$5. "took In Bight. Rerelnts nf live stock at the six prin- clpul western marseta yesteraay: Cattle. Hogs. aheep 4.800 S'.SOU 2.t00 1.250 12,000 South Omaha .. 1.800 200 . . 7.000 .. 6.340 .. 1.800 .. 6,000 6.200 8.500 6.0U0 4.700 6.000 15,000 Sioux City . Kansas City Ht. Louis ... Pt. Joseph . . Chicago .... Total ', . . . 22.140 39,41)0 23,150 Mllrrankee drain Market. MILWACKEK W'4.. July 21-WHEAT- Iiwer: N. 1 northern. $1.1511.16: No. 2 northern, $!.13?1.1I: 8 pum"er. 904c. b 1. BARLEY Steady : No. 1. 70.-; simple, 68M-C. CORN H'ghir; No. 3 CS8D, WQ-iliW, Btp tember, ,764c J! i Ijf . ft ? a.j 'e.'0'. .1 . t. ,t . iJH ,-,i- ,JI iVf, I IS SI . " flM'rf '"r?fi fe ii t 'mm Mr. Charles W. Savldge hai imrchased the beautiful Dxtur U' Thomas home, on North Twenty-seventh avenue, and Is furnishing It up for hit "Houao of Hope," a home for old ladles who have no means of aHUport. This is ce.--taluly a laudable enterprise and should meet the approval of every man and woman. As an evidence of the stability of this corporation In the fuel thai this board of directors is composed of some of Omaha's most -prominent c-lti-tens, who are giving very liberally their financial and morsl support. Mr. Egldge, however, with all the other philanthropic work be Is doing, has not the time to call upon every man in Omaha. There are a great many people who would assist In tbts great work If thtlr attention waa called ta it. Lt every man give according to his means and DOX'T DKLAV, but send his sub scription at once. Address all communications to Charles W. bAVlAi. Hil Maple street or call Webster 3444. OMAHA WIKII RAi.f V 4 T4 K RT. Caadltloa ef Trade aad Qaolattnas si Staple and laser Prod nee. BL'TTKR Creamer. .No. I. Cell iea ta retail trade In ennon. toe; No I, 111 4o. U. tubs. 224c; No I. In 0-ll tubs. 2Sr, No 2, In 60-ib. tub. 20 4c; No. In It lb. tubs, Mc; No. 4. In 1-lb. earl-ins. 11 1 No. I. in carload lots. i!4c. Nit 4. 111 car load lots. I9(l9 4c; couniry. lanty. tubs, 1 7c. I'titvmtm. 16c. Ktiox- Krt-ih t smiled, lac deg'n. C HKiiSt: - l-'ine-t Wisconsin luil cresm, line. 144c, N ouiij AniSilcan, 4 In hoop, loc; l-avorile. $ In hoop, 16 4c, laly. i In hoop. 16 4c; t ream bncit. full i.p, II 4c; half t aee. 13 4c. half tlosen cricks, 14c. No quo'.MIons i n Maiss not llmlit le ers until sftrr O- tober. LINK Itll'l.TRV liens. 94"; bltil era, 17c; roosters, 6c; capons, Ifc; ducks. 4ci gee-te. Hv. turkeys, 14i, pigee is, it Uoi-n, aiitisu. ti 00 doren. liHI.KMiU I'OCLTRT rJnuabs. $2 2 dor.en. HKKK Cl'TS-No 1 rlliK. ITSc, No. 2 rtbi, He; No. 8 ribs. lv4c: No. I Ioii. !0c; No i loin, ISc: No. $ loin, 124c. No. 1 chuck, 74; No. 2 chuck. 7c; No. J chuck, tic, No 1 round, He; No. 2 round, l'K-; No. 3 round, 6c; No. 1 plate, 6c; No. i plate, c; No. i plate, 44c. VEGKTAHI.E8 Celery, Mlchlcan. pef dos.. 3oc. Means, new nil and string, one Ihlid bu. basket. $1.0; nsvr iter bu.. No. 1, $2.70; liiiiu, 64e per lb. cabbage, 2o pr lb. Potatoes, new, per bu., i.lii Toma toes, per 4-basket crate. 90t Waiermelona, t.iti'H'ic. Canlalopes, California K-acCSOO l r crnte. Aspui agus. per 1ox., 4tV. t u cumbers, per dos.. 5"c. Onions lermudt, $1.50 per crate; Texas yellow, $1 26 per. ciata. Mushrooms, cultivated, per lb., tOc. Let tuce, ter dos., 2bc. Pcpiers. southem. $1 per crate. FR KBH FRUITS Apples. $:;tVa3.00 per bushel box. lA-tnona, $4. (Dig 6. 06. Oranges, $4.ooua.00. Bananas, 4c per lb. l'lums. $i 4-basket crate. I'eaches, California, ;o,iROo box; Texas. 4-baskel Crate, 6.'i7no. Pears, $1.50 4-bssket crate. Blackberries, 4. Rasp berries. $4.(X Cherrlt's, $:.2o. Currants, $.,00. Uooseherries $2.00. NCTS Almonds,. 174c: filberts, 124c; walnuts, 16c; Brasll nuts, lie; pecans, Uo per lb. BL'UAR Coarse granulated. 66O0; fine granulated. 6.70c; cubes, wc; powdered. 6 One per lb. DRIKD FRIIITS Rslsins, loose Muscstel, 64c; fancy seeded, 1-lb. carton, lOo. Cur rants, uncleaned, (4c; cleaned, Sc; carton, 9c per lb. Prune, 44i6t'o per sack; 74o per lb. Apricots, 36-lb. boxes, 9c per lb. Peaches, California choice, vo; fancy box--s. 11c per lb. Pears. California, 11c. IJates, Persian, (4c. Figs, layers, choice, I040. Citron, 16;vc. Lemon peel, Uo. Orange peel. 13c. FISH Halibut. 9c; treut. 140; pickerel, loo; filke, 13c; bullheads, skinned and dressed, 3c; white perch. 9c; white bass. 17c: black bass, 26c; crapples, 16c; white fish, 13c; red snapper, 14c; flounders, Lc; msokstel, 17c; codfish, fresh frozen, 13c; shsd roe, 4c; smelts, 13c; frog legs, 46c; green sea turtle meat, 26c; catfish. 16c. HlDb:S-Qiiotatlons by J. P. Smith ft Co. Green sailed. No. 1, 84c; No. $. 74c; bull hides. 64c; green, No, L 4c; No. 2, 64c; horee, 12.50 eaoh; sheep pelts, green and salted, 2do3$1M); dry pelts, I' 41 13c er lb. Dry flint, butcher hides, Uo; fallen bides, 10c; salted, sc. Wool Market. BOSTON, July 23 WOOI-Transactions In the local wool market are again con fined to odd lots, with sales averaging under 100,000 pounds each. There has been , considerable sampling, but manufacturers are Inclined to wait until they receive orders for goods. Prices hold firm. Lcsd lng western quotations rango as follows: Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri, three eighths blood, 'Mi'S'tc, scoured vslues, Texas fine, 12 months. 42040c. California northern, 43((45c; middle county, 4(a'42c; southern, Sjojjtue. Oregon eastern No. 1 staple, 66'357o; staple No. 1 clothing, 41ffl6c. Territory, fine staple, 56ft0e; fine medium staple, 6fy&6; fine clothing. 4Nfi62; medium clothing. 40a4)c; one-half blood, 5244Oc; one-quarter blood. 4jj45c. . Pulled, extra, 5ti'g67c; fine A, 6iij62c. ST. IjOI'18, July i3. WOOL Firm; med ium grades clothing and combing. IP'iOc; light tine, irl4c; heavy fine, llitfllc, tub washed. 20&27c. LONDON. Julv 23. WOOIv At the wool auction sales today, 14.139 bales were of fered. There Was a continued demand for Merinos, which ruled firm. American buycis took good lines of medium gressy cross breds at slightly easier tones. Fol lowing Is the sale In detail: New South Wales, 1.800 bales; scoured. Is ldils 84d; greasy, 8s 64d. South Australia, 600 bales; greasy, 64fill4d. West Atis'ralla, 1,100 baits; greasy. 841ill4d. Tasmania, (tot) bales; greasy, 54d. , Cape of Good Hope and Natal, l.soo bales; seemed, -Is ldls 94d; gressy, 64". Philadelphia Produce Market. PHILADELPHIA. July 23 BUTTER Market firm, extra western creamery, 26c; nearby prints, 27c. KOtlH-Firm; firsts 1 cent higher; Pennsylvania snd other nearby first free cases, 21 cents at mark; Pennsylvania and other nearby current receipts 111 returnable cases, 19c at mark; western firsts, free cases, 21c at mark; western current receipts free cases, 19c at mark. CHEEHK Firm. 4 c higher; New 'folk full creams, choice 12&12VC V NEW ALFALFA MILL Complete with Patent Right FOR SALE Built In two ise, producing 4 and 1 too per hour. Write for sample of milled alfalfa. HUNK AND Kit. 1407 H. SuUlnj -. CltlC4. III. 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