rHK OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, .1ULY 25, 190.
9
1
CRAW ASD PRODUCE MARKET
Domestic Advanct Results in Strong
Foreign Cables.
BULLISH SENTIMENT PREVALENT
MliimU an the laketes trad la
Hrrti ( Saer trp Da ma a
Da t Ileeeat Drr,
Hot Weather.
OMA.HA. Neb.. July 24. 1W'.
Forairn cables answered the domestic
advance yesterday and cima strong today.
A firm, . bullish sentiment wai prevalent,
owing to damage report sent from the
Dakota's and Minnesota. Mating revere
crop damage oua to trie recent dry, hot
weather experienced In that locality, which
ha been but little benefited by the recent
lixht rains.
Wheat opened with a Jump over yester
day's close and continued strong diirin
the. early session, with buying gineral and
little or no wheat offered. Values eas'd
soma later owing to profit taking on the
high points. July wheat opened at 8H?
and closed at Jtftr.
Corn started steady and advsnred n ilckly
with wheat and remained strong owing to
light receipts and a better cash demand.
Offering continued very light and Ilia d
marid for all grades exceeds the supp.y.
July corn opened at 7UH2 and closed at
73Ho.
r-rlmary wheat receipts were 1.004.000
bushels and shipments were fcU.om bushels,
agtnst receipt Isst year of 773,OuO bushels
and shipments of 667 000 bushels.
Com-, receipts were 287,on bushels and
shipment were 899,000 bushels, against
receipts tast year of 4M.0UO bushels and
shipments of 324.0U0 bushels.
Clearances were 3,'i0 bushels of corn.
1.000 bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
et)ul to 138,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed Vn"td higher on wheat
and d higher on corn.
8oosrd reported 240,000 bushels of wheat
tsken for export.
Local range of options:
Articles ! Opsn. t Hlgh.j Low. Closa. Yes y.
Wheet
Jul' ...
Hept...
.'. S7H
T3H 7SS
Ml
44 43V,
44SI "
tihI-
13H
73S
Bept...
74V
Dec.
Ost--
Bept...
4.1HI
44
July
44Vi
44
Omaha Cash Prices,
WHEAT No. I hard, new, lfi2Hc; old.
BVjfSc; No. 3 hard. new. RScSSOc; old. Wtf
98c; No. 4 hard, new, 81644c; old. SfrgSOc;
No. t Spring, 942rOTc.
CORN-No. 2. 74'&74ie; No. 8, 74f74V,c;
Nn. 4, 7Mr73Vkc; No. a yellow, 74W87lc; No. 2
white. '77e; No. 8 white, 77Vkc.
OATS No. 8 mixed. tiWV: No. 3
white. MHc: No. 4 white, 62V363C.
RVENo. 2. 71873c; No. 8. 6Su70c.
Carlnt Receipts,
Wheat. Corn. Oa:s
Chieago ;.. a w 101
Minneapolis .......I ...
Omaha B0 58 12
Duluth 7
CHICAGO GRAI AND PROVISIONS
Featnrea. Of tho Tradlnaj and Closing
Prices on Board At Trade.
CHICAGO. July 21 Firm cables and ad
ditional reports of damage to tho growing
crop In the northwest-caused strength In
the: local wheat , market today, the Srp
tsmher. delivery closing at a gain of H(f
Sc Com and oats were each up Vic Pro
visions were down UH" to l7V4c.
The wheat market displayed the great
est strength fit the day soon after the
opej-.tng, when prices advanced approxi
mately lq above the previous close. Bhorts
snd commission houses were eager bidders
si ' the outset and offerings for a time
were meager. ..The chlff reason for the
sharp Htptum were the strength of foreign
markets and a hot. wave throughout the
spring wheat country. wMch revived old
rumors of the wheat crop In the Dakotas
deteriorating on account of drouth. To
ward the end of the first hour offering
In the pit became more liberal, which re
sulted In a reaction from the top. Trade
during the last half .of the sesilon was
rather quiet, hut sentiment continued bull
lh Large primary receipts, however,
tended to check any further advance. The
maiket closed firm. September opened
He to Ke higher at 91-ic to 91Sc advanced
to 9r ami closed at .tiOtAttfec. Clearance
of wheat anil flour were equal to 139.DIIO
hi. Kxports for the week as shown bv
Kraditrerts were equal to 2.ViO,0o0 bu. Pri
mary receipts were 1.091.000 bu., compared
with 773.0110 bu.,' the corresponding day one
vesr ago. Minneapolis. Lmluth and Chi
cs,.! reported receipts of 43 car against
8rt' ca: last week and 5f7 cars a year ano.
The corn market showed decided strength
earlv In the session along with wheat and
oais and also because or a Id. advance at
Liverpool. Owing to the continued small
movement and the limited amount of con
tract supplies In store here shorts wore
active bidders for the Soptsmber delivery,
which resulted In forcing the price of that
option tin to 77c, the high point for the
sesfon Later the market eased off some
nhiit because of the continuance of Ideal
. weather condition for the new crop. The
i loe was steadv. September opened He to
Ho higher at 76'ic to ".c, advanced to 77c
and closed at TtfV". Local receipts were
117 cars, with 1 cars nf contract grade.
Oats were strong early In the day owing
to an active general demand coupled with
very light offering. The Reptember de
livery was especially strong and advanced
1c above yesterday's final figures. Nearly
sll the gain was lost later In the day on
liberal realising by local holder. The
close. however, was firm. September
opened VnVtc to iic higher at 4Mtc to
4.Vic. sold up to 4vr and then declined to
4:Mfr4&-V'. The close was at 430 45! ic.
I.ixmI receipts were 101 cars.
Provisions were weak, all clay, because
of general profit taking by both local and
du'slde longs. At the close September
pork was off 17H" at 8U 60. Liird aas
.1'iwn iju,fifie at $930. Hlb were l:!Vsc
lower at ts.70. -
Estimate receipt for tomorrow are:
Wheat. 178 rsrv corn, 148 car; oats, 110
cars: hoirv ll.rtrO bead.
The lecdins futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! 0p' n. I H gh Low. Close.l Yt"y.
Wheat ! K I I
July I MVj tf fll',1 91 1H
Sept. iM'if, 93 W'iDlifm !"
srec. I M'4 8SH M'41
bDec. 93gt3V, . 8oS( n:'i'93na3H SH'i
Corn I lit
July I 7S 77 WS Tt 7H
Sept. lT'-m 77 7' 7H 7iH
Pec. tBSiml -! 2 i
May elaS! 1H 61 ol'. SIHffU
Oct I I
sJulv SH R7H Sot,! 661.,
bjuly 7 67s 6H' 8tSt
Sept. ioSfl'X 4".' 15'i0 5 45H'is 4BVs'i1,
DSC. 4d 46SI 4444VHI
Pork- I
Sept. 15 15 724l 15 45 15 ,Vt n TH
OoC 15 TV 15 JtVil 16 60 15 534 1 T5
tard I i
Sept. t ( Jf'Hl 20 $ 20 I 9 36
Oot. 40 I n 27U 9 :7V! 40
R'bs- : I 1
gept. I I ! I ( 70 i s 70 , S ?V4
Oct. I 86 8 s7Hf 8 774! 8 7741 8 90
No. I. aOld. bNew.
Cash quotations were s.i follows:
FLX5L"M BUady; spring patents. 35.2585. 60,
spring straights. HOm:boO, winter patents,
I4.20tf4.70i ' winter straights, 83 9n84.e6:
bakers. srStVae.uO
WHE.AT No. 2 spring. 31.15; No. 3. 3105
CI 15: No. t red. f24o3S'-
CORN Nd. 2, T74u 7sc; No. I yellow, 7S,
CT9C
OATS NO. t- 60,c: No. : villi', otm'.o;
No. 3 white. 674'gi2c.
RYE No. 1. 76c.'
BARLEY Fair to choice mal ' ,v T r .
6EKD9 Flai, No. 1 corthsv an i n.
PROVISIONS rihort ribs. - ' .
8R.S74&.7&. Mess pork. I" i li'd.. i
16.45. Lard, per Hl Ihs . $. .v. $ .. ,r
sides (boxed), 8.75iil 00.
Kollowliig rn- 4h'. r;0 I ' is
ot fUiur and. grain:
)(.. .
Flour, bbls .'.'
Wheat, bu U7.t
Corn, pu. 174 iVi
Oats, bu ..1M.(" i
R-. bu
Barley, bu. . U,ta
" '
I-,.! 1
.'.Oj0
.UtU
4,l'J
On the Produce eschaoie today the butter
market sit steady: creameries. 18U21W
dairies. IT'J.Oc. Kk;s. steadv; at mark. catsCrn, bu v IJ.wa)
lncludud, 14.y9 ifctf ; firsts. 17c; prime firs. . j Oats, bu lO.uto
l4c. Cheese, steady; lltjlgo.
Unlnth Urnli. Market.
Dl'Ll'TH. July 24.-WHEAT-.No. 1
northern. $114: No. 2 nurthern, 11144:
July. 61.16; September. 994c.
OAT24--T arrive, 4,1c; on tra.l:, 57c.
Liverpool tirnln anal Frovislona.
UVERPOOl. July 14 -WHKAT-S10I.
steady; No. 3 red western winter, -7-vJ.J
N'e I rallforrln. T 1M. rulurs, steady;
8' plumber. . 7s 4Nd. December, 7s 4,d
CORN Spot, firm ; old Arnerhsn rrflxed.
s ',d Futures, steady; September, M 1M.
Mi'l'S At Ixinilon, I'aclfic coast, steady.
1 13sgi:2 e.
WK4THCH IX THE (VHAIN BELT
(load?, with Possible bowers and
Kllaatly tooler Satarday.
OMAHA. July 24, 190.
Light showers were scattered over the
central valleys and west during Thursday,
sml rains were general throughout the eas
tern and southern states within the last
twenty-four hours, being fairly heavy in
the Ohio vslley and east to the Atlantic
coast. Rains are falling this morning in
the upper Mississippi valley, lake region
and western gulf states. Conditions con
tinue unsettled In the west and the outlook
Is favorable for local showers In this
virlnlty tonight and Saturday, with slightly
cooler Raturday
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
lima. 1907 WM 1W16
Minimum temperatiire ... OS 17 ftj 5ti
I'reclpltatlon 00 .03 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 77 de
grees. Kxcess In precipitation since March 1,
2.32 Inches.
deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
4. AT Inches.
Deficiency corresponding rerlnd in 1908,
8.07 Inches. U A. WEI.8H.
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Balletln.
For the twenty-four hours ending at J
a. m., 75th merldan time. Friday, July 21,
1908:
Temp. Rain-
fltatlons.
Ashland
Auburn
Rroken Bow ,
Columbus ....
Culberteon ..
Falrbury
Fairmont
Grand Island
Mat. Min. rail
Bky.
Cl-ar
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
.... P2 64
T
81
f4
2
66
2
t4
m
ei
R3
63
M
3
2
61
lin
61
.31
.01)
.00
.00
.03
T
.00
.00
.03
.oo
.H0
00
.00
.14
.00
.21
.09
, 80
M
9
, s?
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Hsrtlngton
Hastings NO
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Holdvege
Oakdale ....
Omaha
Tekamsh ..
Alta, la
Carroll, la..
Clarlnda. Ia
Hlbley. Ia...
79
M
SO
87
7S
Pt cloudy
cp-ar
Clear
( 1-nr
Clear
Sioux City, Ia.
82
66
T
Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Min. inches,
Chicago 26 tw
Columbus 9)
I)es Moines, Ia.... 14 S6
61
.16
.20
.'2
.OS
.10
.16
.01
.04
.01
M
66
61
St
64
62
62
6ti
Indianapolis 13 Wi
Kansas Clly 21 88
Louisville, Ky 19 92
Minneapolis 30 81
Omnha 19 2
St. Louis 13 90
Showers occurred In all portions of the
corn and wheat region within the last
twenty-four hours and were heavy at
points In the Chicago and Columbus dis
tricts. No Important change In tempera
ture has occurred Blnce the last report.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
((notations ot the day on Varlone
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July .-FLOITR-Re-Celpt,
13.S17 bbls.; exports, 16.SA1 bbls.
Market firm with fair Inquiry; Minnesota
patents, $5.36(65. 70; winter straight, 84.10
(B4.25; Minnesota bakers, l4.liVii4.B0; winter
extras, 83.40fo3.tW; winter patents, 84.40
4.75; winter low grades. 83.33.W. Rye
flour, steady; fair to good, $4,154)4.50; choice
to fancy, $4,65U4.90. '
COKNMEAL Firm; quiet; fine white
and yellow, $1.65; coarse, $1. 551.60; kiln
dried, $4.00. ' A ...
RVE Dull; No. 2 western, 83o, f. o.
b. New York.
WHEAT Hecelpts, 122,000 bushels; ex
port. 28 00i bushels. Spot market firm;
No. 8 red, 99Vfl1l OIH elevator; No. 2 red,
$101 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Du
luth, 81.2SS, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard win
ter, $l.tt!7, f. o. b. afloat. Strong advance
occurred In wheat today following higher
cables, less favorable northwest news and
covering of shorts. At one time over a
cent net higher, prices later eased off
on big receipts, closing Vc to lc boye
Thursday. July $1.01t5jl.02. closing tl.OJV
Sept., &9ic closed 99c; Dec., $1.W 15-lbnj)
81.01S, closed $1.01. V
- .CORN Receipts. 1.160 ibishels; exports,
2.0B8 bushels. Spot market steady; No. 2,
R4c nominal elevator and 84Hc nominal f. o.
b afloat. Option market was firm and
higher on covering by shorts, owing to
lluht stocks. The close was partly c net
higher; Sept., 84'884ttc, closed MW; Dec,
Closed 71ic. . '
0 4.T8 Receipts. 16,500 bushels; exports,
10,015 bushels. Spot market firm: rni'?''
"6 to 32 pounds, 6ifi2o; natural white, 2Wi31
lbs . 6355c. clipped white 3i40 lbs.,
HAY Firm; good to choice, 75eWc.
nrtoa n.tiot atntf common to choice.
1907 crop. 54fSc; 1906 crop, 49c; Paolflo
!.... ,(i,7 ornn KSc: 1906 crop. 3if5c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 19c; Central Amer-
Ica.lSe. ,M
p'uOVlSIONS-Peef. steady; family, f 75
T C a Til U H rTriTi: Ht'ltl. 1 XI m ,
(ffH-W; mess. 14.40itflB.60; peel nams, sji.w
cnMOO: packet. $1R.OO8 16.00; city extra India
pickled bellies. $9.758U.O0; Pickled hams
$12dOful3 00. Lard easy; western, $9.S:m&9.45;
refined, easy; continent. $975: South Amer
,ik. n,l,nnil IS254T6.50. Pork, firm
family $18 OiWlS 50; short clear, $17.25318.50
mesa. '$17,217.50.
ti.ij)v-uu let: cuy, bt&, '
rr'E-Oulet: domestic, fair to extra, 3
fiSc; .Tpan, nominal.
colored or white fancy lc; good to prime.
10kiftl 'ic: common. wun"..
Vnna Easy; slate. Pennsylvania and
nearhv fancy, seiecien,- -iiu,
25 9
and
aw-;
v, ej""" oiv9c western
mixeii rancy.
flriVs. 2(21c; firsts. lV4lHc; sec-
on1. 174118" . . . ,
POULTRY Alive, firm; spring chickens,
liic- fowls 13c: turkeys, lie Prese1 Ir
regular: western spring chickens, 14.3c;
fowls, MtjHHc
St. Loots General Market.'
ST I.OCIS, Mo.. July 74.-WHKAT-Hlgiier:
truck, No. J red cash, 91l4ti934c;
No 2 hard. 9'.Vjc?m.0O4; September, tc;
December, 92Hc . ,
CORN Higher: track, No. 2 cash, 79c;
No. 2 while. ti!4?if3c; September, 75Tc:
December. 69c. ' '
OATH Higher; track. No. t cash. 56c; No.
while. it'4c; September. 444'944c; De
cember, 4:1.
FI.Ol'R Steady ; red winter patents.
84.4"4 6i; extra fan. y and straights, 83 8
64.26; e'ears. I3 2&t3.H0. '
pii-jrnTimothv. stcsdy st S.orig3 60.
CORNMBALe-Bteady st 83 70.
HK AN Steady; sacked. east liack,
f 1 QHt I 09.
HAY Firm; timothy. 31116.00; prairie,
$li OMi 11.00.
IRON COTTON TIES 31. CO.
nACtOINO-7'aC.
HKMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower: Jobbing,
315 70 Lard. lower: prime steam,
S 874R.97H. Pry salt meats, steady;
hosed, extra shorts. 39 37 4: clear ribs,
$9 87 4; short Clears. so. nacon
steady; boxed, si rt clear ribs, 110.26;
thort clears. $10 V.4.
POI'LTRY Weak: chickens. 94c; springs,
134c: turkeys. i:il4c; ducks. 7c; geese, 5c.
Rl'TTEH Bteadv ; cresmery. 18toi2c.
EGGS Steady ; 14c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Vlour bbls T.O'iO 9.000
Wheat bu.... 117.000 115.000
Corn bu . 81.000 49.000
Oats bu 13.000 33.000
Kansas CHy Grain nnd Provisions.
1 1 K4.NSA3 CITY. July 21. HEAT l"n
I Changed to lc lower; July. 87'ir; Bcptem
b.r bSc; December, s'.V'. Cash: No. 2
J.ard. 'o9m.; No. 3 hard, 4isi)5c; No. 2
: i 0 vyt,1s,9rtr: N. 3 red MtfsoV.
,'. cORN'--l'nehanged; July. 75c; September,
I ;.io; leieinber, 56vc. Cash: No. 2 mixed.
' TTCc; No. 3 mixed. 774c; No. 2 white. 0c;
N." 3 white. 7viHc
' OATS .-Unchanged; No. 2 white, 4Ti5oc;
No 2 mlxd. 5U0''-c
RYE-7-77c.
HAI-Mtlil)'; tnoice limiuny, sr ov'') iv uu ,
cho.ee prairie, old, 8900; new. $7.604j7.76.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery, 21c; pack
ing stock. 16c.
KGOH-r'trm: fresh eitras, lSc; cur
rent receipts. 15c.
Receipts. Shipments
I Wheat, bu 1 4'. 18.r
13.000
3.000
Options at Kansas City:
Articles.
I Open. I Hiah. Lw. Cloiee.
Wheat
September Ieceruber
Crn
St pienil er
L'ecimbir
S5r
sr.!
71,l
5C.4'
K'4
17.
J14'
84
71 J
164,
714
55.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Liquidation on Large Scale Breaks
Prices Badly.
NET LOSS ONE TO THREE POINTS
Order to Press Motion for Retrial ot
Standard Oil Cases Motive tor
Mnrh at the Sell
lag.
NEW YORK, July 24-8pecuiatlve liqui
dation on a large scale oroke prices ot
slocks badly today. The fall was gradual
a.icl restrained In the early stages, out be
came more pieclpltate as It progressed,
uncovering tiup-loas orders. Knowledge ut
the existence of such orders emooldna the
professional operator to make short sales
and to oiler concessions in prices in mak
ing thesa sales, thus forcing declines. Spec
ulative liquidation and siiort sellings have
been In evidence before this week, but they
were overcome by the force of the buying
demand. It was In this respect that tilt
market showed a notable change today, the
buying orders, except at pikes below the
opening level, showing a material shrink
age. The order from President Roosevelt to
push a retrial of the Standard Oil case
was a professed motive for much of the
selling, especially amongst thosu who had
bought stocks largely on the ground of tin;
decision In favor of the Standard Oil com
pany. The buying demand prompted by
that derision was led by realising sales
yesterday and tne day before by those who
had bought stocks at a lower level. The
digestion of profits In that way la sup
posed to have been very large, and to rep
resent, moreover, the passing of stocks
from the hands of the powerful groups
whlclt have fostered the advance Into those
of scattered holders, much less wealthy and
much less skillful and practiced In the
conduct of speculative operations and man
ipulation. There was developed an element
in the speculation whereby dealings had
been largely reduced at a handsome profit,
and which was made Indifferent to further
maintenance or advance of prices and will
ing to see a substantial relief and an op
portunity to get back stocks at an advan
tage. That such technical considerations
Were largely responsible for the turn In
the price movement there can be no doubt.
The extent and duration of the advance
which had already occurred emphasized
this condition. The nature of the reports
put In circulation to sustain the upward
movement has pointed to the excess Into
which It was running. Yesterday s reports,
for Instance, that the Vnlted States Steel
subsidiary officials were meeting here to
concert measure for starting up the full
capacity of the plants waa met by the for
mal statement of President Corey that the
present activity of the plants represents 96
per cent of Its capacity. There has been
active speculation, also, based on an as
sumption of the favorable outcome of liti
gation affecting various corporate Interests
In a way, such as the suits under the com
modities clause of the Hepburn act and
against fixing rales for gas. The Influ
ence of the success of the Standard Oil
appeal against the fines levied upon It was
seen In the Jump In prices of some of the
stocks affected most by this speculation,
and In which realizing sales. In conse
quence, have been unusually heavy. The
day's news offered little change In general
condition. The week's currency movement
Indicated another huge accession to the
cash holdings of the local banks, the sub
treasury operations and the movement on
balance from the Interior Indicating an In
crease of about $10,000,000 for the week. The
stock market was quiet In the latter part
of the day, but showed no effective recov
ery, the day's losses running quite gener
ally from one to three points.
There was a pronounced contraction In
the volume of the bond market and the
tone waa easy. Total sales, par value,
$3,020,000. imited States 2s, registered, de
cl'ned one-etgth on the bid price.
Number of sale and leading quotation
on stock were a follows-
bales. Hlrtl. Low. CloM.
Amslgsmatad Copper 14.900 73 7?H 724
American C. ft P .'" SS 3v, 3Ht
de pld too KiJH 1M 102H'
American Cotton Oil K S4 33 11
American H. ft L. pfd .. 100 JO, go', lt,
American Ire Securities .... (00 Xl 17 14 V't
American Linseed ., loss
American Locomotlrs 4. Too B344 oJi,
do pfd 104 1 108 JiH
American 8. ft A 34.400 1144s e44, U
do pfd 200 107V, lOTSs If?
American Sugsr Refining.. J. 14 132 JI0V4 ,4VU.
American Tobacco pfd lAiV 9S tC 4i
American Woolen V 13 23 U
Anaconda Mining Co 7.9m 4F 44V, ih
Atchleon 11. W 7 84 V
do pfd 304 92 Vi 92H 2
Atlantic Cosat Line 200 4)5 94 .IVt
Baltimore ft Ohio 4.400 9344 t 2
do pfd at
Brook l a Rspld Trsnalt 113.400 H M Ml;
Csnsdlsn Psclflo 4,000 1K9V, l7Vi 1674s
Centrsl Lesther 2.900 2RS 27C 21
do pfd M
Central of New Jersey .... lno 1M 1!S 196
Chaaspesk ft Ohio I US 42i 42H
Chlcsgo Ot. Western l.Soo Tv, 7 7',
C . M. A St. P 3S.S00 14144 1384
C. C. C. ft Bt. L. M
Colo. Fuel ft Iron
Colo, ft southern ....
do 1st pfd ,
do id pfd ..,
Consolidated Oss
Corn Products
l-elaware ft Hudaon ...
Penvsr A Rio Grands .
do pfd
Distillers' Beeurttles .
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
General Elsetrlc
Grose Northern pfd ...
Illinois Central
Interbomush Mat. ...
Intemstlonsl Tsper ...
do pfd
International Pump ...
lows Central
Kansas City Southern
do pfd
Louisville ft Nashville
Mai loan Csntrsl
Minn, ft 8t. Lonls ...
8O0 324,
l,5l tZ
fy'O 82 V,
I'M 61
91 11
31H X4.
m 41 w
62 tl
137 137
,!00 140
700 nv, nvi 17
1.100 lfiS', 1WV, lftoV,
100 ZHV, Z9V, 21. U
400
TOO
700
700
h
44
s4
21 '4
3i '4
21V,
3V4
3k S
23 V,
38
24)
IS
21
9MI H.'.'i 144 V4 144
4.1 13v, ' tu ISM
6,m ieH 139
900 lis 11 11
101,
600 (8V, 57 tv,
I0 2314 23 i.
17
U'i
i,'to6 1 io "." 11114 iiikis
14
100 J9-H t i
1,800 llfi 11.14, 116
M (4 (44
4.1 HO 31 ' 30
)0 61V, CIV, U4
(JO 71 84 1
8.J00 im 107 1014
9.400 424 41', 414
o 7iv T! 11,
200 4iV4 (5V4 S44
1S.' 14i UK'. 140
10 27V4 ! :'l-t
11,900 12nV, 124 121V,
200 94 94 tviV,
16
1,8-X) 344 114 22
144
2..00 4:4 414 414
113 610 1184 118", 117V,
1.100, 1 Aiv,
900 744 7:4 '4
5.4'") 17', 17 1T4
2,io liv, 124
20 26V, 20V, 2v,
H 4
em 4:4- 4 40
I 401 2 4'4 it
34.1O0 42 4 81 J1'4
301 lis, 114 Ilk',
ion iv 18', ,,
. l.SOil 49 4SVi 441,
, 1,4.) 37 tn4 i
400 26 US 21V,
40 49 4S 4HT,
.171 7..1 144 ISIS li-'
300 81 4 S3 83
. 1.300 :v 27v, 2:4
100 964 94 9i,
. 71.700 4S4 44 44Vj
. 4.100 im io7n io7,
. 2.300 87 V, 384
loo a 2i 2:
. l'W
loo i!4 12 12
. 1.100 !4 In IS
. 4.40) 19V, 73 74
M
V
100 21 ?) 30
M., 8t. P. ft 8. 8ta.
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kansas ft Te:
do pfd
Nstionsl Lead
New York centrsl ...
n. y.. o. ft w
Norfolk ft Western ..
North Amerlcss
Pacific Mall
People's Gss
P., C C. ft Ft. L. ..
Pressed Steel Csr ....
Pullman Palace Car ...
Railway Steal Spring
Heading
Republic Steal
do pfd
Rock laland Co
do pfd
at. l s. r id pfd
it. Leu a gouthmeatern
do pfd
Sloea-Sheffield Steel ft Iron
8muhern Pacific
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Tenneapes Copper
Teiaa ft Pacific
T . 8t. L. ft W
I' 11 ion Pacific
do pfd
Vnlted gtawa Rubber
do 1st pfd
Vnltsd Sines Steel ...
do pfd
Vtsh Copper
Vs -Csrollns Chemical
do pfd
Wabssh
d pfd
Wettinghouee Electric
Western tslon
Wheeling ft Lake Bits
Wisconsin Central
Totsl sales for ths day. T7S.9S4 shares.
London Stoclt Market.
LONDON, JUly 24. American srejifMcs
opened easy and at 12:30 p. m , prices
showed a loss of 4 to V compared with
the New York closing of yesterday.
I.ondun closing stocks:
Consols. mon.!... se 11-16 M., K. ft T ..
.... 314
....111-,
.... 704
.... 13
.... 434
.... 44V,
.... as
do account.
ill-UN. Y Centrsl
. IS Norfolk ft W.
. a4 do pfd
. 96V, Ontario ft W.
Anaconda
Atchlaoa
do pfd
Raltlraors ft O...
Canadian Pacific
Cbssapeska ft O
Chlcsgo (J. W
Chi.. Mil. ft Si.
D Besrs
Denver ft Rio O
do pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Orsnd Trunk
Illinois Ontrsl..
. 96V, Penniyivams ....
.172', Rand Mines
. 441-, Rending
54 South Rallwsy
.146 do pfd
. IO', Soul hero Pacific.
. 2T Vulon Psclflc
. , do pfd
. Till f 8. Steel
4
194
.... 1
.... J44
....1:77s,
.... 88
.... 484
....II114
.... 13
....
....
. 39 do pfd
. 39 Wabaan
. it do pfd
.144 Span la 4s
.113 Amal. Copper
Louisville ft N
It
Hll.VKH-Bar dull. 248-164 per ounce.
MOiMl-i, per cent. i
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 14 per cent; for three
months' bills, 144714 per cent.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. July 24. Bank clearings for to
day were 81.640,8.01 and for the corres
ponding date last year 81.b4I.lnti.8t.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. July 84-Today s state
ment of the ttreasury balances in the gen
eral, fuod. exclusive of the Hoo.hai.i-"' guld
reserve, shgas: Available casli Lslsucs,
$ift.772.54S; gold coin and million. $40.274. 6S;
gold certificates, xjs.isj. ...
New .York Montr Market.
NHW YORK. July 24-MONEY-On call,
liil't per cent; ruling rate. l per cent;
closing bid. 1 per cent: offered at IV per
cent. T'me loans: Pteadv; sixty daya, 8 per
cent: n'netv risys. fii?, per cent; six
months. ft4 P"1 cent.
PRIM 18 MERCANTII.n PAPER-Vft
per cent.
8TERLINO EXCHANGE Weafly, Wllh
actual business in bsnkers' Mils st $4.;75
for demand and at f.MH.v:5 for sixty
dav bills Commercial bills. $4 4S4.sS.
SILVKR-Par, &Hc; Mexk an dollars. 4.c.
R'.iNDS Oovernment, heavy) railroads,
es"y.
Closing quotations on honr'.s were as
follows:
1'. f. rf. a. res
Japan 4W 74,
. 1"3 do M trlrt M
.10 L. A N. unities 4 . 7Sj
,1H4 "y,nli,itn r. it.. S
!. tntrl ts .... J
.11', Mo lt in- IS
. T Minn St b. 4s.. I)
10T M . K. T. 4l 3
. W M S4
do coupon
ao I. rs
do coupon
do 4a. ns
do coupon
Amer. Tob. 4a
do ts ...
Atrhlaon n. 4s...
do adj. 4
do c. 4a
do rr, 5a
Atlantic r. L. 4a
D St II. 4
do ms
"i --it. a. oi n. c 4a m
. Ill, S. Y. c. sen. IVta.llJsi
.ll" Nor. Ascitic 4s 11".
. M do is f
. f'i N. W. con. 4k.... 7
. i O. g. L. rfds. 4a... f
Bronh. R. T. cv. 4a
72 pnn, ct. Hs. 1915.. W,
central of Os. 6s. 1074 do ronaol 4a l'ii
do 1 Inc 7.1 Reading sen. 4a T
do !d Inc M Rxpunllr of Cobs Sa.l'ijv,
do 84 Inc 41 st. LAI. M. c. Saint
rnea. a Ohio 4Ha. Ton St. L. A 8. r fit. 4, v
C. aY A. 8-ti SI. Louta-S W. c. 4s S7S
C., B. A I), new 4a M Seaboard A. L. 4s... 171,
C. R. I. A P. R. 4a go. Pacific 4a M
do col. na 6H do t 4a 2S
do rfrl 4a -'V4 So. Railway la 1v
i ce a st t, sen 4a 4 T. ft P. lata !
Colo. Induatrlal Sa . . . 61'4T.. HI. L. ft W 4a... 74.
Colo Mldlsnd 4a ..
. ."3 fnlon Pa-ltlc 4a 1"H4
. 4 4n,c. 4a MS
. ! f S Steel. Id J. .. J
. 92 'Wshsfh lets itj
. W -atern Md 4a It
.10? v. t I,. I ii TO
. Sf, Wis. Central 4s .... 3
P ft H cv 4a ....
IV ft R. o 4a . ...
EMs prior lien 4a
do sn. 4a
Mo'. Vslley 4ls..
Inter. Met. 4Ha
Japan 4a
Bid. "Offered.
it
Boston Stocks and Bonds,
BOSTON, July LM.-Call loans, 23 per
cent: time loans, S'U44 per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks:
Atrhlaon sdj. 4s It Blnftisra TS
do 4s I'M Calumet ft Heels Kv
Mfl.'sn Ontrsl 4s.. ad Centnnla! 24
Atrhlaon . Copper Rsnge 741
do prd n.'s Paly wast
Bnaton Albany !' 8 Oanslln
Boaton ft Maine 134 firanhy
Boston Elevated 134 lale Rovsle
N. Y , N. H. A H.l.U Mats. Mlnln
t'nlnn Paclflo lcJU Muhlsan
. lOVa
.too
. 20
. 6a
.
. to
. ti
. Jril
,.101Vj
. 8.i
. kS
. 14
. to
. 14
. (4
. 39
. 24S
.. 44'4
. 5
. c,
.14
74
,. KS4,
Amer. Arge. Chem J4tiohawk
do pfd
'. ti -Montana u. c. .
. 4 old Dominion
.1J04, Oeoeols
,.121 Psrrot
,.121 Qulnry
..XIV, Dtisnnon
. ei, Tamarack
. 14'i Trinity
Amer. Pneu. Tube.
Amsr. Sugar
do prd
Amer. T. ft T. ...
Amer. Woolen
do ptd
Dominion I. ft 8..
Kdlaon Kler. Ilium. .US' I'nlled ropper ....
General Electric Uii U. 8. Mining
Mm. Electric V. 8. OH
do ptd 4t t'tah
Maes Oaa . Victoria
United Fnllt 13BI, Winona
United Shoe Marh M'i Wolrerlns
do ptd 24 North Butte
V. 8. Steel 444, Butte Coalition ...
do pfd 1074a Ncrada
II
Adventure tv. Calumet ft Arliona..lH
Alloues S Anions Commercial. . 194
Amsigsmitsd 7Z4 ureen csnsnea
Atlantic 14
Asked.
10
New York Mlntnsjc Stocks.
NEW YORK. July 24.-Clcslng quotations
on mining slocks:
Alice 2O0 I.eadvllle Con i
Breece t Little l.hlet ...
Brunawlck con s Meitrsa ,
Comatork Tun. stook. Vfi Ontario
Cornetock Tun. bunda 17 Ophlr
Con. Csl. ft Va lot Small Hopes .,
Horn Silver 60 Standard
Iron Sllrer Tallow Jsckst
Offered.
...100
...400
...140
...IS
...180
... u
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 24.-WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, basing Its repart
upon statistics gathered for the govern
rrser, 111 say tomorrow of the wool
market: The lull In trading continues. Only
a small number of fresh contracts have
been concluded and most of them are for
unimportant quantities. The market Is firm,
but no higher. The shrpments of wool from
Boston to July 23. Inclusive, were 82,"98,7til
lbs., against 149.328.o33 lbs. the same time
laM year. The recelpU to July 23, Inclusive,
were 114,927,169 lbs., against 156.768,887 lbs.
last year;
LONDON. July 24.-yVOQL The offerings
at the wool auction' sales today amounted
to l.r456 bales, all oT fine quality. The de
mand was- strong. -ofuieoent rates.- New
South Wales, come ..baoki greasy and comb
ines were actively competed fr by the
home' trade and continental buyers.
Medium greasy crossbreda were freely
bought by America. A selection of Queens
land scoured were in good demand and
realised full rates. Following are the sales
In detail: New South Wales, 8.800 bales;
scoured. NHid'fils 84di greasy, 44dls Mid
Queensland, 1,200 bals: scoured. Is 4d'i;;s;
greasy. 8114d. Victoria. 2.800 bales;
scoured. 10d& 10s 8Hd;' greasy, B4dffls 14d.
South Auetralla, 2U0 bales; scoured, 9dijJ'ls
6d. Went Australia. 6J0 bales; greasy, ha
HV4d. Tasmania, 1.6VH) bales; scoured, lOU'q)
Is 64d; greasy, Sdfls Id. New Zealand,
6,200 bales; scoured, &dais R4d; greasy,
64till4d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
bales; Bcoured, 84lais 6d; greasy,
6Ji9d.
ST. IXJflS, July 24. WOOL Firm; me
dlum grades, combing and clothing. liMf
2c; light fine, ItiVic; heavy fine, llQ12c;
tub washed, 2'6 27c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 24.-MKTALS-There
was a sharp resctlon In the London tin
market toriav, although the market by no
,.n. lost sll nf the recent advance. Spct
I ,.iujh ut Pl:t7 10s and futures at 13S 10s.
Lcca'lv the market wi-s easy hi .s'.-tw
30 75. Copper was higher in the uondun
market with spot riuoted at '.9 and fu
1. fjruWv the, market was film
and generally a shade higher, wllh lake
minted at 8l2.R744ri3.124: electrolytic. 812.75
iA.i2i7U and casting. l2.5t;n2.75. L ad wes
reported a little higher In the Londun
market at 13 10s, 3d. Locally the mar
ket was firm, but prices were unchanged
at 84. loft. 50. Spelter, unchanged at 4.19 is
In London. The local market was s.eady
at 84.1541 4.50. Iron was lower at 44-j Tor
standard foundry and 4Ss 104d for Cieve
lnnd warrants In the English market
1 ..aM.r nt chnnirA 'SIHI rCDOrtCd. NO. 1
foundry northern. tl.o017.0: No. - i
foundry northi rn $1B 2.Vg 16.r. ; No. 1 foun
dry southern and No. 1 foundry southern
soft at lfei17.25. . ',
8T. LOUIS. July J4.-METAl.S-.Lead.
higher at 84-40; spelter, higher at 84.40.
t'ottcu Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Julyt 2d.-rOTTON-8pot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 10.80c; mid
dling gulf, llittc; sales, none .
Futures closed steady: July. 9 2c: August,
9 37c; September. October. 9 8oc; No-
vember. .17c: Peciber. 9.17c; January.,
92r; Kebrusrv. 9 1'K': March, 9.14c.
ntl, KPTON, Texas, July 24.-COTTON-Steflilv
St IKc. !
ST. " LOIM8, July il-rOTTOV-Dull;
middling. 11c. Pales, none; rec lms. non.-; '
shlcments. none; stock. 14.111 bsle
NEW ORLEANS. July S4. -COTTON - i
Spot, quiet; low ordinsr. c. nominal; or
dinary, 6 1316c, nominal; kouI ordinsiy 1
84c: low middling. 94; ' mMd li.e. JO'i' ;
good middling. 10 15-1c; f.iir mldd.lng. ,
11 5-lc; fsir, 12 1-1C. fales, .'40 ra.es-. re-
celpts. 1.329 hales; stock. f.2.:97 bales.
Futures closed: Julv. 10.4"c: Atig.ist. 9c; ,
September. 9.50c; Octnher. 9 Sic; Nove n-
ber, 9.30c; December. 9 2-c: January, 9.81c.
Coffee Market. j
NEW YORK. July 21 COPT EE Th I
market for coffee futures opered steady at 1
unchanged prices to sn advance o' 5
points and ruled generally -eteady to firm
on a moderate demand, icncnursg-d by
higher French cables and lighter B sglllai 1
receipts. Bales were reported of 2",T50 bvgs, ,
Including July at 5.9.".fi 00c; Sn'emb i,
5(ic; December, 6.75c; March, 5. Sic;; My.
t.8iTS5c. Spnt , steady; Rio, No. 7, -,c;
Pantos, No. 4, 84c; mild, dull; Cordova, 94 I
il 124c
Minneapolis Grain Mnrket. j
MINNEAPOLIS. July 24.-WH EAT Ju'y. i
81 144; lep eniher, 94c; o. 1 hard, 81 164; 1
No. 1 northern, 8I U: No. 2 noithern. '
8i.i:4; No. 3 northern, 8l"K'al.09.
Hlt.N In bjlk, 19 5 4f24t.O'. ;
FLO! R Pstei.ts l c h gner; flret rat-I
ems, S35thC 00; s cond patents. 85 76 .!': ,
first clears, 84.314.45; second clears, 83 f)
4J3 60
I'eorln Market.
PEORIA, III. July 24.-CORN-Slady;
No. 3 yellow. 78c; No. I yellow. Toe; No. 3,
76c; No. 4. T7c: no grade. 7c.
OATS Quiet; No. 3 white. 57Vc.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN. July 24. Prices on the Bourse i
today were firm and trading very qulei. ;
PARIS. July 24. The tone of the Bourse
today was heavy on account or tna situa
tion In Turkey.
t. Joseph LIT Stock Mnrket.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. July 24 -CATTLK
Receipts, fxiu head; market steadv: ste-ra,
84tOj..26; cms and heifers. t-a.oO;
calves. 43.0Kb d.oii.
HQUS Kt eel pis, 7.000 head; market very
slow but stead; top, 8t .46; bulk o( sales.
! fciii 90.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Cattle to Make ft Teit of
the Market.
HOGS SELL SHADE TO FIVE LOWER
sheep nnd lasnha In Very Light Re
ceipt, While Trade Is Slow and
Trices hesv Very Little
Change.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 24. 1908.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs Sheer.
Official Monday ...
OffU-al Tuesday
Official Wednesday..
Offlolal Thursday ...
Estimated Friday ..
S.4oH
, 2.2P7 7.74.1 6.770
, 2 32 6.0:3 .K7
, 1.K7H 6.or) 4.12
5&t) .J'X) 2,tV0
Five davs this week... .13.41 2.121
Same day last week. .. .11. Is. 32.948 14.WW
S.i me days 2 weeks ago.. R.PC4 W.977 W.167
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 12.J3 43.4511 19.19:1
Same clays 4 weeks ago. .11,427 42,S'H .9 S
Same days last year 19,69 1 44.8o2 11,3
The following table shows the averag
price of hogs at South Omaha for tits last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1808. 1907. UX).lll0j. (1904. 103. '10J.
July 13...
July 14...
July 15...
6 4
t 741 I Ml I Ml I Nl i
I 67 6 47 6 13 I 11 T 73
I 71 6 M 6 191 I 17 7 71
6 76 8 60 II li 8 33 7 73
July
i 37
Ju r 17...
6 44,
6 721 61 6 561
5 kv 6 :n 6 Ml 6 21
6 20 T 71
July is.
J''ly 19
July 20
IS
22 7 74
I 741 6 511 6 63. 8 1S T 69
5 SO 6 47 5 5:i 6 03 31
6 481 6 Ml 5 101 5 : T 53
I Ml 6 4,i 6 07 I :l 1 II
6 Mil 1 6 48 6 0 b $41 7 11
S?4
July 21 6 27
July .'2... I
July 22... I 6 SU,
July 2J... S3 B 92' 6 53; I 4 Mi 5 X, 7 Bi
JUiy I 3 V4 9 Wi 3 1. - I B 101 1 ic
Sunday.
The official number or cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. gheep.H'r'a.
c, M. (k Bt. p
Missouri Pacific ....
I'nion Pacific
C. & N. W. (east)....
C. N. W. (west)....
C HI. P., M. & O....
('., K. & g. (east)....
C, B. A Q. (west)..
C, 11. I. A P. (east)..
C, R. I. & P. (west)..
Total receipts
4
1 2
2 2 7
3
4 41
3 6....
14 8
8 11 2
4 1
1 ..
.35 56 62
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Caltle. Hops. Enecn
Omaha Tacking Co
Swift and company...
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour 4 Co
139
8v6
2 8
53
1O0
101
l.iaj
i.r.59
1,915
I,i7
8-il
1S9
Cudahy Pkg. Co
K. C... 3RH
Cudahy Packing Co.
78
26
10
3
2
6
VansKnt & Co
Hill & Son
F. P. Iwls
Huston & Co
J. H. Bulla
Lehmer Bros
Layton
St. Louis
Chicago
Other buyers ......
264
400
2
12
4 0
Total
906
6,34'1
2 99
CATTI.K-Becelnll of esttle ihls morning
Were very light, only twenty-two cars being
reported, which was not enough to make
anything like a market. There was nothing
very good of any kind to excite Interest
among buyers. Still what few cattle there
were sold In about the same notches as
vesterdav.
For the week to aaie tne receipts imvo ,
been the largest for several weeks back,
footing up over 13,000 head. The big run,
however, was on Monday, the same as last
week, since which time the runs have been
small. Since the big break the first of the
week, brought about by the excessive re
ceipts, there has been a gradual firming
up In values, until at the close of the week
the market on western beeves and cow
stuff Is right around 25c higher than It
was on Monday, which means that the
market Is now a little better than It was
at the close of last week, possibly 10c
higher. , ,.
Stockers and feeders have been dull all
the week and the total volume of business
In that kind of cattle has been small. That
does not mean anything, however, more
than that it Is still too early to expect very
much business In the feeder line. The pres
ent price of oorn Is very high and would-be
buyers are waiting untll the future of the
market seems clearer than at present be
fore putting very much money into cattle
to feed.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
rornfed st' ers, 16 567.70; fsir to gnod corn
fed steers, I.BVifW.W; common to fair corn
fd steers, SlMjS.o: good to choice range
st -ers, 84.75(85.00; fair to send rsnge s!eeri,
f4.25'fM.76: common to fair ranse stters, 83.50
4(4.25; rood to choice fed cows nnd heifers,
$4 W-f4 60; fair to good fed cows and heifers.
13 O'tfiS. 65; common tot fair fed cows snd
heifers. $2tXViiS.O0: good to choice stockers
nnd feeders. 84.(014 60; fair to good stock
ers and feelers. 83.6fi7M 00; common to fa r
stockers snd feeders. 83.00(33.50; stock heif
ers. f2F0S3.15.
HOOK A few of the Imost desirable hogs
sold earlv at prices that looked very nearly
sieedv, but tne demand for hogs on that
basis was very limited, buyers as a rule
being bearish In their views and not in
clined to ray yesterday's prices. The mar
ket was alow also in getting started and
It was late before the trade was fairly
under way and then prices were generally
wak to 5c lower than yesterday. Tin
movement was very slow, the market te ns
dull from start ti finish. The hogs sold
inrsel ' at 8 J6fi6 3o. while yesterday the
most of them brought 8.30iSi.?6.
SHEEP Receipts were small today, only
about eleven cars being reported1 In the
vards. Outside of a couple of cars they
were all rangers. With so few sheep In
sight an active market could hardly be
expected as there was not enough ot any
Xaraft ....
Street
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THE FACILITIES
of trie First National Bank ot Omaha Insure rrompt tad
courteous attention to alt banking business, and matters
entmsterl to 1U care. .
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If you are contemplating
dlally Invite you to make this
FIRST NATIONAL
OF OMAHA
Thirteenth and Farnam Streets
Capital $500,000; Surplus and Profits, 15675,000
thing to create very much Interest Still
there wss a very fair demand. Sellers wer
naturally incl ned to hold for eveiy cent
possible, with reielp aso light that the mnr
ket, while steady witn ve.tlerdsy, was a
little slow. A bunch of fed yearlings sold
tip to 4.t'. A .
The receipts of sheep at thie point hHve
b?en very large, showing a heavy g.tln
over recent weeks and an increase of ur"
ft.OOO hesd ss compared with the same week
a year aso. I'nder the Influence of the
large receipts and the sharp decline at
eastern points the market brnke badly tho
tlrst of the we. k, being reported as 164JJfK"
lower on Tuesday than the close of the
previous week. Since then It hHS been firm
ing up a little, being steady to strong
fmrn day to day,
Quutatlons on range or grass sheep snd
lambs: Good to choice lambs, 86.2Ti7.60;
fair to good lambs, 8tj.Oii'u6.26; feeding lambs,
84.60H75.Oi'; good to choice light yearlings,
J4.tS'U6.flO; good to choice heavy yearlings,
84 4"64.7C; fair to good yesrllngs, 84.004 2i;
feedlntr yearlings, 83.75ig4.15; good to choice
wethers, 84.15-114. 35; fair to good wethers.
83.764. 15; feeding wethers. j5.26G3.76; good
to choice ewes. 83.8ofo4.16; fair to good ewes,
83.fWoS.gfi; feeding ewes, 82.5S3.ijO; culls and
bucks, 82.00iii3.00.
CHICAGO I.1VB tTrijCK MAKKKT
Cattle Steady Hons Steady to Strong
heer Weak.
CHICAOO. July 24 CATTLE Receipts
sbout 8,000 head: market steady; steers,
8'i38.Ui; cows. 83.4V(f6.60; heifeis, IXuCrp
4.90; bulls. 8:i (ayn.6.25. cslves, 86.S6a,ii.76;
stockers anfl feeders, 88 00174.80.
HOOS Receipts, about IS.ChiO head; mar
ket steady to strong; choice heavy ship
ping, 8ii.75iii6.fri4; bulchera, 86.75tj6.h6; choice
light, Ji6(i.70; light mixed, 8'.40rd6.60:
packing. t6.;6tr70; pigs, 84.60fiti.16; bulk of
sales. $ 50.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
8,000 head; market weak; sheep. 4Vl.oora4.60;
lambs, 84.71XQ6.75; yearlings, 44.60(Jj.6o.
Kansas City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, July 24.-CATTLK Re
ceipts, 4,0u0 head, Including 2.700 southerns;
market slow, steady to weak; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, 86.6067-6);
fair to good, 83.7Tj&'.60; western steers, 83 60
fita.tiu; stockers and feeders, l3.2nCn4.Sii;
southern steers, 83.10M.65; southern cows,
12 2f.'33.25; ratlve cows, 82.004.36; native
heifers. 83.0f5.25; bulls, J2.8(r&3.70; calves,
4.00j1.00.
HOGS Receipts, 8.3O0 head; market eftloc
lower; top, 86.70; bulk of sales, 16.36 q 6 61;
heavy, 8.66t6.no; packers and butchers,
J6.45&6.70; light. J6.25fi.574: pigs, J4.DOTc6.25.
BUh-F.P AND LAMBS Receipts. 120)
head; market strong to 16c higher; lambs,
$r.25((i6.26; ewes s.nd yearlings, J4.0t((i-I.6);
Texas yearlings, J4.6O4r5.O0; Texas sherp,
83.754.30; stockers and feeders, J3.00tfi.0u.
St. Lonls LIto stock Mnrket.
BT. LOUI8, July 24. CATTLE Recei pt s,
2.800 head, Including 1.100 Texans; market
steady to lower; native shipping ana ex
port steers, J4.4Vff7.O0; dressed beef and
butcher steers, J3.26(&'7.25; steers under l.OnO
pounds, J3.2ura7.26; stockers and feeders,
JloOfii.sO; cows and heifers. J2.2r4f4l.5u; can
nere, ll.SOi&.OO; bulls, JJ.&Otjti.iO; calves,
J3.0Oj7.OO; Texas and Indian aieers, J3.i0ij
5.40; cows and heifers. Jl.6tvjj4.0i).
HOGS-Recelpts, 6.400 head; market 5rT10c
lower; pigs and lights, J4 006.6t; pickers,
Jii.4di'((ti.70; butchers and best heavy, 86 76'a
6.874-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 770
head; market steady; muttons, J4.OKff4.25;
lambs, Jn.9fJi.25; culls and bucks, J3.0v(ij)
S.W; stockers, J4.25'4.50.
Stock In sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western mantel yesteroay;
Cattle. Hogs.
South Omaha 850 900
Sioux Cltv 600 5.ft1
aheep
Kansas City 4.000 .3hi 1.200
St. Louis 2.600 5.400 7;0
St. Joseph 500 7.0 O :0i
Chicago 8,000 1x00 8.t00
Total
.11.450
49,400
12,770
Ions City Lire stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. July 21.-(Specla! Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 5'10 head; mar
ket steady: beeves, J5.50f?7 50; cons and
heifers. 4.rVff 00; feeders, J3.26iB 4.50; calves
and yearlings. 83.754.76.
HOGS Receipts, 6,600 head; market 6frl0c
The impression prevails with
many that The Updike Grain Co.
is so large that it does not care for
small subscriptions to its
7 cumulative pref erred stock
But such ia not the case. "We feel that it is to our, interest in tho
development of our flour, coal, lumber and grain business, to have
a largft number of ttockhoiders, and therefore
Subscriptions as small as $100.00
WiU he Just at welcome as the larger onea, In fact, our main reason for orfer
iniK tMa atock ia to lntereat at many as possible of the citizens of Omaha and
tba state of Nebraska In the enterprises ot the Updike Grain Co.
The subscription books will be closed on August 16th, and before that
date, in cjm stock is all subscribed for. If you have money to lny)6t, fill
out blank below, and mall at once. Tomorrow ir.ay be too late.
The Updikc.Gpain Co.,
Bee Building , Omaha, Neb.
Please mall roe, without obligation on my part, full information re
garding your 7 per cent preferred stock. I nave about f to
invest.
No. . .
Town
opening an account, we cor-
bank your depository,
fid
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UP-TO-DATE REPORTS
Containing late autlieuUc
luformatlon on i
First National Copper
FREE v
Copper, Curb and Mining Outlook:
72 lilnity 1'lacr, Now York (
4 Sample Copies Tr
$1.00 per ytar la rages
Covers Touopah, Ooldfleld, Ely, Butte,
Cobalt, Yerlngton. Tlntlc. Bingham, Park ,
City, Beaver County aad Haw Lido.
lower: rsnge of prices,' J6.0Ofi6.S5; bulk of
sales, Jti.26ttti.30.
OMAHA WHOl.KSAk.rc MAHKBT, ' '
Condition of Trade nna Qnotntlons on ,
Staple nnd Fancy Produce.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. dellvaiea t '
retail trade In cartons, 28c; No. 1, in tu
1b. tubs. 2 He; No. 1, In 30-lb. tubs, 83c;
No. 2, In 60-lb. tubs, 20 Vic; No. 8, In 30- -lb.
tubs. 21c: N 8, In l-lb, cartons, 81c;
No. 1, In carload lots, JlVo: No. 8, In car- '
toad lots, IS 4 19 He; country, .fancy, tubs, "
17o: common. 16o.
KOGS Fresh candled. 16c dosen,
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full eream, '
twins, 14 Vic; Young American, 4 In hoop. '
16c; Favorite, 8 In hoop, 15Via; Daisy, 211 ,
In hoop, 15 Vic; cream brick, full case,
UVic; halt case, 134c; half dosen orlcks, '
14o. No quotations on Swiss nor Umberc
ers until after October.
LIVE POULTRY Hens. V4e; broilers,
tic: mooters. 6c: capons, 15c; ducks, UVic: .
mm
geese, tic; tt;rk?ys, 14c: pigeons, 65o dosen;
sauans, J2.00 dozen. ,
DRESSED POULTRY Squabs. tiO
docen.
BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs, ITHn, No. 1 ribs, .
I4c; No. 8 ribs. lwVic; No. 1 loin, 20c; No. I
loin, 16c; No. 8 loin. 12Ho. No. 1 chuck, 7Vc; ,
No. 2 chuck, 7c; No. 8 chuck, 6c: No. i
round, 11c; No. 8 round, 10c: No. i round, :
8c; No. 1 piste, 6c; No. t plate, tc; No.
plate. 4 Vic. '
VEGETABLES Celery, Mlohlean, per J
dos., 36c. Beans, new wax Snd siring, one
third bu. basket, J1.00; navy, per bu.. No.
I, J3.70; lima. 6VJO per lb. Cabbage, 2c per ,
lb. Potatoes, new, per bu.. M.lu Toma- ;
toes, per 4-basket crate, 90o. Watermelons, t
2o&30c. Cantalopes, California, t2.6o433 00 (
per crate. Asparagus, per dox., 40c. t'u- ;
Cumbers, per dos., bOc. Onions. Bermudt,
81.60 per crate; Texas yellew, JI.26 per orate, t,
Mushrooms, cultivated, per lb.. 60a. lt.
tuce, per dox., 26 o. Peppers, southem, Jl
per crste.
FRESH FRUITS Apples J2 7ta3.00 per i
bushel box. Lwtnons. t4.60tQS.06. Oranges,
J4 Ovni(5.O0. Bananas, 4c per lb. Plums. l.2e
4-basket crate. Peaches. California, 70S80o
box; Texas, 4-basket crate, &"i"oc. Pears, ,
II. 60 4-basket crate. Blackberries. 84. Rasp-''
berries, 84.00 Cherries, 12,26. Currants, JJ.00.
Gooseberries, J2.00.
NUTS Almonds, 17Vc: filberts. 12Vic;
walnuts, 16c; Braxll nuts, 14c; pecans, lio
per lb.
SUGAR Coarse granulated. 6.60c; fin
granulated. 6.70c; cubes, 6.60c; powdered.
6..MIC per lb.
DRIED FRUIT3-Ralslns. loose Musoatel,
6Vcv; fancy seeded, l-lb. carton, 10c. Cur
rants, uncleaned, 6Vic; cleaned, So; carton,
8c per lb. Prunes, 40&60c per sack; 7Vio
per lb. Apricots. 25-lb. boxes, 9c per lb.
Peaches, California choice, So; fancy boxe,.
Ho per lb. I'ears, California, llo. Dates,
Persian, 6Vic Figs, layers, choice, lD4o.
Citron, 16'aJOc. Lemon petl, ICc. Orange
peel. 13c.
Fisit itaiiout, s; trotti, 140; picgerei, lue;
pike, 13c; bullheads, skinned and dressed,
2 6n0loc; white perch, 8c; white bass, 17c; black
I bass. 26c; crapples, 15c;. white fish, 13c;
red snapper, 14c; flounders, 12c; mackerel
17c; codfish, fresh frozen. 18o; shad roe, 45o,
smelts, 13c; frog legs. 46c; greea sea lurtlt,
meat, 25c; catfish. 16c.
HIDES Quotations by J. S. Smith A
Co. Green salted. No. 1; 8Vic; No. 2, 7lAc;
buil hide. (Vic; green, No. L Hc; No. 2,
6Vie; horse, JJ.TiO each; sheep pelt.i, green
and salted. 25cg81.60; dry pells, 1'-Jxl2.: per
lb. Dry flint, butcher hides. Uc; fallen,
hides, 10c; salted. 9c
Advertlse In The Bee; It goes Into the.
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