THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 30, 190S.
7
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
ivTieat SUrt4' Dull and Worktd
Lower, Iwiti No Demand.
EDGE, IS Of? BULLISH ADVICES
111 Optleas Re led Dell Darlasj taa
Day. kit? Cra4iir worked
. to a Hlaer Ieeel Cloa-
'- -i
IbB Prices.
OMAHA. July 29, 19"
fc.V.n alus steadied themselves sfter
the has of yesterday, but iho very llttls
ttrengcfc, owing to a lack of buying pOWr.
Heavy on lln .wert disposed of and
'.he edge w u well taken off of any bull
ish ad floes.'
All options ruled dull during the day,
but srsdoaJIv wutktna to a hlsher level.
Wheat mart dull and worked a trifle
lower wKti no erte to take offerings after
:ne rusn-or selling yesterday, iwpon,
or
ncreased demand In southern markets and
larger shipments gave strength later and
values dosed up. July wheat opened at
-V and closed atM74c.
corn opened weak. ' with light demand
and feeling tie weakness In wheat. Corn Is
moving very glow arid country arrivals are
Ighter that) usual. , Interest Is slack and
rery little activity 1s noticeable. Borne
buying stt the close firmed prices and
values closed slightly higher. July corn
opened at ! and closed at tlhtc.
Primary - wheat receipts were 1.115.00
bushels snd shipments were 790QO bushels,
against reoeiptg last year of 775,000 bushels
and shipments of 355.000 bushels.
Corn receipts Were 354.000 bushels snd
shipments were 443,M bushels, against re
ceipts last year of 3t,ooo busnels and ship
ments of 184,000 bushels.
Clearances were 14,000 bushels of corn.
3noo bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 212,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to i lower
in wheat and fed higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 304,000 bushels of wheat
La ken for ex port.
Local rang of options:
Article. Open. High. I Low. I Close. Yesy.
Wheat- .
July... IV 6V Si!
Hip..t. I4H " K.14I (My. 85 Sit
-Torn ! I
. July. 71 I TTaf Tl Tim
Sept.. 714,1 70 71SI
Dec... 61 I
Jsts. - I
rVpt... 4im 41 41 ' 42V -t
May... 43m 43SI 43V
Osiaha Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. S435c: No 3 hard
B'SMo; No. 4 hard, 77fjS0c; No. 3 spring,
90-a5c.
CORN No. t. 714c: No. 4. TOTOVfcc
yellow, 7ljj"71':; No. 2 white, 75c;
e-hlte, 76c.
OATS No. i mixed. 61c; No. t old
. Vo. 3 naw. 48c; No. 4 white. 6WVKS1C.
RYE No. 2, "l73c; No. 3. 694J70C.
Car la t Re-eels' t.
No. 8
No. 3
BlHc;
Wheat.
':i
97
K)
140
Corn.
115
Oats
123
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth .....
34
13
CHICAGO GRAIN A.N D PROVISIONS
Features 'of (he Trading; aad Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July .-Blsck rust In the
wheat fields of the northwest csused sn
advance of more tlran lc in the price of
wheat on the local exchange today. At the
close the September delivery was up mo.
Corn was a shade higher. Oats were up
V. provisions were 7Vloc higher.
The wheat market was firm all day.
but the greatest strength developed late
In the session, when shorts covered freely
owing to the receipt of numerous reports
confirming orevlous rumors of black rust
in the Lakotas. Several of the leading
commission houses were active buyers all
day. Early In the session the market was
strengthened by reports of hot westher
In the northwest snd by lighter accept
ances from the country. The market closed
strong with prices almost at the ton.
September opened unchanged to c lower
at fctmftBi'Hc. advanced to 9t4e and closed
at koUc. Primary receipts were l.llo.HH bu..
compared with 776,00i bu. the corresponding
osy a year sgo clearances 01 wneai and
flour were equal to 231.0UO bu. Minneapolis,
miluth snd Chicago reported receipts of
M cars, against 410 cars last week and
407 cars a year ago.
The corn market was strong and active
the entire day, particularly the new crop
months, which were In anctlve demand
by commission houses and shorts. Dry. hot
weather throughout a major portion of
trie corn belt was chiefly responsible for
the bullish sentiment. Offerings came
chiefly from longs. The market closed
strong with the exoeption of the Sept em
tier delivery, which showed only a sl.ght
advance, compared with yesterday a final
quotations. September opened unchanged
to V higher at 73V("4o, sold off to 73Ve
and then adavneed to 74c. The close was
l.W'Jc, Local. receipts were 115 cars,
with a or contract grade.
Scorching weather in the northwest and
small local reeolpls caused a strong market
for oats, cash houses snd shorts beinsr
active bidders all day. An advance of lic
In the price or cash grain was a bullish
factor. September opened WGVtc higher at
4ofc44o. advanced to 44 He and closed at
440. local receipts were 123 cars.
I revisions were strong because of 1 lc
advance in live hogs and because of the
strength ot grain. The feature of trade
waa the purchase of l.Ouo.OO lbs. of Septem
ber ribs by a local packer. At the close
September pork was up 10c at 115 t-'V
l-rd was 7c higher at 39 46. Ribs were
10c higher st 3K S-i'v
Kstlmaied receipts for tomorroy: Wheat,
1S5 cars: corn. 157 cars; oats," 130 Cars:
hogs. 30.000 head.
Tne leading futures ranged as follows: .
Artlcles. Open. Hlgh. Low. CV. Yery.
"wheat I j ( j j
July I 89S; 89J sju,,
Sept. Vam tl CMs; 90" (.91,
aUec., 91V, 92 91W him4,'
bDeC. 91'iJ' tZhn WS92 " 1
Corn j
July 7 T 75W 75J 75
Sept. 73N74 74!a . TsmTSSS 73S,
Dec, jOLi.li film 614, . - 6m
May 00 i-m 60SI ' 60 60S ' 5
Oats- I . I I
aJuly .53m ,13 HI, ' la "52
bJuly I . tiSJ &34 . u K'W
8ept. :43(44 , 44m -434, . 44 S 431,,
Dec 4iSt '-.4a " 43i ' 3l , 4iVk
Pork I :
Sept. 16 lifl 15 66 15 52m 15 62V, 16 h2U
Oct, U 15 67V A 57m 15 67H 15 su
Lard I
Sept. tlIVs 45 S 40 9 45 ( 37V,
Oct 5A; 55 9 50 955 146
Ribs
Sept. 8 (TVu 92V, I I 9 TV, 8 fl?H'
Oct. i 2mi 9 00 192V, 9 00 I 90
No. 3. aOId. fcNww.
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR Steady : ' winter patents, 34 .50
w; mraignta, 33.85i4.: sprlivg patents.
4n, straights. Ku060. bakers. 32.70
tJH t.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 1.W1M 15; No. 3
spring. 4i.tB.ffl 14; No. 3 red. 90WaS2:.
L-OH.N-. 3. 7&V76V;; so. i yellow. 77
Tims. ; .. . . .
OATS No. 1 53c; No. 2 white, 64c; No. 3
white, 4A&v
BARLEY Fair to chotce malting. 6Sfl3c
8EEI Flax. No. 1 northwestern, S1.27m
PROVISION'S Short rloa, sides (loosei.
38 6Oa-90. Mess pork, per bbl., 315.6515 60.
Lard, per 1 lbs.. W Tm Sliort clear sides
(boxed). m.ttTmtfS.00.
Following; were the receipts and shipments
or I lour ana grain
Receipts.
43.'l0o
.... 413.01 )
22S.MW
4. 000
loo
Shipments
14.000
0H)
2T2
M.OuO
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Rye. bu
.W
t
Barley, bu.
... 64.0U)
On the Produce, exchange today the but
ter market was easy; creameries. lSfcJo.
dalrle. i;3ic. tegs. firm, at mark, cases
Included. l4S-lc. firsts. lTc; prune firsts,
30c. Cheese, strong; 11j13c.
It. LU (ieaeral Market.
8T LOL'18. July 2 WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 2 red. cash. rMlWc: No. 3
hard, 304S8bc; Scpteniter, bkSc; December,
tle:
CORN Lower; track. No. 1 cash, T7c; No.
S white. Tld7lrV; bepierabrr. 73'iC; Dectm.
ber. 5fS--.
OATfiHigher: track. No. I cash. 81c;
No. 3 whits, toftic. aiepiember, 44c; Le
tember. 41Se.
rLttcR Lower; red alnter patents.
34 114)4 40. extra fancy and straight.
3 40 4.1 S ; clears. 33 1463 40.
BKED Timothy, steady; t3.009a.i0.
4hN3aAL steady, ft 10
BRaM Lower; sacked, east track, f I 04
til 11.
HAY Quiet: timothy. tll0OII0;
prairie. 3 4 d ft 1 0 ftn
- IFUK COTTON TIES (1.00.
BAOJINti TV -
4-itMP TWlNhV-Ic
lKOVI810NS Pork. ' higher: jobbing.
is-Ve. LArd. higher, prune steam. t 07 1,
4 9 25 H Dry salt mest. steady; boged,
extrs shorts, t9l?H' clar ribs. Hit';
short clears, 175 Hscnn. steady: boxed,
extra shorts. 111.25; short clears. 1 1 0 62W.
POILTRY Weak: rhtckeaa. lie; sfrirss,
13C; turkevs, 124rl4r; duetts. 7e; Reese. 5$c.
H UTTER "tesdv; creamer. l&:2c.
EOGS-rFirm, MV, oe evnint.
Reesspt. r5hlpmnts.
Floor - this. ! . .v .'0 9.001
Wheat, bu 5.14 son 9l.Mii
Corn, bu r-4. 630 40. i0
Oats, bu t Ji,. f,0(l 30..ii)
WE4THGR IV THE CRAM KELT
Pair and Cooler for Thursday Is la
Glad Tldlags.
OMAHA. July 19. 19m.
The weather continues very wsrm every
where esst of the Rocky mountains. Ight
snd widely scattered showers occurred in
the central valleys and eastern states
within the Isst twenty-four hours and some
heavy rains fell In the gulf and south At
lantic states. The pressure is relatively
high over the eastern portion of the coun
try, with a trough of low pressure extend
ing south from the upper Missouri valley
over the eastern Rockv mountain s ope.
An area of high pressure, with cooler
weather. Is moving in over the northwest.
snd the Indications are for fair In this
vi.ln.iv tonirhi ..nrf oroh.hlv Th,.r.
wl;h Fnotrr thursdav.
Omaha record of temperature and nreclnl
tatlon compared with the corresponding day
01 wie ibsi inree years:
190I. 1907. 1KS 190S.
Minimum temperature. ... 75 M IK 61
Precipitation 09 .00 .00 T
isormal temperature. Tor today, 77 degrees.
Excess In creclDltatton slnca Msrrh 1
1.S3 Inches.
Deficiency
corresponding period In 1
4.43 Inches.
Deficiency
corresponding period
190t,
inches.
U A. WELSH1, local Forecaster.
Corw aad Wheat Keg-Ion Ilalletla.
For the' twenty-four hours ending at I
a. m
71 tti meridian time, Wednesdsy. July
29, li:
Temp
Max. Min.
Rain
fail.
.01
.47
.00
.01
.00
.09
.00
.(0
.00
.00
.'0
.
.00
Ststlons.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
')ear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clesr
Clear
Clear
CI ar
C ear
Clear
twslvs-bour
Afhlsnd. Neb.
92 71
Auburn. Neb
90 m
91 ff?
Ki 69
91 1Q
94 72
93 69
M 73
95 Kf,
82 M
94 M
92 71
94 74
94 70
Broken Bow, Neb,
Columbus. Neb..,
Cullertson, Neb.,
Fslrbury. Neb...,
Fslrmont, Neb...
Or. Island, Neb..
Hartlngt.in, Neb.,
Hastings, Neb
HoMrege. Seb.,.
OHkdale. Neb....
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah, Neb...,
Alts, la ,
7 70 .00
SO 70 .00
...... 9) 62 .BS
7 8 ,0
Ia... 6S 74 .00
temperature for
Carroll, la.
Clarlnda. Ia
Sibley. Ia...
gloux City,
Minimum
period ending at 3 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of ' Temp.
Central. Stations, Max. Mln
Rin,
Chicago. III.
Coiumbus, O
Ies Moines, Ia....
Indianapolis, Ind.,
X 9": OS .02
1ft h8 64 .01
14 8 70 .04
12 90 4 T
19 02 70 .00
19 90 66 T
27 8 . s .04
19 92 TO .01
13 90 68 .01
Kansas city. Mo.,
Louisville, Ky
Omaha, Neb.,..
St. Louis, Mo...
Temperatures continue high
the corn snd whest region,
s.attered showers occurred in
the Kansas City district.
throughout
Light and
all except
L. A. WELSH. Local forecaster.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
(notations of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. July 29.-FLOVR-Rece1pts.
2tl.u00 bbls ; exports, 33,000 bbls. ; market
steady, with moderate demand. Minnesot
patents, t6.354j6.70; winter straights, M-KKfcp
5425; Minnesota bakers, 34.lora4.60; winter
extras, 33.4o3.ti0; winter-patents. 34.404.75;
winter low grades, 33.30fi.60. Rys flour.
steady; fair to good, l4-15t?4.60; choice to
fancy, S4.5064.90.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine whits and yel
low. S1.654l.;o; coarse, 31.41X31.65; kiln dried.
34.00.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 83c; nominal
f. o. b. Nw York.
WH EAT Receipts, W.000 bushels. Market
steady; No. 2 red, SSmctOtl.OO elevator; No.
2 red, tl 004 f- o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth, tl.32 f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 hard
winter, S1.01 f. o. b. afloat. A black rust
scare struck the wheat market today and
advarfced prices a full cent. Shorts cov
ered vigorously. There wss slso a fair
export ln'qulry and talk of lighter south
western receipts. Last night's prices showed
Vc to lc net advance. July closed 31. WH;
St-ptember, S8mc; December, Sl.OOm
CORN Receipts, 1,100 bushels; spot mar
ket steady. No. 2, R4C nominal elevator
and 84$$44c f. o. b. afloat. Option market
was generally higher on covering by room
shorts and with the west closing at Ho
to Vtc net advance. September closed at
87V:; December, 71c.
OATS Receipts. 40.500 bushels; spot mar
ket steady. Mixed oats. 20 to 32 lbs., V3'
.'c; natural white, 25 to 21 lbs., 63V336c;
clipped white, 33 to 40 lbs.. f673c.
HAY Steady; shipping, Mi3c; good to
choice. 901c. v , .
HOPS Dull : state common to choice. 1907
crop, 4⪼ 190 crop, 2a6c; Pacific coast,
1907 crop, 5ee; 1906 crop. 3Sc.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 38c; Central Amer
ica. 20c.
LEATHER Steady, geld, 24VH93.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family,
314.7(3 17.50; mess. tl4.50 35.50; beef hams.
iAHjig'xw; packet, lib OrXolS OO; city extra
India mess. M 0V(f25.00. Cut tnests.
steady; pickled bellies, sfffllc; pickled
hams. UVVtrlSc. Iird. firm; western, y.b3
9.56; refined, steady; oonUnent, 39.76. South
America, tio.ho; compound, elo ov; rora.
steady; family, si8.004X" "; snort cieas,
tl 7 5018.(0; mess, 118.2(18 60.
TALLOW Steady; city ($2 per pkg.), 5Hc;
country (pkgs. free), 6mft6c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
JWSe; Japan, nominal.
BLTltK-liuu ana uncnangea; creamery
specials, 21 W"; creamery extras, 3c, cream
ery thirds to firsts. IsmBrSlHc; state dairy,
common to choice, 1 fjTZl 1 process, common
to specials, 15321ci 4nvltatloo creamery,
firsts, inc. -V! V -
CHEESE KJsy -f(f ftochgnged; state.
fill cream. Urge, colored or white, fancy,
1HC, ,:
KGOS Firm and unchanged. '
POULTRY Alive stesdy; spring chickens,
16c; fowls. 14c; turkeys, 11c; dressed, firmly
held: western spring chickens, l'4ii'lc;
fOWls,,14a44c. -
Kansas City Grata aad Provisions.
" KANSAS CITY. July 29. WHEAT Un
changed to lc lower: July, 86tc; Septem
ber. 64V: Decetnter. 8T,c; cash. No. 2
hard. 867860; No. S hard. 84m&c; No- t
red. 9fc; No. 3 red. 8m;.
XRN m!9Hc lower; July, TJcr Septem
ber, Hei nacsmber, UV: cash. No. 1
mixed. 73m674c: .No. 3 mixed, 73ly78Hc; No.
2 white, 75a76c; No. 3 white, 74H97&C.
OATS I'nchsnged; No. 2 whits. 644366c;
No. 2 mixed. 61&63c.
RYE 71V 77c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy. 39 5OWO.O0;
choice prairie, old. 89.0P; new. 37.507.75.
BtJTTER Steady; creamery, extra, 21c;
packing stock. 460.
BOGS lnchsrtged to m higher; fresh
extrss. 20c; current receipts, 15c.
Receipts and shipments or grain mere as
follows:
, Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu...
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
236,ft0 2M.0U0
23.WO 10.000
S.OOO 3.000
Options at Kansas City:
Articles.
I Open. I High. Low. Closa.
Wheat
September December
Corn
September
December
M 85 I ST,! 84',
... 1
:::!
arv"W- w-ali TIV 1 cr"Tfc t
Pklladelakla Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 19. BUTTER
Ixer: western creamery, 24c; western
I nearby prints. Kc.
I K.'iOS Firm, good demand: Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases. 31c at
mark; Pennsylvania and other noarby cur
rent receipts. In returnable cases. 5c at
mark, western firsts, free cases. 21c at
mark; western current receipts, free cases.
Sue at mark.
CHEKSfc-Flmt. good demand: New York
full creams, choice, 12Vai2V: New York
full creams, fair to good. HSijl2c.
Pearla Market.
PEORIA. July 2 -CORN-Hlgher;
.11 X ...n.. Tl.
No. 1
No. 3.
yellow
Tic; No. t yellos
T6V;
t'tc: No. 4. 74Vc: no -grade, 72c.
OATS I wer. No. 3 white. S4c: No.
white. Sieolc. Na 4 white. 4ot60c.
W H19Klf-tl 35.
Mtaaeaaalls Urala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 21. WHEAT
July. 31.12: September. . 74c: December.
tv,ttc; No. 1 bard. 1114; eo. 1
northern. II 13; No 2 northern. tloJSf
Mil; No. I northern. tl v61a.
Ualath Orel I a Market.
Dl'LVTH. July 23. WHEAT No 1
northern. II 1 7 Vs : No 2 northern, tl 14;
July, tl 14; frrptembrr Hr.
OATd To arrlie, 42Sc; on track. I7c
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Interest in Market ii Apathetic and
Volume of Dealings Diminishei.
ATTEMPT TO LIFT VALUES FALLS
kvery Bid r.t Advaare firings
Oat
Offerings Close Is Irregala
Band Market Is
"teady.
NEW YORK. July 29 Interest In
stock market became apathetic today
there was a material contraction in
the
snd
tno
volume of dealings. The speculative ton
at the same time wa.i heavy. Early at
tempts to advance prices soon developed
that stocks were being supplied to meet
the bids at the advanced prices. This
supply of stinks diminished at a moderate
recession and left the market in a dull
and sluggish condition. There was no
encouragement to bid up prices with the
obstacle to be met of free selling orders
above the market. On the other hand,
there wss no such urgency in the" sell
ing as to encourage the bear party to
offer prices down. The passing of sev
eral events which have been looked for
ward to was psrtly accountable for the
neglected condition of the market.
The publication of Judge Taft'r letter
of acceptance, the quarterly report of the
earnings of the United States IStecl cor-
f ortlon and the declaration of the regu
sr dividends on the Harrtman Pacific
roads proved to have pent their lorct
largely as msrket far tors with their pub
lication. The supplementary statement
given out with the report of steel earn
ings showing an advance In the avemg'
dally booking during July to 72 per cent
of the capacity of the works was ac
cepted as the most Important item in
the statement for Its speculative bearing
But even this was regarded as having
prompted the large accumulation and thu
advancing price In the stock whlcu has
occurred during July. With these various
Items of news out of the way the mar
ket showed. Its usual desire for new
factors to point the next step In the spec
ulation. '1 he day's news did not .--apply
this factor. Some disturbing effect
was produced by the confused reports cir
culated early In the day of a suppos. d
serious automobile accident to William lv.
Vanderbllt. Some recovery followed when
the reports were known to refer to u mis
hap In which the capitalist had itt been
Involved. There was some waning of in
terest in the rumors concerning the ad
justment In the affairs of the Gould
railroad properties In connection with ttje
38. 000. 000 Wheeling & Lake Erie noLrs
falling due on August 1. The steps to be
taken to meet this obligation were made
a mystery of snd the information on the
subject consisted of rumors that bankers
were In consultation over the details of
the plan. The reticence of the supro.iej
fiartfes to the plan was believed to be due
n part to the tactics of negotiations. An
upturn in the wheat market waa made the
occasion of reports of damage to ship
ping wheat In tne northwest. Thpre wa
nothing to Indicate a marked change in
the conditions of the crops. 1 lie esti
mates of private experts on the cotton
crop promise an Improvement of conli
tlon for the month to be shown by the
government report soon to be Issued.
With the decline In activity In stocks
there has come a languishing in thu in
terest in the bond market, which was
made the cause of some puszled complaints
on the part of bond dealers The new
output of bonds has been sufficient ap
parently to supply the present demafd.
The prices at which bankers hold the new
Issues also is held by the bond deaiei 1 to
be unduly high. The new Central Pa
cific first refunding 4s when Issued are
being dealt In on the curb and liavs
dropped to below the price at which they
were taken from the bankers, thus dupli
cating the experience with the Union Pa
cific refunding 4s. The strength of il:
metal gave strength to the copper Indus
trials. The irregular -flutuations con
tinued throughout.
Bonds steady. Total sales, par value.
(3.060.000. United States bonds unchanged
on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows -
Mies. Hlrh. I". Ctos.
Amalgamated Copper ..
am. o. a r
4f.f0 V, 75', 744
l. iM !, 34
lui
W ll M Sit,
100 1,', i- f.i,
300 rr uk
, w
3.SO0 S44 M ' MV
. . . . IV.
IS.tOO M 87 S
to iT4 toil i4,
4n 1T HH4 ir.1',
t0 M M 4
:4
700 4H 4iS 44
i.auo , (, vs
!
S.SfiO 44 i 41 l
4
B.aon 41 mi 4114
o 170 17 lTOi,
700 jm, 27S J'S
n
. . Jilt
7m 42 45 S l.'S
y 7 t
1.000 i:.f4 im imi
141 1!H 14"
'k
l.pno Jl-4 IIS "
fy s?s 12
jrw IP, :
l'W 5) il 01
7'l 13 131 18
t.SiKI 10S IK 1S
100 1M :4 1M
400 7H 37 t:
'
700
1510 v. n n
S 4" Hi
i Set, 2S iHS
1O0 145 14S 14',
4 400 13H, 13f. 111
1M 64 4l,
l.son 141H ie"'S :i4
wo 1114 U 11
00 si, 101, 11
i.10 K'S 1"S l"S
r
-a
17
1.J00 36S 25
f.4
400 l' 104 10M,
14
.
l.ion 1!?, ins 114
4.700 M4 i2 H
4.100 , 1S "S 'S
.. SI
Am. C. r. pll
Am. rottos Oil
Am. H AL. pfd
Am. lc Securities
American LIim4 Oil-.
Am. Loecmotlvs
Am. IxxmmoOvt pfs....
Am. S. R
Am. S. A R pin
Am. sugar R.flnlnt. .
Am. Tnbscro pfd
American Wool.n
Assconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atfhieon pfd
Atlantic Oast Line
ttnltlmorn A Ohio
Bl. Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclfle
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot Naw Jersey..
Chsaapaake Okie
Chlcaro Ol. W
Chs-ato N. W
C. M. A St. r
C , C. C. A St. L
Colorado F. A 1
Colorado Soontharn. .
Colo. A So. 1st ptd....
Cola. A So. 2d ptd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
TXlawara A Hudson....
Penrer A Rio Orande.,
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlatlllars' Securities ..
Erie
Krie lat pfd
Erla M pfd
Oaoeral Electric
Ot. Northern pfd
Ot. Korthsra Ora cttt..
Illinois Central
IMbnrourh Mat
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper ....
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa Cltr Bo -
K. C. So. ptd
Loulavllle A N
Mexican Central
Minn. A 8t. L
M . St. P A St S. M. .
Mlaaourl Pacific
M., K. A T
KIT. Dfd
National Lead 7rt
New York Central 7 107 l'1,
M. V . O A W 1.7"" 1 . 1
Norfolk W I. 74 TJi,
North American 400 "
Northern Paclfle 5"" 14: S 1'V
Paeinc Mall WVa
Penneylranla . 1' l'-4
People i Oaa " Wt,
P., C. C A St. L
Pr-sec Steel Car ?tk S!1
Pullman Palace Car l'W II1 l"1
Kailsar Steel Spring l.ina 4M -44
R.adlni 4.- 1IM 11KS
Republic Steel ?1 I S
Kepubllc Bleel pfd 1 S'1 '
Rock Uland Co ' 17 l.v,
Ror I.land Co. pfd 4.4." 14 J
(ii. L 4 I F. 3d pf4 f" "S S
. L. S. W 1 I'a 171,
Bt. L S. W. pfd r.W) 4J' 4.1
Sloaa Sheffield S. A I., "
Southern Pacific ,. 14. M 91',
So. Pacific pfd SKO 11V 11
out hern Railway ."" I1 19
So. Railway ptd 1 44 4
TSnneaae Copper S. "
7(-4
17
1
'
41',
14..V
.1..,
;.,
i
44Wj
H7H
'
71.,
11L,
a.,-.
If,
-
4114
11,
U
4.
a
1:44
2k
'i
a
l.'S
1
t4,
1'14
74
Tetaa A Paclllc
T St L. A W 1 S MH
T ." St U A W. pfd S S
Cnlon Pacifle T.Mn 1'4 liaS
ITBlno Pacific pfd I"1 ' M
v s. msobsr.." : a 3s . :s
f. S Rubber lat pfd....,
V I SUMl 47.ma 451, 44W
f! S. Sleel Pf i" 5" lf
tub Copper M S
Va-Caro. chemical
va.-cara.. Caem. ptd., '"4
Wasask T1
Wabaab pfd S. i4 lc
Weetlnshouae Elactrie .... M0 .8 II
a'eatern'l nlon
I'hMliM A L. g 1 l
Wlwonaln Central J"5 :1H 1.
1 I
Tool aalas lor the dar. 44.1u0 aharea
New York JMlalas; Slocks.
NEW YORK. July 29 Closing quotations
nn n.lnlna stocks:
AUea S
Breara J
Bmulr4 Cos 4
Com. TuDoel stoek.-j 2J
t'ia. TuDoel bonds.. .7
Cos. Cal Vs 1
Hoes Sllec 44
Iroo gilear
Ottare.
Laadeille Cos 4
Uttle Chief 4
Mellran t
C.nuno , 4
oselr .
Sotall Hope 1
Standard 14..
Yeiiuw Jarket 1
Treaaary Stateraeat.
WA6HINGTON. July 2S-Today s state
ment of the treasury bslsnces In the gen
eral fund, escluslve of the I150.o..,0.:o gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
t3337.52: gold coin and bullion, ,13o.774;
gold certificates. 336.57 .litft.
Ferelga Klaaarlal.
LONDON. July 29 Money wss quiet and
easy on the market today and discounts
were stesdy. On the Stock exchange, al
though the market was Idle, the tone con
tinued good. There was fair Investment
buying on the Improvement in ronauia and
home rails, while foreign securities derived
strength from continental buying. Ameri
ca.! shares operjed above parity on the divi
dends declared in the Harrtman stocks and
on the speech of acceptance of William H.
Taft, the republican presidential nominee,
which made a favarsbla Impression, but
after early orders had been executed the
tone became dull. The receipt of the New
York openinsf caused another mode sale rise,
but business alarkened and prices eased.
The market fintstiert dull. Copper shares
were active and steady.
PARIS, July 29. Frtces on the Bourse
todsy were firm
BERLIN. July 29. Prices on the Bonree
today were firm.
.eer Tark Meney Market.
NEW YORK. July 19 -MONET On call,
easy, 14il4 per cent: ruling rate. 14 per
tent; ilos.ng bid, 1 per tent, offried at 1
per cnt. Time loans, dull but strorg;
sixty days, 2 ier cent; ninety davs, Zi per
ceni: six months, 4 per cent.
PRIM ti MKKCAN 1 ILh. rAPR3mg4
per cent.
STt.RI.INQ FXCHANGE Firm, with act
ual business In bankers Mis at 34 W) for
demand and at 34 H64"sji4 Twt for sixty-day
bills. Commercial bills. H MVat.VS.
8ILVKR Bar 6.'",c; Mexican dolars. 4.V.
BoNDS tiovernment and railroad ooi.ds,
steady.
Closing quotstlons on bonss were
as
follows:
I . S. la, reg
do coupon
do la. ref
do coupon ...
do 4e. reg
do coupon
Am Tobacco 4a
4
Atchison ten. 4....
do ad) 4e. .......
do cv. 4e
do 5,
Atlantic C. L. 4a...
BU. A Ohio 4e
do JSe
Prk R T c 4a
Central of Oa 6,..
do lat Inc
do M inc
do 34 Inc
Chea A Ohio 4e.
Chlreso A A. Sa.
IMS Hock Val. !
.l"'-,Jm Met 4,e
.1 L A N. uni 4i
.lw4lVn c ( 4t
.:!" 1. t en'ral
.MS Ut inc
. "Minn. A St L. 4a
1'7, M.. K. A T. 4e
. n Ho it
. i R R at K. e
. i N. Y. C. I S4i
. luSi N. J. C. s
. Ma No Pacltlc 4a
.. Sw o as
. il N. A W. c 4
". O. fj L rfdf 4t . .
4,
. I ,
.
. 2
. U
. M)
.
- if I
Hi',
. Ti.
. 11
. 1
.l(PFnn. ct , 19:
. 7 dn con. 4e
3S j
''
,. i4 RFtding sen. 4e )A
. 44 -ftpuhlic of Cuba fcB .lr
.Ui St. L. A I. M r 4a 107H
. T St. L. A 9 r. It 41 i
. f t. St. L. S W. c 41 .. e
.. u4H 'Krabnard A. L. 4e... "i
.. - So. Pacific 4a
C . B. A Q n 4 . .
C, R. I. A P. 4a....
do col. a
lo rfd it
CCC. A St. L g. 4a.
Colo. Ind. ia
Colo. Mid 4s '
Colo. A So. 4a
Del A H. ct. 41
I) A K G. 4
Erie p I. 4a
do gen. 4s
Japan 4a
do 4e
di 2d aerlea
Bid. "Offered..
4S lo Ht 4t
a. i4 So. Railway ! .
. KS Trai A P II
T . Pi L. A W.
.. lit, t'nlnn Pacific 4a
.. tt do cv. 4a
. . 1 I 8 Steel d o
.. S4 abath la ...
. . fa Weatem Md 4
.. 79 . A L. E. 4a
. SPS Wi. v antral 4f
. 3
.
HO',
. s
1M
.. s
.
. 11
. VI
. 7?S
. 4J
4S
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. July .Money, csll losns. 'JSP
per tent; time, loans, 3fi4V,
Closing quotations ort storks and
per cent,
bonds:
Atrhlaon ad)
. Nil Atlantic
. fe 14 Blniham
. ) Cel. A Herla...
. a Centennial
. r.'HCopprr Range .
i" Italy Weat
.184 franklin
.it'k()rinhy
-iih ile Horale
"S
do la
Mex. central it
Atchteon
do pfd
Ronton A Albany
Boston A Maine.
Ronton Elevated
"Pltchbura pM .
t".
. 7i,
77
. 1'H,
US
.1 v
J-S
'a
:;
. . ..',
. 77
.. a
..;:
. .114
.. li
.. ; '
,. 77
.. us
s
.. 4IS
.. a
.. 1:
.. 4
.. o'i
..140
.. alt,
. .
.. )
.1-1
..21i
.. 1H4
N. V.. N. H. A H.
Vnlon Pacific
Am. Arte. Chem
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube
Amar. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do- pfd
Dominion I. A B. . . .
Kdleon Elec. Illu
(Icneral Electric ....
Maea. Electric
do pfd
litM Gae
t nlted Fruit
tnlted 8. M
do pfd
f. S. Steel
do pfd
Adenture
Allouec
Amalgamated
Bid. "Aaked. .,
140 Mm. Mlnms ..
't Michigan
4'ohak
JlHMOnt. C. A C.
i uld Dominion .
13v, Of cola
l-' Purrot
WIS Oulncy
Shannon
Tamarack
144, Trinity
iiy tnlted Copper .
.1.45
' i
. 47
L. 8 Mining
r p. on
t'tah
. 4 Victoria
-13ft Winona
. jji, WelTertne
, V North Butte
. 44-k Butte Coalition
.lu'i Nevada
. IKCal. A Aniona.
. 54 Arlrona Com. ..
. US Greene Cananea
Hank Clearlaaxs.
OMAHA. Julv 2. Bank clearirgs today
were 31,717.s40.M ami for the co'rrespondlng
date lust year tl.tll7.Ki.
Wool Market.
BOSTOV, Julf a.VOOL Few buyers
have been on hand this week and the wool
market haa been quieter than for several
weeks While prices are wi higher, the
feeling la stronger. -'The leading western
quotations are: Kntucky. Indiana and
Missouri, throe-eighths blood, 26'; quar
ter blood. 23g'ic. California, northern
choice, KtfflKc; northern average, 16Hl"c;
middle county, 134ic; southern, llSl2c;
fall southern. 9 lt)c. .. .Oregon, eastern No.
I staple. 1N(&19c; eastern No. 1 clothing,
15(&lt : eastern averag. Wtfibc; valley. No.
1. KftlSc- Scoured fvjalues, Texas fine. 12
months, 6J(&5,tc; fine, I ip I months, 4aic;
fine fall. 43fSc. ' OalffTirnia. tine northern,
4244c; southern, 3Si4ic; fall free. 637c.
Oregon, eastern,- Nl staple, 87'SmSOc; east
ern. No. 1 cloihlng.,4MijiV; valley. No. 1,
4S47-4.Sc; No. 2. 44l0; ' Valley. No. I. -9L'ti'33c.
Territory, fine staple, SS'tf)c; fine) medium
staple, h5atio;- fln lothlng, 4RJ2c; me
dium clothing. 4f4i 4ftc: half blood. i(gaf)C;
triree-elghts blood. 4fWVic; quarter blood.
4&45c. Pulled, extra. 66(&S7c; fine A, 6uEf
57c; A supers. 45J4c. .
LONDON, July WOOL Sales wers
continued today, with offerings of 12.20
bales. A small supply of merinos sold at
unchsneed rates. Cress-breds. comprising
the bulk of the offerings, were in good de
mand, though inferior sorts continued
Irregular.
ST. Louis. July 29. WOOL Firm : medium
grades, combing and clothing, lK'nV; Ugh:
fine, lwnfiic; heavy fine, llfclic; tub
washed, :Kfi27e.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 2811 ETALS Another
advance was repoited in London tin. with
spot at 137 los, and futures at 1:187 15s.
Locally the market was dull and un
changed, at t3O.0tt30.5O. Copper was f.s
higher, at 59 5s for spot and f for fu
tures. In Ixindon. The local market was
steady, with lake at tl3.tOS13 25, electrolytic
st tl2.N7H1il3.iv snd casting at tl2.oVH4il2 7.
Iead advanced to 13 3s td in London. The
local mark.'! was firm and a shade higher,
on the average, at t4.3Ta.fi4.a2H. Spelter was
unchanged st 19 -s tri. In London. The
local market waa firm and unchanged at
tl &&4.6.V Iron was unchanged, at 4t for
standard foundray. In the -London market,
hut Cleveland warrants were a shade lower,
art UH liVyl. Locally no change was re-
Ported: No. 1 northern, foundary, HftbtVo
7.00; No. 2, .1S.7&01V.S; N". 1 southern and
No. 1 southern, soft. tl65"&lT.2o.
ST. LOriS. Julv 2S. MKTAI-S Iead,
firm at t4 4. Spelter, firm at M 6-'u4.55.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 23. COTTON Mar
ket opened steady at unchanged prices to
an advance uf 3 points and during the flr.il
few minutes sold at a net advance of 4u5
points on the more active positions as a
1 .silt of scattered coverim. Weather te-
prrta were very favorable. There was no
sign of Important bull sjpporl snd during
the middle of the morning the market was
dull at a' reaction of 2 or 3 ponts fro.n
the best. Ppot closed quiet; middling up
lands, 10.70c; middling gulf, 10.&c; sales,
none.
ST. LOriS. July 29 COTTON-Dull: mid
dling. Hc; sales, none; receipts, none.
Shipments, 215 hales; stock, 13.790 hales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2k. COTTON
Spot quiet and steady; prices unchanged.
Middling. loc. Futilrea closed: July,
1 4Kc, nominal; August, 9.8T.c; September,
950c; October, 9 3oc; November, 9.;5c ; De
cember, 9 24c; January, 9 5c.
Kraporated Apples and Orled Frails.
NEW YORK. July 29.-EVA PORATKD
! APPLES Market is quiet. Fancy are
! Quoted st loHlrtiifcc. choice st MtSmc. crime at
, 6''afiv,c snd common to fair at iwft'jWc, I
DRIED PRC1T8 Prunes are fairly
I steady, with quotations ranging from
I to 13c for California snd from 6ic to 7c
: for Oregon fruit, the latter up to 30-4'.
I Apricots are moderately active, with choice
i quoted at S",u0e. extra choice n Btyfrloc.
1 fancy at loitillc. Peaches are firmer in
tone, with coast holders showing a tendency
to advance tnelr prices, in the local mar
ket choice are quoted at S'Tt!c, extra
rln. Ice at Miftv. fancy at licjliuc. mira
fancy at lol?i 11c. Raisins continue dull,
with loose musca' 'I quoted at 446.P,c,
choice to fancy seeded at litV. seedless at
5'ac and London layers at tl Aal 35. "
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 29 -Sl'GAR Raw,
steady; air refining. 3 75c; centrifu
gal, 13 test. 4 25c; molasses sugar. 3 453
3 ioc Rclined sugar, steady; No. I. 4 IKtc;
No. 7. 4.c; No. I 4.oc; No. 9. 475c; No.
in 4 05c; Nj. 11. 40c; No. 12, 4 5ic: No. H.
4.51-. No. 14. 4.45c, contectioners A. 6 'fc;
mould A. 5.6.'c; commercial loaf, s.p;
crushed. 6c; f.wderd. 5 4oc; granu'atcd.
S Jr; cubes. 5 55c.
MOLASSES' Dull; New Orleans oisn
kettle, good to choice, ..VadJc. .
toffee Markel.
NEW YORK. July 29 -COFFEE-Local
market for e-offee futures closed steady,
net unchanged to 5 points higher. Sales
were reported of 20.000 bats. Including July
at 5 T.'i !, September at 6 T0C, Dec-ember
at 4.ac5 7'. . February at 5 45c. Matc h at
5 70c arl Mav at t.7e. Spot coffee, quiet;
No 7 Rio. 6ic; No. 4 Samoa. Sc. Mild
colfee, dulj; Cprdova. 9Vgl2tc.
LlTrraool tirala Market.
LIVERPOOL. July .-WHEAT-8pot,
steady; No 2 red western winter, 7s 7d:
No. 1 California. 7s Ud. futures closed
steady; (September. 7s 2Sd; December. 7s
2Wd
CORN-Bpt. firm: prima American mixed.
7s H1, futures cluettd firm, Sepisinber, sa
OMAHA LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Steady to Stronjer
in Spots.
HOGS REGAIN TUESDAY'S DECIOTS
Sheen and lamba Were Active Sellers
at Good, Wteady Prlees, Ewery
talng Itelng Dtsaoscd
( Early.
SOfTTI OMAHA,
Receipts were;
Ol filial Monday
Official luesdsy
Estimate Wedensday
Neb , July, , 19
Cs'tle. Hog. Bhsep.
... h.Ui 2.iZ
.... 3.Ct4 t r,
... l.SOU
Three days this week. .lMTl 1S.3R3
Pam days Isst week... H.iM l."a
Sams days 2 weeks ago.. .'-' 34. Wl
Same days 3 weeks ago . 4. 67" 18. S-
8tn days 4 weeks ago.. 7.470 K.790
Same days last year ....13.337 3&.020
The following table shows tht receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared Wh last
year:
Cattle
Hogs .
Sheep
19i. 1907. inc. L.o
4SJT4 J5.8o7 14i,7l
,Hb 1.S4S.761 1.8
779.WJ oSr.174 10S.1R2
The
following table shows tne tversgi
price of hoss at ffciuth Omaha for the last
several
days, with comparisons:
Date, j 1MM. J1907. !SOS.il0.,l4.in03.,ltO2
July 1...
July IS...
July to...
July 21...
July SS...
July 23...
July 'A...
July 35...
July iis...
July ...
July 2o...
July 2S...1
Sunday.
tH! 4 9 3S 6 I
I S 74; S 511 6 6j
I 11 S Mi
us
3 03 S 22;
I 74
7 64
SJ
6 S?S 5 i B 47 5 bi
r I 1 C 48 1 6 M,
S 3JH i W I S 4
( 3SSi & H2I C 52;
311 S 4: 6 47;
24V. B 96 6 52 6 H
lfl 5 ii-'l
7 hi
5 07, 6 lo
7 41
1 31
7 41
7 13
7 63
4Mj
5 04i
6 Hi
S 11
6
V lsl
b OS;
6 V. W) 0 O'l
6 tl, 44. 6 m;
6 13'
071
( 13,
4 m
S 4o 5 61
i 19
4 9f 1 RS
& l; 7 Si
04'
5 &J 6 111
The official number of csrg Of
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Honrs.
stock
Sheep.
C. M. 8t. P
W a hash
Mo. lac
t'nlon Pacific
C. N. W (east!
C. A N. V. (west)....
C. tt. P.. M.- O...
C. B. A g teasti
C. B. Q (west)
C, R. 1. P lesstl..
C , R. I. & P (west!..
c. u. w
1 i
1
9 1
12 21 4
1 3
-'6 22 3
1 4
3 14 ' 4
2 3
.. 2
i ..
79 SI ' 11
Totsl receipts ..
The dlsjositlon of the day's receipts wss
ss follows, each buyer purchasing t.i num
ber of head Indicated:
Buvers Ckttle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co... 161 ffc
Swift & Co 5 1.3tl i2
tMdahy Packing Co.. .! 1 3.S8
Armour & Co 1.764
Cudahy (from K. C ). 2o .... ....
Visant & Co 4S
Carey A Benton 21 .... .....
Imbniin A Rothchild. . 2 .... ....
W. 1. Stephtn 2
Hill & Son
HO
52
)
32
3
F. P. Iiewls
Huston k Co
J. B. Root & Co....
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bros. Co...
Lay Ion A Co
F. O. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Ijehmer Bros
5S
li5
13
4
i.tjRher buyers
1.9E.1
kit. Louis Ind. Pkg.
407
1.934
Total
CA'ITLE Receipts
2.123 1.934 S.01S
of catlls were ex
Wednesday, only 78
tremeiy light lor a
tars leig reported in. About onc- ialf of
this nu cr consisted of tows and .leifers,
with a sprinkling of feeders and a consid
erable amount of trashy stuff of one kind
and another. In other words the supply of
beef caitle wss quite limited. Still there
were a few westerns, some of them pretty
good. .
As is apt to be the case with receipts
so light, the trade, had a dull and lifeless
sspecl. largely for the reason that there
were not enough cattle to create any activ
ity: rncti generally looaea sieaajr wn 1
yesterday, wltiv now snd then something I
thst packers Just happened to want selling
a little stronger. There were no choice
cornfeds on sale, but pretty decent cattle
sold up to 36.75.
With something like thirty or forty cars
of cows snd heifers In the yards, the mar
ket showed vei y little change In any direc
tion. The trade was at no time very
active. Bill I the offerings kept changing
hands, so that a reasonably early clear
ance was effected.
The offerings of stockers snd feeders
were rather limited. In fact, owing to the
light supply of beef steers packers picked
up quite- a number of cattle that under
other circumstances would probably haro
gone as feeders. As wss the caso in other
departments of the trade, prices on Sfteders
were without any very noteworthy change.
Quotations on rattle: Uood M choice
corn-fed steers, 3.4ci&'746; fair to good
corn-fed steers, SVfty 4n; common to fair
corn-fed steers. 44 li'-iiS. 40 ; good lo choice
range steers. 44 Mjo.a ; fair to good range
steers. t4.iS4j4.a6; common to fair rangn
steers. 13.404)4.15; good to choice fed cows
and heifers. t4.nT.u4 75; fair to good fed
cows and heifers. tSurfutiS: common to
fair fed cows and heifers. $1.Sj3.0i.; good
to choke stockers and feeders. 14. nWi4.5ti;
fair tu good stockers and feeders Hs"r
4.00; common to fair stockers and feeders,
t3.'i2.5"; stock heifers, t- 50(7 3. 15.
Representative sales:
HKLK bTEEKS.
No. Pr. ita. Ar. FY.
4 li 4 40 11 1174 4 T4
T H 4 40 11 i:J4 4 00
20 l'.4 4 'ju to ::4 I ti
t Ml 4 lw II li'Ti 4 40
II K: I 00 40 Ull 4 71
COW d.
4 S4 14 r l I 04
1 3!b t I 10
4 SOI I ii 9 411 I 1 I
4 417 t 74 4 44 I
If 2 I ' 17 1014 I 10
1 It I li 1040 I II
1 II'. I Hi 14 4 I 44
I iu7 I 44 t l"ta J 44
I 440 4 00 2 11'. I 40
J Ml t On i MO I SO
t K Ji t W ' J lliM I 74
II 4TI I .
HEIFER9.
5 h'.i t tU 4 SiJ I 00
1 (.ft. t 7J 4 1'3 4 ) '
7C7 I 8 iJi t 00
4 4i 1 i ! I 44
7 4f7 I 00 4.' l 4 40
COW8 AND HKIFEUS.
U 744 I 21
8TOC1C HEIFERS.
II 444 t 74 :4 70 K
BL'LI.b.
1 14O0 ! 40 1 1v41 2 IS '
1 i:S0 !H 1 i0 I 0
1 inn 2 io 1 iMo 3 10
1 12a 2 71 1 II I 44
1 1270 1 40 1 1420 I 40
1 Ik) III
CALVES.
1 140 4 1 100 4 eO
I I4J I M 1 1 4 40
I .". 4 40 1 1S5 I 0
1 I.V1 4 ii 1 14") IU
1 lie 4 a I 140 M
STOCKERS" AND FEEDERS.
I tit t ii 7 4e I
1 jis i IS ;: I er.
II 41 It' . I.... HI I li
J 151 1 21 I 74 i 14
WESTERNS.
NEPRASKA.
20 cews
1 bull..
10 cows
.. 943
.1:10
2 10
2 f e lers.. MB
1 bull 13
J cows H
2 feeders.. 916
9 steers... .1061
II h.lfers... 745
15 hf 1'ers... ;29
t l.eif rs.. 545
3 11
t 40
1 (0
3 70
4 15
t 0
2 0
3 40
i
2 :o
2 T5
3 U
2 51
3 25
3 J5
3 '0
3 00
2 iO
3 41
3 P
9 hellers... 7o
24 cows 9 9
10 he f rs .. !-2j
5 leed rs. . 52
11 tows K3T
1 oa s 64 '
2. stnrkeis. si
40 cows !C1
2 bulls 1-75
C.
4 stockers.
5 cuws
ail
too
A. M mpson Neh
10 feedets
6 ho f rs.
4 I t fa I
ill 3 to 12 feeders
1022
. 9 3
t t
956
Mill
4 00
2 6
i 0
3 t)
4 45
3 20
1 20
hi In 14 rows....
6J 2 75 I calves..
Bartache Bros Wyo.
2ft feedfrs.
9 corns
a h 4 S 2 leedeis
9.5
F
JM
I 55 9 steers . ..
C. Bocler SVyo.
19 rale 1.
i 10 iO heifers.
146
4 bu Is
-t lullS
M cos
...V
2 ".
3 20
1 bull u4)
...iy3
J
...K4i
... 910
E Rice Neb.
3 it
7 calves. .
9 lives..
11 feeiers.
Bon Neh.
, 230
1116
117
4 75
3 5
4 .5
4 S-.
I 25
1 coas. :.
37 steers. .
1 1 oaa...
1 coas...
2 11 rr
17 feeders
S bu'ls...
10 COKS. ..
25 feeders
2 70
4 to
...13 9
rearl? &
..110 3 70
..l-3 3 70
..lil 4 15
4 re d rs
feec.eri.10k0
H H. Bartsc he-Wyo.
.963 4 ;o II rows...,
c. W. Gram Wyo,
. 15! t H U com....
.. 411 I 3u
V. b'. Grsnt Wyo.
.1077 4 30 hi rows...
404
I 60
I 30
909
ITS t 43
HOGS Hogs were MIOc higher this
morning and although the trade was a
tr fie alow in getting started It wss fairly
setlve when once under a, everyti.lng 6j
Ing die p. eed of In very decent season in
the morning It as a case of putting back
en what was taken off yeaterdsy. In other
orUs, ths hogs sold about where they did
is,-
CO
CO
CO
CO
until fire broakg out or burglarg come before netting protec
tion for your Tlutbleg? The best time to secure Absolute
Protection It now tnd you may have It at ft tery reason
able eot by renting a Safe Deposit Box In the Fire and
Burglar-Proof Vault of the Tirst National Bank of Omaha.
Safe Depotlt Boxet to Rent, $5 to $20 a year.
Safe Pepoalt Vaulta open from 9 to 5 o'clock.
Saturday! from 9 to 1 o'clock.
We hare a Trunk Vault for the tora$e of Silrer-.
ware and valuable,.
FIRST NATIONAL
OF OMAHA
Thirteenth and Farnam Streets
cn M?ndav, lsraely st M 1W.H. with a top
at .J.
Repi tsentat.ve sales
So
kh.
Pr.
No. A. Pr.
1U VI 4 I 15
74 344 40 4 14
41 Jfl ... 4 li
t$ ... 4 15
40 14 ... 4 14
74 Ill 10 4 1J
kt 2.1 4 15
J 24 10 4 14
IS t 2 4 16
14 ... 4 le
7 1:4 ll 4 14
207 10 4 16
40 tl : 4 15
T7 HI l0 4 16
24 1V4 w) 4 II
ti 213 10 4 14
4 116 120 4 15
74 al 160 4 15
1 2-2 ... 4 16
76 S31 40 4 14
41 itfl 10 I 14
237 4U 4 15
42 343 . . 4 15
M 1K6 140 4 15
64 24 ... 4 16
71 1'.7 SO 4 15
71 l.'H 10 I 16
71 214 120 16
64 Ill I l'1
64 Ui 40 I .
72 210 40 4 2
51 170 ... 4 .l
7 251 ISO 4 4
74 UI 140 40
44 ! ... 12:4
2 2J ... 4 114
64 100 240 4 25
4ii 2('4 ... 4 5
it 2.'9 40 4 ii
20 242 " 4 2;
43 471 . . 4 J5
t 256 40 4 h
74 2d ... 4 40
41 271 ... I 10
M 3 ... 141
12 Ill ... I3S
46....
75...
iJ ...
at...
41....
44...
71 ....
44 . . .
u...
44 ..
JI...
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47...
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14...
44. ...
SI . . .
to ..
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14....
40...
17...
77...
Ji...
SO...
14...
M . .
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74...
it...
44...
44...
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77...
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40
:
ii
120
40
iiu
40
'i
o
40
140
l.i
ISO
0
so
SO
too
4 00
4 n4
4 OS
4 06
4 44
4 04
4 "5
4 Hj
I 0
4 r.t
4 07 4
I 10
4 lo
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 lit
4 10
4 10
I 1(1
4 10
4 10
4 It.
4 10
4 14
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 lo
4 10
4 10
I 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 I24
4 J;4
4 124
4 114
4 124
. .10
. ..!
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..ir
..2
. XV
.2:4
.2:1
.2.1
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. 225
. .JT7
. 7M
..ill
. 2
. .14
. .aitt
.144
. ;J
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..144
. li t
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. i.U
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.241
..211
at
..!)
.271
.217
...04
. IJ6
.142
. IHi
.265
. 224
..314
.11.5
40
40
III
120
S U4
4 114
4 lis,
4 114
1 124
1 124
SHEEP Keceipto of sheep this morning
were very moderate, only eleven tara Umg
reported In and of that number 1 ur tars
w.re leedi-rs, so that 1I10 actual olftrl.,gi
or fed sheep and IsiiilS wets very u.oUtrt .
All deulrau.e kill, rs sold very readny and
early in the morning at Trices tnat ei
fuily steady and Bonie 01 the same stuft
thai was here yesterday brought the tamo
ince again today. Two loads of good led
Aiexicaii ewes told up to 14.35. Tne limtii
out of the same bumH whkn were pretty
lair sold up to 16. 2S.
WuotatloiiN on range or grass sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lambs, IS. 16 uei 50;
fair to good lambs, .0O&.l; feeding lambs,
4.tvi6.u); good to choice light yearlings,
t4.6j6.o0; good to choice heavy yearlings,
t4 4i64.so; fair to good yearlings, I4.00O4 o0;
fedlng yearlings, tl.7M4.00; good to choice
wethers. I4.164i4.35; fair to good wethers,
M.T&'a't.lo: feeding wethers, to.261j3.50; goo.l
to choice ewes. V; S.V(4 15; fair to good ewes.
ti.5Crfit.Mi; fedlng ewes, t2.5u63.00; culls and
bucks, t2.0C93.00.
Representative sales:
No.
Av. Price.
si red Mexican ewes
413 Wyoming wethers
S3
4 36
4 15
..HH
..105
. .H
, 54
. 72
. 7S
. 71
12" Wyoming wethers
4 15
4 15
o m
4 10
4 10
2 ;t
It Wyoming wethers
37 western lambs'
54 Idaho yearlings, feeders....
24! Idaho yearlings, feeders
t3f Idaho w'th'rs & yrl'gs. fdn
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle feteadr to "Irons; Hogs and
sheep steads'.
CHICAGO, July 29 CATTI-E-Receipts,
estimated about 14.00O head; market steady
to strong. Steers, t5.(Xs.0O; cows. I3.4tx&
5.25; heifers. la.frVB'S.St.: bulls, t3.00ti4.iji;
calves, t-'.5nfc7.25; su.ckers and feeders. 13.00
41 4 65.
IKjGS Receipts estimated about 17.iV0
head; market ateady. Choice heavy ship
ping. tti.ofo.75; butchers, ttf.TuHti.Ta': light
mixed, . ..264itj.8o; choice light. ;,.4tH..S6;
packing. i ir.itin.40; pigs, 4 ottuti.10; bulk of
sales. t'l.l&iKvOO.
6HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts estimated
shout 2f..iyi0 head; market stea.lv. Sh.ep.
13 5040; lambs, 4.7Eh8S5; yearlings, 1.5
45.25.
St. I.onls l.lve Stork Market.
ST. LOI'IS. July 29 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.000 head. Including 1.620 Texana;
market steady to 10c higher; native, flip
ping and export steers. tt 264; j . 4 0;
.. - -,
i;"'"
uresseu uepi ana ouirnf-r steers,
7 00; steers under 1,000 pounds.
7.00; stockers ami feeders. t2 50'u
rows and heifers. 2.25 fi 25 ; c a: 4 s
tl.50'02.25: bulls. t.50S 4 70: ca..es.
2 50fi7.OO; Texas and Indian steer'.
13 006 5.60; cows and heifers. 1 5044.00.
HOGS Receipts. 3 97 j heart; mark, t So
higher; pigs and lights. t3 50ip f.O; pack
ers 6 SOU 6 40; butchers and best heavy,
tl soa 10.
SHEEP AND LAM F.S Receipts, 3 250
head; native muttons, ;4 26 4 50. lamh"
26J50; cull and bucks. 3.00fe35l
stockers, JI 26 4 60.
Kanaaa
City l.lve Stork Market.
KANSAS
CITY. July 29 CATTLE Re-
celpts. LWO head, including I.ROO south-
erna. Market steady to 10c higher; quaran-
tine
higher:
choice export and
dressed l.eef steers. t6 .0047. 25:
fair to good.
34'Ku6m; western steers, t-1 7a(ii6.2E; stock
ers ond feeders. t.V(ri4 H5; soutrrern steers.
I3.(nxft416: southern cows. f2 ifil.3.": native
cows. 42t'S4 40; native heifers, t3 00iiS.65;
bulls. t2.754i3.40; calves. I4.0nfi6.2n.
HOGS Rec:pts. 6.0rt head. Market was
strong to 6c higher; tor 16 611; bulk of ssles.
6.3iMi.5V.; heavy. 6 .fioitf.fti; packets inl
butrheis. t6.4' 4j6.60; lights. tfl.OOftiS 45; pigs.
14 AW 6 35.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts. S.VK)
head. Market stea.lv: lambs. 14 oralis;
ewes and vesrllngs. H.(VKp4 50; Texas vear
lings. S4.K1N.7S; Texas she.-p. US 7".'Ci I 1;
stockers and feeders. V&.44
f t. Joseoa
Lire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH
July 29-CATTLE-Rc-
celrts. l.fo hesd: msrket strorg to 10
higher: steers. 14. to 25; cows and heifers,
!3.2o6.00; calvef. J3 '"&6.5i.
HtXJS Receipts, 4 CO i:esd; msrket r.ftlc
Maher; top. Kilo; hulk f al-a. ;.JcVe...6.
SHEEP AND ' LAMII8 Rerelpta. 150
head ;
4.6.1.
..rb.t ...atu ,,. I.ml.. li m
Slaas City Lire Stork Market.
Bin?-v i-mtv 1. ,s,..i,, n..
. , 1 0,al 'J e:
. --J . 11 "
steidy; beeves. 15 o.a7.a0, cows atid heifers,!
mshiisi; leeoers. mii'Si j; raivea ana
yearnngs. m .vai .a.
rlous-Keceip.s. :.sci nin; msrket t'nioc
higher; range of prices, fri.Aiy30;
bulk of
sales, to-iio 2:'.
Stock In aiaht.
of live stock at the six
Receipts
I'r;n-
clpul western
markets yesterday:
Cattle. H'.ks
Sheep.
i'rvVi
1 '
3.1u
Jl.CiO
Boutii Omaha 1" 6)u
Sioux City to 2.501
Bt. Joseph l.So 4.1 in
Kansas City lio (4i
8t. Louis 4(fl 3.9T5
Chicago 14.iV! 17...i
Total ..5M rJ.75
Oils ana Hoela.
NEW YORK. July 29. OIL Cottonseed,
Irregular; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 4S644ie Petroleun., steady; ref.nej
New York. 33 70; Philadelphia and Balti
more, Is 70, I'hlU'ieljX.ta and Baltimore, in
bulk. 146. Turpentine, easy; n.ic.
ROSIN Quiet, strained, common to good.
13.003 10
SAVANNAH., July ?. TURPENTINE
Firm: 37c.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: A, B. C. t2.l6Si.ti.
D. S2 5.To; E, t2 76-if0; F. 13 10115: G.
32 15120; H. 14 50 I. 13 90; K t4 15: M. t. ..
N, ISiV. W(3. to St. WW. tiVi.
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homes of
1 In Ths Bee; It
ths best people,
goes Into the
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MORE MAIL COLLECTIONS
Increase ii Made for the Business Dis
tricts of City.
ADDITIONAL CARRIERS PUT ON
Improved Service Goes lata Operation
Middle of Aaitast Oro-rrta of
Omaha Makes New Sys
tem eceasary.
An Important Improvemert Is about to
he made In the system ot collecting city
mails. There will be five morning collec
tions and eleven afternoon collections In
the business district anal one' additional
collection In the residence district. On Bun
day there wl'l be four collections in the
business snd two In the residence districts.
Speatlng of the pew system, Postmaster
ThomBs said: ,
"We are going to put in an entirely new
system of collecting mall. The growth
of the city and the Increase In the post
office busings bad msde a situation with
which our present collection system Is en
tirely Inadequate. We have had wagon
collections in the business districts, but with
j only a limited number of . collections. The
department has consented to Increase the
number of collectors by four i.nd three
j carriers will be sdded to relieve the con
gested condition of several of the carrier
I routes. Five more collection wagons will
1 be added. Two mounted carriers will be
j added for the sparsely settled districts In
1 the north part of the city. The new order
will become effective August 15,"
Schedule of en Sysleas.
beginning August 15, collections will be
made in the business districts as follows:
Arrive at the postoffice 6:30 a. m., 7 a.
m., 1.30 a. m . 10 a. in.. 11:15 a. m.. 12:15 p. m ,
1.15 p. m., 2:15 p. ir. . 3:15 p. m . 4:15 p. m., 6
p m . p. m.. 1 p. m., . :4u p. m 8:46 c
p. m.
9:30 p. m.
In the residence district bourjded by Ames
avenue on the north, Vinton on ths south
and Fortieth si ret t on ths west, one addl
tione) collection will be made by mounted
collector, leaving postoffice at 7.io p. m.,
returrjlng at 9:45 p. m.
Sunday collections as follows:
Business district arrive at the postoffics
i a. m., 12 tu., 4 p. m., 6 p. m. Residence
district arrive at the postoffice 10.30 a. m..
I p. ro.
OMAHA wholesale; market,
Cadlloa of Trade sal Qwotatloas aa
Staple and Faacy Prod ace.
BUTTLIl Crtsmery, No. 1. deUvsied to
retail trade In cartons, 23c; No. 1, in lu
lu, tubs. 22 ,c; Nu. 1, In 30-io. tubs, 21c;
Nu. 2. In 60-lt,. tubs, 2oV,c, No. 2. In to
ll), tubs. 2lc: No. 2, in 1-lb. cartons, lie;
No. 1. In carload lots. Ilttc: No. 2. In car
load iota. 19 Ult He; country, fancy, tubs,
1 ie , common, lie.
EGGS Fresh candled. 16c dosan.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twli.o. 14 c; Young Americtin, 4 in hoop,
15c, favorite, I in hoop, 15 He. Daisy, in
in hoop, 164c; cream brlca, full case,
13 He; half case, 13c, half dosen Bricks,
14c. No yuu'.tttlon on Swiss nor Umosra,"
ers until aflsr October.
LIVE POCLTRY Hens. Sfcc; broilers.
lie; roosie.-s. ec; capons, 110; aucaa, sc;
"c.u"''- "" t"a, oen
"iu"V.i,;.1 .77. .
DRESSED tOULTRT - Sauabs. 12.24
dozen. 1
BEEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, 17Ho, No. t ribs,
14c; No. 3 ribs. l(Hc; No. 1 loin. 20c: No. 3
loin. 15c; No. t loin. 124c. No. 1 chuck, "fee;
No. 2 chuck, ic; :."u. 2, chuck. 5c: No. 1
round. 11c; No. 2 round, 10c; No. i round,
be; No. 1 plate, 6c; No. 2 plate, sc.; No. J
plate, 4"c.
VEGETABLES Celery, Michigan, par
dos. 20c. ileana. new wag and string, one
thud bu. basket, tl.'tO; navy, per bu.. No.
1, 12.70; U:.iu. SVs per lb. Catbagt, 2o per
lb. Potatoea. new. per bu.. fl.lo. Toma
toes, per 4-basket crate, 90c. Walsrmalons,
30630c. Cantalopes, California, t:.5x423 00
per crnte. Asparagus, per doz., 40c. Cu
cumbers, per dos., 60c. Onions, bermudn.
Il bi per crate; Texas yellow. tl.2ft per crate.
Mushrooms, cultivated, per lb., boo. Let-lu'-e.
per doz., 26c - Peppers, southern, tl
PFRESH FRUITS Apples. tl7.0O Per
bushel boa. .Lemons, 4 tot t. Oranges,
44 0x410 0e. Bsnanas, 4o per lb. Plums. I. 26
4-basket crate. Peaches, California, 7t4is4j
I HOI Kill, l-DSSKCt CritS,
Texas. 4-basket erite, tt-avx. Peats,
ll.w ewtHe. eiaio. as.avi. e. vai r lea, ra. neip.
berries, tl.OO Cherries. t2.2v. Curtacis,
; Uooseberries. 12.00.
KL'GAR Coarss grsnulsted. i.60c; flr.s
I granulated. 1 70c; cubes. 4 4oc; powdered.
4 jee per li).
Js,-tjT8 Almonds '
17Sc: filberts.f 12ej
walnuts, lie; Braxll
nuts, 14c, pecans, Uo
b.
, lRIED FRUITS-Raisins, loose Muscatel.
(He; fancy seeded. 1-iD. carton, luo. Cur
rants, uneleaned. 6tyc; cleaned, kc; carton, .
kc per lb. Prunes, 44i per sack;
I per lb. Apricots.
I i'raehea, CkCfprnis
fo-iD. boaes, c per in.
a oholce, kc; fancy boa-s.
Uo per lb. Pcsrs. California, lie. Dales.
1 I'erilau, 4V. t Igs, layers, chole, - lo.
Citron, 104 JOC. , , Lemon pvl, IMi Craa,,
I peel. lie.
! riSH Halibut. 9c; trout. He; pickerel, loo;
! pike. 13e; builhcscts. sktnntd and dressed,
I ;;tc, white perch, fr, wtitt bass, !7o. fclark
Lin. be; ersppits. K: white fish, 12c ;
red snapper, lie; flounders, l.'s; maoksrel,
l,c. coul'su. fresh frozen. 13c; shad roe, 4c,
I smelts, 12c; frog less, toe: greea sea turtle
1 u.eat. .'ic, catfuh. loC.
1 Hll'Lo-CjLiolai.ona oy J. B. Smith tt
. Co Green slttd. No. 1 H,c; No. 2. 7Hc;
! bviil hides. 64c, green. No. !. 4e; No. 2,
; eiC; hoise. 1- 50 eacn: sheep peite, green
ai.u sa.'ed, rj, dry p Us, ;iU; per
j. Dry flint, butcer hides. 1-u'; fa.. en
hides, luc; salteo. kc
Son Denies suicide Thenry,
CMC GO. Jul ' !i.-I'er:ivir Ra'sbeck
h se father Slid s:em:thr were founA
de'.d n Iike S.lvia. near Armanla. . ,
M nr.. d'Clared last n!gi,t that It mas sn
a' c dent ami denied that there ever had
been t;.e siyhttst trouble between tbs
couple. He also declared his father had s
good lncom a-titl no tausa fwg etxc milling
ulc.do.