Nebraska Newspapers

    'fa IE BEE i OMAHA,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
At
ilnei Art 6tes.d and Firm Early,
but Salei Lowtr Them.
SOKE BULLISH WEATHZXL
They Am Tet Strong Knnogh 4 Snsvt
tnln th MnrfceS .pvteee Art Kb.
ntd llup Wkii
SklM ClMt,
OMAHA. July 9, im
Oraln value wer steady and firm early,
tout selling caused decline near the close.
Bom bullish weather report wnrt re
celved, but wer not front enough to u
taln-th market. With clearing weather
Prices ere expected to slump, aa the gen
eral opinion prevails that proapewte In all
trains could hardly he better. No rery
damaging reports are confirmed and values
snouid decline.
Wheat ruled steady until near the close.
when realising sales caused prices to de
cline. Wet weather, reports from the har
vesting fields were the only bullish
features, but . sentiment was strongly on
the bear side and resulted In a decline.
Corn was strong early In the session on
light receipts and bad weather reports.
Cash corn advanced and th demand Im
proved with better values. Toward the
does selling developed and prices eased
duck and were unohangeo.
I rl me ry wheat nmeipt were fnO.OOQ bash-
Sis and shipments were Ira. ore bushels,
against receipts last year of 94t,000 mmhets
and shipment of 961, 909 traahela.
Corn , receipt wer MR. 00 bush
hlpment wer HI. 609 bushels, aga
celpta last year of Sot. 000 bushel c
ments of Sit. 000 boshela.
Clearance wer 15,000 buehele
4.10 bushela of oats and wheat ft
equal to 64,000 bushels.
Liverpool olosed unchanged to VI higher
on wheat and Ad lower on corn.
Local range of options:
and
re-
hip
-orn,
lour
Artlolea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae.l Ye y
V.eat-
July,
.pt.
Corn
July. Sept.
Oats
Julv.
Sept.
I
l 07 l i r l o"
1 fJStjl 1 02H 1 C2 1 OL'Hl
rrui sTu. 67Hi - i
'4V C4 6441
f 4fiteJ 46 I 4-'i
! . . ti.
1 07
1 Oil
7H
45
194
UJJggB
107. cash. No. 1 Wd. II OCl.Oblk; No
I northern. II ttl 2.".V : No 2 northern,
1 237i .; Ne. I northern. IlIlWOl "'
FLAX-Clod at II W
FRAN-In bulk. 120 00.
FLOUR First patent.
patmtn, 16 90fi 16; Mrat
second clears l2.6o(dt76.
FRIDAY,
JULY 9, 1909.
N 00iV20: Heron 4
cleara. 94 963111;
WEATHER l THE GRAM BELT
Foaalhly shower for the Might and
Fair Friday.
OMAHA. July I. 109.
l depression, extending
from the northwest over the eastern Rocky
mountain elope Wednesday morning, he
shifted slowly eastward and now extend
from Manitoba south over the Mtssourl
vallev to the southwest. Showers hav
continued general In the northwest and
throughout the central valley auring in
last twenty-four hours, and light rain ar
scattered over the central valleye this
mnmine. The rains of the last twenty-
four hours were much lighter than during
th preceding day, except that ome very
heavv fall occurred In th Ohio valley.
The weather I generally clear In th lake
region and eastern state, but rln con
tinue In the eouth Atlantic statea. With
the unsettled condition still overhanging
th central valley, the outlook I favor
able for hower In this vicinity tonight.
nrnbahlv followed by fair Friday, with no
Imnortant rhanse In temperature.
r .r.rA nt tmnrf lire and orectbltatlon
compared with the corresponding day of
ik. laut throe veera.
1309 1901 1907 1901
Minimum temperature.... HI M Tl II
Precipitation 01 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today 7 degree.
Excess In precipitation lnc March t
.86 of an Inch. ...
Exces for corresponding parlod In 1908.
4.4 Inches. ...
Deficiency corresponding period In 1807,
I 98 Inches, ,
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Balletla.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at a. m.. 7Mh meridian
time, Thursday, July 1 1MB:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain
Max. Mln. rill.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Fs.Tors.ble Crop Eeport Faili to Make
Market Briiker.
IS DISC0H5TTED EI ADVANCE
Wlekmkiat'i Uprrrk aad Renal
Amendment Tsxlatr "Holding
Companies" Both Reflected
la Wall 9 tree 4.
puUllo depwait d eased (1.961. A, note re
ceived decreseed lfUS. goveenruent eecuri
ties focreouaed 41.9uo.On. The proportion o(
the beak s reservo liability this week la
46. M per ceat, last wee It was 41 1 per
nnU
FAPKR-I t I
Stations.
Osaka Oesh Prices.
WHEAT-No. I hard. Il.t20n.ln; No. I
hard. I1.18S1 ; No. 4 hard, L104pl.lB, No.
I Spring, tl.rwi.ts.
CORN-No. 1 No. t. 64c; No. 4,
M'44)c; no grade. efUMlo; No. t yellow,
6lVc; No. I yellow. tQ4c: No. I white,
C.t.'rT'Sc: No. I white, mgic.
OATS No. 1 mixed, tlVtjfoc ; No. I yel
low. 4fV946i; No., t whit, eVflNoHo; No. 4
white. 44'944He. .
RYE-No. 1. 74fl1c; No. I. 71074o.
Carlot Reeelpt.
' WheaLCnrn.Oat
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha
lJuluth
.M
14
CHICAGO Oil 4 1 KD PROVISIOXS
Wheat Market Plveteates Durtog
flay, bat Close Firm.
CIKCAUO, July g The wheat market
fluctuated nervously today over a com
paratively narrow range, but closed firm
on covering by shorts, final quotations
being ie lower to N9Hc higher, compared
with yeaterday'a close. Corn and oats
closed Irregular and provision fairly
ateady.
Additional rain In th harvest belt caused
a firm wheat opening, prloea being a shade
lower to Hff'.c higher, compared with
the previous close. The market, however,
broke tharply early In the day on liberal
ales of th July delivery, but soon rai
led. In the fifteen minute following the
costing uf the government crop report
the market developed moderate firmness,
th official flsurea on the new crop being
let- bearish than expected In some quar
r. The feature of trade In the corn market
was an advance of mors than 2c In the
price of July. The elos was strong for
July, and barely steady for other dellv
ei leaf1 wfth'prto lower th '"SjifV!
higher. .
Oats closed He lower to Sc higher than
final quotation of yesterday.
Provisions were weak at the start. At
th close prices were 5c higher to 10c
lower.
Th leading future ranged a follow:
Sky.
A.hi.nd Neh 78 7 .06 Cloudv
Auburn. Neb 74 M .01 Cloudy
Broken Bow. Neb. 77 61 .00 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb... 7J T Cloudy
Culhertson. Neb.. W 7 .00 Cloudy
Falrbury, Neb.... 71 W .0 Cloudy
Fairmont. Neh... 72 .09 Fosay
Or Island. Neb.. 73 7 .01 Cloudy
Hartlngton, Neb. 70 fiO T Pt. cloudy
Hastings, Neh.... 72 M .00 Cloudy
Holdrege, Neb... 78 7 .00 Cloudy
Oakdale. Neb 73 R .02 Cloudy
Omaha. Neb 71 W .01 Raining
Tekamah. Neb... 72 02 . 03 Cloudy
Alt la 71 t Cloudy
Carroll. Ia Vi 89 . Cloudy
Clarinda, la 71 3 .08 Cloudy
Sibley, I... 74 00 .01 Cloudy
Bloux City, Ia... TO 69 .02 Cloudy
Minimum temperature' for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. n.
DISTRICT AVKRAQKS.
No. of -Temp.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln
Rain.
Inches.
79 58 .02
S3 G4 .01
72 62 .0
SO 60 .10
86 70 .18
78 66 .72
78 60 .14
74 64 .02
78 K -62
Chicago, 111
Columbu, 0 17
Dee Moines, Ia.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Louisville. Ky 17
Minneapolis, Minn. 31
Omaha. Neb 19
St. Louis. Mo 12
Bhower continued general throughout
the corn and wheat region during th last
twenty-four hours. The rain were heavy
In the 8t. Ioula district ann were exces
sive at point In th Louisville dltriet. No
Important change In temperature na oc
curred since the preceding report.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
ArVcl. Oi n. Hlgh. Low. Clo. Ye y.
Wheat
July
Stpt.
I)eo.
May
i. orn
July
K--.pt.
Dec.
May
Oa
July
Kept.
Dec.
May
Pork
July Sept.
I.ard
July bept.
Ribs
July Sept.
1 15
1 U94)Sl
1 07 V I
1 a
, I I I
1 lS'il 1 14SI 1 154!1 U
1 091 1 08V, 1 (WVil 1 V'S
1 OSHill 0ii7-7,l OJ'i 0i?,
NEW YORK, July l-Th lethargy of
th speculation waa strikingly demon
strated by the alugslsh response today to
th highly Important government report
of July 1, condition of th cereal crop.
Evidently, this wa partly du to the
plain prediction of th favorable charter
report, which came for several day from
efflolal state report and from trustworthy
rrlvate estimates. Thla gave opportunity
or speculation to anticipate the govern
ment report.
From th aotlon, both of the stock and
cereal market after th abearance of
th report. It appeared that this pre
liminary aotlon had been overdone and
the realising movement forced price In
a direction contrary to the signification
of th crop figure a a coneequence. Thus
It Happened that price or itooni neciinen
and of grain advanced on a prediction
that promised a cereal crop, exceeding In
value than ever before produced In th
country,
Th nromtard yield of corn rising to
1.141.174.000 bu reaches above the 1,000.000.000
bushel mark for the first um in th
country' hlstorv. This glvos assurance of
an anormou tonnage to h moved by th
railroad and, In that way, I or primary
Importance to holder of railroad eourl
ties, The oata report, which with a In-
dlnated yield of A2.9M.0nO bushela of th
onuntrv' largest record of the crop,
The oondltlon of wheat, while promising
a crop considerably below the bumper
uroo. shew th winter wheat o far Im
proved as to have made up In large part
th earlier deflulaney and to have brought
th condition well above th ten year
average.
Th Indicated total wheat crop of 663,
000.000 bushels, estimated on th basis of
the high price reported today, for cash
wheat of the new harvest, promises so
profitable a return to the country' agri
cultural Interest aa to afford a substantial
guarantee for the country' future
prosperity founded aa that Is on the wel
fare of th farming claaaea as a starting
point.
Today'a good news proved Inadequate to
Incite such a demand and thla fact gav
rise to some anxiety on the part of holders
who had bought stock with the Intention
of reselling at a profit, when the promise
of favorable developments was realised
Reasons for the sluggish demand were
not clear. One deterrent Influence wa
th amount of a mention given to the
direction taken by government measure
agalnat "the holding company." This la a
financial device upon which much of the
efficacy of great corporation ta dependent.
The fact that at Washington th senate
wiped out of the tariff bill th exemption,
accorded to holding companies from the
corporation earning tax, while at Louis-
vllle the attorney general In the cabinet
wa formulating a proposed measure which
would, in hi own language, "go rar toward
their destruction," was taken rather
ominously by financial observers. 'Prices
cloaed the day at the lowest and Von
descending seal.
Bonds wer Irregular. Total sales, par
value $6,520,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of rales and leading quotations
on stock today were as follows:
Nv Torsi Mar Market.
NW TURK. July 1 AIONIT On sail,
1W1 per oent; ruling rata. 1 per sent;
olueing bid, l per eeni; errerea at i per
oent. Tim loans, tdy t strong: txiy
days, 1 per oent; ninety day, IWftiik per
oent: six montns. iV' Pr cent-
PRIME
tier cent.
Ft bKUINtJ LAVnAvtu-aimr. win.
aotuai business In banker' bill at 4.Q
tr4.8K4 for sixty-day bin ana at h.bmi
for demand; commercial bill, 94 984.94.
B1LVKU Bar, S"Ho; Mexican dollar, ew.
BONL3 aovrnmnt, ateady: railroad.
trmeillsr.
Closing quotation on-oona tooay
s follows:
V. a. rr. h, re.... 11 Int. t.
do coupon 10114 Int. M. M. t....
V. 9. 3s, r 10'w Jpa la
io ooupon l"4 4o 4Hs
V. 8. 4a. n 111 It. C. So. let . .
4 eespon t U 9. 4b. i 1M1.
ini.-fhi lot io 94 U. N. tial. 4.
Am. Arrlcaltural So.. 101 M .. K A T lot 4,.. 101 14
Am. T T. 4s.. 1' " son. 4HS
8lr. Hl(h. low
I 1
1041
69 'i
MTwi
068V4
56VI
5'iH'l
47t,tr4
J4?,y'Hl-
l' A'
50 120 56
1 09T4 1 Wik 1 lot
I
7H! H67ifi
56
66
4H - 41 484
42ik ' 4i 424,1
4X1 42W 425441 Tki
4419 4411 . 44!,
WU 5o
a6 56r44
I
11 75
11 17M
u io
11 75
It 76
11 27VV
a to
'j'jti'so'";
U 72S
n 70
U 1TV,1
U 10
4.T4
424
43
45 V,
20 SS 20 38
20 tZ 20 (CV,
11 72V4
U 72
11 36
a nvi
11 75
11 75
11 to
11 KH
f '". "t- ' :
No. w '-- -
I'uh inutitlnr were a follows:
FLOL'K Hveady; winter patents. W.Wi?
175; winter straight. H.lOflii.Hi; prlng pat
ent. M 0-VHt W: spring straights, $4.kO4i.10;
BAULK Y-Peed or miking, 2(3i3c; fair to
choice malting. 634jfi6ft M
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 11 48:
No. 1 norihwetern, ll.ti. Timothy, 13.80
PROVISHINS Mes pork, per bbl., 20..H
i)S5. Lard, per 100 lbs.. ll.7V. Short
l ibs. SM.'S (loose), 111 tMt 11.85. .ahort clear
sides (boxedl. tll.TVitn.STW.
Total clearances of wheat and flour wer
jqual to M.OiiO bu. Primary receipt wer
snu.000 bn.. com Dared with 842.0W bu. th
xnrreannndlnr day a year ago.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
2 cars; tern, 71 cars: Oats. 61 cars; huge,
24.0UO head. ...... .
Kansas City 4irals and Provision?
iriNKlit CITY. Jure 8 WHEAT lfeSc
higher: No. I hard. H174Jfl.il; No. 8. 11. mt
i No 1 red. 81 lf.ai.17: No. 1. 1.101.1A
CORN VktVle hlKher; No. I mixed.
65c; No. 3. 6i; No. 3 whlt. 8Sl9c; No,
i. 6nmfs,TO. ,
OAT Nominally unchanged: No. 1
white. tlflMc; No. 1 mixed, 4744!o.
n v it fa: aa. .
HAY-t'nohangedi cholc timothy fnew),
llO.oO-fl 11.90; cholo prairie (new, 19.2T.'U 50.
choice airaira tne.
ntTTTRR Creamery, extra. 24c: firsts
t'c; seeonda 10c; packing stock. He.
koos Kxtra. nc rirsis. ki-
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
tlnotatlon of tfce Day. oa Varloa
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 8 FLOUR Receipt,
15.500 bbls.j exports, 8,000 bbl.; quiet; prices
generally lower; Minnesota patent, 8.t64I
6.00; winter traighta, 6.50t6.ti6; Mlnneaota
bakers, 16.30(66.60; winter extra, 4-86.70;
winter patents, l6.5041X.8u; winter low
grades. 4.76i-fl'6.UO. Ry flour, eay: fair to
4,-ood, 4.504 6; choice to fancy, 4.70a4.90.
ioll..M.AI-Steady; fine white and yal-
Jow. l.t5l.;tl; foaiee. l.bu8,l.p;. awn onea,
ii.i"J.
UYK Weak; No. 2 wetern, tHH,o, nom
inal, c 1. f. New York.
BARLKY Dull; feeding, 070c, 0. I. f.,
New York.
WHEAT Receipt. 15.500 bu.; Spot mar
ket Hteady; No. i red told). 11.45, elevator,
and 11.46. f. o. b., afloat; No. t red (new).
61.20, end August, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1
northern. Duluth (old), II .364, nominal, f.
o. b. afloat; So. 2 hard winter (old) 11.334.
nominal, f. o. b., afloat. Although firmer
during forenoon on reported heavy rain
and flood throughout southwest, whaat
weakened at noon with corn, but iinauy
Jumped on covering flue to the small farm
resrve, closing nei hiiuwhin,
closed at I1.231,; September, 1.1H; J--oember,
61.15; May, $1.17.
CORN Receipts, iH.tuu DU. ; exporio, io,ww
bu. Spot market easy; No. t (old). 78o,
elevator, and 77Vio, f. o. b., afloat; No. t
(new), 04c, winter shipment. Optlona wer
without transaction. closing raio not
higher; July closed at 7Vc; Stmbr, 72c;
Ueoember, 66140. , . - . .
OATS Ri celpta. 38,000 bU.i export, too
bu.; spot market, dull; mixed, 18 to 33 lbs.,
60c: natural white, ft) to 81 lb., 4661o;
olipped white, 84 to 41 lb., l7Vi342tto.
1 1 . v . . . . . 1 . . . x;;. 9 7 (La tt. i vnnit in
choice, Wcfell.Od.
ItlUliagulet; Bogota, aiiouo; jcnirai
America, 80,
LEATHKR Steady ; gold, I3S2o.-
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet: family, 114.00
fcU.b0;.raes, ill. (Xn 11.60; beet ham. M.Ht
26.00; packet. IU.UXaU.0U; oity extra India
mesa. tM bOffi21.0U. Cut meats, steady: pickled
belllea, I12.50H 13.00; pickled hams, 1J con
13.09. Lard, easy; western, $11. 9oy 12.00; re
fined, easy; continent, lit 80; South
America. 613.26: oomuound. I7.75ttf8.00. Pork,
firm; family, tsi outU0O; short clear, tol.09
tl 29.00; mesa, 12 L ISO.
TALIiOW yulet; city, 6 9-16c; country,
tiiouatie.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 3
6c; Japan., nominal. ..
CHEfcSE Sieadyj -new state full cream
specials. 13"4 1440. -
BUTTER Virnier; - creamery special,
2tiV4c. (official Drice 2Uc): extras. 26c.
tCOQS Easy; western extra first, . 289
MVc.
POULTRY Alive, tedy; wtrn spring
chicken. 23c; fowl. lt)Ve; turkey, 18c;
dresHed steady; western chicken, brolUr,
18623o; fowls, 14' 15c. - . . . -
Wheat, ku.i-..
Corn, bu
Oat, bu
current
Receipts. Fhlpmnta.
.... 11.000 10 0X
,...13.000 . 88.OII0
.... 1,000 7,000
ST.
Mt. Loals General Market..
LOUIS, July 8 WHEAT Higher
track, No. 2 red. cash, 1 16V31.18j No.
SAP-
Cash. 60
tnVtSttTc;
receipt, 17Vo; second and dalsie. 16c.
Kansas City option cloaed aa follow:
Artlolee. t-Opn. High. I Low. Clow.
Wheat
July September
December .
Corn
July September
December .
l er4l
1 03V,
l 024
6mi
69V
6v
1 eTtfcl
1 s;
1 OJS!
6f4i
M I
1 1 07HB
l or 1 ftiHB
T4l
68
6tH!
63SB
6.V
50B
B Bid.
rklladelahla Prevlslea Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July l,-BUTTER-Vv4T
lc higher: extra western creamery, ttc;
nearby print. 19c.
EGrOS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby first, free sum. JJ,o at mark;
currant receipt In returnable case, 11140
at mark) western firsts, f re cases, ISHc
at mark.
CHEESE Steady; New Tork full creams,
choice, 14c; fair to good. UWfH3c.
Hversol Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. July .-WHKAT-8pot.
No. I rod. western, winter, nominal. Fu
tures, quiet; July. 4"vl: September, I
74d; December, 9V,1.
CORN pot ateady: new. American,
mimed, via Galveston. 6s 3d. Futures,
toady; September, 5a 5d; Ootober, 5s 4J
Mlaaeapolle Grata Market.
MIWEiWUI. July 8 V1 IK AT July!
a St, byiembor, 1.01 Uombr,
hard, $l.ir&1.25. nominal; July,
letnoer, oiAnvtiui.vi.
CtjRN Higher: track. No. t
GKc; No. 2 white.- 75c; July,
b4ieinber uvu74o,
OATS Higher: track. No. 1 cash. 50c
No. 1 white. Mc, nominal; July, 46ci
September, 4l'c.
nYE Nominal at 80c.
HA Y Firm. . .
BRAN Dull.
FLoL'R Steady; red winter patent 16 60
tt6.o; extra lancy and straight, U.7t4)S.40;
hard winter clears, X4 3&0 4 W.
SEEI Timothy. t2.7!rgt.2a.
I CORNMEAI 13 40.
BRAN Dull; sacked,
1.18.
HAT Firm: timothy,
tlO.tDVa 13.00.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PBOVISIONS-Pork. steady; lobbing,
tMI7V4. lard. lower: prime steam. $11 47
tin. Hit. iry sail meats, steady. Bacon,
ateady: boxed extra shorts. $12 87H; clear
rlr.H I2 7v: snort clear. 1S 00.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 11c; spring.
Itwufc; lumrvi. i-c; oucks, sc;
hi t TtK-ss'eanv: creamery,
EOOS-Steady at 18o.
Receipts.
Flour, bbl MOW
Wheat, bu 44.000
Corn, bu 17.
Oats, bu 12.000
east track, I1.&9
IIS 00' 18. 00; pralri,
ese. 4o.
Shipmenti
1.100
6 l'O
S8 70)
ll4
Mllwaake Grala Market.
MILWAl'KFr". Julv l-WHEAT-No
northern. 11 261 v No. I northern, $1 tff
1.2s: nepiemoer, i wt
OATH Mc.
BARLEY Sample. 60'tI6o.
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA. 111.. July 1-CORN-Flrm: No.
t yellow. 70c: No. 1 mixed. 9c; No. 4
mixed sV.e; no grade. 6uHo,
OATS Higher; No. I ahlte, 49c; No. 1
white, 4o.
1 Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July t. COFFEE Future
closed steady, net unchanged to I points
higher. Salea were reported of 2 360 bags.
including July at ; (' 7 ooc; September
6 70:i6 7tc: f December. I.Nk-j March. 6.60c
May, Spot market steady) No. 1
R1.1. 7. i7Vc; No 4 Santos, 9c. Mild,
ulct; Cotdlvg, v.gis'c
1.4U0 11814
"soo -'itiii
Allie-Chalmors efd ..
Amalinuitod Copper 16.000 in
Arnorlo! Asrlrultursl lu '
Am. Coot Sugar too 43'
Am. Con prl 4'J SI
Am. 0. A r 1.100 "4
Am. Ootton Oil 1,200 1
Am. H. L. ptd
Am. Io soourm...., 1,400 JIV4
American Ucmd 100 17,
American Uicomotlvs "
Am. 9. A R M.WiO Ml,,
Am. 8. R. pti 440 WA
Am. Bugar Retlnln 100 127,
Am. T. T l.Too le'H
Am. Tobacco pfdv...' 1,'wO .Oot,
Amorlctn Woolen M0 34i
Anacooda Mlolrif Co 1"0 - 48
Atchioon r a mi 1174
Atchlaon pfd ) 104
Atlantic Coaat Lin tw IMS,
Baltimore 4k Ohio
Ii,l. Ohio ptd
Bothlehom Mol .......
11 rook I m Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific : l,5lW 1H3S
Crural Leathar 00 li
Contra! Latbr pro
Control oi Now Jeraoy.i
Choaapoako A Ohio :0,',01 it
Chlcao a Altos i'io e4
Chicago Ot. W tuO 1H
Chicago a .N. W lull -
C. M. A 8t. P t.lUt) 154
C-. C. C. A St. L
Colorado F. A 1 1.100 444k
Colorado So r 47
Colo. A Bo. l,t Ptd
Colo. A 9o. 24 ptd
Conaoildatod iaa .v luo 14wt
Corn Product, oi0 i34
Dolawar A Hudun luO
lionvor A Hlo Granda I.oju 41 v,
U. . O. pfd
D I ,il liar,' gocaltlos ...
Brie
Erie lit ptd ,
Brio Id pfd
Ooneral fcleetrtc
Uraat Nortliom pfd
Oroat Northarn Or ett,
llllnola Cantral
Iniorborauch alow
lot. Mot. ptd...,
Int. Haryoaior
Int.' Marina pfd
International paper
International Pump ....
Iowa Ootral
anacs City So.'.
a. C. Bo. pfd
Lealaville A N
Minn A St. L
W., Bt. J. 9. g. M...
Miaaourt Pacltls
M... K. A T.....
M . K. a T. ptd
National Blacult
National Load
N. R. R. f M. 1st pfd..
Now York Central.
N. T.. O. W
Norfolk A W
North American
Nortnora Paolfla
Pacllla Mall ,.
Ponnaylvauia
People', Qu
P., C, C. A 8t. L
Frooeed Steal Car.
Pullman Palace Car....
Hallway Steel Spring.. .
Heading
hapubll, Btool
Ropuollo Steal pft
Hook laland Co
Hook laland Oo. ofd
ii. u t i r. la pfd.,
St. LouU 8. W
8t. L. 9. W. pld
Blou-Bhafnald 9. A 1..
Southern Paolflo
So. Paolfla pfd ,
Bo. Railway
So. Hallway pfd
Teaneeeee Copper
Teiae 4k Paoifte. .., . .
St. L. A W
T., II. U A W. pfd....
I'nlon Paeirio
Lnlun Pacllla pfd ,
U. 9. Heelir
I'. 9. Rubber
V. 8. Btool
V. B. Steal pt
Utah Copper
Va.-cara. cheaUcal ....
Wabaik
Webaan pfd
Waaler a Maryland
Woetlughouae kiteotrU ..
Weotera Lnlea ,
Wkaallng A L. B
Wiaounain Central
Total sales tor the da), 440. 409 shares.
tl
43
814
"It
74
i4
17
4014
111
117
ie4
l
84
474
114H
104
128
lii
04
7a 4
IkS
31
784
484
1
183
1644
15
i
it
47,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Steer. Are Strong to Tea Cent
Higher.
HOGS TlTl TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Cosjtlasj, Light fteevlpte at theeg
sal Lassfca, Wklle Trevd Is
AetlT aad rr4ee Iteadf
Bt All Klad.
wr
.. 114
.. tl
.. ST
..7,
... 941
.liXM,
Nb., July t, 1909.
Cattle. Beg- Sheep.
.. 1.15A
.. I.1t
.. 1.190
.. 1.694
U4 Mo. Paclho
..ill N. R. R tl M. 44.
.. 44 I. V. C g. Ia
..101V4 o deb. it
..114 y T , N. H.
..lit re. to
. . 4 H. W. 1st e.
..1004 do rr. 4s....
.. No. Faetfle 4
.. 4 4o ta
.. M4 0 g. L. rfds.
..110H Pen, or. 14 1911.. 174
.. 4o eon. 4s 1M
..117 Rad0o ran 4a 100
..104U St. L. ft r. rg. ea. it
..101 do gn. 4a 904
.. 1H Bt. L 9. W. e. 4a... Ttu
.. 144 do 1st gold 4a 94
..nf4 Sea hoard A. U 4a.... M
C. M. A B P. 84 0 go. Parlfte Ml. 4.... 4
O, R. I. A P. 0. 4.. 'H OO CT. M IOS
do cnl. ia tela do let nf. 9, 94
do rfg. 4s tl So. Railway te Ui4
Colo. Ind. f 1 ' do gen. 4e t
Colo. Mid. 4, t'nion raoirie W....104
r. A 9. r. A a 44a 9 do 0,. 4s 1)1
Am. Tohaoo
do ta
Armour A Co. 44a
Atrhlaon goa. 4a...
do ot. 4a
do ot. 4,
At. O. U tat 4s...
Bal. A Ohio 4s ...
do 14s .-
do 8. W. 14s
Prh. Tr. ct. 4s
non. ot Oa. Is....
On. Laathoe la.....
C. ot N. J. g. Is..
Chee. A Ohio 4a..
do rof. fta
Chloago A A. 14a..
C, B. A I). J. 4s..
no rn. 4,
SOUTH OMAHA.
Reeelots were:
Offlelal Monday
Official Tuesday
Off total Wednesday..
Estimate Thursday....
Four day this week... 19. 4.11
Bam days last week. .. .11.139
Bam day I weak ago., l.til
8am day I week ago.. 12. 7(4
Mam day 4 weeks ago. .19,149
Same days last year.... 4. To!
Th following tab! show th receipt
of eattl, hog and sheep at South Omaha
tor tn rear to sat, comnarea witn inot
Tear: IMS. 1908. Inc. Po.
Cattl 461.941 440.9S7 11,IT
Hog 1,441,064 1.048,871 106.911
Sheep 671, IS! 711,079 OT.nro
Th fotlowiug table shows th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th last
rr4 says, witn comparisons:
1 bSl I.IMI
9 1941
14. 4M 1.J47
U,6M 1.&40
n.m list
11.144 11.996
39.1)9 14,7V
M l IT 9.679
46,S49 int
X4.S47 11.194
Data. 1909. 19t.lBv7.119M.196o.1904.!L'0l.
ft. H. CT. 4a..
D. A R. O 4
do r?f . ftJ . .
ntotlllars' Is
Brie p. I.
do son. 44
do ct. 4a aortes A. T
do esrlea II 143
do CT.
III. Con. 1t ref. 4a.
Bid. Offered.
104 do 1st A rot.
974 u. 9. Robber
9-'i4 V 9. Btool Id
17 Ve.-Caro. Ch
J0i Wabaah In is
Tl do let A ea.
weatem Md. 4
Weet. Rlec
em. as.
.148
104
Wis. Central 4s..
l"f
lot
. 94
.1111
, T7
. 164
. 4
.
June 99..
inn 99..
uly 1...
July ...
July t...
July ...
July I...
July ...
July 7...
July I...
7 61 I 9t I 91 I 4T I M I 061 t 97
7 W4 M 141 (IT in IH
7 IIS I 96 I 94 I II I IS 5 90
T W4 I 97 I I 49 I19IM
199SI9TI94I49 HI IM
oe ao ee e eo eo
T71V t7948lian
T7M, lit 179 6 41 6 96 I 17 IK
7 594 6 95 6 4S 1 6 19! 6 4
I li I 74 I I 17 I 39
r 144 ... T M 44 isi
t Ml ... 14 14 t IK
904 144 10 1 40 4 I ...
k ,.al 44 t 4 97 t4 ...
10 it fO 1 41 97 IH 944
94 irr 149 t 44 90 8t 4 el
Tl IU ... t 41 94 t I IM
Tl Ill 149 7 44 M 9 ...
I IM 10 t 41 41 91 90
71 94 H t 41 94 14T 90
44 91 ... I 41 7i lot nt
II ll M U 4S ts m
II 1)1 .,. 1 44 44 IM lr
II 14 ... 1 44 Tl Kt let
40 4 ... I 41 T Kl ...
tl 140 T 44 T4 let 90
1 114 .. T 48 44 117 40
T9 91 99 t 45 SO Ill IM
1 144 90 t 44 IN lot a
TT ,..7 4 T 4 41 too ...
41 v VI 94 T 41 44 147 gl
T9 ttl 99 T 46 T6 ISO 94
II HI ... t 98 ;m ...
10 118 IM IM V 9t 9
T4 414 44 T 19 44 110 4
Tl 87 t 40 184 40
II Ill ... T 40 4 A4 84
88 IM 180 7 80 IT 141 ...
74 HI 1 40 71 Ml IK
44 Nl 146 f 19 Tl ti ...
8 Ill 90 M It 144 ...
III 90 1 80 17 148 ...
IT til ... T 40 44 t74 ...
49 4 80 T M 90 Ill MO
94 144 40 T 60 Tl Ml I
T4 94 ... T 40 44 144 ...
41 ItO 140 7 90 M .91 144
It 117 80 T 40 44 Ill ...
Tt 194 90 t 89 TO let ...
84 0 80 T SO Tl 144 ...
TT Ill 80 t M 149 IM M
14 IK) 44 T 10 It 88 ...
Tl Ill 190 T 10 44 ITt ...
Tl lit ... 7 It 40 a ...
41 S4 ... T It4 M IM 49
41 141 It) 111) 41 7 ...
T 944 49 t M4 44 T ...
14 Ill 10 t 44V, 69 let ...
44 141 T III, 71 944 ...
Tl Ill 110 t 44 Ml ...
T4 148 M til 48 7 aX)
44 Ml 40 7 14 49 ...
Tl 9S9 40 7 M H 8"T ...
87 in.' 140 tit IT I1T ...
70 94 1 80 T U 4t ft ...
44 !44 100 7 46 44.... ..In ...
TO IU 190 III
4. IO0
7u0
'"iii
J.loO !,0
I.8U0
l.ouo
10.3V0
f00
TtK)
J0
. 1.100
too
, 1.K4
. 100
. 1.100
'. 'i.'ioo
. l.OUO
. l.too
too
4u0
!, J
. 4UV
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4.700
'ttoo
too
m
too
ir.
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14 "
1U4
7T
loo I
144
61
66
21
14
tlri,
444
T14
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1444
71
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2
1824
414
"ii
16114
Hi"
114
9-4,
44
3
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iii"
161
7t
141
14
40
16
14
40
J
46
714
140
1434
714
414
14
644
111
614
'tiw
lil
i
114S,
914
44
64,600
400
. 9i,'T00
. I.MM
, Llot
',
luO
, I IjO
, l.tuO
. 4.000 .
t4
09
, 1.4O0
- l.tuO
too
II.OuO
. 11,004
', " ioi
. IT.4U0
, l.eo
TWO
. li.ejo
, 1,'0
, 1.40
, t.K'O
400
1,44
114
14
T4 4
41
"46
4.
13i
' 4'J
174
14
4
4
lo
106
"ii"
414
llo
47
6
114
66
11
66
166
41
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'!
4
1SJH
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4
174
13
I 41
tl
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104
18
44
116
48
64
II
64
4
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41
81
44
43
81 '
17
73
41
11
14
eu
964
111
124
nu
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14 '
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1144
1044,
124
110
. 144
. ii
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11
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7
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114
14
71
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HI
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131
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81
36
63
4
161
14
74
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m
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88
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. 61
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116
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314
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10
I.oadon Itsek Market.
IXINDON, July I The- opening of th
market today on Amerncan wa from H
lower to above parity. A slight Impror
ment followed, but this wa lost befor
midday and at noon prices were from H
lower to higher than yesterday's Nsw
Tork closing.
London closing stocks:
Conaola, money 14 Lotilrrllle A N
do aceount 14 11-11 at . K. A T
.. 114 N. T. Central
.. Norfolk A W
..12 do pfd
..lo" Ontario A W
..114 PMinaylTanla
.,187 Rand Mines
.. T Heading
.. 1 Southern Br
.un, do pfd
. 14 Southern Paolflo.,
. 41 Union Psolflo
. T do pfd
. 17 U. I. Steal
. 61 do pfd
. 46 Wabaah
. 14 do pfd
.161 SoanlBh 4a
K1LVKK Bar, steady at 23 7-lSd per oi.
muney-. per cent.
The rate of dlacount In th open market
for short bills 1 1'1 1-18 per cent; for
three month' bills, lrlH per cant.
Local fJeoarltte Qaotatloa.
Quotation, furnlahad by Baaiuel , r.,
It. Asked.
84 t
Amal. Copper....
Anaoonda
AtrhlMtn .
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Paolflo..
f'heaapsake A O....
Chloags U. W
Chi., Mil. A 81. P.
Do Bears
Dan rar A Rio O...
do pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
do :d pta
Orand Trunk.'
llllnola (antral.
...1444
... 43
...US
... 49
... W
i . . 61
... n
... 10
... 99
...111
...is
...1OT4
. . TO
...ll
... II
... 17
174
t
41
1 1
t
14 1
7
M (
I
1
1
14 7
New Tork Life building.
Cudahy Packing Co. 6a 1114
Columbu,, Neb, . L. S 1121...,...:.
Cltr ot Omaha bond, 4s 1119
CUT of Omaha 6a 111
Douglas County 4, 1934
P. A M. Bank stock. Lincoln
Oaio City Malt Co. 4 y...
Ranaa, City Ry. Is 1411. ..... '....
Nebraaka Telephone stock 1
Mebraeka Underwriter. Omaka
Omaha Oas 6s 1117
Omaha K. L. A P. 6a 1631....
Omaha A C. B. Bt, Ry. Is 1111
uroana J), di. nf. am iwim..
Omaha A C. B. It. Rr. pfd ( feBx-dlr.
Omaha A C. B. 8t. Ry. Com.
Omaha A C. B. 6 1. Ry. A 11. tffd 4...
Omaha-Water Co. 6 1IM
Omaha Water Co. IM pfd
Omaka . of T. Bldg. Co. pfd .4
Omaha B. P. A T. Oe, Is 111...........
Iherldan Coal 6a lilt .
louth Omaha tawer 4s.Wlt ...........
lloux City 9tcck Yard pfd t
Union Stock Tarda, South CJmahe, 9.
94
109
101
10t
974
91
9T4
914
100
984
134
II
4J4
H4
M -
lot
'ii
100
II
" 154
16
104
141
101
109
104
944
It 4
re
99
100
1V1
lot
14
11
444
64
a
10
49
It
11
89
41
Sunday. Holiday.
Th official number of oars of stock
brought tn today by each road was:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. H'r .
C, M. 6V Bt. P 1
Missouri Pacific 10
Union Paolflo 10
C. A N. W., east.... 1
C. A N. W., west.... X
C, 8t- P. M. 4V 0 7
C, B. 6V Q east.... 14
C B. A Q., wt.... Sri
C, R. I. A P.. et.. 11
C., R. I. A P., wet.. 1
Illinois Central 1
c. a w
Total receipts 124
Th dlpoltlon of the day' receipts wa
a follow, each buyr purchasing me
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
Omaha Packing Co IU l.l
Rwlft A Co 43 awi .
Cudahy Paoklng Co 870 3.9S9 702
Armour A Co..... 1,011 s.!a i"
Omaha Pk. Co. fr. K. C. 74
Bwlft A Co. fr. K. C S7
Cudahy Pk. Co. fr. K. C. 170
Armour A Co. f r. K. C.
Carey A Benton
Lobman ft Rotsolilld...,
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Bon
F. P. Lewi
Huston A Co -
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L, Wolf
Bam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
F. O. lnghram
Sullivan Bros
Bt. Clair Paoklng Co..,
Hoffman Packing Co
Bwarts-Qolen IS
Parker Webb 406
fit. L. Packing Co K0
Other buyers IOC ..... ' 106
71
S
75
1
194
St
11
40
41
I
tl
18
t
19
n
t 86
t 46
t M
T M
t 44
T 44
f fl
! u
t 64
T II
i2
t 66
T 67
t 17
7 17
J 17
t IT
! "
7 49
t 4
t 44
7 9ft
T SO
t 4
T 40
T 49
T 40
T 4t
I
t 40
7 41
t 4.1
T 44
T 41
t 41
T 44
t 41
T 44
7 41
1 44
7 TO
t TO
T TO
T t4
! w
t T
7 T9
I 14
1 TO
T 70
T T6
T T
T 71
t 71
T II
SHEEP-Ther were hardly enough heep
on amiai mis morning to maa much ot
market. Everything here, however, met
wnn a good demand and th pen war
cleared up at an early hour. Receipt oon-
eisiea or neavy Montana wether and wast
em and nativ odd and end.
The general market wa steady with
yesterday, both on rangs stock and native
and western stuff. Weighty Montana
wether registered In yesterday's notch,
14.26, three decks of native ewes sold for
14 00, nativ spring lamb brought 16.50 and
wsatern spring moved at 1100. Western
and nativ trade was largely of a peddling
nature.
Quotations on rang cheep and lamb:
Onod to cholc spring lambs. 17 rj9 00;
fair to good spring lambs." K.OOttf.Mi good
to choice yearling lambs. 4.7oS 00; fair to
good yearling lambs, 14 fV04f4 7f: good to
choice wethers, 4.2fVJK60; fair to good
wetners, 4 t"K)4 K ; good to cholc ewes.
i6.WTf4.ift; fair to good ewes,
Representative sales:
No.
IS western ewes, cull
M western ewes
M western spring lamb
14 Western lambs, culls
ltl western ewe, cull
M nativ yearlings
f-0 native ewe
11 native ewes, cull
10 nativ lambs, cull
til native ewe
SI native spring lambs
17 native ewe
11 native spring lamb
zm western wethora
wethers
OoTernment
men, in
tS.60at.99.
tot western
CHICAGO
Av.
. W
. 90
. 11
. 51
. 84
. 91
. IH
. 17
. 31
. It
. 50
..ls
.. 71
..IM
..116
Pr.
I 16
I 50
I 00
I 50
I to
I 40
4 00
I 7$
t 00
4 00
Sit
I 00
4 26
4 t5
LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Story of Day's Tradlag la Cattle,
Hogs and Sheen.
CHICAGO, July l.-CATTLB-Ro4rfpt
estimated at 6 000 head. Market steady.
Bteera, 6.floa7.50: cows. 4.O0f(6.76: heifers
3.O(o7.O0: bull. llttriffi.tR: calves, Z.XtylM
atocker and feeders. t.VI0S5.1O.
H008 Receipts, estimated at 10.000 head.
Market opened 10c to ISc lower, but closet
strong. Choice heavy, 17.9099.05: butchers,
rglWHOO; light mixed. 7.60a; oholoo
light. I7.7OW7.80; packing. 17 9M97.80; pigs
96.faJ7r7.oll. Hum OI Sales. t7.0W7.S0.
8HT9EP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1IC01
head. Market steady. Bheen. ! 5034.75
iambs, tJ.&ozTfl.ftt; yearlings. 14.6OQtt.00.
New York MtatlHaT Stocks.
NEW YORK. July1 1. -Closing 'Quotations
tions op mining stocas erere a roiiows
Alice
Brunawlpk Con. .
Comitoi-k T. t.....
do bond, ?.
Con. Cal. A Va...,
Horn SIlTer
Iron 9llver .......
Of fared. . .
.110
4
24
II
90
. U
II
Lesdvllle Oo.
Little Chief i...
alextoaa
Ontario
Ophlf
Standard
Yellow Jaoket ...
..100
..140
..144
...176
76
Bunk of France Statement.
PARIS, July I. The weekly statement of
the Hank of France shows the following
innj.es; t ircuiation decreased 33.fUo.oonr,
treasury deposits decreased 61.676.o00f.
general deposits decressed 44.700,0901, gold In
nana increasea i.zio.vwr, silver In hang In
creased 175.000f, bills discounted decreased
iM,4Zo,twur, advance deoreassd l,Z76,102f.
m
46
71
I
6
Boataa Stocks and Doads
BOSTON, July I. Money, call loans
1 per cents time loans, i'u6 per cent.
41
fng
quotations were au fullowa:
4,.
AichlKn ad)
do 4a
Alehlaua R. R
do pfd
Booioa A Albany...
Boeton A Maine...
Boeton glevated ...
Pltcbblirg pfd
N. 7.. N. H. A It.
I'nloa Paclflo
Am. Arge. Cbeol. ..
d pfd
Am. Pnou. Tube...
A mar. Sugar
da pfd
Am t. A T..
Amer. Woolen .....
Vo pfd
Dominion 1. AS.
Kdiaoo Kloe. Ills..
Ooneral EleetrM ..
Maaa. glee trie
do pfd
Maaa. Caa
I'nlted Krult
lolled g 61
do pfd
C. 9. Steel
do pfd
Advoatur
Alkmea
A ajtaigaiaated
91 Arlsona Com.
.101 Atltntie
11 Butte Coalition .
.V4 Cal. A Arliona..
..fit CI. ac Hocla....
.160 Caiitoiinlal
..HQ Copper Range ...
13u Deir Weet
.171 Franklin
.lj Uranbr
. ea ti ri- ..r Cnnanoa
,k lale Rural,
. 17 Maaa. Mining ...
.!! Mirhlgaa
.114 Mohawa
.140 Nerada
.. MH ('Id Domlalon ..
,.:03 Oaoeoia
. 41 Parrot
141 Qui oof
.14 lhaneoa
.11 Tamarack
,. Tl Trinli
. 6i Inlted roooar
. 11 U. S. Mining....
. 41 I'. 9. Oil
,. 1 llak
. Victoria
,.114 Winona
. t Wolierlse
. 41 Nona Hutu ....
. II
Clus-
.. 18
.. I
N
1"4
.441
.. 80
.. IJ
.. I
.. 17
.. 88
.. 9
.. Hi
.. 44
.. 11
.. ta
..IU
.. M
.. IT
.. II
.. 10
.. II
.. 1
..
.. 11
.. 41
.. 4
.. I
..144
.. el
B.ak of E.gl.ug ktateme.t.
LONIX1N. July &.-The weekly tatement
of th Bank of England alio,, the follu
ing change: Reserve Incrraard j6.').
circulation Increased U.iluO, bullion In
rreaxd flb.M'.t. nther scinties dei-reaa.- 1
tU.Ki-t.UfJ, tllwi drpusits dciaf:d ii.Utl.UAi,
Foreign' Klaanelal.
BERLIN, July 8. Trading on th Bours
today wa dull and prices wer Irregular.
PARIS. July 8. Trading on the Bourse
tuaay v. as quiet ana prioes wer irregular.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, July 8. Bank clearings for to-
aav were 16V7,k.ii ana lor tn corre
sponding date last year l.e7,56l.7l.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Pratt.
NEW TORK. July I. EVAPORATED
APPLES A little jobbing business Is re
ported in the market for evaporated apples,
with fancy quoted at BU'tc, cholc at 9
(iKHr. Prim at 737So and common to fair
at faG'ic.
DRIED FRUITS-Marhet for spot prun
is unchanged, quotation ranging from cl
to 9c for Oregon fruit. Apricots are rather I
easier In tone, as there seems to b mor I
fruit offering for early shipment. Cholc
are quoted at 1010V,c, extra cholo at 10H
t)10c and fancy at UtiUc. Peache ar
attracting little attention, with cholo
quoted at 6'tirtc, extra cholc at l&6o,
and fancy at 7ft8Hc. Raisin ar dull and
more or leas nominal, with loos muscatel
quoted at !$4;c, cholc to fancy seeded I
at 46c, eeedless at l66Ho and London
layers at ll.l&'tfl.ao.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July l.-COTTON-Fti-
ture opened firm; July, 1104c; August,
12.06c: Srntember. 12 Uo bid: October. 1212c:
November, 12 16c offered; December, 12 22c;
January, 12.25; March, Il.220tl.a3c; stay,
11.27c.
Future cloaed steady Closing bid: July,
12.13c; August, 11.10c; September, U.16c: Oc
tober, 12.20c; November. 1120c; December,
12 2&c;. January, urn; March u.lto; May,
11.21C
Spot quiet, 6 point lower; madlum up
lands, 12 tmc; medium gull, 11 c: no salea.
GALVESTON. July l.-COTTON-Steady
at ii7,,c.
BT. LOUIS. July 8. COTTON-Steady;
middling, 12c; salee, 60 bales; receipts, 821
bale; shipments, 765 bal; stock, M.tkO
bales.
Totals ....1,447 11,164 1,171
CATTLB-For a Thursday ther was a
very decant run of cattl, ltl load being
reported In. Th market as a whole was
In a good healthy oondltlon and generally
satisfactory to th lllng Interests.
Packer an seemed to want a tew aesir
Abls fat cattle and prices on anything of
that description were generally figured as
strong to 10o higher than yeatsrday. The
trad was reasonably activs at in aavance
noted and th offering changed hand in
good season. Heavy cattl of. pretty good
quality sold up to ss.ov.
cows and neirvrs, at least in aeairaoie
kinds, wer fully steady with yesterday
and the market fairly aotlv at currant
prioes. Inferior grass cow wr a little
low and seller In some case thought they
did not get out on that kind to very good
advantage.
Ther wer vary few stockers or feeders
In sight this morning and for that reason
It was hardly possible to see very muoh
change In the market. On th other hand
the feeling wa weak and had ther been
.ny great number on al th market
would undoubtedly bava been decidedly
lower.
Quotation on cattle: Good to cholc corn-
fed ateer. I6.60-7X6.I0; fair to good corn fed
steers, 16 26fJl.60; common to fair cornfed
str. 96.26-6.26; good to choloe yearlings,
l.60'31.00; good to choice cow and heifers,
96.004(6.86: fair to good cow and hlfra,
60a. 00; common to fair cows and heller,
t&ijit.fOi good to cholc stockcra and feed
ers, 94K7j60; fair to good stockers and
feeder, II.75Q4.I6; common to fair atocker
and feeder, M.001.76; stock halfers, tl.26
1.65; veal calv, lt.754ipi.76; bull, stag,
etc, tl.00tft.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF bTEERS.
CROPS BETTER THA!i YEAR AGO
Beport Showi Improve
Condition of Grain.
COEN ACREAGE IS LASOKX
rrellaalaarr Ret I seal Is T.l Pr tl
lllgker Than Vrnal natlsaate of
Last Year Wheat Bins
Are Dralaed.
WASHINGTON. July 1,-Th Averag
condition of th corn crop bf July 1 wat
Nil per cent of a nominal, against HI per
cent a year ago; winter wheat. 4 per cent
agalnat 80.1 per cent; spring , wheat, 917
per rent against 19.4 per rent; spring and
winter wheat combined, Ml per cent Against
81.1 per cent; oata 881 per cent against 86 T
per cent; barley, 961 per oent Against 99 1
per cent and rye, fi t per cent Against tl-A
Corn planted, ltt.IOt.000 acre. Tbi eptle-
mlaes today's crop report ot ths department
of agriculture.
Th preliminary estimate ot th gra of
corn planted la an Increase of T.l per cent,
as compared with ths final ttmat of
last year's acreage.
Th amount of wheat remaining on
farms Is estimated At It per cent ct last
year's crop of abont 1043 009 bushels. Tills
Is compared with j.797,000 on July L A
year ago and an avrag of IS. 90, 000 on
farms on July 1. for th last tn years.
Ths winter wheat condition announced
today Is for "July 1. or when hanraeted."
Th comparative figures gtv ths condition
of corn on July 1, for tn yaar pl as
84.8. Th winter wheat condition for last
month was 80.7; 80 I at hArrest In 1908; T8 I
In 1907, an averaged of T9.I At harrsst time
for th lat ten year. Th spring wheat
condition la compared With 95.1 lt month;
87.1 on July 1. 1907. And a ten year seer-
age of July 1, of 87. Ths arsragw condi
tion of spring and ' winter wheat com
bined waa 86.1 last month; 81.1 on July I
1W7. and 8X1 for tan years on July L Ths
condition of th oat crop I compared with
81. T last month; 81 on July V 1907. ten-year
average of 84.8: barley with 90 9 last month
and a ten-year average of 881; rye, W.I
last month and a ten-year averagw of 81.8.
Ths acreage of other .crops and their con
dition on July L 1K.. and July t 1908,
respectively, follow: ,
- Condition ot Jther. Craps.
Whits potatoes. 1.461000 acres. It snd
89.1; tobacco, 1.108,336 acres, 89.6 And 88.8;
flax. 1.741.000 acre. 96 1 and tt l. Th hay
crop condition wa 87.8 against 911 a year
ago; timothy, 87.1 against 90.1; clover, 83.1
against 96.1, and apples, 64.1 against 57.8.
Following are the figures for Important
statss, giving th percentage of acreage,
compared with a year ago and ths condi
tion on July L 1909, and a ten-year Averag
on July L respectively, for corn:
Average. 1901. 10-Tr.
Iowa ,
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Winter wheat
108
..104
it
110
condition at
88 Fl
91 86
. 91 . 95
91 86
harvest, 1909,
at harvest,
II
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 8. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4,400 head, Including 1.500 southerns
Market steady to strong. Choice export
and dressed beef steers, tS.lOQ-O.OO; fair to
good. 16.90(96.20: western steers, I4.26iiir6.e0;
stockers and feeders. t3.7fv36.f0; southern
steers, 18.906.76; southern oowa, IX 75-3 4. 26:
native cows, ti.OOce.OO; native heifer. 13. t
67.26: bulls. I2.60iQ4.60; calves. 3.7tXf7.26.
HOGS Receipts, 6.009 head. Market 10c to
20 lower.- Top. 17.10; bulk of sales. !7..'037.8A.
Heavy, I7.7&37.80; packers and butch rs, 17.80
9J7.90; light, I7.36ra7.70; plas, rt 2S7.20.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, 1 TOO
head. Market strong. Lambs, I7.1KWS.00;
yearlings. 14.60(36.26; wethers. $1.004 73:
ewes, IS.60rfr4.26; stockers and feeders, 12.76
6.0O.
St. I.onls Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. July I. CATTLB Reoelpta,
5.4M) head. Including 8.800 Texans. Market
steady. Nativ shipping and export steers,
I6.26ig'7.10; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$3,704(4.16; steers under 1.000 lbs., 94.504Ji6.80;
stockers and feeders, W2f4.86; cows snd
heifer, 13.606.76; canners, 2 254J2.76; bulls,
2.70fi6.00; calves, 16.267.26. Texaa and In
dian steers, .60i8.60; cows snd heifers,
12.60.00.
1IOUS Receipts, S.SOO head. Market 5c
lower. Pigs and lights, 16.60a7.To; packer.
17.Mir7.60; butchers snd beat heavy, 17.859
l.oo.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 1.600
head. Market strong. Nativ muttons, 18 86
(ft 4. 26; lamb, 16.508 40; cull snd bucks,
ta.4o4jS.26; stockers, I1.6O&-4.80.
Otis and Roala.
NEW YORK. July 8.-OILS Petroleui
steady: refined, New York, 18.65; New York I
end Baltimore. 18 36; New York and Balti
more, in bulk, 14 Sa. Turpentine, steady at
4.o. cottonseed oil. steady; prim crude,
!4 3&f(4 60. nominal: prim yellow, o.'d
6.66c: July. 6.6fW.a6.6c.
HOSIN Quiet; strained, common. 13.169
SAVANNAH, Go., July 8.-TURPEN-
TINE-Mlitic.
ROSIN Firm: quote: B. !26418!V4: E,
tt.VI4fS.lW; G. I3SMU.96: H. I406j4.15: I, 94 15
414.30: K. 14.90; N. KMVtMl; W G, 15.50;
W W, o.66.
Wool Market.
IvONOON, July I Th offering at th
wool auction galea today were principally
crossbreds and amounted to 9. '28 bale A
brisk demand developed and prioes ruled
firm. Horn trader wr th chief buy
ra. Americana paid la l'-M for suitable
parcels of crossbred. Th few merino
brought forward were quickly absorbed
for the continent. Inferior wool wer
larrWv withdrawn.
8T. LOl'IS. July I WOOL Steady : ter
ritory and western. 2327e; fin medium,
21121c; line, 1ZS184C. -
No. Av. Tt. No. A. fr.
11 411 I 16 to 1161 i 64
II 1141 I 16 ' 20 lOM It
40 444 I 16 It lit! I 64
II 10T0 I 90 It 1941 I 40
tl ml I 16 SO llot) 4 49
18 1M1 I 10 1 1(W1 I 0
II lttl I 90 W 1940 I 4
tt 1114 I 14 II ,.1184 I 44
14 Hit I II K ., 1184 I 40
II 1146 I M II 744 I 40
T9 1161 9 U 41 1411 I 46
96 149 I H 94 llot I 41
99 1146 I II II lull I 16
10 1MI I 40 II 1114 I TO
94 1141 14 ll...Mva,....14l I Tl
10 1114 I 44 14 1111 I Tl
40 1181 I 14 90 1.14 I T6
6 lltl I M IT UST 10
n 1141 I 41
COWS.
4 IT I 4 49 9C4 4 99
I. T4I I 66 11 IrT 4 00
I let I 00 4 tut 4 00
1 94 I 16 4 I'M 4 16
4..... T74 I II It 1UM I 10
I Ill I 60 II 1041 4 16
1 1010 I 60 f 84 4 16
1 1UI I 60 14 JT 4 l
I IU I 40 II Ill t 40
1 984 I 44 4 Ill 4 44
1 997 I 44 14 f"3 4 60
4 44 I Tl T 14 t 71
1 44 9 T4 4 1041 I 1
4 44 I Tt 1 10 M
II K4 I 69 1 14 M
9 VIM I 16
HEIFERS.
4 MT 1 Tl T K1 I M
9 T0I I 1 14 TIT I 90
4 644 I 14 8 n i I
4 641 I 96
BULLS.
1 U44 I 91 1M0 4 90
1 1 4 I H 0
1 IBM I 60 1 184 4 40
4 18TI I 44 88v 4 00
4 U46 I 16 1 M70 4 16
1 14M I 44 1 HM 4 64
1 4u0 I Tl 1 1,40 4 71
1 1114 I 10 1 UVM 4 80
CALVE8.
I 164 4 40 4 154 I 40
1 10 I 60 t IU 00
1 146 4 14 7 Ill 4 40
T 114 6 16 1 ISO I 00
I ' I 25 1 U4 I U
I li I 60 I.... Ill I 19
1 1 4 71 1 980 I U
1 160 I Tl 1 10 10
191 I 40 1 IT 8
9 Ill I OS 1 14 6 M
bToChERH AND FEED. Kg.
1 13 I M 7 Ill t 00
1 440 I 24 It lit 4 10
1 441 I li I M4 4 10
4 461 I 4rt IT 7I
1 600 I 89 14 461 4 H
I T44 00 4 171 4 U
Dry Goods Market. -
NEW YORK, July t. PRY GOODS
There waa a little larger buying In th dry
goods market during the day, but op
erst Ions were generally on conaervatlv
si-ale. Cotton goods bouses ar slow to
advance price until buyers begin to move.
Cotton yarns are being marked higher.
Trade In silk I spotty, some house re
porting a fair busineaa and othera aaylng
they are advising a contraction of the
uit.ut of the mill. Many buyers ar in
th inarkaL
HOGS Everything aeemed unfavorable
Tor th seller of hog thla mornlns. Chi
rago reported another very heavy run. with
price opening log loc lower on tup or th
big break yesterday. In addition local re
reipt wer large, making ths recipts for
the week to dale pretty large. The result
or an the bear news combined was th
the market opened very alow at thia point
and 10c lower. It became apparent later on
that ths demsnd waa really better than
expected and a buyer were quietly pick
ing up the hog at a pretty lively rate.
th trad took on a much better tone, clos
ing with a part of the decline regained.
The general market could safely be quoted
1310c lower than yesterday, with pretty
much everything aold at an rly hour. A
good shar of th hog brought 17.60t7.0,
with several load of good heavy hog
Miung up as nign aa bv-tu. i n markat on
heavy hog really Buffered more deollne
than th light weights, many of the latter
being at the beat tim very llttl lower If
any than yeatarday.
Representative sales.
No. Av 9k Pt. No. At. th FT
tt It 40 ? 14 l 144 40 T 44
94 141 ... t U 64 Ill IM I 4
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head. Market steady ; steer,
4.6(tJ-.76; cows and heifers, I2.50&6.W;
calve. ts.uW7.uo.
HOGS-Recelpt. 1.000 head. Market InA
15o lower; top, 17.90; bulk of sale, I7.G6TJ
7.86.
BHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpt. 1.000
head. . Market steady; lambs, to.Mrit 25.
Stonx City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., July 8 (Special Tl-
gram) CATTLE Receipts 600 head; market
taady; oeeve. so.imiju. yd; tat cow and
heifer, 14.1 Mi -0.00; graaa cows. 3 50tuP.50;
feeder. I4.00ii4.76; yearlings, 2.76tr4.60.
HOGS Kei'eipt 6 000 head; market 10c
lower; range of prtcea, 7.10'7.70; bulk of
salaa. 87.Xfca7.60.
and the ten-year average
respectively, follow:
Kansas, 78 and 75: Nebraska. 86 And
Missouri, 86 and 81; Pennsylvania,
and 86. , .
For spring wheat ths condition on July
1, 1909, and th ten-year average In July,
respectively, follow: .
North Dakota, 96 and 85; South Dakota,
94 and 89. ' '
Th same for oats follow; 4
Iowa, 83 and 91; Nebraska, 81 nd 88;
North Dakota, 94 And 96; - South Dakota,
91 and 90; Kansas, 87 And 71.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts at the six principal western mar
ket yesterday wer:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
South Oamah.; 2 184 ll.rrO 1,640
Hloux City 500 1.000
St. Joseph 1 000 8,i0 1.000
Kansaa City. 4,400 5.000 1.61.0
St. Louis 6,4!) 6 80) 1.6 0
Chicago 6,000 30 000 16,000
Total 10,074 C7.4S0 .6")
Soger and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July I SUGAR Raw.
firm; fair refining, l.4t3.46o; oentrlfugal, Ml
test, 3.9231.96c. Molasses sugar, 2. lTtfrl 20c.
Refined, steady; No. 6. 4.t6e; No. 7. 4.3vc; No.
I. 4.26c; No. 9. 4.10c; No. 10, 4.15c: No. 1L 4.1V!;
No. 11. 4.0lf: No. IS, 4 00c; No. 14. 4.00c;
confectioners A. 4 66", mould A. 6.20c; cut
loaf. 6.6oc; crushed, 6.16c; powdered. 4.16c;
granulated. ' 1.86c; cubes. 6.10c.
MOLASSES Steady; Nee- Orleans open
kettle, good to cnoice, wcm-
GLIDDEN TOUR SUPPLY TRAIN
Special Will lis Composed of Thir
teen Cars aad Carry Kqals
meat for Tonrlsts.
A special train carrying ths supplies and
sleepra for th Olldden tourist will ar
rive at the Transfer over th river on the
Chicago Great Weatem July 21. It will be
composed of eight standard sleeper, on
prHat car, on Pullman, on private car
and two dinning car. It will leav for
the west rly th next morning.
Th Olldden tourists, who arc traveling
under th directions of th American Au
tomobil association, will go along the line
traversed by their special train. They get
back from th west to Kansas City on
July 30.
From Omaha ths Union Psclflo will nan
dl th special train and ha announced
the following ichadul for It, th time of
leaving each station being 7 p. m.:
Council liluff to Kearney.. July 22, I p. m
Kearney to Julesburg July 21. t l. in
Julesburg to Denver July 24. I p. m.
Denver to Hugo July 27. 1 p. in.
Hugo to Oalley July 2k, 1 p. m.
Oalley to Kallna... July . 1 p. ro.
Salina to Kansaa Ci'y July 30
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NEWS FOR THE ARMY POSTS
War Department ' Answers tneitln
aa te Relation, ot Mill tin. to.
Refrain' A may.
Ths queatlon ha bn raised by a num
ber of ths adjutant generals of ths several
tat a to whether or not th' militia
of a stst can be held to conform to th
organisation of th regular army If th
states ar organised into brigade and
division.
Th War department' In answr to this
quary state that whll th United States
army In ttms of war Is organised as ststed.
In time of peso such organisation Is pro-,
hiblted by th regulations. Tet this form
of organisation Is not forbidden In - th
states and is sntlrcly in thatr dlsoretion,
and I of Itsslf not to b oonidrd In
any wis out of conformity with ths reg
ular atabllshment. 1 .
- v ' ;
Captain Edward H. Scbults, hlf ingl
neer of th Department of ths Missouri,
has been promoted to ths rank of major
In th corps of snglnssrs.
"MBaPO '. . . ;
Captain Jack Hay,-formerly of fb Six
teenth Infantry, but now assigned t ths
oommleaary department of the army, ha '
been ' transferred to Atlanta, v Oa., from
Chicago, where h Is assigned to temporary
duty In charg of th offlc of. th chief
oommUsary of - th Department of th
Gulf. - . rr ,, ..
Flrgt Cls Sergeant William E. Harfc ct
th ilgnal oorps at Fort Omaha, hag been
transferred to Fort Thomas, Ky., for duty. .
Captain Jamas L. Griff, Fourth cav
alry. Fort Meads, has been ordered befor
the army retiring board.
Th Johnaon-Rows-Palg company of
Omaha ha been awarded ths contract for -
plumbing and heating on four-set of offi
cer quarters at Fort R!ly. 'Kan, Tb
amount of the bid was 17,338.
Ths big polo tournament Is now bn at
Fort Riley, beginning Mondaf and will
continue th remainder of th wek. Th
competing teams - arc ; ths' Missouri , Hunt
snd Polo club of Kns'Clty, 'bn from
Junction City, Kan.,,, th Sixth ld .artil
lery and th Seventh cavalry duos Pt Fort
Th British war offlc has rently
awarded a contract to a Chicago' packing
company for 1,000,000 pounds Of canned
corned bef. , "
Prlvt Georg W.' Owti of Battery C,
Second field artillery, hat bn transferred
to the hospital corps Upon ths recommsn
datlon of th chief surgeon of th depart
ment.
Private Emy Blau ot Compaay D, EUr
enth Infantry, ha been granted an hon
orable discharge from th army by- pur
chss.
Foley's Honey and Tar not only slops
chronic coughs that weaken th constitu
tion and develop Into consumption, but
heal and atrengthsn th I ansa. H af
fords comfort and relief In th worst cass
of chronic bronchitis, asthma, "hay fvr
nd lung trouble. Sold by all druggists.
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