J
10
rrrn omaha stjndat bee: jtjlt 11, i909.
a
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
'Ytluei Are Kept Soaring by the Con
tinued Bain.
fcABVEST ALSO IS HEIJ) BACK
Deasaael for the New Crop U Verr
triMt, mm tho Old Croo Hmm
Boost EllM4 ao.4 Delay
Raises Frteea.
- OMAHA. July 10, 1804.
Grain values aoar Metier, owing to the
continual rain In the Missouri valley. With
wet weather prevslllng, harvest la atlll
further hindered and an early movement
of new wheat la prevented. The demand
for Uie new crop la very urgent, the old
crop hat been exhausted and each day's
delay means higher prleea.
Receipt of corn are very ltrht, aa
farmer are unable to deliver over wet
roads. With clearing weather they will be
busy with their field work and ne Improve
ment la looked for In the next thirty day.
Value are tending higher.
' Continuous rain started a bull raid
again todav and prleea advanced without
a check. Shorts were forced to further
cover short sale on delayed harvesting In
The south and damage report from floods
In Kansas. Higher values are predicted
for next week.
Corn waa much stronger with wheat and
cash corn brought advanced prloss on the
light receipts. Kent I merit Is stronsrly bull
Inn owing to the wet weather which will
prevent shipment from the country for
some time to come.
Primary wheat receipt were 804,00 bush
el and shipment were 411.400 bushels,
against receipts last year of 448,094 bushel
and shipments of 381,000 bnshela.
Corn receipt were $12,004 -bushel and
shipments were $42. oOO bushels, against re
ceipts lsst yesr of 22R.0O4 bushel and ship
ments of M9.000 bushels.
Clearances were 827 bushels of corn, 110
bushels of oats and wheat and flour equal
to 257. 040 bushels.
Liverpool closed higher on wheat
and Hd higher on corn.
Local range of options:
Article Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat-I j j (
July... 1101 11141 U0H 1 1WH
Sept... 103H 104 103H 1. 04 103
Corn
July... 47 47 47
Sept... 641 44 644,
Oat'
July... 47 47H 47 7H '
Kept... 40. 40 40 40 40
Omaha Cash Prices,
WHEAT No. hard, $1.$11 28; No. I
hard. $1,1841 22; No. 4 hard, $U01.16; No.
I spring. tl.20Sil.tt.
CORN-No. 2. 68c: No. 8, fS14o; No.
4, 47H4T7S.c; no grade. 641846c: No. I yel
low. 6Sfi8Hc; No. t white, 70ic; No. I
white. 70V4C
OATS No." t mixed. 44c; No. I yellow,
4Sc; No. t yellow. 44!&47c; No. t white,
44?47c;'No. 4 white, 4347c; standard.
47
RYE No. t 733TSc; No. t, 702720,
Carlet Receipts.
Wheat.Corn.Oets.
Chicago ...
Minneapolis ... ...
Omaha , 86 1
Duluth
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wheat Prices, Owing to Crop Reports,
. Shaw Fresh Advaace.
CHICAGO, ' July 10. Further delay to
harvesting due to additional rain In th
winter wheat belt west of the Mississippi
river caused a fresh advanoa in wheat
prices today, final quotation showing
gains of Ho to 144le compared with the
previous close. Corn and oats also ware
firm.' but provisions' were easy.
The weather bureau reported heavy rain
during the last twenty-four hour In Ne
braska, Kansas and Missouri and western
lowa and predtoted additional shower to
pight and tomorrow. With these unfavor
able oondttions for harvesting prevailing
over such a wide territory, bull in the
wheat- pit took advantage to force price
higher, and. short, alarmed at the poor
. prospect of any material increase in re
ceipts of new . wheat, covered freely, thus
augmenting bullish sentiment July mani
fested the greatest strength and at one
time was tip lo compared with the pre
vlous olose.
The first car of new No. I red wheat
reached Chicago today. It came from
southeastern Illinois and sold at (1.24 per
bushel. ,
Lata In the day there waa considerable
selling of July and buying of September
by leading holders of the former option to
relieve tne congestion in the current month.
As a result, prices reacted considerably
irom mo top. During the day July sold be
tween 41.18 and $1.19. The close was strong,
with July at 11.18.
The feature of trading in the corn pit
wa active buying of September delivery
by leading bull, resulting In th price of
inai option aavancing 14.0 from yesterday.
Trading In July, which advanced nearly to
yesteraay, was comparatively quiet today.
owing to light offerings.. The cash grain
waa again in strong demand, wtlh prices
up ic ana ssies toaay aggregating nearly
806,000, bushels. The market closed strong,
with price -Rc to Tafalc above vesterdav.
Oat were firm In sympathy with wheat
and corn. Shorts were eager bidders for
July early In the day, but demand waa
less urgent during the final half. The
niarnet closed rirm. wtlh prices unchanged
to Hake higher.
Trade In provisions wss extremely light
and sentiment was bearish. Prices at the
close were Rc higher to 7o lower than
yesteraay s iinai quotations.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Article ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ye y. j
Wheat : : j
July . 1 lRfiS 1 14 118 1 1SH1 174
Sept. 1 10 1 11S 1 10H 1 UM.I1 10HH
Dec. 10SMj 1 1 04'el 109' 1 0S
May 112'aH 112m 1 U 1 U 111
Corn j I
(July. TZMffMi ' 72, 72 7241 71
Sept. UfiAtoSfaWKU .66 7 j46 ii
Dec 66Vi0S! Ml " W-'n RSHiWgVi
May S7H ' 67Mj,57WC14 67HI 67Mj
Oats I
July M j 1 SI 5tM, 60i 604
. Sept. 43M.HI 4H 48Mil48M.41)4 4:1
. Dec. i3t 434 '4l14a'.i43Mi(rT
. May' I 45' 45HI46iiff 461ti9H 4E!4
Pork I I
July .. 90 50 20 K0
Sept. I SO 6S 20 72VI 20 42 10 JH 20 4i
Lard
July U 72Mi 11 T2H! 11 70 11 70 11 77H
Sept. 11 76 11 77V, 11 70 U 70 U 80
Oct. U42Mj U 86 11 40 U 42 .-
r.lbe-
July 11 SS 11 35 11 35 11 11 32U
Sspt. 11 27Mi 11 27m U !7Mj 11 U 00
Oct. U 00 11 0k 10 nVii U 00
No. r
x Cash quotation were a ollows:
KLOrR-KIrm; winter patents, t4.S0tt.0
winter straights, t4.10lA30; sprhag patents,
Kougre in; spring stralghta, e4.8Oia.0O; bak
ers. l3-3n(il.
. RYE No. x. 80c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, ff67e; fair to
choice malting, tnirtoc.
. SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, 11 SO
'No. 1 northwestern, $1.00. Timothy, $.180.
Clover, $W.8.V
PROVISIONS Mees pork, per bhl., $20.47U
QMM. Ird. per 100 Ins., 111.70. Short ribs,
sides (loose!, $11 K-'Htjll 42. Short clear
aides (boxed), tU 76U.R7W.
CHEE8B-8teady; daisies. 14fll4tro;
twins. 14f14o; young Americas, 14014e;
long horns, 14-r14o.
POTATOES Easy; choice U fanoy, $1.W
C116; fair to good, $100105.
POULTRY Flrirs; turkeys, 14o; chickens,
15e; springs, 18j23c.
VKAL steady; 60 to 60-lb. wts.. 7-3kj; W
to tft-ib. wis-, 44&Vtc; U to 110-16. wts.. It
tjllo.
. Total clearance of wheat and flour were
equal to t6,0U0 bu. Primary receipt were
tot.OUO bu . compared with 4V4t,0uO bu. th
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated reeelpta for Monday: Wheat,
I rare; corn. 131 ears; oata, 71 cars; hogs.
W 000 head.
I .
St. Lee Is Gssaral Market.
ST. IX)VIS. July lft-WHEAT-Hlgher;
track. No. 1 red. caah. $1101 il; No. 1 red
II 71 01 33. No. t hard, $l.lfl.tB; July,
$114; September, $'.'-
CORN Higher; track. No. 1 cask. 7o;
No. t white, 77c; July, 71V; September,
44o.
OATS Higher; track. No. t cash. Uc.
nominal; No. white, efrVfec; July, 4tc; fteo
tembnr, 4t0.
HYK-Nominal at 0e.
-FLOVR Old scarce, lower; red winter
patent. $4.4b4T4; extra fancy and straight,
t , 30; hard winter clears, $4 1t34 7i.
SKkJIJ Timothy. M,75tji.
. COKh'MKAL 4.
bKAN Hlsher: aaoked aaat Iraek. 81 41
HAT-rirm: timothy. $1X00618.00; prairie.
10 iwyis no
HFMP TWTNB Te.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady, lobbing.
$10 60. Lard lower; prima ateam. $11 46t7U 60.
Pry aalt meats higher: boxed extra short.
rid"; clear rib, tit 04; abort eleara, $11 12
Bacon higher; boxed extra short, tlt.00:
clesr ribs, $18.0; short clears, tit 12.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 18c; snrlngs.
l&lAr; turkeys. 17e; ducks, to; geeee. to. ,
wutter nrnj; creamery, Il26o.
EGGS Steady; Wo,
Reoelnts ShlDmenta
now. bw .. tono l.wio
Wheat bu W.ono lt.sno
Com, bu 43.00 M.70
Oata, bu 17,400 44,800
WBATKKlt UT THIS GRAIX BELT
Iksweta PrtWMr Saaslay sii No
rkug I" Teseperatare.
OMAHA. July 1. IMS.
The weather continues unsettled through
out the central valleys, and rains have
bean general since the preceding report in
the middle and lower Missouri and the
middle Mississippi valleys, and continue
general this morning In Nebraska. Iowa,
Kansas and western Missouri. The rains
were moderately heavy In Nebraska, and
were excessive at point In the lower Mis
souri valley. Scattered showers have con
tinued In the northwest, and heavy ralna
are falling In the east gulf statea. A slight,
but general fall In temperature ha oc
curred In the Missouri valley since the last
report, but a slight and general rise Is
shown In all other portion of the eoifntry.
The weather will continue unsettled, with
shower and thunderstorms In this vicinity
tonight and Sunday, with no important
change In temperature.
Record of temperature and BreclDltarJon
compared with the corresponding day of
th laat three year:
7909. 190. 1907. 1904.
Minimum temperature.... 70 71 47 7
precipitation 18 .00 .in .00
Normal temperature for today, 74 de
gree.
Excess in- precipitation since March 1.
St Inch.
Excess corresponding period in 19M. 4.11
Inches.
Deficiency oorresDondina' Deri o1 In MOT.
7.1 Inches. L. A. WELSH.
' Local Forecaster.
Cora ss4 Wheat Rea;tosi Balletia.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at 8 a. ro.. 76th meridian
time, Saturday, July 10, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain-
Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Sky.
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy '
Cloudy
Clear .
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Ashland, Neb 85 7 .41
Auburn, Neb M M .11
Broken Bow, Neb. M 65 1.0b
Columbus, Neb... 83 41 .44
Culbertson, Neb.. 8S TO .01
Falrbury. Neb.... n (1 ,41
Fairmont Neb... 89 6ft .19
Or. Island. Neb.. 88 84 .OS
Hartlngton. Neb. 82 62 .96
Heatings, Neb.... 88 4 .04
Holdrege, Neb... 91 .20
Oakdale, Neb 81 40 .37
Omaha, Neb...... 84 70 .14
Tekamah, Neb... 87 48 .81
Carroll. Ia 89 42 .04
IClarinda. Ia 88 44 .00
Sibley, la 81 61 1.10
Sioux City, Ia... 82 64 .88
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 p. m. Not Included
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mtn. Incbea.
Chicago, 111 26 88 64 .02
Columbus, 0 17 88 42 .00
Des Moines, Ia.... 14 86 64 .22
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12 84 44 T
Kansas City, Mo.. 19 92 68 . 74
Louisville. Ky 17 80 64 . T
Minneapolis, Minn. 81 80 64 .10
Omaha, Neb 17 S 64 .88
St Louis, Mo 11 84 66 .00
Excessive ralna occurred In the Kansas
City and Minneapolis districts within the
laat twenty-four hours, and heavy- rains
were general In the Omaha and Des Moines
districts. Lighter showers occurred in all
other portion of the corn ' and wheat
region, except the Columbus and St. Lout
districts. L. A. WELSH,
. Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Philadelphia Provision Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 10. BUTTER
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
ery. 2Hc: nearby prints, 29c
euos-Firm, good demand: Pennsylva
nia - and other nearby firsts, free cases,
21MtC at mark; current receipts m return
able cases, tlo at mark; western firsts.
Tree eases, Z3ro at mark; current receipts,
free cases, SVW?2Ho at mark.
CHEESK Steady. fair demand! New
York full creams, choice, 14c; fair to good,
Mlaneapella Gmli Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. July 10. WHEAT
July. I1.28H; September, tl.12'4; December.
tl.40; caah: No 1 hard.- L31; No. 1
northern, tl.30; No. I northern. 11.2S:
No. t northern. tl.26Wei.27H.
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks, 121.00.
FLOUR First patents.. K10ffl6.J0; second
patents, t6.003.80; first clears, 46.06tg5.16;
secouu clears, tJ.ourgd. w.
Dalath Grain Market.
DULUTH. July 10. WHEAT-Julv. ILSa!
September, Jl.12: No. 1 northern, 11.30;
no. s norinern, fi.zs. .
Building Shows Gain of 12 Per Cent"
Building operations continue to show
heavy gain In all part of the country.
In tha accompanying table, which ha beea
compiled from official report - to Con
struction News, It will be seen that per
mit wer.e taken out In June In fifty ot
th leading cities for the construction of.
C1TIES.
No. ot
Bldgs
New York, Manhattan and Bronx..
2sl
Chicago
l.mt .
1,409
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Minneapolis
. . 6
, 440
. 721
, 80
, 631
, 1,367
. 600
. 216
. 716 .
. 862
. S2S
. $48
. 400
. sat
, $81
. aa
. 88
. 157
M
. IVi
. 174
. 150
. $34
I ii
. 2.4
. 131
. $43
. 71
. 141
. 133
. 38
. 107
. 101
. 114
. , 34
75
8D
. IK
M
tl
II
$7
7
.14.80
Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis ..:
St. Paul
Seattle
Milwaukee
Newark. N. J
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Rochester, N.
Y....
letrolt
Portland ....
Denver '
Indianapolis
Spokane
Salt Lake
City.
Baltimore
Va"
Richmond,
Omaha
Tacoma
Oakland ,
Atlanta
New Orleans ,
Columbus ,
Louisville
Peterson, N. J
Memphis
lies Moines
Grand Rapids ,
Toledo ,
Sacramento, Cal
Cedar Rapids
I'aiiaa ,
Birmingham
injluth. Minn
Ilarrlsburg ;
Lincoln
St. Joseph. Mo
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Stockton
Terre Haute.
Ind.
Moniie. Ala.
South Bend
Tavenport .
Pueblo
Totals...
In fifteen of the fifty cities there were
decreare. Thl t not large In number and
for the most part they have very Uttl in
fluence upon the general situation, with
perhaps th exception of New Tork City, In
which It teems difficult ta reconcile 4 de
crease from the figures a year ago, $14,
13, 190 to tU,704,72S, or 31 per cent, for the
month Just closed. A decrease of four or
five million dollars, oven In 4 elty In whloh
the total are so big, I an Important mat
ter, hut it will b readily appreciated that
tha granting of permits for two or three
unusually large buildings la June a year
M &nd their abaenoe thla year would
bring thla about. Th decrease In th other
cttles cut very little figure, as they are In
placea where building has been active for
4 long tlmt and are now In 4 fairly healthy
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Demand in Market Proves Torpid for
Entire Week.
TARIFF BILL A&OUSES INTEREST
Wall Street Likewise Take Netloe
of Pre I dew t Taffi Reroi-ted
Attttade em Taxatlea. at
Moldtag Cwsspaales.
NEW TORK. July 10. Today' stock
market was analogous to those earlier In
the week. The dull and drooping ten
dency was the reflection of the disap
pointment of speculative hopes of a re
vival of general demand for stocks, aa a
consequence of th favorable develop
ments of the week.
The demand today continued torpid, and,
while the selling pressure was not urgent,
the dribbling of offering was sufficient
to carry price Irregularly downward.
There wa a good deal of attention to
wards Washington on account of the arri
val of the tariff bill at the critical stage
of the conference. It la realised In the
financial community that the prolonged
discussion in both house of eongress may
be rendered nugatory. In Independent par
ticulars by compromises In the conference.
The particular Interest attached to the
report of objection by President Taft to
the double taxation Involved In- the amend
ment to the corporation earnings tax pro
vision. Including "holding companies. "
The Financial Chronicle estimated the
rate of increase In June gross earnings of
railroads over June of laat year at 146
per cent on returns from one-third of the
total mileage of the country. The
same . authority, however, points out
that In June last year the decrease In
gross earnings for a similar mileage and
In comparison with the previous year
reached a percentage of 20.89.
Some of yesterday's weakest stocks
made partial recoveries. A general hard
ening movement in the second hour cor
rected the droop of the first and left final
price changes Insignificant. The discrep
ancies between the bank statement of av
erages and of actual condition which have
come to be expected, throw Increasing au
thority on the actual condition aa the more
reliable statement. It was there that the
known movements of money for the week
found their reflection in the cash gain,
while the repayment of loans to the banks
naturally following the passing of the July
settlements, were also reported In the act
ual condition in contrast with the loan
contraction of the averages.
Bonds were lrregulsr. Total sates, par
value, fl. 624,000. United States ' ts and 3s
have declined 4, and the 4s registered H
per cent on call during the week.
Number of sales and, leading quotations
were as iouowa:
Sales. High.' Low- Close.
Allle-Chalmsrs M
Amsl(inst4 Copper
Aaierlcan Agricultural ...
Am. Bi sugar
Am. Out ptd
Am. C. A P
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. at L. pf4
Am. Ice BMorltlM
American Llnveeo
American LtMomotlv ....
Am. B. A B
Am. I. A R. tM
Am. Sugar Redoing
Am. T. A T -
Am. Tobacco pta.,
,r sis
ftffl 44 44 S4
700 4H "eJH
IK) 11V, HVk
(no (7H tivt
100 7I e 7144
44H
"14
1
67
TSVt
40
H
1SH
MV,
lllVt
ia vi
1404
lona,
S!4
1HV4
l'HVt
124
11IV4
M
10
71
Vi
tl
104
tM
774
444
IVa,
- 400 !4Vs KVi
SfR)
40
40
.son
100 111 Hl'4,
PW 1?7 1?!
40 140Vs 1404.
American Woolae
Anaeonoa Mlnlnx Co
47H 47H
4,700 1114 lists
tOO 1044a 10414
'i.4oo iiiH
Atehtson
Atchlaoa pfa ,
Atlantic Coast Lin
Beltlmoro Ohld,
Hal. A Ohio pf4..
Bethlehem flteol
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
tone- 7t4
4,100 lMVi
400 II
71
tl
Canadian Pacino
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd.....
Central of Now Jersey....
Cttoaapeako A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chlcaso Ot. W...
Chicago A N. W
C. M. St. P
0.. C, C. A Bt. L
Colorado V. 4 I
Colorado A Bo
Colo. 4 so. 1st pfd,
Colo. A Bo. 3d ptd
Consolidated Gaa
Corn Products .
lelawaro A Hudson
Donver A Rio Grande....
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlstl Dors' securlUss..
Brie vv
Erie lat pfd , a....
Kris M pfd
General Elertrlo
Oraat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etfs..
Illinois Central
Intorboroush net
Int. Met. ptd
Int. Harroatar
Int. Marine prd
International Paper
International rump ......
Xowa Central
Kantaa City So
K. C. Bo. pfd....;.,
Louisville 4 N
Minn. A Bt. L
U , Bt. P. 4 B. A at
Missouri Pacific
M., K. 4 T
M., K. 4 T. ptd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. 1st pfd....
New York Central
N. Y., O. 4 W
Norfolk 4 W
North American
Northern Paclflo
imo 7"
10 w
1.3O0 1
400 114
500 1M
100 74
1.004 41
774
4t44
1H
1M
M
74
43
lMVt
104
74
4U
Mvt
I
tAV4
IN
at
llt
400 it
'ioi
tt
47"
'Us.
(.4
11
42H
44
a
?
4iH4
oo
4,700
600
too
4a
M
42
MS
14l4 1444,
100 14
tiTno iii'i
600 14
t0 4t
7
142
It
4
'iiii
"i
....
4644
140
44
14.1 V,
n
4044
73'
10544
44 V,
41 Vi
131
H
1U
If
4H
14
Low
"too
1H
1
ts
46 '4
71
too 44
1.900
300
141
141
44
r,vt
300 14JT4
100 7S1a
14S
4044
1,100 41
100 71
200 10
(00 WH
WI0 MV
1.4O0 1J
tOO 41
100
71
ion
l
61
' llw
160
l.tot 161 1(1
14,380 buildings at ma estimated coat of
167,414,974, against 13,443 buildings aggra
gatlng In coat 151,443.406 for the tame month
a year ago, an Increase of 1,437 buildings
and $4,170,068, 4 gain of 12 per cent The
figures in detail ars aa follow:
-1 908-
-1904-
Estlm'ed No. of Estimated -Per Cent.-
Cost. Bldgs. Cost. Gain. Loss.
$11,704,726 278 $1B.!S,1M .. 31
8.271.O80 1,103 4,Ml,f25 ?6
4.164.694 L2S4 3.C17.04S 2S
J,K3,423 ... 1,673.778 14
$.338,615 61 877,020 167
3,300.003 S76 t.14t 146
2,$:M,668 684 1,203.83 84
1,(01,264 841 1.M2.736 .. 2
1.709.198 308 6U.7.'5 16
1.656.425 LORS 1.2S0.0J3 29
l.rO,36B " 468 1.2MI.412 3
L 148.614 221 751.204 53 ..
' 1,148,418 624 767.RF4 62
1.043.006 290 600.000 77
1,061.26s 169 4Ro.t68 118
936.780 424 1,338, ISO .. $0
816.800 385 841.0G5 $
8S3.3S6 . 829 L840.106 .. 96
709,537 394 494,731 43
701,170 $22 V 604,203 . 39
40,700 S3 191.800 2a
476,275 tat) 864,631 $1
' 606.614 127 244,707 146
662.2ev 132 460.1o4 25
640,843 208 268.6.' 104
633.3K3 214 438.477 19
431.974 304 464.898 .. 7
444.233 ... 415.139 .. 2
401.474 14) W7.3H3 21
3M.J34 277 1K8.178 44 . ,.
Sfo.745 64 124.8.14 181
365.621 $44 SH,866 - ..
2ot.72 38 68,476 279
2C6.2M 125 200,519 29 ..
244 08 107 1 86.204 31
121.144 7 2M.5S8 S3
215.000 24 93,90 124
203.966 118 129,fiO $7
1731 102 B.M.896 .. 64
1M.8? 178 801.745 .. 40
, IW.OOt 81 240.1W 23
170 829 42 74,625 1 34
164 271 89 81.748 40
124.SW 1.S3 49 805 ISO '
KI230 24 42.361 93
74 3S6 64 56.962 26
43.777 84 4601 4
31 44,736 .. 61
l-f 15 44 396 U
15.430 14 U86t ft
$57,414,974 U443 $61,443,404 12 TT
tat, ana they are ao remote that they
tiave little bearing on the general aituation.
ine racuic coast cltlea mak a good
showing, their continue 1 growth and ac
tivity being a phenomenal feature of the
trend of event In thla country at th pre
win ume. mwiar as a eeoreaae 14 any
one section of the country la concerned the
nearest approach to It la In th south,
where a mild reoseelon from the high fig-
urea and th almost continuous activity
or tha -same time past is noted. In St.
Louis, for example, there Is 4 mild de
crease of 3 per cent. New Orleans $, Mo
bile 4. Birmingham 44, Atlanta T, with this
mors than offset by the handsome Increase
In. Louisville of $4 per cent,
160 4ud PtJlM 6Z. -.
Cbattanooga
Pactfle Mall A
Pennsylvania
Pessils t Oea
P . c . c. 4 at. L.
ion sf ts n
7. lat U. l 4
1 114 114 114
' 4
10 41 41 4
its
1O0 41 41
11 1M.a, aa 144
toe u 11
o 1S4 104V, i;a,
I ceo 14, t 11
' C" Tl 71 "
110 44 47 47
tl'4
H
II
ii, im iMt iaxH
oo 1M u m
TOO 11 M BO
Ltnt 4 4S 4
t'
10 14 t t"i
LoO 11 II t"
TOO 70 4t 4
Ujn in 1 is
to 100 Wl 101
(1
I
9,no 4 4 4
v 1 14 146
too 4 44 4
l.ano H 45 14
too 10 o H
T0.V 44 ( 64
1.300 44 14 44
71
100 I t
Pti 14 tteel Cae
Pultmaa Palao rr
Ralla'ar Buat Bprlaaj
Reading .1,
seeeaile ee
Heawblto steel pqt
Rock Island Ce.j
Rock Islud CH. pfd
tv U A P. pfd....
t. l. a w
It U 1. W. pfd
Sleea-Bherriold B. 4 I....
Be si hem Paclflo
Paclflo pfd
to. Rallwar
to. Rallemr Pd
Tennessee Copper
Texaa 4 Pselflo ...
T , St. U 4 W
T . Bt. U 4 W. pfd
t'nlna Pacific J.
t'nloa Pacific f
V. B. Realtr
V. B. Rabber.....
V. B. Steel
V. B steel pt
Vtah Cooper
V -Oarollna Chemical ....
Wabash
Wabash pfd .....
Western Maryland
Weetern t'nloa
Wheelln 4 L.
Wisconsin Central
Total sales for the day.
144, tot shares..
New York Mastr
Market.
NEW YORK. July 10.-MONKT-On call,
nominal; time loana quiet and steady;
sixty days, t per cent; ninety days, ttfc per
cent; six months, t'0,3i4J per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER SH4J4
per cent. -
bltHLl.NIi JEXCHAIWE WHK, Wltn
actual business In bankers' bills at 14 8430
64.8640 for sixty-day bills and at HfOfl
4.8770 for demand. Commercial bills, H.S.
SILVER Bar, UHc; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad ir
regular.
Closing Quotations en bonds today were
as follows;
V. B. ref. Is, rf 11 111. CM. 1st rot. 4a.. 144
de coupon 101 Int. Met. 4a. 40
TJ. A ta, re 101 Int. M. M. 4s. 4
do coupon 101 Japan 4s e7
TJ. B. 4a, re 111 do 4c 44
do coupon IX K. C. Bo. 1st la 74
Allls-C.bai. 1st I..... L. 8. deb. 4a 1M1.... 4
Am. At. ( 101 L. A N. unl. 4s 100
Am. T. 4 T. or. 4.. 104 an , K. 4 T. 1st 4s. .101
Am. Tobacco 4s 10 do (en. 4s 0
do 4s 111 Mo. Facinc 4s at
Armour 4 Co. 4a.. 14 N. R. R. ot M. 4s.. 44
Atchison gen. 4s 10) ,s. Y. c g. I 2
de cv. 4a 116 do deb. 4a 46
do or. ta Ill M. T.. N. H. 4 H.
At. C. L. 1st 4s M .or. 4a 1"
BaL 4 Ohio 4a 100 N. A W. 1st a. 4a.. 104
do 3a 4 do ct. 4a
do b. W. ta No. Pacific 4s 103
Brh. Tr. er. 4a 44 do to 71
t en. ot Oa. 6a 110 0. 8. L. rf. 4a 44
Con. Leather 6a 41 Pcnn. ct. Is 116.. 47
C. ot N. It (
6a... 117 do eon. 4a 104
Ches. 4 Ohlb 4a.
104 Readme tn. 4a. 100
do ref. la 101 at L. 4 B. f. Is. 4s. 47
Chlcaie 4 A. Is ... 14 do gen. 40
C, B. 4 Q. 1. 4a ... 41 Bt. L. 8. W. c 4s... 74
do gen. 4a 100 4o 1st gold 4s 4
C. M. 4 St. P g. ts to Seaboerd A. U a.... 17
C. R. I. 4 P. a. 4s.. 40 80. Paclflo eel. 4a... M
do cel. 4 tr do cv: 4s 104
o rfg 4a (1 de Ut ref. 4s. 44
Colo. Ind. 4a Tl 80 Railway 6a. ......11!
Colo. Mid. 4a II do gen.. 4s !
0. 4 8. r. 4 e. 4s. 9' Union Pacific 4s. 104
D. 4 H. ct. 4a 104 do er. 4a Ill
D. 4 R. O. 4s 7 do let 4 ret. 4s....
do ref. ta 14 C. B. Rubber 4s r
r1rtll!era 4 T7 TJ. 8. Bteel 3d I.. ..104
Brie p. 1. 4 to Va.-Csro. Chem. I.. 44
do gen. 4s 77 ewabaah lat Is. Ill
do ct. 4a series A. 47 do 1st A ex. 4s.... 77
do aeries B T4 West. glee. CT. Is.... 14
Gen. Blee. ct. 6s.... 144 Wis. Central 4s 14
eBld. Offered.
Boston Stocks avnd Bonds.
BOSTON, July 10 Money, call loana, 144
erg per cent; time loana, 23Vs per cent.
Closing Quotations were as follow
Atchison adj. 4s.
43 Arisona Com.
.. tt
.. t
tt
..Ml
..441
.. 10
.. 7
.. 1
do 4S
Atchison R. R...
da pfd
Pcrton A Albenr.
Boston A Maine
Boston derated .
..141 AtlanUe ..........
..lit Butte Coalition ..
..104 cal. 4 Arltons...
..''31 cal. 4 Heel
..160 Centennial
..134 Copper Rang ...
Pltchburg pfd
N. T.. N. H. 4 H
Union Pacific
Pair West
.171 Franklin
.144 Uranbr
.. 14
.. It
Am. Arge. Chem..
44 Greene cananea
.. 4
.. 34
de Pfd 143 Isle Rorala
Am. Pneu. Tube 7 Man. Mining .,
Amer. Sugar 1T4 Michigan
do pfd 1JS Mohawk
Am. T. 4 T 140 Mont. C4 O.
Amer. Woolen ...... 43 Nerada ,
do pfd K-8 old Dominion .,
.. a
,. 10
.. 43
.. 30
.. 38
.. as
..140
.. to
.. H
Dominion I. dt B ... 44 Oeeeola .,
Edison Else. Illu.
..348 Parrot
Mass. Electrto
do pfd
Maaa. Oal
United Prult
United 8. M...
do ptd
U. 8. Bteel....
do ptd
AdTontur ....
Allouea
Amalgamated ,
.. 13 Qutnor
.. 71 Shannon .4
.. 41 Tamarack i
..13 United Copper ....
... 41 U. B. Mining......
...3 U. 8. Oil
,.. 48 Utah
..136 Victoria -
... 4 Winona
.. 41 WolTcrln
... 10 North Butt
.. 14
.. TO
.. 4
41
31
41
, 4
!""."l4
....... 47
Loadoa Closing; Stoka. ,
LONDON, July 10. After an uncertain
opening for American securities on tha
Stock exchange here today there was
strengthening on light buying and th oloB
wa firm. .
London closing stocks:
Console, monar... 14 1-14 Louisville 4 If 143
do account.
. 14 M., K. 4 T 41
Amal. Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore 4 Ohio..,
Canadian Pacific..
Chesapeake 4 O...,
Chicago O. V
Chi.. Mil. 4 St. P..
De Beers
Denrer 4 Rle Q...
do pfd
Krlo ...r...
do 1st pfd ,
de td pfd
Grand Trunk
. 41 N. T. Central 115
. Norfolk 4 W 41
.IllH do pfd 0
.107 Ontario 4 -W (3
.111 PcnnarlTanls 70
.11 Rand Mine 10
. 40 Reading T
. 1 Southern Rr 31
.107 oo pia Tl
. 14 Southern Paclflo. 117
. 41 t'Dion pacific lie
. 47 do pfd .....107
. 34 U. 8. Bteel 70
. 14 do pfd 121
. 44 wabash - II
. 31 da ptd 66
Illinois Central.
.US' Spanish 4s 4?U
B1L.VEK war, quiet at a i-im per ounco,
MONEY-44 per cent.
The rate of discount in. the ODen market
for- short and three months' bills Is W4i
l d-m per oent.
ClearlasT Hoe.se Bask Statement.
NEW TORK. Jul-- 10. The -statement "of
clearing houae ban.is for the week, (flvs
days), shows that the banka hold $32,002,840
more than the requirements of the 26 per
cent reserve rule. This is a decrease of
2,4i)3,l76 In the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with laat. week. The staie-
ment follows;
Increase.
Loans
Lcpoalts
Circulation
.$13,418.tf)0.$O0
. 1.426.337,600
49,069.900
. . 7c,714.80J
3f4).872,4O0
. 8R8, 687,800
866.634.400
32.002.800
82,668,475
$8,710,300
7.021.9C0
34.700
342,000
Legal tenders
bpecle
Reserve
Reserve required
8J6,70
737,700
1,766.475
Burpius
3,493176
2,602,575
Ex-U S. deposit
Decrease.
The percentage of actual reserve ef the
clearing house banks today was 37.43.
i ne statement or banks and trust com
panles of greater New . York not reporting
to tne clearing house, shows these Instl
tutlons have aggregate deposits of tl,284,
108,600, total cash on hand 3162.461.a00, and
loans amounting to 31.179,747.300.
lyoeml Soearttloe Mtatloaa.
Quotations furnished sr
sal sterna, jr..
414
New York Lite building. Ol
BI4. Asked,
Cudahr Packing 0
Columbus, Neb., L. as liza
CUT of Omaha bonds 4a 124
Clt ef Omahs la Hit
. 4 46
. 104 10t
. 1"J lei
Douslae Countr 4a 1M
First Net I bank, Co. Bluffs, 13
r. 4 M. Beak stock. Useela
, 101 I'M
. .. to
lv4
Oats City Malt Oo. 4
Kansas Cltj Rt. Is 1411
Nebraska Telephone Stock 4
104
17
44
17
44
100
M
44
44
4o
44
St
tut
4
100
40
Nebraaka Underwrttara, Omaba.
Omaha Oaa 6a 1111
41
Omaha lilac. Llsht 4 rower 6s 1431...
1'JO
lvl
10
Omeka 4 C. B. BU It 7. la 1414
Omana ek G. 14. SC sr. as 1U
Omaha 4 C. B. Bt. Rr. 1
Omaha 4 C. B. St. Rr. com. 4
14
Tl
Omaha 4 C. B. BU Rj. A B- ptd 4...
Omaha Water Co. la II 44
Omaha Water to let pld...
Omaha A ef T. Bid a Co. ptd t
Omaha B P. 4 T Co. la 1 Si T ,
South Omaha Sswer 4a lm
Bleu Cltr ttcek Tarda pfd 4
Union 8 Look Yards. South Omaha, 4,
Baak Clrarlaia. '
44
n
It
40
100 lvl
14 ft
46 44
OMAHA, July 10 Bank clearings for to
day were $2,108,176.42, and for the correa
ponding date last year, 11. 710,365.22. ,
1909.
1904.
Monday ....
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday
Saturday ,.
... Holiday
.$ 2.890.110.44
. 2.641, 306.87
. I 107.154 11
. 2.44I 6O-..00
. 2,109.174.43
$1.665. 359.10
1.846.16411
1.887.561 7$
l.$49.69.3K
1.710.365 32
Totals .$12.792 063.46 W.449.041.63
Increase over the corresponding week las
year, $3,843,012.11.
New York Mfelaai Stacks.
NEW TORK, July 16. Closlsig quotation
on mining stocks were as follows
Alios 114 ! Tills Cos.
ttransvirk Cos 4 Ulllt Chief .
Oat. Tunnel stork... ! Meslcas
4e ponds . . lrst Ontario
Con. CaL 4 Vs 40 Ophlr
Hon Sllear 4B stantart
Iron llrer 1 Yellow Jacket
.100
...lit
...1J
...11
Exite-rte aat I aa ports.
NEW TORK. July 10. Exports 'of mer
chandise and airy good at the port of New
Tork for the week ending July t war
valued at $14,184,432. Import of specie for
the port of New York for th week ending
today were $76,794 silver and $180,494 gold.
Export of specie from the poet of New
York for th week ending today war 894L
448 silver and 82.K6.0uO gold. .
.u
TSX BBPLaAB.B
.leu's and Boys' High Grade Clothing
Your Unrostrictod Cholco of Nearly 2,000 Suits
from our Own Regular Spring Cl Summer Stock
Suits mnt Sold
ot Q1G.OO. ..
Suits mat Sold
a ata 4 ar x a-.
Ul iJlO.UU
Several Lots of Suits That Sold at 525.00.
All this season's most clever styles aad the most popular fabrics, colorings and patterns.
Assortments are 60 varied that satisfactory selection is assured you.
iLvery Suit is told under our usual guirtnUe of satisfaction, looh thsm over,
we believe you'll vete them sup trior to all other tfferinys mt the price
MEN'S STRAW HAT CLEARANCE
All 35c Straw llats, to close, 4 r
choice I w C
All 75o Straw Hats, to close,
''choice. ......
All $1.00 Straw Hats, to close,
choice
fJAYDEsTs
100,000 Rolls of High Olas
Secured at a Tremendsas -fl
Bargali. on Sale Monday 1
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle Show Little Change from
' Last Week.
HOGS UNCHANGED FOR THE WEEK
Beat Sheep Quarter Higher Than La
at
Week,' with- Heavr Grades Only
Aboat Steady Better Feel
" Ins Pre rails.
SOUTH
ReeelDts were:
OMAHA. July W, 19W.
Cattle. Hots. Sheep.
1,266 1.101 tMi
Offlnlal Moridav
Official Tuesday .. 1.1R3 i.eii
Official Wednesday $.$30 14,454 1.147
Official Thursday 1,009 13.469 l,z"u
Official Friday 1,877 4,144 516
.estimate Saturday iuo ..
Six day this week..... J.12,834 48.499 ,M7
Same days laat week.... 13. $60 ' 44.599 16,844
Same daya $ weeks afo.. 11, 20. 60.497 14.766
Uame days 8 weeks ago.. 18. 40$ 39.709 14,627
name days 4 weeks ago..l4.U6 .
Same days last year 8,90 ' 33,377 20,167
The followlnc .table shews ths receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
lor tne year to date. . compared wun isei
rear: 19119. 1908. loc Dec
Cattle 465,647 145.114 20,533
Hogs 1,468,871 1,559.628 10,6t,2
Sheep 479.667 723.494 43,827
The following table shows ths average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons: .
Date. I 1909. ,U04. ,1907. 1W6.106. 11901. 'J.:03.
July T 71 5 79 4 48 626526
July 4.... T 764. 4 18 6 79 4 42 5 26 tr $54
July 7.... 7 69i 4 86 4 48 6 2'i 6 19 6 49
July $.... 7 MS 6 16 6 7il 6236 17 639
July .... 7 47, 4 1H 5494 52 615645
July 16... 764 423664 6.64 5 83 6 i8
Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r i.
Wabash R. R.
U. P. R. R.
C.-A N. W. (east) ..
C. & N. W. (west)..
C., Bt. P., M. tt O..
C. B. A Q. east) ..
C, B. & Q. (west)..
Chicago Ot. Western
10
4
19
Total - receipts ... 4
68
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer' purchasing the
number .of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hosts. Sheep.
Omaha Packing; Co. ..
Swift and Company'..
Cudahy Packing Co.,..
Armour St .Co
Swift A Co., K. C...
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C
J. H. Bulla
Layton A ' Co
Other buyers
Totals
296
' . f.K8
1,004 1.205
665
62 '
80
95
266 ...a.
I
184 ' 3.610 1,205
CATTL.E There were four or five cars
of cattle reported In, but three of them
were direct to packers and not offered for
sale, so that there was really no market.
For the week receipts have ahown a mod
erate decrease aa comparedVwlth last week,
but a large Increase as compared with a
year ago.
Handy lightweight steers of good quality
have been free seller all thl week, buy
er giving them the preference over all
other grade. The market on cattle of that
kind ha been steady or a little stronger
every dsy, with the exception of Wednes
day, when there was a little reaction. At
the close of the week the market Is a little
stronger and the feeling a little better
than one week ago. While heavy cattle
have been less actlva sellers they have
nevertheless held up very well and at the
close of the week are generally quoted as
steady with a week ago.
Very few cornfed cows are coming at
the present time, but what few there were
have met with very ready sale all week at
satisfactory prices. The best grades of
grass fed cows have also sold very well,
but fhe general run of grass stock has had
a steadily downward tendency and at the
close of the week the market Is 25fi40o
lower on that kind of cattle. It Is hsrdly
necessary to add that this decline Is largely
on account of the liberal receipts of south
ern cattle at most all market points, which
taken the place to a great extent of cow
stuff. . Veal calves declined 2&360o during
the week.
There ha been comparatively little busi
ness doing In Blockers and feeders this
week, both reeelpta and demand being
moderate. Still It Is sppsrent that ths
country wants cattle, but the prevailing
idea see ma to be that present prices are
too high and that they will go considerably
lower when western rangers begin moving
more freely. Thua with the country hold
ing back waiting for lower prices the mar
ket this week hss had a downward ten
dency, being at the close of the week
4 On lower than last week.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, t6.6Oft4.80-, fair to good cornfed
steers, $4 2.vh4M; common to fair cornfed
steere, t6 26425: good to choree yearlings,
th.6a7.00: good to choice cornfed cews snd
heifers. $600fe6.75; fair to good corns and
heifers. $3.fid(j6 00; common to fslr cows
and heifers, $1.75433.60; good to choice
stocksrs snd feeders, $4 tfvfis 40, fslr to good
stocksrs and feeder. $3.75it4 26; common to
fair, stockers and feeders, $3 0033 7:.; stork
heifers. $3.23 6&; vest calves. $3 6084.60;
bulls, stags, etc. $1 00-o4 00.
HOOS The market opened about steady
thla morning and a good soars of the bet
ter grades ef shipping hogs sold that way,
but the market on packers was slow, some
of th buyers holding back -and not try
ing to do very much business. The result
was that the market was at no time very
a olive, easing off, closing aa much aa to
lower than yesterday In some cases. A
considerable proportion of the hogs sold at
$7.40cT7.7t and on up as high aa $7 86.
Receipts of hogs this week have been
quit liberal, showing a decided Incresse
over last week and a very heavy Increase
over a year ago. On account of large re
ceipt both hci and at other market
Letting Down the
1(0)
Boys'
Our entire
to be olosed
price while
choice . . . .
SALE WILL CONTINUE ALL WEEK.
forqet Try HAYDEN'S First payS
s
up mp T)t
C to "2J (A 0 1 i
If you're going to paper, don't fail to gtt in on Monday's sale.
We do painting and paparhanglng Get our estimate on work.
points buyers were unable to pound prices
the middle ot the week, but the sharp ad
vance yesterday made up for a Rood share
of the loss, leaving prices at the close of
the week very little different from what
they were one week ago.
Representative sales:
Ne. At. Bh. Tr. No. A. Bh. Ft.
74 tit 194 T 45 421 ... 7 $
6t J14 40 7 40 id 144 ISO 7 4
40 121 40 7 40 4 til 120 7 65
41... lit 40 T 40 44 1.14 0 t 44
40 "0 tOO 7 40 48 147 40 7 44
T I'll ... 7 40 61 141 40 7 44
1S4 tt) 7 W) 11 110 40 T 45
71 J4J 40 7 40 7J 244 40 7 47H
Tl 224 40 7 40 43 151 ... 7 70
44 ill 40 7 40 7 ...1U 4 7 70
73 210 40 7 40 It ..ISt 140 7 74
41 231 ... 7 40 44. ...... .241 liO 7 70
40 104 M 1M 7... 120 ... 7 70 "
71 IW 40 7 40 40. 14 10 7 70
44 lit 40 1 47 MA 40 7 70
tt 4 40 7 W 44 M4 140 7 70
74 (34 M 14 71 ill ... 7 7
44 117 40 7 44 147 140 7 75
77 ..HI 40 7 41 It 106 10 7 75
74 ) 40 7 4f 40 177 too 7 74
tt ..2W 40 J 46 44 274 40 7 74 s
74 231 140 7 44 45 270 ?40 7 75
74 234 IN lit 47 tM 140 7 74
41 Ml 140 7 44 46 1T4 40 7 TS
44 246 ... T 44 Tr. 124 40 T Tt
70 234 1M 7 44 44 174 ... T 74
44 230 120 7 44 42 144 44 7 71
41 164 ... 7 44 74 Ml U 7 75
77 200 ... T 44 4 170 IV 7 77U
41 244 t 7 15 4S 144 ... 7 40
71 222 10 7 44 44 151 ... 7 (2
10 434 40 I 44 44 2t2 ,.. 7 42
T4 234 140 f 64 ti 170 ... 7 44
7.. 441 140 t 41 . 4 ' ... 7 44
77 1.14 t40 7 44 41 .27 140 T 44
64 214 100 7 44 42 277 ... 7 44
40 . .107 40 T U
' SHEEP There were a few load of Cali
fornia spring lambs on sale this morning,
but not enough to make a market. The
big end of the shipment sold at $7.76, villi
a small string at $6.00. The market, if
Buch It can be called with very light re
ceipts, Is quotably steady.
As was noted yesterday, th live mutton
trade at this point during the week has
held up exceedingly well as compared with
the sheep values on other markets. While
the total advance ' Is not by any means
spectacular, the fact that there Is an ad
vance at all Is worthy of note. Medium
weight killing stock In sheep and lambs
is about a quarter higher than last week's
close. Weighty muttons met with an In
different reception, but prices on this class
of stork show no perceptible decline for
the week and are generally steady. Re
ceipts for the week total about 9.000 head,
as compared with almost 16,000 liead last
week and 80.000 for the same week last
year. The bulk were range sheep and
while there haa been only a sprinkling of
feeding msterials on sale, demand la broad
and prospects of the feeder sheep market
iook exceptionally bright.
Quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Good to choice spring lambs, $7.608.36;
fair to good spring lambs, tS.00.cp7.M, good
to choice yearlings, $4.76735.16; fair to good
yesrllngs, $4.60gj4.76; good to choloe wet hens,
$4.?6iH60; fsir to good wethers. $4.00 to;
good to choice ewes, t3.90jj4.26; fair to good
ewes. $.1.6001.00.
Representative sales:
No.
Av.
. 74
. 74
Pr.
7 75
00
996 California Iambs
210 California lambs
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Story ot Day's Trading; ta Cuttle,
Hoar aad Sheep.
CHICAGO, July 10. CATTLE Market
steady; beeves, $4 .S0i$1.40; Texas steers,
$4.60)8.10; western steers. $4.1&o.l6; Block
ers and feeders, $3.40Cf 5.10; cows and heif
ers. $2.604.16; cslves. $4.3O7.$0.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at $.000 head;
market 5c lowerL light, 87.20ffT7.86; . mixed.
$7.404.05; heavy. $7.40-88.10; rough, $7.45
7.66; good to choice heavv, t7.K6-fJ8.10; pigs,
$6.26ff7.16; bulk of sales. 17.781.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts estimated
at $.000 head; market weak; native, tl 78
t2 86; western, $2.76 4 80; yearlings, $4 609
4 00; lambs, native, $4.768.76; western, $5.00
$.60.
.
Bt. L,als Live Stock Market.
PT. LOUIS, July 10. CATTLE Receipt.
1.000 head. Including 700 Texan; market
stesdy; native shipping and export steers.
$6.267.10; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$5.7($4.26; steers under 1,000 lbs., $4 6065 0;
stockers and feeders, $3.86(4 86; cows and
heifers. $3.6040; eanners, 82 00&2.50; bulls.
$3 7085.00; calves. $.!67.26; Texas and In
dian steers, $3.6004.10; cow and heifers,
$2.64?5.00.
HOGS Receipts, $.000 head; lOe hlrher:
plrs and lights, $6.75417 80; packers. t.7(9
8.(10; butchers snd best heavy. t 054.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 403 head;
market steadv; native muttons, $3 64V94 00;
lamb. $6 60438 60; culls and buck. $2.7585 60:
stockers, $3 60i&4.$0.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
BT. JOSEPH. July 10 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,000 head; market steady; steers,
$4.607O0; corns and heifer. $2.5Oit7.00;
calves. 83.50V7.40.
HOGS Receipt. $.000 head; market
steady; top, $SO0; bulk of ssles, $7.76y7.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS No sheep on
sale; lambs, quiet, r.4Ot)8.0t.
Slnax Cltr Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY Ia., July 10 (flpeelal Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, $6 00.6 76; grass cows,
tt oO-frt 26; fat cows. $4.76fM.0; feeders, $4 00
4J4 75; cslves, yearlings. $3 60r4 40.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head; market
steady; rsnite of prices, $7.4W7.76; bulk of
sales, $7.60ij7.60.
Stock la 8t-ht.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western marketa yesterday were ss follows:
Cattle nosx. eaeep.
South Omaha
St. Joaepn ...
bloux City ..
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Touts
100
4.44
1 809
l.OoO
100
4.000
1.400
2.00
2,000
too
10..0
8.000
3,000
600
6,000
1204 23,844 8,803
Kssaaa City Live Stoek Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. July 14 CATTLE
Receipts, 4 000 head. Including 8 600 south
erns; market steady;' native steers, $4 60
7.00; southern ateer, $i tO(J.Tt; southsra
Co wo, tlstdttaC; native cow and hot fore,
$2.2&aV7.2ti; Blocker and feeders. UMunstM:
IIAYDEITs J
Price
TMC RttlABUB aTOSht V
Suits
ttint Sold
at 320.00
Suits
mat Sold
at 5522. GO
Wash Suit
G
stock of $1.75 and $2.00 values
Monday at one
they last at,
95c
;T. I j AVDEHs
tttttWLttf aTtMC
Wall Paper
Most Extraordinary Bargain
Ever Ollered in Omaha.
bulls, $3.004.76; calvea, $3 75tt7.25; western
steers, $4.8634.60; western cows, $8 6TVJ4.00.
HOOS Receipts, $,000 head; market weak
to 6o lower; bulk, $7.7007.96; heavy, $7.8031
7.96; packers and butchers, $7.8037.95; light,
$7.60W7.80; pigs, $4.26fl7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $000
head; market steady; muttons, t4.OftW4.75;
lambs, $4.508.00; rsngs wethers. $4.00.a6.25;
range ewes, $3.254.60. .
NEW YORK GEXERAL ' MARKET
(notations ot the Day Ojat Vartoaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. July 101 FLOUR Receipts,
17.800 bbls.; exports, 900 bbls. ; quiet, but
firm; Minnesota patents, t6.26f94.60; Minne
sota bskers, $6.30iu6.60; winter patents. $6.50
&6.K5; winter straights, $4.256.40; winter
extras, I4.7Wh5.70; winter low grades, 44 765?
5.60; Kansas straights, $5.766.00. Rye flour,
steady; fnlr to good, $4.604.66; choice to
fancy, $4.70fi4 .90.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine whit and yel
low, $1.66(91.70; coarse, $1.6&5jL60, kiln dried,
$3.75.
RYE Steady; No. 1 western, DOttc, nomi
nal, f. o. b.. New Tork.
BARLEY Firm; feeding, 72 73c, f. o. b..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 4.000 bu.; exports.
168.100 bu. Spot, firm: No. red. old. $1.46.
nominal, elevator, and f. o. b., .afloat; No.
2 red. new, $1.22. end August, f. o. b,
afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, old,- $1,374.
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 hard winter,
old, $1331., nominal, f. o. b afloat. Owing
to continued heavy rains '-and flood In
winter wheat states tho wheat market was
strong and active this morning, closing
Hlo net higher. July closed at $L247A.
September at $1.18, December at $L17 and
May at $1.19.
CORN Receipts. $.200 bu. Spot, firm;
No. $ old, 78 '4c, elevator, and 78c, f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 2 new, 65c, winter shipments.
The option market wa without transac
tion, closing HS'Sio net higher. July closed
at 77l4c September at MVic and December
at (.60.
OATS Receipts, , 21.300 bu. Spot. 'quiet;
mixed osts, 26 to 32 lbs.. 57a nominal;
natural white. 2$ to 2'.' lbs., Mtt&6Sc; clipped
white, 34 to 42 lbs., 689Sc.
HAY Firm; No. 8, 7580c; good. to choice,
ftOOtri-OS-
1.1 DES Quiet; Bogota, U?22c; Central
America, 22c.
PROVISIONS Beer, steady; family, $14.04
JiM.tO; mess, $11.0011.60; beef hams, $24.O03
26.00; packet, $12.5'g 13.00; elty extra India
nuss. 120.60ft 21.00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, $12,606)13.00; pickled .hams, $12 60
4113 00. Lard, easy; western, $1L90 It 00;
leflned, barely steady; continent. $12.80;
South America, $13 00; compound, $T758.09.
Pork, firm; fsmlly, $21 gog'22.00; short clear,
$21.O0g23.O0; mess, $21.25ft'2S.O0.
TALLOW Parely steady; city ($2 per
pkg ), 6 8-iac; country (pkgs. free), 1 5-lfW
13c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 3
6c; Japan, nomtral.
BUTTER Finn; creamery specials, 2Hc;
official price, 24Ho; extras. 2fic.
CHEESE Stesdy; new slate full cream
Kprcluls, 13H014tto. '
EGGS Irregular; western firsts, 21V42$c;
seconds, !07i21e. '
POULTRY Western spring chickens, 23i;;
fowls, 16Vic; turkeys, 13c. Dressed, steadr;
western chickens and broilers, 18 23c; fowls,
Ii4tl5c, -
Kansas City Grain sat Frortaloaa,
KANSAS CITT, Mo., July 10.-WHEAT-Unrhanged;
No. 8 hnrd. 81 19&1 22; No. 8.
$1.17(81.20; No. 2 red. $1.16.31.17; No. $. $L10i$
116.
CORN l2c higher; No. I mixed, 48
9c; No. 3, 48"'&'9c; No. I white, 71Vj(
71c: No. S. 7H4Si7U4jC. .
OATS-Uncbsnared; No. I white, 62953c;
No 2 mixed, 474)490.
RYE S2c.
HAY New unchanged; choice timothy,
$14.6tVtfU0O; choice prairie, $9.869.50; choice
alfalfa. tl2.00( 18.00.
BUTTER Creamery extra, 84c; firsts,
22r; .seconds, 20c; packing stock. 18c
EGGS Extra, 22c; firsts. 80c; current re
ceipts, 17Vic; seconds and dirties, 15A4o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ". 14,000 14 ooo
Corn, bu 8.000 $4,000
Oats, bu 2.000 8,000
Kansas City options closed aa follows:
Article.
I Open. I High. I Low. I Close.
Wheat
July September
December
Corn
July September
December
1 69 J
1 ooh
1 04SI
1 03' I
44 I
41 '4 1
61HI
1 111
1 06.
1 04HI
46s
4KSI
us!
1 104
1 4'4,
1 04B
45S
41'4
61
1 4'4
1 03Ts
48
41
61
B Bid.
Wool Market.
LONDON. July M The offering at tha
wool auction sales toosy numbered io.7
bales, which were quietly sold at recent
rates, lontineniai ana nomo ouyers loos
the bulk or tne gooa merino ana nom
spinners were ready buyers of crossbred,
which were In large supply. American
secured s few lots of the latter. Next
week 53 670 bales will be offered. Today's
ssies follow: New Stjuth Wale. 1,104
bales: scoured, 9V4dQls 10d; grsr. Ihid
tin 2d. Queensland. 400 bales! scoured. Is
4dil fd; greasy, VMHd. Victoria, i,t00
bales; scoursd, lltyls tfcd; greasy, Tdid)
Is 3 '.id. South Australia. 906 bales; greasy,
Mills lHd. Tsemsnla. 1900 bales; greasy.
4aia Jd. New Zealand, t.ftOO bales; scoured,
td'nls Id; greasy, 6'd(ls 11. Cape of Oooi
Hope and Natal. 600 bales; scoured, 6Hd
Is d; gressy, 6HiiiHd.
ST. IiOl'18 Julv 10 WOOL Unchsnged;
territory snd eeetem mediums, 20 27 c;
line mediums, 214j24c; fine, 120l4Vio.
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