Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. JLJLV
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Pricet Still Tend to Lower
Fifurei All Along.'
HEAVY KECEIPTS SURPRISE BULLS
111 TV. Rsenn steady; hnsed extra hrs.
$i 7:.; clei- rib. Ill 75; ihort claira. $11 fH
POULTRY Steady; chicken. ll4c;
spring. 15v; turkeys. 17c; ducka, Wc;
geese, 4c
Ml TTKR-Stnly; creamery,
LUGS-Hlgher. 17Sc.
Receipt.
I 9"0
W MO
112. 0
64,000
Hour, bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Coin. bu. ..
Oats, bu. ...
Shipment.
4. TOO
128 K
,40
Ralna Ot (or Brit nd Dwi
Prices Willi Sharp Tarn nail
' Sec Only Dry Wrilkrr
for Hop.
OMAHA. July . 1909.
With cables weak and lower and receipt
heavily over the estimate, the crowd neld
bearish and hammered . w heat value mill
lower. Wheat I being received In the
heaviest volume known lo the trade and It
la of Uia finest quality. Sentiment rules
trongly to the bear aide and an long a
receipts continue liberal further decline
are looked .for.
Corn weakened ("harply owing to general
ralna 'throughout th entire belt. Iry
weather waa the only sustaining feature
and the outlook la now very favorable.
Beara were again hammering wheat and
tha heavy .receipts and weak cable gave
them mora confidence and prlcee declined
under the ' feature. If the receipt con
tinue aa heavy thara aeem to be nothing
to check the market. t'ah wheat was off
another cent today.
Rain throve; bout the corn belt resulted
In renewed Belling pressure and caah val
uea Buffered a loss. Prospects are excep
tionally good and a freer movement from
now on la looked for. The distant future
are Buffering the heaviest decline.
Primary wheat receipt were 1.84,00n
buehela and shipment were 501. 0"0 btihels,
galnat recelpta laat yenr or .73..M0 bueh
ela and ahlpmenta of M 000 bushels
Corn recelpta were 691.000 buehel and
ahlpmenU were 226.000 bushel, against re
ceipt lftt year of 4O3.O00 buahela and shlp
menta of 861,000 buahela.
Clearance Were ,000 buehela of corn.
none of oata and-wheat and flour equal to
163.000 buahela.
Liverpool closed t1d lower on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
Local range of options:
Article. Open. Hlgh Low. Cloae. Yes y.
Wheat I ) , I I I
July... 1 00S1 1 OOSl 99141 994 1 00S
Sept... M1.I 7 97 914
Corn- . ( I I I
July... 7H1 6741 67t ?Vi! 67H
Sept... 62T4 62) 62 ' 62T 62Ti
Oats -ll
July.... 41) ,41 40S 0H 41 '4
Hept... $7V STVkl A 36'4, 3.V4
Oa
akat
Cask Price.
WHEAT No- I hard, $1.01; No. I hard,
rUfoWo; No. 4 hard. W-Sc.
CORN-No. 2. 6f4M4c; No. 8, ftBtiflWHc:
No. , MWxtM4e; no grade, 62ij4Sc; No. 2
yellow, 6Cffti6VBc;- No. 2 yellow, PBS&eiiHc;
No. 2 white,. WVWc; No. 3 white, 6114
0Hc. '
OAT8-N0. J mixed, 43Vi44o; No. 1 yel
low, 444J44'Ac; Ifo. I white, 4a44c; No. 4
white, 4242ViC.
RTE No. 2. Ta&T9c: No. ; T071o.
Cferlpt Receiata.
Wheat. Corn.Oat.
Chicago ..' 650 281 , 68
Minneapolis 16
Omaha . W 77 6
Dulutn 21
WEATHER I THE GRAIN BELT
Unsettled, etlta Probably aawera la
Vicinity of Omaha.
OMAHA. July M, 1901.
The area of hlarh pressure overlying the
central valley Saturday morning la mov
ing lowly off over the eastern portion of
the emimrv and It crest I central over
the middle Atlantic elate thla morning.
An area of low pressure, central over the
Hockv mountains. I following the area of
hlah. and unsettled weather with general
rains, prevailed over the central valley
and western portion of the country during
sunilf. and rains continue in m moun
tain and central valley thl morning.
The eastward movement of the depression
now over the mountains will cauae con
tinued unsettled weather and probably
showers In thl vicinity tonlaht and Tuea
day. with no Important change In temperature.
Record or temperature ann precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last tnree years.
190. 190. 1907. ismti.
Minimum temperature ... 72 62 46
Precipitation 12 T .0) .81
Normal temperature for today. 77 degree.
Deficiency in precipitation aince March 1,
0.13 of an Inch.
rtces corresponding period In IOTB, 1.04
Inches.
I 'efirlency corresponding period !n 1907,
1.27 Inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn and TV eat Regies Bulletin.
Fbr Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m.. 75th meridian
time. Monday, July M. 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rein
station Mai. Mln. fall. Sity.
Ashland. Neb.....
Auburn, Neb
Broken Bow, Neb.
Columbus, Neb...
Culbertson, Ntb..
IFalrburr, Neb...
Fairmont. Neb...
Or. Island. Neb..
Hartlngton. Neb.
Hastings, Neb....
Hnldrege, Neb...
Oakdale, Neb
Omaha. Neb.
Tekamah, Neb...
AJta. la
Carroll. Ia
Clarlnda, Ia
Plhlev, Ia
Sioux City. Ia...
Minimum temperature
period ending at I a. m.
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market ii Stagnant, Awaiting Action
of Steel Director!.
DIRECTORS WILL MEET TODAY
Bnt Resalt aa to Increased Dividend
Will rrehakly Tlot Be Annoanced
I'ntll After Eachnnae
Closes.
creased 41.78m., loans decreased i;,T74.
OiiOm.. discount decreased 44.0M.00Om.,
treasury bills decreased 23 41 OfXVn.. note
In circulation decreased tt.J7.0n0m., de
posit Increased 2K.W4.O0Om., gold In hanJ
Increased 3.711.000m.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PMOVlIO?l9
Knormoa Receipts of Wheat Cause
Farther Slum In Market.
CHICAGO,. July 26. Enormous receipt
of new wheat here and In the southwest
caused a atlll further deotlne In wheat
prlcee on the Board of Trade today; July
dropping to $1.06V and September to $1.03,
loeses et 2c and l'-fec, reepectlvely, com
pared with Saturday dote. ' The market
closed weak, at net declines of 14lHc.
Corn, oata and provisions were also weak.
Weakness bordering on demoralisation
prevailed In the wheat pit during the great
part of the day, and me marKei waa suo
leeted to a areat amount of atop loss sell
ing and renewed profit taking by minor
hnldors There waa a fair bulge following
an opening decline of VS'Hc to T4c ,n
to covering by short, prompted py an
official forecaat for unaettled weather in
sections of the winter wheat belt for to
morrow, but the advance only aerved to
brine out additional aalea, resulting in
still greater weakness.
The primary cause of the selling prea
atira waa tha extremely liberal recelpta of
new -wheat at Kansas City. Arrivals here
odav were BU) car loads, while at th" two
southwestern centera more than 1 00 000
bushels were received. Talk of recelpta
here tomorrow of more than l.oou carload
waa one of the depressing factora during
the last half of the day. The market was
also weakened by lower cable and cool
weather In the northwest.
During the day July eold between $t.0r.V
and fl 08, and September between I1.03T4
and II 061.
Ralna In Iowa, Missouri, Kansa and
other eeotlona of the corn belt removed
all anxiety concerning the new crop and
Inspired general selling of that cereal,
which resulted In declines bf from lTtC to
iSc. compared with 8atuley'a close. The
market closed extremely weak near the
loweat point of the day at net decline of
l1mo to lHo.
The alump In wheat and corn, a decline
of He to lc in the price of the cash
grain, and predloUone of greatly Increased
recelpta within a few daya caused weak
nesa In th oata market. The close waa
weak at decline of o to lHo.
1'rovlalona closed 7o to SOo lower.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
M M .M Cloudy
67 62 . 54 Foggy
R2 M 02 Foggy
M M .27 Cloudy
86 3 .00 Fongv
74 3 T Ft. cloudy
72 63 .03 Cloudy
73 61 .00 Cloudv
66 61 T Cloudy
82 67 .S3 Cloudy
l 62 " .00 Fogy
66 64 .01 Cloudy
65 fi . 11 Cloudy
70 62 . 90 Cloudy
71 60 .09 Cloudy
65 58 .46 Cloudy
68 60.' .58 Cloudy
73 61 .01 Cloudy
64 62 . 40 Cloudy
NEW TORK. July fi -The stock market
waa stagnant today. Th speculative con
tingent aeemed determined to await me
outcome of the 1'nlted State Steel divi
dend meeting which 1 not expected to
begin until after the market has closta to
morrow. The Indication of further delay
In the adjutment of the tariff controversy
at Washington eem to have some effect
on discouraging any activity In the market.
More Intereat center at rypsent in the
corn crop than In any otner iro-i me
Speculative standpoint. o that the helpiul
weather condltlona for It were a beneficial
factor for value. The factor did not oper
ate on the prlcee of aecurltle and, In tact.
Hock Island, the mini Important of the
corn earners suffered from pressure of
profit taking ale. after a brisk fractional
advance at th ODenlna" Trade news of
steel was good and Included a content-1
plated advance 01 prices 01 wire m
be enforced In Auguat Inatend of at the be
ginning of the year as at first contemplated.
United States Steel failed to benefit from
this trade newe or from a suggestion
which found currency in a limited specu
lative circle that tomorrow's dividend
might be made at the 3 per cent aa a
oompromlse between the present tate and
the 4 per cent rate, which some of the
speculative buyers had hoped for. The
price waa run down to WV but met sup
port about 70. Amalgamated Copper was
unfavorably affected by the ren-wed de
cline In copper metal in the London mar
ket and tne fear thus aroused that the
recent recovery In price had been manip
ulative In Its origin.
Announcement wa made during the day
of a shipment of gold to Argentina of
over ll.0mj.UU0 arranged as far ahead as
Auguat 20, and several millions more are
expected to go In the Interval. The pro
portion and the persistence of thla re
quirement engage tne best attention of the
foreign exchange expert and are vaguely
dreaaed as a possible disorganising force
In money market calculation.
Bond weer steady. Total sales, par
value. I2.018.vu0. Cnlted Statea bond were
unchanged on call.
Number of aalea and leading quotations
on stocks were as roiiows:
New Yerk Money Market.
NEW YORK. Julv 24V-MONRY On call
easy; W11 per cent; ruling rat, l'e per
cent; rinsing hid. r per cent: errered at
I per cent. Tim loans, dull and somewhat
firmer; alxty day, 2Sj24 per cent; ninety
dvs. 214 per cent; Big month. 34 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAThR 1 Pr
cent.
STERLtNO EXCHANGE Easy. with
actual business In bnkers bills at M KWftii
4 90 for slxtv ilnv bills, and at 14 1 li
for demand Commercial bill. 14 V4.8E'e
SILVER Bar, 61c; Mexican dollar. 44c.
in N18 Government and railroad.
steady.
Closing quotation on bonds today were
a follows'
..in4 ln MS 44 T4
lit M. M. 4VS "
. 1"! .'pn 4i H
11 do 4V,
VI K. V. Sn lit n, ,.. T4
..!!' L 1 dab. 4a ltll.. S
. . I.. N ul 4a IO014
in!1 M , K A T. lt 4a .'0O'
dt n 4Vta Vi
Klt Mo. I'a -tflr 4a M
IIP. N R. R ut X 4 Ha H
V N. V C. s Vl S
lot do d.t 4a
f.f N. Y., K. H. A H.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Liberal Receipt of Cattle, with Prices
Steady to Easier.
HOGS SHOW LITTLE IMPROVEMENT
heet Open X'p Fairly Artlre and
Stronger, While Lanae Command
Price that Are Generally
Steady with Last Week.
r't
V ret ta.
di ponpon
t'. 8a. ref
do coupon
f. t. 4a r . ..
do coupon
Allla-t hal. lat H
Am. A 6a
Am. T A T. c. 4a.lM4
A m. Tobacro 4a ... .
do a
Armour A Co. 4S
Atrblion gen. 4a
do cr. 4t
do rr. .V
At. V. L. It ta .
flal A Ohio 4a ...
do SHa
do W. S4
Bra. Tr. rr. in . . .
in. o( Oa. 6a. . ..
ran. LHthr v
C. of N. t. t
rhea. A Oblo H
( 'hlrn A A. I f
C B. A J. J 4..
do tn. 4a
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do erf. ft. . .
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do col. fta
do rfd 4a
Colo. 1ml. C
l'o!o. Mid. 4a
C AS. r. 4 Via
D. A Jl c 4a
D A R. 0. 4l
do rat. 5a
Platlllrra' Aa
Krle p. I. 4a
do gftl. 4l
do c. 4a erica A It
do serlea n
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let) do 1st sold a
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M fnlon pacific 4a ....
fit do cr. 4a
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1S V. 8 Rubber to ....
4-4, V. 8 Steel :d to...
7 V -Caro. Chcm. 5a.
T WabiKh lat Si
do lat A ai. 4a...
WMtern Md. 4a
Weal. Elec. ct. to..
Ocn Klec. ct. 6a. ltd Wia Central 4a
III. Can. lat rat. 4a. R'H
Bid. Ottered.
llDVi
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104
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South Dakota
SOUTH OMAHA.
Recelpta were
Estimate Monday .
Neb., July 28. lfTO.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
.... 4.M6 .:
t.m
Bame day laat week .. t.m
Same day t week ago .. &.U7 S 81
Heme day I week ago .. 1 2W 1M
Same day 4 week ago 3. mi 6.41
Kame day laat vear .... 6.247 121
The following table shows the receipts of
rattle, hog and cheep at (South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year;
190. WA I nr. Dec.
Cattle 4S2rt8 471.70s 26.50
Hog l.RlMlo 1,687.321 121 '
Sheep TK.S37 7ti.S77 30.44tl
The following table lio the averap
price Of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several daya, with eoinparrson;
Date. I 10. 190CUff7.lSOS.lM6.!l!l. 190S.
t i
7 4u
1..., ti, stock iiu'ved itaituy
tne ut-it.iia vutiM ai priuva mat v.ei a1'
viatt snui.g aa ni!iia! ru utui iui t.a.c
A luiieiuet auie iKM tiou 01 lei'tripta
i.ai.,,tii liat.uc imi wilsi aAic. a ,.e
as a lule eaowta some nnpiov ciunu uci
UtAt lit lAfci iuiii8(ia anu riiua), a'ia
h one iouu QUA.i.y 13 1.0 suMiatiiy tit a biiaii
uvuiuiia ui:u active tiaut. it srnviiaii itiitib
a bettt'i 1. nit 10 the market, aa uaa tne
cace UHH Inul'tUllfi.
rvecciits vvttf iiiuuVnttf, I'OiiMI.'tiing almost
utKuiy ot rangu otterttixs. ffvpiai cats vi
tamos from Idaho were int'luueii among ttui
ncvipts. but nckei sun affrared to re
gard young Mull with diaiuvoi' and fct-
lorded practiiauy no conipetiiioit to teeoi
Ltm.ii'. 1 in lAtiu) iiumft as a result was
'' iih(r slow and noiliing of any consequence
m sold early to n et vatues. r ea. r buy
ers, however. n-i not iuckm; and there
was a good inquiry from mta source i'or
anything uHabio tor f coding uutose.
s yoming. lttulio and Mouianik were three
of Hie licavlcsi contributors in today's
market, wi'h a sprinkling of supplies from
this slate and Io.h. A couple of loads of
Idaho cal lings sold early at to fie; quite a
string tC Idaho wethers reaistered at f!i 'o.
with Montana wether at 1 he satne pi ic
Wyoming wethers lirotiKht .i 05 and a
parrel of nntlvc lambs from Iowa changed
S.MO
7 :6J
3.0.1 1 !
Boston gtnek nnd Bond
BOSTON, July 2.-Money, call loans. 24
for twelve-hour
I Not included
Temp- Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
No. of
Central. Ptationa.
Chicago, til
Columbus. O
Dea Molne. Is ...
Tndiaiapolia, Ind..
Kansas City, Mo..
lottisvl!le, Ky
Minneapolis, Minn
Omaha, Neb .,
St. I.ouls, Mo....,
Fairly heavy rain were general through
out the western portion of the oorn and
wheat region Sunday, and some very heavy
falls occurred in Kansas and Missouri.
Lighter rain occurred In all the eastern
districts except the Columbus.
U A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
24 ,84 62 .W
11 M 00
13 74 60 .21
13 14 61 T
IS M W .M
18 M 62 T
SO 80 00 .04
18 72 it .28
12 SJ 6? M
KW TORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation
of the Day
Commodities.
oat Vartea
Allla-Cbelmar afd .....
Amalfamatad Copper .
Amarlran Afrtculiural
Am. Sugar
Am. Can pld
An. C. A g
A mar loan Cotton 011.--
Am. H. L. pfd
Am. lo tarurltiea
Amarloan Ltnaaa4
Anartoao lxwotnotlv ,
Aaa. g. R
Am. S. A R. ptd
Am. Sugar Ratinlng...
Ana. T. A T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Wovlan
Anaoonda MiolO( Co ..
Atchiaon
ale. High. Low.
11, too
100
1,600
I JO
J
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!.
109
1.4WI
14,9W
7K)
4O0
0
400
'. "i.iw
4.S0O
61
444
4U1a
t
61 4
74H
41
40
HS
11114
140V,
101
"it"
ins
61
8tH
44
4i
tii
41
14V,
'
7
14T
44
HIS
12iH
140Vt
!01V
iiii
116
Cloaa.
5V
4414
40
X
01 V,
.4
"V
III
iih
V4'4
111
K4-,
140V4
lot
14
4u
libs
Atohiwn pfd 1U4V,
t?3 per cent; tlmo loans. XliB per cent.
ing quotations on stocks and bonds
as follows:
W Arlions Com
lot Atlantic
114 lllnabam
UH Fittte Coalition . .
V4V, Cal. A Arlson...
fS Cantennlal
147 Copper Hange ....
110 Pair wat
l Franklin
H...l9 OranbT
.1!rt4 oracno canane .
. 44 Iale Royal
.106 " Maaa. Mining ....
. Hi Vl.-hlgan
117 Mohawk
1S4V, Mont. C. A C
I4OV4 Nevada ...
M Old Iiominlon
1'iiV, Oacaola
Pom 1. A 8 4l4 Parroi
Ecllaon Klec. Illu. . . -ISO Qulncjr
Maaa. Electric 1244 Shannon
do pfd ,. Tamarack
Vaaa. Oaa I!4 Trinity
t nltad Fruit ISi 1'. 8. Mining
i nliaa . m bl u. B. oil.
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Safy.
Wheat I I
. July 1 OT 1 08 1 H 1 OSHI 1 07
Sept. 1 W4 1 0 1 08' 1 0lH l H
Deo.' 10a-4 i04V 1 02V. 101 1 OlVaS
May I 0V , 1 lit 1 06 10.
Corn 1
July 704 714 H 70 71
Sept 766H '.' B7 ' ! 6S'4-g',
Pec. Ma6o7 . ea 60. 554;'io7 !")
May 67 14M1 " 67V K
Oat I
July '-44. UK 43,1 4SH1 44
Sept. lOH-aV, 40 SSA, 40,40 H
Iec. 40SW 404 40 40J 4.
May 4i.42H 43VW ' 424 CrS 4
Pork- -
July 20 87V4j 20 80
Sept 21 00 21 07Vi M 87H 21 071 21 00
Lai a I
July 1167HU72H
SepU 11 70 11 75 H 66 U 70 1 11 70
Blba- I
July 11 rm 11 40
Sept. 11 86 ( 11 87 U 22 11 27i 11 37Vi
No. t.
Cash quotation were as follow:
FLOt'R Easy; winter patents. 5.809
40; straight. lo OtaoA.25; ' spring patents,
ti (KXa.30; straight, 4OiU.6; bakers, 3.U
6 26.
BARLET Feed or mixing. .W7c; fair to
choice malting. 8373c.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. 110;
No. 1 northwestern, IhiZ. Timothy, 3.J.
Clover. II0S6.
PROVISIONS Mes pork, per bbl., I20.S6
20 87V. Lard, per 100 lbs., $11.67. Short
ribs, aides tlotaae). tll.2fU 3a. Short clear
sides (boxed). 1 11. 8712. 00.
BL'TTBR Steady; creameries, 22V426c;
dairies. &t3e.
KtiCS steady : receipts. ll.Pot cases: at
mark, caaea Included, ltc, first. 21c; prime
firsts. 22c.
CH EttSK Strong: dalle. 1! twins.
14vio; young Americas, loijld'ic; lung horns,
lf.nl&Ve.
POTATOES-Steady; choice to fancy, fit
670c; fair lo good. 6&fic.
POl'LTRY steady 1 turkeys. 14c; chick
ens. 13c; spring. I.e.
VKAXi Steady ; 30 to 80 lb.. THt&'e: 60 to
K lbs , IWuilUc; 85 to 110 lb., IW1II0.
Total clearance of wheat and Hour were
equal lo la.000 bu. Primary receipts were
1,846.000 bu.. compared with 1.7WOU bu. the
correspondliig day a year ago. Th visible
aupply ot wheat In the United State de
creased 1.1K9.OU0 bu. for th week. The
amount '4f breadstuff on ocean passage
decreased 353. ) bu.
Eitlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
6S1 cars; corn, 1HI crs; oats. 108 cars;
hogs. 14.000 head.
NEW YORK. July 24.-FLOUR-Recelpt,
14 St HI bbls- exDorts. 4.8O0 bbl. Market
dull and easier. Minnesota patent, ta.tfi)
t.M; Minnesota bakers, 5.36t6; winter
patents, ISWyl W: winter etratghta, 16.669
fi 70: winter extras. 84.76ft6.40: Winter lo
grades, 4.o!yS&.26; Kansas straights, 16 SOffl
6.76. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $4.60
tv4.flf; choice to fancy, f4. Hk34.ro.
CORN MEAL Quiet; fine white And yel
low, 11.6u1.70; coarse, 11.66431. 60; kiln dried
$8.75. '
t R YB Uull 'and -nominal; No. I western.
860, f. o. b. New York. '
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, 76-3T7C, c. I f
New York.
WHEAT RecelDt. 7.200 bu.: exports,
16,0(10 bu. Spot market weak. No. 2 red,
old, nominal; No. 2 red. new, $1.15', end
August f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. old. $1 3H. f o. b. afloat; No. 2
hard winter, $1 16'-. f. o. b. afloat Big re
ceipts again precipitated a heavy selling
movement and a violent break In price,
the close showing c net loss and 8c a bu.
down from the season' high point July
cloaed at $1.26; September. $1.11 16-ltf 1.13V,
closed at 11.12; December. $1 0.Hfi'l.n'A.
closed at $1.10; May, $1.111.18. olosed
at $1.12.
CORN Receipt, 22.600 bu.; exports, $,400
bu. Spot market weak. No. 8 Old, W)c.
nominal, elevator, and nominal, t. o. b
afloat; No. 2 new, tl4c, winter shipments
Option market was without transactions,
closing lc net lower. July closed at 70,
September at 76c and December at 6c.
OATS Receipts, 119.250 bu. Spot market
barely , steadv. Mixed, 26 to 82 lbs.. 66c,
nominal; natural white, 26 to 32 lbs., 61
fji65c; clipped white, 34 to 42 lbs., 66fi62c.
HAY Quiet; No. 2, a0i6o; good to choice,
96cu$1.00. ,rf4
HOPS Steady; atate. common to choice,
ISM'S. 14lttc; 1Q7, nominal; Pacific coast
1J8, llulti' 1907, &6'12c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 21S22c; Central
America. I5UC
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; ramuy, 114 00
14.00; mesa, tll.OOUU.0; beef hams, $34.0O)
26.00; packet. $12 60fo.i3.00; city xtra Indian
mess, $20.fO21.O0. Cut meats, stead;
pickled beitlea, tV2.6C3100; pickled hamj,
$125O4130O. Iard, eay; western, $11.3
12.00; rerined, quiet; continent, u a; Doum
America, $13.00; Compound, $7 62f 1.87.
Pork, steady; family. $21.6022 00; Short
clear, $21.6023.00; roesa, $21.26 22.00.
TALLOW Quiet ; city, 6 K-iuc; country.
6 5-16tt6 13-16C. ,
RICE Firm; domestic, lair to extra.
3Utic; Japan, nominal.
BUTTe.it nareiy ateaay: creamery spe
cials, 27327c; official price, !7o; extrae,
26tT27c; western factory, first to finest, tl
210.
CHEESE steady; new state, iuu cream.
specials, 149160.
EUtiS r irm; western extra nrsis, ksv
24o; first. 2122c; second, JOilo.
POUTRY Dreaeed, Irregular; western
chickens, broilers, 16gS3u; fowls, 169160.
turkey, HfaOc.
Atlaotlc Coaat Una...
Balttmora A Oblo
kal. A Ohio pfd
Bathlahem gtael
Brasklra Rapid tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Lsathar
CMitral Leatbar pfd
Cantral of Naw Joraaj
ChaaapMk A Oblo
Chicago A Alton
Cblcag Great Weatere
Chicago A N. W
C, U. A St. P
C. C, C. it. L.
Celsrad P. I
Colon lo A go
Cola. A go. lat pfd
Oot. So. Id pfd
Consolidated Oa
Oora Praducta
Dataware A Hudaon ,
DoBTar A Rio Uranda
O. A R. O. pld
Ijlatlllara' Boourltla
Erl
an ut pit
Erla Id pfd
Oanaral Biactrle
Orwat Nortbara pfd..
Ureat Nortbara Or
llllnola Cantral
luurborougb Mot. ..
Int. Mat. pfd
Int. Harraatar ....
Int. Marina pfd....
International Paper
Int. Pump
low CaotraJ
Kansa Cltr Bo
K C. io. pfd
Loulavllla A N...
.. 100
100
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400
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Mlaaourl Pacific
M., K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
National Blaeult
National Load 100 K
N. R. R 0' M. lat pfd 60V tiVa
Now York Central I.puo IMvi
N. T., O. A W 1,000 6S14
Norfolk A W ,6M 4V
Nortb Amorlcaa ixi alia
Monitor Paolflo 1,100 1UV4
Paciflo Mii loo tu
Pannarlvanl 4,900 117
Poop la' a 0s 100 116 V
r., t,. , u. at st. if....
Prase Steal Car
Pullman Palace Car..
Hallway Steal Spring
Reading 14,000
Itapubllo Stool 4,700
Rapubllo Stl pfd I,0b0
Rock I aland Ob lO.liaJ
Rock laland Co. pfd 40
St. L. A t. P. Id pfd 1,109
fet. Louis I. W too
It. L. 8. W. pfd 600
bioas-bbotnald g. A 1 4
Soot born Paolfie 21,100
out born Railway too
60. Railway pfd luu
Tenneaa Coppar 100
Taia A Pacific M
T , St. L. A W oo
t. L A W. Dfd an
Union Paclfie 17, too
I'nlon Pacific pfd pio
V. g. Realty ajo
I'. I. Rubber 100
V' 11.700
11. g. Steel pfd l.oo
I'tak Covper KO
Va.-Caiwlln Cbamlcul ... 70,1
Wabwak oo
Wabaak pfd l.iuO
Waaiem Maryland 4,600
Woatlngbouaa Elactrto k
waatem (Jnloa 1 d
WbMlIng A L
wiaooaain cantral
iott auaa for tha toy, 111,000 (bare.
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Fltchburg pfd
N. Y., N. H A
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Am. Arga. Cham..
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Am. Pncu. Tube..
Amer. Sugar
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Am. T. A T
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July 16... 7 81.
luly 16... 7
July 17... 7 72
July 18...
July 19...,' T 76
j uly M... 7 74-I1
July 21... 7 70
July 22... 7 68,
July 23... 7 67
July 24... 7 671
July 8ft... I 1
July 26... I 7 H0-V
6 4)1 I I 67) ( 47j 6 181 6 16
81 5 71 6 64; 6 IK 5 17
I 87 6 71 60! 5.,9I 5 3
6 441 6 72 6 61. 6 61 I 5 20
6 40 I 5 6! 6 621 6 66: 6 2l! 6 8J
I 6 74i 6 rl 6 bi n 1 ! '
6 38 1 5 801 6 47 6 r9: 6 03 5 2J
6 27 6 48) 6 61 6 101 b k:.
82 5 88l I 6 48 5 l'7i 5 20
6 84; 5 H2; 6 r.2 14 941 6 2j
6 Stl S 04 6 65! 8 47 I 6 18
6 24 6 6! 6 62, 6 65, 6 0l 6 On
I 6 P9I 6 50 6 oO 0 11
Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought Intoday by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C, M. St. P 1
Union Pacific 29
C. A N. W., east
C. A N. V west W
C, Bt. P., M. O
C. B. A Q., west 61
C, U. I. P., east 3
Illinola Central
C. O. W 2
Total receipts 193
The disposition of the day's receipts was
a follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs, sneep.
6 ii!
2
24 I
1 .. I
11 3
'i
1
45 27
sni.ill
harvlu At ttt
Quotations on fat sheep afd lambs:
O. md to choico spring lambn, $7.S.Hf7.76;
fair to xooil s pi I it r lambs. $'! ,Wif7 Jfi; good
to choice yeariliiKs. 8fi.4ti. 5.S0; fair to Kootl
yearlings, lo IX'ii 5. 40 ; good to choice we'h
ts. $4.itii5.10; fair to good wether. IJ.JR-uT
I '10; oo.l to choice ewes, $I.1C4.0&; fair to
irood ewes. $3..T6fi4 15
H'-presentative sales:
No.
120 Montana wethers
4i4 Montana wethers
14 native lamb"
4 native ewes
4" native lambs
Una the ewes
T natiio ewe
2 native lambs
V native ewes
Ii! native lanihs. feeders..
1"." nnllvc lamrm
Ii.l Wyoming ethers
l:4 Wvomlng wrther
W'-otiilii weilicrs
2?0 Wyoming ethers
1447 Orenfiit wether
21 Oregon wethers, culls..
CIIICA4SO ,iR UTIKK M.41IKCT
Av. Pr.
11". .'. -V
115 6 r
, 7 .' 7 M)
, 1 3 10
. '.! 6 ( 0
, 101 4 Ml
, no 4 :o
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.104 5 Or.
. 103 4 9.1
. 10:1 4 :K)
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.99 3 40
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Prerlaloa.
KANSAS CITT. July --TVHEATJuly.
1100 bid; September, 8c; December, 88e
bid. Cash, lo lower; No. $ hard, II 03 .Ji ll;
No. 8 hard. $1 Oltil 10; No. t red, $1.0801.08;
No. 8 red. $1.001 1.01.
CORN July 6S; September. 61(flC
seller. Cash, lilc lower; No. 8 mixed,
67c; No. $ mixed, 6ib7c; No. I white, 70
t)70c; No. 8 white. 70c
OAVS c lower; No. t white, 684340
No. 8 mixed, 434&c.
RY K 7i')0c.
HAT Unchanged to 15c$$l lower; choice
tamothy, llO.oOitfll 00; choice prairie, $8.00;
choice alfalfa. 11200013.60.
BL'TTEH (."reaniety extra, e; firsts.
23c; seconds. 21c; packing stock. 18d.
KOOS Extras. 22c; first. 20c; current re
ceipts, 16c; seconds end dirties. 14c
Receipts. Shipment
Wheat, bu 187,008 166.000
Corn. bu.. 47.0U0 4.0"0
Oat, bu 23,000 $.000
Options at Kansas city ranged as followa:
8t. LobI
PT. LOt'IS,
1 Geaeral
Mo. Julv
Market.
IS. W H EAT
.Lower; N. 2 red. 610f.ol0e; No. hard.
C 0ri r :i; taeptember,
llOi7: Oecember.
81. 01. ti 1.02.
CORN Ixiwer; No. t. 7!S724c;
ber. 6Sp: December, 633tJc; No.
74t 76c.
Septem
t white.
iATS-Lower: No. t new. 42943c: Ken-
tember, Sc; Deeembv. 3c; No. 8 white.
old 62c. nominal.
RYK-Ptea.iy; 82c.
FIAil'R 4Stadyt red winter patents. $. SO
4i5''C. extra fancy and straialtt. $t06ij6 26;
hard winter clear. $4.Ca(5 0u,
CORN. MKA !$1 40.
I IRAN Lower ; eackrd. east track. $10671
I 07. '
HAT-Weak; timothy, $11 JtVal7j0; prairie,
$3.0Ot?ll 68
r.A;iir o Vie. ' . ..
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PHjV16IONA Hoik, tmchaaged; jobbing:
$21 t Lar.l, lower; prim pteam, $11 45tj
II 6V Dry salt meale. ateadv; boxed extra
shorts. $J..7; clear rib. (U.7I; short dears.
I Open. I High. I Low. Cloit.
Wheat I I I I
July 1 1 1 1 1 00" 00if
September ..-!9SI 801 S ts
Iecember .... B, 7' Nh
Corn- I
July I I 6M! 661 nB
September ...1S' 611 ll' 61
December .... 61 511 601 50 A
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Forelicn Financial.
LONDON. July 26 Money was In quiet
demand and plentiful supply on the market
today. Discounts were ateady. The Bank
of Kngland and trie continent shared in
the $4,826,000 gold available. On the Stock
exchange the chief business was in the
arrangiment for the carry over, at un
changed ratea. owing to the monetary use.
Business for the now account was meager,
all gilt-edged securities declined on at
tractive Issue corfilng out. Foreigners
and home rails were dull, while copper
shares eased on realisation. Kaffirs Im
proved In the afternoon. American aecur
itiea opened dull, and during the morning
session little trading occurred. At noon
the market was dull, with price from
lower to higher than Saturday's New
York closing. . The B-ofetonal stit1ned
the market until N4w York offered South
ern Pacific and United State Steel, which
caused A reaction. Value hardened later,
but the market closed undecided.
BERLIN, July M Price on th bourse
today were Irregular.
PARIS, July 86. Price on the bourse
today were unfavorably Influenced by the
heaviness or Spanish shares. .
New York Mlntngr Stock
NEW YORK. July 26. Closing quotations
n mining stocks were as follows-
15 LeadTlll Con.
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift And Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour & Co
Schwartt-Boland
Lobman
Benton A Vansant...
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
J. B. Root A Co
J. II. Bulla
L. F. Husx
U Wolf
McCrenry A Carey.
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Layton
Kohrs
Smith & Bolaley
Other buyers
496
96u
671
287
"36
06
106
177
71
22
96
35
2-S0
2
245
66
375
649
704
420
260
4.1'
Mil
2,300
678
125
120
4
311
2,767
Total 4.417 2,643 6.S92
CATTLE Receipts of caale this m ru
ing numbered 190 cars, aa against 176 last
week and 2o8 two weeks ago. There were
a good many westerns Included among the
arrivals. .
The market on cornfed cattle was not
very active, but still price were steady
on the desirable kinds with laat week and
and then It waa possible to find a sales
man who figured that he was getting a
little more than steady prices. However.
half fat corn feds were more or less
neglected and weak sellers. Weetern beef
was alio slow in selling, packer taking
advantage of liberal receipt and of un
favorable reporta from eastern point to
pound values to some extent, so that the
market on that kind of cattle waa slow
to loo lower.
The offerings of cows and heifers were
larger than on most days of recent date,
and while sellers who happened to have
someining tnat ouyer wanted Drougnt
Story of Day's Trading on Cnttle.
Hoar nnd Sheep.
CHICAGO, Julv 26. t'ATTLK-Receipt.
17.(100 head: market steadv to 10c higher;
steers, $."..tiV.i7.2.r.; cows. $3.JHVfi5.2i.; heifers.
$8 r.W&.00; bulls. $71.40 4.W.; calve. 83.00iiH.ifl;
slockers nnd feeders. 3.7!Viia.lu.
HOOS-Receipts. 27. WH) head; market
steadv to strong; choice heavy. $l.2(i.80;
butchers, $8.1t8.2r; light mixed, I7.i.0.i75;
choice light. $7.90 11 8. 1.".; packing, $7 H-V 7.60,
pigs, $f..6U'7.; hulk of sales. t7.75fi$15.
SHEEP AND LAMns-Reoelpts. 22 000
head; market, 2'.c lower; sheep, $4 OO'qS.OO;
I ft 111 hs, $ti .Wii'.'b; yearlings, $4.7fi16.O0.
Kansa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 26. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 13.000 head, Including 3 600 south
erns. Market 10c to 16c higher. Choice
export and dressed beef steers, $6.25t7.1fi.
fair to good, $4.75u6 15; western steers, 14-11
$6.25; stockers and feeders, $3.16'u6.O0;
southern steers. $.1.4116. 15; southern cows,
$2.25'ii4.00: native cows, $2 2Mt4 iO; native
heifers, $3.4ftc(7.O0; bulls, $;i.0y4 50; calves.
$3.7.Vy7.25.
HOOS Receipts. 6.000 head. Market
steady to 6c hltrher: top. $7.90; bulk or
sales. $7 66117.90. Heavy. l7.SMj7.90; rack
era and butchers. $7.00r(i7.90; light, $7.,16f
7.S0: tiles. $"..oO''!7.25.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 6.0X)
head. Market for fheep steady, lambs 16c
lower. Lambs, $5.76!(7.60; yearlings, $5.00j
6.00; wethera. $4 2ii5.40; ewes, $3.75'g6.2i";
packers and feeder. $3.005.50.
Ut. I.onl l.lve Mock Market.
ST. LOt'IS. Julv 26. CATTLE Receipts,
7.000 head, Includins 3 900 Texans; market
steady to 10c higher: native shipping and
export steers. $t.l'.iii7.10; dressed beef and
butchers' steers. $5 fi0a6.2T; steers under
1.000 pounds, $4. 40. 7.; stockers and feed
ers, $;1.2ift5.15; cows and heifers. $3.4S7.00;
canners. $2 00fi2.u0; bulls. $3 50 5 00; calves,
$"..26S7.60; Texas and Indian steera, $3.35g.
6.10; cows and heifers. $2.2;.tM.M.
HOGS RecelptM. 6.000 head; market 10c
lh. n.ral market1 nlh,ri nlH ,ul llh,B' f"7f8.0O; packer,
tne. general raarnet ; 1 v lft. hll,h,,r.. aj ht a is,
HORSE THIEVES W BAND
Relieved Hostler All Over oath Da
kota Are la O.e Or
canlaallon. riERRE. S. IV, July 34 ifpeclal.) Re
rorta of local paper Indicate that horse
thieve are working? at numerous place
over the tate, probably all working Inter
chaneeable with one another. Marshall
county Is complaining of their work In
that part of the state, as le Hyde county
and Potter county. K N. Rni tolemew. a
Potter county prisoner confined In the Jail
In thl county, wrote n letter to Jl"i
Cohnrn, who wa raptured In Potter
county and is confined in Hi Stanley
county Jail on a horse stealing charge
The letter was secured by the sheriff of
Stanley county, and shows a general un
derstanding: between the two In regnrd lo
operation In the northern pari of thfl
state, and sriMl.ig condolence to his friend
who has fallen into tie clutches of Ih
law. with a strong desire to help him a
soon as he himself Is clear eo as he would
be of such assls'ance n would count.
WOMAN ON RURAL MAIL ROUTE
Look After Family and Children sal
Work for I oclf
nm. Too.
SIOUX FALLS. S.,D. .'uly IU. -1 Special.)
-The little tillage of Ten, situated south
west of Sioux Kalis has among Its resi
dent a woman who is making a fin
record as a rural mall carrier. 'J'hc woman
Is Mrs 11. Uecicti. wl.o. In addition to
looking after a lanilly of children. Is tli
carrier on nnc of the rural, mail route
extending from Tea lo the Tarmlng .-eglon
in that vicinity, Few. rural mall 1 arriers
In the state or country ate liiore prompt
end rorr.Tt thnn she In delivering mall.
Nellher the extreme heal of summer or the
excessive cold of winter has any terrors
for her, she milking Jicr jips regularly
tin otifchuui tlf yettr. rain or shlno.
Aliened Murderer liltes llond.
VERMILION. S. IV. July 2fi. -(Sped!.)
Nils 1'. Swpiuoii of (Intfield tonhlp.
Clay county, held to Hie Octobrr term of
crlcuit com 1 on a chHi'gn of inurdor, was
released f com the county full last evening
on a $'J0.0Ot) bond. Ills sureile being Messrs.
1). M. Imr.nii, llutvty (liinilct son and (i.
T. Salmer, all of Vermilion. He wS re
leased on an order from Judge Jones of
Sioux Falls, who Is In cunrgc of the First
circuit during the 'absence, of Judge E. U.
Tripp of Yankton.
Swensott Is 72 yeurs of sikp and I charged
with giving his ' iTausUiici -in-law poison,
from which she died.
Shocked II) l.lectrlc Light.
VERMILION, S. IV, July 26. (Special.)
John E. Ilitt. a harness-niAker of this
cltv, came near being electrocuted while
turning on an electric light In hla barn.
He waa standing on damp ground anil
reached up to turn on the light, when a
current passed (hronmi his body and
rendered him unconscious for thirty min
utes. The flesh on one of his fingers was
burned to the bone and one leg is crippled
ao yiat he can hardly walk.
1 Hlailn Xan Believed Drowned.
VERMILION, S. D-, July W.-(Speclal )
Three weeks have elapsed since Henry
Parsons disappeared from h! farm home
In the north part of Clay county, and the
family member have concluded that he
wa drowned In the Vermilion river and
hla body carried down stream. The river
haa been dragged for some distance, but
without avail.
w . . . . 1
was .low iith rtnaVnwrd tendenne To 7jf 8 10. butcher and best heavy, 8.UV&
quote It steady to 10c lower would juet
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day were
Bank Clearing.
July 26. Bank clearings for to-
$2,808,864.84 and for th corre-
Londoa Stork Market
liUnUUB, JUIV SB. A merino, n .u,..m
opned dull, and during th morning ses
sion very little trading occurred. At noon
tne market was aun. with prices dull and
11-wuj m tv n niner man Saturday's New
x ora ciosinv-
London closing stocks:
Canaola. money .
do Aooount
AnaaJ. Coo dot
Anaconda
Atchiaon ....
4a aid
Bltlmer A Ohio..
Canadian Pactf to . . .
Choaapaako A 0...
Cklr(o O W
Chi., Mil. A it P.
Do Boor
Dei'oe A Rio O...
do fit
in.
do 1st pli
do Id pfd
Orand Trunk
llllnola Cantral
14 Loulavlll A N..
fj M.. K. A T
Hi N. Y. Cntral...
. 10 Norfolk A W...
I1W do pfd
lufVa Oularlo A W...,
lu14 Pannarlvanl. ...
r. Rand Mtna
I"V Raadln
I loutt
ham
.140 to pfd
14 Southam p.oirio
41 I'nlon Pwifio...,
Jl do vi
T14 t'. I. A
V do pfd
44 wabah
1144 do pfd
14 Spaolah 4a
BlI.VKR-Bar, ateady at 23 Hd per ounce
nori mu 1 Ta yrr cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
ror nort dim is 1 per cent; for three
nionina tuna, 1 1-10 per cent.
141(4
41t
.laaat
. 444
,. 4444
. T0t
. 1U
,. 7ISJ
..1144,
,.1-IH
.104
,. 1144
, .111"
714
spending date last year, $1.848,996 71.
Cotton Market.
KEW TORK. July 26. The cotton mar
ket opened barely ateady at a decline of
167 points in response to lower cabin
than due, ana sola iv 10 is points net lower
during the early session under bear pres
sure and scattering liquidation. No further
llouldatlon of conaequence was shown In
today's weather map In Texas. The mar
ket was bareiy steaay auring tne miaaie
of the morning.
Futures opened barely steady; July.
l!.02e; August, ltSRc; September, 11.8o, of
fered; October, ll.nSci December, ll.Oto;
January. 11 Rso; March. 12 00c; May. 12.01o.
Future closed tady; July. 11. Mo; Au
gust, 11.92o; September, II.860; October,
ll.Mo; November. 11.84c; December, 12c;
January, 1.97c; March, 1199c; May, Ue.
Spot closed quiet at B points lower; mid
dling uplands. 12.46c; middling gulf. ll.TOo.
Rales. 800 bales.
OA LVF.8TON, Tex., July 99.-COTTON
Steady at lic.
BT. LOUIS, July 24J.-COTTON Steady;
middling, 12a; no sales; reoelpta, 38 bales;
shipments, 81 bales; stock, 80 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 28 COTTON
Spot, quiet, unchanged; middling, U'tci
sales, 400 bales spot, 600 bales to arrive.
about cover prevailing conditions
There were quite a good many stocker
and feeders on sale thla morning, but
there waa also a pretty good buying de
mand especially on the part of specu
lators, and th market was fairly aeUvi.
and steady.
Quotation on cattle: uood to choice
cornfed steers, $6.o6&86; fair to good com
fed steers, 88.30&4.H6; common to fair corn
fed steers, lfi.3Oai.0; good to choice year
lings, $6.604.!0; good to choice range
beeves, $6.00)6.60; fair to good range beeves,
I4.60ft6.00; common to fair range beeves.
18.764.60; good to choice fed cows and
heifers, $4.wvrj6.60; lair to good cows and
heifers, l3.Wrt-4.i6; common to fair cows
nd heifers, tl . 7fg 8 . CO ; good to choice toe le
er and feeder, $4 2i.o& 26; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $3.764.26; common
.'took heifers, $3.261;3.66; veal calves, $3,600
,ou; duii. stags, etc, 4J.uotjo.uu.
Representative sales:
UKEP STEERS.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July 86. METALS The
London tin market was Irregular, with spot
hither at fill 10s and future lower at 1184.
Locally the market was easy at $2.1IV4J
ft). 30. Copper was lower at 61 10g for spot
and MO 6a for futures In London. Locally
the market was quiet and unchanged, with
lake quoted at $18. ST Hip 18. BO, electrolytic at
813 00118.12141 and casting at $12.8TVi4T18.o0
Lead was quiet and unchanged at $4 800
4.36. SDelter was unchanged at f?l 17 4d
In London. Th local market was quiet
and unchanged at $6 SR 40. Iron waa un
changed at 49 md for Cleveland warrants
In the English market. Locally the Iron
market waa firm, with No. 1 northern
foundry quoted at $17 204JTT.4. No. t north
ern fotindry at $1 7517. 00 and Vo. 1 south
em and No. 1 eouthern soft at $18.797 IB.
ST. I1I1S. July 26. METALP lead.
firm. H2?M,J4 8S. Spelter, higher, $6.30.
Local gerarltiee tgaotatloae.
Quotation. Irnlahs4 hr San not Bumi, Jr., (14
Visible 'apply f Grain.
LEW YORK, July M The visible sup-
d y of grain in tn 1 ntiea states Saturday,
July 24. a compiled by the New Tork
produce exchange, was aa follows: wheat,
tO'td.OuO bu.; decrease. 1.197 ooo bu.; corn.
2.4'.4.0o0 bu.; decrease. 84 OuO bu.; oate,
4.7oi is. bu.; decrease, WS 008 bu. ; rye.
1:44 tV) bu. : Increase. 1 000 hu. barley,
j',? . bu.; decrease. 806 000 bu.
The vllble aupply of wbeat In Canada
last Saturday waa 1,110.000 bu., an Increase
of 844.000 bu.
Peerla Urwla Market.
PEORIA. July M.-COR.V Lower; No. 2
yellow, 724,c; No. I yellow, 72c; No. 8,
No. 4. Tic: no Brail, t47c.
OAT9-Utr; No. I white,
white. 44644V.C-. No. 4 whl'a,
dard. 4d44o.
73c;
IBVe; No. 8
Kav Tort Life bmldios, Omaha:
AIM, Kak., atuaiclpal 4a ,
Aar Co
Cudahf PachlDg Co....
Colaaabua. Nab., Cla. Light la 14S6..
City ol Umaha ftoodi 4Wa
Cltr of Omaha 4 II I
Deuflaa County 4a 1(24
rirat National Banh. to Ulufti. i:y
Eanaa city kj. aa 1111
Lincoln Traction la lt.
Nabraak T AP 1441
Nao Toiophona Stork
Omaha Oaa I 111 I
Osaka Bio. LAPS, llrl
Omaha A C. B tl Rr iJ 1114
Omaaa A C. I- H hr U
Ooaak C. B r. td ,
oinaka A O. ti Rr. c 4li
Oaaaka A C. . t R; A St. fit A.
Omaha Water Co. la 1444
Omaha H ot T. biiit to f'4 i ...
goutk Cmana Sowar 4Wa l2a
Sloua Clr it' ck Yarda pfd 4.. .:...
Tri-dtat Land, hwotl'a L..U.I
to Ion Stock Yarda, Omaha, tV
wriaht A wllh.imr I pld.
Bid.
tl4
4 V,
1 ,
iii
lot 14
ii
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, 100
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Oils l Roal.
NEW TORK. July Jfl. COTTONSEED
Oil. Steady : prim crude, nominal: prime
yellow, $5.l0iiro.4?4j; September, IMIHff 4J.
Petroleum. tedy; refined, New York,
$8 25: Philadelphia and Baltimore. 88 20
Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk, $4.70.
Turpentine, firm, 60V4C.
ROSIN Steady : strained, common to
rood. IA 80.
OIL CITY. Pa.. July i OIL Credit bal
ances. $168; runs. 886.841 bbl.; average,
lRS.JfflO bbls : ehlpments, 377 84 bbls.; aver-
ase. 190.008 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ca., July K-TTTRPRN-
T1NE Firm, 484e.
ROtJIN-FIrm; B. 88 70: D. $3 26; R. 88 86
F, $3 86: O. $3 90: H $4 27H: I. 14 18; K. A Ml
ii. $6. IB: N. $6 80fj.30; W Q., 15 r."tT8 40
W. W.. $6.30116 .50.
Bank of Germany Statement.
gaaar and Molaesea.
NEW YORK. July 2. SI "(JAR Raw
nulet; fair refining. SISc; centrifugal. 94
test. 3.9sV,c. Molasses a igar. 8 23He. Re
fired, steady: No. 8. 4 4f.c; 7o. T. 4 40c
No. 8. 4 87; No. 9. 4.Mc; No. 10. 4 26c; No. II
4 2Cc; No. 12 4 16e: No. 13, 4 loc: No. 14
4 10c: coi.fectlonera' A 4 75c: mould A, 6 80c
rut loaf. 6.7t".c; crushed. $ffc: pejwdered
No.
94
84
1
II
47
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.. 820
..101
.. Ml
.. Ill
.. 870
.. 07
COWS AND HEIFERS
I4A I !
STEERS AND STAGS.
1114 4 10
BULLS.
1146 I M 1...,
130 I K
CALVES.
800 I 00 I ..
fcll I 10 J...,
ut n
BTOCKERS AND
Ml IN 11
474 I 40 21
Pr.
I 48
I 06
4 II
I 10
ei
No.
44...
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COWS.
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HEIFERS.
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4
80.
Av.
...1141
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4 16
701
I 30
I 40
I 40
I 40
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8 30.
KHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 8.000:
market 10c to lSe lower; native mutton.
$3.&0ii 4.60; lambs, $6.0017.76; culls and bucks,
$J. 26 jj 6.26; stockers, J.i 2.Vi 4.00.
Ut. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 2fi. CATTLE
Receipts. 1,200 head; market ateady; steer,
$4.60'ti7.O0; cows and heifer. $2.5(Vg.B0;
calves. $3.607.25.
HOOS Receipts. 3.000 head; market
Steady; top. $7 90; bulk of sales. $7.f6&7 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
head; market steady to l&c lower; lambs,
$5.50rg7.60. . .
Slonx City l.lve Stock Market.
SIOCX CITY. July 26 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,600 head;
market steady to strong; beeves, $o.on$j7.00;
fat cows, 14 00-0 6 00; grass cows, 1.1. 00 )( 4. 00;
feeders, $3 WiiA.tV,; yearllnga. $4.00i&.6.00. 1
HOOS Receipts, 5,000 head; market
rteady to 60 lower; top of market, $7.60;
bulk of hales, t7.40tf7.5i.
754 I 40
..1110 4 00
Stock
Receipts at the
markets yesterday:
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City ,
Kunsas City
St. Louis ,
Chicago
Totals
In ftlaht.
six principal
Cattle.
... 6,247
... 110
... 1,000
...130H0
... 7.000
...17,000
Hogs.
3.212
8 000
2.000
8.000
6.000
' 27,000
western
Sheen
3,M'
2,000
6.000
8,900
22,000
....45.047 46,212 30,736
I 60
4 60
FEEDERS.
749 I 84
110 4 00
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
16 feeders.. 806
$ heifers... 610
26 oows 84
84 steers.. ..1012
eowa 1008
T oowa 868
oows 817
24 cows.
878
4 60
$ 10
$ 76
4 66
$ 60
$ 75
$ 1$
$ 60
8 bulls.
12 cows...
M steers..
S eows...
T cows...
I heifers.
t oows...
I cows..
Teotere Bros., Nebraska.
.1200
. 925
. 796
.1041
.1000
,. 6 32
766
887
3 66
3 6T.
4 60
$ to
5 60
$ 00
8 05
t 66
S'80
8 30
8 00
8 K
2 80
4 55
4 75
6 60
4 40
4 00
2 26
4 70
I oows M $ 80 1 cow 700
I eows 900 $ 80 11 cows W0
11 eows 836 $ 80 1 bull 1000
$ heifers... 404 4 00 17 heifers... (TO
S oows 860 I 80 T eows 914
18 oows H8 3 50 $ feeders.. 1(76
$ feeders.. 944 4 56
C. H. Kelly, Nebraska.
68 steer.. ..1133 4 75 28 steers.. ..1210
61 heifers... 837 8 60 27 calves... 1D
12 calves... 846 4 60
H. MoOlaln, Nebraska.
14 stookers. T78 I 90 7 feeder. .1061
T feeders.. 1061 4 40 4 feeders.. 1162
W. W. Ault-Veb.
18 cows 940 8 66 t cows 1023
L. N. Wonley-Neb.
60 steers... .1178 4 86 22 teet....1060
WESTERNS SOUTH DAKOTA.
tl feeders.. 860 80O 2 feeders.. 960 $00
COLORADO.
1$ steers.. ..1008 4 60
W. 8. Hamilton, Wyoming.
22 oows 909 4 20
La Bonta Live Stock Co., Wyoming.
K cows W0 I 45 159 feeders.. 11V4 4 90
HOOS Hogs sold very much a they did
on haturday. or possibly a Utile stronger
In pots. The big bulk of the hogs brought
$7. 6(4(1. 40, the same aa they did at the clove
of laat week. On the other hand, the top
was to blgher. $7.76 being paid for one load
of bogs weighing $34 pounds. As the coun
try baa been cautioned to the effect that
packera are no longer paying a premium
lor big, heavy hogs weighing over o00
pounds, tbls sale might be a Utile mislead
ing. It might be well, therefore, to under
stand that tl was a fancy loud, all barrows,
and really heavier than it looked to be in
the pens. While the market was not ac
tive, there waa a very fair demand and the
pen wer cleared In very gtaod seaaon In
the morning.
Representative sales:
BERLIN. July $6.-The weekly statement , w,: V'S' ' - , ,
of the Imperial bank of Germany ihowi M U.ArSh.-. -Steady; New Orleitns
the following changes: Ca.n in band to-1 keule, good 10 choice, 2cy4ic
open
No. A. 8h. Pr. No. At. h Pr.
la til 40 7 46 7" 114 l"l 1 40
14 ill 40 T 45 TS 114 140 T 40
66 14 II" TH 71 Ml fl ta)
4 ;i H T U 40 M iti 1 tl
n 7 tl 1U 4 7 m
At ISO T IS TS Ml a. 7 fl
4 114 . . . T 56 Tl m . 7 40
14 Wl 40 7 IS J41 an 7
T4 Pal ... T 61 M !' 7 40
t 40 t 4T1 II V 110 J tal
tt 224 100 T 17 44 Ui 40 1 au
Kralded by Steam
of scorched by a fire, apply Bucklen
Arnica Salve. Cure Piles, too, and the
worst sores. Guaranteed, 2ic. Sold by
Beaton Drug Co.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 26. -The con
dition of the treasury at the beginning of
business today was as follows: Trust
fund: Gold coin. H4S.8H3.809; .liver dol
lars, $487,623,000; silver dollars of IRM, $4,13,-
COO; stiver certificates outstanding, $487,
623,000. General fund: Standard silver dol
lars, in general fund, $4,616,227; current lia
bilities, 8S6,894,9W; working balance In treas
ury offices, $34,074,865; In banks to credit of
treasurer of United States, $43,802,726; sub
sidiary silver coin, $26,568,573; minor coin.
$2,4fcC,879; total balanoe In general fund,
$107,898,100. v
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Staple and Fancy Prod nee Prleea Far.
ulshed by Bayers and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1 delivered to
the retail trade In l ib. carton, 27c; No,
1, in 60-lb. tuba, 27c; No. 2, In 1-1 b car
tons, 26c; In 60-lb. tuba, 24c; packing slock,
19c; fancy dairy, tubs, 21iu'i2c; common
t Ml, fresh madu, lafyloHc Market changes
every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 21c.
No storage stock in Omaha market.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin fujl cream,
twins, 16o; Young Amotions, 4 In hoon.
lVc; favorite, 6 in hoop, 16c; daisies, 20 In
noop, 16Vc; cream brick, full case, lf.c;
block Swlau, 15c; full cream llmburgor, 16c.
fOL H it Y iiroller. 16c; alive, spring.
13c; hens, 10io; cocka, CHo; ducks, 8c;
geese, 6c; turkeys, iic; pigeons, per doe.,
doc; guinea itiwia, per nut, i uu, squabs,
per do , $2. Dressed hen, lie: spring
lsil-Mc; oocks, 6Vic; ducka. He; geese, 11W;
lurxey, ao.
r inn rein caugnt, aimosi are
dreaaed: HaiiDUt, c; burfalo, 9c; trout,
12c; bullhead, 14c; calflah, 17c; crapplea,
sunfuh, oKc; black baas, 26c, whlleflsh,
Vic; pike, 12o; salmon, 14c; pickerel, 10c;
irog legs, one. rrean irozen: vvniteli.li. No.
L luc; round, so; pickerel, dressed and
headless, 7c, round, be; pike, d leaned. 10c:
round, 9c; red mapper, Lio; Spttiilsh mack
erel, lite; native mackerel, ioo each.
MEAT CUTS No. 1 rlba, lBy.c; No. I
rib, 13c; No. 3 ribs, 9c, No. 1 loin, 17c,
No. 2 loin, 14c; No. 3 loin, 10vj,c; No. 1
chuck, 6Vte; No. 2 chuck, f.c; No.. 3
chuck, 4VkC, No. 1 round. 10c; No. $ round,
UVic; No. 3 round, 9'ac; No. 1 plate, 6Sc;
No. 2 plate, be; No. 3 plate, 4c.
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapples, ISs
to 46s. $2 75 per era to; grape fruits, 86 sIzh,
per box, 15; 40 eize, $. 60; 64 ie, $ti; l.a
nanaa, fancy select, $1 lti2.0u; apples, home
grown, per bu. basket, 9oc; market basket,
45c.
CITRUS FRUITS Lemons. I3.504.M.
orange. $2. 7D(j4. 00; Valencia Beedlcss, up
to $:).;).
VEGETABLES Kansas aweet potatoes,
$2.76 per bbl. celery. Michigan, 25c bunch;
smaller, 60u. Cabbage, huii.e grown, l1:
per lb. Wisconsin Red Globe onion, 2V
per lb. California cauliflower. uu l-e:
trate. Tomatoe. Tennebsee, 4 basket. Hij
90c; crate, $4 00. Lettuce, per do., 3uc. Par
anips. turnip, carrot, I'm per dozen. Flor
Ida new beet, carrot, parinip. turnipa,
etc., I.er do., 76c.
POTATOES New, &6c per bu.
HIDE No. 1 green, 10c; No. I cured, lie.
4 'of fee Merket.
NEW YORK. July 26.-COFFEE-Fu-tui
ea, ateady, net unchanged to 5 point
lower; falus, i foO haars. Including July at
7.10c. September at 6 60c and May at 6.46c.
i Spot, unlet; No. 7 Rlu, iHc; No. 4 Santos.
1 Qe Mild unlet: Cordova. ii1L'lc
Horse Go I'p Hapfdly.
EVANSTON, Wyo July 25,-(Speclal.)-
Tora O'Nell of Cheyenne recently pur
chased the Norrls Griggs ranch here for
$35.0C0. While In tQvanstan a few days sgo
O'Nell purchased a. bunch of. borses, and
before same were loaded on the car he
wa offered a profit of $1,100 on the deal,
but refused and shipped the animal to
Cheyenne, where he old the bunch to an
Omaha firm at a profit of nearly $1,600.
Horses are advancing rapidly in value and
many good trades are reported.
Philadelphia Provision Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26. IJUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery. ?S1c;
extra western creamery, ?64c; extra nrarliy
prints, SOo
EGOS-Firm, good demand; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, fne cases. 24e, at
mark; Pennaylvunla and other current re
ceipt. In returnable cusps, 22c, at mark;
western flrts, free, casf, -,210, at mark!
western current, fecelpts, free cases, ttt
23c, at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York lull cream,
oholce, 144c; (air to good, MtJrMVbo.
Mlaneaitolle Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Julr 2.-WHEAT-July.
8121; September, $1 04Tkil.06; December,
$1.03; caah, No. 1 hard, $1.24'4124"A; No. i
northern, $12331.23; No. 2 northern, $1 20
121; No. $ northern. $l.iVgl.l9
FLAX-$1.46.tlWi.
BRAN-$21.60.
FLOUR Flrstl IpaleotS. $C.lWJi.40; aecond
patents. $6 104.30; first clears, ,15.2.40;
aeoord clears, $3.5663.75.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 245 WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 red western v.lnler. nominal; futures,
steady: July, 9 4d; September, 8a tHd;
Deoeniber, 8a Hd. - s.
CORN Spot, steady; uew American
mixed, via Galveston, 6 2; future, quiet;
Bepleltibei, 5 titl ; October, 6 tid.
I'KAK CanadWn, firm, 7s lid.
FLOUR Winter patents, firm. Ma.
lHPS-In London, Paciflo coast, steady,
2 Ml 3.
nolattt
DULI'TH. July
hard. $1.24: No. 1
northern. $1 :'3; July,
lieceniher. $1.02!,.
OATS 4'Jc.
Grain Market.
2i. WHEAT No. I
northern, $186; No. I
11.24; September. $106;
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July t; . V 1 1 EAT-No. 1
northern, $1 if 1.31. No. 2 .virihrrn. $1 2W(
S. inernber. ll.C4r-a'f; 1 Ol8,.
OATS ..".c
PARLEV Sample. 67fc'7')c.
Toledo Seed, Market.-.
TOLEDO, July 26 HEEDS Clover, cash.
$1.t.5; October, $7.0i; December. $7 uS; March,
$1 15. Prime timothy. $2.00. Prima alslke.
$7 90; Auguat. $M.25.
Waul Market. .
ST. LOUIS. July W WOOL ftdy;
rltory and western medium. 2;027c;
mndlum. 21tl24o; fine, 12418He.
ter-fln
Flala Butter Market.
ELGIN. Ill, July 86 BUTTER Firm;
Salea for the Week. 1,016.300 lbs.
Uerbert L Gpoch Co.
Brokers aod Dealers
OKALTf. rOVIBIO. TOCKB.
Omaha Of fleet 810 2f. T. tlf. S.:dg.
BU TlV'brn. Dougla eat.
Indpsgat, A-Kl ant A-3122.
Oldest au'i i.tsi 11.U4 lu ti.s '(
i