(RAIX AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat tnd Corn Pricfi Both Affected
by Favorable Weather.
BEARS CONTINUE TO EULE RING
Firm tn Steady Openlaar Wvea Way
1 adrr I nillnnril (.nod Shottlnt
for f rnpa and Heavy Mot.
mrm of 4. rain.
I OMAHA. July
in
5 The wheat market hd a firmer tone to
day at the opening ovtlng to the unsettled
weather, which curd some scattered buy
ing. ( ounti selling has started up. but
receipts are expected to Increase with the
movement from the northwest, which
should help the present bearish condition
and keep Drlcea on the decline.
Corn wa ateadv. but unchanged, with
rash buyera a trifle low In taklna the lib-
erl offering. Under preeent condition
Uire I nothln to advance orloes.
Wheat started trong with firmer cable
and unsettled weather brought out soma
support. Price declined later under con
tinued favorable northweste-n report and
a heavy movement from that section I al
mot positive.
Corn opened Bleed y with wheat, b'lt
weakened later with cash value lower
and only a fair demand. Future corn op
tion are tintedy owing to the excellent
weather and Blowing reporta from the en-
tir belt.
T Primary ihul recelDt were 1.699.000
bushels and ahlpment wero 788.000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 1.07 000 bush
el and ahlpmenta of $59,000 bushels.
Corn receipts were 698.000 bushel and
ahlpment war 819.000 bushel. againt re
ceipt last year of SHj.noo bushel and ship
ment of 223,000 bushel.
Clearance were 24,000 bushel of corn,
rone of rata and wheat and flour equal to
11. 00 buahela.
Liverpool closed unchanged at Hd higher
on wheat and d lower on corn.
Local rang of option:
Artlole. Opan. Hlgh.l Law. Close. I Te jr.
Wheat I I I
July... 4 fl'4r ! I H
Sept... ST. 874 964! 96'4I 91
Corn- I I I
July... 87V, TH 7H 7
Sept... tZfe 24 62'4 627,
0Jl7ly... 40S 40" 40S 40"f 40H
Sept... M 8', S4 36 3'4
Oawk Cask Prlcea.
WHEAT No, t hard, tl01tjl.03;
No. 8
feard, 994J 11.00; No. 4 hard, 7(89Sc.
CORN No. J, 4Hc; No. 8 64V1'q5c; No.
4. 13Hfi4o; no grade. ligc No. 2 yellow,
MHJrt6c: No - 8 yellow, 64V4ti65c; No. 2
while, 69c; Wo. 8 white. SfiVa9o.
OATS No. 8 mixed. 42(8 42Uc: No. 8 yel
low, 42fedr4ftc: No. 8 white. 4243; No. 4
white, 41'ij"42c.
RTE-No. 1 72Q73c; No. 8 70U71c.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oat
Chicago 941 353 15"
Minneapolla 68 ...
Omaha "9 8 1'
Iuluth 24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION .
Wheat
Market Attain Developa
De-
elded Weakaeae.
CHICAGO, July 27 Tha wheat market
again developed decided weakness, follow
lug a sharp bulge at the atart, and at the
close prices were considerable nearer th
dollar mark than on any previous aesslon
since tha slump began. Af the close price
showed a net loaa of Vic to Ifimo. Coax
grain and provisions closed weak.
A feature of wheat trading was the
selling of a line estimated between 8.000.
009 and 4.00,000 bushel of the September
delivery by the erstwhile leader of the
bull. Much of this waa claimed for
short" account; The market opened
strong at prlcea V4c to J',4e higher than
yesterday' close. July at $1 074 to S1.09
and September at 1l.ut.H4 to ii.ua.
Prominent1' commission house wer ac
tlv bidder: and thla started brisk cover
Ing by short. The demand waa based
largely on unsettled weather In the west
nd southwest and on an official forecast
for additional rain for tonight and tomor
row. For July the bottom was reached
at 81.044. and for September at tl.03itt
l.4. t ' -
Local receipt of wheat were officially
reported at 943 car, and arrival at Kan
sas City and 8t. Louis totalled Mft.DflC
bushel. Private elevator were reported
to be moving a large amount of contract
wheat, which would be delivered on July
rontraet within a day or two. The mar
ket closed weak, with July at 81064 and
September at $1 03V
Widespread ralna- over the southwest
raused a further decline In corn prices,
the market . being weak nearly all day.
The market closed weak, with prices c
to Hllc off. compared with yesterday a
final quotation.
The oat market developed considerable
weakness during the last half of the ses
sion. The market closed weak, with prices
V40 higher to s'ffHc, lrrwer.
Provisions closed unchanged to 27Vic
lower.
Tha leading future ranged aa follow:
Article. I Open. Htgh. Low. Close. Yea y.
Wheat
July .
Sept.
tec.
May
Cortv-
July
Sept.
leo.
May
Oais
July
Sept.
1ec.
May
Tork
July
Sept.
Laid-
July
Sept.v
Bibs-
I I
1 04 1 08U! 1 084
1 8i4 I 03Sil 04S
.'10211021 103
lti 1 064! 1 06T4
I I
89al 69H! 70
1 07S-9
1 0ft-l
ioo
04
04
1 08-41
1 0blVJ
1 0614,1
-
7(je9
bH1
70
74
M
6684
i
K l8Kftl4(' 8n4
f.6!o6S-U4i66T4'JfW
64 Mi d6V4
I I
48HI 48T4I
I
48
4S'I
48H39T
40 SSHflS S9'f 89 V 40
44VT40l408kV4
K'4
42
40 I 40V
42V4 42WUH
4atfS 42t
80
20 96
M 8ft
72V4!
20 85
I
It 80
11 60
10 S7H
21 o;vt
11 R7'i
11 70 -
S0 97H
SO 86
I
U M
11 d0
n 6jh
11 68
U 6
July
I 11 80 I 11 SO I 11 27W 11 nw I 27"4
apt. 11 24) 11 28 11 IS I 11 15 11 27',
No. I.
Cah quotation were aa follow:
FLOUR Weak: winter patent, t6.SCff
840; straights. $(.00(g2S: spring patents.
00tS0; straights, iWt.9t; baker, S8.&0
6f52S.
BARLET Feed or mixing. fKigrMc; fair
to choice malting. 683tc
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 louth weetern, fl 29;
No. 1 north western, 11.41. Timothy, S3.M.
Clover. SI086.
PROVISIONS Me pork, per bbl., S30.t
6 10.7m Lard, per 100 lbs , $11 0. Short
ribs, aidea tlooee). Ill f.U.36. Short clear
aide (boxed). Ill 87V, i? 11 00.
Bl'TTEH Steady J creamarlea, 22Sr9S6o;
dairies. 20tr234.
EGOS Receipts. 13.648 esses; ateady: at
mark, case Included, 18c; firsts. 21Vo;
prime firsts, 22Vc.
CHEESE Strong; datalea, 16.1jU.V4o; twine,
14V,'al4V,c; young Americas, l&SSUVko;
long horn. lAVfrlSHc.
POTATOES Steady; cholc to fancy. 63
b..c; fair to good, 46 4 80c.
POULTRY Easy) turkey. 14c; chicken.
13c; springs, 16c.
VEAL Steady; 50 to 60-lb. wts , 7V,ffSo;
60 to 86-lb. wis., iV4j'4c; 85 to lll-lb. wts.,
10tfllo.
Total clearance of wheat and flour wtra
equal to 41,000 bu. Primary receipt were
1 5W.O00 bu.. compared with 1 076 000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The world
visible supply, as shown by Brartstreet .
decreaaed 1.118.000 bu.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat.
895 car; corn, 205 er; oat. TS car; hogs.
.w iiaan.
t. Laate Uenernl Market.
oT. iyUl. July W. WHEAT Weak
- 1071; No. 1 hard, tioe'jtf
i. jK, f m '"Vai-aiVi; December,
riiKN-uiwar; no. i eh. TtfTIHc".
t FiTi Vii1" JfHc; NO
.bite. 74Vc
ATS-I
Lower: No. 1. 42WMc- ani.k..
iwiiiuTr, div; r.O. X ah I. H-?
nominal.
FIl'R Steady; rod winter patents.
(s jutao.au; extra lancy and atralght, 06
an, i.airfi wiiiivr i.-iair. 11 nnjQ iu.
BEEIV-Tlmothy. tlSHt-Si.
CORNMEAlS3 40,
ARAN ixer; eaeked. eaal track, tl 04$
HAY Steady: ' tlmoihy. tl! "tj 17 60
prairie. rtailo. '
BAOOINl-7'Ae. . .
H I'M P TVNE-7e.
POULTRY Steady; ehlckena. llv,c
spring. 16 V; turkey. 17c; ducks, 10c
ge, 4c.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower; jobbing.
16. Lard, lower; prim steam. tU.4oifjr
Jt-M. Drv salt meata. 4edyi boxed, extra
f-'.orta, $11 7c; clear rtba $11 76c; short
'clear. $11-37 W Baooo, Steady; boxed, taut
shorts. Ill TS; clear rib. Ill.TR; ahort clears,
H2
RUTTER f teadv. creamery. tffMHc.
EGOS Higher. is1
Receipt, unismema
Flour. bbls
W'timt. bu
8.44)
u 40
.1 000
. .
. si.2x
180.TO9
44.708
'tun, bu
Oats, hu
HRtTlir.n 1 TIIK GRl!f BELT
I settled Condition Prevail, wll
Mara Rain Co ml 11 at.
OMAHA. July r. 10.
The center of a barometric depression
of considerable energy overlie the ex
treme upper Missouri valley thla morning,
with the depression extending outhwet
over the mountain. Rains are general In
the northwest, and with the depreaslon
moving over the central valleya today, th
(ondlilons are favorable for continued un
settled weather, with shower, In Ihl
vlilnltv tonight and Wedneeday. Bhowera
wera scattered over the Mlseouri valley
last night; heavy rains occurred In Okla
homa, Missouri and throughout th Ohio
valley, and generally unsettled weather
prevail over the central valley this morn
ing. Temperature are (lightly lower In
the mountains and west to the Pacific
coast, and are slightly higher generally
east of the mountain. No Important
change In temperature I Indicated for thla
vicinity tonight or Wednesday.
tomril of temperature and precipitation
compared with th corresponding day Of
the last thra. ye.r.
Minimum temperature ... 74 tt 70
Precipitation 00 T .00 .18
Normal temperature for today, 77 degree).
deficiency In precipitation alncs March 1,
in or an men.
Kxcess corresponding period In 1908, l.M
Inches.
deficiency corresponding pertoa in
4.41 Inchea.
V. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Cam and Wheat Reajloa Balletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twentyfour
hour ending at 8 a. m.. i5th meridian
time, Tuesday. July 27. 10:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Italn-
Ptatlons
Max. Mln. fall. Pv.
. 74 5 .00 Cloudy
. 78 4 .00 Cloudy
. W t .r.1 Foggy
,. M) w 00 Cloudy
). R4 68 ... Raining
,. 88 T Cloudy
,. 78 T, .04 Foggy
.. 78 .00 Cloudy
. 78 CO .00 Cloudy
.. 0 Ct .00 Cloudy
.80 82 .00 Foggy
.. 82 M .00 Cloudy
. 74 M .00 Cloudy
.. 81 81 .00 Clear
. 70 81 .00 Cloud V
,. 70 89 .00 Cloudy
.78 8? .00 Cloudy
.78 0 .00 Cloudy
.. 74 4 .00 Clear
Ashland, Neb...
Auburn. Neb...
Columbus. Neb..
ICulbertson, Nel
Falrbury. Neb..
Fairmont. Neh..
Or. Island. Neb
Hartlngton, Nel
Hastings. Neb..
Holdrege, Neb..
Oakdale, Neb...
Omaha. Neb
Tekamah, Neb.
Alta. la
Carroll, la
Clarlnda, la
ISIhley, la
Sioux City, la.
Minimum
period endlni
In average.
temperature
at 8 a. m.
for twelve-hour
I Not Included
DISTRICT
AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.- Rain.
Central. Station. Mix. Min. Inchc.
Chicago, 111 28 74 80 .08
Columbu. O....J.: 1 82 62 .20
De Molne. Ia.... 14 68 M .01
Indianapolis, Ind.. 13 78 64 .14
Kansas C1v. Mo.. 19 88 88 .14
Louisville. Ky 17 76 61 .20
Minneapolla. Minn. 29 80 62 . 01
Omaha, Neb 17 82 64 T
St. Louis. Mo 13 74 62 .40
Heavy rain occurred In the outh,rn
portion of the corn and wheat region within
the last twenty-four hour; moderate rains
In the eastern portion, and light and acat
tered showers In the western portion. A
very slight but general rise in temperature
I shown throughout the entire region.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
Qootatlona of th Day on Vnrloaa
Com modi tie.
NEW TORK. July j7.-FLOVR-Rece1pt,
17.600 bbl.; exports, 3.800 bbl.; quiet and
lower to sell; Minnesota patents. $6.lMf
6.60: Minnesota bakers. S6.86&6 o; winter
patent, S69OTj6.40; winter straights, tbM'H
6.70; winter extras. S4.764T5.40;' winter low
grades. 84.65.25; Kansas straights. SS.M9
6.75. Rye flour, steady; fair to good. 84.60
(M AS: choice to fancy, $4. 70$ 4 90.
CORNMEAL Quiet; fine white and yel
low SLtoSl.7; coarse. Si Mtfl "; kflrt dried
S3. 76.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 86Ho, f. o. b.,
New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding. 7577c, 0. I. f..
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 23.600 bu.; spot mar
ket easy; No. 2 red, old, nominal; No. 2
red. new. 11.16. end August: No. 1 north
ern. Duluth, old. 11.85. nominal, t. o. h.,
afloat: No. 2 hard winter, new, 81 144.
nominal, f. o. b.. afloat. A brief opening
bulge In wheat today, due to unconfirmed
reporta of rust In the northwest was fol
lowed by a severe break under general
liquidation and continued primary receipts,
th market closing HtrHc lower. July
closed at 31 26; September, tl.HB-1tc4t.13V.;
closed, tl.HVt; December. $1 OB'ktfl.ll 8-lc;
closed tl.09'4; May, closed at .UH-
CORN Receipt. 17,000 bu.; exports, S.400
bu.; (pot market easy; No. 1 old, 80c, ele
vator, and nominal, f. 0. b.. afloat; No. 2
new, 63Hc, winter shipment Options with
out transaction: closing. Wt'SSc lower;
July. 80c; September, closed at 74Hc; De
cember, closed at 66c.
OATS Receipts. 58.250 bu.; spot market
closed easy; mixed oata, 36 to- 32 lbs., 64c;
natural white, 26 to 32 lbs., 50($i4c; clipped
white, 34 to 43 lbs.. b.VSlc.
HAY Firm; No. 3. 604i6c: good ta choice.
ttcfcSl 00.
HOPS Steady; state, common to cholc.
lwg. I4'ffi9c; 1007. nominal; Pacific, coast.
1908, llrtl8"; 1907, 8'dlSc.
iiiLc-riiiu, ovigia, uvgiQuci central
America. 22c , 1
PROVISIONS Beef, oulet: famlW. 81400
14.60; mess. tU.00.Jf 11.60; beef hams, t34.08a
26.00; packet, 3126O4jlJ.00; city extra. Indian
mesa. 120 50421 00 Cut meata. ateadv:
rlckled bellies. S12.60ttl2.7K; pickled ham.
I2.50l2.75. Lard, per 100 lb..,tl: ob;
812 50ari3.7l Lard, easy; western, $11,863
11.96; refined quiet; continent, 112 16: South
America, 813 00; compound. 7 6214a 7.87
Pork, ateady; family, $21 KkiT22 .00; short
clear, t21 5023.00; mess. t:i.2522.00. '
TALLOW Quiet; city, t S-l$c; country,
S 5-lo6 13-lc.
RICE Steady; domestlo, fair to extra,
3564; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Steady and unchanged; cream
ery specials, 27jj27'4c; official price. 27c;
extraa. Vi27c; western factory, flrat to
finest, 21aui,c.
EOOS Firmer; western extra flrets, 23V4
624V.O, first. 22(f2Sc; seconds, tfta'lc.
POl'LTRT Dressed irregular; western
chickens, broiler, 174jl!3c; fowls, ttfclc.
CHEESE Steady; new atate, full ream.
specie la, 14V4t6o.
Kanaa City Grain and Prnvlaloaa.
KAN3A8 CITY. July r.-WEAT-Julv.
WhC seller; September. 7S7i,o, aeller;
December. bid. cash, dull and un
changed; No. 2 hard, $1.0;lijl li; No. t hard
Sl.ttOrj 1.07; No. 3 red. tl 481 4; No. S red.
$10:il03.
CORN-July. So. bid; September. 8OS0.
Her; December, 60SC. Cash, unchanged
to He higher; No. 2 mixed. STUc; No 8
mixed. 87Vfl7t4c; No. 2 While, 70V,c: No. t
whit. 70470So.
OATS Unchanged; No. t whit. S2ff44c;
No 3 mixed. 4ti46c,
RYE-lrVjrMc.
HA Y Unchanged ' to 36o lowerf ehilce
timothy. $10 6011.00: choice prairie 87 75a
3 00; choice alfalfa. tlJ.OofllS f '
BUTTER Creamery, extra. 3TC: flrt.
23Wc: seconds. 21Hc; packing stock. ttVtc
EOOS Extra, 22c: firsts. Jc: current re
ceipt. 14Sc; second "d dirties. 14c
Receipts. Sh'pmenis
Wheat, bu 162.000 307.000
Corn, bu 18 00 SI 000
Oat, bu 4. 000 . t.aoo
Option at Kansas City ranged aa follows;
I Open. I Hlgh. Low. I Close.
Wheat
July September
December
I I f
...I IW'al I.
..I 88'il... j.
s'4
7-,
6't
fin,
fSA
Corn
July I I
September ..itmtfVi1
December ... 6s?V 1.. ......
A Aaked.
l.lveraoel Ors
UVERPOOL. July
n Market.
S7 WHEAT Root.
No. t red weetem winter, nominal; future,
firm: Juiy. e 4d; September, 8a 4d; De
cember. 8a 14d. .
CORN Sp.it, ateady; new American
mixed, via Galveatoa ( 2d; uturaa.
dull; September, I 84d; October, ta 8d.
Dnlatk Grata Market.
DUUTH. July IT. WHEAT No 1 hard,
tl t"1: No. 1 northers, tl 11; Na. I northern.
$1 23; July. $1 26, September. tl4; Decern
per. $!!
OAT-4l
THh HKfc:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market for Say Characterixed by
ITarrDwnesi and Professionalism.
SETBACK IN COPPER TRADE
tereat Ceater In Meeting
I sited elate Heel Dlreciara
Reaort Good from steel
ladaatrr.
f
NEW YORK. July 27. Th stock market
was characterixed still by Its narrow neh
and professionalism, and Us moemnt
had little significance as an Index o(
financial conditions. The time set for '.he
meeting of I'nlted States Steel director
was t o'clock, which left the market con
fronted with the certainty that It wou.d
know nothing of the action taken on th
dividend In time for trading before tomor
row. Thla poaltlon of apparent doubt in
snired little afieciilat 1 v activity.
Th desultory buying of stock ws
irihuteA to nrofesslonal short covering.
at-ln-
eluding buying for Ixindon account In prep
aration for a coming stock market seltle
. Th. .m.n imtireMsion made on the
price' of I'nlted States Steel by the brood
intimation ot tn last n u.. ...
dividend Increase was to be counted upon
mad the short in the siock unwilling iu
wait for the' action of the directors. in
there waa a growth of the impression,
proved true by the event, that a compro
mise decision would oe reacnen u mr
rector to put the dividend on a 8 per cent
basl. Trad advices continued satisfac
tory from the ateel Industry, and those in
dustrials were strong as a group.
From th copper trade cam anotner ais-
courtging setback In a renewea rail in
prices in London ana iorn aim im
port of concessions to secure oraers ny me
selling agency or tne leaairm mierrm
thla country. The copper Industrial were
not affected by this news, but followed the
upward tendency along with steel. 1'nlon
Pacirio stretched us recoro price miouui
S. but without attaining the coveted goal
of the 200 mark, although lacking but in
irreducable fraction. The action of the
tock suggested thst Of I'nlted States Steel
nrevlotia to It r se to tne ngni pres-
ure apparent In the close neighborhood of
mo mlfin it nloln that little would be re
quired to make that price for the stock. The
caution or tne aavance enoweu wist n
manager feared the effects of an actual
nuntaiinn of 200 In suggesting a culmina
tion and possibly bringing out liquidation
order.
The money question remained In the
background In the estimation of the stock
market. The outward gold movement con
tinues and New York borrowers are re
sorting again to foreign lenders for largo
amounts.
Ponds were steady. Total sales, par value.
84.284.000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sale and leading quotation
on stock were a follow: ,
Rales, HluhT Inw. cios.
Allla-fTialniars pM
Amaliramatad Copper
American Afrlrtiltuixl
Am. Beet Sugar
American Can pfd
Aa. C. r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H AL. pfd
Am. Toa Securities
American Ltnaeed
American LoromotlTe
Am. S. ft R
Am. 8. ft R efd
Am. gugar Banning
Am. T. T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantle Cnaet Lin
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bal. ft Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steal
Drooklm Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather .
Central Leather pfd
Central of Near Jersey
Cheapeak ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton
Chicago ot. W
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. ft St. P
C. C, C. ft St. L
Colorado P. ft I
Colorado ft go
Cola, ft 80. lat pfd
Colo, ft to. Id pfd
Conaolldated Oaa
Corn Producta
Delaware ft Hudeon....
Denrer ft Ris Grand
D. ft R. O. pfd
manners B ecu H Ilea
Krie
Brt let pfd
Erla 2d pfd
Oeneral Electric
flreat Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etfa
Illinois Central
Interborough Met.
Int. Met, pfd
Int. Harresiar ',
Int. Marin pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa central
Kanaaa City Bo
K. C. 80. pfd
LoulBTllle ft N
Minn, ft St. L
M . Rt. P. ft s. S. M
Mlaarl Pacific
M , K. ft T
M.. K. ft T. pfd
National Rlarult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. let pfd
New fork Central
N. T.. O. ft W
NiTffols ft Weetern
North1 American
Norihera Pacific .
Kaclfie Mall
Pennsylvania
People' Gaa
P . C. C. ft St. L
P rawed Steel Car...
Pullman Palace Car
100 524 52H
1,800 3S 124
eon ts 44
IT ti I2H
7.0 MS 41 '4
!O0 74' 71V,
10 41 40'4
1.7M 31 Vi 18
" 700 'mi i4
17.600 44 S6
KIO Ut 111
10 U7H 127
l.ino 14H l4
t.ano 10?'4 101 14
40" 34', J4
00 4I 44
4.7O0 1144 1H4
'i.20l iui i4
t,m if", lJ"s
'i!xio 'ivi 't;4
l.totl 18H 1M
4.t00 lrj'4 3H
T0r 106V, 10
io.ino -7S -7,
ion 49 41
2.8(0 1 '
"t.Ooi) 1444, iu"
iiino 'iii, "it"
' ' jco 'ii4 'ini
'.no 141 lto
l.ono 11 lit,
1.700 ;t44 1J 1,
61
MS
44V,
74
i
884
II
C
6
11'i
1.1
11l
102
84
48
114
104
182
U'O
1S
77
164
81
104
2
744
44
184
164
74
44
14
II
an
14"
12
ll
4'
14
17
M
68
43
167
I6O4,
76S
1M
14
4!S
f4
2o
1
i
44
73
1434,
64
144
7t
41
K
HM4
84
61
lit
6S
84
'
162
M
187S
116
1
44
J64
44
lib
16
1V4
JS
It
64
1
4
3
131
IS
44
. la
14
49
tt
1K4
106
li
S
71
127
604i
62
4f
"r
l.neo H
MO 64 64
100 4S 4314
ti1 H7 . 144
1.8O0 150
! 7'i 76
Iff IMS 160
1 . J I4S MS
00 44 444
1.6H0 4S 44
.;00 14SH 14244
"ion 144 iii"
100 7:, 7JH
1,100 414. I v
"700
1.1 no lM iiiis
700 68 68
400 44 (4
tioti iss iii
IMI 10 80
1.700 1J1S 117
i.00 MS 'it'
Rallwar Steel Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Roc laland Co
Rock laland Ce. pfd
-St. L. ft . r. id pfd
18.80
14 4tO
t.700
24.800
a.pv
l.aoo
166S
.15',
10
MS
74S
46S
161
I4S
108
t:s
7
44
I. LiOUIB B. W
St. L 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Sheffleld S. ft I....
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd ...
Tenneate Copper
Texaa ft Pacific
T , St. L. ft w
T.. St. L. ft W. pfd
I'nlon Pacific
t'nlos Paclfla pfd
V. S. Realty
I. 8 Rubber
J. S. Steel ..
I'. S. Steel pfd
t'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Webaab.
Webaeh pfd ..'
Weetem Maryland
Weallnghouee Electric ...
Weetern tnlon
Wheeling ft 1. g
Wiaronala Central
Total aalaa for. tha day.
4011
is re
1,000
100
84
181
IS
4e
'l4S
40
88
13!
V
s
'eii,
41
iatis
106
13
38
;os
IMS
60
62
62
JO
66
4
14
1S
s
ion
400
. 84.401)
mi
t
w
. 4 l,)
. t. M
. 1.40O
700
TOO
00
.. l.(t)
700
7tl0
400
1011
14
1
II
M
71S
11S
IS
2
61
tl'a
66
4
16
78
66
'
414.400 share.
Boston Stork and Bond.
BOSTON July 27 -Money, call loans,
on
irv ynt uw.n, iwiio loans, syb per cent
Clo-
ing quotation
on atocka and bond
M toltowa:
Anhlron adj. U .
do 4a
Mr, Central 4a...
Atchlaon R. R
do pfd
Rneton ft Albu.11.
eRotton ft Maine
l:oetor Klevatec
'Kltchkurg pfd ..
N. Y , N. H. ft H
1 1 Ion Pacific ....
Am. Arge. chem..
da pfd
Am. Pneu. Tub..
Amer. Sugar .....
ae pfd
Am. T ft T
Aster. Woolen ...
du pfd
I Kim I. ft S
wer
.. 41
..
.. JO
.. t;,
..i'
.446
.. 11
.. t2
.. 7.
.. 14
..101
.. I
.. 26
Arlsona Com. ....
1"! Atlantle
Binghana
"4 'Butte Coalition ..
.M4 Cel. ft Artiona...
!" al 4V Hecla...
'47 t'eatennta)
.1104 copper Rang
, : l Daly Weat
. .' Franklin
II Oranby
.. 44 Oreene Canaaea ..
..'04 li e Ro.ale
Maaa. Mining
.127 Mlrhlgan .... .
. ;:l t Mnhaek
"Mont c. ft C
.. tt N'rudi
Old rmlnlon ..
. . 46-4 Otreola
.26' Pa rrot
1 ' Quince
.. "m St annon '.
' " v" Tmarack ..'..
. . a. Trinity
.. 6 Mimng ...1;;
. J '' S. Oil
. t lah
. . l Victoria
. . 1 T', Winona
We'verlne
.. 18 North Butt
.. I
. . 10
.. 88
.. 16
.. 28S
.. rs
..in
iCdiaen Klec lllu
wtieral Cie. trlv .
elaae. Kloctrlc
tie pfd
Maae. C.ae
lolled Prull ...
I n lied S. M
ao pfd
V. S Steel
de pd
AdTenlur
Allouea '
Amalgamated
Bid. Ailed.
.. 11
.. ea
.. 1IU
.. iu
.. 12
.. 4
82
44
4
.. I
..l.Vl
.. 64
New Tork Mla'nat Stiarks.
NEW YORK. July 27. Closing Quotations
in mining stock
vel r) :n!lu.u,'
A lie
Ilruo.elrk Cen.
Com. Tunnel atock
do bends
14"
Lead vi lie Ton.
U'lle Chief .
Meii.an
Ontario
f'.nhlr
Standard
Te:km Ja. kl
6
. 24
!l
44
1
146
00
I",
is:
. 46
Coo Cal. ft
Hoc Silver
v
Iron Silver
Offer
' V"
Trtaaarr Slat
euirnt.
WASHINGTON, July 27 -The condition
of th treasury at ihe beginning of busi
ness today was as follows: Trust funds,
gold coin. 8848.733 56t. silver dollais. $4 .
065 000; silver dollara of 18X $4 IMi0 stiver
certificates euuiauf, 16oi.0m.vU4, tiancral
OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. ,U'I,V
fund, standard silver dollar In general
f'ind, S4.Kri.4Ni; current liabilities. i,7.
044; working balance In treasury office.
S.I1.0H0.1M: In banks to credit of treasurer
of I'nlted States, S44.50g.142, subsidiary sil
ver coin. 8J6.W.208; minor coins, 2.4-4 072;
total balance tn general fund, SliM.4H9.423.
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July r.-MOSKT-On call,
easy, lfi2 per cent; ruling rate. l' i.er
cent; closing bid, 17 per cent; offered at X
per cent. Time loan, fairly active anil
firm, sixty days. 2fj2' per cent; ninety
days. 2,1j2' per cent; six month. 3Vtf3'
per cent.
PR1MB MERCANTILE PAPER - 84
per cent
STERLING EXCH A NGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at 84 89i9
4 8.V. for slxtv-day bill and at 84 8T8S for
demand , commercial bills. 84 RMJ4 8.SS-
SILVER Bar. W'c; Mexican dollars, 4ie.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
fif1V
Closing quotation en bond today
wer
... TS
... s
... M'
. .. 4V
...14-,
. .. 5
...1''4
la.. 101
.. Il
... 81
follow:
I'. . rf it,
do coupon .
rf
li" Int Vet. 4H
.'f. int. V. M 4s
.im 'Jipn 4a
lot ilo 4ia
in k. r. so. ut ...
.11'4 1. t rtb 4a 1111 ..
. K. I, N. in. 4a
o"1 M . K T. lt 4a..
.WH o 4Ha
. Wo. Paclfl 4a
V . la. r
flo coupon
f. f. 4a, ri
So coupon i
Allta-Oial. lat 6a. .
Am. Ac. 5a
Am. T T. ct. 4
Am. Tobacco 4a
to la
Armour aV Co. 4a
Airhiaon n. 4a...
flo rv. fta
At. C L. lat 4a....
Bal. A Ohio 4a
oo la
do S W. Iia....
RrX Tr pi. 4a
Can. ot Oa. 5a
On. Laather a: . . .
Ill N. R. R. f M 44
6
H4 N. T C. I lit!
UW do deb. 4a
i t N. T . N. H. H.
.. MV, ct. a
. 1WH m. TV. lit e.
.. do ct. 4a ....
.13'.
. M'-a
.ion1
m
. 44
.imw
. . ' No Parlflc 4a
. . (4 do a
. IK'S 0. R. 1.. rfd. 4a
.. r" (tun. ct. ssa Ult..
. . 12"4 do con. 4a
..l'HH rieadln tn 4a
c. ot N. J g. IS.
Chea. Ohio 4,
ao raf. Ii
C. A. Uta. ...
C. B A Q ) 4a.
1H
l
74H
r.
M
"4
101V, gi. L. B r. ft 4a.
154 do (en. 5a
4a.... ' 8t. L. ( W. c 4a...
V0 do lat old 4a
g V" Seaboard A. L 4.
:. 4.. II Ro. Pacific 4. 4a ....
J4j do e. 4a
12 V at raf. 4a
II to. Railway 5a
14 uo gen. 4a
Ao sen. 4a ..
C. M 8 P.
C R. I. P.
rto eoi. Ra..
do rfitg 4a..
Colo. Ind. 6a
.. 154
..ill
.. H
. .10
..HIS
.. WH
..105
'Colo. Mid. 4a
C. S
f). A H.
a 4t,i "t I'nlon Pacific 4a.
4a .
106 do CT.
D. R. 0.
do raf. 4a
4.
. Tt dt lat A ref. 4a
. 5H 8. Rubber (a.
. 74 I . i Mael Id la.
niatlllera 4s ......
Brie p. I. 4a....;.
do gen. 4
do rv. 4a aeries A
do aeries B
Can. Klec. c. 5a..
Ill Can. lat raf. 4a
Bid. Offered.
. im a.-Caro Chem. 5a
. Walaah lat 5a
. SH lt a ex. 4a. .
. 14 VTaiUrn aid. 4a. ..
J51H Will. Elec. ct. 5a.
. V4,a. Central 4a. ...
111
74
4
Forelom Fleanclal.
IX1NDON, July 27. Money was plentiful
and In easy demand on the market todny.
Discounts were quiet. On the stock ex
change, owing to cheaper money the gen
eral carry over was arranged easily, the
charge for Americans being from 2 to 3
per cent. New business was quiet, but
the tone was good. Kaffirs, home rails and
foreigners gaining slightly. American
securities opened dull and unchanged. On
a light volume of business prlcea advanced
and at noon the market was steady and
from to higher than yesterday's New
York closing. The tariff decision and the
dividend In United State Steel Is being In
terestedly awaited and checked business,
but value held steady until the New York
opening was received. This caused some
weakness, but the market recovered !t:r
under the load of Canadian Pacific, Louis
ville A Nasvllle and Chesapeake & Ohio,
and the market closed generally steady.
Copper hares were weak, with the de
cline In the price of the metal.
BERLIN, July 27. Price on the Pourse
today were weak.
PARIS. July 27. Trading on the Bourse
today continued to be adversely affected
by the fall In Spanish securities espe
cially In the case of Ulo Tintoa. Prices
closed heavy.
London Stock Market.
IXNDON. July 27. American Securi
ties opened dull and unchanged. On a light
volume of business prices advanced and at
noon the market waa steady and from '4
64 higher than yesterday's New York clos
ing. London closing stocks:
Cloneole. money 82 Leulaellle A Nab..14ft
do account 18 Mo , Kan. ft Teiaa.. 48
Amalgamated Copper. 5 New Tork Central. ..181
Anaconda
4 Norfolk ft Western
84
40
64
Atchlaon
do pfd ,.
Baltimore ft Ohio.
Canadian Pacific ..
Cheaapeake ft Ohio.
Chi. Great rVeatern.
Chi., Mil. ft St, P.
Pe Beers
Denver ft Rio O...
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
flrand Trunk
Illinois Central ...
,.1'tS do pfd
107 Ontario ft Western.
.123 Pennsyleanl
.181 Rand Mine
. 81 Reading
Southern. Railway..
.KO do pfd
70
IO
74
it
.. 73
. , 16 southern Pacific .,
.. 4844 inYoh ' Pacific ....
..17 do pfd
.. IT v. B. Steel
.. 66 do pfd
. . 46 Wabeen .'.
., 23 do pfd
..U.I Spanleh 4a
steady .at 23 7-16d
.136
. .nw
..lot
.. 7?S
..136S
.. 21
.. 87
SILVER Bar,
per
ounce.
MONEY per cent.
Th rate of discount In th open market
for short bills Is m per cent; for three
months bills, 174 per cent.
Local Secarltiea Qaotatloa.
Quotations rurnlahed ky Samuel Bamt, 1r . fit
New York Life building, Omaka: Bid. Aaked.
Alma, Neb., Municipal a lot
A rare Co
Cndahy Packing Co
Columbua. Neb., Klec. Light Is 1436....
Omaha Fir a Bnglne 4a la 21
Omaha Paying 4a lt26
Omaha Renewala 4a 1134
Douglas County 4a 1124
Flrat National Bank. t o. Bluffs, 12...,
Kanaaa City Ry. 6a 118.
Nebraaka T. ft P 'a 1)1
Neb. Telephone Stork 8
Omaha Oaa 6 ltn
Omaha Blee. L. ft P. 4a MM ,
Omaha ft O. B. St. Ry. 6 1114..
Omaha ft C. R. t. Rr aa leal
Omaha ft C. B. Ry. pfd 6
Omaha ft C. B. Ry. Co 4",
Omaka ft a B. St. Ry ft B. pfd 4....
Omaha Water Ce. a 1141
Omaha B. of T. Bldg. Co. pfd
South Omaha Sewer 4a 1634
Sloui City Stock Tarda pfd t
Union Stock Tarda, Omaha, i
Hi
lim
6
M
4
no
100
101
101
7'4
II
7
100,
41
4S
t
10 V
I
614
ISO
160
104
1U
300
I
80
IC10
II
1"
101
Itw
a
mi
101
to
7
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, July 27. Bank clearings for to
day wer ti.S62.1n.61 and for th correspond
ing date last year ti,ou3.4v.23.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 27.-WOOL-A moderate
volume of new business waa recorded in tha
local wool market during the laat weak
with prices continuing firm. There Is a
fairly steady Inquiry In some quarter
for rood territory wools. Th leadina do
mestlc quotation are a follows: Domestlo
wools: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces. XX.
C , tr. V ll.i V. 1 n- a V. ifi '.II.
no. 2 washed, 4tKn41c; fine, unwashed. 27
928c; half-blood. combing, 36c; three-
elghtlia-blood, combing. 3tic; quarter-blood
com Ding. 844130c: delaine, washed. 3Su40c
delaine, unwashed, f434c; Michigan, WIS
oonsin and New York fleeces: Vine, un
washed. 25(S28c; delaine, unwashed. Rl'ri
32c; half-blood, unwashed, 357) 39c; three-elghths-hlood,
unwashed, 341 aic; quarter-
blood. 33 'a .14c. Kentucky. Ind ana and Mis
souri: Three-eighths-blood. 1 S4i36c; quarter
blood. 32i"3c; tieorgia. 3132c. Scoured
value: Texas, fine. 12 month. 7'fT7.V- fine
t to 8 months. HCfltiSc; fine fall. tti'aSOc.
California, northern. 63(i67c; middle county,
63 060c; fall free, Waulo. Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple. 72973c; eastern clothing. 67
j6e: valley. No. 1, 57(B.c. Territory, fine,
staple. 76&78c; fine medium staple, ma
72c; fine clothing. 8'y70c; fine medium
clothing, 64Wtc; half-blood. 68u&o; three-
piKnthti-Dlood. o4iic; quarter-bloud, 84ti8c.
puiim, extra. 70a74c; fine A, ti3g6c; A
supers, Kamic.
ST. LOUIS. July 27. WOOLSteady ; ter
rltory and western mediums, 23S27c; fin
mediums, 21324c; fine. 12j18Hc
Available Supply of Orala.
NEW YORK, July 27 -Speclal cable and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreet's show the following change
in available supplies of grain, aa com
pared with previous accounts;
Available supplies: Wheat, United State
east of Rockies, decreased 603.000 bu.; Can
ada, decreased 88.000 bu.; to'sl. United
State and Canada, decree, 61 8,001) bu :
afloat for and In Europe, decrease. 1.600 000
bu. : total. American and European supplv,
decrease. 2.118.000 bu. Corn. United Statea
and Canada, decrease. 26.000 bu. Oata.
United Htatea and Canada, decrease, 1.374.
000 bu.
The leading Increases and decrease re
ported thl week follow: .
Increase Chicago, prlvst elevator.
231.000 hu : Fort Worth. 99 000 bu ; Nash
ville. 74.000 hu.: Lincoln. S7.0fl0 bu. : St.
Joseph. 86.000 hu.: (Inoderlch. 81 000 bu.
Decreases Manitoba and northwest, 214.0tal
bu.
VlnnesDoll Grata Market.
J1 1 MINNEAPOLIS Minn.. July IT.
WHEAT Julv. tl 23: September. II 03'
1.03T.: December. tl.O'-'V I 0 V No. t hard.
tl 2M.: No. 1 northern 1 X ; No t north
ern 81 22.: No. 3 nor h-rn i 14,gi 2.
BRA V- In lon-lb sacks. 871 50
FIXIUR-FirM patents. $." 9o'n 6 10 : second
patents. $5 8fVjn0: flret clears. t4V85.li;
second clears. B S6tf3 55.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. July 27.- SEKliS- Clover rh.
Mmf; lie. ember $7.07't; lifiirch, 7 17',; re
jected. $5 60. Timothy, prime $1.97. Al
l.ka. prim. $7., AuruaL 86.3a
1!HI0.
OMAHA LIVE SrOCK MARKET
Killing; Cattle Slow to Ten Cents
Lower, Feeders Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
Rheep Phew Decline of Fifteen to
Twaatr-rirt Cents, Wall Ther
Are Jtot Rnoaath I.nmha to
Teat Valnea.
SOUTH OMAHA,
Receipt were
Official Monday ....
Estimate Tuesday ..
Sb., July 17. 1909.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep
... 4.748 3.064 6.5.8
... 4.6O0 1S.0) I. BOO
Two day thla week.. S.843 18 4 W.VJ
Sam days last week.... 7.902 9.049 U.2M
Sam day S week ago.. 8 9 10.615 11.8,8
Sam day S week ago.. 4.418 11.746 6.S76
6am dayat weeka ago.. S W1 18 943 S.WS
Sam day last year.... S.271 9.182 10,184
Tha following; table ihowi th receipt of
cattle, hoaa and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to dat, compared with laat year
19U9. 1908. Inc. lc,
-.tfi. lo 7 7ftf5 26.021
Hogs 1,630.988 1.640.5SS 109,848
Hheen 78687 770.213 '30,6.8
Th following tabl show th average
price of hog at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1909. 11908. 107. il906. 190S.19o4.;l90S,
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
14..
18..
18..
17..
18..
18..
20..
21..
22..
31..
34..
35..
2..
27.
T 7V4j
7 lVk
7 8.1
7 73Mi
a
7 7rt"
1 74
7 70
7 586i
7 67H
7 57Va
t 43.
$ 31
8 37
8 44
"a40!
t 33!
6 27 (
8 32i
8 S4
57!
e
60
M
8 52
61
47
5 47 5 U! S 18
8 54 6 18) t 17
I 5 19 t S3
t
I 7
t 72
6 74
6 80,
I
t 881
6 91
t 94
s m
S Mi t 20
fj n'. 8 2ll 8 32
t $3! 6 181
6 6ti 6 0.1 6 23
8 6I1 f, 10, 6 22
48
I
62
8 63
82
6 481 t 07 i 6 2
4 94 B 25
8 31
6 24
t 47 I 8 18
6 45: 5 04 1 6 06
July
e
T 604
July
6 W
8 50l 6 60) t 111
July
I t 13, t 87! $ 441 6 48 6 U 4 St)
fiimilav
The official number of car of tock
hrnurht Intndav bv each road was
acme nogs, oneep. n 1- a.
C. M. & St. P 1
1
1
3
41 8 1
6 .. ..
7K 4
17 1
7
31 8 2
11
4
3
4
216 18 t
Wabash
Missouri Pacific .... 1
Union Pacific IS
C. V N. W., east.... 3
C. N. W.. west .... 82
C St. P., M. ft O.... 12
C, B. east .... 1
C, B. ft Q.. west.... 8ft
C, R. I. ft P., east., t
C. R. I. ft P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central 1
C. Q. W 4
Total receipt 180
The disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head Indicated:
Cattle, nogs, oneep.
Omaha Packing Co 413
2.0H7 .35
3.001 8hl
3.069 1.59J I
2,763 644 J
Swift and Company 1.011
Cudahy Packing Co 646
Armour A Co 64
Sinclair 44
Lee Rothschild 1
Vansant & Co 103
Carey ft Benton 47
Smith ft Hosiey 20
Hill ft Son 1M
F. P. Lewis 17
Huston ft Co 75
J. B. Root & Co 10S
J. H. Bulla 3;
L. F. Hubs 3.
Cudahy rBos. Co
129
L. Wolf 130
McCreary ft Carey 81
Sam Werthlmer a
li. V. Hamilton 79
F. O. Inghram 4
Sullivan Bros 46
Swarts-Boland
610
216
810
m
144
ir.2
120
Hoffman
St. Louis Packing Co
Illinois Packing Co
Blackshlre
Kohrs
Unilil.n
Other buyer 229 l.m
Total 4,292 12,755 4,343
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morn
ing numbered 144 cars, as against 166 cars
last week and U3 cars two weeks ago. It
waa In fact the laigest run for a Tuesday
since May 18, when 250 cara wer reported
In. The market aa a whole was alow and
dull, with the tendency lower on most
kinds.
It was late In the morning before pack
ers really made much of an effort to buy
beef steers and when they did their bid:)
wer generally lower. The market as a
whole might be quoted as weak to 10c
lower, the best grades of beef showing the
least decline, borne of th best westerner
aold In about the same notches a yebter
day, but other grades looked lower.
Cows and heifers were weak to 10c lower
and th trade alow at the decline.
Ther were more feeder on sale this
morning than on most day of late, but
the demand was good and the desirable
kinds generally moved at ateady prlcea In
spite of the fact that buyera In some
cases wer a little bearish tn their views.
Inferior grades and stockers were generally
a little lower than yesterday.
guoiatlona on cattle: Oood to cholc
cornfed ateers, $6.6ttf7.00; fair to good corn
fed ateers, t6.30'rj 6. 65; common to fair corn
fed steer. $5 3ti6.30, gooo to cholc year
lings, $).6Q;U6.0, good to choice range
beaves, $6.0itS.60; fair to good range beevea,
4.uK,i.0u; common to fair range beevea.
$3.7frii4.60; good to cholc fed cow and
heifer, t4.2t.$6.50; fair to good cons snd
heifers, $3.50ixl.25; common to fair cows
and heifers. $1.73.60: good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $4 25W5.25; fair to good
atockera and feedera, $3.754.2fi; common
jtock heifers, $3.2ori3.65; veal calves, S3.50t,
7.00; bulls, stags, etc., J3.0(jo.W.
BEEF STEERS.
Ho. At. Pr. No. At. Pr.
16 1126 8 46 49 1.171 4 60
to..., lt..l t 00 87 1161 4 4
It 1147 8 11 11' 4 40
40.... till 4 U 42 1447 t 74
1 1444 t 4') 20 1413 4 16
it 1117 4 46 61 1211 4 M
r cow a.
t t;i tto : itt 1 :t
I Ill 8 18 4 107 I Ml
t 170 2 71 :4...- ITt 1 M
8 77 i W 61 I 0
t 174 I SO 1 1074 t 61
44 4 8 10 4 1171 8 0
4 147 $ 10 4 11 1 46
HEIFERS.
8 6T t 14 1 731 I 60
U 604 I 14 t 713 3 60
I i' i t 20 8 625 8 66
4 436 lli
BULLS.
1 1244 8 00 1215 8 40
I lav) t 36 1 1440 8 40
I I SO t 36 1 1140 4 84
X 1240 t HO ;
CALVES.
1 440 I 40 t 170 8 26
1 160 4 00 1 110 4 25
1 loO 4 00 I I t 4 60
1 114 101 1 lilO 4 64
1 O0 t 00 1 160 4 60
1 81 6 60 1 160 4 76
1 140 t 00 1 200 4 74
J.. 240 4 00 t 143 1 UO
STOCKERS
44 2 46
AND
FEEDERS.
II.
11.
4.
4T.
IV.
64 I 88
4.H
611
41
424
746
747
3 J
16
8 60
1 64
60
t 44
t 14
711
14)
414
772
460
10
I 16
4 00
4 U4
4 It
4 26
4 40
4 li
4
4
474
141
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
12 cows St'l 3 20 4 cows 8f6 t 8S
10 cows 940 3 3.. 10 steers.. ..U..S 4 40
calves... l.'.l 4 (0 1 calf 2o0 4 50
23 feeders.. 518 I 70 B cows 866 2 CO
7 f tellers.. 360 3 ."A 41 feeders.. 6SS 4 00
cows 745 2 55 17 heifers... 473 t 20
IS cowb 21 8 75 1 bull 14.0 3 00
3 calves... 313 4 50 11 cow a 8-U 3 00
41 cows 919 3 75 3 calve. .. 146 4 50
7 calves... K2 $50 Scow 90 S 70
19 cows 958 1 65 54 steer.... 6H1 4 i0
3 cows 1U10 3 00 14 COW 939 $46
4 hellers... M 4 00
H. Haythorn-Neb.
85 steer.. ..1162 4 90 4 cow t:i $ 60
31 cow 908 2 80 10 cow 8do 3 25
4 cow 918 t 25
Deemer ft D. Neb.
48 cow m 8 85 23 te.er. ...1126 4 0
22 cows 922 3 16 2 calves. .. 235 S 2j
D. Groom Neb.
t cows 870 3 1 5 33 heifer... 462 S SO
WYOMING.
22 steers.. .1040 4 45
Wilcox. Latsley ft Wllcox-8. D.
11 feeders.. 818 8 90 7 cows 921 t 40
Scows 930 3 40 14 cows 6.0 3 4(1
4 steers. ...1112 4 50 4 rows 9'2 $40
4 feeders.. VA 3 26 6 feeders.. 9..J 3 36
12 feeder.. 907 3 90
HOGS The bears had decidedly th best
of It today. Vt Ith receipts the largest that
they hav been since the last week In
March and with all other market points re
polled lower, there wa every opportunity
to pound values, and the beat, as ma be
imagined. er not at all backward aboi.
mating th most of the situation. The re
sult wa that tlte market opened with a
few of the best hogs selling lUfllSc lower
th a. 1 yeeierduy. but the trade was alow
even at the decline. Huyera wete appat-
anl U In nr. hum, , r. f , 1 1 i .r A . r m m i, A - . ; . .
lie naturally backward about
cur In
loose ut auch a t-harp decline.
rucklliit Iioks weie geiieiHllv IV luivei :
liltful from lb wulael gad buers wti lute;
In getting started A giod snare of the
hss changed hands at $.' 4fi7 47i. If th
hoxs a ere heavy or rough It ta hrd work
tn (i I a packer to pay much over tT 40
whereas for strictly good light or butcher
uelKhts thev would hid as high as $. 46,
Imt it hard work to get a packer abov
ibM f .1 111 e tor anything.
Aa the niort.ing advanced th market did
not get any better, but If anything it
grew weaker and duller aa It drew to a
lose. At midday there were still a number
of cars of hogs unsold, which buyers were
not trying to get. Old and heavy packing
sows especially mere very much neglected
Today's decline carries the market to the
loaest point touched sine ine 24, when
the average of all tne aie waa $7 40.
Representative aalea:
No.
71...,
It...,
"?. . .
Ti!!!!
41 ...
0....
64 ..
41 ....
44 . ...
81...
II. ..
14...
67...
71...
47...
t...
t7...
74...
74...
41...
II...
74...
82...
11...
7...
T4...
II...
16...
4.1...
41...
64...
70...
74...
CI...
t7...
7t...
I...
12...
71...
tl...
45...
11...
IT...
74 ..
44...
o...
74. . .
41...
77...
SI. ..
17...
71...
U...
72...
ID...
66...
63...
IS. ..
41 ..
16...
74...
41...
70...
Ar.
...228
.34
..S74
. 164
.171
.164
..24
. f4
. 271
.231
, . 1M
. .161
,..
...ISO
...It
,..Mt
,..114
...I.' 8
...364
...IT4
.. U
...ill
....II
...871
...ill
..14
...4
...111
...127
.. I'l
. ..21
...340
...241
...6I
...241
...161
.. IJ8
..241
...lit
...2.11
...rt
. . 242
...161
...244
...111
.. 2:0
...ill
...15
.. .241
...:14
...I 7
...264
...22.1
.. .ls
...223
...164
. . . 2
...ll
...301
...2H
...221
...217
8h. Pr. No. Ae. Sh. Pr.
W 1 M 61 :ti 1 T 45
40 7 en 24 SN It T 44
... T 40 II tJ . . t 44
40 7 40 h 177 840 T 41
... 1 40 it ITI 40 T 44
T 40 76 13 . , 7 44
0 7 40 14 .114 40 T 44
4 1 40 16 lit 40 T 48
. . T 40 66 841 SO T 46
14 7 40 1 4 210 Ut T 46
10 1 40 11 14 ... 7 46
... T 44 41 844 ... T 44
... T 40 II let 40 T 44
. . T 40 21 14 ... f 44
140 T 40 16 til 44 T 46
... t 41 76. lit 4v) T 46
. . T 42 tO 310 ... 7 44
116 T 4- 47 144 40 T 47
40 I 41 II Ill ... T 47
t T 42 41 .-0 40 T 47
140 7 42 4V 114 800 T 47
0 T 42 SO lit SO t 47
... T 42 4 Ill 0 T 47
... T 42 41 116 ... T 47
... T 4t 61 1417 ... T 47
40 T 42 47 341 61 7 47
. . 7 42 It lit ) T 41
10 T 41 Tl 10 120 T 47
T 42 84 234 DO T 47
10 T 42 71 2.(1 1. T 47
40 T 4t 14 141 I) 7 47
140 T 42 41 241 40 T 60
0 T 12 1 244 ... T 6
130 T 41 61 IM 10 T 60
t0 T 42 71 1 40 7 60
. . T 4! 817 10 T 60
10 7 43 47 U0 ... T 60
... 7 46 76 244 40 T 60
... 7 46 77 246 J0 T 60
40 T 46 41 141 40 T 60
. . T 46 6 2 '4 ... T 60
120 T 48 41 211 40 T 64
. . T 46 II 37 W IN
120 7 45 14 tit ... T 60
160 1 46 ? tit 40 7 60
. . 1 4.1 46 571 40 T 60
40 7 if. It t 40 T 64
110 T 46 62 114 10 1 60
80 7 46 12 205 ... 7 60
130 7 46 I" 204 120 7 60
60 T 46 76 214 ... 7 M
80 T 43 Tt .76 ... T 66
11 1 K 44 210 40 T 66
... 7 46 44 14 ... t 68
40 T 46 T6 241 . . T 66
... T 45 64 201 40 T 06
44 7 46 71 261 10 T 66
140 T 46 61 260 ... 1 10
... T 46 T2 1.11 ... 7 eO
. T 45 16 !S4 ... T 4li
40 7 16 44 1M 40 7 hi
40 t 46 tl 296 ... T SO
ltu 7 46 ia 843 ... 7 .'!
. .!1
D T 46
SHEEP It X'i be remembered that local
trade eterda was strong and active,
while eastern sheep markets reported
breaks of l.V(i25o. As a remit, buyers could
not ba cajoled Into bids better limn a
iltiartcr lower this morning. Very little
time was wasted In coaxing, however, and
tha movement of supplies, InHtead of being
naturally slow at the decline, was posi
tively active. On most of the sales trading
flKincs showed a flat quarter break, with
the general market quotable at irg25c
loer thtui yesterday.
Receipts were moderate, consisting of
about the same class of offerings that 11iH.de
up a large part of yesterday's run. Mon
tana and Idaho wethers that sold at 85.25
realised $5 thl morning and Wyoming
wether that sold at $4.75 today suffered a
similar break. A small bunch ot Nebraska
ewes chBned hands at $4.25.
There was nothing of any consequence
In ihe way of young killing stock among
receipts and about the only string of raitKe
Iambi, on sale was turned over to a feeder
buyer at $6.15.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice spring lambs. $7.(t0'ti7.50; fair lo
good spring lambs, $0.6'";. 00; good to (hoice
yearlings, to.40ii6.75; fair to good yearlings,
t5.0O(i5.4O; good to choice wethers. $4.851i
6.10; fair to good wethers, $4.5064.85; Kood
to choice ewes, $4.50tg4.8i; fair to good ewes,
$4. 00 Jit. 50.
Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to
choice lamha, $5.i'5fi6.15; fair to choice jeai
liiifcs. $4 (Xa 1.75, fair to choice sheep, $.,.10
tit.m.
Representative sales: ,
No.
102 native ewes
25 native ewes, culls
20 native lambs
18 native ewes
3! 6 Wyoming wether
4S2 Wyoming wethers
20 native ewea
Av. Pr.
99 4 25
96 2 75
82 7 50
116 4 50
103 4 75
,104 4 75
,107 4 50
..106 5 00
. . 59 16
.. 59 6 15
.. 59 6 15
.. 58 6 50
..114 6 01
..116 6 00
1426 Idaho wettiere .1
207 Wyoming lambs, feeders
168 Wyoming lambs, feeders
131 Wyoming lambs, feeders
14 Wyoming lambs, culls ..
637 Montana wethers
92 Montana wethers
CHICAGO I.1VE STOCK MARKET
Story of Day' Trading; oa Cattle,
llosta and Sheep.
CHICAGO. July 27-CATTLE-Recelpts.
estimated at 3.000 head: steady: steers. $5.60
7.00; cows. $3.507j5.35; heifers, $3.60(116.00;
bulls. $3.4iSI.8i.; calves, t3.OOti8.00; stock
ers and feeders. S3.76-ii6.15.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at 12.000 head:
steady to 10c lower: choice heavv. SSlOfif
8.20; butchers, $8.00ifi'8.15; light, mixed, $7-60
j7.75; choice light. $79058.10; packing, $7 65
(Q7.X0; pigs, $6.507.00; bulk of sales, $8.00
478.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated, 15,000 head: steady to 10c lower:
sheep, $4.0tf5.26; lambB, t7-76; year
lings, t5.00g6.00.
Kanaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CVHCITY, July 27. CATTLE
Receipts, 11,000 head, including 1.500 head
southerns; market steady; yearlings, $7.65;
beef steers closed 10ml5c lower; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers, $6.257.66;
fHlr to good, $4.75a4.15; western steers, $4.25
06.00; stockers and feedera, $3.265.00;
southern steers, S3.40ig5.25; southern cows,
$2 5O,u4.O0; native cows, $2.254.50; native
heifers. $3.WXy'7.00; bulls, t320(&4.00; calves.
t3 50'7.26.
HOGS Receipts. 14.000 head: market 10
015c lower; top, S7.77H; bulk of sales, $7.45
t7.75; heavy, $7.70(07. 77; packers and
butchers, t7.5tX37.76; light, S7.30il7.66; pigs,
$6.757.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head: market for sheep steady; lambs 10c
lower; lamba, 35.76tj7.65; yearlings, 34 768
5.50; wethers, t4.25g5.2S; eweB, t3505.00;
stockers and feeders, $2.75g.'..50.
St. I.oala Live Stuck Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 27. CATTLE-llecelpts,
6.700 head, Including 2,000 head Texans;
market steady; native shipping and ex
port steers, $6.107.16; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $5.404t 25; steers under 1,000
lbs., $4,353(5.70; stockers and feeders, $3,251$
d id; cows ana neirere. ss.iwgii.DU; canners,
$2OOfi2.50; bulls. $;i.6fr'u5.00; calves, $5.21x9
7.76; Texas and Indian steers, $J.50tf6.25;
cows and heifers, $2.80'n4.90.
HOGS Receipts. 12,100 head; market 10
15c lower: pigs and lights, $5.75(37.85; pack
ers, ii.otitii.eu, Duicnei ana best heavy
$7.90418.12.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 7,200
neaa; 10c lower; native muuona, 83.40C4.8n
lamba, So. 05(147. 60; cull and bucks, l .25
o.w; siocnerB, ad.2.v4.uu.
St. Joseph Lte Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 27. CATTLE Re
ceipt, zinm neafl; market steady to strona:
steers. $4 5047.00; cow and heifers. $2.50Vii
U ii'j, i nic. e'.'il w.
IIOGS-Ileceipts, 6.5O0 head: market SlOo
lower; lop, i.; 1)11 IK or sales, 87 654T7.65
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 2,500
neaa; marsei steaay; lamps, st.5uio7.60.
Slooa City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. July 27 (Special Tele
gram.) HOGS Receipts, 6.500 head; market
10c lower; top of market, $8.0friip7.60; bulk of
sales, sr. ;tttg7 no.
CATTLE Receipts, 800 head; market
steady; beeves, t4.50fii7.00: fat rows, $ iWJ
6.75; grass cows, $3 O0ji 4 00; feeders, $3.601
is; yeartinKs, imvu4.4ju.
Stork In
Receipts at the six
Sight.
principal
western
markets were;
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Slonx Cily
Kansas City ..,
Si. Imls
Chicago
Cattla. Hog. Sheep
4.6H0
lSOnO
8 600
.. 2 .0OO
ViO
..11 0"0
...6.700
.. SOijO
6 500
6.64W
14.000
12. 100
12.01
7.000
S0 1
7.200
15,000
r
Total
..27.100 66,100 40,800
ol ton Market.
NEW YORK. July 27. Th cotton mar
set opened steady al a decline of 2 1
point and quickly sold 6 to 7 point net
lower under liquidation and bear pres
ur. due to weaknes In th near month
at Liverpool, and a favorable weaiher map
There wa good btivtng at the decline and
prlcea lailkd to a ami it the t losing figure
of yesterday with the market steady dur
Inir (h middle of the morning
Future opened teady; Autiist 11 VS; Oc
- I loher H I'.c. 1 e4-ernber. 11 It.r: January.
)i '-: Tdinii. 11 :vc: .uav. 11 1.7
Fului
s closed erv stead ; Jul. 12 17'
1217c; etptcmber. 12.16c: OcloUi
AuaTUSL
lJltV; November, lAlTc; 15wmbem. U SS-f
January. February, u.30o Marco. Apru
12220; May. 110.
8 Dot cioea quier; 3 point Mgir: mi,-
dltng upland. ll.o; middling gulf, 11 XV.
QALYKNlvn, JUiy i-
Lowwi J Jo,
N KW OKLEANB, July CC7TTOW-
Spot market opened quiet and closed
steady at l-16e higher; middling. It W W;
ales on the upot. 854) bales; to arrlre none.
st. louis, July I7.-COTTON tar:
mldllng, 12o; sale, nona; receipts ttt
bale; shipments, Kt bale; Hock, 30,884
balea.
OMAIla. GE-lGnAL MARKETS.
Staple aad Faaer Fradae frlre Par.
alahed by Bayer' l Wboleealeee.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1 delivered ta
th retail trade in 1-lb. cartons, 27c; No.
1. In SO-ib. tubs, r.c: ivo. 1. in i-id car
ton, 26o ; In 84-lb. tubs, S4c; packing tock,
19c; fancy dairy, tubs, I14J.T20; common
.411. fresh made, IStfUHA Market changes
very Tuesday.
tcuus resn selling sioca, canniea, no.
No storage stock In Omaha market.
CHEESB Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, 15c; Young Americas, 4 In hoop,
lVc; favorlr. 4 In boon. 18c; daialea. 30 In
noop. 16c; cream brick, full eaae, 15c;
block Swiss. 16c; full eream llmburger, 16c.
POULTRY Broilers, 16o; alive, springs,
13c; hens, 10c; cocks, 6Vc; ducks, So;
geese, 4c; turkeys, 16c; pigeon, per do.
45c; guinea fowl, per dot., $2 50; squab,
per dot., $2. Dressed hnn. Ilo; tprlngs.
lHtf.'Oo; cocks. 6V40; ducks, 11c; gee, Uleo;
turkey. 22o.
FISH - Fresh caught, almost All ar
drcased: Halibut, 8c; buffalo, So; trout,
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfiah, 17o; rrappiee,
sunflsh, 6j9u; black basa. 25o; whltefrsh,
13c; pike, 12c; salmon. 14c; pickerel, 10c;
frog legs, S5c. Fresh fro ten : W hlleflsh. No.
L 10c; round. 9c; pickerel, dressed and
headless. 7c; round. 6c; pike, dressed. 10c;
round, 9c; red snapper, l.o; Spanish mack
erel. 18c; natlv mackerel, 36o each.
MEAT CUTS-No. 1 rlbe, 160; No. t
ribs, 13c: No. 3 ribs, c; No. 1 loin. 17c;
No. 3 loin. 14c; No. 3 loin. lOVkc; No. 1
chuck, 6rto; No. S chuck, 5c; No.. S
chuck, 4c; No. 1 round. 10c; No. t round,
SVio; No. S round, 9c; No. - 1 plate, 5Stc;
No. 2 plat. 5c; No. 3 plate, 4c.
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapple. 16
to 48s. $2.78 per crate; grape fruits, SS slia.
per box, $5; 48 sue, $0 50; 54 star, $6; ba
nanas, fancy select, tl lt.fi J 00 ; applra, horn
grown, per bu. basket, vc, nuiiket basket,
45C
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
$2 76 per bbl. celery. Michigan. 25c bunch;
smaller, 60c. Cabbage, nom grown, mo
per lb. Wisconsin Ued Globe onion. U
per lb. California cauliflower. $318) per
irate. Tomatoes. Tennessee, 4 baskets, x5i
90c; crate, $4.00. Lettuce, per dox., UV. Par
snips, turnips, carrots, 75c per tloxen. Flor
ida new beets, carrot, parsnip, turnips,
lc, per dox., 76c.
POTATOES New S5c per bu.
HIDES No. 1 green, 10c; No. I cured, lie.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 27. M ETA T.S Th
London tin market was unchanKcd. vltl
spot at f!32 10s, and futures hi li:;4. The
local market was dull end lower M i.).DV(t
29.25. Copper in London was lower, wltu
spot at 58 12h 6d, and futures at tV' 1 !il.
Locally a shade lower; lake. $i;i.2"irtl3.50;
electrolytic. $12 87K97 1.1.00; casting, ft TSft
12.87. Lead lower at LU 7 till in l.ontlin.
The local marker was quiet. 8l..i7i'l.5.
Spelter unchanged at f'Jl 17s t'd In I.o:irlon
and remained quiet at $5.&Vfr5.fO locnlly.
The English Iron market was lower at 4
lOtyd for Cleveland wnrrar.tti. Tlie local
market wan firm sml p-ir.ls.llv hih-i :
No. 1 foundry northern. $17 .20jfi7.4,,; No.
" foundry nortlirn Ht tlH.i57117.tii; No I
southern and No. 1 sonth.rn soft. $l7.ift
17.50
ST. LOUIS. Julv 27.-I.EAD Steady:
t4.:2Vf94-25. Spelter, firm; $6 30.
4111 and llosln.
NEW YORK. Ju'y 27 -COTTONSEE1
OlI Steady; prime crude, nominal; prime
yellow, $5.304-5. 42'x; September. S-YIJVtffi i
Petroleum, steady; refined. New York,
$K 25: Philadelphia and Baltimore. $ 20;
Pliiladolpli'a and Bnltlmoie. In bulk. $4.70.
Turpentine, firm
rj,c.
sualned, common to
ROSIN Steady
good, S3 20.
OIL CITY. Pa.
Julv 27. Credit balances.
$1.58' runs, 92.P01 bbls.; 1
shipments. H7,0sr. hhls.;
veratre. 1E0.941 bbls ;
average. 188.S01 bb's.
Snornr and Molasae.
NEW YORK. July 27.-SI7GAR Raw.
firm; fair refining, 3.48"; centrifugal. 98
test, 3.9Kc; molasses URr, 3.23o. Refined,
fined, steadv: No. 6, 4.4Sc; No. ".. 4.4t'c;.
No. 8. 4.25c; No. 9. 4.30o; No. 10. 1.25c; No. 11,
4.90c; No. 12. 4.15c; No. 13, t.'.Oc; No. 11.,
4.10c; confectioners' A, 4 75c; mould A. 6.T0C-,
cut loaf, 675.c; crushed. 6 65c: powdered.
6.05c: granulated. 4.95c; cubes, 5 20-
MOLASSES Steady ; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 2;5j'42c.
Philadelphia Provision Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 27. RUTTER
Firm and good demand; western creamei,
2Sc; nearby prints. SOc.
EGGS Firm, good demand; Pennsyl
vania and other nearby firsts, free cases,
24c; western first, free cosew, 24c at murk;
current receipts, free ca.WH, 21ti23c St
mark.
CHEESE Firm; good demand; New Y01 k
full creams, oholce. 14c; fair to good,
14-n 14'ic.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, July 27-COFFEE-Future
closed steady at a net decline of rVJMO
points. Sales, 20, OW bags, including July,
7.05c; August, 6 20'qfl.2S; September, 5.70;
December, 6.25o..'13; March, 5.35i6.40. and
May at B.40c. Spot market quiet; No. 7
Rio. 7V4(g,7So; No. 4 Santos, Sc. Mild, dull;
Cordova, 9612o-
Dry flood Market.
NEW YORK. July 27.-DRY GOOD3-Th
Jobbers are doing IV little batter trad
every day. Staple prints are movtpg at
the hew prices. Yarns are soft and trad
In them Is light. Th export market ar
quiet, miscellaneous trading in small lots
being the rule. Men s wear Is active.
f0
Mllivaake Grain
Market.
MILWAUKEE), July 27. WHEAT No. 1
northern, $1.28(81.29; No. t northern, $1260
1.27; September, $1.03. , . .
OATS-61f52o.
BARLEY Samples, 70f?72o.
Peoria Market, .'
PEORIA, July 27.-CORN-Loweri No. t
yellow, 71c; No. t. 72c; No. 3, 71c; No. 4.
tOVc; no grade, es-gTiSVje.
OATS Steady ; No. t whit. 447l44e; No.
4 white, 43434c.
NO GERMS FOR THE KIDDIES
Omaha Srboola to Be Provided with
Aatlseptlo Drlnklag; Foaa
talaa. Antiseptic drinking fountains will be In
stalled in all the public school buildings
In the city before school opens In Septem
ber, If the Board of Education takes th
advice of Dr. Davidson, superintendent of
th city schools. The drinking fountain
In the Vinton school has proven acceptable,
and th superintendent is in favor of In
stalling similar fountains in all the schools.
"Fountains ar much better than In-,
dividual drinking cup, but tha Individual
drinking cups are better than . public
cups," said Dr. Davidson. "Disease ar
not transmitted from one child to another
when Individual, cup are ued, but germs
are bound to lodge In the cups when th
children leave them on thetr desks exposed
to the dust of the school room. Drinking
fountains are constantly washed and ther
1 no possible chance of disease contamin
ation." Individual drinking cups will bs installed
In sll tha school buildings In Kanaa under
a recent order of th (tat Board 4
Health.
GREEK LEGATION IS RAISED
Mlalater Resident Coromllaa la Glveo
th Higher Grade of
F.avoy.
WASHINGTON. July 27 Th Oreelt le
gation In Washington has been raised In
grade, and Mr. Coromllas, now a minister
resident, ha been promoted to th position
of envoy extraordinary and minister pleni
potentiary. Ha was presented lo hl
president In his new rapacity today.
Delay In taking Foley Kidney Remedy
If you have backache, kidney or bladder
trouble, fasteps the disease upon you, and
makes a cure mora difficult. Commene
taking Foley's Kidney Itemed tnd;' and
1 you will soon bo well. Why ink a sciloua
I jiulady?
f