Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BKE: OMAHA. THt'RKnAV. JL'LV 20. 1f)M.
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Little Firmer on Heary Ex
port Sales.
COEN FOLLOWING WHEAT LEAD
kei
la
t I naettleri, with UMf Range
Selllaa. hnl tlrmtr at 1 oat-
la dr, bat
tall.
or
OMAHA. July 2. V.
Wheat was wea at the orenlrg with
eat M lower, causing further liquidation.
tf' 'rorn tn n! so fas-
and exporters reported heatv sales
to Medlterraean points- thin checked the
decline and created firmer feeing. If
receipts ulacken. thl foreign demand
would advance our' mark.
Corn waa tittle erratic, with the change
In wheat,, but . held fali li- steady with no
change In the situation. Demand waa mod
erately Improved.
Wheat waa extremely rtate and ruled
In a wide rntnge. selling lower early on
weak cable, but firmed up on less favor
able crop report from the northwest. Val
ue at the close were well ovei yesterday
with short covering. -
Corn waa .steady but .dull and did not
follow tha advance In wheat. Cash values
were weak owing to the alack demand and
moderate receipts The movement of corn
is free and la holding price down.
Primary wheat receipts were l,SS9.otjO bu
SM4 shipment were 67f,0fl0 hu.. against
i"ipt year nf 1,115. ono hu. and ship
irfefit of 720,00 bu.
Corn renelpt were 667 .000 hu. and ship
ment were 4.18. 800 bu., against receipts last
year of 364. SOO bu. and shipments of 44.1,000
bu.
clearances were I.OOO hu. of corn, 1.000 hu
of a la and wheat and lour equal to 52.000
bu.
Liverpool Hosed SiTHSd" lower on wheat
and "d lower on corn.
Local range of options;
Articles ! Open. High.) Low. Close. Yes'y.
mlxd. via Oalvestnn, S tvd: futures,
quiet: September. f 4Nd: October, 6 M
PEAS-Canadian, steady; 7a 10d.
WK4THER I T H K Ti RIM BKI.T
1 naettled Followed ay Fair la rim.
lard for Thl Locality.
OMAHA. Julv 28. lJtW.
Th barometric depression central Over
the extreme upper Missouri valley Tuesday
morning has moved slowly eastward during
the last twentN-fotir hours and now extends
In a trough shape from Manitoba south
over the Missouri valley to Texas Show
ers occurred within the last twsnty-fotir
hours In the northwet. throughout the
cnfral veilejs and southern states and
rains continue In the northwest, the upper
Mississippi valley and upper lake region
this morning The showers of the last
tweniv-four hours were fairly well dis
tributed over Nebraska, but were generally
light. The neather Is slightly warmer over
I the country esst of the Rocky mountains,
'hut Is slightly cooler In the mountains and
throughout the northwest, and It will prob-
ahlv he slightly cooler In this vicinity by
Thursdav. The weather will probably con
tinue somewhat unsettled tonight, followed
bv fair Thursdav.
Itecord of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the laM three years: ' '
1VW. ism 1.007 19
Minimum tenmeratur ... if 71 66 87
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today. 7. degree-.
IWlclencv In precipitation since March 1,
0.28 of an Inch.
F.xress corresponding period in 1.76
Inches
Deficiency corresponding period In 1903,
4 55 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, lyoral Forecaster.
Com and Wheal Keglsa Bnlletln..
Fi.r Omaha. Neb, for the twenty-four
hotirs ending st S s m.; 7Uh meridian
time. Wednesday. July 2.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rein
stations ' Mag. Mln. fall.
Ashlsnd. Neh 83 70 .01
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Steel Diridend and Rise in Union
Pacific Are Features.
INCREASE IN STEEL EARNINGS
Comparison with
Mentha In Prevloi
la Sot
ever,
C orreepondlnsi
a Years. Hew
Altogether
atlsfactor .
In genersl fund. 14 074 142. enrrent liabilities.
Ht ir79.5. working bslsrce In treasury of
fices. 112.404. W"; In hanks to credit of
terssurer of United States. 343.878.447; sub
sidiary silver coin. JS.vi.STl: minor coin.
2 ifl . Intel balance In general fund.
S107.41PS.J71.
err 1 ork Money Mark!.
NEW TORK, July J8.-MONEY-On call,
easv at lVn2 pet cent; ruling rate. l' per
cent: closing bid. 1' psr cent; offered at 2
per cent Time loans, firmer; sixty days,
2"W, per cent; ninety days. C'4j per cent;
six months JSff-'-Hi per cent.
PRIMR MERCANTILE PA PER VIM
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at a
decline, with actual business in bankers'
bills at $4-576a4 ") loi sixty-day bllle and
NEW YORK. July 2. Incidents ronsid-lat I4.S715 for demand, commercial bllle.
erej oy spectators of most importance I $4. smt4 WS-
were the Increase In the dividend of United I SILVER Bar 507,0
States Steel and the rise In Union Pacific I
HON 1 19-Oovert.ment
Mexican dollars.
Wheat ... 1 J
July... S J H . M I 1 01U,' im
Sept... my Om PS'.,
Corn- I
July... 7Uj 7i g7H) TV!
Sept... 8iT.- ' ! tS 82i aTi
Cats I I
July... . 4)Tt - i i 40TI 1? 407(,
fiept... 36 ' 3Mi 1V 3SS
is (aik Frlcee.
WHEAT No, 2 hard, Sl.OKql.OIVif No. i
hard. 9rcfe $1.01; No. 4 hard, ;a9o.
CORN No. i, 4c; No. 3. 64c; No. 4, W49
S'tVc; no grade, S.lft3o; No. 2 yellow, 4c;
. No. S vellow. M:ciUK.c: No. 2 white. (tVic:
'No. S white, fl&Ho.
1 OATS-No: mixed, 4:fr4ZHc; No. S vel
low. iZiffilr; No. 3 white, 2r43c; No. 4
f w hite. 41'ti42c. , .
, RYE No. 2. 72&73o; No. . 7071c
Carlat Recelata. ;
Wheat. Corn. Oat
1. m 214 52
........... w
....4..... 43 52 '6
;. ...
SV.
Clear
Auburn. Neb M -02 Pt. cloudy
Broken Row Neh. SO on Clear
Columbus. Neh... 7S 1 loudy
Culbertson. Neb.. S 74 T Clear '
Fairbury. Neb.... M 72 M0 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... M M .0 Cloudy
Or. Island. Neb.. 79 w on Cloudy
Haitlngton. Neb. 75 M T Pt. cloudy
HsStlngs. Neb.... Si w .03 Cloudy
Holdrege. Neh... S 00 Foggy
lOakdale. Neb ... 77 70 T Cloudy
Omaha. Neb S2 t T Cloudv
Tekamsh, Neb... Si .0.1 Cloudy
Alta. la SI 6.1 .00 Cloudy .
Carroll la 7 M .00 Cloudy
Clarlnda. la a 62 Clear
Sibley, la 7S ' .01 Cloudy
Slqux City. Ia... 7H . 72 T Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
today to above the long-predicted price
nl I , k. ... JH.rtjtnA An
Mteel the comnroml.. nil of . of I ner 'Irtegular.
ctnt for the quarter was considered an
adroit settlement of a perplellfig prob
lem, aa b.'tween the contention for the
restoration of the 4 per cent annual rate
and the retention of the 2 per cent rate.
The 4 per cent rate would have been
feared In conservative quarters as precipi
tate and as leaving nothing jnore In tne
Immediate future for the speculative Im
agination. Hafeguaids against harm to the price
of the stock ft cm disappointed expecta
tions of a 4 per cent rate had been skil
fully placed by the inspired Intimations of
the last week that there might be no In
crease at all. The consequence was that,
while today's dividend Increase failfd to
bring In any strong new demand suffi
cient to lift the price of the stock. It was
singularly free from the usual pressure
of realising sales of following a Confirma
tion of favorable prediction. Professional
operators have felt that the price of 1
I nlted states Steel was likely to react,
even with an Increase In the dividend to
Chicago .....
Minneapolis
Omaha ..1..
Duluth
cnirinn csiix awn phovisiok
.
Tide Torn In Wheat Market, aad
There la Sharp Advance.
CHICAGO, July 28 The tide turned In
the wheat market today, ' following the
steady decline of the lent week or more,
and prices advanced sharply, final quota
tions showing net gains of lc to te.
Corn also closed strong, but oata, with
the exception of the July delivery,, were
weak. Provisions broke severely, and at
the close prices were 82ic to I1.J0 lower
than the previous close.
The bulge In wheat occurred during the
final half of the day, and at the top price
Jtvere 2"o to 3e above the- low mark of
the session.
One of the principal features of the day's
trading waa persistent buying by a lead
ing elevator interest, . wnoae total pur
chases were reported to he 2.(00,000 bushels
tby September option). The market Opened
-weak at declines" of'4tAc to Tic, July
being at HOP and Reptomber at $1 02;
to tl.OXM. Vigorous support by leading
rash interests soon caused a. ateadler feel
ing, and as the eeeston advanced, senti
ment became decidedly bullish.
Additional black rust reports from the
northwest, unsettled weather In the winter
Wheat belt and the discovery that more
than 130 tot loads of . wheat had been
taken for export today. Including about
thirty boat load "worked" late yesterday,
stampeded shorts during the final hour.
The top for July waa reached at S1.0S, and
for September at $1.05. The market closed
Strong.
Corn price rallied sharply during the
final half of the session. July was con
gested and the price ranged between 6!c
tnd 71c. The close waa strong at net gains
f ltie to 140. -
Oats were weak, with art exception of
a flurry In the July option, which caused
a bulge of more than 2c in that delivery.
At the close prices were Vo lower to lo
ilKher.
Provision were weak throughout the en
tire dsy. At the close prices were S2Ho
to SI M lower than yesterday s final rig
tire. The decline of SI 30 waa on October
ork, hut the price waa only a nominal
ne, a bid or ii.tv neing maae, out not
accepted.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Central.
Chicago. Ill
Columbus. 0 17
Des Moines. la.... IS
Indianapolis; Tnd.. 12
Kansas City, Mo., to
Minneapolis. Minn, 90
Omaha. Neb....... 17
St. Lduls, Mo.:...'. 12
Bhowera occurred within the. last twenty-
four hours In all portions of the corn and
wheat region except the Indianapolis dls-
tict. Generslly warmer weather prevails
throughout the entire region except In the
extreme upper Missouri valley, where It la
cooler. L. A. WELSH,
Ixcal Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Articles ! Owen. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y
tVheet. I I I
July 1.05S I 1 M 1 ' 1 OS 1 04
Sept. 1 OS14! 1 0M4 1 f.K 1 OfilJ 1 03S
Tea 1 KM I 4HS 1 01 1 (MVl 02SVi
May 1 04 1 07 1 44 1 07 1 06
Corn
July a$ T1H W 71 B4
Ropt. 44 6l . 6V(S'4
Peo. lttS66V? 55Si66AS'H
May StvfOST, MS - 4M4 W4sj MV
Tats i
July f 43HI 40 43SWH I
Sept. SOStrH'SSHtfS ISOS'ttH 3S
Pec. 89Sf0) 4 S9H V4 .. 40
May S442:42UffH 'S 2V 43V.
rork '
July JO 50 20 00 M S24 M 22S 20 7SH
Kept. 20 75 20 75 M 36 20. 35 B0 84
Lard- l
July It 42 11 47H 10 SO 10 0 11 SO
Sept. 11 46 UN 10 SO It S2S 11 80
Bibs- J
Julr ( 1HI 11 S 10 T74 10 77 11 S7H
Sept I 11 06 I 11 14 1 70 IS 70 11 15
Caah Quotation, were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $5.30
140; straight. lottXaO'ifi; spring patents.
M OU24.30, atralgh's. U WlU K; bakers. S3 a0
RYE Feed or mixing, &Vffio; fair to
chnire malting. StaOc .
SEED Flax. No. 1 southwestern, $1 SI :
No. 1 northweatern, $L42- Timothy, 33.S&
Clover. S10.SS.
PROVlSIONB-Mess ijork, 20 23a20 50.
Ird. Ill . Short ribs. Vdea (loose). 110.75
4111.00; short clears.. Dosea., Jll.U7W4jl2.00.
ToUl clearances of wheat and flour, 52.000
bu. Primary .receipts were i.48.uuw bu
compared with 1,116.000 bu. the oorreapond-
Ing day a year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. M cars; ceru, lt2
cars- oata, 53 rare; hogs, 28.uO head.
BUTTER Steady ucmertea, . 22Mf2o
dairies, xuauvso.
BUTT&R-Steadyi creameries. 22 Xc
dairies, 2UfS.tSo.
EOGS Mieady: receipts, 10.140 rases; a
mark, cases included, 18c; firsts, 21Sc
time first. S2Wc.
CHEESK-Steady: daisies. l&'alSi.o: twins
UWHSc; young America. Uvtfl&VSc; long
POTATOES ITtrm! ' choice lo fancy,
He; fair to aoud. (aidno.
POULTRY Steady; turkeys, 14c; chick
ens. USc: sDiinas. l-r17o.
V EAIy-Eaevi 60 to 60-lb.- weights. THff
a to SA-lb weights. . SUDc: 86 to 114-lb.
height. lOJUc.
Kaaeaa City ftrwln and Prevlslens.
KANSAS CITY. July M. WHEAT July
1 Oti bid; Beptamber, 8Sc: Iecember. 9c
Cssh; Inohanged. No. 2 hard, $1 OlSrf
1 OsS: No. S liard. toctftl 4; No.. I red.
tJ im; no. S red. 81 0181 03S.
CORN July. Vi Kptember. 0T.file
ria. Uecertiter. ftSc bid Cash: Slc
ir, .o. a miifo. se"m,c. ISO J mixed
Sc: No. S white. 70c; No. S whit. ?V
OAteV-Nonilnally unehanged. No. 2 white,
wowr, -AO. 1 mtxea, vntwc.
Pife-7MfS0c.
HA Y-l'nchanged:' choice tlmothv. 110 (Aft
11 i"., rnnicc iibiiic. si . lev..; rnoice
lalfa. IV2 0tU.t0.
HCTTKR Creamery extra JSSc: flru,
wr; seeono. t'tc: pacaing stock, isc
l.tHlS Extras. Ke rirata. 20c; current re
celDm. kc. rends anj dirties. 14c.
.... Receipt. Shipments
K'heat. bu ... :4SI.O0o moot
f"rn. hu ........ l oi S (aa)
Oats hu i ..'n.Oiaj 5.000
Liverpool raln . Market.
LIVERP4XM.. July 2 -WHEAT-Spot
i red. western, sulnter. nominal, fu
rures easy; July. 4d; September, 8 2d
December. Sa. '
JOXSyU 1 auaAdy; new. American,
I Not Included
No. of
Stations.
..... 20
Temp. Rain.
Max. M.tn. Inches.
SO
' an
7S
SO
8
78 "
M
88
84 .02
84 ' .01
82 .14
66 .00
72 .?
62 .18
U ' , .04
88 ' " ' 8
NEW YORK GOERAL MARKET
Osotatlosi ef the Day am Varlane
s Cooa modi tie.
NEW YORK. July 28 -FLOTJR-Receleu
10.4ti6 bbl. ; exports, 8.252 bbls. ; market ftrm
with a better Inquiry; Minnesota patents.
S6.1Mi.0: Minnesota bakers. S5.SMt5.65: Win
er patent, R.BO?f6 40; winter trsignts, u.sd
if 1 Fi 70 : winter extras. 14 76(8)5.40: winter low
grades, It.W-tf&.S.'i: Kansas stratgnts. .i3
5 75. Rye flour, firm; fair to -good, 14.50
M OR: choice to fancy. S4.70O4 W.
CORNM EAIj Firm; fine wnite ana yel
low. Sl.6b4Yl.70; coarse, Il.to4tl.BU; Klin orieq
S3 7K
RYE Pull; no. z western, wc, 1. o. b.,
New York.
BARLEY Dull; feeding, 7RST.C, O. I. I.,
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 30.D00 bu. Spot mar
ket, firm: No. red. new. 31.32. nominal
In elevator; No.' 2 red, -new, tllSU. end
AugiB; No. 1 northern. Duluth:- old,- $t.S7H.
nominal, f. o. b. afloat: No, 2 hard winter.
new. SI.IS. nominal, f. o. b. afloat. The
wheat market teday was -excited over black
rust talk from the northwest, and Jumped
nearly 2c a bushel on heavy covering ot
shorts, new outside buying And a good
export trade. Near the close shorts bid
July up K 1 busnei to tne season a nign
point. July, tl.34; closed. 31.34; September,
tl.lOai.13 3-16: closed. S1.12: .December,
31 WSdl ll1; closed. Il.lli; May, S1.11SS
l.l.V.: closed. 81.M4
CORN Receipts, ion ou.: exports. k
bu. Spot market, firm; No. 2. old. 80c, In
elevator and nominal for the afloat; No. 2,
new. 63T4c. winter shipment. Option mar
ket was without transactions, closing un
changed. July closed 80c, September closed
74V4to and December closed 6
OATS Receipts, 10,675 bu. ; exports, l.ora
bu. Spot market, steady; mixed, 28 to S3
lbs.. 54c. nominal: natural ' white. M to S3
lbs., 50&4c; clipped White. 34 to 42 lbs., b5
Utile.
HAY Firm: n.o. a. w.owzrs.iw; gooa to
choice. SSSOffl 10.00.
HOPS Steady; state, common lo choice,
1908, 14lftc; 1S07, nominal; Paclflo coast.
1S08. 1 1 1 Bo : 1907. Srd)12c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota. 23iBXc; Central
America. 23c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. SI4.B
iffUM: mess. 311.0OU 50: beef hams, I24.0O-J
2600; pscket. $12. 50gl3.00: city extra Indian
mess, pi wazi.wi cut ' meats, eteaoy
nlckled bellies. $12 50913.71: pickled hams.
$12 50W12.75. Lard, easy; wee tern. 311. 309
11.30: refined quiet; continent, LI.; noum
America. 812.00: compound. S7.5(Xii7.7t. rork.
easy; family, 821 Wtfzz 00; snort Clear, -'i.og
023.00; mess, $21.2522.00.
TALLOW UUlel, City,
6 5-1A4 13-18C.
RICK steady; aomesuc
lc; Japan, nominal.
I'TTr.R oieaay ana
I -lc; country,
. fair to extra,
unchanged; re
ceipts, 13.206 pkgs. ; creamery specials, 374?
27Vjc: official price, 27c; extras, 2H27c;
western factory, rirst to finest. iinzi.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged ; 1 -
ceipts. .u.t.
KlHHt Firm: receipts. js.si; .weatern ex
tra firsts 12UW25C.
POl'LTRY Dressed, easy; western chick
ens, broilers, lft0Z2c; row la. uxjiw.
per cent. Buying to cover the short
put out on this theory constituted an ele
ment in the strength, not oniy ni 1 nuea
States Kte-1, but of other favorite specu
lative stocks.
Satisfaction with the quarterly report of
earnings of the I'nlted States Steel cor
poration was not unmixed, and tne exhibit
was held to Justify a dividend policy on
th part of the directors at least as cau
tious as that adopted
Th $29,841,4)00 of earnings for the quar
ter, while rising handsomely over those
for the preceding quarter, and still more
markedly ever the corresponding quarter
of last year, are seen to be, with the ex
ceptions of last year, the year of de
pression In W04 ana lm, wnen tne cor
poration was formed, the smallest earn
ings reported for the corresponding quar
ter in one year.
In the matter of the 4.579.900 tons of un
filled orders on hand, also. It Is seen
that, while the figurerlaea above that for
any intervening quarter since that ending
December 31. lsoi, yet tnere is louna an un
broken series of excesses over this figure
for every quarter before that since the one
ending September 30, 1904.
That date carries the comparison nacK
to the period of depression from which
the Industry had not yet emerged after
the depression of 1908. This more detailed
analysis of the report, both as an exhibit
of the present state of restoration of the
steel Industry and in Its promise for im
mediate further progress, waa of some
what sobering effect on speculative sen
timent. The absence of an official state
ment of the course of events since the
date of the report waa commented upon,
in view of the use made of early Intima
tions that such a statement would accom
pany th report. Points of strength in
the stock market helped to sustain prices,
for which particular causes were assigned.
The rise in New York Central was oc
casioned by renewed rumors of Harrtman
Investment In that stock.
The soft coalers were helped by nopes
of a revival of demand by awakening
Industrial activity. An important short In
terest was believed to be covering in Read
ing. Amalgamated Copper suffered from
the renewed fall In the price of the metal.
The upturn In the wheat market called
attention to the possible consequence or
a crop scare, with the critical period still
to be faced. Final prices, aa a rule, were
little changed from last night, and showed
mingled gain and losses.
Bond were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $3,612,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were a follows:
sales
Closing quotations on
follows:
V . ref. ti, reg .
do rowpon
I' 3. re
do roupon
V. 8. 4a. re
i coupon
Allls-rhal. tat h ..
Am. A M
Am. T T rr. 4
A m Toharco 4a
do is
Armour A 10. 44a.
Atrhiaon sen. 4....
do cr. 4
do ev.
At. f L lat 4 .
Pil. A Ohio 4a
do
do !. W. nv ....
Frx. Tr. cv. 4 ....
rn. of Oa. fa ...
On. Iither 5v...
i". of N .t
rhen Ohio 4Wa
do ref. 8a
rhlrago A A. ta
steady
bond today
4Wa
railroad,
4a..
C B ft Q. 1.
do ten. 4i . .
C M 8 P.
C . R. 1 P.
ilo rot. 6. . . .
do rfd. 4a. . .
t'olo. Ind. 6a...
rolr.. Mid 4
c. A 9 r.
D. A H r. 4
!. A R. O. 4 ...
do ref. fit
Illstlllers (a
Krle p 1. 4a
do ten. 4a
do ct. 4a ir. A
do series B . . . .
Orn. Elec. rr. bt . .
111. on. lt rf. 4i
Bid. Offered.
4a..
Beaton Rtorka and Bond.
BOSTON. July 28. Money, call loans. 24
pi per cent; time loans, 8tl6 per cent.
ing quotations on stocks ana Donas
as follows:
. S4 Amalfimatod
.101 Arlxona Com
. 4 Atlantic
.11M; Butte Coalition ...
.1041401. Arizona...
!HS4rat. Hecla....
.144 Centennial
.lM-iPaly Wt
.131 Franklin
..170 Oranbr
. 1WH Oreena CanaDta ..
.. 4tI! Royals
..10s alts. Mining
.. Michigan
. ,i:8H" Mohawk
..l4vtMnt. C. ft
..14ILNTad
.. S4 old Dominion
..103 Orceola
.. 4lVParrot
. 2t Quince
. .liv4gi-norn
.. 124tTamarrk ....
.. 7n Trinity
... tV. 8. Mining
..Hint'. 8 Oil
.. 411'tah
.. I Victoria
.. 71vWlnona
.M' 'Wolverine ..
.. 7 N'ortk Bulla .,
.. 43
St. I.aals Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 28. WHEAT Higher
No. 2 red. $1 084f1.09; No. 3 hard. tl.OSlf
1.14: September. $L0i4; December. $1 04.
CORN Higher; No. 3, 71S73c; Septem
ber. 65Sc; December. 5JTte; No. t white, T5o.
OATS Weak; No. 2, 42c; September. 38c;
December. S9c; No. t white, 51Sc.
RYE Steady at 82c.
FLOUR Steady : red winter patent. 3.V80
$5.00; extra fancy and straight, $5. 0fift6.25;
hara winter cirar. m.d"ttii wj.
KEED Timothy. $2.75w3.25.
CORN MEAL $3.40.
BRAN Weak, aacked. east track, $1.04$
1.0R.
HAY Unchanged.
BAOOINO 7Sc.
HEMP TWINE 7e.
PROVISIONS Pork. lower: Jobbing,
$20?ft. lArd. lower: prime steam. SlOSorgi
10 Ml. Dry salt meats, steadv; boxed, extra
shorts, $11.75: clear ribs, $11.78; short clear,
U rv. Bacon, steadv; boxed, extra shorts,
$12 75: clear ribs. $12 75; short clears. $12 87.
POULTRY-Steady; chickens. I2e- springs,
15Sc; turkeys. 17c: ducks. 10c; geese. 4e.
BUTTER Higher; creamery. 22'W27Sc.
EOOS Steady at 18Hc
Receipt a Shipments.
Hour, "bbl 7.700 1,08
Wheat, bu 157.600 192,0
Corn, bu ,152 SOO , 74.M0
Oats. bu...:. 81.300 - 3,SU
Ph Had el ah la Prevtslea Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 28. BUTTE R
Firm; extra western creamery, iPjr; near
by printa. 30c.
EGOS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
firsts, free rases, 54c at mark: current re
ceipts In retunable caaea. 22e at mark;
astern firsts, free cases, 34c at mark; cur
rent receipts, tlfflic at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York, full creams
choice, lSc; fair to good. 14tP44e.
Ierla Market.
PEORIA. July 38.-CORN-Iwr!
yellow, 7Sc; No. 3 yellow.- 7Sc;
7Sc; No. 4. Sc; BO grade. 85c.-
OAT8 lyower. standard. 4'4i
white, 44c.
Allle-cThalmers pfd
Amalgamate Copper
American Agricultural ,.
Am. Beat Sugar
Am. Oas pfd
Am. O. A r
Am. Ootion Oil
Am. H ft U pfd
Am. lea Securities
Amarloaa Llnaaad
American LocomotlT . ..,
Am. 8. ft R
Am. 8. ft R pfd
Am. Sugar Raflnlng
Am. T ft T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining C.
Atotilson
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Balllmor ft Ohio
Bal. ft Ohle pfd
Bathloham fltaal
Braoklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of Kaw Jersar...,
Chaapaaka ft Ohio
Chicago ft Alton
Chicago Oraat Waatarn...
Chicago ft N. W
C, M. ft St. P
C. C, C. ft 81. L
Potorade P. A I...
Colorado ft So
Oslo, ft to. lat pfd
Col, ft 8a. 14 pfd
Conaolldated Oas
Cora Product
Delaware ft Hudaon
Denver ft Bio Orand....
D. ft R. O. pfd
Distillers- Securities ....
Brio
ne 1st pfd
an u pfd
Oanaral Bleolrlc
Oraat Northern pfd
Oraat Northern Or, etf.
Illinois Central
Inter b rough Mat.
Int. Mat. pfd....,
Int. Harreaaar
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa t ltr Sa.
K. C. a, pfd
Leulnliis ft N
Minn. A St L
M , 84. P. ft 3. 8. M. ..
Missouri Paritle
M., K. ft T
M . K. ft T. pfd
National Biscuit
Natlenal Lead
N. . R. of M 1st pfd...
New York Central
N. Y.. 0. A w
Norfolk ft W
NonS American
Norther Paclflo
Pacific Mall
Pennarlranta
People's Oaa
P.. C. C. ft 81 L
Prasaad Steal Car
Pullmaa Palac Car
Railway Stool Spring....
Seeding
Republic Steal
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Ialand Co
Rock liland to pfd
St. U. ft 8 P Id pfd ...
St. Lou la 8. W
St. L. W. pfd
Sloaa-Shoffiait S.
Soul hero Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd...
Tewnaaiaa Copper
Toiaa ft Pacific. .
T , St. L. ft W ...
T . ft. L 4 W.
laloa rat if la
t'nlon Paolftc pfd
I'. . RVealtr
U. . RukhOT
0. S. Steal
V. 8. teel pfd
tuh Copper
Ve -Carolina Chemical ...
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd
Wootem Maryland
Weeilnghoua Blactrle ...
Woatam t'nle
Wheeling ft L. B
Wleeoaela Central
Total aalea for tha day.
400
.'
l.KO
II. mo
- too
3 too
too
too
1,400
'L4O0
S.OHO
410
, i .ono
, U,M0
400
! '"in
, S.SuO
100
4H0
, 14.4)
ion
300
400
. 1.SI0
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loo
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, 4.000
. 7.809
. 11.800
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High.
M
MS
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78
41
88H
4:44
112
12
141
102
"a'
117
104
n
181
w
no
IMS
96
104
21
7
1
U
74
48
Low. Clot.
8
'
4
82
42
74
41
38
it
s
lit
127
140
101
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114
104
1M
lao
88
80
71
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lot
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7
8
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1M
74
44
No.
No.
No. $
Mllwaake C
MILWAUKEE. Wis.
No. 1 northern. $1.S& 1.29; No. I
$1 2WI 27: Meptember. $1.06 bid,
OATS Me.
BARLEY Ptandard. Tit.
1st Market. -
July 28.-WHEAT-
aof tharn,
Quirk Action for Your Money-Tou get
that by using Tb Bee advertising column.
JO0 80
t0 140 188
Itou : 2
400 184 183
I'too 'if 'ti
I0O 84 M
100 43 43
1.50 1 ;
4.800 181 15"
to T 74
S.IOO U4 IH
l.nno 14 14
8.W0 48 4?.
400 87 87
" 700 'l 'li'"
too m t
SOO 88 S
100 4t 46
7J 72
'00 141 143
0 88 84
400 148 144
SOO 71 7:
1.800 42 41
800 14 14
1.00) 61 M
48.000 111 1MS4
1.700 M U
$M 84 14
800 81 1.1
4 100 1S3 18.
1.700 12 to
10.10 118 17
i.iuo us', in
400 tl 81
1.P00 4lt 44
81
48
44
82
4'
81
14
82
8ft
1H
138
141
101
83
118
104
112
121
8.1
80
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8
10
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78
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15
14
45
88
111
8014
lis
21
13
41
a,
Si
31
M
43
111
18"
10
1M
40 4
87
80
M
' 4
I-1
143
64
144
TJ
4i
72
lift
85
83
84
8' u
16t
It
111
118
81
tonvtrit. M
,'niilnt. M M. 4..
101 japan 4a
1"1 do 4a
117 as; C 80. lat a.
11L 8 deh 4a 181
j I, ft N. unl. 4a .
11M.. K. ft T 1st 4
.105 oo gen. 4a ...
. rteeMo panne 4e
.1:2 N R. of M 4a
. 4 N Y. C. I 8a..
.101 it deh 4a ...
1)4 N. V . N. H. A
..117 rr. 8e
. . Si N. at W. lat c. 4a
.100 10 ct. 4a
. . i 1 actflc 4a
. SO do la
. 8''50. 8. U rfit 4 ...
.1 "rrno c. 3 1818 .
. 88 do con. 4a
.127 Healing ten 4a. .. .
104 l U ft 8 r. ft. 4
.101 do ten. 8a ...
.. 158t. L B. W. c. 4a.
. . 84 do 1st told 4a
. .10u asm board A. L. 4s
a 81 So. Pai-thc f. 4a ..
4a. . 81 do rr. 4s
83 do 1t ref 4a ...
. . . . 82 80. Railway 8s
.... II do ten. 4a
14 fnlon Pacific 4a . . .
4a 84 do ct. 4a
UK do 1st A ref. 4i .
87t.'. S. Rubber ta ...
851'. 8. Bteel td 8a
14 Va -Ciro. Chem. 8a
lWahah let la
7 ilo let ft . 4s . .
A.. tlWeiitrrn Md. 4a
77,,Wet Elec. ct. 8a.
... 105 Wis. Central 4
II
H
were
.. 11
.. 88
. . I"
.. 14
'
. 8(
.10014
10O
. 81
.. U
.. 88
88
85
138
. 100
10
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. 74
. 4
.
1 04 k,
101
1. 88
. 81
. Tl
. 8S
. 8
84
104
. 18
.118
. 84
.103
.11
.
.105
.108
. I
111
. 71
. 88
. 84
. 85
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Slow to Lower tnd
Feeders Steady.
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN GRADE
ra Sheep Tweaty-FIre Teals Lower,
with La a tea Flfteea to Quar
ter Lewer aad Feedere
Abarat Steady.
which ws rsld for choice hogs el(thln
under 2(1) pounds.
Ilricentatlve sales:
1: T8c.
StOL'TH
Receipt wr
Official Monday ...
Official Tuesday ....
Eatlmat Wednesday
OMAHA. July t. 1!0S
Cattle. Hot Sheep
4.748 8.6M S.&8
4 307
4.000
18 1M
10.000
3 '7
7.014)
17.77S
13.SH4
18.3X1
8, 823
12.784
Three day this wek..l2.9M 38 .218
Same days lsst week 10 M0 18 2
Same days 3 weeks ao.. 11.70 15 2
Same daya 3 weeks ao.. 7,7a 24.202
Same da 4 week afo.. I.7SS 24.1.2
Same rlavs last vear H.SH4 14.8,8
The followlnaf table show the receipt of
cattle, ho and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last yesr:
190. 1908. Inc. ec.
Cattle 608.884 47SS7S 26,804
Hons 1.M1.148 1.844.803
Sheep J4,34 778,60 29.S74
The followlna; table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1908. 190S.lW.lW.ll.il9t4. 1903.
July 17... T 73)!
July IS...
July 19... 7 7H
July 20... 7 74V
July 21... 7 70
July Ti... 7 oH
July 33... 1 67
July 24... 7 67S
July 36...
July 28... 7 o04
Julv 27... T 48V,
July 28
Sunday.
Atrhlann ad.
do 4a
Uei. Central 4a..
Atchison R. R ...
do fd
Boston ft Albany.
Boston ft Maine...
Roaton Elevated ..
Pltrhburt pfd
N. Y., N. H. ft H.
I'nlon Pacific
Am. Arts. Chem..
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. 8uar .....
do pfd
Am. T. ft T
A mer. Woolen . . .
do pfd
Dom. 1. A 8
Kctlaon Elec. lllu.
General Blectrtc .
8laH. Klectrlc ...
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
foiled Prtilt
I'nlted 8. M
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Adventure
Allouez
Bid. "Aaked.
C.
OloS'
were
.. 82
.. 42
.. 8
.. 28
..108
.846
.. 82
.. I
.. 18
..101
.. 10
.. ti
.. I
.. 1
.. 88
.. 8.5
.. H
.. 64
..138
.. 81
.. 88
.. 18
.. 84
.. 12
..81
. . 82
..44
. 4..
... 3
..180
.. 88
C. M. A St. P 3
Wabash z
Missouri Paclflo ... 7
Union Paclflo 24
C. A N. W., east.... 2
C. A N. W., west.... 69
C, SL P., M. ft O.... 11
C, B. ft Q , east 3
C, B. ft Q., west 86
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 6
C. R. I. ft P., west.. 1
Illinois Central 8
C. Q. W
LONDON, July 28. American securities
after a quiet opening grained strength under
the lead of United States Steel. At noon
the market was firm, and from 4 to
higher than yesterday's New York closing
London closing stocks
N.
81 18-18 Loularllla ft
88 18-1 !., K. A T
....84 N. T. Central
.... 8 Nortolk A W
1 do pfd.
....107 Ontario A W
.184 PenneTleasIa .....
.111 Ran Mine
. 81 Readtnt ,..
SouUaern -,Rr
..10 do pfd,,
.. 18 tout hem Paolfle..
.. 41 Colon Pacific
.. IT do pfd
.. 17 r 8. Sural
.. 86 do pfd
.. 44 Wabaah
.. 83 do pfd
let Spanlah 4i.
Cnaola, money
do account.
Amal. Copper
Anaconda ....
Atohlion
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio..
Canadian Pacific...
Cheaapsaka ft Ohio
Cbteaao O. W.
Chi., Mil. A St. P
De Beers
Denver A Rio O..
do pfd
Brie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illlnola Central...
SIIA'fiR Bar, quiet at 23 7-16d per ounce.
monki-1 per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 1 per cent; for three
months' pills. 1H81 7-16 per cent.
Local Securities qaetatloa.
Quotations farntehed hr Samuel Bama, Jr., 814
148
41
140
84
, 70
1
, 80
, 18
It
117
SOO
108
II
111
, 21
, 87
87
New York Ufa bulldlni. Omaha:
Alms, Neb., Municipal 8a
Avorr Co....
Cudahr Packlng Co
Columbua. Neb , Else. Hint as 1110..
Omaha fir a Enfln 4a II 28
Omaha Pavlnt 4a 1128
Omaha Renewall 4a 18S4
Douflaa County 4a 1124..
Ftrat National Bank, Co. Hluffa, 11.
Ranaas Cltf Rr- 8 1813
Nebraaka T. ft P S 1
Neb. Telephon Stock 6
Omaha Oaa 8s 1817
Omaha Elec. L. A P. la 1888 ,
Omaha ft C. B. 81 Rr. 8s 1814.......
Onaaa ft O. R. St Rr 8a ltit
Omaha ft C. B. Rr. at 8
Omaha ft C. B. By. Co 4
Oaiaka ft C. B. St. Rr A B. pfd
Omaha Water C. 8s 1841
Omaha B. of T. Bid C. ft
Beuth Omaha Sewer 4a 14
8I0UI City Stock Yard! pfd 8.-
Union Stock Yard. Omaha, 1 ,
Bid.
84
100
100
10a
101
ST
SI
87
8
10
81
88
8
8
84
100
. 88
, 88
Aasad.
108
Uj
ltaj
88
100
10
mi
1U
806
81
80
100
8
!!T
m
los
84
Tl
sa
mi
in
80
ST
Bask Cleartatis.
OMAHA, Julv 23-r-Bank clearings for to
dav were 32.3od.284. 86 and for the COrr
spbndlng date last year Jl.717,840.66.
Weel Market.
BOSTON. July 28. WOOI A moderate
volume of new business waa recorded In tha
local wool market during tne last weeK
wlth prices continuing firm. There Is a
fairly steady inquiry In some quarters
for a-ood territory wools. The leading do
mestlo quotations are as follows: Domestic
wools: Onio ana rennsyivama iteecea, a a,
3Cft36c: X. S.Va34o: No. 1 washed. 4041c;
No. 2 washed, 401j41c: fine, unwashed, 27
&2Hc: half-blood, combing, 36c; three-
elghths-blood. combing, SbCi quarter-blood
combing, 3436c; delaine, washed, 3Sa40c;
delaine, unwashed, 3.W34C; Michigan, wis
consln and New York fleeces; Fine, un
washed. 25g2ic; delaine, unwashed, 31'
32c; half-blood, unwashed, :tf-aw; three
elghtha-blood, unwashed, 34rlSc; quarter
blood, 3334c. Kentucky, Indiana and Mis
souri: Three-eighths-blood. 34ij36c; quarter
blood. 32333c; Oeorgla. 31 320. Scoured
values: Texas, fine. 12 months, 72&73c: fine.
4!i to 8 months. 6fVti68c: fine fail. MftoOc.
A I.
pfd
00
17, .00
11 1
8,oo
4:.oo
4. HO
1
ion
100
80S
10 000
l.n
l.M)
48
lf7
JT
110
I"
86
24
4
84
114
J
Tl
4
16o
18
10(
ia
71
84
US
84
84
133
31
to
fl M (4
ee y 4a '
8M HI
. 88 .100- K in
10 l 108
10) 81 M
KO l II
. 11.800 71 71
. I.UXI l.t 17
. loon l!t 11
l.Tno 12 .11,
wk)
1 I'M 80 8i
. tl 5.,
. l.W M 88
eOi' 71 7
l0 I I
!) tl a
8,7.800 iharea.
184
46
loa'a
lot
34
7e
8
8
84
84
111
"
Tl
I
4
1"
8
1
1'
ir
8
n
1ST
61
62
86
6
'
6
View York Hlalnt Htaack.
NEW YORK. July 2S. -Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as ',,.w
4
...... '
50
...... IS
lie
. 84
Alice
Rraaawlrk Co. .
Com. Tunnel stork
da bonda
r0 cel. ft Vt ...
Horn Si Ivor
Iroa Stiver
Offer.
.115
. I
. 84
. :i
. 48
178
ladTllle Con.
Utile Chief .
Vaitcan
Ontario .,
Ophir
Standard
Yell Jacket
Trtsaary Rtatemeat.
WASHINGTON. Julv Js -The condition
of th treasury at the beginning of busi
neaa today waa as follows-
Trust funds: Gold coin, SV.I S7.9: silver
dollars. $488 096.000; silver dolUrs of 1W3.
34 178 008 silver certificates outstanding
t4M.0B8.0O8.
Oanaral' fund;. Standard silver dollar,
California, northern. 6.')'(i67c; middle county
.i6c: fall free. 60ft2c. Oregon, eaatern
No. 1 staple, 72373c: eastern clothing. 67
h6ec; valley, No. 1, 67fi58c. Territory, fine,
staple. 76ft78c; fine medium staple, 6
72c; fine clotning, wiiioc; Tine medium
elorhln KUTMRr: half-hlood. WYtSc threat
etghtha-blood, (4rT47c; quarter-blood, 66p68c.
Pulled, extra. 70674c; fine A, 6366c; A
supers, 6&62c.
ST. LOl'IS. July SS. WOO I Un
changed : territory and weatern mediums,
23327c; fine mediums, 21&24c; fine, l31SStC..
5 44.
6 401
33
27
S 32
t 72 I 611
6 6Sl 62'
5 741 S Ml
6 SO S 47
6
s ss
S 841 t S2 62 1
i M
t 66
t 63
69
6 61
!
31
6 24
a
I 13
07
6 4I 66I 6 47
6 96 1 S 62l 6 66
6 99 1 S bll
6 7 S 44! 6 68
IS 4b t 61,
I 6 30
t 211 6 22
6 181
6 8,1! 6 22
6 IS! 5 22
I 07
4 94
6 04
t 11
6 11
6 19
6 2
6 26
5 18
S or,
a
4 9S
i 4 99
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
came nog o. oiiwf
4
'i
89 1 1
1
M
11
1
24 10
6
2
1
6
161 30 1
Total recelnts 166
The disposition of the day's receipts was
a lollowa. eacn ouyer purcnanui inr
nnmher nf hefld indicated:
Cattle, nogs, nnrep.
Omaha Packing Co 403
Swift and Company so
Cudahy Packing Co 1.1SS
Armour ft Co 412
Swarts-Boland
Hoffamn
Layton
St. Louis Packing Co
Cudahy, from K. C 141
Van Sant
Benton 4S
Hill
F. P. Lewta 65
Huston 67
J. B. Root ft Co 47
J. H. Bulla 0
U F. Huss
L,. Wolf 43
McCreary ft Carey 120
Sam Werthlmer 3
H. F. Hamilton 41
Sullivan Broa 19
F. O. Inghram 6
Mo. ft Kan. C. Co 8
Other buyer 334
1.610
2.282
3.8fi0
2.213
660
216
260
943
79
61
1,303
1.334
3,791
No Av 9h Pr No A-. 8h Pr
l .. 14 . !3 7' .. .. 2t: 7 38
M ... . 14 '81 1H f .. . JM 1 1 45
n 11 t ao : .... 36 4 a 7 1
88 .. . lf 7 jo 71 ... Hi to 7 4
14 .. at IN 1 ' 71 .. . ?it 7
n :to 10 1 jo r ... . in ao 7
ia t 30 r, ;si ao 7 ,5
8 J46 too 1 jii a: . rao j i
68 ... m ... 1 t 74 T44 !M 1 36
74 1t ... 1 40 Sf 1 180 7 .46
71 387 . 1 SO 17 38 . T 88
tl 848 80 7 Jo T4 ... . f!7 an
TO HO 1 n 40 ti) 7 n
84 164 180 T SO I t 11 7 88
To XI . 1 W to a) i) 7 M
a 144 an 7 in, M 1,7 11 t u
it 4 ilo 7 it 64 r.6 inn 7 m
78 t 80 1 12 81 yi 10 t 46
as 1J4 40 1 : r lao iao 1 17
8 !J3 80 7 IH, S4 t.i 10 T a:u
! 847 40 7 3J 78 118 40 TIT",
70 870 SX 1 8S 40 !!0 f :i
84 17 ISO 111 74 II 10 T 17
14 811 10 7 JJ Tl Ill . f fr
84 211 UO 1 88 8 tl 40 7 7
18 J4a ... 1 88 4 964 J 1 an
81 Tl ... 7 W 68 861 . T 40
87 10 . T 86 '6 300 7 40
77 841 00 7 88 6! 4 ... 1 40
4 8J6 ISO 1 86 74 8L I ... 7 40
SSI 117 440 1 16 M ri ... J ao
84 818 60 7 86 271 40 1 40
tl 887 ISO t 16 8J :o . . f 40
70 126 to 84 78 t6 120 7 40
Tl J1I ... 7 86 73 130 11 7 40
78 847 800 7 36 8. Jil ... 7 4
87 788 J"0 1 S5 1 1M ... HI
71 780 80 7 J8 ! ..... 744 40 7 46
88 848 ... 7 86 77 ri ... 7 48
64 100 0 7 86 71 tM ... 7 45
84 740 110 7 86 54 J78 . . 7 46
77 381 ... 1 88 8 114 10 1 45
81 188 80 7 86 61 1 l 7 4A
70 147 ... 7 15 80 714 ... 7 44
8 tlS ... 7 36 S4 ) 80 7 47
46 141 ... 7 86 80 ttl 1 47
61 "7 . 7 85 64 J70 ... 7 471
80 J6I -no IB 88 ill ... 7 to
79 OJ 710 1 St 84 884 ... 7 80
7b M8 " 7 8.4 66 ; ... 7 yi
87 721 40 1 36 81 280 ... 7 63
41 378 180 7 35 76 Ill ... 7 an
middling gulf, 13c;
"v COTTON rt eady
Total 4,119 11,835 7,624
CATTLE Recelota of cattle were very
liberal again this morning, 172 cars being
renorted In. the laraest run for a Wednes
Aav sine the middle of June.
With receipts liberal ana witn aavicc
from cither elllns- nolnt rather dlscourag
Ins- th market waa aenerallv slow and
dull on an kinas 01 came. 1 no uVvy '
strictly good beef steers waa not overiy
larsre. so that values on that kind did not
show very much cnange, stni mey were
weak and In some cases possibly as mucn
ion lower tnn vestemav.
The market on cows and neirers was
very unsatisfactory to the selling Interest.
Prices were generally quoted lvwiae lower
and buyers were by no means anxious for
the stuff even at the reduced figures.
Good feeders, that is. cattle having weight
and quality and the kind that buyers were
looking for. aid not snow very mucn
change. On the other hand, all Inferior
kinds and llgnt stock came were generally
slow and a little weaker again man yes
terday. . ,
Quotations on cattle: uood to chotc
cornfed ateers. 36 6W7.00: fair to good corn-
fed steer. 86.30g6.66; common to fair corn
fed steers. 36.30oC.S0; good to choice year
lings, 3S.EOaS.90; good to choice rang
beeves, 36.0U&6.6O; fair to good range beevea.
M.&041.V4JU; common to lair rang oeevw.
83.764.60; good to choice fed cow and
heifers, H'Cow; tair to gooa cow ami
heifers. 33.60S4.26; common to fair row
and heifer. tl.754fl.60; good to choice stock-
era and feeders, 8 .Z6to 20; tair to gooa
tockers and feeders, IS. 7634. 26; common
Jtock heifers. 33.2038. 66; veal calvea, S3.6O0
7,00; bulla, stags. 'etc.. S3.00&6.00.
Representative sales:
uiur-r tiKhiu,
K. At. Pr. No. AT.
11 M3 I 38 It :807
41 118 6 8 31 1217
17 1188 6 80 61
M 1131 6 36 48
44 1487 3 80
COW 8.
SHKKP Conditions in the sheep barns
this morning were decidedly sgalnst sell
ers. In the first place receipts were lib
eral, but what was more Important, ad
vices from (other selling points wei-e very
discouraging. Packers all had bad reports
as regards the condition of the eastern
mutton market. Moreover prices at this
point have been very high as compared
with other markets, the same wethers that
brought n 00 here yesterday selling on the
Chicago market at the same time at only
15. 10. All of these bear features helped to
depress the market at this point, with the
result that prices were generally 25c lower
on fat sheep than yesterday. In fact,
some of the same sheep hma yesterday
sold a flat quarter lower.
Fat lamb were In light supply, most of
the arrivals being on the feeder order.
Still the lamb market was lower, most
salesmen quoting the decline as much as
I6W2.1C as compared with yesterday. As
was the case with sheen, the trade was
slow even at the lower prices.
There was quite a sprinkling of feeders
on sale this morning, but there were also
quite a good many orders In the hands
of buyers, with the result that prices on
that kind of stock did not show much, If
any, change an compared wtlh yesterday.
(still the movement was by no means ac
tive, buyers being inclined to take their
time In filling orders. It might be added
In this connection that prospective feeders
are already filling buying order with
commission men so that there is every
prospect of there being a good demand
right along for feeding aheep and lambs,
quotations on fat she-p and lambs: Good
to choice spring lambs, t7.00Hf7.40; fair to
good spring lambs. H 60tg7.00; good to choice
yearlings, to.wiio. .j; rair to good yearllns.
35 0056 40, good to choloe wethers. 84.0V'8
ti. 80; fair to good wethers, 84 40&4 .60; good
to choice ewes, $4.2&t4.60; fair to good
ewes, S4.00g4. 26.
Quotation on feeder stock: Fair lo
choice lambs. 35.2fitfi6.15; fair to choice year
lings, 34.004.76; fair to choice sheep, J.i.40
41 4 10.
Representative sales:
No.
82 western ewes, feeders
8 western ewes
50 western lambs
10 western ewes
12 western ewes, culls..
47 western lambs, culls
100 South Dakota lambs ,
154 South Dakota ewes ,
358 Wyoming lambs, feeders
25 Wyoming ewes, culls ,
211 Wyoming ewes
413 Montana wethers
261 Wyoming wethers ,
40 Wyoming wether
14 Wyoming ewes, bucks
392 Wyoming wethers
12f) Wyoming wethers
243 Wyoming wethers
dllna uplands
sales. .W hairs
UAL Kf I l".V Jul
at 12c.
NK'V ORLEANS. July t -COTTON-pot
market slesdx, " higher' middling
12 l-lc: soles on the rot. 400 hales, to ar
rive. 400 hales.
PT. IvOUIS. July JS - OOTTON-Htgheri
middling. 12lc: sales. 28 balea; receipt.
20 holes; shipments, 1,17 bale; stock, JS.IJJ
bale.
OMAIlt (.KRHJI1. MARKET.
Staple aad Faaer Prod wee frloe Far
alahed by Bayers aad Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1 delivered lo
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 37o: No.
1. in SO-lb. tubs, 27c; No. 2, In 1-lb car
tons, 25c; In 80-lb. tubs, 24c; packing stock.
VSc; fancy dairy, tubs. 31022c; common
til, fresh made. lay lS!. Market change
very Tueedav.
EUCJS Fresh selling stock, candled, Jlc.
No storsge stock In Omaha market.
CHF.KSK Finest Wisconsin full or earn,
twins, 16c; Young Americas, 4 In hoop,
16c; favorite, 6 In hoop, lac; daisies, 30 In
noop, 16c; cream brick, full case, Ito;
block Swiss. 15c; full cream llmburger, 18c
POULTRY Broil era, 1; alive, springs,
13c; hen. 10Hc; cock, vc; ducks,- 8c;
geese, 6c; turkeys, 16c; pigeons, per dot,
65c; guinea fowls, per doa., 12 60; squabs,
per dot, 32. Dressed hen lie: springs.
16tf20c; rocks, SVjc; duck. He; geeee, Uc;
turkeys. 23.
FISH-Fresh caught, almost oil are
dressed: Halibut, 6c, buffalo, 9c; trout.
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfish, 17c; crapples,
tunfish, 6'u9c; black bass. 26c; whlteftsh,
13c; pike, 12c; salmon. 14c; pickerel, 10c;
frog legs, Soo. Fresh froien: Yvhlteftah, No.
1. 10c; round. So; pickerel, dressed and
headless. 7c; round, 6c; pike, dressed, lo;
round, 9c; red snapper. iZc; Spanish mack
erel. 18c; native mackerel, lie ach.
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapples, 16s
to 4s, 12.75 per crate; grape fruits, 86 si, .
per box, 36; 48 site, 3.. 60: 64 sue, , ta- .
nanas. fancy select, II. 16 u 2.00; applea. home
grow n, per bu. basket, UOc; mm ket basket,
45c.
MEAT CUTS-NO. 1 riba. 16'tic; No. 2
ribs, 13c: No. 8 ribs. 8c; No. 1 lo'.n, 17c,
No. 2 loin. 14c; No. 3 loin, 10c; No. 1 '
chuck, 6Vc; No. 3 chuck. 5c; No . 3
chuck, 4c; No. 1 round. 10c; No. t round.
9'4jc; No. 3 round. 9c; No. 1 plate, b'-o;
No. 2 plate. 6c: No. 3 plate, 4c.
VEOKTA BLKS-Kanaas sweet potatoes.
12 76 per bbl. celery, Michigan. 2Si: bun.'h;
smaller, t-0o. Cabbage, Home grown, lo
per lb. Wisconsin Hed Olobs onion. So
per lb. California cauliflower. (') pei
t rate. Tomatoes. Tennessee, 4 baskets, 85'J!
90c; crate. 34 00. lettuce, per dox.. 30 Par
snips, turnips, carrots. 76c per Uoxen. Flor
Ida new beets, cm rots, parsmua turnip,
to., per dot., 75c.
POTATOES-New, f,,c per bu.
HIDES No. 1 green. lc ; No I ct red. 11..
Metal Marki-t.
NEW YORK. July 2S -M KTA I.S-Tlie Lon
don tin murket was hlglur tortny. tvlth rp'.t
iltioted ut 132 17s Id, and futures at fl"4 S.
Locally the market was firm and higher at
29 20(6,29.4il. Coppei was unchanged In the
English market, with spot quoted nt f53 12s,
and futures at C5T Ss rd. Locnllv th" market
was weak, with lake quoted at $1.12:)1.150;
electrolytic at 3l2.7Val3.00, nnd casting at
3l2.S2H'ffl2.87'4. Lead wns unch-inued at fI2
7a 6d In London. The local market wns
quiet at 14. .1041 4. 33. Spelter advanced lo .
In th London mnrket. Locnllv the market
was quiet and tmohanpetl nt .Yr.Jfi'YtO. The
English Iron market was unchanged at 4X
10V1 for Cleveland warrants. Locally the
market was firm. No. 1 foundty northern,
317.20fH7.45; No. 2 northern. SKi 'Mi n 00; No
1 southern soft, 317.0043 "17.50.
ST. LOUIS. July 28. METALS' Lend,
stronger, 34 25. Spelter, firm: 1 5 30.
Av.
73
92
62
125
110
44
.. 47
.. 80
.. 52
..101
..104
. IIS
. 60
. 9S
. 97
. 02
. 97
. 92
Pr.
2 90
4 00
5 60
4 00
3 00
6 10
6 10
4 15
6 10
3 00
4 25
4 75
4 2r
4 25
3 15
4 00
4 00
4 00
.1447
.1443
Tr.
4 80
3 40
8 88
8 15
12..
to!!
18-.
13..
84.'!
11.'.
.. 841
.. 131
.. 874
.. 860
.. 814
..1008
.. 334
.. 873
.. 813
.. 781
.. 80S
.. 108
..lire
..low
3 88
3 80
8 00
a 10
3 1
8 16
3 86
3..
6..
14..
10.
4..
70.,
6
7 806 4 38 1 180
1 70 4 88 1 760
8 828 4 SO 7 171
t 118 4 80 17 70
1 300 4 80 4 HO
8 310 3 00 11 181
1 88 6 86 8 178
J 180 6 60 S 1
1 820 3 00 1 200
3 178 3 00
STOCK ER8
8 64 8 1
18 Tl 8 66
13 181 8 88
18 T64 8 18
8 164 8 18
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
3 18
3 24
I 80
3 30
8 40
8 80
3 16
I 16
3 3ft
3 80
8 88
3 70
3 38
6 on
3 00
3 15
3 86
t 16
I 60
8 80
3 76
3 76
AND FEEDERS.
16 60 3 80
4 800 4 16
8 860 4 30
14 81 4 10
HEIFERS.
3 16 8
3 T6 6
3 00 4
3 08 32
8 18
BULLS.
3 80 t
8 00 1
CALVES.
. 868
.1088
. 118
. 83
. 876
. 628
.1084
fr
. 640
. 838
. 80
. 87
..1880
..1240
Oils aad ft ln.
NEW YORK. July 28. COTTONSEED
OIL-Stedv. prime crude, nominal; prim
yellow. 35.30o.424: September, S6.42V.U6 43.
Petroleum, steady; refined. New York,
88.26; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 33.24);
Philadelphia and Baltimore, In bulk, 34-70.
Turpentine, easy, toitttc-
OIL CITY. Pa . July 2S. Credit balances.
31.68; runs. 176.366 bbls : average. 161.000
bbls.; shipments, 1681.127 bbls.; average,
168.035.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. July 28. TURPEN
TINE Ftrm. 47e.
ROSIN Firm; B. 33 00ft8.024- D. 33 IS; E.
33 55f3ii0: F. 33 75t;s 0; O. M 8043 36; H,
14 2Vt4 30; K. 36 00: M, 36 li, N, 36 20fS.;
WO. 15.25; WW, 36.30.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK July 28. COFFEE Th
market for coffee futures opened quiet at
a net advance of 5 points on February, but
generally unchanged. Trading was very
inlet st first and the market paid little
attention to the decline of 1 franc for July
delivery at Havre, hut later became unset
tled a a result of trad selling against
the big movement and liquidation by be
lated July longs, the close being barely
steady, net unchanged to 35 point lower.
July an 36 and Auguat 16 points lower,
other months closing net unchanged Sales
1 were reported of 14.500 bags. Including July
at .7.u .; August. lr; December. SS.c;
March. 5 Sue; April. 6 40c Spot coffee, quiet;
No. 7 Rio. me; No. 4 Santos. 8c; mild cof
fee, steady; Cordova. tvar121c.
t bulls 1030 3 15 19 cows 959 3 50
t bulls 1156 t 75 16 cows SSS 3 30
4 cow 937 2 75 4 heifers... 700 3 00
2S feeder.. S76 4 60 25 feeders. .1027 4 46
29 calvea... 200 50 29 steers. ...12T1 6 26
IS steer.. ..1274 4 80 22 steers.... 110? 40
30 steers.. ..1224 4 80 23 steers.. ..1U 4 70
24 steer.. . 1170 4 70 3 steers. ...1140 4 00
27 cows 921 3 75 14 cows 081 3 10
32 heifers... 980 3 26
Nebraska.
17 cows
6 feeders. .
S.-.4
m
J Ch aloud.
11 COWS 378 3 26
4 feeders.. 1070 4 26
1 bull 14M t 00
Mrs Mary Evana, Wyoming.
1 steer... 1230 4 90
B. A. Root, Wyoming.
lenwi 1083 3 40 4 steers.... 912
U. 8. Orsnt, Wyoming.
30 feeders.. S00 4 36 11 cows 840
87 cow 690 t 43
C. W. Grant, "Wyoming.
34 feeders.. 48 4 30 18 rows 903
Ed Jones, Wyoming.
(I steers.. .1134 4 90
Mrs. C. M. McGlnnls, Wyoming.
1 steer 1000 4 90
C. A. Rider. Wyoming.
II steers.. .1221 4 80 S cows 934
J. F. Rider, Wyoming.
U steers . .1204 4 80 i steers. ...1161
Krope Bros., South Dakota.
14 cows SS9 3 35
4 cows 945 I 86
1 feeders.. 626 3 U0
HOOS The big break In
waa followed by a still
3 SO
4 35
4 35
3 00
3 76
3 65
4 90
12 cows SUS I 7B
I cows 30 3 V
S cows 88 1 75
hogs yesterday
further decline
today. Packers stsrted out this morning
bidding prices that were 15a or at least 10
tjll&o lower than yesterday, but a little
later on they raised their bids somewhat,
paying prices fully 10c lower than yester
day's general market. This meana that they
paid 37 SOt7.40 for the moat of the hogs,
with 7 36 a very popular price, aa against
37 46 jreeterday. Th trade at the best
time, while not exactly active, was In
fair condition, so that the big bulk of the
hoga changed hands In decent season
Later on when Chicago report ram 25c
lower than yesterday the market eased
off again, winding up about like the
early mer o leg bids. The top waa f;.60,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
8) lory of Day's Tradlaa- on Cattle,
Hota aad Sheep.
CHICAGO. July 2K-CATTLLE-Receipt.
16.600 head; market for good steady, others
weak to 10c lower; steers, 35.bOg7.S5; cows.
$3.6O(l5 60; heifers, S3.50iir6.00, bulls, 3.1 40
4. S3; calves, .l 001 7.70, stockers and feeders.
33.76ir5.15.
HOOS Receipts. 40.000 head: market Ida
25c lower; choice heavy, 7.90'aB 00; butchers,
$7,803-7.90; light mixed, $7.56 7.75; choice
light, $7.75CO7.80; packing. 37.4OW7.H0; pigs,
$6.X"o7.50; bulk of sales. VM&'M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13,000
head; choice lambs strong; other steady
to weak; sheep. $4.005.25: lambs, 3"..0O4j
8.00; yearlings, S5.00ft6.00.
Kansas Cltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 28. CATTLE Re-
celpta, 9,000 head. Including 1.500 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, J6.3Vu7.2i; fair to good, $4.75$i
6.26; western steers, 84.2o4i8.00; stockers nad
feeders, $3.0ntft6.16; southern steers, 3.bV(p
4.70; southern cows. $2.40(34 00; native cows,
$2 204.50; native heifers, e3.5fr7.40; bulls,
$3.1033 86; calvea, $3.6007.00.
HOOS -Receipts, 13.000 head; market 15c
to 25c lower; top. $7.65; bulk of sales, 17.25
7.56; heavy, $7.50Cti7.66; packers and butchers,
$7.3067.60; light, $5.15416 60; pigs, $5.757.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head; market 10c to 25c lower; lambs, $5 50fl
7.00; yearlings, $4605 26; wethers, $4.00gi
6.00; ewes, $3.75(35.00; stockers and feeders,
$2.76S'4.50.
Dry (inoda Market.
NEW TORK. July 2R.-DUY C.OODS-
The dry goods market today continued
moderately active. A lnrger business Is
being placed on staple prints Jobbers nr
receiving more order from retailers, who
are from the south and west. The cotton
varn market Is firmer, but trading. Is lim
ited. The initial business on hos'erv for
spring has been fair. The underwesi 'iad
for spring has been Irremilar 'n Volume.
The silk piece goods Is active only on cer
tain specialties.
naar and Molsaaea,
NEW YORK. July 2S -Si r AR -Ra" .
firm; fair refining. $48e; cptrlf"t1. M
test, 3.98c; molasses sugar, S.23o. Refined,
fined, steady; No. 6. 4.45c; No ".. 4 40c;
No. 8. 4 25c; No. 9. 4.30c; No. 10. 4 25c: No 11.
4.90c; No. 12. 4.15c; No. IS, l.'Oe; No. 14.
4.10c; confectioners" A. 4.75c: mould A. 5.-'"Q".
cut loaf. 675.c: crushed. 6te; powdered.'
6.05c; granulated. 4.95c; cubes, 6 20e.
MOLASSES-Steadv; Nw Orleans ppn
kettle, good to choice, ii2c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 28 WHEAT July,
$1.25; September. $1.06V&1.; December,
$1.04V Cash: No. I hard. $l.284: No 1
northern, $1.27; No. 2 northern, Jl.-fi'i;
No. 3 northern, $1.22(n.2.1V
FLAX-Closed at 31 41 Vo 1.42V.
BRAN In 100 pound sacks. 321.80.
FLOUR First patents, t5.90tiM.lfl; second
patents. $5.8OfgSO0; first clears, $4 95"(5 15:
second clears, $3.S5' 66.
Toledo SJeed Market.
TOLEDO, O., July 2S SEEDS Clover,
cash, $70; October, $7 10; December,
March $717H; No. 2. $6.32t,: No. 3.
rejected. 35.60; no established grade,
Timothy, prime, ISHc. Alslke, prime,
87.10;
3S.10;
34 40
$7.fl.
St. l.onis Live (tack Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,200 head, Including 1.300 Texana;
market, steady; native shipping and ex
port steers, HlOrirt 00; dreesed beef and
butcher steers, $5.S5S.20; sleerse under
1,000 pounds, $4.255.70; stockers and feed
ers. $3.25(5.15: cows and heifers. $3.40(6.90;
cannera. $2 OO0"2.6O; bulla, $3.65" 00; calves.
$6.58 7.76; Texas and Indian steers, $5.50
6.30; cows and heifers. $2.35"4.90.
HOGS Receipts, 10.900 head; market,
lower: pigs and lights, $5.75'(i7.75; packers,
$7.50fa'7.70; butchers and best heavy, $7.60'(i"
3.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.8 0
head; market lower; native muttona, $.1.2547
4.75; lambs, $5.757 25; culls and bucks,
$2.254.75; stockers, $3.25(34.00.
ftt. Joseph I.tve Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 28 CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2.600 head; market 10c lower; steers,
$4.60rg6 90; cows and heifers, $2.60fr6.t0;
calves. $3 60117.50.
HOOS Receipts, 10.600 head; market. 10
Igl6c lower; top, $7.70; bulk of sales, $7.40
7. SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,600
head; market steady; lambs, $6.6X(j7.60.
Mloax Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., July 28. Speclal Tele
gram) tATTLE Reeelpta AV) head; mar
ket steady; beeves, $4 90; fat cows, $4 36
ji 6 76; grass cows. $3 0t4 00; feeders, $3.60
4j4 66; yearlings, fciwjrt.uo.
HOGS Receipts 3.600 head: market 10c
lower; top of market, $7 60; bulk ot sales,
$7.254117.36.
Receipts
market were:
South Omaha..
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Kansas City.,
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
Stock
at the
dlahl.
principal
western
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
... 4.000 10.000 7.0041
... 2,500 IO.fiO 1,604
... 6O0 3.500
... 9.000 13.000 6.0M
... 6,200 10.900 184
...16.500 40.000 18. Out
.37.704 87.900 40.800
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 28. The cotton mar
ket opened firm at an advance of 7K1)
points and sold 16 to 18 points net higher
during the early trading on active, general
buying, promoted by growing Indications
of a bullish August condition report. De
camber contracts sold up to 12 Skc, or S3
Dolnts above the low level of last week
Unfavorable crop acounts from the Caro
lina. Ueorgla, Alabama and Mlaataalppl
toaether with report of a better inquiry
from mills were bullish factera, while the
advance waa checked by heavy realising.
Futures opened steady: August, Vi H
12 22c; October, 12 27c: December, 12 ftc;
January. 12 30c; March 12 81e: Mav. 12 32c.
Future closed barely ateady; July, 11 Ilo,
August. 12 23c; September, 12 29c; October,
12 32c: November. 12 30c; December. 12 36c
January. 12 33'-; February. March and April,
i:34r; May. U Joe.
tipol closed quiet, 10 points advance; mld-
nalath Grain Market.
DULUTH, Minn.. July 28-WHEAT-e
July, $1.29H; September, tl.ofiH: No. 1
northern, $1 30Vi; No. 2 northern, $1.2SH; De
cember, $1.03,.
OATS 40c.
SEND-OFF FOR NEWLY WEDS
Frlenda Take Care that Mr. aad
Moore Are Properly Advertised.
Mrs.
The frlenda of Albert Moore made the
beginning of his wedu'.ng trip an event
worthy the notice of every passenger on
the train that took the bride and groom
away. Mr. Moor and Mis Anna Hum
pert were married by Father Paclfleus at
6. Joaeph'a church and, after the cere
mony, a reception waa held at tbe home
of the bride's parents, 2219 South Fifteenth
street. On the carriage that took them
to the station were posted huge signs, de
claring to the world that Annie and AIM
were married and on th train pink posters
were distributed among the passengers.
The posters told the name of the couple
and gave specific Instructions to all train
hand and fellow travelers to make their
wedding trip as conscious and uncomfort
able as possible. Mr. Moore Is a salesman
for Black the Hatter.
DOMINGUEZ ISC0MINQ BACK
Mexican Agrlealtaral Expert Will
Visit Omaha Again Vpry
8ms, -
Sennr and Senora Zeferino Domlnguei of
Mexico, will be in Omaha in a few days
for a short visit. .Senor Domlnguei is visit
ing this country to make arrangements for
the trip of 100 Mexican ; agriculturalist
whom he will bring to th Corn exposition
this fall.
Stnor Domlnguei activities last year
are well remembered, including th olld
silver trophy won by th Amea team.
He will stop at Shirley, III., the home nf
President Eugene Funk of the National
Corn association before coming to Omaha.
An I ly Gaafc
should be covered with rlean bandagea
saturated with Bucklen'a Arnica Halva.
Heal buma, wound, sorea, pile. 26c. Suld
by Beaton Drug Co.
If you have anything to sell or trad
and want quick action advertise It in
Th Be Want Ad columns.'
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers aii Dealer
OatAOT, rstoTisiOara. srrocata.
Omaha Offloei 3f. T. ZU BleVg.
3tU Telephone, Boaglas ML - -
tadevaadeat, A-31S1 aad A-SUSSa
Oldeet . and Largeel Uuuai ia LO SVajaw
ecer
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