TIIK BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 2f. 1010.
11
$46 cart; corn.
iUh AM) i'KUullLE MAUKK1 ! J?'r.T0ra
NYY0RRST0CRS AND BONDS
cal Markets Easier When European
Markets Weaken.
WHEAT SITUAII03 THE SAME
Corn Market the ratnre -Advance
V'ts Sham or Hrporti ( CotUd
Pry Wmlh'r In Ihe '
, Cum B'K.
1 7 .:..tWn Bel
l"5i U'4c; yourg Americas, liSi'tilOc; long
horns, lVrilf,ic.
I'UTATUh.-Fteady; choice to rancy, i.mi
; fair to good, Kt'TOo.
VEAL 8tedv: F.O to 0 lbs., mir; SO to
8S lb., fi9Vtc; 85 to 110 lbs., lofc 104C
Crop Damage Reports Disturb Finan
cial Conditions on Street.
, ,' ' "V OMAHA, Neb,. July 26, 1S10.
J.uronean . htt markets showed some
lA n oi akmilii;. wniui gave cur maris a
an) .itler "opining. I'he situation remains
buy-i-U, however, and later early sellers
turmt buyers, firming up the market. The
piesmire of new wheat la Inclined to checa
any marked advance.
(Join opened sensationally strong. Con
tinued' dry, lior weather run shorts to cover,
prices advancing shmply at the opening.
Uulla are very aggresen as long s uio
dry wealher continues.
Then va not much change In the wheat
sltuillori, although, values ruled higher
early wni'tie- great strength shown In corn.
Hedging SHles 'of new Wlifit has been sut
fideiit to check any advance, although gu
eral conditions have iwt changed.
The corn market u the mature ot the
grain trade today. The citp scare on dry
weather which started last week spread to
great proportions when no relief In the way
,f rain ..r cooler temperatures were, re
ported -over Sunday. The advance was
i . .. . ,iru.M(inr ami was sustained.
Prlmurv wheat receipts were l."98,oiw
itushels and shipments were 679.HUO Dusneis,
gains' receipts last year of 1.847,000 busheis
ml snipirreius of b'16.0 bushels.
Primary corn receipt were 614.000 bornris
and shipments were iM.'Ki" busiieiM. against
receipts last year of Ml.OK) bushels and
shlpifienla of 226.000 bushels.
Clearances were 13.000 busnela of corn,
none of oars and , wheat and flour equal to
97.OH0 bushels. . ' . . .
Liverpool' closed d lower ou wheat ana
Hd hlgner on .corn.
Local range oi options:
Artlcles'. Opon. ) High. Low. ) Cloae. Bafy.
leat j ,
uiy..,.V 1
lpt... 1
uiy...
epl...r-
lu7y.'.:
t...l
Wheat
J
Be
Corn
J
Oats-. ,
J
Be,
03 1 Ott.
0Efcj. ........
uiy...f ' eb I I ' 6!'-
k;pl...r- til-. 61 ' I -. VI
, 87HI !
i , , , .. .
WKATHEK. IS TUB CiflAI IIKLT
Indications Are for Kalr and ontla
aed Warm In This Vl.t.iWr.
OMAHA, July la. 1910.
Very warm weather prevailed through
out the central valleya during Saturday
and Hunday. and temperatures have risen
rapidly throughout the east witnin the last
twentv-four hours. Temperatures of 100 or
above occurred In Nebraska, Kansas and
east over tne central valleys during hatur
day and Sunday, and temperaturea-well up
In the 90s were general throughout the east
durlna- Sunday. The hlahest temperature
recorded at Omaha Saturday was 94. and
during Sunday 93. Some very light showers
were scattered over tfl central valleya dur
ing Saturday, but no precipitation worthy
or note has occurred west oi tne Missis
sippi river within the last forty-eight hours
liood rain occurred at points In the unio
valley, and some heavy falls are reported
in Michigan. Illinois, Indiana aud Jven
tucky. Generally fair weather prevails
over tho country this morning !l la gen
erally clear In the centvsl valleya aud west
to the mountains, an., tnu indications are
favorable for fair and continued warm In
this vicinity tonight and Tuesday
ll'lO. l!J0. 1OT. 1907
Minimum temperature.... i
i'reolpltatlon 00 .7t) .00 .03
Normal temperature for today, 77 degrees,
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
13.0a Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
. of an Inch.
Excesa corresponding period In 1908, 2.18
inches.
l. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin,
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. rn., 75th meridian time.
Monday, July 25, 1!10:
OMAHA DISTRICT
Temp. Kain-
Statlon. Max.
Ashland, Neb 100
Auburn, Neb 99
Hi oken Bow. Neb. 96
Columbus, Neb... 95
BUMPEK CORN CROP NEEDED
'rofltable Harvests Important to
Hepay Kitenelv Banking; Credits
Throaiahnat Country Affecting
.. -llank Heaervn Centers.
iyZ iosii U.'mbertaon. Nob.. 90
102'Al, IVi 1 v" lFairbury. Neb...,10U
Fairmont, Neb.... 95
37
69T.1
6fT,
Ur. Island, Neb.. 96 7
Hartlngton, Neb.
ji IIastlnna, Neb.
- VtOnska Can frleca.
arttv lf-L-Mn 1 'hard. . fBciSil.Om; No. S
hard, mbi9:o;. No.' 4 hard, .atcae; rejected
".hard, kaa'JOo; 1Np.. anrlng. WoUSLOO; No. i
4.
, r sprlrTg, wxnwso; o.4 spring,
"Avi 'OiiN No. 2 whlta, Mo; No. 3 whit. t2
' Ti'U'c; rNo. i white, l&2c; No. S color.
fuUMiJlc; No'. 4 color. buW- No. .2 yel
lb viAf.iin-. ?J veliow. 605ri04o; No.
Holdrcge, Neb,
Uakdale, Neb....,
Omaha. Neb ,
Tekamah, Neb...
Alta, la r
Carroll, la
Clarlnda, la
Sibley, la
Sioux City, la...
92
96
W
91
9.1
90
88
85
90
Mln. tall. Sky.
8 .00 Clear
ij .00 Clear
(2 .00 Clear
61 .00 Clear
70 .00 Clear
72 .00 Pt. cloudy
6S .00 Pt cloudy
71 .00 Pt. cloudy
SO .00 Cloudy
R .00 Cloar
' M .00 Clear
60 .00 Clear
69 .00 Clear
6s .00 -Clear j
60 .00 Pt. cloudy
Kti .00 Clear
65 .00 Clear
, KS .00 Clear
62 .00 Clear
for twelve-hour
yellow. 64i)c: No. 2. eoMrC! No. 3, 604)
1 S0Vc: No. -A, 64i0&c; no grade, 48(i65c.
OATS Standardr-Hc; No. 3 white. 3S
tyxtvwo; No,' whlt, SSfe'Mrc; No. 3 yellow.
BARLEY No. 4, 53bc; No. 1 feed, 61
4J2cl rejected, 48i&50o.
; Carlo t Heeclpta.
L ... vi , Wheat Corn. Oats.
fjhlcaan'.i.-'j.-........'. 128 142 173
Omaha. vi. .' K" kl ' ' U 10
iJulUth,.'.! M " ...
CHICAGO GRAIN .AND PROVISIONS
Fenturua of tnt'TradliK and Closing
,Pr1ca on Board ot Trade.
CHICAGO, July. -25. With temperatures
vbovo 100; do rain expected this week and
wltrf a. wgter fttmlna" rwported already frmn
half doxen cities, fright abhut the corn
crop took on serious propor'lona today.
Anxiety was Increased by the fact that this
cereal had been largely relied upon to
maka rood the husre ahortages In the aea-
aon'a yield of other grain. A feeling almost
akin to panto aent prices wildly upward.
and the close was firm at S'A to 4ttc net
advance. Wheat aympathlzed VtfTk to la
and oata 4a to -il'a'ltte. Provisions also
finished dearer, 6 to 2Vc.
Most of the extraordinary Influx of or
I, dera to fcnv corn came from the country
The eendem w?-e'aatd to be chiefly people
who had sold agatost the market and were
backing the opinion, that the acreage this
Minimum temperature
period ending at S a. m. .
OMAHA DISTRICT
No. of Temp. Rain
District. Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville,. Ky 19
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Chicago. Ill 26
St. Louis. Mo 13
Des Moines, I a . 14
Minneapolis, Minn. SO
Kansas City, Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 19
Hiuh temperatures
throughout the corn and wheat region Sun-
ay. An i average ot iuu aiove again oo-
urred at twenty-two stations In the Kah-
saa City district. . Good rains occurred In
the eastern districts within the lust twenty
four hours. Excessive rains occurred at
two stations In the Chicago district,' one
station. In tbe Indianapolis district and
one station in the Louisville district
L.. A. WELSH,
Ijocal Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
88 72 . 20
. 88 . 68- .50
86 72 .60
92 M 1.20
92 72 .30
94 70 -.00
86 56 .00
100, 74 .00
94 64 .00
NEW YORK, July 25.-The reports of
daiimge to li.e corn crou greatly uiaiuibed
ne linaiiciai uisiiict louay. Uial reiunce
ua oeeii piue.u uu the sutce oi tn com
lup to h.aae up tn ueucieiicy in bpriug
wneat anil to redeem ins agi.cunuriu !.-
turn lor me year.
ine inuoriuiice or profitable harvests Is
oiMiiiJerru great Bincu the puuiicanoii last
week oi tne lontiollers lepoit, as tne
years protits ot agriculture will oe le-
quiied to repay tne txtensive banaing cred-
ia throughout the country, alluding bana
eserve centers.
A prospect that the hoped-for bumper
crop of corn might be In jeopardy wouid
put a new face on tne financial condition,
even from tne point ot anticipation of bau
results to which the stuck market lias
coma. Weaknesa at the closing whs tne
reinsertion of this influence of depression.
It was evident that speculative holders
of United rJlates Steel were adopting pre
cautionary measures against a possible un
favorable efiect on speculative sentiment
on the iiuurterly repoit of earnings, to be
published alter the meeting of the di
rectors tomorrow. Estimates from Pitts
burg sources were In circulation of a ma
terial decline to be shown In the earnings,
telling I nlled States Steel was under ac
tive selling and was one of several promi
nent stocks to sell at new low levels for
the present year. The weakness was not
confined to the common stock, but pre
ferred stock aso was sharply depressed.
The common stock furnished a large pro
portion of the total dealings, and when to
them were added transactions in Union
Pacific and Reading the rest of the mar
ket proveu dull by comparison.
Copper securities showed effective re
sistance to the prevailing depression. The
belief that developments In the control of
the principal copper producers and In the
direction of the output might be masked
under the general movement of stocks, had
u part In the attention paid to the group.
int money market in Mew York showed
growing ease not only from- call, but from
time to close. Discounts declined In Lon
don in spile of the division between New
York , and Berlin of arrivals of South
African gold and great anxiety over the
stock market there tomorrow. Redemption
of British treasury bill will release too,
OOO.ouo to the Lonuon money market In a
month's tMtie.
The London Statist affirms: "We have
made careful . Inquiries and we are in
formed that America's indebtedness to Eu
rope has been fully satisfied by the sale of
permanent securities and that It Is In a
position to draw the proceeds ot Its large
shipments ot produce, which will soon oe
made."
The London money market Is unperturbed
by the prospect of this -requisition from
New York.
Bonds were easy. Sales, par value, $1,699,
000. U. S. bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were:
Trust Funds 4!oM coin. 167,626.000; silver
dollar. 4V.fl,O00; silver dollars of ls90,
$3.64n,f; silver certificates outstanding,
i4".0.'!O,0fA General Fund Standard sllver
dollars In general fund, S3. JC57.7S2; current
liabilities, Hl.Jl.1,8?!: working balance In
treasury offices. Sai.Srf-.O1"; In bsnks to
credit i'f treasurer of the Vnlted States,
SW.488.027; tubsMlary allver coin. $20.1tiu.24:;
minor coin. il.l:,023; total oaiance in gen
eral fund. IJ.777.38. t.
n York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July .-MONEY-ON rail
easy at Wa2 per cent: ruling rate, S .per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at
l per cent. Time loans very dun anu
steady; sixty days, AirVA ' per cent and
ninety daya, 8Vrfl414 per centi six months,
lxtin per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 64
per cent. .
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at S4
4.83t for sixty-day bills and at I4.8560 lor
demand. Commercial bills, H.83'u-4.M.
SILVER Har. 54lic; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
ateadv.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as lollows:
V. g. r.t. Ii, rf ...l'KX Int. M. M. 4s 14
do coupon li sJrsn 4i '
t'. t. U. r 101 do 4H M-
do coud.hi .x'K. (- So. It S t
V. 8. 4. M( IMS 'I., 8. d-b. mi... Z
do coupon I1HU A N. pnl. 4.... M
Allli-tDsl. lit U..'.. ts M., K. A,t. ll ,4s.. 7"4
Am. Af. M i"m an sm.
Asi. T. T. e. 4.. HiMo. PlcllW 4s 77 14
Am. Tobacco 4t 9N. R. R. or M. 44. Mil
du iotN. y. v. 1. aw
Armour A Co. 4s. do drb 4t 5n
Airhlsnn sn. 4...,. SN. V.. N.- -M. H.
do ct. 4 :uii4 cv. 13 'i
do cv. Bs lduN. A W.' 1st c. 4.... :t
At. C. L. lt 4 J do c. 4i,.- 7
. IMiNo. I'arlllo 4 10O
. du 3a TO
. tViO. 8. U rrd. 4a....
. i;'Pcn. cv. Ia !'...
.104X rio con. ta...: W
MWKaadlns fcfl. 4 t
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Heary Receipts of Cattle, Mostly from
Western Ranpe.
HOGS MOSTLY FIFTEEN LOWER
Vrry Liberal Receipts of Sheep and
l.aanbs, - trlth Desirable Kinds
Aetlve and Ten to Twenty
ins Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 25. 1910.
Receipts weie: Cattle. Ilog. Sheep
Estimate Monday 8.526 4.S.H)
Same day laat week 9,270 8.402
Same day 2 weeks ago.. 5,647 .4Mj
Maine day 3 weeks ago
Same day 4 weeks kgo.. 8,99t 7."i0
Same day last year 4,741 8,Ou4
Holiday.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hugs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to dais as compared wllh last
year: 1910. 1!. Inc. Dec.
Cattle fU.60 493,626 40,030
Hog 1.232.M5 1.M2.956 t0,OVO
Sheep 822,546 729,3o7 93.1S9
The following table ahows tns average
prices of hogs at South Omaha lor the laat
several daya, with comparisons:
16.000
17.2iO
13,4ul
!oii
,78
ilal. Ohio 4a
do iAn
do Si w. im..,.
Bra. Tf. c. a
Can. cf Ua. ba
Can. Leather 6a....
t.1. of N. J. f. fta..
Chta. A Oklo 4a..
do rat. 6a
Chicago St A. I4a.
C, U. A U. . 4a..
ao sen. 4a...
.131'. k. a. K. II. 4a.
do (an. ,ta ll'
oa"St L, Hi W. c. 4a..
70 do lat gold 4. ... 90
96H Baaboard A. U 4a.... 11
H to. faoiric col. 4a...
C. M. ASP. E V 31V do.cr. a 5
C, R. I. P. c. 4a.. W do lat raf. 4a HV
do rrg. 4a II 80. Hallway as Oit
Colo. Ind. 7SH do n. 4a 74
Colo. Mia. &a aa Union Pacific 4a.
C. A 8. r A 4Ha SnVi do ct. 4a.... 1"1
D A II. CT. 4a 97 do lat A nt. 4a M
1. A 11. O. 4a t.'HU. Iv Rubhar Ot 101
do raf. (a I. Itael 2d Oa
Plulllart ta Va.-Caro. Chem. 6a..
Erla p. 1. 4a Wabash lat aa....,..l)7
do n. 4a a ao iti at ex. aa iwt
.lo ct. 4a, er. A.. Waalarn Md. 4a...... Wl
do sarlaa 11 ) wat. Klec. ct. 6a.... M
Oan. Elac. ot. a..,.13im,Wla. Central 4a 1
III. Can. lat raf. 4a. 7 Mo. Pac. ct. (a cifa.. 34
Int. Mat. 4 Ha
Bid. Olfared. " -
London Stork Market
LONDON, July 25. American securities
were dull during the early trading today.
First prices were about unchanged from
Saturday' New York closing. An upward
movement followed, but realising near the
end of the first hour caused a reaction to
the opening level. ....
cinaina auotatlona on stocks were:
Conaola. mortar .. II 11-14 IxiulaTilla N H4H
. . iim., .. -"'a
.. 404 V. 'Y. Ontral.i...i..ll4
47
41
84
do scoount
inul. Cnooar
Anaconda Norfolk A W...
Atchlann V ao pro
do pfd iivuniano m w .
Baltlmora A Ohio.. ..110 Pannajlvanla .
Canadian Pacific ,...1N4 Rand Mluas .
KHW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Unotatlona of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. July 23 FLOUR Steady.
Spring patents, J6.7;u6-h; winter stralgnta,
8-i.6oy4.D0; winter, iNitents, s4-6o&4.t. Rye
Hour, steady; lur to gooa, a.iu'ui.ao, cuuive
to fancy, 4.4o4.60.
Corn M.EAL steady; white and yelllow,
Sl.MXnl.&a; coarse, Sl.itxjl&O; kiln dried, 44.40
hi 3 F.I1
W HEAT Spon market easier, No. I red
new HI OH: eiuvHtor to arrive c. 1. f.. arid
year would prpidixfiCprd-breaklng. totaXla.. f. oc bi uf loat. No.-1 -4ir4rrem Sl.80
I
Kneculators Who hid been Impressed by
h drouaht havoo to . spring wheat, es-
t,-JbI1v. unit were pessimistic In equal do-
. .. gree as to corn, supplied the great bulk of
1 the of ferlng ' today. Handsome ' profits
were realised on this basis ty a relatively
few daalarav Strong wlnde and high mer
cury were believed to have Inflicted much
rfuftnaara ta Dastures. aa well as to corn.
Kansas and Oklahoma were reported to
have aurfered worst. The advance greatly
Increased the sales of old that was still In
the hand of farmers, . but quotations
shewed ilUle-signs of yielding, in come
o,,, fca aoma ODerators who, tempted by
the hope of a break., had sold on the bulge
ariv - torlav. were confronted by a neces
sity to buy back aa the session neared the
,lThe September option ranged from 64o to
6fi'4o and closed S'io to SV,c up at 664c to
Khic The casn marKet was airuin.- vo.
J 1lnT xlnaed at' RtlVfflCTc. '
f .rVkimti-v nroentanrtes of bids for wheat to-
Iflay were the largest of the crop year, but
the actual arrivals were disappointing. In
..uiinri ' ti bullish excitement In corn
spread. ' !n . a.- measure, to. wheat. Cool
westlier, following rains,. In the Canadian
nnrhw hnl a bearish Influence.
e.,i,.nnnn the ni-f nn-MiaB are aupplles
Xi were shown to be now less than S.OOO.OoO
biishsls- behind, last year. beptemDer riuc
tuted . between 105Ho and 106ic, closing
firm uf iufiiAffil0fiN.c. a gain of V'Ac to 'AC.
f Oats reflected the corn advance, but met
trim-eased hedging sales on tne raines.
Price vorlatlona for- the September option
. 1 : .. .. i,.w l.i.al. , . r- nnd !19n
1 naa as inn'i ii - -
jajvitn tne inueo 1 - --
V8'itled figure. "' " - -
JVrk Used c to- 22Hc ip, lard- Bo to lOo
and -rllia. 7H-to -Wte., .-;
Lea4lng. future ranged, as follows:
continued general
Articles. I OP" ! High. Low. Cloae. Sa'y.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
July Sept
Dec. May
Oats
July Sept.
1 )ec.
May
Pork
July Kept.
Lard .
July
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Riba-r
July
Sept.
- Oct. -
Jan.
r
1 0fS-6
1 07V8I
I 117
6
IB4 j
b4'u6o.
1 0K4
1 0K7,
1 12ViS
654
ti5
; MS
41
4m
39fc'3.l'
ilSra'.
r
15 75 I
21 624
11 2Vi
11 60
11 56
11 25
11 85
U 46
W 90
20
-l.-v.
2S
t 08 I 1 09 1 08V,
1 M l 08"4S 1 OS'dV
1 7VS.1 WT1 07t
1 114
64
62
b4
1 1241 U
t4K 814
664'&4i62Vo74
64''aicll
o. b. wheat was inactive, closing ni
l&lVic net advance. September closed
11 ll- December. 11.14'i.. '
tUKW-Bput market, strong; o. 4, ioiv,
Nominal elevator, domestic, basas to ar
rive c. I. f. Option market was witnoui
transactions, closing 34C net' higher. Sep
tember closed 76c.
OATS Spot market, rirm; mixed ca to si
pounds, nominal; natural white, 26 to 32
pounds, 4Snj)oic; cup pea wnue, i4o.
HAY Viuiet; prime, J1.224A1.26; No. 1,
S1.174&1.20; No. t, 1.10(&L124; No. 8, 1.00
.. u-T-
IlUr'S IJU11; state, common 10
1909, 20Q23c; 1908, nominal; - Paclflo coast,
1909, 9ltic; 1908, nomlnaL
HIDK8 Quiet; Central America, 2021o;
Bogota, S0VW&214O.
LEATHEK Steady; hemlock firsts, 25
27c; seconds, 22&24o; thirds, 1922c;. rejects,
194i'20c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: mess, S2B.B0
26.00: family, S26.0026.5O; short clears, $24.W
4i25.75. iieer, ateaay; mess, ro.wn(n.w;
famllv. 819.0oai9.50: beef hams, S22.004f24.00.
Cut meats, steady;' pickled bellies, 10 to 14
lhs.. 817.0041 19.00: pickled nams, iia.uwi.ov.
Lard, eaaler; middle west prime, $11.65
11.76; refined, steady; continent, $12.50; South
America, $13.26; compound, 9.&uw.io.
TALLOW Steady; prime, hhds., 7o; coun
try, 64ij7Vic
BTJTTEK Steady to firm. Creamery spe
cials 28411 2Sc; extra, 271i&28c; third to
firoi- ii-,i27c: state dalrv. common to finest.
22W27c; process second to special, 222o4c;
western factory, 22'u23V4c; western imitation
creamery. 24fi 2oo. . ' '" ' . ,
CHEEES Steady; state, wnoie milk, spe-
elals. lnoilftc: fancy. 144c: average prime.
14-!il44c; fair to goo, 124134; common,
ui-wiiip: skims, full to- special, ZV40120.
EOO.S Steady ; state.; i-ennsywania ana
near bv hennery white, 29Ca32c; gathered
hit ?lVH29o: hennery brown 26ia28c: gath
ered brown. 22ti'26c; fresh, gathered extra
Hr.t Kirhiiv.c". tirsL iiiii::sr: irnw. iiwiic.
pdULTUY Alive. unsettled; nearby
broilers, 18c; fowls, 174c; turkeys, 10fcl4c.
Dressed, firm; western broilers, 18&lc;
fowls, 14J)184c; turkeys, iwazvc
. - Balaa. Hlh. Low. Cloas.
Allla-Chalnvera ' pfd 809 IS 28 28
Amalsamatad Copper 41,600 6 47 MH
American Asrlrultural .... too 18 8 8,'H
American Bactt 8uar....... l."0 27H r74
Amor li an can 4.400 774 7' 7
American c. A F 8.0U0 4V4 44 44
American Cotton OU 1,000 S&H 664 (54
American H. A U ptd soo MVi 88 12
Ain. lea securities l.suo ' n 10
A mar lean Llnaead 100 11 il 1014
Amanoan MconiociTS i.ww an 114 11
American S. A R 17,400 44V. 44 48
Am. 8. A R. p4 , 404 100 100 M
am. steal Kounrtrlea. 100 41 44 44
Am. Suaar Radnlna 200 1174 117 114
American T. A T 700 1114 181 IMS
American Tobaeee pfd ,. .. 91
American woolen 2f
Anaconda Mining Co too 87 17 ST
Atohleon 84,400 124 MH
Atoniaoa pra 7W n m
Atlantis Coast Una 400 10714 107 lo
Baltlmora A Ohio. 8,600 107 1044 104
uetnieaem steal ............ iw a -a
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 7.400 744 73 71
Canadian Paclflo , 2,400 1804 180 17V
uaiKrai uatntr ,... s,iw mo w ao
Central Leather pfd.....(,. ...... 101
Central 'ot New Jaraey f
Cbaaapsaka- A OhJo....,... ,0 04 ; 4S
tpieaao t Alton. .... wut. 9a. - Z4JL 24
Chicago Ot. W,,"m..i '600 B- ' 11 814
u. u. w. pro..
too
700
8.800
600
SU0
4.400
t.WO
1.000
700
400
800 24 1V4
1,800 10)
9,600 187
1.100 114
S.700 4
1
48
8,000 65 694 83
800 102 102 107
4 47 41
86 86 84
8,100
100
10,100 111 10 104
l.two 41 40 U
90.
11 75
11 80
11 674
11 40
11 90
11 674
11 10
20
41H 4IT, 4H4
39 39 8t
' 404 404 89;
42 43464 24
25 75 2a KT
21 60 I 21 bO 21 674
It 6?4 11 76 11 70
11 574 H 76 11 674
11 474 11 624 U 80
U 224 U 35
11 85 11 90 11 60
11 40 11 574
10 90 11 10
9 20 9 20
Vn
' tash quota Hons were as follows:
t'liirn-tilow: winter patents. $i.25; win
ter straights. $4.srm5.00; spring patents, best
hard. $6.iu7.00; bakers, iwun.w.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 524r63c; fair to
choice malting. ."titi9c.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $2.41;
No. 1 northwestern, $2 61. Timothy, $5.75.
Clover, $12.76.
I'HOVlSltlNS Mess pork, per nbl., $l'5.00
4j26U. Lard, per 100 lbs., $U.i5. Short ribs,
Idea (loore). $11. 70 u 12.124. Short clear sides
(boxed). $l3.0u 13,25.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
.equal to B7.OU0 bu. Primary receipts were
1 9;.O00 bu., compared with 1.847,tM bu. the
'corresponding day a ysar ago. The world's
.vlhlble supply, as shown by Bradstreet's.
decreased 4Wi,000 bu. The amount of bread
stuff on ocean pasage Increased 272,000 bu.
Kstlmated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
$40 ears; corn, 214 cars; oats, 247 cars; hugs,
J.2,000 head. .
I'hii-mo Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red.
1 tw4l.ll: No. S red. $1.09' 1.104; No. 2
hard, -$l.l-0l4; No. S hard. $1076104;
v.v 1 northern spring. Sl.264Sl.28; No. 2
....ik.rn hoi Ins- tl.19uil.25: No. 8 spring.
tl 17A1.22. Corn: ' No. 2 cash, 65V'! N0-
1, . tnfiHf,i..(-: No. 1 white. 7fitHc: No.
;: No. 2 vellow. WVtfTc; No.
1 vellow. 6tn6;4c. Oats: No. 2 cash, 400
-:,..Vk.-n:i wKila. 43.l444e: No. S white,
414Vr424c; No. e whlw, 41042c; standard,
m-iTKR Steady: creameries. 23C27c;
deli ies. ;?ito-
racainli. 10 910 rases:
piafk. casea Included, lOjTHc; flrsU. 15o;
ajtiine firms. 17c.
POl'LTKY Steady; turkeys, 80c; chick
. ens, I5u:' sprint:. 14c
v.Car, Lpta Iteelpts-Today: Wheat, 128
ersi cyr. 1U .cgrsi, oals. l.S. cars., Esll-
Ri. I.oula General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 25. WHEAT Futures
higher; July. Sl.OS'i; September, $1.044: De
cember, 41.0IR4; casn niguer; iraca, no. 1
red. 81.04'(il.Oo'i: 10. I nara, i.vii07i.iii'.
CORN Futures higher; September, 654
657Ac; December, 634c; casn nigner, track,
No. t. 64V4io5c: No. 2 white, 674i6r68c.
OATS Futures higher; September, Me;
December, 884c; cash steady; track, INO. 8,
3ii40c.: No. 2 white. 404 42c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $5.80
(i.60; extra fancy and straight, Z4.70t3.b0
hard winter clears, 83.4OU3.90.
SEEl Timothv, $5.00.
CORNMEAL-$3.28.
H 11 AN Lower: sacked, east track. $10.
HAV-I-rfjwer: timothy, old, $l.00i 20.00;
new, $14.0it 16.00; prairie, $13.0014.&0.
BAOdlNO 8 7-16c.
TWINE Hemp. 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged; Jobbing,
$25.76. Lard, higher; prime steam, $1L4244
11.624- lTy salt meats, lower; boxed extra
shorts. 134c; clear ribs, 134c; short clears,
13:aC Bacon, lower; boxed extra short, 144c;
clear rlhs. I4c; snort clears, n-c.
lOULTRT firm; cnicaens, i.iic;
springs. 16c; turkeys, 18Q20c; ducks, Brt2c;
geese, 6'fr'.
Bt' 1 1 11.lt eneauy; creauici. wW
EtXJS Higher at 17c.
Receitvts. Shipments.
14,200 4,900
270,0(10 46.01MI
99,000 W.Oifl
11,000 14,000
Chicago A N. W ;.,
C, M. A Bt. r
O.. C, C. A Bt L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern....
Conaolldated Oas . 1.....
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudaon
Dearer A Rio Orande...
A R. O. pfd...........
Ulaullara' Bacuritlas ...
Brto
Brio let pfd
Kris 24 Did
General Klectrlc
Oraat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore ous.
Illlnola Central .........
Interboroufh Mat
Int. Mat. p(d
Int. HarTaatar ...........
Int. Marina pfd...........
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City 80
K. C 80. pfd
Lacleda Oaa
Loulavllle N
Minn. A Bt. Louis
M., St. P. A 8. B. M...
M., K. A T..
M., K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Paclflo
National Blecult
National' Lead
N. B. R. of M. Id pfd.
New York Central
N. Y., O. A W
KoMolk A Western
North American
Northern Paeltlo
Pacltlo Mali
Pennejrlvanla
People's Oaa
P., a, C. A Bt. .L.....
Pittsburg Coal ..........
Praaaad Steal Car.'....,.
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Bprlng...
Reading
Republlo Hteel
Republlo Steal plo
Rock laianoi C o
Itook laland Co. pfd....
Bt. L. A B. T. 84 pfd..
St. Louis 8. W
W. U . V. pfd
Bloas-Bhafnald B. A I..
Southern Paclfla
Southern Railway ......
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaees CloppMr
Taxaa A . Paclflo
T., Bt. L. A W
T., Bt. L. w, pra.
Union Pacifla
Union Paclflo pfd...
United State Realty...
United Stales Rubber.
United States Steel
U. 8. Bteel pfd
Utah Capper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wabaah
Webaeh pfd
Weeiem Maryland
Weettnghoue tteotrla
Western Union
whealins A L. av
Total sales for tb day. 874.404 sharaa
Dates. I 1910. 11908. (1908.11907. ilScfl-lliWo.llS0-
July 14..
July In..
July 16..
July 17..
.uly if..
July 19..
July 20..
July 21..
July 22..
July 2.4..
July 24..
Juiy zi
6 671
a
to:
8 6i
S bl!
S 25T4 7 7 481 I
8 34-litj 7 821 6 Dll S 71
S 27'A 7 83 S 87 76
1 7.74 6.441 6 72
8 S5V I 40) 8 69 S bl
S 84' T T6 it 11 51
8 7 7ni 6 331 6 801 4 4,
8 ) 7 70, 6 271 S 4S
a i-t7 r.. u lilt
T irvT 7 67 6 34 59 8 521 J 4 94
.1 J 7 67 31 6 94 6 t o ill '
.1 1 1 n 24i a 95 Ui b t b 04
8 471 t O
5 641 S IS
14 18
C 66
6 Ml 5 II
t 63 4 IX
6 59 S 03
b bli b 10
8 48 b 0i
Sunday.
T)..nini and disDOHltlnn of live stock at
the L11I011 Stock laids, Oouta umaiia,
for twenty-four hours ending at s p. in.
juiy 2i:
RECEIPTS
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... A
... 2J
... 2
...143
..lw
C. M. A St. P
-VliKsourl Pacific
cnlon Pacific .-......
C or N. W., east
C. dc N. V went
C, St. P., 1. t O
C, B. 01 g., east
C, B. ot west
C, H. 1. A P., eaiK
C, K. 1. ot I"., west
Illinois Central
Chicago Oreat Western.
Total receipts.. 343
DISPOSITION.
Cattle
Omaha Packing Co
fewiu and Company
Cuaahy racking Co
Armour v to
Cuuauy, irom St. Paul,
bwiit, trom country. ...
Muipny tHhlppers) ,
w. H. Vansaut Co
Beiuuii Vansant A Lush.. 261
4
14
1
11
64
729
..1,21
..1,490
.. 900
114
Hons. Sheep.
iti 1.120
99?
1,418
l,&o8
2,5
pared with Saturday's bulk of $S20,)8 50.
llepreyentatlvs sales:
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6
6
1
u
SI
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14
V
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46
4
44
44
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...111
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8 10
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0 8 11
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. 1U 40 I II
. .178 ! I 't
. l.i lao 8 14
, .31 HO t IS
..?d l 1 16
49 40 I IS
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...2: an 1 :
.. .244 tU 8 M
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...47 40 t 10
...K.J )l0 I 10
...;'7 lJcl I M
...Ml 114 t :o
...28 !i 11
...2t ln I 21
...tr.8 140 8 20
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...141 m I to
...276 140 1 n
. ... 8 21
....T ... 8 Mt.
...24S 40 8 22
...2M 0 8 11
120 8 25
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...IM 1J 30
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....'"4 120 6 S
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...?IJ 170 t J
...t;i 1:0 t m
...211 4D 8 37
...tH ... 8 40
...:2 ... 8 40
...1 4 40 40
...313 ... 4 60
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80 8 fS
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41 47'i
40 8 47
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.119
.111
SHEEP-Liberal supplies of sneep and
lambs arrived today, but mutton Quality
was none too . plentiful, fully half of the
run showing up In feeder flesh. I-amtn
made up a very fulr portion of fat Ktock
offerings and met with an eager Inquiry
from all Quarters. (Strong prlcts prevailed
aa might be expected, some of the stuff
showing net advances of 10(20c over prices
t last eek s close. Uood grass lumoi
sold lit $7.2.',, $7.35, $1.40 and on up as high
as $7.50.
Heavy sorts of sheep on most days last
week found carcass hooks pretty well
filled and while freeh supply was by no
means excessive, the demand did not ap
pear uuite as lively as It was 011 Wednes-
day "stiil Thursday. Movement was rather
quiet theieughout, bulk of sheep oiiertngs
Belling on much .the same basis aa that
of Thursday.
Feeder trade was slow In getting started,
owing to the delay caused In bhuplng up
recelpta ready for the scales, but country
orders were tminiTous and outlet easily
ample for tlilti and half-fat grades. Gen
erally firm prices were maintained, feeder
yearlings bringing as much as $4.ST. Year
ling spread Is very narrow, however, owing
to thn fuot that competition centers on
this class of nock. Keeder lambs would
have to be crackerjacks to bring over
$o.8.')Ou.00 and1 feeder ewes and wethers
range Irom $2.tt5 to i.i.75. with wethers
quotable at the high pilccu.
Quotations 011 gia-is stock; Uood to choice
lambs, $7. 14V.J T.t0; fair to good lambs, $6.5tXi(
t.10; feeding lambs. $6.24Sf.iv; handy welcht
yeBrllngs, 4.50ry5.00; heavy yearlings, $4.00aii
4.50; feeding yeuiilngM, $4.10C(i4.Sj; good to
choice wethers, $3.754.10; fald to good
wethers, $3.35i3.75; feeding winners, $:1.2Mtj
8.60; fat ewes, $2.7uiS.65; feeding ewes, $2.26
tis.oo.
sacks, pi. r bu., $1 00. t'.,liliaKu. Kov tA.I
fornla and southern, per lb., 2c tlnlons:
tell'iw. In saeKv, per in., 4 l,a:llt: l-.xua
fancy, white, per IB.. ISc; I4d, per H..
h.KK plant: raney Morion, per il": . : m
n.'inl. roniatoe.-: 1 eiiiiisee. per 4-lkcl
iistr. $1.10. Suing and -wax Ivan'; Per
hi niper, aliout 2.. lbs., II, .0. maiket buski-ts.
no. ctienmnei s: not house nnu nome
giown, per tlor... 73c.
IHLMK - (1HOWN Vr.tlKTAIII.KS li.i l
Ishetl: h:xlra futiey, per. dos. bum lies, ZH
Littuee: l-'.xtra famy leaf. xr dos., .1"c.
Paisley: Pam-y, per dos. bunches, Sc. Illiu
barb: Per dos. hunches, 4.o. Asparaxus:
Per dos. bum-lies, 4Cir:-tK-. Creen onions:
Per dos. bunches. 25c. Turnips: per market
basket, 40o. Carrots: Per market basket,
fide. Ileets: Per markot banket. (Oo, Ureen
peas: Per market basket. $1 1".
-MISCMLLANKOl'S Walnatsi H'ack. por
lb. 2c; California. No. 1, per lb., 17c; Cali
fornia. No. 2, per lb., 14c. Hlrkoryauts;
Large, per lh., 4c; email, per lb., 5c. Cojoa
iiuis, per sack, 4500; per dox., 660.
I'.vnpora ted Apples and Drlrcl Krilti,
NKW VtiHK, July 2.". Kvaporatrd -plits
are utiiet and firmly held, tin tne
siMit lancy Is quoted at lO'tti 114c; choice,
sW.ic; prime, 7isc; common to fair,
twne.
Prunes are Inactive, but storks are light
and prices are firmly held. (Quotations
range Sii-"c for California.- up to 30-40's
and 4'iHJ0l4io fr Oregons. Apricots are
firm on reports of advancing priors In
tho west. Choice. ii 10-c; extra choice,
lOUTillc; fancy, 10ftl24c.
I'eaches are quiet and steady. Choice,
SVutUfcc; xtra choice, 7JJ74c; fancy, 7 1-6
&'.2c.
Kalsins are Inactive, but prices are
sternly, Iooe muscatels are quoted at 3'
Sc; choice to fancy seeded, 44)i4f;
seel!ess, S'y44c; Loudon layers, $l.lsii
1.25.
.Mlnneavolla tiraln' Market.
MrN.r.APOLIS. .Tulv 23. WHKAT-July.
$1.24T; September. $1.15HV1.16': December,
$1,144. Ca-Hi: No. 1 hard, $1.28r; No. 1,
northern. $1 . 20-iiti 1 . 2SM : No. 2 northern.
tl.iJI-Vtj t.Zfl-V No. 3 northern. $ 1.20-Vir 1.2.1 V
rtiHN-Ni). s, yellow, 6J41WC.
HATS No. 3, white, 434440.
HVK-No. 2. 72if7lc.
HIlAN-ln ino-lb. sacks, $2O.O0530.50.
PIAIUR Flrnt patents (In wood, f. o. b.
Almneapolisl. $fl.loi'i6.80: second
$5.9()fi.lo; first clears, $l.M4 76
Clears, $3.40H6.70.
patents,
second
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July - r. -Cofiee futures
closed steady, net unchanged . to $c lower.
Clolng bids: July 4.8.'.c; Auitusu O.Vic;
September and Ottober, .90c; Novcnilier,
tilWc; Leoenilier, 7.00c, Spot: Steady. No.
7 Klo, 8.5no; Santos No. 4, 9.50. Mild:
Quiet. Cordova, 1051.114c.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, July 25. HAY No. 1 upland.
$1200; No. 2 upland, $11.00; packing, $9 00.
Straw: Wheat, $7.00; rye and oau, $b.00.
New hay, $13.00.
I,0u3
2,01 1
2,ui
tio
0B2
10 rliii eon
Zl4 I Stephens Hros
61 P. tt. Lewis
1104 Huston 6x Co
J. 14. Koot A CO
J. H. Bulla
L. b Huss
L. Wolf ,
McCreary A Carey...
S. Werthelmer
H. h . Hamilton
Sullivan uros
MONEY 14 Pr cent. - . . ... , ,.inr,m
The rate of discount in the open market . Kan Calt Co
Chea. A Ohio....
Chloago Ot. W...
C, M. A B. P....
Da Baare
penvar A R. O..
do pfd
Brie
do lat pfd
do td pfd
Orand Trunk. ....
Illlnola Central
71 Reading
. 228o. Railway ..
.lta do pfd
. 16Ro. Pacific ..,
. 24tnlsn Pacltlo
..70 do pfd ,
. SBHU. Steal...
, 40 ear- pfd, v....
. SO Webaeb .......
. S6 do pfd
.133 Bpanlah 4s ,.
..161
.. Ki
'..
..117
.. 14
.. 38
.. 12
81LVKK Bar. steady at. 28d per ounce,
for short bills Is l'A per cent; lor three
months' bills, 24 per cent.
col Legan.
OUier buyers.
(.rat awe an ilea.
Quotation-! furnished by Samuel Burns.
Jr., CSS New York Life bulWIng. Omaha:
Sid. Aa44.
Beatrice Creamery, pfd
Beatrloo Creamery, torn
City National llank Bldg. 4a. 1180..
Cttr of Omaha V, lt
Oolnmbua Clee, Lt. 8. U84
Cudatar Packing Co. 6a. 1984... -
ianoaii Fire inauranoa
267
. Ml
.144
. i2
. hi
. 99
. 80
. 86
.. 164
. 36 7
. 60
42
1
. 39
. 10a
.1,166
.7,645 6,014
409 Idaho wethers 107 4 10
26 Idaho lambs 61 7 00
21 Idaho lambs, culls 10G 3 00
121 Idaho ewes 80 3 76
242 Idaho ewes Ill 3 75
10 Idaho ewes, culls 108 2 75
9 Idaho yearlings, culls 78 4 26
140 Idaho lambs 70 7 40
609 Idaho lambs 70 7 40
69 Idaho lambs, culls 67 6 25
134 Idaho lambs, culls 67 6 20
419 Idaho lambs, culls 67 7 60
49 Idaho lambs, culls 60 7 15
8 wethers . 1 101 3 75
6,421
18,361
. 40
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Iowa Portland Cement let mtg. 4a....
Totals
CA'iTLl!-Kecei&ts of cattle this morning
were very large, 841 ears being reported
In, aa against a42 cars on Monday 01 last
week and 224 cars two weeks ago. it was
very evident this morning that the heavy
run of range cattle that Bet In one week
aso waa still In evidence. Arrivals consisted
lararelv of enmmnn tn medium kinds OI cow,. .... .,u.. ei rjurj 111- ,.BT-i,mru a
) aturr fajuii-a HaiIIv desirable beer. I e t .... ' ; . i...-, ,',, .,,'..., ,,-.
W- " - . ... - , I v.ov.IKIIIUD, IIMll V, ai.Ulll I ,TV, cat l, wi.trv
areera ,r. In van moderate SUDDly. M-'niii
""71T."-."iI"' " .TJ.a I. at W"--
pvuieuiy iuiiupui. y wa mw 1
Monday, when receipts were so iaro, n Kansas Cltr Live Stock: Market.
trauo waa slow ana late in uvw'a- , . , i.-ANJAu cimV ii -r. citti.i,'ii.
41
41
100
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CHICAGO I.IVR STOCK MAIIKKT
Shippers Find Hall and Lower Market
on All Block.
CHICAGO, July 2C.-CA1TI.E-Rccelpts,
28.000 head. Market, dull, mostly 10c lower.
Heeves, $4.90(u.50; Texas- steers, $2.00j5.0;
western steers, $5.006.70; stockerS and
feeders,, $4.1m6.3n; cows and neuers, i2.uun,
6.55; calves, $6.768.75.
HOGS Iteoelpls, 34,000 head. Market, 10c
to 15c lower. Light, $8.55W8.95; mixed, ta.U
.$', heavy,. $7.6&t;8.60; rough, $7.8niia..tk;
good to choice heavy, $8.06(i4t.60, pigs, $s.6o
(uS.lv: bulk of saies, tS.OojS.bo.
SHEEP ANU IAMBS-ltecelpts, 30,000
head. Market, 10c lower. Native, $2.tH'(r
"'"; " . , h,7.in as ceipts, 28,000 head, including 4,0u0 southerns;
"Sflr. Vw II. -.VI- k.Ti ,h ..nerai Lressed beef and export oteors, $6.7oBi8.w;
tOO 44 44 44
.. 1.9U0 140 140 1st
.. 10,400 180 118 m
.. 100 70 TO 7S
400 tS, IS 87
100 61 41 44
.. 10,600 ltl 127 127
.. 1.S00 18 12 124
... tOO 146 163 168
3,000 27 26', j6
4 54 65
87 t 84
it tl 21
84 87 14
84 it 21
1.200 140 181 13V
4,000 121 121 120
104 4.1 44 4444
60 U ltd 130
6,0110 14 14 16H.
4
to
14
I
88
fair togood, $4.80S.60; western steers, $4.60
ty7.U0; . Btockers and leeuers, 3.ooi8A.f)o;
Southern cows, $2.50X1)4.50; native cows, $2.26
(U&-0U; native helters, $.uo; buns, 4j.204i1.by,
lows Portland Cement eon. 44. 41 lot
Kansas baa da Klee. 1 per soak ste...- 44 104
Kanaaa 44. B. aa. 1148 N
Ltnooln Traction Co. 4 por east, 1881.. 46 44
Morrla Co. 4a, ll......iJjui......
Mob. Tel. stock 4 par cenC..,L... 44 . 10
Omaha Water Co. 6a, ia44....7r...f..;. 41
Omaha Oaa U, 111!..., ..XV...... 14 44
umaha-ailao. 1.1a U4 4a. lSM..t....i... 4 JMl
Omaha Ktoo. Light (d 6 pea cent....- M tl
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry pfd $ pr cant II 41
Omaha A C: U. Bt. Ky. da. l '
Omaha A C. B. My A B. pfdtr. ...w 44 47
Paclllo V. T. to. .Ml 44 44
twlft A Co. 4a. 1914
ststa teauraiioo Ca, 114
Beattla. City ef, (a, U24 ... 101
Trl-Clty K. A U Ce. aa. 148.: 44
Tri-Clty R. s b. pio. atooa, por eent
Usloa Steak Yards stock. Boata Onuvae 44 .
Hank ox ufriaany gtaiemcai. r --- -rt- I a.iot.o. ewen,
BEKLIN. July tf-Th. .weekly state- j . wh ,ch ' Vr'Slledr'the Uede., $2.604.00.
pastures In the farming sections so mat wis 8ti Lou i,ve stock Market
demand is not as Drisa as n. wouiu. CT T.riiTiH t.,iw k PATTl.Knlnn,
veirv small. - On the other hand, the general
run of the medium kinds was lOo lower and
in some cases possibly 15o lower.
The yards were full of cows and heifers,
ana gooa timers were iar no calves. $4.00f(.2o.
and as a result cattle oi mat ae8''"u" HOOS-Recelpts, 5.400 head( market 6&;10c
lower. Bulk of sales, $8.46ii8.76; heavy, 8.36
lwi were steady or at least close to steady.
"u The general run of cow stuii. nowever, wia. feg 60 pack(.rg ,na butchers, 86.408.(5:
104il5o lower tnan last week's close. uHht. 18 7urak.82i.
! Feeders and stock cattle were also in I cun-vo ami. t imuc n.n..ir.e ' s
verv larKa auu r ana Liiey ncio itnui i v. , ... .. L. ... u, . -ww, t. , rmt.
as much as 10-ij15o lower than last week. t4.2,w;.66; yearlings. $4.5OSi'6.0O; ' wethera!
ine ary weatner pnviuni m u -'b'.26; ewes, $3.604r4.10; stockera and
tl
4
8S
14
4
81
44
41
is
146
264i
68
44
114
..... 84
116 116
84
136
8.400
100
46
at)
48
46
. 4,400 111 116 114
400 83 29 83
. 84.100 itt 126 124
. 1.0U0 106 106 104
.' "8fl4
. 804
.' "'too
.187,704
. 8,800
.
. 18,804
. S.404
. 400
100
, 804
lot
. 81.100 104 106 104
"
to
to
4
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes:
. . . , q. JuM AftA .. u I .
casn in nana, increaseu m.vuo.?? ... . ,.h,. ,,. hence the lower . "i" y"-.
Loans, decreased ;...2l,07,ooo marks r . s.uwo neao, including o.ouu reaxna. jiiarKei,
Olscounts, decreased 66,892,000 marks tendency of prices. .. , h. lOo to 25o lower. Native shipping and ex-
Tressurv bills, decreased. .. .39.913.0u0 marks Quotations on native cattte: Opod to choice steers.- $7.258.4o; dressed beof and
Notes in emulation, d-. . . SSSlSS .'motoVair butchers' steers.. I..0U97.W; steers under
creased 73.Bl.ooo maraa V,..p, Yr.e-is. Vood to DU11S
Deposits, decreased 18.M9,W marks rn-fed calve8, $8..00; Texas and In-
Gold In hand. Increased .1. r" cows and heifer $4.007.25; cows and heifers,
New York Ml.lugr Stocks. d feVerT" S4.2fr&5.50: fair to HOUS-RecelptS, 6,400 head. Market, 10c
MOW YORK. Jul- 25,-Cloetng quotations wood atockera and feeders. 83.50&.4.26: com- to 15o lower. Pigs and lights, $K.0OD.6;
- " . - I " . '- . - - . . I ..i,.k.,.-- t. . V. , U -7R. hnlxhr. u hao h W
mon to fair ato'ikers ana leeaers, i.uo i v-v" -u-.-'.
3.50; stock heifers, $3.00f3.85; veal calvea, -i A.Tr. t a
$3.606i7.u0; bulla stags, etc,, 88.out3i6.8S. i'
IliififBllAns An wm craA fiBTf IA1 I4rifin in in.au, n.;, 'vt tv auv lunvi.
choice grass beeves. S6.50i.25; galr to ,ood muttons, $3.754 10; lambs. $6.267 50 culU
beeves. $4.60e6.60: common to fair beeves. " bucks, 82.50-&3-50; stockere, $2.6083.7,
$3.7544.60; good to choice cows, H-wiJ4.o: -
Dli 4fvsiriu avja v v a ttv ta hi 8tri4
ST. JOSEPH. July 25. CATTLE Receipts
8,300 nead, market 10s lower; steers $4.&ouv
7.75; cows - ana neuerB, a.mao.w; calves,
$3.008.00
HOGS Receipts 4.000 head; market loo
lower; top $8.75: bulk of sales. $a. 40-11 8. Oft.
cMJiKP' AMU LiAlMUH UeCelptB 3,000
head; marite t -steady ; lambs, H wnl.li.
on mlnlnsr stocks were:
Alice JW "ueaaTiiie uoo.
Brunswick Con 7 "Little cniei ...
Com. Tunnel stock... 88 MextcaA
do bonds Ontario ...
Con. Cal. A Va , 44 Ophlr ,...v......
Horn Silver 44 Standard
Iron Sllrer 146 Yellow Jacket .
uttered. ..
40
16 It 14
8 87 81 '
164
80 21 8
187 136 136
! 28 S
SSVe 85 SS't
87 31
n to 70
It 87 tt
82 It 88
40 64 64
41 87 44
8,800
tot)
too
1,104
80
60
80
34
404 44 4.1
80
ar
80
H
20
48
..1. .181,400 164 166 U4
W0
IS l
, "iii 'ioii
,810,400 14 44 (4
, 8.40O 114 118 -lit
, 8.4110 41 41 41
, 8,000 47 44 e
, 1.200 14 14 14
. 8.8'X 82 II 31
800 42 42 48
, 1,100 44 48 84
104 40 64 48
4
Boston . Stocks ass Bonds,
BOSTON, July 25. Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Frour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Oorn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City Orsra aad Previsions.
L-iKDis CITY. July 25 WHEAT July.
$1 004; September, $1,004: December, $1.08.
Cash, unchanged to lo lower; No. 2 hard.
$1.0144jl.O8; rio. t. wou4-vi, iw. a ru, ai.vi
til 02; o. s. sscsjai.vi.
CORN July, 664c; September, 66 4o; re
cember, 6240; My. 644c. Cash,-Vi81o
higher; No. 2 mixed, 64c; No. $, 6&4c; No,
2 white, 66c; No. 3. 4t4o.
OATS Unchanged: No. S whits, dlfitSc;
No. 3 mixed. S34U344o.
RYE No. 2, 73&750.
HAY Unchanged to 60o- lower; choice
timothv, $14-00a 14.00; choice prairie, $11.
BUTTER Creamery. 864c: firsts, 24o;
seconds, 22c: packing stock, 804c
EGGS llrsts, 84 80; seconds, $3; current
receipts, new cases, $4.15; miscellaneous
$4.10.
Allouei
Amal. Cop pac ...
A. Z. L A S....
Arltona Com. ..
AtlanUo .........
B. O. O. A C...
Butte Coalition
Cal. A Artioria.
Cal. A Hocla..
Catvtennlal
88 La Salle Cap..
. 64 Miami Ooppar ....
. 81 Mohawk
. lNarada Con. ....
. 4 North Butts
. 11 North Lake
. 17 Old Dominion ...
. 41 Osceola
.611 Parrot t g. AC...
16 Qulnoy
Copper Range C. C. 64 Shannon .
Eaat Bulla U. U o aupenor
Pranklln
Olroux .Oon
Uranbr Con
Greene (-ananas
Iale Royalo Copper
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
11 Id. Aakeo.
I Superior A B. sf...
4t8uperlar A P. O...
II Tamarack
4V. S. & A O
14 U. 8 S. R. A M.
7 do pfd I ,
88l'ua con
,. 4
. 11
,. 44
.. 10
,. n
.. 77
.. 18
..117
.. 18
.. 10
..
.. 87
.. 6
.. 14
.. CO
.. 88
.. 36
.. 44
.. 70
Receipts Shlp'ta
.8-U.00O lSl.OoO
, 64,000 UO.OUO
. 12.000 St),0
Wheat bu.
Corn, bu.
Oats, bu
Rlaln Batter Mark.
ELGIN, 111.. July 25. L UTTER Firm,
72c. Output, $67,700 IbA
.... S
.... 4
:...ii4
....lot
....110
.... 4
.... 64
6,003
Native
Bank Clearinas.
nMlHA. Julr 28. Bank clearings fdr to
day were $2.940,044.3, and for the corre- m,,
sponding date-last year. $28,$04.$4.,, ti....
Metal 'Market.
NEW TORK," July' 26". Standard copper
lull am a no juiy. iii.hwvu-w Ainuat,
111 7rWii or.: Serjtemb4sr. 311.80418.10; October,
$1.20013.16. lnaon cioavu aicsuj-. oii
4iu ari: futures. ' orlce. 56. Ar
rivals reported tut New York today, 100
tons; custom House returns inwn
rvort or z.oOS tcAs. meking 18.284 so far
this month- Lake copper was quoted at
$12.24jil2.874; electrolytic at sii.iitwjijj.bu,
and casting at gii.jjwjut.au.s-
Tin Hinulv. Moot. tui.lBWtP.vi. (v: juiy,
$32.04f 23.76; August, $S2.4tU 32024; ep4m
fr. aCiiaVTO .nA OrhiUr. 838.itkAia8.8a
U. -a MM. AT B WCOnB. AUIUII LI - - - -w
$32.00. London closed firm.. Spot, 14S 2, K fevers. .1104 4 75
aa. .,r 160 6a. 0 feeders.. 768 60
fair to good grades, S3.25&4.00; cannera and
cutters, $2.60033.25.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERr.
At. Pr.
1121 4 48
1473 1 16
6..
1..
4..
1..
7..
11..
I....
1...,
At. Pt. No.
, 1027 8 46- 17
, 806 4 76 44
COWS.
IC4 2 60 1
IZ7 8 14 1
, 1017 3 86
HEIFERS.
704 8 16 8
720 8 26
CALVES.
840 3 00 4
202 4 00 3
6iuCKE3 AND FEEPH-RS.
MS 3 86 4 HI 8 14
440 3 44 14 78 3 44
710 3 10 4 K 4 04
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
,...1044 8 88
....1V60 . 8 46
788 8 86
14T 4 60
140 . 7 04
Stock In Sight.
Receipts ot live stock at the five prln
clpal western markets yesterday;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 8,625 4,650 16.000
St. Joseph 3, W0 4,000 3,000
Kansas City 23, 000 5,400 8,500
St. Louis, ,. 9.0U0 6,400 6,0110
Chicago , 28,000 34,000 80, uw
I ' Total receipts 71,850 63.450 63,500
cows 935 t 86
VAlZZtS. u M MA K.w Tork: S4.27V. 1 Hull 1210 8 86
.it ir.-t tit tvMiia Tendon soot. 12 lis I S calves
233 S 75
td; futures, A 160 6s
T-ead OulMt: S4.60
Id.' Spelter tiuleti 85.Wa6.40 New York; $4 96 !eederf- 21 ! S?
U-OO Ksut St. Louis. London spot, 32 T eJor.. 801 S 35
.j 3 heifers... 620 s Zo
Iron Cleveland warranta. vsu wa in jmi- " XTi 5
don. LocaHy ttie tnarltet was quiet No. 1 cows 9li t 7b
fouridry. northern, SlS-UtfUUb; No. I. $16.00 1 ca'.ve...... 178 26
iiir.. Vr 4 tlllyWl 7K- Nrk 1 S OOWS 900 S 20
southern, soft. 316.00iiils.t5. S calves. . . 377 S 60 .
calves... 2f.2 60
1 heifer.... tlQ I 50
60 feeders.. 766 4 50
S3 cowl,
OMAHA uianfcUAt. MARKET.
icaivei-.-.m SM
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July 26. COTTON Spot.
closed quiet, 6 points lower; middling up
lands, 16.76c; middling gulf, leoj sales, 30,947
bales.
Futures closed, old easy; new firm. Clos
ing bids: July, $15.&S; August, $16.18; Sep-
ir.R.ii-i'sri.rr.T:- zr?."in : s cow. 993 s us $ co..
fie.uv, i-n.niuc, , e-e, - , " Wm ft
rusry, 313.24; March, si.et; May, la.os.
ST. LOUIS. July 26, COTON Steady;
middling, l&o; sales, none. Receipts, 121
bales; shipments, 2.6 caies; stock, l.m
bales. ...
Prodaoe Prices Far
yera aud Wholesalers.
4 feeders.. rT 8 76 BUTTHill Croaiuei y. No. 1. delivered to
7 t..Am 714 i in Uii retail trade .u 1-lb. cartous. Ahj; Jiu. 1
a f...n' s-is ini la 30-lb. tuitA vo; No. i. la 1-lb. artuiia.
hull. 4, i tin Sao; No. 2. in oo-lb. tuoa. 274c; pa cuius
43 os. A lis. 834 S 60 Vn-. ollu pack, 21o; dairy, in 60-ib. tuba.
4 oalves... 225 6 00 1 'r"1 coatiges every u.i.
19 oows .... 825 2 40 CJiavJiiiJiU J. wius, liw, young Auserioas,
jupc; umi; , aot;, irijyiuis, xev iiiuueigai
WESTERNS SOU7TH DAKOTA. ut0' wo 1 oriok. lio; imported bwias, sue
a j ,.u i it a h.i,. ik a no aomeatio ewiss. aa: Dioca bwias.
n iruiii..ii t ....c...., vv u,,m uv ..:..! imil. i,... i -
8 ca ves... 171 8 60 4 calves... 246 4 TO . .
22 cows 859 2 55 S calves... 218 4 00 L"0! cocas, iic; uucks, isc; geese uc; tur
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 23. WOOL Unchanged!
territory and western mediums. iHr,.'u.c-
'fine mediums. l'ti'17c; fine, laij-lto. .
RIVAL SHOE MAKING MACHINE
liny State Combine Goes Into
Court to Shut Oat
Competition.
Suit has been Instituted in the supreme
court of Massachusetts by the United Shoe
Machinery company against the Thomas O.
Plant company and its president, Thomas
O. Plant, manufacturers of shoes.
The Plant company Is declared to have
stopped unliig patented shoe machines In
qlleged violation of the terms of leases it
held from the plaintiff, and to have sub
stituted other shoe making machines in
their places.. The United Shoe company
seeks to enforce the covenants in thn leases
ith the Plant company, and asks for in
junctions to restrain It from using ma
chines of other make in substitution for
the leased machines. . .....
An accounting lor the rentuls or royalties
or April or May, duo under the leases.
nd damages fur ulleecd violation, of tho
leases lire sought.
The validity of the covenants are to be
questioned. The plaintiff has as counsel
Fish, Richardson, Herrick & Neave, W. B.
Farr and E. P. Howe, and Sherman L.
Whipple is counsel for tho defendants. A
subpoena'has been Issued on the bill, re
turnable the first Monday of August.
The United Shoe Machinery company as
serts that It has spent millions of dollars
In acquiring patents and in perfecting them.
Instead of tielllng Its machines outright
it leases them, avoiding. It declares, the
necessity for tiio shoe manufacturer having
us largo capital as would bu required to
purchase them.
The total market value of machines
owned and leased by the plaintiff Is $25,-
000,000. The leases were mado to the de
fendant company In 1902, and they have
not yet expired, It la asserted.
The leases are declared to contain agree
ments that the defendant company should
use the machines to their full capacity. It
is claimed that by ceasing to use the ma
chines In April and taking In and using
other machines In substitution this cove
nant was violated.
Violation of another agreement hi the
leases by refusing to pay royalties In May
on shoes which were not, but should have
-been, made on the machines Is alleged.
Another provision of the leases Is that the
defendant company should purchase all
duplicate parts, extras and devices needed
or used in operating, repairing or renewing
the leased machines from the , plaintiff,
and it Is asserted- that this covenant has
been violated. "; 1 ' ' ''
Tho Plant compa.ny la ths first of the New-
England munufaeturera openly to defy the
shoe machinery combine and Introduce the
shoe making machines of a rlvul patentee.
The United Shoe Machinery company has
capital of $30,800,518: Its profits for eight
years, 1902-1909, amounted to $13,411,135. lt
divided less than half of this, and piled up
a surplus in eight years of $15,014,899. inve
years ago the United Shoe Machinery cor
poration was formed to take ever the com
pany, with an increased capital, in order to
absorb the accumulated profits, which It
would not look well to divide. Tbe cor
poration Is not able to get rid of all its
profits without attracting too much at
tention to Its exuberant prosperity, and lt
has just made a stock dividend worth mora
than $8,500,000. The profits of the Shoe Ma
chinery company in eight years were 136.26
per cent, or a trifle more than 17 par cent
a year.
17 calves... 162 25
J. M. Frlsta-Neb.
15 feeders.. 71S 3 30
J. McMlchaels Neb.
12 feeders.. 76 S 86 1 bull..
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA, July 25. CORN lo higher. Re
ceipts, 88 cars. No sales.
OATS Lower: No. 2 white. 434c: stand
ard. 43c: No. 3 white. 4M4c; old new. 40oi
No. 4 white, old. 4143c; new, 39o; No. 2
red, new, 36c; No. S red, new, S74o; No. 3
mixed, new, 874c; No. mixed, new, v40;
No. 4 mixed, new, 874C. .
. Liverpool Grain Markot.
LIVERPOOL, July 28. WHEAT Spot,
keys, iue; plgauns, per dos., 41-60; iioinaf
squabs, per uox., $4.00; fancy squabs, per
dos.. 64. Mi; jno. jl per Qua., taw. Aliv
broilers, IGijisc; hens. 12o; old roosters, 7c
..1330 S 38 old ducks, full feathered, 11c; young ducks.
780 Sobl1-! geese, iuii icauiercu, xuc, luiaoys, xav
Wm. Ooodlng Neb. guinea fowls, 200 each; pigeons, per dos.
4 steers.. ..1100 4 00 feeders.. 841 S 26 noiueji s, per aoa., t-iw. bu.us, o.
1 f ut 111 sa he, furs... 701 S M mt Qua., ai.nu, a, per uu., avu.
WS'WTff.RNR-WYIIM I Ml. XBJt, tarn imuiif-riuanci, uu; willio
2 bulls 1310 S 40 t steers... .1082 4 86 . "c; piae. wc; trout, joo; rge crappiea.
n .,,r. ma a 'J. Ijoo: Bpanisu macnerei. lac; set, iso; naa-
Smlth JFolsom w yo. i uuv, w, umiwiii, ov.
SO feeders.. IMS 4 30 27 steer... ..U0S l VLKS-.?!
J. A. WlllellB Wyo. auiuweue, , - .
17 oalves... 27 4 50 12 calves... 192 I 00 eacn. suaoxoeai. pr pur, aw. uwi .cas. jr
4 1M 1VMR 411 1 BO I OtlS., WU, MIlUWM, MM,
Calves... IU aw i ,,Tn-ti oiu. xt. I ir.w. vt a
Wlllard Ripley Wyo. . I "r.rr v.uac -o. a, wmu, . a,
24 steers.. ..1230 6 60 U steers.. ..1107 ? '-S-lfi.-Jt' 7
HOOS Hog trade opened lOftlbo lower I a. w.. ti.... Mr,,,,. i nu.. v..
than Saturday's market and closed ltti 20o u- ic" tt u. i-i,- m.. i' 7,-- tin. '
lower, the big end of receipts selling at the 6c; No. 3, 4c. '
" , fruitbV orana-es: ca forma cainelia
New York Curb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members or Mew York
Stock exenange, tia coutn oiiteenin sireer.
Omaha:
18 Inaplrstlon
11 Leroee
3 Nerada Con
llNewbouao
luhla Copper
lRawbMo Coalltioa
44 nar central
31 Swift Fag. Co
tt Superior A P
.. 4Tonopah Mining .
.. lTrlnltr Copper ...
3 North Lake
.. 1 Bohemia
.. 1
Bay Stat Oaa
Butta Coalition ...
Cantus
Ctilno
Chief Con
Darla-Daly
Blr t antral
Kir Con
rranklln
Olroux
tloldlleld Coo. ....
rxildrield Plorena
Ooldneld Polar ...
(jroena Cananaa ..
Treasury Statement.
The condition of the treasury at the be
ginning of business today was as follows:
4
14
67
1
14
3
10s
10
4
4
T4
4
run at Chicago, no very definite reason was
mArmnr.A fnr Iri. hrti lr moil huvan claim.
dull; No. 2 red western venter, no stock; ,ns. that prtCM were too high and reduo-
ruture, urni, vuij, i - ' a" wvww., i tions logical.
$'d; December, 7S to. Recelpta were normal, quality tip and
brand Redland Valenclas, loo site, per box
$4.00; 126 size, per box, $4.50; 160 slxe, per
box, $4.50; 176 and smaller sizes, per box,
$4.60; Havana Mediterranean Hweets, 209-216
CORN-Spot, firm; old American mixed. usual and 1 demand from all quar- ?er boxV40u-. Lemu: Uraoniera,
8s 6',, d: old American mixed, via Calves- n ra"t her backward I ppari bouTht "tr tncr' ml"- c"olce'
ton. Is 64d; new kiln dried. 6s bd; futures, f.ry sparingly and the dearihoe wi. feft t . -' . IS.Ooi8.60; 240 sire, boo per
t!xiWtoo.r. oe uo. t pBuer. most of the hog. selling be- fUiirl ffi
steady; September,
Skin i an , i I KUJatr
Milwaukee Grain Market. Llarnts and heavies were hit eaually hard. Jumbo, per bunch S2.7ofc8.76. Canta-
utt wiTTtftrir. Julv SS. FLOTJR flteadv. h..t form.r la meetlnar with lot-pea: caiiiornia, m sixe, tM.Mi; o ataoa-
WHEAT No. L northern, $1.36V,oiK4; popular demand and selling more readily rds. $5.60 Apricots "t?-W-
No. 2. northern, $1.23461 H: September, than heavlea and rough mixed. Hangs tiiit crate' sVbO Hlu? Drini.'- p
$1,064 of prices was not quit as wide as Sat- P".b.V5, p.uw c.ii? nia JLVstiin
OAT8-434TJ444C. urd.y's range, but narrower apread 1. V'1- Texai vUo ' ' ee wrTbMk.i
B A RLE Y Samples, 808680. . . aacrtbed to .mall.r as.ortment, in.t..d of U'? VrTei .-basse
latat aad Molaases.
NEW TORK, July 16 -HUO AR-Raw,
firm; musoovado. W test t4c; oentrifugal
94 test 4.36c; molaasae sugar, 8$. teat 8.61o;
refined, quite: crushed 6 86c; granulated,
b.l6c; powdered b 35c
less cautious buying;.
Uood heavlas sold around. $3. UV78.20:
heavy packers, $8.10 and under, good mixed j
moved around $8.26tf6.8b and lights com
manded the high figures, selected bacon
hogs selling aa high as $8 674. A large
share ot receipts went at $8 16fj8.J6. as corn-
crate, $1.40. Pears: California liartlett. per
box, $2.60. Watermelons: Texas, lo per lb.
Lates: Anchor brand, new, 80 1-lb. pkgs., In
box. per box, $2.00.
VEGETABLES Irlch potatoes: Wisconsin
and native, per bu., Uc New potatoes: In
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