Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 24, 1902, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1902. springs, 7c; fowla, 13g13%e; turke METALS—Weakness n eha the different metal markets, with but one of two exceptions. The amount of business reported was small and the trade looked for further declines before there is & sub- stantial rally. Tin in the English market t glosing at £128 ana futures ay Locally the market was very peak In tone and lower, $28,25@08.50. r at _London declined 3s B wiin Ana) pelces L5 g8 4 tor spot and £62 16s 54 for futures. Nearly all grades in the local market were lowered. Stand- ard, spot to August, is 11.6); Lake !ug’:flnr. 11 iytie, 1175011 a btllar While Corn s Are Duil, Though Clos- Yeacing T 64 and closing & the local market thers was no change, the ing Higher, undertone being steady. Spelter was un- - changed here at $.47% and at London at €50, Forelgn tron prices improved siightly, though there was no change at home. Middleshoro Wt 68 1%d. The local market was steady. Warranis nominal; No, 1 northern, toundry COMMERCIAL AND- FINANCIAL Mrade in All Pits Relapses Into Small Volume and Nerveus Temperament. SEPTEMBER WHEAT MAKES SLIGHT GAIN spot closing at General Tonme, However, ‘alns Al Raikted St in_absence of vigorous trading. 00G%.00; No. 2 northern foundry, §22.00 Geo. No: lemh-m foundry, $22. 0. 1 soft southern foundry, $22. OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS, tember wheat closed ¢ h.l her, Sep- ..gnb.ir corn_lgc lower and Beptember oats her. Provisions closed W eat ruled about nudy Condition of Trade and Quotations on and Faney Produ 8—Candled stock, 16@16%e. E?VGE PO“LTR{’ H‘Gnl. old roost- a ers, according to age, 4@c; mrkey., 8@10c; duckl and geese, o87c: Spring chickens, per overnment 'ti‘r&n'_ amage fimaes ' yhedt, " Comminsizy was keeping out loll“;h- mrn.t because u: oarp of mand n and wer o H ulltsh incentiven, after an early ; cholce c. salmon, ; red snapper, 10¢; r ib., Z7c; lobsters, green, per Ib. heads, 10c. RN—6%c. Local receipts were 202 cars, rade; | Minneapols | and T8—66c. making a tota BRAN Hor t 340 HAY—Prices quot‘:‘d by Omlhl whal.sv Hay Dnlhl'l ulocln on Chol % “fi{o Ytraw, .60, oo celof, and QUANEY. Der Recelpts lght. VEGETABLES. CAULIFLOWER~—Home grown, per dos., EW CELERY—KUImuoo 300. POTATOES—New. GREEN ONIONS-—| tum, 'I.U) are fof h “'h.h mand fatr. . C ‘waa. slow and but little interest was ton. ket. Good o g:er dok., according te blal were improved. II\ the end the ex- otations of a_bumper crop, unless some isaster overtakes corn soon, put prices tember sold belwnn 61 c and closed o down a were 127 clrl lent Srap Broebects Anduced eariy Jowar ‘”rlce, at Rhere was €00d _commiasion redi u'::"fl' *Lageraity. Beptombes sord ins general em| .0 $rom " o 30 and elosed "o up at Mp Receipts wero onl{ 71 cal rovlllanl reacted a little it ckiltu B—California or home grown, ""'rho jew California, in sacks, per P OMATOES_Per_bu, basket, $1.00. NAVY BEANS—Per bu, 8 o et 'alifornia, per o-bum crates, AP 'LES—Summer varieties, per bbl, ‘cumnmu—aom-m per Bhqt. “Ckiliorn ey g gae g S LACKBERRIESPer 2t case, 1260 WATERMELONS—Per 100. $17.00946,00. TROPICAL FRUITS. PINEAPPLES—Fiorida, % to 8 count, BANANAS—Per bunch, according to ‘Valenc .75@6.00; Medi- terranean sweets, B. .‘LE %{ls—hncy. 00@6.50; Messinas, MISCELLANEOUS, CIDER—Nehawka, per bbl.. $3.95; New “rfi‘mfi—m. 1 ee No. 3 green, leu}ult.ll:m ’- oy Nl i Lt s s, P L UTE- l.Inuu. N, 1 soft mlL w 1b., 10: hud ghell, ger ib, 1lio; N soft rm ; No. 4 hard shiell i.E OLD METALS—A. B. Alpern Ql‘.‘l the fillo'lnfl pHm I untry mixe Ipta 1 mw: ‘Wheat, 145 ‘cars; corn, 170 cars; oats, 140 cars; hogs, 18,000 head. | The leading futures ranged as tollows: ‘Articles.| Open.| High. | Low. | Close.| Yes'y. 58 B85 =hd msm.mo %UX!.“. J\III; 'l—.;wtlfl?T—kI“)m' cash, elevator, 69l4c: track, 69%@ 3 Tac, 1 3 Benlembar old; July, .nc bes 105&6‘ 2 hard, 7o, X cash, 62c; track, Beptember, B3%o; ber, | 't No. eptomber, S8or Now'h whits, tue. ; gn. 3 red, To. (~-No. 3, 66c; No. 3 yellow, ] gAN—N&'I 4%0; No. 8 white, l‘ BARTRY ifair to Shalcs malting, 71T, 8! N $1.45; No, atern, Gy nr. contract grade. un ROmlO“ Dry shoulders } '& 50. !MR clear sides —-On un basis of high wines, 'l'ho following exe the receipts and ship- ‘menta: o extra e (lml:“ .na mu h, g old o Voth. grades Sper %“é%-_uu.’fi::mv. Sl Dratrie, ' .00, ON COTTON F1K8 8teady, $1.08 AGGING—-Steady, 64@%e. o ATLE e—— i ol ; new, §I7.75. Lard, nominal .'t"im ry ‘salt ‘meats (box.d). strong ghorts, $10874; clear ribs, §lI; sl ort clear, (boxed), nger; extra Hhorts, 10, clear Tibe, g1 hort clear, ALS_Lead firm at $. Spelter, stro %.16. TOBLYRY — Steady; chickens e -prlnn‘ 14%0; turkeys, 1%; ducks, Tige: SBUPT Steady: reamery, 18@2%c; aairy, Nginge TR teady, 15c; loss off, Recel] m‘:» nlpmm ly Al NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. h-fl-fl.n of the Day om Various Commodities. u t o umt. Siate, 6, ‘0.1 Gk car EY~Nominal. £ New Kansas Olty Gral KANSAS CITY, July 2-WHEAT- 8¢ lomber M c; cash, Nor 3 stk o. 2-red, confl-iapumb-r. ATH ; December, Xei cash, No. 3 mixed, e - i No. 4 te, e b o g TR S SHOREY %‘xfikh. timothy, $1¢.0@1.00; cholce oice ; prairle, $813GT 0. UTTER—Creamery, 19%e; dairy, fancy, EGGS—Stead fluh llll url nnd Kan- sas stock, e loss_of seaboard clearances, wch cables and lllhl nfl!l\n? im- lled much of the dem: orIl. Oats, bu. Toledo Grain and Seed. TOLEDO, July 2. — WHEAT — Quiet, o ;(udy clllk.ln July. e September, - cember BORN: Moderately active, firm; cash and iy, ®we; Beptember, iye; December, ATE—Dull, higher; cash and July, se; September, Slc; new July, Sc; new Septem: uhxD—Dun steady; October, $5.12%. Philadelphia Produce Market. mw HILADELPHIA, July 3._BUTTER A ;i extra western ~ creamery, Bl crop, R o t?a;:fii: extra nearby printa Zc. mvl 8- Steady: fresh nearby, 1%c, loss off; S A WL L W) fresh western, i8i4c, loss off; fresh south- 5 o mestern, 1. loss oft; fresh southern, 156G loss of ES—Stea 0 25 1bs., M1 EHEESE-Firm: New York full creams, 1o; c-um-u. Pt 35 tbs. I9c: Texas dry, | prime smail. 1 c; New York full creams, 24 _to % Ibs. fair to ®00d, Milwankee Graim Market. HlL“’AL’KEB. July Firmg northera, 3 le tember, RYE— Firm rmm,m—ému‘ No. CORN-—S8eptember, @yec. Peoria Market, PEORIA, TiL, July 2. —CORN—FY inactive; No. 3 ige. s T8 Fi d higher; No, 3 N 05’ b"h‘rdl'l'l":lgl !l er; No. 3 white, &7 oug Y481 2 finished goods. Duluth Grain = m'LL'ru July 2. — \AHEAT-cuh No. No. 2 porthern, ¥ No. l July, Tie; Dltmbl?. . ATS— September, closing unset- vu\u“lhul fnlly . broke, with Jul #o, higher ‘and other partly net lower; July, " Tlc .. tember, e ‘becomber ciosed at § Rirs - Receipts, saso b m. firm; E ®o; No. 3 whi mixed vuurn. o AT S railied ‘on ral_coveri tudy. -m S@Toe; looa to . exports, 110 0. :oflu: No. track, ats Samieetio fleece, @16.50. $13.60; beef hams, $22.006723.00; ket m NGIL0; iy exira’ Tndin mses. Cut meats, steady; pickled bei- plckled lhoul lers, $9.000 hams, $12. ‘western steamed, $10.! boso. hllned R et o o2 TALLOW-—Firm: m; sity (2 per pke.), e CRICE SRR domesticr i .-: to extra, 449 Og' law‘nfl- UGS ‘-— 38 —Recelpts, 1851 E—Recelpts. Tu k cy large. colored .nf'-nm n.c N-' state fuli em-:. colored, No. 2 e e; sample, 6 l.-.; steady; lh trregular; i western e ns, P hl?‘:‘vmmhllb“lfly S.:WH!ATiuly pat- | &3 No 1 northern, %e; first Dl(un'.l 0; first eara B 000 second cle BRANCT Dulk, $14. 00@14.25. Liverpool Grain LIVERPOOL, Jul, No. 1 northern, stea fornia, quiet, 0s fominal; Beptember, ot : u\nd) 2t 210, Provisions. n—WHEAT—Apm 2%d; No. 1 Cali by Quiet; July, & 1%a; Decerber, Firm; American mixed, fs. September, b8 2%d; Oc- tober, PROVISIONSBeet, strong: extra India 1o7s 6d. Pork, fifm; prime mess west- . Hams, short cut, 14 to 16 Ibs., 60 64. Bacon, firm; Cumberland 56 64; short ribs, one clear middies, .69 long_clear middies, heavy, 1 to # 16s. guiet, 88 ed; short clear backs, 16 to 2§ Ibs,, 'stendy, 588 6d; clear Dellles, 14 to 16 Ibs., steady, s 6d. Bhoulders, square cut, 11 {o 13 Ibs., quiet, 478, Lard,'steady; prime western, in tercéa, dull, 6% 6d; American refined,’ in pails, dull, &e. CHEESE—8teady: American finest white, 6a; American finest colored, 48 64. ALLOW-—Prime city, mnay. 28 6d; Austrailan, In London, dull, FLOUR- Phate” fancy winter, firm, 9d. Hor;s;n London (Pacific coast), firm, BUTTER—Nom PLAs—cmadlu, -ludy. b { NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS, Individual Causes for Manip- tion Greatly in Evidence. NEW YORK, July 23 —The stock market again demonstrated its absorptive rnwer today and made a various, quite convincing show of strength, notwithstanding the ap- pearance of a reactionary tendency in some of the stocks which attempted to realize by the high price attained and a few cases of positive weakness. The voluma of dealings was again below 1,000,000 shares and the bulk of dealings was congested In a few active stocks. It was obvious, never- , that the bull campaign was still in force and that large and powerful capital- ists were still committed to the long side of the market. Not much attention was pald to the news of the d“t}e which was somewhat meager in Its aring upon values of securities. Tha speculation shifted from one to an- other quarter of the market in the usual pro ress of rotation by which skiiful spec- leaders keep the movement of prices equ lized from time to time and without {ll’d 10 news devi alo{vln he weekly crop bulletin of the weather bureau was interpreted favorably on the whole. Some harm was reported to the various grain crops by too much rain, but rellef lrom drouth was reported for the d the condition of the corn was considered highly satisfactory. Tho outcome of the corn crop is the dom- inant feature in the speculative situation and turned the scale of sentiment in favor of the advance. Bome disappointment. was felt over denlals of rumon that anthracite mlnlnl ‘would be res: on August 1 and the coalers and e m-n railroads generally, with_the gxception of an early advance i Now York C.llll'll ‘were also stationary. feature of the day was the marking up o! varfous dormant stocks which have not shared In the recent advances. This te dency extended to Northern Becuriti B‘ny on the eurb which rose buoyantly lo 0. Great harn preferred advanced bt Jost it oF It.” These movements were simultaneous with the yllbllclllan of an abstract of the Indentiture securing t! n yw Oregon Bhort collateral bonds. lowed t provision is made for aliow- h\l that the Northern SBecurities depollled collateral for these bonds shall be al- fowed tp shace in ‘any reorganisation P ocl, or (unhor unlun. merger or sale cf the Pennsylvania was some- hat avated by the action of the New York lermen in rejecting the Pennsyl- ‘vania tunnll contract. Brooklyn Transit was decidedly weak owin the bellef Stro Prom Xaking 1 ng the company's bid for conltructlon of [ 100f 37%0 T the Eaat river tunnel will fall of accept- ance. gamated company s injunction against the orking of a disputed mine by a rival was Reld to explatn the reactionary tendency in that stock. Th ing upward movements in_varl speclalties which due, to punly individual causes or e epectatl t yesterday's e expec! on a; et of Bold F0¢ expOct would be censaled was only partly realized and there was a er engagement by another firm of $1,000,000, thus brin xports for the weel( up to §2.760, o sustatned stendls of the exchange market indicated that tse shipment is an indirect settlement of obligations. London_continued to sell stocks in this market. The money market was somewhat firmer and the time money market dl-uncuy strong, but tm- did not seem to disturb the equanimit; the Duyers 0f Btocks. Active proAt-taking made the closing irregular and the nel changes mixed. The bond market was {rregular, total par value, 34,565,000 United Btates ered, declined 1% per cent on The following are tne clost the New York Btock exchan = lfi* 111% *» e B4 s 1 87 111 20 &'w. New York Money Market. NEW YORK, July 23.-MONEY—On call, steady, 2 ‘per cent; closing bid and per cent prime mercantile 4 J)'FLR n J‘EXCI{ANGE—SKGMV. with ctual business in bnnker- (Dllls at s487% d d at $4.85 for sixty tes, i commercial ST VER ?.r, 62%¢; Mexican dollars, DS—Government, easier; state, inac- railroad, irregul o 8. — WHEAT — ‘ St s 1 Titon vaige 4 104' do conv. 4s. ‘abash 18 do 2 103 18 [Woea ™S 'E W $6% Wis. Ceatral 4s ‘13" ICons. Tobaceo Brie ‘prior ‘liea de- o, el Ilo:lll' Val o'\.. OMAHA, July 23.—Bank clearings, $1.046.- 662.08; corresponding day last year, 917, TIRAT Increase, $126.783.86 ; money New York exchan NEW YoRE: July J ‘1 balances, 'IL CHI(‘ADO Jul, balances, 32,0%,5%; premiu —Cloarln(l. = No. 2 ¢ Eranting of a stay of the Amal- | gio7 notmry doln[b pollell fortlll\. .86, for July H-Clnflnn. $3,658,- LH d 0 oy 3t Elearings, nl,nl.asl; balances, $2,80,008; money, V0% PRSETON July B—Clearings, $22,68,584; balances, §1,74 CINCIN ATI July u—clemu? $3,042, 300; money, 34@6 per cent; New York ex- cakinge, par. oston Stock @ BOSTON, July 2. cent; time loans, closing of stocks an: m I. 64 Calumet & ecia 921§ Centennial Range Adventure Lon, LO\'DON July 23.—4 p. m.~Closing: money....... 9% Norfolk & Western.. Bo account 05| do prd........ Anaconda Atchison do ptd. Baltimore & Ohio. 106% | Read! 14% | do ist pid | n\,!umm’ ates Bteel. it td %@ bills muz New York Mining Quotations. NEW YORK, July 23.—Tke following are the closing prices on mining stocks: Adams Con . 30 |Little Chiet Alice . per_cent. Breecs Brunswie Horn_ Silver Iron Sliver . Leadville Con LONDON, July 23—Bullion amounting to £5000 was withdrawn from the B: and _today for shipment to !onth Gold Lfl.‘mlum. are quoted: Buenos yre bon, 28; Rome, 1.90. Money AR Biontite] to0ey, tid caten wece: sary Discounts were stagnant, operators being cautious owin 0 the uncertainties as to the outlook. Business on the Stock ex- change was mostly listiess. Professi vere indisposed to commitments pending the settlement. Consols were more cheer- ful with the cessation of French selling. Amédricans were the most active section. They recovered In response to New York, but ‘the tone was wavering and the deal- ings were mainly protessional. The fei tures were Atchisons, Eries and Union Pa- cific. Americans at the close were buoy- ant. Spanish 4s and Rio tintos had a bet- ter tone. Kaffirs were irregular. I'he lead- ing shares were firmer. On the street after the closing prices continued to advance Unlon Pacific touching 1124 and Canadian ly or _the nooum 25¢ 16thc 1 eciu Parquet stocks and mned nau!y on the bouree taaky, but Jater re- ceded fn sympathy with the collapse in rentes, due to realization of holders of 8% Der cents and also on account of the un- easiness caused by the events resulting from the compuliory closing of the de- nominational schools which did not compl; th the law. We ess nrev-lled until the close, Industrials were offered through. out, but recoversd siightly at the ‘motaent losing. Rio_tintos rallled owing to sat- b sctory New York advices, Kaffirs closed easter. BERLIN, July Sl—on lhl bourse today home funds were in atrom, mand owing to the case of maney. Tnternationals wers well maintained. er deplnmontl ‘were guiet and rather yeglect ed. Transvaals lapsed. Capddian clflel advanced. Ex- change on London, 20m 48%pfg for checks: discount rates for short bills, 1% per cent; for three mom.hl‘ ills, 1% per cent. 23.—Three per cent rentes, elchln s o Condition the Treasury. W?E?[SW{ON Jul‘ .-—TOfll‘y'l state- Xut of the treagury balanc c";ll fund, Glc‘ullv:yof the uomm nlfl rve in the dlvision _of redem, on. hows: ‘Avallable cash balunce, 18958, 966; gold, $99,087,545. Cotton Market. NEW YORK, July 3. —COTTON—Futures opened "“"Kdo July, 8.53c; August, 8.34c; Beptember, 8.08c; October, %.80c; Ny and Decermber, aitie " iplande, Ane Splsnds 85 bales. "br’-?’&fi_. . | n-_“ t Amtre:n —Qulet; o4 23— COTTON: 81 B—]Ke llm 100 bales; I'!« hipments, 60 bales; stock, 1 f 808 RPOO! ly 28.—-COTTO! i Ty lower; Ar:ntrlw"‘ fais domand; Prices middling fair, 613-82d; 58-32d; middling, 5d; low ml ddlinl. 20d rinary, s 5.820; AT les of 'ihe day were 9,000 bales, of Which 360 ere for -pecul-uan and export and inciuded recel, Futures opaned quie American middiing yalue: July m&m ust ugus ember, Beptember and October, a'so tober and November, 4 23-64@4 November_and December, r_and January, January and Febru February and _ Marc] March and April, 2 —COTTON—- ordinary, sales, 800 bales nll’y. ll-|‘c Iov middiing, $o ddling, § S-IIOC. 'I 9-16c; good ol 8 9-16c; mlddlln middiing fair, Futures, n steady;' Ju 8! Eeplembnr ;120 l"iovember’ e} January, 1. LVESTO! middling, 8 5-16c. Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits, NEW YORK, July 28.—EVAPORATED APPLES—The market continues quiet, with offerings of spot so limited as to give the market a nominal tone; futures are in fair d(-mll:dd sround the Teopnt by e C8 to good are quoted at me, loye: eholce, Uetiye: hmc;_ l'/'Pl 'ALIFORNIA DRIED Prunes are in goou demand and stock® are re- rted gradually cleaning up, rlltul-rl [2"the more dcsirable grades. Futures are uly 23.—-COTTON—Steady; Gomund and good e reported firm; ed_peaches s .n uuotafl at 12gie and uppeel OIL CITY, Pa. July 28.—-OIL—Credit bal- ances, §1.22; certificates, no bid; shipments, avera n,m bb's.; runs 108, July 2.—OTL—Unchanged. uly 2 —OlleCotion sced: rime, cruds, nominal; prime yellow, 4ic; petroleum, steady; turpentine, steady, 465G 47 TAVERPOOL. July 2.-OlL—Cotton seed, Hull refined, spot, weak, ONDON " 3uby 23 Ol Tinseed. 20m 34 beet sugar, July, 6s; turpsntine spifits, i3s. Dry Go: Market, - NEW YORK, July 2.—DRY GOODS-— The market has been quiet today for gen- eral run of cotton goods, without change in prices of any description in this mar- ket. Print cloths, steady, but demand quieter. Men's wear woolens for spring still opening at last season’s pric Roods, firm* or staples for aulck delivery, and no movement of any moment for next spring. e Sugar Market. NEW YORK, July 3.—SUGAR—Raw, frm; fale vefininig. Thc contrifugal. % test, e molasses sugar, refined, stead EW ORLEANS, July n—sl'cu — Strong: open kettle, kettle, gentritugal i renlalu( Zolow. 340 c; seco c. Molasses, dull; cen- e gal, 5@L5c. HOGS OPENED 10C LOWER, CLOSED STRONG y Ldberal Rece! of Sheep and Lambs, but Trading Was Active the Market Steady to Strong. BOUTH OMAHA, July . Cattle. !.fl Receipts wer: Ho,l Bheelx‘ Official Monday. 2 Official ‘Tuesda 1 Official Wednesday Three days this week. I.Dll Bame days last week....11, Bame week before RECEIPTS The foliowing table shows the recelpts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha with comparisons Inc Dec. The following table shows the Average prics of hogs soid on' the South Omaha market the last several days, with com- parisons with former year Date. 1 1002, 119011000, [1599.|1898. [1897. 11596, ¥ T8 361318529 e gom 2 b = - =8 G 25! ot 2a oo goer o0ee® g 2= 2 IB3 £ 2. g=nd 3 escosmescs § punnes ‘Rany H= B2z "RB8BNB "I eeenen "388%28 "SE8LEE e etmne oo, wwut eropze "225228 g poTe T re———— Bugen 833228 "23E282 T B |gzg 3= (e p——— 2 escsestt oo setecs BI2223 8838 2 B 516 *Indicates Sunday. **Hollday. The officlal number of cars of brought in today by each road wa ™ Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses. C. M. & Bt. P. ¥ 3 Missouri Pacific Ry.. Ynlon, Paciric system. 2 g 3 " B o ipts...... ‘The disposition of the day's recel] (l was as follows, each h\lyer purchasing the num- ber of head indicated Packing lwm nd Company Cudahy Packi: nl Co.. Cattle. Hogs. Ensen 23 1,846 CATTLE—T)I! e was a very light run of today as wrnpmd with yester- le supply for the woek lhowl an increase om the same days of last detrease as compa! dl s of last week. ing to the moderate offerings today the market was active and steady to llronl lll around. There were \‘mlfi a few corn- d_steers on sale, but anythin With ready sale st _strong pricss; part stuff of ot in very #ood demand lnd probcbly dld not sell lr:{ more_than steady with yesterday. however, was quite ticall .vlry(hln posed of in” go The cow mnke& ‘was also a little better n it wee on Tuesday. Packers seemed to"Pe quite anxious fof ‘the better grades :nd such k.l.nd- commlnd strong prices. less ‘were about oaay But &t (ho s me nma 1t to_sell ‘them today ti ?ulll, veal calvi tully as much as ere were only ers included in lha offeri this morning and the cattle of good welght and quality hands freely at strong prices. me yeariiugs were also in good request. The ‘common kinds of welghts were mory or less neglected esterday there was quite |ood demand from the country and cars were ship) out. There were no! very many western range gattle on sale this morning, 8o that a falr fost of the market was fot made. The few lhlt were offered, however, sold to full; advantage as they did ves- market could safely the .q:‘nud Steady to" strong. Mrmnuuv. there s with "ine ‘same No. i 2:55? ANS HIIFIRI. COWI s3EozEsss Bh3 cummee—— Ty £S32EREIIRSTTRRE 3 DANS rnemannaleantans 882 TSTRESTIIRERNIEES ;:;5:;;055;; E el e g 3 8 K CALVES. RIS Mo Bex, 2Z23589E 82 Zerenss SHEERITSRSRARRSRRSES) =3 §spssasunsEsage 00160 000 00 13 15 60 15 00 09 60,00 09 60 60 15 4 £ 0 69 89 60 60 69 035000 TR0 $23888822858 SABISERSAS 2R o8 Cammgge. bt Teag_sysssa e ¥ = G ) L s O Gron Sorers S 1980e1 e 00050 10PN 0o 89 EON0 0o EOEIRSISIS RIS IS NS s eeestos SESSBER £ BE 8833 8 EBEEUSHASISUSSIISLERBLRLBLLEBRRLTEEESR 3 . L 091 3 %0 2 bulls. G, JeNis_Neb, 18 o H. B, Fairchilds- Neb. 8 1cow.. 4 cows. 8 cows. .10 NS5 1 co P THLERS 8 8 30 HOGS—There was quite a decrease in hog recelpts today us compared with yesterday, but owing to a drop in prices at othef points the market eased oft here. Trading started in on a basis of about a 10c decline. As the morning advancrd, nowever, it be- came ecvident that there were none too many hoks to meet the demand, and as a resuit trading became more active. To- ward the close prices also improved, and the last sales were probably not much'more than a nickel loer thar yesterduy's gen- eral market. As receipts were rather llght practically everything was out of first hands by the miidie of the forenoon. The bulk of the good hogs sold from §1.35 to $7.40, and from that up to $7.65. The pack- ing grades and lightweight stuff of poor quality sold from §1.30 down. As will be seen from the table of receipts above, the supply so far this week has been heavier than for the same days of last weak, but hardly. equal to the same days of last year. But more noticeable than that s the sudden drop In prices. At the close of last week the average price of hogs was a fraction better than $7.66, so that for the three days there has been a decline of 30c to 36c. Representative sales: RRRRRNESRRBRRRURIE, i sssuuRERs = eSS ENNNNRRRRERRRRRRRREEE 1 na 10 40 150 SHEEP—There was another fairiy liberal supply of. ‘sheep and lambs here today, which makes the receipts for the first half of the week considerably heavier than for the same days of last week, and there is also a gain over the same days of last year. ‘There were none too many, however, to meet the requirements of local packers, as is shown by the fact that active and steady to strong market experienced. Buyers were all out early and it only took them a short time to buy up every- thing offered that was at all good. It was noticeable, however, that the prices pid were a little uneven, as some sales looksd considerably higher than others. As a gen- cral thing, though, the market could oe quoted steady to strong and active, Ewes and wethers mixed sold as high as $.00 and $4.05, and the wethers that sold yester- day at $4.15 brought the same price today. There were some Idaho lambs offered that brought as high as $6.00. Feeders continued in gooddemand and could be quoted active and fillly steady. Recelpts, however, were light. Quotations for clipped stock: gholce yearlings, $4E0GATS: fair €0 cholce wethers, $4 ie ko, 4050 wethers, $3.800.10 cholce ewes, RLTa4 0} fair to &99d to ch cno\u spring r to go ?gd wethers, . 0058 re maer %enr“ ings. 03'1 s ek Jambe, uprmnlluvn nla oA B L8 ssaasssss 2838 L3 £33 Good to lo ood, 5; m.? ewe 06 lambs, 62 western 42 western_y 149 cull lambs. cull O ores ot s o 288 aasassass 502 1daho lambs. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, Cattle Higher, Hogs Lower and Sheep and Lambs Steady. CHICAGO, July 2.—CATTLE: 13,000 head, including 500 Texan: westerns; steady to 15¢ higher: good to rime_steers, $7.85@8.75; poor to medium, 50@7.75; stockers and feeders, $2.3005.25 3 25@6.50; canners, 3 calves, $2.500) 7.00; Texas-fed nzerl. ; western steers, $5.25@6.80. HOGS—Receipts, 20,000 head; estimated tomorrow, 15,009; left ¢ over, o5 10e mixed and butch 50/7.80; g choice hElV o s leht. 305G 60; ‘bun ot sate, 75, i ND LAMBS—Recelpts, good ' to choice wether: e cholce mixed, $2.75@M.25; $2.5004.75; native lambs, 43,0007 Official yesterday: Recelpts, and 500 12,000 Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Jul H—CA’I"I‘LB—RQ- celpts, 8,900 natives, 3, calves, 870 natlve calves; o stead; uarantin eady lc 10¢ lowe: little jves and stockers and feeders, steady to weak: cholce export and dressed heef steers, fl.mm fair to good, $4.50@ 7.60; stockers and feeders, 005, western-fed steers, .65, Indlan steers, $2 fll 2; native cot .75; canners, 151,25 calves, $3,0G5. HOGS—Rchlp s, 5,250 h 15¢ lower; top, §7.65; bulk of 50T mixed packers, Nght, . i yorkers, I'IW’I PIEEEP C AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 3700 head; market steady; native lambs, $4.45@ 6.65; western lambs, 15; native weth: .%@6.15; western wethers, 33,2504, 7! -504.00: Texas fillp}[md yul";) lings, §3.7504.55; Texas Clipped shes @3.75; stockers ‘and feede 803,30, $2. ; native hei $1.0092.50; bulls, ad; market s ] NEW YORK, celpts, 2,879 head; cholce steers, steady to stro common, 10gise lower: bulls unse uly 2.—BEEVES-Re- 0od to medium to ted $5.00 $5.256.00; hulll. 75; cables firm; ex- v..l- 365007 $4.0004.00; uo(}s—meelpu, 8,356 head; 2% cars on teady for all welghts; state hogs, $8. “SHEEP AND LAMBS -Recelpts, head; 24% cars on sale; vheep, firm; to choice lambs, firm to bc higher; medium d common, steady; (wo 1d; sheep, $3.00@4.62%%; tops, M.75; lambs, $.0097.00, mainly 35.66G6 $t. Lo ve SBtock Market. . LOUIS, July 2. 0" head, Jnelu 300 head Texansi et steady to strong; native shippin e export. steers. 6004700, with extrs cholce worth up to huuhér“r‘lné 500 bs. ) b cows and helfers, 8; bulls, $3.250M4 ; ;‘m Texas and Indian $2.00G5. cows and heifers, §2.45a3. Y e ota, 3,500 nead; market lower: pigs and lights, §7567%; ‘packers, #1506 5 tehers, $1. BHEEP AND MBS--Receipts. 1500 native mutions, $.00 @i.0: lambe, $.0g6a0; culls and Bucks, $2.00g1.90; stockers, $1.00G3. Stous City Live ;l;ek Market SI0UX CITY, Ia., July flf_(flrv'elnl Tele- eceipis, market bulls and dressed beef and steers under 1,00 Steers, head; market stead owe, " eariings and calves, 8.6 00 S Receipts 2.000; 10¢ lower at #1150 7.40; bulk, §1.207.30. teek Market. 8T, JOSBEPH, July 28 —CATTLE—Re- celpts, 2,006 head; begt steady, others 1@ cows and $3.20@8.00; bulls 8 n?n. 0GR 1) oskers and feeders, HOGS—Recelpts, 4,185 n’a 10g lght and light mixed, medium aTes; Bles, SLibeh L Dulk: AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 13 st steady, others weak to 100 lower. 8o lower; Stock in Sight, The following table show: cattle, hogs markets for South Omaha Chicago Kansas the recelpts of nd sheep at the five princlip July 28: Cattle. Hogs, 1,550 6,042 Totals ‘Wool Market. BOSTON, July .- WOOL - Territory wools " are selling freely, with consid: erable mew " woo| being ' taken as woll as old; prices are very strong; fine staple territories, 60gglc; strictly, 50@sic; fine and fine medium, 48@40c; medium, 41d43c. The supply of Texas wool Is reported to be ex- ceedingly small, while there s a good call for the finer grades. Fine staple has sold at a good deal above Gic, with even mentioned as an asking price. Fine wools are firmer, following the firmness abroad and the position of fine domestic wools_ in the country. Ohlo and Pennsylvania XXX, nominal at 0Gidle; - XX_and above, 28qdc} X, 26a2c; Michigan X, 24@26c. Delaine and fine combing wools are in a very firm position, with the tendency upward. Ohlo fine delaine, 20%@sic; Michigan, 2iG28e; No, 1 washed combing, 28@29c; No. 2, 1@2Sc coarse, Zi@25e. For this market Australian wools are very firm and pretty thoroughly sold; qunlnll!\n! are firm; combing, | tone ‘and a large supply Recelpts, | ¥ cholce, scoured basls, T6G78c; good, 2@k} average, 28.~WOOL~Steady to e, ST. LO July strong; medtim rades and combing, 1 eavy fine, 1 16 hm fine, 16%c; h 18 washed, w“ Sc. LoNDON. July. H-SWOOL—At the wool 14,081 Baies were of- auction sales today fered. There was an all-round steady Scoured were in_good demand by France an many. ‘New Zealand scoureds were bought by ihe home trade. Merinos were well supported, American representatives buy- ing fine light greasy stocks and also oc. caslonal fine medium cross-breds. Cape of Good Hope and Natal wools were firm. The total withdrawals aggregate 15,600 bales. The sales in det: ollow: New South Wales, 3,40 bales; scoured, 5YA@is 8%d; greasy, 7d@ls 1%d.’ Queensland, 500 bales: seoured, ‘lodigie id; sreasy, @Il Vie: toria, 400 bales, -coured ("fil!s H@na, Soulh Austra 1,000 scoured, 7i4d :?d h-l 5 [ West Allnlrll 170 Fronsy 18401 68 Good ‘tHopa s 7d; greas: n (‘IDQ of oo« 0] and Natal, 300 bales: scouped. 3sd; greany, é‘d. Punta Arenas, 3,500 bales; greasy, #4Gh4a. " Itallan, 100 'balen; scoured: 1040 Coffee Market. NEW ZORK. July M—COFFEE—Spot Rio, steady: No. invoics, Se: steudy; Cordova, sGUMe. The sarker opened steady, with prlrel 6 points lower. At first there was considerable realizing, prompted by the weak cables and heavy movement at primary points, and for the first hour the list hovered around initial figures, with trade very actlve, Near mid- day there was a sudden change for the better on a general buying movement in which shor commission house and the “clique’” figured prominently. Prices re- covered their early loss and near months advanced steadily until at the close the list was net unchanged to 10 points higher, with the tone firm. Bales amounted to 500 bags, |n(‘l|xdllls July at 5.35@6.40¢ tember, g ; November, Dflemhcr, @5.%0c; January, b.2c; 5.30@5.40c. $5.00 |/ 00 A MONTH Specialist In oll DISEASES and DISORDERS of MEN. 19 years lo Omaha. SYPHILIS cured by ll. 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