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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

@creinigtc Gdngcr bon Baltimore.
Sauptqliortier: .@ermanta WGn.
nerbor : Saae;" Braiibent Serrp
Sbomas; correiponoirenoer ur,o pro.
tofoairenber SefretGr pro tenn. q,
Simmelbeber, Hr. 315, Noro-Goen
StraBe; Sinan5iefretdr O.. Simmel'
beber, Scr. 315, Worb.gben.S trabe:
Shasmeiiter s. Midlid, SIR. 713,
@arner-S trobe; 9irieent III. Gent
berger. g%eriammlune ieOen 5lpeiten
5rei!as I'M Wonat.
,@ermania-Q Quartet. Club"
Sauptquartier: 8asner's Sale.
itinoe: 9ienitags. - Dirioent 8.
Garolus.
a.WGnnerhor."
Sauptquortier: @ermania . W1t.
nerdor.Saue, GER. 40 Big 412, Weit'
2ombaro.S troBe. Sinaltunoe: Don
neritaes - Girigent: 9beooor Sem
berger.
..Srobiinn."
$uitptquartier' Srobfinn 9aue,
Hr. 1900, Sreoertd . anenue. Cling
Gr. ZIG. Roro-Yaca.S traBe, cling
itunSc: Witinods - Gtrigent: Sobn
u. Gleir.
rMrbeiter.M Gnnerdor."
Saaptquartier: anoreas' Sale.
Nr. 314, SanoperitraBe. Singitnnoe:
Ytittpods - Dtrigent: Dapi0 Re-
lamet.
yTbaIia-M Gnnerdor."
$aiptquartier: goist's SaIe, Rr.
1922, Sarforb-apenue. Singitunbe:
Gienitags = Dirigent S. 6. Granf.
v2ocuft.B oint.M 1nnerdor."
Souptauartier: 3nider's SaIe.
Ode Gubo. nnb Mnbreitrnbe. Sing.
ftlrnhe: Nittrpoh Nbenos 8 llbr =
Eiriseut: $ubert Stripped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Notwithstanding nad) Ocnl NnSlanSc.

Iricfbef6rScrnng mad Scm InSlauSe.
9ie aitslGnbiide To|t fir Die NIT
Dem 10. Sept. cnbcllbe &od)e id)lieBt
bier i'm Sauptpoitamt, in alien Sal
len r:.lnftlid), mie folGt:
Gle Eodct.Eoit liz BON 8 llbr Sor'
mittags bis 5 llbr Nodmittags tag
lid pfien, auSgcnontnlen SonntagS.
Sie 9rieirnten nn6 Oenl IltSlanoe
(ol,sgenommcn CANADA, Werico,
Ionomo, Cuba uno Sbon9boi Die
Iel6en mie cinbcinliiGe Toten) iino,
mic folgt: Stint (5) Gents fir Die
critic lln5c ulo Orei (3) Gents 'iir
ieoc meitere lln5c, o9cr cin 9rlld).
tbcil, llno ioGte poQ fronfirt wcroct
miorigcnfoas bci Anfunit Scr 9ricIe
scr ooppclte @etrog coleftirt miro.
Gompicr iabrcn bon Heiu-yorf ab,
menn nidt nnperpeitg ongegcben.
Grams NtlantiibeS adet'
E It.
@robbritonnien Ii. Srlono, idlleBt
GictItog uno Sreitag I'M 5 llbr
NodmittogS.
IclltiNl1no idlieBt Wontog mo
Mittpod, nm 5 llbr NodmittoaS,
Sronfreid, id)licbt Montog 9icn'
Itog nlo 6rcitog Inn 5 llbr Nad)'
mitto9S.
@clgicn, idIieBt Sreitao nm 5 ll6r
NohmittogS.
Noripegcn. Sdmeoen mo 91nt-
mari, itficBt Mittmod I'M 5 llbr
NodmittogS.
SouonS, ihlicbt Iontog I'M 3
ll1r IohntittogS.
Stolicn, idliebt Gicnlto9 um )
llbr NodmittagS.
Grams. ItIontiide g It.
Treito9, IS. - I'm 1 llbr Nnd)s
mittogS nod Den I5orcn per Cont
licr bon Bottom; INN Z llbr IbcnoS
rod europa per GonpIer st.
&ouiS," pio Elpmoutb ilno Gber'
bolirQ Srlonb mub npcr 81. 2ouiS"
oorcllirt icin); nm 9 llbr Ibeno2
nod europa per Compiler DGaronia"
riu Queenstown.
Soft mad Glib unb Gen.
trail. Imerifa a, 8eIt.
in6icn etc.
0oncrltog II. - I'm 9 llbr Nbo&.
nod Sortunc &Slono u1b Colombia
per Gonpicr oErin5 SigiSmuno."
IrcituA Is. - I'm 8 llbr IbcnoS
nod Siio.Nraiilien uno Ocn go
Yloto-S tnotcn per Gnmpicr n&ole
toire;;" nod Curacao mo GencSllcIa
per Gonpicr .3ulin;" nad Eorto
Hico per 0ompicr nGOomo;" nod
Snoollo uno Sopti per 0ompier. ST
beria;" nod Sonnaico uno Colombia
per 9onlpfcr oOrinoco" Ednomo
uno a~onol5one mltb rper Orinoco"
abreiiirt Iein).
Sic IoIt nod) Tell-5 lnolono, bia
9toro.S i6ncp. nnb rod WiQllelon.
pia Bolton, idliebt bier tGglid I'm
3 ltbr @odmittoss; nod Cuba, pia
Sompo. tGglid nm I llbr; nod Gotta
Silica, Sonouros, Ticoragua COT.
fiiitt), Solpooor mo @iiotan1ola,
pio Nclp.O rlcons, tG1lih Inn 10 llhr
IbenbS; nod Icrico Gitn tGglid UNI
9 ltbr NaGmittagS unb 10 llbr
Iben6S.
Grams Eocific Eoit.
Noit nod Ncuicclono, a%ltitrolicn,
Heu,Goleoonien unb Samoa, pio
Son 6ronciSco, idlieBt bier tG9lid)
INN I llbr abenoS bis gum 20. Sept;
nod @oluoii, Sapon, Goreo, Gbino
uto ocl1 Ebilippinen, pia San sSron,
cisco, tGgliG INN 7 llbr abenbS bis
sum 20. Scptcmbcr; nad Soiuoii,
pio San francisco, tGglid nm I llbr
9lbcnos bis 5unt 81. September.
Sic Grams, Eacific.EoIt miro tGgs
lid gum Ib9angS1afen beforGert,
unO ser Sdllb ser Eoit lit 10 arro1.
oirt, bob cine u1llltterbrodene lte6cr.
lanb.geiOrocrung crmlG9lidt miro.
". Sail Sorris, Eoltmeiltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Scrmann Yabenhuop,

SeueraI.sleent nno- Grlnbeiaentbuins =W,afIer,
empfiebIt fb bent qeebrten Vublifum beifeIis
5im guuefiiren bon W.iefben uno 4rnlo3inien.
5uni g'erfaif bon iealidem @rnnbeigentbiuri ios
tuie anr Yerfideruua aeeer 5enersaefdbr. Inh
Shitisfarfen bon nno mad europa limo bel
mir 3i bnben.
bureau: lO7 Gaitber. gIbs.-lt1 a.sebarIes,'
Gtrabf. (Sept1, i2@lte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
$4,000. 2n pcrfanfeu: $4,000.

Gene neuen, MOI afuelucdlgen SduIer
on Der 9iorb7SaresSirdbe. apii1en SuirInpu1ts
sbenue uno i5upetie'Strabe, init alien mooers
ner sihrihtnieeI; ccnientlrte aeuer, Sol uno
Rruttpirs. GniuiIIirte Gaoeiuanilen iino aiidber'
f~(useiifIe, Marmortreppen ur1o .Sefimfe, tdni'
tire Drainage, Straben nit bitrifiSirtel 3ieacIs
fteinen eepflaltert. Gle miifen geiepeu pers"u.
uni fe f6dbeit su fDnnen.
Man rebme Sairmount > Mbenue $ gSuaauns.
Gebr leidte Beoii9unsen. 8ur SnfpeftioR tde.
H8 uro 6onntags often. glgenien am YIate.
grunomie.be $4,000 = fe6sunobreibie 9olIarS
pro Sdbr.
spaIter g. @eftthal,
(WaifS-) gauunternebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
@eiihtsbCit M m II II i.

@eiidtsbciti NJ &. =
a.: Inner sreulO Wiiaer muB bod
redt gliidlid nit ieiner iungen 6rail
iein, neil er INNER Elm 10 5ufrieoenes
@eiift mad)t." 49, g.: .2lf, 6as be-
mciit nidts. @ns Der fir Elm Sc
iidt 81 MAIDEN bat, beltimmt Die
Sdmiegermutter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
GhiffSfnrfcu

oon ull0 nad europa iiber Baltimore
ooer Nelp.Dorf, Gaiiite ODER 3niidem.
oed. Nediel, ousl6noiides @elb,
greoitbrieie uno 8eloienolungen.
S9cu. $. Siener & g.,
81. 217, Di.yaltimorerS traae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Baltimore Warftberidjte.

Baltimore, 16. Sept.
Webl. - 3uiubr 1904 SGii.r,
cinidlieblid 5332 6Giier 81 Occult
Gpint unb $3.50 IGiler 5u Canton;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Gallagher, Der Yanmciitcr.

Sdnier Int GOO Bid 9,cro.@fuuer.etr.
Chen puleiibei cine Aeibe mooerner, 5iueis
ftbdiser &diier. 6 3inlIner uno gab. 9as
@aoe3imnrer bat ennilirie gelnre uno f~aniiires
9Iofet. Mnfhlub an i~aniidren @dInl. 4rets
$3.50. Tieoriger Sruno5ins. Sblse Sduler
babeit bobe uno aefunoe Gage. 9,ndb5ufrdaeH i'm
Shrean. VT. 1887, Ctt.yipuhmen Strabe.
C43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

GfcbaID uidlt cine cr.Vauicae fauien?

Sie Yreiie neroen Gle iiberraiben. GAGE )
Dieiien iiiolth bon Der Stabt un Der ogS., Y.
& ". @Ieftrifden nno Sbort.2tre 9iienbn1r.
200 SUB bod seieeeit, lleberbIid aui baltimore.
SdbrgeIo 10 Gents fir Hunoiabrt. 10 Wtiliii'
ten BON Der Staot %entiernt. llebcr 90 3ii9e
ieoen 3na. Sir Sin5e!libeiten ihreibe man an
z. VI. Nriau, Nr. 341, edo.Srcmuut.Mpennc.
SeptS-23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Sn %pcrfanfcm.

MINI iufurt p~crtauft iucrocn.
Gin mooernes Suus nit d %Sinmerr. I'M Sits
itanoe eriter alniic; in i10ner 9nee; GreiS
5000, 9inh5uirnQen bel z. ssottcnbeim, 423
AUro' ~Sreiuunts GUenhe. (2G1-2)
Su pcriaufcu:
6lnh Z. Salueriou ~periduft WidrnIdHoer Sur
men ltno Sciniidtien alt oetl SGnoe 5u am
neblnhuret Hrcilen. AZ Siige tdaltb. @uurcl,
WiurDlauo. (26t-O
Gu uerfaufeu:
3mei gruno5insireic @runhitiide, 9r. 1916
lllb 1918, sllsauitbsS trube. Sin Bargain.
WtGn beIihtige lie. (261-O
Sier inns eiutse yargatns.
Gigarrens iino 9anobs9aoen ........... $500
Defamation mo @aitpirtbffaft. ....... $500
Sptrtiioienbanolllrl9 nit Snloon. ..... $500
gSoblbauS init q 3innerli ltno V1o. -. $3.50
G66ner 9Snbniib i'm 2anoe al cleft. HhDn $2i00
5arIn BON 1876 Mdcru. infl. Grllote 5000
Sermanu Ynoeubuup, 401 8aitbcrs9log,
III Yiuro.G barleS-S traGe.
(Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

T0f1Islni0Iieft. $I44
Wue Mntpd[iSaebiibren bonn @aiunternebnier
beSabit. W,ooerne Ginridiunaef. Nm. VI.
slant, CIR. 100, NurosG lintuu .strahe, Gdc BON
Tatrmuuut,Mpeuue (Sept4, W2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
@erlnngt I'M Magcmeiuen.

geutIhes Nrbeits. 9iafmeiiungs 8. ghreau.
Inter Der Nuiiift Der yGelitfbeil Sefenlbdtt."
9ieienieen, ole oenti6e Sanoluerfer., Nrbetter
len i6 perf1nli6 poer in franltrien Srielen all
ben sgeHien Der @efeuihafi, Subann .. W,ercr,
bintmer II, 9r. 2t5-2t7, 6unrtlano Straie,
t%penoen, ipelter lIneri9eltlih Nisfliilli eribe'ielI
miro. Sprc6itunoen bon 1 bis o ubr.
ISnuo7 IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
gu %perfanfcu.


WtltG III btffdhItN:
G Sduier an Der Siios9IintonsS trabe, 203 bus
an 2f3; County Steierlt; neueiie Gt1ridiungen
$50 gaar, Der Reit in nbhentlihen Nb3abluls
aen. gu ~erira9elt bel ScnrD Sertel, Ngent,
Wr. 1920, cit. Baltimore strafc.
(256, Z, 1874, TOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

@ei5eu. - 3uiubr 1888 9l.
ihel; Gerianot bon Den gleuatorer
1896 9uihel; Glcpatoren . Yorrotp
1883, 92l 0llidbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

SeltiGe SdIubrate:
8eiber Nr. 2........ 53 -531a
@eibcr Nr. 3...... 90 -52M
Meiber Nr. 4....... 50H-51H
@emiIdter Nr. &c.. 51R-52
@emild)tcr Wr. &c.. 80 -50R
Goggen. - 3lliubr 1926 9u.
Id)el; aus Den @lepotoren 3uriidge5o.
gen 1926 guifel; Gleuatoren.gor.
ratb 47,004 9uid)el.
Moggen. - 3uiubr 1913 9us
ld)el; ans ocn Gleu1tortn 5uriidge5r,
gen GG 9nidel; Glepatpren. Sorratb
56,Sl9 9nidcl.
Seutigc Sdlubrate:
Nr. 9 weItlid)er Hoggen 80 -.
Tr. = Hoggen .... rs 70
Sn SGden, ie nod Qua.
litat 70 rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17
Gtcacngeindc.
gu pcrmictbcn.

Gu ucrmicthcn: g.
5000 peo Won1t; 5%lpctitndi0; 6 Simmer NIT
CAB, gr. 1926, GbriiliunsS ir1be; in leiucrt
3uItanoe: nctiihe gI6barf6uit. 9ta65ntrnaen
In Gr. 1923, SBritian.s tratc. (259-6D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

Ru TT. 0HIllpI lo,4Zo SUs
id)cl; aus ben @leuatoren 5uriidge5o.
Gen $500 9uidel; gl%euotoren . 8or'
rutb 273,37t 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

SauIsr ~ Ucrfanyen
fir $f400 inter Sontrdft. Sbne gn5abliit1.
Staten nur So pro Wobe.
Haufpreis. 49,. S1400 $500 9Soden5abI.
- 81 No6eu.
3infeit az Co.. ~ -
Sruuo3ins. -. AZ 2G0. 90 idbrI. be5ablt.
Gteilern. ...... 10 IA 90 idbI. glS9pb.
99aiermietbe.. -
GerItheruna... 9 1900 benz atifer
- guigeitrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-17

W s.-3ullbr 13,62O UuldeI;
Serlan0t bon Den Glepotoren 1894
9uid)cl; Gleuatoren.Gorrotb 61,03S
Suidcl.
Seiltige SdluBrote:
Silollder iueiBer 49,. S21%-S3
Sabr. ............. SO -.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Movement to Advance Prices Makes
Material Progress.
MOVEMENT Is INTERMITTENT
Reactions OF Realizing sales stopped
by Buying RaIlies-streDgth In
Certain Issues Affects
Entire List.

NEW YORK, July S.-The movement to
advance prices Of stocks made material
progress today although the rise was not
Uninterrupted and was not free from some
imposing obstacles In the volume OF the
selling encountered at some stages OF the
advance. This selling was particularly nota-
BILE In stocks which have been speculative
mediums, even viii. the general list was
lying practically dormant. The consequence
was a hating and irregular movement, due
to the numerous checks when these obsta-
cles became insurmountable. The selling TO
realize, however, was not pushed far on
the decline and the running out OF selling
orders brought the reactions continually to
a pause. Strength in individual stocks mad
a sustaining Influence on the general list.
Some of the hesitation manifest IN the
movement of railroad stocks was due TO
the desire to await the appearance OF the
government report on the grain crop which
did not appear until 2 o'clock. The favor
able Interpretation placed on the outlook for
corn was visible in the special strength of
railroads which carry much of that crop,
as we'll as in the weakness in the price OF
that grain. Reports of a threat on the part
Of the Erie to cut rates IN trunk line terri
tory. restrained the movement In those
stocks.
Some OF this restraint was thrown off in
the latter part of the day when the general
upward movement gained considerable
force. Large government disbursements
were reflected in the debit balance OF
s., 100, 900 of the subtreasury at the clearing
house. New York banks are disposed to
surrender not only the quota Of govern
ment deposits covered by the call OF. the
secretary OF lHe treasury DuN litI Notal
holdings. rather than pay the l per cent in
terest called for by the new Legislative pro-
visions. Accumulative influence was exs
erted by reports from various sources OF
trade revival and the fact that the work OF
the democratic convention at Denver is
nearing completion was an element IN
the awakened activity Of the market.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
SO, O9S, 900. United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
Number of sales and quotations on the
Stock exchange were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
ay and the offerings as a rule changed

day and the offerings as a rule changed
hands I'm very fair season. ~.
Suckers and feeders were IN very lBht
supply. there being hardly enoush 70 MAKE
a market. rhe prices paid looked about
steaoy with yesterday
cornfed steers, $7.25uS.10; fair to good corn
fed steers, S6.OOuI. 20, common to falr corn
fed steers. ];t55ae.90; g9od to S,S choice dSws cana aTS
heifers, So. 15tr4.5O; common to tair COWS ana
heifers, S20OqS.7 IS; good to choice stockers
and feeders, aSSqAV %; fair to 5000 stOeH Fais
stockcrs and feeders, S.)Oq3.75; stock heit-
ers, &a75d3.35.
HOGS[Hogs opened a flat 1Oc lower this
morning and the trade was slow at the
decline, closing stu weaker. This means
that the hogs sold largely at $~B.lZlaq5l'12
with good loads running up as nigh as
1921. 1t will be remembered that yester-
day hogs sold very largely at S.21sqo Up
with a top at $3.50, Prices have been tend
Ing steadily upward ever since "Wednesday
of last week. today being the first setback.
Still, after allowing for today's decline the
market was about zoe higher than one week
SHEEP-Today's receipts consisted of
seventeen cars, practically all or thsm
from the Idaho and Oregon range. Ihe
market was not as active as yesterday,
there being less life and snap to the trade
while there was an undertone of weakness.
Still most everything sold in very tair
were anywhere from steady with yesterday
to a little lower. Idaho wethers sold as
$3.50 and with quite a string of yearlings
at S4.10.
Quotations, on range or grass sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lem9s, $o'sogS; 10;
lambs, $4.25d5.OO; good to choice light year
lings, "a. ad4.50; good to choice heavy year
m425;: good to- choice wethers, S3'75d4.OO;
fair to good wethers, S,25q375; good to
choice ewes, $S5Ca3 q; fair to S,l good 90 ewes
S3.O00G3.5 so; Culls and bucks, 2.OOq3.O
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, July s.-wHEAT-Frm;
track, Nc. 2 red cash, 9OAG92c; No. 2 hard.
SL.00a1 O.; September, SAc; December, soc.
CORN-Weak; track, No. 2 cash, 75d751kc;
No. 2 white, 79IzgSOc; September, 17sc; De-
cember, 5S%c.
OATS-Weak; track. No. 2 cash, 53lkc
No. 2 white, 53tac; September, 4O9sc.
FLOUR-Quiet; red winter patents, $40
@4.6; extra fancy and straight, S3.S504&,
clear, $3.&d3.60.
sEED-Timothy, steady; $3.OOd3.5O; new,
$3.75
CORNMEAL-Steady; 50 so.
BRAN-Ftrm; sacked. east track, $1.00a
1.02.
HAY-Timothy higher; prairie steady;
timothy, $9.OOa14. 90; prairie, SlO.O0d1l.OO.
IRON COTTON TIES-S1.0.
BAGGING-7Bc.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONS 80 Pork, steady; jobbing,
$15.S71A Lard, steady; prime steam, $.s21sd
800. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra
shorts, $9.25: clear ribs, $9.12IR; short clears
$50. Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts,
S1O.121a; clear ribs, 5000; snort clears
S10.37R.
POULTRY-Dull; chickens. Shc; springs,
144l6c; turkeys, 11a18c; ducks, &c; geese. &c
BUTTER-Weak; creamery, 1Sq22c.
~EGGS-Steady ct lS15c, case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
No Strength Despite Lower Cables
and Ideal Weather.
MORE WHEAT, BUT NOT CORN
Daily Receipts - Former show a
steady Increase, while Little
of the Latter is NovinE
E4 All.
MORE WHEAT. BUT NOT COR,


OMAHA, Ned July o. An'
with cables coming lower and weather
reports showing ideal conditions throughout
the wheat and corn belts. grain values 90
not show any particular strength. Daliy
receipts of wheat show an Increase WINE
very little corn Is moving as yet.
Wheat opened steady, but eased OIL easily
on continued selling and heavy receipts aug
light demand. The cash market ruled dnll
and inactive, rejecting on the options. July
wheat opened at SIC and closed at &c.
Despite OF ideal weather and more FAVOR,
able conditions generally, corn advanced
on better cash demand and southern accep,
tances. July corn opened at 7Obc ana
closed at 69Ac.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu'
and shipments were 5000 bu., against re
celpts last year OF 81. 900 bu. and shipments
OF 1876 90 bu.
Corn receipts were SOi 900 bu. and ship.
mcuts were 1000 bu., against recelpts iast
year OF t12,0oO bu. and shipments OF p4VV.
bu.
Cl~elrances we're 100 bu. Of corn, 1000 bu:
Of oats and wheat and flour equal 10 fS'VO
blu.
liverpool closed hpHd lower on wheat
and MdMd lower on corn.
taken for export.
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Kansas city live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. July S.-CATTLE-Ro-
ceipts, $500 head, includinE LOO head
southerns. Steers steady to l5c lower; top.
SS.O5; cows strong to 1Jc higher; choice eX-
port and dressed beef steers, Sj.6O@S.05;
fair to good, A.75a6.50; western steers $40
a6.S0; stoekers g an t6ae feeders SS SS,oy c6 90
81 25da.6O; native cows. $~2.01d5.OO; native
heifers. $3.2596.75; bulls, $2.75d425; calves,
HOGs-Receipts, 1900 head; market 1Oa
to 2Oc lower; top, $3.50; bulk Of sales, $1,000
6.35, Heavy, $6.45Gp6.5G packers and butchers,
gG2OMd.H"; light. Si.20d6 i0; pigs, S3.5Od6. Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500
head; sheep steady; lambs, l5c to 25c lower
lambs, S4.50q6.50; ewes and yearlings, S.b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
hnH aF Hood g~ag,afal.
Totals

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were again
very light this morning, only fifty-eight
cars being reported in, the most Of them
fed steers and cows. There were only a
very few loads of westerns on sale.
Tn market on beef steers was slow and
Gull throughout. The offerings were not
lsrge enough to create any interest or en-
thUsiasm among the buyers, who seemed
to feel rather weak on account of advices
from other points being none too good. At
the same time statesmen seemed to feel
that they were entitled to good, strong
prices on account Of the light run, and
hence were inclined to hold on for the last
cent possible. Thus 1t happened that the
trade was dull, as noted above, with no
evidence of life or snap anywhere. Still
prices did not show very much change,
being steady to possibly a little easier In
spots. There were three cars Of fed steers
good enough to bring $50.
There were all told only about twenty
cars of COWS and heifers in sight, but the
demand was good and there was a little
more life and activity TO the trade on that
kind OF cattle than on beef steers. The
prices paid were fully steady with yester-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Coffee Market,

NEW YORK. July S-COFFEE-Market
for futures had a steady opening, with
prices unchanged, and there was no chang
until toward. midday, when a selling move
ment against firm offerings as we'll as
local liquidation by tired longs promoted
a decline of practically 5 points. Demand
from Europe were disappointing and from
Brazil about as expected, with primary
receipts regarded as full. The close was
barely steady net unchanged to 8 points
lower, with sales of q, 100 bags, including
July at 6.C5c, August and September at 6.O0c.
December at 5.9c, March at 6O0c, May and
June at 6.O5c. The spot market was quie &.
Rio No. 7, 6 5-16c; Santos No. 4, sac. Mild
coffee market quiet; Cordoya, 9A4l21kc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July S.-MONEY-Prime
mercantile paper, 91E44 per cent,
STERLING HXCHANGE|Steady, with
actual business in bankers bills at $4S695
for demand and at A.S565q4S5B for sixty
day bills: commercial bills,
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
ruiine rate. IL per cent; closing bid Ia
rer cent; offered at IL per cent. Time
leans. quiet and stead.; Sky days, Ia
az per cent; ninety days, 2 per cent; six
months, 3a per cent.
Closing Quotations on bonds were as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
New york Mining stocks.
YORK, July S-Closing quotations
Foreign Financial.

mand in the market today. the over sub
scribed funds OF the Irish loan having nos
yet been released. Discounts were STEADY.
On the stock exchange the American was
the best section. win to favorable crop
and iron ana steel trade prospects. Values
orene1 about parity and were steadily sun
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
Wool Market.

BOSTON. July S.-WOOL-Receipts and
shipments are larger in the local wool mar
ket and trading is fairly active. The fea-
ture is the good movement in supplies to
arrive in fleeces and staple territory. Lead
ing western prices follow; Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri, three-eighths blood,
25d26c; quarter blood, 23@25c. Texas and
Georgia, fine II months old, 10000; fine 6
to s months, 15Q1Sc; fine fall, 1tql5c;
Georgia and Lake, 9oQ2lc, California,
northern choice, 17q1Sc; northern average,
16Ql7c; middle county, 13q14c; southern, IL
q12c; fall northern, uq12c; fall southern,
9011c. oregon, eastern No. /, April, 17q1Sc
eastern No / clothing, 15gl6c;, eastern
average, 14d15c; valley, No. l, l79lSc.
Secured values: Texas. fine II months,
5Od52c; fine 6 to s months, 46Q4Sc; fine fall,
42G43c. California northern, 42a45c; middle
county, S7q3Sc; southern, S74SSc; fall free,
3OG35c. Oregon, eastern No. l staple, 56q
5sc; eastern, No. l clothing, 4SG6Oc; valley,
No. !, SSq4Oc; Territory, fine staple, Boa
ing. tSSa5SSc; fine medium Sl3thingi 4Sg4SG Z
Q4Sc; quarter blood, 4Sa45c; pulled extra,
56a67c; fine, 5Oq52c A-supers, 4tq45c:
medium grades combins and clothing, 1Sd
zoe; light fine, 16dl6hc; heavy fine. nQ12c;
tub washed, 20027c Ne =
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
st. LouI. Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, July S.-CATTLE-Receipts,
5,199 head, including 2,9l5 head Texans;
market steady to strong; native shipping
and export steers, S4.50qS.00; dressed beef
and butcher steers, $500 1861. steers under
LOCO lbs, $3.5Od4.50; stockers and feeders,
s. .75QL6O; cow and heifers, S2.40Q67 70; can
ners, $.392.2; bulls, $2.5Od6.0 90; calves,
$2.5Od6.50; Texas and Indian steers, 5000
800; cows and helfers, S.5O44&.
HOGS-Receipts, 1880 head; market, 100
15c lower; pigs and lights, $4,000 40; pack
ers, $6.i5a6.55; butchers and best heavy,
81. 5Gi6. 621I.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
surar and MoInnne..

firm. Fair refining, 3.S943.9lc; centrifugal,
IS test, 4.S9a442c; molasses sugar. ASA
3.6Ic; refined, steady. No. 6, b.Ooc; No. Z,
475c; No. II, 41Oc; No. II, 465c; No. 10.
A6oc; No. IA. 4.55e; confectioners A, 5.7Jc;
mould A, 5,25c; cut loaf SOC; crushed,
6.l0c; powdered, 5.5Oc; graduated, 54Oc;
cubes, 5.6Sc.
MOLASSEs-Qulet; New Orleans open
Kettle, good TO choice. 2SG42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-09
LIverpooI GRAIN Market.

LIVERPOOL, July s.-WHEAT-Spot No.
2 red western winter easy. rs 2hd; No. /
California. quiet. Is 65ad: futures. quiet;
July. IS 2%d; September. Is 1Sd; December,
Is Id.
CORN-Spot. firms new American kiln
dried, IS 2&d; old American mixed. Is 2Ad;
futures, quiet; July, IS SID; September, IS