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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-08-04
CRIPPEN MAY
HAVE KILLED
IN OPERATION
Special BY United Press WIRE.

London, Aug. 4:-The question as
to whether DR.. H. H. Crippen, In jail
at Quebec, charged with the murder
of his wife, has confessed, is still un-
settled, despite the denial by Scot
land Yard and Crippen's counsel,
Arthur Newton.
Newton's denial is considered sig
nif1cant. He said $50 far as /
see, no evidence exists that murder
has been committed"
This statement tends to bear out
a statement in today's London
Chronicle, which says that Crippen
has confessed to killing his wife, but
that it was not case of murder. The
inference is plain that she died from
the effects of an Illegal operation
made by the dentist.
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Automobiles for rent by day or hour.
Sexton's, Telephone 181. Perth
Amboy. 1886 1926 tf'
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25 Boys wanted to join Boy Pion-
GERS. /. Jacobsen. 220 Fayette St
1869 So ste
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An anchor to windward- ad. In
the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-08-04

Following is a list of the prize
winners at the Keyport carnival, as
announced by the Judges Immediate
ly after the parades:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
OMAHA LIVE STOCk MARKET
More Life and Strength to the Cattle
Trade.
HOGS SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
Fat sheep About steady, hot Fat
Lambs show some Little weak
ness and the Movement Is
Not So Active.

SOUTH OMAHA. sul.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27

SHEEP-Prices paid In the sheep barn
this morning for fat kinds of sheep and
lambs were little different from those of
yesterday, but 1t required larger sorts to
weakness developed because of this fact.
Fat lambs were plentiful, the same as yes
terday, but inquiry was not quite as brisk
and bulk of sales ranged from steady to
a dime lower. Best grass lambs went at
81 25a7.O, with fairly good grades around
In spite Of the fact that the proportion
OF fat sheep is growing smaller daily de-
mand is not very responsive. Tone to the
trade was decidedly weak at the opening
today, and while a few selected strings OF
wethers found favor at generally steady
prices the ordinary run OF stuff had to go
at figures little lower than those Of yes
ers topped at t25, which price Is highest
quotable.
Total receipts were liberal and feeder
classes were large and plentiful, as has
been the case on most days lately. De-
mand was ample, however, and after trad
ing was once started a very good clearance
was made at generally firm prices Trade
ago, and anything useful in the way OF
feeder sheep and lambs Is meeting with
healthy competition from country buyers
Desirable feeder lambs sold as high as IS n
today and handy weight yearlings are
wanted at A,7bq4.S5, almost as high "a
best quotations on fat yearlings.
Quotallons on grass stock: Good to choice
lambs, n.OOa7.5O fair 10 good lambs. S6.4t
100; feeding lambs, Sc. 509S.2S; handy weight
yearlngs, N.5Od5,00; heavy yearlings, $4,000
| AO; feeding yearlings, N.l06p4S5; good e
cholce wethers, S.S6443; fair 70 gOoc
wethers, SS.50g3S6; feeding wethers, SS.6
SS5i fat ewes, p.75Gs.65 feeding ewes, t2.2
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
NEW YORKSTOCES AND BONDS
Forced Liquidation Causes Bad Price
Slump in Market.
CONDITIONS ARE VERY UNUSUAL
selling Believed TO Arise from Losses
ON Part of Outside Parties
Money Market Easy
Cell LoRns Low.

NEW YORK, July 8.-Forced llquida-
ton OF stocks, while banking and finan-
cial interests RETAINED from offering sup
port played havoc with stock market
values today. So rapid and comprehen-
sive a shrinkage OF prices is witnessed
rarely except in periods OF absolute panic.
There was some selling today by holders
through sheer fright at the rapid melting
away of values, but for the most part
the selling was done in cold blood and with
the systematic determination Of surgical
operation.
The lack OF immediate news which might
be held TO indicate sudden and violent
change In conditions affecting values
pointed to an accumulation of influences
to account for the movement. The absence
OF the usual talk of embarrassment on such
occasions was taken TO prove the selling
came from sources outside the immediate
stock market circle and to represent losses
from large sources, which amounted To
impairment rather than wiping out OF
Occurrences in the immediate news were
dsregarded. The United states Steel quar-
terly meeting to be held after the market
closed almost dropped out Of the consid-
GRAFTON. The declaration of the regular
quarterly dividend was taken for granted
and the probable showing of the earnings
report was discussed with only lanquld
interest.
The reaction in the corn market pointed
TO relief from the more excessive weather
conditions, which were believed yesterday
to be threatening the prospects for tbs
harvest. The money market was easy and
the rate for call loans ran off to the low
est level touched in several months, while
influences towards replenishment of the
supply OF bank cash continued actively al
work.
Heading at 1908. Union Pacific at 1921
United States Steel at 6lh and Southern
Pacific at 1O3, Will offer a graphic sug
tgestlon of what occurred in the days
stock market. Even more sensational were
movements in stocks which are not the
faYorites of the professional traders.
Missouri Pacific, Southern railway, pre-
ferred; st. Louis Southwestern, preferred
| Republic, Steel, preferred: American Stee
| Founderies, Westinghouse Electric, Cen
| from 5 to over ~ points.
circumstances to upset the order of things
the days movement was especially impres
sive. Its scope and its indication of
consensus of widespread opinions canno
| be denied, whatever its source. The con
sensus clearly amounts to a determine
| ton by bankers, financiers and ruling au
! thorities generally in finance to retTencl
| resources and to be prepared for strait
! in the coming month.
There was some show of relief in tn
| last hour of the day. After rallying ! I
2 points and even more from the low point
| of the day, prices sold off again and tn
/ closing tone was unsettled.
Bonds were weak. Some of the 10y
grade speculative issues showed losses cor
responding in violence to those Of stocks
Total sales, par value, $,5l5,OO0, Unite
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
| on stocks were:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARGET
-
Lbwer Cables Are Caused by Free Of.
ferings Abroad.
PRICES ARE RULING LOWER
Corn weakens Early on selling
4 Prompted by Scattered showers
Cash Corn Offerings Are
4 More IlSe-aI.
I. - oMAHA. IulY p


1.,5ls OMAHA, July 2s. 1910.
Gables were lower, caused BY freer offer.
ings. The weather map shows clear and
some lower Temperatures In the northwest
also favorable conditions In the winter
Prices ruled somewhat lower. Sentiment
was inclined 70 be ReaLish, based CHERRY
on the movement OF 'hew' wheat
scattered rains in Iowa, Nebraska ana
Illinois broke corn prices at the opening.
News from the southwest continues 70 pc
extremely buliish and sentiment tsVors
higher values.
Wheat was soft and gsIues ruled easier,
selling being general WITH the weight OF
liberal receipts OF new wheat speculative
buying was lacking as bui news mas ABOUT
run its course for the time.
Corn weakened early on. selling prompted
by scattered showers and a further decline
resulted from lack of support As profit
taking became general cash corn was
slower and offerings more liberal.
Primary wheat receipts were l,2Q,OVO Du.
and shipments were 41s, 600 bu., against re
ceipts last year OF i.5S&O9 b0. and ship
ments of 10000 bu.
Primary corn receipts we're I5OO ou
I and shlpments--were $1,000 bu., against
receipts last year OF $4,000 bu and snip
ments OF $4,000 bu.
Clearances we're 900 bu. Of corn, 1000 bu
bu.
Liverpool closed slhs9l14sd; lower on wheat
and Mahd higher on ,cerpa
Local range or options;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKERS
WANT POSTAL FUNDS
Clearing House Asks Permit 10 Use
Local Bonds as Securities
for Deposits.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 25.-(Special,l-
Tho Aberdeen Clearing House association
has taken the first steps toward a move
ment, which is expected TO become state
wide among the bankers OF South Dakota,
having for its motive the retention of mon
eys deposited under the new postal savings
| bank law, in the states where 1t is de-
posted. The resolutions follow:
Whereas. The postal savings depository
act has been passed by congress and has
become a law. and
| Whereas Among the provisions Is ore
| that moneys deposited In postoffices shall
be redeposited in banks In the same To-
ealities. Banks are required to deposit bonds
supported by taxation as security for such
Whereas, The board, consisting of the
postmaster general, the secretary of the
| treasury and the attorney general may
| designate the classes OF bonds required for
| such purposes, and
Whereas Should government honda, state
J bonds and bonds OF large municipalities be
banks OF this state 70 buy such bonds In
| eastern markets, sending money east for
that purpose the net result would be that
would uHn be tT aGs to- eastern esntsSs
and the banks OF this state would not
benefit by such deposits. Now, therefore,
be II
j Resolved, That the Aberdeen Clearing
| House association requests our senators
and members Of congress TO use their best
efforts to induce the aid board OF tEysteel
available In this state such as county
bonds, school bonds. township bonds and
the bonds Of such municipalities as are in
Resolved, That the South Dakota Bankers
association and public examiners be ad-
vised OF the action Of this clearing house
ton and the examiner be urged TO use thelI
influence to the same end.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
Chicaao live Stock Marked.

CHICAGO, July &.-CATTI.E-Rece
5000 head; market slow and weak; beev es
AS0aS35i Texas steers. fS.6O666 60: western
steers 6,75qa15; stockers and feeders. 81 i0u
S. 76GS75
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head market
steady for good others weak; light, $500
a0; mixed. SeodSS So; heavy, S90uS.65
lsWse5' pigs SS,6Sdi9o5 bulk OF sales,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $500
head; market steady: native, t260dA40
western. R.50d4f0; yearlings. N.2SG6 Is;
lambs, native, A.5oQ7.5o; western, s. 100
$50
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
Totals receipts ............17


Totals ...,..............6a $50 $40 $3.50
CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were quite
While this was q very good run for this
season. Of the year, it looked small COM
pared with the 272 cars received on Tues
day of last week. The total for the two
days foots up 1888 the largest with the
exception of the corresponding two days
last week of any similar period in several
year ago by almost 5000 head. In spite of
the receipts being SO liberal the fact that
they We're smaller than last week seemed
to create somewhat better feeling among
buyers and they We're out in the yards
earlier than good many days of late and
the trade took on a more active appearance
AT the same time the heavy run last week
seemed to encourage feeder buyers so that
that branch Of the trade was also more
active.
Beef steers were in active demand and
were generally a little stronger than yes
terday. While there was nothing very
choice in the yards there We're cattle good
enough to bring $40.
Cows and heifers were strong to 10C
higher and they too sold very freely, sc
that the big bulk of the receipts had
changed hands by midday.
The break in feeder prices last week
brought in quite good many buying orders
this morning and that fact together with
the heavy rainfall last night seemed &c
put renewed life and activity into the mar
ket, with the result that feeders were gen
orally lOc higher than yesterday.
quotations ON native cattle: Good to choic,
eorn-fed Steers. .S9Cg7;T5: fair to good
corn-fed steers, S5.0OQ625; good to choice
cows and heifers, A.75G5.76; fair to good
cows and helfers. $S5OQL75; common to fail
stockers and feeders, A.25615.50; fair t
good stockers and feeders, s.. 50a4. Is; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, 5000
$50: stock heifers, $3,0OQS.s5; veal calves
sS6o97.0o; bulls. stays. etc, t9.OOG6.25.
Quotations on range cattle: Good 4
choice grass beeves, s5.50Q6.25; gair to goo,
beeves, A.6065. 80; common to fair beeves
fair TO good grades. t3.2694.Oo; Gamers ant
cutters, $2.50GDS.25.
Representative sales: -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
'No. 2.

Cash 9y9Istlans XsEs as follows *. Win
i Sard s'r sssS o. SsSsSs. 1 s. iSs '' '
B1ELEEgg.- sesesSd q mixing. 5sa5sc; fair to
sEEDs,-FisssS no northwestern. s. ss
No. n9r+hYsstern, 24s. Timothy, NS0g
eIe; SlexeT, " 20 ~. ~ All .,a oosa
26 Is, I.srd. pei 100 lbs..4 Sli.s0. short ribs
sides, Qoose) Nl.154l2.2S; short clear sides.
'9 Total eieaf9fc e Of wheat and flour were
equal TO 90,00o bu. Primary Ieeeipts were
100000 bun compared with lhS9,00o blu. the
corresponding day year ago. The world 5
visible 'suppIy~as shown by Bradstrsets, de-
creased coo blu. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat 569 cars; corn, IL cars
oats us cars; hogs, a'OOo head.
Chicago Cash Prices-MheaG No red,
ii .0eil 9l 10lI No. red, Sl.Wqi.O9ls; No.
hard, Sl.09Adl, llh;- No. 3 hard. n.0Ql 0s1s
No i northern spring, Sl.269l2Il4; No.
tii6@iIL Com: No. 2 cash, S5saas5sc: No,
cash, 4Ad@e; No. 2 White. 6Ilsc; NoS
white. s62 d56aee; 40. yellow, sld67he;
J no . yellow. aesgss IN Oats No. cash
tO1sqt2lse; No. white, apeeilae; standard
BUTTER-steady; ersameries. ss9zci
4 EGGS-Sfesex:, receipts. l2tes cases; al
mark, cases Included lO9lic; tirsts, l5ci
CHEEsE-steady; daisies. lsRG1se; twins
l6Qi5i4e; y2gpg. AmeTieas,, lbhglse; Iona
hOrns 160f0nc
PoFKToEs- Steady; choice to fancy. 7sd
TBc; ,faiv' 70 COED. 6Sty7Oc
PouIIRY-EasE turkeys. SOc; hens
i' TiEApL@stsGss;, 10 70 sopoyps vslshts
Sasitc3 90 10 S5lPound weights SQSike: IS 4
no pnund weights. i00lO&e
q Car LOt Reeelpts-Ioday: Wheat, So
Ssars; corr. 2l6 earsi oats. ~ cars. Esti
III cars, osts, 40 cars.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 26.-
WHEAT-July, s9tsc; September, ssStc;
December, s1.OlH. Cash wheat unchanged
81. coal. O5; No. red. tl.Ol9LO2h; No. 3, $50
S1.0l.
CORN-July, s5Isc; September, 64asc; De-
eember, STAG; May, e4Ac, Cash, unchanged;
No. g. 651ac.
OATS-Unchanged; No. white, 41g4so;
No. mixed, 33Q36c.
RYE-No. 2, 73(975c. .t... ...
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy. $4,000
ii %; choice prairie, SLIGO
BUTTER-Creamery 25lhc; firsts, 2sc; sec
onds. 21c; packing stock, 01sc
EGGS-Firsts, 81 so; seconds. 800; current
receipts. new cases, $500; miscellaneous
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27

KANSAS CITY. No, July 2s-CATTi.E--
Receipts, l4,Q00 head, Including l 900 south
erns; market steady to weak; southerns,
strong TO i0c higher; stockers and feeders.
w.ISQ&00; fair to good AGaGJO; western
steers, NI0a7ib; stockers and feeders, $500
Qo@i southern steers, 81 sous. 25i southern.
helfers, Sa5ods.5O; bulls, SSi0uA25 calves,
50 OOQS 25
HOGS-Rsceipts, II 900 head: market &c
higher; bulk OF sales. SS.h5GS S2a; heavy,
&.tOnS@i packers and butchers, tS.5OaSSo;
light, S7OdlSs5.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. 500
head; market steady to weak lambs, S1O1
gl.65; yearlings, {L25d6.OO; wothers, S. 500
t.s6i ewes, S.0OdLOO; stockers and feeders.
S.. 50lgA00
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
CaTIot RecelptI.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND lPROyIsIONs
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO,i July 2ss-Wsil street was cred
TIED with selliDS. wheat and corn here today
on a large scale. However that may Pc
other reasons were not lacking for weak
ness In botn staples. Wheat receipts, actual
and, prospective, We're heavy, and the
worlds supply was shown to be l,GOO,0OO
disadvantages than q year-a Moreover,
unexpected rains in the corn belt unnerved
bulls in all the grain, pits. There was q
slight rally at the close but wheat showed
a net loss of LAG tp. l%c, corn. Isc to Ssc
1 and oats Ac to &c. Provisions finished I'M
Nchanged to 321zc higher.
One sstgutficanf fact which tended to lower
the price of wheat here was that foreign
countries wsraiinc 80 position to- 4mporb from
the Paeifies coakt states without regard to
the country east OF the Rockies France
was repored to be bidding for Walla Walla
wheat. Cool and clear weather for the
Milling and harvesting Of the spring crop in
the northwest -- Was another bearish In
fluence In additionyN India and Russia were
reported offering, freely to western Europe
at lower prices because Of timely rains.
The weakness In the neighboring corn
crowd depressed traders I'm wheat, but the
final downward shove to prices was, be-
10 ' the break In the New New York stock mar
ket Fhes closing tone here. however, was
steadya > September ranged from S104& to
s105h and finished at G.041t 70 k.o4kasloS,
corn iiuctdafed from slsEe to CSC and closed
at 65hc- to, 66c,saGuet decline- of hc to Ac.
sThe.9ash corR was steady. No. closed at
( Hedging Of oats proved an oppressive
I September .YaFisds from soc to Ssssc and
closed at 393kc, o. loss of &c,
Pork closed 2z1sc UP for the principal op-
ton and unchanged for others. Lard &c to
lalacQl5o, hisheT and ribssat an advance OF
Leading @tafss ranged as follows;
4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, July 26.-FLOUR-Steady
Spring patents $SI5q6.b; winter straig5ts,
$45O6l4.65; winter patents, A.50&4.65. Rye
flour, steady; fair to good, $4lOU430; choice
to fancy, A40Q4.5o.
ORNMEAL-Steady; white and yellow,
$150di55; coarse, $1.45q15O; kiln dried, SiJ
WHEAT-spot market steady; new No
2 red, s1.09; elevator I alr.y C. J. :. ana
I. o. b.. Wheat was moderately active and
weak on, lower cables; large receipts and
liberal country offerings in the west and
weakness in the stock market. closing lac
to 1850 net lower. September, flOslb-lb
81 lila, closed 1.101t; December, N.l2hGl III
closed S1.12ss; receipts O4O0 blu.
CORN--Spot market. dull; No. 2, 75e NOM
inal elevator; domestic basis to arrive
c. 1. (. option market was without transac-
| tons closing at NC net decline. September
closed 75c. Receipts LBS; shipments $40.
oATS-Spot market, quiet; mixed rs TO
| 80 lbs, nominal; natural white, rs to q lbs,
| 4Sd51c; clipped white, "a to AZ lbs, 50q52i5c,
Receipts, 1860; shipments $3.50.
/ HAY-Quiet; prime, Sl.22rk&125; No. /,
s1.17lzd120; No. 2, S1lSG1. l2iS; No. 3, Loo
HoiPe-Duil; state, common to choice.
1903, 2Oa23c; 1908, nominal; Pacific coast,
1909, sa16c; 1908, nominal.
HIDES-Quiet; Central America, 2O921c;
LEATHER-steady; hemlock firsts, asa
&c; seconds, 22q24c; thirds. lsQ22c; rejects
! PROVIsIONS-Pork. steady; mess, SIS. 5Od
900; family, S260O926.5O; short clears, s24.CC
d25759. Beef, steady; mess, SIS Goals. 90
| family, sl9.0Oa195O; beef hams, SO. 0o@24oO
/ Cut meats. steady; picked bellies, 10 to l!
lbs, $17.OOa1s0O; picked hams, S1e-Oogi6 SO 20
Lard, firm; middle west prime. 81 $50
| l1.s5; refined steady; continent. 1885, South
i America, Sl325; compound. s9.50g9.I5.
TALLoW-SteadS; prime, hhds., &c; eoun'
try, -6lQ7kc.
BUTTER-steady to firm; Creamery spe-
clals 2Sik62S%c; extra, 2%@2Sc; third 10
first 24Qi27ci state dairy, common to finest,
22627c; process second to special 2z426lRc;
western factory S2g2s1sc; western imitation
creamery, 24125c-
CHEEsE-Easier; state whole milk spe
Gals, 14Adl6c; state whole milk, fancy
1lHc; state whole milk. average prime, lSS
d14c: skins, full 70 special. 2h8l2c.
EGGS-Firm receipts. 22.3l4 cases. State
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery white
s0DSSe; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry, gathered white, 2930c.
POIILTRY-AllVe. easy: western chick
ems, iTc: western fowls. 17lSc; turkeys, 106
lac. Dressed, quiet; western chickens lsq
isc; western fowls, 148lsihc; western tur'
keys. 1e4f2oc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27

1IoOO silver dollars OF 1890, S31. so 900; silver
certificates outstanding, $3.50, III 600 General
Fund-Standard silver dollars IN general
fund s.. 209 1856: current Liabilities, il6,lf9 see
working balance In treasury offices. R3,-
So .522; in banks 60 credit Of treasurer OF
the United states SIS. si9,O S3, subsidiary sill
yer coin, So, III; minor coin, Sl,lA,023
total balance IN general fund. &9l 9e7,02S
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27

HOGS-It was another 'two-in-one" mar
ket In the hog yards this morning-one
market for heavy and packing grades and
another for good mixed and light hogs
Bacon weights met with the popular de-
mand as usual and sold at the high prices,
load of sorted lights topping at $50.
In a general way sales OF good mixed and
lights carried figures firm to little higher
in both divisions. Good mixed moved
around S. 80, light mixed brought SS4O and
better and common mixed we're hard TO
sell at sS25
| .Heavies and heavy packing grades
showed very little action at any time, and
while steady prices were realized in many
cases the tone to trade was rather weak,
closing prices appearing shade lower
than those Of yesterday, Good heavies sold
around $S.l5, with all-sow loads weighing
~ pounds and of good quality as high as
Ss@ Rough packers had to go at s. and
Total receipts were liberal, average quail
NY showed little improvement, Shippers
We're fairly good buyers of light and light
| mixed ana movement reasonably active ex-
cept toward the close. Midday clearance
round Few hogs unsold,. the big end of re-
| fn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
OotsOn market.

NEW YORK, July 26.-CoTToH-Spot
closed outlet. Is points down; middling up
lands. $3.50; middling gulf, s1b:75. Sales.
1896 bales. Futures closed barely steady;
Closing bids: July, N5.S; August $500
ber. 1913; December, 1917; January, t12.lS;
February, 1872 March, 1911; May, ,sla1a
ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-COTToN-Dulli mid
shipments, IS bales; stock, 1859 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
sh Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 26.-WHHAT-Futures
lower; July $1.OsA September, $loSai: 0s;
December tl.O6ss; cash, steady track No.2
red. t1.o4ql O6lA; No. hard; N.SlEql.@
CORNNFutures lower; September, e57sc;
December. 62lhc cash, higher; track No 2
65i5666c; No 2 white, 674sSc.
OATs-Futures lower; September. selsc
December, 3SAc; cash, weak; track No. 2,
SSik6Sgc No. white, ld42c;
FLoUR-Firm;- red winter patents, $500
$50; extra fancy straight, A7o9Lss; win
ter clears, 50. 4Ofl3ee
SEED-Timothy, $5.OOq5bo
CORNMEAIs-3.26
BRAN-Flrm; sacked, east track, $1,000
1.O2 .
ie, Si3O0Q1450.
BAGGING-S T-16c.
TWINE-Henp, 7Oc,
PROVISIONS-Pork, higher; jobbing,
1880. Lard lower; prime steam, ui.4O9
IL go; Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra
short lSxc; clear ribs, lsIsci short clears,
lSXc Bacon, steady; boxed extra short,
i45tc clear ribs, ilFsc; short clears, 14hc.
PoULTRY-Steady; chickens, iSAoi
springs, lee turkeys, 1Sa22c; ducks, sal2ci
geese, Sh69hc.
BUTTER-Weaker; creamery. 24q2sc.
A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
IiverpooI Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 26.-WHEAT-spot
dull; No q red western winter, no stock
futures. steady; July, Is Sad; October, Is
7%d; December, rs sid.
CORN-spot, firm; old American, 6s Cd
old American, via Galveston, IS Sid; new
kiln dried IS sd; futures, quiet September,
9s ll%d; October As 11%d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
Drv Goods Market.

NEW YORK, July 26.-DRY GOoDS-Ths
dry goods market was firm for the day.
with fair business passing In conYertibles.
Miscellaneous export markets are taking
many goods. Cotton yarns are ftrmer and
tending higher. In mems wear circles q
better business Is being booked on staple
worsteds.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. July 2s-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 800 head; market slow. prospects
81 5Od5 90; calves. s. OOQs.0 90.
HOGS - Receipts, $500 head; market
strong TO &c higher: top s. so; bulk OF sales,
s. .6Oqs.T0
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Rsceipts. 1000
head; market slow and lower; lambs, IS 20
q7.G.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-27
OMAHA DISTRICT.

The weather contlnues very War1l
throughout the corn and wheat region and
Temperatures ranging above 100 were gem
erai in Kansas and also occurred at
a number of points in Nebraska.
Rains occurred within the last twenty-four
hours in all except the Chicago and Co
lumbus districts. Excessive rains occurred
at one station in the indianapolis, one sta
ton in the Louisville, three stations in the
st. Louis and at two stations In the Des
MONIES district L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.