10 THE OMAHA DATLY BEE : PEIDAT" , JUL 7 , 1800.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Opens Strong and Closes at an
Advance in Chicago.
DAMAGE TO SPRING WHEAT BY RAIN
Corn IlpctliiPK nnil Oat * Advanced
SllKlitly Prediction * .Made tluit
Hccclpln Will Tall Oft from
On.
CHICAGO. July < ! . 1'enr for the safety
of the sprlnfj wheat crop added Ho per
hush * ! to the vnluo of that ccrenl today.
Corn declined ' , < , c ; onts advanced ' .Ac and
provisions closed unchanged to 7',4o higher
for pork.
Notwithstanding lower cnWes from Liver
pool and the continent wheat opened strons
nnd continued to advance until the close.
3Iavy rains which fell In the norlhweMern
nlatcs yesterday would. It wnn feared , Ir-
reparahly damage the Rrowlng crop of
nprlns wheat. It was reported that previ
ous to yesterday's downpour too much rain
lind alrpndy fallen and the usual heavy r > -
cclpts were lost sight of for the time being.
Chicago received 212 cars , against none last
year. 'Minneapolis ' nnd Duluth receipts
41 cnrs last year , lo-
w re B21 rnrs , against
ledo reported 00 carloads of now wheat , all
grading contract. Itecclpts at primary
points footed iit ) 770.000 Int. , compared with
117.000 hu. u ye/ir ago. Atlantic port clear-
ntices of wheat nnd flour were criiial to
only -I2fi,000 , liu. In nplte of. the fact that
- tendency to
the foreign mnrk-48 showed no
ri'covi-r their early losses the loc-a ' > K .
ivhlch opened unchanged at " > - ; ' ' ? , ViK
dmnrovwl iintll < 4o
inbi-r , gradually
ept ini-
waV paid shortly before the close , aiortojiu
U.rollt taking caused a react on to 'Wl' ' } :
na the session ended. yns' ' f"0" ' ' " thts
niiirkt't were roporUxl at icu.wju mi.
Corn ruled strong during the early par
of the newslon , largely In sympathy witii
vvhcat. 1'redlotlnns were freely inude that
rVc'-ps would fall off sharply from now
nn hut 1 170 cars arrived hero todny.
Primary points received 1,153,000 lu. , nearly
double the amount a J'enr nKo ; today. At
lantic port clearances were 921.000 1m. Ixcal
profe lonals who have bc-n supporting t e
inarkrt fcr several weeks took advantage
of the biilllnh news to unload their long
lines nnd the early gain ot io was more
than wiped out. September opened steady
nt 33'f.c , advanced to 3IVic and decline l to
IB Byui.u. | . . . . . ; „ . . . . , , with wheat and
holppd considerably by clearances of
over GOO.OOO bit. Receipts were 4jl cars.
Shippers bought ngainst the r cash ? n\ca \
nnd Caused a rather llrm fee Ing In nil the
options ! . September opened steady at 20c.
Bfihl up to 2U4C and c oscd a.t 20iifi20TfiC.
Provisions wre dull and featureless.
None ot Die prominent traders seemed In
clined 'to ' do business. September P rk
opened 5o higher at $3.52',4 , sold at $8.60 and
c csed at $8.53. a net gain of iHc. Sep-
sold
umbar lard opened 2 ,0 higher at $3 20
nt $5.22V4 and closed at $ a.20. September
ribs opened unchanged at $1.90 , sold at
11.92'A ' and closed at $1.90.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat ,
CO cars ; corn , 400 cars ; oats , lla cars ; hogs ,
" " ' 'Lending 'futures ranged as follows :
Articles Open lllch. Low. Clone. Ycs'dy.
72X 73 72H 72 72V *
74h , ? < H
7omn 70UWH 754
3 li
a : ! ! * 834
23U 22W
SOJiflM ' . ' 1 MH 20MCJH 20M
1SMH i'3
8.15 835 830
8C2H 865 so 855 H-IOK
S07W C07H 607K S07H
6UO 62ih 0-JO C U'JH BS0 !
477X IRQ 477H 4 80 475
4 00 4 00 41)0 ) 4 JO
No. 2.
Cash nnotntlons wure ns follows :
FLOUR-Stcady ; winter patents , J3.C5 ®
8.75 ; straights , J3.15fo3.45 ; spring specials ,
SI 33 ; spring patents , S3.405J3.SO ; straights ,
$2tWii3.3 : < ) ; bakers. $2.30H2.CO. (
WHEAT No. 3 spring , 71Q73V4c ; No. 2
72CORN-Nb. 2. 33)iiS31c ; No. 2 yellow , 31 ®
84OATS-No. C. 24 c ; No. 2 white , 27iic ;
( No. 3 whltf , 23Vi'T2Sc. ' !
RYE-NO. 2 , r.2c
SEEDS Flax , cash , northwest , $1.01 ;
cash , southwest. $1.01V4 ; July , $1.00 > S : Ssp-
tember. 97Hc ; October , JHIAC : No. 1 , $1.00.
Timothy. August. $2.5.1 ; September , $2.4 , > W
2.47',4 ; October , $2.45fi2.47'i ; prime , $2.3o ®
2 40'
PROVISIONS MCSB pork , per bbl. , $8.30 ®
S.3G Lard , per 100 Ibs. . $5.0 173.10. Short
ribs sMea ( lee ? ) , $4.C0 4.00. Dry salted
BhouUlers ( boxed ) , $5.00 5.25.Short clear
Bides ( loose ) , $3.0085.10.
WIIIS1CV Distillers' finished goods , per
callon. $1.2C.
vSUGARS Cut loaf , $6.02 ; granulated , $3.G4.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments tor todav :
Articles. Recelpts.Shlpments.
Flour , bbls 27,000 18,000
348,500 114.COO
Wheat , bu
Corn"bu 855.300 271.600
Oats , bu 600,000 2SG.500
live bu 2.230 KS
aJnrley , bu 13,000 80,700
On the I'roduco exchange today the but
ter market wns wnk : creameries , IS TflSc ;
dairies , 11(13V'C. ( Cheese , llrm , SVt(9f. (
Eggs , s tnndy , 124c. ! Dressed poultry ,
steady nnd firm ; turkeys , Sc ; chickens ,
TiKW YOHIC CiU.VKHAl. MAHKI3T.
for thf liny on ViirlouH
CoilllllOllIUl'N.
KEW YORK , July 6. FLOUR Receipts ,
40.CS3 bbls. ; exports , 13,015 bbls. ; sales , 0,000
packages ; market was steady ; on winter
ntralghts buyers and sellers were 5c apart ;
nprlng patents were offered sparingly ; win
ter patents , $3.SJ TI.10 ; winter straights ,
$3.l5fi'3.55 ( ; Minnesota patents , $3.901.10 ! ; winter -
tor extras , $2.501)3,01. ) ) ; winter low grades ,
$2.13JT3.55. Hyo Hour , steady ; good to fair ,
$3.10-J3.25 | ; fair to fancy , $3.30&3.SO.
COHNMEAI Steady ; yellow western. SO
( HSIc ; city. 818jS2c ; Bnindywinc , 2.15'f2.li3. ?
RYE dteutly ; No. 2 western , C5I/G3Ac ! , f.
o. b. , o float ; Htnto , COc.
HAUMOV Sternly ; feeding , 42ff42' ' c , c. 1.
BA1U.KY MAI/r-QuIet : wesWrn , 6IC3c.
WH15AT Receipts , 182,750 .bu. ; cxivorts ,
14I.SS7 bn. ; spot llrm ; No , 2 red , Sl < 4o f. o , b.
nlloat ; No. 2 red , "O'ic , elevator ; No , 1
iiortlu'rn , Duluth , S2Vso f. o. b. nlloat , to nr-
rlvo ; No. 2 hard , Duluth , S2&c f. o. b. nlloat
to nrrlvo ; No. 3 hard , Duluth , S55ic f. o. b.
nllont , to arrive. Options opened steady
and nfterward advanced by covering , In.
rc'sponso to heavy rnlns In the northwest.
Speculative trade was dull : exporters
bought moderately and ocean freights were
rrivortrd strong and higher ; foreign now *
cnmn weaker , supplemented by selling for
Kuropenn account ; closed llrm at s ? 7Hc net
higher ; July , 73 l-16(079 ( ic ; closed , 79He ; S-'P-
tember , 7St JT79c ; closed , 79ic ; December ,
79IfSlo : closed. Site ,
COHN-Rccelpts , 353,850 bu. ; exports , 436.-
372 bu. ; spot easier ; No , 2 , 40V c f. o. b.
ntloat ; "Of , elevator. Options opened steady ;
they advanced later on heavy cliMrances ,
but dually broke under heavy selling by
western houses : closed weak nt > . ( , c net do-
ollnu ; July. SiTiOSaUc ; closed , 3bT c ; Sop-
trmbor. 39 < M.t9Ve ? ; closed. 39 > 4c.
OATS Itcculpts. 115.000 bu. ; exports , 292-
2S6 bu. ; pot ( inlet ; No. 2 , SOc ; No. 3 , 29'ze ;
No. 3 white , 30''jo ; track , mixed western ,
SOffSIViP : track , whilti western. 31ij36V { < .c ;
track white , state , 31O36Uc. Options ( inlet.
'HAY ' Quli't : sprliur. 62 > . .fi70c ; ROOU to
cholco , SOfii V ; feeding tinner.
HOI'S Qu'et ; tate. couunnn to choice ,
1S96 crop. tij/7c / ; 1S97 crop , IWlSc ; 1S9S crop !
16t/17c / ; Pacltlo coast , 1890 crop , CJ7o ; 1S97
crop , liwilo : 1WS crop. V/fTlSc.
IlIDES-Stwidy ; Gnlveston. 20 to 25 ! bs. ,
k.r/17i' ( ' ; Toxi8 : dry. 21 to 30 iba. , li < " . { j > 3f
PROVISIONS Heef. llrm ; extra" mess ,
$9 ; beef hams , J23.50t(25.50 ( ; packet , $9.00 ®
JO.0.1 ; city nu s , $14.0015.50. . cut meats.
llrm : plcklod belllos. $5.00fC.OO ; plckiod
nhoulders , $5 ; pickled hams , $9.BWfflO.OO ,
l ard , steady ; western steam. $3.5'Jit ; city ,
Jt.SMf4.SJ ; July closed at $5.32 > 4 nominal ; re
lined , unchanged : continent. $5.4i ! ; South
America , $6 ; compound , $1.624' ! < T4.75. 1'ork.
dull ; mess. $ S.7Gfi9.00 ( ; short clear. $ IO.tXift1 )
11.75 ; family , $10.5ftiri0.75. Tallow , steady ; i
city. 4 S.lCo ; country , 4ic. i
IH'TTKH Steady ; western creamery , 15 ®
ISUc ; western factory , 12ffl4Vic ; Imitation
creamery , 13Tfl6c : state dairy , 131i017c ;
Btuto creamery , ISfflSVic.
PHISKSK Jlarket steady ; large white , Sc ; |
Himil ! white , SUe ; large colored , Sc ; small
coton-d , SHc. i
KC5OS Farket steady ; state nnd Pennsyl
vania , 15H < filCo ; western fresh ,
eoiithcrn , Oi/llc ,
HICK Firm : domestic , fair to
O'7c ' ; Japan , 4iii5\ic. ( \
MOLASSKS-FIrm ; N w Orleans , open
kettle , good to choice , SiQSi'o.
MBTAI S Tin made another Imixirtnnt
forward step today on Increased demand
from local buyers : firm advances from pri
mary points added to the stiffness of this
particular market and strengthened the ar
bitrary views of holderd , The other depart
s displayed .sympathetic Mpadlnrw but
vi r , ntMo nn'tnntlon ' nt the close th Metal
px-liingo ( .illed . i.lg iron warrants nominal
nt $1 i 'a , lake copper , steady nt $1R 11 bid
nn-1 $ is.50 asked , tin. nrm nt J27.C2 > 4 hid nnd
$27.75 nsked ; lend , steady nt Jl.fio bid nnd
$1.55 nfkod ; spelter , firmer for futures and
unchanged for spot nt $6.00 bid nnd $6.23
asked. Thr > brokers' price for lend Is $1.30
nnd for copper $18.50.
OMAHA ( inNKItAI , MA1IICKT.
Condition * of Trnilr nnd ( luolntlonn
on Slnplc nnil I'nnry I'roilticr.
KOOS Receipts mcnlprate ; good stock
firm nt ilc.
BL'TTKH Common to fair , 12ffl2' ' c ;
choice , 13fll4c ; separator , ISc ; gathered
cr amery , 16c.
1'OULTHY-Hcns , live. 7UflSc ; spring
chickens , 155J16c ; old and staggy roosters ,
live , StfiJoc ; ducks and geese , live , 6Q7c ;
turkeys , live , Sc.
IMOKONS-Mve , per doz. , 75cQ$1.00.
VHALS-Cholcp , sic.
FRKSH WATER FISH- Catfish , per lb. ,
12c ; buffalo , per lb. , dr ssed , 7e ; white
llsh , 9c ; lake trout , Sc ; ytTTu7\- pike , dressed ,
9c ; white perch , 6c ; bullheads , dressed , 10c ;
black baw , 9c.
SEA FISH-Hnddock , lOc ; blue fish , lOo ;
roe had , each , 40c.
VEGETABLES.
WATERMELONS Texas , crated for
shipment , 161)200.
CANTAI.uUl'E-I'er crate , $1.6031.6oj
, .
WAX HEANS-IIalf-bu. bask t , C075c.
PEAS I'er basket. 5o 60c.
RAUISHES Per doz. litinchos , lOc.
TOMATOES-1'er 4-lsisket crate , $1.2o.
ONIONS Homo grown , per doz , bunches ,
according to size. ( s'olSc.
HEANH-lland-plcked navy , per bu. , $1.BO.
POTATOES New potatoes. G5c per bu.
C'trrUMHERS Per doz. , H52GOC.
CEI.EHY-1'er doz. , 3oc.
FRUITS.
BLUEBERRIES Per 16-qt. case , 2.00.
AI'RICOTS California Royal , n r crate ,
HASPBEHlilES Per 24-plnt case.
" - 21-qt. case , $2.50Sf
2'BLACIC HASPBERHIES-Pcr 2t-plnt
case , $1.7502.00 ; 2ilt. < . . $2.75113.00.
PLUMS-Callfornln , per crate , $1.CO ; Trag-
-Per.box $1.00.
STRANVBERRlESOregon.rj$2.loQ3.K ) .
ORANGES Mediterranean sweets , $4,75
SiEMONS-Callfornla. fancy , $4.504.75 ;
Messina , fancy. $5. < XXQ .M ) .
BANANAS-Cholce , crated , large stock ,
per bunch. $2.50ii2.75 ; medium-sized ,
bunches , $2.00172.23 ,
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides , 7'ic ' ; No 2
grcenhd ! s. OUc ; No. 1 salted hides. SHc :
No. 2 salted hld = s , 7'ic ' ; No. 1 veal calf , 8
to 12 Ibs. , lOc ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to ID Ibs. ,
SCTALLOW GREASE. ETC.-TaUow , No.
1 , 3' ' < .c ; tallow , , No. 2. 3c ; rough tallow , l',4p.
whlfe Breiisc ! 2M3c ? ; yellow and brown
grSHEEl''X'lPEI/rS-Green- salted , each , 15fl >
75c ; grein sa tec ! shearings ( short wooled
each IBc dry shearings ( short
Parly skins ) , , ;
wnnW cnrlv skins ) . No. 1 , each , 6c ; < iry
Hint "sas d Nebraska butcher wool
nelts per lb. , uj'-ial weight , 4Uoc ; drj nine ,
murrain wool pelts.
Klines and N-brnska
pspT" actual wrivht , 36 Ic ; dry I lint Co rto-
u.
wool peltV. p-r lb. . actual weight.
St. I.ouln Market.
.
TrgL cash ele-
Vlf T- N2 red
e
No. 2 hard , 71U72Hc ; receipts of
61CORN-Flrm : No. 2 cash. 34c ; track. 35c ;
Jul Sto ask l ; September 33c asked
OATS-Lower ; No. 2 cash. S.c ; track , 27Uc.
July 23i.c asked ; September , 20c asked ,
No. 2 white , 29529 , Ac.
METlLS-Leaadast5rSo ng at $4.35 4.40 ; spel-
pou TSYi& Ba chlckens , 8c ; springs ,
nilc : turkr-ys. Sc ; ducks. 7Hc ; geese .c.
BUTTEH-Steady ; creamery , loQigc ,
dairy , 12015c.
i.75S2.15 ; flax , 96c.
dull and quiet ; new , $6.505 ? . .00 ; old ,
WHISKY-Stcndy at $1.20.
IRON POTTONTIEa-SOc.
salt jneats boxed
-shoulders. $4.75 ; extra short. $4.90 ; clear
rib. , & clear sides $5.12 % . Bacon strong
and scarce : boxed shoulders. $ o.50 ; extra
"horts. $5.3716 : clear ribs , $5.50 ; clear sides ,
RECEIPTS Flour , 2,000 bbls. : wluat ,
3000 bu. corn. 37.000 bu. : oats ,24,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour , 15,000 bbls. ; wheat ,
17.000 bu. ; corn. 107.000 bu. ; oats. 13,000 bu.
KIIIINIIH City Ornlu mid ProvlHloiis.
G.-WIIEAT-Sep-
KANSAS CITY. July -
tember. GTVicT cash. No. 2 lhard , 67c : No. 3 ,
Wfifffc ; No ! 2 red. 70S71Hc ; No. 3 , G6@67Hc.
CORN September , 30c ; cash. No. 2
mixed , 31032' c ; No. 2 white , 32Vic ; o.
'OATS' No , 2 white cash , 28V4c.
HAY-Choic'o timothy , $7.50S8.00 ; choice
PBUTeTEH-Creamery. 14 016V4c ; dairy , 13c.
EGGS Market steady ; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stocks , llrsts , lOc per dozen , cases
returned
RECEIPTS Wheat , 28,800 bu. ; corn , 9,100
bu. ; oals , 2.100 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 23,400 bu. ; corn , 45-
500 bu. ; oat ! , 1,000 bu. _
Ilvrrtool | ( irnln ami I'rovlnloiid.
LIVERPOOL , July 6. PHOVISIONS-
Hams , s > hort cut. 45s Gd ; linn. Bacon ,
short clear backs , llrm , 2Ss ; long clear mid
dles , light , llrm , 29s ; long clar middles ,
heavy , nrm , 2s6d ; cl'ar bellies , steady , 2bs.
Shoulders , square , tlrm , 24s 6d. Tallow ,
prime city , steady. 22s 6d.
CHEESE American finest white , steady ,
42s : American llnest co.bred , steady , t > 2s ,
WHEAT Spot , No. 1 red , northern , Du
luth. dull , n.sid. . Future ? . , steady ; July. 5s
M : September , 5s 11M ; December , 6s % d.
CORN Futures , quiet ; July , 3s4Ud ; Sep
tember. 3s5Vid ; Octob = r , 3s Gd.
Toledo MiirliPt.
TOLEDO , O. , July G. WH'EAT Actlvo
nnd higher ; No. 2 cash and July , 74Vfec ; Sep
tember , 76'4c.
CORN Dull and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
. .
OAiTS Active and steady ; No. 2 mixed ,
2&c
2&cRYE Dull nnd easy ; No. 2 cash , 69c.
SEEDS Cloverseed. dull nnd ste-ady ;
prime cash , new , $3.9714 ; October , $4.65.
Milwaukee firulii Jlarket ,
MILWAUKEE , July 6-FLOUR-Un-
changed.
WHEAT Half cent higher ; No. 1 north
ern , 74Mi < f75 ? , ic ; No. 2 northern , 72ViG73c.
OATS-Steady nt 26',4S2SUc. (
RYE Lower : No. 1. fiOHc.
BARLEY No. 2 , 43c ; sample , 37042 0.
AlurUft.
PEOHIA. July 6.-CORN Firm ; No , 3 ,
CJJVTS Firm : No. 3 white. 25S2(5c. (
WHISKY Kirm on the basis of $1.26 for
finished goods ,
_
Iliilutli AVIiiMit Mnrlcvt.
, . .
1 northern , 735 c.
IMHNTS 01- ' STOCKS AXD I1OXDS.
llallroail Sloc-kM Slunvfd Itoartlonii
froiii I ( < - 1'er Out.
NEW YORK , July 6. The market for
stocks wnv reactionary today. Last prices
of most railroad stocks were the lowest and
net losses for the most prominent railroad
stocks In the list average nbout V& per
cent. These include the great trunk lines ,
Penniylvanln nnd New York Central and
nbout all of the grangers. There were spas-
inodlp advances In n number of Industrial
specialties , but these were not held , the latt
prices showing reactions of between 1 nnd
'J points ,
Realizing sales were In evidence from the
opening , but were well absorbed In a very
active market , business continuing of large
proportions pretty well up to noon. The
weakness of the grangers was especially
notable , and was undoubtedly associated I
with the report * of too heavy rains in the
northwest and of consequent damage to
the spring wheat crop. The firmness in
wheat was coincident. The damage in the
boiithwetH by Hoods was also a depressing
Inlluenco to a less > extent. Undoubtedly
thtre wn n Inrge short Interest closed out
yesterday nnd today's market lacked that
Buttalnlng force. Hut the most potent in-
lluenco toward reaction was the continued
firmness of money. The promised abund-
niii'o of funds to How Into New York from
July disbursements of dividends and Inter
est did not materialize and Interior ex-
i
I change-i continued to run ngnlnst New
' York , The rnte for cull money held near
6 per cent nearly nil day. A stiffening In
the London money market nlJo caused some
uneasiness , lest it might lend to a rcnewRl
of gold exports ,
I The prevalent wc kne. s of rnllrond stocks
was In contrail to n shnrp upward move
ment Inn number of Industrial specialties
Sugar being most prominent. Strength wifs
also shown by the tobacco stocks , Slccl
nnd Wire , Tin Pinto , Tennessee Coal , Ana
conda , Manhattan , Rubber , Leather pre
ferred nnd Cotton Oil , In the outside mar
ket Amalgamated Copper was strong , sell
ing nt 96 % . All of the specialtlf , however ,
showed reactions In the late dealings. Bonds
showed decreased activity nnd prlcp chnngps
were mixed. Totnl sales , par vnlue , I2.6SS-
000. United Stntrs 3s nnd the new 4s nd-
vancpd i point nnd the 6s ) ( i point In the
bid price. The old 4s registered declined
U point.
The following nro the closing 'quotations
for the lending stocks on the New York
exchange today :
Atchlnon 19 % do pf < l 174
' ' st. 1- . & . . ; ; ; . ; ; ; > 3
Ilatlmon > & Ohio ! ! ! 49 > i ki tir J
Cnnatln. IMcllle . . . . W
Canada Southern. . . Wij So. lliiilnvay ll't
Central Pacific M' do nfil ; > :
( "lies. Sc Ohio 2 < i' T3cn & rnclflo . . . 16 < i
Chi. & Alton J.V ) Union IMclflc < * '
C. . 1) . & Q 133& do DM 7 ,
Chi. A K. Ill 74 Wnbanh . , 7'i
do pfd lljlt rte tifil 21 %
Chi. O.V 14J W. & 1 * U. ( new ) . 9
Chi. . Ind. ft L. . . . . 9V4 do ! d l > fll 24U
( In pM , , , . , 39 * ; Adnliu ixireS3 | . . . .111
Chi. & N . W 1W American Kx 113
do pfd 194 t'nllcd Suites 4M4
C. C C. & St. L. . 67 ' ' ' '
ilo tiM 97 Amcr. Cot. OU. . . . . . SS > i
Tcl. & Hudson lSl i do pM 92
Del. I. . & W IK ) Amcr. Spirits 6 > i
u n. * nio a is do nfd 23
do pf.l TS Am r Tobncco 9714
Eric < nw ) 13'i do pfd 139
do 1st pM 37 i CVnv Oat 1ST
Fort \Voyne tSS Com. Cnbl Co 179
Ot. Nor. pfd 17t Col. F. & Iron . . . . 4I4
Illinois Central . . . .lir ' 4 do nM 1O
lAkt Kr\f \ KV 17 Oen. rapctrlo . . . . .IIS
" " ' ' Haw. Com'l Co..110
i.iue MM > ! ! ! ! ! . Ilrooklyn 11. T HSTi
Ixjtlls. .t Nnsh 7li Int'n'l Pnpcr 41'l
MnnlmUnn I. llSli < 1o pfd 79
Mot. St. Uy 2.Vl La Clede O.is M
Mich. Central Ill , 50
Minn. & Si , li f > 4 do Pfil 212
do 2d vfd 91 Nnt. Un. Oil S
Mo. rnclflo 44 1 Pacific Mntl 4S'i '
Mnbllr & Ohio 40 > i | I'eoule's CIn 13.1' ' , ,
Mo. K. & T 12 1'iillman 1'nl I'M '
do pfd &IU Silver Certltlc. t ! i. . M
N. .T. CVntrnl 117-Vs. It. & T 7'i '
X. Y. Oentrnl . . _ . . .ISSHSUKixr tr.'iVi .
N. Y. C. & St. L. . 12H do l.fcl 117
do 1st pM 6S T. f. & Iron . . . . 1.7 1
do 2,1 nfil 31 U. S. leather >
Xor. & West ! 0'-4 do pM 71 1
do r > M W4.U. S. Hubber M'4
Nor. Amcr. Co J1VI do DM 117',4 '
Kor. IViclflc f-0 West. Union 80S
do t > fd "J'i ' Amer. M. & W. . . . r S
Ontnrlo & W IVil do pfd O5'i
O. R. & N . pM . . . . 7 tFcdcr t iitoel . . . . oS14
Con t M'4 | do pM SI
do 1ft pfd M Colo. Southern . . . . 5'ii
rte M pfd US do 1t pfd 4.i
no d pfd. 1"'i '
Amcr. S. & R 53
rte do pfd MH
U. G. IV M Anaconda rr
do pfd "S National Steel . . . . roil ,
Rock Ifland 117 do pM 89 i
St. I , & S. r IDS Hoop Steel pfd . . . . 77S4
rte T fd 7V ( Amcr. Tin . . . .
do pfd . S. >
mT * . fc C > . T r. * . . . . . 1O1' - i Pont. 'iVibacco . 41
( lo pfd . _ , do Pfd
St. Paul . lat t Glucoao . C7
"
Offcrcd.
The totnl snles of stocks todny nmounted
to 524.911 shares , Including : AmeHjr n Cot
ton , 7,500 ; American Steel and Wire , 2.700 ;
American Sugar , 53,400 ; American Tobncco ,
31,000 : Anaconda. 7,000 ; Atchlson , B.500 ;
Atchison preferred , ' 7,000 ; Baltlmorp & Ohio ,
3,000 : Brooklyn Tra.islt. 51,200 ; nurlinRton ,
25,500 ; ChicnRo Great Western , 3,000 ; Con-
tlnontnl Tobacco , 4,300 ; Federal Steel , 10,700 ;
Louisville & Nashville , 3,100 : Mnnhattnn ,
22,000 ; Mexican Central , 4 40) ; Missouri Pa
cific. 8,100 : New York Central , 8,000 : Nor
folk & AVestern. 4,100 ; Norfolk & Western
preferred. 3,100 ; Northern Pnclflc , 7,700 ; On-
tnrlo & Western. 4.200 : Pennsylvania , 14,500 ;
People's Gas of Chicago , 6,900 ; Rock Island ,
30,900 ; St. Paul , 30,000 ; Southern Railway
preferred , 3,000 ; Tennessee Coal and Iron ,
12,400 ; Union Pacific. 9.200 ; Union Pacific
preferred , 7.000 : United States Leather pre
ferred , 10,500 ; United States Rubber , S.SOO ;
Western Union , 5,100.
New York Money Mnrkcf.
NEW YORK. Ju'.y C. MONEY ON CALL
3'i0 < j per cent ; last loan. 3V4 per cent ;
prlmo mercantile paper , 3Viff74 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Stcady , with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.S7'i ®
4.S7'.A for demand and at $4.S5 > , iirl.S5 ( < i for
sixty days ; posted rates , $4.SG5l.S61/4 and
$4.8SVJ : commercial bills , $4.S1V4.
SILVER CERTIFIOATES-COSGlc.
BAR SILVER- < > % C.
J1EXICAN DOLLARS-45V2C.
BONDS Government bonds , irregular ;
state bonds , inactive ; railroad 'bonds ' , irreg
ular.
Closing quotations on bonds were :
U. S. "s.rup 101 M. K. &T. 2dH t)7 ) ? {
U.S. 38 , tfc 108M M. K. &T. 4i ) mu
U.S. 3s , coup 109 N. Y. C. Ists 312S
U. S. ( ! 4s. rcr. . . N.J. C. fls liiiw
U.S. do coup N.C.OB la ?
U.S. old in , rer . . . . 112W N. C. 4s 102W
U.S. aoconp No.l'acino Ists . . . .11:1 :
U.S. 5sres No. Paelllc 3n (1814 (
U. 9. fm.coun 112H No. Paclnc 4B 104
Districts , OSn 11U N.Y.C.iSt. U 4s .107' <
Ain. . clasi A 108 N.V. . con. 4s . . . HUM
Al.i..cln > i 13 10R N. iW.Ben us. . . . 130
Aln..clasn C USH Ore. N. Ists 112
Ala. . Currency H Ore.N. 4a 102W
Atcninou4u II85 ) O. S. n. flu t.r IS'.1
Do.uU 4s 85 > t O. S. L. 61 t. r. . . . 113M
Canada So. Uds. . . . Ill Readme < n 8nU
C. .tO. 4V H flft It. a. W. Uta 100
C. & O. An 110M St. b. Ail. M. con Si HIM
C. A ; N. W. con 7a. 146H SUL.&S. F , Gen. 0.124
do S. F. deb , 6a 123H St. P. CoiiHOls 10S
Chi.Terms. . 4n . . . . 100 St. P. C. * P. l ts. . 12fli
I ) , ill. . lain. . . . Kill St. P. C. i P. fls . 12li (
D. i. H.G. 4 IOOT < So. Uy.Ss 1M ( ) )
KaBtTonn. lots . . . ins < " . R. &T.O KO
RrlR Gen. 4s 7HU Tenn. new set as. . 93K
F. W. & D. lHt . t.r. , T. P. ] t no
Gen. nice. 6s Ill ) T. P. 2rt8 n
G. H.iS. A.Us II. I1. 4s lllil
G. H. tS.A. 2ds . . ins \Vah. l ts 1KIH
II. iT. Cent. Oi. . . , 1111 \Vab. 2rts 1113
H , 4.T. C. p.on. Oa. . , ll'- W. Shore 4s 114K
lowaC.lstH 113 Wls. CPIU. Iflts . . . . 70H
K. C. P. .t ( i. iBts . . Vn. Conturlos 80
La. Now Ron. 4s. . . 105 Va. neforrod 8H
L.AN. Unl. 4n. . . . on ColorndnSouth'ii4B. 90
Offerer.
. Ilcintoii .Stock QnntntlnnH.
BOSTON , July G.-Call loans , 3JT4 per
cent ; time loans , 3'i 4'.i per cent. Closing
prices for slocks , bonds nnd mining
shares :
St. Paul common. . 135ti Anncon-la
BAR SILVER-Stendy nt 27 13-lCd per
ounce.
MONET 2 % 3 per cent.
The rnte of discount In the open mnrltet
for short bills is 214 per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2'i per cent.
N MV YnrU Mining U
NEW YORK. July fi.-Tho following
nro the closlne quotations for mining
shares :
( hollar 30 ntnrlo . 7M
Crown Tolnt 2S Iphlr . 10 >
Can. Cal & Va..l91 10
I > pa.-nvood ! 65
Ooi-ld & Currle . . . . 33 do r-M . W >
Hate & NorcrosB . . 3 > sierra Nevada . 67
Jlomentnke ( XW
Iron Silver ' \ Union Cop . 35
Mexican 65 Yellow Jacket . K
KlnaiiHal No I on.
NEW YORK. July G.-Clearlnss , $260,016-
714 : balances , $17.851,727.
I1OSTON. Ju'y e.-Clearlngs , $33,061C11 ;
balances. $3.C54.C2n.
BAI/riMORE. July 6. Clearings , $1,611-
453 ; balances. $706,935.
PHILADELPHIA. Julv G. Clearlncs , $19-
260.8S6 ; balances. $2.305.031.
CHICAGO. July 6. Clearings , $23.932.501 ;
balances. $3.153,115 ; Sterling oxchnnce ,
posted , $1.S6HJ4.8S < 4 : actual. $ l.S5ifT4.S7U ! ;
documentary , $ I.S4iig4.S6 ; New York ex
change , 40c discount.
ST. LOUIS. July 6.-Clearlngs , $3.859.051 ;
ImlnncfB. $730,591 ; money , 4SC per cent ; New
York exchange , 45o premium bid , 25o pre
mium asked.
CINCINNATI , July 6 Clenrlngs. $2,5B3-
C50 : money , 2V4'i(6 ' ( per cent ; New York ex
change , 35o discount.
StnttMiit'iit nf Hank "f Ki
LONDON. July 6. The weekly statement
of the Bank of England shows the follnw-
Inc changes : Total reserve , decrease , 213-
CO 1 ; circulation. Increase , 578.000 : bullion ,
Increase , CG5.417 ; other securities , de
crease. 4,514.000 ; other deposits , decrease ,
2,015,000 ; public deposits , decrease. 3,2S5-
000 ; notes reserve , decrease , 338.000 ; pov-
ernment seaurtllei * . rfar.r aii . 4000. The
i
proportion of the Hank of Enslfinrt'ii reserve -
serve to llnhlllty Is 41.25 per cent , last week
It was 37.59 per cent The rnte of discount
remains unchanged nt 3 per cent.
ment of treasury bills' nnd the county coun
cil loan. Spanish 4s closed nt & 9fc. Amount
on balance todny , 60,000.
PARIS , July e. Prices on the bourse to-
l-'orr licit Klnnncliil.
BERLIN , July e. in sympathy with the
weakness of the Vienna markets , prices on
tbo bourse here today were easier on large
realizations and In view of the npproachlns
holiday season , rrransvnnl railroads were
Btron ; Canadian Paclllcs were firm on
favorable tralllc returns.
VIBNNA , July 6. On the bourse today
prices opened dull on newspaper reports of
riots In Hulgarln. ; later the declines wore
wiped out.
KllANICFOUT , July 6. Prices opened
stcndy on the bourse today , but later local
shares relapsed nnd closed weak.
CALCUTTA , July 6. The Bank of Bengal
has reduced Its rate of discount from 5 to
4 per cent.
SliitriniMit of Hunk of Krnncp.
PARIS. July 6. The weekly statement of
the Bank ot Franco shows the following
changes : Notes In circulation , Increase , 30-
930,000 francs ; treasury nccounts current ,
decrease , 50.500,000 francs ; gold in hand , In
crease , 15.223000 francs ; bills discounted , de
crease , 27,275,000 frnncs ; silver In hand , de
crease , 3,600,000 francs.
Cotton 31arl * t.
NEW ORLEANS , July G.-COTTON-
Steady ; sales , 2,500 bales- ; ordinary , 3Hc ;
good ordinary , 4c ; low middling , 413-16c ;
middling. B .c : good middling , 66-lCc ; mid
dling fair , Cll-lCc ; receipts , 2,403 bile * ;
ST. LOUIS , July C. COTTON Quiet ,
steady nnd unchanged ; middling , E-lic ;
sa'.es , 200 bales ; receipts , 2,191 bales ; ship
ments. 2,49-3 bales ; stock , 74,751 bales.
LIVERPOOU July G.-COTTON-Spot.
fair demand nnd unchanged ; American
middling , 311-32d ; the snips of the day were
10,000 bales , of which 1,000'were for specu
lation nnd export nnd Included 9,500 Amer
ican ; receipts. 9,600 bales , nil American.
Futures opened quiet , with n poor demand
nnd closed quiet nt the decline ; American
middling , L. M. C. , July , 31S-GM , sellers ;
July nnd August , 317-G45T3 lS-64d , sellers ;
August nnd September , .117-6Id , sellers ;
September and Octo-ber , 3 IG-CJd , sellers ; Oc
tober end November , 315-Gld , sellers ; No
vember nnd December , 314-64d , buyers ; De
cember nnd January , 314-Cld , value ; Jan
uary nnd February , 314-Gld , buyers : Feb
ruary nnd March , 31B-61d , sellers ; Mnrch
and April , 315-Clfi3 16-C4d , buyers ; April and ,
Jlny , 31C-64J3 ! ? 17-61d , sellers ; May and June ,
317-C4d , buyers.
NEW YORK , July G.-COTTON The cot
ton market opened quiet nnd steady , with
a decline of Ifi2 points , cables bolng un
satisfactory nnd crop accounts were no
worse , 1f not better , than yesterday's ad
vices ; later the market dragged nnd was
weak without further change until the early
afternoon , when a steadier feeling followed
n. demand from the shorts , without ixir-
tlcii ir new feature to explain the unex
pected movement ; covering soon becnrne
qulto general nnd the market slowly worked
up to 4o points above yesterday's closing.
On the rise there was some Investment
buying on the part of outsiders , but it
ftviled to materialize to nny extent. A
preference to hold off the July government
crop report was apparent. The character ns
well ns the volume of business wns unsat
isfactory today. There was a decided Inck
of outside Interest. At the lowest point the
market showed a decline of lf2 points , at
the best a net advance of 435 points , nnd
wns finally steady at net unchanged to 2
points lower.
Oil Market.
LIVERPOOL. July G. OILS Cottonseed ,
Hull refined. July , August , steady , 15s Cd.
NEW YORK , July 6. OILS-Cottonseed
oil , firmly held nnd fairly active ; prlmo
crude , 21' .c ; prlmo crude , f. o. b. mills , 17 ©
ISc ; prime summer yellow , 26S261,4c ; off
summer yellow , 25c ; butter grades , 30g >
32c ; prime winter yellow , 3032c. Petroleum ,
llrm ; rellncd New York , $1.40 ; Philadelphia
and Baltimore , $7.50 ; Philadelphia nnd Bal
timore , In bulk , $4.60. Rosin , firm ; { trained ,
common to good , 31@32'/.c. Turpentine ,
steady at 41Q-41V4C.
TOLEDO , July 6. OILS Higher ; North
Limn , 88c : South Lima and Indian , S3c.
OIL CITV , Pa. , July 6.-OILS Credit bal
ances , $1.19 ; certificates , cash , opened $1.17V4 ;
sales , 2.000 cash ; $1.17V4 ; 2 cash , at
$1.20 ; closed at $1.21 bid for regular. Ship
ments , 92,172 bbls. ; average , 71,193 bbls. ;
runs , 101,019 bbls. ; nvernge , 98.300 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga' ' , . July 6. OILS-Splrts of
turpentine , market flrm , 3SS39c. Rosin ,
flrm.
flrm.WILMINGTON. . ' N" . C. , July 6.-OILS
Spirits of turpentine ; firm , 38038 0. Rosin ,
ateady , aoS93c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS , JuIy'C. WOOL Unchanged.
LONDON , July 6. WOOL The offerings
at the wool auction sales todny amounted
to 14,822 bales. There was a good assort
ment of cross-breds nnd n flne > show of New
South Wales and Queensland merlnosl
French nnd German buyers competed eagerly -
erly for these grades and paid the high
est rates of the series. The supplies , of
coarse stock were heavy and withdrawals
wore frequent. The present series will close
on Saturday. July 15. The following are
the salew In dotnll : New South Wales , 2,400
bales ; fcourcd , lldSls lOVid ; greasy , 5id(3) ( )
Is 4'/4d : Queensland , 2.200 bales : scoured ,
Is SHdlffls lOd ; greasy , SVidffls Id ; Victoria ,
lldls ll'Ad ; greasy , 5V4dffls ( 2d ; New Zea
land. G.OOO bales ; scoured , BHdSHs 9d ; grensy ,
4 idSnUid ; Capo of Good Hope and Natal.
1.500 bales ; scoured , CVidffls 3d ; greasy ,
CoITeo Market.
NEW YORK , July C.-COFFEE-Optlons
opened steady nnd unchanged ; ruled Inac-
tlv ? today on acctonnt of weak undertone
following heavier Brazilian receipts , bear
ish crop estimates , absence of speculative
support , local liquidation and small ware
house deliveries and local spot demand.
C.oscd quiet nnd unchanged to 5 points
low.r. Sales. 750 bags , Including July , $4.CO ;
August. $1.73 ; September. $4.83 ; October ,
$4.90 ; December. $5.30. Spot coffee , Rio ,
dull : No. 7 Invoice. 6',4c ; No. 7 jobbing , 6c ;
mild , quiet and steady ; Cordova , S@13c.
XCMV York Dry Ooodn.
NEW YORK , July G.-Slight imnrove-
ment in spot demand for cotton goods , but
mal. orders light ; no signs of stocks ac
cumulating In nny direction ; heavy brown
sheetings nnd denims nrm for lending
makes ; more Irregularity In outside lines ;
gray gi > ods are slow ; prints are qu'ot
throughout , but prices are firmly main
tained ; ginghams are quiet nnd nrm ; men's
wear worsteds are strong and advancing.
SiiRitr MitrkPl.
LONDON. July O.-SUGAR-Beet sugar.
Julv. 10s C'Hd. '
NEW YORK. July G.-SUGAR-Rnw
nbout steady ; fnlr , refining , 4o ; centrifugal.
90 test , 4Hc. Molasses sugar , 3c ; refined
steady nnd unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS , July C.-SUGAR-Qillet ;
open kettle , 6 J5T4 5-lCc ; centrifugal , yellow ,
44Tic ; seconds. 3ff4 ! c. Molasses , dull ;
centrifugal , CQ14c ( ,
California Dried KruKn ,
NEW YORK. July 6. CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS-FIrm hut quiet. Evapo-
rnited apples , common , GV4f/7e / ; prlmo wire
tray , SVUfSHo ; choice , SVjilS o ; fancy , 9 < ii >
9Hc. Prunes , 34 < f/4' ' < , c. Apricots , Royal ,
14c : Moor park , HfflSc. Peaches , unpeeUd ,
lOffllc.
ItAII.HOADS AIU2
Only Flvft IlnnUriipt Ilondn During
the rirnt Half of 1HIH ) .
CHICAGO , July 6. The Hallway Age to
morrow will say : The flmt half of 1899 Is
happily distinguished by showing a smaller
number of railways placed In the hands of
receivers than any six months since rail
way Insolvencies began. Only one road of
nny Importance confessed bankruptcy In that
period , the four others completing the rec
ord being email local enterprises two of
these belonging to private corporations.
The following Is tbo list : Alexander &
Rich Mountain ( Va. ) , Kansas City , Pitts-
burg & Quit ; Tacoma & Columbia niver ,
Licking Valley , Sllvcrton. The total bonded
debt of these roads Js $22,755,000 ; the total
capital stock , $24,361,000.
The Sllvcrton railroad Is a short Colorado
rado mining railroad of only local Interest.
The Alexander & Ilicb 'Mountain and Lick
ing Valley are both short logging roads ,
owned 'by ' lumber companies , and do not belong -
long in a list of railway * * doing business as
common carriers. The Tacoma & Columbia
Hlver road represents a legitimate enter-
prlBo contemplating a line 145 miles long
from Tacoma , Wash. , to The Dalles , Ore. ,
of which , however , only fifteen and a half
miles were ever completed , The receiver
ship means -merely the failure from lack of
capital ot an ambitious project which , If
carried out , might or might not have proved
successful , It Is not the falluro of a rail
way la practical operation.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Better Prices for Oornfed Beeves Prevail and
Market is Strong.
BEST CATTLE OF THE SEASON OFFERED
Sell ni UlRhrM 1'olnt Ilcni-lir.l Thin
Su in in or Do tun nil Im Active mill
Kvrr > tiling ( 'liniim-B llninln
n ( nil 1'nrly Hour.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 6.
Cattle. Hogs. Sncep.
Oillclnl Mondav 1.630 4 , ! < 70 2i2 :
Olllelal Wednesday 3.M4 9,355 955
Itocclpts 'today 2,464 9,040 415
So far tills week 7.05S J3.365 1,052
Same days last week..10.411 40.539 0S7Si
Sumo days week before. . 9i7 ! > Ji.191 7,021
Average price paid for nogs for the lat
several days with comparisons :
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle . Hogs. Sh'p. Il'r's.
C. , M. & St. P. Ry. . . 2 S
O. & St. U Uy . 1 .
Missouri 1'aclllc Uy. . 8 2 . . . .
tjnlon Pacific System. 22 19 1 2
C. & N. W. Hy .
R , 13. & M. V. U. II. . . 13 43
S. C & P. Hy .
C. , St.P. , M. & O. Hy. 6 1
H. & M. H. ,11. , H . 32 36
C. , 11. & Q. Hy . 3 6
K. C. it St. J . 13
C. , H. 1. & P. Ry. , 15. . . 4
C. , 11. I. & P. Hy. , W. . . 2
Total receipts . . . .102 128 2 3
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co . 5
O II. Hammond Co . 375 1,625 .
Swift and Company . 366 2,106 39
Cudahy Packing Co . 4S6 2.992 251
Armour & Co . 365 2,274 .
Omaha P. Co. , from K. C. 65
Cudahy , from 1C. C . 362 .
Armour , from K. C . 47 .
H. Decker & Degan . 3 .
AV. I. Stephen . 7 .
Hill & lluntzlnger . GS .
lioriton & Underwood . 29 .
Livingstone .t Schallcr. . SS .
ilcVlcker & Co . 30 .
Other buyers . 51 . 122
Total . 2,314 8,097 . 415
CATTLE Cornfed bicves did not sell so
very much different from yesterday , but
such changes as did take place were on
the side of better prices. The market might
bo best described as strong as compared
with the best sales yesterday and a little
higher In many cases. Some salesmen who
had especially good luck yesterday could
not Ste much improvement today , but
others thought the market was considerably
better , though It was generally agreed that
in most cases 5c would cover all the ad
vance. Buyers claimed tnat the cattle to
day sold at the high point of the senaon BO
far. Oni thing must bo borne in mind ,
however , and that Is that the cnttlo are
now 'tho best that they have been any time.
The demand today was active and the cattle
changed hands in good season.
Dry lot cows and helfars were ready eell-
ers at good prices this morning : in fact
the demand for all kinds was good and the
supply was soon exhausted. Bulls are sell
ing In about the same old notches and no
quotable change has taken place this week.
Veal calws did not appear qulto so strong
as they were and pretty good ones sold
this morning at $6.50f/6.75.
Market on stockers nnd feeders was
In poor shape. The country demand con
tinues very slow nnd the market Is any
where from 30c to 40c lower than It was a
fw days ago. Very nice little stockers
weighing around 450 > to DOO pounds might
not be such bad sellers nnd-ono ; in awhile
It Is possible to find buyers for choice qual
ity feeders ready to go on corn feed. Cattle
weighing right around SGO , not very good ,
too heavy for stockers and not heavy
enough to go on Immediate feed , are extremely -
tremely hard to sell and at way lower
prices , as noted above. The fact is that
every receiver who has anything in the
way of stockers or feeders thinks that the
kind that ho has Is the hardest to sell. The
truth Is they are all slow sellers. Repre
sentative sales :
BEEP 8TEER3.
30 steers , grassers 853 385
HOGS First bids this morning were a
slmdo higher , tlint Is , generally J3.60 for
such loads as brought J3.7i',2 yesterday. A
few loads sold tlint wny , hut the market '
PODII took on more BtreiiKth nnd lieenme ,
fully 60 lilBher. It was for n time quite
nctlvo at the advance , and the most of the
cnrly arrivals sold a noted , then as later
trains came In the market eased up and a
Kood share of the advance was lost.
Toward the rlose It became very hard work ,
to get over $3.80 for anything.
The most of the hogs sold nt the range ,
J3.80J/3.90 / , which was high at' compared with
the wny Chicago reported the market. The
long string today was at .80j3.62Vi , as
against $3.77V4 yesterday. Considerably over
one-half of all the 'hogs here yesterday sold
nt J5.77'/i ! or below. It will bo noted from
the table of average prices nbovo that the
sales as a whole were considerably higher
than yesterday nnd Monday , and 7bc higher
than n week a'go. Hogs are now bringing
more money than one , two or three years
ngo , that Is , the market Is now nt the
( highest point touched the lira week in
July since 1W5. Representative sales :
29 SOI W 3 ? 0 73 581 240 3 SJH
70 255 ICO 3 SO SO 2S2 120 3 MH
32 23.1 40 350 73 201 SO 8 S24 *
f.S S9 SO 330 61 2SO 160 3 S214
M 2SI 160 3 SO 6 ? 2S1 S3 3 Wi
91 290 . . . 350 60 9 SO 3 Ml *
76 269 120 3 SO M 27S . . . 3 S2'4
67 2f > ? 40 3 SO 51 2.1S SO 3 S2 > 4
71 245 2(0 ( 3 SO 30 231 . . . 3 824
77 25 > 2 160 3 SO 70 2.TO . . . 3 Sf ,
65 276 160 350 74 242 49 3 So
70 28) ) 160 3 M SI 219 . . . 3 SS
76 19 SO 3 SO 63 2-4 . . . 3 So
71 22rt 360 3W M 220 120 3 SS
70 24i5 SO 3 SO SO 270 SO 3 S3
B3 2S5 SO 3 SO 74 237 SO 3 S5
tA 270 SO 3 SO 67 2'W 160 3 SS
62 SS6 SO 3 SO 74 2.19 120 3 So
69 205 120 3 SO 66 211 120 8
65 2fit . . . 3 SO 63 ? .K . . . 3 S5
77 277 120 3 SO C.9 271 40 3 So
SI 209 120 3 S2lj 66 291 . . . 3 S3
MI 252 160 3 S2',4 ' S4 210 SO 3 So
SO 274 0 3 S2',4 77 221 200 3 S5
77 2.-.D 40 3S2ii 50 2.3 40 3 S5
67 22o 120 3 S2H 7S 23 * . . . 3 S.r.
t > ( ! 277 . . . 35214 69 2M 120 3 S3
72 271 120 3 S2'4 65 267 SO 3 S3
95 227 SO 3 S2 < 4 9.1 22S 40 3 S5
6fl 22 $ 2lX ) 3 S2 < 4 S6 197 40 3 S3
60 259 160 3 S2H 73 213 . . . 3 S >
6.1 252 240 3 S2',4 74 240 120 3 So
6.1 252 SO 3 S2'4 ' S2 26 * SO 3 S3
79 2S1 160 3 S2 fc 65 205 SO 3 So
fl 23(5 ( 40 3 S2 > 4 69 242 . . . 3 S3
9.1 22S 120 3 S2',4 9 } 205 . . . 3 So
92 2PO SO 3 S21A t4 ! 211 SO 3 S3
63 274 160 3 821,4 71 210 40 3 S5
SS 247 SO 3 .V2ij 61 2.11 SO 3 S3
91 231 SO 3821.4 62 22fl 40 3 S3
SI 232 160 3 S2H C6 225 . . . 3 Si
B7 27.1 160 3 S2Va 67 242 . . . 3 S3
69 265 120 3 S2 i Mi 220 SO 3 S5
07 243 . . . 3S214 SS 222 SO 3 S7'4
67 26i 40 3 S2"4 " 131 223 . . . 3 S7'i '
62 2U IfiQ 3 8214 66 232 . . . 3 S7' $
75 210 120 352' , * ' 91 Ill J > 0 SI 514
64 y SO 3 S2',4 93 1SJ . . . 390
$9 217 120 3 S2'4
WAGON LOTS-PIGS.
2 BOO . . . 260 7 313 40 3 Ki
1 310 SO 2 50 4 410 . . . 3 75
1 420 . . . 2 BO 3 276 . . . 375
1 330 . . . 250 1 230 . . . 3 77 > ,4
1 490 SO 300 5 2.10 . . . 3 77V4
1 600 SO 3 00 1 170 . . . 3 SO
1 210 . . . 323 6 2110 . . . 3 SO
9 121 . . . 3 BO 7 1S1 40 3 82 Mi
SHEEP Receipts continue very light nnd
tlioro Is not enough of nny klml comltiK 'o '
tnlk nbout. The few that arrive ami are
offered for sale bring Rood strong prices
ns compared .vlth the way the same kind
of sturr IF selling In other markets , and
that Is about all that can be said about It.
Quotations on fed clipped sheep and
lambs : Western wethers , Jl.90 5.15 ; gooJ
to choice Mexican lambs , J6.25ftG.40 ; good
to choice western lambs. S6.00i < > .25 ; fair to
good western lambs , $5.2505.76 ; western
yearlings , J5.25Cro.50 ; western ewes , good to
choice , J4.25IT-l.ii5 ; fair to peed ewes. J3.75
Sfl.OO ; Rood to choice spring lambs , $ G.UOip
6.75. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
3 lambs , crips * . 66 $3 00
1 old ewe 60 350
119 California lambs , culls 57 4 00
Sold ewes 10u 4 00
9 ewes 92 4 10
224 western ewes 100 4 70
25 California lunfbs 52 600
28 spring lambs 68 700
CHICAGO MVI STOCIC MAIUCET.
Light Supply CniiNpH Active Demand
for Cn Mir II OK I'rlcen Good.
CHICAGO , July G.-CATTLE-The cattle
market continued brisk today , the supp'.y
being light and the demand lively from
nearly nil classes of buyers , resulting In an
advance of 15i25c per 100 pounds ; native
beef cattle were salable at J4.SCkS5.00 for
common up to JS.75S5.S5 for prime shipping
beeves ; fancy steers brought J6.00j76.50.
JIOGS There W B an active demand and
offerings were well taken , with prices
eteady ; lights brought J3.SO-ff4.02Vi : mixed ,
$3.7BS4.00 : heavy. $3.65 < ? r4.00 ; pigs , $3.50fi3.93 ;
culls and rough lots , $2.00 < Sj3.G5.
SHEEP With estimated receipts of 9,000
nheep and lambs there was a fairly actlvo
demand at steady prices today ; ruling fig
ures were J2.00Q'3.00 for cu'.ls ur > to J5.00 < g5.25
for extra native wethers ; yearlings brought
$5.25 < fJG.EO and spring lambs J4.23fi7.00.
KECEIPTS Cattle. 20,368 head ; hogs , 35-
SS9 head ; sheep , 9,000 head.
Xevr York Live Stock.
NEW YORK , July 6. BEEVES Re-
cedpts , 400 head , all for slaughterers ; noth
ing doing ; feeling steady : cables quote llvo
cattle firmer at HHS'121.io ( per pound :
dressed weights , exports , 500 cattle and
4,100 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 75 head ; dull at un
changed prices ; veals , $4.0050.25 * ; common
buttermilks , J2.75 ; mixed calves , $3.80.
SHEEP AND L/AMHS Receipts , 6,109
head ; good sheep steady ; medium lower ;
heavy sheep not wanted ; choice lambs , 10 ®
15c higher ; good to prime , steady to firm ;
medium , very dull ; poor to good sheep ,
J3.00-1.75 ; culls , J2.00 ; common to very
choice Iambs , J4.75@7.25 ; most sheep , $4.755j >
5.25 ; culls , J4.50.
HOGS Receipts , 1,785 head ; Blow and
lower at $4.20@4.30.
KiinxnH Cltr Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY , July G.-CATTLE-Rc-
celpts , 3,600 natives , 300 Texans ; best grades
steady , others a little weak , slow ; natlvo
steers , ( heavy , $3.2506.40 , medium , J4.765T5.25 ;
light , J4.2u < 56.60 ; Texas steers , $3.254.90 ;
Texs cows. 12.8503.70 ; natlvo cows and heif
ers , $2.00575.25 ; stockers and feeders , $3.10 ®
5.00 ; bulls. $2.5CJf4.00. (
HOGS Receipts , 11,800 : market strong to
5c ihlgher , closing weak ; bulk of sales , J3.S5SJ )
3.93 ; heavy , J3.S5S4.05 ; packers , J3.SO4.00 ;
mixed , $3.7H3.96 ( ? : light , J3.65S3.85 ; Yorkers ,
J3.S053.85 ; pigs' , J3.CO3.76.
SHEEP Receipts , 6,800 ; market firm ;
lambs , J4.75S < 5.85 ; clipped muttons , J4.OOJf4.CO :
stockers and feeders , J3.0ftff3.50 ; culls , J1.G5
Q3.25.
St. Loill * Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS , July 6. CATTLE-Recelpts ,
2,600 , Including 1,000 Texans ; market steady
to strong ; fair to choice native shipping
and export steers , J4.90g5.43 , with fancy
worth up to J5.G5 ; dressed beef and butcher
steers , J4.10S5.50 ; steers under 1,000 pounds ,
J4.00S5.20 ; t'tockers ' and feeders , J3.30ir4.60 ;
cows and heifers. J2.25S5.00 ; bulls. J2.S3S4.CO ;
canners. J1.50S2.85 ; Texas and Indian steers.
J3.40SC.00 ; cows and heifers , J2.30S3.75.
HOGS Receipts , 10,000 ; market steady ;
pigs and light * ' . J3.S5f73.95 ; packers , JJ.SOifli
3.D5 ; butchers , J3.90S4.00.
SHEEP-Rccelpts , 6,000 ; market steady ;
native muttons , J4.25S4.75 ; spring lambs\
J4.25JT7.00 ; culls and bucks , J3.00S-4.25 ; stock
ers , $2.75S3.35.
Hi. .lOMojih I.lve Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH , July G. ( Special. )
T.he Journal quotes aS follows :
CATTL.E Receipts , 1,300 head ; market
steady to strong ; natives , J4,75S5.fia ; Texan
and westerns. J.CCS5.2i ) ! ; cows and heifers ,
J2.00SO.OO ; bulla and stags , J2.25S4.75 ; year
lings anil calves , J4.00S5.10 ; stockers and
feeders. J1.40S4.75 : veals. J5.25S7.00.
HOGS Receipts , 6,200 head ; market
strong and hlgh'r ; heavy and medium , J3.S5
04.03 : light , JIUOS3.95 ; pigs , J3.50S3.70 ; bulk
of sale's. J3.SGS3.W.
SIIKBP 'Receipts ' , DOO head ; lambs lower
and sheep easy ,
Ntoclc In SlKht.
"Following " are the receipts at the four
principal western markotn for July 6 :
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
Omaha 1.530 4,970 292
Chicago 20,36 ? 35.3S9 9,0 %
Kansas City 3,600 11,800 5.ROO
St. 'Louis ' 2,500 10,000 6,000
Totals 27,99 ? 62,159 21,092
MIIU SlKiillIK ( ho Son Ion.
riTTSDUHG , July C. The Amalgamated
association olllclnls received another signed
wale today. It was the Union Steel com
pany of Alexandria , Ind. But tow mills out-
Hldo of the PlttHburg district now remain
to be heard from.
Jiinu'H Mi-TAfri ! IlniiKi'il.
ST LOUIS. July 6. A special to the
Post-Dispatch from Carthage , Mo. , gays :
James McAfi'o was hanged here today for
itho murder of Kben Ilrowor , a merchant of
Joplln , whom ho attempted to rob nearly
two years ngo.
ItlH I'ri'inliiiii on IloiulM ,
NRW YORK. July 6. Controller Coler
today awarded the entire Issue of 510,025,000
of 3V4 per cent gold bonds of the city of New
York to Parson , Leach & Co. , who bid J10-
972,863.75.
I9S9
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JAMES E. BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 10'ID. Omnlm ,
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JnmcB M. Uodnril , '
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Klmbnll Home KC TH SlnnU.
BOSTON.
Public Mtirnry.
VrlidlllllP llntrl
Italian I'm * Club , 14 HoiTrorlh ft.
BUFFALO.
Crncioe Hotel \CITI > At nnd.
BUTTE.
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Harvard VtiArrmltr
CHEYENNE.
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W. A. Blooro , OtU uranne and Main BC
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Public Library. .
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Depot , Kan n Cltr , Mo.
Public Library.
LEXINGTON , KY.
Y. M. O. A. Heading : llootn.
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W. G. Kind. .
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PORTLAND , ORB.
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Mercantile Library.
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Public Library.
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Public Library.
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Hotel Imglmterru , Reading ( l M.
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Santa Alia Free I'libllo
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