TITE OMAHA DAILY TIEEt SATURDAY, JULT 11, 1003.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat Market A;in Etiong tod Higher on
Ecard of T-ada.
SELLING PRESSJ-L vlNDS CORN DOWN
Oats niic BlUUiI), Wlille ProtUlom
Clove Lower ..lie.- Hall, FeiUre
leas linn wllh Pi Ices
Tending Do award.
CHICAGO, July 10-The wheat market
exhibited conHlderable strength again to
day, the riepumher option clusinn V
higher. Si-piember corn clonrd a shade
lower, oata were up VflSic, and provisions
were unchanged to 7V10o lower.
Cables failed to respond to .the advance
In the price of wheat here yesterday and
thla fact, together with the favorable
weather condulona caused an eaaler tone
at the atart, September being unchanged
to lHc lower at 7(f.Hc. Prospects of a
bullish government crop report was tne
principal factor throughout the session and
tha buying waa of good character the en
tire day. There waa a fair outaide demand
and Bt. Louis and the northwest wsre both
firm, which helped prlcea here. After Belling
up to 79 "40 for September there waa a re
action on realizing sales, but crop damage
reports continued to come and prlcea held
strong. The close was c higher at .9c.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 182.100 bu. Primary receipts were 319.WW
bu., against WO.WiO bu. a year ago. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of
134 cars, which with local receipts of 17 cars
one of contract grade made total re
ceipts for tha three points of lol cars
agalnat 317 cars a year ago.
Corn was helped some early by the
strength In wheat, but the market was
again under considerable "elllng pressure
and the undertone was easier ,T he volume
of trading was light, traders being disposed
to await the Issuance of the government
crop report. Easier cables hart a 5,Pr"'
ing influence. The close was about steady
i rint wrK 362 cars, with it oi
. .
Oats ruled nulet and the n?
governed largely by the action of wheat.
An Improvement In the cash demand was
.r.,..ihnnint influence. The close
was Arm with September Mi4C W: h" 'J
a5S3r,o, after sel Ing between M'io and
f,iiiji35c. Local receipts were 113 cars.
LlWl receipts of hogs and lower ' Prices
So support the market f M ed to r " ra
and without feature. September pork
closed Be lower at $14.95. September lard
wa7fil0c lower at t7.Wfr7.r7V4. while ribs
were unchanged at S.BiV4. wt,t
Estimated receipts for to"0".:
IS cers; corn, 286 cars; oats, ISO cars, hogs,
"C leading futures ranged as follows;
OMAHA WBOLItlUB MARKBT.
Artlcles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.Yesf y.
Wheat 1
a juiy
b July
. fiept
Juiy
Sept.
Dec.
Oats
July Bept.
Dec.
pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Bept.
Oct.
Klbs-"
July
Oct.
7941
7S
nvi!
80
794
791
C1M.
61 Vi
I
7W
7H
7S
7bV4l
794'
79
7
40141 40
847'3oW
30Vil aofcl
14 75 14 75
14 85 15 IW
7 75 7 75
7 90 7 95
7 75 7 75
I 6214 8 55
8 16 8 25
61141
51 1 M
40 40
35V4
14 6214
14 85
7 66
7 86
7 70
8 47
8 15
14 70
14 96
7 70
7 8714'
7 721,1
8 55
8 2214
794
7914
7814
51
61'
61
40
34
35
14 75
16 00
7 80
7 95
7 77V4
8 60
8 67
No. 8. a Old. b New. ,
Cash quotations were as follows:
WHKATNoad"sprlng, 78STOc; No. J. 750
CORN No. 2. 61c; No. 2 yellow, 61149
MOATS-No. S, 40c; No. 2 white, 44c; No,
Sa Lit. JAW L.rt
' BARLETOUod feeding. 40B43c: fair to
Choice malting, 48fcolc.
SEEDS No. 1 llax. 9e; No. 1 northwest
am $1.02; prime timothy, 83.40; clover, con-
I ... .1 m tit WVT! 1 1 Tfi
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, perbbl., $14.70
014.76. Lard, per iw ios., i.wiui.iu. mj
Si.. .1.4... i nnwt is 37U(ff8.60. Dry salted
shoulders, (boxed). $7.K7(Uo.00; short clear
.ide. (boxed). I-W.W.
Flour, bbls 1.0 " 400
Wheat, bu. 24 200
W 300.400 82S.7O0
Oats' bu. . ISO.
Ryr bS:::::::: 6.200
Barley, bu 23,100
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was easier; creameries, 167120c;
dairies, HMc, Eggs, steady to firm at
mark: cases Included, 13614o. Cheese, easy
at Kxaiiyic.
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
oa Varloas
Qwotatloas of the Day
Oommodltlea,
NEW YORK. July 10 FLOUR Receipts,
1,643 bbls.; exports, 21,270 bbls.; unchanged,
but firm and fair to actlvs; winter patents.
tS9O.ii4.S0: winter straights, l3.8Mf3.86: Min
nesota patents. 84.504.70; winter extras. 82.90
4(3.00; winter low gradea, 84.66. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, 83.00i8-3.S6; choice to
fancy, s fira.WJ.
CORNMEAL Steady: yellow western,
81.13; city, $1.11; lirandywlne, $3.12120, kiln
dried.
RYEr-8teady; No. 2 western, 60o f . o. b.
afloat: statu. 6R4i09'A;. f. o. to., afloat.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 0, a t f.,
New York; malting, 61V45iO.
WHEAT Receipts, lii.575 bu.; exports,
4.070 bu. Bpot, firm; Mo. I reo, t(c, eleva
. . . . I out. A t. M . . XT- 1
lor; nu. s cwn--, . v. v., k,.fh, au. a
northern Duluth, tUTfcc, f. o. b.; No. 1 hard
Manitoba, Wo, f. u. b., afloat. Options
opened easy, under poor cables and rain In
the northweet. but rallied and were gen
erally firm all day on the crop report and a
renewal of bullish crop newa, closing HO
lo net higher. July, &G87Hc. cloaed at
fcTUc; September, tuvfiiWVto. closed at W4c
CORN Receipts. 81,650 bu.; exports, 108.790
bu. Bpot, dull: Mo. 4. Dec, elevator, and
&IA.C. f. o. b.. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 69c; No
I white, 69c. Options opened steady, but
soon yielded to unloading and favorabl
wather newa. ruling dull all day. with th
close ',t0 net lower; July. 67TiU58Vic, closed
at 67c; September, 6"i68M(C, closed at
B?Tio: December. b7''ii.S8c, closed at 67Tc.
OATS Receipts, 11,600 bu.; exports, 28.600
bu. Bpot. quiet; No. 2. 43c; standard while,
46c: No. 8. 42Wc: No. 2 white. 45W-; No.
white, 44He46; track white, 43HJM9C. Op
Hons dull ail day ana barely steady.
HAY Quiet; shipping, SO&lioc; good to
choice. 8LUHUU.20.
HOPS Kasy; state, common to choice,
llilc; 1901. 14-(17c; olds, 641IO0; Paclho
coast, l&Xi, iBWi-ac; 1901, i4lic; olds,
U-e.
HIDES Steady ; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs
)8ot California, 21 to 2i lbs., 19c; Texas, dry
24 to SO lbs.. 14c.
LEATHKR Bteady; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres, light to heavy weights, acid, ij
SLU.O.
lilCE Firm: domestic, fair to extra. 4U
3c; Japan, nominal.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy; family, 210.0iVff
10 60; mesa, S.6!!9 J1; beef hams. ai5ii(
21. ou; packet. Uwj'J.W; city extra India
mess. fUYuuivM 00. Cut meats. Irregular;
pickled belllea, $9.6ni0.50: pickled shoulders.
I. 60; pickled hams, 812.6ulii3.uO. Lard, easy;
western steamed, W.lo; rt lined, weak; con
tinent, 88.26: South America, 89.10; com-
rmnd, 87.60i.i.00. Pork, easy; family, $17.75
18.00; short clear, 116.264)18.00; mess. $17,009
17 60.
TALLOW Easy; city, 4 6c; country, 69
llTTTEK Receipts, 16.500 pkga.; market
IrreKular; stats d.ilry, Miitvuc; creamery,
liH '' 2"1c.
CHEtSK Reoclpta. 4.900. Market etsv;
state, full cream, fancy, large and small,
colored and white, 10c.
EOUS lleoeiptH, t.650 pkga. Market tin
jrttled; western, seconds to extras, IVif
!'-C.
'OAR Raw. ste:idy; fair retlnlng. Jo;
cenfrlfugal, tost. 8'uS 9-16c; moTnv
sugar, JV.ru2''o: r'lnnl. steiily: crushed,
S.fcoo; rwilercrt. .'Oc; Rrnvil vdtel, 4 90c.
COFFKK Market quiet: No. 7 Rio, 5Ue.
MOLASSES Mm ket mlet.
POl' L'fHV-Alive, aleei y; western spring
chickens, 180, f.)wls, 12c: turkeys, l'.V;
dreaaed. firm; w- '"rn broilers. Ilk1; fowls.
HHc: turkeys. lafflBo.
M ETAL8 tipot l.u was 1 hlirher at 1?3
10e In London and fv.itfi s we-e a ti Inner nt
rjl(i lvallv I'.r a alao hlirher. el
Ing at $5r.loii7.M. V yr il-llned bont r,
In London. aw c'oalng at 6 12s fed
and futures at CVlIstH. I o-allv coixr
nominally 1 ' 1 ane nna elec
trnlvtle rra qu ' ' . ind casting at
SlS.6(i 13.76. Le."" d 1 Hi & Is -'A In lxndon
to fcUSsfcl In!" rwirT'd ''CM here nt
$4.im. Six-lter s hi-' ' irniHt In Ionrton
i JllTMid but -.vi'S sliKhtlv her.
hiiK iiio'ed at f"i5x7,4;. Iron cbwed at
8ia4d In Glaagow and at 4u 4HI In Mldil-.
burough. Locally lion waa quiet and more
or lea nominal. No. 1 foundry northern,
ri7 5vijlS5u. No. 1 foundry southern and No.
1 foundry southern suit, $18. 1.. War
rants are no,
Ceaaltlow f Trade ! 8aetailoas oa
gtaple Mad Faaey Pre da. J.
KOG9 Fresh stork, loss off. 12HO.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 8810c; Spring
chickens, per lb., lirlHe; roosters, accord
ing to ago, 4-yfrc; turkeys, lOitflSo; ducks, 6
tli'". geese, b'alc
BUTTER Packing stock, lSe; choice
dairy, In tubs, wa6c; separator, 20a
FRERH FISH Freeh caught trout, Ho;
pickerel, 8c; pike. 9c; perch, 6c; buffalo, 7H-:;
blueflsh. He; whltellsh, 9c; salmon, 14c; had
dock, UK-; codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 10c; lob
sters, boiled, per lb., 26c; lobsters, green,
per lb.. 23c; bullheads. Ilo: catfish. 14c; blsck
bajia. 20c: halibut. 10c; crapple, 13c; her
ring, 6c; perch, 8c; white baus. 10c; bluenna.
BRAN-Per ton. 815. , ,
HAY Prtces quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 upland,
$nnn; No 2. $8.50; medium, 88 .00; coarse,
87.60. Rye straw. $7.00. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair and receipts light.
CO it N Vc.
RATS 40c.
YE No. 2, 46c.
VEOETABLER.
NEW POTATOES Bouthirrs, per bu., 76a
PR9I.EV-Pir itn. hunrhea. 300.
CUCUMBERS Home grown, per dot., 40
46C.
BEANS Home grown, wax, per market
basket, 25o; string, per market basket, 2o.
PEAS Home grown, per market basket.
35c.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, psv dox..
60c
CABBAOE New California, per lb.. 2c.
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crate,
80c.
RHUBARB Per lb., le.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. $2.60.
CELERY Michigan, per doe., JSC.
ONIONS New California dry, per lb., 2c:
Texas, per lb., 2o
FRUTT8
BLACK RASPBERRIES Per 24-qt case.
$3.
RED RASPBERRIES Per H-plnt case,
17 F.II
BLUEBERRIES Per 16-qt. case, $2.60
2.75.
PLUMS California, Clyman, per box,
11 ?, (Jrn, nliimi tier 24-ot. box. 82.
CHERRIES California, white and black.
per 10-lb. box. 82.
PRATHF-fl California- ner box. $1.10.
CANTALOUPE California, per crate, $6;
Texas, per crate, S3.
APPLES New -"tock. bu., 75e.
WATERMELONS Georgia, 35c; each
Florida, per lb.. lc.
TROPICAL FRUITS. -
FlOS-Callfornla, per 10-lb. cartons, 75o;
T,,rl.l.l. ... II, IK W.nv lUn
OKANOES Mediterranean, all sixes. $3.00
C8.26; Jaffa, $3.3.50; fancy blood, per half
box, $2; St. Mlckes, or paper rine, ail sizes,
X3.fi(ll4.00.
LcjMUNr California fancy, mi ro ra
lu. r : rtr.rt nfi- 'lift In 97ll eltni Xi blViijn.llll!
MeBBlnas, 6.oitfb.b.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE BUGAR-Ohlo, per lb., lOo.
POPCORN Per lb.. 2c; shelled. 4o.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6Ho; No. 2 green.
I veal call, B to u la.. sc; iso. x veat can,
12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry salted hides,. Slic;
neep pens, z;.oc; norseniaes, n.ovuw.
NtlTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell. ter lb..
17c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell.
tier lb.. 13c: no. I nara sneii. cer id., uc
Brazils, per lb., 12c; filberts, per lb., 12c;
almonds, soft shell, per lb.. 16c; hard shell,
per lb., 16c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c;
small per lb., 11c; cocoanuts, per dox., 61c;
r.neatnuia. rier id., iuc: neanuta. uor iu
6Hc; roasted peanuts, per lb., 7c; black
walnuts, per bu., 81; hickory nuts, per uu.,
81.50.
Bt, I.ools Grain and Provlsloaa.
ST. LOUIS, July lO.-WHEAT-Cash, No,
elevator. 784c: track. 8i)V,i;81Vkc: July,
78Hc; September, 77'c; December, iSVi
c; no. a nara, 74jjr4c.
mil V T.Am,A. oa.W Ma 9 IIUa m l
4i50c: July. 49c: September. 60i350c.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 87c; track,
38(fi38Hc: September, 34V4c; No. 2 white, 43c,
rye firmer. 60c.
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents, 83.85ft
oo: extra fancy and straight. 13.663.80
clear, X3.zutia.3b.
BK1S1-Timothy, steady, iz.ouB'3.&o.
CORNMEAL Steady. $2.80.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track. 78
80c.
HAY Easy; timothy. $8.0016.00; prairie.
so.ooyiz.oo.
IKON COTTON IT E Jl.UO.
BAGGING 5a6Hc.
HEMP TWINE 5c.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing.
standard meea 81310. Lard, lower, 87.27H
Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts. $9.374;
clear ribs. $9.50; short clear, $9.75.
METALS Lead, firm, S4.02H- spelter,
Arm, $6.
POULTRY Easy; chickens, 8c; springs,
12Hc; turkeys, 13c, old; ducks, 7c; geese, 8
4c.
BUTTER Slow; creamery, 15a21c; dairy.
15fS17c.
EGGS Lower, izc mas ort.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 6,000 11,000
Wheat, bu K3,uw bm.uou
Corn, bu 83.000 67,000
Oats, UU im.uuo os,vuu
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July 10. WHEAT July,
70t4c: Bentember. 68c: cash. No. z hard.
71V4ig72c; No. 8. 69WS70e; No. 4, 62c; re
jected. 2(3624c; No. 2 red. 73qi74o.
COKN JUly, tsvynifB'TSC; caan, no. muea,
49i494c; No. 2 white, 6I1S6IH0; No. 8, 60
H: . . ... k
UA ra INO. S wime, oouwu; .1 u. a mueu,
2W26HC.
hl ft-HO. x, eio.
HAY Choice timothy, $11.50; choice prai
rie. $8.5iW11.00.
BUTTER creamery. nvi; 1 an cry oairr.
16c, .
EQOS FTesn, lie
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu 71,200 18.600
Corn, bu 44.800 24,800
Oats, DU o.ouu (,uuv
new Issue of stock: business was Inac
tive nd they cloaed weak. The withdraw
als of gold from tha Bank of England to
day Wei" 5.ou0 for shipment to B.uavia
and :MJ0O for shipment to South A f riot.
PARIS. July 10 Business on the bourse
today, owing to promises of the settlement
and the holidays, was heavy, Uiougu to
ward the end or me day tnere was soma
buying of rentes, which resulted In a bet
ter tone at the close of the market. Klo
Tintos were 6 points lower. Three per cent
rentes, 7f 86c for the account.
BERLIN. July L Business on the Bourse
today was extremely stagnant and quota
tions were lower. Canadians were weaker.
The weekly statement of the Bank of Ger
many shows the following changes: Cash
in hand. Increase, 1.400,000 marks; treasury
notes, decrease, 440,iK) marks; other securi
ties, decrease, lo2.0ou,0uo marks; note in
circulation, decrease, 96,228,000 marks.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BOSDS.
Selling- Preasare Sends Prices Down
ward, Mltla-ated by Final Rally.
NEW YORK. July 10. The Stock ex
change did as much business in the first
two hours of the session aa was done dur
ing the entire session of the previous day,
which was in turn more than twice as
much aa the recent dally averages. This
revival of activity has been on the selling
side of the market, and yesterday's wide
Inroads on nricea were added to today.
Owing to the late rally on the movement
to cover short sales the day s extreme ae
clines were considerably mitigated, the
more prominent active stocks closing at
recoveries or KfliVi rrom tne low pouii vi
the day. The movement In New York Cen
tral continued to dominate the whole mar
ket, and that stock's decline of 3Mi points
was the most considerable in me acuve
list. The price touched 116 during the early
afternoon and closed at 1194. Quite a num
ber of leading speculative stocks were at
one time from 8 to 3 points below lat
night, St. Paul and United States Steel,
the latter at only a fractional decline,
touched lower prlcea than before this year,
and the same waa true In a number of in
active stocks. Pennsylvania sold down to
Its previous low record at 1J3, but enormous
buying orders at mat level were niiiuc
rilatblv disclosed. There was no important
new development to txcount ror tne con
tinued weakness. There were admissions
aa to the probability ma tne great termi
nal construction contemplated by tne com
pany wojld be done through the medium
of a terminal company organized for the
purpoae, but It waa realized that New York
Central credit muBt bo re'.led upon for
raising the money. The continued stream
of New York Central stock coming vrp on
the market waa sufficient in Itself to take
away the effect of disclaimers of a con
templated stock Issue or bond Issue. Stocks
of the sudBldlary Vanderbllt companies
which are seldom dealt In also suffered,
Lake Erie A Western and prererrea losing
a I'lovitlarwl Cini'lnnati. Chicago St Bt.
Louis and Peoria & Eastern and Canada
Southern 2. Chicago & Northwestern also
suffered a ZH-polnt decline anu mo pre
ferred 3, the latter with a recovery. There
were old notable declines umong Invest
ment storks New Jersey Central, which
lost 6, Delaware & Hudson 5, Lackawanna
and American express 0 anu ruinimn
The occasional rallies irom ine umuu" i'
riin.i,i ih km i.art nlaved by pro res
sionail short selling In the weakness. But
the large amounts of long stock were dis
lodged by the bear tactics of the profes
sional iraaerH, anu eacn bukcwiio
until tYim lunt nn waa availed of for new
selling. The first effective rally came after
the publication of estimates of the weekly
cash change, which showed an excess of
-...!.- -hinmenta on the Interior
movement. This is larger than the $2,768,000
nn anhtreiuiiirv oDeratlons. thus indi
cating a small net cash gain by the banks.
Tomorrow's gold shipments of SAWO.ouu,
however, do not figure In this estimate.
The large receipts on balance from the In
terior were a decided surprise, in view of
the movement of Interior exchange mar
kets. The grain markets reflected the large
closing up of accounts In expectation of the
appearance of the monthly crop statement
after the closing today and orders in stocks
were notable. The market closed about
Bteady on the late rally.
Bonds were weak in sympathy with
stocks. Total sales, par value, $2,180,000
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call.
Following are the quotations on the New
York Stock exchange:
. 6VkSt. Paul pia 11
. 0 So. Facldo 47Vt
. H31 bo. Railway ti
. SW do pfd "
Texas Pacific 7H
.161 Toledo, Bt. U i W. W
. J8 HI do r'd 42,'
. 16UoIod PaclSo
. 67 I do ptd 7
17 Wabaah M
under room selling, while importers and
shorts were reported purchases. The mar
ket waa finally steady at unchanged to a
decline of a points, b.ilea were Ib.M bags,
Incluiilng: beptember, 3u'a4.uOc; Decem
ber, 4.36c; March, 4.55c; May, lofrc
Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-COTTON-Steady;
sales Kuu bales; ordinary, 8 li-lc;
good ordinary, lie; low middling, illsc;
middling, 12c; good middling. 13s,o; mid
dling fair, 13 li-ioc. Keen ins, Ijk bales;
stocK, 73, fti bales. Futures steady; August,
12.WMil3.UUC: November O T.u. ' Jmmiiirv u AtWiti
.47c.
becretury Hester's .t.l.ment of tha
worlds vlaible supply of cotton shows a
tolal visible supply of 2i.Ol,00O bales
against 2,ow,u20 hist year, of which 1,402,599
bales are American.
isw 1 URK, July 10. CpTTON-Opened
at an advance of 2 to 6 polnta, and Im
modlately following the call displayed great
himnesn, coupled with excitement and ac
tivity under nirther bull support, covering
by room and Wall utr.t almrta. and belter
cables than were extiented so far aa the
new crop positions were concerned. August
opened at 12.25c and sold up to 12.440 In the
first few minutes, while July was said at
12.60, and September, after opening at 10.60c,
soon reached lO.Sio. with tne latter oosl-
tloni 1 showing net gains of 6'b"7 points. As
the day advanced the hulls withdrew suo-
port, and soon a realizing movement was in
iJiuKretiB, wn-.cn later on wltn me assistance
or renewed selling bv the bear contingent,
brought about a decline from the beat of
from 8 to 89 points, August showing the
aieaiesi wcaanvss. Then covering in neamy
positions once more rallied tha market.
which was weakened in mid afternoon by
a m.nll ....... , . 1 ..
which broke that month to 10.67c, a loss of
about 4u points from the beat of the morn
ing. Just before the close the bulls came
to tne support of values and succeeded In
recovering about 6 nointa of the loat ground.
Sales were 260,000 bales, estimated. After
the opening spurt and aside from the In
terval of weakness In the afternoon the
market was at no time particularly active
but sentiment continued very nervous and
unsettled. Climatic conditions for the day
were generally favorable.
ST. LOUIS, July 10. COTTON Quiet ;
middling. 12V4c: sales, none; shipments, 169
bales; stock. 6,327 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.-COTTON Mod
erate business done; prices 18 points higher;
American middling, fair, 6.86d; good mid
dling, 6.70d; middling, 650d; low middling,
6.24d; good ordinary, 6.94d; ordinary, 6.74a.
The sales of the day were 7.000 bales, of
which l.OoO were for speculation and ex
port, and Included 6,900 American. Receipts
8.000 baits, including 800 American. Futures
opened firm and closed easy:
middling, g. o. c, July, 6.2ftd; July and
August. 6.27!fffi.2Rd; August and September,
9.iqft.26A; September and October, 5.83a
5.84c; October and November, 6.84d; Novem
ber and December, 5.31d; December and
January, 6!4d; January and February,
6 23WR.24d; February and March, 6.226.23d;
March and April, 6.22g5.23d.
OMAQA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle in Good Request at EUady to
Strong Prioef.
HOGS SOLD TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
sheen Receipts Fairly Liberal, ant the
Market Ralea Active and Steady
Fat staff with a Stren
n
Demean for Feeders.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 10.
Receipts were:
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday
Ortlclal Wednesday
Official Thursday...
Official Friday
Cain. Hogs, riheep.
3,803 3, 841 Lou
8.478 10.636 8.919
2.696 10.147 2. 19
8.672 10,240 S.U07
2,896 10.820 2.733
Five days this week.. 18,446 44,684 13,i91
Same days last week 16.731 49.9t9 10,218
Same week before 19.D90 64.304 13.2S8
Same three weeks ago. ..28,810 67.900 5,494
bame four weeks ago. .. .18,146 62,669 10.2
Same days last year 11.799 82.776 10,207
Average price paid for bogs at bouth
Omaha for the last several days with comparisons;
Date. I 1803. 11902, 11901. 1800. 189. 1898. 11897.
June It...
June 16...
June 17...
June 18...
June 19..
June 20...
June 21...
June 22...
June 23...
June 84...
June 26...
June 18...
June Zl...
June 28...
June 29.
June 80.
July 1..
July 2..
July I..
July 4..
July 6..
July ..
July 7..
July 8..
July 9..
American J"1 !
5 9HI I
6 01H 7 25
5 S4Ss
B 97
6 94
tSMe
6 1 VVtj
1674
t 67
t 704
8 tefci
8 66H
0 tttt
6 60
6 56
60,
6 6&
6 4X1),,
6 39
6 44
5 32Ta
7 24
7 SI
V
7 60
7 69
7 67
7 61
7 62
7.55
762
I64
7 64
7 621
7 R41
7 76
7 81
7 80
7 h3
6 Sti 4 89 S 64 77 8 SI
. 4 96 S 62 8 80 $ 22
S 83 8 631 S 84 S 18
6 89 8 OS I
& K.i 6 O.i 8 64
6 891 4 94 S 711
91. 4 4
6 89
( set
6 99
6 88
6 91
5 87
6 90
6 89
6 M
t 741
6 73
5 79
6 82
6 83
5 85;
6 Oo
6 13
S 17
10
6 11
4 N
6 01
4 K.
6 01
6 OS
6 16
6 11
a
6 13
6 13
8 66
3 Ixl
S 62
seal
3 64
3 65
8 68
S 68
S 731
S 78
$ 78
S 83
3 81
S 86
S 90
i 80
s so
3 Hi
S 72!
3 -
S 68
S 69
8 62!
8 63
8 60
S 65
S 61
3 61
S 66
3 66
3 76!
S 81
S
S 22
S 18
8 21
S 1.
S 15
S 21
3 -1
S 26
S 23
S 16
3 61
3 24
S 24
S 1
8 18
S 21
S 28
3 28
3 82
3 36
S 28
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 10 BUTTER
Steady, fair demand; prints, 2c higher; ex
tra western creamery, 21c; extra nearby
prints. 23c.
EGGS Firm: good demand; fresh nearby
and western, 17c, loss off; southern, 16160,
loaa off.
CHEEBB steady; lair aemann; new
Tork full creams, choice new, 10HoT04c;
choice, fair to good. 96'10'4o.
Minneapolis Wheat, Flonr 'aad Bran.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 10. WHEAT Cash,
89c; July, 87Hc; September, 77o; No. 1
hard. 90c; no. 1 nonnern. ""c; ino. i norm
em, 88c; No. S northern, 82?f86e.
FI.OUR First patents are no quoted ai
$4 56(f4.6B; second patents. $4.40w4.60: first
clears. $3.8017 3.40; second clears, $3.60r3.60.
FLAX Closing, casn, 9snc; to arrive,
99Hc; July. 89Vie; September, SLOlVi.
BRAN In bulk. $12.26.
Mllwaakee Grals. Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 10 WhZAT
Stronger; No. 1 northern, 898940; No. 1
northern, 8788c; September, new, 79o
asked.
RYE Firm: No. 1. 660.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2. 60c; sample, 46
SKWe.
CORN September. 61(&61Tac
Ttulath Grata Market.
DULUTH, July 10. WHEAT To arrive:
Kn 1 hard. 88c: No. 1 northern, 87c; No.
S northern. S'.'c; July, 87c; September, 79c
OATS 36HU3JC
LAST ADD STOCKS 4 BONDS
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. July 10. CORN Firm;
49'Vic.
OATB Dull; no. s wnue. siic;
white, 86c.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. July 10 SEED Clover,
easy;
Atchlion
do ptd
Bl. 4 Ohio
do ptd
Caoadlao Pacldo .,
Central of N. J....
t'hea. Ohio
Chicago fc Alton..
do ptd
Chlcaio A O. W...,
do Ut pfd
Chicago a N. W..
Chicago Tar. Tr
do pfd
C. C. C. A 8t. ...
Colorado So
do 1st ptd
do id pfd
pel. & Hudnon....
Del. L. a W
Denrcr A K. O...
do ptd
Erie
do 1st ptd
do id pfd
Great Nor. pfd....
Hocking Valley ...
do ptd
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern....
do pfd
L. N
Manhattan L
Met. Bt. Rr
Minn. A Bt. U....
Mo. Pacific
M . K. A T
do ptd
Nat. R R. of Max
4a ptd
N. T. Central
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W ,
PenneylTanla ,
P., C. C. Bt L.
Heading ,
do 1st pri
do 14 Pfd
Bock Islaad Co....
do Did
Bt. L. 8. P
4o 1st pfd ..,
do 3d cfd.i
Bt. L. B. W
4o pfd
St. Paul ......
I4V do Dfd.
.1TV Wheeling L. K.... IS
. i214 Wis. Central l)Vs
. do pfd 4U
. Ill Adams Ex i2t
. 10 American Ex
. MVsllj'nlted BUtea Ex 103
. 36Vi!Wells-Fsrgo Ex 185
.let
.161)
. 25V
. US
Ainal. Copper
Amer. Car & F.
do pfd
Amer. Lin, Oil..
do pfd
H Amer. Locomotive
R.
.. 664! do Dfd
,.17u American 8. &
.. 91 do pfd
,. 88VAmer. Bugsr Ref...
,.lllHAnac. Mining Co...
.. I6sillrooklrn K. T
.. 4 Colo. Fuel A Iron...
Hew Tork Money Market.
NEW TORK. July 10. MONET On call.
steady at 24UH per cent; closing, 2&3;
time money, steady; sixty days, Shi; ninety
days, 4; six months, 6; prime mercantile
paper, m per cent
..... . . . . 7.-. nnrr,irl,in a. . J . L
D 1 jrt L.1IN Ijr rjAUHAnua nioauj , wiui
actual business In bankers' bills at 84 8720
4 8726 for demand and at $4.8475(!T4.8480 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4 .K,m .86
and $4.88V4; commercial bills, $4.84S4.84i.
SILVEH-war, o3c; Mexican aoiiais. io.
RONDS Government, steady; railroad,
weak. s
The closing quotations on oonua are as
follows:
a. ref. Is. rag. ...loss a N. onL 4a rt
No. 4,
No. 4
October, $5.67Vi. 2Hc lower.
dull
Hoetoa Stock daotatloaa.
ItOSTON, July 10 Call loans. SMigHH per
cent; time loans. 4H'0t per cent. Official
closing prices on siocas ana Donas:
Atchison 4s
Mex. I'eutrsl to...,
Ati'lilsoa
do ptd
Ho.lon A Albanf.
Ilostoa A Me ,
lluatoa EKraled .
N. Y . K H A H
Fltihtiurl pfd
I'nlon Fado
Mel. Ceutrml
America i gor ..
do pfd
American T. A T...
Iiomlnlon I. A 8....
Can. Kl.-ctrl
liiea. Cleetrta
do ptd
t nlted Krvllt
V. . Steal
do pfd
Westlnah. Commoa
Advi-atura
Alloues
., lAmslgamated
., 7 Ulngham
.. e&-aluinet A Hecla.
.. rovceuieunlal
. .Ut I' 'upper Hange
..1S Dominion Coal ..
..140 iKraakllu
..lit Ule Korala
..Ill IMohawk
.. It Old Dominion ....
.. lrtiOeceola
..lUVPerrot "
..lit qulncy ""
..IJ04 8nla Fa Copper'.'.',
. . IKjTamarark
..171 iTrlmouutala
.. :5 iTrlntljr
.. fc!l'ulud Btalea
..lot I'uh
.. Victoria
.. 7 Winona
to iWoKertaa
4 Daly Waat
.. 14(4
..iiO
.. 1JH
..ltww
.. T
.. 414,
.. 111
.. SI
.. as
.. IV.
.. tl
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.. 8
., 44
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Forelan Flnaaclal.
LONDON. July 10 Money, was much
wanted Hi the market today for stock ex
rnanxe reouiremenia. inscounta were
harder. Trading; on the Stock exchanae
waa mostly dull and Irregular, owlna Darair
to a shurp decline In A merle tie and al o
to tighter money and lea prosiects of the
continuance of easy rates, in view of t m
decrease In the reserve and other deposit
in tne nana or England. Conaola ere
easier and home rails had a setback on
Dront-taking. Americana ODCDed weak. as.
peoiaUy lSew litk Ceutrai, uu rumors of
41
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l
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.. 7
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. DM
.. 47
.. 11
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171
14
Columbus A B. C.
Con. Osa
Oen. Electrle
Inter. Pser ,
do pro ,
Inter. Pump ,
do pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead ,
No. American
Pacific Mall
People's Osa
Pressed B. Car
do pfd
iPullman P. Car
Republic Btael
do pfd
Rubber Oooda
do pfd
Tena. Coal A I
V. B. Leather
do ptd
U. B. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steal
do pfd
Western Union ....
l
40
Tfl
(i
KM
85
M
fJVi
MH
109
11
, 74
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Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 10. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will say In tomorrow's Issue:
The wool market continues very firm and
prices are steadily hardening. Medium
grades are higher and sales have been
made at last week's outside asking prices.
A good amount of territory has been sold
at full prices and there has been a call
for fine staple, the first for some time.
London is firm and medium and coarse
cross-breds are 7 to -10 per cent higher.
In Montana there are a great many east
ern buyers waiting to pitch in and every
thing points to good, active competition
for the clip of that state. The shipments
of wool from Boston to date from De
cember tS, 1902, ate 11B,9M,443 pounds u&alr.st
139,218,763 pounds at the same date Inst
year. The receipts to date are 124.987,918
pounds against 147,842,075 pounds for the
same period last year.
ST. LOUIS. July 10 WOOL Strong: me-
dlum grades, clothing and combing, 18
ii-c; ngnt nne. italic; ceavy nne, ii(tjitc;
tun wnsned, lwjfzsc.
NEW YORK. July 10 WOOL Firm.
LONDON. July 10. WOOL The offerings
at the auction sales today numbered 13.941
bales, mainly cross-breds. Fine merinos
were steady, but heavy grades showed a
decline of 6 per cent. Scoureds sold freely
to the home trade and Germany, faulty
at a decline of 6 per cent. Fine Cape of
Dood Hope and Natal was in fair demand.
Faulty snow whites were d higher. Punta
Arenas grades in active demand and sold
well to France and Germany at HSd
advance. Following pre the sales In de
tail: New South Wales, 1,500 bales;
scoured. lOWdfffls lid: greasy. HdWls 2d.
Queensland. 300 bales; scoured, is SdtfTIs lid ;
arrensv. !W9V4d. Victoria, 300 bales; greasy,
7UdifMs 2d. Tasmania. 400 bales: scoured.
fii.il'Sls. New Zealand. 7.2T0 bales: scoured.
8V1d'ais96d; greasy, 6,dWls Id. Cape of
Oood Hods and Natal. 800 bales: scoured.
0dns6Hd; greasy; 6tftJi4d. Punta
Arenas, 3,600 bales; greasy. 6Vx10d.
Snarar and Molasses.
Indicates Sunday. Holiday.
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The followlr.sr table ahtivi tha recelbts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date and comparisons with last
year: 1903. 1902. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 624,204 3X1.388 142,816
Hogs 1,3:11.8-5 l,S'.i9,481 67,556
Bhep 646,249 44o,M 126,731
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hoars. Sh'n.
C, M. tc St. P. Ry 2 28
Wabash 4 2
Missouri Pacific Ry 1
Union Pacific system 13 29 9
C. & N. W. Ry 19
V.. R. & M. V. R. R 40 32 1
C, St. P., M. at O. Ry 2 7..
B. & M. Ry 20 1
C, B. & Q. Ry 2 1..
it- C. & Bt, J 4 ,, ..
C. R. I. A P. Ry., east i 11
C, R. I. & P. Ry., west K 4
Illinois Central I ..
Totals Ill Iti U
The disposition of the day's receipts was
follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
6W i,OV ....
2.6.(6 826
2.848 810
8,192
1,652
537
920
227
Omaha Packing Co..,
swift and company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Armour, Sioux City
Carey & Benton 6
L. F. Husz 33
Wolf & Murnan 86
Wertheimer 6
Other buyers 116
The
Commercial
Trousmissiou of
Marconigrams
ia being rapidly developed and plans already
perfected comprehend the establishment of
wireless stations on the Atlantic coast, in
Cuba, Porto Mco, Alaska and at various
strategic points on the great lakes. The
recent sale of part' of its treasury ttock has
provided additional working capital to a
sufficient extent to develop the dividend
earning capacity of the
Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company
of America
The vast possibilities presented for the
operation of wireless telegraph in the Held
occupied by the American Company should
destine its stock to be one of the greatest
dividend producing sources in this country.
The present opportunity is the
only one offered the public to share
in the development of the company.
For full particulars address
MUNROB & MUNROE, Broad Exchange Building:, New York;
Congress Street, Boston; Golf Bldg., Chicago;
Canada Life BIdg, Montreal,
orGreenshields & Everest,
Local Representatives. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
44...
a...
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si
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41..
64..
61. .
66..
71..
61..
60..
67..
60..
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...J7
...111
...U6
...148
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120
(0
167
64
Total 2.138 11.708 J.932
CATTLE There was a good run of oattle
here today for a Friday, but still the de
mand was active and the market was brink
and fully steady. The cattle began mov
ing toward the scales at an early hour, so
the bulk was out of first hands In good season.
Anything desirable In the way of beef
steera sold readily at steady to strong
Drlces. Tha suddIv was not excessive and
as packers have not been getting any too
many cattle lor tne last lew days tney
took hold freely and the prices paid were
very satisfactory. The bulk of the fair to
Eooa cattle sen rrom 4.tu to i4.sa. wun
the choicer grides selling largely from HS6
..260
..241
..221
..221
..274
NEW ORLEANS. July 10.-SUGARDull; ,A' .T.6."!1""'! J.Tif'wiiE ha,
rwn kettle 2 7-lfie- onen knttln r.ntrifnml I cllne of the first two days of the week has
P" settle, t i -iM". open Kerne, ceninrugni, I ,..v.h th morirnt mav
open
VYiVic: centrifugal whites, I7-I6c; eec
ond!. SGrac.
MOLASSES Open kettle, nominal. W1
3c; centrifugal, 68c; syrup, nominal, 19
NEW YORK. July 10. SUGAR Raw,
firm: refining. 3a3'4c: centrifugal. S8 teat
3 9-16c; molasses supar, 2Utfl2a. Refined,
steady: No. 6. 4.Me: No. 7. 4.4&c: No. s. 4.40c
No. 9. 4.35c: No. 10. 4.30c: No. 11, 4.25c; No.
12, 4.20c; No. 14. 4.10c; confectioners' A,
4.75c; mould A, 6.1c; cut loaf, 6.50c; crushed.
6.50c; powdered, 6.00c; granulated, 4. sue;
cubes, 6.15c.
MOLASSES Firm.
Co coupon loesxHax. ('antral 4a.,
do la. rag 107V do la too
do coupon luiVt Minn. A Bt. L. i
do n.w 4a. rs 1U af .. K. A T. 4a...
do coupoa l do la.
do old 4a. raf HI
do coupon ill
do- 6a, rag lot
do coupon lot
Atunlaoo gn. 4a 100
dn .dl. 4a
Bal. A Ohio 4a 1004 at. u. St I.
do mi oi. i m a.
do conv. 4a 1U0V4SI. U B. V
Canada Bo. l'4 I xdo la...
Cantral of Oa. 6a....l0H A. A A.
do la lnc
Chfi. A Ohio H
Chicago A A.
r . H. a.
C, U A St f g. 4a
C. N. w e. ia...
C.. R. I. A r. 4a...
C C C A Bt L g. 4a
Chlcaro Tar. 4a
Colurado Bo. 4a
Denver A R. O. 4a
Erie prior ilea 4a..
do aanaral 4a
r w. a u. c. u
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M. a. 64.110V,
V. 4a.... H
la 12
77
P. 4a.... 76
Tim So. Piclnc 4a 17
.104 fo. K.llwtj 6a in
4Vk'Tcxaa A Pacific la. ..114
74
100
as
IS
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107
as
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40
N. T. C. gaa. Ia.
N. J. C. gan. ta...
No. PaclBo 4a
do la
N. W. con. 4a...
, Head Ing gea.
4a.... 114'T., 8U L. W.
..106S
.101
. t714
. 78
. r
. 7
Union PaclSe
do coot. 4a
Wahaah la
do 2a
do deb. B
W.at Bhora 4a
Wheal. L. B 4i
Wia. Central
tl'Coa. Tobacco 4a...
104 f'olo. Fuel con. la as
Hocking Val. 4Ha lo4; Penn. con. tm as
Rotk Uland 4a 7V, U. g. Steel Id 11 44
Man. coo. Kg. 4a....l00W
x Offered.
ajOT Tork Miaina Qaotatlont,
KTCW TORK. July 10. The following era
the quotations on the New Tork Stock ax-change:
. Ontario
. 30 lophir
. It Phoenix
. t !Pntoel
. T Baraga
.140 8lerra Nevada
.loo ifinall Hopea ..
.1X4 j Standard ,
Adama Cob
Alice
Breece
aurunawlck Con.
t'oniatock Tunnel
Con. ( al. A Va.
Iron Stiver
Lcadvllle ron....
Little Chief
x Offered.
.
.460
.160
. a
. 20
. S
. 13
..260
Mora Gold Gaei to Barapt.
VIEW TORK. July 10. Baring, Maroun A
Co. today engaged $:)60.000 gold for ahlpment
to Europe tomorrow anu Heiuelliar-h
Irkelhelmer Co. increased tnelr eneaae-
ment to 11.260 (W-0. making a total of tJ.CuO.OcO
engaged for snipment tomorrow.
Baak Clearlaajs.
OMAHA. July 10. Bank clearings for to
day ore Sl.3l8.tWl.4K; increase over corre
sponding day of previous yeur. Itt7.639.iti.
CoaTea Market.
NEW TORK. July 10 COFFEE Spot,
nulet: No. T Invoice. 6V&ie-16c: mild, aulat.
Futures opened steady at unchanged prices
to a decline of I points under continued
heavr reoelDts and dlaappointlng European
oeUilaa. Bpaoulatioa ni moderately aoUvs
Kvaporated Apples aad Dried Fralta.
NEW TORK. July 10 EVAPORATED
APPLES Kemaln quiet on epot, but hold
ers show oonfldenoa and rutures are at
tracting more attention. Common are
quoted at Vvbhic, prime at 6&4o, choice
at 6c, and fancy at 6ty3'7Hc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS 8 not
prunes are firmly held and are meeting
with a fair jobbing demand; quotations
range from 8c to 7o lor an grades. Apri
cots are steady, with choice in fair re
quest at quotations which rang from lc
to 8o for choice and from 10c to 12V4c for.
fancv. Peaches are In fair demand and
rule steady at 77Hd for choice and oVlOVtc
for fancy.
. Oil aad Rosin.
OIL CYTT. Pa.. July 10. On Credit bal
ances, C50; certificates, no bid; shipments.
61.327 bbls.; average, 73,999 bbls.; runs, 91,091
hhla.: a vera ire. 72.484 bbls.: shlDments.
Lima, 69,081 bbls.: average, 964,640 bbls.;
runs, Lima, 67,108 bbls.: average. 63,54a bbls.
8AVAJ4NAU, juiy iu. mrpennne,
firm at 47o. Rosin, firm: A. B, C, 1166;
D. 1160: E, Il.rfi; F, 11.70; O, $1.75; H, $2.26;
I. $2 .85; K. $2.80; M, $2.90; N. 3; W O, $1.10;
W W, $3.30.
NKW i UKit, juiy iv. oity cottonaeea.
firm; yellow, 43lS44o. Petroleum, steady.
Kosln, steady. Turpentine neia nigner.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. July 10. DRT OOOD 8 Are
practically unchanged with purchases re
stricted to actual requirements. Buyers
rave been affected by the neat ana also by
he unsettled conditions of the raw cotton
market. Stocks in flist hands or on job
bers' shelves are light, but no speculation
is Indulged In.
New Tork Lrre atoek Market.
NEW TORK. July 10. CATTLE Beeves.
receipts, 8.300 head: steers opened firm to
a shada higher, rinsed steady at Wednes
day's prices; bulls and cows unchanged:
nil sold; steers. $4.266.8214; few extra and
fancv exports. $5.4Oi5.70: nulls, w.uwm.ou;
rows, 81. 85413.40; cables quoiea live cattle
firm at UHfalic per lb.; tops, me. dressed
wale-tit: refrluerator beef, at 94J94e per
lb.; exports tomorrow, 1,000 cattle and 2.910
quarters or beer.
Ai.vr.n nece n. nio sivau. luwr-r.
von I a X4.nmie.Mi: tons, tl.vu: general saiea.
$4 60fi.26: buttermilks. fL'i. lo; city
dreaaed veals. 7ffl0c.
nnc.8-Itecelnta. 1.857 neaa: steaay me
dium hogs, $6.20; no- light hogs or pigs
here; would sell at $.40 or higher.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Iteceipts, i.iza
head; sheep, slow and lower; lambs. io
40e lower; nve cars unsoiu, an p,
3.75: few- export. $4 00; culls, 2.36; lambs.
$4.75160.86; two cars choice. $6.45.
Kaaaaa City Lira Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. July 10. CATTLE R-
.it 1 700 head natives. 600 head calvi
firm to higher: choice export and dreaaed
!; steers, $4.70fJ5.(6: fair to good, $4.1(t
4.20: stockers and feeders. X3.bW4.o5; Texas
a nA Indian steera. IZ Ibfiro i exas cows.
1.7Mf3.O0: native cows, $1.50fff4.h0: native
heifers, x2.wku4.70; cannera. i.ul'U4.), ouiis.
i- o.fS caIvpi U (XyfS.2S.
H X18 Receipts, 6.000 heart: market
r.tvnrl RftlOr lower, closed Hr 15c off: top.
tr, hulk of aiiles. $5 4ti 00; heavy. $5 S5S
6.45; mixed packers. $5 Si"J 46; light. $5 37V4
5.6ti; vorKers. w.kwid m'; piaa. .- un'm w.
RHKKl' ANU liAMOa neceiuie. iw neaa
market active and steady; native lambs.
IsroiOSO; weatcrn lambs. I3.nug.15: fed
wea. $3.0043490; Texas clipped yearlings.
$3 2515.06; Texas clipped sheep, 3.1WJJ.U0;
stockers and feeders. U.OO.OO.
been fully recovered and the market may
be quoted as closing stronger for tha week.
The cow market did not show much
change from yeaterday. Desirable grades
of corn fed stock was in good demand and
the prices paid were fully steady. There
were not very many cows and heifers on
sale, so even the grass stuff, which has
been selling slowly for the last few days,
was easier to dispose of than usual, though
the prices aid not snow any quotable
change.
Bulls sold at Just about steady prices, but
veal calves were dull and lower. The sup-
Dlv has been large for the last few days
and as a result prices have beeq going
down hill at a rapid rate. It now takes a
good veal to bring $6.00.
There were a few bunches of stock cattle
In the yards Uils morning, but as is gener
ally the case at tne last or tne week the
demand was very limited, with the tend
ency of prices downward. In fact sales
men in a good many cases found It hard
to get even a buyer, but still most every
thing desirable was disposed of without any
great difficulty, representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
210
.100
.261
64 264
72 234
66 29
61. ...t. ..171
44 2(6
40...,
61...,
40...,
72...,
77...,
41....
74...,
40...,
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64...,
61....
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41...,
42...
65...
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.... 440 I 60 17 1271 4
ISO I 00 It 11)1 4 44
64 4 00 II 1144 4 74
....1041 4 4 II lot? 4 70
.... M0 4 40 II 1174 4 T4
.... 04 4 46 44) 1J47 4 71
....104 4 44 41 1264 4 Tl
....1044 4 41 IT 1044 4 TS
....1021 4 64 11 1124 4 TS
....1M4 4 44) Tl ll'll 4 SS
,....1120 4 40 IT 1227 4 44
....1011 4 64 II 118 4 40
....1041 4 64 U 1147 4 44
....1017 4 64 14 1146 4 44
....1117 4 84 xo.. 1141
....1110 4 44 II 12(4
.... 470 4 44 II 1441
,...10l 4 44 44 1214
....1100 4 44 II 1410
....1071 4 44 41 1441
....1130 4 44
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I oo
44
f 40
I OS
f w
$ 14
I M
sheep here today, but was "none
local .ri0 tno requirements of the
JiIik 5dS' Tte market could best be
, miurig ,t active and steady.
oum, more or the Idaho wethers and
yearlings that sold yesterday for $3.55 and
J.So sold for the same moi.ev tn.i.iv. Thum
was a good demand for anything at all de
sirable so the early arrivals were soon
disposed of.
There were nulta a few fs.r, inxin
In the offering's, and a strong demt.nd Is
developing. The prices paid today were
tuny steady with those of ventrrrlav. and
the trade is looking forward to an active
demand for feeders from this time on.
wuotatons ror grass stock: Oood to
choice lambs, $6.7666.25; fair to good lambs.
$6.266.76; good to choice yearlings. $4,769
6.00; fair to good yearlings, $4 60(f4.76; good
to choice wethers, $3.75j4.25; fair to good
wethers. $3.60(33.76; good to choice ewes, $3.60
63.76; fair to good ewes. $3 !M3 50; frdr
lambs, $2.604i'.i.'.': feeder venrllngs. $2.50
$ 50; feeder wethei.r $2.6093.60: feeder ewes,
j.uuioi. (o. representative sales
Pr.
3 50
8 60
8 56
8 85
No. Av.
2;9 Wyoming ewes and wethers.. 91
z4 inano yearlings 7n
631 Idaho wethers 96
(36 Idaho yearlings 86
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. 414
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.. 440 t 00
..104 I 04
.. 440 I 00
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.. 424
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..1160 I 14
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.. 40 I 44
..1260 44
.. 00 I 60
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1216
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1120
lint
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1171
464
...114l
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I 46
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TS
I f
4 40
..litt 4 oo
.1110 4 00
.1320 4 14
.1231 4 X4
.107 4 u
.. 141
..124
4 14
4 44
Stock to "lahf.
I M
I 24
I 14
I 60
t 60
44
I 40
I 64
I
I 44
..1140 I 16
..1M0 t 16
...1220 t M
... 411 I 40
...110 00
...11O0 I 00
... 44 04
... 447 I 14
tun I 10
HEIFERS,
... T64 I 10 7....
... TJ4 4 40 .....
BULLS.
.,.1111 140 I
...1130 I Tl 1
.110 I T4 1....,
1210 1TB 1...
1170 ITS
1144 ITS 1....
CALVES.
161 4 It 'I....
BTAOS.
Md M 1
"STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
IM IN 1 740 I Tl
40 I It I hi IM
lit I 46 1 460 I 44
714 I 74 4 (41 U
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
IM 17 I tilt 64
440 I It 1 4I0 1 44
44 I 40 1 444 I 44
urtoH RecelDts of hogs were quite liberal
against this morning at all points and aa a
.r.,,i the tendency of prlcea continued
downward. The market started out lOnjlic
lower than yesterday morning, or a big
dime lower than yesterday's average. There
wapg, some vwk j.u ihuui epuii in
. ... market, but still there was no great
change from start to finish and everything
jyml aiapOB'U vi vj hit. iiiiuui vi mo) lure-
noon. 1 raoing iuino nw uujrera Him
aAllers nnany s'i lugwmci. in uphyj nuga
old largely at $6 SO and $5.32; mixed hnga
at $6.Xi.4j ana .jd miu viiwi-a iigmweign'.
..110 1 04
.. 620 t 00
..1.H0 14
..1(70 I 40
..1400 44
..1444 4 04
.. 10 I M
.1020 4 0
Following were the receipts of live stock sold from m o v. inmnuu .
at the sis principal western cities yeeter- No. At. No. At. Ik. Pr.
.lav. u .......IT wis ax... rt ... a
d Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. R SI -.5 m m 2 i "5
Omaha t.W 10,H 2.733 J7 l J
Chicago 16 B.O..0 4.1M. " J ,2 S n. : ..its 110 Ills
Kansas City 1.7K) 6.0K, 7 2 Ill .tit so Mt IK I I3w
10 k.fXO M i ..4l 40 I 40 44 144
474 . 166 4 4l 144 I 47 44
100 4.000 .... 44 ... $4 J74
- I axa ... tta tt ITf
44 44 4
St. Ixiula
St- Joseph
Blous City
Tetala
K& 63.554 4,289 1 4 "T
40 4 liS,
44 I I2V4
,r4 tun I if
.14 44 I Ha
40 I 40
i.. I 40
:
I to
I 30
i 10
i 10
4 SO
4 10
40 4 10
100 t 10
120 t 10
..10 40 I 10
40 I 10
... 110
40 I 32 H
Ill1
... 6 12
... 6 12
40 t 33 S,
160 t 12
.172 100 t 32
.261 40 6 81
40 6 12
40 6 12
... 6 12
40 I 22
.. 112
.. t 22,t
217 160 t 12
IV 140 $ II
..Ml 40 t It
..241 40 t 12
..171 40 f 12
..Ml 110 I II
..162 ... f tl
..247 144 t 12
..261 40 f 12
..164 DO I 12
..260 140 6 12
176 40 6 32
... t 12
10 t 12
... 6 12
... Ill
10 6 12
... I 32
... I 22 U.
.340 120
"I ... 112
.'ov lu J2
.241 ... I 12
237 160 I 12
276 40 6 32
... 112
,...13
....160
....136
....284
....344
....261
44 Ill 110 I 16
fO 210 40 4
14 241 40 6 IS
0 231 140 I 34
46 2i4 40 6 II
16 221 ... I 15
It 131 40 6 16
tx 227 ... IM
70 231 40 I 14
41 226 140 I 46
10 221 40 I 36
41 .32; ... I 34
17 254 ... 4 36
47 260 ... I 35
74 261 164 S 36
46 2i'3 SO I SS
41 144 SO 6 36
47 174 40 I 36
41 261 ... I li
74 217 40 6 36
4 232 ... I 16
43 246 ... I 31
64 234 ... I 31
tl 127 ... I 36
10 Ii6 tO I 34
61 IM 40 6 36
74 321 ... I 36
Tl 131 40 I IS
CI 231 140 I IS
tl 161 40 I 16
44 124 120 I IS
14 234 ' 40 I IS
II 224 40 I 16
64 144 120 I 16
14 101 40 I 17
16 221 120 I 17
46 222 120 I 17
47 221 ... I 17
16 201 ... 6 17
It 234 40 I 17
M 211 40 I 87
112 224 IV0 I 87
15 227 ... 1 17
6 234 40 I 17
72 247 ... I 17
16 22 ... 117
71 221 10 I 17
41 222 l'.'O I 37
46 314 200 I 37
4 210 100 6 27
TT 223 40 I 37
77 124 ... I 17
H 17$ 4 44
76 241 ... I 40
70 Ill ... 140
40 231 ... I 40
71 224 40 6 40
PRIVATE WIRES
GEO. A. ADAMS GRAIN CO.
GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND
STOCKS.
224 Board of Trade BIdg., Omaha
'Phones low aud 1U17. Members all prin
cipal exchanges. Write for our dally mar
ket letter.
REAL ESTATE Tit A.VSFEHS.
Deeds filed for record yesterday as fur
nished by tho Midland Guarantee and
Trust company, bonded abstracters, 1614
Farnam street:
Deeds.
Wilson T. Graham and wife to D. V.
Bholes company, undlvto of lots 10,
11, 12 and 13. block 7; lot 11. block 3;
lots 10. 11 and 12. block 4, Dupont
Place; undlvV of lot 8. n4 of lot 14,
block 14, Park Forest; undlvMi of
part of lot 44, S. E. Rogers, Oka
homa; undlvH of lots 8, , 10, 11, 12
and 13, block 2, Leisenrlng's add; un
divH of lot 1, block 3. Poppletori
purk; undlvVx of nVx of lot 72, Uises'
add $1,600
William H. Hiiilth to Laura A. Smith,
lots 7 and 8, block 6, Hanscom Place
add 1,000
Robert L. Bailey and wife to David F.
Neft, lot 12. block M. Lowe's add 2,176
Moae Marks and wife to Ella Blanch
Nicholson, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Luke &
Templeton's add 100
L. M. Bowers and wife to Maud Eas
ier, lot 7, block 3, Bowers' add 13
Cornelius J. AullwHn et al to Charles
J. Corkhill, nVi of the w 100 feet of
lot 37, Burr Oak add COO
MortgrnKea.
Frank B. Krejcl to Richard S. Hall,
nV4 of nH of lot 6, block 8, Improve
ment association 1,200
Ella Blanch Nicholson and husband
to Mallin M. Marks. lots 1, 2, 3 and
A, Luke & Templeton's add 2,600
Alice Wilt and hualiand to the Man
gold & Olandt bank, ae of se4 of
section 7-lii 12 600
James M. O I fiord and wife to National
Life Insurance company, w 'M foet
sublet 3. taxlot hi. section 21-15-13.... 1,500
Same to same, e 19 feet of w 68 feet of
sublot 3, taxlot 1(, section 21-15-13 1,500
Same to same, e 19 foet of w 39 feet of
sublot 3, taxlot 11, section 21-15-13 ... 1,500
Same to same, e 23 feet of sublot $,
taxlot lii. Section 21-15-13 1,500
Same to same, e 19 feet of the w 77
feet of sublot 3, taxlot IS, section
21-15-13 1,500
Julienne Knaack and husband to laaie
France, lot 13, Lindsay's add 100
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle aad Sheep Stay Steady, While
Ilogs Drop m Dime.
CHICAGO. July 10. CATTLE RecelDts.
15,500 head; steady; good to prime steers,
$5.00436.40; poor to medium. $3.tve.0O; stock
ers and feeders. $2.50.(14.50; cows, $!.50'?4.0;
heifers. $2.26'.'2f .40: canners. $1.IW2.80: bulls.
$2.26&4.00; calves, $2.50.00; Texas fed steers,
$3.20(54.25.
huuh Keceipta, zi.wu neaa; estimated to
morrow, 10,000 head; lert over. 10, mo head;
market 10c lower. Closed dull; mixed and
butchers. $8.35U6.66: good to choice heavy.
$5 603.t)0; rough heavy, $5.15015.40; light, $5.50
tl 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head; sheep, steady: lambs, lower; good to
choice wethers. $3.7534.00; fair to choice
mixed. $3.00&3.dO; western sheep, lz.oO4j3.75;
native lambs, $3.00i&6.00.
Official yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 8, SRI 6.011
Hogs ZZ.6O0 J.I54
Sheep I&jO 1.674
St. Loala Live Hoik Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 10. CATTLE Receipts,
3 60O head, Including 3.0U0 head Texana;
market s'.eady to stronger; native shipping
and export steers, $4.2iij5.26; dressed beef
and butcher steers, x uowow; steers unaer
1 OoO lbs., M-50a-4.60; stockers and feeders,
$2 704j4.25; cows and heifers, $2.26W4.65; can
ners, $2.002.25: bulls, $2.5yo3o; calvea
$3 00a.00; Texas and Indian steers, $2.lKX
4.&0; cows and heifers. 2.6tK(j3.40.
MOUB iteceipia, o.uw liruu, iiihimimbj,
a . 1 ft . - tea? 1 BT .,C Cit 9 taAnXAHA 71 hA
nltra e-rru ugnis. o wku ou, a, eo.vy
l.SO: butchers and beat heavy. $5.6t35.oO.
gHEtl AINU IjAAIPO rusuciyta, iw iidhu,
market steady; native muttons, $3,2044 50;
tl FwhU.'. 75: culls and axicka. $2.50(3
4.00; stockers, $2.lWi3.25; Texana. $a.50&4.6u.
t. Joseph Live Sloe It Market.
of mnEPH. July 10. CATTLE Re
celDts. 474 head; steady to loc higher; na
tives $4.0W6.00; cows and helfi-ra, $1,503
Commercial Travelers Accident association,
and A. L. Eastmure. Ontario Accident com-
fany; treasurer, A. V. Forest, North Anier
can Accident company; secretary. G. Leon
ard McNeill, MaxsuchUHetts Mutu.il Acci
dent asoclatlon; executive committee,
Franklin J. Moore, H. J. Alexander, V. K.
Haley, William V. Barrs, AVilllam I. Smith.
R. A. CavamiiiRh and the olllcera of tho
association. The next convention will meut
at Bar Harbor.
Behavior of Ghosts.
When you have read one of these stories
you have read them all. Although tho be
havior of ghosts may appear eccentric
when Judged by the standard of conduct
prevailing among the living, their habits
are, in fact, most regular, they seem to
ossrss little character or originality and
probably their Ideas are very limited. Some
of them walk olong tho pnssuge or up tho
stairs; others knock on the walls or lurnl
ture, rln bells, slam doors or break crock
ery; now and then you eomo acroas one
who shrieks; and there seem to be a few
stray specimens who appear (and disap
pear). But the faculties do not go beyond this.
A very remarkable proof of their limita
tions, or their slavish adherence to tradi
tion. Is that, though I have before me at
the present moment a dosen authenticated
ghosts who have been heard walking up
stairs, there seems to be no case on ret
ort in which a ghost has been heard
walking down. Why anybody should think
It worth while to chronicle the movements
of such uninteresting creatures I cannot
understand. An account of 'the day's do
ings of a flock of sheep would be much
more interesting. London Truth.
Piratical Kasae Rejected.
There Is a family named Fennen living In
the north of England whose original name
was Purvis. Two hundred- years ago Frank
Purvis turned pirate and waa killed fight
ing on his ship. The family then decided
. . . . . .. . . . Tl . . . -fc.
no- atnekers ana reeoers, xawq iu. -to relinquisn tne name 01 r ui via ana laKe 1
"' " .- .j .: 1. .... .4 rJ..,iArt 1.,. v i - . , . . a
.,-uiat..ltita. a 33b head: 5Ul0c low
lights, $5.36iti6.0; medium and heavy, $o.3otf
4 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 156 head;
steady.
loax City Live Stock Market.
BIOL'X CITT, la., July 10.-(Hleclal Tele-gram.lr-CATTLE-Recelpts.
lJ. steady;
Treves $4.0004 110; cows, bulls and mixed,
Mai 40. stocktrs and feeders, $2.754.00;
calves and yearlings, $2.50ia.aO.
M(XJS-Rec-lpta. 4.: market 10 lower;
wiling. $6.2Vp5.40; bulk. $5.30.
Oflleee-s.
Inter
national Association of Accident Underwrit
ers has Closea US annual exsamuu wun mv
election of the following officers: President,
Kdson B. Lott. United Statee Casualty 00m
pany; vice prealdeuU, George S. Dana,
laaaraace Mra Elect
FRONTENAC. N. T., July 10 Tt
that of Fennen and ever since the eldtat 1
son or tne iamuy vu i imng nia majority '
signs a pledge that he will not resume the
name of Purvis. The pledge has been
handed down from father to son and bears
some fifty signatures.
Gfctttaa- Tea Oomejeoa,
Mr. Tflghmore Doctor, Is It true that a
Missouri oow died of appendicitis the otrn
day?
Physician Tea; that seems to be
authenticated fact
Mr. Hlghmore You may charge me an
appendicitis price if you want to, doctor,
but call it something else in your bill.
Chicago Tribune.
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