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TITE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNERDAT, .U?Ir 10. 1P07.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Price Faded Away on Weaker Cablei
aad BeporU.
LOCAL BULLS DUMTDJQ WHEAT
of
For Tins Wkul Ikanet alga
Rally, bat It Did Nat De
velop Cora BkoOTCd
VmIuim
OMAHA. July 9. 1907.
Market generally weaker this morning.
After early firmness prices faded away on
weaker cable and weakness tn northwest
markets. Local bulla ihow signs of dis
couragement and dump wheat on ail breaks.
Thrashing reporta from Missouri nut run
ning ao good.
Wheat allowed sign of a rally at open
ing, but on aelllng. cauaed by fean of a
bearisa government report and wean cable,
price (lumped and market showed Utile of
the flrmnrsa which baa till now been so
evident. September option opened at 880
bid and closed at 80 bid.
Corn was weak with wheat and a general
rush to sell at opening, owing to cables
and favorable weather, tkiina good buying
later rallied tha market above yesterday a
close. September corn opened at 490 bid
and closed at 49o bid.
Oats wers sort on selling by commission
houses and considerable green bug reporta
from Wisconsin and the northwest. The
crowd backed away from all offerings and
trade was light. September oat opened at
38o bid and closed at 8X0 bid.
Clearance were 8.8.0U0 bushels of com,
4,000 bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 1KS,KK) boshels. .
Liverpool closed WaHid lower on wheat
nd d lower on corn.
Seaboard reported 616.000 bushels of wheat
and 80.000 bushels of corn for export.
Local range of options:
articles. I Open. High.) Low. Close, Bafy.
Wheat- Jill
July...! 86 B 8RB 88 B fBl 86 B
Sept... 8kB 88R f 874B
Leo... W B W2 B 83 ii ti iij
Com- III
July.,. I 4RHBI 48HS1 4RB1 tSBl 48 B
,8ept;.. 4DHB ' 4H '49B 49B 47HB
Dec... 47B 7B 47BJ 47H
Oats- I.I I (
July...! 41 B 4H4B 41 B 41B 41
Sept... 88 B MB MB 88 B 86
LXC... 88B 68H 88B 3nB
B bid.
Omsk Cask Prleea.
WHKAT-No. t hard, 870900; N. t hard.
83fro; No. 4 hard, 88So; No. 8 spring,
87tj0e
COBLN-No. J, 49er No. 8, 4K'849cj no
grade, tic; No. a yellow, 44c; No. I
White, 49G49C,
OATS No. 8 mixed, 41(fNHc: No. 8 white,
4242Vsc; No. 4 white, 4l&42c; standard,
40. ,
UYB-NO. J, 75c: No. I TSio,
tferlot Reeelpts.
Wheat. Corn,
Chicago 46 489
Minneapolis ...... 199
Omaha 14
Duluth 147 ...
Oats.
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CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trsvdlnsr and Closlnsr
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July I. A large decrease In
the world's visible supply of wheat and
crop damage reports from the northwest
caused strength today In tne local wneai
market, tha September delivery closing at
a net gain of Corn was off do,
Oats were up Wtc.' Provisions were JSo
to 17o lilgher..
The market opened week because of
a decline of more than Id at Liverpool,
said to be due to better weather con
ditions and the continued favorable weather
In this country. At the end of the first
' half hour commission houses oommeneed
to buy freely and tha market became firm.
Numerous reports were received from Mln
' neapolls regarding damage by the green
' bug In the northwest. . In addition to this,
Bradstreet's weekly report showed a de
crease of 6,160,000 bu. In the world's visible
supply. Under these Influences the market
'closed strong and near the highest point
the day. September opened ffo to
wrc lower at 860 to 860, sold off to
advanced to 860 ana ciosea at mw
..ttiHc ..Clearances of, wheat and flour were
quai 10 Jdb,uuu uu. rnirmrj emiyi wm.
'427,000 bu., against 666,000 bu. for the same
"day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 891 caxs,
against 668 last week and 892 a year ago,
' The oorn market was weak early in tha
day In sympathy with wheat and because
of favorable woatber conditions. Later
the market rallied on reporta that corn
In the southwest Is "firing" because of the
Intense heat. The close was steady. Sep
tember opened VkffS4o to VrfSc -lower at
540 to MTeO, sold off to 4(34o and
then advanced to 66c. Final quotations
were at MTo. Local receipts were 494
cars, with 64 of contract grade.
With the exception of moderate weak
ness early In the day the oat market was
strong. Active buying by bulls and an
Improved demand for cash oats were the
strengthening features. September opened
unchanged to 6b lower at SNVifflDc to
8t"4c, sold at 8bo and then advanced to
89o, where It closed. Local receipts were
107 cars.
old northern, 6a 2d; futures quiet; July,
4s 111; tj.pteml.er. 4s lld.
FLOL It Winter patents quiet, 27s 6d.
NKW VOHK UK KHAL MARKET
qaofalloss of the Itay on Vortoos
Commodities,
NEW YORK, July . FLOUR Receipts,
13.046 barrels; exports, 1.660 barrels;
Market dull and partly lower; Mlnne
nla patents, $06t6 4o; winter straights,
4.4iii4.ji; Minnesota bakers, $3,7544 16; win
ter extras. U HU3.70; winter patents, $4
'(i4 9u; winter low grades, $3.00418. m. Rye
Hour, steady; fair to good, $4.7641! 6.00;
choice to fancy, $5. ID'S 6.40.
CUH.VMIiAL, Steady; fine white and yel
low, 81 arv&i.so; coarse, $l.im1.18; kiln dried,
8a."r,a.3o.
RYE Dull; No. 1 western, 880, f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 81,109 bushels; ex
ports, 10,787 bushels. Spot market firm;
No. 2 red,' mv. elevator, and $1.00. f.
o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Lulutn,
81.12, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
tl 03 S. f o. b.. ailoat. lptlons opened
lower under cables and generally good
weather, rallied sharpty on reporta of In
sect damage In the northwest and closed
Sale net blither. Julv- IwVclfJLOL closed
at 11.01; September, 31.01 01. 08
closed at 81.024; December,. 81.04 8-14 id
l.OoH. closed at II. 04".
CORN Receipts, 235.427 ' bushels; ex
ports, 86,461 bushels. Spot market steady;
No. 2, 63 He, elevator, and lljta f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 2 white, 48 c, and No. 8 yel
low, 63 He, f. o. b., afloat. Option mar
ket was dull and without ' transactions.
The close was at net unchanged prices.
July closed at 66S0; September, i!c;
December, 63c; May, 42c.
OATS Receipts, 78.100 bushels: exports,
3,900 bushels. Spot market steady; mlxel
oats, 24 to 82 pounds, 49c; natural white,
80 to 88 pounds, 60 0 61c; clipped white,
86 to 40 pounds, 60464
FEED Irrea-ular: spring bran, $21.40; mid
dlings, 823.10, city tXl.W.
HAY-Bteady; shipping, 7W5o; good to
choice. 81.1:Vu1.a).
HOPS Lull; stats, common, to choice,
1!W, 14ialic; mo, Faclflc coast, 1906,
Sftj'llc; I005. rtfrKc.
HIDES Lull;. Central America, 22V4c;
Bogota, 22c.
LRATHElt Steady; acid. ZITHo.
PROVISIONS-Peef, steady; family, 814.00
U 16.00; mess, 89 &nu 10.00; beef hams, 824.00
26.00; packet. 811.0012.00; city extra India
mens, 322.00'$ 23.00. Put meats, steady;
Pickled bellies, 411.26fil3.50; pickled hams,
ll(iil2.7a. I-ard, steady; wnotern prime,
IH.TOM.SO; reflned, steady; continent, 39.16;
South America, $10.15: compound, $fl.B714'3
9.12V4. Pork, quiet; family, 1 1 S.r06 19.00;
short clear, 8n.0Of(fl8.00; mess, 818.00I&48.50.
TALLOW Steady; city (J2 per pkge.),
6H.c; country (pkge. free), 6f?iH4c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3
7c; Japanese, nominal.
BUTTER Frrm street prices, extra
creamery, iaVUVc ofnelal prices, creamery,
common to extra, 13 25c; renovated, com
mon to extra, 17(i22c; western factory com
mon to firsts, 17aH4c
CHEEBE-Steady to firm; new state full
cream, colored and white, small, beet, 12Hc;
large, 12 Vc; fair to good, llHle; Inferior,
81&IOC.
EOOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, JOHflllc;
choice and mixed extra, 1919Hc; flrst to
extra first, 174fl8Hc; western firsts, 1616Hc.
Offlclal price, lc; seconds, 14H'Til6Hc.
POULTRY Live steady; western spring
chickens, 18c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, 11c.
Dressed steady; western broilers, 2024c;
turkeys, lOi&l'lc; fowls, HSUc
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Indication of Reactionary Tendency
in Market ii Marked.
FLTJBBY IN ' MONEY PE0BABLE
Daak Reserves A re Low aod La rare
Wlthdrawals Are I m m I n en t
Deelloes In Valaes Are
General.
today were weaker en New York sdvlces
snrl the fall In Japanese bonds reported
from 1ondon. In this market Japanese
were sharply depressed,
PARIS, July V Prices on the Rouree
today were lower rn the weakness of cop
per shares. Russian Imperial 4a were not
quoted.
NEW YORK, July . The reactionary
tendency became rather marked In today a
stock market, although there was sums
show of resistance to the decline and
efforts to support were evident at some
polhts. The principal ground for the re
action was the banking position, which is
the cause for some anxiety, based on the
public accounting of the banks themselves,
although the rates charged for money to
day showed no symptoms of a coming
Stringency. In view of the special require
ments Impending this tranquility of the
monev msrket looks back for explanation
to the estimates of the known movements
of money last week which Indicated again i""11" a.
i ffC
) 94 V.
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
IIIs;h Tera per tore and I.lgrht Rains
la Central Valley.
OMAHA. July 9, 1907.
High temperatures continue throughout
the central valleys, and much warmer
weather prevailed in the east during Mon
day. The weather is slightly cooler this
morning In the lake region, central val
leys and west to the Paclilo coast. Rain
Is falling In eastern Iowa a'-d east over
the Ohio valloy and lower latiu region, and
heavy falls have occurred at points In
northern Iowa and northern Illinois. Tha
weather. 1 fair west of the Mississippi
river and will be fair In this vicinity to
night and Wednesday, with slightly cooler
tonight.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation compared with the corresponding
day of tha last three years:
1807 1906 1906 1904
Minimum temperature.... 76 43 64 69
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 76 de
grees. Deficiency in precelptatlon sines March 1.
7.18 Inches. . ,
corresponding period in 190B,
, Deficiency
8.64 inches.
. Deficiency
6.91 inches.
by the banks of six to eight millions of
dollars, although the bank statement re
ported a decrease In cash of five millions.
This discrepancy In the statement was the
main cause of the low surplus, which was
stated at below 8900,000. If this had been
lh. ACtunl nnnillMfin ct Kew Tnrk'l bank
ing surplus on Saturday It would be dim-
cult to explain how the withdrawal of
81.750.0uu gold for export and the obligation
to be faced of a return of government de
posits tomorrow, amounting to 33Ml0.O00 for
the whole country and about 812.000,000 for
the New York City banks, could fall to pre
clj'e a disturbance In the local money
ma. .. t. The New York banks have
turned In only about $2,000,000 of the $12,(..
0"0 of government deposits which they will
be required to surrender tomorrow. On the
other hand, only 3,248,760 of government
4 per cent bonds have been presented at
the New York sub-treasury since July 1.
The seemingly total Indifference of the
financial community to the apparent Inevlt
ablenesa of a money flurry under these cir
cumstances gave rise to conjectures that
some relieving Influence not generally
known was In the background. Rumors
suggested that the secretary of the treas
ury might postpone the return of part of
the government deposits In view of the
small amount of bonds redeemed. No
authority for this rumor could be learned.
The maturity tomorrow of Installments of
subscriptions amounting to 816.000.OHO for
Union Paclflo convertible bonds and 87,500,
000 for ' Atchison convertible bonds, are
complicating factors In the situation. July
10 Is thus seen to be, to some extent, a
critical period In the money market and
Its passage without disturbance will be
felt as presenting a clear field behind.
Foreign exchange rates declined during
the day and the chance of further Imme
diate exports of gold was averted. For
eign subscriptions for the Union Paclfle
and Atchison bonds may have helped to
affect the exchange market. Rates on time
loans were Inollned to advance here. The
weekly statement of the Imperial hank of
Germany showed a recovery of only 32,816.
000 of the 834,266,000 cash loss of the pre
vious week, but over half of the previous
week's prodigious loans expansion .of
379,036.000 was reduced and the private rate
of discount In Berlin was lower today.
Reporta of various new phases of govern
ment activity against corporations were
an adverse influence to attempts to ad
vance prices, Including the federal govern
ment's plan to apply for receivers for
offending corporations, a Judicial expres
sion of the view that the New York trac
tion control represented a monopoly and
proceedings against the telegraph com
panies on charges of combination by the
New York state authorities. The marking
down of the price of copper seemed to be
of unfavorable effect, - although copper
stocks were advanced yesterday In expecta
tion of this action. St. Paul offered the
only point of active resistance to the de
cline, efforts at support centering on that
stock, which closed at a gain of over a
point. Otherwise declines are general,
Union Paclflo being most conspicuous.
Bonds were weak. Total sales par value,
$1,424,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
The range of price on the New York
Stock exchange was as follows:
Bale. Hlfh. Low. CloM.
Adams 2BiDras I"
Amalgamated enppar ...... Jt.Boa
New York Moaer Market.
NEW TORK. July 9. MONEY On call,
firm at 4tf- per cent; ruling rate 4it per
cent; closing bid, 41 per cent; offered at
4 per cent. Time loans, firmer; sixty days,
4V44 per cent; ninety days, 8 per cent;
six months, f per cent.
PRIMB MERCANTILE PAPER-6y3
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 StRO
4 tW5 for demand and at 84 W7"H4.RIT5 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 34.84V and
34.88; commercial bills, 84. W4.
SILVER Bar, mc; Mexican dollars, 62Vc.
H NDS Government, steady; railroad,
weak.
Closing quotations on bonds today
as follows:
.11 Jar-as 4Hs. ctfa....
. .H do M aulas
to 4a
..! L. A N. unl. 4a....
.A2t "Minhit 0. a. 4a.
..1WS4M. Oanlral 4a....
.. " do lit Inc
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. H M., K A T. 4a....
.. M da Ma
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.. MH N. Y.' C. fn. IHa..
HO N. J. C. am. ta..
V. 8. raf. ta, rag.'
do coupon
V. S. la. rag
do ooupoa
V. 8. new 4a. re(.
do rouscn
Am. Too. 4a
do 4a
Atrbtaon gaa. 4a...
do adj.
4a..
4a..
do !
Brk. R. T. c.
Cantral of Oa.
do id Inc
do d Inc
Chea A Ohio 4fea...
u. a a. sa.
P.
4i.
B. A .
C. K. I. A
do col. fta...
fee. St. u
Colo. Ind. 6a. I
( olo. Mid. 4a
rolo. a 60. 4a.,..
1iba 5a
t). A R. O. 4a
7ltt. 8oa. ta
Krlo prior Man 4a..
! do can. 4i
Hock. Valler
Japan 4a
do Id aarlaa
Bid.
. 7'4 N Paclflo
.101 do U
. T9 Ora t. U rf. 4
. 64 Pann. CT. IHa....
.101 Baadlng in. 4a..
. 471 St. L 4 I. M. .
It 81. U A 8. F. fa.
were
.. "4
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.. 81
.. 21
.. 87
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aa 110
4a. Tt
4s... 70 Baaboard A. L. 4a..
...I do l.t 4a ctfa II
... Southern Rr (a 106
A. 41 Tai. A P. lata 118
... IT T., Bt. L. A W. 4a.. 74
... 18 Valoa Parlfle 4a t
...ins V. 8. Steal Id 6a....
... tt Wahaidi lata 107
14 ao dan. B 11
1 Wratern Md. 4a 74
10 W. A U E. 4a 80
4a..l01 Wli. Ostral 4a 44
S I
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Offered.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. July . Call loans. 64
cent; time loans, &tiH per cent.
closing prices on bonds were
Atralaon adj. 4a.,
do 4a
Mai. ('antral 4a.l..
Atrhlion
do pfd ,
Boston A A
Button A Mulna..
Bontnn Elevated ..
Fltchbura; pfd ....
Max. Ontral
N. V.. N. H. A H
llnloa Pacific
Am. Pnau. Tuba...
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tl. A Tel...
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Ed Hon Elec. Ill !14
. Electrla
do pfd
Maaa. On
United rrult
t'nltad 8hoe Mack...
do pfd
V. S. Steal
do pfd
Adventure
! Allouas
Amalgamated
Atlantlo
Asked. Bld.
l7Blngham
. Ml'al. A Hacla
. 77 'Centennial .
. 81 Copper Range
. i IHilT West ..
.114 Franklin ,
.180 "Granny 4,.
.1.18 I.le Rorala ......
.1 Maaa. Mining
. llMlrhlpran
.184 MobawK
.Ill Mont. Coal A C...
. 4 Old Dominion
.122Oaceola
.171 qulncy
.ion Parrot
. 21 Shannon
41 'Tamarack
Trlnttr
14 Vnlted Cnppar ....
tw V. B. Mining
IV. 8. Oil
110l'tah
to victoria
M Winona
37 Wolverine
100 North Butte
I Butte Coalmen ...
44 Nevada
IIHCal. A Arliona....
144 Aria. Commercial..
per
Official
follows:
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OMAUA LIVE STOCK MARKET 13
Beef
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents
Lower, Otheri Steady.
M..
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7'L,
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN GRADE
keep la Good Draiiad, bat l,ae Ar
rival of Trains Makes Market
low Prices Heraala
A boat steady.
6.4.3
8,22
4.S21
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SOUTH OMAHA. Jtily , 1907.
Hecelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
umciai Monday .o7
Official Tuesday 8)
i-wo aaya this week 7.6;
Same days last week.... 6.212
Same days 8 weess ago.. 8.241
pame days 8 weeks ago.
Same days 4 weeks ago.
Same days last year....
The following table ahow.i the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to dite, compared with last year:
1W7. 1P06. Iuc. Dec.
Cattle 676.648 4S5.358 91.180
Hogs 1.871.872 L490.619 119,147
Sheep 646,417 779.433 68.964
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at toutn Omaha for tha last
several days, with comparisons: v
.47
6.362
4.6
7,049
Data. 1907. 1909.llu6.19O4. 1102. ll-ilSOl.
June 26..
June 5f7. .
June 28..
June 29..
June 80..
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July 8...
July 4...
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6 78
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6 19
6 26
6 27
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6 16
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7 66! 6 87
7 62
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Holiday,
lianas of
Prices.
Cattle
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.. 1.7Srj7.30
.. 8.26'fj.80
.. 1.6001.16
.. 3.00t6.10
ot oars
Hogs.
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London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, July 9. Closing quotations on
stocks were aa
Conaola, money,
do account ...
Anaconda
Atchlaon .......
do pfd
follows:
.. 84 M ., K. A Texas...
,. 44 N. T. Central....,
.. 12 Norfolk A W
.. 14 do pfd
4 Onu A Weetern...
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louig
Sioux City
The offlclal number
broua-ht In todav bv each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses
C M. 6V St. P. 4
Wabash 8
Missouri Pacific 7
Union Pacific 22
C. & N. W., east 1
C. A N. W., west 44
C, St. P., M. & O SO
C, H. A Q., east 22
C, B. & (J., west.... 41
C, R. I. A P., east.... 4
C, R. I. A P., west.. ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Q. W 8
Total receipts . 181
The disposition of the day's receipts was calves, 83.orj37.X;
as follows, each buyer purchasing tne num- , is.uodi&.oo.
bor of head Indicated:
Hogs. Sheep.
Bilt-cr ueru was another wry fair run
of aueep this morning, and as vta.4 m enso
yesteruay tne arrivals consisted almost
tlieiy oi range stoca, must of It irom
luano, Otfcou and Utah.
About hail of tne receipts were late 111
reaching the yards, which naiuiahy tie.ayeu
the niaraet very lualeriaily, as buyeis wore
In no uuriy about hlllng uraers so long as
thera were several trains still buck I rum
which selections could bo made. Largely
hun this account the market was slow, out
still prices were Just about siealy wlui
yesterday. In fart soma of the same weth
ers here yesterday brought the same prices
loaay. Aside trom the slowness of the
trade the market, an a whole, was In fairly
satisfactory condition.
(Quotations on rangn sheep and lambs:
Oood to choice lambs, it.Wiil.ti; fair to
good lambs, tt.(yri7.u0; cull lambs, 8t &0(l'
6.60; good to choice yearling wethers, 6 ao
(&.16; fair to good ycarlln wethers, $6 25
'U,-76; good to choice wethers, 8T.J6'(jv.t0,
fair to good wethers, I4.75'(i6.25; good to
choice ewes, 84.36Ci6.26; fair to Kood ewus,
84.2f'ii4.75; culls and bucks, 82.fXKU 4.00.
When the Inter trains arrived the market
livened up and became both strong and
active. The same ewes that brought 8o.2o
yesterday sold up to 86.86 today, or loo
rilgher. Qood range wethers brought 86.66,
with yearlings at 8A.90.
Henresentntlve sales:
ISO.
?4 7s fid In the linsnn n'arket. but iV.
rilncd about l' imlnls .cally to t !Mf4 ao.
Iron wns lniitier in the Knghsh market with
slamlsnl loumliy gutet at 67s and Cleve
lsml warrants si .V7s 3i. locally the
market wna uncliongcd. No 1 fenndrv
northern la nimted at 8?4 6m i 2. 7n; No. 2
fotimiry. northern at 824.0tj?6 iX Southern
Iron noiMlnal.
ST. UH'IS. July -l.RAD-Dull at 8P.17H.
FlwlliT. lower at )' l'-'H. ,
4
1
4
46 13
8
63 .. 8
9
IS . 1
22 6
11
8
4
203 19 8
3 western bucks
8 western ewes
32 western wethers
1 western buck
6 spring lambs
260 Oregon wethers
2M Oregon wethers
6H5 western wethers
215 western wethers
498 Oregon wethers ,
LO native ewes and wethers.
1 native wether
Av.
.... 140
177
1J8
238
S
98
97
Ill
109
97
102
170
Pr,
6 25
8 76
t
4 60
8 00
t 50
6 60
6 60
6 K
6 60
6 26
8 60
CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MAHKI'T
Cattle steady Hosts Steady to Slow
Sheep Steady to Stroma;.
CHICAGO, July 9.-CATTUS-Recelpts
about 4.000 head; market steady; common
to prime steers, Koo'HW.OI; bulls, 83.3046.00;
Blockers and feodcrs,
Baltimore A Ohio.. .100 Pennaylranla
Canadian Pacific 179 Rand Mines .
corresponding: period In 1906,
L. A. WELSH,'
Local Forecaster.
Corn aad Wheat IlesTton Balletln
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8
m., 75th meridian time, Tuesday, July
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
statlons. Max. Mln
Ashland, Neb 91
Auburn, Neb 96
Columbus,' Neb... 87
Falrbury, Neb... .100
Fairmont, Neb..'. 98
Or. Island, Nob.. 93
Hartlngton, Neb. 88
Hastings. Neb.... 97
Oakdale, Neb.,
timaha. Neb..
Tekamah, Neb
Alta, la
Articles.) Open. Hlsh. lyrw. Closs.Tesd'y
Wheat I
" July 91UrT4 83 8174 K
Sept 96'(ttf 96S 944, Wi V
Deo 96t to 7-ktSVl
Corn
July - 64 .64 64 64
Sept 64H 64 64VTH 64T.
Doc 6riu63 ' to b2 64
May 64dit4 Ufa 6S(&'i 6JS
Oats
July 4SH 4S iS 43H
Sept 88H-9 897 38Te''a3! 8!
Deo 89 40 &9 40V,
May 41Tu-t2 43 4142U
Pork
July 16 IS 16 15 IS 16 16 16
Sept . 16 17 14 S 14 ID 3o
Lard,, i i i
. July TTi 8 80 8 TIV, 8 80
Sept 8 92, 8 97H 8 9J 8 97H
. Ov t 1 00 8 02 8 00 9 02
RIIms-
July ItT I 47Vi 8 47 8 47
Bept 8 J 8 67V 8 62 8 67
Out . 860 860 866 860
824
64H
I&6Q66
63
64ii
43H
89
4
t-H
16 00 '
14 7t4
8 T7H
8 96
8 97
8 474
8 66 .
8 66 :
la.
Trading In provisions was quiet and h !ar'' lB'-"
market in snersi was steady. Pork dls- l.TiJ ;
played some firmness on covering by shorts,
the September delivery closing at a net
gain of 17o at 814.86. Lard was up 20
at 88 974. Ribs were tc higher at tX.bT.
' Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat,
t9 cars; corn, 178 oars; oats, 41 oars; hogs,
I8,floo head.
The leading- futarsa ranged as follows:
70
71
63
63
70
76
66
64
68
63
66
fall.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.10
.00
T
.00
.00
.07
.00
.00
.10
T
for
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy '
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
IS
44
100 81 11
100 70 TO
400 54 (I
110
IT
118
ri
144
81
8
M
4
5
17414
It
11 H
14
li
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
86 ' 6 .21
90 4 ,Jo
88 66 .72
90 70 .28
94 70 T
96 70 loo
78 64 .01
90 68 . 01
- 96 71 .00
No. 1
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FIX)CK Steady; winter patents, 84.18U
4 jO: stralethta, 4J.4Un)-4 w; soring patent.,
14 6&6.00; straights. 3.26d4.l0; bakurs. 82.60
4j360.
W HEAT No. 1 spr1ns 81 OfKfl.oi; No. 8.
94c(81.UO; No. I red, 91'J24ao.
CORN No. X 64Q64-itC; No. 8 yellow,
64fo64c
OATS No. 8, 4 I white, 4fi0c.
RVI'-No. 8. 86c.
HA h LEY Fair to choice malting, onfffic.
SliUDS-Klax, No. 1 northwestern, 8i. '26.
Prtoie timothy, 84.75. Clover, contract graue,
$16.25.
r'KO VISIONS Short ribs, ikln tlooaei,
$M.86u8.(S.. Mess pork, tier bbl., $I6.1itfl6 26.
I.ard, per 1"0 lbs., $8.80. Short clear siuas
tboxed), 88.7669.00.
Receipts and shipments ot flour ad ici'aJn
wars as follows:
Kecelpfs. Bntprjents
u.ra
24.0oO
4S5.(M)
Itr7.4k
80o
80.8J0
On the Produce exchange today
ter market was firm; creameries,
dairies. 174)21C Kags, steady; at mark,
cases Included, lSjL3o; frsts. l:ic; prime
firsts. 14c. Cheese, steady, 113J.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ,,,
Oats, bu. .,
Rye. bu. ....
barley, bu.
Sibley. la,.
Sioux City,
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m. tNot Included In
averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. of
Central. Stations
Chicago, 111 26
Columbus, 0 17
Irs Moines, la.... 13
Indianapolis, Ind.. 18
Kansas City. Mo.. 20
I Iulsvflle, Ky 18
Minneapolis. Minn. 80
Omaha, Neb 16
St. Louis, Mo 11
Warmer weather continues throughout
the corn and wheat region. Heavy rains
have fallen In northern Iowa and northern
Illinois and lighter rains occurred In all
other portions of the corn belt, except the
Louisville and St. Louis districts.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. Loals General Market.
BT. LOUIS, July 8. WHEAT Higher ;
No. $ red, cash, 91c for new, 9921: for
old; No. 8 hard, 1bD2c i-September.. l&w.93c ;
DecemlMT, 9uo.
CORN Weak; track, No. 1 cash, 64c; Sep,
teniber, 63Vt4c; December, 614j61c; No,
a wiiuw, inyevau.
OATS Firm; track. No. 8 oash, 4446c;
September,, 3ac; No. 8 white, tie.
FLOl'K Firm; jred winter patents, 84.40rj
4.66; extra fancy and straights, 63. UU4j4.au;
clear, $2.9)10.36.
8KK1 Timothy firm; $3.ttS4.25.
CORN MEAL. Weak; $2.70.
BRAN yulet; sacked, esst track, t)QM,.
HAY Quiet; timothy, $16.6"$Ai.0U; pralrla,
$10iii3.6H
IRO.S' COTTON TIF.S $109.
BAOirlNOlise.
HKMP TWiNrt lHc.
PROVISIONS Pork higher; jobbing,
$1630. Lard hig'iKr; prime steam. $a.42.
l'ry sail meats lower ; boxed extra shorts,
eW.ab; clear ribs, U -6, short clears. If .17.
liucon lower; boxo1 exfa short, $10.12;
clear ribs, $10.11'; snoit olcers, $10.26.
POULTRY Steady; r.'nickens, 10cj
Hrrlng, 16c; turkeys, LLV-i tucks, 8c; (eesa,
Bt.'TTF.R Higher; crnery, ll2c.
tiGb-ciieady at 12c
l.o-oli s. Hitlpments.
i.000 9.000
:.ooo 83,ooo
... , .. ' Hi6,0ii0
:7.0m) 67,000
49
12
26
171
is
cf,'
R
4i14
45
IM
14"
Flour, bb!s.
Wheat bu.
Corn, bu. .
ObU, bu, .
47.0i
4 .4)
ISA'.) ' Kansas City C
I KANSAS CITY.
,10'85Sc; Hupiember.
the Lot- i cash, No. 2 limit
l'a-!
its
M lira a mate Grata Market,
MILWAUKEE. July i-FLOUR Stoady.
WHEAT Steady: No. 1 northern. Sl.mri
1 04; No. $ northern, 81.0myl.u3; September,
96c bid.
RYK-I.ower; No. 1. 8tj7o.
H A RLE Y Weak; No. 8, 71c; sample, U
670c.
COHN-Dull; No. 8 cash, 64i.64c; Septem
ber, 64o bid.
Minneapolis tlrala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 8.-WH rUT-September,
$1014,; December, 81 No. 1
hard. $1 U3; No. 8 northern, $10o; No. $
northern. taVnic.
FUJI'R-Ftrst patents, 86KX1I6 .80; second
patents, I6.10ifi6.90; first clears, $3.66'ji66;
secoud clears. $2.76iir: J.
JirtAN-jn bulk. $15 ijn5.26. ' -i
LIveriMMtl 4rala Market.
LIVEitPOOL. July . WHEAT Spot,
si.'iidy; No. $ rvd western, winter, 7s .2.1;
futures av; July. 7 2d; Septembi-r, 7s
8S..1; 1 --einbt-r. 7a 6Sd.
CcOy iw4, unlet; a4 dried. 6a $di
sad frovlslous.
July i- WHEAT July,
aKil Leoember. 91a:
2 re,!. 8"ijo: No. i!, t47o.
,'tiS- July. fpOc; tcinnbfr, 50o; De-
camoer, 4ic; taaii, rn, I mixed, uc; Ko,
8. 61c; No. i while, Kv; No. 8, 610. '
OATS-No. 8 wl.l.e, l46c; No. 1 mixed.
HAY-teady: ?'ioice tlraotby, $16,609
'; prairie, t.i'.yu.ui
HYB-Slescfv , 7l4; .
KtKlS Hi.'! r. Fancy, 16o ; firsts, 15c;
Seconds, 14.,
BUT Tflv Creamery, nc; packing, 17o.
Keceipts. IUL,inenl.
Wheal, ,a- , 8S.00U 18, UO
Cijrn, oc s.uu) s.o-O
Oats, bu 17,0u0 U.0U)
Kansas City cash prices:
Amer. Car aad Pouodry.... 1,10ft
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amer. Rxpreaa 1 . . . .
Amer. Hide A Leather pfd.
Amer. Ice
Amer. Llnaeed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Uocomotlra
do pfd
Amer. Smelting A Ref
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Reflnlnt;
Amer. Tobacco pfd ctfa....
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaon
do pfd
Atlantlo Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt....
Canadian Pacldo
Central of New Jersey
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Chicago Great Weetern....
Chicago A Northweatern... .
C. M. A Bt. Paul
Chicago Term. A Trana....
do pfd
C. C, C. A Bt Uoula....
Colorado Fuel and Iron....
Colorado A Southern
do let pfd ,
do M pfd
Consolidated del
Corn Products 4u0 II
do pfd
Pe'r.aara A fludeon
Del., Lack. A Weetern
Denver A Rio Orande
do pfd
Dletlllera' Becurltlea ,
Erie
do let pfd
do sd pfd
Oeneral Blectrie
Illlnole Central
Inter. Paper .
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern.....
do pfd
Louteville A NaahTllla....
Mexloan Central
Minn. A Bt. Louie
M., Bt. P. A Sault Sta. M.
do pfd
Ifteaourt Paclflo
14.. Kanaaa A Texas.......
do pfd
National bead
N. R. R. of Mollro pfd ...
New Turk Central
N. T.. Ontario a Weetern..
Norfolk A Weetoni
do pfd
No-la, American
PeelSc Mall
PennerlTanta
People' a Uaa
Pitta, C, C a Bt. L
FYeaeed Btael Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do let prd
da Id pfd
Republlo Steel
o Ud
Hock l.lind Ce
da pfd
Bt. L. A Saa Pran. Id pfd
Bt. Louie Southwaaura....
do pfd
cwtfcere PaotBo
do pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
esneaare Coal an4 Iron...
Txaa A PaciAe
Tol., Bt. L A Weatera....
do pfd
Co loo Paolflo
60 pfd
r. Bxpreas
V. t. Realty
0. S. Rubber ( ,
do pfd
U. S. sual
da afd
Vlrglula-Carollna Chemical
do pfS
Wabaab
do pfd
Wella-rargo Eipreaa ,
Weallnghoues Electrie ....
Weetern Vnloa
Wheeling A bake Erte....
Wlacwoaln Central,
da pfd
Northern Facile Ill
Central Leather
da pld loo
Sloes-Bhefleld
Uraat Hen Hern pfd 14,
Interhereuah Metropolltaa. . 4
do pfd 8,4.
Total sales lor the day. 171,700
Articles. . Open. HIgh. Low. Close.
Wheat j
September.... 87J H I 86 88Hn,
Iecember 9o 91 I 90 914)H
CoLn . I
Septomber..".. 47U 60 16fW 60S
Daciibr 4S( lt4 4, 4,B
A Asked. B Bid.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. July 8. -43KED Clover. $6.26;
alarcu. ia..ia; aisiae, aw; tiuioiny. iijd.
to.ino
lno
no
4i
ll.nfn)
t.l'O
3110
100
8.400
100
.ooo
1.100
lioi
KO
1.6.
M.1V0
lno
1 10
l.OOO
600
'406
l.Too
4.I0S
400
400
TOO
'iOO
'ioi
too
too
'
0
'JX
TOO
l!utio
l.eo
loo
TOO
i'ioo
4iM
100
"io6
TllO
I1.40
100
80. 100
100
l!io
100
I, Tito
400
11,10
1.1U4
l"
tin
in.
1
im
10T
1I2
ms
66H
II
a
8
7
4
S7
173
15'
UH
1474
IM
47
12
14
18
1T0"
ii"
45
14
40
4t
117
ii"
22
4
48
t
II
84
tin
144
48
11
13
lm
11H
iOR
11
10
6
1
:i
7
84
o7
173
176
tf
11
14714
16
6
18
17
31
40
4t
111
II
71
170
468 V
27 -J
70
4'H
40
117 J
141
14
Tl
21
Chea. A Ohio 16V Reading
Chicago Ot. W 1144 Southern Rf ....
C. M A St. P 118 do pfd
UaKeera 14 Southern Paclflo
D. A R. 0 21 Colon Paolflc ..
do pfd , T4 do pfd
Erie 14 V. S. Steal .....
do lit pfd 41 do pfd
do td pfd 45 to'etiaah ,
Grand Trunk J do pfd
Illinois Central 144 Spanish 4s
L A Naehrllla Ill
SILVER Bar. steady: 81d oer ounce.
MONEY 152 per cent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is 83 per cent; for three
months' bills Is 8 7-16afoVt par cent.
t
. 15
.111
. T
. 14
. S
. 41
. 6
4
. WT
. T
214
.144
. 44
. SI
.104
. 14
I
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 354
Swift and Company 836
Cudahy Packing Co 688
Armour & Co 6M
Omaha 'P. Co., from Mo. ISO
Cudahy P. Co., fm K. C. 160
Swift A Co., from K. C. 60
Armour Co., fm K. C. 118
Hill & Son SO
F. P. Lewis 22
I Sam Werthelmer 103
I J. B. Root A Co 17
S. & 8
T. B. . Inghram S
Lehmer Bros ' 17
N. W. A O. Co 85
Other buyers 336
OM4.II4 W IIOI.K. A I.K MARKETS.
Condition of Trade and C note t Ions
staple aad Fancy I'rodnre.
jroc.s-rer doi. i4c.
Hl'TTKR -I'aeklns stock, 17ifi17Hc; choice
to fancy dairy ll'u.tV; creamery, 21t23a
1.1 NIC I'll I LTUY-Spring chickens, 18UtVi;
hens. 9Htitit'; roosters. 6c; turkeys, 12o;
d'Jtks, lee: geese, 6c
FRI ITS AND MRLONS.
CALIFORNIA I'EACHKS Par bo,
$1.60; yellow freestones. $1 66.
CALIFORNIA I'Ll MS-ler crate, $126.
f'AI IFORNIA CHLRRIFS-Per box of
about 8 lbs , black of white. $2.00.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Lach, 85c,
41c ml ftV.
CA NTF.I .Ot "PK California, 46 to crate,
standard. $n jo; 64 to crate, pony, 83.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS- Llmonlera, 80O slse $7.60; 800
sire. $7.;:,, other brands. 60c less.
BANANAS Per mcilltim-slsed bunoh,
$2.li2 2f; .ltimboes, $2 6Uti3.6u.
OKANtlF.H Mediterranean Sweets,
fancy, 160 size, $4.00; 176. 200, $18 and
tM sites, $4.m; W. 126 and 2S4 slses.
$1.75: extra fancy,' 26c more per bo; Pt,
Michaels. 176. 200, 216 and 260 slses,
84.76; 128 snd 160 slses. 4 0; Valencies,
80. and 112 slses, $4.26; 186. 160, 178,
200 and 216 sixes. $4.7G(S.OO.
PATFS-Kauaway. 6c; sayera, 6e; hal.
lowls, 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, Mb.
box, fi.vv.
OIJJ VEOKTABLBa.
' POTATOKH Per bu , 90o. ;
NAVY BEANS Per bu., No. 1. $8,609
M0; No. 2. II HOWt.OO
P1TATOKH Per bu.. 81.85.
NEW PEPPERS-Per 6-bssket crate,
$3.00 to $;t.f.O; per busbsl boa:, $l.0a
ASPARAGUS 85c per ''os. bunehes.
BEANS New kii and string, per V4
bu txix or basket, 75o.
BEETS, TCHN1P8 and CARROTB-Pt
di'? Ivtinclie; .liWiaic.
PIEPLANT Per do. bunches, 200.
Cl Cl'MHKKS Por dos., 60i76o.
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-lb, crata,
$1.16. .
ONIONS Oreen ohions, per dos,, 860.
C A BR AGE California, 80.
LEAF LETTUCE Hot-nouse. psr do
licmis. 20c. ,
PARSLET-Hot-liouse, psr dos. bunohsa,
40c
RADISHES Per dos. bunobes. horns
grown, 20a
FEJCF CUTS.
No. 1 rib, 14c; No. ) nn. He; No. I rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17c; No. I loin, 12st No.
8 loin, 12c; No. 1 chuck. 7o; No. t cnuck.
c; No. 3 chuck, 6c; No. 1 round. :
No i round. 8c; No. 8 round, 8c; No. 1
plate, 3c; No. 2 olate. 80: No. 8 plats. 80.
MISoKLLAK EOUS
COFFKB Moastee. tdo. 86, 80 per Ib.J
No. 80. 2lc per lb.; No. 86. ISO per lb. J No.
If. 140 per lb.; No. a. 12o per lb.
CHEESE Block rwtss, lc: llmberrer,
14c; Young Americas, lfic
NITS California walnuts. No. 8, soft
shell. 12c; Braslls. lllc; pecans, lifj:2C
filberts, 12c; peanuts, raw, 7c; roasted.
California aimonas. i(ric; ooconnuis.
2,026
S.90J
8,896
4,124
2.113
1,837
47
800
218
ninta rteceipts BDOut is.iav ncsa: mar- , 1,1
get, best steady, others slow; good to prima raLIFORNIA DRIED FRITITS Prunes
heavy, $6.&0it6.!i6; medium to a-ood heavy. iri ,OIT1ewhat unsettled by freer offerings
$6,8046 90; butcher weights, $S.8oi(i"i6; good rom second hantis, who seem desirous ot
to prime mixed, $6.SMffi.i0; llrht mixed, : ,novlns supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
$6.0f&6.07H; packlna-. 8f..ta-o6.RO; plsrs, $6.603 iioni T rans Tom 6 to 0 for California
B.CO; selected. $.07(&6.17; bulk of sales, I fruit and fiorr 6Hc for Oregon. Peaches
$5.tjCir..86. .r slltchtly easier, with fancy yellows
SHEEP Receipts about 14. (TO head: mar- minted at 13,kc. Rslslns are nrm; tnree
ket steady to strong; sheep. $3 7fi'&6.00: cn,wn loose Muscatels are quoted at Bo
yearlings, $6.604(.26; lambs, 86.5Oii6.00. four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins, Wllo.
hfll'ES A kf iAit.0" viin wn"",
No t, 8c; No. 2, 7c; bull hides, 60; green
hides. No. 1. 7c; No. 2, 6c; horse, $l.ioJ
8,60; sheep pelts. pVetl . Tallow, No. L
ic; NO. isau. wool, tw
New Yorlx Xialasr (tocka.
NETW TORK, July At-Qoslng quotations
on raining siocks were:
Adama Con..
Alice
Ilr-cce
Prunawlck Con
Comatock Tunnel .
Con. Cat. and Vs.
Horn Btlaer
Iron Bllrer
Leadvllla Con. ...
10
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Ontarls
Ouhlr
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Sa-rasa
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes
Standard .....
, T
460
174
14
44
, 40
16
160
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, July 9. Today's state,
ment of the treasury balances in ths gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balances,
$256,1416,613; gold coin and bullion, $66,644.
022; gold certificates, $76,642,46
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, July . Bank clearings for to
day were $1,dc9,128.98, and for the corres
ponding lete last year $1,489,056.64.
Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, July 9. COTTON-Steady
at 13c.
New York cotton quotations, furnished
by Ixigan & Bryan, 118 Board of Trade
building:
Opening. High. Low. Close.
September 1183 11H6 1161 1192
October 1196 1213 1196 1211
December 12o0 1217 1199 1216
BT. LOUIS. July fc-COTTONi-eteady:
middling, 13c; sales, 80 bales; receipts, 60
shipments, 394 bales; stock, 14,968
339
Total 3,614 14.076 4,607
CATTLB There was a very sizeable run
of cattle today aa compared wlUi recent
days. The most of the arrivals were corn
fed steers and there were some right good
killers among the offerings.
Oood kinds of fat cattle did not show
much change, the desirable grades being
Just about steady with yesterday. On the
other hand the market was very slow and
weak on the general run of common to
seemed to
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10,000 head. Including 1,600 southerns.
Market steady to strong. Choice exports
' and beef steers, $6.20i6.N6; fair to good,
I $6.0tV(i.2o; western fed steers, $4-60(.26;
stockers and feeders, t3.3fif(j4.76; southern
steers, $S.2ut.i4.90; southern cows, 12.2ow3 5o;
' nstlve cows, $2 50ft4.75; native heifers, $3.8)
66.80; bulls, 2.7Hy4.76; calves, $4.006.45.
! HOGS Receipts, 13,800 head; market 6fj
1 7e lower; top, $5.96; bulk of sales, ISOOI
6.92; heavy, 36. 804(6.87; packers, $0.8641)
1 6.90; plrs and lights, .hf.o.96.
I SHEEP Receipts, 8.400 head; market,
strong; lumbs, $0.O04f7.4o; ewes snd year
lings, $6.26ifr.00; western fed yearlings,
$6.6ix'a6.0O; western fed sheep, $4.75 i 6.40;
stockers and feeders, $3,264(0.00.
nrettv decent kinds. Packers
have made, up their minds to buy their It. LanU Lire stock Market,
supplies lower and they were bidding; as ST. LOfJIS. Mo.. Julv . CATTLB Re-
10c lower pretty general y. ine,cHp,. bm head including 2.700 Texana.
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bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.-CXTTON-8pot
closed Quiet; sales, 600 bales; low ordinary,
81o nominal; ordinary, 90, nominal; good
ordinary, 10 7-16c, nominal; low middling,
11 ll-loe; middling, 13c; good middling, 14c,
nominal; middling fair, 15c, nominal; fair,
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Ji I 26"2 bales.
si I LIVERPOOL, July .-TTON Spot
25 1 quiet; prices 12 points lower: American
e 1 midtiiing rair, B.z.a; goon miaanng, 7.73d
1 . ..... rr ,.. - . . o UIJ.
iiiiuuuiiK, 1. 011; low iiiiuuiina, v.niu;
ordinary, $.13d; ordinary, 6.63d. The sales
of ths day were 6,000 bales, of which 600
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 4,600 bales of American, Receipts,
7,tJ0 bales, Including 4.DU0 bales of Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet and closed Very
steady.
asrar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, July .-8UOAR-Raw.
steady; fair refining. 3.33c; centrifugal, 96
test, 3.830; molasses sugar, 8.060; refined,
unsettled; No. 6. 4.60c; No. 7, 4.46c; No. 8,
4 40c; No. 8, 4.35c; No. 10, 4.26c; No, 1L 4.20c;
No. 12, 4.16c; No. 13, 4. loo; No. 14. 4.00c; con
fectioner's A, 4.70c; mould A, $.26c; cut loaf,
6.60c; crushed, 6.60c; powdered, 6.00c; granu
lated, 4.911c- cubes, 6.15c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, H74v48c
NEW ORLEANS, July Sj-BUQAR-Steady;
open kettle centrifugal, SVaTi'ao;
centrifugal yellow, 30 4c; seconds, i3
3p.
MOLASSES Quiet; nsw syrup, 8034a
Available Sapnltee ot Grata.
NEW YORK, July 8. Special cable and
telegraphic advlcea received by Bradstreet's
show the following changes tn available
supplies as compared with- previous ao-
00 tints:
Bushels.
Wheat, I'nlted States, east Rookies,
Increased 608,000
Canada, decreased 1.16,000
Total United States snd Canada, de
creased 460,000
Afloat for and In Europe, decreased. (.ooo.uu
Total American and European sup
ply, decreased 6 610.000
Corn. United States and Canada,
deoreased 81,000
Oats. I nlted states and (.snaaa, de
creased 1,24,000
The leading decreases and Increases re.
ported only this week follow:
1 decreases :
Manitoba ,
'Omaha
I Increases:
I Chicago private elevators.
much as
result was a slow market with sales any
where from steady to 10c lower.
Cows and heifers were in moderate supply
but, as the proposed agreement between
packers and sellers was not yet signed and
agreed to by both parties, packers were
still out of the market. The result was
that sellers were entirely dependent upon
outside buyers, so that the market was In
practically the same condition that it has
been In for the last five or six weeks.
It Is expected that the controversy will
be definitely settled Inside of twenty-four
hours, but until such Is the case shippers
had best be very cautious.
There was no change in the stocker and
feeder market. There was a very fair de
mand and the few cattle In sight gen
erally commanded steady prices.
Representative sales:
BEV.V STEERS.
No. At. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
10 1114 4 75 II 1101 I 00
1 1110 4 50 26 1064 4 Ml
( 441 4 40 40 IKS 4 OS
1 420 4 75 T 1041 I II .
II...., 140 4 Tfi 10 1250 4 16
1 400 4 46 20 1105 4 84)
1 740 t 00 M 1IT I 19
I 0 I 00 24 1141 4 15
1 826 I 00 II 1211 I K
21 lnll I 00 II 1111 I It
t 1L70 I 00 II 1261 4 II
2) 4U4 ( 10 10 l:4 I X
II 741 6 10 17 121J I 40
M 1010 I 15 HI 1211 I 44
II I 16 M 1.VP7 I 40
1 1WI4 I II 47 1JSS I 45
10 HOT I II 1171 4 to
1071 I GO U tt I 60
T94 I f 14 HOC 4 44
44 1001 6 60 T5 14SS 4 50
1 140 40 1 1270 4 60
14 101T I T 14 1214 4 54
1 1IK4 ( Tl 10 1S2I I 64
1$ 1140 6 in IS 1211 I 65
40 1030 I 40 It 1466 I 40
II llfl 4 40 II 1440 I 10
1 107T I 40 14 HIS I 44
it 1101 4 71 13M 4 40
IS) ,..1111 6 15 1 1540 I T5
.1250 I IS 1440 I 74
.1240 4 to 16 I 75
.1111 6 40 II 1501 I 40
..1248 10
Market steady. Native shipping and ex
port steers. tR.ftxSil .W: dressed beef and
butcher steers, $5.10$6. 90; steers under 1.000
pounds, $4.0ryn4.6fi; stockers and feeders,
$3.0iu4.2; cows and heifers, $3.0iV(6.25; can
ners, $1.50iii2.26; bulls, $3.orw.60; calves,
$40tjl0.00; Texas and Indian steers, $2.6040
6.76; cows and heifers, $1.6o4jfl.75.
HOGS Rwelpts, 9,000 head; market 64?
lOo lower. Pigs and lights, $5.4uir(i.06. pack
ers, $f. 604(6.96; butchers and best heavy,
$5.fHVfi6.(.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.500;
market higher. Native muttons, $3.50tfi'5.75;
lambs, $4.0noV7.W: culls and bucks, $2.Kn3.00;
stockers, $3.'.5'(j6.2S.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEJH, Mo., July . CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,790 head; market steady. Natives,
$4.60447.00; cows and holfers, $2.5txuo.b0;
stockers and feeders, $3,504(4.50.
HOGS Receipts, 1D.210 head; market,
7c lower. Top, $5.96; bulk, $5.82(5.87.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.427
head: market steady to 10c higher. Iambs,
$S.OO"(i7.00; yearlings, $fi 5tX&;.00; wethers,
$S2iu6.7t; ewea, $4,754(6.60.
Rloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., July . (Bpeclal.)
CATTLK Receipts, 700 head; market 10c
higher; beeves, $4.50i4.sT; cows, bulls and
mixed, $3.:&ft5.10; stockers and feeders, $3.7$
66.00; calves and yearlings, $3,0044 26.
HOGS Receipts, 7,500 head: market weak
to 5c lower, selling at $6.6035.70; bulk of
sales 6.ro3.'t
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400 head;
market weak.
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LONDON, July $. Money waa In good
demand and aupply In ths market today.
Discounts were firm. On the Stock ex
change tha recent advance pointed to a
satisfactory arrangement of ths settlement,
ut the markets developed Irregularity
under realisations from various directions.
Consols and Japanese bonds, as a rule, were
steady, but foreigners were easier; Ja pa
ne Imperial 6s of 1904 closed st le-".
Copper shares declined. In sympathy with
the other metals. Money waa steady. The
volume of business during the afternoon
was small. The market closed weak.
f-fc'iH lAsj Jul s.-Prlos oa Lbs Uoursuj
Market.
...877 0OO bu.
... 81.000 bu,
...162,000 bu.
Peoria
PEORIA. July 8 CORN Inactive; No.
8 yellow, 63o: No. 8, 63 c bid; No. 4, 62c;
no grade, 46ti61c.
OATS Lower; No. 2 white, 44c; No. 8
white, 44Ci-44e; No. 4 white. 43c.
RYE Nominal; No. 8. 8o-&4(6c.
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 8. EOQS Firm.
good demand; western firsts, free cases, 13c
at mark
. CHEESE Firm demand; New Tork full
creams choice, 13K;lSc.
Ualath Grnla Market.
DULUTH, Minn., July .-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, $1.08; No. I northern. $1.02;
Julv, $1.024; September, $108; December,
H.00V
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Stock la Slht.
Receipts of live stock at ths six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle, nogs. Biiecp.
8.910
.. 700
..10,000
.. 3,790
.. 5.5O0
.. 4.(00
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7,300
13,(V0
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4 76
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Kansas City
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis ....
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Total
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 8. MBTAL8 There
waa a sensational decline in tne price
of spot tin in the London market, which
was supposed to reflect a break In the
speculative corner. Spot tin was quoted
st 192 or 457 net lower, while futures
were 10 lower at 181. Locally the market
was lower, with spot quoted at 841.4(4l.oO.
Copper was weak and lower as well ss
tin and leading producers of this country
announced a reduction in their selling
prices. In the London market spot copper
WUS ail IOS lower nt jl&v mm imui uw-
rllned 2 10s to SJ. Ically lake Is now
quoted st 322.&Ot(2S 50; electrolytic at $21.60
622.00; casting. $20,604(21.00; casting, $20.6of
21.00. Lead was weak at $5.iyy6.26 In the
local market, but was uncnangea att.t) ids
In London. Spelter was zs a ntgner at
CALVES.
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4 14
4 64
4 71
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STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
110 I T6 1 141 I 4
4S4 I 50 1 671 I 40
440 I 40
HOGS Light and medium weight hogs
were In fair demand at a decline of 6c, aa
compared with yesterday's market. Hogs
of that description were the most sought
after and were ths first to sell. On the
other hand the heavy and mixed packers
were 64 luc lower than yesterday morning
or not very much different from yesterday's
xtrems close. The trade on this kind waa
less active, but as a matter of fact mm
everything sold In good season. Taking ths
rnurket as a whole it inlKht be summed up
as lust about 60 lower than yesterday s av
erage market. The bulk of all the hogs
sold at $6.6706.70. with a top of $S.T7.
Representative sales:
he.
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14...
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4ll ... 6 44 64 S44 an I 74
,UI ... 6 15 74 l:l IOO I 74
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M4 140 I SI 4 141 ... I TO
tM iae 6 44 Tl 14 84 6 TO
XW 10 I 41 4T. IM ... I 74
Kl IM 6 44 44 lei 40 I 70
.444 ... I 44 77 ..tai ... $ 7
71 to 14 T4 lit mo I TO
.M) 44 t 44 64 M KM $ 74
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 9. Despite Interruptions ta
business caused by th holiday last week
and by the vacation given to employes by
leading nianufseturers, ths volums of
sales In the wool msrkot during the pest
week has been surprisingly large. Several
million pounds have been transferred;
nearly all Is domestlo wools. Foreign wool
Is quiet. There Is more general Interest
among buvers, and rates are Increasing.
Fine wools are selling well. The leading
quotations are as follows: Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri, three-eighths blood,
3tc:ilc; Texas (scoured), fine twelve months,
727c; fine six to eight months, 6&4tWo;
fine fall, 676)io. . California (scoured)
northern. 6Vcic; middle county, fJVfJWo;
southern, 62!c; fall free, 674t6So. Oregon
(scoured), eastern No. 1 staple, niPThal
eastern No. 1 clothing, 7W720; eastern
average, l&T"c; valley No. 1. 0U4T62. Ter
ritory, scoured basis, fine staple, 724T7Sc
fine medium staple, flWfO: fine clothing,
6S471; line medium clothing) 6T4j9!c. Pulled
wool, extra, C4(f72c; fine. A, 6H4S3o; A
supers, 624(i8c; 11 supers, 437; C supers,
3ij :iro.
LONDON, July 8. WOOL A large num
ber of buyers attended the opening of tha
fourth series of wool auction sales here
todny. The offerings amounted to 14.9H6
hales, principally cross-breds. Home snd
French spinners were the principal buyers.
Americans took a few lota of Victorian
greasy combings at Is 8d, and fine half
bred New Zealand at full rates. Merinos
and tine cross-breds sold at unchanged
prices, but medium and coarse cross-breds
declined 5 per cent. Puntas Arenas offer
ings brought lower prices and si I pes wars
generally a penny below the May average.
Following am the sales in detail: New
South Wales, none. Queensland, 1.100 bales:
scoured, Is ld; gressy, Is. Victoria. I.Chk)
bales; scoured. Is tdt&Hs; greasy, MSfls Sd.
West Australia, bales; greasy, 7rtiftlld.
Punta Arenas. 4,200 bales; greasy, 8d'a1ld.
Falkland Islands, 1.2O0 bals; greasy. Bi1'cp
lid. River Platte, 600 bales; gressy. SdWlSd.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July WOOT-WeaH.
Medium grades combing and clothing, TMt
2o; Unfit fine, 23fi23c; heavy fine, 154T17c;
tub washed, 30t(36c.
Oils and Itoaln.
NETW YORK, July 9.-OIL tTOttonseei.
steady; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, f'ic. Petroleum, firm; Txew York,
t.4o: Philadelphia and Baltimore, 84 40;
Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk, $195.
Turpentine, easy.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good, $4 SifM.eo.
OIL CITY. July 8 -OIL Credit balances,
$1.78; runs, S6li6 bbls; average, 142.061 bbls.i
shipments, 140,463 bbls; average, 163,111
bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., July 9. OIL Turpen
tine firm; f.Co.
ROHIN-Flrm. Quote ABC. $3 f6ifiH.fTH:
D. $4.2oiH.25: E, 34 66fj4.8(: F. 84 66M.II6; O.
$4 70(fi4 86; H. $4.M7'4.90; I. 86 10; K, 85 .80;
M. $6.66; N, $5.65; W.U.. $o.8&; W.W., $6,863
6.0G.
Co tTee Market.
NEW YORK. July 8.1-OFFEPJ-Ths
market for cuffee futures opened steady at
a decline of 6if710 points In response to lower
Europesn cables and selling by Wall street
longs. Braslllan markets were higher and
receipts at Interior Braslllan points ran
rather light, Imparting a steady tone to
the market at the decline, while thera was
enough scattering demand to absorb offer
ings around ths Initial figures. Ths msrket
closed steady at a net decline of fWfi'10
points. Sales, 10,600 bags, Including July,
$5.45; September, $6.40rr.4; March, 84.60;
May. 35 65; spot, steady; Rio, No. T, 6c;
Santos, No. 4, 7c; mild coffee, quiet; Cor
dova, W2c.
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i
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