It
11
TTTE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, - JULY 6. 1910.
LKAIN AND PRODliE MARKET I
Wheat Has a Sbarp Advance at the
Opening.
CORN IS FIRM HIGHEX
j'-" Rales Jn.tlie Spring Wheat ee
e. How toother llalog Hash I
Minneapolis
Itu6 in- f
clears, iZ yJ JO.
HEW
i'
StartedMarket Oowi
, Strews.
Y OMAHA. July S. 1310,
Ml., Mt had a iharti jkivadcc at th rtn-
Irig.' .-.irons; n1 h.,;-ier Liverpool cauies
!ai a o genertl - ruins In the northwest
causes! ruait of buying by . commission
hoieea.at the start. Bears have no offer-
ings. ana tn early bulge was well sus
tained. . f i orn was firm and higher with wheat,
I regardieas at a jU.tr red rains, which have
i ? been received. It will take frea offermKS
from farmers to cause a decline aa long as
w A at .advance.
t ;' Wittv no, raj; lb In the atpring ht-t belt
(values easily advanced, and more bull news
4 tn rontinul dry weather started another
? buying ruah. wMva closed, the market
S i atron on the advance.
The few scattered iain over the oorn belt
; i were not cortnldered sufficient ana the aa-
1
Aance In whew made It ea-y fur bulia to
put (WD' values higher. Ca-'h corn sold
readily at Vttc lns-ner.
Primary wheal receipts were 1.074.000 bu.
and arupmerR were 2.i0 bu.. against re
ceipts jies tat ceu.OUO bu. and. ship
tnentH uf 30 0"K bu.
Primaiy com receipt were 1.313."M bu.
ni.d shipments w-re '" ba.. atfainel
receipt Juat year of Lotfc.otu bu. and stup
mems of 6M.OU0 bu.
Liverpool ciooed z-ft2'v4 higher on wheat
and Vu blghee on corn.
Local range of. Options:
Article. I Open! -H ttrn. I Low.-! Clowe.! Sat y.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Demand for Stocks Prostrated and
Prices Take Tumble.
BEAU PASTY IS DISCOURAGED
Ceneeejeeare la Dr te Low Level
Pending Sheraaaa Law Cases
Artiw laterest af
Seeeolateee.
Vheat I
July-...
Sept...
Corn-7 . 1 .
July...,
Kept....
Ostsw i
July..,,..
Sept.vi
W
94 ,
-fcrV
'4-
K
3i'ta:
. i
iff;
r i
!
. 94':
6V
I
r., .
94 a
6'
6twi
I
J7S
91
92'
3i;
YORK GF.M7.HAL MiRKET
Qantotlons af the Dar aa Varlaae
Taaa mnellttee.
NEW YORK. July l-riW:TUsQJf.
Kanaaa t'ihi. U1-fii- Kya Hotir, dall,
fair to Rood. M l.Vjt, choice to fancy,
M ar.fi 4 "A
f'oft.NMF.AL Firm; fine white and yel
low. 11 inLS:.; coarse. ILZifil to. kiln, dried,
S3 r.;.4.'.
WHKAT Spot atronc: No. 1 red, S1W.
nominal, e. t. f., to arrlv. elevator; No. 1
northern, SI K. nominal, f. o. b.. to arrive;
option were atronn an hmher on tha con
tinued absence of general ra4n In the north
weot and the f rmnees abroad and c oed
3JiTSc net hlaher, as follows; July, ll."'J:
September. tluTi lecembr, S1-'V Ke-
ceipti", bu. ; shipments, M F7 bu. !
CORN pot f.rm; No. 2. 6c. nominal,
elevator, domeatlc, to arrive; export. No. Z.
Kjc. nominal, f. o. b.. o arrive. Option
market without trancartiona and closed
'u2c n-t hiarher, as follows: July. 7c;
ptember, 70Sc; December, c. Receipts,
S .Si bu; shipments. 1.41 bu.
OAT 8pot firmer; mixed. to 33 lbs.,
nominal; natural white, M to 32 lbs.. 45i4c;
cl.ppd white, it to O lbs,, 47j43Hc. 1
ceipts, V.i.Mt bu.
HAT Firmer; prime. II SO; No. X. 11.130
1.1P; No. 2, HOCnllt; Na. S. XtolLOS. '
HIDF.8 13, Centra America 22c; Bo
gota, 2'aI2c.
LEATHER Julet: hemlock firsts, 2&3
27c; seconds. 22&24c; third.". VgZic; re
jected. 12"! -lie
PROVISIONS Pork steady: mess. S3 ffa
35 50; family, f Wf ahort clears. UM
Beef, steady; mesa. j!5.m? W ;
family 3Uai, bee nams. IMtavv.
Cut meats, steady; pickled belllee. W to 14
lha.. 17.tiiis..-iu; pickled hams. S141 j0.
Iird. steady; middle west prime, l-I.lmi!
refned. stendy; continent, 2.3i;
Sooth America, $14.00; compound. S!
.rs.
TALLOW Hull; prime city hhds., Sc;
country. "aii6Sc.
R1"'K Steady, domestic, Zic: Patna.
BITTER-Steady ; creamery, steady;
creamery specials. K'c; extraa, 2SV,ih2)!c;
ihi.J . . fi... '.".., 'X, il,t. i i . . m ..... n
to finest, 2a4-ic; process, second to special. hlj,torJ' of the supreme court has seen
Tis. fartorv. 225123': Imitation cream- Questions of more vital and peculiar Inter-
dollar. t4MS7a.i0; silver dollars of 10.
DiMi: silver certificates outstanding.
$!.a:il..
i-neral Fund Standard silver dollars In
reneral fund. n.li; current llahllltles.
tStf.J7s.J40; working balance In treasury of
fice. M2.3k2.tiH: In banks to credit of
treasurer of the I'Blted utetee. S4.ltt.a;
subsidiary silver coin. I'..770.3ie. minor coin,
vvl wtal balaoce In geoeral fund. Slut -1.11.
NEW TORK. July S Demand for etocks
showed an extreme prostration today and
p-ics were allowed to run downwards
without any sign of support by important
banking and financial Interests. The
amount of stock marketed waa not la rare
The seventy of the extreme declines was
notable on that account.
The bear party In the market seemed en
couraged by the facility with which they
were able to procure stocks ta cover short
trai sactions left open alter last week's
break In price. Having covered over the
three days' holiday Interval, they were
prepared to put out fresh snort line to
day. The demand was ao languid that
this selling waa easily effective, it was
ii. t. tt. it
se cos pee
CS.Xs.nt
V. s. . rp ..
suspected that there was some reselling I Am. Tobscco 4i . .
of stocks hourht on the break last week
for a profitable upturn In the market or
purely for purposes of support to check
the demoralisation. The signs that these
stocks were coming back on the market
Omaha ash Prtt-rm.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. KUTic; No. S hard.
tl'i c.rNa. hard. ur(rle-. No. 2 spring,
Ki0c;, Xiow ) aprmg, kWfUic -
CoOS No. 2 white one; No. 3 white,
9Vui"c; No. 4 white, Dtjf1:; No. I color,
fclStt.'.!: No. -f aoior.'iiiiuiTvcr No. S yel-
aspire-; Jur.-S )'rUg, SOJbc; no.
XjLAllowi, utiakci No. 2. iiic; xso. 1
t-7.l No. 4. Mii.Hc, p.. g:-.le corn, AMiSFte.
& S. 1 1 '"ii r m mrA STfl.tfTlL X white.
Sovc, N- -4 thlte. .iaiVo, No. S yel
low -Wtl3ic; No, 4 ydiuw, UVso&c.
BARLKk No. 4. 74ic; No. 1 feed
barley; 4l946e' rejected barley. 3Wlc
ttY . 2, WV'Oit; hie. 4,kX(r;0o.
- . lartet Receipts.
..-' Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago -,.......,.... S 23 101
Silnneapoilg V.B
C'mah t;...J.'.........'.?.........'. 17 3US 3t
LtV-uUs . ....... .). n ...
CHICAGO. GRllSI ad provisions
anclal lnlereau were pot eommltung them
selves to any effort to advance prices or
even to sustain the market at recoveries.
The consequence waa a drop, to near
laxt week's low level of prices early in
the day, but an arrest ahort of that and a
recovery later.
The renewal of the depression was not
accounted for by any striking new devel
opment In the situation. Th most Impor
tant Item of newe was the dvath of the
chief Justice of the supreme court of the
I nited btate. probably no period in the
erv. 2"r2fc
CHEESE Firm; state, whole milk, spe
cials. 15Vil; state, fancy while. 14e;
stste. fancv colored. 15c; state, average
prime. H'vjJ 14'c; state, fair to good. U
14c, state, common, lO&Uc; akima, full to
specials. 2 V?" 12c.
E'KJS Weak; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery white, 24tj77c; state. Penn
sylvania and nearby gathered white, d
23c; state, Pennsylvania and nearby hon
nery, brown, tSu-Jftc; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby gathered brown. tl&3c; fresh
fathered extra first. l2t; freak, gathered
extra first 17ylSc.
pori.TKT Alive, oulet; western Broil
ers. 35-S2V-; fowls. 17c; turkeys, 10jl4O.
Itresaed, steady; western broilers, S4-iC;
fowls, IVSlUc; turkeys. litjlBc .
HIC
eyta
FeVtarwa pt the T. ad I as aad Cloelns;
. Prices ua JBtytrd of Trade.
CHIAJ3Q, July S. For four days scarcely
any rain has "fallen In the drouth
stricken fields of the northwest. Temper
ature meanwhile have run high and addi
tional damage., la pceaurued to have been
Inflicted daily. Whether or not such In
Jury has been done the price of wheat here
closed "thta "afternoon with-a net advance
of Vta Cora, and- oata were also- ai-
fected,. the. former finishing T(jlic up and
the latter lyl'c. Hog products varied
late sale ranging from 17C loWef to 16c
bixh
A sLrona; . tone nrevailed In. the wheat
pit from start to finish. Quotations were
Vlthln o of the' top figure of the day
when'tha final rong waa sounded. Trad
ing, however, was not oa a eoale commen
surate with the wide change In, values.
The uoblic" so far as the Chicago biarket
w as eanceraed appeared 1 willing to leave
the calamity entiraiy u. the farmers and
the, statwik laria. .A proraioent crop ex
port here esurnated today mat tn total
yield fa thr lfakouis and iTInnesota would
b only jknt.Ua.u busheis as againat tne
arovernment June figures approximately
80.uj0 two tjuspels, . Farmers at one place
In Minmtadta were reported to have turned
cattle' into- the wheat fields. Elsewhere
plow Ibm .was said to have been started at
inAiy . points. News came from Alberta
that water was being hauled twenty miles
for stock. In Europe, ' Canada and the
United Mates alike, - tha visible supply of
wheat showed a rapid rate of, decrease,
ttoptember fluctuation . were between
k4o and SLOl's, 'with the cloea JSS"3c up.
at n.Ma.
Talk, of- hither bay., dried -up paMurea
and shortage uf feed northwest joined with
the strength of wheat In advancing the
price of corn. aVptecnber ranged from
ew to -M4c and wound up at lSO'WVc, a
gain oC IJaC aver tba previous close. - The
cash market was. firm. No. 2 yellow
closed at UMT:c.
Theie was tnflasntiai- buying of oats.
From,aio oa. the one -liand, September
pened an. 4 went as high as sc, and in
id" was llHc up, at 3SrSj1ic.
- C rurHW shorts' in July pork hoisted pro
niuns, but; heavy aetling by longs caused
bacjUei later. Final Xiguxea for pork
were at THo loss to 13o advance. lard was
down M-'gXifta and 'ribs also were cheaper
li(Ul7Ho.
Lealuvg tu tuxes ranged as follows: -Articles
Open 1 HigB. Low. Close.) Sat'y.
WEATHER IX THE GUAM BELT
Prediction for Coatlaoed Fair Te
Ight aad Wedaeoaay.
OH AH A. July S. 1910.
Rains were aulte cenerai within the last
twenty-four hours In the lower Ohio and
MissliHslpul valleys and southern states and
continue In wiaely scattered localities hi
the lower Mississippi valley and west gull
states this morning. Light showers were
scattertd over central and western .Ne
braska. Colorado and Montana dating the
last twenty-four hours. Considerable cloud
iness prevails in the central valleys this
nmrnlnf, but the weather Is genenuly fair
in loo eastern portion and generally clear
everywhere west of Missouri river. Tem
perutures were moderate throughout the
central valleys and east during the last
twenty-four uour. 1 hey were high on the
eastern slope ana tne weather waa very
warm hi western Nebraska. A temperature
of loH degrees w-as recorded at CMiberteon.
A barometrlo depression extends from tne
extreme upper valleys south over the
eastern Hoc ay mountain siope. This de
pression is followed by an area of high
nreesure over the west and tne continued
eastward movement of the . high pre sure.
soil probably cause slightly cooler weather
in' this vicinity tonight and continued- fair
tonight and Wednesday.
Temperature and precipitation at Omaha.
compared with the three preceding years:
UW. 1SU7.
Minimum temperature C2. St 24
Precipitation 00 1.63 1.33 .
Normal temperature' for today. 75 degrees,
XJefiatnscy.-la-prooipltatloa since March t,
U.S8 kaohee. :
lieflciency porrespondisg , period - in 1308,
1.0 Inches.
Kxcess corresponding period In 1S0S, 3. Of
rncties. . ...
Ie X WELSH. Local Forecaster.-.
Wheat
f July
1 tpt.
X lec. .
,lMay .
Jily
e 1
1'tytt,.1 t 01i . is TS
i wr t oi ! l oi s
voio v i i w i l s
l Al t 4SHS4 (
SSHfiSi 6SI 5" SSi SV.
tt.- leWSVt ' 1V V tS'S
juay eitki i'ei
July 3W--" I
Sept. . !
Dec. ixym; 4te
tXMki
Oats 1 1 1 1
. i
s:3j-m
3S,4KkjB
J'al I.
May
Pork
iily
ftpU
Sept.
Sept.-
U W
13 Si
U 2e
s'
1M,
3 M
1.
M M j !4 24 S7H
12 rWi li 06 12 OTt, 13 26
U U viVx, 12 le I Li 27V,
U S7H1 11 S7H! 11 12 TS 11 S2H
ii 771 u ci u e.vsi n 111 u w
xNo. a
Cash aioratirma w era aa follows:
FLOUR Sleady; winter patents, K6uj
46; winter straights, li.3oai-4.ts; spring
Sira.gnts, hmhji.iu, oaaers, M
H Y K No. S. 74 76C
BAKLL Fee or mixing, 4mS7c; fair to
choice malting, klac. , -SEEDS
Flax. No, I southwestern, S2.tt;
Ju. 1 northwettern. IS.& Timothy, te..
Cloven Sll.s
PROVlaloN8-rMs pork, per bbl., tSM
fc26. 76. . Lard, per luO lbs... II2.U Khort rlba
sides (loose), S12.7&U13.UV Snort dear aides
l, boxed I, 14 0O14.2o.
Total cleaiaiu.es of wheat and flour were
enual to- DO.O.W -liii. - Primary receipts were
1.V74.OJ0 bu.. cumtiared Kim ewl.wm bu. the
o-orreopondlng day a year ago... The visible
supply of wheat In the United S la tea de
creased 1.107. two bu. fur the week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage
decreased asetcuuo bu. Eatiuiaied receipts
for tomorrow : Wheat. 1 cars; corn, sM
cars; oats, 17 cars; hogs, 2k.tM bead. -
Chicago Cash .prices Wheat. No. 3 red,
SlOXyLujS: No? red." ltrll. No. 3
hard. 1 uoijl.ol; No. I hard. Ho1 tl UA, ;
No. 1 northern spring. 1 Ul.io, No. 1
northern spring, i tf..gl le; .No. S spring,
t(H-Hil.tlH- Corp. .No. 2. euviilc; No. a. iss,
tB&t'rc; No. S w-hlte. 4.'4S: No. I white.
tCVtuOc; No. 3 yer.iiw, ela2c; No. S yel
low, sj481c. Oau'No. t. itc. No. 3 white,
4141':, No. wh)tev33y40'c; JS. white.
fcly.uK-; staUcJarg. 4lc. , -
Bt TTEH-Oeainerws. 2tf2JHe; daltias. 23
SjJttC. .,'..-
E-kJS Recfclpta, IJ.Sil eaJl steady; at
mark, cases luu'.uded. ll'ic; firsts, 17c;
prime firsts .lac.' .
CHEESt-Sioady; "daisies. lHl."'c;
twins, UKilSwe; young .Amer caJ. liawc;
Vk horns. lVlic. , .
f. TATOE4ieiidf akoJce to fancy,' 13
CJOc. (sir to-cMd. Icg-lVa.
PorLTRY-adj; lerksys. lie; ehlck
ana. 14c; springs. lc.
VEAL Steady; su to sO-lo. wts . StS;
OT to to-lb. wts.. (uc; to Uo-lb. wts.,
1W4 loW. t '
Cuicagi ReceiiXsv. Wheat, S eara; corn.
t3 cars, oata. "lal cars. Estimated for pi
morrow: Wheat, fa cars; oora, iM cars;
!?' 8,1
sllaaosvevadU' OrwJa nariTet. '
MINNEAPtiUin July S--rLAX-Cloeel
t $J li-
CORN No. S yellow, SrSSe.
l Al t No J witHe, SsHtxttrc - .
It YE No. 3. 7i;V.
BRAN In 100 pound- sacks, tlLM.
I'LoCK First patents tin wood (. a. b.,
t Loale Gesioral Market.
ST. LOUIS, July ' a. WHEAT Higher;
July, 9c; tMiptember, 9Hc; cash higher;
track. No. 1 red, fl.Oitil.le; No. 3 bard, ssc&
I1.04W.
CORN Futorea higher; July. 6T7ic; Sep
tember, evisc; cash steady; track, o. X,
6tfc: No. 3 white. 3Wub4c.
OATA Futures higher: July. 3Si.e: Sep
tember. 37ir37Hc: cash higher; track, No.
2, 3tc; no. 1 white. srQnc.
KXh-Hteaay at c.
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents.
SOua3.36; extra fancy and straight, S-t-suiu;
.9t; nara winter clears, ss.ovtj4.iMt.
SEE1 Timothy,. LtMVa.a, .
CORN MEAL S3.25. .
BRAN yuiet; sacked, aaxt track, S6938o.
HAY Steady: timothy, ii4.S0tJla.se; prai
rie, 12.SOy 14.UU.
BAliOLNtJ iC.
HEMP TWINE 7e.
PROVISIONS Pork lower: Jobbing. S34.3&
Lard higher; prima steam, SU.SO&12.U0, Lry
so t meats steady; ooxea, extra snorts.
114.26: clear ribs. S14 24. short olears. SKse.
Bacon, steady; Doxea, extra snort, . is.it,
clear ribs. 316-75: short clears. lib. OS.
POULIRY weak; cnicaens, izw.
springs, l&ulc; turkeys, Uc; ducks, tc;
geese, Sc.
tttTTfcK-oteaay; creamery, ifuznae.
ELKi-HiheT at 17Vo.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 30.010 4.2U0
Wheat, bu 7f.20S . 27. eO
Corn, bu 2S3.W0 M.auO
Oats., bu K.7O0 U,7tx)
Ksssu City Grata aad Prevlaioma.
KANSAS CITT. July a WHEAT July,
96"-c; September, tc; December, STVOl
7ic; cash unchanged to Sc higher; No. 3,
I104O106; No. J. c 841.01; No. 1 red, S3)
6c; No. 3. 8'a3c
CORN July. iic; September. 6H,c;
December. 64Sc; cash unchanged to hc
lower; No. 2 mixed, eOauOc: No. 3, 67a
Sue; No. 3 white, 63c; No. 2. 2c.
OATt Unchanged; No. 3 white, 36 40c;
mixed, 34'o3dc
RYE No. 3. SSffTOc.
HAY Unchanged: choice timothy, S16.00;
choice prairie, 3U.2&.OU.6S.
BUTTER Creamery, extras, ISc; firsts,
24Wc; seconds, 22c; packing stock, aWo.
EGOS Firsts, H3; seconds, SXbO; current
rei-elpta, new cases, S4J0; miscellaneous.
14-vb.
10 ZHk 2V T4
fcO.ono o)Vt us 5H
f XI pi,
1 tit t 3
thm l 7 7
I1.ee li 4 49
ate e i U
:uo j m 3
B
10 114 11 It
oa 40 u n
lt.re Mk vrw
4W 101
SSA?
Wheat, bu.,
Corn, bu....
Oats, bp....
Receipts. Shipments.
.... 31wt 1W.W0
l4.i ltil.'WJ
12.UU0 6.U0U
Liverpool Grata Market. '
LIVERPOOL, July 6 WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 1 red western winter, no stock;
futures, firm; July, ts tied; October, tie
losd: December, e HSd.
CORN Spot, firm; o4d American mixed,
ta 4d, old Amfncan mixed, via Gaives
ton. 6a 4d new kiln dried. 6s 3d; futures.
eteauy; juiy, as ci, Bepiemoer, s sa.
FLoUR Winter patents, dull, 2Sa 6d.
Milwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. July J. WH EATV-No. 1
northern, 11.17 tfl'l.ls. No. 3 northern, ll-UV
OATS 12(3 42, c
BARLEY Samples, iSsjttc-
FLOUR Firm.
est to corporate wealth awaiting the decis
ion of that tribunal.
The extreme view of the pending Sher
man law cases before that court Is that
the very existence of corporations Is
wrapped up in the form which the decree
may take. Even where that extreme
view la moderated the opinion Is genet al
in rinancisj circles tiat aeimite nans
for forward action Involving the corpora
tions la held back, and will be deuved
until the supreme oourt has set Its defin
ite Interpretation upon the Sherman law.
Unless a special session of the senate
Is called to act early appointments to fill
vacancies on the supreme bench, a further
delay In the hearing of the cases until
after December 1 is regarded as unavoid
able. Another item In the day's dis
quietude was the large shrinkage In cash
holdings of the banks disclosed by the
Saturday bank statement. A loss of nearly
Sl.00.0o6 in the actual cash holdings was
difficult to account for. A S9.S13.80O loan
expansion did not consist with the known
facts of the drastic stock market liquid
ation, alrhouerh the semi-annual settle
ments might offer a plausible explanation
of the loan item. The cash Item, however.
caused a supposition that outside banks
had drawn heavily on the New York bal
ance and this directed renewed attention
to the possibility of further requirements
to conserve the interior banking position.
The easing discount market In London
and the downward course of foreign ex
change rates awakened discussion of pos
sible Imports of gold.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales par
value. ii.TWom.
United States bonds were unchanged on
an.
Number of eaiea end leading quotations
on stocks were as rouowa:
sales. Hlrh. Low. Close.
Allls-Oialmara era
Amalcametee Copper ...
Americas Aerteultanu ,.
American bt Sugar....
Americas Caa
Arawlcan C. A F
American Cotton Oil ...
American H AL. fli..
Am. Ice Securities
Amarlcaa Linseed
A aerlcaa Locomotive . .
Amatiosa . A ft
Americas 1. A h. pti.
Am. Ft I FVrandrtas....
Am. Baser Brining
AflMMos T. A T
Amorices Toeeeco ptd...
Amarlcaa Woolen"
Anaaanda. stlamg Co....
Atahtaoa
Atchison im ..
Atlantie Caset
Baltimore A Oslo
bmihnl staai
Broeklra Rai Tr ,
Ckaadiaa racifla
Oantral Laathw
Central Laminar std
Central m Hw Jersey...
Oiesi peaks A Ohio.
Chicago m Alloa.
Chlcase OC W., new.....
C. O. W.. pfd
Chieace N. W
C, at. A St. P
c. c a st. v.......
Col ore da F. A I
Colorado A Southern....
Consolidated Oaa ...
Corn Prodoeta
Delaware A Hadaon
Denver A Rio Grande...
D. A R, O. pfd
Manners' Serurltlea ...
Erie a
Erie let p(d
Brie Id pfd
Ceaaral Electric
Oread Northers pfd
Ot. Northern Ore etm...
Illlnoio Central
Inierboreeeii Met........
Int. Met. pfd
Int. Harreetar
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper .....
lntaraauoaal Pams
lo-va Central
Kansas CUt Bo....
K. C. So. ft
Laclede Oaa
Loulavllle Naahvllle..
Mina. A it. Luu
tc r. A I. t. M. .
M , K. A T
K. A T. Kd.
Misawui Pet trie
National Blsctt
National Lead
N R K. of M. Xd ptt.
New York Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western.
North AsMrtoaa
Northern Pacific
Paeine Mall
PeAnarlraBtA
People' a Oea
P.. C. C, A it. L
piueearf Coal
Pi Suet Car
Pal I men Palace Oar
Bell war Steel spring....
Keating
Ropaslla Steel
Republic Steel pld
Ruck Island Co
keck lalaad Co. Bt
s. L. A . F. td ptt ..
t. Louis sosthwestarji. .
St L. I. W. ptt.
Sloaa-Sborneld A A I...
southern Parma
oathera Halloa
so. Ralioar PM
Taoneeeee copper
Texas A Pacific
T.. It U a W
T , St. U. A W. Bid
L'alea Paclfie
talon Paciha pfd
I'. B. Realtj
V. I. Ilakoar
C. I. Sleet.
C s. Slaat aid
Cub CVipaer
Va -Carolina Chemical ,
Wabaah
Wabash ft
Western Maryland
Weaungheueo guactrts .
Weevera linloa
Wheeling A Leas Bno.
tillered.
Total sales tor the day, Mt.4vt) sharaa
Hie York Mower Market.
NEW TORK. July S. MONEY On call,
firm. Mi Pa. per cent; ruling rate, 3 per cent;
last loan, 2 per cent: oflered. 3 per cent.
TIM K LOANS Firm: 6 days. S,3,
per cent and days. ltri4 per cent; six
months. 40t per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER t4JS
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business In bankers' hills at S4 S37S
t)4 64 for SO-day bills and S4 for demand.
COMMERCIAL BILL6-4 SS4 H
SILVER Bar, SSVtC Mexican dollars,
etc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
CIom! quotation! on bonds today were
as follows:
tenlnt. M. M. 4ea St
VwtJapae 4a (Ma
.laiw do 4ea Ms,
lv(liK. C oe. lw ta Ti
.114 U t. tea, a IMi.... M
1HHU A N. snl. 4a .... 9t
. '.. k., K. A T. 1st ... t
.kw to gea. 4aa. at
. PMo. Paclfie la 77N4
. 7VN. R. R. of M. eee.
10 N. T. C. g. Ia A
da teb 4a 11
MN. T. N. H. A M.
1WJ cv. ta -..lit
HHS'N aw. let e. ta.. as
SI te ev. 4a. M
st Ne. PadfU ts I ,
ao as Is 1
0. . U rfag. ta .... :t
U Penn. cv. tsta 1U... KS,
KM Mo eaa. 4a. let
Reading gen. 4a t;
!' St. U A A r. f. 4s TV-,
US da sen. la ..... M .
tt. U 8. W. a. ta..
T1 do let gold 4s
t4Sraberd A. U 4a....
. II,"So. Pac. eel. U.,
C. M. A S-P. g tHa tit do tf. 4a
C, R. L A P. a. 4a.. do let rat. 4a
do ng. e. patso. naiiea, aa....
colo. Ind. ea 7t da gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4a ts I men Pacific la...
C. A A r. A a IS, tt1 e cv. ta
D. A H. cv. 4a. t do 1st a ret. es.
an. A R. a. 4s WHV. t. Rubber ta...
to ref. U "Nl. s. steel J, ea
Allla-Chal. let ta.
Am. As. ta
Am. T. A T. cv.
to
Armour Co. ma..
Atciiuoti gen 4a....
do c. 4a
to cv. ta
At. C. L let te.....
Bal. A Ohio ta
to
Mo S. W. ta....
Brk. Tr. e. 4a
t en. of Oa ta
Can. Leather ta
ec. at S. i. g. ta..
Ckea. A Okie 4a...
do ref. ea
Chicago A A. I've
C. B. AW- L 4a ..
de gea. 4a.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Tea to Fifteen Cents
. Hig-her.
HOGS SELL MOSTLY TEN HIGHER
Llheral Receipts ef Grass Sheep,
with DeoBoa Large aad Trade
Tea Flfteea teals.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. July &. 110.
Receipts ware: Cattle. Hofft. Sheep.
Official Monday
Estimate Tuesday 1.121 17tt 6.441
Same days last week.... IM l'il2 11.776
Same days S weeks ago.. tOVO l.la L'. Ill
Same days 3 weeks sgo.. T.t-h 14 iM 1,171
Same days t weeks ago.. ,1! ie.371 4.7
Same days last year .... 4.414 ll.TrS S.37t
Holiday.
The lo. lowing table shows the receipts of
cat l la. hogs and sheep st Sou an Omaha for
ths year to date, compared with laat year:
1J10. 1WS. Inc. Dec
Cattle t7711S t&t.4S 22.4
Hogs 1.12S.722 1.4t.Of.7 276.335
Sheep th.! 7e.l71 14.727
The following table shows the average
priors of bogs at South Omasa tor the last
several days, with comparisons :
.. hi,
.. t7
.. tl
.. 71
..love,
.. SJhj
..ltl
..101
Data mo. !lJ.lJOt.;l0J.ilirJt.U ;WA.
Jane 9..
June a..
June 33..
June 24..
June r...
June St..
June 27..
June 21. .
June 30..
July 1.
July 3.
i 891 0 30! S 101
I n it si, s :i
t 36, i Ul
IWI
S 07
S 07
s ot
S 13
6 If
S tOSI T 631
S lv T 5 S T7
0 14 Ts T to, S Mi
0 it 7 eO :
a tu ic
161 tu u a i a : .
S US t M. S W; 0 43, i K 14
S sO-,1 7 C 6 ! S 121 47, S 31 S OS
0 M 1 1 St 0 03 I S.ttl 6 h i 6 W
S SOS! 7 j OS) S 0t I S 211 "
s ;v, Ttnii;ilH t OSl i S 11
July 3. ...I 1 7 671 S OS 6 76, th, 5 29
July 4.... I , i
Ju.y 6. ... S SSVsl 7 71j ) S i S ttj i 25, 6 S
Distillers ta
gne a. L 4a
do gen 4a
de e. 4s, ear. A.
to aeriaa B
Gen. dec c. ta..
III. Con. 1st ret. i
bit Met. 4w ,
Bid, Oflered.
Uli 'Vi -Oaro. Cham. as.
.. tlWabaah let is. . . . .,.1A
.. 11 to tat A ax. taer..
.. trttWaatern Md. ta ....
.. tl Weal. Elec. av. ta...
. .ll.tHW la. Central ta.....
a. M Mo. Pac. -cv. la rtls.
.. lt
tt
W
Leadoa Stock Market.
' LONDON. July a American securities
opened quiet today. Only a limited amount
of business was done during the first hour.
At midday the market was quiet with
prices ranging from unchanged to Sc be
low parity.
Cloeina- auotations on stocks were:
Consols, money... 82WL. A N 147H
do account tnuM.. K.. a- i 34
Amal. Copper .... Ot'sN. T. Central 117
Anaconda Norfolk At W 100
Atchison Ti do pfd S3
do nfd 102 Ontario W..... 43
Eal. A Ohio UOHPfcnnsylvant b1
Canadian Pacific. m Rand Mines ..1... SS
Ches. A Ohio 70 Reading 74S
Chicago O. W 2S So. Railway 21S
C., M. A St. P....le, ao pra m
De Beers lTiSo. Pacific ..1I5S
Denver A B Q... S2 Union Pacific ...,13S
do pfd 73V4 do pfd 4'
Erie 2iSU. S. Steel 72
do 1st pfd 4J'. do pfd Ill
do 2d Pfd....... 32 Wabash 17S
Grand Trunk .... tfi do pfd 37
Illinois Central ,.13R Spanish 4s ft
SILVER Bar, stesdy st 2tSd per ox.
MONEY lru lit per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 1 11-18 per cent; for three
months' bills 113-166 IS per cent.
Bestow Otoeks aad Bonds.
BOSTON, July 6. Cloning quotations on
tnluing stocks wore as f ollowau. . . .
Sundsy. Holldsy.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union atock varda. Suuth Omaha. Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending t o'clock
p. to., July 6, 1810:
RECEIPTS CARLOT6.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'l
C, M. St. P 6
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacific 13
C. A N. W., east 1
C. A N. W.. west r
C, St. P. M. A 0 7
C. B. A Q., east
C, B. A Q . west 63
C, R. I. P., east.. 7
C, R. I. A P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central 4
Total receipts ....128
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle, nogs- sneep.
Picnics and Athletic Contests Feature
of Independence Dsy.
STEVE LUKIS SESIOrSLT HUM
llss :e Loosed from "ocVet ta
Fight White aad Bloek Mea
Have Flslle F.m-
rWuTil'l.: OT AT SOUTH OMAUA
rrovemeni waa noiiceatue oti pmui'i.',
timing to meager receipts In a general
wsv, todav s sai were fully l"ilc hianer
than those of ia'l -Thursdav. or quota My
strong with lat aeeks close.
II and v weight wethers sre meeting wkh
more active Inquu y than the heavier
graded, of course, but even the latter claas
of stock Is selling to advantage. Several
loads of heavy westerns went at 14.40 and
100 to It-pound kinds of strictly prt'iie
qusllty are quotable at 14.60 or belter. Nt
many spring lambs were oti saie and prices
In this branch of the trade experienced no
actual change.
Feeder oflerlngs met with a ready de
mand and moved in very good season at
figures that looked to be fully steady t
some higher In spots. A few feeder lambs
were Included in the run. but hood fteder
sheep were relatively scarce.
uuotatlons on grass stock: 1. noire svring
limha. 7.2.-u7. .0; fair to good st.rmg lambs.
tn M;7 23: gooI to choice yearlings 15 lid
6 50; fair to good yeari:ngs. i :.tia is; g oo
to choice Wethers. 14 .tir4 50. flr to g.nl
wethers. Slot.So; good to cnolce eat.
4 00H.?3: fair to good ewea, llairuLOO.
Renrenentar.ve sales:
757 Oregon wethers 113
31 western lambs M
44 western ewes 1'
24 western ewes, culls i
It western ewes, culls "0
17 western ewes 103
138 western yesrllngs W
21 Wyoming wethers, culls ko
p4 Wyoming wethers I'"
167 western bucks 133
60 western bucks, culls 121
a Idaho ewee st
2tS Idaho wethers M
4 33
7 to
3 73
2 76
2 60
3 H
1 W
3 30
4 40
3 00
2 0)
1 73
4 40
CHICAGO 1.1 K STOCK MARK KT
Cattle aad !fs Higher heep Re.
, ported Flrws.
CHICAGO. July a CATTLE Receipts,
.) head: market TOH5c higher; steeitt.
ti iitS.iO; O0. S4.avS.00; heileis. Sl tt'j
aft); bulla S3-po-7; calves. S3.(.a7 If.;
stockers and feeders, S4.0o-o.70.
HuOS Receipts, lt.ow head, market 10d
5c higher; heavy. S ISfrS 2o; butchers. :'..0
tJ 40; mixed. S.lftr9.3l; ItBht. $- ij.3;
packing. 10, pigs, S9.U3l.4'i; bulk of
sales. t Oii 33. -
SHEEP AND L.A MBS Receipts. 12.000
hd; market firm; sheep, l3.7Vg4.63; year
lings, 4 50h.2C; Ismbs, S7 00t4 60.
14 20
1
It
'i 'i V.
10 1 1
1
'i
40 22 1
BW lmu, JHH ltsu.
.. l.sre lute ill Hit
40 (1 1 1
.7 lt St lit" -,
.. I7H ! 17
.. ." 17 tne, ' sit
toe ai4 014 Ml4
.. l.hn) 111 107 101
.. I.tut 1074 10f let
It
.. SO 14W R TJ44
1.4M IM14 1M . let
.. i.too list n ti
too lot in v
, 2
.. I. MS 71 TJV, Tluj
ve t n t;
.. jne Mi U im
... is) t4 4t
... I.tut 141 i3v :n
,.. U.4St HHt 113 1H1
Ml TSVa 7i Tl
M0 2 tl"4 II
... tW U 64 tl
... t0 13 1101, ISO
T II 11 124
tte 1U 117 U4-
... l.loo io ttv, ttt
tOt TVI tt t
M0 r 17e
... loon tf It
art tie tit
M Mohawk
. itti Nevada Con.
. Xi Nlptoalng Mtnaa .
. llti North Butte
. North Lake
. lipoid bomision ....
. 1 Oaceols
. a perrott 8. 4 C...
.Is Uvilncr .1....
Centennial 1 4V, Shannon
Cooeer Bance C. C. H Superior
Beat Butts C M 1 Superto 4V a, M.
Alloues
Amal. Copper
A. E. L A g
Artaona Com.
Allaatie
B- A C C. A A M
Coalition
Arlaona
rt
- sn tatvt 11
.... I.tie 32t 13
l.tlU US Oi
to
140
124
as U0 111 VT!
IBM It 17 IT
1 tt 4 48
I.7W s si t
lot ut :t lit
let 10 m rt
tuo 4 tit tl
it
l.ooa tit rt rv.
is 11 ti ni
lit Mk st t
LM I44t lttS 141t
r?
so m in in
4.4ut est 11 11
let st tf tt
LA it id tMl
lot lot 11 Kit
I, JUS Tt Ut tit
Ltot r Mt S
1, too ui nit mt
tot 4Mb lit 4lt
1 11 t7t Pit t
ill tf 16 4t
T.toe lit lit lift
tot Mt t
H.i to lt 117 1 ur
7S4 Hl5 104 14
Praaklln
Olroux Ooa.
Craabr Con. ........
Greene Caaanaa
Isle Rorale Copper..
Kerr Laae .
Lake Ooppar
La Salle Cooper
Miami Oopner ......
Bx-div. Asked.
Vi Superior A P. C. .
tt Tarnaraili
hi V. B. C A O
. ttL. 1. I. H. A ts,.
. lit do pfd
, Ttltah C00J... ......
. tltW'Inona 7.
, W erwolrertne
II
MBx-div. ant askat.
.. lit
.. lt
.. lot
.. I
.. U
..IM
.. 11
.. tt
.. IS
.. t
.. tt
..
.. 4t
.. X4
.. H
.. 47
lt
.. t
..let
vts York Cwrh Market
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, cut south axieemn street,
Omaha :
Bay State' Oas.... 22 InsplratJon Vs
. loti-arose t
S 1-WNevada Con. IS
. 10 Kewhouae If
bfjtte Coalition
Cactus
Chino ,
Chief Con
Davis-Daly ,
Ely Central ....
Elv Con
Franklin
Q'.iroux
tioldfield Con. .
Gold. Florence .
Goldfleld Daisy
Greene Cananea
1
..l2t
Omaha Packing Co..
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Krey Packing Co
Murphy, shippers
Benton, Vsnsant A Lush.
Stephens Bros ,
Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
J. H. Bulla
L. Wolf
McCpsary A Carey
a Werthelmer
H. P. Haral ton .
Other buyers
Totals
IM
OtJl
77
tog
87
30
.. 142
..
.. 12
.. 78
.. 63
.. 15
..
..1.890
.. .2.902
630
639
423
7SO
201
1.2tw
4M6
93
1,4-6
672
4.941
lSOhlo Copper ... 111-14
ltKawhtde Co. ..
97 Ray Central ...
66 Swift Pkg. Co.
9Sears-Roebuck
OSSupertor A P...
8v,Tonopah Mln...
itTrialiy Copper
North Lake ...
Bohemia .......
let
"lot
it
11
lot
t
lilt
lot
't
t
t
Peoria Grala Market.
PEORIA. July a-OORN Higher; No." S
white, 2c; No. 1 yellow, sOc; No. 3 yellow,
tor; No, a c; No. 4. See. ,ne grade. U&
ooSc.
oats Higher. No. 1 white, 40c; No. I
wnite, arte; r o. t wmia, sjc.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July a WOOL In the absence
of any demand for old wool. Interest in
the local market is centering snore and
more In the new clip now being shorn.
Growers are still demanding pricea . which
eastern dealers consider excessive, yet a
fair sale of' Ansona la reported.
The only Importance locally has been a
row nunarea pounds or fine, unwashed
Ohio at lie, which la said to reoroaont a
heavy loss. There Is, a good demand for
New Zealand crossbred s, but polled wool
is euiL 1
Dry Veati Market.
NEW TOR1C July a DRY OOODS The
ary goods markets wore very quiet st the
opening .after the holidays. Mails brought
forward many requests for the prompt
shipment of snerrhandiae under order for
delivery July IS. Men's wear and di eaa
goods selling agents are Inclined to num.
pone the opening of leading lines 'until as
late a date aa- possible. Cotton yarns are
quiet, ivxpon iraoe xata.
U4.M lMs 140
40t t 1
he M ti
17,100 tt rt
1.104 rt it
Le 41 tt
la) rt
MS TI Tl SPW.
IOV tt tt S4
, tt.ts 111 Ut Hit
, I.OUt It 11 t
M laS ti a&t
1 e. 22t
St lb 17t t.'t
IO0 24 Bt H
e tt t 4t
W HO ISO Mt 7 1
, l.tut tit t st
ne te ts e
e its rt si
.UMBO tit ttt est
. I.ho U4 Hit 114
la O't 44 t
l.MO ttt ttt bit
l.Tue 17 1 lit itt
it, ww n tit
lot tit 42 1 a
kw fit ts ts
os t-t tl tot
...... ..... tt
New York Ml alas; Stocks.
NEW YOBK. July a Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alloa to Laadrllle Con.
Brunswick Cos. ..... T Uula Chief ..
Com. Tunnel stock... 23 Mexican
de boc tie It Ontario
Con. Cel. A Va 11 Ophlr
Horn silver 40 surdart
I roe luver in Yellow Jacket .
Ottered.
No.
7....
24....
..162S
1 a
11....
3li....
...
40....
CATTLE As usual for a holiday, which
was rendered still worse this time, owing
to the fact that Instead of one there were
two Intervening days, the market was in a
more or leas uncertain condition. Every
one seemed to be a little undecided as to
Just what course values would take, with
the result that the market was later than
usual in opening and the trade pretty slow
at the beginning. Receipts were very
moderate and the feeling was that prices
should be higher, but buyers were not In
clined to take any chances by bidding the
market up until they were thoroughly in
formed as to conditions al eastern market
points.
The first cattle to sell were feeders,
there being only a very light supply of
cattle of that kind on sale. The fact that
speculators were all sold out together with
tne better feeling created by general rains
at the cioee of last week maoe every one
anxious for fresh supplies. The demand,
however, was plainly for weighty feeders
of good quality and tbey sold very readily
at prices that were strong to 10c higher.
There were hardly enough stock cattle in
sight to make a test of the market.'
violations on cattle: Good to choice
cernfed steers, 17. 60$ 126: fair to good corn
fed steers, to. 601x7. 60, common to fair-corn-fed
steers, S6.0uQ4.6O; good to choice corn
fad cows and heifers. pS.OKfft.OO; fair to
good cows and heifers, S3. WU6. 00; common
to fair 001 and heifers, S3.7d93.90; good to
choice Blockers and feeders. S4.26$p6.75; fair
to good slocaers and feeders, e.i6at.;
common to fair Blockers and feeders, 33 00
(J3.76; stock heifers, S3.2r4t.OO; veal calv
13-5o&7. OU; bulls, stags, etc., "3.11)6. W.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Kansas City Live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July i.-CATTLE-Ile-celpte.
lo.tun head. Including 4.at southerns;
steers steady to weak; cows strong to loc
higher; calves 2C higher; dressed beef and
export steers, !7.25js.): fair to good. Ij.V.i
7 2o; western steers. t4.uM .'.60; Mockers an l
feeders, SS"SiSw; southern steern, 3". i.'lt
A: southern cows, e2.76ti4.5ti; native cowh,
S2.6utjtj.75; native heiiers. It-TTyy Mo, bulls.
U-Oidal 75; calves. S4ttT.Si. . .
HOOK Receipts. 4.00U head; market
10c higher top. e-'20: bulk of saien. t.95(
1 15: heavy, St.koeiouu: packers and butcher.
S0.16tjW.1S; light M.U 2"; pig". I "U -"
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, s.000
head; market strong to loc higher; lamtwt,
S7.tftpS.10; yeSrllngs. 15 oury .ij; wethers.
S4.0O-(jS.0O: ewes. o.744.75; stockert and
feeders, 12.7Vij4.75.
St. Lowls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Juj 6. CATTu-Rce!pt.
a) head. Includin 3.200 head Texans; mar
ket stesdy to 16c lower; native shipping and
export sieers, 17-25'&S.SO; dressed beet and
butcher steers, xo.uu43s.zo; sieers unucr i.v
lbs., r.TTQ7 60; stockers Bnd feeder S4.2bj
S.75; cows and heifers, 34.607.25; cannrrt..
12.76ffi3.tio; buns, Sf.2atJo.jw; caiveis v '"" r'.
Texas and Indian steers, H&0?r7.00; cows
gnd heifer. J150&5.7S.
HOGS Receipts, 8.200 head: market. 10c
higher; pigs and lights, fil.ou gn SO ; packers.
19 23VJ.40; butchers and best heavy, Ps.Miq
1.47..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts.
head; market steady; native muttons. 4.t)0
f)4 60; lamba. SS.7&aX.:S5; culls snd bucks.
Sj.50iiii6.75f stockers, 13.004 00.
St. Joseph Live stock Market.
bt iaskph Jul s CATTLE Receipts,
S.Ott) bead; market steady; steers, la.Wui.M;
cows and heiiers, f.wu.st. caiea, ea-i
!
HOGS Receipts, 2.UUU neaa; marnec,
higher, top, r20; bulk of sales. tH.Kir lo.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
bead; market strong; lambs, xi.50li3.0!).
Stork 1st Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
Western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hon. t-neep.
South Omaha.,,....... Llo 1.744 6.4o0
St Joseph ..a... t.wm .o"o l.o-v
Kansas City ....,.-.v. .10 two t.WM uw
St Louis wi. awo 8.3W ll.t
Chicago .10,00V 1S.0U0 13.1MI
10
5
. t
. f
SO
Beak Clearings.
OMAHA. July a Bank clearings for to
day were 13.39.H41.tB and for the corre
sponding date last year 13.830.110.44.
eeewnrtes.
Qantations furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr.. sTU New York Life bulldiag. Omaha:
Bid. Asked.
la T. A. T. coL ts. Itt so Bt
Benson (Neb I BcSeOI la, M -st MS
Cltj Nat' I Baaa Bidg. ea, lta tt lot
City el Oaoehe tta, IMS iMt Mt
Cinisn "- Ula tea. Co ... ..... It
Oeraaaa rue lea. Co ka lott
leoa Partiaad Comsat 1st satg. ts tt let
kaaaa Out. Mas. A uneoi sit It M
Baoaaa Oea A Bie. T pld - tt 1
Uneeln INeb.1 ta, list It ' Mt
Lea Angeles O. A K. ta, US) tl M
Uaeola (Sab. I Tree. ta. INS M Mt
Mioaisaa Staio Tel. at Mt trt
Mema A Co. tta. "1M 1 II
Nee, Telephaao aloes. . ss dir.... Mo 191
hieO. TracMua A Peeor Is. IMt It . It
Oraaha Walor Co. ta, iMt rt Mt
Ooaana Cea is. Ulf M tt
Oaaaaa hlaetna Lcght ace.. fL at M
Oaaaho AC. . St. Br. B(A. a. ' Ut tit
Omaha A C. B. St r. as, lata. rt Mt
Ocaafce A C. B Rr. A B- std Itt ttt
Plattsaaaillh (Neb.l Tat. ateek, 10 1 SMb
feitt aad Ceaapaap as, 1 la. a lost
City at south Omaha is let 1m
state Inearaaea Co US let
l'alea stock lards sues, so, Omaha.. M M
I'awa Cabsuroeuaa Co. Ibaaeej Tt TT
utteawatiasil Caa. Ch. (hssaal Tl tt
Trap airy Statwasowt.
WAHHINUTOH. Jaly A The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of bu si a see
today waa aa follows:
Trust UB1 Ool cola, M3. 167. st; allvsr
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, July a COFFEE The
market for ooffee futures opened steady
at an advance of 64ij points In response 10
higher cables, and Improved during the day
on local bull support and a little European
buying in the absence of aggressive offer
ings. The close waa steady at a net gain
of 64J10 polnta. Sales. Including exchanges,
were 38.260 bags. Closing bids: July, l.iOc;
August Attic; September, .6c; October snd
November, (.80c; December, 4-8&c; January,
A87c: February, t.ftlc; March, 4?0c; April,
t.Slc: May. 3c: June. t-Nc. The world's
visible supply statement showed a some
what larger decrease for the month of
June than expected, the visible as of July
1 being 13.71k.630 bags, as compared with
12.141,067 last year. A prominent French
authority estimates the total crop of all
kinds marketed during the last season at
19.125,000 baga Jundiahy Receipts. 27,100
bags, as compared with ta.lOv bags last
year. Spot Quiet; No. 7 Rio, 8Sc; Saatos
No. 4. Sc Mild, steady; Cordova, iota
12Sc.
Metal l.irkat.
NEW YORK. July a METALS Standard
copper, dull; spots and futures. 111. sou li.lv:
London dull; spot, A64 13s d: futures 56
ta id; locally, Lake, SU-CSellS; elec
trolytic, fit 25XU.60: casting. 112 12V513.25.
Tin dull: spot and futures, 33. ou. Lon
don steady; spot, 150 2s td; futures, 1L
Lead quiet; spot, S4-37Svt.4t, New York;
H 4i4.i;v.. East St Louis; London spot
11 Us td. Spelter dull; iD.t&Ut.H. New
York; S47S1r5.B. East St Louis; London
spot 23 6s. Iron lower; 4ss lOSd for
Cleveland warrants tn London: locally,
quiet; No. 1 foundry northern, SIS. 500 i& 75.
Cetlea Market.
NEW YORK. July S.-COTTON-pot
Closed quiet 10 points higher; middling up
lands, 16.46c; middling gulf, li-Joe; salea,
11. 7 baiea. Futures: Closed steady. Clos
ing bids: July, 16. 4.1c; August, 14.10c; Sep
tember, II. 38c; October. UTac; roovember,
12-tac; December. 12.67c; January, 123. 5tc;
enruary. iz.btc: Marco, 11 c.
ST. LOUIS. July a-COTTON-teadT:
middling, ltc; sales, IM bales; receipts. tl
baiea; shipments, 680 tiiei; stock, 11.86
bales.
Itgar Market.
NEW YORK. July 6 SUGAR Raw
Firm; anuacevedo, Ut test. 1 8uc; oontrUtuga.1,
M tost, A Sue; molasses sugar, 89 test, llic
Refined, steady , crushed, aSCc; granulated,
116c; powdered, aific.
Av. IT.
... 846 6 60
... 643 5 75
... f7 i 76
... fctt 15
...983 25
...1044 7 00
...13j0 7 0U
...1151 7 10
... S50 7 10
...11 7 10
...lint 7 10
No.
....
20....
11....
18 ...
20....
K...
....
62....
9U....
64....
Av. Pr.
11W.7 15
1215 7 10
1181 7 28
1115 7 25
1319 7 40
1313 7 55
1270 7 55
1421 7 oO
14JS S 00
UAI 8 00
1554 8 25 '
COWS.
804 3 05 7 &75 3 85
918 3 20 12 48 4 25
M S 25 6 1080 4 X
Sol 1 3tt 7 1087 4 50
8t2 S 70 17 943 4 80
8Ui S 80 1092 t 25
.2 3 80 4 S75 15
HEIFERS.
, S38 3 10 805 4 50
517 1 ft) 8 871 t 50
, 737 3 So 7 802 4 M
BULLS.
1475 1 TO 1 1SJ0 175
CALVES.
330 3 00 1 110 00
414 4 00 3 K ( 25
SM i 00 1 10 23
206 5 26 2 lt 25
170 a 50 3 100 (26
90 6 50 2 120 ( 60
212 ( 00 10 199 ( 50
...... It O) 1 150 ( 75
200 ( 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
507 1 40
48 1 ao
594 3 75
673 t 10
4.
IS...
18...
4...
717 4 25
823 4 60
854 4 60
861 6 00
12...
6...
S...
11...
4...
10
25
I
12
3
S
4
1
3
12
1
1
7
(
20
la
H. Pets Wro.
No. Ast. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
18 cows 1061 4 HO 32 cows 921 S 16
Scows 11S 108 S calves... 150 (25
W, Johnson Neb.
73 con s 963 S 90 cows 895 3 90
J. 31. Enochs Wyo.
11 cows 1X 3 75 ( cows 950 S
cows 970 4 30 8 steers... .1211 6 35
WYOMING.
48 feeders.. 1009 6 3b i feeders. .1008 4 30
Scows lObl 1 75 3 cows.....lttA) J 75
HOGS Receipts of hogs were the lightest
of any day this year, barring one or two
exceptions, and prices ruled higher
throughout Dime advances were the more
frequent, a large portion of the bogs
changing handa on this basis. Some &uiloc
higher business was done, but salea at the
leaat advance were hardly numerous
enough to Influence the market as a wnole.
Heavies and rough mixed were neglected
as usual, and had lo sell at the bo Hum ef
the list.
In point of activity, the trade was equally
satisfactory in both divisions. Aside from
a few scattered loads of weighty hogs,
everything sold before 10:30 a. m. Closing
rounds wore very slow and dull on this
particular class of stock, extra heaviee
toiling as low aa IS. 70. Shippers purchased
about 6uv head oa outside orders and paid
tne high price. ov. for a load of light
One of the larger packers bougnt sparingly,
but three other droves, aggregating alotoat
3.0U0 head, averaged 18 88.
A spread of 31.sU0e.s6 bought up most of
the offerings, as compared with Saturday's
balk of SeTOfeAsS. Tops remained un
changed, with 39-00 as the high price.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. gh. Pr.
36 20 40 S TS t0.....rS 40 S67H'
M 9S H IN Be lit lot) 8 T7W
Celehtatlons as various s.s the cU'ee
snd the moods cf soc ety niuiked the ad
vent and promt ss if the rational holiday
In South Omaha. With the first liisht of
dawn txclted snm',1 boys popped their
crsckers and hurled torpedoes in all di
rections frightening even tfo loquacious
sparrows into timid silence. On the heels
of the boys came young men who. in spite
of strict orden to the e.'iitrsry, fired re
volvers snd heavier firearms to add to ths
big noisy day.
Early In the forenoon a score of plcnle
psrtles set out to various proves and lakes
bent on a grod quiet oeirbratlon In the
country. Anu-ng the more elaborate cele
brations were those by the Ladles' auxiliary
to the Ancient Order of Hibernians, the
ha mi 00 k Athletic cluti snd the South
Omaha Country club.
The former order celebrated In Syndicate
pink and the day was distinctly a quiet
one, largely stfnded by women snd chil
dren, family parties, wllii the main object
of rest
The Shamrock Athletic association enter
tained about 2,000 giieti st Seymour park.
The scheduled j-poits were carried out With
the usual uccci-s of sucii affairs on the
Fourth of July.
Three hundred people attended the cslo
brut ons at the South Omaha Country club.
Tiusc cjI. filiated of racing, golf and tennis
playing, a good dinner in the evening and
U10 regular holiday dance.
The lacing consisted (,f a motorcycle con
test with four machines, in ehich W. E.
I'eey won first money, Harry Stafford
second and D. 1. Wallace third. In the
horse race W. A. i'ltxsimmoiis' horse won
in the quarter-mile dasli with three com
petitors. Tne older boys' caddy race wa
won by James Barrett, second place was
Mun by llavinond Claik. The younger
boys' caddy race lit nor by Kay
Mullen. A. Buresh was soconl and Ed
o Neil thltd. In the little boys" race Ralph
La vert y was first, Paul Ilulbrook second
and H. Smith third.
In the driving contest on the golf links,
I, A. Kellogg won first with a rO-jard
drive. Kl.-hard Montague won the ap
pjouching corneal on No. 9 green. He al.-o
on the low medal handicap score. J. F.
Fitzgerald tied Floyd Sherwood for low
medal score tor scratch, each making 94.
Mrs. E. V. Arnold won tne women's golf
match. The follow 1111; art- the scores for
the sixteen nun v. hi- uualtr;. d for the
J. T. O'Neil cup:
McCarthy
iiinn
KauuweIt
'-'. tlfKK
.. 94
..1U3
.. 94
.. 87
.. 95
..102
..1
.. 9i'
Totals
.25.720 36,944 36,750
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. July a HAY No. 1. 88.80; No.
1 S7 5o; packing. 84.60; new, SlOOa. Straw:
Wheat. Jt-Ov; rye and oats. 7.08. Alfalfa.
Slioo. . .
EIsTla Batter Market.
ELGIN. July a BUTTER Firm,
Output. L0M.M pounds.
rvic
When you have anything to sell or trade
advertise tt la Tba Bee Want Add columns
had (Ot Quick rteulta.
HI..
74..
43..
70..,
66..
38..
6..
!..
31..
II..
08..
te..
70,.
..
SO 8 85
72-,
.347
40 S S7.
.264
.224 ... 8 S7H 70 228 ... I bo
.253 130 8 92, 78 237 140 8 90
.223 0 8 87S 3 241 ... 8 90
2SO 120 S 76 63 331 200 S 90
69 til 120 S 80
71 130 t0 S 90
76 24 ... 8 90
bt o 1
.1V1 ... S 75
.80S ... S 75
. StO S 75
.) tO 8 75
111 80 S 75
...tut ... S SO
...S-8 leO S 86
...3717 120 S 86
...23 80 8 86
...ta 160 S 85
...8 11W 8 85
...260 It) S 85
...281 sO S 86
...it ... 85
71..
08..
71..
74..
62.
78.
23t 120 S Kt2
.218 31 S82S'
221 U0 ( 86
.til 80 S 96
.210 190 8 95
.Sol II,
77 214 ... 800 .
260 It) 8 85 It 210 200 8 00 .
67 Kl sO S 86 71 lit 190 I 00
07 26 ... 8 5 74 2J tO 8 00
SHEEP Plenty of fat grass sheep arrived
today, but demand was equally broad and
ancos ruled higna-r troan the opening. As
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Staple aad Faaey Prodoce Prices Far-
alalied by Bayers aad Wholesalers.
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons. 2uc; No. 1.
In 25-1 b. tubs, 28tc; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons.
17c; No. 2, In to-lb. tuba. 27VrC; packing slock,
solid pack, 20c; dairy, in ou-10. tubs, uc.
Market changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE i w ins. lie; young Americas,
lie; daisy, 17Vtc; triplets, 17c; limberger,
18c: No. 1 brick, - lc; No. 2. ltc; imported
Swiss, joc; domestic Swiss. 2ic.
POULTRY. Dressed broilers, 30c; hens.
14c; cocks, 11 -jc; ducks, lsc; geese, 15c; tur
keys, 2bc; pigeons, per dux. 11.60; homer
squabs, per dot., MOO; fancy squabs, per
dos., 13.60; No. L per dog., 13.00. Alive: Broil
ers, from It to IS lbs., lsc; li lo 2 lbs.,
18c; hens, 12c; old roosters, 7c; ducks, full
feathered, ic; geese, lull feathered, !c; tur-
U .- liw- e-tiinea fnevia. 2te. ,.rn - rmrMim
per dox. 76c; homers, per dos., tXtn); squaba.
No. 1, per dot., !2.uo; iso. i, per doz., aoc.
FISH tall frozen) Pickerel, loc; wniteflt-h,
ltc: pike. 13o; trout 14c; large crappiea, ky
iso; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, lsc; had
dock. 13c: flounders. 12c: green catfish. lc:
buffalo, 8c; halibut, 11c; wnite perch, 8c;
bullheads, ltc; whits cat, lac; roeenad, l.uu
each; shadroea, per pair, 50c; frog legs, per
dot . tc.
BEEF CUTS Rib". No. 1. lSc; No. 2.
ltc; No. 1. c Loin, No. 1, lsc; No. 2. 14Sc;
No. 3. lOtc. Chuck, No. 1. 8tc; No. 2, 7Sc;
No. L 6SC. Round, No. 1, 11 Sc. No. 2. lovjc;
No. a 80. Hate. No. 1, 7I.c; No. X f'c,
No. I. 6Sc
FRUITS Oranges: California Camelia
brand Redland navels, 80 size, per box, 1325;
100 sise, per box. 13.75, 12c j:-?. per box, Hou;
IjO size, per box. M oo; 1, and smaller sixes,
per box, 14 jo. Havana Meailerrajiea.il
sweets, 124 to 112 sixes, per box. 67i..'0; 124 and
LiO alzes, per box. U.jo. extra fancy Mediter
ranean tweets, per box, 13.75; Va.encias, 94,
112 and IM sizes, 84.50; -150 aad smaller size.,
K 75. Lemons: Llrnoniera, extra fancy, juo
IbO sites, 89.W0U9&O; choice. sUO-obO sizes, per
box, a.v0trt.5t, 24W size, 50c per box leas.
Bananas: Fancy select, per bunch, 82.25-0
2.60; jumbo. B.r bunch, 12.75ti3.75. Pine
apple!: Florida. 30-34 sizes, 13.U0; 42-41 sixes,
12.76. Cantaloupes: Californ.a, 54 size, 12.7b,
to standards. 84 36. Cherries: California, per
10-1 b. box, tl.7a ' Apricots: California, per
t-baaket crate. S1.6. - Plums: California,
red, per 4-baskct crate. 81.50. Blue prunes:
Per crate, SLso, Peavohes: California, per
SO-lb box, SLW: triumph, per box, IL15.
Watermelons: Texas, 2c per 11-. Dates:
Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkg. In box,
per box. 12.00.
VEGETABLES Irish, potatoes: Wiscon
sin snd native, per bu., aovouc; new. In
sacks, per bu., 11. oti. Cabbage: N w Cali
fornia and southern, per lb., le. Onions:
Texas crystal wax, per crate, 12.00; yeilow,
per crate, 11.75- Garlic: Extra fancy, white,
per In., 16c; red, per lb., 16c. Egg plant:
Fancy Florida, per dox.. Sl.SoffS.'iO. Toma
toes: Texas, per 4-baaket crate. 81.35. String
and wax beans: Per hamper (about 25 I he.),
S2.00: market baskets. 76c. Cucumbers: Hot
house, per dos., 603 uoc; Tesaj, per bu. box,
S176.
HOME - GROWN VEGETABLES Rad
ishes: Extra fancy, per dvx. bunches. 30c.
Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per doz., loc.
Parsley: Fancy, per d.z. bunches, Joc. Rhu.
barb: Per dos. bunches, loc. Asparagus:
Per dox bunches, tdieoOc. Green onions:
Per dox bum-he, S6c. Turnips: Per mar
ket basket. 60e. Carrots, per market bas
ket 5i4j75c. Beet. Per market basket. 60c
Spinach: Per bu.. 13 lbs., 60c Green peaa:
per market basket. (Oe.
A Baeheler'a ILef leetleas.
A woman la awful loyal never to think
her disloyalty out loud.
The worst of It is you can get fooled
watching a man Just the way you can
trusting him.
Some people have such Imaginations they
can think they are having fun at a church
plenic
Part of the fun of going to a base ball
game Is lying about how you tpent the
afternoon somewhere also doing something
it was your duty to do.
It a man tries to save paying a painter
a dollar by doing a Job around tbo bouse
that ruins 860 suit of clothes he thinks
he's smart to do it Just tb same. New
York Press.
Mai litis 1W.V.OX
iui.a iW-MtHUague
Mnerwood !, 11,111
Laveriy hMKolierts ..
Boien I'M ii well
Arnold lwt-laerald
Steve Labia Injured.
Steve Lukie, 2H o Btrt, his right
eye cut from iu socket yesterday after
noon In a fight at Twenty-seventh and R.
streets. The quarrel arose between him
and some of Lis coutitiyir.ea with little ap
parent cause. He said he was attacked
by several at once and that they used
knives. It was found that he had ten
knife wounds in his bead. Nina of these
were In his scalp and the .iont Eerlous cut
around ths inner rim of the eye socket
and gouged the eye from Us socket The
nerve of the eye and tne ttnoii are all
that remained unsevered. Dr. A. H. Koenig
performed the delicate operation of put
ting the eye back in the socket and clos
ing the wound. It required nine r-tltches
to complete the operation. After ths
wounds were dressed Lukis was sent to the
South Omaha hoepiiaL.
Peter Westby and Joe Be res h were ar
rested in connection with the case, and
the detectives are looking for several other's
who are said to have been implicated In
the cutting.
Pasillam Transferred from Reno.
No sooner had the bulletins announced
the result of the fight at Keno than C.
Ball, colored, of South Omaha and Bill
Smith, while, of South Ouiaha transferred
the championship battle lo South Omaha
and engaged In a lively ru-ticuff without
rounds or referee. They were milling over
time when the police, as In other du-or
derly fights, interfered. After they arrived
at the jail und the policeman released his
grip on young Smith's arm, he Immediately
renewed tho battle, -Willi the remark;. "I U
show bint that there Is no negro who can
lick a white man." He landed a hard blow
on Ball's eye before the poiice could In
terfere. Both men had got into the quar
rel over the result of the fig: Both were
placed In jail to meditate on the merits of
pugilism.
Grace Green Missing.
Grace Green, 14 years old, has been miss
ing from her mother's home since Saturday
evening. Ths mother is Mrs. T. Green, 2511
N street The girl left home Saturday night
to visit a friend in Albright and did not
return. The mother thought sue had de
cided to stay all night with thete friends,
but discovered later sue ;.ad not been in
Albright and was gone without a trace.
She recalled that a few days ago some one
had tried to Induce the girl to leave homo
on tho promise of a good position. The
girl had told her mother of this and was
advised not to have anything to do with
the men who had offered the place. So
far the police have not found the glrL
Magic City Gossip.
Herbert Martin has gone to Burlington,
Is., for a week s visit
A. L. BergquUt A Son crry a new stock
of cement iiine, stone, sand, brick, etc.
Frank Powers expects to leave for York,
Neb., 10 make his permanent home soon.
The Board of Education will hold its
regular monthly meeung luesuay evening.
The city council w.ll meet tonight. Spe
cial bUBinees will consist of the oroLlein
of readvertialng the sale of Loudi.
PHONE SOUTH 608 for a case ofJET
TER GOLD TOP BEER. Prompt de
livery to any part ot city. William Jetter
Charles Cox has Just returned from a
pleasant trip to epaldlng. Neo. He re
ports crops and pastures in excellent con
dition. W. A. Jones of South Omaha has put
one of his merry mixers at the While City
iu Chicago. It Is a picture-making da
vice familiar In South Omaha.
Serloos L derations
and wounds are healed without danger of
blood poisoning by Bucfclen's Arnica SaJv.
the beavling wonder. Sc For sale by
Beaton, Drug Co.
1898-1910
JohnMuirSfa
Speciausts In
Odd Lots
Investment of Saving:.
We will buy for you stocks In
quantltlea of t shares and upward,
and bonds from 1 upward, for aa
initial deposit and monthly deposit
thereafter until securities are paid
for In full.
oaa for Clrealar If o. IS, "Oct IVot
la restates to."
Members Slew York Stock Bxehaage,
- 71 BKOAUWAV, NEW Vgjiic '