TnE OMAITA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1902.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Ttlt Wethr ProapecU Incite Unloading
and Price Lota Bold.
JULY CORN SOLE CEREAL TO ADVANCE
Wkfal Start Downward at Opening
' Aid Corn Timhln la Inlson, hat
Oats Itallr Haarplr, T boa en
, llimp Follow.
efTICAGO. July I. The grsln market,
excfptli.g th manipulated corn delivery,
took a slump In prices today In acknowl
edgement of fairer weather prospect.
September wheal closed V: under yestr
day, September corn 1SC down and Sep
tember oata IhkC lower. Provision closed
higher.
The wheat market dove for a lower level
Immediately upon the opening. Feeling
was bearish on the weathur map and
purely speculative ale were augmented
by a considerable quantity of long stutl
let out on stop-loss order from ehori- mar
gin people. Much of the trade In this pit,
a In corn and oata, waa in the way of
evening up In preparation for the holidays,
during which time trader did not care to
take liberties with the weather. Beptem
ter wheat opened HtJ" to S'J-hc lower at
13a to 73e and 'lu during the foreenoon
to 73Vc. The slump naturally checked
hort selling, but bid during the remain
der of the day dlu not have to be much
over the bottom price to bring out all
kinds of offer. The clone wa o lower
at 73V4(&73Vc July waa less active than
the moderately animated Heplember and
closed lo down at 7be. Local receipt
were 48 cars, 4 of contract grade. Minne
apolis and Duluth reported Uu cars, mak
ing a total for the three place of 36 car,
against 3ft) a week ago. Seaboard clear
ances were ifJ0,(JO bushels. Primary re
ceipts aggregated 3fisK) bushels. The cor
responding day a year ago was a holiday.
The story of the day In corn is but a
repetition of the wheat market record,
ave only that July, owing to Its concen
tration In Individual hands, after sinking
lower from sheer neglect early, was
boosted near the end of the session by a
hort, who "wanted a few pecks," and
the close was lc over yesterday at 77c.
September, however, needed more than the
example of July to hold It up and there
tore followed the dictates of weather re-
forts and sought a lower level. Llqulda
inn continued all day. Spasmodic support
brought fractional rRllies, but this dlci not
disguise the undertone of weakness. Sep
tember (old between Kc and 61 Vic and
closed 110 lower at 61c. Hecelpta were
103 car.
September oat old between S4Tc and
tic and cloaed lo lower at 34Ve. The mar
Let rallied sharply to 847e. following the
opening on profit-taking by people who
went short yesterday, but thereafter the
rlce clung close to the bottom under the
Prime pressure that existed In wheat and
corn. Kecelpts were 116 cars.
, Provisions were quiet. The opening was
a trifle lower In sympathy with the cereals,
but a few buying orders executed by
brokers supposedly acting for Influential
longs led to a slight advance. September
fork closed 10c higher at $18.7H; Septem
ber lard, Sc up at $10.75, and September
ribs. 5c advanced at $10,724.
Estimated receipt tomorrow: Wheat, SO
car; corn, 116 cars; oata, 140 cars; hogs,
ll.Onf) head.
lOe leading futures ranged as follows:
I .
Article. Open. High. Low. CIose. Yes'y.
Wheat
July 75 76 75 7Sff75H 7
Sept. 73yqfc, 73, 73 T6 7437.'
Doc. 74&741 74 13 14 74
Corn
July 74 77 74 77 7BVt
Sept. S1V-2H 6iH 614 61S 64
Deo. 47'i-Si. 4 41 41 4RS
May 45",346 49 44), 45 46
Oata
ft July 424 4.14 42 42 43' I
bJuly 47Vi 4SI 47 47', 4
a Sept. 31132 82 Ji Zn S24
bSept. 34VriT 4 $4 S4'4 WVi
bDec. 24 34! 34 11 S&4
Ptfrk
July IX 55 18 67 IS 55 18 65 IS 42
Sent. 18 66 18 72 18 62 18 67 18 67
Lard
July 10 ? 10 75 10 6R 10 75 10 70
Sept. 10 67 10 76 10 67 10 75 10 70
Bibs
July 10 0 10 72 10 0 10 72 10 65
Sept. 10 66 10 72 10 65 10 72 10 67
No. i. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUn Strong; winter patents, $3.70$
1.80; straights, $3.2003.80; soring specials,
14 20: soring patents, 13.60Q3 SO.
WH EAT No. 8 spring, 76T7c; No. 1
red. 77c.
CORN No. 2, 7677c; No. yellow. 74i
5T6e.
OATS No. 1. 6c: No. I white, 63g51o;
Vo. 8 white. 62?i5!c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 69ff72o
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.73; No. 1 north
western, $1.78. Prime timothy, $5.75. Clover,
contract grade. $8 85.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl , $l8 to
18.80. Lard, per 100 lbs 81i.72Uigao.75. Short
Vlbs sides (loose). $J0 7frl0.77. Pry raited
khoulder (boxed), IS 60fiS.62; short clear
Sides (boxedV $10.7Bf?10.87
WHI8KY Basis of high wines, $1.80.
, The following were the receipts and ship
ments yesterday:
'.Article. Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 14.010 14
Wheat, bu 21,000 47 ono
Corn, bu VO.OnO l30,Wn
Oats, bu lPft.O.0 t)8.rO0
Itye bu l.ono 4,W
llarley, bu 8.000 '1000
,. On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries. lfi7i21o;
dairies, Ugic Cheese, easy at 810c.
Kgs, strong; freah, 18c.
XKW . YORK GEXERlli MARKET.
annotations of the Day os Various
Commodities.
, NEW YORK. July J. FLO TJR Receipts.
15,133 bbl.; exports. 1,746 bbls; market
barely steady; winter strslshts, $3.7538.$5;
winter patents. 84 (mh4 10? Ml nnMAta nit.
ents, I4.imXo4.16; Minnesota bakers, $3.16
8.35; winter low grades. $2.863.16; winter
extras, $3 16-63.85. Rye flour, dull; fair to
goon, j.avT5.io; cnoice to fancy, J3.ofwf3.70,
CORNMEAL Qulot: yellow western,
$1.84; city, $1.82; Brandywlne, ta.4Sffi3.6o. v
i niti-Bieacij; jno. i western, hc. f. o.
V, afloat; state, 6364o, c. L t, New York,
PARLEY Nominal.
; WHEAT Receipts. 88.975 bu.; exports.
ji.vw uitia; apui, easy; iso, a rea, suttc ela.
.vator and 8Ui2c f. o. h.. iHmi.' i
'northern Duluth, 83o. f. o. b.. afloat; No.
nam aianuooa, wc, r. o. b., anoat.
Further clearing weather In the southwest
promoted more unloading and weakness In
grain today. Support was poor owing to
the holidays. In the afternoon (trade be
came dull and featureless, closing lrlo
net decline; July, 8oMjle, closed n;
September, 78c, closed 78o; December,
7'447o, cloed TSe-
CORN Receipt 80,000 bu.; exports, 20.
tU bu.: aule 60,000 bu. futures and 40.000
.bu rol. Spot, easy; No. 1. 70'4o elevator
and 72. f. o. b., afloat. Options generally
lower because of weuknea abroad, much
better orop new and unloading In the local
markets. It finally rallied a little on cov
ering and cloaed about ateadv at no
'net decline. July, tbVStiSc, cloaed fao:
Beptember. ftHtiM'c. cloeed 64o: Decem
ber. 62f3c, closed 61'Xc.
OATS Receipt, 38,800 bu.; exports. 8.15S
bu. Spot, firm; No. I, 62c; No. 8. 6To;
track, mixed, western. 64'fj.ric; track,
.while, stat. 67(atlic. Option Irregular on
the July, but. weak otherwise on clear, hot
weather In the southwest.
HAY Dull; Shipping, COgTOo; good to
cnoice, 80ii!"c.
HIDES Steady ; Galveston, SO to 26 lbs..
17c; California. 21 to 23 lbs., 19c; Texas dry.
,24 to su lb., 13c.
t HOPS Klrra; stats, prime to choice. 1901
crop, 19tl2o; 1800. lc; olda, Wt9c; state,
common to choice. Idol crop, joac; Pa
cific coast, ISul crop, 134f23c; 1900, 16c; old.
4Je.
PROVISIONS-Heef. steady: fm'ly, $15 60
tTl00; mesa, $13 60r 14 00; beef haro. $11.5e
1360; packot. $14.50d 16.60; city extra India
mes, $4 0ii ?o 00 Cut meat, firm: pickled
hellle. Hl.u0iBll.T8; rlckled shoulder. t'.76;
Tickled bams. $11 5OrS12.00. Ijird, firm; t.
steamed. 111.00; July closed at $11.06. nom
inal; refined, quiet; family, $1 75j30.00;
South America. $11.50; family, compound,
t U.'6.6o. Pork, rtrm; family, 820 604121 .00:
Short, c!er. $l.j(Kjj21 60; mess, $l.m.l76.
, TALIX)V-Flrm; city U2 per pkg , Wo;
country pkgs. free). S&Hc.
RICE Firm; domestic, (air to extra, 4
'CSV"; Japanese. 4joc.
BLTTEH Receipts. 10.7US pkgs.; active
and firm; state dalrv. lMj'j'Mc; state
creamery. 18S!u21Sc; Imitation creamery,
17ft 19c; factory. 1618c.
CHEESE Receipt. 6.014 pkg.; (teady;
fancy large, colored and white, sTc ;
.fancy amall. new stat full cream, colored
and white. 10ai0Vlo.
EOOS Receipt, 8.878 pkg. ; firm: jat
n innjriviii, itwq'm., wesiero can
died. 18HfilC
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans. S&9
4 . .
POULTRY Alive, steady; broilers, ITc;
turkeys, 12c; fowls. 11c. Dressed, weaker;
nroner. i raise: town, 13fcC.
METALS Only narrow changes were
recorded In metal prices today. In copper
the market was mora or leea irregular but
quiet; the Inside price for stoudard gained
.slightly, making the rang 8U40pll 76.
Ik Improved 12 points on bids, closing
l lU.0uw4i.s6i latcirolyua mad a gala ol
I to-10 points at $U 93912 00, snd casting
closed unchanged. The Kngllsh market ad
vanced 7 6d spot, finishing at 63 oa, and
futures at 63 12 ed. Tin at New York
showed no special feature, closing at yes
terday quotation of $-'8.uu''u-8 1"; Ixindon,
however, steadied up 1 a for the dy;
spot tin closed at U4 and fjtures at 1Z4.
A fairly steady undertone waa noted In
lead, but the price continued as previously
quoted at $4 u: the English price re
mained at 11 8 9d Both the domestic and
London market for spelter were un
changed, reflecting a considerable degree
of lirmness; locally the figure was $6.12.
and at London 18 16s. Business In the
local Iron market was Indifferently active
and of a pre-hoilday type, the tone holding
steady and price unchanged. . Warranla
were nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern
$22.S23.0i; No. 1 foundry, northern, $Jl.oO
t22.uu: No. 1 foundry, southern, $:i.5,f
U.bh; No. 1 foundry, southern, soft, i-l fimtf
22 50. The European markets were firm
and hlKher, Glasgow closing at fioa 6d and
Mlddlesborough at 60s 4d.
OMAHA WHOLE8ALI5 MARKET!.
OondHloa of Trade mm4 Qaotatlona oa
Staple aad Faaey Prodace.
EGOS Candled stock. 14S15c.
LIVE POULTRY-Chlcken. 7(JS8n; Old
roosters, according to age, 4 aire; turkeys,
m& lie; ducks and geese, Jo; broilers, per lb..
Iivyri5c.
Bl.'TTER Packing stock, 15c; choice
dairy, In tubs, ljlc; separator, 21'22c
FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout, 10c;
herring, 6c; pickerel, 8c; pike, 8c;
perch, 6c; buffalo, dressed. 7c; sunfish,
6c; blueflns, 8c; wh!blti:, '.; catfish, 13c;
black bass. 18c; l.a.iout, 11c; salmon, 16c;
haddock, 11c; codfish, 12c; red mapper, 10c;
roe shad, each, 76c; shad roe, per pnlr,
86c; npllt shad, per lb., 10c; lobster, boiled,
per lb., 27c; lobster, green, per lb., 16c;
bullhesds, 10c.
PIGEONS Live, per do., 75c.
VEAL Choice, 61&60.
CORN 63c.
OATS 51c.
BRAN Per ton, $15.
HAY Price quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice hay. No.
1 upland, $ No 1 medium, $7.50; No. 1
coarse, $7 Rye straw. J3.50. These prices
are for hay of good co:or and quality. De
mand fair. Receipts light.
VEGETABLES.
CAULIFLOVVEK Home grown, per do,..
75c.
NEW CELERY Kalamatoo, SOc.
POTATOES New potatoes, per bu., 60c
GREEN ONIONS Per 'os., according to
slza of bunches, Iba'AK.
ASPARAGUS Home grown, per dog., VH3
75c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per doa., 46tf
60c.
LETTUCE Per dos. bunches, 26o.
PARSLEY Per dos., Ka36c.
RADISHES Per do.. 2ui26c.
WAX BEANS Home, grown, per market
DBxket, 6O&6O1; string beans, per market
baxket, fr:"titic,
RHUBArtB Home grown, per ,1b., lo.
CA13BAGE Calliornia or home-gruwn,
new, lVtfSc.
ONIONS Newt California, In sacks, per
lb., 2c.
TOMATOES Texas, per 4-basket crate,
8Mj9oc.
NAVY BEANS rer bu.. $t
KRU1TS
APRICOTS-Calltornia, "$1.40.
PEACHES California, 8110.
PLUMS California, per 4-basket crates,
1.0"!til W.
CHERRIES California, per box, $1.50;
home-grown, per iS4-qt. case, $2,004(2.25.
CANTALOUPE Texaa, per bafcitet, 75c.
RASPBERRIES Black, per 24-pta., $3.00;
red, per 24-pt., $3.00.
WATERMELONS 25lS36c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
PINEAPPLES Florida, 40 to 36 count,
$4.o0.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slxe,
$2.&4 2.7b. -
ORANGES Valencia, $4.75(35.00; Medi
terranean sweets, 4-i.0u4j4.25.
LEMONS rancy, j.W(U6.50; Meaglnas,
$4.uWU0.U0.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY Per 24-ectlon cae, $2.7553.0O.
CIDEii Nehawka, per bbl., $3.; New
York, $3.75.
POPCORN Per lb., 6c; shelled, 6c.
NUTS Walnut, No. 1 soft shell, per lb.,
12c; hard shell, per lb., llc; No. 2 soft
shell, 10c; No. i hard shell, He; Braslls, per
lb., 14c; filbert, per lb., 12c; almonds, soft
shell, ltc; hard ahell, 16c; pecans, large, pur
lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoanuta, per sack,
$3.60. . ......
niOEB-ro. 1 green, tc; ino. z green,
6c; No. 1 salted, 7c; No 2 salted, 6c:
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12V. Ids.. 8c: No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., 6c; dry hides, s12c; sheep
pelts, 75c; horse hides, 8l.6uift2.o0.
ULiU MbiALO A. ii. Aipern quote me
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $10; Iron, stove plale, per ton, $7.60;
copper, per lb.. 8c; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8c; bra, light, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb.,
6c; sine, per ib., 2c; rubber, per lb., 6c.
' St. LiOala Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. July 8. WHEAT Lower: No.
2 red, cash, elevator, 72c; track, new, 7;J
73c;, old, 784f79c; July, (2e; Septerabor,
IVa'd December, 74c; No. 2 hard, 76'jf
6C
RYE Firm at 60c.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash. 65c; track,
644(ti6e; July. 66c; September, 64c; Decem
ber, 41C.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash, 48c; track.
49ii6oc; July, 36c; September, 29Vkc; No. i
white, 62c.
FLOUR Dull, but Ormly held; old red
winter patent. $3.6f8.76; extra fancy and
atralght. $3.3ou3.46; new of each, nominally
16c per bbl. less; clear, $3,0653.25.
SEED Timothy, Nominally 6.CO.
CORNMEAL Steady at 13.15.
BRAN Scarce and strong; sacked, east
track 85c.
HAY Strong; timothy. $11.0015.00; prai
rie, $m.ootfia.6d.
WHISKY Steady. $1.80.
IRON COTTON TIES-Steady, $1.05.
BAGGING Steady, 6TiU6iC
HEMP TWINE Steady, 9c
PROVISIONS Pork. higher: Jobbing,
$U.6718.97. Lard, firm at $10.45. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed lota, extra shorts,
$10.87; clear ribs, $11.00; short clears,
$11.12. Bacon, steady: boxed lots, extra
shorts, $10.75; clear ribs, $10.87; short
clear. $12.00.
METALS Lead, steady at $3.97. Spelter,
strong, $4.90(34.92.
POULTRY Easy; chickens, 10c; eprlngs,
14315c; turkeys, 9c; ducks, 6c; geeso,
44C.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 17Kc;
dairy, 17al9c,
EGGS Lower; 13 c, loas oft.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour bbls T,0tO 8.X0
Wheat, bu 47.0O 2"i,00)
Corn, bu So.tOO 8.000
OatsT bu 2a-00 19.000
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. July 8. WHEAT July,
6-0; September, 67e: cash,- No. 8 hard,
72c; No. 8, 7oia71c; No. 8 red. new, 71
71c; No. 4 hard. 70j71c; No. 1. 69970c;
No. red, 6j(S?i'c.
CORN July. 61c; September, 61c; cash,
No. 2 mixed. 65c: No. t white. 65c; No. t.
6640.
oats wo. 2 wntte. 40c.
RYE No. 2, 49&00e.
HAY Choice timothy. $12.00612.50: choice
prairie, $9.00310.00.
BUTTER-Creamery. 19c; dairy, fancy.
18e.
EGOS Firm: fresh Missouri ana Kansas
stock, 14c dosen, loss off, cases returned.
Receipts. Bhloments.
Wheat, bu 86.000 " 24,OuO
Corn, bu 15.3U0 Sl.ftH)
Oats, bu 11.000 6.000
Liverpool Grata and Provision.
LIVERPOOL. July 8. WHEAT Snot.
Arm: No. 1 northern, surlna. 6s Fu
tures, closed steady; July, 5slld; Sep
tember, es J'a.
CORN 8 Dot. firm: American mixed, new.
6al0d; American mixed, old. 6 9d. Future,
,.1, ., an,.AmKp Km an MAh-, w
Pr6vi8IONS Ham.' hort cut. firm at
58s 6d. Bacon, long clear and light. Arm
at 6a 6d; long clear middles, heavy.
firm at 68s 7d: short clear back,
firm at 68s: clear bellies, strong at 68s
ad; shoulders, square, nrm at 4s sa. lra.
prime western, nrm at 64S Id; American
refined, firm at 64s 3d.
TALLOW Prime city, steady at 28a 9d;
Australian, in London, aun at &s.
HOPS Pacific coast. Arm at 5 10s.
CHEESE American finest white, steady
at 48s td; American fine colored, steady at
TOLEDO. July l WHEAT Dull. weak.
caan. c: July, T7,c; BeptemDer, 7bc; Le
cember. TVc.
CORN-Actlve. easier. Cash. 64"ic; July,
64c; September, 61 c, December. ilc.
OAT8 Dull. weak. Cash. 47c; July,
42c; September, loc; new July, 4C: new
September. 840.
8EKD Clover, dull, easier. Cash, 65 26;
ut toner, tu.au.
Mlaaieapell Wkwt, Flosir mm Brasu
MINNEAPOLIS Ju'r l.-jWHKAT July.
TsStj7Sc; September, 71c; on track, No. 1
hard. 7i0iip; ro. 1 northern, 72 c; no.
I northern. 7lf71c.
FLOl'R-Flrst patent. 4.lni4 15: see.
ond. $3 6ol.tu; clears. 1166; second, I2.1&.
UKAX4 in DJIk. 614.0U4 14.60.
Pearla Market.
PBORIA. 111.. July t CORN Firm; No.
OATS Steady; No. I white, lata, billed
tnrnusn.
WlilSKY-Oa the basis of tXM (or fin
tshed goods.
Dalatkt Grata Market.
DVLUTH, July lWHEAT-Cmsh. No 1
hard, c: No. I northern, 74c; N'n. 1
northern, 74c; No. 1 northern and July,
76c; rVriemher, 7.1i,c.
OATS Cash, tor; September, 83c.
Philadelphia Prodace Market,
PHILADELPHIA, July 8. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, 23c; extra
nearby, 23c. f
I58 Firm and c higher; fresh
nearby, 19o, loss off; fresh - western, lie,
los off; fresh southern, 17c, loss off.
CHEE8E Firm; New York full cream,
prime and small, lo-, lic; New York full
cream, fair to good. 9ul04c.
Mllwaakec GraJa Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 2. WHEAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, 77fui7Vc; No. 2 northern,
i6'76c; September, 73Vffi73c.
RYE-Dull; No. L 5Rc.
BARLEY Firm; No. 2, 71 c; sample,
64'&71c.
CORN September, 60o. -NEW
YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
Lively Movemeat la Last Hoar, Wke
Richest Prices Are Made.
NEW YORK, July 2. The stock market
was very dull during, the greater part of
the session, but was stirred into some de
gree of activity In the final hour, when the
highest prices of the day were made. The
rlee was in the nature of a demonstration
aitalnat the short Interest, which h-td
looked for a flurry In the money market
before the close that would enable them
to cover at a profit. The flurry failed to
materialize and when the shorts attempted
to cover they bid prices up on themselves.
There was a sharp reaction In the Anal
dealings snd the market closed easy.
The tone during the day was notably
Arm and the market much of the charac
ter as for some days past. The clearing
weather In the southwest and the great
Improvement In the crop harvesting con
dition was the basis of the strength in the
market and the grain-carrying roads led
the advance.
The money rate opened at per cent and
there were fears that the demand Incident
to carrying over for three days would
stiffen the rate before the close but the
rate on the contrary declined. The hope
Is entertained that easier money condition
will soon follow the completion of the
semi-annual settlement. The foreign ex
rate, however, atlll holds near the gold ex
port point and Paris was a buyer of gold
In the open market In London today.
Sterling at Paris, wever, advanced
sharply today and relftxed tha pressure for
gold. ,
Another development '.i the weakness of
New York exchanges: Chicago, which fell
to 60 cents discount today. Chicago re
ports a heavy demfcuAfrom northwestern
points for currency, ;. There has been no
los by New York 4)nks on Interior ac
count this week, but yiere is a sharp fall
ing off in the movement of cash from the
Interior. The day's bond market was dull
and Irregular.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atrhlion II I So. Railway ....
4o pfa V do ptd
Baltimore A Ohio... W7i Texas A Parts?.
lo Pfd 6 T., 81 L. A W.
Canadian PaciAo ....l&il do pfd
Canada Bo'ithara .... HI Union Pacific ...
Cho. A Ohio 471 do ptd
Chicago A Alton 37V Wabaah
.. I7i
..
.. 44
.. 2044
.. 37
..ins 14
.. SS1
.. SO',
.. 46
.. 22tt
.. e
.. 2C
.. 44
..If
..221
..114
..186
.. 4i
..
.. 1
.. 22
.. k0
.. 47
00 pfd , 14 'a I do pfd ...
Chicaso. I. A L 7fi:W. & L. E.
00 uia
do 2d pfd
rhl.aio A B. I.
Wis. Central ....
do pfd
Adama Express .
Amer. Expreaa ..
Chicago A Ot. W.
do lit pld 1
do 2d eld
17
411
Chicago 4 N. W v,
II 8. Expreaa....
Wella-Farxo Ex..
Amal. CovPor
Amer. C. A F...
1., k. 1. at f 177
Chicago T. A T SI
do pfd 38
C. C. C. A St. L....104
Colo. Southern so1
do 1st pfd 72V
do pfd
Amer. Lin. Oil...
do pfd
00 aa pia
rl. A Hudpon...
Del., L. A W...
Denror A R O...
do pfd
Brio
do In pfd
do 2d pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ..
do pfd
Illinois Cantral ...
Iowa Cantral
do pfd
L. E. A W
do pfd
Louis. A N'ath....
Manhattan L
Met. St. Ry
Mex. Central
Mrx. National ....
Minn. A St. L
Mo. Pacltlc
M., K. T
do pfd
N. J. Cantral
J. Y. Central
Nor. A Wait
do pfd
Ontario & W
Penniylranla .....
Reading
do lit pfd ,
do 2d pfd
8t. L. A 8. P...,
do lit pfd
do 2d pfd
St. U 8. W
do pfd ,
8t Paul ,
do pfd
80. Paelflo ,
Ex-dividend.
... 43
Amer. 8. A R....
...176
...J7S'i
... 42
... 90
... H
... t
... 6!1
do pfd
17
Ana. Mln. Co ...lm
Brk. Rap. Tr. .
67
Colo. F. A I....
Con. Gai
Con. Tob. pfd....
(.eneral Eleetrla
Oluroaa Sugar ...
.. 3Sa
..224
..12214
..308
..11
.. 17
.. 21
.. 4
.. 71
.. SO
.. 41K
.. 211
.. (
.. 16
..12m
.. 46
.. 4m
..101
.. 44
M.1H
. StVHocklng Coal
... 00
Int'n'l Papar
...'164
... 48
... 5
... 4
...712
I..139T4
...132
...148
... 26
ao prd
Int'n'l Power .
Laclede Oaa ..
Nat. Hlarult ..
National Lead
National Salt .
do pfd
No. American
Pacific Coaat .
IS 'Pacific Mall
.111
People's Gaa
Preaaad Steel Car.
. 27 '
. '
.180
.liSV,
. 66
. 2
. S2S
do pfd
. 861
Pullman Pal. Car. ...234
Republic Steal
17H
do pfd
Sugar
Tenn. C. A I...
U. B. i P. Co..
do pfd
.. 73
..128
.. 62 V
.. 16
.. S014
.. 12
.. 84
.. 14
.. 64
.. 88vt
.. 0
.. 67H
.. 92
.. 64
.. 33
.167'4
661". 8. Laathar...
.84 I do pfd
. 70 U. 8. Rubber...
. 66 I do pfd
. 82 V. 8. Steel
.71 I do pfd
. 81 Western Union .
. 68 Am. Locorootlv
. 1 7 5 'i I do pfd
.HO K. C. Southern..
. 4W '0 pfd
lew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 3.-MONEY-On call.
firm at !ii6 per cent; hsl loan at 3 per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 4j6 per
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm at $1,877,
(or demand and at $4.86, for alxty days;
posted rates. 64&W4.86H and t4.M(i(.4.S9;
commercial bills, 14.844,.86.
BiL.vjt;rt Bar, b-'nc; Mexican dollars, 42c.
BONDS Government, weak: state, weak-
railroad. Irregular.
The closing quotation on bonds are as
(oliows:
U. 8. r. 2s. rag 107 VL. A N. unl. 4s.. .,.101
do coupon 1U1 Hex. Cantral 4s 82
do to, reg loo I do lit Ins 3:
do coupon 106, Minn. A 81. U 4S....1M
do new 4a. reg 124 14.. K. A T. 4a
do coupon 1341 do 2s Sf
do old 4a. rag lot N. T. Cantral Is 101
do coupon lvb
do cancral 8a
..106
..136
..104
.. 76
..101
do 6a, reg loa
do coupon .....106
N. J. C. g. Ha....
No. Paelflo 4a....,
do 8a ,
N. A W. . 4s...
Heading sen. 4a.
Atch. (eo. 4s 104
as aaj. as Ji
Baltimore A O. 4s. ..103
do 2 84
do COOT. 4s 108V
St L 4V I at c is. ...114
8. L. A 8. r.
. 8
.100
. 8&
. 88
.
Canada Bo. 3a .i'i
St. L. . W. Is..
C ol O. ta lo do 2a ,
do lit Ino 82 18. A. A A. P. 4a
Phea. Oblo 4a...l0 So. Paelflo 4a
Cblcago A A. 8s... 88 I Ho Railway (a...
122
C. H. Q. n. 4a.... 5S Tex A Pacldo la. ..lis
O, 14 A St P g. 4a.. 114 T.. St. L. A W. 4s.. 83
v. ex n. t . c. ib. .. .loevj union racinc as.... ..104
C. R. I. A P. 4a.. ..110 do eonr.
.107i
.118
.112
. 761.
.Ill
,. 86
. i
- 64
IVC. A St. L. g. 4a.. 101 Wabaih Is
Chicago Terminal 4a. 87 do la
Colo. A go. 4a Ml do deb. B
D A R. O. 4 102 Waat Shore 4a
Brie prior lien 4s.... 8lw. t L 1. 4a....
ao gea. 874alli. central aa
F. W. A D. C. Is... 113 Con. Tob. 4a
Hocking Vai 4s....l08
Bostwa Stock 4autatlaa.
BOSTON. July 3. Call loans. 342MU ner
cent; time loans, 4&5 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlion 4a 102
Allouex
.... 44
.... 40
.... 82
....6M
.... U
.... 64
....136
.... 10
.... 12
.... i4i
..... to
.... 2T
....180
.... 1
174
.... 84
..... 1
.....187
lV
M
..... 44
t
44
Oaa la
7
Amalgamated ....
Daly -Weat ,
Blitaham
Hex. Cantral 4a.
83
40
88
N. E. O. A C.
Atcblaon
it'al. A Heel...,
do pfd 8
Boeton 4k Albany. ...20
Centanntal .......
Copper Rang ....
Dominion Coal .,
Franklin
Boat on Ma 201
N. T.. N. H. A H..230
FlUhburg pfd
..141 lala Rojala ,
..loo Old iMmlntoa ..,
.. 2 Oicaola ,
..U6l'arTot ,
Colo racino .....
If ex. Cantral
Amor. Sugar .....
do pfd
.ll!Uulncj
.l4lSanta Fa Copper
. 63 (Tamarack i
.308 Trtmouiilal
. 42iTnnllr
. 82 United State ....
. 8 I'tah
.ll3iViciorla
. SliWlnona
. e i Wolverine
. 10 lUnlted Copper ..
Amer. T. A T
Vom. I. 8
Oeaarsl Elacirta .
ktaaa. BlsctirU ...
do pfd
N. K. G. A C....T
I'Dlted Fruit
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Wealing- commas
Advaulur
Londam Stock Market.
LONDON. July $.4 p. m.-Closlmj:
Cons, money 84 8-16 Norfolk A Weatem.. It
do aocount.
861 do pfd.
. 84
Anaconda
Atcblaon
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio.
.. t'Ontarto A Westers.,
.. 84 iPmnaflTanla ,
..103' Reading ,
33
.iu op lat pfd
. 41
. 3o
. 84
.
. tbW
.107 -4a
. 81
Canadian Paelflo
13e do 8d old
Cbeeepeeke A Ohio.. 48 Southern ftr.
micago u. w. ....... ao do pfd
C . 11. A St. P 17c-), Southern Paclgc.
Denver 4V E. O....1. U ll'ulou Peclttc....
do pfd 88 I da pfd
rle 87 U. A 8 teal
do lat pfd 7o do pfd
do 34 pld 83 Wabaah
llllnoia Central 143 do pfd
Loulivllla A Naah...l44 8panUh 4a
k., k. & T 37 IJeBeera Idef.)...
do pfd 60 kand Mloea
N. T Central 140'kl
. 34
. 61
11
. 47
. 80S
. 2!
. :u
BAR SILVER Quiet 24 6-lsd rvsr mine
MONEY 22 per cent. Toe rae of dis
count in tne open market for both short
ana mree-monuis Dills is 3 7-16 per cent.
Now York Hlag (taotat lost.
NEW YORK. July l-The following are
tM tiuaiue) ywi-ej on mining stocks;
Adam Cos 20 L Itle ChleJ 11
Ailce
40 iOntarto 84
8 uublr 120
llreec)
itruaevlck Coa ..
CooMio-k Tunnel
Cos. Cel. A Va...
Iadvood Terra . .
Mora Silver
Ifoa SI Her
Lsedrlll Coa
I iPnuenix
4 Potoei .
13u .a tece
It
8
a
46
Sierra Nevada
diuall Hope ...
biaudard
..13
Condition of tko Tisassry,
WASHINGTON, July l-TodA-fg state-
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150.i.uu gold
reserve in the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, Art.ule.
iU; gold, tW..iM.s:2.
t-'orelga Klaanelal.
LONDON, July S.-The amount cf bullion
taken Into the Hank of Kngland on bal
ance today was iClivnO. The sum of 20,
0m) was withdrawn lor shipment to South
America. Gold premiums sre quoted as
follows; Muenos Ay res, 130.10; Madrlil.
J6.32. Money wss plentiful today and
raits were easy. The weakness of Farls
check rates hau a steadying Influence, sug-
? eating the possible withdrawals of gold
or Prls. Ruslnvs on the Stock exchnnge
was quiet and prices were Irregular. There
wss no Indication of an increase of ac
tivity anywhere. Gllt-eriged securities and
home rails were comparatively steady.
Americans opened Irregular and slow, with
some stocks below parity. They Improved
and closed firm. Grand Trunks were firm.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England shows the following changes;
Total reserve, decrease, 145.00); circula
tion, Increase, 38.(00; bullion, decrease,
1M,90; other securities. Increase, tS32.00;
other deposits, increase. 2,361.0110; publlo
deposits, decrease, 1.4H.0U0; r.otes reserve,
decrease, S4.0uo. Government securities
unchanged. The proportion of the Bank of
England's reserve to liability Is 42.95 pf1
cent. Last week It was 43JV) per cent.
The rate of discount Is unchanged at I per
cent.
PARIS, July 8. Three per cent rentes,
lOlf 80o for the account. Kxchango on
Ixindon, 26f 16c for checks. Spanish 4s
cloaed at 82.15. The weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation, lncroas",
147,77a.OOOf ; treasury account current, de
crease, 92,rA0nof; gold In hand. decr?-is,
B.JTR.OOOf; bills discounted. Increase, 113.775.
COOfj silver In hand, decrease, l.uOO.OrOf.
Prices on the bourse today were heavy at
first owing to a reaction In French rails,
tramwavs and fractions. Toward tha end
rente were very strong on the rumor that
their conversion would be effective July
22, and the whole list Improved. This wss
continued until the close. Spanish 4s were
In good demand. Rio tlntos Improved on
satisfactory New York advices and the
rise In the price of copper. The private
rate of discount was unchanged at 1 9-16
per cent.
BERLIN, July S Iron shares were strong
on the bourso today owing to encouraging
reports regarding the home markets Bank
were firm. Internationals were maintained.
Nsvlgntlon shares were weak. The weekly
statement of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows the following changes: Cash
In hand, decrease. lis.340,0fvim; treasury
notes, decrease, 3.7Aft,orinm; other securities.
Increase, m.lRo.nfiim; notes In circulation.
Increase, 26.1.840.noom. Exchange on Ixin
don. 20m 46'jpfs for checks. Discount
rntes, short hills. 2H per cent; three months'
bills, 1 per cent.
Bank Clearlnars.
OMAHA, Ju'y 3. Bank clearings todav,
tl, 269.617.85; corresponding day last year,
J1.2m.l87.5'i: Increase, 87.3.430.30.
CHICAGO, July 3. -Clearing. $32,480.97e;
balances, 62.9.1S.4S8 ; posted exchange, $4.8
for sixty day and $4.8814 on demand; New
York exchange, 50c discount. .
NEW YORK. Julv 3 Clearings, $292,11,
365; balances, $18,673,W!3. '
BOSTON, July 3. Clearings, $30,204,663;
balances, $2,297,53.
BALTIMORE. July . Clearings, $5.386
017; balances. $693,678; for the week, clear
ings, m.v&.w. balances, $3.z&4,648; money.
41rn6 per cent.
lull
LADELPHIA. Julv S Clearine-s. 123..
638.224; balances, $2,915,402; money, 464V, per
cent.
ST. LOUIS, Juty $. Clearings, $14,658,120;
balances, $2,127.3So; money In active de
mand and steady at 5fi per cent; New
York exchange, 50c discount.
CINCINNATI. July 3. Clearings, $5,692,
000; money, 3V2ff6 per cent; New York ex
change, lrto discount.
NEW YORK, July S. Bradstreets an
nounced today that Friday being a holiday
the weekly comparative statement of bank
clearings will be Issued on Monday next.
BRADSTREKT'S REVIEW OP TRADE.
Weather Greatly Depresses Crop Out
look and Retards Many Lines.
NEW YORK, July 3. Bradstreefs says:
Weather an . crop conditions have been
first In evidence this week, divers Influences
affecting different sections to help or de
press trade. Throughout the northern half
of the country from the Atlantic coast to
the Rocky mountains, except In some parts
of tha northwest, cool, wet weather has
arrested or Injured crop development, and
checked re-orders and fall business with
Jobbers.
On the upper South Atlantic coast crop
conditions have been favorable and trade
has been measurably helped there by
extremely hot weather except In the mid
dle section, raina affecting crop and trade
conditions. Warmer, dry weather is needed
In the northern and western section of th
country If summer trade Is to reach Its
full development.
Eastern cities note the check given by the
weather to retail trade and the summer
resort business. Grain markets have been
considerably excited kvy the heavy and al
most torrential rains reported In the cen
tral west. Winter wheat harvesting has
been Interfered with, the oatacrop ha
been damaged and the growth or the corn
crop ha been arrested. To just what ex
tent Injury has been done remain (or
warm, fine weather lo disclose.
Th'- situation has not changed materially
!n Industrlnl lines. Signs of the ift coal
strike In Virginia and West Virginia fall
to Increase and a number of mines
have resumed. The Kentucky and Illinois
coal miners announce that they will not
strike and thus violate their contracts.
In the Birmingham district the miners and
operators have failed to agree and a sun-
Sension or work was inaugurated Julv I.
lulldlng trade troubles are not ao notice
able as previously. The class shutdown
has become universal, but this Is the usual
vacation suspension.
A favorable development has been the
voluntary granting of higher wages to
inn.ouo men In the Iron and steel industry.
The anthracite strike drara on. but a
change Is looked for next week. The soft
coal miners and coal-carrying roads are
reaping a rich harvest. Small supplies of
coke operate against the fullest develop
ment of Iron production
Between the hl;h Driers for material
and tha total absence of storks Inquiries
Diisinen m iron ann sreei stirrers.
Trade In dry nods, boot and shoe and
slimmer wear of all sorts Is restricted. Raw
Wool is in quite active demand In the weat
nd in firmer tone - In the east, where
stocks are small and manufacturers ts need
or supplies.
Lumber is rather nufter at tha east
but stocks of-all kinds are low and prices
ar nrmer inrre end at ine west.
Builders' hardware Is still active.
Wheat. Inc'iidlnr flour export, for the
five days endlnar Julv J. sggregated S.211 .25
Dtisneis srninsr .sz.,ni bushels last week
and $.787,639 bushels In this week Isst vear.
vneat export ror the fiscal year srrr.
rate 560.6n9.&84 bushels, agslnst 216.394 6
bushels lest season. Corn exports aesre-
gate 127.W9 bushels, s gainst 130.10 bushels
ihst week ana z.i.ito nusneie last year.
For the fiscal year corn exoorts are 20.
423.177 bushels, against 176,000 146 bushels
last season.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July . WOOI-Flne stsple. 60
pau'c; strictly nne. tsvfrole: clean fine and fine
medium 47ltft8c; staple, 61-33c; medium, 40
(Size mas wooi is very nrm at the re
cent advance. Fall, cleaned basis, 44rff46o:
twelve months. 8iTi53: six to elcht months.
sprlnw, 46f48c. The fleece wools are scares
and firmer: No. 1 combing Is very stronar
Ohlo fine delaine, fc'STOVic: Michigan 26f
Z7c: No. 1 washed combing. Z72Tc; coarse,
23fi25c. Australian woola are firmer, with
thla market remarkably well sold up. The
demand Is good, with considerable sold the
last week, cnmnln. choice scoured bails
72'7,74c; average. 70fi72c.
ST. LOUIS. July . WOOL Quiet and
unchanged; medium grades and combiner.
13ftl74c; light fine. I2"rilfc; heavy fine,
, . in... ..w k..W I , r ......
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 3. COTTON Futures
opened quiet and nrm; July, offered, 8.76c;
August. 6.40c; September, Sc; November.
7.92c; Derember. 7.81c: January and Feb
ruary, i.hc; jyiaren. B ote.
Cotton futures closed very steady; July,
I 72c: August. 8.41c; September, 8.0Rr; Octo
ber. T.9c; November. IMe; Peeember 72c;
January, 7.92o; February. 7.94o; March', 7.11c.
OH and Roil.
OIL, CITY, Pa., July l-OhLr-CYedlt bal
ance 11.22; certificates, no bid; shipments,
81 n7 bbls.; average, 91,848 bbls.; runs, July,
1KB 199 bhls. .
TOLEDO. O.. July t OIL North Lima,
8SV: South Lima and Indiana, 84c.
NEW YORK, July . Ol -Cottonseed,
nun fetroieum, steady, jtoatn. steady,
Turpentine, dull.
LIVKRPOOIA July I. OITe-Splrits of tur
pentine, onii at so.
SAVANNAH. Oa.. July t OIL Turpen
tine, firm at 44Vc. Rosin. Arm.
IeONDON. July I OIL-CalcutU Unseed,
spot, ois oa. unseed, us a.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July I. DRY QOODft The
market pas been very dull today In -ell de
partments. No change In tone or price
or any description of cotton goods, cotton
yarns continue weak, with a poor demand
Fire In Philadelphia Is said to have de.
st royed about l.iM'.OOO pounds of cotton
yams. Worsted and woolen yarn steady
I.lnen snd Juts yarn firm; linen good
firm but quiet; Burlaps In limited demand,
bit sellers very firm. Market (Uoeod. until
axonasy. . .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Sun of Oattla tad Good Staff Sold at
High Point of Tear.
HOGS WEAK TO A NICKEL LOWER
Only Tkroo Cars of Idaho Wethers Ar
rived and gold at Strong; Prices
Market for Week Abont Tea
to Fifteen Cents Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA. July I.
RecelDts worei
Cattle, ilugs. Blieep.
Offlciai Monday....
Official Tuemiay...
OtnciHl Wednesday
Utucial Thuisuay .'
l.lZi 4,oo7 ,(!
3,ulo
1.1 id
.!
U.S.O
7.6ol
k.bo?
3.6 Ul
75
Four days this week... 7.2H0
Same days last week.... i,'J7d
Same weea before U.iiU
bame tnree weeks ago... .!o4
Same four week ago....ll,MS
Same day last year o.otiu
.5,1.99
S.-i..
So.Ji'2
8o.tl
46,
1",!44
1E.64
lli.'ioa
1.71
2sl
1,M
KKCE1PTS r'OK THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Souin Oman for
the year i uate ana comparisons wuu last
ycal ;
1902 1901. Inc. Dec
Cattle 8W.733 146.44 23,64
Hogs I,66,al4 LM,U UlMi
bhuep 4o0,47 616,661 65,814
The following table show the aviag
price ut liogs suld on the South Omnna
market the last several day, witii com
purisuus with lormer years:
Date. I lMi. im.lXl.,li9.lii.lS7.aSltt.
June 1....
June 3....
June it....
June 6....
June 6....
June 6....
Jun 7....
June 8....
Jun 9....
June 10...
June 11...
June 14...
Jun 14...
June 14...
June 15...
June 16...
Jun 11...
Juns 18...
Jun 19...
June 20...
June 21...
June 23...
June 23...
June 24...
June H...
June 26...
June 2'"...
June 28...
June 29...
June 30...
July 1....
July 3....
July 8....
I 6 70! ksl 3 80, 4 ill 3 401 3 84)
V 07. 4 8o 8 6 4 U 8 8i 3
la 6 70 , 3 W 4 W 8 Mi 3 M
7 16 ( 6 72 4 82, 4 lui 3i, 2 7
7 2u-, 6 70 4 9l 3 U: 3 U 3 X6
7 15i, 6 il 4 94 8 68, 4 01 9 01
7 iSV, 6 75 4 8t 8 67 8 Mt 8 30
I 6 74 W I 60, 8 S7 3 1 3 03
7 21361 Wl 8 61 9 3 2V 9 b4
7 2o, 6 84 8 b9 9 941 8 27 2 9J
7 Mi 6 911 6 00 1 feoi 8 241 3 91
7 63 6 e 4 Ul 9 I7 I 3 31 3 (4)
7 vt' 6 m, 4 hu 8 o4 3 711 9 04
V 81th, 81 4 Bo 3 6u, 3 79 3 29
I 6 661 4 89 3 641 3 7i 8 S3, 3 98
7 24T,, 4 9a 8 621 3 9im 3 22, 3 19
7 i4n 6 83 3 6J 3 9J, 3 18 3 08
7 2tv 89 8 03 8 80 3 21 3 111
7 8.1S 6 92 W 3 641 I 8 lo, 8 V.
7 41 ( 90 4 3 7l 3 S0 I 2 98
7 43fe 91 4 9. 3 6 3 8l 3 161
6 69 i 00 3 tfol 8 72 3 21 3 03
7 49 6 13 3 63 3 72 3 23 8 Oi
7 69 6 93 3 621 3 i 3 26 8 '0
7 o.4tj W, 6 17 3 69 3 23 2 97
7 61Hl 6 93 6 10 3 63 8 'fc 2 Hi
7 o.i o Hi 6 w, 3 61 1 3 .', 12 96
6 871 6 111 3 6o 3 63 j 3 61,
6 90 4 99 3 60 : 3 fcVil 8 241 3 H
7 61 'i I 6 Oil 3 mi 3 661 3 -41 2
7 64Vi 6 89 I 3 731 3 ell 3 18 2 15
7 641 6 83 14 92 8 61 3 16 2 16
7 62 6 74, 6 01 3 78 8 21 3 9o
Indicates Sunday.
Tbe official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road wae:
cattle, nogs, one p.xi se.
C, M. & St. P. Ry.... 4
Mo. Pac Ky U 1
Union Pacino 4 13 1
C. & N. W. Ry 8 6
ox M. V. R. R.. t .8 .. ..
C, St, P., M. 4 O 14
B. & M. R. R. R.... 6 24
C, B. & Q. Ry 3 4
IV. U. da Ol. J t ..
C, R. I. & P., east.. 2 13 ..
C, K. I. & P., west.. 1 1 .. ..
Illinois Central 1 .. ..
Total receipts .... 46 106 3 6
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer DurchasinE the
number of head Indicated.
Buyers. Cattle. Hoks. She D.
Omaha Packing Co..-.. 17 861
bwitt and company zuz l.wa ,ib
uudany facKing Co.... tu.
Armour & Co 175
1,903
1,961
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C, 169
Swift and Co.. K. C.... 76
ii. 11. Hammond Co
930
K. Becker ct JJegan 66
Vansant & Co 4
HiU &. Huntxlnger 1
Other buyers 96
Total
1,156 7,634
775
CATTLE There was an extremely light
run of cattle here today for a ihuraday,
but the general opinion was that It waa
owing to the fact that tomorrow will be a
holiday, and shippers are Inclined to be
afraid of the market at such times. As
will be seen from the table of receipts
above, the supply for the four days of this
week la smaller than for the same days
of last week, but about the same as for
the same days of last year.
There were hardly enough steers on snle
today to make a market, but the few that
were offered were picked up In a hurry at
strong prices and some sales looked con
siderably higher, f or tne week to date it
Is safe to say that the market on the good
to choice grades Is fully lOyloc higher, and
In some cases more. Packers all seem to
be anxious for cattle showing flesh and
quality, and the market today was at the
high point of the year. The Inferior grades
nd especially sucn as snow grass, are
no more than steady, with the close ot
last week. It Is thought that a prime
bunch of cattle would easily reach 33 or
better at this point.
The cow market was also active and
strong on the better grade thla morning
and everytning was soia in good season.
The good dry lot cows and also tbe good
to choice grass cows are about 1015c
higher than thoy were a week ago, but the
tendency of prices on the canners and cut
ters has been downward, and as compared
with the close of last week they are prob
ably lfjl&c lower.
Buns, stags ana caives ars selling in
about the same notches they were last
week. Anything good sells freely, but com
mon kinds are neglected.
There were very few feeders offered today
and not many were wanted, as not much
demand from the country Is expected be
fore next week. t"p to today the market
has been stron5 all the week, but price
eased
off a little today. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
At. Fr.
784 8 10
, 880 4 60
, 610 4 76
.880 4 76
,648 6 00
,620 6 26
, 866 6 M
11 IU
No.
8....
1....
4....
80....
40....
1....
It..,.
17....
cows.
At. Fr.
... 620 4 86
...1430 I 86
...1270 7 uO
...1M1 T 60
...1300 7 80
... 740 4 76
...1344 7 84
..Jill T 86
8
1
1
e... ...
1
t
60
... 830 1 78 8.
...1080 1 60
... 636 8 60
... 870 I 60
... 840 I 80
.... 830 8 46
...1U74 8 10
... 167 I 16
... Ml IM
...1180 4 00
... 8o0 4 0
... 8 4 08
...1020 4 10
... 860 4 1
... 686 4 16
...ino 4 to
... 810 4 16
...1111 4 86
...1124 4 26
...1130 4 28
...1030 4 10
...1114 4 80
...1210 4 80
...1184 4 44
... 800 4 60
.. .11110 4 64
,...1180 4 60
,...1114 4 60
,...1280 4 It
.... 8X8 6 18
....1040 I 88
... 60 I 00 8
... 80 I 86 1.
... 670 t 26 I
... 844 I 36 1
... 840 I 60 17 ,
...1000 I 60 18
... 874 8 80 16
.... 720 t 84 1
... 4M 8 76 8
... 810 1 78 18
... 770 I 80 16
...1014 t 63 IT
... 886 1 88 7
... 724 I 84 4 ,
... 831 00 I ,
.... 670 t 0 10
... 60 t 00 1 ,
... 620 8 60 1
.... m in t
... 670 8 00
.... M IN I
... 800 I 00 X
...1140 t It 1
,...1010 8 28 1
,...1160 8 28 1
,...1044 8 86 7
...1011 28 1
....1110 I 40 11
,,..1180 1 40 1
It
18
COWS AND HEIFERS.
... 841 1 Kl
HEIFERS
16
9...
I...
1...
1...
n...
l...
i..
i...
i..
i...
i..
l...
i..
i..
i..
..
i..
a.,
i..
i...
i..
i..
M 111 1
Ut 111 1
.... 740 8 88 1
.... 760 8 64 8
.... 807 8 80 1
.. eso 4 oo
.. 10 4 40
..1080 1 00
..1000 6 04
.. 674 1 6
BULLS.
1100 I 68 1.
1440 I II
100 I 26
18D0 I 80
1U7 I 80
1264 8 40
1144 140
W4 I 44
1180 I 81
1740 I 74
1464 I 14
1234 I 11
.....140 If
1440 4 00
1210 I 76 1
610 I II I
1340 8 00 1
100 1 00 1
1260 I 00 1
1040 I 10 ' 1
1440 I 1 1
1210 I 10 1
1040 I I t
484 I 84 1
110 I 88 1
1034 I 24 1
1120 8 28
CALVEcL
160 4 00 1
.., 81 4 80 I ,
120 4 60
140 6 OA
180 I 00
STOCK CALVES.
400 I at
STAGS.
TOO 8 80 1 ltW 4 80
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
814 I 16 a 8ae I 80
800 I 6 1 788 1 0
101 I 84 1 420 I 14
lluv I 40 1 1044 8 10
864 8 60 1 88 I M
1020 8 en
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
........ 416 8 44 1 710 4 If
OT I 00 14 868 4 40
41 I 80 11 48 4 40
4i4 8 8 80 aJO 4 40
. 440 4 80 1 13 4 wO
471 4 ea 1 8a 4 64
i...
o..'.
4
7 4 16 a M IM
IIOOS Theru was a lisht run ef hoars her
today, so that th supply for th week to
Cat shows coruuderaDl decrease as com
pared with the lima days of last week.
The table of receipts above will show tha
fjacl figures.
Tha markot opened a little slow this
morning owing to unfavorable advices from
ether points and the prices paid were
weiik to a nickel lower than yesterday.
Some hogs the first round may have sold
right close to steady, but aside from the
early sales the market was not far from
a nickel lower. Trailing was not 1'artlcu
larlj active at any time, bat rttTl prac
tically erythlng was disposed of In good
season. The same as usual the better
weight hoga were picked up first and then
the light stun change. I hands slowly at
rather uneven prices. The bulk of the good
weight bogs sold from $7.65 to $7.75 and a
few loads went above that figure. Medium
weights went largely from $7.55 to $7.60 and
the light stufl I rout $7.56 down. Repre
sentative sales:
No.
At.
b. Pr.
... 7 10
0 7 60
40 t 63t4)
80 1 111
80 7 66
No.
At. f-h. Pr.
.I0 120 7 14
12..
61..
S. .
80...
1,1..
80..
80..
to..
67..
U..
70..
Mi..
6.
70.
71.
.....214
80 7 40
. .Kl
..201
..2c
2?4
214
120 7 80
43
60 7 40
77 U 165 7 40
.tA 340 1 66
70 224 80 I 434
IM 160 1 68
800 ... 7 66
IN 100 7 66
2J-, 160 7 66
1811 7 68
87 :.'
160 7 62
II ill
40 1
61.
?41
60 7 42'
76....
86. ...
71....
70....
74....
66....
71....
82,...
42....
67....
66....
70....
71...
68....
75....
67....
61....
76....
6
..2.8 240 7
..3.IO 4" 7
..::'l o 7 42V,
..221 200 7 42,
..:il too 7 41V,
1 4 120 7 66
78 17 80 7 68
46 2 l 40 7 84
78 2'-t 80 7 M
14 lot 60 7 66
. 241 80 7 .S
..29
7 46
7 66
68
68
80
.213 120 1 f6
..Ml
...3'8 40 7 66
...Ml 120 7 66
...814 ISO 7 M
...208 140 7 66
...218 ISO 1 65
.341 100 7 66
...2S1 60 7 f
...347 80 7 64
...107 ISO 7 8
...201 160 7 66
...128 140 7 44
...226 120 7 I
...!A4 1 40 7 44
...242 10 I 68
...8.18 820 7 61
.210
.107
N IK
.116 180 7 16
.212 40 1 67V,
26 110 7 47V,
.18 40 7 67i,
66...'.'!
.l.4
7 4
7 46
.241 ... 1 111
.140
80 198 80 7 40
6.r 120 120 7 60
63 318 240 Tito
68 134 140 7 40
78..
76..
61..
t..
70..
66..
68..
68..
44..
74..
10..
40..
76..
60..
2.14 130 7 86
..216
7 64
241 140 7 66
.246
7 44
..218 . 80 7 40
.106 ... 7 40
..242 10 7 40
..241 60 7 40
..138 ISO 7 40
. 210 40 7 60
..820 120 7 40
..216 40 7 40
..2:s 120 7 60
224 160 7 66
67...
47...
10..,
44...
67...
44...
76...
73...
73...
43...
70...
66...
80...
28...
41...
74...
124..
65...
66...
43...
46...
....144 120 7 64
....244 140 7 44
....244 240 7 60
...2.14 ... 144
110 80 7 68
....140 120 7 70
....IH ... 7 70
....154 120 7 70
....2.7 40 7 70
..211 80 7 44
..334
60 7 40
46 817
8 7 70
20 ISO 7 40
224 40 7 40
4.
64.
..241 840 7 70
.2 40 7 70
...210 340 7 60 62.
.253
.264
80 7 72V6
80 7 74
...228 80 7 60 61..
...213 40 7 60 64..
.2.1
7 76
...:.'S 80 7 40 62 147 100 7 78
...219 60 7 60 44 If,l 40 7 70
...241 140 7 60 131 840 ... 7 80
...238 160 7 ao 19 2 HI 80 7 60
...231 200 7 80 40 Ill 14 7 80
...230 200 7 60
SHEEP There were only three cars of
sheep here today, so that a good test of the
market was not made. The three cars con
sisted of Idaho wethers, which averaged
98 pounds and sold for $8.20. The general
opinion was that It was a good strong
price, all things considered.
For the week there ha been no radical
changes In ruling prices. Monday the mar
ket held about steady, but Tuesday buyer
took oft liVyl-ic. On Wednesday the mar
ket was steady at the decline and today the
feeling was a little better, so that as com
pared with the close of last week the mar
ket could not be quoted over a dime lower
or 16c at the most.
There were no feeders offered to make a
test of the market today, but they have
commanded strong prices all the week.
Quotations tor clipped stock: Good to
choice yearlliiK, $3.60gi3.75; fair to good,
$3.253.50; good choice wethers, t3.35v3.60;
fair to good wethers, $3 003.35; good to
choice ewe, t2.7i(u3.O0; fair to good ewes,
$2.0Og2.6O; good to choice spring Iambs, 6.2o
4jA75; fair to good spring lambs, to.00'g'6.0n;
ft-edor wether and yearlings, t2.6Oij'3.O0.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Fr.
1 Idaho wether n 8 20
774 Idaho wethers 96 8 20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle aad Sheep Slow and Hoga
Steady and Lower.
CHICAGO, July 8. CATTLE Receipts,
6, 600 head. Including l.ono Texana: slow end
weak, except for choice; good to .prime
Bieers, i.ioao.ou; poor to memum, 4.7wiJi
7.50: stockera and feeders, t2.50C(j.(i0; cow,
1.504ti.OO: heifers, $2.50if6.25; canners, $1,403
2.50; bulls, $2.6tvy6.50; calves, $2.oOuJti.Su;
Texas fed steers, $4.006.75.
HOGS Receipts today, 22,000 head; esti
mated Saturday, 10,0uo head; left over, 7,GdO
head; choice, steady; others lower; mixed
and butchers, $7.20'7.8."; good to choice
heavy, $7.767.1)7; rough heavy, $7.av&7.66;
light, $t.9Kfi'7.60; bulk of sales, $7,8047.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 7,000
head; sheep, slow and dull; lambs, JBgOoc
lower; good to choice wethers, $3.6Oi4.U0;
fair to choice mixed, $3.004j3.50; western
sheep, $2.&of(3.7&; native lambs, ta.Ouia'i.OU.
Official yesterday: w
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle 20,911 3,281
Hoga 32,792 4,fv2
Sheep 24,228 - .J.,475
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,300 natives, 1,700 Texan, 604 Texas
calves, 35 native calves; corn fed cattle,
active and Ilrm;- quarantine, active and
strong; best cattle, strong; others steady
to lower; stockers, weak; choice export
and dressed beef steers, $8.00iS.3t); fair to
good. $5.y(i7.S6; stockers and feeders. $3.00
CU$.2i; western fed steers, 6o.30tni.75; Texas
and Indian steers, $2.60(f(.il; Teus cows,
tl-604i-3.60; native cows, $2.oiJ.5u; native
heifers, $2.8o4i3.25; canners, 41,04(3.00; buhs,
U-W; calves, $3.t&.'i.35.
HOU8 Receipt, 6.75u heiid; market weak
to 10c lower; top, $7.9o; bulk of aales, $7,600
7.S6: heavy. $7.70'5'7.9'; mixed packer, $7.t
fc7.85; light, $7.4.'a7.72H; yorker, $7.6041
1.72V,; pigs, $7.017.60.
SHEfel' AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.2-0
head; market l'4jl6' higher; native lambs,
$4.70(6.40; western lambu, $4.204ji4.9l; native
wothers, $4.Wtfj4.So; western wethers, $3.2otf
4.45; fed ewes, $3,8044.20; Texas clipped
yearlings, 3.4i(fj-4.00; Texaa clipped tiheep,
$3,004; 3.40; Blockers and feeders, $2.0G4j3.00.
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 3. CATTLE Receipts,
2.6oO head, including 2,000 Texans; market
about steady; natrve shipping and export
steers, t&UKU&OO; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $5.00(fi7.50; steers under 1,000 pounds.
$4.6416.50; stoikera and feedrrs, $2.754j.2."i;
cows and heifers. t2.2iVu6.oO: canners. il.l.Jm
2.85; bulls, $2,5044.25; calves. $3 0046.5o:
Texas and Indian steer. t3.00(u6.2o: cow a
and heifers, $2.35g)4.50.
liOOS-Kecelpts, 2,2i0 head: market 64j
loo lower: plus and lights. 17.3"ft7.5u: Deck
ers. $7.t'K&7.60; butcher:', $7.8o4j;.95.
BUe.E.1- A.MJ 1.AMHB- KecelptS, 1,810
head: market higher: native muttons. $3.25
4i3 73; lambs, $4.oO'y7.0o; culls and bucks,
$2.u0&4.25; stockers, $2.002.60.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, N July 3.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, none; steers sold at t7.Ou4V7.25; ca
bles quoted American steers at UWaWuc.
dressed weight; refrigerator beef, UVsO per
lb.; exports today, 8 cattle.
CALVES Receipts, los head: ouoted
about steady; a bunch of veals, with few
buttermilks, sold at 87.23 per 100 lbs.
SHEliP AND LAMBS RecelDts. 2.391
head; sheep, dull and weak; lambs, 600
nigner on ngnt supplies; pens nearly all
cleared; sheep sola at $2.6Jly.a4.tki per luO
lbs.; lambs, $7.60(38 00.
HOGS Receipts, 1,630 head, all consigned
direct; nominally weak.
St. Joseph Llvo Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July t. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,600 head; best, steady; others weak
In 1 (u, Inw.i.. nBtlv.ii 14 7 V. i C 'i-, unw. u,J
heifers, tl.60(QJ.26; veal. 8J-00(a6.0o; stock
ers and feeders, tl2.Va6.70.
HOGS Receipts. 8.60O head: steady: llaht
and light mixed, 7.504j'7.7C; medium and
heavy, li.HMol no; pigs, 44.2ixUtt.V5.
SHEKP AND LAM Bti Receipts, 1,606
head; lug'o higher; tup spring lambs, $7.
Stonz City Llvo Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., July t-(8pecial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100 head:
steady; beeves, t5.604i7.6o; cow, bulls and
mixed, 12.oiKrtt.J5; stockers and feeders, $2.75
64 40; yearling and calve, I2.u-i.(x).
HOGS Receipts. 2,600 head; about steady,
selling at t7.404V7.70; bulk. 7.45(7.56.
Stock tn Sight.
The following table shows the receipts
of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
mantels ior juiy :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 1,173 7,601 775
... 6.5uO 22,0"0 7.000
South Omaha ..
Chicago
Kansas City ..
St. Louis
BU Joseph
Totals
... 4.oo0 6,75) 2.UO0
... 2,6i 2.200 1,8' JO
... l.JjoO 8.S0O I.60O
...14,773 46,401 13,275
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK. July 6 EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continues unchanged.
Spot ar in very moderate lobbing de
mand, but offering ars proportionately
light. Common to good are quo -ad at 93
9v,c; prime, luojlCHio; choice, lOV&llc, fancy,
UV,e1lHe.
rilJUYigKli DRIED FRI'ITB Prune
are the chief faatur and are steady at
3V4H4,c for all grades. Ther la a nioder
ate Interest noted in apricots for future
delivery and spots ar steady at recent
natures Apricots in twin are quoiea at
I"ie2ri0e: In bags. lO'j'ij'Uc. Peaches ar
quiet, but unchanged, at 12&16o for peeled
and tViOlOViO for unpeelaxl.
CosToo Market.
NEW YORK July 8 COFFEB-Market
dull. Mild market steady. Futures opensd
steady, with prices unchanged to ( points
lower, with partial decllu owing to local
liquidation, offerings from Importer snd
oficrinse from outside pei-ulators. Cabks
wet featureless. The. Veal market, fol
lowing th cnll. ruled dull without further
changes In the lost, cl'-slnsr net unchanged
to 6 points lower. Total sales reached, on y
6.2r baas. Including July st 4 .: Ang'iM.
4 !c; October. 6.O1;; December, t.ljj.'OJt;
May, I.4xi6.45i
THK It K A LTV HAHKKT,
Items Died In the register ot deed s anl
county clerk' office on July 8:
Warranty Deed.
Malcohn pow and wife to H. A. Wes-
tertleM, lot , block 24, Carthage....! 150
A, C. Harte and wife to A- V. Aker-
iund, swV,, 22-15 10 10,40
H. A. Black to K. D. Wcad, w ST.N
feet lot 12, block "A," Bedford
Place " 't
South Omaha.' "iand Co. to Frank
Madura, n't lot 3, block 8. South
Omaha 228
H. J. Grove and wife to W. A. Roush,
lot 17 to 2 block 2S. Benson 1.360
Ellrabeth Wear et a I. extra, to Mary
C. Ahlqulst, lot 15, block L Stevens'
Place
W. K. Mtrtln to J. N. Frensor, lot L
block 40 8,600
Rochester I.oan and Banking Co. to
Alonso Preston, lot 6, block 8, Al-
bright' annex ICO
E. J. Bodwell and wife to Mary A. '
Hutchinson, lots 8, 7 and 8. block 15.
Orchard Hill
National Life Insurance Co. to C. E.
Ady, lot 81 and sv lot 32, Stewart
place (.000 .
t)ol4 Claim Deeds.
C. S. T. Chaffee to C. W. Martin, nH
of nH lot J", block 15, Improved As
sociation ad 1 '
E. R. Hume and wife to Mary C. Ahl
qulst, lot 16, block 1, Stevens'
Place 10
Total amount of transfers...
.$22,M1
S5.00 a mm
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auction. Capat tty half pint. It ta tha aafat ud
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JOBBERS & MANUFACTURER Si
Of OMHiV.
MACHINERY AhD POUNORY.
Davis & Co'qjii Iron Works.
Os" UACHINEHT.
SKNERALi RHJPAJHrNO A aOIAXVr, .
IHON AND BMAata rOUsTDsinaV.
U4L laVOS auaat IMaV eleVOlaOOn ISSSOl.
Oaiaka, Umm. Yob See.
EabrlaVl. AsL 1. B- Cmgm. Ug , ,
RAHE CO.
Haaataoenrets and Jobbers
Steam and Watar Supplies
Of All Kinds.
. 10X4 4av4 1014V DO)V4LAJ T,
ELECTRICAL SUrmtS. '
Ucstcrn Electrical
vv Company
Electrical Supplies.
naotrts Wlrtaaj Balls tvtvi OAs Uglt
ta. W. JQHMBTOH. Ua. UU HowjmI MU
AWNINGS AND TENT3.
Omaha Tent and Awning Co,,
Osavavhn, Boh.
Manufacturer of
Tints and Canvas Goods.
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