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rnE OMAITA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902.
rAllirrnrt i I ivn riVIVfllf I
I ( 1 M M F K I I M AMi-HNAMIAL
IVaUaUMlVla. Xa1U 1 li.7a.alV,lnL 1
July Corn Bid Up 0m Btren GfnU bj
, rrigbtned Short.
PROVISIONS DISPLAY
STRENGTH
Close with Good Advance, While Sep-
ItraWr Wheat aad Cora alt
I nigher, hat Jly Oats Ba
red. Oaa Ceat.
rwtrAnn. Julv 7. Following early essl- I w
Brss the grain markets rallied today on
reports 01 anuuionai rains in in wri, 1
September wheat closing tuo and Sep- I
tember corn ?c up, wnm wpiemur u
ln-.H nnrhanirpil. Julv torn shorts nld I
the tled-up option to Mc, but got little
corn for their pains. Provisions closed at
llKB12o higher.
At tne opening wneat was aom i
the good weatner oi tne aaym wn m
board was closed. The stuff seemed to I
come from all sources, St. Louis Interests
price of September went from 73Vo2Hc.
trie mgn price m iiib viiriuni,
Here the pressure from sellers eased up
and the market held steady for a time,
Later reports of general rains In the west
stirred up excitement la-.er ana auuits rn
the market up to 74c. The close was firm,
. , . r. ','k.....lau'. i.ln Bt 7.14t I
t.oal reiolnli (three divll were W Cars. 91
of contract grade; Minneapolis ana vuium i
renorted 968 cars (three-days), making a
total lor tne tnree places ui i,wn
World s shipments were ,560,000 bu. Sea-
board clearances in wheat ana nour were I
ciuai wii,v"v li , .... in" ' - - - - j i
Primary receipts (three days) were 1,333,000 I
bu., against 10,uo,ouo du. lor tne correspond
ing period a year ago.
There was heavy selling of September I
corn early on the improvement in tne I
weather map. While this option was '
weak, however, May and Deeember were
firm. Later September reacted under fairly
active buying, chiefly for the short ac-
count. This option sold between 61c and
BiAn and closed .e iid at 2Ac. July corn,
-hich Is controlled absolutely by a coterie
or epecuiaiurs, imu a. in ui iiy-i-iii- iui a
very slight cause. There was little trade
ana sucn mere was waa hi ino "mnn.i
unaa h ft lots. The market ODened un-1
changed to 24c up at 77to.nc ana remained
neglected around the top of this range
most of the forenoon. The advices of rains,
however, frightened a few shorts with
pinan unci vu'ei biiu mcj ia" i"
u l lu o-T4 uciuiu 1 1 1 " waiivo wrm pa . in-
fled. July closed 7c un at 84c. The Incl
dent la of Importance only aa furnishing
evidence of what the controlling party can
do If It wishes with those who are short
of July. So far as can be learned the big
shorts have never covered. This may never Hay Dealers" association: Choice hay. No. ' buying and selling. Most of the pro
have been covered In Individual cases, how- i upland, $4; No. 1 medium, 17.60; No. 1 fessional traders took the precaution to
ever, without the public learning of the coarse, 7. Rye straw. $5.50. These prices close up their committments last Thurs
facts. Meanwhile this delivery Is liable to nre for hay of good color and quality. x De- dy afternoon In view of the possibility
execute wild fluctuations every time some mand fair. Receipts llEht. of unexpected developments over the -three
belated short bttempted to cover a 6,000 or
10,000 bu. lot, aa was tne esse today, lie-
vri;in iui luiro ubvjib wvio car v n . o .
Oats were sick early, losing c, but the
far months recovered later In th- dav on
corn strength and predicted showers. July J
closed lo Tower In sympathy with a drop
in cash prices. Opening trades were over
a wide ranae. and while the flurry lasted
selling was carried on with a rush. This
was due chiefly to the Improved weather of
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The ralna
JSSrV causeniiaanT rS!
mioifi pnvi is wiif.iifi .it aictij, a iid -rfusi
ness of the cash market, however, worked
against auch advances as were scored in
i-h.aJ in?n .VTm ri. .a
u .ZS muI JfrPriJ2i ..nnharl?.
Ho snd 83Vo and closed unchanged at
lUUc. Here nta went 10 ears for thraa
Provisions opened strong and In tbe main I
iled that way throughout the day. A
ruled
sharp advance at the yards together with
the high price of corn and wheat were the
Influences. The advance disclosed a con
siderable short Interest, which did most of
her ribs closed 10c higher; while September
laad: the strongest on the list, showed a
closing gain of W . ' . .
tne bidding. September pork and Heptem
R.tlm.lail ranalnl. tnmnrrv... Wh.at TA I
cara; corn. 200 cars: oats. 180 cars: hogs.
al a. . 'S
1 ft kk has A
leading futures ranged a follows:
Arttcles.l Open. High. Low. ciosel Bat'y.
Wheat
July 74'476 7 73V4 75Hl76fJ76V4
Sept. 73H4l4 74 72S, 72H714H
Deo. .737,-4 74 ,73Vi U U
Corn
July 7779, 844 -77 84' . 77
Sept. 6irnlH 62 81 8214 61
Deo. 47I&47T. 48V. '47 48 47
May 44HiJ 4&H 44V. 44 46
Oats
a July 414 1 4114 H ?l
bJuly 48V.O-V, 47H 46i4 4V ' 47V4
a Sept. 80 - 80 80 80 80
bSept. WW 84V. 83i34S4Vt 84',
Dec. 33V.'H S4V4 83V 84Vk
18 T1 18 72V. 18 60 18 85 18 55
Bet. 18 80 18 87 18 67V. 18 77V. 18 67 Vi
July" 10 80 11 00. 10 90 10 92V. 10 78
Sept. 10 80 U 02V. 10 80 10 97V. 10 76
10 87V. 10 87V4 10 72H 10 77V. 10 72V4
Sept. 10 80 10 87V, 10 76V. 10 82V.I 10 72 ft
a old. ' b new.
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, I8.70A
180; straights. S3.20g.1.SO; spring special.
yt.w, spring patenta, w.txxcpj.w).
WHEAT No. spring, 74V.T5c," No. I red,
rsfiisvac.
CORN-No. . 78(ff8SVie; No. I yellow,
BUe.
OATS-No. t, 4749Hc: No. t whita, 62V4
Hc; iso. 8 wnite, tiutic
RYE No. 2. 68ic.
SEED No. 1 flax, tl.73; No. 1 northwest
ern, 81.73; prime timotny, '; clover, con
tract rrade. 88.35.
PROVISIONS Meas pork, per bbl., 18.85
C18.70. Lard, per 100 lbs., J10.95. Short ribs
sides (loose), llO.72V4itilO.82V4. Dry salted
Shoulders (boxed). 8K.50j:8.62V.;
Ides (boxed). Ill.OfKS 15.00.
short clear I
WHISKY On the basis of high wines.
11.80.
The following are the receipts and ship
mrnia; '
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oata, bu. ...
Rye. bu.' ...
ZN.ono . Z3.KI0
....'MB 1.10
151,0110
2i7,000
SS8.000
'i'.ooo
.... .201.000
.....405.000
2.000
19.000
Barley, bu.
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 192114e;
dairies, 17yic cneese. steady at lowioac
ggs, steady; fresh. Jilic.
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
1 sxaaaw.xa-a
Qaotatloas af the Day sua Varloas
Commodities,
NEt YORK. Julv 7. FLOUR Recelnts.
an VTit kKIa . n.i a au cWk KKt. . t ar-i
active and'steaify; winter straights, 83.75
8. Hi; winter patents, - H.uitjt.io: Minnesota
jisients, H.iti-t.ai; lainneauia paaers, M.iaiuats, du
Sa.o; winter low graaes, f4aK1u.w, winter
extras, $3 If. 3 55. Rye flour, dull; fair to
good, t3.26iuJ.46; choice to fancy, 83.664?
CORNMEAL nrm; yeuow western.
81.14: cltv 81.82: Itrandywine. 83.4M3 55.
BYE Steady; No. 2 western, 6dV,c. f. o.
b., atloat; state, 6a4c, c. L f., New York,
carioia.
HA HLET Nominal.
.I'M t . T ri . , .. . fMUA ft... . . -
47.&U) bu.; Snot, steady: No. 1 red, 81c, ele
vator: iso. z rea. siv,(!x-"",c, r. o. o., anoat;
Mo. 1 northern. Duiuth. 8JVo. f. o. b..
afloat; No. 1 hard, Manitoba, soVtC f. o. b.,
atloat. Option opening quite steady on
firm cables and a liberal decrease on pas
sage, turned very weak toward noon un-
tier liquidation ana neaviness in hi. ixmis
The market soon became oversold and on
later reports of exceaalve rains In Kan,
' aa rallied sharply in the last hour, clos
ing partly Va&ViC net higher. July, 80Va(U
sic, closed. Sic; September, 7Wi'7V.c, cloned,
ic; December, i!sS,i TSVac, closed, 793c.
CORN Receipt a, 66.260 bu.j exporw, 18,
066 bu. spot, firm; No. 1 70c, elevator,
and 73I4C, f. o. b., afloat. Option market
waa easier at first under liquidation, short
selling and aympathy with wheat, but
finally recovered on a scare of shorts and
with July in Chicago, closing unchangnd
to c net higher. July, tAuiu9V.c, closed,
fyc; September, 644i864c; December,
Closed, 63c.
OATS Receipts, 183,000 bu.j exports. 246,-
000 bu. ; spot, steady; No. i, 66Ua; No. 1
white. COVt'iitilc; No. I white, 604toV4c; track
nixed wentern, 64Vt4t56c; track white state,
eoniNio. Options opened easier, but event
ually rallied with other markets.
1 HAY Steady J spring, 6uJti6u good to
choice. 6i"06c.
. HIDES Dull; Galveston. M to 25 lbs..
19c; California. 21 to 26 lbs.. lc; Teaas dry,
i to ) lbs.. 13c.
. HOPS Firm; state, prime to choice, 1901
crop, 19V.i23Ve: lu0, 10c; olds, 6ic; state,
common to choice, li'l crop, lSn'i.'lc; olds,
(yuc; Pacific coast, 1W1 crop, lttuviilc; 1IM0,
W: olds, 6i9c.
. LEATHER Dull; acid. I4f2c,
I WitOL julet; domeatio fleece, Rff JOc.
t PROVISIONS Heef quiet; family, 316 6ft
flti"; mess, 19 61-71 U.00; beef ha ma, ill 00
it 11. 50; packet, 114. bum 15.60; city extra India
ness, lii ewji JR Oil. Cut meata, firm; pickled
bellies. $11 2:ql2 .00; pickled shoulders, 8.v0
C.-9 60; pickled hams. 111 Oui 13 00. I-ard.
strong; weat-atetuned, til 85; July, closed at
111.36. nominal: ronnod, strong; South
AaisfiCAa pompuuAda )iUn)a-U.
Fork, strong; family, 121. on; short clear, I
"?22.r- mess. l.orvf,i9 7S.
TALLOW-FIrm: city (12 per Pfcg.). 4c:
country (pkgs. free). VWPc. I
RICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 4yj I
fjSViJRpane-e, 4V(jnc. ,
HUTTfc.R fillgntiy firmer; creamery, is'i
fjllVfcc; factory, Iwfflfc-; renovated, 1P
itfc; imitation creamery, i.⁣ state
dairy. ITiVnlUVic.
CHEESE Firm; new stste cream, cnl-
.-..r.. tauij, in' 'v "-" ..i.,..-, .-.-.a .-' v ,
large colored, 'as:c; large wnite, ".qj
EGGS Firm: state ana Pennsylvania.
19c.
ITITATOKS Steady; state and western,
U.W'.Zb: new southern. I2.00&2.75.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, open
genie, gooa to rnoice, wmic.
'ul l. i n i Alive, unsrttiea; oressea, i
weak; broilers, lMc; fowls, lie; turkeys,
roi l,tkt Alive, unsettled; dressed.
13(illc.
MKTAtJI hnm.it I m.t.l m.rV.d t rtA a v
ere as a aenersl ml nnlar tnH destitute
0f special feature. Tin here ruled Jul! and!
neia close to old quotations, spot closing I
M 128.00?r28.25. The Enallsh market eased I
on on, spot closing at l&s ana iaiunii
at 123 Ifav Thara. waa tklmn a rirllne In I
the foreign price of copper, the spot roar- I
ket closing 2s 61 lower at M M M and I
futures at 53 10a. The local market was I
very aun ana in some instances on a lower I
mmi. ctanaaru spot to August ciosea at I
$U.?7Hfjll.7&; lake, $12.00fi 12.20; electrolytic.
fn.8.V 12.05; casting, ill. 75C01 1.93. Lead I
being quoted at M.12H In the local market.'
auiuuu iiuuiaiitina KitJiiru ah du, uitrnina
6 jtd. In spelter ihe foreign market Im-
proved 2s 6d at 18 17s 6d. but locally re-
mained as test quoted at 6Ve and firm.
m iron market on tne otner sine was 1
higher and Arm, with Glasgow closing iet I
IL.:. . . Ui,iAl.KAw r 1 - f K Vbm I
York market ruled niilet and atefl.lv with. I
out change, warrant remained nominal;!
No.
I22.OO&23.O0; No. I northern
n foundry. I21.00tf I
22.00; No. 1 southern foundry, l21.SOg'22.6o;
No. 1 soft southern foundry, 21.aO'.60. I
OMAHA
WHOLES ALU MARKET!.
Condition of Trad aad Qaotatloas
m. ,
Staple aad Fancy Prod ace.
EOGS-Cindled stock. 14Viffl1&c
LIVE POULTRY Hens. 7V.4iRc: old roost-
,rs according to tie 4uoe- turk'evs gWiic.
qucksTnd gfew . fc;' bFoTliii" ib. li
la, ia '
BUTTER Packing stock. 16c: cholea I
dairy , In tubs 170 Wc; separator , 2021o. I
FRESH CAUOHT FISH - Trout. Wc; I
herring. Be: pickerel, 8c; pike, 9c;
n.rK V.,.rai t. ...M.h I
fc; bluefins, 8c; whiteiish, J; catfish, 13c;
Diack bass 18c; baiiDut, 11c; salnjon, 16c;
haddock, 11c; codfish. 12c; red snapper, 10c;
lobsters, boiled, per lb., 27c; lobsters, green,
per id., noc , Duuneaas, iUC.
I'HiPiUiN B A-.1 VC, per UOB., IDC.
VEAL Choice, 6440. ,
CORN-63C
OATS 61c.
WHAH-Wr ton. JIB.
W A Y Prices ounted hv Omaha Whnlasala I
VKUETABLE3. - I
mm.iv-iw.bh nm ... na.- Anm I
'r.E.w rlPT wnY Kalamaaoo .
EW C EL.ERT Itaiamamoo, WC. .
. , - . i
. iTlr . v..
Jt V A at", A W- J A ' v V lea-v WT7S . LICI U Ua VUVa I
ni.r.t.xT AKftnva V. .-. 1 ,1 -TV? I
,,f'unc'h;i6c" - . v.u, w
IVrrTMBi?HHP?rin... BMMVv
LETTUCE fer dOS. blrhes, ZOO.
Hi rbi .by-Par dm ti&
RADISH Eft Per dox., iyfrAo. I
PC lnT t..' SS. SSK
BHUBAKB Home grown, per ID., Ifta. I
CABBAUE California or home-grown, I
new. Wac.
ONIONS-New California, In Sacks, per
D2ii: ......
I TUMAlUaiS-itiu, per i-puxn crate.
vt pttanb pr hu tx.
"A 1 bitttr
FRUITS.
APRICOTS-Callfornla. $1.40.
lUTiPH WH California. 1110
PLUMS California, per 4-basket crates,
Sl.bofrl.6u. I
.t?nnnTfl . llf... I. -. . - m mm. I
CHERRIEB-Californla, per bo. H.16;
he-Iwn,v. tqt- '" W.OC.if.
. NXALOUPTex l per ' at, W
RABPBERR I.EB UlaCk. Per H-DU.. U.00:
red. per 24-pu., 13.00.
Iir M rl ' Lf U AA Aa 1 C 1 TV. U 1
WATERMELONS 25c ,
TROPint. "TITT
PJNEAPPLES-Florida. 30 to U count,
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slse,
12 26iv2 76. I
OKANQES Valenclas. 84.7606.00; Medl-
U-mto-w. :
M ISlC lalAIM 1UU U B.
HONEY Per 24-sectlon case,. 82.7508.00.
CIDER Nehawka. per bbL. 83.26; New
xork, 3.ia. -
POPCORN Per lb., be: shelled. So.
NUTS walnuts, iso. i soit sneii, per lb.
12c; hard shell, per lb., 11 Vic; No. 1 soft
lb., lie; small, 10c; cocoanuts, per sack,
13.60.
HIDES No. 1 a-reen. tUc: No. 1 a-rean.
iuv . am. i. giiu'Ii unii wi.a. laiu,
BVaC; No. 1 salted; 7Vic; No 2 salted. 8V.c;
No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12V. lea.. 8c: No. 1 veal
calf, 12 to 16 lbs., 6c; dry hides, 8L2c; sheep
Jim". IIH.. III.. W llllll , .VVVV I
ULII HMALD A. D. Aipem qUOXeS IDS I
copper, per lb., 8Vic; brass, heavy, per lb.,
8V.c; brass. llgKt. per lb.. 6c; lead' per lb.;
fcVic; sine, per lb.. 2c; rubber, per lb., o.
St. Loals Grata aad Pravlalaaa.
ST. IX5UIS July 1. WHEAT Higher; I
No. J red, cash, elevator. 72Vc; track, 71 W
iz'ac; juiy. 2Vkc: cveptemDer. v.-A'aic: mo.
I nara, i'a iovc.
CORN Higher: No. I cash. 66ttc: track,
655V.c; July, 664o; September 6614c; De-
eember. 42V4o. I
raTC t .u... xj ,. nn ISA I
WV. tfUljr, fHI71V, DVIlKTlIliaoi , , a V. Wllll-V,
62c
RYE Easier at 67o.
VTmiD IT n a I a c mJ lnl.. -.a. am. a
83 604,3.70: extra fancy and straight. .2&
?.85; new of each, nominally 16o per bbl.
less; clear, so.was.jo.
SEED Timothy, nominally, 85.00,
CUKN m EAI steady at S3.1o.
BRAN Steady; sacked,-east track, S0
85c.
HAT Timothy, easier at IlLOO 14.60; prai
ne, steaay at 4i.ootQii.vu.
WHISKY steady at fl.80.
IRON COTTON TIES-Steady at ILOJ, .
BAOOINO Steady at 6',i84c.
HEMP TWINE Steady at 9c.
VHIIVIM (INK FnrH h snap' InhMrl .11
818.70; new, 119.10. Lard, firm at IIO.KIV,.
Dry salt meats, nigner; Doxea lots, extra
hnrii til Oft ihort rlaar 111 Karnn
hl.hari iwoail Inta avlr. ahnr.a 111 7U.-
lur rtha 112 ftft- ahnrt rlear 111 12U
METALS Lead, firm. 83.971.. Spelter,
"a.i.VX a
rvubl Hi Bieaoy; cnicaena, wc; springs,
jjthc: turaeys, vc; oucas, (c; geese, c.
uu l J r. k eteaay; creamery, irtyuw.
oairy, i(iaio.
EQOS Lower: 12V4c. loss off.
receipts, enipments.
I V-1 a.i w Khla
29.000 7.000
...3"S.O0) 9.0)0
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu
98.000
81.000
15.
I.IM1I
Liverpool Grata and Prevlaloas.
LIVERPOOL. July 7. WHEAT No. 11
northern, spring, ufa. rut urea, quiet;
July. 6sVid; September, 6s 3d; December.
' . va
ncmlnal.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 6s
lUd. Futures, quiet; September, 6s 3d; Oo-
tooer. bs r"4ia.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; extra Indl
mess. lOtJa. Pork. Arm; prime mess, west
ern, 78s M. Hams, firm: short-cut, 14 to
16 lbs., 6M w. tiacon, nrm; Cumberland
i lbs., boa a . tsacon, nrm; Cumberland,
ut. 26 to 80 lbs.. 56a; short ribs, 16 to 24
s., 64s 6d; long, clear middles, light. 28
cut
1 .
IUB-1 " B wt auiuwic:, 11,111,
to 14 lbs.. Ma a : lone clear middles.
heavy. 85 to 40 lbs., 68a; short, clear backs.
16 to 20 lbs., Arm, 68s 6d: clear bellies, 14 to
1 lb-. M M. Shoulders, square, 11, to 13
IDs., nrm. s so. laara, nrm; prime west
ern. In tierces, 64s 3d; American, refined.
In pans nrm, om aa.
CHEESE Steady; American finest white,
48a : American finest colored, 49e.
TALLOW-Prlme, city, steady, 2Sa 6d;
Australian in London, dull at 83a.
FI-OL'R St. Louis fancy, winter, firm,
8s 9d.
HOPS At London (Paclflo coast), firm.
1UTTKR Nominal.
PEAS Canadian, ateady. 6s 9d.
The Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week ware 76.200 quarters from Atlantic
ports, none front Pacific ports and 36,000
from other ports.
The Imports of corn from Atlantlo porta
laa, waa.1, aiira HYt nuirl.n
last week were 200 quarters.
Toledo Grata aad Seed.
TOLEDO. July 7. WHEAT Active, firm:
cash. 7c; July, 77Vc; , September, 76o;
liecember. 7So.
V V.. 1 1 1. .1, "ll(, vaau. i ,U1JT,
aoc; Depienioer, o-rc; iwceraocr, ac.
JM. a c I'uu. ,iu , I T. i auij,
4lVc; September, 81c; new July, 4oV4c; new
eM-ptemoer, 4c,
& 111 1 1 it-1 ii iuuii'iiv wan iiuvim illlar! ivn 1 nnrt hern TTHTTUp? Mtv X north.
feE ED Clover.' fairly active and easier- I roent of the treasury balances In the gen
ishTiotl; October &H. ' era! fund, exclualve of the 3160,000.000 gold
isu. u.w. vrvmi-r.. ouav. I reserve la the division of redemption.
Dalata Grala Market.
DtTATTH. July 7 -WHEAT Cash. No. I
. . vv a . k. . v. a .a.
nanj, IK, . . nuiiu.iiii iT, a'. 1 ii'inil"
era ana juiy, tic; rteptemoer, 73B'7lTea.
uaio eeptemoer, ua.
Kuaaa Clt Drala aad aPi-a-rlalaaa.
",r l-rasraaioae.
KANUUI CTTTa July l-WHatAT-July,
WHo: September, WHe; rash, No. I hard,
ll, he; new, 71c; No. I. old. 71p; new. e;
No 4 hard. new. 6ffJ7e: rejected hsrd.
44ℜ No. 2 red old. 72c; new, 70,,':l No. 1
red, new, 4370c.
CORN July, c; September. 81,c; cash.
No. I mixed, 64Vc; No. I white, 6bc; No. ,
w'ufce.
oATB No. f white, too.
BtB-Nn. 1. Ita.
HAY Choice timothy. I12.0012.tio; choice
prairie, lXe 10 00.
BUlffcH-creamery, isiBivc; Dairy. in7,
EOQ8-Stead r: fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 14c dosen, loss off, cases re
turned.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 6.K0 40,roo
Corn, bu J.2 24.8"0
- , t...
16.0UW
11,000
Philadelphia Produce Market,
PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-BUTTER-
Firm; extra western creamery, llVc; extra
nearby prints, 83c.
EOGB Firm and ttc hla-heri fresh nearby
uv, loss on; rre&n western, 20c, loss on;
fiMH MtilhwMl.rn IQn lnaa nft! freah
southern, 1718c, loan off.
CHEESE Firm; fair demand; New York
full creams, prime small, ltflOHc; New
xork lull creams, rair to good, l.ia'ioi.o.
Mlaa
eapolle Wheat, Flear aad Braa
MINNEAPOLIS, July 7. WHEAT July,
!jSc - Beptember. 72Hc; on track. No. 1 hard.
-' .., - . ,
,62;, , ' .., .
ITIX?URnvr,'.t,",rnt"' V second
Patents, 13.763.85; first clears. 12.86; sec-
" ; V7 V ,v
BRAN-ID bulk, I14.00S14.75.
JIIIWaiEM UralB Biaraet
MILWAUKEE July 7. WHEAT Irreg-
mm 'nM.atnij., un.ink.. oft et-iL
RYE fllaher- No 1 68'c
R A RLE V Firm: No J. 71Vt72c: sample.
pnnM a v. aw.
ElKla Batter Market.
ELOIN. 111.. Julr 7. BUTTER Offers of
21V40 by buyers on the Board of Trade did
not bring out any offerings of butter and
tne session closed without sales. The mar-
I ket waa declared firm at 21o. a decrease of
Pa The sales or the week were 819,000 lbs.
I , .
"m .
PEORIA. Julr 7 CORN Outet- No X.
c 7---ORN-u,et' N0-
OATS Inactive- No 1 white Kin. billed
.JA 1 o inactive, rno. s wnite, oio, Diuea
through.
WHlSKY-tl.30 for finished goods.
JEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS,
Traders Bold Aloof and Volama of
Baalaess is Small.
NEW TORK. July 7.-There was little
tone In the stock market today In the way
days' holiday, and there was not much
Inclination apparent today to make new
v.nttirea
The developments In regard to crocs were
considerable. The statlatlca of railroad
. aa i .
traffic were also nrnmlfilnr for a. cnntlnna.
tlon of , elrnlngs." The movement
of miscellaneous freight weatward Is re-
lyvjuou i in niaiiiituiica on an unprerc-
I dented scale and rates to be firmly held,
Th so-called loeal traffic, too, which Is so
?&K UT U Si
ane crop news maue in- grain-carry ing
railroads prominent. The most conspicuous
movements were In stocks associated with
the interests that make -up the so-called
western contingent .
western conungeni.,
Rock Island made a sensational lump of
6tt points. There were more substantial
ana better maintained advances in some
of the other grain carriers, notably Mis
souri Pacific The disclosure by recent
railroad reports that the soft coal carrying
railroads are profiting materially by reason
of the increased demand for soft coal since
tka mtnln. n. anlhv-Mlta t a a Ka.aM all..
tmlnlr,
pended ga
wh,ch .
ave another center of atrength In
ennsylvanla and Hocking Valley
Were the leaders.
But the advances were largely restricted
to the leaders lo both groups and when
It was perceived that the general market
acad dS2va ace Vo relcUn? The
closing was neavy am
animation gone out of
, The hugging of the t
closing was heavy and showed all of the
tne market,
gold export point by
foreign exchange and the Interior demand
were reinforced by the xoor bank state
ment. .
The bond market was quite firm ana
showed the Influence of demand for rein
vestment of July disbursements. Total
sales, par value, $2,769,000. United States
refunding la declined Vs. the old 4s, regls-
and old 4, coupon, ft per cent
last call.
The following are the closing prices en
the New I ork tttock exchange:
Atchlton MV4
Bo. Psclflo CS
4a Did
Bo. Ksllwsr 174
Bsltlmar Oble...l08H4
do pla H
An ofd M
Tuu A PaclSo. 41
Csnadlso Pmciio ....11614
Tolodo, Bt. U W. 10
nam "
ii
do p(d ...
"4
ii aa. m 1
tiicago m
Unloo Psclfld .
do p(d
106
t4
44
-
MV.
MVi
' ,'" V"
T'm
chicaso i" Vii.r.
W.ba.h
14
do pfd
WhMlIng A U
do id pfd
Wis. Central ..
7 V,
Chlrua a E. Ill 103
ChlcafO a w...., mv
do 1st ptd 1W do pld A.
4
cptcago A n!" w!!!!w lAwriaa Bi!.!!!!!!!li5
o., R. I. A T UI ll'nltad atataa Ex 114
do Id ptd 4714 Adams KX....I.
.147
chieuo Tor. a Tr.. tt
W.ll.-F.r.o Ex 80
so pia
17 Amal. Coppw 44
c. . u. a at. u.
.ios Amor. vt a r
. MW do pfd...... tt
ColormAo So...
)
. 71S Amar. Lin. Oil 11
oo pia.
. so pia ll
.174 Amtr. B. A.R.. 47
Dal. la. W..
. 71 I do pfd 1714
Danvor A R. 0..
. at Anaronas Min. co...ia
do std
. SO iBrooklra R. T 47
. t4ttColo. Pusl A 1 ."4
Krlo
do 1st pfd
da Id sfd
. uss 114
. MS. Con. Tobseoo pfd....ltlU,
.117 pan. Elactrlo I04
. MVi Hocking Coal Htt
3 root Nor. pfd...
oeklns ValUr .
00 Pld
. 1 lotar. Ppr t0
Illinois Contrsl .
lows cantrai
,im4 oo pia T4
. 8 V. Inter. Powar 71
. 17 Lacledo Oas
do pfd
talks Erls A W..
.44 Na. Biscuit 47
.1U National Load 11 "4
,.14t No. Amsrlcaa UlVa
do pfd
U A ti
atenbattaa 1,
iet. t. Rj
Max. Caotrsl ....
..is41rcina Lota i.. sa
,.14H'Paciae Mall 40V4
.. iFjP-opla'l Gas ldlVi
Max. . National
rraaaao a. uar .
I . a. . ...
I Ma. Pad no nov.
oo pia
Pullman P. Car.
Republic Stool .
do pfd
Sugar
Tana. Coal A I.
itlnloa Bag A P.
do pfd
5H
134
17"4
1I
I m , a. a T
I do Pfd....,
M
I N. J. Central
141
101
I N- T- Cantral
1UV,
W5J smT !.'
7
14
15
14
IV
I Ontario A W.
U. A Laatlwr .
I Psanarlr-jita
ltlVkl
do pfd
i aaadlng
MS
"
, 7
, 4414
, II
, 71
, 10
. 4
C. g. Rubbor
do 1st pfd...,
do Id pfd
do pfd
46
U. g. stool
I St. U A S. P.,
do pfd
.
, M
do 1st pfd...,
do Id Pfd....,
WssUrn Union
Amor. Looomotlvo. .
t. la South w.
i.
do pfd
K. C. Soutnora
Bt. Paul
.176
do pfd
i
. )V4
Be Paul pfd...
ill
Hew York Money Market.
NEW TORK. Julv l.-MONET-On call
I firm at 4ge per cent; last loan, f per cent
I brim mercantile paper. 4Hu6 ner cent.
biLn L.iiN I. tALjiAiNut,- irra at, 44.' 'a
64.88 for demand and at 34.86V for sixty
days; posted ratea, $4. fttvirf HtiH and 3488V.
.&; commercial dims, HMvtmk,
SILVER Bar, &2V.c; Mexican dollars
42S.C.
bonds jrovernmeni, weak; state, active
I railroad firm
The closing quotaUona on bonds are as
I follows-
folio
V. 8. rat. ta, rag.
do coupon ......
do ta. ra
do eoupon
do are 4a, rag..
do oonpoa
de old 4s. rag...
..107HU A N. udI. 4a 101
..107 Max. Caatral 4a 11
..10 , do la lno US4
liM'Mlna. A St. t,. 4a....lu
..M4V4M., K. A T. to 100
..114SI do ta (6
..10t4 N. Y. Cantral la 101
do coupon
iwi so ganorai ana
104 V,
do ta. ras.
lot if. J. c sa.
.131
do coupaa..
Atcklaoa sa.
...106 No. Padfts 4a ,
.104
...104V do ta ,
... 4 N. A W. eea. 4a..
...1014 Raadlcg gaa. 4a...
... Na Bt L A I M S. is..
. 1
.101
da ad. 4a
Bal. A Okie 4....
do ma
do eoor. 4a
Canada So. la
CMlral of Oa. la.
do la Ine
4
.111
..10f St. L. A S. P. 4s.
.100
.100
lots ' L. A
W. Is....
.luV ao la
. US B. A. A A. p.
.104 Bo. Paclao 4a...
Chan. A O. 4Vaa
. !
Chicaaa A A. IS... 8- Aallwar ta
.111
-.?."- a."!,
C. M A ' -'"J
7. N: T- It
V .! .!:?
aBv.i.aaa m racino 1S...11V
T . St. la, a W.
atu.
1M4
101
Union Pacloc 4o
...1H
do coov. 4a...
...17
C C C A St L g. 4a.loi
Chicago Tar. 4a M
Colorado So- 4a H
Wabash laV....
...110
do la.
do dab. B
...111
... 74
i?."'.." ? t.
Want Shore 4a..
111S
Whaol. la E. 4a.. U
da aanoral 4a....... r
v is. t. antral aa 12
arl r, w, g, D. C. Is.. ,111
Cos. Tobaooel 4a..... 47
t&OCaiS " T,
Coadltlea of the Treaaory.
WASHINGTON, July 7 Today's state-
shows: Avallsble cash balance. 3Ju3.ua.
(it; gold, 610l,MI.Ua.
Baak Cleartaaa.
OMAHA, July 7. Bank clearings today,
fl.193 .147 84; corresponding day last year,
I 4U.iai.,aa: increase, aao.atai aa.
I CHICAQO Ju, 4 LUatarlnsni. 848.m.016
iU.l7.7a.44: increase, an.HS 4.
I balMicea. l,7l,3; poate4 eashaoge, ti.94
for sixty days and MM for demand; New
ork exchange, boc discount.
HALTIMOHE. u r 7. . leariags, s,7.-
4fi3; balances, ).44.U); money, 4-g4t per
cent.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7. ClearlrnTs, 113.
l.K6; balances. 83,K7.4u8; money, 4i'4V per
cent.
NEW TORK. July 7.-Cleaflnss. 3101.6O4..
205; balances, K.Z31.657.
WIHTO.N. J11 r 7. Oesrtne-s. I17.173.ZS3:
balances, tl.07J.81l.
ST. LOUIS. Ju T Clesrlnrs. ,W.SS:
balances, 11,270.31s): New York exchange.
40c discount: money, steady at 64)4 per
cent.
WEEKLY CI.EARISO HOfSB TABLB.
Aggregate af Raalaess Traasaeted by
the Aeaoelated Baaka.
NEW TORK. Jnlv 7 The following
table, compiled by Mradstreet, shows the
bunk clearings st the principal citras for
the week ended July ft, with the percent
age of Increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding; week last year:
CITIES. Clearlnga-j Inc. Dc
New Tors lt634.Jo2.617 12.4
Chicago 176.3.U.742 23.8
Boston ltM.616,9 27.1
Philadelphia 123.m.6l 83.6
St. Louis 63.443.060 86.2
Pittsburg 4S. 246, 393 26.1
Baltimore 29,357.fs 28.1
San Francisco 23,481.424 1.6
Cincinnati 25,830,4fpO 56.1
Kansas City 12.174,825 -. 16.1
Cleveland 15.6o7,9S 14.3
Minneapolis 12.743,064 46.0
New Orleans 10.4n3.702 82.6
Detroit : 10,287,776 8.7
Louisville 10,849,368 29.3
Indianapolis 10,775,449 49.6
Providence 7.774.100 22.8
OMAHA 8,874,534 2..
Milwaukee 7,297,6) 28.0
Buffalo ,320,S38 2.0
St. Paul 6.664.976 81.2
St. Joseph 4.6S2.614 23.1
Denver 8.390,060 0.4
Richmond 4,873,157 29.8
Savannah 2,769,676 20.7
Salt Lake City 8.170,316 67.3
Albany 4,264,231 84.6
Los Angeles 6,34,090 13.6
Memphis 2.100,293 11.0
Fort Worth 2,367,6e 11.3
Seattle 4.403.069 88.4
Washington 4.273.984 61.6
Hartford 8,638,572 18.3
Peoria 2.4.S3.962 46.8
Toledo ?,623.4&8 33.6
Portland, Ore 2.610.765 26.6
Rochester , 4.494.675 69. 01
Atlanta 2.037,149 81.5 ......
Dee Moines 1.88.271 87.0
New Haven 2,090.320 84.6
Worcester 1.778,993 8.7
Nashville 1.725,423 86.1
Springfield. Mass...., 1.767.119 t.S
Norfolk , 1,471,817 22.5
Grand Rapids 1.645,628 87.7
Scranton 1.739.664 86.3
Portland, Me 1,859,185 47.8
Sioux City 1.631.8X5 88.0
Syracuse 1.6.S8.330 41.2
Dayton, 0 1.746.624 65.4
Tacoma 1.291,193 89.1
Spokane 1,674,190 87.8
Topeka .1 1,286,549 44.0
Wilmington. Del 1.023,243
Evanevllle 2,358,419 148.9
Birmingham 1,110.798 27.1
Davenport 752,831
Augusta 707,396 11.7
Fall River 875,469 20.6
Macon 664.000 29.1
Little Bock 663.110 20.1
Helena 686,572 1.4
Knoxville 831,226 72.4
Lowell 670,896 83.1
Akron 691,000 42.1
Wichita 449,271 2.0
Springfield, 111 628,60 80.0
Lexington 6S5.466 60.0
New Bedford 617,273 86.3 ......
Chattanooga 633,152 44.0......
Youngstown 667.52 81.7
Kalamasoo ' ; 601,466 8.7
Fargo 864.678
Blnghamton 446.800 41.6
Bockford 816,727 1.7
Canton 633,000 74.1
Jacksonville, Fla 402,046 42.0 ......
Springfield, 0 432,846 63.7
Chester N 469,937 70.1 .....a
Quincy , - 820,629 ..,..
Bloomlngton . 278,484 13.8
Sioux Falls 256,368 46.4
Jacksonville, IU..,'. 169,192 14.9
Fremont 180,111 62.6
Houston - 10,661,611 46.1
Galveston 6,699,000
Columbus, O (.441,000 60.0
Wheeling ,. 736.692
Wllkesbarra 1.077,372 68.0 ......
Beaumont 8J7.018
Decatur, 111 aV,276
Utlca 1,637,400
Totals, tT. S..'.".?7.. 2.898,727.R2 17.1 ......
Outside New..Tork. 864,336,336 26.4
.. CANADA.
Montreal
Toronto ,
Winnipeg ,.,
16.406,442!
12.610,926
0i
7.8
oosea
2.996.021
Haiirax
Vancouver, B. C....
Hamilton
St. John, N. B ,..
Victoria. B. C. .......
1.427.097
20.1
eeeoe
1.142.95M
11.8
"i'.i
809.629
849.606
410,490
1.678,678
L 431.834
Ottawa
Totals, Canada ..
I 88.230.743) . 8.3
Not Included in totals because containing
otner itema man cieanngs.
Not Included In totals because af bo
comparison for last year.
Roatoa ttoek, ttaotattoaa.
BOSTON. July 7. Call loans. 3V434V4 oer
cent; time loans, 4jjt per cent. Official
closing oi stocas ana oonas:
Atchison 4s 1MV.I
Waatlnxk. Oommoa..iet
Oaa la 'S
Adranturs J..... MS
Max. Central 4a so
AllouaS : IS
N. B. 0. A C. ...... 40S
Amalgamated , 1444
Atcalaon MS
mngnam aa
do pra
Boston A Albany. ...940
Boston A Ms Ml '
Boston Elevated ....144
Cal. A Haela (M
Centennial 1IU
Copper Hang I4V4
uominioa km .114
N. Y.. N. H. A H...U1
Franklin n lVk
Fltchburg pig 1
Vnloo Pact 80 loss
Monawa 43
Old Domtnloa lVi
Max. Central H
uscooia .. 1
Amcr. 8ugar
Parrot I7ln
do ptd ill
Amotioan T. A T....14
viumcr , si
(Baata Fa Cop pat
Dominion I. m n.
Tamarack 171
Oan. Elactrlo ao4
Maas. Elactrlo 41 S
Tiimountala Si
Trtnlty ii;
Vnitad Slates ....... IIS
do pfd S74,
N. B. O. A C IS
Vnitad Fruit 11S
Utah ta
Victoria (
Wlnoaa 4S
Wolvorlae UVa
It. a. niaoiy mi
a pld... ss
Loadoar Stoek Market.
LONDON. July 7.-4 p. m. Closing:
Con a., anooay..
1-14 1 Norfolk A Wostara.. H
do secount. .
Anaconda
Atchlaon
ss s-is eo pra
.. S Ontario A Waatera... 11
.. IS IPanmrlTaata ta
..IMS Reading MS
do pfd
Baltimore a unio....lu oo is pra.
41
Canadian Pacltc 1M do M pfd.
... M4
Chaaapaaks A Ohio.. 4S, BoutBora ay.
... M
Chicago O. W lo
C.. M. A St. P 174S
Pfd.
... M'4
... s
...10744
Bonthorn Faelfta..
Unloa PaclSo ,
do pfd
U. g. Btsal
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Bpanlah 4a M,
Hand Mines
DsBoera (oaf.).,..
Donvar A R. 0 41 S
do pfd... M
Krlo 17 S
do 1st pfd 4
do id pfd 114
Illinois Cantral IMS
LouliTllla A Nash,...lSS
U . K. A T li
do pfd 4 1
N. T. Central 140S
... SI
S
... 7T4
... US
... 47S
... S044
... 13
... 314
BAR SILVER Steady : 24V4d Per ounce.
MONEY 142 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for ahort bllla la
1 a-ioiqi's per cent ana lor inree-montna
bills Zaa? l per cent.
law Tark MtalaaT teaotatlaaa.
NEW TORK. July 7.-The following are
the closing prices on mining stocks;
Adams Coa 34
A Ilea 40
Braoco - ae
Brunasick Coa 4
Little Chls!
. It
.T7i
Ontario
Ophlr U4
Phoanlx 4
Conaatock Tunnel
IS Pototi II
Con. Cal. A Va lis
Sarago 4
Sierra Narada ...... se
Small Hopos 4a
Madvood Terra loe
Horn Silver in
lroa SiWor aa
Lsadvllla Coa. 6
Btaadard M
Wool Market.
BOSTON July 7. WOOL-Flne staple, 60
Qt2c; atrreriy nne, 4o⁣ ciean nne ana nne
medium, 4qv4sc; staple, aiigtaic; meaium, 411
fa 42c. Texas wool is very firm at the re
cent advance. Fall, cleaned basis, 447j4c;
twelve months. 6b63c: six to eight months,
spring, 46C4c. The fleece wools are scarce
and firmer: No. 1 combine Is very Strong.
Ohio fine delaine.-lEW-asc; Michigan. 264
27c; No. 1 washed combing, ltQli'c; coarse,
23W.Sc. Australian wools are firmer, with
this market rema.kably well sold ud. The
demand Is good, with considerable sold the
last week. . combing, cnoice scourea basis
72i74c; average, 7j72c.
ST. IaOUlS. July 7 WOOIa-Firmer
medium grades and combing, 13i718c; light
fine. 12i&15Sc; heavy fine, 10413c; tub
waahed, 16424VxC. .
lagar Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 7. 8UOAR Open
kettle, JWl-ltc; open kettle. centnrixgaU,
mH'ic: centrifugal, yellow, 3Vi4Sc; soca
onda, lt3V4c, Molaaaea, dull; centrifugal,
va 'fx--
NEW TORK. July 7. SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, 1 13-16c; molaaaea augar,
2Sc; refined, ateady; No. 6, 4 10c; No. T,
, -. . a 1 . . . v'A a a at. . a a u.
4 wvi a,v. a, o.v, au. w. a .v. iv,
X- 1T - . . .a 1 a.- a
.-.v. aa, ii, .-v.. aa. .-.v. aa. . .
No. 14. 1.70c Confectioners A. 4.46c: mould
A. 6.00c; cut loaf, 6 16c; crushed, 4.16c; pow
dered, e.ic; granuiaieo. s.X), cudcs, ,P0C
0MAI1A LIVE STOCE MARKET
Good to Chioe Grade of Bteen Bald at
Btetij to Btrtnt; Priota.
IGHT DOLLARS' PAID FOR TOP HOGS
exaaaayaBXaaaaas
Light Raa at Shoe aad Killers af
Good Cgaalltr Coaaaaaaded Stroaar
to a Dime Hlaher Prleea Feed
ere Reaaalaed Aboat Steady,
SOUTH OMAHA, July 7.
Recelnts were: Cattle. Hon. Sheen.
umciai Monday 1,627 2.t8
8.37
4.081
8.6H6
1.671
642
6,6,4
name day last week 1,127 4.667
Same week before 1,37 6,Si4
Same three weeks axe... 3.076 4.io9
Same four weeks ago.... 1,171 6,124
Same day last year 1,064 2,646
RECEIPTS FOH THE Y1CAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
csttle, hogs and sheep at Souin Omana for
the year to oata ana comparisons with last
oni .
loot
1901. Inc.
160.240 23.332
Dec.
Cattle 871,572
hogs l,3?u,3l
bheep 43o,luB
l,8o2,490 1U.S28
6aa,41 0,Cd
showa the aveiiige
ine following tMD.t
price of hogs sold on
tne South Omaha
inaraet the last several days, with com
parisons wun lormer years:
Date. I 1901. il901.l00.1899.18S8.lS97.189t.
June
II...
H...
IS...
IB...
20...
21...
21...
23...
24...
86...
26...
28...
29...
SO...
74
7 !
7 MSI
7 41 SI
I
t 83
SSI
6 l
I ttV
4 9J1 1 2
8 64
U3
6 06 I 4
4 4 1 71
1 90)
8 93,
1 not
I
2 80
I 811
8 U
1 721
I ti
6V
I 82!
1 el
1 ji
I 66
I 611
1 22
1 14
8 08
1 10
3 ui
1 9
a
lot
8 06
1 00
2 87
2 V7
1 96
a
3 94
1 StJ
June
I 18
i una
June
1 al
8 loi
June
June
I a4)
s i
6 89
4 93
as
8 6
8 OS I
1
1 63
1 61
1 65
8 6a
1 16
une
une
I 001
I 21
1 23
t494
j 6
7 674
6 18
June
June
I 83
a Irs
I 261
1 23
une
t
6 911
I 87
N
6 89
I 63
6 741
6 10
6 Oo
June
I "V.
7 81T4
7 4Vk
7 64S
a
2 (1
June
5 11
June
4 m
8 24
1 24
June
6 01 I 6S
July
July
S 11
1 18
2 96
4 92
6 01
1 611
1 18 2
July
1 78
I 21
8 80
July
aa
T64V4
Juiy
6 73 1
4 79
8 (Ml 8 731 1 661
juiy
July
BJ
t 761
6 161 1 831 1 66 1 28 I 97
t 11 1 81 1 76 1 28 1 98
Indicates Sunday. Indicates holiday.
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The followlnar list shows the number of
feeders shipped to the country Saturday,
and their destinations:
cars.
E, T. Monaghan, Ellis, U., I. C 1
The" official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. She'p.H'ses.
a. at t Dw a
Missouri Paclflo By.. 1
U. r. system 1 . iv
60
C. A N. W. By 7
F.. E. at M. V. Ry... 15 10 4
C, St. P., M. A O.... 6 1..
B. A M. R. Ry 14
C, U. dc Q. By 8 1..
K. C. a BL J. By.... 1 ..
10
C, B. 1. As P., east.... 3 6 ..
Illinois central ity... s s .,
Total receipts .... 68 88 14 61
Tha diaooaltlon of the day's recelnts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tne
number 01 neaa inaicatea,
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 240
Swift and Company 866
Cudahy Packing Co ' 2o9
Armour A Co...., 137
Omaha P. Co.. K. C 48
632
466
731
654
1,424
928
O. H. Hammond Co
161
B. Becker A Degan 164
Vansant 4V Co
Carey A B 60
Hill Hinttxinger la
Hamilton A Rothschild. . 69
B.-F. Hobblck 11
Wolf oV Murray .' 20
Other buyers 61
Totals 1.677 2.674 2,313
CATTLE There was a light run of cat
tle here thla morning, and as the demand
for desirable grades was active prices ruled
strong ana tne market waa acuve, every
thlnir h In a dlanosed of at an early hour.
There were only a tew cars of beef
Bteers on sale and. In fact, there were not
nearly .nntia:h ta mo around. Anvthlna
showing flesh and quality was picked up In
a hurry at good strong prices ana as nign
as if.va was paia. ine moot 01 tne cat
tle offered, thouah. were of only fair Qual
ity, and the commoner the quality the
less salable tney were, -ine same as nas
been the case for soma time past packers
do not seem to care whether they get
the commoner grades at ail ana oniy take
tnem at their own Drice.
Tha row market did not show much
rhinr. from tha close of last week. The
better grades sold without difficulty at
Just about steady prices, but the canners
ana cuttera were now nu urougnt
very uneven prices. Sellers find tt difficult
to get satisfactory prices for such kinds
of cattle, as shippers do not seem to
realise how low that class of cattle is
selling and frequently they sell for less
money here man waa paia tor tnem in
the country. Commission men are cau
tioning their shippers to buy their grass
cows, and especially tbe commoner grades
on a wiae margin.
Bulls.- veal calves and stags did not
show enough change to be worthy of men
tion.
There were hardly enough stockera and
f orders offered today to make a test of
the market and there was nothing strictly
choice In the yards. -It was evident, how
ever, that speculators were anxious for
good stuff, and It Is safe to say that
strong prices would have been paid for
the right kinds. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ma It.
77 1114 4 M
Me. ' A, rr.
AM 6 00
87 1114 T 00
31 UI 7 00
84 UJ7 T 80
Jl HIT T 10
St HIT 7 40
84 1114 7 74
1 s a
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1 10SS 6 1
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. . 441 4 10
HEIFERS
171 I 40 1 m 18
I'.O IN I M4 I 40
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BULLS.
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1 an 1 11 10 m in
I 174 I U I S4 4 N
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a I Tl 10 174 4 40
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lions There waa a light run of hoes
here today and as supplies were ratiier
moderate at other points also prices ad
vanced and established a now high point
for the year. Packers started In bidding
only about a nickel higher, but sellers were
asking more money aa a rule and the mar
ket soon became generally a dime higher
and In some cases the advene waa even
greater than that. Packers all seemed to
be anxious for the few hogs that were
offered and a a result everything was out
of first hands In good season. The top
price today was $8.00, which Is the highest
prices ever paid on this market In July
for a load of hogs. It wa 17"c higher
than Sal ur day's top, but the hogs were
better than any thing offered on Satur
day. The bulk of the good weight nogs
sold from 67.80 to 17.90 and the medUm
weights went largely from 17.70 to 17. 80
and the light stuff from 87. 70 down. It wss
a good active market from start to finish
and prices were much higher than on any
dny so fsr thla year. Representative sales
No.
A. fh
l-f.
No.
AT.
8h. Pr.
T.
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....tnl ...
T 40
7 414
1 4
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7 0
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7 TO
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t TO
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SHEEP She-D receipts were also mod
erate and In fact were considerably smaller
than was generally expected. Uood stuff
was In active demand and tne tew cars
offered were soon disposed of. The general
market for the better graaes 01 Killers
cVuild be quoted strong to a dime higher
than the close of last week. Kwes sold as
high as 13.00, wethers of ratner common
quality brought 83.20 and some yearlings
and lambs brought 14.0". i ne less aesirame
grades of killers were very hard to dis
pose of and If anything packers were more
bearish on such grades than they were a
week aso.
Feeders did not show much of any change.
There waa a ready demand for desirable
kinds at steady prices, but the common
stuff was slow sale.
Quotations for clipped stock: Oood to
choice yearlings, 83.M4j3.76; fair to good.
t3.25ai'3.&0; good choice wethers, 33.3o4i3.6o;
fair to good wethers, 83.0093.35; good to
choice ewes, $2.75S.OO; fair to good ewes,
2.0O4f2.bO: good to choice spring lambs, 86 35
$6.60; fair to good spring lambs, I6.00-ii6.o0;
feeder wethers snd yearlings, 12.503.25;
feeder lambs, 32.MHg4.00; feeder ewes, L2
ti'2.00. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
I stag 150 1 50
9 Wyoming ewes 87 1 60
86 Wyoming ewes 71 1 60
162 Idaho ewes 115 8 00
61 stags r 108 1 20
81 W)umlng wethers 107 1 20
16 Wyoming wethers 107 1 20
529 Wyoming wethers 108 1 20
232 Idaho wethers 110 1 25
II Wyoming lambs 65 4 00
291 Mexican yearlings 71 4 00
4 bucks 102 2 00
440 Wyomlug feeders 94 2 85
264 Wyoming wethers 97 1 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle aad Bheegt Steady aad Hess
Ten Cents Higher.
CHICAGO, July 7. CATTLE Receipts,
18,000 head. Including 1,600 head Texans;
steady; good to prime steers, 27.758.50;
poor to medium, 34.757.60: stockers and
feeders. J2.6066.00; cows. tl.50rrJ6.00; heifers,
2KKg6.25r canners, $1.4ff..50; bulls, 82.600
6.50; calves, 12.&0.30; Texas fed steers, 14.08
66 75.
HOOS Receipts, 22,000 head; esti
mated tomorrow, 15,000 head; left over, 4,730
head; 10c higher; mixed and butchers, $7.80
fig.OO; good to choice heavy, 87.85'f8.1o;
rojgh heavy, t7.35fHi7.90; light, 1.2b7.1Q;
bulk of sales, $7.467.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 26,000
head; steady; good to choice wethers, 83.60
434.00; fair to choice mxed, 33.0O3.5O; west
ern sheep, I2.0CH83.50; native lambs, $3.00
7.00.
Official Saturday: Receipts Cattle. 825
head: hogs, 6.610 head; sheep, 1.154 head.
Shipments Cattle, 477 head; hogs, 888
head; sheep, 1,611 head.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,600 natives, 6,200 Texans, 900 calves;
quarantine stuff, active and steady: home
cattle, strong; canners, lower; stockers
and feeders, slow and weak; beef stuff,
steady to weak; choice export and dressed
beef steers. 88.00(38.30: fair to rood. $4.76
7.90; stockers and feeders, $2.66j5.60; west
ern-fed steers, 85.00W6.60; Texas and Indian
steers, $2.10S5.35; Texas cows, $1.50lj'2.90;
native cows, $2.006.00; native heifers, $3.00
ft 6.76; canners. $1,6003.00; bulls, $3.2O4.00;
calves. $2.00(35.25.
HOOS Receipts, 2,000 head; market 10c
higher; top, $9 10; bulk of sales, $7.6549
8.00; heavy, 87.95'8.10; mixed packers, $7. 80
68.00; light, $7.407.82; Yorkers, 17. 70
7.82U; nigs, tf.lOrg.SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,800
head; market strong and active; native
lambs, $4.70ru6.40: western lambs, $4.2Oii5H.90;
native wethers. 84.0O4.8O: western wethers.
13.25i34.46; fed ewes, $3.SOtfN,20; Texas
clipped yearlings, 83-40,.00; Texas cupped YTiV,Y r a u'i , 'llr:
sheep, 13.00(8)3.35; stockers and feedew.LHm refined, spot, dull, 26a
LGO&3.4. . . .. . 1
&.00&3.00.
New Tork Lira Stoek Market.
NEW TORK. July 7. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 8,404 head; market steady to lOo
higher; steers, ib.tKHffTt.Mf; oxen, o.ou; nuns,
$5.S&?j.60; cows, $3.006.06; extra dry-fed,
$3. 40ti6.75; cables unchanged and Blow; no
exports.
CALVES Receipts, 1,290 head; market
active; veals, 4060c higher; buttermilks,
75o higher; veals, $5.0Chi.00; buttermilks,
$4.00iH.&0; city dressed veals, higher at 93
lltyo ner lb.; choice. 12c.
HOGS Receipts, 6,428 head; market 16o
higher; state hogs. $7.90; western, nominal,
but quotable at $7.507.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.833
head; sheep In light supply and steady,
closing dull; lambs, &075o higher; ten cars,
mainly late arrivals, unsold; sheep, $2.60
4.124; few choice and extra, $4.2584.50;
culls, $1.6032.26; lambs, $5.2637.00; culls,
84.60(06.00.
St. Lonls Live Stoek Market.
f4T IXHII8. July 7. CATTLE Recelnts.
8,300 head, including 6,000 Texans; market
steadv: native shipping and export steers.
16 00fi 00; dressed beef and butcher steers,
$4.8M7'7.60; steers under 1,000 pounds, $4.00
(&6.75: stockers and feeders, 12.755 50; cows
ana neuers, IJ.X0V.w; canners, ti. io(r.ooj
bulls, $2.60ii.?6; calves, I3.00ig6.60; Texas
and Indian steers, $3.80fS6.16; cows and
heifers. $2.504.00.
HOOS Receipts, 1,600 head: market
strong and higher; pigs and lights, $7.25
fa7.65; packers, $7.507.o5; butchers, 17.70
.111.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.100
head; market steady; native muttons, 83.00
A4.00; Jambs, $4.2e(g7.00; culls and bucks,
$..6064.00; stockers, $1.00433.00. -
t. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 1 CATTLE
Receipts, 2.300 head; steady; natives, $4.76
6835; cows and heifers, $1.6066.26; veals,
$3.O0(iT6 00; stockers and feeders, $2.005.60.
1-iLMJB Iteceipts, a,lv neau; ivc nigner;
light and light mixed, $7.6W7.96; medium
and heavy, $7. 75(68.00: pigs, $4.2566.76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10;
steady.
Slooz City Live Stock Market.
OIT-.TTV SiTT-V Y, ,1 . m (Bnai.1,1 Tala.
gram.) CATTLE Rece In ta, 6u0bead; mar
Cat atearfv: heevea. tS.&K&7.80: cows, bulls
and mixed, $2.60fc6.25; stockers and feeders,
$2.6064 25; irearllngs and calves. $2,507X4.00.
Huua neceipia, a,ow nmui n i w aci wii'.vu
higher, $7.6067.80; bulk, $7.557.65.
SHEEP Receipts, iuu; weak.
Stoek in Bight.
Tha fnllnwlns- table shows the recelnts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the five principal
markets lor juiy :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
. 1,627 2.658 8,387
. I8.O11O 22,000 26.000
. 9.700 2.000 3.80,7
8,00 8.6iO 2.100
. 2.800 1,400 10
. 89.927 13,658 14,297
South Omaha
Chicago ,
Kansas city
St. Louie
Bt. Joseph
Totals
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. July 7. COFFEE Spot
Rio. easy; No. 7, Invoice, 6c; mild, steady:
Cordova, 8311V4c. Tha market opened
I a,ta. A.. aau44k Si I" . S . & t l"a 1A rT t fl t af.
Daren y st,-Q.j j , ' - - ,
lower, and for the ret of the -fMlon die-
played unaeriy.ng wennnm wuu nii-iu.
tion at timee quite active. The Importing
element were free eellere. deaplte the fact
a a. I a. a. auaaa ilnavn tra a. ria aV Insjf FAPa
ord level for the season thus far. It was
shown tnat arnvaia i nmntn tunc.
In the United States reached llavOOO bags,
while clearances from that country for
the United States were 138.000 bags, thus
promising a mnw 'V"
ready burdensome American visible sup
ply. The movement of the crop in Braxll
was larger than expected. At the close the
market was barely steady and net 10 to
15 points lower. Total sales were 43.750
bags, Including: July, 4.75((jH.80c: Septein-
ar 4 Rfi'OI.WIC U"""", l-oui . cuiuri ,
00c: December. 6.0Oft.10c; February. 6.10
fc620c; March. 6.15(8o2oc; April, .fcc; May,
t.80((p5.36c. '
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. July 7.-DRT OOODS The
market today has been dull on- the spot
In all departments, not yet having thrown
off the holiday Influence. The tone ie un
changed ard there has been no attraction
in prices in either staple or fancy cottons.
Print cloths continue Inactive at previous
prices. Cotton hoalery is In moderate re
quest, but underwear slew of sale and
Irregular.
Visible gapaly of Ural a.
NEW TORK, July 7 The visible supply
of grain Saturday. July I, as complied by
the New York Produce exchange, la aa
0Wheat, 18.U2.000 bu., decrease, (31.000 bu.;
corn. 8.912.000 bu., Increase. tJS.fjnO bu.; oats,
1.2M.00O bu., decresse, M,or0 bu.: rye, 315.
000 bu., decrease, l9.ono bu.; barley, 193.009
bu., decrease, 45.000 bu.
Cotton Market.
.NEW YORK, July 7.-COTTON-Futurs
opened barely atrany: July. 8.74c: August,
8 4Sc; September. 8 09oJ October, 7.96c; No
vember, December and January, 7 .8Nc; Feb
ruary, 7fc: Mnrch, 7.8V.
rtisry, 7.Kc- Msrch, 7.f-tr. Spot, steady;
middling uplands, 9Vc; middling gulf. 8'4c;
sales. lr.2 bsles.
COTTON Futures rinsed dull; July.'
f$c; August, 8.89c; September, 8.03c; Oc
tober, 7.92c; November, 7.9iSc; December,
7.85c; January, 7.8oc; February, 7.86c;
March, 7 Kic.
GALVESTON, Tex., July T.-COTTON
Firm, 8 1F.-I6c.
NKW ORLEANS, July 7,-COTTON-Fu- .
ttires, quiet; July, 8 97c bid; August, 8 55
6"5c; September, 8.ttw.04r; October, 7.76
67.77c; November, 7.n6i7.ft!c; December,
7.67rj.6tc; January, 7.67r(i7.fi9c. Market
Steaay; sales, 1,360 bales. Ordinary, 7 9-lc;
food ordinary, 8 l-16c: new middling,
9-lSc; middling, 9c: good middling, 9 6-16ci
middling fair, 9 ll-16c. Receipts, Sal bales;
ntt't rv, (t,7T,i tu I "),
8T. LOrtS, July 7. COTTON QuIM: no
naif; mifidllnfr, 16 -16c; receipts. 416 bales;
gtli.'i.:r, ."Ml. 1'HIPP.a
LIVERPOOL, July 7 COTTON-Spot,
good business done prices l-32d lower;
American middling fair, 6-S.'d; good mid
dling, 6 6-32d: middling, 61-d; good ordi
nary, 4 27-S2d; ordinary. 4 19-S2d. The sales
of the day were 12,000 bales, of which 2.000
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 10,600 American; recelnts, 4,000 bales,
Including 3.300 American. Futures rnnei
quiet and closed easy; July. 4 62-6ld, buyers;
my uni aukiisi, oo-oku i oi-Mu, buyers;
August snd September, 4 44-64d, buvers;
September , and October, 4 33-647J4 34-6M,
sellers; October and November. 4 6-64d..
buyers;
buyers;
4 r-'-ed.
4 21-64(1,
November and December, 4 23-6ld,
December and January, 4 21-64V$
value; January and February,
buvers d'ahrnorv a . .4 M..nk
4 21-64d.
sellers; March and April, 4 20-64
4 21-64d, value.
Foreign rinanrlal.
LONDON, July 7. Large repayments were
due to the Bask of England today, but
supplies were plentiful. Discounts were
weak. Operators on the Stock exchange
were not dlsr.nsed to take on fresh trans
actions pending the settlement of mines to.
morrow.' The tone was generally good
with the firmness of consols, the favorable
reports concerning King Edward's health
and the prospect of the reinvestment of
some of the dividend money. Ksfllrs were
the only unsatisfactory section. Thev were
week, owing to professional realisations,
before the carry-over, and not to th, re
ported depression In Paris. Americana
were neglected pending the receipt cf tha
opening prices from New Tork. but they
Improved and closed firm. The amount of
bullion taken Into the Bnnk of England
on balance today was fSn.OOO. Gold pre
miums at Ruenos Ayres, 129.40; Rome, 1.S0.
PARIS, July 7. Business opened unde
cided on the bourse today. French ralis
and foreigners were firm. Kaffirs early ,
In the day continued"to have a bad ten
dency and there was little doing through
out. Toward the close Spanish securities
declined.' Kaffirs later Improved on Eng
lish buying orders. The close was Irregu
lar. Rentes had a satisfactory tendency
on the expected conditions of the bill pro
viding for their conversion. Thomson
Hnustons were firm. Rio tlntos were
slightly weaker. The private rate of dis
count was unchanged at, 2 9-14. Three per
cent rentes, 10lf 670 for the account. Ex
change on London, 25t 15V.0 for checks.
Spanish 4s, 80.87.
BERLIN, Julv 7,-IJttle business was
transacted on the bourse today owing to
the absence of encouraging factors. Itallant
were easier as the result of sales for '
Italian account- Exchange on London,
20m 464pfgg for checks. Discount rates,
(short bills, 8 per cent; three months' bills,
1 per cent.
OH and Rosin.
OIL CITY. Pa., July 7.-OIL-Credlt bal- .
ances, $1.22; certificates, no bid; shipments,
3d, 4th and 6th, 153,942 bbls.; average, 73.5;8
bbls.; runs, 2d, 3d and ih, 225,963 bbls.;
average, 80,791 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Ga., July 7.-OIL Turpen.
tine, firm. 45c. Rosin, firm; A, B. C. D, E,
$1.25; F, $1.36; O, $1.40; H. $1.70; I, $2.05; K,
$2.65; M, $3.06; N, $3.45; WQ. $3.60; WW, $3.6).
NEW YORK, July 7.OIL-Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, nominal; prime yel
low, 444(&'45c. Petroleum, steadv; refined
New .York, $70; Philadelphia and Balti
more, $7.35; Philadelphia and Baltimore, In,
bulk, $4.80. Rosin, steady; strained, com
mon to good, $16.5tKjil6.57Vi. Turpentine,
steady, 4741548c.
TOLEDO, O., July 7.-OIL North Lima,
89c; South Lima and Indiana, 84c.
Liverpool, July, 7. oil Cottonseed,
DR. f.1cGREW (Age 53)
SPECIALIST.
Dlaaasoa aad UImiswi of Most Only.
M Years' Bxaerleaeo. IS Years la
YARlCOCkEwi. uVV:
safeet and most natural that has yet bee.
discovered. Wo pain whatever, no eatUna
and dtes not Interfere wlta work or btiai
tM, Treatment at office or at soma aad
a permanent our guaranteed.
Hot Springs Treatment for Syphilis
And all Blood- Diseases. Ma "BRXAKINQ)
OUT" on the akin or faoo and all external
Signs of tha disease disappear at once. A
treatment that la more successful and fa
more aatlafaeiory than tbe "old form of
tatment and at leas than HALF THi4
COST. A cure that la guaranteed ta be
permanent for life.
ovta 2Q,00Qr.tyW.. Vf ras
and all unnatural waaknaaaes of at,
Stricture, Uleet, Kidney and Bladder IMS
uyarwoete. snare piiuu.u u g .
CMAHOKg LOW. COMKbLTATlOM FaUSaV '
STraaatmant by sasJL F. O. Bos Taf.
CfOee over HI . uta mtrm. Wwv 8Ts
.sa aaa wontna awaw .
S5.00 A LIGHT.
Specialist
Xa mil DISEASE!
god DISORDERS
of MEN.
19 years la Oaa aaa,
SYPHILIS
cured by tha QUICK
tValT, safeet aad cnoat
natural method thai
baa yet been dlaootr4red.
Hooa every sign nn jwaiam iaiuun
4inpletly and forever. Ne "BRjUAJ. IN1
OUT" Of the dlsaaao on the akin or faoo.
A cure that la guaranteed to bo permanaui
for Ufa
YslRlCOCELE without outtlng, paia!
no detanuon from work; portnanent ours
gtiaranteed.
WEAK M 85!. from Exeaesaa or Ylrttml
to Nervous Debility or EUhauatlon. Waa
lng Weakaeas with Early Decay la Tound
and Middle Aged, lack of vim. vigor fui
strength, with organs Impaired and weak.
STaiOTtma eared with a new Hons
.Treatment. No pain, no detention, froa
business. Kidney end Bladder Troubkea.
iteaaealtaltava rraa. Treataaonl by ktaasj
OUAROKg LOW. lit) a. 14tk .
li. Seartes & Starlss. Oaaiis, tt
BLOOD POISON
WHAT TO DO. Many have pimples, spots
on the skin, sores in tbe roouta -rf.
falling hair, bone pains, catarrh; don t
know It la BLOOD VultiOS. Send to DR.
BROWN. 836 Arch St., Phlladeiphla. Pa.,
for BRdwN'S BLO06 CURIO. 12.00 per
bottle; lasts on, month. Sold only by
Sherman McCnnnell Drug Co., lth aud
Dodge Sta.. Omaha.
Brown's Capsules ly? ttX'.Wa
' - Dodgestreets
fcBDRUHlfARDS
IVHITg DOVI CUIlMtn' ;allloeiroy crae.
Ica for strung arlnx, m appaui tor wnicn .j
aalst aftar udoa tala rani.Jf. UlTaa la aay Iwukf
with or wlthoul taos-laaa of aauann uuieioaai h i
Baieauu A atvCewMll. aiuasiM. tfu a4 leMla