Nebraska Newspapers

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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAR1ET
All Linei of Gtrtali Bui Btretg
tad Eignr.
WHEAT TURNS AND SHOOTS UPWARD
Prtooa
Cars.
X early
Keeps
Tw Ceata Better
Oolnaj I'p an Cec
lna Foreign Drmtit
Oata Btrons la Rynapathy.
tl W; September, new, W4c; September,
S4-c.
UAT8 To arrive and on track, 8-'c.
old.
OMAHA. July 7. 190R.
whM.t prlrea mounted aa rapidly aa they
declined yosterday and at the and they
".r. lH4lTc, July reached Its hlgn
point at WSe Just before the close. Rullish
advice on the harvest and the growing
crop started an active trade, which lasted
all day July closed at Hc, September at
t orn keit on In lta anyrocket course.
Opening Hc better than yesterday. It
cored a steady advance throughout the
ewlon. The strength was principally due
5?vi2 cnT''na't export demand. July fin
i. li." T0' na Ju,v at oTc, September
.1 kTc' ol September at 66V, December
VJr0 B1 oId December at 62'S62Vic.
Oata were strong on fair demand and
ln sympathy with tha general market.
July cloed at tf. September at 3lHc and
December at eJ'4f32V-C-
Broomhall cabled that wheat waa higher
on leas favorable Argentina advices and
the report that Odessa was In flames.
Yheat closed higher and corn Vtfld
higher. Antwerp closed higher on wheat
and Farts lower.
Argentina wheat shipments for the week
were l.Rfifl.ono bushels; for the last week
they were l.7?.nfin bushels. Corn shipments
were J.6i,on bushels, and last week 2.776.010
bushels. J. M. Phillips writes from New
ton, Kjin., that he believes the state has
raised more than W.ooo.ono bushels of wheat.
Pales of oorn at Chicago yesterday were
JW.flof) bushela. Including BO.onn bushels for
direct export. Prices In the sample market
were Ho higher. Primary receipts of wheat
today were 272,000 bushela, and of corn
733.0 0 bushels.
It Is snid that Knnsa City shippers who
have made aales of No. 2 hard wheat for
shipment the first fifteen days In July are
uneasy, went her having delayed threshing.
The movement In Kansas and the competi
tion for the offerings have caused a Jump
of 4c,
Announcement Is made from Washington
that there will be a delay In the Iksus of
the government crop report this month, on
account of the holiday and the funeral of
Secretary Ttay, which closed the depart
ment one day. Later news, snid the re-
yort, would be Issued the afternoon of
uly 11.
From today's Record-Herald t "The Van
pusen-Harrlngton company of Minneapolis
has Issued Its monthly summary of crop
conditions northwest, giving special atten
tion to the report of I,. D. Marshall, an
expert who was sent iate In May to In
vestigate th value of light weight seed
used this spring. His second examination
Wars out his former opinion that the light
weight seed hud produced a good plant.
The report says that In portions of south
ern Minnesota all crops have been dam
aged by the hoavy rainfall, many
fields becoming rank, losing color and
lodging. In parta of South Dakota there
has been so much heavy rain that the aoll
ta packed, and this Is Interfering with
growth. On light soils In South Dakota
cropa rs fine. In the Ked river valley
they are Buffering from too much water.
In the three statea the spots drowned out
amount to less in the aggregate than spots
which are burned out In the average year.
Northeastern South Dakota and all the
grain lands of North Dakota, except a
small atrip near the Red river, promise a
splendid crop.
Omaha fash Bales.
OATS No. S white, 1 car, 81c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 7cf1.00: No. t
hard, Ktif90c; No. 4 hard, 70ii9c; No. I
spring, 5Sc.
no grade. 47c; No.' 2 yellow, B2Hc"; No. i
yellow, f.ZHc; No. 2 while, 62Hc; No. 8
white, R2Vic.
OATS-No. 2 mixed. SfHe; No. S mixed,
JOc; No. 4 mixed. 29Hc; No. 2 white, 81c;
No. 8 white, SuVic; No. 4 white, 80c; stand
ard, SC4C.
Carlo't Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
CHICAGO GRAI AMI PROVISIONS
Peatarea at the Traalaa aad (losing
Trices ea Roars of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 7.-Vet weather north
west Imparted a strong tone to the wheat
market here today. At the close mheat lor
September delivery was up 1V1Sc Corn
Is up 1jC Oata show a gain t( c Pro
visions are practically unchanged.
The wheat market was strong from start
to llnlsh. At the opening the Bcptemlier
option waa up V'o to htfc'sc at i4s7'c.
Scattered showers throughout the sptlng
whoat belt formed the basis of the Initial
strength. Other bullish influences were at
hand, including a moderate Advance at
Uverpool resulting from decrcHsed ship
ments from Argentina. Attention of trail
ers In general, however, was attracted by
renewed rains In the northwest. Front the
start shorts were active buyers. Commis
sion houses also bought freely. As trading
progressed demand became more urgent
and the market developed additional
strength. Demand was further augmented
by fresh reports from the northwest telling
of dnmagn by black rust. In September
the highest point of the day was reached
at 8HVo. Tho market closed strong, with
prices well toward the ton. final Quotations
on September being at fic. Clearances of
wneat ana nour were equal to io.i nusn
els. Exports for the week as shown by
Rradatreete were equal to l.iYAflor. bushels.
Primary receipts were 272.113 bushels, com
pared with lT7,iu0 buehels a year ago. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 110 cars, against 168 cars last week
and 148 oara a year ago.
Sentiment In the corn pit was again de
cidedly bullish. At tha start the market
was influenced hy a sharp advance at Liv
erpool. I-Ater the extremely small accept
ances gave an added Impetus to the up
ward trend of values. The market was
supported by the hull leaders. The close
was strong, with prices at almost the high
est point of the day. September opened
N'fi'V higher at fir.VSnfic. sold up to M4e.
and closed at toV. Local receipts were
3f.2 cars, with 12g of contract grade.
Strength of wheat and corn was the
main cause for a firm tone In tho oats
market. Commission houses and elevator
Interests were fairly active buyers. Sep
tember opened VoWc higher at 31V&31V
sold up to 31c and closed at 31&c Local
receipts were 118 cars.
Provisions were firm early in tno nay.
In sympathy with a 6c advance in the price
of live hogs. Iyftter prices eased oft a trifle
on profit taking. At the close pork was up
Z"c at 177A. lArd was on- zvnor. at
ani7.224. Illbs were a shade lower at
Kstlmated receipts for tomorrow: vneat.
22 cars; corn, 342 cars; oats, 147 cars; hogs,
11. not) head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Chicago ......
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha
Duluth
St. Loula ...
33
20
. 74
. 4
. 8
.104
S52
17
28
118
2
13
Mlnaeapolla Grain Quotations.
The range of prices paid In Minneapolis,
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat il i
July... inn l ot'i ln 108 1 08
Sept... 2VH 84 '-il 92 94 V 92
Dec... ii)k SOHl 80l 8SH
Articles.l Open. High. I Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I
July 89'tt 6 8M, 911 1W
Sept. 87 "si"! f8S 87 88' ReS'aX
Dec. 87V4;8S'':) 87 fcsVil bt)'
Corn I
tJuly K7 tf B7 57 67J 6H
tJuly 57tii''4 57V M74
tScpt. 67 6f.l 6V55-'H'
tSept. WVlW 6H 6ft
tDeo. 49'T1 60'4 49tt'U' 60 4V
Oata
July 82H 33H 324 S3'- T-'V
Sept. 31V(T" 81 31S 81'i
Dec. 32'4 32 ;32V1'V4 31
Pork I
July 12 57H 12 67 12 624 12 5R 12 60
Sept. 12 80 12 80 12 70 12 77 12 75
Oct 12 80 12 80
Lard
Sept. 7 30 7 30 7 17H 7 22H 7 25
July 7 06 7 05 7 02, 7 06 7 06
Oct. 7 84 7 35 7 27Vx 7 274 7 35
Ribs
July 7 82 7 824 7 75 7 674 7 674
Sept. 7 86 7 85 7 80 7 824 7 80
Oct. 7 85 7 bo 7 80 7 824 7 82 4
NEW YORKSTOCKS AND BONDS
Union FaciCcacd Beading Ara Conspicuous
ia the Trading.
VALUES FALL' ON PROFIT TAKING
Closing: la Easy, with Prices the
Lowest of the nay Increase:
Demand for Time
Loans,
NEW TORK, July T.-Transactlons In
storks yielded no larger total of aales than
yesterday. There was less violent conges
tion in one or two stocks, although Reel
ing and Union Pacific still held a very con
spicuous place In the trading. Reaulng
extended Its record rrice, as It hss eurh
day for some time past, and there seemed
no limit to the speculative confidence of
those who hsve advanced the stock. Many
rumors are current of the large outstand
ing short interest which Is driven to cover
bv the persistent rise In the stock. Union
Pacific was subjected to profit-taking sales
and was thus held In check In spite of the
good returns of net earnings for May madfl
by the llarrlman Pacifies. To offset this
nrofit-takinB- there was some diversion of
professional support to other quarters of the
market and this gave the market an appear
ance of somewhat greater breadth than
that of yesterday. Some of the low priced
non-dlvldend paying railroad stocks were
brought Into activity. The coalera had the
advantage of the figures of anthracite out
put for June, showing a well sustained
volume. Pennsylvania and the Erics were
both strong. There was little news bear-
hie: on values or on the movement of prices,
the occasional advances being clearly due
to vagaries ot speculative sentiment ai
much as anything else.
The report of the week's currency move
ment did not Indicate important changes
In the cash Item of the banks and not
much attention was paid to it. An Inter
estlng development was a large Increase for
the demand for time loans. This was de
clared to come from stock commission
houses and was supposed to be Incident to
the present activity In the stock market or
to prospective operations there. The tono
of time money was steadied, but there was
no important change In rates. The wneat
market reflected some anxiety over the wet
weather reported from the crop regions,
but the stock market was not Impressed.
Tho day s profit-taking had Its effect on
prices and some small net losses were es-
tatiiiHnea netore tne nay was over. I ne
closing was easy and at about the lowest
or the day.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value.
84.hiti.ouo. United states bonds were un
changed on call.
hollowing were the sales and range or
prices on the Stock exchange today:
eales.l-ilgn.LOw.cic'se.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu..
8 orn, bu....
ats, bu....
Barley, bu.
WEATHER I TUB GRAIX BELT
Clear and Slightly Warmer West of
ttl Mlsn'sslppl.
OMAHA, July 7, 1M6
uenerauy clear and slightly warmer
weather prevails west of the Mississippi
river this morning. It Is raining In the
lake reslon. Ohio valley and Tennessee, and
generally cloudy weather prevails over the
east and south. Showers were scattered
throughout th- central valleys and lake
region during -Thursday, and moderately
heavy rains were general In the southern
. atates. uenerauy fair weather will pre
a van in the Missouri valley and western
4 section tonight and Saturday,
Omaha record nt temperature and precipi
tation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
IMS, 194. lrtt. 10?
Minimum temperature.... S3 CI 74 68
Precipitation 00 .01 .00 . 26
Normal temperature for today, 71 de
grees. Deficiency In precipitation since March L
8.73 Inches.
Deilclency corresponding period la 10
1.84 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1803,
8. 84 Inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT REPORTS.
Temp. Rain.
Stations. Max. Mln. Inches. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.... 82 68 . 82 Pt. cloudy
Auburn. Neh 83 68 .00 Cloudy
Columbus. Neb., 84 65 .13 Pt. cloudy
rairoury. ixeo... m oo ,j viouay
tn no .a t. louay
84 65 . 2h Pt. cloudy
"8 68 .22 Pt. cloudy
80 M .13 Pt. cloudy
80 63 T Cloudy
60 .06 Clear
80 66 .00 Clear
64 67 . 80 Cloudy
77 85 . 00 Clear
80 SO .00 Clear.
77 68 .00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb...
Or. Island, Neb.
Hartlngton, Neb.
Oakdale, Neb
Omaha, Neh
Tekamah, Neb...
Carroll, la
Clarlnda, Ia
Sibley, Ia
Sioux City, la ...
Storm Lake. Ia..
UldTttlCT
No.
Central
Chicago. Ill M
Columbua, 0 18
Des Moines, la... 14
Indianapolis, Ind. 11
Kansas CHy. Mo. 17
I.outsvtll., K... 18
Minneapolis 25
Omaba, Neb 15
St. Louis, Mo.... 10
Local Forecaster,
AVERAGES.
of -Temp.-
Rata.
etatlona. Max, Mln. Inches.
62
6
W
64
60
64
64
64
60
L. A. WELSH.
Weather Bureau.
hi
M
80
84
84
81
71
80
60
Kaaaaa City Grala aad proTlsloaa.
The range of prlcea paid In Kanaai City,
aa reported by the LIdwards-Wood com
pany. llu-Ul board ot Trade, was:
Articles. I Open. High. I Low. I Cloae.l Yes y
Wheat I I I
iuly... 824! M 8241 M 81
e;,t... TSVuS 4 7841 7V4l .84
o.... ft 84 76 4 1 uU 7im
Corn
Julv... 614 624 1S 624 B'H
fep't... 60 484, 60 4s4
Dec... 4l 44 434 434 434
Be'pT... 30 ft. .' JO 804 14
Sept... 12 7 13 72 I 12 2 12 7 11 (2
Lard
July... 7 06 7 OS 7 00 j
Sept... I 10 7 15 t 17 I
Sept... I T 75 1 7 76 I 7 71 I t 71 I T 71
7 00
7 17
No. 2. tOld. jNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady: winter patents, $4.303 4 40;
straights, 14.004J4.20; spring patents, $o.0uV
6.70; straights. 83.75'&5.00; bakers, !2.4oU3.:.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, $112; No. 1, 81.08jf
1.12: No. 2 red, 11.00.
CORN No. 2. 6fs4c No. 2 yellow. 684'8S84c.
OATS-No. 2. 334c: No. 2 white, 3440
84c; No. 1 white, 324440.
BAR LEY' Good feeding, 42fc4c; fair to
choice malting, 4749c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 11.26; No. 1 northwest
ern, 11.44. Prime timothy, $3.25ir3.30. Clover,
contract grade, tl2.26iifl3.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 112.55
12.60. Lard, per 100 lbs., 024'3'i 05. Short
ribs sides (loose), !7.65g'7.65; short clear
ides tboxed), t".757.874-
Receipts and shipments for the day were
as follow:.
Receipts. Bnlpmcnts.
28,900 22,900
47,000 64.200
681,000 4n6.0t
, 233.600 69.900
42,900 6,300
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 16(&194c;
dairies. 16618c. Eggs firm at mark, cases
Included. 13c; firsts, 144c; prime firsts, 16c;
extras, 174c Cheese easy, &Vtfl04c.
NEW TORK GENERAL MARKET
O,aotatleas of the Day oat Varlcas
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 7.-FLOUR-Reoelpts,
17,818 bbls.; exports, 2,661 bbls.; market quiet
but steady; winter patents, t4.9fgo.26;
winter straights, t4 60i7j4.80; Minnesota pat
ents, 16.60(04.25; winter extras, 13. ltfy 3 tin ;
Minnesota bakers, 13.7Va4.16; winter low
grades, 13 003 66. Rye flour steady; fair to
good. 14 .2634.60; choice to fancy, 14.6.B4.90.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low. 11 26-ul.S0; coarse, $1. 141.16; kiln-dried,
12.90t300.
BARLET Steady; feeding, 46c, c. 1. f.
New York: malting. 4t5S2c, c. 1. f. Buffalo.
HAY Irregular; spring, 60tg65c; good to
choice. 75'a8oc.
WHEAT Receipts, 8.000 bu. Spot market
Irregular; No. 1 red, tl.08 asked; elevator.
H.074 askea, r. o. o., anoat; ino. 1 norm
ern. Duluth. 11.194. f. o. b.. afloat: No. :
hard Manitoba, 11.12. f. o. b., afloat. Prac
tically from the atart to finish wheat was
very strong today, reflecting higher cables,
disquieting Russian news, unsettled west
ern weather, the corn advance and active
covering. The close represented 14'tf'14o
net advance; May, SI'tSBVC closed at 93c;
July. 9F.4t&6SiC. closed at 9l4c: September,
914t(24c, closed at 924c; Decomber, 92 1-16
CORN Receipts, 218.075 bu.; exports. 19.-
2T bu.: sales. 125.000 bu. futures. 40.000 bu
spot. Spot market firm; No. 2, 634c ele
vator, and 834c. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow,
64c; No. 2 white. 634c Option market was
stronx and hiicner at the west ana on
light Interior movement, closing 4c above
Thursday. Julv. 62"sji.ic. closed at Mc :
September, 61624c closed at 624c; De
cember, closed at 68c.
OATS Receipts, 70,400 bu. Spot market
steady: mixed, 2 to 32 pounds, 864i?r3ti4c;
natural white, 80 to 82 pounds, 374t384c;
clipped white, 86 to 40 pounds, 38(i41u.
HAY Dull; spring, 604oc; good to
choice. 75'dOc.
HOPS Steady: state common to choice
14 crop, 23tf27r; 1903 crop. 20ff22c: olds, 10
4I13C. Pucitlc coast, l4 crop, a.Tic; 19t
crop. mi21c: olds, imsi2c.
H1DKS Steady; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs
20; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19c; Texas
(dryl. 24 to SO lbs.. 184c.
I.KATHER-fcteady; acid. 24'326c.
PROVISIONS Beef, easy; family. 113 00
fi 13.50; mess, 110 Wall AO; beef hams. in.ti
22f; packet. tlt.uMflS.U; city, extra India
mess. t21.0oA'21.60. Cut meats firm; pickled
bellies, 18 2510.00; pickled shoulders, 15 fi
(; pickled hams, 8in.26rgin.so. ijird, easy
western steamed, 87.ai; refined easy; cmtl
nent, 17. SO: 8Hjth America, 88..1O
compound. 86S74u624. Pork. steHdv
family. 115 5o It) 00; short clear, IH a-a 14.75;
mesa, 113 t-f)H.2!.
TALLOW yulet: city, 44e; country, 44c
64c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra.
SWtftwc- japan, nominal.
POILTRY Live. irregular; western
spring chickens. ISfJ; fomls. 134c; tur
keys, 134c; dressed Irregular: western
broilers. 18u21c; fowls. 124o; turkeys, llrflTt
BUTTER Steady ; receipts. 19.4.i7 i.kgs
state dairy, common to extra. 1541)
'V; renovated, common to extra, 134))
174C-
inTESE Quiet and unchanged.
EOOS Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy and selected white. 22c
state, choice, jofullc; state, mixed extra,
lS(ic: western extra. IT 174c; state, firsts,
164164c; southerns. Ufa 15c.
Adams Express
Amalganiated Copper 49,8.0
AmeiRHit c. & t ino
do pfd )
American Cotton Oil. 600
do pfd
American Express....
Ame. H. & L. pfd....
American Ice sec...
American Linseed OH
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive...
do pfd
American S. & R 4,9110
do pfd iOO
Amer. Sugar Refln... 5,8tW
Amer. Tobacco, p. c. 600
Anaconda Mining Co. 1,)
Atchison 8.4iJ
do pfd 110
Atiantio Coast Line.. 80
Baltimore & Ohio.... 18,9o0
do Pfd
Brooklyn R. T 24.6H0
Canadian Pacific 3,6"0
Central of N. J ' 2o0
Cheasapeake & Ohio. 2,100
Chicago & Alton lt)
do pfd 109
Chicago O. W .7,11.0
Chicago & N. W 11,500
C, M. & St. P IS,)
Chicago T. Sc. T 100
do pfd 100
C, C, C. & St. L.... i0
Colorado F. & 1 6,3.0
Colorado & Southern. 200
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Oas :
Corn Products 600
do nfd 100
Delaware & Hudson. 7,0.0
Delaware, L. & W
Denver & Rio Grande 800
do nfd
Distillers' Securities 700
Erie 68.600
do 1st pfd 12,200
do 2d pfd 3.1O0
General Electric 100
Hocking Valley 100
Illinois Central 4,6.0
7 02
T 17
HAY-Steady; choice timothy. t5Offl0.00;
choice prairie. t7.7f.as.iW.
H VE Steady, f ii too
EGC.8 Steady: Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 1 whltewood cases Included, 12c; case
count lie, cases returned. 4c less
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 1646184c;
packing, 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 20.4 28.0.0
Corn, bu H.turt ll.rt
Hats, bu s.uuo ll.uuO
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. July 7 -OORN-H1gher; No. 1
yellow. fiTc; No. 1. ITc; No. 4. tit ; no grade,
OATS-Hlgher: No. 1 white, J3tfJ34e; No.
4 white. Jj'tnS-4c.
WlilSKY-tl.27.
Dalatkt Grata Market.
DULUTH. July 7 WHEAT-To arrive:
No I northern. 41 r. On track: - No - 1
ourtht.n, 11 lu. Nu. S noriUcin, 11.02, July,
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 7. BUTTER
Firm: extra western creamery. 214c
FjOOS Firm; western fresh, 164817c, at
mark.
CHEESE Steady: liberal offerings; full
cream, fancv, new. l4c: fair to good new,
94'alOc; domestlo Swiss, lltjltc.
834
854
984
82
824
3T4
984
32
700 374 36
6.000 494 484
1184
1194
1404
974
1084
854
1024
164
1144
72'
1524
244
644
r
2t4
2114
1814
184
404
99
474
r.
1174
1194
1394
974
107
65
1024
1.13
1134
704
1514
203
64
374
794
204
208
1794
184
4
99
44
274
shows- Ara'lnble ca!h
gold, rro.9c9.671.
batnnce. tino.CH
REPORT Or 'I'll E tl.EABltO MOlE
Traasartloae of the v4 ssorlated Raaks
Daring the Week.
NEW YORK. July 7.-The following
table, compiled by lwsdntreet, shows the
l ank clearings at the principal rttlrs fur thn
week ended July 6. with the perintspe (.f
Increase and decrease as ro.npared with the
corresponding week last year;
CITIES.
Clearings.
Inc.
Dec.
Paper.
200
lOVi
49
1924 "
siv
424
484
83 4 '
734
1784
91
169
204
10
49
191
si4
42
474
824
' 724
1784
91
1684
204
200 624 624
14,410
2"0
4.600
. 12,2(0
2,000
1504
114
634
1304
224
1494
lt4
83
1284
22
300 1134 1234
International
do pfd..
International Pump,
do nfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louisville & N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Metropolitan St. Rv..
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A St. L.
M . St. P. & 8. St. M.
do rfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, K. & T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd...
New York Central....
N. Y., O. & W
Norfolk & Western..
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
P.. C. C. & St L
Pressed Steel Car
do bfd
Pullman Palace Car.
Reading ....
no 1st pfd.
uo ia pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. & 8. F. 2d pfd.
St. L. Southwestern.
do nfd
Southern Pacific ..,
do pfd
Southern Railway...
do pfd
Tennessee C A I...
Texas & Pacific
T.. St. U & W
do pfd
Union I'aclflo
do pfd , ,
I". 8. Express
V. S. leather
do pfd
V. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do nfd
U. 8. Steel
do pf.l
Va.-Caro. Chemical
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western Union
Wheeling A L. E
Wisconsin Central....
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Ex-dlvldend.
Total aales for the day. 842.800 shares.
4,in0
I.8.0
tVO
5o0
11.7O0
2.500
8,900
"en
ltO
. 60.300
3.200
'soo
600
.124,500
6.0
1.7(0
2.0tO
2. BOO
6,00
a.o
1(0
100
200
4.0
6.0
16,80
210
31.800
1.00
15,7.0
40
'506
, 67,100
1004
2!4 .
60
474
1494
634
804
994
44
1434
lob4
40"
844
1084
934
934
204
81 4
81 4
74
34
104
684
244
63
654
1174
9."4
344
574
1314
100
. 29
644
47
i's"
53
854
94
44
1424
1U64
394
94
107 "
93
934
20
8O4
314
7&4
84
104
684
24
624
44
1174
S3
984
9n4
34
674
U94
100 12, 124
6.501)
1.4.M
63.100
65,4.0
61O
30
Sno
2u)
444
1i4
334
1014
354
K.74
194
404
434
l"i9
334
l"o4
3.-.4
1074
194
40
248
354
984
9-1
230
64
2b
174
3
48
112
iwh
1194
1304
107
102
i.;.'4
1134
&7U
714
1514
64
374
79
204
2-
1794
174
404
94
404
2.'4
t8
364
1894
104
48
1904
386
81
864
42
474
83
724
177
90
1684
' 194
794
29
80
27
614
2
64
1494
1.754
1-9 4
U3
100
100
. 3
64
4H4
364
148
524
S'l
814
994
44
1424
I'
764
84
944
240
1074
93
924
204
81
314
4
S44
103
6S4
234
62
06
1174
SI
6S
914
34
374
674
134
74
'S:
ie
9.1
434
1.9
144
1014
INew York
Chicago
(Huston
tl'hlladelphla
JSt. IxmlH
Pittsburg
JSan Francisco
Cincinnati
JBaltlmore
Kansas City
INew Orleans
Minneapolis
it'leveland
Louisville
Ietrolt
Milwaukee
OMAHA
(Providence
;I-o Angelea
(Buffalo
Indianapolis
(St. Paul
Memphis
(St. Joseph
Richmond ,
Denver
Columbus
Seattle
Washington
(Savannah.
Albanv
(Portland. Ore
Fort Worth
(Toledo, O
Atlanta
Palt I.ake City
Rochester
Peoria
Hsrtford
Nashville
(Spokane. Wash..,..;
Les Moines
Tacoma
New Haven
Grand Rapids
Norfolk
Davton
Portland, Me
Springfield. Mass
Augusta. Ga.. ........
Kvansvllle
Sioux City
(Birmlnghan
Syracuse
Worcester
KnoRVille
Charleston. S. C.
Wilmington. Del
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Davenport
Little Rock
Topeka
Chattanooga
Jacksonville, Fla
Kalamasoo, Mich....
Sprlnnfleld. Ill
Fall River
Wheeling, W. Va....
Macon
Helena
Islington
Akron
Canton. O
Fargo. N. D
Youngstown
New Bedford
Rockford, III
Ijnwell ...i
Chester. Pa
Blnghamton
Bloomlngton. Ill
Springfield, O .....
Oreensburg. Pa
Qulncy, 111
Decatur, 111
Sioux Falls. S D....
Jacksonville. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont. Neb
Cedar Rapids
tHouston ..:
tGalveston
Totals, t'. S.....;
Outside New York..
itl.M7.2W.322i
1 .s.m:..'!.:'
ltrr..15a 541.
129.:ti7.3i,
4.9v..554
49, MM 1:19'
11.5J9 8!'
23.4'2i
25.8vj.x72!
19.2'1
an.Jitv.w1
11,812.129,
14.VIH-..8I:) .
12. 805,077,
io.n;.r.i9
7,l:'7.7"7,
8.3W 021
6.712. Sft :
8,7J3,21f
6.!14.98!i
7.2.6'
6.122.M;,
4.1....718'
4.3v3 6j
6 5.9"
6.4.16.71
4.7'.Vi.i0
6.513.712,
V275.9Kt,
8.861,250'
4.943. LI 1
4. 452.5.
4,9--1.7-e;
8.8.!fi 41'
8.276.115
4.0.9.480
6 291 Cll'
2.347..I-4',
8.6:.3.413,
S.1"4.mh;
2,Jii .ln4
2 636.729'
2.f".5:'61
2,031. R1K'.
1.97P,4Ht.
1.818 )'
1.H70.V11I
1.5,8.7rt6l,
2.27.r42l
l.a,8k41
1.4.:S 537!
l.:i.i"2
1,631.5791
1.752.332'
1.6.0.RS1I
1.074,6471,
1,2i5.29:i .
1.274.543
l.i .23.3271
1.057.6".i;i
I.ISO.H:)'.
1.101,544.
645.85?!.
643 023'.
991.254
v.ii 3321
834 626
7.4. 614:.
745.35SI
W6.977I
857.461!
6fi1"9!.
620.5.1
309..1C1I.
62.1.325!
1 "92 757
425.6151
47-T..14
65.4,,
M.S'.
S! 0 ,
23.1 ,
11 7 ,
21 .9 .
17.6
6:0'
33 5
70 4
19 2
I 1-7
19.4'
6.1 ....
4.5,....
so.i!....
4V;:;
10 0
5.7 ....
18.7 ....
22 ......
26 0 ....
8 1 ....
41.0 ....
9 1....
42 9 ....
13.0 ....
47.1 ....
32.4 ....
50.8 ....
92.9 ....
S3 1 ....
36 1 ....
61 2 ....
89.5 ....
I
1.7 ..
6.8'..
21.3..
19.91..
71.3 ..
I
I
6.'
5.1!
a. 7
10.2
99
18.2
:b.3 ,
68. 9...
32.9...
4ti.9 ...
60.8 ...
36.9 ...
17.11
6.3
21.5!..
25.0:..
6 4..
ioiiil..
17.1
.3
7 4
41.3 ,
6.91.
11.0'.
20.3
11 2
85. 81.
40.71 .
I
9.9:.
.1 11.1
19.2
IOM.7
9.8
9.9
427. o2;: . .
483.264! I
BOS 2001 13.8.
439.116 66.2.
331 .0U1 1
3;2.632l I
375.785! 16.4.
816.650 22.01.
12.0
6.3
21.9
11.0
19.5
328 m
277.390!
316.248!
270.5.301
485.667!
10.477.4401
9.49,0O0
I-
18.4 ...
30.61...
71.7!...
94.2...
23.4...
26.3 ...
49.41...
..!12.744,8f.l.867
.. 927.615,5451
47.11..
20.8!..
I
CANADA.
Montreal .
Toronto ...
Winnipeg .
Ottawa ....
Halifax ...
Vancouver,
Quebec
Hajnllton .'
St. John, V.'B
Ixindon, Ont..
Victoria, BV C
.,.....'.!!
B. C.
;V.
Totals, Cannda
ida...t
27,831.6771
21.071.2251
. 7.802,7331
. 2.254.067!
1 2.241.9091
1.852. 7.0I
' .lfri.8r.5l.
U340.088..
K2.148
1.00,0!7I . .
808,6771
36.51
21.0
87.21
6.5!
.4!
34.71..
B 1
14.5
71.91.
.1 15.2
69.354.076' 24. 5...
Balances paid In cash.
tNot Included In totals because containing
other Items than clearings.
800 34 934
mo
uo
1,6-0
24
514
I804
4
614
1894
854
1074
194
40
240
164
9S
14
24
m
1894
. Kw York Money Market.
'NEW YORK. July .7. MONEY On call,
steady at 14ft 24 per cent; closing bid. 24
per cent; offered, 24 per cent. Time loans,
steady; 60 days, per cent; w uuys,
per cent; ( months, 34 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-34fM4
mORLINO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In benkers' bills at 14 SHOVfi
4.8' for demand and at 14 .652n4j4.g52B for
60-dav hills; posted rates, $4.86j'4.&S; com
mercial bills. 14.854.
SILVER Bar, 684c; Mexlcag dollars,
454c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on rnnds were:
V. S. ret. is r1 10S4 Jrn . rtfi. in
do coupon 1W7 flo 2d nfrlM
V J. r'l 1W4' do 44. ctfs '.'4
00 coupon 14 h A N. unl. 4 S
V. 8 new 4i. rf... J3! Wnhttn c. s. 41...V4
do coupon 13t4 Un, Central 4l 77
V. t. old 4, ref 14 ' do 1st Inc Jt
do coupon 1" Minn. St. L. 4i rS4
Am. Tobsrco 4a. etfi. 148i M.. K. A T. 4 10184,
do , ctf I16 do ta kH
Atchlion son. 4 l K. R. R. of M. e. 4a. I4
do d). 4a ,. N. Y. r. ( 3m M
Atlantic C. L. 4. . .'. .lttH N. J C s M 14
fial. A Ohio 4a losn Ko Paclflc 4a 1H
do 384 MS do Sa t4
Central of Oa. 5a 1134, N. A W. c. 4a W4
do let Ino O. 8. L. rMg. 4a tVi
do 2d Ine 44 Penn, ron. 34a H'4H
Thea. A Ohio 4m 14 Reedlns sen. 4a.
Chicago ft A. IVta
C. B. q. n. 4a
101
T8V 8t. I.. A I. M. c El. .117
1P14 Rt. L. A S F. fx. 4a. 84
St. L. g. W. c. 4a.... 8t
US Beaboard A. L 4a..
Ift2 So. Paclflc 4a
Mi do let 4a ctfa
?f4 So. Railway 6
!t Triaa & P. la
act A.. TftH T.. St. L. A W. 4a
T4H t'nion Paclflc 4a
104 do con. 4a
T). A R. O. 4a 1"4 I'. 6 8tael id fx...
IXatlllera' Bee. Sa 70 '4 Wahanh la
grle prior lien 4a 101 t do deb. B
do gen 41 K Weatern Md 4a.
r. W. D. C. la.... lit iV. A b. K 4e
llocklni Val. 41. ...110 ,Wla. Central 4a
Offered.
C, R. I. A P. 4a.
do col. 6a
rcc. A 8t. L. t 4e
Chicago Ter. 4a
Colorado Mid. 4a
Colo. A 80. 4a
Colo. Ind. Sa,
do let B ..
Cube 60. ctfa.
. o
. 1
. 14
.lv
.it:
. w4
.toss
.130
.
.1174
. 7:,
. '4
. 414
. 44
OMAHA LIVE StOCi MARKET
Beef Steeri or.d Cows Steady ta
with Trsdirg Ac ive.
Strong,
HOGS SOiV.E STRONGER 0N THE OPENING
Reeelpts nf Sheep nml t.amhs l.laht
Today, with Prices ltnllna steady
and Offerings tonslatlna Kn
tlrrly of Idaho Wethers,
SOT'TH OMAHA. July 7,
Receipts were: Cattle
PrTUMal Monday 1,822
Official Tuesday (holiday)
Hops.
4.437
(ifflclnl Wednesday..
Official Thursday
OfllclrU Friday
Five days this week.
Five diiys Inst week
Same w-ek before
Same three weeks ago
Hsme four weeks ago.
Same days Inst year...
RECEIPTS FOR THE
The following table
6.1T8
3 511
1.310
".Till
9.74:1
6.838
1!V3.
Sheep.
J,J'-.l
544
6.078
1.ST1
.12.821 28.7. 17.852
.13.13'. ta.Ki 18.3.'k1
.2.:t7 tii.XH 17,710
.17.S22 M.2i 7.48
.18.358 417.3-5 15.07!)
. S.S.SS M.033 17.121
YEAR TO DATE.
shows the receipts
rj i?n s ? p t .'"i
ff j;: 40 I " I4i ...
77 i.7 tv l 1 : .. 3 :;
1 54 ... 3 "fi, 72 I 40 H i
34- r . I . 4 ?:-4j
r; u i : at t.i t."
47 1 v Si:, l ... . 2- 1 ... 3 i'.if
; t:T if I ?" n si . .
.- 10 Hi w ; 4 . 1 i.
4. tn ... 1 a S.4 t !
7 21 1M 8 . 71 IV ; i t:
i'TO . I SI f C.J ill' t 57 it
73 :i t t a 4: i' 3
tl .N . i4 l?o l;s 7; : 4r I 2.4
Si 2l 1o I 7 !. . . I ?:
f t ", 1 f, T 14 lo I IT 1,
l 1" ... I S3 V0 177 ... S ST't
jh (to i :s 7s ti.i ... 3 siv,
i.'i m a.. 4 ... 1 irv
JSt ... I .'S 77 -i 481 I S7t
14 SD 40 6 : 50 IN ... t .10
3. 2 n t :5 7? !.'! 8" i 0
32 :il l-n 3 SS 73 J 4 ' ( 3,1
It :4 40 t S3 '.4 IS.' 3 5"
M S01 ISO 8 ti 14 : l?n 3 T.D '
17 :MJ ... I IS 484 l 4 5 Jo
74 43 ft.) 6 S3 ft) lie 4 H
f S.i! J40 t 25 S3 Sli ... t .
70 SJJ 30 t S3 10 ,vj ... t j,,
l 1.10 ISO 6 15 S Hi ... t JO
tl 221 40 5 S3 i: S00 4 30
7o ij ... r s5 as ... t jiit
76 li7 ... 3 ?S 7 ;m ... 3 ;,'.',
77 ... S S3 ' f 134 ... I
7 ... 2i 30 3 Si
of cnttle. Iilks and sheen at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
year: 1115 19"4 Inc. Deo.
Cuttle 446.6G2 4.12.M9 1.WT
Hogs 1 3.T7 24S 14.hii.4 62,856
8h.-ep 752.517 7U7.411 45. IK
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the lust
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1906. 11904. 1190J. I1W2. 11901. U9"0. '1899.
Juno
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Julv
July
Julv
July
Jul v
July
July
II... I R 191,
II.. 6 22
17.. I 6 20'
18.. I I
1U..I 6 1ST4
2t . S 147
Zl . .1 5 IO
4 K
t 64
I
I 63
6 02
(Ml S 64
4 94! S 71
4 Ml S 14
4 811 5 181 It 86
4 871 Oil T 24
4 91 I 941 7 2S E 831
4 2 6 971 7 Wt 5 m
t 94 7 231 6 92
5 (! 6 8SI 7 41 6 89
R 071 e l 7 l.l1 5 '11
12.. I E irl 5 081 5 831 I E 891 S 00 3 65
24.. I E 1971 5 121 (i 67 1 7 89i 6 9JI I IJ'i
25.. I 1 6 16, B 671 7 671 6 !'i 8 171
28.. S 2741 I 6 TO) 7 61i 6 83; 6 10 S
27 .1 5 .41 li 5 14! R Jil 7 k' 6 911 6 01 8 1.4
E 2M.I 6 10 I 7 65) B 87! E HI 6o
B 2lvi B 04! B 5fi B 9t'l 4 9('i S 68
6 18 6 081 5 (Wl 7 611 I B 011 S CS
5 224l B 13' E 60! 7 641 B 891 I 3 73
6 181 D Bu T 64 B 821 4 92
I 8 29 I 6 51); 7 621 6 741 B 01 S .8
28..
29 .
30..
1...
2...
...
4..
6...
6...
7...
SH El-TP Receipts were light today, hut
fairly liheral fur a Friday. The stuffs
were nil the same, consisting entirely on
Idaho wethers. Four double decks of the
John Curran l.lho wethers sold early fur
$6 60. a price fully steady with yesterday.
There Is a good demand here for desirable
killers and stuff of this class can safely he
quoted steHdy, hut today the receipts were
all the same ami buyers evidently wanted
Some other kinds of sheer, and on part of the
offerings were Inclined to he a little bear
ish. The market all tho week has been In
very satisfactory condition from a seller's
Standpoint.
(Ju.'tatlons: Oood to choice spring lambs,
T.O.-fl7 26; fair to good spring lambs, $.'.7.f
i.0fl; good to choice yearlings. .;.(.n6 .50;
fair to good yearlings. f5.75'nfi 00; good to
choice wethers. $4.75 3 5 60; fair to good
wethers. 14 5"U4."i5; Kood to choice ew. s,
14 6m6.(H); fair to good ewes. $1.24 50. Rep.
resenlatlve sales:
No.
B74 Idaho wethers
423 Idaho wethers
148 Idaho wethers
Av.
. 97
. l'7
. 97
Tr.
r. tv
B 6i
b 60
C H1CA4JO LIVE STOCK UtRKKT
Cnttle
Cents
fi ?5v B 25i
S 24Vs! B 2T.I
i 6 191
I
5 651
5 48
7 64 5 73' B 08! 3 78
I B 7 B 161 8 83
7 76 6 111 3 81
Indicates Sunday Holiday.
The -'Official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each mad wns:
Cattle, liogs. Bli p.
C, M. A St. P Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry
I'nlnn Pacific svstem
C. & N. W. Ry
F., E. A M. V. R. R
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry
U. & M. Ry
C, B. & g. Ry
C., R. 1. & P. Ry., east....
C., R. I. c P. lty., west....
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western
. 13
! i3
. 1
. 29
. 1
. 4
, 63
1
1
23
1
32
25
2
2
1
2
1
97
Total receipts
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head 'ndicated:
Cattle.
Cudahy Packing Co..
Swift and Company....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift and Co., country.
Hill & Son
Frey Packing Co
Squires Packing Co
S. tJ
Cudahy Bros
Oilier buyers
110
414
161
460
"38
91
69
Hogn. Sheep.
12
790
2.:m
1,078
63
'l28
3n0
l
bJ
824
1,145
..1,333 6,356 1,969
Totals
C ATl'l.E-Heceints were moderate today
and the quality of the offerings was fairly
good. There was a better feeling than
yesterday and trading was more active.
The adverse conditions noted yesterday in
the market on beef steers were almost en
tirely eliminated today and there was a
better tone to the trade. Buyers were on
the hill early and picked up the stuff In
fair searon. Salesmen found little trouble
In disposing of their holdings at g.od
steady prices, and In some cases sales
looked stronger. The light receipts and
encouraging reports from eastern points
favored market conditions here. Buyers
and sellers got together early and , there
was considerable activity to the trading.
The conditions today showed that there Is
a fairly good demand for a limited number
of cattle, but liberal receipts might cause
a break in prices.
There was a limited number of cows and
heifers on sale and conditions favored sell
ing Interests. Trading was active and a
clearance was made In good season. Buy
ers evidently wanted supplies and paid
prices that looked stronger as compared
with yesterday's general market.
Oood bulls sold today at stronger prices,
while the poorer grades, as well as veal
calves and stags, were fully "leady.
Stockers and feeders were In light de
moiui tndav and there were only a few
loads offered. These were picked up at
steadv prices, although there was no urgent
call for cattle of this kind. Representative
an les :
BTEKKS.
No. At.
gteady Hoks Fire
Higher Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. July 7. CATTT.E-Rrcr-Jr.fs.
4.000 head; market steady; good to prime
steers. 15.50.16.16; poor to medium, f.t.tK,f
B 70; stockers and feeders. 12.60,1 30; cows.
t2.RtWi4.60; heifers. 2.S('Klf5.on; cniiners, ll.fif'rj
2.80; hulls. S2.OiVii4.Oa: calves, $3.006jtj.75;
Texas fed steers. $4.26fR .15.
HOtJFt Receipts, 14.000 hend: market 5c
higher; mixed and butchers, $5.4of6.7d: good
to choice heavy, $S fio.7i5.70; rough heavy,
5.10f(i540; light, $5.455.70; bulk of sales.
$5.56fifi 66.
SHEEP AND T.AMRS-Recelpts, 8. 0.K)
head; market steady; lambs, weak; good to
choice wethers, shorn, t4.751io.FiO; fair to
choice mixed, shorn. J:i.5fK,i5. 10; western
sheep. shorn. J3.76W5.50; native lambs,
shorn, $4.5O4ii8.O0; western lambs, $4.50'3'7.oO.
- t. I.onls live gfnrk Market.
ST. I.OCIS. Julv 7-CATTT.F.-Recelpts.
1.810 head, Including 1.400 head Texans; mar
ket steady: native shipping and export
steers, t4 2.W5.fn; dressed beef and butcher
steers, t3.2yi4 65; steers tinder l.onn )hs.. f.1.26
tT?4.00, stockers nnd feeders, $2.2R4i4 00: cows
and heifers, I2.0::ff7.00; ennners, fl.M14J2.ni):
hulls, 2.iWii3.l!l; cr.lves. f2.5OfiR.0O; Texas nnd
Indian steers. f2.5Vtf 4.75; cows nnd heifers,
t2.Ofn3.5ii.
HOOS-Receipts. B.fon head: market
Be higher; pigs and lights, ti.iKi'inY.Vi; pack
ers. 14.755.60; butchers and best heavy.
lfi.4S4rTi.65.
SHEEP AND LA M B S 'R ecel pt s. 2.600
hend; market steady: native muttons. $4.vt
B 00: lnmhs. fo.Oofi7.50; culls and bucks, t2 75
(H4.60; stockers, f3.OMi3.3S; Texans, $3.75114.75.
London Stock Market.
IXDNDON,' July' 7. Closing quotations on
stocks were:
Mllwnnke Orsla Market.
MILWAUKEE. July T WHEAT Market
higher; No. 1 northern. $1 14; No. 2 north
ern. $1 OSI.OS: September, SS'to bid.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 2, 52c; sample. 407J
Blc
CORN Higher: September, 66o hid.
Liverpool Grain Market.
L1VFRPOOU July 7. W H EAT Spot ,
nominal; futures, steady; July, 6s lld;
September. 6a K"d; December, is ,,i.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 5a
14,d. futures, firm; July, 6a td; September,
4s 10V1.
Toledo gee el Market.
TOLEDO. July 7.-SEED8 Clover, rath.
$7 40; O.-tober, 47 M: rrtrw timothy, 1.;
1'iini aUike, Auaul, $7.
Boston Mocks and Bonds.
BOSTON, July 7.-CaII loans, eV53H per
cent; time loans, iH'g4ii per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
Atrhlaon idj. 4s...
4o 4a
Mei. Central 4s...
Atchlaon
do pt
P'.ataa A Albenir.
Boetea A Maine
Boetun Eleratrd .
Kit.hbuit td ...
Men. an Ceutral .
S. T.. N. H
Here Marquette .
Vales Peclllo
Aaaer. Arge. Them
4 pfd
Amer. Fneu. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amer. Woolen
do sfd
riomlnloa t. A 8..
KJieon Clee lllu
General EUctrlc. .
Meae. Kiectrlc .
do pfd
kto. Oea
I Qlte4 yrult
Vnited Shoe Math
do pfd
V. i Stael
do prd
fVeetliig. comaaoa
B.d Amkma
. ... Se (Advestur 4
....l"t4 Allouea 17H
.... M , Amalgamated 81
.... 84 iAmerl.ee Zlne t
...Mi Atleotlc 13
... t!i Blnguem U
... in It'al. a Hecla (40
U.7 Centennial It .
....145 Topper Hange iJt
21H fair Weet 13
H. too riooiiDios Coel lit
! Trenails
tee uraunr g
. MH lale Hoy ale n4
. 40 Maaa. Mining ........ 1
. T Mkblgaa 1IS4
.1411 Mohewk ea
U4 Mont. C. A C 1
lit Old Dominion 14
. IT' Oueole, -
.l4 Parrot tsA
. 13 Quimr w
.144 Shannon T
-1H Temareck 114
. 14 Trinity g
. elt, fniied Copper tii
. V. 8. Mining 1
.IvtSt t'. S. Oil 10
. 7t, t un w
. 12 Vutorla
. tot Wlnon o
.luu-a Wolverins log
. U
Treasnry Slatenteat. . .
WASHINGTON. July T.-Ttoday's Ute
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $lS0.evjO gold
tevrvei in the divUiuu i redempttuu.
Coneola, money ..
do account
Anaconda
Atchtenn
de pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific .
Chea. A Oh In
Chicago Ot W ...
C. M. A 8t. r...
rieBeera
V. A K. O
da pfd
trie
do lit pfd
do- td pfd
Illinois Central ,.
Iiule. A Keen....
U . K. A T
. 40 1-lf S. T Central .1154
. 90 1-U Norfolk A W M4
SH do pfd M
47V, Oniarlo A W 84Ti
VHH Penneylvanl 7'iH
....117 Rand Mlnea
....lf.4HKr.iHnf. K
6'S; do let pfd t'H
t(H. do M rfd 47
....It Southern Killwar ... S4S
.... do pfd 1'H
1144 Souther PaclBo '
.... tnlon Paoiuo 134
4iS' do pfd lo..
.... M.V. . Steel 4
.... ti I do pfd 1"3
....172H!Wat)ali 1
...,1M, do pfd 41..
SO .Spanlah 4a lHi
SILVF.R Par, steady, 27d pef ounce.
MONEY Hi Hi per cent.
The rats of discount In' the oncn market
for short bills Is 1 11-!iVT1 13-4 ter cent; fur
three months' bills. 1V51 13-16 per cent.
Hew York Mining: fttocka.
NEW YORK. July 7. Closing quotations
mining stocks were:
on
Adatna Coo
Alice
Breece
firunawlck Cob ...
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cel. A Va..
Horn Silver
iron Silver
Leedvilie t'oa .. ..
Oifeied.
.. So
.. 67
.. to
.. (
..
..130
..17S
. Sf.0
.. i
I Little Chief ...
nntarls
;fphlr
IPnoenls
P..tol
! savage
I Sierra Nevada
IHm.ll Hopea ..
ISLAiiderd
. 8
.400
. 1
. 10
. 81
. 2
. :6
.124
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 7 COTTON-Spot
closed quiet, 20 points lower; middling up
lands, lii. boo; middling gulf, 11. lie; sales. 30
bales
LIVERPOOL, July 7 COTTON-Spot,
small business done; prices 12 points higher;
American middling fair, 8 47d; good mid
dling, 17d; middling, 6 Old; Jow middling.
(85d; good ordinary, B.87d; ordinary, 5 51.1.
The sales of the day were 6,o bales, of
which f) were for speculation and export
and included $.! American. Receipts,
l.vvt bales, including tuo American
BT. LOUIS, July 7.-COnON-Qiilet;
middling, l'c; sales. 60 basts; receipts.
150 bales; shipments, 450 bales; stock, i.t73
bales.
Bank Clearings.
OMAlfA. July T Bank clearings for to
day were tl. 4X1.(27 U. and for the corre
sponding dale last )tr l,J,llbui.
No.
....
83....
14....
7....
11...,
....
32...,
4...,
1....
1....
1 ...
14...,
7....
14....
14...,
4...,
81...
4...,
11...
14...
31...
...
1..
I..
1..
1..
1..
8..
..
12..
1..
19..
1..
t..
1..
1 .
I .
1 .
4 .
4 .
7..
1..
1. .
14..
1 .
I..
1 .
I..
I...,
1....
1 ...
!...,
....1IV
.... eH6
.... 415
ltlil
i2
lfmO
luftO
SHI
....123(1
.... If'l
K)
1128
....ll'24
1120
....1198
...1146
....1271
....Wti
144
BEEF
Av. Pr.
I 75
4 30
4 3S
4 a
4 40
4 4'"
4 45
4 ('0
4 50
4 W
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 55
4 55
4 55
4 60
4 iO
4 ko
34...
34.
..1107
.11
16 .a
13 1121
11..
44 . .
4..
14..
:..
14..
24..
11..
18. .
(..
1..
15..
It..
17..
54
..1224
..1244
. .12S2
..1270
..1220
. .11X1
..1014
..1104
. .m
. -18J1
..1451
..1S5
..1416
COWS.
sr.!
122
STEERS AND
... 823 4 S5 tl ...
...1"27 4 45 12...
...1144 4 60
STEEltd AND STAGS.
..1228
... 830
... S3
... 830
...llvO
... 20
... 81S
... 414
. .. 861
...1170
... 814
... :3
... 70
...1140
...11)40
...lt'43
...106
... S13
...1125
.. .luoO
... 1 100
.. .1150
... bl5
... 540
...1270
...110
...1012
4 J 1
... 4
... 4M
... 75
... 4.KJ
.... 754
....1040
....liW
,...U66
,...1370
.... 0
....13H0
....1150
. ...liO
....1570
....1310
....1210
....140
....157
Pr.
4 5
4 70
4 T6
4 75
4 76
4 0
4 0
4 0
4 40
4 9
4 40
6 00
I 00
6 OS
5 10
6 16
6 35
t 34
4 5
I 00
t 75
COWS.
1 40 1 1""0 I 60
2 00 1 1120 1 60
1 00 I U4 1 60
2 20 84 I 0
I 25 1 1160 I 60
1 26 i H'vO I 60
2 35 ...1"M 3 60
1 50 1 1170 I 64)
2 60 20 Dili 65
1 65 6 1010 1 65
1 65 6 1166 I 75
2 76 1125 3 75
2 75 1 6H0 3 50
1 85 21 114 8 65
2 tO i 30 3 86
IS 6 3 65
t 00 32 837 4 00
1 00 1 1260 4 04
1 25 1 H70 4 00
3 25 2 lu'.O 4 16
8 it t H56 4 16
3 80 1 440 4 16
2 30 1 1140 4 25
S ii 7 i:65 4 30
3 & i UiO 4 40
3 40
s AND HEIFERS.
3 65
HEIFERS.
2 4" 21 T42 3 41
1 50 1 960 4 10
1 55 21 7f 4 66
3 35 31 768 4 40.
BULLS.
1 40 1 1440 t 44
3 70 1..66 3 60
2 70 1 760 3 54
2 76 1 16 .3 8 40
2 75 3 11K0 3 60
2 75 1 l.;0 3 40
1 75 1 1720 3 65
2 75 1 HOO i 66
2 US 1 U70 3 66
3 55 1 170 3 65
3 00 1 17IH1 4 00
3 40
8TAQS. ,
3 16 1 1220 K)
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.500 hend. Including l.ono head south
erns; market steady to strong; choice ex
port and dressed beef steers. fo.OOfi R.70: fair
to good, f4 28 5.00; western fed steers, t4.?.V.J
6.25; stockers and feeders. $2. 7041 4.50: south
ern steers, J.1.i14.75: southern cows. tl.'Jift
8.7B; native cows. t2.25i7 4.50; native heifers,
$3.25'Sri.2S; bulls. $2.2ij'5'4.00: calves, $3 fiff5 .50.
HOOS Receipts, 5,000 head; market 5o
higher; close weak; top. $5.50; bulk, $5.4iV.J'
6.46: heavy, $o-37H5.42i,; packers, to.Wl
6.4714: pIks and lights, f5.35fi5.50.
SHEEP AND LAM H8 Receipts, S.orfl
head: market strong: native lambs. trt.ovj
7.40; western lambs, to.75H7.00; fed ewes and
vearllngs. 4 S5fiT5."B: Texas clipped year
ilngs. $&.flOf7i5.75; Texas dipped she -p, $4.0?J
6.H; stockers and feeders, $2.503.!5.
fit, Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.037 head. Market stesdv; nntivoa.
$3.i6'&5.60; cows and heifers, $1.504.60; stock
ers nd feeders, $2.75!7j4.50.
HOG8 Receipts. 6,444 head. Market was
strong to 6c. higher; light. $5.40fo5.4.ri; me
dium and heavy, $5.355.40; bulk, t&i'thtit
5.41'H.
SHEEP AND LAM R8 Receipts, 1,560
head. Market steady; lambs, $7.50.
"lonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOVX CITY. July 7. (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipts, 300 head: market
steadv; beeves. $4.iMi5.25; cows, bulls snd
mixed, $i.5tvg4.fi0: stockers and feeders, $3.00
(64 50: calves and yesrlings, $2 754i3.Ki.
HOOS Receipts. 4,600 head; market a
shade lower, selling at $o.la5.25; bulk of
sales, $5.2WS5.22V4.
Stock Jn Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hosts. Sheen.
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansaa City .
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis ,
Chicago
Totals
... 1,310
... :)
... ..v)
....1.017
... I.80O
... 4.0U0
6,8:18
4.mi
6,0" -0
C.444
6.500
14.000
1.971
3.000
l.r;n
2.50.)
8.OH0
....10.947 42,382
17,031
CALVES
1 M 4 50 2 100 I 00
1 120 4 50 1 164 I 00
16 Ii6 IM
STOCK CALVES.
J 410 I bD
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
X 660 3 i 12 6'. 3 40
7... 64 100 12 g 170
1 550 8 00 Set 1 70
HOOS Trading In the hog yards, al
though prices were generally stronger
early, was not very satisfactory from
sellers' standpoint. There was only a mod
erate run, about 101 loads being 011 sale,
and the general quality of the offerings
was fairly good, but buyers were backward
about taking hold, and trading as a con
sequence was slow. Prices were about
2Vc higher on the opening than yesterday s
close and a little stronger than yesterday's
best time, but later the murket flattened
out, all the advance being lost. The bulk
of the hugs sold at .". Jini '.'T' with tops
reaching 15 35. Oood light weight butcher
stuff weighing t:o to 275 pounds was In
best demand and was about the only kind
that there waa an urgent call for. Extra
light and heavy weights were alow to
move at the prices noted above:
Representative aales:
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 7 WOOL The Com
mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say of the
wool market: A decidedly Stronger feeling
Is apparent since the opening of the Ixm
don wool auctions on July 4 at a SfflO per
cent advance over the May closing prices.
Dealers are confident of the Immediate
futures of the market and consider the
values will be maintained on their present
basis for some time. There has been a
good business In all wool except fleeces
and pulled. Shearing has been further de
layed hy rains and the wools from Mon
tana are not expected for about two wi-ek-i.
The foreign markets, both English and
continental, are strong and rising, with a
shortage of the short supplies, which are
causing considerable won:' among manu
facturers. Shipments of wool from Host in
to date from December 19. 1304. according
to the same authority, are 127.239.or9 lbs.,
against 106.E59.G57 lbs. at the same' time last
year. The receipts to date are 185,St;9.3'.9
lbs., against 145,054,035 lbs. for the samo
period last year.
LONDON. July 7. WOOT The offerings
at the wool action sales today amounted to
13.471 bales. Fine merinos and scoured
were In good request for the continent.
Cross-breds realised full rates. Poor con
ditioned stock was In good demand at an
advance of 7H per cent. Americans bought
greasy half-hreds at Is 5d'u1s 6V1. Follow
ing are the sales: New South Wales, 2 )
bales; scoured, lOdis vl; greasy, 6V1'
Is (Queensland. 1. 3"l bales; scoured,
lod'fds md; greasy. Sdls Sd. South
Australia. u0 bales; greasy. Sd'Tjls 2d. Tas
mania, 500 bales; greasy, fMiuls 3d. New
Zealand, 8.200 bales; scoured. RVltiJs:
greasy, 8.1 a Is 4Hd. Cape of Oood Hope and
Natal, 1.4.X) bales; scoured, lod-uls S1!;
greasy. 6nrfin0d.
ST. LOUIS. July 7-WOOTSteady; me
dlum grades, combing and clothing.
S"Sc; light, fine. 21fi27c; heavy fine, 18?j22c;
tub washed, 32&42c.
per
No.
low,
gal wMT.s. 4 15 K'i5 1I-1-V-; yellows, 4Y4V.
fecoud. 'JH-'.i;,,c.
Mi .I.AKS'-..---.Nominal ; open k.-itl", l:tj. tic;
t-entt ifcpal. fi'llc Krup. nominal. ixj.
4)41 All 4. 7A JrOl.tc.8 Nt.e-r M-aCT. .
t ondltlon of Trade aad tlnntalloaa 00
Maple nnrt t'ancr I'roatnee.
KiiOS Ri-cclpts. fair; maikal ejulet:
t audit d M.K k. 1 't .
LIVE l'ul'LTK - Hers, ytic; roosters,
tc; turke. 12.115c; ducks, 8c; sptlng
cmckens. i4 to ilv., ITiilSc.
Hl.'TTER-Mnrket linn, packing stock.
13c, choice to t.incy dairy. Klilv; creamery,
ini.'lc. I'l'lnts. -.c
81 U AH t-lamiiii d granulated. 8 21 per
civt ; iiil'is. per cut.; ciu loaf. $'4
cwt ; No. tl c-.tra C, $'..ij per cwt.s
l'i extra C. f .1 ! per cwt.; No. 15 yel
.'75 per . W W powili i ed, ft fM
prr cwt ; hat powdereu. f i 41 pc-r cwt.J
ig'te tiiblets, f .95 ter cwt
l'Krsil 1 1SH -Tiout. eie; halibut, Ilct
Imff ilo idrisi-d), 8c; idcueiel (tiressedl. So;
. h.:. liass (dtescdi. 10: s.inflsti. ic; Dcrci
tsculed and lressed. 80; pike, 10c; cattih,
I.c: red snapnet. lie; S.1H11011. x , i iapplcs,
l.'c; eel. l."ic, bullheads, lie; black bass. :ic;
Manitoba whltetlsh tdressedl, Hn-; lJko Su
perior ahitelish nit es.d 1. IJc; flog legs,
per dot . .lee; lobsters, given, 27c, biilieij
lobsters, "'V.; shad loe. 4.V. blueflsh. 8c
II AV 1'rUvs uoott'd by Onialui Wholesale)
Hhv Dealers' msvci " Hot, : Choice. 37.00: No.
1. fa.50; N . t. tt.Oo: coarse, ti 00. These
prl.es ore- for liuy of good color and qual
ity URAN Ir too. $1S
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES ft. Michaels, all Slses, $4.25j
extra fancy Mediterranean sweets, all
sisos, $3.76; seedlings, all sixes, $360; Valen
cia, all sizes, tl m.
LEMONS I.-nnnlera, ettra fancy, 270,
30n 11ml ji) sixes li. i'ai.To fancy, K.C, i)
and 300 sil.'S, ;.4 .5; 27u sir-, 83 5C; 3t8) aad
Ml sites. 14.50; 210 vlzc, fL' 76. 40 size, $3 iJ.
OATEd t'er box of 30 1-lb r7-. $i3;
liiillowe'en. In Vo-lb. boxes, per lb. o.
F1U3 Callfomin. per 10-lb. carton.
S-'ic: l-v.p..rtcJ Smioiv, four-crown, 12c; flw
crown, 12c
KA NAN AS Per medlum-slied bunch. $1.71
H. 2 26: luinbos, $2.ftV,ia.(i0.
riNEAl'PLKS- Klorida, per crate of 24,
30 and'3., Ml7.es. $3.K; iZ sue. $3.00. !
FRUITS .SL MfcLONS.
AFR1CO is iwallioi 111, per 4-baokst erattk.
$1.10.
PLUMS Ca'lforr.ia, per 4 bettJtet crato,
$1.10.
I'EACHKS-Texas climts, per 4-basket
crate. Sue: Texus treesicnes, $1.00; Callfoi-'
nia, oer 26-lb- box, 90c.
Crl Lit Hi ;.. California, 'ilack. per S-lb.
box, Jl.fj.i, white, per -.o. bt.Ti, li.M; Mis
souri, box of 24 qts.. Jy.ouai2.26.
KTRA Wl! ERR I EH Home grown, per 24
qt. case, $l.iy2.W; lenver, per case ot
;t-.i8 , e2.no.
CRANRERR1ES Jerseys, per crate, $15.
GOOSEUERKIES Uoa of 4 qts., $J.o0.
CANTAlA.iL'1'Ed 'lexas, per crate, $3.00
6j4 uti; Cnllfornla, per crale, $j.OOUti.OO.
WAIERMELO.NS Alabama bweuta, 25fJ
30c each; crated, 1nc per lb.
RASPUERR1ES Red, box of 24 pts, $2,601
black, box of 24 pis., $2.00.
HLACKllERRIES-Caae of 24 Qta, $300.,
TURNIPS Ne. "
CARROTS New, per Oos., 2oo.
PARSNIPS Old, per bu., 40c.
WAX UEAN8 Per V-bu. box, 75e; string
beans, per bu. box, iio; bu. box wax or
string, 2(Mi2.26.
POTATOES Home-grown, In sacks, per .
bu., 35c; Colorado, pur bu., 45c; new pota-.
toes, per bu., liOc.
HE A NS Navy, per bu.. $2.00.
CAl'LI FLOWER Home grown, psr crata
of 1 dos., fOc
CTCl'.MhERS-rer dox.. 45c.
PEAS New. ti bu. box. $1.00. .
TOMA1 OES Texas, per 4-baskt Crata,
tl.10.
SPINACII-Pcr bu.. 60o.
CAHUAOE Homo grown, lr. crates, per
lb.. 2V4jC.
ONIONS New. per dot. bunches, 15c t
Rermudas. per crate of about bo lbs., $1 ti. .
RADISHES Hot house or southern, per
dOZ . 7"e,
LETT JCE Hot house, per dox., $540c;
hend Vrttuce. per dot., 75c.
I3EETS New. per doz.. 30e.
MISCELLANEOl'S.
CHEESE Swiss, ne, i5c; Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin limberger. loc; twins.
)oi(Hc; joung .tntilcas, 14 o.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft "hells, new -.
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shell, psr lb., 13c 1
No. 3 soft shells, por lb., 12c; No. I hard
shells, per lb., 12c; pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c: peanuts, per lb , 7c:
roasted peanuts, per lb., 8c; Chill walnuts,
fier lb., li'-i Kl'c; almonds, soft shell, per
b., 17c; liurd shell, per lb., 15o; shellbarK
hickory nuts, per bu., $1.76; Prge hickory:
nuts, per bu.. $1.60.
HlDES-No. 1 green, 8c; N9. 2 green,
7c: No. 1 salted, 9c; No. 2 salted, 8c;'
No. 1 venl calf, 10c: No. 1 veal calf, o; dr
salted, 74T14c; sheep pelts, 25cC$1.00; bora
hides, tl uc'ijS.OO.
St. I.onla enernl Mnrket. '
ST. LOVIS. July 7. WHEAT I Ilgher fof
futures; cash lower; No. 2 red, cush, eleva.
tor, 91c; track, 9.1',j.mvic; July, SlUfiSlc;
September. 84Mi81'-'; No. 2 hard. $1.06.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. 66Hc: track,
66Vjlj6tMi,c: Julv. 65i4,c: Deceniher, 47c.
OATH Steady; No. 1 cash, 33c; track, S4ft -84c;
July, Sl'Sc; September, 80Vc; No. 3
white, S5Hc
FLOl'R 8teady : red winter patents. $4.90
(65.10; extra fancy and straight, $4.7o!S4.9U;
clear. t3.9.&4.o.l.
SEED Timothv, steady: f2.0OS2.4O.
CORNMEAL Steady; f2.60.
R N Steady : sacked, east track, 72tf74a.
HAY Steady; timothy, f8. 0013.00; prairie,
$tU "u9 60.
1 RfiN COTTON TIES-69C.
RAOOINO 8i,c.
HEMP TWINE-tlHc.
PROVISIONS Pork. Higher: Jobbing,
$12 80. Lard, firm: prime steam, $.57Vi. Dry
salt meats, steadv: boxed extra shorts,
$7.2H: clear ribs. fS.OiKSi 074; short clears.
$8 87V,. Hacon, higher; hoxed extra shorts,
8.37A; clear rlhs, $8.75fi.87Vi; short clears,
19 1H
POl'LTRY Firm: chickens, 9ir; springs,
14c: turkeys, 13c; ducks, 8c; geese, 5fi8c.
BUTTER Steady; . creamery lfctiSlc:
dalrv, Hfil7c.
EOG8 Quiet at lOc. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
2,000 7.000
106,000 41.H00
28.000 6O.O.1O
13,000 40,000
No.
50 ...
5....
4t ...
43 ...
11....
44 ...
76....
6T ....
AT.
. .160
. .It
..4i'4
..2t1
..741
..2t
.141
6x- Pr.
... i 15
40 I 20
I to
M I 211
4 n4
so ll
.20 22
BO I I-',
M I UH
t
No.
71...
24 ..
64 ..
67...
46 ..
44...
46...
61...
44...
v. B. rr.
,134
.1.4
2
. .137
. lit
..11
.114
.;
120
i 24
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Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July 7. METALS The
London tin market was galn higher, with
spot closing at 110 12s 6d and futures at
139 7s 6d. Ideally the demand appears to
be small, but holders are firm in their
views and spot is quoted at $30.75ri31.1o.
Copper showed little change either at home
or abroad. London closed at 6(1 for soot
and et'VS 2s d for futures. Locally lake
and electrolytic are quoted at $15 tin and
casting at 114 75. Lad closed at 13 Ills or
about 2s d lower In London, but was
steady locallv at t4 6ff4 60. Spelter waa 6s
higher at 24 2s 6d In London. The locnl
market waa unchanged at $5.30, but seemed
a little steadier In tone. Iron rioted at 49s
4d In GlasKow and at 46s 6.1 In Mlddlesbor
ough. Ltically Iron remains rather unset
tled. No. 1 foundry northern Is quoted at
flH 25tSj1 50; No. t foundry northern, 15 'irvo
16 75; No. 1 foundry southern soft, 8l5 2;,'i'
1011; No. 2 foundry southern soft, $14 7511"
15 25.
METALS Lead, firm at $150. SKlter
firm at $5.15.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
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Oils nnd Roaln.
NEW YORK. July 7 OILS Cottonseed,11 '
quiet: prime crude, nominal; prime yellow..
28V.1 28ic. Petroleum, quiet; refined, New
York, ft! .90; Philadelphia nnd Rnltlmore,
$ti.75; Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk,
tS.Sn. Turpentine, Arm, 6ot&',oV)C.
SAVANNAH, July 7 OIL-TurpanU384k
firm, t9c.
ROSIN Firm; A. R, C. $3.5AtT: I,
$3 .32: E. M.55; F. $3.67V44i.7: O. $3.70: H. '
f3.8o: I. J3 85; K. t3 90; M. H.flfrt 4 I0; N, $4.00
4i4o5; WO. $4. 254 4.3U; WW, $4. Cotfi 4.70.
OIL CITY, Julv 7 OILS Cre.llt balances,
t1 .27; certlflciiteH, no bid; shipments, 93,114
bbls ; average. 67.433 bbls.; runs, 90.739 bbls.;
average, iS0.19i bbls. Shipments Lima. I4,
747 bbls.; average, 51.705 bbls.; runs Lima,
00,198 bbls.; average, 60.479 bbls.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, July 7. COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices. The close was steatly net un
changed. Bales were reKirted of 21.&40 bags.
Including Julv at fi.fic; September, 6.75fii
6 8.V; October, 6.9H'; December, 7.05c; March,
7 25o Spot Rio steady; No. 7 Invoice, 7o,
Snaar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 7 SCO A R Raw,
dull; fair refining, 3c; centrlfiiK'il. 9 test,
3c; molasses sugar. 8li,c Refined, quiet;
No. C. 4 ice; No. 7, 4.75c; No 8. 4 c : .No ,
4 hoc; No. 10, 4 55c; No. 11. 4 46c No. 12, 4 40c;
No. 13. 4 :; No. 14, 4.25c: confectioners' A.
6Ac; mould A. 6 75c; cut loaf. 4J.W: crushed,
I Iw; powdered, iiftr; granulated, 6 4"c;
t ubes fi i6c.
Mf iI.A8.SK3 Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to t-hol.-e, 2:'t(f4-
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