THE OMAHA DAILY BEF,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1906.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wbt Trad Iimv, with Verj
Chan- Shown.
Llttlt
CASH GRAIN WEAK IN THE SOUTHWEST
Corn (loses at ".lightly Uwrr riarnree
After Sonaa riactlUa-Mkrtl
Receipts an 4 Good Wtttktf
Aro tho Factors.
OMAHA. July . ir.
The local wheat market today waa nar
row, with very lutla change In prices. News
waa bearish. Weather waa good and advice
from the northwest said the crop waa In
good condition and run had done no dam
age. Cable wera irad lower. Recelpta of
iew wheat at soutnwestern markets wera
more liberal and cash prlcea there wera
generally lower. Deliveries of July at Chi
cago had a heariah effect on dlatant fu
tuie. Ths close waa "4c down..
opening prices were a fraction lower,
tha main factors being liberal rerelpta at
hit ago and good weather. The cloae,
however, waa ateady at a loss of 'c from
eterday. After the early weakness there
wis an adranca of about H, but Intereal
waa ao light that part of thla waa loat.
Primary wheat receipts were 2so,000 bush,
ela and shipments 214.000 bushel. Corn re
ceipts were 957.0M bushels and ahlpmenla
4t0.t0 bushels. Last year was a holiday.
Clearance were 32,000 buel ela of wheat,
UMifti barrels of flour and 110.009 buahela of
c H n.
Liverpool cloaed H,S1 lower on wheat
n Stll4d lower on corn.
enow, crop expert, makoa estimate aa
ronows: "Winter wheat crop. 440,000..
v i0 bu.; spring. 28J.OO0.0O0 biv; total. n-.
n 0.noo bu. l orn acreage, 96.3 72,000 bu-.
n,i;t. nu. a year sgo; rnnni
i.on. 84. 6. Oat a, 82.7 condition against
ji . 9 a year ago.
From the Inter Ocean: "New wheat
was sold freely by farmera In the aou'li-
weat and central west yesterday, ami i'i. -
cage, elevator Interest bought 160.000 bu.
of No. 2 red from Mtaaourt, Illlnoli vi.t
Indiana points at He over Itepiember.
There were ralna In Kanaaa. and th
movement of new wheat there la expected
to be d-lsyed a few daya. The bull wera
thoroughly acared and were disposed to
run away from the caah etuff. which
created general unloading and made Ju'iy
Tne wenKe.it or the speculative luturssr"
Local range of options:
Articles! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Cloae.l Tesy
Wheat i
July...
Bept...
Coin
July... I
8p'....
4674A
4T'4A'
A asked, n hid. ,
Qtnnha Caah Prlcea.
WMEAT-No. 2 hard, 7Sf7c; No. I hard
. r-tiTSc; No. 4 hard, tttfffttc; No. $ spring.
CORN-No. 3, 47474e; No. 4. 'OftWic;
.. . i yeiiow. 4vc; No. I white. 4Ktc.
OATS-No. I nixed, Jflc; No. 3 white.
Z V.q-'t: NO 4 white. Sftc.
nVK-No. 2. 67c; No. 3. 5RHc
Carlot Receipts.
' Wheat. Corn. Oat,
.:c igti
K.insita City,
.uinneapuila
.lUll.t
1lliUtll
it. -Louis
12
61
187
. 99
.114
. 1
. 92
46
II
19
is
64
CHICAGO GRAIf AID PROVISIONS
FcStwree of the Trading; and Cloalnsr
Prleea Ob Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July . Deterioration In tha
.vendition of erring wheat, aa shown In
report mada by a local crop expert, wn
chiefly reaponalble for a firmness In the
local wheat market. Final quotattona, how
ever, on the BeDtember option were prac
i lea 11 v unchanaed. Corn waa unchanged
On ta showed a gain of 4Sa4c. Provisions
wr tin from HtmC ta 22Uc.
Early In the day the market waa Inclined
it be weak on free aelllng by pit trader.
who were Influenced by the favorable
weather condition, thert being no rain In
cither the aouthweet or northwest. The
liberal acceptance of blda aent out by caah
ouara caused additional selling. Toward
tha noon hour a report waa given out by
Ch.'caao crorj exDert that during the las
month the spring wheat crop had deterlo.
rated alx Dolnta because of excesalve nolt
i. re. After the publication of thla report
ahnrts were active btddera and thera waa
good buying by commission housea. Al
though the market waa aomewhat nervous
the undertone waa firm and prlcea mada
en advance of He from the low point.
September opened a ahade lower to a shade
higher at BOMrftflMtC,- anld off to 7V ad
vanced to SVooc and closed at SOc,
Clears ncea of wheat and flour wera equal
to 87,400 bu. The world'a visible aupply,
aa ahown by Bradstreet'a, decreased 2,400,000
u. Primary recelpta were 288,000 bu., aa
agilnst n holiday one year ago. Mlnne
npoll. Duluth and Chicago reported re
celpta qt i cara. aa agninst 174 laat week
en'l a holiday last year.
The corn market waa weak early In tha
day because of favorable weather condl-
lon. Later a fair advance was made on
rtvely buying by ahorta. the market ehow-.
tng a tendency to follow tha course of
whent and oats. The close waa Arm. Sep
tember opened tf34c lower at 6lHfWc,
sold between KlS'tiClWc and S2e and closed
nt 5ljc. luteal recelpta were 519 cara, with
276 of contract grade.
nt wera In fairly aotlva demand alt
day and the market waa firm. Deteriora
tion In the new crop, aa shown In a report
by a local expert, and decreased local re
ceipts, were the chief cauaea of tha
Strength. September opened unchanged to
He l"wr at 8M06tc. sold between He
and SSTc and closed at 35fl3ftc. Local
receipts were 87 cars.
The feature of trading In provisions was
a shprn advance In the price of pork.
cnued by an actlvs dem.ind by local ahorta.
Ird and rlh were firm In sympathy with
eirv. At th close September pork was up
yS22iv at I17X04M7.12H, lard waa up 2jc
r 9.02H and rtba were oiJtTHc higher at
t RS.
Estimated recelpta for Thuraday: Wheat.
i reps; crn. 364 cars; oata, 110 cara; hogs.
0 ono head.
The Board Of Trade will be rloaed to
morrow, Tha leading futurea ranged aa follows:
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh.l Ixiw. Close. Yes'y
Wheat I
July..,1 79HI
'-pt...'MV4f,4l
Oec.JllH'a'H:
'Cnrr, .
Ju1v...I61VtHI
90
79t4 79l 794
79S OH'SOHtf'J
glH.SlVff's.SlHtf
6nr.l61HW.l 61l
61Hi 61H' t
h' Ss! N
SNH'SSH"-! l
son
83 I
Sin!
62H'
l
3S'.I
$HI
Hent...iMH'8il
Data
I
1v.
Sent.
Dec..
Vers
.1 "4
.'StHlrH1
i Mli!
s
26H
.Tulv,
.1 17 2
IT 60 ! 17 20
17 12HI 18 92HI
17 80
17 UH
17 no
IS 90
fie..t...! 16 92H
Tuly..
8 85 I
9 0?HI
I OJ'i'
9 6TH
9 60 I
ts
87H1
8 86 I
9 on I
9 02H'
9 67h!
t 60 I
22H
I irrvii
8 KH
rtert..
Oct...
nihs
tuly..
Beat..
rvt...
f 06
I 07H1
9 m
9 6S
9 02HI
9 W
9 Oft
9 80
9 K
9 02H
9 57H
S DO
9 25
27H!
27HI
V" J.
": Quotations wars as follows:
rt L'H-Iasy; winter patents, $J.6O4.0O;
winter straights, is sut4.70; spring patents,
a. itx4t)o; spring straignta, oiss.so; pas,
era 92.2ftffl.10.
WHEAT No. t spring. 824c; No. $. 1$
Woe: No. 2 red. 82V?44c.
CORN No. t 62Hc; No. I yellow. 62H4
62e.
OATf No. 1 KHc; No. 2 whIU. 40HO
4JVc; pio. 8 white. SS4oc
RYE-No. 2, B0c.
BARLEY Oood feeding. 4CKfJ-Uc; fair to
choice malting. 46362c.
6EED8-N0. 1 flax. $109; No. 1 north
western. $1.13H: prima timothy, $4.06; clover.
contract grade. 811 IS.
PROVISIONS Short riba aides (loose),
tt loasa. Hun nor k ner bbl.. 117.4fi.ti l7 W.
Lard, per loe lbs.. $8.86. Short clear aide
ttxedl. $9.87H10.00.
The recelpta and ahlpments of flour and
grata wera; Recelpta. Bhlpmente.
Flour, bbla 2.2t) 16. u)
Wheat, bu 27.0Oft 14 9-0
Corn, bu 841 20 294.0u)
Oata bu 4u6.6u8 127.9U0
Rye. bu 708
Barley bu 65.900 6tu
On tha Produco exchange today the but.
ter market was steady; creamery, 1&&20C;
dairy. 14Slsc. Eggs, steady; st mark
caaea Included. 12'i4Hc; firsts, 14H: prints
firsts. 18c; extras, 18c Choose, steady. 10H
tniHc.
Mllwaako Grata Market.
allLWAl'KEE Julv i WHEAT Steadv :
No. 1 northern, 8.'irc; No. $ northern, $44
eve- reptember. SbSo.
RTB Dull; No. 1. 44NWHc
bARLKY Dull: umDle. 4t-flUc.
CORN Ixiwrr; No. I cash. alHtWc; Sep-
umoer, Uc bid.
Dalattt Grata Market.
t'l'IA'TH. Julv 1-WHKAT-To arrive
73aI tsaI tha tsa tiha
t,A 73HB! 73 73VB
4IT.A 4KUAI 4614AI 4C4.A
47 I h 46VV 44A
Od a track. N. 1 a-erliioro, 8ic; No.
northern. fne: Julr. no; September,
c- December. 79tc. 1
OATS To arrlre, on track and July,
86e.
SEW YORK GRfKRAL MARKET
a4atUas af the Day Tarlaaa
CamaaodlHea.
NEW IORK, July t FLOUR Be
eaipta, 22.121 bbls.; exports, ,297 bbla.;
sales, ,7iO pkgs. ; market quiet and lower to
sell; Minnesota patents. t4.hMI4.n: Minne
sota bakra. M tfulK; winter patents. 94 00
43-4 30; winter strafghta, IS K '4 4 mi; winter ex
tra. : el. winter low grades, 12 Wfl
I SB. Rye flour, ateady; fair to good. U.4fc
.: choice to fancy. Uftvd4.1.
CORNMEAIfltaadv: fine white and Tal
low, 4i .VI.26; coarse, tl.lol.13; kiln dried.
RYS Oulet; No. 1 western. tTTVkc f. o. D.
New York; No. 1 western. CSoo.Lt
Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipt a. s.0O bu.: exporta.
31. Wo bu. ; aalea. 1.300.000 bu. futurea and
12O.0IX) bu. spot; apot market steady; No.
red. i.c elevator: No. 2 red. 9ivc f. 0. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, Ptiluth, 90So t. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern, Manitoba. 9lc f. o. b.
afloat. The early wheat market waa Ir
regular, easing ofT a little under Improved
weather conditions, eaaier cablea and
liquidation. Later sharp rallies occurred
on export talk, the rather bullish Snow re
port and covering, but a second later re
action left the market finally steady at
a partial He net advance. July, 96.t?S7c,
closed at 86Sc; September, MWfoSc. closed
at soe; December, 97 -16ti,wc. closed ai
. .
corn Keoeints, 9B.67B rtu. : exporis, ni,ui
bu.; sales. KO.OtiO bu. futures; spot market
barely ateady: No. 2. elevator, ana
Mc f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 69Hc; No.
2 white, 60c. Option market waa weaker
at first, on large recelpta, good weather
news and eaav cables, hut recovered later
on the Snow report and closed ateady, at
He decline to He advance. July, tK'etvi'e.
closed at MHe: September. WfitSvW, closed
NSe: December, WS'fiTHc. closed at &7He
OATS Recelpta. TC2.000 bu.: spot maixei
ateady ; mixed oata. X to 3? pounds,
4.1VLC natural white. SO to S3 noun (Is
4S
46c: cllnned white. W to 40 pounds. V!TWV
rbbli steady ; spring nran. nrsi
half July shipment, middlings, 119.76, first
half July shipment; city, J1 wg2J.60.
MA r uuiet: snipping, ranwc; gooa o
choice. kn!c.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice.
19flfi ernn. 04r14n: 1SIM eroti. nominal: olds.
nominal; Paoiflo coast, IM crop. 10Qlc;
1M crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
HIDTO Steady ; oaiveaton, w to za ms..
2c; California, U to 26 lb., tie; Texaa dry,
24 to 90 lbs.. 19c.
T F ATM irnRtsrt V IrM avrrz.'Ac.
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet: family. $10.00
10.60: narsa, M"Ofi60; beef hama. $20.5oiJ
.00: narket. to fl0iT.Brt: : city extra India
mesa us nrvsifi on. cut meats, aieauy
pickled bellies. ll13c; pickled shoulders.
t on- nlckled hams. 12W12V4C. Lard,
nrm. waitrn nrime. zi.iiFn.iD. nuniiii.ii.
reflned. firm: continent. $9 35; South
America. $9.6: compound, (Htf7Hc. Pork
flrtn- mesa I17.2Al'17.7fi.
TALLOW-Steady; City, 6c;
country.
6&4C
RICESteady: domestic, fair
to
extra.
laiTTTER Firm: street pries
extra
creamery, 20210: ofllclal prlcea. creamery,
common to extra, 1620Hc; renovated, torn
mnn in titn lifitikyLc: western factory.
common to flraU. l&fflSHc: western Imita
tion creamery, extras. 18c: firsts, lffl.c.
C'HEESE-Qulet; new state full cream
large fancy. Uc; state, fair to good, lOH'ft
ln.o: new state, small fancy, lie: new
state, fair to good. lOtglOHc; new state,
Inferior HUfilUn
EOG8 Steady to firm: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby, fancy aelec.ted white, 23c; statu,
choice. 21Q2?c: state mixed, extra, SCaZlc;
western firsts, 16H17e; western seconds,
IK.fttlttc: southern. UfilS'Ac.
POl'LTRY Alive, quiet; western spring
chickens. lc; fowls, lc; turkeys. lKgiSc,
Drossd. Irregular: western spring chickens
l&ec; turkeys. Ilan3c; fowls, llfffiaHC
t. Iala General Market.
ST. IXJl'IS. July $. WHEAT Firm;
No. 2 red cash, elevator, new. 77v". tra-K.
new, 78'479He; old, $080Hc; tjeptem
ber, 77Hc; December, 79Hc; No. 2 nai.i,
792c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, S3c, nom
inal; track, 64 He; September, bOvic; Po
cemher, 47 48c.
OATS Firm; No. $ caah, $Se; track,
SSHc: September, ISHc; Decemoer. Hc!
No. 2 white. 42 He.
FLOUR -Steady ; red winter patents,
$2.5094.60; extra fancy nd atralglil, $$.75
4. SO; clear. 2. 763 00.
SEED Timothy, steady: t2.00T-S.50.
CORNMEAL Steady; $2.20.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 804
tic.
HAT Steady: timothy, $12. !0 17.00;
prairie. $11.004912-60.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.00; baggin,
$Hc; hemp twine, 1a. .
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing.
117.10. Lard, higher; prime steam, $8.bR.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
short. $9.82 H: clear ribs, $9.76; short
clears. $9.87 H- Bacon, ateady; boxel,
extra short, $1.26; clear rtba, $10.$H;
ahort clear, llo.tszH.
POULTRY Firm; cnicKena, nc;
aprlnga, 15c; turkeys, 10Hc; aucKa, c;
LL .
BUTTER Bteaay; creamery, itw.ioi
dairies. 1417c
EGQS steady; 12 hc
Keceipis. empmems
Flour, bbls.
2.000
9. 001
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. .
, .28.000
..18,000
..68.900
16.000
$0,00
$2.00)
Oata, bu. . .
Mlnaeapolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July $. FIX)I R-Flrat
Detents. $4.3&84.4S: second patents. 4.w
4.30; first clears. I3.6cxua.b0
second clears.
hha in nil I K aia. amixio.ov.
(Superior Board of '1 rade quotatlona fot
Mlnnaupolla and Chicago aei;very.i
range of prlcea. as reported by . D.
The
Day
ox Co.. 110-1U Board ot Trade, waa:
Artleles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Closs. Tas'y
Wheat-I
July... ;os tTH
$0H7HH
Sept...
Dec....
794'87k,80HtJH79U'H
H
r $H
1 14
1 14H
1 UH
tUtfHI tHI 7HI
Flux-
I
July...
Sept...
Oct....
1 u
1 14HI
IM I
1 16H!
1 16H
1 14
1 UH
1 14H
1 UH
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
e. Kin 1 n v. n OIT Ia arrive.
8l7x:; No. 2 northern. i.c; to arrive, 80Hc;
o. 8 nortnem, sior9"c, no. i ourum,
72Hc; No. 2 durum, 69Hc. Corn: No. $
yellow. 4Hc; No. 8. 48io. Oats: No. 8
white, KV! No. 8, 84b'pivc. nariey, n
4J4SC Rye, oeebolic. Flax. $111H.
Kaasas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July 8 WHEAT-July,
71 He: September, 72Hc; December, 73Hc.
Cash: iso. 8 nara, 7tViTVkc; no. s, rmioc.
No. 4. 75TtiHc; No. 2 red. tjT7Hc. nominal;
No. 8, 7n; No. 4. 704J74O.
CORN Higher; July, 47Ve; September,
47Sc: December. 44vc- Caah: No. 2 mixed,
6t(iHc; No. $, 49c. No. 2 white, 60c; No.
4, 4Mn'.0c.
OAT6V iso. z wnite. jtraoiykc; iso. a. 13 ate.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $l.bO0
14.0t; choice prairie, tll.oueu.M).
RYE-Steady; txKbaoc.
EGOS Steady to firm; choice Missouri
and Kansas, new. No. 2, whltewood cases
Included, 14Hc; case count, 14c; cases re
turned, H laa.
Bt'TTKR Creamery, 18c; packing, UHc.
Recelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 20U 1.(K)
Corn, bu UOO UMO
Oata, bu 1.0UO 4.UU0
Available laapllaa of Grata.
NEW YORK. July 2 Special cables and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreets show the following changes In
supplies, as compared witn last accounts:
Wheat, United Btstes and Canada, east
Rockies, decreased 1.214,000 bushels: afloat,
for and In liurope. decreased 1,000,000 bush
els: total supply decreased 214.0uO bushels.
Corn, United State and Canada, eaat
Rookiea, Increased 1,479,000 buaheta.
Oats, United States and Canada, eaat
Rockies, dooreaaed 189,000 buahela
Uverpeot Grata aad Pravtaloaa.
LIVERPOOL. July $. WHEAT Spot,
nomlnai; futorea. quiet; July, ts d;
September, ts i Hd; December, ts TVd.
CORN Soot, steady: American mixed
old. 4a lid; futurea. quiat; July, 4s Id;
September, 4s I ltd,
Peoria GraJa Market.
PEORIA, July $. CORN Lower: No.
8. live: No. 4. $l4c: no grade. 60a.
OATS Lower; No. 8 whits. 8c; No.
4 white, tie.
Toledo teod Market.
TOLEDO. July 8. SEEDS-Clover. cash.
M.7&: CK-tober, 8i 66 bid Prime timothy,
$2.10. August alslke, fl 80. No. 2 rye, 82Ve.
Sagas' aad Molassas.
NE3W TORK. July 8 8 1 "OAR Firm
fair refining, SHc: centrifugal. 94 test. 2Hc;
molasses augar. ic. nennea, steaay; fso
A 4 20c: No. 7. 4 16c: No. 8. 4 10a: No. 9. a.A6c:
No. 10. 4 one; No. 11. 8 tc: No. 12. It; Na
U. $ 8bo; No. 14. t86c; confeoticnera' A, lc;
mould A. lite; rtu loar. s.k; crushed
$40r; powdered. 4 80c; granulated. Aiuc;
cubes. 45c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans opes
kettle, good to eholoe. 80028C.
NEW ORLEANS. July 8-8COAR-
Steady; open kettla, centrifugal. J87-16c;
centrifugal yellow, 2t8c; seconds, 24
jS'oi,ASSEf-F1rn v
IRUi-24j9uo.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Liqnidation Oontinnei in Licbt Form, with
Speoulatioa Qrowinc Mora Caution.
MARKET IS EASY THROUGHOUT SESSION
Valaee
Rise lllghtlr
Bar
t 43oatrae4a-
Cloaa
Irreaalar
potty.
aad
NEW TORK. July 1. With liquidation
carried to the extent it has In the recent
stock market, speculators continue to grow
more cautious aa It proceeds. It waa the
common opinion that today s buying came
In large part from uncovered bears. The
holiday Interval Impending tomorrow In
clined profeaalonal operators to cloas up
outstanding contracts anyhow. Thera waa
an evident aubsldence also of the aelling
pressure upon the market which waa In
full force at the time of the previous cloa
Ing and waa continued in the early dealings
today. The beara were Inclined to buv for
covering purposes even on this first break
in prices, and as thsy pushed their de
mand again the light pressure upon the
market waa perceived. Thla covering move
ment, however, waa conducted In an ex
ceedingly leisurely fashion and gave (o lit
tle evidence of urgency or dlsaulet as to
offer little encouragement for the Inaugu
ration of an aggressive bull movement
against the short position In the market.
rroresaionai sentiment still shaped Itaeir
to the view that any extensive rally In
prices would Invite renewed liquidation.
ine call money market remains tight with
no sign of marked relaxation by the return
to the money market of dividends and In
terest disbursed. Talk of relief of tha
money market by gold Imports waa not so
confident owing to the failure to secure
any part of yesterday's large arrlvale of
fold In London for New York account. A
urtlier fall In the sterling exchange rate
at Paris today emphaalted the competition
or J'aris tor any avananie gold supply in
London. Exchange waa weak hare, how
ever. Discounts In London mads a further
decline. It Is now believed that laat week's
reports of expected large engagements In
?old In London for importation to New
ork were based upon an assumption by
local bankers that the secretary of the
treasury would renew hta aid to the move
ment by advances of rvvernment deposits
to save Interest while tin- gold Is In transit.
Current discussion points to some dlssatls
fsctlon on the part of the government au
thorities with the deliberation of hanks In
returning deposits made with them against
previous gold engagements. Itxseema to
be understood that there will be no Imme
diate renewal of the privilege. Another
small transfer of currency was mada from
San Francisco through the suhtreasury to
day, but an offsetting Influence waa tha
transfer through the same medium to New
Orleans. Indicating an unusually early de
mand from that aource upon this center.
Reports were received of an arrlvel of
$1.1100.000 of Alaskan gold at Pacific porta,
marking the season's beginning on an Im
porfant movement of replenishment for
money reserves. After the payment of div
idends and Interests Is completed an Im
portant Item In mony transactions will be
the payment of 40 per cnt of subscriptions
to the new Baltimore & Ohio stock issue,
which falls due on July 18 and will call for
upwards of $11,000,000. Thla Is In addition to
the withdrawal of $10,ono.0O0 government de
posits with national banks set for July 10,
and the $30,000,000 Panama canal bond sub
scriptions, which are set for July 30. Penn
sylvania was a conspicuous feature In th
recovering tendency In prices In spite of a
decline In net earnlnga for May, the effects
of the anthracite miners' strike.
The government's monthly report on cot
ton was regarded bv the cotton market as
bullish, but this impression was modified
by the weather bureau's weekly summary.
American Ice was sharply depressed by an
sldermanlc meeting agalnat the scale of
prices. Amalgamated Coprr advanced In
face of a decline in prices of the metal both
hare enri in Ivindon. There was S marked
subsidence of demand at the higher levels,
with some reaction and an Irregular closing
at a spotty rally.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value,
$2,115,000. United States 2s declined H per
cent on call.
The toliuwing are tne quotatlona on tha
Stock exchange:
gales. High. Lew.
Cloas.
14
Adama Etpross
Amalgamated Copper ....
American C. ft F
American C. A V pfd....
American Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Eipaeae
American H. ft U ptd...
American loo. aeeurltloa. .
American Unseed Oil
Am. Unseed Oil pld
American Locomotive ...
Ara. Locomotive pfd
American 8. ft R
71 IK)
1,100
400
1.S04
n4
14 H
to
I44
II
MM
344
M
8S4i
to
120
li '4
118
tl
44
lit
let
111
lit
4
m
'v
M-
13214,
74'4
100
too
tl.ioo
100
it
10
8714,
M00 tm 44 ,
M.I00
1.000
I. ino
1.50O
II. 100
I. too
1,100
400
15. KB
100
14.400
i.mo
1.400
oo
141
4
lit
M
tSI
M'
II
mv4
I34
75
14IH
tSH
lOuVk
141 H
114H
121
M
tu
lH
Mi
ItlSt
IIS
WW
72 Vt
W
100
Amer. 8. ft R. pfd
American Sugar running ..
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co.,
Atohlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantlo Coast Una
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bal. ft Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt
'anadlan racinc
Central Loaiber
Central Leather pfd
Contra! of New Jereer
nt
1M.nMk. A Ohio
t.OOO f44 aa r
1.000 lt IIS
400 144 INt, 142
11. too lets l7a 114
11
11
400 It II to
10. (XIO 47 454 44
700 lit II 43
17
100 4644 4t 45
1.400 IN lit 1KV,
toO II 114
100 17 'a 71', 7IS4
1.000 101 107 107
0
too 814 tt4 It
1.4O0 .' l4 It
1.004 144 f44 144
11.100 4 IIV 40.
100 77 77 77
700 47' 47S4 47H
400 143 161 111-
t.400 271 HI t7t
UO
1.104 174 1714 11444
1.400 17Uj 17 itw,
too 11 tl 11st
40
100 I24 II all
4.000 I44 II II
1,4(10 71 tu, 11
II
44
t.4O0 U'e tit 13H
t.MO 40 40 IIS
1.400 141 140 140
l.tOO 104 11 16
UK) 4.-.1 44 44
tot lblS 1I0 161V,
1"
t.f.00 ii i-4 ns
i.tue uii it 11
i
1,400 7I 711 'fas,
too 17 17 7
4.100 12 1174 12
l.M 47 V4 4 41V4
LlOt lS Ml a
o
404 it tit. II'
, l.tuO 14 110 10
l,tv 1114 10 u
M.tOO 1!4 122 12S
800 M 114 IS
1 71
, 1.104 41 1 43 41
100 M M 14
luO U4S4 tll lie
1 M.40 2l4 117 l,l
100 tl M 10
54
. 1,700 K K U'i
, l.too 11 us
. 4,t0 MS It M
44
Chicago ureal ' Weatern
Chicago A Northweatern
Chicago, Mil. a at. r
Chicago T. ft T
Chicago T. ft . pfd. offered
('.. c a at. uouia
Colorado Fuel ft Iron
Colorado ft Southern
Colorado ft Bo. lat pfd
Colorado ft So. td pfd
Coneolldated Oas
Corn Products
Corn Producta pfd
Delawaro ft Hudaon
U . L. W.. ea-dle
Denver ft Rio Grande
D. ft R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
Erie lat pfd
Krle 2d pfd
General Blectrto
Oroat Northern pfd
Hocking Valler
Illlcoia Central
International Paper
lnternalloaal Paper pfd
International Pump
lslomsUonal Pump pfd....
Inierborough Metropolitan. .
nterborougn Met. pfd
lows Central
lows Central pfd
Kanaaa Cttr Southern
Kanaaa Cur So. pfd
Loulaville ft Nnahvlllo
Meiioaa Central . .-
Minneapolis ft 81. Louis...
M.. 41. f. ft 8. 8. M
M., 81. P. ft S. 8. M. pfd..
Missouri Pacific
Mlaaourl. K. ft T
M.. K. ft T. pfd
National Lead
N. R. R of M. pfd
Now York Contra!
New York. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Weeiera
Norfolk ft W. pfd
North American
Northern Paclne
Pacific Mall
Pennarlvaola
Poop lo' s Oaa
P . C C. ft St. L
Pressed Stool Car
Preaaad 8. C. pfd
Pallmaa Palace Car
Hooding
Headlog let pfd
Reading Id pfd. offered ...
Republic steel
Republto Stool ptd
Rook lataad Co
Rock laland Ce. pfd
St. L. ft S. F. Id pfd
tt. Loots Southwestern
St. Louis S. W. ptd
Sleee-SbeSeld Steel
Southern Pacite
So. FMiae ptd
Ssutbsra Railway ,
So. Hailwav pfd ,
Toonoaaeo Coal A Iron
Teaaa ft Patlfta
Toledo, St. L ft W
T . 81. L ft W. pfd
I'aloa Paelne
t'nion PaclAo pfd
United Stales El press
lolled States Realty ,
I'slloa Btatee Rubber ,
V. 8. Rubber pfd ,
l nlted States Steal ,
V 8. Stool pfd ,
Va. -Carolina Chemical ....
4 a. -Carolina Chens, pfd ...
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Welle-Fargo giprsas
Weetlnghoueo Etecirte ....
Westers I'sloa
Wheeling ft Lake Erie....
Wisconsin Centrai
Wis. astral pfd
Total sates tor the say.
14
100
l.tus
94.M
to
4. tut
loo
1.10
41
KM
4ut
14.70
20
tuO
400
1.700
il'io
81. 4o
8.W4
M
II
44
114
II
N
144
to
14
44
11 V
4
121
1
to
41
4
414
114
It
N
143
to
41
140
4
111 '
1
41
'2
I
II
1A4
U
44
ill
'iiii
'ii.
10
so
44
111
s
t
144
to
40
44
141
n
ui
ti
104
II
104
It
44
til
144
:j
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44
tt
100
14
104
It
44
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'it
Us)
Hew York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, July $ Closing quotations
on mining stocas were:
Adams Cow
Utile Chief ...
. 6
..ft
.80
. t
. 4
. T
. 11
. I
.JO
Alia
Onuria
Ptr .
Phoenls
Pom!
8vag
Starrs Nevada
leaaall Hoes ..
In
Brunswick Cm .
Cesaetoca Tuanei
Cos. Csl Vs.
Hoe Silver
Iron Silver
Lead l lie Can ..
. 4
. 1
. 41
.lit
Standard
V
Treaaary ftatenaoat.
WASHINGTON. July 3 Today's state,
mant et ths treasury baUaaoea la the gea-
era I fund, exclusive of tha tito.OOO.Ao
gold reserve, ahows: Available cash bal
anca, $17$. $(0,74$; gold coin and bullion,
$94,074,667; gold certificates. $42,099,260.
Jew Tort Meaty Market.
NEW YORK. July H.-MONET-On call,
strong. 2HS7 per ent; ruling rate. $ per
cent; last loan. 2 per cent; closing bid.
IH per cent; offered at t per cetvl; time
loana, dull and firm; sttty days, 4H per
cent; nlnetv days, 4e per cent; six
months, 6HV3 vT r"u
PRIME! MERCANTILE
PAPER gtH
rer cent
STKRIJNO EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual buainess In hankers' bills at $4 8440
4J4 944c for demand and at $4.rv4 tlrtfj for
sixty-day bills; posted rates. 94.82H and
$4 RoH: commercial bills, $4 81H
SILVER Bar, C4V; Mexican dollars,
60H-
BONDS Government, easy; railroad,
heavy.
Quotations on New Tork bonds today
were ss follows
V. . ret U. nt
do reupon
V. 8. .. rag
4o com pen
V. I. eld 4s. rg ..
do coupon
V. 8. now it. rs.,
do roupon
Am. Tobacco 4
do ta
Atthloon gen. 4s ...
do sd. 4
Atlsatle C U a...
bl. A Ohio 4s
do ,
Btk. It. T. e. 4...
Control of Go. Is.
do lit Ine
IM Jspoa to. td so
Ifl do 4a rtro
10-, do rtfl .
101 do td per loo.
li'tV'U N. unl.
iOJVMan. e. a 4. .
tl
2
.10014
.101
. 77
1'
. 44
. tit
Met. Control 4a
. 1214
. 77S
ties.
.101 V
.
. tV
.10iV
'
. u
.ill
7
. tl1
.
.107
.
. I
. -.4
. M,
do 1st Isc
Minn. 4 It L
M . K. ft T. 4l
do to
N. R. R. of M
0. 4s.
"J
t. C. I
.' J C. s. to...
'o. Poclflc 4s....
do to ,
' ft W. e. 4s..
tSlo
117
, 74H
100 V,
8. L. rfdf 4o.
... n
... 14
...100
lo.lUH
4a. IS
... 71
... 87,
... t!
... HA
...111
.. .11114
la.. It
...1014
.... n
,...114
do M Ine
do M Ine
CtiM. A Ohio 4 Hi
Chins A. S
C. B A 0. n. 4o
C , R. I. ft P. 4s.
do eol. 4
'rn. coot. IHo..
ding con. 4s..
. L. I. M. e.
. I., ft 8. F. (f
. 1.. 8. W. e. 4a
..board A. 1 4i
. Pn-lflc 4s.
err. 4 st. m 4i
inji.
do lat 4a rtfa...
Colo. Ind. So, sor.
A. 7IV4 Sn Rallwar at..
' do series
Colorado Mid. 40..
Colo. Bo 4f
Cuho lo
D R. O. 40
PIKIIlera' 80c. Is.
Erie p. I. 4s
do gen. 4s
Horklns Vai. 4Vta.
Jspon 4o
Offered.
... Tt iTalta ft P. it ..
... T . St U ft W
... M jfrloa Farlfle 4s
...mVl 8. Steel td to
... oav4Wabash Is
... M do dab. B
... 4Weatern Md. 4a..
... & W. ft U B. 4a..
...lK"Wle. Control 4t.
... 9t
7H
15
1414
at
Boatoa ftocka aad Bsadi.
BOSTON, July S-C'all loana. 4H3
per
eent; time loans. 54J6H per cent
closing on stocks and bonds:
Official
Atrhlsoa ad. 4s..
do 4a ,
Mot. central 4s...
Atrhloon
do pfd
Fnaton ft Albany
Pnaton ft Maine..
Boaton Elevated
Fltrbburs ptd ....
Meiiraa Central .
S. V., N. H. ft
tt4eATentoro ...
,...loAllouoa
.... 74(iAmalRamated .
, ... It-! American Zinc
"Atlantic
.. .244 Bingham
....170 i-al. ft Hecla..
...lhl Crntennlsl
....117 Copper Rongo .
.... JV Daly West ....
H..1I1 rranklln
141S Oranhr
. t
. 4
. 17
. II
. USt
. 27
.Ml
. 10
. It
. 16
. 17
. 10s
. 11V,
. 7
. 11
,. to
. 1
.. 17
.104
.. 14.
1. II
1. 14
::
. 4H
,. 44
.. I'i
.. U4
.. I
.. 4
..137
t'clon Partfle
Amer. Arge. Cbera...
20 Hale Roralo ...
do pfd II
aaa. Mining ,.,
Amor. Pneu. Tube ... It
Amer. ftugsr lllNs
do pfd IM
Amer. T. ft T Ill
Amer. Woolen 21
do pfd 101
Dominion I. 8... I7V4
Edleon Bloc. Illu 140
Maes Electric 1S
do pfd 1114
Maee. Oaa 4414
I'nlted Fruit 104
United Shoe Mach.... 74
do pfd 2?
North Butts 16
Michigan 1
Mohawk
Mont. C. ft C.
Old Domlnloo .,
Osceola ,
Parrot
Qulncy
Shannon 1
Tamarack .....
Trinity
Tutted Copper ,
l. 8. Mining...
r b. 011
Vtah
Victoria
t' 8. 8teel ttt4'Wlnnna ...
do pfd I Wolverine .
W eating, common ... 74
Asked. Bid.
London Closing; Stoeks.
LONDON, July 8. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Coneola. money ...
do account
Anaconda
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio.
7 iN T. Central..
1744'Norfolk ft W..
l:t do pfd
HV4 Ontario ft W..
103 IPenoarlTsnla
Ulla'Rand Mlnea ...
.114
. l
. 14
. 4IH
. t3H
. IH
tit
. 44
Canadian Pacific
1J' .Reading
Che, ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C . M. ft St. P
De Beers
Denver ft R. O. ..
do ptd ,
Erie
9 lat pfd
do Id ptd
Illlnola Central ...
Loulaville ft Nasa
M . K. ft T
SILVER-Bar,
47 j do let pfd.
.... II do Id pfd.
4.-.j.
174 so. Railway pfd lrav
.... 17 Southern Pacific Mta
.... ' I'nlon Pacific 146a
.... at do pfd 7
.... tl U. 8. steel 14-e
.... 104 do ptd 1'
.... 70 Wsbaah to
....III do pfd 4S4
144H Ppantah 4s i
a
steady, 29 15-16d per ounce.
MONKY-lWl ner cent
The i-ite 1,1 mscuUDt in ihe open market
for short bills Is Si-lWk per cent; for
three months' bills, 3 per cent.
Pse-e-lgtn Financial.
t.i1NDON. Julv a. Morrev continued cheap
and plentiful In the -market today and the
sums due to the Bank of - England were.
easily paid. Discounts were week. Trad
ing on tne siock exenange waa qiue?i anu
Irregular. The cheaper monetary conditions
failed to stimulate business ana quotations
sagged. Consols weakened, owing to forced
liquidation, while home rails were affected
by the accident at Salisbury on the South
western railroad, f oreigners, witn tne eg
rentlon of Russians, which were still weak.
brightened on better Paris support. Amer
icans opened at about parity ana gainea
fractionally during the forenoon on mod
erate locai support.
.
Bank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN, July 3. The weekly state
ment of the - Imperial Bsnk of Herman. v
shows the following ehange: Cah in
hand, decreased Ii5, 240.000m; treasury
notes, decreased 2.020.000m; other securi
ties. Increased 267. 680. 000m: notes In cir
culation. Increased $40, 540, 000m.
Bank Clearlnga.
OMAHA. July 3. Bank clesrings for
todsy were $1,986,303.41 and for the cor
responding date last year $2,067,968.42.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July 8. WOOL Market is still
In a somewhat perplexing condition with
the general Interest heightened. Consider
able trading la In progress and more earn
est buvlng Is expected shortly. Pulled
wools have been doing better of late and a
fair husinraa has been done. Territory
wools are more active. Woolen and worsted
men are purchaser. Several moderately
large transfers of new Wyoming and I'tah
aro reported. Foreign grades are quiet.
Leading quotations follow: Ohio and
Pennsylvsnla XX and above, 33034c; X.
31fcfl2c; No. 1. 87(&38c; No. 2, 37(38c; fine un
washed. 264j'26c; quarter-blood unwashed.
3 33c; three-eighths blood. 83c; half-blood.
83c; unwashed delaine, i7&2tc; fine washed
delaine, 36$36c. Michigan, fine unwashed,
tWg'lbc; quarter-blood unwashed, Slig32c;
half-blood, SVdWyr; unwaahed delainea,
27i28c. Kentucky. Indiana, etc., three
eightha and quarter-blood. 32GS3C Terri
tory, Idaho fine, SaJ4c; heavy fine, 1920c;
fine medium, aCUc; medium. 2C627c: low
medium, 26027c; Wyoming fine, 22323c;
heavy fine, 19&20c; fine medium, 22U-i3c;
medium, atiDc; low medium. 27p28c; I'tah
and Nevada fine, 23)Zoc; heavy fine, 19tr2nc;
tine medium, WQibe; medium, ZTiilftc; low
medium, 27&2fcc; Dakota fine, 2'MOc; fine
medium. iJii&c: medium. i7'&:Ic; low
medium, 26fr'J7c. Montana fine choice. 24
fiioc; fine average, ;.Kuie: fine medium
choice, 24fd26c; average. 23&24c; staple. 27'S
28c; medium choice, x.Jjc; average, tf
27c.
ST. LOUIS. July 8.-WOOL-8teady ;
medium grades combing and clothing, ii'ti
28c; light fine. 18't:c: heavy tine, lfyl7c;
tub washed, S2oji42c.
, Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 3. M ETA LS The Lon
don tin market waa somewhat Irregular
with apot 16a higher at 1.9 5a. while futurea
declined 10a to 175 Ks. Locally th. mar
ket was quiet with spot quoted at $9 UX3
89.2. Copper was 6-0 U1 lower In the Lon
don market with spot quoted at 81 10s and
futurea at 80 10s. Locally the market waa
nominal at $18 frOQlS OO for lake. $18.26
16 824 for electrolytic and $13 mjl8 12v for
caatlng. Some dealera are said to be had
ing theae prlcea elightly. but no import
ant business la reported. Lead waa un
changed at 16 13a 9d In London and a lit
tle lower at $6.764i4 80 In the local market.
Spelter waa unchanged at 17 In London
and remained dull at $6 &646.00 locally. lo
cally there was no change In the Iron mar
ket reported. No. 1 foundry, northern. Is
quoted at $18 9Mfn8.75 No. 2 foundry, north
ern, $17.7Vjl8.26; No. 1 foundry, aouthern,
$17 b&uvlS.OO; No 1 foundry, aouthern, $17.0u
17.60.
ST. 1.0119, July 8 -MET A 1.8-Lead,
steady. $5.80. Spelter, quiet. $6.87M
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July S.-COTTON-8pot
closed quiet: middling uplands. 10.80c; mid
dling gulf, n u6c: sale. 1 bales.
ST. LOl'IS. Mo.. July 3 COTTON
Steady; middling. 10To; sales, none; re
celpta, 17 bales; shipments, 141 bales; stock,
27.16 hales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3 COTTON
Spot closed quiet; aalea. 2&5 lialea; low
ordinary, 7c. nominal: ordinary, Mc: goid
ordinary, 9 9-16c; low middling. 10c; mid
dling, 110; good middling. llc; middling
fair. 12c, nominal: fair. l.c. Reclpta,
1.2C4 Kales: stock. 63 074 bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 3 COTTON-Spot
market uuiet; prices 4 points lower; Ameri
can middling fair, toad: good middling,
$.2hd; middling, t.M: low middling. & M;
good ordinary. $.4d: orinary, 8.41 . The
salea of the day were ti.otij bales, of which
tuO bales were for simulation and export
and Included 6.7uO balea American. Re
celpta. t.uuv bales, including 7.000 bales
American,
OUAflA LIVE STOCK M1RIET
Oattl Trad Without Few
8 tine Feature
Inter-
or
STEADY PRICES REALIZED FOR HOGS
beep aad t .a sake Coatlaao Very Dall
aad Weak, Owlaa? 4o VaaetlUal
Coadliloas Prevatllns
la tao Baal.
SOUTH
Recelpta were:
Ofllcinl Monday ..
Official Tuesday ...
OMAHA, July 2. 19.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. $.05 l.& $.XT6
.. $.60 17.7U0 1.J0O
.! 4.M5 24 7 $.6
. 7.867 17.9$ i.1
.. t.V 24.091 !.!
.. 8.804 2S.S20 l.10
.. 9.439 16.111 5 'A
.. 1.672 4.427 $.$C1
Two days thla week..
Same daya last week...
Same two weeks ago..
Same three weeks ago
Same four weeks ago..
The following- table shows the recelnts of
cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha
tor the year to date, compared with laat
yr: iot. ijmo. Inc.
Cattle 479 182 42.'3 $0,749
Hogs 1.4S7.31S 1.812. K2 184.291
Slieep 787,239 744.892 $7,447
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Tho following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds of cauls on the
South Omaha market:
Uood to choice corn-fed steers $5 20426.7$
Fair to good corn-Jed steers 4 7fxu 20
Common to fair corn-fed steers... 4.0"i4.7S
good to choice cows snd tiere... t Kk-4.99
Fair to good cows and heifers.... I.0f54 10
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1 "MM 00
Good to choice Blockers ft. feeders. $ 7'J4.10
Fair to good stockere and feeders. $2M18 7$
Common to fair atockers 2 0nT8.2$
Pulls, stags, etc 17044.1
Veal calvea A0OQ.7$
Tho following table shews ths average
Price of hogs at South Omaha for ths laat
several days. witU comparisons:
Pta. I 180c"ll9.;i9O4TiT9O.190a.lJvl.l0-
June 28..,
June 24...
June 28..
June ...
June 27..,
June 28..
June 29..
June ao..
July 1...
July 2...
July I...
$4H
$4!
181 $ 081
781 7 49
$ $7! 7 S9
I 14
198!
8 801 8 13
I $ 18) $ 87 t W $ W 1 19
8 afro
$ 4JV
8 l
t 2s:
I 701 7 $1
$93
$ in
( 22' $ 14
$ 86, 7 M
I 7 BR
$ 911
$ 87
$ 91
S $0!
$ 01
$ u
01
8 00
e
4 K
t 01
20' a 11
8 8S
$ 22 S Ot,
871 7 62
S 4t
8 48
S 171 8 08
8 SSI
8 231 $ 181 6 801 7 64
I I 191 8 86! 7 64
a n
I 291 I S Ml 7 6V
.75
Sunday.
RANGE
OF PRICES.
Cattle.
$2.0:1-0 8 85
1309618
I ona 6.00
Hogs.
Omsha
Chicago
Kansas City,
St. Douls....
Sioux City...
$6 40r 8 8$
8.756 on
l.89Q$.7
2 000 6.85
8 00 (f? 6 50
.0 b.o J
$.2$f $ 60
MONDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cara
Ij. Tunner, Verdon, Neh. M. P 1
H. Van Blrkerk, Stennett, la. Q 1
HORBES. Cars.
J. A. Coppack. Grlswold. Ia. Q 1
The quartermaster, Leavenworth, Kan.
M. P 1
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H'r's.
v., M. Hi. v 1
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 10
Union Pacific system 15
C. ft N. W., east 4
C. 4 N. W.. west 14
C. 6t. P., M. O.... $
9 :: '$
58 12 1
iS 4
13
69 3
9 1..
'5 .. ..
243 IS $
'., H. ft y., east 18
B. ft Q.. west 84
R. I. ft P.. east.. 8
C, R. I. ft P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot. Western ..
Total receipts 110
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company..
26 2.1K2 412
4"5 $.013 1,598
MO 5.:f4 51
339 4,713 , 74
- 171
110
4$
124 .
89
8 :::: ".:::
101
IS
51
$
294
?67
286
2"7
$64
2M .... 257
2.799 17.550 t.m
cattle were the
luaany racking t o
Armour ft Co
Cudahy, from K. C
Om. Pkg. Co., from K. C
Swift, from K. C
Armour, from K. O
Carey ft Benton
Lobman ft Co
W. I. Stephens
Hill ft Son ,
Wolf
J. B. Root ft Co
Krebj
St. L. Dressed Beef Co.
Halstead Pkg. Co
Klngan Pkg. Co
8. ft 8
Krey Pkg. Co
Luer
Totals
CATiLlO Receipts ot
lightest tnat have been
a long time, shippers
on a Tuesday for
evidently oelng
afraid to send In very many Just previous
to a holiday. In this they acted wisely, as
tne oernana was not overly urgent.
The market opened If anything a little
strong on the better gradea of beef cattle,
but eased off toward the cloae. The gen
eral market might be described aa just
about steady with yesterday without any
very marked changea In any direction. If
an thing, buyers bore down a little harder
than usual on the common kinds, which
are coming Into direct competition witn
the Texaa steers, which packers are hav
ing shipped direct to them from the south
ern markets. It always happens at this
season of the year tnat common csttie
suiter from competition with the cheap
southern grassers.
Cows and heifers sold fully steady and
as high as any time. This Is saying a
good deal, as desirable kinds ot cows and
heifers have been bringing very satisfac
tory prices thla week, on the cloae of
tne market some salesmen who were for
tunate enough to get In cattle rather lata
.nn,.tsi4 tint thev were forced to sell a
little lower than on the opening, wnlch
was not at all surprising, considering that
in,nnrroa' will be a holiday.
There were no atockers or feeders of
consequence in sight, but hat there were
sold at about steady prices.
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STEERS AND STAGS.
1071 I 10
HOOS-The fact that It waa the day
tefore a holldAv and that receipta were
v'rj rnuch larger than e.pect'l. was a
eurflclent cause for the market being ne
higher. In fact, It did very well to open
feady, aa It did. and fairly active. The
hogs sold very largely at tV,.4la4.oi. ths
same as yesterday, with IS.47H a very pop
ular price. After the more urgent orders
were filled, the trade 'slowed up, and the
close waa somewhat easier than early.
Tha fact that other markets were wiring
weakness st the close helped ths weak
feeling at thla point. All In all. It waa a
yery fair market and not very much dif
ferent from yesterday.
representative salea:
No A. Sh. FY Ho. Ae. 8k. Pr.
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41 144 '14 4 41 I, r . . 471,
41 114 to t 44 tl 117 I t "H
44 211 10 t 41 lit 40 t i U
U U4 to t 41 II 271 200 I47
71 141 140 I 4S I 11 . . 47S
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44 IM ... t 44 44 22 40 t 471
II 141 ISO 4 44 II 140 ... 4 41
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17... 141 I I 44 71 HI ... 4 4T
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71 121 !40 t 47 17 2!tt ... t 10
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U 110 140 4 47 14 14 ... 4 44
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BOAR.
i no . ..4oo
SHEtiP Recelnts nt sheen were falrlv
liberal thla morning as compared with the
runs during the last two or three weeks.
About one-half the receipts consisted of
western grassers. There la not very much
to be said In addition to what waa riuh-
llshed yesterdav recsrdlna- the condition of
the sheep trade. As noted then, the heavy
oreak at Chicago has unsettled vslues to
such an extent that It Is s little difficult
to say Just what the market Is. The feei
Ing, however, is wesk. snd the trsde
rether dull, with the tendency of prices
lower. Buyers do not appear to be very
anxious for stuff until the present un
certainty In the market ts past, or until
raluea settle down to a more substantial
basis.
Quotations for fed stock: Good to choice
spring lambs. 87.25(77.75: good to choice
western shorn lamns. jiiotkne.io: rsir to gooa
shorn lambs, $.00gi.50; cull lambs, $4.60?
6.60: good to choice yearlings, $6.75ig.00; fair
to good yearlings, $5 ix'i.T5; good to choice
wethers, 85.6r 00; fair to good wetners,
$5. 266.60; good to choice ewes, $6.005 60;
fair to rood ewes. $4.60&6OO.
No. Ar.
Pr.
3 50
4 40
4 75
6 30
$
6 $5
1 75
3 60
3 60
8 60
4 00
4 76
4 75
4 75
( 00
6 35
6 50
6 60
$ 75
6 00
6 76
8 00
25 weatern culls wi
123 fed ewes
2M western ewes snd wethers.
IM
106
80
81
63
67
190
172
101)
100
106
105
146
72
91
106
, 128
80
, 65
, 70
1O0 fed ewes
4"2 fed lambs
2t8 fed iambs
28 spring lambs
10 ted culls
1 Idaho buck
13 Idaho bucks
1 fed buck
$43 Idaho ewes
10 Idaho ewes
33 Idaho ewes
6 fed ewes snd bucks
62 Idaho yearlings
7 fed sheep
60 fed sheep
10 native wethers
62 fed yearlings snd lambs.
36 Idaho spring lamba
1 spring lamb
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CnttI Mow and Steady Hogs Strong;
to Five Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. July S.-CATTLE Receipts.
$.600 head; market slow hut steady; com
mon to prime steers. $4.00(g.10; cows, $.1.0ti(f
4.50; heifers, $2.76d6.25; bulls. $2.75ii4 ;
calves, $&.60(fi,6.ou; stockers and feeders, $2.76
4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 16.000 head; market
strong to 6c higher: choice to prime heavy,
$ti854i6.60: medium to good heavy, $8.-i6iir
6.85; butcher weights, $6.8M6 9u; good to
choice heavy mixed, $6.75$tj 86; packing,
$6 Oc 6 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10.000
head; market strong; sheep. S4.26'n6.36: year
lings,, $ti.00i7.40; shorn lambs, $5.406.00.
Knnsns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8.6O0 head. Including 1,600 southerns;
Market steady to atrong; cowa, 10c tower:
top, $4.00 for beef ateers; choice export and
dreaaed beef ateers, $5 IXA&ti.OO; fair to good,
$4.2Mi30; western fed steers, $3.75U5.60;
stockers and feeders, $2.76'fl'4.30; sootliern
steers, $3.0006.00; southern cows. $l.0O(ufl.6O;
native cows, Vt.bWtrt.); native heifers, $3.t)0
Ji6.30; bulla. $2.60400: calves. $2.5O'(J5.50.
HOGS Recelpta, 14.000 head; market 6c
higher; top, $6.i0; bulk of sales, $H.e(U6.ej7Ti;
heavy, $i.i W6 '): packers, 8o.6Vt'U6.7li; pigs
ond lights, $5.ra6.674.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5.0CO
head; market fnr lamba steady; sheep Kc
lower; lambs, 8S.76O7.60; fed sheep and
yearlings, $6Wii.(0; Texaa and Arlsona
yearlings, $5.6('l((i.26; Texas and Arlxonu
sheep, 83.75416 01.); Texaa goata, $3.U(iJ.6';
atockera and feeders. IS.bw.
St. I.onla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 8. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 5.600 head. Including 2.600 head
Texana; market for nallvea strong: T"
ana weak; native shipping and export
aleera, $4,9015.85; dresred neet a ..
butcher steers, $8. 70& 6.25; steer under
1,000 pound, 83.500 4.60; stockers and
feedera, $2.60&. 4.25; cows and helfera.
$2 0066.26; canners, 31.00 2.0') ; bull,
$2 40414 00; calves. 3.0O6.0O; Texaa and
Indian steers. $2.7$ 4 60; tows and heif
ers. $2 00r2.60.
HOGS Receipts. 12.000 head: markt.t
steady; pigs snd lights, $6.30'(t 6.70; pack,
era. $6.85(6.70; butchers and best heavy,
to fin ft 6 80.
HHKKP AND LAMB'? Receipts. 3 00'
head: market steady; native muttons. 1
IS 00436 Of): lambs, 84 01U 8 On; cuaa and
bucks. $3.2696.26; stockers. $2.'05.25.
tt. Joseph live Stoek Mnrket.
ST JOSEPH. Mo., July $. CATTLE Ree
ceiuts. 3,878 head: merket steady lo 10c
lower; natives, etotniow. oi :'"".-.'
li:.'.H76; stockers snd feeder. $3 "08 75.
HOGS Receipts. U.cri head: nmrket
steady to 24o higher; light. 36 timi.;lr,
medium Hnd heavy. $4.70; bulk of asles.
WKrlVEP' AND T.AM B8 Recelots. 2 f07
head; market lOffltc lower; lambs, $7.76.
Ions City 1.1 ' "lock Market.
SIOUX CITY, In.. July ft. t Special Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipt". 600 Ii n ;
market strong; beeve-. ttOOfiioO; cows,
bull snd mixed. 3.00J4.60; Hock r
feeders. 83 5094 61, ca ves and yearlings,
I3 20H4.18. .,..,
HOGS Receipts. i1 h-ad. market
strong; selling at $6 35 6 6). l.ui.. of
sale. $6.406 4.45.
Stock In fight.
Receipts of live stock at the lx principal
western markets yesterday were as fol'nws:
Ca'tle. Hoxs. BIvcm.
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City
St. Joseph ...
St Louts
Chicago
Totals
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17.7W
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14. t
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12.fti0
I'i.l "l
500
8 f1
1..TT8
6.6M
5 afO
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3 nat
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..21.818 69.COI
:.f7
fsOe Market.
NEW YORK, .'u'v 3 COFFEE Market
for futures opened dull st nnrhsnged prices,
but eased off during the session tinder scat
tering liquidation and European aelling.
which was undoubtedly tvrnmoted by a crop
estimate by a leading European authority
placing ths probaUs KM crop ai I.ojo.v
to 4,'r'H hngs and the Santos crop at
9.7rAf in V ....O.PO lags. against a total
crop of ln.rr.Vinn during the fls.-al year Just
ended. A lai;r estimate fnr Julv recelpta
also Influenced the market, alil.'h rlnet'd
stradv, hut at a net decline tf 5 to 10
points. Sales fnr tin dny were reported of
II.. -oil twtas, including S ptemher at ti 'V;
Dec ember. 6 i1i ."..-; March, S 8.",1J6 9 c ;
Ap'H. 9.-ti7.rc; Mrtv. (i '. Ii7 of.r ; June. J.ftn
tii'.ioc. Hitt Klo slendy. No. 7 Invoice,
7V.
OMAHA WHI'LKS.! K MARKET.
Condition of Trnde and Qantatletas on
Kta pie and Fancy I'rodsre,
KUt-Jo Ksveipts, lmeral; fresh stock, 1443,
4.1 Vh. mi 1. 1 rt 1 iteiie. liM.sieis,
6c; tuikes, l.c, ouch, .it', sprit, at
vnickeim, iv per lb.
lit. Tl r.ti I .. King stock. I4jniic; choice
fancy daily, 10c, cte.umiy, ;1 u -I '-
MAY 1-rices quoted ly Omaha feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, tiu.bu; ineuiuiu, 89 o;
tuie, am. rtye ouaw, eo.tsi.
LRAN Per ton, $17.60.
hi hAK tliaiiuluiviJ cane. In bbla,
$5.16; gntnulated cane. In sucks, $5.11; gritnu
lu leu tied, in sucks, $5.01.
oiKuf-'in urns., .,c per gal.; In case.
6 lv-lli. tans, $l.iu; cases, 11 6-10. cana, I1.6UJ
rases, 24 14-I0. cans, It. So
CuF KB Roasted, No. $5, I5ic per lb. t
No. 80, per lb.; No. 26. Hc per liM
No. i, lbSc per lb,; Nt., Si. ,2c per lb.
I Cl"REl FISH -Family whttetlsh, pep
j quarter bbl., l'J lbs., $4 i"; Norway iiinrk
1 ertl. No. 1. 2S. No. t. 8.11; No. 3, C0; Irish,
1 N11. 2. $16; heiTlng, In I'M a , 2i) lli. esi.i,
: Norway 4k. li; Norway 3k, $13: Holland,
I mixed, $11. Holland herring. In kegs, nille
I ets, 80c; kegs, mixed. 7iX
L'ANiNKU uoui'S-toin, standard west
ern, UU"W; Maine, II lo, Toumtnes, 8-ID.
cans, l.t'ul 5o; 2-lb., B7'4it. Pineapples,
grand. 2-lb., $-' ut'.-y .' 9; sliced, tl 8011-. -v,
Usllun apples, tancy. $3 90; California apri
cots, $1.4i1(i.'.uO; pears, 31.751 i'. 60; peaclu.
fane, $1.76U2 40; H. C. peachea, $4tAX0.ju.
Alaska salmon, red, $l.2u; fancy C'hlnooK.
F., $i.lO; fancy eockeye, P., $1.R: sardines,
l oil, $2ou; 4 mustard. ttVv-i.lt). teweet
potatoes, tl IB11I.I0; sauerkraut. $1; pump
kins, BXY&tl Ou; wax beans, i-lh , 760 eve;
lima ben lis, 2-lb., Tic 11.16, spinach, $1.36
cheap peas. 2-lb.. 60c; extra, 7549mc: fancy,
$1.361.7i.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES Texaa, per crats of 20 lbs.,
T6S0o.
WAX BEANS Por market basket of
bout 15 lbs , II 26
STRINU BEANS Per market basket of
about 15 lbs., 60c.
TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTS
Per dos. bunches, 26c.
La. A tc Li-iTLCrv Hotnouaa, per dos.
heeds. 20c. V
Cl.'tM'MRRRS Home-grown, per do.,
60c; Texas, rer bu. box, ll'.OO.
ONIONS California, 2Hc per lb.; Texas,
In crates, white, H 75; yellow, $1.85.
GREFN ONIONS Per dos. bunches. 200.
RADISH RS-Per dos. v-unchea, I60.
CABBAGE Home-grown, 2Hc per lb.
CAl'Ll FLOWER Per dot. heads, 7i.
ORKKN PEAS-Per bu.. $1.26
NEW POTATOES-Per bu., 7Re.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., 1W7J
two; nouin Dakota. r bu., 7530c; Colorado,
9oc per bu.
NAVY BEANS Per hu., $1 85; No. 1 $L7
LIMA BEANS-Per lb.. SVic.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per cx of VMO. pkgs.. $2.00;
Halloween, In 70-lb. boxes, per bos, 60;
Bayers, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed. 1-lb.
pkHS.. $2.u0 per dos.; 8-ID. boxes, $1.00.
ORANGES California, extra fancy nav
els, large alse, 846.00: Mediterranean
sweets, all alses, 4.0t-&4.iO: Valencies all
sixes, 5.0UiS& 66u
LEMONS Limonicrs, extra fancy, 244
size, 6.0ti; 300 to J0 else, ll.io.
FIGS California, per 10-lb. carton, 754
86c; imported Smyrna, three-crown, Uc;
aix-crt-vn. 13c.
BANANAS Per medium alzed bunch. $1.7$
tf2.2n: Jumbos, 8i.buu8.UO.
PINEAPPLES Florida, alses 24. $4) and
26, $3 2b.
FRUITS.
CHERRIES California. $2.00 per 8-lb. box,
sour cherries, 4-qt. crate, 88.60.'
GOOSEBERRIES Per crate of 34 qts.
$2.00.
PEACHES California. $1.10 per bu.
PLUMS California, $1,604)2.00.
BLACKBERRIES Per 24-qt. crate. $2.2$
RASPBERRIES Red. per 24-pt. crate,
$2.28; black, per 24-qt. crate, $J.26.
APRH'O'l S Per 4-basket crate, $1.7$.
CURRANTS Home-grown, whit and
red, per 24 qts., $1.60.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., 1V0, or about
ICKuaoc each.
CANTELOUPE8 California, par crate,
about 46 melons. $4.6036.00; Texas, per
crate, about 45 melons. 83 iV.
CUT MEAT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, 12c; No. 2, 10c; No. t, hu.
Loin: No. 1, 15c; No. 2, 12Vic; No. 8, 11c.
Chuck: No. 1, 6tc; No. 2, 6c; No. 3, 440.
Round: No. 1, 8Hv. No. 2, $V,o; No. 8, ic.
Plate: No. 1, 8c; No 2,. 8c; No. S, 24c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per teg. 83.75: per bbl., $6.7$.
HONEY New. ,-er 24 lbs., $3.60.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin llmbergor, lio; twins.
Is1,; Young Americans, 16o.
NUTS Walnuts. No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 16c: bard shells, per lb,
13Wc. Pecans, large, per lb, 14c. small,
per lb., 12a. Peanuts, per lb., 6Vc; roasted,
per lb., 12c. Chill walnuts, per lb.. 124jl3c.
Almonds. o shells, per 10., 17c; hard
shells, per lb., l&c. Cocoanuts, $4 per sae'e
of 100.
Oils and Rosin.
OIL CITY, Pa., July 3 OIL Credit bal
ances, $1 64; shipments, 47.143 bbls.; average.
63,037 bbls.: runs, 14.157 bids.; shipments,
Lima. 61.419 bbls.; average, 41.126 buls. ;
runs, Lima, 1.207 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Qa., July 3.-OIL Turpen
tine, firm, 67c. ... .
ROSIN-FIrm; stock. 62,942 - bbls. ; A, B
and C, $3.50; D, $3i; E, $4.10; F, $4.20; O.
$4 26; H, $4.40; 1, $4.1; K. $4.Df'fi4.6U: M,
$4.Wa4 70; N, $4.85; WO. $4 95; WW, $5.15.
Evaporated Apples nnd Dried Frnlt.
NEW YORK. July 3 EVAPORATED
APPLES Market ia very quiet on spot
and prices are nominally unchanged.
Prime. Utilise; choice. 11 Mi 11 He.;' fancy,
UMtllc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunea
are unchanged, with quotations ranging
from 7'ic to 8c. according to grade. Apri
cots are more or less nominal.
Philadelphia Prodnoo Mnrket.
PHILADELPHIA. July 3. BUTTER
Steady; extra western creamery, ex
tra neurby prints. 23c.
EGOS Steady; nearby fresh and western
fresh, 18c at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
WVi'jillTic.
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Katie Stemin and husband to Hans J.
Nielsen, lot 8, bluck 4, Sounders ot
HlmebauKti's dd to Walnut Hill.. $2,000
George T. Morton and wife Jo Mar
garet 8. Culvin eV of lot 6. Spring
Valley 260
B. A. Bolrs et ux , to Margaret S.
Colvln. lot 4, Spring Valley 660
John I'lerfon and wife to Joseph Vojlr
and wife, n 60 ft of a 116 ft of lot 6,
block 15, Improvement Association
add 2,000
H. Monroe Rushing and wife to Ches
ter F. Hogue, sw corner of e corner
of n 5 acrea of sVi of nw twhi ot
8-14-13 1,600
Mary Hanswald to ths South Omaha
nnd Western Itullroad company,
line of and 5(i3 ft n of ae corner
:-16-12 200
Harry G. Tudey to Henrietta Faulk,
lots 3. 4, 11 and 22, block 26, Halcyon
Heights 400
Helen t'linlte CBllmid to David C.
John, lots 12 and 13. block 124. Dun
dee Place 1,200
Byron R. Hastings, trustee, to Thomas
J. Williams and wife, lots 9. 10, 11. 12.
13, 14. 15 and Id. block 1, Military add 1,060
Samuel Jame.s Iirtin and wife to T.
K. Hewn, lot 21, bloclt 12. West End
add $.600
Mlldied lltxel and husband to Agnes
Johnson, lot 7. block ! Summit add l,3u0
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Rail
way company to n-tlwin Bronka, lot
4. Slide a sun of lot 45. 8. 1C. Roger's
plat of Okahonia 800
W A. Sinl'h and wife to Edwin
Brooke, lot 4 In Sliule's sub of lot 45,
fl. i:. Holers pint of Okahoina 1
Graham L. Urutlh y and wife to Tllllt
Pie: son, lot 1&. block 2. Drake's add . 1800
Ilfni'Bti C. F. Schlottau to Rosalie
Milllthalir. lot 4. block $, Everett
plMe add 600
Ferdinand Sire tx to Ferdinand Klaua
cl li s. lots 1. .. 3. 4 and 6 aid e 11 ft '
of lot 1". block 416. Gnmdvlew I,2o0
Feidl.iend Hockenhouse to Anna Rup
peit et al.. e 11 ft of lot 15, block 2,
Campbell s add 10
Pter ! erner and wife to Ferdinand
RtM-kenhuuse. e M ft of lot 15. block
J. Campbell's add 600
B T Davteg and wife to William
Rfdcwuk. lot :A block 9. Ambler
I Place: lot 3. block 3. Belvedere; lot
! ;3, block 1. Iih'h aub of Hvde rark S0f
I Inex A. Kdwaid and husband to
I
,
j
j
Arthur It Kieline. ', of int and n
l.t, fl f.f lot 7. block lti. West End
add $.760
George Forgan tu John N. Hanaen, lot
17 block In; lot i block 7. CI fton
Hill add 1
John H Carey tt ux., to Lucy Kuhna.
lot 11. blot k .1. W. I.. S' lbv'a lt adj 8,600
Sarah Llvint'ston and husband to
Charles H Glover, lots to aoo ii,
block 15, Omaha View
Total
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