THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 7, 190(1
0
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
4 Pd. Futures, quiet;
ternber, 4s 7d.
Weakness
and Lack of
Who! Lilt.
lotarett in
SEPTEMBER WHEAT HALF-CENT . LOWER
Receipts Mkrrtl ., Atutii af
Biol w Wheat la lnllwnt
5tarriCri Market Dra(
pTla aad Lawer. .
OMAHA. Julr . 1
Wheat closed V tower at tne end of a
low session. American weakness of yes
terday wti not reflected by today's cable,
but thla wan mora than ofTaet by clear
weather la the northwest and southwest.
Acceptances of new wheat bids In tha
southwest were liberal and receipts were
almoat twice aa laic aa last year. Trade
was exceedingly light. A tendency to check
selling waa caused by reports of black rust
In Minnesota.
.Tha trade n oata waa nominal. - Septem
ber waa dawn a cant at tha cloae.
Tha corn market d raged and prices were
down He. Renelpta overran estimates ond
the cash market waa waak. Trad was very
light and tha range of prlrea narrow.
Primary wheat receipts were 476,000 bush
els and shipments 204,00- bushels, against
receipts last year of 272.000 bushels and
shipment of Z7&.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 777,000 bushels and ahlpmanta vn.om
mieneis. against receipts last yesr or TV, mo
bushels and shipments of 646.000 bushels,
v. irnraniri werw iiL.asw Dusneis or wnest,
64.072 bushals of flour. 177.7S1 bushels of
com and 4.050 bushels of oats.
1iverpool closed 14'Bnd higher on wheat
a nil uncnangeaj to '4d lower on corn.
from the Modern Miller-. "Reports from
millers located In tjrlnclnal winter wheat-
raising sections ahow tha following condl.
Hons: Except In Texas most millers re
port tha wheat yield up to or about ex
pectations. The quality is good, generally
oetier man last year ana many Bay me
best In years. A large movement ts looked
for with favorable weather; farmers will
regulate sales by tha price at the markets.
Much of a decline In the price will shut
off farmers' deliveries In the yield. Texaa
la below expectations and tha Quality of
the grsln Is only fair and farmers are sell
ing from tha thresher. In Nebraska and
Michigan the crop la smaller than laat
year, though larger than waa expected
ei'me urns ago.
Local rar.ga of optlona:
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. Ixw. Cloae. Tesjr
Wheat
July.. Wept..
Corn
July.. Sent..
Outs
Beat..
72A ??A 72SA 72HA 72A
nA 72SA 72V,A 724jA HK
47A 47 A f 4tA 4H 47A
47B 47B 4 46SB 47B
HA ' I4A A M,A S4A
A asked. B bid.
Osnaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. hard, 72 74 Vic: No. 1
hard, (1971 Vac; No. 4 hard. 604t6c; No,
1 spring, 71c.
CORN No. t, 4Tc; No. I yellow. 47c; No.
wniiv, ibc,
OAT8 No. I mixed. II 14 Ho; No.
white, 34Vjc; No. 4 white, J&Vkc.
RYE No. 2. 66c; No. I, 14c.
Parlot Rcelpa.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago
Kansas City
Mlnnaapolia
Omaha
Duluta
Bl. Louis ...
24
117
231
4
32
64
77
201
CHICAGO ORAlX ASD PROVISIONS
July,
4a TVd , Sep-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
it
fVatare of the Traalagr aad Claslagr
rrlees Board at Trade,
CHICAGO.. July .Excellent weather for
me new crop la the United States caused
weakness today In the locul wheat market.
trte' September delivery closing at a losa
of Hic. Corn waa down Vh&c. Oats
were off He, ..Provisions were 7VMi:liVfcC
lower. . , . ' i
lvcr the entire spring wheat territory 'the
weather waa extremely favorable for the
growth of the new crop, and In the south
west the absence of rain facilitated greatly
the movement to market of the newly
harvested grain. Pecauae of these facta
ia market waa Under heavy selling pres
sure all day and was weak from ft rat to
iat. 'j-he market for cash wheat at Ht,
Louis and Kansas City waa very weak be
cause" Increased' Mclpta. 'and" thla 'tie
Messed the local market. The firm tonrt
uf the Liverpool market, due, It la eald. to
repoits of damage to the Ruaalan crop, did
i. inch to prevent greater weaknaaa here.
The close was weak, with prices at the
Ittwest point ol the day. September opemvl
unchanged to Vc lower, at 79tyU'7Wc, aold
vtt to and closed at the bottom.
L4eaiances of wheat and flour were equal
lo 4,b6i bu. F.x ports for the week, as
mown by Brsdxtieeta, were equal to 1,300.
000 bu. Primary recelpte were 47K.0OO bu.
egalnat 2.1.11)0 bu. for the same day last
year. Minneapolis. Imltnh and Chicago re
ported tecelpts of 330 cars, against 222 cars
aest week and 110 cars a year ago.
A gain of points in the condition of the
coin crop In Missouri, as shown by the
ataie report, caused a brisk break In the
Lioal co n marxet. Tha volume of trading
v.a nut large and the support waa very
Hr,. A dec-ilne In the price of cash corn
cueo' weakened ' future deliveries. Prh.-ea
strengthened later In the day by covering
bysi.orts and the market closed fairly
steady, September opened a shade lower
to a shade higher, at MT1iEc and aold Up
to 6if.jic. ' and then dtcllned to 61V,
Final Quotations were at 51c. Local re-
ceipts'wera et cars with 21t cars oj. con
tract grade.
Lx.u.danon by local longa waa the feature
r f tradlna; Id oata. Repot la from the north
vest were favorable to the prospects of the
.op 1n that territory, and the Ohio and
Missouri state reports showed an Improve
mrnt in the condition during June. The
market closed weak, with prices almost ht
the lowest point. September opened a
shade to 'iti-wc lower, at S6tfa6o, aold off
to i-USc and closed at 34i(UMVo. LocaI
It celi..iawere 'HM cara.
provisions were steady early In the day
on a fair demand by local packers for lard
and ribs. Offerlnga were light, loiter the
market eased off In sympathy with tha
Weakness -of the grain marvels. At the
clone Beptember rork was off 15o. at 17.X).
Lard waa down ic, at $8.97. RJbe were
ViUc lower, at I9.S.H. t
Katlmatcd receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
17 cara; corn. 37 care oats. M cara; hogs.
litvO head. . , ,,
ho teinc futures ranged as follows:
. , i i . i
it Jclej.l Opon.l Hlgli.J Low. Clcae-i Tes'y.
KEW TORK1 C.KKERAI. MARKCT
Qantatlaaa af ike Day aa Tarlawa
('aaaiodltlee.
NKW TORK. July . FLOfR Re-
relpts. tl.ISS bbls ; exports, 14.277 bbls.;
sales. 4.700 pkgs ; market dull, but Steady;
auunesoia patents, M TJ au , mw ar
aota Ui. j iwm.i: winter oatenta. 44IW
it M ; winter straights, 3 W)ti4 '; winter ex-
K wtiH; w tnter low graoes,
l3o. K.ve flour. 'aten(j; fslr to good. tXifft
I 0; cttolce to fanry. IS 50 4 cO.
CORNMKAI Ri. nne white and Tel
le, l vl., coarse, tl.lol.12. kiln dried.
l2"fiJO0. -
RYE Dull: Km 1 western. CTUC f. O. V.
New fork;- Nir. 1 wrstern. (vki c. t. f.
Buffslo.
WHEAT fterelnts 72.400 bu 1 exnorts.
7.190 bu.; sales. 1.S00.000 bu. future;
pot market easy; No. ) red, (-. nom
inal, elevator; No. 2 red, J0Sc, nominal,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern IMluth. soo,
nominal, t. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern
Manitoba. 0c. nominal, r. o. b; an .
News was very bearish again todny and
prices essed off sbout Vkc thrnun
furtner liquidation. The weatner con
tinued fine throughout the west, cables
were easier, recelpte liberal
bearish and outside trade
M4i.6 49 7-1 4c. closed at ll'ac: July. )
closed at c; September, s 5-lt
OlSSc, closed at HSd December, S7 1-14
(fy, closed at 8?7c.
CORN Receipts, S7.47i bu.; exports,
177.601 btl.; sales 45.000 bu. futures; snot
market steady; No. 2, it He. nominal, ele
vator, and 40c, nominal, f. o. b afloat;
No. t yellow, imc nominal; No. 2 whtt,
0c, nominal. Option market ope-
steady, sold off with wheat and on big
Argentina ahlpmenta, together with Ii -
weather, and cloaed Vc net lower. Jul jr
closed at 6(Hc; Beptember, ($H4S.',
closed at 68 He; lecember closed t
57 c.
OATH Receipts. 165. M0 bu.; exports,
8,76 bu.; spot market easy; mixed oats,
2 to JJ pounds. 4IHi3 43c; natural white,
80 to 18 pounds. 42VjlQ'44c; clipped white.
28 to 4 pounds; 47Sa04ttc-
rEKD Bteadr; spring bran. IH.Jt prompt
shipment; middling, I18.J6, prompt ship
ment. HAT Steady; shipping, 6ttoe; good
to choice, 86 0t6c. .
HOPS Steady; atate, common to choice,
1905 crop, Kkjkc; 1904 crop, nominal; olds,
nominal; Pacific coast, 1906 crop. 10 16c;
1904 crop. 12c; olds, nominal. .
HIDES Staadvi Oalveaton. 30 to 26 lbs.,
20c; California, 21 to 26 lbs.. He; Texas dry,
24 to 10 lbs.. 19c.
LKATHER Steady; acid. SWJ2"Hc.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family. 110.00
HO 60; mesa, 0ri8..V; beef hams. 21.0t9
21.60; packet, P.OiifcO.M; city extra India
mess, 116.00(9 14.00. Cut meats, nrm;
Pickled bellies. 111.25618 00
shoulders, 88. 6008.00; pickled hams.
812.00912.60. Lard, quiet; western prime,
18 90! 96. nominal; reflned. steady; con
tinent. 89.26; etouth American. 89 86; com
pound, .87H7.26. Pork, firm; mees,
$17.764?18 00.
TALLOW Steady; city. c; country. I
H4C.
RlCS-Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
SHc.
creamery, 214MHtc; official prices, creamery,
common to extra. IWflJlc; renovated, com
mon to extra, lZdritf'ic: western factory,
common to firsts, LTtflic; western Imitation
creamery, extras, lsc; western firsts, 164
Oivvte.
CHKESE Quiet ; new atate full cream,
large, fancy, 11c; state fair to good, 10H
104c; new atate, small, fancy, 11c; new
tate fair to good. lOjflOHc; new state In
ferior, 8tyiJHc.
EOGS-8teady to firm; state. Pennsyl
vania and nearbv. fancy selected white,
22c; atate choice, 21j22c; atate mixed, extra,
2oS21c; western firsts. 1617c; western
seconds, !5V&Jo: southern. l4316Hc.
POCLTRY Live, firm; western spring
chlckena, 18c; fowls. 13c; turkeys, ll'VUc;
dressed, steady; western spring chicken,
17JZle; turkeys, ll-BISc; fowls. lOflUc.
Maritt it
tod LirtleM
Drift Aimleulj.
and fricai
UPWARD MOVEMENT DEVaOPS AT NOON
Dlseasslaa Aboil tbe Staak Eaeaaage
Hlagea largely aa the Tee.
IcaJ Caadlttaaa af
the Market.
advance on the Bourse was not sustslned
today, government securities closing frac
tionally lower.
BERLIN. July . Prtcea on tha Bourse
today wexe weaker, owing to resliaa (Ions.
PARIS. July . Trading on tha Hourse
torts t was Irregular, but prleea atoaed Arm,
Ruselan tmperlal 4a rjneed at 74 5a and
Russtan bonds of 1H at 4.
RKMRT OP TUB CLKAflltO HOI SB
Trasise'lsss at be Assaelated ttaaka
far tka Week.
NKW TORK. July The following
table, compiled by iradstrei. snowa the
bank clearlnra at the principal cltlea for
the week ended July 6. with the percent
age ef increaae and decrees ae compared
with the corresponding week, laat year:
' St. iMulm Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOVI8, July . WHKAT-Lower; No.
t red caah, elevator, nominal; track. 779
77ic, nominal; September, 7V4jc; December.
78Sc; No. t hard. 7WS0o, ld.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 62c; track, 624
53c; September, 60S'W4C; December,
47c.
OATS IiOwerr cash, steady; No. t cash,
87Hc, nominal; track, 8s3SHc; Beptemlier,
86c; December. So; No. 2 white, 4.V.
FLOCR Steady; red winter patents. I4.K
474.60; extra fancy and atratght, 83.7643H.36;
clear, 22.7W60.
SEfiD Timothy, steady; 12.ffiiff3.60.
CORNMBAI-Steady; $2.0.
: BRAN Dull ; sacked, east track, SOc,
; HAY Steady; timothy, 112.60 17.00; prai
rie. wy1800
4 IRON COTTON TIES 41 1
HEMP TW1NB-JTV4C.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; - Jobbing.
T14.TR. Lard, lower; prime steam, 1S.52V4.
Dry salt meata, higher; boxed extra short,
l.7o: clear -ribs, 88.87A; short clears, 61010.
Bacon, higher; boxed extra short, I10.W;
clear. t10.RU; short clear, $10.75.
METALS Lead, steady at IS.M; spelter,
quiet at 86 87V4.
POl'LTBY Quiet ; chickens, c; springs,
17c: turkeys, 10c; ducks, 8c; geese, 6c.
BI'TTER Steady; creamery, 15fne;
dairy, 14S17c.
Steady at 2Hc. case count.
Receipts.' Shipments
NEW TORK. July t.-Early In today s
transactions In the stork market the ssme
scarcity of storks offered for sale developed
as yrsterday. This renewed the Impression
that the liquidation was over for the pres
ent. This conclusion was accepted with
extreme caution by the professional element
owing to the miscalculation of the same
ympioms yesterday when the market sold
off weakly at the last hour after a day of
striking hrmness and freedom from selling
pressure. The excessive dullness which de-
state reports veloped today on the mid-day rise was the
ugm. my, i reflection of this suspicious attitune. ins
maraet was almost at a stanastui tor inng
Intervals and prices drifted aimlessly un
til the entrance of new buying orders Into
the market caused the successive upward
movements.
The discussion about the stock exchange
hinged largely on the technical condition
of the market and took little account of
the general situation of affairs. News of
general conditions has been In fact almost
avorable throughout the period of decline
In the stock market. Conjectures as to the
extent and strength of the short Interest
In the market made tip the stsple of ths
discussion. Large borrowing of stork by
Individual firms which are not ordinarily
conspicuous In speculative dealings on the
exchsnge wsa reported. On the face of It
the borrowing of stocks for delivery showed
short sale of a similar amount. The Im
portance of the Incident was Its reflection
of the suspicious and unsettled atate of
professional speculative sentiment.
The opening market still showed the ef
fects of the disappointment over the mis
carriage of yesterday's st tempt to carry
prleea higher. The opening weakness was
aggravated by selling for London account.
Considerable disquiet was caused In that
center by the ministerial remarka In Par
liament of the haxard of the outbreak of a
religious war In Kgypt wl'h the conse
quences to be looked for of expensive out
lay for the conduct of a campaign. Lon
don's discount msrket was not affected
and continued to work lower with favoring
effect upon New York's prospects for se
curing gold at that center next week. But
pickled j money conditions here were also rather
easier, rates tor can loans railing nunng
the day. For time loans the free offerings
were confined to the shorter periods, while
for nix months loans and longer, carrying
over the end of the year money waa re
ported to be atlll scarce and hard to get
even at the 6fc per cent bid. Foreign ex
change held moat of yesterday' recovery
which was believed to be above the level
of profit for gold engagements. Estimates
of the currency movement with the Interior
by express varied from a small loss to a
gain of a few hundred dollars, the move
ment towards this center on balances hav
ing evidently abated from that of laat week.
On sub-treasury operations the banks have
gained during the week ItiOI.OOO. In con
nection with the recovery In prleea the
reports were revived of a supposed deal
for the Great Northern's ore lands by the
Vnlted States Steel corporation and of
a rumored Intention to Increase the Amal
gamated Copper dividend. It waa not until
late In the day that the rising tendency
proved convincing to the sceptical traders.
j neir oeiatea Duvmg then made tne clos
ing strong.
Honns were neavv. Total sales, car.
tl.9M,Of0. l S. bond were unchanged on
call.
The following are th Quotations on tha
otocK exchange:
CITIES.'
Clearings,
Inc.
Dee.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat., bu'..
Corn, bu....
Oata, bu....
e.ono
m.ooo
77.000
64,000
l.onn
14.000
113.000
46,090
Utnaaapalla nata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July .-FLOrR-Klrst
patents,- 84 364.46; seconds patents, 4.3uty
4.30; first clears, S3.3&&3.46; second clears,
lifious.eo.
BRAN In bulk. 813.60tTlS.7S.
tbuper,or lioaiu of iiaun quotation fot
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) The
range of prices, as reported by V. D. Day
Jb Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, waa:
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Clos. Tea'y
Wheat 1
May...ttH
aept...,7?3')i
Dec..,
Flax
July, Sept.
Oct...
I 14V
1 14
.91
7
I 1V
1 14V!
82
7H
7V
794i
78l
I?
79T
7S
'i7HW.Wwi
1 12H1
1 l'JHI
1 nl
1 12S1
1 12Sl
1 HHI
1 14V
1 14V
1 UV
Wheat
. July
P.epl.
Dec.
'v , -July
Sept.
V ,. . -July
Dec;
pora
July Kept.
Lru
July
Sept.
Oct.
Ulna
July Hcut.
Oct.
I 7Sl
1144 1"l"4l
6Hft62
I vi
1 17 76
I 17 20
t I W
1 06
75H
7
SH.
'7h! 71 I 79 I
7itV : 79 7tf7Vk!
. M 1 ainl NJ
1 I
iti Bota.Muwak1
SSVI 8THI ki
HaSt, "H U" 33w
36 loVJoH-U-SI V
61
t 30
17 78
17
9 10 I
( 10 !
I
1
17 60
14 16
8 KTHI
9 V.Vi
00
60 I
1 ffi
t i:'Hl
17 60
17 00
8 82ti;
8 17 m
1 00
1 6
9 S74I
12VI
17 66
II U
SO
07Si
t W,
o
JO
Xa. :.
Cash euetatluna were a follows:
KI-OVltKaayi winter patents. 83.5004 00;
winter sliaighis. H43.7o; spring patents.
VJ.7ihj4 0; soring straiglua. W i'J &i; bak-
ei. I ' 3ia.i.
WHEAT No. spring. 82S3c: No. J, 70
ic:- No. t red. nreiHia
CORN No. i. o-c , . No. i yeiiow. kc.
OATS No. I. S.c; No.
No. 1 white, 37&39-
BARLEY Oood feeding, 394341c ; fair to
tholee malting. 4.VJ61C.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1, 81 OSVk; No. 1 north
w.stera, 81.10 Prime timothy, 64.00. Clovor,
contract grade, 111 16.
PKO lai-,ib cuort ribs sides (loose),
. 46fll 60. Mees pork, per bbl.. 117 50$fl7 6.
Lard, per 100 lbs , 8&-(2V Short clear sides
I boxed i. 84.764il 87H.
I ne receipts ana shipments of flour and
erain wre: Receipts. Bhlpmeata
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. k.'c; No. 1 northern. 61c; to arrive. 81c;
No, 2 northern, IVc; to arrive, 79c. Flax:
Caah, tl.bV.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Prevlslaas.
KANSAS CITT, July 6. WHEAT-July.
704kc: H rot em her. 71W4i71Vc: December.
72kc. -Cash: No. 2 hard. 4d76c old, 7iC
I 74Vo new; No. 3, nvtfjTOMKS. nominal; No. 2
red. .ni.b'c: no. 1.
CORN July, 4c; September, 48c; Decem
ber, Ac Caah: Ne. 2 mixed. 60c; No. 8,
4iHc; No. 2 white, Kttc; no. i, tzc.
OATS No, 1 white, WS4Hc, No.
mixed. 2il3THc.
HAY Firm; holee timothy, $1J.SOJ14.00;
Choice prairie. 810.6Outtll.00.
RYE Steady. HVtrc.
EGOS Firm; Missouri and Kansas new
No. 2, whltewood eases included, Itifce; case
count, 14c; caaea returned, Ho lees.
Bl'TTKR Creamery, 19c; packing. l.U4e.
. , Receipts. . Shipments.
Wheat, bu eO.'WO 18,000
Corn, bu 13.000 31.01
Oats, bu 3.000 6.000
Mtlwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAl'KEE. WU.. July 4 WHEAT
Bteady: No. 1 northern. s&W&Kfeo; No. I
northern. fcsCWc; September. 7Vc.
RYBWSteady; No. 1. (444Wc.
BARLEY Steady; No. 2, tW4tc; sam
ple. 43n63c.
CORN-Lewer; No. I caab, 616ltt;
September. 61c.
ales. High. Lew. Cleat.
A1m Express
AmtlnnuM Coppar Il.me Ms
Ananru C. F l.ioe M44
American C. a F. pf4 nee N
Aowrtrtn Cotton Oil 40 Mta
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Bxvreis
Amerlrss H. a L. ptd
Americas Ire. Mnirltles.... 1.100 (1
American !Jot4 oil
Am. Linseed Oil pf4
Americas Locomotive 1.7W 17 '
Am, Loeomottro pta
Amerlran B. R ii.r
Amerlcaa I. R. M I. to
Ameiiein Sugar ReAnlai... t.toe
Aa. Tobacco are otfa
Anaconda Mia. Co., ex-4tv. It, lot
tl
Mi
t
44
Wash....
I.4ftt
400
too
4.400
144
11H
w
M
Mk
m
I14H
I4.KK)
l.XM
ion
100
100
me
oo
n
tS.XlO
100
704
'"iai
l.oe
lot
74
IM'i
5
ll
m4
nt
1MU
iTie
ti
4
J40
400 III
4V
1.000
14.I0O
100
"ioi
l.loo
"ioi
104
100
too
t.400
1.100
ino
H4
41
too
iit"
U4
'is"
MS
1'S
74 St
Loo tits I
K
Fleur. bbla 2e 100 17.200
Wheat, bu 16.000 9S.fA
Cora. bu.. CJ.JiO 218,600
Oata. bu 187 S0 la,C0O
Rye. bu. 1.0M.
Barley, ha. 44.100 8.600
ui the aToduca exchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creameiy, 1643 c;
dalriea, lotjllc. K.Kpa, steady; at mark,
caaea Included. t3tel4Hc: firsts. 14V; prime
firsts, 14c, ekiraa, lac. Cheese, steady. 1H
tillV.
Taleaa ieeal Market.
TOLEDO. July . SEED-'aah clover.
14.76; Oetobar. 1417V,: prime .tlnuMh 81.10;
August alalka, t 6v; No. 2 rye, tUo, uowlaal.
Liveraael Oral Market. .
LIVKRPUOL. July C WHEAT Spot,
nominal; futurea, quiet; Jwiy, esld;aB
tember. s4td; Dettamber a td.
tXUtN Spot. SMady; Amerlcaa miked,
Pearla Grata Market.
PEORIA, July 6 CORN Steady; No. I
yellow, 63c; No. t, 63c; No. 4, 62c; no grade,
60c
rilTl T-lnll aiwl lower: No 1 white B7A
hlte. fcuUc; ; " "
w HiSKl-n me oasis 01 ..
Dalatk Grata Market.
DCLLTH. Minn.. July I. WHEAT To
rrlva and on track. No. 1 northern. (OVc;
No. 3 northern. 7(ae; July, 8OV0; Septem
ber. TlHc; December, 76V.
OATS To arrive, on track and July,
3HC.
Les4ss Claalsug Staeka.
LONDON, July 1 Closing Quoutlons on
the Stock exchange were:
Atohl
Atchleos pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore a Ohio
Baltimore A Ohio pfl
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt..
Canadian Pa rifle
Central Laathar
Central Leather ptd
Central ol New Jcney....
Chesapeake Ohio
Chloaco Oraat Weatarn. ..
Chloaso A Norihvaetern..
Chleaso, Mil. St. p...
rhlcase T. A T
Ckleace T. A T. pit
C. C , C. gt. L
Colorado Fuel A Iron....
Colorado A lout hern
Colorado A So. lit prt...
Colorado A So. 2d pfl....
Consolidated Qaa .........
Cera Prodocta. -rfg
Cora Producta pfd. rfg....
Delaware a Hudaoa
Delaware. L. A W
Denver A ftlo Orande....
Dearer A R. O. pfd
Diattllarf gecuriiles
Erie
Erie 1st pfd
aria id ptd
General Electric
Oreavl Northern pfd
Hocking Valley. oBer....
Ullnate Central
International Paper
International Paper ptd
International Pnmp
International Pump pfd
Inter e rough Metropolitan..
Interborotigh Mot. pfl
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kaoaas Cllr So. pfd
LouteTtlle A Naahrllla
Maxioaa Central
Mlnnaapolia A St. Louis....
M , St. r. A 8. S. M
at . St. P. S. g. M. ptd..
Mlaaourl Paella
Miaaoari. Kansas A Texas..
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Lea4
N. R. R. of M. ptd
New Tar Caatral
Naw TorH, O. A W
Norfolk A Weatarn
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Americas
Northern Pactlo
Pacific Mail
Panaarlvanla
People's Qaa
P.. C C. A St. L
Praaar 4 Steal far
Preaaad Steal Car pfd...,
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Reading tat pfd ,
Reading H pfd, ogered
Republic Steel ,
Republic Steal pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A S. F. Id pfd..,
St. Louia Southweatern
at. Lou It S W. pfd
Rloee-Shefleld Steal ....
Southern Paollo
So. Pad He pfd ,
Southern Raiw,r
So. Rallwar pfd
Teanaaaee Coal A Iron.
Teiaa A Paelse ,
Toledo, St. L. A W...,
T . St. L. A W. pfd....
I'nloa PaclOe
I'nloa Paella pfd
Called Btataa Kipreaa..
failed States Realty...
tuned States Rubber. .
V. S. Rubber pfd
l olled lutes Steal
V. S. Steel pfd ,
Va. -Caroline Cham lea I
Va. -Carolina Cham, pfd
Webeah
Wabaah pfd
Weite-rarse ttprcas . ,
Weattnfkauae Blectrls
Waatara talon
Wheeling A Lake Krte
Wiaoonaia Central '
Wis. Central pfl in 4e
Total aslas far tke ay. T04.M1 sksns.
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Canadian Pactac .
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falcate Ot W
C. M. A St. r ...
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do pfl
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de 1st pfd.,...,,
4a M pfd
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Louiavtlie A Naak
M . K A T
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... IV Norfolk A W
... If de pfd
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...let Peoaarleaale
...110 Real Mines
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... 11 do Id Md.
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... U ( do pfd
... al Seathera Paetae .
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HILVER-Bar. steady. 80 16-ld per ounce.
MON1CT M1H per cent.
Tue rai ir duKtouul ih the wn market
for abort bllla la 1 per rent) for three
months bllla, 1 per cent.
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400
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H'hlcago
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tPhllndelphla ....
tSt, liOUlS ....,..
Plttsbarg
tSan FYanclaco ..
1 Baltimore
Cincinnati
t Kansas City ....
tNew Orleans ....
t Minn en polls
tCleveland
TLOuirviiie
Letroit
tljos Angeles
OMAHA
IMllwaukee
tProvldence
tRufTalo
Ilndianapolis ....
tet. Paul
Denver
Seattle
Memphis
Port Worth
Richmond
Columbus
Washington
tSt. Joseph
Savannah
IPortland, Ore.;.
Albany
Salt Lake City...
tToIedo, O
Rochester
tAtlanta
Tacoma ,
t8pokane,
Hartford
Nashville
Peoria
Des Moines
New Haven
Orand Rapids ...
Norfolk
Augusta, Ga
Springfield, Mass
Portland, Me
Do y ton
Sioux City
Evansvllle
tBIrmlngham
Worcester
Syracuse
Charleston. 8.
Lincoln, Neb..
Knoxvllle .....
Jacksonville,
Wilmington,
Wichita
Wllkesbarre
Chattanooga
Davenport .
Little Rock
Kalamaxoo,
Topeka
Wheeling. W. Va.
Macon
Springfield, HI
Fall River
Helena
Lexington
Fargo. N. D
New Bedford
Yonngstown
Akron
Rockford. Ill
Crdsr Rapids,
canton, o
Blnghamton ....
Chester, Pa
Ixwell
Oreenaburg, Pa.
Bloomlngton, IU.
Springfield. O
Qiiincy, III
Manstleld, O
Decatur. Ill
Sioux Falls. 8. D.i.
Jacksonville, III...:.
Fremont, Neb '. ..
(South Bend, Ind...
Houston
Galveston
Fort Wayne,
C.
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Del...
Mich....
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14 849.9Ni, 13.7
12.f01.rt.Hi 62
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6.078.6781 12.4
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8.043.173;
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28. 4
II AH A LIVE STOCK MARIET
EeoeipU in Cattle Moderate, Boct L:cht
and Bbeep Quit Tair.
OUTSIDE ADVICES kRZ RATHER EEARISH
bearish In their vlewi. rniTilcilsriT on the
rough henvr grades, and these wf re rleolil
edlv sloa- eelirre from atari to tlnleh As
high a Ifl.M was paid for heavy butcher
WfixM". or about TV lower than veeterrlnv,
while the bulk of the trade was st 85 4il
4., as ivslnst t rii si yrnurday.
Repreaeatatlve safes:
Prleea af Cattle Same
Day, Hon Little
bat Better
bee a.
aa Prevloaa
Lower,
No
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71 .
SOUTH OMAHA. July 4. ISnn.
Cattle. Hogs. She
... H.ou i.oaa
... 2,73 1S.'7 8.ttT4
...Holiday. Holiday.
fa,
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100 17.1
4 6
21 .
8 1
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17 8
1.
6.6
7.5
15.7
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4.177.0971 21.0
8.674. 41RI
6, '-49, 831 1 (.7
8.28, UM
3.482,4351 27.8
8.4i7.99 2H.6
3.9"7.njni 5.7
3.f;2.i;ii
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2.81i.Oh4l
2,071, SIM
2,:il.(7
1,199.3601
1,N.100
1.8M.193I
1.949.9.81 16.7
1.771.81-! 9 2
I. 496.7131
l.l.75
1.418.756
1.94ii.075
l.:i.006
1.051.14
1.3M.770
1.174.7851 18.1
1.240.595
1.091.538, 46
1.087.r,l 8.7
1.151.7711 79.0
1. 174.596 1.0
875.054
K17.6S8I 17.8
7i7.1Sl 91.6 ...
433.4931 !
746.03
7S8.73; 11.9
615.4S31
M.840I
30. 787
545.144! 28.2
t'i3.777l
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18
7.0
12 1
1.2
29.3
13 2
11 7
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20.7
84.0
10.5
7.0
17.6
Keeeipts were:
OfTicl.il Monnav
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday ...
On. (Ill Thursday
Ulticlal Knuay
Five days this week.
Same days last week.
Same two weeks ago..
Ha me three weeks ago
batne tuur wean ago..
Same daya iaat year li,40
The following table shows the tecelpts ot
cattle, lion mil ihan at Mouth Oinuha
tor the year to date, compared with laat;J--
year: I. istin. inc.
Cattle 493.470 4S8.0M 45.118
Hogs 1,479.917 1,330.411
Blwep 774,il4 761.612
. i.44 l.a-t
, 1.6,1 6,,0 l,,il
. 8.893 JMT2 13 41
.10.11 txJ.797 l.ii
.lk.tKtO Ci.8.'7 4,lil
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CATTLE QUOTATlONfa.
Tho folluwlng a 1:1 show the prices peio
for the different kinds ot ccUie on the
Mouth Omaha market:
itoou to choice corn-fed steers $S-204J-
fair tu giHHl oorn-fed steets 4 '
Common to fair corn-fed steers... 4.U"iu4.ie
uooa to coulee cows and nro... .Mt4.a
rair to guod cows and halters.... .oom--iu
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1 'if'ti
tood to choice stockers dr. feeders. I i544.10
tuif tv UtKHa tiiKiari una tenuein. ;.1U'. '
Common to fair stitckers t.
Bulls, stags, etc.... 2.7W4 1"
Veal calves 4.0u5.7
Tha toiiuin4f table shews the avuiae
pi'ce of hogs at South umana (or the lust
several duys, wltli comparisons;
Date. I lJTuJ6. l047iJoa, 102-1101. jlW.
6 14W; 6 15! 6 06 ! 6 781 7 4
1 6 Sui 6 121 6 671 7 bv
I ) 6 1 6 671 1 Mj
. 4 I I 6 70 T 6ll
. 6 43i 5 Si 6 14 6 661 7 641
26 I
2 6 I...
12.7 .
10.6
6.3
Ind.
Total. 17.
Outside N.
Ml. 985
4t.-7.948
647.701
45S.0O3I
472.9IO'
E09.4M1
419.064!
420,11631
4K.M
42.4f 28.7
J9S.740I 20.6
3-O.lon 1.2 I
81. 7431 . I
!.140t......
I16.6T81
167.1WI
466,633
,4.331.6501 36.8
.8.243.000 ,
734,968!.....
42.9
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V. aty,.....5S.670,915
4.0
1.1
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7.9
22.0
38.0
13.3
26.0
CANADA,
B. C..
Montreal .
Toronto ...
Winnipeg ,
Ottawa ...
Halifax ...
Vancouver,
yueoee
Hamilton
8t. John. N. B...
Ixndon, Ont
Victoria, B. C...
Calgary
Total, Canada
.....
if
27,388.5161
12.744. 9KI
2.292.562
I.0M.H6
.,2,232,2m
2.242.637!
1,841. 594 1
1.034.621
,1.332,468
6.612.821
' 1.016.623
7
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1.4
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30.6
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4 2
82 t
29.7
8 72.206.119 ! 4.2
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June 23.
June 24.
June 26.
June ti.
June ...( 6 43i 5 1 5 14
June ita... 44) 6 i 5 11
June ... ( th, 6 iti 5 ., 47,
June ..., toni 6 1,1 0 0b 6 bi
July 1.... 1 6 25i 6 13 6
July I.... 41 e 6 1 6 6!
July 3...., 47H 6 281 6 511
J'r 4 ---I I I I I-;
Juiy 4,... 6 4;i 5 25 5 Ai I 7
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7 541 5 91) 5 0J
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4MHA WIHI iravt-K MllHVr.
Caaallllaa af Trmle and Qantatlona aa
staple and Fancy I'roilnrr.
EvjGo tvcni'le, tit-iai. tietn nw'k, 14'xc
Utl. 1 ui ,.inl-iue, Ira. lM-.i-,a,
bui a.
iiia
cliolce!
of Sheen wss of verv
fair proportions tod.iy, but the quality of
tne otrertngs ss a rule waa notti.ng extra.
There seemed to be a very ralr demand
from all sources and prices ruled about
steady on useful killing grades. Some fair
uprlng lomlia brought v.50, with shorn
stock at 8ti. or Just about steady with yes
terday's llguita. Good yearlings brought
35.75, a strong llgure, but the . el here and
ewes on sale were rather plain stock and
sold at steady to easier prices.
Quotations for fed stuck: Good lo choice
spring lambs, I7.004j7.75: gord 10 choice
western shorn lnmbs, l00q6.!0; fair 10
good shorn lumhs, 16.5ui6.0i); cull Isnib",
44 .60(1. 25; good to choice yearlings, 80 2oij
6.75; fair to good yearlings, 8j.0OJio.:U; gooo
lo choice wethers, 66 1'jii6.,i0; fair to good
wethers, $4.7'o5 lf; good to choice i-wis,
I4.75it.'5 fair to good ewes, 34.2itj4.75.
Quolstlons for range atock: Good to
choice wethers, J5.0f)i5.50; good to choice
ewra, l4.7Mi5.r5.
Ilenretentatlve sales:
No.
8 cull ewes
6unday.
YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The folloa-lng shown the nntnber of cars
of stockers and (efdera shipped to the
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cer.
C. Flowetdew, Maxwell, la. Mil...
George Lucas, Palmyra, la. tj
G. Irandall, Dow City, la. 1. C
8. Cora r man. Elliott, la. 4J
C P. Mooieliead, Woidbine, la. I.
C...
stock
The official nurnbtr of cars of
brought in today by each toad was:
CatUe.Hogs.Sheep.H see.
. . 2
..10
. . 1J
C, M. & St. P. . .
Missouri Pacific,
t. nion 1'aciiic. . . .
C. & N. W., ea,t.
C or N. W., weat
C, Kt. P., Ju. & U
C, It. 4t J., east
C, B. J west
C R. 1
C, R. 1.
Chi. Gt.
A P.. east,
or P., WOat
Westeiit. .
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.20
3
2
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1 1
1
22
i I
1
17 I
8 .. ..
1
81 12 1
ewes
1 rwe
1 buck
,9 western
ISO lamlia
Hi western lambs
179 lambs
16 western bucks
tM western ewes
j) western yearlings
393 western wethers
148 Idaho yearlings
27 Idaho yearlings
Iff Idaho yearlings
ISO Idaho yearlings
376 Idaho yearlings .........
II western yesrllngs
9 western spring lambs...
290 western lambs
3S western lamba
A v.
. 13
. i
. 110
. 77
. 61
. 73
. 14.1
. 102
. 95
. 9S
. Kl
. X
. 79
. 81
. 81
. 73
. 62
. 61
. 61
Pr.
'8 50
4 75
6 no
6 10
6 50
4 ()
8 00
2 25
4 90
5 00
6 v
6 75
6 60
6 75
6 75
6 75
00
1 00
6 50
M
Total receipts. . .67
The dlapos.tlon of the day's tecciyis w.
as follows, each buyer purcnaalng tne num
ber of head indicated:
Omaha Tacking Co.
fewift ana company
Cudahy rkg. Co. . . .
Armour & co. .
Omana, Kansas
t.'tiaahy, Kansas
Vaneant at Co. .
. I. Stephen. .
Hill ft Son
Cuuahy Bros, ft
Sol Degan
J. B. Root ft Co
Krey PKg. fo . .
Others buyers,.
City
City
Co. ,
Not Included In totals because containing
other items than clearings. . .
t Balances paid in caab.
Not. Included in totals;, comparisons In
complete . 1 '. ., ;
. New York Mesey Market. 1
NEW YORK. July 4.-MONEY-On call,
easier, 244 per cent; ruling rate. I per
cent: last loan, 2S per cent: closing bid,
2 per cent; offered at 8 per cent; time loans,
steady; sixty days, 4V4 per cent; ninety
days, i per cent; six months, 6 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE) PAPER-6?r6Vt
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Bteady. with
actual bualness In bankers' bills a! $4 4.16
64.8470 for demand and at 64 .o2t3tM.no for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 34.814 and
84 86S; commercial bills. 64.814.
SILVER Bar, 64Sc: Mexican dollars. SOo.
BONDS Government, heavy; railroad,
heavy.
Quotations on New York bonds today
were aa follows:
V. A" rat. la. rag.... IM Japan In. 14 aortas.
so coupon 14, 4o 4a otfa .
0. A la. rag lot lo 4a atfa
no coupon 101' 4o 10 eerlae.
V. S. ol4 4a. rag 101 LAN. ual. 4s....
lo coupoa 104 Una. e. g. 4a
V. 1. new 4s, rag....l Max. Central 4a
4e coupon llt4i la let Inc
An. Tobacco 4s 17 tlisn. A St. U 40
...111 M , K. A T. 4a.v...
...1M! do ta
... 14 H. . R. of M.
.,.101 In. t. c. g. ta
...101 N. J. C. ( 14.
... 14 No. Paella 4a..,
... N do la
...111 N. A W.
lea.
la
Atchlaon
4o adl.
Atlantic C. L. 4
Bal. A Okie 4a.
do la
Bra R. T. e. 4
Central of Oa.
"w Yark Mtala- Itacka.
NEW YOftK. July 1-Clostag uotaUong
mining stocks were:
... I
on
A lama Caa
Alloa t Ml
Breace M
Drunawlck Caa It
Caauiacfc Tunnsl .... al
Con. Ot. A Va 00
Mara Sllr 4
lrwa surer set
Loedvtlie Caa 4
Ottered.
Little CAM
Ontario
,0114
Pheeats
Pntaal
lavage
tiorra Noma
lowll Hoaea ..
Wianlarl
1
4
7
II
reretga Flaaaelal.
LONDON. July A An unsatlafsetory tone
prevailed on the Stock exchange. For
elgn Secretary Oray'a statement on tha
Lgypttao altuatlon in the House 'of Com
mon a laat night caused selling of consols,
which weakened other British securities
while the liquidation In kUftlra continued'
owing to the tvropoaal for an early discon
tinuance of the recaivlag of Chinee labor
Foreigners moved In sympathy with Paris'
prices closed firm. Jsptnese Imperial 4a
of Ifr cloned at WJ.
at. PaTTtRSBc'RO, Jul) 1 -Testerda
1 O S. L. rfda. 4a.
at Pann. oon. Ia.,
II iReadlns so. 4a.,
107 St. L. el I. II.
da let Ino.
do Id Ino
do Id lac
Chen. A Ohio 4a.
Chicago A A. ... 71 n. L. A
c, B. a Q. n. 4a... P7rSt. h. S. W. c
C, R. I. A P. 4a.... 7 leabrd A. L.
do col. la '&o Pacllo 4a..
COC. I I. L 1 4t.,101; do tat 4a cifa
2
... 14
... M
...101
...101
...17
... la
0.. M
...HiO
... 1.U
4a. 11
... ta
...111
...104
... V4
...100
... 14 '
... It
...100
114
Total!
CATTLE The
Cattle. Hogs. She
128 1.027 400
. jd Lu, I 1... .
2i l.fsij J,j..i
444 l.kiil oJi
142
244
18
o
62
148
21
21
7 2
1.663 4.415 8.0 1
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, Hoaja Ten Cents Lower,
j Sheep aad Iimha Firm.
j CHICAGO. July 4 CATTLIv Receipts,
; 3.6O0 head; market steady: corrnion to prime
steers. 4.0fV10; cows, 83 Otvoi4.rVO; heifers,
1 12.7511 5.2b; bulls, 32. 75 4.36; cslves. t5.60.rr
6.50; stockers and feeders. $2.7Mj4 t0.
HOG8 Receipts, 18."i0 head; msrket 10c
; lower; choice to prime heavy. $6.766.77:;
; medium to good heavy. 86.iTjr.76: butcher
1 weights,- 6.7riJ.80: good to choice heavy
t nilxd. 86.60)4;.7R; packing. 8fl.Ooau.76.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10,000
head; market firm; sheep, l4.:.Vd3M yeir
I lings, $5.417.40; shorn lambs. 85. 4ty4.00.
94. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOI I8, Mo., July . CATTLE Re
ceipts. . 2.500 head. Including
! market
1.800 Texans
natives steady, Texans weak; na-
CAi 1 i.lv 1 ne reueipia were vn muu- . mh-(l.
eraie today, about 1.3uu head, and the quai- W aft '
Ity was inclined to run to extremes, that . vauEFP
. , ,. I .... m nrt wrxfl I Mil , 1 K: ili n I 0
dresed beef snd butcheri' steers, 33.75M5.ln;
steers under 1,000 lbs., 83.60 4.60; stockers
and feeders, 2.oo4 .26 ; cowa and halters,
' 2.30ip5.2O; oanners. tl.tnHt'LCO; bulla. 8i.40
; 44.0): calves, $3.0g41.OO ; Texans and Indian
rteers, ' I2.354i4.60;'' cowa and heifers. 41.75
I 4J3.25. - 1 - :.
! HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head: market. 10c
lower; plgi and lights. f.S0.t; packers.
DUlcliers ana neai nray, u 00
la, 1 1 1 re were a few right good tlntahed
heaves on aale as well aa auile a sonnmlng
of rather undesirable grassy and snort-feu
cattle. The market waa a good aeal lUe
the quality. Dretsvd beef men took hold
of the guod to cholcti dry lot beeves In
very fair shape and bought them up at
price that looked about ateady with yes
terday, while on the ordinary run of cattle
the trade was Incl.ned to drag and prices
ruled weak to 10c lower than yesterday,
compared with a week ago the desirable
cattle are selling anywhere from strong to
10c. higher, while the less desirable grades
are from steady to loc lower. In other
words the spread in prices Is increasing aa
the season advances. The best cattle here
today brought 60. i5 and a fair clearance
was made nume time before noon.
There were lesa than a doien loads of
cows here all told, and as a rule prices
were lust about In yesterday's notches.
Desirable dry-lot rows and heifers, as well
as the best graseers, are in good demand
and firm, but the thin and old grassy
cows are alow sellers at mean figures, the
same as they have been for some time
past. Veal calves, bulls, stags, etc, are
Belling at prices that show very little
change as compared with a week ago.
There waa very little doing In stockers
and feeders today aa the offerings were
decidedly limited and the demand slack.
Good to choice yearlings have developed
quite a little strength tnls week and find
their ready sale at prices log 15c higher
than a week ago for the ordinary run of
low grades and off quality stuff shows no
particular change.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Colo. Ind. la.
do aarles B ,
Colorado Mid. 4s...
Colo. A So. 4a
Cubs It
D. A K. O. 4a
IMatlllera' Sac. la..
Erie p. 1. 4a
do sen. 4a
Hoeklns Vol.
Japan ts ....
Offered.
4a.
M So. Railway
,. T7 Tciaa A P. la.
,. 71 IT.. St. U A W. 4a
1. 14 . 't'Dloo PaMlc 4s....
,.105 II. 1. Steal 14 44...
.. N Wabaah la
.14 I do dak. B
..100 I Weatarn Md. 4s
.. tt'i W. A I. E. 4a
.AQ.. Wis. Central 4a
.. Pl
S. P. If. 40. 43
a.... n
4a.... 17
M
...... 16
114
.111
. 41
.101
. 14
.114
::S5
..
Boatoa Stocks aad Boada.
BOtJTON, July -Cll loans. 45 per
cent; time loans. 4 per cent. Official
closing on stocks and bonds: .
Atchison ad). 4a..,
do 4a
Mil. (antral 4a...
Atcllaon ,
do old
Boston A Albany
Bueton A Maine..
Boston Elevated
Pltckkurg pfd ....
Maalcaa Central .
N T., N. H. A
Pare Maruetta
Valoa raciBv
... 14 (Adventure '
...101 Allouei
... 74 I Amalgamated v
... 11; American lis
... V Atlantic
...Nl !Bin(baa ,
...170 Cel. A Heels
...IU 1'eatenatel
...,1j7 Copper Range
.... r'lialjr West 1.
It. .111 'Pranklla
.... 11 torenar
...14l,laie Hoyale
Amor. Aran. Chant.... il 'Maaa. Mining
as pfd tl aiiraiaa ...
Amor. Pa an. Tula..
Amor. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
A sar. Woolen
So pfd
DoaUatea I. A t. ..
Bdtsoa Bin. Ilia..
Maaa. Eleetno
Maaa. Oaa
United Fruit
Halted Slot Mac..
la pfd
Monk Butte
V. 8 Stool
de pfd
Westing, oemmoa .
Asked. Bid
IT 'Mohawk
..U0 Moot. C. A C...
,.111 i01d Domlslea
..U!l0ooeol4 ,
.. 44 Parrot
..IU ualncr ,
,. p4'Sbaaaaa ,
, .144 .Tamarack
., il Trlattf
.. 11 tailed Copper .,
..101 V. 1 Mining.. .,
.. 71 I). S Oil
.. to it'tah
.. aV Victoria
.. 14 Winona ,
, .101 Weirertae
.. It I
. f
. II
.
. 1
, II
. :t
.443
. 10
"
. II
. 17
. 10
. It
. 1
. 11
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. .1000
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... 141
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.. .140
...1010
...1040
... HI
... Itt
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... 170
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... 170
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140
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1 40
1 44
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4 40
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i 10
I 10
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1 to
I 44
1 01
I 71
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t to
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HEIFERS.
I..
14.!
'I::
I is
I 45
I 41
1 14
2 to
144
..'..
BVLLM
AT.
....1174
....1141
..,.1160
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.... 004
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....1000
1231
11141
. ...lftO
...1140
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4 14
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CALVE9.
1 M
I 14
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4 44
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4 II
4 71
t.
.1411
,.161
. 140
,. 120
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SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, S.600
head; native muttons, 8S.fi.O0; lambs,
84.00W8.00; culls and bucks, t3.34.76; stock
ers, iS .006.15.
Kaaaas City Lira Stack Market.
KA NBAS CITV, July .-Reoelpts, .500
head. Including l.ioo southerns; market.
.1..1I1. to weak: choice exnort and drti'cd
heef steers. 5.4(Vfil 10: fair to good. 81.00
fiS0; stockers and feedera, 8J.75i4 36: west
ern fed steers 83 5va 50; stockers and feed-
r?ni4ix. southern steers. l3 0Ci9S.10;
southern cows. 810fa.natlye cow-., jj no
ffldfiO: native heifers, 83.00i6.85; bulla. i.
fi4.o0; calves. $? 6Xu6.50.
HOGS-Rrceipts. .'00 head: market 8c
lower, top. .r&; balk of sales. rVf5ti.3Vi:
heavy to & .45; packers. 6ofi6r-6: Tesas
and Arlsona yearling". !5.6VSfi.M: Texas and
Artsona sheep, 4.76o6.0: Texas goats. 00
tj3.n0; etockrrs and feedera. 83.ae5.00.
Hoax rlty Live itoek Market.
fllOUX CITT. July (Special Tele
gram ) Receipts. 4t head: market strong;
beeves t4.fyitrti.60: cows, bulls and mixed,
S3 2T4T4!60; atockera and feedera. 43 J61?4.1i;
calt-es and yesrllngs. 88 4044.10.
HOGS Receipts, 8,100 head; market
strong, selling at tCSMiAW; bulk of sales,
JIEEP71AND I.AMB8 - Receipts.
head; market strong.
St. Joseph Live gtock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. July CATTLE Re
ceipts, 904 head; market, steady; natives,
t4 5 .80; cows and heifers. 81.764.75; stock
ers and feeders. Io00a.75.
HOGS Receipts, 4.tW4 head; market, 610c
lower; light. $tl. 47H7J4) 66 ; medium and
hreivy. 86W(i.raH: bulk of salea. lii.SlVi
BHEEP AND IAMBS-Recelpts, 1,043
head, market, strong: lambs,
Itoek la Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
laiiir. liua. onrcii
ev. tutKe. i.swi-,
cmhVchi., lev pi 1 10.
u. l 1 i-.i.-i ... Ki:i ttbik, ltull'ic;
ivney a.iiij, ia-, tirtinrry, iin-i.
11a1( I rice yui ted ty vnnaii.t r tM cum
pany: No. 1 upland, 4iu.6v; invuiuni. l.ev;
imn4t., as iu. 101 eiiua', en.uu.
liHA.V frr ton. lli.ni
. uah oi.i,iiia.ril unr, In bbls
f5.lt); gianul.itcil cane, ill Smikb. $i 11 ; gianu
tateu ueei, 111 aucas, to. (II.
BiMyr-iu u.,.., 4.1 fir tial.; It) cane,
4 lii-.b. tana. tl.,t; flu-, 11 5-il. cai.s, il.ov;
caaea. ;4 --lti. caiie, 4i.
CC'KHiK Ki.amu, No. 15, .jc rer lb ;
No. 1.1, J.c .rr in.. Mo. u l.Stc per lb.;
No in. li'tjc per lb.; N-. il. Hi per lb.
c'L'REl' K1SH Kanilly wn.toiMn, per
Quantr bbl., !) Ibn., 14 .in); Neiuuy 1 u 1 , -k. -t-rel,
No. 1, v2o; No. i. e-'i. No. i, -u, Irlali,
No. 8, 111, heiliiik. In" libi., ibt. riu :i,
Noraay 4k. u, Norway Jk. 4.J. Holland,
mixed. 111; lii.ilaiiil her. Ing, 111 ki-gt, nuiK
trs, aw; Kegs, mixed, i'iv.
cAiNAti" ottjusj-. 1.1 11, standard west
ern, caojitK'; Alaiiie, 411a. "1 itiii.iioefi, 4-ib.
enne, 4irl.; l-il., lti.4jll. I'lm at pies,
htattd, --in.. 6-.tA4i - 1". muiil. Il k.aJ.-v.
i.ulii 11 a)i..t!i, lamy, CHlifortila apri- '
t uts, 1.4i;;.ti0; pears, kl.ri.n i..; l n. ii'-,
lanr.', 81.a6iuiC.4l; H. C, prachea, 8iu4ii.jt.
j AlaeKA rnliiioii, ted, ll.io, tatm-y t hinooa,
r ., e..l, latiivy uinrj r, r ., ei.eu. aniuiTirw,
tj oil, il.hm; . niuaturtJ. In. iSttert
piitaioes, 1I.1dii1.25. saiirrktiiul, tl; pump
Kins, McAll.un: wax beans, i-b , '.otjHn;
lima beans, 2-h . iav)i.X: spinach, 1131;
cheap pens. 2-lD.. tiOc; extra. aju.c; fancy.
I1.S64JI 75.
KEW VEGETABLES.
TtM AT0E8 Texaa, per ciate ot 80 lbs.,
754;)C.
WAX HEANS I'er market basket ot
shout 15 Ua., 11.5.
bTKlNG BEANS-Per market basket ot
aoout 15 lls., 600.
TfRNIPS. BfcJKTS AND CARROTS
Per dos. bunches, L'5c.
LKAK LKT'TUCB Hothouse, per dog.
heuds. roc.
CL't'l AlBKRS Home-grown, per doz.,
tup; TrxMs, per hu box, 8:.oo.
ONIONS CallfurnlH. :c per lb.; Texas,
In ciatea, white. Jl 7i; yellow, $1.35.
GKKI'.N ONIONS Per Uos. bunchea 200.
RADISHES Per dox. Punches, 16c.
CA HBAG IC Home-grown, IH'- per lb.
CALLlKIX.IWKR-1'cr dox heaals, 741.
flRKKN PKAS-IVr hu., S1.3&
NEW POTATOKS Prr bu., :5c.
OLD VFAiKTAbLKB.
POTATOPJS-Honu -grown, per bu Bti
Sue; noum Da am a. r bu., 764jV; Colorado,
Hoc per bu.
NAVY BEA NS Per nu , 11 85; No. 8. 11.7a.
LIMA BEANS Per lb. 84
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATRS per ot -lo. DKgs.. 82.00:
Halloween, In 70-lb. boxes, per box. &c;
Bayers, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb.
pkgs., 82.00 per dox.; H-lo. boxes, 1100.
OB A NtlKS California, extra fancy nav
els, huge size, 54.ii6u6.0U: Mediterranean
sitiets, all sixes, i4.i-u4.a0; Valenclua ail
sixes, 45.0Uiua.6n.
LKMONS Ltutoiitcrs, extra tancy, 241
lixe, tb.vv; . to J'jO alxe. t,.io.
FIGS California, per lo-lb. carton, 750
85c; imported Smyrna, three-crown, Uo;
eix-crevn. ljc.
BANANAS Per medium slxed bunch, U.7I
tjii; jumbos, 8ii.buuS.00.
PlNb-APl'LtS Horlda. sixes 24. 20 and
, 83 ia.
FRUITS.
CHER I'. ITCH California, JiOO per 8-lb.
scur cnerries. -iil. crate, 41. uu.
UOOSi!.BhiiiKlLd I'er crate of 34
12.00.
PeiACHES -California. 81.10 per bu.
PLUMS California, 4l.6ti 2.(41.
BLAt KBLKHIES Per 24-qt. crate.
KASl'Ha.Hltits tteu. per Jt-pu
82.25: black, tier 24-rjl. crate. -.J.
APKU.oi -Per 4-usket ciate, 11.76.
CURRANTS Home-grots n, white and
red. per L'l uta.. $1.6t".
MELONJI
V ATKRM KLONo i'er lb.. lVc, or about
Vonc each.
C A NT KLOU PES California, per crate,'
about 45 melons, 84.5tXici.ui; Toxas, per'
crate, about 46 melons, U.iVr.
CUT MEAT PRICES.
Ribs: No. 1, lie; No. 2, luc; No. 8. 8c-.
Loin: No. 1. If; No. 2, 12Virc; No S, lie'
Chuck: No. 1. 6c; No. 2, 5c; No. 2, 4,c
Round: No 1, DVxC; No. !, 8c; No. 8, a-o.'
Plate; No. I, ao; No. 2, Sc; No. S, 2Vxc.
AlISt"b.LLANKOUS.
CIDER Per kw. W 76; per bhl., $6.76.
HON EY New, .-r 24 lbs., 13.60.
CHEKSE-Swlas, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin Umberger, lzo; twltM,
UVju; Young Americans, 16o.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1. soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16',c; bard shells, per lb.,
13;c. Pecans, largu, per lb, 14c, small,,
per lb 12o. Peanuts, per lb., 6c; roasted,
per lb.. 12c. Chill walnutn, pe: lb.. lZtjJJVio.
Almonds, sot shells, per 10, 17c: hard
enelis, per lb., 15c. Cocnanuts, 64 per sec t
ot 100.
box.
qta.
U26
crata,
South Omaha..
Sioux City
Kanoas City ...
St. Louts
St. Joseph
Chicago
Total
I'm!
:oi
2.414)
:.6oo
1,0-13
10,tV0
...10.872 46,654 19,914
1X78 6.S7P
4o0 2.10O
2.000 6.0 0
2,600 7.000
W4 4.M4
8.5x0 18 0G0
Traasary ftateateat.
WASHINGTON. July 4 -Today s state
ment of the treasury balances In tha gen
eral fund, exclusive of tha tl6O.00O.O0O gold
reserve shows: Available rash halan-e.
8174, tiA 820; gold coin and bullion, tl2.kW.a50;
gold certificates, tATTl.OpO.
Haak Cleariage.
OMAHA. July A Bank clearing for to
day were 81.642 127.33 and for the Corre
sponding date last year 61,433,067.43.
TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS
1 IkO I 71 1 704 1 IS
1 4ti t a 1 11; 1 M
t 700 I ti
8TAGS.
8 lit I "0 1 711 1 41
4 144 8 11 1 M0 4 It
HOGS There was not a very heavy run
of hogs this morning and very little change
aaa noticeable In the quality of ths aup
pllea. Advices from Other markets, how
ever, were more or leas bearish In tone and
tqla fact had a very depressing Influence
011 the trade despite the very limited offer.
Ing and the good general demand.
The trade waa slow In opening as buyer
demanded liberal conceaaiona and ealeamen
were not disposed to let go at any great
decline,, figuring that there were not enough
hogs on sale to enable buyers to enforce
their demands. When the trade did open
up prlrea were generally a strong nickel
lower than yesterday, the bulk ot the de
cline being a the heavier grades. Light
hogs seemed to he In good demand from all
elasaas ol buyers and there was also a vig
orous Inquiry for the desirable butcher
grades. Aa a rule packers were decidedly
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, July 6 MRTALS There
was a further sharp decline In the Ixndon
tin market with spot quoted al 172 10a
and futures at 168 I7s d. locally the
market was weak snd lower In sympathy
with apot quoted at t37.&37.75. Copper
was ta 6d n!gher In the Ixmrton market
with spot quoted st 81 10s and futures at
AM 10s. Locally no charge waa reported
with lake quoted at (IS .60&li) 00; electrolytic
at 818 a&Qrlt.624 and caatlng at tlt.00i3n8.12H.
Lead waa unchanged In both markets, clos
ing at 26 17s td In I-ondon and at ti8V
6 00 In the local market. Iron waa un
changed In the English msrket wl'h stand
ard foundry ouoted at 10d and Cleveland
warrants at as lHd. Locally the market
was unchanged, with No. 1 foundry north
em quoted at tla0.2SS 1 T6: No. 2 foundry
northern. 81T75ani2S; No. 1 foundry south
ern. 8l7 5fVfjn8.cn; No. S foundry southern,
tl7rft17 50.
ST. LOUIS. Hi.. July t-METAr-S-Lesd.
steady st to 60; spelter, quiet st 15 S7H.
nsrar aad Malasaea.
NEW TORK. July SUGAR Firm;
fair refining. 8c; centrifugal, M teat. 2c;
molasses sugar, SC. Refined, stead v; No.
4, 4 .20c; No. f 4.16c: No. I. 4 10c; No. . 400o;
No. 10, 4fOc: No. 11. 2V- No. 12. I 60c; No.
It. t86c; No. 11 tafto; confeotloners' A. 4 5c;
mould A, 6 06?; cut loaf. 6 c: crushed,
6 40c; powdered, 4t0c; granulated, 4 ;oc;
cubes. 4 16c
. MOLASSES Steady i New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. Sofittc.
NEW. ORLEANS, July t Bl'G'AR
Steady, open kettle, centrifugal. tC3 7-lic:
centrifugal yellow, titjlc; aarconds, 2tJ
tc.
MOLASSES Firm, syrup.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. July t -COFFEE-Market
for coffee futures opened ateady at un
changed prleea In keeping with Heady
European rabies., but eaaed off a partial
6 points during the session under s little
selling and local liquidation. A consider
able part of the trsdlng wsa in the shape
of exchanges from feeptember to later
months. The market steadied In the after
neon on reports that a Fren.-h authority
had estimated tha total BraalMan crop at
10, 17.00 bags. The close wss steady net
unchanged to 6 points higher. Sales for
Wool Market. . ,
BOSTON. July S.-V'OOI--Th Boston
Commercial Bulletin will say of the wool
market tomorrow: The week has been
broken by had weather and the holiday.'
but nevertheless, a moderate business has
been accomplished In new wools. Differ
ent transactions in new territory are re
ported and nearly l.ootf.ono pounds of un
washed medium fleeces were sold to arrive
However, the majority of dealers are em
ployed In opening and grading the arrivals,
for there ure mb yet but few full lin -s
available for Inspection. Manufacturers
continue to show their Interest In tho
market and If Is felt thnt when the as
sortment becomes more complete, a livelier
business will result. Merchnnta are steadily
1 maintaining values, hut they are not ask
ing for advances ovpr current rates, uuy
Ing continues In the west, the principal
transfer being that of the "Empire" clip
of Wyoming. Thla clip amounts to about
Jofl.oOO pounds and rlosely resembles Mon
tana wool. It ia nnderntaxid thut the price
paid was 24Sc Operations are still going
on in Iduho, with buyers giving lS"&19c for
average clips, and llxrVJle for good ones.
In Ohio, Slific Is being nsked fur medium
unwashed fleeces on the cars, anil fine
washed is being nuoted at 83r3nc. Neatly
1.000,00 pounds of quarter and three-eighths
blood flceeea were sold to arrive at 3c and
better. The shipments of wool from Boa
ton to date from Deceintier 27, 1!6, ac
cording to the same authority, are l-"7.-274.267
pounds, ugHlnst 1Jt.3 ;i pounds at
the same time Inst year. 'I lie receipts to
date are 126.27d.147 pounds, against lvi,Ju7,CJi
pounds for the same period laat year.
ST IX3UI8. Mo., July 4 WOOl-Steady ;
medium grsdes combing and clothing. Z4
2c; light fine. 1SV22c; heavy nne, liVu'lac;
tub washed. 3241 4-c
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July tl -COTTON Spot,
closed unlet; middling uplands, Ift.Plci mid
dling gulf, 110f.o; fales, 3,tl75 bales.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. July B.-OOTTON-Qulet;
middling, liifcc; sales. 64 bales; receipts,
none; hlpnients. none; stock. ?7.955 bales.
LIVERPOOL July H.;tJTTON Soot,
dull; prices unchanged: Amerlran middling,
fair, 6.6M; good middling. 6.30l; middling,
6.0M; low middling. 6xl; good ordinary.
5.70d; ordinary. 6.6k1. The rales of the day
were 5.CO0 bales, of which 500 were for
speculation and export, and Included 4.9 0
American; receipts, 8,0o0 bales, all Amerl-'
can
NEW ORLEANS, July -COTTON-Spot.
cloaed quiet; sales, 700 bales; low ordinary,
7c. nominal; ordlnar). k'.e. nominal: good
ordlnarv. 1 -lfic; low middling. KSc: mid
dling. HVfrc; good mlrtdlinr. HH,c; middling
fair. 12c nominal; fair. 12Hc; reielpts, l.loj
hales: stock, 53.184 bales.
REAL ESTATE THtSU'EnJ,
Joseph R. Sollsbury and wife to .
Carl A. Lcrson, beginning 189
feet north ar.d 38 feet west of
southeast corner of nw'4 of
sw. 10-15-13 t
Msry Heffernn to Ella R. Bhw,
lot 22. block 16. Hanaiom Place.
J. Lowy to Cynthia M. McCaeue,
lota 4. S and 4, block t. Baker
Place
Mary Cumpton to Mary Cumpton.
nw of neK of lot 8. and lots
t and of 21-14-lt
John W. MrDonald to Charles E.
fVbson. lot 22. block 16, Dundee
Place
A. O. EldT et al. to George T.
Morton, lot . block 7. In Patter
son Prk add
Jesse W. Jennings and wife to
Charls F. Hsrrls. lots . 7, 8,
and 10, block 7. Bright"''....
Harrv A. Tukey to Elirar A. Balrd.
lots 4 and T In Grsddy's suh of
block 7, In Lowe's ?d add
Davt p w-Ujt and wife m Jo
seph C. ChrlnMe. su t o 10.
b'ock 24. I" Hviitli Oni'i"
Jutta A. Vin'-n to Merodes
Minltin. rndlvlded one-'.lf In
terest of lot 11. hliM-U 1. Missouri
Avenue Pa'k
Edward Cssldv id w'fe tr. pt-r
rrsgh. lot bio'-'' t. and lot 8.
block 10. ?d add to Mount
Douglas
Oeer-e M Hoxnrd an wife to
f lot il. I.loek .
p r'la irt Pla
J. . 4-h-lntie et al to A'bu a E
4ra4erecn. lot 11. block 4. Spring
Lake Park add. -,
1.10
1,600
20A
5
700
t.000
150
t?5
160
I SOI
Total for July (, ltol. ... . ,...'.ll.eu