THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 8, 1006.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Xoreincnt of ew Crop Has Its Iffect
Oi Wheat
WEAKNESS RULEs 1.1 LEADING CEREAL
Larva Arofptanrrt of Blda In South
west on Sew Grain Cora Hold
firm, Showing Slight Gain
t Smloa'i t lose.
OMAHA. July 7. ID". '
After Stsj-tlng wea on further selling
aa-alnat free acceptances in the aouthwest, I
tna market steauicil aomewnat on covtiwn
by shorts, oniy 10 weaaen attain ana ciowj
In war. Kali mitten nt sales bv the country
laat night ran aa high at l.oW.twu bushels,
mostly No. 2 red. ine hard wiieat naa not
yet started to move. Reports from the
spring wheat belt continue favorable, on
the whole, and weather la line. Indication
ar for higher tempetature and continued
clear conditions. v hlle ilule expi.rt busi
ness was said to have teen woiked, and
little wheat sold to miller 11 , this business
is so small that It gives nti hope of any
material quantity being worked. Tnc fu
turu la rurely a matter of the Ideas of
consumers here and aDrona, unless, oiinu. ; sale, r.,ni nu. tumm-. o,....
course, some accident should happen In the steady; No. 2, bic. nominal, in elevator
northwest to cause alarm for ine spring and o9e, nominal, f. o. b., P.,,0;snj;
wheat crop. I yellow, 6iVc, nominal; No. 2 white, tic,
hM arm with anma rnmnlalnts 1 nominal, uution market was also weaaor
coming in respect to lack of warmth and . during the lirst hour witn wheat and on
moisture through this state. It seems that I god weather, but finally rallied on out
raln and higher temperature. wouja , .upport closing partly He net lower
cron
dltlons. Country acceptances continue light
Oats continue to drag. Sales were large
a lain overnight, resulting In pressure on
the near deliveries, the far months going i
off on realising and favorable reports re
specting the crop. There have been a lot
of oat dumped on the market In the lust
two or three days and It Is probable the
trade la pretty well evened up.
Primary wheat receipts were 417,100 bush
els and shipments 220"0 bushels, agalti.st
receipts last year of 8I8.O00 bushels and
shipments of 190,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 6;8,00O bushels and shipments 326.0O0
bushels, against receipts last year of 4W.000
bushels and shipments of 4M.U0O bushels.
Clearances were So.000 bushels of wheat,
10,&5 barrels of flour, 69,000 bushels of corn
and 200 bushels of oats.
Liverpool closed tlSd lower on wheat
nd cnaii& lower on corn.
Broomhall estimates world's wheat ship
ments for Monday at H.SOO.fmo bushels.
The government -rop report will he Issued
at 2 o'clock Tuesday. It will show acreage
and condition of corn, condition of winter
and spring wheat and all small grilns, and
acreage and condition of flax, rice and to
bacco. Local range of options-
nanennat 10 mi rrno uimer v&iiiiik ,
Articles. I Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Tes y
Wheat I
July... 72A TtA T1HA 71HA 7?SA
Sept.. 71A 71 TtA 71HA 71HA 72iA
Corn
July... 44A Wt 4GHA 4A
Sept... 46X 4SA 46 H A 4CB
Oats
Sept 82H S334A
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash gales.
WHEIAT No. S hard, t car, 71c; 1 car,
tOc: No. t hard. 1 car, 70o.
CORN-No. X, 1 car. 47o.
OATS No. 3, 1 car, SSo.
Omaha rnsli Prices.
1VtoEAT-No. 2 hard, 72fl73Hc: No. S hard,
6971 c; No. 4 hard, 60&t)c; No. i spring,
70c.
CORN No. 2, 47o; No. I yellow. 4747Vic;
No. 8 white, 48c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 36938Hc; No. I white,
8tc; No. 4 white. 3&Hc
Carlot Betclsli.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicatro
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louis
14 2R9 88
73 U ,
m
8 11 I
84
00 66 71
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featnres of the Trading; and Closing;
Frlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 7. Weather throughout
the United States today continued favorable
for the new wheat crop and the local mar
ket waa weak, final quotations on the Sep
tember delivery being down Sc. Corn waa
off Ho. Oats were down Hc Provisions
were l&n2Vc higher. ,
The bearish feeling that prevailed through,
out the entire session was due chiefly to the
absence of rain in the greater part of the
wheat growing sections. Other factors that
contributed to the weak tone were a decline
at Liverpool and a probability of a big
increase In the movement of the new crop
as shown by liberal acceptances of bids
sent out by cash houses. Selling was gen
eral during the day and the only support
for the market came from shorts. In tho
last half of the session the market became
steady on buying caused by reports of
sales for export. The demand, however,
vas not sufficiently lively to prevent an
other decline, prices at the close being al
most at the lowest point. September op
ened HOVo to ASc lower at 78c to
7X't)0, aold down to 78o and closed at 78,
H'.tc. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 123,000 bu. Primary receipts were
417,009 bu.. against 818.000 bu. the same day
last year. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chlcigo
reported receipts of 244 cars, against Hi5
cars last week and 149 cars one vear ago.
Ideal weather for the crop and the weak
ness of wheat caused some profit-taking
in corn early in the day and resulted in
moderate weakness. Later cash houses re
ported that acceptances of bids were ex
tremely light and this caused an Improved
demand toward the middle of the day. All
of the early loss was regained and the mar
ket held ateady during the last hour of
trading. The close was steady. September
opened o to fca higher to He lower at
2!2-J?. ,ol1 b"lween 61t61Ho and
61W40 and closed at 61c. Local re
ceipt war 268 cars, with H of contract
grade.
The oats market was weak all day on
free celling by local longs. Weather condi
tions were fsvorable for the new crop and
advances from the country stated that In
many sections the growing grain showed
marked Improvement. September opened
Vo to HiHo lower at 34Cc to S4Wa4V,e.
sold between 84 o and 84"Mj34Hc and closed
Ho. Local receipts were M cars.
Provisions were quiet and firm. Ribs
were In moderate demand by small pack
ers, while other products were bought by
pit traders. The chief bullish Influence was
a 6c advance in the price, of live hogs. At
.tVA0-, BfPtmoer pork was up 12c at
17 "JAr4 wa" 2Ho higher at $3.00. Rlba
were BflfTHa higher at $9.42!fJ9.4R
tOstlmated receipts for Monday: Wheat-
SJfJ corn' 689 ciT' u- 211 car; hogs,
0,000 nead.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlcl . Open.l Hlgh. tow. CTo. Tes"y.
T8HI 78H) T9
7S4i784,r&J;79fflli
7Kiff
80S
I
f71H
61
80 l&OfitjOWl 80iA
61Ti6lu;
60V
61
84
S4'4
!613W
SI 61
S7Vi SSH
S4H;S4Vu
I
88 I
851
88
84V4iH
84 3bi
I
I
50
17 60 I 17 SO I 17
17 60 17
J7 12H 17
17 06
17 12', 10 W
871
8 80 t 8S
o:Hl 8 7
I 86
00
$ 06
8 82U
8 7Z
00
I 60
87H
on
87V4,
02V
62S1
t 45
8 m
$ 00
$ 62H t 6?H!
45 JS I
26 I I 16
62V'
4b
26
17VJ
No. t.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUK Easy ; winter patents, $3.604 00:
winter stralghu. $.1.av(f3.7u; spring patents,
$3.7tif4.0i; spring straights, $3.454i3.85: bak
ers. J.S0ffl.l0.
WHEAT No. t spring (OgSSVc: No. 1
TMjc; No. 2 red, 7SViiTK,e.
tup-No. Sl,c; No. $ yellow. f2Vic.
vjAio-nu. i, 01 -i-; ;o. 2 wnite, Xi'ijUOW;:
No 8 white. S5Hfi3Sc.
RY;-No. 2.
BARLEY OoxmI feeding, 4t5-tlc; fair to
choice malting, V-XtWc.
BEEDrt-Flagt, No. 1, $1 084: No. 1 north
WMtern, $1.10. Prime tlinothv. $3i(o4 05.
Clever, contract grade. $11.3.
PROVISIONS Short ribs sides (loce.
f 4fcC'i 65. Mess pork, per bbl., $17,664(17 W.
J.ard per 100 lbs.. $8.85. Short clear fides
tVixed). $9.7f.87V.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
arnin were: iteoirts. Bhlpinents
nour, pins 24 so
Wheat, bu ,v,ojo
Corn, bu 447,
twts, bu 510. 10
Rye, bu I .two
Uarley, bu 6f..fa
18.SIX)
10,8.0
iso.rno
sU.ftJO
On the Produce exchange today the but. 1 oulet ei
ter market was steady; rreameiy, 15tf20c; 1 no'nts
dairies. 15-fflSe. Kmrs, steady; at mark, I fcu ls w
vaiw-a inviuuru, i-;iiv;, iirwin, isr; prime
firsts, 16c; extras, 18c. Cheese, steady, liK4
felUaC.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, Os. .air I.-6EED9 Clover.
cash, $700; October. $.. Timothy, prima,
-' lt Als'ke, August. 17.48 nuked.
KYE No. 2, eiV nominal.
JKW VORK GKF.RAL MARKET
Quotation
of the liar on
Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK, July 7.-Fl.OUR-Recelpts,
22,2- libl. ; exports. 8.578 l)bls ; sales, S.l'W
Pubs. .Vaiket dull and barfly steady; Min
nesota patents, $4.30-04 60; Minnesota bakers,
j; winter patents, I4.0(f4 30; win
ter t.trai(fhts. .i.x.Vn4.i; wlntrr extras, fci.W)
ti3.o; low grades, $2 3 3b. Rye hour,
quiet; lair to good, H. 90-41 0. SO; choice to
fancy, W.'aQ4.20.
COii.N..L..rtLi Steady; fine white and yel
low, el.Aifii.iw; course, $1.10cg,1.12; kiln dried,
.'...'( .I.W.
RYE Pull ; No. J western, 67c t. o. b.
Npw ork.
VH kAi Receipts. 10.100 bu. : export. 18,-
47s ,u.; sai-s, 1,j,0i bu. future. Spot
market easy: No. 2 red. M7e. nominal, to
arrive In elevator; No. 2 red, w to nr
live, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 noruiern Uu
lutn, Wc, nnmlnal, f. o. b., afloat; No. I
not them Manitoba, 90r, nominal, f. o. b.,
afloat. Further sevete declines appeared
In wheat today, reflecting weak cables,
larger lecelpm of new wucat, heavy In
dian shipments and stop-ioss soiling,
finally the market milled uii covering and
closed steady at "So to J,c net decline. May,
MV'iM lo-lw, closing nt fe'c; Juiy, S."i'tf
t&c, closing at Xbc; September, M'W1,
closing at h4c; December, SfiaifiC clos
liig at 8te. t
t OlO Keceipis, iu.wv nu.; rHiim, o,.--i
t1 y'f.sHc croslng at uSSic; Uecember closed
at bie. .
OA i 8 Receipts, 480 bu. ; exports 200
bu. Hpot, barely steady; mixed oats, 2b to
22 lbs., 42Hii43c; natural white, 00 to ii
lbs., 4J'34it;; cllrped white. 28 to 40 lbs.,
4'FtliUSteady; spring bran. $19.2fi prompt
shipment; middling 19-76 .prompt slilp-in-nt;
city, 84l.Vofrf23.S0.
HAY Lull; snipping, 5f4foc; to
choice, R6'ii-95c. 1
Hofl yulet; state, common to choiije,
19fi. 10ul4c; 1904, nominal; olds, nominal;
Pacific coast, 1W06. Waloc; 19.14, 12c; olds.
"TuUKa-Steady; Galveston. 20 to 26 lbs..
20c; California, 21 to 2b lbs., 21c, Texis,
dry. 24 to 30 lbs., 19c.
PROVISIONS-Heet, steridy; funiily. 810.JO
fdlOdO; mess, t8.0o.,i8.W. Ueef hains, 8-l.M
j.22.50 packet. 8.Ui""3.50; city extra India
nai 'refined: ea'.y; conuVn. 9,30; Bouth
America. 89. S6; compound, K.Mi'J :f-i.
flnn; family, $W.W; hort clear. 81i..51.oo;
mTAi uw-Wu?et; city. 6c; country, MjSHc
HICK-Flrni; domestic, fair to extra, M
lUJTTER-Flrm; street price. extra
cr anie y, 21'2l,e olhcmi prices, creamery
common to exti-3. WflZlci ""'fy
mon to extra, 12'ulc; western factory
common to firsts, lwiil.c; western Imitation
creamery, extras, lsc; western ttrats, lb
J.'.M'S:,, . .mt full cream,
10
state fair to good
rB-w t -
ferlor, 8V4&9Hc .... vnnsvl-
EGG3-Steady to firm; tatv.i ewnhVte
vanla and nearby, fancy 'elected wh'te.
23c; state choice, 21622c; state mixed, extra.
204i21c; western firsts, lGViitfl'c. . western
seconds, lSfelc: southern, 14aimc.
rt,t t Tn v t i, irrfiriilar : western
spring chickens. 18o; fowls, 13c.
m 12c. Lressed, quiet; western spring
chickens. 174jC1c; turkeys, llfiruc, fowls.
6ijU3c.
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOCIS. July 7.-VHEAT-IX)Wer; No.
2 red, cash, elevator, nominal; traca, new.
OATS Lower; No. 2 cash. 37c;
a7,c: Betilcmber, 34V.c; December,
track,
No. 2 white, 42rB42Vc.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents. $4 Jo
(84.50; extra fancy and straight, J..t)84.iW.
clear, 32.76'e3.50.
SEED Timothy, steady, 82.Mi3.oO.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track, WC.
HAY-Steady; timothy, 812.5 17.00; prairie,
39.0Wy 12.00.
IRON COTTON T1ES-81-O0.
BAGGING 8c.
HEMP TWINE 70. . . ,
PROVISIONS-Pork. higher; JMn.
316.87. 1-ard, ttrm; prime steam. l.s.5. nry
sat meats, steady; boxed extra shorts.
$9. 75; clear ribs, 89.8VH: short clears, $10.M.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts HU.oJ,
clear ribs, 810.ti2m short clear, IVJ.75.
POVLTRY-Steady; chlcktns. 9V2c; spring,
lf,c; turkeys. 10c, ducks tc; geese. 6c.
HT'TTEU 4Julet; creamery, loSj'lc. dairy,
142170.
EGGS-Steady. iac. se rount ,mt.
ti.OOO
Flour, bbli
Wheat, bu
Oats, bu..
Corn, bu..
7.000
41.(0)
i,0t
72.000
12.(00
44..0
44 tOO
Minneapolis Ca9n Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July, l -KTl.
nntents. l4.i.oh4.36; seeono. paienm. c ;.;
1 nrst clears, 3.36a3.4;
, 2.60.
second cl?ais, $5j
t. i X' T K11IU til SYWffl.1.7S
lt.uiet.or iidu'. ot nauc quotation foj
Minneapolis and Clilcano delivery.) Ihe
rangt of prices, ns reported by . U.
4V Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was;
Artlclea.! OpenTTlIlBh.j Low. Close. Yes y
Wheat I I I I
xtinnnoii rush rinse Wheat: No. 1
northern, 80Vc; to arrive. 7ioc; No. 2
northern, 7bnjc; to artive, i8Hc; No. 8. 77o
77c; No. 1 durum, 6sc; No. 2 durum, 60c.
Coin: No. $ yellow, 4SV; No. 3 4J7,c.
Oats: No. 3 white, 3oc; No. 3, i,t(folc.
Barley: 888460. Rye: BUliPo'C- Fla;
lion.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, July 7. WHEAT-July.
6S7c; Septemlier, 70a(3 70c; Oacember.
71'ac; cash. No. 2 hard, 73c. new; No. 3,
71c; No. 4, 68V; No. 2 red, 71Vi'&72c, nomi
nal; No. 8, 71Vu72c; No. 4, 71c.
CORN July, 4Sc; September. 47Te; De
cember, 44'u4.".c: cash. No. 2 mixed. 50Sc;
No. 3. oOtuooV. No. 2 white, 62c; No. 3, 62c.
OATS 1'nchariKcd; No. 2 white, Whva
40c; No. 2 mixd. 3CWi3VC-
LOOS Firm; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 2 whltewood caaes Included, 14Vc; case
count, 14c; cases returned. He less.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $13.50614.06;
choice prairie, $10 8 '&11.00.
KYE Steady, &ulfc.
lirTTEK Creamery, 19c; packing. ?,c.
RecelMs. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 1US.0X) 17.0 0
Corn bu 810 0
Oats, bu sot" "w
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 7. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 21c; extra
nearby prints. 23c.
fcXKJS Steady ; nearby fresh. 18c, at
murk; weetern fresh, 18c, at mark.
C H EES E I nc hanged ; New York full
creams, choice, llVullVve; fair to good,
lOWtjllc
Mllveankee Grain Market.
MILWAI KEE. Wis., July 7 WHEAT
Easier; No. 1 northern. 8niQ.6Hic; No. 2
northern. k2V)Mo; September. 7Hc.
RYE null: No. 2. 4ft64c.
BARI'EY Stesdy ; No. 2, 5:iVrSu6c; sam
ple, 4ti:4e.
CORN Steady; No. $ cash, 51'4&(ilc;
September, 61Hc.
Dnlath Grain Market.
DCLfTH. Minn. Ju.ly 7. WHEAT To
'arrive. No. 1 northern. 79Vc; No. 2 north
i
ern, i71c; on ir.irK. ?o. 1 portnern. ,c;
No. I northern. 77c; July, J9',c; Septem
ber, 7Sc; Decrmber, 77Hc
OATS To arrive, on track and July,
85sC.
, Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. July 7 CORN Lower: No. $
yellow, 62Hc; No. 3. 6-4C. No. 4, 61Hc; no
rade. 50e.
tAT8-Dull; No. I white. 38V:
hite. 37(S3So: No. 4 while. 3'.i37c
jno. 1
WHISKY On, the basis of $1.20 for
Ifched goods.
Codec Market.
NEW YORK. July 7 -COFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at an advance of
,lf ' moderate BnsllUn receipts. Trading
early a 11.1 some months eased off
from the opening, but later
lVll7C; Old, lllfl-, orc.,.u., .--
CtmVWfikWtiTio.! haird'-,? B2V4
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, ole; track, 62H
630; September, 60"VeWc; December,
May... 81 WB1 si wviU'tflwu'o LTTi'"":; 1
July... 7S4J7 78!, 7SV: 8H H
Sept...l78''A78Vam 7;Sl77VffnL,
Dec....7a4!(ji 7i 7sWi .6V;i3Vif-4
FJuTly... lm 112W imj 1 12Hl
Bent.. 1 1H lliiU 1 L7; 112 1 l-'S
OcPt.:.: 1 livt lliul llDVsl HOT! HHa
local
ere moderate buyers and there
. nit rcverlr.a; with the close steady at a
net advance of 5-nl0 points. Sales for the
day were reported of 23.250 bags, including
September at ASoc; December. i.uc; March,
(6r; Way. 7 Ova. Spot Rio, steady; No. 1
Invoice, 710.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Market Ehowt Good TfTeot of Sup
port Which Appeared Friday.
WEAKNESS FOLLOWS BANK STATEMENT
Prices Mxde Some Recovery
Toward the Ijiat and the
Cloalnar Tone Was
Steady.
NEW VORK, July 7. Cntll It waa un-
settled by the publication of the werik
bank return today the stock market showed
the good effect for the turn of the support
of the market which uppeared yesterday
after the varying struggle of the previous
portion of the week. A stimulating Influ
ence was the buoyancy of the Hill stocks.
'1 hece were affected by revival of the ore
lands deal rumors and Cnlted States Steel
stocks respondrd In sympathy. Other
speculative leaders moved upwards con
veniently. Covering of shorts for outstand
ing bear accounts admittedly played a
large part In the buying. The gains were
abruptly lost upon the appearance of the
bank statement which was a decided dis
appointment. Preliminary estimates of (be
week s currency movement had given rise
to reports of small gain In cash. The re
quirement of the trust companies to com
ply with the new law Increasing: the pro
portion of reserves to be held In their
vaults has been discussed for some time,
but It was not supposed that the with
drawal of the whole amount needed would
be deferred until the date of the required
change. The banks' loans of -.003.000 caih
during the week seems to point to that
procedure having been followed. It Is
suggested, however, that the banks may
have been making some return of covern
ment deposits In anticipation of the call
for 810,000,000 to be placed In the treasury
on July 10. Rates for sterling exchange
were maintained In the nominal market
of today and the' money market was re
ported easier. The Rank of England se
cured gold In the London market without
apparent competition from New York. The
rise In sterling exchange and the fall In
the discount rate at Paris also relieved
London of money pressure. There was an
other transfer from here throuph the sub
treasury of 2600.000 to San Francisco which
; Is due to remittance for payment of Insur
ance looses, tne settlement or wnicn is now
making progress. Prices made 'some recov
ery again at the last and the closing tone
was steady. Total sales of bonds, par
value, K.uoo.yuo.
The following are the quotations on the
stock exchange:
Sales. High. Low. Cleao.
4i
sdama Express
Amalsamated Copper ...
Amerlran C. A F
Amtrlraa C. A F. pfd...
Amerlran Cotton OI)
Amerlran Cotton OH pfd
89.40(1
MM
ton
uv
ino4, 4'i
9 994
90S, 90
59
99
90
220
Ameriran fexpreaa
Amerl-an H. A L. pfd 1X
American Ira, securities.... S.S00
Ameriran Ltnaaed Oil
24
67
68
67
19
40
Am., L.lnaeed Oil pfd..
Amariran LocomotlYs
Am. Locomotlra ptd..
J. 200 C ' 7i
47
118
American S. A F... H.ftOO
American B. A R. pfd 4 (XI
American Sugar Refining.. 900
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa 2f0
Anaconda Mining Co 16,700
Alchinon
Atchlaon pfd 100
Atlantic Coast Una 100
Baltimore A Ohio 4,300
Baltimore A Ohio pfd
14i
119
181
100
I34
14
U6H
110
91
131
T.
100
1JS4
'iiii
144
119
130
23.1
S7
100
136 Va
117
15944
'.74
17
199
171,
99
13d
11;
92
74
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.... 11.000
Canadian Paclflc J00
Central of New Jtner
Cheeapcake A Ohio too
Chlcaso Oraat Weftern. .... 900
Chicago A Northwestern... 900
Chlcaso, Mil. A St. Paul.. 14,100
Chicago T. A T
169V
17
199
173 H
169
121
64
18
198
174
12
29
92
49
3
49
139 4
19
78
212
(20
40
8.1
97
4d
77
9
161
176
17
.
43
62
Chicago T A T. pfd
C, C, C' A St. Loull...
100
11.000
I0O
200
2(10
92
80
38
.
4
141
24
2
49
SJ
48
1S9
19
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Snnthern
Colorado ft Bo. let pfd
Colorado A 80. td pfd
Consolidated Gaa
Corn Products, rfs ,
Corn Products pfd. rfg
Delaware A Hudson
Delaware. L A V.'
Denver Rio Oranda
Denver 8) R. O. pfd
Distillers Barurltlea
Kri
Erie 1st pfd
Krle id pfd
General Klectrlc
Illinois Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd....
International Pump
International Pump pfd....
Iowa Central
Iowa (antral pfd
K ansae City Southern
Kansu City So pfd
Louisville ft Nashvllla
400 114 113
'loo '40 '40"
300
I.0O0
100
" sno
joo
t0
100
57
41
77T
14
179
18
82
87
40
77
ics
176
19
82
200 26
25
.....
61
142
20
4,.
161
'4
47
24
51
142
20
I
161
170
91
32
6
a
37
1.10
47
;
fi
i
i.
128
89
78
16
96
2lh
122
j0
36
26
9'.
23
62
97
41
20
49
700
900
1200
700
20d
200
24
(I
14?
21
5
161
Mexlcsn Central
Minneapolis A Bt. Louis...
M., St. T. A 8. B. M
M . St. P. & 9. 8. M. pfd..
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. Kanssa A Texae..
H.. K. A T. pfd
National tMrf
1.900 92 II
2,700 75 74
National R. R of M nM .
New York Central
New York. O. A W.
I Norfolk ft Wertf rn
I Norfolk ft w. pfd
! North AmrrlcaQ
2.'
4.-0
1.400
131
48
88
ISO
47
97
I'arillc Mall
j Pennsylvania
People Gas
8nn
15,200
400
"I'.ioi
100
-'
127
8S
47 '
99
91
126
99
'"
(6
p ('., c. ft St. L
rrenrea sieei 1 ar
Presied fieri Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Rending 1st pfd
67.200 124 191
-Ktaaiuf Zd pld
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock Islsnd Co
Rork Island Co. pfd
Rubber Goods pfd
St. L. A S. F. 2d pfd .'
St. Louia Southwestern
Bt. Louis B. W. pfd
Sou'hem Pacific
Bo. Paclflc pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennaaaee. Coal A Iron
Texas Pacific
Toledo, Bt. L. A W
T.. St. b. A W. pfd
t'nlon Pacific
t'nlon Paclflc pfd
t'nlted States Ei press
t'nlted Btatea Really
t'nlted Stales Rubber
U. B. Rubber pfd
t'nlted Slaire Bteel
I . 8 Steel pfd
Va. .Carolina Chemical
Va. -Carolina Cham, pfd
Wabaeh
Wnbaeh pfd
Wella-Fargo Rxpreaa
Weellnghnuea Electric
Weateru tTnlon
Wheeling A I,eko Krle .t..
800
1.000
700
too
27
9
23
42
29
96
23
42
7.800 C 96
119
4
99
142
26
47
144
94
lit
80
46
lfts
96
101
14
106
19
44
281
161
2
1'
46
102
.7
100
71
1.400
. tfiO
400
600
1(10
200
11,700
84
98
146
81
24
47
144
54
98
141
31
1
47
148
100 45
(00 109
46
109
86
101
16
44
41.900 36
71,100
102
600
39
'iiii
44
10O
100
W tsconrin Central
Wis. Central pfd
Northern Paclflo
Central Leathe
Central leather pfd
8!ne-hert1eld Steel
Great Northern pfd
Intorborough Metropolitan..
T.900 204
1.100 17
:oo
17
290
97
71
1.900
7,611
72
298
2 I
700
00
87
74
9t
74
Interborougri Met. pfd
Total aaiea for the day, 417,200 share.
Boston Stock and Bonds.
BOSTON. July 7-Call loans,
cent; time loans, 6ti64 per cent
closing on stocks and bonds:
4S per
Official
4
M
J6'
II
29
tht
- 20
TO
IS
1J
16
17
7
1144
t
2
9T
102
29
a
U
9
-6
66
t
131
Atchison adl. 4a...
do 4a
Mei. Central 4a...,
Atchison
do pfd
Bnston A Albany.
Boston at Mains...
Iloston Elevated ..
Fttchburg pfd
. M AdeantuM
. 1001 Allouaa 1". .
76
Aatalgamated .
. 87
9
.144
.170
.161
.131
American Sine
Atlantic
Illngham
Cal. aV Heels.,
ceotennlal
Copper Range
Daly Weat ....
Franklin
Gran by
Isle Koisla ...
Maaa. Mining .
"Michigan ...
Mohawk
Mont. C. AC.
did ikimlnloo .
Osceola
Parrot
Mexican Central
20
N. V., N. H. A H..191
Para Marquatte
ts
t'nlon Paclflc
Amer. Arge. Cbem..
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tube..
Amer. Bugar
do pfd
American T- A T..
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8.
Edison Elac. lllu...
Maaa. Klectrlc
do pfd
Mara Uaa
lulled Shoe alach..
do pfd
North Butt
I B. Steal
do pfd
Wealing, coaunoa .
Asked. Bid.
.144
.. 21
. X
174
.130
.132
.131
.10(Uulncy
27
bhannoa
Tamarack
Trinity
.240
. 11
. 99
. 9
. 79
. 30
. 9i
. 46
.101 4
. 19
I sited Copper
V. 8. Mining...
V. 8. OH
Ctah
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Kew York Mlnln Stock.
NEW YORK. July 7. Closing quotation
on mining stocks were:
Adams Cob 10 Little Chief
. I
.rto
.140
. 1
. 4
. 7
. JO
Alice
Ureara
Brunswick Cos
.210
. 90
. 48
Ontario
Opoir
Pboents
Pntosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
small Hope ..
under
fin-
Comstock Tunnel
14
Con. Cat. A Va 84
Hora Silver too
Iran Stiver 419
Laadrllie Cos 4
Offered.
wss
. Oenrlav Hon Averaajes.
5
NEW YORK. July 7. Th statement of
the clearing bouse banks for th five days
was
mis wee snows mat ine nanus noia Vi,.
16.078 over the legal reserve requirements.
This Is a decrease of $6,50.ti75 as compared
witn last week, ine statement followsr
Loans, $1,060,678,100; decrease. $.26.8no.
Derail. tU.usu.$4s,7uv; decreaa, fU.271.8u0.
Circulation, !MXi.iO; Increase. 273.v. Le
gal tenders, 8M.2i0.0tO; decrease, 83.O06.6OO.
8ecle, 8IM,2M."0; decrease, ..SOO. Re
serve. t2ho.6il,uoO; decrease, 8K.!'9.0U0. Re
serve required. SIMM,!; decrease. $3,313,.
8. Surplus. $S.4t,ii'7&; decrease, $S.oSO,67o.
Kx-1'nlted States deposits, $10.3ol,22n; de
crease, $5,5n2,!i0.
"lew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 7-MONEY-On call,
nominal; no loans. Time loans, easier;
sixty days, 4V(HS per cent; ninety days, 4
per cent; six months, 6't per cent.
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPEn-4Vg6
per cent.
BTF.KUNO EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 4.4Tftf
4 (t"M) for demand and at $4.S23 K210 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, 84 82 and
$4.si.4, commercial bills, $4.Va4lS.
SILVER Har. tU'c; Mexican dollars, 60c.
HO N D8 Govern men t, steady; railroad,
steady.
Quotations on New Tork bonds today
were as roitows:
V, I. ret. la. ret--
do coupon
V. I. la, rrg
. 103(4 iJapan (a. Id wrlas. .. M4
lOS'Ai do 4a ctfa..
92
.101 do 4Sa ctfa...
.10241 do td aerlea. ..
.li'2 L. A N. unl. 4a
... 94
... 91
...mi
...101
... 77
..: 9
a.. X
...100
... 4H
4a. 93
... 99
...in
...104
... n
do coupon
V. 8. old 4a, res...
do coupon
K4' MB.
V. 8. new 4a, re. . . .129 Mei. Central 4a.
do coupon
12u do 1st tnc
Am. Tobacco 4a.
.102 Mlnn. A St. b.
.111 M., K. A T. 4a..
.1WI do 94
. 94 N. R. R. of M. 1
.:oo N Y. C. g. e
.l.H iN. J. r. g 6a..
. 4 Nn FaclBc 4a...,
.94 I do la ,
.1114 N. . rt'. c. 4a..
do 4a
Atchison gen. 4a
do ad). 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a
Bal. Ohio 4e..
do la
Brk. R. T. e.
4s..
Central of Oa
100
do 1st Inc ,
do 2d Inc
do 3d tnc
. 93 10. 8. h. rfdg. 4a 96
. 0 Penn. con. a 9"
. 98 I Reading cen. 4a 99
Chas. A Ohio 4a
Chicago A A. Is..
C. B. A Q. n. a..
C. R. I. T. 4s..
C, R. I. P. e. 6a
.107 M. LSI. M. c. la.. Ill
.. L. A S. T. fg. 4a H3
,. 97 St. L. S. W. e. 4a.... 77
.. 7f Seaboard A. L. 4a.... e7
. . 9(1 Bo. Paclflc 4a 92
CCC. ff B. L. I 4s
102 i do 1st 4a ctfa &
Colo. lnd. 6s. nor. A. 77 So. Railway 6a 116
do aerlea B.
77itTrxaa A P. la
11s
Colorado Mid. 4a...
Lnlo. 80. 4s
.75 T.. Bt. U A W. 4a.
I'd
. 94 Union PsclUt- 4s 10
Cuba 6s
.106 t'. B. Steel id 6a 97
. 9l Wabash la 114
. 8 do deb. B 90
.MO Western Md. 4a. 9o
. St", W. ft L B. 4a K9
.106wls. Central 4a. M
9
D. A R. O. 4s
Distillers' Sec. 4s..
Erie p. I. 4s
do gen. 4s
Hocking Val. 4.
japan aa
offered.
London Closing Storks.
LONDON, July 7. Closing quotations on
the stock exchange were:
Console, money 87 N. V. Central....
do account 7 Norfolk A W
Ar.aconda I"!1 do pfd
Atchison 9o Ontario A W
..ISf
.. 69
.. 91
.. 19
.. S
.. 6
.. o
.. 40
.. 4j
.. 6
..IM'1
.. 07.
..Its
do pfd 1iH
Pennsylvania
Baltimore A Ohio 12"
Rand Mlnea
Canadian Paclflc
.14
. lHVi
. 17
.179
. 1
. 41 ,
. Si-Jk
. 4a
. oo,
. il
.Id J
.147 ,
. 3.1
Reading
do Ut pfd
do 2d pfd
Southern Hallway .
do pfd
'.butbern Paclflc ..
.Inlon Paclflc
uo pfd
aited Btalaa Bteel
do pfd
.'abash
uo pfd
Ches. ft Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
('., M. A St. P
I)t Beers
Denver A R. 0
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Illinois Central ....
Louisville A Nash.
M., K. A T
. 97
. 99
.100
. 20
. 49
SILVER Bar, firm, 3id per ounce.
MONfciY 1H)(1 per cent.
'ine, rite 11 uiscuunt in the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 1-ld per cent.
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, July 7. The supplies of money
were large in the market today and the
demand waa poor. Discounts were easy.
On the stock exchange, although the vol
ume of business did not increase, the tone
was more cheerful, under the lead of con
sols which were supported moderately. Trad
ing in other directions was small. Home
rails hardened on Investment purchases.
Americans opened firm, but were Inclined
to yield a fraction on profit taking. Later
they became harder in anticipation of a
good bank statement and closed .firm. Kaf
firs lost the early improvement. Japanese
Imperial 6s of 1904 closed at 102.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 7. Prices on the
Bourse opened weak today, but government
securities became steadier toward the close.
Imperial' 4s closed at 73 and 6s at 86.
BERLIN, July 7 Prices on the Bourse
today were firm owing to New York ad
vices. Domestic securities were quiet.
PARIS, July 7. Trading on the Bourse
here today was dull and prices were weak.
Russian Imperial 4s closed at 76.50 and Rus
sian bonds of 1004 at 488. The private rate'
of discount was 2 9-16 per cent.
Bank Clearing;.
OMAHA, July 7. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,618,317.35 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,431,160.88.
1906.
1906.
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday ....
Friday
Saturday ....
....$1,972,115.79
.... 1,986,303.41
.... 1,995.743.92
.... 1.642.127.33
.... 1,618.317.35
$1,786,812.33
2.057,9fiS42
1.540,207.22
1,4.1.1,087.43
1,431,100. S3
Totals 1 $9,214,908.80 $8,249,236.23
Increase over the corresponding week last
year, $96,672.57.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 7-COTTON-Spot
closed steadv : middling uplands. 10.80c; mid
dling gulf. ll.OSc; no sales. ,
LIVERPOOL. July 7.-COTTON Spot
quiet; prices six points higher: American
middling fair. 6.61d; good middling. 6.34d;
middling, 6.14d; low middling, 6.9d; good or
dinary, 6.76d; ordinary, ootid. The sales of
the dav were 6,000 bales, of which 500 were
for speculation nnd export and Included
4,500 American. Receipts. 2.000 bales, all
American. Futures opened and closed
steady.
NEW ORLEANS. July 7.-COTTON-Cloted
quiet; sales 400 bales. Low ordinary,
7c nominal; ordinary. Rc, nominal; good
ordinary, 9 !)-16e; low middling. 10e; mid
dling. imc; good middling, llc; middling
fair, 12c, nominal: fair. 12'sC Receipts, 229
bales; s ock. 46,288 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July 7 l o riuiN oieaay;
middling. 10'f,c: sales. I.004 bale: receipts
none; shlptr.e-ts. 75 bales; sto-k, 27,616 balej.
Oil and Itiisln,
NEW YORK. July 7 OILS Cottonseed
oil firm; prime crude, f. o. b. mills, 21
21c. nominal, new crop; yellow, 3G38c.
Petroleum, steady; refined New York, $7.80;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, $7.75; prime, in
bulk, $4.6S. Turpentine, quiet; 60igfl0Vic.
SAVANAH, July ".-OI 18 Turpentine,
firm: 67Hc.
ROSIN-Ftrm; sales. 2,500 bbls. Quote:
ABC. $3.5Tier3.80; D. 3.85S-3.90; E, $4.0504 10;
F, $4 20; O. $4.23; H. $4.40; 1. $4 45; K, $4.50t
4.60; M. $4.60; N, $4.65ip4.67H; WO. $4.85SH.90;
WW, $6.00.
OIL CITY. July 7. OILS Credit balances,
$1.61. Shipments, 70.732 bbls., average, 62,
154 bbls.; runs, 7G.437 bbls., sverage, 6,150
bbls. Shipments, Lima, 04.876 bbls. average,
52.731 bbls.; runs, Lima, 46.029 bbls., average
29,154 bbls.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK. July 7. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market firm on spot, owing to
the light supplies, and fancy grades com
mand slightly higher prices. Prime, 11(3
ll'ic; choice, UHjjllHo; fancy, 12c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunes
for future delivery are said to be a shade
easier, but spot supplies are nrm, neia
with quotations ranging from 74t(84c, ac
cording to grade. Apricots are In slight
supply with choice quoted at iac; extra
choice. lSHc fancy, ltfa'HHc Peaches rule
firm; choice, I0f1lc: extra choice, 118
UHc; extra fancy, ll(&'1-'c; fancy, Ui(S12c;
extra, fancv. 1?(& 12o. Raisins are In job
bing demand; loose Muscatel. 6HEr7e; eeded
raliUns, 6yaTc; London layers, 91.0a.
Wool Market.
LONDON, Julv 7. WOOL The fourth
series of the 1906 wool auction sales la
scheduled to open next Tuesday. During
the first week 63.300 bales will be offered.
The arrivals for the fifth series of sales
amount to 9.281 bales, including 4,000 bales
forwarded direct to spinners. The Im
ports this week were: New South Wales.
69 bales; Queensland, 919 bales: Cape of
Good Hope and Natal. 4.074 bales; River
Plata. 21 bales; New York, 437 bales; va
rious, 2.S51 bales.
ST. LOI'13. Mo., July 7. WOOL Steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, !4
(&28c; light fine. 18'gi2c; heavy fine, 1417c;
tub washed, 32(Q42c.
Isgti and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 7.-SrOAR Raw, Arm;
flp rsflnlnir .11. r: rentrlfllKal. 96 test, 3Vo;
molasses sugar. 8c. Refined, steady; No.
4.20c; No 7. 4 15c; No. 8, 4.10c; No . 4.0oc.
No. 10. 400c; No. 11. 8.S5e; No. 12, 3.95c; No.
IS, 8.85c; No. 14, $.S5c: confectioners A. aoc;
mould A. 5.06c;
5. 40c; powdered
cut loaf. roc; crusneo.
4.80c; granulated, 4. oc;
cubes, 4 9c.
MOLASSES-Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, Jf'4ji38c.
NEW ORLEANS. La., July T. St OAR
Steadv; open kettle, centrifugal, Ji8 T-lno;
centrifugal, yellow. 3Vo3c; seconds, 23c
8YRVP-2fy630c1
Export and Import.
NEW YORK. Julv 7 Total Import of
merchandise and dry goods at th port
of New York for the week ending today
were valued at $131,271,437. .... ,.
Total Imports of specie were $43,448 sliver
and $118,679 gold. ,,
Total exports of specie were $980,797 sil
ver and $161,000 gold.
Liverpool Grain and Provision.
LIVERPOOL. July 7-WHEAT-Spot.
norrlnal; future, easy: July, a 6d; Sep
tember. 6s 6,d; December, s 64d.
CORN Spot quiet: Amerlon mixed, old.
Aa WlWI' futiirse Iv July. 4 7Vdi SeD-
j tember, to d.'
CM11IA LITE STOCK HAMLET
No Ctttis Ere Today to Make Test
of Value.
BETTER PRICES REALIZED FOR HOGS
PI Sheep or l.aanks In Slgkt to Malta a
Market For the Week Therw lias
Bees a Gala 1st Receipts,
bat Weak Prloea.
BOTJTIt OMAHA. July 7, 180C
Receipts were:
CatUe. Hogs. Sheep.
,.. 2.0X6 7,( 8.,8
... 2,73 18,097 8.874
...Holiday. Holiday.
... 2.4?2 ft.237 2.M0
... I.e: 6.970 8.771
7 6.1S8 8t7
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday . ,
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday ...
Official Friday
Official Saturday ..,
This week
Lust week
Week before
Three weeks ago)
.... 8,016 42.K3 13,767
....15,217 6S,r-'7 13.104
....16.826 76.715 6.534
....lTVM 7S.174 7.SW2
....17.f7 68.468 1S.5M
our weeks ago
Same week last year.... 13,190 84.098 14,412
The following table shows th receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Soutb Omaha
tor th year to date, compared with laat
year: l(h. 19"6. Inc.
Cattle 483.593 439.3S1 44,212
Hog 1.4M.771 1,387.258 147,613
Sheep 774,523 "53.484 21,038
CATTLE! QUOTATIONS.
Tho following will show the prices paid
for the different kinds ot cattle on the
South Omaha market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers $5.20li;5.7s
Fulr to good corn-fed steers 4 75'it6.iXl
Common to fair corn-fed steers... 4.tKx4.i6
Good to choice cows and heifer... 40.Xu-l.7o
Fair to good cows and heifers 8.00-4. 00
Common to t'alr rows and hplfers.. l.'ifivi&.lO
Good to choice stocker & feeder, il.754j4.10
fair to good stockers ana feeders. Stod
Common to fair stocker 2 Kai;i
Bulls, stag, etc I.70.'f4.w
Veal cnlves 4.Oi05.7S
Th following table shows th average
price ot.hog at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparison;
Date. I 180s. I1B06. 11804. 1908. 102. 11301.11800.
June 26..
June 27..
June 2S..
June 29..
June 30..
I 88l 5
6 70 7 611 5 93 5 01
6 -!3V 5 32! 6 14 6 661
7 54; 6 Kll 5 02
6 44 5 301 5 U
7 661
i 87 6 11
! ...
4ti. 6 22 6 Okr 67
7
- BUI
6 9l 6 00
6 901
f 83 4 92
t 75 6 01
11 4oi a lil ft un t cm
July
1..
6 23l
6 13 5 001
7 64
July
July
July
July
Julv
July
J....
8....
4....
6....
6....
7....
6 48 I
5 19
5 56
6 51
7 64
6 47Vi! 6 291
7 61
7 64
47i 6ffi
6 26
6 73 i 19
5 79 6 17
5 11
6 42'4 6 2S 5 27'
6 561
5 281 0 19; 5 4!l 7 75
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs.
Omaha $1.75r.i.50 l5.W6iil.6o
Chicago 1.80i6.13 5.76f6..S6
Kansas City rooti.rfl.10 6.75(&6 72H
St. Louis ....1... 1.75ij6.00 6.30i&.7b
Sioux City ! 3.0fn5.60 .404i.56
FRIDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of car
of stockers and feeders shipped to tho
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Car.
F. P. Day, Nodaway, la Q 1
O. B. Newport, Yale, la. Mil 1
William Brlsco, Tekamah, Neb. M. A O. . 1
E. J. Todlark, Plsgah. Ia. N. W..... 1
. The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cat tie. Hogs. Sheep.H' sea.
c, M. & St. p
Missouri Pacific 1
V. P. System
C. A N. W.p east
C. A N. W., west.... 1
C, St. P.. M. & O
C, B. & Q... east
C, B. & J., west
C, R. I. & P., east.. ..
C, R. I. & P., west.. ..
Chicago Gt. West
Total receipt...., Z
4
as a S
14 1
12
23
2
8
7 .. 1
S
1
1
70 1 1
The disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing; the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.
'.hi
996 ...
1,543 ..!
, 1.367 307
, 341
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Krey
Bowden
Other buyers
249
14
Tt
Totals
5.280
307
CATTLE! There were no fresh receipts
of cattle today and tho total for the week
shows a most decided falling off as com
pared with last week and with a year
ago.
Tim' week started out with a good.
strong market on all kinds of cattle, and .
with the best grades quoted a little ,
higher. The trade was fairly active, the j
receipts changing hands freely at current
prices. The Intervention of a holiday :
seemed to mark the coming of a change. I
During the latter half of the week tho
trade was slow, and, while the best kinds
were quoted about steady, it was very evi- ,
dent that the wire edge was gone from all
other grades. For the week, as a result, i
it would be ssfe to quote the best cattle 1
fully steady, with the medium to common
kinds 1016e lower. This Is the seaaon !
of the year when Texas cattle art- al.ays '
usd as a club to pound down the market I
on the common to medium granes or na
tives and that Is given as the reason for
the weakness that has been developed this
week.
Cows and heifers of good quality sold
verv well during the first part of the
week, but during the latter half buyers
began talking about shipping Texas beef,
and It became very evident that they no
longer wantea tne grass cows at me pnv
that thev had been paying. Friday's
market was very much demoralised on
that kind. For the week the best fed
rows and heifers showed but nttie cnange,
.v,ii niher kinds are 261340c lower, and
In some cases probably as much as 60o
lower on the more common grassers.
Stockers and feeders did not show very
much change during the week, both sup
ply and demand being comparatively
small, as usual, at this season of the
year. -There was, however, somn little
Inquiry for better grades of cattle of that
description and the few coming sold to
pretty good advantage.
HOGS Hogs were 6c higher this morn
ing. While the trsde was not especially
active at the start, It was fairly so when
once under way, and all the hogs were
disposed of before 10 o'clock In the morn
ing. The great big bulk of all the hoes
sold at $6.4506.50, as against $6.40M
IDU vesterdav. The top wraa $8.56,
which was also 5c higher than anything
bought yesterday.
Receipts of hogs this week have been
very light as compared with the previous
week, but considerably lower than a year
ago. As a matter of course the Interven
tion of a holiday haa had a good deal to
do with the moderate receipts. The mar
ket has showed comparatively little
change. At the beginning of the week It
was a shade lower and hogs sold on sn
average In about the same notch until
Friday, when there was a drop of 6c,
but that loss was recovered todav, so that
at the close of the week the market fs
lust about where it wa at in close or
last week. If anything
very little
stronger.
Representative sales:
No So. Pr. r7o. Av. 8h. P.
11 lit ... I 96 79 10 40 4 47
H 179 100 4 46 91 188 80 4 47
86 102 40 4 46 4 275 ... 4 47
(8 2M 90 4 46 7 241 180 47
69 28 90 4 46 94 212 20 4 47
67 179 94 4 46 76 196 120 4 47
19 189 ... 4 46 11 182 40 4 47
87 216 ... 4 47 82 217 190 4 47
1 830 0 4 47 79 211 ... 4 47
99 117 190 4 47 49 ;..223 40 4 47
69 190 40 4 47 82 214 ... 4 47
78 Ill 20 4 47 79 218 90 4 47
74 1)6 40 4 47 66 119 80 9 47
79 197 140 4 47 11 232 240 4 47
10 109 ... 1(47 74 210 40 4 47
44 19 90 4 47 91 2:1 90 1 47
94 224 120 4 47 91 218 90 4 47
99 104 40 4 47 94 ('4 ... (47
97 M 40 4 47 90 17 110 4 60
96 221 40 4 47 71 299 40 4 80
10 217 120 4 47 94 224 40 4 60
71 101 190 4 47 91 219 ... 4 40
94 9tt ... 4 47 48 .209 90 4 40
91 901 90 4 47 19 229 190 4 60
94 Ill 90 4 47 90 J -9 90 4 99
91 IM 990 4 47 99 294 90 4 40
14 Ml 40 4 41 64 221 144 1 40
90 Kl ... 47 91 199 120 4 60
76 199 .... 4 47 19 271 190 4 42
74 219 ... 4 47 49 212 110 9 42
92 m ... 4 47 1 219 90 4 62
19 Ill 90 1 47 71 xtt ... 9 64
14 994 40 4 47
6, i
i
SHEEP There wer no fresh receipts
of sheep In sight this morning and noth
ing to make a market. This week rang
sheep and lambs have commenced coming
forward, with the result that the receipt
have been Increased somewhat over last
week and a year ago.
The market during the week has been
rather unsettled and It has been no easy
matter to quota It from day to day. et-
fieclaily aa th receipt have consisted
argely of odds and ends of fed stock and
of scattering lots of rangers. It Is saf
to sajr thai medium 10 cvmmon kinds, es-
peclally lamps, are fowar than laat week.
Quotation lor fed stock; Good to choice
spring Inmhs, 8. 76 Hi 7.60 ; good te choice
western shorn lambs, $4 00 8.76; fair to
$4 fcty&.Hi; good to choice yearlings, 86 Sxd
6.76; fair to good yearlings, 85 00-o5.26; good
to choice wethers. 86 lf..i&.fi0; fair to good
wethers, $4.76u6 16; good to choice ewes,
84 75'a6 i5; fair to good ewes. 84 2i(a4.76.
Quotations for range stock; Good to
J choice wethers, $&.0ov6.60; good to choice
ewes, i4.ibfto.is.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Cattle steady, Hon, Sheep and Unkt
Strong;.
CHICAGO, July 7. C ATT LR Receipts,
1.000 head; market stead; beeves, 34 OOtf
615; cows and heifer, $1.30y.2n; calve.
85.ooil.no.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 head; estimated
Monday, 42,000 head; market strong to 80
hlaher: mixed and butchers. $6.40(i 0;
rood heavy, $6.SfV?m so; rough heavy, $6 37ff
62.H; light. $ 40rJ.86; pigs, $5.7536 45; bulk
of sales. eo.',0f 80.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recelpts, 8 fv
head; market strong; sheep, $3.253C.25;
lambs, $6.0u..7.36.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 7. CATTLF
Receipts. 100 head: market, unchanged;
choice export and dressed beef stetrs. 3150
435.50: Blockers and feeders. 32. 754J4.80: south
ern steers, $S.0ou6.1fl; southern cows, $2.00
685; native cows, $2.0(i3.25; native heifers,
$3.00636.86; bulls. $2.r&'4.00; calves, $2.06.50.
Receipts for the week, 37,000 head.
HOOS Receipts, 2.400 head; market. 6c
higher; top, K724; bulk of sales. $6.&.77H;
heavy, $i.no1r).i0; packers. $6.iiiB6.724; plas
nnd light. $6.756.75. Receipts for the week,
39.000 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market, nominally steady ;' lambs, $6.7T.ft7.i5;
fed sheep and yearlings, $4.75i.a: Texas
and Arlxona yearlings, $5.50186.50; Texas and
Arlsona sheep, $4.7uii5.90; Texas goats, $3.00
(y3.60; stockers and feeders, $3.25g0.CO.
New York Lire Stork Market.
NEW YORK. July 7REEVES-Reeelpts.
222 head, all consigned direct; no trading;
feeling steady: exports, 9'JO cattle and 6.440
quarters of beef.
CALVES No fresh arrivals and none for
sale; market, nominally steady; dressed
calves, steady at rWfl0ic per lb. for city
dressed veal and 4Q9'c for country dressed
calves.
HOGS Receipts, 3.828 head; none for sale;
market, nominally weak.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,7X1
head; market for sheep, nominally steady;
none for sale; lambs, firm and good stock
higher, quality considered; common to
prime lambs, $G.75it9.05; culls, $o.00i 6. 75,
St. Lools Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 350 head. Including 200 Texans:
j market steady; native shipping and export
steers, 4.iMh00; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $1.0tM6.2O; steers under 1,000 lbs.,
$3.75(&4.10; stockers and feeders, $2.0t?N.25;
cows and heifers. $2.10(35.25; canners, $1.003
2.00; bulls, $2.4tV&4.00; calves, $3 0CX&S.00;
Texas nnd Indian steers, $2.3&.50; cows
and- heifers, $1.7wfr3.25.
HOOS Receipts, 1,700 head; market 6c
higher; pigs and lights. $6.30fl6.65: packers.
$6.25d.70; butcher and best heavy, $6.50vft
.ID.
SHEEP Receipt, none; no sheep on aale.
Sloax City Live Stoek Market.
SlOt'X CITY, la.. July 7. (Special
Telegram.) CATTLE Receipts, 100
head; market steady; beeves, $4.005.bo;
cows, bulls and mixed. $3.00 4.60; stock
ers and feeders, $3.264.15; calve and
yearlings, $3.104.00.
HOGS Receipts, 4,600 head; market Ec
higher; selling at $6.40416.55; bulk of
sales, $6.47 Vi &' 8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400
head; market steady.
St. Joseph Lire Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July 7. CATTLE
Receipts, 7 head; market steady; natives,
$4.4006.80; rows and heifers, $1.75(gi4.75;
stockers and feeders, $3.0003.75.
HOGS Receipts, 2,807 head; mostly 6c
higher; light, $6.606.30; medium and heavy,
$6.560.7O; bulk of sales, $550.1O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, non.
Stock In Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the six prin
cipal western maraeie yesterday
Ci
attle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansas City ,
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago ,
Totals
76
6.183
S07
. 200
. 100
. 7
. 350
.1.000
4.600
2.400
2,807
1.700
11.000
400
8,000
8,707
...1.733 27,690
OMAHA wholesale: market.
Condition of Trade nnd ((notation on
Staple nnd Fancy Produce,
EGGS Kocelpts, liberal; fresh stock, 150.
LIVE Pt)t LTRY Hens. 9cT roosters.
6c; turkeys, l:'Hc; ducks, iq8c; spring
chickens, 10c per lb., r
BUTTER Packing stock, 14'cfl4V4c; choice
fancy dairy, 15c; creamery, 21(o2H4c.
HaY Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany; No. 1 upland, $10.50; medium, $9.50;
course, $9.00. Kye straw, $ti.6o.
BRAN Per ton. $17.50.
SI OAK GranuUrted cane. In bbls.,
$5.16; granulated cane, In sacks, $5.11; granu
lated beet, in sacks, 1.5.01.
SiRL'P In bbls., L7c per gal.; In cases,
6 10-lb, cans, $1.7o; cases 11 6-lb. cans, $1.80;
cases 24 Uj-lb. cans, $1.55.
COFFEE Roasted. No. 35, 25Vc per lb.;
No. 30, 20; per lb.; No 25, 180 per lb.;
No. 0. 15Hc per lb.; No. il, 12Vic per lb.
C1RED FISH Family whiteflsh, per
quarter bbl., 109 lbs., $4.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1, $:S; No. i, $2b; No 3, $J0; Irish
No. 2, $16; herring, In bbls., 200 lbs. each,
Norway, 4k. $12; Norway 3k. $13; Holland,
mixed, $11; Holland herring. In kegs, milk
ers, 80c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern. 5.Gt(hl.c: Mnlnp. tl.lft. TnmBin.i S.IK
j cans. $1.25(51. 5o; 2-lb. 97Vc(&$l. Pineapples!
grated. 2-lb.. $2.0ft2.30; sliced, $1.0&2.2U;
Gallon apples, fancy, $3 90; California apri
cots. $1.4tK52.00; pears, $1.762.50; peaches,
fancy, $l.i502.4fl; H. C. peaches, $2.0O4j2.60.
Alaska salmon, red. 81.25: fancv Chinook
1 tr., 2.10; fancy sockeye, $1.96; sardines,
H oil, $2.50;
60; 4
mustard, I2.50tja.10. Sweet
potatoes
S1.ltVrtl.Z5; sauerkraut, $1; pump-
kins, 0c(&$1.00; wax beans, 2-lb., 76&90c:
lima beans, 2-lb., 75c&$1.35; spinach, $1.36;
cheap peas, 2-lb., COc; extra, 750c; fancy.
$1.35(31.76.
NEW VEGETABLES.
TOMATO Etj Texas, per crate of 20 lb..
76800.
WAX BEANS Per market basket of
about 16 lbs., $1.25.
STRING BEANS Per market basket of
about 16 lbs., 6uc.
TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTS
Per dox. bunches, 25c.
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per do,
heads, 20c.
CUCUMBERS Home-grown, per do.,
60c; Texas, per bu. box, $2.00.
ONIONS California. 2Hc per lb.; Texas,
In crates, white, $1 76; yellow, $1.86.
GREEN ONIONS Per dog. bunches, 20o.
RADISHES Per do, bunches, 16c.
CABBAGE Home-grown, 2ftc per lb.
CAULIFLOWER Per dos. heads. 76c.
GREEN PEAS Per bu.. $1.26.
NEW POTATOE8-Per bu., 75c
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., 60
80c; South Dakota, per bu., TfcJ&Oc; Colorado,
90c per bu.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $1.85; No. 1 $1.71,
LIMA BEANS Per lb., 3c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATE8 Per box of 30-lb. pkgs., $2.00;
Hallowe'en. In 70-lb. boxes, per box, 6c;
Payers, per lb., 4c; walnut luffed, 1-lb.
pkks., $2.flu per dox. ; 8-lb. boxes, 3100.
OrtAIN.C- auiioriim, Mils imicy ruav
larga slxe, $4,264(6 00; Mediterranean
els. larga sue, iimhui; nieaiterra
sweets, all sixes, $4.0oa-4.60; Valencias, all
sixes. $5 00-4(6 60.
LEMONS Llmonlers, extra fancy,
site. M OO; $00 to 3'XI six. $7.26.
FiQg California, per 10-lb. carton,
85c; Imported Smyrna, three-crown,
240
76$
lie;
six-crown, lac.
BANANAS Per medlum-slsed bunch,
tl 7641-2 26 : Jumbos, $2.6u'a.OO.
PINEAPPLES Florida, sixes 24. SO and
U FRUITS.
CHERRIES California, $2.00 per -lb.
box; sour cherles, 24-qt. crate. $1.60.
GOOSEBERRIES Per crate of 24 qt.,
'2pEACHES California, $110 per bu.
PLUMS California, $1 60f2.00.
BLACK BERRIES-Per 24-qt. crate, $t.
RASPBERRIES Red, per 4-nt. erat.
$2 26; black, per 24-qt. crate. $2 26.
APRICOTS Per 4-baakct crate, $1.76.
CURRANTS Home-grown, whit and
red, per 24 qts.. $1 60.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lV4o, or about
jrXdSio each.
CANTELOUPES California, per crate,
about 46 melon, $4.6043.00; Texas, par
crate, about 46 melons. $3 50.
CUT MEAT PRICES.
Rlba. No. 1. 12c; No. 3, 10c; No. 8. 8c.
Loin, No. L 15c; No. t 12Sc; No. 8, lie.
Chuck. No. 1. 5c; No. $, 6c; No. 8, 4c
Round, NO. 1, 'c; ro. . sc; no. a, co.
Plate. No. 1. 8c; No. 2, Jo; No. J, $Vc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg. H75; per bbl., $8.7$.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., $3 60.
CHEESB-Swiss. new, lie; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin llmburger, 12c; twins,
UWc: Young Americas. 15c.
NUTS Walnut r. No. 1 soft shslls. new
crop, per lb. lnSc; hard shell, per lb.;
l$fec Pecans, large, tier Id.. 14c, email.
per lb.. l$o. reanuts, per lb., 6Mri masted,
per lb. 12o. Chill walnuts, per lb.. l..ilS4.
Almonds, oft shells, per lb 17c; hard
shells, per lb., 16c. Cocoanuts, $4 per sack
of 100.
HE COULDN'T GO TO WAR
Wisconsin Patriot Makes Amnio
Amend for Inability to
Knllat.
Z. O. Simmon of Kenosha. Wis., heard
his country' rail In 1861 to ear Its life.
Ida was 8t years old, full of energy, and
doing well In material ways. But when
he tried to enlist In th army th ur
geons said he wss not well enough or
strong enough to be a soldier.
Denied the opportunity to offer hi Ufa
on the battlefield to keep all the stars In
Old Glory' asurs field, he determined to
do what he could. Week by week, and
month by month, and yesr by year he
set aside a portion of his Income for the
nation, giving It not as a tag exacted by
law, but voluntarily. He was active In
caring for the families of men In the field
and for the men themselves when thr
came back sick or wounded.
If he could not b a soldier himself he
could at least help soldiers. And he did.
not only while the war was going on. but
ever since. For forty-five years he has
been known as one whose hand was open
to every appeal from or in behalf of any
man who had worthily worn the blue
coat of th republic's fighting men. nnd
especially to the soldiers of the great
war In which he waa not permitted to
fight.
And apparently the more he gave the
more he had to give. The more he spent
for his country and Its defenders the more
he prospered. He was able to be a large
contributor to the monument which the
Grand Army of the Republic erected to
OT. Stephenson, Its founder. He was able
to spend $12,000 on medals for soldiers, and
$26,000 on a memorial to the soldier of his
own county, in addition to countless per
sonal benefactions whose total Is unknown
but certainly runs Into scores of thou
sands. Ten or twelve years ago he began 10
entertain on soma summer dny all the
old soldiers who would come. At flrt
the invitations were confined to Kenoyha.
Later they were extended to neighboring
towns, and finally to Milwaukee and Chi
cago as well. For the comfort and en
tertainment of the guests ample provision
Is made. .
The last of these "birthday celebrations."
aa Mr. Simmons calls them, was held on
June 16. Corporal Tanner, now head of
the Grand Army of the Republic, and
Bishop Fallows were the principal speak
ers, and the guests and spectators num
bered several thousands.
Mr. Simmons Is now 77, and promises to
live a good many years longer. His an
nual birthday party, given In honor ol
men who went to war by a man who
couldn't go. Is a leading event of his com
munity, of which he 1 the most widely
known and highly honored citizen.
All of which prove that because a man
cannot do precisely what he wishes In the
way he wishes Is no reason for Riving up
his purpose. In 1961 Z. G. Simmons wished
to do something for his country. He could
not do It In one way, but he did not rive
up. He did It In other ways and kept on
doing It, with results beneficial to his
country and honorable to himself. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Pointed Paragraphs.
When a woman marries a man's troubles
begin.
81x feet of earth or a bath tub make all
men equal.
Fear of being reformed keeps many a
man In the bachelor class.
Only the man who is blindly In love
fails to see through a coat of complexion
paint.
Shoplifters should go Into a drugstore
and take something for what's the matter
with them.
Some men sre kept so busy criticising
others that they have no time to accom
plish anything themselves.
When the average man makes a mlrta'ce .
he tries to Justify himself by referring to
his pood Intentions.
Sometimes It seems as If the less a
woman knows about anything the more
she likes to talk about It.
It's the easiest thing In the world to con
vince yourself that you are Just a little
better than your neighbor.
It's all right to dream of the great
things you are going to do, but don't
forget to wake up In time to begin
work.
It may be better for a foolish man to
acquire dollars by marrying an heiress
than to remain without cents all his day.
There I one advantage possessed by the
man st the bottom over the man at the
top; he doesn't have so far to fall. Chi
cs go News.
Ye or Kef
"My rood woman," said tho learned
Judge, 'you must give an answer In the
fewest possible words of which you are
capable to the plain and simple question
whether, when you were crossing tho
street with the baby on your arm, and the
motor car wa coming down on the right
Ide and the dog rart wa trying to pass
the motor car, you saw the plaintiff be
tween the carriage and the dog cart, or
the motor car and the dog rart, or
whether and when you saw htm at all,
and whether or not near the carriage, dTog
cart and motor car, or either, or 'any
two, and which of them, respectively, or
how It waa." The Pilgrim.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 7.-METALS-Wlth
London closed as usual on Saturday, the
metal markets were quiet and practically
unchanged. Spot tin was quoted St $37. bo
4137.70. Ike copper Is held at $l8.6oifTt 00:
electrolytic, $18.25igl8.62H; casting, $18.00-3
18.1iVi. the figures being more or less nom
inal. Lead remains quiet at $5 7.V6.i and
spelter at $5.9fUt.00. Iron was unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 7METAJB-Leed,
steady at $5.80. Spelter, quiet at $G.87HV
Board of Trade Statement.
LONDON, July T. The June statement
of the Board of Trade shows Increases of
$21,676,600 In Imports and $28,269.8)0 In
exnorts. The Drlnclpal Increases I" ltn-
ports are meat, grain and food, $1$.00,-
ouu, ana meisi rnanuiuciurua. a v,vuv, . v.
Cotton from America decreased Jio.oui
000. The Increase In exports lneluCr.1
new warships. $13,760,000. The real was
In manufactured article.
W. Famam Smith & Go.
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