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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, "JULY 10, 1906.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Goci Another Notch in Downward
Career. -
SOUTHWEST HAS HEAVY RUN NEW CROP
September Ontlen U Down locally
F Ire-Elghtha Cents at Close of
i,ln--or Higher, Thik
Yielding; from Top.
(Part no eaaat).
HOP! la tnrinn
teady; II tQ(S u,.
WBW YORK UE1ERAL MARKET
a Varloaa
OMAHA. July , 190, ,
Wheat wn weak today, clolng He lower
than Saturday. The opening waa about
unr named, but tha strength In corn led
wheat tnort to cover, the price advancing
c. The northwest aold heavily at the
advance, and when corn began to waver '
wheat declined. Crop report were of a I
pearien nature, and outalde of cables there
n little to encourage the bulls.
Receipts of new wheat are large and the
cash demand Is said not to be large
enough to take care of tha run. Flour
demand Is reported slow.
There waa an early heavy demand for
corn and prices wera up at the start, fol
lowed by a further advance. Cash corn
was strong at higher prices. Prices
yielded a big fraction from tha top, tha
doe being He above Saturday.
Worlds wheat shipments were 10.671,000
mi.; corn shipments were 41,379,000 bu.
Wheat visible dacreaaad 36,000 bu.; corn
decreased 486,000 bu.; oats decreased 72,000
bu.
Primary wheat receipts wera 870,000 bu.
and shipments bu., against receipts
Isst year of 691,000 bu. and shipments of
117.000 bu. Corn receipts wera 601.000 bu.
and shipments 409,000 bu., against receipts
last year of 65.1,000 bu. and shipments of
810.000 bu. Clearances were 90.000 bu. wheat,
18,169 bbls. flour. M3.000 bu. corn and 14,000
bu. oats.
Liverpool closed 9tii higher on wheat
and d higher on corn.
Local range of options:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Safy.
Whes4 I I I I I
July... J VtHBI 71. A' 71 A 71 A 71HA
8pt... 71HU 71 B70V1A 71 B 71H,A
Corn
July.., 4B 474, 4HB 47HB 4fiA
Sept... 46B 47HB KB 47 46lA
Oats I
Bept S$ 82A
A asked. B bid.
- Omaha Cask Bales.
CORN-No. 3, 1 car, 48c.
Omaha rash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 727Jc; No. 3
hard, 89 72c; No. 4 hard, 63 (9 83c; No. t
spring, 71c.
CORN No. 3. 48c; No. 4, 47c; No. 3
yellow, 48 4c: No. 2 white. 4c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 35c; Na. 8 white,
36c; No. 4 white, StVtc.
RYE; NO. 2. 66c; No. 3, 53V4trS4j.
Chicago
Kansas City ,.
Minneapolis ....
Omana
JUuluth
bt. Louis
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat.
93
ti
9
17
100
Corn. Osts.
371
HI
113
1
iaeatoaa of the Day
Ceaassetlttlee.
NEW YORK. July 9-FLOUR-Recelpt,
11. l a bhls. ; exports 9.601 bbls ; sales. 9.J0O
pkgs. Market steady with moderate trad
ing; Minnesota patents, l4.3nQ-4.ijU; Minne
sota bakers, tS.4b-M ; wlnfr patents. 34 0
64.:; winter straights. 3.lsVtr4.0O; winter
extras, U jj3 in, low grades, 34 "4ja.86. Rva
Hour, quiet; f.-tlr to good, U.4V.); choice
to fancy, S3X?J4 .30.
tXiK.SAltAiv steady: fine white and yel
low. II K1.26; cuarse. l.lul.U; kiln dried.
4 "8.(J0.
RYE-Dull; No. I western, tTHc f. o. b.
New York.
W HEAT Receipts, 74.0O bushels; exports,
30,31 buehels; sales, bushels; fu
tures; spot easy; No. 3 red, &4c elevator;
No. 3 red. 86Sc. f. o. b., afliat; No. 1 nortn
ern Duluth, c, f. o. b. afloat: No. 1
northern Manitoba, 90c f. o. b. afloat. Sus
tained early by the strength In corn tha
wheat market eventually developed extreme
weakness and aold at new low levels on the
S resent bear movement. Fine weather,
eavy country acceptances, stop loss sell
ing, targe receipts and commission house
selling were among the factors. Final
prices showed Sc to mc net decline. Sales
Included No. 3 red May. 84fcTlc, closed
at m a-isc; July, MVtfW'tc. closed at 84 V;
September. 84VrfiV, closed at M'ac; t"-
cember. MSfe.; Sc. closed at Wee.
CORN Receipts, 196,260 bushels; exports,
96,162 bushels. Sales, ou,(i00 bushels futures.
rpot market firm; No. 2. 69Vc nominal ele
vator, and 69Hc nominal f. o. b. afloat. Op
tion market was strona- early on llaht re
ceipts, bull support and a good cash de
mand. Later the market eased with wheat
on ralrs in the southwest, closing tc to He
net higher. July, 6it4o, closed at 6r;
September, 6y69,c, ciosed W"c; Decem
ber, 57SS'c, closed at 67c.
OATS Receipts. l(i9,tio bushels. Exports,
1.390 bushels. Bpot market quiet; mixed
oats. 26 to 32 pounds, 42HW4.1C; nstural
white, 80 to 33 pounds, 42va4c; clipped
white, 88 to 40 pounds, 47fc494Jc.
FEUD-Steady ; spring bran, 419.26 prompt
shipment; middling, 319.75 prompt shipment-
city, a.Oty23.60.
HAY Quiet, shipping, 6,V3c; good to
choice, 86'-(j'6c.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
19u6, 1(k14c; lJ", nominal; olds, nominal;
Pact Mo coast, 19U6, 10Hj 16c; 1904. 12c; olds,
nominal. -
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 26 lbs.,
20c-; California, 21 to 26 lbs., 21c; Texas,
dry, 24 to 30 lhs., 19o.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 2927Hc.
PROVISIONS Beef, barely steady; fam
ily,, 10.0ojil0.60; meaa, tS.Otyqo.SO. Beef hams,
t21.0U22 f; packet, rj.0txnft.60; city extra
India mess, tl6.0C815.50. Cut meats, steady;
pickled bellies, 311.2613.00; pickled shoultl
ers. S8 604r9.00; pickled hams. I12.0dft-12.50.
Lard steady; weatern prime, 38 90; nominal;
refined, steady; continent, 39 30; South
America, 39.86; compound, 3.87Htf7. J6. Pork,
firm; family, 319.00; short clear, tl6.7&gl7.&0;
meas, $17.76:18.00.
TALLOW Dull; city, 6c; country. 6g6Mo.
RICK Firm; domestic, fair to extra, 38
6e.
BUTTER Firm; street price. extra
creamery, 21ir2IHc; official prices, creamery,
common to extra- lsv∾ renovated, com
mon to extra. l2fiflhV,c: western factory,
common to firsts, la-ij-lTc; western imitation
creamery, extras, lsCjc; western . firsts,
CHEEBK quiet;
CHICAGO GRAIS AND PROVISIONS
Feataree of th Trading- aad Closla
PHeea oa Board of Trad a,
CHICAGO. July .-The probability of a
large Increase In local reuelpta tomorrow
hail a weakening enect on the wheat mar
ket today, the September delivery closing
at a decline of Vu-4aC. Corn waa up So.
Oats were up War. Provisions were un
changed to vVtO higher.
Prior to the announcement of the amount
of wheat expected to arrive in Chicago tomorrow.-
the market was firm on good
buying by shorts. The demand -was largely
uue to tne comparatively nrm tone of the
Liverpool ' market, where prlcea were
steady, notwithstanding Saturday's declino
on the. local exchange. - When It waa posted
that 1 cars ware expected here tomorrow
prices declined abruptly ai.d sentiment was
bearish for 'the remainder of the day.
Weather conditions wera ideal, both for
the harvesting and marketing of the fall
sown crop and for tha maturing of the
grain In the northwest. Lower prices for
cash wheat at Kansas City and St. Louis
depressed the price of options here. The
market closed weak at about the lowest
point of the day. September opened a
,iuwe , higher- at ..7Slc, advanced to J8'a
and then declined to 77Sc. Final quota
tions were at 7io. Clearances of wheat
und floar were equal to 171,500 bu. The
amount on passage decreased 8,64t,fli0 bu.,
and the visible supply decreased 936.000 bu.
Primary receipts were 4570,000 bu., against
631,000 bu. for the corresponding day one
year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 276 cars, against
S10 cats last week and 222 care one year
"'"he corn market was firm because of re
ports of deterioration of tha new crop, be
cause of lack of moisture. Late in tue
day the market eased off temporarily on
selling. caued by reports of rain in 'he
southwest. Offerings, however, were readily
taken by shorts and commission housos
and the market quickly recovered. The
close was Arm. September opened un
changed"o c higher at -old up
to bJfaio and c oeed at 62o. Local ro
celpi. w."r , 871 cars, with 169 cars of con
tract grade. h
Uata were nrm on rCrr
and commission nuu.c. v........-
.."11 . .1. ...hni tt entire day.
Mlma and the etrength of
com were the chief bullish 'l"aam
,.n,KSr nnonpd tk'a-ao higher at HW -4c
sold up to 3474T36c and closed at 34S341aC,
UkI recelpt.were J I cars
reVeTnt. of hoM a? he sFock yard, and
K'prU "for psckln. pro-uct.at
At thVVle Sep embeV pork waa up 7V.O
a. i7 i:CTl7 20 Lard waa 2Ho higher at
tlwi tfbti warir unchanged at 9.42H
Estimated receipt, for tomorrow: VVheat,
lS cars; corn, 410 cars; oata. 24 cars, hogs.
.Vesdlng future, ranged a. follow.:
shorta
were
Small
new state full cream.
large, fancy, 11c; state fair to good, 10V9
lio; new state, small, fancy, 11c; new
state fair to good, lO&lOttc; new .taie in
ferior, 8V4WHc. ,
LUU9-uteaay to nrm; iiaie, rennsyi-
vanla and nearbv. fancy selected white.
23c: stcte choice, 21S-22c; state mixed, extra.
aifff-Jic. western Arsis, lUVjWlic; wesiern
seconds, lfta'lfto: southern. 1415VjC.
POULTRY Live. Irregular; western
spring chickens, 18c; fowls, 13c: turkeys.
ll'tf'UC. iressed, quiet; western spring
chickens, 17(21c; turkeys, 114j13c; fowls,
&tt'13c. .
t. Loala General Market.
8T. LOUIS. July 9 WHEAT Lower;
No. 3 red cash, elevator, 7V-c, nominal;
track, 75!4jitHi,c: September. 75Hig764c; De
cember, 77Sc; No. 3 hard, 7xQ80c.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash, bic, nominal;
track. 63(2i63Vc; September, 61kQ52c; De
cember, 4io.
OATS Higher: No. 3 cash, 38c, nominal;
track, 3ffV4i39c; September, 86c r December,
85.c: Nn. 1 white. 43c.
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 3436
64.50; extra fancy and straight, 33.76t34.30;
Clear, 32.76fi3.60.
SEED Timothy, steady, 8Z.86473.6a
rORNM EA L Steady ; 32 0.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 80c.
HAY Steady: timothy. 3l3.6O17.00; prairie,
39.0Ot6fl2.0O.
iKCiN tuTTtiy i itaa ai.uu.
BAGGING Sc. '
HEMP TWINE 7HC.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing,
316.92H- Lard, firm; prime .team, 38.67.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
39.76: clear ribs. I?87V4; short clears, 310.00.
Bacon, steady; coxed extra snorts, iiu.su;
clear libs. I10.62H; short clear, 110.76.
POULTRY Steady : chickens. 100: sniinga.
18c; turkeys, 10c; ducks, 8c; geese, sc.
bijttkk bteaay ; creamery,- lbft.-ic;
dairy, 141317c.
iiuus Bteaay at izhc.
Receipt a Shipments
Flonr, bbls 6.ono 8.000
wneat, du lw.txni J3.i
Oats, bu.. 117,000 11.01
Corn, bu 90.000 67,000
Mlaaeapolla Oeala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 9.-FLOUR First
patents, M-ZfxiH 3&; second patents, M.IO19
4.20; first clears, 33.368.46; second clears,
32.6062.60.
B KAN in buiic, xu.6otau.7s.
(unerlor Board of Trade Quotations fas
Minneapolis and Chicago dslivsry.) The
range of prioea, as reported by T. D. Day
a- Co., 110-lU Board of Trade, wag:
Artlclea. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Bat y
Sept..
11 d
July..
' Sept..
4Jct...
Ribs
July .
Sept...
tx-t....
78-g784 78t
78f(iS
8owW 8o
62 62S
61H-2H . 62
4tea(Ma ;
S7V'T4 w
4'4-V 35
17 67V, 17 7H
17 IS 17 I2V
8 90 8 CO
9 te 08
06 07Vi
66 966 .
46 47V,
I 26 27V
7TH
77S
79H
61S
61S
77S 784
774 78SfeVi
T9V,7H'lV
S3
62V
49VMPV4
7V! 87:
84V.34V?V
36i.36V'6-li
17 67V4J
17 16
8 87V
0BV
9 06
9 65
8 42m
22V;
17 fTVal
17 30
87W
9 02H
9 l
66
9 46
9 22V1
61H
61H
371,
34'-
17 60
17 12V4
8 8$
9 00
9 06
624
25
No. 1
prime,
111. 26.
sides
bhl..
38 87V.
north
34 Ootf
(loose)
317.4.
Short
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follow.
FfXlUR Easy; winter patents. 83.5oifl4.0O
winter straights. 83.3r3.Ti; spring patents,
33.704 00: spring straignts, w.vmjJ sa; oaa
,n tL'fiS 10.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 808WV4C; No. Si
7R'(-V; No 2 red, 78V-g-;Sc.
CORN-No. 3. 62V-; No. 3 yellow, 63c.
OATS No. 3. 3!7,o; No. 3 white, 3SVo40c
No. 3 white, 37iV.
HYE No. !. 3iWoc.
BARLEY tlood feeding, 40-410; fair to
choice malting. iSnboc.
BSEDa No. 1 ftHX. 31.08;
western. ILOHVt- Timothy.
4.10. Clover, contract grade,
PROVISIONS Bhort rllw.
89 6"'99.66. Mess pork, per
i:.:u. Ird. per loo lta..
rlr.ir sides iboxedl. Ii 7Mi 87U
Ths receipts and atilpmenis of flour and
sraln were: Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 18.S"0 r.6o0
Whest. bu 27.rt m.Vn
Cora, bu S08. 27.7
Oata. bu lw.ouo 144.800
Rye. bu i.OoO
Barlev. bu 11.300 8.3uO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter rrsrket wss steady: cresmeries. 16
c; dairies. 16til8c. Km. steady; at mark
cases Included. I-BUV; firsts. 14V: prime
first, l'c: extrss. lo. tneese, suaay a
WVUlltc.
Mllwaakee Urola Market.
MILWAUKEE Wis., July WHEAT
Lower; No. 1 northern. 8iiic; No. 3 north
em, p-wc; srpirmwr, n-vi
RYK Dull; No. Z, MJtwic
HAHLEY Dull; No. 2, 66
nrwe.
ciiKN Higher: No
Septentber. asked.
U-raraool Grata aad Provlslo
LIVERPOOL. July I.-WHEAT-Spot.
aornlnal, futures, firm; July, 4ptemo
and Lxcember. 4k IS1
I'OHN Spot, quiet; American mixed
no new atock; American mixed, old
bid.
6V666c; sample.
3 cash. 61Vt6."c
NEW I0RK STOCKS AND BONDS
Siftiac of PrMur Faili to Attract Any
Demand or Bait Priooa,
BANKERS HOARD MONEY TO MOVE CROPS
Dlelaellaatloa to Lead to Soeea
latere Cm a sea Heavy Decrease
la the Tolasao of Trass
actleea.
NEW TORK. July .-Tha -mptom. of
the preasure being off the stock market,
which prompted the rallying tendency of
tile latter part of last week, showed them
selves again today to some extent. But
this failed to attract any demand for
stocks or to encoursge any attempt to get
prices nigner. The moet notaoie conse
quence of this state of affairs waa the
snrinksge In the volume of the specula
tion, the day's transactions falling to a
smaller figure than for many weeks past.
Immediate developments played but a
small part In the action of the market, but
the general outlook on the future waa
kept In consideration, especlslly on the side
of the money market. Conservative action
In speculative' matter, waa felt to be de
sirable and In fact necessary to Insure a
ssfe passage through the coming period
of crop moving arid arrive demand for
money Incident to It. Pressure from In
fluential banking sources and admonition
not only through public channels, but by
f'sreonai injunction In many cases, are be
leved to be employed to effect this course.
iArge banking resources sre not available
lor speculative attempts to lift prices snd
tanking opinion is believed to favor an un
fetteid price movement. If price, seek
a lower level it Is considered desirable not
to oppose artificial restraints and it Is
urged that If further liquidation should be
found necessary and It should stsrt sud
denly from a level of prices so high ss to
offer no attraction for the absorption of
offerings, a disastrous outcome might fol
low. The Saturday bank statement with
the surplus showing reduced to S,4ti6.075
had its continuing effect In chilling specu
lative enthusiasm. Railroad earnings and
traffic reports, mercantile advices, trade
and Industrial activity and other indications
of undiminished prosperity gave rise to a
repetition of a well known Wall street
argument advanced In times of tight money
1 formulated in the term "too much pros
perity. The suggested absurdity IS due,
of course, to a fallacy in the argument.
It Is found In the assumption of an ex
haustion of supplies of capital Involved In
active expansion of enterprlaes. Profit
able investment In successful enterprise
means Increase and not depletion of avail
able capital. The borrowing 01 capital, us
expenditure In enterprises that produces
wealth and the lodgment ot securities se
cured In the process, may go on Indefinitely
without other effect than the constant In
crease of wealth and capital. But an In
terruption at any step In the process clogs
the whole machinery and produces what
Is so strikingly denned by a foremost cap
italist as indigestion of securities.
The cause of the clog is doubt of the
success of the outlsy in producing wealth
adequate to meet carrying charges, which
makes the securities unsalabe beyond first
hands which employ borrowed money to
carry them, and so leave financial affairs
dependent on their liquidation to restore
the free current of their flow snd their
mobility. Financial leaders at this time
are growing Into accord in favoring a
pause In the process of outlay. Some at
tention was attracted by English financial
criticism of Wall street s speculative de
mands for funds and bankers have ex
pressed an opinion that a movement of
gold from London would not be forced at
this time from a danger of prejudicing the
facilities for a movement In the fall when
greater need might exist. The constant
fluctuations of the day In the stock market
reflected the shifting operations or room
traders. The cose was firm at recoveries,
but not far from last week'a levels. Re-
Iterated reports of the floating of a St. Paul
loan in Paris, which had some semblance
of authority, helped to the late recovery,
Bonds were steadv. Total sales, par
value, 31,896,000. United States bond, were
unchanged on call,
The following are the quotation, on the
btocg exenange:
a farther Improvement, but acid ejeer the
rlnee, which resulted tn sn essler flnlsn.
Ths mining settlement which Is In prog
ress here restricts business, but the fsil
ure of a leading Jobber In tne west Afrlcsn
market had little effect on the market.
Japanese Imperial ss of 1904 rinsed at 101V
PARIS. July 9 Prices on the Bourse to
dsy were flrtr throughout Ruenlsn Im
perial 4a closed at "H.00 snd Russian bomls
of 1W4 at 4W. The prlvete rate of dis
count wss quoted at i per cent.
BERLIN, July 9. Prices on tne Bourse
today were hlgner. Americans were firm.
Hew York Money Market.
JTEW TORK. July 9 MONEY On call,
steady, J-attf1 per cent; ruling rate, XV4 per
cent; last loan, l per cent; closing bid.
3' per cent, offered at 9 per cent. Time
loans, dull and steady; sixty days. 44 per
cent; ninety days. 4ivm per cent; six
months 6Vrf"t rr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 6UH
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual buttnewa In bankers bills st 4 MTrg
4 8475 for demand and at 94.819A4-4 82 for
s.xty-day bins; potcn rates. 94 (e-vtM.W';
commercial bills. 84.81.
SILVER Bsr. S4c; Mexlcsn dollars, soc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
steady.
buotatlons on New fork bonds today
were a follows:
V. S. nf. h, r.
so coupon
V. S. . res
eo roupoa
. g. sl4 4a, l...
So coupes
. 8. now 4s, rog.
so coupoa
Am. Tobscco 4a....
Sties. High. Low. Clots.
6
4.400 6if
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Clooe. Bat'y.
Wheat I
May..
July..
Sept..
Deo..
Flax-
July..
Bept..
Oct..
iW4'a
I74flV,
1
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1 UU
1 n
81
78VS
78
1 12vJ
1 HVs
1 10
76V
761 71
77!77iti
76131944
loia
,770
Vs
1 10
1 10
1 081
1 101
1 10
1 09
1 12
1 11
1 lOVk
14SI4
1UH
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117
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Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 79; No. 1 northern. 78o; to arrive,
7Vic; No. 3 northern, 77c; to arrive, 77c:
NO. a, iwovsc; jno. 1 ourum, whk no. i
durum. 4Vsc; No. 3 yellow 460. Corn: No.
47c. att: No. 3 white, Btc; no. 1,
4)340. Barley; 38'a47c. Rye: 6V.c.
Flax; 31.08.
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Provlsloaa.
KANSAS CITY, July .-WHEAT-July,
69c; September, 7oc; December, 71c;
cash, No. z nara, i.g,c, ro. , nc; xso.
4, 68c; No. 3 red, 7l(2c; No. 8. 72c;
No. 4, no.
CORN July. 4"c; September, vtc: De-
cember, 4c; cash, No. 3 mixed. 60(a61c:
No. 8, sogoic; no. a wnue, ac; ino. I
white, 62V(;6-'e.
OATS N o. 1 wnue, euuc; no. 1 mixed.
I6H170. .
HAY Firm: cnoice nmomy, iu.wv.w;
choice prairie, 310 6txaH.0O.
RYE Bteaay, Mio.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas new,
No. 2, whltewood cases included. 140; case
count, 13Vv; case, returned, vc less.
BUTTER Creamery, isc; packing, lic
Receipts. Shlpmenis.
Wheat, bu 215,000 jn.(no
Corn, bu 33 .000 38.(00
Oats, bu li.OUO 7,0u0
Visible Sapply of Grata.
NEW YORK. July . The visible supply of
grain Saturday, July 7, as compiled by the
New 1 org rroauce exenange waa ss 101-
kws:
Wheat. 14.867,000 Dusneis; decreased. ,-
000 bushels.
Corn, li 673,000 bushels; decreased, 4W,-
000. bushels.
OatK. 6.3H3.000 bushels; decreased TC.W)
buahels.
Rye. 1.433.000 bushels; decreased. 47.0CO
bushels.
Barley, 730,000 bushels; decreased 63.000
bushels.
reorla Grala Market.
PEORIA. July 9 CORN Firm; No. I
yellow. 62 r; No. 3. 62 c; No. 4. II c;
no grsde. 49 c.
OATS Firm; No. 3 white. 37 c; No.
4 white, 37o.
WHISKY On the basis of f 1 29 for
finished goods.
Dalath Grala Market.
DULUTH. Minn., July 9-WHEAT-To
arrive. No. 1 northern. 7?c; No. 1 aorth
ern, 7c: on track. No. 1 northern, 79c;
No. t northern, 7c; July, 78c; Septem
ber, 77c; December. 77c.
OATS To arrive, on track and July. 34c.
Adams Kzoreta ,
Amalgamated Copper 84, TOO
Americas C. A P 1.100
Amerlctn C. T. M 10S
Araorlcas Cotton Oil 400
Am. Cotton OH pfs i...
American Express
American H. a 1 pfd....,
Amortrta lot, socorltiat...,
Am. Llastad Oil
Am. United Oil pfd ,
American Locomotive ,
Am. Locomotive pfd ,
Amtrlcas g. ei R
Am. 8. A R. pfd ,
Amtiictn Sugar fttflnlng..
Am. Tobacco pfd ctrt
Antcondt Mining Co
Athltoa
Atcbltos pfd
Atlantis Coast Una
Btltlmort A Oblo
Bal. Ohio pfd
Brook Ira Rapid Transit...
Canadian Pacific
Central of Now Jersey
Cheaapteka A Oblo
Chicago Omt Wottara....
Chicago A Northwestern . . .
Chicago. Mil. gt. L
Chicago T. T
Chicago T. T. pfd
C, C, C. A Bt. Loull....
Colorado rati a Iron
Colorado A Bouthera
Colo. go. lit pfd
Colo. go. M plj
Coatolldtted Oaa
Cora Products
Cora Products pld
Dtlaaart A Hud too Mo til
Dtlawtro. L.AW
Denver A Rio Orandt 400 40
Doavcr A R. O. pfd
Dm Ultra Stcurltlta 400
Brio 4,100
Brit lit pfd
Brit Id pfd
Otntral Electric ,
Hocking Vtlltr offtrod.
Illinolt Cantral
Inttraattoaal Papor
Internttional Ptptr pfd
Inltrnatlonal Pump
International Pump pfd
Iowa CtntraJ 100
Iowa Cantral pfd
Kinaaa City 8outh.ro 1.400
Kanaat City 80. pfd 1,100
Loultvlllt A Nttk 1.100
Mcalcia Contrtl 400
Mlnneapollt St. L
M., St. P. A g. g. at goo
U., .t. P. A 8. g. at. pfd too
Mlatoart Paeiaa 4.110
Mltaourl, K. A T t.iOO
M.. K. A T. Pfd
Nttiontl Lttd
N. R. R. of M. pfd.,
Now York Central 1.100
New York. O. A W too
Norfolk A Wttttrn too
Norfolk A W. pfd
North Amtrleaa
91
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TOO
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too
11,000
9,400
tot
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100
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Pacific Mall 400 SI It
Pennsylvania 14.tr im nf,
Ptoplt't Oaa 404 W II
P.. C, C. A gt. L.
Prtated ItMl Car 100 44 44
Protatd 8. C. pfd 44 St
Pullmta Palact Car loo til til
Reading 11.400 1M ISO
Reading lat pfd
Reading It pfa. offtrod
Republic Steel 104 M tl
Republic Steel pfd 1.100 N N
Rock laltnd Co l.iot H tl
Rock laland Co. pfd 10 11 gl
t. L. A .. P. M pfd
St. Loult aoutbwtattrn
St. L S. w. pfd Ss 41V 10
Soathera Pacltc t.tu 44 t4
ropTee Market. .
NEW YORK. July 9 COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened quiet at
unchanged price. In response to steady
cables, but eased off a partial 9 points
under a little scattered liquidation In the
ahaence of prompt demand, while later
cables from Havre also reported a decline
to the closing quotations of last wsek.
The local market closed steady at un
changed prk-es to a decline of I points.
Bales for the day were reported of 19.360
bags. Including July at K" 36c ; Septem
ber. fW-; necember. (6664 40c; March,
6.86c. Spot R, steady;-No. J Invoice, TTc.
So. Pacific pld
Bouthera Railway
Bo. Hallway pld
Tennoeaeo Coil A Iron ...
Tetat A Pacific
Toleoo, Bt. L. A W
T , 8t. L. A W. pfd
I'nloB PaclAc
t'nloa Pacifle pfd
t'tttted Statu Etprota
t'nlted Btatot Realtr
t'nltrd Bittet Rubeer
l B. Robtmr pfd
t'nltod Btttoi Btttl
U. 8. Steel pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical ....
Va -Carolina Cheat, pfd...
vvabeea
Wabaeh pfd
Wellt-Parao Bxprtea ,
Weallnghouae Electric ....
Wectera t'nloa
Wheeling A Lake BrU....
Wucontla Ctalrtt
W la Central pfd
Northern PaclAc
t antral Leal Her
Central Leather pfd.
Biota-Sheffield Bteel
Oraat Northern pit
Interborough Metropolltta.
Inttrbarougk Met. pfd
Total at Its lor tha day.
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do ad. 4a...
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do Sl
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to let Inc et
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hlcigo A A. I ...
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C. R. 1. A P. 4i.... 74
do Col It tow
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do term B. .
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Colo .A to. 4a
Cuba It
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S' L. 8. W. o. 4l... T4
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VYlhaah Ii
do eb. B
HAIIA LITE STOCl MARKET
(rt Cattle About ttdy, Othen Blow
to Lower.
HOGS TOUCH HIGH POINT OF YEAR
Receipt a of theea aatl Ijianba Ijirgeet
la Soane Weeks Otod Kladt
A beat Steady, evlth
Others Slow
BOl'TH OMAHA. July 9, 191.
Receipts were: Cattle. Mugs, cheep.
Oltlclsl Monday S.,w 4.-. J.eutt
Same day ih.i week t,o ),tue Xe.b
r-ame day two weeas ago .ii') a. iot l.jiK
tame tnree weeks ago.. 2.144 'i.lti i
bame tour wecits ag. ... auiv a.w'0 6s7
Same day last year 4.236 . JM ,iuo
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and stieep st South Oniana
for the year to date, compared wltn tasi
year;
190. 1X6. Inc.
Cattl 4..uM 414.640 4..64M
Hogs f 1.4(.1 l,S4;.oNl 14h.S4S
Sheep ;n.lcl 764. KU :i,78
CATTLE WUOfAlIOM.
The following will show lb prices paio.
for the aifferent kinds of caul on lh
South omana market:
tiood to cnoice corn-ted steers 3u.Jiu6 's
rair to good corn-teastet-rs ..
Common to tair corn-ieu aiders.... 4.tj.tw
Uood to ciioice cows and neilers.... .iOit4.i
1-air to gooo cows anu neuers 2.16-iio.io
Common to fair cows snd heitera.. 1 6y-' 6
Uood to cnoice .tucker, dk leedara. 9 i-44.1i
p'air to artori stut-o.i-o anu mum. .to. to
Common to fair atuckara 1aio.-6
Uuils, stsge, etc 3.7(U4.00
Veal calve 4.tMfl.i6
lae following table .hew the aveiavg
pi ice of hogs at bourn umana lor toe last
several days, wltn comparisons;
and) wheat they got up to ifl higher
then laat week', eloea sellers cit loot",
everything selling In very good season.
Tb bulk of the hogs sold at 4 J'I44 M va.
as sgalnst 3 46i 69 .on Saturtlsy The
rnipular price totlay waa lMH. sa
sgalnst l 4TH on Ssturrtsy, but there
waa not very many loads toe that
price, th top being oMv 33 63. ths ssm
as the close of last week. Today's ad
vance cerrlea the market to tho high
point of the year.
Representative sales;
PV Weatern Sid. 4t. .
Mw. L g 4i..
Hotting Vtl. tt...l(VWli. Ontral 4a..
Japan t tt
Ullered.
... 41
... fi
...lir.
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41
108
1
114
so
4
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Boeloa Storks and Bonds.
ROSTON, July 9-CaII loans. 4ii per
cent; time loans. 4&6 per cent, official
closing on stocks and bondt:
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. 11
Atchlton tdj. 4t
ao 4t
Me, central 4t
Atchlton
do sfd
Boatos A Albanr...
Botton A Mtlnt
Bottoa Bltrtttd ....
Pitch burg pfd
Met. Central
N. T.. N. H. A H..
Ptrt Mtrautttt ...
tntoa Pictgo
Amor. Argt. Cnom...
o pro
'Amor. Pneu. Tube.
Amtr. Sugar 130
do pfd Hi
Amir. T. A T no
Amtr. Woolen 14
do pfd lviv
"Dominion I. A 8... 11
Kit I eon Rlec. Illu 144
Mm. Electric it
do pfd 44
Maaa. Oat SI
t'nltod Fruit 1I
United Shot Mick.... II
do pM ith.
North Buttt in
l'. B. Steel u
do pfd 101
Asked. "Bid.
. 44 Wetting common
.101'A4renturt
. 14 Allouei
. 41iAn)ilgiaiatad
. It) Americtn Zinc ....
.144 I Atlantic
.110 Blnghtm
.111 t il. a Mecla
1ST Centonnltl
v.! v vyywr ni .....
Pair Weat
Franklin
Oranbr
lale Rorolt ....
Man Mining ...
Michigan
Mohiwk
Mont. C. A C.
Old Domlnloa ..
Oar coil ,.
Parrot
Qulncjr
Shinnon
Tamarack ....
Trinity
Vaittd Copper .
U. B. Mining...
V. 8. Oil
run
Victoria
Wlnoni
Wolverine
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Loadoa Cloalag Stocks.
LONDON. July 9. Closing Quotations on
th Stock exchange ware:
Contolt. mnnty .. 41 4-11 N. T. Central..,
do account 47 11-11 Norfolk A W...
Anaconda 111 do pfd
Atchlton rOVi Ontario A W....
do pfd 104 iPenniyivanla ..
Baltlmort A Ohio.... 1101 Rand Mlnta ....
Canadian Pacific
Chae. A Ohio
Chlctgt Ot. W
C, M. A Bt. P....
poBatrs
D. A R. O
do pfd
Krtt
do lit pfd
do td pfd
Illinolt Central ...
Loultvlllt A Naia.
M.. K. A T ,
,14
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Raiding
do let pfd
do Id ptif. ......
Southern Railway
do pfd
iouthtrn Pacific ..
Union PaclBo
- do pfd
U. B. Steel
do pfd
atatash
do pfd
ipaaltk 4a ..-
1ST
to
14
44
6
W
Eat. 16v. 1306. ;19t4.19t.19Ua.19Ul.1900.
June 2... ( 3,; 6 3t I 6 T0 1 HI 3 6 61
June A... 4, s 33. t 14 6 to( V rl o i a tU
June s... 4 6 tvl 6 111 1 st 6 6 U
June ... a to- i t i Si., 7 7 o( W
June tv... s 4ki a lii US 6 6 6 91Ota
July 1....I . -u, ut 0 7 4i k 9
July 3.... 48 6 19 5 66; IW;! al -July
3.... tt 47 6 29i I 61 7 61 i l i
Juiy ....( , j I
Juiy .... t,t. ij, 6 7 t4 0 M t-9
July 6 42 t o 6 37 6 M I 6 it 8 li
Juiy a th-0,1 , a 1K s 4i 7 76i i "
July 8.... 1 6 M t li 6 M 7 W 3 K3i
Juiy 9....I 6 16 ( 4b 7 8t'i 6 b4i 6 13
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICKS.
Cam. Hogs.
Omaha ti.iwitvet) IO.iaj.i.u.oo
Chicago l.iouo U 6 iba
Kansas City 2.4ti.l0 6 a'uii.'ii
St. loul. 1.76uu.t .4t4j.t
Sioux City 3u4Kij6.76 .4U'wti.t6
8A f I'RDA Y'H SHIMICNTS.
The loilowlng shows tne number of cars
of stocaers and feeders snipped to the
country and tneir points ot at-stiantiou:
Cattle. Cars.
fc,.,j. r'txllork, Uoorehead, la. N. W 4
C. iawrcnce, Cnester, Meo. W 1
J. tl. rlersiiey, Hersney, Web. t-'. Y 1
C. Rohwcr & Son, Fort Caihoun, Neb.
M. at 0 1
The official number of car. of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep. U'ses.
C. M. tV St 16 3
Mo. Pac 8
Lnlon r-ncitlc Ss 9 18 3
C. N. W., east .... 1 3 2
C. et N. W., west .... S 2 4 3
C, St. P., M. Ac O. .. li 4
C. U. g., east 7
C. B. Q., west 46 17 7
C, R. i. at K. east ..8 1
C, R 1. t P., west .. .. 1
C. U. V .3
Total receipt. 164 63 29
The dlspoa.tion of the day's receipt, was
a follows, each buyer purcnaslng tne num
ber ot head Indicated:
cauie. Hogs. on p.
No
41.,
14..
It..
T4..
44..
4t .
T4..
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41..
11.,
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...l?4
...151
..244
...M4
fh.
40
94
itn
44
140
IM
110
40
411
40
40
IW
4
I 41
t 40
4 4
4 4
4 I
I 14
4 44
I 4
4 44
40
4 40
4 40
4 4
4
4 40
I M'i
4 41
I II
4 II
4 II
4 i:
4 It
4 It
4 45
4 II
4 II
I 61
4 12
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4 41
4 46
4 66
4 14
4 46
4 16
44
SHKKr Receipt of sheep today were
the largest In over a month, about thirty
cars being reported in. '1 hey were nearly
all wesiern rangers, this being the first
day of the season en which there were
enough rangers here to really make a
market. In fact, this might be .-ailed th"
opening day of the rang season, al
though scstterlng shipments have been
straggling In during tne last two wf.M.
While the msrket on live sheep and
lambs was in fair shajie at the close of
last week, the eastern mutton market
closed very badly, so much so that buy
ers this morning were a little uncarts.. n
as to what move to make, ami in tons
quence were disposed to move slowly ntnl
await developments. That always mean,
a slow trsde end an easier tendency to
prices. The better grades of killers sold
at prices that were possibly not so very
much different from what they wonid
have brought last week, and good kinds
might be quoted at about steady.
Quotations Tor fed stock: Oood to choice
spring lumbs, 3676O7.60. good to choice
western shorn lambs, I4.00i6.76; fair lo
14 6VnS"S: a-ood to choice vearlings, (6.35n
6.76; fair to good yearilnsB, 35.0Wft5.3J: good
to choice wethers, 36.lMi6.60; fair to good
wethers, 34.7o4io.16; good to choice ewe..
34.7o6.28: fair to anod ewes. 14.2 41 4 , 5.
Quotations for range stock: Oood to
choice wethers. 35.0Oii6.60; good to choice
ewes, lt.T6tfj6.26.
NO.
6 cull bucks
17 Idaho bucks
4.1 western ewes
160 Oregon ewes
240 Oregon ewes
99 western feeder lamb.....
694 Idaho ewes
7M yearling wethers and
feeders
4C2 Wyoming wethers
2i9 Wyoming wethers
261 Wyoming wethers
K3 Idaho yearling
330 Idaho yearlings
375 Idaho yearlings
874 Idaho yearlings
57 Idaho yearlings
lOi western fed lambs
118 Idaho lambs
Z9 Idaho lambs
319 Idaho lambs
Av.
, . . . 6S
.... 156
.... W
.... R9
.... 971
.... 63
.... 103
ewe
.... 63
.... 9
.... 9ti
.... 9
.... 74
.... 74
.... 94
.... 84
.... 91
.... Tl
.... 62
.... C2
Pr.
2 60
3 on
4 15
4 &
4 75
4 76
t 76
4 75
8 00
t 01)
6 00
6 SO
6 60
6 K6
6 95'
5 95
00
6 60
60
60
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41
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SILVER Rar. firm. 29 18-16d per ounce.
munisi- 183 per cent.
The rate of discount In the onen markM
for short bills Is 2T4 wr cent: for three
months' bills, 383 1-16 per cent.
New York; Mlatngr Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 9 Closlnt. quotations
on mining stocaa were:
Adams Cea
Altot
Brooca
Braaiwick Coa ..
Comet oca Tunnel
Con. Cel. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Bllvtr
LttdTlllt Coa ....
Offered.
I
.. 40
.. J
.. 14
.. It
..K
..400
.. 4
Llttll Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
Pmoet
Stvtgo
Sierra Ntvtda
braall Hoptt ..
Standard
I
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34u
3
4
14
14
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42
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fctl
1,1,14
l.91
l.oon
l.Z9
l.i'H
91
4,414
very fair
1.4!7
6.49s
run
104
s
101
M
106
l
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rorelga rioaaelal.
LONDON, July . Honey was la good de
mand on the market today for repayment!
to th Bank of Bngltuid and supplies were
abundant. Discounts were steady. Trad
ing on tha Stock exchange waa quiet with s
mora confident feeling. Consols were steadily
supported in ths day. but eaad near thr
cloae. Home rail, were In better demand,
while foreigners were Inclined to harden
on Pari auport. Amortcaaa opened with
not much chsog in price. Uplt th
unfavorable New York bank olatement. and
Improved to over parity tn the forenoon
on fair buying Chicago. Milwaukee aV St.
Paul and Baltimore A Ohio wire the fea
ture. Later Nw York bought and caused
Treaaary Stateaaeat.
WASHINGTON, July 9. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 8160.000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available rash balance,
8179,362,692; gold coin and bullion 992,760,
966; gold certificates, 342.601,410.
Baik Cleariaga.
OMAHA, July 9. Rank clearings for to
day were 31,610,621.68 and for the corre
sponding date last year 31.668,464.67.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 9 MftTAIA There
was a sharp decline in the Ixindon tin mar
ket with spot 10s below closing prices Fri
day at atitf, wnue tuiurva ueruncu ai io
167 17s 6d. locally the market was lower in
sympathy with the foreign break and close,
at 337.364)07.60. Copper, 2s 6d lower In the
London market with spot quoted at 81 7s
6d and future, at 40 7. 6d. Locally the
market was dull and nominal with lake
quoted at 318.6difjl9.00; electrolytic at 318.2:4j.
1K.624 and casting at I1S.UV&19.IHJ; electrolytic
at Il8.254c18.62i., and casting at 818.00918.12Vt.
Lead was unchanged at 35.764r6.60 in the
local market, but declined 2s 6d to 16 Is
6d in lxinrton. Spelter was unchanged at
2 17s 6d tn I-ondon and ruled dull at .Vj
iV97j In the local market. Iron was M
higher In the English market with standard
foundry quoted at 60s lOd and Clevelind
warrant, at 60s 4d. Locally the msrket
wss unchanged. No. 1 foundry norther") is
quoted at lib. 2x318. 76; No. 2 foundry north
ern. 117.746 18.28: No. 1 foundry southern.
I 317.603 18.00; No. 3 foundry southern, 117.00
4J17 60.
ST. IOIIS. July 9 METALS Li-ad.
quiet at 36 80; spelter. 36.87.i.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK, July 9-COTTON-Snot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 10 80c; mid
dling gulf. 11 06o; sales. 1.633 bales.
ST. LAJi In. Alo.. July 9 COTTON
Stesdy; middling. 10V: salea. 64 bales; re
ceipts, none; shipments, none; stock. 27.614
bales.
1VERPOOL. July 9.-C4TTON Snot In
limited demand; prices two points lower;
American middling fair. 4 62J. good mid
dling, 6.32d; middling. d.l2d; low middling,
5.94d; good ordinary. 6.74d; ordinary. 6.64U.
The sales of the day were 6.tM bales, of
which 6ti0 bales were for speculation and
export and Included 4.600 balea American.
Recetpia. 3.000 bales. Including Z.7U0 bales
American.
NEW ORLEANS. July 9 -COTTON-Spot
rinsed dull; sales. 59 bales; low ordinary,
7c, nominal; ordinary, 8c. nominal;
good ordinary, 9 9-bic; low middling. 10Sc;
middling, llVac; good middling. 11c; mid
dling fair. 12c. nominal; fair, 17c. Re
ceipts. 660 bales; stock, 46.849 bales.
Oils aatl lotlt.
NEW YORK. July 9-OILS-Cottonseed
oil nrm: prim crude, f. o. b. mills,
27c, nominal, new crop: yellow, ITVIiKc.
Petroleum, steady; refined New York, 87.80;
Philadelphia and Baltimore. 37.75: prime. In
bulk. 84 65. Turpentine, quiet; 60iji(Aje.
ROSIN Firm; strslned common to good,
33 960406.
OIL CITY, Pa.. July s.-OIL-Oredlt bal
ancea. 31.64: shipments. 12E.612 bbls.;
average, 62.906 libit ; runs. U3.0M bbls.;
average, 66.1X7 bbls.: shipments. Lima, it.-
bbls.; average, 47.194 bbls.: runs, Lima,
60.045 bbls ; average, 32.39 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Oa , July 9 OIL Turpen
tine, firm. 67te.
ROSIN Firm: A. R snd C, (8 6041366; D.
I36 90; E. 84 06494.10: P. 34 1&4M 30; O.
I40t4; H. 84 36: I. H46; K, 34 46; M, 349;
N. 34 66; WG. 64 90; WW. 84.436.i.
Wool Market.
ST. LOflS. July 9-WQOL-Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. tR
26c: light fine. latfC-Jo, heavy fine. llAll.c;
tub-washed. rU-Uc.
Elgla Hatter Market.
ELGIN, III.. July 9 -BlTTER-nrm and
unehinsretl at 9ne per pota4. Sale for th
week, 769.600 pound.
Omaha Packing Co
bwirt and company
Cuddhy Packing Co.- ...
Armour dk Co
Lobman A Co
W. 1. Stephen
Hill Son
Hamilton & Rothschild
L. r'. Huts
Sol Degan
J. B. Root A Co
L nion Uressed Beef Co
Sheridan Meat Co
Other buyer .:
Held over
CATTLE There wa.
of cattle here today, receipt, being th'
largest for a Monday in several weexs.
The market, a. a whole, was not vury
active and none too satisfactory. Huu.
steers of good quality which just hap
pened to strike buyers' fancy sold at About
steady prices, but the general trade .vj
slow and the tendency lower. In fact,
buyers, as a rule, were bidding consider
ably lower than last week and evioemiy
lt wa. their intention to get prices down.
The result was that it wa la e b for
anything Ilk a clearance wa madu aim
the general trad might be aummed up a
slow lo lower.
In the language of the yards, the cow
market wa. all shot to pieces. Strictly
good corn-fed cow. and heifers we.o
close to steady, but anything olse was
more or less demoralised. It is safe to
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Strong to' 15 Cents Higher
Hosts and Sheep steady
CHICAQO. July 9. CATTLE Receipts,
23.0iJ head; market strong to lKg-i6c higher
omrrrbn to prime steers, 4"?a.l0; cows,
remsln unrhsngod on pot. with quotation
ra'iglng frm ;o to "c, the outside pr i-e
blng nominal. Vprlcon are firm; choice,
IV; extra choice. fancy, I4til4'i.c.
t'earhc itre wrll rVnm-d on tn pil ami
futures are not offered frrelv; choice. l'w
lie; extra choice. lt,4tllty-; fumy. I1rf
1;V; extra fancy, l.'uU'f. . RnNlna are In
stesdv d'-mand; loos. MuerMtele, titytit-;
see Ud raisins, 7Vi7V'; lndon layr-s, II 4.
OM AIIl WI101.KAI.K M Ml K ET.
Condition of Trod aatl Quotations oa
Staple and Taney I'rodner.
r.OOS Receipts, liberal: fresh stock. 15.
LIVK POt I. i It f-llcns. 94-ilv; rrxisiria.
6c; turkeys, ltiuc; ducks, 7c; spring ulil k-
ens, lc per lb.
HI TTT-.R-Packlna stork. J IV; oho ci
fsncy dairy. Kv: crenmery. ?ln21Vtc
HAl-I'tlccs quoted by oinahs t- rod com
pany: No 1 upland, h.J"; nirtiium, g:t.a;
cosrse. I9.it. Rye etiaw, It; M.
RRAN-l'er ton. 817.MI.
NEW VEtlKTARLKa.
TO.MATOKtv-Texas, per crate of 20 lbs.,
otlKc.
WAX REANR-Per msrkrt basket of
about 16 lbs., 6
BIKINI r.c.A.S-Per mstket basket of
about 16 lhs., 6tc.
T CRN IPS. HKETS AND CARROTS -rer
ds. bunches, Joe.
LEAF LETTU CE-Hothouse, per do.
heeds. 20o.
Cl'CCMU'ERS Homv-grown. rcr dog..
60c; Tex s a, per bu. Imx, t-'.OU.
ONIt.8 California, -c per lb.; Teias,
In crates, white, 11.75; yellott, 31 35.
GRKEX ONIONS Per dos. hunches. 30c
It 4, li 811 K8 Per dug hunches. 16c.
C A HH AUK Home-grown. c p-r h
.1 Al l.lFl.nWKK-i'er Uoi heads. 76.
ORF.KN PEAS Per bu.. 3100.
NEW POTATOES Per Im., stc.
OLD VEOETABLE8.
POTATOES I lome-gi own, per hu , 6tvfl
rx; South Dakota, pet pu., ,6ij'.(0c; Colorado,
9-c per bit.
NAVY HE A NS Tei- bu.. J1.S5; No. 2. 31.75.
LIMA DEANS Per lb, 3'c.
TROPICAL FRUITS..
DATES Per box of 30-lh. pkga, 8:.W;
Hsllowe'en, In 70-lb. boxes, per box, 6c;
Ssyers, per lb., 4c; walnut aiuffed, l-ll.
pkga., 82in per do.; 9-lb. boxes, 41 to.
ORANGES Caltfurnia, extra fancy nav
els, large alia, 34,:'5'n6.4Xi; Mediterranean
sweets, all start, )4.k44.50; Valencies, all
si ten, 95 036.60.
LEMONS Llmonlers, xtra fancy, I4
slsc. f6t; I4i to 9h0 slxe. 7.B.
r-IU8Oelirortilti, per lt-lb. carton. 75'd
fcV-; Importe.i Smyrna, thre-crown, lie;
six-crown. 13c.
I1VNANAS Per nn-dltitn-slsed bunch,
1 .Vn-M'S; Jumbos, t3.StK4.i3.0w.
PINEAPPLES Florida, slzca 24, 30 and
36. tS OO-
FRl'ITS.
CH ERR I ES California, 32.00 per 8-lb.
box; sour rhrrlcs, 24-qt. crate. 3150.
GOOSEBERRIES l'er trute of 24 qts..
I2IW.
PEACHES California, 31 10 per
f'H"M!4 California, ti.&tmi.ib.
PLACK RERH1 ES Per l'4-qt. crste. 32 25.
RASP ItERR IKS Red. per 24-pt. crate,
12 60; black, per 24-qt. crate, 32 60.
APRICOTS Per 4-lMiskct crate, 31.75.
CU'RRANTS Homn-grown, white and
red, per t4 qts., 81. 50.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb, IVic, or about
30i8i.c each.
C ANTE LOUPES California, per crate,
about 46 melons. 33.6tji4.tu; Texas, j-cr
crate, about 45 melons, 33.(0.
CUT MEAT PRICES.
Rlba. No. 1, 12c; No. 2, 10c; No. 3, Sc.
Loin. No. 1. 15c; No. t, 12Vc; No. 3, 11c.
Chuck, No. 1, 5'4c; No. , 5e; No. 3, t-c.
Round, No. 1, Hc; No. 2. 8c; No. 8. 7c.
I'late, No. 1, ile; No. 3, 3c; No. 3, 24c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg, 33.75; per hbl., 36.76.
HON EV New, per 1:4 lbs., 83.60.
CHEESE Swiss, new, lc; Wisconsin
brick, IJc; iscounln litnbiiiger, lie; twins,
Uu; tuung Aniencus, 16c.
Nl.TS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., lo.ee; hard shells, per lb.,
l.ic. Pecans, large, per lb., 14c; small.
pri lb., lie. i-eanuis, per lb., c; roasted.
bti.
W.W4.50; heifers. 3-'.76t;.25: bulls. t2.76 I l" lb. lac. Chill walnuts, per to., 13j 13y
4 26; calves. 6.6Kati.60; stockers and feetl-
ers. 32.76tf4.60.
HOGS-Receipls, 39,000 hesd; market
steady; choice to prime heavy, 8f.8O4rS.86;
Ainionds, sort shells, per lb., 17c; liatd
sliells, per 10., 16c. Cocoa nuts, It per sac
of luo.
SUGAR Granu.-iited cane, In tiblj..
medium to good heavy. . 7041.7 U4; butcher- 35.10, granulated t ane. in .aiKs, o.u; ;ninu
welghts, 36.75.86; good lo choice heavy lted beet, in sacks, 6 01.
mixed. i.tii7B: n?kinr. M.OOae.ffi. SYRUP-in bbls.. tie per gal.i In cases.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22,000
head: market steady; sheep. ti.Sn.ia;
yearlings, 35.40Q1.40; snorn .ambs, 86.40u-O0.
Xew York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. July 9. BEEVES Receipt..
3.6H0 head; market for ateers, active and
14W200 higher except for common, which
were steady; bulla and cows, steady to loc
higher; steers, 4.364.00; bulls, 330044 .26;
cows, J1.60u4.06. Csblos quoted live cattle
lower at lOVrftrllVrO per lb., dressed weight.
Exports estimated for tomorrow, 990 cat
tl and 3.760 quarter, of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 4.119 head; veals, 26?
75c higher; buttermilks snd greasers, 75C8
II 00 higher: veals. 34.60197 60; selected veals,
17.75; grassers and buttermilks, 83.2MM.ti.
Dressed calves, higher: city dressed veals,
7iffillc pr lb.; choice, HHc; country dressed.
64(10c.
HOGS Receipts, 7,776 head; market, fully
stesdy at t7.1.'S7.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 12.936
head; sheep, 15c higher; lambs, active and
15&26C higher; sheep, 33.601iti.25; choice
heavy, 36. Wi; culls, 31.507)3.00; iamb. 36009
9.25.
Kanaa. City Lire Stock Market
KANSAS CITT. July 9 CATTLE Re
ceipts
18,000 head. Including 9,00u head
Inn- mnA dull.
There were only a few scattering odd.
and end. of feeders, and there was nu.n
ing new In that department of the trade.
Representatives sales:
?h.nVrfltof lit week with he trAr. ''rong. other, steady to 10c lower; calves
M1"" 1 nI' 0f 1 28c lower; choice export and dress, d be-f
steers, 35 40ui.I(i; fair to good. t.ag.o.S.i;
western fed steers, 3.S(Ka6.'io; stockers and
feeders. 32.7Ve4.36: southern steers, 33.uutf
6.00; southern cows, 12.tr3.i6; native cow.t,
32.(K(j4.30; native hellers, 3i.004i5.25; buiis,
32.604 00; calves, 2.6"&5 26.
HOGS Receipts, 4,7(0 head; market
strong; ton, 3A.70; bulk of sales, I wyijtt. K7:
heavy, Irt tVx&"..70; packers, 3i 6-Ha5.'iO; pits
and lights, 6.7tvt(l.70
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpt., 10 003
head: market steady to a shade
lambs. 4i.7Sx'a7.60; fed sheep and yearlings.
84 75i4t.7a; Texas and Arlxona fed yearlings,
86.6(Kiitl.2&; Texas and Artsona fed sheep,
34. 76,'(i6.76: Texas gonts. t3.003.60; stockers
and feeders, 13 26416 00.
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cases it Hj-ll). cans, 41.65.
COFFEE Roasted, No. S3, 254c per lb.;
No. 30. 2tH per lb.: No 2,, UVtO per lb.;
No. M, I6Hc per lb.: No. ii. 12c per lb.
CURED FISH Family whlteflsh, per
quarter bhl., 100 lbs., 14.00, Norway mack
erel, No. 1, 818; No. 2, J-'n; No. 8, 40; Inert
No. 2. 316; herring, In bbls., 200 lbs. each,
Norway. 4k, 312) Norway k, 313; Holland,
mixed, ill; Holland herring, in kegs, milk
ers, 4c; kegs, mixed, 7oo.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, o&fitmc; Maine, 81.16. Tomatoes, S-lb.
cans, l.;-f'ol.50; 2-lh. 974101181. Plneappl-a,
grated, I-lb.. 32.06(&2.SO; aliced. 1.9(K(i2.2u;
Gallon apples, fsncy. 33 90; California apri
cots, ll.4.Ky 1 00; pears, 3176 2 50; peaches,
fancy. 31.I6fj2.40; H. C. peaches, I2.00th2.i0.
Alaska salmon, red, 31.26; fsncy Chinook,
F., 32.10: fancy sockeye, F., II. 96; sardines,
H oil. 32 60; 4 mustard, 82 iWn3.10. Sweet
potatoes. 1.154i 1.25; sauerkraut, tl; pump
kins, 90C&I1.00; wsx beans, 2-lh., 764j9uc;
lima beans, 2-lb.. 7&c4i3I.S5; spinach. 3135;
cheap pfas, 2-lb., 60c; extra, J&ijiiiuc; fancy,
II. 3Sjl.7o.
REAL ESTATE THASISFKRf.
St. l.onla I. Ire glock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July 9 - CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.600 head. Including 3.600 head Tex
ans; market higher; native shipping anil
export ateers. 34.25fi6.O0; drersed beef and
butcher steer.. J6.(0; steers under 1 ofiO
pounds. 83.60cn460: stockers and feeders, 32.00
434.25; cows and heifers. 32.148.a; canners,
81.004j2.Ou; bulls, 32.4Vi4 00; rslvn, !3.Cififc4i.oO;
Texas and Indian steers, I2.?6ff 4.6; cows
and heifers. 31 754)3.26.
HOGS Receipts, ?X00 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, Pv4"ffii.75; packers.
IG4tnn.75; butohera and best heavy, (6 651
6 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, t.600
head: market steady: mutton. It06ft0;
lambs. 34.00lrS.ro: culls and bucks, t3.0O.7i;
6.76, Blockers, I3.76i94.26.
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Bt. Jeaveph Live Btock Market.
ST. JOflEPH. July 9. -CATTLE Receipts,
2.7O0 hesd; msrket steady to strong; nstives,
14.40196 90: Texas .nd westerns. MKJio.4":
rows and heifer, 817f& 4.75; docker and
feeders f.1 0113.76.
HOGS Receipts.
6c higher: llrht
hesvy. M6086 72V4;
SHEEP AND
head; market steady.
r-ead: market 2
I ' ' 6 ; medium and
bulk of ssles, llfioati.tfV
LAMBS Receipts. 433
glows City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT. July 8 Special Telegram !
CATTLE Receipts, 600 hesd; market
strong: stocaers rteany: oeeves. st ni'ne lb:
cows, bulls and mixed. 33 0HS4 60; Blockers,
feeder. 13 Jtr4.lt; calves and yearungs,
S3 .(' 4.00.
HOGS Receipts, I.i'n nean; marxer
strong: aeillng at 44ia4,; duix or saies.
,V3Vy4i 60.
gtork In Mht.
Ttocjlnts of live stock at tha sis
clpal western markets veterdsy.
South Omaha
Sioux City
Ksnas City .
fli Joseph ...
gt Louis
Chicago
F. J. Fltigerald to J. A. Ilaugh.y,
lot 16, block 124. Dundee t
Agnes A. Honey and husband to
Nellie A. Sherwood, lot 1, block
149, South Omaha
Joseph Vol and wife to N'tlie
Connslly, lot 14, block 133, i-loutU
Omaha . . ,.
F. W. Carmlrhael to Sallle M.
Ilorto.i. lots 7. 8 and 9, block 11,
Halcyon Heights
W. H. BMby et al. to James W. Roy .
and Malley Roy, part of lota 1
and 2, block 1, Rush & Melby's
aOd
lower;1"- L. Patrick et al. to Itulp i
nuriien auu siir, iut i ant, w
of lots 2. 33 and 34. bio -k 2,
Himehaugh's add
M. B. Robinson et al. to Suran V.
Barnes, let 17. block 2, Mayn
Plare
Mary E. Mulvlhlll et ai. to l.ewla
Renlfrow, lot 3. Washington
Square
Sarah J. James to George Birk-
msn, lot 4, block 1, Rooney a
add
P. F. Hsvey and wife to Frederleka
Howlsy. lot 19. block 14. Bvdford
Place
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust
company to Charles Rosso. n33'x
feet of lot I, f'nhurn'a sub.
A. S. Wllklns and wife to James
H. Wllklns. int of lot 8,
Pruyn's sub
James M. Woolworth to John A.
Htmones, lot 13, block J. Sulphur
Spring
Nettle Walton and husband to C.
II. EcUery. lot 11. block 14, Wal
nut Hill
National Life Insurance enmpnny
to George I.. Whlt-nore...90 reet
of lot 11. block 7. Haiiat'om Plure
John Paul snd wife to Iva L.
Frank. w2 feet or lot 12, block
"E." Lowe's 1st add...,
Theresa Morse and husband to
John w. Hoioen. n or lot inn
sll fet of lot 2, block 16, E. V.
Smith's
Ellen D. Srott to Milton If. Olbbs,
psrt of lot 6. block T. I.owes. .
H. C. Plunkett to Ahram Sobrlng.
tots 6 ard 6 e1 wj feet or lot
1. block 77. Omaha.......;
va alter C. Alston to li. C. Plunkett,
ssme
An" E. WM-omne to Abram ,e-
br'nr. 'ame
M'cbal B'ldnv to Rnsalje Burtnr,
eiot f- or lot 2. I.loi-K . Mil-
cox's sdd
tti-k M"tff rev companv to Hush
MoCatTrev. Iota 19 and 23. May-
ft"ld
prin-
, S 700 4 AV) I.VO
. 600 2.7O0
.18 0f 4
. 2 7" S.7M
. 4 00 J.Ofvi
.23.00 39,041
10.000
4X1
3.61
22,fn
.... 61.990 66.813 38,23)
Totals
a Bar aatl Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 9-8UGAR-Raw. Arm:
fair refining. 81tc: centrifugal. 96 tert. 9c;
molasa sugar. c. Refined, steady: No. ,
4 20c; No 7. 4 15c; No. 9. 4 10c; No. 9. 4 0;
No. 10. 4 00c: No 11. 3 96c: No. 12. I 9ic: No.
13. 3 8ic; No. 14. 3.85c: confectioner' A. 4 35c:
mould A. 606c; cut loaf. 6 40c; cruehed.
640c: powdered. 490c; granulated. 4 70c:
cubes, 4 9c.
MOLA8BKS Steady: Kew Orleans open
kettle good to choice. uic.
NEW ORLEANS. July 9 SUGAR -Steadv:
open kettle, centrifugal, lftl T-lAc
centrifugal, yellow. 3Sc; seconds, HJ3c
STRUP-26TJ30c;
Rvaporated Annie, aatl Dried Frolta.
NEW YORK. July 9 -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continue! steady on spot
with olTerlna-s very light; prime, IlcTU,r
choice. llHillsiei fancv, 12c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prunea
art rather easy fur future shipment, but
400
2,000
3,060
760
153
1.660
1,710
860
al.JOO
t.SOA
i:s
900
1,800
6,600
1.6M
4,000
' 60)
It
Total for July 9, 1908...
, $:9.i
INVESTMENTS.
5 ,
A. B. LEACH a CO.
FORMERLY
FARSON, LEACH , & CO.
NEW YOttK'
CHICAGO UOtHON PiillADavU'aXA