THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1906.
9
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
nheat Strong Trom Opening and Good
Adrano Scored.
fORE
IGN NEWS BEGINS TO CUT FIGURE
Cnklee Do Not Rclrrl American Df
rllne of Frcvlooa Dar ta
favorahl Cray Report Com
from Rinla-torn Strong.
OMAHA, July 11, inoi
Wheat u strong trom the opening and ;
jii ii-n writ iiiviiniTa nearly a com iiuiii i
yesterday, losing only a littie from the top
und cloning c higher. Foreign news win
an Influential factor today, ine American I
uecilne of yesterday wan not reflected In I
the cable, and unfavorable crop reports )
tame from Husala. Primary receipts were
large and the caah dernana was rjeuer.
Isomestlc news was generally lavorable,
tnough a few reports came of black rust In
Norm Dakota.
Corn was strong, showing an advance for
the day of To on September. Receipts
were under estimates. Caah demand was
fair. A wire from Chicago said corn needs
rain In Illinois.
In oals there was no trading; whatever
and no nominal quotations were made.
Primary wheat recelpta were 685,000
bushels and shIDments 275. OKI bushels,
against recelpta last year of 448,000 bushels
and ahlpments of JiO.OOO bushels. Corn re
relpta were $04,000 bushels and ahlpments
2A,0n bushels, against receipts last year
of 47, mm bushels and ahlpments of (27,000
bushels. Clearancea were l,uu0 bushels of
wheat, S.6M barrels of flour, 13.000 bushels
of corn and 666 bushels of oats.
Liverpool closed d higher on wheat
and td lower on corn.
Today s Record-Herald says: "Each dsy
of declining marketa Is Increasing ths vol.
time of sales of wheat for export. Yes
terdays sales aggregated S20,OUO bushels of
wheat. The bulk Vn durum wheat, partly
c. I. f. Buffalo, a little No. 1 red and a
little Manitoba. The report that 144.000
buahela of wheat had been Bold from Chi
cago for export direct waa emphatically
denied by the parties credited with doing
the business. Seaboard exporters are tak
ing a more optimistic view of the coming
rsles abroad than are the foreign Importers.
The Atlantic seaboard exporter Is convinced
that when the quality of the preaent crop
of wheat becomes known abroad It will
bring In an immense business. No business
waa done In hard winter wheat for export
via the gulf, but bids were better and the
demand expanding. New Tork exporters
were bidding a little closer than foreign
buyers for hard winter and lc out of line
on red winter. Both were about lc out of
line for export the previous day. The
durum, or macaroni, wheat was- reported
to have been offered very low, claimed to
ba 70e c. I. f. Buffalo.1 r
Local range of option:
Articles ! Open. High Low. Clone. Y'y.
Wheat- ji i
July... 71B1 7UB 71VB 7HB 71 B
Bept... ?0B 71 70B SA 70A
Corn '
July... 47B 4 A 47HB 48 A 47B
Bept... 47B 48 A 474.B 48 A 47V.A
A asked. B bid.
Omaha Caah Prlrea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 72c; No. 3 hard.
8 0 72c; No. 4 hard, 63 a 88c; No. 3 spring,
lie.
CORN No. I, 48c; No. 3
484e: No. S white, 49c.
OATS No. 8 mixed. c; No.
yellow,
3 w
hlto.
fic; no. 4 wnite, sue.
RVE No. I, 64c; No. 3. 63c.
Carlot Recelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis .
Omaha ........
Duluth '.
St. Louis ...
...164
....118
... 3
.... 23
... 89
21
15
41
48
CHICAGO GRAIN AJ(D PROVISIONS
Feature- of the Trading; and Closing
Price on Board of Trad.
CHICAGO. July 11. Reports that for
eigners are buying American wheat and
the cleulm that black rust has appeared
in Nurtn Dakota caused a strong tone to
day in the local wheat market. At the
dose wh at fur September delivery was
up 1jvc. Corn was up c. Oats showed
a. gain of lwlVc. Provisions, were tSfi
If h jher. ' f ,;- -
.'ill wheat market was strong all day
and there was active demand throughout
the session. Shorts were the principal
buyers, although commission hnusen were
also Hberal bidder. The chief bullish fac
tor of the early trading was t'.ie light ac
ceptances of cash bids. Later came the
reports of black rust In North Dakota, and
following this a statement from New York
Iha; foreigners were bidding for Manitoba
and Duluth spring wheat. There was also
some indication of buying by foreigners
In this market. The close was strong.
September opened ijc higher, at 77tf
7ic, advanced to "6'u78Sc and closed at
7(ii,'(i781c. Clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 67,000 bu Primary receipts
were 6oo,0rt0 ba, compared with 448.0U) bu.
the corresponding day a year ago. Min
neapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of 239 cars, against a holiday last
week and 1S7 care a year ago.
The nmhablltty of continued clear hot
weather In Ike corn belt strengthened the
corn mafket. Cash houses leu in tne ouy
Ing. which was of an Influential character
Arrivals for tomorrow were estimated to
be smaller than for the last few days and
this stimulated the demand, snarp a
ni in the Drlce of caah corn at St.
l.oul and Kanaaa City were additional
bullish Influence. The market closed
strong with prices close to the highest point
of th day. September opened 4j-C
hie-har. at 62V(fi 62c. advanced to 5So and
cloaed at 62o. Local recelpta were 199
cars, with 78 cars of contract grade.
There waa an active general trade in
ran with Diicea tending upwards strongly
Reports from Illinois and New York were
i)ii the, ,rnn waa belne- damaa-ed by rust.
The clear, hot weather waa generally con-
mt-.A am rietrtmental to the orooer ma
turlng of the new crop. September opened
higher, at 84c, advanced to 85'c,
where 11 cioseu. " " "
PrnuUinni were firm ob an active demand
by shorts and local packers. At tha close
September pork waa up We, at I17.67V4. Lard
was up 7Hc. t .. Bibs were 3e6c
higher, at $9.66. .
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat
lr7 care; corn. 242 cars; oata, 180 cars; hogs,
tt.mo head.
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Clo. T'ty
Wheat)
July.-.TTSS
Sept...'T7Vu
Dec.... 79V-fia
74
77
T74
7i
61
ta
x
77V'78V'Cf"J
78v,
8V4.
79:
80
Corn 1
July...fi2H
62"
62
Sept.
May,
63
63V
..l4STSH
6LHI
4iTl
61
Pork-n
I
I
8SS
84V
ss&a!
s&tT
juiy...i.i-vp-y
8eut...84''H
34tfi
Dec. ... SiWi
3611
87
8ev
sv
37
18 60
17 42Vi
3 87
12
16
t 62V4
bi
87
May...87H'iri
3Mi
,38y
Oata
July..
Sept..
Lard
July.. Sept.,
Oct...
Bept,.
Oct...
18 75
17 60
18 87UJ
17 6ii
07
9 2U
t 2ZI
671
16
20
67
to
t 80
do
80
No. t."
Cash quotation were aa follow:
FLOUR Steady; winter patent, $3 6OJ4.00;
w. liter straights, 838tV0j7O; spring patenta,
8J Kt4.(0; aprlng straight a. $i4u3.k, bak
ers. j bs 10.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 7281c; No. 3.
7T,ti7i.c; No. 3 red, fhW(r7Vc.
CORN1.No. 3. 68c; lie i yellow. 68S49
SVvc.
OATS No. 3. SSSc; No. 3 white, 4341c;
No 3 white, Sn39c.
RYE No. 1. 6c.
HA.RLKY-Oo1 feeding, 40c; fair to
choice malting. 460c.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. $1.0; No. 1 north
western. $1.10. Prime timothy, $4.. Clover,
contract grade, 8113. .
opnvisinMU Short rlba side, loos.
8ao.10. Mesa pork, per bhl.. tl$-7b
isrv. Lard, per HJ lbs . 88 37. Short
1.. r mA-m iWeBeHl. 89.87WT10.O0.
The receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were; Receipt. Shipment.
Flour, bbl 168O0 12.S0O
What, bu 144 000 loi.t-o
Corn, bu 47.J 94.9U0
Oata. bu &30 64,100
Re. bu 8.0OT
Uarley. bu 8i.0uO 3,100
On (he Produce exchange today the butter
market wa steady: creameries, lS4aac
dairies. 15$ : Ac; egga steady at mark, case
Included. UtJHV, firsts, 14c; pnme first,
lac; extra,. lsc; cneese, steady, iuhtu'c
Oil mm moala.
NEW YORK, July 11 OILS Cottonseed
oil. steady; prima crude, f. o. . b. mills.
2.6, nominal, new crop; yellow, (,i;ao.
18 76 18 90 I
17 60 17 0TV
t 02H 10
17vJ 8 26
t 20 ZTH
70 70
66 t 60
t 80 I t 8ZH
Petroleum, Brm; refined new Tork. 7 86;
Philadelphia ana l.iltimnre, IT... primp, m
bulk, 14 H6. Turpentine, quiet; r'-
ROSIN Firm; str.ilued, common to
good, 4 09.
SAVANNAH, July 1 1 OIL Turpen
tine, firm; 67 He.
ROoTN Firm. Quote: A. B. C, 18.10,
D. 830; E. 14.10; F. 34 064 415; . $4 1";
H. 34 80Q 4 35; I, 14 40; K, 14 45; M, 4.0;
N, 14. 76; WO, 14 60; WW, 14.10.
KKW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
f the Dar
Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Julr 11 -FLOCR-Recelpt.
14.110 bbls.; export, bbls.; sales. 8,200
pkgs. The market was quiet and about
stendv. Mlnneenta natenta. 64 8O04.6O: Mlnne-
I snta bakers. 33.4.V03 86; winter patenta. 34 i0
I 64 80; winter straights. M.SKBK; winter
extras, 2)tfj3 40; low grades, 12 nogi.gs. Kye
finur, quiet; fair to good. 3.45iS.!0
cnoiee
10 fancy. 4X964X4 30.
roilNMK! firm: fine white and rel-
nw n orpl.26; coarae, $1. 1031.12; kiln dried,
i,i w
RYE bull; No. 1 western, 870 f. o. b.
New York
WHEAT Recelnts. 4.00 bu.: exports,
17.WS bu.: nle.. isnnrtoo bu. futures; spot,
steady; No. 1 red, R3Sc. elevator and 84V!
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth,
87So f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, Mani
toba, Mc f. o. b. afloat. The wheat market
was more active and firmer today. Its main
bull factors were steady cables, foreign
buying, unfavorable northwest crop news,
outside bttvlnr. bullish 'Russian or on news
and rumors of export demand. l-t prices
represented 4c to tyr net advance. May,
W1jVc, closed at 8Sc; July. 83'SMSc,
cloned at Wiijc: September. S3 15-16'a4Sc,
cloeod at 84Vc; December, (WV0Sc. closed
at lHc.
CORN Receipts. 42.700 bu.: exports. 129.248
bu.; sales, 20,0no bu.' futures. The spot mar.
ket wsa firm; No. 2. 60c. nominal, elevstor,
and 60', nominal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yel
low, 6tHc, nominal; No. 2 white, Rio, nom
inal. The option market was decidedly
stronger, closing (&lc net higher. Shorts
were active buyers on light country ac
ceptances, dry hot westher in the belt and
a good cash demsnd. July closed at 6Vfcc;
September, 59"f&A9Hc, closed at KVc; De
cember, M 6-1ci6Ho, closed at BaHc.
OATS Receipts, 90.000 bu.; exports, 650
bu. The spot market was firm; mixed oats,
W to 33 lbs., 42Vyf-Oo; natural white. SO to
33 lbs . 42V343c; clipped white, 38 to 40 lbs.,
47Vavy..
FEED Steady; spring bran. 118.85 prompt
shipment; middlings. $19.00 July shipment;
city, $L1.00723.60.
HAY Firm; shipping, 6i 5o ; , good to
choice, 86i1c.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
lsos, W43"14c; 1M04. nominal; olds, nominal;
Pacific coast, 19H6, lOtfliic; isx4. 12c; olds,
nominal.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 26 lbs.,
20c; California, 21 to 25 lbs.. 21c; Texas,
dry, 24 to 30 lbs , 19o.
LEATHER Steady ; add, 2Sfl27H?-
PROVISIONS Reef steady: family.
I10.oiv-ai0.sii; mess. $8.00ffi8.K). Beef hams,
$21.(1022 60; packet. $9.009.60; city extra
India mess. S15.fltiii 15.60. Cut meats, firm;
pickled bellies, tll.2.Va'13.00; pickled should
ers. 68.60ft9.00; pickled hams. $12.0ii4U.SO.
lrd, firm; western prime, 39.00tr9.10, nom
inal; refined, steady; continent, $9.60; South
America, $9.t; compound, $. 7.;xi. Pork,
firm; family, $19 40; short clear, $1S.7&C17.60;
mess, $18.00ra 18.25.
TALLOW juiet; city, 8c; country, 66c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 3H
tifie.
POULTRY Alive, steady; springs, 22c;
fowls, 14c; turkeys, lK(i12c. Dressed, quiet;
western spring chickens. Virile; turkeys,
ll'rrlXc; fowls. 6-3130.
BITTTF.K Steady; . street rlce, extra
creamery, 2'ir:tc; oinclal prices, cream
ery, ' common to extra, 161 .ic ; reno
vated, common to extra, 12(lM4c; western
J factory, common to firsts, lJ'olic; western
imitation creamery, extras, isc; mate,
lboUHe-
CHEESE Steady; new state full cream,
large, fancy, lie, state fair to good, lOWi
HHkc; new stale, small, fancy, 11c; new
state fair to good, 10iBloy4c; new state in
ferior, 8ttfoVi.
EGGS Firm ; state, Pennsylvania ana
nearby fancy selected white, 23c; state
choice, 21$ 22c; state mixed, extra, 2021c;
western nrsts, loxvci wesimu kiuuui,
lodjlOc; southern, 14315HC. .
St. Loots General Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo., July 11. WHEAT
Higher; No. 2 red, caah, elevator, 751c;
track, 76 M 076 toe; September. ibc; De
cember, 77Tc; No. 2 red. 77 '1790.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. bic; track.
64c; September, 8262c; December,
48c bid.
OATS Mlgner; iso. i casn, c, nomr
nal; track, 89c; September, S54Jo'c;
Derember. 3ic bid; No. 2 white. 4Sc.
V-I.DITR Steadv: red winter patents, $4.36
(240; fxtra-lanpy an4. straight, $3.754.30;
clear, liu3.28. ' .
SKED Timotny, steaay; i.Kxo.ai.
CORNMEAL Steady ; $2.60.
BRAN Dull; sucked, east track. 76-8770.
HAY-Bteady; timothy, U3.6oa 17.00; prairie.
" -
IRON lUTlun lino-l.vw.
B AGO I NO 8Sc
HEMP TWINE 7HC.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher: Jobbing,
I17.27V4- Lard, higher; prime steam. 8.7.
Dry salt meats, steaay; doi enr inyni,
$9.75; clear riba, $9.87V4j: short clears, 10.ou.
Bacon, ateaay; ooxea exir innnn, siu.au,
clear ribs, $10.24; short clear. $10.76.
POULTRI nrm; cnicaene, u.
springs. He; turkeys, 11 Wc; ducks, 8c;
geese 6c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 160 31c:
Amirv 11011a.
EOQS Steady; 13 He. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbU.a. .000 4.000
Wheat, bu 89.000 4,000
Corn, bu..... ,..-48,ooo a. ooo
Kanaaa City Grain and Provision.
KAN8A8 CITY, July ll.-WHEAT-l'n-changed
to He higher; July, 70e; Septem
ber, TOHe; December, 720 ; cash. No. I
hard, 71MIT2c: No. 8. 70Vr7; No. 3 red.
12flTAc; No. 3, 70V4(S71c.
CORN Unchanged; July, IBc; Septem
ber, 49Hc: December, 4H4C; cash, No. 3
mixed. 6262Vc; No. 3 white, 63Vc; No.
'OATS-Unchanged: No. 3 white. 40Hc.
RYE Steady ; 64ft4c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, tU.0D8211.t0;
choice prairie, $9.26fi.60.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No. 1 whltewood casea Included, 16c; caa
count, 16c; cases returned, tf less.
BUTTER Unchanged; creamery,. Mc;
packing, 17c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ....lOT.onO 80.000
Corn bu !.' ."
Oat, bu i-
3.000
Mlnnoanolla ravaln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 11. FLOU R First
atents, 84.16r4.26; second patenta, 84 Out
10; first clear. t$-364J,846; second clears,
$2 6vfM0.
PKA.N-lll DUIK, U.0(J'H.n.
(Superior Board of Trade quotation fo
Mlnneapclia and Chicago delivery.) The
mi of prices, as reportea oy m. v. umr
Co.. 110-111 Board of Trad. wal
Article. I Open. Hlh. Low. Cloa. Tes-y.
Wheat I
Msy...81SSI
82
81 4
7l
83
76V
so7
76
'6Sr
T7V4
1 11
1 09
July...,
Sept...
Dec...
TSHSi 77
7b. a VI 77SI
76 770 H
771 78
I I
77jV8JH
Flsx-
july...
Sept...
Oct
1 11
l lis
l n
1 111 1 12
1 101 1 11V
1 091 1 10
1 10
1 0i
1 10a
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1L BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 81c; extra
nearby printa, 23c.
EGUS Steaay; nearoy iresn ana western
fresh. lc at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
choice, llo; fair to good, lollc.
Mllwanke Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 11. WHEAT Mar
ket, steady; No. 1 northern. 8Sh4c; No. 3
northern, 814183c: September. 7ac asked.
RYE Lower; ino. l. nhow.
BARLEY Dull; sample. 4ue64e.
CORN-Higher; No. 3 cash. fclQKVc; Sep
tember, 620.
I.lvroal Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. July ll.-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; future, steady; July, 6 6d;
September, e s,d; December, 4s 8d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, old,
4a lud: futures, steady; July. 4a 7d; Sep
tember, 4s d.
Peoria Markot.
PEORIA. July 11 CORN Higher; No. I
yellow, 62c: No. 3. 62c; No. 4. 61 o; no
grade. 4SMc.
OATB-Hlgher; No. 3 whit. 38c; No. 4
whit. rWCJ87e.
W Hie hi V On lh basU of 31.18.
DnJnln Grain Markot.
PCXUTH. July U-WHEAT To
and on track. No. 1 northern, 78c; 7
northern. 77c; July. 78c; September, '
December, 7740.
OATS To arrive, on track and July,
Tldo Seed Markot.
TOLEDO. July 1 1 SEED Cash clover,
38 80; October, 36.70. Prim timothy,
t 68: August glsika. 37 16.
RIB No- I, 81)0, nominal,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Hill, St. Paul and Beadinc Adranc
81iehtly Earl) In tha Daj.
GENERAL TORPOR OF MARKET UNRELIEVED
Increase Is oon Lost Owing; lo
Inability of Professionals o
Interest Ontela
Bayer.
NEW TORK. July 11.- Tha torpor of the
stock market waa unrelieved today In "P"
of the small Increase In the volume of the
day dealings due to the selling of the
final hour. The professional element at
tempted to Inaugurate an upward move
ment of niicea. The attempt was based
upon the evidence yesterday that pressure;
waa off the market and on the assumption
that a considerable uncovered short Interest
must exist which could be made to sub
serve a purpoee to advance prices by driv
ing them to cover. The various rumor
which were advanced to help on the up
ward, movement showed no novelty In con
ception, having served their purpose many
times already. The revival of the subject
of the Great Northern ore lands deal wss
effected by a cabled rumor from London
quoting an anonymous director of the
United States Steel corporation aa posi
tively asserting that the project had been
completed. The volatile Hill stocks were
the only ones to show muoh effect. Bt.
Paul moved unW the Influence of sep
arste reports In connection with the sup
posed plans of financing the company's Pa.
clflo coast extension. The road s showing
of a decrease of net earnlnga for May did
not hold It bark, as the free outlay In oper
ating expenses which brought it about was
believed to be connected with Immediate
outlays on the extension, which might thus
defer the necessity of offering securities In
the present unpropltlous conditions. The
addition of Reading about completes the
list of stocks to show any effect from the
abortive effort to control the prices.
The advances were Indifferently held for
a time and then gave way with a re
versal of the market position of the pro
fessional element when they saw the
futility of the attempt to lift prices. The
easier conditions in the money market
normal to the early part of July were maln-
; talned, but no confidence waa felt In their
I permanency. The statement of the sub-
treasury operations showed an absorption
from the banks for the day of $2.2M.0i0.
principally due to the return of government
deposits. The loss of the bsnks to the
government since the last bank statement
amounts to $4,246,000. It Is noticeable also
the New York exchange at Interior points
are ruling an a discount indicating a cur
rent In the cash movement away from
New York. The $12,600,000 New York City
bond offering was brought to attention by
the official circular fixing July 26 for the
closing of bids. The withdrawal of gov
ernment deposits, the Panama bond sub
scriptions and other requirements which
are to be met In the money market this
morning were brought Into consideration. A
deposit at the subtreasury for transfer to
Ban Francisco waa a reminoer mat tne
meeting of Insurance losses there continues
to be an element In the money market.
The show of strength In the grain mar
keta was hardly an Influence on stocks, as
it was attributed to damage to foreign
crops rather than our own. Some atten
tion was given to reports of further cut
ting of grain rates by western railroads,
which could not be argued to be of ad
vantage to values of stocks. Weakness of
the market for copper In Iondon helped to
depress the copper group In the stock
market. The breik In Colorado Fuel was
Interpreted as pool liquidation and helped
to the reversal of the earlier movement In
the general list. The final hour's transac
tions proved the largest of the day and
tne closing waa weak at substantial net
declines. i
Bonds were heavy; total sales, par value,
$1,895,000. United State bonda were un
changed on coll.
The following are
Stock exchange:
the quotations on the
galas. High. Lev. Cleae.
Adams Kipress
Amalgamated Cepper
Americas C. at F
Amerlran C. a T. pfd
Amartran Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
Amortcaa Expreaa
American H. A L. ptd
Amarlcas Ire, securities..
Amartcan Ltnsead Oil
Am. Unaced Oil ptd
Amartcan locomotlva ....
Am. Locomotive pfd
Amartcan 8. aV R
Amarlcan 8. Jc R. pfd
African Sugar Raftnlng.
rfn. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchlaoo
Atchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. Ohio pfd
Brooklrn Rapid Tranalt..
Canadian Pacific
Canlral of Naw Jars?....
Chaaapaske A Ohio
Chicago Great Weatern...
Chicago 4V North waatars.
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Me
1.100
40
rx
too
4
104.
WH
In
4
120
n
67
1,400
CT
II
14
44
1.100 llti 44
111
H.S00
400
1.400
J00
tl.jno
I. loo
208
1444
114
ln
lav,
too
iV
114
,m
80
224
IT
100
14:14
134S4
S714
81414
eT
14
1131,
11444
1.400 114V, 114
n
71
1M
no
u.mo
1,1)
loa
400
400
4on
44.400
74
lit
Mti
1'
7IS
1114a
11!
'a
1M
1144
464,
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11
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11
it
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71
41
44 V
til
110
so
I Chicago T. A T.
i Chicago T. A T. pfd, aake
! C- C- Lo'
i Colorado rual A Iron
asked
100
86,100
900
M
4M,
MS
4SS
3
Colorado A Southar
Celo. Bo. 1st pfd
Colo. A Bo. id pfd
Conaolldated Oaa
15IV
71 '
804
MV4
j Corn Products, rfg
Corn Products pfd, rf
I Dalawara A Hsdaos
poo
400
74
111
Delaware, L. A W
DanTer A Rle Orande
Danrer A R. O. pfd
maimers' Seeuiitlts
Erla
Krla tat pfd
Erla Id pfd
General Electric
Hocking Vallar
llllnola Central
Intarnatlonal Paper
lDlornatlooal Paper pfd
International Pump
Intarnatlonal Pump pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City Southern
Kanaaa City So pfd
Loulotllle A NaahTlll
Maalca Central
Minneapolis A It. Loula...,
M , at. P. A a. 8. M
m.. st. p. a a. a. m. ptd..
Mlaaourl Paclflo ,
Miaaomi. Kansas A Texas.
M.. K. A T. pld
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd
Naw Tork Cantral.,.1
Naw York. O A W
Norfolk A Weatars
Norfolk A W. pfd
North A martens
Paciac Mall
1.800
14.400
700
ion
100
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404
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41
141
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400
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1.40 U 11
1.100
00
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104
10
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474.
414
1
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47
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Pennaylvanlg
People's Oaa
P.. C. CAM. Lou la....
14.404 144
Steel Car
8tl Car pfd
too
10
pullmas Palace Car
Reading
Reading let pfd
Reading td ptd. offered....
Republic Steal
Republic Steel pfd
Rock I, land Co.
Rock Ieland Co. pfd
St. L A S P. id pfd
Bt. Louis S. W
St. Leuia 8. W. pfd
Southern Pacific
so. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pld
Teeneam C. A I
Tesea A Paelflc
Toledo. t. L A W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd
L ntoe Paclflo
t'nloe Pacific pfd
lolled (tale tipeeaa
lulled States Realty
United States Rubker
V. Rubber pld
United State Steel
V. g. Steel pfd
Va..CroJlaa Chemical ..,
Va. -Carolina Cham. pfd....
Wabaea
88.14 11114 1M
N
14
44
MS,
41
41
0V
40
44
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4
44
141
1
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400
400
100
mo
100
44
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81
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4.40
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I.100
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71. 400
10
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1414
4414
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17
Wabaan pfd
Wella-rarg Eiprea
WeetlogDoune Electric ....
Weatera I a loo
Wheeling A Lake Crt...,
Wlaceealo Ceatral
Wla. Central pfd
Northern Paella
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Blaaa-Chemeld (tee I ......
Greet Northern pfg
Interborough Metroeellta
13.44
a
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1.0O4
1.40
L4w
3ot
II
1014
71
84
444
Iw
41
lntSi
1014
81
4
1
lotertoorougk Met. pfg
Lluc
1414
Ttal aalaa of the day, 601.004 sharwa.
Now York Mis
In ttook.
NEW TORK. July JX Closing quotation
n mining stocks were:
Adaaas Cca s .Ltttl Chief 4
Alio .
Oatart ., 4
Brcee
Bnwswtck Ce .
Cometeck Taaacl
Coo. Cel. A V.
Hot lllear
Ire Hee
Lead Till Cos ...
4
.... 84
.... 14
.... 14
...o
Ophir
Phoenlg
Pwtcal
8TU)
Sierra Herat
4taell Hoooa ..
taaear
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. July 11 Bank clearing for
today war 81.634 004.1 and for the cor
responding dat laat year 31.401.378 3.
Trcaaary Statoaaont.
WASHINQTON. July ll.-Today ststs
mnt of the treasury balances In the cm
era 1 fund, esrluaive of the tl&o.oflO.Ono aold
preserve, hoa avallabl caah balaoc 174.
Jb43; gold cnln and bullion. !94.7M27; gold
certificates, $43.062.0!0
Aev Tork Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 11. MON ET On call.
Steady; highest. 8 per cent; lowest, 24 per
cent; ruling rate. 2 Per cent; last loan,
IH per cent; closing hid. 1 per cent; offered
at ! per cent. Time loans, dull to tead ;
alxty days. 4 per cent: ninety days, j
per cent; six months, 6'y(fc per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6;64j
per cent.
"TEHLINO EXCHANGE Easy, with
slight recoverv, with eotual business In
bankers' bills s $4.S4f4 4 for demand
and at $4 810fr4 1S8 for slxty-dsy Mils;
posted rates, $4.82iH:'kt: commercial bills,
H MS'JH 81V
SILVER Bar, 86; Mexican dollars,
60V.C.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad,
heavy.
Quotations on New fork bonds today
were aa follows:
I'. 8. ref. ta, fg
do coupon
V 8. la. reg
do coupon
.. Japan Is. g aerlaa .. a
...10t do 4a ctfa !4
...IN dn 44C ctra S
...l4 do III eerica Iivs
...1f? L A N. anl. 4s 100'
...11 Man. t. g 4a lO".
...Irt Mn. Central 4t 71
. . . 1 rs a ) do 1st Inc US
... TtVMinn A St L 4a.... H
.. 1US.M . K A T. 4a 100
.. IPIVa do la
... It K. R R. of M t. 4a. Ut
... Jl',N. T. C. g. IV4a
...101 iS. 1. C. g. 4a Ill
.,. No. Pacific 4c 104
... J do la 7H4
...lllVa N. W. t. 4a...... .lOOU,
... 1 O. L rfdg 4a s4
...SO Pann ronr. v,a. SS
... M IRaadlng sen. 4a 100
...lTal8t I.. AI M e. 6a .11414
I'. 8. old 4c. rag..
do consos
V. . naw 4s, reg.
do coupes
Am. Tobacce 4s....
do
Atchtann gen. 4a. ..
so aaj. 4a
Atlantic C. L 4a. .
Bal. Ohio 4a....
do Itia
Brk. R. T. f. 4a...
Central of Oa. 4c. .
do 1st Inc.
do Id Ine
do Id Inc
Chea. A Ohio 4Hi
Chicago A A. ISa
C, B. A Q. n 4a.
C . R. I. A P. 4a.
It St. L a r. fg. 4a. H
.. JT St 1.. g W
.. 74 Seaboard A L. 4t.
.. KS;8o. Pacific 4c
I iniv, do let 4a ctfa....
A. 74 8o. Railway aa
... IC ITeiaa A P. la ....
... II IT. St L A W. 4
... r3i Union Per I lie 4a ..
. .IOC V Heal Id 4c. .
. .. H4 Wahaah la
. .. (4 I do deb. B
. ..1" Wetern M4. 4a...
... W. A L. C 4a ...
.. .10S Wis. Central 4a
... tusl
.. 17
.. tan
.. 4v,
..1111,
. .1144.
do col. la
C 81. L. g
Colo. Ind. fta. aer.
do eerlee B
Colorado Mid. 4a..
.. 1114
..lo
.. tlVi
..114H
.. 114.
.. K44
.. M -4
.. l
Colo. A . 4a
Cuba la
f. A R. O. 4a
Pletlllcra' See. tc.
Brla p. L aa
do gen. 4a
Hocking Val. 4WS
Japan 4a
onered.
Boston Stork and Bond.
BOSTON. Julv HI Csll loans. 406 per
cent; time loans. 4406 per cant. Official
nosing on stock and bond:
Atchlcon adj. 4a...
. . M Adventure
.101 Allonea
.. TUH'Amalgamatad
. . Amerlran Zinc
. . Atlantic
..141 iBInghara
.171 t'al. A Herla..
..141 Centennial
. 414
. II
,. M'4
. 4
. II
. iT
.41.4
.
. II
. lnH
. 17
. io4
. !
,. 7
K
. 40
.. I
.. 86
..101
.. 14V,
.. II
do 4
Mci. Central 4c...
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boeton A Albany.
nnatoa A Maine .,
Rocron KICTated ..
ritchbarg pfd
.11714 Copper Range .
.I0H Daly Weal ....
. 41 irranklln
.14114 Oranby
. 31 llala Roralc ...
N Y., N. H. A H.
Pcra Marquette ...
Union Pacific
Amor. Arg. Chant..
do pfd
II IMaae Mining .
Araer. Pneti. Tube.... 14 Michigan
Amer. Sugar Ulu Mohawk
do pfd HI Mont. C. A C.
Amer. T. A T lit Old Dominion .
Amer. Woolen II Oaeeola
do pfd 101H Parrot
Dominion 1. A 8... ' Qulnry
Rdleon Rlec. Ill 240 .Phannon
Mm Electric ll' Tamarack 41
do pfd 4i, Trinity I
Maaa. Oaa M United Copper Il
United Tnilt 104 ,U. 8. Mining M
United Shoe Mach ... 74"4 U. 8 Oil H,
do pfd ,10 Utah 1,4
North Butt IK Victoria 7
U. 8. Steel ji'Winona 4
.240 .pnannon
. li'4 'Tamarack ....
. golf Trinity
. M Untied Copper
.lot ,1. 8. Mining..
. T4Uj U. 8. OH
. ,10 Utah
. K Victoria
. 1144'Winona
.100VIWolverlQC
. 14 I
on pro oow wolverine 139
aratlng. common .
Bid. Asked.
London Closing; Stock.
LONDON. July 11 Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Console, money .. 17 14-14 N. Y. Central
...IM
... 40
... 44
... 44
... 44',
... 4
... 41
... ec
.. 44
... 16
,..10!V,
... 7V
...144'4
... ;
... s
...104
... so
... 47
00 account sr 1-1 Norfolk A W.
Anaconda
151 do pfd
Atrhlinn
do pfd
Baltimore, A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
nee. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A Bt. P....
DeBecra
D. A K. O
do pfd
Eric
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
llllnola Central ...
Loularllle A Naah
M., K. A T
o Ontario A
,.101
Pcnnarlranla
Hand Mlnea
Reading
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
southern Pacific ,
iiulon Pacific ....
do pfd
I'. 8. Steel
do pfd
.Vabaah
do pfd
panl h 4a ,
..1104,
144S
,. 4Vt
,.14
..140 V
.. 17
,. 4Uj
.. rr
.. 41
..41
.. 7
..1U
,.14V
Il..
SILVER Bar,
a e A 1 . v . OrilA r,e AtinM
i..,.-. c a ier cent. , ,
The rate of discount' In the open market
months bills, 3 per cent.
,. , Wool Maria;. .
EOSTON. July 11. WOOL The market
la moderately active' with deep Interert
from all classes of the trade. Naturally the
attention of the trade Is turned toward tha
new clip. Prices are held firm. Traders
are remembering In connection srlth the In
creased demand for wool that the coming
Australian wool clip I reported as the
largest ever shown in that continent Ter
ritory wools are taken ateadlly. Pulled
wools are In constsnt demand. Foreign
grades are neglected. : Prices run about
s follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania YY mr .ki..
Jg34c; X. 311t82c; No. L 37&3Sc; No. S. 37ft
88c; fine unwashed, 26itj2?c; quarter-blood,
unwashed, 32433c; three-elghths-blood, J3c:
nair-bloori, 3c; unwauhed delaln. 2.2Sc;
fine unwashed delaine, 86&8c. Michigan
fine unwashed. 24tEi5o; quarter-blood, un
waahed. 81iij32c; three-elghths-blood, 31W
32e; half-blood, 32UWe; unwashed delaln.
27328c. Kentucky. Indiana, etc. thru.
eighths and quarter-blood, 3?S3c. Terri
tory, Idaho fine, 232,24c; heavy fine, lfcga c;
fine medium. 23i624c; medium, 27fc28c; low
medium, 26 27c: Wyoming fine, 226133;
heavy fine. l820c: ine medium. 2.-a.'8c;
medium, 2728c; lowmedlum, 27ti28c. Utah
and Nevada fine. 2aL5c; heavy fine, 192oc;
fine medium, 2326c; medium, 27628c; low
medium. 212c. Dakota fine, 2223c; fine
medium, 21613c; medium, 37t8c; low
medium, 27(&28c. Montana fine, choice. 24j
26c; fine average, 28T24c; fine medium,
choice, 24&2Sc; average. 23i&24c; staple. 271&
28c; medium choice, 27(i28c; average, 28S27c.
LONDON, July 11. The offerlnga at the
wool auction sales amounted to 12,800
bales, all in rood condition. The rlnmanil
waa quiet and prices favored buyers. Low '
sorts were weak. Americans purchuseed a
niooerate quantity or tine crossbred.
Withdrawals were frequent. Following are
the aales: New South Wales, 1,100 bales;
secured, 1 tttdQls lid; greasy, ftdt
Is 2d. Queensland. 1.000 bales; scoured.
Is fVkd; greasy, lOHdgls Id. Vlctorls,
1.300 bales; scoured, Is 3dls lie.;
greasy, 3dls 3d. South Australia,
100 halee; scoured. Is 8dls 8d. Wt
Australia. 100 bales; greasy, 7dl 7.
Tasmania, 100 bales- greasy, Is Id.
New Zealand, 8,300 bales; acoured, Is d
G 2s; greasy, Sd&ls -Sd. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal, 200 bales; greasy, 6Nd
HHd. Falkland Islands, 300 balea;
greasy, Sdftlld.
ST. LOL'IS. July 11. WOOL Steady:
medium grades, combing and clothing. '7
0 28c: light fine. 18itT22c: heavy fine. 14A
il7c; tub washed, 32 42c.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July ll.-COTTON-Snot
cloaed ateady; middling upland, 10.80c; mld
dlln s-ulf. 11.06c. Sales. l.ftO bales.
LIVF.RPOOL. July ll.-COTTON-Spnt.
dull, with price 6 points higher; American
middling fair. 6S6d; good middling. 6 86d:
middling. lbVI; low middling. 5Sd: good
ordinary. 6.78d; ordlnarv, 6.6Sd. The atlcs'lj
til inn ut wrrp e.t.wj uan , 111 Willi n ev
were for speculation and esport. and In
cluded 3.8nr American. Receipts were 3,000
bales. Including 200 American.
ST. LOC18. July ll.-COTTON-Steartv;
middling. 1016-lec; aales. 222 hales: no re.
celpts; shipments. 160 bales; stock. 37.408
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 11 -COTTON-8
pot. quiet and easy: sales, sno balea: low
ordinary, 7c, nominal: ordinary. 8V nnml.
nal; good ordlnarv. 6 7-1e; low mlddfng.
10ic: middling. llc: good middling, llVac:
middling fair, l!c. nominal; fair. 12c. n-iml-nal;
recelpta, 688 bales; stork, 49.K80 holes.
agar and Molasses.
NEW TORK. Julv ll.-SVOAR-Ra-firm;
fair refining. 8 7-lle; centrifugal. 81
test. 3 13-32c; molasses sugar. 2 11-83. ;
refined, quiet; No. 8. 4 fV:; No. 7. 4 He
No. 8. 4 10c; No. 8. 4.06c; No. 10. 4 00c;
No. 11. 3 6c; No. 13. 3 60c: No. 13. 3 8Se;
No. 1. 8 85c; confectioners' A. 4 TS -;
mould A. 8 06c- cut lof. 6. tie; cruahl,
6.40c; powdered, .80c; granulated, 4.70c;
cubes. 4 6e.
MOLASSES Steady: New Orleans
kettle, good to choice. Sfpmc.
open
NEW ORLEANS. Julv H.-BT'OAR-Steady;
onen kettle centrifugal, tejfl 7-1V:
centrifugal yellow, SS'tH'.r; seconds. i
8Vtc
STRVP-iM130c.
CoaTea Market.
NEW TORK. July 11 COFFEE Mar
ket for coffee futurea onened steaiN si
unchanged prices to an advance of 6
points in response to steady E uopean
cables and continued light receipts at Rio
and Santos. Trading was quiet and
partly In the way of eiehangea from 8.
tember to later months, but the market
held th initial gain. The close was quiet,
net unchanged to 6 point higher. Sales
were reported of 14.600 base. Inrlud
I September at 3 8c; December. do
1 March
I6c; June. T ic. Bunt Ra
- j stsady;
ecc.
No. 7
invoice, 7lc
mk L1YE STOCl M1RLET
Djiirabl lillina: Oattla letirt and Tally
Tan CanU Eighar.
HOGS OPEN ABOUT TEN CENTS HIGHER
keen la Terr Goo Denaaaa, wltk
Trad Active and Prleee Strong;
to Ton Cents Higher
Than Teeterday.
SOUTH OMAHA, July U. 10.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday
3842
6,067
2.SM)
Official Tuesday ,
Official Wednesday ....
Three days this week
Same days last week...
Same two weeks ago.,
Sam trtree weeks sgo.
Same four weeks sgo..
Same day last year..
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hogs
Omaha
Chicago
Kanaaa City
St. Louis
Sioux City
RECEIPTS FOR THE
$1.0036.84 $.6i'g.7U
l.a.u16 6.8U 7 0U
1. Tons 00 tU we.'JO
8.Ut(.;6 6.60 'flo6
YEAR TO DATE.
The following table
hows the receipt
nt cattle hoi, and aheeo at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with laai
year: 1. 1 Inc.
Cattle 4!5.4o7 44K.0J8 b.4S
Hogs 1.6.810 l,8oa.4 14i.11
Sheep 780.66 ;ti.8J 28,707
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kinos ot cattle on the
Uoutn Omana market:
Oood to choice corn-fed steers 88.3OJ6.0
Kair to good corn-fed steers 6.flOigtV30
1-ntr.nw.n fair rarn.ltl steers 4AAu6.lt'
Uood to choice cows snd heifer.. 3.7-eH-u
Fair to good cows and qeltera
Common to fair cowa and hetfere.
Good to choice stockers ft feeders.,
Fair to good stockers ft feeders...
Common to fair atocker
Bulls, stsgs, etc
Veal calves
The follnerlnar tahle ahowa the
2.ibV-'
l.fcu2.76
8 7o'a.10
3r4.
3.7(eg4.10
4.md6.W
aveiage
price of hogs at Soutn Omaha for th laat
several aays, with comparisons
Date. I 1808. 11806.11804. u13.1902. 1801. 11800.
July
July
July
July
juiy
July
Juiy
July
July
Jmy
July
I. ...
3...,
3....
4...
6....
6...
7...,
8....
....
10..
II. .
( 231
e
6 1JI
6 18
8 801 7 M
( 66 7 84
6 61 J 61
3.0
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76;
4 2
6 01
471
6 2
6 26
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6 181 6 4!
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7 80. 3 84, 5 13
7 831 6 Ml t 13
7 7 t 88! 6 04
6 66
6 33
6 32j I Hi 6 281
Sunday .
TESTERDAT'S SHIPMENTS.
The following shows tie number of cara
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Car.
C. .Hauff, Orln Junotlon, Wyo. F. E.... 1
HN. Way, Ruser Siding, Neb. Mo. P.. 1
F. Karo, Norfolk, Neb.-F. K 1
George Meyera, Ames, la. N. W 3
C. T. Stafltn, Calhoun. Nab M. ft O.... 3
L. E. Wellman Scluiyler. Neb. Q 1
John McCrachen, Manilla, la. Mil 1
The official number of cara of tnck
brought In today by each road wa:
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep.H"ses.
C. M. ft St. P 3
Wabash
Missouri Pacific 18
r. P. System 22
C. ft N. W.. east.... 8
C. ft N. W., west.... 88
U., 8t. P.. M. ft O.... 16
C, B. ft Q., east 8
C, B. ft Q , west 26
C, R. 1. ft P., east.... 6
C. R. I. 4 P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central
Total receipt 1S5
4. oft 7 .2
U.M 14.J
i.61 1.6S6
..11.867 v.m U.I.M
.. 4 il 24.H.U 1.V48
.. 1.611 2o.J02 6.144
..11, 43 46.62 1.7 J
..11.V41 42.6:1 4.IW6
..1J.881 26.181 7,410
27 'i 'i
40 'i
7 e
1 7
4B
m
iii 1
The disposition of the day' recelpta wa
a follow, each buyer purchasing; the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs.Bh'p.
Omaha Packing Co...,
Swift and Company..,
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour ft Co
Armour ft Co.. K. C.
Vansant ft Co
Hill
Klngan
Sol Degan
J. B. Root
S. ft 8
Boden
Halsted
Other buyers
104
798
782
'
.. 769
.. 673
..1.278
.. 72
..
.. 43
"t
.. 7
1.633
1.786
3,012
887
478
881
384
246
Total
CATTLE The
3.086 8.210 1.684
receipts of cattle today
Wednesday, although con
v-ere light for
siderably heavier than two weeks ago.
Last Wednesday wa a holiday. The qual
ity of the cattle wa very good, there being
a large proportion of right good cattle on
sale.
Fortunately the demand for good cattle
was quite brisk this morning and the mar.
ket became active and generally 10c higher
than yesterday. Practically everything In
the way of desirable killer sold In good
season in the morning. In some caees cattle
which did not happen to find favor In buy
ers' eyes were Inclined to drag and the
forenoon was well advanced before all of
them were disposed of.
Cows and helfera did not show any very
freat change. The good kinds sold quite
rcelv, but the common grassers were not
especially sought after and atlll they were
no lower than the weak price which pre
vailed yesterday. The fact la the oow mar
ket at the present time la a little uncer
tain, cattle of about the same quality sell
ing at quite a wide range, veal calve
were In fair demand at about ateady price,
right good one selling at 36. 60. Good fat
bulla sell a well a any time, bringing 84,
or a little better, but grasser are alow,
no one being very anxious for that kind.
Blockers and feeder were In light sup-
f'ly and the trade without noteworthy fea
ures. Representative ssles:
BEEF STEERS.
Ke.
1
1
I
I
II
8
11
II
1
N
40
JI
411
II
II
14
11
1
11
II
17
1
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... IM
... 740
... 710
... 470
... MO
... 117
... 44
...1110
...1111
... 171
...1017
... 711
... 444
... Tec
... 44
...1041
...144
...1144
...1010
...1144
...1100
...1141
...1740
...1144
...ini
...llel
...1411
.. .110
...1111
...1141
Pr.
I M
I 40
t 74
8 14
I 4
I 74
4 U
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 4
4 70
4 74
4 4
4 40
4 M
6 40
4 40
I 00
I m
4 10
6 IS
4 14
I 14
t 14
t 14
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6 to
4 44
6 14
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1 rt
1 44
1 44
I 40
I 40
8 o
a 11
I 44
I 14
I 14
1 n
1 44
I 40
I 40
I 40
. I 40
I 4
I 40
I 40
t 41
N. At. Pr
t 1111 I 14
t 1447 4 44
14 1101 I II
I.e. 1110 4 44
14. .. 1114 4 40
II 1141 4 M
II lilt I II
III 11(1 4 40
II 1114 44
14 1111 4 40
10 114 I 44
I 1100 I 44
40 1IS4 1 44
17 Ill I 44
41 11-74 4 40
40 1141 4 44
4 1404 44
47 1474 4 44
II 1474 4 4
14 1413 4 40
41 114 4 40
it ini 1 75
41 1111 1 74
14 14il 6 71
44 lilt I 40
II 1111 4 40
44 144 I 44
41 1441 44
Ml 1444 I U
II 1741 I 40
JWB.
4 440 t 44
4 M0 IN
I IM I 44
1 104 I 44
1 40 4 04
1 1170 10
L. 1000 1 11
11 107 8 1
4 1010 I I
1 1100 6 10
1 toco I n
1 1044 t 40
1 104 I 44
14 171 I 11
4 1IM I II
4 444 I 14
1 101U I 44
1 410 I M
1 100 I 40
I ' 1111 I 40
1 117 I 74
II. 411 4 74
1 1174 3 40
1 Ill 4 44
1 14 4 14
4 1117 4 40
1 144 4 44
ITERS.
1 414 6 4
44 Ml I 40
1 711 I 44
1 4M 4 4
4 464 4 04
14 Ill 4 44
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BULLS.
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8 74
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8 14
8 44
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8 44
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4 71
4 71
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81
14
I 74
CALVES.
I
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4 4 ' I
141 8....
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4 l
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rREDFRS.
714 14
411 I 10
14
114
tl
8TOCKERS
in 1 4c
tti 1 44
H0418 Ther wa onlr a moderate run of
hog this morning and that fact, In con
nection with the good demand and favor
able outlook at other selling points caused
the market to open 10c higher than yes
terday. Th tratle wa fsirlv active at the
early market and a very large proportion
ef truj hogs sold st the edvance noted Iie
fore the yards aere clesred. however, the
market weekened, about one-half of the
advance being lust. As will be noted from
the sales below the hogs sold verv largely
at 6s.62iTt 87 with a top at 8H.70. To
day's advance makes a new high record
14
IMI
for th year. .
Representative sale:
N At. Sh. rt. K. At 8h. Pe.
Ht 400 4 11 II 117 0 4 44
41 IM 140 4 471, M Ml 1(0 4 44
44 144 40 4 CO 44 .14 ... 4 4.4
40 tH ... 4 CO 11 114 40 4 41
II 117 IIS 4 40 44 tfl 40 4 44
71 I441M 4 40 It Ill ire 4 44
41 187 4S 4 4" 41. ...... .iSt 40 4 lit
It 104 KM 4 l 41 tit IM 4 M
47 tf.4 14 4 12 to Rl ... IH
44 ri llfl 4 U14 41 174 ... 4 14
144 MS 440 4 11 44 ?T 40 4 U
41 147 o 4 47 t til 40 4 44
41 14 i 4 41 71 114 140 I S4
14. fit 110 111 44 141 ... 4 44
41 11 1 4 l 10-1 Ill 40 4 44
44 144 110 4 41', 44 1.1 40 4 II
11 141 ... 4 111 14 1?l ... I 44
44 141 ... 4 421, M (41 80 4 44
II 1.14 ... I Hi, 71 711 ... 4 44
40 HI ... 4 41 74 14" IH
70. .141 ... I 44 71 140 140 4 44
7. 171 ... 4 44 40 IM II ill
44 IIS It 4 I-. 74 !!t SO I IS
104 40 8 44 Tt 117 40 4 46
74 f ... 4 5 74 -M 140 4 44
40 Ill ISO 4 44 47 110 1C0 4 4
71 ........ .lit 40 4 IH 70 114 11 4 45
44 174 ... 4 4f 41 1,1 ... IH
40 140 40 44 41 10 40 4 4714
44 Ill 1C0 4 M 71 144 SO 4 4714
41 114 40 4 44 114 IM 10 4 17 14
II 140 140 4 14 K 144 10 4 4714
71 H4 40 4 44 47 141 ... 1171,
II til ... II) 41 11 140 14714
71 114 40 I 44 71 in 120 4 471,
74 114 ... I 4S 71 141 40 4 47V,
71 It 400 M 40 !4 ... 4 471,
44 IM IOO 4 44 47 171 110 4 474
II 140 44 4 44 44 144 SO 4 171,
10 in ... I as 4 10 40 4 471,
40 IM ... 4 as 44 117 40 4 70
41 . ro4 ... 4 44 40 Ill ... I 70
17 Ill 40 I 44
8HBF.P-The receipts of sheep this morn
ing looked small as compared with yester
day and dsy Itefore. onlv n.ne fresh csrs
being reported In In the morning. Aside
from one car they were all range wethers.
The market was In a good healthy condi
tion and everything chnnged hands very
rspidly at price that were strong to 10c
higher than esterday. The Lee Spaeth ft
Co. wether from Gillette. Wyo., sold at
16.36, which was 10c more than they brought
yesterday, and four double decks of Mon
tana wethers sold at 35.26. A little bunch
of native spring lambs sold a high aa
37.60, with native ewe at 85. All these
prices were satisfactory to owner. The
feeling nn the market 1 very good.
Quotations: Good to choice spring lambs,
7.0i67.76; fair to good spring lambs, $! 253'
7.00; good to choice yearlings, 36.76fri.t,i;
fair to good yearlings, I1.504j5.76; good to
choice wethers, 35. 25456. 86: fslr to good
wethers, 84 86S6.26; good to choice ewes,
34 tKn5.36; fair to goqd ewes, 34. 60J4. 80.
Representative ssles:
No.
10 native cull ewes
89 native ewes ,
660 Wyoming wethers
33 native spring lambeT...
h Montana wethers
Av.
. 80
. t9
. Ml
. 1.4
. 103
Pr.
4 00
6 00
6 35
7 60
6 25
CHICAfiO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Steady Hoar Tea Cents Higher
Sheep Strong.
CHICAGO. July ll.-CATTLE Receipts,
21,00 head; market steady; common to
prime steers. 34.flfKffH 26; cows, 33.OOfi4.50;
heifers, 82.764i.26; bulls, 32.7n.26; calves,
3 .60 60; Blocker and feeders, 32.7rWU-4.6U
HOGS Receipts, 23.000 heed; market 10c
higher; choice to prime heavy, I8.lsl(a'.97;
medium to good heavy, 3.8O"p'.90; butcher
weights. 16 9iytj7.00; good to choice heavy
mixed, 86.oO-fM.80; packers, 86.00nj.7S.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 18,000
head; market strong to 10c higher; sheep,
4.2oj.i6; yearlings, 36.401.7.00; lamba, 35.40
3.50.
Mew York Lire Stork Market.
NEW YORK. July 11.-BEEVE8-14
celpts. 1,266 head;bee4-es. ete.dy anI
firm; fat bulls and choice fa,. 10 . h. 10c
higher; other gradea steady; bologna
cowa Slow; common to cnoice eiccra, . ,. 1
6 86; bulls, 33.00i94.26; cows. 316-ft
4.26. Liverpool and l-ondon rattle mar
kets slow. Exports today, 2,800 quartet'
of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 8,170 head; val
market strong to 26c higher; hutti
milk. 26 0 60c higher; veals, 36.508.00;
grassers and buttermilks, 31.00tf4.uT; Ted
calves. 14.76; dressed calves higher; cuy
dressed veals, 8 012c per pound; country
oressea, iwioo.
HOGS Receipts. 6 .650 head: market !
Arm: state hogs, 37.26 0 7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMB.-!-Receipts. 3.823
head; good sheep firm; others stea .j ;
good lamb opened Arm at 1045 15c higher
and closed weak; sheen. 13 606 6.60; culls,
81.50(83.00; lambs. 1 1 .76 9.60; one car,
39.60; culls, 34 6006.00.
Kanaaa City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,600 head. Including 3,000 southerns:
stendy to strong; top. 36.00; choice export
and dressed beef steers, 35.6O7T4I.10: fair to
good, 84.250.40; western fed steers, 83.751?
6.75; stockers and feeders. 32.50ffjl.30; south
ern steers. 32.66tj-5.0O: southern cows, 82.0Cij'
8.60; native cows. 82 .00fJ-4.00; native heifers.
33.006 36; bulls, 32.494.00; calves. ?.!S5.5n
HOGS Receipts. 8.600 head: market 7Ar
10c higher: closed weak: ton. 86 87: bulk
of aales, 88.75682; heavy, ll.80tfiA.S7:
packers. 36 75H6.55; pigs and lights. 35.90
6.S5.
SHEEP AND LA MB9 Receipts. 4.000
htad; strong to 10c higher; lambs. 8H0O
8.00; fed sheep and yearlings. $4 6Vtrnr;
Texas and Arlsona yearlings. 85.60ih.60:
Texas and Arlsona sheep, 34.26Tirj.OO; Texas
goats, w.ouaa .50: atocker and feeder. 83.50
435.00.
t. I.anle Live Sleek Market.
BT. LOUIS. July 11. CATTLE Recelnts.
4.6u0 head. Including Z,2aM) Texans; market
strong: native shipping and export steers.
34.704j6.0O; dressed beef and butcher steers,
34.10t)6.4t; steers under 1.000 lbs., 83 76&4.60;
stockers and feeders, 32.00fl4.0'); cows and
heifers. I2.KKS5 25; canners. 81.00iff2.0O: hulls.
32.404j)4.60; calves. 3S.Ofi43M.OO; Texas and In
dian steers, 33.354.60; cowa and heifers,
31.759.36.
HtXiS Receipts. 8.000 head: market loc
higher; pigs and lights. 86 6xh 90; Dackers.
86 5oti 6; butcher and host heavy, 36.75
8.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. Kino
head; market strong; native muttons. 13.00
6600; lamba. 64.00&00'. culls and bucks.
e3.0Ojj2i.6o; atocker. M. 755 25.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
BT. JO8EPH. July 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.979 head; market steady: natives.
I4 6'I00; cows and heifers. 81. 76073.00:
stockers snd feeders. 88.00fi3 75.
HOG 8 Receipts. 6.250 hesd; msrket 7Uff
10c higher: lights, a.7rr880; medium ond
heavy. 86 76(ff.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. 1KS
head: steady to 10c hlaher: vearllnac 86 in-
lamba. IS.OO; wether. 35 60.
Slonx City Live gtoek Mnrket.
6IOUX CITY, Is, July II (Special
Telegram. ) CATTLE Receipts. " 1
head; steady to 10c lower; stockers. slow;
beeves. 34 26426 76; cows, bull ami mled.
32.76t4.60; stockers and feeders, 33.0010
4.00; calves and yearlings, 3.uou 3.9.
HOGS Receplts, 8,uO head; .ii .rket
higher; selling at 3 .5006.66; bulk of
salea, 36 .66 j 8.67 .
Stock In Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday were:
Cattle, iloia. Sheen
nouin t imnna z.ft
7.6M
1.6-6
Sioux City
6.6")
8 tXO
6.2.0
6,0rj
23.000
Kansas f'tty
St. Joseph ...
St. lyouls
Chicago
Total ....
.... 8.B110
.... 1.978
.... 4.600
....31,t00
4.(1
I.9W
4.000
Ktl
.89.5:9 58 101 27,678
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, July 11 METALS Ther 1
wa a aenatlonal break In the London tin
market today, spot closing at il&. or 16
lower, while future declined it 16 to
113 6s; locally ths msrket was week In
sympalay with spot, quoted at 336. 00O
38.10. Copper was also lower In London.
with spot cloning at tlO 10s and futures I
at 79 16s; locally no change 01 Ini- 1
nortanc was reported, with urices mora
or less nominal: lake Is quoted at 8. . 4 ft 1 TT i If 8 f
13 00, electrolytic .at 313 1261182 A K I pAl.tl V L,l I
and casting at 1 1 1 00 4j 1 1 : 1-adwaslls U LicigVll Vk. WUll
nun ana uncnangea, at 4 i,su in it
local market, and wa lo unchanged at ,
114 6 3d In London. Spelter declined 31
6d to 126 IS In London, but rma!,',l
dull, at 85 62435.97 In th New York
market. Iron wa lower In the Enllh
market, with standard foundry rloalnp at
49 lOd and Cleveland warranl at f0
ld: locally no change waa reported; No.
1 foundry northern I quoted at III JSC'
18.7; No. 3 foundry northern, 3)1 7.76 tj
18 33; No. 1 foundry tout hern, 11.f
It 00; No. 3 foundry southern, 3J 1 T.rlfl
17 60.
i. LOt'let,' J-uly 1 1. M KT Al.S Lead,
lower. 15.70. spelter, unlet, .i .siV
OM4.IIA WIIOI.K..! 44 111 h KF.T.
Condition of Trade and tlnotatlnna on
Staple and Fancy I'rodoce.
KOOS-He.-elpts IILeial; frean ttit k. lie.
14 VK lUl l.lRl - Hens. 1-1, iott.r.
6c. turkeys, l.ui.ic, dutks, us spring citl.k
ena. le per lb.
HI'TTKR - Packing stork. 14V-: choice
fancy dairy. 16c; creamery, ntiivic
HAT Price united hy timana treed com
pany: Choice upland, K; iii.dlum, 4i.it;
coarae, 8s tn-us ,V. Rve straw, n.vt I.iM.
BRAN-Per ton. lib 00.
iti.vtA TUr.S lexas, per crate of 20 lbs..
6(isCc.
WAX BEANS Ter msrket basket of
about IS I h , 6'"c.
STRING B KAN 8 Per market basket of
gbnut 1.4 II'., 6W.
TIRNIPS. HKET3 AND CARROTS
Per d". bunches. ;ic.
LEAK L ET T L' C E 11 o t ho use, per do.
hra1, J(H'.
CL't. I'MBFRS Hume-groan, per do.,
60c; Texas, per bu. box. 3.ti.
ONIONS Csilfmnla, -'! per lb.; Ttui,
In crates, white, 4175; vellow, I.S6.
GREEN ONIONS Ter doi. hunches, 20c
KADI SUES-Per d.. bunches. 16c,
CABBAGE Home-grown, ic per lb
CAIT.1KLOWKR Per dot heads, .60.
GRKKN I'KAH -Per bu . 81.00
NEW POTATOES Per bu.. 60c.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Home-grown, per bu., SO-fr
TV; South Dakota, per iu., ibfjeuc; Colorado,
HOC per bu.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu.. 31 S6; No. 2. IL76.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 3S,e.
TROPICAL FKL1T8.
DATES Per box of Su-lb. pkgs., 82.00;
Hallowe'en, in 'ii)-lh. boxes, per bog, 6c;
Havers, per lb., 4c; walnut stuffed, 1-lb.
pegs., 42.W per do.; 8-lb. boxes, 3100.
OHANUk'.B California, extra fancy nav
els, large slse, 8l.:jyoiX; Mediterranean
sweets, all sixes, 34.0uu4.6u; alt-ncia. all
sizes, 46 (-Ol)6.0,
LEMONS Llnionlers, extra fancy, 840
slge, 86.i; 300 to 3ot slxe, 87. 26.
F1US California, per 10-111. carton, 76'J
85c; Imported Smyrna, three-crown. 11c;
six-crown. 13o. ,, ,
BANANAS Per niedium-slted bunch,
11 7MT-- J: Jumbos, 2.t33.00.
FINKAFPLKS-Flortua, slse 34, 30 and
30, 33.00.
FR11T8.
CHERRIES-Callfornla, 3100 per 3-lh.
box; stnir cherlcs. i4-qt. crate, 31 bu.
GOOSEBERRIES 1'er crate of 24 Qt.,
32.14'.
PEACHES California, 81.10 per bu.
PLl'MS California. 81 6041.76.
BLACKBERRIES Per 34-qt. crat. 32 3B.
RASP BERRIES Red, per 24-pl. crate,
32.60; hlack. per i4-ot. crgle, 32.60.
APRICOTS Per 4-basket crate, 81.76.
CL'RlANTS Home-grown, whit and
red, per 24 qt., 31.60.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lc. or about
Vkq.c each.
CANTELOUPES California, per crate,
bout 46 melons, 43 (xii 4 uu, 'lexaa, per
crate, aoout 40 melons, n w.
CUT MEAT PRICES.
Ribs, No. 1, 12c; No. 2, 10c; No. 3, 8c
Loin. No. L l&c; No. 3, 12c; No. 3, Uc
Chuck, No. 1, 6,c; No. i, oc; No. 3. 4.o.
Hound, No. 1. 8Vc: No. 3, 8Vc; No. 8. iq.
plate, No. 1, 3c; No. X, 3c; No. 3, 2Vo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Pr ktg, 33.76; per bbl., 36.76.
liONis.1 New, per i4 lbs., 33.60.
Cl-iiiKdE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
bricK, lie; Wisconsin llinburger, lc; twin,
ldc; toung America, loc.
as uTB v alnula, No. 1 soft shells, new
crup, per lb., ls.gc; hard shells, per lb.,
L,u. pecans, huge, per Id., lc; small,
pei- ib., Uc. peanuts, per lb., Vc; roasted,
per lb. lc. Chill wainuls, per 10., lal3Vc.
Aimunda, son shells, per lb., 17c; hard
snells, per lb., l&c. Cocoanuts, 34 per ack
u( lui).
SUGAR Granulated cane. In bblx,
(6.1b, granulated cane, in sck.i, 36.11; granu
lated beet, in sacks, 46.0I.
SIRUP In bbls., i,c per gal.; In cases,
6 10-lb, cans, II. "u; cases U 5-lb. can. 61.80;
cases 24 2-lb. cans, 81.86.
COKFEh. Koaated, No. 35, 25c per lb.;
No. 6V, W per lb.; No 26, 18Vo per lb.;
No. M, 160 per lb.: No. a. Llc per lb.
CURED FISH Family whiteflsh, per
quarter bbl., 100 lbs., 6400; Norway mack
erel, No. 1, lh; No. 2, 8; No. 3. 4-0; irlari
No. 2. 316: herring. In bbls., 200 lbs. each.
"rw,ay',.4KV,1,V 0l iK; "011n'
i Lxe.1i,1i """lef'""' ln mih'
I CANNED GOODH-Corn. standard west.
ern, HiQtiOc: Maine, 81. 16. Tomatoes, 8-lb..
cans, 31.164Il.6u; 2-lb. 7c?i'31. Pineapple,
grated, 2-lb 2.0ft4i.'.30; nllced, JlKuy2.au;
Gallon apples, fancy, 33.90; California apri
cots, 81-4ofr2 00; pears, 31.7663.60; peaches,
fancy, 61.162.40; 11. C. peaches, 33.uuii2.0.
Alaska salmon, red, 31.26; fancy Chlnooat,
F., 32.10; fancy sockeye, F. 81. 96; aardlnss,
oil, 33.60; mustard, II.5CgS.10. Sweet
potatoes, lW15'iil.25; sauerkraut, 81; pump
kins, wc'flu w; wax oeana, 2-id., j64i8ic;
lima beans, 2-lb., 76ctj31.So; spinach, 31. 36;
cheap peas, 2-lb., 60c; extra, ',st4k; fancy,
81.651.76.
1 Evaporated ABplea and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. July 11. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market continued steady on
spot, with prime quoted at lltfllVJc;
choice, 11 H 4? 11 Hr; fancy, 12c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
are pretty closely cleaned up on spot an .
quotations are more or less nominal,
ranging from 7tov84c. according to six-,
grade, etc. Apricots are sesree. wl'h ot
ters from the coast very light; rho'c-,
18c; extra t-holre, 13c; fancy, lS14c.
I"eaches for future shipment are essie-.
but spot remalna unchanged; choice. 104
(Bile: extra choice, HVillc; fanc,
ll12c; extra fancy. i;l!Hc.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Henrietta K. White and huabaud to,
Elisabeth M. bnahan, wuu leti 01 .
11 V of lot 8, biock 1, r'arrf Piai e, .3 960
Atlantic Keaity association to lieu-s
of J. H. cteabrooae, 101 8, repiat
of block ti, be 111 is 1-ark 460
Mary G. Larson and husband 10
Amelia J. Anderson, lot 1, block
V, BuruliHni fmn 60U
D. V. bholcs company to Rose O. ,
English, part 01 Iota 16, 17 and
18, block 6. 1st sub of Griffen
6 Smith's add (60
Hastings t neyuen to C. Ryder,
lots 23 and 23, block 2, Hastings
A Heyden's add 600
Philadelphia Mortgage and Truat
company to Hldney 8. Montgom
ery, lot 11, block 33, KounUe
Place , 8,301
Alberto E. Anderson and wife to
Margaret K. Murphy, lot 10,
block , Spring Lake Park 6,400
John E. George to Susan V. Hoyt,
lot 2. block 7, sub of J. I. Red-. '
ick's add 7.000
P. J. Firestone and wife to Ida -B.
Ongs, lots 4 and 6, KUtatuiiQ
Park ' 1,900
F. A. Thompson and wife to th
Pavne Inveatment company, lot "'
4. block 8, and lot 27. block 2,
Briggs' Place, and other lots.... 360
Rollensford Savings bank to E. R.
Hume, suhlot 12 of taxlot 29,
4-15-13 '
Joseph Ecker to Anna Eoker, e
of n of lot 6, block 1, Park
Place t
Ferdinand Klausehles and wife to
Theodore Thollnlohann. part of
lot 18. block 446. Orandvlew 25
Teresa Herdzlna to John and Jacob
Herdxina. lot 6. block 41. South
Omaha 100
M. R. Hoewlll et al. to W. B.
Fuller, rart of lot 10. block 1,
Park Place 700
Marv L. Jansen to the Orove-Whar-ton
Construetlon company, block
4. Halveon He ghts 1,E0
Luther Drake et al. to August
Padruwelt. lot I, block 42, South
Omaha 040
Rome Miller to same, part of lots
11 and 12, block 2, Rush A Sel
by's 800
Total for July 11, 1908. . .
.323,073
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