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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JULY 24, 190$.
1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
What Take Spurt, but Falli to Batur
da' Clot.
tXPORTERS NOT ANXIOUS TO BUY YiT
They Take bat Little on Baal of
freet Prices (ash Cora U
tronajer a ad Movement Dttii'l
Increase Options Higher.
uMAKA, July 23. 1SH.
When closed unchanged cn tne local
mat-net after wIdi 4 cent hlgner and tun
j cpin lower than yeateraay. fc.ati iaoi-s
otuib lower, world snipmcnta it ariiau
i. a th Kumlia situation waa buillsn.
xvirly price tiere strong, but aa American
crop newa n all bearish the market
.umed weak, on buying at the decline, the
marKf t recovered all of the !aa.
r.tceipta were large ami cash Remand
low. reporters are not keen to take
wheat at preaent price, though a lime
uuMneas woj reported.
.rn waa atronic, although trade waa
light. The weather la favorable, but re
ceipt do not Increase as rapidly a pre
dicted, being today under the estimate.
v.ar price were a shade higher. The cloae
marly a rent up on September.
Primary wheat receipt were 1,641.000 bu,
em. TVsjc; July, 77c- September, 7s4jc:
December, 7Nc; May,
OATS To arrive, on track and July. 33c.
SKW VORK GEftCflAL MARKRT
Quotation
Varloae
f the nay
Cetnraedltle.
NEW YORK. Julv a -FlOl'R Receipt,
It.lM bbl.; export.' 2.842 bhlK ; market, quiet
and haiely steadv: winter latent. li
4 25; winter straight. B.WSI; winter
extias ;.!-ql 40; winter low grade. $2'ti
sfi: Minnesota pttents,
ota baker. t3tr.'ri3o.
fair to good. $1 fc4.M;
1.1 '34 20.
ok it meal Eaay;
4 JT"&-4 60; Minne-
Rye nour, auu;
choice to fancy.
fin white
and
kiln
yelnw, i ; coarse, $1.1(V1J;
aried 2.7,vo2.
RYE Dull; No. 2 weetem. 7'4jC. nominal,
f o b.. New York.
WHEA 1 Receipt. W.pno bu ; aalea. 2.6O0.
0 bu., future and 48.10 bu. apot; pot
market. Irregular; No. 2 red, 6iSc, elevator;
No. 2 red. (rlc. f. o. b. alloat: No. 1
northern Dulutn, 87V, f. o. b., afloat; No.
3 hard winter. tar. new, f. o. b., afloat.
The wheat market waa unaettled all day
NEW JORR STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Market ia Baakta by DTlopmnU
in B nasi a Ortt Bondaj.
UPTURN IN VALUES SOON FOLLOWS
OwlaC
Last
Praat
Hoar Set
nuall aad
Taking;
Cl la
la tha
Art
Caay.
NEW YORK.. July 33.-Th tock market
here waa ilntly shaken by ine develop
ment In Russia over Sunday. In common
with th world a other securlue market.
But realtance waa shown by tha New lork
market and the effect had apparently
naa-A4 In I hi .our of hull an tlO U T.
thV,n-.-y. r,.-i rrfi... wire ' tlm th confident absorption of
Ve'eTon "thV Ri,rrn'0.r,'uan,MeKT:rrt had restored l f P.
Showed ".'"nTtdecT.n;1 "m.? 1 TenaUon cTf'an org" ?," !l"on'Ti effect yn
W Jtr ii. .t Vvr Yulv I,! "rard movement In prlcea manlf.sted It
87 3-l&68,Hc, closed at 87Sc, Ju. t m,-..h , .r.tlm f the same
lu-Ju'l'-Umb' sVftrhraTAer thoerwhlch appeared In the
closed at December. Mflc, marhel on tyidar Bnd Saturday wera rc-
CORN Receipt. 22.776 bu. : einort. 16.134
bu.; apot market. Arm; No I. 5ViC; eleva
tor and 67!c. f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow.
Wtc; No. i white. Mic. tiptlon market waa
without transaction, closing nominally 'iC
net hlirher. July closed at 66c; ewpiemrmr
and shipment. 3M.0O0 bu.. aln"t receipt ' cione-d at 67Hc; December cloeed at 16V.
ahlm
W.flfO bu. Corn receipt were B2J,ft bu. and
Shipments Biii.UW bu., aaralnst secelpt last
yenr of 47,niX bu. and shipment of 4M.0O0
bu. Clearance were W.OnO bu. wheat, 10,000
bbl. flour and la.ooo bu. corn.
Liverpool closed VtuStd lower on wheat
and unchanged to vd higher on corn.
This from Kankln at Chicago: "Country
HtKptance of wheat will average liberal.
One house report theta quite heavy, an
..tner large concern fitlr, and still another
moderate. Corn acceptance light, except
In Nebraaka, where they are liberal. Ac
rvptance of oat light.- Saturday break
In price responsible."
Doc I range of option:
Artlclea. Open. I High. I Dow. Close. Bat y
Wheat
July... dept...
Curl
Jtny...
jekt...
...
I
6SS1
I
44jBt
4-A
4liH
4MB
ul
WViAj
4HB
44S,
'M
SUB
S9HA
4B
4o
42HAI
AHA
tiai
46SA
44
41A
A asked. B bid.
Oninh Cash galea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, t car. 70c; No. I
I. diu, i car. Uic; No. 4 spring, 1 car, 85c.
CoaN-NoAi. t car, 4Vc
Uraah Cash Price.
WHEAT No. I hard, 7uic; No. I hard,
c.rfivc; .No. i spring. 70c.
iji.N No. , HHic; No. 4, 4BH46c; No.
yi Low. iiiVac; No. i white, 47c.
OA la No. S mixed, 2'c; No. t whit.
. d . ; No. 4 while, iJWe.
KVE-No. 2, We; No. 3, 62c.
(.Nrlol Itecetpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
MJ 244 1
3M 38 16
210
70 84
11
161
. hlcago
City
i.nnupulis
Uii.ahn ......
Du.uih
nt. Doul ...
14
7
CHICAGO OnAH AMI PROVISIONS
Ke-atnre of the Tradlaa; and Closlnic
Prleea in Board of Trade
CJIICAGO, July 23. Heavy receipt here
ltd at other primary point resulted In a 1
wrsak wheal market torlHy. the September
delivery touching 7c and cloacd lower,
i (Ji il was c higher, ot were up c and
p. vii'ion wore ic. to loc higher.
Tje gsnctnl Reeling among whert trader
ddilnK tha day wa bejrlah, although the
loru,n n(i received favored the bull lde.
I ho reports of heavy arrivals, however,
.ppdreiitly outweighed every other con
aiuernnon. Th market opened c higher,
bc.'HUe of the Russian political situation
and strnll world ahlpnient, which were
Bbtlt 1,(1X,000 bu. Ie during the last two
. kj man required. News from the north
west nas lets favorable. severl report
ntatlng that th crop had deteriorated In
the iast ten day and that the yield would
l.e Olaappolntlng. it was stated also that
tlie crop In Oregon had been seriously
dimAged bj- excessive heat There waa
ulo onslderohle talk of export ale. al
though no figure were given beyond one
flilpinent cf Jo.uhi bu., which waa sold to go
aJuoad. The ensh markets generally wer
;irwer." TTir VlnlWe nupplv of wheat showed
en Increase of 1.6S7.0HO bu..' a agalnat a
decrease of 4M,onn bu. laat year. Primary
receipts were large, being l.MH.OnO bu., a
.Mi t 1.831.0M last year. These fact ovcr
balanfed all the bullish new and the mar-
e'. was weak throughout the day, with
the, exception cf a slight rallv In the middle
of the eees'n. which wa haed upon the
of 1ncreaed eport. Th market
cloacfl euy. September opened ac higher
t vi,c, o!l between 7c and 77c and closed
nt 75.'. Clearance of wheat and flour wer
ntitil to KS .V bu. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chlctgo reported receipts of 1,13 cars, a
again! !: w"li vort MS a year gt.
The corn market ruled firm during the
rr"" p it f '"e d.-iy. Cash house wer
g'Vd liuver of July and September and
fxcepl at the Immediate opening offering
were generally light. Country acceptance
were reported as being not large, i ne
risible uprlj' net-eased .000 bu., a
igalnst an Increase of 1.1.10 000 bu. last year.
September oriced at 4!i4c, aold between
,,;Si5JHie and SOiy; and closed strong at
Wp. which was vc higher than Saturday
Local receipt wera 244 car, with 108 of
con t net ;rade.
The oat market wa nulet and steady.
Ical trader were the best hlddera todav
and there was some buying of May by caah
hnuacs. Country acceptance were reported
Mht. September opened at 2'a32Sc. sold
between 32'iiC and 32c and closed firm and
Vc higher at KV. local receipt were 143
cira.
Provisions were Arm and throughout the
fny received good support from packers.
The demand from thl section Induced
snort to cover rreeiy and the result wa
a fair gain throughout the list. There wa
ome talk of hog cholera In the west, but
It wa not of a definite character. At tha
close September pork w up 2Hc at !7.32Vi,
1rd was 7Vi?10c higher at IS.S-'Vn.! and
rib were 10c higher at 9..
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
7(1 car; corn, H car; oat. 144 car; hog,
liono head.
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Artlcle. open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Sat'y.
OATS Receipt. 18.400 bu. ; spot market.
firm: mlxfd oats. 2 to 32 lbs. :iHc; na
tural white, 30 to 33 lb . i2c, clipped
white, 30 to 40 lbs., 44V347C. . ,
HAY Quiet; shipping. Uc; Kooi to
Choice. ttci&H.OO.
HOPS-Stf sdv; state, common to choice,
1905 crop, 10tfl7r; 1904 crop, nominal; old,
nominal; Pacific coast, 1906 crop, 10"Dc;
1904 crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
HIDEa Steady; Galveston, 20 to 2B los,
30c; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 21c; Tesas dry,
24 to 30 lbs . 1SC.
DEATH ER Quiet; acid. W&T.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, HOOogi
10 06; mess, ta 00Q SO; beef hams. 121.00'rt
22 60; wicket. W.OOij.BO; city extra India
mess. ll5.00iilS.00. Cut meats, steady, pick
led bellies, S11.MV31360; pickled houlder.
8.25ti8.76; pickled ham, I12 2f.-ai2.75. Ird.
steady ; western prime, 3.9Vri.00, nominal;
refined, steady; South America. 110.00; coin
pound. I7.flutir7.37Vtc. Pork, firm; family.
1160; short claar. 17.00rai8.75; meas, IlK.iO
(71900.
TADDOW Quiet; city ( $2 per pkg );
4 15-16c; country (pkg. free), 4TVC- -
RICB-Qulet; domestic, extra, fair, 3
tc, Japan, nominal.
HUT IKK ste.dy; street price, extra
creamery.- 20H21e. Omclal price: Cream
ery, common to extr. lsif20V4c; renovated,
common to extra, lllHc; western fac
tory, common to flrti. IJWlle; western
Imitation creamery, extra. IfHc; western
flrt .lVfc'fil7Hc.
CHEESE Strong; new, 1te. full cream.
Unci', laiicy, 1 "4c; Inlr to good, lOeilc;
small, fancy. HV,c; fair to good. WVi&lOc;
Inferior. t)V4S9c
EOQS State. Pennsylvania and nearby
fancv selected wblte. 24c; choice, 22-523c;
mixed extra. 22c; western firsts, 1718c;
seconds, MVfrlfiVic; southern, lSlfc.
POULTRY Live quiet; western spring
chickens. 18c; fowl, 14c; turkey, 10c.
Dressed steady to firm; western spring
chicken. 18fi:2c; turkeys, llfilSc; fowl. 14c.
St. I.ool General Market.
ST. LOCIS, July 23. WHEAT Fu
tures, ateadv; cash, lower; No. 2 red. cash,
elevator, 73'c: track. 74i&74Vic; Septem
ber. 73c; December, 7vc; No. 2 hard,
73if76c. ,
CORN Futures, higher; . rash, lower;
No. 2 rash, BOHc, nominal; track, m"t
S2c; September, 49c; December, 45S
6OATS Firm; No. ! cash, 5c, nominal;
track, 35Hc; September, 32 H- bid; De
cember, S34e; No. 2 white, 3Hiti3ic.
P"IXCR Steady; red winter ivatents, $4 00
64.50; extra fancy and straight, w.wo.;
clear, 12.753.00.
8EEI Timothy, firm, 3.ibjl4..
CORNMEAL Steady; 12.60.
BRAN Dull; sacked east track, 73'75c.
HAY Steady; timothy. 11I-00S17 00; prai
rie, .00a 12.50.
IRON COTTON T1G9-41.W,
BA(iGINO-9c.
HEMP TWINE-TKc. . M
PilRK-ITIrinor: Inbhln. I17.07V4. Ird.
hlirher: nrlme Bteamed. $8.60. Dry salt
meats, steady; boxed extra snort, j.im;
clear rib. 9.76; short clear, 7.5ft. Bacon,1
higher; boxed extra. 310.25; clear rlba,
110.50; short clear, I10.02H.
rOLUHi Quiet; cnicaene, ivtii
springs. 16c; turkey, I7Vc; duck, c;
ap'. PTj.-
Bl'TTEK sieaay; creamery, ivvaiu.
dairy, 14 4 18c ,
EGGB Steady; lac cae count.
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bu. 7.000 7,0rt
Wheat, bu. 161.0(10 83.0
Corn, bu. 7.00rt lOJ.nno
Oat, bu ,w
MlwaewBolla Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 23.-FLrR-Flrt
patents. 34.3f-fM.8fi; aecond patent, 34.10
04 M; flrat clears, 3.lf-ll 46; second clear.
U .-iK.j3 40.
BRAN In bulk. $13.6a.Ta.
tsuparlor Boiird of Trwd quotation for
Minneapolis aod Chicago delivery). Tba
rang of pricoa, a reported by F. D. Day
4b Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, wa:
timed
There It no attempt to belittle the gravity
of the situation In Russia from political
standpoint, but the drift of events has been
clearly foreshadowed up to the present
situation, at least It Is believed the finan
cial and banking world ha acted with a
view to the developments which have now
occurred. The action of foreign securities
markets, howev.tr, seemed to threaten erl
ous consequence for a time today. The
special effect in the London market l duo
to the coming due on August 1 next of an
Inetallment of subscriptions to the lat
Russian loan. The heavy discount now
ruling on the subscription price of the loan
In that market points to severe locses on
the underwriting and the forced manner
of the liquidation point fo n much srnaller
distribution of the lon Into Investors'
hands than had been Intimated at the time
of the flotation, lindnn g necessities in
duced considerable selling of securities In
this market today. It also resulted In a
strong rebound In the foreign market,
which carried the price definitely away
from the gold Import point. The Dank of
England erured all the newly received gold
In the Iondon market, but It waa remarked
that New York put in no competitive bid
for the supply, which was secured at a
decline of a penny an ounce from the price
recently prevailing and which New York
paid last week. It was Inferred that New
York banker thu cqulesced In the neces
sity of the Indon money market having
additional supplies. The 8aturday bank
statement, with It showing of a lll.700.lno
cash Increase, may have had an Influence
on this attitude, although . It remained
something of a mystery where and how the
cash was obtained. However, the Immedi
ate money outlook Is thus decidedly cleared.
The speculative leadership in the market
evidently assumed that aecurity from (trea
sure waa assured at any rate until the
withdrawals for the purpose of moving the
crops shall Intervene. The time is regarded
as opportune, In the professional specula
tor's view, for an upturn In prices and th'.y
operated from thnt viewpoint today.
The conspicuous place of the transconti
nental stocks In the movement served to
revive many dormant rumors regarding de
velopments in them, one from Ixjnrton alleg
ing a comins control of St. Paul in the
Interest of the Cnlon Pacific. The market
seemed unaffected by the death of one of
the wealthiest capitalists in the country,
the understanding being general thnt his
affair were arranged so ns to avoid pres
sure on the stock market or disturbance
in the money market. The market showed
great strength nnd activity on the recovery
from the low point to the highest, but owing
to the depressed levl at the start and the
profit-taking In the last hour of the session
the net changes from Saturday's price
were small and the closing tone wa easy.
Total sales, par value, $1,333,000. United
State 2 advanced on call.
The following are :ne quatsr.ona on tfe
stock exennge:
tlT5,r4.T4; ad coin and bullion, $8a,l4.S34;
gold pertlflcatea. $.4r.4W.
Jew York Mower Market.
NEW TORK, Jaly B. MONET On call,
easy, tCH peT cent; ruling rate. Ii per
cent; closing bid. I per cent; offered at 21,
per cent; time loans, strong and dull; lxty
day 4 per cent; ninety days. 4'aMVs per
cent; six months. 4 per rent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6484
'"(JtERLINO EXCHANGE Strong 14 85U
44 8530 for demand and at .SflcTH 8210 for
sixty-day bill; po""d rates. $4 52i and
(4 fv'.Vi; commercial bills. $4 8l.
SILVER Bar, 6Se; Mexican dollar,
60c
BONDS Government, Arm; railroad,
tesdv.
Quotations on To'ew ork bond today
were follow:
I, S. r.t Is, rt
46 rnapea
f 8 U. re.
o coupon
t". I. Bid , tt ...
do rovpon
V. 8. n. . ref..
So roapon
Am. Tobacco 4s. ..
lie
Atihlioa (ten. 4. .
an id). 4t
Atlantic C. L it.
Bl A Ohio 4 ..
Brk. R. T. . 4s..
intrl ot t. M
do 1M Ine
do Id ine
do Id Inc
Chx. a Ohio 4H
Chtrato A A. IW"
C , B. A Q. a. 4
C, H. I. V. 4i.
do CO). Ht
cvc. a . u
i4
1"4
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i
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l.Tipsn on
Japan fla Id aarlea
do a rtta
do 4ia. ctfa
do td aarlc
Man. c. 4a
!c. Central 4a
...irl do lat tnc
... 7 Minn a at L 4a
...IliH'M . K a T. 4a
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N T C a ...
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...HIS do la
... N N. a W. c 4a
... O L rtdf 4s...
. ... 17 f'enn conr. Ia. ..
.. 1074 Raadlni fan. 4a inn
... 7H L I. M. c. la.. 114
... I7V, It. L. a 8. F. f. 4a. Il
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77
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sr. A
Coin. Ind. Ka,
do aarlea B
Colorado Mid. 4a..
Colo. A 80. 4a...
Cuba ta
D. A R. O. 4a.. .
niatlllara Sec. la
Erie p I. 4a
do aen. 4e
Hoctltil Val. 4v,a
L A N. unl. 4a..
oherea.
77 8 L. W.
. Scabnard A. L. 4a
.mm 80. Paciflc 4a
71'a do lat 4a rtra...
7(-a So. Railway 5a ...
. Tnsaa A P. la. . . .
. JJ!, T . 8t. I. A W. -.1'
t'nlon Faciflc 4a..
, IsS l'- 8. Steal td 5a.
, Wabash 1
. MV do dh. B
, to Weatem Md. 4a...
.XftS w A L. E 4a ....
100 Wla. Onlral 4s...
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Boston Stork and Bond.
HOSTON. July 23. -Call loan. 3H-94Hi per
cent; time loans, Vg 5 per cent. Official
closing on stock and Bonus:
Artlclea.l Opn. Hlgh. Low. ( Cloaa. Bafy.
Wheat I I
May...
July..
Sept.
Dec
Sept..
Oct..
75VU
1 13
1 12
1 10H
81 14
75V
75V
77
J 1JW
1 HV
80S
74S
76W
1 1$
1 12
1 10SI t 104
IIS,
74'
76Nj
76H
1 13H
1 12V!
1 10
804
76V
763
7674
1 13
1 12
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn
July Sept.
May
Outs
Julv
Sent.
Dee.
Mav
Pock
Pert.
I-r.I-Bept.
Oct.
Nov.
( r,a -
.T.I'V
Sept.
Oct.
7U
787?
49'1f
47ST
$3
S2V'fi-S
J6'i
n
85
I 90
1
25
15
I to
76'
T7
79
SO'i
48'
34 V,
!2.
sss;
85V
17 35
I 96
00
97 Hi
3E
17Vk.
OtfVk.
75S1 761,!
78 7P,
78W,,78,tAal
. 4!,'
49V,!
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32HI
33
35
17 26
n 8S
8 90
83
9 X
It
I 0
60S
4NS
33
32HI
3MUS 5
78V
764
78
494
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17 UVkl 17 30
86
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8 95
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t 85
8 90
8 85
15
15
No. I.
Cash quotation were aa follow:
FLOUR Steady: winter patent. H80f
3 80; straight. $3 30a3.0; spring patents,
$3 7v4.U; straights, $3.4533.7. baker', $2.30
WHEAT-NO. S prlng. T7C?e: No. I
eprtng, 74-&77c; No. t red. 7Vu 77.
CORV-No. t, 0M&2c; No. t yellow.
61V$olV.
OAT8N0. I. 3e; No. t whit. &;
No 3 white. Ufj3;e.
RYE No. 3. 6t,iioVc.
PARI-tY-ilo.nl feeding, 40c; fair to
choice malting, 43ffaOc.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. I1.08H: No. 1 north
western. $1 "844. Prime timothy. $3 ftMja 96.
. Cnv-r. contract graude. $112.
PROVISIONS Short r!b ide (loose),
$9 1n Me pork, per bbl.. $18.75. Lard,
pr lft lb , t8.77V(.-6hort clear side (boxed),
!"aS'09 7S. 1
Following were the receipt and ship
ment o( flour and grain:
rteceipi. snipment.
Minneapolis Cash Cloe Wheat: No. 1
hard. 78Vc; No. 1 northern, 77c; to arrive,
7'c; No. 2 northern. 75T4e; to arrive, 754o;
No 3 northern, 74fl75c; No. 1 durum. 7c;
Nj. 2 durum, 65aC. Corn: No. 8 yellow,
ifiVc; No. d, 4Hc. Oata: No. 3 29V,S30Vo.
Barley: Sfr'o-Mc. Rye: 50V861V Flx:
$1.094.
Kansas Cttr Grain and Provlalou.
KANSAS CITY, July 23-WHEAT-July,
TVc: September. 69V4c; December, 71c;
cash. No. 2 hard, 6Vo71V4c; No. 3. 68?j6Sc:
No. 4, 6bB68c; No. 2 rea, vv'nc; ra. a,
oVnOSc: No. 4. 7e8c.
CORN-July. 47jc; September. 46Vc; De
cember. 43c; cash, No. 3 mixed. 4SVH3ci
No. $ white, 4Su49Vc: No. t, 4!'a49Vc.
OATS No. 2 white. 35V4C.
RYE Steady, 6tV668c.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $10 0010.W;
choice prairie. $9.7MM0.00.
Bl'TTLK Creamery. 19c; packing. 14e.
EGGS Steady; Missouri and Kansas, new
No t whttewood cae Included. lf.Vc; CAM
count. 16c; case returned, Vw off.
Receljta. Shipment.
Wheat, bu 8oTi0 81,000
Corn, bu 3.f I.
Oat, bu M.OtO T4ona
Visible (apply of Orala.
NEW TORK, July 23. The visible supply
of grain Saturday, July 21. a compiled by
the New York Produce exchange, wa aa
follow:
Wheat 25. 91fi.ono bu.; Increased. 1.668.000 bu,
Corn 6,Rn7.ooO bu. , Increased. 70b, 000 bu.
Oata 6. MI.11OO bu. ; decreased, 757.000 bu.
Kye 1. 391.0110 bu.; decreased. M.noo bu.
Ftarley 1. 058.000 bu.; Increased. 16fl,00O bu.
Liverpool Grala ad ProTlaloa.
LIVERPOOL, July 2a.-WHEAT-Spot.
nominal; future. eay; July, 67Vd; Sep
tember, 6sHd; December, 6 7Vd.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new,
4d. Future, steady; July, 4s8d; Sep
tember. 4 td.
HOPS in London (Pacine coai). nrm at
3 1(tS4.
Peoria Grata Market. .
PEORIA. July IS CORN Firm; No. t
T-liow. 50c; No. I. 6"c; No. 4. 49c; no grade,
48c
OATS Eav; No. I whit, old and new.
34c; No. 3 white, old. $c; new. 31V: No.
4 white, old. 3288r.
WHISKY On the base of $1.2.
19.Ji
...4M.7HO
.. 27
;.".la.rar
4 000
i.600
12 8O0
17
3M.li1
1M.400
F our, bbl
Whe.it. bu.,.,
Corn, ha
Oats, bu. ...........
Rva. bu
Barley, bu $.600 1.100
On the Produce exchange tqoay the butter
market w steady: creameries. 168iUc;
dalrlea. I5W17HC Kgga. firm; at mark,
eaaea Inrludeil. 123l5c: first. 16e; prim
flrsta. lHc; extra, liV. Cheese, firm. llJ
llSc.
Teleda 8e4 Market.
TOLEDO, O.. Julv IS SEEDS Clover,
rash. $1; October. December, $486;
alflke, $7.10; prime timothy. (310.
Dalatk Grata Market.
Dl't-VTH. Julv 23 WHEAT To arrlv.
No I northern. TTV; No. J northern, 75,c;
ua track. No. 1 nurtiiern, TtPc; No. I north-
Philadelphia Predace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23-BlTTTER
Firm; extra western creamery. 31c; extra,,
nearby print. 26c.
EGG 3 Steady ; nearby fresh and western
fresh. 18'te. at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New Tork full cream,
choice. Uc. fair to good. 11012c.
Mllwaakee Grata Market.
MILWAVKEE. July 23. WHEAT
Bteadv; northern, 8ly-Uo: No. i northern,
8otec, September, 76V bid.
laiar aad Molasses.
NEW TORK. July 23. St'GAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, 3c; centrifugal 98 test,
8Vc; molasses sugar. $c; refined, ataady:
No. , 4.3oc; No. 7, 41oe; No. g. 4.1k: No. .
4 05c: No. 10, 4c; No. 11, 3 95c; No. 11, $ic;
No. IS, 3.85c; No 14. 3.85c; confectioner' A.
4 tnc; mould A. 6 15 ; cut loaf. 5 50c; crushed.
6.60c; powdered, 4.8 -c; granulated. 4.8O0;
cube. 5.iifc.
MOLASS:S Steady ; New O-ans open
kettle, good to ermlce. 3tS38e
NEW ORLEANS. July IS. SVGAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, SOS
l-14r, centrifugal yellow, IHdlVc; ate
onds. Jtj SUc.
MOLASSES F rat
fcXKUP it63$0a
Adam, Express
Amalsamatad Copper
American O. A F
American C. A P. pfd
American Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfd
American Expraaa
American H. A L. pfd
Amartcan lea, securities....
American Linaecd Oil
Am. Mnaccd Oil pfd
American Iicnmntlra
Am. Locotnotlva pfd
American fl. A R
Ar". A R. pfd
American 8uar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa
Anaconda Mining Co.-.-.i.r.
Atchtaon
Atchiaon pfd
Atlantic Coaat Una
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranatt
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jaraay
Central Uaaiher
('antral Leather pfd
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago Oreat Waatern
Chicago A N'olihwastern....
Chicago, Mil. A 8t. P
Chlcao T. A T
ChkMo T. A T. pfd.
0.. C. C. A ft. L
Colorado fuel or Iron
Colorado A Soul hem
Colo. A So. lat pfd
Colo. A Bo. Id pld
Consolidated Oaa
Com Producto
Cora Produrta pfd
Delaware A Hudeott..
Delaware. L. A W
Denrer A Rio Orande
D. A R O. pfd
nietlllers' Securities
Erie
Erl lat pfd
Erie Id pfd
General Electric
Hocklni Valley
Illlnoia Central
International Paper
International Paper pfd
International Pump w
International Pump pfd....
tnterborough Metropolitan.
Interboroiifh Met. pfd
Iowa ('antral
Iowa Central pfd
Kaneas Cllr 80
Kanaaa City 60. pfd
Louievllle A Naahvilla
Mexican Central
Mlnnaapolla A 81. Loula ..
M , 8t P A 8. 8. M
M . 8t. P. A 8 8. M. pfd.
Mlaaourl Paciflc
Mlwourl, K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National R. R. of M. pfd.
New York Central
New York. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
Norfolk A W. ptd
North American
Northern Pacific pfd
Paciflc Mail
Pannarlvants
People-a Oaa
p . c., c. a et. l
Preeoed 8teel Car
Preened floe I Car pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Raadlaf
Reading 1st ptd. offered...
Reading 2d pfd. offered....
Republic gleel
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock lalud Co. pfd
8t. L. A 8. P Id pfd
St. Loula 8 W
st l. a. w. pfd
8outhern PaclAr
80. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
Bo. Railway ptd
8lore-shero.eld Bteel
Tonneafoe Coal A Iron....
Teaaa A Paciflc
Toledo. 8t. L. A W
T , St. L. A W. pfd
In Ion Paciflc
I Moo Paciflc pfd
t'nlted States Exprees
lolled Slataa Realty..
I' S. Rubber pfd
tailed Siatas Steal
I' S Stacl pfd
Va -Carolina Chemical ....
Va. -Carolina Ctem. afd...
Wabaah
Wabaah pfd ,
Walle-Fergo Eipraas
Weatlnghouae Elect He ....
Weateni I'nloa
Wheeling A Lake Erie ...
Wlaconaln Central
Wla. Central old
Great Northers pfd
Total Sales for th ay.
Sale. High
n.7n
l.non
ine
10
inn
7,500
" 4O0
l.soe
l.m
soo
I0.HIK)
4A0
84.000
24.4O0
"00
M.tnn
4.8W
4.400
.',
154
ion.
M
Low. Cloae,
14"
7
34 V,
inns
JO
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4V
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70
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114
14.14
1,414
14V(
3H
Atrhlao sad). 4a
do 4a
Mei. Central 4a...
Atchiaon ..4
do pfd
Beaton A Albany..
boa urn A Maine...
Boelon Klevated ...
Kltchburg pld
Mexican Central . . .
N. V , N. H. A H.
Per Marquette ..
t'nlon partric
Amcr. Arga. Chem.
do pfd
Amcr. Pnau. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T. A T
Amcr. Woolen
do pfd
'Kdlaon Elec. lllu
Masa. Electric .....
do pfd
Maaa. uae
I nlted Krult
I'nlted Shoe Mach. .
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do ptd
Wanting, i-ommoa
Hid. "Asked.
4 i,Adentur
.101 Allouex
. 74 I Amalaamatad ...
. eaVAIIantir
. ?V;Bmgham
.144 (Cal. A Horla ...
.! f'entennlal
.10 'copper Kenga ...
ul Daly Weat
. vrrahklla
.10 loranby
. aJ llela Korale
.147 I Maaa Mining ...
. tl Michigan
. 1 Mohawk
. 1V4 Mont. C. A C...
.114 lold Dominion ...
,H3 Oaceola
.131 IParrot
. KoSQulncy
.l"-.H;thannon
.2Ja I'amarark
. 1(1, Trinity
. aVil'n!tfd Copper
. 47 V. S. Mining ...
..lot ,L:. 8. Oil
. 18U. trtah
..It
Victoria ...
,Winona ....
vvelvenne .
. S4
. 11
. 7S4
. 14
17
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. 7H,
. 17
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0U1HA LITE SIOCl M1MET
All IHdf of Cattla, Bota lillen as
rdfri, Lower.
HOGS SHOW ADVANCE OF FIVE CENTS
Large Ran of sheep aad 1 .a watts
aarlat Ualii Free Sellera at
Steady to Stroaar rrtee
Oilier Lower.
HOUTH
Keceipts were;
OMAHA, July 23,
Cattle. Hogs.
In8.
Sheep.
..0
7.1M
8. ice
3.J 4
1 818
S'X)
1S..V-7
DATE.
(.Kliclai Monday ..- 2. MS)
Bime day last week.... 3.0? .046
Same day week before.. 3.842 4.87
Two weeks go .,o6 ?,oso
Three meek ago 1.210 8.7W
Four week ago 3.114 7.181
fnme day last yeir ... 3.M3 8.X
RKCE1K18 FOR THE TEAR TO
The following table show the receipt ot
cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to data, compared with laat year:
190. 1906. inc.
Cattle MJ 474.178 4f.40
Hogs l,Mi.eU 1.4M.8IXJ 124.0T7
Bheep 830.088 787,740 32,331
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will show the price paid
for the different kind of cattle on th
8oulh OinBhi mirlr.l
Good to choice corn-fed steer... IS V 3
t an
too
I
1 :
3
4 as
t so
3 00
11 cow..,
37 teera
II teer.
1 teer...
I heifer.
8 cows. . . ,
10 cowl
Kalr to good corn-fed steer..
Common to fair corn-frd teer..
s.OCua.K)
4. ot mt. 00
Good to choice cow and heifers.. I'll
Kalr to good cows and helf ets. . .. I VU "
Common to fair cow and hlr.. 1.78iu3.90
Good to cnoice stocKers ft feeder. I.6ij4.l0
Fair to gtid Blocker and feeder. J.JtV(3.8a
Common to fair stackers onn3.i
Bulls, stag, eto 2."j4.10
Veal calves I.75y
ihe following table how th veiage
price of hoga at South Omaha for th last
several daya, with comparison:
WmtlNI
U tsulls 1X37 t e 1 l'ill ISM
1 bull 110 I W 4 bull 1543
C. B Strong Wyo.
1 bull 1470 ISO i heifer. .!"M
l cow 1070 i tS heifers.. M
18 helf era. KW I Art 1 heifer .
H steers... .1041 4 00 88 steer. ...1184
NKBRA8KA.
45 feeder.. lioa 4 on
Searle At Son-Neb.
M cows and heifer 1001
I cows and heifer - (73
Rome A t'o Coin.
36 heifers.. K 110 K he.fers. . 78 3 60
J. Elliott-Neb.
. 318 I 40 1 ciw ll.yi Z 30
V. Tharles 8. U.
..117 4 .
E Holcomb 8 D.
l.-fcrt 4 80 1 steer 1M0 i 8ft
,1M) 4 (Hi 1 il i7;o 3 50
W. Hults-Neb.
I feeder.. 11.1 I f, 47. feeders. .113 4 00
NK BRA SKA
. R3 3 8ft K cows 932 I 88
.831 I no 1 feeder... 7-0 I 10
.818 8 80 feeders.. 8M 140
F. Rothlenter Neb.
17 feeders.. Ill I 80 i: feeder. . S06 tstl
U ronnrtl Neb.
feeder . 1100 12". 08 feeders. .1100 !M
W TOM I NO.
I steers.. .123 3 75 88 feeder .1083 3 71
HOOS Receipt of hogs were the lightest
tha, they have been for a Monday In ev
eral month. There were not. In fact,
enough here to make a market, and. as
usual when auch conditions prevail, the
trade wa devoid of life and snap. At th
same time prlcea wer generally he, higher,
the bnn selllna? leraelv at tt kxfM 65. a
against ft 4&4i.oO on Saturday. As there
were ao few hoes on sale, the yards were 1
pretty well cleared at an early hour in the
forenoon. In spile of the fact that th
trade wa lacking In activity.
Th week starts out with the market a
big IHc higher than on last Monday.
representative sales:
t8Ks 0 In the local market but remained
unchanged at 17 In I-cndon Iron wi
higher In the English market with standari
foundrr quoted at 50s Id and Cleveland war.
rants at 50 (T1 locally th market wat
unchanged. Nv I fmmdrv northern I
quoted at 118 rtf 18 on; No. 1 foundrr north
ern, II mi 18 Rn; No. 1 foundrv southern,
117.804118.; No. J foundry southern, 117 fx)
17.78.
ST. UHMS. Julr 23 -Mr7TAl.9-l.eaJ.
quiet at I6.87H: swlter. steady at iV
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Julv ZS. COTTON Spot
flae,l quiet; 10 polnta loaer; middling
uplands. 1080c; middling gulf. ll.Uej
sale., 1,700 hairs.
i.lKW10V- J"'v ? 3 COTTON
Spot, dull: rrlces 1 to 8 polnta lower;
American middling fair. I SSd; good mid
dling. 6 ::-!: middling. 03d; low mid
dling. 6 8. 'id; good ordinary. I 81d: or
dinary. 5.41d The aa!e ot the oar wer
4.000 bales, of which 400 bales wer for
speculation and enport and mounted 8,je
halea of American. Hecel:t, &00 ble;
all American.
ST. UOIMS. July 53 COTTONW
Ptedy; middling, lie; le. none, r
reipt. none; shipment, 1,0(3 bales; sto k.
S&.000 bales.
NEW ORI.EVNS. July 3 COTTON
Spot closed easy; sales. 1.J7S bales; low
ordinary, 7 7-18c. nominal; ordinary,
7 15-18c; good ordlnarv, 8v,c; low mid
dling, 10 l-lc: middling. 10 ll-llc: good
middling. 10 7-lc; middling, 11 13-lSe;
fair. 1! 7-18c; receipts, 714 bale; tck.
48,541 bale.
Date. I 1906 l06.illO4.lO3. 11903. l01.;i.
July 11... I C4HI 33 t 11 I I 71 I 3 I 04
July U... i84S4n 4 o I 1 JI I 9! 6 51
Juiy la... iw-V 6 38 b I'o 6 28 M 'j
July 14... (671147 3 13 I 1M 1 73 1 1
July 15... 1 t 64 I 19 I 17 T 76 I .
July It,... 3 4!S I 18 I 3S 7 72 I 8S I 01
July 17... BOS IM IZ07 71I:44
July 18... Y6!V 8 Ml I 21 I 'H 7 74 I 61. 4 8T
July lit... , 61V, S 3 I 18 I T 4JSJ b ) Jf
July 30... 47 I 59 I 081 22' !:!
Juiy 21... 47V, I 51 I 101 I 12 7 2 I 0.
July 22... I 84i I 03 8 30 7 OOj I I7 I ul
July 23 6 W I 03 I 9 6 111 4 97
118
nav,
188V4
8.704 rivi 8Vt
1.114
8). 80
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too
1.4
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l.too
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l.r.00
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1.800
1,400
too
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100
1.800
100
100
100
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1.108
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8400
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140
to
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotation on
Stsvple and Fancy Produce.
EGGS Receipts, liberal;' fresh stock. 15c.
11 Vei tuli-ihf Mens, luc; roosters,
6c; turkeys, luuc; duck, ic; apilug cmck
ents, lwuJO pe: lb.
BL'TTxiK hacking stock, 144c; choice
fancy dairy, loc; creamery. 2KaAlVc.
HAY lrtces quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: Choice upland, 39.50; medium, 8!.W;
coarse. 38.uufatt.9u. Rye iraw, 3.6001.00.
7JRAN Ptr ton. 116.00.
VEGETABLES.
TOMATOES iiiinol. per crate of 20 lb..
75C. ' , .
WAX BEANS Per market basket
about 15 lb., ;6c. , ,
STRING wiNS Per market basket
about 15 lbs.. Sac. -TURNIPS.
BEETS AND
P4 vj-bu. basket, uc.
i,iij' iEi it, cE Hothouse, per
heads, 30c.
CLCTMBERS-Home grown, per
40c; Texas, per bu. box, l.i.
ONIONS Hom grown, -3o per lb.
GREEN ONIONo ret mix Dunche,
KAUISHtU-rer uox.. ounuiicu, iw.
CAlH.lPLOWER-Per dox. heaaa,
GREEN PEAS-Per bu.. 00.
NEW POTATOES Per bu., 76c.
OLD VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANS Per u.lllw; No. 3. H.10.
LIMA BEANS Per Ib. BVic.
GREEN PEPPERS - Per, market boa-
ket. 7uc. ttq
DATES Per box of 30-lb. pkg
Hallow en. In 70-lb. boxes, per
Bayers, per lb.. 4c;
of
vf
CARROTS
do,
dua.
30c.
76c
.a, an
35C
31t
'17
40
77
U
11
171
1
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41
1
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118.100
1.000
1.100
t.100
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. 1.1O0
. 11.700
, ii.ioo
, 1.000
. 1.400
, 1.400
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. m. ao
10A
. 1.800
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. 44.100
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808
. 3.108
881.40 ssares.
14 14
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12 114
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41 41
80 10 '
7t 70
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1(1 148
11 11
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44 44
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IJ
121
43
104
15
103
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107
11
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158
81
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30 and
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRJCES.
Cattle. Hog.
Omaha $1.7VfJ6.8 W.4tV&.0
Chicago 1.2ig40 6..O-O6.90
Kansas City 3.XVfl6 28 t.Mk(f.CiH
St. Iouls l.frvflO .28 6 W"g8i
Sioux City t.fvJC.gD .40ig.60
SATURDAY'S SHIPMENTS.
The following show the number of cars
of stocker and feeders shipped to th
country and their points of destination:
Cattle . "r":
F. Morehuose, Tekamah. .mo.-m. u- i
William Mclmore. Kei y. Neb. U. P. 1
E. J. Tadlack, River H la. N. .. 2
The official number of car of stock
brought In I - lay by each road was:
t.aitie. nuxa. onv p. n 1 .
C, M. A St. P 9
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 4
V. P. System 7 17 23
C, A N. W.. east.... 4
C. A N. W.. west. ...121 13
C, St. P.. M. A O.... 13 3 ..
C, B. A Q., east 8
C, B. A Q., west 66 10 13
C, K. I. A P.. east.... 1 3
Total receipts ...241 34 ffl
The disposition of the uay s receipts wa
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 792 I JW
Swift and Company 1.411 883 1.G39
Cudahv Packing Co 660 888 2.0M
Armour A Co l.W 1,077 2,198
Vansant A Co ,48
Carey 2
Lmbman A Co 123
Hill A Son ?06
Huston A Co 18
Hamilton A Rothschild... 81
L. r. Hus
Wolf 47
J. B. Root A Co 11S
Bulla A Kline 1
I'nlon Dressed Beef Co... 69
Sheridan Meat Co 90 ....
Other buyers 351 l.H
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STAGS.
08 I...
8HE.EP T.ie receipt of aeep thl morn
ing numbered thirty cars, the same a on
Monday of last week. Among the offerings
were quite a number of car of right good
killer. The general situation so far a
this point was concerned s -emed favorable
that Is. there was a fair run of sheep and
lamb of decent quality and a good demand,
but Chicago proved to be, as frequently
happens, a disturbing element. Unfortu
nately, shippers had that market flooded,
SO.OOU being reported at that point thl
morning, with price Iwglbc lower at the
openlnK. Wllh a report like that poated
on the bulletin board buyer here were
naturally weakened, so that the trade on
sheep opened slow, with the general ten
dency weak and lower.
Spring lambs were In light supply, and
for that reason were fully steady, one two
load bunch of westerns selling at 37.78.
Quotations: Oood to cnoice spring lambs,
18. (.76; fair to good aprlng lambs, 36 2fxJ(
8.76, good to choice yearlings. 3o OO06.8O; fair
to good yearlings. 36 exttfo.ttu; good to choice
wethers, t.IfV&b.OO; fair to good wethers,
34 MKIH.io; gooa to choice ewes, 34.664T4 80;
fair to good ewes. 34.boQ4.63.
88 Idaho ewe
26 Montana wether
386 Montana wether
I Montana wether
ia Montana wethers
48N Idaho yearling
io jaano lainoa
248 Idaho lamb
300 Idaho lamb
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. July 23 -COFFER-Futures
1 opened steady at unchsnged price, In keep
I Ing with steady cables. There was nothing
1 timclal concerning the rumored passage of
' th valorisation bill, however, nnd th
market eased off during the middle of the
session under selling by recent buyers In
j about 6o10 points net lower. In th after
' noon a cable ws received from Frasil
) stating that the valorisation bill had passed
ine lower nouse and would go to tne sonat
tomorrow, but this was followed bT no Im
provement In prices, although there wa an
increased demand toward the close, which
was supplied by continued realising. Th
market wa Anally atendy at a net decline
of 6-S10 point Sale for the day wer re
ported of 82.600 bag. Including September
t 8 5Mj(V8oc; November. 180c; December.
804l.!c: March. 7.v?7 10c: May, 7.20u"r.lc;
June, 7.36c. Spot, steady; No. I Rio, 8c,
Invoice.
12.25.
crato.
ind
"ew Yarlt Mlalagr Itocki.
NEW YORK. July a.-Clolng quotatlona
on mining stock wer:
AdanM Cos
Alice
Breece
Brunaelck Cea ..
Coaaatock Tunnel
Cea Cal A Vs ..
Hoi, Sllrar
Ira Stiver
UeaeWIII Coa
Offered.
. 80
.800
. is
. 84
. 14
. to
106
.828
. 8
Ulle Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoeals
Potoal
a va,e
Sierra Neva
f-null Hope ..
Staaou
.. 6
.154
..Itt
.. I
..' II
.. U
.. IT
.. aa
.13
Baak Clemrlag.
OMAHA. July 23-Bank electing for to
day were 11,818. 188.33. and for tha corre
sponding dat last yeas 11,733, 788.34.
Treaanrr Statement.
WASHINGTON, July Z3-Tody esti
mate of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclualv of the fi.V.ftxyoiA goUl
reserve, shows; Available caali balance.
12.00;
lb.. 6c:
walnut tu(Ted, 1-10.
.Tn i!(ii-;9 Mediterranean sweets, all
slaea, 34.0ua-4.50; Valenclas, all lxe,
' 1 xcurtvaTimnnlers. extra fancy, MO
lleT loToO; 800 to 3 le.-W607.00; other
. , a, no I...
E-iiistCollfornla. per KVlb. carton, 7oJ
85c: Imported Smyrna, . three-crown, lie;
''bANANAS-Pc r medlum-slzed bunch.
RlVuBBERRIES-Wisconnin. 1 qta.. $2.00.
rem -its..
CHERRIES California, $2.00 per l-Ib. box;
our cherries, 34-qi. craie. ..
GOOSEBERRIES Per crate of 24 qts.
2i!fi iriiraHal early. 70c: yellow free
tt no- Texa Elberta. per 4-baket
crate, 76c.
ri .CMS California. $1.60'31 75
BLACKBERRIES Per 24-qt. crate,
RASbEKKIto-nru, ai-yi.
$2.in; black, per 24-qt. crate, H.OJ.
APRICOTS Per 4-biket crate, $1.76.
im 'HRANT8 Home-grown, while
red. per 24-qt,.. ft
WATERMELON S-x-er II).. 1V4C, or about
ANTtLoCPES-Colorado and Arlxona,
pet- crate (iandara. .txi; ponlfs. 1 60;
Texas, per crate (about . 46 melons). W-uO;
ponies, J.0O.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No 1 rlb, 12c; No. i rlb. loc; No. I ribs,
c; No. 1 loin. 15c; No. 2 loin. 12Vc; No. I
loin, c; No. 1 chuck. 6',e; No. 2 cuuek. 6c;
No 8 chuck, 4c; No. 1 round, 84c; No. 2
round. 8c; No. 3 round, 8c; No. 1 plate,
3c; No. 2 plute. 2c; No. 3 plate. 2c.
HIDES AND TALLOW-Green salted.
No. 1. 13vtc; No. 2. U'ac; bull hide, frvloc;
green hides, No. 1, UV,c; No. 2. 10v: horse,
l2.ffiSrS-6; ,h-eep peAs, 60cfc$1.25. Tallow, No.
U C; N' MISCELLANEOUS.
CIDER Per keg, $375; per bbl., $4.75.
HONEY New, per 24 lb.. $3.50.
1 hKboE Swiss, new, 18c; Wisconsin
brick, 12c; Wisconsin limherger. 12c; twins,
loVtc;' young Americas. 15c
jJi-TS Walnuts, No. 1, soft shelN, rew
crop per lb., 15c; hard hells, per !b..
! 1JV4C. j-ecane, imgr, x' n-.. iiv, frn'i,
I per lb.. 12c. Chill walnut, per lb., 12313V,-;.
i Almonds, soft shells, per lb.. 17c; hard
I shells, per lb., 15c. Cucoanuts, $4 per stck
j SUGAR Granulat'-d cane. In bbl.,
'$5 16- granulnted cans, In sacks, $.U; gran
ulated beet, In sack, $6-01.
SYRUP in ouis.. i.c tr in cases,
6 10-lb. cans, $1.70; cases. 11 6-lu. can, $1.60,
cases 24 2-lb. cans, $1.85.
COFFEI-Roasted, No. 3a, 2oS4jC per lb.;
No. 20, 2"Hc per lb.; No. 25, Uc per lb.;
1 No 20, 16V ir lb.; No. a, U"o per 10.
I CURED FISH- Family wnitensh, per
quarter bbl., 10u lbs., $4 00; Norway mack
1 i?rel. No. 1, $28 uO; No. 3. $.O0; No. 3, $20.w;
1 Irish, No. 2. $18 00; herring, In bbl., 20u Iba.
I each, Norway, 4k, $12 0u; Norway, 3k. $13.00;
I Holland, mixed, $11.00, Holland herring, In
1 kegs, milkers, '0c; kegs, mixed, 70o.
I CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
I ern, studio; Maine, $1 la. Tomatoes, 3-lb.
cans, $l.26tal.U); 2-lb.. 7V,cl.oo. Plneap
' pl'-s, grated, 2-lb., $-' 0iin.3v; sliced. n.b.'&
11.20; gallon apples, fancy, $aj, California
I apricots, $1 4CK&2.0J; peara, $1.75iO-,2.aO;
I peaches, fancy, $1.75-92 40; H. C. peaches,
j- wtHm.au. Aiaaaa saunun, rea. ti.n; i.incy -
(Jhinook, rr.. 2. w; tancy socxeye, t .. 31 80; ;
sardines, h oil, $J .50; mustard, 12 J
Sweet potatOfH, $1 lo'al J6l sauerkraut, 81 uu;
pumpkins, kucll wo; wax beans, 2-lb., 750 1
or; lima Deans. ;-io., i'jl .; spinach,
$131; cheap peas. 2-10., toe; extra, 75iic;
tancy. l.H8'i.75.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. 1. UV; No. 1. UVc; full hide. IVttjac;
green hide.-No. 1. luc; No. 3. 3c; Doras,
$1 50-33 26; sheep pelts, 50c'ail - Tallow,
No. 1. 4c; No. 2, 3c.
WOOL-Per lb.. is2?c
Oil and Roils,
NEW YORK, Jjiy ;'3. Oiud -Cottonseed,
barely steady; prime crude, f o. b mills,
25Vu2oc. new crop: prime yellow. 37r.c.
petroleum, firm; refined. New York, $7.80;
Philadelphia and Baltimore. 37.76; In bulk,
$4 as. Tin (lentlne. quiet, 6HlttiiOc.
SAVANNAH. July 2I.OII Turpen
tine, firm; 67c.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: A. B. C. $3 o;
P. $4 00f4 05: E. $4 1004 15; F. $4 20;
O, $4.26; H, $4.30: I. $4.35; K. $4 65; m.
$4.70; N, $4 80; WO. $4.80; WW, $6 10
OIL CITY. Pa. July 23 OIL C 4it
balance. $1 84 Shipment. 178.601 bbl.:
average. ,8.117 bbl. Run. 116.861 .
averaae. 81.6K0 bbl Shipment. Lima,
118 018 hbls averaice. 8S.678 hi. I, Rune.
Lima, 14,487 bbla.; avcrase, J,63i bbl.
Total 6,662 2,921 7.143
CATTLE Receipts of cattle thl morning
were the largi.t that they have been for
a Monday thl year. A considerable pro.
portion of the arrivals consisted of rangers,
there being more of that kind of cattle In
the yard than any day before thl year.
On the other hand, the supply of corn-fed
steers was somewhat smaller.
Under the Influence of the very large
receipt and lower advice from other el
lng point the market here opened both
alow and lower and th forenoon was well
advanced before buyers and seller got to
gether on a trading baala. Some of th
best steers sold at Drloe that did not look
so very much lower, but anything on the
medium oraer wa an ot ivbioc tower, aim
the trade alow at the decline.
Cow and heifer were In about the same
condition aa beef teer that Is, th beat
winds were not so much off. but the general
market could safely be quoted 10jl6c lower
and alow. ...
There were more stockers nd feeder
than have been seen In the yards any day
this season. As the country demand 1
still light, buyers were a little backward
about taking nolo. (speculators aia not
seem to feel like taking on many cattle at
laat week'a strong price, while th coun
try demand wau not more urgent; hence
thev were generally bidding ir.16c lower
right from the tart and they succeeded In
buying a good many ot tne came tnai way..
Representative saies:
dkli gii-.ftnx,
No. A. Pr. No. At. Ft.
1 1000 3 40 1 Ill 3 00
,1 107 1 t& 14 1180 I 18
lt '. '. 7tt I 18 41 ffil 8 10
I 410 4 00 11 110 8 84
I 844 4 85 8 1147 I 51
1 ( 4 40 II 1111 6 40
17 178 4 40 107 1141 8 44
14 116 4 75 10 1438 6 71
l) 1081 4 18 18 lit I 10
COWS.
1 830 1 71 1 1110 t T6
1 810 1 78 44 841 I Ii
1' 1000 1 75 I IM0 I 85
4 til I 80 1 .'. T14 I 18
1 840 I tS 3 Ml I 80
t 10 I 15 1 10O3 I SO
I M I tt 1 140 3 II
; 1)8 I 15 1 471 I ti
1 41 I II I into 8 80
1 884 t II 1 11M 8 48
4 Mil I 50 1 t0 3 44
1 10S0 I 50 1 1170 I Tl
4 7(4 1 81 8 loot 8 Ti
I J010 I 70 10 tlT 4 81
II 140 1 74 1 1140 4 M
HEIFERS.
1 410 1 00 1 180 t 10
4 117 t I 410 t 40
I il I 40 1 Nt IN
il 451 I 40 8 141 I 80
1 440 ! 50
BULLS.
1 1410 t 56 I lot 3 08
J 440 I 80 1 820 I 18
1 1150 I 15 1 IO0 I 7i
1 1240 I 45 1 1110 4 00
J l40 t 80 I l.irtO 4 0
1 ',000 t 10 1 1140 4 18
1 140 i 80
CALVES.
1 110 8 Ti 1 100 8 84
1 liO 4 00 1 IM i 50
I I'D 4 10 I Ill i 80
1 180 8 00 1 140 t Ti
1 IM I 00 , 4 til 6 11
1 110 i 50
STOCKERS
400 1 50
740
,20
470
to
, 107
i 10
t 50
t 55
t 15
1 00
AND
14
8.
FEEDERS.
740 I M
747
440
415
..1160
..1139
2 cows..
19 steer
19 hefer. ..1422
18 te-is.. ..142
3 heifer... HS3
6 cowa 918
,3 cow 1014
40 cow.
4 cow.
1 teer.
16 cow.
WESTERNS.
WYOMING
3 60
4 00
4 00
4 80
2 50
I II
I 35
1 a
I to
I 18
941
... W7
...1190
... -5
t 00
I -5
I 30
3 00
3 80
3 75
NEBRASKA.
68 steers
3 steers.
31 steer.
2 steer.. ..114a
20 helferi.,1018
6 steer... .1183
3 feeders., 86
24 steers.. ..1211
14 cows. .
26 steer.
6 steers.
...1318
... 7f
.1184
942
.1164
.1082
1 cows...
I cow
20 cows. ..
1 heifer..
1 cow
13 cows...
9 calves.
.1030 2 10
920
. 977
, 4
920
, 792
19
2 50
3 15
2 46
2 00
I 16
4 60
1 cow
1 bull....
2 heifers.
lino
.1380
640
1 cow 927
Pourrett
10 row. ...1010 3 80
10 cows..
3 cows..
35 steers..
11 steers..
11 steers. .
lu steers. .
4 heifers.
7 steers..
1 cow
2 rowi...
1 teller..
965
..10:0
II
.1315
J.
..1302
..121S3
..1315
4 cows.
I cows...
Bros Neb.
19 cows...
10 rows...
8A3
113
. 994
3 80
3 80
K. 8lckley-Wyo.
4 86 6 steers.. ..1288
M Sides Neh
4 65
4 66
4 65
Rowers A
. 737 2 26
.1102 4 00
.810 I 36
. 815 2 iv
. bW 1 0 '
1 steer 106O
11 ter....l7
Co. Colo.
11 feeder.. TO
1 clf 120
1 clf 100
I steer 1440
1 on
4 to
4 80
4 00
4 00
4 00
1 40
4 50
2 50
4 30
1 75
2 36
2 70
2 46
1 10
2 46
a 00
I 80
I 0
4 26
4 65
4 61
I 36
I 6
I 50
i CO
85
120
124
123
124
78
4 50
4 85
4 86
4 c6
4 86
I 60
I 00
7 76
7 76
ferelarn Financial.
LONDON. July 21. Money wa cheaper
and plentiful today and the demand was
fair. Discounts were firm. The Bank of
England secured this week' gold arrival
without any competition from America.
Trading on the Stock exchange atarted
depressed and nervous, the Russian new
causing a general marking down of
prices. There wa not much bulnss.
buyer being few. Cnnsol fell 4. Home
mils and other British securities sagged
In sympathy, but a general hardening oc
curred later. Consols recovered a quarter
of a point. Russian fell to 1 ) per rent
discount, the unfavorable Pari price ac
centuating the early depression and reus
ing flatness In other foreigner. Ameri
can started well on the favorable bank
statement, but could not resist th gen
eral heaviness and lost nearly $1 In the
forenoon. Later, New York bought, a
marked advance occurred and prtee
closed firm at the best price of the day.
London- Closing; Stock.
LONDON. July 2.1. Closing quotations on
tht Stock exchange war:
Conaola. money ... 87 t-1 1 N. T. Central
CHICAGO LIVR STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hoa Steady to Higher
Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. July 23. CATTLE Receipt.
25,000 head; maraet steady; prime steer.
$4.2S36.40: cows, $2.76(.60; heifer. $-'.754
6.26; bulls. $2.604.25. calves, $5,766 7. Ou;
Blocker and feeders, $2.Aoe4.26.
MOUB Kece nts. 37.0110 head: steady to 6c
higher; choice to prime heavy, d.t0j6.86;
medium to good heavy, $6.6Xj).70: butcher
weights. $6.8iiia.80: eood to choice heavy
mixed. I8.65 6 65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recemt. 30.000
head: market steady; sheep, $4.26(86.80;
yearlings,. $4.75.26; lambs. $6.W(U0.
Raw York Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. July 23. BEEVE8 Re-
celpt. J.9R1 head; market for steers. 10c
lower; bulls, 15ifJ-26c lower; cows, lofiloe
lower: steer sold at $4.60fi.00; bulls, 2 tifKff
4.26; one bull, $4.66; cows, $1.40if4.25; dressed
beef unchanged at 709c ocr lb.: London
and Liverpool cable quoted live cattle
selllna- at ll&12YxC per lb., dressed weight;
refrigerator beef, 9eV,e.
CALVES RecelDta. 8.98 head: market for
veals, steady to 26c higher: buttermilks,
low and ltc lower; common to prim veals,
$6.00fr7.T; some choice lots. $J1.60; butter
mllkn, $3.0rVtl3.7J: city dressed venls. steady
at TMflSe per lb: country dressed, ofi-ioue.
cm n.n.1- ami LAMBM-Iteceipta, 30.380
head; market for sheep, In4j25re lower;
lambs. fVOfiTTSc lower: common to nrlme
sheep, $1.0116.25; culls, tl.60-ti2.6o; common to
choice lambs, 86.001 7.60.
HOOS Recelnts. 8.007 head: market fael.
Ing steady to a shade higher; elate and
Pennsylvania hoaa are ouoted at 87.3&
7.46 per 100 lb.
Kanaaa City I.tve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 28.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 16,000 head; Including -6,000 south
ern; market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $5.60(1. 25; fair to
good. $4.00-66.40; western fed steers, 13.75
4(6.90; stockers and feeder, $2.5S4.0;
southern steers, $2.76-85.00; southern cows.
$.00M3.6O; ' native cows, $2.004 60; native
heifers. 33.256.50: bulls. 22.3lira4.00: calves.
$50'b6.60.
HCXJ8 Receipts, 8.000 hesd; market
strong snd active; top, $8.6214; bulk of
sales, $6 661W.S0; heavy. $8.67W(i.60; pack
ers. $6btijj.60: bias and Unfits. 35.7513
1.82 V,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 4.000
head; market for sheen steady: lamb.
26c lower; lambs, $66097.26; well fed ewes
and yearlings, 34.6035.90; Texas clipped
yearling. $o.251i00: Texas and Arlxona
clipped sheep. $4.5056.76; Texas gnats. $2.76
3. 50; stockers and feeders. $3 6OS6.00.
do account
Anaconda
Atctilaon
do pfd
Baltimore a Ohio.
I'anadlan Pa-M8c .
CTiaa. a Ohio
rhlceso Ot W
C , M. 8t. P. ...
DeBeero
Denrer a . O
do pfd
Brio
de lat pfd
do 8d pfd
Illlnoia Central ...
1ouliTllla a Naah.
M., K. A T
1844,
88'
84
44
45'
it
4V,
87V, Norfolk W..
. I3v,l do pfd
. 81 Ontario a W.
K-l IFeoneyiranla .
.ItoSiRand Mine ..
14JS KeadlCf
. itv, do lat pro 41
. 17, do td pfd 44
.188 Rontnern Railway ... 844,
. 14V 80 pfd 101
. 4144 Seutkers ParlSa T1V,
. 1 I'nlon PtclSe 1514.
. 41', I do pfd STt,
. 7vt! 8. Steel MS
. Tov,l do pfd 154,
.141V, Wabaah 10
147 do pfd 44V,
. 134, Bpanlih 4a SIVi
SILVER Bar, steady, 30 6-184 per ounce.
MONEY lii2 per cent.
The rate of discount In th open market
for short hills la 3,?3'4 per cent; for three
months' bills, Svi per cent.
Wool Market.
ST. TOUIS. July 23. WOOL Steady:
medium grades, combing and clothing, 21
(f28c; light fine. 13022c; heavy fine, 14
417c; tub washed, lOtflOHc
Elsln Batter Market. .
RLOIN, 111.. July 23. BUTTER Firm and
unchanged at 20 per lb.; Bales for tha week,
(W7.000 lb.
RICA I, ESTATE. TRAKSFRRI.
850
$00
275
SOO
1,300
600
00
21.000
St. I.onl LIT Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July IS. CATTLE Re-
celpta, 7,600 head, Including 600 Texans;
market lower; native shipping and export
steers, $4 25fit.26; dressed beef snd butcher
steers. .1.7ra5.40; steers under l.unO pounds.
$3.3044.90; Mocker and "feeders. $2.0004.60;
cow and heifers. $2 1025.25, cannera., $100
?2.00; bulls, $2 40fM.60; calves. $3.6oi3.O0;
exss and Indian steer,, $3.0036.00; cows
nd heifers. $1.9oj3.26.
HOOS Receipts, 8.500 head: market
strong: pigs and lights, ISJO-grt.si: packers.
M .50-06.86: butchers snd best heavy. !6.tvM
t.86.
SHEEP AND I,AMBS-Recelpt. 2.000
head; market steady: native muttons. $3.00
jO.00; lambs, $4.u0yMi; culls and bucks,
$3.6i-d4 25; stockers, $3.5.(0.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. July 23. CATTLE
Receipt. 2.n50 head; market steady; na
tive steers. $4.60'it).!0; rows and heifers.
11.76(7 01; stockers and feeders. $3.004 iJ.
HOOS Receipts. 8.LS head; irarket for
light, steady to strung; others steady to
2V4C lower; light. $i.5o'(i 1.6.; medium and
heivy, $H.45.57H; bulk of sales, $8. 52-3
6 67V4
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
head; market lfr'tfiic lower; lamba,
yearlings, $6.00.
1.26;
Ions City lira Stock Market.
SIOl'X CITY. la., July 23 (Spcrlol Tele
gram. V CATTLE Receipt, fcoo head; mar
ket steady to weak: docker steady;
betve. 84 601(76 65; cows and heifers. 32
4.75: stockers and feeders. $3.00jj4.00; calve
and yearling. $300(78 65.
HO 8 Receipts, 2.1C0.head: market 6c
higher, selling at HfG0; bulk of sales,
$)45U60.
Stock la Sight.
Recetpts of live stock at th six principal
western market veaterday
lame- nogs cne
.... 8.12 2 ASoJ
.... 8u0 J.1"0
.18.(-fl
. ?.6?0
.19.0-1
Clarence M. Engl and wife to Samuel
L. Winters, lot (I, block 1. McOay
ock aV O'Keefe's ad. South Omaha. .$2,000
Bankers' Saving nnd Ixian associa
tion to Theophel Vandenbroucke. lot
8. block 7. liitnn Place. tlniilli '
Omaha
Mary C. Ryan and husband to Theo
phel Vandenbroucke, lot 10, block 7,
Lngsn Place. South Omaha
Christopher Ryder from Hasting A
Hoyden, lot 24, block 2. Haatlng A
Hoyden's ad
Edwin L. 'Reeves and wife to William
R. Wall, lots 1. 4 and 6, block 6a,
Florence
Mary Jane Wilbur et al. to Ed win
Reeves, lot 1, block 86. Florence....
South Omaha Land company to Mar
cells Sparks, lots 10 and 11. block
21M5. South Omaha
South Omaha Land company to Jo
seph Scmpek, lot 7. block 296, South
Omaha
Edward J. Brown to Thomae J. Hook
4 ft. lot 6 and aW lot 7. block 181V..
Oeorge 8. Rakestram to Aaron Fere.
lot 7 and 10 feet lot 8. block 7. Reed's
First ad 4,600
James W. Carr and wife to Andrew
A. Furay, south 15 acres nH nA
sec. 38-15-12 16,000
William B. Waddeof and wife to tha
O. F. Davis Co.. lot 7, block 17,
Omaha View 1,001
L. L. Owens to O. F. Davis Co.. lot
89, Nelson's ad 1
J. O. Hunsley to Grace Si-ockley, 64
feet lot 12. block 2. Clarend - n ad .... 1
Adolph Huber to Bertha Pohl and
husband, lot 14. block 7, Corrlgan
Place I
Bertha Pohl and husband to Adolph
Huber, lot 14, block 7, Corrlgan
Place t
Frits Sohoenlng and wife to Edna
May Martin, lot 1, block 14, Isaacs t
Beldens ad 800
Alfred R. Pardun and wife to My
F. Hill, lot 2. block 213V, 4,760
Joseph A. DeBoer and H. M. Cutler
to Timothy C. Clancy, 17T feet lot 31. 1.600
Maggie Long and husband to Oeorge
Clibbe, lot I, block 5, Qraint.-iercy
Park ITS
Adelaide E. Applegate et al. to Julia
Condonler Yen and husband, lot i,
I (awes' ad T7S
A'lallne M. Kellogg to J. F. Kellogg,
lot 6 and 9, Howe's ad 109
Catherine Coagrave to Francis P.
Morgan, 40 feet lot 6, block 4, E. V.
Smith's ad 2600
May A. Marnell and husband to Cath
erine Cosgrave. lot 6, block 4. lea
37 feet. E. V. Smith ad 100
Victoria NovlcHa and husband to
Clara Erwln. lot 14. block 6. Al
bright's Annex, South Omaha 12$
Alfred P. Hopkins and wife t Thomtt
Erwln, lot 17, block 6, Albright's ad 110
John Youcanske from South Omaha
Land company, lot 2. block 286.
South Omaha 25C
Bertha l'nturel and husband to Oacar
B. L. Berndes. V lot 4 and 10 feet
lot 2, Collins Place v.. 100
Harriet K. Coughlan and husband to
Kflie K Carey, lot 2, Rogers' sub
llv $00
A' e M. Brown and hunbsnd to John
H. Hobart, lot 56. Glee's ad 100
EUraheth Kuhlman to otto D ekman
lot 4. Baker's sub dlv
; South Omaha...
Rioux City
Kaneas City
St. Joseph
; St. Louis
Chicago
Total for July 23...
too
..1227,404
I
Total
G1.670
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Metal Mrrkfl.
NEW TCRK. July 53 There w a sharo
advance In the l.ondon tin market wh'cli
evidently continues th scene of soeriila ve
activity. Spot closed at ln.l Us and futures
at 19. The local market wa qui-t. hut
higher In consequence, witn spot quoten
St $38 87V 37.20. Copper wa IC higher I t
th Ixindon market, with soot rjuoted at
81 5 and futures at M) 7 7d. Locally
Ihe mark wa Unchanged, with lake quced
at $18 37-618 76; electrolytic. $18.60; casting.
$11.7Mtl$00. 1-ead wa unchanged at $5.75
locally but declined 2 d to 16 11 3d In
London. Diltr na a hade. hlhr at
CAR TRUSTS.
Kansas City, Ft Scott &
A! em phis s
Prtc nnd particulars upon sppllcatlon.
A. B. LEACH & CO.
NEW YORK.
ChlCAQU DOM ON PHILADELPHIA
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