nm OMATTA DATLY WEDNESDAY, .TTJTjY 3, 1907.
7 ST .
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GRAIN MD PRODUCE MARKET
t Conflicting: BcporU Concerning: Crops
J JPerplexing: to Trader.
OFFERINGS VEEY LIGHT FOR DAY
Wheat Made If Harked Cnaage Do
lag; Hoars mt Xradls; Cora
field Ita Owa Res 11 s
la la Oat.
OMAHA, July t 1907.
Reports of beneficial rain over a good
portion of th northwest and extending Into
the Canadian provinces, whers complaints
of dry. hot weather bar ben coming
-J from, has relieved the strain from thoee
r sections and the situation la more hope
1 1 luL Tha conflicting reports coming In
nave plaoed trade at ana and offerings thla
morning were very light.
Wheat opened at about yesterday's clos
ing prices. No wheat pressing aud when
cnmmiaalon houses went to it tha market
firmed up sharply- Offerings were very
light and tha continued poor threshing re
turns from tha southwest caused addi
tional atrength. September option opened
at r,c bid. and closed at ro, bid.
Corn opened Arm and higher on good
general buying and continued unfavorable
. reports and oooler weather In tha weat.
September option opened at 47c, bid.
Oats opened firm and a shade hither with
wheat and corn, but advances were
Checked bv bcivr reslialn?. Bentemher
. . -' i . . I . . ' . .
vmm upeusa at B-ta OK
bid and closed at 8Wo
Primary wheat receipt were 604. 000 bu.
snd shipments 222 000 bu., against receipt
letyearf bu. and shipments of
211009 bu. Corn receipt were 779,000 bu,
and shipments were 7d7,oj fcu , agalnat re
ceipts at year of 877,000 bu. and shipment
of 460,000 bu.
Liverpool cloaed Tiff-Id higher on Wheat
snd unchanged on corn.
Beaboard reported 130.000 bu. of wheat
and 16,000 bu, of corn for export.
Clearances were 69,000 bu. of corn, (.000
bu. of oats, aad wheat and flour equal to
13.000 bu.
Local range of options:
Arttcls. Open. I HlgH-l Lew. Close.) Tsy.
Wheat-) I I
-uiy...i whm W B
8ept...J 73 86V4B
Come- f I I
85W
iB
48 B
8RBl
s7B
48 B4
47 Bi
8CT4)B
tnB
48 B
47HB
411.B
364.B
July...! 48 Bl 44B'
Bept... 474B 4oB
47B
uaia
41V4B1
85V4.B
July...) tfKBI
42 B
86b
Bept... 36B
864B
B bid.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 3 hard. UWl: No. hard.
BrVJWc; No. 4 hard, 8084o; No. t spring,
CORN No. 3. 4SHc; No. 3, 4MW14o No.
4. 44tc47o; No. i yellow, 4&tto; No. white,
48Ua49o.
OATS No. I mixed, 40i8lo; No. t
white, 41VWf42Hc; No. 4 white, 40tt84ivci
standard, 42 Via.
RYE-No. 4 TGo; No. 3, 73e.
Usvriet tteeetpts.
Wheat Corn. Oate.
Chicago .. H 608 154
Minneapolis 881 ... ...
Omaha , 4 28 11
Pulutb St
CHICAGO GllAIJX AND PROVISIONS
k
Features of the Trading; aad CloalasT
Prtees )a Board t Trade.
CHICAGO, July 1 Higher prices for
wheat In the European grain markets again
caused an advance here today, the Sep
tember delivery closing at a net gain of
la. Corn and oats were each up H'SHic.
Provisions Were 2 Ho lower to Vo higher.
The bullish -foreign news imparted a
atrong tona to tha local market at the
opening; and Induced Hvolr bidding by com
mission houaea. The' demand continued
'i brisk all day and despite periodical reso-
bullish: The market waa also strengthened
by shorp advances at Minneapolis and Du
luth, : caused by. reports of rust, and green
bugs In the Dakota. Reports of delayed
harvesting and of small yields In ths south,
i . weat and talk of liberal exports at New
fc York were additional bullish factors. The
T: market closed strong; and near the high
1 point of the day. September opened a
shade hijtfwsr to CQ,Qwet at ifs.mvAa, .
advanced to tVo and cloaed at S4V4o.
Clearances of wheat and flour Were equal
to 163.400 bu. Primary receipts were 604,000
bu., compared with 286,000 bu for the same
day last year. Minneapolis, puluth and
Chicago reported receipt of 653 cars,
agalnnt 463 cars last week and 248 cars
one yesr sgo.
Cool weather, small primary receipts and
the bulge In wheat held the corn market
atrong all day. The market was also af
fected by additional reports of the back,
ward condition of the growing crop. Tha
cloae waa ' stTong. September opened un
changed to Ho higher -at MViM4o, ad
vanced to- 64aQ and closed at tVtViiJMHa.
Local receipts were 608 cars, with si cars
of contract grade.
Oats were Qrm because of the strength
of corn and wheat. The bulk of dispatches
received today .reported Improved crop
conditions because of mora favorable
weather. September opened unchanged to
V.c higher t8fte8Mo, advanoed to 8840
and cloaed at Sii'VMh'iJVle. Local recelnte
were 164 cars.
Provisions were quiet and easier. The
chief bearish Influence was the monthly
report of local stock a which showed con
siderable quantities on hand. At the olose
September pork waa up tVfcc at 114.60. Lard
waa unchanged at la. 10. Ribs were rvio
lower at $a.82V4.
Gatlmated receipts 4or tomorrow are:
Wheats 80 ears; corn. Set oars; oats, 74
cars; hogs. 28,000 head.
The leading futures ranged a follows!
Articles. Open. Blgh. Low. Close . Yes y
Wheat 1 I !
July WW 84 WH 944
Sept. 91S- WVi 7i 88 fcB3H
Deo. l ootf
ltU 100 102H 100
Corn I
July ESVfc 64 6SH l&i tS
RepL (4HV 64 64,64 644
Dec. 62ua 53H(tM Wk b3H62W
May 64(a64a 66 64 U.
Oats
July 41XrrS 41 41 41H
(Vpt Sht4 8m4 88 8B(ir4 38
Deo. SDHtT'i 8V4ji & tr 89
May 41Ha 41 41Vi 41 il
Pork
July 16 22 18 18 12 1 27. 18 35
HlW 16 47 16 62 16 40 16 60 14 47
Lard-.
July 880 880 180 880 887
Sept. I 6 OS 10 6 06 10 I 10
Oct. 6 U 12 1 13 8 12 8 16
Bibs- I
July 880 662 8) 8 62 I a
BepL .880 8 86 8 80 8 82886
Oct. 8 T2 8 77 8 T2f 8 T7 8 T7H
No. t
Cash quotattona were a followa:
FljQUR Firm; winter patents, 84.16
4 50; stratghta, UWiliu: spring patents.
t 606 00; stralghta. 83.2foa4.10; baker. 83.60
WHEAT No. 2 aprlng. 21.0061 08; No. 8,
4-4!lftl; No. It(1, 4'u-j6c
CXHN No. 8, 64c; No. 2 yellow, 64c.
OATS-No. 2. 41c; No. I white, l244c.
MVl-No. 2. Sic
UARLKY-Oood feeding, fair to choice
malting. lji6a.
SEKDS No. 1 northwestern. 21.25 Tim
othy, prime, 84.7S. Clover, contract trades,
H5.L'5.
I'HOVISIONS Short riba. sides (looae),
M.6(i.T5. Pork, mens, ' per bbl., 81 '8
14.X, . Lard, per lu lbs, 86.90. Short
(lar aldea tboaed), a.87Hv 12.
tteculpts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla U.W ti.t
Wheat, bu. 44.tu l.uuO
Corn, bu. 6'4.im M.M
Lats, bu , 2U.OI0 m,lM
Bye. bu. 4.0U)
Uarley, bu. 4u.Jt 6S.M)
on the Produce exchange today tha but
ter market waa ateady; crvaniertee, laaio;
dalrl.s, 17lc. fil. firm: at mark, casea
u.ctuuea, iuuisc; nrsie, uc; prime nrsis,
140. Cheeee, steady, llial3HO.
Pearla Market.
PEORIA. July 1 CORN Higher; No.
yellow and No. 3, 6So; No. i 62o; no
grade 4ia62c. '
JfciAT-Ilt((lier: Not I white, 4&r-46c; No.
Iw-hli. fc'Tu4ci No. 4 white, iio.
RYr-N.jfnlnsJi No. 8. Kxoio.
WlUS&V-Oa the baala of 81.81.
LIverpeMsl Orata Market.
LIVERI'OOL, July 1 WHEAT-Spot,
firm: No. 2 red western winter, 7s4d; No.
1 fallfornta, 7a d. Futures, strong; , July,
. 7s tl'l i eeptember. Is 41. 7
COHN-Apot, quiet; llees dried. 6ed;
old northern, steady, SiHJ- futurea,
steady; July, nominal; September, a lid.
allaaeaaella Grata Market.
IN.S'EAK)LI8, July 8. WHEAT July,
! ' Ty : Heptwitxr, I1.0SH; No 1 hard,
, n M; No. 1 nortnvrn. 1 6n4.oMv,
No t northern, 61.uWl.ut; No, 8 aurilMM-n.
I -y " 1 "0.
LuCU-Vst iMUonta. &.U6.; secvud
ratent; 85rrciiv flrt clears. 83.S6C0 65;
second rlesrs. 83.7W2.
BRAN In bulk. 6ifclK..
XEW YORK GENKRat. MARKET
Qatatloaa of the nay aa Vartoms
tTaaaaaedltlea,
NBW TORK, July l-riJOUR-Reeeipta.
22.670 bWa; exports, a.x bbla. Mar
ket firm, but quiet; Minnesota pat
enta, 86 l.VS46; bakers, KI.7R94.1&; win
ter patenta, 84 fxfj6.00; straight. 84 SM
if"! extraa, 24.30!j4.S; low grariea. 8J.vi
8W. Bye flour, quiet; fair to good, 847
ti6.no; rhotce to fancy, 2R.10Q6.4A.
CORN MEAL Firm; fine whit snd yel
wl 0; cosrae, L17i&1.19; kiln dried, $2.26
rKY"rH,,,J No- 1 western, 88c, f. a b.
New Tork.
WHEAT Receipt, 47.000 bu.; exports, 23,
706 bu. flpot market firm; No. 2 red. 21.01
In elevator and 21. 08, f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 northern Duluth, $1 13, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 hard winter, 21.06, f. o. b.. afloat.
Option opened easier under local prea
aure, but Immediately advanced on cables,
bullish foreign crop new, unfavorable
crop report from the northwest, rumors
of poor threshing returns and talk of a
fair export demand. The close wis firm
.L net "''vance of H'glej July, 21.02ST
1.08. Closing at 21.03U; September. 81.04 6-18
1.0M4, closing at 81.05; December, 81.08
!., closing at 81.08.
CORN Receipts, 118,260 bu.; exports, 28.
821 bu. Spot market firm; No. I, Ho in
elevator and 63c. fc o. b., afloat; No, 8
white 6Bo and No. t yellow, 63c, f. o.
b., afloat. Option market waa dull and
without transaction, closing- teady; July
closed at 62c; September closed at 69o;
December closed at 62o; May closed at
62c
OATS Receipts, 24,000 bu. Spot market
''y; mixed, 26 to 82 lba, 4c; natural
white, 80 to 88 lbs., 6OW6I0; clipped white,
86 to 40 lbs., 60W64o.
HAY Steady; shipping, 7075c; good to
Choice, 21.20.
HOPS-4Ju1et; choice, 19o. ttfl-Iao; 1906,
f&caclflo ooast. 1808, 8lle; 1W6, (tflio.
HlDEJS Quiet; Central American, 22o;
Bogota, 82o,
FBED-Flrm; spring bran, 822.00) mld
dllnrs. 128 00; city, 828.00.
LEATHEIR Quiet; acid, 2M27o.
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family. 214.00
tlS.OO; meaa, 29 60410 00; beef ham a 824.0O1
M.0 packet U.ool2.0O: city extra India
meae, 22oi)8 00. Cut meats, easy;
pickled bellies, U8H8o; pickled heme, lity
Lard, steady; western prime, 8.8&5
8.96; re fined, steady; continent. It 86; South
America, $10.16; compound, 88.87.1.
Pork, firm; family, 818 WJW.0O; ahort clear,
$17.0118.00; mess, 18.00l8.8O.
TALLOW-Steady; city (12 per package),
6c: country (pkgs. free), 4io.
RICEV-Steady; domeatlo, fair to extra, 8
7o; Japan, nominal,
BUTTER Steady; renovated to oonrunon
to extra, tihic; western factory, common to
first, 17(fflo.
CHEESB-Steady; new state full cream,
colored and white, small, beat, 12c; new
state full cream, fair to good, ll3lic; new
state full cream, Inferior, SlOc
EGQ9 Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy white, 2ogle; choice, lS91o;
brown and mixed extra, 18c; firsts to extra
firsts, l317e; western first, 18c; official
price, firsts, 16o; thirds to seconds, 1316o.
POTJLTY Live, steady! spring chickens.
28c; fowls. 14c; turkey. Ho; dressed, easier;
western broilers, 24329o; turkeys, 1014o;
fowls, UlSo. '
WBATIIEB lit TUB GRAIIT BELT
Scattered Showers ia Central Valleys
Heported.
OMAHA, July f, 1907.
Showers were scattered throughout the
Antral valleys during the past twenty-four
hours, and moderately heavy rains were
feneral In the Atlantlo and Gulf atatea.
he weather la generally clear west of the
Mississippi river this morning, and will
continue fair In thla vicinity tonight and
Wednesday. Slightly cooler weather pre
vails In the lake region, Ohio and Missis
sippi valleys. It is warmer in the upper
Missouri valley and northwest. No Im
portant change in temperature Is shown
in other sections.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the corresponding
day of the laat three years;
1907. 1808. 1806, 1904.
Minimum temperature.... 64 69 61 66
Precipitation 00 .00 .88 .67
Normal temperature for today, 78 . de
trees. Deficiency tn precipitation sine March 1.
8.94 Inches.
DenoUncy corresponding period In . 1808,
1.62 Inohea
Deficiency corresponding period la 1906,
6.61 inohes. ..
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn aa4 Wheat Regrtea Balletla.
Tor the twenty-four hours sndlng at t a.
rn 76th meridian time, Tuesday, July 8,
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp' Rain- .
Stations. Max. Win. fall. Sky.
Aahland, Nob 87 68 .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb..... 88 f .09 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb... 88 67 .00 Clear
Falrbury, Neb.... 92 . 68 T CTear
Fairmont, Neb... 90 - 67 - .08 Clear '
Or.. Island, Neb., 90 .w,60 . .04 t Pi cloudy
Hartlngton, Neb. 73 66 U2 Foggy
Hastings, Neb. 90 69 .40 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 76 61 .00 Foggy
Omaha, Neb 84 64 .00 Clear
Tekamah, Neb... 86 61 .00 Clear
Alta. Ia. 70 66 .08 Clear
Carroll, la. 81 66 .82 Clear
Clarinda, la 90 4 .00 Cloudy
Sibley, I a. 70 60 .01 Clear
Sioux City, Ia... 74 63 T Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES, -
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chloago, Bl 26 88 64 T
Columbua, O. 18 84 42 .28
De Moines, la.... 14 80 68 .08
Indianapolis, Ind.. U 84 60 .00
Kansas City, Mo.. 20 88 44 T
LouUvllle. Ky 19 90 68 .04
Minneapolis, Minn. 24 72 62 .04
Omaha, Neb 16 84 68 .04
St. Louis, MO 18 84 43 .08
Seasonable temperatures prevail In the
western portion of the corn and wheat
region, but are slightly below normal tn
the eastern portion. Showers occurred
within the laat twenty-four hours in all
except the Indianapolis district.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. I.oats General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July t-WH EAT Higher ;
track. No. 1 red, cash, 966e6a; No. 2
hard, 8a7o; SepUntber, 8o; Deoemoer,
9io.
CORN Higher; track. No. 2, cash. 62
t(Wc; September, 63HaC3c; December, 60c;
No. 2 white, 63&63o.
OATS HUfher; track, No. t cash. 48t4c;
September, 876so; Deoember, S9o; No. 2
white, 4e'4a.
FLOUK Quiet; red winter patents. $4.86
fjt.o; extra fancy and atralght. $3.7&(3H.36;
clear. $2.8oi4.60.
SEED TlMOTHT-eteady, 26.00gH.OO.
BRAN Quiet; aacked, east track, 8026a,
CORN MEAL Weak, $2.70.
HAY Steady; timothy, 816.6OQ0.0O;
prairie, tli.Uu'iabO.
IRON COTTON TIES 4X08.
BAOCilNO-UVkO.
HEMP TWlNK-lOe.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
214.40. Lard, higher: prime ateam, IA4S.
Iry aalt meats, ateady; boxed extra short,
p.au. Clear riba, .bO; short cieara, ivirvt,
bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, $10.87;
Clear riba, $10.62; ahort cieara, $10.26.
POULTRY Firm- chtckena, 10c; springs.
17'lTHc; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 8c; reese, 60.
BUTTER Higher; creamery; il&lbe.
CGOS-ataady, 12a.
Receipts. Shlptnenta
Flour, bbls 6 0ou 12.000
Wheat, bu lJ.ouO 19,00
Corn, bu...., 11.CU) 67,u0
Oata, bu A4.0UU 66,000
Kansas City Grata and Pr visions.
KANSAS CITT. July 2 WHEAT July
89c; September, 92c; Deceanber, 4o; cash.
No. 2 hard, 92tv7c; No. 8, 88tj6c; No. i
red, 92o; No. $, (W'o90o.
CORN-July, 4Sc; September. 49e; De
cember. 47c; cash. No. 2 mtxed. 6'Vs(S6iej
No. 2, 6mjOwc; No. I white. W(i(s0c; No.
8. 6oo.
OATS No. t white, 45c; No. I mixed.
4-Kj44'0.
RYK Steady, TT8!a.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy. $16,609
16 00; choice prairie, $10.60(11.00. '
EGBS Weak; extra fancy, lio per
doar.ii, firsts, llo per- dvaen; case re.
turned, 12e per doaen; aaconda, llo per
doxen.
BUTTER Creamery, 22c; packing, 15a
Receipts. Shipment a
Wheat, bu 14.000 66,000
Corn, bu , .18.900 26,000
Oat, bu 3,009 6,006
Kansas City options ranged as follows;
ArtVclea
Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat .
Sent
8f
88 A
B
47A
tec , J
83,
401
86
torn
Sept s3 e aassse
I 48I4
4'Ot 4,1,
.74Va
A asked. B bid.
' Toledo Reea Market.
TOI ETXV July l-8KF3t Clover, cash,
$9 ; October, 8a. 41'-: Iwerrber and Maixh.'
$..'. Ttmutliy. $i.2i. AUlae, $.vu.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Organised Attempt to Baiae Prices
Strikes a Snag.
FOREIGN CALL FOE GOLD FACTOR
Report that Naval Force ta Japaaeae
Waters is te Be lacreased
Assists ta Caaslaa; the
Reaction.
NEW TORK, July 1 Ths organlxed at
tempt to carry prices of stocks to a h.gher
level encountered obstacles today which
had the erTect of Impairing to some ex
tent the confidence of the operatora em
barked on the attempt. Support of the
market was not absndoned, however, and
a good show of resistance to the reaction
waa made at tlmea during the day.
A prime factor In the doubt engendered
over the feasibility of conducting a pro
longed advance waa the new light on the
foreign demand for gold thrown b yee
terday's oourse of the foreign exchanges.
Today there waa, to be sure, some recovery
In the exchange rate at Paris and some
early decline In the rate here, both move
ments being sway from the point profit on
the gold shipments to Paris. The rate be
came atrong here again later. That the
resumption of the movement might follow
a relaxation In the local money market
waa a general conviction amongst Inter
national bankers. Discount ratea continued
to decline abroad, but there waa also some
subsidence of the new confidence which waa
reported from theae markets lately. Lon
don sold stocks In this market again and
Pari sentiment waa aomewhat disturbed.
The weekly atatement of the Imperial bank
of Germany reveal the severest atraln of
the aeml-annual settlements there in a de
crease of $34,266,000 In cash on hand and
in an Increase of $7.035,W0 In outstanding
loans and of $86,466,000 In the noto Issues.
These figures represent requirements now
met, but a necessary period of recuper
ation from the strain of meeting them Is
to be npposed. The forthcoming report
of the Bank of France will be looked for
ward to with even greater Interest to se
cure light on the probable demanda of the
bank for gold In the prooeaa of recupera
tion. Money -on call here oontlnued light,
but did not touoh the high figure of yes
terday. Large amounts of the matured 4
f er cent bonds were presented at the sub
reaiury for redemption and the routine
operations of ths sub-treasury are also
yielding a cash gain to the bank. The
Interior movement of currency also may
be expected to be seasonably In favor of
New York. The threat of gold exports
upon sny decline In money rate ervea
a a balance to the advantage of this
proapect.
The Japanese question asserted Itself to
some extent In the market again, the effeot
being more pronounced on American in
foreign market than in New York. The
published report of the Intention to
strengthen the naval forces of the United
States In the Pacific waa the Immediate
occasion for the expressed anxiety. Some
attention was given to Intimations of an
early presentation of the Interstate Com
merce commission's report on the Harrl
man Investigation. The government crop
report on condition of cotton waa suf
ficiently qualified by the action of the cot
ton market. Tha disappointing allowing of
Improvement aince tha preceding monthly
report helped to depreea some of the cot
ton carriers, although St. Louis Southwest
ern was conspicuously strong. United
States Steel rose against the early de
pression In connection with rumors con
cerning the coming dividends such as us
ually circulate on the approaoh of the
dividend period. Some distrust was aroused
amongst tne speculative louowing Dy a
resort to advertising methoda on behalf of
the purchaae of stocks on ' the part of a
supposed leader In the recent movement.
The reourrent depression of the tone of the
market was In force at the time of the
closing.
Bond were irregular. Total sales par
value, $1,028,000. United State bond were
unohanged on call.
The range of prices on the New Tork
Stock exchange was 4 follow:
4l. HI,
Adams Bunas
Low. Close.
114
Amsltamsts Copper 24,100
Amsr. Cat an4 roandry I. W0
do fd
Ansr. Oottoa Oil 400
do p'd
Amsr. Biprsss
iur, Mid A LhUin pld 809
Aswr. Ia
44
44
4
M
II
M
110
' w'
ni
6
104
HUj 81
1
a--
Me
18
sour. 1 In id Oil.
ptd
Asmt. Leoosutlve
do pfd
Aanr. Stasltlng A
100
too
ill
l
Rat..
10.S0O 119 111
111
do pld
Amsr, Incur Bsflalns
Amer. Totaoeo ptd otfe....
Assaeada Mlalsg Co. .......
Atrblsoa
do ptd
Atlantis Coast Lias
BsiUmore A Ohio ......
do ptd
Brooklyn Rspld Transit....
Canadian PaclSa
Central of Now Jarsay
Caseapaake Ohio
Cnloao Orsat Waatara....
Caloaco a Nortswaatara....
C, U. aV St. Paul
Cnlaato Tann. 4b Trans.,..
da ptd
C. C, a St. Louis
Colorado fuel and iron....
Colorado soutnara
do let ptd
do 24 ptd
Conaolldatod Oaa
Cora Product
do ptd
Dalavars A Hudson
Dal., Lack. A Waalarn
Dsarar a Rio Grand
do 'ptd
DlaUllers Securities
Brt
de 1st pfd . .
do Id ptd
Oanaral Klactrta
Illinois Contral
lster. Paper .,
do pfd . i
later. Pump
de ptd ,
Iowa Cantral
do pld
K. C goutbarn
do pfd
Loulavlli a Naanvtll
Mailoaa Cantral
Minn. A Bl. Louts
14., Bt. P. A Sauit ita. M.
109 liniA 10744 104
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1V
lilt
Xi
l.40
1.1U0
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17
6
1.000 100 Si
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4,300 (4 MVs , 11
174 17t'l7l
4.10U
Jo 'A
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11
11
ii
Ll la 147 147
im) ui imt iu
II
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1.100
l.l'J
7V4
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11
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tt
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84
so
44
111
17
J
4J
400 11
1
00 lVk 147 V. 11
S(M) 4VVa 48SV4
400 87 i
4l
11
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14
47
t3
400 134
Ul 131
.... 141
.... II
.... 71 Va
.... 13
.... 70
.... IH
. 1
MS
(8 47
llav. 111
0
Jul 1
too 6(1
100 111
4MI 10
10
10
41
104
17
79
K
44
41
do pfd
Mlasourl Pfcrlflo
Missouri, . A Texas....
do pld
National Leaa
N. R. B. ot Maxloo ptd....
N. V. Cantral
N. T.,' Ontario a Waatera..
Norfolk A Wastara
do pfd '.
North A mart can
400
l.tuO
74
44
76
US
1,000 41
rrio lii"
41
.... 41V
111 111
00 17
7
76
U
76
0l 74
70
8
toO 14 14 K
l4,o 123 u:t
Pad Bo Mall
PaonarlTsnla
People's Oa
Pllts.. C, C. 8t. L.
Praaaad Steal Car
do ptd
Pallmaa Palace Car...
ttaadiug
luO 11 lis
ISA
4
64
h
10
400
1U
6,6oo 101
106 106
.... 10
.... 71
do IK ptd
do Id pjd ,
Bapulilla gtael
do pfd
Rock l.lAnd Co
do pfd
It. L 6 Bu Fran. Id pfd
L Louis South waatsra....
8.100
uO
1.104
400
4u0
1.100
t
1154
41
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110
.
(7
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87
do pld
Bouthara PaclDS 11M
da ptd
BouUiara Railvap - eta)
do prd e
Tanoaaea Coal and Iron
Toiaa Pad Bo S
Vol.. Bt. LoiUa a Wastara
do pld 400
80 wu
l
II
tiK 40
l oioe Pool no
do pld
V. B. Eisraas
.. .114.104 140 lvi
100 14 M
104
4
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84
101
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1
17
U. 8. Realty 4U0 U
V. S. kunbar tuo
do ptd Pus iim,
V. 8. fctael m 17
do pld 1.J0 lOi.St
Vlrjlal. -Carolina Chamlcal. luo Mt
do ptd
Waoaan 0 11
do pld tut M
Weite-Parso Sapraaa
WaMmsauuM fcleeiri
Waataru laloa M
44
l
M
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w
Tsii
if"
WliMllns A Uka Sri
Wtacouala Cantral 80 11(4
uo si ....
II
Karthars Pad ll 1P.A, lliu 114
Catral Laaiaer ui fcrt n is
a pi
io-iihawid j0
tiv
47 v
to
l
47 V
17
Oraat Northara pfd
lntarlMrouak MaroDolttsa.
u.ee U:j livv xui
too ita ut 1
aa pia
Total sale fas U day. 411. Tuo star.
Korelsa Vlaaaclal.
LONDON, July 1. MONET Was in bet
ter aupply and obtainable on easlor term
n the 'market today. Iiaoounts Were
weaker, Tradlns; on the Block Exchange
barely maintained the recent buoyancy,
frotlt taking and the ebeenoe of lncraa4i
uvestment purchaaea causing a sacgln;
teadency In gllt-edsed srcuritlea and
home ralla. Bualueea In foreigner
was checked by the Pane set
tlement. Peruvians wsre weak oa
American selling. Japanese Imperial sixes
of 1904 oloaed at hMa Americana started
Aratly oo tl treasury boud reileiuptloa
but the prospects of gold leaving New
tork for Paris prom pled reeliaatlons aud
caused a reeutlon, lite announcement of
ttie Intention ta Increase the - American
Psoitis auadron assisting in the dowu
aard trend. Later the New Tork open
lug oaiue cvlurU, tUalure tuvs pruuu.
' fflces eased further anl the market
closed navy. copper share finished be
low the best of the dny.
BERLIN. July $. Prices on the Bourse
ttxiay opened firm on ths New York ad
vices and closed Irregular.
PARI a. July J. Prt.es on the Bourse
today opened firm and closed weak oc the
report that Americans were lower In Lon
don. Russian Imperial fours were not
quoted. Husslan bonds of 1904 closed at
46.00.
New Vara- Moaer Market.
NKW YORK. July t MONEY On call,
strong at 610 per cent: ruling" rate. 7t4j per
cent; rlostng bid. 94, per cent; ottered at 10
per cent; time loans, dull and strong; sixty
day. 4H'4' per cent, nominal; ninety days,
45 per cent; six months, i per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE P A P E K 643D
per cent.
STF.RIJNCr EXCHANGE Stronger, with
actual business In bankers' bill at $4.87(9
4.8706 for demand and at $4.83.tKg386 for
lTtv day bills.
POSTKD RATrf-$4.82H and 84.(8; com
mercial bills, $4.83 VH
BILVER Bar, ilc; Mexican dollars,
BONDS Oovernment steady; railroad Ir
regular. Closing quotations on bonds today were
follow:
V. B. rat. 4a. re... I'M Japan 414. 84 ssrlas. "
do coupon HMit do 4s 11
V. 8. la. n( ("111. A N. unl. tv
do coupon Kit aavanhat. c. fnld 4s. pi
tJ. . new 4s, rt....U1 Mrilcu Central 4a.. II
do coupon lH's do 1st In to
Am. Ton. 4 71 'Minn. A St. L. 4s... IT
4o 4 )Mi M., K. T. 4 M
Atrhtann (n. 4 t s tat M
do adj. 4a M N. R. of M. e. 4.... !JH
Atlantlo C. L. 4a 64 N. T. C, sen. IH.... 0
B- O. 4s J.T:. (Wi.
lts invt No. Paclc 4 11014
Brk. R. T. CT. 4.... ton do I TO
Cantral of Oa. I in Norfolk A W. c la . M
do lot Ine (5H Or. B. L. rt. 4....
do td Ine 77 pnn. eT. 44
do 8d Ine M Raadln . 4S U
Chea. a phlo 4A.... t Bt. L. a I. M. . 6a. 110
Chlcaso A A. IHa.... 474, St. L. A 8. P. f. 4a. T
C.. B. Q n. 4a.. .. tHt. L. ft B. W. . 4s 74t,
C, R. I. A P. 4s.... SHtSMboard A. L. 4s.... 71
do col. Sa.. 17 ag0 p,clo 4a MU,
Colo. Ind. la. sar. A. Ill do lat 4a etfa 0
t'olo. Mid. 4a I7V Bouthara Ry it ins
roio. Ba 4 us "4 Tax. a P. lata JH
tffbsl 104 T., Bt. L. W. 4.. 74H
D. a R. O. 4a II Union PaolBo 4a Nil
MstllUrs' Ber. Is.... 111(1'. 6. Btaal M tm... SH
Krla prior lien 4a 0 a'abaah lm 107
Hoek. Vsl. 44a lot Md. 4s 741
Japan s ; H Whaelln A L B. 4a to
do Id aarl.a til Wla Cantral 4 Bl
do 4 Ha. ctfs 11
Bid. Offered.
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, July l-Call loans, iV8 per
cent; time loans, 6vyat) per cent. Official
closing prices on bonds were as follows:
Atruison adj. 4a M Atlantis 1
4s se Blntham 14
Atchlaon 11 Centannlal II
o t Copper Ran 1
Boaton 4V Albany. ...Ml raly Waal 14
RnMn. a U.ln. tmA
Boston Claratad .....ll finnhr lit
--ruiiiDurs pis w al Jto.al J-
Vry. Cantral ( Mining I
., . 'H Mlchlaan 14
tnlon PmIBo 13 Mohawk 13
Am. Pno. Tub s nont. Col A C I
Am. Bu,ar 12t0ld Dominion ....i.. 47
Am. Tal. ft Tl lft Parrot to
Am. Woolen ku Oulno in
P'd Shannon 171
Rdiaon EIm. Til at, ...
Mas. Kltrtrto II Trinlt .''".'!"""! ita
P'4 M Vnlted Copper 43
If"l. MC' Mlnln H
United Vrnlf IM f, a s,,,
United Btao Mach.,.', 60 V tali ...I!!!'.'.""!!! U
-o P" 1" Vlrtorla 7
U. B. Btaal Il'i North Butt 1
4 P' M Butte Coalition M
AdTentur 1 Narad 11
aa c sriaons ia
Inr;".? MViArla Commarclal . . . . M
vsxs - nsitcij.
Londoa rioslBsr Stocks,
LONDOW r.,l arin.i.. ...i.
tock 'were a follow:
uonsois, money 14 4-11 M.. K. ft Taxas.... 84tt
do account MV4 N. T. Cantral in
Anaoonda iitl . n, au
Atchlaon sau a mm ...
6e pfd tV4 Ontario ft w!. MV4
a a o u B , , .7 i
vnauiaa raeino ...,nn Hand Ml nee .VI
rh mm n w nu a.... - i - . .
.......... ..wumrn nw ......... ri'M
U. A Bt. P 1I4V4 do pfd ..I. 71
i'-""-'" aaujso. rsoine sii
Dwirer A R. 0 17V, Union Paoltlo 143V4
do nfd 41 Aa mm ..
Brt liari. a atAai" " itk
do 1st pfd siu, da nfd vnu.
do td pfd...... 41 Wabaah 14V4
firm w. A Tm I. aalM m - . e a '
fi.7 . X 2 Pill
Illitisilal rams 1 id as i w a- ne...
fii-VEK-Bar. steady; 81 H8d per ounce.
"ZTriVX: '
... ..a ,i..,,.,,,v " in. uucii iiiaiaat
for short bills Is 34,'pm cbnt; for three
months' bills, 83 pef ten. .
New York Mintage sioelra.
NEfW TORK, July a-Oloslng quotations
on mining stocks were: -
Adams Cos 10 Utti .Cktst ' T
Alio 160 Ontario SM
Hreeo tf Ophlr 174
Brunawlck Cos ti Potoat IVi
Comatork Tunnal tl Saras It
Con. Cal. nd Vs.... 40 Blarr Nevada 90
Horn Bllvar 110 Bmall Hopes 90
Iron Bllvar IJ0 Standard 17S
LmdTlll Con IH
Bank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN. Julv Th weeklv il.lun.nl
of the Imperial Eank of Germany shows
the followlns; changes: Cash In hand, de
crease, 137,020.000 marks; treasury notea, de
crease, 3.000,000 marks; other securities. In
crease, iis.i4u.wo marks; notes In circula
tion, increase, 846,80X000 marks.
Treasarr Statement.
ment of the treasury balance In the gen
eral fitnri .vnlu.lv. t K . 1 f.n AT j rv, - -
aorve, ahows: Available cash balance, 8K9,
002,563; gold coin and bullion, $72,081,353;
goiu ceriincate. fii.vM.taa
Beak Clearlaara.
OMAHA, July 8. Bank clearlnga for to
day wers 81.8S6.697.67, and for the corres
ponding dste laat year 81,666,803.41.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. July t-WOOI-The local wool
market continues active, with Increasing
receipts and strong prices. Buyers are be
coming frequent and, while their opera
tions are not on- an extensive scale as yet,
there has been a fair volume ot small saiee.
An increased demand for pulled wools of
the B grade and below la noticed and there
is conaiderable Inquiry tor fine delaine to
arrive. New England mills are running
full at present and good consumption and
only a fair aupply gives strength to the
situation. Prices for new .wools of all
grades are hardening and the highest quo
tation ot the season havs been recorded.
In Montana, 24c, in Wyoming, 28c, and In
Ohio, 85c, show the trend of the prices.
Unwashed Ohio and Pennsylvania wools
find buyers at 80c, with a few large sains.
There liav been but few tranaacttona In
Michigan and Wisconsin fleeces. The of
ferings of territory wool are expanding,
especially the better class. The foreign wool
market Is steady, with a limited aupply.
The leading Quotation rantte a followa:
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri: Three- )
eigntns blood, la3o; quarter blood, J0
81c. Bcoured values: Texas, (Ins, 12 months,
7Tlc; fine, 6 to 8 months, 6&tfSk-: fin rail,
67t6tKs. California: Northern, tWffc; mid
dle county,. 6&ut)oc; southern, 67iiic; fall
free, 67ft8c. Oregon: Kaatern staple, 71tf
72c; eastern clotlilnr, Otfaoso: eastern aver
age. oMtTOc: valley No. 1. tr?c. Territory
I (scoured basis): Fine staple. 7Mf78c; fine me-
I Alain. .....I. dC-TA.. A .. l..t.inn. :-RT,t.
UIU1U vkuv. ,111a) 111 IllllS). SI. IWi
fine medium clothing, tnynic. pulled
(scoured basis): Extra. 6&T72c; fine A, txi'ij
62c; A supers, l&ubbc; B supers, 4347c; C
super. Sii-Mc.
ST. LOUId, July t-WOOLe-Weakj me
dium gradea, combing and clothing, S'iJ
2oVc; light tine. 22 -1130; heavy fine, ISQlio;
tub washed, 8o&!6c,
Cottea Market.
NEW TORK, July 8. COTTON Spot,
closed steady, 36 points hlaher; middling up
lanJa, U.60u; middling gulf, 13.76c; sales, aO0
bale.
New york ootton quotations furnished by
Igan A Bryan, 111 Board of Trade build
ing: Open. High. Low. Close.
(September lli& U'26 115S , 1227
October 1176 l?fi 1169 1214
iJecember 1176 1237 1169 1.27
NJW OHI.KANS. July 8.-COTTON-8
pot cloeed firm. Bales, 1.176 balea. Low
or Unary, 4,c, nominal; ordinary, 9Hc, nom
inal: low middling, 11 U-16o; middling, Uc;
Suod middling, 14c, nominal; middling fair,
c, nominal; fair, lc. nominal. Kecelpts,
4s6 balea; stock, 67.VC4 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 2. COTTON 4Jiot,
dull, prices unchanged: Amerk-an mldilllng
fair '6.2od;. good middling, 7.72d: middling,
T.t-'d; low middling, 4. Mil; good ordinary,
6 tod: ordinary, 6.62d. The aalea of the day
were 3,0u0 balea, of which 6j0 were for apeo
ulatloa and export, and Included t 0m Amer
ican. Receipts, 11,000 balea, including 6 6ta)
American. Ftiture ojiened quiet and steady
an't closed quiet.
BT. LOCIB, July 3.-yTTON-iulet: mid
dllng, 13c. flali-s, 7 bales; receipts, 3o8 bales;
shipments. 1,16 bales; stock, 17,100 bales.
miwaakr Urata Market.
MILWAUKEE!, July t-WHEAT-Bt.ady;
No. 1 northern, tl.o&gi 06; No. 3 northern,
tl."H.04; Beptomber, 6VSC.
KYB 8tady; No. 1. ,hTa.
BAULKY Week; No. I. 74o; sample.' 68
Tjc.
, CoRN-Bteady; No. I cash, 6tJS3yc; 6Wp
telubvr, bi'tQ bill
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Deilrable Kinds of Beef Steers Strong
. to Ten Cents Higher.
HOGS TEH LOWER, CX0SH7Q WOUSE
Sler.,. B aTTsT. .. la-sW,
with Bsylna- Demaad 4ol and
Trade Active mt Steady
Prlcee.
BOTJTH OMAHA. Jury t 1907.
Receipt were: Cattle. Kegs. Sheep.
Official Monday $." 8. ICS 4 W1
Omolal Tuesdsy $,400 18.000 8.6 0
Two daya thla week,... $.208 24.1R6 8.4-4
ftame day last weak 6.241 14. W 4.4-7
Same day $ weeka ao.. 6.628 11. '99 6.251
flame day 8 week aro.. l.iftJ 18.IXH 4,26
Bame day 4 week aco..U W9 18.49 1014
8am day laat year $.736 17,768 8,674
The following table ebowa the receipt of
cattle, hot and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with laat yean
1907. 1906. Inc. leo.
Cattle 670.014 478,2X1 81,633
Hog I,$33.t4 1,460.714 117,110
Sheep 829.67 182.846 697,461 ......
Tiie followlna table shows the avers
price of hoes at South Omsba for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1907. 190.1906.19Ot.190S.19O8.1901.
June 18.
f
6 891
483
100
$97
6 94
$ 63
a
$84
6 7S
t 671
6 67)
6 701
I Ml I 88
June 19.,
6 B2i
8 8HI
S 11
48 6 93
June m.
June U.
90SI
8M
161
IS
Xi
$
$ 89
6 tx
6 1"
6 07
6 07
t 46
a
T 49
June $2..
June 88.,
6 88
6 18
6 16
$06
June M
June 86.,
S 82V4
6 8ut 6 12
1 69
8 98
6 0
6 94
6 91
6 87
a
5 91
I 90
6 88
s 79;
1 6 16,
66
June
June il.
K
6 82V
6 sr.j
6 a
6 2
7 M
U
6 I II
6 47
(46
I
48
6 82! I 14
a 66!
7 641
June 28.
6 801 6 U,
7 65
7 62
June 28.,
t 22
6 17
6 05
6 08
6 12
's7
June 80.,
4 6rt
a
7 64
July 1...
6 94
6 28
60
July
6 19
6 66
7 64
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICEa
Cattle.
Hogs.
Omaha ,.
.$1.7Mi.66 83&u6 90
Chicaao
.w I t.tieAI.sj VfcrX''V 4V
Kansas City J.5'o 00 6 fc Oal.07tA
Bt. Iiouls 1.6Ou90 6.76ii.25
Sioux City I.OW.jO 6.70Ui.S6
l.llM'J.D 6.0(X(IV
in. vuiumi iiuinuor oi cars ot BIOCK
Drought In today by each road waa:
n.tti u-a av t r .
n . ... ... . . .
jn. ox Dt. tr t
29
8
4
40 8
18
78
17
9 1
61 4
16 1
1
8
7
863 16
waoaan
Misaouri Paclflr.
Union Purl fin svstem tn
C. A N. W., east 8
Ki. ft N, W., west 23
C, Bt. P.. M. A 0 10
C, B. A Q., east 12
C It. at O weat ....... 90
C, R. I. A P., east.... 8
v., 11. i. at f.. west.. ..
Illlnole Central ,,
Chicago O. W,. 3
Total receipt 107
ine disposition of tho day a receipts was
a follow, each buyer purchasing the num-
ver ui neaa inuicateu
Omaha Packing: Co
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
,.. 3'7 2,6M . 3
Bwlft and Company....
Cudahy Packing C.o...
Armour A Co
Omaha, Kansaa City...
Cudahy, Kansaa City.
.. 678 846
.. 37 4,134
.. 2W 6,2o3
734
1,042
7C6
28
n
Cudahy, Bloux City 1,013
Bwitt, jiansas-city 89
Bwlft, St. Joseph... 27 .... 248
Armour, Kanaas City.... 41 .... ....
Lobman A Co 18
Hill A Son 69
F. P. Lewis 17
Huston A Co 12
Bam Wertheimer 29
Mike Haggerty i
J. B. Root A Co 84
T. B. Inghram 4
Sullivan Bros 20 .... ....
United D. B. Co 87
Cudahy, St. Joseph 48
Other buyers 810 .... 8S5
. Total 3,933 16,476 3,964
CAT l EE Receipts of cattle were very
light this morning, not enough of any kind
being In sight -to make very much of a
showing. The most of the cattle here were
corn-fed steers, with only a sprinkling of
other klnde.
There waa a very fair demand tor beef
Steers of desirable quality and the market
opened In good eeaaon In the morning and,
as offerings were so limited. It did not take
buyer very long to effect a olearanoe. In
other word, It waa a good, active mar
ket, with prices strong to 10c higher at
least. Among the offerings were some
very well finished beeves.
Only a few scattering load of cows and
heifers snd a few odd and end were on
ale. The market wa without any note
worthy change. The deadlock between
commission men and packer itlll con
tinues. There were only two or three car of
stockers snd feeder In the yard and they
brought about the same prices as yesterday.
Representative aalea:
BEEF STEERS.
Ho. A.. Pr. Ho. At. Pr.
17 4S7 4 00 9 ...114 8 10
1 700 4 00 It 1?14 4 44
It a7 4 tS ' 41 1217 8 14
I ... 679 4 40 ' 19 1301 9 90
4 64 4 40 44 1M4 I 90
10 1UM 4 40 ' T 101 4 K
4 T74 4 14 IT 1134 8 94
8 TT 4 10 17 nut 4 44
I 1104 4 40 3 1106 4 00
8 1135 III - 4 1410 4 00
1 1060 4 Tl 86 1241 4 00
1 ISO 8 0 14 lilt 4 10
4 .'. 441 I 00 II.. 17T 4 1
9 10M I 17 1214 4 14
4 470 6 10 14 U'4 4 90
90.. .. 1021 f 10 40 12SI I 94
94 1074 I 16 It 14M I 14
34 1074 I 90 M 1M7
4 1 lnt 6 94 IT lit 4 M '
4 1087 I 94 44..... 1171 4 34
46 1111 4 It 1417 I 16
II 1114 6 60 1 150 I 40
II 11M I 40 14 141
II 1014 4 40 . 74 1IM 4 6
It 1011 6 44 90 )40 I at
44 H7 4 44 11 1411 4 44
14 U44 4 44
COWS.
3 924 1 74 1 W 9 n
1 4K0 9 40 1 11 10 t M
11 1. 90T I 44 1 110 4 no
1 1070 40 1 HO0 d 00
1 1010 I 44 1 1(30 4 04
1 ... H 100 1 l0 4 0
9 t 8 00 1 100 4 tl
1 710 I 94 1 44 4 10
3 1144 8 tt 8 1171 4 10
1 !00 4 40 1.,... ISM 4 40 '
I 1140 3 71
HEIFERS. i
1 rr 9 0 4 444 4 M
i iso I io i Ufo 4 m
44 441 I M 9 4A4 4 44
4 IH I 1 444 4 14
4 TV I 00 I ,..1144 4
1 11 4 0 40 471 4 10
1 170 4 40 I n0 4 M
1 ISO 4 00 1 714 4 40
i 60 4 09 4 46 4 4
BULLS.
1 140 4 10 1 1110 4 II '
1 1100 I 14 1 4S 4 II
1 !Tt0 8 44 1 1110 4 44
1 IW I 74 1 It) 4 Tl
1 1470 4 00 1 1170 4 II
1 1T7 4 10 1 lee 0
1 1710 4 90 1 1U0 4 90 :
CALVES.
1 I 4 tt 4 161. I
1 130 I 00 4 II S
1 HO 4 00 I 1 f 0
1 10 4 14 I... 143 4 00
1 ISO t 44 I W IN
1 110 4 18 1 10 4 91
8 14 4 09 1 wo I 94
1 IW 4 00 2 10 I 94
1 90 4 0 1 1 at
BTOCKEK8 AND FEEVEltst.
94 Ill 4 14
WESTERNS.
Malcom MonecreifTe, Wyoming.
31 steers.. ..1107 6 35 80 cows 944 4 35
I cows lOuO 4 86 6 cows 976 3 60
HOGS Receipts of hoss were the laraes
that they have been at thla point aince June
20 of last year, when 291 cars were received.
This of Itself wss a bear argument for buy
era, but In addition to that there was ths
further fact that all other river markets
reported unusually heavy receipts.
With heavy recetpta tn sight and lower re
ports from other market points, packers
were able to force a decline of 10c. While
the market waa not active, there waa a
fair movement and the most of the hogs
changed hands In fair season. Toward the
close, however, prices eased off and ths
market became very dull and right st 16o
lower than the good time yesterday.
Representative, sales
He. , A. I. 9. , Ms. ' - At.- Bk. FT.
4 M4 ... 4 7' 41.. .... Ml IW I 14
ti I l a) 4 nvt ti. tu ... 4 44
44 14 4 IN 44 121 100 I 44
t ...17 11 6 10 41 140 44 I 44
M .Ml 4 TO 141 ... I St
4 1 IS 6 TO. tal ... 14
a M K IN 70 1M 40 I 44
44 t'4 40 4 S 71 H 10 I 16
at n W IN Tl Ml 14 44
44 ti N IN It Ill IS (ti
4 K4 ... 6 W 94 1-4 ... 4 II
47 9)4 ... 6 1 - T4 tH4.1 6 Bt '
94 tad l:0 4 II 9M 124 4 44 '
44 rw too 9 4 ' TT in ltd 6 Bt '
M M 1 6 40 4 a- ... K" 1
44 M aO 4 SO it .r IH III
104 II la 4 I 67 4t K 111
71 91 1. I ' II lot ... 64
4 Ml 4-44. - 47 160 40 t 44 I
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SHEEP Tnere we a fair run thla morn
ing, the arrival consisting almost entirely
of western greaser, principally Wyoming
and Oregon wether. Tbe trade waa in
much more satisfactory condition than yes
terday. The feet Is that the market livened
tip late yesterday end' the life developed
then waa carried over today. Operatora
were generally calling tt a good, steady and
active market, the bulk of the receipt a
changing hands In good season. Quite a
string of Wyoming wethers of pretty de
cent quality Sold st 9A 9 with Wyoming
feeder wethers and yearlings at 8816 and
wethers at 86.
Representative sales:'
No. Av. Pr.
iO Wyoming wethers S 6 85
2J Wyoming wethers 87 6 0"
t73 Wyoming yeertlngs 74 6 16
38 Oregon yearllnga ; 87 6 80
8M Oregon yearling feeders 82 6 85
9 Oregon yearling culls 75 4 60
26 Idaho ewea. culls 91 3 to
23 Idaho bucka 93 . 4 00
18 Idaho ewes J02 4 86
427 Idaho yearling feeders .' 90 6 25
406 Idaho yearling feedera 90 6 35
loj western ewee 90 4 90
16 western ewee 76 4 90
122 western ewe 82 8 F6
10 western ewe 82 3 26
16 western ewea - f9 8 75
19 lamb 61 7 00
CHICAGO . MVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hoars Steady heee and
Lambs Strong;.
CHICAGO, July 3. CATTLE Receipt,
8,600 head. Market ateady; common to
prime eteers, 44.9W7.lfi; heifer. tS.'VUfj.&O;
cows. 33.2rtt)4.76; bulls, tlaifiTVOO; calve.
83 0087 26; Blocker and feeders, l3.0iXiiTi.0n.
HOOS Receipts, 18,000 head. Market
steady; good to prime heavy, $6.00f(t,10;
medium to good heavy, 35.93fc6.05; butcher
Weights, 96.0f4'6.25; good to prime mixed,
86Vfi.lB; light mixed. t.05i(i.2O; packliiK,
3S.2fWtrfi.BO pigs, 86.60715: selected, W. 104(1
6..V; hulk of sales, 36nuf.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14 000
head. Market atrong; aheep, SA.76i.(4;
yearlings, 85.5076.25; lambs, 36.004jl7.7S.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 2. BEKV ES Re
ceipt. 844 head; none on sale; market
feeling stesdy for choice steers, weak for
others. Dressed beef, steady at SvyalOc.
per pound for native sides. : Ltttest Lon
don and Liverpool cable quoted live cat
tle selling at 12T7l3tc per pound, dressed
weight; refrigerator beef at 9ftH4e. Ex
ports today were 900 head of cattle and
8,900 quarter of beef; estimated for to
morrow, 8,700 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 602 head; market wa
slow and feeling weak to a shade lower.
Common to choice veals sold at 35 0fiW.16
per 100 pounds; buttermilks. t1.7r..i4.26;
city dressed veals, ateady at 8Q12V4: per
pound; country dressed, 6Htt1le.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 6,762
head; sheep, steady; good to choice lambs,
steady; others slow to a fraction lower;
aheep sold at $iJ.5(S 60 per 100 pounds;
lambs, 86.2&iW.7B; culls, 8600.
HOQS Receipts, 2,108 head; market feel
ing firm; state and Pennsylvania hogs are
ouoted at W.va.S0 per 100 pounds, a few
choice lightweights at $7.00; mixed, west
erns, 36.00.
Kanaas City. Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CIXlVMo.. July 2. CATTLE i
Receipts. 9.000 head. Including 3,000 south
erns; market atrpag to 10c higher; choice.
fair to good,.44.&0A.90; western fed steers.
4 2W7.26; stocker and . feeder, !3.364.75:
Bouthern ateera, 83.CO&4.76; southern cows,
$2,0(Xg.G0; native . cow. 32.Dori4.65; native
heifers, $3,754(6.26; bulls, 32.7oaC.10; calves,
34.00r?.2o. . .
HOGS Receipt. 14,000 head;, market
strong; top. 36.07V,; bulk of sales. 35.904.06;
heavy, 36. 9m -6.00; packers, 38.9636.07V; pigs
and fights, t6.003.G&
BHEEP AND IAMBB Receipt. 9.000
head;, market teadyj lambs, 9G.7Eij'7.&6:
ewes and yearlings, It.OOJjti 00; western fed
yearling,' 88.856.78' weatern fed sheep.
M.KS6.W; stocker and feeders, 33.2fvSH.0O.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. July 3. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,000 head, Including 3,260 head
Trxans: market steady: native shlDDlnir
and export steers, 35.4006.90; Aressod
beef and butcher Vsteers, 36.10&6.66; steers
under l.uuu poonns, ' 4 uun4 out stocKera
and. feeders, 13.0004 26: -cow and heif
ers, $3.00(6.16: canners, $1.608 .25;,
bull, 42.7604.60; calve, 4.00tf 10.00;
Texa and Indian steers. 82.602)6.76:
cow and heifers, fl.B03.75.
huuh Receipts, i.tinu neaa; market oo
higher; pigs and lights, 35.75 8 6.25; pack
ers, 35. 90 6 1.20; butcher and beat heavy,
36.05C6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 6.000
head; market, alow; native muttons, 38.00
W6.85J lamba, 2.767.25; cull and buck,
$2.60 3 3.00; stocker. $3.0004.25.
' St. Joseph LtT Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. July 2. -CATTLE
Receipt. 3,490 head; market ateady: na
tives, $4.607.00; cow and heifers, '2.25
U'o.uo: stocker and feeders; $3.50VT.&o
HOG3 Receipts, 8.928 head; market
steady to 6o lower; top, $4.05; bulk of
sales, 35.96 6.00.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,048
head; market steady; lambs, $6.26116.76;
yearlings, $6. 604. 00: wether, S5.2& 4
6.60; ewes, 34.76 6.26. ;
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.. July 8.-(SpeclaL)-CATTLE
Receipts, 700 head; market
steady beeves, 3G00.6O; cows, bulls snd
mixed, $2.60(36.00: stocker and feeder, $a.60
Q4 26; calve and yearling, $.2i4j4.00.
HOQS Receipts, 1,000 head; market 6o
lower, selling at $5.7wg.o5; bulk ef sales,
$6.76(6.80. t
' Stock la Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the six' prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.400- u.M t soo
Sioux .-City .....; 70 1,000
Kansas. City 9.000 14.000 9,000
St. Joseph 8,4ift 6,928 8,043
Bt. Louis 6.0m) 7,009 6.000
Chicago ................... 8.600 18.0U0 14.tt)
Totals ,,.
.23,090 66,943 83,643
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July 1,-METALS-Spot tin
had a -strong advance lo the London mar
ket, closing at ti 196, with futures quoted
at flat lua, or only 15s higher, against a
gain ot a2 6s oa spot. Locally tho market
waa dull, with spot quoted at 42.2Eu4.8&.
Copper was lower Irt the English market,
with spot quoted at ae lua and future
st 92. 6et Locally the market waa steady
and lake wa quoted at $3.1tijt4.iiO; elec
trolytic, 322.00ijii2.6O; caating, $il.u0&1.50.
Lead waa unchanged at $6.70oj6.s0 In the
local market and at 20 16s In London.
Spelter was 6s lower at A 34 In London and
waa dull and a aliade lower at 6'ul.40
locally. Iron was lower In the English
market, with standard foundry quoted at
5C 9x1 and Cleveland, warrants at 5Aa
Locally the market waa unchanged, with
No. 1 foundry northern quoted at $24.5t'(r
2&.70; No. 8 foundry northern, 34 0013.00;
southern, grades nominal.
ST. LOVloV July 8. METALS Lead,
quiet, 36.52H4e.66; spelter, dull, $4.00.
Bvaorate4 A Dales aad Dried feralts.
NEW TORK. July t. EVAPORATED
APPLES are quiet, with fancy quoted at
84o, choice at 8c. prime at 7VVo7o and
poor to fair at halo.
DRIED FKUlTaWPrunes unchanged,
with spot quotations ranging from 4vo to
1aVo tor California fruit and from tVo to
9o for Oregons up to -4m. Aprloots
are dull at tha momest, but holders are
firm In their viewa . Choice era quoted
at 21o; extra choice, 22c; fancy, ISO.
Peaches, quiet but steady, with choloe
quoted at llV'ryl2c; extra choice, 12V4Tji2c;
fancy, 181. extra fancy, HwltVa'J. Rais
ins are offered sparingly for early alilp
ment from tha coast and spot quotations
are firm, with loose Museatel held at V(
loe; ceeded ralains, 7(13u, and London
layera, H.6tva146.. ...
rktladelpkla Prodajce Market. '
PHILADELPHIA, : July 3. BO3
Firm and In good demand; weatern Orals,
free rases, 17c at mark.
CHEESE Firm and; In fair demand;
New Tork full cfearus. ltfcttl8V4.
' MU t
C)e Market.
NEW TOSK, July lCOEEE-Market
epeued tealy t an advance pf five potnta,
In reeponse to ateady foreign markets,
Hattit, tnferter nu. preetpts and xovaa
b.g by aliorts. TraOlug, , not; active, but
Offerings were lliil u.il lb maiket Jut-
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proved further, during the day. The close
was firm at a net ailvanoe of rKil& polnta
Pales were ls.iio baas, inclullng 8eptem
ber, 8Si25c; IVceinber, 6ic; March,
6 4(iitV45c; Msy, 6.4rk'. 8ot cofTee, stoadv:
Rio, No. 7, HiC; 8antoa. No. 4, 7vac; mTld
Coffee, quiet; Cordova. 9U12Va. .
OMAHA WIIOLRSALR MARKETS.
Coaslltloa ef Trade and Qnetatloas
Staple and Fancy Predaee.
rOOS-Per do.. 14c.
IU'TTKU-Packlng stock, 18He; rholce t
fancy dairy, lstiir; ereamery, 21t?28. '
LIVE 1'OI LI Ill-Spring chickens, 18'JtOci
hens, V; roosters, 6o; turkeys, K'c; ducks,
lOo; geese, 6c.
FRUITS.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES Per bog,
11.60.
CALIFORNIA rH'MS Per crste, $126.
CALIFORNIA APRICOTS Per crate.
1135.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Per bog ot
bout 8 lb.,, black or white, 32.7W3 25.
PI N KA PI'LF.S Florida, 44 Use. 3.00 per
crate; 42 sir,., $126 per crate: M ise, $4.00
per crate; slxe, $4 00 ter crate. ,
SIK.tWBKH itlES licine grown, 14-qt.
cr.r. i.'.rrj.oo.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Each, 850.
4To and 80c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS-l.lmonlera, 8oO sine, $7.25; (00
air". $7.7fi; other brand, 60o less.
BANANAS Per medlum-elsed . bunch,
I2.W4I2 2!'.; .Iiimboe. 32.60ajl.60.
ORANGES - Mediterranean Sweets,
fancy, 160 stxe, 34.00; 176- 800, 116 and
::) sixes, $450; 96. 126 and 288 aises,
$3.60; extra fancy, 26c more per box; 81.
Michaels, 176, 200, 216 and 360 alsea,
34.76; 128 and 160 alsea, 44.60; Valencia a,
80. 96 and lit alsea. $4 86; 126, 160, 174,
l"0 and 816 sizes. $4.7f.cu.00.
DATES K ana way 6Vc; sayars, 4e; hal
fowls, 6c; new stuffed waluut dales, 9-lfew
box, $1.00.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Per bu.. soo:
NAVY BEANS Per bu. No. J, 11.689
2.10; Nu. 3. 81.9013 8.00.
NEW VEGETABLES.
NEW I'EPPERS-Per 6-bushel frats,
33.00 to 33 50; per W bushel bo. 81.00.
POTATt iKS Per bu., 8i ffl.
ASPARAGUS S5c per do, bunehes.
BEANS New wsx and string, per Yi
bu. box or basket, $1.0o.
BEETS. TURNIPS and CARROTS-P
don bunches, 3ifi!t6c.
PIEPLANT Per do. bunches, 80a '
Cl't'llMHFRP-Per do.. 04r76o.
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-lb. crate,
9.VviH.10.
ONIONS Green onions. ter dox, TOO.'
CABBAOF California, lAe.
LEAF LETTUCE rlut-house, . per do
hea ils, 2Cc.
PAKSLET-IIof-houae. per dog. bunohes,
400.
RADISHES Per do, bunobes. boms
grown, too.
BFEF CUTS.
No 1 rib, 14c; No. 3 nb, lie; No. 8 rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17Hc; No. 3 loin, 13V4o( No.
3, loin, 124c; No. 1 chuck, 70; No, I cnuok.
$c; No. 3 chuck, 6V4c; No. 1 round, V4jci
No. it round, SV.c; No. 8 round, 8c; No. t
plate, 8Hc; Ne. 2 plate. So: No. 1 plate. 3a
MISuELLaKEOUS '
COFFEE-toastel. No. SN. Wo per lb.t
No. 3t. 21c pr lb. ; No. 26. 19c per lb. No.
20, 14V4c per lb.; No. 81. 12V90 per lb.
CHEKHK block Swiss, 19c; llmberger,
14c: Young Americas, 15a.
NUTS California walnuts. No, 3. soft
shell. 12c; BrnBlls. lBVtrtilKe; pecans, 187'22c;
filberts, 12VC; peamtts, raw. 7Vc; roasted.
S4jc; California almonds, 17Vs0i oocoanuta,
55.00 per 100.
HIDES AND TALLOW Oreen Baited,
No. 1'. br; No. 2, 7c; bull hides, o; green
hides. No. 1. 7c; No. 3,. 6c: horse, IL50J
1.50; sheep pelts. MoeSl.Pd Tallow, No. L
4Hc; No. 2. Stc Wool. 154JI230
CANNED (KKIDS-Corn, standard, west
em, 65c. Tomatoe, fancy, 8-pound can.
$1.45; standard. 8-pound cands, $1.26. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pound, $2 Kntj'2.30,-- siloed,
$1.75U'2.35. Gallon apple, 33.25. California
apricots, $2.00. Peara, $1.752 50. Peechea,
$1 7&4i2.40; I. C. peaches, $2.0032.S0. Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, $2.10;
fancy sockeye, flat, $1.95. Sardines, qusrter
oil, 33.25; three-quarters mustard, 33.10.
Sweet potatoea, $1.26431.. 38. Sauer kraut, 80a.
Pumpkins, 80c1.00. Lima beans, 3-lb.. 75o
631.26. Soaked peas, 3-lb., 80c; fancy, H.2&41
146.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FTtTJITSJ Prune
ire somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hsnds, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of immediate grades. Quo
tatlona range from 6 to 9c for California
fruit snd from 6V4igle Tor Oregon. Peaches
re slightly easier,- with fancy yellow "
quoted at 13VkC. . Raisins are Urm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at c;
four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins, 9V4yllo.
FISH Pickerel, dressed, 10c; pike,
dressed, 15c: white Ash, dressed, winter
caught, lSyiScs frah, 16o trout, 1215oj .
halibut, llo; aalmon, 16o; catfish, 17o; her
ring, dressed, . 6c; erapplea, round,- 6&90; 1
crapplea, large, fancy, 16c; black baa. 26c;
smelts, sweet and fine. 18o; eel. lac; blue fish,
16c; red snapper, ISc; roe shad, per pair,
40tJ60c; frog legs, 8040c: lobsters, green,
per lb., 87c; lobster, boiled, per lb. 80o(
mackerel, Spanish, per lb.. 16c ; mackerel,
native, I81&360 per lb.; fresh green turtle
meat, 25c per lb.; dressed buffalo, 8c; bull
head", 12e; white perch, 7c; white bass, 15c,
11 A If Choice upland, per ton, 312.00; me
dium, 811.00; No. 1 bottom, $9.00; off gradns,
84.00435.50. Ky straw, ti.
'' . lagsr and Molasses.
NEW TORK; July t SUQAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, o.33Vfcc; centrifugal, 94
test, 8.88Vrc; molasses sugar, 8.08Vr0. R
flned, ateady; crushed, 6.70c; powdered, i,10c
granulated, 6.0rtc.
NEW ORLEANS, July l-JTJOAJl
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, 8Vs'cj
centrifugal yellow, 8itj4?4c; seconds, 2S
i6LASSES Quiet; new syrup, 80S4o. '
Dalsth Qrsla Market.
DULUTH, Minn., Jury 2. -WHEAT No.
3 northern, $1.03; July, $1.04Vi; Septem
ber; tl.064; December, 11. 024,
OATS On track, 4lc; July. 10.
COTTON IS BELOW' AVERAGE
Crop Report Shovrs Caadltlea Now ta
Be 13, as Agalnat Avsrag
f sa.a.
WASHINGTON, July J. The crop report
ing board of the bureau of statistics of the
Department of Agriculture' finds from ths
reports of ths correspondent and sgents of
ths bureau that the average condition ot
ootton on June 25 was 72, as compared with
70.5 on May 86, 1907 1 83.8 on June St. 1906; 77
at the corresponding date In ltufi, pd a ten-
year average of 83.1 . .
The following table show the condition
Jun 26 of this year and of Ihe preceding
year, with the respective ten-year average,
also the condition on May . 26, 1907:'
June 26, May 26, June 26, lfVyr.
State. . .1907. 1 1907. 190. Av.
Vlrganla 65 , 80 M - 64
North Carolina 73 80 90 86
Bouth Carolina 7 . , 77 . . T7 ( 8
Georgia 78 74 83' 83
Florida 83 W . 77 . 84
Alabama 68 &6 84 8
Mississippi .... 87 66 88 - 8
Louisiana 64 64 87-: . 84
Tsxas 73 . . 70 , ,' U . . . 83
Arkansas 67 1 66 86 84
Tennessee 69 . 63 , 84 - 8
Missouri 64 , . W. 1. . 87
Oklahoma 74 t 80 1 . 90.
Indian Terrify 78 .', 7$ ! H '. 87
United State.. 72.0 , 70 8, . . U.3 ', st.l
NEW XOKK, July 1 An excited advance
In the cotton market followed' tbsjptibllcA
tlon of tha government's. monthly sondltlon
report today, showing sn average condition
ot 73 per cent, an improvement Of only 1V
per cent' for the month, when the traders
were expecting an Improvement of between
t and 6 per cent. This condition, Is the low
est on record for the time l year, the pre
vious lowest having been 764 per cent In
1900 and compared with 88 3 per cent last
year. Immediately following the publica
tion of the report the market advanced to
12.13c for July, 11 12o for October and 1123o
for January, or about 23630 points over ths
closing .figures of yesterday. ,au4 1 to new
high levels for the season on the new crop
months. ' '
DEMAND FOR HARVEST HANDS
Osfaraor .Hoek- Aaks far Ks te mt Os
Cent a Mile ea 'Kansas
Roads,
TOPEKA. Kan., July J.-T. B.'Oerrow,
director of the free employment bureau,
and Governor Hoch sent telegrams, yester
day to the Interstate Commerce commis
sion, J, B. black, passenger trafflo man
ager , of : ttia Santa Fs railway,, ang W, L.
MuLeeU of the Weatern Passenger associa
tion, asking them to get together at once)
and grant 'rate ef 1 pent a mile for small
patties of harvest hands from all eastern
point. The telegrams said that Kanaas
needs several thousand more men to har
vest the wltest prop. The free employment
bureau haa been able to secure lea than
1,000 snen thus far (his season and Ux) tk
Biand, Is becoming urgent. .
