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    4tHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 6... 1907.
13
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET I
General Business Brisk and Prices
Firm and Higher.
BULLS HAVE ALL-ROUND IMpIQ
Wheat Tr Drlik. llk Mnr Bay
ri at Advaaclag rrlees, with
tba Claea Flrsa aa4
Steady.
esses, 7Lr at mark. Pennsylvania end
other nrarhy rnrrenl receipts tn returna
ble rases, lac at mark; western firsts. fre
casm, 17c at mark.
t'HKKHE Steady, fnlr d-msnd; New
Tork full cresms, choice IJffrHr; New York
full cream, fair to food. 121,130,.
1307.
1ios
OMAHA. July I.
. Market firm and huini. (able
food tone. Winter wheat Indications fully j
rnimameq or more encouraging. U'rn now
arivammg In growth more .avorabiy. Oaita
Ihowlng irregular and uncertain In promise.
Wheat opened strong anj higher vn
Stronger crLlee. Crowd Inclined to te bull
ish and commission housea have been sell
Ing wheat all morning. July option opened
at 87c bil and closed at 670 bid.
Corn market firm and hlrnef on firm ta
ble, small receipt and strength In wheat
house
at 47o
bid and closed at
Commission
sora opened
lo bid.
Oats opened firm and strong, with com
mission houses and shorts buying. Bleva
tor concerns selling May option and buying
September. July option opened at 8&c bid
and closed at aio bid.
Primary wheat receipts were STH.olO bu.
and shipments were K4.0.0 bu.. against re
ceipts last year of 376.0M bu. and shipments
of S21.0U0 bu. Corn receipts were W,o bu.
and shlpmenta L223,0 bu., against re
ceipt last year of L4H4.0UO bu. and shlp
menta of l.loS.tsiO bu.
Clearances were 2S9.0P0 bushels, of corn.
1,000 bushels of oat and wheat and flour
Kiual to 820,000 bushels.
. Liverpool closed d to d higher on
wheat and d higher on coin.
aieaboan reported 825.4i0 bushel of wheat
and 82,ouO bushels of corn for export.
Argentina wheat shipments this week
were l.BOS.OOO bushel, last week 712.000 bush
els, this week Inst year 1.S32.0OO bushels.
Com shipments this week were 1,439,uiO
bushels, last week 1,849.000 bushels, and this
week last year S.&67.OU0 bushels.
Local range of option:
SEW TORK UEGRIL MARKET
Qantatlone of Ike Day Varloaa
Conmdltlva.
NEW TORK. July S.-FLOUR-Reeelr-i.
J4.1 bbl.; exports, 81, 43 bhls.. Mar
ket dull but steady; Minnesota pat
ents. o !Hjfvj; liHKers, S37S'ci4.25; win
ter patents, 14 n"ti 00; straight, $4 4"(
4.6f; extras. 83. It 44. TO; low grade.
IM. Ry flour, steady; fair to good, M.TJ
..: cnolce to fancy, 96.106.40.
COHNMEAIi-Firm: fine white and yel
low. 81.30; coarse, l.l?jl.i; kiln dried. 83 iO
tjl.So.
H YE-Dull; No. t western, SSc. f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipt, 177,800 bu.: exports,
Tl.W bu.; spot, market weak. No. 2 red,
f I au'i elevator, and S1.02 f. o. b. aPoat;
No. I northern. tl.1.1 f. o. b. afloat: No. 2
hard winter, 81.06 f. o. b. afloat. Options
Opened higher on strong cables and heavy
demand for Australian and Manitoba wheat;
old off sharply on Improved American har
vest promisee The market closed easy at
.NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Display of Strength is Due to Profes
sional Baying:.
JiAEKET DULL AND NABR0W
Destines Are CssSseg Few
riTsrite Issaes Meaey- Call
Leaser Flaal Valaea Draw
a Proflt Taking.
today was dull, price were Irregular and
Americana wera Inactive. Canadian Faaino
was firm.
buying heavy. July ; -HWjc net decline. July, Sl.tttTl.04H.
Articles.) Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Wed.
WheaM II1!
July...) 85B m B RI BBl 85B
Sept...) 87U 1B 7H 87B 7B
Corn i ,
July... I 48 B 4B 48 B 4 B 48 B
8ept... 7HB 4B 47SB 47B 47HB
Oats-. I i t
July.,.1- 41B 4! Bl 4181 41B 41B
Seai...) S6B 6B 3t,B 3bB So.B
closed at S1.0S. September, Sl.04Htll.0H-;
closed at 8101. December, 8i.07ul.09i
closed at 81.07.
t'OKN-Receipts, 240.800 bu.; exports,
12H.1J4 bu.; spot, market easy. No. 1 3c
elevator, and 63c t. o. b. afloat; No. I
white, 63 c. and No. S yellow, S3c o. b.
afloat. Option market opened higher on
good country demand and small cash offer
ings, lost advance chiefly In sympathy with
wheat. Close steady at Vc dec-line to He
advance. July, September closed
at Me; December, 632)64c. Closed at tOci
May. feiifil; closed at 2c.
OATS Receipts, 146.800 bu.: spot, market
steady. Mixed, 2fi to- 22 pounds. 48c; nat-
NEW TORK. July S.-The display of
strength In stocks today was tn rather a
narrow market and operation at time
anproacneo siBsnaiioii, mo mriti.r .
claims of leadership for tMa movement were . ao p,
given allowance, although the professional j. g ,w
mtnd was conmsea wn-n cunjreiuin m
the possible auspices lying back of this
loudly claimed leadership. Dealings were
largely congested In a few of the usual
favorite stocks and were called profes
sional by th professed opinion about the
Btock exchange itself.
- There was little new bearing on tha
movement beyond the estimates of a large
gain In cash for the week by the banks. Ac
credited authorities varied quite widely In
the estimate, apparently because of con
fusion la accounting for the Sl.Oo0.0no gold
export to Holland. But all were agreed that
the gain by the banks of So.81.O0O on ac
counts of subtreaaury operations would ba
considerably augmented by the balance
In favor of thla center on the movemeent
with the Interior. The loan change ara
problematical, owing to the transaction In
connection with th July ett'ment. Money
on call wag' sensibly easier today. The
speculation waa Inclined evidently to an-
Ural white. 30 to 23 pounda. 5(fi61c; clipped i sume a prospect of more abundant funds
wiiite u in tn nnt,Am f .An I In the money market. The contribution of
HAT Quiet; shipping, tUtfTic; gooi to I the subtreasury to the banks' casn gain Is
i a us largely me reuempuon uiriwio
S hard.
spring,
; No. 4,
yellow.
B bid,
Oaaahm Cask Prlcea.
WHEAT No. 1-hard. Jrtfi2e: No
0c; No. 4 hard, gOSfic; No. S
1'.'C.
(OHN-Na S, 4flc; No. S 48Hc
rfMTHe; no grade, S9n45c; No. S
lio-oxe; roo. 1 white, 4Hc.
OATS No. S mixed, 414'942e; No. S whit.
4'.'Ho; No. 4 white, 4Hhj41c; standard,
42Ho. ' "
hifE-No. 1 75c; No. S 73c.
target Heeelpts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
ri loago IS 226 at
Minneapolis 4R1 ... ...
Omaha 13 47 IS
Duluth 102
C'HICAUO CRAlBf AIVD PROVISIONS
Few area ef 4ke TraalasT aaa Cloelagf
Prices Bt4 f Trade.
CHICAQO." July S. Wheat prices on the
exchange declined sharply today on heavy
ri-alisrng salt s. At the close the September
delivery dropped a net loss of IHt'H. Corn
was up Ho- Oats were a shade higher;
provisions were l'irl7Ho lower.
The break In wheat ocurrej during th4
final half hour of trading and waa partly
due to selling; caused by a report of a St:
Louis trade journal giving a bearish esti
mate on the amount of wheat that will be
harvested m seven of the winter wheat
states. Prior to the appearance of thla re
port sentiment In the pit had been bullish
and prices had ranged considerably above
the close of Wednesday. HlRher prlcea at
Liverpool, small shlpmenta from Argentina
and continued wet weather In France and
England were tha main reason for tho
strength which prevailed during the greater
part of the aeaslon. Weather conditions in
this country wens generally favorable to t
choli e. ll.fctf.
MOVS Unlet; choice. 19", 14fflfie: IB1.
4Vrc: Psclflo coast, 190S, 8'311c; 19U6, afSc.
HIDES Quiet; Central American. Hc;
Bogota, 22Ho.
KKDKirm; spring bran, 122.00; mld
dllne. tim; city. IU.00.
DHATHER Steady ; acid. 26fi2THc.
PKOVISIONS Beef, Arm; family, 114.00
in. to; mess, t.fxIo.iiC; bcVf hams, St4.0'9
26.00: packet. 2U.ooai2.0P; city extra India
mesa, U2.0Otjn3.0iV Cut meats, steady:
pickled bellies, lmUV; pickled hams. 1A
12-4c, Dard, easy; western prime, StiOt
S.to; reflned, essy; continent, Kt:
l4outh America, llo.li; compound, SS 87'ii
S.12H- Fork, steady;, family. 8l.Wt?l ui);
short clear, 117.0 y 11. W; mess, IK.tWtnS 50.
TALLOW Easy; city (12 per package),
S4c: country (Dackaares free). (W&Ac.
KICK bteady; domestic, fair to extra, 8
7c: Jnpnn, nominal.
BUTTER Firm; renovated common to
extra. ltc; western imitation creamery
nrsts, Tii'lhin.
CtlEKSK Firm; new state full cream,
colored and white, small, best Wlcv new
slate full cream, fair to good. 1K&11V; new
state full cream, inferior, MtlOc. ,
EUGS Firm; staU, Pennsylvania, and
nearby fancy, selected while, 2"'6tr21c;
brown and mixed extra, lfttlOVfac; firsts to
extra firsts. Wt)',7'0'- western first, ISr;
official price, 1&; third to seconds, IJ'yt
16c.
POULTRY Alive, oulet: spring chicken,
23c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, 11c. Dressed,
eaay; western broilers, 22tf2Se: turkeys. Wit
He; fowls, liiUc.
WEATHER IM THE GRAIN BELT
Teaape-ratare Hlajk Tfcroaaboat k
C'eatral Valley.
OMAHA. July 5, 1907.
High temperatures have prevailed through
out the central valley during th past
forty-eigbt hours, and warmer weather
la extending eastward. Temperatures well
up In the nineties were general throughout
the central valleys during Wednesday, and
were 10 or above at points In eastern
Nebraska and western Iowa during Thurs
day. The highest recorded at Omaha on
the Fourth was 96 degrees. The weather
Is cooler In the west and northwest, and
will be cooler In this vicinity tonight.
Shower occurred In the exreme upper Mis
sissippi and Missouri valley Thursday,
Th weather Is generally clear west of th
Mississippi rlvsr and will probably con
tinue fair In thla vicinity tonight and
Saturday.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the corresponding
day or tne last mree yearn:
1SHI. I!. iSUS. UXM.
for the government 4 per cent. Th re
demptlon of these bond la proceeding much
more slowly even then was anticipated ana
It now seems evident that only a small
proportion of the t-la.000.000 outstanding at
the date of maturity would have been pre.
tented for redemption by July 10. Thl
latter I the date for the return of S30.0OO.OOO
of government deposits held by the bajik
and which was timed to take advantage
of th expected balancing of the operation
by the redemptions. A recovery in foreign
exchange rate today served lo call at
tention to the possibility of renewed de
mand, from abroad for our gold supplies.
London sent some gold to Paris today, but
International exchange bankers in New
York would not be surprised to see more
go from hers to Paris next week. There
were transfers today through the sub
treasury of imO.OOA to Pan Francisco.
- Th admission to trading at th Stock
exchange of warrants for the new Atchlsin
convertible bonds calls attention to the
fact that 17,800.000 Is payable as a first
Installment of subscriptions to these bonds
by July 10 In addition to coming subscrip
tions for Installment of Oreat Northern
preferred, Union Pacific convertible ,bond
and Southern Paritlo stock. These threat
ened offsets to the Improvement of the
week in the banking position wer not
taken mueh account of In th active -circle
of the stoek movement, although opinion
based on them were heard In banking quar
ter of skepticism over the capacity of
th money supplies to finance any consider
able speculative movement In stocks. An
Incident of the day was the announcement
of new note Issues bv ths Washington
Terminal company for ll.BOO.OOO and by the
Westinghonse Electric company for S4.000.
000, the latter being per cent notes and
designed to take up a Ilk amount of S per
cent notes maturing In August. These Is
sues disturbed th Delief that bond Issues
were beginning to supplant the short note
Issues. Gains were reduced to some extent
by the day s profit taking, but not oblit
erated. Bond were firm. Total sales, par value,
11. 208.000. United State bond wera un
changed On call.
The range of prlcea on the Nor Tork
stock exchange was as follows:
a Us. Hlfk
AQami KipfWBB ,
AnuUgtnistee Coeser
Abmt. Car And Foundry...
do fa '.
Amer. Cottaa OH
do pit ,
Aster. Kistms
Asxr. Hid A Uathsr f
Neve Yark Moaey Market.
NEW TORK. July S.MONKT-Oa call.
Strong, 46 per cent; ruling rata. S per
rent: closing bid, S per rent; offered at
t per rent; time loans, dull and steady;
sixty days. 4fi4H per cent; ninety dsya,
4 per cent; six months, BfiH pet cent..
PR1MW MERCANTILE PAFF.R-Hf
per cnt.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm. with
actual business In bankers' bills at 14 87t?
4.870S for demand and at 4 8TnH SPW for
sixty dsys bills: posted rates, S4 K4Htf.88;
commercial bills, t4 MHQ4tV
SILVER Bar. 7Hc; Mexican dollars,
S2H0.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations, on bond today
as follows:
U. g. rf. rt... V JP 44. etts....
a eousea 1H M stries
Is. res 14 ie 4a
.1 t. A N. sill. 4 ...
.1?H Mta. t. sol 4s..
.lrM Nn Central 4s....
T!4 1st Inc
.104", Minn. at. L 4s.. M
. t M.. K. T. 4s M
. in da Ids IF
. M S. n at si. e. 4s.. NH
.!. T. C. IHi... H
. a M. i. c. r U...1I
. e Nonhni psciae 4s..inrv
.1" do U
.72 M W. eon. 4s...
. nrs. . h. rfg. 4s..
10nH rnn. rr. Its 4
. nndtoR tea. 4 MH
. HS U I. M. e. U no
.70 It. L A I T. ff. 4s. !.
. 7Vi 8t. U . W. C. 4s... IS
CC. A II. U r a !wbmrd A. L. 4s.. 1r
Colo. nd. la. ear. A. 41 u Pa-lfla 4s r
... 7H " tat 4a, eus...i. ao
... MH 8natharn Rr la
...iniTr. r. lata...':. Ill
... n T., M. L A W. 4s.. 744
... M In Ion FtfUc 4a
... M V Steal M as... 7
9ft enveea
Am. Tab. 4a
4o a
Ati-htaoa gen. 4s...
da adi. aa
Aia. d. L 4a...,
B. O. 4s
da la .'
Br. R. T. . 4a.
Cantral at 0. Is..
de H tne
da Id Ine
CkM. pais 44
C. A. ma
C. B. O. a. 4s.
C. I I At P. 4s..
do eoi. ea
were
.. I1t
.. V4
.. US
.. n
..
.. ii
.. n
Oilo. Mid.
r-olo. Ac lo. 4a
r-uha la
I. Ac R O. 4a..
Plat. lera. la...
Kris srlor lias
da rs
HarA. Valley 44s
Japan ea
do 14 serlea
Bid. Offered
.. tl
.. it
Wahaih leta
Western Md.
Wis. Caotrsl
,Wi
. N
Bejatasi Stocks sa4 Beads.
BOSTON. July S.'-Call loan. 4V8 rr
cent: time loans, hVAifi per cent. Official
cloalng prices on bonds wer as
Atrhlana 4). 4s..
do 4a
Max. Captral 4s...
Atrhlam
Bnatoa It Alaanf.
Bostus A Mains..
Boston KiaTatsd
rMrkbura pfd ....
Max. Central
N. T.. N. H. A t
I'sles Pasila
An. Pn, Tab..
Aw. lunar
do pfd ,
Am. Tel. A Tal...
Am. Wonlan
do pfd
dtaos SXee. Ill Ill
Mara. Rlactiie
do pfd
Mass. Oa
I'nltad Fruit
SaUj Rinsriam
. H ri. A Harts.
. 77 reauwatal ...
. n Torpor S ansa
.111 pslr Weat ...
.1 Franklin
.14 Ilo Rorl ..
.110 Maaa. MlBlng
. "4 Mlrhlraa ....
.11 Mohavk
.1414) Mont. Coal A
. I Old Dominion
.114 Osesol ....
.12 Parrot
. 11 Oulaer
. xSH f hannea
M Tarnarae ....
C.
United Mo Mai-h.
do pfd
V. . steel .,
dO Bfd
Advantur ....
AlTonea .......
Am4lsnmato4
Atlantis
Tnnkr
1 Unltsd Copper
MHt'. g. Mining
...... aVa V. I. Oil
Ill ft!
Akd. Ex-dividend.
MH Victoria
. 16 s Winona
. M WolTertne
.19 North Butta
. 1 Butts Coalition .
. 41 Narad
. HUjCal. A Arleena...
14U Arlaons com
follows:
14
I a
14
1
14
1'H
...... ml
il
. 41
.in
t
..in
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.. it
.. is
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7
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.. 14
.. 7
.. M
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.. 14
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle Ton oh tha Highest Fpint
f th Tear.
HOGS SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
Skeest Receipts t'eastat Alsaoat Ka
ttrely ( Ilaka Raagera Desnansl
ralr si4 Kverytbln Sell
la t4 leaeea.
SOUTH OMAHA. July S, 10T.
Receipt were: tattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Oniclal Monday
Ottii-lal Tuesday ...
Official Wednceday
OfTlcial Tliursday..
Official Friday
ia s.u-5
. 17,7fl
. 1.304 11.70S
.Holiday
4.y
S,7tH
1400 114
41.0(4
K2.24S
49 .m
02.7RS
Stl-td
17.040
11,01s
14.i4
1;.4M
five day thla week
Same day laat week .
Same day 2 week ago..l.24
Pa mo days S weeks aso..2C.V4
Pa me day 4 week ago..3.U1
Same day last year S.M0
The following table iliowi th receipts oi
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha tear to date, compared with last year:
1S07. 1WS. Inc. Uec.
Cattle S70.4I4 479. S0.60
Hogs l.S3.74 1,473,7117 136.K3
Sheep S31.21P 7S7.070 tt.lW
The following table snows the average
price of bogs st South Omaha for th last
several days, wllk aomparlaona:
Iearllnas. SISOCTSOO;' wethers,
IS; ewes, 14.7IU1 60.
ISHit Traiisht.
! halibut
CHICAGO L1B STOCK MARKET
Cattle 14 laker Ilea. "keep aa
Iiaska Steady.
CHICAGO, July SCATTLie Receipt.
S.oOfl head; market MflOe hhrberi pnmmon
to prime steers, 14 7. ; cows. 13 Tj-l. 7T ;
heifers. S3.tV(f6 50; bulls, tX.fi5 00; calves.
S)t0iy7; Blockers and feeders, U.0XTi..
HOGS Receipt a SO.Om head: market
steady; good to prime heavy. SS Sn45A.7t;
medium to good heavy, 1S.IH(;H: butcher
weights, AS Sr.f; good to prime mixed,
SS8"-i6K: light, mixed, 15.fifi.0(i; packers.
ln.2Kr..; plga. SiftjA0: selscled, lo.OH
bulk of salea, ii -v,S.no.
8HKEP AND IMRS-Reeelrt. 1l.X
head; market steady; sheep, W.7Kfr4U;
yearlings, 16 latr.hs, S6MS4J7.7S.
Kansas City l ive Iteck Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. July 1-CATTLB-Receipts.
S.100 head. Including 1.000 south
erns. Market strung to lc higher; choir
export and dressed beef etecr. lt;.a)ii.7S;
fslr to good, 1I.2M6 00: western fed steers.
llfr i 4.00!.25; etockere sad feeders, Si.BO'uo .
11,8.10 I southern steers, S3.Oitr4.7S: southern cows.
y.KiflS.oO; native cows, ticm-t 78; native
fi iters. W.fc4.W; bulls, $3.0O4.76; calvei.
S4.O(i0 78.
HOGS Receipts, S.S00 head; market,
steady. Top. K..87H; bulk, f."ti5M; heavy
So.iOfi6.9o; packrp, lfi.lo.S6; pig and
lights. !.MVfTH-
SHEEP AND LAMR8Recflr. 4.000
head; market teady. Lnmlva. 16.75177. 00;
ewes and yearllnxs. IS.OM.OO; Texas
clipped yearling, S5.2Ctf6.76; Texas clipped
sheep, 14. 21)6. 2D; stockers and feeders, ta.Si
tie.OO
Dat. 1907. i.i.iw.iaa.iM.iiyi.
June IS...
June IS...
June lu...
June 21...
Juno 2i'...
June ii...
June 14...
June ...
June iA...
June 17...
June 28...
June 29...
June SO...
July 1..
tendon CI owl a St neks.
LONDON. July S. Closing quotation! on
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
7.40 Inchea.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1S0S.
1.S7 inchea.
Denolency corresponding period In - IMS,
1.60 Inchea
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
tho crop. The market closed weak at bot- i Minimum temperature
turn prices, -oepiemoer opm -v'i w i precipitation ,
H'uc higher at Sl.004t(ll.OiHi. advanced I Normal temperature
to (jl.uu-sm .iuq men aeotinea 10 soiac, wneiu rrert.
It rioa. 3. Clearancea of wheat and flour . Detti
u,iib1 a V It I1MI hiiahMla Vvnnrtl fnr I
the week as shown by Bradstreet'l were
equal to 2.UCO.0U0 bushels. Primary receipts
were C7g,0u0 bushels against 47.O00 bushels
Tor the same day last year. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
Vii cars agalnat &i car last weak and SJt
care on year ago.
Trading in corn wa active and the mar
ket waa strong all day because of strong
eables, small primary receipts, th advance
In wheat and unfavorable new regarding
the progress of th crop. During the
greater part of the day prlcea were moro
than one cent above the close of Wednes
day, but the late break tn wheat wined i Auburn. Neb W
a large Part of th gain. The cloee wa fColumbua, Neb.. S
strong. September opened Vii&V: higher at Pairbury, Neb.... St
S47ci 66c, advanced to 6bc. and then de- Fairmont Neb... S7
dined to 644tte44(c. The close wa &41a. 0r isiand, Neb . 91
Local receipts were X cars With 36 of con- iHartlngton, Neb.103
tract grade. IHaetlnga. Neb.... K
Oaia were active and strong. Reports of Oakdnle. Neb 8
serious damage to the growing crop In ;Omaha. Neb 9C
neo. ..xui
M
for
tl
'today.
61
44
de-
Cwra and "Wkeat Beaton Balletla.
For the twenty-four hour ending at 8 r.
m.. 76th meridian time, Friday, July S,
1SV7:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. Max.-M in. fall
Ashland. Neb 4 70
. 14.SW
, I.OuO
S5
Low. Clash
.... 16
41
l,io ni use
Oil.
Ret.,
Wisconsin and Illinois by green bugs wers .Tekamah.
the Chief aource or strengtn. The maricei Alia. la..
waa affected by the decline In wheat and Carroll, la 94
lost much of Its early strength. Septem- ,Clsrlnda, la 100
her opened i-c higher at aS'4j3c, sold Sibley, la .
Up to Sc, ana then declined to Sffve. stnux City, la...
OS
n
71
6S
ffi
70
t
t
7
7S
8
71
m
69'
72
The close waa at 88Vy38Vc. Local receipt Minimum temperature
were so car. . .period ending at a. m.
i averages.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.CO
.00
.00
.c
.00
.09
.00
. .00
.00
.00
for
Sky.
Pt. cloudy
Cleas
Clear,
Clea
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Ft. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
- Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
twelve-hour
Provisions were weak because of In
creased receipt of live hog at western,
pat-king center. At the close September
pork wa off 170 at Uii.l2H. Lard waa oif
lc at 18.9S. . Illba wer 10c lower at loJiJ.
Kstlmatnd receipts for tomorrov aro:
Wheat. 43 cars; corn. 667 cars; oa.. 157
cars; hogs, 21.0m) head.
the leautng futures ranged a follows:
Not Included tn
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of -Temp.
Central. Station.
Chicago. Ill J4
.. if
Columbus. O....
Des Moines. Ia....
(Indianapolis, lnd.,
'Kansas City. Mo..
Louisville, Ky.
Arttcles! Open.) Uigh. Low. Close. Wed. Minneapolis. Minn.
1 lomana, Neo.,
Wheat
July
Sept.
Deo.
Corn
.July
May
Oats
.July
. "Pt
Deo. :
May
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
July Sept
Oct.
July
Sept.
Oct.
1 wj
1 03H
I
64'.,
hV3Ki4
4SM
fS.
3S'a
4Vi
IS OS
1 SO
s 0
1 00
06
S K'ti
S i'v
S So
97
t00j
i mw
4Hi
bo.
4Sii
U OS
lb x
S 09
S ojh
I 16
S 6IH
S4H
96
14
11
SO
19
M
11
Max.
S
81
91
as
94
SS
M
9t
SS
Mln.
4
Ralrt.
Inches.
.2?
.01
.0
M
.V
.00
.10
.00
.00
Ht Iuln Mo
4l eiV High temperatures prevail In th western
I 'fond warmer weather In n-eneral thmuahout
S'a.afiyQH ' the eastern portion of the corn and wheat
II 1W it 0.S
1 OlWiii'l olWitl dihi
U 64V
6H Ml,
M.'s.MVa-
region
apoila
U
sa4 !
MVa!tr.ck.
Shower occurred In the Mlnne-
and extreme eastern districts.
L A, WELSH, j-ocal kracster.
4J
IS 90
1 Uht
S75
S 95
s r.u
S 42V
1 I 4JV
s rid s so
S 6 T S tl'HI
I'-Vsl
IS 90
IS 12
S 75
1 97!
S 42.
S6.1
No. S.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUR Firm: winter patent, 14 1HJ
4 bu: straights. S3.40I4 00; spring patenta.
St 60AX00; straights, )3.24.1o; baiters. II
tii.oi.
WHEAT No. S, spring. llOOtJlOO; No. 1
ct11.02; No. S red. VlSiic.
COKiNVNo. 1. 640; No. 1 yellow, 66o.
OATS No. t 4o; No. I while, 4S; No.
5 white, Pxi5o.
KYIO-No. 2. soc
' HARLEY Choice to malting, SlflSSo.
fcEKr'tt Flax. No. 1 northwestern, 11.21
Pi Ime timothy, S4.& Clover, eontract grade,
11S.2S.
t-KOVieiONS Short rib, side (loosei,
15 2wttL6a Mfs poik. Per bbl.. l;6i;14.iO.
l.ard, per l'J lb., ia,7X Short clear ule
tbuxed), SS S7M)9.uO,
Receipt a Shipments.
Flour, lbl K.OOd I7.7u0
t. LssU General Market.
LOUIS. July 6. WHEAT Lower;
No. S red, cash, ft4c; No. S hard.
" i CORN Higher; track. No. S cash. Hit
tTTJ ' 64Vc; September, W5c; December, fic; Nj.
S white. 64o.
41 OATS Weak; track. No. S cash. 44c;
September, iijii!e; pno. I white. 47a
FLoL'K Steady: red winter patents,
tt.404i4 ffi; extra fancy and straight, XV&ti
416; clear, tl S-eO.
SEEIi Timothy steady; tl.0u4.00.
COKNMEAL Weak; 12.79.
BRAN Quiet; sacked, east track, 9O0rt&c
HAY Quiet; Timothy, $l 02aS0; prairie,
SIO.OWOIS.W. .
IKON COTTON TIES-SI 0.
BAGGING 11C.
HEMP TWINE 10c.
PROVISION-PORK Lower; Jobbing,,
fituj. Lard lower; prime steam, to.37.
I'ry salt meat dull; boxed extra ahbrta,
l); clear ribs, l-.oO; (hurt clears, WIT.
Bacon dull; boxed extra short, llv.37;
short clea rs. 110.76. -
POULTRT Klnn; chickens, 10c; spring.
17c: turkeys. 12c; ducks, su; geese, be.
HUTTKR Steady i creamery, Jl26o.
LOGS Steady, 12c.
Receipt a Shlpmenta
Flour, bbla . t.OuO
Wheat, bu. 17, mw 22 OnO
Corn. bu. .. UU.trt) - 63.0uo
Data. bu. 6s,(M)
IS m-
1 60
s s
s
9 Oo
SS0
i
S S2
Wheat bu.
torn, bu ..
Oaia, bu. ..
Rye. bu. ..
barley, bu
..lil0
.. 4M0
..117.o9
17.300
lU.ua)
1.8U0
tin the Produce exchange today tha but
ler market was firm: creameries. lJ-4c;
riatrin. i;pMo. K;rs. Arm: at mark, ease
Included. U4l3c; Urals. 13c; prime trst.
14c. Cheese, alaady; JJii3o.
l.lverrel Orata ss4 rravlnlena.
UVERPOOL, July S.- WHUAT-Spnt.
firm: Ke. 1 red weatern winter. 7s td; No.
1 California, aa stock; future quiet; July
7s -d; SeptsHibcr, 7s td; December. 7
CORN-epot, sterdy; Hens dried, fa Hd;
old Northern. 6a 2d; futures, quiet; Sep
tember, as llVd.
Pkllaaelpki PraJset Market.
PHILADKLPHIA, July S.-bUTTPR
Firm: rood demand: extra western cream
err. it'. : etreet price. Stc; extra nearby
prh.ta. re.
KGB rlrm; nearby. Ve hlaher; Penn
vlvania and other neai y nrsts, frea
Kansaa C ity Grata anal PrwTlaiaata.
KANSAS CITT. July S -WHEAT-July,
SSVc; September, kSc; December, ti1;
cash, No. 1 hard, lssc; No. S. SMO'SSo; No.
I red. 95ijJc; No. S, Mi5.
CORN July. SOttc; September. SOSc; De
cember, 4KV,c; canh. No. 1 mixed, Slc;
No. S, Sltllc; No. t whit. 61 o; No. S,
HLie.
OATS No. i white, 44c; o. s mixea, uc.
'H YK Steady, TiDtSCc
HAY Steady; choice timothy, tli 50-JJK.OO;
do prairie. Si9ullu0.
F";i teady; extras, 16o; firsts. We
BUTT KK Firm; creamery. packing,
Wa. r
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu. I04.0HO U.CO
Corn, bu 42.000 JO.O
Oats. bu. I S6.UU0 SAJ0
. . .
Amar. Lilnaoad
o pf4
Amor. Looonnotlrs
do pfd
Amar. Inwltlag A
4e 4
Amar. Sugar SUSnin
Amor. Tooaeee pf4 atfa,...-
Anaeflna Mining Co
AtrtiUoa
de pM
Atlantlt Coast Uoa.
Dalthsora A Ohio
Ao pf4
Brook I rS ftapia TransU....
Canadian Paciflo'
Caatral af Now Jersey.....
fhaaapeaks Ohio
Chioaoc Oreat Weataea....
Chlcaao A Northa-eatera..
C . II. A It. Paul
Chlcaao Tarm. A Trans....
do pfd
P., C, 0. A St. txHiia....
Colorado Ful and Iron....
Colorado A Southern
do 1st pfd
do 1 pfd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
Palawan A Hudson
Dl.. Lark. A Westara....
Denver A Rio Grande
do pfd ,
DtaUllars securities ....
Erie
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
Oansral Electric
Illinois Contrnl
International Paper
da pfd
International Pump ........
do pfd ,
lows Central
do pfd
K, C. Southern.........
de pfd
LouiaTills A Nashville
Mexican Cantral
Minn. A St. Urals
M.. It. P. A Sanlt St. U.
da pfd
Missouri Pacific
Miaaoarl. Has. A Taxes...
do pfd
National Land
N. K. R. of Mexico pfd...
N. T. Central
N. T , Ontario A Watt ara.
Norfolk A Weetera
do pfd 1
North A marietta
Pact As Mall
PannarlTanla
People's Was
Pitta.. C, C. A It. Lewis..
Prsaaad Its! Car
de pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading .
do 1st pfd
da pfd
Rrpublis steal ....a
do pld
Rock Island Ce
do pfd
St. U A Ian Fran. M I'd..
St. Leula ftoathwaetsm. ...
do pfd ,
lout horn Paclsa
do pfd
outhara Rtlleay
-do pfd
Tsnnnasea Coal and iron,..
?aas A Paoiao
ol., II- X. A Waatarn....
do pfd ,
t'oloa Psciae
de pfd -
t'. I. Eipress
V. S. haalty
V. a. Rustier
da pfd
V. S. ileal
da pfd
Vtmiau-Carollsa CkaatlaaL
do pfd ,.
Wabash
do pfd
Wslia-rmrso Eiprnas
WsaUnchouas glaolrt ..
Wsatarn Union
Waesliat A Laks Brie....
Wtaoonsin Central
do pfd
Northara Partes ...........
Central Leather
da pfd
Sloea-Sh9a!d
Oreat Northara pfd
Inter bo roush MttropollUa..
do pfd
Total aalea for tha day,
dllidand. eolarsd.
K0 19
i.Vi
C4
li, 307- lt
am ii4
i to
'S.1U0
tut
10
IPX)
ll!i"0
1,900
11,'ryi
loo
1 no
14,000
M
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is?
pt
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17S
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lla
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no
4.bs
100
ton
1.7110
1.10
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41
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70
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104 4
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144
112
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140
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104
10
107
114
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91
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17i
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47
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1.70 t
17 rt
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100
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47
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41
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r"4
M
llw
41
m
117
Tt
Tii
76
49 H
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11
71
s4
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119
iiii
101
117
n
4
111
17
74
M
17
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fenwa:
. I4K M., K. A Texas W
. M4 N T. Csntrnl U7bi
. 11 Norfolk A W 7S.
. It4 do pfd M
,, 4 0nt. A Waatdrn .i... SH
.li'W, Pronsvlrinla W'
179 Rand Mlnaa (
. 11 Raadtns m
11 H Southern Rr II
.llf. do pfd 70
. 2i Son PacIS tt
. rt'nloa PacIS , 14i
.74 do pfd IS
. It I'. S. Steal f
. (1 do pfd I"
. 42ta Wabash .............. 14
. W do pfd t
.144 Bpanlah 93
111
steady: Sid per ounce. -
MONEY 3 per cent.
The rate of discount on the pen market
for short MU 1 1V;OT pep cent; for three
months' bills, S(j3 per cent.
New York MlalatT Stocks.
NEW TORK, July 6. Closing quotations
on -mining stocks were:
stocks were as
Caaaol. Money...
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A O....
Canadian Pacific
Chssaeaake A
Chlcaao O. W
C, M. A Si. P..
PsBaars
D A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do Jat pfd
do Id pfd
Ornnd Trunk
Illinois Cantral ...
Iocwuis A Nash
' SIL.VER Bar,
S S7H
?
S 90J H t li
S S9
s atti
2.SJ
S 311
S ail
SS9
6 10
S U
S Set S 1
S Sot
S f
a j
s
S 71
SB
8 K!l
8iH4 S 441 S0J
iy, a 1 1 0
6 4S S V
t 94 S S3
6 KS'vl 6 4S
S TMsJ S 4 IS 291
S 4S S 2&1
4 931
0
e or
S 07
t 0S
t til IB
841
a i
& 131 S tl
Slfl,
July
July
July
I July
Sunday. Holiday.
The official number
brought In today by
a 2fl
ni S 14'
6 11
6 06
t OH
i 13
S 19
S 25
S t.7
S 701
a
E
s &(
S 0
a
S SI
7
1 W
hi
1
7 62
7 S4(
7 SI
t 94
t SS
S 90
s it;
I 81
a
S 91
S 09
s
1 11
i 91
5 90
7 94) S S3
S 72
aa
S 73
C, M. dV St. P. Ry..
Mo. Pac. Ky
Cnlon Petlllo System
C. N. W. By. (east)
C. N. W. Ry. (west)
C. St. P.. M. A Omaha, Ry.
C, B. Q. (east)
C, B. A Q. (west)
C, R. I. V P. Ry. (east)
Chicago Great Western
of can of stock
irh road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
18
14
10
Total receipt M SS S
The disposition of the day receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber sjf head Jndlcaled:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co tol
Swift and Company q l.Oiil
Cudahy Packing Co I l.loO
Armour A Co 77 1.316 548
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C....12S
Swift and Co.. St. Jo 71
Huston A Co J
Other buyer 1
Adsma Con "
Alice 7S
Kraece
Hrnoswlck Cea 50
Cosnatoea Tunnel Zl
Cos. Cal. snd V. ..,.41
Horn purer l-
Iroa llsr t
Usudrllla Cos I
Unerea.
Ontario ........
Utlla Chief ...
(Phlr
Potoat
aaase
Sierra Navads
Small Hops .
Stasdard
6
400
1
t8
19
4
..... M
..... 95
.....17S
1.49 M 94
74.10 14 104
Kansas City option ranged aa follows:
Art 'clea. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat-- I I I I
Sept. W S3 7 90KM
Dec I 9iS;95S- .93Vawi 93B
Corn I 1 I 1
Sept...." 50fKl S1l fSi 'S
Dec: I 4s! 49 I 41 4Kri
A asked. B bliljl '
tin
.
I.910
dm
o
'lo
t.P
l.luO
71,
100
I'rt
in
W.o
1.7'0
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10
4iO
10
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90
M
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10 s,
19
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II
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40
ill
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7
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SB
100
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it
134
. Treaaary fltatennent. i
WASH1NQTON. July S.-Today' itata
ment of the treasury balances In th gen
eral fund, excluaivenef the 1110,000,000 gold
reserve Shows: Available cash balance.
S2e4.69S.734: gold coin and bullion, 171,119,-
7oo; gold certificate. S.9tB.ttuu.
Baak Clearlaga. ,
OMAHA. Julv 5. Bank clearings for to
day were S2,10S,S17.28 and for the correspond
ing date last year pi.B4a.uri.ae. ...
Waal . Market.
wopitov Julv tv WOOIj The Commer
cial Bulletin of Boston, bssing its report
Upon statistics telegraphed for the gov
ernment, will eay of the wool market: The
market la more active and firm. Dante
sales of medium fleeces except juartr
blood, fin delaine, territory and Texaa
wool to arrive are reported.- . These
has been a good business In Old territory.
The week is almost wholly a domestic one.
the business In Imported stock . being ex
ceedingly small, owing to the exhauatlon
of the supply of merino Australian. Lower
grades of foreign cross breed! are not
wanted. There is a better feeling with in
creased Interests. Values are Arm and In
special cases slighxly higher. Medium
three-eighths and half bloods sold freely st
S384c. One quarter blood Is dull, with
low priced offerings from St. Douls. Old
fine territory sold on the scoured hauls at
S7c. The amount of new fine and fine
medium sold to arrive at SS-y.'tc and
medium at mrncr iarge aie or exaa
wool are at 23c to 24c. for eight month
and S7c to 2So for twelve month. Fine
scoured and pulled wool are quoted at
firm prices, but the medium and low grade
r quiet. Foreign advice continue strong.
Montana clip 1 moving ireeiy ami ia
ported to be 60 per cent ia " aaie,
best slip Belling at 22c to 24c. Shlpmenta
of wool from Boston to July 1 Inclusive,
according to the same authority, are US).-
07U10 pound, againat 119,li. pounos at
ths aame time lal year, i ns receipts iw
July S, Inclusive, were lSl.llS.iTrf pounds,
agalnat ld.73u.tU pounds tins same period.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July S.-WOOL-Stadv:
medium gradea combing and clothing. 26
tJbc; light fine, 22ye3c; heavy tin, Italic;
Totals , 338 4.191 J.31S
tCATTLTS Receipt of cattle today were
very light and of - those reported in a
considerable proportion were consigned
through, with several cars direct to psck
ers, so that thsre were only seven or eight
car actually on 'sale. This was not
snnuih to make a market or establish quo
tations. Among the few caltlg here there
were soma verv well finished beef steers.
which sold at SS.70 and 9a), the latter
price being the highest paid this year and
tarring only last December the highest
paid since October, iwk, .wnen came soiu
s high as 17.26.
There were no cow or heifer and no
feeder of any consequence on sale. It was,
in fact, a holiday s far a th catU
market wai concerned.
BEr STEERS. "
Ns, A.. Pr. ' S A. P
109 S 19 99 , ..!.... .1167 410
HOGS Hog sold all the way from
strong to 60 higher than last Wednesday,
Th Trade, though not particularly active
at the advance, waa nevertheless In fair
condition and the great big bulk of all the
hogs In sight changed na
In ths mnfnlns. Most of
i.V7hdifL0. with a tOD at It. 90. . On Wednes
day half of all the hogs her sold at 16. 7.
with nearly a quarter of. the recelpta at
S6-7U4tft.7;j. The fact that some of th
Slows City Live Stock Market. .
SIOCX CITT, la., July" S tSneclal.)
CATTLE Recelpta, 800 head; teera. higher;
beeves. S4.f)4i4. 16; cows bulls, etc., S1.7txi
S.OO; stockers and feeders, 13.764p4.lo; calves
and yearilnra. Il.00tt4.40.
HCKinl Receipts, I.t head; maraet a
hade higher, selling at 15.7036.80; bulk of
sales. U.fjbi.n. .
OMAHA WHOLKtJAI.B MARKETS.
Coaditloa of Tradf and Qaatatlons aa
Staale aaal S'aacy Prodaoe.
jrnflft-Pep doa. 14c.
Bl'TTER Packing slock, 17'317c: choice
to fancy dairy 1H4J A-; creamery, tiljJe.
lAVa I'OrLTRV Spring chickens, lSJOc;
hens. 9flT10c; roosters, 4c; turkeys, lie;
ducks, 10c; geese. Sc.
" FRI ITS AND MF.T.ON8.
CALIFORNIA PBACHK9 Par POX.
SJ.60; yellow freestones. 11.66.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS-Per erata. StJS.
CALIFORNIA CHERR1K8 Per box Of
about 8 lb , black or while. $l.o.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Each, SSc,
Co and le.
CANTEIX)UPE California, 46 to crate,
standard, 15.50; 64 to crate, pony, 13.60.
TROPICAL SRU1TS.
LEMONS Llmonlera, 300 six S7.M; 100
slxe, 17.76: other brands, SOc less.
BANANAS - Per medium-slued bunob,
fl.0126; Juntboeo, S2.60&3.6O.
ORANOES Mediterranean Swaata.
fancy, 160 slxe, . 14.00; 17S, 200, 211 ami
ro0 alzes. St. 60; 98. 14 and 2f nit' a.
11.76; extra fancy, Sfc more per box; St.
Michaels, 176. 200, 114 and S60 sixes,
14.76; 12S and 160 sixes. 94 94: Valenclsa,
SO. 94 and 111 sisrs, 14.15; IfS, 16S, 176,
too and 216 sixes, S4 764.6.00.
DATFS Kaoaway 6e; sayera. Bo; hal
lowls. So; new stuffed walnut date. 9-lk.
box. S1.V.
a.OLD V1CJETABLBS.
POTATO KS Per bu., 90c.
NAVY BEANS per bu.. Na. 1, U.aO
110: No. t, Sl.9O0t.OO.
POTATOKS-Per bu.. S1J5.
NEW VKOICTABLES.
NBTW PErPER8-Per 6-bsket crate,
S3.00 to 13. d0; per biel box, SI. 00.
ASPARAOl'8 S6c per 0Z, bunehea.
BEANS New wax and string, per H
bu. box or basket, 75c.
J3EHTS, TUKNII'S and CARROTS Pt
dox. bunches. 'i36c.
PIEPLANT Per do. bunches, JOo.
CI CCMMFRS Per dos . 60(rJ76c.
TOMATOE3 Texss. fancy, 20-lb, crata.
txu.
1W71V-; fresh, lc; rout. l?4Jl$'J
11c: sslmon. )c; ratftrh. 17ot hoe.
rtna. dressed. Xc; ersppiea. round. 4Co.
eraip1eA large, fancy, ISc; black bssa, thr;
smelts, sweet and fine 19c; eel. IV?: blue flan.
loo. red snapper. !'-. roe shad, per pair.
4tu40cj frog le. 40e; lobatera, gre-tv,
per lb. Ia-; loster. boiled per lb V;
mackerel, Ppsnlah. per lb., lie; tnsrkerel,
Katlve. UaOtie per lb: freah green turtle
piaat, S6e per lb.; dressed buffalo, sc; bull
beads, 17c; white perch, 7c; wlilte baas, l.c,
HAT-Chol.- urinnd. per ton, 11300; rre
llitm, til 00- No. I bnttom. S9 ; eft grad",
lij4t MX Rva at raw. f- t
Cottaa Market.
NFW TORK. July fc.-COTTON'-Ppot
closed steady; middling linlsnds, 10.S6'.-;
middling gulf. U.!eo: ssleg. i.tV bale.
New Voik cotton quotations, furnished by
t ngsn A Bryan. Ill Board of Trade build
ing: OpenHlarh. I,ow. Close.
September 1i i7 is iw
(ktober 1214 12 11'1S I'll
1-rcember v 1214 123 Kll 1214
ST. IvOI'IfJ. Mo., JUJy S. tvTTON-
Steady: mldiltlnsr. I2c: sales, f bale: re
ceipts, nan: shlpmenta, none; stock, 13.2M
bale.
Mlaaeapolls (irala Market.
SriNNKAPOM", Julv S.-WHEAT-July,
SI07; September 81.ce: No. 1 Northerp.
11.0441104; No. 3 Northern, 11.01; NV 1
Northern. 9Vi$1.00. .
FLOt'R First patents. SS S06 40; sec
ond patents, Sn.2Tsffe.af-,; first clears, S3.5f.1
S.t: second clears, 11 7VH1 98.
( BRAN In bulk. 116.0il6.rs. , .
Mllvraakee Jrala Market.
MILWAl'KBE. July S. WHEAT No! 1
Northern. l Wt107; No. 1 Northern, SI OS
ClOB; Septomber. 9xe.
RYf?-No. 1. S7tS7e.
PARLEY -No. t 71c; sample SrVff72c.
CORN No. 3 oasli, 64j 6ic; Septanaar,
6 I.e.
Baa are at
Omaha
Kansas City ..
St. Louts
Sioux City ..
rrtree.
Cnttle
.STi.7tf 90
, i.Ul.E)
. l.nftuii.im
. 17&aS.7S
Hog.
SS Tr. 99
i ws.e
6.6ir
S.7UU6W
asrar aaal SMolaasea.
NFW YORK. Jnly S.-44IT1 AR-t V
Steady; fair retlntng. S.S3Vc; centrifugal. 9t
test, J.V: molasses sugar. S.0c. Re
fined, nominal; crimlied, 6.70c; powdered,
6.10c; granulated, 6.00c. -
Dalath (.rala Market.
DtTLtmi, July .-WHRAT-Jnly, S1W;
September, 11.(4; December, 1.01.
OATS-On track. 41Vtc; July. 41c.
LION'S CALL OF THE WJLD
Aalmal Born la Captivity Severely
Woaada syi Jaeaattnaa
Keep-.
sV711.10.
ONIONP-areen onion, per doi, JOo.
CABBAGE California, tC.
1.EAF LBTTUCE dot-house, par doa
heads, 20c.
PARSLEY -Hot-house, per doa. bunohe.
RADISHES Per doa. bunches, homi
Town. SOc
. BFET CVT8.
No. t rib. 14c: No. S Tib. Uc; No. S lib,
10c No. 1 loin. 17c: No. S loin. 13Ul No.
h.nS. in fair teaioS 1 t 'ln- 1 "huck. 7c; No. 1 chuck,
? .h- hU hK!ti?rl e: No.Tchack. Sue; No. 1 ro-ind. 8ct
of th N'lW, No?, round. oc: No. S round. o; No. 1
plate, Sttc; no. I plat. 10: no. a piaie, c
MIS4JKL.LAKEOUS
COFFET5 Soasted. Ho. 4. to per I0.1
S6 7oj6.72. The fact that some ot th njo. jo, p,r jk,; . 93, jsc pur lb.; No.
packer were noujing on ana noi irying jo, 140 per lb.; No. a. U!o per 10.
do much made It harder trading than 1 CHEE8B Block Swiss. 19c; llmberger,
-would otherwise have been the ease; still, (14c; Yours Americas. 16c.
season,
the early arrivals sola in iair
noted above.
Ke.
11
44
a
44 ....
14
II
S.
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41
At.
..Ill
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..179
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..Ml
.171
Forelga FlaaaelaL
LONDON. July S In th market the
supplies of money were Increased by th
distribution of 1HO.000.OjiO In guverament dlvl
dends and rates wer eay Discounts
were oulet.
On the stock exchange the amount of
bustneaa transacted wa small. Th re
lease of dividend did not bring In any
outside demand, but th markets wer
cheerful and prlcea were Arm. Americana
ruled steady at yesterday's Improvements.
The New York uuotatlons came aood and
New York bought well, especially t'nton
Pacific and Southern Pacific. Th whole
11 et Improved and price cloeed firm. For
eigners generally Improved under Pari
support. Jnpauese Imperial sixes of 1904
clusi-d at :VV Kaffirs were cheerful.
PARIS. July S Trudlng on the bourse
tKlajr was dull and quiet, but price wer
stronger. Russian Imperial four were un
tiuoted. Russian bonds of 19v4 closed at
4 '
41 14
in ha
11.
C:
167
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RHEKP Receluts - of sheep
moderate, only seven ears being reported
In. They were all Idaho ringers, wethers,
ewes and yearlings, excepting only one
load ot fed western ewes. There was a
fair demand, considering that the week la
so near at close, and practically esVry.
Il.ln, .-. . m r. rw r. A k.na lk V.rV fate IBIU1H
In the morning. As lo prices, there was
no material change, both buyers and seller I
generally quoting f. as a good, steady I
market. . '
Representative sales:
No. 4 Ay. Pr.
j western ewes 97 . 4 0
79...,
79..
St..
71..
II..
44..
J?::
71....
44....
71....
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111
154
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9U0
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149 S 77
... I 90 .
119 S 9
99 1 90
110 9 to
99 I W
... 4 90 '
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too I 10
40 9 19
40 I
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140 I 10
lfo 1 l "
10 1114
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100 I II
4 f 19
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90 S II
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... A 99
were very
NUTS Calif orou
walnuts. No. 1 soft
ihelT. lie: Braxlle. lfTloc; pecans. 19rj22c:
filberts. 12c; peanuts, raw, 7c; roasted.
8c; California almonds, 17 c. cocoanuu,
$5.00 per 100.
HIDES AND TALLOW Oren salted.
No. f, 6c; No. a, 7c; bull hides, 6c; green
rides. No. L 7c; No. T. c; horse, $1,500
60; sheep pelts, 60C911.9R Tallow, No. t
4o: No. it Sc. Wool. U47XSO
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard, west
ern, 66c. Tomatoes, fancy, 1-pound cans,
11.46; standard, 1-pound cands. 11 B. pine
apples, grated, ' 2-pound.' 12. iOfcJ.Ju; sliced,
Sl.76ia2.S6. Oallon apples. 1.1.25. California
apricots, S2.00. Pears. 81.7641.60. Peaches,
11.7641.40; L. C. peaches, $20O2.S0. Alaska
salmon, red, 11.20; fancy Chinook, flat, 12 10;
fancy sockey. fiat, 11.96. Sardine, quarter
oil, . a; tnree-quaner mustara, 93.1a
Hweet potatoes, 11 a&'Srl.SS. Bauer kraut, too.
pumpkin. Stx'Ol 00. Lima bean. S-lb., 7Vi
btl.a. Soaked peas, S-lb., SOc; fancy, 1.2t(j?
L46.
CALIFORKIA DRIED FRTTITS-Prunnt
pre somewhat unsettled by freer offering
from second hands, who aeetrt desirous of
moving supplies of immediate graatea. Quo
tatlon range from 6 to Sc for California
fruit and frori 648C for Orearon. Peaches
re slightly easier, with fancy yellows
quoted at l3c- . Raisins are firm; three
crown loose Museatele are quoted at Sc;
four-crown, 10c; seeded raisins, 9911a.
. FISH Pickerel lre"nd, 10c; pike.
dressed, 16c; wiiTt aarfi, dressed, winter
"Dewey," the African lion In Central
park. New Tork, he-kefa. te th call
of the wild. Althotf j . bora . tn cap
tivity, the blood-thirst inherited from th
Jungle forbears seised hint aa he larked In
th gloom of hj cage, toward which Javmaa
Coyle, . aa experienced keeper, maxle his
way on his final round shortly bafora S
o'clock at night.
. Dewey has always bean a faverlte with
tha keepers and thy relax somewhat their
vigilance when they deal with ttlra. So
Coyle took little heed as ha grairpad a bar
of the cage. He dropped a cloth on th
floor, and still grasping th Iron bar.
stooped over to recover it.
A roar shook the lion house, and Cpylei
screamed wHh pain as Dewey's taeth
gripped his hand. Coyle drew back with
all his strength hut th lion held him as in
a visa. Tha roar which signalled the at
tack was unmistakably recognlied by all
the other beasts In the house. Six lions.
LeJght leopards, two wild cats, two hyenas
and a mountain lion dashed against the
bars of their cage, uttering then cries.
Coyle knaw that unless he could prevent
being drawn within striking dlstanc ef
the powerful claws, his llf would be im
perilled. Tha pain from hi hand was mad
dening, but he held his ground for a time.
Then his strength began to fall, and Inch
by inch th Hon drew him toward tha bars.
When . his arm was within to) cage
nearly to the elbow Dewey struck. Tha
claws sank In the flesh of th forearm, but
Were torn, loose when Coyle flung himself
backward 'with desperate energy. Dewey'
teeth still held the hand and again Coyle
waa drawn pitilessly forward. His cries
for help were heard by Policeman Foley
who rushed to his side. -. Power had
slashed hie victim's hand several times be
fore Foley, af risk of serious injury.
reached Inside the cage and brought his
club down over the lion's nose. Dewey
snarled viciously and his Jaws snapped to
gether.
Coyle, weak from pain and lost of blood
fainted at that moment Th weight trt,
his ailing body dragged bis hand from I
tha lion's mouth, but the small finger 0f
th right hand had been severed at the!
second Joint. . I
The roaring of th captives brought thai
reserves from the arsenal- on tho double:
quick. They ancountrad men and women!
who, believing that ona or mora of the
beasts had escaped, were fleeing front tato
park.
Coyle' right arm wa seriously lacer
ated In addttlon to th loss of the finger
Tha surgeons at th Presbyterian boapiti
said he would recover. New Tork World
If you hav anything to trade advertise
It In tha For Exchange columns of Tin
Bee Want Ad page.
j Duns Report on Bank Clearings
tub washed, SU&37HC,
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July 6. METALS Ir
regular change wer reported In thl
London tin market for over the holiday,
with prlcea ther closing today at an
advance of 16 to 199 16s for spot, as
compared wltn last weanesaey, uui .
lower at 182 for futures. Locally the
market was dull and about 12 points
lower on the average, at n.Mvii.''- I
Copper was unchanged to 16s loaver in
London, with spot relatively Bteady at
99 16s: futures closed at 11 6s. Lo
cally tha market wa dull, with lake
quoted at 121 16024 00, electrolytic at 1
?12.OO121.60 and casting at tll.00 21 .5.
Lead waa unchanged at 16 16 In the local
market, but waa 6s lower In London at
20 10s. Spelter advanced Ss to 24 Ss
in London, but remained quiet at 14.10
1 86 locally. Iron was higher In the
English market, with standard foundry
quoted at 66s 9d and Cleveland warrants
at 67s. Loyally the market was quiet
and unchanged, with No. 1 foundry north
ern quoted at S24 10O2S.70; No. 3 foundry.
S14 00& 26.00; southern grudes, nominal.
ST. LOUIS. July S MtfTALH Lead,
lower; 46.17. Spelter, quiet; St.lt.
Erpparatet Apple aag Dried Fralts.
VNEW TORK. July S. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market waa unchanged, with
fancy quoted at tfc; choice. Sc; prime,
Tc; poor to fair. 4cr7c.
DRIED FRl' ITS Prunes quiet but firm.
Quotations range from 4 to 1J for Cali
fornia fruit, and from 6 to Sc for Oreioa,
up to 90a to 4u. Apricot in Hint Jobbing
demand; choice, 81c; extra choice, 22c:
fancy, !x)23o. Peaches quiet; choice. llf
12c; extra choice. UtflV; fancy. 1S13V,
extra fancy. I4014c. Raisins seem to be
a little unsettled, with some advice from
the coast -reporting that th new crop I
turning out a little larger than expected.
Spot quotation are unchanged, with loose
muscatel quoted at hilk-; seeded raisins,
7tllc; London layers. tl.5oWl.6i.
Pearia tsrala Market.
PEORIA. July S.-CORN-Hlgher; yllow.
S4i64c; No. 8, 64e; no grade, a""it.'SJ.
OATS Steady ; No. wlilte. 46iMJc; No.
I white. 444t4Sc; No. 4 white, ilo.
RYU Nominal; No. 8. aUofcoc
New York Live Stoek Market.
NEW YORK, July 6. BEEVES Receipt,
1040 ie-s-i: good to choice steers steady to
strong, others slow; bull and fat cow
firm to shade higher; bologna cows
steady. Steers. S6.O)tj90; oxen. 16 .10; buils.
112i4.70; coW. 11.600-4.50; top, 84.78.
Dressed beef steady to firm at S10o per
pound. Liverpool and Leaden eables
qaoted live rattle stesdy at 12 to 13o pr
pound, dressed weight: refrigerator beef
at SfUHfi per pound; exports tomorrow, 94)
cattle and 6.475 quarters ot beef.
CALVES Receipts. 1,036 head; veals fully
S6e higher, some aales 60c higher ; butler
milks firm. Veals. 5.SOi.50; choice heavy
at la.UO; throwouts, S6.0O. Dressed calve
firm; city dressed veals, I t) 13c . per
pound; county dressed, 4 to llc per
pound. . . '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta,' 5.66
head; sheep 2&o higher: lamns oo higher;
culls. 13100; lambs, IS Owipl.50; two tars
Choice at So.65; culls. 86.00.
HOGS Receipts, S.492 head; msrket easier;
heavy and medium weights, lo--'.; light
weights. 86-76.
t. Loals lira Itsvrk Market.
ST. LOUI8 . July S CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.600 head. Including 1.B00 head
of rexans; mark l strong; native shipping
and export steers, 15.50SJ4 90: dressed
beef and butcher steers. 85.106.76; steers
under 1.000 pounds. 14.00 0 4. 40; stockers
and feeders, i3.00i4.t6; cows and heifers,
1S.00&4.76; cannera, 1. ..('" J.:6; bulla.
J at460. calves, 15.0031100; Texas
and Indian steers, $2.6003.76; cows and
heifers, 81.606 8. 76.
n Mlit Receluts. 11.600 head: market
VIOc lower; pigs and lights. 16064.-16;
. ..... m r. r. . . I .
pacaers, pa.aoca.wv; uunuari suu ur,i
heavy. 16.S06 8 06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head; market steady: native muttons,
88.254) 6 76: lambs, 81647.50; culls and
bucks. 11.26 1.00. storkers, 14 00&5 45.
tack la Slaht.
Recelpta of llv stock at th six principal
South Omaha
Sioux City ....
Kansss City ..
St. Joseph ....
St. Lout
Chicago
Total
Taleda feed
TOLEDO, O., July
cash, ii ; October.
Market.
8 E E D Clover .
tl 42; December snd
UtRLLV. July l.-Tndlpg iip U bourse I Mar civ. ar..L". Alais. .w; tittUy,
Cattle. 1 1 o-a. Sheeu.
... 91 140 1,814
... Soft I.OuO
.. l.luO .lfn I.'
... 1.43 4.2--S 1.J44
... 2 5"0 11.00 2,L0
.... 8.600 lO.OiA) 11.W-0
,..,12,221 60,9u4 20.4a
Hank oWatlBgs U Jane, as reported by B O, Du 4 Co., show further de-retopsatrnt im
trada, ptal exabaoge for th taenta, at ell ctOes ta th Ualtad SUtas, outeld of Mw Tars, .
being 4,7C7C,G6t, aa lucres ot T.7 per eaat. ever laat rear and 166 per cant over June,
M05. Th Inereaae to mainly th West, Tbr Is aim p loss la bank exchanges at Hew
Tork City, do to th ranch Sfaailer volurn of seeartty tradiog and U maeh lower seen rl 17
valises tbls year than In atthar af ta two preceding years, pad to some extent this eostditlaa
sffeets th Botn sod Philadelphia figures Unfavorably, aod tbi eausaa a 'small deras ia
tn New Kagland lad MlddU 8tatea. Th lacrreas at PltUbarg refleet th eoartnaed
aotiviry U th Iron' trade, and th Urge gala at Chloatfo and other loading
Wtera eitia nfleet ta greater activity in grata aod higher grata value
ihougb trad la all Una b very actir at the Wast and BeyaMnt prompt.
There s aa Ucreea at Baltimore, ClneiaaaU and St Louis, but a amaU loss at New Orlesna
aad Louisville. Ban rraoclaoo and ethar PaelA aoaat poinU report a Urge lacreaia la as
hanrea. i Th avarag dally figures inelnds New Tork City bank exchangee, and th amount
at New Tork la 90 large aad tha loss so baery, that a decrease ia th avarag daily Agar
appaar fat the eoaparisoa with last year for svery month hot Marsh, that Bumth balag tha
tUy gioath thil year ta which New Tork report a gain, aod th only aoath thl year la
which stock trading wa more aetjrs than In th preeedlsg year. Compared with 1908 avar
ag dally baak exchange for th year to data show normal conditions. Comparison ia mada
below ef bank eseaang bj asotloni eererluf thra year; also th averag da'ly figure far
th jear to data i
Jmra,
frewKagisnd....
IXlitie....
tkxuh AUaaUa....,
aWaiasws
Central Wast.
Wosiera ,
aCasM
Toasl
Hew York Otty...
Vaitedl
Average gaily 1
Inae.
anw sy ttpaiaasepaitttf
At1 aa Oaaaaaaaaaj
Mairrli
&mbr imrf . .
(Isaafy aaa9 f
107.
a7TTAo9.TM
O7ii,ite7,r.io
W7,6tl,''70
ISU.17tt.7B9
L44.101,-9
4-.4J.ll.4J40
Mi.407X9
94.7s7.'O0 04
4joO.l7j.Ot
1L1M479AVS
fM41,Bl,000
47."7xiO
iHt.JI1li.iJKO
tfVIIVOOoq
r:ii.j9 1,000
S77J3SLOUO
ISO.
S7SP.7O044S
I.00O 6-ij
in,4-JO4
4h4.ln4.an4
lJ'iJ4's.i4
l .w.li8
iVO.A)4.42
n.4l ?Oa o9
911.94 Vla. 49
470.097,000
fwi .l ausiO
1B.4A9 m
IHJHtm
90 4J4 IX "J
4i7.7i4.ooO
TJO.
as
7 11
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m
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477.1MN 019
L219.6u8.6A9
II) li.-i.-l .J 116
ltwt.a.4Hia
94JI"9.7-i.f.H
a.745,iiojis
910.441,719
941S.S!l4,ona
44 i', fi.OOO
60-,Ha.lAa
41 .SMI. wiO
444 O0.4 OOO
473.9u2Ha
lferui.
rrj.oi.ST
t. Jaeeph Llv Stack Market.
8T. JOSEPH. July S. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 1.412 head; market steady to
strong; natives, 84.5Ofe7.O0; cow and
heifers. S2.266.60; stocker and feed
ers. 11 SO 4 64
lirxi.s Receipts, 4.254 head: market
!H6c higaer; top, 14 04; bulk af aalea.
S6 90S 6 96.
fllflP AVD T.AMRS4 Receluts 1.140
i bead; Piajrket strong; lafoba, 60T.i0;
I
rrs
Wvhlta
Tunraa.
Isiisr
f sj4. 9
-I
gnnra
IkMas Pan..
9J.4l'.1 tl
JllH..l.tl
S U .n,',l
4.U6.ft4k
1 l lu -ivt
B7.hmi,.uS
U.710.410
4JJ29.7.49
I fl7
Vlll, V1
9.0V4.1.-4
97,'i-i- 4
8. 'arki.i 4a
l.aoo.irN
loni..9
1 .404. Mi
94toU4
At Wastara fUs baak elsarings stlM shew very large gain at many point, tad Lea ting
very wld dlsaributisa of avarehsndU end a larg votuat of payment through th baak.
maeh la ex ot preceding ran. Tbor are notable gains at most aentera, especially at
ktluaeapollai Panl. aUaaas City, Topak. Cedar Eaplda and Dearer. Th figures ia
d stall ir prtated below:
r.
-tsi'9
4ji.d
-44.4
1
mt
'3
i4si
Jem.
Sfleneonuil ...
Si. rani .
LsS sM.M,
Sums nr .-.
CnafjaTkautaa!!
asnaas ' u y -
190T.
101.446.7oS
79l Oil
12Mt.l
(1 j :.j, 44
i.-l.fliS
1;8-.V14
ato-io.o-jo
i-l'4T
Ann i id
6 s JO 4-0
4.ll,44
SIAtJ-
9ft -f. n-rt
9 .Sisiinat
IP-J1JM4
9l.Up,4oa
s Osuus4 traas tutal
ft,-.-KTJ47
7.VI all
1'J.s.w.rHtS
J.'iiK.'l 9
4J4,lJa)
t.oxs..litl
94 evil 449
fu1 T'i9
Sit.4.'.i Sll
LlSiUiit
"i iineM
4.41. ll-J
SO X '4 1 lit
t.19 i4
1 011.179
t,Mii yo
l.lvi.laa
fWUAMOli