T1IK OMAHA iSUMJAi: Hfcfc: JULY 7, 1907
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1
CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
General Wtaknets at Opening on B:t
. ter Thursday Eeturnj.
gEIXIlfG TOR PEOFIT TAKEIO
WtMl Onened Wfalirr and ' Prices
Did Hot strengthen-Trade
Holrratf In Cera la
Sympathy.
OMAHA. July 6, 19fr7.
General VrnlkriMl at nnrnlnv rn In
roved thrashing; returns and diuappolnted '
mlmt.l ,, , - , ,y " v'
Bell ng for profit real zng at opening-. .
Wheat
opened weaiter. t uMimtnun
It 4TC bid.
Saia were
a ahade lower in evmpathy
nd corn. Commllnn houae
I...... ... ..
witn wheat a
old early. Borne
ir... " , . ."t "." " . " l"h. 1 1!V f. o. b.. afloat: No. hi
mfcnv il ill', 1-owu. JIBTIICI ROl KUTIM winter 11 lit. f n h oflnat- onlinm
linnrf imnr.rt, hut thi. h.i, if.i.. n "tier, it. .. . i. o. p., afloat . optiom
fioni.toiin 1. . .. .V.! ' iTl?,, ".. . . i.J lower, rilled unsettled, declining 4C
UntVniior h.ii V. e. . UT.? ysterdays high point under lioilda
' fr-TVa'ni P"fect weather and general
"-' 7 i. .. 1, 'r " "l ,B,1U ilgn weakness. Closed weak. J4jliVc
whe. iu ; wTIr-, k."k"., 3 July, ii orw-w; do.ed. $,.,
alon houses. Trade wa, moderate. Sep- I c'J?t 'L'v u.1" "'i:sd-
In gave market a letier tone with alight b"t ."Bain turned weak In aympathy with
rally. September ,,at open.-d at iHc Pld ! y'leu' J?n ,c'OBe', un5'l,r"fp' Wo lower.
an?l cioaed at KAp bid umJuly, :!(oS2Hc; cloaod. 6ic: Beptemh,-r
Primary wheat receipts were hu..
and shkpnienta lW.Me ba.. aca'nat recelnta
Clearanrea were ftK nflrt hi,lila nf enrn
I.WO buahrln of oata, and wheat and flrur
oual to Mti.000 himheU.
Liverpool closed lower on wheat
nd d lower on corn.
Seaboard reported litt.ono buahels of wheat
nd 14.00O bushels of corn for export.
XxKml rsnge of options:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes"y.
Wheat I
juiy...
Hopt...
Corn-
IW.WiO hu. Corn recelnta wene -bu.. ' !'" P01 market Arm; m!ed. M32 Ibe..
and ahlpmente lT5.oiii bu.. aenlnet rereipi, ; natural white, "fr;i3 Ibe . 6ttJlc; clipped
lntyear of 67I.W) bu.. and ehlpmenta of w,h.!l.e s'fw . Wjo.
136,000 tu. HAY Blondy; ehlpplng, 70875c; good to
MHBI S6P RfiSBl 8iHB K4,B
7?Bi 8VIti S71kK 87B
4B WV,T 4SR 4SB 4ft B
i",H 4S14B 47B 47B 47HB
41B 42R 41HB 41B 41B
K-HB t&B 3; H
July...
Bept...
Va la
July.. Sept...
B bid.
Omaha, Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 8S1&9I0; No. $ hard.
tMic; No. I spring. Si681c.
CORN No. a, 49c; No. S, 48'iS'4Sc; No.
4. Vicj no grade. 4O04fe; No. I yellow,
4HWa No. I white, hrn : 19 Vic
OAT8-N0. I mixed, 4H442o; No. 3 white,
3fr4ic; No. 4 white, 41420: standard,
aio.
KYID-No. i, T4e; 'fio. S. 7o.
' Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago 44 617 1B1
altnnnapolia 367 v..
Omaha , a 1J
sulh 137 ...
CHICAUO CHAIN AS U PROVISIONS
Feaiares of the Trading; and Closing
I'riees on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, ,July 6. Profit taking on a
large scale cauaed a break of nearly 2
cents In the price of wheat today. At the
close the September delivery waa down 1VJ
ISc. Corn was up Vnl4e. Oats showed a
gain of ic. Provisions were 7 lj
higher.
The selling pressure in the wheat market
was due chiefly to Improved weather con
ditions In the United States and Canada
for the new crop and to reports from the
southwest regarding threshing returns.
Many of these advances from the harvest
fields of Kanaaa and Oklahoma a'.ated that
a larger yield waa being harvested than
had generally been expected. A decline
of over Id In the price of wheat at Llver-
JT pool tended to increase tho volume i.f
i liquidation, which was liberal at the start
t f and to the finish. The market received
j T little support from the bulls, the t.rlnci.,
C . . demand coming from , shorts. The close
vJ N ' weak. September opened "Slc
ff ivi-' ,l ff'HO. oll oft to 96HC and
' f:j if sed at 96!69iTi. Clearance.' of. wheat
. ar.d flour were enual to lld.OuO bu. Primary
receipts were frM.ocX) bu., compared "with
417,0m) bo. the corresponding day a year
ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re
. ported receipts of 4S8 ears, against 8- cars
last week and 244 i.urs a year ago.
ine com market was a trino easier at
the opening, because of lower cables,
favorable weather for the growing crop
and thj alumn In wheat. The market soon
rallied on good demand by cash houses
and continued strong the remainder of the
day. The close waa atronc. Sentemher
uppnen w-o tower at oi"'yu4e, advanced
' n cioi mwmc. W04l!Columbut, Neb... W
receipts were 167 cars, with 3 cars of con- . Fnirhury Neb . 100
T!fJl Ba,,, . , . ., - i Fairmont, Neb..Hil
PPvnr but fculckly ralllel iGr. Island, Neb..00
and held strong. Pemand urgent nil day . Hnrllnglon, Neb. 95
nd was brought out chiefly by the huge Hastings, Neb.... 97
number of reports which ware received I Oakdule. Neb 92
imiin oi me poor cononion or ine new
crop. The cloae was strong, Beptemlwr
opened HtfViC to 64c lower at JS-Y&.lftHc
advanced to IWiio and closiHl at 39V4c.
Local receipts were 161 cars. Much smaller
receipts of live hovs than had been .
pected Induced moderate buvins- of nm.!sinn r-itw"
,w .win uj iw i pnuKerii una caiieen a nrm
znarKet. At trie cloae September pork was
tip 17HC at 116 aa Lard was uu 6c at 69.00.
Ribs were 7H1il0c higher at IS 70&S.72',c
Estlmated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
. Tn .Kfi CBrl. oatJi j9 cars; hogs,
4MLO0O bead.
, .. .v-u ng futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
July
, Sept.
Dec.
Corn
My
BoptU
Peo.
May
Oats-
93S-4
7WSI
1'!
;vs
93 S3i
4S
98
1 Oistgi
1 0tsQ 1 OOVi1
1 CO
l w
6v
64T,
b4.
s:i
641
56','
.64H'ccSI
Mi
44S.55V4'f(l)
54
64
42
. 83 Y
4
41
If 00
m )
S so
S ti
S ti
t 45
July
Sept.
42S.
43H
434 42H
4viV!Yu-t
4aV 42
38HflA
reo.
89'
rUUt2
fork
July fteut.
If 00
It
I SO
R 96
S0
S 45
It OS
If 10
s so
S 00
S 0a
S 50
16 05
If 30
R SO
S 00
t Ui
8 60
IS 90
If 12i
8 78
8 96
87H
Lardo
if July
,'V' I spt.
J f Oct.
T. . Ribew
July
Sept.
Oct.
8 42H
8 b24
s r.'H
72m
S S2 8 S tUH
8 V 8 bo
No. I
Cash quotations were as follows:
: FLOUR Firm; winter patents. $4.15
4 61): straight, 404 00; spring patent
84 606.00; straights. W.2&B4.10; bakers, li'ii
fjvt. W,
WHEAT No. I spring, Sl.OOigl .02; No. 1
Wo II .01; No. 8 red. WtflHSa
CoRN-No. 1, 660; No. I yellow, 66Ve
.. OATS-No. . V: No- 1 While. 4Hc; No
white. S45c. ' "
Jtlfhr-'o. S. Sao.
t' Ah LET Fair to choice malting. 61i7
PttKlm Flax, No. 1 northwestern, 81 24
TVIm timothy, 84-78. Clover, oontract graiie'.
I'HOVIPIONSt-Short ribs, sldea (loose.
SSSJngflVi. Mess pork, per bhl.. Hi.txai
1115. Lard, per 10 lbs.. t,S.a0. Short clear
Idea (boxed). ts.KH'tfS.OO.
I'.ecel).. Shipments
Flour, bbls .,
Wheat, bu ..
Corn, bu .....
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
Aiarley. bu...
20 7iO 16.700
J!. 16 too
4il 6i,i0
In9 6i0 li'J. fO
Id) l(.0i
to. 0 ' m a
m ine rroduce exchange tolay the bnt-
ler niarKat was steady; creameries. lUS1
o; da r tea. 171,214c. KKga. s eady; at ma k.
cases Included. 1313c; flrsta, 13c; prime
Brats. 14c Cheese, steady; lil3e.
,4? Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July f. WHEAT No. 1
n mrJ5" No. J Northern 9v5
S. : No- ' Northern. piflSc.
iHAN in bulk, lio.oriff7g.j5.
MUwaake Grata Market.
vrWif,WAl"KFE- U,V S WHEAT No 1
"RYit?sr"ir' -l.
KTeVSteadv; No. 1. STfiirruc
"Lfil-WHk; No. V TScTmpJe. S69
CORN-rtrm: No. I caah. S4WtT36c: 8en
tember, S6 bid. ". oep-
Taledo Seed Market.
at?1?- L- Jul- -EKD-Clovu, rash
i?,n'""- teS-1-: March. VsiH.-'
iaika, Sb.OO; timothy. S3 25.
I.lve-rpaol Grata Market.
MVERPOOU iuly l-WHKA T Spot
Ml No. S red wMa winter, la SVad- No!
ff KalUttrula, 414 lUwat; ulura, atead
July. 7 ma; Bptembr, T SHd; Dwmibw,
7s ti.
COKN-4not. steady; Hens dried", Ss Ud;
old northern. 6s ftd, futures, steady; July,
nominal; Primibr, 4s lltyl.
FLOUR Winter patents, firm, 2Tf Sd.
-EW YORK GKXKRAL MARKET
(notations of the Day on Various
C'eesmodltles.
NEW YORK. July l-FLOUR-Recelpts,
25. 757 bbls. ; exports. 18.604 bbls. ; mar
ket dull hut steady; Minnesota pat
ents, 16 lfVfi5.i0; hakrra, $3 7VH4 26; win
ter patents, $45"k4o0; atralght, $4.4'"Sr'
4 5; extra. I3.U fit 7; low grades, 83.40
ISO. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, 84.75
'it-) '": 1 noire to Ifncy, t6.10on.4O.
CORXMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, il.Su; coaise, $Uijl.l8; kiln dried. $3.3S
113.3ft.
VE Dull; No. t western, 88c. f. o. b.
I WH EAT Receipts, 11.000 bu.; .pot mar-
ket wean: No. I red. WUe. elevator, and
11 ,u. f n h fW.. v 1 t...
rd
1 opened
from
Hon.
for.
net
si KP-
De-
a bu. ; apot market ateady; No. Z, 60,
elevator, and 6av4c, f. o. b., afloat: No. t
' ;;,"l"(i1J,"u i . V
I h"p f No- Jfllow. 634C I
afloat. (Juilon market ODened lower.
f. o. b..
rallied.
y'?"on- w?l Ufcemtier cioaed ttic: way, 61
cioaed WTtc.
choice. Il.lfal.20.
HOl'B Outrt : Btate common to choice.
59". 1416cj 19.16. Wac; Pacific coast, 1906,
HIDE8-D11II; Central America, Je;
niigoia. i2yc.
LBATMKR Steady; aetd. 2&327H; wool
qult-t. do:nc"tlc fleece, rtli34c
PROVISIONS-Beef, firm; family. 114
ftlu.lO; mess. $!5o(Q 10.00; beef hams. $:4.0fU
M.Oiij packet. Sil.0OC12.re; city extra India
mess. $22.xi623. Cut meats. steady:
pickled bellies, llQ13c; pickled hams, l.tff
lZc. I.ard, tlrm; western prime, $S.7oj
Sln; renned firm; continent, $9.25; Snith
Amerioa, $10. IB; compound, 8.d7Vt'&9.12V.
Pork tlrm; family. I1S.Bi919 00; short clear,
$17.0rif1H.0O; mess. llS.fnydl8.B0.
TALLOW Hteady; city (2 per package),
4jo; country packagea free), ii(lV,c.
KICK-Hteady; domestic, fair to extra. SH
jnrnn, nominal. ,
BUTTER Firm: street price, extra
creamery, ?lic; offlclsl prices, state dairy to
fancy, liji24c; western factory, common to
firsts, 17MWc.
CHEESE Steady ; new state full cream,
Colored and white, small, best 12He; new
Ktate full cream, fair to good, UHHc; new
state full cream. Inferior, S-fflOc..
EOGS Steady; atate, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 2m4j,2lc;
brown and mixed extra, lf-51Hc: firsts to
extra firsts. 16Vtfl7Hc: western firsts, 16c;
official price. 16c; third to seconds, 13K.fi
16c. ' "
POULTRY-Allve. dull; spring chickens,
23c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, 11c. Dressed,
stead yt western broilers, :-a-J5c; ' turkeys,
lOQ'Mc; fowls, HWloHc
WEATHER Tl TUB GRAIX BELT
Thunder Showers General and Hea-ry
Rains Reported.
OMAHA. July S. 1807.
The thunder showers of last night were
general In Nebraska and Iowa, and heavy
rainfalls occurred in contra I and northern
Nebraska and nortnern luwa. A fall of
1.U4 at Valentine;' 1.14 at Sioux City, and
2.12 at Altantic, la. The weather Is cooler
throughout the Missouri valley and north
west. It is warmer everywhere east of
;he Mississippi river and on tho Pacific
slope. The weather will probably ba fair
In this vicinity tonight and Sunday, with
no Important change In temperature.
Omaha record or temperature and pre
cipitation, compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1SW7. 1901 1906. 1904.
Minimum temperature. 61 62 CI
Precipitation 00 T .36
Normal temperature for today, 76 de
frees, x
Uellclency in precipitation sine March 1.
7.66 Inches.
' Deficiency corresponding period . In 14.
1.03 Inches.
Uellclency corresponding period In IMS,
1.82 Inches.
Cora and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For tho twenty-four hours ending at 8 a.
m.. re.h merid.n ttm a.turv '
ii,. '
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.
Stations. Max. Mln.
w 1 1 1 t v-i.is nrvriiM sQ'Sav iiu. : rxuorii. a
Rain-
fall. Sky.
.26 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.27 . Cloudy
.00 Pt. cloudy
.W Pt. cloudy
.03 Cloudy
i0 Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
.17 Cloudy
.16 Cloudy
.10 v Cloudy
2.12 Cloudy
.10. Cloudy
.00 Cloudy
T Cloudy
1.14 Raining
for twelve-hour
Ashland, Neb 97 66
! Auburn, Neb 90
72
63
64
68
65
66
66
66
66
62
66
70
64
'Omaha, Neb...
iTekaniah, Neb.
lAlta, la
I Carroll, la
Clarlnda, la....
Mil.l-v iu
.. 97
..100
.. 90
.. 94
..lul
86
92
64
Minimum temperature
period ending at a. in.
DISTRICT AVERAOES.
No. of
-Temp.-
Rain.
Central. ' Btatlons. Max. Mln
Inches.
Chicago, 111 26
Columbus, O. 17
Des Moines, la 13
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 21
Illllsvltle Wv . is
68 64 .04
83 (4 .10
92 68 .14
88 68 .04
94 68 T
92 68 T
98 68 .30
94 ' 68 .00
, Omaha, Neb 16
BU Louis. Mo..;... 13
Temperatures continue hla-h In the west.
ern portlou of the corn and wheat region
and are rising In the eastern portion. Show
ere m-curreu witnin ine last twenty-four
hours lit all portions of the belt except the
Si. Louis district.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Bt. Louts General Market.
BT. LOU13. July 6. WHEAT Tw.r-
track. No. I red caan, 9c; No. 2 hard, 9Si0
4Hc; SeptembiT, 93Sc; December, 97c.
CORN Higher; track, No. 2 caah, I31t
E4c; September. 54Si64'c; December. 6l'5
62c; No. 2 white. 64c.
OATS Higher; track. No. 2 cash, 44Uc:
September. 3Vc; No. 8 white. 47c.
FLOUR -Steady : red winter natenta kLm
64.66; extra fancy and straUht. kl.7UM ' I
clear. 32.9Wn8.6a I
8EE1 Timothy, steadyj 83.0004.00,
COKNMEAL Weak; 82.70..
BRAN Steady ; sacked, east track, t"i?6a.
HAY gulet; timothy, $l.fctfv t;
prairie. $10 0iMl3.6a
IKON COTTON TIES-81.0B.
BAOOINO llUo.
HEMP TWINE-40c,
PHOVISIONS-Pork, higher; Jobbing,
116.26. Lard, higher; prime steam, S8.4:1.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, 89.60: clear ribs, 860; short cleara,
l 37. Bacon, ateady; boxed, extra shorts,
810.371; clear ribs, S10.6J; short clears.
110.25.
t'Ot'LTRY Alive, firm; chickens. 10c;
springs, 17c; turkeys, 12Vc; ducks, 8c; geese,
ic.
BUTTEH-Steady; creamery, 21 S 25c
EGOS-Mteady at lie.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 5.CO0 1V00
Wheat, bu 16.' " L'f.Ou)
Corn, bu 66.iXO 68 O0S
Oats, bu 82.01.O 7.0u
Kansas City Grata aad Prorlaloas.
KANSAS CITY. July S-WHEAT-July.
MHc; September. toc; December. 9io.
Cash: No. 2 hard. fc&5c; No. S. Si4ii4ol
No. 8 red. HlfjSjc; No. 8. SJWc.
CORN-July. HV; September. s0o
rcceiiiber, 4b-tc Cash: No. 3 mixed, tlhtc;
No. J, Sla61Vtc; No. J white, SlVic; No. t.
Sic
OATS No. 1 white.
4V,a43a
ic; No. : mixed.
M TP.-Steady; 80c.
BUTTER- Creamery. Be; packing. Wo.,
HAY Steady; choice timothy. Hi. 61Kb 16.06;
choice prune. 8r0.lV-5O.
LUOS Higher; extras, 15Vc; firsts, UVic;
seconds, llo.
.... Receipts. Bhlpments.
Wheat, bu 29 000 )J.-00
Corn, bu , n.0,0 3..1U)
'. bu a, 14.000 .00i
Otis aad Staala.
NEW YORK. July f.-OIL-Cottoneeed
easy: prime crude. September. 42c. nonilnal
prln.e ye.low, 6Hic. Petroleum, rtrnv
renned. New Ydrk. fi.46; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, renned. A40; n bulV
Turpentine, nrm. ?I)ic.
OIL CITY. Pa.. July 1-OIL-OrodU bal
ancea. 11 7K; runs. 10,o bbls ; averse,
gert j)l"hlpmMU' .4 bbla.; aver
3?NAH - ,u,jr -TURPBW-
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Statement Shows Decrease In
Cash Reserve of Over Ten Million,
CALL M05IY RATE IS LOWER
eml.Auaaal Dividends Paid I .a reel y
with Faads Aeearaulated for that
Purpose Market Active and
Buoyant.
NEW YORK. July 1-The cash reserve
showing In the bank statement was from
llO.ono.tno to tl2.0Ki.0u0 away from the pre
liminary estimatea, the Ii.000.0o0 cash de
crease comparing with an expected In
creaae of Sd.uho.WO to over $7,ouO,(i(X). The
loan Item, at the same time, showed a
contraction of 110.81 4.i0, the resulting scal
ing down of deposits helping to restrict
the decline In surplus to 81.tj3o.025. but leav
ing for that Item only i-S,250. The loan
showing, following a heavy contraction
last week makes It evident that corporar
Hons depended on the market much less
than, usual to finance the semi-annual dia
bursmrnts, having apparently accumulated
caah for that purpose, which was placed
temporarily In call loans and recalled for
the purpoae of the payments. The clear
ing house banks still hold 830,762,900 of
fovernment deposits, compared with 831,276,
i last Week, so that small progress has
been made In meeting the requirement for
return of government deposits to be made
on July 10. No coherent explanation was
offered from the huge discrepancy in the
cash showing. One suggested factor waa
an accumulated efct of the recent gold
exports, which have not been adequately
reflected in the bank statement up to this
time. A more probable explanation was
the Interrelations of the banks and trust
companies, the end of the half year be
ing a period important for a showing of
cash reserves by the trust companies for
window dressing purposes. The exhibit wss
not -taken seriously as a reliable ahowlng
of the actual operations of the week. The
stock market practically ignored It. plac
ing more reliance on the downward ten
dency of call money rates as an Index of
actual banking conditions. The notable
strength of foreign exchange rates was also
Ignored In the stock market, although It
was believed to point unmistakably to a
resumption of gold exports next week.
Amalgamated Copper waa the market
leader. The whole market roee substan
tially and closed active and buoyant.
Total sales of bonds par value, 8526,C00.
The range of prices on the New York
Stock exchange was aa follows:
kin. Mlik. Lew. ClM.
niliM Eipraa
AoialgmmsteS Cnpr ....
Amer. far and Foundry..
160
0.Tn rH H
I.0O) 44V4 444,
r lout liw
too U UH
44H
M
H
810
M4
o pro
Amer. Cotton Oil
60 pf r , offered .
Amr. Eiprera
Amer. Hid A Leather pfd
Amtr. Ie
Amer. Linseed Oil
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive
do prd
Amer. Smelting A Ref....
do pM
Amtr. Sugar Reflnlns
Amir. Tohaoeo pfd ctfs....
Anaronda Mining Ce
Atrhlann ,
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Un
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canadlaa Paeifle
Central of New Jersey
Chehapeak A Ohio v ...
Chlrago Oreat Weafam.....
ChlcKso A Northwtstern. ..
C, M. St. Paul
Chlraso Term. A Trans...
do pfd
C, C, C. A Bt. Louis..,.
Colorado Fuel A Iron
Colorado A Southern
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Consolidated Oai
Corn Product
do pfd
Delaware A Hudion
Del., Lack. A Weatern....
Denrer A Rio Grand
do pfd
Dlatlllere' Securities
Erf ,
do 1st pfd
do td pfd
General Electric
Illinois Central
International Paper
do pfd
International Pump
da pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Bouthern
do pfd
Loutavlll A NaahTlll ..
Mekiran Central
Minn. A St. Louis
M.. St. P. A fault St. M.
do pfd -
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. K.. A Texas
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R." of Mexico pfd....
New Tors Central
N. T . Ontario A Western.
Norfolk A Weatern
do pfd
North Amarlcaa
Paciac Mall
Pennsylvania
People s Gas
Pitta., C. C. A Bt. L....
Pressed Steal Car
do pfd
1.100 lt4 Mu
lot
."0 11 1ih 1214
W 107 107, 107,
0 1241a 114 14
ll.ttO tl t 00
4.9O0 WVt l t
400 m si n
400 t n
7n) 1 s . h
100 I74j ST 14
10 1") n4j 7 so
I,)) no 175, 17
10D ISO 10 181)
4I0 M (fl tt
tm 114 11, n
1 4fl 10'k 141 160
11.100 1M 1U 14
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t.i u 13 us
l.tno l t6S, io
inn itu ' ti SO 1
7X0 47i 474 47
1.000 lJt 120 111
200 1 II 11
71
8,400 178 ms n
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7)
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UK) ll 41 Sd
, M0 41 42 42
900 1t lit 111
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71
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no lleii lit
IGO 2u 10
no 107 1W 107
100 13 no 1st
"0 77 77 77
1.400 IS . 14 St
to-) C6 4 M
SiM tt 42 '4 13
ISO 42 6t 6141
l.lno.114 111 114
SOW U 17 17
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no fl 24
4,100 m im i
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to
8. lot
87
Pullman Pelaoe Car.
Readlnf k
do let pfd
tf.tro 1W 107 1M
to
so Ja prd
Repubtle Steal
do pfd
Rork Island Co
do pfd
St. L A Ban Fran, td pfd
St. L. Southwestern
da pfd
Sosthera Pact 6c
da pfd
Southern Railway
do pfd
Teanease Coal snf Iron...
Texas A Paclno
Tol., Bt. L A Weatera
do sfd
Tt
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11
two
t9
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12
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100 18
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tl 11
1" 111
80
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.... 141
II tl
17 ti
W 60
1.00 II
fu 111
L400 80
too K)
telos Paclno
do pfd
U. fl. Express
C. B. Reallr
U. S. Rubber
do pfd
C. 8. Iteal
. Sl.tVO 141 141 14g:e
M
lOt
64
10 M
00 17
100 100
, 47410 it
IS
17
100
in
17
I8T4
do prd
Ylrsln la -Carolina Chemical.
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
Wella-Farfo Exnreaa
Weellnshouea Electric ....
Weatera Union
Whaellng A Lake Erie
Wleconaln Central
do pfd
Northers PscIS
Central Leather
do pfd '.
loee-8necld
Oreat Northern pfd
lnterborousk Metropolitan..
do sfd
104 lot
100 100
.... 14
11
15
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400 141 141
100 7 If
t.s in in nf
l'w 11 13 Xti
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116
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I. O0 II 17
l.0 47 44
Total sales tor the day. ttl.M shares.
New York Meney Market.
NEW YORK. July t -MONEY On call
nominal; time loans dtijl and Inclined to
recede; alxty days. 4VTJ44 per cent, nom
inal; ninety days, tvyitti per cent; six
months, 6M6a per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-CHJM
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at 4.S715fj?
4.87.t for demand and at $4.S4"14 8410 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates. 84.8vW7jH.88;
commercial bills, 84.3134.S3's.
SILVER Bar, r.e; Mexican dollars,
tfc.
BONDS Government and railroad steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
mm luiifiwsi;
TJ. f. ref. tt. rag
do coupon
V. f. la. rag
ds coupon ,
V t. rw 4s. reg
d co. ton
Am. Too. 4s
I'M Japan 4s. etfs It
.104 d td series tl
.tot da 4S 11
.101 LAN. unl. 4s 11
.l"Maahat. a. gold 4s. 17
""ncx. 1 antral 4S
.71 do 1st laa
.101 Minn, at tt. L 4s.
. tM.. g A T. 4s
.. " da Ida
. 6 R. t M e 4e
II
11
14
Atrhls
swa. 4s.
4 sd)
Atlantic C. L. 4s.
B. A O. 4s
do ls
Brk. a. T. rr. ts
Central ot G. 6.
d Id Inc
U
. N. T. C. M te. t
,. i-N. J. C. ken. I. ...Ill
. soWanhni Paeiss 4s.. .lev
.rt do U T5
.71 74. A W. e. 4s M
.. U Or. 1 L H. J. aa
do M lao.
oes. m tinio 4a.'. .ieo4renn. s. I 4
r. A A. Ia nu Readlnf gen 4s ... K
t Q"- t- L. A I M. .. Is lM
C. R. I. A P. 4s... 84. L A t W. I,. 4. Tt.
ZJo1 U tf It. L I W. . 11
ixr. A St. U g. 4s Soe board a. L. 4.. To
Col. Ind. la, ear. A. ft S. peuk 4 ?
Col. Mid. a 7U1 p...,a. 1 1. .
A fa. 4 tBwtbni Ry Is 10f,
liTe. A PscIO 1st 111
D. A R O. 4s fT.. ft. L A W. 4s... 74
I DIM. Bocs. ts Mil l'1'.n r-a.inw 4m o TT
pner lun 4a.... M I', f. tteel St ts ST
do gr. 4s ev Wabaah lets jol
Hrk. Valley 4a . tol Wrt,ra Md. 4s 7
Wis. Central 4s.,
to M seeies M
Bid offered.
Moveusenle af Ipecle.
NEW YORK. July S.-BxporU of specie
from the port of New Tork for the week
ending today were SnoT.tll stiver and 31 47 -gold.
Imports nf aswele to the port of
New York for the week ending today wan
4.7t silver and Si3.C4 gold.
st4assl o Trade Stalesaent.
LOlfTiOrT. July l-T Juno statement
M UmMiS al TraOs aianwa a daviesso at
frx.flon In Imports and an Increase of 812.
SW.ntM In exports. In Imports the decrease
was In food and manufactured goods, but
cotton from America Increased nearly 86,
Onn.mA. in exports the Increase was prin
cipally 85.000.ooo in coal and 86.0OO.OW) in
manufactured goods.
Boston toe If a and Bonds.
BOSTON, July t -Call loans. 46 per
cent; time loans. IQ6 per cent. Official
closing prices on bonus were as follows:
AtrtHsoe adj. 4s... ft Bingham I "4
do 4s t al. A Heels M
Un. central 4s T7 Centennial II
Att-hmna Cupper nans I44
Piston A Alnany....t14 Pair West 1
Mioatmi A Maine... IS) Franklin U
Boston Elevated t:l4 Isle Royals C4
rttchburs pfd Ill Maes. Mining
Mtx. Central 2"ti MIc hlfan 1
N. r., N. rl. a H..1S Mohawk
t'nlon Pacific
H:T Mont Coal a C 1
V)ld Dominion 4t4
:tl4 Oarwola, ex-dle... 111
IJ-. Parrot ti
Hi Qulnry IHJ'4
n Shannon 1
OUTamarsck. Ill
Am. Pnes. Tubs
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel
Am. Woolee
I do pfd
Edison Elee. Ill Ill Trinity It
'Maes. Blectrla 14 I'nlted Copper 4Uj
do pfd MC. f. Mining ti"
Mam. Oae t V. . Oil 10
I nlted Fruit .' It 'ttl'tih M
United Shoe Mark... It Vh-torla I
do pfd 2H Winona i K
V. 8. Steel .!, Wol.erm 1
to pfd 100 North Butt
AdTntur I Rutts Coalition !;
Allouei 4 Nevada 7!St4
Amalramstsd If4 "Cel. A Aril 70
Atlantic 1544 Aria. Com t
Asked. Bid.
London Closing St nests.
LONDON, July S. Closing quotations of
stocks were as follows:
Consols, money MI-14V , K. A Texas..
do account I4 7-I4N. T. Central
Asarenda l!Va Norfolk A W....,
Atrhtao M do pfd
to pit M44 0M. Westers..
B. A 0 1W4 pennsylTanls ....
Canadian Paclfto ... .174 Rand Mines
( hea. A Ohio 17 Readlnf
Chleat O. W lUilouthern g7
;. is.
.11
.. T
.. M
t
M4
6'4
6ik
lf
70
MS
14M
..... n
)
w
14V
M. A St. r 13
. do pfd
PeBeers ll '4 Southern PeclAs
D. A R, O Opinion PaoISc ...
do pfd 74 do pfd
trie 86 TJ. 8. Steel
do 1st pfd do pfd
d Id pfd 41 Wabah
I Orand Trunk J94 do pfd
1 Illinois Central 147 Spanish 4a
IL. fl: NTllle Ill
SILVER Bar, 31d pe' ounce,
MONEY 2 per cent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is S'fWH per cent; for three
months' bills, IVaJY per cent.
New York Mining Storks.
NEW YORK, July S Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Adams Con 1I Little Chief 7
A lie US Ontario 4A0
Brceoe ("I Ophlr 176
Brunswick Con 11 Potonl 10
Cnrastor-k Tunnel M) Savags 66
Con. Cel. and Vs.... 11 Blerrs Narad 11
Horn BlUer 140 Small Hope 80
Iron Sllrer 12 Standard 10
LeadTllls Con
Statement of Clearing Honse Basks.
NEW YORK, July . The statement of
clearing house banks for the week five
days shows that the banks hold 1836.260
more than the legal reserve requirements.
This Is a decrease of.Sl,663,05, as compared
with last week:
The statement follows:
Amount. Decrease.
Loans 81.116.7J4.300
Deposits 'l,07i164O.2OO
110.81 4, 800
I
13.491.600
I circulation
60.396,400 10.900
70.7H.8"0 8.943,900
L,egai tenaers ....
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required
Surplus
Ex-U. S. deposits
199.710 600 1.082.000
270.491. 300 6.026.9"0
2G9.iV15.(.i0 8,372,875
866.260 1.653.025
8,644,800 1.783,776
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, July . Bank clearings for to
day were Il.701.9ti0.27 and for the corre
apondlng date laat year, $1,618,317.35. The
clearings for the week are:
1907. 1906
Monday ..$2.1S8.3'l.M tl.S73.4ie.79
Tuesday 1,8'.697.67 1.986.303.41
Wednesday 1,009.446.70 1.996.743.92
Thursday, holiday
Friday 2.103.P17.28 1.642.1I7.83
Saturday 1,701.960.27 1,618.317.85
Total $9,840,239.92 19.214.808 SO
increase over the corerspondlng week
I last year, 8626,231.12.
OMAHA WHOLES ALB MARKETS.
Cosdltloa of Trade and notations oa
Staple and Fancy Produce.
FX3G9 Per doa.. lie.
BUTTER Packing stock. 17iTT7c: chotoo
to fancy dairy 19ig20c; creamery, 2lj23c.
LIVE POl'LTRY Spring chickens, 18i?jflc;
hens, 9tVB10c; roosters, 6c; turkeys, 12c;
ducks, 10c; geese, 6c,
FRUITS AND MELONS.
CALIFORNIA PEACH KS Per bog.
$1.60; yellow freestones, $1.66.
CALIFORNIA PLUMS-Per crato, $136.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES Per box of
about 8 lbs , black or white, $2.00.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Eaoh, too,
Co and 80c.
CANTEIX5UPE California, 45 to crate,
standard, 86.50 ; 64 to crate, pony, 83.60.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS Llmoniera, 800 size $7.60; 300
size, 87.76; other brands. 50o less.
BANANAS Per medltim-slsed buneh.
$2.003225: Jumbons, 82.60(33.50.
ORANGES Mediterranean Sweets,
fancy, 160 slie, 34.00; 176. tttO. tl and
sizes, 84.60 ; 96. 126 and 288 sizes..
$3.75; extra fancy, SSe more per box; Bt.
Michaels. 174, 200, 214 and 260 sizes,
$4.75; 126 and 160 sizes, f 4 60; Valeoclas.
80. 88 and lit sixes, 34.26; 116. 160. 176,
300 and 216 sixes, S4.7SU'6.00.
DATES K ana way 6c; tayeis, 6c; hat
lowls, 6c; new stuffed waluut dates, 9-1 D,
box, 81.ISA.
OLD VEGETABLES.
POTATOF.S Per bu.. 90c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu. No. 1. fl.OOO
3.10; No. 2. 31 90438.00.
POTATOES Per bu.. 3185,
NEW PEPPERS Per t-bssket crate,
83.00 to $3.60; per H bushel box. $1.00.
ASPARAGUS 36c per -'ox. bunehea.
BEANS New wax and string, per H
bu. box or basket, 75c.
BEETS, TURNIPS and CARROTS Pet
dor. hunches, 30i35c.
PIEPLANT Per dos. bunchea, 200.
CUCUMBERS Per dog.. 604,76c. -
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-lb. crate,
$116.
ONIONS Green onions, per dot., 25c.
CABBAGEr-Califorata. 3Vio.
LEAF LETTUCE dot-nous, per dos
beads, 2Cc.
PARSLEY Hot-lioua. par dog. bunohea,
toe.
RADISHES Per dog. bunches, noma
grown, 20c
BFEF CUTS.
No. I rib. 14c; No. 8 nb, 11c; No. S rib,
10c; No. 1 loin. 17Vc; No. 3 loin. 130 1 No.
3, loin, 12Hc; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. I cnuck,
tHc; No. 1 chuck. tic;No. 1 round. 8 Vic:
No. 3 round. fc; No. 3 round, Sol No. 1
plate, 3Vc; No. 2 late. 8c: No. 3 plate. 3c.
M I St. a. L. LAN EOUS
COFFEE Coasted. No. 8T. 2a per lb.;
No. 80. 21o per lb.; No. 36. 18c par lb.j Na
30, 14Hc per lb.; No. 21. 12Vc per lb.
CHh. KB K-Block Bwlsv 19c; Umbergei,
14c; Young Americas. 13c
NUTS California walnuts, No. 2. soft
shell. 12c; Brazils, KVkblsc; pecans, l32Jc;
filberts, 12HC; peanuts, raw, 7i4c; roasted,
IVic; California almonds, 17Vko; cocoanuis,
$3.00 per 100.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. t V: 7ic; bull hides, tc; green
hldos. No. L 7o; No. 2, c: horse, ll.iua
$ 60; shsep pelts, wVeJ! Tallow, No. L
4Hc; No. t. two. Wool, lbtjttr
CANNED (;OOD8 Corn, standard, west
ern, 66c. Tomatoes, fancy, 3-pound cans,
$1.4o; standard, 3-pound cands. $1 26. Pine
apples, grsted. 2-pound, $2.2ftg2.3ft; sliced,
$1.7Mti86. Gallon apples, $12i. California
apricots. $2.00. Pears, $17o2 60. peaches.
$1 76451.40; U C. peaches. $2 0to2.5a Alaska
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat. $2 lv;
fancy sockeye. flat, $1.95. 8ardines, quarter
ml, $3.26; three-quarters mustard, $ia
Sweet potatoes. tl.aHrl.35. Bauer kraut, 90c.
Pumpkin a, fuctyi.OO. Lima beans. 2-lt.. TbV
6U.2S. Soaked peas. 3-11), SOo; fancy, fl.Zbj?
CALIFORNIA DRIFTD F7T7IT8-Pmet
ire somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of .Immediate grades. Quo
tations range from f to 8c for California
fruit and frori &H"&c for Orexon. Peaches
are slightly easier, with fancy yellows
tuoted at 13Hc Ralalns are firm; three
rrowr. loose Muscatels are quoted at tc
fotir-crown. 10c; aosdad raislna, tvtrile.
FISH - Pickerel 'r vd, 10c; ik
dressed, 15; wn'te kwtt. dresae. Inter
tatighr. ltOl&o; fresh, ltc; trout, 124?15c'
halibut. 11c; salmoa, ltc; cattish, 17o; her
ring, dressed, ac; crap pi, round. tec;
ciapples, large, fancy, 15c; black baaa. lv.
smelts, sweet and One, lie; sol, 18c: blue fish.
)c; red anappwr, lac, roo shad, per pair
401&6O0; frog Una tt40c: luhgtara, greea
per lb.. 37o: lobster, boiled per lb. Sue;
mackerel, Spanish, per lb.. 16c; 'mackerel
native. l&aM&e per lb.; fresh green turtle
(teal, iba per lb.; dreaaed buffalo, he; bull
ends, lie; while perch, 7e; wtite bads, lie.
HAY Choloe upland, per ton. 111 go ; me
dium. 811.00; No. 1 bottom, 88.00; off grado
ta-uvijo AO. Hya straw, ti -
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July C-METALeV-Thf
metal markets were generally quiet sat)
more or leas nrmtnl In th. . v . .
cables. Spot tin was quoted at $41 6tu4l.00
i',ir w mm nun ana uscntnted. with lak"
quoted at UVUJa'M. etectrolytta at 331. Mr
22 24 and casting at X&.bvvn is). Lead ww
quiet, at 8fV3&. Gpeiter at H.a.f.
4VT. IXHili. Julv f MET I k-Leal dul'
at $6.17ati tuyWUr steady at i& , .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fat Cattle of All Kindt Stronger for
the Week.
HOGS SHILLING. LOWES FOE WEEK
Sheep Steady for tho "Week, with a
Better Feeling: Prevalent aad
Oatlook fop tho Future
Encouraging.
SOUTH OMAHA. July t, 1907.
I Recelnta were
1
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. t.Sta 8.155 4.988
Official Monday
official Tuexdav
' Official Wednesday ..
.. 2,4iJ 17.792
.. 1.204 13.706
..Ilnllt.ay.
.. 4K1 4,8?7
.. 846 8.38
3.704
1'2
1.814
drnclal 1 hursday....
Official Friday
Official Saturday ....
Six days this week.... 7.743 60. 370 1S.9TX
Same days last week.... 17.077 SO.fTS 12.
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 23. 060 66.447 11. M0
came aays 1 weeks ago..zi.!M 00, (tsi it, iwi
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 80.863 60.509 U.633
Same days last year 9.0J 42,21. 13.7o7
The following table shows the receipts ot
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to data, compared with last year:
1907. l?o. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 672.078 481,433 90,640
Hoga l.&VMNO 1,481.877 138.197
Siieep 831,8113 ' 770.641 60.962
The following table snows the average
price of hogs at t.autn Omaha for the last
several days, frith comparisons: ,
Date. I 1907. lfOS.1906.1904.190S.lB02.1901.
I t 701 7 51 6 98
I HI I II
7 66i 6 87
7 62
Sunday. Holiday.
Range of Prleea.
Cattle
Hogs.
85.60 tlii'i
6 90 ft.02't
.40 4J6.17H
Omaha $30Crrj.76
Kansas City 2.0OU6.80
Chicago 1.75'd7.80
Sioux City 1.7fa.75
6.f7Hii5.80
The official number of cars ot stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. 8 he p.
C. M. & Bt. P. Ry
Missouri Pacific Ry
Union Pacific System ....... 2
C. & N. W. Ry. (East)
C. A N. W. Ry. (West) 1
C. St. P. M. & O. Ry
C. it. & Q. (East) t
June 86... I I 83HI t J 6 2'
June 7i... S2V 1 4a f 82 8 14 s so
June 38... I 8&H t 44 6 80 S 11
June 29... I S 'u.i a 47 1 n l u I r
June 80. ..1 It 48 6 IT 6 UNI 6 661 II
July 1.... 5 94 t 23 6 13 6 f0 7 S t 90
(July 2.... 6 63U,! f I 6 19 5 60 7 t4 6 83
Ju!y 8.... 8 76HI f 48 I 291 8 61 7 tl 8 72
July 4.,.. I I I we e ee
I July 5.... 6 721 48 t 25i 5 7f4 673
1 July S n S 42 6 2o 6 27 6 56 6 76
t
2 I
13
8
5
3
20 1
S
1
4
2
97 "t
C. B. A Q. (West)
' C. R. I. At P. Ry. (East)
C. R. I. & P. Ry. (West) 19
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western
t
Total receipts 28
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purcnaalng the num
ber of head Indicated: 1
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Company ... 140
Swift and Company 64 9t
Cudahy Packing Co 970
Armour & Company 637
bwlft and Co. from St. Joe 94
Rnl I1irn
81
J Klngan Pkg. Co.
67
Otner buyers ....
66
Total 284 2,722
CA 1 TLU There were no cattle of any
importance here today, the market as usual
on a Saturday being very poorly supplied.
The Intervention of a holiday In the middle
of the week, as usual cut down the receipts
very materially, so that the total has been
very small as compared with previous
weeks. On the other hand, as compared
with a year ago, there waa not so much
difference.
Under the Influence of the more moderate
receipts cattle advanced rapidly during tha
nrsi naif of the week and are at the close
safely 25& 400 higher than one week ago.
The seneral run of nreltv fair to eood cat
tle have advanced only about 25c, but sonic
of the less desirable grades which suffered
the most decline ths week before have
shown more gain than this, the advance on
that kind amounting in some cases to fully
40c. The market, aa a wholes has been In a
very satisfactory condition, the trade on
moat days being reasonably active at cur
rent prleea. There is a consuming demand
of fair proportions and the future of the
market is apparently dependent entirely
upon the supply of cattle. Aa the trade
generally is looking for only moderate re
ceipts the remainder of the corn-fed season,
fairly good market is anticipated.
The cow and heifer market continued
about the same all the week. Packers be
ing out of the market, left the demand very
limited and more or less uncertain. As a
result there ' was hardly enough doing 'to
really call it a hiarkot, and hence It would
be a difficult matter to quote It either
higher or lower.
At the present writing prospects are very
favorable tor the speedy settlement ot the
question In dispute between packers and
commission men. A joint meeting of pack
ers and representatives of tha different ex
changes was held In Chicago Friday, 'at
which terms of settlement were agreed
upon. It only remains now for the different
exchangee to ratify the terms of agreement.
A meeting for that purpose has been ar
ranged for Monday afternoon. Until every
thing is definitely settled the only safe tol-
Icy for shippers la to hold back their cow
stuff.
Quite a number of atockers and feeders
were received during the early part of the
week and the trade on that kind of cattle
was slow and weak, owing to the fact that
the demand, as usual this month, was lim
ited. In fact, very lltle activity is antici
pated for the feeding division until ranare
cattle begin coming freely.
BEEF STEERS.
N. Av. Pt. No. At. Pt.
8 I'M 4 00 10 124 4 tt
COWS.
4 IM I 00 1 120 I Of
HEIFERa.
1 140 4 00 It 41 4 11
t It 4 It II 4,1 4 t
CALVES.
1 1 f 71 1 1X4 I 76
STOCK KR3 AND FEk.DE ltd.
8 MO 4 K 13 lit IM
"ilOGS There waa no very great change
in the hog market today but such charm
as there was was on the side of better
prices Tha market might be described
as opening a little stronger than yester
day closing slow and easier. The bulk
of the hogs sold at $0. 7716.824 as against
$5.7743. 8u yesterday. In other words there
were a tew more nogs at the upper prices
today.
The market during ths first half of tha
week went down hill rapidly and while
there was some little recovery yesterday
and today, the market at the close of the
week is still right at 12Vtc lower than It
was one week ago. Owing to the Intervention
01 a nonaay tne receipts for the week
show a considerable falling off aa compared
wttn iue previous weea, out are somewhat
larger than for tha corresponding week of
a year ago.
Representative sales
No.
AT.
St. Pr.
No. At. Bh. Pr.
CI lt ... 6
t0...i....Kl ... I 10
11 HI 140 6 ss
17 IM 10 I )
04 It. ... ill
41 261 k 6 SO
71 r. 10 I tt
17 44 44 I IS
00 10 11 IM
! lot ... I 10
17 211 tO 6 to
14 XII 40 I tO
Tl lul SO I tO
tl 140 40 I SO
Of ibt t 6 tv
t tl tO I 10
72 IsT ... I SO
tt 241 SO I 10
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SHEEP Tber were no fresh receipts of
heep, ths market being bare as usual on a
Saturday. Ths total for the week la about
he seme as a weeat ago and not far from
he record of a year ago.
The market during the week has not
hown say very great changes. The de-
hat uiift.rtu4iA)ur
the receipts hava consisted too much of
on thing. Very little aside from ransre
ethers and Jearllngn has been received.
Ilsd a portion of the receipts consisted of
ew and lambs, the rnatket would un
questionably have been better. As It wss.
It waa In pretty fair condition and prices
for the week are safely steady. Toward
the latter part of the week a Somewhat
better feeling baa prevailed, owing to ths
fact tht the eaatern mutton market has
been relieved of last week's glut and ta
In a very healthy condition.
Operators on the market are generally
very hopeful and confident of the future.
There la no reason for anticipating other
than a good market for some time to
come.
Quotations on rang sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, 37.004j7.26; fair to
good lambs, $600ti7.00; cull I am be, 84 .60t
6 60; good to choice yearling wethera, $5 MS
fjhi.16; fair to good yearling wethers. $6.36
'i5.TE; good ts choice Werners, IklMflS 60;
fair to good wethers, 34.766.26; good to
choice ewes, $4.37,736 25: fair to good ewes,
$4.26a4.75; culls and bucks, $2 60r4.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep aad Iambs Steady
Hoga Strong to Higher.
CHICAGO, July S, CATTLE Receipts,
400 head; market steady; beeves, $4.75tf7.a);
cows. $1.75'ii6.26; heifers. $2.tOii6.60; calves.
$5.00187.26; good to prime steer. tf.Mj'7.80;
poor to medium, $4.15djS.70; atockers and
feeders, I2.90ai6.26.
HOGS Receipts, 3,000 head; market strong
to 6c higher; light, $5 SfvgS.KH;; mixed. 35.80
sjivis; neavy, o.atye).tMj; rougn, eo.wiiii.iv
pigs, 36.4Ofl.0S; good to cholcs heavy, S&.to
itiOVW; bulk of tales, $6 86 f. 06,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, Z.txv
head; market steady; natives, t.0if? 16;
western, $4.006.10; yearlings, t&.lo.75;
iambs, ii.pua'i.,6; western, fa.BUT(.,s.
Kansas City Live Block Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 6. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.609 head. Including l.OuO south
erns; market for choice export and dressed
beef steers. $8.onj.76; fair to good. $4.Hf
$K.0O; western fed steers, 14 ix'ufi.io; atockers
and feeders, $8. SOtSS.OO; southern steers. SS.'JO
ti4.75; southern cows, 32.26tij3.60; native
cows, $2.5tKJi.76;; native heifers. $3.80i(6.60;
bulls. $3.00ta4.76; calves. $4.00fj,26. , Receipts
for the week were 28,000 head.
HOGS Receipts, $.000 head; market
strong to 6c higher; top, $4.00; bulk nf
sales. $S.9uS.00; heavy, $5.906.96; packers,
$6.64i.00; pigs and lights, $6.nVu600. Re
ceipts for the week were 46,600 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market nominally steady; Iambs, $6.767.50
ewes and yearlings, $5.0tV36.00; Texas clipped
yearlings, 36i.Vut.76; today's clipped sheep,
$4.2&46.iS; atockers. and feeders, $3.2fr36.(0,
v at. Loala Live Stork Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo., July S. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.600 head, including 1,000 head
Texans; market steady; native shipping
end export steers, $5.46Bt90; dressed
beef and butcher steers, $6,104 3.80;
steers under 1.000 pounds, $4.00(0 4.66;
tockers and feeders, $3.00 4.26; cows
and heifers, $3.0042 5.26; canners, $1.60(tf
2.26; bulls, $2.6004.60; calves, $4.00ft
9.00; Texas and Indian steers, $2,600
S.75; cows and heifers, $1.60fj 3.75.
HOGS Receipts, 2,100 head; market 60
higher; pigs and lights, $6,6046.16; pack
ers, $5,6518.06; butchers and best heavy.
$6,961(7 6.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, SOO
head; market steady; native muttons,
$3.60(5 5.76; lambs, 13.00 7.76; culls and
bucks, $2.00l. 00; stockers, $8.00 5.76.
" New York Urt Stork Market.
NEW YORK, July S.-BEEVES-Reeelpts,
1,327 head: all for exporters and slaughter
ers; nothing doing In live cattle; feeling
steady; dressed beef quiet but firm at 8V'i
10c per pound: exports. 900 head ot cattle
and 6.475 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, none and none for
sale; nominally steady; dressed calves In
light supply and fully steady; city dressed
veals, 9(a'13o per pound; country dressed,
7'iimc.
HOU$ Receipts. 8.386 head; all for
alaughterers; nominally steady.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts. 2,388
head; market steady to Arm; lambs ao
tive; 15ft 2bc higher; sheep, $3.6tir6.o0; lambs,
$8.25.8.76; culls, $6.00.
St. .Joseph Lire Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo., July fl. CATTLE Re
ceipts, none: market nominal; natives, $4.50
7.00; cows and helfera, $3.26(2)5.80; stockers
and feeders, $3.60U4.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3,617 head; market 2Hc
higher; top, $6.00; bulk of sales, lo.Sij
S.97H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 11 head;
market nominal; lauiba, $6.50.00; year
lings, $5.60$.00; wethers, $6.2&u6.76; ewes,
84.7i(iI5.0.
Sioux City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la, July S-(Speclal)-CATTLE
Receipts. 100- head; market
steady; beeves. 3 1. 5Ka. 7f : cows, bulls and
mixed, 3l.;64it.OO; stockers and feeders,
$3.7f(j4 75; calves and yearlings, I3.S61M.40.
HOGS Receipts, 6.600 head; market
steady; selling at $6.tfVk46.80: bulk of sales,
t6.72VxS, 77V,
Stoek la Slsrht.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha, .
Sioux City....
Kansas City...
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
840
700
1,600
6.3s8
6.800
1.000
2.617
2.100
8,000
1
600
2.500
1.011
.1.600
. 400
Totals .... 4.146 28,805
Cotton Markot.
NEW YORK. July 1 COTTON - Bpot
closed steady; middling uplands, 13.50c;
middling gulf, 1.175c. No sales.
New York Cotton quotations, furnished by
Logan Ac Bryan, 112 Board of Trade bulld
l"S: Open. High. Low. Close.
rteptember ,...1l - 1201 1193 1194
October 1211 1217 12f8 1210
December 1U2 1217 . 12J0 lxll
GALVESTON, July 3.-COTTON-Hlghei
13Vtc.
LIVERPOOL. July S.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet; prices 1 point lower; American
middling fair, 8.34d; good middling. 7.80d;
middling, 7 tod; low middling. 6.94d; good
ordinary, 6.20d; ordinary, S.IOd. The sales
of the day were 4.000 bales, of which 0
were for speculation and export, and In
cluded 3o0 American. Receipts, 7,000 bales,
Including 6,400 American.
ST. LOU18. Ho, July a COTTON
Quiet; middling, 13Hc. Bales none; re
ceipts, 140 bales; shipments, 947 bales; stock.
15.492 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July 1-COTTON-The
spot market was nominal; salea 10 bales.
Low ordinary, te, nominal; ordinary, 9VaO,
nominal; good ordinary, 10 7-16c, nominal:
low middling, 11 ll-l6e; middling, 13He; good
middling, ltc, nominal; middling fair, 15c,
nominal; fair, 6So, nominal. Receipts, 738
baloa; stock. (3,400 bales.
Fore In a Flaaaelalt
LONDON, July 6. Money was plentiful
In the market today ttnd easy to obtain.
Discounts were quiet. On the Slock ex
change a moderate amount of business
wss transaoted. The tone was firm
throughout, with a hardening of gilt
edged securities and home rails under
Investment purchases, while foreigners,
especially Rio Tlntoa, were In good de
mand on Paris support. Japanese Im
perial Sa of 1904 closed at $1.01,. Ameri
cans received moderate attention through
out the session. In anticipation of a
more favorable New York bank statement
prices closed strong.
PARIS. July f. Prices on the Bourse,
today were stronger and trading was
more active, due to the favorable Interpre
tation of Foreign Minister Fiction's stats
ment In the Chamber of Deputies yester
day on the foreign situation and to New
York advices.
Saanr aad Molasses.
NEW YORK, July S-SUGAR-Raw, nom.
Inal. fair refining. 3.835c; centrifugal 9d test.
8835c; molasses sugar. t086c; refined, nom
inal; No. f. 4 60o; No.' 7. 4 55c; No. 8. 4 60o
No. 9. 4.45c; No. 10. 4.35c; No. 1L 4.30c; No!
12. 4 26c; No. IS, t.20c; No. If, 4.15c; confec
tioners A. Isoe; mould A. Ltbc; cut loaf
670o; crushed. 6.70c; powdered, 8.10c; granu
lated. Ic; cubes. S.26o.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 87'OHftc.
NEW ORLEANS. July S-SUOAR-Mar-ket
ateady; open kettle, centrifugal, tii
7?75:..eDtr,fu-u ", r$iyto; seconds
1tj3G.
Foorla Grata. Market.
PEORIA. July l-CORN-Hfgheri No.
kV'?r.",,1,M,'C! No- w'c; No. 4
OATS Nominal; No. 3 white, 4M-c; No
8 white. 44fc46,c; No. 4 white, dflitlc,
RYE Nominal; No t. SfjtsJc.
Philadelphia Frdurev Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July t -EtKeS-Flrm;
good demand; western flrsta. free caua
174c at mark.
CHEESE Firm: good demand; New York
full cream, I2lyl3c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOr-IS. July a-WOOL-Martet
leieaur, oicomia fraaca, com Ding; and clot h
; Ing, 21ViauVko: light One. 2Vt J3c, heavy
I fine. Utflic; tub washsd. tOtT'a.
Dalath tirala Market.
DULTTTH. July t.-WHEAT On lralt,
Nf- 1 Northern. 31.08; No. 3 northers. Alua,
Julv. f.o-jv feVtmbr. 81.03, -"Ta.
LATH On Uacav fUkasv
TRADE CONDITIONS IN OMAHA
Holiday Dullness Which Was Ex
pected Prevails.
ELX MONTHS SHOW INCREASE
Wholesale Houses Say Tear la Likely
to Bo Most Prosperous la Their
History Crop Prospects
I nap roved.
Usual holiday dullness marked the week's
trade with the local wholesale houses, a
condition whluh was not disappointing be
cause It was expected. At the same time
retail trade throughout the country was
excellent and this means Joy later on for
the wholesaler.
Houses which have made inventory for
the flrst six months of tha year And that
their trad showed a large Increase over
tha same period fur laat year. Crop pros
pects are brighter; wheat Is showing up
more satisfactory and farmers are getting
the weeds out ot their corn, whluh la grow
Ing fast. In view of these conditions and
the heavy spring trade, Omaha a lobbing
business this year promise to be Uie
hesvtest In Its history.
The dull season in the hardware trade
baa arrived and there Is no heavy demand
for any one line of goods. It Is too early
by four weeks for fall shipments and of
course all the big orders on summer goods
went out long ago. Second orders on sum
mer articles of all kinds are what keep
the hardware men busy at present. Prices
are at tha top and are stationary. On
feature ot the business Is that the demand
for builders' hardware runs steadily alung.
There la considerably difficulty In securing
goods from tha factory.
Big Harvester Trade.
Implement jobbers have little to com
plain of. They say that, for some reason
Which It Is hard to explain, the harvester
trade Is the heaviest in five years. Hie
thresher trade la opening up well and heavy
orders are coming In high grade stun. A
heavy fall trade in drills Is anticipated,
owing to the experience of the farmers that
drilled grain stood' the dry weather this
spring better than seeder grain. Buggy
bualneas has been good, and was especially
so just before the Fourth, when many
orders cam to ship high priced vehicles
by express. Fall wagon business Is Just
beginning to open. It was expected there
would be but a light trade In hay tools,
but the heavy second orders have been
surprising the jobbers. The second order
trade In cultivators was disappointing.
Boot and alio men welcome tiie hot
weather, as it will insure them lata
orders on summer goods. Heat ts welcome,
because the spring waa so cool. All of
the manufacturers remark on the firmness
ot the hide market. Certain interests sem
to be In control ot the situation and there
la no indication that lower prices are
coming.
The situation In California canned frutta
holds much of Interest for the dealer at
f resent. Despite the foot that soma ot
he packers have already announced open
ing prices, there has been a alow movement
of goods. Goods are sold ahead, however,
and It Is reported that many canner have
already sold up to the limit of their ca
pacity. Reports as to the prune situation In
Calliornla are of conflicting nature and
It Is difficult for those at tha distance to
know what to do.
Canned Vegetables Scares.
Teas of the new crop are on the market.
Both Japanese and Chinese teaa are heft
at 3 to 8 cents a pound higher than the
price prevailing at the corresponding time
of last season.
The spot supply of canned vegetables Is
very light. The single exception Is corn,
and this commodity Is controlled by a few
operators. For the first time In years
there Is no carry-over In peas, beans, as
paragus, berries, lobster and apples, while
the chances favor a complete clean-up In
salmon and tomatoes. Prleea consequently
are strong on all spot goods. As to the
1007 pack, packers are showing an Inde
pendent spirit and buyers are very cau
tious. Cheese has been strong, steadily ad
vanclngiln price during the last few we.iks.
It now looks as though there will -j no
lower prices on this commodity. The con
sumption Is gi eater than- usual and offer
ings are freely taken at the hlgi prices.
The Increase In consumption Is said ,to bo
due for tho moat prt to the higher prices
which must be paid for meat and farm pro
duce, yS"
Sugar Is quiet, aa there has been no mar
ket In New York since Wednesday and will
not be until Monday. An Improvement In
the demand Is noticed. Jute was an oft
month for the sugar trade, but It Is ex
pected business will be heavy In July and
August, for or. account of the lack of early
fruit tho housewife will feel herself com
pelled to can everything In the least suit
able which she can get for ths remainder
of the summer.
Oatlook for Coffee.
It Is the eve of the new coffee crop and
consequently the situation la quiet. Desir
able goods are scarce and firm, but the
market Is deluded with a lot of low grade
goods which are offered at low prices.
The Brazilian government Is carrying
about 8,000.010 hags of coffee. It Is gener
ally conceded the crop Is smaller than last
year. Were It not for that coffee prices
would go lower, on account of the carry
over from, last season.
Fancy groceries for the picnic season
are In high demand. Olives, sardines,
pickles and other light eatables of like
nature are moving out in large quantities
Fish, aided by the hot weather, are mak
ing great Inroads on the meat trade.
Dry- Goods Trade 4sle4).
Local dry goods jobbers are busy pro
paring for fall business. House trade and
order trade have both been very quiet for
the last week, particularly on goods for
current shlDtnent. Orders have been filled
I from various lines of winter stuff aad
shipped promptly to the tradn in the far
' western sections. Orders from nearby
customers have ben held for later shlp
1 ment. The market continues exceedingly
ttrong and a strong advance In the line erf
staple prints Is dally expected. Bleached
foods have been advanced by the manu-
otneera ahnnl t cent fnr medium and
! low grades In the last week and higher
prleea on brown goods are anticipated.
Collections with the dry goods men have
been satisfactory.
Paints. Otis aad Glass.
For the laat few weeks both the Unseed
oil and turpentine markets have remained
steady and prices without fluctuation. Ths
I market for both producta Is strong There
has been no cnangea in tne prices 01 wiuoow
glass.
WE ARE TALKING!
ARE YOU LISTEIiiHG?
W hare la our vault the following stocks. Ow
elteat a4 sarsaey. Buatmer stark la fail.
Thla Is the Investor's opportunity, lor we will sail
thea stocks to the Quickest buj-ere lor Is aetoatafe
Insly low cash prtcas named:
lOt BIDWgfX, ELECTRIC far 177.
4uf AM. HEX. M. A XX tut tit
l.OO Or-D.- RFD Bl'TTg lor 122 40.,
1,00V orO TAMAHA.C IM IDs)
1.000 OPT). HKiXJl for 22 M).
Loot LAST bOLLAB Ct. for US If.
1,000 UNITS.!) MINK! BTND1CATK for 111 ft).
LOCO NO. AMKR.1CAN PBVgLOPMEMT lor SU M
The t.oov ahara abor tor :M ansa.
1,000 OOLt) (HOWN SILVKR PICK tor 1170.
1.0U0 BlRsif MOOKg TUNNEL for laa.,
40 ALMA M IN CO.. IDA for fa. '
lO.ueu ROYAL M A M. for ITS. .
l.ow consul. Mineral for 11.
. I. OU OOUIIN OAT! t'AU for M.
ion OOU KS ROD. ITlAHC, lor 4t
1,000 UNITKD MIN A EXPLO, lor 1 '
l.tut OILPIN AMERICAN. COL. Ir 176.
1 GKRMAM AM tit CUPPEC lor U2.
. 110 OOLD BONO, MEW STATE TEL. CO.
tt per ut ear a uie Oet- sad Apr. lor tM).
TMOLfAMUtV MOM. BH) W.E.MLr,'Litl PRE
WE WILL BUY .
00, also 1.000 King Sol. T. D.,' I On OrlsaUl
Cop.; I.uof Pena.-Wr. : 4.00 Ot, Wast., Head:
t.oue Ofd. Hub: 8.000 Cortes Crest; 40 Chi. N. T.
Air Line: Its) Crows Cop , Alaska; IS, tot AJax Btt ;
I.OOf AruaJradai 1.400 Welllu Dee.; LOSS tlsiud
hue; 8.OU0 Internal, Owl Av Oak. LtnO Kwf Hlag
(lain; 1.000 Pass. SsMtUr; a, MO Happy Jack;
It) mac Csatrnot,
Western Business taclianp
iaa avs axis at, ohisaro, xn.
V. Farnani Smith & Co.
Stscks, Bonds,
Investment Securities.
Wt offer, tmsjoot So sale, aa SaVaMa
Vale Swat Vara at 303,
1320 fsmcaSL, Ttl Coi';!n lCli