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    TIIE. OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. JULY 9. 1007.
9
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bi
. . i -i
iM.net UnK, wiin nem on
Top Side Again.
4
the
PEICE3 LOOSE ALONG THE LINE
1.13.f
7.C.l.
Ilarby.
bll. Oats. .i,)V ; deCre,
Hye, 74 Ou) hii. ; Increase. 17,000 bit.
64..0O bu.; decrease, 66,000.
Ball ftart Fast Kaonih, bat tka
steady Selllast Brads Them to
('trr la Demoralised
Coadttloa.
OMAHA, July 8. 1907.
At opening, insrket showed some strength
on mpailinrii In northwest markets ana
stronger cables. However, little strength
Is aurarent and price slide back later, on
hegy selling.
V.fnrst shows little strength and weak
ened on fast and furious selling. Loral
bulla bought at opening, but commission
house had wheat on top all morning and
market became demorllsed. September
option opened at $74C' bid and closed at
8,o bid
Corn was weak with ' wheat and with
heavy selling of May options, market went
lower. September corn opened at 47o bid
and closed at 47c bid.
Oats opened with rush of buying by com
mission houses, but softened later on sell
ing by esrly people and longs. September
yvlon opened al Wbx bid and closed at
ASo bid,
jfjTlmary wheat receipts were 763, POO bu.
.V.I shipments 463.001 bu.. against receipts
last year of 671, uu bu. and shipments ot
(36,000 bu. Corn receipts were 718,000 bu.
and shipments 1,110,000 bu., against receipts
last rear ot 6ol,0oQ bu. and shipments of
409,000 bu. . .
. Clearance were 4l,90O bushels of corn,
El.ono bushel! of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 870,000 bushels.
i IJverpool closed Wa4d lower on aria
And d higher to tl lower on corn.
I Seaboard reported 320,000 bushels of whe
and 24,000 bushels of corn for export.
1 The- world wheat shipments this wk
Were 10,112,000 bushels' as compared with
this week last year of .a,0 bushels.
"World's corn shipments -were 7,629,000 bush
els as compared with this weok last year of
4,992,000 bushels.
Local range of options:
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Artlcles.1 Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Bat y.
.Wheat
1 July...
I Sept...
J 2orn
July...
Sept...
Oats
July... Sept...
85V4B
7B
wb1
4146
V.4
8 P.
884B
4SVsT5T'- P
t 4SVB ''7B
44 m
54B
41 VI
8f.HR
4 B
47AB
41 B
36B
87-fcrJ
4S B
47SB
41B
85 HQ
1 hard.
I spring,
B bid.
Omaha Cash Prleaa.
WHEAT No. hard, STQSOc; No,
a fWc; no. t -nerd. wsjc; ro.
tiwc.
fonN No. attlaci tin. S common. 184H9C;
no grade, 42c; No. 1 yellow, 48W&49C; No.
I white, 44(8-49Vio. . - ..,;
OATS No. 3 mixed, CtjNlVo; No. S white,
4U43Vc; No. 4 white, 4iv(o42oi standard,
4tc.
RTE No. t, 75o; No. (, 7374o.
Carlot Receipts.
W Wheat. Corn,
Chicago .............. 28 174
Minneapolis
pinaha 7 22
buiuth ,. 84
Oats.
62
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
fratarea of the Tradlatr and Cicala
Prlcea Board of Trade.
CHICAOO."' July .-Idel weather for
harvesting In the southwest caused a fresh
break of mora than 2o in the prloo of
Khear hmrn today. At the close the Septem
ber delivery was off Ivtc Corn was down
Wr oats Vie lower. Provisions down 6 to
'I he wheat market opened firm because
" of hlirher Drloes at .Liverpool In the face
f f Saturday's decline here. The strength,
. nm.ur immm ihnrt lived. The excellent
t (feather la this country, brought liberal
offerings from local holders, and by the
end of toe. sflrst niten minutes prices had
dftfued nearly two cents below the higher
OS set at the opening. Throughout the
ieiJalnder of the day, the market contln-
MIW VORK URXRHAI, MARKET
Quotation of the Day en Various
t ommadttle.
NBW YORK, July . rrM'R Receipts.
15. 1 13 bbls. ; exports, l!.2n0 bhls ; sales. 4.3j0
bbls. Market dull and partly lower; Mlnne
nola tatents, ta.itVfi.Vl: winter straights,
84.4)'M , Minnesota bakers. M.TMj-4 b; win
ter extrnn. 3 (''cj 8-7; winter patonts, M.4J
ii4i; winter low grades, xnn HO. Rye
Hour, quiet; fnlr to good, $4.7i4)6.00; Choice
to fancy, f.Vlrnu.4.
COKN.MKAl Quiet; fine white and yel
low, tl 2f.jjl.30; coarse, ILlft-aLU; kiln dried,
13. a j 3 .3u.
RVB flteady; No i western, 88Vtc. f. o. b.
Hw York.
WHEAT Receipts. SO.WWbu.! exports, laz.
494 bu.; sales. S.Vi.n") bu. futures, 80, OH) bu.
kmA. 8pit market easy; No. t red, JTViC
elevator, and KHjo, f. o. b. afloat; No 1
northern, Duluth, II 11S, t. o. b. afloat; No.
I hard winter, tl 02, f. o. b. afloat. Op
tions oDened hlaher on cables and broke
sharply on liquidation on Improved crop
and harvest advices and unsatisfactory .ex
port demand. Closed steady at &it net
decline. July closed at II 00; September,
tl.01V41.W4i. rinsed $1.01; December, 11.04V,
ll.ft'.v,, closed $1.04Tt.
CORN-Rocelnls, msiiO bu.J exports,
S45 bu.; sales, 64,000 bu. spot. Boot atesdy;
No. 2, KCic, elevator, and 6340, f. o. b.
aRoat; No. 2 while, fi34ic, ana No. yellow
CS'ic, f. o. b. float tptlon market was
without transactions, closing steady at He
net decline. July closed at 62Q. September
at fiJv.e, Iecember at (Be.
OATS Recelo4s. S.100 bu.: exports, 20,700
bu. Spot market steady; mixed. 28 to 31
lhs., natural white, 30 to M His., (0
Mr- dinned white. If, to 40 )- fiour,4c.
FRKte Irregulsr; spring bran, 121.60; mid
dlings. 123 10. city t'ii.6.
HAY Steady; shipping. 7S'75c; good to
choice, II. I. Vein. 20. ,
HOI'S Quiet; state, common to choice.
ISO. I4'(i1hc; W&, 4Vif)5o. Paclflo coast, 1906,
Ulllc; 1S06, 6;(8c!.
HIDKS Quiet; Central America, 2214c;
Bogota, 2214c.
J.KATH KB fltesdy ; aeld. 2rw92?V4e,
PROVISIONS Beef, firm; family, $14.o
filfi.OO; mess, lOOO-iloOO; beef hams, 24.0i9
Jd.oo; packet, lll.ocn512.ro; cl(y entra India
mess, 22.0tvr,i23,0A Cut meats, steady:
rlrkled bellies, $11.2MPI3.fiO; pickled hams,
1200rril2.76. lard, steady; western prime,
IS.TOfuS.dO; refined, steady; continent, H rfi:
South America. $10.15; compound, t.X1ty$
9.12V4. Pork, steady: family. $18 5019.00;
short clear, r7.00-o18.00: mess, tlft.OWjIlEO.
TALLOW Steady ; city (tl per pkge.),
8Vtc: country fnkee. free). fiinr,Ue.
RICK Steady; domestic, lair to extra, a-
4370: Japanese, nominal.
UUTTKH Firm: street price, exira
creamery, 26V4c ottlcini prices: creamery,
common to extra. 19i-2fic; renovated, com
mon to extra, 17$-23c: western factory, com
mon to firsts, 17fi20c; western imitation
creamery, firsts, 21WCO.
CHEESK Steady to nrm; new state run
cream, colored and wnite. small, nesi, viv,o;
large, 1240; fair to good, llfllc; inferior,
RriTlfto
KOJ Firm: state, r-ennsyivama ann
nearby fancy selected white, 20HS21C
choice and mixed extra. lftrftnSVtc: first to
extra first, rriglHVrC; western firsts, KKSnevto,
Offic ii nr oe. 16c: seconds, ltwaiottc.
POULTRY Alive. Irregular; western
nrlnff chickens. 18c: fowls. 14c: turkeys
lie. Dressed, easy; western broilers, 20
24c; turkeys, 10314c: fowls. ll51c.
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Good, Soaklngr Rains All Oyer Omaha
Section aad l'er Valley.
OMAHA. July 8. 1907.
Oood soaking rains were general through
out this section Saturday night. Showers
were scattered over the middle Mississippi
and Ohio valleys, and upper lake region.
within the past twenty-four hours. Gener
ally cloudy and warmer weather prevails
this morning throughout the central valleys
and west Into the mountains, and conditions
are favorable for showers in mis -vicinity
tonight and probably Tuesday, with cooler
tnnlKht.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation compared with the corresponding
dav of the ut three years:
1W 19oS 19i 1904
Minimum temperature.... 72 61 6k 62
Precipitation 00 .00 .06 .00
Normal temperature for today, 76 d
srees.
Deficiency In precelptatlon alnoe March 1,
a B7 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906, 2.87
Inches. '
Deficiency corresponding period In 1SC6, 5.90
Inches. ; ,,. ie a, wcion,
Local Forecaster.
Few
Isiuei Actively Strong
Other. Positively Weak.
and
MARKET IS GENERALLY PASSIVE
Amalgamated Copper aad
Are Higher and I'alon
Lower Final Tea
Heavy.
St. Paal
Pad A a
Is
NEW
tors In
to
imd- weak. The crOD situation In this coun
try was the controlling factor In the day's
trading and a numbuof buUIsd . adviuss
from Europe were seemingly Ignored. Ad
vWes were reoelve4. from Kansas that the
threshing would be larger than expected.
These statements weakened the market ma
terially. The close was weak. September
opened Vio to.Vuo hlghor at 7o9;Vio,
declined .to So a.nd closed at 9fxlv!r3.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to r.tM.700 bu.. The amount on passage de-
Creased 1,720,600 bu. and the visible supply 1 Ashland
Increased S."4.000 bu. Primary receipts were I Auburn
T.t (i bu.. atfatnat 670.000 bu. for the same 1 Columbus
. ' II- r..i..,v. A ,,
uay lasi year. miJincvi,B, uium nu r airourj .........
Cora and Wheat Regloa Balletla.
TTnr tha twentv-four hours ending at I a.
m., 75th meridian time, Monday, July 8,
1907:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. Max. Min.
88
s9
89
Chicaau reported receipts of
against 669 last week and 27C one
679
ears
go.
Fairmont 97
1 Grand Island
; Hastings
Oakdale. .
Omaha ..
iTekaniah
lAlta. la..
Carroll. la
ne year age
The slump In wheat and excellent growing
weather was responsible for a sharp break
In oorn. Later the market regained a
large part of th loss on covering by
shorts. The close was weak. September
U(fx'"i.e to WiWc lower at 6i4iOO.o.
declined to 64Ha and closed at 6:"Vc. lxcal iClarlnda, la
receluta were 7t oars, wiin w comraci ntoiey, 1a.
grade.
Oats opened firm In sympathy with wheat
and later declined along with the break In
that grain.- The market, however, was well
supported because of' the large number of
damage reports which came from all sec
tions. September opened unchanged to fco
higher at asvaWsc. sold oft to SKc and
closed at tSo. Local receipts were 62
ears.
The trading In provision wag small and
the market was weak because of liberal
receipts of live hogs - and tha break In
grain. At the close September pork was
off UHo at I14.17W. Lard was down 6c at
ts.7K. Klbs were fcSfttto lower at $8.65.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are:
'Wheat, 42 cars; corn, 611 cars; oata, 164
cars; hogs, 17,000 head.
The leading future ranged as follow:
93
Sf
88
90
84
87
90
la.. t6
64
65
72
62
69
6ft
64"
72
70
64
63
68
59
08
fall.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
. T
.00
.02
.00
.00
.00
.03
for
Sioux City.
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. in.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp..
Central. Stations. Max. Min,
Sky.
Clear
Cl-'ar
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
' Clear
Cloudy
twelve-hour
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh: Low. Close.l Bat'y
Wheat
July
Sept.
Dec.
Corn-
July
Sept.
IeC.
May
Sept.
Ih-c.
May ,
Pork-
Julv
Sept.
lar..
July
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
I I"
97y7Vs
00V-
64i4-6Vi
.. .
,89 rl
H 00
16 20
S T7H1
TO
8 ttfcl
U
r.vw
-43XJ
89
40T4
4i,
16 00
16
7TW
8 ru
87y
8 TO
66
lit tSVkf K
tH4ei 100
6S4i! E4W
' 62!,
64
48
Mi
18 WTVfcl
16 iX
su
$ 86
I 40
or
4.1H
40CT
16 00
i irw
8 T7V,'
8 96
8 97H
8 47JJ
s t
66
sH14
z
16 OS
16 80
8 80
(O
06
8 60
8 72H
ft tit
t
I)
)
V
No. t.
Cash quotatlona were as follows:
rLOV It Steady; winter patents, $4.1619
4 60; straights, $14Uu4.oo; auruig . pateiun.
64 6CJC.M; straights. U.2&4.10; bakers, U60
t .6. 1
W H EAT No. t spring. $1 OuSI.Ol; No. 8,
4et)tl.iM; No. 8 red. 91ue.c.
corn No. I, UW&Mi'l No. t yellow, 6H4
ti4c.
OATS No. t 43So; No. I white, 4b3M6c;
No. 8 white, 43.rjH6o.
RYK No. 1 bjc
HARI.EY Pair to choice malting, 6a9kj.
SKE1b Flax. No. 1 northweatertv $1,244
Prime timothy, $4-76. Clover, contract grade,
$15 X.
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (loose),
$S.S&u8 66. Mesa -pork, per bbl., $18 O(iin.10.
Itrd, per lt lhs., $s.774. Short clear sides
(boxed. 8H.S7W 00. . .
Receipts end shipments of flour and grain
were as. follows:
. Rer-""' Slilpp
....... Z3,8r
Chicago
Columbus, O
Des Moines, la..:
Indianapolis
Kansas City, Mo.
Louisville, Ky....
Minneapolis
Omana
St. Louis
24 .
16
14
12
20
18
28
16
, U
Rain.
Inches.
82 64 .22
88 64 .06
86 1 68 .08
90 68 .12
94 70 .00
84 68 .06
82 64 T
90 66 T
92 72 T
throughout
Warmer weather continues
the corn and wheat region. Light showers
occurred within the last twenty-four hours
In all except the Kansas City district.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
It. Loala General Market.
BT. LOUIS, July 8 WHEAT Lower
truj-jL No. 2 red cash. Zi92o: No,
hard. 9ftx692c; September, io; Decern.
iir. 9tva.
t'ORN Lower: traik. No. 1 cash, 6344o
September, 640 ; December, 61 '4 title ; No,
1 white. (4c.
OATS Weak; track. No. 1 cash. 449
FLOUR Dull; red winter patenU, $4-409
4.66; extra fancy ana straight, fi.TtxitH.lb
clear, $2.9oSS.60.
6KED TIMOTHY Steady; $J.0Og4.00.
ciinv MEAL Weak: 82.70.
BRAN Steady: sacked, east track, 80
4i-!3o.
HAY Timothy, lower; prairie, steady
timothy, 816Ktni0.uo; prairie, iio.uuqpui.&a.
1KUN COTTON TIEtJ $1.0.
RAGOINU HHO.
H KM P TWINE 10c,
PROVISIONB Pork, lower; prime Job
bing. 816.20: lard, lower; prime steam,
tn.40: dry salt meats, lower; boxed extr
shorts. S9.37M; clear ribs, $9.87tt; short
dears. $9 76. Bacon, lower; boxed extra
short, $10.26; clear ribs, $10.26; short clears,
$10.6.
POULTRY Steadyi chickens, 10Vr;
springs, loc; turkeos. Ubpi dusks, so;
""wuVrER Steady; creamery, UQJ&a.
iXiGA-Steady, lie,
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbla. 12.0o 8 000
Wheat, bu 17.000 2J.W0
Corn, bu. 65,000 64,000
OaU, bu 88.000 66,000
YORK, July 8 Some of the fae
the financial situation apparently
appealed to speculaflve sentiment today
as containing hazardous elements, which
served as an admonition to reduction of
commitments In stocks. This did not dis
suade a considerable party In the" specu
lation from persisting In the operation for
a rise that they have been carrying on for
nme time past. Between a few stocks that
were positively strong and a few others
that were actively weak, the market
was almost passive and pulled this way
and that In sympathy with the movement
In the active stocks that hsppened to bfc
dominant at the time. Amalgamated Cop
per and St. Paul were the most con
spicuous points of strength and were sup
posed to reflect the continuance of the
advertised campaign for advancing stocks.
The advance In Amalgamated Copper was
accompanied by reports thst an agreement
had been reached, practically, for sales
of copper by the large producers for early
delivery at corporations from the prices
now n noted and which have Induced a
deadlock between buyers snd sellers. The
movement In St. Paul was ascribed to
purpose to further the demand for the new
stocks of that company, subscription war
rants for which sre now onoted In the
market. The recent active rlso In Union
arlflc has been Imputed In the same way
a desire to help the demnnn for me
ew convertible bonds, tne nrst au per
cent Installments of subscriptions for
which Is payable on Wednesday of this
week. The fart that Union. Pacific, wes re-
etlonary today removed one Important
stay from the movement of higher prices.
Official utterances were quoted to indi
cate a purpose of cash accumulation In
the 1'nlted States Steel treasury, which
sepmed to controvert the recent claims
mado by stock operators that an Increase
the dividend ratn nail neen aeterminea
on. Thst stock was consequently heavy.
The money market position lay at the bot-
om of the hesitation and Irregularity of
the market as much as any other matter.
The engaitement of $1,760,000 gold for ex
port to France today confirmed the ex
pectation at the end or last weeK. 1 nts
withdrawal of cash from the banks follows
the showing In the Saturday hank state
ment of a surplus above the legal reserve
requirement of only $SM.!60. The natural
Inference was that the New York hanking
surplus would be wiped out. Nevertheless,
rates for call loans here receded from the
level at the close of last week. This em-
haslsed the disposition to distrust the
bank statement entirely as a reliable Index
of the actual banking situation. That tne
situation admits of coming restriction of
banking resources Is. however, generally
agreed. Today's engagement of gold had
no effect In lowering prices In the foreign
exchange market and It is considered
probable, therefore, that the movement
may extend to some length. Discounts
were firmer In London and Berlin, the
former center being affected by repayment
of large obligations to the Bank of Eng-
and Incurred for rounding the half-year
period. The presentation of government
per cents for redemption continues very
scanty, and Wednesday Is the date fixed
by the secretary of the treasury for the
return of ITO.OiW.OOO of government deposits
by th banks. This concurrence of cir
cumstances leaves little room to doubt thnt
hardening of money rates In New York
la Imminent.
A decline In New York exchang at Chi
cago to 10 cents discount was an incident
of the day which showed a shifting ten
dency In the currency movement. Large
amount of attention given to the discus
sion of relations between the United States
and Japan was taken note of, although
It was not an active Influence. The market
was dominated by a heavy tone at the
Inst. Japanese 4'4 per cent bonds de
clined 1 and the 4 per cent In this
market.
The bond market was Irregular as a
whole. Total stiles, par value, $1.027,(yo.
United States Is advanced M. while th 4s.
registered.-declined H. and the 4s, coupon,
per cent on call.
The range of orlces on trie. New York
BtocK exenange was as rollows:
gain. Hlih.
Adami ExprM)
Amalgamated Csppar 8. 400
mer. Car and Foundry...
do pfd iiio
Amer. Cotton Oil 1,000
do fd
Amir. Bxpraie ,
Amor. Hide Leather pfd
Amar. loo
Amor. Uhm4 Oil
do pfd
Amor. Ijocomotlvs
do pfd
Amor. Bmaltlng A tannine 11,400 120
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Refining...
Ainaf. Tobarro pfd clfg.
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchlaon
do pfd
AtlanUo Coaat Una
iiammora a Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Traoalt.... 10.100
latlve business, but a fair amount of In
ventment purchases of gllt-eded securi
ties and home rails csused a hardening of
prices and Imparted a steady undertone.
Mexican rails and copper share continued
active and firm. Foreign bonds were Ir
regular. Russians and Japanese were easy.
Japanese Imperial of Wo4 closed at
1"2V Americans opened above parity.
Sotirrdiy' New Tork advice Inducing
moderate professional dealings In the fore.
noon. principally in cannnisn rwun.
Union Pacific and United Wales Steel. The
tendency became easier later, but New
York supported New York. Ixke Erie
Western and Denver As Rio Orande and
prices rallied generally. The buying sub
sided near the end and the market closed
dull, with Union Pacific offered.
BERLIN, July 8. Trading on the Bourse
todav was dull and prices were weak upon
the higher rates charged for money. Amer
icans improved on the New York advices.
PARIS July 8. Prices on the Bourse to
day were ln-egular at the opening, but
strengthened toward the close. Russian
Imperial 4s were not cjuuted. Russian
bonds of 1904 closed at 488.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET I ij
Beit Grades of Cattle Strong- to Ten
Cents Higher.
HOGS SELLING FIVE CK7T3 LOWER
rarer Hi
I seal, 1
aaa
it of Range gheep Thai
rlth Good Klads Active
steady to Stronger,
Other Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 8, 1907.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Jiew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 8.-MONET-On call
firm, M6H Per cent: "u"n r4t- P
cent; closing bid, 6 per cent; offered at
6V, per cent. Time loans strong: lxty
days, 4H per cent; ninety days, 4H per
cent: six months, 6 per cent.
TRIMB MERCANTILE- PAPER-6xtr6
P s'tERLINO EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at $4 870f
4 8710 for demand and at $4.83n'?M 84 for
sixty day bills: po""! 'ate. $4 84V, and
$48K commercial bills. $4.83V84.83V
SII.VER Bar, 67c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS , 6?Hf.
BONDS Government and railroad ( Irreg-
nlaf
Closing Quotations on bonds today
as follows:
V. S. ret. ra, rag.... -IK Japan 4V4. etfs
do coupon 106 do id aarias
f. 8. S. rrg io do 4
do coupon 101 L A N. snl. 4....
II a. nt 4a. res....l?t Manhnt. . sold
were
.. 0Vi
.. l
.. Ill
8,010
6, bo
(S.ki
, 4, .69
6.673
4.007
4,il)
4.9M1
S.iA)
l.lui
1.93.'
8,2ti6
Othclal Monday 8.74
name day last week t.f
rme day 2 weeks ago.. 4.2C4
Same day $ weeks ago.. S. l
Same day 4 Weeks ago.. $.874
Sam day last year 8.64$
'lhe following table shows th receipt oi
rattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha for
tne year to date, compared with last year:
1907. 1 Inc. Dec.
Cattle (75,382 481.616 93,068
Hogs l,Sf.9,4a 1,46.60 127.4S9
Sheep 838,817 771.148 67,669
The following table snows the average
price of hogs at fcouth Omaha for th last
several day, with comparisons:
...
J...
1 ..
a...
7...
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Ravage of
rcc. A Ft. U ' V4 Saboard K. U 4s.
rnlo. Ind. ta, aer. A. 64 80. Pacific 4a
Colo. Mill, i v;V4 to lat 4a ctft.
Colo. A 80. 4a 19 Souiharn Ry a...
Cuba 6s 102 Tax. A P. lata....
I. A R. 0 4. M T., 8t. LAW.
Plat. Bcca. a 84 t'nlon Pacific 4..
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do sen. 4a I0V4 Wabaah lta ....
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Bid. Offered.
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Boston Stock and Boad.
BOSTON, July 8. Call loan. Pr
cent; time loan. tVS6 per cent. Official
closing prices on bunds were a follow!
Atchlaon adj. 4a
do 4a ,
Mai. ( antral 4a..
Atchlaon
Itoatnn A Albanr
Boatoa A Mama
Boiton Blavated
ritchburg pfd
Max. Central ....
N. T., N. H. A PI.
union Pacific
8t Bingham
.. Hral. A Hacla..
.. 77 Ontennlal ....
. . tl H Copper Rang .
Pair Waat ...
..160 Franklin
..164 Uranbr
..IZl Ilia Rorala ...
... tl Maaa. Mining .
.1111 Michigan
.1414a Mohawk
Am. Arga. Chemical. 15 Mont. C. C,
do pfd 80 Old Dominion .
Am. Pnau. Tuba Oaoaola ,
Am. Sugar 123H Parrot
do pfd 120 quincr '.
Am. Tul. A Tal H4 Shannon
Am. Woolan
da pfd
Rdlaon Klcn. III.
Mna. RIctrio ..
do pfd
Mana. Gai
t'nltcd Fruit
United Bhoa Mach.
do pfd
V. 8. Bteel .
do pfd
Adrantura ...
Allours
Amalgamatad
Atlantic
Aked. Bld.
17 Tamarack
. I1VI Trtnltr
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. 14 V. B. Mining...
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Price.
Cattle
. .$2.U.85
,.. 1.75(17.25
.. 2.263.i5
.. 1.6O(ii690
ot cars
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Bt. Louis
Bloux City
The ofhclal number
brought In todav bv each road was
Cattle, htogs. Sheep, ix ses
Hogs.
$6.66.'ij6.-.;iH
6 3j'U1i.!6
6.8ooj.0
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of stock
C. M. t BC P. Ry.
v aoasn
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 1
Union Pacific System, 19
C. 6V N. W. (east 2
C. & N. W. (west).... 20
C, St, P., M. & O.... 4
C. B. &. Q. (east).... 1
C.. B. & Q. (west).... 47
C, It. I. ot P. (eastl, 6
C, R. I. dk P. (west).. $6
Illinois Central
Chi. Great. Western.. I
7
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43
8
1
17
6
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17
8HF.HP-There was a very fair rttn of
sheep this morning, the receipts being
larger than any day so fur since the rlose
cf the. aeason for fed sheep and Injtlhs
The arrival this morning barring a load
or two, consisted entirely of grass range
stuff from Oregon and Idaho.
The market, as a whcle. was In a very
fair condition, there being a good demand
for strictly desirable killers. Anything
answering to that dlscrlptlon sold very
radlly at steady to stronger prices. On
th other hand, the common to medium
grades were less active and certainly no
better than steady. There were western
ewe good enough to bring $5.25 with weth
ers as high at $8.60.
It will be understood from the above
that the sheep market t this point Is
In a good healthy condition and entirely
satisfactory to the selling Interest.
Quotations on range sheep snd lambs:
Oood to cholse lambs, $7.Wff7.2K; fslr to
food lambs. HOOtfTOO; cull lamhe, $4 .Wit
50: good to choice yearling wethers. $5.
tM116; fair to good yearling wethers, $fi.25
416.76; good to choice wethers, $6.26116.80;
fair to good wethers, $4 75i.2f; good to
choice ewes, $4,36ti5.S; fair to good ewes,
$4.26.76; culls and bucks, $loo4J4 00.
Representative sales:
No.
8.(0 Oregon wethers, yearlings
4!6 Oregon -wethers
2P6 Oregon wethers
2!o Oregon wethers
i"l Idaho ewes
272 Idaho ewes
310 Idaho ewes
?0 Idaho ewes, culls
123 Idaho ewes
!&t Western ewes
20 Western ewes, culls
276 western wethers
Av.
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CHICAGO I.IVH STOCK MARKET
R(c; April. 6V; My, S.7hT.v. fipot.
stesdr: No. 7 Rio. 6Sc; No. 4 8antos, 7So.
Mild, dull; Cordova. '..;UV4c.
OM4II4. WIIOI.I.44I.R MtRKKT.
Condition of Trte aatl notation oa
staple and fsaey Prod ere,
K'"f: 1 cr Aor . 14c
IM'TT!"R Packing stock. I717e: choice
lo fancy dully ln'Jio; rroamery, iiWCIe.
1.1 I I.I lil Paring thickens. liliVi
hens. l'fiiV; rmmters, 6c; turkeys. LV;
ducks. Iit; geese. 6c.
1KI 118 AND MKLON8.
CAMlOlt.MA IKAIMI.S Per bog.
tl .. : vell-iw freestones. 81 fi5.
CALIFORNIA IM M'-I" rrste, $126.
CAI.IFtiRNI CIIKRHI Kr? Per box of
h(n:t 8 lbs , black or white. $ 0t.
I TEXAS WATKRMKLON8 fcach, $fco,
g,c ami fioc
CANTEI.OfPrC-Callfornla. 4S to crate,
I standard, tf. : f.4 to crate, pony. $3.60.
TKOVICAL FllUirS.
I.RMONS Llmonlera. "0 si $7.80; M
fir; J 7 . Tf-; other hrntids. Roc fess.
BANANAS - Per tiierllum-slsed bunoh,
$2.tili2 25: Jumboes, $2.60t8$.b0.
ORANOF.S Mediterranean flweet.
fsncy, 160 slse, $4 00; 176. 200, 216 and
t'O slr.es. $4 SO; 96. K6 and 2S sires.
$1.75; extra fancy, 8fV! more per box; St.
Michaels, 176, 200, 116 and 260 aisea,
$4.76: 126 and 160 slses. tt 0; VaUnclaa,
80. Pt a nn 111 sixes, $4.28; 126. 160, 176,
200 snd 216 sixes, $4,7616.00.
PA TrS Kauaw ay 6c; sayeta, to; haU
lowls. 6c; new stuffed walnut dates, (-lb.
box, 81. uu.
OLD VEUETABLK8.
rOTATOF.8 Per bu , 0c. . J
NAVY BFAN Per bu. No. 1. $t.Mt
$10: No. 1. 81 9002.08.
pdTATOKS-I'er bu., $1.$5.
NEW PKPrKRS-Per 6-bssket crate.
$8.00 to $1.60; per S buahel box, $1.00.
.160 per os. nuiwnea.
11KANS New wax and string, per
bu Ihix or basket, 76c.
BEET3. TL:h.NU9 and CARROT8-P
dor., hunch'. JiKit;i6c.
PIEPLANT Per doi. bunche, JOo.
rrCI'MHKItS Pit dog. 6076o.
TOM ATUK8 Texa, lancy, 20-lu. crat,
$1.1S.
ONIONS Oreen onions, per dog., t&O.
CA BHAOE-California, o.
LEAP LETTUCE-Hol-boU, Pr do.
llnil. 20c.
PARSLEY Hot bouse, per do, bunohea,
0c.
RADISHES Per do, bunch, bom
grown, 20c.
19 -
Total receipt 140
The disposition of the day receipts was
as follows, each buyer purunaslng tne num-
Der. oi neaa indicated;
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co 117
Swift and Company 4-2
Cudahy Packing Co 6S0
Armour A Co 7-'6
Hill dV Son 77
F. P. Lewis 69
Hamilton A Rothschild... it
J. II. Bulla I
Sol Degan 4
J. B. Root & Co 6
T. B. inghram 8
Other buyer 193
Totals '
Hogs. Shoep.
1,817 4M
3.116
$,609
2,6o0
l,hl
L3&3
1,818
London Closing; stocks.
LONDON, July 8, Closing quotations on
94
1)
IS
stocks were as
Conaola, mnnay
do account ......
Anaconda
Atchlaon ,..'...
do pfd ,
Baltimore A Ohio..
('naittaji Partita
Low. Cloaa. chca. A Ohio..,.,..
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Vhrat. bu
Oorn. bu
Oats, bu
Rye, bu., v..
Barley, bu
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tin the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wa Arm; creameries, lse4ynci4c;
dairies, 17&21HO. Tam, steady; at mark,
cises Included. IMrmte; firsts. 13c; prime
firsts, Itc. Cheese, sttady. lu!3V4o.
MUatsselU Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 8.-WHEAT-July.
$1011,: September. $1 ut ft'l.OO,: No. 1 hard.
$l.ati1.(BV; No. 1 norll.era. $!.(; No. I
northern. HHc1.00; No. S northern, 96
ti9c.
FlXHtt-Plrst patents, $5 JfV8680: second
patents, $6.1036 v first clears, . $3. 6iw.66;
second olears. $3 754i!i 85. Bran, In bulk,
H-SJVl5li
Visible Saydr f Urala.
NEW YORK. July $.-Th visible supply
of grata Maturday. July 6. as compiled by
the New V.trk Predw exchange, a as as
f..ll.: i-W lii-at. ".C!. bj.; lncrae.
Mt Vuro, Li7,w.e bu.; iucteuae,
Kansas City Urala aad Provlolea.
KANSAS CITY. July 8.-WHEAT 23o
loer; July, 84 "c; September, te
cembar, 9utsc; cash. No. 2 hard, t'.W&'Mc;
No. 3, R.KU91C; No. $ red, 88c; No. 8. kauou.
COHN-July, 6oSc; Soplember, 60Vy:; De
cember, 47,c; cash, No. 2 mixed, 61SS63c;
No. 8. 61c; No. 1 white, 61c: No. 3. Hia.
OATS Lower; No. 8 white, 44.ft44V,c; No.
I mixed, iViiic.
RYE Steady, 77 082c
HAY steady; choice timothy. (1(609
16 00; choice prairie, $10. 00 10.60.
EGOS One-naif cent higher; extras,
16c firsts, 14 c; seconds, 14c.
, BUTTER-Creamery, 23c; packing. lTVtc.
nrii'i.. Diuuiiiriii.
Wheat, bu ,o.ue
Corn, bu 46,000
Oats, bu $4,000
30,000
ii. 000
11,000
Kansas City cash price:
Article.
I Open. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat I
sept sft (, tr rrK
Dec M4k 80Vk,KVtB
Corn I
Sept (1V4 dW (0i 80V4A
Dec H7Ai04t 4 47K1 47 A
Canadian Paclfls 7u0
Central of New Jaracf
rnmapeasa a Ohio t.t)
Chicago Oreal Waatcrn 700
Chicago A Northwaatara.... l.puo
C . M. A Bt. Paul M.tuO
Chicago Term. A Trans
do pfd
C , C, C. A Bt. Lou I. too
Colorado Fuel and Iron.... t.roo
Colorado aV souiharn l,t)
do lit pfd vio
do td pfd UK)
Ctwaolldated Qaa o
Cars Products tM
do pfd
Del. A Hadaoe 1,400
Dal., Leak. Warfare
Danm A Rio Oranda 1.100
do ptd
Dlatlllan Bacuritlas l.OnO
Brla , lt.too
do let pfd too
do Id pfd 1,0
Oeneral Blactria t o
lllinola Cantral PO
lntar. Payor tuo
do Dfd
lour. Pump too Ul 34ti
do pfd
Iowa Cantral
da pid
K. C. souiharn 7M tt MU
do pfd
Loulavtlla A Nashrlll l.C"0 11714 ne
Mnlcaa Cantral l.tno II Vs tl
Minn. A 81. Louis lot 48 41H
M , Bt. P. A Baalt Bts. at. tout vn
do pfd
Mlaaoart Paclns too 77 77
Mlaaourt, K. A Taxes 4ie U
do pfd tut 4H
National Lh4 LtOO t4Vt tltt
N. R. R. ot Mexloo pfd
N. T. Central 1.100 1H lltVi
N. T . Out. A Waataro.... to) la n
Norfolk A Western j0 H 7t
da pfd
North A marl can to evt 4a
Paoiaa Man l.tno Kit, tk
PannylTanU tl.r i!. 11414
Paopla's Cas t,2u) tZ tt
Pllla.. C, C. A B'. L
Prcaacd Bleal Car an) 17U, t4
da pfd 100 tlvt tll
Pullman Palaon ."r lie 141 141
Reading tt.am) lutt xin
do lat pfd 100 tO to
to Id pfd e 7H 7t
Rapuhlla tiaol Ml W
do pfd tiA tt 8414
Rock litan Co I tuv tu tl
so sf l.0 41-44 47 M
it. L A San fraa. td pfd lu tl II
Bt. L Bouihwaatara
do pfd tu) 11 U SI
Bouthara PaclOa li.miO t ti
do pfd tot 115 lit
Beutkers Railway t, 111) H ta
do pfd ) 6t e
Tanswaaaa Coal and Iron
Tcaaa Pacific tuo tf-s to
Tot., tt L I WaaUra.... tul t7I t74
la pfd 700 6v to
Cnloo Paatfla lt.4vt lust Mist
do ptd v
r. B. Eapraas 1
U. B. R'-O Lfs) U
D. B. Rubber
do ptd tnt 10044
V A Ileal tt tiO w
do pfd $,7' lot
Vlrrinia-Corollna, Chomlcal. u 17
da pfd ...
Wabaah
to pfd
Welie-rargo Kipreao
WaatUgsouaa gleetrt .... Tnt 14
Weslera t'nlos 4u 71
Wheeling a Uk grta
Wleoonala Casual
00 pi
Northern Paaltc 11.40 UIU, IIII4,
OaetraJ leaUtar let 34 M
do pfd
Bloaa-Bherleld tut M 7Vi
Oraat Nerckara pfd Rai U IU
lnwrtorougk Metrosolltka.. l.tuO lt 11
do pfd . 47i et
Total sales tor tha any. lot, us) bares.
A Asked. B Bid.
Dalata Grata Market.
DULUTH. Minn.. July 8. WHEAT No! 1
northern, tl 01; No. t northern, $10 P 1 ;
July. $101: Septeiober. (1.08: Deeeraoer.
umg-vi track ana jury, tits, ,
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..17 Ont. A Wastsra tt
..101 PannaylTanla t4
,.l07tnd Mines 4
..II Reading Ka
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., 14 Bo. Pacific tla
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,.. MH V. A Stool rs
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44 Wabaah 104
C. M. A Bt, P.
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lllinola Centra ....141 gpanlah 4s Is
Lnulartlla A N lit
8ILVF7H Bar, steady; sivtd per ounce.
MONEY l,i&eV4 per cent.
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is SVarH per cent; for three
months' bills la S7-1&&3H per cent.
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW TORK, July 8. Cloaing quotations
on mining stocks ware:
Ariema Con 1 Utile Chief
Ontario ...
2.210 11.102 4,764
CATTLE There wa a very moderate run
of cattle this morning, only about 100 cars
Deing on sale, after allowing lor moss
hipped through and only stopped for feed
and rest.
The most of th cattle offered were corn
fed steers, with a very light sprinkling of
cows, heifers, feeders, eto. There waa an
active demand for th desirable grade of
beef steers and the market on the good kill
ers was strong to luu higher. As high a
$6.86 was paid, this being the highest price
paid for cattle on this market since U03.
The common to medium grades were no
more than steady.
There was no change In the cow and
heifer market price remaining about
where they were last week. Every one la
awaiting the settlement of the controversy
between packers and commission men,
which 1 liable to occur at any moment.
When It due take place there Is one dan
ger to be avoided and that Is the sudden
flooding of the market with cow stuff.
There were very few atockers and feed
er In sight this morning, but what few
there were sold very readily at good Arm
prices, at least the desirable kinds."
Representative say:
BEKF STEERS.
Cattle Steady to Tea Cents II label
Hog Steady to Lower.
CHICAGO. July 8.-OATTLK-Rccelpts,
about 26,000 head; market steady to 10c
higher; common to prime steers. $4.6(V(i7.ia;
cows, $3.a,iii.:6; heifers. $3.00fl0.!0; bulls,
$3.3tiiC.(x): calves, $3.7&a7.26; stockers and
feeders, ta.oufyfi.00.
HOOK-Receipts, about 40,000 head; mar
ket choice; light, steady; others 6c. lower;
a-ood to i. rime hesvv. au.9iXu6.rS: medium to
good heavy, $6.&ri6.90; butcherwelght. $o.8o
(Hi.0o; good to prime mixed, $i.$Ji6 8j; light
mixed, $0.00fy.06; packing, $fa.vn.6.70; piga,
K.bOC;; 00: selected. et;.07G,6.1(Vi; bulk of
sales, $6.75416.90,
6HEBH AND LAM BB Receipts, about
26,lJ0 head; market steady; sheen, $3.76'$
6.00; yearlings, $3.DU4i6.26; lambs, $6.50(717.76.
Kansas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 8. CATTLR
Receipts, 17,000 head, including 8,000
head southerns; market steady to 10c
lower; choice export and dressed beef
steers, $6.25 6.80; fair to good, $6.00u
6.26: western fed steers, $4.60fy.4o;
stockers and feeders, $3.603 6.00; south
ern steers, 33.60 5.00; southern cows,
$2.26&3.40; native cows, $2.7604.60; na
tive heifers, $3.16 & 6.40; bulls, $3.00 &
4.76; calves, $4.00fy)6.00.
HCKJ8 Receipts, 6,000 head; market
weak to 6o lower; top. $6.00; bulk of
sales, $6 90ifl6. 96; heavy, $6,8646.90;
packers, $5.90 6.97 tt; pigs and lights,
$5,906 6.00.
BHsKP AND LAMBS Iteceipt, i.vvo
head; market strong to lOo higher; lambs,
$7.00(3 7.66; ewe and yearlings, $6,354?
6.00; Texas clipped yearlings, $6,254? 6.80;
Texas clipped sheep, J4.60&6.40; Blocker
and feeders, $3.150 4.26.
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Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, July (.-Today state
ment of the treasury balance In the general
fund, exclusive of the (150,000,000 gold r
aerve, shows: Available cash balances,
$.'6,906,036; gold coin and bullion, $69,634,116;
gold certificates, $76,681,410.
Bank Clear I ear.
OMAHA, July (.Bank clearing for
today were $1,979,627.81 and for the corres
ponding date last year, $1,610,21.61.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, July (.METALS Th
London tin market waa 16 lower on spot,
which closed at 198, while futures were
unchanged at 182. The local market wa
weak, with spot quoted at t41.6irft42.60. Cop
per was higher In the London market,
with spot quoted at 100 10 and future at
94 10s. Locally the market was dull, with
Iske quoted at (23.26iT24.0O, electrolytic st
$22.00fya.&0 and casting at Cl.Ooim.to. Lead
; waa 6a higher at 30 16 In th London
t market. Locally the price wa a shad
i easier on the average, spot being quoted
i at $5.206.26. Spelter wa unchanged at J4
I 6s In London, but waa dull and lower at
I $o.25u4i.a0 locally. Iron waa hlghar In the
English msrket. with standard foundry
quoted at 66s lOd and Cleveland warrant
at 67 lttd. Locally the market wa un
changed, with No. 1 foundry northern
quoted at $34.50nY)6.70 and No. t foundry
northern at $J4.0038.00.
BT. LOUIS, July 8.-MFTALS Lead,
qulut, $6.17Vi; spelter, firm, $6.25.
flu tear anal Molaeae.
NEW YORK, July $.-8ITOAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, $.86Hc; centrifugal,
96 teat.v 8.83c. Molasses ugr, IOkUc.
Refined, nulet; No. 6. 4 60c; No. T, 4 6Rc;
No. 8. 4.6oc; No. t. 14So: No. 10, 4.3fto;
No. 11. 4.3oc; No. 12. 4.75c; No. 18, 4.20o;
No. 14, 4.75c; confectlonrs' A, 4.80o; mould
A. 6.860: cut loaf, A70c; crushed, 6.70c;
riwdered, (.10c; granulated, (.00c; cubes,
c.
MOIAB8E fiteady; New Orleans open
kettla, good to choice, 17fy48o.
NEW ORLEANS, JuW 8. B'UAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal. tvyl7ic :
centrifugal yellow, (TAfy4; seconds, 2, (9
SV,c.
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LONDON, Jury (.The supplies of money
war restricted In the market today, owing
to the repayment of $3,t.i to the rnk
of England. Discounts were steady. The
Bank of England secured the bulk 4f
$2.0(0,600 In gnld available in the open
market. On the flock exetiange the an
prvacn of t settlement restricted aDcvu-
Pklladelpkla I'roAace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July (.-BUTTER
Finn; Vc higher; extra western creamery,
26c-. extra nearby prints, 27c.
EOOU-rFlrm; a higher; westren firsts,
free esses, lttc. 1
CHEK8E-Hrm. fair demaad; New Tork
full creams 13Saf14c.
I'eurla Market.
PEORIA. July 8 CORN-rirm; No. ( yel
low, Mc; No. 4. 53c: ao grade, 4f'7SZVt.
OATS Unchanged; No. t white. 46Vc; No.
( white. tf.igSV.r; No. 4 white, t8c
RTE Nominal: No. I. al6c.
WUISKT-On bail of $1.31.
Mllwaekee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE. July (.-WHEAT-Market
steady; No. 1 northern, $1.031 04: No.
northern. $1.00ifj1.0S; September, 96ftSV;.
RTK Steady; No. 1. 870.
BARLET Weak ; No. 1 71a
Tele Bee 41 Market.
TOLHDO, O., July 1 44E ETTel Clover.
cssh, 80.36: October, HLMl. Iefnher, 38.36
March, I" 8F-: prim alslke, (10; prim
timoiny, gz.a.
Elgla Batter Market.
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$L40rg4.50. Liverpool and ; cra,,pes, large, fancy, 16c; black bs. 26.
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New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK. July 8. BEEVES Rorelpts,
8,686 head; steer Arm to 10c higher, bull
and cows l&o higher;
bulls, to. Snl cows. 31.41
London cnales Quoted
lftfrlsc per lb., with tops at London at
13V4C, dressed cattle. Export tomorrow
will be I,) caul and 5,123 quarter of
beet.
CALVES Receipt., 626 head: venls steady
In demand; "throw out," $4.50fy5.50; but
termilks, $3.604.50; country dressed, steady,
'tHMWAND LAMBS Receipt. 12.191
head; sheep full steady, good lambs In do- $t.0O&5.60L
mand and steady, all grades sola rainy 1
well; sheep, $3.50iirt.60: choice Ohio sheep, I
$6.76; culls, $2.5ar(i(1.0u; lambs, $7.7ati8.7(; few
common lambs,y$7.26.
HOOd Receipts, 14,097 head; about steady. ,
WP-FF CUTS.
No 1 rib. 14c; No. 3 rib, 11c No. ( rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, 17Vc; No. 2 loin. 1S140 No.
3, loin. 13V; No. 1 chuck. 7c; No. I chuck,
c; No. 8 chuck. 6V40; N. 1 round, I4e;
No. 2 round, 8'c; No. 8 round, (o; No. 1
plate, SVhc; No. 8 elate. So: No. ( plate, (a
MI81.KLLAKEOUS
COFEE isst0. N. 38, tso ter lb.:
No. 30. 21c per lb. ; No. 26. 1(0 per lb.1 No.
20, 14Vc per lb.; No. 21. 12c per lb.
CHEKtSK Riork "wis., 19c: lltnberger,
14c; Young Americas, 15o
Nl'TS California walnuts, No. t, soft
shell. 12c: Rrasils. 10Vw3lxc: pecans, 1H9T22C:
I niberts. 12Hcj pesnuts, raw, 7Vc; roasted.
dVtc: California aimonas, iic; cocoanuts,
$51) per 100.
HIPKB AND TALLOW Green salted.
No. t, 8c; No. 2, 7VC1 Du" hides, 60; green
hides. No. 1. 7c; No. 2, Sc; horse, ll.SOa
( bo; eheep pelts, 6V4T$1.A Tsliow. No. 1.
4Sc; No. 2. 8Wc. W00L 164321c
CANNfc'JJ tlOOD8-f-Corn, standard, west
em, CTic. Tomatoes, fancy, 8-pound cans,
$l.4fi; standard, 3-pound cands. $1.26. Pine
apples, grated. 1-pound, $2 302 30; sliced,
$1.7fiii 2.35. Gallon apples, $3.25. California
apricots. $2.00. Pears, $1.75tr2 SO. Peaches,
$1 7MT2.40; L. C. peaches, $2 002.50. Alaxka
salmon, red, $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, $3.10;
fancy sockeye. flat, $1.95. Sardines, quarter
oil, $3.26; three-quarter mustard, $3.10.
Sweet potatoes, $1 .tnflPl.SS. Bauer kraut. 90o,
Pumpkins, 8t?4in.00. Lima beans. 8-lb., 76o
t 11.26. Soaked pea, ( lb., (Oo; fancy, 41.
1.46.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FR17IT8 Prnne
re somewhat unsettled by frr offrlng
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate grade. Quo
tatlona rsng rrom e 10 yc ior anrorni
fruit and f rori 6V4J8c for Oregon. Peachea
are slightly easier, with fancy yellow
quoted at 13ttc. Raisins are firm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 9c;
four-crown. 10c; seeded raisins, 9V4O110.
FISH McKerei irwa, iuc; pis.
'inte
whit leetl,
dressed, 16;
halibut. He; salmon, 16c
caught, 134715c: fresh, lci trout, I2fnri
io; ner-
dressea
catfish.
h.
Itc: roe shad, per pair,
Xtf40c: lottatwr. green.
16o: red snapper,
I per lb., 27c; lobster, boiled per lb. 8O0;
mackerel. Spanish, per lb.. 16c; mackerel.
native, IBiRiwe per id.; rresn green turn
Eieat, 25c per lb.; dressed buffalo, 8c; bull
eads, 12c; white perch, 7c; white bass, 160,
j HAT Choice uplsnd, per ton, $12.00; me
dium, $11.00; No. 1 bottom, $9.00; on graans.
Ry straw, gi
st. Loala Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, July 8. CATTLE Receipts, I
6,0iXI head. Including 2,600 head of Texans;
market steady; native shipping and export
steers, $6.756.90; dressed beef and butcher
steers, $5.16'u6.)0; steer under 1,000 pounds,
$4.00)4.50; Blockers and feeder, $a.O0Ti4.25;
cows and heifers, $3.0ufy6.35; canners, $1 tO
2.26; bulla, $S.o0rK50; calves, $4.0ftJ 10.00;
Texas and innian steers, la.twuo.io; cows
and heifers, $l.fH3.75
Unas Recelnts. 4.000 head: market
steady; pigs and lights, $5.n0j12H; packers.
$o.6ou6.00; Dulcliers ana oesi neavy, eo.stfai
6.10.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 3,600
head; market steady; native muttons, $S.2S-i'
6.60; lambs, t2.2iVu7.75; culls and bucks, $2.00
j3.00; stockers, $3.004.00.
St. Josepk Live Stock Market.
BT. JOSEPH. July (. CATTLE-Reoelpts,
2,876 headj'market steady to easy; natives,
$4.501.00; cows and heifers, $2.36(uu5.60;
stockers and feeders, fa.awat.VK
HOGS Receipts. 4,817 head; 6c lower; top,
$6.96; bulk of sales, $5.B7Mr1t.92tt.
SHEEP AND LAM ItS-Recelpts. 2,790
bead; market steady; lambs, $6.&0'a,7.llO;
yearlings. Jfi.5O3"0.0y wether. $6.26ao.76;
ewe, RTEkSS.&O.
Stonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOITX CITY, la., July 8 (Special.)
taYy"w7trpc.& IS SECURING GOLD
er tralght; beeves, $4.50fy.S6; cows, bull .
snd mixed, $2.00t.0O; stocxers ana leeaers, j
$3. Ibdi 6.00; calves ana yearlings, ae.wiio.jo.
HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head; market 10c
lower, selling at $6.6046.76; bulk of sales,
(6.60455.66. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 100 head;
market weak.
Stock (a Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the sis princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. She-p.
Bouth Omaha..... (.674 8.000 4.700
Sioux City 700 6,000 100
Kansas City 17.000 6,000 7,000
St. Joseph 2.878 4,817 2.799
St. i-iouls 6,000 4,000 3,600
Chicago 25,000 40.000 25,000
Cotton Market.
NEW TORk, July 8.-COTTON-Bpot
closed steady, 10 point lower; middling up
lands, 16.40c; middling gulf, 13.66c; sales, 904
bales. ' i
New York cotton quotations, furnished bjr
Logan A. Bryan, 112 Board of Trade build
ing: Open. High. Low. Close.
September 11.95 12.'0 11.88 ll.Hi
October 12.18 12.21 H.9S 13 (A
December ...12.20 12.21 12.00 12.02
NEW ORLEANS. July 8-?OTTON'-Spot
closed easy; sale. 1.476 bales; low ordinary.
8'4c, nominal; ordinary, 9Vtc, nominal; good
ordinary, lo 7-16o, nominal; low middling,
11 1-Kc: middling, 18Hc; good middling, 14o,
nominal; fair. 16Sc, nominal; receipts, 1.8S4
bales; stock, 64,633 bales.
ST. LOC IB, July 8. COTTON Quiet ;
middling, 13Vi; sales, 7 bales; receipts, 14
bales', shipment, 200 bale; stock, JJ.SOe
bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 8.-COTTON-8pot,
quiet; prices 6 points higher; American mid
dling, fair, 8.S0d; good middling, 8.75d; mid
dling, 7.35d; low middling, 6.8M; good ordi
nary, 6.26d; ordinary, 6&6d. The sales of
the day wero 6,000 bales, of which 1.0ts
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 6.610 bales of American. Recelpta,
6,000 bales, Including 1,100 bales of Ameri
can. Futures opened quiet and steady and
closed easy.
XV i
si Market.
July 8. WOOL Market
ot T.nt'tH
minium trades, combiner and cloth
ing, 26620c! light fine. 22fl23c; heavy fine, 18
ii 17c; tub washed, 336Vio.
Bank
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While In Transit Across
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HOGS Receipt were quit liberal this
morning and that, together with the faot
that all other market were reported lower.
had a weaJtening eneci upon me irauo.
The reault wa that hog sold 6c lower
and the trade wa 1ow at th decline, so
that mot of the forenoon ws passed ba
rer anything Ilk A clearance wa ef
fected. Some of th big packer were
holding out with th rldent Intention of
bearing value still more so that the mar
ket did not Improve a th morning d
vanced, but on th contrary grew weaker,
especially on heavy hogs. A good many
of the hogs sold at $6 7076 76 a against
$S.7MriS80 on Saturday. bom good hog
old up high as (6.82 '
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Evaporated Apple and Dried Fro Its.
NBW YORK, July (.EVAPORATED
APPLES Market wa quiet, but steady,
with fancy quoted at 8Vc. choice at 8c,
prime at 7V4WV4C and poor to fair at.67J7o.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes are quiet on
spot, but prices ara firmly held, ranging
from 4S'(i'12Vvc for California fruit and from
6H&0C for Oregon up to 8)-40s. Apricot
are unchanged, with choice quoted at 21c,
extra choice at 22c and fancy at 24y'io.
Peache are In fair Jobbing demand on so il
and prlcea are firm. Choice art onoted at 11U,
frl!c, extra choice, at 12H13c, fancy at 13
13V and extra fancy at 1W1IV- Raisins
are somewhat unsettled, owing to report
that concessions have been made In some
Instances by holders on th coast, -lhe
pot market I unchanged, with loose mus
catel quoted at BVa'loe, seeded ralxtns at
7Vii1Sc and London layer at $1.60(1.65.
Oil and Hoe! a.
NEW YORK, July (.Oil Cottonseed,
steady; prime crude, nominal; nrlma yel
low. MVfro. Petroleum, firm: New York.
$.40; Philadelphia and Baltimore, $x 40;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, In built, $1.93.
Turpentine, quiet.
RoSIN Steady; strained, common to
good. $4 f(4 60.
OIL CITY. Pa., Julv . OIL Credit bal
ance. $1.78; runs. 320.291 bbl: average,
149.746 bbls.; shipments, 298.107 bhls.; aver
age. 167.4d bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Jury (. Tt.'KPEN
T1NB Firm. a64C
ROSIN Firm; A, B snd C, (4.00H.(K;
I, $4 90; E. $4 60; F. (4.7MT4 : O. 84 S6;
It. (4 96; I. (6 0; K. Vr.. M. $1.36: N, $6.60;
W. O., $6.76; W. W.. $6.00.
NEW YORK, July (.The movement of
gold from this country to France, which
ha been In progress since early In May,
will be continued today by the engagement
by Laiard Fn res of $1,250,000 and by Gold
man, Achs A Co. of $500,000 for shipment
tomorrow. The exportation of gold Is at
tributed by exchange spert to th
attempt of the Bank of France to re
cuperato Its gold reserve, which ha been
lessened by the withdrawal of Russian de
posit from France. A year ago the re
serve of the Bank of Franoe was About
$55,000,000, but at present It Is about $30,
000,000 less than that amount. . Sine April
! Franoe has taken about $3,800,000 from
America, whllo $3.0(0,000 ha gone to London
and (l.ttO.OOO to Holland. New York ex
change houses express the opinion that
I th movement of gold from this country
to France I likely to continue until the
demands of tha Bank of France are satis
fied, as that Institution Is making tha ship
ment of gold profitable by paying Interest
on tt whlle In transit serosa the ocean.
Having once re-established Its reserv at
the figure desired., the Bank of Franc
will probably discontinue such Interest and
the shipment will stop.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July (.-COFFEE-Putures
opened steady at an advance of 63l( points
In response to hleher European and Hra
sllisn markets, all of which showed con
siderable gain since the close of th local
market last Wedneedsv. and bullish
watber . report from BraslU on cahl
from Rio reporting that the crop of Sao
Paulo wa menaced by heavy rains, fol
lowed by very low temperature. Trading
wa more ecttv than recently and price
held their Initial gain, the market closing
1 steady with a net advance of 6916 points.
Seles war 48.0O0 bags. Including July t
(66c; September. (66c; October. 6.56c: De
teuibor. A6Ui.tc; January. 6.46c; Alarvb.
LONGWORTHS ARE IN WEST
Hare Made Qalet Trip Throagk Yel
lovTsiaae aad Will Co to
Hawaii.
SAN FRANCISCO, July (. According ta
a private telegram received last night Mr.
end Mr. Nicholas Longworth will arrlva
lir San Francisco in a day or twd enrout
to Hawaii. They sre planning, It Is said.
to come Into th city quietly And avoid
publicity, and the arrangement In con
nection with their coming b.av bean mad
so privately that even their personal
friend do not know of their plans. That
Longworth left Cincinnati two week ago
to travel westward and spent several dayg
In Yellowstone park.
I'aloa President Killed.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., July (. Len
Reynolds, president of the coal miners'
union at Mont Lake, Tenn., who waa
yesterday shot by W. H. Bellows, labor
agent of tha Mont !ke Coal roiniry,
died this mornUig. The Moot I,ake inlut)
Is run uoun th onea ahaa UfUicUile,
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