rrm omaita daily bef,: thttkrpay, tui.y 11. ioot.
(
1
V
CRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market! Hat Lower Trend on Heavy
Profit Taking.
STEONO FEESSTJEE ON WHEAT
tlmkr Opened at SS 7-8 Bid and
Placed at 88 S-4 Cents Cora
Ranged Lowtr en Weak
ness af WbM((
OMAHA, Julr 10, 1907.
Market were generally lower thla morn
Inn, with heavy selling lor proper realising.
Threshing la general ail over the country.
with relume or about eight bushels per
acre leu than last year. Quality Is good,
with weight averaging from 61 to S3 pounds
tier huaheL
Wheat Is weaker, with pressure of long
wheat on market all morning. Market la
nervous and choppy, with commission
houses on both sides, but less selling on ail
advances. Later market settled down and
the crowd was walling for the government
report. September wheat opened at W!o
bid and oloeed at Ma bid.
. Corn opened lower on weakness of wheat
, and good rains reported over a good por
tion , or me corn oaii. everyone selling
Worn on anticipation, of fair government
report. Soma aoatUred selling by commis
sion houses for realising. September corn
opened at 48o, bid, and closed at S'o, bid.
Oats opened steady, with tha crowd still
bullish and bought. Later commlMlon
houses started to dump and little or no
buying was done on low points. Beptember
oats opened at 27o, bid, and closed at fcityo,
bid. Primary wheat receipts were 467,000
bushels and shipments 198,000 bushels,
against reoelpts last year of 683,000 bushels
and shipments of 278.000 bushels. Corn re
ceipts were 613,000 bushels and shipments
H,0 bushels against receipts last year
of 805,000 bushels and shipment of 2&,0u0
bushels.
Clearances were 186,000 bu. of corn, i.OOO
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
111,000 bu.
Liverpool closed VS higher on wheat
and Ud higher on corn.
fleaboard reported 41, Out bu. of wheat and
24.000 bu. of corn for export.
Local range of options:
patents, falOttiSai; first clears, $3.iwtf4.t;
second clears, (.;&( 2. N5.
liil A.N In bulk, 15.25.
Articles. Open. I Rlgh. Low, Clone. Tes'y.
Wheat I
July... 5iB 864B SB Mil 88HB 85B
eBpt... tWtU Nt'iB 8B 8S1B 88 B
Dec... 2 92 84 8ft.B XB
Corn
July... 4M,H 4ffiB 4B W 48B
Bept... 4SHB 48B 48 B 48H 4"?4.B
Deo.... 47 47SB 47 B 4714B 4TVIB
Oats
July... 1B 41'iB 41B 41T4B 41HB
Bept... inB m4B 877B 884B fTAB
Lee... Wmli 8ttB1, rjbj 8WB 8848
B bid.
Omaaa Canst Prices.
WHEAT No. hard, 890o; No. hard,
82&6o; No. 4 hard, 775Uo; No. S spring,
CORN-No. I, 49o; No. 8, 4848c; No. 4,
4Vft'47c; no grade, 40344o; No. I yellow,
4iVaic; No. 8 white, 4954Ho.
OATS No. I mixed, 4Htr4l4c; No. 8 white.
4'JTj-t2'c; No. 4 white, 41Hu2ai standard,
42 V.
KYE-No. 3. 76o; No-. l,-7T4o.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 26 1S1 83
Minneapolis ......... ..214
Omaha , , 17 11 a
Duluth ........ 62 ...
XKW YORK GF..NEIIAI. MARKET
((notation of tne Day oa Varloaa
Camsnodltle.
NEW TORK, July 10.-FLOUR Receipts.
17,74 barrels; exports, 10.9!4 barrels;
market dull and unchanged. Minne
sota intent, 8t.iaVJ6.4o; winter straights,
H4044.6I; Minnesota bakers. $3.7rvu4.iS; win
ter extras, I3.1(X(A JO; wlntet patents, 84 40
u4 tu; winter low grades, $3.(ii3 t0. Rye
(lour dull; fair to good, $4.7ut.0u; choice to
fancy, 86.lfu6.4U
CuRNMEAL Bteady; fine white and yel
low 81 21.80; coarse, ll.lti'ul.18; kiln dried,
83.OV53.3v.
Ki t Dull; No. I western. 88 f. o. b.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 14,000 bushels; exports,
19,IT.H bushels; No. I red, W40, elevator; No.
8 rod, 81.c f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, 81.13V f. o. b. afloat; No. 8
hard winter, 81.08W, t. o. b. afloat. Owing
to better spring wheat crop news, bear
pressure and northwest selling, wheat broke
a cent today, followed by rallies In the
afternoon on export talk. The government
report was considered here bullish, and
prices closed near the top and anly H to o
uader last night. July closed 81.00V; Sep
tember. l.oiyln.02H. closed 81.02k; Decem
ber, ll.04fcfjl.uiiS. closed 81.06H.
COKN Receipts, 81,700 bushels: exports,
87.1(18 bushels; spot wheat easy; No. i, 3c,
elevator, and Wc. f. o. b. afloat; No. I
white, 6SV,c, and No. 2 yellow, 83c afloat.
Option maiket was without transactions,
closing net unchanged. 'July closed at ;S;
Boot ember closed 63 Vc and No. 1 xellow.
3o, f. o. b. afloat.
UATs Reoelpts. 18.600 bushels: exports.
1,720 bushels; spot market firm: natural
white, SiVuSS pounds. 6"i(61c; clipped white,
86-7140 pounds, 6164Hc.
t&kd lrrearular: soring bran. 8Z1.G0: mid
dlings, $J3.10, city $22.60.
HAr-Hteadv: sh Inuine. JOtfnsc: good to
Choice, 81.1,Val.20.
injjfs 4julot: state, common to choice.
1SKM, 14AlHc; 1905, 4ftIi-6o. Paclfio coast, Uoi,
tfllc; 1906, 6fc-8c.
HIDES Dull; Central America, HMo;
uogota, zzho.
1jKAtHI2R Steady; acid, B57'ie.
PROVISIONS Benf. steadvi family. 814.00
E 16.00; mess, Iffrfraiii 00; beef hams, 24.03
0o; parket, 811.0WS 12.00: city extra India
mess, 8k2.oni53.0O. Cut meats, quiet;
lckled belllfs, IU.2Mil3.60; pickled hams,
12.OOnl2.7i. Lard, quiet; western prime.
88.70Aii.80; rcQned, steady; continent, I9.2S;
South America, $1016; compound, va.'yij
Tork, steady; family, l.of819.o;
short clear. 817.00q18.00: mess, 818.0ijl!.S0.
iaju w Bteany city tu per pag.i, HYto:
Oountry (pkg. free), 626'4c ,
iuub steady: domest 0. fair to extra. sk
$7c; Japanese, nominal.
Cllttyh. Steady to firm: new state fun
cream, colored and white, small, best, 12Wo;
large, Ufco; fair to good, llfllto; Inferior,
8afioo.
kuus Firm: state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 20'8aic;
cholos and mixed extra, 19ilHo; first to
extra first, nifSo; western firsts. 16ltHo.
Ofllctal price, 16c; seconds, HH-fclSHo.
WULTttr-uvi steady; western spring
chickens, 18c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, Ho.
Dressed firm; western broilers, atKfl'lc; tur
keys, 10U4o; fowls, 13VW.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Sells OS Rapidly on Rise of
Call Loan Rate.
ST. PAUL LEADS THE DECLINE
tsloa Pactflp. Reading, Amalgamated
Copper Come Next -Slight Rally
Near Close on Covering
by Shorts.
CUICAQO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat a r a of the Trading- and Closing-
I'rleea'n Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, July 10. For the greater part
of the day the wheat market was weak
because of the fear the government crop
report would show an Improved condition
of the new crop. At tha close tha Septem-
m delivery showed a net loss of WO-Ho.
Corn was a shade higher. Oats wre up Vic
Provisions wre a shade to 100 lower.
The government report was made publto
fifteen minutes prior to the close of the
session. It gave the condition of winter
cat on juiy 1 at m a, as oomparea witn
on June 1 and spiring wheat 87.8,
pared with 88.7 on Juno L Tha figures
oil the norlne wheat oron were aenerailv
eunstdered bvArtslinnaahrUoTTas' the greatest
damage, it li claimed,' has taken plaoa
aince June 1. Immediately following the
publication of tha report tha market ral
lied sharply, prioea advancing about lo in
less than nve minutes, ins sharp upturn,
however, induced free realizing and a loss
of part of tha gain. Previous to the publi
cation of the report the market was weak
chiefly bevauaa of weather conditions In
thla country, and on tha expectation that
the government figures would be of a bear
ish nature. Trading was dull for the
greater part of the day. The close was
easy. September opened a shade hlrher
to ttWVto lower at MyawHo, sold off to
8"Tc and then advanced to BHtfWA4 0. The
clone was at DM4.0. Clearanoea of wheat
and flour war equal to 118.300 bu. Primary
receipts were 467.000 bu., against 688,000 bu.
for the same day 'last year. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
L'i'2 cars, against iHl cars last week and
13 cara one year ago-
The oorn market was weak early In the
day In sympathy with wheat and becauHe
of ruin throughout tha eorn belt. Later
the market became more firm on good buy.
ing by cash houses. The government re-
rort was a bullish faotor late In the day.
t estimated the oorn crop on July 1 to be
80.2, against 87.1 on tha same date one
year ago. The close was ateaJy. September
opened VkC higher to V40 lower, at 64&c,
Bold off to 64f4Ho and closed at 64"tc06o.
Local receipts were 1U cars, with 82 of
contract grade.
Oata were strong nearly all day. Elevator
Interests were active buyers. Tha firmness
was largely due to crop damage reports.
The government crop report Indicated the
condition on July 1 to be 81, compared with
81.6 on June 1. September opened a shade
to HWHo higher, at 8H40HQ, sold between
Sso and 4tHo and olosed at 40S4gtOHo.
Local reoelpts were 88 oars.
Provisions were extremely quiet and tha
market was easy because of a Sc decline
In the prloe of live hogs. At the close Sep
tember pork was off lvo at 816.2S. Lard was
a shade lower at 8fc5fr.7Vs. Ribs were
2W(-c lower, at 88 24ft.t&.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whsat,
16 cars; corn, 178 cara; oats, 61 oars f hogs,
la.OW head.
'The leading futures ranged aa followa:
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
General Ratna Prevail Over Ontral
Valleys.
OMAHA. July 10,. 1807.
Ralna were general during lart night in
the central valleys and southern states,
and continue this morning in localities in
the Missouri and middle Mississippi valleys.
In Nebraska the falls were heaviest in the
northeast portion and were light and scat
tered in the southern portion. The weather
Is slightly cooler in the east and south and
generally oooler In the moutaln district,
although no decided change In temperature
has occurred in any section. The outlook
Is favorable for continued unsettled
weather, with showera in thla vicinity to
night and Thursday, with not much change
in temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and precip
itation compared with- the corresponding
day of the last three years:
1807 190S 19f 1504
Minimum temperature.... 68 67 66 68
Precipitation 72 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 78 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation aince March 1,
T.18 lncnea.
Ieflciency corresponding period In 1908,
170 inches
Deficiency corresponding period Irr 1908,
.07 mones, u. a. v hlbh.
Local Forecaster.
Corn and Wneat Regrloa Ballet!.
For the twenty-four hours endinr at 8 a
m., 76th meridian time, Wednesday, July 10.
1907
Stations.
Ashland, Neb 82
AuDurn, Men v
Columbus, Neb... 81
Falrbury, Neb.... 96
Fairmont, Neb... M
Or. island. Neb.. 87
Hartlngton, Neb, 78
Hastings, Neb.... 93
83
91
91
77
84
95
76
76
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Max. Min.
68 '
67
67
65
69
64
7
64
Articlea. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Tes'y.
Wheat
. July
8pL
Dec.
Corn
July Sept.
July
May
Oats
July Be pi.
Dec.
Msy
Pork
July Sept.
Lard
, July
. Sept.
' Sept.
8i-t.
Oct.
24 92V
844
use
&2,UM
64
4UH
4ti,iiHl
42V3I
16 06
1 80
8 80
8 86
6 00
00
644
487,
4CSI
14 !tl
?4
W 94
99V
64 64V
64HH64Wfuoi
624i 63-4
.4SH 4S
iif,otl-
41 H 40S-I
434JWkj
14 OS
14 80
82H
6 874
02-4!
8 46 a 46
8 2W 8 66
8 67 atTHf
16 06
16 26
80
t as
8 KlVi
8 46
8 60
67-41
41H!
43W
16 06
18 26
8 8?Vi
8 00
8 46
6 46
I 67
82H
M4
64T,
54
us
43H
80'
4"-4
42T4&U
18 15
18 St
8 80
8 7,4i
0C4
8 47t
8 67V&
8 40
fall.
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.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.62
.00
.80
.72
.00
.80
a. 10
.00
T
.01
for
Skr.
Pt. oloudy
uiear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
ft. cloudy
jiouay
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Jwelve-hour
NETW TORK, July 10 The rapid de
cline in prices of stocks today was quite
generally accepted as a readjustment from
an artificial level established by manipu
lative tactics. Various occurrences were
cited as weakening influences on the mar
ket, but the conviction remained that
these were Impelling causes towajvl the
abandonment of a futile campaign lor a
rise rather than any deep-seated incentive
to liquidation In tha ordinary sense
Bankers and even stock commission
houses are numerous which have dep
recated the untlmellness of the recent
operations to advance prices and to at
tract a public Interest in. stocks, hut tlio
persistence and the strength of th-op-erationa
carried a certain amount of con
viction with them. The campaign van
carried up to the very threshold of to
day's severe money requirements with ap
parent unconcern and heedless of the
warnings which have been common In the
Wall street district ever since the ad
vertisements designed to further the
project began to appear. The whole
imicct seemed to be abruptly abandoned
today, and half to two-thirds of the gain
wnu-n have been more than two weeks in
establishing were surrendered in a few
hours.
St. Paul, which wsa reserved by the
speculative leaders for their last re
source, after being forced up, even In
face of yesterday a selling pressure,
naturally was the most acute sufferer to
day. Vnion Pacific, Reading, Amalgamated
Copper and the HlU stocks came next in
the order In which they have figured in
the operations of the manipulators of the
market. Some special weakness In Union
raciflc was attributed to the poor sub-
acrlptlona reported to the new oonvertlble
bond Issue. A converse statement of th9
case was also heard, that the subscrip
tion period for the bonds having expired
the upport of Union Pacific for the pur
pose of adding to the attractiveness of
the bonds was no longer maintained. Sub
scription warrants for St. Paul new stock
also fell back In proportion to the fall
In the stock Itself. The squeeze In the
money market came as was expected, and
waa Indeed Inevitable with the "with
drawal today of government deposit
from the national hanks. The engage
ment of 81.000,000 of gold for shipment
to France aggravated the effect of the
money disturbance, aa the rise In money
rates and the fall in foreign exchange
had aroused hopes that the gold export
movement was at hand. Probably tho
scaling down of money market resources
had some part In forcing the retreat of
the party committed to -the long side of
the market. Foreign markets sent selling
ordera and were reported uneasy over
our money position, over the failure of
tha Union Pacific bond offering, or Its
abandonment to the underwriting syndi
cate, and the friction between this coun
try and Japan. The publication of
cordial expressions on the part of the
newly-arrived Japanese admiral in New
Tork occurred about the .time a sharp
rally in prices was In progress late In
the afternoon. The small number of sub
scriptions to the bond issue eased the
money condition, out the return of de
posits Into the sub-treasury depleted aup
plles to such an extent aa to run the
money rate up to 8 per cent quite early In
the day. The filing of the government's
suit against the American Tobacco com
pany and the stated purpose of the New
Tork Public Utilities commission to probe
the local traction merger served to keep
alive the sentiment of apprehension over
government activities against corpora
tions. Tha reduction In the price of cop
per also was an unsettling Influence and
another decline in prices ut the New York
metal exchange kept alive uneasiness over
the gtablllty of that market. The gov
ernment crop report offered no help to
atocka. The first report on the year'a
corn orop waa of a poor ahowlng. Tho
Improvement in condition of winter wheat
waa less than was hoped for aid tho
falling off In condition of spring wheat
waa unfavorable. Tha covering of ahprts
to take profits reduced the losses' some
what, but the closing waa easy.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par
value. 11,827.000. United states 4s de
clined 4 per cent on call.
Tha range of prices on tha New ' Tork
Stock exchange waa as follows:
Bal. High. Low. Close.
j.-.s..M4..'rn: gold roln nnd bullion. fi7.V4;
gold certificates, 87t.3f5. 46).
New Tork Maaer Market.
NEW TORK. July W.-MONKY-On call
strong, C4i8 per cent; ruling rate, 4 per cent;
closing bid. 6 per cent; ofTred st t1 per
cent. Time loans, very strong; sixty days,
I per cent; ninety days, 6'6&4j per cent;
six months, 6 rer cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6r1TH
Pt6TKRLINO EXCHANGE Weak, with
actual business In banker s bills at 14 M75
1H u0 for demand and at $4 .83404 43 for
sixty day bills; posted rates. 84MH4M14.
an.l $4 4i4 SH. commercial bills, 84 S3.
SILVER Bar, 671o; Mexican dollars,
624c.
bonds O overnment, easy; railroad,
easv.
Closing quotatlona on bonds today were
as followa:
. .1"6 Japtn 4Hn. etrs
. .l' do 3d arriei, el-lnt
..lft?4 60
...lll'U A N. onl. 4 ...
..1-Jf-i Munhlt. e. ol4 4s...
M. rntrl 4l
,.. Tl do 1st Ino
. ..1H Minn, a St. U 41.
... M , K. T. 4s
, .. i do ltl
... K"4 N. R. of M. C. 4s...
... tt H T. C. t.n. im...
.... f !. J P gn. 6s
1 ... TUVk No. Pacific 4s....
6a. do Is
Is. rg.
4s. ng.
C. 8
do coupon
V. 8. as. res
do eoupoa
u. I BSW
do coupon ..
Am. Toto. 4...
do
Atchison (n.
do mU. 4s...
Atlantlo C. U
D. A O. 4s
do lm
Brs. R. T. e.
central of Oa.
4a.
do Id Inc
do d lnr
Ches. a O. 4Hs
Chlrairo A A. IHS.
C, B a q. n 4a...
C. R. I. P. 4a...
do eol. 6a
crc. A gt. L. a. 4s.
Colo. lnd. 6s. r. A
Colo. Mid. a
Colo. 80. 4a.
Cpl 6s
P AB O. 4s..
Pint. Pi-cn. it..
Erie prior II an
dn an. 4s
70 Norfolk A W. e.
64 'Or. 8. L. rfg. I
.1"04 fmn. c. IHa...,
. 4T Raadlns Oen. 4s..
. St. L A I. M. e.
. tf st. u a i r. fg.
M St. L. s. W eon.
. 7 Seaboard A. L. 4a...
, 43 80 Farlflri 4a
... 47 do 1st 4a ctfs
... (14 ftontharn Br fs
...lo?' Ti. A Pacific lata
... 1 T.. St. U A W. 4s
...04 I'nlon Pacific 4s...
... Kit t'. 8. Uteri Id 6s...
80 Vi'lht.h lnu
Hock. Vallar 4s. ...1M1. do dab. n.
Japan a P Weatarn Md. 4a.
do 8d sarlea M W. A U R. 4a.
Wis. Ceutral 4s.
Bid. Offered.
374,
30
. N
. M
. 30
. Hit
. 31
. s4
. s4
. 4
. 3
ms
.1S
7t
4a. I4i
Is... 33H
34
34
6s. .11"
4a. 7I4
4s. U
i.... 70
37
..... 014
106 14,
111
, 74
. r.-H
107
41
74
30
84
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desirable Fat Cattle Steady, with
Common Kindt Weak.
HOGS RUNNING FIVE CENTS LOWER
Sheep la Pair Herein!, Mostly All
Oregon and Idaho Bangers
Demand Good aad Prioea
Fally Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 10, 1907.
Recelpta were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 8,.6 1.4 4.x)
OIlK lal Tuesday 8.810 13. Sua 4,469
Oflkial Wednesday a, 464 1AM0 8,u0
71
ITS
4 77
r i'4 in I r.
f ! ir 3 ax
8HKKI'-There was a f'r run of sheep
again today, the arrivals for the moat
part consisting of Pri-gon and Idaho rnnc
stuff. There were also three cars of fed
sheep. The market wns without any note
worthy change ami s-llers were generally
quoting It aa steady with yesterday. Malm
yenrllnas that sold at ISOt yesterday '
brought the same price today, with ewes
at 8636 tha same as yesterday. The Idaho
wethers at li. sold up to 85.75 today.
The market continues In a good healthy
condition and Is entirely satisfactory to .
to the selling Interest.
Quotations on range sheep and Ismlis: ,
Oood to choice Inmhs, 70tv,i7.Z5: fair t
good lamh, 8o.04i7.(4: cull lambs. 4.8tf j
fl W; good to choice yearling wethers, 8'' 8S
trfi.15; fair to good yearllna wethers. 8s.a
4i6.75; good to choice wether. $.'.'.fiV.75;
fair to good wethers. ll.7Wi?: good to
choice ewes. 84.8Mi6.40; f.ilr to good ewes,
$4.ae475: culls snd bucks. 12.: $4.00.
Representative, soles:
to he scute further selling by Wall street,
luncs. there mm a fiilr rteninnd. Iticluilli g
purchases sttrihuted t one of the leading
packers. The market closed nrin at i
net advance of 1 to I'O points. Sulci
a-ere reported of 4? 7.".0 1hk. Including
Julv st n.liXc: September. 6 4.f6 6"Oj I
remtier. f'lJuifcdnc, March. o6Mi.7rtcl
Mny, 6.70 i J.MH-; June, 6.704j 5.7Rc. Hi ct
Simtos No.
Cordova,
xtcn.U : Kin No. i. 8 V
!, 7 He; mild cotTce, steaily;
V 1 2 . C
OM A II Wlinl.F.44LK. MARKKTI,
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. July 10. Call loans,
6rfl per cent,
hoods were as
. 17 Bingham
. IC'4 Cal. A Hacla
, 10 Centennial
. I3H Copper Rtnga ....
. SIS Pair West
.214 Franklin
.160 Oranby
.WB lala Rorala ,
....100 Mass. Mining
lto Michigan
H..16I Mohawk
.....U6H Mont. Coal A C.
S Old Pomlnlon
...,1H Oscaola
....126 Parrot
... lffTUj Qutnry
.... IB Shannon .........
. ... Sti1 Tamarack
.114 Trlnltr
. 14 Vnlted. Copper ....
. 61 V. 8. Mining
. V. 8. Oil ,
.10'Hftah.
Victoria ...
27 Winona
3f.4 Wolrartne
M4 Butte Coalition....
1 Narada
41 01. A Ariiona...
f'i Arta. Commtrclal
lSi4
cent; time loans,
closing prices; on
A'chlsnn adj. 4s
do 4s
Mrs. Central 4n
Atchison
do pftl
Iimton a Albany
Boaton A Mains.
Doaton Elevated .
Fltchburg p(d ....
Mas. Central
N. T., N. H. A
Vnlon Pacific ...
Am. Pneu. Tubs.
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel..
Am. Woolen
do pfd
F .11 ion Kleo. & III
Msaa. Elactrlo ...
do pfd
Maaa. Oas
Vnlted Fruit
I'nltcd Shoe Mach.... tu
do pfd
tj. 8. Rtaal..
do pfd
Adranturs ,..
Allouaa
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Asked.
C'JM per
Official
follows:
13
S44
t
MH
13H
16
11
lH
I
14
a
i
45
l'SVfc
8
114
17
Ill
64
41
4S14
10
63
"i
ISO
84
,. 14
.144
June 26..,
une 27...
tine 28..
une 28...
une 80...
uly
uiy
July
July
uly
uly
July
July
July
July
Sundav. "Holiday.
The official number ot cara of stock j
brought In today hy each road waa:
Cattle. Hugs. Sheep. It'sea ;
C, M. &. St. P 8 -a
Wabash 1
Mo. Pac 1
I'nlon I'aeinc Hvstem 9 60 14 1 .
C. & N. W. (east) 8 10
C. A N. W. (west)... 24 M 1 8
C, St. P., M. 0 19 12
C, B. A q. (east) 16 8
C, II. dc Q. (west) 30 16 2
C, R. I. A Y. (east).. 8 9 .. 1
Illinois Central 9
Chicago Great West. .. 3
Total recelpta .....107 lot l 14
London Closing; 8 toe Us.
LONDON, July 10. Cdoslng quotatlona on
stocks were as followi
f
No. 1
Cash quotations were as followa.
FUOL'R steady; winter patents, 84.150
, 4 .Ui; straighla, UMXyiw; soring patents,
84 6cj3.0u; atralghta 8J.Zj4i4.lt), bakrs, 62.60
ost.
WHBAT No. 8 spring, $l.V7j1.01: No. I
apring, 84COS1.00; No. 8 red. l6."4c.
tXKN No. 8, ttH'UVc; No. 1 yellow,
64ii4u4o.
OAT a-No. -I, 43'4c; No. S white. 44'.4i4Cc
hir-No. i, tbo.
HAKI.EY Fair to choice malting, gn-fjrc.
I iiClClki F"la, No. 1 northwestern, ll.rl'v
l'rtme tlinotby, 84.76. Clover, contract grade,
86--6.
r-KOVISIONg Short ribs, sides (loose.,
f!-fc4tl'S.6A Mess pork, per bbl., $16.0Ut;il.ii).
Lard, per hw Ihs., t.W. Short clear sides
tlxed, 8S.7t&.t). -
Receipts and shipments of flour ad grain
were as follows:
, Receipts.
Klour, bbls -a 4
Wheat, bu 41,J
Corn, bu ....877 Too
I'l 17'lt)
Ky; " ,. 1.UO
llarky. . bu
.m me t-roduee exchange today the but
ter market waa firm; ereamvrtea, lsrttjiMo;
dalrlua, KftJlSc. Fgs, stesdy; at mark,
raaea Included. lSiiiw..; (Irm in..- ...i,.,
firsts, 14c.. Cheese, steady, luat'vje.
Oakdalu. Neb
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah. Neb... 91 - 63
Alt. la. 77 66
Carroll. Ia 84 64
Clarinda, la
Sibley, la 76 61
Hioux city, ia... 7 as
Minimum temperature
period ending at I a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 26 84 ' 64 .06
Columbus, 0 17 (W 64 .06
Dea Moines, Ia.... 14 84 64 . 63
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12 90 66 .12
Kansus city, Mo.. 19 vu 68 .06
Minneapolis. Minn. r8 ' ..' .. .04
Omaha, Neb 19 88 66 , 28
fit. Louis, Mo It ' 94 70 . .08
Showers occurred In all portions of the
corn and wheat region within... the last
twenty-four hours. Ilia weather la slightly
cooler In the western portion.
I A. WEUSII, Local Forecaater.
St. I.outa General Market.'
ct t rtTTTa t . . i ia TirnmAT taa.
track No. 8 red cash, fclc, nominal; No. i
hard, 9l4)2c; September, i'JSc; Decern
ber, 9C.Sc.
CORN Firm; track No. 1 caah. 644B4Ho:
Septeniber, 6J:aii64o; December, 61So; No. I
white. 660.
OATS Firm; track No. t cash, 45c; Sep
tember, 89c; December, 40c; No. 8 white,
47HC
Fi.O(JR Steady; red winter patents, 84 40
454.66; extra fancy and straight, t3-9"&-X;
clear. U80V-8.86.
SEEI riim; timothy. IS.263H.28.
CORNMKAL Weak; $2.70.
IlRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 9n$-6c.
HAY Quiet; timothy, $14.0ua,.00; prairie,
110.0043 18.60.
IRON COTTON T1E8-81.08. '
HAUOINO ll'tc.
HKMP TWlNB-lOo.
PROVISIONS Pork lower; lobbing, 816 80.
Lard ateady; prime steam, 88.42H.. Dry salt
meats steady, boxed extra shorts, 89.26;
clear ribs, 'J 26; short clears, I'J 37H. Bacon
steady; boxed, extra short. 10.U"4; clear
ribs, tl0.U: short clears, 110.26.
POULTRY Steady; chickens, Wia;
springs. 16c; turkeys, 12Hc; ducks, 8c;
gese, 6c.
HI'TTER Stesdv; oreamery. 21026a.
kXcGS Steady, 12c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bids T) 6.010
Whoat. bu iu.Oi") 88.0UO
Corn, bu 84.000 6,f0
Oats, bu .. 24,000 48.000
Kansas City 4-rala and Pravlsloaa.
KANSAS CITY, July 10 WHEAT Juiy.
86V; Septembor, gSc; December, 91V4C.
Cash: No. 2 hard. tf'tiWc; No. 8. Kij6c;
No. 8 red. 67&8c; No. 8. MfjUla.
CORN July, 49V; September, &oyo; De
cember, 47V- Cash: No. 3 mixed, 62c; No.
8. 61V; No. 2 while. 62V. No. 8. 62c,
OATS No. 2 white. 40"4j4uo ; No. t
mixed. 43i4:e
RYR Steady, V52c.
HAY Kirm; choice timothy, $16.584318.00;
choice prairie. 8lO.0fii.10.5O.
PI'TTKR Creamery. 2.H',c; packing. 17Ho.
IXKJS Firm; extras. lbV; firsts, 16c;
aeot.nds, 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
26jn 17 000
lo.ort) 32,0u0
8.0U0 lX.OoO
cash prices:
Shipments.
82.6' a)
lo. I'D
231. t
110 .)
lit)
Mlaneapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 10. WHEAT. Sep-
Itember, $1 (rt a. Dacsmlwr, vc; No.
bard. $l.2vI.0JWi Nov 1 northern, 61.01'ai
014a; No. 1 noi thorn, 9ii7c.
LOCK-First palenla, 86.HJ6.80; acoud
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Kansas City
Articles.
Open. High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
September.. I December. ..
Corn
September.. December...
I 1 1
sihS HtrtfaSi wa
60rH
471
6(-4
47l
4S44'60ii''
47 itfVifV
A asked. B bid.
Dalath liraln Market.
DVLL'TH, Minn.. July 10. WHBAT No.
1 northern, ll.l; No. I northern. 81. uo7;
July, 81.uiH; St-plember, $l.W.4g; Deoeinber,
DATS On track, 13c.
Amar. Bxpraas
Amalgamated Copper ..
Amar. Car and Foundry
av pia
Amar. Cotton Oil
do pfd
Amar. Eipraaa
Amar. Hid Laathar pfd
Amar. Ica, ai-dlr
Amar. Unssad Oil
do pfd
Amar. Loco mot It
do pfd
Amar. Bmaltlog A Ret.,,.
do pfd
Amar. Sugar Refining
Amar, Tohaoco pfd etfs....
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcbtaon
do pfd
Atlantlo Coaat Una..
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd 4.,
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt....
Canadian PaclBo
Central of New Jeruay....
Cheaapaaka a Ohio
Chicago Oraat W eaters....
Chicago A Nortbweatern..
O., U. A BU P
Chloagn Term. A Trans....
do pfd
C, 0., C. A St. Loula
Colorado Fual and Iron....
Colorado A Southern
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Consolidated Oas
Cora Products
do pfd
Delaware A Hudson
Dal.. Lack. A Waiters. ...
Denver A Klo Grande
do pfd
Distillers' gecurltles
Brio
do let pfd
do d pld
General Kleetrla
Illlnoia ('antral
Inter. Paper
do era
Inter. Pump
do pfd
leva Central
do pfd
X. 0. Southern
do pfd
Loulsrlile A Naahellla....
Mexican Central
Minn. A 8t. Ixile
at., Bt. P. Bault Bte. M
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
M.. Kaneaa A Teaaa
do pfd
National Lead
If. R K. ef Mexico pfd...
N. V. Central
N. Y., Out. A Western....
Norfolk A Western ,
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
Pitta., C, C. A St. Louis
(Teased Steal Car
da pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do let pfd
do gd pfd
Resmbllo Steel
do pfd
Rock Island Cs
do pfd
Rubber Goods pfd
St. L. A Ban Fran. Id pfd
6t. Louis Southwestern....
do pfd
goathera Pactfle.
do pfd
Saul hem Railsas '
da pfd
Taanaaaaa Coal and Iron .
Teaaa A Pactfta
Tol , St. L A West era....
do pfd
I'nlon PaolOc ....
do pfd
r. g. Bxpraas ...
V. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber ....
do pfd i
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Virginia-Caroline Caemloat
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Walla-Parga gipreaa
Weetlogbouee Klevtrlo ....
Weelera laloa
Wheallag A Lake trie....
Wleioaela Central
do pfd
Northers PaolSa, aa-4lT
Central Loathe
do pfd
Sloaav Shemeld
Oraat Northern pfd
IaterOFaTa Metropolitan.
do pfd
Offered
Total sales lor tha day,
...111. MO
... 1,000
80
4844
1
100 10Uj
'800 e"
I, Boo
n
1,400
1.4i
12.600
14.100
100
1PU4
l'H
111
ft)
(SH
14
4SH
Dt,
...!
lovi
67H
li'a
l'ft
1HH
e'
68
89
4A
Consols, money...
do accoui.t
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago O. W
C. M. A St. Paul.
Da Beers
D. A R. O
do pfd ,
Brie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central ....
Loulrrtlle A N
SILVER Car,
HM., K. A Texas 14
.. t4"4 N. T. Central Ill
.. It' Norfolk A W 7714
.. K4 do pfd I"
.. II Ont. A Western VS.
.. 9 PmuiSTlvanla J"
..HRRand Mines IH
.. 34 Reading 6f"4
.. 11(4 Southern Rr PH
1M4 do pfd TO
P So. Pacific I'"4
1114 Union Pacific 140(4
, Tt do pfd f
, UV. S. Steal I7'4
41 do pfd 10J hi
. 44 Wabash HH
MS do pfd 24
H4 Bpanlah 4s U14
11IH '
steady; 81 d per ounoa.
The disposition of the day's receipts was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tha num-
per ul neaa indicated:
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company ....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour At Company ...
Cudahy Pkg. Co.. K. C.
Cudahy Pkg. Co., S. a
hwirt and Co., K C.
Swift and Co., St. Joe..
Animus dx Co., Iv. c...
Hill dt Son
Sol Degan
Other buyers
VONKV-H. ner cent,
The rate of discount on the open market
for short bills Is 8"0!t4 per 'or three
monthe" bllla la 8 7-16V58Vi per cent.
New York Mining; Mocks.
NEW TORK, July 10. Closing Quotations
on mining siocks were:
Adams Con.
Alice
Hreece :
Brunararlck Cm).
Comatock Tunnol ..
Con. Cal. and Vs.
Horn Silver
Iron Sllrer
Leadvllla Con
. 16 Little Chief ,
.400 Ontario, v.,
. 44
. 84
, so
.lis
.124
. 8
opnir. ........
Poroat'.. ......
Baraga .U.1.....
Sierra Narad ,.
Small Mopes ..
Standaia ......
6
429
no
14
41
II
, 10
140
1004 W44 14
t.X
tm
4.000
1.000
1.210
47.4U0
4.900
5u0
ii"
1114
147 hi
1M(4
1144
1414
8T.44
10
0H
14(4
700 44(4 ' 41
Isaar Adigaart Ten Cants.
NFTW TORK, July 10.-A11 grades of ro
ilned sugar were advanced 10 cents a hun-
dred pououa tovta
tno
;.)0
700
i'o'o
110
I.SO0
6.4'tv
l.oow
1,1' )0
400
loo
14
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1"0
Id
100
Too
l.oo
100
toO
t. 400
ii6
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II
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141
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70
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too
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Balk Clearings.
OMAHA, July 10 Bank clearings for to
day were l,tr.ft,z.tttj ana tor ins
spondlng data last year 81,634,004.39.
Wool Market.
HOSTON, July 10. WOOL Despite inter
ruptions to business caused by the holiday
last week and by the vacation given to
emnlnvsi bv leading manufacturers, the
volume of salea In the wool market during
the last week has been surprisingly large.
Several million pounds have been trans
ferred, nearlv all being domestic wool.
Porelirn wool Is aulet. There Is more gen
eral Interest among buyers and rates are
Increasing. Fine wools are selling wen.
The leadlne- nuotatlons are as follows:
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri, three-
elshths blood. 381o: Texas, scoured, fin
twelve months, TWTSc; fine six to eight
months. 664iWc; fine fall, 67W-S80. California,
scoured, northern, 6Vr)6Kci middle Country,
flfVhwfio: southern. KMnJSc: fn.ll free. 62tfo.
Oregon, scoured, eastern No. 1 staple, 7?
76c; eastern No. 1 clothing. 70'c; eastern
average, GWToc; valley No. 1, 9tX(j.v. Tern
torv. scoured basis, fine staple. TViTJc: Mm
medium staple, 6oT((70c; fine clothing, tW3
70c; fine medium clothing, 65tf6.io. Pulled
wool, entra, 6V&72c; tine A, B8i&2c; super A,
6Mi5Kc: sunor li. 44-Q47c; super C. iwft06c.
LONDON, July 10. WOOL A better se
lection, amount Inar to 13.153 bales, was of
fered at the wool auction sales today. Fine
araih-a sold at hardenlnr rates, but In
ferlors were Irregular. Americans bought
fair supplies of greasy half broods and fine
Merinos, navlnir la 4d for South Australian
greasy combings. Homo buyers took cross
breds freely. Following are the sales in
detail: New 8outh Wales. 8.800 bales
scoured, lod; greasy, SdWIs 2Hd. Queens
land. 1.8(10 bales: scoured. Is IVidTMs HVd
greasy, lodiijls Id. Victoria. 1.300 bales
scoured, la 4dls 104d South Australia,
1,7(0 bales; scoured, lsa'1e ld. West Aus
tralia. 10O bales; greasy, Rdls VM. Ne
Zealand. 8.000 bales: scoured. Is Id lets Id
greasy, 7di1s 2d. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal, l.nij nales; scoured, Is SdZs IVid
greasy, nff liu,
ST. Il'IS. Jtily 10. WOOL Steady: me-
ntum grades, commng ana nothing. a.Tjisc
llKht fine. 22?'J8c; heavy fine. lfcyHo; tub
washed, 9KB31VSC.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 10. COTTON Spot
closed quiet, z& points lower; middling up
lands. 1:0; middling gulf. 13.4ic; no sales.
New ifork cotton Quotatlona. funilsliei
by Iogan dt Bryan, 112 Board of Trade
building:
Opening. High. Low. Close,
Feptember 1U 11 11H1 1161
Octuhor 134 1207 ll'O 11M
Ieecemher 1209 12i4) llfl 11R1
T.IVF.RPOOK July 10. COTTON Spot In
fair demand. Prices 7 points higher. Amer
ican middling fair. 8.84d; good middling.
7 td: middling. 7 Sod; good ordinary, 4 20d;
ordinary. 6.8O1I. The sales of the day were
10.000 bales, of which 1 were for specula
tion and export, and included 8.600 Ameri
can. Receipts were 11.00 bales. Including
6.ww American. Futures opened quiet and
close1 easy.
NEW ORLEANS, Julv 10.-COTTON
Spot closed easy; sales. 600 hales; low ordi
nary, 8c; ordinary, 106-inc, nominal; low
middling. ll-16o: middling. 13c; srood mid
dling, 13V nominal; middling fair. 14'4o.
nominal: fair. lwv. nominal; recelpta, 328
bales; stew'k. 61,160 bales.
ST. IiOlFS. July 10, COTTON Dull;
middling. H'.c; no sales or receipts; ship
ments. 8)4) bales; stock, 14.168 bales.
84.T93
i7.;4
36,746
a..
12.049
ll'.oHJ
e,2
7.-8S
4,74
16,014
Three days this week.... 6,274
Bania daya last week .... 7.416
Bams uaa 8 weeks ago. .18,200
Same days 3 weeks ago..ll.4od
Same days 4 weeks ago. .14, 60S
Same days last year.. ..11.867
ihe foliowina table shows the levelpts
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha tor
me year to dle, compared with last year:
liJ7. imuA Inc. Dec.
Cattle 678.788 490.433 88.366
Hogs l,j;8.7SS 1. 4W.110 120,314
Sheep 843,707 7S6.477 68,230
The foliowina table shows the average
price of hogs st feouth Omaha for the last
several days, with oomparlsonst
Data. ri0O7. 18O4.ll06.lX.!lfcl.lO2.1901.
1.
2...
8...
4...
6...
6...
7...
8...
...
10..
6 8841 6 a 6
t &-' V t 4i 6 m
4 isol g 44 6 SO
i 8-V,,
6 W
hi'
6
6 -
6 47
6 46
8 4M
6 42!
6 Hi
6 7S-H
at lM ' a 81
V GO-' V 9.
6 60;
6 22
6 17
6 23
6 48
6 4X 5 29
6 14
6 U
6 06
t (Ml
6 13;
6 18
6 26
6 26!
6 261
6 83
$ 26
6 27
6 19
6 1
6 1
6 701 7 61
7 64
T 661
7 62
( 67
6 6ttt
6
8 60
6 61
6 661
6 491
6
6 4T
6 83
7 41
7 44
7 61
ee j
7 641
6 88
6 11
I 87
e
t 81
t to
6 88
6 72
ea
( 78
6 78
tt Vntlve lambs
t;j Native ewes
2 western yrlngs. and wethers.
213 western yrlngs. snd wethers.
8 western ewes
10 western cull ewes
247 Idaho wethets. feeders
699 Idaho yearlings, feeders
100 Idaho yearlings
60 Idaho yearlings
100 Idaho wethers
40 Idaho ews, culls
11 Idaho culls
IS Idaho yearlings
13? Ids ho wethers
198 Idsho ewes
18 Idaho buck culls ....
16 Idaho awes
421 Idaho wethers
712 Idaho yearlings
103 western yearlings
829 western ewti
743 Oregon wethers
Av.
. M
. 94
V
'2
... 91
... 8r
... 73
... 77
... 78
... 94
... 8!
... 66
...
... 8-S
... 93
...1M
... 78
... 93
... 73
... 80
IT.
6 75
4 60
tt tv
6 00
4 60
2 75
6 no
6
6 9"
6 90
6 75
3 M
4 W
6 90
5 76
6 35
2 00
6 li
8 75
6 90
6 80
4 76
8 66
7 76
7 811 8 83
T M 6 48
7 63 I & 80
CHICAGO l.IVK STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Steady bnt Slow lloaa Five lo
Ten Cents Lower.
CHICAOO, July 10. CATTLE Receipts,
about 82,000 head; market steady, but slow;
common to prlmo steers, 84.754r7.80; cows.
33.2.rfc().25; heifers. t.l.OWuG.Oo; hulls, 3.i.SAtf
D.tiO: cnlves, 83.0O4'7.26; stockers and f ced rs,
$3.'K"ufiOO.
HOGS Recelpta about 30.000 head; 'market
6'ij'lOo lower; good to prime heavy, t .SOif
6 85; medium to good heavy, 8S.7('tJ,i.75;
butcher weights. 8fi.864i6.iiO; good to prime
mixed, 85.70(u.8O; light, IS.9irti4.uo; packing.
8" 00l6 7O; pigs, lE.G'htut ii; selected, 2t.0vd
6.10: bulk of sales, A.7O4t.90.
SHEKP AND LAMUS Roctlt'ts. about
lfl.ooo head; market for lamha, lOdl'JOo lower
sheep steady; sheep, 8').7bifi1.00; yonrllngs,
$o.6Ku.26; lambs. 6.5Cp'7.90.
261 2.4.10
81'3 2.9N7
630 4.0 2,811
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New York Live Stork Market.
NEW TORK. July 10.-REEVE3 - Re
celpta, 2,768 head; steers, steady to 10c low
er; bulls, steady, firm; cows, firm to 10c
higher; steers, S6.00rW7.15; extra, $7,26; bulls,
83.4ou-4.; cows, tl. 6ou4.n0. Exports today,
600 cattlo and 6,300 quarters of beef; tomor
row, 4.3O0 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 8.IM5 head. Veals
opened Bteady, closed 2Mt60c lower; butter
milks, steady to 16c lower; throwouts, $4.60
Wi.00; buttermilks, $4.0Xr(i'4.6O. Dressed calves
easier. City dressed veals, BVa'ij 1-VaC per
pound; country dressed, 7ra'ic.
8HEEP AND LAMI18 Recelpta, 6,119
head; sheep, steady; lambs, firm; sheep,
$3.rVvUC.t; culls, $2.60(d,3.26; lambs. $7.76
8.87V4: culls, 6.50.
HOOS Receipts. 6,849 head; market,
steady to Arm; heavy and medium weight,
$6.60(6.76.
Total
...2,903 13,160 4,367
Kansas City l.l-re Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. July 10-CATTLE-Ro
CATTLE Receipts of all kinds of cattle celpts, 10.H00 head. Including 2,00) head
were very light today for this time of week,
but there were good runs at some other
points, so that there was nothing in the
situation to advance prices.
There waa a fair demand tor good grades
of fat cattle aud everything answering to
southerns; market steady to strong; choice
export and dressed beef steers, $ii.25'fivi 9);
fair to good, 85.OiKo41.25; western fed steers,
84.604i 50; stockers and feeders, $S.25y4 7.r.;
southern steers, $3.76'?tr.00; southern cows,
$2.60ii3.75; native cows, $26fj4W; native
that description sold quite freely at good 1 heifers, $3.00(86.60; bulls, $3.00fl4.60; calves,
lngs cattle good enough to bring $6.80.
While the good kinds were free sellers at
ateady prices the less desirable grades Were
alow and a little easier.
The dispute between packers and com-
HOQS Receipts. 12.000 head: market 68"t0e.
lower; top, $6.90; bulk. J5.7EBf.86; heavy, 85.10
6S.75; packers, to.Tttjt.&o; pigs and lights,
! $6.S06.f'.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, Z.OO
Condition of Trade and Quotations oa
Staple and 8'nnry I'rotlnce.
j FtlCS-Per dog.. 14c.
ltl'TTFIl-Packing slock. 17i;V4r; choice
to fitney d:tlrv 19v-"i'c; creamery, riVo
LIVE I'OILTRV-Sprlng chit kens. l31)J"c; .
hens, Vtil0c; roosters, 60; turkeys, lie;
ducks, lUv; gese, fie.
I FRF1TS AND MFI.ONS.
CALIFORNIA PEACH ES Per bog,
$160; vellow freeston.s. $105.
CALIFORNIA 11.1 MS-Per crate, $8.25.
. CALIFtKNlA t:llF:RRU.S Per box of
nhnut 4 Iha MnrW or white. $210.
TEXAS WATERMELONS Each, 85C.
0 a id (VV.
CANTEIH PE-Callfornla, 46 to crate,
atandnrd, $5 50'. tt 10 crate, pony, $3.60.
TROPICAL FRCITS.
LEMONS-Umonlera, 8"0 also 7.50; 800
sire, 87.71.; other branda, 6O0 less.
BANANAS Per medlum-elsed bunob,
2.0t-4i2 26: Jumboos. $2 60U8.6U.
ORANGES Medltorranean Sweeta,
fancy, 160 else, $4.00; 176. 200, 216 and,
tA sires, $4 50; 96. 126 and 3f alaes.
83.75; extra fancy, 36c more per box; St.
Michaels, 174, 200. 218 and 250 slsoa,
$4 75; 126 and 150 sixes. 14 60; Valsnolsa.
In. 98 snd 112 sixes, 14 26; 126, 160. 114,
9; .1 Bn,l 'JUS aim, ft 76din.flO.
1ATES-Kaiwav 6c; sayeis. o; hal
1 lowls, 6c; new etuffed walnut dates, 8-lb.
box, II. w.
OLD VEtirTABLES.
POTATOES Per bu , Kc m
NAVY 11KANS rer bu.. No. 1. $1,009
2.10; No. 2, $1.904r2.00.
POTATOES Per bu.. $1.86.
NEW PEPPERS-Per 6-eosket crate,
$3.00 to $3.60: per buabel box. $1.0a
ASPARAOl'S 86c per -"oa. bunenea.
BEANS New wax a.id string, per H
bu box or basket, T'iO.
BEE 18. Tl'HMl'S and pARROrg Per
d..r i...in In s. ;ii.or.r.c.
PIEPLANT Per dog. bunches, 200.
CI'cr.MltERB- Per doa.. tiJ76c.
TOMATOES Texas, fancy, 20-1U crata,
ai ir
ONIONS Oreen onions, per dos., 16c.
CABBAGE California, 8VA
LEAF LKTTUCE-.lot-noussi, per dog.
liemls. 2(C. . . ,
PA RSLET Hot-house, per doa. bunohea,
40c
RADISHES Per doa. bunohea. horn
grown. 20a
BEEF CUTS.
No 1 rib, 14c; No. i rib, lie; No. I rib,
10c; No. 1 loin, ITHc: No. I loin, lS'ajot No.
8 lolh, 124c; No. 1 chuck. 7o; No. I cnui.'k,
tVic; No. 8 chuck, ec; No. 1 round. 8Vni
No. 2 round. 8V,c; No. 8 round. 8c; No. I
plate, SVkc; No. 8 alate. 80: No. 2 plats, 2a.
MISt.'k,L.LvAK EOU8
COFFEE ;oasti, rJo. 8K, Ko per 1d.$
No. 80. 21c per lb.; No. 2P. 18c per lb.; No.
20. 14Sc per lb.; No. 21. mo per lb.
CHEKSE-Block Bwlsa, Uc: lltnbergsn
14c; Young Americas, 15o
Nl'TS Csllfornia walnuts, No. 2, soft
shell, 12c; Braxlls, 16Vlc; pecans, 19f(I22o;
filherts, 12ic; peanuts, raw, 7Hc; roasted,
SHc; California almonds. 17V4c; oocoanuta,
'c'aLIFOKKIA DRIED FRI7IT8 Prun"
ire somewhat unsettled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous ot
moving supplies of Immediate grades. Quo
tatlons range from 6 to 80 for California
fruit and fron 5'43!o for Oregon. Peacheg
are allghtly easier, with fancy yellowa
ouoted at 13Hc. Raisins are firm; three
crown loose Muscatels are quoted at 8cJ
four-crown, lOo; seeded raisins, (,flllc.
HIDES ANU lAbLUW -ursin sisiiaru,
No. f, No. 2, 7e; bull hides. 6c; green
hides. No. 1. "c; No. 2. 6c: horse, 81.50J
$50; sneep pells, frVvBtl V Tallow, Mo. 1,
4vr; No. 2. SWc. Wool. aMo
FISH Pickerel 1reid, lOo; pike,
dressed, LV; white hen, dressed. lntor
caught, i:ifiil6c; fresh, 16c; trout. !2815(!j
halibut, 11c; salmon, 16n; cattish, 17o; her
ring dressed, Sc; crapples, round. 8Co;
crapples, large, fancy, Ijc; black bus. 26c;
kmelts, sweet and fine, 13c; eel, 18o; I ue fish.
loc. red snapper, lac; ruo inu, per lir.
mission r.ien having been settled late Tues- i head; market steady; lambs, $7.107.75; ! 404,'rVlc; frog legs, 8o40c: lobsters, green.
day afternoon packers were In the market
once mora lor cows ana neners. iney
bought the desirable killers quite froely and
the market on mat Kina was steaay. i ear-
ling heifers of very good quality, witn nvo
steers In the load, sold up to $5.80. Cannera
and grassy cows were very slow sale, pack
ers bidding 'way lower on tnem.
There were very few stockers or feeders
In eight, but what few there were sold at
steady prices.
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ewes and yearlings, $6. iff(fjf3.00; Texas clipped
yearlings, lo.boti1! 00; Texaa clipped, snecp,
$4,1546.60; atookera and feeders, $3.25g6.00.
St. Louie l.lve Stork Market.
ST. LOCIS. Mo., July 10. CATTLIC Re
ceipts, 8,600 head, Including 1,700 Texans.
Market strong. Native shipping and ex
port steers, $5.85ij7.16; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $5.104.00; steers under l.OUO
pounds, $4.0051-4.70; stockers and feeders,
42.0U4X 60; cows and heifers, 3 M(o.25: t an
ners, $1.602.26; bulls, $3.0tK(T4.60;v calves,
$4.00U11.U0, Texas and Indian steers, tl.Mi
6.76; cows and heifers, $1.60j3.76.
HOGS Receipts, 9.000 head; market IXfi'iOc
lower. Pigs and lights, $5.4orrtU(J6; packers,
55 5O5.90; butchers and best heavy, 15.851
6.00. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, S,5u0
head; market 10c lower. Native muttons,
$3. iVao.7o; lambs, K6""((7.40: culia and bucks,
i!.0o44.00; stockers, $4.0Xtit.5.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July 10. CATTLE Re
ceints. 2.386 head: market steady; natives.
! $4.Mj7-O0: cows and heifers. $2.25dj6 60; stock.
ers ana reeaers, w.ou'u-t.ou.
HOGS Receipts, 9,649 head; market fVff
7Wi lower; top, $5.90; bulk of sales, $5.77 Via
6.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelpts, 1.410
head; steady to easy; latnhs, $6.76(fi7.50
yearlings, 8S.Btsij43.iS; wethers, $6.405.76;
ewes, 4.756.2o.
Sloox City l.lve Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., July 10. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLR Receipts, 600 head; mar
ket ateady; beeves, $3.7.Va6.86; cows, bulls
and mixed, $3.0tVd6.26; stockers and feed
ers. $S.7Mir4.76; calves and yearlinga, HOC.
4.26.
HOOS Recelpta, 8.0000 head; market
weak to 6c lower, selling at $5.60uti.70; bulk
of sales, $6.5&fj6.6D.
Stock la Sight.
Recelpta of live stock at the alx principal
western markets yesterday.
cattle, j-iokb. Biieep.
South Omaha.
Sioux City....
Kansas City..
St. Joseph....
St. Louis
Chicago ,
2,404
.. fri)
. .10.80
.. 2.8K
.. 8,60
. .22,000
12,8'jO
9,0i0
12.0110
9.619
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30.000
3,0
2.0O0
1.410
8.600
16.0U0
per lb., tic. lODSter, duiicu vwr iu. i
,.r.Vere1. Snanish. per In.. 16c; mackerel.
native. 1836c per lb.; fresh green turtle
meat, 26c per lb.; dressed buffalo, so; bull
i i. .9... u.l.tt- r.j.r,.h 7e; white bass. 16a.
HAY Choice uplsn6, per ton. $12.00; me
dium, $11.00; No. 1 bottom, $9.00; olt grados.
14.00U6 50. Rya atraw. $
OANNEtD GOODS Corn, standard, weat
ern, 65c. Tomatoes, fancy, 8-pouiKl -cana,
$1.46; atandard, 8-pound cands, $1.26. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pound, $2.iO'S2.80; sliced,
$1 7Mt2.$5. Gallon apples, $3.25. California
snrlcots, $2.00. Pears, $175'o2 50. Peaches,
$1 7602.40; L. C. peaches, $2 002.50. Alaska
salmon, red. $1.20; fancy Chinook, flat, $2.10;
fancy sockeye. flat, $1.95. Sardines, quarter
oil, $3.2f; three-qtmrtera mustard, $3.10.
Sweet potatoes, $1.264V1.3B. Bauer kraut. 90a.
Pumpkins, KOcifl .00. Lima beans. 2-lb.. 76o
tjll.2t. Souked peas, 2-lb., 60c; fancy, $1,269
146.
Mllwankea Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. July 10. WHKAT Mar
ket steady; No. 1 northorn, $1.03411.04; No. I
northern, $1.02; Septembor, $1.0t4 bid.
RYE Steady.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2, 71c; aample, 2
70c
CORN-Steady; No. S, cash, 64S64Sc; Sep
tember, 6l"c bid.
Oils and Itosln.
SAVANNAH. Ga., July 10. OIL Tur
pentine, firm; 66 c. . . ,
ROSIN Quote: A, B, C, $3.864.05;
D, $4 20; E, $4.40((T 4.50; F, $4.66it 4.70; G,
$4.70(6 4.80; H, $4.864.0; I, $4.91; K,
$5.1R(&5.26; M, $5.85; N, $5.606.76; W.
O., $5.65; W. W., $5.804.00.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOU July lO.-WHEAT-Bpot
steady; No. 2 red western winter, 7s 2d;
futures easy; July, 7s 2d; September, 7a
44d; December. 7s V,d.
CORN-Spot quiet; Hess dried, 6a ttd;
old northern, 6s 2V4d; futurea quiet; Jtlf
nominal; September 4a lHd.
Philadelphia Prod nee Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10. BUTTER
Firm, good demand; creamery, 26He.
EGGS Firm, good demand; western
firsts, free cases, 18c.
CHEESE Firm; New York full creams,
choice, 124 1$ Mi c.
, no
, loo
170
170
110
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171
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113
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, 100
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Treaearr Statement.
WASHINGTON, July 10 Today"a etate
ment of the treasury balance In the general
fund, exolQblve of the I150.00. g"l.l re
serve, shows: Available cash Utlance.
Mrta Market.
NEW YORK. July 10. METALS
There was a further Sharp brettk in the
price of spot tin In the London markot,
with that position closing at till 10s. or
3 10s under the final uuotatlon of yes
terday. Futures were 10c lower, at 180
10s. Locally the market was weak, Hli
spot quoted at 40 KO t 41.1 6. Copper de
clined 1 to 198 f ir spot In the Lon
don market, and futures there were 8
lower at 90. Locally the market was
still more or less nervous and unsettled,
with prices lower. Ijike was quoted at
$21.87 Vi ri 22 12 44. electrolytln at 21.60ft
21.76 and casting at $2.60J 21 00. Tend
was dull at $5 160 5 26 In the local maret.
In London lead was 5s .higher at 21.
Spelter was unchanged at 1 47a d in
London and at $6. 15(38 20 locally. Iron
wns steady In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at 84a 2d an 1
Cleveland warrants at 6.s $d. Locally the
market was quiet. No. 1 foundry northern
Is quoted at $24.60 ft 25 70 and No. 2
foundry northern at $!4 00O26.00. South
ern grades continue nominal In tha local
market.
ST. LOT'IS, July 10. METAT.S Lead,
dull. 5.17V. 6p.ltsr. weak; $.12Vi.
STOCKERS AND FEEDEHS
4l I 40 4 Ill I 80
HOGS The market opened 6c lower and
slow at the decline. Later on the trade
took on more life, closing more active at
somewhat better prices. While the re
ceipts were large the most of the hogs
sold In very fair season In the morning.
The bulk of all the hogs sold st $5.62Vo
6 7H aa against $5.6S?5 72V yesterday.
Hogs are now selling at the lowest point
so far this year, liberal receipts and lower
provision -markets having forced a decline
at all selling points.
Total receipts 41,750 82.449 26.710
narar and Molasaea.
NEW TORK. July 10 SUGAR Raw,
steady; fair refining, 8.33c; centrifugal, W
test. ISWc; molasses sugar, 2.UfcV4c; refined.
quiet; No. 6. 4.50c; No. 7. 4 45c; No. 8
4.40c; No. . 4.35c; No. 10, 4.25o; No. 11. 4.20c;
No. 12. 4.15c: No. 13. 4.10c; No. 14, 4.06c; con
fectioner's A. 4.70c; mould A. 6.26c; cut loaf.
B.rVOc; crushed. 6.60c; powdered, 6.00c; granu
lated, 4.9oc; cubes, 6.16c.
MOLASSES-Dull; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 87!n48C.
NEW ORLEANS. July 10.-8UGAR
Steady, open kottle centrifugal, fWtr ;
centrifugal yellow, Uic; aeconds, 2ip
MOLASSES Quiet; new ayrup. 80334c,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Julv 10. COFFEE Mar,
ket for coffee futurea opened ateady at
unchanged prlcea to an advance of 10
nnlnts on steady Braslllan markets and
I smaller Braslllan receipts. Trading was
moderately active, and, wiuia mere n-eraea
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... ' 4 46 I1........1H4 1 $ Tl
40 4. "4 111 in
! t U II Ill H 111
40 $ U 4V tU la) 6 1
Peoria Market.
July 19. CORN Lower; No.
I
no
PF.ORTA
yellow. 63'64o; No. 2, 68c; No. 4, 62c
grade, 4Vrt47o.
OATS-Strong; No. 2 white, 46ttc; No. I
white, 45c; No. 4 white. 43Ho.
Riage
Omaha
Kansaa . City.
Chicugo
St. Louis
Bloux City...
ot Prlcea
Cattlo.
....22.00 (70.80
2.25
1.76
1.60
8.00
(otj 50
477.60
(&7.15
4 S5
Hogs.
$6.62A4j.7T
6.80 tvtVM
6.00 b.HSk
6.40 7l.0f
6 60 &6.70
Evaporated Anplea anA Dried Prnlts.
NEW YORK, July 10. EVAPORATED
APPLES I'nchanged on spot, with busi
ness quiet. Fancy are quoted at 8V,c; choice
at 8o; prime at TiaQTVic, and poor to fair
at 7(&o.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, July 10. SEED Clover,
rash, $9.36; Ortober, $8.87 "A; December,
Is 40; March, $9.40; alstka, i.Q0; timothy,
$1 15.
MIISTIES
are many for the investment of. money but none so safe
as the purchase of Bonds. We are offering for sale a block
of First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds of the
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS
STREET RAILWAY CO.
yielding the investor 5 per cent.
Operating the Street Railway Systems of Omaha, South
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Florence, Dundee and Benson.
For further information, address,
SAMUEL BURNS, JR.
614 New York Life Building. . OMAHA, NEBR.
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