THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. JULY 3. 190S.
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CRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Firmness Charr.ct?rizcl th Early
Trading, with Libt Oacrs.
VALUES AT THE SIAET HIGIIZR
f TTi; clear ribs, $s.75. short clears. $s
Ilncon, Ufaily; buH pn'ri short. $'.'.75,
char rib'. W.iV.'S; nhort clears, $K.
I 'i t'L1 RY Firm; chicken. V.te; .prir g.
:."i.2.. ; turk-'S. HcilV; riurhf. : ,ee,
i TTER W'llil; rti'imi'iy, lS'i2.Vc.
EUtiS ;;tn ly, case cnujit.
Receipt. Shipment's
h tour, twis Mn
UhiMl. bll 2S.iJ
dm, lm ;f'i
OiltS, bU It.'HX)
J.KV
li'.o.o
SI.'""'
7 J.U-JO
loin Slight Reaction AVn Accom
plished Soon After llir Openlng.
Dir to Holders' Anxiety
(or front.
WKATllKIl I TIIR Glftl BELT
OMAHA. J.ily 2. 1.
Firmness character. id the rarly trading.
With offerings llKht and ii port was i;miwI.
valuta at the mart w r huhcr duo to the
firmness vsatei day- Qt tho lose.
Sonic might, riaatlon 'K accomplish! d
early after the i.rwulnn cairtcd by a dispcsi
tlon ol holders to take profit".
Improved demand and renewed support
near tho cloe, prompted outside buying
nd valuta wore main sent upward.
Wheat started like a lunuway early, with
largo and general traulng ami every em
on the baying aide.
There developed profit taking on all
Tallica, btrt the market took It well coming
bark strong with valut a working higher.
July wheat opened nt Kic and cloned at
7c.
Corn took the advance wi'h wheat anl
fcympatblwd with higher cubic und a
general demard from all slde-tn huy.
Halna were reported extensively iver the
belt and wan a . basis for a bull advance.
July oorn opened at Wc and closed at
Primary wheat receipt were 2S2.CO)
bushels and shipments of v,ono bushels.
Corn receipts were 3M.i'0 bu.ihels nnJ
shipments were 539.000 bushels.
Clearances were 2,'juO bushels of Porn.
60 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 111,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed V"'ld hlghrr on wheat
and StfNd higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 86,000 bushels of wheat
and 16,0(0 bushels of corn taken for ex
port. Cocal range or options:
Is the
I. 19.
the lust
1 Partly Cloudy for Friday
Prrirat Ontloh.
OMAHA. July
Shi.veis were general within
twtniy-foiir hours imm the mountains t asl
nir ti.e Missouri valley and heavy rains
o'luned in 'he southwest mid along "he
Mi'l ciuist. Showers continue this morning
in tin- lower Missouri and mlclille Missis
sippi volte's, und are scattered over the
eastern afid south Atlantic states. Tlie
weather Is cooler In tlie lower Missouri
valley and west t the motintatns. ami light
flouts occurred In Wyoming. It Is warmer
in the extreme northwest and on the Pa
tlflo slope, anil rising temperature ts Indl
laliil for this vicinity Friday, with prob
ably fair tonight and Friday.
Omaha record of tetojerature and preelp!.
tatlon loti p;irid with the cone p nd ng oay
o. tliu laat tiiree ytars:
19 S 1307. 1X. 1:106.
Minimum temperature .. 6 tw 0 3
Fitcir.itatlon T .00 T .31
.Normal temperature lor loiiay. id otirtb.
Kxccfh n p. ei Iplta'.ion flnce March 1,
!'i lticl.es.
iJelicl. :n y corresponding period In 190T,
6 Vf Inches.
I i f rlency corrcsEonulng per od in i ,
1.63 Indus. U A. WELSH.
xcal Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Rraton Dstlletln.
For the twenty-four hours ending at I
a. in.. 7ii.h meridian time, Thursday, July 2,
OMAHA DlsriUCT.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Dealings in Wall Street Make New
Low Record for Year.
MANY TRADERS .LEAVE CITY
Approach of Doable Holiday Adds to
, Dullness Dae to Political Conven
tion cnon Monria Shotr
Sl?ns of Life.
Artlclea.l Open. High Lw. Close.i Tei y.
Wheat
July.. Heut..
Corn
July... Bept...
Iec.
Oata
Bept..
May.
R6
Kt
8!4
87 M I 87 H
2 81V.I 82 M'i
891 M 6H S
M bij 66
3' 'H
3si a1'.
Oaika IMS Prleea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, irtc:' No. 3 hard
KX&Siics No. 4 hard, bEGj0c; No. 3 spring, So
l'jf0.
CORN No. 2, 63c; No. S, 68c; No. 4, 7H
ii'ic; no grade, 624ft(iVc; No. 3 yellow,
ts0!e,c; iso. wnne. izyatoc.
OATS No. 3 white. - 4KV'(i4Sc; No. 4
white. 474riv48c; No. 3 mixed. 47"18c.
HUE io. 2. 71i&r;2c; No. 3, 7vu;ic
Oarlsl ItMtitti.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
fhloago 6 Hi 113
Minneapolis 1"9
Omaha 12 W H
Uuluth 13
Stations.
Afhlai d. Neb..
Auhurn. Nuii...
"Lrok'n Iiow. N'b.
t olmntius. Neli... tT7
iili.ertJion, Neb. S4
Fiitrhury, Neb
Fairmont, Net)...
tir. Iii.iihI, Neb..
Ih.riing o.i, Nob.
HllftlllgS, .N'cl)...
I loldi ego, Neb.... .7
Oakdale, Neb tb
Temp.
Max. i.l in.
,.. 73 Lh
87
81
. 73
61
70
Oniiiiia, Neb....
'lekamali. Neb.
Aita, la
t ai roll, la
i larlnd.i, la
Sbl.y, la
trt mix t'li y. la.
hi
C2
tin
62
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54
67
47
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Rky.
Riming
Cloudy
C lenr
Cloudy
lear
Halnlng
Itainlng
t loudv
Cloudy
C.ouoy
C.ear
t loudy
Kaiiilng
Cloudy
Ckudy
t loudy
C ouJy
I t. cloudy
Cloudy
Not included In averages. tMinlmum tem
perature tor iwelve-hour period enulng at
u. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Central.
NO. of
Stations.
Temp.- Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 26 S 60 .16
Columbus. 0 18 M Vi .00
lies Amines, la 14 76 66 .2
lndlanapods, lnd.. 12 t 62 T
Kansas City, Mo.. 2i to 62 .26
Louisville, Ky 19 90 64 .14
Minneapolis, Minn. 2D To 4X .04
Omaha, Neb 17 72 14 .42
Hi. Louis, Mo 13 86 62 .ftj
Increased 33.275.000 francs; g.ild In hand, de
creased s.176.i francs; silver In hand, de
creased 3.4.5. i francs; bills discounted.
Incressed 21 "Ta.OiHi francs; advances. In
creased 14,jCi.j frsncs.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat area of fbe Trading and Closing
rrleri on Board of Trade.
CH1CAOO, July 2. The continued wet
weather In Kansas and Nebraska caused
strength today . in the local wheat market,
the September delivery closing at a net
Bain of Tie. Corn was up 4;C, outs were Tv,c
higher and provisions were from lOfgiac
to 17o higher.
. Tha wheat market opened strong on an
active auneral d-mand. which before the
end of the first hour had forced prices
more than cent abov yesterday's close.
Sentiment- oontinued bullish throughout the
remainder of the day and prices were
well . maintained, although at times some
rocosalotn occurred on liberal realizing
sales. The principal reason for the urgent
demand. u the unfavorable weather for
harvesting In the southwest. This In
fluence waa supplementwl early In the ses
sion by the strength of European markets
and luler by a lively demand for cash
wheat by millers nt the principal grain
centers of the country. The clone was
strong. September opened higher at
frtVaeT7-, dvanoe4 tn tsN,c and closed at
8Sc. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 109,000 bu. Primary receipts were
2-d.OuO bu., compared with a holiday Inst
year. Minneapolis, LWluth and Chlcasrn re
ported reiwlpts of 150 cars, as against 125
last week. ,, , ,
The corn niarket was strong all day. The
rloso waa firm. September opened at Hf
e higher at 70T4jfi7i'Mio and then advanc;tl
to TIH. The close was at 71'c. li'-al
receipts were 115 cars, with 13 of contract
'rrade.
Oata followed the upward trend of wheat
ard.eorn. the market being stronK through
out the seaalon. Small receipts and ac
tive demund for the cash grain helped to
strengthen the market. September opened
Vtf,c hlgJter at dHVu4oc, advanced to 4V
and closed at 40ie- Ixcal receipts were 113
cars.
Frovlslona were stronir on buying by
shorts and local packer. The strength
of corn and a decrease of "Ai boss In the
packing of the west were chiefly responMl
ble for-the demand. At the close Septem
ber prk was up lT'j'ii J'lc at Ilii.rtVu l-. (i7'
lard was lnrl2Vi higher at $;.:7, and ribs
were JIim12c higher lit tvKf'i.571,.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : When.
cars; corn, 157 cars; oats. H6 cars; hogs,
a. Ceo head.
The leading future ranged follows;
The weather continues cool throughout
tha corn and wheat region. Rains occurred
In all except the Columbua ulstr.ct during
tlie last twenty-four hours.
L. A. WELSH. Local Fotecatter.
.NEW YORK GENKKAL MARKET
(notations
on Yarlooa
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.i Yes y.
'Wheat )
July ' 86fJi 87
Sept. HV1
alH-c. WOI . otl
biiec. rass; 'Jo'!
Corn I
July UfiTjO 71e
Sept. 70?,71'. 71S
lec. 60V.61V, 1S
May trojst'1' tilT
Oats I
aJuly 47Vf'4 4)'4
bJuly 46. 47l
sept, rov
Dec 41 4l:
May . 42VJ43 4.i,
Tork- I
July 14 70 14 821
Sept. 14 9d 15 10 j
Oct. 16 02S 1& 10
Lard- I
July 22'a ?7s
tU-pL 9 25 .ir'-j,
(K-L 40 9 174
tlba- I
July. 8!7H R42ti'
fk.pt. 45 I K W I
Oct. 8 6241 8 I
874' M I 874
9H I HO I X
W4 Vj 88s'(ii
?"! ToaJ
7Wii "IV
6"i,l 614
tA;'61r'y hi
7H-.
Co-',
47'.
40l
:!'.":
41 !
4--
H 70
14 'A I
15 04
9 224'
9 25
9 374!
I
8 274
i 8 45 I
8 1)241
47'.:
4..;
41,4
41S!
43'5 .
1U' I
15 074,
15 10 I
474 j
4i
4'H,
of the Day
CoinuiodltWii.
NEW YORK, July 2. FLOUR-Recelpts,
lX.tmo bbls. : exports, 3,100 bbls.; sales, ,u
bbls. Firmer and more active. Minne
sota patents, winter straights,
$4.1:i(t(4.30; Mlnnes.ua bakers, 4.0u4.5U;
winter extras, $3.4.(i4.rii); winter patents,
$4.40l'a.7o; winter low grades, 3.4isj3.90. Rye
flour, Bteady; fair to good, 4.2b4.60;
choice to fancy, It.Gi'fiS.OO.
COKNMF.AI Firm; fine white and yel
low, $1.61.65; ccaiae, J1.C5; kiln dried,
:.!i5.
UYE Quiet; No. 2 western, 80c, nominal,
f. o. b.. afloat. New York.
WHEAT-Receipts none; exports, 16.O10
hti. ; sales, 3.500,000 bu. futures. Spot mar
ket firm. No. 2 red, 97.ii i',c elevator,
and S:;.c f. o. b., afloat. No. 1 northern
Duluth, J1.174 f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard
winter, 1.02:v. f. o. b.. afloat. There was
ouito a Hhort scare In wheat today growing
out of rams In harvesting districts, higher
cables, light receipts and a good cash do
mand. The market finally eased off a
little, but still closed V." nel higher.
July, 97V!S!c, closed, 874c; September, 95
" 11 -Wc.
CORN Receipts, 3.200 bu.; exports, J.250
bu.; Rales, 6, bu. Spot market firm
No. 2. 7Vc, nominal, elevator, and 794c
nominal, f. o. b., afloat. Option market
was stronger, with the west closing Vrile
net higher. July closed i'c; September,
79'tc closed 764c; December closed 7e.
OATS Receipts, 25. Vo bu. Spot niarket
steady. Mixed. 2Wi32 lhs.. DtlnVic; natural
white. 2fi',i3l lbs., 574'!(f;9c; clipped white,
C2"(i-ll lbs., i.9ij6!-e.
HAY l-iisv; good to choice, MVftS5c.
HIDKB Firm; Bogota. 18c; Central mr
lia. I!k
I.E ATM ER Quiet ; ncld. 21ig2c.
ritOVISIONE-Heer. firm; family. 116.75
ffil7.."xl; mess, II 4.00 U 15.ro ; beef hams, 27.0(r)
m.lK); packet. SIS.jIi 16.(tl; city extra Indl.i
mess, i-i id"'! 25. 00. Cut meats, steady ; pickled
bellii s. S.75i 10,.r0 ; pickled hams, t9. 'a 1 1 .G'l.
l ard. Fteady: western, f9.40ti9.60; refined,
firmer; continent, $9.75; South America.
$10.20; compound, fs.fv.. Tork. firm; family,
$1S.i1 short clear, new, tl6.76lilK.O0; mess,
new. $16 216.50.
TAI.I.OVV Steady; city ($2 ner nackage),
54-; cruntry (packages free). Il4'60.
HICK -Stead;. ; Uomesiic I'Jir to extra,
3ji-,i;ii.c ; .Taiian. nominal.
Rl'TTER Steady; creamery specials,
22e; extras. 22'-4c.
t'llKKSK-Wnk; new state, full cream
specials, ll:r'il24c; new state, colored and
white fancy, 11 4c; new state, large, 10.c;
new sttte. good to prime, lutilotjc; new
state, common. P''TrPSe.
Ki;nS--Irregular; slate. Penrsylvania
nml nearbv fancv white, 23T24c; prime to
choice. 2l 't "c; brown and mixed fancy. 22c;
brown und mixed prime to choice, 20tfi21c;
western, average prime. 1741 1K" ; western
firsts tof'iclul rrtcci. 17irtl74c.
1'iH'l. TRY Alive, steady; spring chlck
fiis, 2K'; fowls. 12c; turkeys. l:tc; dressed,
lingular; western spring chickens, 151J22C;
turkeys, 12?)17e; fowls. 12 1.1c.
NEW YORK. July 2. Dealings in stocks
made a new 'low record for the year to
duv. the aggregate siles dropping to 1i9.k10
shares. Although the stock exchange will
be open for business tomorrow, many mem
bers already have l'-f t the city, to prolong
their holiday over the end of the week.
The dullness normal to the season and to
the course of a periodical campaign Is thus
decidedly accentuated.
There was more show of life In bonds
than In stocks and considerable variety
was perceptible In that department of the
market. The expansion In tlie par value of
the bind sales was principally due. how
ever, to a large absorption of a few Issues.
The Oregon 8hort line 4s, for Instance,
came Into active demand at a sharp ad
vance and the Fnlted States Sleel sink
ing fund's bonds and the new Pennsylvania
con sol 4a were strong. The dealing in
small lots 1n a variety of other Issues was
done at price changes that showed both
advances and declines from previous quota
tions. This broadening of the bond market
must be due to the re-Investment of prof
its In course of disbursement and Is the
first evidence of such a demand which
usually becomes prominent a week or so
before a- dlshm-sonr-nt period. The tardi
ness of this demand this yeir Is the more
notable on account of the plethoric condi
tion of the money market and the difficulty
of finding employment for Idle funds with
well secured bonds offering a markedly
higher rate of return than can be had for
Interest on loans. The call loans rate
dropped hack to 1 per cent today, marking
the passing of the short-lived Influence of
the July 1 requirement.
Money continued to flow to New York,
allhouzh the indicated rain this week of
less than J4.nco.noa is smaller than In recent
weeks. The withdrawal of cash by the
trtist companies to meet their Increased re
serve requirement probably will result In
a decrease In cash foldings In the hank
statement. The accumulation of subsidiary
silver In the 1'nlted States treasury Is a
measure of shrinkage In reta'l business
throughout the country. Considering this
redundancy of the circulation. It Is a no
table fact that a laree number of banks
have been Increasing their circulation ac
count to 40 per cojt. of their capital,
hanks which have reached that point alone
being permitted to take out the new emer
gency circulation. This is Interpreted as a
preparation to avail themselves of the new
clrculitlon this fall. Intimations during
the day that the expected treasury call for
return of $0,nnft.ofl0 deposits would be Im
mediately forthcoming- and Its Issuance
later made no Impression In view of the
surfeited condition of the money market.
1 ne stoeK market itself does not oal for
notice. Reports of railroad net earnings for
May show the struggle to meet losses In
traffic by reduction of operating cost
I nlon Pacific showed the best success In
this effect of the comnnnles rennrtlne to
day, the f1. 110.748 shrinkage In gross being
an nut made dv economics for the month.
nonas were irregular. Total sales, par
value, J2.194. nnn. fnlted States bonds were
Unchanged on call.
Following were the rsnge of nrlcea on
tha Stock exchange todav:
Sales. Hlsh
Amttgam.ted Copper 3,f' S'
am. c. a r "
Am. e. A r. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. L. pfd..
Am. Ire Reeuritles
American Lln.eed
New York Moaey MarUet.
NEW YORK. July t. MONK Y On call
easy, l?il4 per rent; ruling rate, 14 per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at
14 per rent. Time loans, easy; sixtv days.
Wyi per cent; rdnety days. 2 per cent;
six months, 34ii3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-34fi4
per cnl. . 1
STEHLINO EXCHANGE Bteady, with
actul business In bankers' bill at $4A6'5
for demand and at $4 S.TVH467. for sixty
day hills; commercial hills. $4.tf'.'u4.SiV
SILVER Rar. o.tc; Mexican dollars, 4ic.
HoNDS Government, steady; railroad,
lingular.
t'ioaing quotations on bonds were as follows:
. .H'V llork V.U 4V, 1"1S
!4 Int. Ma. 44 '
. l'i I.. A N. unl. 4l ;
..l-n Vtn. c. 4..
. .Wl'.'M-i. Cnvtr.l 4. II
. 12:. rto lt Inc 14
.. 11; "M. A St. L. 4s V'
. 10--. M . K. , T. 4s DT
.. i do : wit
.. 9 N R. K of M c. 4. M
.. N. Y. ('. . 14s i
..I'D N J I', s ts 1.2
.. KlVi No. Pi'lfle 4i 101 1,
.. 91-, M.) 3 71
.. 2 N A VV r 4 4'
.. 7I0 S. L H4s. 4s .. .. I"s
. ln r.'im. n. 3Vtl 1913... H
.. 11 do rnn. 4 1"2
.. 4.'i lltPns gn.
.. 3H p ot t ul. ti l'4
llsl'l eu L. A I M. r. o .!' 7
St. L. A S. r. ft,. 4s. 7
M St. L. A 6. W. r. 4s. t'4
Se.nnsrt A. 1.. 4s ... Mi".
So. Pac ific 4s S.-.4
S-". do 1." 4s H
. 4 So. Rallvar 5s 97'
(114 Tea & i'. Is H'i
1 T , St. U. A W. 4s.. 72'
d4 t'nlon rartfic 4t..
97 ds ct. 4s
.. JW t R. Sleel 2d 5s.
84 Wahash la
, M4 Western Md. 4s . .
74W. A L. E. 4s .
W "a "Wia. t erural 4a.
t. S ref. Is, ref..
do ro'ipon
V. 3s. reg
do coupon
V. g. 4s. re
do coupon
Am. To'.wcco 4s
do 6s
Atchison gen. 4s
do adj. 4s
do cv. 4s
do fs
vtlantlc :. L. 4s..
1UI A Ohio 4s
do 34a
nm. r. t c. 4 ...
(' ntrsl of fla. 6a.. . .
do 1st tnc
do 21 Inc
do 8d 1nc
Ches, A Ohio 4i?a
C'hlcHSO A A. ma.
C , B. ft u. n. 4s. ..
C . R I. A P. 49 . .
do col. fia
do rfila. 4s
Cf'O. A St. b. g. 4a.
t'nlo. lnd.
Colo. Mid. 4s
Colo. A So. 4s
Del. A Hud. c. 4s.
D. A R. U. 4a
Erie p. I. 4s
do ten. 4s
Japan 4s
do 44a
do 2d S"rles
Bid. Offered.
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London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. July 2 American Securities
were dull and featureless during the early
trading today. Prices at noon were from
below to 4 above yesterday's New York
closing.
stocks:
K71, Mo:, K. A Texas.... 2
Mi K. T Central l't
Ijondon closing
Contois, money
do account
Anaconda
Atchlfcnn
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio...
Canadian Pacific
rhesapeaka A Ohio
W.
. K, Norfolk A
. MS do pfd
. 94 Ontario A W
. HWt Pennsylvania
.164 Rand Mines.
4" Readlps
7.14
414
3
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Cattle of Any Kind to
Make a Market.
HOGS STRONG TO FIVE HIGHER
Sheep and Lambs In Liberal Supply,
While the Demand ia Very flack
nd Trade la Consequence
Extremely Dull.
BOl'TH OMAHA.
Receints were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Ol fil ial Wednesday .
Estimate Thursday ..
Neb., July 2. :.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
3.3J7
2.076
2.057
2,5Q
5.S4.)
10.110
12.431
7.500
!.W9
2.625
f).6ciS
6,5X0
Four davs this week.. 0.970 35.21 16.653
Same days last week. ...10 854 ;)6.1!i l'.t 47
Pame davs 2 weeks ago..ll.7 65.012 17.;si.)
Same days 3 weeks ago..lV2;3 3.5S 13.467
Pame days 4 weeks ko. .11,279 45.7' 3 "6.153
Same days last year.... 7.416 3St.6f 10.5M
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year;
19f5. i07. Inc. Pec.
Cattle 434,027 670.080 ir.6,(03
Hogs 1,522,109 1.3:i2,4'4 1S9.626
Shetp 7u7o2 829.S01 123,019
The following table shows the averaga
price of hogs at Bouth Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. 1908. 1907.l9ie.l906. 11904. 1903. 11902.
June 21...
June 22. ,.
June VI...
June 24...
June '-'5. ..
June 26...
June 27...
June is...
June 29...
June 30...
July 1. . . .
July 2....
R 764 1
6 s54
S 91
5 K7
6 S34
6 86
6 r
6 02m
5 954
6 97
6 28
6 33!
6 35
a
6 35
6 S3 39
6 K 6 43
6 9
6 91
t 83
5 W'
5 K,;j
6 92 1
6 94
6 84
6 44
6 4
6 46
4S
6 101 6 071
S 131 5 07 5 04
m i-iat' r TU
9 JDI
6 $V
6 M
5 32
6 30,
6 22
b 1
5 231
t 121
5 16
I
6 14
6 111
t 05
t OS
5 13
7 U
5 7 7 49
5 67 1 t
6 571 7 00
6 To! 7 51
6 h5 7 54
7 66
6 7
6 561 7 65
6 60 7 64
I 5 19! 6 56 7 64
Chicago O W 4 Southern Ry
(hi.. Mil. A St. P. .13714 d, pfd
T Beera It Southern Pacific.
Ilcnvcr A Rto O to I'nlon Pacific
dn pfd 6s do pfd.
Erie , H1 U. '8. Steal.
do 1st pfd J do pfd
do 2d pfd U Wabash
Grand Trunk II do pfd
Illinois Central ISIS Spanish 4a
Louisville A N 1 Amal. Copper
SILVER liar, steady at 24 l-lbd per oz.
MONEY 41 1 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open markat
for short bills Is 14 per cent; for three
months' bills, 14 per cent.
I7-.
4-4
S1V
.1494
. to
. 1!i4
.1004
. 12
. 234
. 92 H
7.
New York Mln Ins Stocks.
NEW YORK. July 2. Closing quotations
34
Low. Cloaa.
5 iv.4i
lot)
2)0
14
KT4
34
18
I4-4
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Iocomotlva 1,100
Locomotive pfd
ft. A R
8. A R. pfd
Sugar Refinlnt
Tohaceo pfd.
son
I.soo
&J0
4
im4
744
1004
474
101
7ft4
100
9 2-
9 371
8
8 4l
8 574
8 62'
14 0
14 ST4
14 92',;
9 15
9 274
9 35
8 27 4
8 45
8 W
No. fc aOld. bNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
V'LOTR firm- winter patents. $4
4 45: straights. S3.9ou4.lu; spting patents.
t4 i4.40; straights, J.!u:4.ti0; bakers, t--
4V3
WHEAT No. S spring. 9oc4J1.05; No. 2
red. 89-&90C.
PORNVNo. J. l'.fj7,c; No. 2 yellow, 73'i
74e.
OAT8-N0. 2. Die; No. 3 white, udHSxC
RYE No. 2. 7ii76c.
11ARLEY Fair to choice , mall Ing. vvnv,..
BEfcUfc' Klax. No 1 northwestern, $1.-1".
Prime timothy, tt.on.
PROVISIONS Short ribs sides (loose).
t8 424n8 50. Msa pork, er bbl., SHV't
J4 87. Lord, per luo U.S., $:' 25. Short clear
ides (bused . S-1" .6ot8 .76.
Following were the lecelpis and shipments
f flour and grain
Flour, bbls...
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oata, bu .....
Rye. bu..
Barley, bu.
Receipt a.
:?!
.!'
2t.(vin
3oo
i
1.000
Shipments
24. a O
1.1'0
451. 1"0
o3,.4."J
'7.:t'ii
Kansas City (i nil 11 anil Provision.
KANSAS CITY. July I.-WI1 EAT-Pn-c'lnnged
to 1- higher; July. S4e; j-'opteniher,
f-24c; Ik'Ceinber, MSc; cash. No. 2 hard,
99i fSftl.fll: No. 3 hard. 9"if;tl.4i; No. 2 red,
Hviiwie; No. 3 red. k7'i'JV;.
CoRX Pnchanged to to higher; July,
7c; Kepteniber. 6!i.c: December. 564c;
cdsh, No. 2 mlxe l. 7)4c: No. 3 mixed. 73o;
No. 2 white, 7'J4't'o0c; No. 3 white, 3a
71' 4c.
OATS Pnchnnifcd; No. 2 while, 49(ft"it4;
No. 2 mixed. 47r4Se.
RYK-7'-(;7:c.
II A Y riteadv ; choice timothy, $9.00h9 5i;
choice prairie. $!' ,0iifl .25.
UPTTEIl steady; cieamery, 21c; loc'.'l g.
slok. 16c.
EGU3 Steady; fresh extras, 17c; current
receipts, lo4c.
Receipts. Shipment 4.
Wheat, bu .'J.iwj t.tvu
Corn, bu 17. X) 7.i4i
Outs, bu ti.tao t.o.1
American Woolen
Anaconda Ml
Atchison ...
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore. A Ohio
rial. A Ohio pfd
hrk. Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central leather
Central LcithT pfd
Central of New Jersey.,...
Cheapeske & Ohio
Chliato Ot. W
Chicago A Northweatern.
C, M. A St. P
C . C, c. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A So. 1st ptd
Colo. A Bo. !d pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio ;rande
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Kris
Brie 1st pM
Krle 2d pfd
General Kleetrle
Great Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Ore ctfa....
Illinois Central
luterhorouith Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Iowa Central ,
Kansas Cltv So
K. C. So. pfd
Ijouisnlle A N
Mexican Central, offered..
Minn. A St. Louis
M , St. P. A S. 8. M
Missouri Taciflc
M , K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central .,
K. V.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Parlflo
Pacific Mall
Penntytvanla
Pcople'a Ga
P . C. C. A St. L
Prrp.d Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Ftcel Sprint
Keidlns
Republic Steel
Republic Btrel pfd
Rock I. land Co
Rock Inland Co. pfd
St. I. A 3 F : pfd
Bt. Lou la P. W
Si. L. S. V pfd
Slh.s -Sheffield 8 A I
.ciul!irn Pa.lflc
S... ra.iflc ffd
So. Itatlwav
So. italiway fid
Tennessee Copper
Texas A Pacific
T.. St. h. A W
T . St I, A W. pM
I'nlon Pacific
I nlon Pacific pfd
f. S. Itul,lr
r. S luhher 1st pfd
I C. g. .Jl'l
I V. Steel pM
l'nh Corn, r
Va.-Csroinn ch.m'cal ..
Va.-Caro fieri, fd
Wahash
Wabash ptd
V eatitiKhnuse Klectrlc ..
Weft -rn t'nlon
Whecllna e.- I.. K
Wis onaln Central
Teul aalta for the div
'. li)0 2.14 2!4
Co k) 42"4 414,
:oo S14 s's
tOO 12 12
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AO
l.OOO
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1.300
4,
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1!4
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1?64
34
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244
13ui,
1314
47
154
ti'i
1514
'.334
4
34
l4
344
44
1V"t
1314
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Kansas City clotting prices:
Articles. Open. High. low. Close.
Wheat- I I I I
Sept...:M,4'n'-Ni 8r, t2 SHl82S
Dec... I .-441 64T, 844 o4 'a
Corn- I I I I
Sept...; 66-V W'.i 6b4.-'64t6;4
Iec.... 54, 5j4 5.4: 554A
2.) 13 114
l.K'l 304 '
ioo 'ii" 'ti '
ioo i4 i4
ioo iof 105 '
"ioo '274 'si"
Kf) '411 ii '
2)0 27 4 87
"s:,4a
2"i) M64 1014
.000 4" 404
lis) 694 4
"i'.m 137" m,4
' "21b ii'1 1204
27.100 iict iiss
5.0 t;s 154
. tl") 2!4
S.loi Ms ft'.
1M 117 l'T
i4 im.
tt)i
iro 2:14 MS
5.0 in, Jl
Ml 44 4 444
14.100 14 H.,1.
" jo) 14 '
.!) ,ui ,74
:.') M-.v, 103
2 1 3;; 4 U4
100 ';" 'si ".
00 54 134
I'd 1 share
1.14
1
ai.i
4'
1014
744,
1!S
4
22
414
111,
S3
1
s
Hi
4
1S4
44
24.
i: .
3V4
4
1M
133 14
i4
:si
3114
54
48
l."5J4
14
157
24 V.
n:l
304
i4
34
24
131
1314
6i,
12il4
114
3"4
10
54
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34
10414
IS
2J
lot
4"4
27
58 v,
(W.S
1'13.
4a,
1H4
244
13" .4
2
75
li
35i,
11.444
ii
1.'4
4
14
:i84
51
si,!.;
1!4
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2'
19V4
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14:, s
2i.
24',
1034
S31,
4
. 22
534
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14 'a
on mining stocks werei
Alice 225 Leadvllle Con.
Breece 5 "Little Chief ...
Brunawlck con Mealcsn
Com. Tunnel atock... It Ontario ,..
Com. Tunni?l bonda. . 14 Ophlr
Con. Cal. & Va 54 Small Hopea ...
Horn Sliver 60 Standard
Iron Silver 140 Yellow Jacket .
Offered.
. 7
. 7
. 45
.490
.2.,5
. 18
.175
. 50
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, July 2. Money and discounts
were easy on the market today. Trading
on the Block exchange continued sluggish
and uninteresting and values were mostly
lower, owing to lack of support. The gilt
edge section was cheerful In sympathy with
the consols, which were firmer on the
hopes that easier money would stimulate
Investment buying. Home rails were weak,
realizing by tired bulls helping the depres
sion. Americans were dull and little busl-J
ness doing was entirely professional, fl
Prices ranged at above parity, with an up-1
ward tendency. The market closed steady.
Canadian Pacific was firm and foreigners
were stagnant.
BERLIN, July 2. Prices on the
45 853 S0
1ti 1,776 .m
220 2,324 1,850
70 75S
E79
6.15
v6l4
172
5.3
137
12
31
14
3,679
1
4
252
2,647 9,642 5,565
today wvre somewhat nrrrWr, but
was restricted.
PARIS, July i.-TrslVritt on the
today was dull and PlcifS showed
ency toward headhess.
Rourse
trading
Bourse
a tend-
Ranlc of F.ngland Statement.
LONDON, July 2. The weekly alatement
of tho Rank of England shows the fol
lowing changes: Total reserve, decreased
,2107X 000: circulation. Increased K4 (:
1 bullion, decreased 797.200; other securities,
i Increased XAefJR.OliO; other deposits, in
creased 5.030,000; public deposits, decreased
&r.',4ji4); notes reserve, decreased lil.Osl.osl;
government securities,, decreased Jl6,0.
The proportion of the bank's reserve to
liability this week is 44.47 ' per cent; laat
week it waa 51.17 per cent.
Bank Clearlags.
OMAHA. July 2. Bank clearings for to
day were $1, 956.649.29 and for the corres
ponding date last year $2,103,817.28.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 2. WOOL Market aftr
many months of dullness at lust shows
marked activity. The principal demand la
for worsted wools, which are higher. The
leading domestic quotations: Domestlo
wools: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces XX,
311 32c; X, 28 29c; No. 1 washed. 31i&12c;
No. 2 washed, 3o31a; fine unwashed,
20c; half-blood coinbang, 24a-oc; three-eighths-blood
combing. . 25&26c; quarter
blood combing, 23'u2tc; Delaine washed. SZ'S
84c; Delaine unwashed, 26faC7c. Michigan,
Wisconsin and New York fleeces: Fine
unwashed, 14fr20c; Delaine unwashed. 242l
25c; half-blood unwashed, 23'j2K'; three-eighths-blood
unwashed, 24'o2oc; quarter-
blood, unwashed, Xitn-ie. Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri: Three-elgnths-blood,
?4d'J5c; quarter-blood, -iaXle. Texas and
Georgia: Fine, 10 to 12 months, 19fi2oc;
fine, 6 to 8 months, 15jl$c; fine fall. 14i)v
lac. Georgia and Alabama. 2U.'((21c; Cali
fornia northern choice, 17619c, northern
average, lRiil.c.
Mi, IA) ia. July 2. wool Firm: me
dium grades, combing and clothing. J'SVJio;
light fine, lt;i16Vk:; heavy fine, 114jl2c; tub
washed, 2"fi2iC.
The official number of car of stock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C, M. ft Bt. P 3 1
Wabash 1 1
Missouri Pacific 27 1 1
I'nlon Pacific 18 24 12
C. & N. W.. west 3 41 2
C, St. P.. M. & O.... 4 8 2
C, R. ft Q., east 36 72
C, R. Ai y., west 4 V9 t
C, R. I. & P., east.. 2 .. t
C. R. I. ft P., west.. .. 3
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ut. Western 1 S
Total receipts 99 110 26
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der oc head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
ttmana Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cuilahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Swift, from K. C
Cudahy, from K. C
Cudahy, from Ft. Worth
Cudahy, from Denver....
Lobman ft Rothchlld
Hill & Son
F. P.ilyewis
J. Li. Root ft Co
J. H. Rulla
Cudahy Bros. Co
F. (1. Inghram
Lehmer Bros
Bodden
Totals
CATTLE Receipts looked quite large on
paper this morning, ioo cars being report
in, out or tins number the greater part
of them were either direct to packers or
lexaa iceuers on ineir way to me: range
Thus It happened that while receipts were
liberal for Thursday, the actual number
offered on the market waa the smallest
that It lias been at this time of the week
In a long while. In fact there were not
enough cattle of any kind to make any
semblance of market. The steady fall of
rain during the forenoon kept every one
out of the yards excepting tho few. who
had cattle so that it looked more Ilk
Saturday than Thursday. As usual when
there Is so little stuff on sale there was
no snap or life and it was hardly possible
to quote anything more than a, nominal
market.
As noted yesterday prices on all kinds
of killing cattle even the very best are
fully 6oc lower than the close of last week
and some kinds of warmed up and half
fat cattle that come Into competition with
the cheaper grassers would possibly show
more decline even than that.
Hardly enough feeding cattle have besn
received this week to make a test of the
market and hence prices have not show
so much change, but there Is no question
but what cattlo of that description would
sell very much lower In sympathy with
the beef market If any great number were
to be ottered on the market.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steers, t7.4Wi87.80; fair to good corn
fed steers. t5.7Tffi7.00; common to fair corn
fed steers, t4.istt.76: good to choice cows
and heifers, t4.2Tygfi.2S; fair to good cows
and heifers. t3.50fj4.25: common to fair cows
and heifers, $2.iV(i3.GO; good to cholco
stockers and feeders, t4.504f.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $3.75(ij4.50: com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, t3fQa.76;
stock heifers. $2.75?3.36.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Vr. Ms. At. . Pr.
1 6:l 3 0 63 12-.J t 3i
37 1274 4 16
COWS.
Postoa Storks and loads.
( r.CSTON. July 2. Money, call loans. 20?
3 per cent: fine loans, p per cent.
Fto -ks and bonds closed as follows:
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 2.-METAI.S The Lon
don tin market was lower today, with spot
quoted at i-121 and futures ut i. 12a 5s. Lo
cally the market Was dull and unchanged
: at $27.ofrn27.25. Copper advanced to 56 12a 6d
i for spot and 5 .s i,d for futures In Lon
: don. Locally the market was reported weak
I In tone, but it Is said that some of tho large
producers are refusing to meet recent con
( ccsstor.4. and prices are unchanged. Luke
is quoted at S12.t!24''12.76, electrolytic at
$12.374'ul2.624 and easting at $12.25'n 12.374
I Lead advanced Is 3d to 12 7s 6d In Lon-
don. Locally It was easy and a shade lower
at V. 42414. 474- Speiter was lower in Lon
don, closing at 18 12s fid. The local mar-
ket was weak but unchanged at $4.4,Vn4 50.
i Iron was liigher, with Cleveland warrants
' quoted at 51s 3d in the Er.gllsh market. No
changes reported locally. No. 1 foundry
northern, $I6.5oi 17.00; No. 2 foundry north
ern, tl5.75G 16.25; No. 1 foundry' siKithern and
No. 2 foundry southern, sort, tlti.&O'dli.lA.
ST. 1H'lS, July 2.-METAIJJ Lead,
nominal; $4 35. Spelter, nominal; $4.35.
MUUm SPECIAL TRA1
TO
VIA
yiFi peiFoe
Leaves Omaha July 6 at 10 A. IYI.
Reservations for this trip should bo mado Immediately.
S1 7n50
ROUND TRIP
TO
Denver and Other Colorado Points
INQUIRE AT
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 1324 Farnam Street
Phones Douglas 18IS and Indspsndsnt A-9131. .
St..
KS..
44
St..
5..
67..
II..
81..
2..
71..
..
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. t7
..145
..tWi
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5 871,
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6 7W
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5 471,
II "Tl,
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7 215 10 00
!. 21 ... (i on
i 213 ... 4 00
ts .40 KO 00
67 3.M ... 4 n:,
0 312 . . I (i5
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2 274 ... Itt
f.2 tU ... 4 074
57 3:5 ... S 07V,
SHEEP Receipts this morning were very
large, for Thursday twenty-three cars be
ing reported in. Included among the ar
rivals were nine cars of Idaho rangers,
part of them lambs of very good quality
and the first to arrive this season from the
range. Thero were also a few lots of
pretty decent cornfed sheep, but there was
a liberal showing of trash. There were
quite a good many old thin ewes with small
lambs by their sides. Advices Irom tne
eastern mutton market contlnuo very dis
couraging to packers, with the result that
the demand Tor live sheep and 1 an ids con
tinues extremely slow and dull. A buyer
remarked that It was almost impossible,
the way mutton Is selling In the east, to
buy anything on the market that will kill
at a profit. An air of uncertainty sur
rounds the trade and no one seems to know
exactly what to do or where he Is at.
Hence the market, not only here, but at
all points continues to drag and weaken
off day after day, with no apparent sign
of Immediate relief. This morning passed
with almost no business doing and it was
well along toward midday lefore enough
sheep or lambs had changed hands to make
nnvthinir like a market.
Now and then a load or two would change
hands, but st rriees that were lfKif,15c lower
than yesterday. Rome extra good yenrllnus
sold up, to tf, w-lth Mexican ewea at $3.50
and western ' ewes with soma wethers
among them at $3.50.
Quotations: Spring lambs are now quoted
as lambs or shorn "lambs and yearling
laml are quoted under the head of year
lings; yearlings past are quoted ns weth
ers; good to choice lambs, $H.?fyii$b: fair to
good lambs. $6.5fKi6 26: cull lambs. $4.'d6.00;
good to choice yearlings. $4 5ntfi4.K5; fair to
good yearlUigs. J4.00'4.50; good to choice
wethers. $3.7fa 4.10; fair to good wethers,
$3.50113.75; good to choice ewes, $3 50,3.75.'
fair to- good ewes, t3.O0g'3.5O; culls and
bucks, t2.nrvfT3.oo.
No. Av.
301 western vearllngs ffl
tVI South Dakota yearl'g feeders 71
t spring lambs 55
7 western ewes and wethers... 128
WAREHOUSE OF SIX STORIES
New Building; Will Go Up at Sixteenth
and Leavenworth.
JOHN BEKLNS IS THE BUILD EH
Structure Will lie of llrlck and Cos
One Hundred nnd Fifty Thou,
sand I)4illara P4ir Merchandise.
Pr.
5 ft)
3 t',5
6 ro
4 25
11.!!
2ol!!
11...
32!!!
. 830
.
. S.15
.
.1010
. T45
. SO0
. 840
. 74
. SW
. 70
. 875
. 840
. !
. 747
t ts
1 23
I 35
I W
I 75
I 0
S 00
I 06
I 10
I 10
S 10
10
I 15
3 20
S 20
15.
12!!
20
.. 4
..list
. . 878
.. 1)40
.. m
.. 860
.. SM
.. )
.. r,5
.. 840
.. 8U5
..I':,
.. Kl
..1225
.. M
HEIFERS.
.... 440 1 75 I 6I
.... 4 Id) 440
....439 2 70 JO m
HEIFERS AND STEERS.
.... ta 4 is
BULLS.
..1140
..1330
.. 460
.. 820
..lisn
..V.'SO
. 12S0
..1100
On the Produce exchange today the buttr
market was weak; creameries. IsbiTJc;
oaii Ira. llii'Jlc. EeTifs, firm: at mark, cases
Included, !4.?iK.c; that, hie; prime fluLi,
Lc Cheest), .aay; Hmllc.
7. "f
S p
No
St. I. oats General Market.
rr. LOCLS, July 2. VH EAT Higher ;
track, No. ? rd cash. Mm-iS'V; .No -hard.
V4 imSI.W. July. e.-Uc: S. ntci. be", tt;' .
CORN-HlniH-r; track. No 2 aali,
7ic; No. 2 wtiite, .71 t 1'; July. 7oc;
temher. 7Mc.
OATS Kitm; tr-.ck. No. ! cash, 51c
I white, S4c; 4pl'inbei'. J'i'-c.
ELOl'R-Hull; nd wini. f patents. $t 4v.j
45; extra fancy anj fctia!.,iit. Sl.;jl.u5;
clears. 4iU.70.
SEE1 Timothy, steady; J.lt'Vi.1.50; new.
tJ.75.
4MIINMEAL Hlgiicr; $3.W.
URAN Lowr; east track. f5vVc.
H AY I'ni't-ans.'d; tlmo.hc. Sj.Oo'o i:.oo;
pra'rie. 4$ih ( , (1 fo.
IBt'N (MTTO.N TIE3-J1.00.
RAtHHNd 7V.
HK.MR TW1NE-V.
l'ROV18IONjr'rk. higher: jobhir.?.
$15 25. - Lard. I.ljr u r, prime steam, $'(!
t a. Pry salt meats, steadv; boxed extra
Short. tS7S. clear ribs, t 75; short clears,
ti.Uia. tetMwD, ateady; boied nut (hurt,
Philadelphia 1'roduee Market.
rHlLAOKLI'HIA. July 2 Ul'TTER
Pteady; extra weutcrn creamery 24c; west
ern 2'K'.
Etrid Firm, good demand; current re
ceipts. In returnable cases, 14c at mark,
wtM'-tn trsts, free cases. lo at mark;
current receipts, free cases, ltk: at mark.
t'll HEBE I'ull und lower; New York
fell creams, choice, 12c; fair to good. llVii
lric.
Minneapolis lira Ira Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July !. WHEAT No.
1 bind. fl.llVnl llTn; No. 1 northern.
1 ne-V, 11 1 4)!,-, ; No. I northern. SI 07V'.1.07r:
No. 3 northern, SI r2 i l.'5; July, f.-Ol'tftj
l ' l1.: September. S)i, i'.UT,c.
RKAN-In bulk. 112.75.
KL l'R Stronger; first patents. $j.'.S5rt
t i; s -c ,nd patents. $5.2 fi6 35; first clears.
tl.151f4.25; second clears. S3.50(g3.6.
Mllrrankre Grain Market.
MlLWAl'K EE. July ! -WH EAT Hlg.ier;
N.i. 1 northern. SI Hil l?: N t norlh.rn.
$10 111: September. SsHc bid.
KAKLEY llisher; No. 2. 7c; sample. 65
foRN-Higher; No. I, cash, TlSTtc; 8-p-teniber,
"l'c.
Duluth Grr.la Market.
nri.l'TH. July 2 -WH EAT-No. 1 north
ern. tl U; No. 2 northern, $1.01, July,
ti os; slept ember,
OAT8-4;
Atchi.nn ailj
do pfi
AiiLlmiii R. R...
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Host.'n A Maine.
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Cottoat .Market.
NEW YORK, July t COTTON Futures
opened eaay; July. l.7'2c; August, S.tioc;
B.pHinb.r. .41o bid; October, 9.22c; De
cember. 9,13c; January, 9o4c; Eebruury,
1 .u.; bltl; Jlarcn. nw.
I gp-)t c'oei quiet 10 polrw lower; mld
dl ng uplunils, 11.4V; middling guif. ll.'iBc;
I salea, 2,70u bales. Futures cloa.d kteady;
I July, t.Cic; August, 9.5.Sc; 8itenber. 9.3tc;
Oe'obei. t).2k'; Novenib r. I.0'; December,
V 09c; January, t.lCc; February, 9.00c; March,
1 '-
I tlALVESTON, Tex.. July 2. COTTON-
SI.H'1 ', 11 9-ltiC.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2 COTTON
Spot, steady, c down on all grades; mid
dling, ll'jc: sales. !50 bales spot nd 150
baits to arrive. Futures opened iuiel and
steady, 7til points below the closing yes
terday. The close was quiet and steady,
the active months were 15 points below the
closo yesterday.
ST. LoriS. July t-r.OTTON-Demand
light: middling, 11 Sc; no sales: receipts.
524 bales; shipments, 'JS bales; stock. IS.ioO
bales. '
4..
8..
53..
300
8M
220
150
it
6TOCKERH
7S 1 60
t45 3 IA
768 3 46
2 25
3 80
s 00
1 00
3 10
3 10
I 15
20
CALVE a.
10
. . . . Kill
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MP)
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....1100
....100
3 2S
I 15
3 25
3 Ai
1 40
3 50
2 50
3 10
3 75
3 81
I 85
3 80
4 0
4 IS
4 25
8.7
1
3 55
3 20
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4 75
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CHICAGO L1VK STOCK MAIIKKT
Cattle Steady ilosra Lower Sheep
and Lambs Fair.
CHICAGO. Julv ".CATTLE Receipts,
4.0X) heed: market steady; steers. $5 !VijS.:Si;
cows. t3.6flfi'i.75: heifers. $3.5i.9i); bulls,
t3.0mfT5.30: ralves. to.40in6.25; stockers and
feeders, tl.onriil.15.
I-IOtJS Receipts. 25.IVO head: market Mi
10c lower; choice heavy shipping, $i 5ii).55;
butchers. tfi.4.M&41.f.i; light mixed, tH.ZVrT.3;
choice light. A3Tj;.4S; packing, $5.75 6.40;
pigs. $4 Es'irr,6.0i"l.
PHERP ArNO LA MRS Receipts, 11000
head: market easy; sheep, t2.7Va4.25; lambs,
t4.5oyC.50; yearlings, U Vu 4.75.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANPAS CITY, July 2. CATTLF Re
ceipts. 5,7il head. Including 2.7o0 southerns:
market slow, steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $ii.40i'S.1o'; fair to good.
$5.rt&6.25: western steers. $4.75'it7.50: stock-
era nnd feetlers, t3.0oT7f25; southern steer.
$3.50i650: southern cows, $2 .fi4.0n; native
cows, t2.25ft4 76; native heifers. $3.2Vu6.50;
bulls. t3.8!e4.5A: calves. $3.on(0.25.
HOGS Receipts. 12.00i head; opened oc
lower, closed 5c higher; top, to'. 20; bulk of
sales, $G.90fi6 10; heavy, t5.0T7f3. Jn; packers
and butchers. to.80t-j,15; lliiht, t5.7'i-it.10;
pigs, t4.75imj.25.
SHEEP AND I, A MRS Receipts. i.M
head; steady and active; lambs, tl.5if(H.on;
ewes nnd yearlings, !3.V"r!4.25; Texts vear
llngs.' t4.tKu4.Kit; Texas sheep, t-l.M)fW,
blockers and feeders. t2.7!&3.ij0.
HOOS-Uuyers started out this morning
bidding lower and all conditions, including
advices from other points, seemed to favor
a further decline in hog values. While the
opening was dull, a few hogs changed
hands on the early bids. However, as it
became apparent that receipts were con
siderably lighter then expected onlv ISO
cats being reported in tho market firmed
up until it was strong to 5c higher than
yesterday. The fact that packers all
warned a few hops was also to the advan
tage of salesmen. Thus It happened that
the hogs sold pretty Urirclv -.t $5 &hi no
whereas yesterday considerably over half
of all the hogs sold at sa.tk, uo.i under. As
iiign tsi.ni'u was paid today.
Pa 05 yesterday.
Representative sales:
St. Louis Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS'. July 2 CATTLE Receipts
4.000 head. Including 2.000 Texas. Market
steady to strong. Native shipping and ex
port steers. t .40fi S .25 ; dressed beef and
butchers' steers. $T. .ftoifjti .fi5 ; steers under
l.OJai pounds. $4.77.fi5 .(; stockers and feed
ers,. $3.(a5.n0: cows and heifers. tS.notfi
7 0j,; csnners. t1.5VS2.25; bulls. $.1.CiOi5.75:
ralves. t.'l.J5fti50; Texas and Indian steers,
t.'VJf'fafi 50; cows and heifers $!.754i4.'2fj.
HOOS Receipts H.ron head: market
lower. Piga and lights. $4.5V.rg.25; packers.
' Vnf.25; butchers nnd best, heavy, $6.15'S
6 ?5. "
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts 4W
hrad: market steadv. Native muttons,
$3.25fi'j.OC; lambs. $4.50. 7.00.
Sioux City Live Stork Market.
BIOTX CITY, la . July 2 (Special Tele
gram. 1 CATTLE Receipts. 200 head; mar
ket steadv: beeves. fiW.'S: cows and
heifers. 14 ;Wf,.T: f-edera, t4.0d.4ie.t; calves
end eearlinraj, S' .75114.75.
HOGS Receipts. s.tfo head: market
s'endy; range, t5.7tj.On; bulk of ales, !6.90
es 00.
Through the agency of Thomas II. He
Cogue, vice president of the McCngue Ir.
veatment company the Chicago tireat West
ern Railroad company lins sold to John
Rcklns, proprietor of the Cmaha Van nnd
Storage company, a large tract Immediately
south of the Sinhold property on South Six
teenth street. The tract fronts on leaven
worth street with a frontage of lft" feet
both on Sixteenth and Seventeenth stren-s.
The transaction was close d in Chicago,
from which city Mr. McCagua returned
Thursday.
The new purchaser purposes immediately
to begin the construction of a slx-storv
warehouse building on the tract, the build
ing to cover an area of .Vix7n feet und tc
be of absolutely fireproof construction. It
will be built of reinforced concrete and'
brick and will cost tl5n,000. Wlufi bii: lne.s
warrants It. Mr. Ilckins purposes biilMi.if:
on the remaining ground another wur. hous.j
of the same size.
The new Reklns waie'iouse w'll be the
first building of the kind In Omnlvi to bo
given over wholly to the stt.rB?se of mer
chandise and the . credit- for pcttiuir the
warehouse on Its IraaKs belongs to the
Oreat Western road. This is the second
large enterprise that the Great Wetsern
has secured within the last few weeks, 'h
most recent transaction betriK the scrurlnij
of the wool market bii!ldlnp, on Its grain
terminal elevator track. Tlie deed convey
ing tlie realty to Mr. Rcklns recites a c.in
sderatlon of tl5.000.
John Reklns and Ills brntl.irs lave a
system of warehouses In SIoiin CPy, Chi
cago, San Francisco. Oakland nml l.os An
geles, as well as in Omaha.
Two More Warehouses.
July starts off with several good-Maed
building permits, two of there lelng f r
warehouses to cost $3n0.00, but $150.' on sh irt
of tha entire building record f ir the month
of June Just closed. The two large per
mits were taken out by the John Deera
Ruildlng company, each of U.em fir
$150,000.
The John Dcero Ruilding company will
build two warehouses at Ninth and Hariey
streets, one on the southwert tonier and
the other on the northwest corner. A novo
the first story the two buildings wlli bi
Joined, leaving an ulhyway beneath. Tha
ground area of each warehouse will b.i
132x132 feet, and they will be ttpht siorles
high. The, warehouses will lie eons'.rueie 1
of concrete and will be the first building
in Omaha to be erected on the Turner sys
tem of concrete construction.
Other building permits taken out
first two days of July were: I;. M.
gean, Thirty-sixth street and C.'run.l
nue, frame dwelling, tl.OiO.
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th
five princi
pal western markets yesterduy:
Cnttln. Hoars. Sheep
South Omaha S.feO 7.5) B.f
Ploux Cltv 2 3 wv
Kansas City 5.7i) 12." 4.500
St. Louis 4n 11 ir-l 4.i)
Chicago 4.000 2").0) 12.nnn
Total ! 16.40i) 59 3i 2ti,'io
(hi
as against
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Julv 2-Todav's state
ment of the treasury bslar.c'-s in the Gen
eral fund, exclusive of t $1 5O.fO0.':i0 gold
teserve. shows: Avullable cash balance.
$237,024 5; arold coin and bullion. $JUi2.3.'s;
gold certUlratts. t35.S14.510.
Bank of
PARIS. July
Statement.
weekly statement
Prastt
2 -The
of the Hank of France shows the follow, ng
changes: Notes in circulation, Ir.crtaae-d
lu.l)in) franca; treasury deposits, de
creased , , franca; general tinposKs,
Liverpool Grala Market.
LIVERI-OUL, July t. WHEAT Spot,
taay; No. 2 red western winter. 7s td ; No.
1 California, 7a 6d. Future, "firm; July.
7s2Tkil: bcpieinber. 7sTJ. Deember, 7a Vid.
CORN Spot, firm; new American kiln
dried, (.a 24.1; old American -mixed, ia 24,d.
Futures, steady; July, b Fd; September,
6 i'-jd.
Peoria Market. '
PEORIA, III , July t-r-CORN-Hltber;
No. t yellow. 73V-; No. I, 71V. No. 4, Vtii
UV; no grade, 6ijC.
OATo Firm; No. I whita, 6tiip5irc,' Vo.
t w hite. 4J''ic.
WHloblV-tiii.
50. A.. Sh. Pr. No. At. Fh.
' 184) 180 t 87) 51 ;51 to
82 laii 40 ft W 72 .
l 173 140 ft 80 71 211 120
84 183 10 6 VI 70 118 40
70 181 40 ft 80 71 2la 80
"4 110 80 ft 80 80 13 12.,
4 M ... t 2j S-'iT 21) 3(0
71 214 Jia) t 2'. 73 . .
! 20 2W) ft 6 82 2,3 ...
8J 211 49 ti 85 72 tin 80
83 224 140 ft 85 80 224 . .
71 2' 2') ft 8a 80 la 1.1
74 :14 8-) ft 8 78 :.S 4
84 2,13 t ft j 74 2; io
74 KM 4 teS 88 tt 20
67 217' 320 ft 5 78 in M
87 lie) 40 ft 85 87 l:,t ...
'4 2i8 ... ft 38 77 laj 40
78 211 40 ft 85 41 an
78 SI7 IX) ft 86 C4... 12,)
71 243 120 ft ft 41 2;2 . .
78 122 40 ft i 54 2J5 to
51 )! 1) ft tt f. to aO
70. 104 SuO ft 8i 57 M0 ao
5 14 40 ft 85 M i3 M
82 183 1 84 ft 85 43 34 II
T7 211 ... ft 85 31 22 14
24 M ... ft 85 81 2,r7 340
70 tit 80 ft 86 73 34 no
85 184 ... ft 85 75 ail
41 26 ft 80 a ?U1 las
77 lei 120 ft a 11 S ...
84 181 I'M 84 73 243 120
88 7s3 1M i 84 71 247 44)
47 t . 3d 4 85 80 244 40
ft 145 M f 84 Hi) 214 2u
84 VI ... ft 86 (4 :1 1M
85 IW 8 ft 85 74 iiV IM
84 f.7 4 S 8 7t 1.4 ...
77 2.3 14 I 84 83 t fe
44 821 ... S 87 84 1S4 811
ill I4 S4t) tm 14 i 4
Pr
C 87(4
7
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ft 87'
ft 87i4
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ft a."',
5
t tii,
ft 8T,
4 37",
e 8-v,
ft 87i
ft 871
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5 871
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Susrar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July 1 SI "(J A R -Rav.
firm; fair refining. S.Hfic; rentrlf'igal
(Ki test, 4 3tc; molasses sugar, Stile;
Refined steadv; No. . 6i)ie; rso. 7. ilir;
No. S l.ftnc; No. 9. 4 S5c; No. 1'. 4 75c; No.
11. 4 "tV; No. 12, 4.65c; No. 13. 4 i'ik ; No. 14.
4 one; confectioners' A. 5 30c; mould A. 6 75c;
cut loaf, t20c; cruslwd. t.lOc; powdered,
ttvic: gisnnlated, B4Xic; cubes. 5 5c.
MOLASSES Quiet ; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 28. ti 12c.
BOYS AND GIRLS EVEN EF.EAK
Stork Ilrlntta an Equnl Number of
Male and Frmnle Dubirs
In Jane.
An equal number of boys anl girls tvis
born during the month ol June In Om.tha,
according to the statistics on fi:e lr. tlu
office of the health department, the record
being ninety-six for each sex. One ngr
boy and cue negro girl were born during
the month. The total deaths for the montii
were 13.
During the first Jx month of ltW tl are
were 1.112 births, as against KV tleatla.
and this prepnrltoiiate gain In population
holds for the first day of July, with four
teen births and one death. The vital sta
tistics for July 1, Ittrs, follow:
lilrt ha Frank Mares. 141 South Thir
teenth street, girl; Adolpli Swobod I. 1 12
Bouth Fourteenth street, b iy; Harry Van
Arsdule, tv7 South Toiitv-tust street. ;
C. L. Johitsoii, U7 llinni-y sircet, girl; ,
H. Cillbert, 15i7 North Hivi nit i m h Mice.,
girl; Charles Hermanson, 2435 North Twei-ty-foi:rtli
street, txiy; Ira M. R-wikli, :4!t
Haitiilion street, boy; E. li. M imv, 1.,
Charles street, boy; Alfred V.'i sti rbci g,
314 Larimore avenue, boy; tiuy L. (Ho.er.
3o2 South Twenty-third street, el 1; Moni4
Mortenstn. 322 Seward street, bi.v. I eler
J. Peterson. 241H Cuming street, il.l; Ct'.
enc Sturgeon, 911 South Thli iy-' lr"l sir et,
girl; Leonard Schneider, 14-5 .Hap e Hired. .
girl.
Deaths John Henry Crave, Nor.'u
Eleventh strett, 73 years.
CosTec Market.
NEW YORK, July 2. -COFFEE Futures
closed steady, net unchanged to in points
higher; sabs rxrted of 34.5no bags. In
cluding July st ti loii lie; August, S IOc:
Beptemlxr. 6.1ic; Octob.-r, lnMfc; re
cembir. tf.l0'; January, 6.1'; March, 6 104
15c. Spot, stead; No. 7 Rio, S5-1CC; No. 4
Santoa. Ac. Mild, quiet; Cordova, J, ft
124aC. The world's vlslblo supply of coffee
on July 1 was (.M' bags.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK. July 2. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market unhanged, with fancy
quoted at loioc, choice at tViiKc. prime at
6;'i7',c and common to fair at fcdilV'.
IR1ED FRl'lTS Prunes are ill limited
Jobbing demand, with quotations ranging
from 3SS13e for Caltfiwnla and 5l'i(7Vc for
Oregons. Apricots are quiet, with choice
quoted at Plnv extra 7ioice at U'tiime
and fancy at 12'allc. Pearhea are dull both
on spo4 sod for future shipment from the
roast, with chtme quoted at fcV'iHc, etr
choiie at SfT.c, farxy at luliloi.c and extra
fancy at losullc. Spot raisins are neglected
and are practically nominal, with looe
muscatel quoud at 6VutaC, choice to fancy
seeded at 6j!(H-o, -erilns at aVyaic and
Loadvn laycia at ll -yl
REAL ESTATE TRAriSFERS
Charles M. Clarke to Fl'en Swa i
son, lot 7, block t, Hitchcock's I t
add t J." 0
Robert Smith, clerk of district court,
to Mellora Wooiworlh Fai: field,
part 2K-15-1J
George T. Morion and wl?v to Mat
tie F. Hopper, lot 19, block 6, Rr 8P'
l'l ace t;-o
Llnwood Park Iand Co. to John
Smith, lota 5, t, 7. Ralilmore Park. 1
William Neve, Jr., to ldu H. Huteson,
lot 1. block 2t, Kountze Pliace 1
Elisabeth Koutilae Real Estate Co, to
Willlaun Nrve, Jr., same l.ifr)
Mason City & Fort Dodgo Railroad
Co. and Omaha Grain Terminul to
John biua, part lots 2, I, 4, 5, Llock
1. Kountxo & Ruth's add 15,6 0
Samuel Mancuso to Gerturdo Mc
lonaJd. lots IS and 19, block 12.
Kountia 4k Ruth'a add 12.0
Ulnnle 14. Cobb to Annie Shields, lot
19. block 15. Tbomaaun 4k 44ooa add. &0
W. R. Wall and wife to Ciould lUeix.
lots 1 and 2. block 43. Flor.-nco 7.8 I
United iteal Estate and Tru" to '
Jacob1 Speller,. ' ' 17. I Iji i,
Kountxa a s h ad 84)j
Total
l.7j