THE REE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1900.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
wo Holiday! Leare the Wheat Con-
ditioni Weakened.
TOEEIGN OPTIONS AM LOSERS
Loral lilac la Feralataat aad R.
aolt la Lowfrlag ( the Valaes
Bans oa Favorable
Weather Raaorta.
OMAHA. July t. UOB.
Tha wheat market wa wnk and ahowe.1
no activity after tha two diyi of holiday.
Foreign markets reported losses In all op
tion and local elllnf aai persistent and
renulted In lowerlnv value.
Favorable weather condttlona and weak
wneat caused corn to Bag and tha cash
market waa dull, with offering! alow. The
tone of tha market waa weak and Inactive.
Wheat proved weak after tha first trad
ing ana prlcea Bagged heavily under Bell
ing pressure. Southern cash market.
where new wheat la being received, ahowed
a ions 01 wc in cash valuei over the holt
days.
I 'ftrn V a m.l. ... 4tk Ik. 1
whoat market, Cash com waa a drug and
all offerings were sold at a decline from
rrlday's market. Proooects are still excel
lent and there li algns of freer move
ment. .
Primary wheat receipt were SBl.OOO bush
els and shipments were S40.0"0 bushels
BKalnst receipt lait year of 824.000 bush'
eia and shipments of X54.000 bushel.
Corn receipts were 1,000,000 bushels and
shipment Were &H4.000 bushel, agalnat re
ceipt Is-st year of 400,000 bushel and shlp-
tin-nts of C'3,000 bushel,
t'lcnrsnces ivere 4.000 bushel of corn. 10.
0Xi bushels of oats and wheat and flour
ritual to 42.nno bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd higher to Hd lower
on wheat and 3d lower on corn.
War-lily wheat visible supply decreased
1 "21 'WO bushels; corn decreased 86,000 bush
el", and onts . 000 bushels.
lUnge of local options:
patent. IS v& 10; first clears, 14 '5 .15;
second clears, 13 5.vyj."j.
WRATHBR lV IMF ttRAI BELT
howrre Jut the dame for Wedeee-
'r f Tetnperatare t itkuid.
OMAHA. Neb.. June i. 190J.
Light shower wer eeneral In the central
valleys and west during Saturday, and ex
cesslve and almost continuous rains oc
curred In the central valleys during Sun
day and Monday. Rains continue this
morning in the Mtsosurl and middle Mis
sissippi valley, and are quiet general east
over the Ohio valley and eastern state.
I'neeasonahly cool weather has prevailed
over the central valleys and eastern states
since ftaturday, and conditions are unfav
orable for any Important change In tem
perature In this vicinity tonight and Wed
nesdny. Showery weather continues In the
northwest, and conditions are favorable
for shower In thla vicinity tonight and
probably Wednesday.
ReroM of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
me last mre years:
iKm. lore. tar.
Minimum temperature 2 M a 1
Precipitation l.M .66 . 60 .00
Normal temperature for today, 7 degree.
Fxces In precipitation slnoe March 1.
1 43 Inches.
Fxces corresponding period In 1908, 4 0
incne.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1007,
7.5 Inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Region Ballettn.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m., 76th meridian
time, Tuesday, July t, 1909-
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln
fltatlona. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb SO (15 .2J
Auburn, Neb 84 t'8 1 .17
NEW YORK STOCKSANDBONDS
opei of Any BeviTal in Market Are
Disappointed.
CONFLICTING STEEL HUMORS
Aitl-'e. Open. High. Iow. ciov. Yes'y.
Wheat I
.lulv..
Sept..
Corn
. .TlllV.,
1 K-pt:
Oots I
Jtlr..(
Sept. I
i m
1 02
67' j.
em
44U
.vi,
1 07S
1 02',
' nw
64
44V
374!
1 0SH 1 J 1 A7S
1 00 1 00 1 02
67H C7M 67H
tt 644
44'J 44 44H
3SI 3"-,'
IR'ken How. Neb. 87 f .03
Columbu. Neb... 75 80 1.24
ir-ulbertson. Neb. 78 8i .00
IFalrbury, Neb... 94 70 LOT
Fairmont, Neb... 84 8 .32
Or. Island, Neb.. 7S 61 .03
Hartlngton. Neb. K hS T
Hastings. Neb.... 83 63 .11
Holdrege, Neb... 81 82 .00
Vlakdaie. Neb... ft 59 .08
Omaha. Neb 77 8; 1.7
Tekamah,' Neb... 72 80 f 55
Alta. la SO M .28
Carroll, la t2 54 1.32
Sibley. Ia 62 53 .01
Sioux City, la... 62 6? .12
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Omnhs Cash Prices,
Vin:.T-No. 2 hard, 1.221il. 25; No. 8
hard. Il.litil.22; No. 4 hard. Il.10iil.lo; No.
Z sprlnir. II. 203122.
CORN No. 2, 4iffl84,4c; No. 3, 6',4'iT41vC;
No. 4. ti.1Vf&1r: No. 2 yellow, 4Uii4Wc:
No. 3 vellow, M'iifjMVtjr; No. 2 white, G8o;
No. 3 White, (l,r.
' OATS No. 3 mixed. 4i'4jtW3o; No. 3 yellow.
41 -44Wc; No. I white, Uf&y-: ZUt. 4 white,
4M 45.
HYK No. 2. 7fj"So; No. 8, Tfcg'fio.
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat.Cnrn.Oats
Chicago ' 8 3T7 Vfl
Mu u auo'ls 438
Omaha 8 58 .0
Dulutli 32 ... ;
CIIICAUO GIIAI AXU PROVISIONS
AY bent Prlcea Dreak Sharply on Ac
count of Crop Report.
CHICAGO. lit.. July 8 Wheat prices
broke sharply today following general
aolllng prompted by greatly Increaaed re
ceipts of new wheat at southwestern grain
centers and by glowing new crop reports.
At the close prices were lc to 2c lower
than last Friday. Corn and oats closed
weak, but provision were steady.
Whent wan somewhat demoralised after
the first half hour, and price declined
from lSo to 2c from the high point of
the session. The slump was due to the
liberal arrival of new wheat at Ht. luls
mt Kan:-as City, and consequent falling
away of caHh prlcea at thone points. Vari
ous Htaie reports Indicated material Im
provement in the condition of tha fall
own crop, and there was a large Increase
officially reported In the acreage sown to
wheat In the Canadian northwest.
The first car of new wheat arrived her
today from Indiana, and waa offered for
ale at the .sample tables as "No grade
wheat." Kansas City and 8t. Louis each
fl-eported- arrivals of . carloada. -with 8.000
BaokH additional, by water at the patter
point. An a result of this heavy move
ment, caul! pri'-es at ft. Ixiuls alone were
eald to have been off 2o compared with
Friday' quotations. The market closed
extremelv weak, at almost the bottom.
Splendid prospects of the new crop of
corn, as Indicated In numerous reports
from all sfctlons of the corn belt, caused
a break of from lHc to SipSc In that
grain. July was especially weak owing
to a general raid by local bears and on
selling by tired holders. July sold between
sn'HiC a no iSS. The market closed
deoidedly weak, with July at 67o.
i)m riecitneri In svmoathy with wheat
'and corn, but the market was relatively
niieh stronger than either. The close w
weak with prices unchanged to So lower
compared with Friday.
Provisions . closed steady with prices
Shade lower to 5o higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. Not Included
In averages.
DISTRICT A VKRAOE9.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chlcsgo, 111 28 88 84 .K.O
Columbus, 0 17 72 56 .20
Des Moines, la 14 62 84 1.04
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 68 58 .74
Kansas City, Mo.. 19 02 72 .30
Louisville, Ky 18 S2 G2 .K
Minneapolis. Minn. 2S K8 56 .02
Omaha, Neb 14 74 60 . 74
St. Louis, f Mo 12 SO 64 .74
NEW YORK. July 6 -There were hopes
Indulged by the professional element In
me speculation that today wa to wit
ness the revival of active Interest In the
tock market. That hope was disappointed,
as the meager total of the day's transac
tions sufficiently shows. There was noth-
ng to show that Important speculative in
terests were Into that market.
A large sentimental Influence waa exer-
Ised by the heavy tone of l"nltd States
Steel. The selling of that wa baed on
reiteration of the previous reports from
Psris that the plan to Introdure It on the
art bourse had heen rejected Dy tne
authorities. This report met with the con-
radtotlon from the Paris ornce or tne
bankers concerned, which has accompanied
each repetition of the report of the failure
of the plan. The denials, however, aid not
revive the tone ot imitea ruaiee oteei in
he market. The reports from trade sources
of the good rate of recuperation In the In
dustry wer equally without benefit to the
slock.
Beside the favorable steel trade report.
much attention was given In the financial
district to the crop news. Reports from
he agricultural official or tne states of
lllnola. Missouri and Ohio, which appeared
today, were accepted as foreshadowing a
highly favorable report on Thursday by
he government bureau on the condition
of both winter wheat and corn. The pros
pect of the corn crop Indicated both by
these states' reports and by private esti
mates were called brilliant.
A substantial Improvement to be shown
In winter wheat for June Is accepted a
foregone conclusion. The likelihood of
further exports of gold this week, both
to Argentina and to Pari, laoked Influ
ence on stocks for the same reason. The
rapid progress being made with the tariff
bill in its latter stages, especially the
readiness with which the corporation earn
ings tsx and the Income tax amendment to
the constitution, were accepted In the sen
ate, was cited ss of possibly ominous im
port to capitalistic Interest In some of tha
day's discussion In Wall Street. The clos
ing tone of the market was uncertain.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value, $4,404,000. United States 2a and 3s
declined per cent on call.
Bales and range of Prices on tha Stock
exchange today were as follows:
balal. HIH. Low cinne.
Excessive rain continued genersl In the
western portion of the Corn and wheat
region during the last twenty-four hours
and moderately heavy rains In the eastern
portion. The weather continues cool
throughout the belt.
Tj. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Artlclcs. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.Frrdy.
Wheat
July
Sept.
Deo.
ept.
Iec.
Oats .
July 47Htf
1 13 1 lSVal 1 "HI 1 1
1 10 i 1 10 I (MJ 1 07 1 09
1 0s 1 081 1 0611 08, 1 08
, I I I
ltLifil4ioiftl 6fiH 67 69
8i.Vif 65 63' 84 C5tni6
158161 56 6t4 Kl
41 '8
42Vs'i V
20 5
A 7f. I
56
I
48
421
4J:
I
47
411
;
471 47
41,41C
411 42
30 50 21 50
20 7 j 21 65
20 50
20 lij
20 46
20 82
I 11 90 I 11 00 I 11 8214 11 821 11 M
I 11 S7l 11 95 U SiVsl 11 82! U
I 11 11 821 11 20 11 20 11
! U 25 ! 11 8J 11 171 11 20 11 20
Sept.
lec.
Fork
July Svpt.'
Lard
July Sept.
tfHpt.
No. 2.
Caeh quotations were as follows:
FLOl'H Steady : winter patent. t8.4fVJt
6 75- winter straights, 6 lOtffl 35; spring pat-
enta, w.wj.'jtj.su; spring straights, 4.Mi;i.iu
bakers. 11 40.W5 20.
' BARLEY Fetd or mixing. 60Slc; fair
to choice malting. W87c.
SEED No. 1 southwestern. 11.47: No.
northwestern, $1.57, Timothy, S3.80. Clover,
110 75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl , 120 47
C?20 50. Lard, per luO lbs.. Illkt Short ribs
Ides (loose), 111 WH1.30. Short clear sides
(boxed), iii.ei'ii'B n.ia.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 428.000 bu. Primary receipts were
(Ul.OtiO bu.. compared with 824,000 bu. the
tKineeponding day a year ago. The visible
h udI v of wheat in the United States waa
1.514.000 bu. for the week. The amount of.
breadstuff on ocean passage decreased 764,-
000 lu.
htlmated receipts for tomorrow-: Wheat,
T cars; corn, 279 cars; oats, 189 cars; hoes,
J4.0U0 head. '
Kaaaa CltV 43ala ssi Provlatoas
KANSAS CITY, Juty .-WHEAT-Caah
tto lower; No. J, 11.14: no. , si.iu; ISO
red ft 1361.14:, No. ft. II 0tkl li.
COItN-lgio iower; No. J mixed, 649i
40;. No. , K'1'o; No. S white, r0
rUc: No. 1. te'x'aiiie.
OAT8 HKlo lowar; No. 2 white, K2e
No. I mixed. 47c
KTF fJifsKS. :
HAYUnrliangedf choice timothy, 81S 00
C'-J 60; - eholo prairie (new). i9.S9.50
choice alfalfa (new). ll2.6O1rU.00.
BfPTKR Creamery extra, 24c; firsts.
etc: secoima, aye; packing stock. 180.
rnt iNir.vii nun iau
rent reoetpts, it's; seconds and dairies. 15o,
tteoetpta. Shipments
IVhut. fcu. ,. 90.000 22 0i0
Corn, W 58. 00 25.000
oata, eiv ......rt.. .U.0U0 2.000
Kaiwas City options closed as follow! '
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. July 6.-FLOUR Receipts
44.8U0 bbl.; exports, 16.700 bbls.; quiet and
lower to sell; Minnesota patents, f4.256.0
winter straights, 96.&5'C.66; Minnesota bak
eis. 25.3506.85; winter extras, 24. 865.70
winter patents, 28.7667.00; winter low
grades, 14 765.60. Rye flour, dull; fair to
good. 24 504.70; choice to fancy. 24.805.00.
CORNMF.AL llBrely steady; fine whit
and yellow, 11.661,70; coarse, 1. 64(11.60
kiln dried, I3.B0.
RYE Dull; No. 3 western, 96c, nominal
f. o. b.. New York.
BARLEY Steady: feeding. 78S0c. c. 1. f.
isew YorK.
WIIEAT-Recelpts. 33,400 bu.: exports
iii.vn on.; spot marxst, weax; no. I red
old, 11.46, in elevator, and f. o. b. afloat
No. 2 red, new, ll.US. August; No. t north
ern Ouluth. 11.34. f. o. b. afloat; No. 2
hard winter, 21.21, t. o, b. afloat. Over
whelmed by bearish crop news. Including
several very favorable stats reports, wheat
broke rally zc per bushel today, without
attracting much export business. The de
cline oaught numerous stop orders, which
left final prices heavy at a SS2c net loss.
juiy closed at 21.22; September, ILU
L'ecemDer. ti.i' way. si. 1474,
tJUKiN Keceipta, 4.7u bu.; exports. 4.600
mnet ma.lr.l w..k M 1 0 1 .' . T .
tor, and 78 t. o. b. afloat; No. 3 new, 63c,
winter shipment, option market was with
out transactions, closing lo to Jo net lower.
July closed at 77c; September, 72 Vic; De
cern oer, 01 'AO.
OATS Receipts. 206.700 bu.: exDorts. 9.000
on. spot market dull: mixed. H to n lbs.
one, nominal: Natural white. 18 to n lbs.
67680o; clipped white. 24 to 42 lbs.. 6863c,
i a i Dull ; no. s. 7WiriBc: good to choice.
wawc.
HIDES Firm: Bogota. Il22c: Central
America. 22c.
LEATHER Steady : acid. I3ai9c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady: family. 214.00
iUi4.ou; mess, lll.oujril.fio; beef hams. 24.00jX
zn.w; packet, iii.bvr0iis.ou; city extra India
mess. I2fl.60a-21.00. Cut meats, firm: pickled
Denies, 12.604(15 TO; pickled hams, 912609
Bin Lard, firm: western. 312.05O12.U
refined, steady; continent, 212.40; touth
America, 213.25; compound. 28.0O4f8.25. Pork.
steady; family, 221 0022.00; short clear,
xzi.wa i3.tio: mess, 221.60.
TAt.UJW Dull: city. 6 9-16o: country.
0 0-HKJS S-1ISC.
RICE Firm; domcstlo, fair to extra, 80
"kc; japan, nominal.
Bl'TT Ell Firm; creamery specials. 23
t.' 1. .... . IV- ... . . - .lr I . .
'wit vioi y iv, ciirtn, fiovxiO'A.inau
western factory, 18'((21i; western imlla
tlon creamery firsts. 22o.
CHK.ESE Weaker; new State full cream
specials, 13Vfil4Vc.
EGGS Finn; western extra firsts, 23c
ursis, ziiizzvc: seconds. 2ma'2ie.
POULTRY-Dressed, western chickens,
broilers, 18i23c; fowls, 1415c.
St. I.oala General Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 8 WHRAT-Lower
track No. 2 red. cash, I1.13Q1.14; No.
red, tl 15; No. 2 hard. 11.2061.26; nominal
July. i.06V(il.05S; September. 1.05.
CORN Lower; track No. 2 cash, 679
6vc: .o. i wnne, rxtrwfcc; July, stig; Sep
tember, 63Sc.
OATS Lower; track No. t cash. 49c No.
2 white, 61ti51c, nominal; July, 45c; Sep.
temper, fu,c.
R YK Firm: 82c.
FIjOUR Steady; red winter patents. 28.50
Hs; extra laucy and straight, 26.7&U8.40
nam Tinner clears. S4.x4 M.
SEED Tlmothv, $2.754i3 25.
CORNMEAL 23.50.
BRAN Lower: sacked, east track, il.ng.
" HAY Firm; timothy, $13.0018.00; prairie,
HAtiGINO 7Uc
HEMP TWINE 7c. '
PROV ISKNS-Pork. steady; Jobbing
ii aieaoy; prime steam, I11.S2'
all82. Dry salt meau. steady; boaed ex
tra shorts 111.7: clear rtha ill 7' .hnt
clears. Ill 87. Bscon, steady; boxed exrra
en. .us. Li.io, ciear riou, ii.i6; short clears,
112 27.
PoULTRY-FIrm; chickens. 12c: springs,
"' . niiarre, mo; flurti, so; geese 40.
?ITE,RH'h,,r: creamery, 2126c
FOGS Lower. UWr.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
... Receipt. Shipment
riour. DDIS 7.700 s40
vvneat. ou 70 ,100 100
.;orn, du 225 8H0 20 40)
Oats, bu LA. 800 42,200
Articles.. . t Ooaa. Hlgh.l Low. ( Closa.
Wheat
July September .
December
Corn
July September ..
XJaeember ..
! 108
1 I 1 WS
1W ltl
42 A 2
tl tt I
!
1 01V
1 ll
i
1 04
1 VI
1 M
1
l 50SA
A asked. B bid.
; Mlaaeaaolla Oewla Market. ;
MINNEAPOLIS, July . WHEAT-July.
fl24; September. tl.Osafjl 09; December,
101; cash and hard. tlWAtfl .27; No. 1
northern. H '; N- northern, SI 240
1I4S: No. 2 northern. IltWULU..
H.AX-ClosU l l
BK AN In bulk, t -M 00.
FLUCK Flrsx pateMia, sa!.09.20; second
Vlelble Sanply of Grata.
NEW TORK. July 1-Th visible supply
of grain in the United States Saturday
July 3. as ' compiled by the New York
u.uuui-s ticniKM waa as Tonows: Wheat.
i ,IJ A. A 1 . - , . . . .
V. iw.vw vu.( u' vi l.Ml.piu DU.; COm
I.rO.OiO bu.. decrease, liuiin k,.
8.281,000 bu., decrease, (,000 bu.; rye, 157 OuO
bu., decrease. 12,000 bu.; barley, 449 000 bu
decreaae, 4S.0OO bu. The risible supply of
wheat In Canada last Saturday was 2 (74 000
OU., BlCHiW U l M,IUI du.
' Mttrfeel Ursta Market.
LIVERPOOL July (.-WHEAT-81.1
No. 2 red. woatern. winter, nominal: Juiv
9s 4d; September, (a 7d; December, ts
4d.
CORN 4? pot, oulet; new. American
mixed, (via . uiveston). cs (a. Futur
quiet; September, (s d; October. 5a (d
-rAn-BiiHiia imiy at 1 pho.
FLOUR W inter patent, strong at 28s.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, July (Corn Lower: No.
yellow. TOBTQVc: No." 2 yellow. 7a,17oUe
No. 2. 70c; No. 4 8Sic; no grade, e6tfrc
r niraay ; sianaara. sivo; No.
white. 764o.
State Official ( rop ' Reports Fore-
ska dow Hlathly Favorable He
port from Federal Officials
This Week.
1123 308.179; gold coin Snd bullion, jr,r.38.8.'.8.
gold certificates, .16.3.i. 390.
Mies Stocks and floncla,
BOSTON. Jtilv 6 Monev. rail loans, m
133 per rent; time loans. 3o5 per cent. Clos
ing nuotstions were a follows:
A trhton adj. 4" Arlt. Comraarrltl . . . . Il4
do 4a 114 Atlantlo
Mi central 4a II ftinitiam
AKhlmn 1H Huiie roallilm
pm IMTa ratnmet A ArUona. l'H
Boston A Albany. -Ml rsiumat A Hecia....4
noton A Milne IMl Centennial t0l4
Bnaton Rlevtted 128 Coppa, Hrama
nt.hpiirg prd 1 s ri wt i"
N V., N H H.. 171 Franslln IT
t nlon arlflt 1M ilranbr 1" 1
Am. Arga. PCham... 44 Oreana fananaa M
do ffl I4 tale Rome ts
Am. Pnau. Tube t Miu Mlnlnt
Am. Sugar 134 MirhiMn ,n
do pfd 1 Mokawk 6S
Am. Tel. A Tal 144, Mont. Coal A Coke.. J!
Am. Woolen Nevada I'S
do pfd 1M did liomlnlon t4
Dominion I. a 8 ... 4iVa n.reola 11
Kdiam Kleo. Ill ! Parrot I 4
CMnaral Klectrto JBA yulncjr so
Maaa. glactrlo It aiannon 18
do pfd H Tamararx 70
Mjaa Gaa 8314 Trinity 114)
I nlted rmlt lsjl Vnllad Coppar to
Inurd Shoe Mach... tlv, V. 8. Mlnln( 4H
do pfd l(S V. 8. Oil I4
V. S. Steal H t'tah 41
do pld 1H Virlorta 4
Adrantura 4 W'lnnna I
A Hour a 41 Wolrarlne 141
Amalxama.ed ll North Butte 6o4
Bid. Aakad.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Very Little Chang-e in Cattle, frioe
Being- Mostly Steady.
HOGS VERY SLOW, ONLY STEADY
London Strick Market.
LONfiON, July 6. American securities
were quiet this forenoon, but yesterday's
advances were firmly maintained, and
gains were made In anticipation of a good
Wall street opening today.
London closing locks.
Conaola, monay.... 14 14 Loulavllle A N
do aorount US M., K. A T ..
Amal. Coppar l N. T Central.
Anaronda 1 Norfolk W..
Atchlaon 118V, do pfd
do pfd W Ontario A W..
Paltlmora A Ohio 1-1 Fannaylvanla
Canadian Pacific 174 Rand Mlnaa...
Cl raapaaka A O 1 Raadln ..
Allia Cbalmar pfd
Amalgamated Coppar
Am. Asrlcultural
Am. Beet Su;ar
Am. Can pfd ,
Am. car a rouoary....
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Hide A Leather pfd
Am. Ica Seourltlea
Am. Llnaeed
Am. locomotive
Am. Bmrltlng A Rat ...
ao pia
Am. 8uar Refining
I. too
l.-OI
1.K1
8"0
1.9l0
1,40
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ino
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7W)
81
4H
44S
824
7V4,
74
42
tH'l
17
41
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1,0") 128
8:
45H
614
6V4
74
42
a
11
en
81
4'V
a si
im
44
1U'4
Am. Tal. A Tal 1,600 141 14u ln.
Am. Tobacco pfd 0 100Ta "
Am. Woolen II V
Anaconda Mining Co 700 4i 4K4,
Atchlaon ..: 12.4UO lie IKS 114
da pfd too 104 104W J41t
Atiamie coaat una la
B. O
do pfd
Bathleham Steal
rooklrn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Central Laathar
da pfd
Central of N. J
Chaeaeeake A Ohio
Chlcaajo A Alton
Chicago Oreat Waatara..
C. A N. W
0., at. A 8t. P
C, C, C. A It. L
Cola, rual A Iron
Colo. A Southern
do lat pfd
da Id pfd
Con. Gaa
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson....
D. A R. Q
do td
PlatlllerV Becurltlea
Erie
do lat pfd
da Id pfd
General Electric
Ureat Northern pfd
ao ureion ctri
Illtnole Cantral
mar. slat
da prd
Inter. Hanreeter
Inter. Marina pfd
inter. Paper
Intar. Pump
Iowa Cantral
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. A N ,
Minn. A St. L
Minn., Bt. P. A I. SU M. 1,100 141 141
1.900 UMt 11 ll'S
t P4 S
"too ii ii u
10 714 78 7
7.400 14 1M 1J'
inn ii si to
200 1114 104 104
loo cs4 x
704 I 7 14
410 tKS 48
l,4" 1 1 1
: 1RI 1M 1M
8.(00 155 IMS 1M
0 It 74 78
1,X 44 44 44
8 17 87 8M4
100 W 82 aJ
80
1W
1.104 II U
Chlcaao U. W
Chi.. Mil. A 8t. P.
lie Baara
Denver A Rio 0...
do pfd
Erla
do lit pfd
do Id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illlnoll Cantral.
144
41
134
M
X
;o
10
1 Southern Rr....
..1M do pfd
.. 14 Southern Pacific
., 4t Union Pacific...
.. 87 do pfd
.. Si V. 8. Steal
.. 84 do pfd
.. 4t Valh
.. 13 do pfd
..114 Spanlah 4a
S1I.VKR liar, quiet at 2SHd per ounce.
HONKY-lvlt per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is R-16 per cent; for
three months' bills, IS-l&gi per cent.
H
.. TO
..13
..1WS
..107
.. 70
..12
.. S
New York Mining- Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 8 Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
i,aavi ia cn..
Little) chief
A Ilea 18
brunawlrk Con &04
Oomatock Ton. stock 24
Comatork Tun. bondi 18
Con. Cal. A Va It
Horn SIlTar
iron Silver 14a
Offered.
4
1
Mexican 104
Ontario SM)
Ophlr 148
Huiilnd 175
Yellow Jacket 78
M0 IDA 1M 1B4
I1") 4 41 41
J0 86 86
8,704
800
800
I7S
84
44
86
e
7
(9
44
t.M 1' 1A4 144
8.000 1511- 150 161
I. KM 7 78 14
iOO 14S 141 1483
I.804 1S 14 II
1,100
t()4
too
"'766
HO
8.100
500
4M
15
(4
40
18
4S
II
4
84
in
.
44
71S
200 140 140 11
4
18
28
ii
a
44
11
80O
8,800
1U0
809
7J
41
73
i
6
in 111
81 u
8 8
a. m
71
41
73
ii
83
1,700 113
4O0 II
100 It
800 u
1.704 1M 112 161
10
1.800 17 134 ISO
100 114 114 114
12
8UU 44 44 l
184
41
II.IO0 158 157 187
800 31 81 81
800 104 104 104
11,400 13 li II
800 71
404 41
70
45
Mo. Pacific
., K. A T
do pfd
Rational Blaoult..
National Lead
Nat I R. R. of Max. lit pfd 100
n. 1. cantral
N. Y., OnU A W
Norfolk A Waa tarn
North American
No. Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvanla
People' a Uaa ,
r , u., c. in. I
Preaeed Steal Car
Pullman Palac Car
Railway gtaal Jpi'lnf,...,
Reading
Rapublle gtaal
aa pt ,
Rock laland Co
eo pfd
it. L A 8 P. Id pfd..,
8t. Loula 8. W
do pfd., ex-dlv
Bloee-Sheffleld S. A 1.
o. Pacific..,.
da pfd
80. Railway
do prd o0 4
Taunaaaaa Copper
Taa A Pacltla t"0 14
Tol . St. L. A W eK 4
do pfd too 41
tnlon Paclflo
do pld
V. S. Realty....,
V. 8. Rubber
1. S. Steal
do pfd
t'tah Coppar
Va.-Caro. Chemical... ,
Wabaab
da pfd.
Weatern Maryland
Weetinahouae Electric.
Weatern Union Ids 72
W. A Lake Erie
Wlaoonala Cantral
144
11
41
71
106
M
lo
4
7
46
. . Ill
48. 00 133 118 1JJ
I.Ou) 113 13i 131
8.800 II 10 II
80
87
14
41
7
800 87 84
84
48
48
48.100 16 IN 1D4
8. OUO 106 104 104
100 II 81 II
600 II 81 IS
ll.; . as
!. lit 125 IV
1.000 4 48 41
804 54 (4 14
100 U 11 Il
I.IX.I i,t 4.1 66
iu a
6, too
.... ma 67
Total aalea lor the la, 401.804 ahares.
73
66
10
84
71
I
6;
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, July 8. MONEY On call,
easy, l((jil per cent: ruling rate.-1. ner
cent; oloslng bid. 1 per cent; offered at
1 per cent. Time loana, very Boft and
dull; slity days, 8 per cent; ninety days,
IVk per cent: six months, lufftfw Der cant
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 34
per cent.
BTERLINO EXCHANGE Heavy, with
actual uuBineee in oanaers Dins at 84 K&tiOfa
a.aoiu icr anij-aaj uius ana at 4 W for
demand; commercial bills. K8ii4 WS.
B1LVER Bar, 61 c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
do uut bi umaiii, acaa; railroads
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as kouows:
V, I. rat la, rag 101 Can. Electric cr. 6a. 160
do eoupos 11 III. Central lat ref. 4al00
da la. raa 101 Inter. Mat. iu. an
do eeup'Mi 101 luiar. M. Marina 4t 71
o ra epmB m miw
da 4a, oeupoa 1 a 4a it
eiiieuHinwii " "ia 1 aouinarn lat us To
Am. Agricultural 8a lul Laika Bhora d a mil u
Aaa. T. A T. cv. 4. 10 L A N. uul. 4a liatu
Am. Tobaooo 4a M., K A T. lat 4a. 100
... v an. aa n
4 Mo. Papilla 4a uu
101 N. Ry. ef Maa 4a. 84V
116 N. . Cantral g . U
I I do deb. 4a ni-u.
Atlantte O. L lat 4a M N T.. N.H4 H r a.uT
. A O. 4s 1D0,, Norfolk A W. lata. 4a
da 8. W."6a'".!.'. P do 8a u
DroosiTa i. cv. aa... an ura. a. u Kdg. 4a. 6
Central of Oa. 6a ...111 Pann. cv. a, ia;( m
Caoiral Laathar 6a.. 6a do eon. 4a. 104
central ef N.J 6e It. Reading gen. 4a .. lonu
Cbaa. A O. 4a 104 Bt. L,. A g. P. f 4a n
.101 do gan. 4a
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA, July 8. Bank clearings for to
day were 82,81)0,110.44, and for the corre
spondlng date last year, l,666,3r.20.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 6. WOOL An active de
mand for medium grades of territory wool,
especially for three-eighths, has been the
feature of the wool market, with prices in
all lines holding yery firm. There has
been quite a little business in spring can
fornia wool, as well as in twelve-month
Texas, while several heavy transfers ot
Ohio three-eighths and one-quarter blood
are reported. The market In other lines
Is quiet. The leading quotations range as
follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces,
XX, S-VijiJoc; X, 3ftJ4c; No. 1 washed, 40
41c; No. 2 washed, 4Ufi4i; rine unwashed,
27a'28c: flna unmerchantable, SOmslc; one-
half blood combing, 3&c; three-eighths
blood oomblng, 8bc; one-quarter blood
oomblng, iW38c; washed. 40a41c: delane,
unwashed. 83'S34c. Michigan. Wisconsin
and New York fleeoes, fine unwashed, 23
ilKc; delane, unwashed, 31(f(32c; one-half
blood, unwashed, SSfiSSc; three eighths
blood, unwashed, 3438c; one-quarter blood,
s;(S4c. Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
Three-eighths blood, 35fl36o; one-quarter
blood. Sfxaf37e. scoured values: Texas fine.
twelve months, 70fi72c; fine six to eight
months. 63&c: fine .fall. 68ft60c: middle
counties, 63!&c; fall free, fxxadje. Oregon,
eastern, mo. i staple, 7Jii8o; eastern cloth'
Ing. 674(68c; valley, Io. t 57668c. Territory
fine staple. 74:u7tc: fine medium staDle.
73c; fine clothing. oWTOc; fine medium
ciotnmg, nvgwe; one-hair mood. e7a9c;
three-eighths blond. 64(ff7c; one-quarter
niooa. u.ijfose: pulled, extra, 7OJP740; fine,
ooc; a supers,, oowwic
ertV-i
. - Metal Market.
NEW YORK. A1jtily . METALS The
Ixtndon tin, market was higher than last
week, spot closing at 131 15s and futures
at 131 os. The local market was quiet, but
higher In sympathy with the advance
abroad, with spot at 829.0WJS.10. Codd
waa a shade lower In London, spot being
68 12s 6d and futures 59 lfts. Locally dull
and nominal; lake, llJ.60tt3l.6T4; electro-
lytic, 8l3.otai3.12A; canting. tU.76fi1J.O0,
Lead declined to 12 is 8d in London, but
remained dull at t4.86(S4.46 locally. Spelter
was unchanged at iZl 17s Sd In London and
was also unchanged at 86.4tXtr5.46 locally,
The K-nglish iron market was a little lower
at 48s lHa ror Cleveland warrants. Lo
cally iron was unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, July 6, METALS Lead, dull
at fl.iil). spelter, dull; at 8b.eia6.36.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 8. COTTON Fu-
tures onened firm? Julv 19 irw.. A..
Futures opened firm. July, 12.10c; August',
xa.ixc, ncpirmucr, 12.10c; uctODer, l.16c;
December. 12.18c: January. 12.11k-,-. March
12.18c; May. 12.22c.
Futures closed very steady. Closing bids:
July, 12.26c: August. 12.14c; September,
12.27c; October, 12.29c; November, 12.29c;
December, IJ8A0: January, 1 2.54c; March,
12 S4c; April, 12 34c; May, 12 88c.
Bpot closed quiet. 16 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 12.76c; middling, 13c. Sales,
700 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July COTTON Firm; mid
dling, llc. Sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments, none; stock, 25,884 bales.
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK, July 8. DRY GOODS The
cotton goods market showed a sharp ad
vance during the day, In keeping with the
advance In raw cotton. Heavy canton
flannels were advanced c a yard and fine
cambrics o a yard. Many lines of goods
have been withdrawn pending a revision
In prices. Yarns were marked up o a
pound. Dress goods of a stapla character
were open for spring at advances ranging
about 10ni5 per cent on woll batistes. Many
large buyers ara In the market, but they
are operating with oonservatlsm.
t
Oils and Roals,
NEW YORK, July 6-OILfl-Petroletim,
steady, refined, New York, 88.86; New York
and Baltimore, 88 8.1; New York and Balti
more, in bulk. 84.86. Turpentine, steady at
48c. Cottonseed oil, steady; prima crude.
84 Kifvi 80. nominal: prime yellow, 85.60ji
6 66c; July. t.tSQS.Mc.
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common, . $3.1503
3 20.
OIL CITY. July 8 OILS Credit balances.
183 bbls.; runs July 2, 3 and 4. 488.140 bbls :
average. 141. Ef bbls.; shipments .lulv I, t
and 4, 6S9.436 bbls.; average, 1S3.021 bbla.
do 8a.
Armour A Co. 4.
Atcblaoa gan. 4e-.
do cv. 4a
da cv.
Chicago A A. 80 16 St. L B. W. eoa. 4a' 78-
C, B. A CI J. 4a M do Ut (old 4a. .. w
do gaa. 4a.......... aa Seaboard Air U 4a llu
at so. J-aafia col, aa. tli
So do ev. ta i(,4
84 do lat ref. ta. i,
I 8a. Railway aa Ill
Tl do gan. 4a ki
C., M. A Bt f I la 61 80. J-aafla coL . 7 a2
v., m. a. m . v. w. a
as 001. a .
do rf. 4a. ..
Colo. Ind. 6a
Colo. Midland
Cola. A Ba. n
ait. 4a
Dal. A Hud eoa cv. 4a) "4 V
D A R. O. 4a 7 t. g Steal Id aa
eo raf. as a Va Oa. Cham 6a
MaUllara' 8a Tl Wabaab. lat 6a' .
arte pner Ilea 4a... M do i and eat. 4a 11
do Bn- 4a It Waatara Md. aa . ' ir.T
. a A .Tl. u ...... ... ....
WW . wa mmrmwm J . -w.la, C e. CV 6a 14
a a nil w,. ....... .
Dm. viiereo
.... t- ea
cv. a i.in
M do lat and raf. 4a. tol!
n. natter 4a iim.i.
..ll
. . va
118
Treasury latemeat.
WASHINGTON. July 8-Today s state
menl of the treasury In the general fund
ciciuaivi oi tne eiae.wu.uaj gold leacrve
snows; ioini baiauc m gaueral fund,
keep and l ambs slow and Doll Sell
ers, While Prices at the Best
Are Mo More Than
steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb, July . 1.
Cattle. Hogs, oneep.
....12io l.Wl 8.0.13
8.363
10.243
13,843
1 8.13
9,875
18.8J
8.783
.8.88
..4 .951
....8 881
2.S0
S..X3
9.C98
8. 849
6,082
6.SV0
8,736
Receipts were
Official Monday ....
Estimate Tuesday ..
Two days this week
Same days last week
Same days 2 weeks ago. 4.4. 8
Same days 3 weeks ago. 1.85
Same days 4 weeks ago.&K!
Same davs last year 3.069
The folio wins table shows the receipts
of cattle, hos and sheep at South Omah
for thB year to date, compared wun iet
rear: 1MH. 1908 Inc. Dec.
Hogs 1.413.416 1.630.646 117.181
Sheep ;5.3TJ 703.8.17 27.984
Cattle 4&S.3H4 488.190 22.174
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons!
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
THK-
Conservative Savings & Loan Ass'n.
Date. 1909. 11908. 1M7. 11908. 11906. 11904. 1903.
June 27... 6 P 6 83
June 28... 7 84 6 8
June . . 7 82 6 98 6 92
June 80... 7 56 6 03
July 1.... 7 'IV, 6 :5 6 84
July 2.... 7 634 6 97 6 84
July I.... 1 6fi 6 97 6 84
Julv 4 ...
July 5.... 7 71 6 791
July 18 6 79,
6 83' ( 4.11 6 32! I 141 ( 88
8 44 6 80 11 -
8 47 6 22 5 0b 6 87
481 6 17 it OS 16 68
I 6 2.1 6 18 6 t
6 48 6 19 5 68
t 4.8 6 It1 5 r,6
aa aa aa aa
8 48 6 261 5 261
6 79 8 42 5 2& 6 27 5 5
At the Opening of Business
July 1, 1909.
The Conservative Has a Record Hard to Equal, r
1
Sunday. Holiday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, n r s.
C. M. Pt. P 6
Mo. Pacific 2 2
Union. Pacific 21 28 6
C. & N. W. (east)... 2
C. A N. W. (west)... 46 54
C, St. P., M. & O.. It 18
C, B. Q. (east)... 8 3
C, B. A Q. (west)... 37 17 4 1
C. R. I. & P (west).. 8 4
Illinois Central 1 3
Total receipts ....138 142 10 1
The disposition of the day's receipts wss
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated
Omaha Pkg. Co....
Swift and Company....
Cudahy Pkg. Co
Armour & Co
Krey Pkg. Co
Omaha Pkg. Co., K. C.
Bwlft and Co., K. C
Lobman & Rothchlld...
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
F. G. Ing-hram
U. D. B. Co
Swartx-Balond
Lee Live Stock Co
Cattle.Sheep.Hogs.
?14 1.467 402
696 1.818 518
976 2.363 1,300
454 2,309
470
82
48
132
10
89
69
64
21
82
R
40
169
63
116 120
.3,681 8.671 2.340
Sngrar and Melauaee.
NEW YORK. July . SUGAR Raw.
steady: fair refining, 8.4c; centrifugal, 98
test. 3.92c; molasses sugar. 317c. Refined,
quiet: No. 8, 4 36c: No. 7. 4.30c; No. 8,
4 26c; No. 9. 4.20c; No. 10. 4 16c; No. 11, 4 10c;
No. 12. 4.06c; No. 13, 4(KV; No. 14 4.0V:
confectioners' A. 4R6c: mould A. 8 20c; cut
loaf. 5Pc; crushed. 6.56c: powdered, 4.26c;
granulated. 4.86c; cubes. B.lOti,
MOLASSKS Steadv; New Orleans open
kettle good to choice, 28342c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, July 6. COFFEE Futures
market closed steady; sales reported. 27 250
bags, including July at 6iW5880t-; August,
6 70c; September. 6 80c; December, SHo;
March and May. 6.56c. Spot market steady;
No. 7 Itlo, 77c; Santos No 4, tt-Be.
Milwaukee Grain Market,
MILWAUKEE. Wis., July 8. WHEAT
S' o. 1 northern. 11.31: No. 2 northern, 11.28;
September, tl 07 asked.
OATS 4845 4c
BARLEY Samples. 60$ -toe.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O., July 8.-8EED Clover,
cash, t8 ao; October. 17.00: December, 17.00;
March, 87.10. Timothy, prime, 12 00. Alslke,
prime, 87.90; October, 88 30.
Oolath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Minn., July 8, WHEAT Julv,
$124; Si-ptember, 11.06: No. 1 northern,
1125: No. I northern, 11.2.1.
OATS -460.
I
Well Named.
"What's that you call your mule?"
"I calls him 'Corporation.' " answered the
old colored man.
"Hew did you coma to give him such a
tiame?"
"Kum studyin' de animal an' readin' de
pa per a. Dal mule gits mo' blame an' abuse
dan anything else In de towuehip an' i
ahead bavin' his own way, je' de same."
Waahljigiun oiar.
CATTLE Receipts ol oairte this morning
cumbered 168 cars, a very fair run consid
ering that It was the day after a holiday
and also taking into account the heavy
rains and also the Impassable condition of
many country roads. The trade, as a whole,
was 'without any very new or Interesting
features, dullness being th chief charac
teristic. The market opened with some little In
quiry for choice light cornfed steers and
offerings of this kind commanded steady to
possibly a little stronger prices in soma
cases. On the other hand, half fat cattle
and unfinished cattle, even light grades,
were slow and, if anything, lower than yes
terday or last week. Big, heavy cattle,
even of good quality, were very Blow to
move, buvers nealectlna them to a great
extent, their orders apparently calling for
the lighter kinds. Thus th traas on heavy
cattle was dull from start to finish and no
mora than steady at the best.
There wa no noteworthy change In the
market ror cows and neirers. 1'rioes. as a
rule, looked about steady with yesterday
and both buyers and sellers, in most cases.
were quoting It that way. As high as (610
was paid for western grass neirers or very
rood oualltv.
There wer a few storkera and feeders
In sight, but holders did not appear to reel
that they secured any better prices, In fact,
If anything, they were Inclined to regard
the market a little lower unless It might
be on somethlnr right desirable.
Quotations on cattle: Good to eholoe
cornred steers. 8.6ms.75; rair to goon oorn
fed steers. I6.25'rl6.5fl: common to fslr corn
fed steers, $8 27.(88.26: good to choice year
lings, 86. 6037. 00; good to choice fed oows
and heifers, 5.0(vri6.B5; fair to good cows
and heifers. 88.7rfff6.fl0: common to fair cows
and heifers. 82. 25 3 75; good to choice stock
era and feeders. S4.26tf6.40: fair to good
stockers and feeders. S3.75tfr4.26: common to
fair stockers and feeders, H (XJJ8.76; stocg
heifers, 13. 25418. 75; veal calves, H.0HT-00
bulls, stags, etc.. 83.0036. 00.
HOGS Hogs were extremely slow and
dull this morning, dullness, In fact, being
the leading feature of the morning s mar
ket. It was very late before any bust
ness of consequence had been transacted
and It waa well along toward midday be
fore anything like a clearance was ef
fected. Shippers paid possibly a little
stronger prices for a few selscted loads
early in the morning, but the demand
from that source waa very limited and
there was very little trading dona on that
basis. On the other hand packers were at
no time willing to pay better than steady
prlcea and they were late about getting
started even at that. Thus the general
market might be quoted as opening slow
and steady. Later on the market became
weak as well as dull, closing a little easier
than yesterday. A considerable Proportion
of all the hofcs sold at $7.7037.80 and on up
aa high as 87.92H for the best heavy hogs,
6HEEP It was a slow, uncertain trade
In the sheep barn this morning. A oouple
or loads of Idaho wethers were weighed
up at th opening at $4.40, a flat nickel
advance over yesterday on the same anal
Ity of stock and almost a dime better If
allowance Is made for wet fleeces. This one
sale, however, proved to be a false flash
and nothing happened until late in the
morning to glv th trad any semblance
or lire.
The fact that receipts wer light and
the trade unusually slow gives weight to
the recent threat of producers that unless
market prices Improve, supply would be cut
orr to a large extent. Whett.er retail de
mand is of sufficient volume to boost
values with tha help ot limited receipts ap
pears doubtful.
The trade continued slow throughout th
morning, with prices weaker at the close.
The general market la quotable at steady
with yesterday. Th bulk of supplies con
sisted of range stock from Idaho, Oregon
and Montana.
Quotations on range sheep and Iambs:
Good to choice spring lambs, $7 608 00;
fair to good spring lambs, I6.00v77.60; good
to choice yearling lambs. $-1.75U6.(lO; fair to
good yearling lambs. $4 50r4 76; goud to
choice wethers, $4.264 50; fair to good
wethers, 84 00 4 26; good to choice ewes,
$3.9004.16; fair to good ewes, $3 604-3.90.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKB1
lory of Day's Trndlngr la Cattle,
Hogs and ftheea).
CHICAGO. July 6. -CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 2.000 head. Market steady;
steurs. 85.6u-g7.60; cow. $4 Xi(6.75; heifers.
$3.6tj7.00; bulls. S3.40-a6.36; calves, $3.00v3n.60,
stockers and feedera, 3.3fy5. 10.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at 10.000 head.
Market steady to 10c rrlgher; choice heavy,
$1 2Vi8 .36; butchers, $8.16 8 30: light mixed.
$7WKi7 90; choice light, $8.0(M lo; packing.
V Mfr8.00; pigs, SS.6(x't!7.25; bulk of sales, $8.00
i.l5.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, esti
mated at 13.000 head. Market steadv to
10c lower; sheep, $3 60S-4.76; lambs, $7.60
t.66; yearlings, $4 50iq6.00.
I
t. Joseph LIT Stock Market.
FT. JOSEPH. July 6 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2.300 head. Market steady; steers.
14 6il. 76; cows and heifers, $! 60a.60;
calves. $30OtfT00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 besd. Market
steady to strong; top, $105; bulk of sales,
$7.76fc.00.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 1.000
head. Market steady; lambs, 8i.6O8.00.
Kaaaa City Live Btoek Market.
KANSAS CITY, July 1-CATTLB-Receipt
11,0U head, including 4.uu0 southerns;
market steady; yearlings, $'36; choice ex
port - and dressed beef steers, $tj froQr; 6;
fair to good, $4 60viS 26; western steers, $4.70
(77 00; stockers snd feeders, $3 76 5. 60;
southern steers, I3 40-&6.76; southern cows,
$260)ta uaUvs HOWS, ta.JKaaj6.60, liaUV
Increase from July 1, 1908, to July 1, 10 f 1.14S.I4S.S7
Increase in Regorva Fund in same period a.... a IS, 000. 00
Dividends paid to Stockholders In same period 168, 186.
Number of Building, Loans made In same period .... 362
Number of Loans made In same period 763
Amount of Dividends paid to Members since organisation 173.316. 65
Net Increase in Business first six months 1909 31o.o00.ll
RESOI RC-ES JTLY 1, 100f.
Real Estate Loans 3, 539,113. 77
Loans on Conservative Shares of Stock 64,909.33
Real Estate Bold on Contract. . . .
Real Estate Acquired Through Foreclosure....
Foreclosure Account face of loans and cost paid
Warrants Oeneral Fund
Certificate of Deposit In Banks
Interest Due from Borrowers..
Office Building and Lot
Cash
I
1.961.94
735.41
1,395.31
189.660.00
11.357.06
65,000.00
819, 876. 0
34,308,618.60
LHBIIJTIE8.
Dues Paid in and Dividends Added Thereto L1. 888. 677. 47
Incomplete Loans a 864,688.08
Reserve or Contingent Fund 100,000.00
Undivided Profits 10.163.00
14,308,618.50
The Conservative Savings A Loan Association Is the largest strictly
Savings or Building & Loan Association In the United States.
Offices, 1614 Harney Street.
GEO. T. GILMORE, Pres. PAUL W. KUHNS, Scy.
WE OFFER
$1,290,000
STREET'S WESTERN STABLE CAR LINE
FIRST MORTGAGE 43'a
Dated June 1, 1909. Denomination 81,000, Coupon Bonds. Principal may
be registered. Principal and semi-annual interest June and December 1st,
payable at the First Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago, Trustee. 1
9 00,000 Jnne 1,
100,000 June 1,
100,000 Juno l,
100,000 June 1,
100,000 Jane 1,
100,000 Jane 1,
MATURITIES
1915; 08.78 tuid Int.
1916; 98.55 and 1st.
1917; 98.88 and Int.
1918; 98.28 and int.
1919; 98.07 and Int.
1920 ; 97.98 and 1st.
AND PRICES
$100,000 Jnne 1, 1921; 97.79 mkI feat.
100,000 Jnne, 1, 1923; 9T.67 vs tnt.
100,000 Jnne 1, 1928; 97.54 amd Int.
100,000 Jnnn 1, 1924; 97.4V8 and tnt.
100,000 Jnne 1, 1935; 9732 Md Int.
100,000 June 1, 1929; 9731 and Int.
$100,000 Jnne 1, 1927; 97.11 and Int.
The above bonds are the unsold portion of an authorised Issue of f 1,000,
000, secured by an absolute first lien on all the cars of the Company, num
bering about 7,600, and by a First Mortgage on the Company's plant covering
some ten and a half acres of land at 47th and Morgan fits., Cnlcntro, and On
all of the real estate, buildings and other aaaarfa ef the Company now or here
after acquired. The total assets of the Company December 31, 1908, aa cer
tified to by Price, Waterhouse A Co, Auditors, were $7,874,472.70.
CAPITALIZATION
Capital Stock Authorised. Outstanding.
Preferred ( Cumulative 7) $1,000,000 $ 776,000
Common 4,000,000
Bonds (this Issue only) 2,000,900
8OO,CVO0
2,000,000
STATEMENT OF INCOME
(Based on Actual Net Earnings for 1908)
Net earnings (after deducting repairs of cars, taxes nod
all other operating and general expense) $ 801,820.01
Interest on Bonded debt (this Issue only) 100,000.90
Met income 901,820.03
THE COMPANY'S SURPLUS DEO. 81, 1908, wan. ... 1I458,08.O
The net earnings of the Company for the past twenty years are $4),297v
010.75 an average of $814,880.99 per annum, or over five time the average
interest required per uaun en this issue.
We have on file a letter from the President of the Company snore fslly
describing the issue. Copies furnished upon rsquest.
In accordance with the provisions of the Equipment Trust Indenture, the
title to the equipment remains In the Trustee, the First Trust and Savings
Bank, Chicago, "until all of the bonds have been retired and all obiitpUosas of
the Company, under the Indenture, have been fully complied with.
, . SURPLUS '-,-..
The Company covenants And' agrees that it will not, at any time while
any of said bonds or coupons remain unpaid, declare or pay any dividends upon
its capital stock that will will reduce or cause to be redweed the surplus rands
of the Company below the sum of $1,200,000.
Special circular describing this Issue will be furnished upon request.
Short-time Bonds of approved standing taken In exchaage for any of the
above.
A. 0. LEACH C COMPANY
140 Dearborn Street. Chloago
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
heifers. t3.T5$7,2S; bulls, $3.00.00; calvas,
13.7E75.
Hou8 Receipts. 1 000 head; market, 6c
hither; top. Ss 12; bulk of sales. tlTC lO;
heavy, lu.0mtj8.lJtH: packers and butchers,
H.0tVuHU; light, pie, tibOtgl tO.
SHEEP ANIi LAMBS Kecelpt. 1,000
head; market steady; lambs, fl. 008 86;
yearlings. 14 60&6.26; wethers, M.Ooat OO;
ewes. 13.2.V&4 60: stockers, e2.7d3t.2a; Texas
muttons, t3 U84 60.
St. I.oat Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. July . CATTLE Receipt,
7,500 head, Including- 1,670 Texan; market
steady to 10c lower; native ehtpplng and
export steers, $4 VKitf.lO; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 6 7b 34. 40; steers under 1,000
lbs.. $4.60'fl50; stackers and feeders. $S .M
4. US: cows snd hslfers, X 76.0; canners,
,2.2643100: bulls. 13.706.00; calvea. V.0$
7.60; Texas and Indian steers, i.Ua 2b;
cow and heifers, 2 60S. 00.
HOUrf Receipts, 111,600 head; market
steady; plus and lights, $5.7&-yi-W; packers,
7 .7OW8.00; butchers and best heavy, 7.M3
I 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 0.00
head; market strong; native muttons, 13.86
64 26; lambs. W.biuW; culls and bucks,
I3.4&&4V30; Blockers, 3.bOti4g.
Sloax City Live Stoek Market.
BIOUX CITT, Ia.. July !.-8pacial Tela
sram. HOQB Receipt, i.OOO head; mar
ket steady; range of prices, 7. 504) 7.1);
bulk of sales. ,7.S&37.70.
CATTLE Receipts. 700 head; market
strong; beeves. lo.00tf4.7S; fat cows and
heifers, t4 Wat 00; grass cows, WxcHU),
feeders, 4. 00-0 4 70; yearlings, 2 0Oia4.U.
Steak la Sight.
Receipts at th lx principal western
markets yesterday war:
uatti. Hogs. Hheep.
South Omah
Slum City .
ht Joseph .
Kansas City
t. Louis ..
Chicago ....
... S.strt
... 700
... ie
... .12.000
... 7.600
... I.0U0
,000
lOoO
rouo
10.TUO
10, 0U0
1.000
t 0
(,
ii.ouo
Xotala .i.......le,aV a.SM aW.ttW
Tale ef Man's .Deeelt.
"Were you out gambling last night?" she
sternly demanded. - .
1 will teli you the truth."-be said. "I
waa at a aeance. Wa sat around tha table,
holding hands."
He did not think It necessary t explain
they wer poker hands.
"Did the spirits eoraef sh aakad. In
Dreamless awe.
"The spirits were thsra," hs replied,
gravely. i"
Which they war. " a-
-"Did they give low cries" ah wtilapeeed.
"No," he replied. '-"I should describe them
as high bawls." Baltimore American..
Delay In commencing treatment for a
alight Irregularity that onuld have been
cured quickly by Foley's Kidney Remedy
may result In e serious kidney dlseeae.
Foley's Kidney Remedy builds up Jhe worn
out tissues and strengthens these organs.
Sold by all druggists.
The Weadrra of Svleaeo.
it was left for tha exhibitor of a ehon
ogrsrt In the streets of Utrecht, accord
ing to an American . traveler, to put th
finishing touch to the wonderful Invention
There waa the sound of a military band
In full blast, and then suddenly tha tun
stopped, and "Halt!" rang hoarsely out
upon tha air.
"Who's that Interrupting tha, concert"
flippantly Inquired the American, edging
cl"" to the operator.
'That," said the man, surveying hlrn
blandly, "was tha vole of Napoleon Bona
I'Hrie. giving the order at the battle of
Waterloo." Touth'S Companion, . ,
Herbert E. Gooch Co
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