THE REE: OMAHA. SA TIT? DAY. JULY P1. 1001.
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Another Day of Dullness and Lower
Prices in Options.
WHEAT FUTURES ON DOWN TUEN
11liI nili DolU to Coer
Options, bat t ank Wheat shows
Xrraaith on Crood Ue-nannd.
-stents. tS8rvgon: first clears, 14.9595.15;
second clears, 13 Kv3 53.
FLAXSKED-Closed at II FoStfl.MV
HltAN-ln 100-lh. sacks. J) M.
OMAHA. Neb., July 30. 103
Wheet options Buffeted another decline
tinder free selling caused by favorable r
porta In the spring wheat districts. Cash
h " Kll u",'r anl good deman l j
. I i"" r"i uuinif was general aim
the local market v as very active, absoi bing
heavy offerings readily.
Corn u only steaoy with a fair demand.
Receipt were h.ivt Tle tnrV( ua.
featureless and the shipping demand should
pick up before any material marge cat
to" ex tinted.
Wheat waa gradually sold lower with
the dlsiant future Buffering the most de
cline. Thi? damage reporta from the north
western spring wheat disirld were not
confirmed and the outlook Mill I regarded
favorably. Cash wheat advanced and was
very active, buyer being ready taker for
all offering.
Corn wa. featureless and ruled somewhat
rtull aa weather conditions are very favor
r.hle and local receipt very liberal. An
Improved shipping demand la needed to In
duce new buying aa stocks are Increasing
with heavy country arrivals dally.
Primary wheat receipts were l.7.000 bu.
nd shipment were ft' CX) bu , against re
ceipts last year of l,04,000 bu. and ship
ment of 79. 000 bu.
Corn receipts were 82.000 bu. and ship
ments were 298,000 bu.. aKainst receipt list
year of SaO.OOO bu. and shipments ot 314,000
bu.
Clearances were 1.000 bu. of corn, 1.00)
bu. of out g and wheat and flour equal to
350,000 bu.
Liverpool closed H'SAd higher on wheat
and 4d higher on corn.
Local range of options:
WKATHER l TUB ORAIY BELT
(leneral nalns Over Valley aad Pair
Locally.
OMAHA. July SO. 1!W.
Rains were quite general Thursday n'ght
In the middle and lower Missouri valley
and eastward over the Mississippi and Ohio
vallevs. the lake region and throughout the
southern states. Temperature continued
very lilch throughout the central valleys
during the day. but the showers In the
evening were accompanlfd by a very de
cided fall In temperat ure and cooler pre
vails over the valleys this morning. The
ralrs In Nchrika were fairly well dis
tributed over the eastern and southern por
tions. , belrg heaviest over th southeast
portion. Menerslly cloudy and unsettled
eat her prevnlls over 'he central vallevs
innd eastern portion this morning, but It Is
I cencrally clear throuchout the w est and
j fa'r wenther will probably continue In this
V It 11111 l.lMJBllll alio r.iui lit), W 1 I ii no iim-
pnr;ant ft nat In temperature.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the lust three years.
1309 1903 1!C 13(V.
Minimum temperature 74 ti7 t7 2
Precipitation n0 T .37 .on
Normal temperature for today. 71 d"erees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
M of an Inch.
Exresn for corresponding period In 1!08,
LSI Inches.
Deficiency for corresponding period In
1:I7. 480 Inches.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Articles. Open. Hltfh.l Low. Close.; Yes r
Wheat
July...
Sept...
Corn
Julv...
Kept...
Oats
July... S- pt...
1 01,
SS
I
,1 od
6S
I
7'ii
41V,
36, -a I
87 ,
414
1 OO'-i
1 WW
tr;v
tiV'sl
02
i on,
i i
1-7 V4
02
4!
Onih CnaU Prices.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. il.tW, 1.04V. No. t
liard. 11.01103; No. i hard, Li-jr-i.I.Ol ; No. 3
ei'ilng, tl0.Vfrl.0tl,
COHN-No. 2, 645j64vic; No. 3, 4H!frmc;
No. 4, ItfVWMc; no grade, OO-ffiWc; No. 2 vel
low, fif,e; No. 3 yellow, f4 W ' : No 2
white, 6SVflr'vtc; No. 3 white, a'4nlfce
OATS No. 8 mixed, 41't742c; No. !. yellow,
42'(flSc; No. 3 white, 42643c, No. 4 white,
l(i 41Ho.
ItYE-No.
Ashlnnd, Neh 93 70 .02
Auburn. Neb 95 OS .IS
Droken How. Neb. St US ."0
Columbus. Nb ... ?9 05 .00
Culbertson. Neb.. S .o:,
Faltbut v. Neh ... P" H4 .M
Fairmont. Neb... fi7 C7 .04
!r. Islnni. Neb.. US 177 .11
Hartlnifton. Neb. M ft: .04
Hastings. Neh.... S7 7 .00
Holflrege, Nob... JO R ,00
Oakdale. Neb S7 f .64
Omaha, Neh fi 74 .00
Tekamah, Nb... 90 .00
Alta. Ia s 01 .?5
Carroll, la !I2 75 . 00
Clarlnda. la 37 06 .7"i
Slhlev. Ia 84 CI T
Sioux City. Ia... SS Ctl .02
Minimum temperature for
.period ending at 8 a. m.
Chicago
.Minneapolis
Omaha
uululh
t, 72tjT73c; No. 3, 7C&7ic.
Carlat tteeelpt.
W heat. Corn
25 175
LJ
w no
43
67
IIH AGO UHAI.i AMI PKOVIIONS
lllarb r.atlmaVra of Wheat Ylclil Have
Wnkrnlng I. fleet on Market.
CHICAGO. July 30. High ebtitnatfa of tlif
loiai yieia ot w neat In the nortiiwsi liud
a weakening effect on the uuiiKet loday,
prices at the close showing net losses oi
',-' to lidSc. Corn and outs albo closed
vak. but provisions were firm.
i oiinideraole nervouBiieas characlcriied
the wheat trading and prices moved over
i .nine oi i-,c to l-vuivac. some iirin:n..
wa manifested early on fresh reports oi
Muck rust In North Dakota, but aa Hading
uiivuiiL'tu, sentiment Decani, bearish j
iiuse rumors were found to reter to only
one locality. The report of a Minneapolis
iraue journal given out laie yestcr.Iay,
v. hlch claimed a total crop of w heat agre-
Knting ij(.,oou,uo bu. for Minnesota and the
iakoias, waa Miippleniented today by aev
eial additional estimates, which placed tha
nop at I ruin 2,ouu,ui0 bu. to 2v,ou,uoU bu.
These figures were largely responsible for
tne weakness which prevailed later. Inirin
-day July, sold between il.Ui and l.0it
and September between H.tM-S and ILO-'ia
1. The market closed weak, with July
at U.Q&V, and fepteniber at l.ua4.
Increimed local receipts and a slackening
In shipping demand prompted moderate sl-1i-
iiik oi corn during ihe Ki'eatcr pari of the
si salon, which resulted in final declines of
c to IV4C Hecelvlng houses reported thiii
me prosiiects were ool fur a liberal move
ment as soon as the harvesting ot oats Is
tinlshed. July sold between 70c and i'Ic
ami nepiemner Detweeen sue and HT'tC
A break of Jc In July was the feature of
flailing 111 oats, which was extremely wcaa
nil day. The market was subjected to
liberal sales all day by country cuinmmslun
houxea and there was free aching by local
loiiijs. Ihe market cloned weak at alinus.
H10 lowest, .with prices l(,c to 2o below
yesterday's figures.
l'lovtHloii closed 12 a 15c lower to 15c
higher.
u leading futures ranged as follows:
Article. I Open. Higb.j Low. Close. Yes7
Cora and Wheat Reslon Rnlletla.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending e t a. m., 75th meridian
time, Friday, July 30. 1W:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Raln-
Statlors Max. Min. fall. Pity.
rt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloud v
Pt. cloudy
Pt . cloud v
Cloud v
Cloudy
Pt. clouily
Cloudy
Cloudy
.lining
Clear
Cloud v
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
inSTIHCT AVERAIKS.
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Market Shows Great Activity in Many
Lines of Securities.
TARIFF SITUATION HELPS MUCH
funds: gold coin, $ S 5 1 . C 5 7.6 9 ; silver dol
lars, 47.6T7.0O0; silver dollars if
ls0. $4.177.0i)0; silver certificate out
standing, 47. 6J7. 000. Uenernl fund:
Standard silver dollars In general fund,
14. SOS. Mil; current liabilities, 7,044.04(t,
working ba'anre In treasurer of tNa.
I'nlted States. 4.1.ilS.121 ; subsidiary sli
ver coin, 126. p4 1.47.-i; minor coins, II.
4f.0.412: total balance In general fund,
1107,0s. ,147.
No. of
Stations.
2t
Central.
Chicago, 111
Columbus, O
I'es Moines, la...
Indianapolis. Ind
Kansas City. Mo
Louisville. Ky....
Minneapolis. Minn, ai
Omaha. Neb 10
St. Louis. Mo 13
17
14
12
16
17
Temp. Rain
Max. Min. Inches.
01
90
04
02
!l
14
C2
!0
!4
W
rJi
M
C8
70
70
5H
6S
74
Falily good showers occurred In all por
tions of the corn and wheut region within
the last twenty-four hour except In the
Minneapolis district. Excessive fnlis are
reported at points In Missouri and Indiana.
Very warm weather prevailed throughout
the entire reKion Thursday, but generally
cooler prevails this morning.
L. A. WELSH,
Weather Bureau.
Local Forecaster,
NKW IOHK .ELlll, MARKET
(notations
of the Dny on
Comiiioiltllea.
Various
Operators Cirealata Mur Ramors,
- I alna- rromlnent Xamn to Help
Along Their Healing, la
Varloa Stocks.
NEW YORK, July 30,-The dealings at the
Stock exchange by noon today had over
taken the figure f'T yesterday s total "leal
Ings and the dav's total rose to ovi r l.O'O.OvW
shares. The Increased activity of the Mar
ket was accompanied by g.eat variety Pi
the demand and an Imposing but rot wholly
Comprehensive show- of strength.
l nlon Pacific. Cnlted States Steel. South
ern Pacific and Atchison all sold during)
the day at the highest prlc-es In their Ins-1
tory. Commission houses reported sums
acces.-lon cf outside demand, but the lac-1
tics of the market was suKnestlve still of
professional operations. It Is a feature of j
the present situation In tha stock market
that with all the enormous accumulation j
of holdings that has been accompnsneii
brokerage offices profess to be little In
volved In the way of money borrowed for
the holding of stocks on margin for cus
tomers. The explanation offered Is that the prin
cipal participants In the recent market have
resorted to the banks direct for loans, and
It Is with these Institutions that the col
lateral Is largely held The comparative
freedom of the market from the usual back
sets and vicissitudes of a speculative cam
paign where a multitude of brokers are ad
vising the shifting Impulses of traders In
and out Is said to be due reasonably to the
same cause.
Today's active market was attributed In
Its broadly underlying Impulses to the slirti-
1ns of the conference report on tne tarni
bill. The movement was helped iion o
tnuny speculative devices and made swift
proRrcKs towards the Indicated en.li.
One of the devices used that proved most
effective was the circulation of rumors of
the accumulation of tills or that stock by
some financial magnate for Investment.
The name of John 1. Hock, feller figured
In the day's gossip In this connection, so
also did that of K. H. lLirrlman, who was
alleged to be reinvesting the lre a'i
proceeds of recent sales of Atchison pre
fcrred in New York Central and other trun
lines for replacement In the treasury of tne
I'nion Pacific. A sudden Jump In Western
1'nlon was accompanied by the assertion
that the early absorption of the company
by the American Telephone and Tclegrapn
company was In contemplation. Krndlng
was made conspicuous by stories of a
financial plan Involving a readjustment In
Its stock Issues and an Increase In the
dividend.
An astonishing number of rumors bearing
on particular properties were set afloat tn
this way and pave rise to Isolated price
movements In succession and this was re
sponsible largely for the professional ap
pearance of the market. In spite of Its
breadth and activity.
More gold was engaged for export to
Argentina and the hardening of time money
rates progressed. The banks are promised
a cash gain as large as last week's, but
favorable subtreasury operations have con
tributed to this, the receipts on balance on
the Interior movement showing a declln?
from last week. The stock market's closing
tone was strong after digesting the realiz
ing sales of the final- hour.
Honds were firm. Total sales, par value,
S4.6lii.oO0. I'nlted States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
Halt, liinn
Xevr York Money Karket.
NEW YORK. July 30. MONEY On call,
essv at 162 per cent; rnilng rate. l pet
cent ; closing bid, l'fc per cent; offered at
t per cent.
TIME LOANS Very active and much
firmer; sixty days, !i per cent; ninety
dHvs, 2Vn2 per cent; six months. 3 per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-3MN
per cent.
STEP.L1NO EXCHANGE-Weak. with
actual buiness In bankers' bills at S4 SS5
i4 f 4 for sixty-day bills and at 14 woo
for demand; commercial bills. t4.84if
4 sr.'i.
SILVER rtnr. Wic; Mexican dollars. 41c.
TIOXPS-Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
. .'iv. 111. On lt ret. 4i . "
..'"e-X l"t Vet 4H Mr,
. .1 '1 Int. M M 4s 74
. M Jjn 4s
. 117 cit. 4Mji
,.IIH K. C. so. lit is 744
. . l-'SVt L. 0 deb. 4k 1931... 4S
vin:l. N. unl 4s ii
. . KSJ 14 M . K A T. lit 4l...l l
.. i 1I0 4S lit
Mo Pirlhc 4a M
.. M't N. R. R. of M 44i . I
..10' N. T. C. g. St Vi
..11' do deb. In
..J1SVN. Y., N. II. A II
rrt
V C ret 2k,
do coupon .
f . V re.
do coupon . .
t'. s 4. r
do coupon .
A llls-t-hal. lit
Am. As. Kb
Am. T T. c 4
Am. Tobacco 4s....
do 6
Armour A Co. 44.
Alrhlion sen. 4a...
do cv. ia
do cv. Jt
At. C. L lit 4a
Hal A Ohio 4a ....
do SUia
Jo s W. sua.
Prk Tr. cr. 4a
"On. ot o. &a
Ten. Leather 9s
C. of N J. &.
rli. Ohio 4Sa..
do ref. Ss
t hicaico A A. ?c 1 kai -
r.. h & g. j 4s..
do ifn. 4k
Wheat
July
Sept.
lec.
May
Co n
July
Sept.
leo.
May
Oils
July
Sept.
I leo.
May
I'ork
July
Sept.
ll u -July
Sept.
Itib-
July
Sept.
1 OS's; 1 01
1 OS'.Vl Oi5!
103H1!, 1 0Sk
1 Uuvsl 1 Oti't
1 07
1 aia
1 02
1 061;
1 0741 1 OSH
1 O.Ii 1 04'
1 0-". 1 03 nil
1 Ot'Vi, 1 OoA,
71
71!
it5V'Hi:6BH4i
I btf I uOhsl
43',! 45 I
39H 6" .'UlSir',)
41VtiV41itH;
70
Oil (
42 j
SH'.s
SxMj
40'4
70
otiMj
42hj
De-
May
71"4
60 ,
44'4j
3H-
20 i.1
10 00
10 35
) 65
W 324
DO Ksi
40's 41Ti'8
30 $1W 20 17S
20 45 20 SO
11 22V; 11 22V! 11 20
11 27Hj 11 32 11 25
10 STVil 10 99
11 00 I 11 024
11 20
11 26
I
I
11 50
11 22V4
10 $7' 10 90 I 11 02V
10 90 j 10 92Vi! 10 96
Cash eiiiotatlons were as follows:
PLol'R Weak; winter patents, (VSOir
640; siralghts. ST.0uii.2ll; spring patents,
Si! kj'0.3Ui strslghts, 14 KOii8.96; bakers, SJ.M
.itl 25.
bAJlLEY Feed or mixing. 0O4M2C: fair to
Choice malting. 0wi70c.
SCEDS Klax. No. 1 southwestern. 1 3;
No. 1 nor; h western, I1.4S. Timothy, SJ..10.
Clover, 110 bj.
PROVIMUA'S Mesa pork, per bbl., SJ0 90
t-'0-X. Lard, per loO lbs.. Ill 25. Short ribs,
sides tlosse). llO.Mrlu.95; short clear sides
(boxed), U.6.'Vu 11.75.
Total clearsnces of wheat and flour were
e.iual to S59 0OU bu. Exports for the week,
as shown by Rradtitreets. were equal to
l.,"i)000 bu. Primary receipts were l,097.0;iO
bu., compared with 1.04H.0H0 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
252 curs; corn. 129 cars; oats, 71 cars; hogs,
7,ikj0 head.
lll.Ti ER Steady; creameries,
dailies, 24ku2JiC.
EUUti steady; receipts 9.179 cases at
ins.ik, cases Included, 15c; firsts, 21';
pntt-e firms. 22'c.
CHEESE Steadi : daisies. 15fi l.io : twins.
li'a jMjC; youim Americas, l&'vu 15 "c; long
horns, lritijl.l'AO, I
lOTATOKS Kasv; choice to fancy, 6:13
U'. ; fair to good. ij6Sc.
Pol'LTHY-Easj ; turkey, 14o; chickens.
13c: spring. 14c.
VEAL sieady; f.O'to DO-lb. weights, 7Vit
C 00 to 86-lb. weight. !4jUVic; Mi U0-ll.
weights. lojjUc.
NEW YORK. July 30-FLOrR-Recelpts.
1H.HM bbls.; exports, 11.7:i9 bbla.; fairly
active for new Kansas and spring grades;
Minnesota patents, S.i.OO'jO.EO; Minnesota
bakers, 15.35(15.05; winter patents, ."..7o7i
ti.25; winter straights, 5.G0'4.r..T5; winter ex
tras, 4.75'.,).40; winter low giudcs, U.Im'ui
6.20; Kansas straiphts, 6.25'ii5.50. Jtye flour,
dull; fair to good, 4.5O'o4.05; choice to
fancy, S4.70rt4.90.
t'OHNM EAL-FIrm; fine white and yel
low. 1.6.'(ui.70; coarse, l. 56Jl.fi0; kiln dried,
S3. 75.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 83c, nominal,
f. o. b.. New York.
HA P.LEY Quiet; feeding. 75a77c, c. I. f.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 30.KOO bu.; exports,
7.000 bu. Spot market weak; No. 2 red.
now, 11.34, sales in elevator; No. 2 red,
new, 1.14, end August, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, old, ll.37, nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
new, II 144. nomlnul, f. o. b. afloat. Quickly
following a firm opening, due to better
cables, wheat eased off today, and In the
aitcrnoon became decidedly weak
Inundation and more favorable crop news.
July was an exception, however, shorts
paying 11.40. a new high record. It closed
Oc hither, against lc to lc loss In other
months. July, ll S'.-iiiO; closed II 40; Sep-
icmuer. l 11 11-PAt 1.13'; closed 11.11
c.mb.r. lion ll-ltVaUl'; closed ll.Ol';
ciosca H.iivj.
CORN Receipts, 8.200 bu.; exports. 1.220
bu. Spot market easy; No. 2 old. SOc. In
elevator; No. 2 new. (!3'4c, winter ship
ment. Option market was without trans
actions, closing 'c to o lower. July
closed SOc. September closed 74c and De
cember rinsed SHC.
OATS Receipts. SI, 375 bu.: exports. 001
bu. Spot market easy: mixed. 2fi to "A
ins
lbs.
54'-( cK'
1 HAY Firm: No. S. SS.0O'((R.5O; good to
choice, $9 50210 00.
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice,
114W, 14ift1c; 'K.7. nominal; Pacific coast.
1!08. lltilfie; 11107. Rf12c.
HIDES Quiet; llogota. 22tf23c; Central
America 23c.
PROVISIONS -n -ef. stcadv; family 114 00
iftl4 M; mess. 11.00jn ro: beef hams, S 24. 00 it'
26.00; packet. 12.r.'.i 13.00; city exlra Indian
mens, 20 .".0.121. Oil. Cut meats, stcadv; pickled
bellies, I12.1VK1I3 00; pickled, hams, $12 50TP
12.75. Ijird. firm; western. $ll.6ivg
11.70; refined, quiet; continent. 112 25; South
America. $13.00: compound. $7.nO7.7G. Pork,
firm: family, $21. u); short clear, $21.50
5 WOO: mess, S21.SVU22 0O.
TALLOW Quiet; city,
6 5-If 'n R 13-10c.
RICE Steady; domestic,
Sj3'..e: Japan, nominal.
Rl.'TTER Steady and
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
A m.
Allla-Chalmers ptd
Amalgamated 'onvr
AmcrKiwi Ar1cultural ....
Am. Bet Buttar
Am. Can pfd
Am. C. A t
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A U. pfd
Am. Ira Seruritlea
American Linseed
American Locomotlva
Am. 8. A R
8. A R pfd
Sugar Refining
T. a T
Tobacco pfd
Woolen, ex-rtghta
Anaconda Mining Co
Alchlaon
At.-hiion pfd
Atlantic Coaat Lino
Baltimore It Ohio, ax-dlv.
Uul. A Ohio pfd, i-dlr...
llcthlohera Steel
llrooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey.....
Cheaapeake & Ohio
Chicago A Alton. e-dlv..
Chicago Oreat Western
! Chicago A N. W
C, M. A 8t. P
C. C. C. Bt. L
Colorado F- ft 1
I Colorado A So
Colo. A 9.1. lat pfd
under i A St ?d Pfd
coniuunaiea um
Corn Producta
rielawara A H
Denver A Rio Grande
D. R. Q. p.'d
Dlailllera' Herunttea
Krle
Etla bt pfd
Erie !,1 pfd
Ocneral Eleclrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfa. ...
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester ...
Ist- Marino pfd
International paper
International Tump
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!
R3c. nominal: natural white. 2 32 Iowa Central
4'.fiC3c; clipped white. 34 to 42 lbs., luneae City 80...
6 9-13c; country,
fair to extra,
unchanged; re
ceipts, 13.206 pkgs. ; creamery speclsls. 27c:
official price. 27c: extras. 2!".n.ii27c;
western factory. flrt to finest. 2Kd21Hc.
EGOS Firm; receipts. 1V137; western ex
tra firsts. 23V4jif25c.
POl'LTHY Alive, dull: western, spring
chickens, 17c; fowls. lV.c; turkevs. 13c.
Oressed, easv: western chickens, broilers,
15421c; fowls. ir.4ilc.
u.
S2k7j,;i ;
Kansas ltr Grain nnd Provlsloaa.
KANSAS CITY. July 30 WH EAT July,
$100', bid; September, C7!fii;i.?: I")ecein
ber, 97Sfr?7'ie bid. Cash, 'jc to 1c lower
No. t hard, 11.02-51 10; No. 3 hard, ll.00fijl.0-;
No. 2 red. ll.Ou; No. 3 red. ll.O.fi 1 04.
CORN July. 6T.VC, sellers; September,
etli-.c; lieceniber, ftc. I'afh, utnhaned to
No.
No.
lorx-er;
42'D' luc.
lower:
ptairle.
No.
Ilierpool Grain Market.
LIVEimxiL. July ) WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 rtd weatern winter, nominal; futures,
quiet; July, nominal; Stptember. Ss4ad,
lecember, Ss ajd.
COKN-Rpot steady; new American
mixed, via ttalveston. 6s td: futures, steady;
September, Ss6Vl; October, 6 6S4jd.
Peoria Market.
1 iMiniA, juiy ai i-okn -ttieadv;
l.t.ilo4;. 'c; No. t yeiiow. 70.'; No. t
No. 1. 70c; No. 4, (Me; no grridc A5.1
OATS-St.-a.'y; No. 2 wiu;. t:.,., xn. 3
white, 42'tJ4c; No. 4 lilts. 4l1iet.v'1c.'
Mllvtaakee (iralrt MarVel.
MIMVAPKEK. Julv 30. HiCAT No. 1
roithern. $l.72h 1 "J: No. I northern. It ivii
1.31; September, $1 03. bid.
OATS f2)f.2So.
HARLEY Samp.es. SfVi'uTto.
Ic If.vr: No. I mixed. fiJTil','.
mi.d, ii."iM,c; No. 2 white. GjKc
white. etiai'ifuUVc.
CATS-I nohanred to e
white, MJio.'c; No. 2 mixed,
R YE-7f ,il0c.
HAY rnchatmed to 2"ic
timothy. $f.DiKi 11 00: choice
choice alfalfa. $1 OOtfi 13. M.
Bl'TTER Creamery, extras. 25Hc
23Sc: seconds. 2mc; paeklng Mock.
kliUS i.xtras. 22c; firsts, 20c: current re
ceipts, ltiSc; seconds and dirties. 14c.
Receipts and shipments of (train were as
follows; Hece'nu. Shipments
Wheat, bu MOM 231. I'M
Corn, bu . 20)
Oats, bu 10,00 cO0
Kansas City options closed as follows:
K. c. 3o. pfd
Loulavllle ft N...
Mini, ft St. L...
M . 8t. P. ft 8. 8.
Mlasourl Pacific
M., K. ft T
M . K. ft T. pld
National Ulacult
National Lead
N. It H. of M. lat pfd
New York Central
N. T.. o. A W., -dlr
Norfolk ft W
North Amcri-an
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People'a Gaa, ex-tilv
P.. C. O. ft St. L
Pre.aed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car. ex-div
RallwKy Steel Spring
Keadlng
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd, el illv.
Rock Inland Co
Rock Ulr.nd Co pfd
St. L. ft S. K ti prd
St. Louie 8 "
SI. L. S W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield S. ft I
Southern Pacific
toutlura Railway
So. Railway pld
Tennet-aee Copper
Tetaa ft Pacific
T , . L. ft W. pfd
1'nlon Piciflc
tblon Pa.lflc pfd
t. S. Realty
I . S. Huoorr
V. S. Steel
f. 8 Steel pfd
I'lah Copper
a.-Carollna Cheiuiial ....
Walaall
Wabaah pfd
Western Maryland
V. ettlnghoua Klectrtc
Western I nlntr
W heeling S L. K
W'lsconaln Central
Total aalea fur the day.
choice
$7.7Sc;
; firsts,
IK'iC.
-O.flOO
7.7IM
1.3.W
!K)0
6O0
o
l.m
1..KK)
1. mi
19. 4. H)
4.1W)
i.700
i.m
7,)
400
1.400
l.il
mio
1. 10.)
,6i)
1)0
l,0
!l
M
4,aui
"'300
1,4 ii
100
M.7CI
J.'IOO
I. O0
U'lKl
1&.300
to
31.0 0
tt.tn)
PO
' i. if)
14.000
i.ioi
l,.Vy
24 PU
5..I0O
2,f
1O0
4.0
1.300
4t.l
la. 4.10
ttfi
i.ino
J.70I
w.r
, 3"
lot)
8W
165.70
;,!)
7'0
. B.400
. 1.7"0
. 7.5 k)
. I.JO
. t.Ji'l
. 3.4H
143
:&
19b
4f4j
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38H
37 H
51
45
KO14
153'
74
1674,
14
47 1
874
tl4
PiV
39T,
:
4H
73V
144",
it
144
754
4 Vt
ioi"
88
62
141'
62 Si
U5
4V
164
314
115
:s
4
ii "
m
7Vi
107
3S
774
54
M;
5'(
16
l.UV
73",
60''
'
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3!l'.4
13
lla
02
1
67S
4
8oVt
7Ii
Pw 67 14 ,
aharea.
14.4
24
14
4S44
45,
S8
37
64 1
444
ISIS
76
157
15
4H H
7S
12
It
k
I '4
48
73M
14.'.4
(6S4
143
7444
4U4
iiiii
52
139'
61V,
44
8.1
153
31V
1J4
1144
3 V
4'
"it"
167
37
103'
l!l4
76V
60 ;
2'4
83 '4
134
33
724
"so"
6SVa
800
p 414
JV,
"
724,
li74
61
(1
sr.v,
671
V
4
7,s
i7'
84
44
481
78
4:'4
i
1
11414
TV
IS'
131'
14."
101
14
4
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104 V
134
US'
83
S0'4
78
180 14
34S
l'S
2'.2
79 Vi
66
87
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61
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1U
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11
41
86
38
37 V
54
44 V.
170
13. t
7'4
liTV,
It
c. M. S P.
c.. R. I A P. .
do col. 6e ....
do rfdg. 4s
InJ. ,-c. .
Colo. Mid. 4a .
c. A s r ft e
n ft H cv. la
V. ft R. O. 4...
do ref 5a
I'lKtlllerii- i
Kr;e p 1. 4a ...
do gen. 4s
do cv. 4a aeries
do series B
ten. Eler. cv. 5a
bid. "Olffrrt.
.-'. cv. J
..lOr.'4'N ft W lit f. 4a
..14 do cv. 4s
. . f"J' do Sa
.. !4., n. 9. L. rrdg 4a
. ,ltePenn. cv. 84a 115
..IV) 'do eon 4s
. ln7- Reading gen. 4a...
. .i,t. l. & s. r. fg.
..P1IV4 do gen. i,a
.. 71U, '31 L. S W c 4s.
. . 8V, 1n lt gnld 4s . ..
. H8 iSeatKiard A. L 4s
3 4s !
Ij . '
4s
411..
co. pa.-lf.e col
do cv. 4s
do Int ref. 4s
2 So. Knl'way 5s...
f t do gvn 4s
8t t'nlen Pa' lflc 4k. .
941 do cv. 4a
a di 1st ft ref 4a
...J, I'. S. Itubbor 6a .
13', C. P. Slcel 21 ,1a
-,; abash Ut ;.k . .
Si do 1st A eg. 4s
(Western Md 4s
. V, est. Kter. . v. 5s
17 jWls. Central 4s..
.1
.188'
.. 88S
iOn'4
.. 7i".
.. 94
eT
..1041,
. . i(KI'
4a
.. "
79 '
.. it',
..
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..111
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.. 71
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.. u:'i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Li?ht and Prices
Nominally Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN HIGHER
keep Kteadr rrtltr, kt Flftr Cent
Lower for tl eU, tohllo
Lamb Have Held Fillf
eadr
SOUTH UMAIia,
Receipt were
Offlrial Momiay...
dlsn steers. H5oijJP, cows snd heifers,
iJ.liVjt (W.
MOUS-Kecelpta. 4 1 head; market
hlahei ; pans and lights. 6 7N-o7 70: pat ser.
I7.Oj7.75; ttutehers and Ih-sI heavj, 17.76
4J7.S0.
8I1KKP AXP I.AMHS -Heeelpt. 2 S00
head, market siemdy: native nuittons. 1.1 ii
i4W; lamhs, 6 704i7 10; culls and bui-ks,
2 i:.fl4.7i; sto lers, 14 ?6if4 00.
( IIICAI.O l.M K llllt K MARK III"
Storr of
on Cattle,
.sel... July 30. 1X.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Tuesdsy
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday ...
Kstlmats Friday ....
4.743
4. 207
4.214
, l.rrt
, i.ouo
S.ut'4
1.H,1M
1U.7X7
4.102
I.IAIO
a.-.
7.M7
1.7ti2
1.74S
Tlve davs this week. .16.035 30.117 21.303
Same davs last week. . . .13,S3o 17.14 2.1.oll
same days I weeks ano. .1J.IK1 24,0.0 2.0
Same days 1 weeks ago. .13.131 4.1.VW .Mi
Same days 4 weeks ago.. lJ.S SIMMS lo.M
Same day last ycar....l3,25 23.W4 ),9d3
The following table show the receipts of
caitle, hog and heep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared wun issi Jr
10. 1!S5. ne.
Cattle P0S.66S 484.141 15,527
Hogs 1,M.04 1,66,2V1
Sheep 7u0,bi 7is2,fka
Ti, f,.iinwlii2 table shows the
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, wun comparison!..
Hate. 1908. lieJB.llW7.l)0.la06.114:-Il-fKa,
Deo.
i'oiii
U.1V4
average
July 19...
July 20...
July 21...
July 22...
July 23...
July 24...
July 2."i...
July 2''....
July '-'7...
Julv
July 2H...
July 30...
Sunday.
7 7KU.I I A 741 ft til! & 631 & IS
7 744 g 331 6 SOi t 47 t W: 031
7 70 It 27 1
7 C74 8 34i
7t7V, t ll
l 6 24
7 004 I
7 4i.',, 6 13
7 3iiV 6 07
7 !i i 14, 6 04
7 40 i 6 24 6 00, 8 37
tit, S ill 5 101
4 94,
S 18
8 82 f 621
6 941 5S i 47
K A &2 & oj
t .i9 , 6 50 I SO
6
i U
t 22
t 2t
6 25
t It
S 00
44
6 4a
6 5S
5 bli
6 W,
5 04
S 11
5 111 4 96
6 19, 4
6 11, 6 0
i 08i 6 0
lloslnn Mtoek Market.
LONDON. July 30. Ainerk'Hn Recuritle
were dull and featureless durliiR the early
session todny. At noon ttie tnurKet nas
iiulet with prices from below to above
yesterday's New York closing.
l.cinoo.i ciosins; stocks:
Consols, money
do account...
Atrial. Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Paltlmore Ohio..
Canadian Pacific...
Chesapeake & O. ...
Iti'.cago O. W
Chi., Mil. St. P.
lie Peers
Denver & Rio O...
do pfd
Erla
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central
SILVKK liar,
M Pl-18 LoulKvllle N 14.H
S3 13-16 M , K. & T 44
... b N. V. Central 14.
...10 Norfolk & W U
...120 dT pfd V!
...loH Ontario A W Ms
...l-l1 Pennsylvania 711
...lHiKann Mlnea ln'a
... 114 Reading 8va
T Southern Ry 34i
..U2l do pfd .0'4
.. l.'.a southern Pacific lass
. . io"4 Union Pacific Jt.',
.. 87V do pfd P
.. SS., p. s. steel 74S
. . f54 do prd 131
.. 4' Wabash 2:
. . MH do pfd eKV
,.U'7s Spanish tiita
sieuoy ut 23 V-lul per 02.
The official number of cars of stock
luoimht In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Missouri Pnciflc
I nion I'urifc
C N. W., east
C & N. V.. west
C, St. 1'., -M- & O
C, H. & Q., east
C., H. & 'est
C, It. 1. Ac V., east...
C, It. 1. Ac P.. west...,
Illinois Central
... 1
...lb
;;!i3
...
... 1
ti
1
12
4
1
10
i
1
Tar's Tradln
Ila and Sheep.
t'HICAOO, Juiy M.-CATTLR-Recelpt.
head; market stead ; steers. IS soif
1..M)
heifers. 13. 50 if ti 00;
IT OtfthOO, stoekers
7t; cows. t,l5ilSo0;
lulls. 3.40ti'4.V; calves.
ana reeders. K.Tttiii IB.
HOtSS lieoelpt. s.onO head; market 10c
to L"o higher; choice heavy, 7.vf.ff7 90;
butchers, 7.7'(l 7.S6; light mined, f7 .Vl,r7.6n;
cholc light, !7Kti7.7j; packing. 17. Wo 7.70;
pigs, A r4)7.40; bulk of sales. 7.40i7.75.
SHEKT AND l-AMllS-Hecelpls, s.OM
head; market for good lambs strong,
other steady; sheep, 14 0o'5 2J; lambs, $i.00
'U7.7.1; yearlings. IT. OtVu-O W.
Kansas fit Live Moylc Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 30.-CATTI.K-HiH-eipts.
2.1441 head. Including 1.100 south
erns; murki't weak: choice export and
dressed beef steers. Iti 2."(j7 24; fair to good,
M 3Pit.10; western steers. 14 OOiftiVOO; stix k
ers and feeders, 13 00s.! 2Ti; southern steers,
4Vl.jO4j5.lS: southern r.tws, 7o4i4.0O; native
cows, 12 2iH4 75; native heifers. I3 2W7.3B;
bulls. f2.MV4.25; calves. 3 607.00.
HOGS Receipts, .X head; market lOo
to 0o higher; top, 17.70; bulk of sales,
7.4v,i7.66; heavy. 7.tWr7.70; packer and
butchers, 7.4O)j7.70; light, 7.i'tr.60; pigs,
$0.54V7.1O.
h'HKKP AND LAMPS-Heceipls. l.S'iO
head: market steady; lambs. $SKi7 3S;
yearlings, tt.aOa'o.K; wethers, I4.00m ii;
ewes. 3.5(vg5.00; Blockers and feeders, $2,711
4J4.73.
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Corn
and Spring Wheat Crop
ports are Favorable.
Be-
IRON AND STEEL TRADE GOOD
Jaly Report on Unslness Kallarea
Rest ot Any Month Mnrt Parly
In moT All
Show tialii.
t. Joseph I. Ire
BT. JOSFrH. Mo..
rtecelpts, 1.S00 head; market steady
gtoelc Market.
July J0-CATTMS-
steers.
and heifers, i.u0t60,
28 194 3S3
11 34B 61
2,1 ... 3.
80 t42 273
414
6'J
248
1M
7
2
21
1
(
i
MONKV S. per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
fur short bills Is per cent; lor throe
months' bills, lVrll -16 per cent.
Burnt, Jr., Cit
Bid. Aakl,
100
Local Securities Quotation.
Quotations furnished bjr Samual
New York Life building, Omaha:
Alma, Nab., Municipal o
Avary Co
Ciidahy Packing Co
Columbus. Neb , Elec. Light Sa 1323....
Omaha Fire Enuina 4a 1 24
Omaha Paving 4s 1S2S
Omaha Renewals 4V 1M4
tiouglait Countr 4a i2u
Firai National nan. Co. Bluffa,
Kantaa City Ry. 6a !13
Nebratka T. ft P ' 1J
Neb. Telephone Stock
Omaha Oaa 6a 1MJ
Omaha Elec L. A P. 6s lt."l
OiiMfia ft C. 11. St. hr. I llllt
flinana H C. 14. l. Hr i.' :U
Omaha ft C. D rty. prd i
un.aha & C. B. Ky. Co 4'
Om.ka ft C. B. St. Rr. ft ti. ld 4....
Oiuuha Water Ce. Sa 194
Omaha B. ot T. Bliig. to. pfd t',
BoutU Omaha bewer 4Vs yii
iloui City Ktcck Yards pfd t
Union Stock Yarda. Omaha, t
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW VOItK, July 30. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows-
44j
100 4
lu.)si
11.4
10: 4j
i
i'ss,
eovi
I'M
,
k
100 St
6
1U
101.H4
16. 1
losVi
10S
il
M
loO
kt.
10O u
101
I'M
414
71
11
l'J
lul
)
II
t'i
21V,
!'
39
3
4
73
14(1 H
II)
143
7-4
4i,
7S4t
1'kS
51 1,
14014
0I44
4
MV,
1544,
31V,
l:i
IKS
s
474,
1V7
41
11WS
"
104
39 Vi
W4,
uv,
KH
'
H14
lib
31
71
33 V(
1.14 4j
nt
it
H
Hi
51'4
vk
"4
pTVt
Allca
Brunswick Con. .
Com. Tunnel Block.
do bontla
Con. cal. A Va
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Offered. Asked.
.lto
. 1
. 24
. !l
Hi
. 85
,li6
l.eadvllte Con.
Link. Chief .
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
!?trnuard
Yellow Jacket
.. 4V,
.. ;
.. 90
. .30
..113
..lf.2
.. 63
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. July 30 Bank clearings for to
day were 1.9.'7.121.64 and for the correspond
ing date last year ll.bU.loS.Mi.
ir.8
168
158
3ot)
110
Total receipts 43 35 6
Th disposition of the day's receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Cattle. Hobs. Sheep.
Omaha Tacking Co
Swift and Company
C'udaliy racking Co
Armour oi Co
Sehwartz-Uolen Co
Oinalin i' k'g. Co., K. C
Cudahy P'k g. Co., K. C.
Cudahy l"k g. Co., Ft. W.
Hill Sl Son
V. H. Lewis
J. H. Root & Co
H. K. Hamilton
'I'. J. Inghiam
Smith & 1'olsey
Iayton
Kvunsville
Fluser
Climauss
Other buyers
Totals 1.19 2.327 937
CATTLK Kecelpts of cattle this morn
ing were very llgnt. only forty cars beine
reported in. This means that there wers
not enough cattle of any kind on sale to
make a test of the market or to establish
quotations. There was some little demand
and the few loads offered changed hands
as a rule In good season tn the morning at
prices that did not look very much differ
ent from yesterday. In fact the market
might be summed up as nominally steady
with yesteiduy.
As coinpured with a week ago beef steers
are lO&i.iC lower, with tome of the half fat
Blades showing even more decline than
that. Cows and heifers of the best grades
have not suft'eied so much as the com
moner kinds of feeders and stoekers are
uround lti'slfjc lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fcu sleet s. u..rOvj ,.ou; fair to good cornfed
steers, i,.L'0 .1 1.1"; common to itur conned
steers. 4.70b5.2O; good to choice rangers.
I0.UO40.0O; fair to good rangers, H.jOui.OO.
common to fair rangers, I3 i.vg4.60; good 10
choice cows and heifers. t4.0O.fl5. 20; fair to
good cows and heifers, 3.2g4.00; common
to fair cows and heifers, l.lb(((3.2; good
to choice stoekers and f ei ders. 4.25'go.2J;
fair to good stoekers and feeders, 3.iu'n4.3o;
common to fair stoekers and feeders, 3.00w
3.;6; stock heifers. 3.26fl3.65; veal calves,
$:i.rtu7.00; bulls. tai;s. etc., i4.ii.
liepreseniative sales:
At.
..1024
Pr.
4 15
hard.
Pecem-
t. L00U General Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 30 WIIKAT Ixiwer
track. No. 2 hard, SLOSH'S 1-10; No. 3
Sl.Oagfl.OSH; September, 1.017i((1.02
ber. tl.02-Sifl-02,4.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, TOVftTlo;
September, 64(flt)4rAtc; December, fCWc; No.
2 white, 75i975'4C.
OATS Weak; No. 2, 41tfJ43c: September,
37',c; December, 37Vi.c; No. 2 while, 52c.
It VE Nominal, 80c.
FLOCK Steady; red winter DAtcpts, f'i.20
(fio.40; extra fancy and straight, 4.70yj.I5;
hard winter clears, H 0O'(4 9O.
SICKD Timothy. $2.75(t3.50.
CORNMEAL $3.40.
BHAN Dull; sacked, east track. 104fil05.
HAY Steady; timothy, 13.00ig 17.50; prairie,
t9.0OiSill.ri0.
BAUOING 7Vic.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; Jobbing,
tM.40. Lard, steady. Dry salt meats, steady;
boxed extra shorts, 1 11. (524; clear ribs,
111.024; short clears, $1175. bacon, steady;
boxed extra shorts, $12.02Vs; clear ribs,
!12.024: short clears, 112.75.
BI'TTER Weaker; creamery. 22HS27C.
EGGS Steady at 18Vic.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were as follows; Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.000 7.500
Wheat, bu 175,0u0 133,500
Corn, bu 5.lti0 17.800
Oats, bu 33,600 64,200
tiEKf oTEERS.
No. At. Pr. No.
a 1081 4 10 Ir
COWS.
i 942 I 70
2 S20 2 6 4
12 76 I 40 l
6 M! Ill 6
14 j: 2 3 I
70 I 00
HEIFERS.
4 I (5 I
I 00 I 04 I ,
T 411 I 20
BULLS.
1 SOO 2 94 1
1 mo 1 00 1
1 into I 14 1
1 140 I 10
CALVES.
I SSI 4 75 I
1 1(10 i W 1
2 1(6 I 24 I
1 lt I 21
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
16 cows 948 3 20 I cows 921 I P6
1 bull 1M0 3 35 1 cow 1510 3 20
17 cow 910 20
HOGS Hogs old lO'S'lSc higher this morn
ing and the trade was sufficiently active
to effect a very early clearance of sup
plies. This means that a large proportion
of all the hogs In sight brought 17.36 a 7.45,
as against 7.25b7.30 yesterday. Good hois
sold up as high as $7.56.
hlle today advance wipe out part
of the decline of the last three days, values
are still 154,260 lower than on Friday of last
w eek.
Representative sale:
No. Av. 8h. Pr. No.
64 SU 40 7 32 J4
7 32V.
. Ill
. (3d
. :o
.1140
.1134
, 413
70
.110
.1400
.1340
, m
. 110
143
1 10
I 16
3 60
3 00
4 00
I M
I ti
I 26
3 40
I 15
21
I 0
I 50
$o.40ai.00; row
calves. 13. 50 a 7.50.
HOGS Receipts, J.M0 head: market 5W100
higher; top, 17 .70; bulk of sales. 7.S.Vd7.00
SHEEP AND LAMPS - Receipts, 600
head; market steady; lambs, t,''.Wu'7.25.
Slooa City I. He Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. July 30-(Speclal Tele,
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 400 head; mar
ket steady; beeves. 4.V(iti Is); at cows,
I4 00S6.75; grass cows, I3.lttjjp4.25; feeders,
3.75a4.S5; stoekers. t3 00di4.00.
HoGS-Receipts, 2.201) hend; market RifilOe
higher; range of price, $..15(g7.4o; bulk of
sales, I7.20V7.26.
Stock In klaht.
Receipts at the six principal western
markets yesterday were:
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
South Omaha 1.000 J.O11O 1,748
St. Joseph l.SoO J.MO 600
Sioux City 400 2.2o0
Kansas City 2.000 2.1.00 1.300
St. Louis 1.900 4. 8' 2.600
Chicago 1.600 9.000 8,000
Totals 8.600 23,300 14,148
OS14UA faCatSltAt, MARKETS.
Staple and Fancy Prod nee Prices Fir.
Ished. by Bayer and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1 delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. carton. 27c; No.
1, tn oO-lb. tubs, 27c; No. 2, In 1-lb car
tons, 26o; In DO-lb. tubs, luc; paoklng stook,
19c; fancy dairy, tubs, HU-o, common
til, fresh made, 14 180. Market change
every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling atock. candied, 21c.
No storage stock In Omaha market.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, loo; Young America. . 4 In hoop,
15c; favorite, I in hoop, 14a; daisies, 20 In
ft oop, liVic; cream brick, full case, Jjvo;
block Swiss, Uo; full cream liniburgur, 16a
POULTRY Broilers, 16c; allvs. springs,
13c; hens, lOVho; cock, 4Hc; duck, lie;
geese, 6c; turkey. Uo; pigeons, per do.,
foe; guinea fowls, per doi., 12.50; squabs,
per dos., $2. Dressed hone, lie: springs.
U20c; cocks, Vc; ducks, Uo; , Hinc;
turkey. 22c.
fish v resn caugnt, almost an are
dressed: Halibut, 80; buffalo, 9c; trout.
lie; Duiineaas, no; camsn, 1(0; crappies,
sunflsh, 6afo; black bass, 26c; whlteflsh,
13c; pike, 12c; salmon, 14c; pickerel, 10c;
1 rog leg, sac. rresn irosen: wnneiian. No.
1. 10c; ' round, He; pickerel, dressed and
headless, 7o; round. 00; pike, dressed, 10c;
rouna, c; rea snapper, uo; opanisn mack'
ciel. 18c; native mackerel, 2uo each.
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapple. 18
U 48s, 2.7o per crate; grape fruits, 81 slxe,
per oox, so, w sise, fj.ovi ot sise, 10; ba
lianas, fancy select, 1.15(j2.00; apples, home
grown, per bu. basket, 9uo; market basket,
MEAT CUTS-No. 1 ribs, 154c: No
ribs. 13c: No. 1 ribs, 9c; No. 1 loin, 17c;
xso. x 10m, 11c; no. a 10m, iuvsc; no.
chuck, 6Vc; No. i chuck, 6c; No..
chuck, 4Sc; No. 1 round, 10c; No. I round,
j3c; mo. 9 round, itac; no. 1 plate, 6Wc;
.no. z piate, tc; no. t piate, tc.
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
$2.76 per bbl. celery, Michigan, too bunch,
smaller, nvo. Cabbage, noma grown, lVkc
per lb. V. Isconsln Red Globe onions, 2o
per lb. California cauliflower, 13.00 per
irate. Tomatoes, Tennessee, 4 baskets, 85J
roc; crate, 4.ui. Lettuce, per cox., tua. par.
snips, turnips, carrots, 75c per doaen. Flop
Ida new beets, carrot, parsnip, turnips.
etc., per aoz., foe
POTATOES New, 86c per bu.
HIDES No. 1 green, 10c; No. I cured. 11c.
NEW TORK. July AV-11 (1. Dun s Co.
weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will
say:
Crop reports re favorable, especially for
corn and spring wheat, with winter wheat
nearly harvested. Indlcntton point to the
early enactment of the new tariff The
excellent conditions In the Iron snd teel
trade. eniphHr.lsed by Ihe report of the
principal producer are maintained. The
dry Hood trade Is broadening Report
from the principal trade centers are uni
formly encouraging. In spite of the fact
that this Is midsummer and merchsnts ate
still anxious for the final word concerning
the crops and the tariff.
July failures have made the smallest
total of mouth's liabilities slur early in
1W7. Neatly eveiy development is there
fore, that of Improvement. Till vrle In
degree, being at some points rapid and at
others slow, but nevertheless the tendency
Is persistently away from past depressing.
Confidence, It Is true, lncresses faster than
present trade activity and prospects of
coming agricultural and Industrial pros
perity are more pronounced than immediate
business, but this confidence appears to
have an immense uplifting power.
An advance In staple print ha served
to stimulate trading from the retailers In
the dry goods market. Buyers in the mar
kets come very largely from the central
and southwestern sections and while pur
chases from fobbing house-, are con.-erva-
tlve, they frequently state thst further
business would come from them on various
lines after their return home.
The shoe trade Is not active, but witi'
Improvement continues and fnl;- orders are
placed by wholesalers. Leather buyers
continue to hold off. hut the market Is
strong.
th.
adj. 4a.
Articles.
Open. I High.! Low. Cloe.
No. 2
7tiV.e;
Mlanespnlls tirala Market.
MINNF.APOMS, July SO-WHKAT-Julv.
11.28"; September. tl.0SV31.64; De
cember. 1 02S1 02V; cah. No. 1 hard,
Ii K; No. I northern. 91.31 : No. I northern.
11 29; Na. I aerthorn. 81 SMI 27.
Ai-OLR-FUel patents, li.1SA4s.lO, second
Wheat
July .
Sept. .
Die .
C,rn
Julv ..
J-vpt. .
D c. .
.1 1.00 I
'.;
. 6f.,B!
,
I
1 00" 1 00
ft 97' .ii.
ST 97Su,:
1
l"l
50 1
1 00'-, H 1
1 '4IS!1
HTVat'!
o:,a I
0''4j i
50
Iloaton tocta and Bond.
BOSTON, July SO.-Money, call loan. 2'i
iS per tent; tune loans. 3Vgi per cent
Cicsmg quotations 011 stocks and bonds
were ss follows:
-. 13 Au.alramated ..
..lul A'lone Com. ..
. 4 At antle
. list llutla Coalition
..IMS Cal A Arliuua.
2!K4l al 4V Hecla .
1 cuiteunlsl
127 c.. r H.iij, ..
I.aly weal
) Kniklin
i'-,t,r4nbr
4 11, crrrue Cananea
..'i lfclo It ovale
a Vl.l. U'.lllnt ..
,.: .., i , .Vsa'i
I. ' . . M. an.
II. i..:u c a c
'4 . . v ji.
1"2 i....r.iii.oa
A Asked. B Bid.
Dulath Grata Market.
Dl'I.UTH. Julv SO WHEAT No. 1
northern, II SjH; No. j northern, $lS3sj:
Julv. 11.14 V) ; September, 11.04 ; Decem
ber $1 01 W
OATS 4 4c.
Toledo seed Market.
TOLEDO. July 30. SEEDS Clover, cash,
I W; October, 17-10; D-einber. 17.10; March,
17 20; No. 2. tsS 73. Timothy, prime, S7.W. Al
siaa. prime, $4.36, August, to.90.
At.hiaon
do 4s
Mej Central 4a
Atchison R. ft.,
do pld
floston A Albany . .
it. ton a i
Hj, on KlevkieJ
;' tchliurl ;.l.
N. Y . .'. II II
I 11 en : at.flr ..
Am. Ar.;e. I lipai. . .
d.j pfd
A 11 I'neu. Tut.. .
Ai-.er ug.ir
.. 1.1, .
in .4 :
,n-t-r. Wojlrn
I 11 1
r. m I 3
Ui-..- t.e.
tl . .'.I . ...'lie
kaia. K.c. tr.t
' ' .lj I'fu . . .
14..S, G.
I nuad I ra.i
I'nu. i b M
lu pld
I' k. cteei
i ''". . .
" Ki ventura ..
Allouea
Ud. Offered
at'4
4 t
' '4
4t
14J
SiV
11
1014
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July 30. The cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance of 2y4
points and soon sold 10yl2 points net
higher, making a new high ground for the
movement, on general buying encouraged
by the firmness of the Liverpool market,
bullish reports concerning the condition of
the Texas crop by a prominent local
authority, and expectations of a bullish
government report on Monday. The market
was somewhat irregular during the middle
of the niorninir. but held within S or 4
points of the best.
Futures opened steady; July, offered,
12.44c; August, 12.39c, bid; October, 12.15c;
December, 12 4. c; January- 12.44c; March,
44c; May, 12.4fic.
Futures closed steady; August. 12.34c:
September. 12 Wc; October. 12.38c; Novem
ber. 12 37c; December, 12.41c; January,
12.40c; February. 12.40c; March and April,
12.41c; May, 12.44c.
Spot closed yuiet. 6 points advance; mid
dling uplands. 116c; middling gulf, U.30c;
sale. 700 hales.
GALVESTON, July 30. COTTON Steady
at 124c
ST. LOUIS. July 30. COTTON Steady,
middling, 12'ic; sabs, none; receipts, 20
bulis; shipments, 2S5 bales; stock. 19.017
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July SO COTTON
Steady and unchanged: middling, 12 3-1'.
Sules on the spot, l,3u0 bales; to arrive,
lion.
t.4 174
36 Hi SO 1 U
(C 24 30 7 St
77 fat" 110 IK
35 .0 SO T 34
M 200 40 7 36
4 r i 40 7 34
C 261 120 7 34
t4 274 30 7 It
fO 1KI 120 1 17V,
74 'l ... 7 37V,
48 1M o0 7 I7V
M !f.S 40 7 87V,
71 ITS ) T 17 Vfc
67 wl 40 7 8;Va
61 Zlt lto 7 40
to i s;o 1 40
47 Ut 200 7 40
2; 170 ... 7 40
17 24, 10 7 40
l 24 &K) 7 J
SHEEP Only six
this morning, three
and three cars of
was not enoush of
terest buyers, but still the feeling
market was Just nt.out steady with
...
47...
70. . .
,t...
73...
9 ..
...
74...
SI ..
44...
74...
7...
75...
67...
71...
Ii...
13...
31...
71...
77...
M...
cars
40
30
40
Pr.
1 40
1 40
J 40
7 40
7 40
7 40
T 40
1 40
7 40
7 40
I 4V
7 40
7 42V.
7 45
7 44
7 to
T4
7 4
7 44
7 M
7 60
... 7 45
reported 111
ot them Idaho lambs
them yearlings, inu
anything to really in
on tne
yester
Av.
....Ut
....304
....2ti4
....214
....17
....las
....213
mi
....237
Jul
m
....205
2 1
214
183
,...SA
214
ISO
1.0
2M
1U
IC4
were
to
40
0
40
to
to
110
80
'',' NEW
o I KtigUr h
Metal Market.
YORK. July 30 METALS The
:i 1;
..1
1.'
iri 1
v 1
l-
I
, dhnjun
.. TaiKa.-j.k ...
. . . .'1 1 rinii,-
.. I1. 1'. . ttlnio ...
. r. . tin
. .' t-'aS
. .. t Victoria
.. 1 ' Hinntli I
tV, Wolverine '. ,.
44 Sort a llutta .i
"Hi. v. and bll Aslted
it
-v.
Treasury ftaiemeat.
WASHINGTON. July So. The
tlon of the treasurv st the le-'-i,
buslnesa today wa as foUi
tin market was high-i-, with 3pot '
minted at 47133 5s arid futures at n4 10s.
The local market wsa firm and liiKher also.
' n 1 lie avi'rnfe. .with spot (U. t' d at $2.2W
21 Copper was lower In L.'nd.m. lth
put i;iioted at "t 7s (A and futures at I'M) !
" I,ie.Uly tne innrket was weak, but un-I
channel), v 1th l ike quoted st !.! 1,1 13 50.
l-ciri.!vtlc at I12.7r.finw and rai-tin at
! ?12 i'2,ci'r.'.srs Lead advanced to C12 12s 6 )
! In Lond.in. The local market remained easy
'si $4 27V'. 4 22' j. Sitet- was unchanged at
i 4722 In the London market. Locally th
I "larket uss firm snd h.her at J" 4"'i5fW
The Encll"h Iron marl.e? as a s'lide
I hleh.-r at 4:)s 3d fur Cleveland variants. Lo
'es'ly the market remnlned firm. No. 1
' foundry, north' n. 17 !V.. 17..'0; No. 2 fun
li'i" n.ir'h.rn. IK' 75 1 17.2" : N 1 fnundrv.
I'Turhcr' find No. I foundry, s.mth. rn. s..ft
if 17 '..".- !( 2--.
ST. lriS. Julv 90 METALS Lead, 14 20.
day. and there Vno Quotable change in
any direction. It v. apparent that buyers
wanted lambs, which have been 111 llgnt
supply all this week, and it did not take
client very long to buy the three cars In
sight, paying 17.36 for them, but it should
be understood that they were right good
killers.
The market on sheep ha been rather
slow with the tendency lower ail week ow
lug to the very unfavorable condition of
eastern markets. Today sheep were safely
60c lower than they were a week ago. On
the other hand lambs which have been
scarce all the week are selling now Just
about where they did last week.
Uuotalons on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice spring lambs. 7 OOu7.40, fair to
good spring lambs. 4i.5'i7.00; good to cnoics
veai-hnss. t uou5 35: fair to good yearlings,
ft 7i,u6 vkj. good to choice wethers, t4.5u
4.75; fair to good w ethers, 14 OO44 j0; good
to choice ewes, I4.2ou4.ii0; Ian to good ewes,
t4.u04.2o.
Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to
choice lambs, t5.2yu6.la; fair to choice year
line-. 4 0u4 7; lair to cnolce sheep, 3.0
fu 4 10.
ltepiesenlatlve sales:
No.
Kin Idaho lambs
61 Idaho lambs, culls..
0 Nebraska laniDa ....
7 Nebraska ewes
35 Idaho rwt-s
Av.
H
56
73
VA
10t
Pr.
7 35
6 25
7 0D
4 50
4 15
Wool Market.
BOSTON, July 30.-WOOL The Com
merclal Bulletin of Boston will say of the
wool market Saturday: Business in terri
tory wools Is fairly active in some of the
larger houses, new transactions and ion
flrmatlon of conditional purchases making
very busy market. Three-eighths and
half-blood are the most actively sought
grades today. No advance are reported
but everything point to a continuance of
urrent rates. The shipment ot wool from
Boston to July 29, Inclusive, were 14K.0s7.665
lbs., against 95.3fil.710 lb, for the lame time
last year. The receipts to July 29. inclusive,
were Zfcl.NH.ono 10., against 130,020,249 lbs.
the same period last year.
st. Louis, juiy so. wool steady
territory and western mediums, 23 a 27 c
fine mediums, 21324c; fine, lZ-alSVic
LONDON. July 30.-WOOI.r-A sale of
Cape of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins
was held here today. The skins numbered
450.557, the largest amount ever offered.
Western were In good condition, but east
ems were heavy and were largely with
drawn. There was a fair demand and
? rices ranged from unchanged to 3So lower
or all but coarse-wooled skins. The latter
were In strong demand at an advance of
Vad. The sales amounted to 28,055 bales.
ItEI'OnT OF TltK CI.KviRIMO llOt'SU
Associated
Week.
flank
Transaction of th
for the
NEW YORK, July 30.-Brndstve.-fs hank
clearings report for the week ending July
29 shows an aggregate of 3,7ot,.fl,iiuii, a .4
ngalnst 13.017. 2t(7,iOO last week anil 2..ii,-
12.000 In the corresponding week issi year.
Following is a list of tu cities:
CITIES.
I
I
Anniuitt. I Inc. Dec.
C.
City.
Oil and nosln.
NEW YORK. July SO. COTTONSEED
OIL Steady; prime crude, nominal; prime
yellow, t3.6&ffg.6S; September. t66fc9 6 70.
yellow, l5.3oy5.42Vi; September, 15. 43Vj)5 43.
Petroleum, steady; refined. New York,
18.25; Philadelphia and Baltimore, ft.20;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk, 14 70.
Turpentine, easy, (04J50Ho.
OIL CITY, July SO OILS Credit bal
ance. 11.58. Runs, 270.681 bbls.; average,
158,724 bbl.; shipments, 252,020; average,
188.760 bbl.
SAVANNAH, Ga.. July 30.-OIL Turpen
tine, firm at 48Ho.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: B. tt 95(93 00: D.
I3.10-ft3.15; E, 3 6541 00; F, M.70U8 75; O.
S3. Wig S. 85; H. 14 004.15; I. I4 86; K, I5.; M,
I5.1R1.20; N, S5.40; WO. So.74; WW, $4 90.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July SO COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged price to an advance of 6 points,
and ruled quiet, but generally steady, on
some scattering covering. In the absence of
Important offering, with th close quiet,
net unchanged to 10 point higher. Havre
was unchanged to V4 point higher. Sale
here were 2.750 bags, lncludlntr Julv at
tunc, September at 6.70c and October at
6.40c.
, ,
aa-ar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. July SO. Sl'OAR Eaw,
firm; fair refining, )4c; oenlrlfugal, M
test, S.9c; molasses sugar, S 23c. Refined,
fined, steady; No. . 4 45c; No. 7, 4.40c;
No. I. 4.25c; No. , 4.80c; No. 10, 4.25c; No. 11,
4j0c; No. 12. 4.16c; No. IS. 4 !0c; No. 14,
4.10c; confectioners' A, 4 75c; mould A. 6.80c;
rut loaf. 676. c; crushed, 6C5c; powdered,
1 05c; granulated, 4.9Sc; cube, 6.20c.
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia ..
St. Loul
Pittsburg
Kansas city .
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ....
New Orleans ..
Cleveland
Detroit
Omaha
Louisville
Milwaukee
Fort Worth ...
Los Angeles ...
St. Paul
Seattle
lienver
Buffalo
Indianapolis ...
Spokane, Wash
Providence ....
Portland, Ore .
Richmond
Albany
Washington, D.
St. Joseph
Salt Lake
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Des Molne
Peoria
New Haven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Orand Rapids
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass.
Portland, Me ....
Augusta, Oa
Dayton
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla
Wichita
Wheeling, W. . Va
Knoxvllle
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston, S. C.
Mobil
Wilmington,
Lincoln
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma
Fall River ....
Sacramento ...
Kalamazoo ....
Springfield. III..
Helena
Fort Wayne ..
Cedar Rapids .
New Bedford .
Columbia, 8. C.
Macon
Youngstown ...
Lexington
Fargo
Akron
Kockford. 111..
Erie, Pa
Sioux Falls ...
Canton, O
Quincy, III,.
I Bloomlngton,
Lowell
Chester, Pa.
Decatur, III.
South Bend,
Springfield,
Vlcksburg
Fremont. Neb...
Manafleld. O
Jacksonville, III.
Jackson, Mis .
Houston
Galveston
Duluth
Scrauton
u.J
6.2
2.0
Del
111.
Ind..
O
Ml
.tl,700.141.0O0i
.1 i:l.445,lWH
, 25S,37i.tiO,
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44.aXt.lskl,
43.0S4.ti0
S4.933.00Oi
2i.41ti.OuO,
Srl.44t3.4M,
14..0U.O0OI
12.07o,isj
13.60O.0OUI
19,4".3.000
13,OjU,oooi
9.994,tKkl
10,117.000!
6.2tf?.0iO
Li.H7.OO0
S.7.11.IMM
10.9AI.OoU,
7, ',70.ouu
8, nti,0iiU
7,422, Otibi
6.6OU.OOO1
6.04O.V0O
..) 6.49u.tMI
b,!ltl,eKJO
4,770,000,
6.G!i2,OUO
4.034.000;
6, 6x2,01 to.
6,lW8.iJ(W
6.06.000
6.912.0001
2,388,001
S. 074.1k 10
S,92l.vW'
8. 2U3.0OJI
.1 S.994.i"A
S.0W.(.t.
I 2,l4.0iiO
,. 2,2114,000'
.1 2.5MI.OO,
, 2,.11..ti"i'
, 2,127.000,
. l,7:'7,0is)j
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. l.li'fli.WK)!
. 1.733. ins)
.1 1,6'J,01KJ;
I.tlti.tsW,
l,624.0n)
l,4tJ0
I,i'.22.0u0
1,4' 10.0001
S.hxO.iiOii
1,G32.000
l,279,t)UO!
l,4,uuti
l.Oeil.OOO;
954,0001
1,106.0-101
l.ns.ooOj 1
1.123.000, 2S.9
l.2:40.ouoi
1,892.0001
1,178.000,
1, 706.mi
l,4lo.4Si
91.I.I40
1.032,O)
1.022 iXkJj
723.0IU,
944 0 tii
770,000,
732.0001
407.000! 1
7.A,tSsl( JtJl.H,
771,O0O 56.4 .
603.000 , 7.41,
4feD.000 XB.oi
6S6,tA, 23. 1)
691.0001 li.S,
tao.Ooui 23.2;
4n0,l) U.
6ia.OU0 52.
UVD.U1SJ! I.
ISS. 000 j
47o.OOO 14.3'.
4..1.V0U, i.t.
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ttli.OtiO! 3s. 0.
4'.s,0-i 44.2;.
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3!0 twoj 42.2 .
3,yi0 41. 51.
232.01)0 1
21.0M.lsl, 22.3,,
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Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July 30 DRY OOODS The
lobbing market show a slow and steady
improvement In the Seasonable demand. Tha
primary cotton goods market Is quiet, due
In part to th Imminence of a government
crop report. Cotton yarns are selling bet
tee. The movement In staple prints con
tinned good. The local wool ma-Vet Is firm,
with a good demand for anything available.
rktladrlphla Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. July 80.-IU'TTKR
Firm and In good demand; extra western
cr"smery,2i,4c; extra nearby prints, SOo.
Etlf.sj Firm and in good demand: Penn-
condi
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Txvil ,i.t Ret. tuauier at 15.35.
St. I.oals I.lT Stork BfarkM.
ST. Ltiriki. July 30. -cATTLE-Receipts,
1.800 head, including l.loO Texans; market '
steadv: native snioolna and exuort steers. I
!! Iiu7 00; dressed beef and butcher steers, sylvanla and other nearby firsts, free
ta.3u4iiti.25; steers under Loul lbs.. 14 25U5.70: 1 sses. 24c st mark; current receipts. In re
st in k. rs and feeders. 13 26-V5 uu; cow and j tun. able cases, 22c st mark; weatern firsts,
heifers, X4Uiiis.50, cannets, ) 76t2 5o; bulls, free esses, 24e at mark: current receipt.
U3 6u-(,5.00. ta'vs. to.U7.75i Ta and In-lf case, Zlaflo at mark.
BKADSTReiRT'S ItMA JEW UK Til A DC.
t'ncertalut y, line to Many Causes,
Prevail In Business World.
NEW TORK, July 30. Bradstteel 'o
morrow will say:
Buyers ort) In evidence In leading maikcU
and fall Jobbing trade show sign of pel
ting under headway, but the vacation sjii
011, th Imminence of th tariff bill settle
ment and the rapidity of recent price ad
vance breed conservatism In many whole
sale lines, pending clearer view of the Una!
crop outturn.
The prevailing uncertainty a to cotton
price introduced an element of uusettle
ments which finds reflection in checking
lorward operation of large magnitude l i
cottons and some other lines, though hero
again is 10 be noted that wool Is strong
and active, mills are busy and advance uus
Iiikss for next spring seems to have tnoro
than met expectation. Industrial opeia
Hons show enlargement, with Iron and steel
leading. Car building concerns report larite
orders placed by railroads. There Is in in
duing In the shoe trade east and west, but
sdvl. es are that high prices of leslli-i and
hides tend to res til.' I trading'.
Business failures In Ihe I'nlted States ;'
the week ending with July Z). were 2:3.
against 229 last week. 176 In the like week of
U"t. 142 in 111. 170 in 1900 and 178 In !
Wheat. Including flour, exports from the
United State and Canada for the week
ending July tj. aggregated 1.579.402 lu.st.. i,
against 933,358 bushels last week and 2 4-.'.-98
bushels this week last year. For he
f.nir weeks ending July 24. export were
1.13,731 bushels, against t,399.8S4 bushels i t
the corresponding period last veur. ('urn
exports fur the week were 14K'". bushels,
sgalnst 22.0U2 last week and if.'.': I.11 -h "I t. l-i
liaig. For th fuur wtrk enillns.Ji.lv S.
corn export were 820 677 bushels, tvaaiiisl
207,018 Lukhels last year.
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