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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
New York MInITE auotations.
NEW YORK, July S.-The following are
closing prices on mining stoCks.
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, July s.-Bullion amounting to
E4O,VO was Withdrawn from the SANK OF
England today for shipment TO South
America. Gold premiums are quoted AT
Buenos Ayres, 131; at Madrid. $3.50; at Liz
bon, $3.50; at Rome, LIS. Money was fairly
was a slightly better demand. owing to re-
payments to the Bank of England and
preparations for the settlement. Discounts
were steady. Further borrowings from the
bank are expected shortly. Business on
the Stock exchange was more cheerful,
but there was no expansion apart from the
influential buying of %consols. operators pre-
ferring to watch the progress OF the ac-
count, especially as trouble In the Kafir
market was feared. Consols increased at
of a point below the lowest OF the day.
Home rails were Irregular. Americans re-
covered at the opening. mainly on more
ward inclined to react. They closed strong
in sympathy with New York. Street prices
were above the regular closing quotations
whole market except Americans.
PARIS, July S.-Prices were heavy and
inanimete: Rentes were buoyed up by the
version bill. Operators were well Impressed
with the Idea that the new and old 3 per
cents would not be convertible. Foreigners
receded. South Americans were weak.
Spanish Is were depressed by the fall In
Spanish rails. resulting from the decline In
exchange. Metropolitans were sustained.
Thomson-Houston and Russian industrials
were weak. Rio tintos were weak DeBeers
were maintained. Kafflrs were offered for
London and local account and closed weak.
The private rate of discount was unchanged
at 1916 per cent. Three per cent rentes,
1O1f 72hc for the account. Exchange on
London, 25f Ice for checks. Spanish Is,
SO.57.
BERLIN, July s.-Discount rate for short
bills, IL per cent; for three months bills,
1% per cent. Business on the bourse today
was dull, owing to the absence of stimulus,
1~nternationals were firm on account OF the
ease of money. Spanish As and Dynamite
shares were lower on realizations. Trans
walls were easier.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. July s-CoTToN-Futures
opened steady; July. s65ci August. $500;
September. S.O6c; October, 1870; November.
DECEMBER and January. 7.Sc; February
,coTToN-spOt, quiet; middling uPlands,
C0TTON-Futures closed quiet; July,
$3.50: August. S.32c; September. 1850; Oc-
tober. 7.S6c; November. 7.T7ci December,
IN; January, 77sc; February, 7.7ec; March,
ST. LOUIS. July S-CoTToN-Quiet;
middling. s15-16c; no sales; receipts, POI
bales; no shipments; stock. 100. 500 bales.
GALVESTON; July S,-CoTToN-F1rm;
LIVERPOOL. July s,-CoTToN+spot,
good business done; prices Lied lower
I 29-32d; good ordinary. 425-32d; ordinary
4 17-32d. The sales OF the day were II, 00-
bales. OF which 1000 were for speculation
and export, and Included HOO American
Receipts were 1900 bales, including 20
American. Futures opened and closed quiet
4 53-64d; July-August, 451-64d, value; Au'
gust-September, 4 45-64d. buyers; September.
October. 33-64d, buyers; October-Novem
Der, 426-64d, sellers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
4 23-64d. sellers; December-January, 2l-64a
4 22-64d, sellers; January.Feoruary 2i-6id
buyers; M~arch-April, 4 2O-6494 21-64d. sellers
NEW ORLEANS July S.-COTTON-Fu
lures, steady; July, $3.50, bid; August. 6.4s@
S.49c; September, 7.96G7.97c; October, 7700
The; November. 7.60d7. SIC; December, 1900
Isle; January, 7.slq7 sc. Spot. steady
ordinary. si-16c; low middling. s s-lsc; mid
ding. &c; good middling, 8 5-16c; middlinl
fair, 9 I-l6c; receipts, 81 bales; stock, 2'S
bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
Wool Market.

BOSTON, July S.-WOOL-Wifh- prices
now in a firm position wool dealers here here
tinues to have a fairly active demand. The
market is firm for territory woods. Fine
and the range for fine Idaho and Montana
is given at 5065Sc. Medium fine woods are
in strong demand az, 4S947c clean and sales
liberal. while secured medium has been in
demand at around 40c,. with a good-siEed
line Of No. / new Mexican taken at 42hc.
California woods are in steady demand;
there is a firm tone to the market. New
about 15d17c TO sell. A moderate business
has been done. The market for Ohio
leeces is very firm, with the Idea amone
irving and a good deal remains to be
opened; Csc is the limit placed on washed
Xxx STIce BY gya, %a Teyen hG1df has S SSs The shs h Z nsis
in that grade; No. 2 has sold at 2ea27c;
with &c the inside quotation for old wool,
while the new wool to be opened will prob
ably be held for more money. All staple
BOSTON, July s.-The wool market here
is very firm and considerable business has
been tran ran with no the ,a market yeTy
Fine staple territories have moved freely
at 5Oa52c; strictly fine. 49Q61c; fine and fine
4Oq42c. Fleece wool market Is very firm,
pennsylvania xxx, &gZ9c; Xxx and above,
27@271kc; X, 24@26c; Michigan X, 23924c.
ST. LOUIS, July S,-WOOL-Firm. ac-
tive; medium grades and combing, 139lsc;
light fine, 12dl514c; heavy fine. 1O91sc; tub
washed. 15Q241kc.
LONDON, July a-wooL-The fourth
series OF the 1902 wool auction sales opened
today with a good attendance. Competi-
ton was spirited and merinos and fine
crossbreds were In demand The offerings
number 1888 bales, chiefly crossbreds. The
home trade received a good supply OF
crossbreds Tasmanian greasies sold freely;
scoureds were firm; Cape of Good Hope
and Natal was unchanged to 8 per cent
higher, owing to the small supply; coarse
grades in some cases showed small de-
clines. The series will close July %. The
following are the sales In detail: New
South Wales, 500 bales; secured, 6dq1s Cd;
greasy. 4hq9hd. Queensland. 200 bales
secured, 10d@1s 3D.; greasy, 9hd. Victoria,
800 bales; secured. 1hdQ1s I'D; greasy, s1t@
I'D. South Australia, 800 bales; greasy, Sg
is lid. New Zealand. LOO bales greasy
4Q10l5d. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
100 bales; secured. lOd91s I'd; greasy. Ga
sid.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09

nsrket Strengthens, Though Close
Sees SCRAMBLE for PROFIT Taking.

NEW YORK, July S-something very
Ike a scramble to take profits at the end
upon the character OF the days movement
In stocks, which had reached considerable
proportions and with a semblance of much
more substantial character than anything
in the recent course of the market. Spots
of strength were more numerous and the
well-establlshed dividend-paying stocks
were foremost in the trading.
IT orders from single commission
houses and the individual blocks taken OF
come of the high grade railroad stocks
fairly warranted an inference of invest
mont buy ing, suppose to be re-investment
Disbursements on the part of inside con-
trolling interests In some of the properties.
such buying, was manifest. In, New York
probably had more than any other thing
TO do with ~dissipating the feeling of sus-
picion which has been persistently felt to-
ward the whole recent upward movement.
the reaction at the close OF the day re-
vived these suspicious and the large pro-
portion of the days buying orders, which
were for western account, kept afve the
superstition that the western contingent
were actively manipulating the market. in
connection with the renewed pressure upon
the shorts. in July corn. The special
strength Of st. Paul was accompanied by
revival of old rumors of control of that
property by Union Pacific. The soft coal
carriers were taken on the demonstrate
benefit they are receiving from the paraly-
movement embraced some of the common
stocks OF the Morgan regions" including
| southern halfway and Erie, but the Read
ings and anthracite carriers generally were
almost stagnant.
A marked influence was caused upon SEN
timent by the sagging of the foreign ex.
change rate away from the gold export
point after tentative arrangements had
been made for a shipment on Thursday
The sterling rate at Paris also rallied. The
gold export was averted by the renewed
offerings by bills against sterling loans
which were facilitated by the growing ease
of the London money market. The loca'
trust companies also came into this mar.
ket as lenders of many millions of dollars
on call, which served as a stimulating influ-
ence on speculation. The Chicago rate of ex.
change continues at so per cent discout, with
continued pressure on New York for funds
United States Steel lost nearly a point II
the late dealings on the postponement Of
the decision of the appeal OF the suit
against the stock conversion plan and or
the beginning of a new suit. This and the
sharp break in Colorado Fuel aggravated
the reaction and the closing was easy.
Business in bonds broadened out some,
what, but the market was irregular. Tota
sales, par value, 50, 900. United State.
new As declined Y in the last call.
The following are the closing prices or
the New York Stock exchanges:
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COMMERCIAL AND. FINANCIAL
Germ Interest OentsS in July, Which
Touches Ninety Gents.
OTHER CEREALS EXPERIENCE RECESSION
September Grains Drop on while
Hos Display Strength,
but Liberal offerings weaken
the Provision Pit.

CHICAGO, July s.-Prices on the Board
OF Trade today had a lower tendency, with
the shorts bid up to sOc, the highest price
since 1892. September corn closed llsdlAc
lower. September wheat was, 1qlltc lower.
closed from SC lower to nc higher.
and while the market reacted some from
the low point, the average for the day was
s5-rouG 69%eT ,b pri %i1ter F %Seat BELT wss s' the
cause for the weak. opening and this. com
bined with the evident disappointing ca
tire session. September wheat opened ISs9
Nc lower at 73sq73l1c, but later IN tne Gay
southwest, there was considerable buying
and prices advanced to 73Nq73kc and the
close was fairly steady,S with a. loss OF lg
cars, with IL contract. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported go cars, making q total
for the three points of 2S2 cars. against $50
clearances OF wheat and flour were equal
60 $500 bushels; Prim ssy oo6 receipts S e WEI" tbe
corresponding day last year.
Interest in corn again centered In the
ic higher. The pressure exerted on shorts
yesterday was again In evidence today and
tsss pri tTsn of JUN fTO SCARED eG 10 sef s0c' the hee hiss f9st
price since 1892, when the record of 81 was
reached. Trading, however, was not large.
Toward the latter part of the session there
acted. The close was &c higher at SIC.
September corn was Influenced somewhat
at the start by the slight strength in
wheat and by the sharp advance in. July.
The opening was Nc lower to kc higher
at 62Lc. on general selling the market
sold of to Gle and the close was 1hQ1hc
lower. Local receipts were 211 cars, with
only 6 cars of contract grade.
Reports of serious damage to oats In
Iowa checked the declining tendency that
developed at the opening and prices raj
lied, but toward the close there was ans
other decline in sympathy with wheat and
corn. September opened mc to NC lower
at 33%c to 34c, the highest price Of the
day, and after declining to 3Skc closed &c
lower at SS%c. Local receipts were 10A
cars.
Higher prices for hogs impaired strength
to provisions And the opening figures were
from 2hc to 10c higher. There were lib
strength failed to hold. September pork
opened 7h910c higher at $lS.55Q18. 77h and
after ranging between t1S.67h and 31S.S7h
closed NC lower at $3.50. Lard ranged
between NO.92hG10.95 and S1.07h and closed
&c higher at $1l.02h. Ribs closed &C lower
at S6,77h. after selling between s1O.72h and
$10.87h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
20 cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs
10000 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
Liverpool Grain Market.

LIVERPOOL, July S.-wHEAT-Spot, No.
1 northern, spring, firm. IS sid; futures,
quiet; July, IS Nd; September. IS shd; De-
CoRN-spot. firm; American mixed. IS
lid; futures, dull; September. 5s SID; octo-
Der, Is 3Md.
PRovIsIoNs-Beef. quiet; extra India
mess, zoos. Pork, firm; prime mess, west
ern, 7Ss Sd. Hams, strong: short cut, II to
Is lbs, SOS. Bacon. Arm; Cumberland
cut, 26 to 30 lbs, SIS; short ribs, 10 to "a
lbs, 6Ss; long clear middles, light, rs to
81 lbs, 69s; long clear middles, heavy,
IS to 20 lbs, SIS ed; short clear backs, is
to 20 lbs, SOS; clear bellies. IL to l6 lbs,
Sos Cd. Shoulders, square cut. IL to 10 lbs,
strong, ASS Cd. Lard, firm; prime western,
in ~tierces, 54s Cd; American refined, in
pals, 54s Sd.
CHEESE-Steady; American finest white,
AIS Cd; American finest colored, ass Sd.
.TALLoWIPrime, city,, steady. 2ss Sd;
Australian in London, dull at ass.
FLOURISH. Louis fancy, winter, firm,
HoPs-At London CPacinc coaso, firm,
e5@e5 los.
BUTTER-Nominal.
PEAS-Canadian, steady, IS 90.
The receipts of wheat during the last
three days were 15S,ooO ~centals, including
6, 900 American.
There were no receipts Of American corn
during the same time.
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ruled easy In tone and the various grades,
with the exception Of standard, were gem
orally steady, though demand continues
slow, whereas product Is very heavy,
which accounts for the prevailing weak
ness. A sale Of 10000 pounds OF cleo
trolytic for July delivery vas reported at
ti195. the market closing at Sn.SOd12.O0.
STANDARD spot to August was last quoted
at Ni.g71kdfl.75 70: lake, Nl.90d12.15, and cast
ing, 81. f5a11s0. The English market also
displayed a weaker tone, prices being de-
pressed Be- Cd on spot and 5s on futures,
closing at e53 and e53 5s. While quiet, tin
today had a better level of prices, spot
closing at S2s.10d2.&; London reported no
changes, the spot price being E125 15s, and
that for futures G123 15s. New York lead
held quiet and steady without quotable
change; London remained at ell IS Sd.
spelter was firmly held but unchanged in
the local market at S5.12h, but % Sd abroad,
the English closing price being E19. Local
iron remained about steady and quiet at
the old basis. Warrants continued more or
less nominal and without quotation; No.
1 foundry, northern, was quoted at $4,000
$500; No. 2 foundry, northern, f21 .00i
No. l foundry; southern, s2l.60q22.5O; No.
1 foundry, southern, soft. $21.5OG22.50
English markets were a tribe irregular,
Glasgow closing higher at 56s and Middles-
borough at 5s 101hd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of tbs Day ON Various
Commodities.

27.OSs bbis.; exports. 1925 bbls.; market
was. quiet and barely steady; winter
s,Ic; &inns ssc5GSq p issi Eint; a.1ppS StSsst'' M si \
sofa bakers. &.1b@a25; winter low grades.
$2.s5q4oOi, winter extras, $SlS93S. Rye
t noI fa,ne cum tsms@aaT9 g s00o' en0''e
coRNMEAL-Duil; yellow western, n.ss;
RSYE[steady; No Z western, 's5,sc, Z. o.
b. anoat; state, Sq64c, C. l. T., New York,
BxRLEY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts, 1855 bu.; spot easy:
No. 2 red. S0hc Elevator and s0kc ahoat;
No. i hard. Manitoba. S%c afoSt. General
weakness prevailed in wheat all. day.
Weather conditions improved and liquida-
light and prices dropped a cent per husheL.
The market closed weak at %Gle net ce-
TENDER. f~s1-iea1ssc, closed at 7sSc; De-
cember. 7S%q7shc, closed at R6Ac.
coRN-Receipts, none; exports. $50 bu.
4. Q. b. afoat. Option market opened up
firm here with the west, but soon turned
news. declined sharply. closing A@1kc net
lower; July closed at 69kc; September, 64h
@s5c. closed at sitc; December closed al
oXTs-Receipts, 100. 100 bu.; exports, AIS
bu.; spot easy; No, 2 6Stc; No, !, SIC; No,
mixed western. 54d56c; track. white west
ern. 5TG6Sc; track. state white. 57@6Sc OPP
lions weakened with other grains on bet
akYgsSSSSssIst; spring. OOGSo; good to
HIDEsIouiet; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs.
lsc; California. n to IS lbs, ice; Texas dry
"a to 80 lbs. 1sc.
HoPS-Firm; state. prime to choice, 1901
crop. 19hQ2Shc; 1900, 1Oc; olds. 6q9c; state
common to choice. 1901 crop, 1962ic; oids
Sq9c; Pacific coast. 1901 crop. 1S92Sc; 1900
LEATHER-Quiet; acid, 24d25c.
WOOL|Quiet; domestic fleece, 25G30c.
PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; amily, S15.b 3
. @l6Oo; mess, N3.b0@ll.OO; beef hams, Sii.0
@il.e; packet, ~S1450d15.5O; city extra India
bellies. Sil. 5QI2.00: picked shoulders, $40
00.50; picked hams, Sn.O0d12.M. Lard
easier; western steamed, Nl.&: July closeS
at S11.36. nominal; refined. easy; Soutl
America; His0' eomp9Hnd. &ishGS 50
shcrt Sle&T, ilSSSg@o 20; ness: 'iSoo@is ~
country Pkgs. free). eAqS4c.
RICE-Ffrm; domestic. fair to extra, ~
66hc; Japanese, q
BUTTER-Receipts. l6.Sn pkgs.: firm
state dairy, tThGeote; creamery. state
iShQ2lhe; creamery, Imitation. l7Glsc; fac
cHEEsEGReceipts, S.3O5 pkss.; irregular
fancy. large coloTed. Shd9Sc; white. $40
sAe; fancy small, new, state; full cream
colored, 1011OAc; white. 1Odt0i1c.
EGG6EReceipts,l H,A9 pkgs.; steady
state and Pennsylvania, aq2ohc; western
MoLXssEs-ouiet: New Orleans. saEie
PouLTRY-Afiye. quiet and unchanged
: chickens, fowls. dressed. weak and sirregu
lar. bEensrs. ib9ise; fowls. nAgl2e; tur
HETxIS-Ths local copper market tOdai
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09

Kansas City Live stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY, July 6.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 9,lO0 natives, 1900 Texans, 600 calves
CTexans), 800 native calves; corn fed cattle,
active and steady; others steady to 16c
steady 10 lower; feeders, steady to higher
choice export and dressed beef steers, $500
feeders, $3.45d5.3 80; western fed steers, 1895
az. 20; Texas and Indian steers, $3.25Q4.S so;
Texas cows, $2.OOd3,35; native cows, $2.00Q
Qs.60; bulls, s2OO94.75 calves. S2.OOa5.26.
HoGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market 6q1oc
higher; active; top, ISIS; bulk OF sales,
S7.95qS.lO; light, 2L.65Q7.s7k; workers.. 1850
T.97h; pigs, H.5097.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, S,2OC
head; market steady; lambs, lOql5c lower
native lambs, A.60q6.2O; western lambs
A.2Oq4.S0; native wethers, A.OOq4.S0: west
ern wethers, SO. 5d4.45 fed ewes, So. 90,
Texas clipped yearllngs, So. 40Q4.0O; Texas
clipped sheep, $3.O0q3.S5; stockers and feed
/ ers. 81. OO63.OO.
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or and ROsin.

ances, SLIP; certificates. no bid; shipments.
July s and Z, 111,6 SIS bbls. average, 6s,45s
bbls. runs, July 5 and 6. 92,b2s bbis.I aver
age, So, 2S2 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July s.-oIL-rurpen-
tine, firm. 451sc. Rosin, firm; A, ,. G, D
and e, SL25; F. n35; q, N.4o; H. $40;
/, $2.O5; X. S2.55; NJ. $3.0543.Di N. 2.45d3.O;
w. G., $3.50; w. W.. 1855.
TOLEDO. o.. JUL S.-oIL-North Lima,
sec; South Lima and Indiana. sac.
NEW YORK, July S.-OIL-Cottonseed.
dull. Petroleum, steady. Rosin, steady.
Turpentine. dull, 47a47%c.
LIVERPOOL. July S.-OIL-Cottonseed.
Hull refined. spot, dull, 26s.
LONDON, July S.-pIL-Calcutta linseed,
spot. 15s Sd, Linseed, Dos I'D. T~urpentine
spirits, 34s 4kd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09

es4, $751;; balances. 2 .s4O, 7ss: money. 4@th per
cent.
BOSTON, July a-Ciearings, S~24f0s4,Os7;
balances, H,149,3 56.
BALTIMORE, July s-Clearings, 5000
@4; balances, $50. s49; money. 4lhd5 per cent.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-Clearings, t9,359, ISO;
balances, 81, 691. 791; money, steady, SOS per
cent; New York exchange, 50c discount.
CINCINNATI, July S.-Clearings, $685.
$780, money, 314d6 per cent; New York ex-
change, par.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09

EEP-Ihe was a light run OF sheep
here today, and as the demand was liberal
prices improved a little. The market on
good stun could best be described by call
Ing 1t strong to a dime higher and active.
Some native wethers sold as high as 81
that '. eighed 12S pounds. A string of South
Dakota wethers brought 1920.
The mmone grades OF killers were
slow sale. as usual, but still even those sold
a little better than they did yesterday.
The demand for feeders continued in good
shape and the better grades commanded
strong prices Practically everything at all
good was disposed of in good season.
choice yearlings, S.56Q3.75 ; fair to good,
;S;26q35 80; good choice wethers. sasS4S6o
fair to good 80 T1est eth e. SiGOqS.S s.; oG good to
$2.0CQ2.b 30; good to choice spring lambs, $62s
q6.50; fair to good spring lambs, &.OOq6O0;
feeder wethers and yearlings, 81. 5013. rs
feeder lambs, 50. 5094.0O; feeder ewes, 81 q
@2.OO. Representative sales:
Follow Sheen Market
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Coffee Market,

NEW YORK, July S.-COFFEE-Futures
opened steady, with prices 5 points higher.
Active demand from pro1t-taking shorts
and buying by representatives OF foreign
houses on a large scale we're the features
of the trade, prices holding steady at the
opening advance all the session. The better
cables prompted the initial result. Wall
street and commission houses figured as
moderate = purchasers, while importers
chiefly supplied the demand The market
was finally 5 points net higher, with sales
of 40.7bO bags. including September at 1850;
November, 4.90c; December, 5.00d5 csc;
March. 6,25c; April, 6.25c; May, $500; June,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
sToCK CALVES.
12S feeders. gil 40 16 feeders. SS5 80
e feeders. sSS $ss efeeders, .libS rs

HOGS-There was a moderate Tuesdays
supply of hogs here today, and under the
influence OLA good local demand and IA
vorable reports from other points the mar
ket ruled active and higher. At first pack
ers were only bidding a shade higher, but
trading started In on a basis of about a &c
advance. A little later in the morning the
feeling was a little firmer and in a good
many cases sales were made as much as
a dime higher. There were quite a few
good hogs here today, so that several sales
were made at the top price of $S.05. 1t
not want the light and inferior grades, and
such kinds were left until the last end of
the market. That, of course. made the
close seem slow. The bulk of the good
weight hogs sold from S7.s5 to 1915, and
from that up to $S.05. The medium weights
went mostly from $7.75 TO $IS5, n the light
weights from S.75 down.
Today's advance establishes a new high
point for the year to date. Representative
Galeq.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET.
Cattle steady-HOEs steady to Higher
sheep steady to Lower.

CHICAGO, July S.-CATTLE-Receipts.
good to prime steers. ssi.7Sas.95; poor tonne ms.
dunn, A.50q7.O0; stockers and feeders, $500
@250; cows, s1.60G5.75 heifers, s2.6OQ6OO;
81. 5000 80; Texas fed steers. s4.0O96.75 rs.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; estimated
tomorrow, 2S.OO head; left over, $500 head;
steady to &c higher; closed weak; mixed
and butchers. sESO@S05; good 70 choice
heavy. N.s0QS;2 20; rough heavy. $4,000. 76;
light, $I.70Q7.90; bulk of sales, $7.50dS.O5.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 1900
head; sheep, best. steady. others lower;
lambs. choice steady; good to choice
s2.5OdS.4 oi western sheep, S2.5OdS.sO; native
lambs, $3.00G6. 70.
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Evaporated Apples and Dried traits.

NEW YORK, July s-EVAPORATED
APPLES-The market continues quiet and
unchanged. The spot demand particularly
Is light, but offerings are steadily proper
tionai. Common TO good. quiet. TIC; prime,
lOdl0lzci choice. l0&d14e; fancy, uhqllhc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRU1TS-Spot
prunes are in fair request for export ac-
count and a slight Improvement IN the
Jobbing demand has been noted. All grades
are priced at from sac TO &c. Aprieots IN
in bags at from 1Oc to 13c. Peaches are
unchanged at l2ql6c for peeled and 3 { $40
i0ne for unpeeled
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-09
ST. Louis live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, July s.-CATTLE-Receipts,
steady for Texans, with natives higher
native shipping and export steers. 5000
7.15; choice worth s.; dressed beef and
butcher steers, A.S597.5O; steers under 1000
lbs, $4.OOq6. 20; stockers and feeders, $3.50
Ats; cows and h%eifers. s2.2S95.O0; Gamers,
$.75d2.&; bulls. S2.50q3.25; calves. t3.75q
6.75; Texas and Indian steers, G.30q5.1 10,
with choice worth 1875; cows and heifers,
s.. 10.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market
higher; pigs and lights, T.25a7.65; packers,
N.5Oq7.S5; butchers, $7.7OGS.7 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market dull, slow and lower; native
muttons. $3OOq3.50; lambs. t5.OOq6S0; culls
and bucks, S2.Ooq4.OO; stockers, $3.50.