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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11
NEW YORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Market Lspsss Into Condition Of BItrsm'
Lethargy Which Lasts All Day.
TRADERS VAT FOR THE CROP REPoRTs
| Its Appearance Causes slight
slight Rally, but the
Close t. Dull and
Heavy.

NEW YORK. July iO.-The stock market
lapsed into condition Of extreme lethargy
ume being in about the proportion of yes
terday's shrinkage from last week 3 aV-
erage Complete stagnation prevailed Tor
long intervals I'm the trading. transactions
up to noon, which Ia the period in which
most Of the days business is usually done,
were less than 10000 shares. Traders gave
up attempts to contest the dullness ana
found no profit in Insignificant interchange
amongst themselves There was some enort
to attribute the unwiliingness to trade
to the desire to await the appearance OF the
government crop report. But the SOM
nolent state was a proper augury OF any
coming activity. The actual appearance OF
the report failed entirely to relieve the mar
ket, although It's showing was fully UP to
anticipations, which had been very
sanglIlne.
Yesterdays crop Of rumors OF railroad
loans secured in Paris was pretty conclu-
sively disposed of by denials from various
interested quarters. That there have been
negotiations In progress by some OF the
American railroads TO secure loans in Paris,
however, admits OF little doubt from the
sources of yesterdays reports on the SUP
Ject. Much, attention was attracted oy me
abstract sent out from washington OF the
condition of national banks, as OF June 10
and its striking showing OF the CONTINUES
heavy demand for credits Compared with
the previous call on April S, there has beer
an Increase OF 81. 405,152 in Individual De
posits, accompanying an expansion OF ~
73s, 737 in cash reserves with growth IN tns
loan item in the same time OF $50. l@SN
But compared with May 70 Of last veal
the growth OF y272, 2l5.1 l in individual de
posits is parallel with the heavy increase
OF S3O7. 1880 in the loan item, while tht
cash reserves are but N,96s.56o greater thar
they were in the corresponding period oi
last year.
The New York banks today began to re
turn government deposits, which are called
for to the extent of sl0.000000, beginnlns
today. The money market was unanectet
owing to the extreme stagnation OF TN
stock market demand. One OF the larges
individual lenders of money In wall stree
was reported 20 have put out large SUM
carrying over the end of the year, AT %
per cent today. This represents the re
Gently prevailing bid price, while transac
lions have been made above that rate
| The government crop report was mao
! an occasion to sell stocks by the traders
| in accordance with their recent habit OF
| all favorite new events The inconstanc!
! OF the markets tendency was shown
! another rally but the closing was hteles
and heavy, The narrow proportions Of tn
market left the small fluctuations OF TN
| day without significance. -,
| Bonds were heavy. Total sales par Valu'
81. SIS, 900 United States bonds were un
| changed on call. - - A..
The following are the quotations on thu
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
\ Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on board of Trade.

CHICAGO, July 1O-Active selling caused
by the excellent condition of the American
report. caused a weak close today in the
local wheat market. the nnal quotations
on the September delivery being on &c.
Provisions were nc to 22hc higher.
. The government report, which was is
sued within the last thirty minutes of the
session. gave the condition OF winter wheat
as $50 and that OF spring wheat as 9l.4.
These figures show gain in the condition
during the month Of June and a falling on
OF 1.6 points in the condition of spring
Of "t 7iSOOoooc bu which. with the S exo sIp
ton OF the yield OF 1901 is the largest
wheat crop in the. history of the country.
shorts and longs sold freely. Previous
to this the market was quiet and firm, be-
cause OF a decrease In country acceptanees.
visible supply also tended to hold prices
steady. The market closed weak with
September opened isc higher at 7f%c. sold
up TO 7she and declined to Thc. The
close was at Tssc Clearances OF wheat
receipts were $4,000 bu.. against $4,000 bu
for the corresponding day last year. Min
ceipts OF 800 cars. against $50 cars last
week and nS cars one year ago.
A firm tone prevailed in the corn market
shorts based upon light country acceptances
and lack o. rain throughout Illinois,
during the last hour prices weakened on
proft taking sales and also because OF the
government crop report, which showed
a slight gain In the condition OF corn as
compared with this time last year. The
close. was easy. September opened NC TO
NC higher at b2Ac TO b2ize. sold up to b2IkaR
b2&c and declined to SIC The close was
at the lowest point. Local receipts were
426 cars with iS6 cars OF contract grade.
Oats were firm at the opening of the
session on fair buying by commission
houses and cash interests. Offerings were
light Later the selling increased in vol
ume and prices eased on somew what The
government report showed decline of
points In the condition OF the crop during
the month of June. September opened
hd3tc higher at san aS41sc to sac. sold
SAC. Local receipts were 232 cars
Sharp advances I'm the prices OF pork
following active demand by shorts was
the feature OF trading in provisions The
July delivery showed the greatest gain
advancing from sl7.s21t TO $3.50 septembeI
sold up TO N742h from t71Tl. A stronE
market for hogs stimulated the bullish
feeling. Al the close September pork wa
up 2bAc At nI42h. Lard was up iOc al
S9lei+. Ribs were nc higher at s9bOd9 b2iS
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
III cars; corn. 2o7 cars; oats. ZOE cars: hogs
81 COO head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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sTAGs,

ls..s....AfU
sHEEP-It was very evident from APP
pearances up in the big sheep barn this
morning that the range season was here
once more. There were liberal receipts,
the buyers were all out early and the offer-
ings were picked UP rapidly. II only took
a glance to determine the fact that the
market had settled down 70 It's normal
basis and that It had struck it's usual gait.
Buyers were all apparently wanting de-
sirable killers and offerings OF such were
sold very early in the morning In fact by
o'clock there was nothing OF Importance
left aside from few scattering punches
of plain stun. The prices paid ranged
all the way from steady to l0c higher. II
Is hardly necessary with the market active
ard steady to 1oc higher to add that the
trade as whole was in very satisfactory
condition.
Quotations for fed stock: Good to choice
western shorn lambs, S6.0046 .75; fair TO
good shorn lambs s5.0od8.O0; Gull lambs
t4boqe.e5; good to choice yearlings, 70 ESQ
d0.00; fair TO good yeerIings, s. .00q5 %
good to choice wethers, S5.I5pb.5O; fair to
good wethers, A.7545.75 good to choice
t.76
Quotations for range stock: Good to
choice yearlings, IS. 75d6. 90; good to choice
wethers, IS. OO61b5O; good to choice ewes
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xoD,a. C,ty live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 10.-CATrLE-
Receipts, 1900 including 1900 southerns;
market steady TO l0c lower; top SO %; stock
ers and feeders strong; calves, higher:
Choice export and dressed beef steers. $40
IA ~. fair 10 good S400d75. 80; western fed
steers, S5O95.75; stockers and feeders $3.50
d48; southern steers. s2s5GS 90; southern
live heifers. S3.0Oa5 40; bulls. s225d4.OO;
HOGs-Rtceints. p OOO head; market Sc
higher: tor, s6 T7Ik: hulk OF sales. Sc 65It
T2iL: heavy. ss7566 TTlE packers. Sc 7Od6 15;
pi~s and lights. $6.45afs Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recoipts, 500
head: market steady and active; lambs. s. Is
M 90. fed Pheep and yea Rings, S50016 q
Texas and Arizona clipped yearlngs IS 501i
%: Texas and Arizona clinped sheen, $3.50
ei6 q: Texas Foats, S3OOd3.6O; stockers and
eeders. s. 25Si5 90.
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The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head Indicated:

CATTLE-Receipt OF cattle were very
liberal this morning, being larger than one
and two weeks ago. Buyers were claiming
that the quality on an average was not
quite as good as II has been on a good
many days.
Considering the larger receipts the mar
ket on beef steers was in fair condition so
far as the better grades were concerned.
That Is, buyers seemed to want weli-fn-
ished beef steers and as a rule sellers of
such figured that they secured about the
same prices as yesterday. On the other
hand there were a good many medium
kinds of cattle in the yards and sellers
showed disposition to discriminate against
them to such an extent that they would
have 10 be quoted as slow to lower Among
the offerings were several cars OF Wyoming
grassers which sold to a packer at $3.50.
The COW market continues In an unsatts-
factory condition. The supply OF fed cows
and heifers is pretty much exhausted. so
that the receipts OF the stun consist en-
tiTely OF grassers. AS usual at this season
OF the year the marKet begins breaking as
soon as grass stun becomes plentiful and
there have been few DAYS during the last
week when COWS did not sell lower. Today
was no exception to the rule, the market
being generally reported as slow 10 lower
Just how much lower II is no easy matter
TO say for the reason that II is a good
deal OF a catch-as-catch-can market.
There is nothing new in regard TO the
feeder trade, both supply and demand being
light as usual in July.
Ia aaNl Iva CalA
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New Work Live stock Market.

NEW YORK July IO-BEEVES-Re-
ceiIts. Las head all CONSIGNED direct ev-
cent one cor: no trading; feeling steady
IIVerpool and London cattle markets
steady. Exports today. a50 cattle and 37iC
quarters ~ beef: estimated for tomorrow
4 500 quarters of beef
CALVFS-Receipts. 95 heed: veals and
buttcrmilka. Arm: common 10 rrirne veals
81 50n5.s0; buttPrr0ir"s. S.25: dressed calves
strong; city dressed veals TG1liLc per m
country dressed. 5dlOc. with choice as high
as lonc.
HOgg-Receipts. a.Se1 head: none FOR
sale. -,arket. pcminally strong
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rroeipts 517'
head: ~-arket for sheen steadv; la1,h,
orAred h~-' and cioFRd f"ly ste'dv for toy
grades ard oiiiet for Medium stocks: sheen
"a 60GbbO; cnlls 81 rcd2 o.: iar,hs $500
Q 20; one deck at $50; culls, t5.OO06OO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trade Light, Dealers Wishing to Await
Government Report.
FIGURES INTERPRETED TO FAVOR BEARS
wheat strong Until Near Close, when
81 Breaks 60 Three-Eighths BE-
low Previous Day-COrn
Market Holds steady.



CORNING. 8, 1 car. 4sIlc: No. yellow,
cars. sac; No. 3, / car, gSc
oATs-No. 3 white. car, SssAc.
OMAHA, July TO- 1906.
Wheat was very quiet and fluctuations
we're small, though the undertone was
s.rong and prices were up a fraction a
greater part OF tine day. Mnen the govern
,nent report came at o'clock II was con-
nc below yesterday The trade was IN
citned TO await the report and shorts were
lnonnea 70 take prohts. weather and
ports coming from the northwest telling OF
improved condition OF wheat.
Acceptances from first hands continue
large in the southwest. Only one or two
nrins report any considerable acceptances
IN Nebraska. Receipts were liberal. The
government figures gave S6 for winter
wheat condition and sL4 for spring wheat
Opening corn prices we're a shade higher,
and the market remained strong in the
hrst hour. Reports OF rains in Kansas and
oklahoma started a little selling and prices
Uncertainty as to what government hSures
would be kept good many out OF the
condition of corn at SIS and the acreage at
So,bO0oOO. This was considered bearish by
the Omaha traders. -
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels sno
shipments Of $4,000 bushels Corn RECEIPTS SCI 2tt
were $4,000 bushels and shipments $4,000
bushels, against receipts last year OF 40
90 bushels and shipments Of $4,000 bushels;
Clearances were a. 900 barrels flour, SsS
bushels corn and 1850 bushels oats.
Liverpool closed hQ1zd lower on wheat
and nd lower to I'D higher on corn.
Crop Expert Snow wired from the north
west: Spring wheat situation Is open
question, with weather this month the de-
Gliding factor. Crop in valley Is poor
beyond recovery, and is below average on
bottom lands. on high and on the SANDY
lands II is better, a few districts going
above average. AS rule stand is below
average and plant lacks usual vigor. Wet
weather to July ! gave poor roots ana
leaves OF crop yellow where water stood
Rust not n factor at present. With nor,
NAL weather crop of the three states will
too much rain or short period OF moderate
heat and drought will cause quick deterior'
alton" H..t
Local range OF options:
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New York Mining stock.
Wool Market.

BOSTON. July lo.-wooII-The market is
moderately active with deep interest from
attention of the trade Is turned toward the
new clip. Prices are held firm. Traders
are remembering in connection with the in
creased demand for wool that the coming
Australian wool clip is reported as the
largest ever shown In that continent Ter
ritory woods are taken steadily. Pulled
grades are neglected. ~ Prices run about
Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above,
Ssc; fine unwashed. 35els6o: quarterback,
unwashed, S2GS3c; hree,eiBhths-blood, 33c
half-blood, 33c; unwasiisd delaine, 2,q2Sc
fine unwashed. A9Z5c. quarter blood, Gn-
washed, 3lqS2c; hree-eighths-blood, 31htG
&c; half-blood, S2a5zI1c; unwashed delaine,
eighths and quarter-b blood, S2GSSc Terri
tory, Idaho fine, 23a24c: heavy fine, 1872 c;
fine medium, 23q24c medium. Hq2sc; low
heavy fine. 1Sd5Dc; fine medium. 2l62Sc
medium, Iq2Sc; low medium. Hq2Sc. Utah
and Nevada fine, 2Sd.5c; heavy fine, 1sq2oc
medium, 27Q2Sc Dakota fine, 22a23c; fine
medium, 22a3c; medium, H6lsc; low
medium, 27dzsc. Montana fine, choice. 24q
choice, 24a26c; average. 23G24c staple. 20
Sc medium choice, HG2Sc; average, 26d21c.
LONDON, July 10.-A large number of
buyers attended the opening OF the fourth
series OF the 1906 wool auction sales here
today. The offerings amounted TO 10 liz
bales Cross-breds and secured slipes were
in limited demand and to 10 per cent
lower! Cape of Good Hope wool was in
good demand, at an. average decline of 8
points. The home trade bought cross
bred and slipes chiefly, while continental
buyers took medium scoureds and hne
merinos; American purchases were confined
to a few lots OF good, greasy combings
Following are the sales in detail: New
South Wales, 800 bales secured. Is 4dd
Is IND; greasy 7s4dq1s Cd. Queensland
800 bales secured, Is 6dq1sSd; greasy. Sdd
Is. Victoria, 800 bales; secured, Is Idols
lid; greasy S1kd6I1s Sd. South Australia
200 bales; secured. Is Cd: greasy. 6lzdlOd
New Zealand, 400 bales; secured. Is 11sddti
11Ikd; greasy, sdQ1s I'D Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal 1000 bales; secured. Sda
Is sgd: greasy, 4hQltd Punta Arenas
, 1900 bales; secured sdqls I'd.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. July lO.-WOOL-Steady
medium grades combing and clothing pa
2sc: light fine, 1sa22c; heavy fine. 1lq17c
tub washed, 32642c.
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Visible suppIy of Grain,

NEW YORK, July 1O.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets show the following changes In
available supplies, as compared with last
account:
Wheat United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, decreased l,219,000 bu. Afoat
for and in Europe, decreased 700 bu.
Total supply decreased $3.50 bu,
Corn United States and Canada, east OF
the Rockies decreased 1900 bu.
Oats, United States and Canada, east of
the Rockies, decreased 2O6, 600 bu
The leading decreases reported this week
are: Manitoba, $4,000 bu.; Louisville, 1000
bu.; Portland Me. 5000 bu.; Kingston,
Ont 5000 bu.
Stocks held at Sioux Falls, 3. D., In
crpa sod 10000 bu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11

NEW YORK. July 1O.-SUGAR-Raw
test, 1890; molasses sugar. 1890,
refined, steady No. 6, l.2oc; No. I, t.1bci
No. s, 4.1oe: No. 8, t.O5e; No 10. 4.OOci
No. IL. s.eBc; confeetioners A. az
mould A 5.o5c; cut loaf, soc; crushed
5.40c; powdered, tsoc; grsnulated. 4.70ci
cubes, 4.9Sc.
SSEs-Steady: New Orleans opsE
kettle, good 10 choice, DdSSc.
NEW ORLEANS, July iO.-SUGAR-
Steady; open kettle centrifugal sos
I-1ee; cs-. ---,s, = a22sAss; seeondS. I
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. July lo.-MONEY-Cn call.
steady; highest. 81 per cent. lowest, "a
per cent; ruling rate, 3 per cent. last loan,
"a per cent: closing bid ~ per cent. Of
fered al % per cent Time loans, steady
sixty days, eli per cent ninety days. 4AaS
per cent: six months. bisd5a per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5d6h
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Easy with
actual business in bankers bills at Asl60d
AS465 for demand and at s. s2O5q4 $40 for
sixty-day bills: posted rates. - S2ii14 SIl :;
commercial bills, A.u%Q4d&-
sILVER-Bar. 65c. Mexican dollars,
bOLc
BONDS-Governmen and railroad steady.
%
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Otto l.. Lamberg to Otto H. Peter
son, W y OF taX-lot 6, 86-l6-9....s
Same TO same, tract in eA SEX,
Annie Richards and husband to e. CIV
II. olson, lot IS, block 4, Halycoh
Omaha National bank 10 Henry 'O
Behrmann, lot -. block 5. Cottage
William X Potter, receiver. to
same, same ................... ATS
Grove Wharton Construction COM
pany to Peter A. swanson. $50
Otto NoEaard to John ID. Haight
mo feet Of lot -, block I. Hazel
waiter Eprai l. Dallas and wife to Lille 'OO
+. Jordan, part OF lots ~ and H.
sub OF block "A" Reservoir add az
Henry Marowitz and wife to Adam
and Mary Braner part Of lot Z,
Charles Charles Nordin and wife TO william
Eegethon, part OF taX-lot ],
James II +. Jones to John swan. ''O'
son, part OF lot 4, Oklahoma ...,,
Mansneid Lowell and wife to James
Anna M r p. Webs Webster 10 sarah ]. De.
Rosia. y Of lot TO- block u"
w FL Thomas and vie to NJ p i'iVO
PARK .......:....';',,..,., 80. 1000
Iot is. block O. Baker Place, ..,.' 4
william @. IRE and wife 70 W T.
Graham undivided one-half Of
81 w33 feet OF lot and all OF lot
9 block 2, Reeds 4th add. 500
w T. Graham and wife 70 William
O. IRE, undivided one-half OF ma
Of w33 fee Of lot I and all OF lot
3 block q Reed,s, AN ada. 80. 1900
A. H. Evans, administrator 10
sarah De ROeia, ch OF lot 10.
block E. Loves .,,-...,.... i,loO
Brien, n5O feet OF VA Of lot 49,
block 10. Improvement Associa-
MARY K Frandsen ana husband TO
Agnes @. Shallcross. lot 8, replat
of block Q. Bemis Park 1910. 1850
Total for July 10. 1908. .tlLl45
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co0ee Market.

NEW YORK, July lO.-The market for
coffee futures opened dull at unchanged
prices in keeping with featureless cables.
There was very light business here and
prices held al about the opening figures
until near the close. when there was a
market declined a partial points. Most
OF the business represented was In the
way OF exchanges from September 10 late
months The market closed quiet and net
unchanged 10 5 points lower. Sales were
II, 900 bags. including July al 6.25c: August
.25c: September. 6s0q6SS March. 6SOc
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,AINEs
sroCKERs AND FEEDERS.


a steers. 1907 40 Il steers. .l225 so
HOGS Receipts OF hogs this morning
were lighter than usual for q Tuesday.
The market on good heavy and good light
hogs was generally 2hd5c higher. The big
bulk Of the boss sold at Si.S6d6 57lt, with
a top at 3. So while yesterday over half OF
t.55. The trade was fairly active and the
desirable loads changed hands In very fair
sea son. There seemed 20 BE- a disposition
on the part OF buyers TO bear down on the
heavy loads, especially those on the rough
order and holders OF such found II a very
dificult matter TO secure much advance.
SaIn
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a.. Jo-enh 1--we stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH Mo, July i1-CATTLE-Re-
CENTS f9i head: Market. Ftronr n lOc
higher; natives. t45OedGoa; cows and Neifers
81 7ss7N 90: stockers END feeders S300d3.5.
Sc higher: LIGHTS SO kSd6GS: medium a0d
heavy S66'6i5 m: huiF ~ sales. 80 651IS7h
SHEEP AND LAMRS- Receipts sa'
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MetnH Market,

NEW YORK. July 1O-METALs-The
London tin market acted a little steader.
unchanged at e170 for spot, while futures
were 2s Cd higher at el6S. Locally. the
market was lower, with spot quoted at
$50 SOdS7 % Copper declined IS in London
to esl % Sd for spot and ESQ 2s cd for fu-
lures. Locally the market remained dull
and nominal, with lake quoted at SIS 50a
s1sOOalS Is. Lead was is Sd lower at Elf
IS Sd in the London market Locally. Il
unchanged in both markets. closing at
IS 99G51 in the local market and at elC
lis cd In the London market. Iron was
lower in the English market with standard
foundry quoted at 50s and Cleveland war
rants at 6Os Sd Locally the market was
dTy is quoted at SIS s5d1s rs; No. northern
foundry, 81. 75d1s25: No. l southern foun-
dry, Sf75OdlsOO; No. 2 southern foundry
81 0Oefl770.
ST. LOUIS. July lO.-METALs-Laad
lower at $5.75d5 TN spelter, dull at $5Th
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady - Best Hogs steady
Others strong.

CHICAGO, July I0.-CATTLE-Recei
A5n0 head; market steady; common to prime
steers, s4Ooae; q; COWS SoOq45O; hei ~ srs;
eso. stockers and feeders, s. 75d4.60.
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market for
hest steady; others strong; choice to prime
heavy So IS; medium To good heavy,
n 7OSys 80. butcher weights. S67516.SItz
GOOD to choice heavy mixed, teTod6 nv
packing. S6.00f66 81. 49,
HSHEEP AND LAMPS-Receipts 1900
head. market strong to 10c higher; sheep,
"a 2SSf6 2S; yesrlings. &5.4Oll7.Oo; shorn lambs.
SS AeT16 90
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COWS ana hciras. 01Od6 Is; Gamers, 1000
200. butts. - o5Gt0O calves, 3 SdS,00,
Texas and Indian steers, s. SSd4.50 cows
and heifers. N.dn32S
HOGS-Receipts, I.ON head. market
strong, pigs and lights, S. t0d6 ~, packers
81 t00670; butchers and best heavy, t66SQ
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBs- Receipts. 400
head; market steady; native rnuttons. RoOfi
$50, lambs, N.OOlISOO Culls and bucks, s. %
ua-o; stoCkcrs. SI.2Ja6&
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11

SUNDAY
RANGE OF PRICES.
,NDAY's SHIPMENTS.

The following shows the number Of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to the
country and their points Of destination:
CATTLE. Cars
G. Hollis. Lexington, Neb.-U. P............ !
l.. A. Hensley, Wiota, lar. I............ /
c. II. Botell, Iowa City, lar. In......... 8
Baxter Bros, Red Oak, Ia.-Q..............
H. Sweger, Stennett, Ia.-Q..........,....., /
@. {. Curve, Waverley, Neb.--M. P........
]. II. Brown. Ozark, NOM P.............
o. e. Meyers. Hampton, lac. W.. l
The official number OF cars Of stock
brought in today by each road was:
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SIOUX CITY. Is.. July 10 Especial Tels-
gram)-CATTLE-Re so head: mar.
ket strong on best stockers slow beavas
S4O015 IS: cows. bulls and mixed So Goa 81:
stockeTs and feeders. s.. 4Qfl4 no. calves and
yearlnGs. S3.o01i4 90.
HOGe-Receipts koaa head: make,
strong. selling at ts.i5ass1; bulk OF salos.
Sc 5Od652A.
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Articles.l open.I High.l Low. clOse.L Yes.y.
Wheat
July..1 ia .nBl 70AA nBl ia
Sept. lib TAB 7OHA 1O9tAl ub
Corn "a - -.
July. i 47hBl ThBl TAB STAB 4fkB
Sept. 47kBl4Ih&B 47hl 4I5tAl 4A
OATS
sept ...l...l 8SAl .......

asked. B bid.
Omaha Cash sales.
CORNING. 8, 1. car, 4sitc: No yellow,
cars. 48L1c; No. 3, 1 car 4Sc.
oATs-No, 3 white. car S61sc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard, 71hc; No. hard
se7a7ic; No. hard, 6sae7c; No. spring zoe.
CORNING. 3, 4sc; No 1, &c; No. yell
low, $40. No 3 white, 4sc.
oATs-No.ss mixed. S5c; NO. white. S6c;
No. Awhile, 35Slc.
RYE-No. 2, 54c; No. g. SIC.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK July l0.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands l0.s0c;
middling gulf. II Obc; no sales.
Spot closed steady: sales, l,175 bales; low
ordinary, 7Ac. nominal; ordinary, sAg,
nominal good ordinary, 9 1-l6c; low iNid-
ding, IOLc; middling, IL &c; good mid
ding. ike; middlinE fair, lee, nominal;
fair l2c; receipts, 2,SS2 bales; stock. AZ
23l bales.
ST. LOUIS. July lO.-COTTON-
steady; middling, l0%c; sales, II bales
receipts. 81 bales; shipments, "a bales
stock, 1859 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-11
LIverpoOI Grain Marked.

LIVERPOOL July l0-WHEAT-spot
nominal; futures, quiet; July, IS esd sep
TENDER. s. 6itd; December, IS SID
CORN-SpOt. quiet; American mixed. old
Is i0lzd. Futures. quiet; July. As nd: Sep
TENDER, Is md.