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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY co,

Schedule In Effect April 20, 1906.
N. B.-Following schedule figures pub.
lished only as information and are nor
guaranteed
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-22
Napkins

20-INCH BLEACHED NAPKINS
Of good quality. all Linen. 4 0nl
Regular price sl.S712 dozen ..1O
JANUARY SALE PRICE,.
PINCH BLEACHED NAPKINS
OF heavy quality, all Linen. 4 EO
Regular at $500 per Dozen oh
JANUARY SALE PRICE,.
BLEACHED DINNER NAPKINS
siz&~ 22iR inches square, nice,
fine and smooth, all Linen, - 0nl
sell regularly for $500 per doz Z..1S
JANUARY SALE PRICE,.
BLEACHED DINNER NAPKINS
size "a inches square, heavy,
all Linen. good for common - ~
use. Regular $500 per Dozen ~
JANUARY SALE PRICE,.
ALL-LINEN DINNER NAPKINS
actual size "a inches square,
a good and reliable quality. - ~
Regular price 1925 per Dozen Z..1O
JANUARY SALE PRICE,.
ALL-LTNEN DINNER NAPKINS
actual size "a inches square,
OF a finer quality than the - En
above. Regular at $3.50 doz. OU|
JANUARY SALE PRICE,
DINNER NAPKINS
odd lots of three or four dozen
Of a good quality--every dozen
in the lot easily worth A.50 , En
10 $500 per Dozen - OH
JANUARY SALE PRICE,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO; July ll-Tbe reported discov;;
Minnesota and the Dakotss caused a sharp
AZ the ciose the september delivery
&c, oata ssS were praStesy unchanged Af prO TS
visions were 2h TO lbo higher
CURED ' Sbont the middle aea q the session session sSd
Minnsspolis. Witch Y tclsimsd that reliable
samples Of wheat sent from the Dakotas
and Minnesota. These advices caused an
the % ieadina i commission mn hon S houses bought
freely. The selling Ws mostly by cash In
serss1 @ , Later nowS.fE onss,ngs & yssSoaeS 1ssEanS
Ing and a large part cf the early gAin was
bull SuIii,h % Ssesuss % Of nc eo%SarsPiveS nr@ tone
OF the Liverpool market, prices showing
ohiy sltEht decline there n sEainss ,.rass ss
The market closed nrm September opened
Ac. higher. q n4e, sold q! "a 70 T7steIIke
SSS,atICn. SSS tGsn SSxsnGsa @sr. e 1 saspess es
Of wheat and nour were equal TO- uA'dSS te
SS:sss SS:sss .rn5s SsSSH SS!ss sr' fSr the ss%s
Chicago reported receipts Of sos cars
against Sss cars last week and ls0 cars
Early in the day the corn market wa
Inclined 70 be weak on eeillnH lpquCoQ py
predictions OF wet weather throughout the
corn belt. The advance In wheat, however,
caused considerable GOVERNS by shorts and
resulted In q irm tone. The market closed
Arm September opened unchanged to be
lower e H*e e Shc CSid Up Ieosivts y Ssss Ssss
i5S cars, with 50 of contract Eradss
Oats were weak all day, The demand
came chieny from shorts. September
opened unchanged 70 &c lower, at S4ec 70
axe. sold between SlAGe4lA and SAC ana
closed At s45tas4kc. Local receipts we're n
iradinK IN provisions was OF small vol:
ume, but the market was arm because OF
an early advance In the price Of live
hogs A the close September pork was
up iSc. al 1i7.l6. Lard was 2hc higher, 81
Ss.o6, Ribs were s1t9ee higher At |SNu
Esatimatad receipts for tomorrow: wheat,
42S cars; corn, ll7 cars; oats VI cars hoss'
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Stock in sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin-
Metal Market,

NEW YORK, July ls.-METALs-Ther
was a decline OF Ell Sc in the London Tin
market today, which closed at el6s iOs.
Locally the market was lower, In SYM
pathy with spot, quoted at $50, 1905 Is. Cop
per was 12s Cd higher In the London mar
lures at e7S It's Cd Locally the market was
lake was quoted at $is.S7ttais7b, eleetrolytlc
Lead was unchanged at S.1b In the local
markst The London market was ~ "a
in both markets. closing at e5S ISs in Lon
don erd at H95De.O0 Iron was a little
higher in the English market With stand
warrants at b0s 4ltd. Locally iron was
sttedy at the recent advances; No. fouu.
dry northern is quoted at tlS.hodls.0o, No.
foundry southern at n1s0GiSS and No. !
foundry southern at i7oo917.f6.
ST. LOUIS. July D-METALs--Lead,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

NEW YORK, July lS.-BEEVES-Re-
eeipts, 5,5Gi head; prime and choice steers
steady; others weak TO l5c lower; cows
egLB0; cows. sl.60@S IS; no choice cows here.
Liverpool and London cables steady; ex'
porta today. ~ cattle and 400 quarter .
OF beef; tomorrow, l6Q cattle.
CALVE8-Reeeipis, S416 head; veals mar.
ket fully 1Se lower: buttermllks easier;
yeals, $500, ,5Oi sales t.!b tailsnds, Ho!
calves weak to lower; city dressed veals,
9liho per pound; country dressed, eaiOttc
few choice, lie. ,
steady; state hogs, 81. 9n7.40.
BHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, Sb5t
head; sheep market steady; prime and
slow and BGp60c lower sheep, tS50db.eo;
culls, t2U0Qs.O0; lambs, &ooqS 90; few ears
choice, s.. lOa6. 20; culla, N6OQ6.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NIREEf
Sentiment Runs All One Way in
Wheat Fit
BucE RUST THE NFlUtN1nl FACTOR
Rseetion from Top Caused BY Hsds-
fnG sales OF Elevator Interests--
Corn Quiet Early, but Closes
Higher with wheat.

OMAHA, July is, 1906
Blaek rust in the northwest was the ogre
.nat .ssu drovs shorts TO cover and made a
tne opcning were unchanged and the
market remained steady the FIRST hour
Black rust reports came In from several
confirmed BY Leading elevator interests,
caused the price to go up to about a cent
aeoYe yesterday. Elevator interests took
iaovantSge OF the advance TO place hedg-
lnS sales and as trade was light and
ieceipts large, the market reacted for Sop
temoerl closing Nc below the top. News
IIom Russia was more favorable. Mime
spolls was up lhc, and this gave the local
July corn was weak early, opening 1zC
lower, but the strength in wheat caused a
lazy snd the close was. NC above yester:
closed &c above yesterday.
Urinary wheat receipts we're 1, 600
os,si. oSsheIt and shipments $4,000 bushels.
and shipments OF ts7.O00 bushels. Corn te-
Selpts were 10000 bushels and shipments
SSaVO bushels, against receipts last year
bushels Clearances were $500 bushels
wheat, 1900 barrels nour, 1000 bushels
corn and 5000 bushels oats,
Liverpool closed unchanged to NC lower
on wheat and unchanged on corn.
Minneapolis wire from Prlngle, Fitch
Rankin said: "Black rust reliably
reported from watertown. Miller and
plaees IN Minnesota. Samples sent here 4
state Experimental farm are pronounced
black rust. This IL causing the strength
tas ehssIs 0fPqs Pro bs GOE 5pr S: X: rsPOI to r.
farm tells me this is good rust weather
He says they set out plates Allied with
water on different parts OF the farm In the
evening ana the next morning found blael
is full Of microbes"
Local range of options.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

BOSTON. July 1s-wooL--The improved
conditions showed In the wool market are
q dlatinct encouragement to the trade. A
hopeful aymptonI 10 the disposition by the
tSer p Sr aSTs9 S9.. teF " bpgsd
woods are IN best demand and a fair bust
ness IL beind done. Territories are mod
erateiy active. Foreisn grades are steady
Among the quotations are: Kentucky, In.
diana, etc, three-elghths and quarter blood
hne. 1906; nne medium, 23d2le; low me-
diuna, 5aEc Wyoming, fine 3@24c heavy
hne, l9d0c; hne medium, 22JEo; medium
@iuAc; low medium. 27n$c; Ctah and Ne
vAda, Sq26c; heavy me, lsae0c; nne me-
dlpnl 2s46e; medium, 27fasoi low medium.
z2023e; medium. TdSc low medium, HQ2sc
Montana, hne choice, 24a 25c; hne averag ge,
23d24c; fine medium choice, 246l35c; averase,
9Q2+c; staple, t7qSc. medium choice. dd
Sci aysrage, %aHc.
amounting 10 iI,I6S bales was offered at the
wool auction sales today. Competition was
active and prices we're steady. Scoureds were
In fair request and firm. a large supply
Of crosSbreds sold well, especially hne
buyers. Withdrawals were frequent. Fol-
lowing are the sales In details New South
Wales, 1900 bales; secured, Is 4dQls l5d
greasy, sd01g "a. Queensland 1000 bales;
seoured i' bdgls iCe; grsssy. ss*dsIls ID
sdSis 4isd. south Australia, 40 bales;
secured lihd4is iod; greasy, sdqls. Tag-
mania, 100 bales, secured, IL 6d4is I'D
ssisS secured. is6ls iOdi greasy. Td6ii
81. LOUIS July lS--wooLc7stsAay!
sc light hne, lse22c; heavy hne, fAdiic)
tub washed, Ssq8oAe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
'BoARs.

SHEEP-While receipts were not as
large as yesterday anu the uay b +, re,
there was tair run, twenty cars oslnB
repOrted at the time the market Opene-.
There seemed to be a laIr demand for
desirable rat sheep ana lambs ana the
bulk OF the offerings or thu, Kind changed
hands in very Iair season IN tnc mOI..., D..
Several punches OF Sheep--the kame as
were here yesterday-soId at the salnS
price. The market on sheep might ~, de-
scribed as steady at yesterdays decline
on the desirable kinds, with common -
medium grades slow and an easier ten
dency
Among the offerings were som J. a.,
spring lambs, which sold 25c higher than
yesterday. They brought $3.50 today As
against t7.25 yesterday and $3.50 OIL Mon
day.
Quotationa: GOOD 10 choice spring lambs.
SO. l5p7bO; fair to good spring lambs. IS. $50
$50; good 10 choice yearllnys. $O.1bd6 ~
faiR to good yearlings. %. b.b06sS.16i good TO
choice wethers, IS. SSta6, Is; fair TO good
wethers, 1886. .; good 10 choice ewes.
H.sVtlb Is; fair to good ewes, H, OO1Aso
a AL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-CoFFEE--Marke
for futures opened .agiet az unchanged
disappointing showing OF the European
cables, Trading here was very quiet
up to midday. but became a little
there was some European selling and
local liquidation. Prices held fairly steady
on buying by trade interests and an Inn
Europe, and the close was steady,
net unchanged TO 5 points lower sAiss
were reported OF 9, 30 bags including Sep
s7oa6. 7Se; May Use Spot Rio steady. No.
invoice, TIC.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

NEW YORK. July is-coTTON-s -spot
closed steady; middiing uplands, lie: MID
dlinG gulf III 10. sales III bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 1A-COrTON-spot In
american middiinE fair. SSod; Eood mid.
diing, SAD: middllnE. eied; low middlin6,
SD; good ordinary. 67Od; ordinary, Gsod.
The sales Of the day were 1000 bales. OF
which 800 were for speelation and export.
and included 6loo American; receipts. eO O0o
bales. including S.ioo American
ST, LOUIS. July M-COTTON-Staady
middling lie. sai@s ia bales; recelpfs
none shipments - bales; stock. H.oes baiSs
NEW ORLEANS. July h-COTTON-
Spot closed steady: low ordinary 7ikc.
nominal; ordinary. Sc. nominal: good or.
dinAry. iS-i6ci low middling ioste, mid
ding. lie; good middllng, h1Se; 1niddilns
eeipts, f,Soo bales; stock. t4,S1 baieG
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Creditors AK BanllTuDtoy.

Certain creditors OF Oscar II. MADDOX, a
merchant OF Falls City. have hled q petit
tion IN the United States district court ask
ing that he be declared bankrupt. The
Grocery company OF 81. Joseph, VINO have
q claim OF 5000; Willman a Co. g. jos
eph, n65o and the polan Mercantile com
Dany Of st. Joseph. u60i7. The petitioners
alleGe that MADDOX has committed an act
OF Bankruptcy in transferring his property
70 Margaret A. Maddox and others 70 the
sacrihce OF their interests A. lawful cred
ltors. and therefore ask that he may be
declared a bankrupt under the laws OF the
United States and the transfers OF property
heretofore made be declared void.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July n.-cATTLE-Rs-
eeipts, 1000 head, including 1873 Texans;
market stronS; native shipping and export
steers. AEk96.26; dressed beef and butcher
q. .bod34 as; suckers and feeders nOoq40Oi
COWS and heiferB. t2.l0qb.B; Gamers. 1900
400; bulls. t27bdaTSi calves, = oogS-S0; Texas
and Indian steers, H0Oub.OO; cows and
heifere, a.eSddB.
HOoB-Rscsipts. 1000 head; market high.
eT; pigs and lights, S67b05 %; packers, B6
d6BS; butchers and best heavy t6.IOqe &
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipta. $50
head. market steady; native muttons' sae0tl
500; lambs t4O00e.O0: eulls and bucks. 50C
d4O0; stockers, D75g66.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Eagles at bennington.

Omaha. south Omaha and Council Bluffs
Eagles viii hold basket picnic AZ Ben.
ths order and their families A special
train over the Northwestern will be used
both ways and the COMMITTEES IN charge are
tor those who attend W w. Dodge viii
oe the principal speaker on the program 20
be rendered In the afternoon, Band music
add to the amusement An interesting
feature Of the day VIII be q competitive
drill between teams from the Council
8luffs. Omaha, South Omaha ard Benson
asries The train will leave the Northwest
ern depot at 1880 and will return when
ever the crowd is ready 70 come back
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

NEW YORK, July H-MoNEY-on call
eney Al 2dglt Der cent; ruling rate, ghq7A
per cent; closing bid, per cent; offered at
~ per cent Time loans, very nrm; sixty
hays t04h per cent; ninety days, ~ per
cent; SIX months, 5IsG6h per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-606h
per cent
STERLING ExCHANGE-steadie at
SAS4t5d $50 for demand and at p.sts0q4. .Sls5
Tor sixty-day bins; posted rates, Nah and
"a s5h; commercial bills, AHM
sffVER-Bar. s5%o MeJcan dollars,
bOhc.
BONDS Government weak; railroad
Quotations on New tork bonds today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Knn.as CItY LIve atock slarket.

KANSAS CITY. NO. July ls--.CATTLE-
Receipts, $500 head, including 3, 400 south
export and dressed beef steers t6.6O1s 25,
fair 10 good, tOOd6 20; western fed steers,
So OOGs 00; stockers and feeders. tlSo44O0;
81 0oda.5O: native coWs S. 0o61450 native
hsilers, is.S0eSSO; bulls, is5o9Ioo; calves.
81 66fS IS
steady 70 6e higher; top. $50; bulk OF sales,
s. Ef5tf3S6S; heavy, - oodS6s; packers, t6.b1h
az 6fik; pigs and lights, S5.1467O
bHEEP AND LAMB8-Receip pts, $50
head. market. lOQi5c lower lambs IS bo@
6ft; fed sheep and yearlings, NI54eoQ;
Texas and Arizona yeAriin4s, ts.bOqe -;
Texas and AriSonA sheep, AbOue.SO Texas
goats, Ss00ds 50: stockers and feedert' ING
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Forsasa Ftuaaeial.

LONDON, Judy lt-Monsy was IN fair de-
we're steady. Prices on the Stock exchaHse
opened steady. bat yielded 10 liauldafion
And eoosauons ~ We elasse we're generally
the decline Of neW hnss.en bonds 10 4Ie
discount haVing an uRsettlins eject. HSn,s
rails eAsed on Foreigners were lrreRlaiaF
in the absence Of decided lead froaa Fsrla.
Americans steadily nalntainSd thelr re-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
osi. ana Roa,u

arm; prime crude, T. o. b. mills. 95d7s1Se;
early new crop prime yellow, SsasSiio.
Petroleum, steady; renned, New York,
~ so; Philadelphia and Baltimore 3f.7B;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in bulk. 44s5.
Turpentine. steady; oo9Soizc.
OIL CITY, Pa July b.-oll.-Credh bal
sraEe, H,sas bbls.; runs. 13.265 bis aV-
erASe, 8,it1 bbls. shipments, Lima. 81 ,e3e
bbls. average, s. SIS bbls.; runs. Lima, Is, 2s3
sAVAHNAH. Ca, July B.-oIL-Turpen-
tine quiet; SIC.
ROSfN-FiTm; stock O., $50 bbls quote:
AZ, q. S.H; ID. pSa5S0 z, Bs5as s7H
F, Nooa tot5t; q, Sl.OSa4 40; II, Nao; l. A76;
k. WSi N. N6o; n, A7O; W o, HS6dl IS;
VI W, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

new YoRk: July nm;ILLHARoRATED
= 'cA[fFoRNI1 DkfED FRTfrsGPrunes
are easier fer future delivery. but the spot
market remains unchanged, with quotations
ranging from TIC 70 SIC. Only interme-
diats ai1es are available for prompt de-
changed; choice, t3e; extra choice, 131Lc;
fancy, i4e1tltc Peaches are in very light
supply on spot and remain ftrm; choice, iO%
he: extra fancy i7Qi2b1e. Raisins for 70.
ture delivery are somewhat unsettled and
there are report ts tnat some recent oners
market however. IL hrm: loose Muscatsis
s51q7e; seeded. SitQSke London layers,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Total receipts ma ls1 2


CATTLE--Thers was very moderate
run Of cattle this morning, the mot OF
them fat beeves, with sprinklnG Ot
grass stun from the range. Lhe Weathor
Was about as unfayorable as II coui1 pS'
there being a steady fall of rain All the
was out early and the cattle were pret,
much all sold by 10 o'clock In the morn
ing. -, -,,.. -..s- =,
demand and sold freely at good, str nK
prices; In fact, most sellers were aeseFio-
ing the general market as strong anu hS,
tive Al the same time there were no tuli
loads OF steers here good enough TO or ~
a. much as the top Vattle sold for yes
terday. There was, however one
sirabIs cows and heifers were also stronS
and active and the receipts were pretty
much all disposed OF In good season In
There we're no stockers or feeders OF
any conseauAnce, but the few here brought
very satisfactory prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

Cash quotations were as follows;
FLOUR-Steady: winter patents, s. 60di.0o
winter straights, g. 50qS. 20; sDrlng patents,
8 1Oq4.oo; spring straights' tStSasS; bak-
WHEAT-No. Z spring. 7slidSle: No. g.
7Sfbisc; No. Z red, 100 7st c.
ofTs-No. T. S7%e: No. white. ssHe
AOlkc, No, 8 white, 35iAfiS9c.
RYE-No 2 sc.
BARI.EY-Good feeding, 40c; fair 10
choice mailing, tS06oc,
8EDDS-No. 1 max. N.08h: No. l north
western. si.l0. Timothy, prime, NB. Clover.
contract grade. Si.B.
PROVISIOEs-Short ribs sides Qoosel,
g SSGaN Mess pork. per bbl.. tls.0o. Lard
Per 100 lbs, Ass. Short clear sides (boxed).
%. .6S1fd9.S6.
FoiioWing were the receipts and ship
ments OF hour and grain;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

cent strength and scored further improve
ments dgrlng the Forenoon, but later re-
acted ana becaut Oppressed on New Nork
advances and ciosed easy. Grand Trunk
was ntm on GOOD trafnc returns. japanese
e. of 1904 were quoted a. io2
day we're heavy, Russians falling and at the
close the tone was indecsive. Russian Inn
OF 1904 al fa5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Frank H. Garvin to Edward C. Oar
a.lr 100 Enna nf Lot hlnck nnn a

Frank II. Garvin to Edward c. Oar
vim, wa feet OF lot s. block 2osh.
Jessie p. Cobb and husband to Mol
lie Planteen, lot s, Sunnysde add. $500
Boston Investment compan4
Anna Bennett lots 16 and II,
block /, Kendalrs add. ......,,.,, 500
Irwin Lewiston and wls 20 A
Sievers. WA of lot 4, block W.
loves add. d..................... 1000
Douglas county to William RIGGS,
tract block 80, Benson. ..,,..,..,. ...,,.
Edward c. Garvin to william H
Krebs, Sal feet OF lot 20, tlo is,
Hanscom Place. ce..........s....s.. 3,l.b
Florence E. Boyd ct al. to Bernard
Riley. lot 8, block =, ljUJ add. $500
Adelia Kiewit TO Thomas L. -. ...a
MA feet of lot 10 and $40 feet of
lot II, block 10, South Omaha, -. $500
William Stein and wife to Il. j.
o'Connor, lot IL, block I. Juters -.
William II. Wore to Nora oConner,
lots and O. block !. AID hir
lots, Hammond Place. ....,.... s7b
c. J. Cam and wife to Henry Ehlers,
lot 3S, Oak Hill. l............,..,. 400
Parkway Real Estate rompanv 10
Louisa Hauptman, ellis feet OF lot
3, block rs, Wilcox's I'd add ..,.. 500
Abraham Cell and wife to William
e. Patterson, lot 8. block 8, Lin
wood Park. .,...'s,..'..,,..s'. 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
susar a.d MsiaA....

STEADY; fair refining; 7-tae; osntrifSSsI.
refined. steady; No. a.ooc; No. ;, sSei
No. 10, 1soe; No. II, 1ese; No. H. Gs6c; No
Is, G1tc. confectionery A, sO6e cut LOAF
lated, Hf0c; cubee 4 sc
NEW ORLEAlye July M-sUGAR-
Steady; open gsttle .esptafugal, 38e 1-ise;
sfRuP-Sesa
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

wAsHINGToN, July ls,--Today.s. state.
ment OF the treasury balance In thu
general fund exclusive OF the $lJO,0cO, ,0.G
gold reserve shows: Available cash balance
$l70 5l1. .645; gold coin and bullion, teS, 4s2,3.9
gold certificates, $40. .1s36eo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

PEORIA. July ls.-coRN-Firm! No.
grade, Sc .t..
OATs-steady: No, white. use: No.
white, SIC; No. I white. 36hc.
WHISKY-Q.29
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Mnwaskes eruInl Market.

MILWAUKEE,. July iS-wHEAT, steady;
No. northern, 8Ge4c No. 2 northern 81
dS3c September 7SxdfShc.
RYE-Steady; No. 1, 67jSdS5c.
RARLEY-steAdy; No 2 b6dbSlte; sample.
40fi63c.
cokN-HiGher; No. . cash, SlH@62c; Sep
tembeF, HHo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

Receipts, l,l7s head; market, 1oo higher;
natives, N60H6l0; cows and helferN N7b0
$500; stockers and feeders, Rooqt.Qo
higher; advance lost; light, @56GS70;
medium And heavy, %.5oQ66S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. LIS
head: market steady; lambs, tTbo
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

on the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; ersameries. i5dlsl1c:
dairies. l6qlTHc. EEgs. steady; at mark,
cases Included isqi5c; hrats. ibe: prime
u9uAc. .
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
PhtlaaeIphIa Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July M-BUTTER-
Firm. extra western creamery, nc.
E0GS-Steady. fair inquiry; nearby fresh,
lSc al mark; western fresh, lSc, AZ mark.
MI SEESEt fss1 70 a5SS ica,iSs 9sA '0ii creams
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
nnnk CIenrinna.
Wool Market,

OMAHA. July 1s.--Bank clearinEs Tor to
spending date last year 81. 456, ,55s4s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

HOGe--SpAculAtors opened the ma Fket
this morning by paying prices that were
No oC higher, but their requirements v ere
10 take advantage OF the advance Pack
srs we're not inclined 20 pay any suen =
vance and the market became very dull
and slow When it aid open Il was no
more than 2hc higher. quite a number OF
loads eoinE to q packer on that basis
that fs, al 1e.Btba . ass Other packers
VgeYe bidding barely steady prices and tue
trsds came almost 70 q standstiii a good
shafS of the forenoon wearing away with .
out ANYTHING like q eleAranee being made.
The market closed weak, with the morn
iness adVance lost.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
seed Marked.

TOLEDO. July iG-sEEDB-Clover cash.
q on; October Ss.0fM. Rye, No /? srSe.
nominal. Timothy prime tAio Aisike.
August, G,h
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
nnIn,h ornIn NTnpLe,

DULUTH July ls-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. Tsike: No. 2 northern. TSe; July,
Tsl.e, september, T4Nc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
aInu, citr LIre slec. llark.t.

SIOUX CITY, July ls-tspecial Tcle-
Eram.1 -CATTLE LE-Reeeipts I00 head; mar
ket steady. besyss tf6oaS.Ts; cows bulls
and mixed, 81 7bd475; stockers and feeders
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market 70
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
whsat-
May. lMN%M s2A Ah s2h Slh
July. .. 769Sdft l7kQ Hl79bqh u 76kGH
Sept. . l169tA 7S1S1t q tl76Mq% fTn 1sN
Dec. c....lT7k6hl79AUAI TN I7eA6Al TIN
Flax III III
;:!s ;;::!s' Ss'.: $ III HI TIA Il: H. Il. ff# III: Il:

Minneapolis Cash Close--Wheat. No.
SSTtb.rn 6STd N9 NS 10 nGT1sssn aT1iSe Aei no
northern, 1871 @1sKc; No. durum, s7%e
No. 2 durum, IS SC, Corn, No > ye.
size; No. .. SsM @Ssxe barley. 356
4le. Rye, san 9blAe. Flax. si.10%.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19

LIVERPOOL, July G-rhe Cotton and
,orn exchanges here will be closed August
ana 9
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Liverpool Grain ana Provisions. ;.

LIVERPOOL July B-WHEAT-spot
nominal; futures. dull July. q nd; Sep
tsmber, a. ID; December. s. nd
coRN-spOt, quiet; American mixed, old,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
London Closing stocks.
LONDON. July lS--Closing quotations on
tile Stock exchange were;

SILXER-Bar. steady, So1ad per ounce.
MONEY! per cent,
The rate OF. discount in the open market
for short bills is per cent? for three
months bills is 5h per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle steady, Hoss Five to Ten Cents
Higher.
CHICAGO. July ls-CATTLE-Eeceipt
ISS@ s hsad m1rsst steady; ecmmSn g ass1. kS 20
heifers, s27bGbS; bulls. t.SOdl Is; calves.
IS. lSq7 10; stockers ana feeders. R.6oq4.S.
HOGS-ReceiptS 1000 head; market 50
loc higher; choice 10 prime heavy, 1850
$50; medium to good heavy, to.6Sge. %;
butcher weights. t6.SOp6 .Szbs good TO choice
heavy mixed, 3b.60OS. IS; packing, t6.00Gp6.b5.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 2a,0oO
head; market best lambs strong. others
weak p Ioc lower; sheep N+SuoUo; year
links, 81. Ou6.b0; lambs, S5.76QIS.S6.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-19
Minneapolis Grain Ntarkst.

MtAReaPoIis Grain MaSkst.
MINNEAPOLIS, July M-FLOUR-FiIst
PSsssents 1905 sseSnS a pstsHSss pts6ns El1s
BRAN-In bulk. tl35o@dsw.
(Superior Board Of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. Ths
range OF prices, AZ reported by r. ID. Day
a Co., llo-in Board OF Trade, wAs;
Artielea.l oren. High.l Low. Close. Yesy