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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

p1tu.
The clerk made the official report Of
the vote poiicd in the recent water
supply election. which was placed on
file.
c. II. Jackson's application for IL
cenSe to keep n billiard and pool room
was granted.
A communication from Wadsworth
Post protesting against the removal OF
s. J. Barklcy as park carctakcr to
make room for 4 relative. was read.
Aid. Hickox moved that the COM
munication be received and thanks OF
council rendered.
This was not seconded.
The mayor suggested the Post
might be informed that Mr.. Bariiey
had not been in the employ OF the
council since last fall. and so was not
dismissed.
The communication was placed on
file.
Geo. c. MaNwcli's application for
building permit, was granted.
Chief Of Fire Dept. karpe asked for
500 fee; oi hose. eigh, rubber coats
and helmets, lie also asked for in
crease oi salaries IL Sioo. for chief:
$50 for engineer and $40 each for
NlNtNtEFa 81 company
The annual report oi the street and
alley committee was read and placed
nn 'iic.
The mayor suggested ,ha, the re-
port should he published.
The annuai report OF the water cont
mis- sionrr was read. This report
showed an increase % water revenues
in rssi three years from $1,000 to So
$50
The report oi the clerk oi receipts
and expenditures for pas, year: also
report uf city treasurer were read.
These reports arc {" he published
separately.
that the streets and alleys he cleaned
up. Als" certain ditch bridges and
street crossings he put IN.
The health department was order
cd &" direct general clean up Of the
streets and alleys.
Supplies for bridges on ScVcnih st
were auiohTiscd.
Order for brick for, Mill street
iscd.
The park committee reported lev
els run through city ground OF pro.
posed park on Reservoir Hill for
bitches and advised order for trees to
he planted. Order was Iivcn
Il was also ordered tha, the land
for roadway TO park be purchased OF
Mrs. Brown. consideration $50. Mr..
Guvrcau was prepared to donate land
for roadway TO- the city.
The water comu,i,tcc was instruct
cd io arrange for water supply for lat
erals through proposed park ground
ON Reservoir Hill. preparatory to tree
planting
Council then adjourned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Nsties sf AppiisstlsN - lssss oAsts
ls0dA
once Of tho State Board OF Land Com.
missionofa.
Denver. Colo. March %. 1905.
Notice II hereby given that L. Roy
d. Rose. whose postomes address 70
Rocky Ford Colo. on Mar. 3Sth. 1905.
made application No. :3os to the State
Board Of Land Commissioners to lease
the following described School Lands.
situate In Otcso county. Colorado. TO-.
wit: All OF Section. is. Township sS
South. Range 81 West.
No other application 10 lease the
above described premises or objections
against tho above application will ho
considered after May :nd. 1905.
MARK q. WOODBURY..
Register State Board Land Commits.
aionern. <s.ts
SS-6 -
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Over 1000 Patients

Treated In Colorado. a large stock
OF glasses and artificial eyes on hand.
A large proportion OF headache and
hyEtcria. insomnia. corcn tSt. Nitus
pance) and nervous proatration arc
caused by ear strain. The removal Of
the cause effects permanent cure. II
you require treatment OF the eye. ear.
nose. throat: u you need glasses Hclen-
tincaily fticd call early,
Those unfortunate and unable TO
Pay will receive medical and surgical
treatment nee.
No charge ioS consultation OF cSamin-
alton foE glaasra
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Three fresh cows for sals b. r. H. Tod,
9 I-3 milss southwest Of Resky Ford
Phone white 7Sy, lS.li
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
SCHOOL ELECTION NQIlc8. :,

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dis.s:ss: g Mo.asy: iss ~ ~ q a:y: z. g,
~ ,ss,. rSs s':s;sss e e si,,iss 3, sos
rSs Ssiios 6os -SII 6S dSsaed a. ths Aess
81 lSs hour os s;Je .. N. She 1ssttaQ Vtli o..
eautss fos SAe ssanSacstoa os ssy oSAss bust.
S:1 g s!ssrss So.. e i.oo' e. :s'''' 'A''
=, ..EXEyAxs,, Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

The most complete stock Of
Bussies and Wagons at The
Rocky Ford Hardware Co.. 0p.
posite Postofiice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Nssss q Aesssssss y tsss Sasas lsals.
ODes q eAs STATE Doosll
q LA11 Co00lssloaen.
Nostss 10 hessbl sivse sAAs 0eel1A 4. QuSh.
r.; Who's Rosso@ss sS1ssS 4 noeay ycsd.
SSl1; sS Is e !. Ae: 4: s.sss - ssss ~ =
ackool L.s1G sis1sss d Ossso -soSsiS.
Colos1Ao. tOytt;-
:. 20 No. 8 ssessoa u. Tovussss p South
M o:s:. :gs..:.s.s: e .:ss: =: :sc.: e. &:
s6ove sppltsstsoa viii Be- soosi6sssd sfsss
s..lk, " '''S' i'"' sAxx q. voopsuzr
ksSistes STATE Hoard IAs1 Conoissiaasss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Wanted. Farsness to grow See
ioe Ebbest's Seed House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

WANTED from % to % Tssksys
weekly: also Veal cslves q clssRs
Meat Market. SS-tl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

= Rssclsss 10 Slxss to Salt.
Will sell in 20. 80 or 10 acre tracts.
and an 80 acre ranch. within * miles
Of Rocky Ford. and with very best Of
water right. Call on or address The
Entsrpriss. Rocky Ford. Colo. 46.ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20

Set Plants with . ssod 2stl
Trowel, 2Se at busreil's
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correspondents
SWINK.

The Town Company is planning to
build six dwellings of five rooms each
and say that they can be built for
$50 each.
The proposed hotel has not yet been
commenced.
Tuesday L. E. casiday purchased
two business lots and will build
thereon for restaurant purposes
much needed business here.
Lee Hyatt has bought two lots on
which to build a restaurant.
The factory is making excellent pro-
gress and will be completed in good
shape for handling the crop now be-
ing planted so rapidly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
Wanted. Farmers TO grow seed
for Ebbert's Seed House.

Set Plants with a good Steel
Trowel, 2Se al Burrell's
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
OVER 500 PATIENTS.

Whom I have treated ard n,t.d with
glasses In Nosiy Ford aud vicinity.
coming To Rocky Ford regularly for ten
years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-20
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL
Reports of the Various offiesrs Made
and Many Bills Allowed for Current

Council convened in adjourned ses-
sion Tuesday evening. All the body
present except Aid. Mcpherson and
Reifels.
A large list of bills were presented
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
IL PRICES ~, nnnrd of Trade.

Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Heavy receipts here
nd at other primary points resulted IN. ~
delivery touching 76c and closed Nc lower.
t-oln vas "a higher, oats were up &c ana
p.pviFions were 21Ic TO l0c higher.
Tao general feeling among wheat traders
during the day was bearish, although the
forci IA news received favored the bull side.
,ppsreRtly outweighed every other con-
sheraton. The market opened &c higher,
because of the Russian political situation
and small worlds shipments, which were
about 100000 bu. less during the last two
WEI S than required. News from the north
vest was lese favorable. several reports
stating that the crop had deteriorated In
INC ast ton days and that the yield would
be Disappointing II was stated also that
dimaged By excessive heat There was
also tonsiderab BILE talk OF export sales, al
shipment CT 80 600 bu, which was sold to go
abroad, The cash markets generaily were
over Thc visible ee supply 15 OF wheat showed
decrease Of $4,000 bu; last year Primary
reeeirtS were large. being t,64sooO bu as
.snirst 1851 ooo last year These facts ovor-
balanced all the bullish news and the mar
e was weak throughout the day, with
the excenlon OF slight rally In the middle
OF the session. which was based upon the
~: OF increased exports. The market
closed easy. September opened NC higher
AZ 7Ss. CieSranees OF wheat and flour we're
equal 10 $500 bu. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts OF ,lS3 cars, as
against COS last week and 52S a year ago,
The corn market ruled firm during the
greater y ~ u the day. Cash houses were
god buyers OF July and September and
except at the immediate opening offerings
were generally light Country acceptances
were reported as being not large. The
visible supply Increased $4,000 bu.. as
against an Increase of 10000 bu last year
september onened at 49i5c, sold between
l1Sdi9lSc and 5Ol5c and closed strong al
iohc, which was &c higher than Saturday,
Local receipts were pa cars with los OF
contract grade
The oats market was quiet and steady
Local traders were the best bidders toda =
and there was some buying of May by cash
houses, Country acceptances were reported
light. September opened at 32IaG32asc, sold
between 32ISc and 32&c and closed firm and
Nc higher at S2Ssc. Local receipts were IA;
cnrs.
Provisions were firm and throughout the
day received good support from packers
The demand from this section induced
shorts to cover freely and the result was
a fair gain throughout the list There was
some talk Of hog cholera In the west, bu
II was not OF definite character. At the
close September pork was up Hzc at 81. 321b
lard was Ilh6f10c higher al s.. 92js5IS. 95 anC
ribs were loo higher at 1925.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
Ibl cars; corn. 2O4 cars; oats, la cars; hogs
1900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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FOREIGN Financial.

LONDON, July 2s.--Money was cheaper
and plentiful today and the demand was
fair. Discounts were hrm. The Bank OF
England secured this weeks gold arrivals
without any competition from America
Trading on the Stock exchange started
depressed and nervous, the Russian news
causing general marking down OF
prices. There was not much business.
buyers being few. Consols fell y, Home
rails and other British securities sagEed
In sympathy, but a general hardening oc-
CURED later. Consols recovered a quarter
of a point. Russians fell to y per cent
discount the unfavorable Paris prices ac-
centuating the early depression and caus-
ing fairness in other foreigners. Ameri-
cans started well on the favorable bank
statement, but could not resist the gen
forenoon. Later New York bought, n
marked advance occurred and prices
closed Arm at the best prices OF the day.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. July 2-BEEVEs-Re-
ceipts, S,sa head market for steers, 1oc
ioweT . S1 ,o SgG GSe
4,25; one bull, 1866; cows 81. 40dL3: dressed
beef unchanged at 7dsc per ID; London
selling at ilGi2,tc per ID, dressed weight:
refrigerator beef, 9a9JSc.
CALVEB-Receipts, 8,sss head: market for
veals, steady to 2bc higher: buttermilks.
slow and &c lower; common TO prime veals,
S.o0d1b; some choice lots, $3.50; butter
milkB, S.0CdS5: city dressed veals, steady
at 1l14l2c per Id; country dressed, 5s1l0ifc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, %, $50
head: market for sheep. l5d25ce lower;
lambs, 50df5c lower; common to prime
choice lambs, $5.00eJ7.5O.
HOGs-Recelpts, S.Oo7 head; market feel
Ing steady to a shade higher; state and
T.45 per 100 lbs
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Cnnee MARKET.

NEW YORK. July "a. -COFFEE-F>itures
opened steady at unchanged prices, In keep
ing with steady cables. There was nothing
oticial concerning the rumored passage OF
the valorization bill. however, and the
market eased OF during the middle OF the
session under selling by recent buyers In
an effort to take proflts and prices ruled
about SOLO points net lower. In the after
noon n cable was received from Brazil
stating that the valoriEation bill had passed
the lower house and would go to the senate
tomorrow. but this was followed by no Inn
provement In prices. although there was an
increased demand toward the close which
was supplied by continued realizing. The
OF Sale points. Sales for the day were re-
ported OF $500 bags, including September
at 6.b5l6.6 sc; November, 6@c; December.
s. S0td6 soc: March 706d7 iOc; May, 1907. &c
June. 7Bc. Spot, steady; No. I Rio, Sc,
invoice
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Total receipts .241
The disposition of the uays receipts was
s follows, each buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle this morning
were the largest that they have been for
a Monday this year. considerable pro-
portion OF the arrivals consisted of rangers.
there being more of that kind of cattle In
the yards than any day before this year.
on the other hand, the supply OF corn-fed
steers was somewhat smaller.
Under the influence OF the very large
receipts and lower advices from other sell
ing points the market here opened both
slow and lower and the forenoon was well
advanced before buyers and sellers got to-
/ Eether on q trading basis. Some OF the
| best steers sold at prices that did not look
so very much lower, but anything on the
medium order was all OF i0dibc lower, with
| the trade slow at the decline.
Cows and heifers were in about the same
| condition as beef steers-that is, the best
kinds were not so much on but the general
market could safely be quoted loulbc lower
and slow
| There were more stockers and feeders
! than have been seen in the yards any day
| this season. As the country demand is
still light buyers were a little backward
| about taking hold. Spectators did not
| seem to feel like taking on many cattle at
last weeks strong prices, while the coun-
| try demand was not more urgent; hence
| they were generally bidding l0415c lower
right from the start and they succeeded in
buying a good many OF the cattle that way.
| Representative sales:
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Metal MrrIs 81.

NEW YORK, July Z3.--There was sharp
advance IN the London tin market which
evidently continues the scene Of specula i've
activity. Spot closed al fi69 rs and futures
AT el69 The local market was quiet but
higher In consequence. with spot quoted
a S3S S7iEd 1870. Copper was les higher n
the London market. with spot quoted at
the marhe was Unchanged. with lake quo ed
at SlS57lza1s. 49, electrolytic. ns-b0: casting.
81. T5a1s0O Lead was unchanged at IS. IS
locallys but declined p Sd 70 Els lis Sd in
London. SpelteT Was q shade higher at
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SHEEP-Tne receipts OF sneep this morn
ing numbered thirty cars the same as on
Monday OF last week. Among the offerings
were quite a number Of cars OF right good
killers. The general situation so far as
this point was concerned seemed favorable
that is, there was a fair run Of sheep and
lambs Of decent quality and a good demand.
but Chicago proved to be, as frequently
happens, a disturbing element Untortu-
nately, shippers had that market flooded,
5000 being reported at that point this
morning. with prices l0I15c lower at the
opening. with report like that posted
on the bulletin board buyers here were
naturally weakened, so that the trade on
sheep opened slow, with the general ten
dency weak and lower,
Spring lambs were IN light supply, and
for that reason were fully steady, one two
load bunch Of westerns selling at $40.
Quotations: Good TO choice spring lambs,
S. .0tq 10; fair to good spring lambs, Sc. 2og
SIS; good to choice yearlings, s.. 60Q6 so; fair
to good yearlings, * 4Odlo.b0; good TO choice
wethers, A.75qbOO; fair to good wethers,
"a oUq4. 70: good to choice ewes S466d4.SJ;
fair to good ewes, A.50d4.6S.
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Kansas City Live stock Market

KANSAS CITY. July 2s.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 5000 head; including 5000 south
erns; market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S5.5Gd625: faE to
good, %.00Q6,40; western fed steers, 1915
$780, stockers and feeders, $250d4 60;
southern steers, s2.75a5o0; southern COWS,
$2.00dS.6o; native cows, $2.0OGI4.5O native
helfers, So 26d6.5o; bulls. $2.3ou4.0O; calves,
2.50g6. 80.
HOGs-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong and active top. S662h; bulk OF
sales, S6,Sd660; heavy, $6.67AG6.60; pack
ers: S6.55d6.6O; pigs and lights. S.75Q
662h.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1000
csc lower; lambs, s5GOqt8; well fed ewes
and yearllngs, st50l6sO; Texas clipped
yearlings, S,5d60O; Texas and Arizona
clipped sheep, A50d5.75; Texas goats. R.76
$3.50. stockefs and feeders. t550q6.00.
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cnttnn MnrErt.

ST. Louis. July S-METALs-Iead.
Quiet at sS.6ltt srclter. steady At IVY.
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New York Mining stocks.

IotAI Sales Tor ths DAY, sSl. 100 shares.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-24

arm: fair refining SIC; centrifugal 90 test
sLc; molasses sugar, Sc; refined, steady
No. g. 4.9Oc; No, Z, 4i5c: No. s. AlCc No 0.
No. Is, Ss5c No. IA. SSSc; confectionery A,
l65c: mould A. 5.l5c; cut loaf. h5Oc; crushed.
$500; powdered, Rs1c; granulated 4SOc
cubes, 5.O5c.
MoLAssEs- Steady; New Oceans open
kettle, good TO choice, 393Sc
NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-SUGAR-
Steady: open kettle centrifugal sos
i-1se; .eentrifusal yellow, AZ 93ke. sec
Onds 2d8ikc
MOLASS ES-Firu
SYRUP-z5d soc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-24

NEW YORK, July 8.-MONEY-On call
easv. adqlt per cent. ruling rate, ~ per
cent: closing bid. per cent; offered at ~
per cent: time loans, strong and duh; sixty
DAYS. 4 per cent: ninety days, ~ d4h per
cent. six months. 81 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5ifd5N
sTERi1NG EXCHANGES Strong As51E
fl4 RaO for demand and al a S2O5ff4 $40 for
sixty-dsy bills. posted rates As2li and
"a. ssh: commercial bills, N.A&.
HOlkc
RONDs - Government, frm; railroad
steady.
quotations on Rev tors bonds today
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-24

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 23.-CATTLE-Re
ceipts, 800 head, including 500 Texans
steers, N25@6.25 dressed beef and butcher
steers. S3.7065. 40 steers under 1000 pounds
t3.Ndi4,90; stockGrs ard feeders, S2.O06I4.60
92.OO; bulls 81. 403i5O; calves, sS5OQ6.OO
Texas and Indian steers, tS.O0d60O; cows
and heifers. 81 .9On3.25.
HOGS-Recelpts $500 head; market
strong; pigs and lights, IS. 7Od6s5; packers
3660a6.s5; butchers and best heavy, 1850
SIS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. ZOO
head; market steady; native muttons, g. o
d6.00; lambs, AO0aS.O0; culls and bucks
S350a4. IS; stockers. g. 25a500
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a.. Joseph live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. July 3.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1880 head market steady; ma
tive steers, A6Oa6.1O; cows and heifers
81. $4,000; stoekers and feeders. IS. 0OdI4 90.
light steady to strong; others steady 10
2hc lower: light, S.55Q86-h; medium and
heavy. S6.4bd657h; bulk OF sales, $500
65Th
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts, 1861
head; market l5d25c lower; lambs, S.3
yearlings, $500.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Clarence NJ. Engle and wife to Samuel
ANI..t..s kl....l. AL.Cl...-

Clarence NJ. Engle and wife to Samuel
L.. Winters, lot 6, block !, McGav-
Bankers Savings and Loan associS-
ton to Theophel Vandenbroucke. lot
9, block I, Logan Place, South
Mary c. Ryan and husband to iTheo-
Phel Yandenbroucke, lot 10. block ],
* Logon Place; south omaha;;..:...x 800
Heyden lot. q, block 2 Hastings q
Edwin l.. Reeves and wife to william 80
r. Wall, lots 1, { and 5, block Sc.
Mary Jane wilbur ct al, to Edwin 0
Reeves, lot /. block s., Florence. 100
South Omaha Land company to Mar
celia Sparks, lots 10 and II. block
296, South Omaha ..........,.......... 500
South Omaha Land company to Jo-
seph sempek, lot !, block 2s6. South
Edward j. Brown to Thomas j. Hook, '
II. lot and SD lot I, block 1917. 1900
George s. Pedestrian TO Aaron Feres,
lot and 10 feet lot &, block 7, Reeds
James W. Carr and wife to Andrew "'''
A. Furry south Is acres ma M ., ooo
William B. waddeof and wife 10 the -'''''
g. F. Davis Co. lot I. block H. ~,
L. H. Ovens HnsT 10 o. r. Davis Co. ici iO~
]. o. Hunsiey to Grace st;occkie,yi.' ii
feet lot T., block 4 ClarendGn 9d
husband. lot H. block T. Corrigan
Bertha Pohi and husband to Xdioiph
Huber, lot IA. block I. Corrigan
Fritz sehoeninG and wife 10 Edna
May Martin, lot /, block H. Isaacs a
Alfred r. Pardun and wife to Ma;
F.. Hill. lot 2 block 2l9h .......... l,Tb0
Joseph A. DeBoer and II. ~. Cutler
| to Timothy c. Clancy. l75 feet lot 81, A6o0
Maggie Long and husband 10 George
! Clibbe, lot 3, block 5, GranIaerey
....
Adelaide E. Apologize ct al to Juiis
! Condonier Ven and husband, lot g.
Halves ad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7b
Alkaline NJ. Kellogg to J. F. Kellogg
| lots and o. Howe's ad ,...,......,,.. 100
( Catherine Cosgrave TO Francis p.
| Morgan 20 feet lot 5, block 4. Il. V.
May a. Marneli and husband to Cath. ~
crime Cosgraye. lot S. block 4 less
| 81 feet, e. V. Smiths ad .......... 100
Victoria Novicl1a and husband TO
Clara Erwin, lot II, block 5, AL
! briRht's Annex, South Omaha ........ rs
Alfred p. Hopkins and wife 70 Thomas
John Youcanske from South Omaha
! Land company. lot 2. block 25
/ South Omaha .,..,.,..,... ,.,...,...... sc
/ Bertha Paturel and husband 10 Oscar
! r. L. Berndes, u lot ( and 10 feet
/ lot ., Collins Place ...............,,.. 100
| Harriet z. CouRhlan and husband TO
! Efhe X. Carey, lot 3, Rogers sub
I Alce NJ. Brown and husband 10 John
II. Hobart. lot S. Giese's ad. ......s 100
| Elizabeth kaufman TO Otto Dekman.
lot T. Bakers sub div.........,...... 800
Total for July 8......................S2z Sal. 4Ol
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Liverpool Grain and Provisions.

LIVERPOOL July zA-wHEAT-sPot.
nominal; futures, easy; July &c nd; Sep
TENDER IS sgd; December, 6s 7hd.
CORN-Spot, quiet; American mixed new,
As "a Futures. steady; July, Is s%d; Sep
HoPs-in london Paeinc COAST firm at
R3 lOs9RA
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Peoria Grain Market.

PEORIA, July E.-CORN-Firm No.
yellow. Soc; No 3. Soc No. 4, &c; no grade,
CSC
OATS-Easy; No. white. old and new.
sc: No. white, OLD &c; new, Ss16e; No.
4 white. old. 31AdSec
WHIsKY-On the bases OF -.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Takes Squirt, but Falls to sstur-
days Close
EXPORTERS NOT ANXIOUS TO BUY YET
They Take hut Little on Basis of
Present Priees-Cash Corn e.
stronger and Movement DOesnT
Increase-Options Higher.
EXPORTERS NOT ANXIOUS TO BUY YET
uMAHA- nm b. IL.

OMAHA. July 3, 1895.
Wheat closed unchanged On the local
market after being X cent higher and tnen
accent lower than yesterday Early cables
came lower, worlds shipments were small
aho the Russian situation was bullsh.
Early prices we're strong, but as American
crop news was all besrisn the market
,urned weak. On buying at the decline the
market recovered all Of the loss.
receipts were large ana cash demand
SLOW. Exporters are not keen to take
wheat At present prices, though a little
business was reported.
Corn was strong, although trade was
light. The weather is favorable, but re-
ceipts do not Increase as rapidly as pre-
dicted being today under the estimate.
cash prices were a shade higher. The close
was nearly a cent up on September
Primary wheat receipts were l,64SOOO bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipts
last year of 1,63l,0Oo bu. and shipments OF
5000 bu. Corn receipts were 52S, 600 bu and
shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts last
year of $4,000 blu. and shipments of 1905
Blu. Clearances were $500 bu. wheat, 10000
Dbl. -four and 5000 bu. corn.
Liverpool closed tsa I'D lower on wheat
and unchanged to I'D higher on corn.
This from Rankin at Chicago: country
acCeptances of wheat will average liberal
one house reports them quite heavy, an
timer large concern fair, and still another
moderate. Corn acceptances light, except
in Nebraska, where they are liberal Ac-
Ceptances of oats light. Saturdays break
in prices responsible"
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-24
siou1 CITY Live stock MARKET.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July e3.-(spccinl Tele-
Eram.)-CATTLE-Rec 500 head; mar
ket steady to weak: stOckers steady
beeves. N.5o6IS.sS; COWS and htifers. H.3o9
ATS; stoekers and feeders, Ss.OOq4.Oo; calves
and yearlings. SO0d8 S..
HOGS-Reccipts, 2.iC0 head market Sc
higher, selling at S5.4Oa6 60; bulk OF sales,
So 450650
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-24
phIInheInhIn Prnhnne MnrLIet.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-BUTTER-
I Firm; extra western creamery, nc; extra.
nearby prints, 2Sc.
EGGS-Steady. nearby fresh and western
| fresh. 1siic, at mark.
CHEEsE-Firm: New York fun creams,
choice, liAc; fair 10 good, ll0l2c.