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Show III BRAND OF copper inn fa t- Istill Quoted at $4.30 to jj40 in New York; Spel-ter Spel-ter Is Quiet. iri-K iv ; 1 1 1 m i m i-i-i-i-i-;-:-$ V totr (electro) 514.7515.00 K, w York. $4.30BM.40 ft; silver HSJc Kir In London 262d -i- v T.vv'I'v;vvH HV YORK, July 3. Copper Noml- IjrtamJard spot and July, $13.87 bid; It and September, $13.S7SiH.37: elec-$n.75lB.OO: elec-$n.75lB.OO: lake. 514.S715.25; IK5014..S7 . i-Weak; spot, J40.40igi-10.70: July, lOiO' AUffUSt aml September, W3 Quiet; 54.304.40, liler-Quiet; So.n6Jf 5 35. jlnony Nomlmil; Cookson's. $S.6a pQulet and unchanged, t OloBhlg Stock List. IKE-I SaleK.HlghLow. Cls. 5.000 4Ti WA 4V4 100 47 47 4fiH "t Sufir .. 6.200 25; ISH 2S' Jto'i'Vou'i m S5 58 i pM5011 ,.,!"!!. 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The condition iHilltcE treasury at the bc-Bl"n;" bc-Bl"n;" ' new today was: j""""""" treanurv and 'dllflDi;. ni5.441.l2S Jjm&wS treasury and 3sWtf.i?5 iund M0.647.754 3BhrnT. rd.ny 2,550,419 jirawn 2,785.734 and deficit exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions. Now York Money. NEW YORK, July 3 Close: Prime mercantile paper, 6 per cent. Sterling exchange strong, with actual business In bankers' bills at 54. S3. 10 for sixty-day bills and at $4.87 far demand. Commercial bills. $i.S23. Bar silver, 581c; Mexican dollars. 4Sc. Government bonds weak. Railroad bonds Irregular. Money on call steady, 12 per cent; ruling rate. 2 per cent; closing bid. 13 per cent; offered at 2 per cent. Time loans easier; sixty davs, 2J3 per cent; ninety days, 33 per "cent: six months, 5j(r?5 per cent. New York Bonds- U S ret 2s TtK SI K n So ret f. 95 do 2 coup 53 Tj S rtch 4s 1831 ... 91 ilo Ss rce 102ULou & Nash un s. 93 do 3s cotip I02WMf K & T 1st 4s... 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High temperatures throughout most of the country curtailed retail distribution somewhat while the holldnv accentuated slightly tho prevailing dullness In most wholesale lines. Needed rnins in the agricultural regions have improved tho crop outlook nnd harvesting of winter wheat Is progressing under ideal circumstances. cir-cumstances. Private estimates Indicate some gain in cotton, prospects, while the government report on Thursday plnced tho condition at SI S per cent against 80.4 n year ago. The submission of a practical plan for separating- tho stock InterestH of the Union Pnclflr nnd Southern Pacific railroads was. on the whole, a factor in Investment markets, although renewed war In the Balkans, this time between the allies, renders tho European monetary .situation more unsettled. un-settled. The lull in the Iron and steel trade continues as to flnlshod lines, but a larger demand for pig Iron appeared during dur-ing tho week than for several months past. Buying of equipment by the railroads rail-roads has been rcstrictod of late, but a fair volume of new business is coming forward in finished products. Stocks of tho leading textile distributors and retailers re-tailers at the end of the first half-year are abnormally low. but replenishment Is being confined to Immediate needs until un-til tho tariff bill, now ncarlng Its final stage, has been paescd. Business In leather shows an improvement, improve-ment, with a Htendier demand for all grades, and footwear salesmen report fair-sized orders for Immediate delivery, although contracts for spring are below expectations. Railroad gross earnings, so far for June, show an Increase of 7,S per cent as compared with the an me month a year ago. Total bank exchanges at 120 leading centers during June made a gain of 0.4 per cent over the same month last year, hut a loss of O.S pur cent an compared with the corresponding month In 1911. Commercial failures this week in tho United States arc 230 against 197 tho corrcHpontllng weak last year. Failures in Canada, number 26, against 23 last year. NEW YORK, July o. Bradst reel's Review Re-view of Trade will say Saturday; The widespread hot wave nnd the approach ap-proach of the midyear holldnya have stimulated retail In light summer fabrics fa-brics ami furnishing?, but mado for quiet In most wholesale and industrial lines, the Inter In most cases arranging for a three-day suspension of operations. Tho result Is a somewhat Irregular week closing a half-year, which, while not fulfilling ful-filling sanguine expectations, had proved bettor than fears, bred of tariff revision and world-wide tight money, had led most observers to predict. Most meaa-urcs meaa-urcs of trade volume and progro-HH make satisfactory comparisons with i vear ago. n period of political ox-cltcmont ox-cltcmont and hesitating trade- Bank c earlngs for June and the six months tibow fractional gains over last year; there were fewer failures in June t an Ixi any month for two years past, and thn alx months' oRgroKato is below that of 1912. although a few large failures fail-ures have swelled liabilities above last yCTlic really nominal features of the week are mainly favorable, chief of thorns blng ihc breaking of an oxtrcmely ho wave which destroyed life and imperiled r-rons: the resumption of pig iron buying nn n -scale not noon for months nasi, albeit at the oxpnnso of prices; the largest larg-est sale of raw wool reported for a long time POM likewise at low quotations; he advent f much needed moisture In the corn and spring wheat areau; tho assurance as-surance 'of a record winter wheat crop, ,.,11 VhP nlanting of a record area In cot-rho cot-rho unfavorable features are the wactleJlc"llatlon that yields of oats P1 hai- next to corn, tho chief animal 'hi ho heavily short of last year. CV0dSihnd ln of opring wheat yield, the jty of some new labor disturbances or lockouts, Involving large numbers of men. at Chicago and Cincinnati. Wheat. Including Hour, exports from the united States and Canada for the week ending July 2, aggregate 3.501.323 bushels, aalnnt -l.'J0J.S50 last week and 2.91)3,53$ bushels this week last year. or the fifty-three weeks ending July 2, all exports are 246,112,518 bushels, against 175.3S9.5S7 bushels in tho corresponding cor-responding period last yenr. Corn exports ex-ports for tho week are 139.434 bushels, against S2.331 bushels last week and S3.-272 S3.-272 bushels in 1912. For tho fifty-three weeks ending July 2, corn exports are 39.3tifi,554 bushels, against 33,161,511 bushels last year. Juno failures were the smallest in number In any month for two years and liabilities were the Ugliest since November. Novem-ber. Business failures In Canada for the flvo days ending Wednesday number 16, against 22 last year. OoffGO Futures. NEW YORK, July 3. Coffee futures opened ntcady at a decline of 9 to 10 points in response to disappointing European Eu-ropean cables., a little foreign selling and scattering liquidation. There was no particularly par-ticularly active or aggressive demand, but realizing by recent sellers for over the holidays and reports of a steady cost and freight market proved sufficient to cause moderate rallies, with the close steady at a net loss of 3 to S points. July, 9.16c. September, 9.41c; October, 9.48c. December. 9.62c; January. 9.Ci7p: March. 9.79c: May. 9.S3c. Spot, steady; Rio 7s. 9?c: Santos 4s, 113c; mild, steady; Cordova, 1310. nominal. Chicago Produce CHICAGO. July 3. Butter Unchanged. Eggs Unchanged; receipts, 10.403 cases. Potatoes Unchanged; receipts, 50 cars, Poultry Alive, lower; fowls. 15c; springs. 24c; turkeys, 17c. New York Produce. NEW YORK, July 3. Flour, steady. Wheat, spot firm: No. 2 red. 97c: No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.02 f. o. b. Futures firmer. July closed at 992c. September at 97 ll-16c. and December at $1.00E. Hops. firm. Hides, firm. Petroleum, steady. Raw sugar, firm; centrifugal, 3.4Sc; muscovado. 2.9Sc: molasses sugar, 2.73c; refined sugar, firm. Boston Wool Market. BOSTON, July 3. The Commercial Bulletin Bul-letin tomorrow will say: There has been a rather better demand from the mills on current orders this week, but at about the level of last week's quotations a little old territory wool has been sold, hut the bulk of the business has been In now wools, principally princi-pally territories, including several hundred hun-dred pounds of Montanas and Texan wool. Manufacturers still argue for a 50-cent clean basis for the best fine and fine medium wools, but are frequently obliged to raise this limit slightly. Wool Auction Salos. LONDON. July 3. The offerings at tlie wool auction sales today amounted to 15.533 bale?. Good wools were active and firm, but inferiors were Irregular. A fine assortment of greasy merinos was rcadly sold, prlnclpallv to the home trado, tho best srrades bringing Is 3id to Is 5id. African purchases were limited. Evaporated Fruits. NEW YORK, July 3. Evaporated ap pies, quiet. Prunes, quiet. Apricots, firm. Peaches, steady. Raisins, steady. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. July 3. Cotton closed steady at a net decline of 9 to 19 points. LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS. Chicago. CHICAGO. July 3 Hogs Receipts. 15.000: market, strong; 10c above yes-terdav's yes-terdav's average: bulk of sales, $S.S5fi5 .O0: light, ?8.75(f?n.n5: mixed. 38.65 9.00; heavy. SS.459.00; rough, ?8.455tS.65; pigs. $7.00f?)S.75. Cattle Receipts. 1000: market, slow; beeves. $7.108.80: Texas steers, $6.90 8.10; western steers. $7 IO'JjjS 20: Blockers and feeders, S5.758.00; cowa and heifers, $3.905'8.25: calves. 56.505519.50. Sheep Receipts. 13,000; market, steady; native, ?4.5037.30: western, $4.7536.30: vearllngs. S5.406.60; lambs, native. $5.50 !7.S0; western, 55.75'jt)7.80. Kansas City. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 3. Hogs Receipts. 4000; market. 5(310c higher: bulk. ?8.75f7S.S5: heavy. ?R 76'3)S.S0: packers pack-ers and butchers. S8.75S.S5; light. $8.75 8.85; pigs, $7 75S.50. Cattle Receipts, 600, including 300 southerns: market, steady, prime fed steers. $8.258-65; dressed beef steers. 7.26(5)8.25; western steers, Sfi.-'iO'fPS.OO: southern steers. $5.507.80; cows, $4.25tfp 7 20: stockcrs and feeders, $.-.75tf78.00; bulls, S5.75077.00; calves, $6.009.25; heifers. $G.255?8.60. gncf,p Receipts. 2000; market. 10c hlnher; lambs, $5.75ii7.25: yearlings. 31.75 5 75; wethers. $4.25'(Ii5.00; ewes. $3.50 4.35; stockcrs and fecdors. $2.5057)4 00, Omaha. SOUTH OMAHA, July 3. Cattle Receipts. Re-ceipts. 350; steady: native steers. $7.00 8.00: cows and heifers. $5.25.S0; west-nin west-nin steers, $6.007.50; Toxans. $5.50 5 75; range cows and helfero, ?4.007.00; calves, $.009. 50. Hogs Receipts, 1600; higher; heavy. SS.55(5?S.C7i; mixed. $8.65S.75: light. S8.67i?TS.75: piers, ?6.00tfS.00; bulk of sales, $6.85S.75. .heepRecolpts, 3300: higher: yearlings. year-lings. ?5.006.25: wethers, $4.00(3)4.75; lambs, $G.257.65. |