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TllU OMAHA SUNDAY HKE: JULY 4. 1915. 5U. r ft o HELP WAXTKO MALK rnta, ftlnmri aa4 olieltora. Very Desirable Space for Printing Office Light, water and Janitor servlco free, , Cheap power Inquire The Bee Building Co. ' Superintendent' Office. Room 108. factor? and Trades. ' IDnif store snaps; Jobs. Knelst. Bee Bldg, WANTEIKA reliable cement worker to locate In town of 2,000 population, east ern Nebraska; plenty of work for a good man. Address P 859, Bee." LearnBarber Trade Wi paid. Tool riven. Positions ' guaranteed. Call or write for more Information. Trl-Clty Colic re, 1124 Doug. Irs St, Omaha. Free Tuition for a short time. WESTERN BARBER COLLEGE. 1404 Dodee St. WANTED A first class repair man; steady work for right man. Write or fall, Juhnke'a Onnme. Falrbury.- Neb. WANTHI Drag line operator familiar W I in RCLaUl.'IO VIIHH1V. AUUH9IW M U4 grew-Boyce Co.. Dubuque. Ia. Positions Now Open. rree Catalogue. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE. jflftS Famam St.. OMAHA. NEB. WE need men; had to turn down two Jobs per week lately. Qet In. Learn by our method. Get one of these Jobs. Catalogue D. B. free. Nebraska Auto mobile School. 141T Dodge St MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Special summer retes. mailed free. 110 So. 14th St.. Catalogue ' Omaha. - WANTED Reg. pharmacist; must be re liable, competent and not afraid ot jwerk; good wages to right man; refer ences. Lsmborn Drag Co.. Denlaon, la. o PAINTER and paper hanger, I have 850 to 75 ot repair work and a good deal for you It all right and you want to quit paying rent end get a home of your Ywn, or home building lot. Address F. 686, Omaha Hoe. WANTED at once, high das auto ma chinist. Phone or write R. L. Arbuthnot, O'Neill. Neb. t Iscellaaeoah. WANTED First-class fanner with thor ough knowledge ot caring for horses, to take charge ot the farming and horses on a dairy, farm near Omaha,; single, middle-aged man iwef erred. It 'married, man without children, willing to employ wife a cook; position permanent; liberal alary paid, but man must be efficient. Give age, reference and salary required. .Address 8 673. care Bee. ABLE-BODIED MEN Good eye sight, , for firemen, brakemen.. 1120 monthly Kxperience unnecessary. Railway, 'Y lot. Bee o GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS Thorough Instruction, 26. Returned If not appointed. Particulars free. Ameri can Civil Service . School, Washington, ID. C. o GOVERNMENT positions; thousands of appointments to be made; free booklet telling where they are, .what they pay, I with specimen examination questions. 'Nat. Cor Institute. 430 Seventh St.. Washington. P. C. o WANTED 1,000 men to eat ham and eggs. 15c. Coffee John, 14th and Capitol, MEN wanted: government lobs; -290 per month; Omaba examinations Sept, 15. Sample questions free. Franklin Insti tute. Dept. 221 F. Rochester. N. T. EXTRA money. 110 to 120 per week to any employed person wltheut Inter fering with regular work; no selling; no canvassing; positively no Investment. Pierce Co.. W0 West Lake St.. Chicago, AT once- men to qualify for motormen and conductors: interurban roads- In Neb.; 170 to H0 monthly; experience un necessary; state age. details free. Write Manager. Electric Railways Bureau. 846 Syndicate Trust. St. Louis. Mo. GOVERNMENT positions in. posloffloe, railway mall and other branches are good; prepare for "exams" under former V. S. civil service secretary-examiner; booklet G 85 free. Write today. Patter-, ecu Civil Servioa School, Rochester, I, i . 96.O0O MANAGER wanted with character, integrity, omniiiuun. " m.u" hlp ability. Qualify and your future In comfort and luxury positively assured. John Perrine. Hartford Bldg., Chicago. STRONG, neat appearing young man, handy vlth tools, to devote -about, one week of earn month to outside work, lo cated In varlus parts of city; must have .own tools, must be eober and have aat 'lsfaetory reference. This work will k i.i.i in n ln Call Monday morn- . ling ruio w. .... tv : ..... ... . rr a IMAN to dig sewer connectlona and other wora; preier man wnu wm. w ut ome or lot. Address J. W7. Omaha Bee 'WANTED Toung man to travel and dis tribute advertising matter: salary and .expenses. Ab-olutely no soliciting. Ref-teren'-es required. E, West, Box 644, Kan isas City, Mo. LABLE BODIED MEN for firemen, brake men, 2120 monthly; experience unneces- Iway. Addrcs Y QT8, Bee. o IWANTED-Namea of young men want ing to be Railway Mall Clerks. 275 month. Answer Immediately. T. 566. Bee. '" mcLi wanted MALK ATin FEMALE. WANTED Namee of young men and women desiring positions In Southern (California. Knelose postage. N. ft A. lOo., 721 Grant Bldg.. Los Angeles. Cal. o SITUATION'S WANTED 'WANTE1 By young man. 23 yars, po sition as assistant bookkeeper, ledger 'clerk or any kind of office work. Best fcf references. Experienced. Address B-W-, iBee. ' BOY, It years old, wants to get into shop ' where he can learn the electrician trade. Willing to work hard. Address K ". Bee. PERFECT washing, expert ironing. Wclmurisffl WANTED Position as housekeeper In the city or outsklrts. Harney lfo6. LADY wauts beard or small wages In home-for services, companion, teaching ,muslc, caring for children, cooking, sew ing, housekeeping. Phone Douglas 6A3i , Address C. H, 3411 Capitol Ave. iLADY with daughter, would like position as housekeeper, thoroughly competent .to take charge, references exchanged. Phone Webster MjO. or address L 667, Bee. CHILD'S nurse wishes posltiou. Best ref-eren-es. Trior 18!i. LADY stenographer and dictaphone op erator, graduate ot Boylea college, de sires permanent position with small sal- siy m iisiu. jtaiirrM rv ws, itee (KXHkKIKNC'kJJ. . young nmn wants j steady job in private family. House cleaning, garden. Honest service. Will i l"g to work. Address A 673, Bee. iHIGH CLA83 OFFICE- MAN WISHES TO LOCATE IN OMAHA. Correspondent, bookkeeper, first class office man, trained In several lines. Executive ability and experience in inanaiing men. tiest record In responsi ble positions. Correspondence and Inter views solicited- Address Y c4 Bee TWO experienced girl want work, chain termald or laundry. Out ot town 41? North lith St, LOST AND POUND OVAIiA ft COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. . Persons having lost some article would tie il to call up the office of the Omaha ft Council Bluffs Street Railway (-cmpany to ascertain whether they left ll In the street vaia. Mar.v articlna i n dar are turned in and the company is anxious to restore them to the rlywtful owner. Call Doug. 43. LoST On Sherman Ave. car, pocketbook containing valuable diamond ring. ed ,ding ring and money. Finder kindly call !lou. 2.43 or Web. 3716. Address Mrs. L. A firavea. 16c Locnsi St. !;'r4T bobalink bracelet, linked together, II links. Return to "Bee cilice fur re ward. , -v IWT AND FOCXD LOST Pair nose glnse in rase with' gold chain end ear attachment. Suitable reward If returned Immediately. Phone lf1Urin. Tvler Hl.VI. WILL PAUTT WHO FOUND RFI LEATHER PRlCR HOOK CAlLWEB STr H 2-7, RHWARD. Lost or Found ad in Omaha a Lost and Found medium means the Immediate re turn of that article If advertised In The Bee, tle 1ost and Found paner. LOST Silver vanity purse, monogram M, containing some change, In down town shopping district, Thursday. July L Will finder picas call Douglas 22? LOST - In Burlington depot, child s red sweater ana enepnera piaia coai. van Douglas frptifi. Reward. LOST Brooch set with pearls; downtown. Reward. Call Douglas ". FDUND-Olaaaea In Bee Bldg. July 1. Owner can have same by proving prop erty and paying for this advertisement. 108 Bee Bldg. PEHSOWAJL YOU NO women coming to Omaha as strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women's Christian association building at 17th St. and fit. Mary's Are., where they will be diverted to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our travelers' aid at the Union station. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so licits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Douglas 4186 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112- j. iconise ni. GORDON, the Mag nine Man. Phone xouarias fiu. 9WAPPKRS COLUMN Wanted tc Swap. Why not advertise something that you no longer have any dm for and got something you really need? It costs you nothing to Join the Swappers' Club, and you will find It lots of fun swapping things. Write Room 101 Bee Plug., or phone Tyler 1000. emlnst No. 8. Will tradTfor anything worth 226. Address K. C. , Be. A .22 REPEATING rifle for golf olubs or electric fan. Benson "3-J. AUTOMOBILES For other automobile bargains see the "Automobile" classifi cation. A DANDY Six-Pin Box Alley, fine condi tion, first 275 takes It. W. E. Bennett, Grand Island, Neb. DrAMOND Neat, ladies', tiffany, ring, 88-100 Karat, platinum head; want motorcycle or piano. Address S. C. 11.6, Bee. ELECTRIC COUPE FOR SALE All In good running condition; 2400 if taken at once. Call at Electric Garage, 40th and Farnam. Ask for Mr. Doane. i ENU1NK Nearly, new, 4 H.P. engine from Indian motorcycle, complete; equipped with friction clutch, pulley and enclosed type Bosch magneto; condition lerfoct: trading price, 26; will take In your old engine or a- small stationary engine on trade. Thin engine Is powerful enough for a light cycle car. Address S. C. 117! Bee. GENT'S furnishing store, good location. South Omaha, Will trade for Omaha real estate, vacant or Improved, or good auto worth about 21,000. Address S. . C. 118L, Bee. GOOD 4-room house, electric light, two dandy lots and stable. Nice front yard and trees. Will trade for piano or vacant lot or anything that 1 can get a little cash difference on. S. C. 1151. Boe. HORSE. BUGGY AND HARNK8S FOK SALE REASONABLE. TYLER 1113. ''INDIAN" motorcycle and new side-car; late 1114 model, twin cylinder, two-apeed-- complete electric equipment. 1915 Improved kick starter: new tires; all per fect condition. Cost 2370. Want Ford or light roadster; no other propositions con sUered. Address) S. C 10711. Bee. LARGE view camera for typewriter, or, what have youT D. Crewdson, Missouri Vallev. la. KODAK- "Ansco" -folding pocket, site (Hx4t4; double lens, automatic shutter; rising,' lowering and laterally shifting front; like new;-together with complete outfit. Including new 25 developing tank, printing' frame, tray, carrying case, eta Want visible typewriter In good .condi tion. Address 8. C. lOKo, Bee. MAIL ORDER .business; invoice 2730. Will trade for. unimproved lots. Ad dress P 847, Bee, PAINTING service ta exohange for horse. Address S, C. J 176. Bee. REFRIGERATOR In wood condition. value about 210. What have you to tradef Address S. C. U3S. Bee. PIANO Almost new Wellington piano; coat 2300; six months ago; beautiful mahoyany case; will trade for something I can use. Address 8. C. 1178. Bee. PI.AYER PIANO Leaving city; willing to sacrifice new playor piano. What have von to Offer for same. Could use auto or diamond. Address 8. C. 1177, Bee. ROOMING house, 2222 Farnam St., to trade for an automobile. Drive up with your cer and make a quick deal. SEWING MACHINE Singer; retail price 2i6: good condition; drop-head. Will ex change. What have you? Address S. C 1134. lies. f.V") Jeweler's ssfe for 2200, second-hand I'nrH a. AthNr imflll cite AAAmmm n C 114K. Bee. i TO TRADE Strictly modern 7-room bungalow, rtanscom t-ara aistrict, on paved street; cement basement, shade trees, hardwood finish. Owner moving to Lincoln. Wishes to trade for house In Lincoln or lots in Omaha or Lincoln. Webster S0i. - . UP TO 21.000 In goitig local company. No liabilities and 24,000 in treasury stock la not for sale generally and none has ever been gold below par. Will trade for equity In cottage or might ' take west ern land or auto. Address S. C. 1148, Bee. WILL exchange 2nd hand carpenter tools for side oar. Address 8. C. 110 Bee. AUTO Will accept good auto aa first payment on new, all modern, seven room bungalow In good location. Red lttL WILL trade new auto or vacant lot for seven-room modern house, with . large lot. Address B 6o0. Bee. MEDICAL PILES. FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula aid other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed aud us money paid until eured. Write fo book ot rectal diseases with testimonials. JDK, E. R. TARRY. 240 Bee bldg. I.KQAL NOTICES. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bv direction of tha property committee of the Board of Regents, bids will be re ceived until 4 o'clock p. m. Monday. July 19. 1915, at the office-of the undersigned for the construction of a boiler house, stack and tunnels according to plana end specifications now on file at the office of the superintendent of construction, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Said buildliur. stack and tunnels to be con structed ,on the University Farm near Lincoln and to cost approximately 2&,uu0. Bidders must confer with the superin tendent snd use the blsnks prepared by him for building proposals. Bids must .he accompanied bv cashier's checks oi certificates of deposit as raautred bv In structions accompanying plans and spe-l- iications. Kins must be sealed and plainly marked on the outalde "Bid ror holler house." The right is reserved to reiect any ana bu intia. iniverpity or Nebraska, J. a. ua'es oecretary, Htatloa A. Lincoln Jy4-8-ll-l5. STOCKHOLDERS MKKTINU. The annual 'meeting of the shareholders cf the Nebraska Savings at Loan Associ ation will be held In the association of fice 211 South Kghtecr.ih Street, Saund-cr.-Kennedy Building. Oman a, Nebraska. Wednesday, July 7. 1H15, at 8 p. m. polls for election of three directors open at U o'clock noon and close at 8 p. m., on the same day. John R. Brandt. Secretary. LEGAL NOTICE. On and after today. I will not be re sponsible for any debts or obligations contracted for by my wife, Mrs. F..W., or lues L, Reaves. FRED W. REEVES. Drawn For The Dee The boat newspaper ftrtieta of the ceantry eontrlbete tbeir beet work for Bee reader. I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Market is Trifle Weak, but Notwith standing Wheat is Quoted Half to a Cent Higher. CROP; REPORTS ARE OPTIMISTIC OMAHA. July I. Wfc. The market was a trifle weak today. The demand fir wheat was fair and the market was quoted He higher to 1c lower. The reveille ot this cereal were surrtriont to take rare ot the light de mand. There was not much strength In the corn market today, although tne receipts were llaht and there was a fair demand. Corn was unchanged to He lower. oats followed in sympathy with corn and wheat and declined He. The receipts of this cereal were light and the aaies were unimportant. Crop reports throughout the different sections ot the country say that the crop proaoects In general are very good. The complaints regarding the growing oats crop are few and although the move ment Is slow In starting It Is thought that the longer the delay, the greater will be the volume of wheat when, the move ment begins. , Clenranres wore: Wheat ana flour equal io .-, Dusneie; corn, ounnris, j Liverpool spot : heat unonangea to i lHd higher; com, Hi higher. i Primary whist receipt were .W.WX) bushels and shipments 2M.O0O Tiushele. . against no receipts or elUpments last yesr on account of holiday ' I Prlmarv orn recelnt were &11.000 bush- els and shipments 732.000 bushels, against r.o receipts or shipments last year on account of holiday. Prlmarv oata recefWe were ,177,000 bush els and shipmate 4!K,noO bushels, against no receipts r-r slilpments lost year on ac count of holiday. CARLOT KEC.irTrl. Wheat. Corn Chicago 6 li Oats. 115 Minneapolis 174 .... Duluth ... 1 Omaha . 14 12 Kansas City "4 W . 2 Winnipeg 104 These sales were reported today Wheat: No. I hard winter, s cars, 21. 2K; No. 2 hard winter. 1 car. 21.27H: 1 car. 21.27; 2 cars, 21.20; No. 4 hard winter, 1 car. '21.7 ko. S mixed durunv 1 cir.' m oars. ILOft. Corn: No. 1 whlte I cars. 73Sc; No. 1 white, 1 car, 72Vo; 1H ears. 724c; No. 8 white, 1 car, 72c! No. I white, 1 car, TlHc; No. 1 yellow, 2 cars, 72Hc; No. 2 yellow, i care, Ko; No. 8 yellow, S cars, 72c; No. S yellow, 1 car, nc; No. 6 yellow, 1 ear. TlVo; 1 car, 710; No. 2 mixed, 1 ears (near white) 72o; 1 car (near white) 71o; 1 car, 1lc; t cars, JIHc; No. S mixed, 1 car, 71o; 1 cars. 714C; 8 cars, 71fcc; No. 6 mixed, 1 car, 704ic; 1 car, 70ic; 1 ear, 70c; sam ple, 1 car, 70 '-c; cars, 68o; 1 ear. 67 -o; 1 car, 7c; 1 car (hot) Uo; 1 oar, too; 1 car, 63u. Oats: No. 2 white, 1 car, 47Hc; No. 3 white, 5H ears, 47c; sample, 1 car, 4bc. Omaha Cash Prtcee Wheat; No. 1 tur key, Sl.axjh.30; No. 8 turkey, S1.2l.; No. 2 hard, 2L271. 28; No. 8 hard, l.axtf 1.27H; No. 4 hard, 21.20Sa.3; No. S spring, Sl.lsVU'l.M; No. 2 durum, Sl.17tjri.i8; NO. durum, 1.16iQ)1.17. Corn: No. 2 white, 72 71! V: No. 3 white, iWWlic; No. 4 white, -,m4)71c; No. S white, 71v497U4c: No. i white, 7ig71He; No. 1 yellow. 7272V4o; No. X yellow, 71iu72c; No. i yellow. 71V4 571c; No. 4 yellow. 71Vi'&71lc; No. & yellow, TliSWIVe; No. I mixed, ntTlVc; No. 8 mixed. 71i67U4c; No. 4 mixed. 70 eio; No. 6 mixed. 70,ijr7lQ: No. mixed, SWwSOc. Oats: No. S white. 47U WVW, gtandard. 4,4i47l4o; No. S white, itfr4'a; No. 4 white, 4i314irtc. Barlev: Maitlng, (MWi'Wc; No. 1 feed. 61tif3c. Rye: No. 2, tl.08tjl.ti9; No. S. 2107l.O8. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Featares of the TradJaur mmi Closiag Prices on Boci-d At Trade. CHICAOO, July 3.-Hedging on a some what broad scale to anticipate new crop arrivals expected by Tuesday gave a downward swing today to the wheat market here. Prices closed heavy at lo to 2 under last night. Corn suffered a loss of Ho to 'Ua net. and oats Wte to 40. The finish In provisions ranged from 12 Vic decline to a rise of KVic. wneat Began to recede In value almost ss soon as trading began, and did not at any time show decided Dower to rally. Threshing waa reported to have become general In southern Illinois, and there were predictions that If the weather held good the amount of offerings by Tuesday J A similar forecast In regard to Indiana I counted further against tha bulls. In ad dition, prospects were said to be flatter ing for a big yield in the spring crop belt. - Announcements were made. too. that a Baltimore exporter was cancelling purcnases,. ana mat as mucn as zoo.ow bushels had besn resold for his account. Reductions In premiums tor cash wheat were so shs o as to attract considerable attention. As comiwred with the July Drloes. Ahe rate for No. S hard was fully 4o lower than yesterday. Transactions In No. 8 red equally demonstrated that re cent fear of. a threatened - shortage In supplies here had to a great extent aU ready faded a war. Favorabla weathe rand crop reports tended to ee.se off the corn market. Some notice was taken also of the chance of a surplus this season In the southern states C Oats followed the action'- ef other grains. News from the harvest f lelds was optimistic, barrlnr A few complaints about conditions in Illinois. Provisions averaged lower with' hogs and grain. Lard especially wae without gdenuate sunrtort. x Closing prices on opunaii I Open. I High ' Low. Close. Yes'y 1 U4 1 12 1 1 09 1 11H 103H 104!, 102r, 10344 104 74 74' n T4t '744 73 13 72 72H 73Vi 474 47'4 4S 4A 47V, Say, S84. 379i rs! - S8"i , M7S l7Vi IT 15 17 17V. W 02V. 17 06 17 17 S 26 9 85 S 25 S IS SS2V S47Vi60 S46 S46 8 66 10 80 10 SPA 10 80 . 10 35V, 10 8V, 10 no 10 J0 10 57 10 SO 10 tVn Wheat juiy. Sept. Corn July. Kept. Oata July Sept. Pork July. Sept- Lard July. Sept. Ribs July. Chicago Cash Plicae Wheat: No. S red. nominal; No. 8 red, 21.184; No. 3 hard, 21.81H. Corn: No. 2 yellow, 76fWfiVo; No. 4 yellow, 7a. Oats: No. 8 white. UVtTV &lc; standard, 51H4jiic. Rye: No. 2, 21 W. Barley, 697Sn. Seeds: Timothy, 85 tvvg 50: - clover, 28.60!ri8.2fi. Provisions: Pork. S16.75; Urd. 29.12Mr4J 22V4; ribs. 29.75 10.25. BX7TTER Steady r creameries, 22?To. EOG8 Lower; reoelpts. 20.802 cases; at mark, cases Included, 14rr?!lVie; ordinary firsts. 1M.1UC; firsts, 10d71Vc. POTATOES Lower; new, receipts. 40 cars: Virginia cobblers. St.Kftl.nO; Ar kansas and Oklahoma sacked triumphs, tu6j.c; old, 17300. No receipts. POULTRY Alive, lower; fowls, 14V,o; springs. U$19c. 1 ) "JEW YORK GENERAL, MARKET Qaatatloas of tha Day oa Varlaae roatasodltlee. ' NEW YORK, July S.-FLOT.TWDull. v WH HAT Spot, easy; No. 2 red, S1.36V. and No.- 2 hard. 21.4m. c. 1. f. New York, export: No. 1 northern. Duluth, 81.42, apd No. 1 northern, Manitoba, H.S44. c. i. f. Buffalo. Futures were easy; July, 11.17. CORN Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow, 7c, prompt shipment. OATS Spot, easy; standard. 68V4: No, 3 while, inc; fancy clipped white. 5rVa9So. HAY Steady; No. 1, 11.20; No. X 21. U l ir-t; r.o. ti.ua; snipping. crf 1 w. 'tops' Quiet: state, common to cholee, 1114. lWlJc; Paclflo eoast, W14, lioijo. )H3, SftlO. HIDES Steady; Bogota, 21c; Central America, 27c. LEATHER Firm; hemlock first, 22c; Seconds, SiKfile. PHVISloNg-Pork, stesdy: meae. S12.5S 190fi;. family, Sn.0nfiOl.00; short clear, fl9.smli 121.50. Beef, firm; mess, tlsvoiu) 18 50; family, 2 : 50120.50. Lard, firm: middle west, Ss.70tr8.80. TALIAiW Barely ateady city, 6c; country, 67&4o; special, 6Via. KOOS Steady; receipts, 14,rM eaaaa'; fresh gathered hum. Zualic', extra firsts, Hsu'-lv. firsts, lSffHirVic; seconds, rlV)Hc. CHEESE Wesk; receipts. S.eOi boxes; state wliole1 nillx flats and twins for iresh colored speclsls. liMjl5c; Na. 2 uliite, 15'ic; No. 2 white, average fancy, i:i . POULTRT Alive, Irregular; western clicks broilers. lv,;2a.-; fowls, nVfrl-"-; lirkuys, 1lil2c; dieed, Iriexulur: trn ioaulliig . i.iKkins It oxen, lkyUc, loed. lV4triHe; turkeys. OMAHA QCtKRAI. MARKET. BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb cartons, tic; No. t vib. tubs. 29c. CHKKSE-Imported 8wlss, 2e; Amer ican Swiss. 2c: block Swiss, 22c; twin 1KV. daisies. 17Wc: trlnlets. 17Ve: Youn America. 18o; blue labl brick, i6Ho; llnv- burser. , 2-lh.. io; New York white. lc; iirtirted French Roauefort. ev F18H Trout. 14e; large crapplea, 14cj halibut. ISc; channel catfish, 14c: herring, lc; codfish, 14c: mat kerel, lnc; salmon. ISo. 8 WE KIT POTAlXJK.S Ksnsar 2 T5 bbl. Wholesale prices of beef cuts eitccllve April X are aa follows: HKKP CUT. Ribs: No. 1. 17Hc: No. 2, 17o; No. 2, 1V. Loins: No. 1. WV'i No. 2. lkc; No. 2. IsSe. chucks: No. 1. ioic; No. i, lOHc; No. S, 4C. Rounds: No. 1. UHc; No. 2. 14V; No. S, UVc. PlaUs: No. 1, RVc; No. 2, 8'o; No. 2, s'.c. IXULTRY Broilers, c; npring chirk ens, ISc; hens. 14c: rocks. 8c: roosters, Wc; stags, Rtno; ducks. 18o: geese, 10c; turkeys, 134n6c; pigeons, per dos., coc: durka full feathered. lOo; goese, full feathered. Sc; squabs. No. , 21.W: No. 2. S"c. Fruit and vegetaMe prtcee furnished by Ollllnskl Fl-ult company: FRUITS Oranges: California Valencies, 100s, 12e, 22s and .tUOs, 23 7ft per box; 160s and 2. 24.00 per box; 17s, t, ties and 2f0s, 24.26 per box. Lemor.s: Extra fanry Gelden Bowl. 2vi0s, 3iius, In week or ten days, 25.50 per box; fancy Silver Cord, xs and ws, si.w per oox; xancy Mnuthlaml Beauties. 3i). V. lU per box. Oraperruit. txiebrated Chase Brand, 4a, 24.50 per box; same, 26.00 per box. Apricots. California, 21 li per crate; Peaches: California, 21.00 per box; Texas, four basket crstes, 7&c per baa. Prunes, Tragedy, 21.75 per box. Plums: Red and green, large, 21.40 per box; medium, 21.25 per box. Cherries: California. 21.75 per box; homegrown. 22.26 per box. Pineapples: Extra fancy Cuban, all sises, l..v per box; extra fancy Flortdaa. 24a, 22.00 IT! box: 30s and Ms, IJ76 per box; 42s. 12 .60 per box 4Ha, 23.26 per box. Loganberries: Oregon. 22.50 per crate. Raspberries: Black, -1100 per crate; red, ft. 75 per crnto. Bananas: Medium fruit. Jituvirt tt per bunch; Jumbo, changulnols and Port Lisbon. 4o per pound. Cantaloupes: Pony, )4s, -U K per crate; 54s, 22.00 per crate. sts.idards, 4ca. 23.76 per crate. VEGETABLES Lettuce, head, 81.00 per dosen; leaf, 40c per doien. Peppers. Suo per basket. Tomatoea, Boo per crate. Onions: California, crystsl white. 2150 new, 15 per dosen. Celery, 8Co per dosen. Rhubarb, KIHc per pound. Cucumbers, 86e per basket. Beans: Wax and gren, 8100 per basket. Parsley, 80c per dosen. Beets, new, 25o per dosen. Turnips:, New, 2fo per dosen. Carrot a New, 2ftc per dosen. Radishes, 20o per dosen. Peas, T5o per basket. Potato: Minnesota white, tibo per bu; new, 21-00 per bu. NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 California, IRo per lb. Brattls, 12o per lb. Fllherla 15c per lb. Pecans, 12V per lb. Sugar wal nut dates, 21.50 per box. Almonds, 29c per lb. Peanuts: No. 1 raw, 6c per lb. ; jumbo, raw. 8o per lb.; No: 1 roasted, So per lb.; jumbo, roasted, 10c per lb MISCELLANEOUS Crnckerjack, is. 50 per case. Cornpopa, 83.Z3 per case. Cracker jack, t.75 per half case. Cornpons, ILfti per half case. Honey, 21.50 per esse. Mlnaeapolls Grata Market. MINNEAPOLIS. July 2.-WHEAT-July, f 1.2; September, 2104: No. 1 hard, 21.4m: No. 1 northern, l.S2-ff 1.41; No. 2 northern, 81.BWr1.89. v FLOUR HlBher. BARLEY-:l(fih9c. KYE21.0NCH.H. BRAN 221.50. CORN No. 8 yellow, 72Wi'7.1e. OATS No. 8 white. iSHBVe. JfLAA. fl.734Tl.74. Kansas City General Market. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July S WHEAT No. 2 hard, SI.2VH ni: No. J r-. SI.21T 122; Julyi 21.04V4; September, 96-$jWi7.c; December; Wic. CORN No. 2 mixed. 74c; No. 2 white. 75o; No. 2 yellow. 75'y:; N. 3, "4Vsc675e; July, 72Vc; . September, 70c; December, 61V4c. OATS No. 3 white, 47c; No. I mixed, 44Hi4fi'fc BUTTER Creamery, 27c; firsts, c; seconds, 2Sc; packing, 19tyc. POULTRY liene, 12c; roasters, Se; broilers, 19'22c. St. Loals Grain Market. BT. LOUI3. Mp.i July 2. Wheat-No! ! red, tllijl.!2; No. i haM, nominal; July, S1.04si; Septenibe- . 81.0OU. CORN No. S. 75Hc; No. 2 while, 77V 78c; July, 74Vjc; September, UiCVio. OAT3-NO. J, .4iAic; No. J white, 51tji2c. , Liverpool Grata Market. LIVERPOOL. Julv l-WHRAT-fliui firm; No. 1 northern. Duluth. lis 3d: No' 2 hard, lis 4d: No. 3 Manitoba, lis td: No. 2 Manitoba, lis 4d. ' CORN Spot steady; American - mixed, new. ka. . . CI eaH m Iloaaa Baak ttatesaeat. NEW YORK. July 2.-The actual eonL dltlon of clearing house banks and trust companies for tha week shows that they hold 8163,942,100 reserve In excess of lexal requirements. This Is a decrease of S29. 810,830 from last week. The statement follows: Increase. Losns, eto 2,5',3GS,0n0 tsOOrtl.OiO 'Reserve In own vault 433,9no,0VX 21,5y6,0u0 xveserve in isaerai reserve bank 127,144,400 Reserve In - other , depositories 37.234,000 Net demand , de posits S,513.9ig.ono Net time depoeita... I37,09,ois) Circulation ST.Oiil.OOi) Aggregate reserve... tr,4.1l,oi 4.848,000 f 8,528,000 69.2S0,O00 . 717.0t) 51.0JO Excess reserve 163,42,100 29.310,930 Decrease. Jt Which 8363,067,000 Is specie. Summary of state banks and trust com. ponies In Greater New York not Included in clearing nouse statment: Decrease Loans, eto KNS 961.200 88.t94.PJ0 Specie 48.97fl.5tX 120 8.iO Legal tenders 9,457,40) 2W.iO Total deposits 727,306.100 12 4C,"0 Hanks casn reserve in vaults, SH,026,4uO Trust companies cash reserve In vault. rii'i.wn 'Decrease. Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA. July S. PRAIRIE HIT- Choice upland. tlS50(fl4.0D, must be choice to bring fit.uu; no. 1, UB.wrjju.DO; No. 2, 89.00'iPll 00; No. 8, 8o.OOIT9.00. Choice mid land. 212a031J.60-, No. 1, 212.5O-a-U.00; No. 2, 89.OOiaiJ.00; No. 8, SaOoo.00. Choice lowland, 210 0OO10.50; No. 1. Ss.5oeno.00; No. S. V 0009.00; No. 2, 86 00 00. STRAW quotable at from 88.00 to 88.50. ALFALFA Cholia, 814.00; No, 1, tU.OOa uoo; No. a, tn.oixii U.0O. tilt and Koala. NWW TORK, July 3. ROSlNf-Firm. TUHPENTINra-Steady. V SAVANNAH, Ga.. July 1 TURPEV- 1 in ii eirm; smpments, ira nrm stock. .I1 blle ROSIN Firm; sales, none; receipts, 1,710 bbls.; shipments, C3B bhls : stocks. 58,773 bbls. quotations: A, 4, 21 111; 11 3.2S; O, It, S3.: I. 83.M: K. STW; M. M.3u; N. 25.30; WO, S6.30; WW. So 60. Hoax Cltr Live Stork Market. SIOUX CITY. July 8. CATTLE Re- ceipi". w neaa. HOGS Receipts. 5,500 head: market. t-rrmc lower: neaw, sr.ZfT7 do; mixed, 87.1t.W.'5; light. 87 00jr7.15; bulk of sales, 7.'''fr7 r. SHEEP AND LAMBS Nat luote l Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, July 2 Colored cotton goods were In steady demand for Iminn. ("late delivery. Tha linen market con tlnwed to be strong, though generally lu.ei. nuiiape conunuea ta rule very -us... Twt Markets Close. KANSAS CITY. July 8N0 live stock market today; holiday. BT. LOUIS. July 3 Nothing dotng live stock toder; holiday. In Evaporated' Apple ss4 Dried Fralts NFW YORK, July S. EVAPORATED APPIJ?fl-Dull. I DRIED FlUITS-Prui, firm. Apr! cot and peaches, quiet. Raisins, steady. sagar Market. NEW YORK, July S -BUTTER Steadv rec.iluts. 7,lrio tubs; creainerv extras iliJ score) the; higher scoring. 241i 2-Jc : firsts toVrfci7Vj; seconds. ZiZc. ' Cttoa Market. LIVERPOOL July S.-;OTTON-8pot In fslr demand; prices steady, unchanged' mlddllnr. 5.54.1: low middling. 4.7ld sales' 3.fl08 bales "' tlgla Hultrr UsrLrl , ELOIN, Juiy S.-Bi;TTJ:R ilc. fresh fowls loSKc. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Good Beeves Qnarter to Forty Cents Up for the Week Sheep Higher and Lambs Steady. H0Q8 ARE LOWER FOR. WEEK SOUTH OMAHA. July S. 1915. Receipts were: Ofilcial Monday ... Official Tuesday. ... Official Wednesday. Ofilcial Thursday .. Official Krldnv Estimate Saturday.. Cattle. Hogs. Fheep, .. S.77ti S.si'l .. 4,Ki 12..V .. J.iWl 12.4 .. J.718 ll .. fi 12.M4 12.WU ll.t2 1.20 Six days this Week..l4.7 70.HS2 Same days last week.l.te7 1.7ia Sam days 2 wks. ago.ld.iW 4i.44 eame days 8 oka. ago.17.21 M.7.2 Same days 4 wks. ago.17, S...M4 Same days last year..ll,4wi 4i,IW0 to.ss-Ji 45.97 i !2.7i.7 7.270 ,l:-8 Su.ttl The following table shoas tlsa receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South Omaha live stock market for trie year to mm compared with last year: ' 17S. 1B14. '.nc Cattle M0i0 40s f' liM.M Deo Hogs l.-n.74! l,8x, H I.v.l.'sa Bnocp 1.042.249 l,i.W0 The following table knows the avvrnge price for hogs at the Bouth Omaha live stock maiket for the last few days, with comparisons: Date. 115. i:. 1HU ,.912 jrjll.llslO.lii June June June June June June June June June il 2 i'M i i 7 1 mi 211 j t W V!!80' I I Ml I 744 l . I !U 8 4tl 7 351 8 m l-l W 1 T O S Ml 17 Id S 14 I 12 8 14 24 7 40 7 AS 7 54 9 2ti June June 7 S 12 June 2: 7 2Y,',4 Otii 9 00 7 4 June 7 f4k' f 1S 8 r T "2 80! 9 W 1 ki !U 1 ml 7 Juno (u July 1.. i.'mv J 7 3V 8 W 8 Hi T i:i IS .'HI 7 W 7 !', 7 87 ! 8 ) 8 5X1 S 29, t 15! July 3. 'Sunday. Becelnts and disposition nf live stock at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. nt. yesterday; RECEIPTS CARS. Cattle, lioga Sheep. HYi C. M. AS St 1 . cmfhr C.. SI. rU. P Missouri Paclflo .., Union Pacific, C. N. W., east.. C. N. W.. west.. C. SL P.. -M. 4 O C R. I. A P.. east Illinois Central .... Chi. Uf West Total receipts ... 8 4J T 4u S 7 40 8 0 8 44 8 0 S 51 7 40 8 12 III 7M 8 17 8 62 7 ) 8 15 8 4 T 30 8 44 7 34 S 18 1 S4 8 81 8 51 8 17( 8 55 7 2 t 3 84 & .. 4 74 11 4 ., 1 .. 1 177 "J "7 ., Cattle, Hogs. Sheep, Morris A Co o ,.:u Bie. . "-"I" ..-i"-' cs v.uiiiiisnv X.IU4 L040 ... . i.'iis Armour aV Co. Schwort Ik Co. I. VV. Murphy . C-ther Buyers .. Totals 73 847 11.106 4.147 CATTLE There has been no cattle of any consequence here today, but for the w-eek receipts have been fair, although showing a heavy failing off as com pared wtih recent weeks. The market on desirable kinds of beeves Is 2f.jr4oo higher than one week ago. Buyers during the last few days have been giving the preference to heavy well flnUhed steers as against yearlings. Oood to choice ve.rlln.. .... .,111 I ellers, but the medium to common kinds , have been more or ni...i.j 1.. favor of the better and heavier cattle. Cows and heifers of good quality have been free sellers and they are around a; higher than the close nt u.t --i. Grass stock haa been rather hard to seli and there Is a tendency all the time for a -mpr sureao. oeiween It and cornfed kinds. 1 tloodfeedera hava hi -r.-h.. fair demand at strong to a little higher prices, while the ordinary run of light and medium. Weight stuff has shown llt- ...... no cnna.- The trade haa been limited as usual at this season nf the year. Quotation on cattle: Oood to choice yearlings S8.7rVe0.45; good to choice heavy beeves. $90Otfe,50; fair to good cornfed beeves, W.50f0o; common to fair corn fed beeves 27.85rr.5; good to choice helf-r-1"' Stood to choice cows. 85.78 tj'7.50; fair to good oows. 25.7Aj6.7r; com mon to fair cows. 84.00ifJ6.75; good to ShoJPa 'S?"' I7W8.20; fair to good fdor. 7.0irtT.B0; common to fair Block er. 85.5O(a,50; stock helferg. S.75di7 CO; stock cows, 25.5V(7.50: stock calves, 24 00 i7.50; vaal calves, 8.00Q.78; fat bulls, stags, ete., 25.3587.2S. . . '. 7-TOQS To comnare tndav'. kn 1... with yesterday's and give aa exact quo. I ... JT ,or lne reason Jlitt prices yesterday were so unovon. The marrkot might be described todsy as lOo and In snots 15n inw.v " duya general market. Shippers bought quite f reel v. paying all the way from n.M up as high as 1 r.ea, which waa the extreme top on choice, light hogs, aa gainst 87.85 yesterday. Packers bouaht their nogs largely at 87.1547.25, The trade waa a little slow in ..m.. started, bolng more or less of a drag um ma morning, dui when once under way there was a fait mnu.m.ni . u . the Ma end nf the receipts had 'ohitngo-1 nsni'si oeiore 11 o ciockt jriig, heavy hogi were the hardest to sell and were natur ally left until tha last, being dlscrlml nated against by every buyer. The bulk of all the hogs sold at 8?.l!Vff7.25, while yesterday the hos went largoly at 87.26i 7.35. hut with 27.80 the long string. loony a decline lesvea the mariras around 20c lower than last week's close so far as the heavy and mixed hogs are concerned. On the other hand, the best light shipping hogs are around 6a'loo Hgheiv todays being 10c higher than on Siturday of last week, but the bulk of all the hogs today is 20o lower than a week ago. Receipts for the week have been very largo, amounting to 70,M head, the heaviest run since the third week of May. A compared with the correspond ing week a year ago there I an Increase of over S5.000 head. Representative sales: No. Av. h. Pr. Na At. Btl. Pr. 7........n ... 111 M fit 41 1 M 4 li t 40 T K) 1 T 85 7 S4S ... 1 40 7 Hi 0l 7 4i 1W 40 T M Ill ... TM HI ion 300 7 M H I . . TS t n to 1 u ej........tarr .. tm i. ...... .1(3 4 1 o 41 11 10w T OS 1... till ... f 10 1... lit T 10 ... 7 It . . . 7 II t4 1M f 17H .m i t 17 .til 240 7 20 t0 10 7 20 .lit so T .11 ... f to . . so f tie I I i 7 tii .! i 1 ll... '... M... 51... 72... 7... 7S... ... to... 7t... 41... SHEEPContrary f'l tha na. 1. 1 ,uU .m a Saturday there were a few loads re ported In this morning, there being four cars of range spring lambs on sale. As might be expacted on a Saturday after a big week's run, most buyer were pretty wen iiueu up so inar tne aeinand ateaav Ln uonatlilv . iirtla ---- This has been the busiest week In the sneep urn since tne last of March or the first of April. Receipts every day have been large, but none too large to satisfy the requirements of buyers. Aged sheep and ewes have been scarce all tha week ami thev iilv.n. ttjiiuu tha advance being held to the end of the week. A few right good Idaho ewes have sold up to Sfi.Si. Yearling wethers nave oeen a nine more plentiful and buy ers naive not been any too anxious fur them. In fsct, they have been slow and are closing up If anything a little lower lose lasi wet-x. The market as a whole haa been very satisfactory to the selling Interests. Visit ing sheep men have been more than plessed with the price. paid for their sukk. in spue 01 tne trade In lambs being slow and dull some days, atlll mo ni.ri.ri m wuoie nas been ln a very neaunrui condition. UUOtatlons on sheen snd lamha: l.mh. good to choice. 8' .v.i'10 00. fair to good I'jOviSt: lamb, feeders, 87.2r7.60; year-' una, rair 10 i-nmm. v.vunpi 60; wethers. lair to cnnicB, sasurue.; awes, sood to choice, 35 3nG.5; ewes, fair to good, 14.15 RuDreeentatlve salsa: . No. A v. 49 00 70 80 fti M ...... 70 74 IV. )!:, Idaho feeder lambs .... K28 Idaho spring lambs ... 713 Idaho sprlnf lambs.... sag Idaho siiina lambs.... 7 50 9 70 9 90 9 90 10 00 10 00 9 96 t 75 18 00 7 60 lilt Iduho spring lambs .... 72 Idaho spring larnLs .... 1151 Idaho spring lamia .... 138 Idaho feeder yearlings. DM Idaho spring lambs... 80 cull Umbi fet. Joseph Live Sleek Market . ST. JOSEPH, July 2.-CATTLE Re. cetj.ts lot hsad; market steady; steers, 8.5ii9.5ii'. cows and heifers, 8459. 15; lives, fi mrav mi. HOU S-Kocelvu, 7,000 bead; market, far from urgent. Still the market waaLgeph Drummer and waa sold 'last win- lower; lop. 7f; bulk of sales, 27.WnT.5ft. 8in;RI AND LA M Rf Receipts, iiio head; market steady; lambs, 2'r0. I CHICAGO 1.IVH KTOIK HARKF.T Cattle gteadr Hogs Weak "bee gteady. CHICAOO, July 8-CATTLlC-Reeeltvts. 100 head; market steady; native beef steers, 2A8T-i!.Si; western steers. 27 2! C 8.K: eows and heifers, U trS ftO; calves, 27 iTTlO W. Hi HIS Receipts. Ifl.Ofrt head; market weak. lHj.o lower- bulk, 17 17 So; llshl , lambs. 27.0if 10.15. ew York Moaey Market. NRW TORK, July S. MERCANTILE paper Su.Hi per cent. STERLING EXCHANOK-Slxty day Mils 24.7250; demand. 1470; rabies, 24.7725. SILVER Bar, 4Hc; Mexican dol lars. S7 BONIk-Oovernment. steady; railroad. rssy. v Closing prices on bonds: V. 8. ret. b. rag.... H X. V. C 4., 1MJ lm in coupon si N. T. Slil. in ..0 f. a. Ss. re VN. T., N. M. H. d rmipos 1i rr. As 110 t). g. 4s. rg ie Northern rseltls 4s.. K)- An MHitina 11014 dn Is O fansSM Is riipa..li'SO K. L rf. .... MS Am. sm.Hsrs ...loi i-.cltlf T. A T .. T A. T. T. r. 4alnH.r.BnlSDl rsa. 4s 7 Armour a fx 4V,s., H.r.lln .o. 4. ! s'nion ir.il. .... i"p. a a r. f. s lisinmor e Ohio 4s M Houin.rn fae. c. s t I lies, a Oh Is 4S'.. "4 Mo rf. MS H. a U. 1. 4 , silfcAnultiara P.II.T ha. C M A P fn- 4S i"ii nt,.a Paeirio 4s..,. US Colo. no. rsf. iui n e. 4s n n. a it. a. rf. .. 41 ti. nut.rr .... mm Km r-n. 4. ft a nmi i. iniv O.n.rsl Rlentrle Is lntWsnssk 1st Is ino Orwt No, 1st 4it.. w.x.rn I'slon 4Hs. l4i Illinois (. erf. 4s.. HHWm. BIso. t. M.-INS k. 4.-. a. rf is... M So. rao. ct as IS . A N. on. s SSI4C, M, a g p. fs..tK1 M., K A T. 1st 4s 7.i Pnn ran. IUi IM No. i. rr Ss as c..,.n,4 s. a b N T. n. . Jij i; BIS. London stock Market. LONDON. July S.-ln the American see. tlAn atT I hit l I tf W ntaeLal a.l morelv ad lusted to iaritV wl h a V.- sales ef Canadian Pacific and railed States Sleel SII.VFH Bar, 2S 15.16.1 per ounce. MtlNEY li per ce.nt: discount rates. short bills, 4U per cent; three months, 44 per cent U. S. Officials Keep Eye on Huerta to See He Stays on This Side WA PI n NOTON, July l.-The TJnlted States government 1 determined that Qeneral Vlrtorlane Huerta, the former Mexican dictator, shall not re-enter Mexico from American territory, while he may constitute a factor for the dis turbance of the , political or military sit uation In the southern republic By Just what mean General Huerta la to be held ha not been definitely determined. At present he I at liberty on bonds of 215,000 and will he given a hearing on July 12. when the Uepart of Justice will endeavor to press It charge of violation of neutrality laws, ln the meantime agent ot the depart ment are keeping Huerta under surveil lance and the military authorities on the border similarly have been ordered to prevent him from crossing the border. Some talk wss heard today In the ex ecutive department about a possible deportation of Huerta to Spain, from, which country he rami to the United. States. Reassuring 'reports on conditions In Mexico City taken to Vera Crug by refugees who left the capital Tuesday, reached the State department late to day by .cable. According to these ad vices, looting haa been confined largely to small groeory tore, and the poorer classes are not yet actually starving. , Won't Allow Officers To Leave the Army WAemNOrTON, July S.-Presldent Wil son has' denied the application for-voluntary retirement cf twenty commanders and lieutenant commsndor of the navy, who sought to leave the active list under the law which permits- such retirement on June SO when promotion from the grade of junior lieutenant have been less than forty during the preceding year. Department officials said so far a they know none of the. twenty applicant bad received offers from the private munitions establishment which have been seeking to employ army and navy officers. It wa disclosed, however, that come other officers have sought retire ment to accept suoh position. Mohammedan Priests Attached to Troops PARIS, July t The rrench' minister nf war has appointed three Mohammedlan priest to be attached to the Moham medan colonial troop now fighting In France. One ot these priest 1 Boumesrag, a descendant of tha famous Kabyllan dictator, the Bachagha Mok rani, who headed a rebellion against France. Another, KatrandJI by name, belong to one of the most ancient Moor ish families. FAIRBURY LOSES NEARLY AS MANY AS ATHLETICS : xtk T.,i tu.i r,.i F1ARBI-RT. Neb. July 2-(rec1alTc. e,ram.)-The Falrbury Bsse Ball assocta. Hon I rearranging the State league team of tin piace, ow... i .... re......wU . severs! players. L,yio irurveii. Dig nix. who ipened the season last year In the western circuit a hurler for tha St. Jo. tcr to the Texas league and later re turned to Falrbury, haa resigned, declai1 Irg he I through with base bell as a profession. He has accepted a position here where his parents live. First Base man Conley has also severed hi connec tion with the Falrbury team and ha left bA,,.4nn , Mont., to spend the um. mer. Pitcher Bishop, who was with Superior last year, and Catcher Egan have re signed and left for Agra, Kan., tonight to play with a semi-professional team In 1 a celebration game. Left Fielder Brown waa sold to the Jowa circuit this week. Falrbury ia trying to land Cory and' Thleman of tha Norfolk club. Manager (thenar experts to strengthen hi team with these players. ITALIANS DYNAMITE FOE'S ELECTRIC WORKS BRESCIA, Italy (via Taris), July 2- Five Italian mountaineer dynamited tha electric work supplying power and light to the Riva-Roverto system of fort In the Trentlno dtetrlct. The mountaineer worked for four night, carrying dynamite, which they Planted near the work at the falls of Ponale and then arranged the electric connections by which the charge after ward wa detonated. The explosion destroyed tha greater part of the main conduit If the elestrlc system. i wrn si im i ii' uiwir mi a. i n-ii isti . s ax i . i - ml- .. i... s i-wiji n wmrn tne stock market w thstood the ?.V X LL.. !.V ' ... Hl'- .1; ' mir2 lr . attetnWed assassination of J. P. Moraan. 4 SHEEP AND ' LAMBiIlecelpta, 2 "JF?1 h.H ........ .Keen x . Tjuflfi tt, l P"P. but made almost complete ""' "" ' ""'"". " - lecoverr netore the c ose on i NEW YORK STOG KMARKET Underlying Strength of Financial Sitnation Demonstrated. IRREGULAR AT THE OPESTJfO NEW YORK. July 2-The tinderlrlng strength of the financial sltustlon was again demonstrated today by the manner issurances inst tne financier Injuries were not , serious. Irregular tendencies prevailed at tha opening, mainly because of the further selling ot St. Paul, yesterday' weak fea ture, which soon recorded a loss of 2' . points to F2. Its -lowest quotstlon for many years, this was 'fololwed by sym- fiathetlo weakness and some short sell ng of other grsnsers, as well as the transcontinental group, where the aver age recessions ran from IMS nolnts. News of the Morgan shooting came midway In the brief session, and af fected the Industrial group more than other iaauea United States Steel, with which the name of Morgan is so closely Identified, fell off 1 to 59, while Ameri can Can. many of the war specialities and motors sagged from 1 to 2. Tmj setback waa only temporary, how ever, supporting orders soon overcoming anv threatened liquidation. Before tho rlosc. most of the losses were reduced to minor fractions, the market showing ab solutely no trace of disorder. Total sales amounted to Si90.000 shares. Trade report were more encouraging In the last half ot the year. In the opin ion of authorities, affording striking con trast to the first half. Shipment of textiles and reneral merchandise were heavier than ln the corresponding week of last year. Rumor of further upward revision of prices for steel and Iron were current With Us actual loan expansion ef SV 000,(X the local hank statement plainly reflected t-e shlftin- of moneys inci dental to mid: ear interest and dividend , dlshuren-enta. It la not Improbable, also. ! lo.r,'f" .",r.of. L"r foreign sales of our securities con- t'"to . . "" "?CT?.T-. The casn 1 loss exceetieo ot,..i..tw", wnn m S28.00O,Oi decrease In reserves. Bonds were Irregular, with furtehr mod erate foreign sales. Total sales, par value. 21.4'.'S(TO. United States bonds were unchanged on cal during the week. Atlanta Grand Jury Flays Mob Violence; Urging Punishment ATLANTA, Oa. July 1-A special pre sentment condemning the. recent mani festation ot mob violence In Atlanta and Fulton county, and declaring It the duty of the courts to be active and unre- lentlng against the offenders, and punish thorn to the limit, wa submitted to Judge Hill Jn 'the euperlor court by the county grand Jury which wa discharged today. Judge Hill, after hearing the present ment read, stated he concurred heartily In it. LOS ANOtLE. Cal., July t-rrank r. Flint, former United State senstor from California, and John S. Mitchell, representing" the committee which sent In the petition of more than 80,000 Lo Angeles rttlsen for the commutation of Leo Frank', death sentence, tnvlted for mer Governor John M. Slaton Of Oeorgla today, to visit southern California. The Invitation wa ent to New York.' "We want to honor Slaton for the manly thing he did In giving Frank the ' benefit of the doubt, and saving hi life." said Mr. Flint, "lie Is a brave man." If Mr. Slaton accept he win be ex tensively entertained, . Page's Daughter to Wed in Royal Chapel LONDON, July S.-Kllig George, It was nnounoed today, haa placed the chapel rcyal of St. Jams pala;e at the disposal ot Walter Hlne Page, the American am bassador, for the marriage of the am bassadof daughter. Mis Katharine Page, to : Charles G. Loring of Boston, and the couple will be married there ln August. The king and queen Mary, on account of the war. will not attend tha wedding, which will b a private one. KAUFF FINED HUNDRED BUCKS AND TEN DAYS NEW YORK, July S.-After a confer ence here today between Jame QUinore. president ot the Federal league, and the officials of the Brooklyn elub It we ' announ.-d that Boney ICauff bad been fined 2100 and suspended for ten day. - Kauff, having a disagreement with the Brooklyn Federals' business manager, re garding the amount ot salary due him, refused to play In yesterday' game hers with Kefcsas City. Early In the season he caused a base hall sensation by Jump ing to the New York Giants. CRISIS REACHED IN THE CONDITION OF ARCHBISHOP LONDON, July 2. John B. Redmond, Archbishop Qulgley ef Chicago today seems to be falling. Mentally he was in better condition than he ha been at anv time since hi death ha been thought to be Imminent. He waa not only conscious all day, but luke mora than once to those about I fc Jook m eontnu.d 1lnprov.. th .iMint ef the end or a. a (,fn of r.mark,i,to recovery. OVER 100,000 IRISHMEN FIGHTING FOR THE KING LONDON, July 3. John E. Redmond, leader ot the Irish nationalist party, speaking at Dublin Thursday night, said that up to June IS, 130,741 Irishmen from Ireland had Joined the army, according 1 to the Freeman' Journal. Mr. Redmond .' tated that of these. 70,000 are Cathplte and about 24,ooo tre enrolled member or the Irish national volunteer. Apartment. Tat, house and cottage , can be rented quickly and cheaply by a Bee "For Rent." u , Ol Alt. BANK cXAMlNERS HOLD LINCOLN CONFERENCE (From a Staff Correspondent.) ' LINCOLN. Neb., July 1. (Spedal.j The state bank examiners' met today at tb office of Secretary Royse and agreed on a division ot territory for tha corn- . Ing year. The examiner are: & M. Patterson of Alma; T. R- RUryi Omaha: A. D. Touialln. Omaha; Paul Jones, Bcnkelman; J. II. Dopnelly, Flaltsmouth; 8. A. Lapp, Nelson: E. N. Van Horn. Pawns City; M. C. WUue, Battle Creek, snd John Boatsman. Morrill. Invastmsnt opportunities ta Ksv York Stsck gl.bsuss euri!les sxrlslosd Is plsts la (img. sranr mt In THt OHO lx-T hK VIKW PubllarM4 b Jo no Wulr 4k V, 41 kroaavsr. bau4 for firse aaj&ple scpica.