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THE OMAHA. FIJI DAY, .ll'I.Y 0. 101.V 11 REAL ESTATE riRV RANCH LAND FOR MLE Iowa. TTAVB TOU A FARM FOR SALE? writ rood description of your la.ni) and satwl M to tlM Sioux City, Joor-al, "Uwt'i Moat Powerful Want A1 Me dium." Iwenty-flvs word every Friday ermine-. Saturday reornlnit and Avery Jaturday evening and Sunday morning Tor one month, riving- alxteen ads o twelvadlfferont day (of ; or W words, 14; or 75 worda, t. largest circulation of any Iowa news taper. teAOOS readers dally In four jreat tatee Mlaanaia. 140 ACRES 4$ miles from Minneapolis. ona nit la from town; 10 acres under rultlvaUon: balance used for pasture; ran practically all be cultivated; heavy oil; rood act building!1, consisting of -.room house, large barn, granary, corn 4-rlbs. windmills, etc.; the land will pro duce go bushela of corn per acre; tele phone In house, country thickly settled; complete aet of machinery; 27 head of Hook, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1 and 1 years old; six good horses; 25 hogs: chickens; one-half of thla year's crop and everything on farm goes at $'0 per acre; fialf caah. Schwab Tiros., 1028 Plymouth jHldg.. Minneapolis. Minn. Moatana. CAN loc 26 people on homsUade ot CO acrx each. Guarantee nice, amootli land. Address E. O. Farnsworth, Dillon, Montana- MONTANA ranch for sale; splendid . ranch of about 3.700 acres, and four ranchea of 100 acres each In Teton county, Montana, for sale bv owner, at very at tractive price and reasonable terms. Ir rigated and every acre tillable. Railroads leroae property and depot on ranch. Maps Mrd descriptions on application to R. A. Trwr, Helena, Mont. " sooth Dakota. 160-ACRE farm. 24 miles town on tele phone and mull route; worth 150; to settle an estate, $Sfi per acre. Write for particulars. J. H, Hetn. Kimball. 8. P. wroalsgi LOT Have a lot In Casper, Wyoming; none but Omaha buyers In this addi tion; will trade for I'nderwood type writer, new or In first-class roidition, or what hav you? Address S C Hv4 Bee. E-A-S-Y Terms 1 will sell you 40 acres of good, rich, level land close to wood live town on main line of Union Pacific, end right on the Lincoln Highway; I will seed it to alfalfa, for you snd get you a good renter; $1,000 cash, balance ten to fifteen years' time, annual or monthly payments. Don't phone or write see me at once. AXEL. LOFTMAN. 1015 W. O. W. Bldg. REAL ESTATR LOANS FARM LOANS, 5 PER CKNP TOLAND THUMBULU 44 Be Bldr. 1100 TO $10,000 made promptly, f. D. Wead. Weed Bldr.. 18th and Farnam St C1TT and farm loans, S, tVi, per cent T. H. Dumont aV Co.. 41 Bute Ban. IvVANTED Good farm an J city loaaa at lowest rates. PETERS TRTJaT CO.. I3 Farnam. IvVANTED CKy loans and warrant. W. Farnam Smith At Co., 1320 Farnam Bt, CITT property. Large loana a specialty. W. H Thomas. 228 State Bank Bids'. MONET on hand for city and farm loana H. W. Binder. City National Bank Fid. OMAHA homes. Esst Nebraska farm O KEEFK REAL. ESTATE CO.. ,101 Omaha National. Phone Douglas ITU SEE us first for farm loans In eaatern Neb. United Statea Trust Co.. Omaha. 6 CITT LOANS. C. O. Ca-iberg. $10-11 Rrandeis Theater Bldg. XVA.NTKD City and farm loans; lowest rates. W. O. Templeton. 603 Bee. T. 2020. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE yuR BALE or exchange, 160 actes clear and good level land, no sand, black soil. , I'm settlement fanning in same section. I Price SIS per acre, or will exchange for ! J60 acres In Nebraska, of same value, or I Income property. Owner, F. M. Kuwltx ky, Nebraska City. Neb. 13-ROOM modem house, for land, acr-s or vacant lots. wuat have you 7 Owner, Box 796. REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE New Five Room Brick 4949 No. 36th St. The other1 day we Inspected a 6-room fcrlck house, 2 years old; all modern, that we deem exceptionally good. Lot 40x1.10 ft., and one of the prettlea views of the river and Iowa bluffs you could find. 4 blocks from Ames Ave. car; very good neighborhood. House can not be built for lesa than the price we are asking for the finished property. Price on applica tion. Can arrange reasonable terms. Hiatt-Fairfield Go. SM Omsha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Hong. 4f8. $30.00 Cash and $30.00 Per Month Buys this bearttful, all modern 5-room Bungalow- located blocka from car Hue and 2 blocks from school. Don't Pay Rent Another Month. Telephone About This Today . Call Douglas 202tt today Call Wal. 6S2 after 7 p. m $500 CASH ( rooms, all modern except heat, south front lot. paved street with saving paid, close to 24th St. car line and l.othrop school; a rood buy at $-.. Located near :71b and Bristol. C. G. CAULBERCj, 31! Rrandela Theater Rldg. C'UAIRMONT COTTAOK, 7V. A nice ll'Ue 2-room cottage with big lot 50x132. 2 blocks from the Benson or Deaf Institute car. at a rlulruloiiBly low price. Come In and see us shout this. PAYNE INVKSTMEST COMPANY. 6th Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 1781. Your Own Terms Dandy 6-room. modern rouse on I'ink ney St., near 24th. Kull two-atcy and attic, living room Hninirincnii, ns K finish, nicely decorated, three oM bed rooms. Rented now at i J.er month. A f.W nuuu lur v, v v j . terms Glover & Spain 918 Cltv National. D. W. 2402 N. 20TH 6-room modern cottage, hot water heat; $.j0 down, balance pay ments. 83.000. Owner. Room a Pas ton Blk. A1EDICA1. RUPTURE cured lr. few days without pain. Cal! or write Dr Wray. 306 Bee Bldg.. Omaha. Established lk!4 o PILLS. FISTUI.A CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures Piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book en rectal diseases with testimoniala. I'll. K, TAhlO, i) Bee Bldg. REAL K8TATK SOUTH RIPE Our Sale of Kckerman Place lota. $5.00 caah and $1 per week, prices $175 to $396, will con tinue until all lots are sold. The highest priced lots soem to be picked first, but only about half are sold. 40 lots left to choose from at Mat and t'enter streets, on the new rar line southwest from 47th ard Leavenworth. Salesmen on the ground every evening. Come out after supper or ISattirday allcrnoon. Restrictions allow modest cottages, but no shacks. Harrison & Morton 91. i Omaha Nat. Rank. Tel. D. M4. Stop Paying Rent $aw cash, $3." monthly, buys brand new house, all modern and oak finished: full two stories; Inrfcc rooms besides bat'i, den and sleeping porch; large attic .ind f:ill basement; guaranteel furnace and plumbing: fine light fixtures and window hades, decorated, located on largo east front correr lot at I'M 8. 25th St. Ac tually wotth $4.;V0. our price $.1,760. Phone owner, Walnut .'!. $2,800 FIELD CLUB DISTRICT 8 ven rooms, all modern, furnace, south front lot, close to school, splendid loca tion. Just one, block north of Field club. A hat-gain. C. G. CARLBERO, SI. Rrandrls Theater. Field Club Special $4,300 Rig living room across the front ot house, large dining room, with beam ceil ings and panelled walls. Fine sun room off dining room, Convenient kitchen, t good siaed sleeping rooms and one smaller room on second floor. Dandy bath com plete. The finish Is fume.! oak on tb.. first floor, white enamel and mahogany doors sbove. Oak floors In every roon In the house. llasement with flist-clase guaranteed furnace. Hot water heatT for summer time and floor drain The lot Is 4Kxl.tr,. nnd Is an east front on Boule vard, near Mason. This is a perfect little beauty, practically new and deco rated throughout in a beautiful and ti rustle manner. Terms $700 cash and $40 per month. Armstrong-Walsh Co. State Bank Bldg Tyler 15.18. REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE A Good House in a Good Location . . . , . tuim at a cheap price. n .7" bargain. Located at 123 South 37th Thla house is in the very beet of repair. ready to move Into at once. It Is excep tionally well built. KIght-room modern house, with Isrge living room and fire place, attractive dining room and plenty of pantry and kitchen room. Quartered oak finish. Four large bed rooms, two baths and sleeping porch on the second floor. Maids' qusrt.rs on the third floor. Orounds In beautiful shape, with lots of shrubbery and trees. An' reasonable of fer on the place will be considered If made at once. Key at our office. Lot 60 by 128 ft; alley In rear. George & Company Tel. 11. 7rl. 902 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Here Is the Opportunity YouVe Been Watching For A Beautifully Located (J-oom, New, All Modern Bungalow Monthly Payments, to Suit.. This house is only V-i block from car line; is on a beau tiful lot: principal rooms in oak; brick fireplace, ce ment basement and all modoiT. Phone Douglas Tiii today and will be pleaxed to send an automobile to bring you out and InfDect this house. After 7 p. m. csll Wal. 6R2. Beautiful 8-Room House Can Be Bought on Easy Monthly Payment Plan. This house Is sll modern, with hot water hentlng plant rtna two fireplaces. It is located on a high lot and Is close to car lino and school. There are beauti ful shade t-ecn tind a very wide lot. Don't Pav Rent another Month See This" Today. I will Send an Automobile for You if You AVill Phone Me Today at Doug las 2926. E. P. Wright Call Wal. 2 after 7 o'clock tonight. 80 Feet Walking Distance Owner says SELI 80 ft. 00 Dewey, at 26th St., across from Winona Apt. house. The price will he more then right If you wsnt to buy. Go out snd look It over, then seo us. Payne & Slater Co. 616 Omaha Nst. hank Bldr. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Don dee. Dundee Big Bargain $5,250 High doss "-room home near od St.; convenient to car; iiaa Urge living room and dining room; reception hall and kltchiti; finiahed in oak; beamed celling: beautiful fireplace: bookcases; four nice bedrooms on second floor; suniooin and ita.i.iLliii; tiAfintifut homes in llsnnv !hIIow Circle: has garage and driveway. 1 owner left the . lty and w anta an offer i ouiCk Glover & Spain Doug'.as TOnii. 1 City National l-ROOM modern house, 10 lots, bearing fruit. Benson Z52 or 461. lr. Parson Florejtca. C. L. NETHAWAY for trades. Flor. 276. RKAlT EHTA T E MISCELLA X EOUS 5-Room House New and All Modern Oak finish In living room and dining room; two blocka from achool, one block rrntii car line: cement walks are In: full lied basement with floor drain, electric fixtures and window shades tumisnea. Price $2,700 This place will compare favorably with houses selling for $1.0u0. This Is a real bargain. Look it over, as It will sell. The duplicste of this house sold this week. Traver Bros., 706 Omsha Nat. Rank Bldg. Dour Hot, feiundsys snd btenings, Web. 4S3&. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Trade in All Grains Light, There Being bat Two Carloads of Wheat In. DEMAND FOR OATS IS FAIR OMAHA. July K. 1UV Trade in all grains continued light to day. The receipts of wheat were exp tlonally light today, thera being but two cars reported in. These were quickly taken up at an advance of one cent. Corn waa firm and the market showed gains of a quarter to a rent over yes terday's prices. The receipts of this cereal were light and the denvuil was fair. Oats continued to sell very readily, the bulk of the sales today being In advance of a half to a ent over yesterday's quotations Clearanoea were: Wheat and flour equal to 487,00 bu.; corn. 24ft, ono bu.; oat. 36,000 bu. Primary wheat receipts were 4SS.00O bu. and shipments SaT.ono bu., against re- j ceipis or i.uar.wu nu. ana smpments or M3.wio bu. isst year. Primary corn -receipts were 735,000 bu.. and shipments 42A.O0O bit. against receipts of S7.ono bu. and shipments of 34O0O bu. Isst yesr. Primary oats receipts were 711.000 bu. and ahlpmenta sTO.000 bu., against re ceipts of 4f.000 bu. ar.d shipments of 084,000 bu. last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Com. Oats Chicago Minneapolis . Puluth Omaha Kanaaa City St. Louis .... 1U 1J8 ..171 .. 4.1 .. 2 r, 17 87 K 43 SO Winnipeg These cash sslaa were renoHed tndav: Wheat No. S mixed: 1-t csr. $1.27. No. 4 spring: 1 car. 11.10. Corn No. 6 white: 1 car. 73t4jC. No. 1 yellow: 2 cars, 7SV. No. i yellow: 2 cars. 7ac; 6 2-1 cars, 7SV. No. S yellow: 1 car, 7eJc. No. 2 mixed: S cars (near white). 7So; 10 4-6 cars, lic; 1-3 car, 72c. No. S mixed: 1 car. 7Vic; 2 cars, 7ic; 1 car. 71c, No. mixed: 1 car, 72c. Bample: 1 car. 7Uc; 1 car (hot), Hoc. Oats No. S white, 4 ears, 47V. No. 4 white: 1 car. 47c; 1 2- cars. 4SV. No 4 mixed: 1-8 car, 46So. Sample: 1 car, 4fV. Omaha Cash Prices W heat : No. 2 Tur key, tl.ixfLJOVs; No. S Turkey, ll.28S'( 1.29'i; No. 2 hard, ll.27HOT.as1:, No. S hard, tl.M4jil.27Vi; No. 4 hard. S1.20W 1.2o'4; No. S sprlnr. .11.: No. 2 durum. 11.1691.17: No. S durum. $1.154(1. It. Corn: No. 2 white, 73S4j7Jc: No. A white. 7267344c; No. 4 white, 72ktt;3Mc; No. S white, 72VMr74c: No. 6 white, 72fll 73c; No. 2 yellow, 7KSTitc; No. S yel low. 73tf7Hc; No. 4 yellow. 72a7Sc; No. 4 yellow, ?24QT72c; No. C yellow. 720 (7i. M .i Tnamlt' o t.l i(l' 'l' . muni. 1 1V( mixed. 717l'Ac; No. mixed. 7WifUo: mwv eeatnu.B. os- rta i white. 48ft8'4c: atandard. 47H'S,,c: No. white. 47ViN7Hc; No. 4 white, 4Htr47e. Barley: Malting. i7c; no. 1 feed, tiiw 6.V Rye: No. 2, Sl.OVTH.OJ; No. 3, $l.033 1.04. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Featares ef the Trading; aid flowing; Prleea an Board of Trade. CHICAGO. July . Wheat prices mado a substantial advanco today notwith standing generally accepted unofficial estimates that the government crop re port would Indicate a decided nerease of the probable yield as compared with the prospect a month ago. Storms which implied that the delays to the movement of new wheat would become worse were ohlefly reponaible for the upturn In value. The market closed steady lit lo to ISo shove last nisht. Corn gained 13'14 to lMflc and oats a shade to Te. in provisions the out come was unchanged to t2Sc lower. Reports conoemlnr tho effects of hleh winds and torrential rains, especially In the onto valley, led to a general rush to buy July wheat 11 a soon as trading began. Other deliveries quickly turned fiom relative weakness to strength In sympathy with July. No reaction of any coneequenoe took place until the lust hnW hnni nf tViA u..lnn " I "i ,n.,4 erate setback resulted from evening up f sales to prepare for the bearish showing expected In the government crop figures. Kxport demand for new waeat ap peared to have Improved to a consid erable degree. There were advices of quite liberal sales for shipments to; Europe by way of the Oulf of Mexico, and it was said 600,000 bushels more had been purchased to go from New York, mainly In August, in this connection a bull leader here went on record with the opinion that the maximum crop In this country had already been discounted and that sooner or later the transatlantic call would require American wheat running into hundreds of millions of bushels. Unfavorable weather and active ship ping demand kept the com market on the upgrade. Aa a rule traders correctly assumed that the government report as to corn would prove to b of a bullish character. In tha oats crowd the rulinti influence was fear that serious damage nan teen none ty storms. Well rounded anticipation of bearish figures from Washington finally acted as nomethliiK of an offset to the earlv advance. Liquidating aalea caused material breaks in provisions values. A sIihtd rally, due to buying for Milwaukee In terests, railed to last. tniDsequenuy rresn upturns in vslues ' ensued owing to the continued delay In me movement or new grain and because signs of Improved export demand. The close was steady at WCse net advance. Closing prtoes on options: Artlclel Open. High ' Low. Close.l Tes'y Wheat! July. Sept. 1084 101 1 10 1 08U 1 09M 1 07S 1 04W 1 01V 1 03 1 02 76' 76 75 74", 74V! 73 74 73 47 I 46 4(i 4n 3S 37' 37 37 16 10 1 15 60 IS 70 15 7H j 15 86 8 SO 8 46 I 8 45 8 75 9 00 8 66 I 8 63 V 974 I.. 9 70 9 024 10 20 I 9 92t,l 9 96 10 17 Corn July. Sent. Oat 4 I 37HI July. Sept. Pork Sept J 15 Oct. 16 10 I Lard July 8 774 Sept. 8 9? Ribs July. Sept. 10 20 Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red, new, $118Vb: No. 2 hard, nominal. Corn: No. 2 ' yellow, 77,a78Vc; others nominal. Oats: No. 8 white. 51WBt"2Sc: standansj El44iS2Vr?. nye. nominal, oaney, iua'ic. Timothy, $5.3fi.00. Clover, IKXVii 13.26. Pork, $15.45. Lard, $8.350.42H. Ribs, .12i P87H. Shipping demand was urgent. The close was ateady at lW-ic to ltlc above last night. POTATOKS Lower: new receipts, 40 cars: Virginia cobblers. $1.401.65; no old potatoes. fOUL.1 Ml Alive, nigner, iuwis, in, spring. ltK'20c. BI'TTKR Weak, creamery, -J'rt-iHc. EKJG9 Higher; receipts. 13,927 cases; at REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS. Best House Bargain Yet We have the best House snd ths mot house for $3,500 to be found in Omaha. This is not a new house, but 1t la better than many new ones. Do not make the mistake of saying you do not wan-, it before you sec II. Rest kind of neighborhood, Icse to car. not a thlnis wroitK with It egcept th? price, and thjs Is rlsM for the purchaser. Will make .., terms. If vou want a snap, we wsnt to show you this one. Benson & Carmichael Phone Douglas 1721. 4. Psxton Block. $1( CA6K. $22.n0 PKR MONTH An up-to-date, all modern 5-room cot tage, can be Bold to a good party on ttieae terms. This Is close to car and schoola. PAINE INVESTMENT COMPANY, itb Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 1711 rT I mark, cases Included. HflltWc; ordina firsts. i4c; firsts, ltKjC. OMAHA GENERAL MARKfCT. BUTTER No 1. 14b cartons. o; Na. t. 60. in. tubs. rv. CHEKRK- imported "wlsa, I:V; Amer ican Bats. 2c: block Pwiss. Be; twlna ltie; daisies, 17'y; triplets. 17V; Young America. ISo; blue label brtrk. MMre; llm burger, 2-lb.. 10c; New York white. lAc; imported French Roquefort. 40c. FISH Trout. 14c; large crnoples. 14ei halibut, lie; channel catfish. 14c: barring, 1c: rodtth. 14c; mackerel, !.'; salmon, ISo. PWEMT FOTATOr.n Ranaaa. n. ro ooi. Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective April M are as follows: HF.KK CCTS-Ulbs: No. 1. liV"; i' 1'W: No. 1. lc Ixilns: No. I. lc; No. 2. l"o; 0. , l"c ' iiuksh. r". . ""T . No 2 10Vc; No. S. c- Hounds: No. I. 14V" No. 2. I4c: No. J. lSc. Pistes: N. 1. 0c; No '-'. 'c: No. , ens. lc; hens, 14c: cocks. V; roosters. l,c: stags, c; ducks ltc. geese, iw; turkeys, .una' urui... ii . duck full feathered. Ulc; g.se full feathered. 8c; aquabs. No. t. W W; No. t. . . k . ,,i.. k- Frult and vegeiaitie Gilllnskl Fiult company: , "-ui ito on. California Aalen- r 1 v v r, , 1 mvl. t ?R cl loos. ' box: lads and 2S8s. 14.00 er box; 20tV. 21e and 2Ms, 4 2ft per per 178, box. Lemotii, extra rancy vto.n-n , and SHOs. ITkM) per box: unklst. RO0 per bo-- ""d1' iv5 .p hex Orane fnilt. Chase brand. 4s. 14 60 per box : Ms ti no per lx. Pectrtuons fruits, apricots. Il.r per crate; t allfornla peaches, 0e ixr crate; Tragedy prunes. 11 W per crate; large, red and green plums. $1 25 per crate; medium green and red plume, 11.1 per crate; i allfornla cherriea, V.rS per crate; home grown cherrlea 2 SO per crate. loganberries, California. 1260 per crate. Raaplwrrlee. red 12 Ml per crate. Bananas, medium fruit $1.00f2.X Per bunch; Jumbo fruit. Changulnola and Port I.lmon. 4c per lb. Cantaloupes, pony, M-crate. U.a per erate: M-crate. I2O0 per crata; standards. 4J-crate. 12.75 per crate. VKOFITABIjES Cabbage, home grown or southern. 2c per lb : hesd lettuce 11.00 dosen; peppers. Mo basket; leaf lettuce. 40c dosen: tomatoes, 70c per crate; onions, California crystsl wax white, $1.60 per crate: yellow. 11.25 per crate; new. It per dosen; celery, 36o per dosen; rhu barb, S4f4e per lb,; cucumbers, o per basket; wax and green beans. The per basket; parsley. o per dosen; new beets, turnlis and carrots, 6O0 per basket; Sreen pe. c basket: rsdlshes, 20o per osen I'otatoes, Minnesota white. Oo per bushel: new potatoes, 90c per bushel. Nl'TS-No. 1 California walnuts, INo per lb.; fllterta. IRo per lb; Braslls. UVc per lb.: IVcans. 12VJ per lb.; sugar walnut dates 11.50 per box: almonda, e per lb.; MISCELLANEOUS Crackerjack, 13.50 per case; one half case. tl.TTi; corn pops. $3 25 per case; one-half case, $l.f. Water melons. lVc par Psanuts, No. 1 raw, 6c per ib.; No. 1 roasted. Ko per lb.: jumbo raw. 8c per lb.; Jumbo roasted. lOo per lb. Honey. $4.80 per case. Aspsragus, mar ket price. 1 Kanaaa tity tiraln and Provisions KANSAS CITT. July l-WHRAT-No. 2 hard. $l.Jl(pn.S; No. I red, $1.29; July, I1.04S: Heptamber. 7'; December, $1.0014. CORN No. 2 mixed. 7c; No. 2 white, 77c; No. 2 yellow. 77o; No. 8, 75c; July, 74c; Septemler. llc: December, 83Vi 63c OATS No. 2 white, 4&C0c; No. I mixed. 4r47c. BCTTER-Oeamery, 27c; firsts, 26c; seconds, 23c: packing, 19c. KOOB Firsts, lc; seconds, 12'4iO. POULTRY Hens, 11c; roosters, $0; broilers. 17fclc. Weather in the Grain Belt Excessive rains occurred In all except the Omaha and Kansas City districts within the last twenty-four hours. Rain falls varying from one to over four Inches occurred In Wisconsin, Mlohigan, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio ami Kentucky. The heaviest fall oev curred In Ohio and Indiana. Wlros were down at ten stations In the Louisville district. . L. A. WELSH, Iooal Forecaster. Mlaaea polls Grata Market. MINNEAPOLIS, July a WHEAT July. I1.28S4: September, I1.04HS No. 1 hard. l.41; No. 1 northern. I1.81H01.4114; No. 2 northern. l.wl.W4. St. I.oala Grain Market. ST. IiOUW July a WHEAT No. I red. new, $1.231.27; No. 2 hard, nominal; July, y.001; September. tl.OOHl.OOH. CORN No. , 78o: No. I white, 78c: July. 7Ho; September, 72c. OATS No. 8, SOo; No. 2 white. 64c. Liverpool Grain Market. 1JVERPOOL. July 8. WHEAT Spot, No. 2 Manitoba. Us 6d; No. a Us Sd; No. 1 northern Duluth, Us 34d; No. 1 bard winter, Us 4d. CORN Spot American mixed, new, 8a. Coffee Market. NKW YORK, July 8. The market for coffee futures opened at an ad canoe of 2 to 5 pointa In sympathy with the con tinued steadiness of Hraill and a little K.uropean buying, which evidently found verv few sellers around the ling. Sales wero generally 3 to 4 points above last nlifht's closing price, and the market closed at practically the Initial figures or 2 to 5 points higher, sales 3 .'500 bags, July. 7.02c: August. 6.M)c; September. 6.H6c: October, 69c; November, 6.91c; De V cember, ik;c; .lanusry, 6.97c; February, .me: M'.ich, i.Vjc; April. 7.lc; Alay. 7.15c: .Tunc, 7.20c. Simt. nulet. Rio No. I 7. 71c. Santos No. 4. 0c, Cost and freiaht offers were reunited firm with Santos 4s quoted at 9.05 to 9.2Gc, and Rio 7s at 7.16c. I'.lo exchange on London was Ud higher snd mllmls prlcos were un changed at Santos, but 0 rels higher at Rio. Cotton Market. NEW VORK. July . COTTON Spot quiet; middling uplands, 9.20c; sales, 1,161 bales. Futures oiiened fnlrly steady; July, 9.00c: October, .47c; December. 9.06c; January. 9.73c: March, 9.9R". Cotton futurea closed easy; July, 8.8O0; Octolier. 9.2.K': December, 9.51c; January, 9.oc: March. 9.8'1c. Cotton dosed easy at a net decline of 20 to 27 points. LIVERPOOL. July 8. t COTTON Spot, essler; good middling. 5.61d; middling, 6.21d; low middling. 4.76d; sales, 12,000 bales. Osnaha Hay Market. PRAIRIK HAT Choice upland (noaa here), $14.004115.00; No. 1 (none here), $13.50 (H14O0: No. 2. 1.60012.50; No. . $10.O"( 11.00; choice midland (none here). tU.0Ot( 14.00; No. 1. $12.00Tu 13.00: No. 2. tll.604TlI.sO; No 3 $10.0W1I.0; choice lowland, $11.00f4 11.50: No. 1. $10.00f 11.00; No. 2, $9.0OfjU).O0; No. 3, $7.0oi'(O.vo. New hay la quotable at tll.Om4i3.Ou, according to the quality and color. STRAW None on the market; choice wheat straw, $i.50. ALFALFA None on the market: old alfalfa in good demand; choice old alfalfa. $14.00; No. 1, $l!i.uoiaid.uo; Mo. z, 4S.woai.tw. Metal Market. NF.W 'YORK, July 8 METALS Lead waa offered at $6.75. Spelter not quoted. Copper. ulet. but steady: electrolytlo, t'J0.2r4r20.SO. Iron, steady, but unchanged. Metal exchange tiuotea tin easy; five and twenty-flve-ton lots. $3.2fKWi.75. At Lon don si ot quoted wss quoted at 67 16s; futures, 1711; elrctrolvtlc, 92 10s. Spot tin, 170; futures, 166 10s. Antimony, un changed. I-ead. 23 17s 6d. Spelter, 100. I.oudou Stock. Market. IlNDON. July 8. The American list on the stock market started below the New York final quotations of yesterday, but hardened s fraction under the lead of Canadian Pacific and finished steady. SlLVKR Hur. 22 9-16d per ounce. Mi INKY 1W ler cent. DISCOUNT UATF.M Short bills. 4fe4tt per rent; three months. 4',4j4'i per cent. Xuaar Market t new YORK. July t-HrOAR-Raw, I stesdy: centrifugal. 4iqr4.9&c; molsases, 4 034H.UV. Keflued firm, rutuies were stead on rumork that a large sale of granulated tq the I'nlted Kingdom was pending. Pprices at noon were 1 to 2 points net higher. Dry (ioosla Market. NEW YORK, July t. DRY OOODH New showings of white goods ar.d other fsncy cottons are being made fur spring, 1916 Buying is being delayed, rltaple cotton goods were nulet today. Yarns were easy K vapors ted Apples and Dried r'rults NKW YORK, July S. - KVAPORATF.I) APPI.KK-D'ill. DRIED KRI'ITK Prunes. dull. Apri cots and peaches, quiet. Halsina, steady. Rent houi.es qulcl; with a Bee Went Ad. OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET I Beit Beerei Ten Higher and Others Ten Lower Sheep Steady and Lambi Qaarter Off. HOGS AROUND TWENTY LOWER SOUTH OMAHA. Jly . WW Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. tncep Mondav tbolldavl Official Tuesday 4.ICS !.1M Official Wednesday... 1HS 7.57X Ul Kstlmate Thursday.... 2.0t 10,w 7.MW Four days this week iAl Same daya last week . 14.211 Same days 2 wka ao. .IH.107 fame daya 2 wka ao..l7.K; Same daya 4 wks ago. .i.is Same days Isst year... . 170 27.5JO as.3v4 45,7S 26.6! M 471 87.0Hn SK.H10 16.141 I.IM S0.747 Tha following table shows the receipts ot rsttle. boss and aheep at the South Omaha live stock market for the year to date as compared with last year: M5 1!H Inc. Pec. Cattle 5l.a7 411.497 108.470 Hogs 1.W7.1A 1.4(..ii 2W.517 Sheep l.OW.KM 1.124.K 17.2M The following table shows the average price for hogs at the South Omaha live stock market for the last few daya, with comparisons: Dste. I ltlS. jli..lu i1 ll011.UH0.HtOO. June June June June June June June June June 7 4V n mi 7 4 Ml 17 lit 1 2S l m $ ti 44 15 $ o: I 61 7 46 14 $ 12 ii 8 U $M 7 3s t 28 7 T tt, 7 S4J4 7 i2 ( 61 7 M I 4 44 7 IW 14 ml 6 1 K i U 1 7 84 7 84i 0 Is 7 til 7 t8 7 67 I 181 t n 8 17 51 02 July 1. July ... July I. Julv 4.. 8 5 7 ! t w 8 70 8 201 8 611 7 11 7 23'si 8 HI 8 69: 7 18! 46( July 6. I 8 71 83 8 8 7 71 Julv 6. .1 7 SaWI 8 K 7 26 IK IN 7 76 July 7.. I 7 24SI I 28 ft 81 811 8 78 7 6 86l i 56' 7 V Ji ly 8 .1 7 WMil 8 81i P Ml 7 Sunday. Holiday. Receipts and disposition of live stork at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for twenty-four hours ending at i p. in. yesterday; RECEIPTS-CAR. Catt ta.Hoga Sheep. Hrs. C., M aV t P 9 Wabash MlMHluil Pacific Union Pacific C. A N. V., east... C. K N. W., west.. C. St. P., M. O.. C B. ft O.. east.... I h : i:i 2 T. 4 I I 1 C, H. A Q, west... 22 C, R. 1. & P., eaat. 6 C, K. I. 1'.. west .. Illinois Central Chicago Ut Weat.. 1 Total receipts .. 9- DISPOSITION HBA D. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Morris ic Co 40 1,AN 1..W s.oir i.oos 4Kl 1.H17 J33 1.306 Swift and Co , 692 4M 471 2. "MS Kin 1.729 Cudahv Iklnr Co... Armour tt co Sch warts A Co J. W. Murphy K. l acking Co W. Hill Co F. D. Lewla L. V. Hubb Rosontock Bros Rothschild Mo. and Kan. Calf Co. Huffman Meyers Tanner Bros..) 2 16 31 7 6 26 I 13 14 t 15S John Hsrvey Other buyers 1.147 Totals 2,856 9.417 7.W5 CATTLE Receipts were moderate to- uj, uiaKiiip; ilia iuibi ir w -''- head, the smallest of any recent week, but larger than a year ago by about 8,000 head Choloe long-fed beeves were lOo higher this morning, the best on ssle moving at $10.10. the highest price paid on this mar ket since Dec ruber of last year. On the other hand the common to pretty good klnda of cattle were around loo lower, cloalng slow and weak. Thera Is a gradu ally wldanlnr spread between the common to pretty decant beeves and the choice, well finished cattle. Cows and heifers were fairly active at fully steady prices. The feeder trade did not show any new or lnterestlnr chanr, prices remaining about steady. , , , . Quotations on cattle: Good to choice yearlings. t JNJflO.10; fair to aood year lings. .0tr0(; good to choice heevy beeves, $9.5O10.00; fair to good corn fed beeves. $S.8Nfi9 60; common to fair corn fed beevea, r.608.86; good to choice heif ers. t7.60(I1.00; rood to oholce cows, $6.7b9 7.60; fslr to good cows, $6.00ffll6.76; com mon to fair cows. t4.004jM.OO;. rood to cholos feeders. n.OOfc.); fair to rood feeders. $7.Oiy7.S0; common to fair stoek ers, 85.5fi4W.ao; stock heifers. 5 7Mi100; stock oows. $5.50tti.bO. stock calves, 86.000 7.60; veal calves. $8.oO9.50; fat bulls, stags, etc., K.totrf.&O. rtepresentatlva sales: BEEF STEERS. Ha. 8... ... 10... 4... 11... ... S... 18... At. Pr. No. II... i... 6... ... 2t... ! .. II... A. Pr. 444 7 To . . lost 9 40 ...KIM I M) ...114 9 0 ...mi 9 4 ...1U0 i It ...last 10 on .. .1620 10 HI .... S4S I 00 .... 99 I U ....UlT I W ....1IK4 I 75 ....10M I 04 .....INI I U a u BTKrtRS AND HKIFBRS 4 m t M II. Til I n tt 701 I JO 17 Ml 9 7k 1f 10 17 M 9 7 1J 76S I 0 11 1W4 9 40 Ifflt 00 11 1001 10 0(1 12 140 I 10 MEIFKRJ4. t M5 16 4 ill 7 10 1 5)6 40 4 W 1 11 7M I 44 4 74 T 40 840 6 M 4 1900 7 lo 474 1 00 10 744 I ) 14 m 1 8... 14 I 74 CALV Bft. 1::::::::::: 1M 4 00 I ;( 8 M W 710 1 1M 00 , 6.. "STOCKERS AND FFJEJDFRS. 9 400 71 17 Ml 7 M HOGS Heat run of tho week to date showed up this morning, when about 163 cars, or 10,900 head, wero received. Total receipts for the week to date are 87.629 head, being almoat 20,000 head smaller than both last week snd two weeks ago, but about 2,000 head larger than for the some days laat year. Shippers, who paid A big premium for their kind yesterday, took a big slash, at prices this morning, and succeeded In making their purchases at prices that were anywhere from 15o off In the case of tops to 20&23e lower on the bulk ot the hogs they bought. Range of shipping prioes landed at a spread of t7.0M7.60. The big decline In provisions yesterday and Tuesday left the trsde In a very weak condition, and as packers had a liberal assr'tment to Pick from this morning, they started out oferlng prices trat were a fist 20c lower tnsn me prices lliey paid for the bulk of their hogs yes terday. Hellers were wining to msse some concessions, but the decline proposed by D&ckers was to their wsy of thinking en tirely too large, and nothing was dona un until a lata hour. I It was nearly noon when sellers finally L J I iril IU I1U1 1 ' ' - Ill, " had Improved a little and when flrxt sales were made they were about 16c lower. Towards the cloee the market be came fairly active and possibly a little atronger. The general packer trade, how ever, was mostly If"' lower, snd shippers were quoted aa Twfia&c lower. Narrow bulk of the killers moved at tn.95tT7.O0, with the long string at the latter figure. Oulte a sprinkling sold around $.! and parking sov.-s sold as low ss M.777. while shipping hogs were si altered all the way up to $7.50. the dev's to;. It was a very uneven and unxatls factory msrket st the best. Representative saies No. 14... It .. 41... 7... tl... A... M... 4J .. 41 . 4. .. II... A v. ..Ml . .117 ..161 ..M7 ,.Mt .. . Ibl . l ..S.TJ Sh. Pr. No. Ar. gh. Pr. 110 4 40 17 M2 ... 7 10 ... ko 51 HI T II 140 40 74 Ill 40 7 II tft) I 40 77 214 iro 7 at) 4 1 II lift W 111 ... 4 41 74 117 120 1 40 IM 4 7S 40 7 M 40 7 00 71 til 49 1lj ... 7 00 Tl Kir. no 7 40 100 7 "0 71 &1 SO 7 411 144 7 06 17 117 ... 7 44 ... 7 14 47 lt BHEEP Htieep snd lamb receipts moder ated somewhat todsy, estimates calling for twenty-seven cars, cr 7.600 head. Ths week's supply foots up $4,471 bead, as sgalnat 27.090 head laat week, S6.9I0 head two weeks ago, and 29,747 head last year. Bulk ot the offerings consisted of laniDs again today, and while supplies ware a good deal smaller thsn on previous days of the week, packers continued bcsrlsh, and trade waa very slow In getting started. Offers on westerns were gen erally considered an around s quarter lower, and aa sellers w.mted ktcady to atrong prices, nothin moved until a lale hour. Hit hough a ojuple of d- ka of I alive Inmus were "ashed early at $9.50. It was I. 'tig after 11 o clock when a trading basis was finally agreed on. hut when the lambs started to tome stale Ward It was at Just shout stesdy prhes. ?A?5S had t!7S and quite a mned at ta.fti. with some aa low aa l 25 Culls and feeders are selling from $7.75 downward. Aged aheep were In comparatively light suvrly acaln thla morning and sold In small patkagea at about steady prices. Soma ewes sold ns nigh as 16.7b. which is ss high as bss been rear lied this neek. A few fat yearllnss went at 17.26 and wethers reached $70. Wuntatlona on sheep snd lambs: tmba. good to choice $9.Ba.7; lamha. fair to good. $9 0o .26; lambs, feeders, $7 0OrJi ;.."S: yearlings, fair to choloe, M 0477 60; wethers, fair to cholne. $4.MM4.7a. ewea, fcood to choice, I&.2MJ 86; ew-es, fair to good. $4 Mi. Kepresentativ sales: No. Idaho sprlnr lambs .. 10 cull lambs ; Idaho sprlnr lambs .. 1 fed spring lambs 2 fed spring lamba 10 cull lambs 2 fed ewes 12 fed ewes Av. . . -1 ... M ... 6- ... 70 ... 7 ...51 ...107 ...12A Pr. 50 7 2f. 50 50 W) 7 50 4 10 a ho CHICAGO tlVB ttTOCK MARKKT Cattle I a settled llaa Weak- sheet) rirsa. CHlCAOlX July $. CATTIJC Receipts, 4.000 head: market, unsettled: native, beef ateera, $7.004710 40: western steera, $7. .. 60; cows and heifers. $3.3fW.50; calves, TKOtini.OO. H(Hia Receinlk, 21.001 head; market, weak. UV undor yeaterday's average; bulk, r.UT7.'4); Hgl. tl.X4n.Tl; mled, r.OOtW.OT.- heavy. $6.8507.50; rough, $6.8ft 6.95; pigs, t6 50fir7.0. SHEEP AND I A'M dH - necrts, b.hw head; market, firm; sheep. tS.6MJ7.0O; lambs, r.ootr 4. Loals Live track Market. ST. LOUTS. Mo., July 8 CATTLE lie retpta. ,80iV market stesdy; native beef steers. $.'.tM 10 00; yearling steers and heifers. $H Hf 40: cows, $ W.B0; stock era and feeders, 4 0fl.26; southern steera, s5.tf4.KT: cows and heifers, tl.00 4JM.60; native calves. $6.ifll0 00. HOGS Receipt a. S.700: market lower; nigs and lights, tn.60tfi7.86: mixed and butchers. t7.65(j7.tt. good heavy, t7.Hd 7.70. SHKVEP Receipts. 1.900: market strong; clipped native muttons. t".ootr tf. : clipped lambs. t;.5i4i50, cltPled spring lambs, $7.5KU1.T&. I Kansas City tltoek Market. KANSAS CITT. Mo.. July t.-OATTf.r. Receipts. 2.H00: market weak; prime fed ateera $a.OWI0.OO; dressed beef steers, $HfcOr,jHn; western steer. 7.50e50; cows, $4.6i'U7.86: heifers, f7.00.0: stockers and feeders, 86.50i.65; bulls, $5.7S4j7.2&; calves, $6.0110.26. lUK.SReeelpts. 8.400; market lower; bulk, $7.SW7t; hesvyJ $7.sW7.40; pack ers and butchers, $7.7.80; llghta, tf.'J f7.0; pips, Hi.50if7.40, SHKKP Receipts, 4.000; market steedv; Ismlis, t.O09.6O; yearllnga 96.50dfg.o0; wethers. 85.60O6.60: ewes. $u.tfM,00; stock era snd feeders. t4.60C'7.35. atoa 4 Itr Live Stork Market. SIOUX CTTT, la.. July 8 CATTIJC Receipts, 500; market steady: native steers. 87.354S9.8R; oows and hetrera, 4 :t 4i7 (iO calves, $7.00l W; bulls, stags, etc.. $5.4Ofl'7.0O. HUGH- Receipts. 7,000: market 154J'J0o lower; heavy, t7.004jtf.40; nilsed, $6.90C'iP 7.00; ilisht, 86.751J6.90; bulk. 06.aajW.10. SHKKP Receipts, 700; market ateady: ewes, $a.20y6.25; lambs, $7.004J9.24. I. Josepk Lire B4ok Market. ST. JOSEPH. July 9, 3ATTLP-R-celpts, 7,000 head; market higher: steers. tl.miM: rows and heifers, $4.6orft.50; calves, $6 OOCWIO.00. H04JH Receipts, 6,000 head; market lower; nothing done. HHFTTI AND LAMPS Receipts, 1,000 head; market strong, lambs, $9.0010.76, Htoek la ilrkt. Receipts of live stork st the five prin cipal western markets yesterday: t..aiiic. nogs, r'nweu. Sioux City .. St. Louis Kansas City Chicago South Omaha Totals .... 600 7,000 .. S.800 8.700 .. 2.000 6,n .. 4.000 21,000 .. 2.000 10.800 ..11.200 47,900 22,100 I.oeal Stocks aid Bonds. Qnotstloaa tiiraishsd by Bams, nrtnksr A Co., 4 Omaha Nstloaal bsak bulldlag: atooks BI4. Asksd. Am. Smelt. gsMirltUs. f4, A 44 m Hankni' Mortss Leas, sar 14.. 14 11X Nstlnnal llank. Uinaha 100 I-Vnllnentsl Ou A .. Bf4 46 Fwirmoat Drmmsrr 7 psr eBt pf... 101 Herald Hulldinf, 4 fMr esot stwfsrred MV4 101 100 100 10.1 71 67 Lm Brnom Duslw, N 17 MnunUIn Statsa Tsl im Omtha A C. ". HI. Rf.. f4 71 Omaha A C. B. Ry. 4k B.. pM 4 Ppdlke drain, P'4 9 union H-k Yards stock 44 97 S.lft ('.. pM HI HI !( Bank. Omsaa Ill anlMbersM- A Os.. t per tm t M.... 94 l glnui City Stock Yards. pf rH Bonds oahr fsrklns Ho. as. 1114 100 joo fltr Nsttonal Bank Building 4s 46 , 94 rwtnontal a. tm. 1417. UVi pes Moines, 1., 4HS, 12 101 101 99 PunilMi. Neb., Music lus, t9M 101. Tt 101. lo Km. Cltr Mo., gch. 4V4S, 1IM.. 100 11 101 U Knot Co.. T.no.. 4a. IK lei St 104. St Iilslsna U. 1414 10t llll New HtatS Tslsphoos 4 74 44 A B , . 1 J V At Q 1 .' Iuimns .. w Onihl C. B. St Rr. Is. 1931 44 ei'. NiM-r Mounuin Inn M. Donus wi Hloux (lty Htnrk Ysrds 4S. lt."0 S SI s-tn OS. 4a lM ' 94 HI. Joseph, Mo., Srbnol 4H. IMS . . . 100.44 101.44 Salt !. I tsh. W. a g. 4(s. 1M1 104 UnlTsraltr Plaoo. Nb.. 4HS. Ills ... ss Wichita Inloa Stock Ysrds 6a, 1M4.. 104 Sew York Money Market. NKW YORK. July i-PRIM 10 MKIl CANTlIJfl PAPER ItraW per cent. HTBRDINO KXCMANflK Sixty-day bills. $4.7275; demand. , $4.750; cables. V4.'H25. v BILiVBK Bar, , s-c; Mexican dollars, HONPS Oovernment, steady; railroad, easy. TlMw IXiANR toady ". sixty days. Is per cent; ninety daya, 2H per cent; six months, as- per cent. CAIAj MONBY-Bteady; hlrheat. 2 per osnt; lowest, 1 (er cent; ruling rate, per cent; last loan. I per cent; closing bid, per rent; offered st 2 per cent. U. S. Government Is Resolved Armies Not Recruited Here WA8HINOTON, July t. Although ie partment of Justice officials are confi dent they have nipped In tha bud a plan to ship Isrge numbers of Montenegrins bark to their native country to Join the colors, it was said tonight there wss no present Intention of preventing tha depar ture of Montenegrins who already hava been Induced to start for home. Officials here, therefore, were not sur prised to learn that 14S recruits held up In Portland, Or., had been allowed to proceed. It Is said tha efforts of tha government are to bs directed chiefly to ward tha conviction on charges of vio lating the neutrality laws of the three or four representatives ot ths Montenegrin government charged with Inducing; their countrymen to enlist and return home. The cases probably will be laid before tha federal grand jury at Chicago, where much of the evidence was obtained from recruits held up on a railroad train bound for Canada. The activity of the department leading to these arrests Is a part of a general ef fort to prevent enlistments in the United Htates for the srmles of belligerent Kuro pean nations. Word was received today at ths depart ment that Indictments were expected In Hen Francisco against flvs men charged with securing recruits in ths United Htates for ths British army. Two Jitney Buses Collide at Corner Two Jitney buses, proceedlnr In oppo site directions on Farnam street nesr Twenty-fifth, collided st o'clocl last night, damaging both machines and shakltag un ths pasrengers. Rent rooms quirk with a Bee Want AC NEW mi STOCK MARKET Sharet Are Again Nervous and Un settled on Exchange. NOT LIKE THE DAT BEFORE N KW YORK, July 8. Stocks were again nesvniia and unsettled today, but not to the seme degree as yesterday. Desllns. were on a much more contracted scale, the result In large part of some diminu tion In the vnlume of foreign offerings. Selling for Europe was sufficiently en tenslve, however, to cause more new low records, Louisville A Nashville declined to W4v Southern railway, common and preferred, to 19 and 4r'. reapectlvely. and Missouri Pacific fell to 84. Missouri. Kanaaa A Texaa Issues. Kanaaa City Southern and St. IajuIs A San Francisco second pre ferred also were Weak. Many of the standard railway atocks sold under yesterday's low level, espe cially in the last hour, on publication o( the mixed crop report, while other seemed In proceaa of readjustment to new conditions. Ieaders like Headlna. Union Pacific and United States Steel offered resistsnoe to bear pressure, hut the list aa a whole waa Inclined to yield on moderate offerlnga. War special lies ranged from 1 lo 1 points higher snd cop pers hardened on denial of reports that the metal la being sold under quoted prices. Tot s I ssles s mounted to Jiw.isx shales. steadiness In the various markets foi foreign exchange gave added point to the negotiatlona pending for the new PrUlsii loan at thla renter. There waa a fair de mand for bllla on Iondon and continental remittances were firm, even relchmsrks mantf eating a harder tendency. Thla last condition might be ascribed lo purchase of bllla on Berlin and Hamburg against recent Oerman sales of our securities. Money brokers reported a better de mand for mercantile loans, an indication of betterment In general lines of trade. Quoted rates show no change from recent easy monetary conditions. The feature of the Bank of Kngland s weekly statement waa the further large decrease almost $6,000,000 In gold. The bank strengthened Its liability reserves over the preceding week, but the decrease or 8.oon.oiio In public deposits probably represented withdrawals for participation In the new war loan. Japanese bonds bearing the Oermaa stamp figured In today's dealings. Total sales, par value, avgregated $2.170.fln. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Nm (Tiber of ssles sad leading quotation! starts wars ss follows: Hi ah. jrw. Cln Alasks Oold Amalgamated (Nipper .... AmsMoaa let Busar I. sir) la lit lis 7S'. 8.400 47 4IS 40 a I0. CNa 44 4n 1,700 77. 74 7' 40 K7 10T 107 l K)4 I0S toil, i IKita 11"S If" 'a 4n 14 IC, l(i, 9.4U4 Ml) 40 , 71', i.mo i; 7 ii 1.900 141i 141 14IU 14.WS 41 OS 4fl't 17 rt't Ii', 0 10V, (, 101, 8.700 7a, TV's BO ID 11IH JM"4 l.KO 44 44Uj ' 8.W II 111, lit, r 4H 8 1.0 Xt 't lis l.ms H4 s sua 2.0110 1S 14 104 t. 117 m4 llfi, 1.40 It 14 141 sno K! SIS II S so lois no ieo 00 7IWj 71S 711 1,000 kS M M) 30(1 HI a sn 1.400 M 31 1, MS 8.S0S 141 S 144S HO 4.0-J let 104S loss i.o rut n tis l.o 87H MS 7S 4.XW is IS S U.909 4S IS IS ltd', TOO 4014 IIS ti I. 40S 14S 14S U' 2. 40 MS MS 7iS 4,soo ui so soi, 400 101 tOI 4, IMS loi', lois 404 US 41S ti S 14S 4, ISM llS Ml 104 14 ism sis tt ns II, 100 IMS 144S 14S SOS US MS MS ' s 405 7S IS 4 1M 9S S4S IMS 4. loo , 14S US US TOO ns ti Ml, 1-rt , ItllA IKS IMS Ii4- 500 MS rs an-; tl.lim ai, MS MS 400 toes ios loas 1.900 CIS 44S 4S loo S S S 1.700 I7S 47 Ids , 14.100 as 90S '' tOS 41 47S 47S r. In 000 shsraa. Amtrhaii tan American, g. A Tt America 14. A R. pt... Am. atusar Refining Americas Tel. A Tl.... Amorlnaa Tobsooe AiMKionaa Mlolug Alohlsnn (HaKlmore A Obis Brooklyn Rapid TroJMlt . California Pvtroleum .... Outadlsn Paellla Wntral Ijsalhsr dhaaopeaka Ohio CMcwso U. W l'tlleai, Ba. Bt. P.... Chicago A N. W Uhlno Copper Oaiondo fuol A Iron.... Oblo-oao A So-thora Iaa-ar Rla UranAs.... Umnr A II. a. po I Mali liars' SarniitUa .... girto t Oanorai Klertrlo Oroat Northern pfd Oraat No, Ora eirs. (mi! sank lm napkn-atloB.. Illinois i antral Intsrhorsiish Met. p(4 ... inaotrstioa (.manor Intarnatlonal Harvester .. Kanaaa City Southora. . . . Lath is h Vallsr Iaratavllla A Nashville... Mas leas rotroloam Mlastl Copper MUsoorl, K. A T Missouri raettta National Blamtlt National 1-wd Mavana Coppar Now York antral N. T , N. H. A H Norfolk A Wasters Nartbars Pacific rarlflo Mail Parlfle Tel. 4k Ta Psnnaflranla , Itillmaa Pslsos Car Rav Ooa. Copper. Heading tBepublin Iroa A Bieol..., Hoek lilaad Co Hock 1 aland Oo, prd St. U A B. F. M pro... Southern Pecffta Bout bora Ratlatay Taanaaaoo Oippar Tosas Company Union Pa.-lrio , t'nlon Paclfio pfd........ t'nlied Hiaiea Kiaol t'. B. Sisal pfd ttsh Copper ,,, Wabash pfd Waa(ern I'nlou WaatlnshoiiM KJactlic . Montana Power Lloyd George Calls Colleague in Cabinet For Talking Too Much IxONDO.N. July S.-Davld I.loyd Oeorge. British minister ot munitions. In sn au thorised statement tonight takes Issue with Viscount Hsldane on the Utter s version of what took place at a meeting of a committee of the cabluet In October to conalder the supply of munitions of war. Mr. Lloyd Oeorge says that Viscount Haldane's version of what took place was "incomplete. In some respecU Insc curate," and adds: "The very fact of this conflict of memory having arisen shows the unwisdom of these partial and unauthorised disclosures of decisions of highly confidential sessions of the csbl net." In a speech before the National Liberal dub July 5. Viscount Hsldane aald that In October a committee, presided over by Lord Kitchener, assembled in ths war office. David Uoyd Oeorge and other ministers attended. It was decided, continued Viscount Hsl dane, that the output of munitions must be Increased tenfold. Everyone was con sulted. The necessary orders were riven to manufacturers who undertook to exe cute them. If these orders had been exe cuted, said hs. the country would have been in "tremendous position." but lebor difficulties confounded all the calcula tions of the manufacturers, and that ex plained tha trouble of today. Krupps Put in Plant For Repairing Autos (Correspondence of the Associated Piess.l PARIS, July t. Saint Quentln, supposed to be the general hesdquarters of Oer man armies operating In France and Be' glum. Is the concentration point for damaged guns and rolling stock. The Krupps have Installed In a motor-car works thera a plant for the ret sir of cannon, machine runs, automobiles, gun carriages, etc. Oermau workmen were Imported from Essen to equip the plan:. Barbed wire is also prepared for use and distribution from there. The Saint Quentln works turns out an Iron picket m ths form of a corkscrew to replace tha wooden pickets. They ere thus abls to stretch their barbed wire I defense without revealing their work to : the enemy by ths noise of driving plck i ets Into tba ground. Tha Germans have also Installed a chemical works at Saint Quentln, American Tilephoci & Ttlegrtpb Ca. A dividend of Two Dollars per shai will ba paid on Thursday, July 14, lilt, to stockholders of record at the close of business on Wednesday, Juns 131k. O. D. MTL.NK. Tressurer. SCHOOLS Al 4 OI.LCtafcS.