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Storee and Offices.
Office on 17th St
Double Window 8
ONLY VACANT ROOM
AVAILAKLK ON THE
STREET,
rritate dtflce Waiting Riom
18') Sr.. Ft. $18.60
The Bee Building
Office Room 103.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent good lx or eight
room rouM or bungalow with alecplng
pore!. Address P-v22, He.
WANTED TO BTJ1
WA NTEI A SO-lnch tinner a squaring
hear in rood condition; cash deal. 1.
Wilson, Dunlap. la.
WE pay Chicago price for aluminum
. i . uii..k.n . .
scrap castings. rRAign-miuncn v u.
Tala buy everything 2nd hand. Wb. 4904.
45FFFICB furniture bought and aokl. J.
C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. Doug. 614
WANTED TO BORROW
1 CAN offer, you collateral aa food aa a
farm mortgage on a loan of $1,500 for
one year at 1 pr cent net; no commla
aion. Address. K 6S9, Bee.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR BALES
Cailtoraia.
Live Oak Colonics; none better. W. T.
Pmlth Co.. 913-U City Nut. Bk. P. m.
Colorado.
COME to cool Colorado, In shadow of
pine, when hot wind blow. et a
mountain home site, Denver's mountain
parka; beautiful mountain eoenery. od
water, fine roads, Ideal location for auni
mr homes; 136 buy 60x100 feet, worth
$lo0; number of bungalows being built;
easy payments. Address Denver Moun
tain Park Home Co., 1712 Champa. St ,
Denver. Colo.
Iowa.
HAVE TOVI A FARM FOR SALET
Write a good description of your land
and aend It to the Moux City. la.. Journal.
"Iowa's Moat Powerful Want A.I Me
dium." Twenty-five worda every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and ver
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for ona month, giving alxteen ala oa
twelvedlfferent day fol $2; or 60 worda,
4; or 75 worda. $6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa nsws
paper, 2u0,000 readera dally In four great
atatts.
ARB TOU OOINQ TO BUT LAND?
It eo you ahould flrat get a copy of
the Farm and Real Estate Journal. It
haa landa advertised In It from nearly
very state, jo that you can find Juat
what you are looking for In Ita columna.
It keepa you Informed on land oppor
tunities in all part of the country, gives
you personal help in finding land. Bene
be today for a year'a subscription, or Wo
for three inontha trial. It wilt be stopped
at the end of the time ordered. Farm and
Real Estate Jourlnal. Tver. Iowa. a
Minaesota.
240 ACRE 3 46 miles from Minneapolis.
one mil from town; 160 acres under
cultivation; balance used for pasture:
can practically all be cultivated; heavy
soil; good set buildings, consisting of 8
room bouse, large barn, granary, corn
criba, windmills, etc.; the land will pro
duce 60 bushel of corn per acre; tele
phone In house: eountry thickly settled:
complete set of machinery; 27 head of
stock, consisting of 11 cows, balance 1
and I years old; ail good horses; 26 hogs:
chickens; one-half of this year'a crop and
everything on farm goes at $50 per acre;
half cash. Schwab Bros.. 102a Plymouth
Wldg.. Minneapolis, Minn.
Nrliraiks.
A PHELPS COUNTY B A RG AJN One
aection, all grass land, IK miles from
Kearnev, 1 1. miles from Funk, Phelps
'rounly Neb., 300 acres smooth land ready
' for the breaking plow, and Is the very
best land for corn, wheat and alfalfa.
Balance good hay and pasture land.
Fenced and cross fenced, well and wind
mill, 12 feet to water. Price 125 per
acre, reasonable terms. A Nelson, Box
JOB. Holdrege. Neb.
FOR SALE Best large body high-grade
medium-priced lend In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley. Wol
bacli. Neb.
Montana.
JUDITH BASIN L A NT 30-TEAR
TERMS.
We recently bought a large acreage of
at ate land at the sales held during May,
1915. and we are offering the same at
$1 per acre profit. We bought only at
minimum prices, at which the state had
the land appraised.
The state'a terms at 16 per cent down
and the balance In twenty equal yearly
payments at 6 per cent You simply pay
ua the 16 per cent plua 11 per acre and
we assign the state contract to you.
Cheaper than homesteadlng. HUger Loan
and Realty Co.. Lew Is ton, Mont.
Mlsrrllaaeoas.
CROOK COUNTY. WYOMING.
Can locate six people, good homestead,
320 acre, timber, good soil. If Interested
rail evenings lfVOl 8. 26th Ave. Rod 3970.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM LOANS, 5 PER CENT.
TOLAND ft TRUMBULL. 448 B Hldf.
klOO TO $10,000 made promptly. . 13.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Sts.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 64, per cant.
J. H. Dumont Co.. 41 Stat Baas:.
WANTED Uood farm aud city loan at
lowest rates.
- PETERS TRUST CO.. 1621 Farnam.
WANTED City loana and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith at Co.. 1320 Farnam Bt.
CITY property. Large loana a specialty.
W. H Thomas, 228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loana,
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
IQlf Omaha National. Ihona Douglas 171a,
BEB ua flrat for farm loan In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
6fo
CITY LOANS. C. U. Ca--ibrg.
Ilu-ll Brandela Theater Bldg.
WANTED City and farm loan; lowest
rates. W. O. Templeton. $03 Bee. T. 20J0.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
U-ROOM modern bouse, for land, acres
or vacant lota. What fcave you?
Owner, Box 7M.
FOR KXCHANCiM 4f . acres. irrigated
farm, 7 milea northeast of corporation
limits of Denver, "olo , on main country
road connecting with ftand Creek road;
250 acres under cultivation, 400 acres
under ditch and possible of irrigation:
good aet of farm buildings; all cultivated
land fenosd; high line canal and Antero
reservoir water;, not in bonded district.
Price. $60,000; mortgage $12,600; will trade
fqr improved farm or city property In
aoy of the middle or eastern states;
commission to brokers. H. C. Johnson,
rare Frederick H. Bartlett 4Y Co.. 69 W.
Washington St.-Chicago, 111.
WHAT LAND OB CLEAR
LOTS
liave you to trade for fine 11-r., all mod.
home; mortgage. $6,6"0? Write now de
scribing what you have.
O'Kecfo Real Estate Co.,
1015 Omaha Nat. Bank. Doug. g716.
10 ACREd In the heart of the peanut
country, Baldwin Co., Alabama; close
to transportation, school a etc Free and
clear; will exchange Omaha and assume
soma; prtca $lov per acre. Address P-710,
Bea.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
FIVE acres adjoining eity; good house.
barn, garage, chicken houses, fruit. In
cluding apples, peaches, peera. plums,
cherries, strawberries, raspberries, cur
rants, grapes, eta. ; asparagus, rhubarb,
alfalfa;, convenient to car, school and
stores. Phone Owner, Webster auT.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Brand new. 2-story dwelling. Field club
dlst. easy terms, tC.Zvu. Douglas luu.
REAL ESTATE NORTH BIDB
Beautiful Clairmont
!S?4 N. 4STH AVE.
Brand new 7-room home, with oak fin
ish on first floor and oak floors through
out; tile vestibule- tlie bath; exception
ally well built: ha larsr east front lot.
one block from cur line and boulevard,
with cement driveway. Owner will make
easy tern, See this at once.
Glover & Spain
Doug !"fi2.
City National.
$200 Cash
Balance Easy
Payments
New seven-room bungalow, ready to
move Into; walking distance. Deal with
owner. l.VTf So. ZT.th St. Yall Red Wl,
Only $3,350
Seven-room house, strictly modern,
with four rooms on first floor and three
large bedrooms and bath on second floor.
Lot ha 64-foot frontage . Paving all
paid, located 2214 Willi Ave. Very easy
terms.
Norris & Norris
DO Bee Hlrtg.
Phone I oiiKlas 4270.
A Snap
-room cottage. 4AV 'Hike; $100 down.
$.1) a month; $1.0. Owner, 2 Paxton
Blk., Douglas 1726.
2602 N. 30th St.
Fine, all modern, i-room cottage, on
car line. $rno down, $30 per month; $3,000.
Webster Soil.
Fine 7-roum house within 20 minutes'
walk of P. p.. $4,200. Douglas 1009,
LEAVING city, sacrlfloe 6-room; bath,
newly painted; house at 2517 lilomio.
Web. 6104.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
$30.00 Cash and
$30.00 Per Month
Buys this beautiful, all modern. 6-room
bungalow: located 2 blocks from car line
and 24 blocks from school.
Don't Pay Rent
Another Month.
Telephone About
This Today
Call Walnut In evening.
Call Douglas week days.
$6,000 Lafayette, 7-room, strictly
modern; sleeping porch, fireplace and
all built-in features. A very attractive,
well built home, south front oorner. D.
3Stf.
7-ROOM bungalow in Dundee. It should
be seen to be appreciated. Wal. 168..
6-ROOM bungalow in Dundee. A rare
bargain. Heeliig is believing. Doug. 2946.
FOR BALE by owner, seven-room mod
ern home. Call Harney 1441, or 2IIH
Capitol Ave.
S109 Underwood $ large nna.. oak, ma
hog y, birch, si. poro'i, h w. heat. D,74"4.
E.QU1TY of $1,200 for sale In modern cot-
n Ki . 1 fr n.n vab . . U V. I
,r) vwv 3 " '.. a,v n c L t , UK,
anoe trade. Call Walnut 2480.
WEST FARNAM lot. $SO0; all Improve
ments in and paid for; good car serv
ice; close to church and school. Tyler
1636.
REAL ' ESATE IXV K8TMENTS
7 '
and a Share
of the Profits
la what you get when you Invest with us
in our profit sharing plan. It la one of
the aafest and moat 'profitable Invest
ments to be had. Call and aee ua about
it. The- security Is ample. Our dividend
earnings have never been lees than II
T-er cent in the past twelve years. You
can invest in amounta or siuv or more.
So or write us at once about It
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney Bt.
UOOD Investment, two-atory brick, con
tatnlng 8 stores and 1 six-room flats;
rental, $9rt yearly. Tyler 1M6.
JOBBING site. 66x132, comer lot with
trackage, within one-half block of 12th
and Douglas streets. Price, $17,500. Tyler
low.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS.
Special Bcirgains
121 B. ISth Ave., right In the CREAM, a
splendid, well built, part brick and
part frame, rooms, hot water
neat, two baths, all hardwood
throughout; newly painted and
decorated. Vacant and ready tu
move in. Ask to see it
S319 Harney lit., a splendid home, first
class condition Inside and out;
rooms; beautiful Interior arrange
ment; large living room with fire
place; woll finished In hardwoods;
thoroughly modern and up-to-date.
Let us show you.
Bemis Park
J415 Lafayette Ave., extra well built It
room house, strictly modern; oak
finish downstairs, with oak floor
throughout; large, welt arranged
bedrooms, sleeping porch and gar
age. Price K.OOO. Must sell. Want
an offer.
Investments
$90,000 New brick, improved gross
rental xji.iw. in is win pay about
10 per cent net on the price.
Mortgage $:,W. 5H per cent five
years, straight loan. Owner
obliged to make change and will
consider part In good, clear, flrnt
clnwi real estatt with some money
besides mortgage. ,
$46,000 A not!) er brick. Improved, excel
lent condition, brininng In gross
rental U.i'M per year. This prop
erty la clear. Owner would take
in good farm and give long time on
the balance.
D. V. Sholes Co.
15-1 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 4a
Here Is the
Opportunity You've
Been Watching For
A Beautifully Located
6-Room, New, All
Modern Bungalow
$300 Cash
Monthly Payment to Suit.
This house is only' , Dlock
from car line; is on a beau
tiful lot; principal rooms
in oak ; brick fireplace, ce
ment basement and all
modern.
Phone Walnut 6K2 thla evening and will
be ptaased to send an automobile to bring
you out and Inspect this house. On weeV
days call Douglas 22o.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heavy Raini Make Market Bullith
and Wheat Advances One and
Two Cents in Price.
RECEIPTS ARE QUITE LIGHT
OMAHA, July 14. 1016.
Heavy rains and senerallv unsettled
weather continue to have a bullish effect
on the market
t ash grains were stronger today and
made good advances over veaterdav'a
quotations.
Receipts of aheat and oata were exren-
ttonallv light and there was a fair de
mand for both of these cereals
neat sold Vyiv higher, while oats
e.ere quoted unchanged to ty up.
Light receipt and a pretty fair demand
caused an advance
uiBou an advance of
He in the com
market.
Oata are Verv scar,1 and aome nf the
larger houses are asklnr for extensions
on their sales for July shipment.
i'bq roaas and uncertain weather Is de
sying the haullna of thasa arralna and It
is difficult to say Just when the move
ment of the new crop will begin.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to WHMW0 bushels; com, .0 buafiela; oata.
14.nno htiMiela.
Liverpool close: Wheat and enrn not
quoted.
Primary wheat receipt were mWO
bushels and shipments I40.OTI0 bushels.
against receipts of S.Hm.OUi buaffela and
snipments of 1 4i3in bushels last year.
Frlmarv corn receipts were fill 000 bush
els and shipments 6.K bushels, against
receipts of 461.i'O0 and ahtnment of 41.-
Wi bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were SR2.000 bnsh
els snd shipment 47N.OHO bushels, asalnst
rec ipts of 757.000 buahels and shipment
of 77,O0 bnshels last year.
t 'A RIA'T KKCKIPT".
Wheat. Corn
Oata.
r
Chicago 13
112
Minneapolis 1
Duluth
Omaha I
M
IS
It
Kansas Cltv f3
St. l,oula. Ti7
ninnipeg ki ... ,.,
Thcso salea were reported todav:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter: I car, $1.13.
No. S hard: 1-6 car, $t .28. No. 4 mired:
1 car. $1.25. No. 3 mixed durum: I car.
11.16: 1 car. $1.16. Corn: No. J white: 4
cars. 74Va; 1 6-6 car. 74c. ro. white-
2 cars. 74c. No. 2 yellow: i cars, 'Vie. No.
2 vellow: 2 care. 74c. No. 2 mixed: 2 oars
(rear white . 7J)tc; l rar. 78Sc; 2 cars.
78V,c; 3, care, 7:tc. No. 3 mixed: 1 rar
(near white), TSc; 1 car. "Sc; 1 car (high
color. 7:'c. No. mixed: 1 car (near
white), 7JHc: 1 car. 72"c; car, 7J,n;
1 rar tmusly), 7fc. Osts: No. .4 while:
2 cars, WV. No. 4 white. 2 cara, 4Ho.
Hample: l car. 4V,e. Barley: No. 4: S
car. 6KSc. k car. 64c.
Omaha Cash Prtcea Wneat: no. i rur
tey, $l.SRil.27; No. $ turkey, $1.84 M:
so. 2 hard, $l.SJi L: No. 2 hard.. $1.28(9
1.30: No. 4 hard. I1.27(ff 1.28: No. S spring,
1 ZSfi'1.83: No. I durum. $1. 181. 1; No. 2
I yellow. 73?74c; No. 4 yellow, 73V(
I3c; No. 6 yellow, 73i873: No. yel
low, 73(&'73i,c; No. 2 mixed. ?3r!r73u: No.
t mixed, 72n784c; No. 4 mixed, "iKWftc;
No. 6 mixed, 72W7Vo; No. mixed, 7
72ic. at: No. 2 white. 50V4i60Wkr; stan
dard, 50ijj6(i.c; No. 3 white, 4fih60c; No
4 white, 4ttHc. Barley: Malting. J
70c; No. 1 feed 66fJ6!ic. Kye: No. I, $W
(0c; No. 8, 88"fic
CHICAGO CiRAIv AND PHOViaiOWi
Feat ares of the Tradtnsr and Closing
Prices oa Board of TrsUle.
CHICAGO. July 14. Anxiety regarding
black rust forced an advance In wheat
prices today that bordered on the sensa
tional. The market closed strong at 4H
6'to above last night. Com finished a
shade to c up, and oats with a gain
of HifiMiC In provisions, final quotations
varied from 10c decline to a rise of 20c.
Fresh reports of black rust infection
were accompanied by signs that foreign
ers had abandoned a waiting policy In
regard to buying wheat. It waa found that
offerings In the pit had lodged In strong
hands, chiefly firms with connections at
the seaboard. Speculators who had been
indulging In short sales were unable to
protect themselves and there were many
stop-loaa ordera executed during the up
ward whirl that was witnessed as the
session came to sn end. The buying flurry
received some additional Impetus from a
bullish construction placed on the govern
ment's weekly crop report and on Berlin
advicea regarding Germany's attitude as
to submarine warfare.
Free selling by skeptics about black,
rust danger depressed the wheat market
until about tile middle of the day. Re
newed rain, however. In Kansas and
other Important sections of the harvest
region tended to check the heara There
was no decided upturn, though, prevlou
to the receipt of dlspatchea from the
northwest that seemed to imply a more
serious outlook as to the dreaded black
rust.
Corn responded to the action ow wheat,
but kept throughout within a narrower
range. Weather conditions were generally
referred to aa being against the bears, in
the oata crowd, wheat strengthen more
than offset favorable crop reports. Ship
ping demand wss good and on aome
sales to the seaboard the buyers paid the
hlehest premium of the aeaaon.
ProviBiona averaged lower owing to re-
RE AIi ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Hplendid house of six room and bath,
- near car, stores, etc, $3,600. Douglas 1009.
New 6-r. bungalow. Bo. of Miller park,
mod. In every respect, $4,000. Douglas 1000.
6148 Dodge, new part Dundee, double lot,
6-r. bungalow, large living room. D. 7406.
URAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Uts4M.
Dundee Bungalow
at Right Price
This is a seven-room, modern bungalow,
located on a south front lot. 60Uo fu,
only two short block from cur line, on
lilgli, sightly point, affording a fine view,
having larg? living room across entire
front, with brick flteplaoe, built-in book
cases, attractive dining room, with built
in buffet, both finished In oak, two large
bed rooms and complete bath room fin
ished In birch; convenient kitchen, with
ample pantry room, all on first floor;
two exceptionally large bed rooms on
second floor. Full cemented basoment,
furnace heat, laundry connections, sta
tionary tubs, brick foundation, combina
tion cement driveway. House alone
cost nearly the price asked for whole
property. Lot woith $1,400. Prie, $4,600.
A well bt'llt houne at a very low price.
Small payment doan, balance monthly
like rent. Possession at once. Do not
fall to investigate.. This Is the test value
we hav had tha opportunity of offering
In Dundee for a long time.
George & Company
Phone D. 766. IXiil City Nat. Bank Bldg.
Two-story, 6-room house in Dundee, all
modem. $3,260- make me an offer; $6U0
down. Phone Douglas 4232.
WANT ofler for 7-room all modern Dun
dee residence adjoining Happy Hollow,
garage and driveway. Douglas SwB.
risressk.
C. U NETHAWAT for trade. Flor. 17S.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
By direction of tha property committee
of the Board of Resents, bid will be re
ceived until 4 o'clock p. m. Monday, July
19, 1(116, at ths office of the undersigned
for the construction of a boiler house,
stack and tunnels according to plana ana
specifications now on file at the office
of the superintendent oi construction.
Cnlverelly of Nebraska, Lincoln. Bald
building, stack and tunnels to be con
structed on the t'nWerslty Farm near
Uncoin and to cost approximately t.a.ujO.
Bidders must confer with the superin
tendent and use ths blank prepared by
htm for building proposala Blda roust
be accompanied by ca-shlar'a checks or
certifies tea of deposit as required by in
structions accompanying plana and l i-
ficatlona it la must be sealed and plainly
marked on ths outside "Bid for boiler
house." The right is reserved to reject
any ana an Mas rmversity of Nebraska,
J. 8. Dales, Secret r . Station A. Uncoin.
j vt-s-n i
Rent rooms quick with a Bee Waul Ad.
the International Press congress here
today.
lurum, I1.174il. 1R. Vorn: No. 2 wnite, 74
l"744c; No. 2 white. TSVOc; No. 4 white,
IVttittSKe; No. 6 white. 73r7a4i ; No.
newed liquidation h
prices esrlv for hog
Utile effect.
Closing prices on options:
Arttclel Open. I High. I Ixw. Close. .Yesy
Wheat
July.
Seot.
Corn
I
1 n
1 14
1 V
7Tsf
1 1
1 mv,
7:,1
47V'
3TS1
1 16M
I V
77S
7JV,
4"s'
I h'v
1 m'
I
July.f
17
7SV.
7' I
73
Kept
Oata
7X,i
I
I
July
Sept
Pork
4V
4Sl
1S'
2
I
Sept. IX 10 1J IS 4 76
Oct. ! IS W I 16 27 W! 14 M
J 1
i id
Ird
tiept. $ SO I 2 30
Oct .1 I 4:,1 8 4?V4
Riba ,
nept.l $ W I I
Oct.. t., 10 00
1 I .
S 4-U,
i r.'S'
8 S7H
I
I 66
I S6
0 Ml
Ml
10 UU
I S"
Chicago Cash Prices W heat : No. I red.
nominal. No. 3 red. new. II ltj 16. No
I hard, nominal. Corn: No. i yellow. TXW
4T5"c; No. 4 yellow, 7c; Nt, 4 white. 7 .
Oata: No. 3 white. r4Viiiu4Sr: standard,
Mj4V. Kye. No. 2. nominal, liar-
ley. 725J7io. fteeds: Timothy
. .
clover, $.60rfl3 Provisions
V., ,.(ti, i.t.
Pork i
114 M, lard, $7.7Mi.12't; riba.
I.S-7.
37W1f
EOOS-t'naettted; receipts. IS 4 cases;
at mark, rases Included, I4tii7ur: ordi
nary first. 164H6k4c: firsts, titH7c.
BfTTKH lAwer. creamery. 2l1iliS-.
POT A TO K8 Ixiwer: receipts, bo car.
Virginia. Cobblers. $1.26411.20.
POCLTHV Alive higher; fowls. 13c;
springs. 2xU23c.
NRW lOHK (iKNFRO, MIHKKT
ilootatleas of the Day
Varlfl
4'nnimoalt les.
NEW TORK. July 14.-FM)t?!i-F1rnMr;
apring patents. $6.u(&7.0u.
W H RAT Bpot, strong; No. 2 red. $1 41,
and No. 2 hard winter. 1.60 c. I. f. New
York export billed; No. I Northern Ihi
I 'it h, $1.61, and No. 1 Northern Ma nit alio,
$1 404. c. 1. f. Buffalo. Futures, firm.
Ktptember closed $1,164.
COHN-FIrm; No. 2 yellow, KtVc prompt
shipment.
OATS Firm; standard. 62c: No. 3 white.
fflSc; fancy clipped white. HIiJshSUjc.
HAY Steady; shipping. $1.00.
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice,
IS14, Mkiilic; 1K13. nominal; Pacific coast.
114 lUfHc- 1913. twoc
HIDES Firm; Bogota, SOflWlc; Cen
tral America, Itc
LEATHER-Finn; hemlock flrsta, 32c;
seconds, JUMfixic
PROVISIONS Pork, easv; mesa, $M.l"
fi1V75; family, $11.00(jl 00; hort clear.
$19.SOc(jm.60. Beef, teadv; mess $l.00ttf
16.60. family, $19.&0.n W.60. l,ard, easy;
middle west, 1.90 to 1 00.
TAI.LUW-8tesd ; city. 64c. nominal;
Country, 6ytii'c; special. 6,c.
BCTTEk ttteadv; recelnls. 16.504 tubs;
creamery, extra. ;T7fuac firsts, 'HP
28W,c; seconds, 23441244c.
FjUQH Flrnr. receipt. 17.6S0
fresh gathered, extra. 2SH24c;
firsts, SihaZtc; firsts. !H4i&Ji4r.
CHEKBK Irregular: receipts.
rases;
extra
6.040
boxes; state, whole milk, flats and twins,
fresh, colored, apeolala, 16c; same, white,
l4V4fl6o; same, colored, average fancy,
H4uMc; sam. white, 144c
lOt'LTRY 14vr. orlre not settled.
Dressed, unlet; western froscn roastlmr
chickens. 1mi22c; fresh fowls. Iced, 134'(
17c; fresh turkeys, iced, loti'loc.
Cora and Wheat Regdoo Belletla.
At Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at ( a. nr. 76th meridian
time, Wednesday, July 14, 1916:
STATIONS OF OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp.
Rain
Citation.
High. low.
fall.
.16
2.06
.00
.18
1.19
.04
.7
.00
.61
.07
.00
.45
.00
l.rr
.34
.60
.oo
.in
M
.00
.00
Bky.
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloud v
Pt. cloud
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining ,
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy,
Ashland. Nob.. 83
66
Auburn, Neb....H4
Broken Bow ...NT
06
4
W
1
M
70
X
M
f
W
64
64
0
sr.
67
66
70
Coiumhtn. Neb.
Oulbertson. Nb 01
Falrbury, Neb. RS
Fairmont. Neb, 17
Or. Island. Nb. DO
Hartlngton. Nb W
Hastings, Neb. M
Holdrege, Neb. 86
Lincoln. Neb. .. 6.1
No. Platte. Nb 4
Oakdale, Neb.. 16
Omaha, Nob.... 63
ITokamah, Nb. 89
Alta, la 67
Carroll, la
narlnda. la.... K6
Blbley, la 3D
Sioux City. la. M
Lowest temperature
for
twelve-hour
period ending at I a
m. Not Included
In averages.
Between six and aeven Inches of rain
occurred within the last twenty-four
hours in northwestern Missouri, and ex
cessive ralna occurred at points In all
western districts of the corn and wheat
belt.
Summary of weather and crop condi
tion In corn and wheat region for week
ending July 12. 1916:
WA8HINQTON, July 14. Rains In the
winter wheat states delayed harveat In
thn central and northern dlatiicts, and
much ripe wheat la uncut, and soil Is too
wet for operations and wheat in shock
sprouting. In the southern portions
the area. Is drier and harvesting la com
pleted gnd threshing is progressing with
satisfactory yields. In the spring wheat
state less cool weather, with sufficient
ralna, mad a favorable week, and wheat
now heading" In the southern portion
nd the outlook is promising. . For oorn
the week Is less unfavorable than the
proredlng one, although continued rains
In Important portions delayed rutlvatlon.
Alao In northern districts corn continues
small. Oata harvest wss delayed, rains
promoting too heavy growth In somo sec
tions, and rust in oinera. nut la pro
gressing well generally. Haying waa de
fayed by wet weather In several states.
L. A. WElH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Kansas City Orals) aad Provisions.
KANSAS CTTT. July 14. WH WAT No.
1 hard. $1.22vrri.86: No. 2 red. It. 14-21. 28;
July. $1.1014; September, $1 036,; December,
tl.0846.
CORN No. I mixed. 78c; No. I white,
T6flTO4c: No. I yellow. TTo: No. , T6c;
July, 74c; September. 70c; Dooember,
lVc
OATS-No. 1 whits. 6:4c; No. I mixed,
4f4Mo.
BUTTER-Creamery. 27c; firsts,
second. 23c; packing, 19c.
EK18 Firsts, 174c; seconds. 12Vsc
POl'LTRY Hen. 12c; rooster,
broilers. 17tUu.
SEc;
c;
MlaaoaoIls Oralo Marttet.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 14 WHEAT -July,
$1.88; September. 1.114; No. I hard,
$1.44; No. 1 northern, $1.331. 49; No. t
northern. 8i.3nttl.4a.
FliOI'R Unchanged.
BARLEY-eiaTlo.
RYE Nominal.
BRAN- $21.60.
CORN No. S yellow. T7,i78iie.
OAT8-N0. white. SOti&lc.
FLAX $1.631.70.
Bt. Loala GraJa Market.
WT. liOTH". July 14 WHEAT No t
red, II tl 26: No. 2 hard, nominal; July.
$1.11; Pcpternber. $1 064.
CORN-Nq. 2. 7S'iS4c; No. t white. 78c;
July. T71c; September, TIVrJIHc.
OATS No. 2. 62c: No. 2 white. 63Uc.
S
Evaporated Apples ss4 Dried Fralts
NEW YORK, July 14.-EVAPORATEU
AI'PLKS Quiet.
DRIED FKUITf-Prunes. firm. Aprl
rota, easy. Peaches, dill. Raisins,
steady.
Liverpool Ursis Market.
LIVBRPCrfJU July 14 WHEAT Spot,
No. 2. lis d; No. 3, lis 14d: No 1 north,
em, IMiluth, lis 6d; No. 2 hard winter,
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, I
-a.
Coffee Market,
NEW TORK. July 14.-COFFBE The
market for coffee futures opened stead v
at an advano of 2 to 3 points on renewed
support from recent buyers snd some
scattered covsrinu. wtilch may have ben
Inspired by reports that the BrasilUn
?u eminent had made arrangenienta to
Inance a holding movement should the
demand from Europe fall off. lieneral
busiiieas) waa quiet and there was soma
tradn selling of late months, but the
market closed unchanged to 12 points
higher with July relatively firm, ralea
17,760 bags. July, 7.; August (sou;
Buptomber, .76c; Octoter, 4.7m; Novem
ber, ; December, 6. Sic: January, .7c;
February. 4. Vac; March. 6n; April, 7c;
May. 7.06c; June, 7.c. Hpot market,
quint; Rio 7a 74c; Saotoa 4s, v Cost
and freight offera wecw sumowhal irregu
lar, but anout unchanged on trie average.
Rloa exchange was 1-lad lower, while MU
reta prhes were UfM-hanged.
ajar Market.
NEW YORK, July 14 H CO A R Raw,
quiet: centrifugal, 4.8341 4. ft); molasssa,
4 (V(P4 Renned. ateady.
(were generally weak and lower ami at
noon were 1 to MJ points net lower.
rse.reTto h.v:'nu,OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET!
Beit Cattle Fully Steady and Othen
Ten Cents or More Lower
Lambs Open Lower.
i
I HOGS STEADY TO TEN HIGHER
! i
SOl'TH OMAHA. July 14. IU I
nIP aere: Cattle Hogs Sheep
i t r ri, in I Motvla) 4
4. ft-
I Official Turstlsv $.6r7
4 747
4.7ifl
io :
l..vo ,
' K,lni" Wednesday.. J.H
Three uavs' totnla . . HI 04)
14 131
1H.7W
?4 SJJ
M.OVI
J3.7I1
34.627
M.032 ;
W.71 !
SiVS-M
27.342 j
S.74!
I7.ti34j
Same rtsys Insl week.. 7.IW
Nam ! weeks
..M.4W4
..14. Ull
. .14 UK
. . i7
i "ame J weeks ago...
" 4 weeks ato...
f'sme days last year
The folio In 11. ) allows the receipt
i of lattle. hnus m,rf ),.jn .1 the South
Omahr live sto.k market r te vear to
e.'MaiA .......... . . . . . .
" lviiii-ri o Wlin ISKl
1K1A.
1X14 Inc. Deo.
' faille
f.TO.KM
1.7?: M
416 306 U4.7
1.427,661 2X1,776
1.141.74 8.443
slioas the averSKe
rioaa
"neep 1.I3S.SIW
The folios In tshla
price for hogs at the South O.oah
live
tth
stock market for lh last few daya.
uiupai isons:
Date ( litis, jlii. ; It'll i:Hl.illK).'u
June
Jitn-
7 $.,',
7 !4V
7 3i4
J 434
T -.'
I S 44
13
$ n $ til
17l $ 66i
1 Mi usi it ui I 44
t Ml 1! I i 42
20 I 02 T M
7 t m $ ( t 02
June
jiny
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
Julv
.I'll v
Julv
July
Julv
i.:
4
4 .
6 .
I 20 1 W
,V, 7 KI
i si 4
$ i ll I 6.H 7 1S 4, (11
1 S 7 1 33 $ 22 $ 6 T Tl
.. 7 234! $ H
'..I 7 M4t
6 .1 -f l4l
I 9NLJ
V 8 $1 II 311 $ 78, j 6
8 31 8 R 7 231 I Hi' M 7 b6
St 76l 1 I9 i I 62. 7 17
ll kMkl 47 1 7l 7 V4 331 I T 67
11 1 l 61 8 71 7 H TI 44
12 I 66V,, 8 74, 7 I Hi 7 66
18.1 84 8 66' 16; I 30 6 11 7 67
14 I tt',4! 8 Ml 8 f. ! 6 24 8 Wl 7 V.
'Hunday. Holiday.
CATTLl'-rtwelpts ware moderate
again today, only 136 cara being reported
In. For the three daya this week re
call amount to 10,039 bead, being larger
than last week e small run, but with that
exception smaller than any recent week.
At the saute tune receipts this week ate
ainooat double what the- were a year
ago.
Uuyer were out in the yard In aod
season thl morning looking for good
to choice bewvea, both heavy welghta
and yearling, and anything of that de
scription sold very readily at prices that
were fully ateady with yesterday, tkwd
yearlings aold aa high aa $10 Oo. and the
best heavy cattle reached $10.10, wMch
Is ss high anything haa brought thus far
this year. The common to pretty good
kind of cattle, that Is, cattle weighing
from around 960 and under, were very
slow and 10c or more lower.
Oood corn fed oowa were fully ateady,
but there were not very many of that
kind in eight. The grassy and Inferior
grade are clipping downward a little
every day and they are lMf4oo lower
than last Thursday.
There were very few etookere and
feeders In sight, but what few there were
commanded ateady prVes.
Wuotallona on cattle: Uood to choice
yearlings. $i.0it 10.00; fair to good year
ling, $vor.oo, good to choice heavy
beeves, W.in'l0 00; fair to good oornfed
heevea. $8,76 060; common to fair corn
fed beeves, $7.76li.7&; rood to oholce heif
ers, $7.titMV.00; good to eholoe oowa, $6.oDf
7.60; fair to good cow, $fl.004p8.M; common
to fair cows. $4.00fj00;. good to ohnloo
feeder. $rOU.J0; fair to good feeders,
$6 6ou7 50; common to fair atockars, $6.6ti9
6 60; stock heifers. $6.768 700; stock corns.
$6.60r6r0; stock calves, MOW.M; vsal
calves, $M0yV76; fat
bulls, stag, etc.,
Representative sales:
UEBF bT'CMRS,
Ne.
44..
At. Pt. Ne.
.1M0 9 0 o
.urn U 11
.tax I M t
.11. I 40 II
.1170 III 41
A. Ft.
..iim I T
..IWI 171
..IUT I M
..11)1 IH
,.ini it 00
II..
II..
I til I 40
.1441 1 II
8TKKKH AND ilEIFERH
7 eo
It
H
51 M
SM 10 00
171 16 0
401
T6I
1 40
I II
II
COWS.
4 I ....
4 Tl I
I 10 I
I M 14
I II I
I M 1
IM I
71 1 . ...
HMIFKKB
II II
I 41 I ....
,. TM
.. 1
. .I0M
6 10
I 00
f 11
I M
I Ilk
I 4t
T 00
7 W
4 T6
1 40
.. 174
.1010
..1000
..111
.. DM
.. ITI
.totft
leu
.liui
. Ml
, 170
Ml
CALV BS.
7 10 1 IM
I OA 1 14
9 Ifl
9 It
341)
111
71
8TOCKEK8 AND FKEDER9.
614 I 14 II Tit 7 M
U0 4 Tl II 11 III
lw 7 M
HOOB Another very moderate hog run
showed iid todav. estimate calllna for
sixty-eight rara, or 4,700 head. Total for
the flrat hair of tho week ! only 14,139
head, being 2.600 smaller than a week ago.
over 20.0i0 short of two weeka ago and
Just a little over half as large asjfor tha
corresponding days last year. The re
ceipts for the three days are smaller
ll'sn for any similar pert 00: atno ths
flrat week of December last rear, when
only a little over 13,000 head were re
ported In.
1'nder the Influence of encouraging ad
vices from other markets the trade took
a brace thl morning. Shipper bought
over hslf the reoelpts at prlcea that were
quoted as anywhere from steady to as
much aa 6l()c higher. Phlpper buyers
comajilered their general coal aa eloae to
6c higher.
Packers, with less than half the small
supply at thalr alDoel, started out bid
ding steady, and finally put up their
drovea at prices that were In most case
a nickel higher, although a few salea were
considered ss no better than ateady. A.
decent clearance had been made by
slortlv after 10 o'clock.
On the whole the trade was mostly to
up. Rhlpper bought hogs that they
would not have looked at yesterday,
while packers, on the other hand, were
forced to bo satisfied with drovea that
were made up, to a great extent, of the
undeslrsble ends of sorted loads. Bulk
of the killer hogs was cashed around
16.70, with odd pieces of loads down aa
low aa $4.30. HI 1 1 p per s' range of prices
was even wider than yesterday, their
purchases being made all the way from
$6.76 to $7 30, the lattre figure being the
day's top. ,-
Representative sale:
No.
44 .
A.
..Ill
.ill
..171
..no
. ti
..if
. .M
. l
,.rt
.171
..171
. .
..tl
..HI
Hk. Pr. No. A? Hk Pr.
140 I M 15 t4l HI IN
IW IH IT m 10 T 00
... It M $49 1MI T 00
... I Tt 71 Ill 40 T 014
lit t 71 4 tOI It lot
40 t TI4 Tl Il IM T I
... I Tl tl 110 W I 14
... t Tl VI fH . . T II
IS T74 TT 117 120 1 II
10 I la II K'l 40 T I
M t II 141 ... 1 M
N IH II IM ... 1 at
1st II SO J6 .... Ik
... I M II l ... 1 fr)
W..
tl..
II..
hi. .
B7..
..
. .
41..
14..
..
..
BHEBP Bheep and lamb receipts cone
tinned fslrly liberal, about thirty-five
cars, or .VXi head making up the day's
sufly. Thla Is nesrly aa large as yes
terday's run, and quite a bit heavier than
Monday. Total for tha three days
amounts to 28 03? head: which is 2.000
lurger than both lest week and two week
aa-u, and over 10,000 heavier than a year
ko. Run fw the first half of the week
Is the heaviest since the latter part of
April.
The big end of tha offerings consisted of
lambs sgsln this morning, and with a
very fair local supply and bearish ad
vicea from Chirago the market waa a
f 1 rice reducing affair from the outset. No
a nibs sold until well slong toward 11
o'clock, when a string of weoterna of Just
fair quality was rashed at a decline of
about 36c, going at $4.60.
Other lamba were being held for mors
money, but In the end it turned out that
tnl one sals had notched the trada and
wuen the balanue of the offerings waa
finally cashed It wss largely around thl
figure. $., although one string wsnt
at $8 40. tJeneral market was a flat quar
ter lower.
Hupplles of old sheep were compara
tively small and ran largely to ewes.
Everything In the o,d mutton line sold
at good steady to strong prices, and buy
ers ouoted soma stuff sa a little higher.
Native ewea reached $640, while two oars
of Idaho moved at $6.66, as high as has
been paid here this week, although good
handy weights were nominally quoted to
day at 16 75. A neck each of yearlings
and wethers sold at $7.00 and $4.60, re
spectively. About the only feeders sold up to a
late hour waa a bunch of ewea at $4.21,
but in view of tho firm tone to the
feeder lamb trada of lata It was not
probable that there would be much If
any change today.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lamba,
good to choice, M EI 40; lambs, fair to
good, $8 0itpi26: lamba. feeders, $7.0't
8.00: yearling, fair to choice, H 60-07 60;
wethtrs. fair to choke, i.6txtf4).7&; ewea.
good to choice. $:..!Mr.?; ewes, fair to
Rood $4 tf $6
Representative sales:
No Av. Tr
m native feeder ewes II 4 M
w) native lamba S I 60
7 native ewes l"l 6 40
12 cull ewe H6 2 75
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Governed by Course of War Contract
Issues.
COAL PRODUCTS PRICES DROP
NEW YORK . July 14 -To a greater ex
lent than lefore. tndnr'a atock market
ts aa governed by the course of the war
contract or munition Issues. This group I
ahsorhed the major portion of siwriilatlve I
attention with nets high prices for Amer-j
'can Can at 61. Siudehaker at 8i . Baltl-
v on locomotive at 1V tieneral Motors
at i4 and Wlllva-Overland at 11. Other
stocks In the same class rose 2 to 4 points,
the mot conspicuous exception lielng
American t'oal Products which forfeited
6 points of It recent sensational advance.
Meantime represents 1 1 e Investment
storks were either neglected of umlei
nuiderat pressure. I'nlted Ktate Steel
waa the only leader lo rank with war
specialties In point of atttvlty. but failed
lo equal It bei quotation of the previous
t'av. Reading Canadian Pacific and
Amalgamated t'oipet reflected more or
less ateady selllna.
New features 01' strength were seen In
such utilities a Western I'nlon and Con
solidated Oss. the former advancing al
most I ;otnt on Intimation that the
S'-ml-flnul statement to he Issued tomor
row will siirw a suhsiintlRl net Increase
of earnings. Trs.ie development were
iMsllnctly favorable In the steel Industry,
further price advame helna announced
i'v soma or the leading mills. UiV.
a nna Mrel's uuarterlv statement dis
closing a net Increase of over $000,000 ex
I lama the recent Improvement In that
stork
hollowing Its usual custom the market
'litided generally In the final dealings,
when the detnan i for mnt of the sue
r 11 tie showed signs of having run Its
muise, for a time, at least. The closing
waa irregular will) aome alight net InRSes.
notably In Canadian Pacific. Southern Pa
cific and Reaillng Ml-soml, Kansas A
Texas Issue were arulelv weak, the pre-
ierrea biock seiim at the new low price
of 17. Total salea amounted to 47t,ouo.
Franc were lh feature of today for
eign evrhans market rah'e and cherks
on Parla at renvthi nlng percept I hi y In an
ticipation or ins successrui outcome of
the credit operstlon now pending with
our banker
Heavy aalea of I'nlted fltsles Mieel IU
snd Consolidated da 6 marked the deal
ings in the bond market. Total sales par
value, were $'.U46.0. I'nlted State bond
were unchanged on call.
I .oca I atocka and Bond.
Qiiautlnna furaUhs h rtit. "Tinker a re ,
44 Untalia Nettonsl bask bulWIn.
einr-
hssk af plorne
(Vinilasntal uvea aat Rlsrtrlo pt4..
Peers a V. sfd
Rid.
HI
14
4
tt4
IIM
inn
lw
Tl
. n
94
.101
.
. 1:4
. 14
11
laesis Trsrilos prs
yslratont Osamsrr 7 s.
9(d.
nsraM Jims, s . e. prd.. ,
La Broom snd Duitir rt
lnoola Tslspsons (Nt
Mountain Mtstss Tsleaknn
tmana sna o. Bluffs 81. gjr. sfd.. Tl
Vixliks ursln sft M
I nlon Kttx k Tsnls stork M
sunders-Kennedf Bldg. td s
Hiiliherser 4 Co. T . c. rll
Hioui cur Awk Yards fd . M
Hontls
4'udahr Tk Cn U. 1M4 1110
ritr National Bank Rid ts .. ... sa
Contlnsntal Oas and Rlas. Is, 11x7... 114
Rsemor, Neb., la
pundee, Nh , Muni. HUt, t0 ml 71
lrfneln Lisht, Heat and iWar Is . nl
Kas. ritr. Ms , ark plat. 44a, HU M
1
H4
loos
n
M
I no
lot
M
101 II
nnai it, Tana., sa lu.,
Kaw gtats Talaphoh Is ...
Naw York 44a. IMS
fHnaka A Co Btuffa Hi. Rr
Itookr Ml. Kual la. boaua
lot M 101 10
Tfl
U
101
M4
m
100
4 IT
II
tt
114
ltd M
Halt Lks Wal. snd gaw 44a, UN..
Ka bit. (HI , 4,. tl M IT
Sloui f'ltjr mork Tarda la, ISM
Swift CW. la 144
t. Jo, tin., ab.. 44 IIM ...
.... M
.... M4
WO tt 101 tl
t nlvsrstir plaos, Nob. 4a. lilt .
Wichita Uulaa Htk via s. till
4
j
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 14. MERCANTILE
PAPWn Sffl4 per csnt.
"TBKLINH KXCHANOB-nlxty.-lsy
bill. $173: demand. $4.7670; rablss. $4.77
MILVKR Bar, 474c; Mexican dollars
36o.
IIONDB Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
TIME LOANfJ-Bteady; elxty daya, 1V
0)V per rent; ninety daya, 2U'Q2 per
cent; pig months. 4134 per cent,
CALL MONKT-4edv; high, t per
rent; low, 14 per cent: ruling rata, I
per cent: last loan, I per cent; closing
bid, 14 per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
I.ooeloa Stork Market.
LONDON, July 14 -American aomirftlea
nn the atock market were only oonaalon
ally marked. Tho closing wss dull but
ateady.
PILVER Bar, 22 t-l6d per ounce. Money,
14li per cent. Dlaoount rate, short
bills. 4t4 per cent: 8 months. 44064 per
cent.
Bank riearlsvars.
OMAHA. July 14 -Bank clearings for
Omaha today wars $1,916,770 43 and for tha
corresponding day last year, 3,66,0a2.7X
CHICAGO 1.IVB ATOCK MARKET
Cattle Irresjolar Hog raaoltlett
keep Weak.
CTHICAflO, July 14 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14,000 head; market. Irregular: na
tive beef steers. W?H10 40; western
teera, 47.164 86: cows and heifers, IJ.2U4J
$.26; calves. $7.60fl'll..
HOQ-Receipts. 20,000 head; market,
unsettled, opened strong, closed fcfdoc
lower; bulk, .sfttr7.2o; fight, r7.ls4p7.70;
mixed, $6.7McT.6; heavy, $.66t(T7.26; rough,
6M7 70: Diss. $6,7647 00.
8HBEP AND I Jk MB-Rexelpt 14.000
neatt; market, we; harp, ib.tom.u:
lambs, $6.60Q.aK,
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KAN6AJ4 CITY. Mo . July 14 .-CATTLE
Receipts, s.ocq hn; market lower;
prime fed steers. IM dfvU'10 00. dressed beef
leers, $.60fO4O: western steers. $7.So
76; oowa, $4.6ti07 V; hetfera $7.0h?v.7S,
s'ocsers ana teener, sn vcpsi cull.
$6.767 26; calve. $4 OOtff 10.24.
MOUaV- Receipt. 6.000 hd' market
teadv: bulk of aalea, $7.10i7.46: heavy,
$7,0047.26; paekera and butchers. $7,100'
7.46; llsht. r i6'7.4b; pigs. $7.5f7.6.
HHICICP AND LAM HS Receipts. 1,000
head: market for aheap steady and for
lamb lower; lamb. I 4fttl) 60; yearling.
$47614.50; wethers. $.26.7; awra. $6.00
l)0.
1
t. Loala Live atock Market.
BT. IjOT'IB. lulv 14 CATTLE Re
eeipta. 4.800 head; market strong; native
beef steers, $7 604i10.S; yearling steers and
heifer. $8 OtVuft.w;: cow. 4.0vtl.16; tock-
rsand feeder. $6.tsrf'8.M; annthem steers,
$2&(l.K. native calves, $0.0010.74.
tniuB necripts, tow nean; marxet
higher; pig and light. l7.O0A7.ln: mixed
and butchers, $7.1047. $0; good heavy, $7.10
7 6
SHEEP AND LAMBS Reoelnt. 4
liesd; market ctesdy to 16c lower: native
mutton. $6.f5 26: lamb, $7. Vti' W;
clipped lamba, $7.&0i&.00
. Joseph Live leek Market.
T. JOSEPH, July 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,000 head. Market higher; ateara,
$7.VttM0.lo: cowa and helfera, $4.o(xa4).7i;
calves. $4 00410. 60.
HOOS Kouelpta. 1.60 head Market
steady; Up, $7.20; bulk of salea, $7.00
7 26
' SHEEP AND LAMTJS No receipts.
Market nominal; lambs, $8.0O4j6O.
Cottoa Market .
NEW YORK, July 14-XTTON-f4pot,
null
middling upland, taw; sales, 2,7oi
bales
Cotton futun
160c; October.
January, 9 41c.
1 opened steady:
106c; December,
March. t.67c.
July.
.33o;
Li VuvRPOOi
July 14.-4-10TTON pot.
steady good middling. $46d; middling,
6 76d; low middling. 49d. galea. $.000
balsa.
Melal Market.
NT5W YORK. Julv 14. MET At Jl tA
Offered at $6 60. hpelter: Not qtsuxod.
Cower: fcteady; electrolytic, 1)9 Ib&Oti.OO.
Iron: rtteady and unchanged. Tin: Dull
at $37 sunn.:.
At London Copper: ftpot. 7$: future.
79 6: electrolytic, CM 10. Tin: 8pt
171 )0s; futures, 164 lo Antimony,
AIX. Lead, .& 2s Cd. Spelter, a loo.
Dry Ooole Market.
NEW TORK. July 14 DRY OOODC
Fine cotton good are being opened for
pring. Mtr.pie cotton were quiet today
and yarnsl dull.
Worsted yarns were
old for etport.
easier.
Burlap waa altghuy
LOAN SHARKS PUT
OUT BYJEW LAW
Council Bluffs Agencies Are Closed,
or Preparing to Close,
as Remit.
HEAVY BAN PUT ON USURY
With several hundred new Iowa laws
which became effective on July 4, and nn
possibility of getting a single ropy of
rhe session lnws, many rltlren of
Iowa are liable to be Jailed for violating
some law whose existence they cannot
know of
Chattel loan broker at Council Bluffs,
hoa-ever, have received typewritten eoplesj
of a new anti-usury law which la driving
them out of business and within another
Week it I improbable that there will be
a place where a chattel loan can he
negotiated In Council Bluff.
Senate file Nn. 627. Introduced by
Thompson, I an art Intended to amend
the state Interest laws, but Ita title Is:
"An art to punish loan agents and other
for receiving a greater rate of Interest
than 1 per cent a month, and to provide
a penalty therefor."
The penalty provided la what haa Reared
nut the local loan agents, for It ralla
for a fine of not less than $38 nor mora
than $600 and Imprisonment In tha county
.tall not less than thirty daya nor mora
than three montha.
Details ot New. Aet.
The new law I brief. It only has one
aection outside of the enacting clans,
and aa II la almost Impossible to aecura
a ropy at all, and then only at great
expense, the law la given herewith In
full:
'ectlon 1. Every person or persons,
company, corporation or firm, and every .
agent of any person, persons, corporation
or firm who shall receive, or agrse to
receive, directly or indirectly, by moans
of commtaelnn or brokerage chanrea. or
otherwise, for the forbearance of use
of any money, a greater rate than I per
cent per month, shall be deemed guilty
of a mlademeanor. and on conviction
thereof shall he punlahed by a fine ot
not leas than $26 nor mora than $600, and
by Imprisonment In tha county Jail for
a period of not less than thirty days nor
more than ninety days.
"Nothing herein contained stisll be con
strued aa authorising a higher rata of In
terest than Is now provided by law. But
the person or corporation making the
loan shall be permitted to chai ge and In
clude within the loan a reasonable
amount for tha inspection or investigation
of the security, or also tha coat of draw
ing papers, not exceeding $1, and coat of
recording same, which cost of investiga
tion and Inspection shall not exceed 10
per cent ot tha amount of tha loan when
the loan Is under $60 nor mora than 86 In
any event, and no recording foa ahall be
Included unlesi an Instrument is actually
Included."
Deatk Koel for Firms,
Bluffs losn men say this tha doattt
knell of tha business and that It will
orsae to exlat. Tha National Loan com
pany haa gone out of business entirely.
Tha Globe Mortgage company has oeaaed
making; new loans and la closing up Its
business. Several other loan oompanlea
have announced that they will probably
wind up bualneas In tha near future.
A. A. Clark ss Co., tha oldest and
strongest company In tha city, announced
laat svenlng that buaineaa would be con
tinued for a while, at least, while tha
new law la being etudled, but tha dec
laration waa made that tha law was ap
parently Intended to put out of business
very chattel loan broker In tho state.
The buaineaa hag been quit extensively
engaged In In the city and there haa been
constantly In tha hands of chattel loan
maker at least $160,000. Loan men point
out that tha buaineaa cannot bo dona on
I per cent a month margin. For Illus
tration, a loan broker hss all of his
capital of, my $10,000, out in loana of fto,
or tha usual small amounta. At I per
cant his Income will bo $200 a month. It
will require two men to look after theaa
loans, and even tha utmoat cara cannot
prevent a lo of about 10 per cent a year.
Tha pay of tha men will be not less than
176, or $160 a month, then office rent, tele
phone, postage, stationary and other ex
penses more than consume tha remaining
$60, mora than absorbing tba earning ot
tha $10,000 capital.
Very Drastlo Irovllena.
Tha new law is a good deal mora
drastic than It looks. It doaa not legalise
tha I per cant or tha It that mar be added
for expense above tha Interest charge,
and all of tha Interest may be forfeited
whenever the borrower chooses to gat up
tho plea of usury. Tba legal rata of In
terest In Iowa Is $ per cent and anything
In excess of that Is pronounced usury and
tha penalty Is tha forfeiture ot all tha
interest charged. Then tha heavy fine
and tha long term In Jail are both im
peratively Imposed In every rasa where
It can be shown that mora than t par
cant has bean charged. Tha law doea
not aay "fins or Imprisonment" and de
mands both fins and Jail sentence of
not less than one month. Loan agents will
not cara to take tha risk. Bluffs bor
rowers will hereafter ba turned ever to
the tender marclea of ths loan aharka of
Omaha,
Urge Military Duty
For Men, 18 to 45
NEW YOICK. July 14 The development
of the National Ouard to tha full limit
of efficiency, making it serve as an ef
fective school for officer; a course of
study in tha public achoola calling at
tention to tha need of public service;
ports and physical drills for school chil
dren; a theoretical training In tha art of
maneuvering aa a part of the college cur
riculum: an official classification of all
tho 1 tied for military enrollment; and
a requirement ot aome military duty
from all persona between 18 and 46 years
of sgs, are among tba matters urged In
the report issued today by tha mllltla
committee of the National Security
league. Tha committee ha Just con
cluded Its Investigation of tha military
needs of the United Btatsa and tha best'
method of aupplylndT them, Insofai aa
they relate to the atate DilUtli.'
Oil aad Koala.
SAVANNAH. Oa , July 14-Tt'RPBV-TINE-FIrm
at J',e: ale. 411 hbla.;
receipt. 071 bhls.; shipments, 116 bbla.;
stock 22.143 bbls.
HOSIN Flrnv rsles. hM. ; receipts.
1.46& bb'a. ; r.tpment. 9.IH2 bbls. Quota
tion: A snd B. $ati; C and D. 82 06; K.
$3.16: F, $.120: O. $srS: H, S2i: 1. talk:
K $3 70: It. $4 10; N, $.HI 20, WQ. HIS
J4.J6; WW. $.4uax.4.
Rsnt bouses quick with a Bea Want Ad.
TUB ODD lT Kg Vl W ssscirtc Uf
sssiloas tailing sov ion star laeaai. aavall
auan la Ne Tsrx Black Bsckanse asrun
na laswsd every aatardav. II N t vaar.
Kan4 for assists sa lasl nraaawOr.
Voek rata.