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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1916)
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1916. QRAIN ANDPR0D0CE 5ash Wheat is Rather Weak Eand Sells from Cent to Cent - and Half Lower. CORN FALLS OFF A CENT whin. TlU17e: No. 3 yellow Italic; July, 7Hc; September, 73 C73Tc; De cember. 12 0. v , , OATH No, white, ,.'d4.c. No. 3 mlxefl. BUTTER Creamery, S-c; flrati. lie; we onde, lac; packers, 21 c. KOQB Ft rata, Zlc. POULTRY Hene, lie; roflitere, jou. broilers, J2c. NEW YORK-STOCKS .'.'" , - Omaha. July It. !- Th. oh whaat market waa rather waak today, ruling from 19 me lower. Ther. waa. how.ver, a pretty 'air demand for all ktnda of wheat and the demand for new wheat waa eepeclelly active. The demand for eorn and oeta waa quite active, but on account of the extremely light receipt, the trade In theae cereal, waa very quiet Com ruled from 01e lower, a premium of me being paid for the better fradea of yellow corn. . There waa only a few car, of oate aold and theae aalea were made at a He decline. Out of a total of 74 ear, of wheat re ceived today U were of the new orop. The corn receipt, were 14 care and oate alao " Clearance, were: Wheat and flour equal . to 1.106,000 bushel.! corn, 141,000 puahsle; oala. 1,4, Oeo buihele. Liverpool cloae: Wheat. 4 lowari corn. 'VJmwr 'wheat receipt, were '- bushels and ,hlpmenta (70,000 bushels, against reclpt, of J70.000 bu,hel, and ahlp menta of 140.000 bu,hela laat year. Primary corn recelpte were 808,000 bush I, and ehlpment. 477,000 buehe s, against receipts of 4!,00 buehela and ahlpmenla or Ml, One buahel, laat year. Primary oal, receipt, were 010,000 buah el, and ihlpmenta 114.000 buehela. against receipt, of oon.ooo buehela and ahlpmenta ef 000,000 buahel, laat year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Oala. 00 Shares Show Pronounced Re cuperative Powers, Scor ing Average Gains. HOW 00 1(7 141 l(i " 107 , 14 no 1, nivspv , Mlnneaoolla ' ' Duteth .... Omaha Kanaae City it Louie ... Theae aalea were reponeo Wheat No. I hard winter. 1 oar, 11.0(1 tl care (new). 11.071,: I oara, 11.071 1 car, 11.01. No. I hard winter. 1 oar, 1 oar (new), tl.06; 1 oar. 1041 1.01: I ear., 1.VH 1 "Veer V"!'l hare winter! 4 oara, tl.Oil ear. 0L"jl Tear, li.oi; 1 car. 1.I01 oar. 11.00. ample hard winter: 1 oar. .1.011 1 ..re, Oto: I oar, (401 No. t .prlng. 1 car. 01.071 1 ear (durum). 07o. No. I white "prlng! ear. 14c. No. I mlied: t oar. 11.01. Barley No. 4: oar. do, Mo. 1 teetl I "corsrto. I white: I eat .. Wo. white: 1 car, 71 c. No. 0 whltai U ear. TTo. He. 1' yellow: 1 car, le. No. I yellow! ear, Tl. No. I yellow! I car., TOO. He. I yellow: I ear, TTo. No. I mixed. 1 ear. TIo. No. I mlied: 0 1-1 oar., Tle. No 0 mlaed: I car, 71o I ear. Uc Sample mlied: l- oar, (Bo. Oata No. I white: 1 ear, II e. Mo, 4 ' white: 1 ear, Me. Sample. 1 ear. ITo. Omaha Caah Prlcea-Wheat: No. I hard, 1.0tt1.0(: No. I hard, I.M1. 1 No. 4 hard. 00c ell 01: No. I .prtnt. ll.00Ol.il; Se.1 spring, I1.0IO1.08; No. 1 durum, 11.00 Sl.Oll No. . durum, 0lcll.(0- Com: No. TwliU ". "" Tl07lo: mJtI "white," Ht7(0i Me . I whlt.. 70 TIot Me. 0 white, T49T6c; No. I Jsllow, flttCTIHe; No. I ysllow, TT 971c; No. 4 yellow, 77 77 Hoi No. I yellow, 74 0 TT.t Mo. 4 fellow, T407l: No. I mxed, tlOTT.I Tmo. I mlaed. 7014 970 c; N m.xei. fl97lo; No. I mlied, 71071.! n.ri lilM. T407lo. Oata: Me. t white, I80llo; standard, ! No. I white, llOHo; No- 4 "hlte, 17140 l(o. fSrlW. ".!.. 00O00CI No. I feel UOIIe. Kyei No. I. UOIT.l Me. I, II . lie. !' QMAfM rXTlTUt MARKET. .! The looal future market opened a trifle . lower, with fairly active trading la wheat .and lllht trading In eorn and oata. , Th. i wheat market rallied before the eleaa and September wheat closed 140 and the December about c higher. Corn eloaed at aleady price, and eata 'cioaed e lower oo Sepumker aad o lower : en the December. . , . . ,' There wa. aotlve trading la wheat toward the latter part of the eeaaloa, but eorn and oata remained, quiet during moat of the day. Omaha eloalng price, oa rularee far Ula ' ay New Tork. July 10. Stock, displayed pronounced recuperative power, today, spe cialtle, of almoat all description,, although hoe under recent aevere prueure, ecorlng average gain, or 3 to 3 polnta, witn greater advance. In the more volatile Is ue,. The rlae wee brought about by a combination of favorable clrcumitancea which included well defined report, of forthcoming war contract,. The apparent aucceee or tne new irencn loan tn which dealing, on the "when Is ued" baal, were made In the open market, and the weekly review, of steel trade au thority,, which referred to increaalng ton nage of exports, exerclerd a favorable sen timental Influence. Local money condition, reflected further eaee, both aa to call and time accounta. Obviously, advance. In tne ,tocg list were made largely at the exponas of at, overconfident bear element which had ex tended it, operation, 10 the point wnore any reversal might prove dlaeatroui, Indi cation, of urgent covorlng, of short con tract, were frequent during - tne session. Munitions and equipments like Bethlehem and Crucible Steel, the locomotive,, Rail way Steel Springs, American car. pressed Steel Car and the motora and their ao ces,orlea contributed to the breadth of the trading. Shipping aharea regained much of their former prominence with advance, of 1 to , nnlnta fn, M.rrantile Marina rferred and United Fruit and lit for Atlantic, Oulf A Weat Indlee common, witn tnree tor tnu preferred. United State, Industrial Alcohol re-established Itself In speculative favor by an abrupt rebound of 7 polnta to 11114 rumor, or another promeoio nvairwi with the French government. United Statea Steel led tne mantel, al though only making an extreme gain of 111 polnta The consensu, of opinion ! that no "extra" dlvldenda will be declared at next week', quarterly meeting. ., . " . . Ratle were becKwara mo,i or ine uer. but Union Pacific, Canadian Paclflo and nuriini mnvAd forward at the cloae. cop- pars, Tenne,ae eicepted, were In fair de mand and tobacco, augmented recent sub stantial advancea. , Totat aalea amounted to 410,000 oneree. Bonds failed te keep pace with the .lock list, ahowlnz acme Irregularity. Tennessee Copper convertibles added 111 to yeater daya loaa of 0 points. Total aalea, par value, aggregated 2,48t,0OO. United statea bona, uncnangea on eau. . Number of leading aalea and quotation. on the market were: rja.es. ni.o. lew, i;u. Am. Beet sugar,. American Can...., Am. Car at Found. Am. Locomotive... Am. Bme t. ft net. Am. Sugar Ref.,.. am. Tel. ft TO. . , . Am. Zlno, L. A S... 1,100 Anaconda Copper..' !l,ooo Atchlaon Baldwin Looo.... Baltlmore'A Ohio. Brook. Rapid Tr. . Flutte A Sud. Coo. Cal. Petroleum..,. Canadian Pactfio.. Central Leather... cnesapeake ft omo C, M. A St, Paul.. Chicago A North.. C. R. I. A P. Ry.. Chlno Copper t;o.o. met iron,. Corn Prod. Ref... Crucible Steel 10,000 Distiller Security. 1,400 Erie Oeneral Eleotrlo . . . Ot, Northern pfd. fhTT Sept Tee. T!nrn. i Sept ... reo, - Oata Sept I eo. Open. I High. ILew. Cloa. Tt tl Tla tl 10 10 Itfi I0H II W . II H 11 II 40 40 llgl 40 .Ait. Open. Vht. July 2p . Jlec. .Xorn 'Wuly Sept. -Mc. (eat.. - July ' Sept Iee. Tork. . July .'-Sept -feert wuly -ept -Oct. Dlba. ! July ept no 114 101 -ioi OIH 4 II .by Logan A Bryan, stock and (rata brokers, ' lie noutn putewntw pirvvt H! 14 II 10 111 10-41 II It ii oi II 01 it it II 40-l7j High. ILow.) Cloae. I Tea. i3i8a'iii I i3 mfi mow til ii li 11 . i UK 49 49 , 49 41 40 40 40 41 41 it 41 41 tl 99 II tO II tt II It 14 II 14 4t 14 II 14 It II M It It II II II 91 It tl II IB II tt II tl It II II tt II tl II II II II II IT II II II 4t II 41 It II II If II 41 CHICAGO OsWkDf AMD rBOTUlOltt. Ti f Tmls Hi CMaf wUm m o. ' Wmrt f Trfttto. , CMmvcs oTulr It, Wheat prtoea shewed weasneM .oaar. inuusuoea larieur by a iillnlnsT attoiatJona at Llveroool and br tenewsd hint of a obanoa (or peaM, The market eloeed oerrous, a shade to o net lower, with September at 11.11 and De cember at tl.U01.1t. Corn flnl.hed , 6 eft U o up. oata down 0 to o ana praviswua ymrjmg irom aeeunt i rlao of to. Notwtthatandlnf that black mat report seemed worse than at aay Urn since the tnfaetlori was dlaoovored, the Amertwui i wheat market appeared at first to be al most wholly wider the swar of' bearish cable dispa tushes. It waa said to be the pre atllas; view at Uvarpool that North Amer ican supplies wars larva and war likely te Increase in the near future. Besides the outlook for shipments from Russia In the orasi f peace oeins; aeciarea was me& ttonod as navlnf become a factor la Buro paaa estimates of valusc Announoement that 'the Russians had oraeaed Into Hun anr and that the Swiss envoy at Washl&c ion had dUouaaed with the American lute department th outlook for a stoppavs of awatimies tenaea to aepress tne market hers. Perslatanea of tha blaok nut advlcaa lad the last part of the day to somethlas of a rally la wheat values, although at no time above yesterday's latest figures. Tha dam age reports oovered a wider territory ta the spring orop statea than has heretofore been tha oasa, It was aald that the blue stem wheat as well aa too durum and marquis varietlsa had become affected, and that In South Dakota some rust-stricken wheat waa already being out aa bains only coed for roaaer. Rain In Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa and 1111. " nets cave the bears an advantage regarding corn. The government weekly orop report : vas aiao a wnirami miivtnoe. uaia un derwent a sag with otner oereaia. Field ad . U:m were favorable. Heavy realising sales by holders aotsd as a weign. on isra an nna, raoaerer miy ins. however, was more than an offset as ic ' ,jt lt. A break in tha oil market seemed to .lave prompted some or tne soiling or lara. Cash Prices Wheat. No. 1 red, new, 11.11; No. I red nominal; No. I hard, uitl. tl.llei.l3;'No. hard. old. Sl.lOw 1.1 JH. Corn: No. I yellow, llllet No. 4 yellow. ItdIOc; No. 4 White, UtfTto. . Oaisi No. I white, 4to; standard, 41a. Kye: nominal. Barley: gTlo. Beeda: ; Timothy, l.tt;( clover. T.14.t. Pro vlsions: Pork, U4.40Olt.lt; lard, 111.11; - ribs, sii.etoii.se. - BUTTER Steady; creamery, l8ITa uuuB -eieaay: reoeipis. is.ist oa - finis, illlo; ordinary firsts, ll31o. ai inara, cases inoiuaeo, leviae, POTATOES Lower; receipts, 41 cars; Vluftnla barreled, tl.0091.lt; Virginia butfi, v lee; Missouri ana sianaaa, 199 ,:. POAJLTRTAUve. higher; fowls, lie iprtngs, 11 20. Kt. Louis. July if. WH BAT No. I red. r- aew, 11.f091.isi4; No. 1 nam nominal; July, 11.14: SeDtember. 11.11. CORN No, 1, ltei No. 1 whits, lt 1ac: July. Uet September, 74t)74o, OATfl Na, 1. no. 40ej No.. 1 white, 42 a. ' - w : ' Uverawai Orala Marikei. Lrverpoel. July it. WH K AT Spot No ' Jlaaltoba, lis ld; No. I, lis Id. CORN Spot American 4 mixed, new, " 10s 3d. ITibiii Crty Cliaeral Maritel Kansas City. July It. WH EAT No. hard. tt.8T01.te; No. t red. tl,10l.ll July, Il.t4e1.04; September, 11.04 l7dxmber. l.i tjl. CORN Ne. I mUed, Y17let No. RISE RESULTS LIVE STOCK MARKET Moderate Kan of Cattle Sells at Steady Prices Hogs Mostly Unchanged. SHEEP EE0EIPTS SMALL Rerelpte wire: Official Monday .... Official Tueeday ... Estimate Wednesday Omaha, July II, llll. Cattle. Hoga Iheep. 7,0,1 t.soz 7.204 11.27, 7.400 1,100 1.071 M00 Three days thl, weekll.141 20.400 I2.7IS Heme daya lat week. .12. 021 24,b22 21,221 Hr.mo daya 2 week, ago 1,400 17.211 14,022 Hem. daya I week, agoll.144 32,001 33,511 Hame day, 4 weak. agoll.OOl 2I.b03 22,071 8ama daya laat y.ar,.12,74i 21,124 41,102 Tbe following tab., ehowa the receipt, of cattle, hoga and aheep at the South Omaha live atock market for the year to del, aa compared with laat year: 1011. lots inc. Deo. C.ttl. .... g,;il (20.311 07.400 Hoaa 1.411! 34, 1.7MI KSl LSO.KfiK ...... heep 1,077,612 1,102,711 106.001. The folluwlng table showe the av.rage Erlcea of hog. at the Omaha live stock mar et tor the laat few daya, with onmparlaona: Dale. 1014. IHlt. 11014. 11018. 11012. 11011 ly July July July July July July 11. July II. July II. July 14. July 11 July II July 17 July i. July 11. ;I7 0 71 21 0 1114 7 II I It 7 31 I II t 11 7 14 I 20 I II e , J, I 71 I ) k: ni I It I II I 10 I 71 7 II 1 I 70 I II 47 I 70 7 24 I 31 0 17 I 11 I 71 7 20 I 17 II I 70 I 71 7 II I 14 7 11 1 01 I II I II e 1 II I 30 I 01 I IB I 00 I 10 e 4 I lt I It I 04, I 00 7 10 I 20 II! Ill Ili 111 I 14 7 01 I 71 I 12 7 10 I Id "I 39V I I 73 I III 1 I7 34 I l 7 071 e , g( , jo a , Receipts en. dl.nn.iHAn r.t i,... .,r,. L. the Union slock yards. Omaha, Neh.i for'! TTZy'V. vm? """"" ' 'C'01' RECEIPTS CARLOAD. Cstlls. Hog. She.p HY, : ' .:, , 1 . 41 , II , II . 1 . 1 . 10 , I C, H. St. P .... Wabaah Mlaaourl Paclflo ,., Union Paclflo .... C. ft N. W., ...t,. C. ft N. W., we.t..( C, St. p., M. O. c, b. ft q ..at.. C. B, ft Q.. w..t. . C, R. I. ft p., ,.at. C. Ft. I, ft p., weat Illinois Central . . , Chicago Ot. Weat. II 7 4 II I i i Total receipts 14 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle. Hogs. ,3, 1.200 It . Rla 18,100 01 14 16 1,000 17 14 .11 1.000 04 01 01 1,000 11 12 11 loot 100 120 130 131 U si sow l.suo to. ini iv.m 1,100 70 17 71 100 11 11 11 100 11 11 14 1,100 11 14 11 II 100 110 170 170 too n ii ii 1,100 II 01 11 100 IT 17 11 ill hi J!5 !!5 SB 3 Morris Co.... win m co Cudahy Pack. Co.... Armour Co Schwarts Co J. W. Murphy Lincoln Pack. Co.... B. O. Pack. Co corr pack. Co.,..,. Hill ft Bon Sullivan Bros ., Rothschild ft Krebs.. Hlgglna ., Hufman Roth Meyers Qlassbera? Banner Bros John Harvey Jensen ft Lungren .. Other buyers 100 1,400 1,100 10 44 14V II V as 1.400 00 101 400 111, at North. Ore elis Illinois Central..., 1014 inter. i:onsoi corp. 100 i b in Inspiration Copper, 7,100 Inter. Hanr., N. J. 100 117 lit V int. M. m. pra. otfs 11,100 11 k, c. nouthern.... 400 lb Kennecott Copper., 14,800 461 ucuis. ivasn ion lizv . Petroleum... 11.100 Miami Copper 400 Ii M., k. Tex. pro. . II II I 14 41 111 111 141, ! .1 n.t jv. of .ex. piu. ..... ..., Missouri Paoirio... 101 7 T Montana Pow.r.... 401 01 01 isif io if 41 40 100 1,100 109' 400 100 111 1,401 11 4,100 1,100 100 1,100 1,700 ! "I'.ioi "iT" 'iii II 41 II u 117 .!! I.v 171 433 107 II 11 'ii i i 4 IT 10 31 I 04 IM 30 111 1,011 1.111 1.017 1,011 361 III Sheep. 40 1.021 1,210 1,411 1.181 Ill 101 1,101 111 117 ill IS& 14 1 !' 1 eg. .,101 U ft M. un. 4s,,, 111 n ...100 ,11.. K. T.l it U National Lead.. Nevada Copper. N. T. Central...... N. T., N. M. ft H... Norfolk a Weat... Northern Paelfl... Paclflo Mall , Pacific Tel. ft Tel.. rennayivania Hay con. Copper. . Reading rtsp. iron ft Bteei. Hliet. Aril. Cooper. Southern Paclflo... Southern Railway.. oiuaeoaaer uo.... l.,sov 1,, Tenneaeee Copper. . 10.300 II Ttxa. Company.... 1,100 104 t.nion racitio. , , . vnion raoitio pta,. ,,, U. S. Ind. Alcohol. II 100 ill V. S. Steel 41,400 IS U. S. Steel pfd 100 117 Utah Cooper 1.400 It v.aDaen pra ... ,dv l7Uj Weetern Union.,.. 101 14 Weetlngh. l.ctrlo. 1,100 11 ll II .oiei aaiee or tne eay. ,.,ov Sbarea. Mew Terk Ikw Market, New Terk. July ll.-UliltCAJITll.il PA. PBR 1 per cent STDRLINO EAUKATTUB llXty.d.V Ulla. 14.71 demand. I4.ll MblM, 14.74, Diijvajn oar, e.ajoi ateaieaa. Ollara, tit, BONDS tea varam.nl Heady I railroad lr regular. TIMS) LOANS Steady alaty and hlaety daya, IK per Mali sla mUaa, 44 per o.nt CALL MONUT Steady high, 1 par osnti low, 1 per eenti ruling rate, iu per cent laat lean, luj per eehll ,leelng ,10, 1 per aenfe..e(iere at w per earn. u. a. rer. i res, foin so eoupon xU. S, la, reg do coupon xU. S. 4a. r.g...lOIxM. P. oen. Il ado ooupon .,.110 Mont Power I lAm. 8m.lt. 4s..l04N. r, 0. d.a, I., ,111 Am. T.l. T.I. IN. T. City 4.. 117 . o. 4U HUM. T.. NT. 4 VI Ang.O'.renoo OT, ,,,,,, Atch. g.n. ... llNe. Paolfle 4a. B. ft O. a. 00 de I. Bath. St r.f. la. 100 xOre S. L. ref. 4a ai Cent Pec. lit... llPao, T. T, la, ,100 C. ft O. ev. 4.. II P.nn. oon. 4., ,104 c, B. a u. it 4. .iaj ao sen. 4s...loi aC, M. ft St r. needing g.n. 4a, 11 cr. I. ........10T St L. a San, r. , ft, R. I. T. Ry. . ref. 4 71 ' ref. 4. 7lSo. Pao. cv. la,, lot C. ft a ret. 4e. 01 4. rat. 4S ..... 11 D. ft R. a. 0. 4a. TISo. Railway I.. .101 do ref. I. TOttUnlon Pan. 4a.... oatT Erie g.n. 4a 74 ado .v. 4. 13 Oen, Bleo. Is. . . .lOlixU. S. Rubber I.. 101 xut. ro. im ,a viu. , eteei i. tj. r.r. . ,, wist union XBlOu, ... XW. ElM. OV, . . , Mtea afftllval, . ' , New Terk, July II. The market for cof fee future, waa firm again today, and aft er opening I to 4 point. hlgh.r w. sus tained throughout the esnton hy suuoort from looal and ferslgn tntereeta, moot of whloh waa eaasd en the oontlnu.d .trangth of the Brailllan market and a b.ll.f that pet intareata, having light auppllea, will soon have to replenish. Prom Its early level of 1.41c, September advanced to l.llo. De cember from 1.11. te l.ll, and alaroh from l.ioe te 1.110, with the cloae praotlcally top ef the day and I to I polnta net hlgh,r. Sale., 11.100 hags. July, 1.44.1 August 1.140! September, I.IOci October, l.ll. No vember, l.tfto; December, l.l!ot January, I.Tloi February, l.7lo; March, l.llo; April, I.IOoi May, l.llo: Jul.e. I.oic Spot coffee .teadyi Rio 7a. 1.: Santos 4a, llo. Offer, from Santo. wre about 10 polnta higher, with 4a quoted 2..4IO to 12.00c eoat and freight London oredlta Th. etnolal cable, reported It 10 exohaage d higher and otherwise UBehanaed ex cept for an advene.-of te IT ret. in Ran toe future.. ToUla 1,131 i.iti 7,iei C4TTLB Raeelot. of cattle wmrm of rather moderate proportlone today, about ...v nvao, out ine tnree daya' supply hae been eevoral hundred more than tor the flret half of laat week or the correapond Ing Ihre. daya a year ago. The market wa. fairly aetlv. a. far aa desirable offer ing, ot all grade, war. concerned and for tna most part prices held about steady with Tueeday, which mean, that the hulk of the cattle are now eelllng anywhere from lie to lOo lower than they were a week or ten daya ago. Strictly choice heavy boevea landed at the even money, 110.00 toaay. and a string or California graaa sioeta at ..is orougnt oo more than yea terday. In tha main, however. It ateady trad, and fairly active, an early clearance oeing maae. Th. market for cow. and helfera rather more active than on Tuesday, but prioea wer. in pretty much the same notches Th. bulk of th. eowa and helfera are now eelllng at tha leweat prlcea of the aeaaon. There wa. not a great deal of business In atock cattle and feeding steer., and the general tone to the market waa rather weak than etn.rwi... compared with two wa.k. ago feeders war. 00O70O lower, but th. demand from tha country waa disap pointing and until there la a revival In thl. r..pet faedera are not looking for mucn improvement m tn. trade. quotations on cattl.i Oood to choice eeevee, ii.ootyio.io; fair to good hoevea, 11.004)0.101 eotnmoh to fair heevee, 18.404) I.OOl good te dhole, yearling., 11.100)10.00; fair to good yearllnaa, tl.S0avl.60: common to fair yearllnaa, 17.314)8.00; good to choice neuera, .t.xfttys.i.; good te choice eowa. ll.7407.7ll fair to good eowa, 11.004)0.71; common to fair eowa, 1.70t)0.00; good te oholco feeder,, 17.110)1.00; fair to good feadera, I7.00OT.I0; common to fair feed era. .M.00OT.00; good to ohoice atockera, 17. 40OI.00; stock helfera, 11.1000.71: stock eowa, II. 16OM0; stock calvaa, 11.7601,40; veal ee.vea, ss.vooil.re; peer pull,, ,tsge, etc.. II.I0O7.30s Bologna hulls, IS.I0OI.S0. Representative aalea: BEEF rJTBBRS. Me. Av. Pr. No, A. Pr. T Ill II 00 7 124 II II II... Ill I 10 . I... T01 I 10 I Ill I 10 10 1011 1 104 I 4. 04 IT. I., 110 M lea oa pells tenia Market. ' Minneapolis July 11. WHEAT July,' 11.14; September. 41.1114. caah: No. hard, 11.11; Ne. 1 northern. H.110 l.lili: rto. i nortnorn. ,i.ixxwi.ii. . FLOUR Unchanged. ' ' .BARLET IIO70e. . 1 RTB dIOIOe. ... BRAN lll.i0Oll.il. CORN No. I yellow, I30I3, OATS No. 3 White, 3103l. - FLAXSEED 11.11 0 1.13 . Leadeei Sleek, aad Bead.. Loadon, July 11. American aecurlttea were moderately active and a fraction ever yeelerday. - S1LVKR Rar, 30d per ounce. MONKT 4 per cent. DISCOUNT RATR8 Short bllle. 1 par o.nt tnr.. montns, se. p.r cat erything except old pecking sows and th. poorer kinds or light, and klllera bought good hoga readily enough at price, that were fully eteedy, and aa waa the eaee with shiDPers they also paid atronger price. In sputa. Rome of th. common hogs sold in with strings .any on a tuny steaoy oain. but wherever It waa poaelble buyers left them out. and there waa aulte a collection of plain to common stuff left for the windup. Prlcea ranged irom a little easier on some of the plalneet atuff to ateady to strong on best kinds and the general market waa fully steady. Bulk of sale, waa made at 10. 2600.00, with a few load, as high aa 10.00, the top, and a ecatterlng of common hoga on down below the bulk. Receipts amounted to 111 cars, or about 7.400 head, bringing tha total for the flret half of the week up to 30.400. With the exception of th. first week of July, this Is smaller than for any almllar period aince late In November, being 0.000 short of laat week and 0,400 lighter than a year ago, but 3,000 heavier than two wecke ago. Repreaentatlve aalea: No. Av 72. .242 Sh. Pr. 10 II 20 00.. 342 120 I 10 21. .200 8. .181 11.. 230 . 40 I 10 40 I 10 No. Av. SO. .321 40. .231 03. .117 II. .101 II. .311 Sh. Pr. ... II II 10 I II ... I 41 ... I II 41 I 10 SHEEP Receipt, w.r. ' the smallest ef the week to date, arrival, of tw.nty-alx care, or 1,800 head, being only half aa large aa Monday's run. Total for the three daya la 82.T83 head, being 11,000 larger tnan last week, and more than twice as large as two weeka ago, and smaller than for the corresponding daya of laat year by 1,000 head. The market for fat Iambs waa a very Irregular affair. One packer filled a few urgent ordera on opening rounds at figurea that were ateady or cloae to it. paying a top of 110.20 for a four-load band, matea of eomo that brought th. prtc. yesterday, and 110.11 for two cara not so good. All other buyers came out with sharply lower bids, however, and whll. seller, fought Hard to keep from making concessions, when bulk . of the offerings finally alerted to move prices were all the way from 10c to a quarter lower, 110.00 being the popular figure. A, on Tuesday it was noon before tne barn was finally cleared. - Peedera were somewhat more pl.nllfui than on Tuea day, but moat of the aortlng wa. don. late, ar.d a. feeder buyer, were apparently in no hurry to got down to bu,ln,aa noth ing had sold up to noon. There waa no prosperts rr valuea being any weaker, and some tradera predicted another amall ad vance. Old sheep were ecarce and sold about ateady, most of th. awes moving at 17.00 7.10. Yearllnga ahared the decline In lamba. Another cut of the fed weaterna that brought 11.20 yeaterday stopped at 88.00 today, while range yearling, at 37.78 were mate, of the onea I hat made 17.00 on the preceding day. Another package of yearling, carrying a few wethera reach ed 17.71. Quotation, of iheep and lamb,: Lamba. good to choice, 110. 00010.38; lamba, fair to good, I0.00O10.00; lamba, feeder,, 10.60 OV-.o; yeaning,, good to cnolce, 17.604) 1.00; yearling,, fair lo good, 17. 00O7.10; yearllnaa. leeder,, tl.80O7.3l; wethera fair to choice. I1.7807.7S; ewea, good to choice. 7.00O7.I0: ewea, fair to good, I8.7SH7.00: ewea. plain cull, I4.00O4.7S; ewea, feeders, t4.4OO!.00: ewea, yearllnge. I7.S0OI.7S; ewea, bre.dera, 2a and up, 6. 0007.76. Representative aalea: Av. ...102 106Nstlvs feeder ewea 37 Idaho feeder ewe. 13 Idaho ewes , 112 Idsho lamba 10 culls . OS cull wethers 43 Idaho feeder ewes 46 cull yeerllngs 101 Idaho yearllnga and weth..l03 134 Idaho ewe. 113 110 03 101 00 Price. I 10 8 21 7 40 10 00 I 00 1 76 I 00 I 76 7 76 7 40 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. C.ttle. Weak,. Hogs. Inaettled.. Sheep Chicago, July II. CATTLE Receipts. 16,000 head; market, weak; native beef cattle, II.I0O10.7S; weatern steer., I7.80O 1.00; stockers and feeders, 86.2608.16; eowa and hetfera, 13.2801.30; calves, 18.60 011.76. HOOS Receipts, 34,000 head: market, unaettled at yesterday'a average; bulk of salsa, I0.S0OI0.00; light, 11.30 9 10.06; heavy, tl.20O10.il; rough, tl.20OI.40; pigs, tl.O0l.3S. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 16.000 head; wethera, t6.764V8. 26; ewe,, 13.260 7.30; lambs, 11.78 O10.40. t Louie Live Stock Market St. Louis, July 18. CATTLE Receipts, B.OOO; steady; native beef steers, 37.00 10.86; yearling steers and holfers, I8.60O 10.66: cows, I6.60fj8.00; Blockers and feed ers, 86.80O8.2S; Texaa and Oklahoma sleere, 16.8000 10; prime yearlings, ateera and heif ers, 18.760. 10.36; cows and heifers. 16.00) 1.00; prime southern steers, tl.00 9 10.00i. native calves, I4.00O11. 76. HOOS Receipts, 0,800; steady; pigs and light,, IS.76OI.I0; mixed and butchers, I0.06O086; good heavy, 19.1061.17; bulk, t0.68O0.86. SHEEP Receipt,, 4,300; ateady; year! Ing,, 16. 00O0.60; clipped ewea, 16.004)1.00; .prtng lambs, 17.00 10.10. Sioux City live Stock Market. Stoux City, July 10. CATTLE Receipts, 1,300; market, 16 0 36c lower; native ateers, 17.0098.70; cow, and helfera, I6.SOOO.60; cannere, 13.7606.26; (locker, and feeders, 16.00 9 7.00: calves, tl.ly0Oll.00: bulls, stags, etc., I6.00O7.00. HOOF! Recelpte, 6,000; market steady to lOo higher, heavy tl.30O0.60; mixed, 18.26 OI.80; light, tl.0tOI.26; bulk of sale,, 11,36 O0.80. SHEEP Receipt., 1,000. St Joeeph Live stock Market. St. Joseph, July II. CATTLE Receipts, 1,000 head; market ateady; ateera, 10.009 10.00; cow. and helfera, tl.16O0.26; oalvea I7.ooon.oo. HOOS Recelpta. 1,000 head; market low: top, 10.86; bulk. 11. 6000.76. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt., 700 head: market firm; lamba, tl0.00 910.il; awes, tl.60O7.00. NEW YORK LIBERAL MARKET." Quotations ef the Day ea the Leading Commodities. New Tork, July II. FLOUR Steady. WHKAT fi!ot, easy; N... 1 durum. 1.21; No. I hard, 11.22: No. 1 northern, Duluth, 11.31: No. 1 northern, Manitoba, 11.30, f. o. b. New Tork. .CORN Spot, aaay; No. 8 yellow, lie, c, I. f., New Tork. OATS Spot, eaayl atandard, 47947c. HAT Fairly ateady; prime. 11.36; No. 1, II. 30 011.12: No. 1, 11.10911.20; No. 3, l0O17c; .hipping. 76 9 88c HOP8 Bteadyj atata, common to choice, 1016, 12 0 30c: 1114, S07c; PaclSo coaat, 1116, 11914c; lO10c. HIDES Firm: Bogota, 83 933c; Cen tral America. 33c. LEATHER Firm; hemlock flret,, 17c: econde, 34c. PROVISIONS Pork, firm: meee, 137.00 37.S0; family, 128.000928.60. Beef ateady; mess, 118.00 911.60; family, IH.60O30.60. Lard, easy; middle west, 113.10013.20. TALLOW Easy: city, Ic; special, lc; country apecial, IOIc. BCT'l'ijrt 8teady; receipt., 13,117 tubs; market unchanged. BOOS Unsettled; recelpta, 31,627 caaea; market unchanged. CHEESE Steady; receipts, i,34 poxea; market unchanged. POULTRY Alive, Irregular; broilers, 24 9 36c; fowls, 30o; turkeys. 16018c. Dressed, steady, market unchanged. Kanaae City Live Stock. Kansaa City, July 10. CATTLE Re ceipts, 7.600 head: market, strong; prime fed steers. I10.00O10.60; dressed beef steers, 17.6090.76: western steers, 17.009 1.35; stockers and feeders, tl.00OI.00; bulls. 16.2697.00; calves, 16.60911.00. HOOfc Receipts, 10,000 head: market, lower; bulk of aalea, 9.600.7B; heavy. 19.7090.80; packers and butchers, to. 60 1.80; light, 19.4099.06: pigs. 89.0099.26. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000 head: market, steady; lambs, ll.TS01ll.il; yearlings, 17.6091.26; wethers,. 17.0007. 60; ewes. 16.7697.10 Oil and Rosin. Bavannah. Oa., July 10. TURPENTINE Firm. 42942r; aales. 020 bbls.; recelpta. 448 bbls.; stocks, 13,130 bbls. ROSIN Firm; aalc 1.140 bbls.; receipts, 1,882 bbls.; stocks, 06.146 bbls. Quotations: A B, 0. 3600.20; C, D, 10.2606.36; K 10.60 06.66; Q. 18.40: H, I, K, 61, 6.60; N, 16.68; WO, 16.66; WW. 16.00. Sugar Market New Tork, July II. SUGAR Raw, eas ier; centrifugal, 6.14c;' molasees, 6.27c. Re fined, steady; line granulated. 7.66c, Fu tures at noon were 20)6 polnta net higher. Metal Market. New Tork, July II. METALS Lead, 16.40 asked. Spelter firm; Eaat St. Loula de livery, 11.66 3-1. Copper unsettled; electro lytic, 134.00980.00. Iron .te.dy an m changed. Tin quiet and aaay; spot MI.T69 "'London: Spot copper. "VXturV.1 electrolytic. 12! ; spot tin lies: futures. 1113 10s; lead, 131 10a; spelter, 50. Oautba Bey Market PRAIRIE HAT Old: Cholc. apland IIIOOIO.OO; No. 1, 88.6091.60: No. 1.17.00 9100' No. I. 14.0000.00. Choic. midland. SO 60010.00; No. 1, 18.00OI.00; No. I, 17.00 05 00' No. 1. t3.SO0i.OO. Cholc. lowland, 87 6008.60; No. 1. 16.60 0 7.00; No. I, 14.000 6 00- No. 1. 13.0004.00. New: Choice, 110.000 10 60; No. 1. tl.00 9 10.00i No. 3, IS 0008.00, STRAW Cholc. wheat H-OOl choice oat. or rye, 16. 0006.60. ALFALFA Old:. Cholc. 111.00 0 13.00; No 1. 110.00 011.00: No. I. I6.O0O8.00. New: Choice, 10.00 0 10.00: No. 1, 18.000 1.00; No. 1, ts.oo7.00; .tandard. 17.000 1.00. Cotton Market. New Tork, July H.-MJOTTON-Futurcs opened ateady; July, 18.17c; October. 13.06c. December, 18.20c; aJnuary. 13.26c; March, "nIw Tork. July ll.-COTTON Th. cotton market after a net rlae of 3 lo 4 no nts, gradually aatged of! until at the eloj.. howed a net loss of 10 to 14 point . Liverpool, July i,.-viiv..-r"i teady; good middling, 1.18c; middling, 1.02c; low middling, T.llc; aales, 6,000 bales. Evaporated Apple, aad Dried Frail.. New York, July II. EVAPORATED AP PLES Quiet; fancy, 707c; choice, 60 6c; prime, 606c. DRIED FRUITS Prunes, unsettled: Call fornlas, 60s to 40s. 799c; Oregons, 70 10c. Apricots, quiet: choice, 12912c; ex tra choice, 1314c. Peaches, firm; choice, 6c; extra choice, 6c; fancy, 7c. Raisins, .teady ; loose muscatela. 808c: choice to fancy seeded, 708c; seedless 8910o. Dry Good. Market, New York, July 19. DRY GOODS Cot ton goods wore generally steady to firm, yarn, being very firm. Worsted yarne were quiet and firm. Lace. wer. In light demand and embroiderle. dull. Hosiery continued in good dem.nd. Bank Clearings. Omaha, July 19. Bank clearings for Omaha today were I3.442.I81.27 and for th. corresponding day laat year tl.MMM.IT. Visitor from the South Strong-Armed and Robbed H. R. Beam, giving his residence an Birmingham, Ga., was robbed of $50 by two men who lured him to the foot of Jones street and strong-armed him. : . Read Bee Wai-t Ads for profit Use them for results. to in n. loot 30... 1011 I Ill T 10 I 00 I 71 I 41 IT 13 II I II 1004 I 71 1011 I II 71 I II .1411 10 10 STEERS AND HEIFERS. 4 Ill T 10 1 110 I Ill I II II TT1 ... Ill I II HBIFER8. T, ....... IT! I 00 I Ill COWS. i too ... 00T 1 1011 1 1101 II 1110 T 10 I 10 i Tl II... .. 140 ..1011 ..1011 ..1010 ..1010 ,.1011 .. Ill .. Ill .. Ill .. 130 .1211 . Ill 161 ill 4 Tl I 10 I 10 I 30 I Tl I II I 10 I II I Tl 130 10 76 180 11 II ,.1111 I 10 BULLS. II 1 I 00 I CALVES. T 10 1 I I 00 1 170 10 II 1 Ill 11 00 101 11 10 WESTERNS. NEBRASKA. 14 h.lfers. 101 I 71 31 cows 1 steer.. .1171 I 70 WYOMING. II fMd.ra.10ll T 10 II feedue. Ill leew.... 100 III leow.... 000 Breyfogel ft Lawrenoe Wye. N ows-hu. Ill I II lTcw.-hfa.U3l ewa-hfs. 171 I 10 HOGS Bupptts. ef hog. continued mod- rat. and price. w.r w.U .uatalned on everything .xo.pt th. rough packara, trade averaging fully ateady with yesterday. Shipper, .gain had fair order, and bought rather freely en early rounoa. xnetr pur- oha.ee. whloh were mainly on th. good light and butcher order, were made at price, that less than ateady in any oas. ana tn e few Individual Inatancea looked .trong to eoaalbly a little hlgh.r. raoatng rsqusst waa very ensa lor ev- T 10 I 10 I 10 Stomach Troubles Diarrhoea Dysentery Cramps Cholera Sunstroke Malaria nd all other summer complaints can be prevented and relieved by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey the one remedy that has ' been used ' with eon- tlnued success; the standard of purity and excel lence since 1860. When traveling., us. a littl. Duffy. Pur. Malt Whiakey in your drinking water. It often eaves much dletreas oo eaetoned by the change. Sold In SEALED BOTTLES ONLY by most . druggists, groeera and dealers, 11,01. If thy can't supply you, write lie. Useful aou,ohold,booklet free. . The Dufty Malt Wklakay Co, ltocho.ttr. N. V. Iff aJ I $94,500,000 American Foreign Securities Company THREE-YEAR 5 GOLD NOTES Dated August 1, 1916 Interest Payable February 1 and August 1 Due August 1,1919 Principal and interest payable in United States Gold Coin at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. with out deduction for any taxes, present or future, except any Federal I ncome Tax Coupon notet in denomination of tlQO, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 Subject to redemption, in whole or in part, at the option of the Company on any interest date, as follows: On February 1, 1917, at WlanU interest; On August 1, 1917, or February 1, 1918, at 101 and interest; . On August 1, 1918, or February 1,1919, at 100y2 and interest. . The American Foreign Securities Company has been organized with a capital of $10,000,000 presently to be paid in at par in cash. It has arranged to lend $100,000,000 to the Government of the French Republic, for which it is to hold the obligation of the French Government to repay the principal in three years, together with in terest at a rate more than sufficient to cover the interest on the Company's note issue. In connection with this ban the Company is to receive from the French Government securities having a value, calculated at prevailing markets and existing exchange rates, of $120,000,000, and the French Government agrees from time to time to pledge additional securities so that the calculated value of the collateral shall be always 20 in excess of the principal of the loan. Of these securities the Company is to pledge with the Bankers Trust Company, in New York City, under a collateral indenture, as security for the above notes, obligations (either as maker or guarantor) of foreign governments, and other securities as follows: Approximat Valu in DoOan tU PtmaW.no MarkeU . . : and Existing Exchange Rait $2000 fiOO 8r725fi00 3290,000 6r380fi00 Government of Argentina " ' " Sweden . . . 41 44 Suezfmal Company Shares. Ami 9ui Corporate Issues. Norway .... Denmark ... Switzerland UMOflOO Holland l,47SfiOO Uruguay 34MJM Egypt ZOJOOftOO Brazil (Funding Loan) lMflOO Spain njSOOfiOO Government of Spain guaranteed Railroad Bonds 8fi00fi00 Province of Quebec 27500 , llfiOOflOO SfOOflOO $11344900 The Company agrees also to pledge under the collateral indenture all additional securities received from the French Government under its agreement to' maintain the 20 margin above referred to. For the sake of convenience in collection, the coupons and rights for interest and dividends maturing on or before August 1,' 1919, are to be detached and held for the account of the Company by depositories in France. As provided in (he collateral indenture, substitutions may be made in the above list of collateral by the deposit of securities determined to be of equal value, but (except with the joint consent of J. P. Morgan & Co. and Brown Brothers & Co.) in no case may the value of the obligations of any one of the above Governments be reduced more than 50 per cent, nor is the aggregate value of the obligations of any one Government or any other issue of securities to be increased through such substitution to mve than 20 per cent of the aggregate value of the collateral. Pending tlie deposits of the collateral, the Trustee will hold cash equal tame face amount of the notes, releasing the cash from time to time lo an amount equal to BSths of the value of the collateral deposited with the Trustee. This offering is made subject to the verification of the list of collateral, which may result in slight variations in the relative amounts of the several issues but not in the aggregate value, and also subject to the approval of the necessary details by counsel. ' WE OFFER THE ABOVE NOTES FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT 98 AND INTEREST, YIELDING ABOUT 5.7S5 PER CENT Subscription books will be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., at 10 o'clock A. M., July 19th, 1916, and will be closed at 10 o'clock A. M., July 24th, 1916, or earlier, in the ' discretion of the Syndicate Managers. THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL APPLICATIONS AND ALSO, IN ANY CASE, TO AWARD A SMALLER AMOUNT THAN APPLIED FOR . AMOUNTS DUE ON ALLOTMENTS WILL BE PAYABLE AT THE OFFICE OF J. P. MORGAN & C0H IN NEW YORK FUNDS, TO THEIR ORDER, AND THE DATE OF PAYMENT WILL BE ' GIVEN IN THE NOTICES OF ALLOTMENT Temporary certificates will be delivered pending the engraving of the definite votes. : Application will be made to list the above notes on the New York Stock Exchange. J.P.MORGAN & CO. " " "BROWN BROTHERS & CO. HARRIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, Chicago WM. A. READ & CO. KIDDER, PEABODY & CO. LEE, HIGGINSON & CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, N.Y. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, N. Y. J. & W. SELIGMAN & CO. CHASE NATIONAL BANK, N.Y. NATIONAL CITY BANK, N. Y. HANOVER NATIONAL BANK, N. Y. BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, N.Y. . GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY, N. Y. FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, N.Y. UNION TRUST COMPANY, N: Y. MELLON NATIONAL BANK, Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY, Philadelphia CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF ILLINOIS, Chicago. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, St. Paul .New York, July IS, 1816. ' . ; ' ' ,