Nebraska Newspapers

    TilE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1913.
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REAL ESTATE.
CITY PIltlPl.n.T'V VOll SAI.C
SARCOPHAGUS.
$500 Down
Balance Easv
Buys a Rood 8-room cottage, alt modern
ixccpt heat; good-sized rooms; nice yard;
lear 21th BU car line; price 82,650. Ailt'
o see It.
SCOTT & HILL,
bouglas 1009. 377 McCaxue Bids.
A I1EAUTIFUL homo for sale or rent
t 2217 Fowler. You must see this to ap
predate It If Interested, call Web. 1304.
FOR BALE Substantial -room house,
lelng remodelled, completely modern. 2004
Decatur, 83.150. Bargain. Easy terms.
Phono D 618 or II 2758.
TO BUY, BELL On RENT, FIRST SKK
OHN W. BOBBINS. 1802 FARM AM ST.
REAL ESTATE. , '
VAUM A RANCH LANDS FOR. BALM,
California.
CALIFORNIA land excur. every Tues.
W. T. SMITH CO. 815 Cltr Nat Bank.
Colorado.
82(1 ACHES for 8S00.' to actual settler
nly. Must have your tiling rights. Only
.7 miles from main line Rock Island. 133
nlles east of Denver, In rain belt where
tood crops hava been raised for 30 years.
I MI nice level land. Has smalt sod house,
f. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
AebraaUa.
FARM TO RENT on a 4-year lease, 329
acres; half farm land; half alfalfa. Box
143. Genoa, Neb.
SCO ACRES at a bargain; 3120 per acre;
must self to- settle up estate; within two
miles of Archer, Merrick County Ne
braska. An Ideal stock and grain farm;
fenced; black loam soil: running water;
lght room house; good barns and sheds:
tGO acres .used for grain; 330 acres Used
tor pasture; alfalfa, wild and tame hay.
An oxtra good grafted bearing urchard.
Address or see V. F. Hirst. Trustee. 1731
Blake Blv'd. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
SECOND BOTTOM FAKM
NEAR OMAHA
200 acres second bottom land, fenced
and cross-fenced; good buildings, mostly
new; 90 acres In crops, 70 acres In pas
ture, 35 acres native grass meadow, S
acres In grove, garden and feed lot; rich
black soil; no stone or gravel, only a few
acres sandy, no overflow. All can be
cultivated If desired. Located 80 miles
from Omaha, 3ft miles from railroad
town. Price", 3160 per acre; ,no trades.
J. H. btJMONT & SON,
?hone D6ug. CM. K03 Farnam St, Omaha,
" Oreuon.
WE are owners of a 700-acre 3-yenr-old
Mmmercjm. .apple orchard, located In
Douglas county, Oregon, nonlrrlgatcd and
In high state of cultivation; will sell' It
In 100-acro. tracts or multiples thereof to
responsible parties desiring, a first-class
retail prop6sltlon. Detailed Information
and terms furnished. Sunnydnle Orchard
Company, 1303 Plymouth Bids., Minne
apolis, Minn.
Maallllltttuji.
"PRIZE-WINNER FORTY."
10 acres on Columbia river. Wash.
Splendid Improvements, complete equip
ment Finest bearing fruit trees and
vineyard. Within one mile of three
railroads: easy shipments to lour largs
titles. Euberb model modern ftuit
(arm; will produce this fall 60,000 boxes
firlta winning fruit Owners have other
ocreaslng business interest. Address,
(12 Columbia building, Spokane, Wash
'ngton.
Wyoming.
COME TO PINE BLUFFS, WYOMING,
where farming pays where LOOO cars of
train were shipped out last season
where on an average the crop each year
en every acre under cultivation moro
than pays for the- land where oats yield
15 to 100 bushels per acre, wheat 30 to 40
oushels where the land cultivates easily
-where we have fine climate and ample
ralntalt where those who are here - have,
made good. Wit - refund yourv expenses
If these. .statements are untrue. I own
W.OOO acres of virgin .soil, stored with, the
Jntllled riches of centuries, which I offer
!or sale rat 31Q to 325 per acre On terms
r.lthln yjjur, reach. Let me send you de
scriptive, literature, C. L. Beatty, Fine
Bluffs, Wyo.
761 ACRE8 good land with four-room
house, large horso barn and cattle sheds;
Und welrienced and cross fenced; 'plenty
Dt open range, close to timber and Baw
tnlll; excellent mountain water: all necet
tary machinery: hay loader, stacker,
blacksmith outfit 81 head of cattle, 32
lead of horses; a snap for 315,500.
320-acr dairy farm; 120 acres under cul
tivation; 200 acres pasture and meadow:
1-room house, stable; excellent location;
good water right: 33,000.
120-acro farm; 40 acres in alfalfa, 23
teres In grain; good fence and water
right; located by the transcontinental
highway; two-room house, granary and
stable; fS4,000. .
For small or large, farms or anything
you wish In the way of land, write C, G.
Youngberfcr Lyman. Wyo.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms,
O'KEEFE RKAL ESTATE CO.,
1010 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LOANS'on farrr.a and Improved city
1roperty, a, 84 and 6 per cent; no delay.
I. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam St.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W7 Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam 8t
n a TJtTTXT T3tm Loans 1500 and un.
U-XJJLV V Ait OJiwu. omnha Nat Bank.
3100 to 310,000 made promptly. F. D,
Wead. Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam.
aoL CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
310-812 Brandels Theater Bldg.
CITY loans, wanted. Loans for build
ing purposes.
W. IL THOMAS,
223 State Bank Bids.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates tor
loan on Nebraska fa.-niB and Omaha
elty property In any amounts.
U W. BINDER.
823 City National Rank Bldg.
MONET to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H. Mlthen Co.. Inc., 821 Cltr
Natlonsl Bank Bldg. Douglas 1273.
LARQK loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat
Wanted
City Loans
Peters Trust Co.
. 1622 FARNAM ST.
"wanted to buy.
Dolgoff 2d-hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
BEST prices for furniture. Call D. 7802.
STEAMSHIPS.
' ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage IVs days. Modern rates,
for hook of tour J. rxtea. etc.. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
ien. Ant.. S5 W. Randolph St., Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL AGENT.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP A VEST.
Ship live stock to South Omaha- Save
mileage And shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Steele Coramlsalon Merchants.
DYERS', BROS. CO., Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Cora. Co.. 23 Exchange Bldg.
MARTIN BROS Sc CO.. Exchange Bldg.
Key to the Situation Leo Advertising.
GRAIN AND PRODUGE MARKET
Elovator Men Arc Getting Ready to
Handle New Wheat Orop.
CORN HOLDINGS NOT STRONG
Pronounced Liquidation. Are Likely
to1 Result With Attend.nir Losses'
Cereal Is Novr Growing
Splendidly
OMAHA, July 2, IMS.
Elevator concerns at Chicago and cash
handlers Of grain are making prepara
tions to handle millions of bushels of
new wheat during the next few weeks.
The southwest sold about 760,000 bushels
of new grain to a Chicago concern yes
terday and this was hedged, In the pit
tor July and September delivery. Under
present conditions the bears seem to hold
the whip hand, although Chicago wheat
stocks at this time are abnormally small.
As ah offset to this, however. Is the al
most entire absence, of export demand
and a general apathy to the trade.
The transaction: at the seaboard yoster
aay on foreign account were reported at
twenty boat loads and the total sales In
Chicago were only 86,000 bushels.
The open Interest In July wheat has
been materially reduced during the last
five or six days, as liquidation by longs
has been on a liberal scale, while on the
other hand shorts have bought freely,
doubtless fearing something out of the
ordinary might possibly turn up and
cause losses to them.
Cash wheat of o lower.
The holdings In corn are not as strong
as many people In tho trade believe, and
any sharp price losses will see further
fhd Pronounced liquidation to these
holders. The corn plant throughout the
5" J. Progressing nicely and those who
bought that cereal on hot weather reports
have been made to pay the piper.
The Argentine corn Is being moved out
at a rapid rate artd shipments from that
country will again be large. Cash corn
was Ho higher.
The oats market continues strong and
steady. Cash oats were Viltc htghor.
.tH,earanc8; Wheat and flour equal to
i?00 bushels; corn. 48,000 busneis; oat.
6,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat unchanged
to Vid lower and corn, U&Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were ti29,000
bushels and shipments 300,000 bushels,
against receipts of 234,000 bushels and
shipments of 233,000 bushels for last year.
Primary corn receipts were 845,000
bushels and shipments 300,000 bushels,
against receipts. of 813.000 bushels and
shipments of !M,(X bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,206,000
bushels and shipments 441.000 bushels,
against receipts of 474,000 bushels ana
shipments of 471,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
. Wheat Corn. Oats.-
Chicago 69 42Q- 37$
Mlneapolls ,184 ... ...
Duluth 184
Omaha 22 44 14
Kansas City 35 32 5
St. Lou! ,.. 30 24 11
Winnipeg - 71 ...
The following cash sales were reported:
.Wheat: No. if hard winter, 1 car, Slttc;
6 cars. 84Mc: 1 car 84Uc. No. 3 hard win
ter, 1 car. Sic: 2 cars, S3Wc. No grade
hard winter, car, 76c. No. 3 mixed, 1
car, 82c; Vt car, ila. No, 4 spring,, car,
78c. Oats: Staridard, 1 car, 39V4C. No. 3
white. 3 cars, 2954c No. 4 white, 1 can
83c; 6 cars, SS$io; 1 car, 3$Hc No. 3
mixed, V4 car, 38c. Rye: No. 2, 1-3 car,
64c. Corn: No. 3 white, 4 cars, 63a; 1 car,
67&c No. 4 whltfi, 1 car, 6ttc. No. 3
yellow, 1 car, 67$ic. No. 3 yellow, 6 cars,
67Hc; 1 car, 6714c. No. 4 yellow, 2 cars,
66V4C No. 3 mixed, 10 can, 67$4c. ltt cars,
b'to. No. 4 mixed, 6 cars, 6SHc No grade,
2 cars, 63 Vic; 1 car, 63c; 1 car (poor), 60c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. Z hard,
845jS4ic; No. 3 hard, 83aS4c: No. 4 hard,
80S82V.cs No. 3 spring. 82V4S83CI No. 4
spring, 7SQ82o; No, 2 durum, 8182ttc;
No. 8 durum, 80J481VjC Corn: No. 2
white, 68Vtc; No. 3 white, 67H68c: No. 4
white. 6641 66Ho; No. 2 yellow, 67H57?io
No. 3 yellow, 67KiS67Wc; No. 4 yellow, 66
66Ho; No. 2. 67HO! No. 3, 6757Ho; No. 4,
656Hc; no grade, &063V4c. Oats: No. 2
white, 33H40o; standard,- 29Hc; No. 8
whlje, 3Dc; No. 4 white, 3SHa09a Bar
ley: Malting, E6ftS0ot No. 1 feed, 435o.
Rye; No. 2, 66(86SV4o; No. 3, 64MS660.
CHICAGO GRAIN AID PROVISIONS
Featnrea of tlo Tradlngr Ad. Closing
Prices ob Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 8. Ocean engagements
of freight rooms said to amount to as
much as 150 toat loads, put strength
today Into wheat The market closed
steady at a net advance of Ho to HQ He
Corn showed a gain of Tiiflc to Vic. and
a rise of & to In provisions,
tho finish was 104130c above last hlsht.
It was just after: an easlc going start
tnat wheat bulls were aroused by signs
of preparation for exports on a large
scale.
Unfavorable crop reports from the
nortnwest neipea sustain prices late in
tho session. Besides, an authority here
estimated the total domestlo yield this
season at 720,000,000 bushels, against
730.000.000 bushels for 1912.
Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour
equalled 485,000 bushels. Primary re
ceipts of wheat were 629,000 bushels; a.
year ago, rci.wu Dusneis.
Improved Industrial and shipping' do-
mand lifted corn despite splendid weather
and favorable crop news. Shorts covered
at a disadvantage after finding the mar
ket bare of offers. Bears In. Oats "wero
handicapped by a story that the Euro
oean crop was practically a failure. '
The monthly statement regarding the
stock of provisions here was construed
as bullish and active buying swept priced
upward. Foreigners ana pacKers evinced
eagerness for lard.
Article open. ( High. I Low. Clore-i Ysy
July.
89
Sept
89i3
Dec
Corn
,8JHf
July.
60
Sent
Dec
68W
Oats
July.
Sept.
40
42
48
20 85
20 72
11 20
1140
11 47
Dec
Pork
July,
Sept
l-ard
July,
Sept
Oct.,
Ribs
July.
11 77-80
BePt,
11 86
11 65
Oct.
Chicago , Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1
red, 9205c; No. 8 red, 9O0C3o; No.
J hard, 9192o; No. 3 hard, lc; No. I
northern, 9S94p; No. 2 northern, 9&393ot
No. 3 northern, 9142o: No. 2 spring, 920
93C!' No. 3 snrlne-. Xxntila! Tin. 4 m-lni-
,t5eoc; velvet chaff. 90iff93c. Corn: No,
i. ui7nnutc; no. z wnite, wawuc: wo,
2 yellow. 62t62c; No. 8, 2c; No. 8
white, 62W66JC; No. S yellow. l62cj
No. 4. 670; No. 4 white, 893!0q; No.
4 yellow, 67Qlo. Oats: No, 2 white, 42
643c; No. 8 white, 41iS42c; No. 4 white,
39041c; stahdurd, 42t42o. Rye: No. 3,
1362. Barley: Bojfaq. Timothy; 33.75
64.75, Clover: Nominal. Pork: 321.10.
Lardt 311.50211.8214. Ribs: I11.62U1MX
. BUTTER weak i creameries, 23, to
24626c
. EGGS Unchanged: rscelpts, 19,037 esses;
cairns, w, uraip, iinmtaa.
CHEESE Lower; daisies, 14614a;
twins, 14814c; young Americas, 14
J4Ho. long horns. 14614c.
POTATOES Hlirher: 6ftaro: recslDts.
SJ cars.
POULTRY-AUve. higher; f,wj. 15c;
springs, 25c turkeys, 17o.
Mlnnrapoll flralu STarket.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 2. .WHEAT
July. 90c; September, 92ea2cTpe.
cemDer, vim. uasn: no. i narq, VilaCl
No. 1 northern. 928S3Uc: No. 2 northern.
0t391c; No. 2 hard. Montana, $3890c;
so. t wneai. ssaKKC
FLOUR AND BltAN-UnchaJiged.
CORN No. 3 yellow 6766iO.
OATS-Nor 3 white, 39Q40c.
RTE No. 2, 66047C.
FLAX-tl.34.
BARLEY t45o.
I'.qrta Market.
PEORtA, HI., July 2-CORN-No. 3
yellow. 61V4c; No. 3 yellow, 6lc
OATS No. Z white, 42c; standard,
41842c. (
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL. July 2. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 7e9d; No. Ipf,.
No. 3. 7s3d. Futures, steady: July.
7std; October. 7s 3d; December, Ts3d,
corn spot, steaay; American mixed.
89 89 89 89
89WH 90$ 98H 90V4SU
WA3 93ft B2MQ 81
60K 61 0U 61
61 62 61 62
mm. C 68 53
40 41 40 41
Wlm 43 42 42f43
3 44 43 44
20 82 21 10 20 82 2107
20 92-95 2100 20 87 21 00
11 40-42 11 60 11 40 11 60
11 42-60 11 66 11 42 11 65
11 60-65 11 70 11 60 11 70
11 85 11 90 11 85 11 90
U 90-95 11 96-97 11 90 11 95
11 70-72 11 75 11 70 1175
new, kiln dried. 6s6d; American mixed,
old, 6s; American mixed, old, via Galvus
ton. 6s 8d. Futres, steady; July, Lu
Plata, 4s M September. 4sl0d.
OMAHA aiCNERAL MARICBT.
BUTTKR-No. L 1-lb. carton. JScj No.
1, 60-lb. tubs. 27c; No. SCa
FISH-Whlte. fresh. lc; trout, tresh,
12c; largo crapplrs, fresh, 12a; Spanish
mackerel, 15c; eel, 17c; haddock, 12o;
"flounders. 12c; shad roe, per. pair, 40a;
.salmon, fresh, 16c; halibut, fresh, 9o;
buffalo, 9cl bullheads, lto; Channel cat
tish, 13c; pjks, 14c: pickerel, lie,
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 32c: Ameri
can Swiss, 20c; block tiwiss, 24ot twins,
18c; daisies, lSo; triplets, 18c: Young
Americas, 19c; blue label brick, 17o; llm
burger, 2-lb.. 21c; l-lb.. Uai New York
white, 20c.
POULTRY-Brotlers. 33939a per lb.; hens,
16; cocks, HHc; ducks. 1H200; geese,
18c; turkeys, 20625c; pigeons, per dot,
1L20; rosters. 9c; ducks, full feathered,
10c: geese, full feathered, 13c; squabs. No.
1, M-tO; No. 2. 60c.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs. No. 1, 17c; No. Z.
16C No. 3, 14c Loins, No. 1, 19c: No. 3,
17c No. 3, 16c. Chucks, No. 1, Uo; No.
2, lie; No. 3. 10c. Rounds. No. 1. lie;
No. 2, I4c; No. 3, 1(0. Plates, No. 1,
8c; No. I 8c: No. 3. '70.
The following fruit ana vegetable prloo
are reported by the -dtunsky Fruit tim
pany: FRUITS Hood rtver strawberries, per
14-quart case, 33.60: California red rasp
berries, per 24-quart case, 84.00; California
Logan berries, per 24-quart case, 83.00;
California blackberries, per 24-quart case,
33.00; apricots, per 4-basket crates. 81.75;
plutss, per 4-basket crate, "8100; peaches,
per box, JL60 to it 7?; Call to ml black
or red xherries. per box. 32.00; California
cantaloupes, pony crates, 88-60; California
standard, per crate. 86.00; home grown
cherries, per 24-quart cas. t-00; home
grown gooseberries, per 24-quart case.
82.25. Oranges, Sunxlst Valenctast US, 238
sixes, per box, 35. W; 150, 176, 200, 216,
260 sites, per box, S8.60; fancy Valencia,
126, 288 stses, per box. 86.00; . Valencia!,
160 sixes, per box, JJ.60: Valenclas 178. SOA,
316, sixes, per box, 30.00. Apples, extra
tancy Gano, circle brand, per bbl.. 85.60;
extra fancy tVlnesap, per bbU, 8&60.
Evaporated cranberries, carton contain
ing 36 packages, per carton. 82.70.
Lemons, extra fancy Bunklit WOs and
360s, per box, 89.00: extra choice red ball,
SOOs and tOO. per box, 88.60.
VEGETABLES Large new potatoes,
per bu.. 81.00; 6-bag lota or more, per
bu., '90c; rural, per bu., 50c; red river
early Ohio, per bu., too. California
crystal wax onions, per crate, 11.60; Texas
Bermuda, per crate, 81.00. Fancy Texas
tomatoes, per 4-basket crate, 81.09; 6
crate lots. 93c.
Beet cuts prices: No. 1 ribs, 17o; No. 8
ribs, 12c;,No. 3 ribs, 15a No. 1 Joins.
I8ci No. 2 loins, 17c; No, 3 loins, 16a
No. I chuck, He; No. chucks, 10o;
No. 3 chucks, 10c No. I rounds. 14c;
No. 3 rounds. Uol Ho. ,8 rounds. l3o.
No. 1 plates, 8c; No. 2 plates. 7c; No. 8
plates, 7c,
MISCELLANEOUS Red hew potatoes,
per hamper. 12.15; California Jumbo
celery, per. dox.t 83-00; cider Olott's. pet,
kec. 83.60) cider Nehawka, per keg. 83.25;
asparagus, per dox;, 60c; rhubarb, per
dot, auc; onions, per dqx., 20c; new beets,
carrots, turnips, per dos., 60c; parsley, per
dox., 40c; radish, per dot, 40o; head lettuce,
per dor., 8LO0; homegrown leaf rettuc.
per dox., 40o: green peppers, per basket
600; wax orgrcen boons. Per; liampet,
84.00; hot house cucumbers, per dot, 31000
2.00; cauliflower, per crate, 88.60; Venetian
garlic, per lb., 12o; 5'oxaa new cabbage,
per lb., 2c; eggplan1 per dot, 81.6032 M;
horseradish, 3 dot j titles In case, rer
ckso, 81.90; dromedary biand dates, pkg.,
13.00 : anchor brand dates, pkg.,
walnuts No. 1 M.ft ahull, per lb., ftc
medium pecans, p sr lb., 13o; pcans
jumbo, per lb-. Jo; giant peoans. Loulsl.
ana paper shell, por lb., 26c: filberts, per
lb., lie; Drake aimonds, per lb., i6o; paper
shell, Uo; Braills, per lb.. lOo; large
washed, per lb., 12o; hlack walnuts, pet
lb., 2o; raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. Cftoj
jumbo peanuts, ptr lb., 8c; roast reanuts,
per Ib8o; shell baric hickory nuts, per
lb., 4c; large hickory nuts., pr .b.. to;
white rice popcorn, per lb., .sc; cheskera,
per 100 pkg. case, 84.60: chaexsrs, per U
pkg. case. 81.75: Leall Brry poxes, qtt,
per LOOO. 82,75.:
Cars and Wheat Kcalon IlmlletlB.
United States Department of Agricul
ture', 'weather bureau, for Omaha, Neb.,
for the twenty-four hours ending at f
ei. m..75th meridian lime, Tuesday, July
1, 1913:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
. Temp. Ratn-
Stotlon. High. Low. fall, f Sky,
Ashland, Neb.. 93 63 .64 Clear
Auburn 92 66 .00 Clear
Broken Bow... 87 68 .00 Clear
Columbus 90 61 ,00 Clear '
Culbertson 93 69 .00 Clear
Falrbury 89 6S .00 Clear,
Fairmont .90 61 .00 Clear,
Grand Island .. 92 64 . 00 Clear
Hartlngton 83 60 .00 Clear
Hastings 90 62 , ,95 Clear
Holdrege ,. 90 63 ' .00 Clear
North Platte.. 86 62 .00 Clear
Lincoln 93 67 .00 Clear
Oakdale ....-... 86 60 .00 Clear
Omaha ... 90 70 .00 Clear
Tekamah ...... 93 65 1.85 Clear.
Valentine ,... 80 60. .00 Clear
AUa, la ... 89 60 .70 Pt cloudy
Carroll. Ia...,. 90 60 .41 Pt cloudy
Clitrtnda; la.... 91 67' .00 Clear
Sioux City, la. 90 63 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
Not Included In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus 18 98 70 .60
Louisville 23 96 72 .60
Indianapolis .... 15 - 94 70 .40
Chicago 24 SO CO ' 1.30
St. Louis 19 88 63 ,70
Des Moines .... 22 88 64
Minneapolis .... 51 76 . 62 .00
Kansas City ... 26 86 66 .80
Omaha .......... J7 , W 63 UO
Tho weather Is slightly cooler In the
northern portion of the corn and wheat
region, but continues very warm In the
eastern districts. Heavy and general rains
occurred In the eastern and southern "por
tlons and. showers, occurred in all other
portions except the Minneapolis district
Rains of one Inch or more occurred at
the following stations: In Nebraska at
Tekamah, 1.82. Kansas, Iola, LOO. In Mis
souri. Ironton, 1,20. Ir- Illinois, Paris, 2J0;
Hlllsboro, 1.00. In Indiana, Cambridge
City, 1.60. In Ohio, Dayton, 1.00; Buoyrus,
1,10. In Kentucky, Earllngton, 3.10.
L U A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau
NeTT York General Market.
NEW YORK. July Z.-SUGAR-Raw,
firm; centrifugal, 3,46c; muscovado, 2.OC0;
molasses sugar, 2.70c. Refined, firm.
EGGS Irregular; receipts, 29,102 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 222tc; extra firsts,
20621o; seconds. 16617o) western gath
ered whites. sajyJMa
BUTTER Firm! receipts, 20,053 tubs!
creamery extras, 37027c; firsts, 26927o;
seconds, 246?5c; Imitation creamery,
24c; factory, current make, firsts, 33c;
seconds, 2021a; packing stock. 19621a,
CHEESE Steady; reoelpta, 4,812 boxes;
state whole milk, fresh white and pale
colored specials, 14o: state whole milk,
fresh undergrades, 13614c; skims, 3611c.
POULTRY live, unsettledl western
broilers, 26627c: fowls, 16616Hc Dressed,
'steady: fresh killed western chickens, 23o;
fowls, 16619c; turkeys, l864c.
Kansas Cltr Grain and Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July J. WHEAT
Close: No. 2 hard. CTCSOcj No. 8. 83
86c; No. 3 red, 84687c; No, 3, 8g5c;
July. 83c683c; September, 84o; De
cember, 88c,
CORN-No. 2 mixed. 60c No. S. 69oj
No. 3 white, lc; No. 3. .63o: July, lo;
September, 61 He; December, 676C7c.
OATS-lfo. J white. 4d6Hlo; Ho. 3
mixed, 33609i September, 41c; De
cember, 42c.
BUTTER-Creamery, jfoi firsts. 25q!
seconds, 24c; packing, 20c.
EGGS Firsts, 17c; seconds, lie.
POULTRY Hens. 12013c; roosters,
10c; ducks, 16a; broilers, 22c
St. LonU General Market
BT. LOUIS, July iv-WHEAT Cash ;
No. 8 red, 87689o; No. Z hard, 89603o;
July, 87c; September, 87c.
CORN-No' 2, 3c; No. 2 white, 63Q
(4o; July, 00e; Beptember, 62c.
OATS-No. 2, 40o;.No. Z white. 4Jc;
July, 40c; September, 42c
RYE Steady; 62c
POULTRY Dull 1 chickens, lto; springs,
20c: turkeys, 16c; ducks, 14c; geese, 10c.
BUTTER Dull; creamery, 26c,'
EGGS-Dull; 18c.
Milwaukee 41rnln Market.
MILWAUKEE, July 2. WI I EAT No. 1
northern. 94694c; No, 2 northern, 92693c;
No. Z hard. 90681c; July, 88o; September,
l0
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 62662c; No. I
white. 83c; July. Ilc; September. 62c
OATS-Standard, 42642c
RYE No. I, tlci t
BARLEY-Maltlng, fc76q
NEW YORK JTOGK MARKET
All Traces of Recent Speculative In
terest Completely Erased.
SENTIMENT MORE OHEERFtfli
Foreign Mnrkrtn ntpreased br thi
Disturbances ln the ITalknns .
Crop Reports Are Moro
' Cherrfnl. '
. . . u
' NfiW YORK. Julv t Th dullness nf
.midsummer settled over the stock mar-
1 . -, . a t . . .I....
n muny anu ucu (races 01 specuiauve
Interest a, shad sitntvcd the last tew
idays of Increnalng Inertia seemed to Tiavb
been completely raded. "Price mo6
ments .were, nomlpali The market wis
characterised by a ,flrm undertone, al
though at. tho, opening and a gain at
tho close there was k sllaht vlAldlncr te'nw
sncy. t 1
Sentiment Mi Inclined to the jnorjal
Cheerful. CroD reoorts Which at-A ' re
cetvlng more attention with the advent
of July, were somewhat more favorable,
although fears wore felt of turthe.- dam
age from heat In the southwest. Money
market conditions Improved. Moro Im
portant thkh either of these considera
tions s an immediate Influence were In
dication of the strong technical position
of the market. There was a keen bor
rowing demand for leading stocks, es
pecially Union Pacific which pointed to
an oversold condition. Short covering
was rendered difficult by the small' of
ferings In sight around tho present level
of quotations. Operators were Inclined
to favor the long side of the market
for a turn, but business was on too
small a ac.ile to bring about a marked
response la price movements, hangos
exceeding small fractions were limited
principally to specialties, a number, of
which, includln gthe petroleum stocks,
roso sharply.
Foreign markets were depressed by tho
disturbances In the Balkans; and heav
iness of the home market-at the opening,
which was most noticeable lp Union
Pacific, and Canadian Pacific was as
sociated With the decline In Americans
abroad. There was some selling here
for foreign account, but the total was
ccmpAra lively small and the local mar
ket seemed Inclined to break away from
tho foreign influences, so long a factor
ot restraint , ,
Sattsactory passing" of the July settle
ments here and abroad was reflected In
tho easier tendency o fthe time money
tor tho shorter dates'. The banks main
tained their conservative attitude, how
ever. In regard to putting out money
for longer periods and six months' funds
woro still quoted at high rates, with
virtually no offers. , , .
Bonds were steady. The market, ahow.ed
some signs of Investment Inquiry. Total
sales, par value, were Sl.lM.UOO.
United States bonds wore unohangod
on call. .... ..."
NUmber of sales and leading quotations
of stocks today were: .
Bales, liif a. unw. -iuwm
Aal.mte4 Copper.... 11.100 iH H
.American Agricultural... ..... . .. .... ,
-American u nuir... . w -w jjs "j
American Can t.tOO IM4 !V
Amcrletn cui. Bta , "H T
Amar. Car Founarr.- 100 IIH
American Ctotton Oil.., 100 HU
"American Ic BaeurltlM.-. SCO 1H
Amtrlctn Llnaefd '
Anwrlcan obcomotlra
Amer. 6mlt. Hf. 1.C0O. "U
ti
34
IS
l
Amer. in, a iter., pm.
M. ..... -
Ig7. 1M 107 10IM , 107
.. 1O0 1JJH 127 Wit
Amer. sugar iieuning,
Aremlcan. Tel. & Tl
American Tobacco , 100 UIU tlSH 115
Anaconda Mining Co..,, l.too U IJH lV4
AtohUon
1,400 U
II
Atchlaon, pfd
Atlantic Coait Unt,,..
Baltimore A Ohio .....
Bethlehem Steel
Jlrooalrn Rapid Tranalt.
Canadian Facltlo ......
Central Leather ........
Chtaipeaka & Ohio
Chicago Groat Weatarn.
Chi.. Mil. A St. Taul.
Chicago hbrth Wet.
Col. Fuel tt iron
Conaolldatod oaa ......
tt
Ill
, 100 Mtt tl , 11
'.cur 11 is ' 11
700 nu 17 i(
(,100 silH tun m
too I lid II II
i.eoo iih
too 1SU
i iit
ioa 10m
too mu 10a1
100 m m 117
.... 17
100 1IHI UIK 1UK
Corn Product! 100 10
10
palavax a Iludaon
nrerD A. Rio Grand..-1.....
D, & II. a.,.-pt4 .' ..u.
Dlatlllara .Secarltle ... .....
m
16V4
H
sat
Brie . ,........ MOO 15
sria, in P'..
ICO (0
Brio. 34 pli;.
Ol.orat Eiactrla .......
Great Northern, pfd.,..
Great North. Ore eUa
Illlnola Central
UK
100 117
too- ltl
400 13
117
111 ' lilH
53 H
... MM
IntarboroutVMat
104 it
UK 11
.Interoorough.M.., pfd.. 1,600 U. .ItV, , tt-
Inter. Harrentef
, J WW lUIVi iojh
103
N
tl
111
111
111
31
30
1U
Inter.-Marlne, pfd.
Inlernatloitil Paper ...i
Inttrnatlonal Pump ....
Kanaas Cltr Bouthcrn..
Laeled Oaa ..."....'...'
Ihlgh Vallex
Loulsrllle A NaahTllla.
M., 8t. P, A S. St. M.
.800. tl 31
1,100 141
100 111
14
111
Migtouri. Ktna.-a tcx.,
MlaMurl Pacific
national Dlicult
NaUonal Lead
Kat. It. ot IS., M pfd.
Now York Central ....
M XI. Ont. A Wet..
Norfolk A Wtoters ....
North American , ,
Northern Paelflo ,.,i,
raclfjo .Vail ,
PannerlTanla
Teoplt'a Oaa
P., C.. C. ft St. Louis,
PlUaturgh Col ,
PraMed meal Car...,,,,
Pullman Pt lac Car..,,,
too 1(ih
48
00 im 11H 11
100 ? ih it
too t M la-
too 101 loi m
A. .... M
400. 107U 10TK 107H
100 1IU HU 1IU
w inn mu mw
tuv tvt in no
... .... .... 19
.... 1IV4
....
1UU
R4lng M,O0O',I5H 1CTK 1STT4
ItavubUe Iron and nUel "iu
An r,frA ....... ."71
Rock laland Co...: 400 IIH
4o prftrrd ..1..,.:... .....
SL ft 8. F. Id pfd.. 100
Baaboard Air Ijlne M u
5.?.t?.te2
T4
!!5
II
I
31
1IU
i"
IIH
434
Southern Paelflo
niwg,.i.F?uMieiu o. m i,
.
1,100
'tlrt
tl
M
cwutnim rttllvar ...... 100
do Prfrrd
Tennetaee Copsr ...... 103 ti
Txa ft Paelflo l 11
Union Paclfle ; 15,100 111
do preferred
united stat RMitr... jod t
United Statra Ttuhh.. iim . J3
nlle4 SUtea Btetl,... 31,400 tlH
eoit 11
IH us.
101, lolfc
do orafarrod
Utah Copper
Virginia Car. Chem
Wabash
do preferred ,..
Weitern Marrlasd
Weitern Union
Westlnenoua KleotrIe..
Whaallnr A T..i tt-.. .
:oo- lHti
W0 41H
100 li u uu
too. l4 lis iiv!
200 IW? lt II
Total sales tor the d'aV. lif.too'rt.ar'.,'
4!4
Nut York Money Market.
NiKVY 70Ii?' July 2.1-MONEY-On
in-Per fent: ri"lnF 2 Per Pent; last
ir??: Be' ot lolng bid, 4 per cent;
Sfifi.v4.2 PS cent . Tlm on. easi.r
sixty days, 3 per centt ninety days 341424
8SILVER-Bar, 6Ho; Mexican dollars,
-)teady.DSa0Vernme"t' ,teaJirs -allroad,
sThfpllows:nK (,uoU,'ons n bonds were
DV.r' 7'' " rt MHK- C. 8. rf. u.... M14
vnk V S;.r:::;i81(fc I P- E
1. eup.n ij; K. 4 T. t m
pr&UZXyfii. rotl'i'ii;': ?!t
fff ?'eJ"ii:: ShV5 r. !:
Amer. Tobacco H. lll N. t ft. H. ft '
Atehlion tt. it
n.inour m 00. .. au er. U u
JJKW ft W. lit e. 4i. ttW
MXPenn. cr. 1U, 0H) H
Co CT. 4i (1IM)
do er. fia
A. C. U lt tt..
bait. A Ohio it..
. do IVU
Br. Tr. e. 4e.
Cn. et a. C lOlHTleadlng tiB."'i. "' Ju
Chea. ft Ohio 4H... I ll li . !3
i do t. 4M. to 8. u B. W. i.
C. ft A. lUc MV4B. A. II .ai. a.
a . . . " n
V.P' 5 ? 1- !'H Booth. Pe. cel. 4i IIU
..... TIH
do fan. it
WJI B-T. it
g" 8 Per. 4.1M4 do nt -if. t . M
!Pi B;.r-.& Union Paelflo i,. . U
jnpi. at nun. sr. a, iih iv, cr 4a iiu
D. A R. O. ret M. 3 U M ft ' ni "i. " tlH
rl p. L ft 14(111. B. Steltd i ll
2" gen. 4 ll2Va. Car Cbnn. it. m3
do r , ,.r. D.. MHWabMh lat 4 Tat. "i M
I. C let ref. 4i... to Weatern Md. , ... j
Inter-ML 4H ....: wt. Elte. e &a if
int. M.r. M u mt g
Jtpan 4He h pn. Qttti,
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July Z.-COFFEB--Fu.
lures opened steady nt an advance of
1 to 4 points In response to rather better
Kuropea ncablea tha nexpected end re
ports of a steady cost and freight mar
ket. Dmnd wa rot prtl and w
supposed to be chiefly In the wav of
realising by recent sellers following the
sharp break ot yesterday or In advance
of the approaching holidays, but offer
tngs were light nnd prices worked grad
ually higher. The close was a shade off
from the best under realising by early
buyers, but steady and from 7 to i points
Set higher. July, 9.540; Beptember, 9.49o;
ctober, 9,86c; December, f.OSo; January,
.74o; March. 9.820; May, 9.89c
SPOT COFFEE Quletl R0. VS HS
-Santos, 4's, UMc;; mild coffee, quiet;
jPQltHo nominal. '
'' London Stock Market.'
.'LONDON, July 8, American securities
Opened essy today. Prices declined inder
'reaUtng during the first, hour and at
noon the Hat ranged from unchanged to
V lower than yesterday's closing.
ConMla, noui ttStlllnela Central 111
Tfl" account JIHM., K. A T UK
Atial. Cppr 44HN. T. Central 104
AUiilion MV rririrnl 11)4
Ca-pidlan raelhe.... 111 Reading y., liu
VMitid A O. W..,. It Swthrn riettle. ... MR
u Jwi. mi, vnivn , hi-iiiw. .... .....
tenter a Rla a.... It V. p., 8tl (4H
rfl HHWalh '3)4
4 it rta iOVDtDMrs 31
urnna Truna hhii "l":i-:,.,i" 'P
BILVBRBar, steadj- at 213-10d pet
orna Trunt imiuntv Minca......... an
ounce,
MONEY-3a,por cent k .
The rato of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 4 per cent;- tor thro
months' bills. 4 per cent
. I
float on Mining- Stocks.
BOSTON, JXiiy 2,-Ctoslns quotations
oh mining stocks;
ikAllouat M Kerada Con ....... 14H
Amai. CoDti.r u tIa lalnc Mlnaa .... IH
A. . U A 8., ITHNorUl Patt HX
n. A C O. A 8. M. 1 North ijtVa 1
CaiumK & Anion n 014 Mminloa .......
Calumet A 1ImI...IS Oaceola T7
Cfstennlal lOUOalntir (1
Copper Hants P, C. ItVtBhannon TVt.
Kan nun u. 10 superior x:
Franklin ........... t Superior B. M... I
Olroux Con IHTamaraek 24
Orannr Con 1.. UV, B, 8. It M... (IK
Orecne Canines H do ptd ........... (.
Itl Horl (copper). IIH Utah Cvneolldited., 3
Kerr Lak IH 1'Uh Copper Co 4K
LaBalla Copper mwinons ............u. Hi
Miami Copper TOKWolrerlna 43,
Mohak ............ 4IH Atd.
Cotton Market.
NEV YORK. July t-COTTON-Bpot
closed nulet: mlddlinir tiDland. 11.4Roi
middling Riilf, 13.700. Sales, none.. Futures
closed steady; July, li.Uc; August, llllo
repiemocr, ji.iig; ucioDer. ii.piq; isovem
uvr. 4i.uvf icccniurr, ...-.su; ynnuiarjr.
11.43c; February, ll.45o; March, U.63o
oiny. Ji.&io,
UEW YORK, uly Z.-Tha cotton good
markets arn steady but quiet Common
Yearns are firmer, The coarse numbers
are weaker. The lightweight burlaps for
spot delivery are higher. Jobbers report
good business. for Immediate .delivery In
lightweight wash fabrics.
Cotton toseJ steady, from 8 to 13
nolnts net hltther.
BT. LOUIH. Mo., July 3. COTTON
iQulet; middling, UC-lOo; sales, none; re
ceipts, bu Dates; snipments, i.ws oaies;
stock. 'SO.119 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July Z.--COTTON-.
Bpot; Steady; unchanged; middling.
I2cf sales, zoi Dales.
Metal MrketV
NEW YORK, July Z-METALS-Cop-,
per nominal; standard . spot and July.
313.87. bid: August .and September. 318.81
6'1t.S7; eleotrolytlc, $14.7&OI5.00; lake.
314.ft7615.25: casting, 814.60614.87, Tin
weak! spot. 841.2564160; July, 841.i2f-tl.43
August, 84110641.45. Lead, quiet at 14.34
64.40. Spelter quiet -at .t5.20P5.sa AntU
mony nominal; Cookson's, 88.6568.75. Iron,
quiet ana uncnangea. uonaon marKets
closed as follows: Copper cjulet; spot
63 18c; futures. 64.
a in e
Soelte
iss )vai rutures. km.
ter, 20 ISs.
Lead. 19 7s 60. iron, Cleveland war-
rants. 65a 7Wd.
HX. LiOUIB. JUiy J. WSTALi Laa,
Arm; $4.25. Spelter, steady; $5.105.!0.
Lonrtoh Wool Market.
UNDON, July S.-The offerings at trie
wool auction- sales today amounted to
9,922. bales, Including, a better' selection
ot merinos, which were In spirited de
mand at firm, prices, Victoria scoured
roaltted 2d; 3d and greasy, 6d. QroeS
breds wero steady with coarse sorts
hardening, owing to Increased American;
buying. .
ISYRpornterl Apple and Dried Fruit"
NEW YORK. July 2. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Firm.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, steady. Al
rloou, quiet; peaches, steady; raisins;
JMl- . . . , .
naar Mnrket., , t
'NEW YORK, Ouiy' zT-UOAR-Raw '
firm; centruugai, aso; itiuscovaao, s.vso;
moiasses, i.tso; retinea, irm,
CHICAGO LIVE 'S'OCIC MAIlKBll
Cottlo
Slow- Honrs Firm Sheep
. 'Irreftular.
.CHICAap, July Z,-CA4TTLE-Recelpts,
Receipts, ?,600,)i:ad; market slow: beeves..
87.10Q8.S5;.fXeW .steers, ,80.75b:10; west
em steer- S7.09O9.l0; stockors and feed
era, t6.60iS7.86: cows and heifers, 8S.7&P
8.25; calves, 6.859.W. j '
HOGS Recepts, 23,000 head; market
firm; bulk of sales, S8.750C85; light 83.66
8.9(1; mixed, fS.60Zf8,W: heavy, 18.4008.88;
rough, 88.4098.65; pigs, 15.75OS.0B.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18,000
head; market rrfgular; native, 14.00 5,25!
western, 84.00C.28; yearllnis, 85.26fl.ao?
lambs, native, 86.0007.76; wee tern.. 8 3. 54
Kansas Cltr Live fliok Market.
KANSAS Ci;TY, M.. Jujy 2.-OATTLE
Receipts, 3,000 head, Including 1000 south-:
ernsi market steady' to weak; prime, fed
steers, 88.258.65; western steers, SitOS
8,00; southern steers, 85.6037.45; cows and
1 I J IMRJ m . .4maL.- a.lj.Ml
.86.76.38.00; bulls, i5.76i7.00; calves, 18.00$
HOOS-Recelpts, 14,000 head; market
steady to 6s hlg))er; bulk, 83.7ftS8,75;
heavy, S66fM.75: packers and butchers,
88.70.7i: light. 88,Wa.78r pigs, I7.76.45,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 4,400
head; market steady to 10c higher; lambs,
85.75if7.10; yearlings, S4.75S6.C0; wethers,
84.256.00; ewes, 8S.75fiM.33.
' 1 i
St. Louts Live fltook Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,700 head: market steady; good to
choice steers, S7.60$8.2S! etocktrs and
feeders, 85.2o7.60; cows and heifers, 87.00
S8.W; calves, 18.60ffl0.00; southern Okla
homa steers, 14.267.75; cows and heifers,
84.12174.60.
HOQS Rscelpts.ll.OOO head; market
steady; pigs and lights, 7.00S&80; mixed
and butchers, JS.76gS.90; good to heavy,
88.7608.90,
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Recolpts 3,600
head; market etoady; muttons S4.00Q4.75;
yearlings, 15.006,26; lambs, t7-257.60.
Sionx Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. July 2-r-CATTLE
j.eceipts, ew neaa; market nrm; native
steers, 87.20Q9.2S; eowt( ahd heifers 85.60
37.60; oanners, tS.600fi.29; bulls, stags,
etc, S6.(KW7.00.
steady; heavy, S.403.60; mixed, 18.50HW
8.65; ugnt, 8o.b5Q6.co) ouik or saiet, is.wsp.
''SHEEP ANL LAMBS-Receipts, 600
head. A
Live Stock (a fllekt.
Receipts at tha six principal western
markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep-.
Kansas City.,,.. 14,000 3,000 4,000
St. Louis 3,700 11,000 3. 600
Bloux City., 800 12,000.' 500
Chloago 9,600 23,000 1J.0O0
St Joseph...:.'...', 1.200 ' 4,700 too
South Omaha 1,000 ;0O 3,200
Totals.! tKtW 67,100 23.J00
Ht. Joseph Live Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH, July l-CATTLE-iUe-
celpts, 1,200 head; market strojigi steers,
S7.60QA.7S; cows and heifers, 84.00(88.49;
calves, 3S.OU09.po ..
HOOS Hecelpts, 4,700 head: market
strong; top, S3.80; bulk, 83.6698.75.
SHEEP A'D LAMBS-Recelpts, ZOO .
head; market 1031 So higher; lambs, 88.00
437.35. ( '
UNLAWFUL TO BE DRUNK
EXCEPT IN OWN HOME
DALLAS, Tex., July 1 An not passed
at the recent aesslbn of the Texas legisla
ture, which became effective today,
makes It unlawful for any perfon to
get drunk at any place except In his
own home. An net requiring saloons to
remain closed from 9:30 p. m. until
o'clock a. m, also went Into force today.
The Persistent and Judicious Use. of
Newspaper Advertising Is ' the Road to
Business Success
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle More Active and Strong to
Ten Cents Higher.
HOOS STRONG TO FIVE HIGHER
Sheep and Lambs Generally Ten 4
Fifteen Cents Higher and Active
at the Advance --All Are
Sold Rarly. ,
SOUTH OMAHA, July 3, mi
Receipts werei cattle, nogs. 6heep.
c ' Monday,.. 3,091 8,809 7.657
Official Tuesday 8,291 - 18,060 4,815
intimate Wednesday.. 3,000 18.400 8,200
Three days this week. 8.8M 33.353 15,72
Same days last week.. 10.700 34,18' 6,134
Same days 3 wks ago.. 10,199 19,821 8,fSl
Same Maya 3 wks ago.. 9,183 17.973 9,233
same days 4 wks ago.. 10,189 60.21 11,832
BAme days last year.. 7,641. 40,618 13,830
T,'..fon?fln' ,D hows tha receipts
P,i,5l.'. hogs and sheep at Pquth Omaha
"J "took market for the yekr to date
aa compared with last year,
r,.,,. "18. Ml. Ino. Dea
V?"1 426,478 430,890 , 4.4U
J.1.0" 1.4D4.32S 1,889,654 4K.33
Sh''P 836,46 906.962 29,604
fP1,0Flr table snows the range ot
P.if'f t0L ho" South Omaha lor th(i
last tew, days, with comparisons:
JJate. I 1918. 11911.11811 nam inVt. iiora hmt;
June
June
June
June
-July
June
June
June
June
. , , , .......
31I
7 46I
U
6 20
9 17
15
7 681
677
i tl
5 S3
6 80
S3
6 8S
5 St
5 W
894
6 31
7 43
5 86
T 48
1 14
I 31
7 40
5 9!
6 871
33
8
S H
T 36
7 80
7 43
7 68
8
8
I
6 111
9 36
6 83
87
f.30
141. 9 13
K8
38
7 84
M
9 07
7 64
!
-
7 84
6 181
8 95
7 63J
7 661
6 99
8
8
8
e so
s m
8 90
6 031
JUiy
8 38
7 61
7 83
6 96
,5 97
7 1
8 79
'Sunday.
Receipts and disposition 6f llvo stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha.
2;H;',fr twenty.four houts ending at 3
o clock yesterday:
lUSCJCIPT3-dAR8.
n CtUe, Hogs. Sheep. H'r'.a
C, M. ft St. P l - is -
Mlsoourl Pacific .... 7 6 ..
union racirio 20 28. 8 .,
C. &.N. W., osst.l 10 .!
C- & N. W., wcst..Sl 69 8 1
C. St. P.. M. Ac n..si
C.( R, jjj q east.... 6 ', 24 .,
iS" ii' vi-iwes...,. t 16 .. ..
C. It. L & V.. wf 1
Olllnols Central .... .. ' - .. .,
C O. W. 8 6 ..
Total rpoelpt's ....91 06 .
JJ.bl'OoITION HBAD.
owiil i uo, ...... 314
3,440
4,633
3,923
201
144
123
670
441
...
f
....
....
....
.
....
....
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vuaany racking co.... soi
Armour ts ;o.r....,...,.k lu
Sohwarts ft Co ; ....
Worrell 18
H. o. Packing Co 7
Swift Kansas City
tilitahv. Rlnnv Pllv
. 1.88S
1,888 MM
AniiuiwKaniiu i.-irv
81
Cudahy, lCaniaa dty.'..
76 ,
90'
17
8
81
66
26
nt. ctair .i
Hill & Son
F. b. Lewis.,
L. F. Huts
Kosehatock Bros. ......
lit l. L.O....
Mo. & ICans.-Calf Co..
14
Other buyers ... , 154
Totals ..................3,003 15,931 3,343
CATTLE Cattle receipts numbered
only 78 oars this morning and the total
for the three days toots up only a little
oyer 6,000 head, being the smallest of any
recent week and smaller than a year
ago by 1,800 head.
.The market on beef steers shows more'
life and annh than unv recant ilnv 'and
while the demand was none too urgent'
ii was oonsiaeraoiy more brisk tnan it-
has been on moat meant dv with h
result that the bulk of the cattle had.
Biipngea nanas ty s:so in uie morning.
It, will be remembered that most ot the
urns of lata it has taken the whole fore
noon to dispose ot the moderate receipts.
With the more active demand pricea
looked up a little and It Is safe to
quote the general trade aa fairly active
at prices that were strong to 10o higher
than yesterday, The Quality ot the cat
tle was poor and the belt here were only
good enough to bring I8.I0 for full loads
with a few odd head up to 18.60.
Cows and heifers were In very light
supply, there hardly being a, full load'
In the yards. The demand, however; was
not over urgent on the part of packers,
but there wan a pretty good Inquiry from'
outside buyers. The result was that
pretty much everything had sold early
wun gooa neiiors strong 10 wo nigner
and oowa steady.
There were no stock cattle or feders In
sight to make a market and the feeling1
was about steady.
' quotations on cattle Qooa to choice,
bief attars, SioO4.60 fair to gobd beet
steers, S7.5oftil.00; common to fair beef.
steers, I7.264p7.89; good to choice heifers,
87.0007.90; good to Choice oows, S8-COSJ7.U;
fair to gaud grades. 8S.4uigi6.V0; common to
fair grades, 3.7Mz.40t good to chOlot
stockers and feeder 88.767.78; fair to
good stockers and feeders, t.J&.7S! Com.
mon to fair Blockers and feeders, tt.90(l
6.2SI stock cows and heifers, Sl.80to6.78;
ftwifk''' 7,C0Mi bu"' ' et!'V
Representative sales!
BEEF STEBRH.
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HOQS-A slight advance In prices at
other points and a good local buying de
mand served, to overbalance the effeot
of the liberal receipts and first bids this
morning were a little stronger than
yesterday's average. ShibDsr huveira
opened the trade by taking over a good
share of the supply at figures that
ehowed a nickel advance. The big fea
ture ot the market Waa the excellent
quality of the 'supply, near everything
being on the light or light mixed order.
As a result ot this condition the com
petition) was keen on all grades, and In
the end paokers put up their droves at
Strong to (c higher prices. The general
market averages almost a nickel better
than Wednesday, but the large propor
tion of light stuff Is responsible for this
extra strength and the values are quoted
as. being strong to So higher. Movement
was reasonably .active, and practically
everything had been sold before 10
o'clock. Bulk of the supply moved at
IS.6898.es, and soma choice lights went
to, shippers as high as 13.70. This latter
price Is, by the way. the highest that has
been paid slnco April, When tops reached
For the three days values show a net
advance ot 16c Receipts have been lib
oral all week, and while the early trade
on each day has been slow and dull, the
markets have closed up fully as strong
as they wero at any other time. Therer
has been an. eager demand for oil grades,
especially light mixed and- butchers, and
as a rood share of the week's receipts
waa on the light order, there has been
a broad outlet for everythlnc.
Today's receipts amount to about 197
cars, or 18,400 head, making the total for
the three dava 82.260 head. This Is nearly
8,000 amoller tnan for trie same days last
week and over 2,000 lighter than for tho
same period last year.
representative sales:
N. At. Sh. Pr. M. At. 8k.
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BIIEEP Altogether, around 320 head
were on sale and, with the exception ot
about 600 head, everything was from tha
range, chiefly South Dakota,- Wyoming
Md Oregon. This Is a liberal supply for
a Wednesday, being greater than a week
ago and a year ago, and tho reoelpts for
the woek to date nave. been good Tor tho
season, as they are estimated at 16.260
head, as against. 12,830 during tha sama
days last year. Though today's - arrivals
were liberal, only about halt ot them
wero- suitable aa killers, tho other half
being on the feeder order, leaving only
a light Supply tor the 'paokers.
Quite naturally price on' both tat sheep
and Iambi advanced I015o oyer, yester
day, under tha influence ot tha light re
ceipts and moSt everything available as
killing stuff was picked' up In tha first
hour or so.
Killing lambs wsre very scarce, the
supply being lighter than for some time.
A llttlo better than a deck ot'natlva
lambs sold up to 87.25.
Aged offerings, consisting mainly of
range wethers and ewes were mora nu
merous than lambs and they were In. good
demand. A two-car shipment ot' range
wethers crotued tho scales- at 84.45 and it
umall bunoh of ewes brought 14.16.
For this time ot the year the feeder de
mand seemed' very good and feeder buy
era gave' considerable support to thv.
market As previously mentioned the, re
ceipts amounted ta some six oars. Trade
on- the whole was rather slow, but finally
a fair clearance waa made befqre noon.
Among the sales were two ears of South
Dakota lambs that sold at 8C.1-9, Feeding
lambs are quotable at a range ot 36,003?
6.00. '
Quotations on sheep ahd lambs: Lambs,
spring, 8S.75-7.S-S; lambs, -shorn, '8,00.60;
yearlings, shorn, 5.00(fl.eo; wethers,
shorn, H0t34.7B; ewe's, shorn, 4.904.IO;
culls, lambs, H-KC-Wi' 'cull, sheep. W.W
tJAOO.
n4inMaanrrltlt4i exsTsta .
4 Oregon weUjers. .... .,,.,.. ,196 4 t
48 Oregon bull -lvthnr......n...l( 8 M
14 native lambs .,...,.'. 7 2b
6 cull lambs......................... M
SIS
4 00
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6 i
64 native ewes, ,,,,,.,.137
6 cull ewes ,iig
887 feeder South Dakota lambs.. 39
418 South Dakota feeder lambs.. 39
100 South Dakota ewes 90
6 1!
4 I
243 South Dakota feeder ewes... 83
244 South Dakota feeder ewe;.. 84
643 South Dakota feeder ewe,.. M
73 Sosih' Dakota, feeder ewes.,, si
71 native ewes 99
Michaelsen Has 1
Sympathy of the
Central Labor Me&
Tire Central Labor, union at tha .tabor
temple lapit, night went on. record in, favor
of a hearta? for Waldtmar .Michaelsen,
discharged- city ictrtclan! aa opposed
to the ordinance granting fho paa com
pany a tranohlso In return lor' dollar a
and In favor ot a co-operative store,
U. F. Barman waa warmly attacked
for view expressed In an Interview to
The Bee on the workmen' compensation
)aw passed at the last session ot the lag
lstature. Charges that ambUlance-flhsj-)ng
lawyers were paying 60, cents apieco
for signatures to a petition to refer the
workmen's compensation law to a vote
ot the people were made numerously and
frequently. One member declared that
he would contest the law even to tha su
preme court whether his brothers helped
trim or not
Some df the members wanted a motion
passed putting the union on record M
opposed to all kinds of franchises to pub
llo service corporations, . but .this motion
was lost
The request for a definition of the
union's stand oh the Michaelsen case
brought forth an eruption: ot charges and
hard words. -Michaelsen was attacked
on the question of how he' stood with
Union's. Wlthnelt was lambasted for not
Insisting that a union man fill' the posi
tion of city electrician. Each -man had
his supporters and his opponents and
they all waxed -warm in defense ot their
favorite.
Finally the vote on the motion stood
eleven to. nineteen. Several pUnutti wer
taken up after the meeting explaining
how each voted and the reasons there
for. Tutkey Threatens :
. -to Take Part in
Balkan Quarrel
LONDON. July Z.-The Balkan situation
If extremely pusaltng. The' Servian gov
ernment announces, almost In the time
breath, the acceptance of Russian arbt
tratbu nnd the existence of a stuto of
war.
Thy dlf pitches which arrived tonight
from' Belgrade are ot the most conflicting
chaiaoter. Some ahnoilr.ee that fltlitlrig'
has ceased since Monday; others that
serious fighting continues and that tho'
Servlins have captured Isttp and Kr'up-
lthte, with heavy losses on both sides
Newsptfper reports say the Servians
captured twenty Bulgarian officers, fifty-
eight non-commissioned officers tnd 709
men during the fighting Monday.
A dispatch from Rome says that Tur
key has notified Bulgaria, that tale-tt
abandons Its claim to a war idersnity
Turkey will Join with 8ervla and Qreeoe
la ovent of hostilities.
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