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THE BEE: 01UHA, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1913. 'GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Enormous Wheat, Receipts Induoe Many to Sell Holdings. COM ACREAGE IS INCREASED - -if WW Both Arm Planted In Yellovt Cereal nnd Condition of Crop at This Time la Aboret That ol ( Last Ycnr. OMAHA. July 7. 1911 -The enormous wheat receipts at primary Markets today will not only show the willingness ot growers to dispose ot their holdings, but it will also show that the yields In tho southwest arCvvery large. The present prle o wheat ltrnot low by any' means, as around tho 90 cent level the farmer Is enabled to see his way clear and, to hare a good percentage left to Tay for his work and Interest on the money Invested In bis farm and Imple ments, The question now staring the country In the face Is "will the present price of wheat bo upheld, or will It show a rapid downturn with the movement of the new crop fully under way 7" . Men In tho trade wiin houses distributed over the .southwest, aa well as branches In the northwest, while slow to predict that 'prices' are to go much lower, are' not. eager to take on any great amount of wheat around the present price level. During last week the purchases by these concerns direct from the country anioijnted to several million bushels and these .purchases will likely Increase this week.' Cash wheat was lo to lV4o lower. The corn acreage Is placed aa having increased' 1.5 per cent over last year. The .conditions are placed at 83.2 per cent compared with 81.6 per cent last year. On a' five-year average the corn crop Is placed at 2,839,000,000 bushels. On a flat estimate of continuance of present con ditions the prespect Is for a crop of 2,900, 000,000 bushelR, which compares with a yield of 3,125,000,000 bushels in 1912. Cash corn -was unchanged to Ho higher. Threshing returns on oats am likely to show that tho claims for a short crop have not been without foundation. There Is a: big open Interest In oats at Chicago and wide fluctuations in values are likely ,to continue. Cash oats were unchanged to J4c lower. . Clearances were none of corn, w.OOO bushels of oats and wheat and flour equal to 720,000 bushels. Liverpool closed unchanged to i4d higher- ort wheat and Ud higher on corn. Primary wheat receipts were 1,706,006 bushels and shipments were 475,000 bush els, against receipts last year of sse.000 bushels and shipments of 516,000 bushels. Primary com receipts were, l,3SQ,QQp bush els." and shipments were 907,000 bunht-ls, against receipts lost year ot 818,000 bush els and shipments ot 418,000 bushels. Primary pats receipts were 1,719,000 bushels and shipments were' 67610DO bush els, ..against receipts last year of 796,000 bushels and shipments of 403,000 bushels. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago .................. 41 Minneapolis 497 D.uluth . , 243 Omaha 67 Kansas City 307 St. Louis, ...(....!. w.i.. 218 21T 183 121 137 119 Winnipeg .....,.... 238 ... ... Tho following cash sales were reported. .Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 8 .cars, 83Hc; 1 car (new), 83o. No. 3 hard winter, 2 cars, 83c: 3 cars, 82$4c No. 4 hard win ter, 1 Car,' 82c: 2 cars, 81a No. 3 spring, 1 car, 83c. No. 3 mixed, 1 . car, .82c. No. 2- durum mixed, 1 car, 83a Oats; No. 2 .white 7 cars, 33Hc; 6 cars, 39c. No. 4 White, 7 Cars. 39c: 2 cars, 3Se. No grade, T ear, 3Gc. Rejected, 1 car, 88c Com: No, 8 .white;.' 6 cars, - 59c.- No. 4 . white, 1 car, B?c; l.,car, 68WC.S 1 car, &Sc. No. 2 yel low. 1 car, 68iic; 1 car, 6sc. No, 3 yel low, 5 cars. 68Uc; 8 tars, 68c; 4 cars, tMt, No. 4 yellow, 1 car, 6Sc; 4 cars, 67J4C. No.. 2 mixed, 1 car, 68c: 1 car, 67c No. 3 mixed, 1 car, E8o; 16 cars, 67c; 6 car, 6754c.' No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 57ei 1 car, 67',Ic. "No grade', 1 Car, 63c 1 car,' 52o"2 cars, El& , Omaha. Cash Prices o, 2 hard, 30S3HC. ftp". 3. hard, 8288301 No. 4 hard, HOQszct Ho. 3 spring, 82483c: No. 4 Bprlng. 78 83o (new): No. 2 durum, 81H83c; No. 3 Auwjm,80H2o (new). CQrn: No, S white, (68H69o;. No. 4 white . 68ffi59q; No. 2' -yclM,- tWVW tto.'S yellow. m& 6SUc: No. 4 yellow, 67VM?6Sc No; 4, 67tf BSC: No. 2. 67V46Sc: No. 4, 67G7c: no graae, bioroo. uaui no wikv, (new). No. 3, 64V4Mc new) ClitCAGO GRAIN AND IHIOVX&IONS Pentnrea of "the Trading nnd Cloaltte prices on Board of Trait. CHICAGO, July 7. Wheat prices today sagged under tho weight of heavy mar keting of. th new crop. There to a nervous close at & decline of c to lVto .net. In corn the outcome was a loss of He to 11V4o and tor oats a setback of 4ft'o to l4fiUHc Provisions finished: dearer by 6C to I2tta , ' L Purchasing of new wheat to arrive here surpassed In amount any previous day, notwithstanding that reduced quotations bides, the bulls wero forced to contend eldest the bulls wero forces to contend with, .tho effect of a considerable aggre gate 'of heddne sates here for the south west. There hod also been tine rains in thov-.sprlnir crop region, improving tne outlook for a more liberal yield.. Kncourairament for frlendH of htcher prices' came only at the outset and the winuup. usuies eariy mentioned iear about Balkan, developments and referred also to unfavorable crop prospects In France. The influence ot this news quickly wore off, but the market .was agujn showing recuperative .power when Ih the last fifteen minutes gossip was current that Sales had been made here ot irrt Viii foe ftrnort Seaboard .clearances of wheat and flour equaled 114.000 bu. Primary receipts ot wheat (three days) wero l,705,W ou.; a year-.aga ssww oa. Giowlne reports Of field conditions de prived the corn market ot support; A secondary reason was that shipping call wna.too restrictive tor comfort. ' Oats' weakened with other grains and because crop advices were more uniformly xavoraoie man nas ueen me ruie oi mie. Higher prices for hoga carried pro visions up grade. The advance wap cnecKeo, nut not overcame uy tongs i&k lni- nro fit i on a liberal scale. AnlcjoiOpen. High.) Low, Closo.ThUr. Wheat July. Sept. pec. -Cbrn. 89US901 90 S8U 8ST4 90 SOW! 83 88TiS9,S8UeHi 903&&U 25i(li Jull. dept. oSs?" C1U eiwl em 62H 69 62USU SlHOHi '71. 8 61 truly, 40U 40U 42W Bfcpt. 42 Dec Pork, juiy. mm 44 21 15.S2T 21 85 2210 2100 1160 21 10 2100 21 03 0 90 U 45 116042 116TH 1190 1196 Sept 2tXH 21 15 Lara. July. 11 60 11 75 1160 U76 U E7tt! - Sept. uex-a 11 70 1175 oct. U 80-82 JlKH! 11 TO Bibs. .July.1 Bept - OcU, It 95-Ottli 1K-87 11 87H 11 82H 1187 12 09 1180 12,03 11 u en 11 C5 1107 1172H .Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2, iSiaoic; No. 2 red, 90042c; No. 2 bard. fi0&91Ho; No. 3 bard. i390o; No. 1 northern, 93V4tieSo; No. 2 northern, 939 84c: No. S northern, &092c; No. 2 spring, 9295ci No. 3 spring. SOiSJSo; No. 4 spring, SSfj90o: velvet chafr, 90S4c; durum, sou Mo. Corn: No. 2. OKGSVlc; No. 2 white, 0 ; , is o. 3 yenow, ujvgwc; no. 3, 61662c: No. 3 white, (SViWc; No. 3 yet low, $lj620 No. 4, 6KHb03ic; No. 4 white, C62o; No. 4 yellow. SOOSiUc. Oats: No. 2, 8SH0; No. 2 white. 42U 42Hcj No. 3 white. 404G414C; No. 4 whfie, tmwict standard, 41H942HC ; lire: No. 2, 6lHeV4c Barley: t&9 63c Timothy: 83.?54.7S, Clover: Nornl .nal. Fork; 8Sl.ISfl2.00. Lard: 31U7H 1L60. Ribs: lt62Hf 12.46. . BUTTER Weak ; creameries, tSHe to 24g85V4c KQOS Lower; receipts, 19.421 cases; at mark, oases Included, 12315c; ordinary tints. IWSlKc; flrsu, 17c; storage, 17 He POTATOES Loner; 60t8$c; receipts, JOO.ears. , POULTRY Alive, higher; fowls, i4$c; sprttgs,' 22c; turkey, Ifc, - VlaSbie Sapplr of Grain. NEW YORK. July 1.-The visible supply V III VII 3 UIUUX DlN JUiY b, aS oompiied by the New York Produce ox change, was as follows: Wheat. 29,470,080 imsiiels, decreased. 093.090 busheU; In bond, SM7fi baihtls, decreaaed, 29,000 bushels. "Com, ll,tS0,flOO buzhels, increased, 17,W A T I rrA 400 tnewj: EUl.llua.ru. tjsu unw white, 39&39UC! No. 4 White. 38i039c. Barley: Malting. 00c (new) no. 1 feed.. 4246c fnew). Rye: No. 2, D0QS5HO bushel. fnt IK.TMnm 7iiihl. In. creased, 1 058,000 bushels; In bond. 7SS.OO0 3W.O0O bushels, decreased 9?,O0O bushel. uaney. i.eww bushels, aecreasea. ibs,wv bushels: In bond. 178.000 bushels. In creased, 80,009 bushels. OMAHA GUEUAl, fllATllCET. riUTTEri-No. 1. Mb. carton. 23ol No 1, CO-lb. tuba, 27c: No, 2. 25o. , . FIBIt-Whlte, fresh, 16c; trout, fresh. 12c; large crapples, fresh, lio: Spanish mackerel, 15c: eel. 17c; haddock, ltd flounders, Uci shad roe. per pair, 40ol salmon, fresn, i6c; nanout,, iresn, j; buffalo. 9c i bullheads. 12c: channel cat fish, 13c; plks, 14c; pickerel, 11c CHEESE Imported Swiss, 32o; Ameri can Swiss, 26c; block 'Swiss, 24c; twins, 18c: daisies, ISc; triplets. 18c; Young Americas, 19c; blue label brick. l(Hc; lira- ourger, z-io., zic; i-io., .zzc; rtew xorK white. 20c. POULTRV-Brollers. S33Sc per lb.; hens, 16Hc; cocks, 12 Vic; ducks. 18V20c; geese, 18c: turkeys, 204Tt5o; pigeons, per doin Jl.W; rosters, 9c; ducks, full feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, 13c; squabs, No. 1, l.W; No. 2, Wc ueer cuts no. i ribs, i7Mo; No. z libs. lSVic: No. 3 ribs. HUc. No. 1 loins. 19o; No. 2 loins, 17Hc; No. 3 loins, 16c. ixo. i onucKs, tic; no. z chucks, ioho; No. 3 ehUPk. ion. Nn 1 rnnnili lKnf Sn. 2 rounds, Ucj No. 3 rounds, 14iic No. i piuies. sue; wo. z plates, so; To. s Plates, 7iic. The followlnc fruit onQ veeetable rrlces are reported by the aillnskr Fruit cum- pany: FRUITS Hood river strawberries, per Jl-quart case, J3.C0: California red rasp oerrtes, per z-quart case, ?i.oo; caiirornia Lozan berries, uer 21-auart ease. 23.00: California blackberries, per 24-quart case, (3.00; aptlcote, per 4-baaket crates, fl.73; piun.8, per t-oassei crate, tw; peacnes, per box, 11.60 to 11. 76; California black or red cherries, per box. $2.00; California cantaloupes, pony crates, 13.60; California standard, per crate, S.O0; home grown cherrUa, per 24-quart cosi, Itoo; home grown gooseberries. Pur 24-auart case. (.23. Oranges, Sumtlst Valencias, 126, 288 Mies, per dux, u.w; jbo, 17& zw, no, 260 sizvs, per box, J5.W; fancy Valencias, 126. 283 sizes, per box, J5.00; Valencias. 160 sizes, per box. 85.60: Valencias 176, 200, 216, sizes, per box, JO.OH Apples, extra fancy uano, circle brand, per bbi.. extra fancy Wlnesap, per bbl., 86.60. evaporated cranberries, carton contain ing 3d packages, per carton, 8170, Lemons? extra fancy SunkUt. xoOs and ICOs, per box, 19.00: extra choice red ball. 6uun ana ibu, per oox, vi.au, VEGKTAliLEri L&riro new notatoes. per bu., 81.00; t-bftg lots or more, per bu., 90o; rural, per bu., GOc; red rlyer early Ohio, per ba, coo. California crystal wax onions, per crate, S1.60; Texas uermuaa, per crate, ji.iw. l ancy Texas tomatoes, per 4-bosket crate, JtOO; 6 crate lots. 95c. Beet cuts prices! No. 1 ribs. 17c: No. 1 rlba. liWc: No. I ribs. 16c No. 1 loins. 1SV4c; No. 2 loins, 17c; No. 3 loins, levic x cnuctiB, iu; iu. chucks, vq. No. chucks, 104c No. 1 rounds, l4Uo; No. 2 rounds, He- No. S rounds, 13o. No. 1 Plates. 8a; -No. 2 plates. 7c: No. 2 platc-s, 7C. MISCELLANEOUS Red new potatoes. har VittmnMt'. 1Z.IA1 rttllfnrnla Jiim,Sa celery, per doz., 82.00; cider Mott's, per keg, 83.60; cider Nfhawka, per keg. till; asparagus, per doz;, Wcf rhubarb, pr doz., 30c; onions, per dqz., 20c; new beets, carrou. turnips, per dos., Goc; parsley, per doz., 40o'; radish, per dos., 40o; headlettiioo. er uo., i.w; iiomosruwn icai reiiucs, ar doc. 40o! crecn neBDers. per basitt ,4' why or ereen bains, ner liamnar. 84.00; hot house cucumbers, per dos.. iiooa 2.00; cauliflower, per crate. 13.60; Venetian garlic, per lb., 12 He; 9'cxas new cabbage, per lb., 2o; eggplan. per doz., tl.&Otgzto; horseradish. Z dot amies in came, rer case, 31.90; aromeomv oiana aates, pttr 23.00; ahchor brand dates, pkg.r 2.z$; walnuts No. 1 u.tt shell, per lb., Xvei medium (ieuuns, i; ,iu,t uiu, ur.cona JUmbo, per b.. i3c; giant pecans, Loulsl- ana paper sneu, yur u., uoi inuer, per lb., 16c; Drake aimonds, per lb., 16c taper shell, 18c; Brazils, per lb., 10c; large washed, per lb., 12c; black walnuts, par lb.. 2Hoi raw No.1 peanuts, per lb.. Cvio: Jumbo peanuts, per lb., 8c; roast reanuts, per lb , SMot shell baric hickory nuts, per lb.,, 4o; largo hickory nuts., per lb,, so; whito rice popcorn, per lb., eo; tihsskcrs. per iw pug. cau, ss.w, ennoxem, per pkg. case, 31.76: Leslie Berry boxes, qts per 1.900. 12.75. Kaniai City Grain and FruTtslons, KANSAS -CITY. July 7. WHEAT No. 2 hhrd. 87089c: new, 8386o! No. 2 red, 84Q87C! .new, 82J83cf July, 82Hct Sep- temner, 834w63c; uecomoer, sic. . CORN No. 2 mixed. GOe No. 2 White, 11 81Ho; July, 69c,' September, G0c; De eqmber. 56?ic . M , OATS-No. 2 White, 41c; No. 2 mixed, 88HQ)c; September, 4U4041c: Decern- W tl,1Mi MAY Weak: choice timothy. 812.10 1300; choice prhlrie, 811.00311.66.' HUTT&ii vreamery, awe; m did, seconds, 24o; packing, 20Hc. EQQS Firsts, no; seconds, ua. POULTRY HenB. m4l3c; roosters, 10c; ducks, 15c! broilers, 22c Wevr York penernl Market. nvror vnmc. 3nW 1 SUGAR Raw. firm; centrifugal, S.4So; muscovado, 2.B60! molasses sugar, z.7sc. iwimijo, crushed. B.20c: fine granulated. 4.60c; powdered, 4.60c. iiurrisu firmer; receipis, wmi creamery extras, Z7Kc: firsts, wanwfl seconds. 24HW4c;' Imitation creamery, firsts, 21c; packing stock. 19H$21c. CHEESE Steady: receipts, 1,359 boxes; state whole milk, 13V1HUc; skims. 3nc. EGOS Firmer; receipts (three days). 29,497 cases; fresh gathered, extras, 23 25c; extra firsts. M22lc: flrstB. iSia2Qc; seconds, 10 17c; western gathered whites, 2025o. POULTRY Dressed, steaay; rresn killed western chickens, 2aS24c fowls, iityvl&ttcs turkeys, l8iac St. Louts General Market. ST, LOUIB, Mo.. July 7. WHEAT Cash: No. z red. hS7c: no. 2 hard. BOViQ'JOc; Julyt SoHc; September, coRN-No. 2. CinCJHo: No. 2 white. 64Q64ttc: July, 60HCS September, HWif OATS No. Z. of40o; o. z wmte, , 43c; juiy, 49c; tseptemoer, iivic. POULTRY Easier; chickens, J2Uc; springs. 20a; turkeys, 16c; ducks, lie; geese. 10c. BUTTER Steady: creamery, 28c. EGOS Steady; nc. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. July 7. WHEAT July. 89HC; September, 91Wc; Decern ber. 94ttc: cosh. No. 1 hard, 92Uo: No. : northern. 91U32Uc; No. 2 northern. KU 6fWio; no. iara, juontana, esprac; U. o, .V FLOUR Unchanged, IJRAN-Unchanged. CORN No. 3 yellow, 67Uto. OATS No. 3 white, JSJ33c. RYB No. 2. KQ88C FLAX-8l.2591.S5H. liA HX.EY 4MJS7C l urerpooi urnin nnrKCi, LIVERPOOL. July 7. WHDAT BdoL ateadvi No. 1 Manitoba. 7s 9d: No. 2. 7s td: No. 8, 7s SVid; futures, steady; Jutv 7s Mid: December. 7s 4Kd. CORN pot, qtuet; American mixed, new kiln dried. 6s Sd; old, (a; old, via. Galveston, Es 8W; futures; steady; 6ep- umber. La nata, s lifia: L.a nata.. 6s no. . vijauiv winter naienis. zss va. HOPS In London (Pacific coast). 4 1S&6 1ZS.- Mllwnnkre Ornln Market. MILWAUKEE, WU.. July 7.-WHEAT no. 1 northern. 94094HC1 No. 2 northern, S03Vie; No. 2 hard winter, 90391c; July, CORN No. 3 yellow, 2e; Ko. I white, m.Ytc; juiy. WTto; uepumoer, ic. uato 5wjsc; juiy, avjio; nepiem per, tic RYE 61Hc. BARLEY 65C64c. Peoria Market. PEORLV. July 7. CORN-Vio up; No, yellow. 8tUe2Uo: No.- 2 mixed. . CIVio No. 8 mixed, sfttc; No. 4 mixed, ttUcs sample, migpswi, OATS Unchanged; No. S white, Uc standard, ilHU; No. 3 white, 41Vt84liio wo. t wnito, eOjtC Evaporated Apples snl Dried Fruits NEW .YORK, July 7 EVAPORATED APPLES-uarket firm; fancy, &HHC choice. eVtSdc: Crime. KLSte. DRIED FRUITft-Prunfca, quiet; Call, fornla. 8UfM2Uc: Oreifons. tW94c And cots, dull; choice. 12612VM: extra choice. Mwwvnvi .-"wi .,m -v.. quiet; choice. 6V,Hc; extra choice, 6 7c; fancy, 7U&7&C. Raisins, steady; loose. Muscatels. 4tt64ic: choice to fancy. seeded, 6$Viei seeedless, 4)4Kc; Lon don layers, wunwi.w. NEW YORKjSTOCK MARKET News in Wall Street is Neatly All of a Bearish Trend. NO AWAKENING OP INTEREST Most Attention raid to Closing I'ltUburKh Dank nnd tho lie oelvership ot Related Concern. uw votit .tnlw 7. News in which Ttr.ii wn rxu'lnllv tntnreated to day was ncarty fcll of a bearish turn and as there wan no outside demand to sus tain the market, quotations were iu. generally. Resumption of trading after the triple holiday brought no awakening of interest and although tho day de velopments, might have had a llttlo In An. a. hrnnri Ana active market. they formed an available, bails tor op erations of, the professional oXtmtnt. whose activities accounted for me great part of sucn ousiness a uuiw. tr.t .tthltArt xrnn tinhl to tho closing of a Pittsburgh bank and the receiver ship or a reiaioa concern. -LV.,.. Aj.r.tn thnt the causes Which led uo to the suspension of the bank were purely locaf and that no unioie inferences couiu uo umvn .-..- banking poaition in general. -manner In which banks hove built up their reserves in view ot the ditflcul tles i oi : the I present situation was shown in the reports just made to the comp troller In response UfhlB call. Resumntion 01 gou engwement of 83UO.000 tor Paris was a surprise aa It had not been generally S,j..i that further shipments would be made for the present. The now war In the unmans, iiowoi. further strain or at least to an In definite contlnuanco ot the Present con ditions in the foreign money market. In this same connection the beare found another argument in tho showing by the New York banks In their last week's statement Issued during " Kmkh holiday. A largo contraction In oasn holdings had beTn expected, however, on it is Vtt&P??& lieu UP in hub w usual channels thecondltlon shown last week will ue rccuiieu. , . ot the bank atatoment wero reflected In the firmer tono ot the ttmo money mar ket. Call funds also rose uuuu rpcent level towaru mu . . , The heaviness of stocks persisted i.-in.?-t.iT Ih. .AiKlnn. Declines were mostly fractional, but a number of ropre- Ifs-oTg- Oro,and lies Bond, were under slight pressure. Total soles, par value, 31.543,000. A?ti.!SHtatM bond wore unchanged on call. . ,, M. nf orices Numoer oi bhimco , - of stocks: ff.h t,w.cio9u "'IS iiS 1m JIM MM II a AB.erlcan Azrlcultural... ...j.' Anerlcao Can pW...... m 200 41U 41 39 II 114 s ttVi American v. American Cotton OIK- Amtrloan Ice Beeilrlllw. Ancslcan Ui4 As.erican Loctttnotlte ., 100 1.7CO 409 t Sft it IK junerlcan 8. Amtrlcan o. s n. p"-" American Busar IWlntnf 1M m JJ J American Tel A Tel... l.JW J4 ? American Tobacco . 7M 1H 101 107 Aaaconfla Mining Co... Atohlaon AtehUon pfd. Atlantic Con Line...... Baltimore Onlo Bethlehem Steel , . . .... Prooklyn IUjI4 Tranalt. 1.100 8141 11 l,7w ' JOO 7 91 UK MO 91 tii 17 09 nu ttt Canadian Paoltlo S, US 54 "H 1M 11 tl 9i 3,100 S1H Mtt W "wi loiU iivi loi4 200 1M mit 1"H Central 'iamr '' Cheiapeake ft Ohio..... Chtcaxo Qrat Wmiwo. Chi.. P-"' Cbt, N W.. ...... Colorado Fuel a Iron.. Coaaolldated Oaa , Com I'roducU ...... .. 600 1J04 12S IMS Delaware A liuuion.,.. r-nv a nio orande. .... ..... ..... w 14 UVi M l!4 1114 1 H I). , II. o. pia. ' Dlatlllm' eecuMUKS 4. ..... Erie arte. lt pfd i Erie td vta Oeseral Kiectrta ........ O teat Northern pfd..... Great Ktarthara Ore ctta. Illinois ' Central Interboronah-Mtt. ...... 100 1(7(4 111 1,200 UtU 12S 4.100 114 10 200 114 lnlerborouih.Met. ptd... 1.000 International nanener.. .... International Pump tOO K. C. Southern ........ v Iaclede uta Lehlfh Valler ,...u.... m 14 tOO 110 1MW lMi LouUTIII B nainTiue. II., 5t. P. St 8. Bte. M. M., K. T 100 111 112 400 tlt4 81 tOO GH 80 109 US 111 1UH 20 10 ItOK t7 Mitaourl Htilio rational Dlacuit ., National Lad ......... N. nr. or i. ia pia..,. New York Central..,.. M0 97U 140 29 100 109 N. T., O. A w........ Norfolk Weetern KVirth American ........ 2IV4 101 10Z 100 ten II Northern l'acino ..... 2.000 lOStt 19741 vnH Pactlle Mall '(;; "H Pen.nrlTaala , 3.700 llttt 111 111 pepple'.uaa ........... a , PlttaburKh Coal , Preued steel Car ...... ..... .??H Pullman Palace Car... 100 ism ieih ui neidln 21.400 1H7K UH H Qlapubiro I. A 8 tOO 11 lift Utt Tteeub to I. ft B. pro... e nock iiiana Co.,, Bock laland Co. pfd.... 100 coo 100 15 8t. I. ft S. M pro. Beaboard Air Lin Seaboard Air Use prd. eiora-Bheffleia I. ft R. Southern P4clfld Southern lUllvkr ..... n 4.400 COO 11 Southern IUilwar' pfd... 1M Tenneaiee oopper ....... too II 29 Texas A raemo .,,.. 400 IIU 14 11 union paetno to.m inn iK les lrnlon paclflo IN,. tlelted State Ilealtr... , 11 (1 .... United State Rubber ,, United State Steel .... -tou ,mo tt ti uii .KM 104U 104U 1MH 300 24 14 2114 I. (United State Steel nfd... 1.100 soo 100 100 virsinu-varouna unern. Wabaah ,. Wabaah pfd St J 1 2M weatern Marjiana Wettem Union ..... tou WertlnthOBM Eleetrte. .. too it 4 Wfteeiies c utl en ,. . iva 4tt Total (ale (or tb cay, 1(1.100 share. Sew York Money Hforket. NEW YORK. July 7.-MONEY-On call, steady; li02V4 per cent; ruling rate, i ner cent; closing oia, vk per cent; oi rerea at cer cent, xime loans, iirmer: sixty days. 3 per cent; ninety days, 84 per cent; six months. 5V4S6 per cent. pitiMB MiiiiuAr iiiJti fAf J3 per cent. . STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with actual muslness in bankers' bills at 34.8323 for sixty-day bills and at 818688 for de mand, commercial bins, si.szh. SILVER Bar. tsiic; Mexican dollars. 46c DONDS Government, steadyi railroad. easy. I The following wera tha edruinar nunln. lions on ponaa: V- S. ret. la r- Japan 4K IU U. S. tl re.....'.letL . deb. (UU tt do cotuwn iujui ft p.. tin 4a.... U V- Z. 41 rf 1 M.. X, A T. 1H la SOU do oupon ,iu eo ten, au 7u rvniu . nuwH . Minuun rwmv e ei Al-Co. lat u...... "M. yaeltle e. la.. M Am. Atrt. W.... ft ,"N. O. t M. 4(477 a. T. i T. ev. 4(MUK. T. CI r. lu7 n Amer. Tobacco ..lt . do 4s 81141 At tn. 4a....,,.. Nt4 or. I Via 7iti fl er. la Hw?( 4iM. w. It e. U M da er. t 100 do sr. 4a 1HU At C L lit 4.. M North. Paclflo 4i.. IU D. O. la nva flo u tt'.l 'Oo IH. nor, a. L. rfde. 4i tl Or. Tr. cr. 4a.... MHPena. cr. lUa rlnsi aau C of 0. 8a 10t do eon. 4 aau Central Leather I tt Reading tea ..., S4K CAE. 4U 2H8 U A B T I. i -v;. u. con. '"a o ea. n 11 Cht A IH H do eon. te 74 a B A Q J. ,. 1!48. A. t adj. Ca.... 71 do ao. u 91 lo. Ptcina cel. 4,. tt OtltEPl 4Ua 10114 do t. 4s . K O R. I. a p e ao Jt ret. 4g 9 AO rfC 41 71 BO. Rjr. m, (,,. T( n? ft 8 r 4H 1 Bo. Br. I 1M74 Pet tc It cr. 4i.. HHfaloa Pacific t . MU d. ft r. a. rr. t e d er. 4 nS DUtlll.lV Is MH do let t r. 4.... IIU Brte pr. U 4 4W. 8. KabWr .... 1M sen. ia 70 U. Steel Id 8.... aau do at 4a r. D MHV.-Car. Cs. a 1 111. a lat r. is.... 0 Wab. lat ft e. 4,. M Intaiet 4t4 T4Wt Ui, 4 .... 74 Jnt Mer, M. 4a !7;Wet. El. cr. 8.. IIU Bid. Offered. .WU. Pen, 4 (4 Teeaann' Btttement. WABHINOTON. Jul 7 Tha mnrim of the United States treasury at the bo elnnlng of business today was Free balance In treasury and banks, 3118400,330; balance In Philippine and treasury and uufr.auaum, ,wiiid,um, jicb uA.aiice in Kcn- eral fund. 314XH3. Receipts Saturday, The deficit this fiscal year Is 81,216,511. ts 1I7U lil ink tit in. HH It 1IH 1MV4 UH , BH 1314 2S J5li ..... II,. 14SU 143K against a deficit ot 37,40.1,644 last year. The figures for receipts, disbursements nnd deficit exclude Panama canal and public debt transactions. i London "took Market. LONDON, July 7. American securities were quiet and steady during the fore noon. Trading Was limited pending tho opening ot the Wall street and prices changed were limited to smalt fractions. Conaola. money... TIMIllllnoU Central Ill do account T1HM., K. A T, 11H Ataal. Copper MHN, Y. Central l Atahleon ISHPennnlranla ITU Canadian rtcltle ..150HlU.Ung ., Mg Chlcato o. w ... ij Boninern raeine..,, 8t. ft al ..lWHUnlon ravine.. .lMtt Denter A lllo Q... 1I4U. a Bteel UK Erie UHWahaah IS do Irt ptd nHDemera MU OranJ Trunk....... USltanJ Mine.... t SILVER nar. 2018-ltld per ounce. MONEY 2H(T3 per cent. Tho rote or discount In the open market for short bills Is 3HfN per cent; for three months' bills. 4U ner cent. Ronton Closing Stocks. BOSTON, July 7. Closing quotations on mining stocks: Allones llttifohawx Amal. Oopper ...... tlVKVrada CVn ,. 11 A. Z. L B. M. Wi NlplMtnK Stlnes .. IU Arliona Cora 1H North IJutte ,ltt n. C, C. B. M. CO North L , IK Calumet A Aril,,,. It Old Dominion ...... 41 Cal. A Heela. ...... 41S Owoeola ..7! Centennial lOQulncr 87 Copper flaiif .... St4 Shannon ,,..,.,.. T Et Butte C. M... 10 Ruptrlor n, PranVlln ( Superior A B. M. 1 Olrom Con 1 S-lTamaraek ........... t Orasb Con 84 V. 8. B. n. A M. li Oreene Cananea .... (Tt da ptd ... 45 H Itl Horall (Cop.) ISUtltah Con. ........ I .. Kerr Lake tHUIah Copper ...... 4114 Lalto Copper 7HWInona ...... 1H 41 LaRalle Copper JHWolrerln Miami copper rOH Donlt Cirnrlnfts. OMAHA, July 7 Dank clearings for today are 32,818,598.48 nnd 83.929,973.64 for tho corresponding day last eyar. Corn nnrt Wheat nealon nnltottn. United states Department of Agriculture, weather bureau, for Omaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. in., 7Hh meridian time, Monday, .July 7, 1912: OMAHA DIHTRICT STATIONS. Temp. Raln- Statlon. High. Low. fall. Ashland, Neb.. 89 S 1.72 Sky. Pt cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt, cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy Pt. cloudy cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Pt. cloudy Clear Auuurn w w ,in Columbus ...... 91 61 .48 Broken Dow ., 92 81 .00 Culbertson .....108 70 .00 Fatrbury 99 69 .00 Fairmont M 60 .18 Grand Island.. 99 is .(3 Harttngton .... 99 66 .00 Hastings w ui ,vu Holdrego 104 68 .00 Lincoln ........ 90 70 .04 North Platte. 94 64 .04 Oakdale 91 CO .04 Omaha 68 ca ,ro Tekamah ...... 87 65 .08 Valentino .... 92 tw .00 hour period ending at a, m. Alto, la. B9 62 .00 Clear Carroll ......... 83 64 .00 Clear Clarinda 83 63 2.60 Cloudy Sibley 86 88 .09 Clear Sioux City ..90 68 .00 Pt. cloudy "Minimum lemperaiuro ior iweive Not included in averages. period ending at 8 a. m. XJlO k HIV; i' A V ilWlUCD, no. or romp. nam- District Stations. High. Low. fall, Columbus !.... IS 80 90 84 SO 63 88 84 98 94 53 es ca ca 64 64 83 70 60 .00 Louisville 22 Indlanapoll 14 Chicago .24 St Louis......... 79 Des Moines .... 22 Minneapolis ... 81 .00 .00 .00 ,30 1.10 .20 1.80 .90 Kansas uuy .. w Omaha , 17 nencrally cooler weather prevailed Sun- iinv in the com and wheat region except high, temperatures were reached In western Nebraska anu ivunsas. tuuna wero bl-ui-tered over the western portion of the region and some very neavy rails oc currd at the following stations: In Ne braska, Ashland, 1.72. In Iowa, Clarinda, 2.C0. in Missouri. Kidder. 2.00; Koneas City. 1.14: Maryville. 3.60; Lexington, 1.90J St. Joseph, 1.40. U A., WI3L8H, bocai jrorecasior weauier uureaa. Coffee Market. Nnw vnnif. JxiW 7. COFFEE Pu- ia is nolnts In resnonsA to a. iharn de cline In tho European markets over the local holidays, ana foreign selling oruera. nrarlllnn nffflm In the cost and frelffht market were sold to be about unchanged, but there was very little demand for either spots or futures, and -prices eased oft further during the day. unaer con tinued European pressure, which soma suDoosed to bo partly Inspired by condi tions in the Balkans, and scattering local liquiaaiions. rnces maaa new low ground for the movement, with the clone steaay. juiy, s.vso; August v.vio; uep timber. 9.190; October, O.SSc; November, February. 9.62oi March. 9.6SO! April. 9.61o: May, 9.64a: June. 9.64c. Snot, easy: Rio 7s. 9Ho; Santos 4s. llo, Mild, dull; coraov&, i&kcisho nominal. Sfetnl Market. NEW YORK, July 7. METALS Cop per, Iiuilllliaii aiuiiuiti-u, bV. iuiu .fuijr, 818.67' bid; August and September, $13,870 14.37: electrolytic, 314.78(315.00; Lake, 814.75 015.23; casting. Jl4.Wifi4.7B. Tin, weak; spot, t40.OO4aD0j July l40.0040.2St August, 340.12g4O.25; September, 840.1240.a0. Lead, quiet; 34.30 bid. Spelter, (julet; t5.80ffl0.sa. Antimony, dull; Co'okson's, t8.C5((.75, Iron, dull; No. 1 northern, $l.0016.25; No. 3 northern. 16.DOa18.00; No. 1 south- em, 21S.0015.2S; No, 1 southern, soft $15.06010.25. London markets closed as follows: Copper, firm; spot, C3 17s edt futures, 64. Tin, weak; spot 1S3 10s; futures. 184 8s. Soelter. 20 10s. Lead. 19 10s. Iron, Cleveland warrants, C5s ST. LOUIS, MO., , JUiy 7 METALS Lend, slaw; H.Z2)VSi spelter, stoady; 80.10. 1 Cotton Market. NEW YORK. July 7r-COTTON-Spot closed quiet middling uplands, 12.2Saj miaanng guir, iz.suc; saies, i,iw noies. COTTON Futures closed barely steadyi July, ll.96o; August, 11.98c; Beplomber, December, 11.280; January, 11.22c; Feb-t ruary.ll.24o; March, 11.32c; May, 11.34c LIVERPOOL. JUlV 7. COTTON-SDot good business done; prices steady; mid dling fair. 7.27s; good middling, 6.93s: middling, 6.69s; low middling, e.ius; good oroinary, cuss; orainary, i.wi. oaies, lo.vw Dales. Omaha liar Market, OMAHA. July 7. IIAY-Pralrle. No. oholoe upland, j9.COSl0.00 (none here): No. 2. tf.OOmOO: No. 8. 85.00O7.00; No. 1 choice midland. ii.OOtfiO.W: No. 1 H.OfflO.OO: No. 3, 85.O0iB7.00; No. 1 choice lowland, 87.C09 g.OOf No. 2, 85.00800: No. 3, 84.0O5.0O; new hay. No. 1 choice, S9.00igo.tO (none here): No. 2. 86.0008.00: No. 3. 44.003.00. Strawt One car ow wheat straw on the market selling at from w,w ro to.w. Dry Goods Market, NEW YORK. July T.-DRY GOODS The cotton good -markets are steady. WJde print cloths are active. Brown goods are In moderate; call. Many novelty lines were opened for tho spring season 1914. Advances of five 9x12 basis were announced by carpet manufacturers on oil standard rugs, xaras ore steaay. japan raw sua is easy, iianans xirin. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. July 7.-COFJrEB-Rlo No. 7., 9Uc. Futures, steady; September. 9,19c; December, .4ic Wool Market. ST, LOUIS. July 7-VOOI-Gteadr northern and western mediums. 17ft20a: slight burry, l(V3l6Hc; tine bqrry, ISftSViO. El Bin Ratter Market. ELGIN. I1L. July 7. BUTTER Firm 26C CONSUMER THINKS HIS METER IS NEVER READ If. X tlaegen, 826 South Nineteenth strtet called at the Dee office to ask how It was, that Commissioner Hqwel! figured out his water bin as coming to just 31.41 each month. This, in spite of tbs fact th,t comi of the months were dur ing the winter and one ot tho months was June, jast passed, when much more water is used. "How do they do ItT" said Mo Haegen, "I can't understand how with meter the bill comes out the same. to cent each month. I don't think they read tho meter,' OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET Cattle Qenerally Ten Cents Higher Than Last week's Close. 0QS A BIQ TEN CENTS HIGHER Sheep Receipts Lnrtrc, vrlth Dentnnd Good nnd rrlces Steady Imbi Make nn AArnnoe ot Ten to Fifteen Cents. fintrrM nr aiti .ini 1. is'ts. Reoelntji vrnrAt rAti. IXnn. flhMn. Estimate Monday 1,650 3,800 10,800 m? any lasi weeK.,. Z.WI 7,00( Same day t w'kn ago.. 2.929 8,150 ' 804 Same day 3 w'ks ago.. 2,939 6.C4S 4.183 Some day 4 w'ks ago.. 2,784 4,0)3 2.206 Same day last year.... 1,000 8,041 0,7(8 The ofllowlnir tnbU ,hn tha recelnts of cattle, hogs nnd sheep at Boutli Omivtta live siocx market for tho year to tiato as compared with last year. 1913. 1911 Inc. Deo, Cattle ..,,.,,4 428,836 4U.9&9 ,... 8,101 Hogs 1,812,234 1,893.719 8S1.432 Sheep 931,010 912,843 83,10$ The following table shows the rango ot Prices tor hogs at South Omaha tor the asi rewuays, with comparisons! Date. 1 1913. iii.nu.mo" Juns June 8B1UI 7 461 S M 7 24 7 30 July 8 83 une 271 8 46U Juno 2S !7 Juno 29 7 84 June 30 S 81 tj.i July 1.. 7 27 July s.. 7 19 July 3.. 8e?H 7 IS juiy ,, July S.. e 7 23! f Ti juiy 7 86 juiy 7. 8 81H Sunday, "Holiday. ReeelDts and dlanoaltlon nf llva stock at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. Neb., for twenty-four hours ending &t 2 o'clock yesterday t lUStiKIFTH CAllH. Cattle. 1 loirs. Sheep. Il'r'o. U W V A V Missouri Paclflb ... 2 Uhlon Paclflo ......U w r u i a 1909.08.11907. 6 14 9 21 7 40 8 S3 8 83 9 Ml 7 41 $87 880 lUI Ml 68 6 8t 8 49 ( 14 9 11) 6 88 6 82 8 03J 07 7 64 8 6 181 3 991 7 tfif 8 991 1 92 6 Sw V 021 7 M C 03 6 SS S M 7 S 95 S94 8 797ta 5 97 6 34 4d 17 17 4 04 8 76 e I e 1 6 23 8 89 7 71 879 Sl 8 96) 7 781 18J ' 0 II a 78 . bl l . 3 4 8T 1 8 15 .. 4 3 .. .. 7 '.. S 1 .. .. 4 .. ... 2 .. t. 60 87 6 & N. w.. east.. 3 A N. W- west.. 21 C St P.. M. & O.. & U. H ra W.. easi.,,..,i n. & a., west.... o 4V. A. ., ... " Illinois Central .... 9 a, a. w.... .......... 4 Total receipts ....81 DISPOSITION-HEAD. Cattle. Hogs- Sheep. Morris &Co 841 872 716 Htelft Sl Co 74 C68 7S0 783 85 2,305 iCUdahy Packing Co 499 Armour & co. ........ .... at Schwartt Si Co............ ... 8,019 Denton, vansant et u,.., a Hill & Son v. n. Lewis S J. II. Bulla .i l Rosens took Bros. 1 it. a xinjiiuiuu .......... Rothschild & Krebs...... 58 Mo. Kan.-Calt Co .., i Other buyers L163 VrniAt ...l.gifl 1693 CATTLB-Cattle receipts wsro very mnrfrn nnlv Kl pari) hf)lnK reDOrlCU. Most ot the cattle hero consisted of beef steern with o. sprinkling of stock eattl and feeders, but with very little in tha way of butcher stock. m . . Beef steers wore in good demand ana pretty much everything had , changed hands by 10 o'clock In the. morning. The ...M. Knr. WIL & llttla SlOW OWlrUt " ..ww.w., ' .. . . , . u M - to the fact tnat everyono ww Mn.lls . ii.iia mtmnar nrice. neavy vaivia es pecially were slow and thy. sarne was true or tne inienor gnuics. """".-s killers moved quite freely. Prlcea pW looked lQo higher than last week's close. It is sate to say that today's Improve ment in tne mantei maaea ,' week's decline so that tho market la now Cows ana neuers woro ia raf.wi as noted above and Wjro quick y djs- 1IU1VU S - - - tully steady and soma waa tnio ot Voal Ctockert and feeders were in somewhat daya aittm'ttomu ifood ana tney.soio v" - ;:,- uuoiauons on Buit-m beet Bteers, 38.003.70; fair to good beef steers, l7.Kxts.eo; common to fair bsot t yfj-.in sar rood In eholott heifers. li.COirf.90; good to cboloe oowa, 36.9007,15; f nip in EOOU iraucv, 7u.v)yv vvt4M fair grades, 83.7ie,40i good to choC Stickers and feoders, 5.76m;75; fair la SlOCKvm auu miw twi nA ..n.'lr.r. nnrl fKMerSU won to-1 air siocKoip "i'u,i"0iriuiSi rK a.2S: stock cows and heifers. tl.JOig'S.T); veal calves. $7,WSO.&0; bulls, atoga, te I5.00O7.25. No. Kr. Pr. 14a. A. Pr. 4 m oo I IM 7 10 I,,. ..I.... .till 9 8ft n nn 1 1 tl ...1144 I H. ....... ...1186 I II, ...,.UO IIS 19...,, Ill I 19 21::;::::::::i5H SU H Hit 8 14 1..,M.1!74 8 U M... Utt I BO..... 1144 3 18 It..,,.,. .,,.1001 I 83 11 ..,,.1440 1 40 II... ..1411 I 4ft M.i 144 9 40 84, ,........ CM 1... ........ ill 180 si 1OT IU 14 .....1444 8 70 lil 7 (0 ...... HI l 1M1 1 SO 31... 715 1101" T M (........ ...10H 9 tt 11 7ft 10... ....lies 7 U ,....M0 7 II 29 1181 7 49.. ....... .. 1, ,..,,.....11" w ( 11 M I 00 4ft 1TI I U9 SO...... HO I 09 It ..ive a bo 41., ........ .mil a uo ll.,.,.....i;.M ETKKfia AND 1IKIITBBS. ! 44 1 W 34 771 I 11.,,, ....... M 7 13 St..,,,.,,.,. JM I 10 I ev i v . ..,.. ...... HI 7 M , M... Hi 8 10 l., ..,,, as 7 w...., . c ev !. " 7 "- 1...... 810 4 09 I W 4 10 in I a 1 M 4 1...........I4M 4 44 3.,,,...1K0 I N 1,.,.,, 1110 TOO 4 134 7 11 8...,, 918 7 80 I li 1... ,..10 00 1 1100 10 , . ....uta 140 lipiFERfl. d , t 400 100 t. lH T 4o 4 711 14 J.........I, w i to t ......104S TN. 7 M BUL1 ttt 5 71 1... IIU 3 71 1...........1W vu l....t....100 U 1 11H 4 it 1 ....Il5i (44 1 ..........1618 40 j lit? ; lb.,,.i.,..l09o t 40 3 im too 1,...,.,....1M0 7 1ft 1 ..UM Ttt 1 ' "stags. T 118 7 00 1,.., m T 28 3 14 7 M CAX.V E3. 1,., 179 4 W 1 , ISO 8 78 10 Hw . 17 7 S 1 140 W f . KA m Uk 1 t&A TJX BTOCKKBB AND yBEbBIia. 1 7.;.. 71 00 T 7M 7 2f II lio T 30 41 ion 1 I a. eai in w..,,.,.... ..ww , -w ittvia neoelDta were rtrv light this morning, only about fifty cars, or 300 hA halnr raDOrtad In. This Is 2.500 head smaller tuan last juonaay ana over i.iw head lighter man tn oorresponaing uay a year ago. . .... . ... HnAiiinrors stsnfsa ane mai mis morning by picking up quits a few loads of best lights at values that showed an advance ot fully 10c and In extreme cases as much as lOtfUo. Packers, however, refused to follow this lead, and for over an hour the movement was very zlow, a few loads sold to outride buyers now and men being me oniy Business iran acted. A little after 8 o'clock, how ever, killers started buying ana with me help of the shippers cleaned tip what was Utt at figures that looked to be nearly as good as tne eariy morning price. Tax ing the tm4 all the way through values are tuny iuc nigner man oaiumay a nveraae. Dulk Of hogs sold at 38J0A8.35. and several' loads .of good lights brought as high as 83.90. Shippers and speculators bought freely all the way through and over half ot the supply went to them. Movement was more or less slow all the way through, ana it was nearly 10 o'clock before a clearance was made. This morning's prices mark the highest point in the trade In over two months, and the' top Is Just l5o below the year's hignest figure. No, 81.., II... 41... 10.. 17... ... ... H... 19... II... It... n... u... 14... It... Av. 6a. Pr. No. 17.,.. 47.... !..,. 7.... 44.... 43.... U.... Av. Ba. IV. ..tM , 114 ..KM ,., I 14 ..! ... tJC .. 4ft f t0 ..tit ... 1(4 ..at lift inn 19 M I Uti .. II (Uvi ..ue to ttivl ...Ill 200 178 ...ll ,., 871 ...m ... in ...171 40 171 ...TIT ... 171 ...111 ... 7C ...1H 77 ...W 14 1 714 ...Mi 14 8 M ...141 10 10 ...231 Mil ...1 ... I I . .171 IM IH ...111 . I M ...341 (0 HO 47. 77. .III 14 I 114 84 541 44 ttiV 44 t 44 I ItU 71 14 40 ( at (...,.. .117 It H Tl, Ill ... 1 (8 U Ill 11) 9 IS in ... iu it ii too n 71 U0 IM IH 71 Ml 40 I I7U. ct tsi lio rmt 17 HO 119 IH 77 lit ... IM 11 147 ... I 10 71.. IM 4ft 8 90 ? X! 1W I W 74 1SI 40 I 10 71 HI 1(0 I M 50 Ill ... t lo ti. .....,m ro in tt 174 111 I M tl 171 10 110 a 16 N In II Ill 19 IM 8IIREP Buyers obenetl thai welt Wlih a lOtTUo advanc on lambs and the mar ket was fairly active, once the offerings befall 10 move. It iaa a nrvxl minnH- for a Monday, being of good quality compared with most days last week and cqnsisiing entirely ot western stun. The demand seemed quite broad with the re sult .mat most an oxiorings benefited by the Improvement In prices. A four car shipment ot Oregon lambs weighing nrouna no pounds maae a top at 47.ro, against 37-65 toward the close of last weak. A bis Dart ot the best holdings moved at figures around 37.6Mi7.70. We them ngnln predominated In the ft fed sheep division and there was a very fair sprinkling of yearlings. As usual ot lata ewes were in meager supply. As In tho case of lambs tho aged offerings wero all from the range and as to quality in general they compared very favorably with last week, values wero regaraea as steady to strong. While the Inquiry was fairly good for anything In the line of mutton, the supply on hand was about surucicni to meei irauo requirrmrm". A four-car string of 90-pound western wethers changed hands at 31.55. , There were few. If any, sales ot yoarllngs or ewea during the early hours of the fore noon. ... In all soma thlrty-aeven cars, or iw head, wern reoorteil In. being OrOUnd 3.643 head morn than a. week ago and fully 9,800 heaa more man iwo wwm ago. Comparing the receipts with the same -day one year ago, they show an ihcr.fi,. Kim hwiit About a third of tho supply was made up of aged offer ings. . . ... ..... i A lair volume or irauo iook in e.in tn.h. ni nHwi iojti&o hlKher. The market on them was a llttlo slow nnd a complete clearance Was not made until after the noon hour. Some lambs wero good cnouRh to sell Up tb 38.20, Jut a range of 35.78C0.15 included mdat ot the desirable grades. . Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to choice, 30.857.ra! jambs, fair to good. 3.253!.3S: lambs, feeders. tS.tXMM.Sa: yearlings, rang, i&.vwav.w. naruni reAders. II.ZMI4.TtiI waxnors. rniiiio, i.vw 4.75; wethers, feeders, 83.2MrS.75: iwm, range, H.004.M; ewes feeders. jt7MtS.t wo. ; W3 NcVada wethers....... 1 15 culls, wethers '?? Pr. 4 sr. 3 25 4 25 SCO 435 6 50 7 70 7 70 6 CO 7 85 500 145 Oregon ewes ' 3 cull ewes 90 125 Idaho enrs... ..1.....1W 19 T.tnlin VAAellne-fl. ...... ....... 91 218 Idaho lamb I 163 Idaho tomb 74 40 cull lambs ?' 799 Oregon lambs T 15 cull lambs... ....... ............ 49 CHICAGO LIVE) ' 8T001C MAltKHT Cattle Active nufl III her ikok 17lm. nTtfrtann 7niw ATTIiB lleeelpts. 16,600 head; market, active to loo higher: beeves, 87.154395: Texas steers, tg.803l5r westerns, 37.15Q8.251 . Blockers ana reeaers. io.(Wi.witow ......' ei Mine ra. .nlw-M t7 00OTa.HL firm; bulk of sales, 81J&8JM0; llRhtjjS-M 9.10i light, 8S.&5S9.80; mlXM. 8839.20; Kaw. 810015! rough, S.CO3.80; PUS, r8JH0Bi AND IalDS-IUoelpts. 10.000 head! market, aouve anu niaiicr, u.., 3&.40; western. -'t t&407.00; lanlb native, 15-2033,09; west ern, 3Q.B&qg.sa. 7r.n.A city Mve Stock Market. irivma niw itfr. . Jul 1. CATTLK - Wpts (Ctm ' hVad."includlng 2,800 southerns market,, ICftto higher; Prime fed steers, 86.40(83.75; drcsied beef oers, $7.2Ce3.35; western steers, t0 southem steers, 8&698W.60; cows, 34.2S T.ed! hitlfers. M.2imS: stockera and feeders. 5.75T.75t bulls, f5.75fr7.26; Calves, ft, atuttti M lToaS- lleceipts, 4.M0 heaHj market. higher; bulk of taiea, s.Bwrs.wi "zr.YA uiiuun, n.ni and hutahars. 8S.8&W rHKnt; T89BV4t . Pigs, V.mSM. head! market, iwua nisuoi j minus, 2.fSSireV wirltniJiT W.7&4M.00: wetlier. tT25.'oo ewes. 3.694.59i Mockers and (feeders, l,Wi,6Q. St. Loali lilre Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 7,-ATTIIJl--Itecelpts, JOO head; market, steady! good to choice steers, 37.S68.35i dressed and i..,nhn ,iMn. ULUtsnMi stockers and feeders. 85.SfifiJ7.D0; cows nnd heifers, 15.00 4J.00! bulls, ll.OC4I7.CO; calves, io.wy.w: autnarn steers, ao.iuwi.iai botib heifers. 34JOP8.i. . , , Hons neoolnts. 6.006 head . market lv. j,ii,.r- n(. nnd llsrhts. 87.B509.15 mixed ana outcnors, ,wu.u, v ?tffiS iwn TJtMmS-rtocelnts. 3.600 hrad; market, i5JlMnu,tton 4. is: yearungs, hwr t.- 7.60, (lions: City fctva 84ook Market. ntnTTV nrrv. 7e.. July 7. CATTLB T?.(nt t 200 head: market steady to lOo . . , . . ...... m RA to 100 nigner; nauve i,oo.uv, cows nnd helters, 8.C0a.l canners, 33.50 1.23; CAIVCS, I7.wa?.; ouus, bibso, bio. 7UTT7RO irrtfiR neoelnta. 5.000 head: market 10a to uo hiener; neavy, ss.owo'a.iiT; mixea, head fit, 4oseh Urm Stoek Market. Itecelpts 7.990 nesxt; marxet, vn nitsnen steers. 37.564M.80: cowa and heifers. If 0041 8.50; calves, 86.KKgo.00. lions itecelnts 4.300 head! market. 16 16c hlKherj top, 81P5; bulk, 88.80stS.9a BHKKP . AND LA51DS Itecelpts 800 head; nuuKot, istfwc iiignerj lamos, s.vu SF7.es. MRS, AMANDA M. WILCOX, NEBRASKA PIONEER, DIES Amanda 2J. Wilcox, widow of tho lata NT. It. Wilcox, filed at 8:46 a. m. Monday at the age of 73 years. She had been In HI health for the last two years and con fined to her bed for the last two wwks, having1 fractured her hip In a fall June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox were pioneers ot the state and came to Nebraska in 1858. They settled in Sarpy county and lived at both Bellevuo and Paplllton until 1893. when they moved to Omaha, where Mr. Wilcox died in 1910. Mrs. Wilcox was an earnest Christian woman and was member of Trinity Methodist church. Brio was born In Darrie county, Michigan. November 17, 1840. Mrs. Wilcox is survived by six sons George A., John Is, Charles E., Bert Walter 13. and Newal It, Wilcox, and one daughter, . Btcila D. Wilcox. Her brother, Dwight W. Bennett of Fairmont. Neb- Is here. Tho funeral services will be held at tho residence of her son, Vert A. Wilcox, 3403 Dewey avenue, at 1 o'clock p. m, Tuesday. Rev. C, K. Dawson will officiate. SMALLPOX PATIENT IS NOW UNDER DETENTION Hans Johnson. Ninth and Spring streets. who escaped 'from the health department ambulance Saturday afternoon at Thirty. sixth and Woolworth, as he was being conveyed to the detention hospital for treatment ot an advanced ease ot small pox, was found yesterday and placed in quarantine. SAYS HE IS TOUCHED FOR ROLL BY COLORED WOMAN O. A, Ijade, agent, from Cedar Rapids, la.) reported to the police that be was touched" Sunday night by tfranklo Williams, colored, for 8375. The police arrested the woman, but as yet no trace of Trade's money has been found. The Persistent and Judicious; Tjse ot Newspaper Advertising Is me Road to Business Succtss. ( ill 4a i to NEW'WHEAT0THE MARKET Five Cars Gome to Members of tho Omaha Grain Exchniifje. 8 OF A VERY HIGH QUALITY llyncai Pnta One Car Up foe Srflo nnd. It la Knaerly Bid For by Those Who Have Previous Or- tlcra to PHI. The Nebraska wheat crop of 1913 has begun to move toward tho Omaha mar ket. The first car ot tho cereal come In Saturday nnd four more carloads ar rived yesterday. Dy the grain exports it Is pronounced superior to that of lost year and cosily grades No. 2, hard, weighing out from fltty-nlno and one-half to sixty pounds to tho bushel. The first car. that arriving Saturday. come from. Harvard, bought of the liar- ard Co-operative drain and Live Stock company ot that town, and consigned di rect to the Nyc-Gchnelder-Fowler Oram company of this city. Here it went into the Independent elevator and wilt be sent out to flit In on an order taken last week. It was bought at S3 Cents per bushel nnd was nqt offered on tho floor ot the Omaha Grain exchange. Of tho four cars arriving yesterday mnrnlnir. thrn enmo to the Updike OrAln company and ono to tho Hynes Grain company. With tho exception ot ono car, brought In by Hynes, everything wont Into storage, having been bought around 83 cents. One Car Sold. int to otve a touch ot excitement, Itynes threw his one carload onto the market and tho bidding was-snirueo w who would bo tho first purchaser. It was finally secured by Chester U Weektw of the Weekos Oram company, woo om It In at a shade better than 33 cents. It goes to the Minnesota Milling .company on a previous order. Prom now on It Is expected mat, wncai will come In nt a lively rate, word com- Ins- to the Grain exehahge mat au throttgh the South Platte xountry and In northern Kansas the harvest has beeh finished and threshing Is In full blast. Farther north threshing will not com mence before the last ot this week and not much df the wheat is expected5 tB reach the market before the last ot next week. Blsr Derrinnrl for Wheat. That there Is going to be a .good do mtvnd for Nebraska wheat is apparent. Judging, front the hjg orders comlns; from Minneapolis and other large mining centers. Representatives of these con cerns have had thelnr men Jn Nebraska during the last ten days, closely watch ing the maturing ot the wheat and they have now returned to their headauarters, leaving orders to buy froely and pay the highest markot prices. Bald Chester U Weekes: "Mtnneapoui millers have come to recognise our wlioat as tho best In the world and they all want it They mix It with their soft spring wheat and with the mixture pro!- duoe the highest grades ot flour. The Nebraska No, 2 ia a grade ot Wheat that to seems impossible to grow anywhere except in Nebraska and north ern Kansas, and It has become famous tho world oyer. It IS even better than tho celebrated No.. 1 hard spring wheat mat North Dakota raised thirty years ago. It mokes more flour to the bushel and carries less bran and by-pivduets." Milk DeaMs Say Prioe Will Go Up if Ordinance Passes "Pass this milk ordinance It you want to, but It will mean that the prica of milk must ba increased," said A. P. Oro- beok, secretary of tho Milk Dealers' as sociation, to tho city commission, which was considering an ordinance drafted by Health CommKsioner Connell to In crease the .butter fat percentage and compel restaurants to open milk bottles in the presence of patrons. The percentage of cream Is reduced 3 per cent, belntf 13 per cent Instead at? 18, aa required by the state law, Rosti asked that the cream test bo made IS tr cent, so that thero could be no state Inter ference. Connell, who hod said 16 per cent was enough, ottered no- objection, saying 15 per cent was Just as sastlt&ty aa 18 per cent and lie was Interested prin cipally in pure milk and not in tho prlco of milk. t Za, Corliss, ' ot two Waterloo ere fernery, objected to a provision ot the ordinance) which gives tho- health department au thority to inspect "as far as possible,-" the milk sold by farmers. Corliss said as aura as the health department at tempted to enforce tho regulations the supply would ba cut off, because farmers wouldn't stand for It, He wanted two years in which, to "educate" them up Jo the requirements ot the city ordinance's. . After a discussion, the ordinance was laid over for a week, when It will bo taken up i for recommendation by the committee ot the whole. LIGHTNING STRIKES P. J. RINN'S RESIDENCE P. J. Rlnn's residence, 3014 Cass street. was struck by lightning during the early morning storm. The bolt entered the gable ot the house, and, passing; along tho as pipo system, tore off the plaster a foot wide on each aide of it ihrcugbout the entire building. TI1b How te Have Ait Animated Faqe "Vivacity of manner may be duo chiefly to native wits vivacity of appearand may bo largely an acquirement,1' said a certain clever and enviably popular lady, A little coaxing brought form some, en lightening information. 'Before going out la the evening." she said, "I completely cover my face with a, sort of Jelly which quickly hardens, form ing a mask. This brings the vltallxlng blood to the surface, prodactng a fresh, pink, youthful glow. The coloring Is nat ural and cannot be taken for an artificial complexion I keep the mask on an hour before washing it off. There's nothing like this to put real Ufa into the face, Besides me effect on the skin, and dell cote facial muscles, the Increased circu lation naturally Improves the eyes, too, xtvlng them more lustre and expression. The whole countenance Is Illuminated and you know an animated face is al ways Interesting." Then a he told me what sho used was nothing more than parafled pi as told Jelly, which Is perfectly harmless and can be found In any drug: store. I have profited by her secret.-. Aunt Sally la Woman's Realm-Advertisement. Arw k&N T48$rM & Tidjrjsjid $ A dividend of Two Dollars per ahari will be paid on Tuesday, July 15, 13U, tc stockholders ot record at the close ot business on Monday, juns m, )8i8. WM. B. DRIVER, Treasurer.