THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1913.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Brought Under Pressure
and Price is Lower.
CORN CROP OUTLOOK IS GOOD
Expert netnrn from Extendeil Trip
Through Growing: licit nnrt Saya
Unlna nt InterraU "Wilt
Bring Pine -rteia.
OMAHA. Julr M. W13.
i nere was a. partial cnanga la condi
tions surrounding the wheat market nt
Chicago yesterday. This wai tlio result
of lower lt!(U lent to trtu country rium
Chicago, coupled with a hardening In
ocean freights nnd an almost complete
Mandatlll in the sales of wheat for for
eign shipment. There were unconfirmed
leporu of Blxty loads for export. Wheat
wns lower at Chicago, and it was under
Pressure; during the entire session. The
looses were 1 cent and the fact that the
tuarby montha were the wtakes. told of
the probable increase in t.. offering
of the ncW crop from this time lorward.
Notwithstanding the fact that the pur
chases In the country were much smaller
on Chicago account, there were over
1,(00,000 bushels of wheat received at
primary markets yesterday, which was
nearly thrie times, greater than the re
ceipts tor the corresponding day last
yta.
THe news from the spring wheat coun
try on both sides of tho International
line was encouraging to the bears. Rains
where needed were reported In the United
StatcH and conditions for the better were
shown north of the International line.
The fact that shorts bought a. great
deal of wheat at Chicago yesterday, "In
order to secure profits, held prices nt n
level above where the close would have
been mode had not this demand been In
evidence.
Cash wheat llHo lower.
Oscar K. Lyle, ono of tho oldest crop
export men and a man who knows con
ditions when he sees them, was on the
board of trade yesterday from a trip
throughout the entire country, and in
speaking of . tho promised crop of corn
laid that with rains at intervals as
Deeded alt records will have been smashed
during 1913.
CaBh corn was W3Ha lower.
Farmers are now convinced that to nolo
oats any longer will mean additional
losses to them, and it looks as it they
will all endeavor to merchandise their
holdings as rapidly an cars can Te se
cured to carry It to points of distribution.
Cash oats were HHo lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
183.000 bushels; corn, 37,000 bushels; oats,
l,0O) bushel.
Liverpool wheat closed V4 lower;
corn,. Ho lower.
Primary receipts were l,19i,000 bu. and
shipments 900,000 bu.; against receipts of
133,000 bu. and shipments of 412,000 bu. last
year.
Primary corn receipts were 380,000 bu.
Mid shipments 613,000 bu., against receipts
of 869,000 bu, and shipments of 635,000 bu.
fast year. .
Primary oaU receipts were 52,000 bu.
ind shipments of 463,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 256,000 bu.
CAItLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 123 141 148
Minneapolis 90 ... ...
Duluth ....Ill
! Omaha j 4S 10
rtHUSUS H)'.,., 3,i 1 I
St. Louis U-8 CO SO
Winnipeg , 171 ... ...
The following cash sales were reported)
Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. new,
dark. Sic; 1 car. 8He; 2 cars, SOc; 7 cars,
79c. No. 3 hard winter: 1 car, new,
dark: 90c. No. 4 hard winter: 11 cats,
old, 7Sc. Rye No. 4: 2 cars. Mc. Oats
No. 3 white: 11 cars. 36ic. No. 4 white:
11 cars. 96c; 2 cars, S6$4c. Corn-No. 3
white; 3 cars, 6Sc. No. 3 yellow: 1 car,
66c; 4 cars, 66Ho; No. 4 yellow: 1 car.
56c. No. S mixed: S cars, 56c No. 4
mixed: 1 car 56c; 1 car, iittc; 1 car, Nio.
No grade: 1 car, white. 66c; 1- car, MKc;
1 car. hot. 63Hc
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat No. 2 hard,
TOHtfSlc; No. S hord. 78HOSOc; No. 4 hard,
T;S7Sc; No. 3 spring, S2V4GS3c; No. 4
spring. 79S2c; No. 2 durum. 8mffS2Ka;
No. J durum, SOHtfSlHc. Corn: No. 2
white, MVic; Ko. 3 white, Gift:rc; no. 4
white, 67j7Hc: No. 2 yellow, 57c; No. 8
yellow, Mtttr56?ici No. 4 yellow, 5&He56o;
No. 2. B6Vic; No. 3, B6?iG6c! No. 4. 65S56o;
no grade, ElGtfc. Oats: No. 2 white. 37U
If 37 He: standard. 86ie37c; No. 3 white.
S6tt&3tiUc; No. 4 white, 36ff36Hc. Barley:
Malting, Jbsocc;, no. l reed, 4ZfJ"tc aye:
No. 2, 65V466c, No. 3, ttQWliC.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
SUMMER RESORTS.
YOU can see a sarcophagus.
FOR RENT New 8-room cottage, near
Omaha Reach, Lake Okobojl. la. Now
furniture und bedding; large, acreened-ln
porch; good shade and water; fine loca
tion. Price, 375 per month, and worth It
O. C. HUlman, Hayward, la.
WANTED TO BUY.
Dolgoff.2d-hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
TWO experienced bank men, best ot
references, want to buy control In fair
sized country bank or two smaller banks,
nr will fiHtabllsh and manaae bank, fur
nishing half capital. Will fully protect
anyone contributing Daiance it nor. in ac
tive work of bank. Might consider Join
ing with small bank to increase capital
If business to justify. .Middle west pro-
ferrcd. Address, Y zoo, uee.
WILL buy slightly used Ford It otferod
at bargain. State condition and price.
Douglas ,206,
STEAMSHIPS.
ANCHOB LINiii '
STEAMSHIPS
Sail cvory Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean passage V& days. Modern rates.
For book of tours, rntes. etc . apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Gen. AKts.4 S5 W. Randolph St, Chicago,
OR ANY LOCAL AQENT.
Fentarrs of the Tradltiff and Closlna
Prices on Honril ot Trade,
CHICAGO, July 12. Wlieat prices fell
to a lower lovel today fur Juiy and
September than had been repoited be
foro at any time this season. Excellent
rains of advantage to Uie entire spring
crop had much to do with making the
market weak. Tho' closo which wai
nearly at the bottom point reached a
net loss of liOlHc to IH8P2c net. Corn
finisned to aown; cais off. Vt to o
and provisions varying from 10c decline
to a like advance.
General selling of wheat by longs bore
down Uie market from the outset. Cables
were lower and there seemed to be no
evidences of export demand. About the
only demand there wns came from shorts
who were taking profits.
Hedging sales due to a large run of
winter wheat to market had an Increas
ing bearish effect In the laBt half ot
the day. Primary receipts for twenty
four hours amounted to 1,157,000 bushels
against 632,000 bushels a year ago. This
completed an average of more than a
million bushels a day arriving at tho
principal terminals throughout the week.
Seaboard clearances of wlieat nnd flour
today equaled only 133,000 bushels.
Sentiment In the corn crowd became
rampantly bearish as a result of tho
continued fine weather and the Improved
outlook for the growing crop. Owners
unloaded on an extensive scale. Oats
broke with other grains. One house
alone disposed of more than 1.000.0W
bushels.
Action In the pit had a see-saw char
acter. The reason wm that firmness of
the hog market conflicted with sym
pathy for the weakening of the cereals.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Fifteen to Quarter
Higher Than Week Ago.
HOGS SHADE HIGHER FOR WEEK
Sheep Show Slight Change for the
Week Fat Lnntbs Thirty to
Forty Higher anil Feeders
Ten to Twenty tip.
. SOUTH OMAHA, July 12. WIS.
RtCrlnta war. r-n,tt. 1i.mt Shatn.
Official Monday ."1.630 3.3S9 10.WJ
urficial Tuesday 2.132 10,533
utiiuiai weunesuay .. J,tnu
Official TIimm,1v" 1H11 ROM
Official Friday..... 457 7.2SS
a-minime tfaiuruay 04 ,iw
Sir daa llilo s r.tt lo.xsi 37.190
Same days last week... 7,116 47,014 19,322
Same day 2 w'ks ago. .14.126 68,001 0,741
Same day 3 w'ks ago..l3,r 07,715 11,963
Sama day 4 W'ks ago..l2.1SS 42.M7 15,385
Same days lost year.. 7,076 51,043 27,683
The following tablo shows tne receipts
pt cattle, hogs und sheep at South Omaha
live stook market for the year to date as
compared with last yeur.
ISIS. 1912. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 435,772 409.014 '241
"DBS ....... ..1.5J8.365 1,937,651 aiy.iou
Sheep 977,904 940,431 37,475
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
nsi lew aays. with comparisons:
July 1.
July 2.
iuiv 3.
July :.
juiy 6.
July 6..1
July 7.,f
juiy s..
July 9..
July 10..
July 11..
JUly 13
Wheat!
July.
Sept.
S6tt
87HH1
Dec..91UH
jorn
July
Sept
Dec.
Oats I
j my.
Sept
Dec.
Pork-
July
86HJ
59T400H
37ttil
,2S39
68H'
85
86H
90
July.
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
Ribs-
July.
Sept
Oct..
58
69VeJfH
66tt50U6M!
56rH,
87
88
90W91H
39
40
21 77W1 22 00
Sept. 121 00-101 2117V4
Lard- . .
11 CZtt 11 05
U 75 U TVA
11 82H 11 SZft
10 70 10 .0
11 85
11 65
11 05
U 87-90
11 67H
I
38U
,39.
21 77H
Zl vu
11 60-62
11 67-70
11 75-77
10 to
11 60
11 75
11 62M
saw
87V4
38
4O0WV4
:i 8C
21 02V4
11 65 '
11 72H
H 77M
10 65
11 (S
11 77W
11 C2H
mi
60V4OH
40Ti41
38
39V
40i
21 75
20 95
11 G5-7
11 72V4
11 80
10 70
' 11 75
11 SO
11 60-62
LIVE STOOK MARKET OP WEST.
Ship Uve stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion l,tv- Stock Commission Merchant.
MARTIN BROS ft CO.. Exchange Dldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Is . hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Directors of the
Farmers' Irrigation District at their
office In tho City of Scottsbluff,
Neb., for the purchase of 376.500 of the 6
ter cent serial bonds of the district until
12 o'clock rn. on the 5th day of August,
1913 Bald bonds are Issued by authority
of an act of the legislature of the state
of Nebraska approved March 26, 18M,
session laws 1895, Chapter 70. and the
amendments thereto, and pursuant to a
vote of a majority of the qualified
electors of said district. The board cx
oressly reserves the right to reject any
and alt bids and 'will tn no event sell
any of said bondK for less than ninety
five (95) per cent ot the face value
thBveorder of the Board of Directors.
. M HETWARD L. LEAV1TT.
Secretary of the Farmers' Irrigation Dls-
.Hnr J.lSdZOt
.American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A dividend ot Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Tuesday, July 15, 1913, to
stockholders of record at the close ot
business on Monday, June 30, 1911
WM. R. DRIVER. Treasurer,
Chicago' Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
new, 86Q8GV4o; No. 3 red, now, 83085Wo:
No. 2 hard, new. 87iff8Sc; No. 2 hard, 8SVS
88lc: No. 3 hard, 87QS8a; no. 1 northern.-
l92Vic; No. 2 northern, 90B91V4c; No. 3
northern, 834J90C; No. 2 spring, 989ic;
No. 3 soring. 89390c: No. 4 spring. 824(S8c:
velvet chaff, f8tl92c; durum, 8591c. f!orrt:
No. 2, eoaeoyic: mo. z white, eiwoiuc; no.
2 yellow, 60a66Vtc; No. 3, 6Wi&NW4c; No.
3 white,- GOHQeie; iso. 3 yenow, wirwvic:
No. 4. 68(0690: No. 4 white. 6flV460ci No,
4 yellow. 6859a. Oats: No. j white, 23
-fffMUfl! N6. 4 white. 37Vi4tS8c: standard
4d41c. Ryi No. 2, 624c. Barley, 4$
63c. Seeds: Timothy, 83,764.75; clover,
nominal. Provisions: Pork, SU.KBgs.OO;
lard, U.6G?u.67tt: ribs, iu.bzvw..
EGGS Lower: receipts, 17,171 cases; at
mark, cases Included, ordinary firsts, 14gi
15c; firsts, lttfttj-iortc; siurasa, iinmw
CHEISHliy Lower; uaiaien, ihthhc;
twins, 1314c; young Americas, I44fl4?ic;
longhorns, lSiiMiic. .
POTATUiso aieauy: .mnoc; recoipis,
f5 ear '
POULTRYr-Aiive, nigiier; rowis, kc;
springs, 22c; turkeys, I8c.
NEW YORK UICNI2R.AI, jjtAUKET
(Vnotatlona of tho Dnr on Varlona
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 12.-FLOUR-Qulet
and barely steady; nominally, lower;
spring patents, 14.60S4.95; winter
atralehta. U.CSU.Lt,: winter catonts.
24.7MtS.10: soring clears, . 3t.O0Q4.2O;
extra winter No. 1. T3.80ff4.lO; extra
winter No. 2, 83.70SS.80; Kansas stralghU,
84.203-4.8a ni
WHEAT Spot, weak; No. 2 red, 94
94Hc; No. 1 northern Duluth, 31.00; futures
; juiy ciosea hoc; sepiemoer, strtc;
0U nun noalns.
NEW YORK. July 12. COTTONSEED
OILStrong; prime crude, nominal; prlm
summer yellow, 88.S5JW.50; August closed,
ts.81; October, 17.68; December. 86.49; Jan
uary. I3-&0.
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPENTINf-Steady. Strained, cotji-
Av'AN&July 12.-TURPEN-TINE
Firm; 364c to 86V4e: sates. 775
bbls.; receipts. 659 bbls.; shipments, 11
bbls.; stocks. 31,304 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 911 bbls.; receipts,
1.163 bbls.; shipments, 100 bbls.; stocks,
Quotef A. B. C. D. E, F. G, H. I J. K.
14.25; M. 4.S0; N. 35.(0;' WO, 35.25; WW.
IC.50.
aillwankee Groin Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. July lt-WIfEAT
No. 1 northern. 9394c; No. 2 northern.
60072c; No. 3 hard winter, 83889c; July,
$7c; September, 684c.
CORN No. 3 yellow. 61c; No. 2 white,
62c; No. 8, MH60c; July. Wc; Septem
ber. EJHc
OATS-Standard. 39S39Hc; No. S white,
8SM33c; July, 3TJ4c; September, 3Sc
HYE-6SHC.
BARIEY-4862c.
Prr Goods Market.
NEW TORK, July 12. DRY GOODS-
Cotton gooaa marKets are quiei anu
steady, with Interest centering largely In
the openings of many novelties In spring
fabrics for the season ot 1914. Linens are
quiet Burlaps are very firm for spring
delivery. Men's wean lines are being
shown liv a, quiet way more freely. Job
bers report having had a good week.
ETauoratm Applea nnd Ilrlrd Fruits
NEW TORK, July 12. -EVAPORATED
APPLES Steady.
DRIED. FRUITS Prunes, firm. Apri
cots, dull. Peaches, steady. Raisins,
weak
December. 9Se.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to
choice. 1912. 14iS19c: state, common to
choice. 1911, 9014c: Paoiflo coast, 1912,
15ffi)lSn! Pne fin count. 1911. lltSHc.
HIDES Firm: Central America. 29c;
Boirota. .2SUfiSGUr.
PETROLEUM Steady; refined New
York, bulk, 85.03; refined Now York, bbls.,
15.70; mined Mew xorx, cases, ju.w.
CORN Spot market, weak; export
a-rade 67o nominal.
HAY Quiet; No. 1, 1.021.06; No. 2, 909
96c: NO. S. 7&KS5C.
LEATHER Quiet; neimocic firsts, 28JJ
29c: seconds. Z7B2SC
PROVISIONS Podc. firm; mess 823.00
223.501 family. 12l.0Ofi25.00: short clear.
120.7522.25. Beef, quint; mess, 818.009
18.50; family. 820.00922.00. cut meat,
steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds,
firm: pickled bellies. 10 to 14 pounds.
315.0017.50; pickled hams. 316.25, Lard,
firm; middle west. IU.60gil.70; refined
firm: continent 812.18; South America,
312.80: comDound. 89 OTTO 75.
TALLOW Quiet; prime pity hhds, 6c;
country. 5&hc: special, cue.
OATS Spot, easier; standard white, (4
ffMSUc: No. 2. 45c: No. 3. 4314044a: No. 4.
4645Hc; ordinary clipped white. 45HO
46Hc; fancy clipped white, 47H48Hc, all
iilftvutnr.
BUTTKlv oteaay; receipis, iu,ii tuos;
rrramerv extras. 77C: firsts. JBW'ttZBC
CHEESE Steady; receipts, 1,915 boxes;.
state, whole mux, iresn coiorea specan,
14UR14HC.
EGGS Irregular: receipts, 13.236 cases
ftaahl crnthered. extras. HlW6c: extra
firsts, 2122V4c; firsts, 18620c; seconds, 16
fi1r: writcrn eathered whites. 20025c.
POULTRY Dressed, firm; fresh killed
chickens, 2325c; fowls, i6KJyc; uir
keys, I8i9c.
St. Loula General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Julv 12. WH EAT No.
red, 84Q85Hc; No. 2 hard, S7Q92Mc; July,
KSUc: EeDtembcr. Sic.
CORN No. 2. 62c; No. 2 white, 64H9
65Uc! July. OOci Beotember. 63HC
OATS No. 2, 33Vic; No. 2 white, 40c
July, S3 Vic; tsoptemuer, inc.
RYE-2lc.
FLOUR Steady: red winter patents.
34.5534.70 extra fancy and straights, 83.65
4J4.Z5; hard winter clears, J-(dj.ki.
BRAN Quiet; sacked, east track, 908
V90.
HAY Steady: timothy, 313.0017.00
prairie, lo.wfcw.w.
POULTRY Firm: chickens. 13c
springs, 17c; turkeys, 18c; ducks, 12c
geese, 10c.
BUTTER Quiet: creamery, 26c,
EGGS Strong. 14c.
Receipts.. Shipments,
Flour, bbls 8.000 7.0J0
(Wheat, bu 209.000 59.000
r.nm hu 60.000 20.000
Oats.' bu .' 61,000 21.000
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL. July 12. WHEAT-SPOt,
steady. No. 1 Manitoba, 7 9d; No. 2, 7s
Hd: No. i. 7S ivw. sutures, wean: juiy
7s 6Tid; October, 7s 3d; December, 7s
4Kd.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed,
new kiln dried, 5a 5d; American mixed,
old. 6s: American mixed, old. via Gat
veston, 5s Sttd. Futures, easy; September,
LaPIata. 4s UTtd. October LoPUta. M -d.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertlalna.
Date. 1913. 1912. 191l.1910.l09.liOS.1907,
8 55S
8 WH
8
S 71
8 81U!
8 82H
8 6
70
8 71!
8 74
7 27
7 19
7 18
6 33! S V)
3 79
6 4
7 231 ( 351
7 251 2t
t 1 6 31
7 S3 6 Si
7 19 1
7 24 6 S3
7 20 6 2J
7 201 22
8 SS
K M 7 75
7 62
7 63
7 67
7 71
8 78
8 M
8 62;
8441
8 33
7 691
7M
7 67
6 951
5 97
6 to,
6 25!
6 U!
6 18
7 01 6 29
6 42
7 66
3 94
6 84
6 76
579
18 6 79
5 74
6 63
5 64
6 68
5 74
4 144 N III M 1M ... I W
74 1M ... t 74 Ill ..IK.
shkkp usually on a Saturday tno
nntrkct Is bare of fresh receipts, but to
day tliore were about flvo cars ot weth-
orm tnree ironi lunno anu two irom
Montana. The shipment from Montana
was direct to a packer, while the Idaho
wethers, weighing 92 pounds, were sold
this morning at 11.35, being steady with
yesterday.
A very good market nas prevnueu
nearly all week, as viewed by the sell
ing sldo of the trade. Notwithstanding
liberal receipts Killing iambs nave scored
n sharp advance and trado has been
fairly lively most ot the time, Thursday
was the only day when the movement
wan a Ilttlo stow with a lower tendency
to prices and It seems to be the consen
sus ot opinion among traders that mar
ket at the end of tho week closed In a
fairly healthy condition wtih lambs sell
ing 3OU40a better than a week ago. The
valub tt trade in feeding lambs has been
ry fair and values on them have also
shown an Improvement, current quota
ttons being around lOtffOo above those at
the close of the previous week
un tho other hand, wnita weiucrs nave
also been In good supply and good sellers
on most aays. present vaiuns nro jusi
about the same ns a week ago. Good to
choice wethers are quotable at a range
of 34.C0C4.C5.
as to ewes ana yeariinna not nougn ot
them have been hero to make any new
developments in the trad apparent.
Such as wero on sale changed hands at
price showing little If any variation from
those In vogutt at the close ot tho pre
ceding week. Tho official estimate puts
the week's receipts at some 37,100 head;
against 19,300 head last week, which In
cluded a holiday. During the same wek
last year In the neighborhood of 27,600
hend wcro yarded,
yuoiations on shnep ana inmni: wmo,
good to choice, $7.608.20; Iambi, fair to
good. 34.60iSP7.50: lambs, feeders, 85.2506.35;
yearlings, range', 15.00QC.O0; yearling,
feeders, $4.26(14.75; wethers, range, (4.000
4.65; wethers, feeders, 33.2503.16: ewes.
range, 84.OOQ4.50; owes, feeders, 82.75tf3.50.
Sunday.
Receipts and dlsoosliiun or m-s stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
o clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hoes. Shceix Hrs
C, M. & St. P 8
Wabash R. R 1
Mo. P. Ry. 2 ,
U. P. R. R 15 3 :
C. & N. W east 16
C. & N. W., west 46 !
C. St P.. M. & O.. 1 14 ... .,
C, B. & Q., east 2
C., B. & Q west.. .. SO . 2 I
c, it 1. fc P., cast .. 12
III. Central Ry 2
C. G. W. Ry 2
1SS
Total receipts .. 3
UIHPOSITION.-HKAD.
Hocra. Sheen.
Aiorns et co
Swift and. Company
Cudahv Packing Co.
Armour & Co. .,
Schwartz Sc. Co. ...i
J. W. Murphy
iuorron
1,140
2,472
1,692
8,290
119
1,932-
740
428
No.
212 Oregon lambs
221 Oregon lambs ..........
m uregon lambs
191 Oregon lambs
226 Oregon lambs
217 Uregon feeder Inmhs..
101 Oregon feeder lambs,. 44
4 Oregon feeder iambs
178 Oregon feeder lambs 54
izi Oregon feeder tamos oi
Av.
00
(9
60
60
GO
54
10 Oregon feeder iambs...
167 Oregon feeder lambs...
202 Oregon feeder lambs...
654 Idaho wethers ..........
75 Idaho wethers
, i. ..........
Pr.
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 75
7 75
620
6 25
6 25
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 21
6 20
4 85
3 35
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Totals 10,645 1,168
CATTLE Recplntft nt r-ntttn hnv lir.n
fair for this season of the year, the
total for the ilx days footing up 8,567
head, being a gain ot about 1,500 head as
compared with the corresponding week
ot last year. The arrivals imye consisted
very largely ot com fed steers, tho per
centage ot cows and heifers being very
much smaller than during previous years.
This Would seem to Indicate that thn
country Is conserving its breeding stock.
Beef steers, although constituting the
great big bulk ot the receipts, have never-
neiess peen in very moderate supply.
At the same time there has been an active
buying demand and under the Influence
ot this condition Driers have gradually
advanced and at the close ot the week tho
mantel is quoiea lbitzbc higher than a
week ago. Tho advance has been the most
marked on good to choice yearlings. Light
ana medium weight cattle of good quality
iuve luso enown more advance man nave
tho heavier cattle. On the .other hand
It would be well for the cduntry to alt.
ways bear tn mind that light cattle lack
ing In quality and flesh uro hard to inovo,
owing to the fact that thoy come Into
ireci competition wtin tne cneap south
ern came.
Cowb and heifers have been In nctlva
demand all week ai)d, as the supply has
been extremely small, prices nuve been
strengthened materially and can safely
be quoted 1520c higher than a "week ago.
Bulls have been good sellers all the week,
the same as last week and at fully steady
prices. Veal calves during the latter Dart
of the week firmed up, the best calves
snowing an advance oi zoc, the tops
reaching $9.75 .
Stockerg and feeders have boon In bet
ter demand than usual at this season ot
the year, but the supply has been very
small. In consequence of this values
have been very firm every day and the
market In a good healthy condition.
Quotations on Cattle Good to cholre
beet steers, 88.26i38.75; fair to good beet
steers, $7.9038.25; common to fair beef
steers, fi.zwi.w; good to choice heifers,
t7.0wgs.00; good to choice cows,
S6.00S7.40: fair 'o good grades. X5.2jws.i0:
common to fair grades, $3.606.25; good
to cnoice atocxers ana feeders. J7.40H14.X);
fair to good stockers and feeders. $7,009
7.40; comon to fair stockers and feeders,
$6.25.00; stock cows and heifers, $5.00
6.50; veal calves, $7,0039(75; bulls, stags,
etc., I6.UW7.4U.
HOGS Receipts at this point were
fairly liberal, but other markets reported
very light supplies and higher prices, and
while packers tried for a while to hold
values down. In the end they registered
a slight advance. On the whole, the
market was anywhere' from strong' to 5
cents higher, and tn some instances, as
In the case of tops, showed a full nickel
advance Early trade was rather slow,
but towards the close It livened up some
what, and everything was disposed ot In
fair season. Bulk of the hogs sold at
$8.7038.75, and as high as $8.95 was paid
for choice lights. The shipping demand
Hhnwed a. little Improvement this morn.
lng, and a fair, share of the supply was
sold to outside Interests.
For the ween raiues snow very little
change. Tops today are 17tto higher
than at the close of last week, but this
is due to the Improvement In the shipping
demand, and the average gain does not
amount to over 1 or corns, nt tne out
side. Values have fluctuated all week,
and while receipts have been compara
tively moderate, a rather llcht nacklnir
demand on some days has served to hold
values down.
Receipts today numbered about-137 cars,
or 9,100 head, bringing the total for the
week up to 49,881. This la over 2,000
larger than the five market days of last
week, but falls nearly 2,000 short ot the
a year mu,
Ko. At. 8b. Pr. Ko. At. 8h. Pr.
It 144 ... IIS 71 ..Ml 120 171
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to 1U W I TO t 190 I 71
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to 17 120 I TO (0....... M0 40 I TI
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14 271 40 I 70 II Ml 10 I Tl
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Tl. . . Ill H III t 221 10 I 10
TO .240 $0 1 71 14. .2)0 ..IN
Cnttle Steady 1Iobb Strong- to
llltther.
CHICAGO, 111., July 12.-CATTLE-Re-celpts,
200 head; steady; beeves, I7.SQ
9.15; Toxas steers. 37.00S.20t western
steers, $7.258.30; stockers and feeders,
$S.608.00: cows and heifers, 83.858.60;
calves. $8.60ini.00,
HOGS Roceipts, 6,000 head strdng;
Co to lOo hliiher: bulk ot sales.
$8.9009.16; light. $8.8509.80; mixed, .8.70
9.27H; heavy. $8.60Hf9.17H; rough, 38.50
8.70! nlsa. 17.35(99.16.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 9.000
head; strong to lOo higher: native sheep,
$4.2595.50; westerns, $4.2ogC,G0: yearlings,
$5.6597.25; lambs, native, $8.60$S.40; west
erns, $6.50iQ8.40.
St. I.onU I.tvo Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July ll. OATTLE
Receipts. 500 head: steady: Rood to choice
steers, $3.00(58.23; dressed and butcher
steers, $7.25tt$.O0; stackers and feeders,
15.25ff7.60: cows and heifers. $4.7508.00:
cannera, $4.004.75; fancy cows. d.E07.26;
bulls, $6.0(X37.00; calves, $6.00910.75; south
ern steers, $3.25910.00; cows nnd heifers,
24..WC.50.
HOGS Receipts. 1,500 head; steady. Pigs
and light, T7.Z509.is; mixed and butchers,
$9.069.15: good heavy. $9.009.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBB-Recelpts, 800
head; steady; muttons, $3.75$4.29;, year
lings, $5.0056,25; lambs, $6.00igfi.l5.
Live Stock In SlRht.
Receipts of live stock at the six princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs.Sheep.
Stoux City 100 8,500 300
St Louts 600 1.500 800
Kansas City 600 12,000 8,000
South Omaha .., 6V 9,100 1,157
St. Joseph 50 2,450 200
Chicago 200 6,000 9,000
Total , 914 39,500 14,400
.."-n z r .
sinax jiy i,ive biock mnruet.
SIOUX CITY. Ia., July 12. CATTLE
Receipts, 100 head; no quotations.
HOGS Receipts. 8,600 head; market
strong; heavy, $8.608.70; mixed, $8.70
8.80; light, $S.804i8.85; bulk of sales. $8.60
8.76.
BHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccolpto, 303
head; no quotations,
St. Joseph Live Stock Market',
ST. JOSEPH. July 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 50 head; steady; steers, $8.85: cows
and heifers, $4.400675; calves, $0.W9,26.
HOG'S Receipts, 2,450 head: market,
strong to 5a higher; top, $3.90; bulk, $8.85
8 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rijcelpts, 200
head; market steady; lambs, $0.Goa,15.
Corn and TVnnt Tiratt,- vmlletln,
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, for Omaha, for tho
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th
meridian time, Saturday, July 12, 1913:
OMAHA DISTRIQT STATIONS.
Temp Rain-
Station. High. Low. fall
Ashland. Neb.. 84 66 .00
Auburn 88 54 .00
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Distinct Hardening in Tone Evident
on the Exohnngc.
OPENING FOLLOWS LONDON LEAD
Reports of Haltia In Sections
Thonatht to Tie Uronth-Strlckrn
StrenKthenlntr Factor.
NEW YORK. Julv 12. There Wns dis
tinct hnrilnnlnir In Innn nn the stock ex
change today, but otherwise the market
presented few changes from tho previous
session, wnicn was tno uuucsi m bovcii
teen years. Marty traders did not tako
the trouble to go to the street and those
who did found no evidence of reviving
Interest In speculation. ,.
The market at the opening followed
the lead of London, where American
stocks had been placed cn X slightly
higher level. A morv cheerful feellnK
abroad was reported nnd there was ome
nuying nere lor Lonaon account, wm
iiotrwui in 4va. Mi lut an utiiiearanco
of strength. Canadian racltlo opened two
points higher and later incrsea us
gain. Bethlehem 8tc, rrow Haven and
the Petroleum stocks made substantial
advances. The stock market lenders,
however, moved only rraciionanj-.
A factor In strengthening the market
wna thn notl.fnrtnrv character of Private
crop reports to tho effsot that In some
sections seriously affected by drouth
rains In the Inst few days naa mprovea
conditions greatly. Trade reviews tor
tho week told of a more confident feel
ing, with some Increase In business as
for future account. . , .
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value, $410,000. . .
Home ot tne lunner nrevnwM
I.. n-nvammnnt hnnria todaV. United
Ststos bonds declined to i point on
call on tno ween. ,,..
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were: tl . ...
AmUmtM Coppr ... 1,100 UM IIH )
Amrln Airtculturtl ' !JJ?
Amrlcn Ctn 1.000 27 JJH
AneHcin Cin pfd ".,
Amtrlcaa C. A F... JJ?;
Amrlcn Cotton Oil...
Am. lea Btcutltlji
Auirlci I.lnicad 100 IH 1H !
American loconiotlni . "
Am.tlc 8. A II 700 I1U II ft
Am. . A It PM ,'
Am, 8utr Rtlnlng J"
Amtrlcin T, & T.
Aroeriaa tomcm
Ancond Mining Co.... 104
AtctiUon 1.000
AtrhUon Pf4 '
AlUntle Coatt Un 1M 111
Dtltlmort a Ohio, ,. 1,004 It
nlhlbcm atal 100 II
Drooalrn IUpW Tr 1C0 M
Canallin Paeldo 1,004 iU
Chpk & Ohio, i,004 tH
UK
(Thlcito a. W....
ChlMio. M. & Rt.
MS
I5H
1 1
111
IIH
II
m
1UH
lit
1V4
um
it
f... roo loiK loin
Cttlctfo it N. W.....,.l ......
coiortao it. i... ,...
Conwlliitta Ou 100 1V4
Corn rroducU 104 IH
DUt4r Ku4ion......
Denrer Itto Ortnd
DfnTtr A R. u. p(d..,..
Dlitlll- 0curltlM ..... .....
Krl .,, 1,100 25 H 21
Rrlt l't p(J ,,. .,. .. .....
Frle 2d ptd.
0nrl EUctrlo ..... .....
Ort Korthrrn ptd......
Ur.it NVrlhrm Or ctti. 200 21H 21H
Illlnoli Ontrat
lnttrhornuih Mtt . ...
tnurborourti Met. pM.. 100 U tl
Intirnatlantl lUrrtttir.
lnttr-Mttlne ptd
International rtptr .... ......
inttnutlonil l'ump
Kanua Cltjr Bouthtrn... 100 15
LiclM ot
Lettish Valley
Loulerllle A Nunvlll.
M., Bt, P. . S. It.
Mlitourl. K. & T
Mlaeourl Paetllo
Ntlontl DleotiH
Nttlonl Lw4 .,
N. n. It ot M. Id pM..
New York Oenlral
K. T., O. A W.. ,
Korfolk A CTeettrn,,.,,,
Nbrth Amerltan .,
Northern 1'eelllo
raclflo Mall
Pennertvanla
reopla'a uts ,,
P., a, O. A Bt. L. I
PltUbursh Col ,
PrcieM Bteel Car .....
Pullman Palaol Car... ...i.
Tteedlns , 4,100 15TU
l'annma canal and public; urut transac-Uoris.
OMAHA GlCMRItAl. sfAllICIST.
BUTTER-Nq. 1, Mb. carton, 38o; No.
1. CO-lb. tuba. 27iici No. 2, 2c.
FISH White, fresh. 16c: trotit frrah.
12o; large crapples, fresh, 12c; Spanish
mackerel, 15c; shad roo, per pair, 40o;
salmon, fresh, lc; halibut, fresh, c; buf
falo, 9c; bullheads, 12c; channel cattish,
lie; pike, lie, pickerel, 11c.
v-mntiv-imported ritviss, sic; Amerl
enn Swiss, rc: blook Bwlss, 24e; twins,
17Hcl daisies, l.tto; triplets, liHc; Young
Americas, 18c; biuo label brick. l7Mc; Hm
bureer, 2-lb, 2lc; 1-lb., 22o; New York,
white. 19c.
POULTRY-Uroller". SJffMo per lb.;
hens, 164c; cocks, HUo; ducks, 19tJ20c;
geese, 18c; turkeys, 20i-25c; pigeons, per
dot., $1.20; roosters, 9c; ducks, full fea
thered, 10c; geese, full feathered, 13c;
iquabs, No. 1, $1.50; No. 2, 60c.
UKKV OUTS-No. 1 ribs, Hp No. 2 ribs,
Uc: No. a ribs, HWo; No. 1 loins, 19Vic;
No. 2 loins. 174e; No. 3 loins, 16c ; No. I
ohucks, 10?4c; No. 2 chucks, lOUc; No. S
chucks, 9c; No. 1 rounds, 15c; No, 2
rounds, Hc; No. S rounds, 14Wo; No. 1
pint". So; No. 2 plate. 74c; No, $ platefl,
Tho following fruit and vcgctnblo prices
nre reported by tho Gllinsky Fruit com
pnny: VEGETABLES lurrr, m
per bu., $i.ooj 6-bng lots or more, per
bu., POcj rural, per bu., 60c; red river
early Ohio, per bu., 00c. California
crystal wns onions, per crate, $1.50; Texas
Bermuda, per crate, $1.00. Fancy ToxnN
tomatoes, per 4-basket crate. $1.00; 0
crate lots, 95c.
FRUITS-Hood river ntrawborrles, per
I4-quart case, $3.00; California red tasp-
ueinoB. tier ii-qunrt case, .w; ualltomln
uuKuuurrriea, per it-quart Case, JS.U0;
California blackberries, per 24-qitart case,
SfiOs, per box, $$,60.
JtlSCHLIANSOUS-Red new potatoes,
per hamper, It 36; California Jumbo
celery. Per doe., 12.00; cider, Mott's, per
keg; $8.50; cider, Nehawkn, per keg, $3.25;
nsparugus, Per doz., 50c; rhubarb, por
doc., 80o; onions, per dox., 20o new beets,
carrots, turnips, per doz., 50c; parsley, per
doz., 40c; radishes, per doz., 40c; head let
tuce, per doz., $1.00; home grown leaf let
tuce, por doz., 40c; green peppers, per
basket, 50c; wax or green beans, per
hamper. $4.00; hot house cucumbers, per
doz., $1.00(12.00; cauliflower, per crate,
$.1.50; Venetian garlic, per lb., 12Uc; Texas
new cahbnge, por lb., 2o; eggplant, per
doz., Jl.GOJjI.00; horseradish, 2-doz. bot
tles In case, per ense, $1.90; dromedary
brand dates, nkg., $3.00; anchor brand,
pkg., $2.25; wnlnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per
lb, 20c; medium pecans, per lb., I3(ic;
jumbo pecans, per lb.. 15c; giant pecans,
Louisiana paper shell, per lb., 25c; fll
berts, por lb., 15o: Drnko almonds, por lb.,
16o; pnper shell. IRe; Brazils, per lb., 10:;
largo washed, per lb., 12c; black walnuts,
per lb 2Hc; raw. No. 1 peanuts, per lb.,
64c; Jumbo peanuts, per lb., 8c; roasted
peanuts, par lb.. 8Vtc; shellbnrk hickory
nuts, 4c: mrgo hickory nuts, per lb., 3c;
white rlon popcorn, per lb., 6c; checkers,
per 100-pkg. case. $.7.50; checkers, per 60
pkg, case, $1,75; Ltallo berry boxes, qts.,
per 1.000. $2,75.
tAv, npricoia, per f-onsKci rrntes, 11.73;
plums, per 4-basket crate. $100; peaches,
per box, $1.50 to $1.76; California black
or red cherries, ner box. 12.00: Cnllfnmia
cantaloupes, pony crates, $5.50; California
tandnrd, per crftte, $0.00; homo grown
cherries, per J4-qnnrt case, $2.00: home
grown gooseberries, por 21-qunrt case,
$2.26. Orangees, Sunklst Vaienctas, 120, iss
sizes, per box, $6.00; 160, 176, 2U0, 216, 2f0
sizes, per box, $6.50; fancy Valonclas, 126,
288 sties, ptf box, $5.00: Valencias, ?M
size, por box, $5.50; Valonclas, 176, tno.
215 sizes, per box, $6.00. Applns, extra
fanoy Gana, rlrclo brand, per nbi., $5.to,
extra fancy WInesnp, per bbl., $0.50.
Evaporated cranberries, carton contain
ing 86 packages, per carton, $2.70. Lemons,
oxtra fanoy Sunklst. 300s and 8C0, por
box, $9.00; extra cliotco red ball, axis and
Oliice For Rem!
Tho large room on ground
floor of Beo Building, oc
cupied by the Havons
White Coal Co.
Nice Parnam street front
ago. About 1,500 square
feet of floor spaed with
largo vault. v Extra en
trance from court of tho
building.
Fine office fixtures are of
fered for sale. Apply to
N. P. Feil, Bee office.
UK
100 I0H I0tt
400
100
UK
14
1M 10! 102
Broken Bow,... 79
Columbus 32
Culbertson 79
Falrbury 87
Fairmont 84
Grand Island... 82
Hartlngton .... 78
Hasting 84
Holdrego 0
Lincoln . 86
North Platte.. 78
Oakdale 77
Omaha 82
Tekamah 82
Valentine 74
Alta, la 77
Carroll ......... 78
Clarlnda ....... 87
Sioux City.... 78
-Temp Rain-
High. Low. fall.
84 64 .20
DO 68 ,60
88 M .40
84 62 ,40
90 66 .60
80 58 .00
70 54 .60
94 68 .60
82 64 .20
Sky.
Clear
Clear
44 .00 Clear
54 .00 Clear
49 .00 Pt. cloudy
62 .00 Clear
63 .00 Clear
K .00 Clear
56 .00 Clear
53 .00 Pt cloudy
53 .00 Pt cloudy
69 .64 Clear
46 .00 Cl'.ar
C4 .00 Clear
61 .02 Clear
67 .17 Clear
62 .00 Clear
65 .44 Clear
67 1.15 Clear
67 .00 . Clear
62 .04 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve
hour period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of
District Stations.
Columbus 18
Louisville .a... 22
Indianapolis .... 14
Chicago 24
St. Louis 19
Des Moines 22
Minneapolis .... 61
Kansas City..... 26
Omaha 17
The weather Is cooler In the extreme
western and southern portions of the
corn ana wneai region, ana is slightly
warmer In other portions. Light and
scattered showers occurred In eastern
Nebraska Friday morning, and rains
were general In other portions ot the
region wunin tne last twenty-rour hours.
Rains of one Inch or more ocourred at
the following stations; In Minnesota
Duluth, 1.20; Crookston, 1.40; Minneapolis,
1.70. In Wisconsin Prairie du Chlen,
1.20: Lacrosse. 1.30. In Iowa Carroll, i.ik
Fort Dodge. 1.00. In Missouri Kidder,
tn iinnuin vuiru aim wnester, l.zo.
In Kentucky Hopklnsvllle, L60: Lexing
ton, 1.10. L. A. WEL8H,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Knnaaa City drain and Prorlalona,
KANSAS CITY, July 12.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard, 80U86o; No. 8, WflMci No. 3
red, new, 80VMtiV4o: No. 3, 7Mf60Hc; July.
81H8licPt ' &itmc) mber;
CORN No. 2 mixed, (jOtfoj No. 2 white
604c; July. 6SHo; September, 59',iG9Uci
December. MV4c, '
OATS-No. S white. 412TUHC: No. 3
mixed. W44337HCJ September, SSHcs De.
cember, 404ic.
RYE 59Hs,
HAY Choice timothy, $l2.50fll00t
cholcapralrle, $11.6012.O0. '
BUTTER Creamery, 26cj firsts, 25c I
seconds, 24o; packing, 204c.
EGGS Firsts. 17c; seconds, 11c.
POULTRY Hens, 13c; roosters, 10o!
ducks, 15o; broilers. 20022c.
Wheat, bu... .872,600 6AOO0
Corn, bu ,, ,199.000 46.007
Oats, bu ,. 7,000 16,000
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111.. July ll.-CORN filo
lower; No. z. wnue. ozttcj no. 3 white, 6ic;
No. 2 yenow, kc, wo. yeuow, ezc; No.
yellow, 61c, No. 3 mixed, C2c
i
i'.iw iiivi iiiU i4
( in
lllll 1?1
tow
i
102
m ioU itflii iMK
l ! ll
400 liiv. um noti
nil HIM tf 1M
! W
41H
21 U
UIH
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11
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.... 11
20$ 20lt
100 u
IIIU
UK
too
TOO
lilt
25 VI
n.nubllo I. A 8
nepublle I. 8. pfd..
Itoek lettnd Co
rtoek Iiltnd Co. pM..
St, U 8. F. 11 pM.
Betboara Air une,,,.,,, ......
Beabotrd A. I ptd
Sloee-Bhetfleld B. t
Southern Pacific 1.100
Southern Railway , 200
Ro. ltallwtr Dtd,
Tenneeaea Copper 200
Texta it Pacific. ......... ......
Union Pacltl 1,100
Union Peclfle ptd...t
United BUtea lUaltr..,.
United fitatee Rubber....
U. 8. Btl ptd
Utah Copper
Va, -Carolina Cltemleal..
Wabaah
Wabaih ptd
Wettern Marxland ......
Wretem Union ..........
Vtlntioue ElMtrto ,,
wtieallna & L. B
Total aalea (or tbt dar. 44,000 aaerea.
'iiii
25(4
ItSK
2111
..... ..,, ,,,. 41
40U
100 101'i 1CI J04H
1.400 41H 4l8 421,
::: ::! "
loo
100
it
i
ti
4H
Trenanrr StBtement.
WASHINGTON. July 12.-Tho condition
pf the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Net bnl.
ance In gaperal fund, $185,481,754. Total
receipts yesteroay, i,Z3&,hc Total pay
ments yesterday. $3,552,655. Thn rlaflnlt
this fiscal year Is 29,220,441, against a defi
cit ot $9,829,482 last year, exclusive ot
OCT3AN STEAMSIIIP8.
HAMBURG
LirgeitSSjCa
in the
WORLD
AMERICAN
Over-400Shlpi
1,506,819:
TONS
f 1
1
"IMPERATOR"
Worla's I.ra;art BlUp, Will
Salt from Waw York
8atnid7.,,Jt07 Id 10 A. IS.
Hatnzoaj ..Autf. I, 11 A. M.
BaturCay, Aug. 30. A. It
ut every a walks ihsrtaftir,
BrebllBi paeeongera 0 arrlra la
LONDON aal fAltU as atttk iM
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Amsrtt.....Juiy a. a.m.
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tsi2iiylTaaU July oi, 1 p.m.
Kais'n Aug- Via. Aug. 2, 9 cum.
llmperator, August , 11 s-m.
tiratrieU... August 8( 12 noon
Ajusrlkft ,,Aug. 81, U ft. m.
Pretort...Aur'. 83, 12 noon
rres. arant, Aug. 87, noon
I2nd cabin only. 'Will call at
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ftovtrt Drooklra. All other ealllnfi la
tbll aerylca trora oar Hotoken Plert.
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Qlbraltar, Haplaa anft denoa.
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Irom NSW P1BH, 111 84., Beulb
Brooklyn. Take 1Kb, St. rerrr.
U. a, tfatabure; (120Q toaa)
Aug. , 10 a.m.
ft. 8. Koltka (12,600 tons)
August 80, IX a. m
B.B.Hambnrr Sapt 7, 10 a.m,
B. B. Mo UHa, Qot 1, II a. m.
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Oar Tatrlat Department arrant
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all parts of Ike werld.
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local an. m.f
Baltimore &0hio
Sctsnic Route
of Eastern America
i )Om7 Chicago to
4? NewYork
with Stopovers at
Pittsburgh -Washinqton
Baltimore-Philadelphia
Correspondlnqly Low Fare Round-tripTickets to other
Eastern Points -Variable Routes-Lonq Relum Limits.
Tickets on sale until September 30.
Four Throuah Trains Daily
"Inter-State Speciar leaves chicqqo H.00 a.m.
raach63.andPulTman Compartment- tJrawtnq Room Sleepmq
Lars ana igunqinu uuaervuiiuii ncuuKj
Cars..
HewYorkiimiteC leaves Chicaqp5.45 Rtl
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construction with Pullman Drawmq
.Ubseryation Kanor uar3.
"NnwYnrlt! EYDr-fiSS" leavaaChicaao 8.0OW
"Washinqton Express" looveacchicaqo s a30i?M:
ineu nina wir aervice onuiiirano ia cAvciJiiunuuy .mo
Station FlfthAvenue& Harrison St,CWcaao.
For particulars consult nearest ticket agent or
address H. 0. Strohm, T. P. A., Omaha, Neb.
Highlands off Ontario
Low Raund Trip Fares From Chicago
Maskoka Likes $15.95
Ti'magtrai - $21.60
Algonquin Perk $18.75
Nipissing - $19.25
French Riycr - $19.10
Georgian Bay - $15.65
Lake of Bays - $16.95
Kiwartha Lakes $15.90
Xfrtt toaar for eamprebenil M atrated Hilda booka la.ued tor trea autrlbiitioo.
Sthe Grand Trunk, the leaMa mekea blsbwar to the Hlihlaadi ( onlarla aal alao
oatreel, Qgebee. (Bt. ea niter ea route). IHtrtlaal, Ootton, OI4 Orchard,
New London, hVw Tork aaV rtlxara Fall.
Tbr will aootbo your teaa, arlte . ysu a lore tar the beautiful and tub.
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awar the btuea, clear the cobweba eft
your brain and traaatbeo ygur shyel
cal makeup, Thar will pmp.ro you as
nstblnf elee will for a return to 4rae
try and routine. Canada awakeaa la
lime In Nature: you need not trarel
farther In aaarck ot Nature's chtefeet
pearl. You ehould eea tble Unapolled
Wllderneaa for ita awn aaka and tat
your own aata.
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