Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1913.
f
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Northwestern Spring Wheat Crop in
Danger pf Bust,
CORN SHORTS ARE VERY UNEASY
Decnnac. Ilalti'laXedel Ip Mnnr Sec
tions of South and TenuperMnrea
Are Drying Up Some ot tbo
I. Plattta Startete 7,ntc.
. OMAHA. Juno 17. 1913.
4iH ml" than likely that tho condl
I?.u' -lh Prlnfe wheat crop In tho
northwest w1ji prove the price maker for
eomo time tq come. One of the best
PTP Prt In the land and who is now
in tho northwestern belt, nays that condi
tions thereAre: Just'rtght for the develop
"Ift of black ruat. That unless the tem
peratures lowor. nntt the. rains cease there
Is possibility that, this dreadful plant dis
ease wM make its opptaranco In tho
wheat plant. That It has already been
een In mattered localities, bv that
tfarmers whllu fearful Ot Its general ap
pearance, like that of WOS, are ln.hbpes
that it wilt be sidetracked by more fa
vorablo conditions. One piece ot news
that was well received In the Chicago
wheat pit yesterday was that wheat
would be In readiness .tor the harvester
as far north as Minneapolis In about
two weeks, or during the first week m
August,
While tho purchases of wheat from the
country by Chicago people were believed
to have totaled 76O.0UO busheis yesterday,
the Idea among the trade was, that these
purchases were much smaller than that
amount
Ijlgher Wne,lt was unchanged to
Uneasiness was shown In the ranks of
tho- shorts In" Corn rigaih yesterday and
prices were better, Rain Is needed In
REAL ESTATE LOAN8.
HAVE you tv.an a HarcophagusT
MONBY to loan on Omaha homes, Na
dolay, J. H. Mtthrn Co., inc. til city
National Dank Hide. Douglas UTS.
."CITY loans wanted. Loans tor build
ing purposes.
W. II. THOMAS,
S3 State Rank Bldg.
OMAHA .home. Kast Nebraska farms.
O'KKEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omaha National. Douglas WS.
LOANS on farm and Improved city
Jroperty, '8. 8tt and t per cent; no Cieiay.
. H. Dumont & Co.. 1&J3 Farnam Ht
3100- to S10.000 made promptly. V. D.
Wend, Wend Dldjs,, 18th and Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith fe Co,. 1J20 FarnamBt.
GABVIN BEOS. ottM
CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlbcrg qo.,
u 310-812 nrandels Theater Hldg.
large loans our specialty. Htu.ll Bros.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust CO?
HARRISON & MORTON, 814 Urn. Nat
SALE Olt EXCHANGE K. E.
HAVE you seen a Sarcophagus T
FOR TRADE, forty town lots, for
Omaha residence pro pert.
II. II. HARPER,
1013-11 City National Bank Bjdg. Phone,
Dsugiaa S5&.
WANTED TO BUY.
Dolgotf 2d-hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes.- web. 1W7,
WILL buy slightly used Ford It ottered
at bargain. State condition, price. D. 000.
WANTED A 200 horse, power ;water
tubo steam boiler. Holler must be In
-first-class condition. Heine typo pre
ferred. York Gas and Electric company,
York. Neb.
JL1VE STOCK JIAI&ET Off WEST,
..Ship live stock to South Omaha. Have
mileage,, and jihrlnkac. Your consign
menta receive, prompt and careful' un
tida, Llv StooU Conim'Usion SlercUanti.
MARTIN BROS & CO.. Exchange Bid.
jLKGAIj NOTICES.
NnrrnK' Is hereby Riven that
sealed ' proposals will be received
by the Board of Directors ot the
Fanners' Irrigation District at their
office in the City of Scottabluff,
Neb.- ,tor. the purohaso ot 176,600 ot the U
Per cent serial bonds ot the district until
IZ'Otciook "H ll"J viii. uvj- Auiuni,
1913. 'Bald bonds are issued by authority
nf "an act of the. legislature ot ttuustau
pf Nebraska approved March 2, IKtf,
session law 185, Chapter 70. and the
amendments thereto, and pursuant to a
vote of .4 majority . the . qualified
electors of said district. The board ex
prosily reserves the right to reject any
.and. all bids and will In no ev$nt sell
my ot said bonds for lesa than ninety
.Ityo (95) per cent of the face value
inereor.
By order of the Board pf Directors.
Tinvwinn T. t i,liVixn
Secretary ot the Farmers' Irrigation ofs-
tnct. J.isdtot,
OCEAN THA.VBL.-
HAMBURG
.AMERICAN
taritaaCo.
,Over?9 Ships
: the.
WORUJ,
TONS
mm
"IKLPERATOR"
World's largest Bhlp,
stu irom fiiw inn
Saturday . .Aug". I, U A, S.
Saturday, Aug. 30, 8 A. in.
tjaturday, Sept, 30, 11 A. X.
ana erexy veecs nrnir,
Kibliui yMiisr ti urn u
INIXIN nd J-AKIB a ilB ta
lb KAUBUIia os etrtsla 6f.
Bok no OMO
j7oMQ,i,AJii?.WAAiai70
AerUs.....,Juy 93, , a,m.
Pres. Xilsoola, July 04, 13 m,
ItFennsylvanla July 91, 3 p.m.
Xals'a Aug Vlo. Aug, 14, 9 a.m.
Umserator. AugUst 8, 11a.m.
lffatcla.,Auguet 9, 13 noon
Amerlka ..Aug. 31, 11 a, m,
I'Fretorta. ..Aug. aa, 13 noon
Pres. Qraat.Aug. 87, 13 noon
mpejratoi....AUB. 90, B a.m,
3nd cabin only. New.. tHam
burg direct
era. s. rtnuritoa' oa b P
tori 4ll from Ntw Iltr toot M4
South Drookljn. All otlxr mIIIbci 10
tbli rlc trom oar llboln Pir-
JCCDITXBKJVliaAJI
atbraltar, MaiUee and Oenoa.
XVXll Umr Id lhl urrlo lure
Inn NEW P1EK. Ill St., Uqutn
Braoklfo. Tk lltb BU Tint.
b. It. uuaturg (11,000 tons)
Aug, 10 inn,
t. B. Moltke (13.500 tons)
Aueust 89. 11 a. m.
8 J2 .Hamburg Sept. 17, 10 a.m.
U. B. Koltkt, Oct. 7, U a. m.
ORTTZSHa
Asonm XKB vous
Through the rutsu Oaaal
January 37. 1816.
BOOKS VOW OVBX
Our Ttiritt Department inum
Tours sr lull or ftimr to
til tuu oi int world.
Write for information,
jia.rnmirfcwtmcnen
ZiZHJB
1M W. lUndolph St.
Cnlnio. Ill, r
many sections of the southwest! tempera
ture tileie are aonornniliv mgn ami tne
young corn plant is rvpoited us deterior
ating; In fact. In some sections It was
aid that the crop has suftered to tne
extent of half, while in soatterca dis
tricts It Is claimed that the losses will b
total. Cash corn was Mjlc higher.
The oats market continues steady. The
oats plant Is badly In need ot rain. Cash
oats were unchanged,
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 118,000
bushels; corn, none; oats, none.,
Liverpool close: Wheat, d lower to
Hd higher; corn, Hd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were UGo.Cw
bushels and shipments 9M.0U0 bushels,
agulnst receipts of 69i,000 bushels ana
shipments ot KO.ouO bushel last year.
Primary corn receipts were 270,000 busheis
and shipment 876,ooo bushels, against re
ceipt of 371,000 bushels and shipments ot
002.00) buhvls last year. Primary oats
receipts were 474,000 bushels alia ship
menu 411.000 bushels, against receipts of
27J.000 bushels and shipments of 4,0QJ
bushels last year.
carlot nECEiPTa
Wheat. Corn, pats.-
Chlcotro .,
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kaneaa City....-
St. Louis i.,
Winnipeg
Mi
7 J14
.... 127
.... $0
123
.... sit
.... 159
.... 131
10
Omaha Cash
Prices Wheat!
No. I
hard, 79MSTSlc! No. S hard. 7S0k)! No.
4 hard. 76W679C; No. .3. spring, 7UOai
No. 4 spring, 77H78?ic; No. S durum,
7Ve77o! No. S durum. 7RH079Q. Corn!
No. I white, ic; No. white, 6lVi6lHQS
No. 4 white. GOUWfltn: fin. 9 vullnw. (Wl
No- 3 yellow, B9HQ59Vc! No. 4 yellow,
4. CSGOo. Oats: No. i white, 7Mfr8oi
standard, 37Hr37ic! No. I white, 7e37Ho
No. 4 white. 33WC3S?it!. Barleyi MaltlnK,
tfi0o! No. 1 fefd. 42W480. Rj'el No. a,
KOHc; No. 8. KtyC68o, ,
The following cash sales were reported)
Wheat No, I hard winter: 14 cars, dark,
31c; I cars. S04(?j 3 cars, yellow, 794o.
no. 4 nam winter: l cor, ?sc, no, i
sDiinr: 1 ear. Mo. No. 3 durum: I car.
"sc. No, 2 mixed durum! 1 car, TiMc,
cars. 37c. No. 4 white! 1 oar, Zic; l car,
No" 8 white! i cars, lHc: 1 car. lo,
No. z yellow; 3 care, we. No. a yeiiowi
: yeuow; a care, e. no. a yeiiowi
s. SWic No. 4 yellow! I, can Uo,
: mlxe,d: 1 car. GHo- No, 3 m'xsdi
s. fi9H- No, mixed! JW car". 65ot
cars.
No. 3
9 cars. MHo.
1 car. tw;oj 1 car, very dirty, 6$o. Rye
no. a: i car, new, dsq. no. car,
cjiipago qiiAiN abd rnoviio?s
Fcnurr of the Trndlnic nntl ClosJntf
rrlpea on Board of Trnile,
CHICAGO. Jtllv 17.IIniro ln. .
primary points today acted as an offset
for bullish sentiment In the wheat pit.
Accordingly the barket closed steady at
a shade to He under last night. Corn
finished w(th a gain of M6o to HtlHo,
oats hp V4RHc and provisions showing an
advance of Iftff23c. p
Arrivals ot wheat na feported from the
chief terminal elites amounted to the ex
traordinary total ot i,4i),uw bushels. The
highest previous aggregate for twenty
four hours was l,40,t0 bushels and was
the result of unusually active shipping,
stimulated by fear of reciprocity with
Canada. Today's receipts, which conr
trasted with 032,000 bushels a year ago,
Were especially liberal In the northwest,
where the crop outlook wns reported tfood
and the chance of rust damage was said
to be fading away. Heaboara clearances
of wheat and flour were stpall, equalling
279.CO0 bushels.
Considerable strenath develoned In tne
wheat market early In the session, owing
to Canadian advices of unseasonable cold
ana because oi improved nour ousmas
at Mlneopolls. and or export buying at
Kansas City. All of the gains, however,
gradually disappeared, and before the
close there was a net decline, influenced
in Part uy tne material suDsmence oi ma
bulge in coarse grain.
UnM,r nf rnrn Indulced In heavy real-
Izlnir aln. Cnmnlatnts of croD loBIfS
southwest had carried the market sharply
higher, but siigmiy cooler weamer n
Kansas and Nebraska made owrters
cautious, notwithstanding there are no
predictions of rains.
The oats market was governed almost
wholly by tho action of corn, reacting
noticeably after a. decided advance.
There was a broad speoulatlve trade In
MMitt.inm. with Appellant cosh demand.
An advance In the. price of hoBs kept tt)e
marKet on tne upsruuo. , . ,,
Leading optlopn closed as followa:
Article! Open. Hlgh.l Low. I Cloe. Yes'yT
Wheati
J Uly.
E6J4 SSHSaHtTK T4
87 86444i'H bH SS
DeOMlWH-aHl
I90HWI WWl iWHlWHOH
l.V( II I
July.V
1. .1. , I.
Bent.l fa!
Dec..l57Ti-SV
57H0
July. 37
3SWI
87
Heot.
3 r
Pet.. 40ti41
41
mm
Pork-I
I.
juiy.
Sept
Lo.rd-r
Jl 95 I 22 00
21 90
21 0Q
11 70
2i my 2i 25
I
Juir.
11 65
11.75
It 824
10 tQ
U 72ii
1 tf-4.3
iicS
11 75
11 7214
Be?.5!
Jan.,
Rlbs-
11 802
U 77H
II 61
11 K2M
10 00
I
W 70
11 SO
11 90
10 70 :
11 80
1190
11 67H
10 15
July.
U 77V4
11 77VJ
11 77M'
1177H
11 55$
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
11 TV
11 Wi4
1012
. .Chicago Cashrlces-TiYheat; No. 2 red,
new, H6li8S7o; No. 8 red, new, 85H89Ho;
No. 2 hard, new, 87S7e; No. 8 hard, old,
$7Kf88tfc No. 3 hard, new, SOSSGKot No.
jlV4f92Hoi wo. f northern, 9091c; No. 3
northern, 8Sigc No, spring, 90&8lc; No.
3 spring, SSOOOo; No. 4 Bprfnsr, S2JfSSc; vel
vet chaff, SSaje; durum. WfiWc. Corn:
No, 2. 82o: No. f whle, MUttfl3Ke; No.
2 yellow, 6S862Hc; No. 8, 'eiNlHoi No.
a yeiiQW, uw.c, .o. , Mitwtiio; no. i
white. fil6H4c: No. 4 yellow. (OftdlUa.
Oata: No. 3 white, 364mtta: No. 4. KHcj
No. 4 white, 87HSSHC! standard, iOM
mc ye fin. sy. nwnri isguc,
Seedi: Timothy, ts.7ra4.75; clover, nomi-
nai.jt-orK: .i.w)t iarcv f4U()ru.7a,
Ribs: 3ll.76ffll3.2S.
BUTTER Firm! creameries. 2ll4aa3a to
2o.
egos Lower; receipts, ii.iss cassi At
mark.' cases Included. lS019ia: ordinary
17c .... ...
CHKKBv-iugneri daisies, n'iimtvtct
twins. 13Wm8c: young Americas. I4tie
FOTATOES-Hlgher Yat Svctl.OO r
VVliVlD W t;ai U
POUI.TRV-Allve, lowers hen. Uc
springs, w, inrneys, irc.
ICanene City Ornln nnd rriTfiion,
"KANSAS CITY, July 17.WTII8AT.
Caeh. No, 8 hard. 6QQ37C! No. i. mtiyai
No. 2 red. SOtt&Mc: No. 3. 791t4VVcT
.corn-No, "3 vrWta, &Uc; No. 8,
64iff4HC.
OATS NO. 2 wnite 410.
Closlnsr orlcea of futures!
WHEAT September, SlHcj December,
84Hc
ORN-July. oc;
September, 2cj
ueeember, WrtSWo.
UA'4-Beptemper, ?s?c;
jIybc8o. v
December.
HAY-gtronger: choice timothy. 313.000
U.DV.
DUTTER Creamery. 28c: firet. sksi
seconds, no; packing,
EOQS?inits, 17o; second, llo,
Mlnnenpalte Grfila Market
MINNEAPOLIS. July 17.-WHEAT-,
juiy, wiwi tiepiemper, kc; uecemoer,
92Uc. Cash: No. 1 hard. 91Uo: No.
nortnern, aitrao?.c; no. i nortnem, srnfP
88Kci No. 2 hsrd, Montana. MVic; No. 3.
jtwjuk tincnanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
BARLEY Unchanged.
corn-No. 3'yeiiow, bscshc .
OATS-Np. 3 white, J5H&37C.
RYE No. J SOiSc.
fUaX-41.37
8(, Loala General Market.
ST. LOUIS. July lf.-WIIEAT-No. '
red, 84985c; No. 3 hard, 84e91c; July,
83c; September. 84Hc. '
CORNNe. f. HC4c; No, 2 whlU,
e7c; July, Co; September. WSdwAc
OATS-No. 2, 40o; No. 3 white, 41e
itiiiiKner. 04c.
POULTRV-nrmi chickens. 13c; springs,
Isc; lurxeys. wc; aucxs, jsc; geese, luc,
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 20c.
EPOS Strong, 130.
f3TpqrMet Applea and Pried Pralt
NEW YORK. July 17.-EVAPORATEQ
Al'1'l.cc r irm.
DRIED PRUITS-Prunca. steady r AdH
cots, quiet but steady; peaches. quet
Key to th.e BUuatJon-Bee Aovertlilnj.
0OHH
1H
m mm
i i i
31 95 00
21 15 31 25
I
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NEW YORK jTOCK MARKET
Net Results of Trading During Day'i
Session Small.
FIRST FIGURES ARE . LOWER
ntcoyerr Soon Kffeoted and Later
Movement Is Irresjuinr Foll
Iner Off tit Qrninnil 1
Noted.
NEW TOniC, July 17.-The net result
ot today's trading In stocks, so far as
changes In the level of prices were con
cerned, was small. It was apparent from
the outset- that the market would not
hold td the pace set yesterday, when
Quotations rose sharply in all quarters.
First figures were lower. A recovery was
soon effected, but the later movement
was irregular nnd the close found many
ot the Important stpeks showing small
losses.
Stocks were' well taken at concessions,
but thero was a foiling off In tho demand
and buyers were unwilling to follow the
tnarket upward. , Fluctuations apparently
bore little relations to developments , f
fhe day, which had but a sllgnt bearing
on stock market values. Unexpected com
plications In the negotiation, between
eastern railroads and llielr employes may
havo exercised soma sentimental Influ
ence. More Important was the reaction
in Uniinii niui tha itncllna In American
stocks there. This was followed,, by Un
don selling here, principally of Canadian
Pacific, steel ana union rw im
Iierlln nolrt Canadian Pacltlo here di
rect. Tho petroleum shares were excep
tlonaly weak. California Petroleum eotd
rtnwn's noinu to 23U and the preferred
dropped Points to 51. Mexican Petro
leum at n.moivm ' " ii. .1
explanat on given Of the weakhess Of
these shares ,vre that. the oloslng out ot
loans by local bank .had necessitated
selling of petroleum Jtocks which had
been put up aa collatew . With the ap
proach of the Crop-moving aon with
Its heavy deraajjd for njoney. I was
..fn Xsi vsi will h cotnDtMlea lo
Sraw tighter lines In regard to extending
credit on stock ecUnge collateral
Tn it sn.ooo. United States bonds were
Mnnaa were eu7, .
unchanged on caJl. nltn..i,Dn.
Number oi sates h "" " r
bn stock were: ' ,i. .
f-T-S.., , wiM,tinrit i
I1M
Amer cn ou"
Ahiricn o,n ..,..... U.w
itu
IIH
UV
0
4SH
Amnon i,D. Sk
Amlcn Cotton 0U
1H
nu
lit
Are. ic dii ,
AO.erlctn UomhJ
American Uocotnotlro ..
Amrlcn B. & ":;'
Amttkn B. & IV, p!4.
too
m
Am. susr iiunNii,.,,,
Amulcin T. T...,i.
100 1M
100 Wi lt7M
UK 'U
Bit 81
Anntonat Mlolns 00.,,. i?0
Attblton ...,...,
l.eoe
4M
llchlfefin nfd
9
in
Ati.htiA r,Ant Lino.
100 117
nr
Itti
Dtltimort uniu.,...ti. ;j
n..i.l.k.m HIamI 20
IS r
u
Brooklyn RPl Tr
i!o4ln,rm ........
Centrsl lthr .....
rtirutxike Ohio l.J1
k
.....
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list
CnltlSO 41. ,
rrhlrara. l.
ex. dc. . ...
100
Conoll(te4 0s JM
rorn Iroduct 4M 1
lo
IS
pnvr & Hio orn4e... I'H "H
Utnrer iu u. pi
DtitllUn' BcurUlo
Erie
11
UK
Erie Irt M4.
Krlo Id fit. '
too
ii
it
in
oeoertl Blectrlo
IM 1SH
toe 111
UIK
I2H
uit
If 14
Qrtat Nortbtro Ore ctli, 1
JIIIOQU Vri
Intarborouih Mt ?H
Intpr'. Mat. pfd I,W k
UK
loiu
IntarBttioiui iiaxrKr.. ..,. ..
InUr-Mann pm ........ ,,.,
Inttrnattop! Wpr
Inttnsitlnal Won
KanUa City gouthara.,,
'i'.09' "tVA
4
leib OM t "i!'
boul.vl 1. A Khlll;.. 400 JMH j
M.. HU P. B. BU. M. IO0 H 4Hj
114
lit
Mlnourl, K. & T..
Mlaaouri Patlfla ,..
IW.
MM
National uiacun ..
National L4 ,i
New Tork Central .v 3,I0
... ,.. m ja.. u D,a..
N. T.. Q. w v
Norfolk Wwtrn too
raclflo Mall .,,,,,..,.,. ......
IansiyUanla 1,400 111
peoplt's Oaa
p., C, C. 8U h
Pltteburih Coal
Ironed fttal Car,
rullman lUce Cr,..o
Iteaoing ,,..,...
lltpubllo I. ft a..,...,..
Rapubllo I. tt P. plA.,.
UKk laland Co,..
jiocx taiana uo, p....
BtT U & B. f, l S'4.,
Eaaboard Air I
Seaboard A, 1 pd...
Blou.aneiiiaia v.
Bauthrn t'acltla
i.
fieuttiern TUUwaf. .
B. luuway pia.. ......
Tcnnoaoe Cooper fM
'ii"
31
Teias & racuie ,
iiivi tit
union racuie .-. nva
Union PaettK pfd, 100 14
uri te Btitca llaaiir.... ,
tlnltaA Btataa ttutibar... 100
i
114 It Ui
'I ll
Unlte4 mat SIhIm..., 11.700
V, B, Bid! PN ,. ,
utao oppr i,
va.-uiroima Lnieroicai...
Wabaah
wfnero MaryUo4 ,,
WoaUrn Ualon ,
4ff "
tiH
ilv
Wattlnsliouae fclfcirio
Whaallnr A Ik Xtrl
Tout sales tor m q, ?uj,auj anarc.
Neir Tortr, Money aiarket.
NEW TORK. July Itr-MONEY-On
call, steady, tvtff3H per oent. Last loan,
2 Wi Der cent: closing bid. I'A per cent:
offered at ii per , cent.
TIME LOANfl-Btrprie-l eUty days. t
S per cent; ninety floye, 6g$vi per cent!
six montns, v per veni.
PRIME WHlWANTIWil Al'H- per
cent.
STBRLTN.O EXCHANtJE-lEasy, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.3310
for sixty-aay unis ano at ii.cun tor ao-
mand. Commercial bills, 34.33.
siLVBit uar, otic; Mexican aonaro. ic.
BONDS-OoVernment. steady; railroad,
. .u. ...
tlons on bonds!
U. 8. r. s. rf. M
yap. n !
K. 1!. Bo, ri. ".. ItM
U a, Cap. 4I.1HI-, 0
ir N, ual, JX
M. K, A T, t l
do coupon ........ i'
U. 8. )0J
,do eoopon IP
U, 8, 41 ri
to coupon
"ae an
raoiroa la coupon. , Ml
Mo. Paelllo 4,.
A.
Anr.
A,
tan.
Aroour ft Co, 4H
Atcklaon sen, 4a.,.. 114
IM vr ... i. .k
do ct. : lfU.,... H' Mo ar. 4 Wj8
do or. is.......... JJJjNo- PacHle 4...... t:S
Jal, ft OtOo i, Ml4o. p. U- rM. 4a... US
40 3H !rPn, or. Iu2 Jill. Ml
Brook. Tr. T. ... . eos, I...,,... M
Ctn. ot qa, la Wl lUafllns ss. it.... 14V
Cn. IatUtr .. ..II ft L A B F fa 4a.. it
Ch. ft Ohio ; 4il.. M to . U, . I0U
::; lib1 i 9. w. e. w. t7
JWg. A. iTsdl. 4". TtU
Ckloas A A.
C- O. 1 Q. 1. 4
da ktn. Is..
O M & 8 P c 4VU.II
aa ct. is., MM
a B. I. & l e. 4 lUllirar a,
I1F7 a 101U
, US.- aa... ...... o sD, e...
u. ft a. r a ana union racljlo
4a. ., isH
IX ft
11. ar. 4a..... U
40 la't i'Mf.""' lit
fa &
b. O. raf. M MH
blatlllara U .... .. 14V U. a. nobbi
bar la... 100M
l a A r
Erla p, I. i M V. a, ttaal Jd I.
do or. 4l, ar- D. 41 Wabaah lit ft ti. 4
Hill, Can. lit r. 4a4WfMarn Hi. 4s...
4IU
tit;
jntar. M,t. 4H. WMt, !!. er. Ii,. IIU
jntir. U. M. 4.. UUtVIa, Cn(ral ... , I
014. Oltefto "
London lfpc frbtt.
IXNI)N, July 17-Amerloan securities
opened with prices U to VA lower to
day. Later the market Improved on cov
ering and at noon the tope, was steadier
and, prices ranged irpmtt to a point
higher than reaterdars w York eloe
ing. Cooaola, saepay., fl ILJIIIllotla Ontrat Ill
4o MttouM lill.Hff, K. ft T 1(
Anal. 0pr J If. T, Casr..,.,..!0i
Atcklaoo ... VaeniUaala ., It
Capllan Psclllo IiltKM4ni ,. Ill
Cklt'aM O. W,, . ... ."..rVw""-'". l'."lfl.... ll!
Cel., 3411, ft H P Witjql-PMla:"..,.2
IMATr ft tl o O . . i7VU. B. Ill tlS
wTT. aatiiv.k..i. '
Efl 1114 Wabaah I
do J at pfo- 4auprs yi
aiLVKli-Uar. steady at jt7 1.114 per 0x.
iIONKY-Mi er Cent.. '
The rate of discount in the open market
for nhcrt bills U IK per cen.U for three
months' bills, i per cent
Treasury statement.
WAJBHINOTON, July IT.-The condi
1M II II IV
tea km 4u Mil
i iW
to) it t . i
IH 7V4
104 m 103 (
fj M M
17S 107U 19U
..... II ,
... ,,,, iu
'"iw 'it'i 'iiii iH
ioi uf MM
'u,iV isU UH
ioo iH U 'W
10 II 17
7oo ii utt hh
see H tlH II
ee ajo-soe fsfie v
, IN 41S, 41K 41U
'. "$vA 'itH 1H
, too 31 Jifi 51H
,, T
M
. 06 CODY, la TIU
' tiVW R It ot M 4Ha J7
, T. T. 4f)!i4 'in d.h. 4i It
. TAhaecn fa.. .Vila . vr v V- i, c , .
alW .i TI
tion or tne unuea iais treasury at me
' Vtslirilnr nf ru i . Aa f n t wn a rVT aft I
balance In general fund, tiKiro.Tbl; to
tal receipts yesterday. t-63r.,s$t, total
payments yesterday. tJ.0S3.Otfl. The defi
cit this fiscal year Is J1S.J14.4SS, ngelnat
a deficiency of M0.4M.ni last ye.tr, ex
clusive of Panama canal and nubile
transactions.
tloston aitnlnK tock.
BOSTON. Julv IT Clonlnir nuotntlonn
on mining stocks were:
AHOtl IIHMoktuk
Amtl, Oopper 4tHNi4t On. ...
A. Z. I. i B lmN'Islitlac Mini.
41
II
iSIt
4iS
M
HH
14
15
,5
i
ii
i
Arliou Coin North nuttt ....
n. L. C , B. M. to KWth lrfk
l?l. Arttoni ... MMOI4 Dominion .1
C.I. a lletlt Ill OicoU
OntennUl . UKUulnrr
Rrpr Hinjto C C MW.Iunnon ..,
Kt nuit c
M
.014im rir
hTunkllB
Ornnbr Con. . . ....
nrcene Cioiiif .
tola llor'K Coppor
Krr UVo ,,
Uik lippr
I tjupirlor 11, U
lSUTmrtk
f M IN. s. s
H. JJ
1IH .do pt ........1.
IHtUth Ton
7 T'Uh tppr Co..
41H
ia mho vopper..
MUrnl Coppr
4 Winona , .....1. lh
11 Wolterlot 44l
Nrr York lliinK- Nlocka,
NEW YOIUC Jul"17.-Clolnir oilota
tlon on mining stacks:
com. TunnrtrV . ., Il.l,ltl Chkt
do eonda '.... ltMetlctn to
Con. Cxi. A V....... llOnUrln ..U..... 10
t.An ml... 1,1 1 .;t.i ' ,
LmJtIIIo Con.. ,.. ,V IVWloi
Mow Jacket ...
Vrd. ;JV
ustAHA oi:m:iiai. maiucht.
BUTTERNa. l. l.lb. nnrtorl. S6e: No.
1, w-ib. tubs. Hj No. it. ax;.
HSH White, iresh, 1; trout, fresh,
loo; large oiupplus, rrcsn, 13c; ripatitah
mackerel, lioj shad roe, pr pair, 4ou
U.HUUI1, iresn, iou, niuiuui, nmil, itAO:
Munaiu, c; ouuneaas. 14c; cnaiinet cat
fish, lac: pike, lie; pickerel, lie.
CUKKah imported Mwiss. lUc: Ameri
can tiwiss, HtM), block Swiss, 84c; twins,
lie: daises, lie; triplets, 17Wc Yountf
Americas, 18o blue label bruk 17o; Dm.
uaiKor, x-iu.. HOI XOIK, Willie VC.
. POUiTRX-uroiiers, w'UQ v-er lb.;
hens, ltc; cocks, UWi uucks, ISflac;
geete, ISc turkeys, Mr2$c; pigeons, per
dos., il.tQ; roostsrs, Do; Uucks. full tea-
thfl.O .,Z.n, ...II ........ .'.rt.
squub, No. 1, ii.o; No, x, Mc.
11EE1' CUTS-No. 1 ribs, H'fco; No. 3.
10c; No. 3, l&Hc. No, 1 loins, No. ;
ITHci No. 3, lie. No. 1 chuoks, U44o; No.
i, nci pio. a, ivnc rvo. i ruunus. w, no.
3., Hjic; No. 3, lIHe;. No. 1 plates, BViol
No. J, 8c; No. 3, 7&0, '
The following irult and vegvtablo
prices are reported by the tllllnsky Jfruit
company:
.FKUltS Hood river strawberries, per
" .. . ..AAV, .UV, V-Ull.VI, (I'CT, , IT..
perries, per it-quart case. I4.w; uainorma
f.uHiiueiTie. Pe jit-quail oaau. j.vm,
California blackberries, per 34.quutt cuse,
33M; apricots, per 4-brvsket crates, ?l.7A;
plums, per 4-basket crates, 33.0a peaches.
Per box. 31.&0 to 11.75: California black
pr red cherries, per box, IJ.00; California
cantaloupes, pony crates, fo.U); California
stnitaara, per orate, .uo; nome grown
crown gooseberries, per 24-quart cs-t.
W.S5. Oranges. Sunklst Valencliis, 1. 21.
kites, nor box. ISO): 1M. 176. ilXl aiiL ICO
Slses, per box, lii.SO; fancy Valencia, 12t,
SSS alios, per box, 13.00: Valenclas, 1W
slxv, per box, Ji-W; Valenclas, lit,
315 sizes, per box, 3S.09. Apples, extra
fancy uano, .circle brand, per bb, 15.60,
extra fancy Wlnesap, per bbl,
ISvaporated cninberrieii, carton contain
ing 80 packages, per carton, 33.70. Lemons,
extru fanoy sunklst, 809s and 36Qs, per
dox, ,w; extra cnoice red pan, aws ana
SSOs, p" box, IS.S0.
VEOErfAnL.ES Large now pqtatoefl.
Ger bu., fl.OO i-bag lots or inprv, per
u., OOo; rural, per bu,, C0c: red river
early Oho, per bu., 00c. California cry
stal wax onion, per creu. 3.M; Texan
Ilermuda, per crate, 31,0u. I'ancy Texas
tomatoes, per 4-bafkct crato, I0o; 6
crate lots, 93c-
MiBCKiUANisoua itcd new potatoes.
per hamper, W.Hi: Cqllfqrnla Jumbo
Celery, per dois., 3J.00; cider, Mott'e. Per
htg, fj.w; ciqer, ncnawaa, per hok, o.fc;
nsparugus, per doc, (Oo; rhubarb, per
(Int.. 30c: onions, ner dos.. SOo: new beets.
carrots, turnips, per doc, SOci parsley, per
dos., Wo radishes, per dos.', 40c; head let
tuce, per doz., 31.0QJ homo grown leaf let
tuce, per dox.. 40el green peppers, per
basnet; boc: wnx or green Dtitns, per
Samper, 34. oft : hot house cucumbers, oer
(is.. Il.fn2.0n: tnullflower. tier crate.
33.IW) Venetian gerllo. pr lb.. 13Ha! Texai
dmt., lWi4.00i horseradish, i-dpi. bot
tles In citse, per case. fl.Wi dromedary
rrnnrt ilntpa. nke.. 33.00: anchor brand.
tiHg., tli'i; walnuts, No. 1 soft shell, per
in,, sue; roeaium pecans, per id, wvici
tumba nrcans. tier lb.. 15c: slant Pecans
Louisiana pppor shell, per lb., See; fil
berts, per lb.. 15c: Drako almonds, per lo..
lBo; paper shoii, 180! aratii, per ID,, iooi
large wnnea. ppr id., iso; dibok wainoin.
ner iu.. z'.ic: raw. no. l Deanuis. ner in..
CUcl lumbo Donnuts. ner lb.. Set roasted
peanut, per lb.. RViVoi shellbsrl hlckOry
nuts. c; large hickory nuts, per lb., 3c;
white rice popcorn, per b eel checkers,
per lon.pkg, case. 33.W; checkers, per Vh
pag. cnv, fi'io, j.cpno uviir uunci, '(. i
per l,Wt H '0.
Corn nnd Wharit Rrlon Bulletin.
United States Department of Agriculture,
? feather bureau, for Omaha, for the
wenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m., 7tth
meridian time, Wednesday, July 13, 1D13,
OMAHA DISTRICT HTAT1UNR.
'4.tmp. nam'
Station. Illirh. Low. fall.
J?ky.
Ainianu,. ieu..iw d
Ule
lear
Auburh,
Clear
Clear
l't. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear.
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Slear
tear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
ClqUdy
Slear
ltUr
Cloudy
llroken Row.... 93
Columbus .,.,..103
Culbertson ....10S
fairoury ,,..,.m
Ka rmont 10B
Orand iHland ..loo
iiartingtoti 91
Hastings 1U3
Holdrege 101
Lincoln 109
North Platte.. 94
Oakdale
84
umaiia ....
Tekamah ,,
Valentine .
Alta, la
Carroll
Clarlnda ...
Sibley
..104
..IKi
.. 81
., W
.. 9i
..103
.. 91
ll
3
oioux wily.
90
73
Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve hour
period ending at 8 a. m,
DISTRICT AVKRAQB5,
No. ot TemP.i Rain.
Plstiiet. Btationi. inert, Mw, ;
Columbus
Loulsviilo
s
Indianarjolls .
n
70
74
73
Chicago .......
rn. jucui ,,.
pes Moines .
Minneapolis .
Kansas City .
40
73
70
104
umana
102
The heat wave continues over the corn
and wheat region, except In the extreme
northern nortion. where temperature
continue moderate. Rains were quite gen
eral in tne extreme upper vauoys anu
latui region, Falls of one Inch or more
oocurrod as follows: In Nebraska Val
entine, j.oi. in worm fjanow "ismarcK,
l.to. in Mienigan jansinfr, in i
diapa farmland ana Merlon, 1,00,
oiuo inpaiey. 1.40.
I A. WBIjBH. Iooal Porecaster.
Coftun Market.
NOTV YORK. July 17-MRTAI-Cooner!
Flrmi standard soot and July,
ll4.OrWi4.rxi; August and September, I4.1iU
(OTM.toi eieeiroiytio, iii.iwii.tii lane, in.'
JltW: casting-, tl3.87ii.oa Tin: KMay;
iflot, t.7Wlfl0.85e; July. wru.eZWiM-uUH
August and Samtember. 339.COit2f.78. Ieadi
Quiet, 34.3s34.fi epelter, quiet,, t16
6.W. Antimony: Normal! Cqokson'. 38.U
sj.u. iron: uareiy steony. uncpangea.
l)nnW. .Tillv IT MKTAIJS Crtnruiff.'
Closed Dull! spot, (3 6s; future, 63
8s Sd, Tin: Dull; snot, 181 10c t futures.
in es. Spelter, 20 ids. Iad, fiVK front
Cleveland warrants. 64s lOWd.
Cotton futures closed steady; closing"
bide; July, fz.wc; August, u.mot Septem
ber, U.67CI October, U.ffo; November,
11.37c; pecember, ll.SSci January, 11.37c;
February, 11. Me; arch, 11.38a; May. 11.43c
LIVIiHPXU July IT.-COTTON-Sppt,
good Dusiness aonei pnoes easier; rota
Airtr fmir 1 W1 - irnnA mnllnir t 9A
middling. .73d; low mtddllnr. fl.6!d; good
ordinary, t.Qtd; ordinary, o.vpa; sales, to,
(YM hn!a.
Cotton closed steady net J point higher
o; July, but generally I to 8 points lower.
Hi. uouis, juiy ii. wi iun vjujci;
mlddllneT. 13 6-18q: sales, none; receipts.
83 ba)ea; shipments, 1i feales; stock, 7,f
276 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-COTTON-
Bpot, steaay, unchanged; middllnai
ll I.Ua DaUCS, Oi UUIER.
UItlmnke flrnln Market,
MILWAVKEB. Wis., Julv 17.-WHBAT
No. 1 northern. 9349lo; No. 2 nqrthern,
92SUo; No. 2 hard winter. &7Vk8SHc
July, 87c; September, 86Hc. w
CORN-Nn. r3 yellow. 03e: No. 3 white,
Hoi No. 3, 6HflHo; July, tV4c; Bepi
lira wr, ei7o,
OATS40V4e.
RYB-.634e6lc
llAIlLBY-ilflttC.
OMAHA LIYESTOCIC MARKET
Beef Steers Generally Steady, Feed
ers Very Slow and lower,
GOOD HOGS FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
Xo Fnt Shren of Any Connciuiencr
In Slprht Lnrolm Arr l'rnltnl
nnrt from Twenty-l'lve t
ThlrtyvKlvt? Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 17, 1911.
Itacelnts won.! riilu. linen. HIierD.
Official Monday 3.01 M 8.473
Oftlelal Tn..lv l IM 1 i
3.187
Official Wednesday.... 3.33, S.00S
P.4U
0,000
p.umate Tnureday. .. l.tw io,u
Pour dnvs thin vrrok.iaCM 313(0 W.fOl
Same days Inst week.i 3.04 83.9M J0.47
r-amn dava 1 w'k nun e r 4LHU 13.300
Same daya 3 w'ks. a:o.3.f.U 47.378 G.W7
no days t w'ks, aco.l3.si0 3$,W0 10,W
oaiine uays last )'onr..,U,lM Jfl.lU
The following lablo shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs na sneep hi Suum OmalH'
live stock market for the year' to datoal
compared with last yeur. J
1911. ISll Inc. nr
Cattle 4ts.cn 4I7.C77 L1M
Hogs 1.500.8:) J.971.T1S 380, W
Hiieep m,m tMJ.Cll 31.43? .......
The followlna table uhoiva the range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha tor tnt
Ust few days, with comosrlih:
Date. 1913 lUU.CVII llU.lW3.lrWI.llrV7.
July 7.. I
July 8..
July I..
Jul i- io..
8S1H
I C SI
174
I M
S 61
7 al 6 33
8
7 19
7 14' 6 33
July 11..
7 ft)) 6 17
8 03
JU1V II.
e 74
8 C5J,
8 4J
8 76jJ
7 30
'a14
7 15
n
0
5 74
6 74
8 71
July 13.
0 30
juiy ii.
July ll.
July l.
Juiy 17.
o ti
0 7$
$ 78
e sty
8 TJ
Sinday,
Receipts nnd dlsnosttlnn of IK'o stock
n . . V. m. I. ,f . I. ...... r . .. I. I.
.jiiit,ii oiui.lv JlruB, puu.ll wiimiiu.
ior tne twenty-four hours eniiinp: at 4
in. yneiuraay.
RICKHTS-CAHLOADS,
Cnttle. lloss. Rheen. Il'r's.
C M. tt St. P.,..., 1 11 ..
Wabash , ,, 1 .. ..
Missouri Pacific... 6
union metric,...,.. & 21
I'. & N. W.. east.. 2 11
1
C. N. W., west.- 8 4
C, St. P., 1. & 11.. 11 7
C, IL & U.,i east,., 1 ,4
C M. A 3., west... 37 30
O., It, I, r., east ., 7
llllnolQ Central..,,.. ,. C
Total recelnts.... &S
JW
30
XJJPIUUJTION ItBAU.
Cattle. Hoks. Sheep.
Morris & Co., w
Swift ti Co , 328
cudahy Paoklng Co.... 377
Armour & Co 388
1.R0I
381
2.1M)
3,111
3,(48
l.lt.7
1,300
1,859
l.tOl
.....
Schwarts A Co....,
J W. Murphy
juorrcn ,.,,,,,, ,,,, 4
Lincoln Packing Co.... 14
South Omaha Puck. Co.
Armour, K. C,.,.., ,
swift, k. c ;
8
83
85
8
It
Aiyer & van
lteuton. Vansant & U
Sinclair SO
Hill & Ron 87
Kohr P. Co
,..
106
.....
.....
.....
a,...
J II. nulla u
ll. i. Hamilton I
Mo. tt Knh. Calf Co.... 13
Other buyers 177
171
Totals
1.683 10,2H 4,43
recelnts wore. verV
OATTLU-Cuttle
rmall tins morn hg 'as compared with
provious days this VeoK. The total. for
tho week toots up 10,fAy, tho largest rlncu
three weeks ago, when 18.511 heart wero
reported In. As compared with, p, vear
ago thero Is a falling ort ot about 800
head.
Tho market on beef steers was In very
satisfactory condition. The few cattlo
ottered met With quite ready, sale ahil
practically everything In slant was
cleaned up In good season. While there
was tjothlng very chqlco or well finished
In the yards, thero were cattle hero kooi
enough to brink to.60.
Fat cows nnd lirltera were generally
ateady with yesterday, but trrassers were
uneven and the fetlintf Conirollv a llttlu
Rot
lower. This was esoealnllv'
lis was esDealnl y tne case wttn
stockers and feeder cow' ' ami 'heifer.
which Imvo been comindiidtnlr Very. k'Vh
prices.
Stacjcera and feeders were soVv sale and
tho feolintr very weak. The supply of
fresh cnttlo wna anlall. hilt there were
Plenty carried over from yesterday n the
nana oi speculators, n in snie o iuin
ine ppnrrai gnuntoi mi iiucnun niw
feeders as tSc lower than Monday, and
possibly as munh as 40o lower In lomo
cases. . .
Quotations oh eettlet Qpod to efiolce
beef steers, t8.2nd6.76; fair to good heef
stecrei t7.9Mfi.25; common to, fair , teet
steers. t7,JMf7.l0! Bood to cholc Lelterf,
t7.0W53.OO; good to choice eows, .(VKP7.40i
fair to good grade. Jissr.t common
to inir graaes, u.oinu.i toon iq uiiuiuq
tntkera anil feeders. 37.25l,7Si fair to
good stookers and feeder. 3a.iSfi7.r6i com-
nion to fair stpekers ana teeaers, w.7
vral calves, f7.00t(9.7i; bulls. l)Uu. ftc.i
g.uuuiy(,w.
jtepreeehie-'ive aies:
UEEF RTICBRa.
He,
A. rr.
ii?:,.,..
i
A a,
.14M
Pr.
ill
7..
... ISO 7 IS
0 100 I 11
1.,,.,, no
i ii
It.,, 1111 I ll
ii w ! u
!J:::::::::::'i5t l
ii., uao 1 41
I, a .
U 1111 I to
tl.:.,, 1071 III
II 1121
tnt i4i
17 lilt IU
if til I II
41
lit i is
STUI1CR8 AND HlalFKnS,
IM T il 711
I 10
I u
I 13
I M 7 40 II,,.,,,..,,, 101
17. ...1021 7 10 11.,.,,,,.,,, M0
IS 145 T ,
3 170
1 171
(0 11 til
175 1 1....IO70
I 11
I 71
10
I M
t 5
J Ill 4 00
I , III I t
1, 170 I U
I. .......... IM I to
13 1011
...; mi
I. ,10,1
i... ,..ioo
3 ,,..1000
2 ,im
tt mi IK
I f
tt ! Y 1 '".VP.
T 00
r ti
7 II
7 U
7 71
I,, ....41 W ... i.IOTO
I 411 I 19 I ...0W
1....
I, ...
I tt
I a a a..,,,,
w Ji
141
m
111
J)UUillli
140 1 M 1., 10IO I H
1000 I 00 I., IIM I U
an i to
i .,..iiH i ii
4 ISO! I 10 I Ill II
3..., , M J,A.,-- IW Ttl
CAX.VHB.
I Jit I 00 4 M0 10
I , IM 7 W 1., i,, It Ii
1, MO I Oe 1...,,..,.., UO 1 10
1. ......... 170 I M 1,., IN IH
!,., 271 I 00 !.... Ill I 7
STOOKKRS AND fKKDKRB,
,,., 401 I 00 IJ , (It 'll
t. .; ',. 401 60 I, 711 I Itt
l fltllMl
11008 The market took, a new turn
thla morning. With a rather liberal run
In eight, both shipper and packer buyer
started out to pick up the good to choice
trades of stuff and durinaT the early
ratind. the commoner kinds we're irtore
or less negieciea. rpct pia eariy ior
tne Better icraae ot nogs were generally
60IOo and in some coses ai muqh aa 10c
higher. Some chotoe lights sold aa high
as 39.00. After the good end of the offer
ings had been picked there was a lull
in the movement and trade, which had
I . - I -I . I .. . .... B... .(..It
iif;r;l ii.iri7 p-vi.'w vcvi,w t. uuii .ii4
druggy. Krom thin time on the market
was stow, ana ino rnces pauq iqt tpo
commoner gradea looked to be anywhere
fiom steady to possibly a nickel higher
In spots. As Is Indicated by the sales
the market was very uneven, and values
dopended almost entirely on tne quality
of hu hoics. Taklnir the market aa a
whole, prices are anywhere from steady
to OOlOo higher and the average of all
the. sales Is fully a nloUel higher. Hulk
ot the salts was quoted at tUW&.8j.
There was quite a sprinkling on up to
13.00 and the rougher kind sold as low
a JS.W, but tha long end ot the sales
will land at the spread named,
As a general thing, the market fur the
uj--v u inft2uc hlehar. Blow, drajrev mar
kets have been the rule all week, and
wqiie tne trepa oi price na peen up.
ward and the feeling firm, buyers and
sellers have had difficulty In agreeing
on values, Choice lights reached the 19.00
niarn tooay vr me th nme amce in
ApriL
lleoelpt Inrliided about 187 rare, or
10,300 head, the heaviest run ot the week
in Hnta. Total for the four days Is 32.300.
being slightly smaller than latt week and
mora man ihui pi "o rctciuia on
g 7M 1 39 t 35
1(4 1(1 11
8 61 7 (7 f IS
7 ! i a
S 44 s 4:
3 33 7K
8 31 7 67 6 4?
K 24 7 79 43
3 V 7 82 0 31
$ 13 7 83 6 37
T 74 0 44
the corresponding aays last year.
Representative sales!
Mo. A. Bh, rr Na. At Bh. Pr.
it Ill 110 I 70 10 it 10 to
io. .in 40 1 70 u. m io
47 ,in iio t ft .ua t to
...Ml
82
Ml
HI
...m
, Ml
...HI
...JIT
...in
...Ml
,..1M
...Ml
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SltKlCIThi.rn wni lltllo itntnir In the
sheep barn until late In tho forenoon.'
Salesmen had a good Idea of what was in
More for them, as lambs were In liberal
supply and early messages (ndloated a
break In prices nt most other points. The
supply of Inmbs this morning was the
best for tha season, both as to site and
tiuallty nnd In the end had' to sell 3Mj:uo
cheaper compared with yesterday. As
quality was quite uniform nearly all tho
offerings on sale moved at 13.10, ton for
the day, as agalnet 38.38 on the day be
fore. There were no aged sheep of conse
quence on le. so values underwent no
quotable change trom yesterday. .
Today's recolpts wero 20 cai- or C.OOQ
head, living all lambs. Last T(ursday tho
receipts amounted to only some 3,324 head
and on the same day one year ago 7,07a
head were yarded. .... .
Ountntlonn ri ahren and lambs: Lambs,
good to cholre, I7.T84J8.10 lambs, fair to
good, J7.607.78 lambs, feeders, S.K4f,S8
ycarllnge, range, 33.004.00; yearllnKe,
teedors, .J,Hr4.75; wethers, range, l.a
6.10: wether, feeders, 3$.lMr.7&! . ewes,
range, t4.3S4fit.0Si owes, feeders 33.7W3JW.
21 native ewes ..iiv
SO native lambs ...90
8 00
t 10
8 10
8 10
8 10
8 19
8 10
117(1 Idaho lambs 7
is iaano ikinus I
IS .Idaho lambs ., 73
Its Idaho lambs 13
73 Idaho lamtis i
iiO Idaho larnbs i3
CMrnpio Live iltock Mnrket.
CinCAQO, JJuly 17.-CATTLH-R?-
celpte, 8,800 head; mnrket Reneraliy
steady: beeves. 7.104J9.16; Texas stoors,
n.OOfie.OO: western steers, 37.18CS.30j stock,
ers nnd feeders, tMOQT.ttt; western steers.
37.l8.tis.20! stockers and reeqers, ..wv
7.90: cows and heifers. tS.SOtfi.tOi calves,
3S.80eil.25. . , 4
JIOOS iieceipts, I7,wu neaa; mnraoi
strong. EOlOo higher: bulk of sales, I9.0G1P
9.301 light, 390MI9.43I mixed.
heavy, t&OOfro.U) rough, tS.00C8.B0: plH",
t7.6ft.l9.16. .
niliUiat' 4ntJ ajuiib iteceipis,
head: market wenk: native sheep. 34.S60
6.20: western. 31.3.1116.13! yearlings. U.&01J
7.00: Iambi, native, M.Xft8.20, western,
0.60a 3.30.
Ifnnsatai City I,lvi Stock MnrUrt,
(J.AMUAO ninv .1 mirnil.u
celpts, 6.0U0 head! market toady i prime
tea steers, .ai.win.
HOOS ReoolPts 6.000 head: market 6ft
loo higher: bulk, 9.00030,10; heavy, J3M
(13.05; packor and bUtchorn. 39,0)0.10;
lights. lb,0WJ9.Tt Plfte, t7.7Mf,6a
HHICHP AND' LAMIIS-Recelpts. 34,000
head: market steady to !0c lower; lamue,
ii:
B.za; yruruniTB. u.iyjiv.w, wetners.
.001
eweH, tv.v6Uf.oo; etocpera and
feedere, t2.7MjM.23
Mt. I.ouU SAW atonic Market,
ST. LOUIS. July 1T.-CATTL13-Re.
pelPts, 4.600 head! market steady) native
beat steers, fft. 6038.76) caw and heifers.
near steers, i
34,76018..00: sU
t;MJ southern i
helers, 14.3504
betters ana teeners, w.nw
steers. 18 JM18.301 cows and
linnfa Ileoalnts. 6.000 hoadl market 16a
r,v,iM.irf,i rn vm. a.niNTFii.Mi.
hluhrtri nlas and llnltts. 7.3.'x2fU,: mixed
nnd butchers, 19. soup. 45; iood heavy, fv.33
tf9.40.
H1IK7CP AND LAMIIS-Recelnt. 6.C00
head! market steady; native muttons, ,55
Sfl.sj; lamos, to.boos.ea,
94. Josenli Lire Htook Market
BT. JOSISPH, Mo., July 17.-CATTL1J3-Recelpts.
ljWJO head; , market nteadyj
steers, t0.rO4J8.8S; caws and hclfors, Jl.ti
UB.IUi CBIVTf, , 1'W" . i .
'HOaS-liecelpts. t,(M headi n.rl
steady to IQo higher! top, $9.15; bw
8?lki5P AND LAMUS-Ttecelpls,
1,000
(C.80
head; morket,. lOxfulo lower; iambs,
Sar York Oenerott Musket.
NBW YOniC July 17.-BUC1AR-
.MfJifsV-i molasses, 3.7Mftilo. Refined
. . ' . . A. tl niaTM iVTmi HAaalkll
P ..1jnTTt J. II r..( li.ha'
reamery extras. S37.,o; flrste. WW
to! stttte dairy, finest. Bo; process extras,
Jittwwoi uniuinuii I'wiun "!:i;i.f;w
actory current make, firsts, ajmUc
packing stock, current make. No. 1
niii?tacfrrMnFliat at anil vi recelnt
elpts,
t..... . mtmim whnlft milk, fraah uolored.
MiC !S, HViKlttn; Willi anu puie,
llms. affile. 1
vnnR fltadv: recclots. 17.127 cases.
fresh gP-thertil, extras. :U2ci extra flrt.
tietaol 'firsts, 18MO30oi PerrnsylYttnla and
nearoy nennery wmiM, , w tSJ""
quality, Shered white tsztci
POtlt.TRY-IJve, ensyi wpstern broilers
xo tow s. iv4cr tiirney, "u, ureas.!,
flrmi fresh killed woetern ohlckcns. fli
37o fowls. 1017o; turkey, ivaivo,
Coffer Slnrkfl,
nkw york, July M.-TOWine-.
lunum lriirf.ffinn oAhia ami rcuorts ot
n more active and firmer coet and freight
situation itumeu w bj-cuhih -
vanoe in tne iooai cotieo rnarnot jur.
The opening was steady, with prices lb
to 18 points auiivp jrenvcrua a iimma
figures nnd the active months sold about
to 31 points net higher during tho early
afternoon on jj,u.rapr.n uu,iiiH, w,.r
Ing of shorts And,, local hull upport
KilVl,t rnet nna followed under reallz
Ing with the close steady and from 33 to
17 point net higher. July, U!oi Heptem.
berTi t.Slui Ootober. t?7o) Decrmher, 9,12o;
January, 9.17o; March. '9,30oj May. ?.S9o.
J Spot coffee steady; lUa Wi Banto.
4. HV4c. Mild, qufeti Cordova, UffWHo,
nopiinui.
Omuhii Hay fnrket
OMAHA, July 17.-PRAIRIH HAY No
hay here. No. 1 to ohotce upland would
nnnx iiumi.vi aiu. , aa.wu.wiv, i.v,, .
n.OMt.00. No. 1 to choice midland would
bring tlO.QO10.W; No, ?. t,0010.00: No. 3.
t7.OOfflO.oO. No 1 to eholoe' lewiand. t3.O07Ji
10.00; No. 3. t8.00a9.00; NO, 9, 6.00(88.00,
Strawi Cholca wheat straw Is quotqblo
at f k60; choice oat or rye, te.w. Aiiaiia:
None here. No. 1 to choice old Is quot
able at liz.wru.w; no, j. 41u.uu9711.uu; no
3. t8.00ttl0.00. No, 1 tq choice new alfalfa
tll.00(3l3.00. Do jiot ehlp no 2 or No.
hew alfalfa; pa market for same.
I.lvernuol drain Mnrkrt.
LIVERPOOL, July n.-WlIBAT-Snot,
steady; No. 1 northern Duluth, 7s fd; No.
I Manitoba. 7sd; No. 3 Manitoba. 7s7di
No. t Manitoba, 7e 4Vtd, Futures, steady)
Juiyy 7&di October, 7s3yiili Decemuer,
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed
new kiln drlod, B 6.1 ; American mixed
via Galveston, 6s 8yd. Futures, easy
September I Plata, fsliHd; OctoUii
l.r riaia, c wi,
FLOUR-Wlnter patents, 3Ssd.
Dry finoda Market,
NEW YORK. July 17.Ilnvers of nnv.
elty cotton good are placing forward
order. Staples are quiet. Yarn? are. un
changed. Drees srood corporations will
uiy aprma openings nil iaie pcptemlier
Peortat Market.
PBORIA. July 17.-CORN-NO. 2 yellow
eslo; No. 3 yellow. 62Wc
OATS No. 2 yellqw, 4otfo; standard
The Persistent and Judicious fee pf
Newspaper Advertising 1 the Iload to
Iiuelntea 8uccm
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ai.txjno.ovi western aieore, o.ovjio.jui
southern steers, l6.Knr7.78: cows. U.mt
7.00: heifers, t4.60flt.ca; stookers and feed
er J8.0Mi7.tj0t bulls, tXooa7.00i calves.
WANT DIYORCEFOR NOTHING
Man and Wife Have Agreed to Liy t
Far Apart
WOULD AVOID ALL EXPENSE
I'nt (lit Proposition Squarely to the
Olrrlc In tho Office nf the Dis
trict ClrrU, Who Takes it
t'mlrr Advisement.
Seeking a divorce that would cost there
no fee. a couple came Into the office ot
the clerk ot tho district court and put
their propoiltlon to M. ., , MncLeod,
cnshler In Iho office. .The two came It
tirm-liwirni, and from nil that -MacLeod
could see there was.no great enmity be
tween thorn. They wero about. 40 yean
o'd. i
"We want to get n divorce,' thojnnr
confided In MacLeod. ''NVq enp't hardly
tifford tn pay for It, and, l.thnk you can
Just, as well fix us up for notilng,"
MacLeod wrinkled his forehead, dropped
his chin on his slili;t front, and squlntcj
over his glasses nt thoAinln.. Then he
looked nt tho woman.
alio smiled arid podded hor oonent to
the proposed divorce.
"The fact Is," the man continued. "I
can't support her and her two children
the way they should bo supported. I am
n peddler and I don't make very much
money. If wo can get a divorce, sho can
go to Now York City, where she can
soon mnrry another man that can mnlte
iv bettor living."
Again the smiling wpman nodded hot
consent.
"Sho Is a tlno woman, all right," con
tinued tho peddler, "and a woman that
any man could ho proud to have, but t
can't support inr the way I should and
o wo wnnt a divorce. And wo are both
willing and havo talked It over. So we
don't need no lawyer nor nothing like
that. If you will only write us out a
divorce right now, We will bo all right."
Mnclvcod wan still standing. lie, was
touched by tho situation. He saw tho
philosophy of the argument. The wO'mart
was smiling consent to the whole aohcmr.
"What Is the use of lawyers and Judges,
anyway, in cases like thl7" thought Mac
Leod as he saratohed his scalp a little.
Then he looked both of them straight In
tho eyes.
'Now If you really want a divorce as
bad as you seem to and are so welt satis.
field wth the schomo. I must see1 what I
can do far you," ha said. "Com In again.
this Afternoon or tomorrow, In tho meant
time I will take the matter up with tho
county attorney,"
Assessor Says it
is Hard to Find the
Owners of Autos
Under tho present law it Is extremely
hard for the county assessor to tabulate
all tha automobiles In the county -when
tt cornea to making up the roll of the
taxable proporty, Tho now report, which
not yot complete, shows a largo ini
crease In machines over Inst year, but
County Assessor Counsman complains
of ho dtfloulty of locating all the ma
chines. "No,, we can't go to tha office of tho
secretary of state and get thim from, the
records whoro they are registered, said
Mr.. Counsman, "for many pf thorn are
eold from ono private owner to another.
The )aw Is so lux on tho point that they'
are not required to make the change on
tho records at the stato house. Conse
quently the records of the registered
number" at the state house are useless
lo us for tho purpose of ascertaining who
aro the present owners of tho various
maohlne. A man may have bought r
machine, taken out his number and li
cense a yearetgo. Today he may not own
the maohlne at All. Ho may' havo eold
It to someone else and yet the -number
appears opposite his noma on the state
house records, Wo used to fend men
down thero to look the' records up, but
It was a hopeless Job.
'If wo had a law to compel auto own
ers to renew their license at once when
they run out and to change the, regis
tration at once when A car Is sold .to ant
other party, we could handle the matter
of assessing automobile much better'
Eange Cattle Are
Starting to This
Market Earlier
A fairly heavy run of rantfo cattle hat
set n toward tha Omaha market, tha
movement belnir ton doyo td two weekn,
earlier than usual, due to the excellent
fi;ed on the western Nebraska and east',
ern Wyoming prairies this season.
Tho Durlington and Northwestern have;
both commenced bringing In the grass-
fed steers, apd within twp weeks ship
ment are expected to be heavy, as morn. ,
than 600.00Q head of Texans were shipped
to thq Nebraska and Wyoming ranges
last spring. Tho cattla that are coming
row are Tcxans, nnd they are said to be
In prime condition. When they were
shipped to the west last spring they wero
In poor flesh, but they soem to have fat
tened on the erassea much more rapldly
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liieu, mo iia.irto.
New Hotel May Need
More Finances to
Carry Out Plans,
Ourdon W. Wattles returned from Lake
Okobojl ast night. A meeting qf dl-.
rectors pf tho. Hotel FpnteneUe will ba
called by him for Saturday or Mpnday.
some ot tne directors oeuevc, the (tart
on hotel oonetruotlon ehould bo made
toon and the present revised ieclfca.
tlons will be used. They believe addW
tlonal financing will be necessary and
that It can be secured, The contractors,
while not having entered, hid on full
plans and specifications, have, materially
lessened their flret estimate of cost,
The directors think still lower figures
will be obtained,
Y, M. C, A, Cafe Joins
the Coatless List
The "coat" order at tne Young Men'e
Christian association cafe has been
changed. The recent hot spell has beert
too much for even the directors, and at
a meeting of the cafo committee it wAs
decided that hereafter during the hot
weather men may eat In tho 'main cafo
In their shirt sleeves.
The PersUtent and Juolclous Use pi
Newspaper Advertising It the Ro&d to
Business Succesa.
9.