THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JTLY 20, 1913...
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tVAIlM A UANX'll ll.t.Vll.S KOI1 S.VliK
Nebraska
SNAPS FOK HOME
INNTSSTOKS,
WASHINGTON COUNTY
i farms 40 to 160-acre tracts miWn a
radius of 36 miles Omaha. HWhly Im
proved. No trade, but cy term. Ad
dress Box 1a Kennard, Neb.
TO ACKB&
Do you want to buy 70 acres of aa jrood
land us thero is In the world: land that
drouths or floods do not affect; land that
grow bumper rrops of all kinds every
joar and haa no failure or drawbacks;
fine location. . mUf from postoffloe.
A alley. UouBla count-. Neb. 1'. O. Har
rier, Valley. Neb.
Worth InvcatlnatlnB-MlRht Trade.
If vou want an A No 1 Htork farm of
S3) acres well Improved, niooth, black
andy loam soli, grove, running water,
pood fair btilldlncs, 3 miles from Kmmett
and 4 from O'Neill and want It at a
l...w figure and easy trrms.
WRITE I. C. GIBSON.
SOl'TH OMAHA. NISll
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Sm'." antMh''uy$. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Wheat Exportcrt Sure of Poiltlon
Up to Middle of Aujjuit..
CORN IN A WEAK POSITION
l'O A. Improved, Ioup county; sacrifice:
owner la "up niraltist It" and will sell
under tho hammer price. This land la
prlred at Its per ncrc and carries an en;
cumbrance of $1,700. It prodmics Rood
rrops regularly, located near the county
seat we have been authorized to offer
It nt 315 Ir acre. Make us your offer.
Shopcn & Co.. Omaha. Neb.
PINK lGO-acre farm In Johnson county,
miles to market, on rural mail and
telephone line; $HO per ncrc; liberal
terms; no trades. Hox 316, Crab Orchard,
Neb.
1.600-ACllB ranch, fair Improvements,
Price per arre Including stock, Im
plements 3S.fV. ,,
QANOBSTAD. 404 Dee BldK. D. 8177."
FOl'ND-320-acro homestead In settled
neighborhood. Fine fann land, no said
lulls. Cost you 1175, filing fees and all.
J A Tracy. Kimball. Nob.
FOR 8AL.E WO-acre ranch, seventeen
miles from town; good water And build
Ings; at 110.00 per aero If taken at once.
W. H. Dubert. Mltcholl, Neb.
Many of the IIIr Trader Kren Op
In ISxpectatlnn of the Market'
Uncertainty and a Possi
ble SI on, p.
... OMAHA. July 19. Mia.
'Up to and Including- August 16 export
ers In the wheat trade are sure of their
position. They knew that lmpotung coun
tries Will take overvthlnir nfferpri and
that a big trade Is assured. Western
Isurope will be In a tioalllon to furnish
considerable wheat wanted by tho home
countries after the middle of August;
Russia will ship In larger quantities, and
for this reason thero Is no demand hi
the present time for wheat for the last
nail or nest month. The do Itlcal situa
tion abroad has been a most Uncertain
one for some time past, and not only the
millers of tho old world, but speculators
and other Interests will not allow them
selves to be found without a nurplus of
wheat available In case of an outhreaK
of any kind.
Wheat owned by tho importing nations
mav not bo stored at home, but It Will
be owned by them and can bo ordered
shipped from the selling countries wnen
ever Wanted.
Tho fact that the weekly clearances
from both coasts, as complied by Brad
street's, show a falltni,' off of LMO.OW
bushals as compared with the previous
week Is no reflection of the amount of
business dono from day to day. Cash
wneat was uncnancca.
The corn market
Drooosltlon. Many
vn nn jvurh riitv. I
Is too uncertain. The Chicago trade. as
Montana.
IN TUB JUDITH RABIN.
Q 1ST 1,000 ACRKS.
1,04) acres of smooth, rolling Judith
Itasln, Montana, acres. Come now and
see tho best wheat Holds you havo even
seen- Three miles from one railroad sta
tion, four and a half miles from an
other, too acres are under cultivation.
About 200 acres will be seeded to winter
wheat Thero are 35 acres of good alfalfa.
Telephone line Into tho houso, of which
one-third party Interest goes with the
place. There aro two small houses, a
new barn and well, living spring on
northeast corner and Judith river touches
south 40 acres. Hprlnc In the center of
the land. There Is an Ice houso and tool
house. It Is fenced. This land will pro
duce 40 buihels of winter wheat, splendid
alfalfa, oats and other crops. Climate
and water Just delightful. Como now.
For fuller particulars aeo or write Wra,
II. Brown Co., 6 N. Ia Bnllo St-, Chicago,
III. , or Hobson, Mont. lxw excursion
rates Tuesday.
whM hi llllln rorn houuht at the ". f.r.u"u"'Z'uI JS""''
SMarl an tATi WftgTS Sg
nti hliit hnvn tim news In their favor. VKOKTAULieH Potatoes, large, new,
wmni nf Jh M.h o2f Me nowKt Pr bushel, 31.000. Qnlons, California,
No s whlu ots fS? AugS" shipment at large yollow per lb.Ka4e. Tomatoes:
Wo' Sndwhe BePtembS "option. Cash Tennessee, per 4-ba.Vte, llJb; S-
oat were Vic higher. '-.. .
Clearances on corn wero ,,w uuii wounuuancuup-ivuasung rai nt iiCr
outs 8,004 bushels and whent and flour dozen, 15c; Michigan celery, por dot,, 35c;
equal to 222,000 bushels. . . , . Mott's elder, per keg, 33,60; Nehawka,
The closo at Liverpool was .d higher cider, per keg, S3.2S; asparagus, per dor.,
-,t..., a.,, hlirhar on corn. Mr.', rhubarb, Dor aa.. 30c: anions. Dr
Primary wheat receipts were 1.G1S.CO0 1 doz., ZOo; new beets, carrots, turnips, peri
UU. ano SlUpmcntS LIW.V'.W uu. im,hih. ,v- UM ow, yK, bib, uufc, vw, mutatici, yvi
celpta last year of 1,113,000 bu. and shlP-ldoz., 20a! head lettuce, cer doz, J1.00;
iMmnrv mm rrfi.lnts were 891.000 bu. areen DSDDers. nor basket. Mo: wax -or
and shipments of 817,000 bu, against re- green beans, per basket! $1.00; hoUtouae1
celpts last year of 308.O00 bu. and ship- oucumbers, por basket, $1.15; cauliflower,
inentS Of BxsUWI BU. , I lv, tkiiviiuu hu, iu.,
DHMnrv n,i rncelnts wero 732.000 bu. i24c: new cabbage, per lb,, 2Vio. egg-
and shipments of 61s,tt bu. against t-c- plant, per doz,, $W; horseradish, 3 doz.
eclpts Ust year of 2VO.O0O bu, and ship- bottles In case, per case. Drome-
mcnis Ol Out
n t til rT 11 ITTT.!IITH
Wheat. Corn. Oats. 11 soft aheil, por lb., 20c; medium pecane,
43
Bin opening Vatler, Montana, August
t; more lands thrown open for settlement
under tho Carey act; only six miles from
Vallcr; no sage brush or stumps; the
best chance In the west for a cholco Irri
gated farm; como and select a tract, you
have fifteen years to pay for It. Hea our
wonderful grain crops In harvest season.
Write Valler Farm Bales company, Box
10W, Valler. Montana.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Uuluth
Omaha
Kansas City
hl iouis ...
Wlnnlnou
r I mum n,an II tr III lup. inn nail
Tho following caBh sale were reporieu. . !Y.r.T;. ih iV uXLJ
Wheats No. i hard winter. 4 A9". " "V""n.' rZZi. i
81Vic,
cars
6Mc
car itc
No. 4 white, -i cars jc. i-j-cht ti-.,
(trade. 1 car 35V4C. Corn; No, 2 whlto,
l cur wn y, , --, Militv iuitiv.. Jur
0lc; No. 4 white. 3 cars steady; Muscovado, 3.07c;
WE are owners of a largo block of
Yellowstone county, Montana, farm land
and are preparod to offer same on closo
prices In tracts of 320 to 10.000 acres.
Correspondence Invited. If interested,
prospective purchasers will bn shown the
laud. Danaher-IIolton Co.. 1302 Plymouth
Bids,, Minneapolis, Minn.
OreKoiti
WK are owners of a 700-acro 3-year-old
commercial npplo orchard, located in
Douglas county. Oregon. nonlrrlKated and
In high state of cultivation. Will sell It
In 100-ncro tracts or multiples thereof to
responsible parties desiring a first-class
retail proposition. Detailed Information
and terms, furnished. Hunnydale. Orchard
vuiiii'biu', .riymouin uiag,, aiinne
epoils, Minn.
Texna,
TEXAS School Lmnl-$1.50 to $5 per
ic, i-vjiii uown, uaiance rorty years;
nformatlon and Texas map free. Journal
,-uunBiuiig to.i Houston, Tex.
RBAIj estate loans.
HAVE you seen a Sarcophagus 1
hogv to loan on Omaha homes, N
ueiay. u. AUllien wo., inc., 121 city
i.mnut.i uiuii. uuusiik Ufa.
CITY loans wanted, ko&ns ior build
toe purposes.
W. II. THOMAB,
, S BUte Bank Bldg. t
OMAHA hornet. Cast NebrasKa farms.
1018 Omaha National. Douglas 3713,
LOAN8 on farms and Improved city
l,BJ"H' "i allu far cent; no ueiay,
J. II. Dumont & Co., ltMi Farnam Bt
WAJNTED-aty loans and warranto,
w. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1820 Farnam Bt.
GARVIN EROS Loan'' mo nnd up.
v ' xaxvuo. 0mna Nat Bank.
MOO to $10,000 made promptly, I'. D,
wead. Wead Bldg.. nth and Farnam.
6 EJTJ. hP1,! Bemls-Carlberg Co
"7 310-tli Brandcli Theater Bldg.
LAItOE loans our specialty, Btull Bros.
WANTKD City loans. Peters Trust Co,
HARRISON & MORTON. 911 Om. Nat.
WANTED TO MORROW
I WANT to use a few hundred dollars
lor a few moaths only. Can therefore
xv per pent, uooa umana real estate
note will be assigned. Address. C SO,
WlUi pay 7 per cent for $500 first mort
cage on K-room houso worth $l.(4v; rents
tor w per year. Aadress n. sis. Bee.
WANTED TO BUT,
Dolgoff Jd-hand store pays highest prices
xorrunuture, ciotnes. snoeii. wta. ivji.
OLD Coins Wantcd-1 to $1,000 paid for
hundreds of rare coins to lVJl- Many In
circulation. Get posted. Bend stamp for
targe coin circular. numismatic Bank,
juept Is 6. Fort Worth. Tex.
WAKTKD-Uood second-hand lit rn
Kine; mpst be In good condition. Address
village uierx. uoroova, eu.
stead v; September, La Plato, t lld; Oe- ,
tooer. La Pluto, ts r,d.
un.niA (Ju.vijrtAi. MAiiKti-r.
BUTTail-No. 1, Mb. cejtton, Jec; No.
1, to-lb. tubs, il6c; No. 2, Tin.
FISH White, irsh, 1ZO; trout, fresh,
ISq; large ti apples, frcsti, lsc; dp.uii.li
macketei, l&o, shod roe. Per pa.r, 4m;
sauiion, frean, 16o; halibut, fiesh, 10c;
buifaio, be; bullheads, im; cliuuuvi uai
llsh, lso; pike, loo; pIcKerel, lie.
CHEKHL-lmported Bi), 3xc; Ameri
can ttwlss, 26c; block Swiss, 24a; twins,
17o, duiaed. lie; tilpItU, JiV.,. loutig
Americas, 18c blue label bnvK 17c, lim
bergcr. 2-lb., 22o; New York, white life.
POULTRY-Brolicre, 3Utf4Jc per lb.;
hens, 16c; cocks, Mftc; uucks, iSftiko;
geese, lc turkeys, a20c; plguons, . per
doz., $1.20; roosters, 9c; Uucks, rull lea
thered, W.iCi geeso, lull feathered, lie;
sijunba, No. 1, Jl.uO; No. 2, if)c
BKKF CUT 8-No. 1 ribs, 17.4c; No. 2,
16c; No. , 16ic. No. 1 loins, iye: No. 2,
17Vic; No. 3, lie Nd. 1 chucks. UJic; No.
2, lie; No. 3, lu)ic I,o. 1 rounds, No.
2. wAci No. 3, HHc;. No. I plates, 8 14c;
No. 2, ho; No. 3, tVio.
The following fruit and, vegetable
prices are reported by the (Jlllnsky Fruit
company:
FRUITH-Callfornla deciduous fruit;
Climax largo red plums, per crate, 1L76;
Burbank, large red sweet plums, per
crate, $1.50; Wlckson largo green plum,
per crate $1.S5; Wickson large green plums,
per box, $1.(0; fHrnord large red plums,
per crate; $1.25; Botan medium red plume.
Per crate, $1.85; Bartlett pears, per box,
$2.75; St. John peaches, per box, $1.25;
Crawf6ttl peaches, per box, $1.25; canta
loupes, pony crstPi.v $2.75; cantaloupes,
standard, per cratK' $3.IS Arizona, stand
ard cantaloupes, $3.23 pony, $2.70; Jumbo,
$2.76. Home grown blackberries, per 21
ciuart case, $3.00. Oranges, extra fine
. ,. Valencias. 128. 2f8- sir.eSj her box, $3.00;
aXPr.i!SnVli traders Hunkll ValenplflsVsaW.tOi 17 200, 216.
I evapormeu, curion vuiiiaiuiiiK iiiu.'n
More Important Speculative Issues
' Lose Gains.
fraaklls tVtBMeflr A n. Jl
Oranby Con I?H 'Tamarack
Drwi, Caatnea .... HU. 8. g. R. M
. . i . n - , . . J , . . . .
IIIV gwjnim vvppvr ir ui yiv
Kerr Ika lUtltah On
Lake Copter Utlh GofPr O.
I m. SiIU CaDDtr. .. 4 WlnoM
Miami Obprxr ... 31 miveriM M
Villi.
NEW HAyEN MOVES WIDELY
retroleum Hxhlblts Forther Weak
nesa American Tobacco Kxccp
tlunallr Ileavr, It Loss
Over I'lve Points.
333
7B
i 56
, 143
, 3SJ
231
120
91
12S per lb., 13Hc; Jumbo pecans. Louisiana.
paper shea, per id., z&c; niDerts, per iu
16c. Drako almonds, per lb., loci paper
7 1 shell, ner lb.. ISO: Brazils, tier lb.. 10a:
10 Brazils, large, washed, per lb., 12o; black
37 1 walnuts, per lb., 2Hoi raw No. 1 peanuts,
Der lb.. 7c: jumbo peanuts, per lb.. So:
roast peanuts, per tu., ape, siiniiDanc
0 2-3 cars huc; no. t mum, rx. I steady,
oar 60oi No. 3 entxed, 1 car 60?;cS No. "nUTTB
mixed, 1 car 69c. l.tfttr MVioj no Brade, A crimen"
car (oats mixea; Wikc, i car eiu,
Nerr Yorlc Clrnrrnl Starket.
NKW YORK, July l.-BUqAR-Raw.
o.viw; contntugai,
sugar, 2,82c; refined!
molasses
Steady! receipts, ft,G5l tubs!
extras, 2Mi27i.lc: firsts asu?i
fficj state dairy, finest, 26ci process oxtiua
'Jt04 , n-i.-'ui,..!. m shard 2o; imitation creamery firsts, aio
Omaha Cosh fMce-wh.eV ?. 2 naro, fac.ory. current make, firsts, sitlatii.1
2o; No. 3. lura. imnwi jo. a pftc)ting stock, current make. No. 1 Fitte.
?L.f551InJa'. AJSBSa& ,&6a1; CIIHifflMket steady; 'receipts.
nominal
No
durum,
?-JjNoro boVel.rrtaterw,?o.e 3rJf r'lo
white, iti2Ho;No. 3 whiui. wuwc. 12UUs - Steady; receipts. ll.TSS pases;
No. 4 white, 6ie4lM(0! No. yll.WW' fresh gathered extras, 24&2o: extra firsts
No. 3 yellow. Wo: go. ,4 yellow. UU 2nr23c; firsts. 18H5o; Pennsylvania rand
nominal: No. 2, tOVOWci No. wo. neaTy hennery whites, as, (o size and
4, ts(ffii.no,Br"i'!i .',n,i,,,.i tiwaiity, afflawi catnerea wnitea, 2328c:
2 white, 87USKc, nominal standapl.3?V4 vvestern gathered whites, 204220, '
37Kc nomlnalj No. 3 white, niio, No. povLTRY-Llve, weak chickens, west-
white. Vifl37o., ..Slnluit " roiri. 20e; fowls, ISc; turkeys. lo;
C0o. nomlnuW No. 1 f eetf, i?0" a dressed, firm; fresh killed western chlcki
IIYB; No. 2. WMlic, nominal, No. s, en(1 :jfZ7o. fow , jsmoihiMjcj turHoys, is
OSMCCo, nominal. i8C.
i
CIIICAOO URAIN AND PROVISIONS KnnlMM1 cljy nnd PrwrUloi,,
I KANSAS CITY, July 19. WHKAT
, Tradlna- and CIoslnK " .WHS,. W No. 3. 7985riOi
Prices on Board of Trade. CORN-No. 2 whfto, 66tp3J14ci No. 3.
CHICAGO, July U.-ilopc in
spring crop would escape serious darn
ngn from rust took increasing Jttentlon
today and lowered the price of whoat.
The market closed steady nt io to Ho
,m.. io., nivVit. Com finished W to
4iHo higher, oats up Ho to io and pro
visions irom VVOIU UBBHUV IU
vanco of UHo. t . ,.
tiViuA.ahla wnlhnr nnrthwest maiie the
wheat Pit disposed to accept a cheerful
view of new conwuons. -xm ..,!; uaaH-Flrsts. 1j; sec6nd. 10c
caoies were nrmer seeineu w w. POULTRY Hens. 13e: roosters.
ii!.. m niia ! n t AMtAn v n f nar vrivm i k . . r '
"i"?. "u"?."m" lT.Zr v,.i oi.t in a"""". "; broilers, iso.
I. Ii A I a. TV II ess. a. rf Us mivwuj urm
OATS No. 3 while. 40ti404c.
HAY-8trong; choice timothy, $14,001?
Closing Price of futures
WHUAT-September, Mc; December,
83H83Io.
CORN-July, (UHc; Bcptember, 6214c;
OATU September, 33io; Deoomber, 4l;
ai(o.
miTTKii wreamery, sio;j rirsts, ;m;
Do;
NEW YORK, July 19.-Tho more Im
portant speculative slock fell back to
day frotn tho higher level reached yes
terday. It was what t Ciders called a
natural reaction . such as is the usual
aftermath of an Important movement.
Speculator took profits on long atuuK
and the effect of this selling was In
creased by renewed short offerings, Steel,
Amalogamated, the tlarr.muii stucKs and
Canadian Pacific fell back about a POint
each. In suite of this movement, the
market showed no appearanco of weak
ness. Moat of tho standard Invustnient
stocks held their gains.
New Haven again roofed widely, this
time advancing 2 points. The movements
of the stock since announcement of
President Mellen's resignation have been
erratic and traders were urmblt to agree
as to the bearing of the latent develop
ments In the road's affairs on stock mar
ket values. The petroleum stocks ex.
hlbtted further weakness and California
petroleum dropped to 16?, a new low
record; Mexican petroleum lost a point,
and then enjoyed a temporary boom on
the strength of a rumor of favorable
dividend action. It rose 2H above the
day's low, but later fell back nearly to
the previous close. American Tobacco
was exceptionally heavy, Its loss amount
ing to over 6 points.
The bank statement failed to make as
food a showing as had been predicted,
netead of the cosh gain forecasted, the
actual table disclosed h loss of more
than $600,005. More time money wai
being offered today and nlnetyday fund
were easier. Commercial dullness In Ger
many was reflected In easier time motiej
In the bill market where ninety-day
loans wero quoted at 44 per cent Should
this condition conlinufl considerable oer
man money may be offered here It wae
thought, at more attractive rates than
thosd 'pasting, In thin market.
ino oona market won nieaay. Total
sales, par value, $682,000. -
United States in reeisterod and coupon
United States s registered and coUDan
and Panama 8s declined hi ori call on tho
week and United States 3s coupon V4
Number of sales ana loadlnn uudtatlons
on stocks were;
Bales, uitn. ixw. cism.
11,100 titi U uu.
Clearing Hon Rank Statement.
NKW YORK. July-1. The statement
of the actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies for tne weex
Shows they hold $20,272,200 rcrvp In ox
cess of legal requirements. This is an in
crease of $$57,400 from last week.
Ti,c statement rollowa:
Actual condition: Decrease.
Loans $1.92.430.000 P.23.0X
20.272,200 S31,M
Speclo
i.eiral tenders . . .
Net deposits 1,788,928,000 7.752.0W
Circulation 46,921,000 M39.CO0
isxcesa lawful re
serve
Increase.
Hanks' cash reserve In vault, $363,591,000.
Trust comoanles' cash reserve in vault.
$62,721,000.
Aggegrate cash reserve, $426,112,000.
Trust companies' reserve witn clearing
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
reserve, $66,477,000.
nummary of statn banks and trust com
panies In Greater New York not Included
in clearing house statement: Decrease.
Loons - $548,740,800 $1,779,409
Specie 66,421,400 '9,00)
Legal tenders 7,603,60) 169.600
Total deposits 623,644,600 2,875,009
Amalgamated Coppar .
American Agricultural
American Beet Huiir...
An'trleaii Can
American Can ptd ,
American C tt F
American Cotton Oil...
Am. tea BcurlUea. ....
American Llntaed .A
.American liocoraotlr
American n. a it. .....
American 8, ft It. ptd
Am. fftigar natlalng...
American T. & T
Arcerlcan Tobaceu . . .
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchlion
Atchlian pfd
Coa
'"joo '"
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400
too
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100 1374 1274 ltIM
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Atlantla Coaat L.tne.
Daltlmora tt Ohio...
Uthlhnm Hteel ....
Brooklyn Kapld Tt
Canadian ractflo . . .
Oantral Ltathar .. .
ObMptka A Ohio..
Chicaas O. W
.CBlcago. M. a Bt. P
tuitago a ti, w. ....
Colorado V. k I
ConaolMatail Ilia ion lMli luiu. tin
Corn frodncta io
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Delaware & lludton,
Dehrtr & Illo Orinde... .
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Dlttlllera Erecsrltlea
Krl
Krla lat pfd...-. ,
Sra td Ptd. '
Oanaral Electrics
Ortat Northern pfd
Ortat Northern Ora ctta.
Illinois Central
Isterbortiugh Met
Inter. Met. pfd
International Hanreitar..
intar.afarlna ptd
lntarnatlonal Paper
International Pump
Kanma Cltr Southern...
XAClftda ,0
lMgn Valler
toulatllla A NaehTllla...
M., pi. r. -A H. Kle. M. .
Miiwourt, K. T........
MIimuH Paclfle j
National lllecult
iXUtlonal Le,d ,
K. H. It. ot U. li pfd..
New Tork Central. .......
N. Y.. O. t W
Norfolk fc Weatera
North American
Northern Piclflo
raclflo Mali .
Pennirlranla
I'eople'a Oaa
P.. C, C. & fit. I,
IMiUburgh Coal
Premd liteet Cr
t-uiiman raiaca Car..
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343,114.000 3,030.000
92,938.000 ,(),, W)
Local Hecnrltlea.
Ouotatleae furalthed br Burnt. Brinker A Co..
in umana xationaj cana nuuaiag
r Packlna Co. (a. l3i ,
Columbua E. U 6, 1K4
Council niurra O. ft K. (, lit!
David Cole Inr. Co. la, H15
Deere ft Co. 7 per cent pfd
Fairmont Creamery I p. c. guar
Fairmont creamery i per eem pm. ...
Lincoln, Neb., ret. 4a, op. lilt
Lot Angelea Ky. Ii
UHlUTlile O. A B. la. 1111
hew Orleana !L t U h. lilt
Omaha 4Ua. Hit .".
Omaha & C. D. St. Ity. ta. IMS
Otnaha ft C. II. Ht. Ity pfd
Omaha ft C. n. SL Ily. com
Omaha A C. D, It. ts B. pfd
retera Mill I per cent ptd
Paokard Motor pfd
Paclflo T. & T, . 1137
Ilavenna, Neb., Tel. Co.
rtediende, Cel., ta, 1110
nouiuern ity. uo, uquip.
Tkcoraa, Waab., 4H, 112 ,.
Trl.Clty n. ft U I per cent pfd
Tenneenee (a, Ull
vawn biock laraa ua., omana......
Bid. Aiked.'
tti
n n
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II VS 10VH
1004
It lOOfe
470r.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Good Killing Cattle Steady for the
Week, Others lower.
HOGS TEN UP FROM LAST WEEK
Kt Sheep and Feeder Lambs Fif
teen to Quarter Illfgher Than
Week Aro Knt Lambs Ten
to Fifteen Lorrer.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 19, 1913.
Iteeelpta wero: cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 3.0T .4.3
Official Tuesday 3.153 7.663 3,187
Official Wednesday.... 3,287 8,008 6.42
Official Thursday 1,439 9,954 6,812
Olriclal Friday 617 7.56)1 S,JjW
Estimate Saturday .... W 15,000 tM
This week A 1.463 64,62t 31,711
Last Week 8,667 49,621 $7,190
Two weeks ago 7.116 47,014 19,322
Three weeks ago 14,120 63,004 10,741
Four weeks ago 13,273 57,715 11.963
Same last year 12.335 65,WS 34,ft6
The following table Bhows the receipts
of cattle, hog's and sheep at South Omaha
live stock market for the year to date as
compared with last year.
1913. M2. Inc. Uec.
Cattle 447,327 451,199 ...... 3,872
Hobs 1,613,012 1.992,113 379,071
Sheep 1,009,617 974,455 35,162
The following table shows the ranee ot
E rices for hogs at South Omaha for the
ist few days, with comoarlaons:
Date. 1811. l)U.mi.lW).m.im.ll)m.
tl
II
II
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sit
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IS
12
II
1
II
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mi
10
II
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14
tttt
17
London Stock Market.
LONDON. July 19. American securities
opened steady. An Irregular movement
rouowed, but prices rallied on covering
In the last hour and tho market closed
steady with values ranging from U
above to below parity.
Conaola, mopty.. 72 13-11 tlllnoU Central. ....Ill
do account 72TtM.. K. ft T 21
Amal. Copper OKFennaylTanla tlTi
Atchlion MM needing 13
Canadian Pacific. ..iSHBotithem rcMc... ISVi
. is union racirio lllft
A01KV. 8. Steel C7H
. 17HWataah , I
. JtHDeBeara , 20Si
. tOUIUnd Mtset a
W.
Chicago O.
St Paul....
Denver & Rio O.,
Erie
do lat pfd
Oread Trunk
SILVER Bar, 27Hd per ounce.
ipotu 1MH Hiuljj-airhury
m m '& S"Son,..-."-
too tlK 1
("i In w VT,
Columbus 7
'(.liaOU ..... W
3
I lent... I , .1 Ma
4IU I "lllifc u
4iuturego V9
Lincoln HI
Vk I NJn. 1. mm
a vuu ibiii 1 ."."." o. ?
too u ai ' iiV l""wo u
t0 I07T, M7H 107H
MONBY 2i per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months bills, 44341-Wper cent.
Treasury Statement. f
WASHINGTON. July 19. The condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was Net bal
ance in general fund. 3125.B52.156. Total
receipts yesterday. tl.S34.l64. Total pay
ments yesterday, 32,430,904. The deficit
this fiscal year Is 319.pll.4S8 against a
deficit of 39,774,360 last year, exclusive of
rinama canai ana puoua aeot traps,
actions.
,
Corn and 'hcat Rertun Balletln.
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, for Omaha, for the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m.. 75th
meridian time, Saturday, July 19, 1913:
OMAHA DIBTUIOT STATIONS.
TemD. Haiti-
Station. High. Low. fait
Asniand, Neb.. 84 E5
Auburn 91 66
mi
too
Bouth Dakota and that tho North Da
kota harvest would be In progrcsa by
August L In this connection some heavy
eelllnr was done on tne iaea mat uie
threatened harm from rust would be
eluded in good time.
Commission houses were moderate buy
era of wheat on the decline and helped
the market to react a little from tne
low point ot the day. Late strength ot
coarse grain was a factor In checking
the wheat bears toward the close.
Although rain ana cooler weather west
and southwest eased corn at first,
higher prices ruled in Uio end, It was
held that tho moisture was not suffi
ciently general and there was but little
change In the bullish character ot dis
patches from tho districts where dam-
ago was nuegea.
In oats a special feature was the ac
tive buying of December for outside ac
count. The crop in Missouri was said to
be almost a failure.
Realizing sales by longs formed the
rule In moat of the provision options,
Tho main reason was tho prospect ot a
more liberal supply 'of hogs next week.
Leading options closed as follows:
Low.
8t. Louis Cleneral Market.
BT. LOUIS. July 19. WHKAT No. 2,
83HG84c; No. 2 hardi SttjHo; July.
Cnl.,r,..- I1U
COHN-No. 2, '(Htocs No. 2 whlt.e, eiiioj
juiy, uci Hcptemuor, t?ic. r ? .
OATS-No. 2, 8Ho: No. 3 white; 41Hc!
July, 39o: September, S9c.
nYK-63c.
FLOUK-Unchunietl.
HRAN-Unchanged.
HAY Unchaiuted.
l'OUiVTItY Firm; chickens, 13Hc;
springs. 17 Ho; turkeys, 18c; ducks, 12oj
geese. ioc
lUTTTEIl-QUletl creamery, 20c.
MfKlHHtPfiriv. nt 12Mc.
jvcceu'iB. oiuf uiciuo.
neaainz
IteptiWlo I. ft 8
Ilepuhllo I. ft S. pfd....
Hock Uland Co
Mock Uland Co, pfd
Ht. A B. V. ti nfd.
GJraboard Air Use
Seaboard A. I pfd
filoae-Bhefrteli! B, A I,,.
Southern ractflo
tkiuthern Hl!w
Bo. XUlIvay pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Taa & Pacific
union. Vedfio
Union ractflo pfd
United tftatea Realty
United Statu Itabher....
United Htatea Slel
Wabath
Wabash pfd ,.
Weatim Maryland .',
11 .
300 lit llt IM
104 niV. 112H US
...i ..... to
.... ..,. ..... 17
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ism
I!4
i
i.oo leott lts
300 . 204. te
....
too it; iu
Omaha
Tekamah ....
valentine
Alta. Ia...
uarrou . . ,
Clarlnda ,
HiWey m
oioux city 70
77
no
... 78
... 79
63
u
63
66
65
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67
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56
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64
61
63
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63
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Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
PU cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt- cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cleat
Clear
Clear
Cleat
Clear
Clear
C ear
July t..
July ..
July 10..
Juiy ii..
juiv iz.
July 18.
JUiy 14.
July 15.
Juiy is.
JUly 17,
July 13,
July U).
8 821&
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8 70
8 71H
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8 C5
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8 76
8 B2
7 231 0 35!
Ill
7 34 6 S3i
7 2UI 8J
7 201
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7 15
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0 22,
6 30
6 21
0 76
8 64!
8 62
s
8 33
8 21
8 26
8 35
8 23
7M
7 67
7 65
7 67
7 79
7 82
7 83
7 74
6 30
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6 15
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6 42
6 49
C, 43
6 31
ti 371
6 44
5 74
5 69
S 64
G 68
5 74
6 74
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5 71
S 76
5 72
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Stnday.
Receipts and dlsoosltlon of live stock
at Uio Union Stock fords. South Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-tour hours ending at 3
o ciock p. m. juiy )9, isu
KECh,lI'T--JAnS.
C. II. & St. P '.. 12 .. .,
Missouri Pacific 1
union Part tic 29
U. & N. W., cast 20 ' .. - .,
C. & N. W.. west 27
C, St P M. O 18 ..
C, Ii. & Q., east s 1 J)
C, B. & Q., west , .. (27 2
J., ll I. ft P.. east...' .. 15
Illinois Central 6
Uhlcago-Qt. Western .. 3
two shipped direct to one of the packert
and the other two held over 'rom..r.1:
who morning, as usui, uu - -
of the week there were r.o Ind cations oi
anything concerning sheep or lambe ana
pneca aro quotabiy uncnangcu irow j
r.u.r vnluea. espe
cially those of lambs, rose and fell. Th
week opened with a good supply at tna
disposal of buyers and as tho demanu
was broHd, prices took an upward course,
tne advance amounting to ivu.w j
lambs and fully 1016c on aged offerings.
Until Thursday trado continued good toi
eellcrs, as supplies kept coming ht fairly
largo and prices steadily Improved. On
Wednesday the high time of tho week
waB reached as five cars of Idaho lamba
on that day sold up to 38.35, with a It
per cent cut at 16.60. On the same day a
three-car string of Wyoming wethere
brought as much as $5.00. On the follow
ing day a liberal supply oi lamos, oe
Ing of unusually good quality, met with
slow ana uuu marxet arm pncea
lumped all of 25ftt36o and suffered an
other decline on Krldav. the train made
during tho early part of tho week being
tost, anu men some, rrovwung prices
nro regarded as only about 10015a lower
man last ween s ciose, or -iujiwc, Deiow
the high time during the current week.
While killing lambs fluctuated, wethers
ewes and yearilngs sold mostly stead j
and on some days showed a little im
provement, making the market on them
at the close of tho week around 154325c
higher than a week ago. The advance was
more evident on wethers, aa more ot them
wero here, the supply or owes ana year
lings being very meager.
Trado in feeders was not well supplied
and the consequence was prices reached
a point at least JbUc nigner tnaji msi
Friday. There appears to be a very fair
demand for anything In the line of feed
ers from the country. Feeding lambs are
auotable at 35.7&3ti.60, quality and weight
etermlnlng tho price. Yesterday a toad
ot lecaing lamDs irom laano wetgning
fifty-eight pounds sold up to 36.60. top
for such grades so far this season.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, 37.G&87.90; lambs, fair to
good, t7.35Q7.Gr; Iambs, feeders, 35.2536.33;
yearlings, 35.0006.00; yearlings, . feeders,
34.2694.75; wethers, $4.1524.90; wethers,
ftedeN, $3.2ra.73; ewes. $4.2534.65; ewes,
feeder. 32.75 3. 50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAItKBY
Totals receipts .... 1 227
DISPOHITION-HEAD.
Hoes.
Morris ft Co 2,603
Swift and Company 8,450
Cudahy Packing Copany ' 467
Armour & Co ,.m 3,841
Schwartz ft Co... 434
J. W. Murphy 1,665
Cudahy. Sioux City 1,790
SwlXt and Company Sioux City ....
Sheep.
129
70
288
4S7
Totals 15.700
CATTLE Cattle as usual on a Satur
day were very scarce, there being noth
ing of any consequence on sale. For the
week receipts foot up 11,465 head, being
tne largest since three weeks ago, dui
smaller than for the corresponding week
of last year by almost 1,000 head. The
market on beet steers broke early In the
week owing to liberal receipts and a
lower tendency ot prices at all points.
Later on n the week It showed consid
erable strength under tho Influence of
favorable buying and at the close It Is
safe to quote the good grades of beef
steers us Just about steady wtlh a week
ago. un ino oilier nana common ana in
ferior cattle are possibly around 10c
lower.
Good drylot cows and heifers have
been' about steady all tho week. On the
other hand grassy stock, which at this
reason oi tne year Kins out very pooriy,
has been steadily working lower and is
around 15S25c under last week's figures.
'Stock cattlo. and feeders wero very
strong the first day of tho week, but
later on broke under the poor buying
demand from the country in conseauencu
ot the dry weather. At the close of the
week stockers and feeders are around
25U40c lowpr thau the extreme high point
at the close of last week.
UUotatlons on cattle: flood to choice
beef steers, S8.25fig.76: fair ta good beef
steers, (.whhi,; common to rair oeei
steers, 17.257.90; good to choice lielferB,
37.0098.00; good to choice cows, 36.0jtf7.40;
fair to gooa grades, R.Btfti.Wi common
to fair grades. S3.60fi5.25: good 4o choice
stockers and feeders. Xl.2otil.1o: fair to
good stockers and feders, 24.76Q7.25; com
mon to tair stocKers ana ieeaers, t.-iff
6.76', stock cows - and hellers, 35.0oae.00;
Pt. cloudy veal calves, 37.009.75; bulls, stags, etc.,
tV4
6,100
1300
It
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214 11
it
2 Chicago
2iU St. Louis
nil I n. m.i
moo um , ; 14.H Minnr ::::: et
..... ..... a..,, HH irnnini m a
S3 Omaha- "Z'ZV. 17
Mtnimum ternnartatiiv 4Af tTAttr ,na,,.
period ending at 8 a, m. .
DISTRICT AVKIlAOEa.
No. nf . n.in .
Dlttrlet. Rtaflnn lllrk r .n
, " , .. ..u. wun, .an.
Jiulavllle 22
Indianapolis .... 14
24
19
200
it. 000
00
tt4
10U
4T
S'i
uu
lH
4IH
Wettlngheuae KletVrlV ' '.
awai aaiee lor the day. 127,000 eseret.
100 41U 1
too tiw tiu
iw ti ti3
105 li
til!
3
a
Clear 1 13.0007. a
HOaS Receipts this morning were the
heaviest tor any Saturday In over three
years, as well as being the heaviest of
any one day In over a month. Tho eup-
Siy umounicu to aoout 1 cars, or jo.wu
ead brlnirtnir tho total for the week un
M C6 .00 to IU fai. I'hlH la ithnnt E.O0O heavier than
101 72 .20 last week, but falls over 1.000 short of
t .uu 1 tne run ior tne corresponding weea mat
84 64 .00 year.
93 64 .4ft BhlDDera were the first buyers to take
32 63 .00 hold and tbey made the long end of the
32 66 - .30 purchases at strong to '6c higher figures,
90 C6 0 30 Paying as high as 39,10 for a few loads
80 66 '"0 of choice lights. Packers, on the other
Flour, bbls .-, 9.000
Wheat, bu 296.000
Corn, bu 34.000
Oats, bu 63,000
8,000
NaTr Vnvlc Mimi. nr-.i...
NEW.YOIIK, Jtily 19.-MONEY6 r.n
tfSS P??,n4i no.loUns. Time loans, sterlriv
.,wvv I IIIIV I T U V . . . . .
I V T' . ' wchi, ninety aays.
'?''?' ! : months, WrCU per cent
T.I T-l a -kn "
Article
Open,
HTV
- coh
SlUlf't
ma
High
Close. Yes'y.
WILL buy allchtly used Ford If offered
at bargain. State condition, price. P. gal.
Hllghtly used high graoepiano. W. ,3751
LIVE STOCK MAIlKET OB" VKSX,
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
Jiients receive prompt and careful attvn-
lien
Lira Stock ComtulssloA Uereaaat.
MARTIN HHOH & CO.. Bxohange Bldg.
Wheat!
July.
Sept
Dec.
Corn-
July.
Bept
Deo..
Oata-f
Juiy.l 38HI
Kept. S9ViOt
Dec. tlWWH
Pork I !
July. 23 11H
aeut.1 :i x
Lard-
Sept U 87-92
Oct.. U 92 hY
7H
84U
S6TittS7
r
I SOU S3
UW8 SMll
I I I
61U 60 tlU
sr S"!
i
-35 I 31 PHI
U MM It I2U 11 n?i
arw 1 a Of 7X1 x. aa 1 laHAf II Aiii . a, - rvaii arn I u - at - " - - . - ' U
aa . I IA a-'1 I tn m 1 A I ll an . - I - - I Tt I Mr ntlla IS sMa aa. sV. I. apVl J- IT I .
nMuJu4iuKJus1J m YOr?aZTQT,n v ili4'::tCi? 4. a
Oct. i 11 C5 1 11 67UI 11 65 I li fiTuTn m NEW VOUIC, July l.-COTTON'-Ku- 1 2'?- ?.?: ,a,af J11.- 4.--. 42 head: steady: muttons. i3.3i4.ao. vMr. 4t
NOTIC15 U hereby given that S&g5 2S6hC.wr S7W; & -u W'lWI " . & m 8," "' "
sealed proposals will be received old. Uvro; No. 3 hard. S j &i1is vSS:' Miyf U.t S ?' Ut r tT fI BIOUX CITT. Ia.. July 19. CATTLE
bx the IJoard of Dlrecto of tht No. Shard, old. .S7HH:; No. 1 no?tleru, 5ilet? middling UPUnd it40c mlddlmic S M eTa P Ha t5,'' ' A ti 'A nW. 100 head; market, unchanged: "
X'armr Irrigation Dlatrlct at their 9Hijti2Hc; No. 2 northern. SOtmWci No iulf Uffic" aaVes Tiione miaaiing fc p 4 50. juu, , m r.atlve steers. 33.2&0,; cows and heifers. K
olfice in tho City of Scottsbluf 3 northern. t400e; Na S srihg. wSifaim tar21il at a-nat .Ann,. . aijtK ,- tV." 'Jig I700G8.00; butoher grades. 35.764ir7.CO; can! R
Neb., for tho purchase of 176.600 ot the! No. 3 srp ng. KrtiOOc: No. nrin itV,.'. . ?(t.1.W tlrm n n advance ot "J V a tua m UbIh Pacific a. S Iters. 3S.76Si6.60: stockers and feeders. Jtcsn S
band are. Issued I byauthorttj 2 yew.o; No!TtiJ -al. none; riceluV ' " 8 Si 5" IIV&aM iltecelpU, 8,
S! ."'SS n' a.P.u..u.. w. oaies; stocK, t y an. ; 0,71" ; u dull! heavy.
.ron'tew. UK Chaptrr" and iW; Ko uXmhc oliu' oN"W 0N6. July 1'-TTN ,' c lal'r ti MHeni '2d A' J'" I SHE PNoneT
amendments thereto, and pursuant to fa !riS.5Sn? b iLici?-..iSiol market, quiet, unchanged; mid-U;'"vc w,..i!ld J : tt,
Vote of a majority of the qualified bellow 6&ac No V 7.' 3 dlinr, 13 7-lSc; sales, 211 iiales. I Tatar It 3J. Vm . tt "Wla. CeBlr.i a. ' iXS I ... r.
,.l-,nr. nf sa il dlatrlct. Tha board a?x. ! lv.",r",:r.'2I.1v'. fv;p; Na 31 l.IVKRPOOK Julv 19. CflTTOK- e,i I iMV.-
preasly reserves the .right to reject tuy uc. Vj? 4 Un. liJ&FW'' " tair demtnd; prices .steady : American 'aid" ft"pfi;t;a,- ' " ' . ST. JOSEPH,
kiul all bids and wll In no event .ell I V?:. :irTY... J? Q2l4CS No. I mlndlttttr fair. 7.1$di awvl mlSAlii,- VJi 1 ealDts. 0 bead:
I THliniV. tarUIltHUC . I IM T bT ' Mn . i ( a . I I ..... wtihi - I
kiu. low lniaaiinir. .a: rmui
1 n
MINNRAPOWe, July. 19.-WHRAT- cent Btwllnir cxchnnV; fl l.W heAd. marVtt
T . . I .. b. .. . O.nt.iMk., MUt, llnn.ml,., I V , . . , ,.., C- IKW.1F.fttO U ..
wsv, otiiiwii 1"t'.,v,"'V:",1 'ai ouoiness in uatiKers bills at um r . I" "''rt cr.uav.sii:
KtW2Hc CMh. No. 1 hard. 91Ho; No. 1 for alxtv dav. hill. T.. ti' 5Jf vl1-?10 nd butohers. 39 164ra.: lfirhL'N
im. Siimc; No. 2 northern. m mttnd. tommiri.i wni .,V. "r ae- pigs, 38.0004.76. '
0. 3 hard. Montana. S6o; NO, J. HILVEIt-nar.
r
eaatirn and souther . .in ttl the heayy supplies and made their first
and wheat r.,niMrtK.?." th S?"1 "ws afnguris that were610o lower.
Is rriuch cooler A weaUir "oon became apparent that the de-
mornin. Tm7 " 1"v,'" V"" inano. u. at yuunit. wi-asucn iu uwi
?i. Tn ,,UIU' mofler- and tne duik oi nogs soia at pncea tnai
Ether Pr0on". UKht and scat- were about a nickel lower than yester
velleTv i!vm nutr 'n ibt tibper day's average market A train that ar-
r-, , J' uvn reina were quite nvea rainer mie mmiu iwiuvuuuu
general In th .Ailth.r- f.,., L I..i ..I. m... ne nnlnlnn Ihot
heavy falls occurred in Jdlisourl; Brun- -! made on the close were fully steady
rivf. . VH. ,nch; Mexico. L40. and with the early trade and In some cases
Lexington. 1.00. l. A. wktjih. a HtOa stronger. Bulk of the hogs, sold
ocai Forecaster. Weather Bureau. at .80.t0, with tops at 3910. tho nign
Kanaaa oi x ,. meni was fairly .active and .the bulk of
KANSAS CITT. Julv T .
- . -
strong; bulk.
87
61
68H
northt
C3H 1
Fi)Ult-Unchanged.
UliAN Unchanged.
COItN-xNo. 3 yellow, 68U&30.
OATS Nq. 3 white. 37tt37c.
llVB No. 3, I858o, "
FLAX-ll.85cH.
UAIU,t3V-43il64Ho.
470.
the offerings had changed hands by W
o'clock. , 4.
Th. .!, tm.ln hll hM1. Oil thO
Rer.s whole, very satisfactory to the eelllng
.1668.25; interest. On four days values have
I l I-.U t.nJ.nnif tl Tin iflT lllO
dollar. Lteadv1;1? JBSs dtV TprjceV have registered a gain of
Tr': S-fe. raatei. tfja&jiasSi k'4!V..i? ssj&
Milwaukee drain Market.
MTTAVAtlKEE. Wis.. Julv H.WHKAT
No. 1 northern, 84ia4ttc: no. 3 northern.
steady. "r r,road, steers. K.UtM.X southern -.tejers, T 37 60 ail weik and while the killer " buyers
tUa. rtf. 2..'rei.. I4K. O. Be. ret ta it SinSBP AND ljf'iN i... through. The rougher SnM""
to eis itu 8. dei.". im' Mil market steady- laib. mtmm Tff'PiS' bn ucl "00(1 relue" a? ".i unii
v; a. sa. rett-. -. iw u a n. un" j"1" K14 JSJis litoSsfn. ir.;. ftSJiiK. year" but anything which caused competition
dcteeupon in) U. k. t. iat ii uu 13 7MM sfL W wetu8r M.CO-3.00; ewes, between packers and shippers has tound
..., . , oUtlRt.
41.
a:..
2210
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St. Louis Live fctoeik Market.
m 9iati2c; No. 2.hard. winter. .bStiSact JUly, IaS,,Jm "u. Z y.c aTiu.,H,8.. Ji.fH1.. Mo-July 19,-CATTLE-
H 87Hc: September. MTic . ...... I a. t. r. o. ii.w it deh. e.T "; iJil I IiSS Pt . mtJS". 5.,cat , ooa to
i?nrtN No. 3 vellow. tltie: No. 2 white. 1 eiTn.' T.tn U....W T. v i, V ;v I oholce steers. 37.254.00; Mockers .and
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any of sold bonds for less thau nlmfcty
flva 185) per cent of the faca value
thereof. i
Hy order of the Board of DirectOra.
HKVWAIID L. 1.EATITT.
6eoretary ot the Far trt Irrigation Dls
trlet. J.lf)20t
41Ho; No. 3 white. JBtWOVic; No. 4 white oidlnir?'
SS4jS9c; sUndard. 27tH2o. Uye: No, V Smo bi?
WB"- JSHiV.'' KO; Timothy; VwJ '
.05d: rdluary, 6.7ld. Bales,
4.75. Oovert Nominal. Pork: iasSS
8a.00. Lard: JltTIHSll-eOL )Ubi: iiTw.
Net York Mining- Stocks.
NEW yOniC. July 19,-Clo.lnar mio..
lions on iiiinina .wusa;
1135.
Com. Taaael etock.
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Coffee Market.
NEW YfillK. Julv ie.irtirvRt.ri-.
tMir4n te . firm.,. ,.u.t k1,t,B,IM u .4...
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iT-ri?T l tjii.. ia r..-Y- . mi rcuuvaiu crou caiim. ciicouraare, a i '
.... vt . , , . .' luru ir auvanca in inn in.ri.f,r rn, nrtr,
Peoria Market.
IIJiil. ran
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Stoek Market.
July 19. CATTLE rte
market steady: steaira
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t sa A-r,. ft iW I ana -Ms
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Cattle Slow and Steady and Ilotra
Open Iltirher.
CinCAQO. 111.. July 19. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 200 head; slow, Bteady; beeves,
37.15(89.15; Texas steors, 37.0OyS.O0; west
ern steers, 37.163.20; stockers and feed
ers, 35.60(97.90; cows and heifers, 33.S03)
m; caives, w.wuu.w.
HOQ& ItecelDts. 10.000 head: opened
stronger but declined MflOo; bulk ot sales,
33.10.45; light. 39.15iG9.65; mixed,
9.60; heavy, 33.7039.45; rough, 3S.70U8.85;
plus, 37.6029.30
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recolpts, 3.000
head; weak; native sheep 34.258.25; west
ern. 34.25itfO.15; yearlings, $5.6036.75; lambs,
native, $5.75&7.i5; western. I8.25jj7.75.
Metal Market.
NKW YOHK. July 19. MOTALS-Tha
metal markets were dull and. practically
nominal, ijwio copper, tn.JOioit.tBn;
electrolytic. 314.2MM4.37H: castings, $14.03
14.25; Iron. No. 1 southern and No. 1
southern soft, $15.0015.50.
BT. iouih, Juiy is. mbtaijS Lad,
firm, at $4.20. Spelter, firm, at $5.20.
JURY WISE TO FREE GRUB
Delay In Ilcturnlnpr Verdict Can
didly ISxplalned by
Foreman.
Judge Kinsley, leaning over the judt
clal desk, watched tho Jury Ihtently
while the clerk called tho roll, and aa
the last man responded to Ills name, he
addressed them In low, courteous tones.
"Gentlemen," he began, "you have now
been deliberating on this case for sev
eral hours, and though I am loth to ex
ercise the discretionary power of dis
charging you with which I am clothed
by the law, yet I feel. that It would be
Improper to coerco your Judgment b'
further confinement. If thero were any
chance of your being able to agr.ee upon
a verdict"
"Say, Judge," Interrupted a voice from
the rear of tho box, "we agreed long
ago, but tho foreman said "
The crash of the Judgo's gavel silenced
the speaker, but crash after crash .wa
required to bring the audience to ord.er.
Then, glaring fiercely at the offenders
for a moment, Kinsley turned slowly to
tho Jury box.
'Am I to undorstand, sir," he de
manded of the foreman, "that you have
agreed upon a verdict?"
"That'B right, Judge."
Again tho gavel 'crashed upon Tt'he
desk, but the warping was unnecessary
as far us the audience was concerned,
nnd noting this, the Judge turned and
nodded to the clerk.
"Gentlemen of tho Jury," began that
official. "Gentlemen of tho Jury, ,yo
say that you have agreed upon a verdict.
How do you find? (For the plaintiff 'or
defendant?"
The lank countryman In the foreman's
seat rose slowly as tho cleric concluded
hh formula.
"For the defendant," he responded
clearly.
The festivities at the Reeve house
that night wero at their height, -and
Pplnder, counsel for the defendant,
mounted on a trunk, -was endeavoring
to respond to a call for a speech amid,
a volley of laughter and applause, when
Brundage, sitting on the otflco desk, Vlth '
his arm flung fraternally over the fore
man's shoulder. Inquired why the Jury
had taken so long to reach their ver
dict. "We didn't take no time at all." "wat
the shouted answer, "Wo agreed on the
first ballot.'
"What!" roared the state's attorney,
trying to mako his voice heard above
tha din, "You agreed at once) Then
why In thunder didn't you ray so?".
Tho foreman drew down his lower eye
lid. "Do you seo any green in that?" nt
drawled. "Pidn't the county have ta
furnish us with a' free supper If ,.wa
stayed out? You bet It did. We weren't
horn yesterday. Mister!" Frederick Tre
vor Hill In the Outlook.
We Offer Investments -Jetting
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1 head; market steady. Iambs, $5. 507.73.
low, 620 ; No, 3 yellow, 62c
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Liverpool Qralia Market.
LIVERPOOL. July U.-WIIHATeltt.
steady; No 1 northern, Duluth. Ts J
No. I aiaiutopau ir rmi, no. z Aisnltouu,
7 Hu iNo. 3 Manitoba, 7 sua. Futures
steady; July. 7 5Kd; October. ? aiid;
iw.mii,f. m tlfca
IX(UV -t?fJU Vuijr.
American mixed.
fee futures today. Tho ononlnar
steady at an advance "of A to 12 point!! 1
and active months sold about 2S ta S
points net higher during the late after- I?1'
noon, itie oiose was off from the best
under realizing with last prices steady at
n uti ihiii ur u tu m yuiiiui u aai. a-sor.
i ociuetsiucr. -w.-. uuiuuvr, iw: . uecam
I lur fi."lx J 11111,1! v u SS,-: Mar. h U FA.
UU. -pot roffee sttady Mo No. i
7. v "it..s No 4. tlc, mild coffee
dull. Cui-duva, 13416Vic I
BnatOU Mlalliir tloe.L-a.
BQ8TON, July lS.-Clolng quotations
i mimug aiocbe were:
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atoal. Capper H'tNaraJa Can. ...
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rl Arlaona, tl Old Domlaloa
pal Hacia i nanata.
Centeanlal imQulao
Copper llaaje r r Kaaaaoa
uuue i n .t'tcuperier
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tSraporatrd Apples and Dried Frotte
NEW YORK. July IS. EVAPORATED
APPLt-Nart. nrrn; pnoice, 6rOTHc;
prime, wgac.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes. firm. AorL
cots. firm. Peaches, quiet Raisins, dull.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July IS. DRY GOODS I 3..
Cotton goods traders are buying very in-
aparingly of staples and they are confln-lu"
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cloines ror rewn ai una imtro. ierniT
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shv.k.p ,iu- cars of Montana wethers,
7
Also Municipal, Industrial,
and Public Utility Securities in
Denominations of $100, $&00!
and $1000.
We repurchase securities
bought of us at any time at pax
and accrued interest less a net
handling charge of 1: En
terprises of merit financed.'
WILLIAM 0. HEYNZS
01 Uroad Street,
Xqw York.
"Wet an ZzparlBttnt.''
SKT? TO
h. POEHLER co.
Sstabllsaad 1B&3.
GRAIN COMMISSION
Snd for Dally Market Xttr.-