Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OaiAIlA, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913.
WANTED TO ItEOT
WANTED Room and bonrd for couple
In pleasant Omaha neighborhood. Jewish
family preferred. Write J. P. F ll No
liranka St., Sioux City, la.
IU2AL ESTATE LOANS
MONUV to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. 1U Mlthen Co., Inc., Ml City
National Dank Hldg. Douglaa 1178.
CITY loanB wanted. Loana for build
ing purposes.
X7 TT mrrrw . m
M6 Btnto Bank llldV.
MONUV to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H, Mlthen Co.. Inc., Wl City
""" LIUUglRB iai.
OM..IIA homes. Kast Nebraska fnrros.
J lVJSCU'lS UHAU JSSTAT1S JU.,
1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715.
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property, 6, OH and 6 per cent; no delay.
J. II. Dumont Co.. 1S03 Farn.im St.
WANTED City loana and warranta.
W. Fnrnam Smith & Co., 13i0 Farnnm St.
GARVIN BROS. ornn,r.1?atanBJanug-
1100 to 110.000 made promptly. V. L.
wead, Wead llldg., ISth and Farnam.
6
u 9M.19 Tli-nn.lAl rrh.n,AK 111. It.
WANTED City loans, l'etors Trust Co.
LAHGE loana our specialty, t-tull Bros.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Offl, Nat.
WANTED TO BUY.
Dolgoff IM-liand store pays highest prices
lor lurnuure, ciomes, snocs. eu. iwi.
WANTBD Good second-hand fire cn
Cine; must be In Rood condition. Address
VIllaKe Clerk, Cordova. Neb.
WANTED To buy motorcycle; frea
engine; gtvo phono number. Address D.
222, core Bee.
WANTED Ford 4-paseenRer car; state
how lontr run, condition, whore can be
seen. Aaarcos a Z25, liee.
WILIj buy slightly used 1'ord if offered
nt bargain. State condition, price. D. 208.
Slightly used high grade piano. W. o72S.
UK(3Ali NOTICKH.
NOTICE la hereby given that
scaled proposals will be received
liv tho Board of Directors of thn
Farmers' Irrigation District at their
officu in tne uity or scottsb urf.
Neb., for the purchase of $7G,C00 of the M
per cent serial uonaa ot mo aistnct until
12 o'clock m. on the Hh day of August.
1313. Bald bonda aro Issued by authority
of an act of the legislature of tho state
of Nebraska approved March 26,
session laws liai. Chapter 70, und the
amendments thereto, and pursuant to a
vote of a majority of the qualified
electors' of said district.- The board ex
pressly reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and will In no event sell
any of said bonds for lesa than ninety
flvo (95) per cent ot tho face valuo
thereof.
By order of the Board of Directors.
HEYWAUD L. LBAV1TT,
Bccretary of the Farmers' Irrigation Dis
trict J.lldMt.
CERTIFICATE FOR PUBLICATION
State of Nebraska, Office of Auditor of
Public Accounts, Lincoln, July 11th, 1913.
It Is hereby certified that Tho Farmers
LIfo Insurance company ot Denver, in
the state ot Colorado, has compiled with
tho lnsuranco law of this state, applica
ble to such companion and Is therefore
authorized to transact the business of
life, accident and health Insurance in this
atato for tho current year ending Janu
ary 31st. 1914.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
auditor of public accounts tho day and
year first abovo written.
(Seal). W. B. HOWARD,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
C. II. CLANCY, Deptuy. Jy25dlt
"Hot an Experiment,"
SHIP TO
POEHLER co.
Established 133B.
GRAIN COMMISSION
"Send for Daily Market better."
MPTHEAror.Ig DTJIrtTTSC
OCEAN TRAVEL,
HAMBURG, AMERICAN
Largest SSCa.
.Over 400 Ship
in the
i.50ei9:
"WORLD
TONS
"IMPERATOR" .
World's largest Ship, Will
Sail Xroot Drew York
Saturday ..Ana. 9, 11 a. M.
baturaaj, Aug. no, u a, m.
Saturday, Sept. 20, 11 A, M.
and every 3 weeks nraarter.
JCntbllus iiMufra t itttn ia
LONDON tnd l'AKU en UIH
lb JIAMUUllO an ntfiutu 0.
Books now opn tor stiwn,
ItFennsylvanla July 31, 3 p.m.
Kals'n Aug- Vic. AUg. a, 9 a.m.
llmyerator, August 9, 11 a.m.
ItFatrloiSj. .August 9, 12 noon
Amerika ..Aug. 31, 11 a. In.
Pretoria. ..Aug, 3'J, 12 noon
Pres. Grant. Aug. 37, 12 noon
tImpertor...,A'tir. 30, 9 a.m.
Kals'n Aff.Vlc. Sept. 3,10 a.m.
Pros. Zilncoln.Sept. 4, 13 noon
J2nd cabin otuy, tNow. tHan
burg direct.
tATti. 8. PtnairlTtnlt sd4 S. 8. Pre
toria ull from Niw l'Ur toot JJd BL,
touth llrooklrn. All othtr ulllnn in
tbli Mrrlc from our llobokao Plr.
MZDITEIiaAirSAa
Olbraltar, Wupjos and Qenos.
C.VAU tetmtr lu thl nrTl Iiti
from NEW PIKIt. Ill 81.. guis
Urookljrc Taks Mth It. Fcrrr.
U. s. lamboxg (11,000 tons)
Aug. 9, 10 a.m.
S. B. Moltks (12,500 tons)
August. 30, 11 a. m.
S.namburg Sept. 17, 10 a.m.
S. 8. Moltke. Oct. 7, 11 a. m.
OBUISES
Around tha World tltrauiru
tne Panama OanaJ, Jan. 37, t ,
Our Tsscbt IMpom&eut enm
Tsuu Jtrr HUI or iceuarr in
til uru ( uo wrui.
WTlto lor information.
HnnihurM-Anierlcan
1MTW. lUnaolph St.
Ctlcijo. IIL, or
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lOMl 4(1.
Metnl Slurket.
iJ3V XU1W, JUI 3t. Jili X 4WET -Ct4VUi
quieU $4.20. at London, 2UISs. Spelter:
. . i . . .-. . v i mi ir
ST. LOUIS, July M.-MKTALS Load,
Strong. J4.22V4. Spelter: Firm, JS.2ftff6.aH.
Copper, firm; standard apot to Oc
tober, J14.OOei4.tO; electrolytic. H4.7MJ
14.87; lake. I14.87&15.C0; pasting,
1I.4K. Tin. weak; spot. $IMS1.0; Juftr,
IW.9J11.W; AUgUSl, tWJWll.'". OOlJlllM
nr. tin "TSriArtrn 4 Hn.A.iv Hull! f'rwlV-
tvu b fo.vvdfo.du, nun, ,(niui un
changed. Iron, steady and unohanged.
London closed ae follows: Copper, easy;
spot, 15 10c Futures, fffil3 6d. Tin.
steady; spot OS10. Futures, CIS 10a.
Iron, Cleveland .warrants, Us 3d.
n n ' o .aaa rr . .."I .1 . i nil II
Omaha Hay aisirket.
OMAHA. July It T I AT Old, No. 1
choice upland. .504f10-00 (extra); .No. 2,
ta-&rS9.a; No. i, V.Mm.my. No. 1 choice
midland, taMma.60; No. J. J150O9JO; No.
X. tlCO&tJt): No. 1 c ho Ira lowland. HOOft
1.00; No. Z. rLUOQUM: Na X. liOOyLoO;
new, Nol 1 choice nplatBd or znldland.
tlfl.OOS10.30". No. X. liH&iatC Nu 1 krv
iand. U.W83L0D: Xa T. lUXWi. Knw.
one car of rjt om xbe nuu0Lt oda vwk,
sold at fUUSAXA; cftiirme TUbast .annULhle
. tram XLStXOLSSL
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Large Shipments of Wheat Being
Brought for Exportation.
OMAHA RECEIPTS ARE HEAVY
Men In the Trade Ilclleve that tn
Another Tito Weeks Dally Ave
rune Will He Ilctvren Four
mill Flnf Hundred Cum.
OMAHA. July 24, 1913.
John M. Dennis of Louis Miller & Co.,
one of the leading export wheat concerna
of tho world, with headqunrtera at Bal
timore, was making purchases ot wheat
for shipment abroad In Chicago yester
day. He left last .night for Kansn City
and other southwestern markets. Mr.
Dennis br ieves tho present large crop
?L.w.h1cft.1.1". ,he I'nltid Mates and tho
rnct that li Is wanted abroad assures the
greatest prosperity known to this country
l",m.a,.ly y?11'"8- lie says that Importing
countries have never bought as large
amounts of wheat from us in as shor a
time OB they have this year. That In
? ."V.,or our wheat the gold from Eng
22 .' FrnlK'o and Germany Is now pour
ing into the rnlted States and that com
.lne.0ia, conditions will Bhow a wonderful
improvement In the very near future, as
It takes a comparatively short tlmo to
movo tho wheat of tho farms of the coun
try Und tn return nnl.l In (In lilnn,. Thai
Instead of piling up' the grain In the ele
vators, as probably has been the cuse
iur iimny yenrs past, It la in a great many
instances shipped direct from the points
where It Is grown to tho Beaboard to bo
loaded Into vessels and, sent to the old
world for consumption. Cash wheat was
unchanged.
Both corn and oals were lower yester
day. Senttoroil nhnvvpra throughout tho
corn belt and prospects of additional rains
In sections wnere needed, coupled with
lower temperature, were the bearish In-
nunces in that grain, and these conai
tlons helped to carry oats downward.
The weakness In corn was tho signal for
general selling of the provision. Cash
corn was unchanged. Cash oats were Uc
lower.
All previous wheat receipt records for
Omaha were broken today when 230 cars
ot thnt grain wero received at tnis mar
ket. Grain men bellevo that within two
or three weeks tho Omaha market will
be getting COO' cars of wheut dully.
Clearances ot wheat and flour wero
703,000 bu.i corn, 7,000 bu.; oats, none.
Wheat at Liverpool closed USfHd lower;
corn unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,879,000
bu. and shipments 665,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1,262,000 bu. and shipments of
815.000 bu. laBt year.
Primary wheat receipts wero SS7.W0 bu,
and shipments 326,000 bu against re
colpts of 359,000 bu. and shipments: of 269,
000 bu. last year.
Primary receipts of oats wero 601,000
bu. and shipments 626.M0 bu against re
ceipts of 231,000 bu. and shipments ot
256,000 bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats,
Chicago 410 95 10J
Minneapolis 123
Duluth 3.S ... ...
Omaha 832 71 14
Kansas City 402 23 5
St. Louis , 143 32 24
Winnipeg 69
Tho following cash sales wero reported:
Pnm? Vn. S white. 2 enrs. 62V4c: 4 CttrS,
62Hc No. 2 yellow, 2 cars, CH4c. No. 3
yellow, l car, ni'Ac; la cars, uic u.
yellow. 1 car. COViC No. 2 mixed, 2 cars,
filp. Nn. 3 mixed. 6 cars. 01c. No. 4
mixed, 3 cars, COc. No grade, 1 car
(white), Bivio. wncat: no. i nam win
ter, 2 cars, S3c; 2 cars. 81ic; 3 cars, Sic:
2 cars, k0c; 10 cars. SOttc. No. 3 hard
winter, car, 81c; 1 car, SOVio; 2 cars, 0c.
No grade. H car, 75c. No. 2 durum, 1 car,
79c. Oats: No. 3 white, 1 car, 38c; 5 cars,
37!K.c. No. 4 white, 3 cars. 3714c. No. 3
mixed, 1 car, S5Hc No grade, 1 car, 3,c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard, 80383c: No. 3 hard, 79082c; No. i
hard, 7V44J79V4c; No. 3 spring, 8181Ho;
No. 4 spring, 78V40SOc; No. 2 durum, 78
79c; No. 3 durum, 77H78c, Corn: No. 2
whlto, WAQ&c: No. 3 white. 62C2V4c; No.
4 white, OlHQfiSo; No. 2 yellow, 6l061Uo;
No. 3 yellow. 60ia61Uc; No. 4 yellow, C9W
OCOVic; No. 2, 60ytiBfilo; No. 8. 60H61c; No.
4 corn, 6914060c; no grade, 67iTfllWc. Oats:
No. 2 white, S&S'&Hc; standard, 38c: No.
3 white, 37V437c; No. 1 whlto, 37V4037V4O.
Barley: Malting, 63(JjB5c; No. 1 feed. 3S0
41c. Rye! No. 2, 5914060c; No. 2, 6905914c.
CHICAGO GRAIN' AND PROVISIONS
Feature of the Trudluir nnd Closing
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 21, Refusal of country
owners to sell at a decline had a steady
ing effect today on wheat. Tho close was
motionless at u range of Itfi'Vlc off to 'ic
up. Corn finished unchanged to He
higher, oats with a gain of Ho to Vic and
provisions varying' rrom do ucenne to an
advance of 214c
Rural offerings of wheat proved to be
next to nothing. It was said that big
owners at leading terminal points had
largely disposed of holdings and had
taken for granted that plenty would be
for sale When wanted. Farmers, how
ever, appeared to have decided in great
majority that U. waiting policy was adr
vlsable for tho time being.
Wheat prices, which at first showed a
tendencv to sac on account of favorable
crop advices from the northwest, hard-
eneu graauauy as ine aay wore on. a.
notable falling off In export demand,
though, brought about a feeling of cau
tion on the part of the bulls, so that the
market kept within narrow llmlta
throughout.
Corn traders evinced doubt as to the
sufficiency of the moisture sunnly. Aftsr
an early advance the market became
easier, one of the reasons for the reac
tion was a report mat Kansas damage
had been exaggerated.
The oats crowds devoted themselvea en
tirely to following the action of corn.
Provision business was In the main lo
cal and Indecisive. Offerings were mod
erate nnd there was no urgent demand.
Futures ranged as follows:
Article! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
July. 806H 86 S 8&H 86U
Sept 87087 87 86 S78 86
Dec. WVi 90946
Corn.
July. 61H 61 61 61 61
Sept620 ! 62' 62fc 6V,itVi,
Dec. S8- 69680-tt 69 69
Outs.
July. 3S 39 38 3Si SS
Sept 40040 40f 40 4014 40
Dec. 424J42 .42 42 424 42
Pork.
Sept 21 47 21 60-52 21 40 21 47 21 47
July, 22 20 22 20 22 25
Lard.
Sept 11 82 11 87 11 82 11 85 11 85
Oct.. 11 87 11 95 11 8i 11 90 1190
Ribs.
Sept 11 SO 11 87 11 80 11 87 11 83
Oct. 11 60 11 65 11 67 11 65 11 62
Chlcairo Cash Prices Wheat: No. I roil.
new, b7S7c; No. 3 red, new, S6087c;
No. 2 hard, new, S7fSSc; No. 2 hard,
old, S00Sc; No. i hard, new, 860gro;
No. 3 hard, old, 8SfJSS44c; No. 1 northern,
92tt693c; No. 2 northern, 91092c; No.
3 northern, 89001c; No, 2 spring, l02c;
No. 3 spring. K09Oc; No. 4 sprlne. 8J08So;
velvet chaff, 8S0'J2c; durum, 840OOO. Corn:
No. 2, 6314&C2ic; No. S white, (H0C4o;
No. 2 yellow, 62e3c; No. 3, 81ie63!;
No. S white, 636ic; No. 3 yellow, 620
61c; No. 4, ei0S2c; No. I white, 63063ci
No. 4 yellow, 61i0ti2c Oats: No. 3
white, 890Wio; No. 4 white, 3J0O9c;
standard, 40UW0c. Rye: No. 2. 64c;
Barley; 18062c Timothy: I3.76C4.75.
Clover: Nominal. Pork: $22.20013.00.
Lard: H.80U.82. Ribs: lll.6212.37.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 23c to 20nt
26c
BOG 8 Higher; receipts, 10,041 cases; at
mark caseB Included, l&017c; ordinary
Xirata. invwjJiovjc: nraia, uwavsc,
POTAT01S8-Ealer-, 70c?1.00; receipts,
60 cars.
POULTRY-Allve, unsettled; fowls,
ttc; springs, 18c; turkeys, 19c
Mlnnrmpolla Grain Slarket.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 24. WHEAT
July. Kj&c; Hcptember, sVc; December,
SUjiilVic; No. 1 bard. 90c; No. 1 northern,
ISHSHc: No. t northern. KHACTSc: No.
t hard. Montana, 86c; Ha J, V4jic
FIXJUR Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged,
BARLEY Unchanged.
CORN No. i yellow, eoQc
OATS No. S -white. SSc
RYE Nc t 6607C
HBBD Flax, St20L39.
81. Iuia Grnrral Xlsrkrt.
ST. IjOUIS, July 2t-WHHAT Na 1
red. Htfic-, Na 2 hard. SS&Olrs July.
latW. geptembur, E&Vbr-
CaSOi. Ka 2. CEr; No. 2 wTrtte. CSCJc;
July. Sjx, Rfjrlfmber. CiCTaC.
RYU SEc
POLJ.TKY Firm; hlckcn, 33&I3
OATS-No. 2, 3Slc; No. 3 white, old, 41c;
July, wte; September, 3914c
springs, is Vic turkeys, lioj dueks, lie;
geese, 10c.
BUTTBR Quiet; creamery, !c.
lcaas Strong; ISo.
11RAN Unchanged.
II AY Unetumgvd.
... ReoelpVs. Shipments
Flour, bbla ., 5,000 9,000
Wheat, bu 23t,W0 101.000
8oril, bu JS.000 13,000
at, bu mOO 26,00)
MW YORK GKNRRAL MAHICKT
Uuotntloun of the Day on Vnrloua
Commodities.
NEW YOlUv. July 21 -FLOUR-MurkeL
steady, tlth fulr trade; spring patent.
J4.6Olj4.90; winter straights, 4.2utM.30: new
winter patents, I4.75flu.10; prtng uleatu,
tl.v0u-i.2u; extra No. 1 winter, U.KH34.10;
extra' No. S winter, t3.70U3.tO; Kansas
straight. t4.irif4.2C
WHHATSpot, steady; No. 2 red. Wo;
No. 1 northern. Duluth, J1.C0M. Futurcu
Inactive with narrow price changes, clon
ing prices net unchanged. Jul), 5Sof
September, December, 3.V.
CORN Spot easy; export, 70e, nom
inal, f. u. b. afloat.
OATS Steady; standard white In ele
vator, 4Rfl4e; No. 2 white. 46c; No. 3,
45IH54c; No. "4, 4494414c; ordinary clipped
white, 44tf46c; fancj- clipped white,
4TU-ISC.
HAY Quiet, W0Cc No. 1. tl.OOif
1.02; No. 2. S5tJ90o; No. 3, 6T;75c.
HUPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
1912 crop, Hfll9o; 1911 crop, 12ai4c; Pa
cific coast 1912 crop, 1S4J20C; 1911 crop,
16C17C.
HIDIXtQtilet; Bogota, 29JJ80e; Cen
tral America, 20?4c.
LEATHKR-Flim; hemlock firsts, 2Sfl
29c: seconds. 27QtSo.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; me, t.25
a.iz; ramiiy, 24.wv?TC.wr short clear, 20.i5
IS22.25. Beef, Rteady; mess, tlt.OO018.RO;
famlfy, t2O.OO042.OO. Cut meats; steady;
pickled bellies. 10 to 14 DOtindB. lS.0Ct9il7.00;
pickled hamfi, 413.600 16.73. Lard, firm;
middle -west tll.SOJf 11.00. rctlned, firm;
continent. 112.40; South America, m.W,
compound, firm; tl0.0otmo.ts.
TALLOW Steady ; city, 6c; country,
EiStfcc: special, 'Cc
BUTTER-Unsettlcd! receipts, 1J.2U
tubs; creamery extras, 2l027c; firBt. 214
0?7c; seconds, 24025c; state dairy, finest
2dc; good to prime, 2402oc; process ex
tras, 24$T2So; firsts. 23?4c; seconds,
22c; Imitations, creamery firsts. 24a; fac
tory, current make, firsts, 2J023c; pack
ing stock, current make, No. 1, 21c.
CHEESEJ Barely steady: receipt, 2,449
boxes; state whole milk, fresh white and
colored specials, 14014c; state whole
milk, fresh white and colored fancy, llo;
state whole milk, fresh white average
fancy. 1331014c
EGOS Irregular; receipt, 18,25$ cases;
fresh gathered extra. 2t:o; extra
firsts, 21023c; firsts, iWJCOc; Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery white, a to
size and quality, 26031c: Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery gathered white. 21
0ro; western gathered whites, 20035c.
POULTRY Alive, weak; western chick
ens, broilers, ISc; fowls, 16c; turkeys, 13c
Corn nnd Wheat Iteirlon rlotletln.
United States Department ot Agriculture,
weather bureau, for Omaha, tor .the
twenty-tour hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th
meridian tlmo, Thursday, July 24:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
TcniD. Rain.
Station. High. Low. tall.
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Pt cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Ashland, Neb... so 57
.00
.00
Auburn, Neb... 81
Broken Bow ... 75
Columbus, Neb. 78
Culbertson 73
IFalrbury, Neb. 84
Fairmont, Neb. SO
Grand Island .. 77
Hartlngton .... 70
Hastings, Neb.. 76
Lincoln, Neb... 79
North Platto .. 72
Oakdale, Neb... 78
Omaha, Neb.... 78
Tekamah, Neb,. 81
Valentino 76
Alta, la 78
Carrol, la 79
Clarlnda, la.... 81
Sibley, la 76
Sioux City, la. 78
65
61
60
CO
64
63
65
60
68 .
68
58
60
62
63
56
66
C3
69
60
54
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.03
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Minimum temperature for twelve hour
period ending at 8 a. tn.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Kaln.
District Stations. High. Low. fsJU
Columbus, 0 18 86 61 .30
Louisville, Ky... 22 94 OS .20
Indtunapolls .... 14 88 GO .60
Chicago, 111 24 78 - 68 .10
St. LOUls, MO..,. 19 DZ 66 .20
Den Mnlnes. la.. 22 SO 66 .00
Minneapolis 51 74 48 .00
Kansas City. Mo. 28 84 64 l.io
Omaha, Neb IT 78 66 .00
Rains wore quite general within the
last twenty-four hours in tho eastern and
southern portions ot the corn and wheat,
region, no precipitation worthy of note
occurred lu Nebraska, the Dakotos and
Minnesota. The rains were heavy -t
points in the lower Missouri and Ohio
t-nllnvR. A fall of 3.40 Inches occurred
at Lamar, Mo., and 1.10 Inches at Bloom
lngton, Ind. L. A. WELSH,
lxjcat iorecasier wcainer uuroau.
Kansna City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY, July M. WliiSAT NO.
2 hard, 81085c; No. 3, 8O0S4C, No. ,2
red, 81Vi81;c; No. 3, 80081c; September,
81c; December, S4T4085c; May, 90c-
CORN No. 2 white, 66c; No. 3, C5o;
September. 62062?4c; December, 6894c;
May, C05i6OT4c.
OATS No. 2 white, 41c; No, 2 rnrxod,
39c; September, 3914040c; December, 41
042c
RYE COc
HAY-Cholco timothy. tl4.OO014.GO.
BUTTER-Creamery, 26c; flrata, .25cj,
seconas, 24c; packing, 20c
EGGS Firsts, 18c; seconds, 10c
POULTRY Hens, 13a; rooBtera, c;
ducks, 15c; broilers, 16c.
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL, July 24. WI I EAT Spot,
steady: No. 1 Manitoba. 7a 9Ud: Nn. 2.
7a 6d; No. 3, 7 3d; futures steady;
July. 7s &d: October. 7s 3'.td: December.
7s 41id.
corn Spot, quiet; American mixed,
new, kiln dried, 6s 4d; old, 6s; old, via
Galveston, 6s 8d; futures steady; Sep
tember, La Plata, 4s lld; October, La
Plata. Ea lid.
I .... .
jiiuwauKee uralu fllnruet.
MILWAUKEE. July 24. WHEAT-No.
1 northern, 91092c; No. 2 northern, 80
01lo; No. 2 hard winter, $809c; July,
87c; September, 67c
CORN No. 3 yellow, 62c; No. 3 white,
63c; No. 3, 6202a; July, 61c; Septem
ber, 62062c.
UATB W(H1C.
RYE-6306ic.
BARLRY-64a63c.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 24.-COTTjON-flpot
quiet; middling uplands, 12.15a; gulf, 12.40c
No sole.
Futures closed steady. July, lL86c; Au
gust, 11.62c; September, lL43o; October,
ll.SOo; Novomber, 11.21c; December, 11.23c;
January, 11.16c; February, 11.17c ; March,
ll.tOc; May, 11.33c
LIVERPOOL, July 24.-COTTON-8pot
In fair demand and easier; middling fair,
7.24d; good middling, S.ttd; middling, .6id;
low middling, 6,41a; gooa ordinary, &,ea;
ordinary, 6.62d.
Cotton closed steady t to 27 point net
lower.
ST. LOUIS,. July 2l.-COTTON-Qulet:
middling, 12 5-160. Bale, none; receipt.
214 bales; shipment. feSi bale; stock.
14.919 bales.
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK, July 24, COFFEE Price
In the coffee market opened 10 to 13
points higher, Tho market continued to
gain slowly, closing steady at 12 to 21
net advance. July, 9.05c; August. 9.0Sc;
September, 9.S4o October, 9.32c; Decem
ber, 9.60c; January, 9.56c; Mardi, 9.73c;
May. 9.83c
Spot steady; Rio 7 s, o: Ban to in,
lllic. Mild quiet; Corddvo, W016V4C, nom
inal. Hale of Bbeepakln.
LONDON, July 24. A sale of sheepskins
was held today with the demand fair for
the 7,900 boles offered. Merinos and short
wooled akin were taken at d in the
lower, while cross bred sold WfiiA
below the last sales.
Olla nnd Ilosin.
NKW YORK. Jqly 24-COTTONSFJED
OIL Strong; prime aununer yallo-vr, UM;
July. W-62; tfeputnber, U62; December,
1475.
I '
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. July 2t DRY GOOPfi
Thn cotton good market are quiet
Trading In men' -wear for future deliv
ery la light Yarn rule barely steady
adA quiet
Bvapoeatr-d Ajrplea and Drl9d FraltJi
KKW YORK. July 1SYAPO HA XKD
jtPFLES Quiet and ctfady.
XHUJSD FlinrxS Aprtastta jOunSf.
Pnaxshea idcl. Rnlrrtn artanfty.
NEW YORK JTOCK MARKET
Course of Say's Session Curious Med
ley of Advances and Declines.
RENEWED WEAKNESS IN N, H.
Some Government lnc ReR-lalcr
Lower Price, While Varlona
Mneclnltlea ttlae Two to
Fonr Pnlitta.
NEW YORK, July 24. The course of
the day dull stock market was a curi
ous medley of advance and declines,
which In the later dealing gave way to a
general and well-ustalnld rise, initial
aeallng disclosed renewed weaknes in
New Haven. Some of tho government
Issue also registered lower price. As
a partial offset various specialties rose 1
to 4 point.
In the early afternoon a brief buying
movement In Steel. I'uton Pitiiflc, Amal
gamated Copper, Cnnhdlan Pacltlc and
Reading lilted price X to 2 point. Tnla
was toilowed by a hurrlod covering of
allorta and considerable; realising for
profit, after which the market feu back
to it early duiino: Best price were
scored lu tne final hour, -with tho closing
strong. . .
The day' budget of new embraced tho
Weekly reports of the Bank ot England
and tne Hank ot France, tne former dis
closing Increase of reserves and gold
and tho latter a gain of i.600,000 lit gold.
Americana were generally lower In Lon
don and for the tirat time thl week that
center wan a seller, here.
Home now dealt largely with tho
crops, Kansas advice Indicating exag
geration u to corn damago. while spring
wheat In the northwest was improved.
Esiunates ot United State Steel earn
ings for tho second quarter, to 1 be issued
next week, wore tlxed at around
compared with 12S,U)1000 last year.
The general bond market wa toodt.
with pronounced strength In Rock Island
collaterals. All government Issue wer
Weak, coupon 4 declining per cent
Registered T 1 point and other 2 per
cent. Total sale, pnr value, tl,iWo.
Number of sale and .aairtg quotation
on stock, were:
Arale.mati Cow.r ... S.O0O IMi S "J
American Agricultural .. ..-v; 'l!" I
Aroirlcan Bwt Buar.... J.W IIV4
Aintrlcan Can . "H J
American Can fti t9 Ji?
American C. ft , J2J S Uu II
Amrrlcan Cotton Oil.... 1,M "VI H
Am. lo. 6.curltla. IM
Anmlcan UniM, u J"w .!
Amrtcan Locomotlte ... W9 WH JJ
Amarlean a & 4-S 11&
Amlcan 8. It ptd.. J MH
Am. sugar llrnlni. JH 11
American T. b T JH 1" ')
Am.rlcan Tobawo 800 JU lit III
Anaconda Mining Co.... MM JJH "J
Alchlaon
v.;,, .m 1.000 n 'in
Allantlo Coaat Un. .....
Baltimore Ohio l.SM II M J1H
Bothlah.m 8tl . V
nrooklrn napW Tr 1.100 II U I7H
cnadlan Pacttl IJJH 1IH IJJ1
Central tsather l.W ri..
Cheapeak. ft Ohio MW MV. H 1
c-hlcaio U. W W 14 " 14 .
Chicago M. & St. P.... 2.100 105 104 10SW.
Colorado Fuel If""- 4''' " ,JL
Consolidated Oa M 111 111 111
Corn Products 400 10 JJ
Delaware & lludnon.. J
Denver ft lllo Grande.. . 100 11 11 J
DanTcr & It O. ptd
UlstllKra' Securities ..." "
Krl. 4,100 ISV 2H HH
Et 1st Ptd 1.000 1H H
Br Id pfi...." 100 11 K t
Sotril sSctrii ........ 0 W
ut North. pH....... I 1I4J4 1J
ore.t Northara Ore ctra. 1,100 SJJ4 M 11
Illinois Cntral IM 111 1K 111
lntHborough Met 1.100 II H 1H
later. Met ptd 1.000 M M Htt
lnternUlonal llanraitor 10
Intar Marino pfd , ." ..... ..... H
lDternallonsI Paper .... 100 H IVl
International Pump .... 100 4 H
Kanaas Cltr Boutliern... 600 21 11 11
Laclede Ois 100 M II W
tehlgh Vallu t.00 141 ll
uliVllle ft KashTlll.. 100 1M 111 111
4f . BU r. Jc 6. Ste. M. 100 lit 1MH 1
Mlmurt, K. A T Mo I1H JJH
Mlnourl raeltlo 1.100 11 "H
National niacylt ....... l.joo uivt lis in
National toad 100 41 11 41V
1.'. It. It. ot M M ptd.. 1W 10 10 m
Ynrk Central 1.104 13V. 11 II
N. Tv. O. A W..... 1O0 V l H
KortoU Wtstern..,,,. too 101 in 104
North American '
Northern Pacific 1,100 101 109 1M
Pacltlo Mall 20 ,
Pannarltanla 4,100 111 111 111
People's Gas 1.100 11 113 111
P., C, C. ft BU ti i II
Pittsburgh Coal 300 11 II II
Freed Steel Oar. 100 14 14 21
Pullman Palaco Car Ill
Heading 40.C00 111 Ul 111
Republic I. tt 8 1,200 25Vt 23 il
Itepubllo I. tt B. pfd.... KM II
Hock Island Oo 1.00 17 11 11
aiock Island Co. pfd...., 1.100 39 17 21
Ht. U ft B. V. td ptd... 100 1
gaaboard Air Una. 100 17 17 17
tfeaboard A. L pM !M 0 40 40
fllc-Sheia1d a A I... 100 17 M n
Southern racillc s.ioo n; sivi IT4
Houtham Hallway 5,100 U 11 21 H
rm lianwaf ,kai i7 u
allwIr'Pfa.. 10O 71 71 7IU
wa Copper I,00 SOU ti
& Pacific (M UH 1114 llli
So. Rallwly -ptd.;
Tanncaeea
Tina
Union Pacific 21,400 1W 147 141
Union Pacltlo efd 200 14 14 114
United Btatea Raaltr 11
Unltad.Btates Hubbar.... 800 fo t oo
Unttad Btatas Bteat 55.SO0 II (1 M
U. .a .Steal ptd 1,000 107 10 1M
Utah Copper 4,400 4 4f 4t
.Va,. Carolina Cnemlcal., ?oo 2d 25 23
Wabaah 1.100 t 1 2
Wabaali rfd 014
Weittrfi Maryland 200 40 40 40
western union zuu m ii si
WeatlnghouM Rlectrle .. KM U 11 11
Wheeling ft Lake Brie t
Total sale for tha dar, 110,400 share.
New Ynrlc Money Mnrlcet.
NEW YORK, July 24.-MONEY-On
call, steady; 202 per cent; ruling rate.
ppr cent; cloalno; bid, 2 per cent; of
fered at 2 per cent. Time loans, easier;
elxty day, 3V45J-4 per cent; ninety days,
per cent; six motttha, 6Q4 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6 per
cent
STERLING EXCirANOE-Steady, with
banker' bill nt .4.8385 for sixty day and
at 14.SCS6 for demand bills. Commercial
bills, H82U.
SILVER Bar, 59c; Mexican dollar,
47c
BONDS Government, weak; railroad,
steady.
M Closing rruotaUons on bonds were a
follows:
U. S. ref. is, reg... ti K. C. Ho. nt. Is.,, It
do ooupon L. H. deb. 4s 1M1.. 0
V. 8. Ss, rsg 101 U & K. Uhl. 4s..., 12
do coupon 101 M. K. ft ,,. 1st -4s M
U. g. 4a. reg 110 do gee. 4Us , 7
do coupon 110 Mo. Pacific 4 It
Panama Is coupon.. 4 d0 eonr. Is 71
A.-C. 1st Is ctfa.... 4N R R of M 4s 60
Amer. Ar. u 17 M y, e, g. lUs,. 11
Am. T, T, 0. .100 ado deb. 4a ,. it
Am. Tobaeeo Is..., lit N T N It & II
Araoer Co. 4s. s ey. 1. n
Atchison ten. 4.... HTf. Sc W. 1st e. 4i ttK
do er. 4a mo i9 eT. it ..lto
r. Is.... IIH KoPaelflo 4s.. M
A, C. I, 1st 4 11 do Is 4
1H .... II P ' rr. !s lt. M
Bjwk. Tr. er. U... 17 do con. 4,...,,.
Oaa. t Oa. 1 10214 Readme, gen. 4s. .
tn is.,. , HUB. L ft 8. V. fg is M
(JM. eV Ohio 4. 11 do ran. Is.,.....,, ii
do oonr. 4Ks., ,.7mSt, L. S. W. c. 4s 77
CMesw ft A. l.tlH. A. L, ad), ts"!
do nn. 48.,.,,... m do er, 4a.,... . stu
o m - p 4s..i do m iru: , : lis
C. It. I, A P. e, 414 "So, Rallwsr ls,!.,loi
. Tf- 71 tfo g"- 4s... T3M
S t fi r ItKWnkrq PaelfUtV o
IJ. e It sr. 4 M do er. 4s " nu
J!?'... nL u' io it nt. 4s.! 1
?''"", Is V. 8. ItubbeV a.,. 100S
Brie p. U 4a ui V. B. Steel M ta " w
do tn. 4s. 70HV.-O. CaemTtsT 0U
lit. C. 1st 4aa$W.trn Jfd. 4s7. " 7TU
1V7' "Sweet. Hse. er. ti: 11
Bid. "Ottiri,
ndon Stock Market.
LONDON, July 24. American seiurUle
opened steady and a fraction higher lo
day. Later price moved Irregularly and
at noon value ranged irom ; abovi to
below yesterday' New Yor"c t!l.lnr
CVmaols. nMnay. 72 U-llnrtnas Okntrtl 117
do araovau. ....... 71 M., K. A T 21
Aaaal. Cosr 71 M T. Oaatral jni
AUalien , laOHIHnoarlTaaU ... IfU
Onadlu Pinc...W Reading ttl
Xlero O. W lmfleuthera Paalfle,... Ui
Bt Past lOtKVstaa Parne,......UI
Dearar A Rla 0.... 11 U a. Rtaal uu
Krt. nViWitart ...
o 1st rf 3. ........ 41UTeEecn sou
Ore ml TTsaik 21llad Mines..,.,..., t
a.vriv hit, aieaoy si zt'AU per a.
MONET 24 per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for abort bill la t per oent; for thre
months' billa, 44 1-11 per ceoiL
TTeaary Statements
WASnXNOTOK, July HvThe oondltlon
trf that Urrtted States treasury at the be
grnnlna; of bnatnee lodar waac Net bal
ance in BflnsnU fond, P27 T2n.Ha. TotaJ rv
4uttpta ytattierQsy, I3.7M.191; total payments
ytaUrAtjr. jTLWS.1W ICh drflctt thl -fu-
cal year I 1,0!,M, as against a deficit
Of I6.3W.3K last year, exclusive of Pan
ama canal and public debt transactions.
Iloatoit Milliner Ntnpka,
BOSTON, July 4.-CKsltig uuotatlons
on Boston stock and bond;
Allousi Mohawk
Amal. Copper . .. lNatada Com 11
A. X. L A ff 20 Nlplaaing Mines ... IS
Arltona Com. .... . 1 Ntortb. llatte ........ 27
11. ft O C. A 8. M 70 North IS
Cal. A Ariteaa MVlold Dominion 44
Cal. ft lleela. . .411 DwmU TI
Centennial ... . lOVjQulnar It
Oer-per ltang C. C. ll4 Shannon 7
K-aat nutte c M llVuperler t
Fraaklln HaHuperler A a M... IS'
Oranbr Con Tamarack H
Oreene aninea
IN V N. 8. II. M... S4
Itle Morale Copper. lu do ctd
Kerr take IS Utah Con
take Copper .... ISVtah Copper Co.
I Salle Copper 4 Winona
Miami Copper . . MWolertna .......
M
11
1
41
Xevr York Mlitlnir Stnt'U.
NBW YORK. July 24.-Clotng quoin,
tlons on mining stivks:
Otm. Tunnel itock . .OlMltle Chief M
ilo txHidt lOMettran ..vl.l0
CVn. Cal. A Va ItOnttrlo .....Led
Iron filter l.Odtiphlr 10
teadrllle Coo Oii Yellow Jacket 11
Offered.
Hunk Clenrliiit".
OMAHA, July 24.-tlank clearing for
tndnv urn 14.T9I.T1S t anH to 119 jiu: 10
the corresponding day last year.'
OMAHA (IU.MJn.tl. tAIlKHT.
BUTTER--NO. 1, Mb. carton, c Nc
1, 00-11). tubs, 27c; No. 2, 26c
FISH-Whltc, tresh. llo; trout freah,
150! large orapplva, fresh, 13a 1 Spanish
mackerel, 16c, shad roe, per iur, 40o;
flinon, fresh. 16c; halibut, fiesh, 10c;
buffalo. o; bullhead. 13o; channel cat
lleh. loot pike, lfrc; pickerel, lie
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 3io; Amsri
can Swiss, too; block Swiss, 24c; twin.
17c; daitot, l?o; triplet, 17Vic Young
America, 18c blue label brick lie; llm
bergcr, 2-lb., 22o; Now York, whits 19c.
POULTRY-Uroliera, mrxia per lb.;
hens, ltio; cock, 12c; micks, ilU'Joo;
Soee, ISo turkey. 2vtj25o; pigeon, per
ox., 11.20; roosters, 9c; ducks, full fea
thered, 12ci geese, full feathered, lilo;
tquabs, No. 1, M.bO; No. 2, 60c
BEEF CUTS-Jto. 1 rlo. 17o; No. 2.
16c; No. 3, 14?ic. No. 1 lolna. Wic, No.
2, l8o; No. 8, llo. No. 1 chucka. no;
No. 2. 10c; No. 3, 10c. No. 1 rounda, 16o;
No. 2, 14cj No. 3, 14o. No. 1 plutes,
7e; No. J. 7o. No. 3, 6c
The following fruit und vegetable
price are reported by the Ulllnsky Frull
company:
FRUIT Extra Taney ilbcrta freestone
peaches, per bushel, 12.86; 6-bUahel lots,
per busiinl, 12.25; extra fancy elborta free.
Btone peathes. Per 4-bmket crate. Wc
California deciduous fruit: Climax
large red plums, per crate, $1.75; Bur
bank large red sweet plums, per crate,
11.60; Wlckson lurge green plums, pur
crate, 11.85; Simon large red plums, par
crate, 11.75: -Botan medium red plums, per
crate. II. W; Tragedy largo bluu plums,
per create, 11.85: pears, Bartlett's, por
box, $2.65; enchrs, st John, per box,
tl.Xo; Crawford peaches, per box, 11.25;
Arlsona standard cantaloupes, per crate,
13.25; Arlsona pony cantaloupes, par crate,
12.75; Arlxona jumbo cautuloupes, per
crate, $2.76; California cautaloupon, pony
crates, $2.60; California cantaloupes,
standard, per crate, $3.00. Homo grown
blackberries, per 24-uuart case. $3.00. Va
lencia orange, extra flue, 120, 288 sizes,
per box, $6.00; Sunklst Valenclus, 15o,
$6.60; 176, 200, 216, 350 sixes, per box, $7.00.
Grapefruit - lorlda, Indian River, 46, 51,
64 sizes, ViO.OO Lemons, extra .unoy sun
klst, 300a and 300. per box, $10.00; extra
choice red bull lemon, iJWs aud 300s, per
box. $9.60.
VEUETABLBS-Potntoc, large, new,
per bushel, $1.00. Onions, California large
yellow, per pound, !V4c. Tomatoes, Ten
nessee, per 4-basket crate, $1.15; 6-cruto
lot, $1.10. Wutprmelons, Alubamu. sweet,
per pound, lv; 6-crate lots, per pound,
lc
MISCELLANEOUS Roasting cars, per
iilVn 1Fet M IntllaTnn HaUfV ttm ilnann
86c; Molt' elder, per keg, IJ.LO; Nehuwka
cider, per keg, $3.26; asparagus, per dozen,
6O0; rhubarb, per dozen, 2vc; onion, per
dozen, 20c; new beets, carrots, turnip
per aozen, uc, iiurniey, pur aosen, tva;
radish, per dozen, 0c; head lettuce, per
dozen, $1.00; homegrown leaf lettuce, per
dozen. 20c! green PCPPer. Dor bnakat.
60c; wax or green bean, pur bnsket
$t00; hothouse cucumbers, per basket
$1.25; cauliflower, per pound. 10c to 12c:
Venetian ganiu. ir iiuunu, i-ric; now
cabbage, per pound, 3p; eggplant por
dozen, $1.60; horseradish. 2 dozen bottlos
In case, per case. $1.90; Dromedary brand
dates, package, $9,00; Anchor brand date.
Dtteknce. 12.26: Walnut. No. 1 soft nhMI
per pound, 20a; medium pecans, per pound,
13c; jumbo pecan, per pound, 16c; giant
pecan. Louisiana paper shell, per pound,
x6o; filberts, per pound, 16c; Druko al
ir.cnd, per pound, 15c; paper shell. 18a;
Brazil, per pound. 10o; large washed,
per pound, 12a; black walnut, per pound,
5oi raw No. 1 peanut, por pound. 7c;
Jumbo peanuts, per pound. 80; roat pea
nut, per pound, 8c; shell bark hickory
nuts, per pound, 4o; large hickory nuts,
tier nound. 3c: White rioa DODCorn. nne
pound, 4c; checker, per 100.paokoo case,
$3.60; checkers, per 60-packago case, $1.75;
Leslie berry boxes, quarts, por 1,000. $2.75.
CHICAGO LIV13 STOCK MAIIKICT
Cattle Steady to Shade loner-
Hogs Weak,
CHICAGO. July 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 head; market steady to a
shade lower; beeves, $7.209.20; Texan
ateera. I6.0n8.00: western steer. 17.10ft
8.16; Blocker and feeders, $5.60ff7.75; coWa
and heifer, K.WtSM; calves, I8.2MM1.2'.
A trainioud 01 Mexican steers, iva pounas
average, sold at $5.65.
HOGS Receipt. 18,000 head: market
....... r . lArwl .... ...1.1 t.itll. e.f anlna 1'i Hi Kit
nCU, V,VW "11."" , Mu... w hw.... rr
9.40; light, $9.15(89.65; mixed. $8.809.50i
heavy. $8.COa,36; rough, $8.0OXf8,W; pig,
$7.60tW.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 9.000
head; market strong, lOffSio higher; na
tives, $4.365.50; western. $4.35OC40: year
lings, $6.6o6.8o; native lambs, $5.65&8.0;
western, $0.2&&.00.
St. Lnnla Lire Stock Mnrket.
rt. LOUIS. Julv 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head; market for nntlvea
Bteady; southern 15c lower: good to
choice teers, $7.25438.00; tocker and feed
er. $5.ZUU7.50; cow ana neuers, h.iwf
8.40: bull, $0.0OJi'7.O0: calves, $.coll.ou;
southern steers, 6.2au.w; cow anu neu
ers. $4.26f?6.50.
HOGS Receipt, 6,600 head: market Eo
lower; pigs and lights, $7.2&69.60; mixed
and butcher, $9,8019.45; good heavy, e90
S1QA0.
head: market 10316c higher: mutton,
$3.2T4M,26; yearling, $6.0OH.w; lainn.
$6.2587.60.
Kansas Cltr Lire Stock Mnrkef.
KANSAS CITY, July 24.-ATTU5-Re-ceipt.
8.000 head; market steady to 10c
lower; prime led teer. $8.C01?9.Cp; dressed
beef steer. $7.0Og8.4O; western eer. $8.50
(S8.20; southern steers, 15. 4007.20; cows,
14 OOfitf.OO: heifer. $5.00S8.0: atocker. and
feedeVa. $5.354W.80; bulhT.S.OW.OO; calvea,
WHfl'RecelPt, 7.400 head: market f
10c higher: bulk. j815; heavy W !V
M0: packer and butoher. $8.S59.20.
1 liht $8.954t9.20: p KS. $7.5008.60.
ffinSEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 3 M0
head; market 160260 higher; lamb , $M
S yiarllnir, $5.0090.75; wether, $4.2
(Too! iwe, U.60Qt8S.
Sioux CUT Lve Slock WfrUet.
SIOUX CITY. la.. July 24. CATTLE.
Recelptt 6W head; market steady; native
steer $7.tt3S.60: cow and heifer, $.60Ji
WASitw bad; market
;kk- havy tsjim.n: mixed. $8.764M.!5;
lU'ht $ 9&a IO? bulk of sale, ..
Sin2EIAND IAMBS-HecelPt. 700
htd: fed mutton. V,2nmO0: wether
MrtvOO; ewes. $3.76&U60; lamb. $.S5tf
J.0.
8t. Jaaeph Live 81ol 31nrket.
ST. JOSEPH, July 24ATTL15-I'C-celpta.
1.100 head; market rteady : teer.
$5,&08.66; cow and heifer. $I.C0y.7i,
calve. $tt0Q10.00.
HOGS Receipt. 7.000 head: mnrkM
.tronger; top. $9.a: bulk -W
SHEEP AND SJ.P
head; market tronger; lamba, V..CMV1.A
' Live- Stork In SlKlit.
Cattle, nor. Sheen.
Rlotrx Cltr . W ,0M 700
Tfanaaa City 1.000 7.400 S.flOO
Kansas yiir . 1
Chicago .;.;'."."". t.000 18.000 9.000
WonVaha-.... l.?81 ll.ono ;.0
St Joseph ........ .iw ."w
Totals 23.7H1
55.900
21,300
Th TinidHtjeirl and Jadlriua Fe of
Jftncapuitta AdvurllMing 1 thi itnad lu
Suaumui fiut-cent.
OMAHA LIYEJTOGK MARKET
Good Beeves Steady, Common Kinds
Slow to Lower.
HOGS STEADY TO TEN LOWER
No Slurp of Any Cnitariiurnrr Today
ttei-elpla Consist Almost Kn-
1 1 rely of Immliie Drtunml la
Good nnd Prior' Are n.
Little Slronitrr.
SOUTH OMAHA, July 24, 1913.
.,.clrl"..were: Oattle. lloga. Mhcep
Pfflolal Monday...
Pf'lclal Tueaday...
Official WednesJay
Estimate Thursday
3.69S
6,-j
k.118
16.414
1 ?al
2,41-11
1,909
l.Obl
7,774 8.683
ll.OJO , 3,500
... n-eeK. 9,111 Ot.iW
Piune day last week..l,)J 31,961 $1,111
r-ailll llni'a 9 U.l. ... e ..... a.nn, OA iffi
U., ... 7 " - 1Ui M.V 1W,,IU
-... v, wn 1 w as. ago. 13,015 7,STS Vs'
Same daj last year.. 11,401 29,838 28,140
,T'0. following table show tho receipt
V1. ,wg1t ani1 "h'ep R "outh Omaha
live itOCk mnrknt 11, ...
eompared with last year.
c,al0 436,4211 4n,aBI ...... 4.82S
s 1.0IUU KW.10S 4U3J
Ji1" f,oll?lh table snows the rang ot
P-.5e? l0r. no" Bt uth Omaha for tha
last ftw days, with compsrtaont:
Oat. I lXjlU.lMl.1910.lstM.ijwl.uT.
July
14,
0 21 g J6I 7 7 6 43
It 8 M 7 82 6 II 6 71
8 23 7 U 6 6 ii
t SO 7 74 0 41 6 71
III IK 40 5 61
IK I 85 7 76 6 74
C 8 is 7 75 0 33 6 W
6 17 I 81 7 70 6 27
S St 7 67 6 34 5 9!
033 I 7 07 6 31 0 M
July
10.
7 16
I ,B
7 16
July 16.
July IT.
July is,
July hi,
July to,
.Inly 81.
J "
7 W
7 23
7 as
8 m:
July IB.
July 81.
77
filllday.
Recrlpt and deposition of llvo stock at
tho Union Block yard, South Omaha,
Neb for twenty-four hour ending at
p. m. yesterday.
R12CEIPTS-CARLOAD8.
rllttl Itctfa Ult..n ft-.-
Wabash R. It....;" 6
Missouri Pncllla Ry, 12
7
1
3
23
6
36
12
11
39
17
'i
3
1 iiioii raeltlo it It. 1 23 13
O. A N. W Wet... V
O., St. P.. M. & O.. 6
yt f Q-, eat.,., 6
p., II. A O., wet.... 13
O., Ri , A p., rut. 4
U.i It. I, A P., west. 1
Illinois Central Ry. 1
Chliftgo U. W. Ry 1
"I
Total receipt ,, 61 168
It
DISPOSITION CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs, Sheop.
Morris AV Co 61
Swift ft Co 196
Cudahy Packing Co.... 316
Armour A Co 240
Hahwnrta A Co
H, O. P. Co.,, 7
I. P. Co 10
Sinclair 7
Armour, Kansas City.. 76
llentiiu, Vmisant & L,. 11
Hill A Bon, 33
Fi II, Lewi,,, 2
Ji II, Root A Co., 11
Ji 11. Bulla 19
rtlielinr tk Degeu,. 64
It. F, Hamilton 17
Rothachlld & Kreba.... 16
!.4iP
261
HOT
862
2,03(
1.1H6
2,lkS."i
131
1,016
VJthcr buyers 191
728
Tntnl 1,837 9,217 4.24R
CATTLE Receipt of cattle Wero Very
light thl morning, only fifty curs re
ported In. For the four days- this week
receipts foot up 0,087 head, being smaller
than for. the corresponding period laat
ween nnd a year ago, but larger than two
nnd three week ago.
The demand for beef steers of desir
able quality was very good, and cattle
such ns have been Belling from around
$8.40 aud upwards wero generally steady
with yesterday, nnd, for that matter,
Just a high as they have been any time.
One bunch ot choice yearlings sold up
to l.,&0, the snmo prlco thnt was paid for
tho same cattle hero on Tuesday. It will
bo remembered that till I high prlco
for tho year to date. Common to pretty
decant cnttlo wera very Blow sailors at
lower 'price. Buyer apparently -do not
rnro for that kind, and seller found It
alow unloading,
Tha best cow nnd heifers, inch ft
shippers and outside .buyers would bid
5.11, wero steady, but common grassy
Kind were low and weak. Veal calve
wero In good demand, the best selling a
hbth a $10, Bull sold In about tho aame
ticjlolips n yesterday.
There warn only a few stock cuttle and
feeder In the yard, and the desirable
kind sold In about tho t-umo notches ns
1-eaterdny, fur lu fait thure was little
or no drop In price on any kind.
Quotation on cattle: Good to rtholca
beef oteers, U.ffiUo.lW; fair to good beef
Bteero, $7.9004.26; common to fair ,beet
steer. l7.2iij7.lK); good to choice heifer.
7.0(1I,00 good to choice cow. $0.O0i27.40;
fair to good grade. tS.2GlfL00; common
to fair grade, IJ,tOU5,2f; good to choice
stneker nnd feeders, l7.2f.if7.7C: fair to
Rood Blocker and fedars, $6.7607.25; com
1011 to fair itooker and feeder. $6.2641
$.751 atook oown and heifers, $5.0OU6.60:
vent calvesi $7.00010,001 bull, itugi, etc,
t.003)7.4O.
Representative alk
IlEHy BTEISRS.
KB, ATI Tf, Xo. At. Pr.
r.. ....... .illl I M 11... Ill I u
Turn.,.,., III T 19 l..ii,,,,,,,lM0 IM
t1. in. Til O ! HH I IS
11. 1,1 i...lii 1 od 1011 1 40
iiitiiiiu.,iul I in I , J4 1 40
H,.iiliiiiiilll 111 Hi.. 1104 141
II.,,.,..... Hl I 10
!"
II..
1140 I Co
T. .111.111.. TIT I II
1. ........ ..ti0 I 10
,.1103 I CO
,,1174 M
Ill
II. ...l... 11.il" J f II,.i..mJ...IM 171
hti'.i'.iih rtnu 11n.1v i j un.
JO nu, 711 T II II 122 I II
I, ...1 111 I 10 139 I M
COWS.
..., ,1M0 B 04 I ...lOll I 20
i lift 1 K
HKIFWR3,
4 717 I t d, ...... 1 ,. , 711 7 10
I Kt I 71 7 710 I 00
1,... 1120 7 no 1.., (to j'm
4 TIT 1 td
BULLH.
t Ill I 10 l.ii,i 1IM 7 21
1 1170 I Id I 170 7 11
1 4I I 10
UAUVltH.
1 Ill 10 00
!.... W 19 j
BTOCitiins
4 m 1 U
l.,..i..t.i, 110 19 00
S AND FEEDERS.
. Til I 41 ll,.....i.i. 121 19
NETIRAHKA.
10 teer,,..12l3 7 09 6 heifer.., 724 0 40
1 feeder,. .1210 7 M 49 fedr..lls 7 tS
10 Meer. .,.llM 7ft . Scow 1030 t) 26
MOUTH DAKOTA.
10 feeder., 820 6 10 fl sow 991 6 CO
14 steer. ...1171 7 33
HOOH Hupplle today were the heav
test for the week to date, amounting to
about 160 cars, or 11,000 head. For the
week the run foot up 34,388, a gain of
3,600 head a compared with laat week,
and about 4,600 larger than tho aame
day laat year.
The heavy receipt gavo the packer
just the excuse for breaking the market
that they have been waiting- for. Specu
lator started out early and bought a
good many load of good' light and
butcher stuff about steady. Packer did
not get started until well after 9 o'clock.
When they made their first bid the
price offered were lOtt'lto and on rough
packer fully 16o lower. Trade was very
low from the start First sale to killers
worn about a. dltne lower.
Trad want on slowly at thin decline
until moat of tho order had been filled.
About this tlmo valueu took a fresh drop,
landing an a 104fl6a lower level. What
hogs were left at thl time were forced
to go at thl decllno, the only alternative
being to carry them OTor until tomorrow,
Tha close was. If anythlnc. drSKKlor than
Uie early trade, and at midday there
wera still a few load In first hand. In
addition to thl one train ot hog did not
arrive until after IS o'clock. At the time
of our going to preoa tneeo lost arrivals
had not been soul.
Balk ot ale was mada at $8.C53f JO,
with the long strings at $3.70 and $8.7$.
Topa reached the amo figure a on
Wednesday, a tev Voads of beat light
telllns up to n.Vt
n3nesntstlT cases?
rta. Ar.
17....MI
tl. tVI
17- lit
It MT
16. 111
CO. .271
Kh. Pr. r. At. f. TT,
... 1 ti t. .nt win
89 I ft 4t......Ct H 111
... in r......oo is 1 7i
... I ti 14. til tt I 71
... t U T0......2tt 10 I II
40 I 70 IL til 10 111
tO 170 a...,.tCl tO 177
I It 11 Ill ... t 10
MO I 70 7 . ..MS 49 t be
10 t 70 It. . ll I W
240 I 70 71 . . 161! . I to
ItO I TO 47 III I tS
19 I 70 SO, HI lit IM
179 Tt....MMl 12 ID
ia. -in
M,
tw
It..
M II.
tt
et .
it -
171
.. .tut
2e
2M
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2H
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M. . ,.n IM I ?4 U. . ., 114 IM II)
i . n M ItO l .. .Ill IM I KN
ill ... I U 71 44 to is
M W IN M M ... IM
4 I n Ul ... 8 90
s m in w m .. m
241 W ft 70 II 1H WIN
g X IM I U M W ... I M
TO.... ...IN ... 17 4 )! H 111
tt tea m i7iu ; Sir jio its
It 2M ... I 71 17 m .. I ts
TO.. Mt ... I 71", 31 ... t M
CI Ill ... Ill II... ... t ni
t Ill 10 I 71 (7 m to 9 00
M til 40 I 71 71 IM ... t OS
11 iO ... I 71 71 Ill 10 I 05
H ....XI ... 1 7J I4.......1M ... I IA
M HI 119 t 71 90 Ill ... I 10
CI. .....HI . . I 71 M 104 40 I 10
II 2M 40 I 71
SIIRICP There, wrr nmH 4hlrtn n
fourteen cars of lambs In tho ynrd this
morning, but on old hcop of nny con
sequence, Tli total arrivals for tho
wck iooi un as,wo neaa ana over, being
tho lliriffHt for nnv week sine the. num.
lug of the ranga pennon and larger than
uir uip corresponding period a year ago
bv over 1.000 head.
An hnttltl AlwlV0. HiAre. ti-err. tin nl,1
f-r.eonof any consequence In sight anc
nothing- upon which to base an cstlmatf
of tho market on thnt kind of stuff. Tin
roenngf However, wa tuny steady witn
yesterday.
Tllo demand for fat lambs wan good, at
usual jit thin point, nnd price were .
Ilttld atrrtnEffir Minn vnatni-.tnu l1nti.
lamp sold up an high ns 17.45. Tho tradi
wn naiurnny ft lime mow, owing to tni
fact thnt tho offering were all prctt
muah of ons khul. Still. nr.actlealU
everything wrh disponed of nt it reanon
ably early hour. The trade might be
summed up a n good, healthy and, fror
a seller' standpoint, nn entirely satis.
ractorv market.
There wete no food era of any cons
quenae In tight, but the feeling on tha
kind of stock wan steady, tne iamo at
It has bein all week. Tho demand foi
fncdlnit lamb is never very large this
eurly in tho season, but It In fully a
good ns could bo expected nnd equnl to
the receipts,
Uitotntlon on sheen nnd lnmbs! Ijmbs.
good to choice, JS.WT7.53i lambs, fair to
good, .0tl.8S! lambs, cull. $4.3itf.J.tiO;
lambn, feeder, trt.0O30,M; yearling, good
10 cnoicn, t3.&oiin.tft; yeariwgs, inn- 10
irnnri. 14.7SfftA.00: VMrllnrg. feeder. Si SMI
5.C0; wether, good to choice, Mtofl.ss.
wethers, fair to Rood, t4.2MN.40: wetheri,
feeder. IJ.SMjfl.OQ: ewes, good to choice
$4.00l-4.oO; ewe, fair to Rood, tLaXlKOCV
ewes, feeder, 2.7MJl.l5i cull sheep, $2.0
OS. 00.
No. AV. IT.
is Nebraska owes 76 4 0)
:t cull owes 65
10S Ncbraakn. owo 61 IW
91 Nebraska fed yearling.... d ';
1610 Idaho lambs M 7 45
Guards Sing the
. Marseillaise in N
Front of Vatican
ROME, July 2t-ThrouKhout the day
tho Vatican wa In a veritable tato ot
Moge. Thl wa the outcome ot thl
mutiny of the Swiss guard, whose de
mand. In tho form of a memorial re
latins tholr grievance and ctttng forth
the conditions on which they would re
main In tho service, flatly wore rejected
today. '
Three lender In tho movemont wore ex.
polled from tho Vatican. Four other left
tonight nnd twelve have requeued leavi
to depart for their home In October.
Those who left were accompanied to the
gate of tho Vatican by their comrade.
At tho moment ot separation they cried,
"Viva Garibaldi!" Some of them Joined
In singing the MarselllaUo. Nover bofort
wa euch a scene witnessed In front ot
the vatlean.
Yeterday the guard wero relieved ot
their cartridge, and today even their
rifle were taken from them, a It wa
discovered that they had succeeded In
concealing cartridge.
Imitation Cowboy
Failure as Reality
Frank Seville, a 119-pound youth, mem
ber of the burlesque stook company play
ing at the Krug thl summer, jumps out
on tho stage In tha second act, garbod
a a wild and woolly cow gentleman of
tho days before tho "movie" revolution
ized cow-puncher droas. He shoots oft
0. revolver several time and as the come
dian flee In staged confusion he roars.
"Whar Iwol Whar lel" and then lie
exit left and "double" hero or some,
thing else.
After the matinee yesterday, In a fl!
of rage ho partly destroyed hi wlfo't.
wardrobe, and then before the evening
show he started to trounce the stagi
crew In a no-stage manner, He war
booted out of door In double quick tlmn
and ho went around tn front and created
a disturbance In the audience. A plain
clothe policeman happenod to be there
and he attempted to quiet the stage cow
boy. Bevllle punched the officer.
When quiet wa restored, Seville wn
carrlod out In charge ot the plain clothet .
man, and wa brought to police head'
quarter, whero he Is held on a charge j
ot drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
as well a disturbing the peace A po
lice surgeon repaired hi Injuries received
In lit unsuccessful encounter with the
policeman.
Paris Newspaper
Gives Bryan Poke
PARIS, July 21. In rcferrlnfr to the
proposed treaty between the United
States and Nicaragua the Temp today
recall that Secretary of State Bryan
told a member ot It ataft In 1903 thai
the United States ought to evacuate the ,
Philippines, that the United State wat
big enough and that it did not Want :
either colonic nor a. navy.
The newspaper says that Mr, Oryan'f '
rapid change of opinion as manifested
In his statement to tho senate show
once, more the practical spirit of ths
American, "who know bow to cast off
mere theories when the future of his
country Is at take."
Signal Corps May
Not Leave Omaha
(From a Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Speclal 'Tele ;'
gram.) Aurance werr jrtven by the
War department today that for the pres
ent tho signal corps will not be taken
from Fort Omaha. An order .for Its re
moval was made somo time ago and
the Commercial club of Omaha, aaked
Senator Hitchcock to prevent Its enforce,
ment If possible.
Senator Hltchcock-has hope that the de
lay may enable him to stop thp removal
altogether.
Omaha Woodmen of
the World Go to Meet
The Beyrnpur guards and a team from
tlie) Benson camp, Woodmen ot the
World, ar to go to the national metln
of tha uniform rank. Woodmen of the
World, held at Put-In-Bay, O., -which
begins August &
John T, Yates, sovereign clerk, and who
Is alao commander of the uniformed rank;
eastern division, will attend. It is ex
pected 2,000 members will be tn attend
a oca.