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TJIE BEE: O MAFIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1914.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
large Sales of Cash Wheat Reported
from Conters.
START MOVEMENT OF NEW CROP
mall Declined In Corn In CnlcnRO
nnd Liverpool, Accompanied by
Weakness In Forelirn Market
on Rood Weather Report.
OMAHA, Neb., June 17.
There li little In the conditions sur
rounding the wheat market on which
to make purchases. The crop Is moving
In Increased quantities and prices are
likely to sell to a lower level. Good
weather Is needed to permit of harvest
ing and threshing new wheat, as well
as moving It to the railroad stations.
U seemed al ono lime yesieruaj
an,d general rams in in
M5W VOllIC OKXKltAIi MA11KET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Comntodltlr
NBW YORK, Juns 17.-FLOUR-Mar.
ket quiet; spring patents, J4.eo36.80: win
ter straights, $4,300-4.35; winter patents.
Il.40g4.70; spring clears. 14.00tH.15; extra
No. winter. 12.66t73.fS; extra No. 2 winter,
I8.4MM.K, rye flour, quirt, fair to good,
$J.ra.M; choice to fancy, 11.6543.75.
WHKAT-Spot market, weaker: No. 2
hard winter, 97o c. 1. f., New York; No. 2
red, WVic c. 1. f., July shipment! No, 1
northern Duluth, 11.004 and No. 1 north
ern Manitoba. 11.02V4 f. o. b.. afloat; July,
MHo; September, m l-16c; December, Via.
CORN 8pot market, weak; No. 2 yet
low, 804c c. I. f., prompt.
OATS Spot market, quiet; standard
white, 4vaHc. No. S, 4iV4tfHc; fancy
clipped white. 47tT4SHc.
UAY-Market quiet; prime, $1.16; No
1, ll.10ni.124; No. T, fl.OG; No. 3, O3CQJ1.0O;
shipping, T&tfSOc.
PItOVIS10N.-rork steady; mess, $22.23
22.7S; family, 122.0&f22.60; short clear,
I19.t0g21.00. Beef, quiet; mess, 117.005?
18.60, family, llS.OOfllO.OO. Cut mean,
steady; pickled hama, JH.OOflU.60; pickled
bellies, nz.ZOTU.Z5. Lara, steauy; miame
V.M t,..t.
southwest and south would check the 1 west. 110.10fM0.20. Lard, steady; contl
Sownwart tAnd of values for the time ncnt. $10 7S South America, $11.16; com-
being, but the Increased selling oy mm; '"'i",'-T Avv 'ii',i,.i .,li. M
of the l.ra-er commission housos against TALI0V--Market. quiet; city.
the actual wheat to come forward drove
many of the early buyer out of their
position and caused net losses for the
dav of Htftte.
While St. Louis reported that the
larger cash houses were not receiving
favorable responses to bids sent out
Tuesday night, there was a different
story from cash handlers.
Chicago, as well as Kansas City, re
ported heavy purchases of the new crop
over night. The states selling new wheot
were Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Indiana,
Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Somo
of these states were pressing their grain
for sale, which caused the cash handlers
In Chicago to back away.
The first car of new wheat from the
southwest was received at Chicago yes
terday by the J. Roaenbaum Grain com
pany from Oklahoma. According to
Frank Rice, secretary of the Star and
Crescent Milling company, this grnln was
In milling condition. The first t ar of the
new crop received In Chicago last year
was on June 20.
Importing countries are resorting to
their old tactics of making purchases of
wheat In a sub-roa way. In a round of
the larger cash handlers yesterday It was
learned that not only Chicago, but the
southwestern markets, sold considerable
grain for foreign shipment, and that It
is to go out in August and September.
Additional vessel room was engaged at
the seaboard for ewly shipment, with
some of It to be loaded as early as the
first week In July.
The news on wheat from abroad was
both bearish and bullish. The markets
of the old world were all lower. The
tl.00fl.W; No. 1 to choice lowland, none
here. IS.OOtJ.O.OO; No. 2, $.00a.00; No. 2,
JI.00tT6.00.
Dry tJoods Market.
NKW YOTIK. June II. DRY GOODS
Printed wash fabrlos sold freely in Job
bins: and retail houses today. Cotton
.roods mnrknts were creiieraflv steady
BUT LONDON IS MORE CHEERFUL wltn firmness increasing In some quar-
I tcrti.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Selling Movement of Small Volume
Makei Appearance.
Te.mpornrr Cessation In K nan Bre
men of Hold for IJxport to
Kumpe, N0 Steamer Sailing;
Ilrfore Knil of Week.
NF.W YOrUC. June 17-The drift of
siock quotations toany was UV. I V'
ICnnann CI tr Live Stock Market.
KANSAH C1TT. June 17. -CATTLE
Receipts, 2,800 head; market strong; prime
fed steers. J8.C0r29.00: dressed beef steerb.
J7.7&0S.&O; western steers, J6.75S.75; south-
crn steers, 15.2yifs.40; cows, M.aw.tu;
V. l iT T'fl V . J 1. .. ..
f-iiru.w, BiutnciB aaIHa i-uoin,
J6.40r37.78; bulls, JS.DOg7.00; calves, IfcOOtf
10.00.
IIOOS Receipts, 7.TO0 head; market.
- - t a 1 1 itvutr 1MA;ciIi I .njr 1 1 t: vj
The selling movement was "mow in oi- steady; bulk, JS.07HS25; heavy, ta.260
umo, Mm wnue iiicic ." "... packers and butcners. w.UrTjB..'i4,
Y. . "'""i - - 1 M.unis.1173 I'lK", l.iVHI.IO.
8,l?ht . . . . ,., SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocelpts, 4.003
ucarisn sentiment to ''ly"":!..; Head; market higher; lambfl, 8.ron9.3u;
disturbing reports regarding the Mexican JearinR!I j8.25r37.lO: wethers, J6.2yg6.2J,
situation. Of similar effect was the May fVeg .2o6.i6; Blockers and feeders" 12,50
ures were IGO.849,000. as compared with
W6.64I.OO0 a year ago. l or me ; eran Chlcnuo Live Stock Market
ffeTtf&tft iSZ2rViJ down to last . CI"CAG,0. June K.ATTLB-Recelpts
years figures, wnicn were
16,000 head; market slow; beeves, $7.3&3
in.ii' rnnri rhrf.il largely on "teers J8.8O0S.15; Blockers and feed-
6V4c;
country. MiOHr. stwc al. 6Hc.
HIDES Market, steady; Bogota,
25e; Central America, 28c.
IllTTTEU Creamery extras, 2702Sc;
firsts, 254i27o; seconds, ZV&Zc: process
extras, 2122c; ladles, current make,
firsts. lV4c.
CHEESE State, whole milk, fresh
white or colored specials, l&LtfTl&Ho; aver-
u Urn f.nrv. 11 Gtlj
KOGS-Krcsh gathered extras. 2MK!5o; vu.r . ,(mi liB Weakness 81. LonU Mve Stock .Market.
extra firsts. 22Q22UC: firsts. 20a2lHo; sec-l... ....hi.-V i th. fo.., il.ni tb svndl- ST. LOL'IS. June 17. TJATTIjE Re
onds, 18rfil9V4c. Icate which took over the American Tele- cclpts, 8,000 head; market strong; beef
l'uuLiii) urcssca, iirm; western 1 phono holdings of Western union, 1 rar, nu hbuotb, -y?yi
account
In PranPA
Th.rr . ..e.xatlon in the iioos iieceipis. ai.ooo nead: marnei
.n...mJ Lf P03, rLnrt n Eurone low'' bulk of aIe' S.20S.23; light, JS.0r
owm nrobbl? to UiPfact thS t no -2S: 'mixed. JS.oofl.TO; heayx-, $?.85S:27'A;
.Po?Saihi fn, ;h?n,nS !dls lie- rough, JLSofiS.OO; pigs, J7.o637.80.
steamer available for shipments sails be- BH1;Ep ,VD ' t 'vAlbB-RecetDts. 18.000
rjn"..h.lt' mm th hleh level of head; market barelv steady; sheep, $5,305.
hertmhoaveme3ntl MonSyg?ate.V wc?o V&l' ,ambs-
Western Union waa under prcssuro.
ss
OMAHA OniVEIlAl- M A II K EST,
chickens, frozen, 1414020c; fowls, amounting to J24.00O.O0O, expires June 24. 90;, stockers ami feedors. J5.O0H7.16;
ivc, turKeys, azec, ur me rniiroati Mtocxs, trie inn issuea anu I sSSin rS
.,!,. Total steacly: pIks and lights. jr,.6oan.a): mixed
mrTTcruv. 1. it ,.r.nn. v sales par value. Jl.603.o00. Vnited States ana outcners, .8B.; gooa neavy.
, ik rrn ' I bonds were unchansrod on call.
'CHEEBE 'imported Swiss. 29c! Amerl- Number of eajes of stoc and leading
can Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, 22o; twins, quotations were:
17. rlnl.l.a 17Un' trlrvlt ITUn' Vniin. I
10n- V,l... 1.1.1 hilnr lllo llr... I AmilltClSttd CoPIKr
burger, 2'-lb.,' lie; Mb., 20c; 'New 'York
t'lillA IQn I " .
SHEEP AND LAMBSRecelDts, 6.20)
h.nrt: mnj-kfft. fttendv: Bhom-eil muttons.
" B.i. uirt. Um. O. fr'00 5 (1 ambe- ".0OB8.00; spring
-r ... .MO JOS 70V4 7(r lambs, $0.0009.05
UW M
"K2t."T.. . ... . . I Intnlnn CMn 1.W0
j-iuii-iiimc. iob, liuui, iw, crH- I 'Amcrloj) Can pU, ioo jh
pies, hc; oonisn macacrei, lite; snaa roe, i AmirlMn c A K...
per pair, uua; saimon, lie; naiiuui, lie, AmmiD urxttm un
buffalo, OWc; channel catfish, 15c; pike, Am. It fouritln m x mu
ISC; piCKerel, C Amwictn um ...
POULTRY Broilers, 20c; hens, Uos Am"rn
H 7
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
JjL celpts, W0 head. Market steady; steers,
$7.0039X0; rows ai)d heifers, $4.0.C0;
sou. calves, io.wav.oij.
v(Z HOdS-Receipts, 11.000 head. Market
steady to shade lower; bulk of sales, $8.06
cocks S We- ducks go- go- turkevs Amertcia S. A R 1.700 U it 42 8.20.
iS ? nlsions p ,ln to- lliri ffl Amerln B. A R. pfd lTi SUEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpts. 1.600
,q.Uft.1d"l.No-.1- ,1-W! No We. . Am.riMn ToUcco 217 8 j0, .
iiur.i'' uuTii-lUDs: no. l, litc; no. Anacon44 Mining Co.... 1.TW
2, 17c; No. $, l$o. Chucks; No. 1, llo; Atcnlun
Slonz City J.lvc Stock Mnrket.
influenceTthere Vre theTincreascd. .! i No. $, le. Rounds. No.
cheaper offerings of Amorican.wneat. tne -v';- nthlh.m et..i
pressure on Indian wheat and the more ,"3"' .t 'IW.i nrocUrn HdI4 Tr l.nno
favorable crop advice, from Russia and auoted b'v?h S? !! H H3 iaEoT'bull.V's ags Kio.
Argenuns. I iciihith rtrn.. ICV. fr.v Hiinkl.t .1TIn,I. . i'Til riA ?! " HOaS-RoceintH. B.S0O hpod! market
T'l.n.a am II rt.Klin.. 1 M1TH Tint ' . . - - - I I I, nB ,R a liniB 1 . Ill) Bit. U 1IU I. . . . I
" v....v ... ---- i fin. o fi l.nH . CJtm 1vw M ? w . ( . ' ... " . . J I hlffhPP h,AVV. Iy OitX HJ' mlYwi SRnniffAn'i
.OOffle'OS
receipts.
11 f)H 0
9U MVb WVt
BIOUX. CITT. la., June 17. CATTLE
w I liecelDta. UM IiMrl: mnrkpt nlrnili' in Ite
W M Wi higher: native steers. J8.004f8.85: cows and
I hlltphnn 1R 9W?JI 9Ti nna n V.lfn. r. r
OMAHA LIVEJTOGK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Active Sellers
and Fully Steady.
HOGS BIG FIVE CENTS HIGHER
Sheep nnd Lambs Strong; to Ten to
Fifteen Cents Higher Alt
Sold at nn Early Hoar
Light Ran.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 17, 1914.
Receipts were: Cuttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 2.722 6,2i5 2.615
Official Tuesday 4,173
Estimate Wednesday.. 2.200
1S.G1J
8,600
3.798
8,000
Three days this week 9.093 28,251 9.444
Same days last week.. 8.818 19.207 8,667
Same days 2 weeks ago 8,867 29.99S 9.745
Pamo days 3 weeks ago 11,330 27,095 11,931
Same days 4 weeks ngo 8,699 2S,74t 17.87?
Same days last ycar..l0,199 29,823 $,8ol
The following, table stiows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date, as compared with last year: .
1114. 1913. Inc. rve
Cattle 350,105 399.835 19.5
Hogs 1.2S2.027 1,354,798 81.nl
Sheep 1,028,499 905,011 123,485 ......
The following table allows tha range of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha Uya
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. I 1914. 111111 191' "U P!)H.1909.'1IKW.
May 28.
May 23.
May 30.
May 21.
June 1.
June 2.
Juno 3.
June 4.
June 5.
June 6.
June 7.
June 8.
June 9
June 10.
June 11.
June 12.
June 13
June 14
Juno 16.
June IS.
June 17.
8 02
7 85HI
7 87HJ
7 80
7 88
7 94'
7 96'
S 04
8 04H
7 90
7 87K
7 95i
8 03
8 00T4
8 02
8 06
371 7 32
8 41l 7 20 S 89
8 631 7 18 6 82
8 68f 7 22) 6 74
7 27 6 76
8 45 6 75
823 7 33 878
8 19 7 3
8 19 7 2S 5 88
8 21 7 85 5 SS
8 27 7 43 5 85
7 44 6 83
8 27 6 89
8 38 7 48 -6 99
8 47 7 43
8 62 7 36 6 90
8 59 7 31 6 79
8 5$ 7 35 5 79
7 a 6 78
8 50 6 R5
8 401 7 161 5 911
9 291 7 021 6 2
702 t27
9 38 I 6 25
9 33 7 111 .
9 31 7 14 & 3a
9 31 7 14 6 35
9 09 7 28 6 23
9 06 7 84 6 26
7 36 i 31
9 01 5 26
9 15 7 32
9 29 7 38 6 27
9 321 7 37 6 27
9 36 7 40 6 27
9 36 7 35 6 37
7 39 6 48
9 23 6 62
9 27 7 52
9 40 7 67 6 50
9 38 7 66 6 54
9 211 7 631 5 63
than a week ago, but 1.60) short of the
corresponding days last year.
No. AT. Sh. 11. t.. At. ah. Tr.
H... iM to H 7n m H l
M IM 400 7 M4 7T M I
7i m in in t :m in i os
it art ... s oo 14 ..ut ... t ti
M M ... I 00 M :m ...
CI HO IM I 00 11 0 t
71 W 1 w X sw ... OS
Mt .. ; O) 31 m ) 8 06
Tl 3M ... 100 to : ... tom
61 ifA 100 I On 48 ..-W ... 1074
H !t 240 i H 90 3S ... OT
II 93 ... l SC4i 7 Jll 4 07H
77 l M ltH 7e........N0. IjO 8 7H
tt 4 110 8 CHi K 07 10 8 H
H Ill 14-1 i0t J5 ... 8 07H
It !40 40 8 0H4 14 S00 ... 8 C7H
;i t 8 ojn so toi ... i 07H
;i MO ... 8 0JH tt M8 ... 8 07'i
71 Ml 40 I MH f 801 ... 8 OT.i
4t io 8 oc 71 a ... 8 ui
M 20$ ... 8 0ttt 78 t14 ... 8 07i
74 JM m 8 0H4 21 til 80 8 07'1
71 H5 10 S 0'.i 87 274 40 8 074
7i. !38 (0 IK 77 244 KV) 8 07H
71 233 -20 8 OS S J 1 8 07i
14 200 80 8C4 M Ill ... 8 07H
6J 247 10 8 OS 80 28 10 8 07U
7t r2 ... 8 05 t ITS ... I 074
71 244 10 8 (5 78 23 W 8 07H
S ISC 40 8 03 4 ... S 07
zm ... 8 i ts 2S6 240 my,
74 7M ... 8 0S M 2S9 160 8 074
50 SM ... 8 0S 68 211 M 8 07H
80 218 ... I OS 30 1B7 fS 8 074
f 62 ... 8 03 80 265 SO 8 074
m :v )o os n & iso 8 074
47 SS! 120 8 0S 74 227 ... 8 074
61 SCO 120 If M SH ... 8 074
50 251 80 8 0S ,.l 160 8 074
16 2M ... 8(45 71 ..US ... 8 074
87. ...... .202 ... 8 03 41 S87 ... 8074
61 211 80 03 1 :oi to 8 074
7 224 M 8 03 76 2S2 SCO 8 10
ft 7S6 80 8 0S M US ... 8 10
74 223 160 8 OS 78 18! 80 8 10
tl ffiO ... 8 05 IS ?18 30 S 10
34 247 ISO 8 05 C 291 80 8 10
62 260 120 8 OS 62 SM ... 8 10
74 284 ... 8 0S 62 2S7 ... 8 10
72 27S 80 8 (6 218 ... 8 10
47 S18 40 8 OR 6S 166 M I 10
52 211 M 8 03 ?6 2S6 160 8 10
88 SSI 80 8 05 75 529 40 8 In
PS 27S ... S OS 62 261 200 8 in
SO 292 ... 8 V, f! 282 ... 8 124
88 SJ6 . . 8 03 67 :S ... 8 124
SHEEP Lambs and wethers were
flunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at
3 o'clock yesterday:
uauie.iiogs.ancep.Mscs.
2
2
Ch caeo. but at Liverpool, rne rs:-rur"2,xr"r..' r:?? vv' 7T" " "- ..... ..... - i; im. i, i; ;":.."' ;
. . - . -.-i u.it i i i-KM. Jk.t ia I I t4i mnfiiiiiii rss-T. i jiu. i m.m , i it . mrtn ifn in i vtv. I 4tsui vitvhwi uuin a, miiLn,
. " fff?J"? V;1 260il I88s. S24s. J3.00 bore . ... . " lioS SHEEP AND LAMBS No
only at
weakness
-n Ina snrt T the tnerVasid offerings of Jra Valenclas, W, 112s, IKs, lWe, 17s, Oolor.do Kuel A Iron.... 800 Tl n 144
Burowan crio2s offerings ot . . . nMl, jm
B0J)?a5r?o. -u.-u ..,! rln. all M.60 box. Umnni: Etlr. rroduots ., S00 t 1 84
luiwi-uiKim n..... "": ctiH.' Ti.i va. -n. r VrViA "f iiuason.....
tie.. II. & St. P..
I., nunnn ..............
Mlsnnilrl 'Pnrlflp.
union Pacific
C. ft N. W east....
C. ft N. W.. west....
C, St. P.. M. & O...
(J., n. 4., east...,
C, B. & Q west.-..,
C, R. I. & P., east.,
at. l. at f wesi
Illinois Contral ....
Chicago O. W ,
Live Stock In Sight.
Receipts of ltvn stock at the five prln-
on the burring side of oat. for several fancy Golden Bowl, 300s. 300.. J7.00 box; ! p'.' naii:: V..::: "i:! wg elpaI wcalcm
k. --V.-.l 1 1 V.n 1 .iirinllas rT I 1HHCV CVl Ivrlr LDfU. UU. mflU nnv: n.H... n
.V ?".". ""S.:'Vh..;wT. extra fancV Hinklst Trail hrind. tt.75 7-m.. Jh-" "" i South Omaha 2.200
v,.. ,n . nr.i. ingl.r in n nrim iiirc-il I box. Qrapo fruit: Extra fancy. 64s. 34.60 1 Krle l.ooo tun su I Eloux City 600
showing that tho July and September box; extra, fancy. 4s. 14.00 box: extra KrU l pfd too H 48 4 Kansas i City 2,300
were under considerable selling pressure, fancy. 36s, 33.60 box; Indian River, 61s St, L?ulg A
iVT .Vli . ?rrllnnllv and SOS. 15.00 box. ADhles; lien Dsvls. il 7IS qnrl Kleetrlo 14744 tjhlcago 33,000
lower all arouaa yesioruay wun u o twer w , . Orett rTorlhom 6r ttl- 1 oo 81
f.flnt iv4-v. tnrether with the bearish 1 25a bushel: cabbage, new. Texas. 2a lb.: I ini,t,rn,..s u..
semi-monthly stocks, as the leading in- cabbage, California, zc lb.; Texas yellow tnttrboromti M pfd.. l.eoo tiA
nuences. Ileeeipts ot nogs coniinue io itormuaa onions, e.iD oraie:, crystal wax, I murauimu utrrtmw... vn iw
fail below tnose ot a year ago, as mere .s crnis; peppers, wo oosxet; lancy -r.nn Pm
nlv mi nrn In tha west Yesterday. I tomatoes tl.75 crate: cueiimheni lint I inwrnailoasl rtprr ...
against 1U.60O last year. Tho cash meat house. 606 to SLM dox.: new beets, carrots, t.llc?.'' ?!SJg.
waiIa aAMiinitod rsip i Tiii'mna m n n rn arv. 11 mi rtrm 11 stn .
1.800 183 122K 128
10 X. TOH
118
UK
624 0241
10H 1061i
..... 10
84 8
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
S.5W
5.500
7.WI0
8.900
14.000
4.000
6,100
18,000
Totals 41,000 44,500 31,200
200 84
'ioo 'a"
Oils and Rotln,
SAVANNAH. Ga.. June 17. TTJRPEN
TIN-Firm. 46JM7C. Hates. 835 PMs.: re
celuts. 81 bbls,: shipments. 192 bills.:
4U stocks. 14.791 bbls.
H ROBIN Firm: sales. 2.250 bbls.; receipts,
Clearances: Wheat ana uour cquaj to lettuce, wn to lw aox.; leaf lettuce, 400 ihlh Vlw ... .. . 7 oo iliu ill 1S7 tS' "V ".,i',.71-""'"J'r,'"::
838,000 bushels; corn, 10,000 pusncis; oais, nox.; onions. Home grown, o dot.; rad- Loui.tilL N.ihTiiu.. .. .. 11S4 rJTi n ii SuT if u iiu. u u. S1
26.000 bushels. , .. Ushes, 16o dot.; parsley, Wo dot.: garile, m.. m. P. & s, bi. M lis A- Ti ' siu- i u t?'ii rji? m Hi S:
Uverpool do.e! Wheat, Hd to Sd higher; Italian. 20o lb.; horse radish. 11.65 cs.; Mn-wri. K. t 174 w km. VmW is io
800 130 M 184
81
Prfmirr wheat recelnLs were 410.000 irnwn. dox.. market basket about Son! nmvr atl! JllKnlt
bushels and shipments 342.000 bushels, potatoes, 2o lb.; extra fancy Colorado and n i? i mm'Vm "'
against receipts of 899,000 bushels and Wyoming white stock, 81.10 bushel. New Tork cJn'tril sm ii" 'ii
Primary corn roctpUi wre 45,000 buMi- moo ca. NorfMk Wrotern.
receipts of 1,400,000 bushels and shipments CANTELOUPES-Caflfornla standards, W?""r lti
nr 7;onm nusneis last year. ixz.7b rraie: uamomia nonv. iz.ui rmtn i
l.fA 1114 no
W Z14 234
Primary oaU receipts were 75T.C00 bush- CAL1FORIA FltUlT-Cherries. 2.00 box; n,J? "v m IU1 1,1
els and shipments 769.000 bushels, against apricots. $1.60 box; plums. U.S5 box; pa V 'ml''"
receipts of L 400,000 bushels and shipments peaches, ll.SS box; red and black cherries, ritubursii ioi '
MAIWI K.I .KaI. lmmi Vlf I , " tV (inV 1 . . ....... .....
nf C99.000 bushels last year. 1 12.00 box.
CARLOT RECEIPTS. CAULIFLOWER Home
Wheat.Corn.Oats. basket.
ITtwwl Kiwi Car
grown, ii.ogi ruiiman raises car.,
qiraaws
Chicago 41
Minneapolis 9
Dfllulh 133
Omaha
lunsas city
KZ. Louis 2S
Winnipeg 24
224
40
60
19
207 PINEAPPLES-Klorlda, 23.25 crate. ,Upu.b 0 "5 ,
BANANAo 41.75 to J3.00 bunch. 553 ii.s " '""
NTJTH Salted peanuts. 11.50 cn.i KV I . J""? Co ' ::
06 California walnuts, 184c lb.; pecans, 12Mo m u A s rsS rVd".'
7 lb.; filberts, 15c lb,; almonds, 20c lb.; pop- Rotw.nl Air Lino........
48 corn. So lb. Ktahoard A. I pfd ,
iuinur..i,L(vM j!.uum nugar walnut I imtraa a. a i.
18,100 1144 IH 103
ZZ?4
834
...... ..... ..... 24
111
4SU I augnr iinruct
114 1 vwnr vnnx' T .... n 1 T attri t
L' steady: molasses. 2.80c: centrtfuiial. 3.45c.
104K Refined, steady; out loaf, 6.25c; oruBhed,
68VIVJUU' niuuiu j. n.vtu, uitijcs, i.ikh;, (TOW-
110 dered, 4.40c; fine granulated, 4.30a; dia-
uu imonrt a, 4.3UC conrectioners- a, 4.20c; no.
Ill II. 4.1UO.
1304
sH Technical Terms m
Dope Case Puzzle
Judge and Counsel
8
2
13
2
21
8
8
12
1
S
1
24
5
43
8
8
27
4
1
1
strong to 10rg15c higher, owing to light
receipts. Packers paid up to JS.P0 for
two loads of Lehmer'B 77-pound lambs
as compared with 28.75 yesterday. The
bulk of tho clipped lambs moved around
18.0008.60 according to weight nnd duality.
As on yesterday It was largely a J9.O0
9.60 market for the few native spring
lambs that arrived among the receipts.
Another shipment of Oregon welhers
amounting to four cars sold nt JC.10. with
135 head out at $1.75, being a dime higher
than anything else In this line brought
on Tuesday. A few small bunches of
heavy ewes changed hands nt H'oQv.tf).
Nothing else of consequence tool: place In
this division. Trade in general was.
spirited and most everything was weighed
up rainy cany in the forenoon.
Appearances seem to Indicate that the
packers are beginning to face a scarcity
of the most pronounced typo and a sum
mer ot nign prices both ror fat and reed
Intr stock Is the nrn.mort. Ttnllt rf tlio
Oregon stuff from around Huntingdon Is
looKed ror around the first of nexVjnonth
according to reports received from there.
receipts ror the day amounted to some
13
Total receipts ..92 127
DlSPOSinON-lIBAD.
Cnttle.Hogs.Shcop
Morris & Co
Swift ft Co
Cudahy Pocking Co.,
Armour & Co ,
Schwartz & Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co..
South Omaha P. Co.
W. B. Vansant Co.
331
623
673
Ml
11
9
4
1,102
1,832
3,293
2,144
670
148
15
583
1,017
1.3S7
1(4
900 M
51
ft
1
These sales were reported-WTieat: No. "-"i lo. D im"".'".";! aoVthenY OailVay r ul
a Wring. 1 car. UTttc. Oats. Standard. 1 Mf ckse 31 7? Acker's half . So ?t 4
W. 37 Wc No. I white. 6 cars, S7Ho; I" CKi1 ij 11 ca8e' ,76 checKers, half Ttnnwwa Coppar w n
. . . . . , i case, ii.iD. T... a
A maze of pharmacy terms got the best
A i ... cLr. rm. Nn whlta 81 " I Union racltlo
vatb. Kc wo. 3 yiiow, j cars. wo. no. .. .... -.. .
S ysllow. 8 3-6 cars. 6V4c No. 2 mixed. 4 Corn and wheat region bulletin of th I v5i5S siiiS nahSTr'.'.',
cars, oono- niixeu, i catr inwiri umiw. tv,M,mnv vi i,uuiiuiv. i unltta Htatf B4M.,..
white), 7c; 6 cars, S6Vtc. No grade, t weather bureau, at Omaha, for the twen- u. 8. (Xm pm...,....
car mealing), nw, i car (.neating), eio; viour nuum riminu at a. m., LjTr
I,"") IDIta 104 ISafi
8-6 car (hot). 68e. murldlan time, Wednesday, June 17
umana unsn mces wneat; ro. 3 nam, OMAHA DISTRICT.
8ft7mH; No. 3 hard, 8640t7o; No. 4 hard, I Temp. Rain-
soiiflsic; no. z spring, nwiuo; o, i Stations. High. Low.
no
spring. B7BS7W; No. 4 .nring. taWfSSttc: Ahland, Neb.. 72
Sto. $ durum, 85WKS6c; No. 3 durum, 81H I Auburn, Neb... 71
985c Corn: No. 2 white. .GSVetOc: No. 3in'ltn now. ni, ;
white. 8M45W4c; No, 4 white, 67t3Sc: Columbus, Neb, 78
No. 2 yellow. 66?;tT67c; No. 3 yellow, 06U Culbertaon, Nb. 7
B4e; No. 4 yellow, 6SttrS6c; No. 2, 66U Falrbury, Nob.. 77
iHc, No. J, 8865Wc; No. 4. tMiXoino Fairmont, Neb. 76
grade. 68C66c Oats: No. 2 whlto, 37H Gr. Island. Nb. 78
S8c; standard, 37UC07Hc; No. 3 white, 374 Hartlnrt'n. Nb 77
37Hc. No. 4 white. SS?if3iC Uarley: Malt- Hastings. Neb.. 76
I nr. 60055c; No. 1 feed. ISCiWc. Rye: No. Holdrege. Neb. 10
vvnuviv, ui , iuvu7iv. I Lincoln, iseu... ,
No. Platto, Nb74
63
CO
67
M
64
64
68
60
65
69
67
68
(8
68
65
60
62
60
61
62
68
fall.
.00
.00
.00
.00
.31
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.08
.00
.23
.00
.01
.00
.CO
.00
.00
.00
Sky.
Clear
Cloudy
Pt. rlmiriv IChlno
Pt. cloudy N.T jN
clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
in. cloudy
uiuuuy
Va.-Carollna Chemical
Wafcath
Vbfi pfrj
Wniern Marrland ....
Wealtro Unton
Wnrtlnshoun PXactrtc
Whrallnc A Laka Eria..
Oipnar .,.......
'. II. A It
Ity On. (V6per
Total salea for tha dar, 118,104 aharea,
84 of District Judge A. L, Button, defend-
78 H 78 ant' nttorney John Parrlsh and Deputy
3i i.n: County Attorney William Ramsey In tho
trial of Druggist Edward F. Bexten and
too 81H H tUi I his clerk, Harry W. Hyam. They were
Mu r06"" Indicted by the grand Jury for
l8,ono il s (i 6tu alleged sale of cocaine to James vv. E.
.. iSHt 'SS 1J!!j Butler, alleged preacher, missionary and
tI.8TO B7T4. tT'l 67 I ,, c.i. i ..i .v. j
1 mltted that he was a user of dope and
nil liquor, and at present an Inmate of the
1,800 n tsu aw county Jail. The Purchase of tho stuff
WO 74 78H 78H , . . .....
40Ti J08i by Rev. II. Q. Wilkinson, superintendent
,0 0 i ...a iuiiiu fc i,.vj . .ivtiuib. wvui.t
ourteentn street, wnere uutier had
lived.
When the terms "hydro-chloride,"
"hydro chlorate," "hydro - chloritum,"
too
800
800
M
21
Hill & Son 14
F. B. Lewis 6
J. H. Bulla 6
Rothschild 11
Mo. Sc Kan. Calf Co.... 17
Hlgglns 13
Huffman i)
Meyers H
John Harvey 45
Other buyers w
CHICAGO GKAIN ANU PROVISIONS 1 Oakdalo. Neb.. 79
umana, reo..,. n
Features of the Tradlnsr
Prices on Board of Trade. Alta. Ia. 71 62 .00 Clear
CHICAGO. June 17. Wheat today sold Carroll. Ia 72 60 .00 Clear
at the lowest prices here since 1907. Tho Clarlnda. Ia.. 76 51 .00 Cloudy
reason was oeuex mat me promisss oi a muiey, is., 74 w ,oo (Jiear
huge harvest were now virtually certa n 81oux City, la. 74 68 .00 Clear
to be fuuuica. t io ng pnees were icy Mlnlmiim temperature for twelve-hour
i ,a u. I Pcrioa enaing at h a. m.
' . . r mA fnr - .loH, in I DISTRICT AYC.IIAGEB.
nrtwanr pmv 9 nns rinianea wiLn a irain i .u. iuny.-
of 6tm4o to 22V4C. Columbus, O IS 72 4
VTTf hu.lne.a that develoned to a Louisville. Ky... 32 78 68
fair extent on tho setback helped the I lndla'notls. Ind . 13 72 60
wheat market to show something of a I Chicago. Ill 21 63 46
rally, Thers was gossip current that St Louis. Mo.... 18 71 62
ltench Import requirements would be on I Des Motncs. Ia.. 24 72 60
a scale so far unapproached and that the Minneapolis ..,.62 78 64
European crop ouiiook as a wnoie was nan. rny. mo., k ra cb
not so good as had been generally sup Omaha, Neb 17 7 64
Neve York Money Mnrket.
NEW YARK. Juno IT. STEmT.TNn
Ser?.alflbl..,ll&4l?l,.,leman1, "haloid." "erythroxine" and "pharma-
oiuy 4 uArf wcj aniexican doiisra, -'. viiaico
-Trt F. Crowley In hla vxprt testimony in
hnDvOVrnmentt ,lcady: raJlrcttrt the oaae, Judge Sutton aoratched his head
nrrtxlrn rt.lt l. -- . . . , 1 nnd thA lnwr ant hnlr nnA vamnn.A
nf:.. 1 lng rate. 2 per cent; closing, 1H1?1 per "Say that again," ordered his honor.
228
Totals 2,187 9.182 3.225
CATTLE! Receipts were moderate to
day, loss than 100 cars being reported, but
tne total xor me mrw uiw.
rnti un oonn h-nri ahout a thousand
larger than a week ago, but not so largo
as a year ago by over 1,000 head.
Th. H.man.t wan nnln active for all
desirable killers and the better grades
were, If anything, a little stronger than
yesterday. Cholco yearlings sold up to
to IK ,Vi McrVutat fnr the month to date:
In fact, the highest paid on this market
since March, when .zo was mo mu
price, not only for that month, but for
tho year to date.
There were very few cows and heifers
in sight, but all there were commanded
fully steady prices. , , .
Than. VAra VAflT fftw atoCKerS SJld feed
ers In sight and the market was without
noteworthy change.
Practically everything in the yards was
sold and weighed up by 10 o'clock In the
mnrnlnir. nr Rftnn after.
Onntntlnna nn cuttle: Good to prime
yearlings. 8.25h.00; good to choice beef
steers. 88.3035.73; rair to gooa otei sieom,
$8.008.20; common to fair beef steers
17.4033.00; good to choice cornfed heifers
J7.25ir8.00; good to choice cornfed cows
tfi.75tfB7.B0r fair to good grades. 14.0036.78
common to fair grades. 13.50S6.00; good to
choice stockers and feeders, 17.75(38.00;
fair to good stockers and feeders, 17.00
7.76: common to fair stockers and feeders.
16.6007.00; itock cows and heifers, $4,009
6.60 : stocK caives, s.uua.w; veai carves,
I8.00S111.W; duus, stags, etc., a.tvai.ia.
uepresentauve saies:
BEEF STEERS.
At. l'r. No. At. Pr.
801 7 M 88 1208 8 84
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Scattered showers occurred In the west-
LOANS Time loan easier; to days. aln cam rtl big. puzsllng
i per cam, wi aays, itlr- per cent; I ,u
six months, ii per cent; mercantile "I don't understand yot," the Judge de
Bftr, cent. plar.rt ..... rt ., . Amtm nr...h nnH
London Stoon. afarket. thinking awhile. "Tell me agaln-ln
LONDON. June 17. American securities common language."
Rain- opened steady and unchanged today. Fair Dr. Crowley finally said on examination
.00 buying advanced, tne list miring the rirst , .,,, . j . t. ..
.00 hour and at noon prices were from H loH tht th tuff sold by the drug atoro was
.001 aDove parity. 4 nyaro-cmoriae or sau 01 cocaine.
00 -.l;fn?!?,B Ior monc' lor ccount. As Nebraska Is the only state In tho
X Hlt.VEm-Tlar. outaL X 15-18d. union whose anti-cocaine law does not
ml MONEY lUfili per cent: discount cover the sale of derivatives of cocaine.
r. A . "A . , . A I MHAM , ......itA, , V. - i
lis mane corn re-i. m. a ,... k.i, I lo -" .. 1 'l""ui " tuuiu
due to sympathy Y X "VtFoVt NEW YORK, June 17. COFFEE There I A motion to dismiss the case was also
twined.
railing on in arnvais mane corn re
cover from weakness due to sympathy
'hwht a?4(n ,Pmi however . Kan., and 1.32 at Rapid City. 8. D. I was a renewal of scattered selling at the overruled and the hearing continued.
7....r.i-rnr ,X r rV.iVn BnTi VhVra cool weather prevails tnrougnout tns neit, nmuw m i kjh,o uuunoi. ..1.0 iuuw.-
2Sf-,iA?i?' nVmF.tinnl fm Aeenttfia d a light frost occurred at one station ng und first prices were six to twelve
were lower quotations from Argentina. . nortn Missouri. points lower. Easier mllrels quotations
Oats, after suffering a. decline with other nortnern Missouri. from Braill and predictions that valorl-
praln. had a rebound owing to reports Forecaster Wather Bureau lnUon Ja during the coming season
of nut damage in Nebraska. Big sales Local orecaster earner uureau. would 0(fgCt a falling off In the Brazilian
were made here to shlppsrs. ... . . crop, probably encouraged the decline.
Shorts bougnt provisions rrceiy. 11 was Kansas city urntu nnd Provisions. 1 but offerings were comparatively light
oniy acviuau uuihb wv iuhh. nv,w i KANSAS CITY, June 17.-WHBAT No. and tne market rained on steadier late
wsposea to. rcaaiso proms. ; 1,,. M9Jc: No. 2 red. 91V41W2C: July, cables from Havre or covering. The close
iruiures ciosea as iouows: l75.jett(: Sntmhr. 754io. I was one point lower to fi
Kynette is Held by
Federal Authorities
Claude Kynette, who was married last
four points week to Miss Loretta Callanan, daughter
Artldel Open. I Hlgh-1 Low. Close.l Yes y. COHN-No. ,2 mixed, gS.e?Ho;, No, ,3. higher,, .Bales, UBW bags. imMMej ot tho South 0maha poiic. Jud8e, at
wc; no. : wiiiiB. liwuijo; o. i imw !; '! r".,"' t":1'"': Tniiiinn ...tt t von... nit
tayt I72c; J my. gvg9c; Beptemixr, 6JSo,
mixed. 39B09HC.
S24al
tVA
Wheatl
July
Sept'
Corn 1
juiy
Sept
oau
July.
Sept.
Fork
July.
Sept
Lard
Julv
Sept) 10 20
7H
mi
S7
20 62
19 92"
10 OSH'
i 83U1 12U
41 81HI 8041
A .A ..
s r 1
July.i U Hj 11
Sept) U 42H 11
7H'
3914
3S
20 75
20 17HI
10 12W'
10 2TW
62V1
I
20 0
19 92H
8ri
8lUl
. I
61Vs
3H
31
30 75 1 50
SO 17W 1
10 02H! 10 10 1 10 05
10 20 10 27 ... .
11 37H1 U 60 ) 11 374
11 4ZHI 11 65 ( 11 42
70H
67H
2U
37V
2H
95
BUTTElt Creamery. 23c: firsts. Jto:
seconds, lie; packing, 17c.
EQOS-Current receipts, 16c; firsts, lSHo;
eeconas, iac.
IXJULTHY liens, lie; broilers, no.
Mtnnrapolls Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 17.- WHEAT - llS7H; electrolytic. 187014.00;
9.11c; December, 9.Slc; January. 9.85c; Papllllon, was arrested In Kansas City,
Morcn. S.41C: May. .I1C tJDOl maricet. cluu-ffed with a violation nf tha Mann
Mild.1 d?; valtJcV nC' "l VL" hU frm l
Metal Market. I Kynette was brought to Omaha on an
NOW YORK. June 17. METALS Lead, crder ot removal, where. In ''default of
SuU.. ? S6:1?5 J ,1?9tdon- 119 . h0 Wtt boun over to the federal
Spelter, dull at 1S.0C435.16; London. 21 6d. ....hnrtu,,, ta aWalt his hearina- hfnr
Copper, dull; spot and August. US.17H ".. ". f. , his Hearing before
lake I xno unitea aiaies commissioner.
July. 87Hc September. S2Mo; No. 1 hard I nominal; casting. 111761S.87H. Tin. firm; The charge was brought against Ky
9Jtt0924c; No. 1 northern. e940vlUc; No! ?P'. W20i?30.60; August. 130.263a62V4. nette by the girl's father, who had at-
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No, 2
red. raUffOOttc: No. 1 hard. 89UO90Ue:
No. 2 northern. SttJ-SSc, No. 2 spring, 4Q
Mc. Corn: No. 2. "0H?nio; No. 2 yel-
2 northern. 87Ue89ic.
FLOU 11 unchanged.
BARLEY W4jlc.
RYB-tMiaHc.
BRAN-120.00.
CORN Na 3 yellow, MHtjfiie.
OATS No. 3 white, 37HWS8C
KLAX-.6S.?L1..
low. 71 4571 Vic; No. 1 yellow. 70MST1UC
Oata No. 3 white, St&HOUc; standard.
AiHlmJ?.Vfi:V LS.'iS100''' ,7SW7-slH- tempted to prevent hU marriage.
London prices: Copper, firm: snot.
ffill&sSd: flltnr. f19H Tin' Firm- .
! .. . . . . .J . . ' : 1 .., ..... t-.tvpA
tint. 'mmua' ' iron' c,ovwna war- UAHLMAN W1AI CJM I en
ST. LOUIS. Juns n. METAIA-I.rt. I P.flrJRRFinrJ fll RAHP
..11 - . A AA Ml,.. I. j.... . I ' " " WWI, B.rWM
a, owa7xi, pciicr, auti ai
Mayor James C. Dahlman will In a few
days make his answer to the request of
Cotton Market.
NSTW YORK. June 17 fYVT-mV ITii. I -VI whn wnnl him tn lv n. r.mlM.t.
: ' fVolM'ulTlUe: Bentember. UKe: tio.UtKZiKiU AVf5ft r ingress from this district
1. .llllin.. C. .-Ut. -. .AA.' --. .MJi, AA.1VU.1 , .... J.,.A-. Al.. tf.
. ,,.,, I. "iwiK, . - vtu.bvT. iiau. I .tuiuaijr, , iuaren, u.uo. apoi quiei; I " , " ....
l,iWei.4J: L.9ATSr-,lilyi, SC!. 6i?.twnAb.'i,.??HW ?ladllnft ll40c; 6al. 126 1 myself," said the mayor, "but I see that
1. ltvglSUo; long! 37 Vic; No. 2. 89c; No. 2 white, 40ViO40ic h"J,?ftnn, t... . L J" will be necessary to decide soon. I
St. Louis General Market,
ST TJ-1TMO !.,. IT "Win? AT Tutu
S40. nXt --rri44 IJS;?i h90' BePtember. 7SU4jmo; No. 1. SJc; No.
nuw, rora. a-A.w. aauii. amuu, iwos:
HL0Ot7ll.2Vi.
CHEESE Steady; daisies
twins, 11 tfl 4c; Americas,
harm. lWli4e.
BuTTKIv Illgher; creameries, 20tfji7c Liverpool Craln Markr.t. I steady; good middling. 8.86d; middling. ,ny"e Know wiinin a low aays just
EGQB Higher; receipts 20.965 cases: atl tumniwit. t,,.. iTu'nriT vt 17.73d: low mlddlintr. T.Uri h.1.. snml what JT am eolnr to do."
mark, cases Included. 16811c: ordinary -Tti,i;l i.a. ' 1. iu7 i . I bales. .u. .1.. .
a.w.. av, a...m, a 1 ii.a: uetoDer. m iirvu; iecemoer. s lHd. 1 . i.ji..i... i..nn,
CIIHHSEa llletier: daisies. UUA, n nTv..dA.. mi.i . ijiLa- t..l- I in..ii. n.r vb.i I " ""' '-
twins. 14!il4c: Americas. 16U lA4c: I r. il " ' I 1,1. t,i,I ,.., " ..... ably consider the congressional proposl
long horn .V4tT15Hr. I 1 would bring 114.60; No. 1. none her, wnnirt I tlon than he Is now. He has been re-
POTATOES Higher, receipts. 60 cara:l llL- ri..l.n I k.inv IlX.UMil4.0O'. No. i. tSftVfHnw. " u ...... 1. r . ... ., ... ..
Old, 8a5c. new. 11 1081.30. I ,,,.,, j,,n- Hnnk el.srln. fn. I ll.00fi.00: choice midland. none h.ml.. J......A . a..
oSttXiimrriMmttiitw tlm would bring 114.00: No. 1. none h.re. would i T T ".aZ '
corresponding aay last year, j,vai,vc.T0l jDring .j.vjaw i ro, 1, 4s.wa10.u1; no. 3, "'"'
Everypody reads Bee Want A4s.
No.
a..
10 ,. CM 7 M
t m in
860 7 0
1 1CTO 1 W
!t....
4..
....,
81....
34....
87....
88....
11....
83....
....
....
1 1040 8 40
88 1408 8 40
8. 1130 8 40
40 1171 8 0
40 1140 8 40
81 -...1117 I (0
61 1110 8 80
8 1388 8 80
1..
8..
11..
88..
8..
10..
84..
JO..
81-.
1047 7 84
....1171 8 10
.... 878 8 10
....1118 8 80
....1178 8 to 1S.... U44 8 to
....1017 8 to ill t 80
....1038 8 3) 84 1887 8 M
.. 80 8 88 90 1M7 8 70
....1041 8 85 41 1818 8 70
....1081 8 t$ IS ISM 8 80
... 1100 8 88
BTBKRS AND HBIFER8.
.... 780 7 85 14 Tit 8 40
.... 8 7 8S 20 871 8 SO
.... 881 8 C 11 71 8 (0
.... 788 8 10 10 Mt 160
7C8 8 U 8 718 8 K
,....1011 8 10 tt 718 8 65
..... Ul 111 8 681 8 74
. .. 718 8 tl 28 77T 00
787 8 13 1110 8 It
COWS.
1 X'SO S 1 770 8 S
, 1110 6 81 4 A.llOi 4 70
j 1040 6 88 1 .1040 8 78
M0 tM t., 108 f 75
1.' 870 IN I...,.- ,.1X04 8 78
J. Mi 00 1 ,.,.,tl0 8 80
1. :t0 8 00 1 1050 8 88
,... 110 8 24 1 818 7 10
1 10 t ,.111S 7 40
1 1M0 t SS
1 HBIFKRB.
1 5D0 t 1 1 ,,. 470 I 50
I.'.... 470 4 60 4M 7 80
1.
8..
2..
3..
IS..
, 80 8 88
888 (30
IV) 7 SS
t.M 7 60
, 451 7 W
1.
1.
t....
31....
1.
1118 7 78
470 S 00
:o 8 ts
S8 8 tS
7(0 8 30
.. 1180 40
130 SO
W Tt
400, T OO
...1100 7 00
.. 117
20 Idaho shorn Iambs.,..
Ill Idaho spring lambs...
62 Idaho shorn lambs....
21 native spring lambs...
11 native spring lambs...
7 native spring lambs...
15 native spring lambs...
It n.tlvA anrlntr lambs...
162 cull ewes and wethers 89
159 Oregon shorn wethers 93
264 Oregon shorn wethers 91
273 Oregon shorn wethers 94
13 Oregon sliorn wethers 92
209 Oregon shorn wethers 93
75 Oregon shorn wethers 91
6 3S
9 40
6 7o
9 oO
9 60
9 c
9 60
9 60
4 0
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
As to quality tho receipts Rhnwnd nn
material difference.
Quotations on sheep and lambs, shorn
stock: Iambs, good to choice, iS.K!S.90;
lambs, fair to good, 18.008.50; yearlings,
good to choice. 16.90&7.15; yearlings, fair
to good, 16.50?j.90; wethers, good to
choice, !6.00e,25; wethers, fair to good.
!5.75i?6.00; ewes, good to choice. 16.755.90;
ewes, fair to good, 15.HKIG.7u.
mo.
184 Oregon shorn yearlings....
231 Oregon shorn ewesi
liB.uregon shorn ewes.,
100 Oregon shorn ewes
234 Oregon sliorn wethers
iJb Oregon shorn wethers
123 Oregon shorn wethers
io urcgon snorn wethers
45 Oregon cull shoni ewes am
wethers
196 Wyoming shorn lambs
237 Wyoming shorn lambs
76 cuus
7 spring" lambs
40 spring lambs ,
271 Idaho shorn lambs ,,.
m laano snorn lamDs
Membership List of
Ak-Sar-Ben May
Have to Be Limited
"If the present gain in Ak-5ar-Be
membership keeps up, it may even bo
como necessary this year for us to limit
the membership, a thing unique In the
history of the organization." said Ran
dall K. Brown, chairman of the hustllna;
commltteo of the organization, when ha
inado hie report at a meeting of tho com
mittee at the Paxton yesterday. "Wo
have gained eighty members in the last
week. There Is just one reason why the
membership might have to be limited,
and that Is that tho ball room at th
Den will accommodate only a certain
number, and if It comes to the point
where we seo we wltl run far over that
number, It might becomo absolutely nec
essary to limit tho membership. It Is not
likely that this will occur, but it Is a
possibility, for th ohustllng committee
has done excellent work and has yet a
good period ahead of It to work in."
The report showed that the total mom
bershlp Is now 2,105, a gain of 382 over the
same time last year. The. total numbjr
of names that have never been members
beforo is 735, which Is considered a re
markable record.
Tho hustling team of Potter, Meyers and.
Roslcky Is In the lead, with 835 memhera
to Its credit Tho team ot Pfelffer, Boyet;
and Crawford ts next, with 315 members.
INSURANCE MAN IS
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER CROP
J. B. Reynolds, president of the Kansas
City Life Insurance company, was In
Omaha several hours on his return to
Kansas City from a trip to Lincoln, where
the head office of his company for No
brnska Is located. Tho company has been
doing business In this state for eight years
and Presldf.t. Reynolds says It 1s dolus
a wonderful business here. He was par-
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m trKM SSV r ' tlcl.rir enthusiastic at the crop and
Av. Pr.
$5 7 00
,98 fi 00
,98 5 00
, 9 6 00
.94 00
.96 6 00
. M 6 00
.86 6 00
.91 4 00
.74 8 00
.73 8 00
. 70 6 00
.58 9 60
.61 9 SO
.74 S 40
.72 8 75
business outlook In Nebraska. He ex
pressed surprise at tho crop prospects,
saying that Nobraska had had much mora
rain than Kansas and Missouri and that
crops aro looking much better here than
In his territory south.
SUMMER SESSION AT
OMAHA UNIVERSITY
Registration for tho University of
Omaha summer school will begin Juns
20 and continue three days. An unusu
ally largo number of students are ex
pected, since tho Young Women's Chris
tian association decided not to have a
summer school this season.
All tho classes of tho school aro to ba
held in the forenoons and when the
weather conditions permit, classes will
bo held on the large veranda surrounding
Redlck Hall.
BULLS.
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1 810 8 00 1.....
1 1834 8 18 1
1 ,,W AhVKS:-"-1 '
2. .... 90 7 00 1 IM 11 M
7 . 418 7 SO 1 110 11 00
3 180 8 ro 1 230 11 00
1. ........... "30 10 78 1 ISO 11 00
1 180 11 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
If (II 4 81 1 100-1 7 25
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HOOa Receipts were only fair this
morning, and in spite of the fact that
other points reported weakened prices
the local trade opened tn good shape, and
first sales were a shade higher than
yesterday's average. There was every
evidence of a good strong buying demand,
and a little reluctance to cut loose on
tho part of salesmen caueed things to
strengthen rapidly, so that the big end
of the sales looked to be a nickel higher
and some strings sold towards the close,
which was the best time, were nearly
4tl0c above yesterday's average, and
fully a nickel better than the good time.
In other words, trade opened about a
picket higher than Tuesday's first sales
and closed 6c better than the best time,
so that the market can be quoted as gen
erally 6o higher. Movement was fairly
active throughout and practically every,
thing had been sold by a. little after S:..
Bulk ot the sales was made at SS-OIViO
8.10. as compared with yesterday's bulk
of 17.97M4J8.06. and the biggest string ot
today's sales landed at t&CS, while 1100
was the most popular figure Tuesday.
Tops sold as high as 18.12H. being a flat
nickel higher than yesterday, and the
highest price that has been paid since
May 23, when 18.20 was the high mark.
Today's supply totals 126 cars, or about
t.600 head. The three days' receipts
foot up 3.31 aU4, being 9,000 Urge
a?SfLT
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You are losing and they are
gaining.
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few years own the title to the house you
live in and would no longer be paying rent
every month.
You would also have the profit which
comes from the increase in value of your
property. Omaha real estate is a most
promising investment.
Get into touch with some of these op
portunities through the Bee's real estate
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