Nebraska Newspapers

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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Bather Slow and Steady to a
Little Lower.
HOGS TEH TO FIFTEEN LOWER
keep of All Kinds Generally Steady
Spring Umba Fifteen to
T?rrnlr-PTe Cent Lorrer
Than Mo nil nr.
BOUTII OMAHA, June a, 1M4.
Receipts were: Cattlu. Hons. Sheep.
Official Monday 1.SJ0 4.S1B h.331
Estimate Tuesday 3,000 11,600 7.OJ0
Two days this week.. 4.K8 19,315 1J.332
Same days last week., 6,095 19.711 6,411
Same days 2 wks. ngo. 6,207 12,610 6,S
time dai s 3 wks. ago. 12,616 B,7X
Samo days 1 wks. ago. S,51i 17,086 8,797
Same days Isst year.. 6,380 22.1S8 2,63
The following table shows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and egfep at the South
Omaha live stock marnct for the year to
date, as compared with last year:
1911. 1913. Inc. Dec.
Cattle . 3HS.SS7 m&9 ...... ,622
Hogs ........ 1,301.636 1,U,U96 97,160
Sheep ...1,017,3:0 911,017 136,273
The following table shows trie ranee ot
prices for hogs at the South Omaha Irvs
stock market for the last few days, with
ramparUonii
Date. UU. ,1U. 1U.H11.11U.19W.IIV0.
June
June
June
June
June
June
J una 8
June 10.
June 11.
June 12.
June vs.
June li.
June li.
Jun IS
June 17.i
nine In.
June l.
June 20.
June 21.i
June 22.
Jun 23.
.sja
a..,..!
7 90H
7 i
li ta
(02
oiwl
i 23UI I
9 'Hi
7 25
7 &6I
7 2S
725
7 41
7-41
6 78!
e S3
6 S3
85
6 3
& 89
6 W
5 90
7 42
7 13
7 261
7 31 79
r mtt r a
t D I at
7 26 6 73
6 t
7 16 S 91
7 2JI
9 03
9 03
9 01
9 16
9 S3;
9 32
9 33
9 36
I
9 S3
9 27
7 23,
7 H
7 3t
7 32
7 38 6 27
7 27
7 10
7 35
7 39
112
7 29
I 7 36
7 40
6 9:
6 90
6 13
6 "!
6 20
6 27
S27
6 37
6 lH
6 ii
fi 60
ST OOI WVI V ra
9 21 7 63 5 63
9 301 7 Cl 6 37
I 7 631 7 61
9 12 6
9 40 7 63
9 16 7 151 6 M
9 1S 7 4S 6 84
9 4 7 67
9 36
6 23
6 as
b 31
6 20
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omahu,
Jeb.. for twenty-four hours ending at
i- o'clock yesterday!
ItECKII'TiJ-OAJiS.
Cattle. Hogs.Shee p. U'aes.
veal calves, Jfl-OOani OO; bulla, stags, etc.,
$6.7&T.T6.
Iteprcsentatlve sales:
UB1CF 8TBERS.
no. at. rr. .Ne.
At.
ItM
II
Tr.
W
I u
XI IN 11.
tt. HO S N 14
41 MM I M 24 IX I M
4 l&M t 3D 7 I1H H
1 HI i 94 X 1141 m
tl 11 M I 91 1 Ult I M
1 1144 I U. 2 . 1180 I w
H mi I UU S 74
I lf4 S X 41 Mil "i
S 11 I W 41 IJf I 14
4 net i as it ) m
n IMt 10 1M1 ot
II t-llM i U)
BTKISK8 AM) tlKIh'KIIB,
tl.7t4k09: sheered lambs,
spring lambs, P.OofO.IO.
27.00UO.00;
M
n
4
II
I
II
4
1..
1..
..
1..
7 n
7SB
I 10
I M
.. MS I X
Ml I 44
Il KM
Tie m
7l I M
(
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646 4 M
......IM) 4 tl
.1110
.1049
6
t X
i mo s to
21
I
1!
47
M
7
10
cows'
i
i
i
IIS
I M
I 60
m in)
..IX DM
.. 704 I M
. . IM M
.. 7l I P
..17 IK
..1091 IM
..inn t
1011 I 70
10W ft IS
S0 00
lots CO
I2M 10
tt IX
irto x
m iH
t0 ID
1(0 IIS
mo so
1110 6 4S
2.
.110 I w
..!2M 6 7S
. 1174 M
I M0 US
1 110 IM
1225 7 00
..1170 7 00
..1210 7 10
..1236 7 IS
..ISM 7 IS
..n i
..1116 7X
1 1034 7 It
1 1400 7 X
1 1244 7 IS
HEIFKR8.
to :w e is s : 7 a
JJ )t IS 4 1117 7 SI
K .41 1X1 1 m 7 m
t SSI 7 00 1 910 7 60
1 IM 7 00 1 679 S 00
I....
. ..IJTO S SO
,...IM 6 M
....1lt0 S't
....laV) S M
....1M M
....1110 100
....1170 HI
...1110 6 10
....10M 6 IS
....1170 6 10
....1SSA 6 IS
....1470 trt
1
1S10 8 H
1S20 SO
1ST0 6 SO
S0 7 00
1SSO 7 00
i. 1160 7 00
410 7 00
150 7 on
1M0 7 10
1MO 7 10
1510 7
Sl.
IM
. 16.1
ISO S 00
210 I 00
210 10 X
IX 10 SO
US 10 so
ISO 10 M
C. M. & JBt. 1
waiiash 1
Mlssduri .Pacific .... U
L'nlon Pacific 30
C, & N. W., cast... 7
V. & N. V., west... 26
I'., St. P.. M. & O.. 20
C, 13. & Q., cast.... 9
C D. &, Q., west.... 21
C, a. 1. & P., east. 7
C. n. I. h P.. west. ..
Illinois Contral 2
Chicago O. W
11
1
1
31
12
71
IS
6
21
10
27
Total receipts ..11.1 S03
20
DISPOSITION' 1 1 ka r
Cattle. IIors. Sheep.
Morris A Co
Mwlft & Co.......
CUdahy PacklnirCo
Armour & Co
Schwartt & Co
Lincoln Packlnsr Co
Armour, Kort Worth....
Armour, Kansas City...
Henton, Vaiisant & li...
Hill & Son
F. U, lwla 1
J. li. Bulla l
Sullivan llros 19
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.,.. 11
Christie 2
HlKKlns 7
Huffman 3
noin ..
Meyers
John Harvey ....
Other buyers ....
417
819
785
659
"57
71
77
39
11
IS
16
10
SOU
2.171
2,92.1
3,865
1,010
239
194
2,0M
1,917
1,270
24$
Totals S.2C3 18,118 6,011
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morn
InK were very moderate for a Tuesday,
only 12S cars bi-lni; reported In. Taklni
the two uaj's this week together only
4,96) tattle have arrived at the yards.
This Is the smallest for any similar
period of weeks back and smaller than a
year sso by 1.400 head,
. The first cattle In the yards to sell were
butcher stock. Good urylot cows and
heifer were In fair demand and generally
commanded prices that were about
steady. On the other hand Brass tows
were discriminated against and the feel
ing on that kind was weak to lower.
Bulls were about steady, while veal calves
were 25c lower lor the two days than last
week.
There were not enough etnekers or fetd
rs In sLsht to really make a market,
but what there were commanded steady
prices.
Beet steers were slow and largely 10a
lower. Buyers, however, apparently
wanted the cattle at the decline and In
the end practically everything was cleaned
up.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beer steers, ts.26fi0.10: fair to iroad hnnf
steers, tS.C038.2S; common to fair beof
steers, I7.6fta.00; good to choice cornfed
neirers, ii.ww-m good to choice corn
fed cows. SS.75ff7.50: fair td rood arnries
t6.6Q,76; common to fair grades. S3.60U
u.io, kuuu 10 cnoice BiocKera ana leeaers
17. TIDfl. 00; fair to good stockers and feed.
ers, I6.750i.75; common to fair stockers
ai)o leeaers, 4o.iJ4n.,o. stock cows nnd
heifers, . 0036.50. stock calves, S6.00ffS.00;
CALVES.
7 V, 1
I 00 3. ...
1
1
140 10 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDEJ18.
77C 7 40
IIOOS The hoc run was lance this
mornln, 216 curs Icing reforteu in the
nrrn. maklni: a total for the two d.iv'j
this week of 19.3H head. This was silghuy
mallcr than for the corresponding days
last week, hut ultli that exception U14
largest ot any por.od for a number of
weeks back. On the other hnnd receipt
for the two days show a falling off of
about 7,60 head as compared with the
mine lwrlod yesterday.
Tho liberal receipts together with early
edtlceii Irom other market noints Indi
cating a sharp break In prices nil along
the lino gave tne uuyers a amiinct au
vantagu which they were not slow In
making tho most of. As n result the
market onened elow nnd lOJilGc lower. Am
It became npparcnt that conditions were
entirely against thmn salesmen began
cutting loose quite freely, so that the big
bulk or tne nogs nnu cnannea nanus uo-
foro 11 o'clock In the morning. The mar
ket did not improve any an the day ad
vanced, but as soon as tho more urgent
orders were filled and buyers began drop
ping out It bocame slower and fully loo
lower than yesterday.
A considerable proportion of all tho
hogs In tho yards sold at 28.07HtJS.10, while
yesterday the bulk movod ut lf.2j3S.26.
A sprinkling of the best hogs sold up
In tt.lK. m nenlnst tS.30 yesterday. Heavy
nnd rough hogs, especially nnythlng show-
Ing grass, were discriminated agninsi,
selling at the extreme bottom.
iceprfsentntivo sales:
No. At. Bti. Ir. No. At.
71 Z1S SO I OS SI .1U
Bh.
SO
so
72...
(1...
5...
s...
1...
II.. .
ss...
60...
CO...
SI.,
..Ill
. .111
.144
2 OS
t OS
I 07Uj
...242 ISO I07lj
...111 80
...111 ... I07,
.. .221 40 mi
.,.176 160 S 07l
...141 M S07H
.110 10 8 07 H
6.
C4...
S7...
te..,
71...
61
Ir.
s 10
..IM 119 I 10
..906 ... 110
.121 10 I 10
.1X1 160 8 10
40
I 10
8 10
..Ut
I 01 '4
.177 IM I07U
U IIS 120 I 07H
17 288
84 Ill
40 va
40 S 10
1:0 I 10
SO
4S. ...
71...
CI. ..
a....
71....
et..
16....
S9. .
64. .
..27
..110
...XI
. . .ISO
...W0
.124
160 I 07H
40 I 10
... I 10
40 I 10
SO 8 10
... 8 10
40 8 10
40 8 10
.XO
124
71 U7 100 8 10
II Ill 40 8 10
41 247
SI 791
87 1SS
27 174
71.
71.
90 Ill
61 ,..111
SI 113
64 100
IS 248
7 J 324
...100 100 I 10
.161
1SS
s i:s
ft W7
82 201
6S........N1
11 27S
I 10
8 10
8 10
8 10
6 10
I 10
8 10
15.
71 ..
68..,
71...
IS...
46...
SI...
71...
49...
8 114
8 UU
.111 1W I 1IV4
.941 40 I 12U
. . 8 in,
... 8 1H4
.. 8 im
... 8 111,
40 8 12H
40 8 Hit
I 12Vi
I2H
40 8 lvt
80 8 ll'i
s ml
80 I U14
M 111
40 8 IS
.. S IS
.Ml
....278
....106
....KS
211
xs
ns
....121
....in
r
Always in the had
- mmi -
If speed is what you wnnt
in the delivery of outs, we
can Batisfy your wants.
"Wo have plates going
thi-ough our plant which
must be turned out for use
in our own publication and
in most cases your work
could bo made at tho same
time. Our own cuts show
up well in the paper, why
not have yours made un
der tho same conditions?
Information and estimates
furnished upon request
140 Bee Bldg., Omaha.
SHEEP It mi a slow market, as Hie
receipts were liberal for this time of the
year, there being ns many as 7,000 hcud
reported In, compared with 3,7s last Tues
day and 2,091 011 the corresponding day
n year ago. This wns more than enough
to meet the current demand, which re
sulted In a draggy market most of the
forenoon, with range, snrlnir lnmha hrlnir.
Ing prices anywhere from 29.00 to 89.30, or
l&t25c lower than yesterday's general run
of sales. The lambs that brought 10. M
ronsisiea oi nuoui inree cars, neing or
unusually good quality and selling In the
top notch of the day. There was another
ecnrclty of fed offerings from the corn
belt, which Is to be expected nt this sea
son of the year.
Them was more life to the trnde in
aged sheep, and prices wore about stndy
wiin ycsiernay, inree cars ot urcgon
wethers that sold nt 86.00 on Monday
went to the packers at the same price
thin morning. Included In this division
was a car of fed shorn Mexican ewes nt
s.w. and another lot of fed offerings
from the corn belt at 11.90. The receipts
01 agea sneep continue to make up a
smaller proportion of the day's supply of
niiirrn innn iMinun, ana largely on mat
account no material decline In prices was
noted.
Early In the forenoon a feeder buyer
took n car of 11-pound lambs at 26.75. Tho
general trade being slow, the clearance
was as late n on Monday, and traders do
nBt look for prices to show any Improve
ment ns long na the receipts continue to
swell.
Quotations on sheen nnd lambs: Lambs.
spring, JS.70f9.30; lambs, good to choice.
W 7579.00; lambs, fair to irood. 8S.23fl
!.7s; yearlings, good to choice. I7.00if7.25;
yearlings, fair to good, M.75Q1.00; weth
ers, good to choice, 16.OCVJJ8.20; wethers,
fair to good. S5.5OA6.00: ewes, rood In
choice, 15,"6H.00; ewes, fair to good, 15.50
UH.T9.
No. Av.
25 shorn ewes ,, tt
21 culls 72
201 shorn ewes ,., 80
69 native spring lambs 76
10 culls 7
270 cull ewes 153
825 Idaho spring lambs 63
1:4 anorn iambs ,.. 73
USSAWAV
RUPTURE
w laui.iL sr-tsBssm
ss strong and
rcU la a few days
Without a surgical
aperatlon or loss of
Utssk Our work u
guarvateecL Call or
writ (or particulars.
Or. Wray Matb.
Pr.
6 a
3 00
6 00
9 00
6 00
27S
9 30
S 00
ciucAnn 1.1 vis stock market
Plnnx t'llr I.lrp Htnrk Mnrket.
810tX CITV, la., June 38.-CATTLJ0-Rocelpls,
1,000 head; market, steady; na
tive steers. 37.754JI9.0i); butchers, J6.W.118.CW;
oows and heifers, 4fii.7S; canners, 11.00
ff.00; stockers nnd feeders, none; calves,
fi.tttflOM, bulls, stags, S6.UVfJ7.60.
HOGS Receipts, 6.JM head; market.
If lower; heavy, 8S.OSt3s.lO; mixed, IH.toU
trS.M, light, Ji00ft.0i'.i; bulk, l&Ufltfp
8.07U
8HHBP AND
hoad; no market.
LAM 1)3 Receipts, 260
St. Joseph Live fttnek Mnrket.
BT. JOflBPH, June 23. CATTLB Re
ceipts, 90i) head; market steady; steers,
J7.5OJW.O0; cows and heifers, H.0088.&0;
calves. 15.0089.60.
HOOB Receipts, 7.000 head; market 6
10c lower; top, 28.30; bulk, 28.17WJS.27H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,OX)
head; market dull, lambs, 17.00tj0.00.
.New York 3Ionr Market.
NEW YORK, June 28.-MONET-On
call, firm nt 1H05 Per cent: ruling rato,
1T per cent; closing bid, lifT2 per cent;
mercantllo paper, per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm: sixty
days, 11.86; demand, 21.6K20, commercial
bills, 14.&5V4; time loans, easier; sixty days,
2V4 per cent; ninety days, VV4 per cent;
six months, 34 per cent.
SILVER Bar, Uro; Mexican dollars,
lie.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Closing (mutations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. 8. rf. 2, rc-- WL a deb. U, 111
U. B. rtf. la, coup. I l.lsgMl k M. bn...
V, P. ii, res I01llrillu'd Si
V. tt. U, coup 101UI,. A N unl. 4k
t'. 8. 4 tei 10H1I. K. & T. lit 4.
V. H. tOUD 110 Mo. 1'iC. CT. S...
rofltrotn la, coup... 10-)
Aror. Ac. Sa lot
Am. Cotton O'l S . '.
A. T. k T. ti. 4!.c. v-r
Am. Pmfltlm a 101
i
I0H,
loot,
M
M
63H
IS
Ki!4
107
1MK
N. Y. C. a. 3H).
do deb. la ,.
N. V. C. 4t,a, IMS
N. Y. mate 4 Ha...
N. Y. llr. Hi. ta.j. S1H
N. Y. N. II. A II.
Armour & Co. 4Ha... JJN, ct. 4a 10S
Aicniaon sn. 4a !iN. A W. t. 4H,. 104
do ct. 4a, 1900. ... m No. Pacific 4 SM4
A C. I,, clt. 4a tut do la 67
Dal. Ohio 4.... MHO. U. U nt. 4 SJ'i
4o . 414 Wll'ao. T. T. (a 7'4
Ilelh. Htetl r. to SIHrenn. ct. 3 Via, 1915..
Ilrook. Tr. ct. 4a ..91 Mo con. 4a UU
On. of Oa, Ca 104 tlay Con. 6 Ill
On. leather S 104 ItMHnr. ren. 4s IS
Ch. ft Ohio 414a... 9S tlep. Rieel fa, 1940. IS
do ct. H4i 941. R. A n r i. iZ
C. It. & Q. J. 4a .. 81 -Ki. i p w. e. U.'. mtl
V "'an. a. i. aoi, te.
W. 4a 74S4SO. Par. rr. 4..
I- M & p e 4H..10t do ref. 4a
ao con. I'll . . lOlVBn nn a.
C. It. I. A P. o. 4a, 88 Sa do ren. 4.
do ref. 4a TSt-t.... .
r tt N. W. 1H.... 8H4Teiaii A P. let.!';
Colo. Bo. ref 44s 87U Third in asi. a.
D. A Ft. O. ref. Sa.. DUI'.l.. n.. .',.
Olatlllen B. r.i... 60H an er if
Erie ct. 4a, aer. n 71H1' nilbber'ei: '. '
3XIT B. Steel (a
106 v -C. Chem. S....
i""Vf "anaan 1 la
do nan. 4a
Oen. Blfflrle Sa. ..
Ot. No. lat 44a, ,
III. Can. ref. 4a..
Inter. Met. 4Ua...
K r. Bo, ref. Sa
nid.
81 Weirt. Union ma.... SI
77 '4 West. Elec. tr. ta... fj:
13 -4
. 4
8414
85H
.108
. 71H
I02i
.100
. 79,i
. 07'4
. l'4
man
.1M'i
. M
iom
Ronton Mlnlnir fltnnkn.
BOSTON. Juno 23.-Closlng nuotntinn.
on stocks were
Allouex
A. Z. L. 8
Arltona Com
t'al.- A Artiona....
Cl. A Hecla
CentennlaJ ,
Copper lUcja c.
ivaai iiuita c
nmnnin
M Nlplnatoi Mlnet
18 North Ilutta ...
ItiNorth Iatn ...
64SiOld Dominion ,
405 Oaceola.
16UQutner
26Sl7ha.nnnn
M... 10ti8uprlor '.
!4 superior n,
M. .
uranor coo. ...j.... 81 Tamaraok
urmna cananra .... U u. s n n
lale Ilorala Copper.. tO do Dfd .'.
Miami Copper u Wolrarlne ...... .
nionnwK 4 naU a.
.... . . U.T . .
18
Nerada Con.
fl4
1014
1
!4
76
M
6
274
214
88
14
47
11U
ISli
2H
10
Coffee Mnrket.
N'KW YORK. June 23.-COFFKB-7n-
ln1n?.l?,:"l"en.rp?ePt 'd the con
tinued failure of trade demntul to show
2nL"enp0Vemp.nt "PPrircd to be respoiv
fi. f-a 'noJwitoselllng movement In
inS ?ifS0rinrk't ,,,rlnB today'" trad"
Tho opening was one point higher
u nertE?.,,nt l0,w?r Bnfl th0 close was at
Jfo?i. ?V o: entomber, S.Srtc; October.
December. .13c: January. Sne'
MJr.ch. May. 9.30c. SSSr m.rl..'
M; Cordova, 12Hfll6c. nominal
Mi-lnl Market.
WMV IS S,VUn, -TALS-rad.
NEY YORK JTOCK MARET
Reactionary Tcndcnoes Prevail on
the Exchage.
SELLING CARRIED ON STEADL
Western nail Stocks, Ksperlnllr
Ilnrrlmnni, Henry ns Ilranlt of
Snpreme- Conrt Decision In
Intcrmoniitnln Cnseji.
NBW YORK. June 23. Reactionary
tendencies prevailed today In the stock
market. Selling, while not heavy, was
carried on steadily, embracing n wide
variety of stocks. The supreme rourfs
decision against tho railroads In the In-tor-mountaln
rato ense. nnnounced nfter
the close yesterdny. gave the list Its
Initial setback today Western railroad
stocks, especially the Harrlman's, wero
heavy.
Further heavy engagements of gold for
Kuroiie reacted unfavorably on the stock
market Arrangements wero mado today
for shipping 23,(00.000 gold to Europe, one
of the heaviest day's engagements of the
movement.
Tho weekly weather report from the
crop regions was generally favorable, al
though conditions In various sections were
adverse, owing to cold In the north and
drought elsewhere. Tha fortnightly re-i
port on Idle freight cars was In line with I
recent Indications of a slow Improvement
in soma brunches of business. Tho re
was n decrease In the last period of J.48 1
In tho number of unused cars, I
Copper metal quotations were lower
abroad, nnd there were reports of price
shading horo. Some of the copper shares .
wero distinctly heavy. Industrials held!
up fairly well most of the day, but as j
the session advanced selling bocame more
general and In the last hour the whole
list was forced off, final prices being the
lowest.
The bond market was Irregular, Total
sales, par value, 2,25o,cct. United States
bonds wero unchanged on call.
Number ot sales and leading quotationn
on stocks were aa follows:
Bale. Ttlfh. low. aioae.
serges were sold for spring In & limited
vvB.y.
Ntt Vnrk fJeneml Mnrket.
NBW YORK, June ZA-SUGAR-Raw,
steady; molasses. 2.71c; centrifugal. 3.39c
Refined, steady; cut loaf. 6.26c; crushod,
yivrnouI'! "A,'' 1.80c. cubes. 1.66c
XXXX powdered, 1.15c; powdered, 4.40c:
fine granulnted. 1.30c. diamond "A." 1.30c;
cv?,frU?.n,;rs' "A'' 4 ci no. i, i.ioc.
finVTI&&7iCrealn'ry . 27677Hc;
firsts, 3e464c; prorvss, extras. HHCSZKc;
ladlcn. first, 20f20j4c n '
specials, Hittl6ci average, fancy. HHc
EGGS-Krcsh gathered, ,tX, 2;
extra firsts, 22f224c; firsts. 32mc
ors"" mmrnTr' brown"' aWi mixed coL
.lLTIiYT.Llve' firmer; western
chickens, broilers, 2Sfl32c. fowls. 17H018c;
turkeys, 1211c. Dressed, quiet; western
chickens, fresh broilers, 2g80c; fowls,
frozen, 13ll9c; turkeyn, froien, 3626c.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
LIVI5RPOOU June 3B.-COTTON-6pot
In limited demand; mnrket higher; Amer
ican middling. .56c- good mlddllny, S.lOo;
middling. 7.Rc; low middling, 7.03c; good
ordinary. 6.12c: sales, 1,000 bales.
I.lrerpool fSmln Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL. June 23. WH RAT No. 1
Manitoba. 7s SHd; No. 2, 7s 3id: July,
7s Hd; October, fin 10!d.
CORN American, mixed, new. 6s 7d;
July, Ss is,d; September, Is Sid.
Contn nt llnlf Price.
All our silk and cloth coats are now on
sale nt just half price. Julius Orkln, 1610
Douglas street.
Culls from ttie Wire
alnM
B. Hartenbower of Chicago, president of,
tho defunct Tonlca Ksohange banic,
George D? Hlltabrand. r.hler; Ren F.
Hmabrand and W. J. Kbner. assistant
cashier.
Going to the Movlca' Tonlfflitt
If you want to know In advance what
pictures are going to bo sho.wn at youp
favorite theater tonight, read "Today a
Complete Movie Programs" on the first
want ad page. Complete programs of;
practically every moving picture theater
In Omaha appear EXCLUSIVELY In
The Bee.
Mild,
tendon, 21 6s.
June, mmrn'ot July. Wt&w- a,,
Touh mtPS!& Cfcook1:
Tin, firm; spot 139 7s'6d- fu'tuVes?i
ST in'""' wnrrants. SU 3d
"T, LOriS, June 23 JtKTAI q t-j
dull, 13.S0. speller. "luU. JHM
London .Stock Mnrket.
LONDON, Juno 23. Amorlcan aenirin.
Tradl,e'"i!r 'Vu
Trading wns dul and nrices mnmi i.
regularly during the first hour At noon
parity. ranK?I 'r0m ""anwd to H b2pow
71M6!!80LSFor money- 7'9-": Recount.
s 7 lSwii peL "Hort bills,
:4 p?r writr e mon,,,s blllB'
Mlnneniiolla Grnln Mnrket.
, ?I,r2iY,KAl!OMf'. Juno 23.-AVHKAT-July.
MHc; September. 7!ic; No. 1 hart
RYE 67UM6Sc,
BRAN 420.00.
S9JJN--No. 3 yellow, (Bfi34c.
FfWlte'
Ataeka Oold l.Jf) 3714
Anvalsamated Copper ... lo,S00 70'4
American fleet Bucar 100 H
American 7n S00 2
Ainerttan H. A P. 200 61H
Airerlean S. A n. pfd
Amer. gunar rttllnlni. .. 100 10T14
Amerlfen T. A T 2,800 1234
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining ....... 4.600 21
Atchlaon 2,600 99
Ilaltlmora A Ohio i 100 Dii
Iliooklrn Itapld Tr 1,600 IH
California Petroleum ... SOO 30
Canadian Pacifls 1,200 19IH
Central leather 8,100 lH
t'beaapeiaks A Ohio 1,800 M?4
hlr(i O. W 1,700 1814
Chicago, M. A Ht. P.... 600 10014
Chicago A N. W.....T... I
Chlno Copper ll,W0 41"4
coiorano f uel a iron...
Colorado .A Southern
Denver A Itlo Orarnlo.... 800 1114 UU
tlenfer A It. O. pfd
maimer- Hecurttlea ...
Krla
Otneral Klectrlc
Oreat Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore otfa.
Ouggenhelm exploration..
Ullnnla Central
Interborough Met. .pfd....
International Copper ....
International Hnnreater.. 700 107
Kanxaa Cttr Bouthern.... 400 27
Iehlgh Valley
1nulaTlile A N'aahTllle.
Mexlcn Petroleum
Miami Copper
Mlwmurl. K. A T
Mralourt Pacltlo
Natloual Dlacnlt
National Iad
Nerada Copner
Na' York Ontral
N. Y . N. II. A II
Norfolk A Welrn 200 105
Northern Paclflo 8,800 1114
Peeltio Mall
Pacific T A T
Pennarlranla
Pullman Talace Car..
Hay Con, Copper 600 21 '4 21
Reading S.8O0 IM 164V;
tlepubllc Iron & Steal... li S2H 22U
Tlock laland Co 600 2H 2H
Ttock laland Co. pfd 1.1O0 IH 814
st. t a s. p, id pfd ;.
Bouthern Ptflo 44. SOT 4S
Ronthern nallrar .....j. 1,JH s 1414
Pennaylvanla Copper .... O0 .14 24'
Teaa Company Son 14S4 144;
ITiflnn Pacific 13,700 IMH 1SSS
fnlon Taclflo pfd
1'nlted Slates PteI 20,800 4
P. ft. Steel pfd. j... i,0il 1P9'4
ftah Copper 7,rrt t9H
Wabuh pM
Weatenn trnton 8.W0 68 H
WeatlngJiouM Electric .. 9O0 7614
1.K0
"'700
"ioo
300
200
1,300
400
600
200
800
1,100
too
i.:oo
soo
23 4
iiiii
si ii
6:m
17H
1S914
1J81S
60
2214
174
1714
II
91 '.4
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634
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91 4
y
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100
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119
11814
60
2:'i
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904
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8,400 1t:4 1114
llli
lt'i
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78 4
20 I
oi
IS
2S
6114
10114
107
122S
210
80
9014
9114
MS i
194
193'i
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S9H
13014
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27
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18
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14
148
124
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sm
11814
6214
174
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17
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158S4
60
1114
17
164
1st
4S'4
1114
P0V4
tS'4
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1104
23
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111
1SI
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16414
1214
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314
4,r
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34
144
14
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10911
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84
87 S
75H
Co.,
Atked.
100
10114
8014
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88
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is"
100
904
100
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101 301 7J
Omnhn liny Market.
OMAHA. June 22. HAY Prairie' it
fC?JS,.cL-upISn,L iffri4.6r: no. i. iisW f V.vn
.N- .mvfxs.oa Mc
Total sales for tha dar. 1M.300 aharea.
T.ncnl Srcnrltloa.
Quotations furnlahed hr llunif. Drinker A
419 Om.ha National bank building:
Btocka ntd.
i-airraori i-reamerr pro. 7 per cent . 99
Fairmont CTeameTT guar. per cent. 100
Omaha C. II. St. fir- Pfd, en.dlr.. 7114
Omaha. A C n. It- It 63
Omaha B. I A 1. pfd 78
Prairie Ufa Insurance 1314
Union Stock Tarda, Omaha 9814
Hulrt A (V 7 per cent. e-dlr 10614
Skinner Macaroni 8 per cent pfd
Honda
nar.cmft, Nab., 6 9914
Chicago. III.. 4a M14
J. I. C-aee Thirahlng Sfa. Co.. 1917... 99
KaM Ft. Ixiula A Rub. Sa, 19T2 93
Dundy cn.. Neb., School SOI 0l
fall HlTr CV., B, r.. 8a, 1913
Iowa It. A U Sa. 1911 94 M
K. C, SI. t O. 4a 20 t
Lincoln Traction Sa, 1839 9S 9414
Omaha R, K A P. Sa, 1933 91 9(14
Omaha Oaa Sa, 1917.. 9514 9614
i iir ot iiinann aaa. IOIH 102
City of Omaha 4a. 138 94 9S
Omaha C. n, Kt, ny a. 1-1 sn; 97
Puget Sound T. I P. Sa, 1919 .... 100 101
Hcrlbner. NeK, Sa. 1921 99 100
Salt Irfke Srbool 4a, 19S0... , fja;
Sioux CttT stork Yarda Sa. 1M0 91H 9114
Kansas City, Mo., tax bllla 99 100
Swift A Co. Sa, 1911 964 9714
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NT8W YORK, June 23. COTTON Fu
tures closed barely steady: July, 12.67c;
August. 12.67c: October. 12,12c: December,
lean middling. 8.66d; good middling, 8.10d:
middling, 7.tVkl: low middling. 7.08d; good
ordinary, .12d; sales, 1,000 bales.
i noice nildlnnd. 111.00; No. 1. tl2.OO5fl3.00:
o. SS.IIU1T1U.W; jso. 3. H.OOrrc.00. Ko j
IS.Si10!? 'owlnnd. tl0.0fff 11.00; No. 2 37 00
09.00; No. 3. ttOWl.OO. Alfalfa: Old choice
J0'5Wi No. 1, J13.(xxril.00i No. 2. tS.00
IlnnU Clrnrlntrs.
OMAHA, June 23. Rank clearings for
?JLW,y f-K nd for the
corresponding day last year J2.631.38fl.71.
porntrit Apple nml Dried Watts
NEW YORK. June H-nVAPOT(ATP.n
APPLES-Stradv.
DRIED FTH'ITS Prunes, quiet: apri
cots and peaches, dull; raisins, slow and
unsettled.
Dry Goods Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Juno S3. DRY GOOD8
Cotton duck markets were steadier today,
large users of wide goods having been
In the .market. Cotton goods were gen
erally steady, but quiet. Men's wear
Cnttlr. Steady, Hogs Active, Fire
Cent Loner,
CHICAGO. June S3. CATTLE- Re
ceipts. 3.600 head; market, steady,
beovus. e7.60tf9.10; steors. $6.90tif.!0; stock
ers and feeders. ta.10Q4l.15: cows and
heifers, t2.70tiS.86; calves, J7.0i1110.25.
HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; market,
active, 6c lower; bulk, tS.Do86.30; Hsht,
ts.O5fl8.30; mixed, .CO8.3S; heavy, t7.90nT
h.ao; rough. t7!kMt8.aS; pigs. 87 360110.
8HEEP AND ISIB.S-Itecelpts, 12.000
Ke55,V niarket steady to lower; sheep.
Vy'li"'. eS.3087.50; lambs.
t,60((i.30; springs. K9M70.S6; first west
ern grass sheep of season, 8&16.
Knnsat City Live Stock Mnrket.
-KANSAS CITT. Mo., June 23. CAT
TLE Receipts, 7,600 head; market,
steady: prime fed steers, t6.Xrir9.i&:
dressed beef stsers. t7.654J8.f4); western
steers. I7.004j8.76; southern steers, $;.S4
S.24; cow. 84.2307.76; heifers. t.76fi9"
stockers and feeders, fA75fJ7M. bulls
5.0W.ro; calves. t.5lo!ob. WU'
HOGS TtrfAlnta 11 An ..... ....
lower; bulk. .SnffiMi hS.wS&
8;' light. n.56fi8.25: r
SHEEP AND LASflft-Rectlpts.' 10)
yearilngs. t6.S6e7.OO: wethers. 1.75fii00.
S7.fA,t6s ,t0Cker' f:
DOLLAR SALE
Repeated for One Day
St. Lonls Lire Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, June II CATTLE He -f,pt"
LA- mrkt, steady, beef
17.6009.26; cow. and heifers. 13.00
3.00; stockers and feeders. t6.tXKP7.85:
"".'S,-"1??"' M-"?.!); cows andhelf
"i'yi.f C;. ntlve calves. 6.0C,10.00.
HOOS--Receipts. 8.800 head; market,
lower, pigs and lights, W. 7636.10, mlxeci
tnsWlO 8-861i gwd heavy,
SHEEP AND IAMDS-RecelpU, 11.C00
h4ul, market, steady, sheared muttons,
So great was the demand at
ALEXANDER'S Dollar Sale last
week that we decided to make
the same extraordinary offer
for ONE DAY MOKE WED
NESDAY, Don't miss this genuine
Shoe Dargaln Opportunity.
Wednesday One Day
Your Choice of Any
Pair of sUfiies'Oxfords
in the House
00
FOR YOUR
CHOICE
No mall order filled on sale goods
Colonial Pumps, "Mary Jaaea'
and some satins not Included.
E. R. NEEDHAM,
PROPRIETOR
1512 DiMgUs Street
Wednesday Specials That Will Set All Omaha Talking
Shoes for the whole fam
ilygood shoes, stylish
shoes, too-at prices which
mean savings of fully one-third.
Don't make a mistake.
See our Furniture and Rug
Specials they mean big
savings to housekeepers.
Spring and Summer Stock All Go The Bargain Route
mm
K4J S 3?
In Our Great June Clearance of Wo
men's, Misses' and Children's Ready-to-Wear
Garments.
Sixty days ahead of all others we start a clean
sweep of all spring and summer stocks. Coats
nnd Suits priced at a very small part of worth,
5 together with values in summer dresses sel-
SLdom if ever equaled in Omaha. Eemember.
Wn nYttliflTlffA nr rnfnrifl vnuv nnrolmcn nripn
gladly should you not be fully satisfied with
any purchase.
200 Handsome Coittn Made To Sell Up To $20.00
Moires, taffetas, linens, novelty cloths, etc, plain col
ors and fancies, tho season's choicest tC5 QC
styles on sale 40S0
$5.95 or Handsome Tailored Suits, made to sell
up to $18, choicest spring styles, materials and col
ors. Greatest lot of bargains shown In Omaha in
many seasons.
SUMMER DRESSES
Made to sell up to $5, linens,
lawns, lingerie, ratines, etc.,
plain colors and fancies, on sale
Wednesday in big
variety, choice. . .
$1.95
PRETTY WASH DRESSES
Made to sell up to $2.50, ging
harriB, madras, percales, etc,
stylishly cut, well made, artis
tically finished, values you can
not duplicate fr
at 1 yt)c
aiildren's Summer Dresses at marvelous bargain prices Wednesday.
iiuuse presses iiiaae to sen ai i.uu, an sizes, good colors, protty styles 392
Children's Summer Dresses
Made to sell at $1, in ginghams,
lawns, etc., Cloarance Sale price
39d
Children's Summer Dresses, mado
to sell at $1.50, all colors and sizes,
most wanted styles and materials,
at fin
Children's Summer Dresses, made
to sell at $2.50, immense assort
ments, beautiful designs In choicest
summer fabrics fiS
a uib Biiowing oi ininuta ana omait unnaren s aummer Dresses: nlmost unlimited assortments 50c to
$3.00 values, Wednesday JUST HALF
High Grade
Wash Goods
Take advantage of these deep
cuts just now. Other stores will
not make such prices until after
tho Fourth.
95 pieces of $1.00 Wash Goods
nt 74i
50 pieces of S5c Wash Goods
at 66e
100 pieces of 75c Wash Goods
nt 582
100 pieces 59c Wash Goods 45
126 pieces of 50c Wash Goods
nt 374
150 pieces of 39c Wash Goods
at 27
150 pieces of 35c Wash Goods
nt 24d
Kztra specials on Printed Batiste,
OrKanillea and Silk Mercerized Fab
rics, eta, to close, at 12Ho, ISa, 18a
and afio yard.
Several lots to olose (not adver
tised) at very deep cuts.
$1.45 and
Ladies' & Children's Para
sols at About Half Worth
1,000 of them to select from. All the
season's best colors and style.
New BeU Shaped Parasols
All silk, plain and fancy col
ors, values up to $8.50
choice $4.50.
$3.50 $2.98
Parasols worth regularly to
$3.50 All silk, linens and mercerized,
most wanted colors and styles $1.98
and 98
Children's Parasols Made to sell up
to $1.00, all colors and styles, on Bale
at 10S 25i. 496
Men's and Women's Umbrcllns Silk
linen and all silk covers, regular values
to $3.60, in threo big lota at 98 S
$1.98
Drug Dept. Specials
For Wednesday
Five bars of Ivory Soap for U9o
Jap Rose, Palm Olive or Saymon's Soap, 2 bars for lOo
Two burn of Williams' Shaving Soap for Co
10c Shlnola Shoe Polish, tan or black, for oc
Cutlcura Soap, bar, lSo Cutlcura Ointment for...33o
26c size Batlisweet or Eversweet for lSo
16c package of 20 Mule Team Borax for. Bo
60c Ktlllman'fl Freckle Cream for 35o
26c Orris Root or Spearmint flavoring Tooth Paste
or Powder for 100
26o size Sedlttz Powders for.... -.A... 10c
6O0 Aubry Sisters Ilcautlrier for ! 33o
26o Aubry Sisters Tint for 17c
$1.60 bottle of Oriental Face Cream at 89o
$1.00 oz. Azurea or La Trefle Perfume, the oz B9o
6O0 Java lUce or Pozzonl's Face Powder for 85o
One lot of 60e and 76c Toilet Waters go at 35o
25c Tlz or Caloclde for tender feet, at ,.lBc
26c size Corylopsls Talcum Powder for 100
60c quality Rubber Gloves, the pair 35o
$1.00 Bath Spray Showers for 790
$S.00 3-quart Combination Syringe, guaranteed to
you for one year, for. SH.35
$5.00 large size Wellington Syringe and Bottle,
guaranteed to you for five years for 83.35
In Our Popular
Domestic Room
Closing Out All Wash Goods Before tho Fourth.
Voiles, poplins, Bilk striped novelties, crepe3,
pllsses and a great many other popular wash
goods, novelties worth up to 25c all cut accord
ingly. . ........ . . . . . 5S 7 ii 6, 106, 12K6
New batistes, fast colors, beautiful printing, all
late styles, yard 5, 7 -0a
Extra values on Ready-made Sheets and Pillow
Slips
72x90, each 20c, 33c, 3Sc, fJOc, 50c, 05c
81x90, each 3Hc, 45c, COc 58c, 75c, 85c
Pillow Slips, each 7Jc, HUc, 10c, I3$c, irks
nnd ." -a-gA
Bed Spreads, extra values for this sale, 'all sIzesTTm-
norted. and domestic, 69c, 7Bo. 8S0, 81.00, 81.35. il.so.
$2.00. $2.60; worth at least 35h pe? cent more. '
Towels In lots at greatly reduced prices for this sale
either buck or bath towels, some all linen in these
lots Be, 7Wc, lOo. 13&o 16c, 180. 3Bc
Unbleached Turkish Towels. 26c grade. ...... . ' iso
Unbleached Turkish Towels, 20c grade '.ihhia
Unbleached Turkish Towels. 18c grade 100
Several other bargains not advertised.
Wednesday's Linen
Specials
Toweling, pure linen Barns
ley nnd Glass, up to luc yd.,
nt IOC
Pure linon Huck Toweling,
3 fancy figured or plain, val-
3 x- rrr j r r
ues 10 yc, yura .... ouu
NapJ:ins, pure linen, full
dinner sizo, $5.00 values, G
for $1.50
Towels, pure linen Hucks,
extra large size, fancy bor
der, all our 39o values, at,
each 25c
Put Up Your Apricots This Week
No finer or richer flavored fruit
grown. They are now at their low
est price for this season. The quality
Is extra fine.
4 baskets In crate, per crate. $1.33
per basket 3So
31 lbs. Best Oraaulatsd Bngar, 81.00
48-lb. sacks Best High Oracle Diamond
II Flour; made from the best se
lected wheat: nothing finer for
bread, pies or cake, per sack. $1.03
10 bars Beat-'Em-All. Diamond C,
Lennox or Laundry Queen White
Laundry Soap sso
10 lbs. best white or yellow Corn
meal 19o
8 lbs. Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal. 39o
The best hand picked Navy Beans.
per lb So
4 cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn. .35o
3 cans Early June Peas ,.a5o
Tall cans Alaska Salmon ....... . . lOo
cans oil or mustard Sardines. . .3So
Large Ii'Jttles Worcestershire Sauce,
Fine Tomato Catsup, Pickles (as
sorted kinds), or mustard, bot, 8Vio
Fancy Queen Olives, quart 3So
McLaren's Peanut Butter, lb....iatto
The beet Domestic Macaroni, Vermi
celli or Spaghetti, pkg 7Wo
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg So
rape Nuts, pkg 100
The best Tea Sittings, lb loo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb aoo
For a good cool and refreshing drink
try a bottle of Wild Cherry Phos
phate or Root Beer, per bottle, loo
The Duttar. Egg- and Ohetss Market
for tha People of Omaha.
The best Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk, per lb ag0
The best No. 1 Country Creamery
Butter, per lb 370
The best No 1 Dairy. Table Butter,
per lb. 85o
The best strictly fresh Guaran
teed Eggs, per dozen...,. 33 0
The best Wisconsin Creami New
York White or Young Amer
ica Full Cream Cheese, lb 300
Neufchatel Cheese, each Zc
Imported Swiss or Roquefort
Cheese, per lb 33.
Yh Vegetable Market for ths Peonla
of Omaha.
Now Potatoes, peck of 16 lbs 35o
Fancy Wax or String Beans, lb... so
Fresh Peas per quart v. 60
4 bunches fresh Beets or Turnips! !fio
6 bunchea fresh Leaf Lettuce Bo
5 bunches fresh Onions kj
Green Peppers for Btufflng, 2 for. '. 6c
New Cabbage, per peck aUo
FrMh Spinach, per peck JSo
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes. lb.,...10o
4 bunches Kohl Rabl . H .Bo
3 large Cucumbers 100
Large fancy Lemons, doz,...ase. 30o
The last of the Plneaples. We ad
vise our customers to buy now. All
of cherries, gooseberries, raspberries,
strawberries, etc, at wholesale.
?, Try HAYDEN'S First
IT
PAYS