THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 2G, 101 1.
i
4
MY OF OARSMEN WAIT CALL!
Drews at Poughkeepsie Ready to Dip
I Their Sweeps.
L0SE CONTESTS LOOKED FOR
Coaches nnd Crt-Tva Alike neapect
Ench Other nml the ltneen Fri
day Will He Worthy ot
Attention.
DIYIDE THE DOUBLE-HEADER IfiRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
New York and Boston Americans
Again Break Even.
YANKEES TAKE FIRST CONTEST
neel Sox Turn Tnhlea In Second'
Winning, Fotir to Three Wnrhon
llnrl rimt Hattle (or lllsh
Innilera nml Wlna.
lloopar. rf... I
b'cott. it. .4
hpakc.r. ct
DO3T0.S'.
AU.H.U.A..E.
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. V.. June 25.
"Wlth months of hard training at their
hack, 120 oarsmen are ready for the call
yto the. starting line for the Intercollegiate
"tregatta to be held on the Hudson river
Yourse tomorrow afternoon. Nothing re
mains but the flnnl Instructions from the
coaches Just before the fifteen crews shep , -
i .u.i- .u ..n flrt game:
lil.u ...cl. PI lC.lt' IVi .IIC pull
etream to the start, twenty-four hours
hence.
Since early last autumn the crew can-
6 dates have been working Indoors and Vw". )
...-. . . ... Jmtrln. lb. 1
out as weather permitted and from tho , oardt.er. lb.. I
original squads averaging close to lM.Yerkes. 20...S
.u w ....... I carrlgan. ?
nuuu. villi u.i allien imiD su.t.vvu uidi Ilfhg
Ereulllng months of training una today
have won seats In either the varsity,
Junior or freshman eight paced shells.
Tomorrow will come tho supreme test
1th the national university rowing cham
pionship at stake In the three races that
from the program of the Twentieth An
nual Regatta of tho Intercolleslate Row
ing association.
Look for Clone Content.
Coaches and. crews alike, while confl-
NEW YORK, Juno 25. New York and
Boston today again broke even In a
double-header. New York taking the first
game, S to 2, and Boston turning tho ta
bles in the second, 4 to 3. Warhop pitched
the first game for New York and scored
his first victory of the season. Score.
NEW YORK.
AD. II. O A E
Cadr
Olllnt. p..
Engle . .
Coumb. p
0 4 0 OMaltel. Jb. . 3
0 4 4 Tnif (dl, Jb 4
J ! 0 (rrcklnpa', a 4
1 0 Oii.rtMll. if . 4
0 1 1 1 llolden. rf... 4
1 1 ODater. S
0 10 ONunamakr. c 4
0 2 0 Owilllama, lb 1
0 0 0 OWarhop. p... I
ooio
0 0 0 0 Totals II I 17 4 t
0 0 0 0
0 1
1 1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 0
0 0
1 0
r o i a o
oent predict a close contest in eacn osnt Ho.,nn. 4. Double rlnv: Nunamaker to
Totalt. ... s at 1 1
Batted for Carrlgan In the seventh
Batted for Collins In tho eighth
Boston 0. .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-2
New York 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 '3
Bases on errors: New York, 1; Boston,
1. Two-base hits: Truesdalo, Speaker.
Homo runs: Lewi. Pecklnnaugh. Sac
rifice hits: Daley. Williams. Stolen base:
Lett on base. riew jorK.
nnd If the weather and water conditions,
are favorable new records for the course
are' not unlikely. Coach Rice of the Col
lumbla cvrows has predicted that tho
Mellar race the varsity four-mile lies
between Cornell and Columbia, but
Bhrewd rlvermen and the other coaches
do not entirely agree with tho forecast.
Ten Eyck of Syracuse and Conibear of
Washington both figure their varsity
eights have an excellent chance In th-s.
big event while Nichalls of Pennsylvania
ond Vail of Wisconsin are confident that
their rowing men are going to slve the
wash of their shells to several of tho
rights at the finish of tho long race.
There is reason for this quiet confldcnco
jfclnce several ot the university elgths
Tfcnvo shown well In preliminary races this
reason and Include many of the oarsmen
who swung sweeps In tho race of 1913.
Cornell has defeated Harvard, Princeton
and Yale this spring: Columbia. Prince
ton and "Stanford, and Pennsylvania, un-
er the coaching of Vivian Nichalls, the
English Instructor, defeated tho strong
IL'nited States naval academy crew. Wis
consin and Syracuse are the only cre.wu
that have not had a preliminary test
against one or more college, eights during
the present season. This omission, how
ever, has not dampened the ardor of their
BLPporters who expect them to row itp
to tho standard ot the more experienced
crews.
Crews Compared.
With the. exception of Columbia, which
has boated light crews this, year, tho
eights of all the universities average
up well In points of weight, height nnd
ugp as the following statistics ehow:
VARSITY EIGHTS FOUR-MILE
RACE.
Average
weight Height
Lbs. Ft. & Ins.
16P4 0 lllj
Maisel. Bai.es on .balls: Off Collins. 1.
Struck nut:. Rv Warn on. : by Collins,
2. Hits. Off Collins, 7 in soven Innings;
off Coumbe. 1 In one inning. Time: 1:4V
Umpires: O'Loughlln and HUdebrand.
Score, second game:
BOSTON. . . NEW TOUK.
in 11 n a R AD 1I.O.A.E.
Ilonrxr. rf... 4 1 0 1 OMalMl. lb... 3 10 0 0
Scott. . . . 6 1 2 l OTTuatdal. 2b 4 1 4 S 0
Speaker, ct. 1 1 I 1 oPecklnra', 4-
Lel, If .. 4 1 i 0 oHartMtl, if. 4 1
Janvrln, lb . 4 2 0 OHolden. rf... 4 I
Gardner, lb.. 4 0 2 0 O'McIlnJa ...0 0
Yerkee. 2b... 4 1 J S 0 Daley, cf... .8 0
Caily, e 3 16 1 OSwwney, c.. 4 1
J. Johnaon, pS t 0 1 oWllllnma, lb 2 0
Wood, p 1 ' 0 0 1 COok 1 1
. Nunmaltr, lb 1 0
Totalt U 11 17 14 OCaldwell p.. 3 t
110
0 0
too
0- 0 0
10 0
S t 0
too
0 0 0
too
2 4 0
Crews.
Columbia
Byrncuse
Cornell ..v...
PeJlfisvlvania
Wisconsin
Unl. of Wash..
Age
Yrs.
2l4
m,
21V,
2?H
171- 6 1
. . . 175 8 11 15-16
.C, :173m;. -:
.... nCJ S lt'i
.. 17IS 6 11-32
JUNIOR VARSITY RIGHTS-TWO
MILE RACE
Columbia IM 3 11 20
Syracuse 11 5 UH 22'4
Cornell 1MH S " W 20M
.Pennsylvania 167 1H
FRESHMAN EIGHTS TWO-MILE
RACE
Columbia 15SH
Syracuse 163
Cornell 170U
Pennsylvania. ..... 160ft
Wisconsin 101
8
5 10?
b im
6 in J
c
19
Wi
22U
2114
20' 4
, Record for the Coarse.
The winners In each event on the Hud
son rlvor course sluce the Initial regatta
follow:
Time.
21:25
19:57
20:31
20:174
20:04
19:14
18:&3Vi
19:05
18:57
29:22H
30:29
Year. Winner.
U93 Columbia
1898 Cornell
1S97.... Cornell
1E97 Cornell
1899 Pennsylvania
1900 Pennsylvania
1901 Cornell
1902 Cornell
1903 Cornell
190-1 Syracuse
1915 Cornell
19K Cornell
1907 Cornell
1908 Syracuse 19:24Vi
1903 Cornell l3:oz
3910 ' Cornell 2J:42V4
1911 Cornell 20:10H
1912.. i Cornell 19:31
1913 Syracuse 19:18
"Two regattas held, Cornell winning
, both.
,i 'Course record,
A In 1898 regatta held at Saratoga. N. Y.
. 1 VARSITY FOUR-OARED SHELLS
TWO MILES.
Year. Winner. Time.
1899 Pennsylvania 11.12
1900 Pennsylvania 10:31H
101 Cornell 11:39
1902 Cornel 10:43
103 '....Cornell 10:34
1901 Cornell 10:50
1905 Syracuse 10:15
190fi Cornell 10:35
1907 Syracuse 10:31
1908 Syracuse 10:52
1909 Cornell 10:01
1910 Cornell 11:37
1911 Cornell No time
1912 Cornell 10:34
1913 Cornell 10:17
Course record.
FRESHMEN EIGHTS TWO MILEG.
Totala 1 10 17 1J 1
Ran for Hilden In the ninth.
Batted for Williams In the olghth
Boston 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 04
New York 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 J 03
Two-base hits: Sneaker. Sweeney. Jan
vrin, Cady. Stolen bases: Maisel, Swee
ney, Speaker (2), Hooper, Hartzel). .Left
on bases: New York, 5; Boston 7. Double
play: Johnson to Scott to Janvrln. Bases
on balls: Off Caldwell, 3; off Johnson, 2.
Struck out: By Caldwell. 6: by Wood 1;
by Johnson. 1. Passed balls: Sweeney (2).
Hits- Off Johnson, 8 In seven innings,
nono out In the eighth; off wood, 2 in
two Innings. Time: 2:10. ' Umpires:
HUdebrand nnd O'Loughlln.
Nnpi Ilnmn Ilroirns.
ST. LOUIS. June 25. -St. Louis' pitchers
were wild, while their teammates fielded
In ragged fashion, enabling Cleveland to
secure a lead the home club could not
overcome. The score was 6 to 3. Score:
CLEVELAND. ST. LOUIS.
AH H O.A K All. 11.0. A. E.
Graney If... 4 0 1 0 oShotten, cf..4 0 1 1 0
Turner, 3b... 2 1 1 4 OPratt, lb.... 4 1 1
Leltold, cf... J 0 2 0 0Ho-ard, 4 0 1
Lajolt, Jb.,.1 1 0 i oWalkar, If... 4 1 1
Johnaton, lb. 1 2 11 0 oLary lb.... 4 1 10
Wood. rf....4 2 1 0 OAuitln, lb... 4 2 2
O'Neill C....4 ISO oMIIler. rf....4 1 0
Chapman, n. 3 0 2 1 oCrosaln, C....3 1 S
Gregg, p 4 1 0 3 lB'msardnr, p 1 jO 0
Rumler .... 10 0
. Totala 11 9 7 .12 llloch, p 0 0 0
First Hard Winter Wheat of Season
Reaches Chicago.
PRICES ARE OFF ELEVEN CENTS
More ,rir Grntit Una lleen Sold tor
Uxportntlon So Fnr Thin Jenaou
Thnn for Good Jinn)- Yenra
Corn I llnlllnh.
OMAHA GUM'HAt. ItAllKIST.
1 0
1 1
0 0
0 1
4 0
0 0
1 1
1 0
0 0
2 0
Xenklna .... 1 0 0 0 0'
Mitchell, p.. 1 0 0 1 0
' - Tolala...-..iy S 27 14 1
Batted for Bnumgardner In lxth.
Batted for Hoch In the eighth.
Cleveland 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 0-6
Bt. Louis 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 23
Two-base hits: O'Neill, Johnson, Gregg.
Three-base hit: Turner. Hits: Off
Baumgardner. 4 In" six Innings; off Hoch.
4 In two Innings: off Mitchell; ln one In
ning Sacrifice hits: Chapman, Turner.
Stolen base: Pratt. Double play:
Crossln unaslstcd. Loft on bases: Cleve
land, 1; St. Ixiuls, 6. Bases on balls: Off!
Baumgardner, 2; off Hoch, 1; off Gregg,
1. Hit by pitched bull: By Hoch
(Graney). Struck out: By Gregg, by
Hoch. 1; hy Baumgardner, 1. Wild
pitches: KuumRnrdner,' Hoch. Time:
2:30. Umpires' Evans and Egun.
Detroit Dropn Second,
CHICAGO, June 25. Fournier's triple
and BodKs hot single In the ninth en
abled Chicago to win,, the alth straight
game today when thoy defeated Detroit,
3 to 2, In the seccad game of tho series.
Score:
DETUOIT. dllCAOO.
Ali.tl.O A E. - Anai,O.A K.
Duth. ta 1 0 1 1 OWeaver, , aa .2 0 4 60
Purtel lb... 4 0 'fl i OBJackb'rn, 2b 4 0 1 0 0
Hallman, ef 4 2 0 0 iJDemmttt. If. 4 110 0
Crawford, rf . 4 1 0 0 OColllna, rf..'. 4 110 0
Vcach, If.... 4 1 8 0 0I''oumlr.' lb 4 2 7 1 0
Kavana'h. 2b 1 1 3 3 OBodle. cf.. . . 1 1(00
mirna 1h 1 0 11 I) OMltar. r 3 1 S 0 0
19:3ti stanage, c... 4 1 t 1 ODreton. lb... 3 10 10
20:02 Dauaa, p.... 3 0 0 4 onuaaell, p.... 3 10 0 1
OMAHA, Juno 38. 1914.
The first car of now hard winter wheat
of the season reached Chicago yesterday
consigned to the J. Itosenbaum urain
company from Mlssuurl. It weighed S3
Pounds, graded to 2, and tested above 11 5
per cent moisture. There Were also seven
cars of nevy No. 2 red received from Mis
souri. Enormous covering of short wheat was
on yesterday. Traders said after tho
close that should there be heavy accep
tances ot overnight offerings like those
of yesterday and the same volume of
hedging, they look for lower prices.
hllo sentiment was mostly bearish, it
Was lCSS SO thnn nf Into TMiH.r. aM
tho future course of values depends upon
"nujiier winners win continuo to sell
freoly. They have tho price making in
the r cower
Wheat prices are off over 11c from the
recent high point. They nre the lowest
; nna utuuc under last year's.
More new wheat has been sold for ex
port so far this scuson than at this time
In years. World s stocks of old wheat
l?SAa.m!,8t Blnco 1309' But-
900.000,000-bushcl crop in sight, the trade
does not give much attention to bullish
factors. A short Interest has been create
and bearish conditions discounted. Trad
ers, however, did not expect a rally of
more than lc to 2c.
Most of the corn specialists aro bullish
and fail to see any reason for lower
prices. Stocks urc decreasing and there
Is more being shipped out than bought
to come In. They say the selling was of
a poor class. Tho largest sales by n
local professional early wore bought bark
at the samo prices. Local bulls Increased
their lines yosterday and expect to see
corn cut loose from wheat. Those who
? k6!, sh aro ."""InrT December, while
j '! oro Klvlns attention to July
and September.
Cash wheat wns lc lower.
Cash corn was tlo lower.
Cash oats were c lower.
nearanccs: Wheat and flour equal to
SSTb5K,: corn' 0M buh'; "
co'rn'to1 M t0 lowtr:
Prlriiary wheat receipts were 238 000
busheln nnd shipments 698.000 bufheU
aalnst , receipts of 577.000 bushels and
shipments of 423,000 bushels last year.
els and shipments 350,000 bushels, against
or 762,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 571.0V) bush
els and uhlpments 677.000 bushels against
raVf.'M bV,el" and "iilpmenu
Of 528,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
n. , Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago i2 in in
Minneapolis 73
Duluth ... tk
Omaha 4 jj 'ji
Kansas City 3; 17 17
St. Louis 35 i't
Winnipeg 237 ... "
xv&Vf Sa"K B.oles, wero reported today:
Wheat Np 2 hard winter, 1 car, 83c: 1
car. 85c. No. 3 hard winter: 1 car. 86;.
No. 3 spring: 1 car, 78c. Corn No. 3
white: 4 cars. 69Mc. No. 2 yellow: 1 csr,
COUc, 1 car, 64c. No. 3 yellow: 3 cars, Bfic.
No. 2 mixed: 1 cur. GSUc. No. 3 mixed:
J cars C5c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 64c; 1 car,
&.c. No grade: 1 car (hot), 59c. Oata No
3 white, cars, 3Gc. No. 4 white: 1 car,
36c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard. 84fi7c; No. 3 hard, S40S6c; No. 4
hard, 80S84c; No. 2 spring. 80ffr37c; No. 3
spring, 78366c; No. 4 spring, 76S4c; No. 2
durum. 84Wl85W-: No. 3 durum. MrfTRIUrv
I, Corn: No. 2, white, (aiVBCOKc; No. 3
wnue, wv40Mc; ISO. 4 White, 67ffl6Sc; No.
2 yellow, 66Q66,lc: No. 3 yellow, C5GGc;
No. 4 yellow, 64g5c: No. 2, 65H4c; No.
3. 64ii55c: No. 4. K3(f?c. nt.. K'V. i
wnue, jor4idjc; smnoaro, 36HJT36V4c; No.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND I'ltOVISIONS
Year.
189tl
1R97
"1857
Ax -..
1900
1901
1902
"1903
1904
1905
1901
1907
190K
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
Winner.
....Cornell
....Yalo
....Cornell
....Cornell
....Wisconsin
Pennsvlvnnla
....Cornell
....Cornell .
Syracuse
....Cornell
....Syracuse
Wisconsin
Cornell
Cornell
Cornell
....Columbia
....Cornell
...Cornell
Time.
10:18
9:19
!:21
9:65
9:45
10:n
9:39
::ls
10:01
9:33
Totala It 21 11 0 Totals 31 9 17 I 1
One out when winning run scored.
Detroit 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2
Chicago 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1-3
Two-base hits: Breton, Russell. Throe
base hits: Kavanaugh, Fournier. Sacri
fice hits: Dauss, Bodle, Weaver.' Double
play: Fournier to Weaver. Left on
bases: Detroit. 7; Chicago. 5. Bases on
balls: Off Russell, 2. Hit by pitched
ball: By Russell (Burns). Struck out;
By Russell. 4; by Dauss. 5. Time; 1:53,
empires: Dlneen and Connolly.
Italn Ilrenkn Up Game.
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-A heavy
thunder shower broke up today's game
between Philadelphia and Washington In
the beginning ot the fifth inning. The
score at the end of the fourth Inning
was. Philadelphia. 2; Washington, 4.
Philadelphia had scored three runs In the
fifth without a hit and had a man on
second with one out when the game was
called. Score:
Features of the Trading- nml Closing
Prlcen on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Juno 25. Wheat rallied to
day, but not until after prices had fallen
lower than at anv time ainca 1902. Tne
rebouna seemed to be chiefly owln 'to
farmers evincing a disposition to !th.
hold sales as much as possible unless of
fered better returns. Values closed firm
at c to HQs.c net aivance. Corn Hn
Islied MHo to lc under last n'ght,
2.',W5c..ani1 Provisions rnnin?
from iHfllOo decline to an advance of 20c
Harvest news that continued to favor
the boars wns largely responsible for the.
depression, which, at first today was the
rule In the wheat pit. In the later trading,
how'ever, some of tho largest houses,
heretofore classed as bear leaders, were
among the best buyers.
Unlike, wheat, corn had no significant
rally. Argentine offers at the seaboard a.
cent lower than at any previous time this
season formed the main reason. Rains
that broke the drouth In Important sec
tions of the southwest counted also
against the bulls and so did reiorts of
the increasing substitution of wheat for
corn as feed. HeilglnK sales on the new
crop had much to do with weakening oats.
Provisions wero unsettled ny the con
flicting Influenco of lower prices for corn
ond higher prices for hogs. Shorts cov
ering brought about a rather sharp ad
vance, in July pork.
Futures closed as follows:
College Men to Get
Boat Race Results
While at Dinner
JOHNSON EXPECTS TO
WIN BEFORE TWELFTH
This evening the Cornell university
men of Omaha will dine together
at the Field club while receiving the re
turns from tho Poughkeepsie boat races.
9:61 Special arrangements have been made by
i tho committee for receiving the boat
?:2ti ,, ., .u-
9'H1 Biuics lineally ai mc uiui.
uiner colleges represented ai ineainner
will be Wisconsin, Columbia, Michigan
and Amherst. Covers will be placed for
about forty. The committee in charge
of the dinner are C. A. Thomas, Frank
Selby and Austin Galley.
10:10
10:13
. 9:31
10:01
PARIS, June 25.-Jack Johnson, the
American negro pugilist, firmly believe
his fight on Saturday with Frank Moran
of Pittsburgh will not last longer than
twelve rounds and that at the end if
the bout he will atlll be champion. Johnson
said this today while he was doing his
last day's real training for the flsht.
His work tomorrow will be light and on
Saturday he intends to rest,
Moran rose early today and with sev
eral companions took a long, brisk walk,
varied by sprints, on the banks of the
Olse, near his headquarters at Merfel. In
the afternon he boxed with several spar
ring partners, Including Tom Kennedy, In
rwbom he finds u sturdy opponent.
A number of Americans who Intend
to be present at tbe fight called at the
Moran quarters today.
Got anything you'd like to swap? Use
.the "Swappers' Column.'
KNIGHT OF STRATHM0RE
MAKES A NEW RECORD
Knight of Strathmore. who won the 2:08
pace at Jefferson, la., Wednesday, beat
all records of the United States and
Canada for the month of June. His time
was 2:07H, 2:06 and 2.0S, an average of
2:07. This li practically the samo
bunch whloh will race at Tckftmah July
4. Tekamah will have a big fluid of
starters In all the events.
A rtlclel Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close.lYes'y.
78
75
Wheatl
July.
Sept.
Corn I
July.
Sept.
Oats
July.
Pent.
Pork I
JUiy. A) viYt zu
Sept.l I 20 05
Lard I f I
July. I 10 07) 10 07
StPtt f 10 20
Ribs I I I
July.l 11 50 I 11 52l 11 45
Sept. 11 65 I 11 B7 11 45
65
66
38'
37
7
79
I
68
67,
381
3
I.
78)
78l
67
66
79H1
79
68
66W
88 VI
37!
38
37
20 72 20 95
19 95 I 20 00
10 02 10 02l
10 17 10 17
I 11 50
I 11 CO
79
78
68
7
SS
27
20 75
20 07
10 07
10 22
11 47
11 62
Nre. Polls to Hhorr.
Clark Griffith's high school recruit. Otto
Nye, who was sent to Scranton In the
New York 8tate league, failed to show
and was sent back after two days, Nye
halls from Dick Klnsella's home town,
and It was thought strange that If he
was worth while Dick should overlook
him.
If you like luxurious silk shirts, you
should plan to buy a supply Eaturday at
Brandeis' big sale
Chicago Cash Prlcos Wheat. No. 2 red.
8485c; No. 2 hard, 815c; No. 2 north
ern, 9891c: No. 2 spring, S990c. Corn:
No. 2, 6308c; No. 2 yellow. 69V4Q70c;
No. 3 yellow, 69i069?ic Oats: No. 3 white,
38er38c; standard, 39S39Hc Rye: No.
2, 61c. Barley: 49rvi8c. Timothy: 14.250
5.60. Clover: $10.0i&13.00. Pork: 120.90;
Lard: 210.00. Ribs: ill.COgll.50.
CHEESE Lower; daisies WfaUHr;
twins, 14UOTl4c; Americas, lSUc; long
horns. 16Vi(S15c.
POTATOES Steady; reeclpts, 66 osrs;
new. $1.0001 50; old. 80Q9JC.
BUTTER Ixwer; creameries, 2B'2Cc.
EGGS Lower; receipts, 10.510 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 16ilSc; ordinary
firsts, 16Vc; firsts. 1701Sc.
POULTRY Alive, higher; springs, 2T0)
22c; fowls, 15c.
Xciv York General Market.
NEW YORK, June 25 -SUOAR-Raw,
barely steady; centrifugal. 2.32c: molasses.
2.67c; sales, 150,000 bags; refined, un
chancrd. BUTTER Creamery, extras, 27S27c;
firsts, 2yn26'4c; process, extras, 22w22c;
ladle, first, 20ft20Hc.
CHEESE State, whole cream, fresh,
specials, HQiSc: avurage, fancy, 14Hc
EGOS Fresh gathered, extras, 23ffl25c;
extra firsts. 2922Hc: firsts, 20fjflc;
nearby hennry. browns. UtiWc: mixed col
ors. 184324c.
porintv uressen. nrm: western
chickens, frozen, 14HS18c; fowls, lSgiSVJc;
turKeys, sur-".
Mliuienill Grain Mnrkr.t.
MINNEAPOLIS. Juns 25. WI I EAT
July. 84C; September, fcOc; No. 1 hard.
88c; No. 1 northern. 8.1fl87c; No. 2
northern. wlsiic.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BA RLE Y 44SlC
RYB-675SC.
HRAN-119.2I.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 6c.
OATS No. 3 white. 3gcyic.
FLAX-1.16?4Q1.C0C
BUTTRR-No. 1, Mo. cartons, 27ci No.
1, 00-lb. tubs, I7c.
CHKHPK Imported Swiss. tc; Ameri
can Swiss, 21c; block Swiss, X2o; twins,
17c; daisies. 17o; triplets. 17Ci louni
Americas, lie; blue label brlok, 17tto llm
burger, 2-lb., ISc; Mb., 10a; New orx
white, 19c. . ,
FISH White, 16c; trout. 15c: large crap
pies, 12c; Spanish mackerel, 160; shad roe,
per pair, 50c; salmon, 16o; halibut, llo;
buffalo, Mc: channel cattish, 15c; plk.
11c; pickerel, 9c ....
POULTRY-Brollers, 20c: hens. 12oj
cocks. 8Vic; ducks, 8cj geese, fc; turkeys,
lie. pigeons, per doien. 90c; ducks, full
feathered, Sc, geese, full fenthored, o;
eqUHbs. No. 1. 11.50; No. 2. 50c
BEEF CUTfJ-Wholesale prices of beet
cuts, effective In Omaha Juno 22. are as
follows: No. 1 ribs, 17c; No. 2. 17c; No.
S, 16c. No. 1 loins, 19c; No. 2. "c; No
3, 16c, No. 1 chucks. llc; No. . 19o;
No. 8. 10c. No. 1 rouuds. 15c; I.
14V4C No. 3. li4c. No. 1 plates. 8iic No.
2. Sc, No. 3, 7c. . ...
HONE'S New Colorado. No. 1. 2-framo.
I3.W cs.
WATERMELONS 24c lb.
CANTELOUPES California standards,
12.75 crate, California pony. $3.00 crate.
CALIFOR1A FRU1T-Chrrl. W-00 box;
apricots. $1.60 box; plums. $1. box.
peaches, $1 25 box; red and black cherries.
19 rwi
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, $1.00
basket.
PINEAPPLES-Florlda. $3 25 crate.
BANANAS-$1.75 to $3.00 bunch.
vi:t.q i..onnijj. ShIImI 11.60 ner case.
iVfiimit.: x-n 1 r Allf nriila. 13V4c ler lb.
Pecans, 12. Per lb. Filberts. 150 por lb.
Almonds, 2Wc per lb. l'opcorn, oo per iu.
MISCELLANEOUS Honey; New Cohv
i-nHn vn 1 U frames. $3.00 Per case
Watermelons; 34c per lb. Cantaloupes.
California standards. $2.75 per cratei
California Dony. $2.00 per crate
Sugar walnuts and dates, $1.S5 per box,
limes. $175 per basket; crackerjnek, $3.50
per case, checkers, $3.50 per case; cracker
Jack, per half case, $1.75; checkers, per
half cos.- $1 75. ...
The following fruit and vegetable prions
are quoted by tho Ullinsky Fruit company:
Fit I'lTS -Oranges: Extra fancy Sun
klst navels. Ks, $2.60 per box. 96s and 100s,
$2.75 per box; 126s and 150s, $3.00 per box:
Mediterranean swoets, 176s. 250s, 2SSs and
324s, $3.00 per box; extra fancy Glendora
Valencia, 96s, 112s, 126s, 150s, 176s, 2008, 216
and 250b. JS"6 per box; red ball Valenclas,
all slses, $3.60. Lemons: Extra fancy
rinlilon Ttnul Mfa nnd 36s. $7.00 tier box;
fancy Silver Cord, 300s and SOOs, $0 50 per
box; extra fancy Sunklst Trail brand,
90s and SOOs, $6.75 pr box. Grapefruit:
Extra fancy. 64s. $4.60 per box; extra
fancy, 46s, 4.M per box; extra fancy. 36s,
$3.60 per box: Indian River, 64s and fOs,
$5.00 per box. Apples: Ben Davis, $1.75
per box; Wlnesaps. $2.60 per box
California cherries, $2.00 per box.
California apricots, $1.35 per crate.
California plums, tl.30Ql.7S per crate.
California peaches, $1.00 per box. Pine
apples: Florida 48s, $2.76 'per crate: Florida
42s, $3.00 per crato; Florida 36s, $3.25 per
crate, l'loncia .wa ana us, per crate.
Drumnftur $1.7&rJ3.60 per bunoh.
VEGETABLES Homo - grown spinach.
25c per bu. Cubbagc; New Texas, 2o per
lb ; California, 2c per lb. Onions: Cali
fornia, 4o per lb.; crystal wax, $2.60 por
crate. Peppers: 60c per basket Toma
toes: Fancy. $1.75 per crate. Cucumbers:
Hot house, SOcCTtl.TO Per dox. New beets,
carrots and turnips, 50c per dox. Celery:
$160 per doz. Head Lettuce: 60c to $1.50
per doz. Leaf Lettuce: 40o per doz.
Onions: Home-grown, 16o per doz.
Radishes: 15c per doz. Parsley: 60c per
doz. Garlic, Italian, 20c per lb. Horse
radish, $1.65 per case. Popcorn, shelled,
5c per lb. Asparagus, home-grown, per
doz., market price about 30c. Potatoes:
New, 2c per lb; extra fancy Colorado
and Wyoming, white stock, 2c per lb.
Cauliflower; Homo-grown. $1.M per basket
Corn and Wheat Henrlon Bulletin.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of the
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, tor the twenty-four
hours endlnir at 8 n. tn.. 7Sth
meridian time, Thursday, June 25, 1914:
OMAHA DISTRICT,
Ashland. Neb.. 95
Auburn. Neb... 96
B'ken Bow. Nb 81
Columbus. Nob. 82
(JtlluertHon, Nb. 93
-airnury. Neb.. 98
Fnlrmont. Neb. 95
Or. Island. Nb.. 91
Martlngfn. Nb 85
Hastings, Neb.. 97
Holdrege, Neb.loQ
Lincoln, Neb... 81
Oakdale. Neb.. 82
Omaha, Neb.... 96
Tekamah. Neb. 87
Valentine, Nb. 80
Alta, la 81
Carroll, In 88
(Jiunnda, la.... 99
Slbloy. Ia 84
Sioux City, la.. 84
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending nt 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Tomp. Raln
Dlstrlct. Stations. Hlch. Low. fall.
uoiumnus, u is
Louisville, Ky... 22
India'polls, Ind.. 13
Chicago, 111 24
St. Louis, Mo.... IK
Dcs Moines. Ia.. 24
Minneapolis 62
Knn. City, Mo.. 32
Omaha, Neb 17
Warm weather prevails throughout the
corn and wheat region. Showes occurred
witnin tne last twenty-lour hours in all
except the southern dlstrlcta Rains ot
one inch or more occurred at the follow
ing stations' In Nebraska Tekamah, i,
In Iowa Marshalltown, 4; .Davenport,
1.90; Dcs Moines, 1.40, and Cedar Rapids, 1.
L. A. WHUIli,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Metal ninrket.
NEW YORK, June 23. METALS
Lead, dull. $3.133.93; London. 19 7s 6d.
Spelter, dull; $5.006.10; London, 21 6s.
Copper, dull; spot, $13.50 offored; electro
lytic. $13.62a 13.76; lake nominal: cast
ings $13.50. Tin, weak; spot $29.70CO.2O;
August, $29.80030.25. Antimony, dull;
Cookson's, $7.25B7.37. Iron quiet, un
changed. London prices; Copper, easy;
spot. 60; futures, fa0 12s tid. Iron;
Cleveland warrants, 51s 3d.
I ST. LOUIS, Juno 25. M ETALS Lead,
dull, fi.w. spelter, auu, ji.w.
Oinnlia liny Market.
OMAHA. June 26.-rRAIRIE HAY
Choice upland, $16.00; No. 1, $14.60; No. 2,
10.0011.00; No. 3, $6.00Q'7.00. To choice
midland, nono here, No. 1. $13.00H.(O;
No. 2, tlO.tWfill.00; No. 3, $5.007.00. To
cholo lowland, No. 1, $10.00312.0O; No. 2,
$70Q9.00; No. 3, $4 0087.00 .
STKAW-$6.6Ofl.00
ALFALFA Cholc old, $13.00314.00; No.
1, old, $12.00iffl3.00; No. 2, old. $8.00(rV10.00;
to choice, new, No. J, $12.0001100; No. 2,
$10.0W 12.00.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Fairly Active
and Fully Steady.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
Fat Sheen Knlly Steaclr with Yrs.
terdnr nntl Reasonably Active
Burin- Lambs Mow Sellers
and Steady to Hauler.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 25, 1914.
RecelDls were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday 1.960 4.815 6.332
urncial Tuesday a.iw! .io
Official Wednesday... . 3,27 9.119 2,ii!S
Estimate Thursday .... 2.2.X1 10,000 4.000,
Four days this week .10.817 37,464 19,636
Same days last week. 11.SS6 85,643 12.068
Same days 2 wks. ago 10,814 27,00"! 12,483
Same days 3 wks. ago.11.675 30,906 11,62
Same dnys 4 wks. ago.13.929 SS.100 16,123
Same days last year.. 1J.51S 47,87$ 6,957
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and s)cp at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date, as compared with lost years
Uli. 1913. Inc. Dec,
Cattle 394.125 416.063 22.W
Hogs 1.322.7S5 1,428.164 105,379
Sheep 1,064.623 916.847 139.676
Tli following table shows tho rang of
prices for hog at the South Omaha ltv
stock market for the last fow days, with
oomparlsnnsi
while there was only one lrsd at that
price- yesterday. The top yesterdsy was
$8 26, but It was paid tor a fancy load of
pure-bred hogs.
iieprraentauve sates:
N. A, an. l'r.
,... m 240 t OS
II 174 IN IK
n m it m
74 Ht M lit
i tm no it
i m uo t om
M SIT 160 I 10
m m . . i io
...,S!l ... I 10
....tn in io
. ..IM ... I 10
....2M 4 I 10
...111 ltd 8 10
....JU ... 110
. . 240 40 I 10
....U SO I 10
....Ml 40 I 10
.. .:: to I io
... : :so io
?M . , I 10
11
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H .
4
M..
II..
SO
M
O
71.-
7!
ti
a
9 .
Ill .
7
l .
SI
5B
tl .
41..
Sao S lo
MS . . I 16
Date. I 1I4. IIM13 112 'U PW.W
Juna 4
June 6.
June 6,
June 7
Juno 8.
June 9
June 10.
June 11.
June 13
June 13.
Juno 14.
June 15.
Jun 16.
7
S W7
8 04H
7 93Ti
7 90U
7 Xi
1 H
8 03
8 i
1 191 7 :;6i
8 19
8 ill
8 27
8 27
8 38
8 47
8 62
k 69
8 5ft
S 02
8 01U 8 60
Juno 17. 8 0SH1 8 40
une l. s iavt r 33
8 XOHI 8 41
8 HUi 8 401
9 42
I 8 43 7 40 6 11) 9 40
8 44
S 20i
9 15
Juna it.
Juno Su.
Judo 21.
Juno 22.1
r- . .
j uno ss.
June 25.'' f 12SI 8 6S 7 S6 I 9 M 7 4
7 ISI
7 36
7 43
T 44
7 451
7 43
7 S6f
5 83!
6 S3
6 85
6 83
6 S3
6 99
S 901
7 311 5 7
7 35
9 Ml
9 01
S 16
9 291
9 32
9 36!
9 36!
9 23
7 2S
7 16
7 211
7 SDI 6 3
7 3!l 5 W
6 791 9 27
& 78 9 40
6 851 9 38 1
7 34
7 36
7 32
7 38
7 37
7 40
7 35
7 S9
7 52
7 57
7 66
7 63
5 26
6 31
I ti
5 27
6 27
5 27
6 27
5 43
5 61
560
5 64
t 63
S 91 9 XII
7 63 7 64
1 6 66
7 63
7 46 5
2J14I
oafii R 41
8 09HI S 51 7 46 6 141 9 24 7 40
6 201 9 151
7 451
6 86
5 1
: S7
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at tho Union Stock yards. South Omaha.
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at
3 o'clock yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs.8hep.H'sfls,
C, M &'St. P. Ry. .. 7
Wabash Ry 1
Mo. Pacific Ry 8 1
Union Pacific Rv.. 31 28-
C. & N.-W.. east:. 2 7
C. & N.-W.. west.. 27 61
C , St. P., M. A O.. 10 5
C, a ft Q, cast.. 9 2
C. R. ft Q., west.... 8 73
C R. I. ft P., east 7
Illinois Central Ry. 1
Chicago at. West.. 1
, Raln-
iw. fall. Sky.
67 .68 Clear
70 .00 Pt. cloudy
65 .00 Cloudy
62 .07 Pt. cloudy
60 .00 Clear
73 .00 Clear
66 .13 Pt. cloudy
CO .00 Clear
64 .00 Cloudy
64 .00 Clear
61 .00 Clear
66 .00 Raining
63 .02 Clear
67 .32 Clear
64 2.00 Clear
64 .00 Cloudy
.03 Clear
65 .22 Clear
69 .00 Pt. cloudy
62 .00 Clear
68 .no Pt. cloudy
96 70 . 20
102 72 .00
98 72 .20
92 68 .30
100 74 . 00
90 66 .W)
80 64 .40
96 72 .CO
92 C6 .70
10
2
18
Total receipts 100 142
DISPOSITION HEAD,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
No. At. 8b. l'r.
t JM ... I 114
it tn no i nH
ti sit i i im
is no ... s im
si m ... uitt
it tu ... i im
44 Ill SO I IIS
si stt im s mt
(1 X 120 US
10 mj so i mi
m at sto s im
70 171 iso i mt
S4 10 M 1 1IH
11 Tit 3(0 I ltVt
41 141 SO I US
74 KS 40 I it4
l 171 ... I 12u
44 Ill 10 I 1IH
...114 H IIS
.. 2M ISO I IS
...ioo ... i u
...SOS .. Sit
..IIS l S IS
. 1 40 It
...111 140 S II
...ITS SO t IS
. Ml ... Ill
...nt so in
...114 200 S IS
HO ... 8 IS
ti....
70....
Si...
t....
M
II....
SI....
St ...
n
si ..
17....
74
40 I 174
SO I K't
SO I 174
... I SO
W 110 10
111 114 S 10
114 40 S 10
..13 130 110
170 lt S 10
. K 40 t 10
IM ISO I 19
.1X1 ... I 10
. nt lto s in si i
SOS 40 I 10 M 1U
..S40 ., sin ss o
. tfil 40 I 10 71 Ill
.119 ISO S 10 ' I
pias.
S ...,107 ... 7 SO
SHEEP-There wan still a declining
tendency to spring lambs and the market
was slow at thn opening. It being a case
of sellers trying to get steady prices
while the packers wanted to take off a
little LarKor receipts this morning as
compared wllh yesterday favored thu
buying side, though the .quality of the
ouerings in cenerai was not neariv iu
food, and while sales look considerably
mwrr on paper, in rcniuy uiey wero no
woreo than weak to n dime lower, tlncn
a trading basis had been agreed upon most
oi me oiierings cleared at a seosonaDis
hour The spread on range spring Iambs
was around $8.46410.00 and the supply car
ried n few native unrlntfern at $9.25.
una cnier interest in tne agea sneep
division wan In ewes. There wero four cars
or Tyoming ewes that were picket:
fairly earlv In tho forenoon at $4.7
bunch ot native ewes moved at $5.00 and
Morris ft Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrcll
Lincoln Packing Co....
Corr Packing Co
Armour, K. C
Swift, Ft. Worth
W. B. Vansant Co
Henton, V. S. ft Lush..
Hill ft Son
J H. llulla
Sullivan Bros
Wcrthelmer & Uegen..
Chrlstio
HIggtns
Huffman
Roth
John Harvey
Cther buyers
406
431
290
689
21
"i
70
n
16
60
16
1
1
4
8
6
4
34
23
1.723
2,313
3.231
1.350
1 253
36
131
384
983
L90J
800
a few yearlings at 6.2ffr.76, there being
not enough ot this kind ot stock on
hand to make a market. Prices on agct.
hpnn wem nuntahlv cloci to tteidv
The markol for the has bt-en
featured by a slight lnores In the ie
celpts of both sheep and lambs, whlcn
was due to shipments received from Ore
gon and Idaho. As sxpoetnd pricen had
n rinwnwsrri trend most of the Week and
aro now anywhere from 20c to fiOc lower
on spring lambs as omnard with I ha
Close 01 last. weeK, Xjm.ni runny inn uuik
nf thu nrlntf Inrnhn lneludlnir both na
tive nnd run it r offerings, sold at a SDread
of $9.26529.65, whllo current qoutatloaa aro
around $8.60J9.3O. Range ytoxllzx: weth
ers and ewes have shown not much
change during the week, though they aro
possibly weak to lOgiM olwer than a
weeK ago. . , ,
OtintRtlnna on ranrn sheen and lambs
Lambs, spring. $8.0OB.40; yearling;, good
to choice. S6.7WJ.lo; yearlings, iair io
irnnit t,! Mil ?K! WflthSrS. KOOd to ChOlCS.
IS.75fff6.00: wethers, fair to good. .$5.50
5.76; owes, good to choice, $4.90518.10;
awes, fair to good, S4.wm.vu.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
12 shorn ewes 125
15 shorn ewes ;
100 Wyoming yearling 70
130 nntlvo spring lambs 65
$00 Wyoming ewes J
69 culls
76 yearlings lambs J
46 spring lambs J3
36 shorn cwea 111
NEW YORK ST0GK MARKET
Gives Fairly Good Account, of Itself
Considerinc Conditions.
TRADING 18 ON A LARGE SCALE
Activity AHoKf.ther at ISxnensn of
Vatttrs, Mnnr Prominent Issues
Uocllnlntr from One to
Two INilnts.
NEW TORK. June 25. Considering tho
extremely unfavorable conditions wltn
which tho session began the, Claflln ro
celvershlp today's stock market gave a
fnlrly good account of Itself. Tha trou
bles of this concern, nna nf the nldest
and largest In the country, became know..
soon auer tne close ot business on
Wednesday and It Is no, exaggeration to
say that the financial community viewed
the prospect with considerable Concern.
Trading throughout today's session was
on an uncommonly largs scale, the over
turn annroxlmatlno1 half a million shares
Activity was altogether at the ncpenso
of value, however, many prominent Issues
declining 1 to 2 paints, while some ot thi
obscure, stocks reii from three to five
points. United Dry Goods preferred,
which Is affiliated with the Clllln Inter
ests, declined to sixty-five, a loss of
seventeen potnta on the day and a total
decline ot 31H I ntwo days. The shares
or otner mercantile company wero senti
mentally ateictec, nut not to any marxet
extent,
Onenlng nrices were irenerallv loner.
but standard stocks held remarkable
firm until tho final hour when another
active selling movement effaced the
partial recovery made nt noon and sent
mo entire lint to a new level,
London was nctlvo in tho Initial trading,
selling about 25,000 shares. Europe blsr
hanks made favorable weekly exhibit,
tho Bank of France gaining over $20.000.fW
gold, the Hank of Englnnd about $6,VO,0OO
witit an increaso in Ita reserve lanijitles,
nhlle Uio German bank materially In'
creased its gold holdings and reduced us
loans and discounts by some $9,000,000.
Bonds wero heavy, wllth 1 to 2-polnt
tosses In minor Issues. Total sales, par
value, were $3,243,000.
Government bond were unchanged on
call.
number ot sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Silts. Hlth. Lav. Cloaa.
AUtkn, OoM 1,600 17 SSH X4
AratltunaUd Codmt ... 11.200 tlV (1 (7
Ameneuv Det Hur...
Amrlcn cn
Araorlran S. & 11
American B. A It. pM.
Arotr. Buiir Raining.
Ainnfn t. t,
Atnerlesn Tobacco
Anieonda Mining
A ten I ton
Ptltlnvor Ohio.,,.,.
prnoklrn npl(t Tr
California Pttroleum .
C7tnadl.n Irlflo
tvntral LMther . .. .
cnMBak & Ohio....
cnictto u. w
693
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL June 26.-WHEAT-NO. 1
Manitoba. 7s Id. No. 2. 7s 3d; July. 6i
lliVid. October. 6 9Hd, Pecember, 6a 95id.
CORN American mixed. Cs 7dj July,
1
Treasury Blatemenl.
WASHINGTON, Juno 25,-The condition
of tho United States treasury at the be
ginning of business today was: Net bal
ance In general fund. $92,695,491; total re
ceipts yesterdav, $4,964,860; total payment
yesterday. $1,351,991. The deficit this fiscal
sear Is $18,120,116, against a surplus of
$15,184,630 last year, exclusive of Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
Dry Hoods Markrl.
NEW YORK, Juno 25. DRY OOODE-
Llttle or no new ousinetin was ucvciuiru
n dry goods toaay penning lunner e
planations of the Clallln failure, the
lorgrst failure In the history of the
New York trude. Prices weie steady
where trade was not nt a standstill.
London Sheepskins Sale.
LONDON. June 2T..-A sale 6.700
bales of sheep skins was held h' - V.
The attendance was good and c n
was fair. Half woo led skins
chnnged to 'd dearer and
unchanged to .d lower. Amt
not octlve.
Hvnpornleil Applen anil Ilrlrd -alln
NEW YORK. June 2.BVAPORATBD
API'LEJJ-Steady .
DRIED FRUITS Apricots and peaches,
quiet; raisins, steady.
Cotton 3Iarkf.
Cotton closed steady at net decline of
one to seven points. nMwn - ,
L1V15K1 'UWU, June in-vuiiuo-uTO,
firm; good middling, 8.i7d; middling, 7.63d.
low mlddllnr, 716d. sales. 6,000 bales.
Hank ClearlnKs,
OMAHA. June 25. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $2,611,312.62 and for the
corresponding day last year $2,836.339.51
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Totals 2,171 10.040 4,618
c-'ATTLE-ueceipta were fair for a
Thursday, eighty-eight cars being re
ported In. It still leaven the total for the
four days this week bohlnd the previous
week, and smaller than a year ago by
almost 2,000 head.
Tho market on boef steers was quite
actlvo and prices fully steady with yes
terday. The best yearlings hero sold up
to $9.00. Pretty much everything changed
hands by 10 o'clock In the morning.
Cowa and heifers were In light supply
and about steady, while there were not
enough feeders In sight to make a mar
ket For the week beef steers aro fury steady,
with good dry-lot cows and heifers also
steady. Grass cows and bulls are around
25a lower than last week. Veal calves are
25g60o lower, while the common run of
atockors and stock calves aro perhaps
25c lower.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
beef steers, $S.25iQ9.15, fair to good beef
steers, $S.X3'S.2S, common to fair beet
steers, $7.504TA.90; good to choice cornfed
heifers, $7.25(38.00; good to choice corn
fed cowa, $6.75(37. 50r fair to good grades,
J5.75C6.75; common to fair grades, $3. 60
5.75; good to choice stockers and feeders,
$7.758.00; fair to good stockers and feed
ers, $6.767.75; common to fair stockers
and feeders, $6.00y.75; stock cows and
heifers. H.OOO'O.&O: stock calves. $6.OOJ.O0;
veal calves, $8.00(U10.76; bulla, stags, eta,
15.75(87.75.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. At. IV.
30 1017 7 SS 11 1010 I 4S
28 S45 7 M SI 1117 1 4
SS IKS 7 85 II lilt I to
6 1U14 S 10 zl UIM S 60
17 1091 I IS 17 111S S U
1 1V7I 20 " luoS t M
t im s iu ii mi s io
U 124 I ti IS 1114 S tO
4 W7 8 S5 II S2D I 64
20 UM S 10 SI UMS t t
J 10IS 90 JO ,1102 S II
10 1S S SO IS lilt S 10
10 11M S 35 II 1217 S 70
IS 1I1S S SS SS 1407 S 70
IS 11JS ti II 117 I 70
S 1117 I 40 S till 7t
21 127 S 40 1 1ISS S 71
It 11(1 I Vi 17 Mil I 75
11 1111 S 40 SO !47 S7S
20 1171 S 40 10 1100 t M
42 1143 S 40 MIS S IS
14 mt S 41 7 14SI I H
BTKERS AND HE1FEHH.
15 629 7 SS t Ill) I SO
12 7tl 1 VU IS T7I I 68
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1 710 4 00 1
1 1010 4 00 1
1 00 4 76 4
1 10SO 6 M 1
3 11S4 S 15 1
1 1110 S 25 1
1 1120 SS 1
1 1000 60 4
HEIFEIta
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MULLS.
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2 140S s m
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CALVES.
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HTOCKERR AND FEEDERS.
1 .... ISO 7 IS I OS 7 10
HOGS Yesterday the market opened
hlKher and closed decidedly lower. Today
the situation was reversed It opened
with first bids no better than yesterday's
extreme low close, but It got better so
rapidly that It was hard work for any
one to keep pace with It. As yesterday's
market was very uneven and tho samo
tv.is truo again toditv It Is hardiy Pih
slble to make comparisons. Still In a gen
eral way the murktt today was MplOz
higher than the puckers' market yester
day and very active ut the advance, so
that the big bulk of the boss had
changed hands by 10 o clock In the morn
ing. Then it came to a stop ail of a
sudden with a dozen cars still unsold and
no ono trying to buy them.
Yestnrdav the big bulk of the hots
sold at I5.K.1J8.10, with $8.05 the long string,
while today a considerable propoitlon of
all the hogB brought $8.1C8.li. To make
another cimparison, packers vesterwu)'
bouxht their droves around $8.05(8.07
Today the puckers' droves cost around n
shilling and lU- There was a conalilerab'e
sprinkling of the b'fct hrga sold Ht the
extreme high point of the day at $1.2),
Pr,
B 00
4 60
6 00
9 00
4 75
3 25
6 25
25
G 00
CHICAGO LIVID STOCK MAKKBT
Cattle Steady to atrontr iioa
fltrnnir tn Hlaher.
mricinn Iun 5X CATTLE Re3lpt
4,600 head; market strong; Bve. $7.60
d.40; steers. $0.9Ofl.30; etookcrs and
feeders, $6.10tlj8.16; cowa and heifers, $3.70
438.85; calves, $7.0O10.00.
nouw lieceipis, io,wu iidwi . ""v""i
strong to 6o higher; bulk of sales. w.
I8.85; light, $S.058.; mixeo. s.uB.w,
heavy, $7.906.4o; rougn, (.imu.uu,
6HBE2I ANU UAMH8- iwcwiivb, ,vw
head; mantel sieoay io iwj nuuer,
$5.30aC35; yearlings. $0.300J7.60; lambs, CW
W8.25! springs. S.t!(U.ii .
Kansas Vlty iiivr hiook """
KANSAS CITY. June 28.-43ATTLE
Receipts, 2,400 neaa; marnei, smaayj
prime fed ateares. $8.7600.28; dressed
unci a.vc.D, ,.w".w, "
n8.76; southern steers, $5.76.25; cows.
.2&W.60; heifers. $6.6009.00: Btockersand
feeders, so.kwt.w; uuhs, to.arwi.w
imriR-tirnlnti. 2.400 head: market
steady; bulk, $8.17.30: heavy. 30
8.35; packers and butchers, $Al&8a.S6;
SHEEP AND LA MIiB Receipts, 1,000
head; market, steady; lambs, $8.60n.b
vnnrllnira. i6.2(V7.00: wethers. $1.76436.00
...... 41 yjthl 04). atAkArn unit tMitflra
$3.WJJV.IW.
Ht. I.onla Live Btook Market.
HT mtllH. Juna 25. CATTLE Ro-
r4nt i (inA hnnit: mnrlcat. Stead V I bef
teem. 17.60i7ro.23: cowa nnd heifers. $5.00
tja.wi; stocKers nna leeaers, o,wn'i,iio
southern steers, $5.766.40; cows and helf
tr S4.6M7a.GE: native calves. S6.OOG9.60.
liuuo lieceipis, f.iw noaa, rearKeu
lower: nles and lights. $6.7660.30: mixed
and butchers. $8.25(18.85: good heavy. $8.30
HI 8.40.
HllliUii' Af4U uamuo uoceipts, z,wu
head; market, steady; shoared muttons,
$4,7&io.w; sheared minus. f7.iuBB.uv
spring lambs, ss.iwo9.w.
Slons City Live Stock Market,
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. June 15. CATTLE
Receipts, tw nena; marKet sieaay; na
IIVO nifCID, f f.Utr(..U, llUfc...iK., fV.N.,.wu,
cows and heifers. $5.40(3.8.75: canners. $4.00
j6.oo; calves, S7.tiowiu.bu; ouus, stags, etc
Ih.fAji6.76.
TlrtHSTtKorlntu 6.80D head market 5a
higher; heavy, 8.oyas.uv; mixea, vs.vtwa
!.tj light, vt.wuv.vivt; ouiK, s.uwuo.vu.
HI1E1SP lieceipis, iw neaa, marnoi.
none.
Mt. Jnsenli Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, June 25. CATTLE R e-
cclnts. uOu hcan; marnei sieaay; siearf,
$7.6080.00; cows and heifers, $4.OOB.50
In I.,.. tf. (Yll1 ri
HOGS Receipts, g.800 head; market,
....rf... Inn ttT!tn, hulk. 18.HkltS.25.
SHEEP AND IMfiS-Itacelpts. $600
head; market steaoy; lamus, i,owuv.w.
Coffee Market.
NEAV YORK. June 26. COFFEE
There was a further sharp decline in
the coffee market today under Wall
.i,.i rA rnttHnn- llauldatloti which
may have been partly Inspired by the
iinanciai irouuies in mo
wi,i.h iina,tilMl vi.nern.1 sentiment.
Otherwise there seemed to be little
change In the situation. The market
opened at a decline of ona to six points,
sold about nine to twelve points net
lower, then rallied partly on covering,
closing at a net loss ot five to nine
points. Bales, 65,600 bags; June ana juiy,
8.48c; Heptamoer, wc; ucwwr, a.ic. r
cember, 8.97c; January, .01o; March
9.05c; May, .llc. spot : marvel, qutai
Rio 7s. 9c; Santos 4s, 12V4c Mild, dull
Cordova, KWiyltc. nominal.
Upland Wins Two Game.
UPLAND, Neb , June 25.-(SpeclsJ.) Up
land and Campbell played a slow and
featureless bal game Tuesday. The game
was close until the eighth, when Upland
found Oberg for nlno runs. Scoro:
R.H.E.
Campbell ...0 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0-4 6
Upland ...01000209 1 13 US
hattorles: Campbell, Oberg and Vor
land; Upland, Oatergoard, Llndgren and
Partch. Umpire: Habert.
Upland defeated Hlldreth yesterday In
what would have been a fast game but
rnr ifiMrotn'i infield going to pieces In
tho seventh. Doyle for Upland got five
hits Including two homo runs, out of
five times at bat. and Oregersen In the
field accepted eight chances without an
error. Score: RILE.
Upland 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 O-o 12.2
Hlldreth 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0-1 1 1
Batteries: Upland. Llndgren and Partch;
Hlldreth, Carver and Maey. Umpire;
Current.
Fnlrhnry Trouneca Urn ulnar.
FAIRBURY, Neb.. June 6. (Special
Telegram.) The Falrbury Orays trimmed
Brunlng In a ten-Inning game this after
noon. It was closely fought and was
virtually a pitching battle between Scholl
of this place and Lubby of Drunlng. In
tho tenth Inning Booth, catcher for
Kalrbury. made a splendid hit, making
tho score 4 to 3 In favor of Falrbury. Batteries-
Falrbury. fioholl and Booth.
Ilrunlng Lubby and Mead. Score:
Falrbury .0 2 1000000 11
Brunlng .0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0-3
Everybody rcvJs im Want Ads.
1,100
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1.100
1H
24
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1.000 IPtMj 104
L004 121 H 111
TOO 227H IM
1,600 son SOH
1,700 9SSi 4V
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s.eoo its sin stvi
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CTbIcmto A N. W 1.100 IM US'
Ctitno Omper ,00 40i 55 '4
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Oolontoo A Southern ,
rwnvar nlo urinde , , ,,.
DDTr a IU O. ptd
Dlttllleri' Frurltl .... 400
ICrta 7. SCO
Oenrael Elretrlo too 14U 111
Owil Norlhkrn. rti SCO 12114 in
are Northern- Or ctfr.. 1,100 30 1JU
nnimnhlm Biploratlon.. 1,700 UH 61 H
Illinois Ontrel
Inttrborauih Ut. rid... S.10O 1K MV
impimion umw 1.1011 17 it
4H
It 1
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International itarrtttor.. 1.900 104V1 10154 "101
2S
21
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81.
110'
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Mium vur ,
Lnulnlllo NuhTllln..
Mtxtcaa Potraltunt
Mltml CooMr
Mlnourt, K. T
NiMouti itAiria .,
Nitlootl DlKUlt
National boa 4
Nevada Cbppar
Naw York Central
N. T.. M. II. II
Norfolk A Waatera......
rAirthern raclflo
Patlflo Xtall
Wctno T. A T
rtnnulranla
Pullman ralao Car
Ur Ooo. Coppar...
Iteadlnn
Itenubllo Iron A Btsal...
Hock Ulaod Co i,,,..
llock lalanil Co. pti
PL L.A R. F. 2d pfd...
no mu t
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1,200 t S74a S7i;.
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70,700
coo
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160T, 100',
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Houtharn I'aclllo
Boutharn Railway ....
Tanruaaea Coppar .....
Taias Ounpanr ......
union initio
Union Pacific cfd....
Unltad Btataa Btaal...
U. B. Steal p(d -
Utah Coppar
Wabash pfd
waaiern union
Wtatlnthouaa Elaotrla
.. Sl.100
1,000
too
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2l
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214.
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New York Monej' Ifurkel.
NBW YORK. Juno 25. Close: Murun.
tllo paper 3mH per cent: sterling ex
change, steady, Cu-day bills, tsg.lv, de
mand, 483.06; commercial bills, 485U: bar
silver, 6CH; iloxlcan dollars, 44. Call
inonoy, firm; time loons, steady, W) days,
1A: Vi duyu, 2; six months, u.
Closing quotations on bonds toaay 'were
as lollows:
U. 8. nf, , rtg.. M44L. 8. dob. 4t, 1S11. tlu
U. B. rat. Sa, coup. l , 'Llfiatt A M. S....l(llS
U. U. Si, m KlULorlllrd Sa 1XV
U. IS. la. coup 10114L A N. unl. 4a....
u. o, ti rc(....,,..iv7TO-M. k. a T. lit 4a. St
U. B. 41 coup 110 Mo. raelflo or. U.. tl
rasama it. coup.. ,.100 N. Y. CL w. iui
A mar. As. 101 do dab. la fjl
Am. Cotton Oil S;... 4 N. Y. C. 4, 1I63..10K,
Am. Umelt, fa.....WJVjf. y. llr. aOJ? la.. II W
Am. Tobacco a,...lll Y., N. 17 II.
Armour A Co. 4Ha.. SI or. Sa ios'1
Atchison sen. 4a.... 5N. A W. er.' 4Va,..105
, do cr. 4a. J MO.... S No. raelflo 4a 94a
X. C L. dt. 4.... tl do Im
Dal. A Ohio 4i W 'O. S. L rat. 4a.... t:u
oo 4Ua imr. T. A T. I..... WW
Hath. Btael r. Sa... MVil-ann ct. SUa. lllj. M
Urook. Tr. cr. 4a... in oo eon. 4a ..loivt
Can. bt Oa. (a 104t4!lar Cab. ...'.. , m"
On. Laathcr Sa Wiaa4lnt n, 4a s
Chaa. A Ohio 4 Hi.. SI JUp. staol Si, 1M0., Ul
uj . n- a. o. r, r. 4a. m4
C. U. a Q. J. 4a.... S7K. L 8. W. c U. u
do ien. 4t SlU'S. A. L. adj. Js... 7&U
Chicago O. W. 4a... THiSo. Hall Tel. Sa..... l
C U A B P e 4s..l00So. Pao. ct. U. '.. Mu,
do n. 4a 101U do rat. 4i......!I" sj
P. IU I. A I, c. 4a2Di-o. lUllwar Sa...."l0S
do raf. 4a 77H do tn. 4 nti
C. A N. W. SHa... SIKTatas Co. rr. ea. '.lwS
Colo. A So. raf. 4H SS "Taiaa A P. lat. ..Joe
D. A n. O. ref. U.. SS Third At, adj. St.. 73 14
Dlatlllara' flao. Sa... atH Union Paclfle It. . otv
Erto ct, 4a. aar. D. 71' do t. 4i 0!-
o can. 4a 71 V, H. Rubbar Sa..!. 10244
Otn. Electrlo Sa...l4 V. 8. tttral Sa... S
Ot. NO. lat 4U IOOWV.1 Ohem. Sa ?
III. On. raf. 4.. .SI 'Wabaah lat Bt... ,.loi
Initr. Slat. 4Ht... . 77UWeat. Union 4U." S2.
K. C So. raf. S SSWWaat. Kleo. er St. to?,
Did. "Onered. ' ro'
Iiocnl Secnrltlea.
, Quotations furnlaha.1 br Burnt, Drinker A Ce
ll! Omaha National bank twlldlnsi
Btorka Bid. Aaktd.
r innwi iTvamvrr piu. 1 par cam., n 10Q
f airnioni Lraamarr sutr. a par cant. 100
aa
78
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Omaha A O. II. St. Ry. ptd, ax-dlr.
omana at o. n. ji. u...., ,
Omaha E. L A P. pfd
Prairie Ufa Insurance
Union Btock Tarda, Omaha
Hwltt A Co. 7 por cant, ai-dlr
Bktnnar Macaroni ( par cant pfd ..
Honda
Tlaacroft. Nab., Sa
Chicago. 111.. 4
J. I. Cats Thraahlng lla. Co.. 1117..
East St. Loult A Bub. St. 112
Pundr Co., Nab., Bchool 901 Ht
rail nUar Co., B. D.. ta. USS
Iowa R. A U It. IMS ,
K. C. M. A O. 4a
Lincoln Traction St, 1113.,.. , ,
Oroaba E. L. A P. St. 1913
Omaha Oat Sa. 1117
Cltr of Omaha 4Vii. 1141
ntr of Omaha (a. It33
nniha A C B. St. nr. (a. 1128 MV 91
Fugat Sound T. L A P. Sa, lilt .... 100 1S1
Srrlbntr. Neb., Sa 1111 88 100
Silt Laka Bchool 4t. 1120 S6 98
Sioux Cltr stock Yardt St. 1U0 m rtli
Kanaaa Cltr. Mo . tax bills t 100
Bwlft A Co. la. 1M4 S1 ITU
London Stock Hnrkrt.
TnvnOM. Juna 2S. American securities
were quiet and steady during the early
r4inir inHav. PrlrwH advanced a fraction
on light covering and at noon ranged from
to aoove parity.
Consols for money. 74T4: account. 747i:
car silver, ateady. 2S lie : 16d. Money.
short bills, 2V4S9-lo; three
montns. 2 f-io.
Omaha real estate is the best investment
you could make. Read The Bee'e ral
eatato columns.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
A dividend of Two Dollars per share w.,1
be paid on "Wednesday. July 18. 1914. to
stockholders ot record at the clo'a of burl -nets
on Tuesday, June 50. 1911
G. D. MILNE. TreisrT