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    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1914.
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OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses nnd Cottages,
Fidelity Storage Co.
Storage, moving, packing and shipping.
18 & Jackson Sts, Phone. Doug. 151.
MeLCfSfard s c- Educed
Large van. 2 men. $136 per hr.i. dray. S
men. 1 per hr. 1713 Webiter. Doug. 1496.
PKEE RENTAL LIST.
Complete "for rent" Hit of houses,
apartment and flats on file at our office:
no chare whatever. Union outlining
Co.. 16th and Jackson St.
$20 spt-HOOM all modern stone' bunga
low. oak floors; on car line and near
school.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
17th and Douglas Sta. Douglas 6013,
0 ROOMS, modern, 2d floor closo In. 116:
2t6 Dodge. TcL Har. 6763. G. A. Ecklos.
E ROOMS on Florence car line; near Mil
ler park; partly modern; 118. Web. 1780.
10-RM. house, barn, 6 lots, fruit. In good
condition. 2330 S. 41st St. Tel. Flor. SOS.
6-ROOM house, electric light, gas and
water. $15. (334 Manderson St
6-R. and bath, strictly modern: walking
distance, nloe yard; fine location. II. 3755.
Stores nnil Office.
Must have an
Office with a vault?
The Uco Building litis
them large or small,
located on the street
or on the court with
water and free elec
tric light
$18 - $30 - $40 - $50
The Bee BuildingCo
Room 103.
PART of gdod new store. 1622 Chicago.
Darns.
GOOD barn, room for S or 10 horses.
1317 Webster Ku Coll Douslas 43.
REAL ESTATE
FARM Jt RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Arkunaaa.
HOMESEEKERS' excursion: German
American colony; Grant and Jefferson
counties, Arkansas. Uphoff. 400 Timed
Bldg., St. Louie. Mo.
Coluraao.
FARM AT REFEREE'S
SALE
A 160-ocre form located Just six blocks
from the postoftlce at Elkhorn, Neb., has
been ordered sold by the district court on
July 11, 1914. This sale will take placo, at
the east door of tho Douglas county court
house at 10 a. m. sharp, farm to go to the
highest bidder. This Is known as the
John McCormick farm and Is a well lm
'proved up-to-date place, has a seven
room house, good barn, ben houses,
double corncrlb, hog sheds, orchard, wind
mill and cUtern. Water Is piped to pas
tures and hog sheds. The soil Is In flno
condition, farm has been seeded and
changed for thirty years. Como to this
sale and buy one of the best producing
, n.iiaUa nntitv lnr full liar.
tloulara address Clydo t Sundblad, clerk
county court, uinanu,
FOUND 20-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not Sand
hills; cost you W00, filing fees and ulL J,
A. Tracy, Kimball. Nab. .
Iotvm.
GET AWAY
HOT, DUSTY, SMOKY CITY. ,
Where sun ahnes, breezes blow .ana
croon Krow. Twenty acres on one 01 tne
mX loads out of our city; five acres
fruit; balance fine farm land; good 6
roomed house; good barn, well, clstem,
nice shady front yard.
Price. ,5,000. showou
iFw Smith.) 23 Pearl St. .
6 miles of Council Blufts. V, mile from
railroad station; 7 acres bearing orchard,
small vineyard and other fruit for home
use; 8 acres timothy and clover, 3 acres
alfalfa, balanco of Place in cultivation,
most of which Is rich upland valley land.
No buildings. This Is a good, all round
little farm and wo'th $5,000. Owned by
heirs who want to 'jell. Let us show you.
McGEE REAL, ESTATE CO.
105 Pearl Street,
Council Bluffs.
Mtnueautn. v
FOR Sale 160 acres, 45 miles from Min
neapolis, 1 mile from town: 16u acres
under cultivation, balance used for pas
tures; can practically all be cultivated;
heavy soil; good set buildings, consisting
of 8-room houue. large barn, granary,,
corncriba, etc.; tho land will produce '60
bushels of corn per acre; telephone In
house: country thickly settled; completo
set of machinery; 27 head of stock, con
sisting of pleven cows, balance 1 and 2
y ear-olds; six good horses; 25 hogs; cnlck
ens; ono-half, of this year's crop and
everything on tho tarm goes at 30 per
acre, halt cash. Schwab Bros., 1028 Ply
mouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
46S ACRES Minnesota, land worth over
$75 per acre. Must be sold. $53 per acre,
$2,000 cosh. Douglas 79593-5. r
Missouri,
.FARMS for sale ,5 down. ,5 monthly buys
40 acres, good timber land, near town,
Texas county, Mo.; price $200; perfect
title. J. B. Jarrell, Mt. Vernon. 111.
Nebraska!.
RANCH FOR SALE.
SOO-acre ranch located In Dawson
County, Neb.. 10 miles from town; 7-room
house, large barn, granary and com crib
combined, blacksmith shop, chicken
house, hot house. Implement shed, 2 wind,
mills, largo cistern, water piped to the
house, feed lots and pasture.; 00 acres
farm land, some alfalfa, balanco all fenced
and cross-fenced. A money-making
proposition. $36 per acre. For full par
ticulars write II., Box F. Cozad, Neb.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to J10.0W , maae promptly. V. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., ifth and Farnam.
CITY and farm loans. 5, 5V4. 6 per cent
J. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam. Omaha.
HARRISON & MORTON. DID Om. Nat.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam bmlth & Co.. 1320 Farnam.
fieri CITY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co,
u , 310-312 Brandcls Theater Bldg.
SEE us first If you want a farm loan.
united mates Trust Co., umana. in en.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas. 22S State Bank Rldg.
WANTED City loans. Peter Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS. "gL-fe
6 farm loans. Optional payments & an
nual Int Wm.. McCormick. 1201 farnam.
OMAHA homss. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1018 Omana Nat. Douglas 2715.
FOH SALE OK EX CHAN OK It. E.
Pianos for other musical Instru'ts. D. 2017.
REAL ESTATE
AUST11ACTS tlC TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co .
a modern abstract office, 305 tJo. 17th
. Bt. Phone Douglas 6487
REED Abstract Ca, oldest abstract, of-
flee In Nebraska. 20rt Brandels Theater.
CITY PHOPHIITV FOH SALE.
$1,350
Neat 4-room cottage, with city water
and gas; sewer In street; cement walks;
tun 101, wun snruuoerv; fouu iuimhuh,
one block to Leavenworth St. car. Easy
terms.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-312 R. an dels Theater Bldg.
HOl'SE and lot. North 2fti Ave, $300.
$150 cash, balance monthly Ctavwford,
Ware blork Red 2804.
MiOOM house, rents for $18.60. must be
old at once, $3u0wlll handle it. H 171L
nmtit i itpv nnnriiTin lri-nirnm
IlKQIil ami WH III III H. MQKKh
Traders Believe July Will Discount
Under September Wheat.
CONDITIONS NOW ABNORMAL
While the Crop Promises to lie. the
Greatest In n Gnml Many Years
There Is nn Actunl Scarcity
of, Milling Ornln.
OMAHA. July 13. M4
The belief In Board of Trade circles Is
that July wheat Is likely to well at a dis
count under the September. It is nald
thoro will bef a big run of new wheat at
Chltago during the last halt of.iho pres
ent month, and that It will Us largely of
No. 2 red, and will be sent around on
dollrery In order to oven up tho large
outstanding contract In the trade. Tho
No. 2 hurd wheat forwarded has been
mainly sold for shipment abroad, and as
the supply of this grain Is llkoly to be
Inadequate for filling large sales already
made, there will bo none of It sent around
on contract Great surprises are still 111
store for those who have sold wheat
short for this month, as there Is likely
to be some disappointment In securing
enough wheat for delivery here and In
securing enough room on the lake and
ocean to mako deliveries of wheat In the
old world.
Conditions are abnormnl. White tho
wheat crop promises 930.000.000 bushels
and the winter wheat has been harvested
under most flattering conditions and Is
being thrashed In as active a manner as
possible, there Is nn actual scarcity of
wr.eat in some sections to even up tho
position of exporters. Enormous quanti
ties of wheat havo been sold to. go ubroad,
some placing the amount as high as
75.000,000 bushels. Theso figures look large
when the fact Is considered that the
United States has not been able to sell
any wheat abroad for quite a period pre
vious to this crop year. Wo will have
further large quantities of wheat for sale,
and It Is said that the foreigners will
come for this grain, as prices are said to
be quite satisfactory to them.
The hum of the reaper will be heard
In the spring wheat country during this
week, according to reports received, and
It will only be another ten days until
harvesting will be general In the spring
wheat belt and thrashing will soon be
under way as well.
Tho corn belt Is In a dry condition and,
with high temperatures tho losses to the
HEAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR HALE.
SOUTH SIDE
Nearly now 5-room cottage with floored
attic, modern In every detail, cement
walks, nice yard, good neighborhood,
pavod street, fine location, only $3,000.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-512 Brandels Theater Bids.
On Omaha's Pret
tiest Mile
$5.500 One of tho cleverest and best ar
ranged houses on the prettiest mile for
sale by owner: east front; 6 large rooms;
llvlntr room has flreDlace. beamed ceil
ing; strictly up-to-dato kitchen; 3 large
bed rooms or white enamel, large ciosets,
mirror door, oak throughout, stationary
Wash tuba In basement, largo porch,
screened in; plenty of shade trees, stucco
garage ana driveway; terms to suit.
Call Owner
WEB. 7862.
5412 FLORENCE BLVD.
. COTTAGE, $1,800
5-rooms. city water, cas. furnace, barn.
2 blocks to Harney car line: Easy terms.
. U. G. UAKLBUKtt,
310-12 Brandcls Theatre Bldg.
The No Commission
Realty Co.
located at 316-32) Paxton block, offers a
suggestion to those wishing to sell or ex
change any property or business. Would
you not go where that kind of business
Is done? There Is no kind of a proposi
tion that Is not handled there merchan
dise, farms and ranches, city and town
properties, rooming houses, hotelB, res
taurants: In fact, anything and every
thing. If you want to buy, tell the -No
Commission Realty Co. what you want.
ir you want to sell or exchange, list your
property with the No Commission Realty
Co. Como In and see the greatest assort
ment of excellent money-makers that can
be found anywhere. We also have cash
buyers for properties and business In' dif
ferent localities; yours may bo the prop-.
erty or business they want, it is a proven
fact that a market place for every kind
of property, displayed Where the thou
sands of people can Inspect them, with
experienced attendants at your service,
Is what brings results.
Come In. or write for tho only method
of buying, selling or exchanging any prop
erty or business and pay no commission.
This Is Uie department store for realty
and business transactions. It's the peo
ple's way. They all go to the NO COM
MISSION REALTY CO.
t SEWAED STREET
Almost new 7-room house, strictly all
modern, nice south front lot, paved street,
near 24th street car; price only $3,100.
Reasonable terms.
0. Gr. CARLBEEG,
310-312 Brandeta Theater Bldg.
25th and Chicago
Cottage
Six rooms and bath, nice lawn front
and back. The present owner rents, out
two rooms for $18. Why not buy and cut
out mis rent proposition t
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
B1X-ROOM. all modern house, nearly new,
near car. Dundee. Tel. Harney 265S.
New, Up-to-Date
Homes
Bemis Park District
Part Cash, Monthly
rayments, Balance
6 Per Cent Interest
High class property, in Omahar
most beautiful residence district ,
Close to 3 car lines. Walking dis
tance to cathedral.
Just finished, facing Bemis Park,
at 35th and Cuming Sts. Three
7-room,' strictly modern homes,
living room, dining room, kitchen,
sun room, pantry, entry and small
toilet room on first floor: I bed
rooms, enclosed sleeping 'porch
and large bath room ou second
floor, pome and take your choice.
Gave, commission and buy from
owner. Phone owner and builder.
Address N. 1G6,
Can Bed,
$2,800
Will buy that dandy 6-room house Just
finished; living and dining room finished
in goiaen osk; ope Dearoom on Ilrat door,
two nice bedrooms and bath on second
rioor; paved street; south front corner
tot; an mooern in every aetau; close to
car line. Cash payment down, balance
easy. Keys at o trice.
C. G. CARLBERG,
110-311 Brandels Theater Rldr-
Florence Real ISaUttat tor Sale,
C, L. Ncthaway, suburban prop. Vlor, 271.
scattered .orllon. In omr the .lute.
said to be Ideal, and, because of this fact. 1
thero aie many In the trado who ndhero
to mo war sido or the market, and tney
havo paid dearly for their stubbornness.
Conditions point to further advances. In
corn, nnd, while they may not come to
day or tomorrow, as thero are likely to
setbacks because ot profit taking by longs,
me auvanccs are sure to come unless
there are heavy rains throughout the belt
and the plant Is thoroughly wet down.
Oats continue to follow corn In a man
ner and this grain has many solid friends
In the speculative rajiks of the Chicago
llnArtl tf Trnri. faali fiat hllVA Bold lib-
crallv during the past fortnight and thero
is still a gooa uemanu ior una grain.
Owing to the fact that July pork Is In
thn hnrwtn of strong concerns In the trade
tho undercurrent of the provisions market
is trtoro man niceiy 10 .conunuo strung.
Wheat was HOTHC lower.
Corn was unchanged to c higher.
Oats were UdfMc lower. .....
Liverpool closed with wheat Hd, lower
and corn UCHd hlghor. ,. .
Primary wncat receipts wore uu.
arid shipments of 737,000 bu.. against re
ceipts of 1.(91,000 bu. and shipments of
103.900 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were wi.uw ou.
and iihlrtments of 425.000 ml., against re
ceipts, of 404,000 ou. end shipments of
617.000 bu. last year. ... , t
Primary oats receipts woro 611.W0 bu.
and shipments ot 1.50,000 lu.. against ro
celpts of S03.000 bu. nnd shipments ot
912.000 bu. last year.
Chicago 8S1
109
10C
Minneapolis i.c
Diuum .1.... v
Omaha f2
49
39
40
Kansas City
St. Louis XK
Wlnnlueir 171
55
Tnesu tales were report ea toaay: wnuai.
No 7 honl wlntur. 1 Car (choice dark).
72Ho ; 1 car (semi-dark), 72c; 2 cars, 71lc;
3 cars, 7ivc; s cars, uc;
No. 3 hard wlnteiv 1 car, 71c; 4 cars. lOftc:
3 cats, 70c Oats: No. 3 white, 1 cars,
S5o, 1 car, 35Hc. No. 4 while. 4 cars, joc.
No grade. 1 car, 34c. Com: No. 2 white,
1 car, "3V4c; 2. curs, 73tf. No. S white, 1
car, (3Ci 1 car, 7UC. iso. wniie, cura,
ilHc No. C white, l car, livtc oo. i
yellow, 3 cars, C74c; 1 car, 67'ao; 3 cars,
t7c. No. 3 yellow, 1 car. 67e 2 cars, 60tto.
No. 2 mixed, 1 car tnear whltoj, 7zc; i
car (near white), 71c! 3 cars, 66c. No. 3
mixed, 1 enr, C6Vc; 1 car, CCc, No. 6
mixed, 1 car, (Sc. Sample, 1 car, 64o; 1
rnr (lint). ": 1 car (hot). 690.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
7M4Wa: No. 3 hard, caV473Hoi No. 4
hard, 0&Jt72e: No. 2 spring, 775780; No. 3
spring, 76fi77c; No. 4 spring, 72075c; No.
2 durum, cewowiiq; o. a aurum, twu
68540. Corn: No. 1 white, 73Htf73Mc.; No.
2 white, 7WJ3KC; no. s wnito, tvjfttc; jno.
4 white. 70W371ttc; No. 6 white, C2(&2Ho;
No. 1 yellow. 67if67ic: No. 2 yellow. 67
7Ho; No. 3 yellow, OCiQCJo; No. 4 yel
low, uanwic; ro. i raixou, wwawso; iiu.
3 mixed. 6UC6Hc; No. 4 mixed, 64VVU
65Hc; No. C mixed, 64ttyc: sample,
mixed. 58&64C. Oats: No. 2 white, 26
86Vic; standard, 353c; No. 3 white, S5V4
(ff3&Hc; P)o. wnite, 3Vna. uarieyi
Malting, 60(&64c: No. 1 feed, 45g60c. Rye:
No. 2, 66GV4o; No. S, 64"iG6c
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rROVISIONs'
Features of the Trading; and Closing
Prices nn Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, July 13. Immense receipts
fronV the new crop led to a decided
fall today in the price of wheat. Tho
market, after favoring the bears through
out the session, closed heavy at o to lt
lttc net decline. Corn finished He to o
down; oats off, o to lWQlHc nnd provi
sions ranging from 10o' loss to nn advance
of 20c.
Arrivals of wheat In Chicago reached
a total of 1,126 car loads, believed to be
tho largest amount that ever came here
on a single day. The movement, to other
terminals, especially In the southwest was
also heavy. In addition the domestic
vlsslble supply showed a huge gain.
Blackrust news, turned out to be of no
advantage to Uie wheat bulls. Nothwlth
rtandlng that In some places In South
Dakota the damage waH estimated as
high as 50 per cent, the outlook for the
spring crop as a whole encouraged belief
that chances were good for escape from
a gentral spread orthe plague. Cooling
winds prevailed and1 the forecast gave
nn hint of n return of damp weather this
ride of the Canadian line and there were
welcome rains wnere neeaea oeyona uie
InUnintlnnnl bnundarv.
Aithmiuh corn at first rose sharply owing
to reports or damage irom urouiu una
heat, tho market later underwent a de
cided setback. Advices that rain had
falleti In portions of Missouri, Iowa,
Illinois, Indiana and Ohio gave the iseArit
control despite assertions that the crop
In Kentucky and Tennessee was virtually
failure. .
Oats tumbled with com. July developed
special weakness, tho short Interest In
that month seeming to have been alto
gether expunged.
Active options In the provision trade
ascended with hogs. There was liberal
profit taking by longs, notawy oy in
fluential holders at Milwaukee.
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SOU 86 SoH 3&S 30
20 87 20 95 20 85 ' 20-93 l 20 724
10 S3 10 40 10 35 10 40 10 30
11 J7 12 02 11 Uj
1100 U 02 11 W 11 97 11 j
July.
Sebt.
Corn. I
July.
Sept.
Oats.
July.
'SeDt
Park I
Sept.
Lard
SeDt.
lUbS
July.
Sepr.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
TOUfiWUc; No. 2 hard, 79$4P71ici No. 1
Corn: No. 2 yellow, 71c; No. 8 yellow,
70c. Oatst No. 3 wnite, wosac; stana-
mi ;ffr4W' HT6 nu. ovu. xaney.
4iH67c. Timothy. $4.0045.25. Oover, $10.00
(S13.00. Pork, $22.70. Lard, $W.. lHbs,
til 7fjfMi.12U.
t,riiaTiifriAr! nMlnti. 10.731 cases: at
marx. coses inciuucu, iuwTiwi w j
xirsts, liiiaiN; iinui T4,ii'vv..
POTATOlio lower; receipis. id
I'.b.n.aa and Oklahoma. X1.4VU1.W 1111-
noU, Kansas and Missouri Ohios, tl.W&
l.za; Virginia ou.miB,.ti.M-u-.
POULTRY Alive, lowier; fowls, 14c;
springs, I821c
BllnneapnlU Grain Jlarlcet
MINNEAPOLIS. July IS. WHEAT
July, 84Uc; September. 78Ho; No. I north
ern. fsi'Ac: no. i nonnero, onwoyt., u,
3, 82W84'4c. .......
FLOUR Fancy patents, h.du in woou,
flrsV clears, $3.50, Jute: second clears, $2.83,
jute. Bhlpmonts, 99,050 barrels.
RYE 5&866C
BRAN Strong, $18.00.
CORN No. 3 yellow, C606Hc
OATS-No. 3 white, SoQAc
FLAX-$l.611.63.
Rvmnornted ADUtrt, nnd Dried Fruit
NEW YORK. July 1& EVAPORATED
APPLES Steady; fancy, UH2o; choice,
lOtuillOc: mime. Hk(iW.c.
DRIED FRUIT Prune, quiet; Cali
fornia, 3T4GPllV4c;' Oregons. 10312c; apri
cots. Inactive; choice. lSViOlStfo; extra
chnlcft. 17017Vlc: tancy. 184o. l'eacliea,
dull; choice, 6HS6c: extra choice, 6Mi
VAo: fancy. 7VHc. Italslas, quiet; loose
muscatols, 6y,o74c; choice to fancy
seeded, 7Vt(Kc; seedless, 6'iWvc; London
layers, $L7&8.80;
Kainsas City Grain nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY. July lS.-WHEAT-No.
S hard. 7S4J78e; No. 2 red. ClV4B72o Sep.
tember. 70HW,e; December, 7374c.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 70c; No. 2 white,
80c; September, fSSTtc; Decejnber, 70Hc.
OATS No. 2 white. S8Hjf38Vic; No. 2
mixed. 34036c.
BUTTER Creamery, 23c; firsts, 21c;
seconds, 18o; packing stock, 17c.
EGOS Firsts. 19c; seconds, 14c.
IOULTRY-Hens, 13Vic; broilers, je,
Liverpool tirnlu rrnrUet.
LIVERPOOL, July U.-WHEAT-No. 1
Manitoba. 7s 4Vid; No. 2, 7 24d; October,
UiW; December, 6s Hid.
CORN American mixta. 6TH4; July,
Ss4Hd.
FLOUR Winter natents. 26 6d.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast),
10s34.
St. Louis Grain Market.
13
oti iAJi;4Ui
LOUIS, July IS. WHEAT No.
red, 76f?nc; No.
hard, WjGc; Septem-
ber, 76T4C
corn no. , Tine;
No. 2 white. 78c:
Sep Umber. UVCic
OATS-No. 2. MUc; Np. S white, JOc,
1 Everybody reads Boo Wont Ada.
MDW VAD17 CTnnV MUDVrT
huh luiuv oiuuiY mmuuu
Continued- Selling of Securities
Causes Further Unsettlement.
HIGH-GRADE ISSUES AFFECTED
Noteworthy Fenturei U Persistent
OfferliiK of Cunndlan Pacific,
Which Is Stout Active Stock
Most of Session,
NEW YORK, July 13.-Conllnued selling
of securities, a goodly part of which was
believed to represent liquidation, .caused
further unjettlcment In tho stock market
today. The movement differed from that
of last week In that It affected most of
the high grndo Issues. ,
A noteworthy fenture was tho persistent
offering of Canadian. Pacific, which wus
tho most active stock for tho greater
part of tho session. It sustained a net
loss of 4 to 10 points. Tho selling was
ascribed to Canitdlnn brokers, presumably
acting ror homo clients.
United States Steel was another leader
to decline under tho weight of heavy
offerings nnd Union Pacific, the coalers
and metal shares yielding from 1 to 2
points. . M
New Haven and other Issues of tho
fame class were again weak, the former
declining to Its recent low record, while
some tho Goulds. Ontnrlo & Western,
Western Maryland and Toledo. St. Xmb
St Western added to their recent severe
losses. Tho nrralgnment of New Haven s
former management hy the Interstate
Commerce commission, had little? If any
effect In tho market. ,
Prices rallied fractionally In the final
dealings, probably as a result of short
covering, but trading became dull and
tho tone at the closo was weak, New
ittnvon. hnwnver. rnflectlmr some buying.
London was a moderate buyer here
despite dull conditions nt home. Paris
fas observing a holiday and Berlin prices
tvero lower. Renewed weakness was re
ported from Vienna,
Money rates wcro nominally iiisiier,
Inst Saturday's low clearing hous re
serves causing a number of local banks
to remain out of the market. In the
bond list half a score of low paid Issues
lest from 2 to 10H points, tho latter .being
the extent of the decline In ono of the
New Haven aubsldorles.
Total sales, par value, $1,937,000. Panama
coupons 5o declined 1V4 per cent on can.
London 8 Hole Market.
IONDON, July 13. American securities
opened around parity today. Trading was
light nnd prices moved Irregularly during
thn flrft hour. At noon the list ranged
from A above to H below Saturday's New
York closing.
Consols for money, i5Hc; consols for
account. 7THc.
SILVER iter, qulor. :.c. A ,,
MQNBY-lHQ'rti per cent; short bills.
2(fi2h per, cent;' three months, 2'Mt2U por
cont.
I.oont Securities.
Quotations fumlihed by Darns. Prlnbr A Oo.j
44 Omha Nitlonal bnk building!
RtorlcL HI4. Aided.
F.irmont Creamery Bid. 7 Pr cent.. 1MW
Ftlrmont Cremnery i Iw cent.... OT
Omli C. 1). Bt. It. pM TJH
Omh h l D. It- & n
Omha fi, I t P. pM f
Union Stock Yra. Omah Jj
swift A Co. 1 per cent... 10
IMli
MH
.
II
IIVl
lOtU
nk
100
101.17
1M
15
103.71
101.17
tt
ti
Mtl
MH
lot
101
100
Skinner Macaroni, I ptr cnt pfd.... .....
Ponda
IXuieroft. Neb., t. 1M H
Dloomlnicton. Neb., K. L. ta. WW.... 1M
Dunde Paring trarranti, 7 per cent
Dundy Co., Neb.. Bchool, 19U-M 104
Kali ntTer Co.. 9. D. la. 1MJ 101
Oerlng. Neb., Water. . 15M 101
Uncoln Traction 6a, 1M7
Northern 1'aelflc ells. J04T MH
Omaha K. U & P. 5a. 1111 II
Omaha On. Ca, lilt M
City of Omaha 4H. 1M1 1 101H
Omaha 4 a 11. St. Ily. is, lilt H
Putet Sound T. L. P. ta, 19U.... 100
Scrlbncr, Neb., la, 1911 9
Salt .Lax Bchool 4a, 1110. i 93
Slous City Bl. Yds. Si, 1950 J1V4
Swift Co. R, JW4 MV
U. 8. Smelting & Iteftnlng fx, 111;.. M
Wsync, Neb., School QUtrlet la It
ICtuaas City, Mo., Tax Dills, 7 p. e.
lH
H
11
IIH
100
101
NEW YORIC GENERAL MARKET
ttnotatlons of the Day on "Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 13.-FLOURQu!et
ana Dareiy Bieaux, aprinK I'Kienin, f.iv
iiM.CO: winter straights. J4.0O4M.2O: win
tcr patents. $4.2MI4.60; spring clean). $4.00
G4.16; extra No. 1 winter, $3.6033.86; ex
tra No. 2 winter, w.4uma.&6. uye. steaay;
fair to good, $3.35433.50; choice to fancy,
$3.66(513.70.
i VI,' rh,.i. xrA o ,A-m atu. f. I r
New York export.
WHEAT Spot, easier; new No. 2 hard,
86V4c; new No. 2 red, S5;o, July ship
ment, c 1. f., New York; -No, 1 northern
Duiuth. V9c: No. 1 northern Manitoba,
99Vic, f. o. b. afloat. Futures, weak and
lower unaer liquidation prompted oy -favorable
reports on tho spring wheat
crop. July. SSHc: September. 85 lf-16o;
December, SS'.ic.
hay Firm; no. 1, $1.10: no. z, i.wy
1.0&; No. 3, S590c; shipping, 78c.
HOPS Steady; stato common to choice,
1913, 3103c; 1912, 1216c; Paclflo couat,
1813, liXB'ivc; vivi, lwioc.
CORN MEAL Quiet; fine white and
yellow, $1.451.46; coarse, $1.31.40; kiln
dried, $3.76.
BARLEY Steady; malting, tagfiOc, c.
f Buffalo.
CORN Spot, quiet; No. 2 yellow, 76Vic,
c. 1. 1., to arrive.
OATS Spot, quiet: standard white. 43
34&Vic; No. 3, 44ViSi5c; fancy clipped
wnite, (iic.
HIDES-Steadv: Bogota. 2SM629c: Cen
tral America, 2HhiC
LEATHER 11 rm; hemlock firsts, 30o;
seconds. 28290,
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mess.
S22.E0ffl23.00: family. 23.004r25.00: short
clear, $19.75021.00. JJeef. quiet; mess, $17.00
Vfii.w, ismiiy, im.wijiu.w. r,ara, urm;
middle veil. X10.Z5il0.3u.
TALLOW Steady; city, Cc; country, tl
gHc; special, 6Hc
BUTTER Quiet: receipts, 10.200 tubs:
creamery extras. 27ttf2Sc; firsts, 21H
270 ; seconds, n'tiw, process extras, zm
22Hc; labels, current mako, firsts, 0p
20cr seconds, 19c; packing stock, current
make. No. 1. 19c.
CHEESE Firm! receipts. 2.200 boxes;
state wholo milk, fresh, colored specials,
l4ic: white. 14'ic: colored, average fancy.
14V4144c; whites. HUG-Httc; aklnu, IQ
11 Ho
EGGS Firm; rocelpts, 15,600 cases; fresh
gathered extras. 24ft 20c: extra firsts. 22U.
OOZc, firsts. 21022c; seconds, 17t20o; state,
I'eruiayivaiiiu uiiu iiuuruy iicnqry wnites.
ttitWo: gathered whlteB. 'ZZtmio: hnn.
nery browns, 242Cc; gathered browns and
mixed colors, zoos&a
POULTRY Live easy; western chick
ens, urouers, 17&ZZ0; rowls, 16c: turkeys,
15Ji'16c, Dressed weaker; western chickens,
frozen, llH?20c; fowls, 1216c; turkeys,
au woe.
I
OMAIIA' GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, Mb. cartons, 27c: No,
1, 00-lb. tubs, 27c,
CHEEE ImDorted Swiss. 2Sc: Amer.
lean Swiss. 24c: block Swiss. 22c: twins.
17c; daisies. 17 He; triplets. IlHc; Young
Americas, 19c; oiuo laiiei Dricx, 11W, 11m
burger, 2-lb., 18c; 1-lb., 80c; Mew York
Pish White. 16c; trout. 16o; large crap-
pieo, uc; opanisn macKerei, too; snaa roe.
per Pair. 6O0: salmon. 16a: hallbuL llnr
buffalo, 9 Vicj channel catfish, 15o; pike.
uc; yicHerei, vc.
I'OULTRY Broilers. SOo; hens, 12c;
rnptra till. Hii.L'a i',, mra.aa C. . ......
16c; pigeons, per doxen, 90a; ducks, full
reatnerea, sc; geese, full featnered, 8c;
squabs. No. 1. $1.60;, No. 2, COc.
BEEP CUTS-Rlbe. No, 1, 180; No.
2. 17Vic: No. 3, 154c. Loins: No.l. I9V4c;
u, loviKj no. i, j.74C. l-iiuck; no. 1,
110; sso. c. ivfo; do, a, iuc, tiounon: no,
1, 16Vc:, No. 2. 14tc; No. 3. 14c Plates!
No. 1. 8U0: No. 3. Tic: No. 8. 7c.
The following fruit and vegetable prices
are quotea oy tne uinnsKy irruit com
pany:
KRUITS Oranges; Extra fancy aien-
uora Valencia , 'jes, 112s, ljcs, iwa, nw,
200s. 216s. 260. $3.76 Ivor box: Red Ball
Valenclas, all sizes, $3.60 per box. Lem
ons: Extra fancy Golden Bowl 300s, 3G0a,
h.vj per dox; tunoy Oliver iora, wus, swa,
$6.60 per box. Grapefruit: Extra fancy.
64s, $4.(0 per box; extra fancy, 46s, $4.00
per box: extra fancy, 3es, 13.&0 per box;
Indian River 64s and 80s. $5.00 per box.
Apples: Ben Davis, $1.75 per box; Wlne
sas, $3,60 per box. uaiirornia Fruits: uur
bank olumi. SL26 ner box: Climax nlums.
$1.60 per box; Tragedy plums, S1.7S per
box, California peaches, $i.l0tLZ5 per
box, black raspberries, per' 24-plnt case,
$2.26 per case; red raspberries, per 24-plnt
case, j.ou per chjjo, Kooeenernes, per z
Dint cose. $2 60 per cose: cherries. ter 24
pint case, $2.00 per case.
VEOETABLES Cauliflower, home
xrown. $1.00 per basket: California, onions,
to per lb; peppers, Wo per basket; fary
(tomatoes. $1.00 per crate! R-orate lots. Wo
per crate; cucumbers, hothouse. KKXTJl.W ,
per uos.; new uoora, carrots, luriupa,
per dos.; celery. 11.00 por dox.; head lot-1
tuoc, twctni.w per uos.; teat lettuce, iw
ier doz. : onions. home-Rrown. ltc ler
dos.; radishes. 15o por dos.; parsley, rVc
per dos.; garlic, Italian, 20o per lb.; horse-
radish, t.a per case; sncneu poiciirn, oo
ter lb.! nsnarasus. home-grown. Ier dog.
market price about 30o per dos.; potatoes,
California hew potatoes, sc per iu.,
watermelons. lic ner lb.: cantaloups,
California standanls, 1B0 per cratet Call-,
fornla ponys, JX.W por crate; cauunower,
home-grown. Jl.00 per basket; bananas.
Jl.TMjXl.M per bunch.
CALIFORNIA KIIUITS linrric", j
box; apricots, $1.75 crate: plums, J1..S
crate; peaches, J1.10 to 1.35 box: hteck
raspberries, ill-pint caso. $.S6 caso; red
raspberries. Il-plnt case, 3.N) case: gooso
berrles. 24-plnt case. 2.M case; cherries.
:i-plnt case, $2.00 case.
NUTS Salted peanuts, i.w pr
No. 1 California walnuts. 18Ho per b..
pecans, 124c per lb.: filberts, 15c per lb.;
almonds. SOc per lb.; jocorn, to per lb,
lOTATOKS California, new, 2c lb.
WATKRMUtJNS-lHo lb.
CANTALOUPICS-Crtllfornta, standards,
$2.50 crnte; California, pony, $2.00 crate.
CAUUKLOWEU-Home grown, $1.00
. PlNKAPPLES-riorida; 48s. $17Ri crate:
42s; $3.00 crate; 36s, $3.2o crate; 30s and
Its, $30 crate. rA .
UANANA8-$1.75 to $3.50 bunch .
MISCELLANEOUS - 8ugar walnut
dates, $1.25 per box: limes, $L. per bas
ket; crackerjack, $3.50 per case; chock
ers, $3.50 per case; crackerjack, per halt
case, $1.75; checkers, per half case, $l.ifc
ClUCAdO I.IvTl STOCK 1IAHICUT
Cattle lllnher
IIok II Uhrx- Sheep
Lnvf rr.
CHICAGO. July llrII9CIS7eCi'i
23,000 head; higher; bulk of sales. $8.. 5
$9.00; light. MBWWihra,ii,SS,
heavy. $S.S5S9.00;, rough. $8.S5U1 W, pigs.
TCATTLE-Recelpts. 16.000 head: lecher:
K.m d fetors. $6.76.10; r,w and
helfer,..$S.9M5: calves. $7.W 11.00.
KHBl'il iteceipis, :
hfn. $5.vo.l&: yeaning. ....
lambs, 5.405-9.25.
Kalians City Live Mti.ek Mnrliot.
wansas CITY. Mo.. July 1S.-CATTLK
-Rooolpts. 11.000 head: market
10a higher: prime leo bicji,
dressed lef steers. $8.1039.25; wtm
steers. $7.00fi9.W; southern rrteers. $5.75
8.66: cows. $4.087.W. heJJeTs, $6.W.40.
seockors and feeders. $jS.16WSu; bulls.
$5.2&8.75; calves, $.60(10.00. ,
i.nr, . 1 r market 100
to'hrgherr'bulk.":
431S.W) pacKora aim V '
.. ..;: . tn 10o lower: lambs,
W.woa.26; ycarllnrrs. $6.26437.00; wethers.
aTCflROo! ewes. $4.2&ff6.00; stockers and
I w
. inula Lire Stool. Mnrltef.
e, t nmsj .tulv 18 CATTLE Re
ceipts, (1,000 head: market steady; native
beer stoors. r .Dwmou: towji ." 'JwrS:
i.VWV.W, c . .. . .. ...... - - i
inuthern steers. $5.76418.40; cows and helf-
ti rsur.n rs.' nntlv calvns. SS.OOU lO.tiO.
tinno-nuoinii K ftOfl head: market 16o
higher; pigs and lights. S7.DO09.OG: mixed
And butohers, $8.90tr9.05; good heavy, $S.9C
8HBEP AND IMBS-Rccclpts. 7,000
hond! market stoauy; native inuuuun,
.754r6.00; lambs. $8.0009.10.
HI. Joaenh Urn Htoclc Market.
RT. JOSEPH. July IS. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.400 head; market steady: ijteers.
$7.2;n.2A: cows anu ncu, .wuo.w,
ramp AND LAMBS Recelpts. 1.600
head; market weak; lambs. $7.8.oo.
Kerr .York Money Market.
- .... an A,mV r..,1l
NEW TOllH.. JUiy 1 .uunni-
steady: 2MSM Per cent: ruling rate, 1
nn,. riTif olnalnir bid. IV.Jil'i per OCIlt
Timo losns, stronger: sixty days 24 per
cent: ninety days. i?aJ tcr cbui;
monthn 4ner cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER-3?ilU Per
RTRtiT-iNrj 17XCHANGE Easier: sixty
days, $4.8660: demand, $4.8746. Commercial
bills. $4.fGJ4.86M.
SILVER Bar, RMo; Mexican dollars,
44c .
BONDS Government, heavy; rallroaa.
heavy.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 13.METALS Iead,
dull at $3.8&iia06o: London. 19 7s8d.
Rneltnr. nnlot at I4.DGflS.0D: London. 121 10s.
Copper, quiet; spot and September.- $13.36
13.76; electrolytic. h3.tii'pij.s(; ioko, nomi
nal: casting; IIJ.W. nn. sieauy; bvoi,
$32,20032.60: September, $33.40iBO2.70. Anti
mony, dun; cookson's, xj.i-ewi. iron,
quiet; No, 1 northern, $14.7&B16.23; No. 2
northern. $14.604116.00: No, 1 northern,
$14.7B3il5.26: No. 2 northern, $14.60816.00;
No. 1 southern, $14.7&w&.b; no. z, fii.wty
13.00.
Iyondon prices: Copper, steady; spot,
61 10s; futures. 62. Tin. steady; spot,
14S 6s; futures. 147 15s. Iron, Cleveland
warrants. 61s Cd.
KT. TvOUIS. Ju V IS. METAIi Lead.
dull at $3.76; spelter, dull at $1.604.81H.
Coffee Blarket,
NEW YORK. July 13. After opening at
a decline of 1 to 2, Dolnts under scatter
ing liquidation In the absence of any Im
portant demand, tho coffee market showed
very llttlo feature, closing at a net loss
of 1 to 2 points. Sales, 9,000 bogs; July,
8.26c; August, 8.34c; September, 8.41c; Oc
tober. 8.64o: December. 8.73c: January.
8.78c; March. s".87e: May, 8.92c Spot, quiet;
Rio No. 7. s4c; santos no. 4, liTio; mua
coffee, dull; Cordova, KHClOo, nominal.
London Wool Murkol.
LONDON. Julv 13. Offerings at tho
wool auction sales today amounted to
11.123 bales, catalogues containing equal
quantities of merinos, and crossbreda woro
readily aosorDea at nrm prices. ana
continent was a keen bidder for scoured
merinos and Americans occasionally paid
10 per oent advance for fine greasy cross-
brtas.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July IS. COTTON Fu
tures closed barely steady: July. 12.40a:
August. 12.33a: October. 12.S3: uecember.
12.62c; January, 12.43c; March, lt48c; May,
1Z.73C, pot, quiet; miaaung, u.o; gun,
13.60c. Sales 1,300 bales.
LIVERPOOL. July 13. COTTON BDOt.
ateadv: rood middling. 7.99c: middling.
7.470; low middling, msc,
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK.- July 13. DRY GOODG
Tho 21. is. ciafiin company reocivors-
sale was largely attended and buying was
active In all departments. New lines of
staple worsteds were priced for spring.
Advances ranged from bo to 7ttc over
last year. Cotton goods were steadier and
quite acuvo on staple gray gooes.
Omaha Hay Market.
PRAIRIH HAY-Cholco upland, $15.00
18.60; No. 1, $11.60912.00; No. X $!0.tX
1L00. Straw: Choice wheat. R.W2M00.
Alfalfa: No,. 1 to choice quotable at $13.00
Uii.w; no. j, iiu.ivii.w.
ElKln natter Market .
BIJIN, July IX BUTTER 27c.
Ilennlnirton Wins from Vnlley.
BENNINGTON, Neb.. July H-(Hpe-
clal.) Bennington defoated valley at val
ley, Sunday, by a score of 9 to 1. Tho
features wore the pitching of Kingdom
only allowing two hits In eight Innings
and striking out nine men. Mangold of
Bennington got four hits in five times
at bat. warmer made a homo-run. Score
Il.H.E.
Bennington ..0 0 6 0 1 0 3 0 13
Valley 1 0 -O 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 3 '
Batteries. Bennington. Gordon. King
don and Petersen; Valley. Husland, Tur-
ree end Nystrom.
Ogalallu Heals North Platte.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. July l$.-8pe
clal.) Costly errors and Inability to hit
tne oaii wnen nits mranr, runs cost norm
Ptatta the came with Orcalrdla Sunday
afternoon by the score of 3 to L Six hits
were allowed by each pitcher, with Mar
lott ot Ogalalla having slightly the better
or ine arguiurnv vy nceimiK nunn
Platte's hits well scattered. Hcore: RU B
Osalalla .,,.1 00010100-361
North Platta 00010000 O-l 6
Batteries Ocalalla. Marlott and Har
rington, North Platte, Jones and Pass,
Umpires: Bybee and Nichols. Attendance,
miriiTX t urn omnniv Tuinvrm
UlTliUlrt. LllJU OlUUIV illAillVDl
Desirable Kinds of Cattle Stronger
and Active Sellers.
HOGS ARE TEN CENTS HIGHER
Sheep fltronir tn rv
nnd I.nmlis Ten
Rhndr Higher
I'lftorn
Centn lllitber Ilrrelptu
font I hup Very LlBht.
SOUTH OMaUtA, July. 13, 1914.
Receipts wero: Cattle. lings. Sheep,
Kstimntn Monday 1.500 4,sw
3.500
H.0f2
Snmo day last weok..., 2.070
Same day 3 weeks ago. 3,0U
Hamo day 3 weeks ago. 1.959
Same day 4 weeks ago. 2,722
Hamo day Inst vear.i... 3.01 J
3.7C9
6.91V1
4,815
!,2M
6.3M
10.173
5,132
2,60
8,473
The following table shows the receipt
of cattle, hogs nnd sheep at the South
Omaha live stock mair.et for tho year to
date as compared with last year:
1114. 1813. Inc. Dsn.
Cattle 414,318 435.862
Hogs 1,42;,779 l,tM,&2l lsli'43
Sheep 1.1S8,1S M7.906 153,292
The following table ahowa. we range, or
nrlna f.r .n0 -1 Ut Rnlllh nmnhi 11VS
stock markot for the last fsw days, with
comparlooni: ,
Date. 1914. ll913.19l2.1911.11B10.tl.tl90,
June 12. 8 I3HI S 441
11
I 8 201 9 161 7 46
6 86
6 83
5 92
6 87
5 83
6 S
June 23.
June 21.
S 44
w I a 10 1
8 61
S 63
7 48
6 14 9 21
7 40
June 25,
8 "ft
8 17U
S 16H
7 S8
9
8 12 '
7 4:
June 26.
8 621
7 30
7 68
June 27.
June 23.
8 46
1M4
8 611
7 30
8 14 IS
6 OSl 9 00
7 34
7 84
Juno 2l.
June CO.
8HH
5 581
8 20H
7 34 6 181 8 99 7 C2 6 99
6 SO
C 37
6 46
9 Ml
7 61
6 03
July 1.
8
7 73
7 19
10 TO
6 73
7 C3
R 70
5 97
July t.
8 63
8 79
July 3..
Julv 4
saw
S C9
7 IS
7 67
606
July 6..
July 6..
S 71
7 23
7 7l!
8 SSS
? 26
a
6 26
8 9
78
7 76
6 1$
July 7.
S 81
6 31
6 36
I
7
6 2S
July 8..
8 St
7 23
a rr.
7 65!
6 16
6 16
July 9..
? 59U
8 75
7 191
8 601
7 65
Jiuy id.
8 47i
8 70
8 71
7 24
0 S3
6 27
I
8 44
7 67
7 63!
29
July 11.
a 61
7 20
6 4:
juiy ix.
S74
7 201
ft S2
8 S3
uiy va.
Jt C2
Sunday. Holiday.
TijMinta nnd ntinnaltlon of llv stock at
the Union stock yards In South Omaha
for twenty-four hours cooing 11 j v.
yesterday: ,
Cattlo.Hogs.Shee p. U s.
C- M. A St. P 4
Wabash 1
Mo. Pacific 4
3
6 ii
3
31
i "
17 2
6 1
S
Tt
Union Pacific
C. & N. W., cast
C. & N. W., wo.it.. 17
C., St P.. M. & O.. ..
C R. & Q-, east..-11
C., B. & Q.. west.. 20
C, R. 1. l'.. oasi. o
Illinois Control ..
Tnlal receluts 67
DISIKISITION-HISAD.
Cttlo.IIogs.Sheep.
Morris & Co....
Swift Sl Co
Cudahy Packing
442
329
231
336
27
1
788
414
1.000
1.034
1.313
715
1.11S
Co.
Armour w
j. W. Murphy....
Lincoln Pacing Co...
S. O. Packing Co
Hoffman Uroa
Kay Packing Co
Grain Belt Bup. Co,...
W. B. Vansant Co
Corn Belt Serum Co..
Hill & Son
P. D. Lewis
Huston & Co....
McCreary & Kellogw...
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Hlgglns
Huffman
Meyers
Tannar Bros
John Harvey
3
24
147
9
10
36
S3
34
SI
22
I
14
46
70
283
Other buyora
..1.CC9
3.429
totals .......,.,..... ...v -
r 1 n-tr V Tli. xrnnV starts OUt with
t rf eatUe. -only sixty-two cars
be ng reported In. which Is the smallest
for S Monday thus far. The demand for
tho
all
.lAalealiln Kintlfl W ttll MUU4
. ..tiia inni urniiuaivta
strong to. a little higher than last . wmk.
MarirMr nn chllid ui ,
oourso. are ino"na, ".ra intly
ahn'd" SmxS1
won after 9 o'clock In the corning. The
b$?bVef steers here this ?UAM
$9.40. tho highest price paid thus far this
yttr- ... .11.. nr.A in choice
, .--.7-.j . ii
Quotations on cavua. v. w -.-
bSrte.n( $9.009.60; fair to gobd beef
toers. $8.6009.00; common to fair beet
.teers, $7.78.60; choice to .fancy corn.
fod hellers, o.w4ivw, iv
irr..'i ritJifftotn- wnnrl to choice COWS.
$6.WH7.60; fair to good gradea $5.75.60,
common to fair grades, $3.7606.75; good to
choice stocners anu ivi '
fair to good stockers and feeders, $d.76
7.60; common to fair Blockers ana reMera.
$.256.75! atock cows and heifers, $5.00
7.00; stook calves, $7.a.w; veaicaivcs,
$8.005)' 10.60 ; UUUB, Stags, eic, to.-on!."".
Representative sales:
BEEF STEiaiUl
No.
At. IT. No. At. rr.
....1000 7 00 II 1108 I 00
... Ill 7 71 11 1441 1 06
....110$ 7 M 1111 I 06
....1041 7 U M WO 9 16
..'..16M f M II 1034 I IS
,...11U S 60 II 1430 I II
...1311 I 71 II 1111 44
I...
I...
II...
14...
1...
84...
81...
II...
'STEERS AND HEIFERS.
II...
, 134
1 76
36....
130 I 10
873 I 00
III I 00'
tM I 10
8...
.1114
. W
. 701
. 774
. m
I 10
I II
I 80
II
II.......
I
31
21...
46...
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J, B. Musaer, Nebraska,
It steers.... 1300 8 20
HOGS Supplies this morning totaled
sixty-nine cars, or about 4.300 head, being
1,600 larger than last week, but 2.0W
smaller than for tho corresponding ion-
,1nv 1m at vfclLr.
Hhlnnlnar orders wero lorrrA today and
shlppor and speculator buyers started out
early picking up what they could use at
figures that were fully a dlmo higher, and
In some cases possibly a little more than
that- Their purchases were large,
amounting to close to half ot the total
mmnlv Packers were slow from the out
set, refusing to follow ths lead of tho
shippers, such bids uu they made being
no more man a mcaei nigner. oeiiera,
however, were of the oDtnlon that values
ought to be better than this, figuring that
with so many hogs already sold to ship-
fers the killers would have to coma to
heir prices. As a result the trado re
mained slow and dull throughout, and, it
was not until along towards 10 o'clock
that much ot anything was done. At this
time salesmen were still holding for an
advance of at least 10c. and as they
showed no signs ot giving In, buyers
raised their hands, so that when the
balance of tho Bupply finally began to
move slowly, the prices paid looked to he
around a dlmo higher.
Thn average trade Is fully IOC UD. Bulk
of the offerings moved at a range ot $3.60
03.70, with some lancy iserKsnircs as
high as $8.80, the highest price that has
been paid so far this year.
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were still a few loads of common mixed.
and packing nogs lert toqay aiier every
thing else had been sold. Bids on this
aort ot etui: wero not much better than
j ttoady at nny time and some ot thn
rncKers retusea to oven mage an oner
on some of the roughor grades. At mid
day there were around a half dozen
loads of thin sort left In first hands, on
wjilch packers wore In no case bidding
letter than steady and tn some instanoss
they failed to even make an offer.
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SHEEP-ln response to a light run 01
only some 3,600 head compared with 9,022
a week ago and 8,473 a year, ago, every
thing in tne sneep onrn soia Detter tnan
the close of lost weak. Lambs were quot
able IO&I60 higher and aged sheep strong
to a shado better. In view of tho high
prices there was a good competitive de
mand, as all the Hacker buyers were out
early In the morning and tn the end there
wero not enough orrerings to go arouna.
Trade was not active, however, as the
packers were reluctant to allow any ad
vance) over last Friday s prices, though
most everything at all desirable tn tho
way of killers was cleared In good sea
son.
Two loads of lambs from Idaho were
good enough to establish a new high
mark for the season, the price being $9.25
with only a few lambs sorted out ot
the two cars. The bulk of the lamba
ranged. around $9. 00(09.15. and- the packers
took the seconds and culls largely around
$6.75, which was the case most ot last
week.
The aged supply amounted to no more
than a double deck of Wyoming ewes
at $5.10 and some yearlings at $6.25.
uuotations on range sneep ana tamos.
Lambs, good to choice $9.00419.25; lambs,
fair to rrood. t8.7MfJ.00: lambs, feeders.
$0.CO36.7t; yearlings, good to choice. $6.35
416.60; yearlings, fair to good, $3.00Q.J;
weinera, good to cnoioe, hmwo-w; Wern
ers, fair to good, $5.60(06.75: owes, good
to choice. I5.00n6.25: owes, fair to good.
$4.7506.00.
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14 culls 100
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S3 native lambs 9S
11 native ewes 119
Omaha Shooters at
Hooper Trap Shoot
Omaha shooters attended the shoot at
Hooper, Nob., Sunday, when they were
Invited to compete with forty other
marksmen at the traps. Klngsley led the
flold by three targets, while Dixon, also
ot Omaha, showing well. The scores:
Klngsley 96
Gates 93
Dixon 92
Sasse ... .... 92
Carter 92
Gross 91
Spencer 91
Crosby 91
Reynolds
Stevenson
Casper ...
Redman .
Bray
Kraver ..
Hook
Stoner
Gilbert 91
Herr 91
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Kutfold
Fairbanks
Kanaieno
Hansen
Valsko
Buck
Evans
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.... 91
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.... 89
.... 89
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Thompson
Coffmon
Koyno ....
Flehn
Bourn
Hansen ...
Lammelt
Stucker
Lowe ....
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86
Huffman .
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Professionals,
ST. EDWARD TAKES THE LAST
OF CENTRAL CITY GAMES
CENTRAL CITY, Neb,, July lS.-(Sp-
clal.) Central City boosts of one of the
cleanest and fastest base ball organiza
tions outsldo ot the State league, To date
nine games have been played, seven of
which have been chalked to tho credit ot
tho boys. This record has mado the
scheduling of dates difficult, and only
fast aggregations can be secured. Next
Tuesday and Wednesdays tho boys will
play Scotia hore. Yesterday witnessed the
closing ot two real games with Bt. Ed
ward at this place, Central City winning
tho first by a scoro of 2 to 1, and tho I
visitors tho second by the same margin. ,
The lost exhibition was exceptionally ex
citing, being drawn out for twelvo Innings. ,
The pitching staff of Wright, Davis and
Miller has been doing faultless work and ,
Ward behind the hat has been giving
strong support.
LINCOLN BUYS CATCHER
BLACKBURN FROM H0OSIERS
LINCOLN, July JS.-Presldent Hugh L.
Jones ot the Lincoln Western league base
ball team today announced the purchase
ot Catcher Earl Blackburn from the In
dianapolis team of the American associa
tion. Blackburn won last year a inembor
of the Cincinnati National League club.
Cedur nlnffa Take This One.
CEDAR BLUFFS, Neb., July IS. (Spe
cial) Cedar Bluffs defeated the A. O. U.
W. team horn yesterday tn a good game ot
base ball. The superior work of Bocke
muehl, the local pitcher, was the feature.
The A. O. U. W, team did not .score until
two were out In .the ninth nnd then they
got two on two lilts and an error. Next
Sunday the locals will play tho Emll
Hansen team of Omaha. Score:
R.H.E.
A. O. U, W. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 S 6 3
Cedar Bluffs.. I 2000000 '-3 83
Batteries: A. O. U. W., Kemp and Tut
Ue; Cedar Bluffs, Bockemuehl and Zlmola.
Denlaon's New Parle Ready.
DENISON, la.. July 13. (Special.)
Denison base and foot ball enthusiasts
have spent this year nearly $3,000 In lay
ing out and putting in shape grounds for
permanent use. The local team will play
the following schedule ot games. Dow
City, July 15: Omaha Luxus. July 18;
Manilla, July SO; Dow City. July 21; Wall
Lake, July 22; Carr61l, July 23.
Knlrbury Defeats Deshler.
DESIfLER. Neb., July IS. (Special.)
Falrbury broke Deshlers winning streak
of six straight games by defeating Desh
ler on the local diamonds, Shaner ofl
Folrbury allowing only five hits. Score:
R.H E.
Falrbury ... 3 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 411 11 4
Deshler 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 13 6 S
Batteries: Falrbury, Shaner and Welch;
Deshler, Sittlor and Jepson.
Arlington Defeat Herman.
ARLINGTON, Neb.. July lS.-(Speclal.)-.
Arlington base ball team won from Her
man Sunday. 11 to 7. The feature of
the game was the brilliant work by Byron
Ilamnmry In left field. Score:
Herman 1 02010030-6
Arlington 0 2 3 0 4 0 3 1 -H
Upland .Take Game.
UPLAND. Neb.. July ll-(6peclal.)-Vp-land
defeated Mlnden yesterday in a
loosely played game. Score:
R.H.E
Upland 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 08 II 6
Mlnden 0 HI 1 1 I 1 0 0-7 67
Batteries: Upland. Doyle, Ltndgren and
rartch: Minden, Green and Bunion. Um
pire: Mason and Grey.
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