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PHILS ANDJffiDS DIVIDE xingang Driven Off Mound in Eighth Frame of First. BENTON AT HIS BEST IN SECOND Philadelphia Obtains Only l'lve Hits, Three of Which Are Slnilc In Second Inning: to, of Contrst, CINCINNATI. July ll.rh!ladelpha nnd Cincinnati divided a double-hoader today, the visitors taking the flrat Game, C to 3, and the locals capturing the sec ond. 5 to 2. In the first contest Philadel phia batted Ylngllng hard and forced his retirement in the eighth inning. Alexan der was also batted freely, but lie kept tho hits scattered. Benton was at his best in the. second game, Philadelphia obtaining only five hits, three of which were made. In the socond Inning. Tlncup, on the other hand, was hit hard and was replaced by Uaum gartner, who allowed only one hit In the four Innings pitched. Score, first game: FHIIADKL,I'1IIA. CINCINNATI. All. It O A B An. 11. O A K. rijTne, SB.. 6 1 5 S OMoran ,rf.. I 0 3 0 9 raekert, cf. 4 2 1 Cravath, tC. 3 0 1 I3brt, b.. 4 I 0 Ml(, It... 4 1 1 Luderui, lb 4 1 10 Martin, .. 4 I I KIllKer. e... 1 0 4 Alexander, p 4 1 0 oiieriot. h... 4 I 3 2 0 0 Ortiomley, If. 4 1 4 0 0 1 ONIthotr, lb.. 4 1 i 4 0 0 OOroh. lb. .. 4 2 1 1 1 1 OMolloltl. lb 3 1 I 0 0 1 OMIIIer. cf... 3 1 3 0 0 4 OLaltosn, cf.. 0 0 0 0 0 2 OErwIn. c... 2 0 10 0 Goniale.. a. 1 0 f. 1 0 TottU 11 11 17 17 OYInsllns. p. J 1 0 1 0 hcnneiser, p 0 o o 0 0 lloblltiel ..1 0 0 0 0 . Total. si i n 1 "i Hatted for LaTioss in ninth. Philadelphia 001110020-5 Cincinnati o 0 0 0 l 1 o o 1-3 Two-bate hits: Groh, Nlehoff. Three bate hits: Paskert, Lobert, Martin. Tilts: Off Ylngllng, 11 In seven and one third Innings; off Schneider, 0 In one and two-thirds Innings. Sacrifice flis. Cravath (2), KUIIfer. Stolen base. Twombly. Double play: Heriog to Moll wits, Left on bases: Philadelphia, t; Cincinnati, 7. Bases on balls: Oft Alex ander, 3: off Schneider, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Ylngllng. Killlfer. Struck out; By Alexander, 4: by Ylngllng. 1: by Sohneidcr. 1. Passed ball: ISrwin. Time: 1 :FS. Umpires: Johnson and Byron. Score, first game: nilUADBUPHIA. CINCINNATI. All. HO. AH. AD.H.O.A.B, Byrne, 2b... 4 1 : OMoraa. r(.... 4 3 3 0 0 liert. cf.. 10 10 OHenof. .. 1 0 1 0 Crarath, rf. 4 1 1 1 Orwombler.H 4 18 10 Ixibert, lb.. 4 12 1 ONI.holt, lb. 3 0 1 1 0 Jlegee. If.,.. 4 0 4 0 OOroh. 3b.... 113 11 Luderua, lb. 4 111 IMollwIU. lb 4 1 t 0 0 Martin, ... 2 112 CLohr. of..... 4 2 10 0 Jlurni. c 4 0 4 0 OBrwIn. c... 4 2 10 0 Tlncup. p... 1 0 0 2' ODenton, p... 4 10 0 0 Frank 10000 Damsrdnr, pi 0 0 I I ToUuj 21 10 27 9 1 Totala .....11 "til 12 "l Batted for Tlncup in fifth. Philadelphia 0 1000001 0-3 Cincinnati 0 30j0000 -6 Two-ooae hits: Erwtn, 2. Hits: Off Tln cup, 9 in four innings; off Baumgardner, 1 in four Innings. Sacrifice hits: Groh. Sacrifice fly: Heraog. Stolen basos: Mo ran (2), Henog (2), Left on bases; Phil adelphia, ; Cincinnati. 7. Bases on balls: Off Tlncup. 1: off Baumgardner, 2; off Benton, 4. Struck out; By Tlncup. !: by Baumgardner. It by Benton, 6, Passed ball: Burns. Time; t:00. Umpires: Byron and Johnson. Giants Crush Cnlit. CHICAGO, July J4. New York today re gained the ground lost yesterday, defeat ing the Chicago Nationals, 12 to 8. Tho margaln between the two Is now four and one-half games. The game abounded In hard hitting. The Giants startod baiting In the open ing Inning and scored three runs by hunching a double and two singles with an error, a wild pitch and a base on balls. Chicago played an uphill game and was within one run of tiding the score in the fourth, but in the sixth the visitors hit to nil corners of the field. lavender replaced Cheney, but could not stop tho scoring. Demaree did not puzzle the Cubs and shortly after Hchulto. lined out a home run ho retired. Mathew son played the role of roaouer, but was lound for nine hits. Score: NSW TOIIK. CHICAGO, AB.H.O.A.K. AU.ll.O.A.E. needier, ct., 4 4 4 0 OUacb, cf... 1110 0 Doyle, 3b... 4 111 lOood. rf.... 1110 0 Hums, It.... 4 14 0 Onetea, rf.... 1 0 3 0 0 Jlobrttn, rf. 2 0 I 0 OSaler. lb..,. I 3 7 0 0 Murray, ri.. i v o uzmrmn, lb. a 2 1 I z Fletcher, sa 0 2 2 1 OSchuIte, If. 4 1 3 0 0 Mtrkla. lb.. 4 McLean, . 4 Stock. 3b.... t DemarM. s. 1 11 osweener, Jb 4 0 3 4 0 110 ODtrrlck, a.. i 2 1 0 I 111 IBreinahan. c I 0 I 3 0 0 0 0 OtUrtme, c 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 OCheney. n.. 0 0 o a o Oonlln .... 1 Watbifit, p I 0 0 0 O'WIIllein ..1 1 n o 0 lavender, p 1 1 0 0 0 ToUl 10 11 27 0 Z'Corrldtn ..1 0 0 0 0 Totala 41 11 37 3 Batted for Demaree in fourth. Ratted for Cheney in sixth. Batted for La,vender In ninth. New York 3 0 1 I 0 5 0 1 1-12 Chicago 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 3 0-8 Two-boat hits: Doyle (2). Williams, Saler, lach. Three-base hit: Zimmerman. Home runs: Schulte. Beschcr. Saler. Hits: ( ff Demaree, 3 in three innings; pff Mathewson. 9 in six innings; off Cheney, 11 in six Innings; off Lavender, 2 In three innings. Sacrifice hit: Bescher. Sacri fice fly; Hehulte. Stolen bases: Burns, "'urmy sweeney, uoume piay; Bresnahsn to Derrick. Left on baseij: Chicago, l; New York, 8. Hawa on balls: Off Chene y.lj off Demaree, 3; off Mojthewson. Ij off Lavender, I. Hit by Pitched ball: By Demaree. Leaehu by Mathewson, Cheney; by Choney, Melxsan. Struck out. By Cheney, 5: by Demaree, 1, by Mathewson. 4; by Lnvendtr. 1. WIM pitches: By Cheney. J. Time: 2:25. Um pires: Hart and Rlgler. Cards Nose Oiu nraves. ST. LOUIS. July 14,-niggert's drive against the right field fence. In the ninth Inning after one was out, counting C, Miller and Huggliin, enahlnl .St. Louts to ncse out Boston, score 3 to 2. Boston scored In the fourth on a single, an out, a stolen base and a sacrifice iy. In the fifth Inning Kvers singled and Mcored on Connolly's three-base hit. Dolan scored St. Loulsf flrat run when he singled, stole sreond and went to third on an error, counting J. Miller's hit for one base. Score: BOSTON. ST. LOUIS, A.B.H.O.A.E AD.H.O.A.B. rierora, cf... 4 2 1 0 OUuritna 3b. 3 2 1 2 0 Kvara. lb.... 4 2 1 1 OIllHcn, cf. 4 1 1 0 0 Connolly; rf. 4 1 0 0 Ortolan, If.... I 1 0 0 0 MrnTle'. ai... 4 2 4 3 CJ. Miller. M. 4 1 S 1 0 Hchroiat, lb 4 0 11 0 OWlUon. rf... 2 0 1 1 0 Ileal, 3b 3 1 0 3 OQtcIc, 3b 3 0 1 1 0 Mann, If 4 110 tvyiltr, C....1 0 4 2 0 Whalius, (..1031 Uiremn, lb. 2 t 7 1 0 TyUr, p 4 1 1 I li'arOua, p... 1 0 1 1 1 'Duller I 0 0 0 0 Totals 23 12-16 14 IMtoch ,...l 0 0 0 0 C. Miller... 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 30 1 37 13 1 Oneout when winning run scorec. Batted for Dressen in ninth. Batted for Perdue in ninth. Ran for Roche in ninth. Boston 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 02 St. Louis 00010000 2-3 Two-base hits. Devore, Mann. Roche, Rlggsrt. Three-bsse hits: Hugffinn Con liolly. Sacrifice hits: nvrs. l'nrrina. Beck. RlggerL Sacrifice fly: Deal. Stolen bases: Muronville. Dolan. Devore. Double plays: Deal to Evers to Schmidt. .1. Miller to Beck. Lft on bases: Boston, 9; St, Louis. 11. Bases on balls: Oft Tyler, 6; off Perdu, 3. Struck out: By Tyler, X Time: l:U. Umpire: Klem and Emslle. Britons WinYhird Match from Frenoh WIMBLEDON. July H.-Gret Britain today won the third of the singles matches In the preliminary round against France In the Dwlght K. Davie Interna tional lawn tennis trophy tournament The British team will consequently meet at Boston the winning team of the Australian-Canadian-German matches, T. M, Mavrogordato' of Great Britain defeated Mix Decugls, France, In three straight sets, 5-1, 7-5, 7-5. The British team won the first two singles matches' Saturday, but were beaten yestorday In the doubles by tha Trench plr. Kidney Trouble nnd Wrak llaek. Signs of breakdown In health. Electric Bitters gives sure relief and lasting bene fit from It's use. 50c and L AU drug gists. Advertisement Standing of Teams WEST. LBAGlE.i NAT. LEAGUE. W.L. Pet i W.Ll'ct Denver ....48 33 .SM'New York.. 44 30 .M St Joseph .47 36 ,673i Chicago ....413S.519 Sioux Clty.48 36 ,d71St. Louis.... 41 39 .Ml Lincoln ....44 39 .53Jl'hlladelihta.3l 37 .i3 Pes Molnes.44 41 .618 Cincinnati ..3S 40 .457 Omaha SS 45 .454 Pittsburgh .34 37 .479 Wichita .as R2 OJ llmnklvn ...33 37 . 471 Toneka ...31 54 .3 5 Boston 33 41 .4W AiMElt, U5AUUB. W.L. Pet. Phlla. 45 32 .5S4 PKD. LEAGUE W.L.Pct. Chicago J 31 .tST Inulo.nauolls.41 33 .544 Baltimore .40 35 633 Brooklyn ...3 32 .523 Iltlflalo 37 34 .521 St. Louis. ..31 46 430 KantAS Clt)' 34 45 .4:0 Detroit 45 37 .549 St. Louis.. . 4i 3S .545 .. aDMIUKVUUiW 1'J Chicago ....41 3 .5i Boston 43 JS .5311 New York.. 29 46 ,SS7 Cleveland ..2 52 . 333 Pittsburgh . 42 .8 STATE LEAGUE W.L Pet. Beatrice ...37 23.617 Hastings ..37 24 .GO; A.MlSit briAUlbi W UPct. Milwaukee S44 35 .57. Louisville ..IS 40 .55 York 35 26 ,674Cleveiand 45 41 ,523 .r. isianu.x: x .sis Columbus ..23 S3 .4S Kan, City.. . 4! .317 tndlanaplls .45 43 .511 Mlnneaplls .41 44 . 1S3 Superior ...t9 34 .4C0 Norrolk ....24 33.421 Kearney .,..20 40 .333 Columbus 40 43 471 St. Paul 32 54 .372 lentrruuy'n Ilonuli", WESTERN LEAGUE. Topeka, 2: Sioux City. 9. Wichita, 7J Omaha, 6. St. Joseph, 2" Denver. 9. Des Moines,- 1: Lincoln, 2. AMKIUL'AK UKAUUK. Detroit. 2, Washington, 0. 1 St. Louis-Philadelphia, postponed, rain. Chicago-New York, postponed, rain. I Cleveland, 1: Boston, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE. , Brooklyn-Pittsburgh, postponed. I'hlladalphla. 5-2; Cincinnati, 3-3. 1 New York. 12; Chicago, 8. Boston, 2: St. Louis. 3. KKDKIIAI, IjISAGUE. Pittsburgh-Brooklyn, postponed, rain. Buffalo, 1-2; Baltimore, 3-7. Second game called end seventh to allow teams to catch train. St. Louis, 0: Chicago, 11. Indianapolis, 2; Kansas City, 7. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Minneapolis-Columbus, postponed, rain. Kansas City, 3; Cleveland, 5. Milwaukee, !; Indianapolis, 7, St. Paul, 5; Ixjutsvllle. 6. Norfolk. 0; Hastings, 5 Columbus, 0: York, 3, Beatrice, 11; Kearney. 0. Superior, 8; Grand Island, S. flnmes Today. Western LcagueTopeka at Sioux City, Wichita at Omaha, St, Louis at Denver, Des Moines, at Lincoln. American League Detroit at Washing ton. St. Louis at Philadelphia, Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston. National League Brooklyn at Pitts burgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, New York at Chicago, Boston at St, Louis. Federal League Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Baltimore at Buffalo, St, Louis at Chi cago, Indianapolis at Kansas City. American Association St, Paul at Cleve land, Milwaukee at Columbus, Kansas Cltv at Loutsvlllo, Minneapolis at In dianapolis. Nebraska State League Kearney at Su perior, York at Norfolk, Grand Island at Beatrice, Hastings at Columbus. DDBOC BLANKS SENATORS Haa Better of Ayres and Tigera Win, Tyro to Nothing. FIRST RUN SCORED IN SEVENTH Tr Cobb Is Back In Llueup far Detroit, bat Falls to Get a lilt Wllsan Sees the Game, WASHINBTON, July H.-Dubuc had the better of Ayres today and Detroit won, 2 to 0. The Tigers ncorod their first run In the seventh inning when Veach doubled, was safe when yres fum bled Kavana'ugh's bunt, and went home cn Burn's sacrifice fly of which Shanks made a remarkable catch. Shaw pitched the last Inning for Wash Irglon and Detroit scored another run cn singles by Crawford and Kavaruvugh and an Infield out. Cobb was back In the lineup today, but failed to get a hit. President Wilson with his daughter, Mrs. Mcdoo, watched the gamo from a box In the upper stand. It was his first appearance this season at the ball park. Scon: DETROIT. WASIUNOTOM. Aa.H.O.A.E. AD.H.O.A.B. Fmih, ..till OMotlier, rf . 4 3 0 1 0 rurtell, 3b. . 4 2 0 3 OKokter, 3b.. 13 10 1 tbb. cf.... 3 0 10 OMIlan. cf.... 1 0 3 0 0 rawford, rf 3 1 0 0 OOandll. lb,. 4 0 110 Veaeli, If.... 4 1 1 0 OWIIIltma. o. 3 3 3 3 1 Katangh, 2b 3 1 1 1 0Shok. It... 3 0 4 1 0 llurne, lb.... 3 110 4 OMorstn, 2b,. 3 1 1 l 0 fctanlfl, o... 4 1 4 3 OMcBrtCia, aa. 3 0 ( 1 1 liubue, p.... 4 0 13 OAyrei, ,.,.. 2 0 0 4 1 3haw, p... . 0 0 1 0 0 Totati , ..,10 1.27 SI 0 -ToUIa 31 0 27 17 4 Batted for Ayres In eighth. ' Detroit 0 o o q o 0 I 0 1-S Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Two-baso hits; Purtell, Veaoh. Will lams, Three-base hit: Foster. Hits: Qlt .tyres, fl In eight Innings;, off Shaw, 3 In one Inning. Sacrifice hits: Burns, Kav anaugh, Shanks, Milan. Sacrifice fly: Burns, Double plays: Bush to Burns (2)t Morgan to MuQrlde to Gandlll; Shanks to Morgan. Left on bases: Detroit ! Wash ington, 4. Bases on balls: Off Dubuo, 2; off Shaw. 1. First base ori errors: De troit, 3. Struck out: By Dubuo, 1: by Ayres, 2. Time: 1:40. Umpires: Egan and Evans. Iloaton Crnshea Napa. BOSTON. July 14 Boston defeated Cleveland, 2 to 1. today, Shore, a pitcher obtained from the Baltimore Interna tionals, holding the visitors to two hits, flhoi-e was not hit safely until tho sixth Inning when O'Neill drove a llnr to renter for three bases and scored his cam's only run when Graney grounded to Janvrln. Boston hit Rteen mfely In all but two Innings, A pats to Janvrln In the fourth, on QUt at first and Cady's single covin ted tho locals' first run. Hpenker walkud In tl e fifth, went to socond on an out and scored when flteen threw wild to first Manager Birmingham was nut off tho field for disputing a decision. Score; CLEVBMND. PO8T0N. An. H. o. a.e. in u n a r Crtner, If... 2 13 1 OfUttb rf. ... I 1 1 0 0 Turner. 3b. 2 0 1 2 03colt, . ..1 2 4 4 1 Johtmon. cf. 4 0 3 0 0?pker, ef,. 2 0 1 0 0 , niton, lb,... 4 0 1 S ltewlt. r... 4 1 2 0 0 Klrke. lb. . 3 0 I 1 OOardaar lb. 1 D 0 ft Chapman, u. 2 0 1 3 OJanrrln. lb, 2 0 13 0 0 Worn, rf 1 0 0 0 OYerkM, tb.. 4 0 3 2 0 Lelbol4, rf.. I 0 1 0 OCaOr, 4 1110 SIUV::,! 1 1 Tot,,. .....n"iM-, u 1 Cleveland OOnooioo 01 'Boston 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 -2 n.!wf?;bai2 MiV. n;( Three-base hit: 0 Nelll. feacrlflce hit: Turner. Stolon bases: Chapman, Graney. Scott Double play: Yerkes to Scott to Janvrln. Left on bases: Clevolai d, 3; Borton, 12. Bases on balls: Off Eteen. 5; off Shore. 3. Bases on errors. Cleveland, I; Boston, 1. Hit 1 y pitched ball: By flteen, Bhore. Struck out; By Steen. J; by Shore. 3, Timer 1:47. Umpires: Connelly and Q'Loughlln. Fast Game to Cairo, CAIRO. Neb.. July 14,-(BnecIal.)-The fastou game of ball ever played on the Cairo diamond took place hero yesterday, when the Goettsche team from Orand Island, lost to the locals, 1 to 0. The local outfield only touched four balls, one a tad throw to socond being handed by thu center fielder. Tho left fielder fathered In two files and barely missed another by having tq run over a very rough field. Thin was the only hit scored by the vis itors from Fagan. the local pitcher. Uchlluir Wins. UEHLINO. Neb.. July H.-SpeclaI.)-Uehllng beat Scribner on the local grounds In a fast game of ball Sunday. Score! Bcrlbner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 Uehllng , , 1 0000100-i Batteries: Scribner, Enters and Johnson; Uehllng, Fhelffer and Black, Struck out: By Phelffer, 9', by Ehlers, 5; by Johnson. 2. Umpire: Carlsen. ' ; Creilon A rain Ilafeated. COLUMBUS, Neb.. July H.-(8peclal.)-Tn a loosily played game Boetttcher Colti rtefealed Creston. Tills makes the third defeat, for Creston In as many vames by the Colts. Score: R.H.E, Creston 0 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 1 7 8 MelU 1 0 0 3 2 0 3 1 -10 11 4 Batteries: Creston. R. Wenk and Kem per; Colts, Wllzlnskl, Weator and Wolf. THE BKE: GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Bears in Wheat Pit Enjoy Some Smooth Sailing. CORN IS QUITE IRREGULAR Yellow Cerr.nl In t'p nnd Ilorrn and After Shorting Considerable Unrly StrcnKth Weak ens Later On. OMAHA. July 14, 1914. Smooth sailing was the lot of the bears In the wheat pit yesterday There were not enough bulls with the necessary back bone to halt the onward march of the be lievers In lower tirlces. Some of the cash handlers of wheat, who sent out bids for tno grain late Saturday, reported the ac-c-ptancca on bids as light, yet there were others in the trado who claimed that tho country was a heavy seller. The best criterion was tho big sales In the way of 'hedges," and they certainly were large. When asked as to the cause of the weakness shown In wheat, aa well as the fact that the bulls were unable to stem the tide, "Jack" O'Brien, one of the traders of the Bartlett Frailer house, answered that the weakness was the actual wheat coming on sale. When it Is considered that tho now crop of Whent has only begun to move out of the hands of farmers nnd that It Is being prepured for shipment with all the haste possible. It behooves the trade at large to move with the greatest cau tion In making large commitments on the bull side of the market. Todd W. Lewis of the firm of Charles E. Lewis A Co. of Minneapolis, now In the wheat fields, found rust In the neigh borhood of Aberdeen, and that velvet chaff wheat was more Infested than tho blue stem. Crop news was the lending bear help In whont. and this was followod closely by the goodly lncreaso In tho visible supply. Corn was Irregular and unsettlod. It showed considerable strength enrly, but weakenrnl later. The early buying was on continued reports of deterioration, caused by hot winds and lack of mois ture. Cash sales of corn here wore small at only 40.100 bu. The oats market was In a demoralised condition for a period yesterday, but rallied on some outside buying And tuled quite steady during the latter part of the sossion, Further progress in the upward direc tion was noted In tho provision trade yesterday, prices closing with substan tial gains. An Improved demand for cash meats was reported, and the trade anticipated some betterment in the lard trado within the near future. Wheat was unchanged to He lower. Corn was unchanged to lo higher. Oats were VSOHo lower. Clearances were 6,000 bushels of corn, 3,000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour equal to 272,000 bushels Liverpool closed HtHld lower on wheat and IkiHd higher on corn. Primary wheat receipts were 1,840,000 bushelH and shipments were 1,184,000 bush els, ngalnst receipts lust year of 1,11)1,000 bushels and shipments of 554,000 bushels. Primary corn receipts were 408,000 bush els and shipments were 560,000 bushels, against receipts last year of 377,000 bush els and shipments of 396,000 bushels. Primary oats receipts were 616,000 bush els and shipments were 407,000 bushels, against receipts last year of 746,000 bush els and shipments of 2U,000 bushels. CARLOT RECEIPTS, WheatCorn.Oata. Chicago 1,153 103 162 Minneapolis M Duluth 122 Omaha 65 Kansas City 331 St. Louis 144 Winnlpec 224 27 1 15 V) These sales were reported today; Corn No. 2 white: 1 oar, 74c. No. 3 white: 1 car, 7SVic. No. 2 yellow: 3 cars, CSc. No, 6 yellow: l car, 65Hc No. 1 mixed: 3 cars, 67c; 1 car, C6Hc No. 3 mixed: 1 car (near white). 68o ; 4 cars, 66c. No, G mixed: 1 oar, eso. Sample: 1 car, 61c; 1 car, 63c. Wheat No, 2 hard winter; 3 cars. 71c. No. 3 hard winter; 1 car told), 71c No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, 70c. Oats No, 3 white: 2 cars, 3514c. No. 4' white; 1 ear, 34ic. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat. No, 2 hard. "tOWPUci No. 3 hard. 70!HSii.e: No. 4 hard, 65HOW4c; No. 2 spring, 77tf78c; No, 1 spring, 't&UVoi No, 4 spring, 72$f7ic; No. 2 durum, G3ttftti9V4c; No. 3 durum, C7Viff CSHc. Corn: No. 1 white, 74jp4Uc; No. 2 white, 7174e; No. 3 white, 7ailOTJMc; No. 4 white, 71M073Vioi No. 1 yellow, 68fr 6SW0; No. 2 yellow, 67i8cj No. 3 yel low, 07i67Wa: No. 4 yellow, C6WSiiflfli No. 8 yellow, foftGGtte: No. 1 mixed, 67 07Uc;.No, 2 mixed.. CflW7c! No. 3 mixed, Wtt8Vic; No. 4 mixed. MUBOSViCI. No. 8 mixed. 6f(ia OstsI No. 2 white. 3CU6) 36o standard, 33l43JHc: No. 3 white, 35& uo: no. 4 wnite, juftucuftc. uariey: Malting, 654c; No. 1 feed, 4&g6c. Rye: No. 2. Mqfoc; No.' 3. 62'uS3c. CHICAGO GRAIN AP PROVISIONS Feature of the. Trading; nnd Closing; Prices nn Hoard of Trade. CHICAGO, July U, Despite Increasing damage from black ru'st, the wheat market today finally took a downward turn owing- to export bids being out of line, Tho close was nervous, HfrWo to Ho under last night Corn showed a, net loss of Htlic to llHo and oats of Ho to lc. In provisions th outcome varied from VqIWc decline to a rise of 15c Wheat speculators found plenty of signs that the demands of importing countries hnd been well filled, at least for the present. The few bids which were re ceived from across the Atlantic- proved to be quite unsatisfactory aa a working basis. About the only buying of any Im portance on foreign account was In tho September delivery and was believed by most traders to be simply the filling of old contracts. The European visible sup ply exhibited u substantial' Increase, whereas there was a big falling off at the corresponding time a year ago. Reports of black rust damage to wheat In South Dakota were more numerous and positive than heretofore. The news about the plague, however, was not backed up by any rush to purchase or by other evi dence of widening alarm. Corn values dropped owing to breaking of tho drouth In parts of the Ohio valley and because of a forecast of unsettled conditions tonight and tomorrow promis ing wldeaprad rain, Merchandise demand was slow, es pecially from the east, Damage reports from Texas and Oklahoma and southern states east of the Mississippi had no last ing effect on the market. Oats felt the bearish Influence of In creasing receipts from the new crop July In particular seemed to have put little support Provisions averaged lower with hogs. There was considerable pressure on xlbs as a result of spreads In which ribs were sold, and ut the soirie time lard was extensively bought Artlcle Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.l Ve's'y. Wheat July. 76T. 77K VfK T7H 76!, 77 ?i Sit Sept. Corn. I July. m 7Wj can' 67h. 6S1 1 sept Oats July 67 Bent. Pork I, juiy. . SoPt Lard I ..., 22 60 "I 87 12095 I I 10 27 I 37 I 10 40 I I 11 97 yo 87 20.95 20 20 W io'w 1 July 10 JO 40 10 27 I 10 10 40 I 10 Sept Ribs. 1 July.l Sept. 1 11 va L. 1 a fa' a 13 02 93 11 92 I 11 97 Chicago Cash Prices V.'naat: No. 2 red. 7SC2'!5!Oi No. 2 hard. 78Ktf!lto; No. i northern, 87U3ai No. 2 spring, 860870. Corn; No. 2 yellow, 70H&7lc; No. 3 yellow, "OaWUc. Oats; No, 3 white, SfiHTmHc standard, 38ieS8Vic. Rye: No. 2, new. Wc, Uariey. 4Sgc. Timothy. $10006,25. Clover. lll.00ttlS.0O. Pork. 122-W. Lord. 810.27W Ribs. 811.7&312.12. 71 UUTT'ER Higher; creameries, 20H8' JSfcc. KQGB Higher; receipts, 15.254 cases; at mark, cases Included, 15tfllHo; ordinary firsts. 17UOMC. firsts, 18tt<tc. POTATOES Lower; receipts, 06 cars; Arkansas and Oklahoma, tl.401.00; Illinois, Kansas and Missouri Ohlos, 11.00 Cl.S: Virginia, barrels, 2J.7ttt4.00. POULTRY-Allve, higher; iowls, 14Vi: springs, UQKe, ' New York General Market. NEW YORK, July 14 -BUGAR-IUw, steady: molasses, 2.67c; centrifugal, 3,12a Refined, steady to 510 points higher; cut loaf, 6.35c; crushed, E.2So; mould A. 4.90c; cubes, 165c; XXXX powdered, l(5o; OMAHA, "WEDNESDAY, .71 powdeml, 4.50c, fine granulated, 4.40c . diamond A, 4.40c; confectioners' A, t.90c, No 1. 4.20c. HrTTBR-fnscttled. receipts. 19.000 tubs, creamery extras, 27V,tfa$V4c. firsts, 264 2!c, seconds, 234124c', process rxtrss, 2Jtl 22Hc; labels, current make, firsts. SOtJ 20Vkc; seconds, 19c, packing stock, current make. No. 1, 19c. CHEESE Firm: receipts. 10,000 boxes; state wholn crenm, fresh, white and col ored specials, 13tH3c, colored, average fancy. 14iitfl4Hc; whites, ilVitfllVic. skims. Ml 11 He EGOS Firm; receipts, 16,000 cases; fresh gathered extras, 243c: extra firsts, 23u. 4138c; firsts, 21t?2c; seconds, ISHfltOa; state, Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites, S54M90; gathered whites. 230-270; hennery browns, HitOe; gathered browns and mixed colors, 20((T23c. POULTRY Dressed, easy; western chickens, froien, MrtfSOc. fowls, l2tflo; turkeys, (T26o. Live, firm; western chickens, broilers, 22t)23c: fouls, lMJ16Hc; turkeys. 15c. OMAHA GI3 NEK At. MARKET. Rl'TTER-No. 1, Mb. cartons, 27o; No. 1, 00-lb, tubs, 27c CHEESE ImpoHfMl Swiss. 28c; Amer- Iran Rwli, Klb Qwli. ". -.,,.., ... , ',v.. w..b. ,n,ii., 17c; daisies, 17Hc, triplets, 17ic; Young Americas, lc; blue label brlek, llUc; llm - burger, 2-lb.. 18c; 1-lb., 20c; New York White 19c Fisil-White. le! trout, tie: larre orar, - pies, li?, Spanish mackerel, 16c, shad roe, per pair. 50c; salmon, 16c; halibut lie; uu(fui., Vtv; chutinel catfish, 15c; plko, He: pickerel, 9e. POPLTUY Rrollcrs, !0c; hens. 12oi corks. KLr. flllrlca S,.: rrrfse. So: flirlfnva )6c; pigeons, per dozen, 90o; ducks, full leHinerea. t-o : ireeafl. run leainerthi. Hf! sinuios, iso. 1, ino. z, iw, REEF CUTS Ribs. No. 1. lStio; No. . -. ' 1. -. . . . . The following fruit and veicctablo Drtces are quoted by the Olllnaky Fruit com pany: FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy Glen dora Valencia, 9s, 112s, 126s, 150e, 176s, 200s, 216s. 250s, 13.7ft ler box; Red Rail Valenclas, all sixes. 13.1a) per box. Lem ons: Extra fancy Golden Howl auOs, Sft), 17.00 per box, fancy Silver Cord, 300s. 300s, 16.50 per box. Grapefruit- Extra fancy, 5s, 24.50 per box: extra fancy, 46s, 24.00 per box; extra fancy. 3e, 33,50 per box, Indian River 64s and We, 15.00 per box. Apples: Uen Davis, 31.7b per box, Wtne saa, 12.50 per box. California Fruits: Ilur bank plums, 11.26 per box; Climax Plums, 81.50 per box; Trtutady plums, U6 per box; California peaohes, ll.lDfll.35 per box, black raspberries, per 24-plnt ense, 22.25 per case; red raspberries, per 24-plnt case, 82.50 per cose; gooseberries, per 24 Pint cose, 82.50 per case; cherries, par 24 plnt case, 82.00 per case. VEOETAllLES Cauliflower, home grown, 81.00 per basket; California onions, lo per lb; peppers, 50a per basket; fancy tomatoes, 81.00 per crate: 5-crata lots, Wo per crate; cucumbers, hothouse, 6ocj81.W per dos,; new beets, carrots, turnips, 25c per doz. ; celery, 31.00 per dos.: head let tuco, 60ctl.50 per dot.; leaf lettuce, 40o per doz,; onions, home-grown, 15a per doz.; radishes, 16a per doz.: parsley, 5v-c per dos., garllo, Italian, 20c per lb,; poree radish, 31.65 per case; shellod popcorn, 60 per lb.; asvaragus, noma. grown, per dos. market price about 30c per doz,, potatoes, California new potatoes, 2io por lb,; watermelons, lc per lb.; cantaloupes, California standards, 1160 per crate; Call fornla ponys, 3200 per crate; cauliflower, home-grown, 31.00 per basket; bananas, 3l.76tf3.50 per bunch. CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Cherrles, 3J.00 box; apricots, 31.76 orate; plums, 31.75 crate; peaches, 31.10 to 8125 box, black raspberries, 34-plnt case. 33.26 case; red raspberries, 24-plnt coso, 33,50 case; goose berries, 24-plnt case, 32.50 case; cherries, 24-plnt case, 32.00 case. NUTS-Salted peanuts, 31.60 per csjie; No. 1 California walnuts, Uio per lb., pecans. 12V4Q per lb,; filberts. 15c per lb,; almonds, 20c per lb. 2 popcorn, 60 per lb. POTATOES California, now, 2o lb. WATERMELONS lftc lb. CANTALOUPES-Callfornla. standards, 32.60 crate; California, pony, 82.00 crate. CAULIFLOWER Home grown, 81.00 basket. PINEAPPLES Florida; 48s, 83.75 crte: 42sj 33.00 crate' 36s, 33.25 crate; 30s and 24, 33. '0 crate. UAMANA8-31.75 to 83.50 bunch . MISCELLANEOUS - Sugar walnut dates, 31.25 per box: limes, 81.75 Pr .bos ket; crackerjaok, 33.60 per case; check ers, 83.50 per case; crackerjack, per half cose, 31.75; checkers, per half case, 81.76. Mlnnrnpolls Oralu Market. MINNEAPOLIS. July 11 WHEAT July, &3Uc; September, T8Wc; No. 1 hard, 88Hc; No. 1 northern. 86Vie67c; No. 2 northern, 83V4S8o. FIOl'R-Unchanged. UARLEY-42IiOC:. RICE 66MM0. RRAN-318.00. CORN No. 3 yellow, SWH. OATS No. 3 white, 34V4ifXc FLAX-4l.COUai.62i4. ) Kansna City Grain nnd ProTlslona. KANSAS CITY. July 11 WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 72S80c; No, 2 red, 7JHHai Sep temnor, 70?c, December, WimlVAc. CORN-No. 2 mixed, 70c; No. white, TOtto: SoPtember. 65o; December. 53o. OATS No. 2 white, 38o; No. 3 mixed, 347JG6C RUTTER-amery, 23c; firsts, Ho; seconds, 18c; packing stock, 17c. POULTRY liens, Wftoj nrouers, 54c. SI. Louis Grain Market. ST. I3U18, July U-WHEAT-No. i red, 7iif774e! No. 2 hard, 7tt9c; Sep tember, 76Hc. . ,, CORN No. t, 71fl71tto; No. t White, TSo; September, t7e. , OATS-No, J. J8; No. 2 white, Jftjjsttc I Liverpool Gram Market. LIVERPOOL. July ll-WHBAT-Np. 1 Manitoba, 7s3Hd; No. 2, 7s 2d; October, 6a77d: December. 6s 8Kd. CORN-Amerlcan mixed, s7tM! Juir. 6s Coffee Slarket. NEW YORK. July ll-RrCaiiso of tho holiday in Rrailllan and French market much of the routine was lacktnr In the coffee market toduy and trading was quiet. The opening was at a decline of 1 to 3 points under scattered Wall street selling and Prices showed little further change, closing at a net advance of 1 point on April, but generally net un changed to 2 points lower. Sales, 18,750 bags. July, 8.26c August, 8.83c Sept.. 8.53c; Oct., 8. Wo: Deo., 8.72o; Jan., 8.76a; March, 8.87c: May. 8.W0, Boot coffe quiet; lUo No. 7, bc; Santos, No. 4, UMo; mild coffee, dull, Metal Market, NEW YORK, July 11 METALS Lead, dull, 33.853.l; London, Ut. Spelter, uutet, 31V56.05; London, 12110s. Copper, dull; spot and Sept., 3l3.354rl3.76; electro lytic. ll8.76IU.87i Lake, nominal; cast ings, 113.62, Tin, Irregular; spot, 881.600 32.V0: Bept., iJi.2Cfflai.76. AnUmony, dull; Cookson's, 37.120,25. Iron, quiet, un changed. London prices: Copper, easy; spot, 161 10a. Tin, weak; spot. (143 3s: futures, tl44 18s. Iron. Cleveland warrants. 6ls 4vid, ST. LOUIS, July 11-MJ3TALH Lead, dull, 83,76. Spelter, 8.M. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. July ll.-COTTON-Fu- tures closed steady: July. 818.87; August, 31233; October, 31126; December, 312.46; January. 3l:.88; March, 912.42; May, 312.CS. opoi quiet; miaating, iu.u; gull, no saies. Cotton closed steady at a net loss of 4) to 8 points. LIVERPOOL July 14.-COTTON-8pot, steady, good middling, 8.02c; middling, 7.50c: low mlddllnir. 7.Q2o: sales. 4.000 balsa. I : Orasttoa, JIar Market, PRAIRIM HAY Choice upland, 3U.C09 13.60; No, 1, 11.60tH2.00; No. 3, 310.C 11.00. Straw: Choice wheat. tA5CW.uJ. Alfalfa: No. 1 to choice quotable at 313.00 1100; No. 2, iio.cotru.oo. London Wool Auction, tONDON. July 14 WOOI Offwlrgfi at the. wool auction today amounted to 13,239 bales. Including a large supply of crossbred. Demand was brisk and prices firm. The few merlnoa brought forward, were eagerly taken for trt continent Urr floods Market. NEW VORK, July 14.-Cotton goods markets were, steady today, but quiet. Attendance at the H. B. Claflln sole was as good as on Monday and operations were full and steady. lSvnporated Apples nud Dried Krnlts NEW YORK. July 14, EVAPORATED APPLES-Bttady. DRIBD KHUIT Prunes, dull; apricots. teady; peaches, easy, raisins, quiet. 2, 17;c; No 3, I5c. Ilns: No. 1, 19Vic; No. 2. ISMc: No. 3. I6H0. ChuekB; No. 1. 11c; No. 2, lOUcj No. 3. lOo. Routidn: No. I, 15Vc. No. 2. 14ic; No. 3, 14c. Plates; No. 1. Slo: No. 2. So: No. 3. 7o. LY 13, 1914. STOCKS AND BONUS, llrtleir of Oprrntlon on Stock lit change Durlusr the l)r. NEW YORK. July 14,-General heavl neis prevailed In today's early dealings on the Stock exchange. In no Instances of Importance wan there the slightest gain over the preceding day's closing quota tions recorded, while most of the leaders opened lower. New Haven, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific. St. Paul, Norfolk Western and New York Central declined material fractions. Canadian Pacific lost a point fulling under yesterday's low frice, and Consolidated Gas lost as much, 'artlal recovery ensued before tho end of tho first hour, except In Now Haven, whem selling was resumed, Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks were as follows: Palea. lllah. Ixw Clme Alaika Onlfl 1W 174 it'i V Amalaamated Or. per ... 2.M0 Wl W'4 1 AninnQ nen mttar.... w xi'i 11 ru. 1 n n v 4UI I American 8, A It -. . Amerclan H, B nfj . m 37 27 17H 1.100 es tiu , I Americas aunr Heffnln American Tel. Tel... American Tobacco Anaconda Mining , " 104 KM HIM lUt. JjJH "So '21" 'H 31 . j,,i;iMKli, ,, ,1 T,1 Daltimer Ohio .. ., ,s f?S n4 1 Ptoeklrn itapia Transit two wt, wh MH l,1,,crnl I"trUum .. i.oi ts 111, tl Canadian l-eclflo 14.XK) 1IJH 1MU ltH .'"": . H S Avcnieen TC4 MS eH H Cneeasaake Ohio 4TH 444 tV ll't US ;s sis Chkso Ureal Wextern, CM.. Mil A St ! Oil N V Chlno (Vpner Cola. Fuel A Iron 400 1,100 1IV MS 1,000 I04 40H 40S MS SJS 14 I 1S I 1(2 I 1IJS MS Colorado A Southern.... nl,ifrn J"0 Jr,n4 MM 7 m im :oo its 1.700 24 S S 27S . r:.1 - . 1 iM.nnrr. lintlllfn Keeurttlee Brio General Rlectrle .. .. Great Northern rfd.. m is in areat Northern Ore etr, 1,100 IIS Oucsenhelm Eiploretlon. too US llllnoli Centre! 1HS 11 II 14 Interburouih.Met, pf J . . . Implrellon Copper International llarmter. K C, Southern Lehlah Valley lxul)Tllle Kaehtlllt... Mexican retroleura .... Mltml Oprer M . K . T too 01 430 II 'is' ns ts M0 31 2.U0 HIS IDS HIS UIu !!.' I 200 tile tt NO 1.(00 moo fit US 14H lt4 14S 12 Mlarourl raclflo National DliruU 10U nn 46 llti 1IM itC t.i ltd nil National Iead Ketada Copper too ns New York tWral ... N. Y.. JC. II, A II. Norfolk A Weetern... Northern racltlo .... Paeltlc Mall TenntylTanla, Pullman Palace Car.. 1,100 ii 2,S0 17 S poo 0I 1.103 110 INS IMS 1 10IS Ills IIS 1,400 111 HIS HIS. Utay Cniuollda,t4 Copper 1,100 '."HI 21 21 HI US ii JWdlnr 20.000 111 lUpubllo Iran U Mieel . a 4 IIS 11 400 21S llock Iilind .Co ecK leiana Oo. pf6,,.. SI, L A t. r. M m soo 2s :s Kouthern ISelrto Southern rtellwajr Ttnnesee CVfper Texai CoiriMnr Union rar.lfle 11,400 ItU tSH :is s 200 101 14 KIS in 1(1 lt.100 utv I6IH lit Union Paclflo rfd uniica sutei Hteel Oil ,. u rl riO I. TO) 103 IMS ttu ts tis 7U uun uopser .(po 7 wsDaan eta loo tu v.ern union 1.000 llti itti we-tlnghouae Bleclrlc,. 1.100 tlU 77 Totll sales for the ir, III.4M ehirei, WeT Vork Money MKrkt. onX 5ORJ',o.,JulJr 14MONBV-On z Per cont; closing, iQm par cent. Time loans, atronser! fin UUv. ; .t! "JS days, 3 per oont; six montlis. per cent PRIMfc MISRCATlIKnpAPBR- VT.. nV ;;i""f "criangn, easier: no ay bills. 31830; for demand, 6187SBi oommerolal hills, 34.844,04,88. ml RVM' 66Woi Mex,en dors, ,rJWNDS-aovernment, steady; railroad, Closing quotations on bonds today were as follows! V. B. ref. la. ret. M1tl B. deb. 4 (IMI) I1H ..l4.. ""P011' .' Mll(iett A M. H..I0IU V. 8. . re 101 eUrllart t lOlli do eoopon... 101 1. a M n V. fl. 4.. re. .1JJSM., K, A T. let 4S lH co coupon ranaraa S, coupon .100 v y. o. sen. "'i Amerlotn As. N..100U Mo q,b, 41. u Am. Cot. Oil ta. itnN-.Y.Clty 4SKIIU) 107S io. iia, ee, ee.... ( Ain, . 1. it in ijiH, . htete mer. Smelt. It 16ISN. Y. Ilvi a. V. Rlete 4SII0 10 IH Am. Tab. ti HI N. Y . n. ii. a, 11 iay tie, Armour A Co. 4Vi.. IIS cr. a IMS Atehlaxm sen. 4j., .. MSN. A W. ot. 4St..l04S " '" "J i.onn, no, (I its A. C. U clt. 4 dole ,,..47 do ov. 4Me ...... MV'Pae. T. A T. K MS Ileth. fit. ref. It... IttlPenn, ev. IS. UlC w Br, Tr, er. 4 M do con, 4 ,..,10011 C. of aerla ti,..,104Snr Con. Ii.. .....Ill ' Central llher It.. OlSJtetdtns n, 4... ti'i Chts. A O. 4HsJI nee. m. t. (1110 IJ Jo cr. 4S T7 a. U A S, r. r, 4 T0S C. B. A Q. It. tljTtt.S.I B. W. Iu, do ten. if DUS. A. U adj. ta,. 7tS C. a. w. 4i TiiiH n.11 i ' . i.r cr. IS I01U An rer. 4. do sen. 4U lOIUSo. lUtlwer te 101 is u. H. I. r. c. 41 IJi do aen. 1. it 4 Hf--,":;; !! tou co. tr. tt .lont CI. A K. W. ISt... HH'Tei. A Pee. lit. IMS & H. ref fii... ir-Thlrd Are .dl, i, US I. A , It. O. ret. t t Uoloq Paeltlo ( i i PlBtlller, B.C. 6a.. MS do V 4i Jo Erie c. 4i icr. O.. 70 u. B. Rubber l ..I0IH do sen, 4i. 7iH. tt. Ptfel 8, .. 02 Oen. Blee. S. 1M Va..Car. Ch, l . Mi; Ot. North, lit 4HS.191 W.ltth U ta. . . . , 1 '? tj 111. Can, ref. 4i... IIUWentern Ualon 4Ui lis ,KMr.4'V.f.i...lTHW', Bid, Ofterto Iloston Copper ntooks, nn??2N' Ju,y ".-Closing quotations on stocks wero as follows: A"0?" Nerada Can v Amal. Copper tlSNIpUelns Mine, tv Aril. Com, 4H.lJ,North Ixl IS Si1;.?1. lr,?1 .tAsim forolnloo .. 41 Calumet & ecla..4O0 Oeceola 71 PentennlU .......... MSQulnor u "Efrn,5fn,1,C-..C- HWon : " Cstfjutt O. M.. Illriuperlor fm oXk lBrv; ssEj'te M Greene Cantnea Ilia RoTille Kerr I-ake tke Copper Htlla Copper.. Miami Cepper ... Mohawk .1 r - - v ,w ssuiac84 ,,. ai II U. B. S. If, A M.. MS 8 I'lttHah (Jon, ltt , lUt'Uh Copper tit . ISWImlia ,V....." Hw,"v'r", 44 Mutta A Buperlor.. V, London Biouk hlariRl, LONDON, July 14.rAmer1can securities opened round parity today. An upward movement followed, but a part of the list eased off at the end of the first hour. At noon prices ranged from Ka above to He below yesterdays New York ClOI1fc7i Consols for money, 76 H-I6d; for ac count, 76id. 8II.VKR-llar. weak, 25 7-Id, i2J4 per cent; three months, 2HQ'-W per oent, Trcnsarr Stttteiinent, eWK?I,nN,?J0nNl.JuIfJ 1T,I5 condition or the United States treasury at the be ginning of today's business was; Net bal ance In general fund. 3103,981,849; total ro oelpta yesterday, 32,431 ,14; total payments yesterday IMl.m The surplus this fie .fi'Si ."9.438 agalntt a deficit of 810.437,626 last year, exclusive of Panama canal and public debt transactions. CHICAGO IUVI0 STOCK MARKKT Ho and Sheep Aro Steady nnd Iower Cattle f4lrong. 1 BZll$A90' Ju,y, 14' CATTLE Receipt, 4.000 head; market steady to strong; beeves, 37.7O310.00: steers, 36.4088.85; stock! era and feeders, 85.76O5.10; cows and heif ers, 33.W09.15; calves, 87.60tH.OO. HOaS-Recelpts. 19,000 head, steady to f 1 lower; pigs, I016o higher; bulk. 8178 8.96; light, 38.603,00; mixed. 88.iO0,00; A0(S oo8-8-00! rouh. 5-4sTplg; SIHSKP-ReceiPts, 23,000 head; market steady to 10o lower; sheep. 85.8OiW.a0; yearlings, 3i.85fl7.25; lambs, 34.40C9.so. St, Louis Live Htoek Market, ST. LOl'IS, July ll-CATTLTO-Recelpts, C000 head; market steady; native beef steers, 87.609,75: cows and heifers, 83.00 9.00; etockera and feeders. 83.007,60; Texas and Indian steers, l7.S7Jf8.50; cows and heifers, W.WA.tt; native calves, 38.00 11.00. Hpoa-Reeelpts, C.500 head; market. Jo higher; pigs and lights. 3r7.TtVt3.0c; mixed nt Jutchers, 88.Wtt9.07V4; good heavy, 88.95119.07. 8HBKP AND LAM B3 Receipts, 7,300 head: market 10c lower; native muttons, lU&flC.OO; Umbo. t8,0000.00, St, Joseph I.tre Htoek Mnrket. ST. JOSKPH. Mo July 11-CATTLS-Reoelpts. 1,200 head; market steady; eteers. n.toefO.WJ: cows and heifers, 84.0OS9.vO; calves, tl&WO.OO. ' HOGS Receipts. 6.5W hesd; market, dull; bulk of salei, 2Jt.704jg.t5. SIIKKP AND LA MRS Receipts, 2.300 head; market sleady; lambs, 37.fOil9.00. Got anything you'd like to swapT Use the "Swappers' Column.1 OMAHA L1YEJT0CK MARKET Cattle Stronger and Top Fricei the Higheit of Year to Date. HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS OFF Cnntlnned Light Receipts of Both Sheep and Lambs Mttle Chans; In Prices In rcltber Direc tion on Any Kind, SOUTH OMAHA. July 14. 1914. Receipts wore: Cattle. Hags. Sheep. Official Monday 1.7W 4,04 8,874 Estimate Tuesdny 1,425 11,230 6,000 Two days this week.. 6,175 iV.SU ,874 Same days last week.. 4.1M 10,(W 18,840 Same days J weeks ago 7.2SS 701 17,995 Same days 3 weeks ago 6.311 18.315 13,807 8ame day 4 weeks ago .S5 19,761 .6,444 Sunie days last year 6.173 14,001 11,630 The following tutiie knows the receipts Of catUe, hogs and sheep at the South Omaha live stock mair.et for the year to date as compared with last yean , . Ml Vl: Cattle 415.W3 4iS,881 f Hoas .,, 1,433,30.1 1,54. 126,654 Sheep l,lt.57 9S6.379 1M.191 , The following tabls shows the range of prices for hogs at the South Omaha live, stock market for the last few days with comparUons: Date. 1914. IUU.ll913.ll911.iWO 11800.11908. July 1 8 17V 8 Si 7 731 6 37,10 noi 6 73 6 7C July 3. 8 8&W 8 53 7 1 8 79 7 63 6V7 Ju y 3. 8 Zlfi 8 69 7 IS 0 46 7 67 Vti 06 juiy 4 July 8 71 7 23 7 33 T 23 6 32 8 89 July July July 8 25H! e 8 81 26 8 96 8 73 1 56! 7 75 6 18 6 26 6 16 U 6 ff 42 6 49 6 43 s raji 6 31 636 I 7 591 8.. 8 83 7 65 July D. 8 761 7 19f 8 (61 7 65 July 10, 8 471 7 21 33 6 27 7 61 e 7 651 7 67 7 76 J lily 11 S 01 e 71 3 74 e 7 SO 8 44 July July IX 7 20 6 321 II 8C2H 7 16 6 30 July 14. i 8 56 I 08 6 54 Sunday. "Holiday. CATTLB-Reeolpts were very light again this morning, only 67 cars all told be.ng reported In the yards. This leavos tint tun for the two days at 2,176, thrt rtmallest of any similar period for months back, mid only about halt us largo as a year ago. In oilier words, there were hardly enough cattle in the yards to really in 11k o a market. Still buyors wanted tne cuttle and they bought pretty muoh every thing In sight by 9 o'clock In the morn ing, The prices paid were a little stronger than yesterday, In fact, tho mar ket has been steadily creeping upward lnr somn tlavs back. The best cattle In the yards, both heuvy and light, sold ,aa high as 83.75. That la the highest prico paid on this market thus far this year. Cows and heifers were extremely scarce und they, too. commanded good strong prices. There wero only a few scattering lots of stackers and feeders In sight. Thero l a foaling among stockmen that prices on beef cattle nro so high that anything like liberal reoelpts at tha dif ferent market points could hardly fall to bring about a reaction. However, the sup. ply of cornfed cattle Is so light In the country that a good many are not look ing lor enough cattlo from that souroe to cause any very serious or long-continued toact.on In prices. On the other hand it Is pretty well understood that range men have been watching ' the ad Vance In cattle very closely and that they wll undoubtedly make an effort to run in a few graseers at an early date-It re. mains to be seen how long It will be before tho range can supply enough oat tie to break tho market. Quotations on eattlei Good to choice beef steers, 30.0Ofl,50; fair to good beef stears, 2i.fAfjfl.0Q: common to fair beef steors, 37.75irjs.50; choice to fancy corn fed holfors, j9.oottf)00; good to eholoe hellers, 37,5088.00; good to choice cows, J0.5Otf7,Wt fair to good grades. 35,T8tf.50 common to fair grades, 83.75416,7? t good to vholoe Blockers and feeders, t7.KXt8.00: fair to good stock ers and fcedore. 88.78 7.60; common ta fair stockers and feeders, t6.KW6.75: stock cows and heifers, 85.009 7.00; stook calves, 27.WtIS.00! veal calves, 16.06fll0.50l bulls, stags, etc., 3S,2MJ7.l. Representative sales; J1BEF STEERS. No. At, Pr, No, At, Pr. 1 lot 7 M 1 1IH 7 to 2 tit t 00 1 1011 I 10 it not t u II,, 1011 I M 21 lito ei 10 Ull I ot 11..,, 1IM t 01 20 1111 t II II... ,. ..1110 111 30 1203 28 ft .....UM I 10 II lltfl I 4S I (..lite t it II lie? 1 it 11 UM I Tl :i 1111 t to tt., ovo 1 10 t 714 40 II.. o.. IOWI B 0 1171 I 50 1201 8 10 ,1091 I 10 .......1070 lit 27.. 23.. it.. II.. tl.. nn to ...1110 1 to BTKHHS AND HBIFBRH. 12.... 170 I 04 IM I 10 ut i 10 117 I It 1 1041 I In 21,..,, 711 I 0 II Ml 9 20 7.... 2,.,. I.... I.... I.,.. 2.... COWS. 710 4 2 1 1014 I II 1010 t Ill 1 to too I to ITS 4 78 IN I 00 110 t 00 110 I tl 1110 I M Ill t to 1200 I tt I,, 1011 t 96 i )04t 1 to I ITI 14 I 1120 I TO 1.. 2.. I.. 1 1100 t 71 t !::::.: I HO I Tt 4 toll t 10 10.. ....lit! 110 .1110 7 00 .,.,iuau 1 w ..10St I 15 .. 117 7 00 170 00 1010 7 10 m 7 10 13 7 10 090 I 00 IM t 00 too t 10 hi 1 10 1110 0 it Stt t 21 (!!. 1.. ..llDt T 10 4 Ml T 10 4 tilt TV). HEIFERS. 711 110 I .IK I 71 100 t tt I Ml t U 1 710 T U .... til I to 70 (0 .... lit I II J 711 7 15 I , M T II ""WfckV 98 T 84) .... tso I 00 2 -.110 I II 1 UM I 10 I IMI t II 1 1010 8 M 1 040 3 If KM I U I lit I 1 14W I 71 1 -140 i Tt 1 TOO I M I,,, TO t It 1 11M 00 1,. MM T 88 " CALviiS,' im 1 sot 1 00 1 too I 00 1 210 I It 1 IM I 25 1 M0 00 1 170 I 00 1 110' t 18 sit at 1 IT I II 1 140 10 00 1 its 10 II 9 Ill 10 M 4,.,,,,,,,,,, lit 10 10 1, t,,,,,,..,, too lo to 1 110 11 to a'TQCKBRS AND FEEDERS. 1 701 t 00 1 tu 7 00 1 tit 10 1.., 111 7 ot 4 535 t Tt U 13 7 I 13....... Ml 7 00 HOOS-For the first time In a week t fairly liberal supply showed un. some thing like 183 ears or 11,000 head being reported In. For the two days the re ceipts total 15,824 head, being close to 6.0CO larger than last week, and almost 2,000 heavier than for tho same days last year. With a generous run In slarht. and re, ports of breaks at other points, the local trad opened rather slow this mnralnr. Packers' early bids on all exoopt the best hogs wore close to a dim lower, During th first rounds shippers and speculators were rather qulot, but ther was a fair demand from this auartar. and before long th snippets, oa well as one or two of tho killers, were buy Ins beet bogs at figure that were not ever a nickel lower, and In a row In stance looked almost steady. The com moner kinds did not fare so well, how ever, and In spite of the efforts of th salesmen to hold values up bid failed ta show much Improvement over the early offers, so that when the big end of the offerings started to move, value were In the majority of cose (gtiao lower than yesterday's average. Th general trade Is close to 510c lower, although th light decline on best kinds will bolster the average up a bit Uulk of the sales was made at 8A504f.6O, and quit a sprinkling sold on un to 18.70. with a top of, 88.75, Jut a nickel below yesterday's high money. The longest string landed at 33.56. with, ot course, a few scattering load the roghor kinds on down below 18.60, The big end of the supply was cleaned up in pretty fair season. After th other stuff had been cleaned up, however, thero were still quit a number of load of common, rough, mixed and heavy hog In first hands. Packer wer very bearish on tho common kind all morning, and, a was tha cose on Monday, some of the hog still unsold at noon had not even attracted a bid. There were around ten loads scattered through the yards at midday which salesmen re fused to cash ot th figures that they were offered, and 0110 or two seller re. ported that they had hogs which packer refused to even look at. Ho. 10... M... tl... II... 44 . tl,. . II . At. Bh. I'r. ...Ill 110 I 40 At. 8h. Tr. 179 I II .., I tt IM I 40 ....tu ....111 ....117 . IU ...III ...III ..tu M I 41 ., IU 40 I 10 ... I to 40 I M ... I 10 ,., I U ...271 10 ...2tT ICO .114 ... iii I It I M ft... I tt .... to 71 tl. .. U .. 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In sheep or lambs, still, whllo trade was active nnd tho clearance seasonable, price seemed to have an easier tendency, Traders did not agree ns to which way the market tended this morning, as some thought values were strong and others considered them weak and possibly a shade lower In some Instances, The dif ference of opinion on prices was due to the difference as to quality ot the offer ings, However, as was the case yester day there whs not enough good killers to go around among tho packer buyers, on account of the moderate run as com pared with a week ago nnd two weeks' ago. Today's receipts footed up no mora than about 8,000 head, whereas last Tuos dny 9,818 head were yarded and two weeks' ago 7,623 wore reported 111. On tha corre sponding day 11 year ago the receipt were oiuy some s.ist ncau. The ran ho on lamb prices was around 38.734r9.l8, The sale at 39.18 amounted to four cars with ten head out to the car, tho culls also going lo the packer buyers at 17,00, sigeu snnep transactions inctuaeti two double decks of ewe at 83.00, with fitly head out at 33.25. quotation on range sheep and Iambs: Lambs, good to choice 23.0OtfM.2S! lamb. fair to good. 18.7MJ9.00: lambs, feeders. i3Cnti.0, yearlings, good to choice, 88.35 tllCO; yearlings, fair to good. 18.0J5J6.3&; wethers, good to choice, t5.76tjp6.0o; weth ers, fair to good. 83.50ij6.73i ewei, good to cholre, 88.W06.23; owes, fair to good, 84.76iUA.0O, fio. AV. rr. 9 16 7 00 6 10 8 75 8 75 0 IC 9 10 6 13 6 15 5 25 5 00 C 40 600 5 00 4 00 6 15 6 10 4 60 10 6 76 9 20 9 30 9 00 8 00 8 00 lUKi Idaho lambs 44 cull 8 Idaho ewes . 57 N 67 2U iambs 8 lambs 8 lambs 81 lambs 62 67 114 M 110 120 85 100 101 83 64 103 91 78 55 70 74 61 64 (8 18 ewes 21 ewes 1 ewo 5 ewes 21 yearllnas .. 320 Wyoming ewes ii Wyoming ewes 183 Wyoming gout 117 Wyoming yearling goat... a juano ewe , 24 ewe , 227 Idaho lambs 78 culls . 18 Idnho lambs US Idaho lambs 33 red lambs . . '70 fed lambs ., 15 fed lambs ... Kansas City I.tvo Stock Mnrkeit, KANSAS CITY. July 14.-CATTLE-R celptR, 8,600 hcndl market higher; Prim fed steers, 33.40,75; dressed beet steers, 7,76?t.2Gi western steers, 87.0OtW.E0; stock rs and feeder. 3S.40oj,3S; bulls, 15.2MI; 6.00; calves. 98.00910.03. Hoa-Recelpts. 6.000 head; market, eUady; bulk, 3UW8.00; heavy, 2.S5R.W: packers and butchers, 8S.76a.90; light, IS.TOHS.8JI pigs, 88.7Ctf3.90. 8HKBP AND LAMUS-Recelpt. 7.000 head; market lower: lambs, 3.6S9,00; yearlings. 38.26137.00: wethors. 3l.60fi6.75: owes, Hf&QftOQ. 84, LonU Live Block diarket. celptfl, 6,800 head: market steady; natlva beef steers, 97.60tw,75! rows and heifers, S5.0OTW.00; stockers and feeders, 88.0007.50; loumern, o,io'8,iu; cows ana noiiers, 15an.6; native calves, 38.0Otfl0.60. H 008 Receipt, 7,000 head; market, steady; pigs and lights, 17.5O6m.00: mixed and butchers, 3S.OOgO.03; good heavy, 88.96 tp.06. niicwi- ainu UAoiu ueceipis. 7,603 84.7MfS.00: lambs, 38.0&2I9.M. Qombmult'm Caustic Balsam Hit filtitirs lit Ki6iijM.ltrt. A f!, 8pedy aad PotlUre Cur for Owk SlUnt. Iwatsm Ctjpi J,j tia Tintesa, Jena 4ef, Wla JTvft. 04 ail UsseaiM frejnlpaTts, Kkclta aal jtksf tiu tuun, w OarM.oU skU diiiaaas or YiraaHea, VarBtk, .3DIkUnrl. Keneitt U Stats frost Sort r Ctltl. ei Ber battle. ela by drurrlila. ar un, I tirese, eare alJ. wliV fall ilrMUeaa tor lu aa. l-ni4 for deeexlpUr elnitlsn. ts Ltwrinet-WI!lro3 C.,Clmlin, Q, Thursday BEGINS THE GREAT Annual July Clearance of Men's Trousers HAYDEN. See lGth Street Windows. Watch Papers for Particulars and Prices. RIKER- H EG EM AN oontreU and aperaies I trur itofee. flaaa of eapaaalea iu4r vay la txteod tit koala.,, to err trt of tea U. a. An IsTewmatii nov uakt U ahow eutetafilltl arpreelatloa In a. trw rear. Steek I llated In Meir York. Da taller report free e reaeat, Aa. air Clr eular Ko. KN. JONES BAKER took Broker Bank door It Be, la tail 8t . Chins. 2 Uroe4 St., New York, Dtreot prttate wires Tklea(, New Terk, Botoa.