THh mi: (M 11A, FIUIMY. ,1V LY Jl, 11114.
C ITY
It RAT j KST.VTM
piitirutiTY roit SALE.
IIBATj KSTATU
CJTV PROPKIIT foil .SALE.
9 O'Clock 9 O'Clock
Saturday-Special Sale
Lowe's Subdivision Lots
55 Lots lyirig between 31st street aud 33d street and Par
Ifor, toeeatur and Franklin, will be put on sale SATURDAY,
Augikat 1st, at 9 o'clock at very low prices from
.V
$550 to $900
111 Special improvements are now in; 33d street is puvud
wiih Utricle: Contracts havo been lot by the City ior (Jurbing ana
Pavyng both Parkor and Decatur Stroets; to be completed
HflS YEAR.
t Tlio Paving Taxes for 33d, Parker and Decatur Streets
fill be paid by US in FULL upon delivory of Deeds.
TERMS $25.00 Down and $JU.UU per aionin.
Take Harney Lino and get off at Decatur. Office and sales
man on Grounds.
McCague Investment Co.
Telephone Doug. 415.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Almost Complete Restriction
Trade on Grain Market.
of
1506 Dodgo Street.
House Beautiful
West Farnam
$5,250
Wet have an IDEAL HOME oa tho top
fct the hill, on Karnam St., between 48th
and 49th: 20 blocks west of the City Hall,
In a splendid nolchtorhood of new homes.
Jlead the description and realize that It's
looation Is Ideal)
Lot 60x150.
Paved street.
Klne lawn.
Splendid basement.
Pressed brick.
Real fireplace.
Enameled laundry tuba.
Ouuranteed furnace.
XJvIng room 35x25.
Den on first floor.
Screened porch. '
Ono bedroom 12HS19.
Ono bedroom 11x17.
One bedroom 11x11.
Tiled bath.
Beautiful oalc floors.
Fine decorations.
Screens complete.
I.arge closets.
Hest plumbing.. . .' . .
The number Is 4S2T Karnam St. Come
out TODAY and look It over. Just being
completed.
Charles TV. Martin & Co.,
ffyler JS7. 742 Omaha National nnkijuTS.
Attractive, Sightly
Dundee House
Located on Izard St.. near B2d, and over
looking tho boulevard and Sunken Oar
liens to tho west.
The. first floor of thlu residence, Is .fin
ished In selected oak, with oak ' floors
with tho exception of the pantry and
Kltehcn, which are finished In birch, with
rnanlo floors. The. bullt-ln seat In the
hall, tho mantle and fireplace In tho liv
ing' room and the columned opening be
tween tho living room and dining room
add materially to the attractiveness of
this house.
The second floor bus Jour bedrooms,
three of which aro finished In white en
amel, with mahogany-finished doors;
there Is also a tiled bathroom and outside
Bleeding porcln stairway to a large attic;
south front lot, 60x133 feet.
Price, $7,000. Ilcosonablo terms of pay
ment. George & Company
903 City National Bank Bids.
Phone Douglas 756.
$3,850
Best Bargain in
West Farman
District
3S57 Jones St., (Just west of 3Sth
Ave., on Jones St.), C rooms, com
pleted thta week. First floor fin
ished in oak. Second floor hard
tlne; white enamel bath room.
Sleeping porch SxlO feet. Full brick
i filar, cemented floor, sloped to
drain. Improved ventilating sys
tem through garret makes cool
bed rooms in tho afternoon and
night. '
One-half block to school, 1 block
to Leavenworth car, 4 blocks to
Farnam.
Inquire at -305 So. 17th St., or
phone Doug. MS7 or Harney 6903.
$50 CASH
BALANCE $16 FER MONTH.
Near Kontenello park) 3 blocks to car;'
Jtew 5-room cottage; electrlo light; cement
Walks, cement cellar. Price, $1,700.
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY,
1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg.
Corner Lot
55-Foot Frontage
Price
$450.00
Reusonablo torms, without Interest.
City water, sewer and sidewulk already
In and paid for by the owner Only two
blocks from car line.
PHONE
Douglas
2596
H. H. Harper,
1013-14 City Natlonul Bank Bldg.
LITTLE CASH WHEAT BOUGHT
Small tJrnlit Attrneta Most Atten
tion, with Set of Ttrwrw Con
ilttlona Pricing; fit oa llltlh
I'Hnlita of I'rlce.
OMAHA, July 30, MM.
There was a almost complete restric
tion of tho wheat market en tho Board
of Trade. Conservatism was urged by the
officials of the big trade mart, led by
President C. It. Canby.
A dull and ihnrply lower market gave
way to sensational conditions that ex
isted on Tuesday. The fart that alt tho
houses in tho trade "cleared" at the regu
lar time yesterday caused a healthy feel
ing and thero was more assurance In the
trade
Ono of the convincing features In the
wheat market early was heavy selling of
futures by foreigners. This was followod
by efforts to cancel former purchases
made by exporters as well as Importers.
Thero was little cosh wheat bought heru
yesterday by foreigners, the tocnl tran
sactions for tlu day being 100,000 bush
els. There was additional room character
of 960,000 bushels at c to Buffalo. Kan
sas City reported hoavy offers of cash
wheat from the country, but the prices
wt re not to the taste of cash handlers.
Wheat market claimed the bulk of thn
grain trade's attention yostorday and
business In the corn pit wan compara
tively quiet. Prices suffered a sharp
reaction following a higher opening, and
though later making fair recoveries from
tho bottom, closed UT4o lower for the
day. Private advices telling of fairly
good showers In sections of Nebraska had
me eirect or urging on sellers, as the
latter state has been suffering from pro
longed dry weather and the corn In sec
tions of the territory was reported to
bo In a critical stage.
Heavy prosstiro In the way of hnlnlnir
sales against country purchases of the
actual grain foHturcd trading In tho oats
pit yesterday. This selling was done on
an opening bulge and there was a quick
it-action In prices, following which tho
market ruled sharply lower in sympathy
wiin oincr grains.
Efforts of the shorts tinder cover gavo
the mnrknt a higher start, but the market
quickly roaeted.
w heat was 6o to 7c higher.
Corn was Wo to 2e higher.
Onts were io higher.
Clearances of wheat and flnur vim
equal to 963.000 bushels; corn. 1,000 busu-
uisj uais, i,uw nusneis.
At Liverpool wheat closed higher;
corn. 3Vi8JU higher.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oata
Chicago
.Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
Winnipeg
FINE HOME IN WEST END
. FOR ONLY $3,750 .
Six rooms, modern, with reception hall,
parlor, dining room and kitchen, threo
bedrooms and bath on second floor;
stairwav to attic; first floor Is flnlahed
In birch, with maple floors up and down
stairs; full basement, cemented and
bricked up; good furnace; lot 47xtU; at
5515 .Davenport; house Is vacant; good op
nnrtunltv to ret nice homo very cheap.
Gpod '7-room house In Benson, with
larcn c'railnri 100x127. all covered with
fruit, nicely located and convenient to
car; might -excuange tor lurger nouso in
northern part or usiaiia.
Yvr. H. GATES,
Boom G47 Omaha Nat. Bunk Bldg,
Tel. Douglas 1294.
HERE'S A REAL SNAP
CHOICE NEW HOME, $3,050.
Eight. rooms, strlctlv modern, oak fin
Ish.-fnir basement, laundry, etc., south
front, paved street; restricted residence
district, in Prairie Park, near zotn ana
ileredlth Ave. Reasonable terms.
Good 9-room modern house, fine corner
lot, both streets paved, best location, near
Lowo Ave. and Izard. Price reduced to
f3.$.i0. Might take small, clear lot In
Part exchange. Make .offer on your own
terms.
Have h. number of homes on small cash
payment and balance rental terms.
McKitrick Roal Estate Co..
310Rdmgo Bldg. D. 1IS2. lfith and Harney
NEAR HANSCOAL PARK
1260 CASH. BALANCE l.IKP. HRN'T
Nearly new, strictly modern C-room bung
alow; can iinisn; tun cement uasement;
uvu mucus iu can line corner lot.
THE VOGEL REALTY AGENCY.
. 1015-16 W. Q. W. Bldg.
TWO good lots at 37th nnd Snaldlnir.
These lots must te Fold; owner Is leav
ing city: nave cut tiie priQo below cost
$50 CASH
BALANCE $1S PER. MONTH: 5 rooms
modern except heat; lot 60x132: 3 blocks
to cur and school. Will sell to colored
people.
THE VOOEL REALTY AGENCY,
10U-16 W. O. W. Bldg.
T-ROOM house, renu for $18.60, must be
sold at once; two will Handle It. II. 4711.
MUST be sold, ti-room, new, molen
residence In Morning Sldo addition;
cost (2,800 to build, must sell at lues.
Phone D. M07,
A SNAP Must d solii at once. Seven
room house, electric light, gas, city
water, louei. mj-iooi irotu. goon uam
3123 Burdette, tl.000. Small payment down
una me rest iiko renu ian wen. imij.
House Half Acre,
$2,600
$250 Cash
Balance same as rent, buys a beautiful,
T-room house (nearly new), and a high,
sightly half acre of ground, only 2 blocks
from the terminus of tho West Center ex
tension of the Leavenworth car lino
(now under construction); newly painted,
decorated and varnished; fine well with
windmill; good chicken shed. You
couldn't put up the improvements for
above price.
The Byron Reed Co
SUMMER INITIATION
INTO PHI DELTA KAPPA
Phone Douglas 297.
212 S. 17th.
Dundee Home
4821 Webster St.
Owner transferred to another city, must
Bell his new. strictly modern home. Best
white oak floors throughout, oak finish
on first floor, birch doors and finish to
match on second floor; large living room
with fireplace; dining room, kitchen, but
ler's pantry and refrigerator room on
first floor, Both front and back stairs;
three large airy bedrooms, bath, linen
closet and extra large sleeping porch on
second floor, Full utile, all floored. Full
cement basement, floor drain and gu
connections In basement, with sink, (las
heater for summer use. Large garage
with driveway. Pull lot. House only
1 year old. An Ideal, cool home that can
bo purchased right 11,550, only (1,360 cash
required; balance easy terms. Only one
block from ear line. Look this up If you
wnnt a real bargain. Must be sold this
Veek
Glover & Spain
919 City Nat'l Bank. D. 3002.
(From a Staff Correspondent )
LINCOLN, July SO. (SncClul.) The
summer Initiation of Nebraska chapter of
Phi Delta Kappa took place at the Lin
coin hotel last evening,, following a
o'clock banquet. The following well
known educators were received into this
fraternity.
I Ira Basil Fee, superintendent city
scnoois, uneyenne. wyo.; ueorge ia. Mar
tin, superintendent city schools, Ashland
Walter Romny Pate, superintendent city
schools. Alliance; Martin Hemp, head of
tho department of education, Hastings
college; Arthur Julius Wlckland of the
department of English, River Falls Nor
mm, Wisconsin.
Phi Delta Kappa Is an honorary fia
ternlty In education, having lieen founded
In im.
A toast list followed tho banquet last
night. The following responses were given:
"Iowa 'Pep',"' Louis L. Hill; "Darkness
Just Before tho Dawn," Walter It. Pate;
"Fanned." Albert A. Reed.
The Nebraska chapter Is less than three
! months old. Tho chapter members are:
Charles Fordycc, Denn of the Teachers'
college; Charles Kendall Morse, assistant
In educational theory and practice; Al
bert Allison Reed, state Inspector of high
schools; Walter W. Htoner, superintendent
city schools, York; Vivian L. Strickland,
superintendent city schools, Tecumsuh;
Charles W. Taylor, principal Teachers'
college high school; Charles E. Teach,
ex-superlntendcnt city schools, University
Place.
121
240
63
12
40
615
170
, 75
103
321
323
61
These sales were retiorted toilav: AVhcat
No. 2 hard winter; 1 Car, 88c; b cars.
87Hc; 4 cars, S7o. No. 3 hard winter: 1
car. $So; 2 cars, S7H" 3 cars, S7o; 1 car.
85?ic; 4 cars, S6Wc No. 4 hard winter: 1
car, 87c; 1 car, Me. Barley No. 4: U car.
42c. Rye No, 2: 1 car, 65v4c Oats No. 3
whlto: 7 cars. 45Hc: No. 4 white. 6 cars.
35c. No grade: 1 car, corn mixed, 34Uo:
RWc. No. 3 whlto; 4 cars. 76c. No. 6
white: .1 car. ,7rc. No. 1 yellow: 1 car,
2Uc: 3 cars. 72c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car.
71lUc; l?i cars, 71Mc, No. 3 yellow; 1 car,
71Vic. No. D vollow. 1 car. 71Uo: ?i car.
71c. No. 6 yellow: 1 car. 71c No. 1 mixed:
1 car, 1 car, "lc. No, 2 mixed: 2
cars, iOTc. iso. amixoa: i car, near
white, 74c: ISA cars, 70Hc No. 4 mixed:
car, near white, 72c. No. 0 mixed: 1
car, 70Hc Sample: 1 car, 67Hc; cars,
66.
Omaha Cash Fr ees Wheat: no. z nara,
B6Hrfi!S)4c: Nu. 3 hard, WViflSSWc; No. 4
uard, buusic; .no. spring, siuooc; r.o. j
spring, S3S85c; No, 4 spring. 80083c; No.
durum. smjWjc: iso. 3 mi rum. mjjc.
Corrt: No. 2 whlto, 7CfjW,ic; No. 3 white.
751iG7tic.; No. 4 white. 751375c; No. 2
yeuowi " nwf.ic; jo. a yenow, iivtw
71Wc: No. 4 yellow, Wi71V4a; No. 2
mixed, 70',4(8"Wc; No. 3 mixed, 70UlB70i,4c;
no. 4 mixed, i!VMi70c. oats: no. z wtute,
36ff36c; standard, 33HQ35tfo: No. 3 white,
35'4234c; No. 4 white, 34W35c. Barley:
Malting, 4'iJfCSc; No. 1 feed. 41046c. Rye:
NO. .', tfff66:SC:. NO. 3, UlfttltiiC.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradluar anil Closing:
Prices on Ilonrd of Trade.
CHICAfip GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
fine granulated. 4,40c; diamond ' A.''
4.40c, confectioners' a, 4.wc, no. i,
4.20c.
spring patents. lt.JOfi4.70; winter straights,
W.90ft4.10; winter patents. 4.364.f0; spring
clears, h.wih.ib; extra iNo. i winter.
.; extra No. 5 winter. $&40X.U.
Hl'TTKll sternly s receipts o,ww uius;
creamery xlras 2Jti3Pc; firsts. SMfnUc;
seconds, 22'iQllCi process, extras, H4f
JSttc; ladles, current make, firsts. aHfr
lie; seconds. 19VH7QOe. packing stock, cur
rent make. No. z, WHttire.
CHKB8tt-Strudy; receipts, 1,700 boxes;
stato, whole milk, fesh, white or colored,
special", ii-tmoc; same, averago isncy,
mitfHHci skims. UHUlHc.
KUGS Fresh gathered extrss, 2e7o;
firsts. SIHilOHc; seconds. lOSle; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, whites,
2W31c. stale, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery, gathered whites, 23tTSc; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns,
260 27c: stale, Pennsylvania nnd nearby
hennery, gathered browns and mlxod col
ored. 22JtSlc
POULTRY - AHve. firmer; western
chickens, broilers, 20(RCle; fowls, UJrlSc;
turkeys, 15815V4c. Dressed, steady: west
ern chickens, frozen, HtfiOc: fowls, 1H
19Hc; turkeys, jSOttSc. .
OMAHA (JEN 1011 M. MARICHT.
BUTTER No. 1. Mb. cartoons, I7o: No
1. uuili tubs. I7c
CHEESE Imported 8wUs, 2SoJ Amer
ican Swiss. 24a: block Swiss. 32a: twins.
17c; daisies, ITHo: triplets. 17Ho; Young
Americas. 19c; blue label brick, ITHci Hm
burgcr, 2-lb.. 18c; l-lb 30c; New York
wh'te. 19c.
FISll -White. 16c: trout, lie: large crop
pies, 12c; Spanish mackerel, lAo; shad roe.
per pair, 50c; salmon, ltc; naiiDut, lie;
buffalo, 9V, rhaiincl cattish, )0c; pike,
13c. pickerel. Be.
POULTRY Broilers', 20c; hens. 12c;
cor.kn. KUc: ducks. So: ceeso. sc: turkevs.
Ho; pigeons, per dozen, DOc; ducks, full
leatnercd. sen geese, xuji reatnerea, o;
squabs. No. 1. SI. BO: No. 2. Wc.
BEEF CUTS-Rlbs, No. 1. 19V4C! No. 2.
17fcqt No. 3, 15c. Loins, No. 1. aUo; No.
S. 18Wc; No. 3, 160. Chucks, No. 1, 12V4o;
No. 2, 12c; No. , 10c Rounds, No. 1,
lMtc: No. 2, lSWc. No. a, imc. Plates,
No. 1. 8Uc: No. 2. Sc: No. S. 7c
The following fruit and vegetable prices
are quoted by the GUInsky Fruit com
pany.
FRUITS Oranges- r-xtra fancy Glen,
dora Valenclas, PCs, It:, 136s, ISOx, )7s,
200s aud SSOs, 13.75 per box: Red Ball
Valenclas, all sixes, ts.fin per box. LemU
ons: Extra fancy Golden Bowl, 300s, SOOs,
7.Ct) per box; fancy Silver oord, 800s, SSOs,
fo.iv mr ugx, urapeiruui mini imiw.
Ms. 14.60 per box, extra f"r. 4C, J4.00
for box; extra runcy. Ms. $3.60 per box',
nrt Ian River. 64s and Ms. 15. W per box.
Apples: Wnlsaps, J2.B0 per box; Duchess,
HOlMUM) m hurrnl I
CA LI VX) RN 1 A FRUITS-Peaches: Ex
tra fancy Placer Co. Klbertns or Craw-
lords, c per box; ua box lots, per
tox; iw dox tots or moro, nkj per uox.
Pesrst California Mountain Bartlett, full
box, $2.25 per box: 10 box lots, 12.20 por
box; zi box lots or moro, z.i& rr uox.
PI uma. Diamond, 31.60 Per crate. Qnint,
J1.D0 per crate; Wlckeos. t.6C- pes' roto;
6-crate lots. 10c less: l0-crati lot, -3o
less. Apricots: Wenachte, Washington,
for shipment next Thursday, per crate,
II. M: 6-crate lots. II. 43: 10-crate lots. Il.W.
CANTALOUPES Arizona, standards
J3.00 per crate; jumbos, fS.CO per cntto
I'onysv i.oo per crate.
BANANAS I1.76Htvt. 60 per bunch.
NUTS Baited peanuts, H.iiO per caso;
No. 1 California walnuts, 18V4q ;cr lb.;
pecans, 12o ier lb,; fllherts, l&o per lb.;
almonds. 20c ner lb.: noncorn. 4c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Sugar walnut
dates, 31.25 per box; limes, $1.75 per
basket: crackerlack. S3.G0 Per caso:
checkers, 3.50 per caso; crackerjook, per
naif case, 11.76; checkers, per nwt case,
11.75.
VEGETABLES Calibage. 2Wc per lb
California onions, 4c per lb.; peppers, 60o
per basket: fancy tomatoes, fioc per crate
cucumbers, hothouse. 2 dus. basket. 75 Por
basket: noW beets, carrots, turnips. 2Sc per
duz.; celery, Mich., S5o per doz.; celery,
Denver, largo Jumbo, $1.00 per doz.; head
lettuce, 60cgU.60 per doz.; leaf lettuce,
40o per doz.; onions, homo-grown, 16a per
doz.; radishes, 60c per doz.; garlic, Italian,
20o per lb.; horsoradlshes, $1.60 per caso;
shelled popcorn, 4o per lb.: asparagus,
home-grown, market price about 80o per
dot.; potatoes, new, M.OOCfl.lo per
bi shel. '
CAULIFLOWER Home-gorwn, J1.0)
basket.
WATERMELONS lV4o per lb.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Steady and Feeders
Around Ten Cents Lower.
HOGS SLOW AND FIVE LOWER
Vr rlr nun of Shrcp nnil I,nmb
lrllh Drjnnnd finntt mid l'rlcru
Steady to n l.lttlr
Stroniter.
SOUTH OMAHA, July SO. 1914
Receipts wore: oJittve. Hogs. Hhetp
Official Monday .8' 4.275 11,813
uit o ai Tuesday. s.im i.aro
Official Wednesday.. . 2.0.11 S.047
Kstimatc Thursday.... sw
3
M90
at a t ost of K.k or Utile bett liulk
Isnded ttt S8.60a.fi0. with a sprinkling all
the way up to Jt.iS,
Sunnlles footed un 14t ears, or 9.R00 head,
hrlnginK tho week's total up to ,3M head.
This Is i,Ct smaller than a week ago, and
almost J.CO) lighter than for the ssmo
period lsst vear.
Repreentativo ssles.
No. At. Bh. Tr. Ne.
m. . lift i ih ii.
It 1M HIM
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Four dav this week.lP.16 J.38
Same days last week. .10,911 32.419
Same days 2 Ttks. ago. 6,822 32,761
aiue daya 3 wks. ago. 6,170 .tu-j
Humo days 4 wks. ago. 11,281 38,160
.Same days last year.. 10,300 31,188
The following table shows tho nmgo of
of cattle, hogs and sheep at tho South
Omaha Uvo stock market for tho year to
dato as compared with last year:
1311. 1111.1. iiw. '.
Cattle 442.337 46J.91S WJ"'
Hogs 1,64.787 1.657,1K: iw.Jio
Sheoji 1.2S9.460 l,CSl,9f0 177.510
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prices for hogs at the South Omnha live
stock market for tho lait few days with
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Ira tnrisv. .. Prion rrnllceit showed a
decline of td to W below tho butt .ale
A few fine hnlMirerd were taken T
Amerlrang at steady prlfs.
usnsois tor money, w. .
hii.a'kii Bar. weak; Ha.
MONEY -3K, rer cent: short and U reo
months. 5 per cent.
STOCKS AM) noM.
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t'hanie During thn Day.
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v'kw vnnif Jul so Prices of stocks
roko with extrenm violence again today
a result of the overnight news irom
abroad. The. advance In the Bank or
Fnglaml rate, reported occupation ot jnr
Servian capital by Austria and further
heavy gold exports provoked declines at
the opening of S to 4 point In most active
lnDiies. wltli a S-poInt loss In Canadlat;
aclflc. There wcro rallies ot t to sunmi
nnlnta Itnfnrn the end of the halt hour
but the unileitone denoted extreme levsr-
Ishncss and uncertainty.
Number of sales ana lending quoimion
on stocks wera as ioiiows
Date.
July 16.
July 11
July 17.
July IS.
July 19.
July JO
July 21.
July 23.
Juiy z.t.
July 24.
J my .
July 26.
July 27,1
JUly Jt.
July Si.
July SO.
1914. 11an.11n2.1n11 !inio,'iw9.:ims.
8 05
8 76141
8 73
80.
8 71'
8 6714
S 62S
8 MU
8 UK
8 091 7 161 6 261 8 8SI 7 821 31
8 76 7 IS 8 2Sl 7 SI 6 37
8 821 1 151 4 30 7 711 6 44
91
8 S3
8 87
8 88
8 83
8 77!
8 77
8 C9
1 171 6 3(1 S So
7 201 6 3oi 8 1 7 7C
40
7 24
7 M
7 47
r.-
6 33!
6 77
0 35
6 S3
6 S
6 45
2SI 7 7o 6
S 31 7 70 6 21
8 4.1 7 Ml 6 31
8 3S 7 57 34
1 7 671 6 St
S 2S1 i 6 24
8
8 9311
8 62SI 8 63
8 62t S f7 7 66
8 U 8 Ml 7 67
I 7 GSf 6 Ml 8 Sl 7 451 13
631 1 611 8 231 7 871 9 07
6 671 7 tfc 7 21 14
7 17 7 40 0 J
Sunday. Mlollda.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards In South Omaha
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. in.
yesterday.
RECEIPTS OARS.
catlle.iiogB.nccp.
C, M. & St. I"
Wabash
Mlinouil 1'nclfla
1'nlon Pacific
O. it N. W., east
C. & N. W.. west...
C, St. 1 M. & O
V 13. & Q.. cast
C, 11. & Q west .
C, It. 1. & r.. cost
C R. 1. & V., wost
Illinois Central
12
4
12
3
1
1!)
3
"H
ao
4
Total receipts.
3S
143
31
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
catiie.liogs.niieep.
Mnrrla Sr. Co Ii
Swift & Co 119
Cudahy Packing Co 1SS
Armour & Co
Armour & Co 147
Morrull 8
Swift. K. C 18
Cudahy, country.....
Ronton, Vansant & L.. 4
Hill & Son 3j
F. R. Ixiwls .
J. U. oRot & Co 14
J. H. nulla 77
s. F Husz 8
McCrcary A Kellogg... 20
II. F. Hamilton
Hlgglns
Huffman
Roth S
Mcyem
Krtibs 'i." i
Ruker, Jonos & Smith. C
Tnnnor Bros ?
John Harvey
Other buyers vi
1.M2
2,W
2.S91
2.041
2,041
1.149
1,610
8J6
3,643
2,613
1.44S
HIIHHP Another very moderate run of
sheen and lambs showed up this morning.
amounting to some 1.UK) head, making for
.... h...i. . . .1 -. - r.-j. .... .. .
mo rrh iu unir -1,31 iirau, oa cuiiitareu
with 46.01 head for the same dav Inst
week and 39,192 head fAr the correspond
ing time last year. I'nllke the former days
of the week the quality of the offerings
wan a lltllei httr tnHnv ntid fnr thnt
reason buyers ixrro better competitors Mr
everything on sole. The recaipts inciunti
live cars of Idaho lambs that were
shipped direct to one of the packers.
In inanv tesneets the trade was very
similar to that of yesterday, tho packers
Having good demands tor soma gooa Kill
ing lambs and the movement being falrlv
active, which resulted In a seasonable
clearance. Prices on both aged sheep and
lambs mlcht be recanted as steady to a
shade higher, with the sorting not quite
ns heavv as yesterday. While what
lambs were on sain were good they wero
not choice by any means,
'inn nuiK 01 me mum ships nan mauo
right at JS.OO. In the neighborhood of
700 head of ewes moved at 14.85 and
car of wethers was good enough to bring
The situation in tne teeoer traue was
much tho same as It has been ail the
week thus far, there not being enougn n
the (Will mr linn to no around among tho
different buyers whn held good orders for
thw tmle or tne year, nucn lamns are soia
on feeding account brought good strong
nrinma.
Quotations on inge sheep and Umbat
l.nmiis, gooa to cnoice, c,iijo...v; isinup,
fair In arwirl i?.2AfT7.75! lambs, feeders.
.50(rj.W: yearlings., good to cholco. 13.63
518. w yoarungs, rair to. yoa, o.-hjv.pj
yearlings, feeders. .00.50; wethers,
tr. rlirlr lAUVfifiei: wfllixrs. fall
to good. 83.35U,W); wethers, feeders. 14.00
Hi.no; ewes, aoou to cpuiro. h.ibju.w
ewes, ra r to gooa. i.wiit.ii); ewes, jucvi
ors. t3.00t.1.50
Representative saies.
No. Ay.
30 native lambs ,.. v m
53 native lambs 63
83 native feeder lambs..
59 native owes 103
1029 Oregon wethers w
363 Oregon yearlings
p) Oregon yearllngR
no native minus
l.ES
Fcuturea uf the. Trailing; and Closing;
I'rlccn on llonril uf Trade.
CHICAGO. July 30. Wheat prices
rivaled In wlldness today th oftrst market
results of Austria's declaration of war.
A rise of 9c a bushel was scored, partly
uue to unconiirmea rumors or a nnai
break between Russia and Germany.
Trading, however, was deadened both by
tlio virtual refusal of many firms to at
tempt business uud by stoppage of export
domund bocuuso of uncertainty regarding
ocean war risks. The market closed al
most benumbed, Go to 6a higher than
lust night, but 2'ic to 3a under the top
tlgures of tho session. Corn finished lit la
to 3c net ndvanco and oats up c to lftc.
t'rovieions laggea tnrougnout una in tlio
end ivurlcd from V,ia decline to a gain of
i!o to .o as coniparea witn twenty-iour
hourn before.
Devclonmcnts In tho wheat nit came
with such surprising swlttncss und In
volved such great Veopurdy that numbers
of oven tho lurgest houses declined at
tlincH to uccept orders that wero accom
panied by ofiers of gilt-edged sucurltlos
ior margins to any limit requirea.
Tho very first transactions after the
opening boll struck showed n Jump of 7c,
vnnutions of -c at tlio sumo instunt be
tween different sets of brokers wero not
uncommon and thero wero somo cases
where the extremes of the simultaneous,
lunge amounted to fully 4c.
subscnucnt nrlco changes after the
initial outburst of activity were on rela
tively small transactions, except when tho
market swept to tho topmost level a halt
Hour neioro the cioso.
The final sag In wheat prices came when
tulk hub centered on the prospect of a
glut of HUpplleji In the United States and
the possibility that tlCio might be no
adequate outlet.
Corn was Influenced by tho advance In
wheat and porhups even moro by nn al
most unprecedented upturn In the quota
tion lor corn ut Liverpool. There was
much evening up of truilen hero, however,
on tho ndvanco and tho close waa heavy
as In the cuio of wheat.
Oats responded to it groatly enlarged
demand from tho east and by the fact
that heretofore oats have hud little in
crease of value compared with other
grades. Packers continued to sell pro
visions freely, regardless of the war news.
It was said that foreigners did consider
able buying, chiefly of lard.
Quotations ranged as follows:
Corn nnil Wlirnt llegruii Tlnlletlii.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of the
United States Department of Agriculture,
weathoir bureau, nt Omaha, for tho twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th
meridian time, Thursday, July 30:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp.- Rain-
High.
Ashland, Neb... S4
Auburn, Neb... 90
B'ken Row, Nb 97
Columbus, Neb, 83
Falrbury, Nob.. 03
Fairmont, Neb. 90
Or. Inland, Nb.. 94
Hartlngt'n. Nb SS
Hastings. Neb.. 95
lloldrege, Ncu.l2
Llncoln. Nob... Mi
No. Platte, Nb !!
Oakdftlc, Neb.. fcS
Omaha. Neb. .. 90
Tekamah. Neb. 83
Valentine. Nb. 98
Alta, la 82
Carroll. Ia 85
Clarlnda. la.... 93
Sibley, Ia 8T
Sioux City, In., so
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 3 a. m.
Low. fall. Sky.
01 1.30 Cloudy
CS ,0i) ' Clear
70 .00 Pt. cloudy
67 .43 Pt. cloudy
C9 .00 Pt. cloudy
7 .iW Pt. cloudy
74 .00 'Cloudy
67 1.2S Cloudy
71 .00 Cloudy
73 .00 rt. cloudy
68 ,00 Raining
6S .00 Pt. cloudy
m LIS Cloudy
71 .00 Cloudy
i .15 Raining
61 .82 It. cloudy
60 .20 Raining
64 .ft) Cloudy
70 .00 Clear
62 .39 Raining
GO ,01 Raining
No. of
District. Stations.
Columbus, O IS
Louisville. ICy... 22
Indla'polls, lnd 13
Chicago, III 24
St. Louis, Mo.... 22
Des Moines, Iu.. 21
Minneapolis ..... r2
Kan. City. Mo.. :H
Omahn, Neb 17
-Tcmu.
High. Low.
Rain
fall. .00
Totals 1.091 8.001 8.U19
CATTLI5 Receipts were light. "
. . . - . .i ,, TVmrMilnv. onlv tnir-
ty-two curs being reported In the aids.
This was hardly enough to really make
.. i i. nt iiii there was n fair de
mand for killers, and the offerings m a
rule changed hands In gppd ' "V.'J
morning. The prices paid were goncrally
steady on all classes oi ucn nic.n
nnr1 ilrn was a feeling
that anything' really good would posBlbly
ii.va primiimmm sirunKur iiii.ni.
Stockcrs and feeders were naturally a
llttlo slow, as they nro apt to be the lat
ter part of the week, nnd the mark"
generally a llttlo lower, possibly as much
as 100 lower than earlier In the week,
Thero wero a few western feeders hero
. .1 .nr.1lr.li ,A l.riniT
Quotations on caiue .uuuu v ....... v-
i. . H ta 'yrrfin Tr . fait tn frnod bet
steer", W.7MT92B; common to fair beef
steers. 7.75trS.70; choice to funcy cornfed
belters, js.wtru.w; goou iu kviot nwiij,
T.na4W.iS; trnnd to choice COWS. tC.G0TOT.40;
rtin rnn.i irrades. 33.503.50: common to
fnl rrrlA. 13.7Mffi.50'. gOOl! to CllolOO
stockers and feeders, $7.75fl8.35; fair to
good stockers ana teeners, i.wu'i.wi
common to fair stockers and feeders, 10.23
($7.00; stock cowc ana lienors, fc.vwjM.w;
stock calves, 17. 0035.00; veal calvus, 37.50(9
10.50; hulls. stars, etc., 85.2s?T7.9j.
Repreeentatlvo sales:
uei:f stebrs.
Artlclel Open. I High.l Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Kim SALK White's rottage. furnished,
a Lake Mamwa. best lx atlon -on-strncted
so It is awas cool Inqulf
ei nings at rottage or oi W. H White
U) . l a nt mi. I ii.u'i 'ijn) an.
MRS. ISAAC POLLARD DIES
AT HOME IN NEHAWKA
NBHAWKA, Neb., July 30. Speolal.)
Mrs. Viola Pollard, wife of Isaac Pollard,
died this morning at the age of 73. Mrs.
Pollard was born and reared In Vermont,
whero she waa married to Isaac PolUrd
In 164)1. . They came at once to their Ne
braska farm, where they have lived, con
tinuously ever since. Mr. Pollard and
five 'children survive her, Harriet Wills
and '''harlutte Phot well of Seattle, AVush, ,
I. M and Raymond of Nehawka and
Kmmu Hr.in rne r f I in In
Wheatl
July.l
Kept.1
Corn. I
July.l
Sept.)
Oats. I
July.l
Sept.
Pork I
July.l 23 26
Sept.1 20 70
uard I
Sept.
Oct..
Ribs. I
Kept
Oct..
I
92 I 97
81 I 97 I
7 75'l
721 74 I
Wl 37HI
37 I 38H.
92 1
91 I
72&H
361,11
I.
91
94U!
75
304I '
37il
88
88
i 23 50
20 95
10 15
10 25
10 3:
10
34
23 25
20 70
10 15
10 25
23 23
20 76
23
20 W
1! OTK!
11 G5 !
11 97 12 0'
11 75 r I 11 5i
10 25 I 10 12!6
10 37HI 10 20
57UI
11 92U
11 47(
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
Oietffc; No. 2 hard, 9KT92c; No. 2 north
ern Sl.0S4jtt.C7; No. 2 spring. H.otiil.co.
Corn; No, 2 yellow, 7H77c; No. 3 yellow,
6Uc. Oats: No. 3 white. S6WKc, new,
SGfKlc; standard, 374fi3Sttc; new. 37f
37V4C Rye: No. 2, 72c. Uarley, 4S057C
Timothy. t4.7686.&0. Clover, 8lO.OOWl4.00.
Pork, 113.26. Lard, S10.17& Ribs, J11.S7H
C 12.40.
POTATOBS Steady: rocelpts 8 cars;
Kansas. Missouri, Minnesota and Ohio,
4Mic uu.;' home grown. SOctiil.OO per
bag; Virginia, bills., 12.15-32.26.
lUTTTKR Steady; creameries, 2Sy28c.
KClUH-Iilgher; receipts, 8.00k cases; at
mark, cases Included, ISfilSWc; ordinary
firsts. liitc; iirsts, imunc,
POl'LTllV All'
18c; fowls. Wo.
Vimv York tirnrrul Murkrt.
NEW YORK. July 30-8laAR-Raw.
Refined, steady, tut loaf. &.80c; crushed.
6 2oc, mould "A" 4 Mir, cubes, 4.05c,
Ive, steady; springs. J60
XXXX powd red, 4 U
stead m"iai-e , . ' !
powdered. 4 50c,
rentllfugal,
78 62
W M .00
R2 54 .CD
81) 51 .00
.SS 00 .00
Ml t'4 .40
XI 64 .00
M 118 ,00
!.' (S .90
Moderate temperatures prnvull In tho
corn and wheat region. Heavy rains oc
curred at points Iu northern Nebraska,
tho Dnkotas and Minnesota,
L. A. WUI.SH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
1 vii ii dim Clly drain mill V rovlaloii.
KANSAS CITY, July 30. Wl I HAT No.
2 hurtl. 8790c; No. 2 red, SSffSOc; Hplcm-
ber, M'Ac; uecemncr, ic.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 75lifl7'5c; No. -
white, 79Hc; September, 72Ucr December.
61',iv.
OATS-No. 2 Hhlte. XWiSDo; So. 2
mixed, 3637c.
SI. LouU Crnlu Jfurket.
ST. LOUIS, July SO. WHEAT No. 3
red, sOflOOHo: No. i hard, 90c; July, l'.4c;
September. OZ'ac.
CORN-No. 2. 774c; No. 2 white, kc:
July, 75Hc; Sei)tember. Hnc.
OATS No. 2, 3C'37c; No. 2 white,
38Vic.
Liverpool tiruln 3Inrket.
LIVBRPOOL. July 30. WHHAT Spot,
nominal; No. 1 Manitoba, 821; No. 2,
7alOV4d; No. 3, 7s9V4d. Futures, excited:
October, 7a lid; December, 8s Ud.
CORN Spot, nominal: La Plata futures,
strong; September, 6s Id; October, fisUUd.
FLOUR Winter patents, 28s lid.
' Mliiiirupolln Craln Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS. July 50. WHEAT -iv
97e: September. 96?ic: No. 1 hard.
.oi'; No. 1 northern. ell.0TTk; No. 2
r.iirthern, 97Tit'.
Coffee Mnrkel.
NEW YORK. July 30,-COFFEK-The
coffee market develo""- pronounced weak
ness today under the disturbing news
from Europe and after opening weak at
71 to 82 points decllno sold off later to a
net loss of 76 to 90 points. There was
New Orleans and foreign selling here and
liberal offerings from llrnill, while all
fnrelan markets were weak and lower.
Spot Interests sold freely against lower
cost ami ireigm onenngs irom urazu
nnd, although the market rallied a little
In ihn nnrlu nflnrnoon on coverlnir. It warn
heavy again near the closn and finally 71
to 80 points net lower. Kales were 170,250
bags. August, 8.56c; September, 6.70C; Oc
tober, 6.80c; November. 6.90cj December,
7.00c; January, 7.06c; March, 7.1c; May,
7 30o; June. 7.17c. Spot, weak; Rio No. 7,
7',ic; Santos No. 4r 11c.
Dry Goods Murkrt,
NEW YORK. July 30.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods market dull today. Raw
silk market stagnant Dress goods lines
opened by ono corporation at prices lower
than last yoar. Yarns dull.
I
Suicnr .Market.
NEW YORK. July 30. Sl'OAR-IUw,
firm; centrifugal, 3.2910. 32oj molasses su
gar, 2.G4S2 67 sales. 60,000 bags, refined,
steady and unr hanged.
....
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i
n
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,,10(14 I a
., m 7 is
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.. til 7 40
. . 970 7 TI
No.
I
1....
10....
II....
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...1117
... 910
...1017
. ..1QI
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7
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I to
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. . MI 4 00
.. TM 4 10
4 oo
COWS.
4 oo it...
936
vm
1011
io:o
w
too
m
070
.1010
4 Tt
4 Ti
b 10
i It
c SO
5 10
5 10
I to
i 65
5 W
3
I.
33.
27
,..111 i to
... KO ill
... J ( 00
... II 00
... HI 00
1 1000 to
1 117 t 0
1 1110 155
4 1 It 10
1 1140 S
3 1041 t IS
1 12T0 ti Ii
1 HIO 7 0)
177 Idaho lambs .
232 Idaho lambs .
221 Idaho lambs .
1439 Idaho lambs
181 Idaho owos ..
170 Idaho ewes ..
125 Idaho ewes ..
141 Idaho owes ..
50 fed ewes .....
11 fod ewes .....
41 native lambs
82
63
63
63
IB
67
95
93
95
93
93
120
C7
Pr.
7 50
7 85
6 30
4 80
3 63
575
6 10
8 0J
8 CO
8 00
8 00
4 85
4 85
4 S3
4 83
3 70
4 65
7 83
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
fnitti. Ntrailr 4o HlronRw- omrr
fttendv.
ruicino lulv so CATTLE Receipt
snort honil! market steady to strong
beeves. $7.3O3H0.00; steers, JO.401W.40; stock'
ors nnil feeders. 5.Mt Mi cows and hclt
s si(iniK mm Ii'ah 17 VMfl2 iWl
"7n?fiffir-e:i.Vff; vT.o66 " toad market
mnVtiv ioo lower: hulk. IS.flMO.05l 11(5.0!
tu IRI mlMful. I.VIiUCUtf.lD; J . fomil
11.03; rough. lS.331J8.60i pigs. ''408:9j,..
head: market steady; sheep. ..lra.8o.
yearlings, 5.60iifl.50i lambs, fB.ooos.iu.
KnnenN Cltr Live Stock Mnrke.t
iMUam riTV .Tulv 80. CATTLE Re
celpts. 3.600 hend: market steady; prime
ti.A meets. X9.sr.dlU.ao: dressed beef steers.
I7.754jO.25; weitern steers. Jo-jotjv.iw,
Htockefs and feeders. I8.00ff8.60; bulls, 35.25
dfl,75; calves. I8.CXWW.B0. ,.ri,.t
itnnR Rece nts. 6.30i) head; market
lower: bulk. Jk70ff.M; Iwwgwg
packers and butchers, SS..0ti.C0; light
'p . r..M? I 'a Nil LAM RS Receipts. , 3,500
tad: market higher: lambs,
vearllngs. sa-timni.tiai wmncir, .."uj.w
head!
ew, M.2:.UG-W.
Slnnr Cltr Uts Mock Mnrket.
SIOUX
mitr.
AUtVt aold
Atr.4limt4
Arari-n iwi
Amtrt(i Cn .
Ararrlrtn 8. It ...
Amtrlntn R. it- rta
Atnr. Pusr Refining. . .
Amrltn T. T.. .....
American ToMfro
Anwnd Minis ...
Athln
nlllmor A Ohl
nrenklrn Flrl0 TT
Cill'omlt rttroleum
CtnadUn Pscltlo ... ..
ftnlrt Iatnef
rhupW A Ohio
CMCi0 t w.
1ilfo, M. HI. P ...
Chicago N. n
Chlno Ceptxir
tMlfirifln Ful Iron...
DBTr mo UNI".!"
innrtr a n. o. rtit
nutlllera' Kutllkt ...
Krto
Otntrsl Kltcttlo , . ..
Ort Nerthern pM.. ...
Ott Northern Ore etf.
Outnhlm Biplomllon..
Illlnoll wntnii
Interborouih Mat. pM..
did rttlen noppr . . i
InternatlDnit llrvetr..
Ktni rur 8ithrn....
Ihlth ValUr
liuUvllte Nnihvlllo...
Matlcan rotroKura
MUml rprr
Mtnaurl. K ft T.
itaUa. lllth. tin. Cl.
U.000 UH H
tT.500 17
J,J3 till
ii.io) :t
1,00(1 ta
t0H
l.too loin 1M
;.:oo iu, lit
4
MU
tou
7H
too ill
KV.M0
it,:oo sis
11.460 "IS
It.cno tt
I.tM ,11
41. too TW
ID.OiV) St
4.400
J.V)
11,700
too
it, too
too
tl
ot
111
ail
is
'
TJ
TI
1i
1M(
34
tm
A
m
13
i?'4
12 i
1I0H
ltt'I
11
WO
1.M0
37,100
taoo
11,400 lit
J. TOO
4.100
1,100 101
1000
.t0
1. 100 106
i.tno iivt
It, KM IttS 111
I.I0O 1WH ill
I.tt It
11
ill
li
11
82
1UK
" .
W
4U
loMi
II
UU
ti
1.T00
l.trtO
. u.too
. too
. roo
. 4,100
. 17,100
7,0l
1.4M 101
U.mo iou
204 It
too 11
r lt,(KW 104
10) 154
i 10.300 UU
1J1U
m
i
ti
it
it
ITU
10
I
IM
4!
77
ft
91
1IH
TO
10tV
1
Mliaouri l acilir ......
National nucim ......
'National lfti
Naraaa cppr
Na Tom antral
N T.. N. It. A H
Norfolk a Wftttni....
Northarn Pacltlo
'arinn Mail ...... ...
ratltlo T. A T
rtnnirlTtnl.
Pullman ralara Car...
luv rTAn. Odnoar.....
I'.MUlInc 111.100
Illpumio iron a tntai...
Ttock IiUn4 Oo too
Itoek laland C3o. pti..... 100
si. I h. r. sa !' ......
Boutliirn rat I tic ,. 11,000
floutnara IUII way ll.too
ISnnuiM ryiAnar S.m
Tasaa Oompanr 4,00 lit 111
union raeirio .......... .iw.voo hi
Union rtcirie vto i.w "
United gtatas fltnl Kt.700 St4
p. 8. suti pta 4.000 oti
t'tah Coprxr 17,100 MU
w'aMiii rra .....
wtilirn uninu .. ...... ,tm
WfittngAouN Itlectrlc ,. 7,oo 71H
;!:;
1JT
"tt
lta
tou
19414
Total talta for Mm tv. 1,MO,000 (harts.
It
lt'.i
t
tT
114
115
ft
..
Tt
71"
lt'a
1U
V
Il'a
II
4
10
WH
111
UU.
40
101 1
II
14U
IS
ttt
1TJ
117
ttt,
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NEW VORIC, July 30.-MONKT-Op
call, strong; fVtJO per cent; ruling rat 5
per cent; closing hid, 4tfu per cent Time
loans, nominal; sixty days, 90 days and
six months, 6H4M per cent.
MERCANTILE IAPER-gGW pfr Cnt
STERUNO EXCHANOE Very un
settled: sixty days, nominal; demand,
11.97, Commercial chills, nominal.
HIIA'ER Rar, ti'ic; Mexican dollars,
40c.
BONDS Government, stead)'; railroad,
weak,
Closing quotations on bonds today wtrt
ss follows:
V. M, rat. :. nr .. MUM. K. T. lit ll'l
do coupon ti Mo. Pac. er. la 40
v h. m, m... tot n. v. c. s. $H.. .. r;
0o coupon 101 N. V. C (Ha. llil..101l
V. n. 4i. rag....,...10N. r. Btata H 107;
do coupon .V. V.. N. It. II.
nnma li coupua.,100 cr. u HU
Am. Sintltlnt la lOlliNn. racltlo 4 ....31
A. T. A T. cy. W. tlH do :a t.U
Armour a Co. 14a... to o, H. U rot. (.,... ItK,
Atchlion tn. r. . .. tHirao. T. V T. fa...., 8H4
-mi. oi unto at iron, con fa., w
Char, a Ohio 4Ua. 11 Itaadlni (an. 4 ti
t;, ii. a w ! nits. L,. at 8.
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ceipts. 800 head: maraei weBRcr.
steers. J7.WW6.60; butchers, 'J.OOtl'9.00;
cows and heifers. klWM: canners, W.M
fflJOO; ca Ives, 17.6039.60; bulls, stags, etc.,
I5.COUB.76,
5,000 head; market.
tendv: heavy, 8HMfri.Bo; mixeci, aj.y'
S:fi)i fen" Imllc of sales, iiW
8' SHEEP AND LAMRS-ReMlpts, 210
head. -
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helferr, f4.wJTw.w. iin -
I ,wL7.tti.-T AMn r.AMnH Receipts.
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STOCKERS AND EEKDERS
(II I 4 130 7 00
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310 73 t 170 7 It
710 10 11. IH 7
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NERRAHKA.
! cows 9S7 6 00
HOGS There Wus a fair supply In sight
this morning, and with lower markets ut
other points, tho local trade opened out
dull and .generally lower, Khlppern and
speculators bought some early on a weak
to 5o lower basts, l'ackcra made their
first bids at figures that were about n
dlmo lower than yesterday's average.
Salesmen were expecting some sort of a
decline, hut they priced their holdings at
steady figures, una refused to cut loose at
the decline proponed by tho killers. As
a result tho packer trudo was very much
the sumo as on previous day of the
week, that Is very slow, and during the
earlier hours practically lifeless.
About 10 o'clock, however, things began
to show signs of life, and whllo It was
somo time beforu bids Improved much,
there was a stronger feeling In evidence
everywhere. Later on offers weie raised
A little at a tlmo. until they reached a
level not over 60 lower than yesterday'
general market. As was noted before,
sellers wero unking steady figures, but
In view of tho condition of other markets
they expected u doctlne of some sort, nnd
when prices strengthened up they sturted
to cash their holdings on a nickel lower
basis. This movement was by no means
general at the start, but before long It
was evident that a fairly active market
was In progress.
As tho market grew warmer and buy
ers csme Into competition on the desir
able kinds prices continued to firm up
until some hogs sold un tho extreme close
looked fully a good as Wednesday's av
erage market The fact remains, how
ever, that the long end of the sales was
made at a nickel decline and the average
w'M show a falling off of nearly 6c.
Fur the greater tail killing droves told
head; lanibTlWino: lWfrJ"Alv mM"
tons. $4.00a4.60; lambs. $7,0O7.W.
St. Joseph Ut 8ook Market.
ST. JOSEPH. July, W.-CATTTRe-
stealy; bulk of rales. fS.fi'yBS.J-
HI1EEP AND yBW?)klM 200
hood; market strong? lsmbs, 87.OVIIfl.00.
nnnk Clrarlnar.
OMAHA, July 30. nank clearings for
Omaha today were tz,305,SS&!6 and for th
corresponding day laat year 17,042,484.04.
Metal Mnrknt.
. NEW YORK. July .fe.-MOTAUId
t3.S5Hj3.D0. , .Spelter. t5.tXV36.10. Copper
weak; spot and Reptamber, offered at $13,
electrolytic, $13,75; lake, nominal: cast
Ins. $12.60. Antimony, dull: Cookson's,
$7.21&7.t3. Iron, dull and unchanged.
London prices: Iiead, 18 15s. fipelter.
21 its. Copper, weak; spot. M; future.
57 6s. Tin, weak; spot, lW iOa; futures,
fll 10. Iron, Cleveland warranta, 61.
HT. LOUIS. July 80, METALS Lead,
easier, at $3.7H- Spelter, wek, at $4.13
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July $0. COTTON-Fu-tures
olosed weak; July, ll.S7ci August
11.91c; October. H.lBo; December, ll.lfc,
January, ll.:sc: March, lLZSc; May, 11.66c.
Spot, quiet; middling, 13.60:; gulf, 12.75c,
BRles. tjCO bales.
NEfr YORK. July S0.-COTTON-Mar-ket
closed weak ana 65 to 90 points under
last night.
LIVERPOOL, July $0.-COTTON-Spot,
easier; good middling. 7.34; middling, i.lt,
low middling, .SS. Sales 7,000 bale.
(Hum ha liny Market.
OMAHA, July 30. IIAY-Pralrl: No. 1
choice upland, $10.5011.00; No. 2. $9,003'
10.50: No. 3, $7.004f9.o0; No. 1 midland.
in rvVriiA rj. vy 4 tu rjvr:rtA M 4V ikLa
8.(0; No. 1 lowland. $9.03)10.00; No. I. $3.00
. ffOOO; No. 3. $6.oo6.00. Straw1: Choice
wheat, $l.60if6.0O; choice oat or rye, $5.0ZT
i.ocnl ftecnrltlea. 6.60. Alfalfa: Choice. 113 C031 4.00; No. 1,
QuotaUon-TurJlshed by Uurn l.rlnkcr llMWUMl No. , MS8.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Pralts
NEW YORK, July 80. EVAPORATED
AFJ'LEH time
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Sc. Co., 419 Omaha national iniinv im
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HOHTON. July a). Closing quotation
on stock wero ai ininiv.s
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Arltona Cero
Cl. A Arltona
Cl. A Hecle
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17 Kavada Con. 10
. to NlplMln Mines .,,
. liUN'urth llutte 30
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. St Old Dominion 41V
.990 tjulner 83
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DRIED ntUITS-Prune. steady. Apri
cots and peaches, quiet. Raisins, iteady
FARMER FOUND DEAD;
SUPPOSED HEAT VICTIM
YORK, New,, July 30.-(8peclal Tele
gram.) James Bellows was found dead
In a pasture near his home, five mile
southeast of McCool, yesterday. It 1
supposed he wa a victim of the excessive
htat, and suffered a sunstroke, or was
thrown from a horso he was riding. lie
was 63 year old,
EXHAUST PIPFSTARTS FIRE
IN DAVID CITY WATER WORKS
DAVID OITY, Neb., July 80.-(Spec!t
Telegram.) The power and engine houat
of the David City water works was par
tially destroyed by flro this evening. The
flro I supposed to have started from the
exhaust pipe. Estimated damage I about
$7,(00; no Insurance.
hiiihk by Llahtulnr.
DAVID CITY, Neb., July RO.-(SpeclaI.)
A large barn on tho farm of Edward
From, aeveh mile wott of David Cty,
waa struck by lightning and burned to
tho ground Monday evening. Eight hun
dred bushel of wheat, 00 bushel of oats
and Vtt bushels of corn stored In the barn
was destroyed; $700 Insurance.
Loudon Stark Market.
LONDON. July 30, American securities
were nominal early. Dealers would do
no buslnea. and quoted prices within a
range of three or four dollars.
LONDON. July SO. -War having elimi
nated foreign competition, the home trade
took the offerings t the cheap (kin
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