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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Gets Another Setback and
the Demand ii Now Very
Light.
CORN IS ALSO SOME LOWER
OMAHA. July . 1915
The market received a alight setback
today. Wheat iened cents, the
receipts of this cereal being very light
and the demand poor.
The demand for corn win fajrly active,
but there was a good supply of mis grain
on the tables and tt sold unchanged to
cents lower. Uata were weak and drop
led 1 cent. Receipts of this cereal were
light and there waa also a light demand.
It is expected that the corn market
will sell to a still lower level.
If It waa possible for the I'nlted Statea
to place its aurpHia abroad, conditions
wonld be quite different from those now
taring us.
Argentine corn 1s being offered for sale
in the I'nlted States and abroad at as
good. If not better, prices than ran be
made by the dealers In this country. The
situation In oats is against holders be
cause of the favorable crop prospects
and the partial hail In the business of
foreign shipments.
t'learanres were- Wriest and 'lour equal
to ,( bushels: corn. 7H0.0P0 bushel? ;
oats. :t4MX bushels.
IJvtrpool close: Wheat, not quoted:
corn, not quote!.
frlmary wheat receipts were l.nw.mn
bushels and shipments '151. Ono bushels,
against receipts of m7.ooo bushels and
shipments of .000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were Wl.'Kio
tiushcls and shipments STT.fi btiahola.
against receipts of 6-'4,000 bushels and
shipments of 576.000 bushela last year.
Primary oats receipts were tVK.O'iO
bushels and shipment 472.9ft) bushels.
REAL. ESTATF NORTH SIDE
MAKK me an offer for my &room, mod
ern cottage, IVOi N. 20th St.
REAL ESTATF ROFTH SIDE
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
7 rooms, furnace, all modern, south
front lot. just one block north of Kleld
club on S&th Ave. Price only JJ.S.W.
U. G. CAKLHKltti,
311 Brandeis Thester Bldg.
Sacrifice Sale
Modern 8-room residence. 481 Park Ave.
Hood condition. No reasonable offer re
fused. Owner at residence until Thurs
day. Non-resident.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
6-ROOM modern house, 10 lots, bearing
fruit. Benson 2S2 or 4fll. Dr. Parson.
Klorejies,
C. I NETHAWAI for trades. Flor. 276.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS.
$300 MUST be sold. Five-room, modern
cottage, 1716 N. 28th Pt. Worth 12,7.0,
reduced to 12.300. $500 cash. Eight-room
house and two lots near 17th and Spring
fits.. 12.200. $150 cash, 7-room house. Call
owner. Douglas 307.
BOM N. 30TH 6-room modern cottage, hot
water heat; liOO down, balance pay
ments. $3,000. Owner. Room 2, Paxton Blk.
MEDICAL
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ct rectal diseases with testimonials. DR.
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pain. CaJ! or write Dr. Wray. SOS Bee
Bldg.. Omaha. Established 1894 o
RAILWAY TIME CARD
UMO STATIO.N-
-Tenth and Mason.
C'hlcaaro at
North western
NORTH.
Depart.
Twin City Kinra a J 44 am
r-asota. Fumnr S7:4tam
lotix flty Uocxl a t:J6 pm
Mlnnaapolla Kxpraaa a .44 pra
Twla City Llmltad - I.M pm
BAST. ,
Arrive,
aio 30 pm
a i 36 am
i I K pm
all.K am
a 7.31 am
a TrzO am
a 4.00 pm
alt:69 pm
a 146 pm
aio 0ft am
a 7:10 am
aio is am
a 7 :30 am
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all. 40 sa
rtenvar special .
Carroll Local ....
Hawkays Expraas
Chlcato Loral ..
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a 4 to pm
a 4:00 Dm
Cr.lcsio gpaclal
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Oierlaad Umlt4 a f"0 pm
Oracoa-Waahlaatoa Lamltad.-a 1 SI pm
Las Aaiales UmtUd a :44 pm
WSaT.
rhaitmn Loeal a tat am
l,tDOOln-Dallaa am
Unroln-Lr.ni Pins a t it pm
Haetlnta-Buparlor b l it pm
Da4woo.-Hot Springs a 1:66 pm
Oaapar-Landar a I 6i pm
a I H pm
alt:i4 pm
b 6 :2f pm
a 4 SO pm
all 00 am
Wsbatli
Omaaa-8t. louts Biprsas
Mall saa Bipraas ,.
Isloa Pnclfto
-)arlan4 Limits
California Mall
Omaha Expraas
Atlanta gxprasa ...........
Lea Antelaa Limited
Colorado Bxpraaa
Colorado Special
Han Franctseo Umltad....
....... 1 .imit
..a 4:11 pm a 46 am
..a 7.04 am all :a pm
..a t 00 am
..a 4 3 pm
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all to am
a 6:60 pm
a 4:60 am
a 1:40 pm
a 4-00 pra
a 7:00 am
a7:ii'pra
a I 16 pm
a 4 45 pm
alt .at am
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Oroon-Washlnton Uattal.
Mini i-iaive
Orsni Ulan Local...
Biromaburg Local ....
I:it am
..a 6:00 pm
..bll.41 pm
Illinois Crntml -
Chicago LJmlted s 100 pra ll:Nu
Chteaso Kxoraaa a t to am a I 60 pm
Albloa-OakdaUs bt :apm b l:K pat
(sicago, Mllwank.ee A St. Paul
Farltle LJoitted a T 60 pm all:1l am
Cbleaaa Bpneial a 164 pm a 7 i am
Ckieais Darlignt Bpaolal a I It am ali It am
f-.llton.la Mall a 6 :60 pm a S. 26 pal
Manilla Local a 1.00 sm iU.it ia
( hleago Great Wetura
Twin Cltf Limited a I at pm a I Mam
Twin Cltr Expraas a M am a I N pa
Colcage Bxpraas a 1.06 pm a I 60 pm
Mtssoart Pacific
K. C.
K. f.
a Bt. L. Bxpraas a t ot am a 7 44 am
St. L. Kspraaa all:lapm a l oopm
Lb
K C
a It. Paul
a i.sv pm a l it pa
hlcaao. Hock Island at
Pacific
AST.
Rockr MounUla Umlid....a 1 04 am all 06 pm
C I irago Local Piawuiw 1.1 K sm bit It pm
nicui Dailr Epnaa a 4 am a 4 4 pm
Cblcttaa Nlbt Exprta a 4 1 pm a 1 to pm
Daa Molnea Local Paaaansr..s 4 20 pm all am
Cnlcago-Nabraaka Umtted..s t:0l pa a l.oo am
Chl.-'ab. LlmlUd to Lincoln. a I II sm a t:4T rm
Colorado California Exp. .. .a 1 40 pm a 4 00 pa
Oklahoana a Taxas Expraat. j 1 04 am all to am
Rocxr Momtals Limited all 14 pm a 1 04 am
BLRLIIOTON STATIOW Tenth aad
Mitai.
BarllaaTtaa
LINKS WEW.
Depart. Arrlvi
rwavar Limited a 7 10 am al nt
Nebraak Loral s I to am a 4:10
Xabraaka Expreas a t It am all
Uncoln Loral b 1 to pm b t &0
Louiavilla-tirhurlar b 4 00 pm bat. to
Korlhwaat. illark Kills. Mon-
tana and Washington a I II pm a I It
Beatnca. Haatlnga and
Uraad Ialand a 4 II pm all 16
Daavar-Callfornla a SO pa a !:
Haatinas-Urand lalaad a 4 s pm all 16
Uncoln Looai a7.64paa a 7:60
Colurado-Calllomia. North-
waat-Oraat Northern all. IS am all
IJNE8 EAST,
rktcata oxl IlllnuU a I 16 am a 7:00
l'wa w am ,
Plauamoutb-Paelfln Jnnrt. . . .a 6 M pm
pialliraouth 1'acltla Junet....al 10 pm a I to
eatoa Local k t It pm bil e
ilraio Expraas a 1:44 pm a I at
iicas Llmifd a 4 at pm a t oo
iloaaa ana llllaoia il H am ell el
Kansas Clt-nt Josapk a t It am a 4 so
St. Losla, Mo.... a 4.40 pm all:&
liiimi t;iir-s- tfvMva an an pm e 4 at
a eallr. b aally saoapt gaaaay.
t
WEBSTER ITBEKT TAT10 fu.
teeath aad Webster.
I hi cava a, Bt. Pa el, aTlaaeaaella
Otmahsy
fepart. Arrive.
Twla cttr Paaawnear k U am hllia
eius CHr si praaa k t as pm kil U aa
Sioux Clir Pamiasir a I B am
Saonaa taoai k t to pm b t 1 aa
a aai.. b dally sioast lasda.
scnl'iM m-elpts of OAi.ion bushels and
ihipmtnts f hushcls IsM ar.
CARIT RKt'KlPT.
Wheat. Torn. Oats
I'hi. ssn . . st 1C
MinneapoHs S"
Ituluth 71
Uriahs 4 llx j.
Kansas t"ltv Jn its 4T
Pt. Ixiuls 77 1.1
Vlnni("p 125
These sales were reported today -Wheat:
No. i hard aint.T. 1 car at 1.S
Corn: No. 1 white, 4 cars at 71' 3 cars
at 7V; No. J white, I csr at 71c; No. I
yellow, i It cara at Tic; No. 3 yellow. 2
cars at Tic. 7 cars nt 71c; No. yellow,
1 ar at 7ic, 3-5 of a car (musty) at c;
No. 1 mixed, 1 car '.near white) at TISo;
No. 2 milted, t cara tm-ar whate) at 71'r.
1 cart near white) at Tlc. 3-S cars at
71c; No. 3 mixed, 1 csr ineei whaiei at
'lSic, 1 car inear white) at 71c: S rars at
11c; No. 6 mixed, 1-S of a car at 70c, S-S
of a car at Kic; No. ' mixed. 1 car
(near white) at 7ic, 4-5 of a oar at 70c,
cara at 6?Sc., Vi of a car nt V;
sample, 1 car at n6c. Osts: No. 1 white.
H of a car at 46V; standard. 1 car at
4tic; No. 3 white. 9 cara at c, 1-1 of a
car at 46Vc, S-6 of a car at 4Mo; No. 4
white. 1 cars at V. 4-6 of a car at 4Rc;
sample. S cars at MHC 1 $ cars nt 43V:.
Harley: No. 1 feed, 1 car at
Omaha faah IVlces-j-W heat: No. t Tur
key I1.27V,4j I. JIV4,; No 3 Turkey. Jl ZHHUP
1.27',; No. 2 hard. $1.2r4r SSi: No. t hard,
$I.J4.'a1.JB; No. 4 hard. It Xi I 24H: No. t
spring. I1.16wI.2d; No. t durum, $l.lMrl l;
No. 3 durum. $1.144X1. IS. Corn: No. 3 white.
75T3V: No. 3 white, H(f71Ac:. No. 4
white, 71(i7l'r: No. ft white, 70t71V,c;
No. 6 white, 7omi71c: No. 3 yellow, 714,ijf
72c; No. 3 yellow. 7ti37v; No. 4 vellow.
71tY71Vc; No. yellow. 704171; No.
yellow. n7i.v.; No. 2 n:!xed. 7Xj71c;
No. 3 mixed. ;oi,tf71e: No. 4 mixed. 70
"O'-rc; No. o mixed, 9tt97iM: No. S mixed.
6.-!S7f-. Oats: No. 2 white, 4Vi4;c.,
standard. 4ujiMniv-: No. 3 white. 4&(
4c: No. 4 white. 4W45V-. Baj-ler: Malt
ing. KtKWic; Nt.. 1 feed. 197c. Rve: No.
2, $1.0Wj1.O; No. 3. $1.07ST1.C.
ClflCAUO CHAIN AND PROVi10?IS
Pea tares of the Trading- and rieetasr
Prices on Board nf Trade.
CHirAfiO. July .- hest prices took a
decided downward sh.ot todav. Influ
enced by tre outlook that the arrivals of
now xrraln would aot.n tie much enlarged.
The market closed stesdy, but lSfilV to
3V under Saturday nlitht's level, forn
finished 'c off to Vsti'Vic up. oata down
i-c to 2c and provisions VgWV decline.
HedKina; pressure dominated tlie wheat
market trom the first tap of the bell and
dofested In short order every effort at
a rally. The July orxlon especially felt
tile effects of continuous selllnx by re
ceivers who were engaged In the purchase
of new wheat In the country. Advioes
from the harvest regions appeared to In
dicate that the weather was better on
the whole than at any other time In the
last alx weeks, and that threshing had
become fteneral over a large section of
the winter crop belt.
As a result of the break In prices for
eigners showed considerably more Inter
est regarding wheat. After the close,
word came from the seaboard thst be
tween ttOO.OOO and 700.000 buahela had been
disposed of for export. Some of the buy
ing was said to have been for KVance
and the Inquiry from Italy aeemed also
to have Improved. Rumors of 300,000 bush
els sold to go to Europe by way of the
iiulf of Mexico were generally believed to
refer to transactions Included In the total
leported from the east.
Corn displayed stubborn resistance and
gave way only a little to bearish attacks
that w?te due to the weakness of wheat.
The upholders of prices had the barking
of unlavorable crop reports and of an
uigent spot demand nt Liverpool sa well
as a fallinn off In domestic stocks. Field
news concerning oats was of a decidedly
flattering sort. About the only check on
the entuilnx,' decline resulted from profit
taking by shorts.
Heavy lard sales on the part of pack
ers led to a setback all around for provi
sions. The selling began after the market
had bulged owing to an advance In the
price of hogs.
Closing prices on options:
Artlclel Open. I High ' Low. Close. Yes y
Wheat! I I I i '
Julv. 1 OS. 1 07S1 1061 1 OfiWi 109
Sept. I 1 01k 1 02 i 1 00',! 1 01 1 0S
Corn I 1 I I
July. 734i 744.1 ""-H! 74 j 74k
Sept. 72k 72k! 72V 724! 72S
Oats I t
July. 4t, 4rki 44V, tl 4!4
Pept. S7kl 37V 37, 37ki 37S
Pork I I
July 16 45 I 16 40 1 T. 1 16 7R
S!ept. 17 15 I 17 17 1 72k 16 SO 17 06
Lard III 1
Julv S 10 1 !) fO 9 00 3ft
Sept. 9 46 I 4o I 9 204&
Rll.s I 1 I
July. I 10 26 1 10 22k W 35 1 10 2k
Kept-! 10 82k 10 66 10 47k WW I 10 BO
Osh Prices Wheat: No. I red. new.
$l.lGkS1.21k; No. 2 hard, old, $1.). Corn:
No. 2 yellow, 76376k. No. 4 yellow. Toe.
CMts: No. 3 white, 4!k?tkc ; standard,
SoVyOokc Rye: No. 2. 11.15. Barley.
76'- Timothy. $5.56V?p6.00. Clover, $S.W,f
J3.2S. Pork. $1.40. Ird, $S.8fygS.97k. Ribs,
$i.2Vytiio.i2k.
HT'TTER Iower: cresmery, 2237c.
FK3US steady; receipts. 17.461 cases: at
mark, cases Included, 14plRkc; ordinary
firsts. lBWnkc; firsts, 1616kc.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, 125 cars;
Virginia cobblers, 11.4651.60, no old po
tatoes. POULTRY-Alive. higher; fowls, lSI
13kc; springs, l320c.
NEW YORK (iENERAL MARKET
(tnotatlona of the Day oa Vat-lone
Commodities.
N WW YORK. Julv .KI.OT:r Quiet;
spring patents. $H.Xri.7ft: winter patents,
$"eo4ii'..76: winter straights SVJfiTTM'V
WHKAT-Spot. weak; No. 2 red, $1 31k,
snd No. 2 hard, $1.40k. c. I. f., New Yorlc
export; No. I northern. Dulnth. $1 39, and
No. 1 northern. Manitoba, $1.32, c. i. f.,
Buffalo. Futures, weak; July, 11.14.
CORN Spot, barely steady; No. 2 yel
low, hf'c. prompt shipment.
OATS Spot, weak; standard, 57kc; No.
3 white, KV; fancy clipped while, Vt"f
6?kc
HAY-Steady: prime. $12S; No. 1. $l,20fl
1.22k; No. 2. tl.1MTl.17k; No. 3, II.OMjl.-.OV
ihlpiliitf, HVifl.OO.
IlOI'H Firm; state, common to choice,
114. 10W13c; 1913, nominal; PHCiftc coast,
1914, lli14c: 1013, 10c.
HIDES Firm, Uogota, JAJiaic; Central
America, 27c.
I.EATmKR Steady ; Hemlock firsts,
22c: seconds, 3"4iaic.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady : mess,
$111.6019 00: family, $21.003 f23 .00; short
clears. $19.50121.00. Beef, quiet; mns.
tlH.ootiiS.DO: family. l9.KOnO.&o. Lard,
weak: middle west. $.6r&J.).
TALliOW-Dull: city. 5ti; country.
5i6W; rpetMsl, 6kc.
BUTTER Firmer; receipts. 13.968 tubs;
creamery extras, 2&329k". firsts, JC'((T;kc;
seconds. 24('25k-
KOUS Steadier; receipta, 20.7M cases;
fresh gathered extras. 2?ft24c: extra firsts.
20fT21c; firsts, 1Hg19kc; seconds, lkflltc.
CHEF.SK Weaker; receipta, 2.R94 boxes;
state whole milk, fresh twins and flats,
specials, colored, l&kc; white, 15k616kc;
white and colored, average fancy, loklT
like.
POULTRY Live, firm; no prices quoted;
dreased, quiet; western frnxen roasting
chickens, WO&c; fresh fowls, 13k81kc;
freh turkeys. Iced. lVii!17c.
I .
Kansaa City tiraia ana rroTitiost.
KANSAS CITY. July . WHEAT No.
2 hard. $1.2701.30; No. 2 red. $1 .lai.30;
July, $L01; September, 96k; December,
Dec
CORN No. 2 mixed. 71ke: No. 1 white.
75c; No. 3 yellow. 76ff7&kc; No- '
74Vc; July, 71kc; September, KTkc; Ueceut-bei-,
tlSc.
OATSNo. 2 white, 4Sktc; No. $
mixed. 43kA'44kc.
BUTTKR Creamery, 37c; firsts, 25c;
seconds, ;:3c; packing, 19k-.
KOJS Firsts. 16c: seconds, like.
POULTRY Hens, lie; roosters, c;
brollera. i:y20e.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July $. WHEAT
July, $l.:4k; September. $1 10k; No. 1 hard,
$1.38: No. 1 northern, $1.27kl&'1.37k; No. t
northern. $1.24 Va 1.34k.
Fl I-R Unchanged.
BARLKY 3i3SrC.
RYE-lllOifl.U.
I BKAN-$2.jr.
CORN No. ! yellow. 7iv,r7!kc
OATSNo. S white, 4Vo4oc.
t. Loals tiraln Market.
fT. LOUIS. July . WHEAT No. t
red. new, $1.111. a, old. II ; No. 1 hard.
nominal: July. $1.0lS: September, k.
CORN No. 1. 76k: No. 2 white, 70'(xC7c;
July, 74kN September, 71c,
OATS-N'o. $, 4c; No. $ white. 6Jc.
Llvernoel Qrala Market.
LIVERPOOL. July . WHEAT pot
No. 3 Manitoba, lis 4kd; No. 3. lis 2kd:
No. 1 northern. Oulutn, lis 3k4; No. $
hard winter, lis 4d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, s.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Bffvfs Ten to Fifteen Cent$
Higher and Otheri Steady
Lamb i Are Lower.
HOGS ARE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
SOUTH OMAHA. Julv . l!l.v
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Monday t holiday)
Insinuated Tuesday ... 4.000 9.300 IS.IxW
Two davs this week. 40 9 ) n.W
"ante days last week.. H.437 1.
Same days $ wks. ago. 9.?. M.'ll 19 1M
firm days S wks. so.lo..07: is.017 62M
Sm day 4 wks. ago. 17. M7 S.K-l
The following tabie ktiowe the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock maiket for the last few days, with
comparisons:
fate. 116. Hint, ims ;i913 1'J11.I1910.1Q.
June IT
June Mi
une ),
June p
June fll
June Ul
June jtil
June 34i
June 25 1
June M,
June ?7(
June 23!
June 20!
June (0
July 1..
July
July $.1
Julv 4.1
7 2.k;
$ Obj t 0
$ lj $ $3j
$ $0 $ 41
$ 21) $ 40'.
$431
$ tV
$ (4)1 $ 44
7 lt
T $31
$ 111 21 7 61
n i
jk
'a80!
7 41
7 . $ 92
7 t 9l
7 401 i 131
t !M
I -i
J 4C i 14.
J , I
7 3 $ 12
T 30 4 14,
7 Mi i
7 14 6 181
I 6 30
T 29' 6 38,
7 :
7 3
1 0H
T $42
4U
1
T M
7 k
9 11.1 7 46
24, 7 40
T 17'k 3 091 I il'
I K"t 5 II. 0 .
9 zni
T 43
' Sl'kl
1 62
$ 4t
$
7 M
7 $4
7 2
7 W
7 1
7 tJ
$ 16
IN
7 3C',.
7 24k1
7 34kl
7 42'.
7 Vki
7 kl
00
3
9 03
$ w
3 Til-
3 11
$ Hi
$ 61
t 17
1 tii
t 2U S f.S
3 III 691
7 IS1 4,
7 7
I
July B.
Julv ..:
71
7 23
2ai
f 331
i
$ K, '
I Wi
$ al
Sunday. Holiday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CAR.-.
Cattie. noga Sheep H r's )
. M. & St. P 7
Wabash I
Missouri Taciflc 1 .. I
Union Pacific S Pi R 4 1
C N. W.. esst.. 7 2T. 1
C. at N. W.. west.. 2" 2S I
., S. P., M. & O.. 6 4
C. H. Q . east ... 7
C, B. g., west.. X7 2
C, R. I. P., east.. 14 K 2
Illinois Central .... i 3
Chicago Ot. West.. 4 1
Totsl receipts ....182 I in in II
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris Co Mi! 1.01!) 1.00
Swift & Co Ml l.l.Vi 4,2.17
Cudahv Packing Wo 15 S.:77
Armour & Co 75.1 1,47:1 2.214
Schwartx aV Oo
J. W. Murhpy l.SfiS
South Omaha Packing.. 9
Armour, Sioux City 4ft
Swift. Sioux City l.Mn
J. P. Co 14
iW. B Vansant Co.... 3
Hill Son l
F. B. Lewis 131
J. B. Root & Co .14
J. H. Bulla 1
L. F. Huss 41
Roeenstoek Bros H"
Werthelmer & Pegen.. :t
Sullivan Bros 41
Rothschild 9
Mo Ksn. Calf Co. 44
Hlgglne 4
Huffman "
Roth X4
Meyers 1"
Olasaberg 9
Tanner Bros 17n
John Harvey I Ml
S. & 8 242
Denia and Francis .... 23
Other buyers 257 ... 2.843
Totals 4,414 9.422 13,73s
CATTLE There was a rry llbersl run
of cattle this morning, considering thst
It waa the day after a holiday. There
were all told 17U cars reported In the
yards.
The market opened early In the morn
ing, buyers being In the saddle In very
ood seaaon. Bveryone seemel 1o want
good heavy beeves and the market on
that kind was sotlve and 10c. some would
any 10815c higher, than last week. The
less desirable kinds and even good kinds
that lacked In weight or flesh did not
sliow any improvement, being steady.
The beet beeves sold the highest of the.
year to date.
Cost and heifers of goon quality were
In demand and fully steady, but gratis
kinds wehe a little slow aiout moving.
There is as usual at this season a gradu
ally widening spread between the good
com fed s tuid the grassy kinds.
There were very few stock cattle or
feeders In sight and the market did not
develop any new or Interesting featurea.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
yearlings. $8.75ij0.45; good to choice heavy
beeves. $!).2oitt 76; fair to good cornfed
beeves, $8.W2.00; common to fair corn
fed beeves. $i.26f.60; good to chulee heif
ers, 17. WiS 26; good to choice cows, $3.76
4TT.60; fair to good cows, $5.7&9.7B; com
mon o fair cows, $4.00t(6.7&; good to
choice feeders, $7.0i(f).a0; fair to good
feeders, I7.avtf7.60; common to fair stock
ers, $o.50pS.60; stock heifers, tb'.'al. 03;
stock cows, $5. SOU'S. 30: Hock calve. 3A.O0
tTi.fc); veal calvea, 18.0006.75; fat bulls.
Stags, etc., $6 2fyg7.2f.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. Nj. A v. Pr.
14 938 8 25 20 121 I
30 10X8 8 75 23 10WI 9 2
X 17 8 76 37 1420 2F.
21 1114 8 M. 20 11X4 9 30
48 11X4 8 K 43 ..
1280 8 HO 11..
23 1140 8 !0 40..
46 123. 9 00 81..
1240 30
1014 40
1308 50
1317 9 oil
9 i
YEARLINUS.
740 9 Oil
S64 9 2o
19 1283 9 00 22
STKERS. HEIFERS,
8 868 8 76 16-
709 8 80 43
19 780 8 MS 18
. . bS3 9 26
HEJFERH.
1 700 4 60 19 $35 am
( CC8 t So 10 746 75
7 778 6 16 8 928 7 00
(40 40 3 745 8 00
CALVBB.
4 237 $ 00 1 160 9 60
19 308 $ 60 1 170 ia
$ 1KB 8 60
BTOCKERS AND FEEDERS
11 740 6 28 861 7B
1 m0 W 7 567 7 10
4 7J7 6 (6 10 "773 7 25
HOGS Receipts were rather moderate
for a Tuesday, the total supply amount
ing to only about 122 cara, or 9,800 head.
Thla Included a consignment of. twenty
three cars direct to a packer from an
other point. Today's tun shows a falling
oft of 11,000 head, aa compared with the
first two daya of laat week, and la only
about half aa large aa a year ugo.
The shipper trade, which waa the only
redeeming feature of most of last week's
markets, didn't show much fire this
morning. A good deal of last week's
sharp competition was lacking, and
prices were no more then steady, to, at
ine ouiaiae, a nicsei nigtier man at asmurj
day's close. Most of the shipping hogs
moved at fl.Hraft&li, with tops as high as
$70.
Packers were alow In starting, and
while their early offers were a nickel
higher, very little business was done, aa
salesmen were asking a 10c advance.
When first hogs finally soldi It waa on a
6410o higher bests, but only two killers
got In at thsse figures, the others stand
ing pat on their early bids.
In the end the big bulk of the hogs
moved at US0k higher prices, although
acme sellers were splitting hairs and call
ing the killer trade no more than a big
nickel up. Most of the killer sales were
made at $7.2Mi7.30, with a sprinkling of
shippers on up as high aa $7.0, the top.
On the extreme close things weakened
off, and some undesirable stuff, as well
aa a few loads of decent hogs, would not
bring much over steady prices.
Hli. Pr.
u..
38. .
80..
83..
26..
101.
81..
$..
...167
7 60
7 5
80...
78...
US 130 7 36
...m
...310
.Til
.23
80 7 .'16
40 7 27k
7 62 7.
40 7 66 2 & ! 7
...302
...163
... 7 66 67 22 80 7 30
... 7 V) 8 277 80 7 A
.190 120 7 0 37 too 40 7 26
.361 ... 7 40 3 26 ... 7 k
ZM ... 7 40 301 V) 127k
ft 26 80 7 46 M 278 80 7 Jft
SHEEP The largest run of sheep nad
lambs to show up since the first Monday
In April arrived thla morning, about forty
nine cars, or U.u0 head being received.
There being no market yesterday, ths
run for the week to date Is 8.0U0 smaller
than a week agu, 1j lighter than two
weeks sgo and over 6.Uju short of the
same days laat year.
In view of ths heavy local reeeipte and
sharp declines In pries at other points
buyers started out dsmandliig 36c con
cessions on lambs. Sellers were not will
ing to tske off this much, but packers
had things well in hand and when the
bulk of fie lambs finally started tn move
tt wss at flsuns thut were anvnaj lfc'u
2.V under last w.-ek s close The d s
top wss t .Th, s aKalnt $K' 'V last I'll
day. whl'e must of today s offerlitas were
cashed at a apreed of 19 f(f!.. ljuailiy
not cuiisldnrcd ns aomi hs m 11
Frlilav After first sales were made the
movement llveneHl up somewhat and a
fair clearan.'e was msdc Ir decent season
Aged sheep were in t-ompuratlvt'ly Imlit
stipplv atsln ttils morning, and conse
quently sold at nencrallv tea1y pilces.
Three load." ot wethers thst Included .
sprinkling of esrlltigs moved at t. iw
There was nothing choice In the line of
ewes here, beat on sale bringing $ 60.
Quotations on sheep snd lambs: l.amla.
good to choice. fct..'ut 7n. fslr to good,
lambs, feeders. 17 2.a7.nt). yetr
llngs. fsir to choice, $i.fttmf7 io, wethers,
fslr to choice. It. .'vit . 7T ; ewes, sood to
choice, $5 3Mt.; ewes, fslr to good. $4 26
26.
lll 4t;tl Ml G STOCK l tRKKT
Cattle r'lrm Hobs Mrm fheep
I nseltled.
CHIOAOO. July fl CATTLE- Receipts,
2,000 heat: market firm; native beef
steers. 1. SMf -10.20; western steers, 7 . 2n4$
ISO: ows and helfent. $3.3Mi9.W. calves,
$T.;4iK)76.
HOOK Receipts. .00o head, market
firm: hulk, 17 4ntjf7.70; light. 17 t.u 7!-'k.
mixed, 17.aMiV.lv. heavv. $;.OiWh7.7i. rough.
; iwti7 20: p.gs. !t;..-d;.''.
SIIKEI AXU 1. AM HH-Receipta. 1S..mn
bead: market unsettled, sheep, $ TNiy
6.S'., lambs, $7.0ua.75.
SI. I.oels Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, M11, Julv a. CATTI. re
ceipts. 4.0; market higher; native beef
steers. $7.frf 00; yeavllngs steeds snd
hellers, tVuSjP 40; cow. Ji, t,m.o.i. stock
era and feeders, i KViiH 26. southern
steers, $f..2fyjw ; nativ e calve. $ i(t
10. W.
HtailH Receipts. 4.700 head, market
higher; pigs and lights. $rt.MVy1.87k;
mixed and butchers, S7.stf7.97': good
heavy. $7.taJi'7.liO.
8I1KBH AND IA M llS--Recelpis, tt.!W
head; market, lower; clipped nstive mut
tons, lo.ooijfvt'i; clltMwd Ismhs. $7..Wti
.;". spnug limine. i7..'ti9.76.
Kansas I It y Live atoek Market.
KANSAS PITV M. l.ilu 1-i'lTTI I.'
Receipts, 7,201) head; market higher;
Crime ted steers, $H..ill.7.i; riressc.l beef
.M); cows. $4 fiir7.7S: r Iters, It'ow.W;
stocKers ana teeners. tMi... Pulls.
$.76tr7.36; calves. W.iaVti 10.26.
H MIS-Recolpts. U.OOO head. market
h.vhf.r t.ollf T TA.i 7 t,..u.v t-
"I: packers and butchers, $7.ijw7.75.
f'HEEl' AND LA .MB 4-Sheep, stearlv.
lambs, 25c to fA viwr: lambs, Jr t3f
! 1.0: vearllnsa Sft hVriK iV i(h..r. Il; Mr
67.'.; ewes, $."i.2ri(a6.86.
Sioux (II, Live Mock Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Julv 6. -CATTLE-
Receipts. LnOl) hend: mi.i-ket ateailv rim -
live steers. $7.104.M; hutchers. (o.25i
$4.33fI4.7I: calves. ls.0n$UTl; bulls, stags.'
- Al"Aft
CI' 7H.'atnij .n,
ri'.i.i i iirnt j , at.PiJ ., mi Aril. 4,.sr,
hKht. $7.1v(r7 .20: bulk of sales, r.Utt7.3ti.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. Ltfl
head
oa.1i- li,a. t - silAWT -",, - ..,UaJ t" 'Vl., 1.1-
l.lve stork In Maht.
Receipts of live stock nt the five prln
rlpal western inarketa yeatenlay:
f'alllc Hogs, shoeu.
South Omaha 4,(ki , n.."i
4"hicago i 8. ) 1S.(io
SI I.oiIm l,.:) 4.7K1 .!K1
Kansaa citv I2.
sioux tliy 1."co 4.om
Totals I.ooi' 38,- n,X)i
St. .Inaeph I. Ire "lock Market.
PT JOSEPH. Mo.. Julv .-CATTI.H
Receipts. l.iOit lieail. mark' higher;
steers, $7.buii9: cows ami hetors. tl.iOf
S.-"t: cslves. $8.rtii!50.
IKMH4 Receipts. 4,no iiesrt; niaikel
hlsher: top, $7 70; bulk of ssles. 17.4iVil7.iv,.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipta 3.000
hea1; market alow; lambt, fJ.no'oH.Tri.
Local fttocke and nomls.
QunlalliriM ftirnlaheri br Burn. nrlnkr A o.,
440 Omaha National hank building :
Uirka Mid. Akad.
Am Hniall. KeriirlllNi. pfil A III ls
Barkers' Mnrtsag ltan. par ?n 14
ltv Natlnnal hank. uoiBha inn
Cnntlnantal Oaa a K . pld aA
Falrmonl i"nmfry 7 pr rent pfrl . . im Ml
lleralil Htllldlns. 4 per rrnt prrtarred iis UM1
l.ea llrnnm at lnlir. pii nf, ino
Mountain HtulM Tnl IM 1,1,
Omaha '. n. Ht. rly., pM -A 72
Omaha a C H. Hj. A B . pfd lis 47
Psalke Hraln. pt
1 nlon HtfH-k Yarda atock fll 7
Swift to., pfd llli, 1 1 j
Htate Hank. Omaha ill
Sultrgfr a Co. 7 per cent pM.... W l
Rloui t'lty Stock Yarda, pfd W'i
Ronda
Cudahr raiklnf Oo. U. 1124 Ifrt 1004,
Tltr Natloiml Pank Building a . k
(Vmtln.nlal O. 4 K 4s. 1t:7 IJL,
Pai Motnra. la.. 4s, im:5 lu 10'J an
llundaa. Nth. Munlr. B(s, 1M0 HU.7S K1 20
Kan. City Mn.. Brh. Il 4V,. IMS.. Ilnl It nil il
Knox t o., Tann . 6a, l24 in; an inj si
Ijoulalana 4a. 12fl.. n14 tnst
New Riate Talpphnna 6 "f. us
Omaha K L P. &a. IIU3 M :,
tmaha r. n. Bt R. 4a. IM lit
Rney Mountain Kual 6a, bonua r.n
Sioux l lty 8tork Yarda .a, ikui 4
Swift & Do. Ha, IMI tK, Vi
St. Joarph, Mo., Hr-hnnl l.lri .. liw J Jul 45
Salt Lake, Irish. W. ft ta, IM4 us
1'nlvarallT Ple. Nh.. im. Hi.... m ,3
Wichita t'Elon sxnok Yarda . ll it ino
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July . OOFTEE-The
market for futures waa uulet but steady
on a little acattered buying, which was
proba'.ily inspired b:- the ateadv ruling
of the cost and freight market and the
bullish view of the end-season statlstlea.
The CTenlnj was at an advance of 1
point and the market closed 8 'it 4 points
net higher. Sales, 6.7.10 bags; Julv, 7c;
Augu.'t, C.SSc; September. S.K'lc: October,
8.8ftc; November, fiMc; December, fi.Kile;
January. 3c; February, 8.9o; March,
Vo; April 7.ic; May, 7.1lc; June; 7.ific.
Ppot- unlet; Rio No. 7. 7)c; Santos No.
4. 9kc. t'ost and freight offers about un
changed, ranging around 8.68tjjv.00o for
Sunt! a 4s and i5o for Rio 7.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July COTTON - Spot,
quiet; middling uplands, S.fioc; sales,
bales.
Cotton futures opened quiet: July, .3ftc;
O-tober, 9.75c; December 10.00c; January
10.07c.
Cotton futures closed sleasly; July,
aKrt; October, 68d; December, 9.92J:
January, SWtd; March, lO.it'd.
I.IVKKTOili, July . ItrTTON-Knot,
steady: good middling, 8.73d: middling.
S.S3d; low middling, 4.37c. .-ales, ,irm
bales.
na-ar Market.
NEW YORK, July 8. 81TIAR Raw,
firm; centrifugal, 4.BtVfp4.S5c; molaHaes,
4(iVfc4.18. Refined, ateady: cut loaf. 7.00c;
crushed, 6': mould A, 8.66c; culiee, 8 3Hc;
XXXX Miwdered. 6.26c; powdered, S.aOc;
fine KmnKlnli-d, 6.10c- diamond A, title;
confectioners' A, 8 00c; No. 1, 5 xfte.
rugar futures were firmer on Wall
street buying due to a belief that any
change In present favorable Cuban
weather would start a vigorous covering
movement here. At noon the tone was
quiet, 3 points higher to 3 lower.
New York Money Market.
NT,W TORK, July 18. MERCANTI LB
PAPFTR 9k Pr cent.
HTERLINC1 KXOHANOB Sixty -day
bills. 14 73; demand, $4 76AO; cables, I4.77.V,
SILVBR Bar. 4c; Mexican dollara 31c.
lltiNDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
TJMM LOANS Steady; slitr days, Jkfl1
2k per cent; ninety daya. 2VVa per cent;
six months, ip-S1 per cent.
CALL MONKY Steady; high, l rr
cent; low, lk per cent; ruling rate, Vi
per cent; offered at, 11 per cent.
evaporated Apples aaa Dried Fralte
NEW TORK. July t-EVAIfJHATKD
APPLRH-Imll: fancy, 8kifr9kc; choice,
itrk": prime. 7kr7Sc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, firm; Cell
fomlna. Iktillkc; Oregon, 74ilt Apri
cots, quiet: choice 8iiHic: extra choice
8kc; fancy, IrkfllOc. Peaches, easy;
choice, 4f(c; extra chop's, fu6kc; fancy
Mk9 Rsislns. steady; loose muscatels!
ki(7Vc; choice to fancy seeded. 7k'f
8kc: seedless. $kT7kc; Indon layers.
$1.30rj1 40
nil aad Rosla.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. July -TURPENTINE
Plrm; 40c; sales. Kl bhla.: receipts,
RSI hb'a : shipments. W bbls.; stocks
tl 382 bb's.
ROSIN Firm: sales. 1.411 bbls ; receipts.
HOI bills.: shi:menls. 1,43 bbls.; stocks.
?4.$21 bbls Quote: A, Tt. $3 nr; C, r. $3.10;
E. . V. U30: O H. H . I 13' K.
1175; M. $4.38. N. $.38; WU. $ 30, WW.
to 60..
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Normal Condition$ Trevail in Re
mmption of Dralirifpi at
Session.
NO TRACE OF FEVERISHNESS
XKW Yr!l. .Inly a.-Normal conill
tuns rucXAilcl on 'the tesumpllon of
stock desllna tiHlsv, there being no trace
of the fM crishncs which nun ked Inst
Siitunlnv's ti'iiilinK .1. P Morgan's
nteaily protrirss tonnnl recovery was In
(Ivelf nn encouraging fa tor ami the de
cision of the feleral court exonerating
the Peadlng company from nnv violation
of the laws governing Us relations with
1 etisl suhsitllMrles helped to ereste a
more cheerful tone Resiling wis the
most active of the speculative favorites
Soon HilvsiKlug 1 point with gains of I
to 3 points In niimcmun rsliuay and In
1ustili hi ai'-iNliles soon came for
ward. Ilcthlehem Steel. Rnldwln locomo
tive and a few others of tlint group rising
from i to 4 points Untied Ststes Steel
whti h was regnnhvl n somethlnf of a
market barometer opened at a sub
stantial rive soon InrrvaetnK Us gain
at IV
Ken St. Paul snd United Slides rub
ber. Inst week's ilepl-esslnc festures,
ivcorilod iibstnnll.'il Itillliil advances, but
in the ease of the lotiner this wss soon
lost on a recurrence of the recent selling
Cnnndlan Pacific also tienHn to manifest
signs of pressure sml bv midday a large
part of the csrly ailvnuie Mas lont.
In the final hour fresh Hnulilntlon of
St Paul Canadian Pacific and Missouri i
Pni ltlc tesultisl In reneisl recessl Mis snd
mi Irugulsr close. St. Paul fell 1o M.
n new low record, and Missouri Pacific
at IV alo made a minimum quotation.
Total salon amounted to lEK.imo shares
Korelcn exchange beenme atrotig ns the
lay procressed, larcely as a result of an
Inquiry for bills on London. Continental
remittances held si or above lasl week's
final quotations. Canada contribute,
pn.W to our gold simply snd minora of
additional ImportK from France wore
iignln current. Negotiations foi a new
Hrltlsh loan to be kiken by Amerlcsn
bankers were lield In ahevance. pending
ue eioiimcni anroati. i
Seveuil favorable rnllnav atslcments
i oi nun i' or it'i'iiiiti, i in I ii. ois
Louis snd Ssn Francisco, which made net
In ri nse of li"n im. Norfolk Western,
$'HMti, anil -Ire'it Noi l hern. tn:'.ft.
Future or foreign selllns. smounting
approxlmntely to $iKI.0tiu wss the fcstuie
oi the bund market Total wiles, par
value anti cgsteil ..M70.tv
I'nlted Stales tionds iinchpiitcil on call.
Nutnber of aalea anil Iradlnt quotation! on
Sals 14 1 ell . I rfiw tnmp
Alasta OoM . 4a 37 i
Ania iRsinalil fiiper . . I.lin 7 'V 7't '1
AllierlrHIl KM Suaal I. Mil 4v, 41V, 4V,
Amerlian (an t.am S 'i
Aiueil.an S. It . 7' T', 7
A merles a 8. K s44 iate
Am. Huaar Itennlag ... lH
Aimrhsii Trl Tal . . 7(W KIS Ul IW,
Ainerlran Tihum Sift
AnaeoHita Minlnt l.Tue in, la V
Atrhlaea I losy 1
llalllmnre Oht.i A) 74, 7 7
llrm'klrn Huplit Transit 40,1 41', ;i,
California IVtmlnin ... I4i
l annillan TarlUe S.ann 1444, HiS !-'.
Central lallier . .. . t . i-Oti 41 40 40V
lliesaieAka a tUilo 700 9s X4, rYi
I'hlessn 4 W .... II
fhl.aao. M Ht P 11.1'in an, Il
4-hieaa.i N. w w i84 Iti 1 7iv,
I'hlnn ("upper .r 4S4, 4M 441,
l'.ilrfl,i Fuel ( ten.... 4.M 11V, l, I:'
Colora.ln a Southern ?x
IVeiivsr a ftln llranila .VI,
Praver S It O. ptil I1,
lilmlllers' SriurlllM .... ) '.'It, :'S
Krle 1. tS ; rjtl,
I tellers I Kleclrlr ... I. KM K't IT
(Iivhi N.irlliern pf.1... ni III', 114 Hi',
tlrrat S tree elfa 1 ) sv, i S
Unaaatiheiin Kiplnratlon . SiM) 4.t4 l Atv,
lllliinla Central ... VKi
IttlerhoroMRh Vat. pfrl . . THi,
Inspiration t'nppar XVI Jl Hi II
InltrrtatliinAl llarvaalsr tl
Kan. as Cltir aeiilham 44V,
l.elnih Valla, ann 4.,i, n;i, a
l.'iilnvllla A Naalirllla .. rmi IH, H4 Ills
Vteitten retrnlaum .. . I ion tl, 741, 74
.Miami I'oppar : sun LIV, ?R JN
MHMiurl K. T A (4, ts S
Ml.wiurl Pai'llli ft .61") V 4S (
Nailnnal Mlw-uit HiW
Niillnnal lvsnl
Sevaila I'oppw Inn I4'a 14' I4
New York I'enlral l.len Nftv, 141114 km,
N Y, N 14. 44 im 46V, 14 44i
Nnrfnlk Wrilern k) lnj, lan, ini,
Purine Mall I.i0 :'4 Vi Jjv,
IVnnsvlvanla I.M 104', Ifej', in:.',
rnllnian Palaea rar 144V,
Iltav fan. (upper Inn 13 3lt aJV,
lUartina 17. inn us 14-S 147V,
Kepublle Iron A Hleel 3 0 :ov, ;i,
Mnrk llnnrl (Hi.
Ilm k lulaml Co. pM
Kl. U A H. K. 14 pfil
Sciiitiem I'aritir 2mm ',
Kniithsrn Italla-sy 4on 14X4
Tenneaaea Coppar
T
'
)4"
1V
i;;i,
Mt
Tavaa company
t'nlon rai-lfle
t'nlon Parirtn pfd...
1.700 l.'H IS7V,
1 11 urn Mimes yieel 11 mo i an mi
I s. Sieel pfd m tnsv, inna, i(ris
I tah copuer j.nm t j ,71,
Western In inn as
w rstlnshousa F.le. trio .. 1 4nn 9,4, um i
Montana Power 10.1 4n 49 411
Total aalea for tha day. 117.000 aharea
OMll4. :r.M;rI. MAflKKT.
Bl.'TTEn No. 1. 1-lb cartons, $lc; No.
2, '10-11). tubs, 29c.
CHEEBF. Imported Swiss. 3?c; Amer
ican Swiss, lltkr. block Swiss. Zlc; twins,
li'.Sc; daisies, 17'c; triplets, 17'e; Young
A merles. ISc; blue label biiek, hic; llm
burner, 2-lh.. 20c; New York white, 18c;
Imported French Roquefort, 40c.
FISH Trout, He; IsiK" crspples, 14c;
halibut. 13c; channel catfish. 14c' herrlnar.
7c: codfihh, 14c; mackerel, lie; salmon. Itic.
PWKWr rOTATOKB-Kanaaa, 12 7B bbl.
Wholesale prices of beef cult effective
April 26 are as follows:
HKI.F l'l!TH Rlhs: No. I. 174o: No. 1
17Vo; No. X. lac lilns: No. 1. !4c; No.
i. li)Vc; No. S. 1HV'. i 'bucks: No. 1, lO'fco;
No. liil,!-. No. .1. 9V. Hounds: No. 1,
14Vc; No. rj, Hc; No. i. 13,o. I'latea: No.
1, 4c: No. 2. svc: No. 1. ac.
I'UI'l.THY Urollers, t6c; sjprlnc chick
ens, Ine; hons, 14c: cocks. S'c; roosters,
bVjc; stafta, S'4c; ducka. 15c; tteese, 10u;
turkeys, 1.19lrc; plfreont. per dos., 60c:
ducks; full feathered, 10c: aj.-ese. full
feathered, $c; squabs. No. 1, $160; No. 2.
$iitr
IiVult and vsgetalns prrces furnished by
GIlHnskl liTult company:
FRUITS Oranges, California Valen
cia, Pius. 12s. S24a and 30t)s, $175
Ier bos: 150s and 2Ma, $4.00 per ho;
17s, 300s, litis and 250s, $4 2.1 per
box. lemons, ettra fancy flolden Howl,
r(H and ftiOe. VM per box; Hunk 1st,
iri.uO per box; Hed Hall, $4.t0 per
drape fruit. Chase hr'and. 4fis. $4.M
.ox 64a $...00 per bos. lecl,luoua
box.
iK'r bo
fruits, apricots, $1.27 per crate; California
peaches. W)c per crate; Tragedy prunes.
11 M per crate; large, red and green
plutna. 11 2.'i per crate; medium green and
red plums. $l.lf per crate; California
cherrlea, 11. 7S per crate; home grown
cherriea. .'i0 per crate. I-oKanlierrlea,
California, $2.(V) wr crate. liasplierrles.
red. $2 r1 pe-r crate. Hananaa, medium
fruit. 12.0trW2.25 per bunch; .(umbo fruit.
Changutnola and Port Union, 4c per lb.
Cantaloupea, pony, K4-crate, 12.25 per
crate; M -orate. 12.00 per crate; standards,
4.Vcrste. 12 75 per cists.
YK4SKTAHI..K8 Cabbage, home grown
or southern, 1c per lb.; head lettuce. $100
do&en: pepiwrs .VOn bssket; lesf lettuce,
40c dozen; tomatoes, 70c per orate: onions,
California cryatal wax shite, $l.r.o per
rrate; yellow. $1.25 per crate; new, 16c
per dozen; celery, $. per dozen; rhu
barb. $ffl4c per lh. ; cucumbers, Sic; per
basket: wax and green beans, 76c per
basket: parsley, JCo per doiun: new heals,
turnips and carrots. 60n per basket;
Sreen pess. arte basket: radishes. 30c per
oxen. Potatoes, Minnesota white, ana
per bushel: new potatoes, toe per bushel.
NUTS No. 1 California walnuts, lac per
lb.: filbert. Kc per lb; Hrsills. U',o per
lh.; l'ecsns. l-'rc per lb.; sugar walnut
dales, II 60 per box; almonds, 3tie per lb.:
MISCKMANF.fU'rt-CraPkerlack. $.1 .60
per case; one half caaa, $1.76; cornpops,
t.l.2fi (irr case; one- half case, $1.6A. Water
melons. ISc per lh. Peanuts, No. 1 raw.
tic per lb.; No. 1 roasted. c per lb.; jumbo
raw. 8c er lb.; Jumbo roasted. 10c per lb.
Honey, $4.80 -r tase. Asparagus, mar
kot price.
1
Metal Market.
NF.W YORK. July s.-MKTA1.8-lad,
$6rjii6.T7. Hielter, pot iiuoted. Copper:
dull; electrolytic, m:Bb-WS fO. Iron: Steady:
No 1 northern. iH.ut'u 16 CO; No. 2, $14 26
t14 75: N. 1 southern. $14 tOrplt ljO; No. 2.
$I3 7uj14. Tin. $:.00a.
At lindon Copier: Spot, 7$ 16a.
futures. M 6s; ulectrol) lie. 2 his. Tin:
Kfiot, 171 10s; future.1, 17 Antimony,
1J3 7s. Lead, 24 in M. Spelter, 100.
I.oudoa Stock Market.
l.flSliOS. July a.-American securities
on the stuck market were dull pending
a lead from Wail Htrwt. Only a few
markinss were recorded at unchanged
prices The closing was steady.
KHA'Klt-Itar. 'I'i 1 ld per ounce.
MoNKY-l'x per ce.il.
llHCOINT RATKti-Hiort bills aad 3
month s bills, 4'a-4i per rent
Jack Prince Sues
Chicago Speedway
for Sum of $100,000
John S. r.l.i.k'l Pi in. e filed silt In
district court sgilnst P-avId I Reed and I
The "pecilwav Ps k noe1stlon for $im.- I
0i This Is t'-e association which hnllt
the Chicago Ppeertwny
Prince alleircs that in June, If 1 4. he
was enesge,) by the defendants to build
the Chlraao Speedway at a commission
nf V per cent He alleges thst Ister the
contract wse Ignored and construction of
the Speedway proceeded without his ser
vices. The cosl of the Kpccuway, ho,
says, was $vio.niT and ha asks damages
on two counts, one against Pavid K.
Heed, president of the association, asktnx
10 per cent on the cost of the Hived way,
and the other against The Hpiedway
Park association and !avld y. Reed,
asking 10 fer tent the cosi of the
Specdwav.
MAXWELL TEAM IS
TO RACEJO MORE
Biggett Racing: Team in Country
Quits When Rickenbacher, Star
Driver Wini Omaha Clasiic.
OBJECT TO THE A. A. A. RULINGS
Eddie Rickenbacher, winner of the
Sioux City and Omaha 300-nillo
races, in now out of a job. For the
jMnxtvpll lOllipuil.v quit the raclriR
RBine Monday when lUtk end Oir
crossed the tape wlnert ot ftral and
i,irrl positions. Thus It Is that Hick
, "
must look for n new mount
Ray Hgrroun, chief engineer of j
the Maxwell company, made the au-i
nounrement Mondny that the Max-!
well team waa raring, itn last race.
And with the paining of Harroun's
team panae the biggest racing: team
In the country. Harroun has built
-even racing Maxwells and they will
rare; no more
"We are quitting I lie game because e.
cannot stand for the manner In w hich Iho
American Automobile association rules
the game. It seems thst they are dl
reeling their every move at us, and we
don't Intend to he made the goat." said
Harroun.
"For Instance, they hsve Jusl passed a!
ruling that we cannot advertise our no- 1
Ing cars as Maxwells. We must call it a
Maxwell special. Why should thst ha
when every car In our string waa made
In our factory h our own employes'.' 1
designed tha racing cart and I design the
stock models which arc plated on tha
market for sals. It la not like the firm
who buys a motor from a motor builder,
puts It In a car and calls It under his own
name. It Is a Maxwell motor, and e
should have ths right to call ft that.
Hare Only Three C ars.
"Again a factory Is not allowed to race
more than three cars In one event. If
Individuals own the cars five can be
raced. Is Is right that a factory may
enter three cars and Individuals two more
of the same make, whlla we can only
enter three? Wa don't sell our cara. we
taka cara of them ourselves and tt Is
only ressonahlo that a factory takea bet
ter care of cars and they will race better
than when Individuals handle them.
"Tn'ta the race held here Monday. The
Speedway paid for protection and dln't
get It
There tre Many Other Kan He.
Ths Amsrlcan Automobile association
and Its contest board Is not making a
move that helps the racing game and
unless some changes are made the Max
well people are through. Wa will ship our
cars hack to Detroit, put them In good
condition and cover them up. If the Amer
ican Automobile aaaoctatlon sees the
light and passes rulings which are for
tha good of tha game and not for the
bad then we will come back and do
everything we can to help It, but nut
until then."
Stars and Stripes
Lose to Krajiceks
The Krajiceks defeated the Ptara and
Htrlpes. 6 to 4, Monday. The Krajl eks
made their scores on home run drives by
Ahhniid and Iwornk. The features of
the game wore the pitching of the Roncka
brothers and the betting of Alihoud and
Dworak, Bcors:
KRAJlrKKH aag
AB H.O.A g AB M O A K.
niamer. il .l 1 I I It gtairay. if 4 tot t
O raise as... 4 0 4 tRrlns. rf...t III
A-h timid, rf.. 4 1 1 1 0O. HUeay. eft 1 t t t
Id. ban. lb... 4 111 tM'nlllaa. Ib . 4 t t 1 t
limdheck. Ill I I I IPsrlna. ... I 1 I t t
Kralil If... 1 0 1 I 0!jlamoo4. SIMM
roralt. lb.. I 1 1 1 0Vnmy. as. . 4 0 1 I t
1 jlJ"hr.r' r' ! f '? '. "' ,b 1 ! ! !
j ,fflk' J J ' J J
Tola la ....It t 17 It I Total II T 24 4
Krajiceks 0 I 0 0 1 0 0 u
Stars snd Ptrlpes .O 0 3 1 0 0 a 4
Karned runs: Krsltceks. 4: Mars and
Stripes, 3. Two-baae hit: Devlne. Threa
hasn hits: Roben, Abhnud. Home runs:
Ahhnud, Pworak. Htolen bases lllamer
(I). Uelsa, E. Btacey Kring 12). G. Sts ev,
Devlne. Hit by pitched hall: DUmer.
Krejcl. Struck out: Fy Carter. 6; by
Gray. I; by 8. Roncka. 1: by M. Ilonika.
5. Hs.es on halls: off Carter, 1; off
b. Roncka. 2; off M. Rneka. 4. Doulla
playa: Ahhoud to ttallagher, I'worak to
Roben to 1) rod berk. Left on bases:
Krajiceks, 4: Htars and 8trlpes, . Time:
.40. Umpires: Mtrasky and Morgeim n.
Wright Wins in
The Bogey Contest
One hundred and sixty players Mon
day took part In the golf contests at
Happy Hollow. In the bogey flag con
test. Oeorgs R. Wright proved a winner
by planting hla flag within eight feet of
the twentieth hole, winning the prise
preaented by J. M. Qlllaii.
In the approaching contest Thomas
Austin won with nine strokes for the
three balls, second and third places being
tied for by C. E. Reed. A. O. Klllck, W.
K. Hhafer. John Reed, George Ross snd
C. H. Marley with scores of eleven
JOHNSON AND MRS. G. W.
WIGHTMAN WINNERS
PITToBL'RfJH. July C The clay court
tennis ehamplor.shlpa were flnlkheri on
the Pittsburgh Athlctio association
courts this afternoon with the final rf
the mixed doubles, which went to Mrs.
O. W. Wlghtmsn and If. C. Johnson of
Boston, who got defaults from their op
ponents in the first round and the semi
finals, defeated Miss Snyder and her
brother, W. P. Snyder. In the second
round, and opposed Miss Clare 'asset of
New york and Percy Slverd of Pitts
burgh In the final. The Boston team was
victorious by scores of V0.
OMAHA TRACKHDRT
BY TOO MANY RACES
With Sionx City Two Day$ Ahead
and Chicago a Week Ahead Can
Entered Here Shot to Pieces.
OFFER RESTA $1,000 TO RACE
The failure ot Dario Uesta, Ralph
Mulford. HuruIp Hughes. Edwin
Hergdnll and other racers who signed
to enter tha race at the Omaha
Speedway Monday, to appear waa
re.ponslhl for considerable disap
pointment on the part of a large
number of the 30,000 persons who
attended the event. Of nineteen
drivers who signed contracts, only
eight took part In the rare.
No matter thst Kddie Rlckenbscher
drove s great race and Fddle O'lHinnell
almost ss good s one, and that Tom Orr
broke a world's record, the crowd wss
disappointed. Resta waa the big drawing
i ard. Kverbody wanted to see the fs
mous Italian-F.ngliRhinan, and they lost
their gientest Interest In the event when
he failed to sppear.
The Ss-eday associstloii lias issued a
statement deploring the condition of af
faire which existed Mondsy. "We have
heard of a good many complnlnta about
the race Monday," the statement reads,
"and we greatly deplore the fact that
those who attended were In any way dls
sstlsfled. We ourselves were In a way
dissatisfied. While the race furnished by
ttlckenhai her and I'onnell was a great
race and the competition during the first
Ko miles waa Intense as long as Chandler
snd Cooper were running, we real I re that
the people wanted to see Resla.
littered Iteeia Thousand Dollar.
'Keats was In Omaha and we tried to .
get him to rars. He Informed tie that It
would be Impossible to put his car on
the track, as It wss hopelessly wrecked
by the bsd trsrk at Sioux City Satur
day. F. J. McHhane. director of contests,
went to Houx City Sunday night and of
fered Parlo $l,tKl to merely take part In
the race lie had to refute because his
car couldn't run.
"Hughes, Devore and Keene. the T. R.
I. entries, we never heard from. We
thought, of course, not heating anything
In the (ontrary, that they would enter
as they had algned up to do so. We do
not know yet why they did not come.
The same applies to the two Pergdoll
entries. Ralph Aulford, the Mercer en
try, the Iielnse and others. The Ogren
wss smashed up In the wreck at Bloug
CH when I 'river Cox waa killed.
Too Many Races.
"The fsil thst the Chicago raoe waa
postponed a week and that flloux Clt.v'a
event was but two days ahead of Omaha
killed our chancea to hold a race with
a full entry list. Three races In a week
Is ton much for the best of cars and It
Ii realty remarkable that Rickenbacher'
Maxwell stood the test aa It did. Third
In Chicago and flrat In both Plotig City
and Omaha Is a remarkable record.
"Next yeavr the situation will be a dif
ferent one. We will not agree to any
sanction that will not allow us to have
the cara on the ground at leaat a week
before the rare, so that people may go
out and see for themselves and know Just
who will race and who will not And
we ourselves will know who will be here
and who will not. And if we do not have
a full field on the ground several daya
before the date of the race there will bo
no race.
Blame A. A. A.
"Next yesr. we believe, will be a dif
ferent matter. The American Automo
bile association ofriclals here declared our
track to be a year ahead of the car.
Next year cars will be fast enough to
race our track at over 100 miles an hour
and we will see to It that every car
which goea on the track can do a speed
of over ninety mllea an hour."
Ray Harroun. chief engineer of the
Maxwell company, detln-es that tha
American Automobile association It
more to blame for the condition of af
faire existing than the management pf
the sneedwsy. They pay the American
Automobile association money for pro
tection," ssld Harroun, "and then the
don't get It."
Alamitos Defeat
The Luxus Team
By Score of 8 to 6
The Alamitos vesterdav afternoon !.
feated the Luxus team. ? to . Dvke. who
started the gsmt, for the Luxus, wss
nriven from the box In the fifth inning.
Hollsnd. who relieved Dvke. allowed bur
two hits and struck out nine men. Ver
non, In the box for the Alamitos, held the
I.uxus to nine hits and struck out eit'al
men. Score:
AUAMITOS I.IX1S.
SDH OAK 41 HOI I
O. Suit) Ib. t Jit (Smith. If .. 4 I t I t
'". lb... I t 4 t lDewlar. !t . 1(111
Olllhan. aa. I 0 I I 1 M-1-a.W, rf 4 I 4 a
Noviukr. ib4 1 I 0 erarler. lb.. I t t S S
J SulaJ, rl.l I 10 OMluikus. as. 11111
Murr. il I I I I tTraeT. lb... I 1 t I I
Houihrtr. If I s t J OMalaadr. rf. 4 1 I 1 t
Haallman. c. 1 0 t 1 CFtuahnbrs. c 4 1 It I s
Vernon, s... 1 S 0 1 OPrka. p 1 t t 1 t
Hollas, p.. I 1 t 4 S
Totala ....IS ini4 1
,, Tniala ... It 7 r 11 I
Alamitos 0 0 1 6 0 0 0-$
I-uxus o 0 0 0 1 3 1 1
Home run: Rusheiiburg. Three-base
hit: .Melesdy. Twn-bsse hit: Novltsky.
Htolen bases Meleadv, O. Mute). Sacri
fice hits: Minlkus, iellman (2). Duxes
4'ti halls: oif Vernon, . off Dvke. 3.
Hit by pitched ball: Rv Dyke, Daught
erly. Ktruck out: Uy Vernon, S; by
Holland. $. by ryke. i. $ Ittaj : jff Dyke.
In five and one-third Innings; off Hol
land. 1 In four and two-thirds Innings.
Wild pitches: Vernon, 2. Time: :.30.
empire: Dick Klssane
PHILLY OARSMEN WIN
MOST OF THE EVENTS
PHIT.A PELPHIA, Pa.. July t-Four
New York, one Baltimore, one Washing
ton and one Pittsburgh crew won events
today tn the reople's Regatta rowed over
the National mile and a quarter rourso
on the Schuylkill river. Philadelphia,
oarsmen captured nine of the sixteen
events.
THICK," SWOLLEN GLANDS
that make a tiorae YVbteit,
Roar, hare Thick Wind
or Choke-down, cxn be
reduced with
alio any Bunch or Swelling. No blister, nt
hair gone, and horta kept at work. Con
centrated only a few dxopt required at kl
application. 2 per bottle delivered.
Book 3 K free.
ABS0RBINE, JfL,antie ptic liniment for man
kind, rcducet Cyit4,Weni, Painful, Knott
Varicose V'tmt, IJIreri. an t f - a bottle a
dealers oi delivered. Rook "Fvidenre" free
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