THK M'.VU OMAHA. Tl'KSDAV. AIL .... ISH5.
RKAli EflTAtE WKST SIDK
RQt'lTY of II X) for sale in modern cot
tage, built two years, rart rush, bal
ance trade. Address A WO. Bee.
REAL EST A l"K MIRCEI.IaAXKOUS.
OWNKK'S S.U.U'rotif 6-roora mod
ern cottap.es. coat ffi.400. To raise money
will take $4,100. dealest utirgam In the
city. Address, A , Bee.
MARRItOR LM'r.K.
rermlta to wed have been Ispued to the
fr.1 1 e arl r, m
Name and Residence. Age.
John U Hlcx-mor, St. Anthony, Idaho.. .!
Marjf A. Kelly, OiikiIih
Mate. Votova, Omaha
Anna Kapatl, Om.iha
Ander l.aren, Omaha
Kthel Barker, Omaha
Frederick F. I'm. Omaha, over
Carol rtutb Msrhoff. Omaha, over....
Harry M. IYiiumu. Omaha, over.,
Marry K. Mullownej, uninha. ovrr...
Jneeph Terry, Valmrnlao, Ind
Dell Barnlcott, I'ortland, Ore
Aba Wetnstcln, Oma:ia
Sony Kdelman. Omaha !
Chrla P. M. Sorchscn, Omihs
Martina C M. Feldtmnse, Omaha
David E. Johnson. Omaha, over
Anna Kennedy, Omaha, over
Henry K. Lnrgi-nt. Adair, la
Byrd Coll. Adair, la
Patterson TlayV. Fairmont, W. Va..
Nell Taylor, l.vona. Neb
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teenth and Webster.
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DR. HARRY 0. COX IS TO
BE BURIEDjMT HUMBOLDT
Tha funeral of Dr. Harry O. Cox,
brother of Mrs. Harold L. Alleman and
son of Richard H. Cox, who died at
Denver, Oolo., Friday evening, will be
held In Humboldt, la., Tuesday.
Dr. Co graduated from the Crelghton
Medical college in 1906. since which time
he has practiced in Wyoming and Flor
ida. Ho waa taken sick two years ago,
having been confined to bia bed for the
last eighteen months.
RAIN AGAIN PUTS OFF
BOOSTER TRIP TO IOWA
Th automobile boosters' trip into Iowa,
scheduled by the Commercial club for
today, has been again postponed on
account of the rain. Thl time no
definite future date ha been set,' but the
committee Is to wait until the weather ir
sufficiently settled to admit of makli't
definite plana. Reports coming to the
club early were .to the effect that rcn
waa falling all along the Iowa aldo of tha
liver from Soulx City to Kansas City.
CORBY STREET RESIDENTS
FILE A COUPLE OF KICKS
Pole with eros-anuai of Irregular tilt
So not add to the beauty of a street, con
tend oiUa-ens living on Corby Btree.t,
Ttilrty-flret tj Thirty-second streets.
Three protectants appeared before the
city council and Inveighed against th
aaaaulta being made upon their vision
They likewise complined of an alleged
error In paving the street tweni-four
feet. Instead of twenty-twn feet, a they
understood would be the width. '
Bt. Lstala Grata Slarket.
ST. IJDVIH, July 11. WHEAT -Xo. 1
red. 81 lai.20; No. 1 hard, nominal; July,
U04Se; Seplemlier, "c.
CORS-No. 2. 79.-; No. 1 white, 7JI4T79V;
Ju!y, TPe; September. 71V.
OATS-No. S. WmtilV-; No. S white. 4c.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Wheat Receipts Are Light and the
Few Holderi Refuse to Sell at
. Unchanged Prices.
REPORT EUROPEAN PURCHASES !
OMAHA. July 12. !IV
Wheat receipts rontlntied light today.
The demand for this cereal waa fairly
active, but those hjln wheat for sale
were Inclined to hold out for higher
price. Tl'e market waa quoted unchanged
to ic higher. :
not iptu-h demand for that grain and the
''III i ' . ' 1 1 l . n ri r a . m i , i i r n i . nno .
to " c 1
mcrclal '
.out Ui I
' ' .
market was Quoted unchanged
lower. The yellow grades of eomm
ei-rn commanded a premium of abo'
iv the white.
Oats remained firm and advanced 4c
over the (.notation of the prevloua day.
It liaa been reported thiit the alllea
have made arrangement to purchase
Inrge vmntitle. of new wheat Ml oo as
It arrives on the. market.
The ii Ins earning this grain to
Kuropp wM be luaded to their limit and
-.'Will probably le protected by battleships
, ion their trip across the water.
Clearances ere: v.'hral and flour
ST 1 equal to RXi.MO bu. ; corn, I.OfX) bu.; oats,
ii. : X,iv bu.
n I Primary wheat receipts were SW.flOO bn.
IS ; and shipments. 4fl.V0 hu against receipts
of 2.4ftt,0no bu. and ahipments of &,000
bu. last j-ear.
IVImnry corn receipts were 73A.O0O bu.
and shipments 6fi.l,M bu., against re
ceipts of 497.0H) bi. and shipments of 42S,-
000 bu. last year.
' Primary oafs receipts were S.ftX) bu.
I and shipments 4?0.'i00 bu., against re
ceipts or 10.W hu
and shipments of
S30.000 bu. last year.
CARI.OT RECEITTS.
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
Ht. Ixmla
Vinnlp'g
. 14
. 31
. 2 .'
. 7!
. M
. 76
1S4
118
68
Piles reported today: Wheat No. 8
hard winter: 1 cor turkey. l ..16: car,
SI. SI. No. 4 hard winter: 1 bulkhead.
l .30. Sample : 1 hulk head. 11.16. Barley
Rejected: 1 enr, file; ij, car, fiUe. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 car, 74c; H car, TS'c. No.
3 white: 3 cars. 73le. No. 1 yellow: 1
car, 74c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car. 74c; 2 cars.
7.1c. No. i yellow: S cars. 7S4c. No. 4
-ellow: car, 7Sc. . No. yellow: 1 car,
73V,o; 1 car. 73c; 2 cara. 72o. No. 1
mixed: 1 car, 73c. No. 2 mixed: 2 cara,
near white, 73Hc; 1 car, 73c; 7 cara. 7.1c.
No. S mixed: 2 ears, near vhlta, 7Sa.o;
1 car, near white. 73c; 2 cara, 72-V. . No.
S mixed: 1 car, 72Vo; 1 cr, 72c. Sam
ple: 1 car. 70c; 2 cara. 64c. Oata No.
white: S cars, 4V- Sample: 1 car, 48e.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 tur
key. Jl.3sai.37: No. 8 turkey. S1.8txHfl.3;
No.
2 hard, S1.82W1.83 No. 8 hard. Si.SOif
1.32: No. 4 hard. I1.27&1.30: No. 2 aprlng.
S1.2WB.1.84; No. 2 durum, Sl.18irl.19; No. 8
durum. 1.174(1.18. Corn: No. 2 white, TVJ,
tjnic; No. S white. 73Uc; No 4 white,
7ai73'Ac: No. & white, 72fc72e; No.
white, 71ef72'4c; No, 2 yellow. 73574r;
No. 2 yellow. 73S4'784C ; o. 4 yellow, 73
t?78Vte; No. S yellow, 72V!7314c: No. 6
yellow, 72f?73i,e; No. 2 mixed, 7378ViC;
No. 8, 72iT71ic; No. 4, Tiftnke.; No. 6
71S7JV4c: No. 6 mixed, 71H'iV72io; sample
mixed, 64ig70c. Oats': No. 2 white, 4M4U60c:
standard. 4VVP49c; No. 3 white. 4ttVi
4Hc; No. 4 white, 484a49'. Barley: Malt
ing, ftsaioc; No. 1 feed. 467c,, Rye: No.
2K 4(ff!c; No. 2 93(ir9uc. '
CHICAGO GRAIN Ap PROVISIONS
Featnrea of the Tradlngr and Cloalna:
Prices on Board of Trade.
CinCAGO, July 12. After making- con
siderable advance today the wheat mar
ket underwent a bearish reaction that
appeared mainly due to the smallneas of
the visible supply decrease. Quotations
ciosea unset r.iea, oir to j,c up, com
pared with Saturday night. Corn finished
at 1c decline to htc advance, oata down
We So. to He and provisions with lossea
of 25c to 80c. '
Discouragement on the nsrt of wheat
bulls became manifest when the domestic
visible supply total showed a failing off
of only 762,000 bushela as against 2.246,000
bushels last week. The pessimistic feel
ing was emphasised by the fact that al
though a break in value permitted the
transaction of aome export business the
amount done was not large. Furthermore
a majority of traders late in the session
seemed to swing; around to a belief that
augumented arrivals of new wheat would
soon bn on hand In Chicago, aa well as
at St. Louis and Kansas City. A 5-rent
fall In cash premiums at Kansas City
waa noticeably Influential In the selling;
tbat accompanied the sag to the low point
here.
Unfavorable harvest weather east of
the Missouri river had much to do with
the early advance In the price of wheat.
Bullish sentiment waa also temporarily
aroused by Liverpool dispatches that sup
plies to Europe did not meet requirements
and that the amount of wheat on ocean
passage should be reduced more than
5,000,000 bushela.
In the com market wet weather and
the lightness of atocka and of country
offerings tended to suppress bearish at
tacks so far aa the July option waa con
cerned. The deferred months, however.
were clearly affected by the wheat weak
ness. Oats were governed chletly by the
action of other grains. Crop reports
taken as a whole were against the bulls.
Lowest levels so far this year were
reached In the price of provisions. Liq
uidating sales so noticeable last week
were again In progress and there waa no
support to speak or except from snorts,
Closing prices on options:
Article! Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Bat'y.
1 0R
1 0Z
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
new, li. 121. 23; No. 2 herd, old, $1,324,134.
corn: no. i yeuow. tvviu'iB'ac: no.
unite, 7nWw"B,o. Oavs: No. 8 white, U?V
64c; standard, &4VaR5c. Rye: So. 3
nominal: No. 3. Sl.tl. Barley: i2'o.77c,
Seeds: Timothy. So.lMtfiO.EO; clover, $.5tJ
13.60. Pork: $14.0. Lard: $7.lar9.02. Kibs:
$.26.fl.76.
BUTTER Lower: creamery. 22fl'2Hc.
F.OQrt Higher; receipts. 13,930 esses; at
mark, rases included, 1517c; ordinary
firsts. lnHfl!6c: firsts. 1SV&I7C.
POTATOES Ixwer; receipts, 125 cars,
all new; Virginia cobblera, $1.351.45.
POULTRY Alive, unsettled; fowls, 13c;
springs, little.
Kansas City Grain and Prevlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. July 12.-WHEAT-No.
2 haid. Sl.2581.4-i; No. 2 red, $1.2y?4
1.24: July. Sl.CU1; SepltjmbeT, Ko; De
cember. .6'c.
CUKN-No. 2 -mixed. ',bW,Se: No. 3
whll, 70V; No. 2 yellow, 7.r; No. S, 7flc;
July, 72c; September. 70V; December, tu't
tilc.
OATH-No. ! white, Kc; No. I mixed,
BUTTER Creamery, 27c; first, Soc;
seconds, ifle: packing, lc.
EGOS Firsts, 16c; seconds, 12V-POULTRY-Hens,
U1itiil2L-; rooster. 9c;
broilers. 17yi9c.
Mlsaeapulii tSrals Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Julyl2.-WHEAT-July,
$1.2S-; September, l-Ui'V: No. 1 hard,
S1.42U: "No. 1 northern. $l.Slcn.4144; No.
S northern. $1.2sV3'1.3V
1. Full R-Unchanged.
B 4.RLEY- HIWlo.
RYE-ftcTfl 00.
RRAN-t'l .60.
CORN No. S yellow. 76'a77c.
OATS-No S white. 50',i50-e.'
FLAX-U.674H.ll.
I.lrernool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOU July If.-WHBAT-Spot.
No. 2 Manitoba, Us d. No. S, ll4Wd;
No. 1 northern Duluth, lis JHd; No. t
Imrd winter, lis 4d.
J -4
i " FLOUR Winter patents. 41s 'fid.
i
HOPS In London. Pacific cosst. 46.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 12. COFFEE Mar
kt for futures opened alstavdy at un
changed prices to an advanoe of 1 point
under a little further aiippott from !"
week's buyers and in tyrnpatby with
steady primary markets. There waa very
little demand, however, and prices later
broke ratiior haj-p)y under trade selling.
Wheatl T
July. 1 10 I 1 HVif 1 ORHi 1 OS f
Sept.f I 0341 1 01HI 1 2V1 1
Com I I I 1 I
July. T7V T7W 7 7 78
I Kept. 721 74 72 721 78-J
July-! 4S'' 4 4TH " 47J 47
Sept. J7HI 3d 87'4j 37 37S
Arrlaa Pork I
b 4:24 pm Sept. IS &2ti li 62 I 14 75 14 85 15 0
U" Oct.. IS JO 1 16 06 15
b 4:14 am gpf! g so 8.5JH 8 20 8 25 8 3214
Oct.. 8 67Vi! I 8 85 8 60
, Ribs I I
July. I 9 92' S92H 8 80 9 60 9t
hept.l 10 il 10 i , V , y 471 10 0b
h some thought w s xaJn-7 pur
ses In Rraxll. The close waa U to 14
oint net lower. Saiea. i;.0 baa.
.lulv
Sic: Atisuat. 7c- September, in'.
CVtober. V; November, f l'.'f; lecmhtn-,
tj.Mi ; January, tblr; February. 4lc.
Mar. Si. to: April. lV: May. T.Uivc;
June. t.lOr. Ppt coffee, quirt; :lio No 7,
;vc; ftantoa No. 4. Ne. Coat and freight
of fere were abiait unchanxed. Rto ex
change on Ixxidon was 1-iUd lower. Mil-
rct V ""'"
NEW YORK KERII' MARKET
Qootatlona of th Way Varloas
Commodities.
NKVV YORK. July 12 FtOlR Stendv;
spring ratnt!. f;.40t)ft; winter patents,
J.i.60ri TV winter atraUhla. S .r ..
WHKAT ttpol rsay; No. 2 red. S1."4V
, . . , . .
"nn . '.?,, 'J''
1 f. ivew iw
ipnrt hilled: No. I rortliem. lmluth, I
nl Ko ' northern Manltolw. I
'l.S1 c. I. f Buffalo. Futures, eav;J
U .... 1 1 . .1 V ,1 . 1 (
.. 1 - it
OIRN-Spot. I'lrtu; No. i yellow, WiclOmaha live stock market for the year to
iromnt shlnments
n A T Knnl mtuA ' tlinilr HitV..f :
No, Si white, Av; fancy C'lpped white, ie,
elevator
HAY-Flrmar: shlPidn 1100
HOPS -Firm; state, common to choice,
l!4. ionc: l1.1. nomlna
raclllo con'.
JH, lUiHc: mx avuvluc
HlDi'.ti-Stenily; BugoU
3a.tU ; Cen-
tral America, ic.
l.KATIIK.R-Firm: hcniiock
firsta.
XJc;
seconds, 8v&.Hc.
PROVISION! Tork. unsettled ;
$18.2."iilK.7i; family. Sil.tiHO;
dear, l..-.ii21.0. Beef steady;
SlS.noni1K.riO. family, $l !1?i JO.&n.
weak; middle weat, $7,i i.HO.
TALlAlW -Parely sternly; clt
nominal: country. bVd'i'c; special
mss.
short
ljird.
HCTTKR-Cnsettled; recelpla, &.133 tub;
creamery., extras. I7'-yaic; firsts, i
J7c; se.-onils, 2i2oo.
FOUS Firmer; receipts, 9.1iw cases:
fresh gathered exlraa, 22Hre.1'jc; extra
firsts, gOVtjSl'tc; firsts, Ml(tiH)c; s-conds,
17fplS4c
t:HKF.SF Weaw; receipts. 3.4SI boxes;
state whole milk, fresh flats and twins,
colored specials, lfri-i l.V4c; state whole
milk, white, lfce: atate whole milk, col
ored average fancy, l&c; state whole milk,
white average fajicy, 14W1."ic.
lMl'LTRY IMvc, unsettled, no prices
iiiiotert; dressed, firmer: wcatern lror.cn
roasting chickens. IMiIS
f,..v. r..i. 1
f..! i 12 rJ
Iced. lSVirylfiViC; fresh turkeys, Iced, 1
&1c. .
OM4.HA GKXrriaAl. MARKET.
Bt.'TTFR No. 1, 1-lb cartons. 81c; No.
S, 80-lb. tubs, S9c. -
CHKEPK-Imported Swiss. SJe; Amer
ican Salss. 26c: block Swiss. 22t ; twin.
14V,c; daisies, liVgu, triple,, 17Vc; Young
America. 18or, blue label brick, 16c; 11m
burger, 2-lb., 20c; New York white, lci
Imported French Roquefort, 40c.
FISH Trout, 14a; large crapples. 14c:
halibut. 13c; channel catfish, 14c; herring,
tc; codfish. 14c: mackerel, 15c; salmon, 10.
SWIBST POTATuEB Kansas $2.76 bhl.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts eifecllve
April 2t are aa follows:
BEEF CUTB Rlba: No. 1, 19c; No. 2,
19ac; No. !, 1HV- Loins: No. 1, HlV,c;
No. 2. 21c; No. 8, 20c. Chucks: No. 1, l-'Va: ; '
No. a, 1114c: No. 3, 11 V. Rounds: No. 1.
16Vc: No. . 16Ac: No. 3, lf'- flates: ,
No. i. 94c; No. 2, V; No. 3, 8 V. t ,
POULTRY Broilers. )o; wiring chick
ens. 15c; hens, 14c; cocks. V: roosters,
SV; stags, 8Hc; ducka. 15o: geese, 10c;
turkeys. 13iri5c; pigeons, per doe., 60;:
ducka, fuil feathered. 10c: ese. full
feathered. 8c; aiiuaba, No. t, II 80; No. 2,
Sou
Fruit and veetabte prtcea furnished by
Ollllnskl Fiult company:
FRUITS Oranges: California Valencies,
100s 126s, 28Ss, S24s, 800a, 83.75 Per box; 160s,
1100 per bo:-.; !7fiK. 200s. 21'"s, "W. $1.25 pir
box. Lemons: Kxtra fancy Oolden Bowl.
800a, 360a, 85.50 per box. Hunklst, $5.00 per
box; Red Ball. 800s, 860s, $4.50 per box.
Orapefrult: Chase Brand, 4fia, $4 50; 54s,
$5.00. Apricots, 1.35 per crate. Peaches:
Triumphs and Hale F.arly, Wr. per box;
St. John's freestone yellow. $1.00 per Jiox.
Prunes: Tragedy, 11.40 per box. Plums:
Banta Rose, $1.26 per crate; Climax, Bur
banks and Botana, $1.00 per crate.
Cherries: Oregon, $3.00 per crate. Logan
berries: California, 83.50 per crate. Haap
berrtes: Red, 82.60 per crate; black, 8.28
per crate. Blackberries, $200 per crate
Bananas: Medium, $2.00C2.26 per bunch;
Jumbo. Changulnole and i-ort 1,1 mon, ac
per lb. Cantaloupes: Flats. $1.00 per crate;
ponies. 54s. $2.00 per crate; standards.
$2.75 per crate. Watermelons, Wo per lb.
V EXj rt T A li L,r..- t.S"USHC numtiroi'ii
or southern, 2c per lb. Lettuce: Head, $1
per dos.; leaf. 4c per aos. reppers, wic
per basket. Tomatoes, iuc per oamrt.
vmions: uainorinia - w,..,.,
$1.60 per crate; Texas yellow, $1 26 per
crate; new, 16c per dos. Celery, 85c per
dos. Rhubarb.4 3S4o per lb. Cucumbers,
1.00 per basket. Heana: war ana green.
60c per basket. Parsley, 36c per raaKet.
Beets, turnips and carrots, boc per ban net.
Peaa: Green, 60c per basket. Radishes,
20c per dosen. Potatoes: Minnesota
white, 60c per bu.; new, 80c per bu.
(Asparagus, market prlce.l
N UTP walnuts: io. x, mo in, rumni,
luo lb. Braslls. 13V4o lb. fecans.i izc in.
Almonds, 20c lb. Peanuts: No. 1 raw, 6c
lb.; Jumbo raw, sc id.; ino. 1 roasiea, bc
lb.; Jumbo roasted, 10c id.
MISCELLANKOlu-cracaer jbck, per
case, $3.86; hair case, ti.io; vornpops, per
case, $3.25; half case, 41 tm. nonty, (t.iu
per case.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, July 12. COTTON-Bpot,
quiet; middling uplands, 8.90c; sales, 200
bales.
Futures opened firm; July, 8.25c; Oc
tober. 8.80c; December, 9.11c; January,
9.2c: Maroh, 9.440.
Futures closed strong; juiy, s.o:c;- 11c-
tober. 8.99c; December. 9.ac; January,
.S2c: Jlnn'h. 9.67c.
LIVBRPOOL, July II. (.-UTTUW-spot,
easier; good middling, 6.88d; middling.
6.08d; low middling, 4.S2d; sales, 12,000
bales. ,-
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 12. M ETA LS 7ead,
$5.75 asked. Hpelter, not quoted. Copper,
unsettled ; electrolytic, $19.7&ii.2o. Iron,
steady; No. 1 northern. $14. 50l&. 00: No. 2,
114.2b'14.75; No. 1 southern. $14.00$i!l4.64l;
No. 2, $18.76S14.2IS. Tin, quiet,. at SM.60rd
89.00.
At London: Spot copper. 77 12s d; fu
tures, 79; electrolytic. 93 10s. Spot tin,
171 15s; futures. 166 10s. Antimony,
126, Iad, 26 10a. Spelter, $100.
Bsgsr Market.
NEW YORK, July 12 BUOAR Raw,
easier; centrifugal, 4.85N.Sc; molasses.
4.0i4.1c: refined, steady; cut loaf, 7c;
crushed, 6.90c; mould A, 8.66c; rubes,
6.36c; XXXX powdered, .26c; powdered,
6.20c; fine granulated. 8.10c; diamond A,
0.10c; confectioners' A, 6c; No. 1, 5.8nc.
Sugar futures were quiet and 1&4 polnta
lower ln sympathy with the decline In
raw sugar. Retail ugar closed barely
steady, centrifugal. $4.83 to $4.86; mo
lasses sugar. 84.06 to $4.09.
Evaporated Apples anal Dried Frails
NEW YORK, July 12 -EVAPORATED
A PPLKS Inactive: fancy, t"Vf9c; choice,
8tV; prime. 7H0t"4h.
DIUED FRIUTR Prunes, firm: Cali
fornia. 44tfrn.: Oregona, 1Vtm0c. Apri
cots, steady; extra choice, ''fcSeOe; fancy,
!i44iij!0V. Peached, quiet; choice, 4itc;
extra choice, hHiv; fancy, 'ue.
RaiHinj, steady; loose muscatells, -it4l7V;
choice, fancy seeded. 7HiV; set-illci,
Va'7V'. London layem. II.SOfyl.40.
Weather In the Grain ttelt.
' Warmer weather prevailed in Ihe- ccrn
and wheat region during th last twenty
four hours. Rain occurred In all dis
tricts, snd were heavy st point In south
eastern Neiirssks, lows and Missouri.
Falla of tne Inch or more oscurred us
!.WcJ.n, T?" , . m ii.rt h.V
li InJ'k-Lnia. i i v i ou UaT in a"
ton. -00. Marllle, ..so rt. J'h 2.4.
. . ... ! ; .V-. v,T. '..
follows: In Nebraska Oina lis, 2.34. In
Local Fore-atr Weather Bureau.
London Stork Market.
, LONDON. Ji.lv 12. American securities
on the stock market showed very little
change. A few sales were recorded a
fraction under parity In the afirinoon.
but the lorlng was steady.
SILVFR-Bar, 22d per ounce.
MONEY m per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES - Short bills. 4 per
cent;
three months, 4 per c-nt.
' (til and Hoslo.
SAVANNAH. On, July 1?. TURPBX.
TINE Firm 84c: sales. & bhls.: re
ceipts. " bHla. ; shipments, ,:ti1 bbls.;
loks. ?1'1 Lit.ls.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 8M bills.; receipt;
789 bills : shipments, 1.H.T0 hi, I-.; totk.
4,9i9 bblH. Ouolatlons: A B. 11.05: C.
D, $7 16; E. 126; F, $3.80; O. $.135; H, I.
43 40: K. S7S: M. 11.25; N. 85.25: WO. Sa 30:
I WW. $6.50.
. '
Dry (ieaael Market.
NEW YORK. July 12 Cotton
goods
markets were generally quiet today. Col
ored good were more active. Yarns , 71
were dull and easy. Haw silk waa hlaheri44
and cantons active. Drtiss good were
fair demand. (
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET;
Killing Cattle Suffer a Sharp Reac
tion Feeders Steady Lambs
Slump Badly.
i a
SHIPPERS BUY UP TEE HOGS
SOL'TH OMAHA. July II, 1W5.
Receipts were: Cattla. Hogs. Sheep.
r ttimatB Momlny .
Same day last week.,
Pa me day 1 weeks ago.
Sams day I weeks ago
Same day 4 weeks ago.
4,016
.ii
l.TSO
R.1H
3,874 I
atno day lat year....
Holiday.
Tha following labia ahowa the receipts
lor cattle, hnca mnA HhiD at tne pnuin
oie mm comparer! witn liiei J""
llo,.
' 111 f. 1M14.
Inc.
fnttie fcJ4.i'.V 41I.K1S
Hogs IS I a 3sT l.:1,.
iBheep 1,11S.?74 1.134.1V
112.1-1
fe6,)S
1S.SU1
The follawlnc table shows
the average
Omalis live
price for hoa at the South
stock market fop the last few days.
nth
eompai isons:
' Oi
ate
I im. lil4.il13 ;i413 1UH.I111I.1I". j
June
June
June
June
June
June
July
July
July
.lulv
2u J "S,i
27t
S 7 Sfi'-i
& 74'V
7 ;4U
8 13 8 431 T ., 9 J
S 17 S 621 7 H I 121 7 U
8 lai
a ia. a l.li
I 8 44
im i
s 2.1 s Si:
7 34. us 00 7 44
7 34i ll 11 I it
I 4Zsl
7 3V
8 17! S IVi
T M So
IWltl
8 79 7 J
7 87
a a
S 89 7 71
8 W 7 76
8 78 7 "
IU In
.....
K 44
i"
8
4
6.
8 ) 8 M' 7 11
I 'ki
8 U 8 ,i 7 K,
mi a. i ..
'July
- July
July Jutv
July
' Julv
.lulv
1 S 711 7 23
I 32
.. 7 KWi S V,
7.. I 7 m 8 2
x .1 i' ti"! 8 31'
. I
101 SAH! 8 471
' 1 M
8 81
8 821 7 2.1
I. ..!
81
X
.....1
0 Xi
S 27
8 70 7 24
ll.i " (i i.l
K 71
71 I 7 301
I 74' 7 H
; July 12
M4l
SI 33 7 R
I 'Sunday
Holiday.
Receipts and disposition of live atoc.g
at the Union Stock Yards, Houth Omaha,
lor ta-enty-four hours ending at 1 p. m.
yesterday:
IIKCEIPT!4-CARS.
CatUe.Hogs.sneep.it ses.
I '.. M. St. P 17 ..
I Missouri Pacific .... 1
Union Pacific 27
C N. W.. east... 1t
C. - N. W.. west... 21
C fit. P., M. A O..
V B. 4 . east... 4
C. P. A Q., west... 3H
C.. It. I. A P.. east. 14
Illinois Central 6
Chicago O. W 10
14 27 11
23 4
27 'i '
I .. 1
'j 1
68 28 j, 23
Total receipts ...108
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Schwnrtx. A Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Omaha Packing Co,
.F. O. Kellogg
Benton. Vansant & L..
610
1,0"9
2.361
1.134
207
6S6
722
Ml
V.)4
771
2M
2.S47
38
3
58
2S
106
68
21
11
1
85
12U
4S
70
16
71
10
7
17
175
86
46
6H3
! Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
illusion A Co..
J. H. Bulla
I.. F. Huss
Kosenstock Bros
Werthclmer A Degen...
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Itothsrhlld
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Higglnn
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
Dennla A Francis
Other buyers
3.121
Totals
fllTTI .k'TIi
.4.231 6.624
7.832
week started out
with
liberal receipts, 172 cars being reponea
in. Advices from all points were very
unfavorable. Indicating a general down
wirH trinvement ln the market. Aa a
result the trade here waa slow, good to
choice fet steers being around loo lower..
with other kinds Wrl5c and. In aome
a n a a much a a attc lower.
Good to choice comfed cows and heifer
wore in fair demand at steady prices
but there were very few of that kind
in sight On the other hand, anything
lower, with some sales poea(bly a much
showing grasa waa slow and IDifjTOo
as 25c lower.
There was a better demand for stacker
and feeders, owing to there being more
buyera on hand than for aeveral weeka
back. Aa the offerings were moderate,
good steady prices were maintained. A
string of good Wyoming white face old
" 8-10-
Quotations on Cattlo-Qood to choice
yearlings, $.00fl0.o. fair to good year
lings, $H.onti00; good to choice heavy
beeves, $9.6tjd0.10; fair to good cornfed
beeves, $8.86411.50; common to fair corn
fed boevos, $7.7riiU.86; good to choice
heifers, $7.00al.00; good to choice cows,
$6.7Kd7.60; fair to good cowa, $6.004f1.76;
common to fair cows, $4.00ipS.0O; good to
choice feeders, $7.60ir.20; fair to good
feeders. W-MW-SO; common to fair
stockers. $5.505.50; stock heifers, $5.75J
7.00: stock cows, $5.50'a.60; stock calves,
4..00fr7.50; vesl calves. SS.OfcO.jO; fat bulls,
stngs, etc., $6.6087.60.
Representative sales:
DKEF STEEK8.
No.
At.
. SS
. t:
loS
. ia
.10TO
.tilt
Pr.
No.
At.
..1117
..12i.7
..1104
..1807
..1441
..1014
rr.
4
4 40
4 TO
4 74
4 40
4 40
11...
7 tm
7 Ml
I to
a mi
I 40
I 00
IS...
14...
44..
20 .
114.
I...
14...
4...
14...
IS...
4..
17...
12.
36.
I2t0
4 24
401
4 40
4 M
to
4 40
HTEe.RS AND HEIFERS.
747
(4..
. 816
11...
717
4W
, 714
t 70
0
4 IS
17.
to
830
413
14...
a...
i...
tt...
i...
...
i...
4 ..
24...
4...
I...
11 ..
s...
4...
I.. i
1 ...
1...
1...
1 ...
1 .
I..
1..
COWS.
....... 4!S 4 TiS 14 lfl, 4 4S
177 4 So 10al 40
t0 6 7t 4 1111 4 74
471 4 40 It 1017 t SB
T40 t 15 10 1047 7 00
ii t IS t 12S 7 14
741 4 It 1 120 7 14
li1 40 S 1110 7 50
WI I 40
HEIFERS.
701 It 14 7M 7 00
10 4 40 1 440 7 34
470 t 78
HULLS
W U J 110 4 74
110 4 14 1 1700 7 00
1140 4 40 1 1414 7 24
1310 4 44 4 404 7 74
i ALVErt,
M0 4 00 1 240 I 1
166 7 44 1 14 no
401 7 40 S 1 4 to
ISO 1 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDEPS.
4SS 00 41 400 111
itfo a 6n 4t ins 7 44
1440 7 2S It 411 S 16
1 .
S .
2..
HOGS There was a moderate run on
hand, even for a Monday, only about
sventy-flv car, or 6,100 head, being re
ceived. Pact is this is the smallest sup
ply for a week opener that haa been
recorded since the third week of April,
being almost &.UI0 short of two weeks
ago, but slightly larger than for th same
day lost year.
fihlpiiers were free buyers, at good
steady prices, and by the mUidl of th
forenoon they had picked up cloae to
half of the light supply. The top sho vs
a big falling off. but that la not surpris
ing, a Saturday' $7.40 load waa so far
above in) thing else. Shippers purchases
were made at a range of $i.KV7 20.
The fart that shippers took so large
ot rox-elPti . didn't seem to worrv
Inkers a bit. an they stood pat on their
, ,ow t)t.,nB ma (..piy arounj
! With so light a run, teleamen were In
With so light run, teletunen were In
no luood to niaxe anv cm h. ouni-naaimi,
and at a late hour nothing had been done
as far as pa.kers went concerned
1. auak U..11 alniiff triA'urA it,..,,, ailia,,
sellers flnsl y started tn cut loose. Buv-I
era reinaliica mail rereiit ttiruugnout the
whole forenoon and In the end carried
their point, buy In-' their hogs about 16u
lower. )liii(ers stayed till the finish, al
though they reduced price somewhat
, after l
he early rounds, ami good many
of thtl
later Durrliaxes wete uuultd as
I in.icli as a nickel lower.
! .Mom of Die killing hogs were cashed
at V.. Tn. with, or comae, a sprinkling on
rithei side of this figure. Shippers were
scattered as high aa $7 2o. which wa tlis
ton for full loads. A couple of hunches of
j sorted hcis reached fi.il. but they were
on1v pieces of loads.
Representative sales
So.
1 ..
At.
. 1.4
.147
. 7
. t 3
..!:
.is:
,.2t4
.241
..144
HS.
1-4
la
4
Pr
Ko
, At.
2-JS
tUi.
Pr
4 1)
4 H
1 4i
1 40
7 I'i
I !i
I 2
7 3n
I la
4 4
4 70
4 7i
16
77i,
4 77S
4 4
4 40
I 44
to...,
44..
71..
44 .
7t..
44..
41..
40..
24..
i 14 ..
41 ..
'47 . . .
I a .
144
!
i
-0
141
Hi
i ..
1
tn SHEEP Sheep snd lamb supplies w-r
not heavy aa compared with most of Ust
weeks ii:n, 4'.lttnaie4 I'allili', tor aru'
; s cui y -ciynt i sis. or v neil. Tnia
o cr sh.'fl cf th'- r.in iwo weeks
iiko today, hut Is more ihan iwh e n lari
as for the roryerpcndiliR cay lust ye.r.
The Oi llll)U ot the wi ek found pack
ers still In a nearlnh innod, and while up
to a late hour they had said little nnd
done lea, it was generally undcrat'Kid
that they wanted about a 4aV reduction
In lamb values. ,
Sellers, who were pricing their holdings
n a steady basis, derided to wait thlnga
out again thia morning, and as a inn-
aciiuence, nothing sold till late. For that
matter It waa nearly icon when the Ice
was finally broken, and bulk of the lamhs
started moving sea lews rd on a likii l.V
lower basis. Hulk of the sales were made
at M10, the latter figure being the
day a top on weaterns. although a deck
of nattvea aold at hiah as Ilt.ln. Oetieral
oplnkm was that duality waa hardly a
H v " hi n , . i , in... n(r.H n . ii,f.
Sheep were In very limited supply, and
these were really not enough here to
make a basla for quotations. What few
,ttu.
bum hoa were here brought good
at rung figures. Two loads of feeder year-
lings sold early at SK.Uu, and a Utile pack
age or Tat wet Here reached so. an. There
were no good ewee effcied, the best here
bringing In.ftO.
I
Quotations on sheep and lambs: lamba
c.,.-4 t hira suTrJ.aaA- l.w.v.. .i
" j 1.1.;' 1 v. " " ,
g.KXl, $v.2Mja.,6; lambs feed f .(kw,.;
yearlings, fair "h".J.5W.; eth-
. ' u Vil " . "?
to choice. So.2hajf), ewes, (sir to good. !
4; K'ti. 25. 4 i
AV. IT. 1
134 native lamhs
45
9 13
M.4HKKT
CHIC AliO I.IVK STOCK
Cattle
Weak Hons
Veak Mbeep
Weak.
CHICAGO, July 12. CATTLE R.-celpts,
2,i hrail: market weak; native beet
steers, H.7.ili 10 to; weatern aleera, $7.Jiir
7.40: cows und heltera, i3.;ki4ii.S0; calves,
$7.6' ll.t-o.
HOtJS Heci-liits. AiVOOO head; market
weak, mostly Its- lowev: bulk of sales,
$.9oii7.."4i; light. $7.2ii7.70; mixed, KH
7.60; heavy, ti.(kS(h i.wi; rougo, $ii.750 l.f );
pigs. 7.otMr7.'i. i
HHKKP AND LAMHS Hecelpts. L'.fkXi
head; market weak; sheep, $f..Vjfi 80;
lamna, 4,..f4ji,mi,
Kanaaa ( Ity Live Utock Market.
KANSAS tlTY, .lulv 12 t'ATTLK Re
ceipts. 12,6:0 head; market lowsr; prime
led sleets, $: n'u'10.00; dressed heel steers.
f7Hi1i.lkl; wt storn ateiM a, $,.6 ,i; itiwa,
S4.6iiUi.tu; lielfeis. $7.fltifit.Vi; stivkers and
tredci s. St..itlik. Iti: bulls. So.TMri.Zn: ralvea,
$6.tKKh Ht.t.
1HM1S Kece nts. R.OiX) head: market
lower: bulk of sales, $7.1orii7.4rt. heavy.
$".ii04!7.16; packers and butchers. $t.l.Hf
7.6n; light, r.3O.J7.60; l ias, tll.7i.f)7.2;i.
BHEKP AND LA At K.-4 Heceltu s. gJ'KI
head, sheep steady, lamhs Inwei; lainba.
$X.,yi(iB.36; ycarlinua, 16 fnKlil.&fl; wethers.
t.i.iijii .60, ewes, Sj.ikMR'3.ir.
8lnai City Live fktitrk Market.
Slot X CITY. Is., .lulv 11 r 4TTLK-
Itecelpts, 4,'W0 lieart- market 1,Vfe lower;
native stoers. $7.Uhi9.!io: eow-i and heifers.
$5.157 8,iH- i anni-i a, JI.WIIH.Mi; atookra and
feeders. K.&ir,:M: calves. .V0iVT,1.0; bulls,
stags, etc.. So.4iKu7.0ti.
HKW-llecc Vir. 4.010 head: market 10c
lower; heav-, S7,oni7.25; mixed, V7tj7.10;
light. h.50(ii.70; hulk of sules. t'.7Ojr).10.
SHWKH AN i I. A M lit receipts, fitw
head; ewes, S3.7.V36.,V); lamhs, $."i.Mi9.25.
t, I.nnla Live loek Market.
ST. LOIH&. July Ti. CATTLE Re
ceipts. S.4I10 head; market lower; native
ucer steers, Si.iiimili'.w; yeurllnK stera
and heifers, $H (UMifl tlO: cows. Sfi-VKT?.;
stockeri" and feeders, $5.'0'it.;3: situthern
steers, S5.Sfa-H.Hr.i native calves, Sii.OOirno 00.
UK IS Rwelpts. 700 head: market
lower; pigs and llfrhts. S6.5iitif7.l: .mlved
and butchers, $7.4.Va7.60; gtaid Heavy, $7.15
47.55.
KKP AND LAMMS Kece nts. 3.W10
head; clipped muttons, $5.0ni."i.2i: clipped
laillita, ti.ini-itci ou, lamuit, ai.ni"jiii.ii.
94. Joseph Live Block Market.
ST. JOSEPH, July 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2,500 head; market lower; steers,
S7 ui)4.75; cows and heifers, $4.5OiJ9.60;
calves, $il.0Ofll0.00.
HOGS Receipt, 2,000 head; market
steady; .top, $7.36; bulk of sales, $7.15Q
7.35.
SHEEP AND IAMBHNo receipt;
market nominal; lambs, JH.OOO.OO.
Bank Clearings .
Rank oj earing In the United State for
the week ending July 8, aa reported to
Bradatreet' Journal, New York, aggregate-
$3,360,318,000, against $3,269,183,000 last
week and S2,ra4,zt4,ooo tn tnis week last
year. Canadian clearings aggregate 4163,-
653.000. a against $U7,u2x,000 last week
and $195,044,000 in this week last year.
Following are the returns for this week
with percentages of change shown this
week a compared with this week last
year:
Cltlaa. . Amount Inc. j Dee.
New York $1,M1O.714,0iiO 18.4 '.
Chicago , I 2'.0iOM 4.2
Philadelphia 167,ul.0OO 2.4
Boston " 147.1SJ.WH 7.3
St. Louis 6C,M2,t4M 1.6
Kansas City !.lv'8,000 3i.l
Plttahurgh 4H,9Ui,nw .'.6 I
San Franclsqo 4K.12,tiO 4
Baltimore ,. 38.720,Oi 8.4
Minneapolis 17.U1.000 11.4
l trott 2S.a1.0) 31.1
Cincinnati ,in,iJ;;,ou 16. S
Cleveland ' 4,320,( 42 S
Los Angeles 2o,tl2.M! 4
New Orleans 1H.ir22.OvOi 6 1
OMAHA , 17,ii2,rt) 20.0
Milwaukee 16.i3.000, 17,1
Atlanta 12.i2i.000 2.1
Louisville !4.4i9,0oO 15.7
Seattle 7l.2tH.Os J.Tj
Buffalo 1..22a,0 M),
Bt. Paul 12.740,000 17.8
Portland, Or ,2M,0lO 30.
Denver 8 566.000 U.4
Houston 6,186.000 21.4
Richmond .148,(loo 0.8
.Indianapolis 8.614,000
Providence 10,671.000 42 6
Fort Worth 7,S56,000 3
Washington, D. C. 7,7u2,C0i 1.6
Memphis 6,24ti.0(O 11 .6
St. Joseph 7,.Mo,(lO SI. 2
Columbu .., e.aU.OHi ...... 21
Naal.ville 6V9.0UO S.7
Albany I 21.323,X 42. 8i
Salt liBka City .... 6100.000 i irl
Toledo 6.314.WH '1.7
Dea Molne ,im4,000 6.3
Hartford 7,4,iiiO 6.4
Duluth ?,346,tX
Rochaater 6.973.000 14.3
Savannah 3,M2.0no 26.0
Norfolk l,li6.tX 4.1
Spokane 3,1.16.0t 3.7
Wichita 2.2' 8.0HO .
Macon 2.236,OM VJ.S
Oakland 8 S.,0rt .2
St ranton S.,0.tt ...... 26.4
Peoria 2.M11.O111H 1.6
New Haven 4.449.OU0 1.6
Bioux City i. 12.000 4
(Jratid lusplds S 109.0 .6
Syratuse 4.170.010 U.l
Jacksonville, Fla. .. 4 &4.0xa: 11. J
Birmingham J.IW.OUO So. 9
Austin I,7M.U00 J6.1
Springfield, Mas. srm.OOO 117
Worcester !.93.00o .2i
Chattajiixiga t.lt.0W I 13.8
iOklahimui '.S'l.OO 14 W; ..... .
Dayton 2,;x),0tf 18. 6
little Rock l.'74jo 22 3
Tacoma 1,727,l.l I 17.1
Lincoln 2,4O,0ttj '1.6
Fremont 417.0ool 17 41
Iat week's
TRAINLOAD FROM FLORIDA'
TO SPEND NEXT SUNDAY HERE
A party of 150 people from Florida, en
route to th Pacific coast, will spend
most of next Sunday in Omaha, arriving
over th northwestern at 10 o'clock ln th
morning and leaving for the west over
the Union Pacific at 8 In the afternoon.
They ar traveling by special train nd
most of them com from Jacksonville
and vicinity. Their Itinerary provide
for dinner and an automobile rld her.
MAN IS KNOCKED DOWN
BY LIGHTNING FLASH
When 8. T. Myers, 1515 Burt street,
arose to shut th south window In his
I room at 1 43 Monday morning, lightning
j struck the house adjacent snd the re
I hound knocked Mr. Slyer down snd daxed
his wife and four children, who war ln
tha back part of th house. Mr. Myers'
house wa damaged to th extent of
about fioo by th flash.
NEW YORK MOCK MARKET
Steel TsJkes the Led tnd nn Ad -
vance Noted Generally All Along
the Line of OffeTing-s.
aaasssvaaaaaasm
GOOD-SIZED
BLOCKS ARE SOLD
From an Irregular and lvet.li ant openlmt
tiHlav's etoek market graduallv turned
strong under the lead ol I nlted States
Steel and the sivK-all-d wsr Isanes. In
which some notable gains were recordel.
with a new high pricf for Hethlehem
Steel at 17H. The feature of the final
hour, when the day's hlgheet quotations
were recorded, was the Insistent demand
Inr 1'iiilnH Alata Steel, which chanted
handa In Individual lots of I.Onu to 4,rA!he following month
1 ahsres at the best price In soma clavs.
tteel strength was attributed mainly
to Ita favorable June tonnage statement i
Issued afler last Saturday' cloae, but,
the large short interest In aharea i
tui.. Amencan Can waa another active j
ndustrlaJ. ranking a 1 moot second lo Hied 1
"
war snares were eonaieunua tnrougn-
01 tn. ,vwlon albw, demand 10, ,
thplM lMtuvn ua, none of the wonted pro-.
'""Iomi character. Among the morn relatives
.,rti-i. ..1... 1.. n.i. im.fi.'" "'"
, an Coai PmtiiuMa. la.lnts: tieneial '.
Mnlnr and N'w Vnrk Air ltrake 10 ra.'ll. .
I and Hethlehem Steel, 4. Vailoua oilier,
ninumrvsis ana equipment coming wiimnt. , , . .
the scope of war Issues rose 8 to 8 points. ' been transferred to the south side tils
There were no especial developments to' triet since consolidation, la putting th
account for today s sharp advsnre. In . local fire laddies throuyh their paces
(Kilnt of fact th market a rebound Prtv). ' hi.,ii,..i. i,i ,
tthlv resulted mainlv from an ove, - Coyle la r mo disciplinarian besides hem j
extenaloti of bemrlah commitments, n.'a first clas flremnn. Commissioner
gather w ith tha belief that dlflereni .s i
between W ashlngton snd Berlin sre 11 K
to be adjusted in orderly faahion.
Repreaenlatlve railway shares were un
der pressure during the arly part of Ihe
dav, particularlv Canadian Pacific, Union
I'aclflc and Heading, thu latter evlncinu
marked heaviness. Theee sttn-ks, ns well
as others of lesser prominence, more thsn
retrieved their losses later, Canadian Pa
cKlv especially being sxsisted by denial
of reiwrts that the British government
contemplates the nationalisation of that
property. Total sale of stovks amoiintvd
to K6.000 shares.
There waa further selling of bonds fir
Europe, but these offerings mad only
a slight impression on values. Tt.tsl
sales, par value, aggregated 81.83O.0O0.
1 nlted Slate bonds were unchanged on
.call.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. July 12. MERCANTILE
PAPER 3jej per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOEHO-day bill,
$4 71c; demand, $4 7; cables. $4 7785.
SILVER Bar. 47Hc; Mexican dollars.
34
ItONPR aovernment, ateady; railroad,
steady.
MONEY-Tlm loans, firmer; 80 day, 94
per cent: 90 days, 2 per cent; six months,
Wflii per cent. Csll money, steady; high,
2 per cent; low, i per cent; ruling rate,
2 per cent; last loan. 2 per rent rloalng
bid, 14 per cent: offered at 2 per cent.
Closing quotations on bond today were:
U fl. rf Si. t.'... 47 'Mo. Paa. er. M... M
do coupon 47 N. T. C (lab. 4a. ...101
V. 8. K. re 100U K. V. oil, 4H....1D114
eaitson
. . f-i. piiifl ata....iw ,
..lot N. T., N. H. H.
. . I10a ft. u .....lWH
V. g. 4-. n
4n enupna
Panama Is raupo
liiNo. ractne 4a ...... aos
Am. Hmaiisrs as . . '!'n"
A T T . 4Vfca. b O. 8. L, rat. 4a.
Armour V 441. Tao T. T 4s.
41 1
444
474
: at.Maon tm. 4a.... MtaPann. son. 4Ws..
.14
Hal. Ohio 4a S4 1o ten. 4Va 4Tti
(n. Psrltlc lat , naaaing ara "
' rii. A Ohla 4a.. UH4. U g. F. r. 4s 4H
1 C. II. A W J. 4a ... 4H.Ho. Par. o. 4s 44
r M P 4Ha.. 4 Tt 4a 4
it- ft I. P. r. 4a 41 So. Raltwar 4s 44
I f I rat. 4Ha - " 1 ulnn raeOle 4s.... 44tl
p. It. O. ref. Is.. 41 ot. 4s Hj
ICrla gan. 4a. 44 V. 4). Rtibbar 4s. ...lot
ixi.ii, Klartrla 6s.. ..101 t'. . tssi 4s 1014
"CI. No. lat 4ta... Wahaah lat Is 10
til Can ref 4s KV -wa-asn lat sa loo
K. r. 8. rst. 6S-. 47 Waai. t'slos 4V4a...
L M. unl. 4s ... 144 Wast. Bias. cr. 4I.. I04H
If. K. 4 T lat 4a.. 74w
BI4. 0fsrsd.
Live Block la Slaht
Cattl. Ho
4,?00
Sheep.
600
i Min
Sioux City ...
St. Louis
Ksnsaa City .
Chicago
South Omaha
4,01 i0
8,400
11,500
20,000
4,000
703
8.000
86.000
6.100
,',4(V'
12.000
8,000
ToUls
.88.900 61,800 80,409
Wild Flowers on
Uncultivated Fields
(Correspondence of th Associated Press.)
U8KUP, Serbia, July 1. Great section
of th fin agricultural land of southern
Serbia II uncultivated thl year, owing
to th departure of th laborer to.th
war gona farther north. A a result thes
tremendously fertile field ar given up
to a profusion of weed and wild flower,
which present a apacUoi aa brilliant aa
a California gardsn multiplied In araa
until it stretch over th whole Vardar
valley. Everything grows In great luxuri
ance and In th most vivid color.
The ' mor familiar wild flower seen
her ar daisies, popple and hug thistle
ten feet high. The popple ar of an In
tense crimson, while here and there are
patches of cultivated opium popple, In
full whit flowers. Mor rlotoua In color
ing ar flowers not easily ldsntlflsd by
an American visitor mossy field of
purple weed 100 fset across, a clovsr-llk.
plant with tiny blossoms of tnten ooral
rd, tall lilac flower, clump Of blue and
liver-gray, varlou type of yellow and
crimson blossoms. Her and ther th
olid ta peaty of vegetation Is broken by
little lakes or ponds. frinid with rushes
thick a man's trm and tall as small
trees. Over th water ar sprinkled
masses of whit water lille.
Bird and butterflies vl in coloring
with th flower Bom ot th butUrfiie
ara ot great sis and wonderful coloring,
and th connoisseur recognises varieties
which ar vary rar In th wtem world.
Th bird world I dominated by th storks
and bustards, tha former spotlessly bUek-
ai)d-whlt, tha latter yellowish brown.
The railroad from Salonlki to I'akup
makes Its way ln more or less straight
forward faahion through thl whole
region of th Vardar valley, crossing the
winding stream at frequent Intervals,
one on a brldg which was blown up
six time during th Balkan war. The
river Itself would t scarcely more than
a good-atsed creek in America and the
water Is tinged a muddy brown, ln the
distance, on both sides of tha railroad, a
broken II n of low hills is always vislbl.
BRITISH OFFICIALS AVOID
FRICTION WITH FRENCHMEN
(Correspondence of th Associated Press)
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS, Franc,
July 1. -One of th first consir'eratton
of the British army officials is th
avoidant of alt friction with th inhab
itant of th occupied districts f Franco
and tha maintenance of moat cordial re
lations with th French soldiers. A
principal factor In keeping on good term
with th allied army na been th stead
fast Insistence on tne courtesies of dis
cipline. Military etiquette, fcr example, de
mands that when a party of British of
ficers are saluted by a British private,
only the senior officer acknowledge tha
salute. When, however, the saluta I
given by a French private, th acknowl
edgement Is mad by all. th officer.
"Tn Idea 1." a staff officer explained,
"that bv this aet of courtesy we dally
show to th French cur consciousness
that If are their alllea. w ar also
guests in their country. And where th
officer give th trad, th men ar quick
to follow."
Apartments, flats, house and cottage
ean be rented ajulckly and cheaply by a
Be "For Rnt."
' AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA
lOermaine Towl, in Mexico City,
Has Not Been Heard from
i LontjTime.
WORK FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT
Trienda of OermsJn Towl In this cltj
ere worried because of the alarming ra
ports from the Mextrnn capital, wher
Towl la In business, it la now iiesr'y
: five months slncu Omaha relatives re
' ceived a letter from Mm. At that vlnn
I the missive waa written In March, but
! did not arrive at Its destlnatlcn until
At that It came
ttn correspondence sent by the Amrr-
. . ,,,..,i.
,r"n charge to Washington.
Towl Is one of the Americans In Me
loo who has steadily stuck trt his p. dt
ln ,ho r-rlddcn country. He has nl-
ways rarrled on his business free from
inwrnTTSiTi irom any t'l me wairmn
any
parties. Becauae of hla many year
residence In the land of revolutions I.kh
express confidence that he i
F'lremen 4n( Tbniarh
Fln vhirt -Johnny" Ceyle, who l iu
W1thnell lenlixltut the necessity of push-
lug th Omaha system, aent Coyl flown
hero and transferred Hatalllon Chief ,M'--Kale
to the north side.
Everything in th. way of property li
being inventoried at the local fire houses
The local lads sre beginning lo take on
Ihe aplck and span npiiesrance of the
l;irlh side bys and "Johnny" Coyle la
teaching ihein how to fight tiro :ic
rordlng to Omaha methods. nd 7h
buys like the neW' chief, "l'v served
five years on the department," raid one
'man last night, "hut I'm Just beglniinr
lo leam my bustneas."
Totes Chicken and Gan.
Totln' a chicken across the viaduct a(
Twenty-lxth and' Q streets last night
Martin Huydan amused the sleuthing sen-
albtlltiea of Officer John Dworak. whe
asked the countersign for the night,
llaydan dropped "the c hicken and started
to make hla getaway, but Dworak Inter
cepted him. At the station he, was fount!
to be carrying a loaded revolver. Hit
partner, Joe Vtda, dashed north to Twenty-fourth
street, where he took refuge In
a hous at 814 South Twenty-fourth. H
also was locked up.
Thl morning Acting Captain Anton
Vanoua notified th county attorney'
office that Ha yds n was rarrylng con
cealed weapon. H will be prosecuted
aa an example to those who bav been
ferrying concealed weapons on tha South
Ude. .
Hart at a Christening.
Mr. Mary Vater ot 1726 Madison street
had a christening last night, albeit, Judg
ing from th amount of blood that flowed
there must have been a reversion, to the
eld tlma forms. This morning In police ,
court Mr. Vaters exhlbltod a broken
head, Mrs. John Thomas, wtuv was a
visitor, showed a cut Up.
According to th police Mr. Vater and
Mr. Thomas war holding a christening
at 2728 Madison street when a crowd 'of '
young men forced thomelve Into the
hoime. Dan McNulty, Charle Watson,
i Frank Brlx and Henry Kuhn were ar-
rested
snd fined $10 and costs for th
ffalr. Mra. Vater and Mr. Thoma were
not erlously hurt.
Morgan J. Heafy III.
Morgan J, Heafy, well known bulnes
man -and resident of th south atdo, It
111 at his home. Twenty-fifth and F
treet. Mr. Heafy ws takn 111 ever." -days
ago and for a Urn hi condition ,
caused serious alarm to his friends. Yes
terday he was able to be up and it wa
said that h would be out ln a few days.
Hsafy Is an old-tlm resident and ha
a host of business nd t.,ronl friends.
For year hi office ha been a rendez
vous for a coterie of men who never fall
to pend an "hour at Morgan's."
'' Aaaanlta Watchman.
Laffrev Rlradls. Greek, being surprised
In th rear ot a store building at Twenty -
fifth and N street Saturday night by
Block Watchman Jack O'Brien, assaulted
the watchman and fled up an alley, u
Wa seen making his get-away by De
tective Andrew Leplnskl, who took him
In 'tow. Rltwdls was charged with as
sault. Captain Vanous rcleaed lilm or
$15 bond to appear Monilsy morning.
Maglo f'Hr tiosslp.
Henry Ryan Mt for Nebraska City last
week.
Mra. Will Derbyshire la visiting wur
friend at Clay Center, Kan.
Tha dlnhtherla Quarantine na oeen
raised from th home of M. Culkln.
A combination bridge no nign-nv
party will b given Tuesday vning at
the Centurion hall.
Joseph and Miss Margaret Martin isri
last week for Chicago, where thy win
vlalt with their mother over th summer.
BODY OF FRANK HOLT
COVERED WITH FLOWERS
DALLAS. Tex., July lS.-Tha body n
Frank Holt lay tonight In a grave in
Oak Hill cemeUry, piled over, with
flower from the friend of hla wife and
her family. Only a few carriage com
posed th funeral procession this after
noon of th man who ahot J. P. Morgan
and later ended hi own life, and tha
cortege paaaed through th street s al
most unremarked.
At the grave, many friends of the Rev.
O. F. Sensabaugh, Holt's father-in-law,
gathered to Join with tha family In ttu
laat rites, wiiltm were conducted by th
Rev. J. P. Mussett of Fort Worth, Tex.,
a cits friend of th family. Mr. Holt,
calm hut very Pal, held tightly to th
hanrfg of her two young children
throughout th services.
AtmELL
' Cl CO.
NEW YORK CHICAGO
Stcsks-Gotton-Grain
Provisions
scSMaxaa.
SfW TarX SHoek Uohmag9
STaw Ttnrk Oo4ob -xofca-
CXaloag atoa-d of Trade
. C,a BUnHum BMaatvg
. City Board af Trad
Cluu-iMar f
711-15 Drandets Dldg.
W. Q. FULLER, Mgr.
THE ODD IaOT BrvtgW tells bilifly a 4
ptaialr asout New York bum- Eiri-ans In
TaatoMnt appartuattlaa Iasua4 ararr l ur
chhr II t raar. area) fm- '"I : -41
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