THH 15KE. OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MLY H. V.):
rkat, kstatf Acnr.;F.
A Cow, Chickens
'.: and a Garden
will reduce the liigh cost of Hving quickpr tlinn any other way.
You khould prepare now fur the future and make a start to
own one or more
' Acres , in Benson Gardens
BENSON 0 AH DKX ACHES are the best located acres near
Omaha today that can be bought at reasonable prices and on
very easy terms of $10 down, $10 a month.
BENSON GARDEN ACRES are located close to car, school
and stores and on paved road. Call nt office or by phone for
plats of Benson Garden Acres; will take you out any time dur
ing the day, evening or Sunday. .
.
Hastings & Heyden,
1G14 Harney Street. .
HEAL ESTATE
FARM 4t RANCH I. A IIS FOR IALB
; MontneeJ
MONTANA ranch for ale; splendid
ranch of about 8.700 acre, and our
ranchee of 160 acre each In Teton county,
Montana, for n.le by owner, at very at
tractlv price and reaaonablo term. Ir
rigated and avry acre tillable. Railroads
cross property and depot on ranch. Map
and description on application to H. A.
Fraaer, Helena, Mont. o
JUDITH BAS1N-UAND 20-YEAR ,
TERMS.
We recently bought a tar acreage of
fate land at -the sales held during May,
iJ9l6. and we are offering the an me at
31 per acre profit We bought, only at
.minimum prices, at which the atate had
the land appraised.
The tale's term at 16 per cent down
and the balance in twenty equal yearly
'payments at 6 per cent. You (Imply pay
,u the 16 per cent plua tl per acre and
I we assign the atate contract to you.
Cheaper than homeateading. Hllger Loan
,and Realty Co., Lewlaton. Mont.
allscellaaeoas.
Wyoming crook farm. -
Can locate six people, good homted,
sBJO acres, t'mber, good soil. If Interested
Icall evenings lfiOl S. 2Sth Ave. ied. 0.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
' FARM LOANS, 6 PER CENt
TOLAND TRUMBULL. 44 Bee Mrtg.
'100 TO 810.000 made promptly. 8 D.
Weed, Weed Bldg., 18th and Faraam eta.
CITY and (arm loan 6, b, per cent.
J. H. Dumont Co., 416 State ban.
WANTED Good farm and city loans at
lowest rates.
FETERa TRUflT CO.. 13 Faraam.
WANTED City loans and warrant. W.
'' Farnam Smith Co.. 1SJ0 Farnam Bt.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 828 State Bank bldg.
. MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Ban Bldg.
OMAHA ' homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'K&KFE REAI EST AT Hi CO.,
101 Omaha National. Phone Uouglaa 1716,
BFE us first for farm loans la eaatora
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
6
CITY lXJANa C. a. Ca--iber,
810-13 Brandela Theater Bldg.
WANTED City and farm loans; lowest
rate. W. O. Templeton. 603 Bee. T. aMQ.
REAL ESTATEEXCHANGE
FOR BALK or exchange, 1j0 acres clear
an good level land, no sand, black soli.
Farming in same section Wallaco Coun
ty, ' Kansas Prkse lis per acre, or . will
exchange for 160 aires In Nebraska, of
same value, or income property. Owner,
F. M. Kuwltxky, Nebraska City. Neb.-
la-ROOM modern house, for land, acres
or vacant lots. What fcave your
Owner, Box 796.
"IT 7 FOR EXCHANGE &, ten miles
VV Weaeington SprlnKS, B. D. ; good
buildings, ail cultivated; 40 alfalfa;
price. 4MJJA4) clear. JIM W RAY. Kioux
Clay.
FOR EXCHANGE!-) acres, irrigated
farm, 1 miles northeast of corporation
Jlmlta of Deliver, Colo., on main country
"road connecting with Sand Creek road;
acres under cultivation. 4flU acres
tinder ditch and possible or Irrigation:
good set of farm buildings; all cultivated
land fenced; high line canal and Antero
reservoir water;, not In bonded district.
Price, 3W,000; mortgage $12.6oO; will trado
for Improved farm i or city property in
any of the middle or eastern states;
commission to brokers. H. C. Johnson,
rare Frederick. H. Bartlett & Co., 6 W.
"Washington Bt.. Chicago. III.
It) ACKEjJ In the heart of the peanut
country, Baldwin Co., Alabama; close
to transportation, schools, eta. Free and
clear; will exchange Omaha and assume
some; price $150 per acre. Addresn f -710,
Bee.
W FOR EXCHANGE-. Improved, 160,
Douglas Co.. Bo. Dak., 3S.800; take
Improved 80, Minn., x northeast,
Keb ' southern Wis. JIM WRAY, 6IOUX
CITY.
- REAL ESTATF SimHTUy
Floretae.
C. It. NETHAWAY for trades. Flor. 376,
Dundee.
FOR BALE Six-room bungalow In Dun
dee. Splendid location. Owner will Vsell
at a bargain, as he Is leaving Omaha.
Call Douglas IMS, bet one and 11! a.
iru
REAL E8TATK NORTH SIDE
Do Yon Want
A Bargain
BrandL new, all modern: 5 large rooms
and bath; g rooms in oak. one a sun
room; beam ceiling. toukca.se. window
eat; weli erranved kitchen, wlih run
veulent pamry and Icebox room; bath
room, tile ami t-niim. l with guaranteed
fixtures; liKhtlr.g rixiurt can be se
lected by buyer; siiitis to second floor,
whiidi is Urge enough to fiiilnh II rooms;
cement basement; jurna'-e ;icn ; not arid,
cold water; fine. laige lot. paved street;
close to car; lui a-d In Uoun-vard l-'ai k
addition. filLe ii.XJ1. about .JU tasli or
vacant lot as pait phmmcui, .
Rasp Bros. -
Phone DouhIms iiw :.Ui'ai4ue BWg"
2;:-JeliULsTJL, t
I large rooms dwti(lrs. one snare
room upstairs, lot S.t'ixl:4, paved ire-t,
with paving r.uiii, house In ood condi
tion, l iice only t-.l: 1100 cah, balam-e
U u) per month. Iter is your oppor
tunity to siop paying rent. Tnink, act,
be quick.
C. 0. CARLKKRU;
- 13 Prandi'is Thcjler Kldg.
Only $3,500
geven-roont !i.,ue, atri.'tly modern,
with ftHir rooms on first floor and three
laige bedrooms and bnth on se-.,nd floor.
Lot has -foot frontMee . paving all
paid. Located :J14 tilis Ave. Very easy
Urma. .
Norris & Norris
AM live fciUg. i'houe Liougiaa 4.'70.
KlUIi KSTATK ACKKAOK
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
FOR SAI.li-6-room house near Mlllor
I'ark, $.W- down, balance llk rent:
rlectrio llirht, firimce, gas, Wa' inff cHy.
Webster 6au7,
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIRE
Field Club Special
$4,300
Big living room across the front of
houee. large dining room with beamed
celling and panelled walla., fine aun room
off dining room, convenient kitchen, two
good-st'ted sleeping rooms and one smaller
room on aecon dfloor; dandy bath, com
plete; the finish is fumed oak on the
first floor, white enamel and mahogany
doors above; oak floors In every room In
the house; basement with first-class guar
anteed furnace: hot water heater for
summer time and floor drain; the lot is
Mxl.16 and Is an east front on boulevard
near Mason. This Is a perfect little
beauty, practically new and decorated
throughout In a beautiful and artistlo
manner. Terms, $7Ut) caah and l per
month.
Anristrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 15M.
State Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
$30.00 Gash and ,
$30.00 Per Month
Buys this beautiful, all modern. 6-room
bungalow; located I blocks from car line
and 2- blocks from school.
Don't Pay Rent
Another Month.
Telephone About
This Todays
Call Walnut In evenings.
Call Douglas SM week days.
See This Today
Brand new 6-room completely modern
t-story house at AVakeley Ave. (be
tween Davenport and Chicago). This
place Is well built, has large living room,
dining room and kitchen on the first
floor, one extra large and two small bed
rooms and bath on second floor; also
cemented basement, furnace; linen and
other closets. Built-in bookcases, oak
floors and finish, In fact all that Is needed
to make a cozy homelike place. To ap
preciate It you will have to see. M0
cash or good vacant lot as the lrst pay
ment and the balance monthly. You will
look a long time before you will find a
house as well built as this one. Price Is
heosonable. Keys at our office.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas itA S08 Bee Bldg.
$2 800
, FIELD CLUB HOME
T rooms, modern, splendid locAtlon, close
to school, south front lot, all new homes,
Just one Mock north of FlehJ elub.
, C. O. CARLBERG,
)H Brandele Theater Bldg.
FOH SALE by owner, seven-room mod
ern home. Call Harney 141, or ZiH
Capitol Ave.
EQUITY of 11.200 for sole In modern oot
tage, built two years: 'part caah, bai
anott trade. Call Walnut 240. v.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS.
Here Is the
Opportunity You ve
Been Watching For
A Beautifully Located
. fi-Roora, New, All
Modern Bungalow
$300 Cash
Monthly Payments to Suit.
) Thia house is only block
from cer line; is on a beau
tiful lot; principal rooms
in oak; brick fireplace, ce
ment basement and all
modern.
Phone Walnut tK this evening and will
be plc-ased to send an automobile to bring
you out and Inxperi this house. On week
days rail Iouitas f2
OWNER'S BALB-Twoiuw fr-rooni mod'
ern cottaxes. coat 5 4(. To raiae money
will take M l 00. Greatest barkain In the
city. Addrea. A Bee.
Omaha Bankers to
Take City Bonds
Mnyor Dshlamn reports that a confer
ence between hlmeelf, Ctommlasioners
Jardin and Wllhnel( and local bankers.
I resulted u an amicable arrangement
whereby lli'VO Auditorium bonds and
jVAU'O park bonds wilt be taken by these
hankers and tho city will have the money
without im:rh delay. ,
A few weeks ago these bankers agreed
to take the bonds, hot when they were
presented by the eily treasurer, g de
mund was made for an oiHnlun other
than the traiikcrlpt of the city attorney.
The tanker now agree to accept the
opinion of J. L Webster, attorney for
the Water board, . who recently passed
upon tioujmo city sewer boode bougitt by
the Water board.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
But One Car of Wheat U Sold Dur
in j a Sftvr 8stion of the
Omaha Exchange.
CORN PRICES HOLD THEIR OWN
OMAHA. July lS, Wi.
The mnrket tor wheat til very slow
tortsy and there was only one carload re
ported eo.'d.
AN beat was Quoted nominally lfi'Jc
lower. ,
There was not much rhange In the
cow market and altnouth there was a
liberal amount of ssles Tenoned the of
ferings were stiffli-lent to take care o(
tl.e demand and the market Sold Vo
lower.
Oat. continued firm today and sold un
changed to He blKlier. Kalos of oats for
export were tfni.0m bu.
A great many of tha wheat pecultnrs
are leirlh and It it generally thousht
that they are correct In their Idea. New
wheat is coming Into most of the mar
ket of the eotitnweet and southeast, hut
In the mr northern sections harvestlnd
has been delayed considerably by th.
long drawn out wet weather.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 4'i.OOit bushels; corn. 4?,0flt bush
els; oats, .V,.i,iiw bushels.
Uvivrpool close: VVIieat and com, not
Quoted.
lTimary vhet receipts were Hkl.tr)
huahols and shipments Wl.eoo bushels,
agninat receipts of l.MO.Ono bt.h.ls and
Moments of 1,1S4.0iX) bushels 1M year.
Primary corn receipts were 576.000 bush
el and shipments Sn-I.oo buahela, againat
receipts of 4OS.0U0 bushels and shipments
of Vk,K0 bualiola laat year.
Primary oats receipts were rR.C0O bush
els and hlpmenta fi.l.ooo buohela. against
reoekpts of ilt.COu buahela and shipments
of t.uiils last vear.
CAIUjOT KEH'KlPTfl.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 2TT M
Minneapolis 14S ,,, ...
Duluth 23
Omaha ; II T 10
Kansas City 47 17 19
ft. Louis 7 a
Winnipeg 12S
Wheat These sales were reported to
day: No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, $.'. Rye:
No. X 1 car. 80c; No, i, t oars, 8c; No.
4, i-t ear, Sc. Corn: No. 1 white, 1 ,car,
S3Hc; No. a white, t cars. 7Sc; i cars,
:'; No. S white, 1 car. 78c; No. 1
yellow. 4 cars, 73'c; 1 osr, 73H-; S -6
cars, 3e; No. t yellow, t S-5 cars, Mc;
1 car, 7dic; I cars, 73Hc; 1 car, TS-; No. t
yellow. 1 car, 72Ho: No. 1 mixed. 1 car,
7240; No. I mixed, 1 cah. TIc; 3 8-4 cars,
TZMfc; No. t mixed, 1 oar, 7fHc: 1 ear,
72'4c; 1 car, 72o, No. mixed, 1 ear. 1fcc;
7 cars, Tlfce, Sample: 1 car. o; 1 car,
fc. Oats: No. S white, 1 ear, V; 1 car,
4e; 1 S-5 care, 44C Pample; 1 car,
nc: No. S mixed, 3-i car, tBc. No. 4
mixed. 1 car, 48V4o.
Omaha Caah Prlcea Wheat: No. I tur
key, tl.S4ftl.KS; No. I turkey, 1,S,vffl.S6:
No. 1 hard. tl.SOtf l.m; No. S hard,! fl. 24
1.80; o. 4 hard. ii.2&ui1 28; No. S spring,
tl.aTCl.M: No. durum, ?1 17i 1:18 ;
No. 1 durnm. tl. 11.17;. Corn: No.
t white. TllTSHo; No. J white. 7J1,
74: No. 4 white, 72r7SV; No. 6 white.
72(tf73c; No white, T;!$?2y; No. 1 yel
low, 734'0'7JIV; No. S. 73fti'7.t!ktc j No. t
yellow. TVflmc; No. 6 yellow. ,2Vci73c;
No. yellow. 72r72e; No. 2 mixed. 724
6?73Hc; No. mixed. 72r72Ho; No 4
mixed, Timai72c: No. 6 mixed, 7lMuniK".
No. mixed, 714T7mo; sample mixed. 6fji
69c. Cat": No. 2 whit., 5tMwTmv: atand
ard. SOfiOMc: No. S white. 4rVWc; No.
4 white. 4&'S49I4e. Barley: Malting, Rir70c;
No. 1 feed. fim)8c. Rye: No, I, SWilHtOc;
No. I 8)!eOti9c.
CHICAGO GRsIN AND PROVISIONS
Featerea of the Tradlgg an Cloalag
Prlcee em Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July U. Black rust report,
from the Dakota and Minnesota today
quickly turned the wheat market from
weakness to strength. The result was a
firm close at lHc to 2o net advance.
Corn wound up unchanged to He higher
and oats with a gain of SB to a. In
provisions the outcome was a rise- of
6 to 2?o.
At first the black rust news met with
Incredulity. Wheat traders, however,
quickly woke up when the reports were
confirmed from the Mouth Dakota Agri
cultural college, and it waa' stated the
conditions were exaotly the kind to pro
mote a spread of the plague. Almost
simultaneously the fact developed that
exporters were buying much more freely
than has recently been the case.
Throughout the rest of the session
prlcee continued on the upgrade with an
urgent general demand headed by a big
rush of shorts, knowing tlie crop Infeo
tlon appeared as yet to be restricted to
Juxt a few points. ,
Pressure from receiving houses Indi
cating hedging Sales from' the harvest
districts of Illinois and other regions
nearby was chiefly respqonsible for the
heaviness of the wheat market before the
black rust scare began. Even after the
market ag a whole wag scoring an ad
vance, the July option showed less vigor
than the later deliveries. When trading
was at a stand the greater part of pre
mium for cash wheat here, as compared
with July, had disappeared.
Good weather tended to make corn
relatively easy. The strength of wheat,
however, finally had a bullish effect.
Oats moved up more readily than com.
Decreasing stocks acted as more than an
offset for favorable advices regarding the
crop.
Provision sympathised with 'grain.
Compared with the last few days the
volume of offering decreased to a not
able extent.
Closing price en options:
Artldel Open. Hih, Low. Clofce. iYes y.
Wheftt
July.
101
xioy,
1 n
1 10H
WTi'
I 00 '
1 osv,
7!
MT!e.
Bept
l mil
1 0
I 01
Corn
July,
fcept
Oats
July.
. 7'i
47
4H
U ( 47H
i i
IS 01 14 S4
ib iZ't U 06
t IS I 8 25
I 47M, 86
t 60
bept
Pork j
SepL
7
14 W
8s
IS 104
14 86
Oct..
Lard
Kept.
15 16 '
15 21 IS 0U
I 40
lie
. 75
87
Got..
Ribs r
Sept.)
Oct.!.
SO I 70
Chicago Cash Prtcee-Wheat: No: I
red. new, l.At; No. t hard, nominal
Com: No. I yellow, J'iJ'78'4e; otnera nom
inal. Oats: No. I white, ' ilu ic:
standard, 63t64a. Rye: No. 1, nominal;
No. 8. Kc. Barley: 7iSc. Timothy.
85.Watl.76. Clover, t.ttyl3.8&. Pork, 814.75.
Lr.l. I.flfk&.lfi. Ribs, l'J.12.2.
fa I 'ITER Lower: creamerv. tifiite.
, EOG3 Lrn settled; re-eipts. 17.PJI cases;
t mark, cases Included, K3nc: ordi
nary first. liitl6lti',o; firsts, ltrtiWc.
POTAIOES Lower; receipts, 7a ear;
V'liglnia. cobblers, 11.801.40.
POULTRY-A live, unsettled; fowls, 13c;
springs, ln-tflilc.
Kansas City Grain aag Provisions.
. KANSAS CITY. July 18. WH FAT No.
3 hard. 31.30 l.ffi;; No. t red, $1.16Q121;
July. 3L0; fceptember, V; Leoember,
ii.om.
CORN-tVo. t mUed. 7c: No. while.
Tfl-uTVec; No. t yellow, 77c; No. 8. 7u
7HUc: July. 73Uc: September. IWtrfw.-:
Liecemtier, filSio.
oats-no, 2 white, 63c; .No. I mixed,
4&&ic.
RLTTER Creamery, 7c; firsts. Sc:
seconds, 2.'-c; packing, lie. "
FOOS Firsts. 17'c; seconds. l,c.
POL'ITRY Mena. lit; roosters. c:
! broilers, 17(0 lvc. j
I
MlaateaiMiIla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOL.IS. July li-WHEAT-t
July, $13JVi: fteitemter. 81.074: No. 1
hard. 11.46: No. 1 northern. $l.S4',j&1.44Vi;
No. I northern. $1 Sl'7 1.41 Vs.
FI. I'R t'nrhanged.
HA Rf J:Y-4r7c.
R Y t' Nominal. ' . ' '
. HRAN f.21 .10. 1
CORN No. 3 yellow. 77e. : .
OAT-No. 3 -white, ol'V&Mr.
f LA -H r Ve 1 iA,.
St. I.eala Oral a Harkrt.
8T. IX'IS, July 11-vv HKAT-No. 1
red. nominal; No. i hard. 113, July.
81 V. September, tl .iArt0.il '
CORN No. 2. 78Vc, No. 3 white, 73c:
July. 77c; September. Tlrs.
OATS No. 2, 61Vc: No. 2 white, 63c. ,
fslfre Market.
KEW YORK. July 18. COPTFFC The
market for coffee futures opened steady
at aa advance of 3 to 1 points In sympathy
with the steady showing oi Jruil aiu) on
some scattered coverings aftrr yntrr
rtay' late decline There was no Import
ant demand, however, and price. laX-r
eased vff uoQer realUuig and. uaia-
Ing Whlfb appeared to be In-iilt.tt hv (be
huge primary nv elpts and repot ia rf
ratber f.cr offerlnsa In lh coat enl
ftvlglit iiiaikt Tlie cloae waa 1 t,. 4
roims n( lower hal-. Tt J l-.ca.
July, a: Aug'iat. .!; eitemt-r.
4 7V: October. . 7"c; Novcinler, , ; v.
.'rnh-r .lanuntv. tiM.o; February,
; Mnn h, CV; April, g'V; May, ).lo;
June, J.UTe.
tpot, nuift; Rio No. 7. 74r: Satitoa No.
4. ('Sc. Cost and freight orfrra ranged
from about V to 9 for Hantoa m and
around 7. Ale for Rio 7a. Rio exchange
on 1-onrton was l-S7d Inwvr. Mllrels prices
unchanned.
r.w york (.r.iuntL market
Qnntatleaa of te flay Vartone
C em mod I Ilea.
NTCW YORK. July IS.-FlxH ' R-Firmly
held
HRAT-9po. firm; Ns. J red. tl.JWt,
and No. I hard winter, 81.46, c. I. f.. New
lork. export billed; No. 1 northern.
Mwluth, el.iH. and No. I northern.
Manltohs. 31. n, c. I. f , Hnffalo. Futures,
firm. Coptenilwr cloaod $I.11T.
. COKN-Ppot. easy; No. t yellow, (ttc,
proiniit sbtpment.
tAl "-Spol, firm: standard. I!c: No.
3 while, Hc; fancy cllpjied white, tKo.
IIAV-Klrm; shipping. l (to.
MOI'St Finn; slate, common to choice,
1I4. Phiiso; v nominal; Pacific coat,
isi4. hwmc: iwia, suioo
H IDF .14- Firm; Hogota. sriHlc; Cen
tral America, JV.
l.KATH F7 R Firm; hemlock firsts, 3.V;
econds, UXlc.
PROVISIONS Pork, unsettled;
i;ii.j;li) 75, family, tfl.Mt't3.o;
.ivar fl!.aVg; f. Rf .teady;
81Hmlil .f,); family. ''OtiW.io.
Ill 111: middle wet, 88OW8.10.
mes,
hort
Lord,
TAT.I.OV-Qtilet; city. SV. nominal;
country, fffl'': special. So.
Ill'TTFR Unsettled, recolpta. 24,tes
tub creamerv extras, J7JWHvi firsts, tb
li.Ui; ae'Xnds, M'it'vtc,
FOCf-Firm: reoelnta. 1.VT rases;
freah gathered extras. 3XJc24c; extra flreta,
i'liS:-; firsts, lsVjHc; seconds, Tii
ll4o.
CliKFTSFl-Weak; rocelptu, U.IM boxes;
slate whole milk, fresh flats and twins,
colored specials, 1&ct state whole milk,
white. lrc; state whole milk, colored aver,
awe fancy, MHtfStc: state whole .111 UK.
White average funcy. If.tl.-So.
POrt.TR V T.lve. unaettled: tin tirloee
quoted Dressed, quiet; western iroxen
roasting chickens, 1mi'?c; freah wls.
I'-ed. 13'.9lA4r; fresh turkey, Iced, In
Wc. . . -
OMAHA OB.H5H4I. MARKRT.
BUTTER No. 1. Wb carton, lie; No.
I. 00-lb. tubs, SSc.
CHKF7KF; Imported Swlas, S?e; Amer
ican 8wlss, 2cj block Hwtss, X3n; twine,
WC; daisies, l?Hic, triplets. l7Vto; Young
America. 1M; blue label brick. Ifcto; Inn
burger, l-iu., Suo; New York white. lo;
Imported French Roquefort. 40c.
FISH-Trout. 14c; large crapptes, 14c;
halibut. 13c; channel cattish, 14c: herring,
lc: rodtlnh. 14c: mackerel, luc; salmon. IKo.
EWF.SIT POTATOF;o Kaiiaaa, 62.76 bbL
Wholesale prices of beef cuts etfeotlv
April I are as follows:
HF.KV OLT8 Rtbe: No. 1. 1Mo: No f.
1V; No. 3, lo. Iolns: No. 1, ila.
No. 2. 21c; No. 3. e. t:huoks; No. 1, 1-Vt-';
No. 2, 12U01 No. 3, llV4c. Round: No. t.
lc; No. 2. lV4c; No. 8, 160. Plates:
No. 1, 9c, No. f, tt'io; No, 3, "a
P0CL.TRY Hrollere. )c; spline chick
ens, ISc; hens. 14c: rocks. Ric; rooster.
8c; stags, we; ducks Jiio: geese, loci
turkeys, 13tlfu; pigeon, per dot, oc:
ducke. full feathered, 10c; gso. full
feathered. 8c; squab. No. 1. I1.W; No. 1
6ou.
Fruit and vegetabte prroe fumlahed by
OlUinekl Ftult company:
FRUITS Ore nges;' Cabfornla Valencies,
IdOa, U"6s, 2SHs, 8:s, :100s, 33.75 per box; lfcoe.
34.UO' per bos; !76 W), UK. ''50a, $1.25 per
bo. Unions: Kxtra. fancy Ooldeti ltowl,
800a, , 8R60 per box. funkist, 16.00 per
box; Red Ball, 300a, 360s. 34.60 per box.
Orspefrult:. Chase lirand, 4t,a, 14 60 ; 64s,
8K.O0. Apricots, 1.35 per crate. Peaches:
Triumphs and Halo l.arly, soe per box;
St. John's freestone yellow. $1.09 peroa.
Prunes: Tragedy, 11.40 per bor. Plumsl
Santa Rose, $l.l per crate; Climax. Bur
banks and v ltotane, $1.00 per crate.
Cherries: Oregon, $a.00 per crate. Logan
berries: California, $3.50 per orate. Rasp
berries: Red. $2.60 per crate: black, .MS
per crate. Blackberries. $3 00 per crate
Bananas: Medium. $3 0032. 36 per bunch;
Jumbo, Changulnole and Port LAraon, 4o
per lb. Cantaloupes: Flat. $1.00 per orate;
ponies, 54s, $3.00 per crate; standards.
$2.75 per crate. Watermelon, lio per lb,
V EG KTA tHUKS Cabbage : Homegrown
or southern, to per lb, Lettuce: Head. $1
per do. ; leaf, 40c per dot. Peppers, 6O0
per basket. Tomatoes, 70o per baatcat.
Onions: California crsUl wax white,
$1.50 per crate; Texas yellow, $1 85 per
crate; new, 16o per do. Celery, 86o per
dos. Rhubarb, 344c per lb. Cucumbers,
$1.00 per basket. Beana: Wag and green,
0"c per basket. Parsley, 36o per basket.
Beets, turnips and carrot. 60c. per basket.
Peas: Green, 60a per basket. Radishes,
30c per dozen. Potatoes: Minnesota
white. 0o per bu.J new, 808 per bu.
(Asparagus, market price.)
NUTS Walnuts: No. 1, We lb. Filberts,
15c lb, Brazils. 12o lb. Pecans, tio lb.
Almonds, 30o lb. Peanuts: No, 1 raw, c
lb.; Jumbo raw. c lb.; No.' 1 roasted, 8u
lb.1, Jumbo roasted, 10c lb.
MIsrELLANKOUH-racker Jack, per
case, $ l.fe5; half case, $1.75: Oompops, per
case, $3.25; half case, $1 83. Honey, (4.80
per case.
New York IJeneral Market.
NFTW YORK. July li. SUGAR Raw.
eaav; rentrifugnl. 4.13i&4.!Wc; molaeee4.
4.0iirfi4.0nc. P.eflnod, teady. After early
liquidation the market for auger futures
rallied on buying by trad Interest and
at midday waa steady at about t to 10
points net decline.
i.lverpo! Grata Market.
LIVERPOOU July 13 WHEAT Spot,
No. 3 Manitoba, 11 6Vtd; No. 8, 11 4d;
No. I northern Duluth, 11 Id; No. I hard
winter, 11 5Hd.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, 6
3d.
'
York Mowey Martlet.
NOW YORK. July 13.-PRLMJS MER
CANTILE PAPF.R aUS per cent.
HTKRI 1XO KXCH ANOB Hlxty-dsy
bills, 34.73; demand. 4 775: cables, $4,7700,
?lLVbR-Bar, 47Hc; Mexican dollar;
36c. '
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
strong.
T1MF' IXl.VXS Firmer; sixty and ninety
day, ttSiK per cent; six month, 8$$A
pe- cert
CALL. WONKY Steady; highest, t Per
rent; lowest, IV per oent; ruling rate? I
per cent; last loan. 3 per cent; oloelnjr
bld, 11 per cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Cottoa Market.
NKW YORK. July 18. COTTON- pot.
quint: middling uplands, 9.06c No sale.
Cotton futures oien steady, July, s.eta:
Octotier, $.Kc; Pecembcr, V.ltc; January,
.rjc; March, .i.'c.
Cotton, futures closed very steady; July,
$.M); October. $tf.01; December, fci.26; Jan
uary. $U.35: March, tf 60
, itton cloMd vrry steady at a net ad
vance of 1 to I point.
LIVERPOOL. July 13 COTTON-etpot,
steady; good middling, t.SlNl; middling,
6d; low mjddilng, 4Ji Sales. 8,wJ
bale.
, v Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, July 18.-PRAIRIB HA Y Old
hay: choice upland, $16 .urirl.no; No. 1.
JI4 nfli.uu. No. 3. tltOOCj 14.00. No. 8. 39 M
ii;'12 00. choice midland, $17.00; No. L $14.00
4114,50' No. 2. Hitumi U."0: No. 8, M.Ui'Ui2 .
ChoWe lowland. $12 "tf i2.fi0 No, 1. $110"
12 w; No. 2, $10 ill 0u; ' No. $. tk.trri
HttA New hiy la (utable at $lS.00r& 14, oO,
with a possible prospect of advancina- to
$1500: there isn't a car of hay In Omaha
unsold.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK, July 13. 61 KTA M Lead,
offered at $i.M. 8elter, not quoted. Cop
per, quiet; electrolytic, 3IO.7f.tfi DO. 00. Iron,
oiiler and unchanged. Tin, quiet, a IM.iL
At London: fpof copper. 78 6: fu
tures. e: lbs; elect rolytlc. 4.W los. gyot
tin tlTl ids; futures, 4.1' 6s Antimony,
61136. Lead. A 8e M. Bpeiter. 4!1J0.
Oil aad Rosin.
PWANNAH. fia., July 13-TtTtPEN.
TINI-; Firm. T"io; sales, wli bhle. : re
clptn, 1 bbls. ; sliliunvnts, 172 bbl. ;
st.'ck. Z2.M7 bbls.
HOF1N Firm: sales, 1,76 bbl.; receipts.
i.rv bblg; slilpnients. 76 bbl.: stink,
.40 bbls. Uuotetlors: A. B. tlV,: ('. n
$1A; Y.. nb; V U.i; fl. H. I, $3 30; K
P70: M. $4.10: WO. WW. M 411
(146.
trr Oooda Kwrket.
NKW TORK. July 13.-URY OOODS
Cotton soods markets were generally
ouiet today. Yarns were dull Men's
w,r lines ere being prepared for formal
owning next week.
k'Tanorated Ayglea aad Dried I- relta'
NKW YORK, July 13. EVA PORATEO
AIPLF4 fill.
IiUlFi) rrtUITS Prunes firm: AnH-
oot ai4l pek'jes, quid Kdaue4iriu.
OMAHA L1VEJT0CK MARKET
Fat Cattle and TetAttt Stfady, with
Cowi Lower Sheep Steady
and Lambs LoweT.
HOGS SELL STEADY TO LOWER
OMAHA, Julv 13, 1M.V
Receipts Were: Cattle. Hoga Bheen.
Olflc.ial Monday 4 .7J 4wi '
k.ttinxte Tuesday t,) 6.01.0 10,j
Two tUys hi week, .m
name dit)s laat week. 4 W
F-ame dnya t wks. arti. m7
mt dava 3 wks. auo. 4..V4
'ne days 4 wks. ao l.t;l
Fame dul last nur 1 ;.7
ls.w .
18.M
Sl.'.ia!
l(M:i
6..'.'
V4
b'-l
M.l7
iV.13
I,ei7
.The following labia ahnara ba eereinta
ef cattle. h.- -....
Omahr. Ih-e stock mnrket for the year to
date a competed with last year;
, 1016. 114. Ino. Deo.
i"ttle t..7.07 41 l.f.ftej lu.rne ....
".""a l.73 r A,4';.ow Wb-Tin ....
"beep l,l.ai,04 T.Jd)
The following table show the average
Price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
compariaona:
Di
m. 1 m 4. iota ,ii3 ii)ii.iiniQ.irt.
June 3ft,
June
June r-7
June n
I 'S lit I 61 l ! I m I a
7 3 lii I 6ii 1 6 li )U
7U
!
tw T4
li, e.i i
7 KUI It 44 t 64
t 14,
I I Ox
June 3
7 S4 l 7 l l
t ii I I tl 1 1 3ui
T 4S', 171 I N.I T til 38
7 '.! I j 8 68' t Ul
ii ;
June So
tn
8 10
July
July
July
Julv
July
July
July
July
I:
I 79
1
4 .
S..
s i i ' li
1 1 Tl M
7 MVtl f 81 1 t 36
i
I 7 14i Ml I 81
li
7 6
7 66
7 "17
6 .1 !! ( .HI 8 SJl 7
3u,
July
. I MiU, 1 Ml k 7M 7 11
1 162
i" ' ll S na, B li, 7 K4
July ll.i , ;,u U 7 l
33!
7 V
luly 11. 1 I 8 itll V ill 7 ot 6 M'l 8 44l
July li. 6 864 I 8 74 .7 i XI 8S 7 t
"ly 13.1 .7) 8 MS ; 1H ; 3 3I 7 67
Jul
Jul
Nilhday. Holiday.
Receipt and disposition of tlv tock
at th Union Htock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hour ending at 3 p. in.
yesterday:
RKCEIPTS-CARS. ,
Cattle.Hoga Mheeil H'ses.
r., m. et. p a .. 1
Wabash 1 .. .. .,
Mlaaouil l'dclflc 1 ,. ' .,
Union Paclllc ...1.. 43 U $
C. A N. V' east...
C. N. W weft... 21 lis f ,. I
C. Ht. P.. M. O.. 4 8 :. t
C. H. 4V Q., east... 3 S ..
C H. A U.. west... S 1 ,. 11 1
C, It. 1. r P.. east. 13
Illinois Central 8 .. ..
Chicago O. W 1 ..
Total recelpta . 69 38 8
DlSPOSlTION-lfSAT).
Cattle. Hoga. Pheep.
Morrl Cb 3ni 6i 1M
Swift A Co MKI 2.i,44
Cudahy Packing Co V.'.i m Hi
Armour Co 4.V . 1.67
tv-hwarti C01 7M
J. VV. Mucphy !,3jS
Morrell S
Lincoln Packing Co 10
Ho. Omaha Packing Co. 18
K. C. Co , Ill
W. H. Vnnsant Co 13 ' .....
Hentln, Vahsant L... 84 , ,
Hill 4k Ekin., .....
F R. Lewis ' 23
Huston & Co 4... 8
J. II. . Bulla 26
MoCreary Kellomi.. ., 10
Wcrthetnier & Deaun... 1
H. V. Hamilton 18
Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.... 34 .....
HlKglns 6
Huffman , .....
Roth i .....
Meyer 16 .....
Tanner Bros no
John Har-ey H "
FFancls 4
Other buyer ST.2 3,534
Total. ,...3,$rj 6,. 10.8S6
CATTLK-ltecelpt were very light tor
a Tuesday, only U)l car being reported
In. This make the total for ttie two day
this week only 6,078 heed, being smaller
than any recent week, but larger than
a year ago by almost 1,(100 head.
While the trade on beef steers opened
a little slow. It oon became apparent
that buyer wanted everything in lg'..t
and it did not take them long to effect
a clearance. Price lald showed little or
no change, good kind being active, with,
a top of $10. uu, with the medium to com
mon kinds a little slow but slU not far
from ateadv.
Cow and heifer were In fair Supply,
but the Quality of the offertnKa waa not
overly good. Packer at the same time
were very much Inclined to lay down on
grassy kinds, which were lower than
yesterday. The cow market oan best be
quoted a around I0RI60 lower than last
weK en the good kinds, with the grassy
kinds Xtj.ifio lawer, and in some case
perhaps 6uc .lower on the least Oeelrable
grade.
otocken and feeder were about steady,
the demand being sood. and tho few on
sale changing hands at an early hour.
vfuoiamuns on cattle: uood to choice
yearlings, I'l.OorrtlO.u); fair to good year
llnga. $8.fl&.ii0; good to choice heuvy
beeves, $!.5r.(i0.00; fair to good comfed
beeves. $X.7oOH4; common to fslr eorn
fed beeves. $7.764t6.76: rood to choice heif
ers, $7.OTi'i.0O; sood to choice cows. 1.6o-J
7.6'); fslr to good cow, $4.00fl.60; common
to fair rows, $1.0004 00;, good to choiog
feeders. $7.4S ; fair to good feeders
S 104(7 60; common to fair Blockers tbtOiS
60; stock heifer. Sft.lfya 700; stork cow.
$6.SO.80: stork celvee. $6.0Ofl7.50; veal
calvee, $.ooj.80; tat bull, ktg, etc.,
$6 ii.-(ST.50.
Represents tlv e sales:
Ks. At. Tt.
K.
A. r.
...ivrt I 66
... if I 10
.... M in
,...H 6 I J
....liao 1 ;o
8 Ill IU,
14 '. til 6 36 .
1 1014 I 44
tl...
tn...
34...
17...
46.,, IttSf 76
!.. 1M7 I n
it lorn ( ie
t4.
1604 10 00
BTF.KRH ANU HKiffcRB
1(1 T 16 14...,
14...... 441 t 17....
14 I 4U 84.,,,
34 714 I 60
CALVES,
I 4 16 ' 1....
1 iw 4 u $ ...
6 44
TUT t 40
7H t 7
ISO I 00
lt4 I 16
174 66
4 471 4 74 3
1 IW 4 1(0 ill
33 sue 7 to
STOCK KK.-4 AND FEEDF-HS.
6 6 110 tl 7m 7 "
3- W IU 7 r.3 T li
3 766 4 76 4 11M 1 U
HOGS There waa ajtother V( i y moder
ate run of hog here today, only about
seventy-two oara. or 6,000 head, being
received. The two days' total le k,6u
bead, a agalnat. $.161 last woek, Z3,7
two week ago and 16.073 last year.
Mhkpvtng it amend continues good, and
under the Influence of firm reports from
other points, outsiders look a good pro
portion of siippltee at good steady prlcee,
their purchase ranging largely around
4..ldr7 36. with tops a hlgn a $7.30.
This U a (hnih above yesterday' best
prioe. but quality was considered a aood
deel better.
Th bearish streak in the killer market
still held good on this morning, and. a
was the cwae yenterday, ptuskur buy via
Paid ne extent Ion to what ahlpoers were
doing, but went right ahoad and made
their first biie on a fat V: Pwer basis.
Kiifr thought It high time to call a
halt, and aa they relused to rut looae
the way packers were bidding- the trade
settled down to another all forenoon
fight-
As was the case Monday packer just
waited until salesmen got ready to trade
on their heal and then bought the hn;a.
Today's break amounted to a flat 10c,
wnl h means that th big string moved
at li.HJ. The range Is widening out an!
the sale have become so scattered that
It Is almost Impossible to quote a bulk.
The general trade was anywhere from
steady on shipping grades to a dune
lower on kllltra. Bulk of the pecker
purchase landed at Vt.n'ul 70. and there
waa a sprinkling of shipper sales all the
way up to the lop $7.m.
No.
. Bh. Tt.
.. 1 1 I II
. . 124 W.
,.i4 ... Ill',
..v M
. 14 144 10
. 7 ... IT
, iho ... t tn
No.
44...
U ...
71...
44 ..
11...
101..
40 ..
A.
,.1M
gk.
T'
I so
I
7 u
61...
71.'.
II .
66 .,
41 ...
M ..
67...
3l
.1)4
.r. 11 1 m
m ... im
.MA ... t 16
1 It
T 66
47.
Ul ... IW
' BHEBP-Rei-elpts of eheep and lambs i
were quite a bu heavier than yesterday,
some thirty-ati cars, or -0,,',j0 hand, be
ing reiiorted In. Tl.ls brings th two days'
tots) up to 18.646 head, which Is 6,iu0
head larger than last wt-ek, and twice aa
large last year, but a shortage of XOuO
b. ad as compared with two weeks ago.
The lamb trail opened out slow stialii
today, and as packer started out bidding
fuliy a quarter lower. It looked as though
traders were In for another long eeuiixi.
By a little after 10 o'clock they began to
get together Uiotgb and before 11 the
big end of the offerlnfs had been cashed
en a liKIhe lower hla Trading was
fairly active after Hart had been msde,
and it did not tske long to get every
thing moving towards the snale. Bulk
of the lambs sold st 1' Tf.'cr. the latter
price lielng as high ss anything went.
Wualltv of the lamb offrrlnas was hordly
as good yesterday's, snd qulta a bit
poorer than st the close of last wek.
Whet feeder were here were eagerly
ought after, and sold at gi,d, firm
prt.-ee. A three-car string ef feeder yesr
llnas reached t M), aa high aa anything
has sold of Iste.
There were not great mint sheep on
Fand. and moat traders thought the nisr
ket qmitably stcsiv. "K Cars of Wyom
ing ewes landed at $6 46, and best ewe
here touched MM, Oenersl opinion I
that It would tske something fancy to
sell over 86.0H under ordinary conditions.
Ho fsr this week wether have been con
spicuous by their absence, and few fat
yearlings ere coming frme of th latter
went at $ 76 yesterday, and on bunch
old at $4 CO today.
quotations on si eep and lambs: lambs,
good to choice,' $6.6Mi.$0; lambs, fair to
good, $.0tnj 60, lambs, feeders. $7.00 7 H".;
yearling, fair to choice. $4 605M.60; weth
er, fair to choice, $,. ftor(J4.ss. ewe, good
to choice. $5 3oi0; ewes, fair to good.
Mt&tKIi.
No. Av. Fr.
(TO Oregon lambs ...,6ft $30
Oreicon yearlings n no
i-Hl Oregon feeder lmbe 6N 790
lWtiregon feeiier yarln 74 6
$. Oregon ewes tin; $46
416 run ewea um , 4 j
K1 Idaho lambe 64 $ to
lM Ids So lambs t'.,t $ )i'
6 0 Wjpnilng feeder yearlings..., 77 i 6u
CHICAGO L1VB HTOCK MARKET
Paltle t aaettled Ilea Veek
heeei Ntroag.
CTUCAQO, July 13 CATTLE Receipt .
4.0ii0; market Unsettled ; native beef steers,
$n.7o;fflo 30: western steers, $7.Xi K.: cow s
and heifers. M.snfl.so; rslves. S7.7lidTll.3V.
H(Xif-Recelple, 18.000; market weak;
bulk, 36.tOft1.86; lights. $7.3lif7.76; mixed,
$ fCir.iS; heavy. $ti.40dJ7.86; rough, $H.60i
6.7: plira, $,7,w(S-7.7a
HHKKH Receipts. H.OiM: sheep strong;
lambe. lower; sheep, $60i90; lambs.
30.7j4j9.16.
Kt. Lee Is Lire Itiirk Market,
ST. ,AXVtB. July lt-OATTLr Re
ceipts, 6.im; market steady; native,
strong; native beef steer. $7.SOii I0.M;
yearlings steers and heifers, $4.optii.i;
cowa, $.iV1S.1S; stocker and feeders, 8 00
f.2ft; southern steer, $A.36a,86, native
calve. $8.fl0r(i 10 f
HOOS-Re-!, 4.100; market lower;
r4g nd lights, K764T?.$6; mixed and
butchers. $i.2..1.7; good heavy, 87.1M
1..V1.
lircKP-Reeelpts. 4,000; lambe, lower;
sheep, steady; clipped muitona, $5.a.?
5 lmb, $.. J04J..36; clipped lamba, $7.60
Q H. W,
Kawaaa t Ity Live Stork Market.
KAN8AH CITY, July 13, CATTLK Re
ceipts, ,(k; market alrongl prime red
steers, $9. JO 10. 10; (jre.aed beef teere,
4.vd0 6Vi; western steers, $7.W774 60; cows
84.5wt'r.7r; heifers, $7.fliif 10 no; sto-ker and
feeders, $S.7fJ-S.60; bulls, $6.7ilf7.; calve
JH.IK",, 10.00.
H()U8-Recelpt, I.J00; market lower;
bulk, $7.n7.40; heavy. $7.nuir7.tO; packet-sand
butchers. $7.10'vfJ.43; light, $7.1ill
7.42H: tdg. $7.vtf7.30.
SllFKP-Recelpts, 4,0no; sheep, irlrong;
lambs, lower; lamb, $.flKff.7&; yearling
$.7.'iii7.U; welhere, $U.KiB4.7&; ewe, $.V0
tttl.6(i, , ,
loux t'Hy I.lee Itoek Market.
SIOUX CITY I., Julv 17. CATTLFJ
Receipts. t.MM head: mnrket steady; na
17 v: "w " holfers,
..0tkjiiM: canner. $4.2IV94.7; calve. $f 604
.Wi; bulls, stsgs, etc.. $5.(W1M.?1. ,'
HCM JH Receipt b. 4,rflft head; market
steady; heavy, .fKxft1.25; mixed. $i,eiii;
ttio ' ,4lfl-Wi bulk ot '". W.S5
SH F7KP AND LA M BS Receipts, none :
quotations, non.
Rt. Joaepk Lire Itoek Market.
BT. JOUKPH. July 13. CATTLE Re
,,pl,A.l'w" h'li market higher: steer,
$7.6Kfi050; i-ow and heifer. ti.bOuM:
calves, t).(kntf 10.00.
HOOS-Rei-elpt, 1,600 head: market,
hlpper higher; top. $7.80; packer, noth
ing doing. ,
HH15KP AND lAMB-neeelpt. I 000
htMLii : nurkpt lrLi nKi tu iusf.n t
lg" ' - t ....yt, sv,vv-A6Tl. I U.
Lire itoek la Sight.
Receipt of live stock from th five prln
clpnl western markeu:
. . Cettle Hor. Sheen.
Chicago 4.0110 J8.noi D.niti
Houth Omih 1,400 . fcOOO lOloO
St. Ixilile ,...6.010 4.I11O '4,IX0
Kansas City I ,(0 6.H0O ,u0
Moiix City ,. 1.600 4,iW ....
Total....;.' 21.6110 jixsud 28,100
Leedoa Stock Market.
l-ONDON. July 13.ln th. American
department bt the tock markst United
State steel, Canadlkn Paclfto and Union
Pacific attracted attention in th fore
noon on favorable New York edtioes, but
business slsrksnsd ller and the market
finished dull but steady. Msrklngs In
American gold bonds were smaller.
6! IVF. R Bar, 82d per ounce.
MONF7Y lVk per cent. Discount rates,
short hills, 44 per rent; three months, 4V
fli'i per cent.
Threatened Strike
on Rose Building
is Soon Quieted
John Hart,' contractor on th new Rose
building, on the old Myerg-Dlllon corner,
t sixteenth and Farnam streets, hsd g
little row with th Carpenter' union
Tuesday, when K. J. larnsted. business
agent for the Carpenters' union, insisted
that he employ only union carpenter.
What threatened to be a strike wa
soon quieted when Mr.' llarl consented
to let out the non-union carpenter and put
g union man In hi place.
Two Governors to
Go Through Omaha
WRhln tha next few day a considerable
number ef ditingulhd citisen will pa
through Omaha, among them two gov.
ernor. July 3$ Governor Stuart of Vir
ginia and hi taff, twenty-two member
in th party, will arrive over the Milwau
kee at 7:86 o'clock la the morning. The
party will be here one hour, going out
over tbe Union Pacific.
August t Governor Dunne of Illinois
and hi staff, returning from th Pa
cific coast, will com In over the Union
Pacific at 7:44 In the morning, and thirty
minute letsr leave for the east ever th
Northwestern. There will be fifty In th
party.
Jardine Wrestling
With Refuse Matter
Commissioner Jardine or the public im
provement department ha taken the ref
use disposal situation by the horn and
expect to prove- himself a, regular Mexi
can athlete.
To start with, he ha requested the
city purchasing agent to got. estimate on
coat of equipment and switching charge
for r moving thia material to several lo
cations being considered, one at Haid
wood lakaj six mile south along the
river.
. This does not apply to garbag which
la being received by a hog-foedlng con
cern on tbe east bottom.
ir,4iiTr.iWhii?
NEW YORK mi MARKET
Bo-Called War Sharei Comprise
Balk of the Trading.
4 mat
BET1ELEHF.M STEEL UP HIGH
NT.W TORK. July 1.1. -The eo-rall'd wsr
abarea tii.ih.. with .111.4 i,,.i-i-
t nnd eqlilpnients. eomptiacd the hulk of
ine trailing today. Highest prices ever
recorded were noored by Hethlehein Heel
at 17io. American Can at WS, New York
Airbrake at F. Oeneral Motor at l.,
Ktudobaker at H and Flepublto uteel pre-.
irrreo at w. inner ivureiated lamics ninde
fslns of 3 to 4 polnta. and American Owl
ri
oditcts added another )2S points to Hi
tSH-ent meteorv ascent, all of which it
Inter rellnntilahed
United Htale gteel waa again the nct
active atock, being in demand at iadv .
though alleht advances on grow 11.
real 1 rat Ion of betterment In the sitI in
dustry. Csn and Westlnghousn ram next In
volume of output. It was reardc,l aa
'elgnlftcnnt of the market' trend that
such usual favorlten as Resdln. I'nimi
Iscjflo and AmaiMHiiiaied Copter ..'
relatively Inactive. Prliwg rfd- led rrnni
their beat In the flnul li.mis witn cute
heaviness In Union Pacific, Canadian Pa
liiir. , American gmeltltig and Amalga
mateil Copper, which cloacd with in mm r
ate net loasea. Total sales ainiinied -,.
Idi.ttm shares, tbe most active se on m
almost iortnk'ht.
Foreign exchange marl. eta reflected hi
a mesa ure the s.iocea of the tie Hrlilidi
war loan, sterling bills being dlMln.cv
firmer, though losing t trifle liter in
nflorlnes of comincrial lillis. An Int-r-rstlng
doveiopmeiit of the exchange situ--lion
wss th receipt of gold to the amount
of 81.M,0vO from outh America, the Im
portation being made possible only be
cause exchange natuiMiy favor thlx
in.'irket,
T ). - , 1 1 .1 1 - 1 - ...
, in.,,.,i, lOMtanwr ir 1,111 in
m,i' tnrmmrA - .... In , . .
I sintemenl of Idle cars sm of July I liow-
ins a aerreeee 111 tne surplus or ein h
equipment of almost ;'iC enra compared
Willi the preceding month. This favor
eld condition waa partly oftaet b a
ruling of the Interstate t o-.niueroe com
mission which auspenleil rate Increases
In structural rtcel between t hlcaxo nnd
I'aiifl.' roast points. ,
'r"oreliin telllnj of bend w on tt
diinlntwhed ecal toly but a larice part.
'f the trading was In United fltstee Bterl.
ii'iw par viin-r, B gxrett at CO
$i.R30.Oii. I nlted States bonds wern un
changed on call.
Flynn to Keep the
Social Dates for ,
thp. ftnmmiR.q.nTiPu.c!
A new feature of the life of th olty
official la to be a social calendar, wltl
City Cleric Flynn assuming added respon
Ibllltlea a aortal aecretary.
Mayor LWilman conferred th new hon
or on Mr. Flynn at the regular council
meeting.
The necessity of this arose over fre
quent Invitations to meetings, banquet,
dinner, parades, christening and other
functions.
Special Reretnry Flynn Wsa directed
to keep the commissioner informed ot
all day and nlaiit appointment.
Th following I an excerpt from tha
city aortal calendar:
Tuewlay Evening. July 13 PolUh olub,
tiouth 81le. All ootnmlsxlonera Invited.
Friday Evening, July 16 Field Club
tn at riot Improvement olub. All commis
sioner. Negligee affair.
Tueedajr, July tl Commissioner In
ylted to loin baenrerfeat parade, Ac
cettsd. Saturday, ' July JX ditertaln Major
Thompson and party of Chicago.
RilNFAl I SlMfP MARCH 1
IS NOT UP TO THE AVERAGE
A surprising bit of Information waa sc
oured from Weatherman - Welsh this
morning, when he gave out the figure
aa to th rain fall In Omaha since Janu
ary 1. Although there I a slightly
greater amount recorded for the period'
from January 1 to July 13 than for normal
year, ther Is aotuaily a shortage, for th
period from March 1 to July 13th, the
amount we are short being 1.28 Inchen.
Tha reason for the shortage I that dur
ing Jun, whleh month ordinarily fur
nlihea u with a large aupply of rain, we
went short 1.32 Inches. The da,te, from
January 1, we are 1.$ Inches In excess
of the aver..
Vrooman Guest at
Seymour Lake Club
Carl Vrooman. assistant pecretury of
irlcultur. Captain W. B. Smith and
L. J. Connor ef Washington were honor
$uet a.t a dinner party given by prom
inent Pouth Omaha business men at. Sey
mour Lake Country iluu, Monday even
ing. Following tho dinner, the nien went
out to th Ak-Bar-Ben don. In tbe party
were; ,
fl.'J. Ingwerson, Ryron clow,
W. B. Tag. Frank Andereon. -
Lverett Bucklnghnn Or. It. C Vermilion,
A. r, otryger, Rev. c. J. toung.
J. F. Roberts.
Cold Blasta f ease Sciatica.
Sloan' Liniment will help your sclstka.
Oet a 36o bonis new, It penetrates, kills
th pain, stop many aches. All druggist.
Advertisement. '
TO PROTECT CITY AGAINST
POOR SOUTH SIDE PAYING
Th city ligal department has been di
rected by the olty council to protect the
right of th (ity In connection with al
leged defective work cn tha Doctor
boulevard, . Pouth Sld. The work w as
done under a five-year guarantee and
bond wa furnlshd.
Iai IMkerxc.
Lama bark I usually due to rheumatism
of the muclee of the back. Hard working
people Are most likely to surfer from It.
Relief may be had by massaging the back
with Chamberlain's Liniment two or
three times a day. Try It. Obtainable
every where. Advertisement.
You Can't Cut Out
A BOU fcPAVINal-l F F or THOtwmi U fW.
MisfrolrMWr
Iw ! WWMMWN -
will clean tliem oil permanently,
and you work the hone laino tinx.
Dcxi not blister or temove the
hair. J2.li( per bottle, ielivtrrX
Will tell you mora if you wiiie.
Iiook 4 K ire. AJSSORtU., JR.,
th aiitueptic liniment for rnankind,
rtducii Vuficoie Veins, Kupturcii
StuacM Sff LltmnanM. g&Mrti 1 wlh Goitre.
wtna. (Tyei. A a., pmu ir. ri f i wi aa4 t2 t.4
iwde M IrajiM ef Svi.rfM. 64ataui.rc4 ...y by
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