TlIK OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 18, 1D15.
5 C
MEDIOAIj
Piles and Fistula
Can Be Cured
Why persist in having that terrible sickly, low spirited
feeling that occurs to all suffering from piles nnd fistula. Call
and see Dr. Maxwell, he will oure you "without surgical opera
tion or pain.
No detention from business. Examination Free. Pay
"When Cured. A written guarantee given in every case treated,
Dr. Maxwell has resided in Omaha twenty-eight years and
specialized during this entire priod treating diseases of the rec
tum, piles, fistula, etc., with undoubted success. Hundreds of
the most prominent people in Omaha and all parts of the Unite!
states will testify that Dr. Maxwell cured them of piles and
fistula.
Their names may bo obtainod by requests
come to the office for treatment. Hours 9 to 5.
12.
Dr. William Creighton Maxwell
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York City,
New York.
408-940 Omaha National Bank Building.
Seventeenth and Farnam Sts;, Omaha.
Long
Distance
FTMJS, FISTTTUL CUHSD.
Ir. & K. Tarry ourea plica, fistula and
lotoer racial disease without aura-leal
operation. Cur guar an teed and no
i money paid until cured. Writ for book
ton rectal diseases with testimonial. DR.
. R. TAKRY. MO Baa Bids.
HKBJUMATISM treated successfully, re
sult cuamxted. Dr. Bowser, 114 Baa Bklg.
SWAPPERS' COMJMN
WANT light roadster, touring car, lot or
I piano, or, what have you for I share
eommen stock In old eatabllshod Omaha
comanT Far at $100 per share. Addreae
.wantku to trade painting and p&per-
to trade painting-
nanging ior a uaea auto uiat 1 can oon-
verc into a lignt truck.
See.
Address 3. C m
WANT to swap Vlotor record for oth
I era; alo a number of lOo record; all
In good shape. Addreaa B. O. 1308, Be.
fWILL trada lot looated In North Omaha
for Ford. No 1unk wtnlL Rt
Webster 614. evening-.
"WILL trada a olaaay looking; raoeabout
' for a fore-door five or WTun nn enrnr
car. Addrs a. a 1906. Bea.
ItAILWAT TIMB CARD
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takota Pasaaasar IT:Mta
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Minneapolis Bxpeaas .... 4:4 pa
Twla City Llmiuel . a 4 pa
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Carroll liooal ....-nt-a 7K)0 am
Havker Eapreea - h T:4 am
Chlcaio Local U pa
Carroll local ....4 4:40 pa
Ctlcago Special .-..a 4 00 pm
8an Pranoiaco Lmltaa.......alt M am
Oierland Umlted -a p-00 pa
rason-Waahloaton Umttad.. IM pm
Los Antalee Llmltad . l:M pm
WSST.
Cbadrtm lioeal ....a g am
Lincoln-Dalian ........... I :0 m
Lincoln-Long pin ..........a I. It pm
Kaatinsa-Bupartor b I IS pa
Daadwood-Hot springs at:Mpa
Cnaper-Landar a 1:6$ pa
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Mall ana Bxpraai . 7:04 am
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Oalilorol Mall ..4:Mpm all: am
Omaha Kipraaa a : pa
Atlanta Eapraea ... a 4:M am
La Angalaa UmlUd.........aU:46 am a 1 .44 pm
Colorado tipm .a 4 :M pea a 4:0 pa
Colorado Bpaatal alt:M am a 1:06 am
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Paclflo Umlta all 4 am a T:15 pm
Oratoa-WasalDstoa LamlU. .aJO SO am a 1 11 pm
Monk Piatt Local a :lt aa 4:44 pm
Grand Ulan Local a 110 pm a 14: a am
tit ro ma bun LmsI nil .41 pa bU.M pa
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Cbloaso Kaur a 60 am a (40 pm
Alblon-Oaalal b I.U pa k l;M pm
Chtcagro, Mllwaakra gt. Pant
Paelflo Umlted a 7:4 pa alt:ll aa
Cblcago Bpaeial a 1:40 pm a I II am
Chlcaio Dayllnl Bpoalal a 7:14 am all u a
alllorola Mall a 4:44 pa a 416 pa
Manilla Looal a 4:40 am aU:k am
Ihlcaao Great Wter
t-vln Cltr Llmltad 4:1 pm
4-wta Cltr Bapraa a 4 0 am
Cblcaio ltxpraa a 6:44 pa
InUasonrt Paclflo
a 1:34 am
4:M pm
1.40 pa
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Chloasa, Rock lilaa4 a Paolfla .
CAST.
fUokr MoMUlB Umltl... l:M sa all 16 nm
IMcaco Uai rasaansar bl u blt m -
Chicago Dailr a I Mam a 4 40 Lm
I kliao Nlgkt Bipra- a 4:1 pm a 1 M pa
ta Molnea lcal Paaaangar... t u pm M m
Cklcago-Nabraak UntdT..a :0 pa a 4:00 am
rtil.-Kab. Umltad to Lincoln 1 11 am 1-47
Colorado California Kip ... a 1 40 pa a 4 00 d.
Ok 1 noma Taaaa tipr.il. 1 04 am aU M .
luck Mountain Limited all: 14 pa a t 04 am
BUaLIMGTO! STATIOK Taalfc aad
MaaoB.
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a 4:io pa
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4 4:60 aia
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nra.ka Expra ft 4:1a aa
ncoin Local , b 1:10 pm
uuvlllo-fcchuvler b I.W pm
ortkwwt, i)'ck Hllli, Mon
tana and Washington.
4 14 pa I II pa
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Uraad Ialaad 4 IS am
all U pa
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ncoin Local lt:Mia
lerado-Calilornl, Nortb-
, asat-raai liwihem 14 14aa
! lAhta CAST.
tblaags and IlllnoU a 7:11 aa
fooa Local it la
Plattsmostk-Paclfla Juoct...., i so pm
latuaoutk-facUl Jauot... all M pa
Craatoa Iooal bin pa
(bicago Bipraa alUpa
Chicago Lloiltad llM
(bloaa and llllaola.. 1 M am
UKH OLTU
kaasas Cltr -81. Joaapa I U am
kt. Lenta, Mo a 4 JO pm
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pa
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all i am
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WEalTEH STREET 9T4TIOJT.
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(h leas.
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t. Pa a I, stlaasastoiU 4
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XX-oItUIs.
MEDICAL
Patients must
Sundays 10 to
Phone, Red 4390,
NEW YORK JJTOCK MARKET
Farther Boom In War Spetialtiei
Endi the Week
MANY HEW HIGH BECORDS
NEW TOTOC, July 17. tocka mdod
the week almost aa they began with
further boom In the war BDodalt!
many of which were carried to new high
reoorda with gains of 10 to almoM. 1
pouta for that mora brief period. Cruci
ble Steel waa again the moat oonavlcu-
oua i nature, a a van" la gr to 61, with the
preferred at 1(H. Other Isauee in thl
clasa which touched quotation never be
fore equalled included Bethlehem Steel
at 191, Baldwin Locomotive at 74',, Ameri
can cn preferred at luoii and General
Hotora at 189W.
Numerous minor Industrials such aa R-
puoilo oteel common and preferred and
A 11 ya-Chain lore common nnd Drefmred
ntatle sulking fralna on fairly large ab
sorption. In fact every Issue In the so-
cauea tnaustrlal and eulpment divisions
oc me otoca list w&a In demand, Includ
ing; some stocks long dormant.
United Statea Steel was almost the only
of the former market leader to take
part in today's movement, rising; to 06,
Its hlfhest quotation of the year. Steel
ranked second to Cruel Me Steel In point
oi activity, out sucn erstwhile favor
ite aa Amalgamated 2opper, Reading
ana union I'acinc were inclined to Heavi
ness, when not suffering from actual neg
lect. Total sale of slocka amounted to
428.000 ah&rea.
Among- the stock without special claa-
sincauon, raoino Mall was strong as a
result of rumors Indicating an early sale
of the company's steamship holdings on
iiiKQiy lavoraoie terms. Among tne lew
olfserttlng features of the short session
was a. new low record for Missouri, K-an-as
& Texas preferred at 1374.
News features bearing on the financial
situation Included reports from leadlnir
oentcra snowing an expttnalon of demand
for merchandise and a further accumu
lation of "constructive factors." Im
provement Is most pronounced In the
principal agricultural sections of the
country.
An Increase of about 15,000,000 In loans
and a rain of 16,700,000 la excess reserve
were tne only features of the weekly
bank statement.
Trading in bonds wag light with a
steady undertone. Total sales par value
aggregated S&O.OuO.
Panama registered Ss advanced on
call during the week.
BRADSTHEET'9 TRADE REVIEW
Faetenrs Making- for Eipanilo Hal.
tlply.
NEW TORK, July 18. Bradstreet's to
morrow will say:
Factors making for expansion multiply,
SMdenoa Is provided by such facts as
considerable improvements In Industrial
matters, virtually full movements In fin
ished steel, overtime work In numerous
war order lines, smart activity at ship
yards, freer distribution of seasonable
goods, somewhat fairer skies aiding
crops, bounteous yields of foodstuffs, bet
ter collections, growing scarcity of labor,
slightly larger sales of steam coal, ab
sence of strain In money matters at ths
crop moving season. Increased construc
tion placed to take care of war order
and some western agricultural Implement
makers resuming operations whereas
awhile ago It seemed as though work
would not be started before September.
There Is a notabls absence of talk of
shutdowns due to necessity for repairs
or for vacation purposes. Irregnlar Im
provement In railway freight tonnage, ac
companied by a uniformly heavy move
ment of the passenger traffic, is reported.
Commercial paper sells freely at ths
west, but demand for money Is not re
markable, and consequently the general
supply of commercial paper la not large,
while low ratna rule.
Bank clearings for the week wm ti
001,000.
Clearlasr Mio Bank gtateraeat.
V TP w vrmv t..i , .
" ' "'J me actual con
dition of clearing house banks and trust
hold Iiae.4o3.730 reserve In excess of legal
"J" " ThU 1 an Increase of
J6,. 41.410 over last week. The .tatcment
follow:
. Amount
Loans, ete t2.t22.m.OOD
TReserve, own vaults 4:.215,0iy)
Iti-gv., fed. res. bank 17, 460.000
Resv., other deps... 88,ltk.OUO
Net. dem. depsts.... Xi'M.'MH.Out
Net time depst 133,a,Ou0
Circulation 37.015 ox
f-x. reserve 16e,i6,730
Aggregate reserve
Increase,
f 4.43.000
1,447,000
W7.000
46S.UUO
12,7l,ouO
2ss,0U0
70.0DO
4.744 410
tfl04,tll,wi0
Dumntary of sluts banks anH tVi,.
Pante In Greater New York not Included
in clearing house statement:
Loans, etc., liM.iMO.OO tl0,f'2 00
Bpecle .... 4o.OK4.4uo o.J.ouO
Lt gal tenders .741,iO uiO
Total deposits $740.67,01)0 S.14i0
Banks towiv. n vaulu 1.4.(,0i0
Vr '""iiiit. i-nmn reserve.
Of which 13(H,637,wo Is specie.
Ueci'att.
4i,toSI.Su0
- Lea do a Itork Market.
l)NrxN, July 17 -American securities
were quic-tly good. Amalgamated Copper
and United States Steel were the most
active (.hare, but the markings generally
were undr parity. The clos waa ateady
SILVER Bar, 21 -16d per ounce.
MONEY 2'1 ber oent; discount rates,
short bills, ttM'Vk per cant; tbretj months
4jiui per cant. '
Bank Clear! a as.
OMAHA, July 17. Bank clearing for
Omaha today were J2,4tn,2S4 and for
toe corresponding day lust yaar 12.300,
V& 22. The clearings for the yaar ending
today were $lT.fciJ.ol5.ta. and the clear
inga for ths corresponding week last
yar W(!ra JuVliU.444.12.
New lark Meay Market.
NrTV YORK, July 17. 14 ERCANTILB
PAPFR-liJi tier tent.
STKKI.INU EXCHANGE 00-day
M T-jAj demand, 4.70; cables, 44.77
bills,
SIL i-R liar. 47 Wc; Mexican dollars,
WJNDS-government, railway.
Coffee Market.
NJTW TORK, July 17. COFCEr-Rlo
No. 7. 7Wc; future, steady, July, 7.16c;
KcemW, I W,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Good Demand and Light lUoeipt
Send Wheat Up Cent and a
Ealf to Four Cents.
PREDICT UNSETTLED MARKET
OMAHA, July 17. WIS.
Wheat was strong today, selling from
IH to 4 cent higher. Light receipts and
good demand caused a good advance
In wheat and corn.
Corn sold unchanged to a half higher,
nd oat remained unchanged. Yellow
corn sold at a alight advance over the
white and mixed In the commercial
grade.
There were no sale of rye vr barley
reported and thoee markets were nomi
nally unchanged.
It Is ths general belief of the wheat
trade that until there Is more settled
weather over the greater part of the
winter wheat country and larger reowlpt,
an unsettled market Is to be expected.
The light stocks leave the market with
out any balance wheel, and with many
of the exporters short th caan wheat
and millers without stocks, an absorp
tion of the new offerings le expected.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
equal to MO.OOO bushels, corn. OMJOO bush
els, and oats, tx.iao bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat unohanged
to lSd higher and corn unjehanged to Hd
higher.
fTlmary wheat receipts "were 411,000 pu.
and shipments of fc,ij0 bu., against re
ceipts of l,4M,00O bu. and ahlpmenU of
XlM.m bu. last vear.
Primary corn receipts were (21,000 bit.
and slupmenta of 300,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 422.000 bu. and shipments of
dX4I0 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were Ml.OrO bu.
and shipments of 4X7,00) bu., against re
ceipt of fi2S.0tW bu. and ehipineuts of
744,000 bu. Inst year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
U'lm.t t V..-W fm I
i nicng-o , 7S
Minneapolis 168
Duluth 14
Omalia 4
Kansas City n
St. Louis 47
Winnipeg M
183
14B
21
17
sales reported today:
Wheat-No. 1
hard winter: 1 oar. fl.; H car. 11.17.
No. 1 hard winter: 1 cars. $l.8H; car.
II. ST. Sample: car, fl.ltt. Corn No. 1
white: 1 cars, 76o. No, I white: 1 cars,
iio, ino. i yellow: cars, 7We; I care,
76a No. 1 mixed: 1 car, near white, 74o;
1 car, 74Ho. No. I mixed: 1 car, 74o;
14 cars, 74o. No. mixed: 1 car. 740,
t-ats jmo. White: I cara. Mo. Standard
1 car, Mc; 1 car, BlHc No. S white: 1
cars, oic. sample: i cars, 600.,
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No, t tur
key, ll.S9fl.40; No. 1 turkey, ll.3RSW.S8
No. S hard, 1.3f.MrSl.W: No. 1 hard. 11.30
Hii-w; iso. hard, ll.oTl.lS; No, I spring
l.S0gi.8S. Corn: No. 1 white. TlVtKoc
No. S white, 74t4fr74Hc; No. 4 white, 73
74'4c; No. 6 white. 73tt'74c : No. wlilto,
ToSc; No. t yellow, limbic; No. I
yciiow. 74HiiavRc; No. 4 yellow. 74ta-744n
No. 6 yellow, 74'ff74Hc; No. t yellow, 73
74V.C; No. I mixed, 74tfi74tte; No. 1 mixed.
73W?4Ko; No. 4 mixed, 78Mr'(r74c; No.
mixed, 73t4i574o; No. rl mixed, TSc.
Oats: No. 3 white, B14iiR62n; standard,
emfteiVc: No. 8 white, Bl4ailHc; No. 4
wniie, nir(i'.ine. nariov: Malting. 87i
6Pc; NO, 1 feed. 64tfeS6c. Rye: No. i. 89
ff90c; No. a. ffiifj-toc.
I
CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Feature of he Trading and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
. OMIUAOO, July 17.-Wheat prices
nravy ionay owing to a more
rapid movement of the new crop. The
market closed weak at o to 2o not
decline. Corn finished io off to Vko up
oat. HSIo to o down, and provisions
varying from Ufto loss to a rise of 24o.
July delivery of whent showed the
greatest setback, as receipts here today
were materially enlarged, and the esti
mate was thai arrivals Monday would
total 200 carloads or more. In tills con
nection, significance was attached to ad
vices from southern Illinois that thresh
ing was being rushed by means of double
crews working far Into the night. The
trade was further handicapped by ef
forts to market an unusual amount of
damp wheat that could not readily be
disposed of. As a result of the bearish
outlook, all of an early advance was
wiped out and prices continued to sag
the rest of the day except for a slight
reaction at the close.
iBullleh foreign news and predictions of
rainy weather over Sunday were chiefly
responsible for an upturn In prices dur
ing the first half of the session. Euro
peans were said to be showing more
anxiety as to supplies, and It wag said
the exportable surplus of India would be
smaller than had been expected. Tem
porarily, flood conditions In parts of the
Ohio valley and In Kansas and Missouri
counted also against the bears.
Fine weather to promote rapid growth
tended to ease the corn market. What
buying- there was consisted mainly of
profit taking- on ths part of shorts. Oats,
like wheat, felt the effect of sgumented
receipts from the country. Inquires front
shippers were not urgent.
Hogs reached the highest level of the
year. This lent strenntti to provisions.
Closing prices on options:
Arthiel Open. I Hlgh.l Los. I Close. lYes y.
Wheat!
July.
Sept.
Corn
July.
6eot.
1 1 1 164 1 13 1 18 1 1BT4
10K 107 1 071 1 07 1 W
76H T7 76i' 77 ' TT4
7iS 72V, 72 .7214 7234
49 4M 49 4fH, 49-T4
I7 38 17; S7-, B8J
16 So IB (TTH 16 08 16 16 IB 28
16 40 15 40 15 20 16 27 H IS 40
S 4:,i 8 42-H 8 SS 8 17H 8 17
I 60 8 47
10 17H 10 17H 10 02H 10 07, 10 15
10 12' 10 17H 10 12! 10 17H 10 20
Oats
July.
Sept.
Pork
Sept.
Oct..
Lard
Sept
Oct..
Ribs
Sept.
Oct ,
Chicago Ch Price Wheat: No. 1 red
nominal: No. 3 red. new. 11. lost. uia! n
1 hard, nominal. Corn: No. 1 yellow
7SiS7So; No. 4 yellow, 7Mr'?8n. Oats:
No. I white, 65c; standard. 66V46ftc
Rye: No. 2, nominal; No. 1 new, 11 )
Parley. 76(R78c. Seeds: Tlmothv 14 srjti
26; clover. Is 6013.25. Provisions: Pork
t'4 96- lard, 8.07ViS.W; ribs, lO.Kvn to.uO
HUTTKH Lower; creamery, 21 Ws-a&Uo.
Virginia col hlers, tl.2Btfl.30. '
ECUS-Hljrrie; receipt, 13,896 oases; at
mark, clnses Included, lta-nWi ordinary
firsts, 16-4flftH-: firsts, 17144; iTTSff.
POCLTIlY-AUve. lower: fowl.
springs, lMf21c.
OMAHA GENERAL M4RKET.
PT'TTFR TsJm 1 jtK Hrfnn, KT
t 60-lb. tuba 2c.
, CHEE8K Imported Bwlss. 12oj Amer
ican bwlsa, 26c: block Swiss, 22c; twins.
In Wo; daislea, 17ic; triplets, 17o: Young
Amarlca. lac; blue label brick, luVbO; 11m
burger, 1-lb., 20c; New York white. lcj
Imported French Roquefort, 40e.
FISH Trout. 14c: larm craunlu lloi
halibut. 13a; channel catfish, 14c: herring.
Io; codfish, 14c: mackerel, 16c-; salmon, lou.
f WIECTr POTATOE8 Kansas, 12 76 bbl
vv noiesaie prices or beef cuts ifeollv
April 24 are a follow:
UKt.tr cuts Hlba: No. 1, l8o: No. t.
I&k0i No. 3. 17V.C Ixlns: No. 1, Hc;
No. J, li.c: No. , le. Chucks- N. i
llHc; No. , Ho; No. 3, 10c. Round:
JNO. 1, 1601 o. 3, JPVfct: ; No. 3, 14.
Plates: No. 1, b.c; No. a. K'ac; No, 8.
e'ic.
r rult and vetabre nncea fumiaheil h
GlllliioklFrutl comuany:
A'KCiTS CaUfornla Valendaa. 100.
12fl, J0, 324a 8Hu, ti.te box; California
Valencia, 1M, 44.00 box: California. Val.
enclaa 17tis, 2Uw, 114, sjua, u.m box;
Lemons: Extra fancy Oolden Howl, 3ua,
:m, 86 6C box; Sunklst, to.oO box; Hod
hall, axis, avua, 14 60 box. Ieclduou
fruitst Peaches, Triumphs and Hales
Early, Too box: peahe, St Joluis, yellow
fr stones, 5o box; prunes. Tragedy,
11.40 crate; plums, Santa Rosa, Hatsuma
and Wlxons, tl.lt crate; plums, Climax,
iiurbank. Botana, Abundance, ioc crate;
pears, California liartlett, 12. ?8 crate,
logan berriee, ta.60 crate. Bla kben ies,
t2.u crate. Halianaa: Madlum fruit, 12.00
to bunch; Jumbo fruit, trnituigulnola
and Port Llmon. 4c lb. Cantaloupe:
Ponies. Urn, $i2o crate; Maopa Kovada
stamlarrls, tl.Ou irate.
VEiiETABLLS-Cabbane. horn grown
and southern. IVsO lb.; tieud leUuoo, 11.00
dozen; leaf lettuce, 20c down; peppers
5o basket; tonutues, 11. 00 crate. Onions:
California, wUte, 41.60 crate; Texas, yel
low, (Ut crate: new. l&a Jos. rl.n
I do, i rhuUlil. lu ta 4a lb. :
TV basket; wax and grren bej.n
basket; Iwrsley. too dmrn: im-n .
60o basket; radlshea, 2oo dus. ; nw twin.
oarrota and turnips, 4uc basket; new po
Utoes, 7tc busheL
Nt'TS Na. x loui. ltA ibi Dlberu,
IKo lb.: .nraxll, l?Ho lb,; renans, llSo lb.;
almonds. ac llx
M18CKLI-AM-X)! e-CrackerJack, IS M)
case, case, 11.76; rornpope, tK rase;
case, lit, l'etuuila' No. 1 raw, o lb.,
No. 1 roaated, Sc lb ; Jumbo, raw. No lb ;
Jumho, roasted. lc lb ; anltel, 11 'J5 can.
Honey, M K -eiie. Limes, 12.00 basket
Watermelons, lc lb.
nrw York urvrral market
((etatloaa of tbe Hay s Varloaa
Commodities.
NRW YORK, July 17 nA)l-R-Qulet.
WHKAT-XpiH, ste.ly; No. 1 red, tl.tJ;
No. 1 hard, winter. II M, both c. I. f.
New York, export bllle.1; Noi 1 northern,
luluth, 11.62: No. I northern. Manitoba.
11.4a. i I. f lruffalo. Future were
steady; September closed ti ll
CORN Spot, stead-; No. I yellow, 8Ho,
prompt shliHnents.
OATS SiKjt, steady; Standard. v,o;
No. 3 white, 63c: fancy clipped white,
HAY Steady; shipping. U 00.
1 IOPS Firm : state, common to choice,
1:14, KWlSc; 1913, nominal; Pacific coat,
l14, HtfUr: ISIS, SftlOc
HtlrX 4ulet: ltogota. KHf.llci Cen
crsl America, IV.
LEA TH KR Firm; hemlock flrsta He;
seconds, SOUS I c.
I'ROVISIONS Pork, market unaettled:
mens. H.4fl8.76: faniUy. 21.0in2 VO'
snon Clear, 1 dOjni.M). Reef. sLeailr;
mes. tlK.UViilS .. family, l .VvijiuiS).
Lard, steady: middle west, D 0ti.l6.
TALIxiW-liull; city. B'c. nominal;
country, B'iWic; sperlsl. tc.
UUTTKR Quiet: re-elpt. 3,07? tub;
creamery extra, 2728c; firsts, 24tfWo;
seconds. 2.ttr24t4jC.
Ktas-Flrm; receipts, H.OiX) cases; fresh
Mthered extras. 2412,V-: extra firsts, 22a
lac; firsts. tr?lc; seconds, lfcfrle.
CHKESB lrivgular; receipts, J.l
boxes; state whole milk, fresh, flats and
twins, colored, specials, 16c; white, H4c;
colored average fancy, HV4tfl4c; while,
14f;14t4c.
POULTRY-Live, firm; western chick
ens, broilers, 2oc; fowls, lfl4c; turkeys, 11
012o. Dressed quiet, prices unchanged.
Minneapolis orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Julv 17. WHFAT
July, II Hi.S; Septemtier, tl.OS,; No. 1
hard. 11.49: No. 1 norihern. ll.SiH41.48t;
No. I northern. ll.SMilil.to,
FLO! 1 It Cnoh a nged.
B A RU) Y M4 71c,
RYE WtfWe,
RRAN-421.60.
OORN-No. I yelkvw. TISTOtc
OATS No. I whits. eOtfWo.
Kansas City Grata nasi Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Mrx. July 17. WHEAT
No. I hard, tl.40Ol.4o: No, I red, ILUTJ"
i.tv; JU47, i.u; Enpismoer, l.uuT4Ul.Ui;
lerember, ILO.
corn No. l mixed, 7W4: No. I white.
77;;
No. I yellow, 78c; No. S, 77O77V4.0:
Julv. 7440!
jOHSrrato.
September, 68o; December,
OAT8 No. J white,
51V40620.
He; No. 1 mixed.
vSt. LooU Grain Market.
ST. TjOTJIS, Mo,, July 17 WHEAT
July, 11.14; September, H.06S4.
CORN July. Vo; September, TIH
SaTS July. 47oj September, 10c.
Cash price:
WHEAT Track No. I, red, S1.2401.X:
No. 2 hard, nominal.
CORN No. 2. 7'4o; No. 3 white, 7tto.
OATI8 No. i. 64Wo; No. 1 white, 66cs.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 17. WHEAT-ftpot.
No. i Manitoba, lis 9Hd; No. I. Us 7d:
No. 1 northern. Duluth. Hs 7d; No. 1
hard winter, 11 7d.
CORN Bdo. American, mixed, new.
Is Id.
CHICAGO LIVE) STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hosts Weak to Tea
Cente Higher.
CHTCAOO, July 17. CATTLEV-Receipts,
300 head; market, steady; native
beef steers, lt.GO$10.40; western steers,
17.15536; cows and heifers, t3.20(4J.a;
calves, tl.OOrgilO.BO.
HOQS Receipts. 7,000 head; market,
weak at lOo adH-ance; bulk. 17.25(8:7.70;
1 1 trh t 17 CF,fii Ifl- mUul 7 .a ft,, l ..
t.86tI7.76; rough, trigrip.OO;' pigs', tV.26 do!
nniinr A in u IaA mi neceipts.
2.(10)
head; market, weak;
lambs, !0.00&8.30.
sheep,
5.00iSi6.76;
Kansas City Llv Stuck Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Jul l7fAirt r
Receipts. 200 head; market steady;
prime red steers. 6O.W10.O0: dressed beef
steers, M.40O.fi0; western steers, 7.6iva
9.S6; stockers and feoders. 5004160:
bulls, 16.7rwr.16: calve, tS.WnSVSXl.
HOOS Receipts. 7(i head: . marker
higher, bulk of sales, t7.6irfr7.sS; heavy,
I7.40fr7.r: packers and butchers. 17.UHH
7.6: light, I7.6rvai7.70; pigs, t7.00r7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMR&- ReoelDts. 1.000
head; mr.rket steady; lambs, 7.76flgOO;
yearling t6RfK2'7.26; wethers, t6.00u.50;
ewes, 6 5036.26.
St. Lonls Llv Stock Market.
Of14 f OTTIt! Xf . - - 1 ,.W I IT TT.
Receipts, W0 head; market steady; native
ceet steers, iiraraj,; yearling steers
and heifers. t8 004.66: cows, .00fl.16;
stockers and feeders, t6.00ftH.25: southern
stcera If.2to8.86, cow and heifers. I4.0O4J
0.6O; native calves, fl.0Cg'10.76.
HOOS Receipts, i.mo head: market
higher; pigs and lights, tfl.Xib.2S; mixed
and butchers, I7.8ryii7.80: heavy, 17.167.60.
8HEEP AND LA M B I4 Receipt s, 400
head: market steady; clipped muttons,
ts.00fi 26; lsmbs, 76o.ll; clipped lamb,
I7.00i37.60.
' St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOKEPH. July 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 100 head; market steady; steers,
I7.WI0.16; cows and heifers, H.&u'tjO.W;
caives. ti.ocdtiu.uj.
HOOS Receipts, &oo nean; market,
higher; top, 17.06; bulk of sales. I7.4037.M.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipt, u0
head; steady; lambs, 7.bu4jS.OO.
Coffe Market.
NEW TORK. July 17. COFPEE Th
market for coffee futures opened at un
changed prloe and December contracts
sold a point higher during the early trad
ing In sympathy with tne steadiness of
111 axil, but prices later eased off under
scattered realising In the absence of any
Important support. Th close was from 1
to points lower. Sales. 1.760 bags. July,
7.10c; AnKUt, 7.00c; Beptember, .87c; Oc
tober, 6.0OO-, November, o.itSc; December,
4 ybc; January, 4WJC; February, 7.04c;
March. 7.06c: April, 7.11c; May, T.llo;
June, 7.20c. tpot. quiet: Rio 7s, 7 Wo: Ban
tos 4s, yo. Klrm offers from Brsxtl
were ueld to be limited, with the ton
steady. Rata erchang on London was
l-lid higher, with nillrels, 18 16 reis
higher at Rio and 6 reis higher at Santos,
Omaha Hay Market.
PRAIRIE HAY Old hay: Choice up
land, none here, I16.00yi(!.00; No. 1, none
here, I4 60; No. 2, none here, tH.WflilOu;
No. 1, 19 0012.00. Choice Midland, none
her. li.00Sra5.60; No. 1, none her, u 00
jl4 50: No. I, none here. I12.0ixail2.00; No
I. tt.00i7l2.00. Choice lowland, none here
12.6Oai3.00; No. 1, none here. 111.(0041.60;
No. I, none here, 10.00"8 11.00; No. a, td.OO
610.00.
New hay quotabla at from tltor?
14.00 per ton. Choice new, well cured In
light bales, might bring 116.00.
STRAW None her. Wheat, choice,
quoted at t.KM.0u.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. July 17. COTTON-Bpot,
quiet; middling uplands, 1. 40c; no salsa.
Futures opened steady: October. feaiM.
December. t(4c; January, 1.66c; March.
10.04e.
Futures closed barely steady; July 1. 00c;
October, S.tac; December, S.KJc; January,
1 he market closed oarely ateady, net I
points lower to l point higher.
1.74c-; March, tto.
LXVERPOOI July IT. COTTON Spot,
steady; good middling, 1.63d; middling.
1.22(1; low middling, 4.74d. Eals. I.OjO
uaiss.
f
Evaporated Applea aad Dried f'ralla
NEW YORK. July 17. EVAPORATED
APFLRS Quiet.
DRIED FRUITS-Pnnes, firm: apr!
oots and peelia, lioictlv; raisins,
steady.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. July 17.-METAIJS-Cp-per.
better Inquiry: electrolytic, 14.7i
ttl. 00. Iron, unchanged.
Federal Reserve Report.
WASHINGTON Julv 17 Rennure..
the f.-dwrsl reserve banks Increased about
tl.600.buO during the last week, according
to the statement of their condition July
R teamed today kg the rdcral R4Mrv(
board.
Klgla Bailer Market.
ELGIN, 111., July 17. BUTTER 100 tubs
old at lc; I2i tuba at t&o.
OMAHA UYEST0CK MARKET
Some Cattle Steady and Others Are
Lower for the Week Lambt
Sharply Lower.
H00 RUN IS QUITE LIBERAL
8'H'TH OMAHA. July 17. 116.
.?,,pi Caltl Hogs Seep
.V. Monday 4 :'i3 4.4X2 .!
Official Tuemlsv I T7 4 747 10.4OB
XII. . J 2.Vrn,,r"Jy.... l 4.f! 9.1
Orrielsl Thursday 1,94. 4 4 11.
Official Friday 79 6.1W 14.616
r.stlmnt Saturday .... 160 l.soo
"Ik days' totals
Fme day last week
Same 2 weeks ago....
ame 1 weeks ago....
amo 4 weeks ago ...
Same days last vear
..11.11
. . 10 tm
..14 CM
. .ihw
..1S.0W
31.874
4.1..W1
70.4"9
6I.7S2
4S.4M
M.440
47,S,-
4.11
4f.,l--7
22,7.7
41.o21
7.311
4. 433
... "j"" 4ui snows in receipts
nLLt ho" nd sheep at th South
orneho live atock market f-.r th year to
i n m mi i.i - . . .. .
asn luiii lis i sari V'I I It I n t y aaat r
115 1014 Inc
ft.-u rat? in, ut'. in lot
Dee
Cattle
Hogs ,
Hheen
...1.746161 1.4njij IntltM
..l.lGa.714 1 1.4 Tin lioi
utTJ ro"ow,n U,,B shows th average
m,ilZ tor I101" Suth Omaha llv
.n?""k,t ,or th lut few day, with
comparisons:
Dt.
1915. Ill4.i!l.t ; i ta HUH. I1410.1C9.
July
July
July
Julv
July
Julv
rift1
1 17i I 601 7 l I 4Si 4 W
1
1
7 oi
7 i3
7 07
T Tt
7 75
T
7 66
B 10 II 6H T 11 I 79
i i4
I 21
4 t; 7 18
44 1
461
1 Til 9 V-l
II! in
I -.: all 'v.
July T.
Julv X
July
Jul-.- in
M I o
I in 71
4 Si' f Ml
I v s 241 I 911 a
V OKI J S 111 S 141 V 41
g WU s aut a 7al .u
I S2 7 7
10 4 WA.I 1 47 1 Tin 7 vii a
July 11.
I 7 "7
I 441
8 .131 7 fil
1 til 7 67
1 241 7 7'i
1 3M 7 2
a ikl 9 m
ulv 12.
Ulv 1.1
i a oil ii ( ,
I I 741 7 X2
14j 1 6 7 1! I 30
ulv 14.
ulv tr.
e 6 I tr. ( 6 24
H5 S 641 1 T 16! 6 24
uiy is.
( I'SI a 66 8 78 7 16
tily 17.
Ttii S H 7 H 30 7 74
'Sunday. ll,.li.i.
Reeelnta r. I t . i . . .. .
4 Vk i". i J.. V ","n tOCR
?. ? . . r Pto,k Vaitls. Mouth Omaha,
yterdar nur ending at 1 o clock
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
r r a. b. t wu. ogs. nri
w.i..rr
Union Paclflo
C. N. W., east 1
I
1
12
I
71
11
10
4
1
I
168
C, 8t. P.. M. tt O.... I
C.. B. & Q.. a.st 1
C, B. at g., west
C, R. I. A P., east
mi i- . ' , - !
Chicago Ureat Western
Total
DI8POS1TION-HEA D.
Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co
Swift A Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
BchWHJ-tx A Co
J. W. Murphy
k. s
Other buyers
.... 1,016
.... 1,.0
.... 1,64
.... 1.147
.... LU6
1,014
600
1.64J
Totals s 24ft i oj
CA TTl . itt h " V ' ?'" .
ln f',nt thu morning of any
consequence the market being practically
fh-Ti0.r lh wek wcelpts, while larger
than last auk u . .
. L - . " , , wunujr w4i a non
day, have been the smallest of any other
recent week, bill I the run has been very
fair as shown by th fact that there ha
rtn.4 a ' ovr t-uo head a com-
year Corresponding week of last
Reef ateera of good to choice quality
have been active sellers all the week at
good steady rrlccs. 8uch cattle have sold
utrnelv at iq A, 1.1 ..a i.u ..... . .
, . . , w v.w, witii a, iou n i aiu.ivi.
Cattle from 9.5o downward have gradually
ulM i-7-'rrT are ai of
T . . "m caaes poasioiy
.. , JTna ""n on this class of
cattle is due to the fact that a few
"iuru ara western are beg n-
nllia- to nut In an . nr. r , . l.
k - , rfnv, uii viia max
k '?0 -nd California cattle having
me I s. this , . t l i . . . "
ri V . . "'no as sa.irva.uo.
u mj cuoin uryiot cows and heifers
have commanded steady prices, or very
nariv iMtlw ii.u . 1 .
: - -- . . v. , uiiwuiiuu( in
wek. On the other hand the common to
rtrettv v... ul i,i-,i- . . . i i. , j ... .
? " m.i im ri iiu a snowing
grass, have been steadily moving down
ward and thev are 2iuWo lower for the
week. Ihe bt bu'l have commanded
'l1.1, trad' Price, but greasy kind are
aa Ill Id la inataas J Umlrt. 1 1
" vi . vuuiv-B ton ueuvw, on me
other hand, art Km hiihr tiian laat
,r-''4 een in gOOO
demand all week and good grades are a
uuoiaiiona on otxttte: Qoort to rhAln
VsSltlltliJsl ! !., 1 A la.. I a - . a
ng good to cholc heavy
KaauAS ta Kju.it in iWl. - 1
wwvn, H.kVVLj.w; oummon tu fair corn-
f 41(1 LW4AV4f 17 TrvA.41 Ki- z. I a. - 1- A
he.fera, $7.WHciH.ift; ooJ to choloa fed
oow, f.ft0 1.60.;. ood to choice rrasa
hAlfWa tA M m
w r'.i'i.sr, ajvj w mi f.-iiiifj maa
oowa, M.Wi.i; fair to food oows, I6.ft
v.w, viiihiuu .air cows, fO.BMUo.ou:
good to choice feeders, 7.00tj'l.20: fair to
irnnA fa.ilur. fta KMn Kit. . . .
- - y i . i". , .uiiiiiiun io lair
stockers. 6.i50lJ.60: stocV heifers, I6.7M
L;J!tock cow"' W0a.60; Bloc calves.
ru.vuji.w, i ca.vaa, ao.vuav.lti: DUI1.
stags, etc. 16 6(Vrf7.60.
nuus-rteceipu were liberal for a Sat
urday about 190 care or 1.400 head, being
reported In. The arrival of a good many
hogs tiist have been held back by heavy
rslna wss largely responsible for the siie
of the supply. FoP ths week the run
fonts tin 11 kla h.,4 ,,?.'"
?r r - .. . inn a.iiaiitsii run or
the year, being 12000 short of Isst week,
1 4- si si than nail sasa Ihha a -. '
- 11 - - i.iiw a two weeg aao
and nearly 17,000 smaller than a year !mo.
SS'k. trd In food shape
outside buyers operating freely at fully
loc higher prices. Shipper purohsses were
made largely at 17.2667.40. the latter pr
"'hfi'iTaf D 2r th d,,r n1 week.and
weeks P Pald for n9r,y two
Parker. !!.. ,4 .i -
n ''''.rand-YotcheV'klnrntn:
desirable weight stuff at about a dime
..... ... . nuie aiscnminatlon rlihi
from the start, and while few load.
ttntour.h.4 until thacuL when thl best
siMdy""1 0n them n mow ttai
In thai mnA a. a. t i
weight -movid .V ,filmer prfctSut
a-te'nTv fS? W .thn
Hl a f.w load; t.nVM whh?rbuyrr:
w-"uld v'n bid on.' aT. ,3
with a few heaVleunder U.s hll ."Ml UP'
vr.raepipve SSlCS!
No. Av. SB. rr.
Ka At.
44
40 M
44 lit
454
4t mi
74 JI0
71 Ill
4 JI7
4 M4
U !J7
T7 Ito
44 174
44 110
70 114
11
Ill
... 174
.. 4 40
.. 4 44
40 4 M
... tn
67...
44
:.::::j4
let
104
40..
4 .
M .
Ia4
7 l
.114 ...
IM 140
4 46
T oo
07..
140
t
ti..
44..
114
ad m
40 7 40
... 1 ta
Ui IU f ta
417. .
J44 ... T 10
W ... t 14
I I M I II
!t7 40 T 4S
71..
... 7 10
44 T H
... TfO
40 T 40
47..
of .heTr, A. i- JT.-' JL" reclpt
.JBL" wM .to?:
. . ' vtriiMI 1 II IT
vrzr! v' ."! jjp-i. while
7i.L' 11- ""oiatr-o. r muring
in
hcadr being 1 000 h.Hd" larj.r ihaV la,?
week. CSUI heavier than twTweeks' l"o.
wlfha.yVr' ?" " Comd
The trade In fat Iambs this week has
f"..eVfJ "ht from ths sts"
r.nd declines f.Kt up fully 1125 whll
jome sheipmen thing the break amount
to more than thst In some cases. Actual
top yeeterdsy was a00. as corn Dared
with $6.36 last Friday" but owing toth
wetnesa of fleere yesterday top were
nominally quoted as high as M .10 snd
even .16. Qusllty has been very good
thro'Jg'iuut the week as has been proved
by th. fact that on most day nearly
evrt!4ng sold In one nouii, which
was both bulk and top
Feeder lamb ruled firm until Friday
when, with a considerably larger supply
than common, tltey showed the effects of
the big si 'imp In butcher prices and broke
nearly 60c. Tops reached 17.60 yesterday
Quotations on sheep snd lambs: Lambs'
good to choice 17. 7634.00; lambs, fair to
good, 7.4'l7.75: lambs, feedrre, 17.0137 oo-
... viiic ai wie weea run totals 64 440
vaiiuiK, !. uiuiw, w uuis.su; wetn
r, fair to choice, 25(n,.26: ewes, good
to choice, 6.1t4i. 76; , fair to guod.
Rpreeotatlv sales:
No Pr
II Idaho lamb $i f gg
17 Idaho lmb B7 7 ia
u 1uk- u iu - ij
.. ........ . Ml I m
3C? Idaho feeder lambs id 7 60
TflPIPQ FiR K HuV CV PPCT
ivt ivu 1 vil Ji lni VI llaJUl
Calvary Baptiit to Entertain Eve
ning' Congrrg-ation with Pro
gram of Muiio and Song.
MR. LAMPMAN IS IN CHARGE
The following program of son will be
rendrred Sunday even:ng tn Calvary Bap
tist church. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton
streets. The Urge rlmlr under J. W.
liampman. will be assUtrd by Dr. Chris
tiansen. Messrs. Hratto'i, Rurke, Ochil
tree, VanKuran and Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam: Hymn The Spacious Firmament. No. 63.
Male yua.rtrt Art Th.v.i Weary?. .Parks
Dr. Christiansen, Messrs. Joseph
Moore anil Williams.
Anthem Uy Rabylon's Waves. ...(iotinod
Choir.
Bolo-Fear Ye Not O, Israel. Dudley Buck
Mr. VnnKursn.
Duet-Whispering Hope llaa thorn
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. I-. Williams.
Male Wimrtet Far Away ....Parks
IT. Christiansen. Vi-ssra Jox-ph,
Moore and William.
Solo The Pinging In Ood's Acre
Urackett
C. J. (Vhtltrre.
Anlhem Zlon. Awal.: Costa
Choir.
Hymn Jesus Lover of My Boul, No. 210
Rev. Thomas Ulthoil, pastor of Trinity
Methodist Kl'lscopal church, I back
from a Your wreks' aratlon and will
occupy the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
Baptist.
First, Park Avenue and ITnrney Ptreet,
H. O. Rowlands. Pastor-Morning at 10 46.
Subject. "An l'nhnrnesnrd Force. Even
ing union service at First Chrlstlnn
church. Hunday sohool at :30, Htipciin
tendent Oerge Waleinmn.
Immanuel. Twenty-fourth snd Plnkncy,
Arthur J. Morris. Pastor Morning wor
ship at 10:30. Topic, "A Life of Service
as Illustrated In the Life of Christ."
Itlble school at noon, Charles W. Wnion,
superintendent. Young people' meeting
t 7. Kvenlng womhlp at I. Topic, "HI
Majesty, Myself." lYayer snd praise
service on Wednesday evening at s.
Calvary. Hamilton and Twenty-fifth,
J. A. Maxwell. Pantor Morning. "Tho
New Testament History of Christ." Even
ing. "Thing That Make a Man." Hlhle
school at noon. Q. W. Noble, superin
tendent. Toung people's meeting at 7,
led by William Noble. Prayer and
conference meeting Wednesday evening.
Subject, "Chrlt as ths King."
gram of special music.
Christian.
North Plde, Twenty-second and Iothrop,
Oeorge L. IVters. Pastor lllble school at
1:10. Morning service at 10:46. Sermon
prayer. "Its Effect Ulion I'." lnU-r-medlat
Endeavor at 5:S. renlor at 4:30,
followed by sermon at 7:30 Closing
at a.
First, Twenty-sixth and Harney,
Clisxle E. Cobbey, Pastor Morning ser
vice. 11; subject, "Two Acquaintances of
Paul." Kvenlng service, 8; union service
with First Itaptlst church, held at First
Christian church. Hunday school, B:j
a. m. Voting People's Society of Chris
tian Endeavor, 1:46 p. m.
Christian Science.
Recond Church of Christ, Scientist.
Dundee Hall, Underwood Avenue and
Fiftieth Wreet-Bervlces at 11, subject,
"Life." Sunday school at 1:45, Wednes
day evening meeting tit 8.
First Church of Christ, Relentist, St.
Mary's Avenue and Twenty-fourth
Street Services st 11 and 8, subject,
"Life." Sunday school (two sessional, st
1:46 snd 11. Wednesday evening meet
ing at 6.
Cosgr relational.
First, Nineteenth and Davenport. Rev.
F. T. Rouse, Pastor Regular service at
10:30. Bermon by Rev. Daniel H. Jenkins,
president, University of Omaha. Sunday
school at noon.
Plymouth, - Klghteenlh nd Emmet,
Frederick W. Leavltt, Minister Bible
school at 12. Special claase fur adults.
Phllathea 'class for young women.
Yomarco class for young married couples.
Evening prayer meeting at 7, conducted
by Dwlght M, Chase and F. W. Iravltt.
delegates to the World's Christian t'n-
dsavor convention.
Eplsropal.
Pt. .ndrwi'. Comer Forty-flrat and
Charles, John Flock hart. Rector Serv.
Ice for seventh Sunday after Trinity aa
follows: Karly communion at 8. Hunday
school at V:46. Lata service at 11. No
evening service.
All Saint'. Corner Twenty-Blxth Streot
and Dewey Avenue, T. J. Mackay, Roctor
Holy communion at 7:IU Service and
sermon at 11. The rector will officiate
giving a brief address.
lintheraa.
Orne. ISM South Twenty-lxth, Rev. C.
N. Uwihart, Minister Morning worship
and Bible study at 10:30. them. "The
Church Will Win." Sermon by the pas
tor at I. Luther league at 7, leader. Al
fred Toung.
St. Mark's, Twentieth and Burdette
Preaching by Rav. E. N. Groh at 1L 'Pe
dal reference being made to white slave
traffic In accordance with a request of
the National Purity league, Hunday
school at 1:45.
Kt. Matthew's, Nineteenth and Castellar,
Rev. O. W. Snyder, Pastor Morning
service at 1L subject, ''Why the Church 7"
Luther league service at 7:46, chosen sub
ject. "Heaven." Sunday school at 10,
subject, "Choosing Wisdom."
St. Paul's, Twenty-fifth and Evans,
Rev. K. T. Otto, Pealor Services at 10,
Rev. W. Hllgendorf of Havre. Mont., will
preach. Evening services st 8, In F.ng
llsh. subject. "Th Righteousness of ths
Fifth Commandment." Sunday school at I.
Kountte Memorial, Farnam Street and
Twenty-sixth Avenue, Rev. Oliver D.
Baltsly, Pastor; Rev.. C. Franklin Koch,
Associate Pastor Morning worship at 11,
sermon by Rv. Mr. Turkle, former pern
tor. Sunday school at 1:45, Oscar I'.
Ooodman, superintendent.
Zlon, Thirty-sixth Street, and Ijifayette
Avenue, Rev. A. T. Lorlmer, Pastor The
Sunday school will hold Its snnual plonlo
on Saturday afternoon and evening at
Elmwood park. Sunday school at 1:46.
Morning service at 11. Evening servlc at
I. The choir partakes at both morning
na evening services. A. J. Alvord,
dl-
Mrlxr Xliatv.lt W.H-4-
Ing at s. Choir practlc Thursday even-
lug at 1. The Mon's society will meet at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Enill Helslng,
Wil North Forty-third street, Friday even-
ing, July 23, subject for discussion will
d -nocisiism from a Christian Stand-
point," Introduced by C. M. Rylandor.
Methodist.
Trinity, ' Twenty-first and Binney
1 uuu.as oil...., raiiur noruinx eervico
at 10:10. Evening service at 6 30. Bab-
Thoma Blthsll, Pastor Morning service
cam scnoot i u, noon. ramp In England, with only elghty-flvo
Jennlng Memorial, Fifty-first and deatlis an average of seven-tenths of I
Hlckory-Bundy school at 10. Preaching -.. Thl. -, -
bv M. L. eHone at 11. Young people p r e,nt' TnU u rearjK(1 a remark
service at I. Everybody welcome. jable recoid ln view of th considerable
RwMllBh Vni-ih Klin.t.r.. v. m n.4 ci..- InroDortlon of neotlc wounds, tetanua
GiMav Krickson. pastor Sunday school
i w. riiwiiini service ai 11 ana o. r-l-worth
leajfu service at 6 30. Prayer!
meeting ovary w aanesuay evcnuig.
McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam, W. II.
t'ndcrwuod. Pastor Morning service at
11. John Lewis will occupy th pulpit.
Kpwcith league and song service at 7 .
Sunday school at 45, ilrs. Oeorge En
tril.in. superintendent. Adult iiAt 1
t 9 -6. Dr. D. C. Joi n, teacher.
Dirts Memorial, Tenth and Pierce, C.
N. Dawson, Pastor Sunday school st
1:46, visitors' day. Preaching at 11, tub
ifct, "Love." Kpwortii league at 7 10.
Preaching at t, subject. . lal Impur
ity." Epworth leagu business meeting
Tuesday at 8. Prayer meeting Wdnea-
ouy i a
Orove. Twenty-second and Seward,
Rev. Orlffln J. Logan. Pastor-rtermon by
Rev. H H Lucas of Meridian, Miss., at
10:46. Epworth league rally at T. Preach
ing by the mlnlater at . Sunday school
at 11 Tj. Monday evenlnu at s
Lecture by Rev. H. II. Lucas, assistant
ceneral secretary Un worth leugue of th
Methodist Eplsccpal church.
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth anj
Iaiimcre Eari K. Rowen, Pastor Mor i
In v erf hip at 10:30. Sunday achjl
12 Children' meeting at 1 Kuw.irtli
league a. 7; Mis. L Foot will givq 4)IC
first of tlirce talks on "The Lif of
Christ." A wrl :ort 10 all. Ek-c.ilng
service st I. lYsvtr rr.itting Wednesday
at I. Stereopll.ua and musical onter
talciuacA Tbura.l.ty at j,
Preehyterlan.
Flnrt At tha Ynunr Wnrn'a m.i.ti..
AasuilaUoo K4l tdwuj Hart Jeiika.
ir",or-Mf"'mng service at 10 Kunday
iokps recess until neptamner.
Low Avenue, Fortieth and Nicholas.
Rev. A. F. Krnal. Ph. D., Pastor itev.
J. R. Iewis will prenrh at 11:30. Sunday
school at 11: No evening service, Blblo
study Wednesday evening at 8.
Clifton Hill. Orant and Forty-fifth, R.
R. von der l.lppe. Pastor Regular morn
ing worship at 11. Evening service at 7,
under aunptrea of the Christian Endeavor
sovtety. Sunday school at 10.
Third, Twentieth and Isvcnwnrth-
Sunday school wlih men's Rlhle class at
:30. Publlo worship with ermon at 10:46.
Chrlstlnn Kndeavor prayer meeting at
:. Evening worship with sermon st 8.
North, Twenty-fourth and Wirt. SC V.
HUrbee, Pastor Kev. Mr. Ramsey will
; preach at 10 10. Hunday school st noon.
toung Peoples Society of Christian En
deavor at 7. No evening preaching serv
ice. Parkvale, Thirty-first and Oould, R. W.
Taylor. Pastor Sunday school at 10. Dt
vlne service st U; suhjeet. "Th Blessings
of the Church." Christian Endeavor at
7. Preaching at 7:46; theme; "Moral
Suasion and Legislation."
Castellar. Sixteenth and Castellar, Rev.
C. C. Meek, Pastor Morning service at 11.
W illiam Ralrd will speak. Sabbath school
at 4T. Junior Christian Endeavor at
1 JO. Intermediste Christian Bndeavwr at
F1rvlw, Pratt and Fortieth. Charles
H Fleming, pastor Bible school at 3
snd afternoon worship at J. "A Greatly
Helped Worker." Praver meeting at the
church Tuesday evening. Friday evening
at I at the home of E. C. Harvey, UK
North Foity-fourth avenue, the Endeavor
Rlb'e study with singing and a good time.
7. Senior Christian Endeavor at 7.
Ponson, A. J. MoClung. Pastor Sunday
school at 10. Morning worship at 11. com
munion service; the sermon ubject I
"Prayer." Christian Endeavor at 7. Cn
lon evening aervlc on the lawn of the
Haptlst church at I. Mrs. Walter Pur
vtance, a missionary from Chong Ju,
Korea, will make the address. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening tt I 1
South Side First, Twenty-third and J.
Robert U Wheeler. Pastor Plhle chool
at 9:45. Morning service at 11; ubject
appropriate to Purity Sunday. Service
at West Q Presbyterian church. Bible
school at 1:30. followed by a story telling
hour conducted by Miss Cora Berckley.
!pe.lal union service on the lawn of the
South Side High school at 7 o'clock.
The Church of the Covenant. Pratt and
Twenty-seventh, Charles H. Fleming.
Pastor Morning worship at 10.30, "A
Greatly Helped Worker." Bible school
at noon. Kndeavor at 7:15. Evening
worship at 8, "Adam and Moses." This
is the first of a Sunday evening series
of Bible picture going clear through th
word and containing the Blbl story Il
lustrated by the world's beet paintings
reproduced ln color by th stereoptlcon.
Wednesday evening at th home of Mr.
Faith Norrl. 27 Plnkny tret. th
mid-week service, led by Mr. Harrv
Dyhrberg, with the book of th Second
Thessalonlans as ths subject.
Mlseellaaeoas.
Fontenelle, Spiritualist, 1414 Cuming
Mis Julia Tltcomb will speak on 'Re
Incarnation," Sunday at 8:16. Thursday
at 8:16, on "The Invisible World."
The Assoc' Med Bible students meet in
the Lyric building, Nineteenth and Fsr
nam stnets at I. T. H. McNaught will
lecture, topic, "The Rich Man ln Tor
ment." Union Oospel Mission, 1514 Davenport,
A. M. Perry Superintendent Service
each night except Sunday night. Sun
day school. Sunday at . C. U Porter,
superintendent.
United Brethren, Nineteenth snd Ith
rop. Rev. W. O. Jone. Minister Morn
ing at 11, "Sin As a Paymaster." Kven
lng at 8. Bible school at 10. Christian
Endeavor at 7. Prayer meeting. Wed
nesday at 8.
The Church of Life I now holding It
annual tent meetings at Slxteentli end
Ohio. Preaohlng at 11. subject, "Gt the
I'rlxe." Children s meeting st 2 . Toung
People Christian Endeavor at 4:46.
Preaching at 7:46, subject, "The t all of
Sinners."
Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, Twenty-fourth snd
Ohio Hunday school at I.4G. Sacrament
service at 11. Rellglo service at 1:46.
Preaching st 8. At 620 North Twentieth
street, South Omaha, Sunday school at
11. Preaching at I,
People's Church, 111 North Eighteenth,
Rev. Charles W. Ha vl rise, Pastor-Sunday
morning, "Is the Lord Jesus Over
Advertised?" Sunday svenlng, "Th
Devil st Present Tims Hss Awful
Power." Sunday school at nooa, Oospel
meeting, Thursday evening-.
Grace United Evangelical, Camden
Avenue and North Twenty-sev.-nth
Street, Rev. Thoma M. Evan, Pastor
At 11, "Hirst," special services by Mrs.
Evans. At 8, "The Monthly Statement"
bunday school at 10. Keystone Lengao
of Christian Endeavor st 7.
First Progressive Spiritualist, 111 HN
ney Mesg service and lecture by Dr.
Mnggerrell, 8 p, m. ; subject, "Phvslcal
Death but the Door to Eternal Life."
Tuesdsy, 8 p. m., developing circle by
Mrs. M. Markle. Fri ts v. I p. m., test
meeting by Minnie Wanda. Ladies' Aid.
first Thursday of each month, i.'M p. m.
Second Progressive, Spiritualist, t70
lavenworth, Rev. F. A. Thomas, Pas
torServices at 1L 1:10 snd I, lecture snd
messages. Morning subject. "Friend
ship," Kvenlng, subject. "Whet Is
Death?" Tuesday at 8, mge servlc.
Wednesday at 2:30, Women' Aid message
services. Thursday at 2:10 and I, class
lecture.
First Reformed, Twenty-third Street
snd leer Park Boulevard. Rev. John F.
Hawk. Pastor Sunday school at 6, Dr.
H. Busman, superintendent. Morning1
worship st 11, theme, "A New Name."
Mission band at 1. Christian Endeavor
st 7. topic. "What Christianity Had Done
For the World." Evening worship at I,
theme, "The Cry of Evil."
1 , t
English Hospital
Cures Its Patients
(Correspondence of the Associated Frets )
' CAMBRIDGE. England, July 3.-Cam-bridtfe
Is ths home of th most successful
hospital experiment that has been at
tempted In England since the beginning
of the war. The First Eastern General
1 hospital, built early last fall, was an at-
. . .1. , ..!!- . t. . II..-
""' -'
mount "ah air and sunshlna Into
the treatment of Invalid soldlera The
, wards are without a wall on the south
. k-. , ,
; fronUe- beln wld OIn t0 wmd anJ
1
After six months' experience, th man
agers of the hospital declare It an un
qualified sucoess. Eleven thousand En
glish and Belgian patients have been re-
1 , , .
celved from the front and from military
.noumonia, typhoid and spotted fevr
among the patients.
OH and Rosin.
SAVANNAH. Qs.. July 17.-TCRPEN.
TINE Finn. 3SHi,ijj3V-; lea 437 bbl.;
receipt. 67u bbl.; shipments. 41 bbla;
stock. :j 01'.
ROSIN Firm: sale. 1.360 bhls.: re
ceipts. I.KS4 bids.: shipments, 3vl bbls.:
sHH-ks, 67.1. "5. Quotation: A and B, 4-85
4j 4 0": C and D. 13.00; K, IA0j; F. 13.10;
1, .l.Vu3:ii H and I, 13 30: K, 13 65; M,
44.16: N. I6.10iiji.20; WO. I6.154ii.tt; WW.
t6.4tX.46.
Dry Uoods Market.
NEW YORK. July 17.-DRY MOODS
Many llnca of fine nd fancy cotton
goods will be opened for spring on Mon
day. Cotton good toddy were steadier
with yarns quiet. Linens arc becoming
very scarce In ome staple qualities.
ttoajar Market.
NEW YORK. July 17. HCGAR-Markvt
for future was very Q-ilet today In tn
absence of fresh news and closed with
out feature st DjJ points net advance.
Sales, liO tons. Julv. 1.71c; September,
32c; December. Lite; March, laic. Haw.
holiday.
Tou can buy na IHtla as saa soar K
Yora stock Eirhaags aaayriiiaa. T4a Obu
IX)T RBVIICW ... k.,.
nrOay 41 a aar, tUad for amautte Saaia
41 Uruannar. Yark Cltr.