T11K
im Mia scrvnw i?i.T'. vr ni si'P 1 101-1
astasia a 'trail' a ltjll.- .leka It'll'. rv I
TTELP WAXTKIl MALK
A Brents, Itlrinrn nnd Solicitors.
AOKNT8 WANTKD-Noecl.il Induce-
mu. ray westt.iv. permanent. I'env
Nurseries,
Rochester. N. Y.
'KuKO Wheat Crisp: $.1) dully profit; new
confection; Sc packauo coots lc: run of
samples loc: particulars free; machine,
17. jO prepaid. Cornonu Co., Dept. C 44.
6M Parkside. Chica gv
eM MONTHLY and expenses, to travel,
distribute samples unit take order, or
appoint Kcnls: permanent. Jap Amer
ican Co., (.'hli ami.
AGUNTrt WANTKO-Household article
that eella on sUht; no competition; ex
clusive territory; every housekeeper, hotel
and restaurant a prospect; don't delay
hut get busy. Address Standard Mem I
Works, I.ittl.i Rock, la. o
WANTED Nursery ajrenta In evcrv town.
First National Nurseries, Rochester,
,y. y
AtiKX'fH WANTKU-Airenu make
per cent profit selling "Novelty Sinn
i Cards;" merchants buy 10 to ion on sight;
8i4) varieties; catalogue free. Sullivan 4'o.,
; U4 Van Uuren St., Chics iin, ill.
,AGK1NTS Get newest, quickest sellers ill
, root from makers: full list free. Nat'l
Agent Assn.. 1:2 Mk-hlgran Ave., t'hl-
cwgo. f o
;AoKNTS 101 fr cent Profit guaranteed
i eale. olf Mfg. Co., Smith Center,
jKan,
iSTAlU.I8H yourself in permanent
profitable- business; selling our guaran
teed hosiery In ianM locality. Experience
llinnecessarv. Mien or women successful.
Full or part tlmo. Rider Mf. Co., Dept.
;2S. Cosheeton. (.
IliJO MONTHLY for special work intro
ducing new product; permanent, plas
I ent employment; we teach you how to
1 he successful; either sen. Ray burn Fac
ItoryC, Hprlnyfleld. III.
WONDKRFL'L 20c kitchen Invention;
saves labor and money; demonstration
i creates sensation. 8.(VX sold in Chicago.
, 8X) per cent profit; new sales plan eliinl
i nates canvassing. Triumph Manufactur
ers. Transportation Bldg:.. Chlcngo
! MEXICAN niAMONDB Exactly re
semble g-eaulne; same rainbow, fire;
i stand testa: sell at sight. Uve sfsrits
i wanted: profits 50 weekly and up. Write
nuick for sample case offer free. Mext
Ican Diamond Itnport'ng Company, Bog
I I" ' Cruces. N. M.
j WANTED A good accident Insurance
solicitor; flrst-clasn company; liberal
yny. See Poehl. 24o4 I'avonworth St.
&A LESMAN Capable specialty man for
i Neb.; stnple line on new and exceptional
termu; vacancy now: attractive commis
sion contract; $35 woekly for expenses.
Miles F. Blx'er Co., M -St Carlln Bldp.,
Cleveland. O.
COMPKTRNT PAIEf JTKN OR MER
CHANTS preferred by well-rated Cleve
land concern, to sell merchants' greatest
specialty of the day, tHVinto t-VM per month.
Commissions tvald weekly. Ptate experi
ence. O. J. Rlngle. tta. C, Cleveland, Q.
8Al.f.l.-iMAN Vacsncy August If.. Want
live, aggressive traveler; hlg-h-class spe
cialty, work general trade; $35 advanced
weekly against commission. Established
1 16 years. American Standard Jewelry Co.,
'30 Woodward. Detroit.
WANTED Salesmen now covering the
middle west territory, as direct factory
representatives. Main or side line. Pot
tery and enamel ware. All staple mer
chandise. Liberal commissions weekly.
Pocket samples. Easy sales. Writ at
once. t'nited Manufacturers Co., 1102
i merlcan Trust Bldg.. Cleveland. P.
MEN selling side lines, specialties, with
A-l ability, I can use you. Have a sales
promoting proposition for the retail
merchant. Greatest thing out. Big money
maker for you. If you have pep and
mean business, write at once. Manager
Retail Merchants Business-Promotion De
partment, Toledo Cooker Co., Toledo, O.
Coal Direct to You.
The Best at lowest prices.
Get a Trial Car.
L M. COX,
North Platte, Neb.
.AC.ENTS Amazing Invention; $h dally;
1;0 per cent profit; new business; no
"competition,; world's best home massag
machine; works by water power; Uo
fllghts both sexes. Write for particulars
and free book on beauty and health. Ad
dress Blnckstone Co., 93 Meredith Bldg.,
iToleUo. Ohio."
l.STHN'-.'an you sell gasoline at lc Per
gallon? If bo, sell Ctaso-Tonlc; gives 40
;per cent more gasoline mileage; ellml
inates carbon; auto owners grabbing for
,lt: $10 a day easy. Heisy made I JO first
lay. Act quick, man. Details free. White
atfg. Co.. Dept. HO. Cincinnati, Ohk.
MR. AGENT Send your ntuno today; you
will be glad you did. Agents' ervice,
mi neraiq mag.. Juliet, 111.
IJ10 DAILY. reflnlhtng chandeliers, brass
beds, etc., by new method; producing
amazing results; -no capital or experiance
aiecssary. Write for Information. Qun
imetal Co., 27. Decatur. HI
iDOAI. agents wanted In every town: get
a trial car. J. M. Cox, No. Platte. Neb.
,OHEWINa UUM-Speartnlnt and other
novelty package!; build up a gum
route, good all year round. Apply for
exclusive. Helmet Qum Co.. Cincinnati,
'Ohio.
WANTE1 Reliable state sales manager
for high grade cost reducing special ma
chine. Every store your customer. At-
ractlve commissions: address The Buck
ley Specialty Machine Co., Lima, O
Kautorr and 1 raoea.
Poa"215. J10 Qpn- Fr Catalogue.
AlsSRICArl
AUTO
fX63 Famam Bt.. OMAHA. NEB,
LEARN BARBER TRADE
Wages paid. Tools given. Positions
guaranteed. Call or write for Information.
Trl-Clty College. 1124 Oourlss. Oie-tha.
WE need men: had to turn down two
jobs per week lately. Get la. Learn
by our method. Get on of these Joba
Catalogue D B. free. Nebraska, Auto
rncblle School. 1417 Iodge St
M0LEI5
BARBER COLUSQE
Special summer rates. Catalogue
walled free. 110 So. 14th St., Omaha.
'lrug store snaps. 1'bs. Knetst. Bee B dg.
WANTHD Expert presser on Hoffman
press: good salary; write or wire. Mul-
ford Iye Works, Sioux Falls. 8. D.
llAREER wanted ot once; flS guarantee.
Bert4 Tomllnson. Uldwav Hotel, Kear
ney. Neb
Mlaoellancona.
WEN wanted: government jol.s; 8M per
month; Omaha examinations Sept. 15.
Sample questions free. Fnnklln Instl
tit. Dcpt ri F. Rochester. N. T.
ASSISTANT MANAGED TN CLOAJC
AND Sl'IT DEl-'A RTMENT.
Young man of some experience and
ability lr. rady-tu-wear departmonu.
wanted by one of the largest department
.Stort-s in the west. Splendid opportlutty
offered tt, tiie rllit loan Apply by let
ter, g.vlutf full d-jtalls. AddreM tl K7.
tare Bee.
J4EN to qualify hs chauffe'irs and auto
ltpirnu-u. Graduatrs earn to il.'n)
tmnlhly. 1-srn home with model We
Skaixt to positions. Employment p'xn and
h.MjKiet freu. Wm. Crabb. Dti t. U IS. d
leaver St.. New Vork. o
gTajD SIO.VEV MA I'M AT iTo.ME ktilt
llnr hosiery. Machines furni-ied on
time. We buy or sell your guods. Easy
land Constant work. Ul t-3A" J
: HBEUOi CliiO.) SSI Madison. CUctLgo,
1IKI.P W.TXTKII MALE
Mlarrllanroai,
VAXTKI-I'h( kin? hou shipping c4e:k.
Jitculi l-:. linker & Sins, .Mason City,
la
-' V--H.Air.NT IVSITIONS In poT
Office. rullwnv ... l w -
nii i.iucr i'nrii -m-ai
are giiod. Preare for "piiw" unrlse
lornter C. S. ( vl Service Sevrctary-E;-amiiur.
!,, , let O . free. Write to
day. l'1'lcr..Dti Civil rvrWce School, Ro
chester, N Y.
HOl'UHMKN, conductors, earn I")
monthly: Interurhan In Neb. ; experi
ence unnecessary: state age, rvilirht.
height; qualify now. Manager Klrctric
Hallways Jiureau, Synill.aio Trux, Ht.
I-iiila. Mo.'
i AW.K- Ht 1 il Fl men for firemen.
orHkerr.en. l.i monthly: experience un
necessary. RnNwav. cure Y tilS, lec. o
WANTED-.Vmim of men, 18 or over,
wishing government Jobs. $SS month.
No pull necessary. Ad.lresa Y SOI. lie.
II ELI WA.M'KD
MLK A,M F KM ALB.
KXPKRI IjNCKD bushrlman and dry
cWaner, also lady experienced In plain
alteration work A plv room 23.. Loyal
Hotel, 4 30 to li:.1) Sundny evening
STENOGRAPHERS
V hen In need of a position, call on us.
NO CH AP.UK.
Doug. 124. Remington 'typewriter Co..
I jiiO.Wt pajd r llll man or woman in
! Omaha to distribute i,V) FHKJO soap
: powiier with somi s. etc. No money noede 1.
I W aid's Km Hinpl.ns lept.. Institute
, 1 1. ''hli'dKO.'
REPRESENTATIVES wanted to assist
... to ittt btLtti of concentrated food
flavors. Oood money for the workers.
Address Y 641, Bee
WANTI.U Names of young men and
women desiring positions in 6outhern
California. Enclose pofctagn. N. & A.
Co., 721 (irant Bldg., ilos Angeles, Cel. o
SITUATION'S WANTED
WANTKD by an eideny lady of reiine
ment. a position as housekeeper In hotel
or prltate home. Kxpenourad tn tue w.i
of linen room. Can turnlsrt best of refer
ences. No objection to leaving city. Ad
dress Mrs. Karl. lxiW C hicago tit.., Omuha.
EXPERlKNCliD young" man wants
STEADY Job. House man, janitor, gar
den, porter or anything of work. Honest,
sober and willing to work. Address U
Nil, Bee.
LADY, with two children, would, like
housekeeping position. Address E,
TW, Bee.
MIDDDE aged lady wlshus to take posi
tion as housekeeper In homo of respect
able and temperate party, In or out of
city. Address C 798. Bee.
TEACHER would like to get In connec
tion with schools wishing primary
teachers; city certificate; expeilenced;
good recommendation; will consider posi
tion of governess. Box 66, Tekamah, Neb.
MARRIED man wants work on farm, ex
perienced fanner. A tin i ess D. W. Uabb,
R. F. D. No. 1. Wlnalde, Neb.
COLORED couple wish work in hotel as
kitchen help; have bad 10 years' hotel
oxperlence. Tel. Web. K67
POSITION wanted by young woman. 27,
as housekeeper; can take full charge.
In country. Please state WHgjs and par
ticulars. Write Miss Kretchmer, U2& S.
4th St., Omaha.
YOl'NtJ lady wishes steady position as
housekeeper. D. 3iif6.
REFINED middle aged lady, competent
and rellaible, desires a position as house
keeper In a private- home, or will take
care of Invalid, or child's nurse. Highest
city reference furnished. Address L. 7W,
lBee, or Phone Web. 6i.l.
MARftlED man, aged 26. employed in re
sponsible position, and possessing
thorough knowledge of accounting and
systematic office management, along with
unusual executive ability and clean record,
seeks connection with progressive firm,
where opportunity for advancement Is
measured by ability shown. Address Y
(H2. Bee.
FIRST -CLASS carpenter wants work.
What have you? Address K WZ, Bee.
EXPERIENCED housekeeper withes po
eltion as housekeeper for business cou
ple or small family; references exchanged.
AdJreps J 802, Bee.
YOl'NO man, 27, married. German, speak
ing five languages, desires place. Ad
dress M m. Bee.
W A NTH! J Position by young man. 23
years old, clerical. Including typewrit
ing, three years' experience, very best
of references, bond if required. Salary
no Hem Address h S04, Bee.
SJTPWnrtRAPWlTH Hi fnnnir nmn' Inrnn
experience; best of references. S. Peder-
son, 15 West Bloomlngton, low t ity, la.
tXKH housekeeper w juld llko )K)ltlon
where work Is Ught. Address O S49, Bee.
INSTRl'CTORln draughting and mathe
matics wants position In business col
lege.. Address B MT, Bee.
yOl'NG married man want steady posi
tion as stenographer or general office
man; now employed in bank; four years'
experience In bank law and public ste
nographer; perfect habits: salary 70;
must be steady position. What have you
to offer? Address Box 233. Columbus,
Neb.
REGISTERED pharmacist wishes posi
tion as relief clerk Aug. and Sept. only.
P. W. Evans, Bellevue. Neb
8WAPFKI18' IXJLUMN
Wanted to Swap. Wny not advertise
something that you no longer have any
use for and get something you realiy
need? it costs you nothing to join the
ew uppers' Club and you wlil find It lota
ot tun swapping tilings. Write Koom 104,
Dee Bldg.. or phone Tyler 1000.
AUTOS Will exchange painting and
paperhanglug for used car. any make.
First clasa workman. Addrens S. C. 1174,
ca re Bee.
AUTO WU1 swap two-passenger Argo
light roauater, lully equipped, in good
shape throughout; will trade for larger
car that can be worked over. Address
B. C. 123, Bee.
AUTO Will swap 6-passenger SLoddard
fin vt on fullv eouinne a nt in tmniX
running order; new Lee puncture proof
ores an aroonti. nnsi nave your Au
dreys 8 C. 12. Bee
AUTO Model 10 Buick. 2-paas. rovlMer,
In good running order; good tires. vVlii
trade fur 5-pass. car. Addres S. C. 1285,
lie.,.
AUTO Model 63. If 12 Stanley steamer. 4
passenger. 10 h. p., new copper tube
boiler; will trade foe gas oar. Address
S. C. 1284, Bee.
AUTO60-h. p., 12-passenger bus. will
take Ford or what have you as part
payment: This car Is an Ideal hotel and
iitney bus in 1 I . first class shape. Ad
dress 8. C. 1277. rVe.
AUTO TOC'L Dandy chest full of auto
mobile tools, will trade. What have
you? S. C. la. Bee,
AUTOMOBILES For other automobile
bargains sea tho "Automobile'' classifi
cation. liiC yClE Man s bicycle, 24-inoh frame.
In good condition, to trade for boy
bicycle, about 20-lnch frame. Address
S. 1-. 127B. Hee.
OilALMk'ES auto to trade as part pay
ment on acreage property; ten acres or
leas, or what have you? Address 8. C.
l'. B e.
DIAMOND Ta kasat.12i. to trade for
piano; must be nearly new and ot good
rrak. Artorsa S. C. 1270. Bee.
ENijLISii Bull dog to tnuie for Bird dog.
SV;tlor preferred. Address Y iM. Hee.
EN GIN Erin's TiJ01s"-"-tiuch as pipe
tools, tups, dies, cutters, wrenches, pipe
tongs; f.'r inoton-ytie or o!d model Ford.
rti'iir'M V.. 1.M, Of,'
2 GALLONS of auto Imptrlal Puncture
proof; worth (16; to swap for office fur
niture, or what have you? Address 8 C,
GENTS furnishing store, located in South
Omaha: doing good business, will trade
for real estate up to the value of 84,500.
Addreas 8. C. 1. Bee.
GOOD twin Indian motor cycle for Jisv
mond. Address 8. C 12!f7. Bee.
GOOD lefcidnuce lot lu Cedar Kaplds, Is,,
to exchange for late model roadster or
fivc-px.'u'cr cur. Address Y-i!B. Tt'w.
HAVE almost new upiiuhi Buti Jfc Lano
Piuno to tride for Ford or other good,
roadster. Box IM. Gretna. Neb.
HOUSE AND WAGON -Have good horse
and wagon; will swap for small tour
ing car. Address S. C. 121. care Hoe.
U'EbOX-l fd short ttiue; good eoudt
tion. Will swap for chicken value to
3lv or any UUng else. Addres H. U. DM,
Bee.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
I Omaha Market is Very Call, with
Only One Car of Wheat On
the Tables.
WHEAT SENTIMENT BEARISH
OMAHA, July SI. 191S.
The market today wss very dull. The
receipts of ail grains were exceptionally
light and there was hardly enough de
mand to take care of the light offering
There was onlv one car of wheat on tiie
tithles and that was sold at tl.lu per
bushel.
Corn was unsteady and sold Sc higher
to Mc lower.
Oats sold Mile higher, due to the light
receipts more then to the demand.
The whest market via quoted un
changed. The very best Judges of con
ditions surrounding the wheat market on
the whole are gulls ttoarlsh.
l"p to the present time the Mack rust
has caused Mule Inas. as climntlc cotnll-
tlons have held the deterioration in check,
but It Is generally thought that the
! farmers have been lucky In not losing
(iwi ueai or wneat.
Clearances of wheat,' flour, corn and
Oats not quoted.
Liverpool spot wheat: No cables today
Primary wheat receipts were 1.14:v.o
busiiels and shipments 821,HJO bushels,
against receipts of 2,ftj3.00O bushels and
shipments of I,4S7,0OO bushels last year.
Primary coin receipts were 51.VOX)
bushels and shipments 4X!.iri mipheln,
against receipts of 5.Y..0OO boshels and
shipments of 62,0W bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 4i.ono
bushels and shipments 4M.OO bushels,
against receipts of l.ffa.OuO bushels anJ
shipments of 6AO0O bushels) last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
, Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 2n6 188 117
Minneapolis 166
Dulutti i
Omaha i p$ l
Kansas City 1S 8 4
St. Louis 154 5J 21
Winnipeg ao
These cash sales were reported Wheat:
No. S hard winter: 1 car (new), I1.1H; 1
car (new). 11.15. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car
1 new), si.iu. sample: 1 ear (new). 87c.
Corn No. 2 white: 1 car. 75c. No. S white:
2 cars, 75c. No. 3 yellow: l car, 7U4e. No.
2 mixed: S ears. 74c: No. 3 mixed; S
ears, 74Wo; 1 oar. 74c. Sample: 1 car
(hot), 70o. Oats No. t white: l car. 48c.
Sample: t car. 4rto.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. J tur
key, 1.170l6b; No. turkev. $l.lfcl.S6:
No. 1 hard. $1.16HW.S5S; No. 3 hard.
I1.14HC1.84; No. 4 hard. $l.n,1.31; No. 2
spring, ll.40Q1.4J: No. t spring. I1.3.VX 1.40.
Corn: No. 1 white, 74&7fc; No. 3 white.
744W7RC: No. 4 white. 74iff744c; No. 5
white. 73744c: No. 6 white. 734740;
No. yellow. Te-HIVHc ; No. 3 yellow.
76St764c; No. 4 yollow, 754fi7Se; No. &
yellow, 75ViBic: No. 6 yellow, 7!tr7514c;
No. 2 mixed. 744W4c; No. 8 mixed. 74'i
'744c; No. 4 mixed. 73W74c; No &
mixed. 73'734c; No. mixed. 73-tfTa'V-Oats:
No. I white. 4s49c; standard.
4i48H84c: No. S white, 47,HSc; No. 4
white. 47(il4714c. Barley: Malting. WiT7e;
No. 1 feed. 624630. Rye: No. 2, 243c; No.
3 8ia2c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION'?,
Features of the Trading; ana Closing;
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. July 81. -Prospects of a
bumper ylold In the spring crop states
proved more than an offset today for
wet weather over the greater part of the
"winter wheat belt In consequence, the
wheat market, although unsettled at the
close, was WHHo to ta under last night.
Other net changes were corn, 4c off to
So up, and oats, 4o down to lc ad
vance. The outcome in provisions was
the same as last night to 74c higher.
Crop reports could hardly have been
more bearish from the Dakota and Min
nesota, the banner states for spring
wheat A coord lug to one authority, the
I conditions there were now such that
neither blight ror rust could materially
vui nown ire promise, tne only thing
to fear being a wet harvest. It was
said also that the big movement of win
ter and spring wheat would be likely
to come at the same time and would test
to the utmost the transportation and ter
minal facilities of the country.
The bullish otate report from Kansas
failed to have any permanent effect on
the market and there was no evidence
o fan urgent export call. The sinking
of another ship by a German submarine
J tended somewhat to Increase the pressure
to sell.
In the corn market. July snorts cov
SWAPPERS' OOLUM.V
IliOT In Overlook addition, south front, to
iruue ror auiomooiie, or wnat I Address
a M4, nee.-
LOT About half paid for; will exchange
for lumber to the value of 1300. Call
Tyler S03-W.
HORSE BUGGY. ETC.-Nlce little all
around horse, rubber-tired buggv, har
ness, gardener's wagon, express harness.
Plow, culthator, drag, feed grinder and
five doxen homer pigeons and accessor
ies for Ford auto or runabout in
I condition. Some of my things are new
1 am) all In good condition. Addresa S. C.
i. ree.
LAST word In moving-picture machine;
went automobile; value 8000. Call Har
ney 6687.
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS Old-established
business tn city. This will in
voice about 85,000, and is doing a good
business the year, round. A splendid
proposition for anyone. Ioes not require
experience. Was managed by a lady
for 10 years. Very light running expense.
Must make a change at once, so will ex
change for clear land or residence prop
erty of equal value. Investigate this if
you want a paying proposition. Address
t v . j 1 1 , Dee.
ORCAN Kimball, used short time, good
condition, win swap for pony, shotgun
or anything of equal value. What have
VOIl? Altera,. C , 11
6.00U OAK posts, worth 8100. Wants lot
j or equity lu house. Address S- -. lltsi,
'care Bee.
; PIANO, manufactured by Booth Bros.,
j almost new, first class condition; will
1 swop for good second-hand Fcrd car.
Aauress B. 1Z76, Bee.
6-ROOM cottages to trade for small
stock groxry. Price. 82iO; mortgage.
ll.OwAjyrejS. 786, Bee.
SINGER. 100 sowing machine, drophead,
6-drawer; good condition. Will ex
fhayige for chickens or other poultry, or
what have you to trade? Address S. '.
1.7. Bee.
SEPARATOR Automatic cream sena-
rstor. slightlv used, almost new, to
trade for cow or Ford chassis. S. C. 1:78.
care The Bee.
SADDER, steamer trunk, mandolin and
i v C ..!.,.. .. I 1. 111... 1
" iailiri. flUUIU )Hl I'Kni
sise film kodak or what? Address 8.
C. im. Bee.
WANT to swap fir sectional bookcases.
Address. 8. C. 1273. Rre.
WILL swap horses for a city lot. Ad-
dress 8. C. L20. Bee.
WORKING every day, two good teams,
harness and wugon, also single harness,
perfect condition; 6 months old bull pup
slid danly chicken. Must sell, phone
Bundav Harney von.
WHAT have you to swap for a 8 H.-P.
Fairbanks-Morse vertical gasoline en
gine, air compressor, air tank and auto
matic air hammer and complete set of
drills? Address 8. C. 177. Bee.
WOULD take good auto for or part pay
ment on 4-acre tract In KoyitMio purk;
beautiful building sltoe an 1 fmo homo
ior insn 01 meiios ingress M life.
WILL trade lot worth 81.(60 for first cla-is
cir. n aiiiui ew.
MKPICAL
BHKUMAT1H.M treated successfully, re
sults gua ranted. Dr. Bowser. 314 B, Bldg.
PILES. nSTTJLA Cl'RED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures plica, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. .Cure guaranteed and no
money paid unltl cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials- DK
V;. R. TAhltl, $40 bee Bldg.
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Woe "For Bent
ered freely and thus did a good deal
at first to hardj-n prices ll around. De
ferred options, however, ilei lined awter-
arils alth wheat and as a result of
Improved crop reports from the lucre
southern eeetlor.s. July oats advanced to
the highest price of the crop, cm the
bulge though, houses that generally act
for the etboard were active sellers
until the rise was checked.
Higher prices for hogs gave a little
strength to provisions. What selling there
was came chiefly from Milwaukee.
Closing prices on options:
Arth lei Open, I High. I Low. ( Close. lYee y.
Wheat; 1 I
July. 1 11 I 1 11 1 0741
Sept. I 1 0641 1 V 1 (6 i
Com III
July. I 7S sT4f 78SI
Sept. 744! 744' 7341
Oni Jill
July.! M4l t$ W4,
Sept.' S N fc4
I'orR I I I
Sept. I 13 68 IS ! IS 66
Oct.. I 18 HO I 14 16 I IS (0
rd I I I
Sept. I 124! 8 1741 I 10
Oct. .1 I 80 1 8 t.'4! 8 174
H hs I I I
Sept. I 60 U I 40
Oct.. I I I
1 04
1 4l
784!
1 11
1 .
T
744
M4I 67
S4! S
18 70 I 18 W
13 8741 18 80
8 10 f 8 10
8 1741 8 174
474 48
434 t 40
Chicago Cash Piiees-Wheat : No. 8 "red"
new. 81. U4j 1124.: No 8 hard 3TllVti'I.U4.
j Corn: No. t -plow. 4i!lc: others,
nominal. Oats: No. 3 white, 60163c; staa
nurd. 67c. Re. nominal. Barley, 64ti';".
r-eds: Timothy, 84.76-!160; clover, l.Mol
!U2u. Pork, Lard. 88.00. Ribs, W.XiViC
.HA.
BL'TTFJR Steady; creamery, B4r3VS
! ICUGS Ix)ver; receipts S.) casis; at
.mam, cases Included, 14ljt;o; ordinary
1 lusts. Ifjl6c; firsts, liVft 17c
I 1OTATOES txwer; receipts, 15 cars;
Virginia cobblers, barreled, 8A.30itfl.Jb;
bulk. I7fiv0c.
POl'LTRV Alive, lower; fowla, U4o;
'springs, 160 17c.
.NEW YORK (iiCMiltAL MARKET
(taotatlona of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July 8L FLOUR Pteady.
WlIICAT-Siot. easy; No. 3 red. 31.124.
and No. 8 hard. 81.14. c. I. f. New York:
I No. 1 northern. Duluth. $1.10. o. L f
(Buffalo. Futures, easier; Soptember,
l8i.ir!4
OOIRN Spot, barely steady; No. 8 yel
low, xio. prompt shipment.
1 OATS Spot, steady; standard. 64401 No.
IS white. Me.
HAY Firm; Prime. 81.40: No. 1, tl.SS
fl r': No. 2. 11.30; No. 3. 81.26; shipping.
l.lti.lO.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice.
1914 crop, .-t'lilSc; Pacifto ooaat 1914 crop,
ll'ulG.', 1913 crop. Dlillc.
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, 81o; Central
America, I8c.
DEATH Ell Firm; hemlock firsts, Slot
seconds. 3fiftHlu,
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, 81M0
M W): family. 830.0(K(f28.6O; short clear,
3l!. 0021.60. Beef, steady; mess, 317. M
17.75; family, 319 fcfrfHO.W. Lard, steady;
middle west, M.10t3.80.
TA LIxW Dull : city, 64e; country.
5iWc; apeclnl. 6"4o.
BUTTER Creamery extrne, tfTC7c;
flrts. 244f2f4c: seconds. 22!a-234v
EGGS irregular; receipts, 6,iCl cases;
fresh gathered extra. 234t25o; extra firsts,
2H&;i24o; firsts, l420c; seconds. 104
ldc.
CHEFPERecolpts 4.4 cases; state,
whole milk, trend, flats and twins, white,
specials. lavtf'Hc; stale, whole milk, col
ored, 14ii"lc; state, whole milk, white
overage, l."4c; state whole milk, colored,
l.'IV'll34C.
PlULTRY Live, dull; weetarn ohlck
ens, broilers, 20c; fowls. 15c: turkeys, 12
7jl3c; dreased, quiet; prices unchanged.
KT.W YORK, July 81. SUGAR Puturee)
advanced on light trade buying today.
The closing waa steady. b'SI inilnts
higher; sales, 1,000 tons; September, 8 f.c;
December, 8 40c; March, 3.19c; May, ISSo.
OMAHA UnlMffHAL MARKET.
EUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 8cj No.
8, 80-lb. tubs. 84c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, DPc; Amer
ican Swiss, 36c; block Swiss. 22o; twins.
It; 4c; dalslea, l4c; triplets. 164o; Young
America, l4c; blue label brick, 17c; Urn
burger. 1Mb., 80c; New York white, 18c;
Imported French Roquefort, 40o.
FISH Trout, Uc; whlteflsh. 18c; hail
but, 13c; channel catfish, lie; herring, 70;
codfish, toy 12c; mockareL l&o; salmon,
13pl4c.
SWEET POTATOES Kansas, $a.7 bW.
BEEF CUT8-Rlbs: No. 1, l4o; No, 8,
1340 : No. 8. 174c Loins: No, 1. 8040;
No. 4, ll4c: No. 8, 184c. Chucks; No. ,
114c; No. I. 11c; No. 8, I04c. Hounds:
No. 1, ljVc; No. 8, If4e: No. a, l4o.
Plates: No. 1, 84c; No. 2, 840; No. 8,
84c.
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
Glllluki Ki'tlt company:
FRUITS Oranges. California Valenrtaa
j 100s 126a, 2Ms. 824s, 3H0s, 34.00 per box;
I California Vslenclas, 160s, 81.26 per box;
I California Valencies, 176s, 800s, 2iu, 260s,
'34.60 per box. Lemons, extra fancy Gol
iden Bowl. 300s. Stios, 1&.D0 per box; exti-s,
1 fancy Sunklst, 300s, 8i0s, G 00 per box;
, extra fancy Red Ball, feus. 3tius, 84fi0 per
j box. Peaches, California Crawfords. 75o
'per box; Ell.erra, four basket crates, 600
Eer crate; Elberta, four basket crates,
-crate lots. 67 4o crate; Eloertas, bush
els, JI.J6 per bu.; Elliertaa, 2-hushel lots,
, 1120 per bu.. Plums. Bui banks. Wo per
! crate. Pears, California Bartletts, 3125
per crate. Blackberries, 24 pr. coses
! 12,00 per crate. Bananas, medium fruit
i 3.00 to 12.26 per bunch; Jumbo fruit.
I Changulnnla and Port Llmon. 4c per lb.
I Cantaloupes, Ponies. 64s. 82 2a per crate;
j Maope Nevadss Standards, IJ.00 per crate
VEGETAUI.il' Caljbage, homegrown
1 and southern, 14o per lb j hd. lettuce.
$1.00 per dos.; peppers.. 60c ,er bssket;
If. lettuce, 80c dos. ; tomatoes, $1.75 pet
box; onions, Wanh., 24c per lb.; celery,
3tc per doz. ; cucumbers, 31.76 per basket;
Carsley, 36c per dos.; wax ana green
earn, 50o per basket; green peas, 60c
per basket; new beets, carrots aDd tur
nips, 40c per basket; radishes, 8uo per
dos. New potatoes. 60c per bu. Sweet
potatoea, $1.76 per hamper. Nuts, No. 1
i wslnuts, 18c per lb.: ilioerts. 16c per lb.;
Braills. 124c per lb.; pecans. 1240 per
ilb.; almonds, 2 per lb. Miscellaneous,
Crackerjack, $3X0 per case. Cornpops,
1 $3.i per case. Crackerjack, $1.76 per half
case. Cornpops, $1 tier half case.
Peanuts. No. 1 raw, 6c lb.; Jumbo raw,
7o per lb.; No. 1 roaated, kc per lb.;
1 Jumbo roasted, 9c per lb. Watermelons
I71C per id.
NU 1 S .no. 1 walnuts, 180 lb.; filberts.
16c lb.; Brazils. 124c lb.; pecans, 124o lb.;
almonds. 2vc ll.
MISCELLANEOUS-CrackerJack. 88.50
case; 4 case, $1.76; cornpops, $3.26 rase;
4 case, $1.4. l'eanuts: No. 1 raw, o lb;
No. 1 roasted, 8c lb.; Jumbo, raw, 80 lb.;
Jumbo, roasted. lOu lb.; salted. $1.86 can.
Homy, 84.S0 case. Ltinee, $2.00 basket
Watermelons, 14c lb.
1 '
1 Kansas ttr tiralu and Previsions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 81. WH HAT
No. ! hurd, $ll4r12i; No. 3 red. $l.l4t
1.1b; July, $1.10; September. 31.01 4111.01k;
Dtvinler. l.l.'4b l.02.
CORN No. 2 miX'id, 7847tfc; No. 2
white, 7)4c', July, 76'c; Soptomber, 71e;
Dtccinbcr, tOo.
OATS No. 1 white, 6lc; No. 2 mixed.
'.44o.
BUTTER Creamery, 27e: firsts. 85o:
seconds, 23c: packing, 18c,
EGGS Firsts, Uc; s.conds. 124.
POULTRY Hens, U4o; roosters. 801
broilers, 17018c
1
Minneapolis Urals Market,
MINNEAPOLIS July 31. WHEAT
July, $1.!S, Ssptemb,r, $1,044; No. 1 liard,
$1.44: No. 1 northern. $1.2M41.464; No.
t northern. $1244,81.414.
W1IEAT-Iiw.r.
FI U R U nc hn nged.
BA RLV: Y 64W73c.
ryio $i.oitn.ije.
BRAN $21.60.
CORN Nx 8 yellow. 7Va?84c.
OAT-No. 3 white, 4X&47e.
( FLAX-$1.74S1 6i4.
g. I on Is (irala Market.
8T. I5UI8. July 31. WH HAT No, I
red. II. lOff 1.114: No $ hard, nominal;
July, 11.06: SeptomW, 11.03.
COP.N-No. 8, 7; No. 8 white, 74o:
4UI, -w; oepiwnuer,
OATS No. 3. 4c; No. t
white, 66Ho.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, July -PRAIRIB HAT
Oh':ce upland. 313 VW.OO; No. 1 :3ifd
l6o: No 8, $!0.'s712 4n: No. 8. $sbi;iloui;
choice midland. $13 0f?7l3W; No. 1. jabnj
IS.0U; No. 2, $10.12.0'; No. 3. IS OOtj lo U);
choice lowland, til OCKu 12.U0; No. 1, fuOwl
U.tO; No. I. K00(ir o; No, $, $0 ufi,00.
STRAW Choice 9heat, $d.6o4-7.0u. None
on the market.
ALKADl'A No. 1 to choice alfalfa.
811 lt 1H-00; No. 2, $ riotll.Ou; No. 4, $7 'JO
tfV.Otl.
' New Tork Mosvey Market.
VWY. YORK. July 31 FHIMK MER
43ANTFL.K PAPrTVl .''j-tv, per cent.
BTEK1JNG KXCI1ANUU Hitv-day
MHh. $4.71; demand, HTtilO; cables, $4 7471.
H1LVKK "Bar, 47u; Ms it can dollars,
S6SC
BOyta-vejawiOMDl, jrUstAy; railroad,
firm.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET
Good Xindi Cattle Steady for Week,
Others Easier Sheep and Lambi
Sharply Hig-her.
HOGS SLUMP BALLY FOR WEEK
BOT'TH OMAHA. Julv 81. Il.
Receipts were: Cattle. I're. Sh.ep
OfTiclai Monday 4.J"1 8l7 4.S21
Official Tuesday 8 4C0 10.if4 7, SIS)
Official Wednesday.... t.oST 16.34S 7.7V
Official Thursday 1,117 U.K 1.817
Official Friday 1,347 lttVt sl
Estimate Saturday .... 60 .0 1.W0
Six days this week.18.1"!l
Same days last week. 1S.74H
fame da) s 3 weeks sgo. 13. 170
Sams days 3 weeks tfi 10 (0
Kame da-s 4 weeks agO.14.y22
Same days last year...ll,6:i)
The following taMe ar ms
Of Cattle, hoss mnA I . 4iilh
Omaha live stock market for tho year to
h comparen with last year:
. , IMS. 1914. Inc.
-' iwi.o-j 443.021 m.m
l.Sfi .(! .H 1 lI.4M
Dec
8fl'P 1.M.7T7 l,Wi,6u0 .... M2S
The following table shows the kverage
Price for hogs at the r-oi'h Onmna live
stock market for the last few Jeys. with
comparisons:
Dste
11'I6.I1914. .pin. , im J ! 1 . 1 iitto. il ta8.
July pi. i
7 02-v 65' 1 ;t: 7 m 11 2g;
Jlllv 1?
July u"
July 1.
Julv Sk)
' Wl 8 m 8 M 7 K I 80
K 7l 1 HI T 171 1A 1 M
K4! 8 191 7 21 tn1 S X
July 21.
July 22.
July 33
July S4.
6 7 t 8 T 8 M T l I S3 8 43) T 19
I 8-141 8 6S1 8 M 7 241 8 SSi 7 8i
t tTl 1 1 Cli a soil iui wl t a It
July 36.
w 1-1-4, ri (iflj n tt f .w n ,vi - I I ui
I U r.Al Tl f J" I at O'l tt Owl
- 11 a VI Q I v O
July -Ml 724'' , 7 R7 4i, 8 J7 7 1
y 4 8 r.9 7 6T. 6 M 8 31 7 44
July yy.i jse... g t2; y :7 7 s; s;, 7 7 n
July 30. jjv. 8 Mi, 8 6-ii 7 7 I 7 17! 7 14
July 31. t.
I l,' u 7 73 6 fl)i j 7 44
'Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at tho Lnlon Stock yards. South Omaha,
lor tweniy-iour hours ending at 3 o clock
P. lit. 'eterlay:
HKCHPTS-CARLOADa
C. M. A Bt P.
L'uttle. Hogs Sueep, H'r s.
Vi
Liuun I'uUfio
C. ,tk N. W., east....
C. c N. W.. west ....
C St. P. : a, n
10 4
4 .. 1
31
7 .. 1
.. 1
C, H. & y." wtsL."
C, It 1. & p., et...
Illinois Central
Totals 1 S3 4 7
DlSPOSlTluN-HtCAD.
. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Morris s Co. 1 .y .
Swift Co, Vi
Cuduhp 1 siklng Co. M14
Armour , Co itk.
Schwartr & Ob ,
J. W. Murphy i,u7)
Totals 6,&1
CATim As usual on a Satur
day there were no cattle of any conu
tiuence while the total for tho six dsvs
this week amounts to 12,199 head. This
la the smallest for any v.ek tor a lung
Um back, burring only Fourlli of July
week.
Reef steers declined sharply Monday
atid Tuesday, but later on regulned most
of the loss, so that at the cluse llioie is
no great ohange In values as compared
with a week ago so far as the good kinds
of cornfed bimves are concerned. While
range beef Is lower than two weeks ago
the change during the current week has
not been very large, the best California
cattle selling yesterday as high as s.l0.
Cows and heifers have been in moderate
supply and while no great change has
taken place during the current week, the
market Is right around SOc lower than ten
days or two weeks ago. Veal calves are
26o higher than last week, while cornfed
bulls are about steady, but grass stock
a little lower.
Choice feeders havo not shown much
change, the best selling up to 8H.60, but
the general run of both stockers and feed
ers are Mr lower than a week or
ten days ago.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
yearlings. Sn.0iKu9.7b; ralr to good year
lings, $H.26(.0Oj good to choice heavy
beeves, $9.26419 76; fair to good cornfed
beeves, $.66!i0.a'; common to fair corn
fed beeves, $7.Sf.t.U5; good to choice fed
heifers, $7.0ud .60; good to choice fed
cows, $flfrxt7 26- good to rhoioe grass
heifers. $ri fKji7.00; good to choice grass
cows, 86.2ii4nj.75; fair to good cows, li.ftOitf
8.25; Common to fair cows, $1.7fiy6 50;
good to choice feeders $7.6ori.60: fair
to good feeders. $ii.6ii(7.S0; common to
fulr stockers. $6.5uti.60; stock holfsrs
$T..7Sri6.60: stoplt cows. 85.5ogi.0O; stock
calves, $fl.OtvU7.50; veal calves, $8.00gIO.Oo;
fat bulls, stags, etc., $6..VWr7
HOUS An ordinary Saturday run,
amounting to about eighty-three enrs, or
5,300 head, showed up todav Total for
the week Is 6.2 head, being 12,000 heavier
than last week, nearly twice as large as
two weeks e-go, and a gain of more than
lii.OUP over a year ago. This week's run
Is the largest since four weeks ago.
Shipping hogs continued to advnnce this
.nornlng, making a fresh gain of fully lOi.
Dtiyers quoted their purchases anyaay
1o hlglutr, and thought some of them as
much as 20c up, but sellers would not
concede an advance of moro tlyin a dlmo.
Good lights sold as hlcli as $7 .26.
Packers dtd not waste much time, but
siarted right out to fill their orders, and
when the bulk of the offerings moved it
whs thought that values v. ere gericrilly
a dime up. As has been the case for a
month the msrket was uneven, somo
sales being Quoted as much as lfa better,
while nUtera were not much moro than
a nickel up. Hulk of the strictly pack
ing hogs sold at $..,MrS4o, while there
was a .good showing of shlpliers. Includ
ing some lights bought by packers as
hitrh as $7.00.
Tho weeks trade Is genraly 2rq36o
loner, and while not'tlui? la proved by It,
It might be mentioned that the average
(Incline amounts (o fully 300 Packing logs
show the moat decline, being right around
9miX3 off, while 2fc covers the break In
shippers. At the cloaa of Thursday's
trade prices were 36A"e below last week's
close, but part 01 inis nm iwn ini'iim,
Thursday was
low day of tTTG year tn
packing hoirs.
No.
At. Bh. Pr.
No.
10..
. .
.
1C.
'1..
45..
19..
M .
7.'. . .
U .
u..
4..
7i..
69.,
79..
Hh.
Pr.
I 94
4 Kl
s an
4 no
4 65
II 70
4 7'l
4 7
4 75
4 HO
t 00
7 OT
1 99
7 PI
7 19
7 15
4..
.
m..
4fi. .
M..
la..
69..
7..
..
1 47..
Tl..
44..
bt..
41..
, 44..
IIS 940 in
341
mat
Ail
14
2111
r.'9
230
14
Ml
294
1
no
n
i
214
114
. . .11
.
..III
..914
..IM
..l:l
..ma
w)
tvi)
4 19
4 I.
1M
I 15
so :i
I Zf.
4 tt
...OI4 120 4 )
.210
4 to
4 K
..Ui
.314
..ro
..at
. .STK
..937
IM
SO 4 15
... 4 40
140 I 40
40 4 46
10 4 45
44..
pi
ST 46 ... I 00 10 ill ... I 99
SIIEB1' Arrivals l "lay amouuti u to
some four care, or l.K" head, hringmg
the week's total up to i,S:t7 head. This
is only half as larte as either last WiM
cr two weeks ago, and Is a shortage of
more than 6.fiOu head as compared with
the same week last year.
The four care received this morning
were feeder yearlings that had been sold
to arrive at M Ml. Consequently there
was mailing on sale. For the week aged
sheep and yearlings sliow an advance
of anywhere from a half dollar to as
much as 76c. Kwii reached l.40 yester
day, and good handywelghta ought to
bring $6.60 without any trouble. Top last
Friday was $T kil. Wethers at V.b yes
terday were fully 6k: higher than last
week's close, while yearlings, which are
nominally quoted aa high at $7.) are a
flat 75c up. Feeder sheep were so scarce
that they afforded 11Q hauls for com
parisons, but there has be-n a good
strong tone to the feeder trade through
out the week.
On the basis of an 8V75 mar ket for the
class of lambs thut was here Friday,
good ones snouid bring 8900. but there
have been so many one-price markets
this season that It Is d aubtful If desirable
lambs would go much higher than the
ones here yesterday. Values are fully
760 above a week ago, when 8s 00 took the
bulk of the offerings, and. quality con
sidered, might be quoted a little more
than that. The lack of appreciation of
good lambs on the part of buyers has
len the ohlect of a good deal of critli
tsm bv sellers ' ever since range mock
started coining to market Out-rent lamh
values are the highest In nearly three
weeks
feeder lambs showed Just about as
much advance as tat stock yesterday,
reaching .,. which Is a full 6io gain
over the highest price Paul lust Friday,
17 fV Feeder prices have shown an In
clination to stay very clos? to butcher
values.
Quotations on gheep and lambs' Iambi,
good to choice, $H.0fy',i.7&; lambs, fair to
fiM,d, $it 4'u.o0, lajnlis, feeders. $7 '.t
h yearlings, air to choloe, $i.O04y7.Ou;
Wethers, fair to uhuioe, $.7SHUm; ewws
69.W 2S,337
47. 4M SI. 723
.'1310 61! (43
43,t4l 47 ! -70.4'
4.',9H
44.106 3.1.9;!
ire recen'i
1
good tn t holi e, $S.(i(Kn, iiO; ewes, fslr to
good. $i0i &
Reprrseniatlve sales:
No. Av. Pr
Jl Idaho ewes Iflt! 6 40
2 Idaho Ismbs M 8
Mi Idaho lambs 3 8 76
r Idaho lambs J 8 7
Y, Idaho lambs J I Tl
Kansas f lr I. Ire Htork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Julv 31 1'ATTIE Re
ceipts. Mi0 hesd. Market steady to luo
higher; prime fed steers, IsROff 1000;
dressed href steers, $.3Tfi960; western
steers. $K.7r4f: southern steers. ITvSMJ
ti: cows. $4.6otr7; heifers. S.7Mr!Ut;
strn-kers and feeiiers, $.2fi4.40; bulls,
8T..'m7 00; calves, $.tt'10
IKH1H Rocelpts. 8.610 head. Market 8c
Muher: bulk of sajoe, $6 JMfr7 : heavy,
:.f.tf(; porkers and butchers, t.0il
light, r Wi7.30; ptgs, R 6irr7 0n.
SHEEP AND LAMP4.-Roelpts. 4 fro
I head. Market WlAe hisher: lambs, t JR
t i; yearlings, as figi ro; wstners, n.a
ti'l CO. ewes, KOnffJ-TJ; stock ers and feed
ers. 86.00lj7.75.
Ht. 1onls I.lTe flterk Market.
T. 7OT'IS. July 81.-CATTIjF-Re-celpls.
800 head: market steady; native
beef steers, 37.6ftTT10.15: rows, IsfWriioft:
yearling steers and heifers. $S 6fs)T,'nln:
stockers and feeders, 8.WflS.!f: southern
steers, 8 2 ft : rain sed heifers, $4.00
CiM: native calves, n.OOTriO 7i.
HOtlft Receipts. 6.600 head: msrket
Muher; pigs and llahta, 87.86117.80: mixed
and butchers. $7.8rtJ7.76; good heavy, $4.75
7 00.
Sit HTTP ANT) IaAMR Receipts,
head; market steadv; mutton sheep, $4.60
fl r'n- lamhe, Is.OtVia.; breeding; ewea,
$6.Vm7.r5. (
rkleasrn I.lve Itsek Market.
nilCAOO. Jnly 81. CATTLB Reoelnte
800 head; market steady; native beef
cattle M JOfl-lft 16: western steers, 8
8 1: eowa and heifers, $3.2fi?f9.26; calves,
r.fAmi av
HOr-eoelpts, 8.000 head; msrket
strong, 5r10p abo yesterday's aversgs;
btilk of sales. $6 4Ofj7.10; light, $7 lr.,7 78;
mixed. $4ofr7.n: hssvy, $V164V7.16;
rourh, M.15f?i8"; Pigs, $6.7Mf7.T0,
PHKEP AND LAM RS Receipts. 000
head; market strong; sheep, $.00'Jpi.8o;
lambs. $fl.6o.86.
St, Joseph Live fltnek Market.
PT. JORF.PH. July 81. OATTLPV-R-relpts.
160 head; market Steady; steers.
$7.Mh9.: rows and heifers. 84.8Mffft60;
calves. $7.Ain0 0ft.
HOOK Receipts, 2.CKV) head: market,
steady; top, $7.26; bulk of sales. $s.401
7o.
SHEFP AND LA MRS Receipts, $00
head; market steady: Iambs, $..0t'B"!.T5.
I
luteal Mneki sad Ilnnds.
Qiietatlima furnish, by Burns, Krlnksr it Oe.,
440 nmnha NttlonaUtan k BMf., Omstia:
Htncki BI6 Asked
Avsry rV., PM SN
AniTl. tn Hmltr Pa. m, A M
mursM-Nh . 7 Pfd W4 Pn
Flunk of Plemnrs no
Cilr N.tlonsl B.ni. Omaha M
Coinmsrclal Nat. Bk. Csusstl Blufrs., 1M
rm (V.. Ifd IH HH
nn, A Co.. PtJ IH MS
Pilrmont (nainrr 1 Pti 101 Vi Iixih
Pdtrmmit Crsamery rnmnioB M 137Vt
Herald nits . Vli s Hit 1W
Lincoln Trsnllon, PM Ml KS
l,tnooln Tel. (V., entnmon. fr 91
l,)nn Bnnitlns a glirstv ( Iff 14ft
Omslia Onunnll Dlnfts PC Ry. F(4 Tl T
Omaha Nattoasl Bank 1 t'.lvt
Baunitars-Ksnnedr lllits. PMj W4 10
rttewart-Warnar Spasdomviar Co W 4
gwin ( mT4 H4S4
l iutlka Oram oompanr 9a
t'nlcn Rtock Tarns Stoak 9114
Ponds
n.mr. Nh.. Walr 8s 10
tnindas. Nak., Muni. IHa. 11.10..... Kit .76 int. 20
Douslaa County a. H IM
Ioa Ity. I t. 1M 41 M
IJncoln Oss Rlfwtrto aa. 141 70 n
IJnrnln Ht. A Power la 90 91
Mlnnsapolts 4a, 1U 101 1"3
Kw dials Talsrhone la 47 71
Omaha Watar 1941 inn ltitVfc
Omaha A '. B. St. Rf is. till... 44 4.VV,
Omaha Hwr 4Ha. 1M WO
Omaha DIM. 14. Pur la 14SI... 94 97
lnus I'll) Ktork Yd, la, 1 a9 91
t'nUaralty Plars. Nab. 4. tl 94 99V
Wlohlts Ualoa gtook Yds. Is. 1914... 99 loO
t'lenrlnsx Tlonae Bank Itatrmant,
NEW YORK. July C The aotual con
dition of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold 1sO.M.0o0 reserve In exooaa of legal
requirement. This Is an tnoreaae of
87.4Mt.lnt) over last week. The statement
follows:
Actual condition Increase,
Loans, eto. 81,677,944,000 81J,846,JU0
Reserve In own
vaults (b 44I.OOS.000 4,018,000
Reserve In federal
reserve bank 138,737,000 8X1,000
Reserve In other de
positories 88,738,000 6.138,100
Net demand deposits l,n6L,2v.0ii0 ' 1,193.00
Net time deposits... 144,073 000 t,9vo,Ono
Circulation 87,60.JO 'S&1.0W
Aggregate reserve.. 621. 478.000
Egress reserve lN0,8s4,U0 7.4M.180
(b Of which $372,8U,0U0 U specie,
Decrease.
Kummary of state banks and trust com
panies In Oreater New York, not Included
In clearing house statement: Decrease.
loans, eto $.'.87 613,000 $ T.663.4O0
8pecle 47.67l.4flO 1.028.MI0
L-Kal tenders flvl ,ow I167.OU0
Total deposits 734.3D6.OUO 13,48,000
Ranks' cash reserve
In vault 10,14,700
Trust companies' cash
reserve In vault 48.172,700
f of fee Market.
NEW YORK. July 31 -Trade In the
coffee market on Saturday ww ex
tremely light with tiie undertone easier
on the big receipts both at Hraslllan
ports and Interior, which caused scat
tered liquidation here. After opening
dull and unchanged the market worked
off and at tlio rinse was $ to 4 points net
lower. Hales, ,6t bases. Including 1,000
bags switches. August, 6 60c; Beptemtier,
6.11.1c: October, ftftiH;; Novrmlier, S.iiou; De
cemlwr, il.Blc; .lanimrv I o; February,
ti.70c; Merch. 67bc; April, 6.MJc; May, 6S-ci
June. .'.c.
Bpot, dull; Rio No. 7, 1.c: Santoe No,
4. Vfc: Mllrels prices In Rio were 71
rets hlhher and at Santos lu) rein lower.
I .
I Oil and Ilosln.
! SAVANNAH tin.. July 31.-Tr7RPF.N-I'ANF-Klnn.
3o. Hales. 201 Was.; re
ceipts, Ks phis. ; Blilpments, l.o bbls.;
sua k, 23.404 bbla
ROSIN Firm; aaln. 1,011 bbla; receipts,
1 III 4hla.; shipments, l.Ull bbls. ; artoc'k,
i9i,b.) lbl. guote: A, H. C. l $290; 8,
$3 06: K, 13 10; ft, $105: HI, W lOtMliVk: K.
$J4i'.: .!. $4.(KK(4.(i N, $4.W; WO, $.S0;
WW, $j.80.
' Cntton Market.
NFiW YORK. July 31. rX)TTON Spot,
uulet: middling upland. t.3oc. No sales.
Cotton futures opened quiet; October.
34c; December. .t4c; January, .72c;
March, .9kc.
t'otlon futures closed barely steady;
October, lllc; Decern tier. c; January,
9.c: ,vlar'h. 9ic; May. 10.13c.
Cotton close was ha red y steady at a
net decline of $ to 4 points.
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I.oadou iloek Market.
DONDON. July 31. The stock exchange
here mid the notion and corn exchanges
in I.lverisxil were closed today. Ail ex
changes In both cities will be closed
Mnndnv. a bank holiday.
PIDVKR Hsr. 22 7-16d per ounce.
MONKY 4i4Vi per cent; discount rates,
short bills, '1 per cent; three montlis, s
4:4 per cent
Paster Market.
NEW TORK July 81 -ftrOA"R Fxitures
advanced in llitht trade buying toda'.
The closing wss stesdy, f'(i7 (olnts higher;
sales, I 'Ml tons; rrt-mbor, 3.5(o: lJ"cem
ber. 3.4j: March. 8.1c; May. 8 flc.
I '
Rraporatrd Apples nan Dried Vrnlta
NTC Wl'ORIf July 81. rTVAPORATED
ARH!.r:H Steady.
DHIFJ FRL'ITS Pd lines, quiet. Aprl
coats, firm. peaches, quiet. Raisins,
steady.
Drv Onnda Market.
NKW Y'MIK. Julv 31. Oitton goods
steadier. Yarns quiet. Jbady-to-wer
buyers appeared In the markets In larger
numbers. Hurlarw were lower: linens
! firm; lioslory In steady demand.
Rlarln Ratter Market.
BfIIN. 111.. July 81. BUTTER Three
hundred tube sold at Utv: tuba at 24c
"Your boy Josh looks well."
"1 d inn" n "lieit Farmer Corntossel,
"the way Josh looks kind o' worries me.
Every summer the clothes he wears
home from school are more surprlsin'
than they were the year before."
Well, what do you caret'
"I care a heap. Mis mother insists 01,
sen din' him buck dressod up In the fall
styles an' I've got to wear his old
clothes all wtner." Washington Htar.
Apartments, flats, booses and cottages
can be rented quickly got) cheaply by e
Be "For Rent"
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Incline Toward Common
place in Comparison with
Previous Ones.
WAS SHAKES FALLING OFF
Nflnv TTYRTC July 81. Py mm pardon
with the heavy trading and wlds move
ments of the earlier days of the wnok, to.
dsv's stock mnrkat Inclined toward the
prosaic. Progress was on more aTM'"
latlve lines.
The outside demand for war snares loll
off largely, and the extent of their rise
of the week brought up the question of
their stability at prevailing prices.
Aceonllnsly there waa a tendency to
ahlft speculation to other lines, and the
market developed greater hreadtn. Wld- st
movements were still In the wsr grou-ps.
but other Industrials, such as fertilizers,
and also the railroad stocks, figured more
prominently In the transactions. Totnl
sales were 2iV.m0 shares.
Opening changes were slight. Profes
sional traders felt their wav until It be
came evident that there wan a steady
undertone, whereup a broad buy in
movement was begun. Prices rse easilv
and diarlng the greater part of the half
session a higher level prevailed, with
gains running up to 6 points.
In tli last half hour tho market felt
the effect, of profit taking sales. Hold
era of speculative lines of the war shares
vera dlsiosed to reduce their commit
mentsa step which waa advised In some
instances by commission houses. The
consequent tanders y toward reaction wss
emphasised by reports that Amorlcani
had lost their Uvea on the steamship
Iberian, although the prltlsh nationality
of the vessel nnd the circumstances at-i
tending Its sinking made the ImMdent leas
disturbing to the street than the torpedo
Ing of the Ijretanaw. In the late roac- '
tlon quotations wero depressed sharply
and final changes were Irregular with net
losses for some of the favorite war I.
suea. The trend toward bullish speculation In
the railroad was nttlbuted primarily to
good showing In June statements.
The bond market was firm. Total sales
par value. $1,43,0U0.
United States bonis were unchanged
on call on the week.
Closing stock quotations:
Alaska Ool4 ItW K. 0. 8ihm IZ
A mar. Bast Sugar. .. M latitat! Vallor K'4a
Amorioan Can 67V titatll A M....I09
A mar. ft. Rsf 7W.loan Psirolnai. T2'
Anr. hmar Rt...ls Miami Popper 77,
Amar. T-l. Ti...1U Mo., K. T I 4
Ansa. Mining 49 Ho Farlrie ..
AtihlaoD lotli National lrad KV
iMItlmors Okie... 7NaoXi Cnppar tl
prooklyn R. T IM N. V. Oan'ral Ml,
! Pstmlwim 10WN. T . N. H. II.. II -
Canadian Parltto....l4 Northarn I'aclflc
(lantnal beathar 4i H Psnafylranla 10i .
Chesapeaks si 0 41 Bar Cona. lipur... il
(hi.. Mil Bt. P. 11 Haaitlns 1474
Chlno 'ep 45Ht. U 8. F.
Colo, ra4 Iroe.. 19 Id prd It'i
DaOTar A Klo O... I Sosthara Parlt c 7 ..
It ,, .... 94H Southern Mr ll'.i
lOaa. niaotrto. HIST.i.a I'omnany t'l1
(H. Nor. pl ltiwl'nlon Paoltlc 12914
JI. Nor. Ors alts.... 44 V. t. Rtoal -S
Illinois Pantxsl 10tH 4a ptd ill
luUrb.ir.-9Ut pM.. 7Sftah (iopn.r 41
Inapt ratlam Ospor... 9IHWaatni t'nloe 4
Intar. Hsr 1 ait sr.... 94 Cmoiola gtaai 44
Hid.
Artisan Workmen
Given Preference
In Army Contracts
(Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
BKItXJN, July 80. While ITngland s.p
pears just now to be showing a strongly ,
soctallstlo tendency In the organisation
of Its Industries for military purposes,
Germany has been acting In the same
spirit alnco the war began, but tn a dif
ferent way. It regularly gives the
preforenoe In placing army contracts to
artisan workmen and their organisation.
On of these organisations recently re
ceived an order for 1,000 provision
wsigons, costing $4,000,000, and when cer
tain manufacturers tried to get part
of the contract they were told to apply
to this organisation.
The preference riven to artisan organ
isations Is so marked that the Handol
s tag, or association of chambers of com
merce, has several times made repre
sentations to the Prussian ministers ot
war and the Interior looking toward in
creasing the orders given to the manu
facturing establishments. The Handel
stag argues that the manufacturers also
have fixed bodies of trained workmen
who are In special need of earning a live
lihood during the war.
On the other hand, not a few minor
manufacturers, who actually get army
contracts, have a grievance of a dif
ferent character. Thsy claim that they
are not permitted to compete directly
for orders In such amounts as they can
handle, but that contracts are given out
In large quantities, sometimes to organ
isations, and still more often to big con
tractors who are not manufacturers at
all. The first thing these latter do Is to
sublet their contracts among many small
manufacturers at very onerous terms.
Thus It Is the middleman that reaps the
largest part of the profits.
Rent rooms quick with a Bee Want Ad.
Anntber Disappointment.
Reginald loved his wife tenderly, but
ho had to acknowledge In the Inmost re
cesses of his heart that the Ymioi that
wielded the powder puff lost its art In
the pudding basin.
"What pudding -would yon Ilka to
night, love7" she cooed at breakfast
time.
"ih, anything," he whispered, desper
ately. "Anything?" she reiterated. In a
pained tone.
"Well, you know, anything; light only
don't tire yourself out."
"You shall have your favorlteoustard.
dear." she promised.
Toward 7 o'clock Reginald returned,
but the sound of weeping and gnashing
of teeth greeted his trained ear.
"Whatever la It. my dear girl?" be
Imrlored, as he rushed Into the kitchen
"O-o-o-o-oh!" she snivelled, on his
waistcoat. "I've been making custards
all the afternoon, and"
"And what, petT"
"They all t-t -turner) out sponge cakes."
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Tail 41 arena nnd Short Kings.
It appears that various European mon
srehs are shorter of stature than their
queens, Oeorge V is several Inches
shorter than Queen Mary. The German
empress Is slightly taller than the kaUer,
and It Is reported that when they ere
being photographed together, William
sees that the queen takes a seat whilu
he stands.
The isar of all the Ruselas Is by no
means as tall aa his consort, and Alfonso
of Spain la a head shorter than Queen
Victoria Eugenie. The king of Italv
barely reaches to the shoulder of hit
Montenegrin wife. The queen of Den
mark, too. Is taller than her husband.
Exceptions are the king of Norway an
the king of the Relglans. The latter,
six feet two Inches in height. Is the tall
est of the European monarchs. Wash
ington Star.
I.lttle Tkonskta.
Our pleasures wear out aa well as our
clothes.
Charity Is the cream of the milk of
human kindness.
Kverytlilug becomes new as soon as It
becomes old enough.
He has not lost ail who has the future
still left to him.
Scratch a sensitive person and you will
generally find a selfish on.
Obstacles have a way of appearing
solid when they are often merely hollow
shams.
It Is comforting to think that our mis
takes contribute much to the wisdom of
others. Roeton Transcript.
1SS Sxmda. la variety (!raaiaat. railroad
au4 Industrial. Tie saost conaarvatlva purchase
fur Ins amill luvaator. rWn fr ihs car rant la
sua af THI OIM) UT hKVlKW for rurpant
suautlntis. Put,ll94 by Joba stair 4 Cat, SI
Biauni. Hn Vork lllj.
