THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1916.
! GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET ; j
No. I hard. M6; Nor. 1 hird, ....&; No.'
no. m nonnern,
nnrtharn II aau t nu
Light ReceipU and Good Demand
Result in General Advance .
in Pricei.
122 16 lft
Hi .. ...
1M ' .. "...
H 24 7
is 4
4B 31 SO
WHEAT SELLS ONE CENT UP
Om-a.4, June 11, 111.
The receipts of all grains were very light
today and there was a general advance (a
prices. : V) . -;''.;.'' '
. There vu i good demand for wheat, but
tin demand tor core and oau waa noi very
active. ( . ; j ,,,-
' ' Wheat Mid about a rent ovr yesterday's
prices, corn eold half to a cent higher
and oats ranged from unchanged to a
quarter advance.
. There waa vry Ifttle trade In rye and
barley, and both of three markets wen
ejuoted at tir-arttfally tint hanrcd prtets.
Clearances were: Wheat and (lour ema'
to I1M09 buehels; corn, 2 10, 00 U bun be la.
oata, lT.0oe huehela.
Liverpool close. Wheat, 1 to Id lower,
corn, 2 It to M "-lower; -
Primary wheat' rwirita were CH.DOO
buehela. and shtrJinrTtt 3ft.nnD 1)unhele
against receipt of 14,900 bunhets, and ship
ment of tOO.OAe bushels last 'ear.
Primary corn receipts we- j , 422,100
bushels, and shipment .3,, 6 06 bueheie
against rerflpte of . K,000 .bushels, and
shipments of I" 1.900 bun he Is last ar. - -
Primary oata receipt were 442. MO
bushels, and ahlpmenta T4ft.0oa buahela
a gal net receipts of H3.009 buehela. and ahlp
menta of 466,004- buehf'a last year.
. ,,v CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
. Wha( Corn Oata
Chicago ....... a. ..
Minneapolis ........
Duluth
tfmaha
Kanaaa City .........
St. Louie .,
Winnipeg ......1.034 . ...
Theae sales were reported today:
Wheat: No. 8 hard winter, l car. $1.02.
No. I bard winter, 1 car, 91 a 1 car, 97c;
t care, 4e; 1V care, Mr; 3 ears, $tet
4 care, 44c; 1 care, 44c. No. 4 hard winter,
I cars, fie; I care, lOe; I car. Sic, No. 4
white apiing, i -car, ic. No. I durum,
ar. ic. No, t mlied. 2-1 car. No. 4
mlted. car, 12c; 1 ear, lie, Sample
hard winter, 4 care, 7fe. .
' Com rNo, I white, 1 ear. TOHe; i car,
tefco. No. white, 1 car, 4lc, No. yellow,
1 car, 72c; I car. Tic. No. 2 yellow, 2 eara,
TftHe, No. 4 yellow, 1 car, Wfce; 1 car,
HHe; l car, lie. No. t mlied, 1 car, 70Hc;
5 eara, , Toe, No. f mlied, 1 car, TOc. No. I
mixed, 1 ear, 47c; I cam, tta; 1 car, 44e;
1 car, 42c; 1-4 ear, lOe. flampla mixed, t
ear, He: M ear, 40c.
Onto No. t white. 1 car, It He No. 2
white, I care, 27c; 1 car, l(c o, 4 white,
ear, -41 He. Sample-white, 1 car, 2 Hie.
Omaha Cash Price Wheat: No. I hard.
9tctt.M; No. I hard. 41 Si tic; No. 4
hard, 17414c; No. t spring. 11.9201. 01; No.
I spring, tfcl.l; No. t durum, 42
2 tie; No. I durum ,11 9 tic. Corn: No, 2
White, TeT4Hcr No. I white, 4f70e;
No, 4 while, 4l4JOc; No, I white, 449
fte; No. white, 44y47c; No .t yellow,
71072c: No. I yellow, 744J70e; No. . yel
, MHf4e; No. 4 yellow, HtHVfrc;
No. 4 yellow, 4404ttc: No. 2 mixed, 70
70 He; No .1 mixed, -l7e, Jo. i mixed.
41 44.' No, 4 mixed. 41911c; No, 4
pitied. 44917c. Oata: No, 2 white, 47H9
27Sc; atandard, 1797fc) No. I white:
S4IToi NO. 4 white, 149 24 e. Bar
leyt Malting, 44 9 Tee: No. I feed, 11967c,
Rye: No. 2, ll492o No. 1, 40991a,
Cnleag chtaiug prlCMk iurtiind The Bee
ttf Lefts 41 Bryan, stock and grain broker.
4l eVmth mnoenth etreet: ;
Art...
Wh't
Jmly
wept
Deo.
Corn
July
Sept
Deo.
Oeta
July
Sept
Dee.
Pork
July ,
Kept
La re
July
Sept
Rlba
July
Het
1 Open.
inn
'"HI
lilt
1
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ii ii
ii le-tti
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II I
II II
II II
11 It
II ii
II 17
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in ii :i 7-io
II 71
13 17
II II
ii eo,
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II 17
II III
II 10
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117 H
7H
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22 49
21 4ft
I
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It 44
II 17
I CHICAGO ttftAIN AMU PBOVlMONfl. ,
6 Ohlcago, Juno II. Active foreign buying
I hero brought nbout a material advance to-
I day la the price of wheat. The outcome
4 was a firm cloee, IH91UO to lHo net
J higher, with July at $1.04 and September
I at $t.$49L94H. Corn flnlehed H9Ho to
f 1491c tip, oata varying from ttftfce d-
t'Mftd io aln. and proviaiona at a
rlae of To to 14c,
Wheat
OMAHA GKNKRAr, MASK El.
Wbeleeal Prltwa for Pradewa Charged ay
Omaha Doalora.
BUTTER No. I creamery, in cartona o:
tuba, ttc; No. 2, 21c.
POULTRY Broiler, alive, under two Iba.
2ftc; hena. 14Hct apeclal rooetera and ataga
He; epringa, iOc; geeae, fto; ducka, 14
turkey. iOc; old tome. 24V; rapona, 21c;
guinea, 26c; aquabe. 11.4094.00 per dog ;
pigeons. 21.09 per doa.
CHKUHE Import i-d 8wlee. Hr; domeattc,
c; block, ttie; tnlna. !7Hc; dulil-n, 17 He;
trtpieu. 17Hc; Young Amrka, He; blue
label, brick, le; Mm burger, ale; Imported
Trench Routiuefort, Hbv; New York
white. 14c. -
FIRM Freeh, per lb.: Tatfleh. lie; rarr
In; trout, 14c i roe ehad. Tbc; halibut
14c: ealmon. 1'c; ahore codnxh. lie; bucl.
had, 24c; Hpanleh mackcred, lac; red anap
per. 14e; yellow pike. . 1 4c; flomidere. lie:
blue baaa. Hfti'lt; t-rartpla, 12914c: had
dock. 11c; gunmsh. r; jumbo white fleh, 2fc.
Mmoked, per lb.; White. He; kippered. 17c;
Dnnan haddhe. 12c. Headleea ehrlinpe, pei
gal., $1.2fr; r. led, IZ; frtsh louatete. green
10c; bolkd. 4c.- Froga. jumbo, 4i.64; me
dium. 11.74.
OYSTKHS Cheaapeake, per gal: Btand
arda, $1,49; aelecie, 11.49; counta, fi ts.
CKLBRY Mammoth, 9r per doxen; rite
dlum, 40c per dox.; email, 40; Florida, per
Lrale. 12.24.
' BRKF CUTS No. 1 ribs, Stc; No.
2 ribs. ic No. I rlha, ic. No. I lolna. 21c,
No. 2 lolna. 2Jci No, I rolne. 14 He. No. 1
rhucka, 12Hc; No. I chucks, llVi No. I
chucks, 12c, No. 1 routtda, I7Hj No. 2
rounds, )7c; No, I rounde. lo. No, 1
platea, fOc; No. 2 platea, Uu; No, I
platea, c.
Jfrult and vegetable quotations furntahed
by the Ollllnaky Fruit company;
Liverpool Uraln Market.
Liverpool, June 13. WHEAT Spot, No. 1
Manitoba ICs f d; No. 2, 10a, 4d; No. 2,
Ida. 2d; No. 2, red weotern winter. 0e, 2d.
. CORN Spot Amerlran mixed new, fa, Id.
CORN AND WHUAT RK(,ON Bl LL1CTI5.
:V yHlgheat
Aihland j, S3
Auburn j 74
Broken Bovf , .74
Columbus ,., . ,...,,,. 41
Cuibertson , ( . . v . .
Falrbury , .42
Fairmont 40
Orand leliad ,,, ......
Hartingtou . .. t ,..TI
Haatlnga 74
Neldrega ........... v , ,. 79
Lincoln i,. ,...41
North Plaits , ,..,74
Oakdals ,. ...,,,...77
Omaha , , , , , , , , , , . t . , 42
Tekamah , ,,,:,,,.
Valentin .TO
Summary for the com and wheat region
states Rainfall occurred In the greater
portions of Ksnnae, Nebraska, South Da
kola and Minnesota, The amounts were
heavy and exceeding one Inch at a number
of stations In these states. - Rain alas oc
curred In northwest towa and extreme south
portion of North Dakota. Temperature la
atlll mostly below the seasonable normal,
and the maxima were not much higher
than eighty oven In Oklahoma and Ken
tucky. ...
New York Mey Market.
New Terk, Jans 11. MONEY On call,
steady; high, I per cent) low, t per cent;
rutin rats. I per cent; last loan, I per esnt:
closing hid, t per cant; offered at I per
cent.
Tims LUAN& Easier; sixty and ninety
days and six months, iugi per cent.
, nKnCANTiiiE PAf'sn im4 percent.
STETRLINO BXCMANOB Sixty-day bills,
$4.72: demand, 14.74 U-14; cables. 14.74
7-19.
RILVBR-T-Bar, Wat Mexican dollars,
si. K- T- tsi sa is uoi. n. r. hr
Mo. P. con 41,101 D, A R. O. C 4s 74
Mont. Power 4a.. 17 H do ref. Is 79H
N. Y. C deb. 4s.U4tt Brie gen. 4a.... 74
N. T. City 4HS.10IH -((en. Kite 4s. ..104,
N. Y., N H. A Ot. No. 1st 4Hs 41
H. ov. s.,,.,iiiw in ueni. rer. s. sv
Nn. Paclfe 4s.... 92 Uj inL M. M, 4tts
do la... . .. ft . K. C. Bo. rer I
Ore. S. U ref. Is lH L. A N. un, 4s
fao.
Penn.
do
tUeri!
St. L A San F. U. A. 4s, reg...lll
rsf. '4a , 40 "n coupon,.. ill
So. Pae. ac, 4.,10S Am. Smlt. 4e 107
do ref. 4a 90 Am. Tel. A Tel.
So. Railway 4a.. 101 "H
union
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Good Cattle Strong and Top it High
est on Record Range Lambi
' . Fully Steady. .
i steers; $7.E0vU.99; yearling steers and
! heifer.'- ). 6010.60; coka, $&.&OftS.&0;
Istockers and feeders, 14.194.49; southern
eteere. !j.60tf 9.80; prime yearling steers and
heifers, 18.76010.24; cows and heifers. 6.00
94.04; prime southern steers, I4.0010.0;
I native calves, I6.009I1.&A.
HOGS Receipts, 8.300 hoad ; market.
t hither: dIv kii1 lights. 47.7&tC 4.46 1 mixed
end butchers, 49.2609.74; good heavy, $9.86
VMtet rrm ma - B9.76: bulk of sales. I.S5.6.
aUU9 XJUa 1U ZltlXJUa iUUXSXIl SHBRP AND LAM B Receipts. 4.600
- - - I head; market, lower: wethers. 47.0008.60;
cllped ewes; 46,60 0 8.99; cllped lambs, 14.60
Omaha. June II, 1914.
vlei
Ml
in
29
491
II
I.
1
Tune I,
June 4
June .
una 7.
una 9.
une U
une II
une 12.
June 18.
Aeclnte and iHk.mIHah nt n... -, -.
the Union atock yards. Omaha. Neb., for
twenty-four hour, ending at I o'clock r.
June 13, 1911;
, KKCJSII'TS CARI.UAD.
Catt Hf.au 4hi U'r'.
ip. Rain
Lowest Fall
40 .06
4 , .11
46 1.14
41 .79
62 v 1.20
44 .77
64 .42
41 ; : .66
48 ,80
l .41
44 1.66
40 .24
62 .44
44 .74
' .o:
64 .10
60 .74
C, M. A St,
vt atiHMh
MiHM'jurl tMiHt .
Union Pacific
C. A N. W., emit....
C. A N. W west....
t, St. P M. A O..
Ci, II. A Q, east. ...
C, B.' A 4i west...
K. I, at I ., east..
R. I. A P.. went. -
Illinois Central
Chicago Ot, Weat,,
Total receipts '.
Morris A Co..,
ft A Co
'UdahV Pack. Co
Armour A Co.'
Schwartx A Co
J. w. Murphy. .. .v.. .
Lincoln Pk f'
So. Omaha Pack. Co..
Swift A Co., country.,
W. B. Vanaant Co...,
nni at non
F. B. Lewis ...... ...
J. H. Bulla
F. Hues
Totals ...
Wertheimer A Degan
n. r. nam ton
Sullivan Bros......
mi grins
Huffman
ROW
Meyera
Olaasberg
Banner Bros. .....
John Harvey..,.,.
Dennla A Fanrela, ,
Jensen A Lungren.
Other buyers
S..194H
. T. A T. 6a. .109 U S. ref. la, ref 99U
n. Cor, 4HS..106H do coupon 99 U
o gen. 4Ha,..10IH U. S, Is, reg,,..109H
ding gen. 4s, fb do coupon .... 109 H
right at the ton level
of the, session after an all-day shewing
of st rent l h except during a short Intsrval
at the outset The srly weakness -was
due to lower quotations at Liverpool and
t favorable weather for the domestic crop.
Such bearish ; factors, however, soon lost
their power when the face became evident
that largs purchases which were betnt
mads In ths pit were for European ac
count. The moat psrslstent buying waa
of the July ' delivery. It waa said there
was also- -conslderabls closing of spreads
between and Winnipeg, with the buying
be big dsn hers. In addition to ths deal
ings In futures, aalea. of 1,949,009 buahela,
mostly front Manitoba; for Immediate ship
ment to Europe were said to have been
closed at lbs seaboard within the last two
aaya. , : v , ..,
Assertions that virtually i new wheat
from ths' southwest had been sold yet to
lUnaah CUy tended ssmowhat te lift prices
nec,Mwa said, no general movement
could be expected, until rural holders were
avis to realise il a bushel la the country
Estimates that ths acreage In ths three
Canadian prsvlncss . was t6tt pw cent leas
than last year acted. also as an sncourags-
ment to ins mills..'
1 Com finally .responded to the strength
of wheat and to an improvement In shipping
demand. Throughout the greater part of
the day, however, ths market was held
to check by bearish crop and weather re
porta, , Oats displayed an inclination to
lag; . Total domestic stocks were posted as
more man wtce as largs as a year ago.
Provisions rose with hogs and as a
stilt of higher quotations of lard at Liver
pboL . Prices for pock-were, erratic at times.
owing tsj ths limited amount, of trading
in taxi aupis. .
Cash BrU-es W neat l Nn. I red. $1.94;
N. red, 11.41: No. I hard, 1.9101.0;
no, i. nam, 4i.eo91.BtM. corn; No.
yellow. T4H 074Ho; No, i yellow, 72He.
Oata: No. 1 white, 34040c; standard. 44Vo.
Rye: No. 2 nominal; No. 2, 94c. Barley;
&89I0C. Seeds; Timothy, $6.6008.09; clovr.
17.69018.60. Provisions: Pork, 431.740
iz. p; tara, fiz.Bs; rios, .fiz.iU0ia.au.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 24 S 9 38c. "
EOOS Steady; recelota. 11.847 cases
flrsia, 9 021 e; ordinary firsts, 18 0
20c; at mark, cases Included. 29021.
POTATOES Unsettled; old, receipts, 21
ears; new receluts, 24 cars; aatked Tri
umphs, $1-4001.40...
POULTRY Alive, steady; fowls, 13o.
. NEW YORK tiKNKKVL MAKKKT.
' Qaatstiaa tf the Day en Various, Cam-
1 '"' . - nsdltlss.
t New Tork. June 14. FLOUR Stead yj
WHKAT Spot, flrm; No. t hard, IM6t:
No. I durum, No. 1 northern. Ou-
luth .$1.23 W; No. 1 northern. Manitoba,
$I.?3H. all f. o. tv afloat.. .
FUTURES Nomlnak
. CORN Spot, 6rm; No. I; yellow. $2 He.
C 1- f. New tork.
New. .York. .June 12. FLOUR Barely
steady;, aurlng patent 86.404ae.94: wlnte
patent $6.1006.66; winter straights, ti.10
. 1 ". :
. WHBAT-rWeak; No. 1 durum. 11.14: No.
! hard, 41.14; No. 1 northern. DtfTutb. II. J,
and No. I northern. Manitoba, $t.?3'4, all
f.e.o. anoai; futures, nominal.
CORN d pot, easj; Np. 3 yellow, 83 He
OATS Spot, steady; aUndard. 46 Vie.
HOY Strong; No. I, fl.wO; No. 2, f.49
01.44; Ne. 1, 1.19il.l; chipping, (1.10
- HOfo Dull;: state, common to choice.
-- ltlV 120:9c; 1914, 60Tc; Paclftc coaat.
isiv, iieyiee; racine coaat. 1914, 8010c.
- HIDES Firm; Uugou, 32 0 34c; Central
LEATHER Firm; hemlock tras, 17c;
seconds, 8c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; meea. $26.49
24.24; family. 16.49038, 09t she t clear.
6;il.6t-.6. Beef, stftady; mesa. $17,690
,14.94; family. 119.9009.90. Lsrd. strong;
wiwik wesL, f ix.sovia.oe.
t j. 'FALLOW ts dye city, : e, nominal;
: estmtry, fto; special, 9c.
IIUTTKR Weak; receipt .22.81 tubs
ertamery extra. 3021c; - fliata, J. 2IH0
C4IOS Unsettled; rwslpts, 14.962
rrn gaiovren extra nne, :4H 024e; extra
nns, Z4v4t n;sts. S20S3C.
vMBEHIS -Firm: rerelpts, . 6.042 boxes
state, fresh, special. Uc; eute, average
POULTRY Alive, steady; broilers. 220
k omr pnri-i ansmiivq. irrensea, steady
filers. H022e; chickens, Z2027ci towls
'Sf'i uraej s. zw. , ., t
104Vi
100
94
11
IT
191
109
. 194H
91
100
96
96
J2H
108.24
102.49
mi
.ion ntclfto 17 Anflo-Fr.nrh la.
4. T. Il lAtrh. .n. ..,.t 1314
n. Rnbb.r..,10S B.lt. i O. ...'. II
I. 101 B.lh at. r.f. I..I0O
W..L Union 4. I5t-jnt. PUI 1" "
W. Ulrt OV. I.. Ill Ch.. O. 0. 4. IS
CV. ... ....... .10, v., D. m vi. j. ...
C . R. I P. R D.. . r..
r.i ,. us. j
Lonl Htook. n Bond..
' Quot.tlon. furnl.h.rf bv Burn1., Rrlnkof ft
Co.. 441 Om.li. N.llon.l Bank bulldlnlt:
Bill. Aak.fl.
f.irraonl Cry. Co;, foot ird.,,..10! )0t
do, common. ,x. July dtv,,.,.. tx.
Ooodyur T. ft R. Co. 1 pet pfd.10.
Oooch Ml ' WivM. "B". II
Unooln T. ft T. coro 7 pot..,., 14 .
Omh ft C. B. Bt, Rf pfd... ...
Om.h. ft C. B. R. ft B. p(d.. .1
P.l.r. Mill. Co., pfd II
Union Stock Ird., I pot .lock 17
Bond.,
Armour ft Co. , 1IH....... IH
CMc.o Un. U. I.. 1M4....H
C(ilc,o Ry. 1. 1117 .......... 17
p i' ,... 1...'I4..: II
K City R. ft U . Illl... Il
l.n. Anl.ln Ry, Corp. II . II
l.lnmln O. ft B. M. 1.41 i
Mnroln Traction H. .1111. ..... II
Morrl. ft Co. 4. , II
Pociflo O. ft B. I.. Illl II '
Om.h. On. . lilt II
l)lh E. I. P. Co., I....... 17
Oman, ft C, B. Rt. Ry (a, Illl II
Ctly ,qf Om.h. w.l.r 4., 1141.106
Rod Cloud It. r. I. I., fill... .10140
Rul.h.r.iT ft Son. (V ... 1141.. II
Slncl.lr OH Co. ft R.f. .. 111!
City of Tork, ln. Imp) t, 1110.101
. CoffM Markrt. '
N.w York, Jun. U. COPTES Th. m.r
k.t im nfr futur.. w.i v.ry aul.t tod.y.
but prlM mvoln .liovod . t.nd.ncy to m
off owing to report, that Bra.ll wa. oft.r,
Inc .upplloi h.r. mor. fro.ly. Th. op.nlnf
wa. I to I point, low.r under a llttl. aoat
tared aelllnf which ammed to com. partly
from Kuropean aouroea, and th. mark.t
hnml Hill, further chanae. with rjeoenv
ber rultnv around I.l7n to I. Ho and March
1.44c to l.4lo. Th. cloae wa. net unck.nKd
in nnlnta lower.. Sale., r.100 baaar- June.
7. lies July. 7.11c: Au.i.l, a.Oiei September,
1.13c: October, l.llc: November, ,.i.c; u.
cember, l.llc; January,. 116c; rebruary,
I. ,0c; March, .4!c: April, I.IOci May, l.i&c.
flnnl ..nrr... dull: Rio iL IWu: Santo. 4..
1..,. Ill.ht. dtacrlbed e,ntoa 1. wer. re.
iwirled to be offered here at 10. 0c. co.t and
freight, for prompt ahlpment, London ored
Ha. with quotation, for forward .htntn.nt.
ranging rrom anout ,.ioo to ,.,, t. o, o.
Hentn.. Ti, official cable, reported no
change th mllrela price, whll. th.r. wa. a
decline of Wind In IIM rat. of Rio .ichauge
on lAndon. uiaalllan port raoeipi., .i.euv
b.g; junuiany. ii.wi'o n.... . . ...
. ' Omaha Hay Market, . ji'
Omaha. Jun. II. HA Ohole. upland
none her.,. Ut'ould not bring, ovor H.bOO
lo. 01: No. I, . ooni.oo: No. i. ...oooi oo:
No. I, I4.00VO.0O. Chn Ire midland, IM.00IJ
I on; No, I. H.ooi,iW: No. 3, ...l.o;
Ne. 1. 14. oar,.. 00. i:nolc. lowiann, i.,e
No. 1, .0t4J7..0: N. I, 14, 04F.,
No. I. IS. lot, 1. 00,
STRAW Non. on th. nikrk.t. cnoic
wheat. f..00te.l0; .hole. ua. or ry., 14.00
..o. ... ,
ALFALFA No od on th. mara.t. uio
alfal.". la uuutablv aa follown: Cholj., I10..0
a, 11.00; Nu. 1. ?,.00ttio.o; ro. l. .e.vov
No. 1. uoNalabitt. N.w altalla: l-poic.
111.00; No. 1. II.OOOIO.M: , I
- m ead Koala.
Havann.h. Oa, June II. TUR.PHNTIN'
Ma.ket. fl m, lc; ,ut,.. IK.7 bU a : receipt,
45S 001. ; .hlpmcnt. 1.4 bbl..: :ock, 14,13,
bpla - ' . '. ' v i '
ROSIN Mark.t. firm: aalea. 1.111 bbl..: re
ill! lib ., t aniDincnta l.l.a ddih.
atock .Ml! bbla (luole: , A:B. 4.0T
. .o. i . n it aa: k. a.oo: r. u. ti. n..
1.10: 1. U; K i.3.:.l.: M. 14.90
fei.lOI N. ll.40; WO. VW. 6.l.
j.' t'alloa Market. .
New' Tork. Jun. 13. COTTON Future.
opened .teady; July. tl.ITv; octob..'. is.io;
Oeceuiber. 1. ev; January. . le.i.vi ...r, .
I! lie
The cotton 'inarkat cloaed .teady al
net loa. o( to I. point, for th. day.
MlaaeapolU liraia Market,
-aaoH.. Jun. 11. V1HK.AT July,
. Bry Uoafta Market.
New Tork. June IIm-urY ooODS-Mar-ket
quiet but generally .teady today. Tarn.
were firm. Bom. line, of men a ar flan
nel lulling wore Mid for aprtng. Sllka w.r.
ordered mod.ratrly for falL
. , aagar Market. - , " : '
New Tork. Juno 1I.T-BUOAR Raw,
firmer; eentrlfugal, 1.17c; niolaaare, I.IOe.
Refined, ateady; An. granulated. 7...0. FV'
tur. at noon, war. Ifjtl. point. klgh.r.
I mplre Pnatla. Haalgaa.
Lincoln, Neb.. Jun. II. President Xehruna
of the Weatern leagu. bee announced the
r..lgn.tlen or Umpire Pontlue, to take
7.30S
l.00
14.101
l.j:o
l&.flt.
17,3(1
22 2,1
11,017
I.M
I. too
11,41
. I
II.I.O '
1.100
7. IKS
1.114
Rerelpta were:
Official Monday 3.413
Batlmate Tu.aday 4.000
Two daye thli week... 7,413
Same dari laat wevk.,11,134
Same day. I week, ago I.U0
8m. day. I week, ago 1.144
Same day. 4 weeka agolO.010
Dame day. laat year... 10,071
The fOIIOWina l.blw .hi.ie. ,h .Hi.rflolH
,1 cettle, n,k ami at.ep at th. S..U1I1
uaha ,!. Ml.u-b . u . 1a
tale aa comi.e.-d wl.h last vear
. . 11. 1014. Inc Pec
1 157.514 441.217 tH.111
I l.AM .n, l ...
Sheep.,.,, 113,1,, 1.1 733 V.'.lil
, . ,uin,w,k 1 leti.. .bow. in. .vera..'
ice. 'il o..a. el in. nn... iiu l.
a'lHH fn, lb lai few ,.,a .with ruin
lilli.l14. 11113. 11912. 11911.
l.'ace.
1110.
4!
I io
111.
I 14 44
I Ik.
.11.
I II
I II
I 10
.1.1.
17
I 41
I 111
7 i il
7 1.1
I II
I 111
r ii
I la' 1 H
t 411 I .41 I III 7 ll
I .41 I 111 7 III
7 43
1 11 I I.
i II I :
1 111 I 7.
7 111 I 71
1 41 I 71
) 411 1 .1
7 411' 1 I 17
t 42 t .11
7 421 7 10 I 27
i ii 7 in . ii.
7 25 7 1 ,71
l 7 271 I 011 I 52 J 34 I 10
I 111 I I .01 1 61, 7 11 1 71
7 44
7 45
7 411
3
, 45
1
27
22
4
. 140
UN HI
Callle.
, 60.
67
, 470
, 111
7 .. 1
1
I- ....
34 : i
... ' 1
24" ... 1
10
I 1 ..
11 I ..
11 .. ..
, 1 '.. ..
1 .. 1
I 1
121 34 h
iloga.
.ill
1.721
2.214
1,121
121
161
Sheep.
16
2.114
1,137
1,167
13
. I
71
.4,011 . 7,120
140 ....
i
27 .... I
13 ....
Ill
7,400
Total. 4,011 7.120
"CATTLE! Recefnt. war. iuii.mi. .....
tod.y. tte total for the two H.u. ........
Ing ta only 7,411 head, being th. amalleit
for a number of- week, back, and amaiiar
than a year ag. by over 1,000 head.
1 n. o.mattd for good to choice beef alaera
waa v.ry good, th. feeling on that kind be
ing strong and th. offorlng. changing handa
at an early hour, Aa nign a. lu.oo wa.
p.,a, ima pnc. pning tne mghMl on rec
ord at thle point Th. medium to common
klnda wer. a llttl. .low, with th. tendency
eaaler, th. aama aa it haa bean for aom.
tlm. back.
Th beat now. nd heifer, continue eteailv.
while other grade, are gradually .aaing off.
,nre were very i.w aioca.ra ana leed
a In eight, but whit thira were com.
mended about .toady prtoaa,
uuolatlon. an cattle: Good to choice
ueevea, 110.20J.IO.IO; fair to good beovea.
ii.ivp: .i. common to rair aaovea. IH.260
1.10; good ta oholca yoarllnga, ll.llli 10.66;
fair to good yearling. II.76S..76: common
to fair yearling., I7.:ijit.ll; good to choice
noir.re, .oci.7.: good ta oholca cow,.
7.7il.l0l talr to good cowl, 11.711)7.71:
oommon to xair now., I...0OI.7I; good to
cholo. feeder.. I.WSI.7I fair to good feed
er., 7.l0fyl.0.; common to fair feeden,
I4.10t)7,l0i good ta caolc. .tock.ra, I7.76a
1.60; .lock k.lfera, .t0tjl.00; nock oowa.
16 10O1. 50; .lock calvea. 17.1101.71: veal
calvea. ll.00l.00l bulla, .ta, .to.. 11.60
jt.Dra..ntativ. .ait.:
; BCSI BTBKRS.
Na, ; Av. , Pr. No,
4I.,,T., Ill l 60 - 13.
010.35; aprtng lambs, 110.00911. 46.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Exchange in More Sober Hood, With
Diminished Dealings and
Reactionary Trend.
OPERATIONS ARE TWO-SIDED
New Tork, June 13. The stocu market
vln-i?1 a more sober mood today wiih
llnilnishcd d'allnse and a reactionary trend.
iperatlons yre it a two sided character
hrouffhoul rails ecatn affording the basis
of the forenoon's activity on the coastruc-
Ive . side, while apeclaitles, particularly
Mexican", motor and aibippins; lasues repre
sent e the offpjetting feature.
Dealingit in rahs were restricted lamely
secondary lsues, eurh asWeetern Mary
land, tommon and preferred, Denver a- Rlu
(Jrni.de, preferred. Wheeling ft lke Brie,
Ike brie A western, kock iwiana ana
Lons; Island. Gains of 2 to 4 points prevail
ed In thia divlalon with heavlniMi in read
ing. Norfolk St Weatern, the Pacifies, New
Vork t entral and leading grangers ana
trunk lines. Standard Issues nuffercd from
the restraints imposed by the dlfferenceH
between the Railway Brotherhoods and the
railway manitgcra.
Official and other advices louming oei
Mexlcsn conditions contributed to the un-
aettleinent of the final hour and some of
the more active motors continued their ae-
cit lining tendency of recent days. Munitions
were extremely variable aa a group, and
Marine preferred was under pressure until
Just before the close, when It rose briskly
with some of the metals ana American jeei
Hugttr, the latter supplying the only new
d of the day on Its further advance or
2 ft 0 7i . United Htates Bteel retained
pusilion sa i no mosi active siock di ine
most active atock of the session, but made
extreme decline of slightly more tnsu
point, with s'-atit recovery. Minor steels
and affiliated industrials followed the Irreg
ular i-oursn of war stocks.
Total Kales of stockea amounted to 176,-
900 Hhttree.
Publication of the details of the long'
pending Rub Ian loan of $60,000,000 was in
teresting chiefly for its proof or increasing
supremacy of this country as a world cen
ter of finance. More goto was receiver from
Canada with a nominal export of the metal
to 'Spain.
Konris were irregular and rather feature-
less. Total sales par value 4,17O,0C&.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call. '
Number of sales and quotations on leading
stocks were;
Bales. High. Law., Close.
27,000 86 !i 8 B9
S,900 t9H 67 68
1,300 61 4 69 l
4,100 73 72 73
8,800 18 9S 16
l.aoo us? in iu
S00 130 130 . 130
1,400 87 86 86
8,300 86 84 86
4.000 107 10S 10 AH
a, 21X1 91 BVli
200 87
6,600 96
200 22
2,300 178 Vi
2,300 66
1.600 7
8.800 101 100
300 130 130
4,00 21 20
64 04
"
30
86
49
39
36. .....1191 9 40 60.
121 1110 I 86 ...
I7......11J0 10 X6 71...
38 Illl 10 10 ' 16. t.
60 1214 10 60 30...
40 L441 10 76 . 10...
38 1480 11 00
BTBKRS AND HB1PBRS.
Av. pr.
.-.1031 $ 00
..1120 00
,.1100 10 10
..1330 10 40
..1831 10 M
..1381 10 66
..1411 19 10
.9l.ff til September, 11.01. cash, effect tomorrow, lie umpires) his Inst iams
T......1104 T 60 II 139 16
6.'...,. 716 86 - 10 731 I 36
10...... 4TI 60 II Til I 76
I...... Is I 10 II...... T46 t 10
...... IRt 66 61. 100 I 16
H. ..... 10 71 14 ?7 t 86
I 670 10 10 II 130 10 60
, - HKIFKRS,
6...... 171 7 00 6...... 174 7 76
BULLS. ,
I H 60 1......1130 16
480 7 Is 1 I960 I 49
' CALVES.
1...... 170 11 00 1 140 11 86
I. ..... 160 11 60 1. 160 11 16
STOCK KRS AND PBKDKR8.
11...... T49 7 60
HOOB Just nits a rocket was the way
the hog market went up this morning.
Both packer and ehlppera were out In
the yards at an early hour and opened
the market ffooa ion hither than yes
terday. Almost. In the aame Instant 11
became 1016u higher and everything
eras eold in a very tew minutes, that is.
every thins that oouid be counted aa de
sirable, A few scattering loads of very
grassy and rough hogs hung en a little
lonsrer. being negieotua oy everyone
long ss thM was anything good In sight.
There were not enough of that kind, how
ever, to out any ngure in the market as
a whole.
rr-iciicaiiy everyining in signi nao
chanced hands m.ore 9 o'clock In the
morning, the market be inc fully as actlvs
as ywBinrtiay, A largo percentage of the
bore sold at 19.3609.46, with a top at 19.60
whereas yeaterday ths bulk went at 11-31)9
.so. with a top at ?.u.
Today s recwlpte, while considerably larg
er tuan yesterday, were unite moderate.
making the total lor the three days 16,306
bead, not far from I.Ouo head smaller than
for- (he same penou ias. week, out
trifle larger than year ago.
No. Av, Sh Pr. No, Av. Bh. Pr,
t,'.Ui 1XU 9 U II. .187 80 9 36
41. .117 40 9 40 61..8H7 189 9 40
4J..JII 40 9 42 71..al 320 9 46
ai..861 130 9 IS
8HUfelKWtet:elpls or eiieep were quite lib
eralt being decidedly larger than ytsterday.
for the two ua tne run amount to u.ste
head, being the largmii ior any elm Hi
period for a a umber uf weeka back and
mors than double the numuvr received dur
.ng the, eoine daja of laat iuar. Uer half
of the receipts were frum Uiw range, there
uelna .a. eiy. Uuai a.irinkang or apt ins
.ambe, as well aa uuits a snowing of sitorn
.uttk. , llasis es aisu suattertiuf I wis vi
,al.e. , . i - '
I'hf.e was a vVry felr demand for range
eprlug iaiiifS sud the general market on
.hat kt.id of atutl waa -aly with jester
day, there being lit tie or nn MU.aUie change
In el liter airevuun. i am wvat mano lauiuK
aold Up to 111. 40, the same prUe that was
,L1U for tne same siun jeaieiuay, u
.am Us sold fairly well, prhva ranging any
vnere from sLcsdy tp ptHwilUiy a Utile lower.
Shorn stock acted In .very inuvh tnw earn
wa aa yusteiday,. the Made being stow aud
the feeling week.
Ped ewea were snout eteaay, out mere
were five vaa of Idaho and Oregon year
lines that were extremely slow. Y'he ai ir-
itet "on both weihoie and earliitt,a was-t
very ttiffh yeaterday. ailtuga selling up to
18.76. The same a.utf today Waa not only
slow' with the fooling lower, but buyeis
did not appear very anxtoue for It. utd
wethers of the earns kind that they bought
at 97.16 yeetetriay sold at today, the
market beins fully Se lower.
Quotations on sheep and- lambs: Lambs,
spring, 98.9S9ll.49; 'lambs, fair to choice
liandy, 9.36 19.36;-. Ismba. fair tv choice
heavy, $1.60471.60; yearlings, lair to choice
handy, 11.900)9.60; yearlings, felr t choice
heavy, 1. 990l. 99; wethets, fair to c hoi re,
96.164)7. 60 swee,.good 10 choice, fl.UO
1,84; ewes, fair to food, 6,ooo.76,
Vn . Av. Pr.
70 fed clipped Umbe ........ .U l 66
161 fed clipped lambs 108 I 60
' ' St. Ial Uto Htock Market,
' ' St. Irf-uls, June 19. C ATT LB Aecetpts.
1,009 head; aaarket, steady j native heel
Am. Beet Sugar...
American Can
Car r
Am. Locomotive. , ,
Am. -Smelt. a Ref.
Am. Sugar Ref....
Am. Tel. ft Tel....
Am. Z . L. A g
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison
Bald. Locomotive, .
Baltimore A Onto, .
Brook. RaDld Tran.
B. A. S. Copper
Cal. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific...
Central Leather. . ,
Chesapeake A Ohio
u m. m. t. . ...
Chicago A N. W.,.
C. R. I. A P. Ry..
Chi no Copper
Colorado F, A-1. . ,
Corn Products Ref.
Crucible Steel..,.,.
Distillers' Securities
Erie
General Electric. ... -4.000 174 173
urea no, pra..... z.ooo jsa
Great No. Ore otfs. 600 38
Illinois central 600 108
Inter. Consol. Corp. 1,700 18
Inspiration Conner. 27.800 48
Inter. Harvester
Int. M. M, pfd. ctfs. 39.000
K. C. Southern. . . . 1.600
Kennecott Copper.'. 9,400
leOuiHVtiie at ivasn..
Mex, Petroleum....
1 1.800
6,400
6.700
9.200
1,800
9,800
site 9i
87 87
94 94
21 21
178 117
64 64
66 6H
100
180
20
M
44 44
19 20
86 86
48 49
88 39
73 173
38 38
107 107
18 18
46 48
1
96
97 &
26 20
62 62
Miami Copper.
.VI.. K. A T. sfd
Missouri Pacific...
Montana Power....
National i,ead
Nevada Copper.
New yam central.
N. T N. H. A H.
Norfolk A Western.
Northern Pacific...
Pacific Mall
Fax trie Tel. A Tel..
Pennsylvania ......
Ray Con. Conner.
Reading r. ., .
Kep. iron ft steel. .
Mtattuck Ariz. Cop.
Houtnern ractne. ..
Southern Railway...
HtuaeoaJter co
TenneHsee Conoer. .
Texas Company. . . .
union ratine
Union Pacific pfd.
U. S. Ind. Alcohol..
97
27
62
1.6O0 136 134 . 133
26,200 107 103 10fl
1,700 36 36 36
..... 11
8
96
8,500 7
1400 86
8,100 68 66
BOO 184 15 18
11,800 109 107 107
7.000 64 62 68
6,600 134 132 133
4,100 116 116 116
68
1,800 68 68
2.800 23 23 23
66,000 107 106 106
3,000 49 48 46
1,000 32 81 83
3.H00 99 99 99
1.300 33 23 23
6.600 142 140 140
900 43 43 48
200 196 196 192
6,200 139 138 139
200 82 82 82
1.400 180 1SIU lfiBli
United Statea Steel. 94,400 87 86 86
U. S. Stee nfd 700 111 111 117.
Utah Copper 4.000 '8S 82 83
Wabssh Dfd. "B" S.300 28 28 M. 28 U.
Western Union 600 94 94 ti
West. Klectrlc 4.009 63 91 61
Total aalea for the day, 676,000 share
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Weak H Strong Sheep Firm.
Chicago. June IS. CATTLE Receipts.
3,000 head; market weak; native beet cat
tle. 88.00011.40: western steers. S8.6OA9.60:
stockera and feederw, 6.00f8.90; cows and
heifers, 4. 004710.00; calvea, 68.604911.76.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 head; market
strong, 10c higher; bulk of sales, 69.6009.70:
light, I9.1O&9.70; mixed, 89.2&t9.76; heavy.
I8.20919.80; rough. 39.20O9.36; pigs, 3)7.40
f8.80.
8HBKP AND LA M B8 Receipts, 11,000
head; market firm; wethers, $7.2098.26;
ewea, 14.8607.76; lambs,. . $7.60010.60;
springs, $8. 35 (fll. 80.
City Live Stock Market.
Kansas City, Mo., June II. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 11,000 head; market steady; prime
fed steers. $19.40011.36; dressed beef steers,
$8.00 fl1 10.26; western steers, $9.00911.00;
stockers and feeders, $6,7648,60; bulls. $6.76
j8.36; calves, $6.SOe11.00.
HOGS Receipts, 16,000 head; market
higher; bulk of sales, $9.3669.60; heavy.
J9.56ff9.70; packers and butchers. $9,400
9.b6; light, $9.20t9.66; pigs, $8.40178.76.
BHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 7,000
head; market stPadv: lambs. 38.B0All.ai-
yearlinffs, $6.00t99.$6; wethers, $6.7609.00;
;i iihi.i ., v ,
ewea, li.S0ei.7t.
Sleux Cltr LIT. Stock Market.
8IOUX (?lty, Ta., Jun. 11. CATTLE fte
celitta, 1.TO0 head; market, ateady; native
ateera, 11.71910.10; cow, and tielfera, 14.31
80: calve., IS.O0 1 1.S0 ; bull,, .taga, etc.,
3.04jHftO.
HOG8 -Recelpte, T.S01 head; market, 10
j30c higher; heavy, ll.40ljll.60;, mixed,
l.llffl.40: light, 11.1065.16; bulk ot aalea,
Il:til50.
8HUEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 100 head.
Houth Omkha
I'hlvago . , . i . .
Kannaa City
St. Louis
Sioux City ... .
Total .......
Live Siock la Sight.
Cattle. Hoga.
r. 4.000 MOO
.. 1.000
..11,00.
.. 1.000
.. 1,700
11,000
11.000
1.10.
1.900
...it.lOO 1..100 13,100
Elks Convention is No Place
for Loving Swains, Says Nelson
"Ohr
"He's like manna from Heaven!"
"Mommer, if we have this much fun
every time we conn, to Omaha, this
old burg'll never lose the Elks' con
vention. Around the polished mahogany ros
trum of the Elks' club yesterday,
where the state convention gath
ered, half a hundred "Hello Bills"
doubled up with mirth at the sight of
Arthur Nelson, one of the members
of the Qmaha Elks' quartette, who
was vainly probing every nook and
cranny of the building in search of
something which he refused to reveal
to his friends.
"Wha'dja lose, Atie?"
"Nawthin'I"
"Can't wc help you find it?"
"No I 'Tend to you own darn busi
ness!" "All right, Art. Don't get huffy.
If we lost something we wouldn't de
prive you of the fun of helping to hunt
for it. C'nion, be a good fellow. Tell
us what you're hunting for," they
coaxed.
"Grrr-r-r-rrrl" Arthur dashed madly
out of the building. '
Clyde Sunblad, up in the marriage
license clerk's office, produced the so
lution of Nelson's mystery.
Nelson obtained a marriage license
early Monday morning and intended
to wed Miss Hattie O'Rourke of Ben
son the next day. Evidently his bliss
ful condition dazed him, because he
forgot that Elks, especially at con
ventions, are great practical iokers.
He told one of them confidentially
that he had a marriage license in his
pocket.
An hour afterwards he was sure
he had the license, but he was won
dering what became of it.
As a result, his marriage was post
poned for twenty-four hours until the
leader of the practical jokers con
sented to returnthe necessary docu
ment. "Why Arthur, if you'd have told us
what you were looking for, you could
have had it at once. We didn't know
you were looking for this," they in
nocently told him.
"Aw, you guys make me tired!"
When? Nelson appeared at the mar
riage license clerk's office and wa
refused a duplicate, he leff word with
Cupid Stubbendorf that if any brother
Elk appeared for a marriage license,
to issue a warning to stay away from
the Elks' club until safely married.
Equalization Board
Meets to Adjudicate
Disputes About Tax
The Board of Tax Equalization.
composed of County Assessor Harry
Counsman. Deputy Frank Mahonev
and the Board of County Commis
sioners, iv in session adjusting com
a'.aiiits of taxpayers. . They meet in
the court house in the offices of the
commissioners. - .
The Equalization , oard merely ad
judicates matters appertaining to re
valuations. "
OMAHA MOTORISTS MAKE ,
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF TOURS
. Several Omahans will depart soon
on automobile tours to different parts
of the country.
Joseph Heyden is ptannirig a tour
to the lake country in Wisconsin.
Tampa. Fia., is to be the objective
of Frank S. Howell, who will start
on a long tour in the near future.
E. W. Westbrook has gone to Miiv
ncapolis by way of Spirit Lake, la.
Consumption of
Cotton During May
Shows Big Increase
Washington, D. C, June 13. Cot
ton used during May amounted to
674.867 running bales, the census
bureau announced today. That com
pares with 493,798 bales used in May
a year ago.
Cotton used "for the ten months
ending May 31 was 5,335.573 running
bales, compared with 4,585,861 a year
ago.
Cotton on hand May 31 in consum
ing establishments was 1,973,094 bales,
compared with 1,799,390 a year ago,
and in public storage and at com
presses, 2,050,180 bales comnared with
2,439,708 a year ago. .
Spindles active during May' num
bered 32,205,162 compared with 1,107,
2ljl a year ago.
Cotton imported during May
amounted to 32.602 bales, compared
with 46,173 a year ago, and for ten
months, 414,135, compared with -307,-411
a year ago.
Cotton exported during May
amounted to 507,222 bales, compared
with 615,290 a year ago, and for the
ten months, 5,159,672 bales, compared
witn ,yo,y40 a year ago.
Federal Court Goes
To North Platte and
Comes Back Again
Federal Court Officials' Wodroueh.
Hoyt, Flynn and Nickerson have re
turned from North Platte. They went
thither to hold United States court.
But when they go there the docket
was bare of any cases. And so, like
the king of France, with his thrice
10,000 men, these tour turned around
and marched right back again to
Omaha.
SEVERAL OLD BUILDINGS
CONDEMNED BY THE CITY
The city building department has
condemned old buildings at the fol
lowing locations: 1313V4 Jones 1317J4
Jones, 1408 and 1414 Jones, 614-16-18-20
North Fifteenth, 608 and 612 North
fourteenth, IJ1J Davenport, 123
North Thirteenth. 714-16-18-20-22-24
South Fourteenth, 412 North Four
teenth, rear; 404 North Fourteenth,
rear.
MILWAUKEE G. P. A. TO TAKE
MONTH'S REST CURE IN WEST
George B. Haynes, general passen
ger agent of the Milwaukee, has gone
to California for a months rest.
While not ill. Mr. Haynes is consider
ably worn out by reason of hard work
and close application to business, and
in order that he may recuperate the
doctors have advised the western trip
and a complete rest.
CITY ELECTRICIAN REPORTS
RECORD COLLECTION MONTH
City Electrician Curran reported to
the city council that collections of his
office during May were $805.06, which
was the largest amount tor any one
month .since the establishment of the
office. This is one of many indica
tions of building activity in Omaha
this season.
GETS THIRTY-DAY SENTENCE '
FOR ABUSING AGED MOTHER
Harry Templeton. 2318 stuth Sev
enth street, was sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail for abusing
his mother, who L 73 years old. He
was the only upport ot his aged par
ent, who came to Omaha a short time
ap;o with $2,600 in cash, which Tem
pleton ran through, the police said.
HANIGHEN TO BUILD THE
- SEWER IN MINNE LUSA
J. J, Hanighen company was award
ed the contract to build a storm
water sewer through Minnr Lusa ad
dition, Redick avenue to Mary street,
on a bid of $57,000. This will be an
extension of the Miller park sewer
and will be twelve feet in diameter
at its widest point.
To Quickly Relieve
Soreness ant! Inflammation
ak in m few Arena of Abaorblne. Jr. U
I. aurpri.lng how promptly It pen.tr.le. and
acta how .lean and plaaaanl n u o u.e
.erf ha,, economical, btcaua. only a few
drop, are required to do th. work. -
In addition ta being a dependable liniment,
. , . I. ..fa. DowarfuL truat-
nu.u, u,.,., -
worthy anttaeptto and germicide, which dou
ble, it. efficiency and n. aaae. . ,
wkd Mnlleel to, euta. hruiaoa and .ore. It
kill. th. germ., make. th. wound aseptlcally
ojeaa and promote, rapia, neaivny neajing.
-ii . h1m mnA Inflammation nromntl.
Swollen glanda, painful verieo.. vein., wen.
and buraal enlargement! yield reaauy to u
application of Abeorbrae, Jr. 7 : I
Abaorblne, Jr.. ta .old by leading druggiata
at 11.0. and 12 00 a bottle ar nt direct
po.tp.ld.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for ltd In
tampa. '
W. F. Young, t. D. T. .
104 Tempi. St. Springfield, Mail.
President Mohler is
To Be Honor Guest
At Banquet Here
A big banquet is to be given in
honor of the! retiring president of the
Union Pacific railroad, A. L. MolVler
at the Commercial i club rooms the
evening of June 28 at 7 o'clock. The
dinner is to be $5 a plate. A special
committee has been appointed bv the
Commercial club to handle the affair.
The committee consists of Frank W.
Judson, Ward Burgess, CvH. Pickens,
C. E. Yost and Howard Baldrige.
STEPS ATP0ST0FFICE
ARE BEING ROPED OFF
Special structures of heavy timber
are being placed at the front of the
postoffice building. These are., to
support the ropes that will mark off
the postoffiice steps from the Flag
day crowd. In this enclosure 5,000
children will be seated Ao sing pa
triotic songs and wave flags.
Bee Want Ads produee results.
Prisoner in Jail
Counting Seconds to ,
Day of His Liberty
Up in the county jail an old man
who is serving sixty days for dis
orderly conduct has done nothing but
stare at the ceiling and count since
he was brought in. When meal time
comes, he writes down a figure on the
wall and hurries through with his
meal.1 Then he commences staring
again, and moving his lips strangely.
"That's the way he passes the time,"
explained Deputy Sheriff Joe Pos
pischal. "He just sits there and
counts. Yesterday he was up to 3,600,
546 at supper time. He's been in five
days and he started as soon a he
came in. I think he's cheating, too."
According to other deputy sheriffs,
the old man becomes enraged if any
one distracts his attention to ask why
he counts or how far he has counted.
RABBI BERNSTEIN TO ,
TALK AT TEMPLE ISRAEL
Rabbi Louis Bernstein of St.
Joseph, Mo.; has been secured by the
Menorah society of Omaha to deliver
an address at Temple Israel Thurs
day evening at 8 p. m. The subject
of this address will be "Service, the
Watchword of Our IKaltii."
Dr. Bernstein, who was one a stu
dent of the Omaha High school, has
achieved some success s an orator,
besides being known as an authority
on certain phases of social reform.
He was for four years a member of
the Missouri State Board of Charities
and Corrections, besides having serv
ed as a member of the executive
board of the National Charities and
Corrections.
In Divorce Court
Albert Harkins has filed suit for
divorce against Myrtle. They have
six "children and were married in
1898.
Douglas Colbert has been awarded
a decree of divorce from Mamie Col
bert. Martha G. Targacewiski has been
granted a decree of divorce from
Peter.
Bessie Grace Huntington has been
granted a divorce from William R.
Huntington.
Antonia Sudyka has been granted
a divorce from John Sudyka.
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111
' Store Closes at 1 p. m. Wednesday
ON ACCOUNT OF "FLAG DAY."
AYDEiM'
16 If DODGE sDOU0LAS STREETS KaatK
Grocery Specials Advertised for Tuesday Will be
Continued for Wednesday a. m.
THE RUMMAGE SALE
IN MAIN FLOOR ANNEX is bringing throngs of
eager buyers. .Odd lots, broken lines and remainders
from nearly all stocks, also many sample lines are
. offered at bargain prices seldom if ever equalled in
Omaha. Prices have been placed on these great lots
of merchandise without regard to former selling
price, or cost of manufacture. JOIN THE CROWD.
VISIT OUR MAIN FLOOR ANNEX WEDNESDAY.
: " :
SPECIAL NOTICE
Beginning Thursday, June 15, our main store
will close at 5 p. m. (excepting Saturday at 9 p. m.)
during the summer months. However, lor the ac
commodation of our customers, our Grocery De
partment will remain open till 6 p. m. Use Dodge
street entran.ee. ,
' " : '
h Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays..
AMl'SEMKN'TS.
AMUSEMENT.
3 R A N D E I S Matinees!? I
EDWARD LYNCHrr
Th. Ureat Drama ol th. Warld War
INSIDE THE LINES"
Meti 10c. 25c Evng... 10c, Mc 35c, SOc
"jg; June20-a wESy
MAUDE ADAMS
i. j, m. barks' i.Tha Littta Minirter"
COMEDY , "
TONITE PfNEW
I1RU VI
8:20
NORTH BROS.
"Too Much Married"
HIPP
nll rKanna On
Paramount Faaturu.
TODAY 1
MAE MURRAY 1m
"To Have and To Hold."
TOMORROW; "THE CHEAT."
If!
muse ,5.
William Gillette
4 Performance
1-
m
Sherlock Holmes
yd
dM
Whir EvtirylMay GM
GAYETY
Homo of Fh-at
Run Paramount
TODAY AND TOMORROW
FRANK iOSEEKmPuy.r.
y in "THE EVIL THEREOF"
PrettmtttJ by Daniel Frma.
Bray'a Cartwma Hutter't Orchestra.
Obey that Impula Ge toay.
BEAUTIFUL
MANAWA
MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER
Bathing Bowling- Boating
Dancing 18-place band In ball room)
Dip-the-Dips New Merry-go-round
And Many Other Attractions.
Free Band Concerts Afternoons and
Evenings Fairbrother's Band.
High Grade Moving Pictures Eve.-y
Evening.
. IDEAL PICNIC GROUNDS
Book Your Picnic Now.
10c Car Fare From Omaha. '
FREE ADMISSION TO PARK.
A, miCA1 UlU BllX
Special $1,000 Added Attraction
Harry H. Gardiner
THE HUMAN FLY"
At Every Shaw Come Early
World'. Create.! Comedian
kHAKLU CHAPLIN
In a Screaming Sketch
"THE FIREMAN"
Muilcal Comedy Extravaganza
"THE HAPPY HOTTENTOTTS"
iecuren rjy special fcngegement
All ol the Aoove, Together With k.gu?
lOe 20c
Mae Marah and Tully Mar.hal la "
A Child of the Paris
Streets.
Alia Comedy. ' '
FAR NAM
FEATURE HOUSE '
' Preaenta
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG fat
"TRILBY"
THE DRAMATIC THUNDERBOLT
Alio A Lovely Comedy