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13 THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1916. UYE STOCK-MARKET jieef Steers Strong to Ten Cents ; Higher Feeders Steady Z: ' Sheep and Lambs Steady. koas steadyto . strong I Omaka. Jolf t. Mil. cmt. Horn- " I.III 1.141 10.001 in. HIS .halMar eeeJne BMeB: liUiMti Monday .... l.loo l.soo hn day laet wrak... I.ISI 1.001 Same oar I eeke aro l.ll Mil tarn toy t week, an. t ill MM Same aa. I wfka bio. 1,171 1.111 linf day laRt year... T Tha felknrtnc table ahoeja Ika receipt, nf iettle. hoax and aneep al Ika South Omaha Un Stark market for lha year 10 dala. ae compared with laat yaar: ' t. ; , nil. lll. ' In' v Cattle .... I.7.I46 I0I.1M M.1?4 ....I Moia ....I.M4,ICI I.IHT.III 1H.I0I ..... Sheep HM1I 1.III.I7I Till -Tha follawrn taMr ehaere Ika avrr Vrleea of heae at lha Omaha live alark mar tret for lha laat frw iteya. with enmiarle.nB- flato. I III Hill 'l.ll 't.la HI lan Jejeja Joee Ion. 14.1 I 411 I HI 1 " ' '! " Jane H I I lll I HI I ' 4 a. jun III HI I I lit III I l J J " nna I? I I 4T4J.I t III I ' "' ' l.l " I I a tai a 3 -ii I i i' I ff fat t 'a' a ll 1 to' I I" il l I 41X1 a l l ill I 4lt t III I Sane tl I I It ill i am a it ii t tr l i; Jona Ml I llil t Ml I '' IT 41 I Jl t ill 4114,1 t til I Ml 4t. l I t Juno 14 I I lll t Ml I I It' ' II I" I.,- ai I a i t tat a it: t it1 .4t J Dae II I ItSI I III Itl I I II' It ana 17.1 I Ml a i a til I u' 7 III I II Jono III 41141 1 III a II 441 l 14 I II June HI llll T HI a lit IT 14 I l Juno II. I 17 7 141 I II I II loir I I I II Vat 1 II' I 17 I l! t 711 July l. I illtl I III I III I HI t 111 "flnnitav. . Hacalpta and dlanoattlnn nf llva atork at the Union Stock yarria, Omaha. Neb., far twenty-four hoara ending at I o'clock p. m. yoatardayi SKCtSTPTfU-rAftR. ' cattle, nova. aneep. Mora CHICAGO UT1 STOCK MARKET. Cattla Straac, Mora firm and skoop I'aeettled. . Chlcaaro. July I. CATT I. E Hacalpta, I.00I hand: market, atrong; native baef cattla. I". Ml11. II: weetern ataara, 11.4991.41: atockere and feedera, ll.llHI.il: cowa and helfere. il.76el.ll; cnlvra. I.I0411.7I. HOUR Hacalpta, 11,000 Mead: maraei, firm to MMOo klKhnr; bulk of aalea, 11.11 10.10' Usht. lt.6IO10.ie; ntixea, ,....v 10.11: heavy. II. 10010.30; rotisk, H.IOay II; plie, II. 0001,40. SHEEP AND LAM B Receipt., ja.ooo head; marpet, unaettlad; wethare. 17.0011 01; ewea, 14. 000, IS; lam be. Il.00aau.ee. Kanaaa City Uve Moek Market. tcanaae City. July I. CATTI.B lteeelpta. 100 head; market, ateady; prime fed ataera. 1O.2&11.0O; dreeaed beef ataera, 11.400 0.00: weetern ateeia. I7.I0O10.II; atockere and feedera. I. 0tjt.00; bulla, 11.7107.11; calrea, l 60O11.00. HOUS RecelpU. 7.100 head; maraei. hither; bulk of aalet, ll.7ieil.IO: heavy. 110.001110.01; paikera ana auicnere, t.w Ii 10.00; light, ll.7oeil.il; pile, II.H 40. SHIOEl" AND ,I.A1IBS Receipt 1,700 heed; market, higher; lamba, .IO10.IO; yearllnga, IMOet.tO; wethera, II. 1107.11; ewea, 11.007.00. ' , St. Joarph Uve Mack. Market. . Joeeph. July 1 l.-MJATTLB Racelpta. 700 head: market higher; ateera, 17 ill o.to; cowa and helfert. ll.iowi.ao; caivea. ll.oot? u.oo. ' HUGS Rerelpta. 1.000 head; market higher; lop, 110.00: bulk of aalea, II lie .00 ' SHEEP AND LAMBS Racelpta, 7O0head: market higher; iamba. $11.110 10.71; ewea. to. 11.07. la. Slant City Sleek Market. Moul Clly. la.. July I. CATTLE Re- celpta, 1,000 .head: market tOOlao hlgner, tT iteae 7A, enwa and helfera. i. 0001.711 aiockera ana leeuere, f.w HOOS Recelple, ' 1.001 head; market ateady; haavj, llllH; mixed, 06; llgnt, Ol.iutj'i.aa SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelpU. 10.1 head. C. M. ft St P. Mlaaourl Pacific. 14 ' T 41 I II II t 111 TJalon Pacifle C. N. W aaat. 4 CAN. W., treat. 11 C. St P. M. O. I c, a. q. ...ii t, R. t Pa aaat I C . R. I. P., weal Illlnola Central . t Chicago OL Weat. I : Total racelpta II , , DISPOSITION HEAD. rattle, Horrki ft Co. Ill Swift ft Co Ill Cudahy Packing Co. , 411 , Armour ft Co, II T Bchwarta ft Ca. ....... t. W. Murphy ....... , Lincoln Packing Co. . . II S. Omaha Packing Co.' , 4 HMi ft Son 77 , . . Lawla 14 U P. Heat .......... ' It Roaenatock Broa. . Rolachlld ft Kraba Hlgglna Hoga. Sheep. 1111 114 1.104 1,171 J. Oil ill .I" 4.111 . 1,117 1,111 Hurfmaa notl 11 1 1 ferttk unm 4 Banner Brie 1 Jaha Harvey 41 Dennla ft Prancla II Other buyera ....... II .Totals ............ 1,711 1,111 7,701 .X-ATTLB Racelpta wort the llghtaat that they have hoe on a Monday for a aunt ftar of week! back, only oltty care being reported la, or lata thaa half aa many aa Tha demand far beef It at re waa anlte ood and buyera were alt out la good e bob la tka morning, with the reault that hoof ataara war atrong to lOo higher than laat week eleee. Quality waa nothing antra, than being no loppy cattla la eight, hat attll varythlng waa told In good aaaaon. .'' Cowa and- heifer wertt oteady to otrong, oterythlng being cleaned ap la good Be aeon 1 Ther were not enough atockera and feed- ere la sight to make a market, but what few thora wore commanded ateady prieea. .QuettUone a cattle: Oood. to oholea aeevea. llO.IABtl.IO: fair to good beevee. II.1IO1I.I0; common to fair beevee. II. HO II: good la choice yearllnga. II.S0f10.1l, fair .ta aood veartlnea. II. 10 O I. II: oommOn Is fair ooarllnga. I7.1I0I.IIS good to choice helfere, I7.S0OI.I0; good to cnoico cowa, I7.00OI.I0; fair to good oowe, II.00O7.H raiamae to fair cowa I4.IIOI.II: good choice feeders, ll.Nfl.ll; . fair ta good feedera. I7.ltm.00: oommoft to fair feed. era, $1.1107.11; good to cholre atockera, $1.710141; atoek heifora, $I.Mff.ll: amck Men, II.H07.M; atock oalvaa, I4 7IOI veal oalvaa. ll.MOH.H; beet bulla, alaga. K . Il.7lft7.7l: grata bulla, It.lOOI.IO. JtapreeenTatlve aalea : BEEP STIIRS. ' , A. Pr. No. - Av. .. 177 " f II L.'ai 101 ..1011 7 II ' 10. ,,...1117 ..14.1 I II 14 Ill ,.llil II - STEERS AND HEIFERS. .. Ill I 10 - I...... Ill , ..ion t ii ii...,.; in ..171 r, -1l ll,....'. 111 .: ., Ill i I 71 :' . 1 1.11 - .. 141 ' I II - 17.. ..I. Ill HEIPEna : I 01 . 1...... I4 I 71 1 4S0 - lit. 10 v-1.... lil BULLS. . M...,. Ill I 10 ; 1 1S45- t.-. ... .1111 " I 00 ! I..., ,.147$ 1 111! f M 1......I710 a..eeea, tM ; I . . . CALVES. s, i; til T M I.,..-.. Ill Ml SI .'1 111, 1$ II I.,,,.. !4I HEW , YORK STOCKS Session Insignificant and Un important to the Last , Degree. Il.tiO : bulk ot aalea, $1,410 St. Loula . ... Slout city .. Chicago ...... Kaneaa City .. South Omaha. ( Uve Stock Market. Cattla Hogo i.ioo l.aoo 1,000 1,001 1,000 11,000 1.100 7,100 1.101 . 1,100 Sheep 4,400 1(H) 10,000 1,700 1,100 1 Total 17,101 11.100 11.100 Bank Clearings Rank lcarinM tn lht United fltntMi for th WMk' ndtnff June St. M reported ' to DrkditMot's Journil, New Turk, Kigregat UU.MJ.OOO, afkinat 4.TJ,67.000 laat w.ck ftnd ia,37),U..00 in till wk lut yr. Cnd(aB flerln raBW fl.- iH,IFQ, aiBinai fiFi.iav.vuv m-i. a.e.4J ltl AAA la Ihls Wftftk laat VMP. Fol- low Iti art th rtsturn for thii W0k. with prcntag f change ihown this watk aa comparaa wim tnia wit un r- DEALINGS AIRE CONTRACTED undmrds. 12.50: flats, it.ll. Applet: Ban Davla, bog, VEGETABLES Potato: Uifl. mi., ti.av; . ih.. te. Onlona: Yellow, lb- 4c. Horoa- grown onions, baota. ahallota, tumlpa, car rota and radlahva, doa., 6o; eacumbara, baakaL U-M: oalary (Fla.), do a., loo; cab baga. lb., lUe; tornatoaa. onto, I l.M; plnaeh. bo., 40c; rhubarb, dot., lOo, Pea- nata; wo. J. raw. ib. - SHa. Ptga: Bog, lOo, Popcorn: Caoa, 12.10. MI SUE L.1A M bUU l J-TU m usiso, fo.ow ywt yisa, 0c par bos. fopcorn, ta.t par Nw Tork, Jalr I. Coming 4Mtwn two hoKdaya. today' markat waa InMgnlfleant and unimportant to tha laat dftgraea. Daal Inga ware light and contracted at the outeat. Derauae Increasingly dull at midday and lapead Into aUg nation later, the total turnover barely approximating ltd ahre. Attendanro nf tradara waa the smailtlt of any regular aeeelon for many weeks and outside Interest waa utterly lacking. The short Interest found further excuse for at tacking special stocks In tha tax of I to I per cent which the government Intends to levy upon gross earnings of munitions com panies and related concerns. Declines of l to 4 points wera recarara during tha forenoon by various speculative iasuea, the weakest features being United Btat-s Industrial Alcohol, Crucible Steel. Baldwin Locomotive and the Motors. Metal shares also were depressed by the additional break In tha copper and silled proa uc is in the London market. Mexicans made pronounced recovery on tha more favorable outlook In that country and such Ill-assorted stocks as Mercantile Marines, Texaa company. Sears -RoebucK. and Cuban Cana Sugar were fairly strong throughout. Ralls of tha investment class were auu but variably better, especially tha transcon tinental e-roiiD. with considerable aciiv Ity at gains of s point or more for South ern Railway and Wabash preferred shares. Such minor rails aa Iowa Central and Min neapolis 0 St. Louis wars weak on very llaht offerings. Tha market waa weak and lit ine una. hour, Improvement being due to rumors that understanding Involving the eariy moral of our forces from Mexico had bean reached, Mexican Petroleum made an ex. Can- 17; MEW TORK GENERAL MARKET. QvoUtteas af tha Day aa tha Leading Coxa- mawJttaa. New York. July I. PLOUR-rOraaln. pro visions, coffee and cotton oil, holiday. HOPS Steady; stats common to cnoice ltli, 12 30; 19M,-t$7 Pacific Coast lle, HIDES Steady; Bogota lZttV tral American, 12. L.SATH BK Firm : nemiocK nraia. seconds, 94. . v , BUTTER Steady ; receipts, 11,112 tuna; creamery extraa. 29930c; firsts, iTtiV 2c; seconds, 2Hl7c. EUUB Firm; receipts, ll.lis eases; irasn gathered extra fine, 26 lie; extra firsts. ZtOUHc; firsts, tlQUbc LHEEHD fluiav: receiDts. , DVJtev, state, fresh spuria Is, 16ttOlfic; sUto, av- erage fancy, UQMttc. POULTRY Live. nrlces not aemea. Dressed, weaker; broilers, tSftSSc; fowls, II 922c; turkeys, azc. UiimkMl Ormla Markat. Llvaroool. July J. WHSAT Spot, No. 1 Manitoba, 1 td; No. t rs4 western winter, 10a Id. CORN Spot, American mixed, saw, ss sa. r ii RW n r natenta. 41B. HOPS In London. Pacific coast, 14 lis 16a. Katiana City Pradnes Market. BUTTER Creamery, lie; firsts, 27c; onds, 26o; packing, ll4c. , . EOOB Pints. 21Uc. POULTRY Hena, lc; roosters, 10e; brollerp, 28e. . CITIES. New York...... Chicago Philadelphia ,., Boston .....at, St. Louis. Kansas City..., Sen Francisco. Pittsburgh .... Baltimore .... Cleveland ..... Detroit , Cincinnati .... Vlnneapolla ... Lot Angeles... Sta, it.'. 14.. -!:: - i. hi pr. 1 70 I 71 i It ,1 10 t 40 I II I 10 II 10 I 10 7 00 t IS ' I n I 16 1 16 New Orleana Milwaukee , boultvllla .. Atlanta ..... St. Paul..... Seattle Buffalo S.... Portland, Ore.... ftlchmons Denrer ilouaton Indiana nolla Port Worth. . . . Providence Waehlngton St. Joiepa...... Hemphlt ....... Hartinrd Salt Lake City. 'Columbua .... Toledo ,...i,7. Naehvllla Duluth Albany ........ Ira Melnea..... 1 wheeter ...... Savannah ..i.. Ualreeton ...... Norfo k ...... Wichita . ..... -i !. Havan..M. Hpohana. ....... I.eklend tliand Rapid!... Hloux City...... cranton reorla ......... oon .....a... t n I to 10 10 ny 'Amount - f Ine. Veoop By ram prliigfleld, Haas. Wnrreater Jkekeontllla, Fla. Alum , . Oklahoma Birmingham .... Little Reck.,..,, rhettenouea h.lllroln ,,, ., Jl'Vfmfint j II, 111.011. 0001 lta,DD,vuo 111,011.000 111,110,000 1.101.000 71.471.000 17.14 4,100 71,714.000 41.171.000 40,711,000 41,171,000 Il.tOMM 11.121,000 11.111.000 HAMoa lt.l.l.vavi 11.117.000 11,141,000 11,414.000 11,111,000 14,110.000 11,111,000 ,,410, 000 14,141,000 11.441,100 .. 1.141.000 10.111,000 7.111.000 . . I, 111, 4001 1,1,1,0001 1.117,0001 1. 101.000 ' 7.111.000 T.101.000 tl.011,000 . 1,101,000 ' 1,100.000 1,700,000 4.011.0001 1,111.0001 4,714,0001 4.172.000 t.132.000 ' 4,240,000 1.114,000 . 4,010,000 1.1,1.000 1.(34,000 I., a!. ooo 1,110,000 9.004, 000 I. lit. 000 I.7HI.00O S. ,03.000 . I.IOO.00I ' 1. 451.000 1.1,1.000 . t. ni. ooii ,1.010.000 S.1,1,000 1,710,000 t.ltl.OOO 1,171.000 JT7.00U 17.71 14.7 '11 '.I 11.7 II. I 11.7 17 14. 21.1 II. ll 11.4 10. 1 II. I II. I is ! a 17.1 1.1 II. I 11.4 'ii in t.t 4 II 12.71 11.4 I 14. 1 11.7 24.1 11. 1 'iiii 14.1 14.1 21.1 II. I 17.41 IIP Dee. Tirv flmwla Market. v... V..I. i.iiv l Prlmmrv market were treme gain of 4 polnta and other Petroleum I quiet todajf Owing to the verit general cloe made an ailreme gain of 4 polnia ana oiner ine i epeclamee recovered the greater! part their Ireeea. Bonde were firm with a ateady inquiry tor Analo-french and Canadian taauea alight advancet.. Total aalet of oonda, par. vetue. 11.130.000. united ntatee coupon ana regierra and reeletered 4a aa well aa ranama cllned tk per cent on call with aalea of United Slatet coupon la at an advance of 14 oar eent. Balea. Hlgn. law. i;iobo. American can 400 03 02 oe Am U.t Niiear 1.100 It ' 17 S II Am fa. enrt Pitre.. 100 II U 12 44 1114 Am. Lromonve .e.vwu ma "'7a Am. Smelt eV Ret .1,100 14 It II i II H Am. Sugar refining , .... .... 110 t.i m. T.i ton i2ik lim 12IU Am. Zinc. Lead S. 1,000 17 It lilt 17 H Anaconda copper.. 1,000 Atchleon Bald, Locomotive. .11,100 Bait. Ohio ..... 100 Brooklyn Rapid Tr. .... Butte eV S. Copper 1.100 Cel.' Petroleum .... 100 Canadian Faclflo .. I.ioo 111 Central Leather ... tno Chea. Ohio...... 1,100 Chi. Mil. ft SL Paul 1,000 Chi. ft Northweetern . . . cm., n. i. a, ny aw Chlno Copper 300 Colo. Fuel ft Iron,. 700 om. rroa, nei., . . ... Iruclble Steel .....11,400 niatlllara' Sec.,.. .. 1.400 nine . ',VH OenerarKlectne - .1 Great Northern pfd , 100 llOVj 110 120 (Treat Nor. ore ctta 10 H iiii 14 . , 41 ' ii',' 17 41 ioii 20 41 lit - 4.1 I.I 112i 1 B3 12 SB 1 Tlllnnta Central Interborough. C. C- 100 Inspiration Copper. 1.700 Intl, Harvester, N J. Int. H. M.. pra, ctai s.too Kansas City South.. IM Kennecott Copper . C1O0 LuolsvtUe AN Mexican ret. ...... n.iuv Miami Copper Mo. Kan. Tex. pfd .... Missouri Pacific National !-ead .,... ,. T.t N. H. n.. z i MAgfAik A Wsiatarn ' 6(10 UlVi 131 4 IS1 Northern Paettlc 100 IU 113V4 1H Pan.flc Mall Pacino Tel. ft TOI Pennsylvania Bay Con. Copper. Reading Rep. Iron A Steal.. Shattuck Arls. Cop. Southern Pacific .. Southern Hauway Studebaker Co, ... Tenn. Copper ... A-i.. ta.Aiin . f.ios latu 117 It 181 t.I.ee TJeiyilfln nfrl .... S 2 U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 1.100 1 137 12IJj United States Stoel. 13.100 19 Si 86 Utah Coppsr. ."A n Watitsn pia. a , s,sv n Western llnlOa ...a .... .... Weatlngnousa Biec. iii ! '10I4U aaiao or i.nj 41.1 London, July I, America securities wara Q,t-r .Pu warrants will naglectad, but oloaed stdy. , : w- .... - - I iviiun ... . - - - 'l.aat w.rk'a. 8h. Pr. 40 I II ..,' I II 111 I II ... I 71 ... I II l " HOOS Receipt, war. liberal ' for ttnadav. let alone on. before . itie run being' tha largeat (or a Monday In .'.wo PAOntha. All. told 111 cart, or I.IOO tiaad, were reported ' In, a agalnet 7.00K lut weak and 1.401 two w.eke ago. The , correepoodlng Monday la it year ya a holl. AU ataer. mark. la had fairly moderate rune, and reported fair advance, Locally ? price, would have been higher had not 'the raa been exceeelva, but.aa It waa the trade waa aatlafaolory t. eeVIIng lntereata, "tha heavy aupply being eaah.l n a ateady Id atrong haala, '.. ' ... I Ta. general market", wee fully '.steady. overage coot being a Mttle atronger'. Bulk wf tha oale waa. made at tha aama apread fa at lalt week'a cloao, namely II 10 1 l it, Aat today thent were more hoga eold above Mend lower below theeo flgurca. Beet hoga . eold at ti ll, which price wee the top Sat ikrilay. .Tomorrow being a holiday, there :WII1 be no . market., All atock received will be eared lor, hut will not be ao'd until Wedneaday.. s R.proaentatlv. aalea: : .. ' Wt SV . P'. :'' ' .11.. Ill .... I II II. .117 II. .Ml 121 I I7tt , II.. 223 . II, .Ml. ',;. ! HI M..I00 i II. .Ml - t f, II..24I V 1I..IM ... I U 73.. 240 aUEXP li eomnar.d with rec.nt Men. ft.y. Ih. ran today waa moderate, arrival. .mounting ., to twoniy-nve care, or aeuui a lite aaad. Thle la I.0IO awallrr than laal ;woek and more than p.101 llghle', thaa two . week, ago.-.,'.,' a- Flrat . reporht from other- mai-keta ' were 'oarlah tn tone, but .eacal demtml waa good, aad the local trade opened n good aeaeon - a4 ully ateady baatt. 'Movement waa rea "enablv active, and bs' tnld. forenoon about ail the fat Iambi had been cleaned up. Aa wa the caae at laal .week', cloee. bulk of tha good lamba Bold al 110.40, while one or two bunchea of Idahoa t a top of 110. lb ' Comparatlv.ly opfaklog. lha old -mutton -auBDly wa light. and . w'.tb a rantinued . broad-outlet for anything In the ewe. weth a. ,p vearllita line. 4rade ' M'ae 'active al (ally .toady aricea. Some of the buyera - mm inclined to eall orlce ttrong tn awe, of two, but moat tradera quoted val. ew. ateady., No reel oholre ewea were here. soma of a yratty good kind Belling to 17. oo. flala weetern were bo-jght at 11.00. . VmMtnm their cue from the packer, voun. ler btayert paid ateady prlcea for what feeder lamb, war offered, aome eelllng a kwh aa ii.ii. . . Qaoiattona OB oheep and lamba:- IeimbB. good to choice. Ill.liail.il: lamba, fair to , good, 11.71910.21: lamba. feedere. 11.100 I II .yearllnga, gtmd to choice, 17 lol 0.-, Teerlinga, fair to good, Il.7ta7.il: wethera, - rate ..t cfcetue. It.i07.ll: awe, good to ' .Hole M.l,7 B0, .wee, al, to good. M-M . 0I.M. - - - '-" BbIobi HI Mah lamba tl W II ":,i .IN. "'Lena. Uve Stock Maekot. "St loalt, July 1 CATTLB Receipts. H4 head: aatlve neoT eteera, !' "SJ! " yeaning ateera ana nrnin, ; wawa. II 40l il; aoekara and feedera, II.II Si ll: Texaa and OUahema ateem. . it ft: cowa and heirera, .. no: prim, gearling ateera and helfera. 11.71011.11 I ... H ao11.7l. j04S Heeelpta. 1.101 head: ' market edy Wlta naturoari pae boo jbh, ea.ee outcnere, va.aeea iv.ie; bulk .( aalea, tl.100 : few Vork Money Market. ' Neve Tork. July' I UBRCA.VTILB PA PKM StlAia, percent. NTKItl.lNa KXCHAVdK aitty-day bills. ,1.71; demand. 14.71: cablet. 11.717-11. HII.VEH nr, lr: MenU en dolUra. 104. HONDoWlovernment, . weak; railroad. Arm. ; ' TIMS LOANS Steady: aixly day Itt par a holiday. Ut.ni; ninety daya Ind' alt month. U IH par cent. - CAI.1, MONKT Firm: high, lt Par oant low. I per rent: ruling rate, I per oeot lalt loan, m per oenl: cloelng bid, I par cent: offered at IUj per cent, .U. S. ref. 2e, reg.HHaK. C. 8. ref la lltt 'do couoon....vBU"u. k. un. ,e t.t U. S.. la, reg. 100 M.,K. ftT'lat 4e 744 do coupon... loo . mo. mc. con. Oaioite U. S. 4a. reg...l0Ht Mont. Tower la I7!t do coupon. ..no a. . t. uan. ...iiat. Am. Smelt. le lOIUN. T. City 4U...107U Am. tci. a tot l. I., js. n, IM,a. ttt'l ll. tv. It lllVa Ang o-rrencn . ra no, rec, te..., t: Atch. gen. ta... tzttNo, rac. 1...... iih n. it. ..a...,'... vw-B'tj. a. i., ret .a- az Beth, St. ref ia..lo 'i I'n-. T. ft T. Oe.lOOIt Cent. Pac. lal... liaiPenn. con. ISalol C. ft u. cv, 4U.. 10 Penn. gen. 4tt.l01 C, B. ft Q. I. la II ' Heading gen. 4a. 11 v.., m. w oi. v. -. at. i- ft n. , la llITt ref. ...,,... II C. It 1 ft t, Rf , g H,c t. ,io,a. rat- .a ...... . ta ao rer. ta seat C. ft 8. ref. 4. IllaSo, Railway la. .10114 D. ft R. U 0. la 71 I tllon L'aciric 4a 0li fOria gen. 4a... 74 - do ov. 4a..;., llu yirn. r.iec. ee...iva f. n. KUDDer .0,103 Ot. NO. lei 4U ,1 II. S, Hteel te..iom 'X. V. ref. 4e... I, '.Weal. Union' 4tH,4.a tut. ea. ear a t. e . I v. it.eitt. U, ret. U.I ' 1 Omaha Hay Market.' ' - Omaha. Julv t.(tl.n HAT ThAlxa l.t. tana, non n.r, ll.ioa lO.OO: No. 1. none 14.004,1.00. . Choice midland, none here, ood.t.oO: M, l, hone here. 17. loft. to, ooajT.oo: .No. 3, 13.0001,00. Choice SkT ndtd ana wju vy. t,if.Jt; (EBP ANr LA U B Receipts, 4,400 A- market atrtarfy: sheared ewea. fti.tt vetAur. Ii sheared laoahab gprwc Jamoa f.fsait.M. 'T' Bank Clearings. . rtmaha.. Julv I. Bank clearings Omaha today were 4, l-4.41l.ll. The responding day last yaar was July holiday. t , ; OMAHA liBNBRAL MARKET. Prices for Produce Charged by I . , . , , Onuh Psalm, MUTT BR No l creamery, ta oartona or I tn ha inn! Ko. t . aso. POULTnT Broilers.' suve, unoer i ids., 10 a t ltd : hens. 1 to: special roosters and i.aa. isuo. aortnsa. 10c: geess. lOo: ducks, 2c; young ducks. Hot turitujt, zoo; old. low ia it a, none nere. 7...bi,po; No, 1. none sere. i...io ?.: jvo. ,14,00 fi 6.00; No. 1000J4.W. NKW HAT Choice, $l.00ffl0.0t; No; 1, B.OVVS.VU, SO, I, SS.UUVyB.UQ, ,i ALFAfiFA One care of new on the mar ket, badly bleached and daroaged, unsMt- bte. Old Alfalfa, choice, f 1 l.0tf 12.90; No. i, f iv.vuvii.we; in. x. ov,vutTys,io, New Al falfa. choice. 0.10 B; 10. Oil,., No. i, M.DOtfl.H no, ti.vvva.vv, ' ' ' Cottoa Market. New ' Tork. .luly i. COTTON Kutures opened firm: July, It. Tic; October, 15.6p; December. l..oc; January, ILltv; Marti hf Snot" cotton. ! mltfdllng u plan da. lt.lrSc, Bales, bales. Spot cotton weak; good mMdlmg, t.lM middling, i.sad; low middling, f.'IOd, Sales. ,ooo Da lea. ,, The cotton market rlosad steady net advance of I to 4 points. Cotton futurea closed steady: Jnly, lSTo October, 19.04c; December, 11.14c,, January, is,i.so; stare n i.jo, . . , meat, in ehawaiaati ,.a . .( " , KTapsralad Amies anal lrted Pratt. Naw T ark. July . JCVAPoRATKD AP PIvER Quiet; fancy; TOTc; ohotoa, six to slj-half. prime. IHOIH-. DRIED PRUIT Prunea. Hrm: Ca lifer- nlas. tos to 4a, 7V4kc: Oragon'a. Telle. Aprlcota, firm; chotca, lie; extra choice. lie; fancy, llo. reacaaa, nrm; Moice, to extra eholea. IH; faner, To. Ralalas. steady loose muscatels. 149 1 He; choloa to tanoy, seed, TSJlc; seenieaa. litfi.HQ. . i: . fJMeaga Praalaea, Mwfest. BITTTKR Steady; creamery, xlttttftt leans U taker i reoelnts. 11.100 caaei firsts, Uti4o; ordinary firsts, JOHOJU; at mark cases lnelnded. 10 lie. POT ATOBS Unaettlad; naw receipts, 100 ears; Oklahoma ana Arxanse sacsea xn umuhi, OcOll.00; Illinois and Okioa. OOfl lc; Virginia, barreled, I.I4I.40. ' Old. ffOcvll.04; receipts none, . POULTR Alive higher; fowls, HHa, 1. 17 555 111 14 71(4 01 4114, 41 ii Si lilt 124 .... 101 IIVi 7144 II 'i llii IIW II , 11(4 11 171 1I0U 1144 02 7 iik (0 41 ,114 121 Vj 22Vi 10 11 14 71 4171 InT . ... .... II II II 17 It Hit II 124 lilt MH '4 41 44 41 .. 17H 400 lilt 174 10.000 II 1414 14 ,11,100 114K 131 112V. 100 1SU 3114 IStt 1.100 1,2 1,100 700 1,100 400 Ilk 110,010 Ihana. Loaetoa Stock Market. HnlldaT let Metal Market. New Tork. July I. METALS Holiday on metal exchange today. London not received. Fifty Thousand Men ! 2a 4a- " , e I m iiastern uamps Awaiting Orders Naw York, luly 3. AoDroximately 50,000 National Guardsmen from the italei in the Department of the East til the regrulai army now are in mo bilization camps awaiting orders ana equipment, Major General Leonard Wood announced last mgni. 11 is ex uerted. he said, that 35.000 men from hii department will be in the field by the end of the week.- Already at the border or on their way there are itate troops. These men are divided by states as follows: New . York. S&uy juauacnuseits, 5.437; New Jersey, 4,056; Pennsyl vania. 3.398: Connecticut. 2221: Mary land, 1,165; Maine, 1,039; Vermont, SKH- Rhode Island. 181.' Movement of militia will be much slower from now on, General Wood aid, but. he announced that the re' mainder of New York's cavalry con tingent-.would be sent south at once. Health' Off ice is- Ready to Prevent ' Spread of Disease Health Commissioner Connell nfftes there is an epidemic of polio-myelitis in New York. The hutory ot such outbreaks is that they spread over lartre area. nerhaDS states. -' Dr. Connell hopes it will not spread to umana. 10 minimize tuc iiuaai. bility of an outbreak here he has di' rected his inspector?" to be up on their toes all the while" and serve notices for abatement Df such nui sances as heaps of manure and ref use in yards and alleys. These no ...tt ..u: aa IICCB win titcaii autucviiitia, Invrstiuations disclose the fact that flies lnaywipread thii oiieaie. NEBRASKA NEEDS MEN FOOMVEST FarmerB Experience Difficulty in Hiring Xnongh Hands to Work in the Fieldi. 0B0FS IN FINE CONDITION The crop reports of the Burlington and Northwestern roads for the week ending lait Saturday, indicate that throughout Nebraska small grain is in the very best possible condition, and that all through the southern portion of the itate, harvest is in full blast, with wheat cutting north of the Platte general thia week. Farmers everywhere are experienc ing great difficulty in getting men to work in the harvest fields. Wages are gh. In fact, wages cut little figure. The men are needed, and if they are reliable and willing to work, they are paid about anything they ask. Early in the season indications were that owinK to the .war in Europe. prices on binding, twine were going to be very high. Reports, however, are to the effect that the supply is ample and that standard twine is selling at 9 to cents per pound, whereas laat year the price was u cents. Just Enough Precipitation, Last week there was just enough rain to keen crops atrowinn nicely, and according to the railroad reports, none is needed for the next ten days, it would reouire just about this length of time for the farmers to get their grain harvest out of the way. The BurlinKton is making up a sum' mary of crop conditions, especially wheat, on the tour divisions ot tne road in Nebraska, niacins: a oerfect condition at 100 per cent The fol lowing comparison between last week and the week previous, is as follows: 24 1D0 17 !' 112 .s: Copy of Tiffany in a i T "I 1 worKsatLiDrary The Ptthiic lihrarv will takes partial varatirin duriiie the hot months of July and August, closing an day on n. iv, it un i a so dc. cioscu to morrow for its regular Fourth pf July holiday. ' ' . ' . ' ' Th lihrarv has' lust received an ,om.. lOo: canono, no: guinea., no: aqua ta. aut0Kr8P ,ed copy of the works of ll.W9l.ll Par doa.I plgaona. 11.10 par dol u '". 'V? .-.. al.. (tA enn nf the BBKP CUTS (wholeoale prlcea) : No. i Louis C. Tiffany, the gitted aonoi tne rlba, ni Ih.: No. 1 . nba, iv,c; No. 2 New York jeweler. Young litiany, rlba. no: No. I loina. 14 no. I loin., .jj:,nn in 'heina a ffifted painter "f ia'irvr.'X"0:;' HII: ha. done excellent work jo stsined Na! 1 rounda! 17 Ho; No. I rounda, i7Vio; glass windows, favrile glass, textiles, interior decoration ana landscape art, The book, one of a limited edition on (ine lananese oaoer. has many fine engravings and color prints illustrat ing his worn, ana as oniy copic were printed, manes a ysiuamc auu tion to the art collection m hrerv ' '.1 ' .' ' c Recent acquisitions also , include about twenty-five books in German and a dozen in tne Italian language. Twentv-Five Hundred Try Riverview sunaay Three ooorly dressed happy boys were observed departing, from the swimming pool in Riverview park StinHnv afternoon. They had splash ed around in the big oval to the point of satiation. .One of the triol looked himself over carefully, then turned to his companions and remarked: "Gee, I ought to be clean nowi ' Twcntv-five hundred bathers were registered by the checkers during the day to 7 p. m., and many more on the way at tnat nour. Commissioner Hummel is treating the water dailv -with chlorine gal, and once a week the pool is emptied and refilled with city wster. the pool holds 265,000 gallon! of water. On Tuesday the usual 'women only" rule will be suspended on ac count pf tlielioliday Omaha Party Touring ' Through Canada in Auto "Through Canada in an automo bile," is the slogan of a party of four Omahans, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burns and Mr: and Mrs. Harry A. Tukey, who are now touring through east ern Canada. ' ' " , The four started from Omaha sev eral days ago, after shipping - Mr. Burns' car to Cleveland. They had ever inch of the road mapped out in their Canadian route ' before going, iia mil' 14 1 havifta- ehaekmarked the culverts, the sandy spot! ana ine ; pavca rosas. Guest Greeters - Return from Big - 'Convention in West Several members of the Greeters of America, the organization of hotel managers and clrks, who attended the national convention in Salt Lake City, have returned. Colonel W. H. Anderson, chief clerk at the Hotel Home, is expected soon. R. D. McFadden, manager of the Welling ton Inn; Robert N. Koenigsberger, chief clerk at the Henshaw hotel, and John W. Kennedy, room clerk at the Hotel Fontenelle, returned Sun day. They were accompanied by Noel Williams ot St. faui and Dad Taylor of Rochester, Minn., who will be their guests tor a lew aays, at least until after the wrestling match. The Greeters ' were enthusiastic over the reception accorded them on their trip to Salt Lake City. They were disappointed in not having been able to elect Colonel Anderson as president of the Greeters. ine noteis nave large reservation lists for rooms for wrestling fans from all parts-of the country. Joe Keenan, manager of the Henshaw, said that he had fifty reservations, largely for business and professional men from Nebraska and Iowa towns. He oredicted that after the match Farnam street would be jammed solid with a crowd of merrymakers and wrestling fans. Fortunately for the wrestling crowds, transient trade at the hotels is light just at present and the hotels will have a chance to accommodate many more than they .would be able to do otherwise. Haw la Cars Colaa. Avoid azpoaure and draft.. Eat right Take Dr. King'. New Dlecovery. It kill, and deitroya tha eold germs. All drugglata. -Advartlaamant Plestina Goes on Warpath in Search Of One Tom Draake Marin Pleitina is on the war path. Marin is gunning for one Tom Draake, one of the huskies helping Stringier Lewis in his training. Draake the other day hurled a chal lenge to anybody around these parts and he made' some personal mention of Plestina in hurling the deft , 'Who is this Draah-e rpareo Plestina, "a dub of a trainer. 1 11 wrestle him for $100 at Lewis train ing camp, Tylee's gymnasium or Six teenth and Farnam. If he hasn t get the hundred I'll wrestle him for noth ing. And I wouldn't want to charge a nickel admission, it would be cheat ing my friends to make them pay to see me dump the dub like him Whereunon Plestina due up the $100 to post with the sporting editor of The Bee and started out in search of Mr. Draake. Charges Hubby's Relations With Alienating Affections Charging that her husband's par ents and relatives alienated) from hei the affections of her husband, Mrs. Beatrice Melcher has filed suit in dis trict court, asking $25,000 damages from Abraham and Pauline Melcher, parents of her husband; Reuben Mel cher and Goldie Melcher, his sister. Mrs. Melcher, in her petition, says that her husband was offefed an op portunity to go to college and also was promised a start in business life if. he would forsake' her. She also claims in the petition that she was led into filing a divorce suit against her husband afer he had been induced to leave her, and that she later changed the nature of the suit into one for separate maintenance only. Dlvlalont maha . . . , Lincoln ... Wymoro ... MoCook ... Laat Prevloua W.ek. Week. ..II II ..II II ..16 91 ..II 11 According to the view taken by the railroad officials, who have gathered the data for the crop report ot last week, the farmers are up against a proposition that is to cause them, to be pretty busy people during the next tew weeks, ine wheat harvest is on everywhere in the state, or the grain is approaching the stage where it will have to be cut. 'At the same time, the oat crop, which ordinarily does not come on until wheat is out of the way. is about as far advanced this year as the wheat. Added to this, the second cutting ot aitaita is ready, so that with the three lines of work com ing on at one time there are to be busy days in the Nebraska fields. Warm Weather Helps Corn. So far as corn .is concerned, the plant has made a good growth, par ticularly during tne last nve or six days, or since the hot weatner set in. hxDerts. who have made a study ot corn . conditions during a term ot years, assert that with seasonable weather continuing, practically an ot the Nebraska crop will have reached the normal by Julv a). I he Burlinnton s report, dealing with the condition ot corn at the end of last week and at the end of the previous week, draws the following conclusions, placing this condition on a basis of 100 per cent for perfect: , Laat Prevtoue Week. Week. IS 14 13 Division: Omaha Llnooln Wymor. UeCook Other crops continue to hold their almost perfect condition. The mead ows are in perfect condition for graz ing. Xhis holds true throughout the sandhill section and out in the west ern portions of the state, where the rains have been more frequent and heavier than over the river counties. DOOGEDOUOLASJiRETrS lur V ' '-' '. ';', ' : ' ... ; ..'- ' Closed All Day Tuesday July 4th Wednesday We Continue Our July Clearing Sales with bigger awortmenU and better bargains in all departments than ever before known in July ' sales in Omaha. Watch our windows' and ads. They will point the way to big savings on all kinds of seasonable merchandise. It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays. No. I roundi, lie; No. 1 piatM, lO'-t-c; mo. 1 nlatei. lOo: NO. 1 10. Un KWBaV-a-impuriara inin, iu. iivivwiiw Ha Mw Iu. IlOt b OCK BWIn, JSC, "UU lAlM. brink. Uo: "Blu fll" Hmburfr, tic niwiurort SocUto. tttc: Italian Romano. 3i! full erm Wlicoatln twlno, 7ka; An und triplets I7c; Amincii, iu tM &uh, lb,, lHcj nvaruM. ids. tarn, id., 1940; Tor HtrKtmer, watio, xuo; Kummin Obi. Mi-: P o Kru.rji aoi.. LlMerkrni. vi.fto; irwn enm cntM, ii.iro McLrn ImoorUsl Club, II. UO, UoLaren Itn peri., medium, tl.lt! McLrn Imparl I, 12.40: Royal Lunoa, mwiium, Il ls Rovnl lunch, Iftt-ir. 12.49: mull Roquofort, Urt. It. 40; ikrif Roquutort, jan, 3 V0; Pimento chae. In flaM, ll.Jfi; McLaren deviled rhfeit. tOc; MLarn nippy che, lOo. Century or rnuaaeipnia cream, ii.vh ADPttttoat, 4tc; Nu(chatel. 46c; luncb chorae. Sfto; tioid Mftda) Cammbrt. 1 2 40; Mimatur jamn.Qrt, fi.au; nan a -made oh?a ( 41 In box . Ho; Phoanla brand fancy tmiortd Swiaa cheeaa. Una, par di , $6.00; Phoenix brand fancy Camembrrt. Una. 14. On; Phoentx brand fancy American chew. rlna. 11.00: Italian Parmeaan, in rlaaa. am a II, 1.1. 8fi; lar4, t.00; peanut butter. Jar. uc. ai.au. flt.3i; R, iu or n-lb pall. Uc. FISH rreanr tjainan. mwino. Hauoui Ue: Whltaflah. 14o.. Trout i No, 1. llu: v allow pitta. No. I. lac; pickerel, to; aalnion Chhiuok Red. Uc; Pink. lu; bullhvada. I&c black baaa, lie; iropu.. medium, Uc; carp. No. 1 droaaed. 9c; aleak codtlab. aborefilh, Uc; freah headleea ahrlmp, per gal.. U SI: frevh , pee let ahrtnu.. per n., 12.00; r -1 mapiter, - lit'; Span tab mackerel, lie; aun fish, iu: Lake Krie JumtM whtteftah. tiv floundere. I lei ro' ahatl, each. .60a. - Frnica lunitHi, n w, memum. ai.fa. riKHat'antiif.; Uomcailc, U nil or tuna lard Bardlnea (100 can!, IH; domeaUo. A ntualard. aardlnea 4411 raiia), IS.10; domeatte 14 oil carton and key aaminea lino oanat 13.16; dumeatln muatard rtarton aardlnea i4X uanal. IJ.HIr-ImDorted Zt Zai awrdlnea, bablaa. very ?hok-e llOOl, lll!.i0; tnttxirted fttnrm Klna aardlnea in PU-e oitve oil flODl Ill.tjO: .iniiortefl Millie rumor aarontea in olive ot (Mi tlnal. 17.00; lmprtfd Blenmrek herrlnx tl-lb. una,, drta., Hmturlet.! an chrtvlea (I -lb kega). 13.61; Imported French muahmoma. Cabaret, email Una. la. Of ; Mary land aieen turtle meal (in oana. 4.ao tm ported Japana crab" moat. Wlco brand, Haree linai. ae.ee: imirorieQ nniiann miici.' ner herring tlX-lb. kta), II. 10: Burnhain ft Morrill ttan riaa. ioa.. targe. i.t amall. 00a; aouaed -macaeral. tltorni vMng da tlna. fcevai. iee eana, UTBTBRR Cheaapeake. per gal.; Ptan darda, 11.40; aelerta, 11. 1; oounta. fl.li rcLERT Hammotn. aec per aoaen: i dlurn, lie par doa; amatl, 40ot Florida, par areiev ll.Ia. Fruit and vagatabla taotaUoaa fnralahed by the OiilinaRy rnui company rRUlTH Oraniea: vaia. boa: lSOa. 11 la. 14.10. 11 fla, 160a. I4.TI: 174a, 100a, Ilia. la. lmooo; Ooldew Boarl, rt ,n.nrl .-veral weetra lOea! 166a. 14; fancy. 11.10: Silver Cowl, It. They CXpCCt tO Pna MVerI WteKS ore permit i 14b. 14.40; 44a. if: 14a, 44a, toa, I in Canadh, after which they will tour " I ".. " I throuffh Maine ana on to wew xorit, 11 tl: 41a. fea, t tjuaan. . straw ear nea: i:"7t n r . R.lt;mnf n Market prle Logan berrtea: Crate. Il.TI I Washington, D. L.; Baltimore, BO- Blackberrlaai Crate. It Tl Ueclduoua (rulu: I (on and Other eastern point. APriQOW, DOB. 9M, frWCnVa.. HI. fllUM, VI l ma a, ll.H: pluma, Santa Roaa, 11.71; p'uma. red. Jua, Buraanaa, i. -ania wupea Btaadard, grata, Hi 9nf M.t Seven Rookies Are Signed by Militia Seven recruits were enlisted at the recruiting station in the. basement of the court .house Monday morning by representatives of the four Omaha companies of the Fourth regiment, N. N. u. Two men are here from each com oanv. instructed to maintain recruit ing offices until further notice, or un til the companies have been tilled up to war strength ot HJ men each. Recruits are sent immediately to I Lincoln, wheie they are given their physical examination. According to Sergeant Julius Fest- ner and Corporal Brown, in charire. the militiamen expect full equipment to arrive from St. Louis, and are an ticipating orders to move to the bor der not later than l hursday. ' - PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS ' Mayor Dahlman haa gone to Long Pine. Neb., to attend a July Fourth celebration. John Nlchotaon, ' deputy ' dark of the United fltatee court, atarted on hla vacation, going with Mra. Nlohotaon In thalr car, to Grand Ialano. lililBIIIWIIililllill IlilllllllllBllB Choose Office Space With Care and Forethought YOU naturally prefer convenient and agreeable surroundings-you want a home for your business, and at a moderate rental. - Let us show you how your desires relative to an ideal business loca tion can be fully and sDlendidly accommo dated in the , j! BEE BUILDING (The Building That la Known to All.) Office, Room 103. Telephone Tyler 1000. Read Bee Want Ads for profit Use i-l I them for results. V.. niainisniisi Prepare to Celebrate July 4th By Ordering a Case of , Val Blatz's Private Stock A Delicious Beverage for the family and Friends. "Order a Case" Today" as BLATZ LEADS THEM ALL J. J. T AM MS , Local Distributor Phone Douglaa 7722 1202 Douglas Street