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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1916)
14 THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1916. GRAIN AND PRODUCE Cash Ckains Strong on Local Marked, with the General 'Price Advance. Corn. Oate Mi , II 'i 'it 141 so lit 14 ALL EECEIPTS ARE HEAVY , omiti, Julr t. Hit. Cash grstn. srs strong today .as thex. vu Koral advance In prices. Receipts ot four day were placed on the market this moraine, bat there seemed to be a sufficient demand to take care of the offerings at higher prices. Wheat sold gen erally from, lo to c higher, the bulk of the No. t selling at luetic and No. a wheat selling around tit? 43c Corn aold from steady to le higher. Oats sold unchanged to fee up, and rye and bar ley wars quoted practically unchanged. . Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to ' J.eoMOO bu.; oorn, 116.101 bu., and oats, K4.000 bu. Liverpool closed with wheat s7dlgh er, and corn ltio. higher. Primary wheat recelpta wars 1,131,000 bu, snd shipments of 1,011.001 bu., against re ceipts of 184,000 bu. and shipments of 101, 000 bu. last year. ' Primary corn receipts were 1,174,000 bu. 'and shipments of 1,077,000 bu., against re ceipts of 741,000 bu. and shipments of 444. 000 bu. last year. " - Primary oate receipts were 1,411.000 bu. Mnd shipments of 1,378,000 bu., against re- . -elpts of 677,000 bu. and shipments of 103.. 000. bu. last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. . Wheat. Chicago 3S lilnneapolli 710 , nulnth ....311 Omaha Kanaaa City 141 , St. Louis 133 ' Winnipeg 101 These sales were reported today: ' Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 1 car. 11.01. No. t hard winter: 1 car, 81.01: I ears, 81.00: 1 car, lie. No, t hard winter: 1 car, lie; I Mrs, c; 1 car, ItVtc: I cars, 17c: I cars, tlVtc; cars. He: I cars, ICHo: I oars, lie. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, (Montana), 11.00; 1 car. (corn mind), !7o; 4 can. Ho; 1-8 car, 13c; 1 car, II fee; I l-i cars, tie; I cara, OOMo: I cars. 10c; 1 car, 80c; 1 car, 1714c; I ears, 17c; 1 car, 11c. Sample hard winter: 1 car, 80c; I cara, Itc; 1 car, 81c; 1 oar, lie; 1 1-1 cars, 18c; 1 8-1 cars, ISo; 1-8 car, 80c No. I durum: 1 ar, 14c; 1 car, HVao. No. I durum! 1 car, He. No, 8 rnlsed durum: 1 car, 13c; 1 car. Ha No. 8 mixed: 1 car. He; 1 car, 16c. No. 4 mixed: I cars, Ho; 1 car, He - Rye No. 1: 1 ear, 01 He. Barley No. 4: 1 car, 41c; 1 car (light), Mo. No. 1 feed: 1 car, 40 140. Rejected; f ier. lie. - Corn No. I white! 1 car, tlVjc. No. I white: I can, tic. No. I white! I cars, tHio! 1 car. tic. No. 4 white: 1 car, tic; 1 car. Has. No, I white: 1 car, Ho, Sam ple white: 1 car, lie. No. 8 yellow: 1 car, vso, ear, . ., ,-- - - a cars. 71 Ue. No. 4 yellow; 1 car, tltte. No. I yellow: 1 car, 70c. No. 8 mixed: I cars, TIV.C-. I cars,-7lo. No. I mixed: I oars, tmc;il cara, int. .No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 70 Ho. No. mutsa: i car, tsu.it l oar. too. No. I mixed; 1 ear, 71c; t car, l0i I ers,HHoi I cara, lli 1 Mr. 1XB . Oats Standard l I cars, 17140. No. 1 whitoi ears. 87c. No. 4 white: I ears. 1414c: I cars. 1414c. Simple whits: ( ears. 14c; 4)4 cars, lUic. ' ' newhs. Cash Prices Wheat I No. I hard. Hr A 11.11: No. 3 hard, l4H,4Hc; No. 4 tkmrti is sl sic: No. I durum. HO 14c: No. I durum, llOHo. Corn: No. I white, tilt tjtlci No. I while. 11V71MOI Jto. e wnne, jotllc; No. I whits, I070o: No. whits, siatile: No. 1 yellow. 1314 1)780: No. I yellow, t37mc: No. I yellow. J1HTJH; No. I yellow, ?eV7iio; no. e jwhuw, ii ATA.. Ma S enlaarf. TLATIUC! NO. 1 mil- ed,tl71Hc: No. 4 mixed. 70t)71e; No. I mixed, ssVjV'e., wo. e nr, iik. rtaia. Ha. 1 white. 87 0 Ho: eton dard, 3714 17Hc: No. I white. 80O17c: No. 4 whits, 84034140. Barley: Mailing, 01 ft.Oc; No. 1 feed, oofyosc. nye: nsei No. I, II llo. v V CUICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Wkeal Blew as Result ef Bullish Advice. tram AhreesL ' ri.iA.n Jitlv I. Bullish cable advices lifted the wheat market today, but the ef : feet waa nearly wiped out,' later owing chiefly to the emaltnosa of decreass in the United States visible eupply. Quotations closed nervous. It to tai net nigner, with July 81.0844 and September tt.0t. Corn finished 14 te o up, oats oft a sixteenth to 14 c, ana provisions uncsnea to Ho higher. Wheat prlcaa were Rlghest at the start, and were nearly the loweet at the close. Initial strength came urgeiy irom mver. nnol Mnorta which said demand was broad' etttng and Jhat European crop advices Were becoming eras and lees xavoraote. i no con sequence rueh of buying here, however, en countered heavy selling from big Interests snd It was not long before the market be gan te recede. Downward swings were especially noticeable after a leading expert had Issued eetlmates whloh put the prob able domestic yield for till at tu.ooo.ooo bushels as agalnal 714.000.000 bushels, the amount computed by the government laal month. Distinct weaknees In ths wheat market developed when the United States vlslbls supply total wag posted, showing a de creass ef only 10.004, bushsls In seven daye. '- whereas last year at the corresponding . time the falling off was t.804.000 bushels. On ths deollna commission houses buying revives), and a rally waa In- progress as ths session earns to an end. Corn displayed considerable firmness -de. gptts Ideal weather for the growing crop. Scarcity of ef tarings waa feature, e. peel Nelly In the July -delivery. Oats were re latively weak throughout the day. Provisions rose te the hlgheet price yet this ssaaoa and hold firmly notwithstanding that trade waa light, and that hog values ' wsre on the decline. The explanation waa that the monthly report ef warehouas stocks had given an unmlslaksable advantage to the bulla, i Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red. I1.0S14O1.0414: No. I rod, nomlnali Ne, I hard, 81.044)1.01; Ne. 8 hard, 11.011481 1.03. Corn: No. yellow, 710710; No. I yellow, 7414077c; No. 4 white. 7477140 Oats: No. t white, ia!44Hei standard, 1I14O40I41 Rye: No. I, HOHc Barley, 41010c. Seeds: Timothy, ll.li; clovsr, f7.sesjia.es. x-rovioioBB. ror. ....ever 11.14: lard, 1111114; ribe.'11.40l4.10. BUTTER Steady; creamery, IS 14 4J 17 Ho. EOOa Htgheu receipts. 18,111 esses; (rets, title rt ordinary Urate, 30HV110; at mark eaaee Included. I0lo. - POTATOES Lower; receipts, new, 10 care; Oklahoma and Arkanaas sacksd Tri umphs, SOcttll.00; Illinois Ohlos, SOcO 81.00; Virginia barreled, 8l.l0l.te. Old, recelpte, 80 ears; HOloo, POULTRY Alive, higher; fowls, lie; springs, 11011c f .: OMAHA rtJTCR MABsUT. Tradlsv la Wheat sent Oets la Active set riret Day. .'' After belnc discontinued for aavsral yes re, future trading was resumed on the Iocs! floor today. Trading In wheat and oate was quite no. ttre and the corn market was quits active, considering that It le the first day of fu ture trading. September wheat opened atrong, but closed, with Chicago, about 114c lower. December closed about Ho off. Sep tember earn was steady and ths December ruled from steady to 44c up. ' Oats were strong, opening at 84e "and reerhlng a high mark of 14140 end closed at lha,e. December eats were strong ana ruled about 144c higher. Omaha Future. NEW YORK STOCKS Host Developments and Ad vances of Market Char acter Are Favorable. y LIYE STQCK MARKET All Kinds of Killing Cattle Slow and Lower Sheep and Lambs Steady. GAINS ARE VARIABLE New Tork. July I. With th exptloa of belated advance In call money to i par cent, th hlfhat rat tar thia form of ac commodation aln December, 1914, moat development and ad van cm of a marked character over the holiday war accepted aa distinctly favorable. Mexico's conciliatory attitude, the further auceeaa of the allied drive In the western war arena ana me optimistic views of authorities In ths steel and Iron" Industry were factors of primary Importance, Gains were variable, bat substantial in the main, and while trading frequently lapsed Into dullness, dealings comprised more than the usual number of Issues. Al most the solo exceptions to the upward tendency were the sine shares, which fol lowed the course of adverse trade conditions. Mexicans as a vrouo wcrs (he outstand ing features, Mexican sPtroleum gaining I points, witn i ror tits preferred, ureene Cansnea Copper rose over i. with almost as murb for American smelting and an mated shares. Texas company rose 4 points, pre sumably in consequence of the tot per cent dividend recently declared by one of Its subsidiaries. United States Steel served more than any other one slock to stabilise the market, being freely absojrtMtd In blocks of 1.000 to 1.200 shares it MH to 17 H, closing at a mere fraction under Its best In the face of continuous profit taking. Steel's contri bution of about f o.ooo shares represented approximately 11 per- cant of the day's business. Some of thefeeentlr weak munitions and equipments were better by I t points, with as much for the prominent motor shares. Shipping stocks were In steady de mand, United Fruit piaklng an extreme of more than I points. There was a renewal of last month's Inquiry for ths better known sugar stocks and a fair degree of activity and strength was shown by Sears-Roebuck, Woolworth and May department stores. Transcontinental shares led the railway division notably Canadian Pacific, "Soo" and Union Pacific, at advances of 1 to al most I points. Orangers and Reading and Norfolk A Western contributed te the rela tively moderate output of ether rails. Total sales amounted to 410.000 shares. Bonds were firm, with a broad demand for municipal Issues, Anglo-French 6s and Rock Island debentures. Total sales, par value, aggregated si.zto.one. United States bonds were unchanged en call. Number of sales and quotations OB leading stocks were: , , Rales. High, Low. Close, Am. Beet sugar..,, jo.ioo ia sn ss American can...... z.ioo 61 Am. Car A P'dry.. 1,104 14 Am. iocomotive. , . , . Am. Smelt. A Hpf. . Am. Sugar RefTmng Am. Tel. ft Tel. , . . , Am. Z. L. A 8..., Anaconda Copper. Atchison , Raid, Locomotive.. Baltimore A Ohio. . Brook. Rapid Tran. , B. A S. Copper,.., Cal. Petroleum Canadian Pacific., Central Leather.. . . Chesapeake A Ohio. C, M A St. P Chicago A N. W... C, R. t. A P. By... Chtno Copper ..- Colo. Fuel A Iron.. Corn Products Ref. Crucible Steel Dimmers' Securities General Hleetrlc. . .. HOGS FIVE TO TEN LOWER Omaha, July I, ltlsY u.e. - feat!,. Unn BhlU Official Monday 1,(00 1,240 .02t Tueaday, holiday Ketlmate Wednesday . 4,700 T.OOO'. 1,600 Three days this week.. 6,101 17,141 16.620 Three days last weekll,l4 1 2.1 OS 16,611 Ssme days 1 weeks agoll.106 18.661 11,671 same aays weexs agoix.zai si.ueo Same days 4 weeks agol6.067 26.604 10,666 Same days last year.. T.012 16.716 16.671 The folio win table shows the rebetpts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South Omaha Live Stock market for the year to date, as compared with Isst year; Hi. if it. Inc. Deo. Cattle .... 401,661 611,460 18,461 Hogs 1,671,077 1,676,670 166.407 Sheep 666,642 1,077,116 11,674 The folio win table shows the average prices of hogs at the Omaha live stock mar ket for the last few days, with comparisons: June 14.1 June 16. June 16. June 17. June 16. June 16. June 10. June 21, June 11. June II. June 24 uns 16 June 16. June 27 June 16. June II. June 10. July ,1 fuiy i. July I 1,100 IIH lltt . IT l.ooo fttTiit, 800 111)41 1104 110 3" MI 8144 86 8144 11 ot4 101 Tli 71 io ii 100 131 8.100 1.100 TOO 104 1.400 8,800 WiH IK 44i s( 11 71 in IIV 1,101 1114 III, II 00 17 i 14 17 l.aoo iiih 11114 1IIH 1.000 1414 II S 1141 8,100 111! Ilti l.ioo MH 11 100 180 110 8.800 Zl"4 1,700 1.400 1.000 1,100 73 1.000 44 1,400' 37i 1144 811 lsH"t inn 1011 S3 111 32 10 M0 43 43Vi 1414 14 724 711 . ei i 400 Kll (Irsat Northern pfd. 1,000 13014 11014 1S0W at. Ne. Ore etts..,. 101 Itti II li 5614 Illinois uentrai..... ive Inter. Con. Corp... 400 17 17 17 Inspiration Copper. 7,100 10 104 Inter. Harvestsr 113 Int M. M. PM. etfs. 11,100 HH 13 , 11 K C. Southern 700 31 31 U 34 4 Kennecott Copper.. 8,100 41 41 48 I.oul.vlll. Nsak 138 Ve. Petroleum.... 11,800 103 81 101 ll.ml Copper 400 IS 14 84 81 M . K T. pM 18 Missouri Paelflo... 1,100 7 1 7 Net onal Iaa Nevada Copper... i. 1.100 11 1 New Torn central.. N. T.. N. H. AH.. Norfolk Weetern. Northern Paolfte... Parlflo nail rsrlfle Tel. ft T.I Pennsylvania 1,100 81 Hey Con. Copper... 1.100 31 Seaolnl 14.100 II Hep. Iron meet.. 1,001 41 HhsttneK Arts, uop Houthern Perlfto, . . Southern Rsllway. ntudehaker Co.... Tenneeeee Copper.. Tesss uompany... union raomo.. 11 1,100 too 104 101 100 11 3 431i 1,001 138 181 111 4,100 114 113 113 81 81 a H5 37 4.800 S 11 8,000 II 14 11 (,700 130 134 13H14 BOO 88 14 11 1.800 111 114 111 11.800 140 131 181 Union Paclflo pfd. 400 J 8341 13 II tnd. Alcohol. 7.3KO 131 11814 180.. U. 8. dteel 11.600 17 8414 16 tJ . Hte.1 Pfd.... ' 00 117 117"! 117 I'tah Copper I.eew 7si Te4 tb wsbn.n pro,. . ,"v j?., Weetern Union.... l.SOO It 84 . 14 West. Eleotrte I.H0 11 II I8 Bid. Total aalss tor the day, 410,000 .hires. HCW TOM OBNTOAI. MARKKT. Open. Hl,n. I Low. Closs. IVhi-at f" . Sent ..... 1 00 1 00 11 beo. 1 03 I 11 t 11 1 01 t'orn 8. PL ..... 11 ' 11 11 M ...... II 17 7 11 0'"pU ..... 14 t 14 l I c, .....'I 34 31 34 I 11 Chlreeo eleelne nrteee. furnished The Bee .7 liiien et uryan, etoes ana arsm Droaers, SIP nouin gisieenin sirae.. vmm; Art I Open I Huh. ILewTT Close. Tes'y 01 July Kept D. Corn. July UOP4 IMC Oets. .July l iJec, .July hept trd. .July Wept Bios. i July , riul I7IS7IV 1 71-i 41-eT I I l i leu.k 181 00-101 If II 14 11-88 31 07 i ei.u 1 06- 101 S1 .i 4V uve 1114 78 -'' 18 40 ' 13 SO 111 1.-47 71 78 i: ii ill 00 I4 11 111 10 I 41 i 17 IS M 13 80 ill 80 18 SO 13 ,8 11 61 13 II t 08 1 04 1 01 lS-te; i Sl !- II II II OS II S0-I8 18 10 103 104 ,101 S3 Si 40 II 41 II II II 41 II 10 II It New Ynrk. Jul" II. -Flour aulett sprtni patents. I8.40O0 701 wlntsr patents, isiuey l.ll: winter etraisnis, ee.evsj..vv. vkrat anot trreeuiar: no. i aurura. St llU: No. 8 hard. 81. 11! Ne. 1 north ern Duluth. 81.14 and No. t northern Manitoba. 81.1114 x. e. e , new ir, S Ulurs MntHiM. corn Hoot nrmt e. s ysuow, evteo e, I. f. New, Tork. OATH Hoot stsaoy: stanaara, tee. HAT flteedv: prims. 11.11: No. 1, 11.40 1.41: No. I. 01.1KM.8I: No. I, 1.46 1,16: nops siesny; niaes quiet.;. t I.61ATHER Firm. PK0VISION8 Pork ftrml mess' ISI.IOt) 17.00; family, 838.001118.10; short elesr, 884.004)37.00. Beef firm: messl 117.800) 11.00: femlly, Ill.OOOtO.OO. Lard firm; mlririleweet. Ill.80all.il. TALLOW Quits i elty loi country 10) le: special I lli wool stsauy; noe stsaoy molasses quite. butter Ensyi recelpte. 17.101 tuba creamery extras. !84)3le; firsts, 310 38c; ssconds. 84VV.44C. . - Raoil Rtsady: , receipts. 30.001 eases fresh isthered estra fins, 36037e; extra firsts, 3r.frzHo: iirsis. H,i. CHKR8B Htsadyt recelpu, 4,488 hoses; state, fresh sperlals, 180JllCi stats, av- erese fancy. 18C16140. POULTRT-e-OrMsed, weaker; broilers. IS Ollc: fowls. llOHHc: turksys. lie. Live poultry, sasier; oronsrs, sxv.eoi iowis. llol turksye, 15O1I0. - ttace Market. ' New Tork. July I, SUOAR Raw, stsady: oenttlfuiel, f.ioc; . molasses, 8.680. Refined. eteedv: eut loaf. 6.8001 erusnett, i.sec mould A. S.llo; cubM, I. lie; XXXX pow dered, 7. toe; powdered, t.toc; nno franU' leted. l.lle: diamond A. 7-llet confection' era1 A. 7.810 ; Na. 7.81c. 8,tar futures at noon shewsd little chanie from laurdaya eloslne. Sugar futures closed quist ana uncnanirea to 8 points lowsr. Batea, 1,100 tone. Sep tember, l.liet uecemoer, s.eeo, January, 4.77s. ;. v - , . Minneapolis Oral. Market. Minneapolis, July I WHRAT July, 1.07: September, 1.0l(tt0l. Caeh: No. 1 nara, ll.ia: no. i nortnern, si.viis Sllll.' No. I northern. 11.0144 1,6141. FLOUR Fancy patents, $6.31; first clears. 14.10. -BARLDT 47s)7le. RYK I4c. BRAN 117.000)11.00. CORN Ne. I yellow, T70)0)7I,. OATS No. I white. 11 e)l?o. FLAXSKKD I1.7I01.II. ,,.,. .mS" Mets4 Market. . New Tork. July I. MIJTALS Lead, 41.10 asked. Spsltsr. dull; spot. Beat St. Louie delivery, lotto asaea. copper, uuil: electro- lytic, nearby, nominal; Ssptsmber and later. 111.00. Iron, steady ; Ne. I aorthsra, 110.60 O31.00; He. I. I30.00OI0.10: No. 1 south- srn, tiv.ioeav.re; Jiu. e, e.v...we.ee. lie. quiet: spot otrerea at iss.ts. At London Cooper: Suet. Ill 10s: fu tures, 114 10s: electrolytic, till lie. Tin: Spot. 1171 le; tuMrse, 1171 14s. Lead. US. Spelter. J6. v j ' M. istk Oraln Market, ' , St. Louis. July I. WHRAT No. I red eld. 11. 140)1. U; new, 11.11: Ne. I hard. ll.06U; July, 11.01: September, 81.04. CORN No. S, 760)7e; No. I white, 76 0)77r: July, 7IC1 September. V 7114c OATS No. I nominal; Ne. 1 white ml- ; Mtsrpssl Praia Market. - Liverpool July 1 WHRAT Spot. No. 1 llnmtoua. 10s Id; No. I, 10. Id: No, red wtrn alttlcr. 10s :d. . cokn -hpet, Amerlcsji mixed, new. Is Id. Pry Gseds Market.' ;v;'' New Tork. July I. Cotton floods todey were firm and eutet In staples, hut cotton duck waa In good demand. Tarn and worsted yarns wsre firm with a further ad vancing tendency. Kntt Roods were aetlvs and drees goods tsniled hlghsr. Uals. i nil mit.illH.iltll.lllll.lllll 41 1 14 I II I 46 T li f 01 I 47 t so i ii i ii i u 47 7 16 I 61 40 1 K I II I II I 17 1 10 I 30 I 41 0 41 e tl I 40 1 17 1 40 e 6 41 I II f 14 I IS I 41 f II I 01 I 44 41 t J3 I 01 I II 7 14 1 II I 61 t 17. I II S 17 I II I 10 I U 41 44 S 7 II e , 0 46 1 84 I 18 e 1 17 7 84 I II I II I 13 7 43 t 17 I 66 I 81 t II I II I II 0 17 e e ;i I III I 71 e ' 16 6 II I III I 17 1 III I II "I 1 ,l f 41 7 4l I 10 f 10 1 14 1 14 e t 7 16 7 21 11 I 10 14 14 06 I 11 4 II f 16 e I 11 July 4 Holiday. r . - -v ? CATTLBr Recelptg were' fair for a Wed. nesday In spits of the fact that yesterday was a holiday. The market, howsver, was very slow and dull. Buyers started out bidding Prices that were 10016a lower en all kinds of killers and the morning was well advanced before very much business naa oeen transacted. Sellers made a hard flsht to sustain prices, but without avail. In the end the greater part of the killers sold 10916c lower than Monday, Feeders were In vert light supply with the market slow and teady te easier. - Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice beeves, 110.00010.60; fair to good beeves, is. 16010.00; common to fair beevts, is.! Di.it gooa to choice yeanings, ss.soo 10.16; fair to good yearlings, 68.(0 0 6.60: common to fair yearlings, 17. 3606.60: good to cnoics neiters. I7.6O06.M: good to choice cows, ffi.Doasi.gs; -air to gooa cows, ss.uosj 7. so; common to lair cows, ii.totyMo; gooa to choice feeders, 66.OO0ft.6O; fair to good feeders, 17.16o96.00; common V fair feed era, ss.z&tf l.w, gooa to cnoics siocsers. 17.7606.40; stock heifers, If.00O7.16; stock cows, 16.60O7.00; stock calves, 6 1606.60; veal calves, iv.ouou.bd; beer nuns, stags, tic, 16.7607-76; grass buUs, 6.60O.60. nsprssenutive sales: v BK1CF 8TBER9. : . V " No. ' Av. Pr. Mo. Av. Pr, 14..,. V. 1071 : 60 ' 76. .....1046 ,' 116 46 1111 6 16 61.:., ..1344 1 66 1 1144 1 76 40 1364 76 . STKBRB AND HEIFERS 7...... 714 1 46 41...... 661 I 16 14...... 166 1 10 84...... 716 I 40 3f 1061 s 6 60 COWS. I...... 1060 6 00 Ill I 16 1.... ..1196 4 00 I. .....1136 I 40 7.. ....1144 66 1 1130 . 76 BULLA 1......1460 00 1......1S6 10 ..1661 6 40 1 1470 T 10 CALVES. 1 MO ' 1 60 1...... 140 10 00 S 110 10 71 1...... 166 11 16 HOOSOood hogs were scarce this monv Ing, and shippers who had orders for some thing choice did not wait for outside reports, but mads purchases at prices that were in no case less than steady witn jnonaay, and lo a great many instances looked a nlukel hlvher. They paid a top of 11.64, ana bought several loaas as nign as sv.iv. Packers all had lower orders and piayea a waiting game, letting shippers gat through before tney tried to ao mucn or any mine. When they finally got started most all the gooa hoes were gone, but tney snioroea to 10a declines on the balance. The killer trade was a little dull at the start, but after a string or two were cashed at 6010a lower figures, sellers reaiisea tney naa lit tle chance to do better, and movement livened up, a clearance being mads In good season. t The market. whleH rantred am the way from 6c hlitKer on some of the best to 60 10c lower for the bulk, was very similar to one or two days laat week, ant) resulted In a pronounced widening in ths spread be tween best grades and decent to common kinds. Bulk sold at 10.6006-60, while, as noted, there was - a sprinkling of shippers all the Way up to 16.60, and the top landed at .&. tne ni (neat prices paia on mis market since May. representative sales. No. Wt. 8h. Pr. No. WL 8h, Pr. 41, .106 4fl 60 .' 61, .178 ... II Vk 70. .286 130 f 66 73. .221 ... I 00 46. .144 40 III 16. .347 10 I t1 76. .116 ' ... 6 74 71. .161 ,.. I 76 71. .1M ; 40 I 10 71. .341 ... I II BH KEP Sheep and lambs receipts were quite a lilt larger than Monday s arrivals, bring estimated at thirty cars, or 1,100 head. This makes the total for the first half of the week 16,331 head, which, owing mainly to the fact that there was no market vaster day, Is less than half as large as laal Wvak, 1,000 short of two weeks ago and more than 11,000 smaller than for the sains days last year. a good snare or the iambs here wis morning had been sold by 11 o'clock at prices that were somewhat Irregular, but on the whole looked steady with Monday. In nearly every case the first offers packers matte were ju&moo tower, out wnue one or two small bands of iambs wsre canea a Httle eaater. the bulk of the sales looked steady and In a spot or two ths trade was quoted stronger. Bulk ot the good Iambs again soia at fio.ftu, witn some not so as slrabls at 110.10010.41,. A two-load band of Nevadas. which did not sell until. on the close, brought the day's top of 610.66, , The feeder trade was nominal, therg be ing not enough ot anything offered to make a market. Packers' urgent need ef every thing that could be killed, along with the fact that quality waa generally good, made sorting light, and culls were scarce, offerings aside from one or two decks be ing confined to small packages. Aged sneep were in very moderate sup ply, nothing of consequence being offered but ewee, ana they were none too plentiful. Quality of moot lota was only fair and some were very piain, put owing to tne ur gency of the demand- for old muttons ev erything moved fairly readily at figure that were easily steady. Best on offer brought 17,09, with a three-oar shipment of Nevadas that lacked a great deal of being choice at 11.76. These latter went under a stiff tort, but they needed It Repreeente- live sates: Ksjmsb City General Market. Kansas City, July I. WH KAT No, I hard, ltcOU-06; No. I red. 4cOll.; July, sifec, Bepiemner, sen. CORN No. t mixed. TlOTIc; No. 1 white. Sumner Tired? Are yoa completely run down, listless, lacking in ambition and appetite t Summer days are filled with disease for many people. Germs are everywhere ; in the water you drink, the food yon eat, and the air you breathe. What yon need is some thing to revive the vital forces and stir the biooa to neai lay action. v Duffy's - Pure Is Ideal tor that jnirpose. It sen always he depended upon. It Is made from .lean greln. thoroughly malted. It benefit, th. stom ach, assists digeitioa and enable, you to obtain strength and nourishment from the feed rati eat . "Set Duffy's and Keep Weir At most drunists, grocsra and dsalsre, tl.00. If they ean't supply foe., writ. us. .Useful household booklet free. . , . t THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO, Reeksster, N, Y. . 71744ie; No. S yellow, 74074c; July, 78e; September, 70He. OATH No. 8 white, 40O41C; no, s mix ed. 1I437C. Keaaea City Lie. (Keek Market. Ksnsas City. July I. CATTL1 Receipts. 10.060 head. Includlnc 1,801 southerns; steers, steady to 16c lower; cows, strong: prims fed eteers. 810.36O11. 00; dressed beef eteers. 16.361,10.00; w.etern steers. 17.169 10.20; stockers and feeders, ill.,,...,., bulls, 11.7667.00; calvee. II.60OU.00. HOOB Receipts, 18.000 head; market lower; bulk of sales, II.76 0 6.I6; heavy, II. 06 0 10.06; paelfrs and butrhere, 11.860 10.00; light, II.I0OI.I0; pigs, 8l.160l.t6- 8MEEP AND I.AMB8 Receipts, 1.160 head; market stesdy; lambs, II.60O14-60; yearlings, I7.tooi.18; cows, , l.607.!6; ewes, 16.10 0 7.00. M. Leals Ure Sleek Market. t. Louis, Mo.. July I. HOOS Reoelpls. 11 BAA' Inwar files end lltfhtS. II.36OI-I0; mlsed and butchers, 10.70010.01; good heavy 81.160 10.0s; bulk, ll.76O10.00. CATTLE Receipts 10.su.; rower; nauTe Km eteera. IT6AA11.S6: reading StSSrs end heirere. 66.60010.66: COWS. 16.6601.36; stocksra and feeders. 16.1001.61; Tsisa and Indiana sleere, 16.60 0 8.00; prime yearnna steers and heifers, t6.7i01O.18i tlvs calves, ll.00Oll.7i. 81EKP Receipts, 1,400; steady; spring lambs, 17. 00010.60; sheared ewe., 14.400 8.00; wethers, 16.00 0 8.00; snsarea ismoe. 1.00 0 10.00. ' Chicago Live Meek Market. Chlraee. July I. CATTLE Receipts. 18.- 000 head; market, weak; native beet cat tle. 87.36011,30; western steers, lid, .ln.1(.M end feeders. 86.80O8.86: COWS and heifers, 11.7101.76; calvea, 8l.IOOH.7i. HOOS Recelpte, 40,000 head: market strong at 10c decline; bulk of sales, 81.760 1.16; light, 9t.snrjl.pe; mixed, ee.e.wiv.vw, heavy. ll.66O10.07i,; rough,. tl.IOOI.00; pigs. 87.1001.11. SHEEP AND LAMBS Recsipts, 31.000 heed; market, unsettled; wethers, II.I0O 1.00; swss, ll.Z607.su; lentos, ti.euv.v.". ttesm City Ure Steak Market . h. . f , ti .w n. DI.'U. LI I J, tm.t u,j - -- - -- celpts,. not given; market, atsady; native steers, si,"etyiw.ww; raw. mh 01.10; cannera. I3.issio.bv; catvee, ea.vw 11.31; bulls, stags, etc, 64 6101.06. HOOS RM.Ipts, not glvsn; market, 6c a. aaaaa ... nlau. IS 60SS lower; neaTj. .,.,w..,., . 0.60; light, ll.liel.60; hulk of I sales, 11.46 eys.ee. SHEEP Not quoted. y . St. Joseph Live Sleek Market. St. Joseph, July . CATTLsV-Recelpts. 1.100 bead; market lower; eteers. 17.000 10.11; cows and heifers. 4.OO0iil; calvee, 16.00916.00. HOOS Receipts, T.I00 head; market steady; top, 16.60; hulk, lt.MOI.li. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 100 head; market ateady; lambs, I10.I8O10.7H awes, ti.7607.li. . . '. , Uve Stock la Sight. Rscelpts of live stock at the five principal we.t.r mark.U shMI). r,l. 10.800 11,160 , 1.400 Chicago.,,. M.JH ,MJ Hill Kansas Ulty.. lw-w"? ;.ai s raa South Omaha 4.700 7,100 . 1.600 Totall.,.. 47,600 71,400 11.400 : Coffee Market, Nsw Tort, July i. Higher Braslllan cable, and report, that thla seasons crop of Dae Paulo waa officially estimated at 9,300,000 bags, wsre followed sharp advance In the market for coffee . . a. J-m ratearllnie WO 44 ftAt Sat- futures nsre wow. . , Uemely active, but there waa a very fair volume ot business wmon .-v.. - buylng by houses with European connections as well aa coverings by recent local sellers and after opening 17 to II Vpolnta higher, active month, sold 1 to II points above Saturday's closing figures daring the , first few mlnul-e Th. advance to '" necember contracts or about 40 po nts from ths rscent low level attracted realising and that delivery, eold eff to I.J4o i luring the early afternoon, but reporte of higher cost and freight offers ohscked the reaction and ?ne closl waa at nearly th. '?''' the day. of 14 to II point. .t higher. Seles 11,160 bags. July. 7.04c; Must- .06c; September, 1.16c; October. V"f.iN.VfJo' bar, 1.36c; Dscomber, l.tlo; January 8.86c, AMI'SBMKWIfjL EMPRESS LAST HALF aTARTING TODAY THE THREE SLICKERS Crasy Country Cusass, ' THREE HICKEY BROTrftRS Acrebatle and Eecentrtt Danclnj. CJLMORE AND CASTUt Comedy Black sad Tan Singing, Talkmg ..... n -, and Dancing. . - " WILLIAMS AND CULVER Comedy Staging end Tolkfng Variety Skit. N 10c ADMISSION 20e BEAUTIFUL. MAN AW A Th PUe te Pkaie. Band Concerts, Motion Ple ural, Bathinr, Boating, Dane Ing, Riding Devices and Other . Attraction!. -; ' 10c car fare from Omaha for adults; purchase round-trip tickets for children on Manawa cars, 15c. FREE ADMISSION TO PARK BASE BALL OMAHA VS. LINCOLN ROURKE PARK ; July , T, it. ' s-.ir.AV jlii.v J LADIES' DAY. Twe Cameo Sunday, July First Cass. lallee it I s. e. GAMES CALLED AT SilS. But Seats at Berkalew Bros. . , AIRCOME ' Tedey "" ' ROBERT WARWICK in "The Supreme Sacrifice", .' Today ; ' - Douglas Fairbanks in "REGGIE MIXES IN" Alto Comod BOYD "rtViVK r ' Tey Trlday Saturday Th. Oeaahe Swclsty Movie, ' "ONE SUMMER IN OMAHA" ' Benefit Child Saving Institute. ADMISSION 10c, Me n I r m?' ParamouBt Featurea. Tuesday Wednesday Thorsday DaeUl Frehssaa Preeeats PAULINE FREDERICK la ' "The World's Croat Snare" The tsnse stery el wesssa'. atruc tie ler moral eeeanctpatleei. MHCr Coolest Thoator' U9L -Biggest Features "The Ne'er Do Weir, - ii..- By Ram BomcIi, " FMturifig . . ' , Kathlyn Williams ind -"Spoilers" Cast ' F-ebruary. 1.40c; March, t.llc; April, 1.67c; May 1.66c; June, s.llo. Spot coffee quiet Rloe f's 0; Santo. 4's l.Olo; cost and freight .ffere were re ported higher with quolatlono ranging from 110.16 to 110.60 for Santos 4's on ths basis of London credits. Th. official cable re ported en edvance of 111 rels In ths Rio marks! as compared with Saturday and It waa reported that Santos futurss showed an advenes of 100 to 400 rsts. . Stm York Money Market, New York, July (.MERCANTILE PA PER 1 mi 8 per cent. 8TERU.NO EXCHANGE 0-dsy bills, 14.73; demand. 14.76; cable-, 14.11 Ml. SILVER Bar, Ollsc; Mexican dollars, 44HC BONDS Oovsrnmtnt gteady; railroad firm. TIME LOANS Strong; sllty and ninety daya, 1144914. per cent; six months, 44? 444 per cent, CALL MONET Strong: high. 414 per cent; low, lit per eent; ruling rate, 4 per cent; last loan, SH per eent; closing bid. ihk per cent; offered at I psr osnL - London Stock Marker . London, July I. American eecurltlea In the abeenee of a lead from New Tork barely moved until near the closs, when th. list hardsned and finished firm. SILVER Bar, 801i per cent MONEY. 4 per cent DISCOUNT RATES Short Mils, I psr csnt; three months, I. p. e.nt. Oil and Bealn. ' Savannah, Oa., July I. Turpentln. firm, llltestlic; .(lee 8T4; receipts 117; ship ments, 134; stock 12,420; rosin firm; sales 1.040; receipts, 2,088; shipments 1,418; stock 86,721: quots: A. B. 618; C. D. E. 816; P. O. H. L K. M. N., 666; WO. 676; WW, 126. OMAHA UEMKBAL MAaaKET, Prices ler Prsdoee Charged hy Omaha Dealers. - BUTTER No 1 orsamsry, to rartono or tube. 10c: No. 1, ISO. POULTRY Broilers, alive, under I the., tot) 16c: bene, lie; epaclal roosters and atags, 1014c; springs, 10c; geese. 10c: ducks. 12o; young ducks, lto; turksys. 30c; old .urns. 30c; capono. 31c; guineas. 26c; equabs. tl. 6004.00 per do..: pigeons. 11.00 psr dog. BEEP CUTS (wholesale prices): No. 1 ribs, llVte lb,; No. t ribs, 18140: No. I ribs, 17c; No. 1 loins, 14c; No. I loins, 13c: Ne. I loins, llltc; Ne. 1 chucks, 134.c; No. 8 checks, 13c; No. 8 chucks, llltc; No. 1 rounds, 174.c; No. I rounds, llltc; No. 8 rounds, 16c: No. 1 platss, lQlio; Ne. t platea, 10c; No. 8 plates. 114c CHEESE Imported Swiss, lb, 46c;dome tlc Swiss, lie; block Swiss, lie; "Blue Label" brick. 11 lto: "Blue Seal" llmburjrer, tie: Roquefort Soelete, 16c; Italian Romano, 42c; full cream Wisconsin twlna, 17Hc; deletes and triplets. HMjc; Americas, 10 lbs. esch, lb., ItHe; favorites, I lbs. seen, lb., llltc: York Herkimer, whits, S0e:- Kummln Oat 20c; 'Jap Sago (Kreutsr), dos., 11.80; Ltederkrsns, 11.60: grsen chill cheese. 11.00; McLaren Imperial Club. 81.00; McLaren Ira parlal, medium. 81.16: McLaren Imp. Hat, large, 88.40; Royal Lunch, medium. 11.86; Royal lunch, large. 11.40; amaU Roquefort, jars. 11.40;, large Roquefort, Jars. II 10; Plmsnto chsese. In glsss, ll.li: McLaren deviled cheeeo, 10c: McLsaren nippy ohecoe, lOe, Century or Philadelphia cream, 11.00: Appetltoat, tic; Neufchatel, 46o; lunch cheea. iOo: Odd Medal Cam.mb.rt, 18.40; Miniature Camembert, 11.20: hand-mad. cheese (41 In boil, lie; Phoenix brand fancy Imported Swlaa cheese, tins, per do. , 11.00: Phoenix brand fancy Camembert, tine, 14 00: Phoenix brand fancy American chess, tins, 18,00; Italian Earmosan, In glass, small. I8 60; larg., 86.00: pesnut butter. Jars, IOo, 11.40. II lo: i. 10 r II-IS. sill, lldy PISH Fresh: Catfish, smsll. lie; stesk. Selkirk. 'medium. 14c; hard, bright . ik. TrAitt. No. 1. 16c. Yellow pike, No. i. fs'ncy. 16c Plcksrsl. dresssd, lie. Sa mon. ChlnMk red. 16o; pink. 16c. Bui heads. 16c. Black bass, order slss, 24c, odd sixes, 17c. Croppies, medium, 10c; order .lie, 16c. Carp, No. 1, dMssed. to. Stsak codfish (shoreflsh), 11c. Haddock, Sc. Shrimp, fresh neaaieea. e... -... ,,.. R.d. .napp.r. 110 1. jumbo, 22e. Floun'dsrs, fancy, 11c. Mackerel, native, 180. Bnae roe. v. - ...e jumbo, 12.10; medium, 11.71. Fruit and vegetable quotation, furnished by the Ollllnsky Fruit companyi VEGETABLES Potato..: Old, bu., 11.18! ..wflb.. So. Onions: Ysilow, Ik. to. Hems- a a aa. aaWal 1 lratfl tllllllB. ABJPel crown onions, nww. rou and rdi.h doi., fte; mmf' buket n.9i cowry r.. u;(" UK. ID.. IHC luiimiuvey. r-- nuta: wo. i, raw, '" " , - ,, I Us. Figs: Box, 80a Popcorn: Case, 61.60. Jo; Figs: Box, 80c PobOb";,.0"' "; ease. Figs, toe per box. PoDoom, 12.10 par Ootwa Market. w a a. .., a wWWWt Sent. SUlst 1 me i ui. t at j . . - - -. - - - - - DiM! 'S.c,-.Ii steady at a net "advance of I to II netnto tor the Y- . . ...a. Cotton rutnres cloesd osreiy vwew, - " teeo. n.nKar ll.S6e: Deoemher. 1S.230, January, 11.18c; March. 18.40c. . Liverpool. July 6. COTTON Spot eaayi good middling. I.lldl middling, 7.Hdi low mlddung, 7.7SQ. oaiss,' e,vve mw, July Clearance Sales Here Point the Way- To Keenest Economies in All Linei of Seasonable Merchandue Saturday li Hit ItWD&wlMlU&StnmS dJ Ads July Clearance Values in Women's Outer Apparel That Will Attract a Throng of Enthusiastic Buyers to Our Suit Department Thursday Over 1000 Beautiful Summer Dresses On S.ale in Three Big Speci-al Lots Dainty Tub Dresses $5 Beautiful Summer Dresses $10 Worth $18 to $20, in sport styles, Coats,( Dreases. Afternoon Dresses, etc., an elegant lot of new styles, including a choice lot of Net Dresses, values seldom, if ever, equalled in Omaha. $2.95 In plain colors, stripe and novelty combina tions). $10 and S12.50 values, all sizes 16 to 44, in voiles, linens, dimities, nov elties, etc., a wonderfully wide assortment of ' styles for your selection. 300 Misies' and Juniors' Summer Dresses, made t0 sell at $5.00, on sale Thursday, at Hundreds upon hundreds of hand- J J some suits and dresses in all the sea- 9 f F1CC son's choicest styles and materials, at V Three Choice Lots of NeW Wash Skirts 1 QC 0 QC $0 QC Just Receded; Classy Styles, Matchless Values P 1 L.VOO.VO Beautiful New Sport Coats $12.50 In Kayser silks, shantun'gs. fibre silks and novelties the season's classiest styles. Unequalled values; sale price. . Special Sale of Blouses for Thursday One lot of 300 Blouses, in Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Radium and the new sport stripes; also the Russian sport blouses, in plain colors and stripes. Blouses in this lot worth to $7.00-- r $3.98 Thursday, at. .... I .,. ........ . . ...... ... '. , . ..... ... A. very special lot of wash voiles, in plain white and novei- d 1 A ties; worth to 2.00, Thursday,. at. ;-,.:.7l4VV JUST FOR TOMORROW 300 Genuine ITALIAN IY1 1 LA N S . Beautifully trimmed' with feathers, ribbons '. and ostrich banding. This will be one of the greatest'sales ever attempted of high grade advance millinery, featuring the sale of 300 beautifully trimmed Italian milans, that are the newest things m wew ionc, ana ; are actually worth $15, $18 and $20. Just for .:.:..:..;.. ;-.'j-T'. THURSDAY $ in our famous busy millinery depart ment, at only. ... . .... ..." Hardware 1 Department Hifh quality, combined with wvlnc 1 prices, make selection of your summer bouse furnlshinfs her both plouurabU ' and profiuH. See these specials. . White Mountain refrigerators, "the ehest with the chill In it," $27.69 value. .$23.00 . Pure bahed-white finish inside, golde oak flnisl) case. 116.50 value, at.. $12.80 Garland gaa ranges, high oven. . .$26.00 Garland gas ranges, low oven. . . .$10.50 Small splint clothes baskets ... .89c Medium splint clothes basket!.. TOc Large splint clothes baskets. .. .Me, 15 -Inch towel bars, nickel plated. .. .IBe Cherry stoners , ...69c and 70c ' No. 9 tin copper-bottom boiler,, . .$1.10 No. 8 tin, copper-bottom boiler $1.20, . 10-Foot clothes poles . 28. ' 6 -Gallon garbage cans, galvanised. .SOe ' 8-Gallon garbage cans, galvanised. .OOc 10-Gallon garbage cans, galvanised.,. SOe ; 12 -Gallon garbage cans, galvanised. . .98c Cedar moss dustless sweeping compound for carpets and rugs, per pkg . . 20c, 40c ; Fruit cans, per dozen 3fic Floor shine dustless mops, fits any aiie mop stick, at 10 : Hand shine dustless mope 1ft Shoe brush and dobber 10c 2jKpaper pichic plates .'. 10c ' Round Western washing machine. . .$3.28 : 18-Gal. garbage cans, galvanised. . .$1.28 ' 24-Gal. garbage cans, galvanised. $1.80 80-GaL garbage cans, galvanised. . .$1.78 ; 8 6 -Gal. garbage cans, galvanised. . .$1.98 i 17 and 14-qt. gray dishpans 29c 6, 8 and 10-qt. preserving kettles. ., ,25c T and 8-qt. tea kettles 25c tt-inch garden hose, molded,' per ft. .13c , 14 -Inch garden hose, molded, per ft 18iT" . Galvanized reels, f 2. &9 values. .... .$1.W Grass hook ...75c Watch Our Grocery Department Prices They Point the Way to ' nt) r " " n " m AN 1 ?a O I mp oavmgs on nest vuamy uoou itl 48-lb. sacks best high grade Dia mond H Flour ....... .. 48-lb sack best -Patent Health Flour, nothing finer made, per MdC . . 12 bars Laundry Queen Soap. .J5c 4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser. . . ,25e 8 cans Lu Lu Scouring Soapj.25e Pyramid Washing Powder, per v packag6 1M..?.-"',"1'H4 Skinner's f amour Omaha-Made Macaroni, Vermicelli or Spa- ghetti, pkg. ... . . E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg. .. . . .-.Be 82-ox. jars tPure Fruit Preserves for........... 25c targe bottles Worcester Sauce, pure Tomato Catsup or Pickles (asstd. kinds), botUe. .v .8 l-3e 6 lbs. choice Japan Rice. . . i . .25o 4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice. . . . . .Se 6 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines 25c ... .1 4 , .li-i. I t r . lb ids. oesnmixea unicK reeu. ..sc 8 lbs. best White or Yellow Corn- meal for 8 lbs. best Rolled WhiteOatmeal for .:. 25e 7 lbs. best bulk Laundry Starch for., 25 Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa 25c For Ice Tea try Diamond H Blend, per lb. v. ......35c , Frash Vagetablw and Fruits. Tha Btwt N.w PeUttMS, 3Qrf par pack of 15 tb T 4 b inches fresh Beets, Carrots, ' Turnips, for . .;..5c 8 bunches fresh Table Onions. 5e 2 heads fresh home-grown Cab bage for .........5c 6 bunches fresh home-grown Leaf Lettuce for .......,..... .5c Large heads fresh Cauliflower . 5c Large home-grown Cucumbers, each , . .,6c- 3 bunches fresh Parsley 5c Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb. . . ..7Wc Fancy Wax or Green Beans, per lb. 7Me I resn Peas, per quart , 5c LEMONS, LEMONS, LEMONS. 300 size, fancy large, juicy Lem ons, per dozen .......... .20c California Sweet Cantaloupes, . each :.7),e Large baskets fancy ripe Toma toes , , . . : . . ,25c Large baskets fancy California Plums ....... 35, Large baskets fancy .California . Peaches for ; . , , .20c We carry a full line of Berries, all varieties, and save you 25 per Cent on same. ' ( Gat Hayd.n's Prices First It Pays -It Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays"