Nebraska Newspapers

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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 11. 1918.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Heavy Sales Take Care of Good
Wheat Receipts and Price
Advanced Two Cents.
COEN PRICES HOLD OWN
Omiki, July I. -IIH.
The rank wheat market we etren. to
day, ruling from unchanged to Zc higher.
Wheal receipt! wore quite heavy and there
ru a fairly active demand for alt gradee
f thla cereaL The aalea were alao heavy
and moat of the aamplea went at 2c ad
vance, the poorer aamplea eelllng at, prac
tically unchanged price.
There waa a food demand for corn and
the market eold from unchanged to 1e
higher, the hulk aelnnf around Seturday'e
prlcea.
The eat market waa rather dull and, al
though the receipt of thla cereal were very
good, there were only a few aalea reported.
' The market, however, waa quoted ataady
, to Ho higher.
Rye and barley were quoted unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to l.tTl.eno buahela; corn, 116,000 buahela;
oata, 190,004 buahela.
: Liverpool eloae: Wheat 4 higher: corn
, td higher. .......
i Primary wheat receipt were I.ltl.MO
hanhela and shipments 401.000 hu.hels.
against recetptr of l,v buahela and ehlp
tnenta of 406,000 buahela laet year.
-Primary corn receipts were 142,000 buahela
-and ahlpmenta 111. 000 buahela, agalnat re
ceipts of 71S.004 buahela and ahlpmenta of
III. 001 buahela laet year. .
Primary oata reeelpta ware 117,000 buahela
. and ahlpmenta 111.000 buahela, agalnat re
eelpta of IIS.000 buahela and ahlpmenta of
420,001 buahela laet year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
- Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago S Wi 100
MlnneapoUa I"
Puiuth , ;; ::
Omaha , " X '
Kaaaaa City I " "
t. Loula ' H
Winnipeg ..!. ... ...
Thaaa galea were reported today: '
Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. 11.07;
l'-4- era. 11.01: 1 car, 11.02V,. No I
.hard winter: 1 car. 11.01: II earg. ll.oei
. t ara. Mlc: I car.. lc: I cars, MHo: I
care, (to: 2 cara. 7o: 4 cara, 17c. No. 4
hard winter: 4 ora. He; 11 cara. Ic . I
ear, lie; I cars. Mo: 1 car. II. Sample
hard winter: I car (heating), lie: J car.
He: I ear, 12c: I car (llv weevil), loo:
I car (heating). 10c: I cara (heating), He.
No. I spring: 1 car. 11.00. No Hurmi
1 car. Nei l-l car, 170. No 4 mixed: 1 car,
lie .' -i i i
Barley: No. 4 lead: 1 car, lie.
' Oate-atandard: 2 car, lie. No. white:
," I cara, IHtC: 11 cara, llo. No. 4 .
cara, I'Hc. Sample white: 2 car, 27 e;
,Jja-f,i-h.,' t ear. 74.: I Wl
f4te. No. I white: 1H cara, 74c No. I
white: I cara. 710. No. I white: 1 ear.
II He. Sample white: 1 car, 710. No. 1
yellow: 2 car, 710. No. Tellowl 2 oar,
7114c : No. I yellow: 2 oar. 74c. No, I yel
low: 2 oar. 74o: 2 car. Iltlo; 2 car MHO.
No. 2 ml.ed: 2 car. 74o: 2 r. J4,e. I No.
1 mixed: I cara. T4c I oara, 74M,o. No. I
mixed: I can J4o; t cara, 74c. No. 4
mixed: 2 car, 7214c. No. I m xed: 2 car.
74c; 2 car. 7114c. No. I mixed: 1 ""
t car, 7lc Sample mixed: I ear. 71H1
oar, MHc; car, 17c.
Omaha Caah Prloea Wheat: No , I hard.
I2.H02.I7; No. I hard,
hard, Il4l7c: No. 1 aprlng, IJ.IItyl.Ol.
So, I aprlng. MottH.00; No. I durum, ISO
lei No. I durum. 70"- Corn: No. I
wilta, 741474ic; No. white, 71
. No. 4 white. tH447m I N. I hlte, 7114
riKo: No, I white, 717JHoi No. 1 yel
"w, 7I7I14C1 No. I yellow,
yellow, 7l7ll4o; No. 4 yellow, 74 lit)
T4io; No. I yellow, ',
yellow, 7l47lc; No. 2 mixed. 74140
4e: No. I mixed. t4.J74V.el "J.
TIHO740: No. I mixed, 7ll4 0 74o No. 4
mlxVd, 7I47(,: aample, 17 0 72 He. Oata:
No. I white, 11011; eundard, l0
Yc: No. f white, MOHHai No. 4
white, l70Ho. "mS',..,a?.''
nominal; No. 2 feed. 0O7.o. Rye: No. I,
llQIIoNo. I, MQIlo.
omaba nritmB majuutt. '-
The wheat market opened tnflelowar,
with active trading In the temle- "4
December option. Reportl of black mat
In the northweet. however, oauajd a harp
rally and September ellmbed to KM, . the
(Member reaching a high il J
. Cam opened ataady, but trading waa vary
quiet during the aeaaloo. - .
Trade In oata waa alee quiet, the Sep
tember advancing about He and December
City General Market.
Kanaaa Cltv. Mo.. Julv 10. WHEAT No.
I hard. II. 020'-01; No. I red. tl.014M.ol;
July, 11.01; September, I1.02H; Decem
ber. I1.041491.00H.
i CORN No. I mixed, 7IH077C No. 2
white, 7IHO"c; No. I yellow. 77H4J7IC;
July, 71c; September, 7214; December,
llHc.
OATS No. 2 white, 4040Hc; No, I
mixed. KOI7c.
BUTTER Creamery, llo; flrele, Mc;
aeoonda, llo; packera, IIHo,
EGGS Flrata, 12c
POULTRY Hone, llei reoelera, 21c;
brollera, 21c,
MlnneapoUa Oraln Market.
Minneapoiia, juiy -iw. nnni
1.1414; September, lt.14H01.t4H. Caen:
No, 1 hard. I1.20H: No. 1 northern, I2.2IK;
No. northern, 12.11 li 01.14H.
PIXJUR Fancy paUnta, MUs ether
gradee unchanged.
BARI.ET 48 0740. .-
RYBelHOMHr.
BRAN 117. 00O1I.00.
CORN No. I yellow. lOOUC'
OATS No. I white, 1114411.
FLAXSEED 1,HHQ2.0H.
Liverpool Grain Market.
, . -, i.t. in WHRAT Snot firm:
No. 2 rad'weatern winter. 10a Id; No. 1
Manitoba. 10a lid; No. I. 10a lOd.
CORN Spot American mixeu, new, ive.
FLOUR Winter patenta, 14.70. .
HOPS In London, Pacing coaat, (4 ICaO
II lie.
. St. Louie Orala Market.
. . ..... .. .1. u. e 9mA
I1.14H01-1IH; eld, 11.1102.21; No. I hard
nominal: July, 11.04; Beptember, 11.01.
CORN No. I. I01io: No. I white, I0HO
llo; July, 7IHo; September, 74HO.
OATb no. I, evo; no. wn. wuiw.
V' I Open: I High. JLow.l Cloaa. 1 Sat.
Art
Wht
July
Sept
Dee,
Corn.
July
Bept
Dee.
Oata
Jly
;lept
Doe.
rork,
; Jely
Sept
Lard.
July
opt
-is
July
apt
I lew wtMKQBt
.leage eloalng prteog, fumtahed The Bee
Agaa ABryan. ateck and grain bcokara.
Open. I High. iLow.l Cloae. ITea'y
04OH
H it
id u
fl 17
111 H-lll
1 II
II 11-11
II TO
1 M
1 II
1 11
71
: 74
I
; 41
. 41
l IT
14 IT,
II M
II II
11 IT
11 II
11 71
101
101
ill",
TT
III
II
8t
21 II
14 II
II II
II 17
III 17
lie ea
t .
1 10
1 11
Hi-t4
elH-H
II IT
II M
II 20
II II
II 111
II II
ill 17-101
ii i
14 17
II' 17
II 40
II 41
II 70
II 71
' CBTCAOO ORA1X AKD raWVIUOICS.
Chtnaa. July ie. Contllotlng re porta
TetaUve to the sreaenoe of black mat
the Dekotaa kept the wheat market nervoua
tooay, inoigo toe ouiuen wniweoj vrv
demlnated. and tha eleee. waa atrong at
the bleb nolnt. with a net advanoe of 0
lite 2 tie. with July leading at 11.11. and
September at 11 10. Corn eold higher, with
a aaln at the cjoao of from HO to HOHC
jot with Jaly at 7114a gad Beptember at
, . Cora gold higher, with a gala at the cloae
mt from ua to alao net. with Jaly at
TIHO and September at 74HOHO. Oata
gmuihod from a ahade to HOo higher, and
: Vrovlalona varied from unchanged to llo
bwer than Saturday'a laet quotation.
. WukaiM at tha atart la the wheat mar-
let oa the abaanoe of (reeh ovldenoa of
black nut danger, waa followed by ai
'advance oa meeaacee tailing of further find
ing of the raaL Another break la prlcea
'reaalted from a denial of tha mat report
by the man who acnt me oieea mat . re-
avte BULtorday. -
Tha market bulged later, oa repeated re-
aorta of the preeenee of the mat la varloua
loealltlea, acne of which, however, pre
dicted amy great damage tn eight. Tha
.4MHM waa aided by newa from the
board that 101,004. buahela of wheat had
im. aaid far exDort. The etrengta held
to the end of the eeealon. Local aaah aalea
e elMtt aaaraaated 14.400 buahela.
Cora moved In aympethy with wheat,
'though In narrower llmlta, good weather
uwri r.tllne to -woakea the pneee. .
Caah hooaaa were liberal taken of July
'corn, and country holdera eold freely on
the advanoe. white export demand helped
to maintain tha galea.
. Hot weather reporta, with expected
i,..f..lne of tha harveat. .helped oata
reflect the trend of the other gralna, high
temperature oalnaae aoatnan eunow am-
. Provtetona were alow and weaker, with
...... kelnc credited aa Important aellera.
Lower live hog prleoa alee contributed to
the weafcneee.
. . KITTTKR Unchanged. '
, . BOOS Higher: reeelpta. 12,411 eaaea;
flrata, IIOHc: ordinary flrata, IDHOIle;
at mark eeeee Included, 110 22c. .
POTATOES Lower; new reeelpta, 40 cara;
v . HLeeourt Ohloe, lOOItc; Oklahoma,
l.k.nua eackad Triumph, llcOH.40; Lou-
Uvllle eobMarg. lioOll.M; Virginia barreled,
ULTRT Alive lowers fowl, HHc.
rnrhiga, 21014c ' -
V... pvt Wheat: No. I red. nominal
N. I red, 11.01; No. I hard, 11.0114; No. I
hard, ll.aeeji.ei w
uueillli: No. I yellow, IIOIOHci No. 4
white. 71071c. Oate: No. I whlte1 40O
41HC1 aundard, 41041e. Rye: No. I,
glkc Barley: MOIOe. Seed: Timothy.
eu. elever. S7.040 14.04. Provlalona:
Perk, W4.IIOU.ITl Urd. III MI rib. 111.21
tile. ... - . t
" Evaporated Apple and Pried rraJt. .
".":. rN-w York, Jaly 1. BVAPORATKD AP.
PLS Quiet; fancy, 701! choice, 40
etee; prime, e?wc. , ,
lRIHD JRUITSPrnnea. Srm: Call
ilaa. 40e to 40a. IHOIVio; Oregon. 70
- c. Apiicote. Srro; choice, 12c. eitra
ka. 12c; fancy, HHc Peache. ftrm:
choice, 4c; extra choice, 114c; fancy, Tc.
Ralelna ateady; loose lluecatela, ltlc;
choice to fancy aeeded. 714 42o; aeedleaa, IH
oiuhc.
KKW YORK UE.NERAL MARKET.
Qnotatlona of the Day on the Leading Corn-
mod It lee.
New York. July 10. FLOUR Stronger;
spring patenta. I&.I0O2.II; winter patente,
fO.2O0n.4O; winter straight, lfr.0OO6.10.
WHEAT Spot firmer: No. 1 durum.
I1.1IH: No. 1 hard. 11.11 14 : No. 1 north
ern, Duluth. 11.21; No. 1 northern, Man
itoba. 21.21, f. o. b.
CORN spot, firmer: atandard. 4c.
HAY Steady: prime. 11.41: No. 1. 11.40
0142H; No. 2, 11.2401.11; No. I, 11.066
1.15.
HOPS Steady: etate, common to choice.
1111, 120 20c; 1114, 607c; Pacific coast.
IIH. 11011c
HlDKti bteady; Bogota, 3ZH9o; cen
tral Amerlra, 3214c
LBATHKft Frin; hemlock arata, 370;
second, 34c.
PROVISIONS Pork. Srm: mene, 121 10O
27.00: trnelly, 121.00031.10; short clear,
124 OOrJli OO. Beef, firm: mess, 117.10
11.00; family, lll.(020.00. Lard, eaer;
middle weet, I13.l0fr13.40. Tallow, steady;
city, lc; country. 0tplc; special. c
BUTTER Firm: reeelpta. 1.04 tube;
creamery extras, 211402914c; Arsta, 270
21c; second, 26 HO 20c.
EGOS Irregular: recetpta, 14,061 casea;
freeh gathered extra fine, 26 0 27c; extra
Srata, 1626c; grata, 24 0 24HC
CHEESBr-Steady: reeelpu., 1,147 caaea;
state whole i milk, flata, apertals, 11140
12c: state, average fancy, 16ylsc
POULTRY Alive.' Srm; brollera, 14021c;
fowla and turkeye not quoted. Dreaaed,
arm; brollera, 36V33c; towia, isty.ivio;
turkeya, 26a. '
Berne day I weeks no. l.tna
Same day 4 weeka ago. 2,131
Same day last year... 4,172
The following table shows the receipt of
cattle, hog and aheep at the South Omaha
I've etoca market for the your to date, as
compared with lest year:
ivis. 10-. tne. Dee.
Cattle .... 111. 1st 621.035 to,si;
Hoga ,012.ll 1.711.117 200,111
Sheep 1,023.724 1,110,274 11,160
The followlna fehle ehnwe the average
prices of hogs at the Omaha line stock mar-
!ate I IIU illl lien IlaH IIQlf.'llll
June jo. Mlt I 21 I 40 7 III I II
June 11. I 17 7 40 I 41 7 4t I II
June II I II i 7 4 I II e 7 41 I 22
June 12. I 40 7 21 I 01 I 44 j I to
Juno 14 t 41 7 82 I 09 I 61 ? 411 I 14
June 15 e 7 II I 12 I III 1 101
June II. I ITS T II I 17 I II 7 II I 12
Juno 17. 10 I II I 46 7 10 I 14
June II. I 40 T 16 I 44 T 14 I II
June II. I 41 7 14 I II e 7 14 I II
June 14. I 1714 T 14 I II I II I II
July 1 I 12 7 42 I 17 I 66 7 II I II
July I. 12 T II I 10 I II T II
July I I 67 e e I 71 7 25 I II
July I. I 63 7 II I 16 e 7 26 I II
July 7 I 14 7 34 I 24 I II I II
July I I 71 7 OS I 21 I 12 7 21 I 16
July I II I II I 76 7 II
J"'r 10 I 70 I II I 47 I TO 7 24 I II
u a. a. o .
Missouri PaVlfio'.'i!
union rarlfle ....
et n. w east ,
A N. W., west.,
SL P., M. A O..
B. A Q east..
B. t Q. west.,
R. I. A P., east
n Y a. n .
rillnn'l. 'c.tL,
Chicago Ot. West.'.'
Bank Clearings
, Bank cieerlnge In the United State for
the week ending July I. aa reported - to
Bradatreet'a Journal. New York, aggregate
, Tn. in eon ...In. I 14.111.111.000 eat week
and 12,166,116,000 In thla week laal year.
Canadian clearing! agregate 1301.661,000 aa
agalnat llll.iai.uue laet weea e".
112,000 In thla week lest year. Following
are tha relume for thla wek and last, with
neruenlaaea of ohanga ehown thla week aa
compared with thla week laat year:
' CITIES.
New York.M...
Chicago
PtTtTadelphla ...
Pooton ........
m. Loula.......
Kanaaa City...,
San Franclwo..
Pittsburgh ...i
Haittmora .....
Cleveland ......
Detroit
Cincinnati ....
MlnneapoUa ..
Los Angelea...
Amount,
New Orleans..,.,
Milwaukee ......
Loulavllle .....,
Atlanta
St. Peal.........
Stattla
Buffalo
Portland. Ore...
Richmond .
Denver
Houston
Indlanapolla ....
Forth Worth....
Providence
waahlngtoa .....
St Joaepa..
'Mempnia
Hartford
Salt Lake City.,
Columbus .,
Toledo ...
Nashville .......
Duluth
Albany i
Dae Molnaa.
Rochester
Savannah .....
rjalveatoa
Norfolk .........
Wichita
New Havea....
Spokano ........
Oakland
Orand Rapid...
Bioux city......
gtrenton .,...
Piorla ,.
Macon
Svracuea
Srrlngfleld, Maaa.
-Worcester ....
Jacksonville, Fla
Austin
Oklahoma City..
Birmingham ....
L'ttle Rock
Chattanooga ...
Llnooln ,
Jackaon, Mies. . .
Fremont .......
11.721.196.
S6,0,
240,130,1
104.103.1
la, 131,
11.115,
11.711.
13.121
IS.UI.
44, 160,
6,171,
II.6H1
10.147,
22.177,
ll.MI,
23.IVI
11.761
11.161.
11.605.
14.111.
ll.iai.
11.161.
lO.lli.i
14.161,'
11,471,
T,4S1,
11,714,
7,772,
10,111,
10,114,
1,167.
; I.IOI.
1,112,
l.lll,
Last waek'g.
l.lll,
1.141,
l.lll.
4,110,
1.110,
T.070,
1,171,
1,114
1.147,
1.410,
1.111,
1.104,
4.101,
4,037,
1.741,
l.lll,
l.lll.
l.lll,
1.171
4.161,
1.177,
1.471.
2.771,
1.122.
4.204,
1.742,
1.066,
1.764,
1.171
117,
411,
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' ' :' OaOeo Market.'' v
New York, July 10. The market for cof.
fee futures ahowed renewed flimneea today
with prlooa making new high ground for the
present movement on a mouoraie demand
which seemed to he Inspired by reporta of
freer clearancea from Braall to Europe and
talk of a allghtly Improved spot demand.
The market opened at an. advanoe of 1 to I
points, and eold VP to l.llo for December
and t.fOo for March, during the afternoon,
or about II polnta net higher.. Reports 'of
frost at three polnta in aao r-auio may poa
albly have had aome eenUmonta! InSuence,
althought It la too early In the aeaaon tor
anything abort or very eevere temperature
to affect the new crop outlook, and frost
acaree are not uaual until lata August or
September. Cloalng prlcea were II to 16
point higher, aalea, ii.oeo aaga. jury,
l.llo; August, l.llo; September, l.lle; Oc
tober. l.4lo: November. 1:41; December,
1.11; ' January, l.lloi February, 6.16c;
March, I.70O eakoai April. e.iec; nay, i.ic
June. 1.16c '
Spot coffee, ateady: Rio Ta. lo; Santos
4a, lOHc. Coat and freight offers averaged
about not unchanged. Tha world'a visible
decreaaed 614,711 bag for the month
of June, compared with a loaa of 114,106
bag laat year, making the supply on
July I, 1.165.141 baya, agalnat 1.111,201 laat
year. '
The official eablea reported no change In
spot prices, hut Santoa futurea war4 36 to
II rela higher. Shlpmenta from Rio and
Santos to Europe laet weeg aggregated it,.
Ml aaga. . . . - - . . , ...
Omaha Bay Market.
' Following are the quotettona of hay from
the Omaha Hay exchange today. Ten cars
ot hay are on the tracks, and tha market
Is better on the beet gradee:
Choice old upland and prairie hay, II.10O
11.00; No. I. If 60OI.00; No. 2, I6.I0O1.00;
No. 1, 14.I0O6.00.
Choice midland hay. II.OOOIIO: No. 1.
I7.50OI.I0; No. 2, I6.00O10I; No. 2. II 00O
1.00.
Choice lowland hay, I7.50OI.00; No. 1,
tl.l0O7.ll; No. I, H. 00O6.00; No. I, II 00O
4.00.
Cholre new prairie hay, II 00O10.M; No.
1. u.booi.oo: No. 1. I6.00OI.00.
Choice eld alfalfa. 111 00OJ11.00; No. 1.
Iio.ooon.oo: NO. I, I6.00OI.00.
Choice new Alfalfa. M.00O1I.4I; No. 1
I.00OI.I0: No. I, I6.OOOI.OI. V
Sendy alfalfa. 17. 0006.40.
Oat strew. 11.01; wheat straw. 2 1 10.
...
-till and llealu. : - -
Savaanah. Oa., July 10 TURPENTINE
Frm: 43 0 44C; aalea. 1.164 bole; receipt.
370, bble.; shipments. 110 bblo.: stock, 16,177
bblt.
ROSIN Firm; sale. 212 bbla : receipt
1,166 bbls.: ehlnmnnta: 1,166 bhla : sttM-k.
44 1 bbla. Quote: A, B. C. D. E. F O H,
I. 10.00; K, to. OS: M, 14.14; ti, (III; HO.
l.lll WW, 14.60.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
- '
Killing Cattle Slow to Ten Cents
Lower Lambs Slow, Bnt
Ten Cents Higher.
BULK OF HOGS STEADY
Recelptjawet,
4,100
Eetlmate Te. 1
Same days "la, ,i,eek. 1,606
name day 1 watalay ago. 1.621
Omaha, July 10, 1111.
Cattle. Hoga. Shc-j
7,000 1.000
1.241 l.lll
7,004 1.742
1,146 10.001
7.301 6.141
4,613 1,044
July 4 Holiday,
RECEIPTS CARS.
Total receipt .; 101
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17 i 11 ' I
ii 'i
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i Y. i
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DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hog. Sheen.
Morris At fin. ka
Swift A Co. 7H
cudahr Packing Co. . 132
Armour at (JO. 1,031
Schwann Co
J. W. Murnhr '
Llnco n Packing Co. .
8. Omaha Packing Co.
n.nivn, , nme i,usn
Hill a: Son .,
P. B. Lewis
Huston 4k Co.
L. F. Huss
F. O. Kellogg
H. F. Him ton
Sullivan Bros
Hothschlld 4t Krebe .
Hlgglna
Huffman
Roth
Olaeaherg
Banner Broa.
John Harvey
uennie at Francis ....
Jenaen A Lungren ...
Pat O'Day
Other buyer
10
7
II
111
14
II
7 '
41
70
1
71
4
I
17
4
II
67
II
I
,.
62
1,111
124
1,171
1SI
1,117
1,105
1,261
1,071
1,710
111
1.00: yearling, good to choice, l7.IOOI.il;
yearllnga, fair to good, 14.7607.64; wethers,
fair to choice, lt.60O7.60; ewea, good to
choice, 6. 7607. 40; ewes, fair to good, 15.76
00.76.
. CIHCAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Market Lower. Hoga Steady, sheep
ateady.
Chicago, July 14. CATTLE Receipts,
16,000 heed; merket, 6c to 10c tower; na
tive beef cattle, 17. 26011. 20: western steers.
II.1IOU0: Blockers and feedera 16. 60t
60: cowa and heifers, S. 6601.46; calves,
II. 60012.00.
HOGS Receipts. 40.000 head; market,
steady, lo and 10c lower: bulk of aalea,
II.I0O10.10; light I). 56010.10: mixed.
tl.50O10.20; heavy, . 60011,20; rough,
!.50ei.66; pigs, lt.10OI.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 11,000
head: market, steady: wethers, I6.7IOI.20:
ewea, 13.2607.40; lambs, 17. 60O11.00.
' St. Louis Lire Stock Market.
St. Loula, July II. CATTLE Reeelpta.
7.600; ateady; native beef ateera, I7.50O
10.20; yearling ateera and hetfere, II.60O
10.05: cowa. II.50O1.25; atockera and feed
ers, I6.50OM0: Texaa and Oklahoma ateera,
I6.60O0.00; prime yearling ateera and helf
era. I6.60O10.16; cowa and heifers, 16. OOO
1.00; prime southern steer, l. 000 10.00;
ntlve calvea, I6.40O1I.7I.
HOOS Reeelpta. 11.100; steady; plga and
lights, l.7510.16; mixed and butchers.
I.I0O10.I4: good heavy, I10.10O10.10;
bulk. I1.I0O10.1I.
SHEEP Reeelpta, 21,000; ateady; weth
ers, M.00OI.0O; clipped ewea, I4.00OI-00;
clipped lamna, I6.0010.00; aprlng lambs,
17.00010.60.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
K.n... Cltv. Julv 10. CATTLE Re
ceipt, 16,000 head, Including 1.000 couth
erne; market, alow and weak: prime fed
ateera, 110.160 10:76; dressed beef ateera,
H. 00O10.00; western steers, I7.00O10I0;
atockera and feeders, I6.60OI.60; hulls.
ll.76OT.50; calves, I0.50OU 00.
Hons Recelnta . (.400 head: market,
ataady; bulk of aales, ll.M01l.o4); jwavy.
I.iooio.oo; packers ana ouicnere, .....w
10.10; lights. II.IOOIOI; Pl", ll.00O.3l.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.300
head; market, ateady; lambs, II.I0OIM6;
yerllngs, 7.60O.M; wathera, 11.76 0 7.11;
ewea, .ll7.10.
8km City Live Stock Market.
. . . . ...... . n . TT7 V W ..
BIOUX i:uy, -, e7
celple, 1,000 head; market, ateady; "alive
ateera .oeejiw.aw; cow. u ..-, -O7.00';
cannera. I4.00O5 60; atockera and
....... ea at 6A: ralvea.. I7.60O11.00;
bulla, e'taga. etc., I6.36O7.60. u ,
HOOS neceipte, o.ouv
lower; heavy. II.40OII0: mixed. IT.40O
l.ll; light, II.I0OI.I0; bulk of aalea, l.66
" ..- ,...
SHEEP AN1J LAMM owwv",
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
- i,v ntnirrLK Reeetnta.
1,00 head; market ateady; ateera, 17.000
10.16: cowa and belters. I4.150l.i0i calves,
7. 00010.76. :
HOOS Receipts, 1,100 head: market
loweri top, 110.00 bulk of aalea, I7.70O
. .... v .un Waealnto. 1.100
head; market ateady; -lamb, I10.00O10.H;
ewea. I0.7seri.ow. '
Dlapoelthm of Uve Stock.
RecelpU of live atock at tha Blve principal
waateru maraeta yesteraey.
Cattle.
Sioux City l.ooo
Chicago ia,vv
Kanaaa City .......16,000
St. Loula 7.100
Omaha 4.104
Totala 4,111 7,171 B.I67
CATTLE Reeelpta of cattle were quite
large thla morning, 111 oara being reported
In. which la the heaviest run tor a Monday
for a number of weeka back. Other market
polnta were alao well aupplled and generally
reported more or loss decline. The reeult
waa a very alow and go far aa killer were
concerned a very weak market at thla point.
Beef ateera were around IO10O lower and
It waa late before anything Ilka a clearanoe
waa effeoted. Cowa and Detfera were vary
alow to lower.
Good atockera and feeder were, If "any
thing, a little stronger, the oupply being
light. On the ether hand, common and In
ferior kinds were alow and weak aa uauaL
Quotatlona on rattle: Oood to choice
beevea, 11.160 10.40; fair to good beevea,
l.lll good to oholoa yearlings. I0.I0O10-1I;
fair to good yearlings, I.60OI-I0; common
to fair yearling. 1. 16 0 6.60; good to oholc
holfere. 17.1601-21; good to choice cowa,
1.7101.11: fair to good cowa, I4.00tj6.76;
common to fair cows, II.HOI.IO;. good to
choice faedera, 11.40 Ot. 10; fair to good feed
era I1.I6O6.00; common to fair feedera.
6.I607.I1'; good to choice atockera, 17.16
06.40; l.ock heifer, ll.00O7.Ii; atock
cowa, II. 60 0 7.00; atock calvea, 11.7101.10;
veal oalvea, II. 16011. Ill beef nolle, stags,
etc, II.I0O7.16; bologna bulla, I6.I0OI.60.
Representative aalae; , .
BEEF STEERS. -.
No. At. Pr. No. At. ft.
40...... 147 11 II
11 111! I 10
II. .....1121 I II
10. .....1161
II.... .,1111
41.. .,..1011 17 10
44 1101 I 10
I. .....1001 I II
II 1110 I 00
II. 1147 II
II..
IT... i
II...
41...
II...
I....
I...
.1111 I 41 '
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
I !..
I 44
III
111
711
. Til
, 146
, 111
I 714
I. .....1081
1 1100
II 1011
II 1171
I 40 It.
I II 10
I 41 41
I 10 II
HEIFERS.
I li 1
I li
COWS.
I 14
I 16
I 10
I II
I II
I 76
I 16
I 40
I II
I..
I.;
I.
17 1071
104
. 154
40
I 14
II
4 16
I II -
BULLS.
1......1120 III
CALVES.
1 110 I 04 - 1...... 144 11 II
HOOS Chicago had a good aupply and
on early wlree reported a ntokel decline.
Packera wanted similar reductions hare, and
aucceeded tn buying aome of their hog aa
much aa lo lower than the cloae of laat
week. General quality of the run waa
hardly ae good aa on Saturday and the hoga
were acaroer. The reeult waa that while
ahlpplng orders were not overly broad, out.
aide buyera took no ohanoe on getting left,
but bought what hog they oould uaa on a
ateady basla.
It buyera could have had their way the
packer market would have been a flat ao
lower affair all tha way through. After the
shippers had taken their quota, however,
klllera found that their requirements were,
If anything, broader than the aupply, and
after a few atrlnga had moved on a ahade
to 6e lower basla. tha market firmed up,
later aalea being ateady or nearly ao. Late
round ware fglrly active, and cloalng prlcea
looked ateady on everything exoopl poeal
bly aome of the poorest gradee.
Ae haa bean customary of late, bulk of
the offering cleared early, nearly everything
being gold by 1:10., Oeneral market waa
moatly ateady, although In apota, especially
on the early trade, packer hoga looked aa
much aa 60 tower, and acme of the later
etrlnga were called a little easier. Most of
the hog add at a spread of I.60OI.1I, wfth
a aprlnkllng of the real good hoga oa up to
.II, tha top. . ,
No. AT. Sh. Pr. Mo. Av. Sh. r Pr. '
41.. 114 0 II 4 17.. Ill 10 II II
17. .Ill 140 I 71 . II. .Ill 110 I 75
71.. lit III 1 10 11.. 201 40 I IIH
74. .111 164 I II II. .Ill ... I II
SHEEP The aheep and lemh run waa
Just fair; Arrivals were eatlmated at thirty
two cars, or 1.000 head, which la mora than
1,004 larger than laat week, and 1,000 heav
ier than for the eama day of laat year,
but amallar than two weeka ago by about
1,004 head. .
Lambs, of course, made up the big end
of the aupply. but. If anything, the produc
tion of old sheep wss larger than uaual.
Sellere all moved their eights up a few
notchee. and the flret packer btda, which
were no more than ateady with laat week'a
eloae, failed to result la any aalea of 00a
aequence. A good ahara of the forenoon had paaaed
befor tha bulk of the lambs atarted to
move, but aellera atuck It out and finally
carried Jhetr point, canning the bulk of the
aupply along towarda noon at a full 10016c
advance, Price range oontlnuee very nar
row, and eortlng comparatively light. Moat
of the range lamba offered today landed at
14.46O10.7i. the latter figure, whloh waa
tha top, being the high mark for the month
to date, and the beat mark ever recorded
In' July. - Whet few natlvea. ware offered
wont mainly at I1I.40O14.I0.
Feeder lamb aupply waa no larger than
at tha cloeo of laat weak. What few wore
offered eold mainly around .04. One of
the feature offering of the day waa a
deck of Idaho yearling ewea, which went
to the country at ll.lt.
Aaed ahatn. aa a general thing, shared
the lamb upturn. Quality ehowe little or
no Improvement, bulk of the old mutton
offered being at tha beat only fair. Beat
Awea here today raid at 17.11, and although
the top la nominally quoted higher than
that. It 14 the beet figure that haa been
nald her in week. Other ewea brought aa
high aa 17.14, A few pretty decent range
yearlings acid at 16.00, packera buying the
cull, which were little more thaa feeder,
at 47 16. Only odda and anda of wether
wee offered, eeme aelllng to 17. 50.
Qiiotetlone on aheep and lamba: Lambs,
good to choice. 110.400)0.76: lamba. fair
to good, t6.760io.il: iamb, feedera, 11.140
Hog
6,504
40,000
1,400
12.100
7.004
Sheep.
Ill
11,000
4,140
11.000
1400
.....47,104 72,704 44,400
Totala
How 011 Money Market,
New York. July '10. MONET On call,
hieh. 414 ner cent: low, 4 per cent;
ruling rate, 4 per cent; laat loan. 4 per
cent: cloalng bid. 4 per cent: offered at 4H
TIME LOANS Strong: alxty days, l0
1 per oent; ninety daya, 101 per cent;
alx montha. 404 per cent.
ueA,lMTII.ffl PAPER 4 OCT cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty-day bills.
a. 91. demand. 14.7616: sanies, st.lt t-10.
SILVER Bar, 0c; Mexican dollar,
IS He. . . ' ' .
BONDS Government, ateady; railroad,
a's! ref Is. reg IIH'K. C. So. ref la 14
do. ooupon .. IS HI- N. un. 4a. . 14 H
U. a! la. reg. ..100 M. K. A T. lat 4a 76
do, coupon ..100 Mo. Paclflo o 4a. 101
V. S. 4a, reg. ..lOIHMont Power la . IIH
do. ooupon ...110 N. Y. C. deb 6e.U2
Am. Smells... 107 N. Y. City 4i.l
Am. Tel. A Tel. N. T.. N. H. A
ov. 414 101 H. cv If .....11IH
'Anglo-French la. !6No. Paclflo 4a.. II
Athi.nn e.n 4a S3 No. Pacific la .. 40
Bait. : Ohio 4s.'IOOre. 8. L. ref. 4a IIH
Beth. St ref. 6e.l00fac. T. l. oo.ieeuj
r,.,Hl Pan l.t maPenn. eon 4B..104
Chea. A Ohio ov Penn. gen 4e..l01
4e 16 Beading gen 4a . 16 H
C, B. Q. 1 4a II at. L. 4a m. r-
C. M. A St. P. ref 4a ...'...7101!
cv 6a 10711 So. Pan. cv 4. .103
C, R. I. A P.. So. Pac. ref.-4a., 61
By ref 4a,.... T4So. Railway 6a ..14
C. A 8. ref tHe. IIHUiilon Pac 4e ... MH
D. 4k R. G. 0 4a. 71 Union Pac. cv. 44 13
Erie gen 4a 74 U. 8. Rubber la. 101
On. Ealectrtc 6a 104 U. B. Steel 6a... 104
nt. Ner. let 4Ua BlltWeat. Union 4U 14
III. Cent ref 4e 11017 Weat. Elec. cv Is.l
Int M. H 104 w. Kiec. ov. in
Bid. D. A R. O. la.. 74
Cotloa Market.
New York, July 10. COTTON futureo
opened firm: July, ll.ltc; August, ii.oic;
December, ll.ltc; January, 11.40c; March,
it
Spot cotton quiet: middling i uplands.
II. 06c. Sales, 1,000 baiee.
' Futurea eloaed barely ateady; July, 11.21c
October, ll.OIo; December, ll.lle; January,
11. llo; March. 11.400.
The eotton market closed at a net de
ollne of I to IS polnto.
Liverpool. July 10. COTTON Spot quiet
prleea steady: good middling, (.lid; mid
dllng, 1.1 3d; low middling, T.ltd. Salee.
1,004 bale.
Metal Market.
New York. July 10. METALS Lead.
1.50. Spelter, uneettled; spot, Eaat St Loula
delivery, lo. Copper, dull; electrolytic
nearby, nominal; September and later, 126.00
011.00. Iron, ateady: No. 1 northern. 110.60
031.00; NO. a. liv.vwfjsu.ou; no. 1 eouin
ern. I20.2IO2I.7I: Nc 2, Alt.74OI0.il. Tin.
eaevl enot offered at 111.717 -
At London: Spot copper, 164 10i: futures.
til 10s) electrolytic, till.- apot un, imp
futurea, 1171 10a. Lead, til; spelter. 144.
Dry Goode Market.
New York, July 14. Dregs gingham were
priced today for aprlng. 1417, on a baala
of to for Amoakeg Bookfleld ohambray, 4o
laat year: utility grade, 0140, 70 laai year.
Raw silk waa higher and mora active.
George E. Mickel to Attend
Talking Machine Convention
r . K XJiL-el nreeirlent rtf the.
Nebraska Cycle company of Omaha
and tne mickci company . ui ac
Moines, is killing two oirds with one
. Ui,;.. errenererl Vila vararinn
Biuuc, o 0--
so that his travel route brings him to
Atlantic t-ity lull wnen tne national
Association of Talking Machine Job
bers holds its convention at this noted
resort. -
Mr. Mickel's organitattoni tre rated
among the four largest in America,
and no important association - move
has yet been made without first ob
taining the opinion 01 rnr. mickci.
A r... ..;;.,.,(. Atlantic - fitv Mr
Mickel's summer trip will extend to
New York, Philadelphia and Wash
inrtnn. rtturnintr by way of Cincinnati
and Chicago. : ;
Suit for Damages Follows
Accident on iwiiiara Koaa
f.,1....... Vrttirt hai filer! anit in the
AUtriet court aakintr $15,000 damazei
from Frederick J. Adams.
Her petition alleges mat sne was
permanently injured on June 25 when
an automobile driven by Adams ran
into a car in whicn sne was rraing.
The accident hanoened on the
Gretna-Millard . road, about three
milea this side of Gretna. -
Repaving Operations Begun I
. On Twenty-Fourth Street
Preliminary to repaving North
Twenty-fourth from Cuming street
to Patrick avenue, with vitrified brick
block, men have started tearing up
the asphalt pavement laid many years
ago. r"v ' ;
From Cuming street north a gang
of some fifty men are at work. The
resetting of most of the curb has been
finished. ' -
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Extreme Decline of Eight
Points in Industrial
Alcohol.
DAY'S SESSION IS FEVERISH
Nw Tork, July Id. An extreme decline
of I polnta in stock and a rise tn call
loans to $ per cent, a new high rata for
day-to-dar actions slnro the raopainv of
the ptock exchange In December, 111, were
the outatandlng features of today's nervous
and feverish session.
The braak tn Alcohol from 138 H to 10TH
wa almost steady, but made gerater prog
ress In the final hour, when the stock
senmed almost without support. There was
no official news to account for the severe
reversal, but goaslp ascribed the liquidation
to cancellation of war orders and In regard
to discussion over questions of policy.
In view of the onormous disbursements
.wnnocted with the .mfd-year payments of
Interest and dividends together with heavy
Income tax payments, the per cent money
pate, which applied mainly to belated bor
rowers, was not considered unusual. Some
Intimation of the advance was contained in
last Saturday's returns of local clearing
houM institutions, whoso sctual reserves dis
closed a rhrlnkage of almost $36,000,000,
bringing the excess reserves down to $63.
&4K.060, the smallest total reported sines the
new method of weekly statements came Into
operation. v
A majority of the other war stocka were
heavy with Alcohol. Tennessee Copper,
whose production of acids caused It to be
ranked among the munitions, rather than
metals, also suffered in the further liquida
tion of shares of that description, and
American Coal Products fell 7tt points.
Motors, for the mottt part, were subject to
additional pre&turt and United States Steal
receded a point on publication ot the Junt
tonnage statement, showing the first de
crease In unfilled business abotit 809,000
tons In almost a year.
Representative rails, particularly Reading
and Canadian Pacific, were heavy at times,
the arrival of further large quantities of.
foreign-owned -American securities from
London causing some fear of fresh selling
from that quarter. Sales of stock amounted
to 4 5$, 000 shares.
Speculative bond issues registered mod'
srais declines on light offerings. Total sales,
par value. 12,110,000. .
United States bonds war unchanged on
call. ,
Number of leading sales and quotations
on tha stock markt:
flales. Hlrh. Low Close.
1,400 14 VI
,800
1.400
1,100
1.700
Am. Beat Sugar..
American Can
Am. Car & Pound.
A m. Locomotive. . ,
Am. Smelt, tfc Ref.
Am, Sugar Ref...,
Am. Tel. A Tel....
Am. Zinc L. tfc B..
Anaconda Copper..
Atchison r....l...
Baldwin Looomot.
Baltimore Ohio.
Brook. Rapid Tr..
Butte Sup. Cop.
Cal. Petroleum....
Canadian Paclflo..
Central Leather...
Chesapeake Ohio
C, M. St, Paul..
Chicago ft North..
C. R. L ft P. Ry..
Chlno CopperA . . . .
Colo. Fuel ft Iron,
Corn Prod. Ref . . .
Crucible Steel
Plstellers' Security.
Erie
Oeneral Electric. .
Ot. Northern pfd. .
Ot. North. Or otfs
Illinois Central....
Inter. Con. Corp..
61
ii
84
4
62
3H
62
144
y 1-0
1,000 lH 1H 12tt
6,000 SI UVk 28 H
17,100 1 7t
log 100 lo
0 7i
71
19 B8W
s6 S&3
2 60
18,100
800
200
T.toe
2.900 171 177
1,200 64 B8
92 61
91 07
1,700
1,000
MOO
1.800
8,600
200
M,eoo
1,000
3,400
22
48
44 4SH
12 14
72 88
42 41
86 IS
BO
106 U
70
82
16
i 62 H
5 41V
3 llta
.. lit
21H li
4714. 4744
42
lraptrattoa Copper 11,444
14
71
41
!S4
164
400 lltu llttl 114H
1,104 ttti i 16U
100 10614 1D614 IVbl
404 17 ItTt 1644
41
Ir.tar. Har., N. J... 200 114
Int M. M. pfd. otta 17,104
K C flouthern
Kennecott .Copper. 12,t04
Loula. eV Naart
Me. Petroleum. .
4.204
.ii
44 hi
101
44
Miami Copper
M., K. Tex. pfd.
Mlaaourl Paclflo...
Vnrtan Power
National Lead
Nevada Copper....
K. Y. Central
N. T., N. H. H..
Ni.rfolk Weat....
Northern Paclflo. .
Prilflo Mall
l aclflc Tel. aV Tel:
Pennaylvanla
rar Con. Copper..
1-eadlna
Rep. Iron 4k Steel.
8hat. Aril. Copper.
Eluutharn Pactfle. . .
Hcuthern Railway.
Btudetwker Co....
Tcnneaaee Copper..
Tixaa Company...
Union Pacific
U 8. led. Alcohol.
V. a. Steel
U. S. Steel pfd....
Utah Copper.
Wabaah pfd. "B"..
Weatern Union....
WtaUnah. Klaetrle
12,700 102 H 101U
a
aa
200 7
404 1914
200 46
104 li
1,404 104 U
400 4111
404 UI
7
41
44
104
(0
112(4
17 U
26 S
44 i
132 S
10214
1244
16 ti
"104
4041 60 14
12044 141
200 1124 112V1 112
104 11 !0li 2014
ae
204 4714 7H' I7K
1.104 11 114 11
10,000 ) 47 4714
1.400 46 4414 4414
1,100 IIH II n
1,004 4 4714 47 U
1,704 tl lt 24 3
4.(00 114 141 121
4.401 14 II 11
400 191 lit 111
4,100 11414 121 131
ea.ivo j.t iviyk iv
19,600 44 16
see iit
1.100
1.100
109 94 94
1,909 tt 15
ae a. h
11 27
117$
74H
17
91
e
Total aalae for the day, 444,004 aharee
Rotarians Plan to '
t Attend Convention
Omaha Rotariarti wjll depart Fri
day evening for . the . international
convention of Rotary clubs at Cin
cincinnati, July 16 to 20, inclusive. -
The delegation will occupy a spe
cial car over the Rock Island. The
Rotarians - will spend Saturday in
Davenport, where theyl will be enter
tained by the club there.
From there they will proceed, with
other Rotarians, by special 'train,
reaching Cincinnati Sunday afternoon.
Those who will go are: Dr. H. L.
Akin, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Baum, jr.,
Dr. Frank M. Conlan, O. S. Good
rich, Dr. and Mrs. E. C Henry, J. R.
Hyland, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly, Harley Q.
Moorhead, J. W, Welsh and son irtd
W. L. Masterman. .
To Hold Sale of Uncalled
For Parcel Post Packages
If yon want a package of chickens,
a buggy whip, horse i regulator,
cement . knife, fishing tackle, nest
eggs, razor- strop, vanity case, dfist
mop, smoking tobacco,, nine pieces of
Chinee mnnev rlenral tenl. a .a14
pelt, coon skin, skunk hide, five
weasel hides or seven muskrat skins
you can bid them in at the sale of uncalled-for
parcel post packages which
will be held on the north steps of the
postoffice next Monday morning at 10
o'clock. There are several hundred
other articles in the list.
Kugel Would Prohibit '
Some Spotlights on Autos
Superintendent Kugel of the police
department states he will offer to the
city council for consideration an of
dinance to prohibit spotlights on auto
mobiles operated on paved streets and
boulevards.. , . .
"Some of these motorists are too
foxy with these spotlights, which are
not at all necessarv on navni etreet.
and boulevards," stated Mr. Kugel.
Thia official says he has received
many complaints from pedestrians.
Recommends Chamberlain's. '
'I .take pleasure in rccommenrllncr
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, having used it in
my family for the past thirteen years.
i nave into otner remedies, but
Chamberlain's is the only one that
ever gave me permanent relief. We
are never without it even when on a
visit or summer outing, and I cannot
say too much in praise of it," writes
Emerson Demeree, Harpursville, N.
Y. Obtainable everywhere. Adv. ,
Century Petroleum Corptntjon
Thta atock ewe far kit advances
" Cwatrola 11.04 aena Oil a Oea Prerertlea In
Pen., and Not Tork. Barly aaneuneaeaeat of
predaotlea ahould eerry Hook te 22.54 per aaare.
Par value 11.04 per eaara. Traded la ea N.
Y- Car around 44 mu
, Write fat eetaila of "Oor Doth I .her Plea."
WOOD, KIMBY A CO. V Broad St, N. Y.
Earl Caddock and
Plestina May Meet
j Night of the Eaces
An effort is being made by the
Omaha Auto Speedway company to
sign Earl Caddock, the Anita, la.,
wrestler, and Marin Plestina of
Omaha for a finish match in Omaha
Saturday night, following the races
at the speedway. Plestina has agreed
to the match, and negotiations with
Caddock have been started.
The articles of agreement the
speedway company is asking the
wrestlers to sign is that in case of j.
draw, such as occurred when Stecher
and Lewis tangled, or any other un
satisfactory ending, that the receipts
be turned over to charity. This pre
caution, it is believed, would elimi
nate all chance of a farce such as oc
curred July 4.
Caddock has never appeared in
Omaha, and local fans have been
anxious to see him. As Earl and
Plestina have been at the "outs" for
something like six months, it is be
lieved a match between these men
would be a good one and would bring
the wrestling game back into the
good graces of the Omaha fans.
Surplus of Grain in
Omaha Elevators Now
The week started off with 1,661,000
more bushels of grain in storage in
Omaha elevators than on the corre
sponding date of one year ago. The
greatest increase is in wheat. The
figures now and on the corresponding
date of last year are:
. Now. Tear Ago.
Wheat 1,460. M0 14.000
Corn 201,000 162,000
oat , SSI, 000 11.000
Ryo 7,001) ,
Barley 6,000 none
Totala 2.054,000 192,000
Total lnereaee, 1,661.000 buahela. ,
Read Bee Want Ads for profit. Use
them for results.
We have in course of
preparation a booklet on the
ANACONDA COPPER
MINING COMPANY in
which we iihall describe at
some length the new and
interesting- developments
connected with the wide
application of electric power
to the company's operationa,
the improvement in pro
cesses, and the installation
of new metallurgical meth
ods which have brought
about a New Anaconda.
As thtf booklet discusses
these subjects quite thoi-
oughly, illustrates them
with many photographs, and
describes their bearing on
Anaconda's future outlook,
it will necessarily be rather
elaborate, and the number
to be printed will be limited
to the number inquired for.
In order to determine the
number of. these booklets
desired, we are requesting
those who wish to obtain
copies to writs us to that
effect
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Why Not Reduce Living Expenses Materially?
Our Grocery, Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Prices Give You
the Opportunity.
(
48-lb. bag Diamond H Flour, made
from best selected No. 1 wht, $1.25
24-lb. bag Rye Flour, Rye Graham
or Whole Wheat Flour 90c
12-Ib. bag Wheat Graham 45c
8 lbs. White or Yellow Comml, 17c
8 lbs. best Rolled White Breakfast
Oatmeal for 25c
12 bars'' Laundry Queen White
Soap for 25c
7 lbs. best Bulk Laundry Starch 25c
Seedless Sultana Raisins, lb... 10c
8 pkgs. 11-oz. Seeded Raisins. .25c
6 cans Yi Oil or Mustard Sardines
for 19c
Imported Smoked Sardines, can 10c
6 small cans Kippered Herring, 25c
82-oz. jar Pure Fruit Preserves, 25c
28-os. jar Pure Strained Honey, 23c
82-os. jar Apple Jelly 20c
16-oz. cans Condensed MiIk..7Hc
16-oz. cans. Condensed Soup..8Mc
E. C. Corn Flakes, pkg... 5c
Large bottles Worcester Sauce,
Pure Tomato Catsup or Prepared
Mustard for 8c
Hershey's Cocoa, bulk, lb 25c
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 20c
The best Tea Sittings, lb.... 12 He
Uncolored Japan, English Break
fast, Gunpowder or Sun Dried
Japan Tea, Sue quality, lb. ... .38c
The best Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk, per lb , .30c
Fancy No. 1 Creamery Butter, per
lb., at .28c
Domestic Swiss Cheese, lb., 30c, 40c
Fancy Young America, Wisconsin
Cream or Brick Cheese, lb 20c
Neufchatel Cheese, each 3c
Omaha's Favorite Vegetable and
Fruit Market for Tuesday.
Large. fresh Cucumbers, each... 5c
3 lbs. fresh Green or Wax Beans 10c
6 bunches Fresh Leaf Lettuce. . .5c
3 heads new Cabbage. 10c
4, bunches Beets, Carrots or Tur
nips; for Se
6 bunches green Onion; 5c
New Potatoes, peck of IS lbs. . .30c
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, lb 7 He
6 bunches Fresh Radishes 5c
Large Heads Home Grown Cauli
flower for 5e
Extra Fancy, larfe, juicy lemons,
Ser doien 20c
ission Bell Cantaloupes, ea., 7 He
California Fruits and Berries
at lowest market price.
Tlt Pays TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pays. 1
Specially, desirable
office for a Real
Estate firm with a
rental business
At the head of the stairs on the first floor, oppo
site The Bee business office. This would rriake
it especially conveient for people who wanted
to deal with a real estate firm having houses for
. rent
,It is almost as good as a ground floor location,
and the rent is very reasonable, indeed.
Price, per month $30.00
It carries with it all the advantages of service in
' THE BEE BUILDING
- Apply to Building Superintendent, Room 103.
AMVSKMENTS.
HIPP
Heme el PARAMOUNT
mnt WORLD Feature.
TODAY
Jaaae L. Leaky Preeeata tha Celebrated
Photoplay Artlat
BLANCHE SWEET
, In "THE DUPE."
A Fhotottruna of Suprama Htrit.
AIRDOME
30th an
Fantaaa.
Street.
TODAY
"THE ANCIENT BLOOD."
Featuring
VIRGINIA NORDEN
SThe Girl of Gold Gulch."
"That Lonely Widow."
BASE BALL
: OMAHA VS. TOPEKA
JULY 11-11-1S-14.
ROURKE PARK '
FRIDAY, JULY 14 LADIES' DAY
Cereea Uad at Silt
BOX SEATS AT VARKALOW BROS.
AMUSEMENTS.
M II C C Partem..
Ill W . b ?
eneea Dally,
, -O- , -V.
Nance CNeil
la .
"The Flamea of Johannit."
Alao a Georie Ade Feble.
ElVIRR ESS
.J?DAY WEDNESDAY
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in
"THE VAGABOND" '
! Uoparda. Doyle EUW
Clayton at Lennla. The VaJdee.
Continuous Vaudeville end Pheteplar.
II te 11 Every Day.
, Lillian Gish
!"' ' ,' v:' - f fa
"An Innocent Magdalene"
x Keyatone Comedy. -r
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