LIVE STOCK MARKET
light Ron of Cattle Sold Out
at 40 Oenti Higher Than
, , , ast Week.
SHEEP HOLD FOR MORE PAY
Vtacaleta war.:
Official Monday
fWlrlal Tu-jada? .
OTflplal W.dne.dar'
Official Thuraday
Batlmat. Friday .
Omaha. July II. 111.
Cattla. Hofa. Slp
... 4.011 4.1U
... J.I93 1.141
... .2 Mil
.... 1,14 Mil
.... 4i t.JM
IS. OS
11.144
K.l"
1.S00
40.H1
n.m
44,124
41.071
41.410
(4,121
41,14'
40.241
10.144
14.111
44.311
17.117
. nr. aya thta v "-4n
f4ama aaya taal w..k . 14,041
f4ama da.ya S weak. a.o14.411
Kama 4mya t waeka agnio.lbl
TJcma tiara 4 wacka acol 4,114
UmmM ilava laat vur. 1M1I
Tha followlnr tabla ahowa th racalnta of
cattl.. hoga and ahoon at tha South Omaha
Nva alack markat for tha yaar to data, aa
catnparad with laat yaar.
IIU. IIU. Inc. Dac.
ratla 711 141.701 11,021
Han .....2.047,041 1,4-4.014 211. 114
haaa 1. 141.441 1.111.071 101.414
Tha fallowlnc tabla ahawa tha avarat.
eneaa or nor at tna umana uva aioca mar-,
hat for tha laat fw daya. with comparlaona.
Ttafa. 1I1T7
year, but aitramaly Mint raceipie , aiaa.
h.ra and a atcady advanca an arouna tna
circuit acoaonud far tha local upturn.
Quality of tha offaiima tha aarly jiart ' of
tha waek waa anytntng out fooa. out tna
laat two or thraa daya' auppllaa hare been
of a very daalrabla aort. Bwaa, . wethera
and yearllnca have aold In about tha earn
notrhea all week. Feeder lambe aoared
21c upturn . tho-flral two- daya of -fne
week, and alnca then have held about
teady. i ' . '
Quotatlona on eheep and lamba: Lamli.
rood to choice, $11.36 10.41; lamba, fair to
aeod, tl.TSlylo.Si: lamba, foedera, tl.TBO
yaarllo.a, good to cneice, ai.oofpi.z.;
yaarllnga. fair to good. I7.I09T.I0; year.
Itnga. feedera, aa.ioo7.li; wetnara. fair to
choice. II. 7101. 00; ewea, good to ehofca.
17.0007.40: ewea. fair to good, I4.74B7.O0;
ewea, plain to culla, $4.".0..7.; awae, feed
ere, 14 404J4.00; ewea, yearllnga, I7.loet.00;
ewea. breedera, Sa and up, I4.00O7.II.
Repreaontatlve aalaa:
av, rnca.
141 Idaho wethera 14
111 Idaho weth're 10
111 Idaho wethera It
II Idaho wethera ... II.
II native ewea '.,,..,,,..101
101 cult ewaa II
Tulr 14
Jul" II
July II
Itilv IT
, July II.
July II.
July It.
July II.;
eiMy ii
July II
July 14.
July, II.
Jury II. I
July 17.!
July ...
HH. 1114 11111.11112.
1111
II I II t II I II I
IIH I II I 14 l T II
1 tl I 11 S 11 7 II
14 T 01 I Tl I 12 T II
I lltf I Tl I II T 17
I I T e I II T 10
9 11441 I II I (II
lOkl 17 1 Tl I IT e
2114 III ill III I II
I II I I I II 111
t 1444 III t 14 I TT T II
I I7SI I I 14 I TT T 47
I Til III I IT
I lit I II I II ' T II
I 14 t III I II II e
14
II
e
II
I 14
II
I II
I 17
I II
a
II
I II
41
I It
14
; Sunday.
: Koclpta and dlinoaltlon of lire atoek at
the Union Stock yarda, Omaha, for twonty-
nwure ending at o clock, p. m., yea
tarday; . -
BECniPTS CARS. -
c m. t. r.
Vtaaourl Pacific
union partrio' .......
CAN. W.. aaat
C N. W.. weat .... t
c, st; p. h. o. ...
C, B. t Q.. aaat
C, B. q. weat ... I
X, H I. I P., aaat .,
C It. I. P.. weat... ..
ltlinoli Central ...... I
Chicago Ot. Wait. . . ..
Cattla.Hoga.Shlap.H'r'i.
. a a
.. .. 1
..I It
I
II
II
11
II
1
I
' I
'Total raetlpla .11 111
CISPOSItlOrl HEAD.
II
Morrla Co
Swllt 4 Co.
Cvdahy Packing Co. .
Armour 41 Co
Schwarta 4k Co.
T. B. Lewla .........
1. a Root A Co. ....
I. P. Hual
P. O. Kellogg
Iliflllvaa Broa. ......
Hu(fnta ...i.
Jlolh
Baker. Jonea ai Smith
Banhar Broa. -
Jehg Harvey , ,
XJthar buyara .......
Cattle. Hoga. sheep.
71
117
III
14
,'ll
I
. I
I
1 .
10
II
t
11
41
II
1.740
1.ISI
1.111
Mil
111
1.117
1.12
1.011
III
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Wheat Run Continues Heavy
and the Demand for Good
Wheat Remains Strong.
LITTLE CORN OK FLOOR
3 mlied. THJTIt4c; No. - 4 mlsd.TTHf
7Sc; No. i mixed, 77eJ77Hc: No. 6 mx&.
7H77c. 0u: No. 1 white.
Mtandard, JIH3IVc; No. S whIU,
c; No. 4 white, aHiffJBHe. Barley:
MaltlnK. I4fl6c; No. 1 feed, 6l3c. Rf -No.
1, t6c; No. 1. taMc.
OMAHA nttB MARKET.
Omaha, July II. UK-
Wheat roceipta today wars vary heavy
Quiet
Butt
Seaaloa la Wheat Pit Black
. . Beooru CanUou.
Oradlnf In wheat waa rather quiet, and
both the September end Decemebr option
were lower, Although Teporte of black ruat
MKiinu. they are. In a meaaure offest
hv the Dreiant dry wealhr. which
and the demand for good wheat continued 1 ideal for the harveatlni of winter wheat.
7 10
' M. Laole Ura Stock MarVat. . .
St. Loula. Mo., July. 11. -Hove racelpta,
1,109; ateady; pi re and llfhta. O.OOttt.06;
mixed and butcher SI.10O''0; heavy, t.!0
.; bulk. !...
cattle rereipu, no: ateaay; native neet
ateera. IT.ftOC 10..0; yaarllnf iteera and helf-
11.100 1.M: eowo, U.IOOI.OO; atocken
and feedera, 11.3001.11, Texaa, and Okla
homa eteara, 96.6001,10; prime yearling
ateera and heifers, M.TeOlO.tf; eowa and
helfera, $(. 9001.00,. prime touthern ateeri,
fl.00010.00; native calvea, tOO0U.7e.
Sheep recelpta, 300; teady; bleatlnnewee,
II 90010-00: aprtnf lambe, 17.00010.00;
yearllnga, 91.000 10; laughter awae, $6.00
0.7.
rrotna ttf 1,717 , suit I
. Cat! la There waa tha uiual very light
?idare run of cattle today eighteen loadt.
bout 4M .head, and tha offerings Included I
vary llt that waa at all attractive to the
reeeed Wef men. Prlcea held ateady for1
anythlag attabla for the Ullleri and the
market la closing alt of 1604Oco higher than
a. weak jgo for both toeef ateera and cow
qtuff, Suo plies this weak have been some
,0tft heatKahart of laat, and this eondl
Un tita been g, duplleata of conditions at
cfeer market. temand haa Improved, but
the Imorovemant haa been due more to tha
Sorta In auppllaa than t any Inereasa
tha demand for beef. Tone ta tha trade
tha eleae at the week, however, lb strong
nd dealers are looking for t eontlnuanca
as this Strang Ih so long aa receipts are
katsl down to moderate preportlona.
In atockera and feedera tha trade haa been
affeeted by tha long dry spall and all the
aavmaca at the early part of tha week haa
been loet. Paaaurea are drying up and the
earn crop la threatened as that tha coun
try la laotlned ta await development and
Mt lead vp With eat tie at this time. Values-
are fatty I to lower than Monday and
taare are good many catU In. the yards
la trad era band. ' .
, Quataian en feattla; Oood ta eholcs
vB. O.I90l.;. fair to good beeves.
JJ.H9t.Mi common ta fair baevea, 17.100
Tlj good to choice yearlings, 90.9000.71:
fair to good yearlings, 3,09.90; com men
aa fair vaarllnn M 71-07. 7t: good to eholee
graaa beeves, M 00 01. 09 1 fair to good grass
oaves, 91.307.79;, common to fair grass
iuogi.iv gooo. ia onoiee nsuera.
107.(01 good ta -choice raws, 19.900
nur- to goea eowa, s.ov.i-
n to fair eowa. 91.7000.79; good to
aholaa feedera. 97.9909.19: fair la com reeg
are, 97.999 1.90; temmoit to fair (seders.
49.9907.99: aood to choice atockera, 97.900
ill: stock helfera. 11.7903.74: stock eow.
.fj.tt09.t9; stock oalvea, 14.7101.19; veal
lvea, 19.40011.09; beef bulla, stag, etc.
'f9.lS07.is; jsoiogna uuiia. sv.evsie.se. v
Rspraseatatlva aalea: : , .
' 'i t. 7-;'' '"' BBr TBKEal '"
He ' -.' Av. Pr. No. - At. 1
7...;..., 914 94 79 14.. , 911 94 44
11........ 919 99 . It 491 f 19
47,.;.,...ll T 14 49 194 44
14. .......1199 9 ' I. ....... 417 49
HRIFKRg.
vt.'.i... 444 I 74 4. ..... 44
. i-. , COWS.
U... 9S9 4 49 I........ 174 9 94
i4. 1904 4 44 ; 1. ....... 474 4 44
f ..'. ,'4 4 74 t 19J4 4 44
,99........ 444 14 1 ...14 4 44
1 4. ... .Hit " M
a- 4... .....1099 4 99 1........ 919 t 40
...,10l I 44 1 10ft I 40
, 944 9 79 ,.. J9 1VT S
19 .me s id
9 99 i....,...wse ss
I 74
CALVH, .i
4 1. ....... 114
4 49 t........ 919
, luiai City Uva Stock Market.
Kansaa City. Mo.. July 13. Cattle Re
ceipts, 400 head; market steady; prima fed.
steers, 99.90010.13; dressed beef steers,
97.90 0 9.90' western steers. 97.4009.24:
stockers and feedera, 99.9001.00, buHa, 94-94
09.49: calves. 99.40011.09.
Hogs Kecoipis, l,vo neaa; raaruei
steady; bulk of salsa, 44.4O09.T4i heavy,
99.7609.77H: packers ana butcnera, ss.suo
4.74: light 99.40 0 9.79; pigs, 9I.4O09.34.
Sheep and Lambs Recelpta, 1,909 head;
market strong; lamba, 910.26010.74; yar.
lings, 97.7403.94; wethera, 99.7907.90
swes 97-0097.40. '
Chloaga Uve Stock Markat.
' Chicago. July 11. Cattle flerelpts t.090
head: market steady; native beef steers,
17.00010.44: western steers, 99.7404.49;
atorkars and feeders, 94,0001.00; eowa and
helfera. 91, 9000.19; ca ves, sa.eosj ii.es.
Hogs Receipts, 14,000 head; market
strong- to above yesterday's average; bulk
of sales 99.oi0 lD.ct; ngni, qtvio.io;
mlsed, II. 76014.14; heavy, 99.149 19.1;
nMih. IS.tt.A9.10: nlas. 47.4409.44.
Hheep and tmbs Receipts 1 4,004 head;
market steady; wethera, 99.99 9 4 19; lambs.
97.149 10.99,
. St. Joseph Uva Stack Market.
fit: JnseDh. July 14. Cattle Receipts,
140 head: market steady; steers. 97.409
10.00: eowa and hslfsrs, i llf9 M; calves,
ii 00011. a. . ,
Hogs Receipts. 1.0 "4 head; market
steady; top, 99.74; bulk of aalea, 99.549
9.7. ' - -
Sheep and LambsRerelpta. 490 head
markst steady; lambs, 114.449 10.14. ...f
' Sins City Uv Stock. ?
fllout City, la.. July II. Oattl. racslpt
104 head; market steady: native, ateera
a? asms tl hutfihere 19.4001.14.
nogs,' receipts s aeo neaa, m.rg.. Vii;
higher:- heavy 94 1499.40; mined 49.090
29; light 99.90 0 9.0; DU1K aaiea .wr
tHICAUO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Pries High, but Market Start aa tha
strong. The present run of wheat Is the
longest aver received In this markst and
tha quality exceeds that of any previous
years, fully 40 per cent of the samples
grading No. 1 and No. 2 hard winter.
The wheat market today was a fraction
lower, only a few cars selling at yesterday's
prices.
No. 1 hard sold around 91.19 today and
the bulk of the No. 1 sold at 11.17 and
11.11.
There waa very little corn on the floor
and tha market ruled steady to a quarter
higher, with a moderate cash demand. The
oats market ruled from unchanged to a
quarter lower.
uats receipts were pretty light and the
deamnd for this grain waa fairly active.
Tna rye mar net was sirong, advancing 1
eente, while barley waa quoted nominally
unchanged.
Liverpool closed with wheat 2Ud to Id
ntgner; corn, unchanged
Primary wheat recelpta were 2,012,000
bushels and shipments 902,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,444 000 bushels and
Moments or 709.000 bushels last year.
primary com receipts were 941,000 bush
els and shipments 191,000 bushels, agalnat
recelpta of 907.000 bushels and shipment of
lli.ooo Busneis last year.
Primary oats receipt were 1.034,900
bushels and shipments 442,000 bushels.
gainst receipts of 479,000 bushels and
shipments of 147,000 bushels last year. ,
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
, Wheat.
Chicago 109
Hlnneapoiia 290
Duluth ,.,.,..".149
Omaha 914
Kansas City 417
Louis 224
Winnipeg ...972
14..4 949
1... mi
!.... ,.,,.iui
Ml
T M
00
1 1........ 140 U 00 ......... 140 19 00
Hogs The amalleel run of the week to
date waa here, recelpta of 114 cars or T.704
hd being considered Just decent for a
Friday. Tor tha week" to date supplies
oot up 40.134 head, being 1.444 larger
thaa a week ago, but 4,400 smaller than two
"week ago, and lighter than for the same
tUva last year by 14.900 head.
, Shipper" paid steady to stronger prices
lr their kinds this morning, buying fairly
freely on aarly founds. They purchased
e.Mvrl iMd mt the beat Hants and butch'
-.cm. himh aa 19.94. and for tha fourth
ilme in as many day ths top landed at
19.79.-
. - Meat of the packing hogs said at a spread
of 9:l0MO; with a good showing of the
. moat deatrabla hoga an up top, as noted,
fMchlna: 49.79. Oeneral market 14 anyway
: dime higher than last Saturday, and some
M tn aesi ovicotri mrm mwva in;
att. although topa show only a alckel ad-
: ivahc aver laat week'' close. At present
..the average market is about 44c under (he
eara high time, while the top la 19c
; below the best price pai4 this year.
V. Rprsntativ sates:
;N.:Av.
. ..4
-43.4294
4.173
tt..9lt
44.. 479' '
40.-.fll;
VU4..41
;.l.r.tt
Ml r.
... 94 U
... 0 It
40 34,
... 0 49
90- 0 44
40 0 49
49 4 74
19
No. Av.
sh. Pr.
44 99 90
144 9 17
... i is
... 9 44
... 0 44
10 9 44
PIGS.
Chlca.ro. Julr 14. Desplt tha fact thst
wheat at onetlmetoday touched tha highest
orlce vet this season the market except dur
mg the first hour was on the down grade.
Bears mada much of assertions by a promi
nent eioert that crop losses would perhaps
not reduce he yield in tne uanoias ana
Minnesota muen under a seven-year aver
age. The" close was weak, 10tHo net
lowur. with SeDtember 4l.32U01.23H and
December 91.16. Corn finished lHe off to
HOc up. oats Ho down to 0 o up.
and nravlaloaa unchanaed to 14e higher.
At first the wheat pit waa dominated by
now that black rust damage waa increas
ing and that the Infected area waa being
enlarged. It was oson apparent, however,
that advances In prices were beginning to
act aa a decided check on the enthusiasm
of buyers. At thla Juncture heavy aalllng on
the part or nait a aosen nig nouses joitea
bullish confidence to a still greater eitent.
specially aa the chief basts of the selling
appeared to be somewhat authoritative ad
vices that in, harvest in tna inraa prin
elpal . 4tt9 northwest might prove much
neitsr tnan ne oi jaie peen generally assumed.
Considerable Interest was taken by wheat
trader In the circumstances that many
estimate of damage In the nerthweat were
founded on - comparisons with last-, year
abnormally large large crop. Tha total
yield of the Dakota and Minnesota In 191
waa 191,904,94 bushels, where a ten-year
average for' the three about 191,000,990
bushels, - -
Corn value swayed good deal In
pathy with wheat. Besides, continued dry.
hot weather, Was largely offset by word
that within ten day nearly 1,900,000 bush'
sis of Argent m corn had been bought
come to the united states to be utilised
main y for glucose.
oat war relatively easy throughout the
session Hedging sale were numerous.
Higher quotations on hogs gave firmness
to previsions, Arrivals of 4iogs at th
leading western market were less numer
oua than last week or a year ago.
Butter Higher; creamery, 84027o.
Kggs unsettiaat receipts. - 7.919 csaci
firsts, ltW0)le; ordinary firsts. 11H912C
at mara cases mciuaea, is0iie.
pouto iiOwer; receipts.' 30 cars: Vlr-
glnla barreled.. 91,1101 0i Virginia bulk,
73041a;, Missouri and Xanaaa, 41970c.
Poultry Alive, lower: fowl. 17ci snrlnsi.
The corn, however, is badly In need oi
rain, and unices there is a cnange com
prlcea will continue to soar. k-
The corn maricsi wm runs ""f
advancing c and December ,
The oats market was ramer v...
advanced In sympathy with wheat aaa
corn, the September closing t '
cember advancing 9eC.
Omaha closing prieea on luiurrt, -
day:
Art. I Opn.
WhL I
8ept
Dec.
Corn. I
Scpt
Dec. I
Out a.
Bept
Dac.
74H
96
99
High. ILow.l Close.
i im
1 31
. J!
J944
41
111
111
Tl4
II
iii
ui
T4
at
i ii
404
Tea.
I1T44
120S
7414
1.14
II
404.
lie: July 7144c;
cember. ITc
Poultry Hen., lie;
era. Sic.
neater, It Ho; br.ll-
... A .
Prtre of Crmde OIL
Flndlay, 0 July 11 The Ohio Oil
company Oila morning marked down eight
nt ell 1ft centa a barrel.
Th. nMw n.ia mr Nftrth and SoUtll UlM,
11.11; Indiana. 11.41; Wooater. II. M; Prince
ton and Illlnola, 11.71; Plymouth, 11.11.
New Tork,
Spelter eaay;
MMaJ Market.
July II Lead, 11.11 aaked.
a pot Eaat St. Loula delivery.
110 00 aeked. Copper firm; electronic.
34,10i; 00. Iron eleady and unchanged.
Tin quiet; .pot offered al 131.60.
At London ; Soot copper Jl 1 1 1 future,.
108; electrolytic. 1134: epot tin, 111; fu
turee, 111 15.1 '2 "
Bee Wiit Ads produce results.
I1
Chicago eloatng prlcea, furnlehert The Bee
by Logan Bryan, atocH and grain broker..
31. soum nimeenin nr....
Art. Open. I High. Low.
Corn. Oala.
lit III
'ii - 'ii
41 16
14 II
The., aalea were reported today:
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 11 care, 11.11;
can, II.lTVi. INo. 3 hard winter: I can.
1.11 Mj; II care, 11.11: 14 care, It.lTUj.
No. I hard winter: I car (dark), 11.11; 1
car, II. lit,; 1 car, 11.14: 1 l-l can, 11.11;
1 car, II.IZUj; 1 car, 11.11; 1 car, 11.1114;
can. 11.11. No. 4 hard winter: 1 can.
11.10: I can, ll.Oli,; 10 can, 11.01; I can.
1 oil,; 1 can, 11.01; can, 11.07; 1 car,
tl.06;' 1 car, 11.14. Sample hard winter:
car, 11.03: 1 can. II. 01: I can. 11.00: 1
car, lie: .l car, tie. No. 1 mlied: 1 car,
11.11. No. I mlied: 1 car, 11.03.
Rya no. l: l car. 14c.
Corn Ne. llwhttei 1 car. Tme. No. I
white: I can, Title. No. I white: 1 car,
IIHc. No. 1 white: 1 car. T7Vjc. No. I
white: 1 oar, TTc. No. I white: 1 car. Tic.
Sample white: 1 car, TTc. No. 1 yellow: S
earl, Tlo. No. I yellow: I ean, Tic. No. 1
yellow: 1 car, Tic. No. I mixed: 1 car.
7lMjo; i car, 7.14c. no. 1 mixed: I ear
inear yeiiowi, iau,c; a can, lie. sample
mixed: 1 car, T3Ujc.
Oata No. I white: 14 can. lie. No. 4
white: 1 can, l!!tc;.l ear, 3114c. Sample
white: 1 car, ITc: II can, IIVjc.
Omaha Caah Prlcea Wheat: No. I hard.
II. 1701. 1H4; No. I hard tl.10H4yl.lTVj:
No. 4 hard, $1.0101.10; No. I aprlng, 11. IT
01. It; No. I epHng, 1.144yl.ll. corn:
No. I white, 711!Hr; No. I while, 710
71 He; No. 4 white. TTOTTMjC; No. 1 white,
TIVIOTTc; No. I white, TltaOTlc; No. I
yellow, 7114 071c: No, I yellow, 711,0
1lo; No. I yellow, T7 14 07114c; No. I
yellow 771.07114c; No. t yellow. TT
Wht.
July 1 ZJU. 1 MtillTOW,
Sept 1 34 '1 1 24 12314
Dec. 1 IVk 1 17 "t
Corn
July 14-ta 14V, 12
Sept 71S-V1 71V, 71
Dec. IIVj-ll 611, 111.
Oata.
July 41 41 41
Sept 42-41! 42 41
Dec. 44-42! , 44 43
Pork.
July l II 21 41 21 II
Sept II IT 24 It 24 II
Dec ,
Lard.
July U TO 13 T 1! 10
Sept II IT II 10 12 11
Oct. 13 TO 12 11 12 17
Dec. 11 40 II 40 12 11
Blba.
July, II 40 It 40 11 II
Sept 1140 13 41 It 40
12314-H
1 26
12
71
11
41
41
41-
21 41
24 IT
12 10-11
12 16
11 IT
12 It
13 31
13 46
151
123
131
33
Tl
43
41
41
43
31 30
34 13
22 .0
13 10
13 VI
13 13
13 30
II IT
II IT
' Minneapolis Grain Market.
Hlnneapoiia, July tl. Wheat July,
1.11; September, 11.77 - Caah: No. 1
hard, 1.12; No. 1 northern. l.S70
l.lOSNo. 3 northern, !. 211101.37.
Plour Unchanged.. '
Barley ITOllc.
Rye I46c. '
Bran tlT.60OH.00,
Corn No. t yellow, 13014c.
Oata Na. I white UOHVjC.
riaxaeed 2.04 O3.0I .
St. IV.nl. Grain Market.
Loula. July 11 Wheat No.
red.
tl.2301.lli July,
St
11.S7ei.14: No. I hard,
.1 10 Hntmber. 11.3044
Corn-io. I, llc: No. t whlta, ll0
l2o; July, 13c: September, 7lc.
Oata No.,1, new. 40O4lc; No. I white,
new, 41c
tjanaaa City r,oerel Market.
v.n... ritv. Jiilv 11. Wheat No.
hard, 1.1101.22; No. 1 red. 11.1101 11;
July. 11.11: September, 11.161,; uecemoer,
"oltUNo"' white, 43043o; No. I
mixed. 11041c.
Butter Creamery, Sic; ftnta, tlo; oec
onda lie; packing, llc.
Kmm irtreta. 11 14a
Corn Unchanged; No; J mixed, Tl0
ItVjCl No. I white, I0c; No. I yellow,
Tremendous
LADIES TAKE NOTICE
SILK TAFFETA SKIRTS 97 QC
In the NeWeit Stripe or fd-
Plain Colore All to go in AND
Two Big Lots worth $7.50 QC
. and $10.00, t . . . . . . . .... V' JJ
LOOK FOR THE BIG
YELLOW SIGNS!
THE: NOVELTY CO.,
U NNSVg 214-16 11. 16th SI.
Sheep Oemparsttvely speaking,' today'
IMD and limb fun waa aa heavy aa on
. any previous day of the week, arrival ot
. thirty-three ears, or 9.10 head, being liberal
", tor a Friday. In fact, with the exception
v of Ifoaday, th supply haa been real liberal
all wash, the five days' total being 91.41
head, as against o.lt last week. 20.141
fwa weeks ago and IT, 117 last yaar. ' This
- week' run ta tha largest of the year to
' date, and t among the heaviest received
' here durua; th month of July 1 recent
yaar.
Early round today were a little dreggy.
Kellers who have been getting some sort of
" an advauee every day this week asked 190
tec higher yaluea today, pricing best lamba
' .jur4 9Lt,H. Packers decided that It waa
r Ua all a halt, however, and after plao
. log steady Md oa all tha efferlags they re-
ruael u rats their hands.
Whan movement finally started tt was
at Bfioe that were fully ateady ta In most
vases stranger. Hearty all ths range lambs
, offered wars ot real good quality and
vol at I19.lt. which price waa the-top yes
terday. A few ear brought Il0..e)li).l0.
tra than half tha offerings had been
' eaahed br mldeforeBoon, and everything waa
1 rusasd up long before midday, tuortlng waa
Jit aad packer toon nearly all the call.
.:. rrlce tor aid sheep again ruled ateady.
i.M iMjHag tow good ewes, with another
r ot tha yearllnga and wethera that
' 91.9 yostorday. dupHcattnf the
today, and a string of t-ysar-old
Mr, whteb Inefadsd sprinkling of
-aa at II t.
.t umae n fully T or a little mora
r iHe a we . The run her
4 w is . tha heaviest ef the
. .Caffe Marts,
NeVTerk. July ll.Vffee futures ooened
teadr at a- partial sdvaace ef t point as a
result of moderate outside buying, continued
firmness ot Braaiitan market and scattered
covering, but there seemed to be no sus
tainea Duying.. and in th afternoon under
selling by oommlsstoit houses and houses
with cotton exchange . connections, nartlv
against Brasll acceptance prlcea easod off
quite sharply, September eel Hag from l.sTe
to I. tlo and Pecember l.flo to i,o, with
the close easy and 4 to 9 point net lower.
Hale war 99,99 bags. Closing bid: July.
I.lte, August, 9.ie; September, 9.41c; Oc
tober, 1. 4o! November. He; December,
.7c; January, l.4o; February, 8.7lc;
March, l.77o; April, I. lie; May, 1. 1 To.
June. 9.te. - ;
Spot coffee steady: Rio T. Santos
4a,llHe. It was rumored that Santo it
had bean sold at ltt. tost and frelsht,
London 'credits, although thla could not be
confirmed and there were no opeu offers
under UH.
Ths official cable reported a decline of
1-lld In exchange and partial advano
of is points in ean too. -
V,.' Baatoa' Wat Markat.
Boston. July 91, Th Commercial Bui
letln tomorrow will say:
"Tha wool market this week haa con'
tlnued at- the slackened pac that It
adopted a week' ago, , Probably - the total
trine (era for th week will hardly reach
901.10 pounds. Prices, however, are gen'
erdlly nrm. In' the west operations are
constantly dwindling, but pries remain
high."
Scoured basis : Tsxaa line, twelve months,
liaiici line, eight months, tsbtic
California: Northern TIOIOc; - middle
county, lTIo: southern; l!0i.
Oregon: Kaster No. 1 staple., Iigc;
sastern clothing, Tisjiio; valley No, I,
lfc.
Territory: Pin staple, ' Italic; ' line
medium staple. ISO lie; Ana clothing, 71
c; flna medium clothing.' Tlffloc; fine
medium clothing TtfiTIo half blood comb
tag. 110170; fa blood combing. TieTic
Pulled: Extra, sivuoi aa. IOOIIc:
an A tivc; a super, msbtxo.
Ray Mvks. 'l '
Hay Old: Choice uplknd (none ' herol,
0.0010. 60: No. 1. it.10019.: No. 1
l.ai.: No. 9. I4.0ltt.0v. Choice mid
land nen her), !.. 1 MO; No. 1, 91.01
?t.s; ixo. a, ss.Qos.se; no. I. 9.9tti.o.
holes lowland. 9I00OII0; no. 1. IS.OOf
I 09: No. 9. 94.Kttl.00: Ne. I. 9X.0Ott4.OI.
New; Choice upland (none here). llO.OOgj
lo.ao: No. t. H.frOttio.ooL no. i. ii.ooai.oo:
No. 9, 18.00 7.00. Cnolcs midland nons
hers). Il,tottl0.0; No. l,-9t.00a.l9j No.
9. 9T.Cai.0O; No. 9. 911007.00. Choice
lowland, i..oo0S,mi no. , i.O0.9t No.
1. 14.00 01.10: No. I. Sl.eettl
Aafalfa (none on the market) Tholes
pew, fio.fDO.i.e; no. i, f.ossi.og.
OB.os0i.es; we. . T.0.
avaanah. Oa., Jut yll. Turpentine Arm
4m44; salea Ut; nealpt 999; ahlpmenu
lis;- siocHR te,so.
Rosin drm; aalea 1,011; rocolpts . 1,999
enipmeniB lie;. eiocm ee.siE.
quote i A, B. 9110; C. f. 91.11: Y. a. U
91.91 i li K. M. N, WO, 9919; WW, .9:
Wssu
Your Summers Go Better
tWki to the tork fountain 4d fountain,
re better, thank to , v
th drink l)vtt mad. tK gexfa fountain a nttiongl
institution. That', boc.ua, it gav them . uaeiuU
vKoleaomo, tUidout nd rofnaahiiuj bevengo. to
Denuuul the genuin. by fall name
nickname, aneouraga aubetilution.
THE COCA-COLA CO. - ATLANTA. GA.
Smi for ree todUat 'Tk. Jtunonaw a CoeecJa."
! Store Hour.: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M.
i
Burgess-Nash Company:
Friday, July 28. 1916.
"EVCRYB COT'S STOR E"
STORE NEWS FOR SATURDAY.
Phono DouU 137.
Clearing Men'? and Young Men's
SUMMER SUITS
At Extreme Price Reductions
A DETERMINED effort to clear our decks of every summer garment before
inventory and if price has anything to do with it there will be a great out
going Saturday.
Four groupa:
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
Were $10.00 to $12.00, now '
$6.95
tNCLUDING PtUm Beach, cool cloth, crash and hot weather
1 materials, in pinch back or plain styles.
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
Were $13.65 to $16.50, now
$9.95
INCLUDING Palm Beach, mohair, cool cloth, air pore and
'other hot weather weaves.
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
Were $20.00 to $22.50, now
$13.65
INCLUDING' mohairs, cool cloth, silk mixtures and unlined
coats and -pants, pinch back or plain styles.
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS
Wre $25.00 to $35.00, now
. $16.50
INCLUDING Men's Silk Suits, in pinch back or plain styles;
were $25.00 to $35.00.
Men's fancy palm beach outing pants, were $3.00,
now $1.95."
Men's all wool serge outing pants; were $5.00 to'
$6.00, now S3.95..
Burgei-Nh Co. Fourth Wow
Line Up Men! Choice of Any
Straw Hat That Was to $5
A 50c
SOME straw hat sale, loofe very good
in the announcement, but there is
always a disappointment afterwards
There will be no disappointment in this
sale, we assure you. Positively every
straw hat in stock (Panamas excepted)
including hats to $5.00, choiee Satur
day, at We. -
- Moil's Panama., la $7.80, at $1.98
- Every Panama in stock enters into
this sale for Saturday. A style and shape
to suit your own individual taste. For-
merlv priced to Vl.au, Saturday, aj.sa.
- ; ata.N.ak Cfc Fwrtti ' Flow.-"
Manufacturer's Samples of Men's
SUMMER UNDERWEAR, Ihclud-
ing Values to $2.50, at 59c
WE were very fortunate in securing the. sample line of promi
nent underwear manufacturer at "a price" that enables us to
59c
offer you special underwear inducements Saturday. Knitted weaves,
long and quarter 'sleeves, three-quarter and ankle
lengths, closed crotch; also athletic and quarter
sleeve, knee length. You'll find a splendid selec
tion to choose from, at. ,
Men's $2.50 Shirts, $1.50
Bought before the recent advance iif
price and offered as if there was no ad
vance. Wide range of patterns and color
ings, best foreign dyes used in coloring,
sizes 14 to 18 perfect fitting, and an ex
ceptional value at $1.80. . (
Men' 50c Neckwear, 25c
Manhattans, tubulars and de Joinvilles,
ill unlined. Just the kind to give perfect
wash and wear satisfaction.
' Clearaway Men's Bathing Suits, 95c
The lot consists of both one and i two-piece styles. A back order
just received makes this sale possible. ' Rather than carry the
stock over we offer bathing suits at less than half price, Sat, 85c
Boy's Straw Hats
Were to $3.50, at
50c
TtaS includes all the well made
favored shapes in straw hats
for boys in our stocks
Boys' $5 Panamas, $1.00
A splendid selection of Panama
hats for boys, were to $5.00, Sat
urday, choice from the stock, $1.00
Boys' $5.00 Suits, $3.95.
Boys'', suits, made of Panama
Palm Beach and Cool Cloth, sizes
for ages 6 to 16 years, Norfolk
and pinch-back coats, knicker
pants; were $5.00, Saturday, $3.95
Boys' Sport Shirts, 60c.
Boys' $1.50 and $2 wash suits, V
at 95c.
Boys' wash suits, to $3.00, $1.45
Boys' $1.60 to $2 Wash Suits.
at 95c.
Boys' wash pants, Price. 7
Boys' TSport Blouses, 50c.
Burgaaa-Naafc Ca. Fourth Floor.
Vacation TrunksWere
$16.50 and $17.50
$10.95
TRUNKS that look well and
serve better, specially reduced
tor Saturday. For instance, the
well known Hartman steamer or
dress trunks, canvas covered,
Fiber bound, this season's goods;
also 36 to 40-inch dress trunks
from regular stock, formerly
$16.60 and $17.60, Saturday,
It $10.95.
Dress trunks, $3.95 to $50.
Steamer trunks, $8.95 to $85. '
Wardrobe trunks, $20 to $125
Traveling bags, 95c to $125. -Suit
cases, $1.00 to $50. '
Week-end cases, $4.95 to $55.
Burgaaa-Naah Ca. F.urth Flow.
A Great Clearayray of Men's $3 to $5 Low
SHOES in the Down Stairs Store at $1.95
THE surplus stock, of a large wholesale shoe house
"picked up" at an under price is the reason for offer
ing these, the season's best values in men's shoes Saturday.
Right in the face of a constant and rapidly rising market
makes it doubly attractive. Sizes 6, 6j, 7, 7. Including
Men's patent but
ton oxfords.
Men's black ve
lour - calfutton
oxfords.
Men's tan Russia
calf, lace oxfords.
Men a black Rus
sia calf, button ox
fords. Men's tan Russia
calf oxfords with
rubber heels.
Buraaa-Naak (V-Daw.-5t.lra Star.
16th uid Harney.
Were $3.00 to
$1.95
a Burgess-Nash Ce.--ETery body's Store
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