JJMAHA, " F'KIUA Y, J L'!Y
South' Side
Ml MAN IS SHOT,
3 OTHERS NABBED
FOR IOWA HOLDUP
r ...
Four Are Held in Connection
v With Train Robbery and
7 , For Fleecing Farmer
I, ' Of $V800.
i'. Officers wounded one man and
arrested three other in the railroad
yard at Twenty-ninth and H streets
early Thursday morning. The four
men are held for investigation in
connection with the robbery of u
1iox car and a hotdup at Pacific Junc
tion, la., Wednesday night, in 'which
the victim, a farmer, lost $1,800.
The wounded man was taken to St.
Jdseph hospital. His right leg was
badly shattered. Hospital attendants
ay they are unable to understand
The name he gives and he is booked
ns "John Doe." The other men gave
their names as Prank Johnson, Sioux
City; Thomas Coyle, Detroit, Mich.,
and Bert Farman, Chicago.
The arrests were made by three
railroad detectives. "Doe" was shot
when he attempted to run away, the
officers said. The name of the
farmer who claims to have lost the
jl.KK) is withhetd by the officers.
. South Side police say Coyle and
Farman answer descriptions given
by the victim of the two highway
men who robbed him. He is ex
pected in Omaha today to identify
his alleged assailants.
Chauffeur Faces Charge.
. Lawrence O'Neill, 4226 South
Twenty-third street, a chauffeur, is
charged with assault with intent to
rob, in a complaint filed in South
Side police court Thursday' by Mrs.
Iva' Roberts of the Drexel hotel, who
ctaims she swallowed a diamond
worth $475 when O'Neil attempted
to take it from her.
Market, Financial and
Industrial
News of the Day
Live Stock
St BrliluM'i Catholic Order of Koren
Ws wHImeM t-h school hull Friday
evening at . v
Amsrlran Iron ami Mttl Co. W buy
all Hindu of Junk. Pay lh bet market
prlf s. A apsclaly on l.tl autns. Call
sTouth 111 or writ to B321 South SStfc.
South Sid". Adv. .
Mrs. Mlnnl MlllVr. formerly of t alt"
Charlm. '-a..' who hat been a gwt of
ler sister. Mara-arrt rlallornn. 3212
.. t-. tnr I'mint-ll TlluffM.
y where aha will visit' Mrs. M. Kolibcrt.
Announcamenti ar out of the weiimtnc
Inst Saturday of Clyde Hackney of Oinnhn
rnl Miss Kathleen Howna of Middletnwii.
Ohio, at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. .tamos
Tomanek. 2111 J afreet. The eeremony
was performed by Hev. n. I.. Wheeler.
Property owners on Bellevire boulevard
almost unanimously want the roadwav
pnved with concreta at a oust of about
JM.non a mil, and a petition his been
rr"sntd to tha commissioner of Sarp
ouhty. The commissioners will mint
July IS to consider the proposal. .
At"a meeting- at Papllllon Thursday
Parpy county girls who are attendlnK
i'rru Stnlo Normal school orjranlacd a
club with the following- officers; I.or:i
Sueey, president; Anna Cook, vice-president;
Marsjaret Ward, secretary and
treasurer, and Elsie Oramllcb, yell leader.
l.ou's Schram and Mlsa Kreda Stark
of Sr-rpy county were married Werti-.i-iv
morning at St. Colombla'a Catholic
c.iun h In I'aplll'.on by rat.ivr lunu-.nt I.
sttordlns to announcements Issued Thurs
day.. Tli bride was accompanied by her
ss'er" .Miss I Mate 8i-k. as l.rld-smnM
and Louis Schram. brother of th groom,
..Hated as best nron. The brfiln Is llic
ii:iui;hter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Stark
of irvinKtoii and the groom Is thefourth
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Schnim o"
J'apllllon. The newly married couple will
be at home to friends after July 15 at
their farm, one mils south of tlretna,
tther Mr. Schram has been farming.
Omaha. July I.
Cattl. Hog. Shep.
3. )3S
4.7JI
3.600
Louis Metz, Former Brewer,
Dies On Ranch In Wyoming
Iouis K- Mctv, 47 years old, for
mer general manager of tlie Meti
Bros, brewery of Omaha-, died Wed
nWday at his ranch home in Cody,
Neb., after a lingering illness.
Durino- hi business Career 111
Omaha Hie made his home with his
"rothcr, Charles, at 362.1 Dewey
venue H i u-pr.t west for his health
tvrn tnniitrn aeo. The bodv will
he brouglft'to Omaha for private
burial. He is survived by three
brothers, Fred, Charles and Arthur,
, a"d one sister, Mrs. Antonia Hauck
of St. Louis.
I
'In
Newsboy Struck by Auto;
k Driver cf Car Arrested
4 Frank TcrryJ 2-year-old newsboy
26 Pierce strfe. was slightly in
jured yesterday when he was struck
near Fifteenth nd Farnatn streets
by an eastbound automobile driven
by Edward Munroe, jr.. 3416 Hamil
ton street.
' The .boy suffered a gash on the left
ear.
Real Estate Transfers
Ah ha Camn No. 1, Woodmen of
the W, .rid Hull Ass'n. to B. Prk
I'll'lntrs. rnpltol ave,. S2 ft. w.
of !Mth at.. . s.. 50xl!0 10,
Vi'llam Uauennr-lster and wife to
. Conrad H. Bauermelster, HOth
a!., US ft. a. of Dodge, e. a.
4".rx:s.ii rnd n 6
Joeph Teraric to Ters Mlttelholi,
V at., (i ft. w. of !!lth t., a. a.
SU1S0 .-
IV-'l Now ! xonkl and wife to Florlan
Kiuiwllnsky. et a!, 3"d st 44 ft
s. of T !.. w. . 44x125
A T. Mofflt and husband to
Vpolev Vonrira and w'.fe, Sid St.,
"0 ft. . of W s'.. e. s. 60x.SU..
V'""..im 1.. Ilcltersrtn. and wlfa to
"t-i C. Jensen. Tlrowne at.,
:'. ft. w. of Stth st.. a s. 4'xl"2.. 5
11 P Huth" v - fid h;.and to
John . Thompson. G'ttn. Mere
dith ave.. -'inn ft. . of 4;d at.,
s. a. r.cxirt .-
r.'i-h V. n bt.ker to OeorK- A
i:ckles. SfitH ave.. 153 ft n. of
Fowler ave.. w. a. SOxl.lo 4
Jacob Clapler to VIoseph Mlljush.
W at., 100 ft . of J9th at.,
n. a. 37.SX129 ' 1
li M. Larson to Theodor Oead
mann, s. w. cor. 31at an Rey.
nobis. IMxUJ
Ad i Putman and huaband to An
drew R. Anderson, s. w. cor.. Jlst
and Sheffield. 13!xl33 S
tlusale Kraft and husbanoV to
Abraham nennan and wife, Daven
port at., VT.i ft. w. of Ilth v
a. a. 33alS3...
Harvey J. Orov and wlf t Ann
Mollner. 64th t., ! ft. a of
' Bedford at., w. a. WxlSS.S !
John HiDPt to John F. Bannon, 4!d
aft. 80 ft a. of Burt. w. a. 4al2S. I
,000
,000
J00
.500
75.1
.501)
300
.J00
,sno
,800
:.S')0
I.JOJ
.BOO
.ion
Receipt were;
M.indnv ihollday)..
i tittinimi Tuesdav....
lufflrlal Wedneaday.
Estlmat Thuraday.
Four day thl week. 11. 554
(lame daya last wek.l.ls
Same daya S I ago.li.4
8am day I w ago.lt. Itl
Fume day year ago.!0.3lt
Rerrliits and dliuoaltlun
Reeclota and disuoaltlon of 11 vw stock at
the Union Stork Yarda, Omaha, Neb., for
14 hour ending at 1 p. m.. July 8, l'-C
RECEIPTS CARS.
rtri
1,!46 18.110
1.(11 13. 3U
I.HI'O 13.(10
21. tit 41.0(11
41,412 64.8.l
45,115 J0.4O
44.451 30.1C1
5J.034 5.4i
of
live stock
Wabash
Mo. Paelfie....
Union Psctflc
C. it N. W.. at...
A N. W.. wet.
St. P., il. ft O.
Cattl Hg Shp Ml
... t ...
C.
c.
c.
C. 13. A .13.. west
C. R. I. A P.. east...
C, R. I. P., west..
Illinois Central
Q.. aat...., 10
1
1
t'hl. lit. Weat
Total Receipt..'..
DISPOSITION H BAD.
Cattl Horra Sheep
I
3! 1,6 ...
12
64 1 ...
10
S
11 1 1
i i ...
i
its ei 1
MWrla & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy Pack. Co..
Armour A Co.
Svhwarta A Co
J. W. Murphy
Llplnger
Lincoln Pack. Co. . . .
So. Om. Pack. Ctfc..
Hlgglna Pack. Co...
John Koth A Sons...
Mayerowlch A Vail.
lilasibarg
F. P. Lewie
J. B. Rout A Co....
J. H. Bulla
R. M. Burrua A Co.
Koaenrtotrk Bros....
Wertheitnur A Degen
Sullivan Urus I
Mo. -Kan. C. A C. Co
E. O. Christie
Jensen & Lundgten.
Om. Tuck. Co
Midwest Pack Co...
Swift from Kan. C.
Other buyera
Total
424
CSS
I, Sin
172
Hi
II
3
2
12
11
31
11
s
23
24
61
2
80
I
20
8
I
177
127
59S
1.634
1.521
2.210
1.068
2,700
58
1,018
2,272
1.860
1.652
7.44
4.416 10,4s; 14, U6
Cattle Kectipta of cattl fell off some
what cuua, 'jtaumatea catling ior
Hi-ad. Iw tlia lour da) a the total 1
U.ouu head, or 7.0UU ahoit i,f a week ago,
and ,uuu iisa than lor tli correspond' on
tune last tar. Tho steer market was
lamer low. with price genvially slnaJy
to a quarter lower; Uctier sales came
early In the atalon. quality of trie run
was very good with aevtial luada bring
ing 116.25. Af compared with last week
cloaa, valuta ai around 2ic higher on
both steuia and earllngs. Tha cow mar
ket followed the ateer market with price
steady to 25c lower, but movement wa u
little dull. For the four daya valuea ate
Ji6 4Vu higher, due to the rapid advan'd
made on Tuisday. There was no chanju
In ralvea and bull. Feeder again so'. I
at about ateady price and are unchanged
for th week.
Chicago Grain
By CHARLES D. MICHAELS.
Chicago, July 8. A renewal of
liquidation and hear pressure car
ried corn and oati prices off to new
low levels on the present downturn.
Support was lacking and numerous
stop-loss orders vvcre uncovered on
fhe way down. Buying against bids
was the main factor in checking the
decline at the last. Closing trades
were with net losses ot 3(fij5VaC on
'inancia
ial
I -jij
! e-Omaha Produce
Bonds 'and Notes
l.onnon Money.
July s. liar Silver '64il
New York, Juiy 8. A broader list
of stocks was dealt in today than in
the preceding sessions of the week
and prices advanced all around. The
ntfsii ei nsettei.lae ... 4.at.i 1 I
Mvwtr.i v I'anilUiai I1IUU3U ll ISSUCa
indicate a reawakening of so-called
"pool" operations, which have been
wont to spring up in the last year
corn, lj62c no bats, IJSqc on rye4 whenever the supply of call money
maue posstnie an increase ot specu
lative activities.
Call loans were renewed at 7 per
cent and this quotation stood
throughout the day. in contrast with
a V per cent renewal rate on Tues
day and 8-per. cent on Wednesday.
It was e.viuent in brokerage' house
comment that this apparent proof of
easier money conditions was a real
influence in the purchase of stocks.
Industrial shares advanced 1 to I
points or more, trading centering
mainly in the petroleum issues and
Specialties. Rubber, steel and auto.
I mobile stocks, which had been espe
cially ouoyant tne day betore, were
tinder pressure in the afternooii, re
flecting a fair amount of realizing
sales. The scale of business was
slightly less than on Wednesday.
Sperulnion Stronger.
. The gradual but persistant advance of
prices since last Friday has changed the
complcxlun of Wall aireet'a attitude toward
tho immedlute future of business. Specula
tion haa also gained something ot an Im
petus from atudy of the political situation.
While the main body of day to day atock
market followers appeara to be committed
to republican pollcl.s. It Is noticeable that
the democratic nominations for tho coun
try's liluheat offices have been received
with approval, the reason bi Ing an 1m
presiion thst with either party a victor
In tho election-a "business" adinln.strutlon
will bo ussurud.
S -nllmunt rather than new and concrete
fails In respect to Industry and politics
litis iieon directing the market of Into, and
proper reservation lttds to be made In
surveys of the security market for' the
tlKht credit situation. it la well known
that Lnnlu-rs are constantly examining the
trend of cr illt demands with the purpose
of presenting as far as poi.sible a severe
strain In the autumn, and it la certain that
a close oversight of stock market funds
will be .maintained throughout th summer
month.1.
London Sliver Advances.
and 5j'4C on barley
At the inside figures nearby de
liveries of com showed 18'26jc
tinder the high of June 21. while the
December dropped 19c from the out
side price of June 26. The market
was almost demoralized early, due
to stop-loss order veiling, very little
trading being done in September at
the opening above $1.584. -Houses
with eastern connections took Sep
tember heavy at times to cover
shorts and succeeded ni making a
good rally at one time, but the mar
ket turned very weak toward the
last.
Crop Reports Favorable.
The July-September spread widened to
!.c at the last and the cash trained
slightly on the July wtth-aales of No.
yellow around 4e. over tttt future.' Re
ceipts 18 cars with shipping aalea 98,000
bushels. Crop reports were favorable, al
though warmer weather would be bene
ficial as the crop needs to be forced along.
na were Irregular and lower with' corn,
hot the persistent buying of July hv a
lending rash hoce advanced at ono time
to the previous dn-'s elo. Th's buvlng
r.T been geln-T on for tee past three days,
nnd at Isst th prem'om over S-MiferHor
wrs Ui'ir atralrst 15'Se th" previous day.
T, fount' r-not seld that the crop
would not only b larger than Inst ynr
but thitt 'be minlltv would he vee nr'ch
b- tter. Prem'"is In the samrilo m-rlct
-e-v strorr w-'fi aMeners. good hu-e-s.
r'rlc" w--o o-e nt to le tower -vth
70 cars an 1 shipping salea 40.nnn
No.
37..
U. .
it..
.
Is..
C4..
17. .
st! !
IS. .
13. .
29. .
1. .
17. .
..
4.1, .
33..
43. .
3. .
BEEF STEKRS.
Av
. lfl7 12 S5
.1474 15 85
.1369 16 15
llui, Si4 1"
. I -00 li :5
. .U-7S
. .ISGll
..1314
..1234
. .1202
. . s;5
.. 713
. . '.
. . 803
..1013
.. ,
.. TS
.. K74
..11180
16.
33.
40.
J. .
SS.
23.
15 40
15 75
16 no
K 10
K,
YEARLINGS.
1'J.
St.
t IT.
.1 '! $15 55
.1134 10 CO
.1304 16 25
.l-U. I , j Hi)
15 25
16 60
15 85
16 05
111 15
.1(116
.1092
.1103
.1010
.1435
ri c
hi"
TToej wl-h- s-'-'hos-rl conneeftfins were
ood huye-s p' rve. fnd ' market she-ed
retr"-"- p-,''!!; n-s"-". The
......VteiI ranet-d 'iM - S-'nher.Oe-o-
bee a'-toe.-wt p t.e t.l.r rtee on te
e-or. Tvd rlnlmed 50,000 bushels sold to
Corman:-.
r" "ne'.-et 4eoti.
'llr.ee "'.is " en b'-si-' mM n t
.t.- f riti,..y n.y rftn'-nrts ot
" v n tr- k ' '-i t o-er
oi". with a a?le at 2.!4'4. P.eepts
Prie'e.r hroUe f!7c. PMruni1 wis slow
--it f.ito-ea v weik. Spot sales
Hi "7?1.S", "'C"1-)s t rrrx.
F""f'1 ''Ms for eS v-h"St ,1"n-red
" ?c t the to J" t c-.d o"lnt-a
- 't. N- i'e r"-e-'d. T'ds n
.-e. t r-t.i.-.oi ,..,rK,,fj tn
:r .., ti - ff,,t v.,v 4o..t
all August f .f.i and S-jiteniher
c--' wr-- r'- - s.-rv fi-ni In en
,...-., - rn track here sold
at Reee'"' ' ' cits.
Pit Notes.
(Jraln Inspected toflny: wheat. 15 cant;
r.rn. 191 cais; oats. 50 cars; rye. 7 cars;
barley, it cn'rs.
' Mlnner.oolla stocks of wheat decreased
.ItO.OtiO bi-sliels for four dey. against a
decrcuao of 1 no, 000 bush' Is n year apo.
tints d crmstd 50.000 bos!. els; rya de.
i-'cnsed 29j.fiuii bushels and barley In-
. ........ I .A .An i.
. , i.e., i i,.,r, u mi; ; j.
Silver prices again advanced rather
fharply at London with a" resultant forward
movement of thu "furelsn" sliver quotation
at New York. The price of 94"c per
ounce here was !'o higher than the day
befur. Today's quotation waa 14'ic above
tho price the dny before the mint began
to buy metal from American mines and
refincilPs at $1 per ounce, and while the
aiorpllnn by tha treasury of domestic
a.lvrr undoubtedly has hsd much to do
with the rise of world prices. It la prob
able that other Influence have come into
operation. China Is buying more freely
than a. month ago. The far eastern ex
changes move upward today, a natural
pn duct of the ri:;.; In silver.
The Dank of Ungland's reserve position,
dl.-closed in the weekly statement, ad
vanced from 8 V, to 12',, per cent, a not
unexpected development, after ' the half
ye.-.rly settlement. Government borrowings
were, reduced substantial!? as well as other
loans. Gold holdings incrcas d JM.uiiu.Muo
Wholesale prices of beef cuts are a
follows. No. 1 ribs, iic; No. 2 ribs, !.'u;
No. 3 ribs, :0c, No. 1 loins. 4oc; No, 1
loirs 43c; No. S loins, 34e, No. 1 rounds,
33c: No. 3 rounds, Sic; No. 3 rounds, 21e.
No. I churlia, 21c; No. chucks, lilije,
No. 3 enueks. 13c. No. 1 plates, llc:
No'. 2 plates, 11c: No. 3 plates. aVc. -F18H.
Fresh red salmon, per lb., 22c; fresh
bullion, chicken, per lb. ISc, trout, sues
to suit, Superior stock. 27c; whltetish,
Seattle stock, med., 27c; pickerel, Canmllan
Jacks, large, l!c, dressed. 15c; catfish,
fine northern etoek, 80o; yellow pike, fine
sites, cheap, 0cj black cod, 15c; red snap
per, fine, 25c; bullhuada. large northern,
scarce, !(c; whit perch, nice size. Ic;
carp. No. 1. 12c: herring, llo.
Fancy Black Baas Medium to small,
per lb..t2(ic; order slae. per lb.. 3uc.
Finnan hsddie. Do-lb. box, per lb.. lc;
rmoked whlteflsh. 10. lb. baskets, per lb.,
23e; kippered salmon. 10-!b. box. per lb.
32c; peeled shrimp, per gal, 12.50: lobsters.
45c.
Frogs Jumbo, per do., $4.00; medium
per rtoi., 12,00; small, p-r Ho. "'e.
Prices furnished by Olllnsky Fruit Co.
Oranges lit,, ISO, 28, in, $7.00; I7S,
200, 216, 252, $7.60.
Lesiwns 300 Bunklst. $8 60: 360 Sun.
klst. ItiOOi $00 choice. $0.ou: 360 choice.
$5.50.
Grape Fruit Florida 4s, $8.00; Florida
54s. $5.50.
HaiiRiiHH Per pound, loc,
California Fruits Apricots, extra fancy.
$3.00; pltpns. Climax. $3.50; plums Itur
bank, $?5U; plums, Santa liose, $3 50;
plums, blue, $3.76; peaches. Triumphs,
$1.06; peaches. 5-box lots, $1.60; peaches,
Ueorgla Klbertsj, six-basket crates, $5.00;
pears, b hoxes. $3.50; California apples,
per box. $4.00,
Small Fruits Gooseberries', 24-pt. cases,
$2.75; currants, 24-pt. cases. $4.00; cher
ries. H. U. pints, $2.60; cherries, 11. O.
quarts, $4.00; loganberries, pints, $6 Oil:
H. R. strawberries, pint. $6.00; blackber
ries. $6.00.
Cantaloupes Standards, $-4.30: ponies.
$4.00; flats, $2.00; honey dew, .6 to 10 In
crate, $3.60.
Watermelona Crated, per pounds. 4c to
4e.
Potatoes No. 1 Rose, per pound, 8c;
No. 2 Rose, per pound. 7c; No 3 Hos. per
pound, 5c.
Cao.rti; Cal'.fornla crated, per lb., 0c;
home-grown, per lb., SRVac
Onions Texas yellow, per basket,
$1.'.0; Texas white, per tucket. $2.00; Cal
ifoTnia reds, sacked, per lb. 3Vjo.
Vegetables Tomatoea, 6 baski t crates,
market price; wax beans, per basUet, mar
ket price; greenyfi ons, per basket, mar
ket price; greeaf beets. markeL price;
green turnlrs. market prh-e. gffen car
rots, market price; aMpa'agim, per duz..
market prite; parsley, per doK., murket
price; i (tdinhes, per doz,, market-price;
onions, per dost , market once; cauliflow
er, per basket, market pric, leaf lettuce,
I e.r dox , market price: head lettuce,
California, per doz., $1.00, grce:i peppers,
per lb., 6t)i : cucumbers. 11 G.. per dots.,
2.50; cucumbers. H. O . per bask, t, $;i.ro.
lie mis and Notes,
Kurnluhed by Peters Trust Co.:
Am, Tel, It Tel. (la, 1924 ..
Am. Tel. M Tel. t.a, 1926 ..
Am. Tobacco 7sl$22
Am. Tobacco 7ss'l!i:3 ......
Anucoiula Coppi-r tis, 1929 ..
Anglo-French lir.t. 5s 1920.
Ar. i& Co. Con. lub. 6s. '20
Heth. Steel Co. Is. 1922
II th Steel Co. 7s, 1923 ,. . .
Hritish 5-s, 1921
C. H. q. 4s. 1921
t:uilaUv I'.l.'k. Co. 7s. 1925 ..
Liggett .Myers lis. 1921 ..
Procter & Cnble 7s. 1922..
Procter & Gamble 7s r.ij.!..
I'nlon Pacific Co. 6s. l'.)28 . .
Wllaon Conv. 6. 1'-"' ....
llld. Asked.
, 92' 92
, (3 3t
, 99 Vi 'IJ4
. 99 St
, 7W 8
, 99',, "9
I 94 Vj 'Ml
, 97 7H
, 97 974,
, , 911 H
, 93 -V !4
, 9S'.. 9S;
, 96' j C
, 99 l"0
. v$ 100
.,95.1, nr,.i
. S4" 85 '
1 London.
ounce.
Monu) 4. per cunt.
Discount Kates Hliort
cent; three mouths' bills,
bHia, 61 I'er
6 ' per cent.
II, ir Nllvrr.
New York, July Har Silver Petneatlc,
91tVje; foreign, 844c,
Mexican Itollars 71c.
( lib ago Produce.
Chicago, July 8 Hotter Weak ; treami
1 f', 44 in "f '. c. '
Kggs Higher; receipts, 16,130 cae;
'Irsth. 4o',4iJ..v; ,.,u,i,, ry nuili,, ..i.e
:Ac; at mark, case Included, 344(130;
s.orage packed extras. 43c; storuga packed
I'l-sts, 4;Hf 42 'c.
Poultr Alive, higher: fowls, SOc,
New loin Money.
New York, July 8. Mercantile raper
i ?i 0 8 per cent.
Kxchangc Irregular,
, Sterling' Sixty-day bills, $3..SV,; com
merclsl in-day .bllis, on banks. $:l.K9',j;
t-ommercinl 60-day bills, $;i.!3; ilemaa.l,
K3.94: cables. $3,944.
Pranrs Uemand, 8.32c; cahli s, 8.34c.
Helgian Francs I'eniand, 8.8c; cabl-.'s,
t.Oiic.
Guilders Demand, 35.25c; cables. ':i.S.;7
Lire I'emand. 6.00c; cables, Otc.
Marks Demand. 3.63c; cable. 2.64c.
New York i:cbange on .Montieal
12 .'-16 per cent.
Honda Government, irregular; rnllroii'l.
steady.
Tiin Loans Strong; all dates, 8 4 per
cent.
Call Money Steady; high, 1 per cent; low
7 per cent; ruling raie. 7 per cent: clos
ing bid, 6 per cent; offend ut 7 per ciwl;
last loan. 7 per cent;, bank acceptances,
6 per cerjt. .
Liberty Ilond Prices.
New York, July B. Liberty bond prices
at noon today were: Ss, 91,60; first
4s, 86.30; second "TIC 85.50 bid; first 4..,
S6.30; second 4'a, K5.74: third 4'is.
k9.S; fourth 4ls, S6.04; Victory 3i.
95.90; Victory 44s. 95.88.
Cotton futures.
New York, July . Cotton future
opened ateady; July, :19.05c to 39.40'j
tictober, 32.10c: December, 31.65c; Jan
uary, 30.90c; March. S0,32c.
Kunsas City Produce.
Kansas City, .Mo., July 8. Pscklng But
terOne rent higher, 40c; other grade
unchang d.
Kggs Unchanged : hens, le, higher, 25
(u:,sc; other classes unchanged.
New York Metals.
New York, July 8. Copper Steady;
electrolytic, spot and third quarter, lie.
Iron Steady ; prices unchanged.
Tin Sternly; spot, July and August,
.56.
Antimony $7.75.
Lead Firm; spot and July, offered at
8.30c.
Zinc Quiet; i:t Ht. louls dellvtiy,
spot, 7.4'ic bid. 7.70c asked.
At London Spot: Copper, 8$ 12s 6d;
electrolytic, C105; tin, 249 6s; le4, ' (33
5s; alnc, ill 16s.
Nsr York Dry Goods,
.'ew Tork, July Cotton f(,od were
very quiet In today' market, mills begln
nhiga to curtail (hair output. Yarn, dress
goods and men' wear, war dull. Milks
were especially Inactive, with one large
concern in financial difficult!. Burlaps
wer ateady,
Siwt Cotton.
New York. July 8. Cotton
mlddllng, 40.60c.
Spot, quint;
Typewriters
Can Make Immediate Delivery on
Underwoods, -Remingtons,
Royals,
' L. C. Smiths, Olivers,
' and Coronas.
Buy Now and Sav Monty.
Central Typewriter
Exchange
Doug. 4120 N1912 Farnatn St.
Local Stocks and Bonds
by Hums. Itrlnkei
II 1016
io! !l()06
13 75
15 00
15 16
16 00
It 60
13 30
16 Oil
16 2"
COWS.
9 60 2!
s I II 11
9 .".
9. .
It..
15..
632
804
828
78
790
833
850
908
til 1
13 50
14 75
15 70
15 85
0 Grain lnsi,xtr font tin licensed ee- I but this stood almost In entirely as se
5 vntnrs: Wheat. 2 cars; corn 77 cars- nnii curity for new notes. A feature of the
'I . .a ' . . . '"'."I I An . . V. tnnLr nt Vr.nra WM AO
13 15
15 85
16 16
9 90
1..1.
441
. 760.
.ic;
. .' $i:8
130
HKIFUKS.
6 75 8 1045 l: 6$
HULLS. ,
8 00 l...u..-i;S0 9.33
1 00
CALVIOS.
$ 00 , 6 382 9 00
10 00 6 -. . 184 11 00
KTMI-KEItS ANI FKEDF.RS.
18 62 6 25 t IT 950 T 15
6 647 I 26
yuotat'ons o'n cattle: Good to choice
bc-tvea, $IS.6eK.riU: fair lo good beeves,
$14.7(16.50; lommon , ti fair beeves,.
$15.00t 14.73; good to chol,e yearlinas.
$15.25el6.25; fair to good yearlings,
$l."..0015.2f.; common to fair yearlings,'
SlO.OOis 1.1. mi; choice to prime helfes.
$1 1.600 12.75: good to choice heifers,
$!0.0OS(,11.SO; - common to fair helfeis.
jjKtoiJr 10.60; choice to prime cows. $11.00
i l2.60; good to choice cows, $J,6011.00;
fair to good rows, 'n.r0ii.60, common
to fair cows. $3.7506.60; good to choice
f, edirs. $9.25nll.OO: medium to good
feeders, $8,50r9,2&; common to fair feed'
ers. $7.,r,Ut8,50; good to choice stockers,
$9.O0(tf 10 00; fair to wood stockers, $7.600
9.00; common to fair stockers, $6.50W
7.E0; stock heifers, $i.757.25; stock
cows, $5.00 SJi 7.00; stock calves. $5.50
8.00; veal cnlves. $7.6012.00; bulls. s:ars.
eJc, $6.00 10.60; good to choice grass
bVves. $12.00i 12.75; fair to good grass
heoves. $11.00 1 2.00; common to fair
grass beeves, $9.75trll.OO.
Hogs Arrivals of hoga for today's trada
was estimated at 9,800 head. Shippers
bought freely during early rounds and
competition waa lively enough to produce
an advance of fully 25e on hogs suitable
for shipping. Packers put up their drnvt
at prices that were mostly 15ii(25e hi"her.
Hulk of the receipts ehnna-ed hands at
$14.00fi 13.00. with best ltsht hogs mak
ing a top of $15.75.
14 cats: rye. 10 ctrs and hnelev j
From store; Corn, 1,000 bushels 'and oats
s.'-M bushels.
" W'csti rn hog reci-ipta tod:.y were 86 lino
ncid. against 7,93r, last wk and 103.838
last year. Two years ago. 99,234 head
The Kink Isli nd rallrosd haa removed
I ho embargo which proilded that corn
-ecelved On that- road hurl A i. -..1.1
1,1 buyers who could accept the grain on I al
th- Rock Island tracks. . Removal nf the I '
embcrgo means that car on that ruad !
t iny now be switched-to other lints,
tool weather s ill i,r.ii;. i ... .i..
llo s:ntis; but no nbnormally low rend
.:.;rs arc reported ts pnjr section.- Tha
..-iitlivr wTIl continue lair without mater-
I chanps in t-mperature1. from the Lakes
thi Hnoklea. until Friday night.
Hist bjl for nevf osts this morning wa
He ovor Heptcmher for July shipment.
HootKs'o,,..,, III., .wires: "Had no rain
'1 ?ii.eri",tor yet' 'uo1 ather will
Help filling. Two field of early June
oats out yesterday. Estimated yield 60
.... , suit,.
etati'ment of the Ite.nk of France was an
Increase of J49.4OO.O00 franc In circula
tion, which acquired emnhaiis from the
fnct that outstanding notes had been in
process of contraction for several weeks.
In. the foreign exchange the same trend
wrs s-en as on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sterling gained of a cent to $3.94 for
chocks, while rales In France. Holitlum
and Italy reeedrd slightly. Holland ratea
ore firm as were Swl?s quotations.
New , York Quotations
Range of ' prices of the leading stocks
fumls'hfd by Logan & Bryan, Peteta Trust
building:
... Halls:
A.. T. A S.. F. . ..4
lialtimore A- oiiio .32V4
Canadian Pacific $174
N Y. & H. . K 69
Ltle R. R I2'i
'It'. Northern, pfd 0'ft
llllno's Central ..S2V
Mo Kan. Tex. . C'a
1 Kan. Clly SoutliernIS
Shipping- sa.Ua over- night were SI. 000
brshels corn, 30.O011 bushels oats, and
H'.IIOO bushels barlry. The east can
celed 20,000 bushels corn here this morn-
"FoV'h? I. 'li' ' S' .T,5"'he Co" I nu.l Pacific ..26
for the last 60 days the farmers of the . V Y N H & II 31
Vh" :aLZ' hr "We to market j NorlhVrn Pa. Ry
...... ...... , ,ti 1111 ni irom 1 to $l.l5fiil N W .
I-V ."nd r,Th.e'PreW.nt rr'C Sep'om" ' R '
farm?; ii "L """r. 0,l! ''' that the U-ading Co. ..
farmer will have to accept less than 70 It!.. It. I. i l,
,1 on-. .v.r " - r ncw ".-. I ! !'.
i, ., ,n .,!"'1' 1 knuw ,nv wl not. The
situation In onts la the reverso of that
li in " ? 'l"K,lble for oats to
decline any further."
Chicago Closing Prices.
By Updike Oraln Co.. Doug. 2SJ7. Julv x
open I High. Low. Close, Yes.
1IOCS. '
No Vv. 8h. P- rn. A. Sr.V Pr.
5S..343 .. $13 60 43. .350 .. $13 "5
30.. 290 13 86 67.. 561 180 13 to
C8..241 210 14 00 49. .22-4 .. 14 10
41. .233 .. 14 15 7T..21J 110 14 20
05.. 264 '7 14 26 TT..220 70 14 .15
i.1..209 250 1 4 10 78. .219 40 14 50
67. .309 .. 14 60 32. .228 .. 14 65
64. .254 110 14 75 109. .251 .. 15 0
68. .219 .. 16 20 81. .214 .. 15 55
66.. 213 80 IS 10 -
2J..0 ... $.3 V 26. .20 ... $14 no
4S..211 "... 14 10 52. .337 ... 14 IS
f.5,.320 180 14 26 TT..216 40 14 36
68. .28? 80 14 40 57.. 248 70 14 50
r.'-'..26 70 14 60 81 . .274 ... 14 65
49. .537 180 14 75 6SU-.248 70 14 80
K..2:0 ... 14 85 8S..18S 70 14 90
68. .270 140 ISM 61. .239 ... 16 25
f3..221 ... 15 45 72. .214 ... 15 50
34. .18 ... 15 75
Art'es
Corn
July
Sept.
1 Dec.
i Rye
1 July
Sept.
'. Oata
July
Sept.
Dee.
Pork
July
Sept.
Lard
July
Sept.
Ribs
, July
Sept.
I.69V4 1.59S, 1.6644 1.67
1.60 1.60 1.65V4 1.66 V.
1 43 1,434 1 40 1.40J,
2 23 2.23ii 2.20V, 2.21(4
1.89V4 l.6 1.87 I.8i
96 .14 Vi .44
' .76 .764 .75 .76
28.25 28. n 28.25 28.25
29.76 30.26 29.76 30.25
18.30 19. TT 116.80 18.77
19.30 19.82 119.20 18.60
16.75 116.75 116.75 18.T5
17.37 11 7.63 117.31 1T.6J
Kanaa City Ut Stork.
Kansas city. Mo.. July . Cattle Re
ceipts, 6.800 head: beef steers, ateady to
J5c lower; yearlings. $10.60; best heavies.
$18.40; choice grassera. $16.00; quarantine
cattle, ateady; aalea, $16.26912.35; hulk,
$10.36911.75; quarantine cowa. $.7t
9.10; other claasea uneven but mostly
teady; choice vealera, $12 004)13.00.. .
Hogs Receipts, 5,000 head; steady" to
Ife higher: top. $16.95; bulk, heavy and
medium. $15.6oei6.$0; bulk, light, $16.26
0-15.40. a , ,
Sheep Recetpta. 1,00 head: -sheep,
steady; odl bunches, native ewea. $7.00;
bulk, $ 00.4 I 50; lamb moat ley ISc
higher; tot- native, $16.25; Arizona.
$14754 ' -
Sheep and Lambs Today' run of sheep
waa fairly large, amounting to 13.500 head,
offeringa came largely from the west with
ldahos. Oregons and Ts'evadaa comprising
the bulk. Very little business waa trans
acted earlr, but parkera wanted good fat
lambs and trade finally took form at
prices 25(ff'SOf higher. Good lam'o sol.l
around $16.0045 15.60. Fat sheep ruled
strong with b.st ewea quotable around
8w6.25. No material change occured In
feeders, good grades finding an outict
largely at $13.O0!3.50. .
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs Fat
-inge lambs, $14.00 ;5.50; feeding ismbr.
S11.0013.60; cull lamba. $7.0010.00;
earlings, $3.00010.00; ewes. $5.0096.25;
iw culls and canners, $2.0O4.00.
t'hlrngo I.Itj Stoek. '
Clhoago. July 8. Cattle Receipt.
9 000 head: beef stee-s. better grades fat
cow and heifers, firm to 26c higher: top
steers, $17.00. averaging 1,430 pounds; top
yearlings. $1.M; bulk, beef steers, all
weight. $13. 00C 16.65; canners. cutters and
bulls, steady; veal calv. a.-T6rr $1.00 high
er: bulk. $12. 605 13.75: otocker arid
feders, strong.
Hogs Receipts. 26 0f head, active,
2536c higher than yesterday's average;
poorer advance in-st: top. $16,25; bulk,
light and light butcheirs. 16.80M6.15;
bulk. 260 pounds and over, fll.864tit5.70:
Ties, stetdv to strong; bulk, desirable
kinds. $13.0013 60.
Sheep and Lambs-s-Recelpts. 10.00.1
head; uneven; lambs, 35'.'0e higher;
shiep mostly 50e higher; choice lamba,
$16.10: other Idaho lambs. $ 1 5.26 1 6.00;
top native lambs. fl6.00; bulk. $14.0if
16.00; ytry good Oregon wethers. $8.26:
choice Idaho ewes. $8.00: bulk, native
ewts. $.00ifJ7.00; choice feeding lambs,
$13.40; very good feeding-wether, $7.25.
I
Sloua City LIT Mock.
Sioux City, I.. July '"8. Cattle Ite
celpta, 1.600 head: market strong. Beef
ateersr choice fed. $13.80iftt.J5; short
fed. $11.00113.50; fed yearlings. $10,000
16.15; grass steers. $7.50fH2.nO; grass
cows, $8. 6i)j!t. 25; fat cows and- heifers,
$9.00tT3.0n; canners. t3.9e?6.oO; veal
calve. $6.604$ II 60: common ra'ves. $4.00
9.00; feeders. $7.60110.00; feeding rows,
$5.0007.00; stock half era. f5.00ffll.60;
toratera, f6.OO9.00. -
Sheep Receipts, 300 head: market
werk. v j
Hogs Receipts, 8,o heed: market ISc
to 25c higher. -Light. $14 fi 18 6;
mixed. $14. 0lieH5.no; rough. $13.0014.00;
bulk. $13. 60 15,50
S'eV York !agar.
New York, July 8. Sugar Raw, ateady:
centrifugal. 18. He: refined, lateady: fin
aranulated. 22.004$ 24.00c: futures, firmer
I earlier; active positions, 5 to 10 points
(higher at mid-day on buying by coin
rolsalon bouses.
70
...39
. . .68 '4,
..38'
...!7ti
P. 31 Vi
..115
... 8,
Meels:
Am. Car & Fdry. 142
Atlls-Chal. Mfg ...39
Am. Loco. Co. ..104't
I'ld. Alloy St. Corp.44
italdwln Ln. Wks.126
tteth. St. Corp. ..92 54
Colo. Fuel A I. Co. 35
Southern Ity.
( III.. Mil. A- St.
Prion Pacific .
Wabash
161 Vi
1.60V,
1.45-14
2.24
l.0V4
.96 '4
' .80Vi
.71
27.62
29.63
18.26
17.20
18.60
I17.3T
Am. Steel Fdry.
'fldvnle St.
Press d St.
39
'.. CO 76V,
Ord.43 -
Co.,02'4
Omaha Grain
WHEAT.
No. 2 hard: i crs, $2.74; 8-5 car, $2.73
No. 4 hard: 1 car, $2.68: t car, $2.67.
No. 5 hard: 1 car. $2.60 (cmuttyl.
Sample hard: 2-6 car. $2.65 (heating).
No. 5 spring: I car, $2.45 (northern!.
No 4 mixed: 1 car. $2.63.
CORN.
No. S white: 1 car, $1.58.
No. 6 white: 1 car, $1.60 (loaded out).
Sample white: 1 car. $1.36.
No. 2 yellow: 2 cars. II 5s: 1 car, $1.57.
No. 3 yellow; 1 car, $1.67; 2 car, $1.55.
No. 6 yellow: 1 car, $1.44 (musty).
No. 1 mixed: 2 cars. (1-62 ; 1 car. $1.60;
1 car, $1.50 ( 6 percent damaged).
No. 4 mixed: 1 car, $1.50; 1 2-5 cara,
$1.48.
Sample mixed: 1 ear, $1.40 (heating).
- OATS.
No. 2 whlte:-4 car, $1.01 vj.
No. 3 white: 7 3-5-sars, $1.01.
Sample white: 1 car, 99c.
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, $1.01.
No. 3 mixed: 1 tar, $1.00.
OMAHA RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Week Year
Receipts
Wheat
Corn . .' ,
Oata
P.y
llarley
Shipments
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Rye
Barley
Today.
....20
....34
.....22
.... 0
.... 0
....3
54
....10
.... 1
.... 1
Ago.
64
T5
13
3
0
8T
63
14
1
0
Ag-.
0
2
24
0
1
2
60
25
1
5
CHICAGO CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Week Year Con
Today. Ago. Ago. tract.
Wheat 10 18 16 1
Corn 226 169 111 143
Oata ;' T2 112 75
KANSAS CITY RECEIPTS.
Week Year
Today. ' Ago. Ago.
Wheat 7 1
Corn .....13 IT lb
Oat 12 4
ST. Louis receipts
Week Year
Today. Ago. Ago.
Wheat U 1
Corn 1107 66 3
Oata .- 2T 61
NORTHWESTERN RECEIPTS OF ..
. .WHEAT.
Week Te
Ago. Ago.
TO 118
71 11
143 129
Hoi T
, Today.
Minneapolis ......... . .143
Duloth 214
Total .- 367
SVInnlneg ....109
J. C. Welch, manager "of the farmers
elevator at Mllford, Neb., waa a visitor
at the Omaha Grain Exchange today. He
atated that the condition of corn In his
section wa excellent with a normal
acreage. Harvesting of nheat haa been
on there for a week. T' - yielda will
average about 20 bushelair sere.
81) 80 80
?1 i 32 '31 V
110 117 115-U
6 69 69 ,
l:,, 12 11
70 70 'i 70
82 82 82 '
6 I! 8
17 IS 17
23 25 23
30 3(1 311
;i '2 71
08 70 '68
39 39 39
87 87 87
37 37 37
93 34 93
26 27 26
3.1 J4 1, ,r,
114 114 114
T 8 T
Hh HI . Ill
39 39 39
l-' 103 11
43 43 43
126 126 125
91 92 92
35 35 .
169 160 159 a
38 , 39 'I 39V4
V5 76 75
' 42 42 42
101 102 111)
96-14 . 7 96
98 99 9t
74 76 74
94 95 94
fly. Steel Soring 100
Slnsa-Shef. fit. I. T5
' Coppers:
Annconda Cop. Mln.68 57 67 67
Am. Smlt. tt H. Co.62 62 62 61
Hutte ft Sup. M. Co.23 22 23 22
Chile, Copper "o. .16 18 16 15
t'hlno Copper Co. .31 31 31 30
Inspiration Cons. C.54 63 63 62
Kenneeott Copper .27 26 27 27
Miami Copper Co. .21 21 21
Nov. Cons. Cop. Co.18 12 13 12
Hay Cons. Cop. Co. 16 16 16 18
Utah Copper Co. ..70 69 69 68
Industrials:
Am. Beet Su. Co. ..96 03 96 , 93
, vt. sc . j. s. e.iita ir, 167 166
89
93
14' 14
12 12 13
23 23 23 U
.42 43 42
Am. Internat. Coro.90V4 8984 89'4
Am. Sum. Tob. Co. 93 '4 91 92 91
Am. Cotton Oil Co. 46 46 46 46
Am. 1 ei. lei. .. s.i 53
Brooklyn Rap. Tr. 12
Bethlehem Motora 23
American Can Co. 43
Chand. Mol. Car.105 104 104U 10s
Central Leath. Co. 69 "4 69 69 68
Cuba Cane Su. Co. 64 54 64 64
Cel. Packing Cor. 71 T0 T" TO
fa I. Petrol. Corp. 34 22 33 '33'
Corn Pr. Rfg. Co. 97 96 96 97
Nat. Er. ft Stam. 71 71 71 71
Flsk Rubber Co... 34 33 33 34 .
General Elect. Co.142 142 142 141;
Gaston Wm. ft IV. 12 12 12 11
Goner. Motor Co. 28 27 27 2T
Goodrich Co 65 64 64 64
Am. H. A L. Co 17
Haakell B. Car. T9 TT 77 76
V. 8.- Ind. Al. Co. 7 96 96 96 '
It.ternatlonal NIc.. 18 17 18 17
Internat. Tap.' Co. 82 80 82 78
A.tax Rubber Co.. 86 66' 66 64
KeJIy-Sprln. Tire. .111 1 1 ( m im;
Keyatone T. A R. 31 30 . 30 so
Internet. Mer. M. 33 33 33 3!"
Maxwell Motor Co. S 26 25 25
Mexican Petrol. ..198 J95 ior. ja7
Middle State Oil. 32 31 32 31
Pure OH 42 4! 42 42
Wlllya-Overla. Co. 20 19 20 19
Pierce Oil Corp... 16 15 16 16
Pan-Am. P. ft T.,108 10714 107 107
Pierce. Arrow Mot. 66 56 56 56
Royal Dutch Co,-.. 116 114 114 114".
V. S. Rubber Co.. 101 100 lonvi 100
Am. Ru. Rfg. CO.. 127 125 127 125
Sinclair Oil ft Rfr. 33 52 v. 5?u tf.
c'-ars-iTiruuca o. . .
Stromberg Ca. Co. 93
Studebsker Corp... 76
Tob. Produeta Co. 711
Trana-Contlne. Oil 16 16 16
rexaa i;o .1. 4S 4714 47 .
11. a. rooa r. cor. 72
I'. S. 8.. R. ft M. 694
Tha White Mo. Co. 65 64
Wilson Co., Inc.. 59 59
West'ghouse Alrbr
Western Union . . 82
West'gh'se E. ft M. 50
American SVo. Vt.Ml
Total aale. T97.300.
Money: Close. 7: Wednesday cloe. 7
Marka: Close, .0268; Wednesday close.
.0267.
Sterling. Close, 3.15; Wedneaday close.
93
TT
Tl
200
r!
76
Tl
16
471
T0 T1 T2
ft94 SS
54 64
69 69
105
82 83
60 60
98 100
84
T6
TI
82
50
18
New York Curb Stocks.
Boston Wyoming
cosaen nil
Consolidated Copper ....
Elk Baslrl
Merrlt Oil .....
Mldweat Refining Co...
Stpulpa Oil
U. S. Steamship
1 to 1 u
T T
.2r 2
'6 O 8
15 16
14150
64
3 1
Nw York Coffee,
New York. July 8. Coffee Rio No. T.
IllSe; futures, firm: September, 12,18c;
December, 1I.5SC
to 125
97 100
175
150 200
87 90
25" 320
220 ... .
160 I si
n
101',, 102
2C5 .;o
96
97 98
2 k 5 .
85 90
99 Hill
ti.40
95 99
.70 7
96 98
Quotations furnished
tic Co. :
American St. bank, Omaha ...
Bui'sea.'i-Nush pfil 7 pet 1923-42
Corn Ex. .Nut. 10 pet Omaha ..
First Nat Bk Omaha s pet
Gooch Food Prod pfd
L. S Nat. Ilk Omaha 12 pet
Mer Nat Hk Omaha 8 pet ....
Nub. Nat Ilk Omalm 8 pet ...
Packers Nat Bk omuha B pet
Paxt & Gal Co 7 pet pfd ....
S. Y. Nut Ilk omiilia 12 pet ..
Union l'ow & L 7 pi t pfd 1927
Union Stock Y Omaha
U S Nut Ilk Omaha s pet ...
Uniiils '
liooth-St. Louis tiH. 1931 ...
Im ml ce Pav, 6a, la JO ....
Hill Hotel llldg 6s 1921-30 ..
Omaha Athletic Us 11132 ....
I C R St Ry 1b 1928
Sinclair Con Oil 7 'as 1925 .
WichiU Yds 6s 1934
New Vork Coffee.
New York, July 8. The steadier ton
reported In tha market for coffee futures
yesterday was followed by mure active
covering an J a sinirp advance today. The
buying' was stimuluted by n ports of uil
vunces lu futures at Santos and there
wiih talk of a better Joblilng demand,
which probably contributed to the
strength of the locnl market. First prices
were somewhat ii-.c.ului- with July 3
points lower, but later . mouths .showed
un- advance of 10 to 14 points ami July
B.jon firmed up' with the rest of the
list., which became more active end firmer
during the afternoon wfien cables cume
In repotting further recovtry In Santos.
September 'sold up to 12. file, and liecem
ber lo 12C9c, or 63 to 71 points net
higher and nbofjt 111 to 121 points above
the low level of lust m k Closing prices
.vero at about the best i f the; day with
the general list showing a net t'dvance of
57 lo 80 point. July l;l.5Nc: Seutcniber.
I:c; Oclob-T. 12-51e; Oecenilier. U.fiiie-
1 ( hie: go Slocks.
The following isolations are furnished
l.y Logtin & Hi-yan, members .of all princi
pal Kxchan;;es. Room 248, I'clers Trust
bulMIng (formerly Hee building), Seven
fentli and Farnrm a'reets, Omaha, Neb.
Armour & Co., pfd 91
Armour Leather Co.. common. 95,
Armour Leather Co., yfd. 91 'a
1'ontlnrnlui .Motors 10
l,ihii, McNeil & Llbby 13
Morftgomery Wind Co 31,
National Leather 112
r.eo Motor Car Co 22-'
swift & Co
f'wlft In'.ertiatlonHl :!''
I'ninn Carbide A Carbon Co 6 1 u
Omaha H?-j Market.
Receipts llght.on both hay and aiftlfa.
While the der.iaVd is very quiet. Market
remain w, ak with no change In prlcea
Oat and wheat straw steady.
No Upland prairie hay. $20 oof21.00;
No 2 $12.0017.00; No 3. $7.00 10 00:
No 1 Midland prairie' hay. $18.00 (j 1 9.00
No 2 Set 00W 1 5.M0; No. 1 lowland prairie
hay. $in.lliir,i)12.('0: No. 2. $8.(10 W 1 0.00
Noi's. J't.Olltirl 00. Choice alfalfa. $28.00.
No i $'.'4.0(1 W2ti Oil; standard. $18.00)
'mi- No 2. lYonjJ'livOO: No. 3. $10 OOifr
if 2 00.' Oal s'raw. $lo.i)fll3.00; wheat
$9ren.6o.
Miimcupolls tlrain.
MiniieapnlK luly 7. Flour I'mhanged.
1, noil hern, hi
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You Have Wished For I
Wo are overloaded on couch hammock
the "Royal," shown here, especially.
(
No.
Hran 251 ("'.
Wheat Cash
on.
Corn $1.54 ti 1.56.
().,tH 98ei:$l.nO.
Biirlcy $1.12t1.
p,e No. 2. f".lT2 10.
Flax No, P.- fS.f.ofl'a.CS.
Kvaporntcd Api'lw
New York. Juy 8.
null.
Prtin-s Easy.
Aprb-nts Scarce.
Peaches t-'asy.
Raisins Kirm.
nnd Dried 'rui$.
Evaporated Apples
St. Louis
! ptember. $1.62"
Oats July. 90'-
Nt. tirnln.
Mo.. July 7. Corn-
July, $l.'i2,
September.
8'.'o.
M1i)1i?h',io1Ik . Grain,
Minneapolis. July S.-KIour L'ncliangeflsj
noithtrii. $2.S5.jj)
Drsn $51.00.
Wl-.e it c.ish,
No.
t orn 81.60 1. 53.
Oats 97 M 99 c. , .
llarley $l.t5' 1.08.
RyNo. 2. $2.1 4 11 1 U'i.
Max No. 1. $3.583.tr3.
12.62c; Jlarch, 12.0Xc;
May,
1
JantlTiry,
1 2. 7 ::c.
Spot coffee was reported In- b tier de
mand with the market firmer at l:!c
for Kto 7s. anil 19 ',4 e21c for Santos 4s.
Xetv York
General.
Wheut imt.
$2.9;
I. f.
f i.rm :
. and
truck,
New York, July 8.-
No. 2 red and No. 3 hard.
;no. j mixed durum, $2.93 c.
New York, export.
Corn Spot, easy; No. 3 yellow, $1.79
c. I. f. New York. 10 days shipm- nt.
Oats Spot, easy;; No. 2. white, $1.20
1.-8.
Other artleles unchanged.
Turpentine find Rosin. .
Savannah, Ga July 8 Turpentine
Firm, $1.30; sales. 181 bhls.; receipts,
1,1.10 liblm; shipments, 538 bbls. ; stock, I
6,856 bbls.
Rosin Firm: sales, 1.302 casks; re- I
ceipis, j.m, casks; shipments. 1,464
casUs; stock ;6.onn e.-'siis
Quote: n. $10,25; I), K F, O, II, I,
K, M, $13.00; N. WO, WW. $13.10.
St.
St. Lou's Grain.
Lonls, Mo.. .tub' 8. Corn Julv
$1.68; September. $1.67.
Oats July, 96c;- September. 80c.
IJns-e-I Oil.
Duluth. Minn., July 8. Linseed $3.66
0 3.T1.
Turpentine and Rosin.
Savannah. Ga., July 7. Turpentine
Firm, $1.30; sales, 123 bbls.; rece'pta, 418;
ihipments, 4J; stock. 6,264.
Rosin Firm: sales, 1,121 casks; rewlpts,
S,i05, shipments. 77; stock. ;5,650.
' note: B. $10.00?f 10.25; D.--E.
I. K. M $13.10613.25: N.
ft.SI.S3.
5,650. II
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Summer Tours
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I New England and Canadian
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Daily to September ' 30, return-
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Stop-overs, Side Trirs and Cir
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Leave Chicago
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21S Railway Exchange,
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ar
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Till
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$10.75
w have cut these to
This price includes hammock land pad no chains or standard.
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FOR
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Al important Markets
, WE ARE MEMBERS Or
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