Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 29, 1915, Page 9

THE BE OMAHA Stores and RENT-Ground 1 and basement Kawneer front tion, county seat et Offlce on 17th o Double Windows ONLY VACANT ROOM AVAILABLE ON THE STREET. Private Office—\Waiting Room 180 Sq. Ft.—$18 The Bee Building Office Room 103. $16 per month 0’'Keefe Real Estate Co., Omaha National Wait For Minne Lusa REAL ESTATE—SOUTH SIDE { Wants a House Near Hanscom REAL ESTATE A Client owning an 8. FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE "uotier. place somewhers NeAE. th Do you want a smaller and better tormia. nies, none better. i a1 Sity Net. B, Payne Investment Co., Fifth Floor \B: Omaha annnn! “l\nll Wait For Minne Lusa FIVE rnuml modern M Mlt 'Mla 8 20th Twp. 13, Ran NORTHWEST c. 29, ‘B Cheyenne Cownty, Mlke your bes _tuvvnhvcgllx: Rapids PN FORTY ACRES, two miles from Arcadla, la.; what have you to trade, worth $3,000, Box 211, Tecumseh, Neb. A FARM FOR SALE? on of your land | o Sioux City, Ia., Journal. Powerful Want dlum.” Twenty-five words eve evening, Saturday morning an Saturtay evening and Sunday one month, ; uvelv. digterent hnut circulation of any lowa new 20,000 readers dally in four great R, eotun m. Onuno. large .lm atel t 'trecs. Inquire so mh Af:nren m Sun. Red 691. TFOR SALE by owner, 7 chicken house, barn, all > “‘Towa' flolt acres, 6. house, Kkind fruit. 8. 3701 b shxteen ads on or §2, of 0 words, REAL EflTATE—W’ES‘I‘ SIDE ARE TYOU GOING TO BUY IAANDY If 80 you should first get a cop the Farm and Real Estal has lands advertised in it from state, 80 that you can find just| you are looking for in its columns. It kuv- you informed on land tunities in ail parts of the countr: wlnltm.\ help in flnglnsI lan of & year subscription, =4 trial. It will be stopped at the end of me time ordered Farm and Real Estate Jourinal. Tw oW, rooms, pnl"lh olk and mnh finish, k raundntlnn. close to car, short dls- e out, south front. Best bu: TEL. N’ DO For Sale By OWner X New modern six-room house near Farnam; oak floors and flullh had fireplace, sleeping bookcases and cupbo ol and will eacrifice. Call Douglas 2070 during business hours. MINNE LUSAx largest addition ever platted here will 8001 be on sale -0 s for t ree on easy terms. O. mah Mlnnuotn hna Co. 40 ACME 4 miles lmm from town: 160 acres unde cu‘uv‘uon. balance use can plu:llca.lly all be cultivated: heav; buildings, consisting of REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN 1% good horses; % hoks: ono-mlr of this year half cash. Schwab ., Minneavolis, Minn. Principal Reed’s Bungalow Home For Sale . 6 fine rooms, rell on front and side of. house, quarter sawed oak floors, heating plant, from + back BLACK alluvial sofl; wheat, 40 bu. the farmers rich. per acre; $4 acre cash Be independent. Alfalfa and Notice the price, balance twenty les like this are Tt | e pimiing, refrigerator, House is well built in every re- spect; metal weather strij Buy a farm now. on all win- Well Tmproved Central Nebraska Farm This farm of 218 acres lies 2 miles (rom the county meat in Garfleld county. d every foot of it will rulle bought for $70 nwnlr might take sm nr place in or around Omaha in exchange. PAYNE INVEST'MENT CO., 6th F1. New Om. ; right on Farnam car line. helongs to Prof. Reed of the who Is leaving Au- He has made a special low price of $460 on this bunga. low and will grant easy today and look it this are few. Payne & Slater Co. 61§ Omaha National Bank Bldg. JUST COMPLETED. CHOICE DUNDEE HOME. AMONG FINE HOMES. 1F YOU WANT A GOO! | THIS ONE AT Omaha High school, for Loulsville Acre now m over., ODWrtunl!l!l ke OEN' CBR One of t‘t‘;p‘ best: lmnmvul half sections be near and other Ditbulldings. Fvery foot of 1 ine bard soll. Can make a price acre 1f taken now, ndlord's share of INVESTMENT P‘:l."&h Fl, Omaha Nlt Bank Bldg.—o sun -Best i lum-priced llnfl in Na mhw required. C. Eradl 3 Washington. “FREF lumberlwllh every sale land near n, .Txxlfl ! 4o, decorated through- with f‘rul! REAL ESTATE m}\!s FARM LOANS, & PER CENT. 'T\)LAVD & TRU“BULL. “8 Beo Bldl I8 Farnam st 5, 5%, 6 per cent. Bank. See this today as terml are such that you e;a Bldg., lllh an ¢ and farm loan Dumont & Co. WANTI'_I’)-CK}' loans and warran nam Smith & Co., NTED-Good farm and city loans at rates. PITERS TRU ST CO., c \TY nrol:'rfl' W. 1820 Farnam St. 1622 Farnam. Large loans a lnncln.lly lds | FOR BALE or !rlde‘ 10 lots all in fruit; 6-room modern bungalow, and school. | Dr. Parsons. EY on hand for city and farm Toans. v atlonal Bank Bldg. Fast Nebraska farms. | REAL ESTATE C x;oun- 715, Binder, City OMAHA homes. [ 1016 Omaha National. PRIVATE MONEY, £2.000 to Irun on improved farm. 2 88 Brandels Bldg. close to car Phone Benson largest .ddlunn ever » II" soon_be on FOR SALE-or r»m and Beward., 6xs8 platted bers 7N I TG, Carlberg, u‘l Thnl’r Bldg. and_farm loan Templeton, WS Bee. T. 2000, LOA 310-12 andn« “’A\TED—C“ trackage buudl REAL ESTATE—VACANT FBAL BATATE WANTED LOT Joxia), “well improved walke: shads ¥FOF, sales, rontals, of "property _and collection of rent see F. D. WIAD, 181 Farnam, loans, insurance, REAL ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS e — e T W MAKE offer for 2 new 5. best offer takes efth : Wonderful ane Lusa Soon on Sale REAL ESTATE—FOR EXOHANGE ONE-HALF section two and onc-half mile the county in the state of North Will Irnda for |ocl!l:d ‘nd doing llfll\l for Illl' at snap prices rect and save commissions. jams l.and Co., Cooperstown, N ne MecClasky es from town, ave a few fine LEGAL NOTIOES register sy STATE—NORTH SR | GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET i Opp Clrcus Close In lleht Receipts Flll to Take Care of | | Demand and Old Wheat Ad- { vances Seveml Cents. |NEW WHEAT HALP CENT HIGHER O\IAMA July 8, 195 | The market w | and “all grains made slight advances. The offerings were exceptionally light and were hardly sufficlent to take care of the demand. The market for old wheat was eapecially strong and advanced several cen! while new wheat showed in of lge. Corn was firm, selling | from W@ic higher, and oats advanced 'y 1o over the white, while the white corn 80ld about c in advance of the mixed. It s thought that farmers will use more thelr wheat than ever before. The grain that has been rained on In the shock will be allowed to stand in the field until it is dried out. Clearances were Wheat and flour 1,000 bushels; corn, 2000 bush- 394,000 bushel erpol sp Wheat, %4 to 1d higher; corn, unchanged to 'sd lower. Primary wheat receipts were |1!nm bushels and shipments receipts of hipinents of 655,000 b els and shipmients 44,00 bushe! recelpts of 657,00 bushele and shipments of 490,000 bushels last year Primary oats receipts were 670000 bush- ols and shipments #2000 bushels, against hels and shipments CARLOT RECEIPTS Wheat. Corn. Oa Chicago s m mnnnpou- 186 EIBIULN, o0vssseshonsoror oo QRARA - 1oiiseceiironssoness 1) £ 3 3 Kansas CItY ..............173 2 5 8t. Louls . besesesnadBl Ed n Winnipeg . m « These cash sales were reported tod No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, new, §1.22. No car, old, '$1.38; 1 car, new, hard winter: 1 car, new, §Li0. 1 vhlu 1 car, Tic. No. white . No. 8 white: 1 car, 1 car, 7o, No. 0. 8 vellow: 1 ocar, ra (near yellow), c. No. 3 mixed: 4 o mixed: 1 car, , ite. Sample @c. Oats: No. 2. la oa : Rejected: car. 80c Onuh. Cush Prices—Wheat: No.2 tur- oy, $1.2GL40; No. 3 turkey, $1.20@1.89 No. 2 har o $I21@1.99. No. 8 hard, $1.18@ 1.8 No. 4 ‘hard, $i.00G1.3; No a.rl Fi8an 3i; No. 2 duram, $1.0001 08; " No. 3 durum, $1.08471 0‘ Corn: No, ? white, 'fl Yflc: No. 3 whalte, 78'4@77c; No. 4 white, *'t. No. & white, 7WS\§¢ No. 6 wh! 7 u‘m Bigc: No. 2 yellow, hfl'&‘ No. 3 ow, T o L tH 0. !“ ellow, TR @TIc; mixed, 78%@7ic; No. 8 mixed, 76%@Tc No. 4 mixed, W@704c: No, 5 mixed, ‘fig‘ @76c; sample mixes %0; No. 8, "lw 2c. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Features of the Trading and Closing Prices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, July 28-—-Anxiety over wet weather effects on harvesting of wheat was to some extent offset by skepticism regarding the seriousness of danger from black rust. In consequence the wheat market closed unsettled, 4@%e off to 1% up, compared with last night. Corn fin- ished at e decline to %c advance, oats with gains of a_shade (0 2 and provi- sions down to 10¢120c Rains that implied delay and damage to the winter crop of wheat gave lhl‘ July delivery a sharp advance und Kej T price velatively Strons throughout the day. For a considerable time, the later operations were also bullishly affected by black rust reports, but temperatures in the northwest were comparatively cool, and the harvest of the spring crop was expocted to start in some places as early D HOME, SEH|as next week. A sharp break In prices 506 BURT STRBEET. This home is full two stories, strictly modern, oak roug! room with French doors, vestibule and ooat room with colonnade open ing room, which has panel neat den or sewing room, andy Kkitchen, with built-in oupboard: | clothes chute to both: Toors, large um erator room, three closets, sleepin stairs to floo! full cement basement, sink and cellar dn!n. window shades, beautiful I wunnud turnace and plum ln(, Pt by da, the value an will wazt to own it. re any home in Omaha as erlal and finish. For more infor- mation, phone Walnut 2716, B. E. Wonderful Minne Lusa Soon on Sale at Minneapolis was taken as further dis- wvrediting the black rust talk Exporters werl sald to have bought Sep- tember wheat freely on the deciine and large living [to have taken 280,000 bushels of cash wheat here besides. In this connection de- olded interest was manifest regarding as- sertions that the British government would assume direct control of the entire yleld this season in Canada and Australia. Shorts were on the -buying side of corn, W | espectally while the wheat market main: tained full strength, The bulge, however, brought out profit taking sales by hold- ers. According to a leading expert, the tnmper-tureu at night recently have been of a sort to promote growth. Rainy weather made oats advance, especially July. There was an active shipping in- Quiry from the enst. Tower prices for hogs weakened provi- sions. Much of the selling appeared to bo s to stop losses. “Clostng prices on options: Article] Open. | High.| Low. | Close. [Yes ‘Lh:lp’L lll'llflgllu lll la | mlxm. 10| 10T 1 Bupt.i | %‘ 1«.1 m LIty | Sl 68 | Ssn‘ fl% d 0 1w 6 156 i 6% Al 940 932% 945 ,v'nrl 3% 917H| 980 | 9 4B Wheat, No. 2 red, new, 0 2 d 14 others, b white, G2M63'4c G4e. Rye, nominal Timothy, $4.5006.50. $13.60. Lard, B BOGS—Lower; recel mark, cases included, firsts, 15%@@i6c; firsts, 16%@17c POTATOES—Lower; receipts, 2% cars; cobblers, barreled, ' $1.30@1.%; and Jersey, bulk, 6. higher; fow! Kaunsas Clty Graln = KANSAS CITY, Mo No. 2 hard, §1 No. 2_red. $1.156@1.1 § September, Woi! December, Will trade for light 2. CO! Addrcss Chas NGTICE TO CONTRACTORE. 8 s vy the Beand o St Lineoln, Nebraska, by of Edu- %0 pael * 180 Shate Normal Srpou-| ssconds, EHo: packing, 1 <\|p until ten o'clock a. m., August 4, 1915, for the erection of a brick audkorium for the State Normal School at Kearney, plans and Ined"cltlol' Craddock, Archn.u, auto, or what have you? seod brick flats. rent cation, Nebrask ELET incumbrance us McCague Bldg., accordance | mfiutd Omaha, Nebraska: Nebraska receive ——— o LEGAL 1 uo-ncm 4 by the architect, up until the hogr [OFFICE OF ooumm £h0 date above named. All bids must be ufiest check for five full &mount of bid, made payable to G E, Hall, State Treasurer of Neoraska. The Hoard reserves the right to accept |Sistence stores as betow, in accordance anyor reject any o all bids. by the Pr‘dd.lut and the Secre- o B e b RQUITY In #room modern \onllnenul 2 istrict to exchange for late odel Shsomotaie; fall valus siven | State Novnal Sohoola: Wil also . 3962, proposals for the heating, plumbt wiring for above build u:rd!nl to plans and specifications p, REAL ESTATE—NORTH SIDE A Classy Home of 5 rooms and bath, bungalow style rooms finished In oak: window seat walls; beautiful I Jing and heating the very best. Kountse Place, on fine t, facing two streots, both paved. Terms ed or lot taken as first payment. Rasp Bros. 1% MoCague Md‘ Dougla.l i Fine Kountze Place Home beamed celling and pa ting fixtures, ‘lumb: ust north of articles in “For " column; read Payne lnveshnent Co., Fifth Floor N Omaha National Bank. T % white, Wi mixed, 4. BUTTER—Creamery, 2Tc; firsts, %c POGB-Firsts. 18c; mseconds, 13%4c POULTRY— Ilanl, 12%e0; roosters, %o; and _stone brolleu Tignse. rain Market. July, $1.39; September, $1.07%. Cash: No. BRAN-#1.50 the Day on Commodities YORK, July % Quotations of falrly strong today | prompt shipment Same days 3 weeks ago Yellow corn commands a premium of | fancy olipped white tion in stacking and threshing | HOPS—Steady p, common to cholce America, Mo O slo PROVISIONS H comparisons 3 July 13| | July |1,slm nu'uu July twins, white and colored s twins, white a 1 colored average | July Mu.”z B * July | 876 8 82) 710) 6 duly 572 891 717/ 684 8 Diduly 19.1 7 0a%| ¢ | 588/ 7 20( 6 %| & ra (JUIY 20.( 6 96%| 8 69l ¢ (7l @2 " Jdy 2l g8 8T8 E| o | 60| 8 July 22 577%) 8 67| 8 88 725/ 633 8 July 23 6 8alg| 8 68( § &3/ 7 841 ¢ |8 July 24| 6ol R6al 8 77l 7% 6wl & |July 26 | 8564/ 877/ 74716368 July 5[ 6 72l * | 8 69| 757 6 46 & July 7. 6 64%| § | * | 765 6 56 8 § July 286521/ 863 869 * |66 8 i fresh turkevs, GENERAL | Wabash block Swias, 22 €1C &N W ensi. blue_label brick, ) 1 burger, 3-1b, ¢, New York white, imported French Roaquefort, America, 185¢ CL B & Q. west Co R L& P, east C. R L & P west.. 13 lde. ¢ ‘g\\'EF.T POTATOES-Kansas, $2.75 bbl, | Chicago Gt. West.. iit and vegetabys n inski_ Frult company nges. ns.u(armn Valeneh es furnished by Callfornia. Vajanoias, Calitornia Valencias, - Lemons, extra tapes i fancy Sunkist, B0, extra fancy Red Ball, 800s Californin Crawfords, busket crates, ; K -crate lots, 67%c crate; el Blackberries, \umnn- . |Hu”mln P J\vmlm fruit, Changuinola and Port Cy an\nlmlp@a Muops Nevadas Standards, VIGITA BLIBS - Cabbage, and southern, $1.00 per doz.; leituce, ¢ [ $2.25 per crate; 3.00 per crate homegrown per \m.k-l. v beets, carrots and tur. tatoes, Hc per bu. Nuts, No. 1 Bi-o per case. « xa.-u.rmxm-k ; Jumbo raw, per 1b.; Jlunbo rr.:llcd. ¢ per Ib. Watermelons 16c 1b.; Brazils, i pecans, 12 1b.; , e | MISCELLANEOUS—Crackerjack, case, 4 cuse, §L. 3.2 1% case, §1.65. Jumbo, roasted, Jumbo, raw, Sc 1b.; i salted, $1.% can. Y. l:lmu, $200 basket. Watermelons, l‘«:« Corn and WI«-II Iollun Bulletin, the twenty-four 'lmh meridian For Omaha, Neb., hours ending at 8 ‘a. time, Wednesday, STATIONS OF oM \w\ ms'rmcl. tall ()rlnd Tsland.. {North Piatte. Des Moines, la. new, $1.16%@ b4c rain Market Steady: creamery. 214@ee. | .8 1 . OATS—Market steady; No, 2, No. 2 white, 67%¢. LIVERPOOL, 3 northern Duluth, 2 'hard winter, 7 H: » futures opened at an|faot, the largest for any one {June 2, was received this morning, some Offerings from and this caused active selling,” which of 14 to 16 points, from the e was 8 to 10 points net lower, September, '8.54c; July " B-WHEAT~| February, 6.0c: 8pot coffee sasler; » Rio exchange on London Milreis prices wore higher at l(ll\ and unchanged at ‘Nln'l.. e, s 24 higher: FOURTH Infantry, N. N. G, (,‘ly NAHODAI mpanied b . | Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb, 5 per cent af tne| Bealed proposais, in ol tor tur- gelivering on or bufore Au- gust 6 1915 &t Fremont, Neb., sub- with specifications and ' conditions set forth in Clivular No, 6 Office of the Commisery deneral, Washington, D. G, Apri) 9, received af this of: fice unfll ten o'clock ‘A. M. y 1915, and then opened. dmn. .,.}( be upon request. Dell Captain Commissary, Fourth Tn Lough, :.nu-th A Sy s Potatos. 10" be - matocs, 100 mn- 5 Ji lhs Peaches (d 3 Eotion ‘and i e ), Sugar, m cans Milk (family size), 10 gals Vineger, 10 gals. Sour Plckles, 18 Ibe Salt, 4 cans Pepper (black), 188 Iba Lard, 8 Ibs. Butter (creamery), # Ibs. Oleomargarine, 4 gals. Syrup, 106 lbe. 1.aund Boap, W bhottles Vanilla ¥x- | [tract (2 oz.), also 2476 lbs. Fresh Reef, |lb¢. Flour, to be delivered as specified Jy%ast on Meeket COTTON-Spot | market easy: middling uplands, 9.35¢. No NEW YORK, Cotton futures danuary, 8me | Cotton clowed firm points net hirher LIVERPOOL, July %.—COTTON—8) Bales, 14.000 bales. Sugar -.'L:'l. %.—BUGA R—Raw quieter early today and at noon were unchanged to 1 point higher. ivaporated Apples and Dried Frults |86 1he. Bacun, 430 ibs, Fresh iiread. 200 RYAPORATRD TS cols and peaches, lnactive; rasins, firm. '®. A'"** OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET : Good Cattle Stronr lnd Others Fullv Steady—Sheep and Lambs Are 25 Cents Higher HOGS TEN T0 FIFTEEN LOWER | i SOUTH OMAHA, July X, 186 Receipts were attle. Foga. S Official Monday 4.8 b Official Tuesday 3420 10,953 Estimate Wednesday.. 170 1660 Three days this week 9818 19,160 Bame daya last week 41,102 Same days 2 woeks ago 25085 971 Same days 4 weeks ago. |1 4% 26,884 Same days lnat year. 10,016 19,58 20,308 The following tabic . )8 of cattle, hogs and shvop al ihe South X ‘narket for tho year to| pared with last vear 1915, 1914, Tn Cattle 560,27 199,508 119,798, Hogs LR M1 1 090,40 208,800 Sheep LUK L. 1060 The following table «lows the Lverand | price for hogs at the moith UmAba fiv | the wetness of fleeces at le stock market for the iast fow Jdavs, with| 1910, /1908 Date. | 915, 1914, (1013 L] !‘n %3 July 13 nna{‘m' r 15 K] M 16 8 54( 8 69 Sunday Recelpts and disposition of llve | at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha, | for twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock IPTS—-CARLOADS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's. M & 8t P... 1 [} Missourt Pacific. Unlon_ Paeific ast 1llinols Central Total m-rlru LT 4 % DISPOBITION—~HBAD. tum- Hogs. Sheep. Morrie & Co seves 1,020 ift & Co ‘ uu 23 1620 dahy Packing Co.... 812 2410 2007 e 25 348 L6e mour & Co.. Schwartz & Co 193 . JW g 1S Ling o Co *» ncking Co.. 9 Hormel cking Co.... . i Cudahy from K Morrell ........ & S, Benton, Vaneant & Fush F. R Lewis A Huston & Co B. Root & Co H. Bulla. Kellogg . . Wertheimer & Degon H. F. Hamilton Sulllvan Bros.. Rothschild Roth Meyers Qlassberg . Tanner Bros John Harvey. Cline Other buyers 1481 5,020 CATTLE- Receipts were very light to- day, only l-\'anlfi ~four cars being re- Totals. reerere 0B ported In. Most other market pointa were also reporting moderate runa, the failing off in recelpts belhw due apparently to | the severe break that has taken lace in | prices during the last few da celpts fur the three days are the smallést of [ any similar porio® since three weeks ago an'l rlightly enwller than a year ago. Peaf afvers are in good demand and the bLetter grades were fully steady, to pos- sitly @ little sircnger than yesterds Me I'uin o common grades showed little or_no change. The hest cows an® heifers were a little | nighor than yesterday and the movement froor. Medium ginocs were steady. (054 feeders were. wlso strong, choice | heavy Wyoming feeders bringing $8.60. Medium t common kinds were steady. Quotations on cattle: Good to cholce | alrlil\ L0009 76, fair to good year- Tinn, — $h.00 8.0, 90d to cholce heavy beeves, $9.4 fair to good cornfed beoves, $4.! common to fair corn- fed beeves, 50; good to cholce fod helfers, $7 good to _chol y good to chole helfers . good to chol cows, 5; fair to good @6.00; common’ to &ood"to_choice, fodors, feeders, $6.76617.50; common to_fal| stockers, ®.UMSH; atcok helfers, #6750 6.7 stock cows, $6.50000.25; atock calv u 50: veal calves, uwfion. fat Dulis, stags. eto., $6.50/7.%. Tepresentative ssle BREF & l‘( ERS, | No. Av. Pr. onereerern 2000 700 10.. 128 78 840 ¥ H LA AN % 1% ‘ 1% i i 1 12 76 8T8 % 2. ™ s, o El 40 5 (3L 3 500 “ 6% 1 % 1 6% H 8.1 6 H Bb0 b 08 19 X ] 13 ‘n [ B 3 8 5 5% 100 1] 6 00 HEIFFRS 5 84 580 1. (3] L] 808 576 2 “ 2 i 580 ‘ 00 3 W68 ] H 520 ¢ BUI 1 1210 500 1020 480 i 1080 & 50 1500 678 1 1 43 1380 700 1 o &% AND FREDERR 30 688 i . -A very liberal run of cars, or 16,60 head being reported. the first balf of the week supplies foot up 2,23 hend, being 5,000 larger than last week, over twice as large as two weeks ago and & gain of almost 13,00 er last year. The run for the week to date is the largest since four weeks ago which means that it is the heaviest of , | the month Shipping hogs continued to slump, and prices broke arly 15¢_on good light ogs this morning. Nothing sold over [$1.35. and there was & sprinkiing clear on Aown to the packer bulk, whic win "nearly §1.00 below the high price. Today's |abipper prices are the lowest for some time. With the largest run in over a month on hand and another slumpy market in Chicago, a sharp break in values was in order again today. When puckers tod out bidding aroi'nd 16 lower than yester day sellers put up ‘a fight for more mcney, but packer offers falled to show {muech, If any, mprovement, and it was March, [ 1ot lonk before quite & number of hogs were being cashed on a fully 10g15c lower Dasis. Mixed ‘and buicher | welkht hows moved largely around $,356%. and $.0 wero the popular bids heavies, and some commoner butchers were unable Lo attract an offer pot |of over $6.80. Shippers were unable to handle all the light hogs and quite number of them found their way into the killer droves. As a rule they commanded quite a premium over the welghty kinds During the first three days of the week shipping srades bhave declined Fe, and even more than that | while packers are anyw While shipping hogs have held the aver age up packer droves are selling right around the vear's lowest poin Representative sales: No. Av. Pr. ... S Th I . 49 [ . 'NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Speculation on Larger Scale and llu\nln of twenty-seven Cars the same as on less than half an 0 hesd short over 10 head smaller | This Is the lightest r m‘ half of any |STEEL SHARES ARE FAVORITES Speculation was on & larger acale today and the volume business was even greater Jan A year ag t strong, and allowing The spectacula among the industrials continued, but the was less impres- , owing to the among the rallroad atocks Théy were traded in heavily Intermittent The close was Irregiular with gains maintained and | ratirond shares on a slightly lower level were quoted as A (e , A string | movement as & whole f good lambs reaching $8.40 on the early | s0 desirable at| with others not . packera backed down » lambs would go on a the balance steady basie industrials well were 1,130,000 shares The steel st evidences of improvement United States Steel closed at 67, The largest ad in Cructble Steel which eatablished wers the favorites on WAS & Kood | in_trade con nee of n|~\n|nn #s to how | much strength | the highest of the A part of & the lamba showad a quarter advance, but | n moat of toda that the bulk of Crucible Steel Ing sought by purchasers of the st in _explanation lssua of 16% points Steel's rise wa High records also wer octric at 112, Al the preferred a Pittsburgh Steel preferred was ad- 5 points on resumption of dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. dividend on the preferred stock was de- ferred on August 11 of Inst year. stocks were e in Westinghouse was influenced by the consplcuous receipt of war order, the contract be- all to 200,000 rifies with - an option on the construction of 200,000 more. The bond market was strong, although there was an increase in forels Total sales, par value, 33 400, 3 , coupon, advanced 4 on of buyers as open | well as saleamen that today' $5.40 were no more than 1 though they jump In that higher, even 105\, Westinghouse {Chalmers at veaterday and day before, and were made up largely of small bunche which sold at fully steady price inst $6.60 \nllonh’ Feeder ewes sold early at $4.40. Quotations on sheep and lambs , § . lamba, fair to | fair to good, & Representative sales: §14 Idaho lambe 958 Idaho lamnbs 250 Idaho lambs % Idaho wethers 144 Tduho yearlings American Can 62 native lamba B et | ys;usw:;? 2 cull lambs Anaconda Mining ¢ e Raltimore ' & flmn STOCK MAKRET |Jaiinore & 0 . ~C.\T'T'I.D—llo-; market lhm l L\M’l calves, | market weak, *Denver & Rio O 3 Tesas Gompany Wi 816, |owu and therl MY Union hc"k 5. 8t $7.00011.50. HOGS- MN"emll arbor qm-,m' AND"].A \IBs— In-,cr-nn. Copper... London Stock Warket, . July 3R <Aotivity developed in American msecurities in yesterday s rise in Wall street. was done in United States the publicatfon of the pri anadian Pacific and Union Pa- and the closh and Canadlan Cat w Copper shares were, lH VER-Bar, 2344 per ouhoce. s Live Stoek M LOULS, Mo, 28 —~CATTLE~ stears, $7.6000 stockers und fe Jarge busine iing vlmul xnummm om uvw- -nd _‘!unlfrn. um«\ native 0010, 7. HOUGS—Receipts, ateady to e were also active, n-.-uvo around 1 Ahh YAVIRS RN‘MDIl. 3,600 d: market strong; mulInn nhar i three months, 5@6% per cent. New Vlll‘l( Money Market, L duly l-—MI‘.ROAN‘H‘LP a4 per cent STERLING $4.717; deman ILVER-Bar, k‘;\ DS8—Government, M LOANS—Firm: Ive Stock Market, KANBAS CITY, Mo, July 2% —Recelpts, 3,400 head’ market tmeo fed -(m-. $0.5061 ockers and 261 oo caives, 6.0 | 3 i HUGB ~Recelpts, 8,000 head 20c lower. bulk, $6.904,7.35 IIANGE—O—M blllu. 7635, cables, $4.77. Mexican dollars, «'th Mnmov—-ludy: th low l'( por mm, ruling rate, per un(. rlanlnt big, % ver renl ofl'-red IL Metal Market. NBW YORK. offered at iron, lm-ndy and unchn 5. 5042600, AND mnrknt %00 highe earlings. U"W?W wethers, UW uw ¥ Liive Stock Market. M CATTL B Cows und helfers, $4.3 $.00470, atockers and SIOUX CITY, la., steers, $6.0009.% ¢ Spot clodtrolytic, &k futures, £160; % 6d lp'l(ar £92 108, o lPh 0y Bank Clearings. OMAHA, July 28.—Bank ocleari Omaha today )m 32,617, e mp"comupondlu day Steamboat Inspection Will Be Overhauled WASHINGTON, July 8.—A thorough investigation of the steamboat fnspec- tion by the Department of Commerce, it was learned today, probably will grow out of the Fastland steamship Aisaster in Chicago. A movement already is on foot In the department for the practical reorganization of the service in prepara- | tion of the Inauguration of the new sea- men’s law in November and the disaster wiil tend to give force to this work. . $5.90016.10; bulk of males, $.3) @s i BP—Recelpts, 0 St. Joseph Live Stook Market. 9.00; calves, 3, 1o H0a8~Recelpts ! S0 AN D v,«uns-mvm. 300 head; market hi Ave lloek 1 Recelpts of live stock cipal western markets yesterd South Omaha.. Kansas City NEW YORK, July 3.-—-DRY GOODS- Cotton goods mark: steady today and embroiderios & new season At advances. re Worsted yarns were sold for e firmer prices. 3 K . being_offered for ad will turn second-hand Mulr & Co. Bend for free sample Broadway. New York City. turniture into Save Your Small Grain- BY USING Sandwich Cypress Grain Elevators Will Stack Your Grain and Save Labor. Safdwich Mfg. Co. W. E. DAWSON, Mgr. Write Us or Phone 2 Counell’ Bluffs, la.