Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 8, 1916, Page 6

jtle Receipts Light, Trade is Active and Steady—Sheep Strong—Lambs Higher. ACTIVE AND STEADY — ‘Omaha, July 7, {HOGS Wnaumi y Thurs ta Fridas § days this week. 3,989 days last week.15,436 days 3 weeks agolh 387 days 3 weeks afolb 342 days § weeks ago20,772 days last year.. 9,935 The following table snows the receipts of ]-'uh ‘:o.n ": -h;dp at the South Omaha ve market for uu year to date, as compared with last yes! ast few days, with comparisons: 1916 [1915.71914 1918 1191211011, susgms3sn = - sz .| 2,100 na;a. ul::rm steady; native mg " | heifers, 1 $6.509 v‘ nu. lurtut strong: wotl shay ooipte, 20 & good, actlve, steady many traders quoted [VE STOCK MARKET: ty-seven cars, or 10,000 hes the total for the which makes 35,671 head. N 000 as com- 0 head. Lol FLand ihe Naavy lomaYirux, i bmvi ply was light all around the ecircuit, and packing demand continued good, the mi ket opening early on u strong to mostly @10c higher basis. Bulk of the range offer sold at h r band at §1 month Quality was lml sorting continued comparatively light. Pri today are generally 10@15c higher than z the close of last week, when $10.60 was buying most of the good lambs. Quality has been good all week, and light sorting has been & feature, thing real des around $7.106 ing of that sort hers at any time this week; A tew rango yearlings sold at $5.00 again The old sheep and yearling tri en ‘consistently strong all week, while no advance has been quotable on any pnm Jlook 15@20c above last but there has been noth. entire suppply and they sold readily | 0, the higheat price paid | nce grass lambe started coming In any | great numbers, Good feeders have taken about the same sort of a course as fat this week and now quotable at| Q\Iofl(lofil on whesp and lambs: $10.50910,65; @ 60; wethors, Wes, good to falr | to good, CHIUAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cattle Market Steady—Hogs Unsettlod— Sheep Firm, dlnun. July 7.~CATTLE—Recsipts, 0 head; market steady: native MQI ont- to, 37800113 market un- 75@10.08; 9,60 10,16 $9.50@9.65; ‘plgs, pil& kP CAND ond | mulul flrm. -w“, $3,26@3.76; lambs, ¥ 8¢, Louls Live Stock Market. Bt. Louls, July T7.-~CATTLE—Receipta, yearling steers stockers and feeders, §! Oklahoma steers, ’ . ling steers and hel 9. 00.! and : helfe prime loutlum; stears, §9. 6.000 | 8, $4.00@8.00;" el nrlnl Jambs, $7. poadi il “Dl-l» 40; | shares. "|Am. Car. & Frdry.. Am, ] 0 16010,35; cown | ¢ fHE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 8, | NEW YORK STOCKS Special Btocka. Particularly Those of War Group, Are Under Pressure. BETHLEHEM STEEL GAINS New York, July 7.—Special stocks, par- ticularly those comprising the war group were again under pressure to together with other lssues remotely related to that division Extreme declines of 2 to 4 points were recorded by the more important muni. the one striking exception being Bethiehem Steel, wheh gained 15 points to 485 on ' fairly large number of transac. tions. Metal stocks, notably the Zinc lssues, con. tinued to lose ground on the further ciine n these products -abroad. Shipping shares were consistently heavy. United Fruit lostng 3 points with almost ay much for Moreantile Marine preferred. B subject to profit taking on t t advance and_ motors were lethargle when not heavy. Varfable declines wi by United States Industrial Alcohol, Texas compuny, Federul Mining and womo of Industrial {ssues, dependent turiff schedul stocks offered gre stocks. Petroleum nln Callfornis Potroleums also were ctive and strong. Except. for Reading, which was one of the chief features of the forencon, Rails were scurcely a market factor. Unlon Pa- cifle and Bt Paul manifested little of thejr recent resiliency and Canadlan Pacltic Joat all ite substantial rise of the first hours. Publication of the crop report in the latter | d: part of the sesslon contributed to the par- rallies of that perfod. General crop conditions dislosed improvement over the preceding month, especlally as to corn and winter wh Total ssles of stocks amounted to 490,000 Bonds were irregular on diversified deal- ings. ° Total sales par value, $3,285,000, United States bonds were unchanged on call. Bales. Hl'h Am. Beet Bugar... 15, DO American Can 200 1 Aaguan’ co Tuit i naconda Co r. ht P 1100 1 Crucible Bteel. e %ullou lnunml- ?l. 00; | Inter. wzuui pta, l‘. ”50 ‘wethers, $6.60@ 8t. Joseph, Mo, July 7.—CATTLE—Re- head; market steads; steers, $7.50 cows' and, helters, $4.36@9.60; cows, 01 00 11.00, HOBQ—I\“.!IU. 4, 00 head; y; top, $10.80; bulk of saies, 3 ] SHEEP AND 8] IDZ; head; market higher; lambs, $10.800 i oo sl Sloux City Live Btock Market. Sloux cny. .m, 1—cn'r|.n—x eipts, 00 _head aludy native staers, market $9.600 | R 3 | Union Pacl T fieuyour ou have any doubt as to which ot e onts Tu\ of peorpleor uni dellxhtful map zxve 1t tgt zest that awakens ;:luar appetite and }:fl'ienuim purity, cléaamlixm and uni. d umm bas carefully guarded since ptd. 0, lomm-n 3 feife & k. Unlil JBacitie vid. " estern l i ‘ent. Blootrie 11,600 Total Iu tor 'the day, "0.‘ Ezszasuss PxEia SRR am gt E FEPE FE TFEEE FFEF FREEFEE ¥ SF eSS fully satis- Gund‘ delicious beer is. fi“m wuuma:o&xub'?wm%u wnd :onn amtb BREWING CO., La Crosse,Wis. GUND x':;mpmv lm Leavenworth Tel. Doulu 621. Fln_afiy trade supplied F NEBRASKA “l" t, Omahs, Neb. by CARL FURTH, 716 S. 16th St, 1916. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. ‘Lbhi bbls,; shipments, 963 bbls.; s, Bains in Spring Crop Region Raise Price of Wheat. ; recelpts, (Shleago, July 1—Notwithstanding that |, 1, 1 the bea: nature of the government crop | gz g¢: 0; W 'afon nonda be: A generally foreseen, wheat Y "( ‘W, '“n_il_.jn. prices today showed strength, the result Yive Stock in Bight. ohlefly of unwelcome rains in the north- 5 wogt and of higher quotations at Liverpool | A Recelpts of live siock from the five prin- The close, lth unsettied, was at ¢ | ©IPal western markerk oo Sheer 10 %c net advence, with July, $1.08%, and | omana “'375. 12,600 10,000 September, $1.06% @ St. 2100 6,700 zm Corn finished % @ %c off to %@ %c up, Chicago .. 1,000 21,000 #,000 and oats gained ¥ec to % @%c. In provis- [Kansas City 2,200 4,400 3,000 lollll th-tol;;cm- varied from ¢ decline to |Sicux City . 0 - 200 a rise of 176 ring crop belt owing Totals. . 34,700 ly humid weather lifted wheat right at the start and so too Bank Clearings. dld the Liverpool adva Reports that Omaha, July 7.—Bank clearings for Oma- Kansas farmers were manifesting & dispo- [ ha today were $3,611,683.26 and for the cor- sitlon to retaln holdings tended further | responding day last year $3,165,918.83, to strengthen the market. On the bulge, ever, offerings here became more Iib , ‘Influenced partly by assertions that harvest would - begin Besldes comprehensive | ng “autherity indicated that the winter crop as a whole would be | far superior to last year. Good support for wheat was encountered on the dip in prices. [The chief reason | peared to be that offerings of new wheat seemad relatively acarce and that with hard | wheat at the Gulf of Mexico quoted at 10¢ the incentive was some- culators to buy, { Corn ascended to the highest quotations that have been resched on the prcsent up- turn, yellow corn in. the sample market mounting to above 80c a bushel. Active de- mand from exporters furnished the impetus for the upward ing, but was offset to| somes extent by fine weather for the grow- | ing orgp. Oats reflected the corn strength. In addition, there were evidences that hot | had done considerable i Plrkirl buying overcame in part an early decline In the provision market. The de- cline had resulted from the fact that the supply of hogs here was larger than ex- d. 9% c; l:"\fin Barley, 63@ 8 Clover, $1.00@14.00, Pork, d, $13.27. Ribs, HI’I'I 20% @27 %e. w, racolp(l ll cars; Oklahomsa and Arkensas sacked Tri- umphs, 95c@$1.05; lilinols Ohlos, 90c@ $1.00; Virginia, barreled, $3.00@3.80. BGGS—Lower; recelpts, 17,835 cas firsts, 22@22%c; ordinary fire 0% @21c at_mark cases included, 20@22c. POULTRY—Allve, higher; fowls, 17%e¢; 221@138c. Timothy, e sprin; NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Quotations of the Day om the Varlous Commodities. New York, July 7.—~FLOUR—Qulet. WHIAT—GM!. flrm No. 1 durum, $1.15; $1.1 0. 1, northern, Dus No I, northern, Manitoba, New York. Futures nominal. t, firm; No 3 yellow, 90%, c. HAY—Quiet, i LEATHER—Firm. P OVlIlOflfl-—-Po!k. llrm' mess, 3 00@38. short west, $13.50@ 13.60. ’I'ALLOW—!‘!nn. city, 9%o; country, "0 f%e. Oll and Rosin. Savannah, Oa, July 7.—~TURPENTINE— Fir 41% @41%0; males, 1,485 bbls.; re- MORTGAGES (Semi-Annual Interest) ON Productive Nebraska Farms. Farm P lly In t- od b; [} Mm;:o:; ‘Zhs i Payne Investment Ca., 837 Omahs Nat'l Bank Bidg. management, now in full charge. entire stock or parts thereof. Sale Now on in Full ‘Blast at Only 7 Days. 23,400 | stock, | stuck, | IT’S AWFUL! 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