Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 22, 1916, Page 16

1.23; July, $108@1.08% ; September, $1.00%; December, $1.11% @1.12. CORN—No. 3 mixed, 78% @79%c: No. 2 white, 80@31c; No, 2 yellow, 79@80¢ Juy, T8%c; Beptembet, 74%c; December, OATS—No. * white, 2% @43%¢c; mixed, 39 40c. NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Quotations of the Duy on the Leading Com- LIVE STOCK MARKET *| Light Ontle Snpply Sells Nominally Steady — Hog ?.ecelptl Dwindle. GRAIN AND PRODUCE Wheat Receipts Heavy and Prices Rule Strong—Corn ' Trade Firm. N’n New York, July THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JULY 22, $4.6096.00; owes, braaders, 2s and up, $6.00@7.76, Representative sales: 1916. 96 native breeding e 20 cull ewes ... 1109 pative ewel 77 native ewer stuff was extremely hara to move. T 7.5/ L75; | bty Words, the war market, is the thing. vearlings, swen, feature of this week's trade. The new Eng- lish contract calls for horses welghing from 1,280 pounds up, from 15.1 hands up in height London Stock Market. No. Wt Pr. | 68 native ewes and between 5 and 9 years old. To meot 7 P §1 ldaho feeder lambs. . 53 89 25| 70 native lambs 1 9 75 the English demands horses must be sound, | London, July ~3l.—American securities 164 1duho feeder lamhs 9 20| 24 culls 50 8 75| well bullt, full aged and in all ways right | were moderately active around perity and $60 Idako lambe 9 80| 68 cull ewes . S0 91 600 fup to the noteh. s i e 263 Idaho lambs 980 he decent hot weather run that showe —Bar, 30 3- 4 #10 Idaho Jambs 9 30| HORSES—The anvouncement that &n|,,'pi,"yaelc was cleared inditferently well. | 3 % ‘per cent. ! 14 native wethers 7 76| English inspection would be opened here | war grades sold readily enough, but any- | DIS RATES—Short bills, 5% @ 6 yearling ewes ... 8 50 Thursday of next week was by long odds the thing in the commercial line or common |per cent; three months, 6% @5% per cel wnru—-l!p;n 1 northern, . 1 northern, Manitoba, e, ‘OATS ARE IRREGULAR Omaha, July 21, 1916, .. The cash wheat market continued strong today and advanced from ¢ to 2%c. ‘s wheat recelpts were exceptional- Jy heavy and the bulk of the samples ‘I'll!( No. 3 hard, . There was an excellent cash demand for _ all grades of wheat and the bulk of the samples were sold at advanced prifes. ¥ The corn murket was firm and thore was B & moderate demand for this cereal. Corn Tecelpta were somewhat heavier, but the were comparatively lght. Oats were irregular, white advancing & quarter and the four aciling a quarter lower, |scANT RUN oF SHEEP|- York. No. 2 yellow, 1, $1.30; No. 2, $1.05 common to cholce, se1c Pacific coast, 1 Ballll“ue 3% @33c; Central ‘Thursday Elnm.ll Friday 1915, Ilfloilk 19 America, 33¢, Leather—Rirm; hemlock firsts, 37c; sec- 321,000 Irm ; Five days lhll week mess, 0, nme dly- lagt year..15, ‘HB The following #mows the receipts of cattle, hogs and Bouth Omaba live stock marke! ar to date, as compared with 10 receipts of oatr were fair and thore was a falrly good demand for this cereal 1916 ine. Dec. _at_the prevalling prices. 'y @ |Cattle ..., 50‘ 950 92,166 ...... ln and barley were gnoted nominally un- ueuy,c Hogs 46 ehang ; recelpts, 13,827 cases; lrnh lheay 1 5 le-rml close: Wheat, 1d higher; corn, | 1@1%d lower. mary wheat recelpts were 1,528,000 bu. and shipments 376,000 bu., against receipts of 943,000 bu. and shipments of 284,000 bu, year, " Primary corn recelpts were 511,000 bu, and 28 wn‘. 935,000 bu, against receipts of [ “"* bu. and shipments of 326,000 bu, ‘Inst year. Primary oats receipts wera 638,000 bu. and ‘shipments 602,000 bu., against receipts of 471,000 bu. and shipments of 649,000 bu. last yoar. CARLOT RECEIPTS, Wheat. b Eflm nl hcn at the Omaha live ot tor Lhe lust fow d with comparisons: Date. | 1016, i1916,11914.)19 , 6,016 boxes; un- brojlers, 22%25c 8¢, D d, Bt, Louls, July 2L, —~WHBEAT—N $1.2191.30; Noi 2 hard, new, §1 - e e @ 203 y 8], A July. N0Ye; lumn’v’-bor. RO Y. ATS—No. 3, 17% @40c; No, 2 white nom- hul [T~ Liverpool Graln Market. Liverpool, July 21.—WHEAT—#pot, 1 Manitoba, 11s 6d; No. 2, 11s bd. I CORN—8pot, American. mixed, new, 108 1d. AR BT 833505 G258 , No, | CATTLE—Receipts were smaller ' than usual fofé & Frid re being about 100 tresh head on s ardly enough to fu- trade, For the weelk ve been pretty much the same ek or’ the cofrespanding week ut the proportion of grass cal- n larger than a year ago. today was nominally steady at docline, which m that both CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET, Cattle Market Weak, Hogs Weak, Sheep Firm, ot . No. & 1 car, No. 6 Bample Yy prospect of a m factory trade from now on. 3 cars, 770, No, 3 mixed: 1 ear, ' T7c. \iu 1 car, T6c. x 1 ar. . 8 'hlux 16 cars, 3830, No 1 car, 87%0; 1 oar, 37%c, Sam- uu-x 1 car, 37%c; 6 cars, a7c; 2 cars, : ot HI ND B—| head; market . firm; wethors, $6. ewes, $3.35@7.60; lambs, §6.60910. 26, Coffeo Market. 31,~Coftee—Bteudiness in 1 [0 L F A v ihe opening ioday, point of the ting plenty stock of lato and foerent buyers of the [ oAlves whow some strength for the week, :1.1.1‘ bV! lors now selling up around §11. 1l u rs have been get- nd western grass L ?;rl "‘ku" broke 6 week and this decline brought out country buyers in force. For the past day or two shipments to the country have besn of fal libe; to 13 bugs. The weaknoss was that lor uulnl ped In or. n vln #lso thoui ‘lulll- in Brasilian markets, y * k ‘ago there . is more :life and activity about the trade, prospect of a fair clearance for the to chalce Ir to lood ynrll-n, $8.5/ t, qulet; Rio e, % lmu 48, ir yearll §7. (nm Bantos were 'Irregul. [} late yuunnv u( 4% at 10, 11.00¢ cost ond l.lfa Nll“" ables reported dullnn of rtial €6 reis de- lo exchange was u‘:‘um- vu ’r:u osm al n ntos ures. l-lM higher. STEERS AND HEIFERS, 188 650, 20........ COWSs, 1 iRufiit) A BRI uul nx unc Mmm srain 'ERNS. Davis & Douglas—Mont. Megicans. stoers, 104 6 63 50 ateers, 850 6 60 Davis & Douglas—Montans, . 11688 NEBRASKA. 3 cows. .. 956 4 65 HOGS—Yesterday's liberal hog run proved to be just a flash In the pan, sup- plies drop to a real moderate notch which, with the Iondly 1s the smallest run Total for the week to date ead, as against 44,126 " 73 two weeks ago and ¢ Kunsas City July 31, —CATTLE—Reoceipts, | yea: Cloln lights and butchers were again In 1,600 head; market steady; primo hd 0@10.30; dressed beef st best demand and sold to shipp on ; rounds at prices that were higher, and were quoted as lom hl;h-r by some traders. Bome sold as high as 09.60, Packer trade also got started in ling at prices that and In some cases looked, it ‘anything, ‘s ‘little higher. Bulk of the offerings was cleaned up in good 00; |#eason on this basts, Bofore. the close, however, the market | | od, bids dropping down to a steady and even lower baals. A few sellers made concesslon with the best grace possible, and cleaned up, but most of the traders who had hogs left on the finish elected to hold for a return to early prices. And they nright have won out, too, had not late re- from Chicago indicated a 10c Inu lose, but after these bear puhr- quit bl spened stends 3 1le; hn ry, 1.1 res Itonlln when were still som's tvmuy de _unsold, ppers who wanted an odd load or two got in at this time and bought a few bunches on an easier basis, Mt noon found fifteen loads still in xow York, July 31.—Evaporal d dy | “!-.n.ry' 1@ ulk of the ofterings Oc lower than I-ll , | ing ltnfly with !nurdu !hl ng are 10c hi ”l i Uttle easler, ayerage cost wlon it was on the onnInl day of lh- h !HllP—‘l’lun were only thres cars, or '|ubout 750 head ‘of sheep and lambs, on offer here today Barring htolmlv- and Sat- A urdays, this ia_th bulk of sales, JAMBE-He light tun put s orimp In what prom- to be a very falr week's run, holding the fi' days to total down to 40,274 head. 10,000 larger than last week, and heavier than two weeks ago, but a as. compared with' the ear ago, 0 rangers on offer, and even ply was almost too slim to . Traders wasted no time, the barn being cleaned up ln short order at prices that were quoted steady, best stuff here reaching $9.75. As compared with the close of last week, today’s prices look around 760 lower. Friday a week ago a few na- tives sold 1o $10.65, bul It was generally conceded that had there been any rangers here, top would not have gone Today, with natives sellin, L] ot 5@ mixed, $5.10 ulk of sales, Bhoep and Lambe—Recelpts, 1,600 head, ko ot g Live Block in Sight. 4 The following are the m-lp!l and ship- mu frun the fiv Bt Lou -m pri m ltudy vnh the 1ng buik of 260 vunt u ngs, as - agal 5 Wednesday. Prices are still ll.l er than a week ago, when $9.00 was the popular figu recel) CArs; Vi 'nn:. Wasour 424 31.—MBTALS—Lea pot East 8L Lonis '::" .’:fir fl'm. 0-»-: qulet; elec- Iron steady un- pot, .I..ll 38,75, -»v £91; futures, lh. £188 ll, fu- 38 64; spelter, 154, the 1 they would at nu time d A pretty good kind brought something real good would rea Ewes are steady with & week ago. They have not been any wethers of conseq: here, p_and lami l‘n . ?lol ¥5; Aumha. N ‘.' ”.” hclu ’x‘u-h. tesdors, cholce, s —— e ELEPHONE 1614 DOUGLAS Don’t Walk Upstairs. ' An Entire Building Ride Up on the Escalator To the Second Floor. Devoted to Men’s Wear of All Kinds. Looking Forward to One of the Best I~ Saturday Salesof Men’s Clothing You Ever Had The Opportunity To Participate In This is one of the banner sales of the year and, with a Saturday half- holiday, it will permits hundreds to visit this Great Clothing Store and share in the offering of i The Best Suits You Ever Saw, at 15 These are broken lots of some of the finest Suits of the season. Don’t think of buying clothing of un- certain make when we offer you Suits with labels in them bearing such renowned names as Hirsch-Wickwire, Society Brand and Schloss Brothers Sizes for all builds of men—hundreds. of Suits in all patterns, colors and fabrics. Values up to $30.00—WE SAY $15.00. EXTRA SALESPEOPLE—EXTRA FACILITIES—and this EXTRA- ORDINARY INDUCEMENT— LE—EXTRA FAC and this NO CHARGES FOR ALTERATIONS : Fit'guaranteed and satisfaction, also; 4 Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing At the Lowest Prices This Season This new home of Hart Schaffner & Marx offers you the opportunity to buy from the - finest stock of Men’s Clothing in Omaha and save all the way up to $15 on your purchase. NO QUESTION ABOUT THE RIGHT STYLE, MATERIALS, MAKE OR FIN- ISH—AND NO QUESTION, EITHER, ABOUT THE SOUND JUDGMENT OF YOUR BUYING A SUIT HERE ON SATURDAY—YOU WILL GET THE BEST AT THE SMALLEST PRICE YOU EVER PAID. ’ All 1916 Models—This Is Important Your Unrestricted Choice From This Stock—Priced This Way. $40 and $45 Suits ... ... $30.00| $27.50 and $25 Suits ... . $21.75 $30 and $35 Suits .. . ... $25.00 | $20 and $22.50 Suits ... .. $17.50 Other Remarkable Offerings Include | = 385 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits : . From Our Regular Stock Flannel and White Serge Trousers with ek ! blg;écosglk stripes. In two lots, values $3.50 | conservative models; sizes for all builds of men; values to $6.00— At $2.50 and $3.50 up to $18.00, in two lots, at $9.75 and $11.75. No Charges for Alterations 9 5 c Travel Time ummer Shirts,at . . . . Here Are Outfit, with a half-dozen of these| 1Tunks and smtsa’es Shirts and you won’t be paying out much more than you would for two or three ordinarily. There’s 128 dozen of them—negligee, golf and sport styles —many are samples and are very ex- ceptional values. Worth $1.25 to $2.50. of Men s Any Straw lln Sahmhr. $1.65 Your unrestricted choice of any man's Stnw Hat in our entire stock that has been selling at $2.00, $2. 50. $3. 00. $3.50 and $4.00, all in .one lot: s-m]::d {,rixchaie Slfi i!t.::s lo; tIl)lere are lbci'mt lgldsoozen “Olus” Com- A Sl iesvsnebe vy £ nation an rawers, values H .9 % Hard Fiber Suit- Cases, d L m'."‘i?&o, g ‘,’m, ain | o BEIB0Mor TN AT/ : 950 sk e xm.,'::;n:::,; Panamas, at ....... ... 83.98 One big lot of Men’s" Sllk and Fiber Hnlf, Hose, run of | corners; look like leather; good Al $5.50 u 00 L;;'dh;?s'o ',,f,:‘“ the mill quality, values 36c¢ to 50¢; 25 lock and bolts. A very durable { Sat v RN AT AT 8 U D s a1 45k o8t d splendid a; i it case. in one lot Saturday, at ..8$2,08 | sale-price i C | and splendid appearing suit cas All the Men’s $2.00 Madagascar | 96 dozen Men’s Sample md Broken Lots of Negligee and | Prices—o8c, $1.80, $2.50 and Hat ot e o o 4600¢ | Golf Shirts, regularly 75c¢ to $1.00— 59 ss0. :.n ;::' u.? e sga H.du"aag Slturgay i:t] Lo . d u Bha's Ath] fi . Unj % s .i.“.’ . C Bmhat:e;‘s':: C::;l‘m:,:nt::; ve been selling af and $1.45, | Two Spec ts’ en’s etic on. Suits, mostly 8 e i all in one lot, ol turda; rday, at 45¢ | manufacturers” samples; regularly 69 95 up to $28.00, : All the Boys’ and Children’s Straw | $1.25 £0.$1.50, 8%, . ..o\ viveraneenes Cand JUC Wardrobe Trunks at “"6‘. “‘“ have b"“ selling at | Oply a few of those fine All Wool Men’s Bathing Suits, $27.50 to $60.00 Xt[ fln'o lo& and Chfldro'r;'l 1.2l g:“sh.::::gyu $4.50; sale price, 95c to $2 98 We are exclusive agents in fi." he Boyw’ G c and §1.00 Szaw | One lot of Men's Mercerized and Fiber Half Hou, 18 T Wadiohe et e A1 the Oidn'and Bnds Son'sig | slightly imperfect; special, a pair........... C | Guibe-Meyering of Chicago, prices, w Straw Hats, Sat., at..10¢ Maia Floor, Men's Building. $27.50 to $60.00. In other X s