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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-03

Il band of supposed gypa'es are
about the city, the women
wandering about telling fortunes A
number OF people who have lived in
the north aud west say they are eo..l-
mon Indians. and not gypsles.
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RIG SALE.

A big barrel OF ice-soid lemonade
for the ladies at the cIosing-out sale
Of Rocks. Stationery Supplies, Etc,
NJ Paducah Book Store, t.s Broad
way.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-03

RroH@ the rearing
. amiction of weak
dneys and auxiliary
here lot Is far from
This condition can be
and absolutely cur
of Doan's Kidney
o Is known the moth
NJ be lighter and her
OF 1901 Monroe
h at the Illinois Cen
bays: "a friend Of
procured Doan's Kid
dubois. koIb a Co. y
used them in his
|endcd them so high
little girl Of ours. 10
h course Of the treat
! given her so much
Kidney weakness that
krefnsed TO take any
coaxlng succeeded.
pleted the use OF two
ped giving her the
she no longer re-
all dealers. Price 80
tilburn Co. Buffalo.
rnts for the United
tho name Doan's
|hef'
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-03

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SCHEDULE PADUCAH BALL
TEAM, PADuCAH AT
HOME.

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o 8. 6; June 4. 6. 6. July 5. c
D 6; August 4, 8. 6, Z.
o With Henderson--May z. G
D 8. D.; June Z. 8, 3; July 2 c
D g. August s. 3. 10. II. c
0 With Princeton-May 10. G
0 a. 12; June 10. IL. ~; July {
o 10, Il. l2; August ~. 10, IA c
. aud 10.
. with Nincennes-May 13. Z
D II. Is; June 10. IA, Is; July c
D 10, II, Is: August l6, II. G
% ls, 10. {
0 With Cairo-May 10. 20. c
D 21, June l9, 20, q; July 10. c
D 20. q; August "a. rs. 90. 81. 9
ID Paducah Abroad. &
o At Cairo May i6. II, 1S, c
D June 10, II. IS; July 10, II. c
D Is: August 20. q, 22, 2S. c
D At Prlnceton-M May %, 23. .
% "a: July %, 23. "a; August c
0 2S. ~. 80, 81. c
D Al yincennes May rs, 26. G
D 81. June 20. 26, "a; July 20. c
q 90. 81; September /. 2, 3, 4. c
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D At. Henderson 2S. c
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Nothing makes man so angry as
10 have some fellow swIpe an nmbrel-
IA that be has Just borrowed from the
ortrlE9 owner wh9F 4 v3sh 7 look
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the month of June
|ayable AT the Office OF
i20 South Fourth ST.
be discontinued II bills
= before the 10Th OF
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eApucAH CITY RY. ,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-03

tho name Doan's
her
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-03

all dealers. Price so
tilburn Co. Buffalo.
trnts for the United
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
Total

CATTLE-A general lack Of activity was
noticeable feature on the cattle hill this
morning. The cattle moved slowly and
little was done till well along toward mid.
day, The run was fairly heavy, about t95
cars being on sale. The receipts were some
forty-one cars lighter than last Tuesday
and about 1876 cars heavier than the corre-
spending day OF last year.
The big end of the receipts consisted Of
beef steers and there was plenty Of grass
cattle on sale. Buyers were rather indlf-
and trading was slow and draggy. 1t was
a case of continued peddling on the part of
sellers to dispose of their holdings and they
were forced to make concessions in many
cases. On the good choice handy weights
the market ruled about steady, but II took
work to get the prices, while buyers were
not interested to any extent in the COM
mon and grassy kinds. Prices on these
kinds were Just about dime lower and
were slow sale at that.
Cows and heiferS were in poor demand
today and the movement was slow and dull.
Buyers did not seem anxious for supplies
and took little interest in the offerings.
In this division sales were generally l0c
lower, and as buyers and sellers could not
get together early there was little done till
we'll along in the forenoon.
Bulls, veal calves and stays were also
There was a fair demand for good bulls
although at lower prices, but the cpnlmon
stun was not wanted.
There was a fair supply of stockers and
feeders here today and some sales OF the
very best kinds looked about steady, while
the poorer grades were about a dime lower
Representative sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
Cotton Market.

closed quiet 25 points advance. Mddling
uplands 1l.00c; middling gulf, IL 25c; sales,
none.
Steady, l-l6c lower; middling, 10%c. Sales,
AIS bales; receipts none; shipments, 40
'LfVERPooL, July iS.-CoTToN-spo in
limited demand; prices 20 points higher;
American middling fair, 6,5Sd; good mid
Gid; good ordinary, SID; ordinary 5.57d.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, OF
which 200 were for speculation and exports
and included 2,6oo American. Receipts, 5,10O
bales all American.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 1s.-COTTON
Spot steady; sales, 900 bales. Ordinary,
1S-16c; good ordinary. &c; low middllng.
97Ac: midding, 91kc; good middling. 10 i3-l6c;
middling fair, l1mc. Receipts, 2,227 bales
stock 61Ol7 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
Wool Market

BOSTON, July -WOOI,-AIthough the
wool market is still quiet, Il Is believed
that an active period is about TO open.
The large manufacturers have not been
heavy buyers. but enough OF the mills
have been operating 10 make the aggregate
sales larger than for several weeks In
prices the market Is not abnOrmally strong.
The continued hrmness reports from the
London sales is an important factor.
Pulled wools are scarce. Territories have
sold we'll The range Of prices Is about
as follows; Kentuck, Indiana etc, three
eights blood and quarter blood 36637c.
Territory; Idaho, fine, 22424c; heavy fne.
lSq2lc; fine medium, 23624c; medium, 26d
&c Wyoming, fine. 22d23c; heavy fine,
l9a2Oc; hne medium, Z2d23c; medium, 26d
&c; low medium, 26d27c. Utah and Ne
Nada, nne, 2q23c; heavy hne, lS920c fine
medium 2Q23c; medium, 2SQ27c; low me-
dium, NqSo. Dakota, fine, 22923c medium.
2en2lei low medium, 26Q27c. Montana. hpe.
choice zoq26c hne, average. 23Gz4c fine
medium choice 25Q2ec; average 2l@22e
staple, 26aSoc; medium. choice 2Sd3oc
ST. LOUIS July i8.-WOOL-eteady
medium grades, combing and clothing.
2eqSlc; light hne, 2id27c; heavy hne, iSi
nc; tub washed, S2d42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
NEW YORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Trivial Fluctuations in Prices Due Largely
to Light Trading.
HEAT KEEPS BROKERS FROM PIT
Gossip About Proposed Increase Of
Union Pacific Dividend Fails TO
ATect stock 20 an Appre-
cinble Extent.

NEW YORK, July lS.-A glance at the
total sales of stocks for the day will make
clear that the trivial fluctuations in prices
were owing to the fact that no important
trading was done. The small attendance
OF brokers at the Stock exchange showed
Weher tEah in in the Rs @sf9st Of doTB She
ward drift Of a few eighths in active
stocks was explained by the report that
floor to indulge in a shower bath. The
recovery in the stock was likely to fol-
low the traders return.
Financial considerations of far-reachinR
consequence do not enter into the discus
sion SION OF such market, The bulk OF the
ilrst hour OF the session. when a few test
ing operations by traders were in evidence
Ihese attempts demonstrated the lifeless
cohqiuon OF the market and left IL to the
semi-stagnation Of the rest of the day.
Inc gravitaton of prices to a slightly lower
Ievei curing the day was ascribabe as
The Union Pacific dividend to be declared
IN IN the future was ,still much discussed.
and the continued belief that the stock
would be placed on a per cent dividend
basis was modified in its effect by the
question OF how far the increase had al
ready been discounted In the price of the
STOCK. There was nothing in the weekly
crop bulletin Of the weather bureau to
SisiI Siisturo the recent confidence in the con-
ultlon OF the grain crops, but there was
some upward reaction from the consider
1ple decline in the price of wheat and the
not winds in Kansas" factor made its
market. " S "i'SoN
EFFORTS to market small amounts of the
dormant industrial stocks resulted in
heavy declines before bids were encoun-
tered and this had a slightly Siisturbins
lnnuehce on sentiment. The recent added
ueinand Tor six months time money was
extended In that market for loans of some
s, of the shorter periods and loan bills were
OHered IN the foreign exchange market
w whlcn en- had erect in keeping down the price
OF exchange. Some effort was produced
py reports of further sales Of foun
GIy pig Iron and by the strong London
harhet Tor copper. In spite Of the low,
leyel OF stock commission business n was
reported that sale Of a Stock exchange
seat had been effected at an advance of
ing price 0 PfeSeu-
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. mar
,,anh naiJe, SI,So,UO United States bonds were
Following vera tba .ot.- -,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
2: fqturs. steady July. nominal septem-
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features Of the TradinE and Closing
PrIcea on Bonrd Of Trade.

EEhcee on Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-PossIbilities Of dam
sSitet in slight rally in prices H 1O here s TO- today
AZ the close the September option was up
on &c. Provisions are up 8 to i9Ikc.
Firmness IN the wheat market developed
soon soon after , the opening Al the start a
September being down Ac to sc at s2is sc
TO S23to news at hand being entirely OF a
.ssdii. SeaTish &C, ehsEaeter ara weather CONDITIONS
the United States were almost ideal for the
new crop, no rain being reported except
showers In the Dakotas and Minnesota
The movement OF new wheat in the south
west was gain Of large volume aggregate
arrivals today at Kansas City and St.
Louis being 6AO00 bu., compared with 16O,-
ooQ bu. a. year ago. Bull sentiment was
stimulated by a report from Kansas City
predioting falling on IN the movement
or new wheat In the near future. AS a
result the market continued to become
hrmer, but the chief influence that Intended
20 encourage the bulls was the fear Of
damage to spring wheat by extreme high
temperatures and other potential causes
~ 6Slhc the September option touched the
highest point OF the day Although slight
reaction occurred on profit taking the mar
ket closed firm, with September at S3hc
clesalrances Of wheat and flour were equal
70 2z,OO0 bu.N The worlds visible supply, as
shown by Bradstreets, decreased 400 600 bu.
primary receipts were 10000 bu., compared
Duluth and Chicago reported reeeipts OF
lSS cars against 2iS cars last week and 27s
cars year ago.
Influenced by frmness of wheat sentiment
In the corn pit was inclined to bullishness
after the first hour. At the start the mar
ket was weakened by lower prices at Iiv-
erpooI and by ideal weather for crops in
the United States. Shorts soon started
buying moderately and caused a substantial
rally. An estimate of light receipts for
tomorrow helped strengthen the market
late In the day. The close was firm Sep
tember opened hahc to &C lower, at 5lAc
70 $40 54ssc, sold up to 65ltc and closed at
65c. Local receipts were $50 cars, with 100
OF contract grade.
Liquidation, due to excellent weather con-
ditions, caused weakness in the oats mar
ket. Some recovery was made during the
last hour on buying by shorts, the closing
being fairly steady. September opened X
70 8c lower, at 2sA TO 29c sold between
ssq2s&o and 2hc and closed at 29c. Local
receipts were 225 cars.
Provisions were firm, following &c ad-
vance in the price OF live hogs. The vol
1me OF trading was small. At the close
september nork was up 12hc, at Sl295
Lard was up 21hc to &c, at ST. 221kG7 Is. Ribs
were DC higher, at s7.925kc
80 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
81 900 head. 99'
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
indIcates suneay. ;. indicates holiday.


The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, July B-wHEAT-Lower;
No. red, cash, elevator. Sc track, $50
sS14c; September, 79hqSoc bid December,
s015c bid; No 2 hard, SSQ95c.
44Ac
0ATs-Lower; No 2 cash. s2c; track,
new, 3l3Ac; old. SSSqSS4c; July, 2Satc bid;
SeItembei 2ltc; No. 2 white, 35c.
FLOUR-Moderate and lower. Red winter
patents, N2Qq4: 40; extra fancy and
straight, $3.S594O5: clear, S3l5g3.SO.
SEEDS-Timothy. nominal; s2OOQ2.4O 10 for
choice; prime higher.
. CORN MEAL-Higher, $40.
BRAN-Steady; sacked east track T1d73c
HAY-steady; timothy. $6.Oodl4OO; prairie,
HEMP TWINE-65kc.
PROVISIONS-Pork higher: tobbinR.
S13.05c lard, higher; prime steam, S665; dry
s salt meats higher; boxed extra shorts,
SIS71h; clear ribs. $S.377A; short clears SS.62l5
Bacon higher: boxed extra shorts, $sS7IS;
clear ribs, S9.12h; short clear, $9.S7k.
POULTRY-Lower chickens, 91kc; springs,
llAe; turkeys, lSc; ducks, 7q9c; geese, 5d9c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 151AqO1sc
dairy. 14d161kc.
EGGS-steady at lie, case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
New York Mining stocks.
lew YORK, July 1s-Closing quotations
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, July 1s.-Money was abundant
in the market today though supplies were
affected somewhat by various cans. Dis
counts were a shade frmer. Trading on
the Stock exchange was quiet and prices
were fairly steady Slackness of business
was partly due to the absence of many
operators, who are enjoying a holiday.
Consols were easier. Americans opened ir-
regular and were moderately supported at
about parity. but trading was inactive and
they closed quiet. Japanese were firm on
good investment inquiry. Japanese i'm
perial IS of 1901 were quoted at 104.
BERLIN, July 1S.-The tendency was firm
on the Bourse today and there were frac-
tional rises in many securities.
PARIS, July 1S-Prices on the Bourse to-
day were irregular and trading was in
active Russian imperial As were quoted
at $3.50 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 48S 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
S-steady at lie, case count.
nAA.NHN- CAl
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July Ia-METALs-The
London tin market was again higher
owing, It is said, to speculative develop
ments, with spot closing at el44 rs Sd and
futures at el4S 7s Cd, Locally the market
was quiet and showed a somewhat easier
tendency, with spot quoted at SSl. .4O6I3i 90.
Copper was hrmer abroad, closing at e67
for spot and s67 Is Cd for futures The
local market continues frm. Some dealers
are said to be asking as high as SIS 25
for lake but both lake and electrolytlc
are generally quoted at SIS 0O6Dl5 l2Ib and
casting at &lA75. Lead closed at Ris i5s
IN LONDON and was firm locally at $3.50
q4.eo. spelter closed at R24 In London, a
locally with prices about points higher
at y. 4OatS4 45. Iron closed at 4ss 4d in Glas-
gov and at ass I'D in Middlesborough. Lo-
cally iron shows a steadieF tone; the re-
cent large transactions have helped the
position OF the market to some extent
No. j foundry northern is quoted at Si625
ait 20; No. foundry northern at SIS T5d
1880; No. foundry southern at Sl5.25d
Ql5.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19

bffEEP-Ihe market on lambs was In
very fair shape this morning, that is there
and a demand about equal to the SUNNY
The result was that the market opened
aoout steady and the first sales were made
at prices fully as good as yesterday
The sheep market, on the other hand, was
not TO the liking Of sellers, buyers being
Iather bearish in their views and not in any
hurry TO fil orders. The trade was consid-
efaole or drag from start to finish and II
was late In the forenoon when buyers and
sellers got together. AS regards prices the
market might be described as steady to n
little lower ~
Quotations: Good to choice spring lambs.
100; good to choice yearlings. S5 sO66 ri.
fair to good yearllngs, so; good to
choice wethers, $500a5 20; fair to good
wethers, A.l5q500; good to choice ewes
$4.lSq4s0; fair to good ewes. S42OqIb. Rep
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
Kansas city Live stock Marke,

KANSAS CITY, MO, July lS-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000 head, including L. 800 south
erns Market. 6q1Oc lower. Choice export
good, A.z5qb.OO; western fed steers, G.75G
300; stockers and feeders, 81 76a4.4O; south
ern steers, S2.764J4.2; southern COWS so 25iD
325i native cows, S2.60dl4.5 90; native heifeTs
g. 5044.5o native heifers, ks. 2a5S5; buils,
$2.25a4.0O calves, s3.0OQ5.75.
HoGS-Receipts, $500 head; market
strong 70 DC higher. Top price, $50; bulk of
sales, .6l1kab.76; heavy. 3570q5. IS; packers,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts. 400
head; market steady. Native lambs, 5000
yearllngs. S450q5 Co; Texas Clipped wear
ings, IS. 2S46.OO; Texas clipped sheep, Asa
$50; stookers, S.. .5OQ4OO.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Wheat Receipts Are Heavy, but Rust
Reports Come
JULY DROPS, SEPTEMBER ADVANCES
OHeFs OF New Grain More Than Meet
DsmAnd-oOrn f. strong, Also
July oats-Local Cash
Prices.
OMAHA Juiv ~ ,oos

OMAHA. July Is, 1906
Lhe price Of July wheat continued to de-
uon- Receipts Of $40 cars at Kansas City
and ~ az St Louis caused weakness in
down accordingly. SEPTEMBER was stronS
oa account OF rust reports from the north
Ss wSsS July closed af s5hc. September at
home talk reached here from Kansas City
20 me eneot that q reaction would come
soon pecAuso the fnrmers will refuse to sell
AT ruhnk prices. At present however they
seem willing to cell. Moro Nebraska wheat
is offered at Omaha than can hnd a sale.
Minneapolis has all the wheat ii needs al
present prices and so has Detroit. A large
cash buyer at Chicago was trying to sell
Corn held steady and a little higher.
July closed at 5e7sci old July at 57e; Sep
lshc,
so5s6Slc against SOss6S yesterday. sept septene n.
Der showed weakness and closed al zee
December finished at SIC.
Cash wheat was lower than yesterday
Two cars Of new No. sold at Soc
Bids on new No. 2 hard winter wheat
livered at continental European ports.
Freight, insurance and other charges from
price ga SIC G tBs RsRs % the bid
az kansas City. Expenses made the bid
equal S4aS4he at New York.
and bd lower on corn.
Minneapolis last night says the Record
Atuioiut Aiau veeh hlleu 10 the unit OF Capa-
city at present prices with southwestern
wheat. Brokers who were attempting to
work more Kansas City wheat to Minneapo-
lis reported they were unable to draw out
a single bid For the first time in eighteen
months, good milling grades OF wheat,
including low grade No. 3, and lower, sold
yesterday IN Chicago at a discount from
prices current for nearby futures Brad
streets wheat decrease Is 200 900 bushels
From the Record-Herald: Much COM
ment was aroused by the buying in person
OF 100000 bushels old July corn by A. l.
Valentine from Robert Pringle. There were
few who believed that Valentine had shown
a change of front from the bear side OF the
market or that he was sufficiently fright
ened from any cause to cover SUCH q guam
uty az such a price II short The taking in
OF about 100000 bushels of corn in the
afternoon by Ware and Leland on July
contracts adced another complication, as
the deliveries on July contracts heretofore
this month had all landed with Pringle,
fttch d Rankin. The latter house was
Sredited with buying all the puts on old
september corn available in the Milwaukee
market running the price down over nc
In the process. Taking all the indications
together, the opinion grew that there has
been transfer Of the eastern holding of
July corn in this market and that Valen-
tine had been used as a broker TO cover
up the transfer"
Omaha Cash sales.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, s5dS7c; new No. 2
hard, soc; No. 3 hard, SO684c; new No
hard, 7sc; No. hard, zoe; No. 3 spring, sec.
OpaahR Cash Prices.
CoRN-No 3 52c; No. 3, 5lhc; No. a. ole;
no grade, bOo; No. yellow, 523kc; No. yell
low, SIC; No. 2 white. 625hc No. white, SIC
.. WEiEAT-New No. hard, 81 lbs, 2 cars,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
NEW York GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commodftiea


NEW YORK, July ls.-FLoUR-Receints
sa4f barrels; exports l,265 barrels; sales
200 packages. Market was dun ana nm.
12149 barrels; exports, $50 barrels "ditsr ssIes
400 packages. Market dull and lower
70 sell winter q sc patents, s4.sOa5.95 winter
t55OqSO0; winter extras, S31Od3 IS; Mime,
sofa bakers, S.75q4l5; winter low grades.
barrels; fair 70 good, sL25qL6O; choice 10 10
fancy, N.60d490. ~
CoRNMEAL-steady; fine white AMI vel
% ..o9w, 1 S1;IzoSglSO; y coarse nl4q1l6 kiln dried
.BARLEY-Dun; feeding, 4sHc, c. =
New 4ork' malting. Asg62c c. l. T.. Buffalo
10000 bushels futures. spot market r.
regular; No; red. s6c in store; NJ. 3 red
iut6, 14& O. SnSa' S aoSt, SS Mo NHorther9 T.,
Manitoba, HlO T. o. b., .afioat. From an
opening decline caused by easier chi les
LIQUIDATION which held a sharp rally To-.
day. Its motive was more rust news, Ills
tosether Swith better outside support and
20 Ke net advance Sales included No -
red july ahqs2kc closed az aatc; Sep
81 1-l6Qsstsc. closed at SSc.
CoRN-Receipts, l70,s25 rushcis; slles. g.
coo bushelsi futures, $4,000 Jpot, Spot easy
ahoat; No. 2 yellow, 62jkc; No. 2 v bjte'
ezAe; option market was 1uiet AMI easier
IN response to LIQUIDATION, 4losins S4c net
60ls960isc, closed at 6O1hc
oATs-Receipts. ils. 900 bushels; spot mar
ket quiet; mixed oats, 26 10 30 lbs, $3.50
sslhc; natural white, 80 to so lbs, s7Ihq5sifc;
clipped white, S6 to 40 lbs, SSq41c
IFEED.steS;d1y,I; T. spring bran 112o; july
HAI-p9il; shipping, 6oq65c; good to
HOPS -stesdyi state common to choice.
lOa12e; Paciho coast 1906 crop, Bose; ie03
crop, lsa2oc: olds, loqiee.
HlDES-Quiet; Galveston, 20 TO 5 pounds
zoe; California, p 70 g pounds, i9c: Texas
dry, q 20 30 pounds, ls17c.
LEATHER R-Steo az; agid, stil2So.
sl2. .oOaig5Q; mess, M0tOalO.O; heef hams.
81. .OOa2150i packet, flOOOHnO; city extra.
picked bellies sGGlSsi picgIed should E IS,
STEADY; western steamed. Hso; rsnned.
lea. s $50, ee%Poaad. s'si,4sS S ssss. PorsE lsr
steady; family, Nh50Ql6.o0i short clear
n9IS4itIs; & sIsSss ness S;i. nSS6ool15e ,. 80
Llzt; southern 6S9tl.oo; Jersey sweeT, 500
TALLow- Steady; city Cs2 per pkg). 4sc;
RICE-Qulet; domestic fair 20 extra,
sltq6l4e; Japan. nominal.
creamery. sOssSe: oeisi prices ere efeafeTy merry.
common TO extra, Ilg20bze; state dairy,
Sopon g. sxtrsi lep rSnSyS,sd Soc,o com
mon 20 extra, ltsAGisble; western imitation
creamery, 16dlec
CHEESE Firm; new state full creams.
small colored and white, fancy, eAtc; new
state, fair 20 choice 9QSIzc; new state,
large, eolosed and white, fancy. 9ase,
EGGS-Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby selected white fancy, 2Sq2tc; state
choice. Md22e; state extra mixed. uaIhcs
western extra hrsts, lsais1le; western sec
OndE lbi4n l6isc
POULTRY-Alive, firm; western spring
chickens ibe; fowls. lllfei turkeys, l4l4e,
Dressed. irregular western broilers, l4Q
i7c fowls, iS4e, turkeys, l3di7c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-19
WEATHER II THE GRAIN BELT
Cooler I'm Upper Missouri valley and
Northwest.

OMAHA, July is. 1905.
Cooler weather prevails over the upper
Missouri valley and northwest, extending
south over north and central Nebraska.
This wave of slightly cooler weather viii
extend over eastern Nebraska tonight
Thunderstorms and light, scattered show
ers occurred In the extreme upper Missouri
and Mississippi valleys during the last
twenty-four hours, with continued fair
weather in the lower valleys and west.
Omaha record OF temperature and pre-
cipitatton compared with the corresponding
=. 1895. 1904 1903. 1902.
Minimum temperature. % q 6s s.
.sss.....s..... w " ,O l.ul
Normal temperature for today, 75 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March 1,
645 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904
l61 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1908.
Al inches.