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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Pionics and Athletic Contests Feature
Of Independence Day.
STEVE LUKIs SERIOUSLY HURT
Has Eye GouRed from socket 10
Fight-whfte and Biack Men
Have Ftstic En-
counter,

Celebrations as various as the classes
and the moods Of cety marked the ad-
vent and progress q the national holiday
IN South Omaha. with the first light Of
dawn excited small boys popped their
crackers and hurled torpedoes In all d.
rections frightening even tine lcquaciouS
sparrovs into tinid silence. On the heels
Of the boys came young men who. IN spite
Of strict orders 70 the contrary. fired re-
volvers and heavier firearms 10 add 10 the
big noisy day.
Early in the forenoon a score Of picnic
parties set out to various groves and lakes
bent on q good quiet celebration Ia the
country. Among the more elaborate cele-
brations we're those by the Ladies' auxiliary
to the Ancient order OF Hibernians the
Shamrock Athletic CLUB and the south
omaha Country club.
The former order celebrated in Syndicate
park and the day was distinctly quiet
one largely attended by women and chill
dren, family parties, vita the main object
Of rest
The Shamrock Athletic association enter
tanned about 2o0o guests at Seymour park.
The scheduled sports were carried out with
the usual success Of sucn affairs on the
Fourth Of July
Three hundred people attended the cele-
brat-ons at the South Omaha Country club.
Z These consisted Of racing golf and tennis
playing, a good dinner IN the evening and
the regular holiday dance
The racing consisted Of a motorcycle con-
/ test With four machines. in which w (.
/ Dewey won first money. Harry stafford
second and ID. u. Wallace third. In the
horse race W. A. Fitzsimnons' horse won
/ in the quarter-mile dash with three COM
petitors The older boys csddy race was
won by James Barrett second place was
won b. Raymond Clark. The younger
! boys caddy race was won by Ray
/ Mullen. \. Buresh was second and Ed
O'Neil third. In the little boys race Ralph
Laverty was first, Paul Holbrook second
ana II. Smith third.
/ In the driving contest on the golf links,
/ l. a. Kellogg won first with d 80 yard
drive Richard Montague won the APP
preaching contest on No. y green. He also
won the low medal handicap score. J. +.
Fitzgerald tied Floyd Sherwood for low
media score for scratch, each making ~
Mrs. L. V. Arnold won the women's golt
match. The follownG are the scores for
the sixteen men who qualified for the
J. 7. ONeu cup:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

A woman Is awful loyal never to think
her disloyalty out loud.
The worst OF Il is you can get fooled
watching a man just the way you can
trusting him.
some people have such imaginations they
can think they are having fun at a church
picnic.
Part Of the fun OF going 10 a base bal
game is lying about how you spent the
afternoon somewhere else doing something
Il was your duty TO 40.
II man tries 10 save paying a painter
dollar by doing a job around the house
that ruins q $50 suit Of clothes he thinks
he's smart 10 do It just the same-NeW
York Pres.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
earlst Receipts.
Fe\Ptures of the T. aiding and Closing
y Prices ON Board of Trade.


CHICAGO. July 6-For four days scarcely
any rain has fallen in the drouth
stricken fields OF the northwest Tempet-
Rtures meanwhile have run high and addi-
tional damage is presumed TO have been
Inflicted daily. Whether or not such in
jury has been done the price of wheat here
OF 35Sf7tc. Corn and oats were also. az
fected, the former finishing hq1Ac up and
the latter 1Ulhc. Hog products varied
late sales ranging from 171fc lower to l5c
strong tone prevailed. in the wheat
pit from start TO finish. Quotations were
when the final gong was sounded Trad
ing, however. was not on a scale common
surate with the wide change in values.
was Concerned appeared willing to leave
the calamity entirely to- the farmers and
thu ststistieials. "a Prominent crop exI
yield N the Dakotass and Minnesota would
be only l5e 000.0Oe bushels as against the
government June figures approximately
2eo, 90 900 bushels, Farmers at one place
in Minnesota were reported TO have turned
cattle into the wheat fields. Elsewhere
pl9wins was SAID to have been started at
m8hy points. News came from Alberta
that water was being hauled twenty miles
for stock. In Europe. Canada and the
United States alike. the visible supply Of
September fluctuations were between
sslac and tLol7s, with the close S1sqS&c up
Talk. OF. higher hay, dried up pastures
and shortage Of feed northwest Joined with
the strength Of wheat in advancing this
price OF corn. September ranged from
607s TO sac and wound up at 6lsSdS1Ac,
gain OF lac over the previous close. The
cash market was. firm, No. yellow
closed at 61%1S2c.
There was influentiAls buying of oats
From sSSac On the one hand, SeptembeI
opened and went as high as sac, and il
nls- end was ldtlAc up, at &f4sQSg1zc-
Granite shorts IN July pork hoisted pro
vhions, but heavy selling b. longs causeC
bacgsat later. Final figures for porl
were at TIC loss TO l5c advance. lard wa
down 15al &c and ribs also were cheape
15g17iho.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
rtinIe.- n Inr,s1,- / aisn I.n,r N C,lnse 500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
TotaNs

CATTLE-As usual for a holiday, which
was rendered still worse this time, owing
to the fact that Instead Of one there were
two Intervening days. the market was IN
more or less uncertain condition. Every
one seemed to be a little undecided as TO
Just what course values would take, with
the result that the market was later than
usual In opening and the trade pretty SLOW
at the beginning. Receipts were very
moderate and the feeling was that prices
should be higher, but buyers were not in
clined to take any chances by bidding the
market up until they were thoroughly in
formed as to conditions at eastern market
points.
The first cattle TO sell were feeders,
there being only a very light supply OF
cattle OF that kind on sale. The fact that
spectators were all sold out together with
the better feeling created by general rains
at the close OF last week made every one
anxious for fresh supplies. The demand,
however, was plainly for weighty feeders
of good quality and they sold very readily
at prices that were strong to l0c higher.
There were hardly enough stock cattle In
sight to make a test Of the market.
quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
cornfed steers, s.. 50GS-25; fair to good corn
fed steers, 81. 5oQ7 50; common to fair. corn
fed steers. s. .0G16 50; good 20 choice corn
fed cows and heifers, B0O66.0O; fair 10
good cows and heifers, 50 S0(I5 90; common
choice stockers and feeders, 81. 25Q5. Is; fair
to good stockers and feeders, SS.75q4. .;
common 20 fair stockers and feeders, 50 "
d3.76; stock heifers, 50. 1904 90; veal calves
S3.50a1.O %: bulls, stays. ETC.. ~ 2oQo.N
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

KANSAS CITY. July 5.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1000 head. including 400 southerns;
steers steady TO weak; COWS strong TO lVe
higher; calves 25c' higher; dressed beef and
export steers, &25dS.30; fair 10 good, S5.5Jlt
Z %; western steers. 34.U0qI1.50; stOckers anu
feeders. IS 2565 30; southern steers, $3.1JG
$50; southern cows. y. 7561A50. native cows,
s. 5OfI6. rs; native heifers, s.. l0ILl5 bulls.
SS.O0SI4 75 calves. 81 e947. So.
HOGs-Receipts 5000 head; market 81
lOc higher top, $40; bulk of sales, $3.50
els: heavy 8. s5G9 90 packers and butchers,
IS 1909 Is; light, SS.sVus. 20; pigs, S90QS.21
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts. 5000
head: market strong to l0c higher; lambs,
s. 45SISlO; yearlings, $5.OOd6VJ; wethers,
81. o06I5.00 ewes. $S759I4.75; stOckers and
feeders 81 T5aA75
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
NEW York GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on vsrfsas
Comnodfffea.

Ton moNANAeas
K SEw ., T0 I9Z S-F RIeB5 S5i
fair TO good, Al5qAiQ, choice 70 fancy.
CoRNMEAL-Firm; fine white and yell
low. s.. 39gLS5; coarse, Sl-25al90. kiln dried,
whEAr-spot strong; No. ? red. soc
nominal. c. l. T.. 20 arrive. elevator; No. l
northern. 81 rs. nominal, T. o. b.. TO arrive
options were strong and higher on the con-
tinued absence Of general rain in the north
west and the firmness abroad and osed
3An5ssc net higher. as follows: July, Ace4s
September. nO74s. December, NoSA Re
celpts, $500 bu. shipments, E.e57 bu.
CORN-Spot firm; No. ? sac, nominal,
elevator, domestic, 10 arrive, export, No. 2,
6y1zc. nominal I. o. b., 20 arrive. Option
Aa2c net higher. as follows: July. &c;
September, T0ac; December. sac. Receipts,
81 SIS bu; shipments. LIS bu.
OATS-Spot firmer; mixed. IS TO p lbs,
nominal; natural white. Is to % lbs, 5a4Sc
clipped white, "a to A. lbs, 45a4si4c. Re
ceipts, 1lS,5o0 bu
HAY-Firmer; prime. ND: No. L N-l5g
HIDES-Easy; Contra America. &c; Bo-
gotta, IdZ2c.
&c. seconds. 22d24c: thirds, 1sq22c; re-
PRovTsIoNs-Pork steady: mesa SIS ODa
81 50; family. Sc Oop26-50, short clears, f45t
family sl8coq 2oco beef mans, S24.ooq26. %
Cut meats, steady; picked bellies. 10 to Il
luN.. tlA.Vtfl Ah-aNs H4GhAtu ndAlSs aAp.NtAAo
Lard steady: middle west prime, Sl2.lSd
I225: refined. steady; continent SEQ
south America, sl4OO; compound. $50
3 .g7la.
TALLow-Dun, prime city hhds.. sssc
country. 6Ad63sc,
RICE-steady, domestic, 25sdSc: Patna
! 51zd6c
BCTTER-steady; creamery. steady
creamery specials. 29l4 &c; extras, SIki028Nc
/ third to first, ZdZsc; state dairy, common
/ to finest 23N2Sc; process, second to special
2zQ25lzc; factory, 22d2S19c; imitation cream
cry. 24d25c.
/ CHEESE-Firm: state, whole milk. spe
cials, l51kdl6c: state, fancy white. 14Ac
state. fancy. colored l5e; state. ayerag
prime. 144glHkc; state, fair to good, 10
l4c. state, common, logl2c; skins, fun I
specials. 2izI124zc.
EGGS-weak; state, Pennsylvania ant
| nearby hennsry white, 24gZ1c; state, Penn
| sylvania and nearby gathered white, 22f
| &c: state, Pennsylvania and nearby hon
merry. brown, Z3d2Sc; state, Pennsylvani
and nearby gathered brown. 21F23c: fresl
gathered extra first. l912oi fresh gathere'
! extra first 17WlSc.
I POULTRY-Alive, quiet; western broil
/ ers. 2592sc; fowls 17I4c; turkeys, 109l4c
| Dressed, steady; western broilers, 24qZ1c
| fowls 141ISc; turkeys. 15U1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
N.r YsrE Msr.r Msrk.t.

NEW YORK. July 5-MONEY-On call
firm. eGgH per cent; ruling rate, per cent.
last loan, ~ per cent; offered, per cent
TIME LOANS-Firm: 90 days. pta3h
per cent and % days al1d5A per cent; six
months, 4A.GS per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4%9 o.
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Weak with
actual business in bankers bills at ASGs
a4s4 for eo-day bills and y $50 for demand.
COMMERCIAL BLISS. S14S31a.
&C.
BONDs-Government, steady; railroad
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

ST. LOUIS, july 5-CATT LE-Receipts
SO head. including 800 head Texans; mar,
ket steady to l5c lower native shipping ana
export steers, S7.25qS.50, dressed beef and
butcher steers, $6.oOQS.25: steers under LOU
lbs, S515a75o; stoekers and feeders, N.L5a
SIS; cows and heifers, ShSOqi.2o' Gamers -
Texas and Indian steers, $.5OTLWi COWS
and heifers $3.5oQ575
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market lec
higher; pigs and lights y9O0a9.5 50; packers.
s. SQg. 40; butchers and best heavy, $500
a45.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1880
head: market steady: native muttons, $500
d45O; lambs. S. 75QS.3J; culls and bucks.
s. 5Od5.7 rs; stockers, $3.O0d4O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
Articlesl open.l Hign Low. Close. Salty.

-
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOURr-Steady; winter patents, ASAq
ass; winter stralghts. sA9outs0' spring
strslgntS, Asog4 q; bakers, SS'"o@'@
BARLEY or mixing, 4sa57e; fair to
choice mating, l86Sc.
No. l northwestern. &.is- Timothy, SEQ,
Glover. ni-5Q 20
PRovIsIoNs-Mess. pork. per Dbl. 1880
sides doose), siz sssfiSi2ls Short clear sides
(boXed), SlAoosiA3.
Total eiearsnces Of wheat and flour were
equal 10 sa,Oo4 sbu. Primary receipts were
lO1L0Oo bu..l compared with 69l.ooo bu. the
corresponding Gay year ago. The visible
supply Of wheat In The United states de-
creased ll07 0O bu for the week The
amount Of breadstuff on ocean passage
decreased 2.s6oseoo bu. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. IS cars; corn, 6S6
ears oats, ~ cars; hogs, S0oo head.
Chicago Cash ,Rrices--Mhsst, No 2 red,
N.02aLOSl1; No- s rcd. slgos16L0I; No.
hard t,Soqlos; No : hard, sst.ossl. OO1s
northern spring. A@7zal-le No, spring,
sseqfLoo1s. Corp; No = eo9Sie; No: > 60.
SaSie: No sSs sii iS iSSse; 10. h vel,
low, 60lsq6lc. Oats NO. = SS,<c; No. white
Agllze; No, 8 white, 90 4o'scs No. white,
INTERPRETATIONS 1saz5lse; dairiss. .
ESas.Esssss u.s. &C.: steady; =, At
Pt cHEE f.sass, daisies. i5ssa15Ec;
twins, l5qIsaAes, young .AnieTiess. lElkSl5lse;
I9xg horns KiSdi5Ac. a.
EOTATOE.s- STEADY choice 70 fancy, Z
G2Oc fair to good. l66ISc-
POuLTRY-Steady. turkeys, l5c; chick
ems lac: springs. lsc.
VEAL-steady; D. 20 eNlb. WITS. SdS,ze.
90 TO S-lb. WIS. s9s1se; IS to llO-lb, wts-,
lOll0iac.
Chicago RaceiDsat Wheat. ears; corn
IS cars. oats. Isl cars Estimated for 70
morrow: whssfc y cars; cora, 5ss ears
oR,s esl cara
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

dollars, s4ss57S.OOo. silver dollars OF lSs0
81 SIS 900; silver certificates OUTSTANDING
SEQ $4,000
General Fund-Standard silver dollars IN
general fund 81 @Sio; current liabilities
S95. 20; working balance in treasury Of
fees, S42 5S3 90: In banks 70 credit OF
treasurer Of the United States So o22
subsidiary silver coin. S1s 770. $40 minor coin,
$50. al; total balance In general fund. tlOe =
, 100 IFS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
Wool AGarket.

BOSTON. July 5.-wOoL,-Tn the absence
OF any demand for old wool, interest In
the local market Is centering more and
more in the new clip now being shorn.
Growers ars still demanding prices which
eastern dealers consider excessive, vet a
fair sale OF Arizona is reported
The only Importance locally has been A
few hundred pounds az fine, uuwashed
Ohio at PIC, which Is said 10 represent .
heavy loss There Is good demAnd for
IL dull Hs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

HoGS-Receipts Of hogs were the lightest
of any day this year, barring one or two
exceptions. and prices ruled higher
throughout. Dime advances were the more
frequent, a large portion Of the hogs
changing hands on this basis. some 5dlOc
higher business was done, but sales at the
least advance were hardly numerous
enough to influence the market as 4 whole.
Heavies and rough mixed were neglected,
as usual. and had 10 sell at the bottom OF
the list
In point OF activity the trade was equally
satisfactory in both divisions. Aside from
few scattered loads Of welghty hogs,
everything cold before l0:D a. m. Closing
rounds were very slow and dull on this
particular class Of stock, extra heavies
selling as low as $50 Shippers purchased
about 800 head on outside orders and paid
the high price, 500, for q load OF light.
One Of the larger packers bought spartngly,
but three other droves. aggregating almost
1000 head, averaged SsS9.
A spread of S.s0gs-S bought up most OF
the offerings, as compared with Saturday :
bulk Of @.l0q68. Tops remained I'M
changed, with 500 as the high price.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
Natal A.nrLraf.

NEW YORK. July 6-METALS-Standard
copper, dull; spots and futures, Sll.S51l2. 10;
London dull; spot, E54 13s ID; futures a55
Sc Sd; locally, Lake, t2 62l4dl2s7h; cleo
Tin dull spot and futures. Sc. s045s.O0. Lon
don steady; spot, Else Is Cd; futures, E15l.
Lead quiet; spot, AS7lkq44s, New York;
81. 29q4.zI11, East St Louis; London spot,
e11 IFS Sd. Spelter dull; t545d5.55. New
York; sLS74m5.06, East 81. Louis; London
spot, E2 IS. Iron lower; ass l01fd for
Cleveland warrants IN London; locally,
quiet; No. l foundry northern, $l6.50dls. 70
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
DRY Goods nIArkst.

NEW YORK. July G-DRY GooDs-Ths
dry goods markets were very quiet at the
opening after the holidays. Malls brought
forward many requests for the prompt
shipment Of merchandise under order FOR
delivery July L. Mems wear and dress
goods selling agents are inclined 10 post
pone the opening OF leading lines until A.
late a date as possible Cotton yarns are
quiet Export trade Il fair
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Prediction for Continued Fair To-
night and Wednesday.

OMAHA, July 3, 1910.
Rains were quite general within the last
twenty-four hours in the hover Ohio and
Mississippi valleys and southern states and
continue in widely scattered localities IN
the lower Mississippi valley and west gulf
states this morning Light showers were
scattered over central and western Ne
brasks, Colorado and Montana during the
last twenty four hours. Considerable cloud
mess prevails in the central valleys this
morning but the weather is generally fair
in the eastern portion and generally clear
everywhere west Of Missouri river. Tenn
perntures were moderate throughout the
central valleys and east during the last
twenty-four hours. They were nigh on the
eastern slope and the weather was very
warm IN western Nebraska A temperature
Of 1O3 degrees was recorded at Culbertson.
barometric depression extends from the
extreme upper valleys south over the
eastern Rocky mountain slope. This de-
preston is followed by an area OF high
pres sure over the west and the continued
eastward movement of the high pressure
Will probably cause slightly cooler weatheg
tonight and Wednesday.
Temperature ana precipitation at Omaha,
compared with the three preceding years
1910 1903. 1905. lSQ
Minimum temperature....- 81 g. 81 a
Precipitation ...........,.. 90 1.6S 1.S3 ~
Normal temperature for today, rs degrees
Deficiency In -precfpitatlon since March
Deficiency corresponding period in 1sOa
Len inches.
Excess corresponding period in 1908, 80;
L A WELSH, Local Forecaster.-.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
Cation MnrIref.

NEW YORK, July 5.-COTTON-spot:
Closed quiet, 10 points higher; middiing up
lands, 15.S5c; middling gulf. 1A7Oc; sales.
II. 81 bales Futures: Closed steady. Clos
ing bids: July, l5.43c; August, iAs0c; Sep
TENDER, 13SSc; October, R.75c; November
l2S2e; December, l257c; January, l22.54ci
February, i253c; March. 1257c.
ST. LOUIS, July 6-COTTON-Steady
middiing. lac; sales, ls4 bales; receipts, lBl
bales; shipments, $50 bales; stock, l6. SCI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
city Grain ana PrOyisiOas.

KANSAS CITY, July 6.-WHEAT-July,
9Slsc; September, s3&c; December, T@sQ
97Isc; cash unchanged to &c higher; No. 2
S1.049l06; No. 3. SScGSl.0l; No. red, ssG
s6c: No 3, SSds3c.
CORN-July, 59b<c; September, 5SlsQSS1G &c;
December, 54Ssc; cash unchanged TO nc
lower; No. mixed. 60G601tc: No, 3, 5!d
6Oc, No. white. SIC; No. 2, 62lsc,
OATS-Unehanged; No. white, Ssg49c;
mixed, S4g36c-
RYE-No. 2. 6647oc-
HAY-Unchanged; choice timothy, $500;
choice prairie, Sl-5qIl-5o.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, Sic: firsts,
24jzc: seconds, zlzc; packing stock, S1<c.
EGGS-Firsts, t4S5; seconds, $3.6o; current
receipts, new cases, Alo; miscellaneous.
SA05
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
L A WELSH. Local Forces
So LouI. General Marked.

ST. LOUIS, July &-wHEAT-Higher;
July, $50; September. seize; cash higher
track, No. red, tl.o4rl.le; No. hard, SEQ
N.O4h
CORN-Futures higher; July, 577sc; Sep.
TENDER, 6ol4c; cash steady; track, No. 2,
595zc; No. white 63I1d64c.
0ATIFutures higher; July, sss&c; Sep
TENDER, 3TL957nc; cash higher; track, No.
2, 3S5xe; No. white 43g434zc,
RYE-Steady at zoe.
FLOUR-UnchAnged red winter patents,
$S.00Q5.S5; extra fancy and straight 81 500
ass; hard winter clears, $15O@3s9.
SEED-Timothy,. $3-0073.S5. .
'CORNMEAL-2.3
BRAN-Quiet; sacked, east track, S6aSsc
HAY-Steady; timothy, Sl4.5OglSSe; prai-
ris, 81. 5O4140o.
RAGGING-S1c.
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork lower; Jobbing $a4, IS.
Lard higher; prime steam, SllS0t1l2.Do. Dry
sa meats steady; boxed, extra shorts,
$l4 rs; clear ribs, tl425; short clears, SIG 80.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra short, Sl5.T5;
clear ribs. S1575; short clears, S160o
POULTRY Weak; chickens. 12tac;
springs, 1Sq1sc; turkeys, lsc; ducks, Sc;
geese, &c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 246Z1ac.
EGGSLHigher At 17lzc
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkET
Cattle and Hogs Higher-sheep Re
norted Firm.

CHICAGO. July 6-CATTLE-Receipts
1000 head market lOd15c higher; steers,
S. 25aTS.5O COWS, g. Ea6.0O, heifers, A.u0g
$50 bulls S350u5.T5; calves. $s.0oai 70;
stoekers and feeders, s4cGa5.70
HOQS-Receipts, 1900 head. market log
&c higher; heavy, 3. l56l9 20; butchers, SEQ
Gs4o; mixed, S9.l5u9.3 30; light S9.4u95o,
packing, ss.5oqslO; pigs, Ssooqs.40; bulk OF
sales So. l0dS IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1000
head; market firm; sheep, S3T5d465; year
nngs 81 50d6. y; lambs, F7.o0Gs.5o.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
Peoria Grain NIarAxet.

PEORIA July b-CORN-Higher; No.
white. &c; No. ? yellow, soc; No. yellow.
S1c; No. !, 6oc; No. 4, Ssc; no grade. $50
55l1c.
oATS-Highsr: No. white. 4Oc; No. 3
white, SAC; No. 4 white. S91le
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06
Omnhn Cash Prfi.e..

wHEATzNo. 2,hard, s5gg7c; No. hard,
BIAS iscsS No. = bard, s0g9les No. spring
P2Q96c;f NO spring, S9992c. b,
5gAQV0c; No fwhite 57ika6st4c; No. color,
tst405ac. No q color. -5S65TlAcs No yell
LOW, 6S1Tc5 NO,,-3s yellow 56a56lsc; No.
.k4llow, 5ij.M55hc; No. 2, Sole; No. sea
sasi4c, No. 4. H955c. ne grade corn, 4SG521sc
QArS-Stanuard.. TuSi4c; No. white,
96lsSg &c; No. I white, Ssls9 ssSsc, No vel
BARLEYENo. Fd465zc; No. / feed
barley, tsttd45cs rejected barley. 3SGb4ic.
RYE--Ne. 2, 9o072e: Ne. 3 6Sq70c.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-06

ST. JOSEPH, July 5.-CATTLE-Receipt
6OO9 head; market steady; steers SoVod . %,
cows and heifers, $.O046&; calves, $o1Od
rs.
HoGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market, loo
higher; top, $50; bulk OF sales, Ssoqs 10;
head: market strong; lambs, S6JoHsco
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MILWAUKEE. July 5-WHEAD-No. 1
liz
OATS-42d421sc.
BARLEY-Samples, hSG66c.-
FLOUR-Flrm.
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IiverDoOI Grain AIarket,

LIVERPOOL, July 5.-WHEAT-Spot
dull; No. ? red western winter, no stock
futures. firm; July. SIS Esd; October, Is
lO4sd; December, S. uSsd-
6s Gisd; old American mixed, via Calves
ton, IS ld: new kiln dried. Sc I'd; futures,
STEADY "a Si-S july IS Cd SEPTEMBER, Is ss1d
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serious Laeerations

and wounds are healed without danger o.
blood poisoning by Bueklen's Arnica salve
the healing wonder. sc. For sale b.
BeatoR Drug Co.
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New York Mining stocka.
Bank CleariRks.
Coffee Market.

OMAHA, July 5.-Bank cieartngs for to-
day were 81, 5s9, s4l. As and for the CORE
spending date last year s., $50 ll0.H
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sugar Market.

NEW YORK. July 5.-SUGAR-Rsw
Firm; muscOyado. 81 test. aS0c; csntFifugaI
Refined. steady; crushed. 6sse; graduated,
Sisc; powdered. k2Sc.
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London stock Market.

LONDON July 6-American securities
opened quiet today. Only a limited amount
OF business was done during the first hour.
At midday the market was quiet with
prices ranging from unchanged to sc be-
low parity.
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Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. July k-The condition
OF the treasury at ths beginning OF business
today was as follows:
Trust F1lnds-ASold coin, $50, So 50; silver
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SUNDAY. ssHollday.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union stock yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
p. NJ, July 8, 1910:
RECEIPTS-CARLOTS.
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SHEEP-Pienty OF fat grass sheep arrived
today, but demand was equally broad ana
prices ruled higher from the opening. "A
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Minneapols) S. 0a5 90. second patents
= l0g5.soi FIRST clears, S.l5d425; second
clears, s. s0d3 %
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Omaha NAV HInrket.

& $50: packing. H.5o; new, tOW Straw
Wheat, 900; rye and oats. TOO Alfalfa
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New York Curb Market.

The following quotations are furnished
hy Logan * Bryan. members New York
Stock exchange, 51k South Sixteenth street.
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When you have anything 20 sell or trade
advertise II in The Bee Want Add columns
and set quick resultA
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FIWin nutter NGnrlIee

ELGIN. July 5-BUTTER-FIrm. INK
Output Los. 400 pounds.
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MinnSApotls Grain Market.
: AIINNEAP0LIS., July 6-FLAX-Closed
~ S2ih.
CORN-No. yellow, 56G56isc
OATS-No--3 white. 1Si1nf0iAc.
RYE-No. q 7eh51c.
BRAN-In 100 pound sacks. SiSO0
FLOUR-First patents Gin wood T. Q. b.,
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Tstsl sales tor the day. OsaOO sAArvu