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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
new YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
New York Traction Situation I'm
settles the. Market.
CANADIAN PACIFIC LOSES TWO


NEW YORK, July 2J.--Unexpected devel-
opments IN the New York traction situation
threw the stock market into confusion to-
uay. Securities OF the lnterboro MttrOpoil-
tan declined abruptly at the opening and
pulled down the remainder of the list
Later in the session the general market re-
covered, in many instances making small
net gains.
Another setback occurred shortly before
the close, virtually the entire list of stand
ard Issues receding. The net result of tiN,,e
agi tated movements was slight, except IN
traction securities Canadian Pacific, with
loss of points was prominent.
The upward movement in lnterboro Met
tropolitan securities during the previous
that the company was to receive share
of the subway awards Events leading up
to the rejection of the company's offer
! came a complete surprise and in the
early part of the day dealings In traction
stocks and bonds overshadowed all else.
| The preferred stock, opening with loss OF
3k points, later declined more than points,
while the common lost more than 2. The
eompanys AZ per cent bonds declined more
than points and closed with loss Of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was alternately
strong and weak and closed the day with
The Hill shares showed exceptional
/ strength. Buying of stocks was influenced
| by reports from Washington that Canadian
| reciprocity legislation would be completed
| in few days Canadian Pacific's weak
ness was ascribed to over-extension OF the
! bull movement In London and Berlin, the
| stock having been pushed forward rapidly
in the last few days.
Western advices said that the effect OF
crop uncertainty was being felt keenly in
business circles, one result being the can
collation. Of orders with jobbers. Banks In
the west have begun to husband their re-
sources to meet the requirements OF crop
moving.
Bonds were quiet and prices steady. Total
sales par value, A,714,O00 United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
| Of stock were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
Fish Are Plentiful
in Nebraska Waters
Fish Commission Reports Large
Catches in the Western Part
of the State.

Fish Commissioner w. ]. O'Brien, who
was in Omahs Thursday. reports excellent
fishing in the western part of the state.
He has just returned from the private fish
cries OF II. p. Runion near Benkleman,
where former Mayor Brown of Lincoln, l..
B. Fuller, private secretary to Governor
Aldrich, and Game Warden Miller accom-
panied him.
They are catching lots OF bass at Stump
lake near Hyannis," said Mr.. o'Brien,
''and Marsh lake is loaded with bass and
perch. Many OF the smaller lakes of the
state are going dry and we are watching
them to save the fish. We are now seining
out the fish from Blyburg lake in Dakota
county. Fishing is reported as excellent at
Wood lake and Valentine. This shows that
our labors in planting fish are not without
avail"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
Observation-Disclosures.
Totals

AILbE-Supplies were lar fUr IhuI -
day ana the quality OF the offerings CON
tinues good. The demand from both
dressed peel men and shippers WAS some
what more urgent than 1t has been pre-
Vlously Tins week, owing largely TO the
sharp decrease in receipts, ana desirable
dry-lot beeVeS found a READY sale at prices
strong to lVc higher tnan yesterday cnoIce
l,6UO-p pound beeVes selling up as high as
1910. the highest price paid so far this
year. AS usual, however, there was more
VI less indifference and uncertainty when
il came to the short-ted and grassy cattle,
ana prices for these grades showed very
little change as compared with yesterday,
There was a good, healthy undertone to
the trade throughout and a good clearance
had been made by the middle OF the fore
noon.
Demand for cows and heifers continues
very good and prices were steady to strong
all along the line. Offerings of corn-fed
cows and heifers have been very limited
this week and prices have developed con-
siderable strength and the same has been
true of the best grass stock. Gamers and
cutters are selling somewhat irregularly,
but the demand Is good, and prices have
been well sustained all week. Veal calves
were in moderate supply, active demand
while there was a good outlet for bulls,
stays and rough stock generally.
The edge was off the feeder trade today,
owing to the light demand from the coun-
try. Values have stiffened up very ma
terially during the last few days and this
naturally had tendency to reduce the de-
mand. Supplies have been fairly liberal
and while yard traders have been free
buyers they have had more or less diff
Guilty in disposing of their holdings salts
factorily. The result was that trade was
rather slow today and prices probably 10d
15c lower than the first of the week
Quotations on cattle:
Good to choice beef steers, $63516 IS; fair
fair beef steers, $4.7566.75; good to choice
heifers, S.0oq565; good to choice cows,
81 50; fair to good cows and heifers.
IS. S5@4.6S; common to fair cows and helf-
ers. So. 25Gs.75; good to choice stockers and
feeders. A65Q5.20: fair to good stockers
and feeders, t.0Od4.50; common to fair
stockers and feeders t3.256I4O0: stock
heifers, g. 759S.76; veal calves. 33.6o06.0O;
bulls, stays, ETC.. 81 7065.06.
Representative saleP'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
Babes Neck Broken
in Fall from Chair
Little Son of Henry G. Gagnon Loses
Balance and Topples to the
Floor.

Little Henry Gagnon, year old, fell from
his high chair at the breakfast table
Thursday morning and broke his neck,
The baby was dead before DR.. Schleier
reached the home, at $40 South Twenty
fourth street. The father is Henry G.
Gagnon, employed as a woodworker In
South Omaha,
The happy family was seated at the
table for the morning meal, and the child
was prattling and cooling. Babylike, he
reached over to the table for a morsel
that suited his infant fancy and he lost his
balance, topping over the front of the
chair. He died within a very few minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21

ST. LOUIS, July 0.-CATTLE-Receipt
:. 400 head. including 900 Texans; market.
steady; native shipping and export steers,
s. oOd6 So: dressed beef and butcher steers,
s. O0d6.25: steers under 1000 pounds, 500
$3.50; stockers and feeders, s.. 65Gl.50; cows
and helfers. t3O0d6.5O; Gamers 81 Ood2.75;
bulls. t2.Ed526; calves, SS00d7.1S: Texas
steers and Indian steers, 13.25d6.O0; COWS
and heifers S3OOd450
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head: market
steady: pigs and lights. 81 O0G6.S5; packers,
IS S0d6.95; butchers and best heavy, 1855
$3.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 400
head; market steady; native muttons, 1926
GAS; lambs. Ao0ID7.25; culs and bucks,
Sl00d2. 70; stockers, Sl.50d3.O0.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
KANSAS CROPS ARE BETTER
Corn Reported to Re Much
Better Than Kansas.
WINTER WHEAT BEING THRESHED
shipments Have Been Heavy, WITH
ClRss High and Yieid Large
LIttIe rain Fell THURSDAY
MOrninE,

The weekly crop report received at the
Union Pacific show that corn in the state
Of Nebraska Is leading all other states on
the line. Reports show that all towns along
the line Is this state boast OF the soil beins
In good condition and every indication
points to n heavy crop In corn. In many
Places II was reported that corn had began
tassellng and was In excellent condition.
The state Of Kansas is reported to be forg-
ing to the front with grains, owing TO the
recent heavy rains.
Winter wheat Is being threshed all over
the state at the present time and heavy
shipments are reported. Many farmers
are putting a great deal Of wheat through
the sweating process and will have heavy
shipments In the fall. Schuyler reported as
good, II not better wheat yield than any
other parts OF the state heard from at the
present time. The yield was an average OF
fifty -four bushels to the acre.
Excellent Quality, -
Kansas reported grain TO be In good con-
dition and the quality is said to be excellent.
The average yield per acre for the towns
along the Union Pacific line which have
reported is thrty-five bushels TO the acre
Fifty per cent of the potatoes in that state
have been dug up and the yield is far bet.
ter than was at first anticipated. Alfalfa
is reported to be in excellent condition.
with prospects for heavy crop. The corn.
which has been somewhat damaged by
ack OF rain. is reported 90 be greatly i'm
proved by the recent rains
| Very little rain was reported out in the
state Thursday morning and where II did
fall light rains and showers prevailed at
an early hour. Grand Island and the
nearby vicinity reported very light showers,
with the skies clearing at o'clock Edgar
was the only town on the ~ymore division
of the Burlington route to report rain. The
McCook division was dry as was the
Omaha division. No rains were reported
in the Lincoln division Following are the
towns which reported rain this morning:
Belmont, Crawford,
Edgar, Madrid
Grand Island, Northport.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
CnrIot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRcvIsIONs
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON board of Trade.


CHICAGO, July 2O-Belief in some quar-
tiers that there would be a decided falling
off soon In the receipts from the winter
wheat crop made buyers more active to-
day The close was strong at IL to 1Ho
net advance. Corn on the windup showed
gain Of l%e to 2hs over bs sas out Sgne
Tor provisions varied from 2ltc lower to
20c increase.
were considerably less than for the precsd-
ing twenty-four hours. 1t was also re,
garded significant that the estimated
cago tomorrow had fallen to blS as COM
pared with 663 today and with much
higher totals earlier in the week. Local
as heretofore in their hedging sales and
It was noticed that deliveries from the
farms southwest had materially decreased.
From the outset traders were confronted
too, with reports OF frost in the canadian
northwest, cables were bullish and the ex-
port demand continued. Besides flour
business appeared to have improved and
there were worse fears than at any time
before concerning black rust in Minnesota
Winnipeg sent word that II the wind re-
NAMED In the north. Manitoba would prob
suit the closing tone here was strong. Dur,
ing the day September nuctuated between
S7% and ssssc with last sales at the top
figures net advance of 1hc.
In corn small receipts. light acceptances
and fair eastern demand were among tho
good deal Of talk about Erasshopper dam
age in Missouri and Kansas. The Septem>
her option here ranged from 50 to 647se
and closed strong at 64stc, an advance of
17sd2c compared with twenty-four hours
previous. Cash grades were unsettled. No.
. yellow finished at 64h96oc.
The oats market was quite nervous and
inclined 20 follow corn. High and low
points touched by the September delivery
proved to be 42stc and Ec, with the close
&C up at n%c
Provisions had strong undertone Pork
closed zoe off to 20c dearer than last
night and other products up to 5171sc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
coNWCT'S WIFE ASKS DIVORCE
MIRA. Anna v. TRIMMER Alleges Cru
elty and NOnsuPPoFt In Petition
for Separation.

Anna v. Trummer, the young wife of
Franklin Monk Trummer, who is serv-
ing one year In the penitentiary for high
way robbery. filed suit for divorce in dis
trict court Thursday. TRIMMER, who has
been serving his sentence since last De-
cember, figured In a number OF bold hold
ups last year In the meanwhile the young
wife. who is but 10 years old, with two
little girls to support has been compelled
to work as a waitress to make both ends
meet In her petition for divorce she al
leges nonsupport and extreme cruelty. She
was married 10 Trummer when she was ls
years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
PARK BOARD BUYS MATERIAL
Also Decides Upon several Improve
ments for Elm wood Park-MSPe
Lights Provided.

For work upon the boulevsrds material
was ordered Wednesday by the board OF
Park Commissioners. including cement
and tar. sand and crushed stone in large
quantities. Small improvements in parks
were decided upon-200 new seats for the
parks, three electric lights for ElmWood.
incandescents for the pavilion. and ornaS
mental posts and a light for the artssiAn
well at Kountze park.
An entrance TO Elmwood park from Pa
cinc street will be provided when Chris
Jensen builds roadway across his
property west OF the park. The commits.
sioners will then have road built froA
that point TO the present public road.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21

HOGS-Plenty of spots in tho hog trade
were visible, but the main market was a
weak affair. Larger droVes were put up at
figures a shade to nickel off, while some
little business was transacted early at
steady prices, a few loads actually ruling
strong. Good support from shippers during
early rounds was largely responsible for
purchases that buyers failed TO cheaper
Volume OF receipts had little or no in
fuence upon the demand, as the run con-
sisted only of an odd 150 loads. Trading
lacked life, however. and II was we'll along
toward midday before the yards were com
pletely cleared. Light butcher arrivals pre-
dominated and the usual proportion OF
skippy stuff found closed shipping out
let and lax packing demand.
orders from outside quarters favored
good lights and smooth underweight butch
ers almost 70 per cent OF the estimates
moving into channels other than local
packing. Dizziness on the late market was
more pronounced than early. with nickel
declines general
Long strings RANGED from S625 TO 1855 and
best bacon ANIMALS settled ct $3.50, several
loads reaching the top.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
FINLEY Home Under
Fire of Neighbors
They demonstrate Against Institu.
ton, Declaring it a Nuisance
and Unsanitary.

Neighbors Of the FINLEY Rescue home At
400 Bancroft street are stirring up agita-
ton against the establishment Of the home
under license. The application of Mother
Lee" the director, has been made 10 the
state Board of Health under the new law,
and Health Commissioner Conneli has been
authorized to investigate. e. d. Snyder Of
416 Bancroft has started a petition among
the residents upon which he has secured
nineteen names. The home is alleged 10
be a menace and a nuisance TO the com
munIty and operated in an unssnitary
manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
TO WORK ON HOSPITAL SOON
Contract Is Let 10 r. W. Sisbaush for
COnstruction of Surgical
Institution.

Work on the Omaha Surgical hospital.
which Is to be a private institution owned
by DR.. A. p. Condor, and located at
Dewey avenue and Park avenue, will begin
soon under the supervision Of Contractor
r. w. slabaugh, and when once the real
work Of constructing the two-story build
ing is started, It will be rushed through
with all possible haste. There will be ac-
commodations for about forty patients in
the building, and when completed. will cost
somewhere close TO $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
TIE BEE. OMAHA, FRIDAY, JULY 81 1911.
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET
Demand for Hogs snd sheer weak
Cattle Higher.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-CATTLE-Receipt
estimated at 1900 head; market generally
10 G higher; beeves, N75d6.9O: Texas steers
A.5Od6VO; western steers, AO065.S5; stock
ers and feeders, tSO0d5l5; cows and heif-
ers. &l5d5.75; calves, S.00G7.50.
HOGS-Receipts estimated at 1900 head;
market weak to Sc lower than opening:
light. s6.<Om6S1ls; mixed, S6.40d690; heavy.
81. 2Oa6.S5. good to choice heavy. S640d6.S0;
pigs S5.65fp6.50 bulk of sales, s.. 50fl6.S0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts estimated
at 1900 head; market. weak native $500
4.65; western, S3.00ya47O; yearlings. N3Od15. so;
lambs, native, A.0OdI.sS western, $500
Z "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
showery Weather in Northwest Takes
Edge Off Wheat News.
CASH CORN DEMAND is LOWER
Export Level In wheat Has Been
Reached ssd This f. sure 60 Bring
Out BuyinE Power, n Re-
ceIpss slow Down.
OMAHA. July % 1911.

OMAHA. July 20. 1911.
The wheat market has had hard row
10 hoe FOR the last ten days. The cooler
and showery weather ~ the northwest took
the edge off the support on crop news.
Then the run of new winter wheat mas peeh
earlier and heavier than ever beIore anu
the weakening OF values undo 'hese IN,
fuences is not surprising. Tie cSpOrt leNei
has been reached AT last and TINS OF user
Is sure to bring out buying power espe-
cially II there Is let up IN the heaNS
receipts -
west of the Mississippi river and tempera-
lures are favorable. although Indications
are for warmer weather. Receipts are very
light and at the same time cash demand
IL slower Liquidation has been severe and
prices have had sharp decline ana some
reaction is due. -,
Wheat ruled stronger general buying
Shorts covered on adverse reports from the
northwest and better cash demand Cash
wheat was &c higher. -
Shorts we're the best BUYERS IN corn on
the advance in wheat and light receipts
Cash demand is slow and values were a
PTimary wheat receipts were $4,000
bushels ana shipments were 2il 90 bushels
against receipts last year OF 64OVO) oush-
els and shipments Of $1,000 ous -, noo hush.
els anS shipments were $4,000 pushelis.
against receipis last year OF $500 bushels
Ciesrances we're 5000 bushels Of corn,
1000 bushels of oats and wheat anu i'o"i
equal TO $4,000 bushels. wheat and
Liverpool closed I'D lower on WheA' anu
sd lower on corn
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No 2 hard. S1bastl1ci No
hard s1dS3ikc; No. Z hard, 1S17s1sc; re-
CORNING. white. elk@e2Hc: No. 3
white, 614d62kc No. Z white. 6li4q6lstc
No. color 6its06ec; No 2 yellow, 6ltsp
61%c; No.3 yellow, 6ihT6i%c; No. 4 yell
low, eOatd6llIc; No 2. 6lhCb6lhc NO 3,
6lLG61hc; No. 4. SON
oATs-No. 2 white, 4OizGne; standard;
white 39iz640c; No. yellow S9AQSAc;
No. yellow, s9qS9hc, -,1.o,..
BARLEY-No. g. ia1S6c; No, T. 1F984c;
No. feed. 69Q79o; rejected, 64q1ic.
RYE-No. 2, S39S5c, No. 3, s1qs3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
Kama. city Live stock Market.

ceipts 1900 head including 1900 southerns;
market strong and active; stockers and
feeders, weak; dressed beef and export
steers, s61566.S5; fair to good, s450d6.l0
western steers, M.2516.15; stockers and feed
ers. $S.25q5.O0; southern steers, SS.s5q5. s.
southern cows. 81 75td4.75; calves, A.00d6 r.
HOGS-Receipts. $500 head; market steady
to &C lower; bulk of sales, S. 8@6,6o; heavy,
Sc. 50d6 62lz; packers and butchers, Sc. 3OG6.6O
lights. Sc. 256e.eO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
ALL WHEAT RECORDS BROKEN
Shipments During Week Heavier
Than Ever Recorded Here.
GRAIN MEN KEPT VERY BUSY
Though Movement VIII Continue
Heavy, Secretary Manchester Says
There wifi He Falling Off
from Now On.

During the week ending Thursday there
was the heaviest movement of grains
through the Omaha exchange than dur
ing any week in the history Of the Omaha
Grain exchange. There were received 1,143
cars the greater part OF which were laden
with new wheat against 475 cars last year
at the corresponding time.
This statement was made by Secretary
Manchester of the Grain exchange, who
says that from now on the receipts viii
begin to fall off. Monday was the record
day of the year, l64 carloads of wheat be-
ing received on that day. and on the fol-
lowing day 10l cars were received.
wheat of Good Quality.
The quality of wheat which has been
coming into this city for the last week
Is, according to Mr.. Manchester, "A No. T.
and is almost all new wheat. About 25
per cent of the receipts are shipped from
here daily to the flour mills in Mime
sofa and the remainder is being stored in
Omaha elevators for future sales.
The fact that so much is being stored IL
perhaps the reason that the price has not
dropped in the last few days to a notice
able degree. As 1t is, a little is sold at a
time and the price fluctuates but little.
Most of the wheat that has been coming
into Omaha was raised in this section of
| the country and this city used as a sort
( of a grain depot by the growers. The
price Thursday was IS cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21

NEW YORK, July D.-MONEY-On call,
steady, 2k@2h per cent; ruling rate "a
per cent; closing bid, per cent; offered
at az per cent Time loans, steady but
2s@S per cent; six months, Sss@S% per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4a41s
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE - Weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at s4.s475
for sxty-day bills and at 4.s620 for de-
mand: commercial bills, A.S425.
SILVER-Bar, 52&c; Mexican dollars, 45c.
BONDS - Government, steady. railroad,
steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
PAY HIGH PRICE FOR CATTLE
Ninety Head shipped In from Madison
County BrinE S6.7O Hun
dFed In Omaha.

A shipment OF ninety head OF cattle was
received Thursday from John Crapp, a
Madison county farmer. by the Standard
Live Stock and Commission company, who
received $50 per 100 for them, this price
being the heaviest paid this year in Omaha
or vicinity. All Of the cattle are In good
commanded such good price.
condition. and this ls the reason that they
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
TaFpentine and Ro.in.

SAVANNAH, Ca, July D.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 50QSlc; sales, Loss barrels;
receipts, l,270 barrels; shipments, 10 bar
ROSIN-Firm; sales, 1904 barrels; re-
ceipts, S,Sos barrels shipments. 1881 bar
rels; stocks, 1lO.l2s barrels. Quotations;
II, l. s665; K, M, $s.655S.6 7ia; n, $3.50; W,
@, N6; w w, d.lO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
Local Forecssler, weaver BuTes,
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.

BUTTER-Creamery. NO \. delivered 20
the retail trade in lib. cartons. 2Gc; No.
PC; packing stock. solid pack, lie; dairy.
in 6o,lb. tubs. 19c; market changes every
CHEEsE-lmported Swiss. 32c. American
Swiss, 22c: block Swiss. lSe twins, 1Sc;
lie; blue label brick, i5c; limburger G IbJ,
lSc; l!mburger q lb), 1ec.
FIsH-Pickerel, iOc; white. 15c: pike 1ic;
trout. ltc; largo crappies. 6g2oc; Spanish
mackerel, 19c; eel. 1sc; haddock. 1Sc; found:
each; shad roe per pair. SIC; salmon. 15c
haiiout. Sc; yellow perch. Sc; buffalo &c.
BEEF CUTs-Ribs: No. 4. Isc; No. ?.
1sc; No. 3, SSc. Loin: No. i, iSc; No. 3
l4hc; No. 9, llhc. Chuck: No: l. SIC; No.
sSlc;. No. 3, &c. Plate: No. l. 4Sc; No. .
FRUiTs-Apricots: California, crate,
Q2,5o; Jumbo, bunch, s2.7Sasi5 Cherries I:
oupes: California st standard. Is count. $50
Bstes 'T anchor PG Brand dr1 nsS S pkss
grown .r per "a! Sa1qt case 500 LsmSns
fancy, 800 size. box, $780,, 5ec size. box,
bal brand. sOO-S6O sizes, box, $500. Oranges:
sizes, box, 500; l7s-2Oo- 2is-25o sizes box.
Nf.oOf AdASy NdichNldS oV-So-lA0 blIebs ~. 10.
Peaches: California. box, sl,s5 Plums:
California crate. S.s5. Plnapples: Florida,
A-S0-36-42-4S sizes. crate. t3.35. Red Cur
rants: Per 4-qt. case. $2.601S.0o. Water.
melons: Georgia and Florida, per h., nc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: String and wax,
hamper, $3.50; market basket, 500. Cab
bage: Home grown, per h., &C.. Cucumbers:
Hot house, IA and doz in box, per box,
81 GOaL76; home grown, per market basket
Of about doz.. $3.50 Egg Plant; Fancy
Florida, doz N.50. Garlic: Extra fancy,
white, ID, 12c. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf,
doz., 4Oc. Radishes: Per doz.. zoe. Onions:
Texas Bermuda, white, crate. SOS; yellow,
crate. 500; California, in sacks, ib, shc.
Parsley: Fancy. home grown, dog punches
bis per DBL ,so0; California socK Whit, N
stock. in sacks, bu.. .t2.sS, Tomatoes: Ten
nessee, 4-basket crate, S1l0
NCTS-Almonds: California, soft shell
lb.. 1sc; In sack lots, 1c less. Brazil: ib.,
13c; in sack lots, lie less. Filberts: ID. 14c;
in sack lots 1c less Peanuts: Roasted
ID, Sc; raw, h., sltc. Pecans: Large H..
Ice: In sack lots. 1c less, Walnuts: Call.
fornia h., 1ec: in sack lots, 1c less.
HoNEY-Eew. "a frames. 1915
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21

PEORIA, lslfy 0-CoRN-steady; No. 2
yellow. &c: No. yellow. Csc. No. yellow,
ANmiNed. csc.
oATs-No. white. old 428Lc; new. llo.
standard old, 42i%c: new, 4Oisc; No white
old sc; Aew. fessc; No. white. old. 4O.se:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
DIV Gooda Nfarket.

NEW YORK, July 20-DRY GOoDs-The
cotton goods markets are irregular and
tending lower. In mems wear prices for
spring have been opened on a basis varying
from &c to l7lac yard lower than q year
ago. On dress fabrics the new prices for
on staples.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21

WhOoplns cough is not dangerous when
the cough is kept loose and expectoration
easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy. 1t has been used In many epldemics
Of this disease with perfect success For
sale by all dealers.