Lincoln Nebraska State Journal from Lincoln, Nebraska • 10

NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUL? 1912. 10 top, bulk ef sales, 37.307.40. Sheep Receipts, 600; market, slow; lambs, $6.2568.00. FINANCIAL. U.

S. Department of Agriculture. WEATHER BUREAU. WILLIit.MOCRf.CliW. Sirloin 0o Round steak Roasts Shoulder steak Ufte Mutton Chops lo Pork renacrtoln luo Bacon 1822o Chops 15o Steak Hams AMERICAN 0-88 78 .56 ROYAL SWAIKERS.

Crowned Heads Who Are Jealoas of Their Printed (Pearsons Weekly.) The art of the camera, contrary to expectations, has done- lltths- to penetrate-" the shroud of mystery which INVESTMENT 86 always surrounds the' personality of JkP6 6134 .34 royalty; in fact, phot.ography has done a great deal to disguise trie real COMPANY -INCORPORATED 132 NORTH ELEVENTH STREET rfas i 5, Dv 06 -v Mas r.c5 -MS flP. ft, no 1 f7 -New NEW YORK, July 2. Money On call, steady at 2 3 per cent; ruling rate, 24 per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent; offered at 3 per cent. Time loans Stronger; 60 days, 3 per cent; 90 days, per cent; months, per cent. Prime mercantile paper 44 per cent.

Sterling exchange Steady, with actual business In bankers' bills at $4.85 for 60 day bhla, and at $4.87.35 for demand, Commercial bills $4.84. Sliver Bar, 61c. Mexican dollars 48c. Bonds Government, steady; railroad, firm. Stocks made a "further upturn today, the early movement having more.

snap and strength than on recent, days. A feature was the Industrials, steel resuming Its old hne leadership at a smart advance. Other shares that participated prominently In the rise were the local tractions, which affected the prices of other Issues. Brooklyn Rapid Transit rising to Its best price In several years. General Electrict and equipment companies also shared importantly, but tobacco stocks were inclined to react after their phenomenal riae of the past few weeks.

the session wore on standard shares participated In the general rise with gains most marked In Reading, Unloxn Pacific, Northern Pacific, Chesapeake Ohio and Missouri Pacific. Profit-taking later wiped out most of the advances, and then came to a standstill, but the market's strong undertone was maintained up to the last wl.en some heaviness followed the news from Baltimore. The close was Irregular. The feature of the- Initial dealing was the heaviness of the national, bankf, rebuitinx largely from tft.tb0 government incident to the close of the fiscal year. It exceeds $12,000,000 and probably -will increase, despite reports from tha Interior.

There was no appreciable change of rates for money. No news from abroad waa received of importance. Bonds were irregular. Total sales were $2,475,000. United States government bonds Were unchanged on call, Clo.lnc Bids.

..00 68) ......1 V. 100 0 25.8 102 re to INVESTMENTS High grade stocks and bonds yielding as high as per cent -Nothing of -a speculative character. BUILDING All kinds of public "snd private building designed and constructed. REAL ESTATE Property cared for, rented and sold at nominal charges, LIFE INSURANCE Lincoln office of the Mutual Ufa of New York, Lowest net oldest and strongest American company. FIRE INSURANCE Policies written at lowest rates In oldest American and foreign companies.

LIABILITY INSURANC Agents for the Standard-; Accident Company of Detroit Will go on your bond. i DIRECTORS M. S. POTTLSON, President Ia A. BERGE, Treasurer T.

A. COLBURN, Vice Pres. B. O. BIVENS, Sec.

A. L. GOODEN, Supt. Building Dept. BXPLANATOHV KOTE8.

Obsrrtloni taken at I p.m.; 75th meridian time. Air prenure reduced to set level. Isobar (contlnuoiu llnee) im ftroagh point ety equal sir pressure. Uo therm, -dotted llaet) pus through points of equal lempentare; drawn oulr for tero, fteeilnf, 90. md 100.

deer. pertly cloudy: cloudy: nut; now; report nlratof. Arrow. II jr with the wind. Flat Jfure.

highest tempertturs peat 13 horn: ssoood, precipitation, ot .01 Inch or more tor pert 24 hours; third, auutlmun wind velocity. appearance of Europe This is due to the fact that few, If bf the existing' portraits of royalty can' be regarded as faithful reproductions of the people they portray. King George is perhaps the least concerned of all royalty -with regard to his portraits. Ho does not pose, like many 'of- his brother monarchs, amidst surroundings calculated to give him false height or flattering looks. la why many photographs of our king are so natural and -unaffected.

They are probably the most true to life portraits of any living monarch. But how different are the photo-1 graphic records in other distinguished quarters. There are thousands of dif. ferent portraits in existence of the kaiser. He is the most photographed royalty in.

Europe. But If you were to. obtain a really'1 close view of. the German amperor you would probably have- the surprise -ot your, llf ev, for there are few photos really like him. His taken in the uniform of every German order, picture him as a huge, handsome aristocrat, with extraordinarily well-shaped and youthful features.

No- sign of any wrinkle appears upon the royal countenance, no crows' feet at 'the eyes or greyish tint of hair upon the temples. The ravages, of time are skilfully removed. For the kaiser Is very concerned about his portraits, and never allows a fresh one to be circulated publicly untlLha hlmselfJiaa passed Jt -He takes several-days his decisions before passing it on to -the publio gaze. Many royalties refuse to' le photographed after certain age, and even If they, should, be, they arrange for the marks of time to be delicately removed from the negative portraying them. Princess Louise, In her young, er days an exceptionally handsome womah, has not had any photo taken for public circulation for many years.

Evidently she prefers to leave the Impression of her early beauty In the minds of the public Hourly Temperatures I p. m. .81 8 a. 67 p. ..79 9 a.

...72 10 p. 77 10 a. 75 11 p. 75 11 a. 78 12 (Midnight) ..74 12 (Noon) 80 1a.m.

(2a). ...78 1 p. 84 3 a. 72 2 p. 87 3 a.

71 3 p. 89 4 a. ....70 dp, 91 6 a. 88 6 87 6 a. 68 8 p.

88 7 a. (6 7 p. 87 Hunrlae, 4:69 a. lun.et. 8:03 p.

highest temperature, 91 lowest temperature, 88 mean tempera ture, 78 which ia 3 degree, above normal; relative humidity, 7 a. 89 per cent; 7 p. 51 per cent; prevailing direction of wind, aouth; highest velocity, 28 miles per hour; height of barometer at 7 p. inches; precipitation for past 24 hours, .16 of an Inch. Q.

A. LOVELAND, Section Director. Low Close 2 86 81 33 58 ,63 .85 -61 74 '84 68 -63 ISENTIMENT TURNS BEARISH em, tl.07Al.12: No. 2 spring, $1. No.

3 spring, $1.0401. 11; No. 4 spring, 81.OO&1U0; velvetchaU, tl.00tjL.12j Durum, Corn No. 2, 73H74c; No. 3 white, 7778c; No.

2 yellow, 7678'4c; No. .3, No. 3 white, No. 2 yellow, 73475c; No. 4, 68089c; No.

4 white. No. 4 yellow, Oats No. 2 white, No. 3 white, 48 50c; standard, 48feU60c.

$4.755.25: common to fair stockers and feeders, stock cows and 7 M- imU Representative sales: No. At Pr. No, Av. Pr. 28 795 5.50 3....

..1060 $.10 $5 1168 8.20 43 1381 9.20 Steers and heifers. For a WHEAT PRICES GO DOWNWARD IN CHICAGO PIT. High Allls Chalmers A mala; Copper 86 Am Agricultural 61 Am Sugar 74 Am Can 34 Am Car A 69 Am. Cot Am tc pfd Am Ice Sea 27-. Am Linseed 14 Am Loco 44 Am Sm Rfg 87 pref 108 Am Steel 36 Am Sugar Rfg 131 Am Tel Tel 145 Am To pfd Am Woolen Anaconda 43 Atchison .108 pref ...102 At Coast 141 37 27 14 14 43 43 86 86 108 107 86 36 130 130 144 145 106 Vacation Worth Whil LESS TALK OF CROP DAMAGE 577 6.75 829 7.50 913 8.00 4 1170 4.90 9.

12 676 6.15 17. 1 846 6.16 10. cowa. vza 43 107 102 140 Raise la Northwest Deprive Belle ef Strenrest Arrasneat Corn, Oats sad Prevision. AUo Show 27 43 107 102 140 108 37 92 265 27 108'- ft Ohio 108 Bethlehem Steel 6..., 2...

2..,, 14..., 4..., 10..., 2..., Chicago Produce Market. CHICAGO. July 2. Butter Steady; creameries, dairies, 21ft 24c. Eggs Steady at mark, cases Included, 166 ordinary firsts, 16ftc; firsts, 18c; receipts, 18,820 cases.

Cheese Steady; daisies, 1517c; twins, 146 16c; young Americas, 15 Vi 16 14c; long horns, 15lSc. I 'ot a toes Weak; new, 86c- barrelled tock, receipts, all new, 89 cars. Poultry Alive, steady: 12c; 13c; springs, 25 30c. Veal Steady at 8 lie. 38 38 94 92 265 265 27 26 Transit Canadian Central Leather Minnesota, the Hills or Wyoming Each a garden spot, a veritable sportsman's paradise, offering a diversity of summer pleasures that you cannot afford to overlook.

8 Minnesota, a wonderful lake-dotted country, comprises with Its 10,000 beautiful Inland seas an incomparable summer outing region. The mystic Black Hflls, favored by nature with unexcelled climate and mineral springs, speaks for itself as a beautiful and healthful resort. 4J Wyoming practically unknown to the v.c.tlonlit off from the boatra path usually followed by tourists affords unsqualsd oppartunrtfM tar oref 81 Central of Ohio aV Alton Western 4..., 3..., 4..., pref 92 370 395 80 80 2024 18 137 105 104 5259 81 31 88 6 4 2 137 105 32 bunting ana nunng. 872 8.20 868 5.00 825 3.40 4 1152 6.00 835 3.50 7. .,..1036 6.15 730 8.85 4......

952 6.30 862 4.85 3 1146 6.25 ..1013 4.85 2 1140 6.25 ..1100 5.00 4 1152 6.30 HEIFERS. 395 3.90 616 5,75 ..1930 4.00 2.,... 740 6.00 645 4.80 2 700 6.25 636 5.00 415 7.00 BULLS. ..1660 8.60 tM ..1100 4.26 1. 1430 6.00 ..1360 4.75 2 1470 6.10 CALVES.

35o' 4.25 4...... 135 7.25 315 4.25 16 165 7.25 830 4.50 11 196 7.60 350 4.50 4 255 7.50 113 7.00 2 180 7.75 200 7.00 2. 165 7.75 146 7.25 1 130 7.76 8TQCKERS AND FEEDERS. 646 4.10 6 750 4.50 485 4.40 6 693 6.00 A St St Col Fuel I Col Con Gas Corn Products Del Hud 142 The late Empress Augusta of Germany was another royal personage who. In her young days, waa a magnificent beauty.

She never consented to pose for any portrait after she was forty years old. Up to the time of her death she still continued to-; give away a portrait of herself representing a handsome lady, in no way like the broken, haggard old woman she became In later 'years. The most conceited royalties are to be found amongst the young princesses. One well-known royal personage, whose portrait appeared recently In the Academy, went to an Immense amount of trouble to make her picture a success. She arranged that a handsome model of eighteen years should be engaged, and the tatter's smooth neck and shapely shoulders be painted Into the portrait In place of her own unattractive neck.

Moreover, ehe insisted that the art Th ofirscf and comfortable train rtrfc of The North Western Line reaches hundred, ef Ide.l camping spot, in the, glorious vacation grounds. Write today for descriptive literature and full which will greatly assist you in formulating your plans for this summer. Omaha Grata Market. OMAHA. July 3.

Wheat Unchanged to Uc lower; No. 2 hard, No. 3 hard, Corn H3o lower; No. 3 whlte.74 76HC- No. 3 white, 7476o; No.

2 yellow, 7Hi72o; No. 3 yellow, 7HiTlttc; No. 2. 71 ti 71 He; No. 3, 70 71c.

Data Hile lower? No. 2 white, 45U 46c. Receipts: Wheat, 11 cars; corn, 25 cars; oats, I cars. Shipments: Wheat, 1 cars; corn, 53 cars; oats, 81 cars. 15 168 19 36 33 pref CHICAGO, July I.

Sentiment turned overwhelmingly bearish today regarding wheat The basts was the general rainfall covering- the spring crop country laat night and this morning. Closing prices were easy 1-43S-8 to l-4c net lower. The decline extended to each of the other pita, corn finishing 1-4 to l-43-8e down, oats off 6-8 13-So and provisions less costly by 1 12010c All talk of crop damage northwest had been stopped by the rains In the Dakota and Mlnnesato. There were also predictions of further showers In the same location tonight. Long bought freely.

Considerable short sell Ing was done until the market began to react owing to the fear that the harvest and the crop movement south 168 19 85 33 34 63 43 T' DIs Securities Erie 34 63 1st pref 2d nref lo 189 19 33 S5 54 187 135 43 22 a 123 179 179 135 135 Gen Electric, Gt Nor pfd Gt Nor Ore ctfs icel Igftcet Chicago and North Western Railway R. W. McGlNNlS. CtmialAttti 1 Illinois Central 128 21 80 120. 17 Hogs.

Inter Met pref Inter Harvester Inter Marine 'pWi Mlnarapolls. MINNEAPOLIS, July 2. Corn No. 3 yellow, 7373c. Oats No.

3 white, 4849o. 1. Kye--No. Rran 21.0n21 21 60 179 17 28i 17 1'NW349 Inter Paner With large receipts of, hogs at the yards this morning the market opened fairly at prices generaly 10c lower than yesterday. As on yesterday there was a preference shown for the 28 0M13 101 Klnur klrftt naUiili 4K AH.

Inter Pump i ,8 Iowa Central i Southern 25 25 25 ond patents, first clears) $3.80 choice light hogs and some of them sold pref vv.vb;- clears, Laclede Gas .1.,. about a nickel lower. On the other hand heavies sold mostly 10c lower, being slow all the morning. The later market was New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK Nashville A St St ft St M.

4 ........) pref steady; July. 11.24c; August. 11.28c; Sep- especially dun, with all kinds fully 10c lower. It was late before a clearance was effected. Bulk of sales sold at $7.157.20.

with Missouri lemuer, 11.40c onerea; uctooer, 11.460; November, 11.54o offered; December, 11.68c: Jnli.rv. 11 R2 R.hni.iv 11 ddn a top at $7.80, 10c lower than yesterday offered; March. 11.60c; Jtprll, 11.64o of-fered; May, 11.62c. man price. Representative sales: No.

Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av.

Bh. Pr. 59 106 105 160 160H 19 18 144 143 28 27 61 60 .37 37 151 68 68 32 82 117 30 32 116 116 .83 83 121 121 32 123 124 ,108 108 23 22 86 36 161 161 86 86 1 166 167 62... 218 80 7.10 64... 258 80 7.20 securities at Londea.

LONDON Jnlv 1 Inurloin ni.rllL 61. ..203 160 7.10 76. ..220 40 7.20 53. ..213 120 7.15 62. ..226 7.20 84.

..184 7.15 7.20 72. ..243 7.17 69. ..249 7.25 86... 263 160 7.20 205 40 T.2R onened arnnnd narltv mnA -hn mAvmnA on light covering. At noon the market ist should paint, in place of her own hands, the slender wrists- and shapely fingers of another famous girl model, King Alfonso does not trouble about his portrait to any great extent although he becomes annoyed when enterprising photographers snap him unawares.

If he sees a camera raised to snap him he Invariably raises a smile, and assumes a hasty pose. After he has adopted a new whisker effect a favourite pastime with his majesty he generally visits the photographer to have his new innovation transferred on to a negative, presumably for- the benefit of posterity. Snail I (London Express.) it resentment has been arouaed among the clerks of government offices In Paris by a campaign against snail racing which has been undertaken by the authorities. Snail racing Is the favorite recreation of French government clerks, who beguile the tedious hours by racing tame snails against those of tbelr friends. This hobby, was unknown to the authorities until a recent Inspection, when a highly placed official opened the desk, of the clerks and found number of cardboard "snail stables" containing lettuce-fed racing snails.

Inquiries were Instituted, and It was found that the passion for snail racing had taken such, a- hold of the clerical staff that proud owners of particularly swift snails bettinr heavily on 60.. .239 40 7.20 61...261 80 7.26 mi)r wun prices ranging- rrorn 124 .108 22 864 uncnanava io i nigner man yesterday New York closing. Peoria. west would be delayed by wet weather. Prospects of a big decrease In the world's available supply helped also to rally prices to some extent During the day September fluctuated between $1.03 1,04 1-8, with the close $1,03 3-4.

a loss of S-Sl-2c, compared with twenty-four hours before. Corn weakened In consequence ot the fine weather and the meagernes of cash demand, as well as because of the setback to wheat. September closing steady 1-4(0-3-4 under last night at 71 l-4c. No. 1 yellow was quoted at 767 l-4c.

Heavy liquidation in July formed the chief feature In the oats trade! Operators reported Increased offerings from the country. September swung between S3 1-8 and 36 7-8, with last ales l-4o net lower at 38 l-4c. A heavy Increase In the world's stock of lard counted against provision prices. As an outcome of the day's transactions nearly all deliveries were cut 71-1 to 10c Cash quotations were as follows: Flour Ea.lr. Rye No.

28. T6e. Barley Feed or mixing, 60073c; fair to choice malting, Timothy $7. 10. 00.

Clover seed $14.00 18.00. Pork Mess, $18.87 18.60. Lard In tierces. $10.70. Ribs 8hort loose, $10.38.

Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal to 118,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 105,000 bushels, compared with holiday the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat, 23 cars: corn, 228 cars; oats, 131 cars; hogs, 37,000 head. Deposits made in the First Savings Bank on or before, July 3 will draw interest at 4 percent from July i. The interest is promptly credited July i and Jannary 1 of each year; and it is not necessary to pre- sent the pass book on these days.

Depositors will avoid inconvenience and unnecessary waiting at the teller's window, by not presenting their pass-books for interest until later in the month. The First Savings Bank of Lincoln At the First: National Bank 9 a No. 2 yellow, 75o; No. 8 yellow. 724o; 162 36 168 28 'X 88 26 61 87 85 25 No.

4 mixed, 71o. 8 25 60 $7 50 36 Nat, Biscuit Nat Lead Rys of 2d pfd. Central A Norfolk A North Am Northern Pacific Mall Penn People's i Gas A St Pittsburgh Coal Pr Steel Car Pullman Ry Steel, 8 Reading Rep Steel pref Rock Island pref St A 2d pfd. St pref 8 1 oss Sheffield Southern Southern Ry pret Tenn Copper Texas A St A pref Union pref 8 Realty Uv8 Rubber 8 Steel pref Utah Copper Va Caro Chem Wabash pref Oats 2o lower; No. 3 white, tOVc; standard, too.

New York Coffee Market. 32 73 57 56 110 I10i quiet; Rio No. 14Jc; Santos. No. 4, ica ii 74 44 lO-BU.

U11IU, tUia, vuruoYt, nominal. 74 44 28 14 58 110T4, 29 75 14 30 170 29 29 New York -Copper Market. NEW YORK. Juiy 3. Copper Quiet; lrtrnlvtln laU A.

169 169 90 90 their favorites. The campaign against the pastime was Inaugurated with a casting. 17o. out this Incentive to view to stamp bettlntf among view to stamping ng the young and Impres- sionable clerks. 81 81 66.

67 7i: '7i 112 63' 63 46 ",,48 'I asssgs I ,81 '67 .72 112 63 .44 1 It. Loals Wool Market. 8T. LOUIS, July 3 Wool Steady; territory and western mediums, 2224c; fin mediums, 1820o; fine, 1317c. THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS 13 '13 Open.

High. Low. Close. Western Md 1.06 Westlnghquse 7. Western 82 WALE Our Store 66 77' 76 82 82 7 170 171 33 83 22 22 310 312 26 24 64 64 1.03 1.04 73 7U4 BEST KILLERS STEADY WITH OTHERS SLOW AND LOWER.

Lehigh Valley Chlno Copper Roy Consol Am Tobacco Seaboard A pref A French business" manager who Is Staying at the Hotel Cecil described the sport to an Express representative yesterday. i "There Is keen" competition among enthusiasts whenever a well known snail comes Into the market." he said, "and as much as 85s has been paid for a champion racer. "ihe rules of snail racing are as follow: (1) The course to be" not more than a foot and a half In length on a clear desk. (2) If the winning snail takes more than three-quarters of. an hour to cover the course, the race shall be declared void.

(3) No bait other than lettuce shall be placed at the winning post. (4) All snails shall be handicapped On their weight, and not their age. "Betting Is freely Indulged In." the manager added, "and many clerks have found themselves In serious difficulties." 62. ,.258 240 7.20 60. ..285 1 20 7.25 46...

252 120 7.20 65. ..237 80 7.25 63. ..232 120 7.20 66. ,.288 T.25 61. ..268 7.29 66.

..292 68.. .243 ..7.20 69. ..224 1. 7.30 Over half of the supply of sheep and lambs this morning consisted of western wethers, there being elx loads from Oregon and seven from Idaho. The remainder of the rec.lpt were made up of small mixed bunches of fed or native stuff, consisting ot ewes, aprlng lambs, wethers, etc.

Total receipts" foot up twenty cars, or about 4,600 head, which Is almost 600 short of last Tuesday, but about 3,000 head more than two weeks ago. was about the same os on yesterday, as the western stuff was mostly good, and some very good spring lambs were Included lti'tHe supply, Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good spring-. lambs, (ed 'shorn lambs, $6. 007. 25; fat range yearlings, fat, range $4,503 4.80; fat range ewes, Representative sales: No.

'Av. Pr, 65 native' spring lambs 69 $.00 27, native spring 73 8.00 81 native aprlng 62 7.75 30 native ewes and 108 3.26 22 native spring 69 8.26 99 native spring lamba 66 8.00 26'sprtn lambs, 62 5.00 ISO shorn ewes 84 2.60 48 shorn ewes 91 4.00 102 ewes, feeders 81 2.2S Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, July $. Caltle-Re-celpts. market, steady to 15c lower; dressed beef and export steers, $8.00 69.65; fair to good, $6.60 0 9.26; western $7.

36 8. 50; stockers and native cows. native heifers, bulls, $3.76 1.00; calves, 8.00. Hogs Receipts, market, 1015c lower; bulk of sales, $7 7 .45 heavy. packer, and butchers, $7.30 7.46; lights, pigs.

$6.60 6.75. Sheep Receipts, market, strong; lamba, yearlings. wethers, ewes. $3. 504.00; stockers and feeders, $2.763.76.

ChlcacOtf CHICAGOt July 8. Cattle Receipts, 4.500; market steady to 15e lower; beeves, Texas steers, western steers. stockers und feeders, $4.004 40; cows and heifers, calves, $5.508.25. Hons Receipts, 22,000: market, weak to 15o under last night: lljrrit, mixed, $6.9067.40: rough. pigs, bulk of sales, $7.

207.46. Sheep Receipts, market, steady to 15c hlrher; native, $3.005.16: western, lambs, native, western, $4.00 7 .75: 34 22 312 25 54 BONDS. $20 in a For Reliable Jewelry See 1.06U 1-07H 1.08H 1.03 1.04 1.03 1.04 l.Ot 1.04 74 73 7171 71 70 7262 61 46 46 44 88 38 40 40 39 18.37 18.42 18.25 16.77 18.85 18.65 13.77 18.77 18.56 11.07 11.10 10.17 10.87 10.87 10.85 10.57 10.60 10.60 10.50 10.50 10.42 July Sept Dec. Corn-July Sept Dec. Oats-July Sept.

Dec. Pork-July Sept. Oct. Lard-July Sept Oct. Ribs-July Sept Oct.

8 ref 2s reg coupon 8 3 registered coupon 8 4s registered coupon 100 100 302 102 114 ...114 Class by itself 45 88 $9 18.30 18.72 18.62 10.70 11092 11.00 10.35 "AgK.PEOPLR WHO KNOW." The wise men ov the world hav allwusa been the authors ov the most foolish blunders made In their Billings. 10.62 Hots fall Off Tea-Sheep and Lambs Active Sellers at Tea to Fifteen Advance. SOUTH OMAHA. July 2. Receipts of live stock were: Cattle.

Hogs. Sheep. Official Monday 3,662, 8.265 6.273 Estimate Tuesday 18,700 4,750 Two days 6.362 26,965 10,023 Same last week 7,972 25,323 9,767 Same 2 week, 6,023 13,433 8.971 Same 2 weeka 5,607 28.746 15,611 Same 4 week. 6,062 18.983 11,405 Same last year 3,381 6.494 1,068 The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, as compared with laat year: 1912 1911 Inc. Dc.

Cattle 430,438 497,820 67,382 Hogs 1.S69.659 468,814 Sheep 906.994 771,077 135,917 The following table shows the range ol prices paid for hogs at South Omaha for the last few day, with comparisons: 10.45 New York Prodace Market. NEW YORK. July 3. Flour Higher aprlng patents, winter rrvfTlrri IZ23 sr. Fir.i:ni, M.niiino.io; winter patents, spring clears, "A Pleasure to Show Condition of tne Treasury.

WASHINGTON. July 2. At the beginning of business today the condition ot the United States treasury was: Working balance In treasury offices, In banks and Philippine treasury, Total In general fund. $165,226,533. Receipts yesterday were $251,208.

Disbursements yesterday, $1,011,608. Deficit to date this fiscal year, $760,400. as against a deficit of $1,481,113 at this time last year. These figures exclude Panama and public debt transactions. LOCAL MARKItT.

The following pieces were paid to th producer Tuesday: EG ET ABT JE3. Potatoes, new Onions BUTTER AND EGGS. Butter .........3 Eggs POULTRY. Elliott Lowe Co. Auto 3313 Bell 338 Correspondents of Ware Leland -Members New York Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Chicago Stock Exchange 603 First National Bank Bldg.

J. H. Olseet, manager. Lincoln, Neb. Date.

I 1912 7.46 6. 2S'9. 1717.5815. 7715. 9118.28 6.20,9.15 7.

4515. til 16.35 149. 24:7. 83 Half Your Vim i May Qo to Waste Without an O-P-C 7.45 7.3i 7.34m 19. 2417.

4815. 8716. 80 6. 35 6.12! 17.58 5.8316.8316.89 6. 14l9.13 5.8615.8216.42 6.03 9.0017.64 16.86 6.44 June 22.

Jum 23. June 24. June 26, June 26. June 27. June 28.

June 29. June 30. July 1. July 3. 7.30 7.33 8.18 8.99 7.62:6.99 6.92,6.47 St.

Loala. 7.34 7.88 6. 30:9. 027. 66 6.031 16.46 10c 6c 6215.

95:6. 941 8.797.63i5.75.84!6.4$ Hens Old cocks Geese Tut keys Ducks Broilers 8e 150 12c 25c exira no. i winter, extra MO. 2 winter. Kansas straights, 85.00 10.

Receipts, shlpmenU, 6,521. Rye flour Easy. Corn meal Dull. Rye Quiet. Barley Quiet Wheat Spot, easy; No.

2 red, $1.16, elevator, domestic ba.la to arrive; export, $1.18. f. o. b. afloat to arrive: No.

1 northern Duluth, $1.21. f. o. b. afloat.

Futures market was easy- under selling on rains in the northwest and favorable crop advices from Kansas, closing net lower: July, tl.l6tfl.lt14,; closed. September, tl.08()1.09; closed, $1.09: December closed. ItecelDta. shipments, 114.607. orn Spot, firm; export, 82c.

t. 0. b. Receipts, none. Oats Easy; spot, standard and white clipped, kbit 60c, on track; receipts, shipments, 56,005.

F'ork Steady. Beef Steady. Cut meat. Steady. Lard Kay: refined barely steady; Compound steady.

Tallow Steady. Raw, barely steady; Muscovado 89 tent, 3. 30c; Centrifugal 96 test, 8.80c; molasses 89 test, 1.05c; refined, steady. Cklaago. CHICAGO, July 2.

Wheat No. 2 red, No. red, No. 2 hard, $1 .07 1 No 3 hard. No.

1 northern. 14. 1 Borthern. tl.U4fl.14. No.

north- Sunday. Cattle. An O-P-C suspensory, with the average man, will double his Just by saving a fearful drain oa the nerve force a constant tax with every step one takes. Men much on their feet often lose half their energy, through this needless, wrongful, waste. Even men who walk little lose more vim than any man can afford.

Every man who wants to beep at his best should wear an O-P-fJ. Therm are countless men who Jack endurance lack poise power simply for want of an. A week will tell you what It means to you. For Sale ST. LOU18, July 2.

Cattle Receipts, 800; market. 10 16c lower; native shlp- Slng and- export steers. resaed and butcher steers. Mockers and feeders. cows and heifers, $3.

7663.00; cannera. $3.00 4.50; bulls. calves. $6.25 $.00. Hogs Receipts, $.200: market, 10c lower; pigs and lights.

5.507.65; mixed 7.35 7. SO; good heavy. $7.457.60. 8heep Receipts, market, steadv; muttons, $3.756 4.25; lambs, $5.25 6 8.25; calves and bucks, stockers. Lincoln Traction Common Stock Hanson Didrichsen Investment Securities GttAIN.

No. I wheM 31.06 No. 8 wheat 99c No. 3 whit, oats 65 No. 3 White oats New corn, yellow 70c New corn, white (8o Corn, y-llow, 7e Corn, white, HAT.

Baled prairie hay $13.6014.00 Loose prairie hay 14.00 Straw $6.00 MEATS. The following prices are quoted to consumer, by Ucal dealers: Beef Porterhouse Tenderloin 30e Cattle receipts were fairly liberal again today, making the total for the two davs this week 6.363 bead, a falling oft of about 1.600 head as compared with the same days last week, but aside from that larger than most recent weeks. The market as a whole was Blow and dull and It was late before a clearance was effected. Quotations on cattle Good to choice beef steers. fair to good beef steers, $8.000 8.60; common to fair beet steers, good to choice heifers, it.

007.50; good to choice cows, $5.60 6 6.50: fair to good cows, $4.20 6.50; common to fair cows, good to choice stockers and feeders, $5.25 6.75; fair to good stockers and feeders. Tbe O-PC Is tho aclenrlAo sa.pea.orv, famous for 38 yoara. Oar book teOi way yon need tt-what does. Write (or it now. All draroftt ca.rantee yon aarl.facHoo with aa O-P-C No.

2, Ualo. 75c-No. 3, Silk, tl 00. 11 ailed direct Iron 45 W. Twraty-FUUt Stroat, Chicago, II roar druggist wul not supply yon.

St. Joseph. 34 Pins Streot, New York. City Telephone' John 3626 Bauer Black Chicago, V. g.

A. PT. JOSEPH. July J. Cattle Receipts, 2.200; market, slow; steers.

bl'. $3 269.00; calves. 14. 25fr8. 00.

Hogs Recejpts, market lower;.