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    THf: KEE: OMAHA, THUKSIWV, MAY 6.
11
FOR RENT
Mnaeea anil (nltiri.
T.ST FARNAM SPECIAL.
108 onth .Vth St.. (i room, beautifully
decorated, first-class condition through
out; raracc roulip, .1 for cither gas or
electric our: price. $i;.V)
FAYNK. & P I A T K K CO.
frl. Omaha Nat. Hank Rlilit
ONE RLOCK V. D4T1? LINK.
East front. S rooms and hall, two-story
sVjuare.
.a,. 'KKKFE RKAL T.STATK TO .
lull Omh National. Phone Douglas ITli.
ITOR RENT 7-room house, all nodern
Parker St.
1 ROOMS and bath; aJl'Tiiodrrn; m car
line. H. 2(HV.
Stores anil Otrlcea.
OFUCES IN THE
BF.BT LOCATED
OFFICE BUILDING,
(fear Court House and City Hall.
Rates from $10 to 846.
faults, Elertrb- Lights, Water Free.
TUB BFK BUILDING.
The Pulldtng That la Alweys New."
n, u. Hancock, sup't. Room 1(B.
MEW modern store, beat location; In
North Omaha, 2414 Ames Ave., Webstar
138 or Web. 3149.
NEW, modem, steamhoated storeroom
and basement, K22 Leavenworth St.
Conrad Young, 322 Brandela theater.
3loug. 1571.
STORE and flat. Leavenworth. Call
Douglas 363S; evening. Harney 1N06.
WANTED TO BUT
T" ale b-ya everything 2d hand. Tyler 141a.
OFFlCli furniture bought and aold. t.
C. Heed, IJ07 Famam Doug. I4.
WE pay Chicago prlcea for aluminum
acrap castings. Paxton-Mitchcll Co
WANTED TO BORROW
GOINO in business, would like to bor
row tWO for 40 daya; will pay M) Inter
est, diamonds as security. Addreas
P-SW7, Rpe.
WOULD like to borrow 12M from private
party for 35 daya; will pa $40 lnte.re.at
to responsible party. Will give my dia
monds for security. Addreas F-443, Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
FURNISHED room wanted by gentle
man In private family ; no other room
era; board preferred, but not essential;
laundry done. In replying etate full par
ticulars, E-17, Hotel Rome. o
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RAftCH LANDS FOR SALa
Arkansas
' FARMS AT BARGAIN.
A few well improved farms in the well
known Grand Prairie belt, eastern Arkan
sas. Rice cultivation a great success;
pays large profits to farmer and Investor.
Also general farming, dairy and stock
raising. My farms are equipped with
complete watering plant for irrigating
rice; plenty rainfall to mature other
crops; M per cent northern farmers live
and thrive on the Grand Prairies; schools,
churches, good railroads and market fa
cilities; healthful climate; my farms for
sale cheap to settle estate. I can use
$:X.000 stock of general merchandise; will
trade. Deal direct with me. For further
Information and pamphlets, address
GEO. KOCH, OWNER,
Blair. Neb. o
California. ,
Live Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Smith Co., 913-14 City Nat. Bk. D. 2818,
CALIFORNIA LAND.
- All counties; catalogue free. Write C
M. VVooster Co., Fhelan Bldg., Sen Fran
cisco. Established 30 years.
Colorado
FOR BALK Farms, 180 and 80 acres, la
Peats, Colo. Write Delstler, 1364 Ogdea
. . . Mleawat-a.
GOOD South Missouri land on railroad.
in well settled locality, $12 per acre.
Small or large farms on easy terms.
Literature tree. D. MerMam, Ellis, Ben
ton. Kansas City. Kansas.
lOWSw
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a, good description of jur land
sr. 2 eend It to the Sioux City, la., Journal,
-Iowa's Moat Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five words every Friday
evening, baturday. morning aod -every
(iaiurday evening and Sunday, morning
for one month, giving sixteen Ada on
twelve different daya for Ui or 50 words,
$4; or 75 words. t.
Largest circulation of any Iowa, news
paper. 260.0UU readers dally la four great
states.
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LANDT
If so you should first get a copy of
the Farm and Real Estate Journal.' ll
lias lands advertised In It from nearly
every state, ao that you can find Just
what you are looking for in its columns.
It keeps you Informed on land oppor
tunities in all parte of the country, gives
rou personal help la finding land, fctena
.c today for a year a subscription, or luo
for three months trial. It will be stopped
at the end of toe time ordered. Farm and
Real Estate Jourinai. Truer. Iowa. w
MiaaeewUh
BARGAIN 2 40-A, farm Ju ra. from Min
neapolis; 1W A. under cult.; 40 a. good
nieaaow: 60 A. timbered pasture; can
fractlcally all be cultlvatea; ood corn
and; farm la fenced; 10-room house, barn,
granary, machine shed, windmill, etc.; 11
head good milk cowl, 4 good horses, har
nesses, wagons, complete set of machin
ery, hogs, chickens and everything on the
farm goea at (4a per acre; fOuO cash,
balance can stand tor 10 yeara at par
cent. Schwab Bros., VUt Plymouth Bldg.,
Minneapolis. Minn.
RICH Central Minnesota Park Region;
Improved farm, special $35 acre to quick
buyer; Improved and unimproved lands at
cut prices; list free; choice pieces going
fast. Hurry. Murphy-Hartwlg Land Co.,
oley. Minn. o
40, 60 OR 160 ACRES, good heavy soil, in
well settled part of Todd county, Minn.;
good roads, schools and churches; price
$15 to $30 per acre; terms, $1 per acre
cash, balance $1 per acre a year until
land is paid for. 6 per cent interest.
SCHWAB BROS.,
Nebraska..
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
$11.00o buys a highly Improved farm,
consisting of about 514 acres located on
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-mlnute's ride. Good water sys
tem, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay. nice 'large beautiful shade
trees and all kinds of xhrubbery and
about 10 acres of natural timber, making
a beuutiful park. This k an Ideal propo
sition (or handling thoroughbred stock of
any kind. Living spring in pasture.
C ft C O 13 1?
!16 BrHndelsJTh'cater Bldg. Omaha. D. 3916
NOTICE. DAIRY.MEN-iO acres all in
alfalfa; close to Dodge St. road, about
4 miles from Omaha pontofflce Rent for
aeason $''"" Addresw George G. Clark,
jg poarl Ht . Council Blutls. la. Tel. 174.
Mlscellantrees.
ONLY $325 buys a 640-acre school land
lease In Keith county; over 200 aorea ot
whlh can he put in cultivation. This Is
a bargain. Terms. $Ki0 cash, balance note
for $175 due In ono year, ',o. Write owner,
L C Crandall, l4t Locust fet.. Lincoln,
Neb.
TO SELL LAND
quickly and profitably, yiu must reach
those who are at ti e present time meat
imervsteill In farm land.
The Iowa farmer is toii:iy the best farm
land prom ..t In the Cnlte.l States. The
lies Moines Capital with Jto.OJU dally
readers can put your proposition anuaiely
before a larger number of these live
prospects than any other Iowa news
paper. Our circulation Is guaranteed the
largest In Iowa. We III insert a 30 word
ad 10 days for only $2.30 sdd 6c for each
additional wordi. Our regular price is lc
per word per day. You save 60r on this
offer. To sell your land tomorrow, send
yUr Th'k'dES MOIN KS "A PITA L.
7i WALNUT til DES MOINES. IA.
REAL ESTATB LOANS
flfo TO lll.Ouu made promptly. Y. D.
weaa. vveao nia.. i"tn aim m pip
CITY and farm loans, t. 5. pec cant.
J. H. Dumont 4k Co.. 41s State haak.
WANTF-O Tlty loar.a and warranU. W.
FarnaT Wmltn A Co . .'J Farnam St.
a?o57KY on hand for city and farm loana
H W. Hinder. Clly National Mana Bldg.
WANTED C'ty luans. Petera Trust Co.
SEE us first for far in loans in easlsra
Neb. UnlTel ritat Tr-at Co.. Omaha.
CITY LOANS. C. G. Carl berg.
W-iil Brandels Theater Bldg.
"KAL ESTATEMISCELLANEOUS
How Far Can You See?
Can you comprehend what the future growth of Omaha
nieans! Can you see ton or fifteen years into the future and
take advantage of that growth f
lo you realize that no city in the country has any better
location than Omaha for future growth? Do you know thai
no city on this continent is in better financial condition than
Omaha, nor is there one that is growing more conservatively
and steadily?
Are there not men of your acquaintance who have gotten
rich, or at least acquired comfortable fortunes, by cautious in
vestments in Omaha real estate! Those men had no better op
portunity than you have today in Henson Gardens. The growth
of Omaha is westward and Benson Gardens is in the line of
progress.
This Week
We Are Placing on Sale
The 2nd Tract of the Post Farm
Which Has Been Subdivided Into
Acres and Half-Acres
and is without, doubt the richest tract of land offered for sale
so close to car line, school and stores.
Call at our office or call us up by phone and one of our
salesmen will take you out in one of our automobiles any time;
or take Benson car to the end of line and walk 6 blocks West
on Main Street to the tract. Acres $10 cash, $10 a month. Half
acres $10 cash, $7.50 a month.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1614 llarnev Street.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
LOT SALE
THURSDAY
Make arrangements today to have
us send one of our automobiles to
take you to see these lots.
Telephone Doug. 2926 in day time
Telephone Web. 682 aftdr 7 P. M.
Bouleviarded streets, water,
gas,, trees, cement walks .
and cement curbing; carbine
runs right to this addition
Will sell on easy monthly payments
E. P. WRIGHT
, " Telephone Douglas 2926 Today.
Telephone Walnut 682 After 7 0 'Clock Tonight.
Mid-Week Sale
We have only 10 lots left in Bungalow
Section of Montclair.
Right in town, Hamilton, Lafayette and
Nicholas Streets, near 31st Street. We will
offer these lots tomorrow (Thursday) at
$750.00 each, and on special terms. .
Water, sewer, gas and sidewalk all in
and paid for.
Building restrictions just enough to
make it an ideal place for homes.
If you want a close-in location you can't
equal it.
Call us up and let us show you.
Benson & Carmichael,
Telephone Doug. 1722. 642 Paxton Block.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA homes. Kaat Nebraake farms,
O K Eft r E RKAL. ESTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha National, l-none lxui:laa 1711
ABSTKACT OF TITLE
HJ'.KD A UriTIt ACT CO . oldeet abstract
offloe In Nebraska. ?uti branilels Tli.a.
Jfcsseu & Morrell
201-1 State
Pk. Bids. D. 93.
REAL KSTATE WANTED
LIST your property with H. ti. Lander
you. nt Neville felk D. $DB.
LIST r.sl estate and rentals with DON
BL80N H. B. CO.. ! Om. Nst I Bank.
SAUNDERS CO.,
Selllnc homes and business properly.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Clifton Hill Snap
WILL SACI1IFICE EQUITY
Our client will sacrifice his equity In
this new -rooni cottsce for MOO, balance
of tl.tuO to be paid lis SO per month. Well
worth I2..VI0. but will coat you 13.000.
Must be sold lals week. Modern except
heat. full cement basement, cement
walks: lot .'jOiI.W, 2i blocks to car.
TUB VOGKI, REALTY AGKNCT,
lOlS-lii W. U. W. Hide L-oue-lea V'Jl.
REAL, ESTATE MiStrELLANEOUS
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
NIFTY NEW BUNGALOW
Vestibule, living room, dlnln room and
sun room, finished In oak, bed room,
klu-hcn finished In yellow pine, with
blrrh doors: hath room la white enamel,
oak floors throughout, two front rooms
have beamed ceiling, dining room has
plate rail, pane) walla, window seat,
bonk rases; sun room has windows,
with a 8. K. exposure, house la 14 stories,
but 2d floor isn't finished, could finish
x rooms; hign grxdn fixtures, guaranteed
furnace, floor drain, lot "kI7. paved
strett. location and neighborhood la fine,
near lftth an J 1-aird His., about tM cash,
and rest monthly, or lot as first payment.
RA8P BR08.
10C MnC'ague EMl.
Douglas lttt.
Investment
NORTHWEST CORNER
25th & Capitol Ave.
The best close In comer. Ooed for
tores and apartments. Let TCxM. wltk a
Ki.nn , l-rooii' nuuav r. nl . for S.
side the comer la ready to build Star as
ana ai'artmenis.
LOOK AT THIS. IT MUST BE SOLU
ANI IT W1U. BE SOLD.
THKRIB 1b GOOD MONKT IN THIS
DEAL.
L. H. STERN R E. CO..
Phone Tyler ll. Douglas tat. a.
CHEAP at .. good all modern home,
large yard; fruit; 103 Evans ft.
HEAL ESTATE XORTII RIIK
KountzePlaceHome
n elprt-ror.m hnuae at Hlnney at ,
all modern, new furwaoe. beautiful anuth
front let, good barn with cement floor,
water drain In floor, elertrie lighted . ran
he ued for a garare: price, very reason
all arid on easy terms
Alfred Thomas
Real ('state Ioana and Insurance
FWtPT NATIONAL HANK KLPO.
REAL ESTATE WEST BIDK
$3,75(UX)
A real snar. 4 feet frontage on Far
Bam, between 3stli and th Ave., faring
south, best location In Omaha for hotel.
iarartment or two stores in the cltv.
$3,000 EACH
On Wth Ave., two Iota off Fsrnam. US
16S. If both lots sold together. $J.7s each;
beautiful location for apartment house.
. W. M. NASH & CO.,
Real Kstate, Rentals. Insurance
603 He Bldg.
Tel. Tied M.
$500 Cash
Balance Monthly
will buy a brand new bungalow. large
living rooms, oak finish, strlctlv modern
and up-to-date In every way; choice cor
ner lot. SxlM; both atreets paved; loca
tion, west -ado Hanscom Park; value,
I4.3M; prtc-. 13.7W; terms, or lot taken aa
first rayment. fei w tl once about this
and other special bargains.
Rasp Bros.
1M McPague PldgPouglss 1SAS.
NeaT36th & Dodge
$575; 43x122
Cheapest lot In West Tairiam, $10 now,
$1 per week.
O'Kcefo Ileal Estate Co.,
101 Omaha National. Douglas S71B.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH RIDE
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT.
? hAiia. arilv mndern. with hot
- . l. . a.m. fnnf In nav.lt afreet.
paving paid, near school and car line;
price only xj.m". tocatea iwjw eouut ooin
Ave. Must sen.
C O. CAR-LBERQ,
Sll Brandela Theater Pldg.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
. A fine hie 11-room house In the best of
condition: lot 67xJW; also a new J-room
house, with sleeping porch, near Sh snd
Mason. The owner will make a low prloe
on these two properties In order to dis
pose of them befor leaving for Chicago.
PATNB INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Douglas 1781. r ware Ulook.
REAL KSATE INVESTMENTS
Brick Block
Price, $7,500
Rentals', $1,000
This la a 2-storv brick building, con
taining thre stores on the first floor and
tnree gona nata on tne secona. tocauMi
en a good street and close to good busi
ness corner. Building Is always filled and
the present rents are very low and could
be easllv increased. Owner will carry
back 84.000 at per cent. This is the big
gest snap we know anything about.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler VM. State Bank Bldg.
I HAVE a contract of sale for 82.M), cov
erlng Omaha residence property, pay
able 82d per month, at good rate of In
terest. Am offering contract for cesh
at fine discount and will deed thej prop
erty unencumbered to secure same. Ad
dress E SH3, care Bee.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dsssn.
Two Dundee ,
Specials
.jj.i.iH CaMitieut Ifannv l-follow
Circle, we have a 7-room, well built, at
tractive nome, oeam ceinna, iirepiaua,
built-in bookcases, sleeping porches and
garage. Price, ,. n tnis. uwner
has left city. This , is worth the money.
Brick and Stucco
We have another 8-room resldenoe lo
cated In one of the prettiest blocks In
Dundee. The owner has made a cut of
f,0u for quick sale. This bss a large liv
ing room, with den and dining room on
first floor; with 4 good bedrooms on sec
ond, also sleeping porch. Wi are posi
tive these are two of the best buy a In
Dunder. Let us show you. They are
both sura to be sold this week.
Glover & Spam
1-a City National.
Doug. 3M2.
Dundee Home
Non-resldint owner wlshea to sell 34
Capitol Ave. This property Is located en
a comr lot,-south front, 60x185 ft. There
are 8 large rooms, 4 on the first floor,
4 on the second, and stairway to attic.
House is all modern, finished In oak
first floor, hard pine on second. We are
offering this home at f.',300, but make
ua an offer. Owner might consider tak
ing a small plai-e, ubuut $2,600, In ex
change. House is now vacant and we
can give Immediate possession. Key at
our office. If you are looking for a good
Dundee home do not fail to see this be
fore you buy.
George & Company
Phone D. ! 903 City Nat Bank Bldg.
HEAX ESTATE I OR KXCT1AJICK
EXCEPTIONALLY good, pew, wi ll built,
brick spurtinenis in a first-class loca
tion In Omaha, producing a splendid in
come, may be bought at an attractive
price for cash, or owner would consider
part raan ana city property for balance
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas low.
j MK'ague Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE Improved fruit farm,
also fine tract of raw land, also resi
dence In Grand Junction, Colo. Trade
one or all. '. R. Lough, owner. Grand
Junction. CVIo.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Two New 6-Room
Bungalows in
Fine Location
Easy Monthly
Payments
These houses have just been finished.
They are both close lo car line. In one
of the most beautiful residence additions
In the tliy Principal rooms are fur
nished In oak. One house has brick fire
place, both have basements snd are mod
ern throughout.
Inspect these houses today.
Terms $350.00 Cash
Balance Like Rent
Phone me st Walnut 863 today for com
plete description.
E. P. Wright
$4,900
Good quality. Complete 7-room home.
Very nice location, half block from car
line and net far out Terms very reason
able. 8AUNDERVS COMPANY,
1 JU-14 W. O. W. Bldg Douglas 34J2.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
No Can of Cnh Wheat Sold on the
Omaha Market Corn is Some
what Lower.
OATS FOLLOW CORN DOWN
OMAHA. Way . 11R.
Trade In cash wheat whs verv light
and there were no cars reported sold to
day. The market for wheat was quoted
nominally a H cent lower.
The corn nurk.l .m Anil an
tj'at cereal waa uncr.ans.ed to tc lower.
The receipts of corn were fair and the
sales amounted to about fifteen cars.
OStS folloWaW PATH mnA
dined Vic Receipts of this cereal were
- a, r I i . . 1. a . , . . . ,
-j am ana me urmana aiosr.
,u " ,n" southwest have placed
the crone In moil .iiwllani .. tn
The onlv unfavorable crop report re
ceived was from Koswortli. Mo., sriylng
thst the crop there has been cut M per
Srnt, by. Sh,neU mis. anl that many
fields will be Dlowed tin and aiii m
corn.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour equal
to 46S.a0 bushels; com, 1W.000 bushels:
oats. 3M.O0O bushels.
1 ,1 VP riXM.!. Ht...t ,.Aw- i.
wiiviiMiHvu, turn,
id to vd higher
t nmary wheat receipt were tn,M
bushela and shipments W.floo bushels,
against reclnta r.r i, u k..k.i. ,
hipmonla of 731.0H0 bushels last year.
i nmary corn receipts were 'Ji,m bush
els and shipments 01,m bushels, nsainst
T'.Ji'i of bushels and shipments
of KX.C bushils last year.
Primary oats receipts were fcH.flno bush
els and shipments lh,m bushels Ngalnxt
TG'JIt bushels and shipments
of IWl.aiO bushels last year
CARLOT IIWKIITS.
. . Wheat. Corn. Oete.
Chieao Ul 12 m
Minneapolis 3il
Duluth ii
Omaha ? "'i
rvansaa city iw .to n
Pt. IxitllS 5t! tl nr
Winnipeg 14U
The following aaleai were reported:
Corn: No. 2 white: 12 rsrs, 73ic. No. 8
While- 1 rmr 71..' a ..... r- v- T
white: 1 car Tjy. No. 2 yellow: 2 cars.
No- s yllow: I car. 7.V; .TV cars,
. .. No- ' yellow: 1 car. 72i,,i-. No.
""; are. i.-i'. I0. 3 Inlxcn, tl CHI'S,
i!c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car, 7iy; I car. 7Hc.
No. h mixed: 1 car. 71c; 1 car tmustv),
Sp. Oats: No. 4 white: 1 car. 61V. am
ple. 8 rata IW
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No 2
turkey, t1.twMrl.M4; No. It turkey, II MW
J1.6f.Vi; No. 2 hard, tl.64tfjl.nM9: No. 8
hard, lt.S3lS,l.M,; No. 4 hard. l.61
Mi; No. 3 spring, f 1.4711 1.66; No. )l
durum. fl.Mfffl.65; No. a durum, fl.630
l.M. Corn: No. 2 white. "Uti'iSV; No. 8
white, 7:r73-: No. I white, 7J,iJi'71'cj
No. 6 white, T3B72V; Nn, while,
73V; No. 2 yellow, 78Sr78V; No. 3 yel
low, 7?Vitf7.c; No. 4 yellow, T'aflf;
No. 5 yellow, 72U7;.".c: No. yellow. 71-fi
72o; No. 2 mixed. 7JI.,?Ji!,c; No. 3 mixed,
71Vfr72c; No. 4 mixed, 7I',71V; Nn. J
mixed. 7H971V: No a mixed. (rr71c.
Oata: No. 2 white, WV,ftIV: standard,
eStfiMV; No. 8 white. ,dVu!c; No. 4
white, M'iW'lV. Harlev: .Malting, 7Sfl
7ftc; No. 1 feed. Sf.WTSc. Hye: No. 1, fl.Os
l.OS',4; No. 8, 81.074jl.074. .aw
CHICAGO OR AIM AM) moVISlONS
Fratarea of the Trading aad Closing
Trices on Board of Trade'.
CHICAOO, May S.-Brarlsh crop esti
mates today pulled down the price of
wheat. AlthoiiKh stejdv st the close, thn
market waa lo to 14j under last night's
level. Other leading staples, too, all
showed a setback. Corn, V- to V'do net;
oata, V to SOc. and provisions,
84 Wo.
Wheat speculators turned readily to
the selling side, knowing thst the mar
ket at first had displayed a tendency
to advance. Relative strength of quota
tions to Liverpool, wan what chiefly
helped cause the earlv upturn here, but
similar change completed after the is.
sus nee of a statement by a prominent
export Indicting that the domestio win
tar crop territory at harvest would be
4,600,000 acres larger than last year.
Mattering conditions In tha wheat
fields were reported as existing at such
extremes as Ohio and Texas. Samples
B-i'f&iiiiijr uwnnnsiraiea mat tne crop In
Texas was nearly headed, almost to the
Oklahnma 1 1 wtA ,, .I.J k. i . . 1 1 .
In a week. On the other hand, export
clearance were small, equal to oniy shout
half the primary rncelpts for the day.
f"Vtn uma K....M U . . l . .
vvaB ... ' ' 1 1 j no, j wiin wneat.
borne export selling at the seaboard had
,imii a, ivriiioorarjr iniiuence in
llWIalnlna . . I i . . Knln .. r. i . .
m - " , . n v.iwb i' j worn
of better weather In Argontlna. Trading
In oats was for the most part local.
Changes In price followed the action of
other oereals.
Packers selling more than counter
balanoed in the provision market, the
' rn.ij auvance in tne nog
mark RhlnnAM tutu!,, .ik. i . . , .
" - , . uvuui riua ocei, QUI
pork and lard received no equal support.
Trtbilel Open. I illgh. low. Close. Ves!
Wheatl
I
May.
July.
Corn
May.
Julv.
I !
136
77
80
1 K
1 CI
1 61
1 Vi
1 344
1 34
7f.J
1 4
774
ko
65
644
18 86
18 80
10 46
10 70
10 774
11 074
774
66vJ
l4'
18 40
18 tti
10 46
T4
7-j
Oata
May.)
July.
Pork
July.
B4V
644
18 26
18 70
64 4
1KJ74
18 86
634
1$ 20
Bept
18 874
10 324'
10 67 4
Lard
July.
Kept
Ribs
July.
Rpt.
10 474
10 224
10 674
10 7241
10 724
10 824
11 10 I
10 fit
11 10
10 76
11 024
10 75
11 024
Cash Prlcea YVhent M a ..
fl.01.!; No.2hard. t.2(giM. Corn!
iiv. m yenow, ivuiw; iNO yellow, 71(1
774c Oata.- No. 8 whte. 56V; No. i
LAiiuaru, w.TS'fCiaR:. ivye; Io. i, nominal.
Rarlev. 7.Vh7i- TlniAlhv tt:. rs.,n ,
Clover, f8.6(ri'l3.O0. I'ork, $I7.. Iird.
io,ifif)io.at. Ribs, fioaV(ii0624.
HUTTKIt Steady; creamery. tyryTSc.
POTAIOE.S bteady; receipts. 16 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin, red, Sulf.iic;
Michigan and Wisconsin, white, 364740c.
EHJ lArwer; receipts, U.1M cases; at
mark, caaea included, Iiifi1)i4c.; ordinary
flr-ts, lVi74c; firsts, liull'4c.
IOL'LTftY-.llve, higher; fowls. 154c.
Kansas City ftrala anal Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 6.-WHEAT-N0.
2 hard, tl.6frei ix4; No. 2 red, fl.M; May.
fl.634: July, t1.2fi4; '.tenjber, $1174.
CORN No. 2 mixed. 7&4c; No. 2 white,
7c; No. 3 yellow, 74-; No. 3, 76c; May,
744c: July, 77774c; beptember, 774c.
OATS No. 2 white. 644bic; No. 2
mlxe-l. CHittfiic.
HUTTLK Creamery, 27c; firsts, 2Sc;
se conns, ..: pacKing, ii'.ac
KCeHS-Klrsts. 17c; aexonds. 15c.
POULTRY Hens, 14c; roosters.
10c;
turkeys, IV.
Mlaneapolia lraln Market.
MINNFAPOL1S. May 6. WHEAT
May, $1.67; July, $1.68 hid: No. 1 hard.
$l.4: Ni 1 northern. $1.6Bitfl.3V No.
$ northern. tl.B61.iJH .).
FLOrrV-Unchanged.
HAIUKY-7i(i';fa:.
HYE 81.1 lll.
HHA N $22.60.
CtjHN No. 3 yellow. 721,j734e.
fATi.-i No. 3 white. 32&3'v.
KLAX-$1.K.4S1.W4.
t. Loale Aral a Market.
BT. If'IS. Msy 3. WHEAT No. 2
red. $1 66til.6; No. 2 hard, tl.urll.K4;
May. $1,664; July ,$l.2S.
CORN No. 2, 77c; No. J white, 774t
78c;; May, 76c; July, 7H.C
OATt-No. 2, 64644c; No. 2 white, U
Gc.
Liverpool (Irala Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 6.-WHEAT-Hpot.
steady; No. 2 hard winter. 13a lOd; No. t
RKAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOIS
LOOK ! SNAP!
8 rooms, up to the minute; new; S3d and
Chicago, only 84.7uu; terme.
btorv and half, modem, 6 rooms, Soth
and Franklin. $2,900; terms. Will consider
good lot on either of these.
Landy lot. 2 blocks s. w. of Crelghton
university, $1,0 for quick sale.
Irge lot, 37th and Kowler; aewor and
water; take $400, iiulck; terms. Have
others. Wetialer 3H o
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Title Guarantee and Abstract
Co., a modern abstract til flee.
8uu Bo. 17la fet. Phone V. 6487.
western red winter. 13" lf4l; No. 2 Msnl
tols. Ms Id; No. 8. Ms lid.
R Spot, steady; American, mixed,
new. M d; La I'lata, mixed, 8s 14l.
OMH. (.KNEUtt MARKF.T.
nt'TTKTl No. t 1-lb. cartons. 81c; No.
t. Hf-lb tubs. 2c.
Cllr-KSK Imported Rwlss. S3c; Amer
lian wtss, block Hwiss, 82c; twins,
li'c, daisies. 17V; trlrlets. 174c; Young
An-crlra. 18i-; blue label brick, 140; lim
bura'r. 2 lb. V; New York white, lc;
imported Krench koquefort, 40c.
KISH Trout. !; tarae rrapplea. He;
oallbut. lc; channel catfish. 14c. herring,
7c; rclfh, Mr; ma-kerel. Ifcc; salmon lc.
NWKKT rOTATOKH Kansas, tl Jf, hbl ,
Wholesale prli-es of beef cuts effective
April M are as follows:
BKF.F Cl'TS Hlbs, No. 1, 17c; No.
2. 174c: No. 8. I6c. lo.ns. No. 1, JDWc;
No. 2, lic; No. S, 19V. chucks. No. 1.
10c; No. 2. le'ac; No J, Kc. rounds.
No. 1, ISc; No. 2. 1V; No. ?, Uv.
plates. No. 1. S4c; No. 2, c; No. J,
c.
I'Ot'LTRY Broilers. 5c; spring chick
ens, 1F hens. 14c; cOiks. 8V: roosters.
84c: stags, SV; ducks, 15c; geese, pm;
turkeys, lfcirl.se; pigtons. per dos , arte:
riurks. full feathei-ed. 10c; geese, full
feathered, 8c; squabs. No. 1, $1.60; No. 2,
Fruit and vegetable prlcea furnished by
Gllllnskt Fruit company:
FRUITS Oranges: Fancy CaHfornla
navels. Sos, s, li 60 per box; Ws, 8un
klst, 82 76 per box: 1. Sunklst. per
box; extia fancy Mediterranean K'weets,
all slses. 8S.2& per box; fancy Tic Toe
Mediterranean Hweete. f'i per box.
Umuni: Extra fsncy Oolden Howl, as,
3s, H50 pet box; fancy Wlver frd,
is, JfiOe. 84 per box. 'Irepefrull: Cele
brated Chaae's, 4Ss, C per box; Ua,
82.76 per box; 44a, 8,1 per box. Apples:
Kxtra fancy White Winter V'earniaiiiea,
l 60 per box. ttnrapples: Extra fancy
Cuban, !4a. Sua, is, 8.i.W per crate,
rtananaa. 82 to 82 26 per lunch. Llmea, 8J.7
per basket.
VlXllTTABLRS-Callfornla eew cab
bage 86 to 100-lh. crates, 8c per lb. Cel
ery: Jumbo, IXki per Oosen. Head let
tuce, $1 per dnsen, leaf lettuce, 0o per
doxen. Artichokes, tV.A per rioseu. Kn
dlve, c per lb. Onions, yellow. Sc per
lb.; Texas Bermuda, white, $1.7 per
crate; Texss Hermuds, yellow, fib) per
crate. Onion aeta: Yellow and red, 81 W
per bushel; white. 81.76 per bushel. Pep.
ners, 6o per basket. Tomatoes, fancy,
84 6i per crate; choice, 84 per crate.
Spinach, NV per dosen. Parsley, BOc per
doaen. Turnips, line per dosen. Straw
berries : Louisiana, pints, prospective
price, 22.75 to 8.1 per case. Potatoes: Colo
isdo Hursla, 76o per bushel; Red River
Ohlos, lV per bushel; Minnesota whites,
n'c pr misnei Musnronms, c per lo.
MIV-nM.LANBr Hhelled popoom,
4c per lb. Crackerjark, 88.64) per oase;
8176 per half case. Pes nuts: Itaw, To
per Ih. ; roasted, sack lots, SV per lb.
salted, fl.M per can. Asparagus: Home
grown, half-lb. bunchea, 60o per dosen
bunches. Checkers, f;vM per caae. Cocoa
nuts, 6:t M sack. dot. . Nuts: No. 1 Cali
fornia walnuts, lKc per lb. Hraslls, 1SV
per lb. ; 60, t-os. figs, 12 per box. Sugar
walnut datea, 81.40 per box. Filberts, 16o
per Ih. Pecans. U4s bar lb. Almonds.
I Ale per lb.
New York Oeaeral Market.
N EWTORK. May k.-COAR Raw,
steady; centrifugal, 4.7(M4.77ri; molaaaea,
S Ki-a-I.CiOc; refined steady. Bugsr futures
were firmer on scattered commission
house buying and covering of shorts, with
prices at midday 4tf points net higher.
Hl'TTER Steady : receipts, 12,302 tubs;
creamery extras. 9J scoring. 81o; cream
ery, higher scoring, 114(!t32c; flrsu, lasj
reconna, diVkHJfe:.
IvilGH rirm; receipts 26.663 cases;
fresh gathered extras. ZSrirKV; storage
pscked, extra firsts. 21 V; firsts. lOVQQic;
regular parked, extras firsts, 8u4uUla;
firsts, liVliAK). Nearby hennery whites,
fine to fancy, 2.Tij2J4c; nearby hannery
browns, il41ti24e.
CHEKSK steady ; receipts. i.M boxea;
State whole milk free specials, 1VQ
1KV; state whole milk, average fancy,
ltwi'iav.
POULTRY Dressed, quiet, Unchanged;
live, firm; chickens, broilers, UiUc;
fowls, 17C17V; turkeys. IKtfUc.
"
Coffee Market.
NBW TORK. Msy i -CO FrKF-After
a somewhat Irregular opening, due to
a little scattered July liquidation with
first prices, two points lower to ona point
higher, coffee future steadied three or
four points on covering and reports that
Brasll was still clearing the bulk of Its
toffee to Europe. There waa not Import
ant domand, however, and prices later
eaaed under realising with the v'ose at
a net decline of two to foljr points.
ale, 1.1,300 bags; May, 8.18c: June, .2Hc;
July, 7.40c: August, 7.40c; Fepte-nber, 7.40cj
October. T.4fio: November. 7.60c: Decem
ber, T.Mc; January. 7.Mc: February, 7,6c;
oiarrn, .dc; April, i.nc,
Spot market steady; Klo No. 7, 7Vc:
HhiiIos No. 4. 104c
Cost and freight offers unchanged with
few reported from Hentos.
Milrels prices In Brail) were tin
changed. Rio exchange on Ixmdon. 1-SJd
lower.
Col inn Market.
NEW YORK, May 6.-COTTON-flpot,
quiet; middling uplands, 10. too; sales, 7(
halas.
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
May, 8.72c; July, s.fl.ic: Aua-uat. lo (!;,
0.'tober, lO.iVi; December, 10.46c; January,
lu.is:; jiarcn, iw.uac.
The cotton market closed weak at a
net decline of i to 44 points.
LIVERPOOL. May 8.-OOTTON Knot.
quiet: price eaalxr; good middling, 6.:d;
middling, 6.4U; low middling, 6.0:il. Sales,
6.O11O bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. May 6 M ETA LB The
Metal exchaiiae ouotes spelter naiderted.
Lead, $4.16ib'4.2o. Copper uulet; eUctroiyuic,
IlK.io; caatln. $16.6i'0'18.76. Iron quiet and
unchanged. Tin quiet at $.19 60. At Lon
don: (Spelter, &"; lead. totiX 6a.
Copper, snot, a'78 6s; futures, 79 lhs.
Tin. spot, 11 10s; futures, LU2 10s. An
timony. 9.vrjl00.
I
I)rr liouda .Market.
NEW YORK. May 6.-DRY OOODfi
Iiurlsps were active and strong todsy.
Worsted staple yarna were dull and fan
cies were in fair demand. Ralbrlgganda
underwear advsnced and summer orders
wero Isrger. Cotton goods were quiet
and steady. ,
Stawerte Apples aad Dried Krnlts.
NEW YORK. May 5. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market dull, but steadv.
DRIED KKI'lTA-Prunes, steady; sprl
cots, easy; peaches, dull; Raisins, quirt.
CHICAGO 1,1 VK MTOC'K MAKKKT
Cattle Mroag lloga Weak Sherp
Weak.
CHICAOO. May 8. "ATTLE Receipts,
13.(XI head; market strong; native beef
steers, $6.50(i.lO; western steers, $5 7f
7.; cows and heifers, $3.aniB.; calves.
$ti.6fai 26.
HOGo Receipts, 24,000 head, market
weak after an early advance: bulk of
sales, $7.404j7..S; light. $T.3D87.76; mixed.
87.ahB7.7i; heavy, $U.864?.fi6; rough. M6
127 16; plgg, $oaflA. '
HHELP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8 000
head; market weak sheep, $7.4Xhti.40:
lambs, $n.0ii((rl0 .60.
t. Loots Lire tttotik Market.
.! !r',S- VUy --fATTU-Receipts.
8,200 head; market higher; native beef
steers. 37. MM) . 60; yearling ateers and
heifers. 6.0ii! 30; cows, 8tl OOf7.26: Block
ers and feeders. $.y0iW.7.,'; southern
steers, $5.2f.4i 00; cows and heifers, $4 00
44.00. native calves, $ UcnrlOOO.
HOOS Keciits. T.Sirt hsd; market
higher: pigs and llahta. $H.2.Vgl75; mixed
ami butchers, $761X7.75; good heavy, $7.bS
17 70
SHEEP AND LAMRri-Reielpts. 2,Hno
head; market steady: lambs. 86'(i'10.76;
cwaa. KUiii 25: clipped lambs. 8X.7.'1 10.
yearllnga, o.60i'9.60, clipped yearlings. $7.00
t77i.
Kansas City Lire Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo , May 6. C A TTLE
Receipts, t.Ouo bead; market steady;
prime fed ateers. $s00tf 9.0ft; dressed beef
steers, $7.258.00; westero steers, t7.uoih.3;
stockers and feeders. 8 Sotje.00; bulla
$6.f7 00; calves, $o.(KVfi 10. 25.
HOOrt Receipts, head: market
strong; closed weak: bulk, $7.807.46;
heavy. $7.r7.40; packers and butchers.
7.30in.4fi; light. $i-6'7.4;4; Pigs, $.76((
7.26.
BHSTBP AND I -A M BS Receipts. 4.600
head, market steady; lamha. : nrW0 ;
ycarllnss. 87 26?)0.26; wethers, $7.0ijS 60;
ewes, $o.764;.25.
Ilarler la to Stick.
It Is sMtled thst 'Germany" Bchaefcr,
the "Comedian in Rase Ball." will re
train with the Newark club, aa will Sec
retary titeve Hartner, who came to New
ark with the Iridianapolla outfit. Hartner
will le assistant to business Manager
Hilly Murray.
OMAHA UYESTOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Show Very Lit
tle Price Change Sheep and
Lambt Steady.
SHIPPING HOGS SnOW STRENGTH
ML'TH OMAHA. May J. 1915
ReeetDta were- r-attla Hnn fthees
Cfflclsl Monday .0r0 .n, 4 4.C2.'
onc iai l ucsiiav 6.31H IO.8.V1 7!l
Estimate Wednesday.. o,M lO.mt) 3,j")
Three davs this wk.17.lT9 Zt.W 13.M:1
Same daya last week. .31. 401 4.3, 18.SIS
HHme daya 2 wks. ago.ld.feil 27. (. W.3ri
fame days 3 wks. ago.14.SM I...1!
fame days 4 wka. ago.13.iH4 :l.sr
Same days last yeer...i:,0fi 34,019 23.17n
The following table shows the receipt
of rattle, hogs and sheep at the hortu
'maha live stock market for the year
to date, as compared with last veer:
IMS. l!'14. Inc. Dee.
tattle .wi.23 ww.iro si.ih
"gs 1,170,672 Si.7W 30a,W
sheep 82,771 m.M9 10,57
The following tafie ahows the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
sto.-k market for the last few daya with
comparisons: , .
Date. I 116. IW4.iia.ilMt.lU.ll9i0,llisrr
April 0i 7 41 4i 6 46)
April Si; 7 sl t 4
7 641 I 8.T 8 l W
7 M I 831 8 W .l
7 4W 8 SO (1
7 421 19 11 7 01
7 41i t 78! I 7 04
1 63 6 74: t 121
April 22j 7 4I 22 it 84
April 23 7 M4I 8 811 8 H
Ai ril 4 7 xji-i
8 40 8 61
apni Bl -Aprtl
2 7 244
8 Ml t 68
8 60!
7 611 8 83i 221 8 82
r (ill
7 67
a r
April -j,:
3041 8 87
6 8.M 9 il! S W
April 2S
7 29 I 8 2! 8 81
1 J 811 08; 7 08
7 r. 5 74 12i 7 01
7 tl I f 14 W
7 61 I 81! I W
7 M. 8 74 8 0l
7 45 6 3: 4! 7 01
7 62 8 J Oni T "4
I 6 till 8 l 7 00
April l
April
7 36',
I 4t4!
7 2tiiJ
7 21
7
f 171 8 11
118 8 2H
17 S l
May l.
May I,
May 3.
May 4.
May 8.
8 1 1 !
. I . l
8 241
8 871 11 !S
'Sunday.
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morn
ing ware quite liberal, 240 cars being re
ported. The total for the week to date
now amounts to I7,67s head, being sinal'cr
than last week by almost 4,000 head, but
with that exception larger than any re
cent week and larger than a year ago by
over 6.000 head.
Beef steers were in good demand and
the market generally steady on all inrts.
flood yearlings sold aa high as 14.5).
r.von heavy cattle were better sellera
than on a good many davs Llsht cows
snd heifers were fully steady and In very
good demand. Heavy rows were a lltlb'
atiLky, the same as they have been all
the week, and possibly easier In spots.
Mockers and feeders did not show anv
material change, being steadv with yes-,
tcrdsy.
Wuotatlona on cattle: Good to choice
yearlings. $M.Hi8.46; good to choice heavy
corn fed beeves, 67.7TAi8.oO; fair to good
cornfed beevee, 87.5W7.76;. common to fair
cornied beevee. 87.0OW7.W; good to choice
heifers, 66.IM.00; good to choice cows.
$.ur7.40; fair to good cows, o.iMs.i0,
common to fair cows, 83.706-6.75; good to
choice Blockers and feeders, f7.6tKtift.00,
fair to good stockers and feeders, $7.00)
7.60; common to fair Blockers snd feed
era, 86.fcKU7.00;, atock heifers, 85.7!?i7.2J;
stock oows, 86 WVjJJ.7f; stock calves. 86.SM)
ltd: veal calves, t7.26trlo 00; fat bulls,
stags, etc., t6.004j4.T6; stock bulla. ti.2idi
7.00.
Represmntatlve sales:
BEEF BTEERS.
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.... 77 T M H 1014 T f,
.... 4I T 7 7 tot 7 0
.... l T 71 II 7 7 so
.... o T 71 II 1 I t
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8..... 1M0 I M 17 t T 44
it M0 4 Tl I t T 6
ii w m t. si m
11 V4 T8 II 7l T U
1 140 I 30 4 , 8)4 I M
ca.lv ica,
81 141 7 M 11 171 I n
U 4U 1 40 1 MIIM
1 St IM 4 1 ID T
I. 140 I fi 1 17 10 ii
1 1.1 IS 00
BTOl. k.fc)48 AND FEEDER?.
ii wi in ii 4i
7 M
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I Ill T 40 4S 117 f IS
IT ions T 44 U Ill I It
Ill IM
HOOS Another fair run showed up this
morning, about 1H4 cars, or 10,000 liead,
being received. In number ot care this
is Just about the same aa on Tuesdsv.
Tor the three daya supplies total 27,K
head, being nearly 7.001) smaller than last
week, but 3,600 Isrger than last yesr. Re
ceipts for the week to date are smaller
than for any recent week.
Trade opened out In exactly the same
condition as on Tuesdsy. STitppers started
out In good aeason, buying good lights
and butchera and occasionally a load of
prime hogs on the weighty order at
prices that were a nickel above yester-
!ay. Most of these sales ranged from
7.?r,(fl7 36, the big string going at 87.30,
and the top reached $7.40
Packers were bearish again this morn
ing, and their early talk waa for sharply
lower prlcea, first bids being all of a
dime off.
Representative sales:
Ka. At.
at trt
44 lot
8k.
hi
rr.
Ka.
At. 8k.
..J2J ...
..sol ...
..11 240
Tt.
1 114 .
T Ui
T
T 1.1
T is
7 40
T It
T
7 174
II..
71..
41..
S3. .
1)1.
44 Ub ...
14 Id M
!! ...
17 m 140
..S4
..jns
1 M
bll EE P Receipts were about the same
as on Monday and only a little over half
as largs as yesterday's, sorqe fourteen
cars, or 3,300 head, being reported In.
Kor the three days this week supplies
total 16.043. as sislnst 18.(100 a week ago
and 33.173 laat year. The aupply for the
first three days of this week are among
the smallest for any similar period this
year.
E;ilers were of the opinion that prices
ought to be a little better, and for quite
while refused to cut loose st steady
prices, but In thn end buyers succeeded
In getting the bulk of the offerints at
yesterday's figures. Almost the entire
offerings consisted of lambs, aad the
bulk ot them sold St 89. tRo 10.20, the Ut
ter figure being aa high aa was paid for
any Mexicans om Tuesday. No shorn
lamha showed up. but a load of shorn
ewes, the only sged sheep offerings of
consequence, sold at $7.80. as high aa
haa been paid for any of the limited of
ferings of this sort this season. Prices
cn lambs are 20i(f3Ao below the close of
laat week, with aged sheep values quot
ablv unchanged.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lamb,
light, $8,864)10.20; lainhs, heavy, .istf
8 66; lambs, shorn. I.twjt.6i; yearlings,
light, 9 0Oi).a6: yearllnga. heavy. S 7tv,
t.uu; wethers, good to choice, 8x2m.7t,
wethers, fsir to good, ..axt(.2j; ewes,
good to choice, $7.7tf8 60; ewes, fair to
good. 87.3btf7.7i.
St. Joeepk Live Stok Market. -
ST. JOFEPH. May B.-OATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.200 head) market strong; steers,
$7.0ufi.M; cows and heifers, 4 WjjKu);
calves, $, On-iil. 26.
HOGS Receipts. 2,000 head: market
slow; tops, $7.40; bulk of galea, $7.2:&7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2,0J
head; market steady; lambs, $10.00010. &.
gloss City Live Stock Market.
IHOCX CITY, May 8. CATTLE Re -oelpts,
1,00 head; market ateadv; native
steers, $ 75i.00; butchers, 5.avJj.W:
rows and heifers, 85 fti7.10; stockers snd
feeders, 6.7mtt7.tO; bulls, stags, etc., $..U0
7 60.
fcHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600
head
gee da Oot S. 4. .
Harry Wolverton has telegraphed
Frank Navln and Hughey Jenkins ot tha
Detroit club for help.
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