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Till: HKK: OMAHA. WKPNKiSliAY, JUNK
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FOR RKXT
(rlntrl4 and Plata.
Six Room Flat
Three bedrooms, at 2M.1 Charles t.
New brick oak finish first floor, wtslto
enamel bathroom. alth porcelain fix
tures; rood shades, electric, fixtures,
Siewly dioornted. Key at office.
TRaVElt PROH.,
oiit-iaji TVf, 4mahs. Nat. p.nnk Ttldg.
Furnished A Mrtrnfun.
SPLENDID NEW
nUKUMlF.n A PA HTMENT
for P'tit In the
New
Trnvprfnn
Ftlir.PttOOF.
:'IH AND I.AMHXV (VIT11T.
''atniinu to people of refined taste.
Apartment completely equipped fur
''puaeeeplnR, up-to-date and comfort
able. TRAVEH PROM .
' '"ne Douglas 11M. 705 Omaha Nat. Hunk.
Bachelor Apartment.
ANTED to hear from one or two young
men desiring to share high class bache
lor apartment near business district. Must
offer credentials. Phone Douglas 2i2.
Board and ''Room.
iT. MART'S, UC0-T11K HELLMAN-3
nice single rooms; lots of light and
fresh air; home cooking; gentleman prc
:ferred. Douglas M.
. Deeirabln rmi. with board. 618 8. IfUli bt.
Famished Hooh.
VVn. room, W. Farnam dis. lit N 81 Ave.
: LA ROM front room.
furnished. 2014
Dodge. Harney
Nicely fur, front room. 1413 N. 84t h St.
'WANTED to hear from ons or two re-ft-.ied
young men desiring to sharo high
elasa bachelor apartments near business
'district. Must offer credentials. Phone
Douglas ii'iQ.
. SlODERN K0OM Uentlemaa. private
family, breakfast If desired. West Ir'ar
nam. Walnut 2J.
Famished Honses.
A NICE, clean, all modern south room In
private family; suitable for 2 young men;
111 a month; breakfast it desired. 3il4
-Cass Bt
Famished llnMsrWnlnc Room.
NICELY Fur. Hskp. Rms. and sleeping
Rms. Phone service, nice lawn anil
shade. Web. B15.
DAVENPORT, 35iu2 modern apt., com
; plete
' Ltarfet Hoiwkrrpiis Koomi,
COOL, rooms, with alcove, kitchenette
furnished. Ogden Hotel Co.. Council
Bluffs. Ja.
, 312 N. 27TH AVE..' 4 rooms part modern,
$10 rr month. Phone Harney MM.
N. Si ST. 26222 rooms, closet, pantry,
bath; fresh paint, paper and furnish
ings; 8d floor; 111. Webster KM.
U14 CAUFO RN 1A 2 and 3-room. mod.
furnished cottage; nice yard. Har. 4001,
I B. 1TTH Two room for light house
keeping, modern, newlv papered.
iloaee and Cottages.
North.
KDC-ROOM, modern house, located at
I7H Decatur fit; will be recant Mar l;
pa per month. paone rt. 4i
fan. RENT 7-room bouse, all nodcrn.
)IU t'atksr St.
cTlTTAOE l,v4 I'urt Bt., Harney 6Hi8,
$Ju9 CABS, A large rooms, strictly modern;
practically new; nice jaru, ..v.
10 N. 22d, JO-r., mod., 2 baths; $45.
IIS N. IHth, 8-r, not mod.; 125.
RtNOWALT. Brandels Thea. Bldg.
float k.
FOR RENT-$65.00
Dwelling, 414 So. 38th St ; tiled
stibule, reception hall, front
.nd back parlors, dining room
nnd kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rqoms, hot water heat,
gnrago. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Benj.
6. Baker. Phones D482, U317,
ia B 1BTH -r.. all mod. house. $40.
RA8P BROS.. DOt'O. lffi-l
West. '
WB8T FARNAM. 7-R., $45.
Jl N. 88th St.. nesr Dodge; very choice,
handsomely finished brick; sleeping porch
and sun room.
ARM STRONG-WA1.FH COMPANY,
Tyler hW. Btate Bank Bldg.
WKliT FARNAM District, 7-room mod
em house, 108 3. 3bth Bt
Miscellaaroo.
118 N. t6th, S-r., mod. ex. heat, $19.50.
S3 N. 17th. 5-r., part mod., $1.00.
ltd N. anh, 4-r., part mod., $12.00.
44la Decatur, -., city water. $11.50.
Mid N. 29th, 4-r., city water, $11..
WO N. tfth, 4-r., fcity water, $10.00.
1115 Franklin, 6-r., city water, $lL0u.
870 Camden Ave.. -f.. well, $12.ti0.
Wig N, 29th. 6-r.. well, $12.5o.
I010 Lindsay Ave., 4-r., well, $7.00.
IftS N. 2d, 4-r., city water, $).
fREIQH. SONS & COMPANY.
Douglas ano. 60 Bee Bldg.
gn 00 7-room modern house. Finished. In
oak. Nice neighborhood. Near car.
x AMERICAN SECURITY CO.,
Douglas 6018.
EE- the Central Furniture Btorea, FREU
RENTAL LIST. '
FOB BENT
We have a complete list ef all house,
apartments and flat that are for reaL
This list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co . HQS 8. tth Bt.
'ROOM modern cottage. 18)1 Paul Ht
J. C. Reed!
Exp. e.. moving,
pu.kln .v storsge.
JOT r" ! is.
a .-. 4- per month up. v. i union.
TTrmcna Crelgh Sons 4k Co.. Bee Btdg,
UUUrua In ail ports of the city.
MODERN 6-room cottage. $26 per mo.;
Hm Pratt. Omaha Really Co.. Red Ce2.
PARK AVE, 828 Cheerful, eight-room
residence; clean, newly decorated;
beautiful lawn. Douglas K&l.
WEST FARNAM DI STRICT!
7-room modern houHe. 106 S. 35th St- o
Gordon Van Co. S
C N llth t Tel. D. 894 or Web. 181.
Maggard's;
van and tHorags
Co. Call us for
llmates for mon
lag. paining, shipping. 17U Webster bt.
Douglas Hi.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; 3-hors van
snd t men. $1 26 per br.; storage 12 per
mo. Sailsf action guar. P. 4Si ft Ty. 2.10.
FIDELTfy i"KE
Phone Douglas -SS for complete lint of
vacant houses and apartmetils: alo for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sts.
Stores waa ottlece.
NEW modern storeroom, SOS North ICth
street: low rent. Conrad Young, 221
Prandela Theater. Doug. 1671.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office. Room 103.
A nice office In a, good location,
make your business, plans successful.
TIIE BEE BUILDING
"THE BUILDING THT
IS ALWAYS NKTT '
l-iriib-hes just such combination:).
Office Kooin lu3.
Burst aad l,ar.jn.
bMAI.I. garage on Ve'l llirnty.. 14 lr
, n'oiilh. I'i.oue ' 1 ii it
W A Tt:i TO P.KNT
N ANTl-.l Koi'in with private family.
West Karnnm district, near Car line;
l-efercnces. Address S f.23, I've.
WANTED TO BUT
WANTED To buy a black mil Angora
or Per. Ian kitten. aiertl Moses, Crete,
Neb.
?sle ty everything 2d hand. Tyler 141.
DKKli: tumltur bought and sol. J.
C. Heed. ISiT Karnarn TViug nA
WANTEl To buy an Invalid chair.
Charles Schwenrk. R. No. 8, fo. Omaha.
Blightly used high grade piano. i. WIT.
WANTED TO nOUHO YV i
j , K"IlldT mortgage, i acres fruit farm;
lose 10 . ar, at re iruic neeiieii an
premium loan. Money for Improvements
and mortgage. Address. L 4.0. Bee.
RKAIj ESTATE LOAN'S
WK ARK always In funds to make good
farm and citv loans.
PETFRS TRUST CO
lfCIFarnam 8t
F. M. I'ENNKT, ?0 City Nat l. Bk. Bldg.
PARMLOANS.
F. M. PEN NET, , ' X Cltv Natl. BkBldg.
Farm loans bought and sold.
FARM IAJAN9. 5 PER CENT.
TOT-iANP ft THL M BULL, 448 Bee Bldg.
$h TO ll'i.ooo msde promptly. F. V.
Wead. Weart Hid., isth nd Farnam Sta
CITY and farm loan. . tVt. per cent.
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 41 Slate Bank.
VVANTKI)-City loans and warranU. W.
Fernam Rmlth Co.. 1.120 Karnam Bt
CITY proerty. Large loans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas, IX Stato Bank Bldg.
McCoy &0'Doherty
REAL EBTATr FA RM AND CITY
LOANS
INSURANCE RENTA I jP.
711 STATE BANK I1LDO.
TEL. DOUO. 1013. OMAHA, NEB.
MONEY on hand for city and larm loan
H. W Binder. City National Han Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O-KKKr E REAL EsTATK CO..
HIS Omaha National. Fhone Douglas S7U.
6EE us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. United 8tates Truat Ce.. Ouiuha.
liqL CITY LOANS. C. O. Carlberb
u 310-31 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST real estate and rentals with HON
ELSON R. E. CO., 901 Om. Nat l Bank.
REAL ESTATE
FAIOI A UAM Il I. A MIS FOR SALE.
California.
GENIAL CALllXfRNIA.
A splendid little 15-aore farm, only 2
miles from town of Patterson, Stanis
laus county; all In cultivation; In a
splendid neighborhood mid on one of
the most beautiful boulevards In the
state. Just the place for a family that
wants tao benefit of the California
climate and at the same time have a
nice littlo farm upon which to make au
easy living.
Will consider a good city property In
Omaha or Lincoln.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Ware Block Omaha.
Live Oak Colunics, none oetter. W. T.
Bmlth Co.. V1S-U City Nat. Bk. '. 2811.
Iowa.
HAVE TOU A FARM "JK SAIJST
Write at good description of your land
and send it to the Sioux City. Ia., Journal.
"Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium. Twenty-five words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
tor one month, giving sixteen ads on
twelve different days fur $2; or 60 words,
trt: or n word. $t).
Largest circulation of any Iowa new.
paper. ifcO.OW readers daily In four great
states.
40, 80 OK 10 ACRES, good heavy soli. In
well settled part of Todd county, Minn.)
good reads, schools and churches; price
$15 to $3) per acre; terms, $1 per acre
cash, iuiJanue $1 per acre a year until
land la paid for, 6 per cent Interest
SCHWAB BROS..
1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn,
Mlaneaoia.
MINNESOTA WHEAT FARM.
160 acres of the richest, blackest soil
In America; level as a floor; well drained;
one-halt in cultivation; half in iiay and
pasture: all can uo cultivated. Located
near a good town; schools and churches
handy; best of neighborhoods.
Will exchange for city property or good.
80-acra farm in eastern Nebraska or west
ern Iowa.
PAYNE INVESTMENT, CO.,
Ware Block Omaha.
Aesraika.
NEBRASKA'S VALLEY OF THB NILE)
You can exchange a good city residence
for this 80-acre tract of irrigated land In
the famous Scottabluff country. It la a
fine piece of land, unimproved; In the
mldat of a well settled, prosperous
neighborhood. Soil udapted to sugar
beets, alfalfa, grain and potatoes. A
good chance for a man who wanta to
turn his town home in an attractive
piece of land.
PAYNE INVESTMENT, CO.,
Ware Block' Omaha.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
$11,000 buys a highly improved farm,
consisting of about 61S4 acres located on
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-ndnute's ride. Oood water sys
tem, small amont at fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay. nice large beautiful shad
tree ana all kind of shrubbery and
about 10 aci-es of .natural timber, making
a beautiful park. Thla la an Ideal propo
sition for handling thorough ored a lock of
any kind. Living spring in pasture.
C. R. COMBS.
$16 Brandels Theater Bldg. Omaha. D. 31S.
MUtfT BJ5 BOLD.
373 acres. S mile from Petersburg, Neb.,
and Ivt miles from Raevllle, Neb.; S-room
house, all modern throughout, with elec
tric light; barn. 32x4s, with hed, lxl00;
2 good hog house; all floored and di
vided Into pons; double orib, 10x4k, with
driveway. 16x44; granary, 30x32; machine
ahed. lUxlOu; some good fruit trees;, 4)0
acres wild pasture; 70 acre alfalfa; 20
acres timothy and clover; land lies
slightly rolling, but not rough; good crops
and good soil. Price, $40,Ui0.
P. N. McCoy
711 State Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
riNK HALF brX'TION.
Near Petersburg, worth $100 per a -re,
will sell for $95. lAst us show this to you.
McCoy &0'Doherty
711 State Bank.
lwi ACKKS, sc -en-room house, new ham,
W arris In alfalfa. 11 im corn land, in
Burt ccunty. lust corn county In Ne
braska. HTlce $n0 per acre. Terms, $l,f.ii0
cash, balance ju time. Ai't quick. K. D.
I'raLt, Ti-kaniuli, Neb.
Month Dakota.
Bargain Quarters
I have a few snap (tuarters of choice
dutded land where eituilirs can bo bought
from th" to $' cosh. 1'ull information
on request. Address, John Mcpherson,
Fort Pierre. S. 1 1.
FARMS WANTED
IK Vol" have fur in land for sale write
V. R. A.. K23 Herald. Jollet. Til.s
, REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
i For Sale
or Exchange
A very desirable 7-room house and
large lot. on ! sved siieet, in good
neighborhood. Price? K0U0. Will ax
(hi.nge lor vacant land In Nebraska
with good soli or for a smaller house
In Omaha.
J. H. Dumont & Co.
41S-U State Bank Bldg. Phone
Doug. two.
i-ou s a li : oiTtkade
bio acre. Tiipn lounty. K'j'ith Dakota,
ii iiiika fiom Dilles. aci es under plow.
Will iunn'i'1 nood drill! Mi"-!;. V llilainx
I u UK
an
fv l.
ItKAl, KSTATK FOIl KXCHAXCJK
ID EXCHANGE
l-acre corn'and cattle farm In Hyde
county, Hotith Dakota, fenced and cross
fenred. Price $4."V mortgage. $l.r.
Want good cottHge In Omaha for equity.
W. FUAXK,
Jit Neville Block; o.
FORTY-ACRE arple orchard. Fine Im
provements. Near good town In south
eastern Nebraska. Have other business
to look after and will sell or trade for
elghty-ecre farm In southeastern Ne
braska or residence near state university.
Address .1, lti42 Poplar fit.. IJncotn. Neh.
TO trade for merchandise, two linsrovrd
tracts farm and Irult land near GranJ
Junction. Colo., worth $U.Xfl. Good deal.
M. A. Pnyder. Clifton, Colo.
REAL ESTATK NOnTH STOE
4113 NORTH IDT I ST..
(-room modern house, with sleeping
porch, oak finish, full basement. A big
snap at only $3,300. Let me show you
through.
W. S. FRANK,
?1 Neville Block. o
REAL ESTATE NORTITWEST
$600 BUY a good three-room house;
electric llrht Cell after p. m., or
Sunday. 3"l! IJurdette.
REAL EHTATE SOrTH SmR
$375 Cash
$35 Per Month
low, oak finish, strlcOy modern and up-to-date
in tvery way ; choice corner lot;
paved street; Hanscom park district.
Price for this week cut to $3,750. Terms
arranged, or good lot taken an first pay
ment, fee this at once.
Rasp Bros.
Phone Douglas it3.
106 McOague Bid?.
A BAKUAIN
In West Ilanacom Park, bungalow, I
rooms and enclosed sleeping porch,
nearly finished, oak finish first floor,
pine and birch finish second floor and
fireplace, house all complete with storm
windows and screens and lighting fix
tures, for $3,600.
Make an arpolntment with owner and
builder to see It. Harney 7610.
&-R. HOUSE. Just finished. Modern, oait
finish. Btg native shade trees. On
boulevard. $MH cash, balanoe like rent.
Call G. A. Erkles or J. Paul E?kles.
Only One Left
Brand new 5-room bt.ngalow; living,
dining and sun room finished in oak; sun
room hsji ti windows; 2 nice bedrooms;
full cemented basement, laundry connec
tion, floor drain; furnace heat; east front
lot; all sodded: paved street. This bun
galow Is DUllt for a home. Easv term or
lot taken as first payment. Located near
sntn and Jxavciiworth. Let us show you
this.
Rasp Bros.
Phone Douglaa l'&i.
106 McCague Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Bemis Park
3320 Myrtle Ave.
This house now vacant, and nonresident
owner writes to cut the price and sell.
Thla is a 7-room, 2-story, modern house,
with fireplace. . electric lights, furnace,
with good south front lot on paved street,
one block from Harney car line.
Easily worth $4.0oO. but we want an
offer. Believe $3,300 will buy it and easy
terms can be arranged. investigate at
once while the house is vacant.
Glover & Spain
91S-30 City National.
A Sacrifice
$2.80 P.educed from $3,600 to make Im
mediate sale. Owner leaving city. Mod
ern 7-room house; fine residence district:
three blocks l'arnam car line: Kulendld
south font lot, with shade, fruit and
shrubbery- will make term.
W: T. Smith Co.
City National Bank Bldg.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
$2,800
Seven rooms, all modern, furnace, south
front lot; choice location; close to school',
spiennia ntierrmornooa.
C. a. CABLBERG,
::12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
RKAIi ESTATK 8UBUKHAX
Dnadee.
Dundee Lot
Bargains
$L10, paving all paid, Both and Cap
itol Ave.; cheapest in all Dundee.
$1,275, 6ist and Cuming, high and
sightly; cheapest lot In this district.
$1,800, 62x128, overlooking Hapriy Hol
low; paving for street and alley paid
in full.
$3.(H, 100x135. south front, corner lot,
handy to car line arid the cheapest
available corner In Dundee, consider
Ing location.
Glover & Spain
919 City National.
REAL ESTATK MISCTXLAXEOC8
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
California type bungalow,
stucco and brown timber,
strictly modern 6-room bun
galow, cant front, attractive
yard, front porch and per
gola; vestibule, living room
and dining room finished in
fumed oak, attractively dec
orated; the dining room has
paneled walla and (date rail;
well-arranged and ventilated
kitchen and pun try. new in
laid linoleum on floors; en
try in rear screened; two
comfortable bedrooms wltn
large closets; white enam
eled bath room with good
fixture, and plumbing; spa
cious linen closet: cement
basement and excellent fur
nace. There sre few bungalows
of Individuality In Opiaha.
This la one of them. $7n0
caah, balance monthly.
CALL HA RN KY 2837.
Money to Loan
Have oeaiitiful building lot which I will
furnish the money and build a mode-n
house to suit. Mma.ll first payment; bal
ance 011 easy nionthlv terms.
E. P. WRIGHT.
Telephones- lnuglaa Z26. WtJnut 2. o.
CHAtj. E. Wl LLlAMdON CO., i'axtun
Hlk Doug. 2107.
FtK tiALE Brick buiidiug, new, mod
ern; off ico rooms below, living room
above; rent for $16 per month. Invest
ment will net better than Interest.
Address P 622. Bee.
CARTER LAKE CLUB cottage and luZ
Phone Webster 6'.M) on lot 1W. o
MEDfCALt
RUPTURE cured in a few days without
I pain. all or write Dr. Wray, SuS Bee
I BIlg..Omaha Established lkL o
1 PILES. FISTULA CLTRErT
Dr. E. R. Tarry cura pile fistula and
Other rectal diseases without surgical
I operation. Curs guarante-l and no
money paid nni I cir'l. Wilts .jr book
ten rtl il-'-a-.- Ui, ,":u..il.iU. UK.
L. 11. 'iAliltV. 2:; i.iu i;..l.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cash Wheat Shows a Drop of Four
to Fire Cents Corn is Also a
Little Lower.
CORN PLANTING IS DELAYED
OMAHA. June 1, 11Y
The rash wheat market showed a loss
4ife per bushel. The receipts were fairly
good but there was practically no de
mand. Corn receipts were fair snd there
was a pretty good demand for all grades.
There were a tew cars sold at an advance
of e, but the bulk of the corn sold ,c
lower, Onta followed corn and wheat and
were quoted Ifl1' lower.
With the clear and warmer weather
over the corn belt It la to be expected
there will be some Increase In the move
ment of corn to market. The wet
weather with unusually low temperatures
for this time of the year also delayed
planting of corn lit many localities and
there were some complaints of the seed
rotting In the ground. Most of the reports
on the oats crop are favorable and with
clear and warmer weather arter tne re
cent rains the crop. Is expected to make
rapid xrogress.
t learances were: v near win imh.i.
eausl to 803.000 bu. : com. l,0n bn.; oats,
r.V.000 bu.
Liverpool closing not quoted.
iMm.rv whnt rctnta were 1.fjO4.0uo bit.
and shipments TW.iOO bu.. against re'vlpt
of 4'.T.('00 bu. and shipments or w.i ou.
last year.
l'rlniarv corn receipts were S27.000 bu.
and shipments SSK.QM bu., against rei-elpta
of l.ft.ono bu. and shipment of 719.ft.iC bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipt were K4.VM) mi.
and shipments 409.000 bu.. s gainst receipts
of mono bu. and shipments of 8f2,00ft bu.
last year.
CAIIUUT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
21 ! U7
i
4 tiS 1$
23 H! 10
Hi 75 48
Minneapolis
iDuluth
Omaha
Kansas City
ISt . louls
Winnipeg $7t
i nesc sales were reported today
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 4 cars at $1.33;
No. 3 hard winter. 8 enre at ll.JI'k I
car at $L31; No. 4 spring:. 1 car at $I.:V
Corn: No. 8 white. 1 car at 71,c, $ "ars
at Tlo; No. 1 yellow, 1 csr at 71'e; No.
yellow, 1 car nt 72c, 1 car at 71o 2
cars at "IVfcc; No. 3 yellow, 6 cara at
7l'c, 2 cars at 71c; No. & yellow, 1 car
at 71o; No. S yellow, 1 car tsourl at 70c:
No, 2 mixed, 2 care at 70' vc; No. 3 mixed
1 cars (near what) at 71c; 1 cars at 70WH.
4 cars at 7tUc, 3 cars at 70c; No. S mixed.
s cars at i(c; sample, 1 car at sue.
Oats: No. 8 white. 1 car at 4;o, 1 car
at 47c, 1 car at 48c; No. 4 white, S cara
at 4tc; sample, 3 cars at 45c, car at
ac. iiye: No. 3, 1 car at $1"', 1 car at
$L0h.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 tur
key, $1.324'iH.33; No. 8 turkey. $ 1.82!. ! '-i;
No. 2 hard, $1.31 Vl'l. 32: No. .1 hard, tHWi
fcl.Sl'-,; No. 4 hard. $l.2i!.; No. :i
spring. tl.ZWM; No. 3 durum. ILMtf
1.81: No. 3 durum, $1.29d1.30. Corn: No.
2 while, 71!ia7i4c: No, 3 white, 71tf71Sc:
No. 4 white, 7Ofic70c: No. 6 white, (aV.tJf
No. white, 9H1f7t)ic; No. 2 yel
low, 71V(f72c; No. 3 yellow, 'OViiTlUt'i
No. 4 yellow, 7044r7tc: No. 6 yellow. 7(i)
71c; No. 8 yellow, 4r70ie: No. 2 mixed,
70Oi7&V: No. 8 mixed, .OtrVOSc; No. 4
mixed, fWa'dli". No. 6 mixed, 9!i'Q70e;
No. mixed, 694f70c. Oats: No. t white.
47r4Se; standard. 47.ji47ac; No. h
white. 4tmM74c; No. 4 white. 4W,i6-c.
Barley: Malting. Urt8r: No. 1 feed. SKiH
ORc. Rye: No. 8, $1.08lxt;l.'; No. 8, $1.07'i
I01.W.
CHICAGO liHAIN ANO rROVIHOM
Feat area at the Trading; asi Cloelus;
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June 1. Favorable weather
and lower cables tended to bring about
weaaneaa tooay in the wheat market
here. The conditions were such that the
harvesting- was reported to he general
throughout northern Texas, with pros
pects that cutting would reach -central
Oklahoma within a week. There were also
advices that wheat from India was being
pressea -ior sale at iverpool. prices
here, after opening l'fir" lower, steadied
at a moderate rally.
Pronounced heaviness developed later,
owing to estimates of K0,00u,ou0 - bushels
greater yield than Indicated at this time
a year ago. Tho close was steady, at
SIHSc under Saturday night's level.
Corn sagged with wheat. Improved
rrop reports counted also against the
bulls. The opening which, ranged from
UWSo to VuSc lower' was followed bv
an additional downturn.
Values continued to drop, Influenced
somewhat by Increased country offer
Inge. Tho close was steady, at SOlc to
I've net decline.
Traders In oats showed a disposition
to be guided by the action of other grain.
Business was of fair volume.
Lack of demand resulted In a down
ward slant for provtmon. Pork led the
decline.
Futures ranged as follows:
Artlclel Open. Hlgh.l Iaw. I Close. Te.' y.
Wheatl
July.
Sept
Corn.
1 23'i
1 IS
!!!
1 MS
1 J8a
7i,,
I
1 20,1 1 31
1 J ITU)
July
Hept.
Oata.
July.
7i,! 7SH
76", TS
I
4S
444
7 47',,
45i
15
97-y
7H
Hept.
44'tj
18 05
li 50
4C' 43
I
Pork.
July.
18 10
IS 00
IS 00 I 18 W'i,
Kept.
18 36 18 &
9 r TTtJ)
10 10 Si.
10 &7Vx 10 6''J
10 U 10 87ii
Lard
July.
9 8711
9 say
Sept.
Rib..
July.
10 15
10 li
10
10 62M,
Sept.
10 2H
10 -jhi
Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No. 2
hard, $1,3641.38. Corn: No. 2 yellow, Tift
"iHc; other nominal. Oats: JCo. a white,
4!A4jH5l4c; standard. 60H'01Vic Bye: No.
2, nominal: No. 8, Sl.15. Barley: 71"&75i'.
Timothy: J5.0O7r7.50. Clover: $S.E4a 13.50.
Pork: $J7.00. Lard: SS.tC',!. Ribs: $H.S;',i
CplO.S74i.
HI'TTER SNeady ; creamery, iSii'-KV-c.
rXKJS Steady; receipts. 22.4.W cases; at
mark, cases Included. Hi'vulSe; ordinary
firsts, Wrtllc; firsts, lc.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, ao ears;
Michigan and Wisconsin, red, 4"'j4:.o;
Michigan and Wisconsin, white, 4.V1OOC.
lOULTKY Alive, higher; fowls, lie.
Omaha liar Market.
PRAIIirB HAT About twenty rati
were on tracks here. Receipts yesterday
and today amounted to seven cara. There
hah been a few cars of very choice buy
here this week and they have moved off
very rapidly. Shipment of anything that
ran be loaded that ia vnnd is advised.
Following Is the range of values: Choice
upland. $13.60; No. 1, $i:.&0'rl3.00; No. 2,
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
J ,1 . orlll .m Ml.lv.,1 trn .. :
1 of rt. Patrick' church, Imogene, Ia., ac.
cording to plana and speiificatkins pre.
pared bv Harry I-awrle, archied, 27
1 Van ton block, on or before 12 o'clock noon
1 June 21, lsl. Bids to be addressed to
j Rev. E. Hayes, imogene, la., and plana
, can be sen at architect's office, or at
the office of E. A Wlckham & Co., lit
! Rcott ht., Council Bluffs, la., and at the
I residence of Rev. Kviiriond Hayea,
I r.- la Th Hff-l.t la ...
reject any and all bids. liti'A.
I
MABHIA4.E I.ItK.NSICK.
Licenses to wed have ben Issued 10
the following:
Name and Address. Age.
Oscar L. Anderson. Omaha ."9
Anna T. I'aulson, Hartford, Conn 23
Clarence B. Meadows, North Piatt.... 27
Bertha Wennlnghof f, Omaha 26
letrlech Luschcn, Iiviiigton 20
Mela Cohrs, ISonaon 21
'leorge M Woods, York 23
Ethel R. Rotter, Omaha sj
Ralph J. Waack. Omaha 22
Julia Otiger, Oinaha 19
Andrew Fisher, Ft. Dodge, la.. ..over 21
Anna M. EUtng. OinahA over 18
John A. Page, Omaha , 34
Susie Ktrtchiln. Oiiitlit
28
as
39
2S
24
24
a
36
s. .
34
'-
Clement A. Stone, Doniphan .
Anna E. Hulllvan. Doniphan ..
Alfred O. Blaufuua, Omaha ..
alargaret A, Keilog, Omaha ..
Ernest 11. Oall. Omaha
JlcU-n Sander, Oniaba
f'lai-enie L. Bergman, Omaha
I.!liut Weinberg. Omaha
D1I1111.4 Daley. Omaha
Call ci ne M 4'aithy. CiiisI.h ..
$:0 0i,r11 00; No. 8, $: 0ftr e0: rholce mid
land, $i:li0; No. 1. $U O.flJ .Vl; No. 2, $100n
'Tlt . No. 3. $iS.Vdi ft'; choice lowland.
$M.t-til2u; No 1. lirtrtujn.O), .No. j On
trie ft'; No. 8. $3.0tf" 00. (
fT RAW None on the msrket. choice
bent is quotahle at Wft0 ;a.
cult At.o imti An rno isiox
Frataree ef the Tradlaa aait loslag
Price aa Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. June 1 Estimate that the
l-'lSi crop of wheat in tho I'nlted States
would be fci.ftiooni) bushels more than was
Indicated for the growth at this time a
year ago bad a good deal to do loiffty
with a sharp decline In prices. The mar
ket closed steady, but S'.r to 4c under
hat ii May night figures. Other leading
staples, too, showed a net loss corn. Vif
1c to lV'UV; oats. Miv' Di1'iic,
ann provisions, .V,j7ic to av.
Readjustment ni allies to sitare with
the outlook for the nea- crop of wheat
orougni aiiout heavy liquidating sales by
holders and also resulted In continued
pressure from sitorts. Besides, westlier
conditions. Iwth southwest and north
wral. were of a kind to favor the hears.
Harvesting was said to be general
throughout northern Texas, with chance
that cutting would be under ay In cen
tral Oklahoma In less than a week. A
break In prices at Liverpool, due In part
to free offerings from India tended fTr
ther to demoralise the hull side here.
1'ioflt-taklng by shorts caused a moder
ate y reaction In the wheat market near
the close. The rally was helped a I .Vie
by a liberal decrease In the United States
visible supply total. On the other hand,
the quietness of export call acted " a
check on any decided upturn.
Corn suffered chiefly owing to sympa
thy with the break In wheat. Better field
conditions snd some enlargement of rural
ofterlnga tended also to drive awsy sup
port. In oata. ss In corn, the principal
guide waa tiie action of wheat. Near the
end of the session, however, oats were
some hat affected by rumor of big
sales to Europe.
Provisions went lower with grain and
hogs. Packers were said to hsvo lieen
free sellers of lard.
OMAHA UKMF.R4L MARKET.
BUTTRR No. 1. i-Ib. cartons. Sic: Na.
t o-lb. tub. ISO.
CHKITB -imported Swiss, 32c; Amer
ican tjwtss. Mc; block Mwlss, Uc; twins,
Ihc; daisies. 17Vc; triplets. 17 Wc; loung
America. 18c; blue label brick, lfcSto; Urn
burger. 8-lb. ; New York white, lsc;
imported Wench Koqucfort, 40o.
FISH-Trout, 14c; large crspplea. 14c;
halibut, 13c; channel catfish, 14c; herring.
Jc: codfish, 14oj mackerel, lfc; salmon 1ho.
RWICKT POTA TO le Kansas, $3.76 bbl..
Wholesale prices of beet cuts effective
April it are aa follows:
LKEF CC1V4-K10S, No. I, 18o; No. 2.
lSo; No. 8, 18Vc. Loin, No. 1. y'ie;
No. 3. 204c; No. 3. 2oic Chucks, No. 1.
llo; No. 3, 11V; No. 8, 11V.C Hound.
No. 2, ibo; No. , 15c; No. I, lh,o.
-Plstra. No. 1, Ac: No. 2, He; No. 3, i,c.
I'OITLTRY-Bronere, 20c; spring chick,
ens, l&o. hens. Ho; cocks. 8'.k; roosters,
i'-rc. stags, Mrc; ducks. 15c; geese. li)e;
turkey, I8tflhc; pigeons, per dog., tsw:
ducks, full feathered. 1(V, geese, full
feathered, $c; squab. No. L $i.M; No. 3,
ofTr0'1. ,nJ "setabie prices furnUned by
Glillnski Fruit company:
KKiriT(4-Orangea: Fancy California
navels, 100a, $3.i6 per ho.x. Fancy Call
iornia late Valencies, lilds. $.J per box;
luus to 3JUs, $3.60 per box lu-hnx lots, $.L W
per box); "A B C." $4.00 per box.
lemons: Extra fancy Ooluen bow, JitN,
.Mia, $n10 per box. Fancy nilver Cord,
stXis, 3fi0s, $4.00 per box. Kxtra fsncv
Soultiland Beauties, ."Wis, $V0O per
box. Fancy Juntrlte, 3os. 3'.ia. $t.uo imt
box. Oraefrult: Celebrate Chase brand,
.s. S4.no K-r box; 4is, $.o0 per box; 54s,
K.tB per box; Ms, $5.00 per box. Plne
spples: ' Kxtra fancy Cubau. 24s, 30s,
$2.75 per crate; extra fancy Florida, 24s,
30s, 3ti, l. per crate, llanunaa: Medium
slxe. $2.ioi2.26 per bunch; Jumbo lrult,
Changalnola and Port Limon, 4o per lb.
Straw berries: Kxtra fancy Missouri
(qts.i, $3.W per case. Calllonila cherries:
Ten-pound hoxaa, $3.50 per box. Apri
cots: Four-basket crates, $xoo per crate.
VKGKTABLKS-Callforiiiu tiuw cab
bage, 85 to 104Mb. crates, ,V per Ih.
Celery: Jumbo, $1.00 per doi. Peppers: 60o
per basket; leaf lettuce, 40c per dos. To
matoes: Fancy, $3.0o per crate; choice.
$3.M per crate. Artichokes: $1.M per dos.
Unions; yellow, 2c per lb.; extra, Texas
Bermuda, white. $1.10 per crate; Texas
Bermuda, yellow, $1.36 per crate.
POTATOF.S Minnesota, white, 75o per
bu. New potatoes: Texas Triumphs. IiiO
Ib sacks. 3!tC per lb.
MlrtCKLLANEOlTB Cocoanuts, $3.50
Per aack; C1O0 per dog. Nuts: No. 1
California walnut., Iho per lb.; flllierls,
lfic ier lb.; Bracils, 12Vc per ih.; pecans,
:i'ic per lb. Hugar walnut dates, $Ui0
per box: Llmas, $L.S per banket.
Shelled popcorn, 4c per lb.; almonds, 200
per lb.; crackerjac.k, $0.50 jwr case;
case. $l.7f. 1'eanuu: Kaw, 7c pur lb.;
roasted, 8Vic per lb.; sack lots, Jumho, 8c
per lb.; salted. S3 -CO per can.. A.porarua:
Homegrown.. lb. bunches, Soc per dot.
bunches.
Uaasas City Oral a and Provision.
KAN8AI4 CITY. Mo., Jun I WHKAT
No. 2 hard, $1 .S3-L3&; No. 3 red, 1 1. IT.
Holy, SI .I4aiei.l4ta; Heptember, tllloS
I.KA4; Iiecetnber. $1.12S.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 74o; N". 2 white,
iic: iso. 2 yeuow, ic; rio. a, 7om.cj July,
76V(i7i"i"ie: tteptemher, TIVc; December,
ttf'nc.
No. 2 while, 4:ku-Vc; No. S mixed,
ICVii 474r
IHITTKU Creamery. 2b4c: firsts. 24'ic;
seconds. 2J'-c: packing, lH4c.
K(iOH Firsts l"ic; aM-unds. IGo.
PtiLLTRY liens, 13c; roosters, 10c;
turkeys, 15c.
Minneapolis Urala Market.
M1NNKAPOLTS. June 1. W1IKAT
July. $l.'; rleptember, $1.164: No. I
hard, $1,434; No. 1 northern, $1.474; No.
2 northern, $1 fctWWl.Stt.
FLOC it Declined; fancy patents, $7.45;
first clears. $6.30; second clears, $4. 30.
xBAKLEY 4J7W73C.
HYB 81.18fM.18.
BRAN $21.50,
CtjRN No. 3 yellow, 7Mt71c.
OATH No. S white. 48HHVjc,
FlJX-$l 72fl.76.
s
Liverpool Grata Market.
LI VERItjOL, June 1. WHKAT 4ol.
weak: No. 2 ManiUiba, 1J1; No. 3,
MsS'-d- No. 1 northern Duluth, 13s 5d;
No. i hard winter. Ma 4d.
CORN ipot, quiet: American mixed,
new, ti 2d; 1 a Plata mixed. Ss lVid.
London Stock Market.
1.DON, June 1. Only a small amount
of hurilpcsr wao transacted in the Ameri
can securities section of the stock msr
ket and price dlli.ed. The closing was
dull.
SILVFTR Bar. 23d per ounce.
MONnY I'h'iiI'i per cent.
DInCf T'VT Ii ATlCf Hhort bills, 2,1r2'i
per cent; inree months, 213-lly2T it
cent.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, June 1. MERCANTILE1
PAPKR-3li,'M per cent.
HTKRLINU EXCHANGE 410-day bills,
S4.7&75; demand. $4 VXM; rablea, $4.78.
S1LVEL Bar, :,-, ilexhau dollar.
.
liONDri Oovernment. steady; railroad,
easy.
MONEY Time loans, steady; t duvs.
tlVn'i per cent; ninety daya. 2 ir
icent; six months. 3y'tH per cent. Call
n-oney. steudv, high. 2 per cenl: low, l-
per cent: ruling rate. 2 per cent: last
loan. 2 er cent; closing bid. li per cent;
offered at 2 per cent
Nt. I.ouls Oral a Market.
ST. I-Ol'IS June I. WHEAT No 1
red. $1.27'n.l.3U; No. 2 hard, nominal, July,
il.Ws . September. $1.144.
CORN No. 2. 70Vtc; No. S white, 77c;
ijuly. 75Ue; September, 757iTr'4c.
1 OATS No. 2 uoc; No. 2 white. 6S-.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
SHOW A DECIDED INCREASE
1 nitcd stales postal saving, batiks broke
all record, during the last year, according'
to lnfortnstion received by Postmaster
Wharton. During the eight month prior
to Apr 11,1 there was a net gain in deposits
of $19,000,000. During the same period the
preceding year the gain of deposits wag
only H.tWU.OuO. This was. no doubt, largely
due to the war In Europe preventing the
sending back to the old countries of mil
lion that would have gone In peaceful
times.
The record show that depoaltoia In
the postal savings bank now number
more than 600.000 and more than 40 per
lent of these are foreign bom. The foreign-born
deoltors own more then half
of the total dej.slts.
OMAHA L1YE STOCK MARKET !H
Cattle Trade Unchanged-Larabi Sell
Steady to Fifteen to Twenty
Fire Cents Higher.
BIG NICKEL BREAK IN HOGS
SOUTH OMAHA, June 1. 191B.
Receipts were: Cattle. TTors. Hheep.
Offlrlal Monday
.1.4.S
S t .V
72
Estimate Tuesday
. . ..kit
l!.;e0
"4.42.'
Hi.-' 1
.lt
I;..-'
lift)
Two days this week.. H.7.S
Simo days lust week.. .10.17
fame days i.' ks ag.. .ll.M'i
Hsme day f wlis ag't.. s.i i
f'aine days 4 wks ago..U.S7'
Same days st year .. .i.Kjif,
'.172
& X71 1
;i.ifc; '
7 7i I
li'Mi
u'.n, .
D.hlti
nv. , . ... . .. , . 1
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle
bogs and sheep at the hcmtli
umana live sto k market for the year
to date, as compared elth last year:
Ir.t lr,,v I
Csttle : ,,n;; -n TluTS
H gs I.."'..I7 1.1.V2 T2H 242. ''7
"heep M1,V2 !I,W4 iy,H'.:
The following table shows t" average
price for hoes at the 8outh wmaha live
to-k murkei for the last few dais, with
comparisons.
. . I
I14. '10K1. '19U. 1811 . !1!10. IJ "i. I
Date
I ll'Kv
May IN' . a 2. 8 24 7
;)
May 17.1 7 g s) 7 gji 5 qi
08
? T is. 7 ;,' 8 Ki ! 7 W
i M, 44, 7 02
May
). T. I 8 Hi 8 88
May
May
May
20.1 J .11 IS 1, S 881 7 Wi 73; 3 S 3H
ill 7 8V 8 24i 8 M 7 43 1 41 7 01
22. I ,, 8 l.; s a 7 4ii f 4 17 m)
2.1 1 !i ii.i ii c.i i; d ill
May
May 24.f I $ 801 7 Ml i 2,' S 3. S 7
May Jb.i 7 :- 4 nr. : u. r. a w 7 M
r W. 7 8Hi,, 7 tr, 8 4V
I S 8.1! 8 141 7 14
May 3. 7 41 S, $ 01. 8 42,
... .ii ui a , 3 s i. I is
5 :s 1 1 is 5 j;; i i jji
mZZ ' i 1 lH I! ?W' . J 7.W
May if' - i 7. ! fl I it K-V -
!'" , i."5",v.T .jiji2.i
3X & 841 8 27! 7 14
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live elock
at the I'nlon Htork Y rda. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.
1 emri uay : (
ItrA. Kin 14 I A Hi.
' Cattle. Hogs Sheep ll'r's.
C.. M. A. NI. P.. Uy, R II
Wabash Uy 2
Mo. lciric Ky 7 s
I'nlon Pacific Ut... a Tii 4 I
C. N.-W., east... U t 1 2
t. N.-W.. west.. M H2
C, ft. P., M. O.. 22 l 1
C, 11. Q , east.. 112..
C, B, eV Q., west.. 78 44 1 1
C.. It. I. P., east.. 12 II
C.. 1L I. P., west. .. 3
Illinois Central Ky. II 1
Chicago tl. West.. 4 f
Total receipts '272 2M 8 7
DIr'POSITION-ilrJAD.
tttle. lings. sheep.
Mori la a- Co 7:7 2.2.12
nwtrt 4"o I,4:
4.1
ft.', J'
3.244
2.1M
2,4442
t-udany Pncklng Co....l.!f23
Armour Co
974
ISchwartF t
J. V. Murphy
Lincoln I'm king Co
S. O. Packing Co
t. Clair Packing Co....
W. H, Vansone t.'o
Hill . Sop
2H
l.'t
I
4
2
1:12
li2
uu
14
21
2li
4i'2
27
28
12
42
241
117
W
1H
40
B. Iwl
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Husg
Hoaenstock Bros
Mct-reary ft Kellogg..
Wertheimer Ac Degen..
H F. Hamilton
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Chrlntle
Hnlfuian
ltnth
Meyera
Tanner, Bros
liaker, Jones & Built 11
John Harvey..
K earns
lher - buyers
111
Totals :..S.1 1!.N 1.813
CATTLI'i-ltecelpts were rather liberal
today and the quality of the offering
fully up to the recent excellent aver
age. Trade was alow In opening out, but
good to choice gradee,. both heavy and
light, sold at pretty close to steady fig
urea, there being quite a little Inquiry
for shipping account a well aa a broad
demand fiom locul dressed beef men.
i!holec yearlings sold up to $.t.00 and
heavy cattle mado a new high mark of
$8.90. On the medium and common kinds,
which were In liberal aupply. the trade
was slow from the start and the trend
ef values lower. .
The market for cows and heifer wa
in much the same shano a on Monday.
Kuppltr of she stock were of moderate
proportions and demand was not at all
urgent from any quarter. Dealrable light
rows and choice heifers found a ready .ale
at firm figures, but rough and grassy
4-ows were slow sellers ami in some
. ahnfle lower. Veal calves.' bulls,
stags, etc., were steady to a little easier
than yesterday.
As has been the tase for some time,
the trade In atoclr. cattle snd feeding
steers was vary light. What few go4l
to choice cattle were erfered generally
sold ut stesdy figures, but ou the medium
and common stuff that made up the bulk
of the offerings It waa a caUh-aa-cat.h-can
trade. . ,
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
yearlings. $8.44u0o; good to choice txrn
fed beeves. $8.siri8.7T: fair to good corn
fed beeve. IK. 1 off. a.".; common to fair
comted beeves, $7.uOy.lO; good to choice
heifers, $7.008.00; good to cholee cows.
t.M7 M; fair to good cows, $j.750 80;
common to fair cows. $1.7ii.75; good to
choice stickers and fseders. $7.tKKng.10;
fair to good stacker and feeders. $7 00
7.0O ; common to fair gtocker and feed
ers $.0Olf?.O0; stock heifers. 4.00;.U;
stock cow, $i.7fxf.76; stock calves. $ GO
tiW; veal ealvas, $8.if10.: fat bulls,
stags, etc.. $t.OOi0l.X; slock bulla $u.0i9
Ilcpreaentatlve sales
At. Pr,
No.
A. Pr.
.1448 8 44
.UU 8 t
.law 8 I
.13014 8 m
.1171 8 V
U'O t 7
. 444 8 to
.rwi 8 m
M4 IC4
VA 7 7
174 8 0
.....1171 8 1
. ...lirju I ia
.....km; it
1112 I 26
....ti4 8 SO
. IRIS S 2h
..
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7...
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17...
11...
31...
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7...
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: 41..
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HTr Khf AND HF.IFERfi.
4VM
7
It
771
8 ilk
8 IM
t 4k
4 .i
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t tw
4 M
4 70
4 7r.
4T
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71
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8 an
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. 740
, tuO
. Ill
. V.l
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. 71
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.11:4
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t'l IWH.
.si 1 ;,
. . 7w a Zb
.104,4 (,',
111...
..17 4 TS
7 4)0
e-i
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4 pi
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..110
.1114
..tlrtu
.. .'!
.14 7
.lum 7 7i
. 7 t
liKll'ERI
7 GO
KUDUS
U I .
4 44
aiat-:s
167
. tai
. .ltd
41, 7 III
jno 10 en
Khhl"-.iu- I
771 ;i '
47 7 4'.
uu 7 7i !
liM S '
very large this I
AN !
14 1 ini
. 774 7
7M 7 Kl
, Tkl 7 4
a...
I IOO S Receipts
morning, some JHl
were
( arp
or i J ii'-so.
Wing reported In. Total for the two daya
foots up 28 422 hesd, Iwlng 1 i.0"0 larger
than a aeek ago and twice aa large aa a
year ago. This week's supply la slightly
amaller than two weeks ago. but with
' that exception 1. the largest for several
I weeks.
Shippers, who bought their nogs mgn
yesterday, demanded a 1l'nl.'.i! remission
thla 11101 ning, and in most eases It was
grunted, the bulk of their purchases !e
ing madu at $7.3507.45. Packers tried to
use the liberal supplies aa a club to
for.-e u decline similar to that made on
shipping grade., but sellers balked here,
and as a teault it waa well along in the
forenoon before much was done. When
fust sales Here finally made they 'ooked
to be nearly a dime off. but not a great
many hogs sere cashed this way. and
when the firat strings of any also began
to move prices were hardly 6-iiliKj down.
Even then 1110 v .me nt was not lively
enough to suit hovers, and values Im
proved as the morning advanced, so that
when the big bulk of the offerings was
llnally 1 ashed the flguies paid woie nut
iiulus 6c lower than yesterday's killer
trade. Today's killer market averaged
up about a nickel off. but the big dV.cltue
In shippers mails the r.eneral market
show up worse than thai.
Big bulk of the packer droves was 1
purchased at fl .tlWilT , with the long :
string at the latter figure. There was j
quit a sprinkling down to $7.36, scd ste
ers! loads of shipper went a high a
$7.41'. the oay s lop
and 15c lower than
yesterday's high figure.
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fllKHI' - Another mo.leiste supple
showed up this motnlns. only shunt nine
cars, or i,2 head, being reported In. Re
ceipts for tho two dnvs are the smallest
i of the year, and,, for that mslter, the
'smallest since tail yearn ago, when only
, !.M head received on the llrat two days
of the year, and for t lint tnntter. the small
est elnen two vesrs ao. when only i.i
head wi re recoiled on the first two days
being less than half us large as both Isst
seek and two week ago, and 2.'
smaller than for t.ie same (lays Isst year.
There was more of an assortment here
this niornliiK, and qunllty was generellv
n good deal better than was the esse
yesterday, hut the offerings were prettv
hiMllv mixed up, ami It was hard to mak
very accurate comparisons of prices. Ad
ices from other points Indicated a slight
upturn In lamb values and local buyers
ritd not waste much time In rleanlng up
the bulk of the ..fferlnna at prlcea that
were ilinue'i niiiTieen- ii'im ri'-ni..
,,, ... -.,,., ,.limr. ,-,,,. i,iKher. There
- - .i,i .,.,, ,,f nlnloii as to he
amount of the advene
hut the figures
quoted cover nil shies of the trade. ' luod
clipped lambs sold ss high as $10.00. as
against 0 top of W lit the close of laM
week, with the lean desirable stuff on
down the linn. Two loads of California
springers that were hnrdly as fat as
those heiie last week went at $11 HO, but
It took natives to piit a top on the trade,
several small hum-lies of these going at
$!2.li'ifl2.'2S. . .
A number of Finall package of ewes
I were ini-imic.i m ine receipt, nnu wnio
thev moed readily enouijh. they wen
not at the outside any lietter than steady
w It M last week s close. A lew women
NhmiIos brought $rt.2. but the bulk of the
shorn stuff sold well below rS00
quotations tin sheep and lambs: Imbs
shorn light $'.4rttri0.fti; lamhs, shorn,
heavy. $ !i'i1.': Innibs spring. J1o.00i
12 i;r. eweSk shorn. $1 nOtrS.75.
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No.
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12
10
4 ft)
-.,f. ,,,ia iirlnu lambs .
;::; ,,..nbat.
33 name spring Istnbs
native a! ring lamb.
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IIICA4.4 MIR STOCK MAR.Tft.KT
Cattle ftteady llogs l.cmfr gkeep
gtrona.
CHlCAOt), June 1. CATTLK-necl!its,
Jt.Ono head; market eteadv; native beef
steers. $7.lvi7.34; western steer. SHKiVrr
2i); cows and helfe-s, $i.30friS.7T; calves.
$7.oi4o.
Hons lteeelpts. 14,010 head: msrket
weak; 8i lower; bulk of sales S7.rsiiir7.TT;
light. $7.4r.ii7.sfl; mixed, $7.4"if775; beav .
$7.4a7.t".; rough. r.MjT ; pig. $6.7311
".3:1.
RHF.EP AND LAMBS Receipts, rnoii
head; market strong: ahecp, $4i.5i6'7.tjO;
lambs, $;.7uVf)0.fl.
Kt. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. 1 .01 TIS. June 1.-ATTLK Tte
celtts. 4.IU0 head; market higher; native
beef steers. $7.fiCiT!.2 : yearling steers
and hell'era. $s.ov.0.30; cows. $ii.0TVff7.M;
storkers nd feeders. SOn-if, 2fi: southern
steers, $".20'ti8.6B; cows and heifers. $4.0vft
.; native calves, $il.Vm4i.7S.
linil.l- Receipts. 10.200 bend: market
lower; pigs and liithta. $.2Mi7.1f; mixed
and butchers. $7.7S4'j7. W : good heavy. w
riHEBP AND lAMB Recndpts. 3.70H
head; mnrket higher: clipped native mut
tons, JT.OTsir'S.OO; ellpned lambs. S.0O.75;
spring lnmbs, tlO.4JUlplI.75.
.Kansas City Live Bt4fk Market.
KANSAS CUT. Mo.. June 1-CATTI.R
ReCelptH. 7,000 head; market weak;
prime led Steers, as. (ixiw iw; arwssjn. -
ateern. SX.tXWi H.7F: western steer., f7.m
8.N5; slockers and feeders. $t.2Vflt,40; bulls,
SH4.4SHrt7.ar,; calves. $.& 10. 00. , .
lUKiti Receipts, llt.OtiO head: market,
lower; bulk of .alea. $7.i7.7V heavx-,
$7 tX7 80; packer and butchers, $i.5flf i.76;
light. tT.rT.ii7.7,"; pigs, 80 rKir7.2o.
,-HEKI' AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.l
head; market strong; lambs. tW-0"'! ;!n; '
yearlings. $7.IV-,i.2R; wethers, $5.7jiir7.0i;
ewe.. $r.23i4l.2S.
I '
t, Jesepto Live Stock Market.
ST. JOHKPH, June 1. CATTU". Re-celpt-4,
1 .600 head; market alow; steers.
$; floniu.f); cows end helfera. $4 o,X.i8..,;
calves. $il.00ji0 4xl.
HtJtlH Receipts, ".tV9 head' market
lower; top. $7.05; bulk . ot sales, $7.ir.tr
7'HKEP AND LsMBS4-Keclnts. J.otut
head; mttrket aleadv; lambs, $10.0041 H.
1
RVa ported Apples and Dried Frnlta.
NEW YORK. June l.-KVAPORATED ,
APPLES julet: fancy, tfn; choice,
7Vo8c; rrlme, 7H4T4c.
DRIED F R C 1 TS Prunes, unsettled:
California. 4ViH4o: Oregona. 8',tr.c.
Apricots, dull and eajry: choice. TV.'H i.'.c:
extra choice. 7Vjific: fancy. SWiiiloV.
Peaches, weak; choice. 414fKc: extra
choice, tA4KVi fnncy, VAtic. Ra alns.
steadv; loose mus-a tela. 7UiitTHc: tdiolce
to fancy seeded. 7r7c; seedless, KMiV;
London layers. $1.4btil.B0.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Jun t MKTAIt lrad,
$4.8.(ft4.9;. Ppelter, neglected. Capier,
firm; electrolytio, $1. Tin. quiet; five
ton lots, $27 .ioci M.60. Iron, steady; No. I
northern, $14.fOB'l5.00; No. 5, $14.25pl4.7J::
No. 1 southern, $14.0014. M; No. 3, $13.75
414. 2S.
At London: Boot copper, 78 17s 6d;
futures. C7 lis. Spot tin, 180 10; fu
tures. 160. Antimony. 110116. Lead,
21 10s.
t'otlee Market.
NEW YOTIK, Jun 1. COTTON H pot,
quiet; middling upland, 8.66e. No sales.
Cotton futures opened barely steady;
July, .27c: October, S.62c; December, 8.36c;
January. StsV.
LIVEKPOOL, June 1. CXrTTON 8pot.
barely steady: good middling. 47d; mid-,
dllng. I.Ud; low middling, S.tKd. rsxiee
4.000
trrr Good Market.
NKW TOHK. Jun L DRT OXJODS
Cotton roods were quite today. Yarn
were dull. Dress goods firm and quiet;
silk; easy; Jobbers reported a season
able demand for wash fabrics and whit
goods.
Wtreittmtltm Otrm gmitafaattm
Gombault'a
Caustic Balsam
W'' .aasjsK' -..'. 2- f
in Imitators Eat Ka Corcpstitors.
A Safe, 6 peed y gad PoeitiT Cur tor
Curs, lint wsaay. 0s Beak.
StrstBM X radons, F.uad.r, Wiai
ftitb, ami all lamcaus from f pesia,
Kisfbsos aaS o'h.r ssoy tiuasra.
Cun ail skia dluasa r PanauUa.
VUruth, Ilikthorie. Krm.TM au
SiuMhcs from Sons.", er Cattl.
4. a Kimii IBia, for KknaastinB.
Iprsias, Bar. Tar 0.1, sta., It I. lur.lulTS
Lv.ry bonis of O.a.ti. Balsam solt t.
W.rr.ntsd to siv. sntUlstlbii. l'ir 41 Si.
IM bottle Sou l y arac.iau, or r: b .i.
Rrwu, eb.rs lid, wltu full direction. IV'
ls um. ttrsa tow ddripttv eiruderf.
tesUisDalsts, etc u.rsM
. Ill M.finveniiii.Mf v., VISV.ISSS, Iff,
72etgl
will reduce lalUroeU, swollen
Joint, Sprains, Bruises, Soft
Bunch; HeaU Boila, Poll
Evil, Qulttor, Fistula, or
any unhealthy lore
quickly alllii Mldr. aatiiciMu
sad rrnstctd. PkaMnc Is sst doei
not blister eaen bsa4ate er i
ss tk. kali, ug roe eta w.'k
ike km 82.00 set bans, 4cbe
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I RrSsne rmialni, 4soli Vt Okie, W, ami..
. mtim. mof rHI sa. InS.isma. Trum SIM ym halt .
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