Till: HKH: UMAIIA. ,sATnnAY. .UNIi 10. ! ,.
FOH KENT
A part m
CASS r.:2. 7-rm.
flnt
ana) llat.
modern WJ.
giraire.
NEW 7-room flat, alth
Ave , 4 n riio. Cull H.
l"xrorAS" AT OTH-NK E.
STRICTLY modern apartment
Dcua Ji TO.
Jf. Turk
Tiri'V,
I hone
APARTMENT.
Pool modern apartment. rooms. "Ath
Ion," ;.;ih and Douiiln." Sis. Doug. W o
Furnished Apunmrnti.
CAP 1418, S-ROOM PUITK NICKLY
FURNIPHKD A Nl DHCOR ATKD.
RTA- THEA.qi'NAPI , E ,
FIELD CLUH DISTRICT. H23 S. 83 d.
S-rnom. strictly modern fiat. J-i Har
ney 1"1.
nonril anil Itonni.
Furnished Rooms that offer every mod
uli convenience and comfort In private
families ,.r boarding house of tha high
at clan wll best be found in the Fur
nished Room column of The Bee. Phone
Tyler 10.1.
NICELY furnished room,
young man, with hoard.
suitable for
Douglas 7313.
F.LMTVOOD PARK suburban home. Car
1 blk. Tool rooms, good board: lawn;
home privilege, very res. Wal. 1778.
BEAUTIFUL room, with two exception
ally large closets. In a West Farnam
home; large porch and yard: Rood board;
young men preferred. Harney 4981.
LAR'JE front room, with board. West
Farnam d.wtrlrt. j'hone- Harney W'5a.
Furnished Hornsea.
FURNISHED house In Dundee for sum
mer Reference. Wal. 1K73.
New mod. Sr. furnished house, huilt and
oocupled by owner. Grand plam; beau
Uful lawn and trees, one or more years'
lease. HW6 California. -o
FOR RENT A BEAUTIFULLY FUR
NISHED 5-ROOM APARTMHN'T FOR
THE SUMMER. WEST FARNAM DIS
TRICT. PHONE WALNUT 24M.
REAL E8TATB WEST RIDE
REAL TSTATF WEST BWB
Come Out
Tomorrow or Sunday
and See Benson Gardens
car,
The JVst Acreage Tract ever offered
school and stores, where you enn buy
for sal so close to
BEAUTIFUL, SUBURBAN HOME, 11
ROOMS FURNISHED. MODERN, TWO
ACRE GROUND. ALL KINDS OF
FRUIT AND SHRI HBKUV. N1CH
LAWN, BlyOCK FROM BENSON
SCHOOL. PHONE BENSON . 2 N.
fi-JD AVE.
Farnlibfd konmi,
If you do net see anything that suits
J ou In the wav of Furnished Rooms you
tan call at Room MA, Bee Bldg., and esk
lor the Flee Furnished Room bureau
and we will gladly refer you to a high
claae rooming or boarding house in any
part fI.ljpcity.
VARIyOR rooms, reas. Call Doug. ISIS.
rURNISIIKP rooms. West Farnam
trlet. 131 N. Slst Ave.
dls
J'lNH modern unfurnlslied room, first
floor, new house, use of piano, JO. Har
ney 'K.
4XJOL, modern, newlv furnished rooms,
walking distance, ln'l 8. aM.li.
Nuflnuc, cuoi, elegantly mm. rooms,
to $6 week; real nome meals; large
lawn porch. 321 N. 2J.1. D. 6751.
207 . FARNAM Large, nicely furnished
front room with east exposure. Modern
convenience. For gentleman.
ONE large front parlor and one smaller
room. 2W South 30th St.
TWO parlors on ground flojr. with
kitchenette; large porch, private en
trance; everything furnished. 04 S. nth.
I. 2, H-r. suites, modern, $2.r.0. D. 7103.
Ii-12 ST. MARY'S AVE., strictly modern;
pleasant room; private family. Red 2977.
FURNISHED rooms with bath, closet,
heat, light and water. Furnished
kitchen. Farnam Blvd. Harney 1399.
FURNISHED parlor for gentlemen .suit
able for two. With or without board.
fr)8 N. 21st St, Do u glaa 6707.
fool rooms, mod., reas. 3030 Cass. H. 17S.
N. 17TH, 8u Cool
Reasonable.
housekeeping rooms.
NICELY funished modern room In pri
vate family. Call Harney 7404.
Knrnlancit lluiirki-'nlnv R nomi,
1423 DODGE Modern light housekeeping;
reasonable.
CASS. 2412 Three beautifully furnished
rooms, ground floor, sink, gas and
range.
?AHS, 1708 Cool, modern rooms. 12.0".
HURT, 22i.l 2 Jlwhl bouaekueping rooms,
all modern; rent very reasonable'.
Hnnsekeep'na Kuuuii.
DAVBNPOBT, 2G10-U, aulte of rooms;
laundry privilege; large lawn. So. front.
One Acre of Land
on our easy payment plan of
$10 down $10 a month
Onlv 6 blocks from end of Benson car line, on West Main
street. Jitney nt end of car line. Come out and enjoy the coun
try air..
Hastings & Heyden
1614 1LAIINEY STREET
VX)R KENT I Cathedral District
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market Makei Strong Advance and
Wheat Goei Up in Price from
One to Three Centi.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE HEAVY
OMAHA. June IS. I9lh.
The market made another strong ad
vance tenia v
N heat was especially strong, selling
from 1c to .V over yestenlay's prloea. The
snlea of whenl were g'Mi. mere being
an active demand for all varieties
Corn was alau bullish and waa Quoted
from lo to mo higher. There a a lib
eral amount of this cereal sold, the yel
low and mixed corn making tin the bulk
of the sales.
Oata were firm and there wag a fair
demand f-T this cereal. Tue sales of oats
were comparatively light, there neing
only a few rare received.
The mure conservative men in me
wheat trade advance the opinion that the
rains In the far southwest are unlikely
to do anv great amount of damage to the
griln tlat Is o about ready for tho
harvester.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour
ee,ual to 4100O bui-hela. corn. H.0i) bush
els; oata litA.CvVi hushela
Liverpool. Snot wheat. Id higher to 2rl
lower; corn, ltd lower.
Prlmarv wheat receipts were 497.fti0
biikhela and shipments 1.QiX bthel,
asinst receipts of SSI.Ono bushels and
shipments of 1.TO4.000 bushel last year.
Urlmarv corn reoelnta were bush
els and shipments 708.000 buahels, against
rocelpts of m,) bushels and hlpments
of W.'y bushe-ls last year.
Primarv oats re-elivts wr S7.tt hush
ers and shlpnien's 42S.O0O biiaheia, against
receipts of W.OdO bushel and shipment
of 4.nnn bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat.Um.t)ata
llonae and C ottages.
Mlscellaneoaa.
Gordon Van Co. SS:
tV N. 11th St.
Tel. D. m or Web. USJ.
I t. KPPfl racking A
moving.
packing a storage.
117 Farnam. f. Mn
TV Van and rUo.age
Maggard s z,1'
tng, packing.
Douglas 1446.
hipping. 171S Webster BU
If vou are looking for a now -ronni,
completely modern house, be aure to se
the one at 4:t) Wakeley Ave. (Ivetween
DHvenrt ami Chicago). This house has
Just been completed. Is on a large south
front lot, 60x128, ha 8 rooms, larga living
room, d'nlng room and kitchen on first
floor. Three bedrooms and bath second
floor; basement cemented. You will have
to see thl house to appreciate; It. V
rash and the balance like rent.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Globe Van & Storage
Store, moves, pack, ships; S-horse van
and I men. 11.25 per nr.; storage 12 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 43SI A Ty. iM.
Douglas .iiO.
60 Bee Hid.
SUMMER REURTS
Al.L slues. t3 per month up. 607 Paston.
tore sn OfflcN.
A nice office in a good location,
make your business plans uccesstul.
THE BEE BUILDING
"THE EUILDINCJ THAT
Id ALWAYS NEW"
furnishes Just such combination.
Office Room 103.
FOR RENT Completely furnished Bum
mer home on De Molnea bea' h, lAke
OkoboJI, la. Write for p&rtioular, cars
Hotel FonteneJIe, Omaha. R K. Heln-shelmer.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent' Office. Room 108.
GOOD toreroom, 814 N. 16th St. R. 4376.
Uarage.
FOR RENT Garage, elee. lights, water,
paved street, easy entrance. D. t04L
FOR EXCHANOE-200 acres loaa land,
all flrt class corn land: want hardware
and implement or general merchandise.
Vein Hick, Osceolsi la.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
WANTED TO BUT
DAVENPORT. 201S-Twi or three nicely
furnished front housekeeping rooms.
J'OR RENT tteautiful furnished room,
suitable tor one or two young me.i; pri
vate hath and every modern oonve llenee.
Apply between 6 and 7 p. m. Apt. 14,
Traverton Apis., 24th St. and Landon
Court.
lit S. 26th Ave., 2 room for light house
keeping, e W week.
1 tifnrnlahed Housekeeping; Rooms.
CASS, 241.' 2 unfurnished rooms on bath
room flo'.r; reanfinable. Dougles 7;v'0.
houc
ad coitagrea.
North.
1827 N. IRth. Web.
107a.
ROOMS; all modern; on car line. Remit)
Fark. H 2049.
AI.l, modern 6-rooni
' In Florence,- large
Main tt.
house, on car line,
yard. Florenoe jS.
NRW, modern, n-room bungalow, hard
wood finish, built-in bookcases. MI7
"Wirt. Phone Douglnn 6S5s or Walnut 26M.
I-'S !-RrK)M house in Kountze Pla
y; all modern Call Tyler 212.
for
1114 N. 221) tT., 4-r. Hat, steel ranc, gus
stove, kitchen cabinet, water paid, 17.
RASP BROS., Douglas 1662.
Yalo buy everything M hand. Tyler 14U.
OFFFICK furniture bought and oM J.
C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. Doug. 14
50 Acres
Near West Dodge St.
Paved Road
Only miles west of lth St. All iw cul
tivation; 12 acres in alfalfa;, nearly level,
lie high and sightly. Bverv foot nt this
land Is tillable. All clear. Price only 1360
per aire. Adjoining property held at
much higher price. Thl is something
very deslrabla. No trade. On cannot
make a mistaka buying thla property at
this low- price. Investigate.
George & Company
Phone D. VW.
MaHty Nat 8k. Rldg.
BHrhtly uel hire. rrt plant, f 1T.
WANTED To buy 240 to 33u acres, west
central or northern Nebrsska. Term.
Addresa R. T. Wliwton, Bravo, Mloh.
Route 1 . o
New Bungalow
and an Acre of Ground
inson Easy Terms
Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omnha
Pt. Irfllll
Winnipeg
Pries reported
1
7
22
lil
todsy:
inr
14
90
rV, new. ve.-eipts. cats; Texas tri
umph. si ked Onivoc; North Cniolln i,
i olilcrsa ."tj:..t.
EiJtJ.S Higher: receipts, p) 407 asf. st
ristk, cum Included, I'-iil.'V; onllnsry
flists, K.iiisc; rims, t7Vuli'V-
UI,TltY -Alive, higher; fowls, ttr.
si rings, 20Tf34-.
KB W tORK URXKHtl, MARKET
! OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
it
VariAa
suaily
asked;
Wheat No. 1
hsr.1 winter: 1 cr. I1.1R; 1 car, $1 14; 1
ca-. 1M35. No. X hard winter: 1 car.
H. I4V. 1 car. 11.124: 1 car. $1.1!; 3 cars,
ti.114. No 4 hard winter: 1 car, ll.inv;
2 car, I1.tr;; 1 car. $1.04. No. 2 spring:
4 cr. $1.11. No. $ spring: 1 car. $1.10.
No. 3 durum: 1 rar. 11.11. Rye No. 3:
1 car. $1.09. Rerley No. 4: 1 oar. T4c.
Corn No. 2 white: 1 car, :lic; 1 car. 72c.
No. 2 yellow; cars, "V. No. 3 yellom-:
4 cars. 7l4o; 2 car. 714o; IS car. 71c
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, near white. Tic; 1 car,
"o-V; 5 cars, 704c No. S mixed: 1 car,
near white, 71e; 1 car, 7040; i ears, 704o
No. 3 mixed: 1 car, near white, T14c; 1
car. 70c; S car. 704c; 9 cars. TOo; 1
cars. 70c. No. 4 mixed: 1 oar, 8Mio. No.
& mixed: 1 car, 70c. No. mixed: 1 car,
.'c; car, 6f4c Sample: J-S rar. o.
Oata No. 2 whit: 1 car, 4S4e. Stand
ard: 1 car. 4Me. No. t white: 1 oara,
4oc. No. 4 white: S cars. 444m. Sample:
1 car, 4.1'Vc; l cars, 44-; oar, 40.
Omaha Cash Price wheat : No. 2 tur
key, gl. 164111. It. nominal; No. 1 turkey,
$1.14(51. If., nominal; No. I hard, ILlMjil A;
No. I hard. $1.11411.144; No. 4 hard, $1."H
J 1.104; No. S Pr1ng. t T1.U; No. 2
durum, fl.l2Hn.ll; No. $ durum, $1 124W
I. 12, nominal. Corn: No. I white. 72'32,cj
No. 3 white, 714,8720. nominal: No. 4
white, Tlfto. nominal; No. f white. 70
ft'iixc, nominal; No. 6 white. 704Wlc,
nominal; No. t vellow, 714t!iSo; No. 1
yellow, 7lf(714c; No. 4 yellow. 7t)4OTlo,
nominal; No. 3 yollow, 70iW0io, nomi
nal; No. vellow, 70JS704P, nominal; No.
2 mixed, 70'i7o-lc; No. 3 mixed, 70(tp704al
No. 4 mixed, W4PN'': No. 6 mixed, aU
4l70c; No. 6 mixed. WXtftWV'. Onta: No 2
white, 4i.t'iMfe; standard, 45445c; No.
:i white, 44,4Bc; No. 4 white, 444M40.
Rarley: Malting, 63Q68o. nominalj No. 1
feed, nominal. Rye: No. 2, 31.009
l.a4. nominal; No. 1 $l.WS4VI-09.
Itaotatloa f the' $ar
C'omaMtditle.
NEW YORK. June 18. FUOUR St. adv.
HEAT Spot, tint); No. 2 red. $1 -"74;
No. i hard. tl.W. o. I. f . New York,
export billed. No. 1 northern, Duluth,
$l.isV No. 1 northern. Manitoba. $1 i4. c.
I. f. Ruffalo. Future teadler; July,
II. 12S
IX 1 UN Spot; easy! No. 2 yellow, S6'4c,
prompt alilpment.
OAT!4-pot, steady; tandar1. fv14o; No.
3 whit. UV; lancy. clipped white,
tfHAY-.teady: No. I 11.20; No-. 2. 11.1.;
No. .1. $! ; shipping. WHiUfto.
1K)P(4 Julet; state, common to choice,
1914, hku'l-k-; Uanllu coaat isfl. 10i 13c.
lHli. SflTUH. . . , ,
IIIDE8 Dull; Bogota. 31c; Central
Ameru-a, 2.c,
I.KATHKH -Firm: hemlock llrsts, S-;
sounds. IstliSli .
PROVISIiN'S IVirk, steady: mesa, $1K M
ii.: family, $.'! oujiCUW; short rh-ara,
lly 6tvfi21.6t. beef, steady; tne, 1.W
1N ;: family. llS.WHrM.W. IjiM,
middle west, r119.1
TAI.IiOW-Dull; city. 5Sc
co.intrv. f41iV; po' lal, 4".
RUTTKR Easy; receipt. 10.0a ttih;
dreamery, extras I" Siorei. .
creamer', (hlsher scorln). ysv4o;
firsts. rrsi'-T"!-. aeoonds. 2iV-4c.
FXJOS Irregular; receipts, 1JM.1 oa-s;
fresh gatherei. extra. f-IJCSc; extra
first. '4i4t'Jlc: firsts. IMjMc; econds.
174itl34c; nearby hennery, white, fin
to fancy. Mit Jbc. nearby hennery, browns.
iO'i4'
CHEESE Firm; receipts. ,4W boxes,
stato whole milk. rreh. twin and flats,
specials. 144V14''; ame, average fancy,
1- t
PXnvrnY-$Weak; western chltken,
Tc; fowla I'c; turkeys, hnrllc; .lrsed.
dull and weak; western frosen roasting
chlcJtens, la'(iv-'p: ircsn .if
c; freeli turKoys. icea. iui.c.
Minneapolis (iraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Juna H.-WHKAT-ilv.
$1,204: September, l.04S1l'1 H; No.
hard. $I.K2: No. 1 northern. $1.224tf 1.314;
No. northern, $1 KV'-W-
"tVUlt-lllher. fkne-y patents. Ki.
RARI.KY .llir0c.
RYE $1 1-W1.1M.
P.RAN-$21.b.
CORN-Nik S vellow. "l.i?72c.
OATS No. R white. 4Hi)4'4'.
Fl.AX-41.7Vll 1774.
Kansas City (train and provisions.
KANSAS CITY , June 18. WHEAT
No. 2 hard. $1.1M1 1 21 : No t red. $1.13W
.1.1; July, 9l'o; Meptomber, inniirJ."-;
December, $1 ur. V
Ut.N No. 1 mixed. 7va,4Vc; o. ;
white, 7S4r; No. 2 yellow, 7o;, No. 3, iMf
74o; July. 72V; September, 724"; i
camber, (tlvUW4o. 1
OATS No. 2 white, i4ft4Mr4c: ino. 1
mixed. 41U-4.V. I
Cattle Receipts Light and Trade
Fairly Active at Steady Pricei
Sheep Steady.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER
S ")UTH OM AHA. June IS, UTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Largely Repetition of Pie
ceding 0ne of the
Week.
TRADING AGAIN IS MODERATE
neretpts were.
Offl.-lal Monday
Official Timaday ...
Official ,,,..,l.v
Official Thiiiad.:..
estimate Friday....
Ci:ttl. Hogs. Bheep.
a. hi
. I.e.
. .Ql
. .3.144
1'4
".!
7.714
!.2VJ
a .10
4. ?o
1.7S4
a,72
6.1'"
W,14.'i .
47, IW.
S7.r.-'.-.
4.t W1
f.4,(!,
44.-X.4
20.11
7,110
VIM
14.41-1
1J
i;..':'l
Tlv day this week 17.45
fame days last week. 17.i"
Hame iluv 2 nks ao. . 1 T.f
Sm dnv 1 wks ago. 7Vl-'l
janic day 4 wk auo. .!!..
Same days last vear...ti,Wi
Th fnlloalng table show th receipt
Of caltlo. ho and aheep t the Poutn
Omaha live to k turkst fo the y ir
to date, a compared with last yar:
ll. 191 In-. Dec.
sttte r; 2.; si4.;'l
Hog. I m mi 1 5im ;s .701
Sheep W1K7 l'.u'.123 tT.247 '
Th following table shows the avert.
price for hogs at the !outh Omaha live
stock market for the last few da. with
rompartsnn:
Date
I 115 li4.lll2.dH. l9H.ili)M,im
4 1111 4i4 iHAI1 AJfD l'HOVTIO!)i9
REAL ESTATE
FARM A IlANt If L4NDI FOR 1ALB.
Calltorma.
tiv Oak Colonic, non batter. W. T.
Smith Co . ill 3-14 City Nat. Bk. n. 2Sla
Iova.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Writ a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City, la.. Journal.
"Iowa's Moat Powerful Want A1 Me
dium." Twenty-fiv word every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and Avery
Saturday evening nnd Hunday m'nlng
for one month, giving sixteen ad oa
twclv different day for $2; or CO word,
$4; or 76 words, $4.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, 2pO,OuO reader dally in four areat
ttates.
Sooth.
For Rent
Routh half of double brick
house 7 rooms, 4 bedroom,
all modern, at 1511 South 21th
tt., near Park school, on
block eaat of Hanacom para.
Vl. Harney 16u.
FOR RENT.
New double pressed brick house at No.
AM4-K Dewey; rent, (37.50; & room and
sleeping porch.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
)7lh and Douglas St. Douglaa WIS.
&ui DEWEY AVE., fc-rooin, mod., rent $oi
R. H. UANDEKYOL'.
Douglas 67tic. 2u2 Neville Block.
8-ROOM HOUSE, strictly
location. 1137 K. tkth Bt.
in dcrti, good
Phone H. ri!.
West.
S-ROOM house, $1S; good shade, larg
oreened porch; modern. Will pay to
Investigate. 41; Davenport Bt.
WE8T FARNAM
orn house. 106 g.
District;
35th t.
7 -room mod-
lloaae and tallage.
Mlaerllaneons.
420 8. tth St.. tr.. all mod $00
SviM MiKin Bt , S r.. all mod., HO.
24JI3 Franklin St., 13-r.. all ni.,d . $C.
bl N. 2i'd t., s-r., all mod., $W.
'.212 Maaon 8t., S-r., all mod., HI
,':C4 Maple St., 7-r., all mod., $r..
W N. 16th St.. -r., mod. ex. heat $25.
ill 8. 12th St., f-r.. all mod.. Ji.
SM N. Xid Bt . -r . mod. ex. heat, $12.M.
Chicano St , tr-t-. mod. ex. heat. IJ0.
J.)23 tmmrt it, 7-r., mod. ex. heat, $1.
lwi Pacific St., 4-r , mod. ex. heat. $14.
12 N. l'tih Bt.. 4-r., tnod. ex. heat. $1-'.
B1RKKTT A COMPANY.
423 Tee Hldg. I oug 3$.
21n7 -room house;
Thone Webster 17.
BCRDKTTE ST.
strictly modern.
NEW C-room, entirely modern briiW; lo
ccted 1416 S. loin Bt. Phone Dougla 470.
BUN0AI-O new, modern: south 'ront
$2.f0; 7th iid Dorca. Patterson. D. 2i7
t-K'luil ecttat:T S.M1 Franklin. $1S month
FOK KENT
W have a complete Hit of all houses,
apartments and flats that art, for rent
This list can be een frj pf chaige at
Omah Van Storage Co.. SW B. l'h fit
FOR short time only. 3 good farm,
within 30 mile of Omaha, in Jowa, $U6
per acre; good term.
McCoy &0'Doherty
711 Ptat Bank Bldg. uoug. lou.
SMALL, MISSOURI FARM. .
$S csh and 36 monthly, no Interest or
taxes; highly productive land, close to
three big market; write for photograph
and full information. Aiunger. n. ill,
Y. Llfo Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
atalrwar
be flashed
up.
Ha 4 large room with
stairs; 1 large room can
above; electric lights.
iwcntv apple tree.
Two peach trees.
One rrabapple tree.
One plum tree.
One cherry tree.
Ten grape vine.
Twenty-five blackberry bushes
Twenty-five raspberry buahes.
Five gooeherry hushes.
Price. $2,300; $2T0 caah. balance 129 .
month.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN. 1614 Harnev St.
ACRE tract on or near car, with new
bungalow; $1,600 to $2,000. Call for loca
tion and free city map.
PATTERX40N. Patterson Rlk.
RE A I, ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Do You Want
a Bargain-
Brand new 'all modern: K 1 arce fnnln.
and bath, 3 room in oak; on a aunroom;
wain wiiinn, muRoawi, window seat;
well arranged kitchen, with convenient
pantry and ioebox room; bathroom, tile
and enamel, with guaranteed fixtures:
lighting fixture can be selected by
buyer, stairs to second floor, which Is
large enough to finish $ room; cement
basement; furnace heat: hot and cold,
water; fine, large lot, paved atreet; close
to car; located in Boulevard Park addi
tion. PRICK $3.50; about 700 cash or
vacant lot as part payment.
Feature of ) Trading; and Clewing
I'rlrea on Board of Tmde
C1I1CAOO. June 18. Black rut report
from Missouri and K annas added today
to the bullish temper which big storm
In the west had alven to tho wheat mar
ket here. An a result, the market closed
firm at 14c to l'Wo not advance. In corn
the outromo verlod from 4'" off to 4o
up, oata rinished with a gain of ci to
4 and provlnlona ranging from 24o
uei-itne to a run or 10c.
Notwithstanding that active selling in
which foreigner were said to have taken
a hand made the wheat market recede
from an early advance, the lnoreasing
number of crop damage report coupled
with black rust talk led afterward to
a decided fresh unturn in value. Be
fore the day was ovor, the fact seemed
evident that a great deal of wheat in
Kansas. Nebraska, Missouri and other
ImtKirtant uarts of the aoft winter belt
hud ben laid flat, and that the harvest
delay In Kanras and Oklahoma wa In
creased to a aerloua extent. Meanwhile
predictions of another storm from over
the Rookie by Saturday night emphaalaed
the danger of rust.
null in wheat werp encouraged by
gotvilp that efi'orta to overcome difficul
ties In regard to foreign exchange were
llkelv anon to help revive export demand
Ocean freight rate appeared to bo eas-
in nff and advices from llveriool said
the liberal ahlpment promised by India
i,,r tni-ned out disHonoInt in v small.
Cbean Arcentlne offer at New York
flnallv proved more than an offaet to
fears that the domestic corn crop In the
bla surplus producing state had been
hunrlicnuned bv too much cold and rain.
In the final hour, many early buyer un
loaded, and there was aggressive aeuing
m, 1 1, a r.urt of sneculative fihort. Oata
ruled a little firmer than corn owing to
report of a good deal of lodging, th
conequenee of cxcesaisely wet windy
weather.
i,...i-u.n fulled tu hold except to a
limited extent an advance due to higher
Drtce for hoga. Packing Interest were
aid to have unloaded freely on tna bulge.
Closing price on options:
Artlel! Open. I High. I Low. I Close. Y'y
Nebraska.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
tll.OnO buy a highly improved farm,
consisting of about 011 acre located on
on of our boulevard out from in city,
onlv 40minutes ride. Qood water sys
tem, small amount or fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay; nice. . Urge, beautliul fhad
trwea and all kind of shrubbery and
about 10 acre of natural timber, making
a beautiful park. Thl 1 an ideal propo
sition for handling thoroughbred atccg ot
any kind. Living spring In pasture.
c tt. com us.
81$ Brand els Theater Bldg.. Omaha. D.3916.
a "bio b arq a in
160 acres. 3 miles from county seat:
nenriv new it-room houae: barn enw barn.
row sheds, granary, chicken house and i
other outbuildings; IM acre undrr plow;
all fenced and cro-frnced: nice orchard.
I old .S"0 worth or grain off thl last
yexr. Am going to California and will
sacrifhe this place for $6.0U0; $2,0uu caah
balance i years at C per cent.
H. MOREARTY.
Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
Douglas 16u$.
Rasp Bros.
106 MoCague Bldg.
BARGAIN BY OWNER
A beautiful 8-room, vtrictly modern
horn. In splendid condition; good loca
tion; elegantly finished inside; a good a
new; large lot; cistern. Frio $3,700. Call
2U Wirt. Phona Web. 29M after a. in.
PRAIRIE PARK Beautiful home, six
rooms and bath; oak finish first story;
fine trees and hedge; most artistic resi
dence district in Omaha: street paved and
Rarked; community brick garage and club
ouse. on car line, near school, store
and church; no saloon. $300 rasn and $20
monthly. B. J. Bcannell. D. SW or W. 36U.
REAL EM ATE INVESTMENTS
V4 yonttaa.
WYOMING homeiteads; limited area of
excellent land; open to 320-acre filing
Unsurpassed for grain, corn, potatoes,
vcgeta'il-s, alfalfa; good water; free coal.
Stockman' parudise; game plentiful; arc
ond excuraiou .Line 24. Seo me at Paxtoti
hotel June 1D-20 only. C. J. Dumbolton.
REAL ESTATE l.OAXS
Small Store
in Good Location
Practically new building. Ground
enough to build another next door. G liv
ing rooms upstair. located near a new
addition, where only new house will be.
Price, $iW". Terms.
American Security Co.
17th and Douglas Sta. Douglaa SW3.
Wheat I
July.
Sepf.
Corn. 1
J fly.
Sept.
Oata.
July.
Sept.
Pork.
July.
Sept.
Lard. I
July.
Kept.
Rib. I
July.
Kept.
1 04V.
1 03'J
1
7KS,
76 4j
' 4641
4041
17 00
17 46
9 4ft
10 ffi
10 674
1 OfAi
1 00
7
784
I
46 I
I
17 1241
17 U, I
9 C-'4I
so 1
10 40 I
10 7S I
1 0441
1 024l
74S
74Si
V.J
3KV
It V,
17 3& I
I
t 424)
70 I
10 3f. I
10 674'
1 OHfcl
1 044
75
75
4fS
o
IS 6
17 3
9 724
10 371
10 70
t 08
1 02H
7SH
76
3lt
1 U
17 30
4R
724
10 M
10 $24
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No. 1 red,
$1.144l.lo4; No. 2 hBrd. ll.ls4til.20Vi.
Corn: No. 3 yellow. 764ty774o; other nom
lnal. Oat: No. 3 whlta, 4s4'44e; tand
ard. 4H''r((MKc. Rv: No. 2. SU6iri.1T. Br
ley: 1Wfl'74c Heed: Tlaiothy. $G00'?6 60
clover, $li.60if12.60. Provision: Pork. 16.0
lrrt t- rlbe. ) Tf,ifJl0.25
Hl.'TTtR-Creamery. VJc: first Bo
acennda. 23c: oacklng. Ic.
POTATOES Diwtr; old. receipts, 24
(srs. Michigan and Wisconsin white.
jun
un
Jun
June
Jun
Jun
June
Juu
June
June
June
Juna
June
T 3i
T 4S
T M
7 Ti
T 43
T -'4
T 4
7 41
$ 4 S
g 04 31
llfi
7 Ml
T Wl $ 17.
7 H I ft
7 an lll.11 Ml I 14
7 8 $ M' 7 36, i 71 Wl T 24
7 , 3 1 7 1, o;
1 M I
7 u 6 l 0L
1 aii so, 101
7 44, 1 H -t
t K( 9 !U
7 4ft! I ! Sol
7 Vl 7 H7 3 37 ft fl V 2U
7 27VI 8 0:il H Ml 7 36; S ""0, I T 89
3 00 8 t 7 $1 6 7 ail '
8 4b; 7 36i 6 7D I it1 H
14
June 1;. 7 i4, 8 08 7 25; ft 7 'i i b
June lt T 134 8 01 8 30 ft Ki 3N T M
June 17, 7 I'.'S 8 UN S 4- 7 18) ft 1 9 rij 7 r.J
June 1S 7 32 I 8 l! S S3. 7 2i Sdf 7 l
7 ;4
T m
7 s:
1 u
1 V
T 40
7 37
4. I.onla (Iraln Market.
PT. IvOUlS, Juno 18. WHF.AT-No. 3
red. 31.14-91. IS: No. 2 hard, 31.1S; July.
$1,014; September. $1.01.
C4HN no 2. 'ec; o. - wniie, i,c;
July, 7f.4'B754c; September, 74t(C44o.
oats' no. nomaun; ro. a wmw.
4D4jc,
Liverpool lirnln Market.
I.IVKRPOOT June 18, WHKAT No. t
Manitoba. 11a 6d: No. 2. Ha Id: Nn. 3.
11a; No. 1 northern Duluth, II 2d; No. 1
hard winter, 11 Id.
CORN spot American mixed, new, X.
FLOUR Winter patents. 46.
New York Money Market.
NFW YORK. June 18 MERCANTlL.Fi
PAPKR 34'l(4.per cent.
BTFJRL1NO EXCHANGE Blxty day
bills. $4.74: for demand. $4.70.
S I LV fe.lv liar. 4mc; xuexican oounra,
HONDR tiovernmant, sieauy; rauroan.
Irregular. ....
TIMB DOAlNrT riteaay; au nays, per
cent: 00 days, 2i per cent; 1x month. 8
pet- rent.
t'AUi .UI K, T c-teany . 1110, i. -r
cent; low, 14 Pr cent; ruling rste. : wr
cent; lat loan, 2 per cent; .losing bid, 14
per cent; offered at t per cent.
Closing pricee on unnoi.
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4. emiBoa M N. T. lily 4 W
IT a la. r 104N T. gists iv....ii
te foupos imi-rH. 1 . r.. r. m
rj. H, 4. r 101 Am Finallere a....n
Art roupoa .. ci.
Panama ia. nnupon. 100'Kn. raoino 1" n
iha onia ' 00 a
O n Q 1. 4.... 140. H. U raf. 4s... M
C M A S P g 4. l0Srae. T. A T. .... 7S
1'-J-ann. non. r
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40 4a rat. 4a
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7 do or 4a
VI t'. g. Riihlwr Ha
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. 4Sa 102 W.tl. t'Dlun 4Ha..
Is 44 Waal. Rlar. rr. Ra
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M. K. T. 1st 4s
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A. T A T.
Mo Pno. rv.
11
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D14.
St.o6iuiii.oo: No. 3,
ildland. H2.Ma-13.00;
FARM LOANS, r, PKR CENT
TPLAND TRUMBULL. 448 Be Bldg
$100 TO $10.0 made, promptly, if. D.
Wead. W ead Bldg . 18th and Farnam 8ta
CITY and farm loans, 6, 54. ( per rent.
J. H. Dumont & Co.. 416 Htate llnnx.
WANTkD Uood farm and city loan at
lowest rates
PETERS TRUST CO . K2i Farnam.
WANTED CHy loan and warren's. W.
Farnam Pmlth A Co.. 130 Farnam Bt
CITY properly. Itrge. luans a aiecialty
W. H. Thomas, ia htate Bank BUg
MCNKV on hand for city and farm loans.
H W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
3-K'iOM in.idtrin. I4ja S lltn. Di.ug. 4.'l
iTlTt-' the Central Frmturb diores. KHKE
RFNTAI. L'.4T
FIULL1TV liicE FREE
Phon Douglaa "J for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments: also for
sturage, moving. ISth and Jackson eta.
Hr.li to v Crtlgh Sons ft Co., Ben Bldg.
CM. HA homes. Eaal Nebraska farms.
O KEKKK REAL ESTATE CO..
leir Omaha National PI, one Doug.aatTlS.
In eastern
Omaha
EKE ua first for farm loans
Neh. United States Trust Co..
G7o
CITY LOA No. C. O. C'a-ibrg,
110-12 Braudi Trieater Bldg.
REAL EeiAiM WANTED
LIT real ealal and rental with DON
EL80N K. E CO.. Jul O'U. Nat l Bank.
$90,000,
I have firht-class city Income property,
paving 12 per ent.
Thla is A-l location and one of the beat
bulldlntts In the my
Will take g .))'! fuim or ranch clear up
to M per cent. Will carry balance mort
gage on truixTty.
ilive price and legal rtcie-rlptton In first
letter, otherwmo will le. ele no consider
ation. Address M ". care Bee.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
"New Cottage, $l,'2(w5
$10: Cash $ll..r0 a Month
Ha 3 room, cement block foundation.
Will b completed by June 1&-
Ha chicken house, till
CnRkrn yard, fenced ihlck'-n tight. 30x
76 feet.
Two full lot.
House has electric lights.
liood WtU.
Klop gently to the a at. overlooking
b i.ilevard.
HABTINtiK A HETDBN'i 1614 HARNEY.
CHA6. E. WILLIAMSON CO., "Paxtoo
Bik. Doug, 3107
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Tviustr Be"Sold at
Once
11.40 8. Wth t. Oood old 7-rooni h.Hiae,
modern except heat; choice east front
lot, AOxLVu. btret and aiiey paved ami
all paid for. II lot wa vatint it would
ell for $l.7,i. House and lot ciui now be
bought f'.r $2.1(i0, $'JU0 caah, balance
monthly, tu- exchange considered. in
vest fga to "t once. I
Rasp Bros.
lOf, Mcl'ague Bldg Phone Doufc-las 13.
loth ooi:red with
FRUIT
7-room houae. electric lights, new fur
nace, fine well. 7 blocks from car. near
481 h and Canter; a bargain, at 83 '). but
owner ays will sell for $2.!io. Oood
term. See it Hunday. Call Harney
LINAILVN REALTY t
Jill Ree Bldg. Doug. 1901. o
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. June 17-PRA1RIE HAV-
W have a eupply or about ttnrty mru
on all traxrk this morning. Twenly-flve
car of thl 1 Kansas hay and five car
Nebraska hay. The liipmeut of Kansas
hay to this market has had a very bad
erfect upon the market. While it has
not affected th prloe ox no. j ana cnoioa
upland Nebraska hsy to any great ex
tent, it ha had a bad effect upon mid
land and lowland hay. aa the price wa
red uned ao mucn lowex man wn
asking for Nebraska hay. Buyer would
lake the Nebraska hay at even $1 00 more
per ton. but when they can buy from
(100 to $6.00 lower per top than the Ne
braska hay nas ueen guouw, .;' -our
hay and lake the Kansas. W still
advise alilpment or no. I ana cnoicn. r
braska hay. especially of th upland and
midland variety. We cannot advts hlp
ment of lowland or No. 3 nd get you
prloe uch a ha been obtained for th
last month. Following I the range of
Choire uuland. i wrn m o-i; io. i,
111 UKfnS.OO: No. I.
rriaon' rholi mldli
Mo I 812.owjii.Mi; no. x. ..ni'ii.w,
t 37 Oivjs.oit; choice lowland. HOOOOIO .60;
No. 1. fVwlilO.OO; No. 3. $7.0059.00; No. 3.
$50'l7.0u.
STRAW Ch wheat la quotable at
38.00 to $6.30.
Coffee. Market.
NEW YORK. June 18-COFFEJJ-The
market for coffee futures opened st a
duel me ot 3 to k point under some scat
tered selling which wa probably Inspired
bv the dix'llna in 4 he rale of Rio ex
change n London and In the mllrels prb e
of Hantoa. Offerings were not heavy and
were pretty well taken at the decline, but
price eased ofr a shade further during
the lav, closing at a net loss of G to 11
point. There were further exchanges
from ltalv to later deliveries, mostly
March, '.n even terms. Pule. Includliur
the sw'che. 26,'flo bags. June. ,:ie;
Jul-, '.Ur. August, 6 ,c; ei.ti ii.tr. ..:
Ortober. RWc; November, tt !; Deimber,
r. He: Jnnuary, 6! t February, .'4c;
March, '4-; April, 7.0"f : Ma. 7"--.
-H.t. stctiiv ; Rl.i N.i. 7, 74-: anto No.
4, !''. Cohi and freight market a as re
ported a shade eualer In tone, but iUots
llons nbniit onchsnged. Rio ex. Iiunue,
31i lower. Kantos, 100 rel lower. Rio,
75 rels higher.
lloa Market.
NEW YORK. June lk. COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling iiplands. 9 o: no sale.
Cotton future nened steady; .lulv.
f A ; October, c; December, 10 18c;
Jctiuarv. 10 24c; March. lo.4n.
Future closed steady; July, 9Mf, Oc
t'.ber. !Bc: December. lO.lKc; January,
It". 21c; March. 10 Vk
The cottun market dosed steady net un
ci, aiir. I t 2 tw.lnts hlsher.
LIVERPOOL. Jun 1 COTTO N fcoot .
easier; gKd medium nildlllnsj. 'ft3d:
middling, f. XkI; low middling, ft Ad. sales,
lC.OOO bale
Sunday.
CATTLhi-Racelpt of cattle numbered
only eleven car thin morning. It being
the smallest run Tor a Friday thla year.
At the same time thero was a good de
mand and practically everything wa
dlaposed of by 9 o clock In the morning.
Prices raid tor good beef steers were
strong, with all other kinds ot raitle
t leaat fully steady. The belief that re
ceipts will be light at the beginning of
the next week may have had something
to do with the eagerneaa of buyers to
pick up the few cattle in light today.
uuntatlon on cattle: Oood to choice
yearilnas. $s Roup. io- good to choice eorn
red beoves, 48 4bJ8 ; fair to good romred
beeves. IS wnts 40; common to rair corn-
red beeves, $7.8Mf8 1ft; good to choice heif
ers, $7.0lU7.8(; good to choice cow, $...50
0 . Mi; rair to good cow l.fc!T4.M; com
n.cu to rlr cow. U.ontbft.M, good to
ehoica stooker and reedera, $7.tKftN.10;
fair to good stoekers and feeders, I.HaJ
..w: common to rair tockr and feeder.
$S 004Ji7.(: stock helfar. $a.0i7 .00 : stock
cows, $3..BCp3.7ft: stock calves, $4.ft(r.W;
veal calve. iH.OOy 10.25: fat bulla, stags.
etc., $n.ft0T.S&; stock bulls, 36.07.00.
HOU8-RecelDts were the llahtsat of th
week, only ninety-on rar. or something
Ilk 6,2.10 hegd being reported in. For the
five d.iy the supply foots up 38.148 head,
being nearly ,0UU head smaller than last
k. 6. W0 head short of a year aso and..
In fact, the smallest for any similar
period since flv weeks ago.
Knoouraglng advice received from
other points started th market nut in
good ah ape, and shippers tanked another
dim onto value thla morning, buying th
tm Ik or their hog at !7.Suj7. th latter
pile oeing the top for the day and week.
Today advanr put shippers back to
where they were at th cloa of laat week.
A was the easa yesterday, packer wer
slow In getting started and their early
1. 1 .t . Mi.rtK V- - . , -. .1 . .
A th morning advanced offer Improved,
lowly and when th first sains wer
finally made, it was at prices that wer
right around 6-aiOo higher than tha kill
er trad yesterday. Th market remained
druggy throughout and even at th beat
time was a long way from being a olive.
The reason for thla was that sellers had
priced their hog fully a dim higher
from th (tart, and aa prices never got
that good, they were in no particular
hurry to out loose.
The bulk of the hog sold around $7.20r
7.3t, but the' ealea were wall scattered
over a 40c range. During th laat couple
of day sharp advance have mom than
regained the decline of th first half of
the week, nnd current value are, if any
thing, a little stronger than last wee Kg
close.
811 EFP Receipts, which wer liberal
for a Frlduy. were nearly aa larg a
yesterday's, about twenty car, or 6,'M)
head, being reported In. Total for the
week to date I 20.141 head, the largest
Kino the first week of May. being mors
than iwh e aa large aa both last weak and
two week ago. and a gain of 4.000 head
over th oorresiKinding weak laat year,
Early advices from Chicago were far
from encouraging, but Kouth Omaha was
th only river market to have any sort
of a run. and it did not take very lon
for buyers and sellers to get together '
bout th aame price a wer paid yes
terday. Bulk of th spring lamb offer
ings moved at fn.5o, which figure bought
the big end of yesterday' supply. This
la the flral time this week that price
hsve failed to show some decline. For
ti.a waek nrlres hav dronned $1.75tiJ 00,
the hi end of thla break being registered
Monday, when pacaar orceu a i..i
1 alamn. Hlmllar decline hv been
r.n,,.H.H ut nrai tlca iv all maraci i.oinin
Quotation on liep and lamba: Ijiiils,
good to choice, $7.762ra.26 lamb, fair to
good. lY.Uttri.'ie: iamo. spring:, uwn'"
yearling, fair to choice, $6.W!.f4), ewes,
ood to choice. $4.76ff.2ft: ewes, fair to
good, 84.O0-tH.7S.
(IIICACiO 11VB STOCK MtRKKT
Cattle Hlrung llogi Mtrona 8her a
Ntcady,
CHICAGO, June 18. tATTLB-Retelpt.
1.000 head: market strong: native bee
WVW,, - , ,
8.21.: oowa and heifers, S3.2MH.0U; calves.
37.00ft75.
I IOOrt Receipts. 18.000 hed; market
strong; lOfll.'.c lilgher; bulk of ssles. $7.60
i77d: Hunt r.&o7.s0: mixed. $7.:4f7.kG
heavy. $7,00ii7.70: rough, $7.t'7.!l; pigs,
16 Kii-7 fiO
KHtliCl- AND IiAMIIS-RecaiPts. 7.000
head; market steady; sheen lfAflU.40
jaiubs, i6.Wilft.'S; springs, 9'i.AiTJ'J.n.
Ut. Loola l.lv Stock. Market
ST. LOUIS. June 18. CATTLE Re
ceipts, Sou head; market steady; native
beef steers, 87.60) f5; yearlings, steers
and heifers. 38.0f44i.30; oows, $"..00n 60
stoekers and feeders, 3a.uti).2ft: southern
leern, KU'dHM; cow and heifers, $4.00
i NEW AORK. June 18. Aside from li
ninre Irregular movement, which later
gnv way to general heavlnern. to.1y
si", k market whs largely a reetitlnn ol
the preredlnr sessions of the week. Trad
Ing wit a an I n in very moderate volume,
the early hours recording a oeries of con
fusing advance nd recessions. For ex
ample, sum.' of the war shares rone 1 in
3 i.'IntH with a new high record fir
Haul w tu locomotive at ft4V while other."
of that t la.e part Icula rly IVethlehem
.leel and U.'ksani HI rel acre thai
ni u h lower.
The effervescent quality of some of the
Ivaui a which f'.r one reason or anothet
have come to be known RS war con
trnct stocks was Illustrated In the case ol
Kedeial mining. Thla stock added an
other K tH.lnta in its decline of recent
days. Helling at 2'l, against 00 on M,.ndi
t oppcr was under constant pi-eeure.
as was to be rxitectr! fmm another r.liarp
break In the metal ahrond together witi
liidlciitti.us of Jower price in toe don.cHti'
market. l.end, which a few days ngo sold
at 74''. the highest figure quoted 111
thlrtv years, declined to 6c.
Representative railwitv storks weie
backward, their early decline remiltina
from the short selling on reports of n
serious storm In Kenans and sd.ln.eni
states. United States Hteel was ahnui
he onlv sgieculatlve favorite to evince
nderlylng atrength and fair degree uf
ctlvlty, but wavered with the balance
f tha list III the last hour.
Total sale mounted to 8U.00P shal'ea
Llres or Italian exchange made another
new record at S.!1 ror check and rep'tis
mark on Berlin also weakened to 82 1-lt.
hat rate, however, in well abovr Hf
low record of a -few week ago. Ottawa
sent $2,M,0no gold to thl city and Iindon
xchange stiffened on purciiese or inns
lo that center.
The new movement or moner for tue
week points to another acreeslnn of cash
bv local banks If toilers) torecast or
the gain ia r.ilfllled. New York bankers
will show excess reserve of 32UI,i,ii
In tomorrow bank statement. Mono
were Iregular, some minor Iseucs showing
nsterlal gslns.
Total Jules, par value, aggregated ai,-
(TW0.I0
I'nlted fltatea bond wera uncnangea on
all. ...
Number of aalea and leaning quoiauonn
n BtorK were aa ionowa:
aalea. liifn. ,irm
.!" J71 r;
4.MW
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BBAUSTRF.KT'S TRADF. RF.V1F.W
Weather lrregtalarUIra Brtrct DU
tribntlon of Oood. -
NBW YORK. Juno 18, Brajdstriwt's to
morrow will say :
A mixed .budget of new l In avidenc
thl week. Weather lrrtgulariues over a
wide area -have restricted currant dis
tribution of seasonable goods, while ex
cessive molsturo In lb surplus grain pro
ducing state has retarded harvesting or
crop growth, and, pending tha outcome
of International political uuuurs, aoma
Interest prefer to work along oams-rva-
tlve lines, uu tne oiner nana, iiutuau-u--i
opera ti.ms continue to expand. Crop
diversification in ne vnun, wner iravi
1 quiet, hii prov-e.1 faaslbia and this
fact has induced brighter view aa to th
future. Demand ' for money for crop
moving purposes is enlarging and rates
re firmer, it has been a week of un
certainty in tha stock market, unsettled
foreign relation and the renewed weak
ness of foreign exchange.
War order stocks continue to derive
support from the undeniably larga busi
ness in sight and th stronger, mora
cheerful tone of the Iron and steel trades.
Bank clearing amounted to $:, 1S8, 460,000,
an Increase of 1 per cent over laat week.
London Stork Market.
I-ONDON, June 18 American securi
ties wera dull, but prices hardened in the
afternoon and the closing was steady.
KIT.VER Bar. EJNd per nunc.
MONEY-1WV J1 cent,
DISCOUNT RATES-rJhort bills. 2.lr
t 11-16 per cent; three months, 8 15-lini.l
per cent.
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ti6 6o: native calves, $rt 0H4f lil.ou.
HidIO- Hoceipts, t.w-J neao;
market.
MLDIC-tL
RUPTURi-; cured In few day without
. -.11 - . . 1 , .. I
Bldg . Omaha Ektahllahed tJSH. a ! '--10
PILKH FISTULA CURED.
Dr. B. R. Tarry curra idle, fistula and I
other rectal diae without auigical Mv
Metal Market.
NF.W YORK. June MKTAIJ4 Laad,
weak; offered at $i. Spelter nut quoted.
Copper, dull; electrolytic, $20.2Vfl'.!i
Tin, oulet, at $41 bid. linn, steady and
unchanged
At London: fpot enpper. 412; futures.
U; electrolytic. S 10. fipnt tin. iCVH
Km; futures, tlV Antiiiionv, LVfl.WX.
2s M. SiHllsr. 110
licar Market.
YORK. June l.-U;.VRilit.
oDeraUon. Cur guaranteed aud no 1 t.'ady. cemrlfugiil, 4. We; m.ilaa.a, 4 l'.V;
money paid until cur.d. Writ fo' book , refined at-ndy; futurea itulet and steady
ol recta' disease with tesUinuulala bit liluring early pait uf dav. Al unnii pri ra
JC. R. 1AKRY. 240 B Bldg.. , 1 were unchanged.
higher; pig and light. $ft.WX(l7.fwi; mlla.l
and butcher. $7.6E'fi i.SB; gooi heavy, $7.70
ii-7).
BHEICP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,-i
head; marke'. steady, clipped native mut
ton. Sft.tKViiti.tiO: clipped lamb, $s. 600.0";
spring lamb. S7.Sofil).7C.
Kanaaa ( Itr Live Hook Market.
KANHAH CITY. Mo.. Juno lb. CAT-
TLK Receipts, 175 heud: market steady;
prime fed steer. 3i.7ofr.1.00; dressed beer
steers, $t.0048.6O; waatern steers. S7.rft- '
8 Ml; stoekers and feeders. 3i.WtlVno: bulls.
$5 7r'u7.iiu. calves. $f..OVa lO.Ou.
Hi HiS Receipts, l.sfiu head: murkit 1
higher; bulk of sale. $7.4.vtf7 fiO; heavy.
87.2Mi7.ou; pacKera anil liutcners, n.ZotU'
T BI lights, $7 ul J4: Plus. $l.75I7.2n.
SHEKl' AND LAMBS Receipt. 4','
head; lambs. I7.n.i0 5"; yearlings. $7 0u
8 00; wetliera, $.'i.7oii.r); c-wes, $4. Mtib.b).
' llnai City Lire Mock Market.
Hiol X CITY. la.. June 18. CATTLK
Receipts, yo head: market steady ; rows
and helfera. $5 WrfiOiiO, bulls, slags, etc.,
lv:,rvU;.M.
H )CJ Receipts. 4.fi0i) head; market
higher; heavy. $7 &"V1.); mixed, .17 30
611 i; light, $7.107.20; bulk vt aales, 7.13
7
MIF.RP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8"4I
head.
St. Joaepk I I v Mlork Market.
ST. JOHRPH. Mo.. June 18 -4'ATTLB
Rnceliits 100 head; market, steady; sieore,
$7 luftO.t; cow nd heifers, $4.2Mj00;
calves, $8 0Ot6O.
HOGS Receipt .9O0 head: market,
higher; top, $7 60; bulk, $7.mu7.So.
KHK1CP AND LAMBil Receipt a, nun;
market, ateady: lambs. Sv Otxou.&O.
Lire Htork la algkt.
- Relpt and alilpment of live clock
al the five principal weat.-rn markwt yes
terday:
hi. ago
i"iix City...
can City.
Si. Iiuls
South (linaria
Totals 1
There Money
Milling Flouv
Until Millui Till of Bif Prtfifs Midi Milling
With thl -Kidjir Kim' MiH.
? T'."ssa.-. There's money mlll
f Ing flour in small
JJ J ' ''" WesUirn town anU
AtT 7 t. "" I rural cominuiili le.
l! ; . .la h Burr Oak Mlil
' f f ---a! Llevator Co.. of
; - Burr Oak. Ksh-.uk,
' ? 1 l'rad t
' 1 " i huuiltod
-vI'. ".dollar i
i I 1;
7
; ; I
Cat tie. Hoga. Sheep.
,1,ii i:li" 7.o)
. :vn 4.r-i i,j
. 17:. I. "1 :ii.i
. hlKl .i.nliO 2.11.1
. 5i li,3' 3,0.4)
si un i:,.iv.
that they
wenly-llve
(K..'V).t c)
the Inl 8
mon Ui with a 25
barrel "Midget
Marvel mill, made
by tha Aiilo.
American Mill Company, of bweiwhoro. Ken.
tucky. You aeo the cost of marketing th
flour from the big mill i so hU'h that th
mall mill Is an 1wIuUb necessity in alm.e-l
very Weitern locallt y. This local UOOcsiUy,
ouupiod with the luveutlon of tUig
"Midget' Marvel
Sall-Cantaieed $tUr flaur MIS
rnt within th reh of w1de-wake. red
lixaled nienof ilmiuni means t hlsopportunti T
ot a lifetime togetlntnndmkAat,llJi
money 011 1 of t he ml 1 1 lng bualnr.
The "Midgut" Marvel solve the community
mill problem, mtklpg as It does, according 10
U. 124 to W barrel fluent patent Hour a day
omiiusndlng the local niurkut siul fur tulie
around at a gcnai profit to the miller.
The mint rvniarkahle flour mill every built
a whole big fuller flour mill all cuudenaed
Into una cane. 1'revlou milling ep rWnce
not necesaaiy, A money-maker from Ilia
very Hart, Many already In your stale.
Kvery progreaalve small town and rnmmuiitt r
must have one. Tha wide-awake man gvts it
and makes the money. Are you her Then
wrlle for the "Wtory ,of a Wotiderful Hour
Mill." trial offer, estimate, etc. You'll wsn
a "Midgut" Marvel aud want it quli U. V. ill
today.
Anglo-American Mill Co., ln.
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