RE.VL ESTATE WFST BTPK IlKAL ESTATK WEST 81DR
To Thoughtful
Purchasers
We have a few lots left in Bungalow Section
of Montclair, 31st, LaFayette and Unmilton
streets. Prico $750.00 each, easy )oonthly
payments. Water, Gas, Sewer and Sidewalk
all in and paid for. Fine improvements all
around. Character of neighborhood assured.
Location, surroundings,' nearness to center of
city, all considered, there is nothing to com
pare with it at our prices. Seeing is believ
ing. Let us 6how you.
. ..
Benson & Carmichael
Tel. Doug. 1722.
FOR RENT
Hon.es and Cottages.
Miscellaneous.
GlobeVan &Storage
Stores, moves, pacjct ahlpa; t-horse van
and 1 men, 11.26 per hr. ; storage $3 per
mo. natisractinn guar. u. 433s & iv. zio.
FIDELITY .fc!TAu FREE
nu.iv t ivjk
YvWanekai. T- - a. 4CI ... 1 la. M
av ii u uv L-vupina iui i;uinimfj iiw tji
Vacant bouii and apartment..; also for
torge. moving. Kth and Jackgon Pta.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Staira
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office. Room 103.
Gordon Van Co.tt
" btoiaga.
119 N. Uth 8t. Tel. D 4 or Wob. list
ALL, atses. IS per month up. 807 Paxton.
iTnncov Crolgh Bona & Co.. Be Bldg.
Ai.uuBca iP all part. of the clty
For Rent
8-reom cottage, 1616 N. 29th Bt.
4-room ipartment, tSVihi Franklin St.
7-roon apartment. 2SM Franklin St.
All In first -claea condition, nice . yard,
water rent paid by owner.
, GALLAGHER & NELSON
44 Brandeie Bldg. Douglas MO.
810 8. 27TH ST., 6-room modern flat. 130.
J317 Dewey Ave., 6r. modern flat, tao.
224 Brlatol St., 6-r., mod. ex. heat. t.fl.
C. Q. Carlbarg, 8it Brandela Thea. Bid:.
-R. cottage, cloae in, 2tf Chicago St.
4
8 furt mm a Oitleeo.
A nice office in a good location,
make your Dullness plaus successful.
i. TIIE BEE BUILDING
"THE BUILDING THAT
IS ALWAYS NEW"
furnishes Just auch oomnlnatlona. .
Office Room 103.
V'ERY dealrabla storeroom. 607 No. 16th
St.; cheap rent.
CONRAD TOUNO.
123 Brandela Theater Bldg. Doug. 1571
STOKE? IN WEAI) BIJILD1NO. F. D.
WE AD, 101 FARNAM BT.
NEW modern storeroom, tt22 Leavetv
- worth Bt.
CONRAD YOUNG,
823 Brandela Theater Bid-. Doug. 1571.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED furnished modern bungalow or
nouKe ror couple monuis aunng iirai
mer: family of three; good location- Ad
dress L. G20. Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
Yale buya everything 2nd hand. Web. 4904.
OFFFICE furniture bought and aoM. J.
C. Reed, 1201 Fa mam. Doug. 614
WANTED To buy good grocery and
meat fixtures for our new store. No. S3,
at 1117 Farnam, Tel. Baaket Store Office.
Itouglas 2.I0U.
Sllgntly useu high grade Diana. D. 17.
CASH Register Wanted Give description,
number and price. Address, Y 6t, Be.
HEAL E8TATE
FAB3I HANC'II LANDS FOR SALR
Callioraiav.
Live Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Eroith Co.. S13-I4 City Nat. Bt T. tail.
loiuraao.
FOR BALE Section in Weld Co., Colo.,
13.76 per acre; no trndea; write owner,
Fred tide. Lincoln. 111.
S3 ACRES very best farming land In
northeastern Colorado, $10 per acre;
fi cash, balance ten years at per cent.
Thla land la really worth over 115 per
acre. Wheat on neighboring farms has
averaged aa high as l bushels per acre
for the last ten years-
A. W. Burg
1404 W. Q. W. Bldg.
lews.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City. Ia., Journal,
Iowa's Moat Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five -words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and Avery
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving aixteea sls oa
twelvadlfferent days for Hi or W words,
14; or 75 words, M.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, readers daily In four areat
atatea
EUALU MISSOURI FARM,
to eaah and IS monthly, no Interest or
tasaa; highly productive land, cloae to
three big markets; write for photographs
and full Information. Munger. R. V.l. N.
Y. Life Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
Ntbruka,
FOR SALE Beat large body high-grade
medium-priced land in Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wof
bach. Neb.
FARMS WANTED
LIRT real aetata and rentals with DON
ELsJON JL iS. CO.. Jul Out. Nat 1 Bank.
REAL ESTATE VACANT
MAKE an offer on fine lot between Man
daraon and Laird on &d. Web. tlL
MEDICAL
PILES. FISTULA CURED.
Dr. K R. Tarrv cures piles, fistula and
ether rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed aud no
lucn.y paid until cured. Write for book
reoial dtseaaea with testimonials- bH.
E P. TARRV. 140 Bee Bldg.
RUHTURK cured in a few days without
p-lii. Call or writs Dr. Wrav, 3uS ilea
Bldg. Omaha, established lot. a
642 Taxtou Block.
A Clean-Up
Sale of
our went ramam and Cathedral District
and Poppleton
Park Lots
will be continued every day this week un
til every lot la aold.
Our sale yesterday was a record breaker
for 1915 for thla clam of property.
Every Lot a
Bargain
Every lot has sewer, city water, con
crete sidewalks, all grading done and
ready for building a modern home.
$495
$725
These prices will never be as low again.
Some special bargains during our clean
up sale.
We have xeveral lots In our first plat of
Poppleton Park as low na J395, if they
are sold thH week.
Our efisy terms of S10 down and $5 to
HO monthly remains In effect until
July 4.
Don't wait very many days longer. This
opportunity will not last.
The addition office ia at 42H nrt Call.
fornla.
Phona us today and we will send an
auto and salesman for you.
Shuler & Cary
Ta wt ask ju..
Phone D. m
204 Rtate Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Workingman's
Special
2215-2223 Clark St.
Two houses, brand new, all
modern, lower half finished in
stucco. Full-size cellar?, large
lots. Built-in kitchen cabinets,
bookcases; window seats. Main
rooms finished in oak; bed
rooms in white enamel. Beau
tiful electric fixtures; walking
distance, and close to Union
Pacific Car Shops.
Must Bell at once.
PRICE REDUCED.
No. 2223 $2,625.00
No. 221.")-. $2,525.00
$200.00 Cash, Balance $23jOO
Per Month.
See It Without Fail
Open Today 2:30 to 5 P. M.
H. A. WOLF,
Doug. S06S. Ware Block.
, 0 ROOMS
f n4 n tn aviM,n L . ... ...
n.v .v:r.u' uu,..iro.ni .
. . )'" pain, close to
h "A1""1 er l'"e "-" Lolhrop school.
, w-" uB.ia.nre montmy.
U. U. CAKLBERO.
itl2 Brandela Theater Bldg.
A BAK3AINT if taken at oixe. iuod7rn
------- " . "h nwnni, anaae
trees. tu rin, i..-.-u ..... . i .
w 1 t . . . K-c-nm, vi-iier efirun-
hery, block from car line. Phone Web.
BARGAIN BY OWNER
A beautiful I-room, strictly modern
home, in splendid condition; good loca
tion; elegantly finished inalde; aa good as
new; large lot; cistern. Price ML700 Cll
KU Wirt. Phone Web. aftw V ni
300 cash (or acreage or vacant lot). baL
mo. buys 5-room modern home: near
school, car. Miller park and Fort OW,Y
Phone ab. 4141 Walker. 4610 N. t4U St.
REAL ESTATESSOUTH SIDB
FIELD CLUB' DISTRICT?
Seven rooms, sll modern, south front
lot, splendid location, eloae to school and
on block north of rield Club. Price 2,iu0.
C. G. CARLBERG,
ail Brandela Theater Bldg.
Vacant Lot Bargain
1.W0 RKfllOKNCK LOT FOR liTa-Kth
Ave., first vsrsnt lot south of Leaven
worth, east aide of si reel; two large oak
trees In front. Bonk, Ml P. td St. lou.
4s!, attain.
T.HK BKKi
J GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Brisk. Demand and Light Receipt
Send Price of Wheat Up Two
and a Half Cents
HALT IN THE EXPORT DEMAND
OMAHA, June 2X. llr.
There a fod rash demand for all
grama toimy.
Tne receipts of com were good, but
oats and wheat receipts were light.
The wheat plwed on the tahli'S waa
Hud kly taken up at an adve-me of lo
to 2c. There waa not much change In the
corn market, although the demand was
good and the sales comparatively heaw.
Data wore a trifle weak and were
quoted at He lower.
There has been an almost complete
halt in the export demand for caali
wheat, as the buying power la now cen
teid In one concern, and It la fen red
that the price will be made by the buy
ing side.
Bearish sentiment Is to be seen In
the oata market, although crop com
plaints are a little more numerous, and
smut and . blight are reported In Im
portant sartiona
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,444 no bushels: corn. 4SK.O0O bushels,
oata, mono btmhels.
IJverpool spot: Wheat, unchanged;
corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were ira.000
hi ahcla and shipments fi.T7.imo bushels.
SKalnxt receipts of 741,000 buKhela and
shipments of ouS.OOO bushels last vear.
Primary corn receipts were 1.OCO
bushels and nhlpment- W.noo bushels,
against receipta of 700.00 bushels and
shipments of 437.000 bushels last year.
Primary oata receipts were 633,000
bushels and rtitpmenta tW.000 bushels,
against receipts of 9O1.O0U bushels and
shipments of 6K3.000 bushels last year.
CAR LOT RKfKllTS.
Wheat, t'orn. Oats.
Chicago - v. 7 iij' 7J
Minneapolis 237
Duluth s
Omaha 20 42 2$
Kansas City 14K W
St. Louis 44 US
Winnipeg 61
Theee cash saloa were reported today:
Wheat No. I hard winter: 1 car. 1.21V;
1 car. 11.21: S cars, fl.att,. Nn. 3 hard
winter: 1 car. $1.21: 1 car. $1 1 car,
ll.lH: No. 3 mixed: 1 bulkhead. II. IS. No.
3 mixed durum: car, II 14. Corn No. 1
white: 1 car. i"?c; No. 1 white, t cava, 7Jc;
No. 3 wnite, 1 car, T'Jc No. 1 yellow:
7 -6 cars. Tl'ic. No. 3 yellow: 3 cars, 71,c;
SH cars, 71c. No. 6 yellow: 1 1-6 cars, TO'ic;
I csr, 70c. No. t mixed: 1 car (near white),
71'c. No. 3 mixed: 6 3-11 cars, 70V4c; 3 cars
(near white). TlWo: No. 8 mixed: 3
cars (near white). 71c; I car (near
whit). Arjgc; t cars. 70c; cars, 70c; 7
cars, 6Mo; 3-S car, 6Mc: 1-6 cur. ic No.
.i mixed: 1 car. Sic. No. 6 mixed: 2 cars,
Wc; 3 cars, 6c. Sample: 1 car. 6Da: 1
ar. tit4i; 3 cars (hot), 4c: 1 car. Sic.
Oats No. I white. 4-4 cars, 43V4o: 1 bulk
head. 43Vic. No. 4 white: S cars, 43Vic
Sample: D-fi rar. 42Vfc. Rye No. 2: Vcar,
107. No. 3. 1 car. fl.OS. Barley Sample:
1 bulkhead. BHc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 tur
key, ItHW-M; No. 3 turkey, $1 rHySy
1.23; No. 2 hard. .1091. SIH; No. 3 hard.
No. 4 hard. Sl.144ft.lS; No. S
apring. tl.01Krd.19; No. ! durum, S1.14W
1.16: No. durum. SI. 1W-1.14. Corn: No.
2 whHe. 7Hn7!Vc: No. t white. TlV72c;
No. 4 white, 7mi"2c: No. 6 whlto. T14y
7iv4c; No. s white, 70iTii'c: no. yel
low. 71 71Hc; No. t yellow, 714TTlVio: No.
4 yellow. 70tr71o; No. 6 yellow, 704
7": No. yellow. TOfTWic; No. 2 mixed,
7O'u70'ic; No. 3 mixed, 6(ff70'c; No. 4
mixed. 9 VT70e : No. . mixed. tVfrc;
No. mixed. fiD'frfic. Oata: No. i white,
44W44Vtc; stsndard. 4H144c; No. t white,
4.1'i'543l'ic: No. 4 white, 47f4ric. Barley:
Malting. lrg4c: No. 1 feed. ofrlc. Kye:
No. 2, tl .074ft .OSVi: No. J. tl.Ol4j)1.08.
CHICAGO URAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat area of the Trading; and Cloalngt
Prices ea Board rt Trade.
CHICAOO. June 2S.-Wet delay to har
vesting brought about a decided upturn
tot'ay Irt the value of wheat. The icault
WHk a steady close at T4c to SMdSWo net
advance. Corn scored a net gain of fp
vie to avfrlie-, oats finished unchanged to
1-liic higher and provlhslons irregular,
varying from 24c decline to a rise of
12Uc. .
Soaking rains and heavy winds through
out large sections of Oklahoma, Kansas
snd Missouri put the wheat bears at a
diradvantage from the start. . Many
traders took the view that in consequence
of the storm effects the movement of new
wheat would be much hindered and that
the main pressure of hedging sales would
not be felt In July. The consequence was
persistent buying of options for that
month. Kvery dip In wheat led to a
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
EASY PAYMENTS.
7-room., modem except heat, north 23d
near hprague. iz.iuo.
6-room, modern, 23d near Laird, price
C.760.
6-room. on small lot near 24th and Dav
enport. Price ti.750.
8-room, modern, 2Sth and Manderson.
Price t3,400.
7-room, modern, 26th and Davenport.
Trice t2,o00.
Inquire 413 Karbacu Block. " Phone
Douglas 3607
t-ROOM house, partly modern; leaving
town; will sell at sacrifice. Doug. 8660.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Itnwdee.
DUNDEE LOTS
SOUTH OP DODGE STREET
$595 TO $1,800
A IW SLIGHTLY HIGHER
Prices established by aotual value of
the property, not by force or monopoly.
Special interests have tried to prevent
tne platting and placing of thla property
on the market. Lots and streets
graded.
Special Interests . have been trying to
lorce the owner to grade their property.
BUY NOW WHILK YOU CAN BUY
DCNPKE LOTS AT THEIR ACTUAL
VALUE.
Telephone Douglas 2oD6.
U. II. HARPER & COMPANY
Agent. i
imt-14 City Nstional Bank Bldg.
Conarll Blaffa,
$90 Per Lot
Seven fine lota on monthly payments.
Small payment down, balance monthly.
These lota all level and nice, weat part
or council muris. Tin a vs. near Kid Bt. ;
close to Omaha car line. Would make
a nice place for chickens or fruit. Each.
190.00.
TILE BENJAMIN CO.,
Room 1. First Nat. Bank Bldg.. Coun
cil Bluffs. Ia. Phone 203.
Plerejace.
C. L. NBTHAWATf for trades. Flor. 7.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WANT. Ti A drug atore. Will exchange
highly Improved irrigated fruit farm of
40 acres In northeastern Oregon. A4-
areee, r ow, nee
TO EXCHANQK for land or city prop.
erty. Us-26c store in a good Colorado
town. Must get out on aooount of sick,
ness. Address Y-68S, Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
VAnuTiAMa'ADirnr-irxT-e"1 '
TOLANU A TRUMBULL. 443 Bee Bldg.
10 TO tlO.000 made promptly. jT, D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. Uth and Parnam Sta
CITY and farm loana, . h. per cent
J. H. Dumont 4k Co., 414 Mate Band.
WANTED Good farm and city loans at
lowest rates
PETERS TRUST CO., 1121 ramam.
WANTED City loans and warranls. W.
Farnam fimlth a. Co., 1420 faraain St.
CITY property. Large loana a spelalgr.
W. H Thomas. 22H Btate Bank Bldg.
jaO.N EY on hand for city and farm loana
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg
OUaHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O KEKKE REAL ESTATE CO.
IQlf Omaha National. Phone Doug. as IT1S.
HFE us first fur farm loans In eastern
Neb. United Btatea Trust. Co.. Omaha
g CITY I.OANS. C. Q. CabeTgi
"Z0 tlO-lt Brand-Is Theater Bldg.
OMAHA; TUESDAY, JUNK 'J!!, 1!15.
l
! uiening or demand with an ensuing
nun aavam-e.
Arllve demand for old wheat to be
shipped to the seaboard tetntod nia
titnlly to cin'oiirnxe the hulls. Pre
niijms over the .lulv delivery rose In
aonie cases fully 3 cents shove the rates
current on Saturday. In thla coiuie. tloii
in re attention was given to the falllnir
I oft In the ( nlted States visible supply
1 total and to word that arrivals of spring
neat in tne northwest had hecomo un
!ltHSimily small.
Corn, like wheat, was affected by ad
veiee crop mws, the result of storm
weather. IV'plte Argentine offers east
err demand here as lalrly aetlvo and
stocks weir steadily continuing to mclu
Hedging aalea had a depressing effect on
oats. A leading authority Intimated that
the yield of oata this season might exceed
tho record crop ol lsl 2.
Although at first the provision market
gave way with prtoea for lions. rally
took place later Packers ware ouyers
and there were rumors of Immense ex
port sales.
I - -
P4KW YORK ;KKRAt. M4.RKHT
Quotations of the Day oa Vartoaa
Commodities.
NEW TOUK. June 28 . FIjOCR Steadv ;
spring jiatcntM, tfi.2f-'i.T.; winter patcnia.
ti.ftoini i.v, winter straights; ta.:f'St.'i.4
W II KAT !jot. firm; No. 2 re.t. $ u,;
No. I hsnl. tl.StH. c. I. f.. track expo-t
tilled; No. 1 northern, Dulutli, tl.UVk; No.
1 northern. Manitoba. Sl.35'. c I. f.,
Buffalo. Futures, lrm; Julv, tl.U.
CORN Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow. Soc,
prompt shipment
OAT8 (Spot, steady; standurl. Me; No.
I, white, Mijo; fancy tllpiied while, M
tlWc.
HAY-8teady; No 1. ti.2fl; No 2. tl.l&1f
1174; No. S, 1 06: shipping, Mc4itl On.
HOPS Quiet: atate, common to choice.
WI4, UWiac; Paclilc coast, I :1 4 . lid l:ir.
ISIS, fHiNV
HlIKs4 steady; Bogota, 11c; Ontrnl
American. 27c.
LH3AT1 1 KR Plrm ; hemloi k first, il ;
seconds, it!llc.
PROVISIONS Pork, sternly; mess. SH.'fl
419.W; famllv. IJl.lnii'J.I K: horl elesr,
fllt.atSl.t. Ucef. steady; llies. J1S.KV,,
in W; family. tW.RMian.ivi. Ijttil. harelv
stendv; middle west, tVMVii .
TAL1AW Barely stoadv; city, 5v.c;
countrv, 'ift'kc: special, il'io.
BUTTrcit KaslCr; receipts, .4i tubs;
erramery extras. 93 soore. ?c; hinher
scoring. Itmii!-; firsts. WiMlTV: sec
onds, itW'ao.
KUOaV Irregular: receipts. 10.300 oases:
frtsh gathered extras, 22 Vi'-EI c : extra
fPsts. miVsIHc; firsts, l42uc; seconds,
17fil84!.
CHBlSSIt Steady; receipts. I,4TiO boxes;
market steady; a'hole milk, flats snd
twins, fresh specials, l.SSc; average fancy,
loHo.
POCLTRT Alive, not quoted: rtryssed,
quiet; western roasting chickens, froien,
lk4itao; fowls, fresh, iced. lt44'1'io; tur
keys. Iced. 1J417C
OMAHA GEKCRtli MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-Ib cartons. 3K; No.
S, 60-lb. tubs, tne.
CHKESK-fmported Swiss. Sic; Amer
ican Swiss, 26c; block Swiss. 22c; twins;
16Su; daisies, 17'-c; triplets, liSc: Young
America, ISc; blue label brt-k, 16Wo; llm
burger, l-lb., 2)c; New York white, 18c;
imported French Rouuefort, 40c.
FISH Trout, 14c; large crapples. 14-.
halibut, 13c; channel catfish, 14c: herring,
7c: codfish, 14c; mackerel, 16c; salmon. Uc.
8WEHT POTATOKS Kansa", t3T6 bhl.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts tfiectlve
April 16 are as follows:
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1. 17He; No. t.
17S4c; No. 3, 1CV. Loins: No. 1. lKc; No.
3. ISUo; No. 3. lse. Chucks: No. 1, 10to;
No. 2. l(Wtc; No. t, c. Rounds: No. I,
I4c; No. 2, 14c; No. S, lifSc Plates:
No. 1, 8tc; No. 2, SHo; No. S, KVe.
POULTRY Broilers, ic; -rHng chlck
ene, Hh-; hens, 14c: cocks. IPc; rooatera,
tc; stags, 8Mic; ducks. 16a: geese, 10c;
turkeys, 13ignrc; pigeons, per dos.,
duck full feathered. 10c, geese, full
feathered. 6c; squabs, No. 1, 11. W; No. 2,
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
Ollllnskl Fruit company: ,
Fill 'ITS Oranges: California Valencies,
100a, l'.s, 324a snd 360s, SX7& per box; 160s
snd Eslis, 34.00 per box; 17t.s, 2"6s, 216s and
2Aos, t4.26 per box. Lemor.s: Extra fumy
Oolden Bowl. 300s, 4tio, In week or ten
days. t5.60 per box; fancy Sliver Cord,
tOVs and 360s, HW per box; fsny
Jaatrltea. SOus and 360s, $4 5(1 per box:
extra fancy Southland Beauties, toes, tb.00
per box. Grapefruit Celebrated Clmse
.Brand, 46s, 14. M per box; same, 66s,
36.00 per box. Apricots: California, tl.lii
per crate; Peaches: California, 11.00 per
bog; Texas, four bssket crstes, 76c per
bax. Prunes, Tragedy, $1.75 per box.
Plums: Red and green, large, tl.40 per
box; medium, $1.26 per 'box. Cherries:
ICaltfornla, $1.75 per box; homegrown,
$2.26 per box. Pineapples: Extra fancy
Cuban, all sixes. 3.oO per lox; extra
fancy Florldas. 14s, 13.00 per box; 30s and
$6s, $3.76 per box; 42s, 42.60 per box 4e,
t3.26 per box. Logsnberrles: Oregon, $2.60
per crate. Raspberries: Black, $2.00 per
crate; red, 12.76 per crate. Bananas:
Medium fruit, t2.Ou4W.2G per bunch;
Jumbo, ohangulnols and Port Lisbon, 4o
per pound. Cantaloupes: Pony, 04s, $3.26
per crate; 64s, 12.00 per crate, standards,
4oe, tl-TR per crate.
VEGETABLES Lettuce, head, $1.00 per
doxen; leaf. 40c per dozen. Peppers. 60c
per basket. Tomatoes, 66c per crate.
Onions: California, crystal white, II .60
per crate; Texas, yellow. 11.25 per crate;
new. 16 per dozen. Celery, 8oc per doxen.
Rhubarb, 3440 par pound. Cucumbers, 8flo
per basket. Beans: Wax and greon, 11.00
per basket. Parsley, 30c per dosen. Beets,
new, t&c per dozen. Turnips: New, 26c
per dosen. Carrots. New, 26c per doxen.
Radishes, 20c per doxen. Peas, 76o per
basket. Potatoes: Minnesota white, 66c
per bu; new, 11.00 per bu.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 California, 18c
per lb. Braxtls, 12Mo per lb. Filberts. 16c
per lb. Pecans, 12V per lb. Sugar wal
nut dates, 11.60 per box. Almonds, 20c per
lb. Peanuts: No. 1 raw, 6c per lb.; jumbo,
raw. So per lb.; No. 1 toasted, 8c per lb.;
Jumbo, roasted, 0e per lb
; MISCELLANEOUS Crackerjack, 1S.TO
per case. Cornpops, $3.25 per case. Cracker
Jack. 11.76 per half ca. Cornpops, $1.66
per half case. Honey, $4.60 per case.
I
Kansas 4tty Grala and Provlalone.
KANSAS CITY, June S3.-VVHEAT-
Cash. No. 3 hard. 11.24'ifl .:; No. 2 red,
$1.16; September, WAtr; December, t'c,
rORN-No. 2 mixed, TSiirfftty", No. i
white. 74fcc; No. . 7:lV74c; NJ. 2 yuilow.
7f.fj';5WiC; No. 3. 749T4Hc; September, Kaoj
December, 61V
OATS No. t white, 7W7Hc; 'No. t
mixed. 43g44c.
BUTTER Creamery, t7C; firsts, 36c;
seconds, 23c; packing, l4c.
E4KJ8 Plrste. 17c; seconds, 13V4e.
POULTRY Hena, 12c; roosters, 9c;
broilers, lta22c.
IMInaeapolla Grata Market,
MINNKAPt)LIS. Minn.. June 28
WHUAT-July, $1.21 V: Settember, $1.04'.,
Cash, No. 1 hard, $1.36'4; No. 1 northern,
$l.24.lSW-Hc! No. I northern, $1.21 W
1.3SSc.
CORN No. t yellow, TWtHTlKc.
OATS No. 1 white. 4&1f4J,te.
FLAX $1.711.TI.
KIl'R Lower.
BARLEY 13tJ9c.
RYE-ll Uil .12.
BRAN-$21.60.
Liverpool 4raln Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 28. WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. 1 northern Duluth, lis Id;
No. t hard winter, lis Id: No. 2 Msnltoba,
lis 4d; No. $. lis Id.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new. 7s lid
FlyOI'R Winter patents. 42s.
HOPS In London, Pacific coast, 1 10s
(T4 16s.
Evaporated Apples Dried Fralts
NEW YORK. June iH. EVAPORATED
APPLES Wulet: fancy, 6V(fVo; choice,
mVic: prime, 7H'7S!.
DRIED FRVIT-Prunea. firm: Call-
forrifaa, 4'V,l"Sc; Oregons. $71610o.
Apricots, steady; choice, lfu4c: extra
choice vttjc; isncv, k'iuiuc. i-eacnas.
Quiet; choice, r'tT'lc; extra choice, t',(f
6V4c: fancy. 61iAV-c. Raialiia. steady:
loose mus atella, VUVA:; choice to fancy
seeded, 7t7"iC; aeeaiess, a'i'c; lxndun
layers, $1 .300 1.40
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June Js.-METALS-Iad.
bc. Spelter, not ouoted. Copper, ,ulet;
electrolytic. 120 261W0.60. Iron, quiet; No.
1 northern, 114 5yi6.0u; No. I not them.
r4.t6014.75: No. 1 southern, $14.00344 60;
No. 1 southern, $1$. 76.14. 16. Tin, easy,
at t40.0Otf.il. 00.
At Iiondon: Spot copper. 2 Ss: fu
tures. 63 10s. Antlmonv. tmu'Vr,. Lead.
tU 17s d- SpelUr, 3 10s.
4111 sat Hoaln.
SAVANNAH. Ja., June 2 -TURPENTINE
Firm: 364c; aalea, 472 Mils.; re
ceipts. :'J bbls.: shipments, 476 bbls. ;
sto-k, J.I4 hhls.
ROSIN Firm; sales, l. bhls. : rw
reipts, 'jm bbls ; stilpmenls, 1.AA6 hhls ;
sloc k, 64, .'l3 bbls. (juote: A, B, L OMra 0;
. $3.4&; E F, M.Jv: O. $3 4i 1.40;
If. 1136; I. $:! Vn i; K. t-'t 7o; U. U :i,
N, $' 40, WO, (6c0; WW, $6 60.
OMAHA LIYEJTOGK MARKET
Some Cattle Steady and Other Kindt
Stronger Lambi Sell Around
Forty Centt Higher.
HOGS EXPERIENCE A BIO SLUMP
StJl Til OMAHA. June 3. 1Mb.
MeceHita were: Cattle, ling Kheep
'innate McmiHY s.txii
S:tme day last week... 4,A1'
Same diiy 1 ik. ago.. .ll
Same day t w ha. ego.. 4,'iW
Snme day 4 ks. go.. 3.4'A.
Same dav last vear g.iasl
. ;i..'
H.I14
7.4X
.;iu
S.J
2,l
10.373
ire loiiowing tsole snows the riw'ipta
Of rialtlc h.,a. , Unillh
ipta
maha live stork market for the yai to
""'i aa compared taun last year:
1116.- 114 Inc.
Cattle itiH M : i.4 ,
Deo
Hogs 1 tf-sl.7s7 .34t.Din Jg.VlK
Sheep 1.0.1.767 I.OS1.6?: W.'flO
The following table aiiowa the average
price for hogs at the bouth Omaha live
stock tnaikrt for the last .'ew days, with
comparleona:
Date. 1M6. I94. lia.,)WU l!'ll.l10.lli"
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
una
una
Juno
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7 l. WI
8 03i
'.1
t 01
t ni
I 06)
H M
8 6
6 661
I
8 50
I 0
I 13
8 411
8 H
Ml
111
lei
1 w
7
t79
79 t3
7 14'
iosv
T
7 2?S
6 7'J
V I 61
1 40 1 67
I 86 i 7 14
t 31 7 63
301 ; 61
t 7
6 86i
t 1) t 31 7 63
'
7 3;
7 KVV
I Kt
t W
8 81
7
t 43
t 131
t 23
8 20i
4)
7 34 4
7 Zfv,
T
8 sai
8 "!
t 0i
I 12:
8 17 1
8 I6l
I sni
17
i
7 45
8 44
1"
U
to,
t Mi
7
7
7
461 14
7 40
7 44
7 68
7 64
1 f"
7 Sy
7 Hit,
t 63
3 62
tul $'l2
801 t 14'
$4' (Ml
8 4
t 44
ill
tiol
'Sunday.
Receipts snd disposition of live stock
at the I'nlon stock yards. South Omaha,
tor twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. in.
yesterday:
RECEIPTSCARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 14 r's.
C M. A St. P 8 7
Wahash 2
Missouri Pacific... I
I'nlon Pacific 16 21 34 3
C. a N. .. ,et..M M .. 10
C, St. P.. M. O.. 16 6 .. I
C , B. A Q . enat ... 7
C, B. A Q.. weat... 18 ID
(.. R. 1. P.. east 7 I
'.. R. I. A P.. west .. 1
Illinois Central . :.. 1
Chi Great Weat... 12 4
Total receipts. .162
DISPOSITION
140 .14 18
-HEAD.
ittle. Hogs Sheep.
6K1 3,047 1.124
810 1.417 S.
60S 1.9M 1.213
647 3.IIW 3,827
466
t
1
160
128
67
41
X
34
3
. n
22
6
6
t
M
loo ,.r,
l(K 647
Cs
Morrla A Co
Swift A Co
Cudahy Parking Co....
Armour i Co
J.' W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing. Co....
8. O. Packing Co
Menton, Vansant A L. .
F. II. Iwl
J. II. Bulla
L F. Huat
Rosenstock Bros
Werthelmer A Degen..
Sullivan Bros
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
oflicr buyera
Totala $.780 7,971 10.410
CATTLE Recelpta were very fstr this
morning, 149 cars being reported In, but
It was the emalleat Monday's run sines
four weeks ago. As compared ilh a
car ago there was a gain of a few nun
uied head. . ,
The market on beef steers opened alow
and buyers' early bids were genet oily a
little lower than last weeks high lose.
Sellers, however, held on firmly, and In
the end forced buyers to Pay steady, or
ruse to steady, for the big bulk of the
receipts. There wss nothing very choirs
In the way of full loads to test out the
top.
Cows and heifers were In good demand
and sold very freely at prices that vveie
good and strong as compared will' last
week's close.
Klnrkara and feeders did not SllOW any
! material change compared with last week.
(Quotations on cattle: iiooa 10 i-noiu
yearlings, $s.7.Vu! 36; good to choice corn-
fed beeves, $l(wrv.au; fair to gooa corn
fed heave. ts3nu8.hO: common to fair
cornfed leevoa. t7.26s'tti.S0; good to choice
heifers. 87.6006.00: aood to chol'-e cows.
$.76!fTW; fair to good cows, $6.763.75;
common to fslr cows, M.OOQe.ct; good to
choice stockcrs and . feeders, $7.HW8.20;
fair to good stackers and -feeders, $..004$
7.60; common to fslr stoekera and feed
ers, $6.36417.00; stock heifers, $5.7&37.00;
stock cows, $r.60U6.M: stock calves, tfl.OO'tf
8.00; veal calves, m.OOOlO.OO; fat bulls.
staga, etc., $..2C'jf 7.26.
Representative aales:
bhhk .st farms.
Na . P No. . Pr
7 Iftil 7 II 11 tn
1 1IW 1 0 K 1137 t 61
17 . 1 4 Will
4 Ml jo n m 1
! 747 I 2S M 1S1 1 0
Jt ...Ull t 40 4 1IW1 I H
14 :..1I71 1 4 111 1 IN
7S 1KI H 34 1611 US
77 1147 I bh
BT1'" H8 AND HEIFERS.
u loo m tr..... T40 i w
is mi i in M, l "n
16 t 1 4 747 OA
II) 147 1 10
COWS
8 H 4 b 7 NX! I M
I rr 4 0 10 1041 4S
I fin ib i lost 4s
1 171 I M II Kit 70
I 106J 1 M i 104 71
( 10 17 t1l SO
II 107 111 ....:... ...1171 4H
II 1OT4 U 4 1106 18
M 1084" 40 t 1K4 1 40
HBIFERiS,
... 4A 6 SO 4 Ill l
12 tut t M 1 rro i on
I I0H 76 1 .". 440 1
II 116 T 00
CALVES.
T 140 1ft 1 140 VI
4M IA 1 , 1 71
STOCK ERr AND H'g.EDl'ltH.
II M 6 I.., 714) 7 M
il MS 0 76 10. MS 7 4f.
II U0 W 1 1044 7 60
4 TI6 1 00
HOOS It waa a long, hard fight In
the hog yards this morning. In the first
rlsre receipts were the largest lor a
Monday that they have been sines the
middle of May, and to make It still worse
buyers had made up their minds that re
ceipts would run heavy during the re.
mainder of the week. Some were esti
mating the recelpta for Tuesday as high
ss 200 cars. At the same time advices
from all other selling points Inf. lea ted
ni re or less of a break everywhere
fnfortunately shipping orders were
vtry small, so that the market did not
have Ita usual support from that source.
The more urgent orders were quickly
filled and some of the buyers began drop
ping out, so that before sit the hogs
could be disposed of the market eased
off again, hecomlng very dull and weak
on. what wss left unsold.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Bh. Pr No. . Bh. Pr.
7 SO 7 14 11 W IW 7
1 4r4 ... 7 16 Ml 7
ti Ml 40 1 M 44 St.: 14 7 IIV,
41 g7l ins 7 so 104 ... 7 1
HI K7 to 1 2i"4) 41 Ill 40 1 M
47 tin ie T ' - i
11 r7 an t w m i i
71 1 so 7 11 K i i
CO 22 40 1 17
HIT. IIP Price, went ui Ilka a rocket
this morning, bprlnu lamha sold around
40c higher than the best time Isst woek,
snd the trade was so active at the ad
vance that everything was anspoaea oi
before 10 o'clock in the morning. The
beat Idaho springs sold at $10 St as against
19 !W, the top last week.
Ewea were loo nignrr man last wees.,
the top being $6 60 as against 16.86 last
week. The offerings were very light,
there being only a few scst taring lots on
sale. The market wss also practically
bare of vearllnga and old wethars. thete
not beii.r enough In sight to cut any
figure In tho trade i ,
Omaha waa the big apot on Ua map
this morning, having more sheep end
lambs, according to the esrly estimate,
thun any other market. At this point
thirty-four cars were reported in the
yarls. snout thirty cars of them being
nrin lambs. Idaho furnished most of
the supply, there being a fsw Oregon
but voiy lime stun nom any oiner
state.
Everything was in sellers fsvor this
morning, light receipts snd stronger mar
Het being reported at all other selling
points. At the same time local receipts
were by no imtana burdensome, being
slightly smsller than on Monday of last
week, though larger than any previous
Monday for several weeks bark As
compared with a year ago there was a
slight decrease. In addition to the mod
el ate run today there was also a pma
peot that the receipts for the remainder
of the week would be far from heavy.
With all tne mnrkrt conditions In their
fsvor. eli rs aero not slow In asklnc
more money for their holdings, with the
lecult tlm I the tnirkft shonl the big
ailvnnre roted aoe.
Wuotnllona on sheep and lamls
lemhs. good to choir". $7.7Vn lambs,
fair to good. f7.fc"i 7 To: lam sprinu.
lanrlo!l; yenrllnss. .'air In chntee. ID M
fr," .'.I a.llioia fan- t, rhitlt-a V. fw.ii
rwes. gooil to choice, 14 KM6.60; ees, fair
to good, $4 i4i(4. TV
o
V' Idnhn spring lamha
11." Idaho spring lambs
I' Idaho spring lambs
MO Idsho faring lambs
Ill cull ewes
." Idaho ewes
Av
Pr
7 O)
in ;s
in i".
10 2 ".
4 Ol
6 2Ti
.
IIIHll.O 1.11 K STOCK M4HKK.T
Cattle Strong Hoia Weak Sheep
trong.
( illCAtli). Juno 2 -CATTLE lle
celpts. IK.rtO head; market strong; native
beef stecis, 16 T.Virti 7.1; western steers,
17 . 2011 .. 4" ; cows and heifers, li i'lV1 4";
calves, 17 0..W1IK4V
111 k;S -Kccelpia. 46 fl head, mnrkrt
weak, HHiI.h- lower; bulk of eaies. 1,.4"(
7ti; light, $746(i7.-; mixed. 17.lr.vr7.;;
heavy? 5'ti7..": rough. $.9a'J.i; plga.
fi tii7..i
8IIEEP AND LA MTS -Receipts, 8.0OI
hend; market sti-ong: s':enp, 8igVniif,;
lambs. ir.2M0ii; springs. 7. init io w
Kanaaa City l.lve Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June S8 -CATTLE
Recelpta.. ,m head: market, lower;
prime fort stoers, t9.0ii,0.60; dressed beef
steers, 7.7iti9.io: western steers, 17.601
9 V: rows, $4 Mm 7.7V heifers, $7.0PV9.4t);
storkers and fteilers. tgtVtil.Co; tnills,
1.767.26; calves. $. Uu.
HiaiS Receipts, o.toi hrsrf: market,
lower: bulk. $7 4'it)7 &''; heavy. $7 i:t
7.6i; packers and hutchera. $7.4!mr7.i;
light, 17 ri7.r.?v,, t;.u,i7 4,,
KHEFP AND LA M IIS Receipts. 6.4i
head; market, higher: lambs. $n OttjflO.JO:
yearllnpr, $.67ia.ni; wethers. , !6.X;i.25;
ewes, 14.116 76
St. I. owls I.Ue Stork Market.
ST. Un, June ?4. 4'ATTLE 'He
celpta, 8.3UI head, market, higher; native
beef ateers. 17 40 ; yearlings, ateers
snd heifers. k.m.ifi.4i: oowa, $d.OifiJ7.."0.
stockers and feeder. $ti.2j; southern.
6.2.V(i8.o- cows and helfere, $4 00.(.60;
native islvea, i"..Oip 10 00.
H(K1.-Hrcelpts, 9.600 head; msr-t.
lower: pias snd lights. $6,2."i.j7.i6; mixed
and butchers, $7.7tti'7.i; good heavy,
17 "6477 Hp.
SIIKKP AMI l.AMH8-Rv-elpts. t.OOO
head; market, higheri clipped native
muttons, $6 OH16 26; clipped Ismhs, f7.t$
1.60; aprtng lambs, $7.U 10.50.
glona City Lire lteck Market.
BIOl'X CITY. la-. June 3l.-OATTt.E-Re
.pts, 3.600 head; market steady to 10
ffl6c lower; natlvs steers, $ti.75'(f.on;
butchers, ti 3A7.76; cows and heifers, $4 M
CP4.66; canners, $40ivti6 .(Hi; stomors and
feeders, 16.$Ai"7.40; rglves, $7.tMT 10.0u;
bulls stags, etc., $RCOt6no.
H04H Hecelpts. 6 Ml head; market 10c
j.tic lower; heavy, $7.J04i7.4u; mined, $7.1
i 7 20; llKht, 7.OOU7.10; hulk of sales, $7.0",
0'' 26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-None quoted.
. J
t. l.oula Grain Market.'
ST. tOCIS. June SH-WHKAT-No. t
red, $1.144J'1.16; old, $1.KJi1.18: No. 1 hsrd.
nominal; July. 1I.01V tieptember, 11 OOtf
1.00's
CORN-No. 1 white. 77c; July. 73SC
73c; September, 71VHf71Hc.
OATS- No. $, 47c;. No. 1 while, 4Sic;
July, 404c; September, Hc
Stock tn Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets:
St. Louis .1,300 9 600 t.OOJ
Kansas City 9,:v t fyn 6.4A)
Sioux City , t.m 6,600
Chicago 16,(40 tj.ono $.(0
South Omaha t.JOO ,7(JI .l
Totals
,M 79.200 26.0110
I
cv York .Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. June 26. -MERCANTILE
PAPKR-3Mi3S per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Sixty dsv
bills. $4.7360: demand. 14 76; rabies. $4.77.
SILVER Bar, 4flVic, Meglcan dollars,
S7HC
BOND8 Oovarnment, steady; railroad,
heavy.
TIME IX1ANS Strong; six days, $V8
24 per cent; ninety days. 2WS per ceot;
six months, 8 per cent.
CALL MONKY-ateady: high. J per
cent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rates, 14
per oent: last loan, 2 per cent; closing;
bid, IV per cent; offered at. 2 per cent.
Closing prices on bonds:
V. g. rsf. Ii. ri ... HIiMa. Pso. ev.'li M
do coupon (7 N. T. C a. H, ... TtU
V. g. Is r 1(l"Vi"N. Y. Otr 4HS..1091,
do aousun 10O4N. T. Dtats 4Ujl 1U0I4
V- e. a. rs i I. I., n. tf. m H
os roupon iini c.
Psnsms Is eoupoa. .toolNo. Par.lfls 4s
Am. KmsHsra s ...104 Me Is
A T. T. . 4',.iniO. g. rat. 4s..'.
Armour A ro. 4Hs., W Pso. T. T. Is..
AtohlMo. gsn. 4.... 01 H Pint. coo. 4s
Bl 4 Ohio 4s 1 n mo. 4v
(Iim. A Ohio 4m,. M Raa4lns o 4s.,.'
r. R. o. . 4 ... mvu. i. a h r. r
.110
. KO
. 4SV4,
. 17
. 97(4,
. 91H
.IMS
(1 M 8 P g 4141. loo go. Far. n is HIV
do 6s 10H do rsf. 4a 64
C. A . rf. 4vj... ' do ot. to
1 ac n. vr. rvi. o . uno. nauwir SO....
m san. 4a 7 L'oloa Paulfle 4s..
itn. Klartrle (S ..10I do (T. 4e....i...
01. No. 1st 4i s'4r. g Ttunber is..
100
103 Vt
III. Can. rvf. 4s... 87 I'. 8. Staal la 101 a.
K. Ci. go. rat. Is... "4Wibash 1st ss looi
I. N. unl. is.... 114. Wast. I'sloa tlw
kl K. T 1st 4s. 7l4,Wsat. Blac. tr. it. .104
( 'Bid. "Offsrod.
Coffee lllarke..
NEW TORIC, June 17. COFFEE The
market for coffee futures opened at un
changed prices to an advance of 8 points
and sold 2M points net higher during the
railv trading In sympathy with steady
Bralllan markets. Thorc waa some talk
nf a July short Interest, but there ap
peared to bo no special demand for that
position and prices later eased off under
scattered selling, which may have Itean
Inspire,! hy reports of slightly easier cost
und frelgh offers for now crop shipment
from Hantos. The close was I points
lower to 1 point higher. Sales, B.7S0 bags
Quote: June. 6 too; July, 7 00c; August.
Soc; September, 6.78c; October. 6.84c;
November, in; December, 6.83c; Jan
uary. 6.146c; February. $K0c; March, (J.Me:
April, eWlc; May, 7.0!. Hpot quiet; Rio
io, 7, use; Santos No. 4, t"c. Offers of
' roy rinuia is wero reported In the
cost snd froight market st 8 90! 00c. Re
7s g.AucUi.t&c. Mllrels prices and the Rio
exchange rate were unchanged.
It(tr Market.
NEW YORK. June 28. HI'OAR-Raw
barely steady: centrlfugsl, 4.s384 sue; mol
' 4.0t)u4.I2c. Refined steady; cut
loaf, 7c; crushed. H Vv; jrould A, 1 66c'
cooes, ii.lV XXXX powdered, t.o; pow
dered. t.sOc; fine granulated. 6.10c; dia
mond A. 1 10ci confectioners' A. c; No
1. 6.5c. Futures declined lti3 points early
today on srattered selling prompted by
more favorable weathor in Cuba.
Spot raw sugar closed steady. Sales
of 6,' buks Oil sn centrifugal at 4 tc
and 16.000 bags Porto Rico centrifugal at
4H)c. Molasses sugar, 4.0384.12-.
Cotton -Market .
NEW YORK, June 28. CrrTTON Spot,
quiet; mldllng uplands. 166c.
Cotton futures opened steady. July,
21c; October, .4c; December, t.92c.
January, tree. March, 10 23c.
Cotton closed steady at a net advance
of tan points.
LIVERPOOL, June- 21 COTTON' Spot,
steady; good business done; good mid
dling, R.47d; mldllng. 617c; low middling.
4.71d. Sales it,') bales. Including 13,000
American and t.VM for speculation and
export.
Dalath t.rala Market.
Dl'LUTH. Minn.. Jun, tt-WHEAT-No.
1 hard, 11.87; No. 1 northern, $1 8&8
1 Ho; No. $ northern, $1 .8UQ1.32; July, $1.S;
S'Pteinber. ll.istt,; durum. No. I $1.11;
No. 1. $1 1M.17; July, $1.21; Sept'epiber,
$1.064.
Dry t.oods Market.
NEW YORK. June 2&.-DRY TOOI$
Prices ajincuuced on domesllrs by a
large Chicago Jobbing house, had a good
effect cn the pilmury market today. Ixw
and medium grade worsted dress goods
we.re In letter demand.
FOSTER SAYS THE DAYS OF
SUSPENDED SENTENCES FEW
James Phillip and Frank Swoboda. ar
rested by Offlser Lyman Wheeler of
Dundee ststton for speeding, were ar
raigned before Judge Foster and fined
$') and costs each with suspended sen
ton ce.
"My patience la about exhausted with
you speeders," asserted the magistrate,
"the days of the suspended sentence are
Indeed numbered; take warning."
11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading; on Exchange Without Any
Special Feature.
FURTHER R2ADINQ DEMAND
NEW YORK. June 2$ -Trading In
storks today was without aterla fer.ture.
exept for a further demand for Reading
am' li'itildatlnn In Cnlted Slates Rubber,
liradlng a strength was attributed to re
ports ihat the company was to parth Ipate
In exports of coal for Mediterranean
ports, presumably for Frsm-e and Italy,
while Rubber's 3-polnt decline to dtv.
with partial recovery later, was sgaln
bused upon doubt concerning the stabil
ity of Ita dividend.
t'tilied States Steel, coppers and a few
of the more speculative eperlaltice ad
vanced I to lt points, the metal ,TOiip
holding the better part of Its gsln in
connection with a revival of domestic de
mand for the refined producta.
There were contrary movements ex
tending from 1 to 2 points In Canadian
Pacific. I nlon Pacific and Southern Pa
cific, as well as Rethlehem Steel, West -Ins
house and Baldwin Locomotive. Peal
ing were limited to professional trader.
Tola I aales amounted to 2t77.ono sharea.
Wabash shares were almost entirely
neglected, w hile Missouri Pacific and Rock
Island were inactive within extremely
narrow limita.
Increased weaknesa was shown by ex
change on Psris and Rome. Checks ol
Paris moved to 6.6i snd llres were
quoted at ... both rates establishing new
records. In the later afternoon 4 1 jnndon
exchange also declined sharply, d -msnd
bills repeating repeating their recent,
lower record of 4 76. The Rank of Eng
land released another $2 ortVOW (told which
la designed for shipment to this market
via Canada.
Railroad conditions, particularly in the
w est, showed an increase of tonnage over
the corresponding period of last yesr.
This applied mainly to grains, mlscellane
oiik freight being smaller.
London was again a moderate seller
here. Canadian Pacific being offered at
conceaslons. Rumors of further liquida
tion for German Interests lacked confirm
ation. The bond market was dull snd hsavy,
a Whiting the outcome of the morrow's of
ferings of tile new $76,000,000 New York
bonds. Tots) sales, par Value, aggregated
II I'nited States bonds were un
changed on call.
I.oadon Htoek Market,
LONDON. June M. -American securities
on the stock market closed dull, a shade
under parltv.
SILVER Bar. ltd per ounce.
MIONEY-1V per cent.
DISCOUNT RATEct Short bills, 4Vt per
cent; three months, 44.Per eent.
Metz Lets Contract
for Fine Residence
One of the finest residences In Omaha
ts planned by Charles Mets at iS South
Thirty-eighth street. While no figure Is
given out with the announcement' of the
contract Just let to N. J. Hlldlng. It la
generally understood among; the con
tractors that the structure calls for the
expenditure of some $90,000. It Is to be of
faced brick and cut stone. John Trtni Is
the architect
Matters Asks More
Time to File Bill
Thomas H. Matters, the Omaha at
torney under sentence of s4x rears tn the
federal prison, hss engaged. John U Web
ster as counsel and has asked for addi
tional time In which to file the bill of ex
ceptions In his appeal. The time for this
waa previously extended f rem June 1 to
July 1, and now United States Howell has
s greed to an extension of time to July 10.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. RATHBUN TUESDAY
The funeral of Mrs. Oeorg Rathbun. '
a resident of Omaha alnna 1170, who died
Sunday at her homo, 8101 Carter street,
will bo held today at o'alock from
the Taggart chapel with sanrtceg eon
ducted by Rev. Charles W. Barldge. The
body will bo sent to MotruokaU. la-, Mrs.
Rathbun's former herna,
Mr. Rathbun wag a prominent mem
ber of tho Rabekah lodge, under whoso
auspices the funeral will be held. Be
sides hsr husband she la survived hr a
son, 0 sorts A. Rsttrhun. of Loe Angeles,
who Is tho Southern. California manager
of the Equitable Life Insurance company
of New Tork.
GOVERNOR SLA TON THANKS
HOWELL FOR HIS LETTER
staaaSaaaggSaSa
United Stales Attorney Howell has re
ceived a lstter from Governor Joha M.'
Rlaton of Georgia, thanking htm far his
letter commending tho governor tor his
action In commuting the sentence of Lo
M. Frank to life Imprisonment. "I am'
glad to note that my old school mate ap
proves my courts and I belle vw tho time
will ooms when the people of Qeorgla
will do tho same," says tho goTsrnor.
TOM FLYNN SAYS HE ONLY
GETS THE WEATHER REPORT
Friends of City Clerk Flynn frequently
ask bint, "Any news from Washington?"
Tho dark meets these queries by dis
closing a weather report as bolng his
last and beat Information from the na
tional capital.
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"MILLIONAIRE KIDS" TO GO
WEST FOR THE SUMMER
Sixteen sons of rich men of Now Tork,
Brooklyn and Boston are onrouts srest
for their summer outing, following a
cit torn adopted by eastern millionaires
reveral years ago.
pniEY RnnnELL
& CO. -
NEW YORK-CHICAGO
Stocks Gotten
Grain-Provisions
KtmBt,
Mow Tork Stock algohapge
ITsw Tork Oottoa Bxehaag)
Chicago Boar ef TM
St. boats Ksroaukata Baefcaag
Sansaa Olty Boar of Treats
KUHaoapolla Ohambeg of OnaiatSJins
Oaukh Orala Bgohaagp
711-15 Drandels Olds.
W. Q. FULLER, n&r.
larea, frank, tlmelr osmoMut oa Hew York
to. I Birkaass laraataianl aaearxialtlaa avail-
Mi la in. uuall aaaall aa las lata aaaur.
lnTHK ODD LOT RBVISW. rMallabad vast
ly Joha Mulr a Oa..41 Bmedwaj. Ksv Hark
ntr II o a rear.
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