THE BEB: OMAHA," I'UkbUii. x, 1 U 1 7.
r
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
North,
. fc'Oft ItENTAUractiva 4-rooni apL In th
Phailan, 138 8. 21t Ave. Kasy walking
aisiance. a. w. Hinder. 8:a City Nat
Bank Bldg. Apt. phone Tyler olTio
phona Dour l!M4.
FOU RENT S-rOom flat, modern. $18; big
gest bar ca in in city for price. Call Doug-
STEAM-HEATED apartments, $18 up. near
posionice. a. p. siebMna-, isn cmiago.
FOUH-ROOM, steam-heated. $1$ mo., near
poa toff tea Q. p.. stabblrva,- 1610 Chicago
ESTABROOK apartment, four room, fit
month. Q. P. Btebbins. 1610 Chicago.
Miscellaneous.
MORIS than modern new brick ; sleeping
porch, nice lawn, exoeiient location; warn
ing distance. V. Bear. H. isos.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
HENTAIi HKAPQUARTERS VOH OMAHA
FOR RENT Business Prop'ty
Stores.
STOREROOM. lth and Pine; very reason-
bia reotj good location lor email busi
ness. ALFRED THOMAS,
801 Farnam Bid.
1111 DODGE 8T. 22x132 Ft. 2 floors and
basement with elevator. a. if, Beriner
Co., D. 840. '
MODERN STORES AND OFFICES IN FAR
nam Bldg. Tint Trust Co. D. 11M.
MODURN store, corner 16th and Chicago,
O. P. Scebblns, li'.O Chtcairo.
Ofaccs and Pcsk Room.
Choice ohim space. Bund Bide 17th and
Douglaa. McCaguo Inv. Co.
Garages and Barna.
PRIVATE ,torage. brick garage, 25th Ava.
and Dodge St. 2636 Dodge Bt.
OOOD bilck range at (28 So. 26tb, St tor t
cara. 3326 Dodge. St. .
Miscellaneous.
Landlords. Attkntioni
Wa will aecura a deslra' la tenant for
your vacant store, houee or flat within 30
daya If on the South Sid, and In a tenable
condition, or pay you a month'n rent
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
INCORPORATED. CAP1T V I36.C0O.
(13k I. 31th St. , Phone South 117.
MOVING AND STORAGE
' GORDON VAN CO.
riREPROOr WAREHOUSE
Packing, storage and mov
ing. 211 N. lWl ' 8L Phone
Douglas 3t4. '
flffitlTY SS$L- FREE
Phona ' Douglas tit . for complete
Hat of vacant bouse and apart
ments. Alio for- storage, moving.
tfy and Jackson fits."
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.,
Expert earvioe; prompt attention. Tour
moving, your packing, your storage.
Main rttim' fititrai furniture -Htere, -
17th and Howard. TeL p. 7786,
Separata locked rooms for household
goods and pianos; moving, packing .and
hipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE- CO.,
ni a irh at. . Doualaa 418$.
Maggard
Van and two man,
LIS par hour.
Van and Storage. Co,,, Moving. Packing,
Storage and Shipping. Phone Doug. UG.,
Globe Van and. Storage Co.
Tor real eervic. In moving, packing and
etorlnt. call Tyler 2Q or uouglaa tw. .
JTt npPrv Kxpree, Co.. Moving.
. J. SXLtUlJ Packing and Storage.
HOT Farlam 8L Web. 7. Doug. (let.
EAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
NEW BUNOALOW.
Flv. rooma, strictly modern, finished. a
oak; located at 8923 N. 25th St. Price,
12,110. Terma, V'H tta nall cottage
In trade, .
NORRJS, ft, NORmS. ".
400 Bee Bldg. pbon. Pouglaa 4271.
BENSON Convenient,. 6-room -collage;
fenced: bearing trees; block from :car;
11,250; SIM caeh. .6120 Bryan St. Option
on first lot west." ' ' ,-
Nojth
PRAIRIE PARK.- : "'
8-room strictly hioc'le rti home.' Incaled
near 1'rairie I'utk- Large lot, un pavtd
strecL l'ricw u,560.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
637 Omaha Nat'i Bank JUdg. , . D. J,7S1,
NEAJ4 34TH AND AMM AVE.
Brand. neo bungalow, 5 rooms. and bath.
Strictly modern; oak finish and up-to-dato
In eyery-wa.yi-lot BOxlUfi. Price $2,
860. Cash or on; Rasp terms. See this
and you', will' say it is the best value in
town. .... . ,. r
RASP BROS;, Realtors, - 1 vt"-' i
310-13-14 Keellne Bldg. ' : Tyler -721.;
7 FOR SALE.
L -
Ellison Ave, This Is a snap at $3,960.
Terms very . easy. Doug. 3600. '
W. S. FRANK. 801 Neville Blk.
FOR Mia or lease, one, o? both .lots, each
6sll$, at N. W. Cor. of 6th arid JJaven
port fits. Make beat offer to Mrs: H. L.
Hawver, Melrose Hotfl, Los Angeles, . Cal.
Uouth.
A LITTLE MONEY OR A FORD CAR.
We will sell you this nice 6 -room house,
located on 'S. 31at St. It la a nice home,
o , a large' lot, all modern except hea,t;
Ad can sell you this for 12,400. with a
c.nall payment down and $20- a month,
" BIO 4 REALTY CO.,
1015-16 W. O. W. Bldg. .Doug, I4$6.
MONTCLAIR BUNGALOW.
Stucco construction, large light rooma.
Oak floors, oak and enamel finish. Price
$3,800. Easy term. Another new build
ing for $3,650. Call Douglaa 1711 days.
Walnut 1560 evenings. .
. Miscellaneous.
WOKLU Kb ALT x CO..
Sun Theater
Bu'ijine
T, B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Insur
ance, 442 Bee Bldg. Douglaa 809t .
- R. S. 'TRUMBULL,
1301 1st Jfiit'l Bank Bldg. - M). 1U-
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
. H. t. WOLS". Raaltorr WaraBlk., Specls'ltot
In downtewn buslneaa property. . "
REAL ESTATE Investments
5 Acres Close .to Fairacres
, A FINE INVESTMENT "
We have listed twenty-nine 60-ft. lots
In one body, not m a than fi b Iks, from
the new Brownel! Hall site in 'alracres.
This Investment cannot help but make
'jieney for the buyer.
Do you knew how fast' this district 'Is
growing Into money and . how. eager the
far-sighted man Is to own -a piece of
ground in this vicinity T Don't lose this
- opportunity.
HIATT COMPANY,
IH-T-I Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Tyler to.
CHEAPEST "Corner on
FARNAM STREET
10841111 at t. aoutheaat pernor of.
ITth and Farnam. The neat corner In
tin. for d.v.lopm,nt. Special price tor a
few daya,
GLOVER & SPAIN (Realtors), .
Douglaa im. H- City National.
-.. AEA.8TMBNT.,; . -(
tT6,A0a..nenm. 19 per cent; one year
oldl v.nr fln. lecatton; . mortgag. -136,000
and lli aec.pt 110,000 In tradai bal.
ano. eaah or negottabl. paper.. ,V
ill KMllne Bldg. . -. - Douglaa 1191.
' CALKIN h CO..
I)ongla . City Nat. Bank Bldg.
see bs poSTnvestmbnt AND
itHOUl-AIIVB PBOPKRTtT.
A. P. TUKET A SON.
' REALTOR),
ll WW national Bank Bldg.
duMB BUIL01CR8 )nvi--tN Ul (unt only
when eecUred by mortiragee on new prop,
ertle,' built by Home Bulldere.
1.00 SHARKS OUARANTtiEO 1 p.r
v. t,
Oftleea? 17th and Douglaa Sta., Omaha,'
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
Wet
ASlv'US
Aik us for till ID reasons why we think
Waverly Park la a good buy. Finished
lots as low as 1550. 110 cash.
Harrison & Morton,
1& Omaha Nat.
Douglaa S14.
OHOlCr. Pundce lit Irt newcjtt addition, for
pul. cheap by owner. Addreaa iiox 3096,
lice.
North.
AFTER looking at UINNA LUSA $00 dtf
farvnt buyers deotded that It waa the beat
proposition on the market and they
baclted their ludnment by buying Iota
IF YOU will came out today you will
understand why the others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN St CO.
742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
CfXt&O Ft.. t&Hng Bemis l'ark, al a bur
gdln, Call Walnut 169.
South Side.
FLORKNCH real Katati co. Phone. Kh. 303,
Miscellaneous.
HAVE tract of ground bounded by. three
treeta. with sewer and water In. contain
ing za lota. Anyone wanting building lots
it would pay them to Investigate. Can
be used for a suouroan oome, uo noi
tomjture this with acreage. This is right
In the city, close to car line and good
school. Can alve terma. For further In
formation see TRAVER BROTHERS, 810
First National Bank Bldg. Douglas flint
DANDY LOT
J 60x135. two street : frontages; eaay
1 terms. Call Douglaa 1064 or evenings,
Ha-. 4168.
BKAUTIFULj 60.foot lota, 'Price $130,- only
$2 ensh and 60 cent per week. Doug. $31.
REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE
30 ACRES
of trackage, Inside the., city limits of
Omaha. For nore Information call Doug-
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
West.
A Complete . Poultry Farm
With One Acre and 5-Room
Bungalow .
We havfl juat completed a.B-reom bun
galow, with a good "cement basement;
wired for electricity .and complete wlth
seroem and screen, doors. TV a will ,ance
acre, build -you a large poultry house, fur
nish you with Jfc0-egg .Incubattor., A ood
well on place. Aero Is eonierr-prtly 1 block
to paved road. Free Jitney route.' Orbun
. Isys fine. Price $2,900; $2W. cash,. $27.40
per month. Call Tyler 50. and ask for
Mr. Manvllle. Office open evening, 7 till
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
. ; (Realtors)
'1614 Harney Street. "
Dundee.
DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
' Well looated lots on easy terma. Mod
ern, attractive homes.' Before toying
be sure and see u
GEORGE & CO.t
DUNDEE LOTV$6E0 CASH. - ,.
Balance easy terms; choice neighbor
hood; 51st and Farnam..
Phono - Owner WeJiater,. 7084.
UA'UtJAlN" DUNDEE LOT. JCAST FRONT.
$160 cash. 76x126 feet. . .
- F. D. WKAD. 810 SO. 1$TH ST.
S-ACRE blk., Falracre aTid' Brownel'. Hall
district, snap. C J. can an.
Miscellaneous, .
HOME8EEKERS. 'ATTENTION!
fin a, imall-.ossh payment we' will buy
tn lot you select, build a home sifter your
own plans and. yuU . can pay .for t on
.Viall monthly payments, without extra
Interest.
- SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO..
INCORPORATED CAPITAL 26, 000.
-34 th St. L Phona South 1247.
MEDIUM nucE"b hSmes
i" J On tlie South Hide, on 'full sized lots,
: ranging from $l,f.Uit lo $."i.0"i'. In different
:loealltles. with all city imv' ftient. near
schools and churches, ( tin ' bought from
us on a small cash' pay urn- ,.
SOUTH MAHAINV KtTI'AI ENT CO;
AC It Extracts, $75,110 own. $7.50' mo.
Close in near car. Dou"g. 60T4.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
77 $8,000 TO INVEST
WANT OMAHA PROPERTY.
J ff forced to sell set fer Al ay 1 write me.
I will' buv several 4 to- 6-room hou. x.
all or partly modern. In good rental dta- I
trlct ror spot i;asn; terma no ooJec price
must be very reasonable-, small lota pre
ferred. Give name, aadregs, lowest price
FOR CASH, full dlscrlpUop. of, property,
and ground, incumbrance and rental in
first letter or I will not reply. I-positively
will not disturb your tenants. Address
P. O. box 788, .Omaha,' Neb.
WANTED. TO BUY 6-ROQM Bungalow or
small bouse, west, southwest or Dundee.
ALLEN. 4 BABKETTj- ' . ' ,
--511- Bs Du.liqing. . .Doug. 7761.
LISTING houses to rsnt or sell on amall cash
payments, hae parties waiting. Western
Rattl Estate. 413 Karbach- Blk. P- 1H07.
LIST , your t and 6 -room housea with us,
WB SELL THEM. OS BORN HJ- REALTY
qo.. Tyler 496. '
LIST your property with M.-uery Ha gets
results. '
1057 Omaha Nat' J. Bank Bldg. Doug. 1166.
FINANCIAL
$2,500 MORTGAGE bearing l4 per cent
semi-annual secured by properly -valued
at $10,600. Talmage-LoomuInv.' Co., -W.
P.- W. Bldg. ' . ' . . ;
INSURANCE liri, '" tornado, automobile.
C. A. Qrlmmdl, 849 Oraha Na.tH Bk, Bldg.
Real EgtateTLoansJirt
City and Farm Loans
K, lk snd fl per pent. Also first mort
gages on farms and Omaha real estate for
sale. J, H. 'Dunvont & Co., 416-18 Keellne
Bldg,, -I7th nd Harney: -.
H. W B1ND15R.
, Money on hand for .ortgaga- loans.
City. N',a!t'.1 Bank ,,?ldt- ': "' '
$500,000 city "and farm loans, per cent,
Eselin, 612 Paxton Blk Red 740.1.
CITY and farm loans promptly made. Rates
6, 6 "A. and ( per cent Reasonable com
mission. ' ' " ' '
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
. 212 peuth J7th, On.aha-.Neb.
iTPBlTi CENT to$ par cent on best class eTty
residences fjn arriptHita $$.000 up: also
' farm loana Rcasonabla conimfsslon.
PETERS TRUST CO., 1821 Firnaro8t,
MONEY to loa . on Improved farms and
ranches,. We asp .buy gQOd fann mort
gages. MOUC inv. "--o.. ""inn".
6Vi AND 6 per cent farm and city flrst.mort
gitges for sale. & II. Lougea, Inc. 638
Keellne Bldg. ' .
OMAHA HOMES. EAST NEB. FARMS.
Q KEBFE R. B. CO., 10U Omaha Nat l.
FARM and city loans, 6, $Mi and 6 per cent.
' V0 H. Thomas, Keellne Bldg. Doug. 1648.
, NO PELAY IN CLOBIJSO LQANS.
W. T. Graham, 604 Bee Bldg.
SHOPEN A CO., PRIVATB1 MONEY.
GARVIN BROS.,
Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg,
MOtlKY HARRISON 4 MORTON,
J16 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. .
$100 to H,6oV mad promptly. F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sta.
LOlvRTfES. C. 0. CARLBERG. Ill ran-
dels Theater Bldg. P. ; 6 86. .
' r Ctnolta- flnrl RnitHl
UN'CLn HAM COMPANY OIL STOCK.
Company' reports over $S,000,000 net as
.sets; just. opened anpth'r new oll-ppol iu
Stephens county, Oklahoma,, ,Wt offer few
shares at one-third value: , - - . , ;
6,000 shares, one certHlcata".'. .. , .. .$29.50
.0,000 shares, one certificate. ...$58.00;
16,000 shares, on -certificate. ....... $87.00
25.000 snares, one certificate. ..... .$135.00
This etock carries 'It a- portion "bt ' cash;
dividend declared by U. -H. Cd..-payable
to stockholders June 13, 117. treat fu
ture. 3. V. nOLLICKR'CO..
STOCKS AND BONOS. "
10(1 Flst ML AVichfta, Kan.
Abitracts. of Title.
Eerr
Title. Guarantee
nd Abstract Co.,
306 S. 17th St., ground floor.
Hon fled by Mass. Bonding aoa ins. uo.
REED ABSTRACT to., oldest abstract' of
flce In Nebraska. 206 Brandela Thester.
Misceilaneouj.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
Rspresent prompt pay Insurance com
panies. 644 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida Lands.
RAlSK ALFALFA In FLORIDA (Natal
Uy) this wiiu or.. First uu Hug 00 daya;
fi.O and )90 Hiinually on $t0. land.
'aton Blk Walnut ZW lventnisV
Michigai. Lands
Ft it IS IM C LOVKlt-LA N D FARMS.
Utiiltis thrive. Drouth, tiiill unknown.
Rout ciop.H. tinlryhig. grazing, Ideal, Fins
nnula, nuirket: 143 growing days. Aver
aai killing frosts October 2. Terma easy.
Oeorgo' Howell, jr., 22 Bacon Ulk.. ilar
qiiettf, Mich. 1
Minnesota Lands.
VVK1TK toduy for our lti of Red Rlvor
vnlley lunils; located elose to Crookston,
Minn. Prttfs rmisljitr fmni $27 to $30 per
a i' re. (treat itnii-m Lund Co., Fredericks
burf. Va.
Missouri Lands.
SMALL MO Farm ItO cash and $6 month'
ly; no Interest or taxes; highly productive
land; close to 3 Ms markets. Write for
Photogrnuhs and full Information. Munger,
A-119, N. Y. Life HUIg.Kansaa City, Mo.
OhKAT" bargains, $5 down, $5 monthly tuya
40 acres good f nilt and poultry lend near
town, southern Amsuuri, rnee only i:uo,
Addreas Ho 808, Excelsior Springs. Ma.
Montana Lands. .
MONTANA HO.MKSTKAD8 1I.0J0.BM aersa,
' tt40 or $30 a 3s for you. Circulars free.
Write Homes tend Bureau, of Montana.
Dept. 96, Box M6, Butte. MonL
Nebraska Lands.
FOR SALK liiO acres at $65 lr acre, one
snd a half miles cunt or Loup City, Nb.
Sixty acres broke, twenty in alfalfa, bal
nea pasture at present; all fenced and
-cross-fenced; no bulldlmts; on main road
to town; telephone and school house scrota
road. THIS would mane a gooa aairy larm
large creamery In city.' Will consider a
fev. acres close lo Omaha or small mod
ern home close to city as first payment,
not to be valued over 1,000, balance aft
per cent, .write owner, Mela Enevoidseo
Kimball. Neb.
L AKKV1KW farm. Ch'O acres, 2 .miles
west of Lincoln, Neb. ' A dairy and bog
farm, Well- equipped' with buildings. 90
acres alfalfa. No wants land. Write for
particulars. I must sell soon. C. H. -
drews, 710 P St., Lincoln, Neb.
lull HA I. Id OR TRADW.
1,410 acre ranch Southwestern Thomas
' County, Nub., partly Improved, price 112,60
, per acra
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY,
Douglas 241 fi. 680 Brandels Bldg
REAL BARGAIN.
ICO acres fiti, level land.- Got d neigh'
horhood. Six miles of town, $15 en! acre.
J. li. Hansen, Ml! National. Fidelity Bldg.,
. omaha, Neb.
SMALL Nebraska fa nun on eaay .payments
6 acres up. Wo farm the farm we sell
you. The Huugcrford Potato Growers' As
sociation. 16th and i Howard Sts.. Omaha
Douglas 8S7L .
WET land made dry enough for crops or
no pay .Is .our way of draining , land. No
tract too. large or too wet. Guarantee
Drainage Co., Oakland, Nob.- . .
EAST central Neb.. SO acres, highly Im
proved farm, close , to town, snap, terms,
possession al once. S, S. and R. E. Mont
Romery.. -. - '
FOR SALE Beat large body high-grade,
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money; required. C. Bradley. Wol
baeh. Nel.
South Dakota Lands.
UO, 240 AND 320-ACRB farms, highly Im
proved, for sale; near Watertown, a, D.
MIDWEST LAND COMPANY.
1057 Omaha Nnt'l. Hanlt Idg-. Doug. 1166.
Miscellaneous.
CHOICE! western farms and randies for sale.
Also relinquishment. ' Writ Emerson
Real'y Co.. Kl- hall. Neb.
, AUTOMOBILES
THIRTY new 30x3 casings uml , tubes at
less than wholesale price. Fourteen new
34x4 H casings and ' tubes at less than
wholesale prlca, Large number new
truck bodies for Ford cara. Five nevr
rear axlo assemblies1 fer Fords. Twenty,
flvo new'expreas bodies for trucks, $ feet
by 43 Inches.
ANDREW MURPHY A SON, .Omaha, Neb.
WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC
4 . USED CAR DBPT.
Doug. S29. 8047-1 Farnam'.
Touring cars and roadsters of Overland,'
Stud ''halter. Maxwell- Ford, Oakland,
Mitchell., lmirk ana ,lltms,on--maXcs,.
TK R MS IF DESIRED. , '
Prompt attention given to all Interested
out -of-town buyers.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
I'iifl Farnam Ht. Douglaa 1310.
"15 Hudi , mod. 6-40.
'16 Haynes light six.
'11 Maxwell.
'16 Dflvis.
WE will trade you a aew Ford -for your
old one. ,
INDUSTRIAL GAftAGB CO.,
20th and .Harney. Douglas 6261,
C. W. i'-RANCiS AUTO CO.
Used, Car Dept.
''-18 Fsrnam St. Douglas 863.-"
K """t any make at reasonable prices,
T iM'ijno racer. Just built, 70 M. P. H. car;
Musnn motor, Salisbury racing axle. H..T.
max nt'tn. etc., suitable for racing at fa Ira.
etc. $2110. Croastown Garage, 116 8. 14th
FOH HALE cheap for cash. Five-passenger
Ford car. Phone Benson . 298, $002
Military Ave.
tell at hinSeley,
Auto J-pairl'ni,"ixport, mechtniea.
31 it .Harney. Ht. , .Doug. I&4Q.
CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS.
AUTO EXCHANGE, 2107 FARNAM. D. fi088.
BARGAIN Eject rlc car, in excellent condi
tion, call i). 776 or walnut 773.
BERTS' HY "Kan-Flx-lt." Southeast cor.
nrr gnt h and Harniy Sis Pouglaa 2&52.
WE TAY cash for Fords. Aula Salvage tt
Exchange, lift- 8. lTth. .'
Auto Livery and Garages.
EXPERT; aut- repairing, "service car al
ways reedy," Omaha Garage. 2010 Har
ney St. Tyler 555 ...
Auto Repairing and Painting.
$10') reward for magneto we can't 'repair
Colls repaired. Baysdorfer. 210 N. 18th.
NEBRASKA Auto Repair Works, Services
jnd prices right. 218 S. 10th St. D. 7390.
Tires -and Supplies.
T41E T-IRB SliOF
Tire repairing Is our specialty.
.FTt EM SERVICE,
THE TIRE SHOP, .
D. F. Crow. 2518 Farnam. Doug. 4879.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bar
- gains iij used machines. Victor U. Rooa
"The Motorcycle Man." J7th and Leaven-
worth. ,-,,' . .sin i-W ..
HorsesLive Stock Vehicles
laVT:oodeco)d-hddeliveVy" wagons,
very iliaup ; tfoveral used wagons and gears
of various sIst-H. '
ANDREW MURPHY t SON, Omana. Neb.
2 KTAKH wagona, one set single harness,
fly )i-ts, blankets, etc.,- one skid. Must
' bo foUI at once, at your own price. A.
.(Jvttlpmen Brewing Co., 02 Bo. 16th St.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
FOR SALE U R. I. Red olTicks, 1 week
6ii: and two mother hens. Call Walnut
..430. - ., .
WHITE LcKhurn hatching eggs and baby
. iiidir) f mm matured stock. Phone
Florence jih. " " ' .
HOUDAN ami S. c. It. I. reds, gg for
hatching.. Coltiut 317. 3026 N. 17th.
FINK block HiiricVl Rij'ck hun,,"also cock
relaj eggit for hatnliiiig. Harney llgi. .
FOR HALIiBuffWyahdtte eggs for
hatching; and colli pups. ' L. t, Fawcstt,
Bonson 6176, Florence, Route 1.
EN G LIS iT'CoeTir
zizi ee warn, marie Abermatny.
GOOD Cheaapuake dog for sale. Inquire,
.S. l'lth Ht., nr.telr,. I.. Kneeter.
KIME in-dlareeit n"!j?nj'ul.!up. "'!
PERSONAL
Jl.ire 8avatlon Army Industrial H6msio
lirits. your "old- clothing, fuoitura, tpaga
-In.. W collect. We distribute. Phone
Doug. liS and our wagon will. call. Ca l
and Inspect Jur new. poms, UJ0-1H1-1U4
.. Dodge SL .' A. '
BATHS anu massaga. Centra' Bath Instl.
tute, 1608 Harney ..St., D. 7087. Open.
evflfilngt-. s
PRIVATE home for tick ladles, best care,
very rest. 3605 Bristol Ht. . Web.' HOI.
LUELLA WEBSTER.' mi'ssaga' and pigfit'
uring,. nis t'sxion jiik. neu .400,
MAE lift UO MAN', scientific iriasseuae ii7(J
liaths ?0I Karbach Hk. Red 1717,
SClENTTFlc'masasge, 620 Bee Bldg. Phoi e
DoukI'is 8372. '
Edna Williams, ".na.snge. bath. 128 Navills.
Ann 1 Kliherrsulpliur baths, maasTp.
MISS LILLY, bath, masiiage. Vl Famsm.
Manicuring mid mans. 1623 Farnam! ft. 18.
EMMA tVltOTT niajisaging, 2120 Harney.
MEDICAL
PR. E. R, TARRY,
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Chiropractors.
DR. KNOLLICNHKHO. SANITARIUM.
Lsdy attendant, 14th and Farnam. D. 7396.
Dr. C. J. Lawrence. Balrd Bldg. D. 8461
Dr. Frances Dawson. 603-3 Rose Bldg. T. 2366
Dra. -lohnmon. u:'5 W. O. w. Bldg. X. ta'gt
' Dentists.. .
Tr. Bradbury. No pain. $1$ W. O. W. Bldg
left's Dent. Rmi SOS Rose Bldg. D. JUfr
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security,
' $40, t mo., H. goods, total cost, $3.b0.
$40, ( mo., Indorsed notes, total oost, $1.60,
Smaller, large am'ls, proportionate rats,
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
Organised by Omaha Business Men.
431 Rose Bldg.. Hth and Farnam. Ty. sfH.
I, -I AL RATE LOANS
I1I4.00 $240.00 or more.
Kay payments. Utmost privacy.
3.40' Paxton Blk.- TH. Doug, 2296,
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
David Melville and wife to'pavld K.
' Loosemore, at al, Forty-third street,
- lui.i ft south of Spauldlng street,
east side. BOrlJO $ 1,100
ftasp Bros, to Fred P. Smith, Locust
street. 167 feet west of Eighteenth .
street, north side, 7x134...,
Rasp Bros, to Mrs. Krlstlna Swanson,
Locus; street, . 174 foet west of
Eighteenth street, north side, 7x124
Msrle Marx to Carl O. Chrlsttnsen,
Thirty-sixth avenue, 1&0 feet south
of Boyd street, east aids, 100x127., GOO
The Qardr.er Memorial Pariah House
association to the bishop and, vestry
'' of Trinity cathedral, Dodge street,
slxty-slx feet weat of Seventeenth
, street, north side, 09x120, ... ... ... .
Ralph F. Clary and wife to James II.
Fllley, corby street, lot) rest eaat ot 1
Thirty-ninth street, south side,
60x120; northonat corner . Thirty -ninth
and Miami. 150x120.'.
Beaton Realty company to William
Francis Hale, southeast corner
Twenty-seventh avenue and liar
nay. 108x186
Albert Sleek and. wife to Theodora
jj. BeOK, northwest comer Tnirty
flfth and Blondo, 6flxll3K
Ella N. Austin to Carol M. Pitts,
Thirty-second street, 11$. $ feet
south of Davenport street, east
side. S0xll..., C.flOO
Peter- B. Her to Standard OH Com
pany, northeast - corner Twelfth
and- Jackson street, 46x132........ 21,760
Ida T. KUly and' husband to Guy
Liggett, Twenty-seventh . street,
twenty-four feet south of Paclflo
atrs'et, 37x120 4.000
CHICAGO ORAIN MARKKT,
Stopping of European Buying popreates
Prices.
Chicago, April 30.-Assartlona. that Eur6-
po'ah buying at essh wheat had been- halted
helped depress wheat prices today. .
The market closed unsettled at 3Ho net
lower to c gain with May at $2.71. and
July at $2.15(J)2.28V4. Corn finished Mc
to ma down, oats c off to Ha advance'
and previsions varying from 37c decline to
a rise of 10c.
The suppressing of grain speculation In
Canada 'and unfavorable weather in the
spring crop region lifted prices as much as,
t cents above Saturday's finish. The ap
parent ceiafatton-of foreign demand, proba
bility ot the government fixing: prices and
word that two cargoes of Canadian wheat
having been obtained to come by way of
the Great Lakes to Chicago millers at ad--vantageoua
price,' started . a; downward
swing to the wheat market.'
Corn and oats followed wheat and trade
was meager except that foreign govern
ments were credited With buying consider
able amounts of future' deliveries of oats
here, On the other hand large increases of
seeded acreage were reported In the states
wJilch havu the heaviest oats production.
Provisions avpt-aged higher as a result of
the readlneas with which offerings were as
sembled: by commission houses!. Breaks In
trie value of grain and huge-felted to act
as an offset.
Chicago Ossh Prloee Wheat: Nog. 1 and
3 red and N. 2 hard, nominal; No. 2 hard.
$2.80. Corn: No, Z yellow i.s pj J.uu;
No. 8 yellow, $1 .67 'A Upl.OO; No. 4 yellow,
$1.66'. Oats: No. .8 white, 7.0 07mo;
standard, 7o4IP22c. Ryei..No. Ja oomliial,
Barley, $I.2BiJl.e5. nee'is: r imotny, ea.uv
()6.00; clover, Ill.OOWirOO.- Provisions: '
Pork, n.22i': lard, $31,IO(T21.96;- ribs,
$2H,30iJp20.75. . '
Butter Unsettled; creamery," 3238c
Eggs Higher; receipts, 35,091 cases;
firsts, 31032c; ordinary firsts, ' 3031c; at
mark, cases Included, nQU'ic. ,
pr.t.tnf Lower: receipts.' 88. cara: Idaho.
Colorado, Oregon- and Washington, $2.65Q
$.76; Wisconsin ana Mtcmgan,- s2.4tuvs.Dg.
Poultry Alive, lower 1 fowls, 12c.
KEW 1'OBK (iENKRAL
Quotatlona of the Iay on Various Com-
. modifies. -. .
New York, April. 30,v-Flour Strong,
spring patents $13.66(IJ18.90; winter patents,
$13,801(314-06, winter straights, $13.40013.65;
KansaH straights, $I4.0014. 40. '
Whfat spot Irregular, NO. 2 haid, $8.12
asked f. o. b...New York; No. 1 northern, Du
luth, $2.92; No. 1 northern. Manitoba, $2.80
nominal f. 0. b, New York opening naviga
tion. . .v..-
Corn Spot, firm;. No- 2 yellow, $l.6S'4
d, i. t. New York.
Oata Spot, weak;- standard, 77'i7'14c
HldM Steady, Bogoiu, .Wc; Central
America,. 42a. . .
Leather Firm, hemlock Arsis, 6Tc; sec
onds, 66c. 1
Pro vision a Firm; mens ,$41. 00041. EO;
family, $44.00; short cUura $42.00 44.00.
Lnrd Firm; middle west $28.4032.50.
Hut Iff Firm; rucel p la. 8,334 tubs;
creamery, higher man extras, iHTMao:;
creamery, extra, (Wj score;, nrsis,
40(?r'42c; seconds, 3nO40c,
KSfra Firmer; receipts, 26,190 canes; fresh
raLherad. extras. 37c: fresh gSthered. stor
age packed, firsts, 36(B36)4jc; fresh gathered.
: Choose Strong: w.c'lpts. 4,844 boxe;
stale, fresh, spocfai, hVq; same, ever
age run, 26'28
- j'ouury l.ive, wmum; no pni-ea .quomu.
Dressed, dull and weak,; chickens 333lc;
fowls, 0 82Hc; turkeys, ltyUo. ,
CHICAGO UVK STOCK MARKKT.
Cattle Are Weak, Hogs Slow and Sheep
Strong. -
Chlengo. April 30. Cattle Rclpts. 2fl,
000; weak. Natlvtj beef cattle $fl.D0f(j)13.3u;
stockere and (cedars, $7.168.85; cows and
heifers. $6.70U, 16; calves, 88,00$i 1 2.00.
Hoga Receipts 61,00, slow 6 10c under
yesterday's average. Sulk. 1)6.SO016.8O;
light, $14,700)16.6; mixed, $15.2flplf.,86;
heavy, .16.20M6.90;. roggh, $1$.10'16.40;
Lljfi 110. 0001860.
' Sheep Receipts, 11,000; strong wethers,
$11. 00 18.001 ewes,' $10.26913.60; lambs,
111.00017.40.
Kansas Clly Mre Stock Market.
Kansas. City, April 30. Cattle Receipts,
10,000; beef iteprs weak, others strong to
16a higher; prime fed ateers $17,00012.76;
dressed beef stuers, (9.0012.00; western
steers, $8.00. 2:60; cowh, $0.60ijpHU5;
heifers, $8. 6tJt'II. 00; ntfckr anl feeders,
87.60tPlO.76; bulls, $H. 00(10. 26; calves $8.00
18,26.
Hogs Receipts, ;0,00i; steady; hulk,
$16.10016.80; heavy, $1 6.609J IK. 60; pack
ers and butchers $15.10011.70; light. $14.76
016,46; pigs, $11.00018,75.
Sheep Receipts, 6.100; higher. Lambs,
$13.flftti 17. n; yearling. $li. 0014.78;
welhers, $11.00014.00; ewes, $10.60013.76.
LIVE. STOCK MARKET
Beef Steers Sharply Lower and
Slow Sellers Lambs Make
High Record.
HOGS STEADY TO TEN OFF
Oinaha, April 30, 1917.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday 8,100 6.30 1,100
Same day last week... IMl 7. 099 8,491
Same day 1 wks. ago.. 1,698 10,330 ll,4?l
Same day 1 wks. ago.. 6.01$ 4,: Sit 7,430
Sum day 4 wks. ago.. 6,641 (t.SJS 8.M71
Same day last eur 1,66 11.719 8.620
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
th-t Union Slock yards, Omaha, Neb. ftr
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o clock yra
tonlay: RECEIPTS CARS.
Callle. Hog. Sheep. II r's.
a M Bl. r.... 10 1
Wabash
Missouri Purine... 1
Union Pacific 79 U 3
C. & N. W east., 81 1
C A N. W., west.. 8$ 37
C, St. P., M. A O. 45 7
C, R. & Q,, t-aat.. N .. 1
C, 11. A g, weal.. 64 1" 3
C R. I. p., paat.. 7 1
Illinois Centrsl 11
Chicago Ul. Went.. 4
Total receipts 116 78
DISPOSITION HEAP
i s me.
Morris A Co K24
Swift A Company. ., .1,639
Cmlahy .Packing Co. .1.6)4
Armour & Co 1,613
SchwarU A Co
f. W. Murphy
Morrcll I
Lincoln Packing Co.. 16
Kohr Packing Co
Wilson Packing Co... 232
W. U. Vanuatu Co.... 68
Hentoii, Vansant A L. 71
Hill & Son it
F. B. Lewis 72
Hun-singer & Oliver,, 42 .
J. IS. Root A Co 2
J. H. Bulla 96
L. T, Hum 17
Rosenatuck Bros,.,,,, $9
F. G. Kellogg ki
Werthelnier A Degen. 33
Kills A Co ' 28
Sullivan Hroa 8
Mo. & Kan. Calf CO. 66
Christie (
Hlgglrm ' 13
Huffman 9
Roth 4)(,
Banner Bros 41
John Harvey 271
DannU A KYatirlai ...
Iliigs, Sheep
i
996 116
1.278 1,013
MM ,
200
907
Jensen A Lungren.... 12
I'm! iVtintV 4
Other buyers., .
188
7,71$ 6,61$ 1,76$
Cattle RecelDts were laraa thin niArnin.
being more than double what .hey were a
week ago and over 4,000 larger than a ye-r
ago. Otht markets were heavily supplied
-v mm mm were really more cattle on
sal than the eonaumlns- rfimmrf nuiiuii
The esult was a slump in prices on beef
, l " ,0,n,, The market here was
ivvrtBo or more lower man laat week.
Cows and heifers were alow t tnwr thnv
not sh wing so much decline as beef steera
because they were In lighter. supply.
Slacken and feeders were scarce and for
nam rtjuaon aooui steady.
guotattons on rattle: Good to eholeo
7""- fi."ij,ii rair to good beeves,
$10.76011.601 common in f.i V--- .
010.76; gi?od U choice heifers. $9,60010.86;
gOod to Choice COWS. 8l.60ft.1A HA- f.U t.
i J.. ' ""Wi-ooi common to fair cows,
" "V'-""; prime xeeaing steers, $9.60(s
9.76: good fO rhf.lt tmArm fl fK.i en.
fair to good feeders, $8,0008.76; common to
atir, tB.jBf.U9; good to choice
stockers. $8.60tt8.7&: atncV t nil
9.75; stock 'uwa. $B.n0AlB9Kr ili
$7.60010.00; veal calves, $9.00013.10; beef
wuti-, ia.al -ig., a.VUU V.OU.
Representative nales:
BEEF STEERS.
Av. Pr No,
663 $6 76 ' 6,...
No.
3..,..
4
8.,,.,
15
18., .a,
IS:::::
34
49
16
Av. Pr.
. 014 17 75
... tm
. 1 1 to
. 71 I 3a
. 831 7S
. 010 10 00
. 37 10 ID
. eo4 10 ,o
.111! 11 It
.1131 It 31
... 770. 76
...764 .IS
...1116 10
... SHI 10 iS
...10115 10 70
...nn& 11 00
...ItJS 11 -.0
...1113 11 40
43...
33...
!...
33...
IS...
.lisa 11 to
.1301 II 16
.1031 11 Ot
.1411 12 21
17.
...1431 lilt
STEKR8 AND HWFERS.
400 8 S
a.
441 I 10
..003 SO
..77 a to
.. 733 10 IS
.. S93 11 00 '
.. 37t 11 as
43...
' 48.,.
a...
26...
. ai 1 as
. 170 10 85
.100a 10 71
. SOt U 30
HKIFSRS.
440
t0
S ......
35 - 1. . ; , ;
00 10.,'..,
a to 1
-eno
tin
134
140
8 00
8 80
8 26
76
' 013
. 136
540 10 00
COWS.
.. 010
.. 86t
..11S0
..1067
..1071
..1004
0
I 00
a 26
1 to
9 45
a 76
8
.. 8:
.. 765
..1080
..1106
..1001
..1211
7 it
8 15
8 78
36
f to
8 30
:s
1
a
13
10
tt
31.;....
1
i
1
5
1...;..
.i2o :o 00
BULLS.
. 000
... 12.10
..1463
..1440
1 50 1.
a to 1.
31 1.
60 3.
CALVES.
a 00 1.
..1180
.. 11140
..Mao
8 85
8 76
40
466 10 00
1.
. 370
80 11 00
145 12 (0
i iao 1 00
Hog. Today'a run er hn.n w. th n. st
ent It ha, lieen on the opening day ot the
we.lt In aimo.t two month.. Arrival,
counted out aeventy-two car., or about 5,300
head, whlt:h le almont 3,000 lighter lhan
laet week, 5,000 lighter than two werka
ago and l.ia than halt a. larae a. on th.
corresponding day a jrear ago.
i,m;ai recelple were not large enoueh to
rauee anv weaknee. In Drlc... but at rhl.
cago, with eupplle, overrunning the mil
inaic, me maraet wee rported' opening
60100 lower, and thla weak.n.d fhln.i. .11
around the loop. Valuea her. were any-
wher. from ateady to lOo lower than last
week'a cloae. Shipper, filled what ordera
they had. 4md before I hey were through
Lnoy. made a pretty decent buy. Their
early purchue. wri fully ateady to, If
anything-, a little stronger, "while hoga they
bought later ehowud email deollnee.
Packers had to better their early offers,
which were 10(Bil5c .ower, and when they
finally bought their hogs It waa at figures
that were not over 54i10R lower, while mm.
of the nilaed .tuff was not far from steady.
A pretty fair clearance waa .made by
shortly after 10 o'clock, though the close
was. a nine slow, and a few load, were
not cashed until later In th. day.
On the whole the trade waa not much
more than a nlok,! lower, .lost of the
shipper hogs ware steady. and pain, of Die
puckers ehowed litiit change, though they
Kht more boas toillOc lower then anv
other day A good ehare of the offerlnus
moved at lio.io 16.46, and a ton of 816.66
was made on choice heavies. '
Hepreaentatlve sales:
0. Av. Sh. IT. No. AV. Bh. Pr,
180
100 16 00 75. .313 320 15 06
64, .106
to i;
84. .204 100 It 15
84. .154 HI 16 3a
65. .238 140 15 35
63. .318 160 15 45
70. .37! 30 16 65
187
80 It 30
... 15 30
... 15 40
80 15 60
80 15 tt
.313
,326
.363
ring.
81
... 13 75
120 14 86
II..
8
13
91. .164
oheerj Arrivals today were only flvo curs.
or about 1,360 heed, and these werq all of
lamos. won tna exception of Saturdays and
holldaye, the run Is the lightest that has
been here since Friday, July 21, 1916. and
me smnneat to show uu .en a Mondsy
elnce the last day of May, 1816. Supplies
a wecK ago were B.4,1 head, while two
week, ago 11,424 showed up and 8,620 were
here the corresponding dsy last year.
Offerings consisted of four cars of wooled
Mexican lambs anil a loar of clippers. Ther.
was really not enough stuff on offer to mske
market, but what were her. gold at fully
6050c higher prices. The even money
murk was reached and then beaten, aalcs of
Mexicans, Including a load eaoh at 816.00
0 17.00, while two cars sold as hlah aa
317.25. The top la Juat 55c above the best
prtee paid last Friday and, needless to Kay,
sets a new record for the yards. The only
other stuff that was on offer was a car of
clipped lamb, that brought 113.60. They
were not the best In th. world and tops
are nominally quoted a, high as 814.00.
There was nothing her. In th. line of old
eh.ep, but they have been In good request
and would doubtless have moved up at least
36c had any been on offer.
Quotation, on eh.ep and lambs: Lambs,
Mexican. 416. 5017. 25: . lambs, fed western,
llt.26t16.86; luml. fresh .horn, 812. 76W
14.00; yearling,, good to eholce, Itz.lbflp
14.60; yearlings, fair to good, 813.0OEp;13.76;
wethers, fair to chnlce, 813. t09 13.50; ewes,
112.710 13 11: ewes, fair to good, 111. 76V
13.75; ewes, plain to rulls. II.00CU.60.
Representatlva Bale.;
No. Av. Tr.
4tt Mexican lambs 80 117 26
I Mexican lambs 70 17 00
236 Mexican lamb 71 18 to
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
New High Levels Reached by
Cash Wheat, Scoring Ad
vance Over Saturday.
C0EN IS STILL SCARCE
Omaha April 10. 1817.
Cash wheat soared to new high levels to
day and scored an advance of 3c to 6o over
the average price of Saturday.
The trade In this cereal was, during the
early part ot the session, ft trlfln slow on
account of the Inability of the traders to
agrit on price, but, the demand wa. good,
and shortly before the close the sellers be
gan to let go pretly fresly and a good part
of the offerings were disposed of. The
$3.00 mark waa reached when a car of No.
3 spring wheat sold for that price, but the
bulk of the offerings sold a few cents bo
low $8.00. No. 2 ha d bringing around $2 .96
01.98, while the bulk of No. 1 hard sold
at 13.93.
The receipts of corn and oals over the
holiday were rather heavy, but as the de
mand for these cereals was excellent the
traders had little difficulty In getting rid
of their offerings, the sales, however, being
mado at' a alight decline.
The wide premium on white corn waa
still in evidence and prlrea on thla variety
were quoted almost 10c In advance of Ihu
yellow and mined grades.
The range on whit- corn waa from $1,600
1.61 "4. the better grade of yellow sold
around $1.61A01.6t4 and mlied corn sold
generally from $1.6OH0L62, although a
few can of high color mixed corn brought
from $1.6401.66.
Oats prices gem rally ware about Ho
lower, slandard oata being quoted at Tic,
while No. 1 white brought 10o and a
few cars of No. 4 white sold at 7flc.
Bye waa firm, with very llttla change
in price, the No. t grade bringing Ir.MS,
while part of a car of No. 4 aold at $1.93.
No barley was reported sold and this
cereal waa quoted nominally unchanged.
CI ca ranees ware: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,067.000 bu.j corn, 198,000 bu.; oats,
160,000 bu. . '
Prtmsry wheat receipts were l.SOB.OOO bu.
and shipments 6T3.O0O bu., against receipts
of 1, 448,000 bu, and shipments of 1,389,000
bu. last year.
Primary corn recelpla were 711,000 bu.
snd ehlpmen's 140.000 bu., against receipts
ot 1.106,000 bu. and shipments of 126,000 bu.
last year,
Primary oata receipts were 121.000 bu.
and shipments 1,308,000 bu., against receipts
of i,4i,ooo bu. and shipments ot 1,147,000
bu. last year,
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. 4rn. Oeti
Chicago 63 4J 111
Minneapolis ..33
Puluth .....16
Omaha 64 l 41
Kansaa City ......16 ,4 37
at. Louis ttt 111 87
Winnipeg 433
Thee, sale, war. reported today;
Wheat No. 1 hard. winter! 1 car, !. 16.
Ne. I herd winter: 8 oars. 13.16: I car.;
13.11. No. 8 hard winter: 1 car, 13.88.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 oar, 11.17; 1 ear,
12.11: 1 1-1 care, 11.11: 4 ear., 13.10: I
cart, 18.71. No. I spring: 1 car, 11.00. No.
3 soring: 1 car. 18.86. No. 4 spring: 1 t-6
ran, 13.66; 1 car flight test), 13.61. . No. 4
mixed: 1 car, 2.!5; 1 car, 13.75; 1-e car,
88.66.
Rye No. 2: 1 car, 11.85. No. 4: I S
car. 11.11.
Corn no. l white: i car, ai.ex. t-
I whit.: 18 can, 11.631,, No, a whit.:
4 cars, ll.lltts 1 car. 11.61; 1 car, 11.60V,.
No. I white I car, 11.60. No, I yellow; 4
ears. I1.6BU: 10 cara. 11.53. No. I yellow:
10 car., 11.61; 11 1 cara, 11.51 Vt. No, 4
yellow: 1 car, 11.63; 1 car, II. 61V No. I
yellow: 1 car, 11.51, No, 1 mixed: 1 oar,
11.51: 1 car. 81.6144: I care, 11.11 Sal 1 car,
11.11. No. 8 mixed: 1 car (near white).
11.66: 1 car (near while), 11.641 I care,
11.511-. 8 cars. 81.5m. No. 4 mixed: 1
car, II. tm; 1 car, 11.61 ; 1 car. ll.SOtt
No. 5 m xed: l car. ti.ai. no. mixeu
3-t car, ll.SlVs, Corn and oata mixed: 1
car, U.50V,.
Oats No. J white: 1 car. m0. cuunn.
ard: 3 cara, 71o. .No. a white: it cara,
70Ho. No. 4 whtt; 1 car (barley mlxril),
70o; 1 car,, 70c ftample mixed: 1 cara.
71o; 1 car. H,c; 1 oars, tic.
Omaha Caen l'rleea wneat: wo. x naro,
3. 64(12. 36: NO.' I hard, I3.I3I2.83; No, 4
hard, I3.74AI.I7; No. 1 spring. ll.lltiPS.00;
No. I spring. 81.630l.ll. Corn I No. 3
white. ll.tlrt.62U: No. I white. Il.lOUn
l.tlt,; No. 4 white, ll.6iejl.80; No. t white,
11.6801.60 P.O. 6 While, ,l.D'0l.on; rtn.
1 yellow. ll.t3tfl.t3Vi: No. I yellow, 81.61 VI
fll.53: No. 4 ye low. 61.bia).63: mo. D yel
low, il.60V611.61; No. t yellow, Il.tOOl.tl;
No. 3 mixed, tl.tltflDs: no. x mixea, ,i..i
411.61 ttt No 4 m xed. I1.50V6 o l.tl vt : No. ,
mixed, Il.tdOl.tlVi: No. I mixed. II. tot)
1.61 Vk- Oats: . No. 8 white, HOIlHc; stand-
ord, 70Vt47ie; N.. I white, mafiiJic;
4 whiu, ,9t7ua. Hariey: Halting.
11.1701.41: No. 1 feed, 11.1301.81. Rye:
No. 3, ll.IICll.il: No. I, 31.6801.14.
Local rang, or optional
rt. ' 1 Open. High. Low. Cloae. flat.
WhL
May
July
Sept.
I 17
I li
1 10
I 174
III
I III
S 31
1 II
I M
1 44 Vi
1 16
'111
lal
lal
I
ttt
114.
l.lOttl
Corn
May
1 61
1 46
3 86K
73
1 51
1 4
July
Sept.
1 16K186K
137
Oata
May
73 I 73
73 I 71
3Vi IIH
634. 63
July
64Vt
tV
ItVt I3H
54Vtl 12
Chicago cloBlng prices, furnished The See
by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain brok.ra,
815 South filxteenth 'alreet. Oinaha;
High. Low. Close. Sat'l.
Wht.
Mar S 71 1 78 171) I Tl 371
July 3 30 1 14 223V4 1 36 336
Kept 1 83 1 II IllVa 1 It 111 -
Corn.
May 149V, 1 I0H 1414 1 41 160
July 1 46 1 4V 141 1 44(4 146
Sept 1 81 1 II 1164 1 IIH 137 Vi
(is Is. !
May 70 70 67 68 68M
July 67Vt 67V, tt . 66.t 65
Hept 17 17 51 56 57
Pork.
May 38 20 38 35 31 It 31 22 31 60
July II 41 II 70 II 41 II 70 11 70
Lard.
May 21 II 81 80 11 67 31 87 31 77
July 21 80 33 00 31 12 33 00 ' 21 13
Rll.i.
May 30 61 30 63 30 50 10 60 10 60
July 20 62 20 17 ,20 77 30 83 SO 80
Kansaa lty General Market.
Kansas city. April 10. Wheat No. 3
hard, . 18. 16(63. It; No. 3 rod, I3.05O8.1I;
May, 18.71; July. 63.34. '
corn No. 3 mixed, ll.t5CC1.56Vs,: No. I
while, tl.6KH.72; No. 3 yellow. 81.110
1.16V,: May, Il.tli; July. tl.43Vt1.43V4.
oats unchanged; No. 3 white. 77C'770;
No. 2 mixed,, 72tl3c,
SI, Loul Grain Market.
SI. Louis, April 30 Wheat No. I red.
I3.03o: No. 3 hard, 12.008.17; May,
12.14; July, 11.22. '
Corn No. 2. 1,161.57: No. 1 white.
11.4101.66; Hay, till, July 1.46.
oals No. :, 710714c: No. 2 white nom
inal.
II ?" 'Dividend, Paid Monthly
CROWN OIL COMPANY
PROPERTIES M,$7S acres of oil lands in Kentucky, principally in the famous
Irvine Field.
PRODUCTION ln excess of 600 barrels per clay. Three wells now being drill-
iwfw,..wi whilf ArmnfC operations contemplated should result In a
1,000 barrel dally output within the next sixty days.,
EARNING5 Current earnings are sufficient to cover present dividend re
quirements almost four times over and are faat increasing.
DIVIDENDS Dividends of 1 regular and 1 extra are now being paid on
the loth of each month, putting the stock on i 21 per an
num basis, but as additional wells are brought in an even
larger distribution to stockholders is expected.
MARKET An active market will be made for Crown Oil Shares on the
New York Curb immediately upon completion of sale of our
allotment of treasury stock.
We have a email allotment of Treasury sham
which we ere offering for a limited time only at
$1.25 Per Share
In view of the large investment interest already created in Crown Oil, we anticipate
a withdrawal at an early date of the 11,26 priee now offered and advise immedi
ate purchase of Crown Oil shares, both for their attractive dividend returns and
rapidly increasing market value. -
Prospectus "C" end complete Information on request. .
Make all chock, draft or mono orders payable to
E. M. FULLER & CO.
Spacialieta in Oil Sacuritiaa '
SO Broad Street. New York
NEW YORK STOCKS
Stagnant Conditions Prevail,
Leaders Being Relegated
to Background. 1
EARLY GAINS RETRIEVED
New Tork, April 80. Rtagnant condition!
prevailed In the stock market today, leadln,
shares being relegated lo the background
HHd special Issues contributing far more than
thalr usual quota. Early gains were largely
retrieved In the tlnal hour on obvious abort
covering.
The total turnover of 336,000 share., which
resulted chiefly from proff.slonal activity
In pools barely equaled the first hour's busl
new of la.t week's more active aessloo,.
Happenings over the week-end evidently
were not of a character to Inspire Increased
eonrtdenee, war conditions, crop prospects,
the labor situation and cnllaterel clrcum
unees caualng greater restraint.
Trading centered to an unusual degreo
around such speculative !s.uea as Industrial
Alcohol, th. motors and oils. Alcohol waa.
the dominant feature of the last hour, when
It made It. extreme rise of 6 points to 117
on extensive accumulation. General Motors
priferred roue 4 lo alt,, with 4 for the
ceminon at 108.,, while .Mexican Petroleum
n.leiitired 4 to 8!, and Texas compeny 4
to IIS.
United Rtates Steel followed It, erratlo
Movements of recent days, rising to 116.
aftar declining to lltt,, and ending at the
top with a net gain of . Other Industrials
snd metal, moved within more circumscribed
lln.lts, also fertilisers and the usual sp,o.
laltlee. Atlantic, tiulf V West Indie, of
fered a atrlklng cantraat to the marine.,
ga'nlng 3 polnls to 101.
Rolls were In no sense a factor. mov
ments or Reading. Union PaclDo and other
hlrh grade issues seldom exceeding frac
tlons. Ixiw priced transportation .hare,
were similarly dull.
Bonds wer. heavy, th. lower trend apply
lug to rails. Indu.trlala and h. ln..en.,iAn.
al group. Total sales, par value, 83,041,000.
tnneu cuatr. oonos were unchanged 'on
call, but Panama 3s. oounon anil ...1.....
declined I per cent.
. . aele. High. low. Close.
Am. Beet Rllgar.,, 6,000 83 83 lavi
American Can 1,100 46 41 41
Am, Car aV Found'y ,7
Am. Locomotive... 400 68 66 68
Am. Smlt. Ref'g 1,800 101 88 lOOti
Am. gugar Refln'g, ., ... ' at
Am. Tel. A Tel
Am. Z., U A B 81
Anaconda Copper.. 8,300 8014 7, 7, if
vw ion, joie, 101
All. O. W. . B.. 4,100 101 81 101
Haltmnro 4k Ohio.. 700 76 76 76
B. A s. Copper..., 300 43 43 43
Cal. Petroleum to '
Canadian Pacific. 100 160 111 260
C. ntral Leather... 2,300 17 16 17
Chesapeake A Ohio 1,600 to ' 11 It
Chi., M St. P... 100 10 80 80
Chicago N. W ... li,!
Chi.. H. I. A P. ctf, 46
Chlno Copper 400 14 14 14
Colo. Fuel A Iron. - 400 41 48 47
Corn Prod. Reflo'g 4,100 31 21 15
Crucible Steel 1.700 61 61 63
Cuba Can. Sugar, 10,700 46 44 45
Mstlller's flees..., 6,000 14 14 14
tleneral Klectrlc ,. ... 6I
(leneral Motor,.... 11,000 lot 101 lot,
Ot. Northern pftl,, 400 101 )08 108
Ot. No. Ore ctfa., 1,100 II 13 13
Illinois C.ntral , 104
Inspiration Copper. 8,100 . 17 16V 47
Int. ,M. M. pfd.... 1,160 10 71 II
Int. Nickel 1,100 42 41 41
Int. Papper 100 II It aa
Kan,a. city Bo ao
Kenn.nott Copper. 1,700 46 41 41
Loulsvlll. A Neeh , 111"
Maxwell Motors 4,
Mexican Petroleum 23.100 . 12 tt 18
Miami Copper t,800 43 43 43
Mlmurl Pacific. 1,100 27 27 27
Nevada Copper.,., 1,100 14 13 31
N. V. Central .... , 84
N. Y , N. U. A H.. 100 40 II 40
Norfolk A Western 300 121 121 126
Northern Pacific ... 101
Pacific Mall 200 22 28 22
Paclflo Tel. T.I ,.. .... 21
Pennsylvania 2,800 58 68 la
Pittsburgh Coal... too 46 46 46
Ray Con. Copper,. 8.500 80 86 81
Heading 2,400 It 16 It
llep. Iron A Steel. 1,600 II 10 81
Hhattuck Aril. Cop. 16
Southern Pacific.. 600 84 14 14
Southern Railway. 1,800 10. 37 27
Studebaker Cor.... 1,200 at 86 17
Texas o.... 8,800 21! 207 811
Union Pacific 1,600 187 116 137
U, s. Ind. Alcohol. 13,100 117 110 117
V, S. Steel 12,500 lit lit 116
U. 8. Steel pfd.... 117V.
Utah Copper 1,100 111 Hi llHn
Wabash pfd "B".,.. 200 24 V4 a, ,4
Western Union..., 200 00 16 15
Westlnghouse Klcc. 60U 49 48 48
Total sale, for the day, 325,000 aharca.
New York Money .Market,
New Tork. April 80. Mercantile . paper,
4 per cent. .' ' "' '
Sterling lOxchunge Sixty-. ay 1 Ilia, 14.73:-
eommerela! sixty-day bill, on banks. 14.72:
commercial slaty-day bills, 14.71: demand,
,,.ie?s; came., ,1.,, we.
Silver liar, 74c; Mexican dollar.. 170
' Hond. (Jovernment, weak: railroad,
heavy.
Tim. Loan, Firm: sixty and ninety dava.
404 per cent; six month., 4V.94V, per
cent. ,- . ,
Call Money steady: high. 241 ner eant:.
low, 2 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per eentt
lust loan, per cent; closing; bid, 3 per
C.nt; offered at 2 per cent.
-u. n. le, rig.. ,8 K. c. a. ref Is.. 87
V. 8. 2s, cou.. 18 U A N. tin 4... II
U. 8. 3s, re... 88 11. K. A T. 1st 4a 71 U.
It. S. Is. ecu.. 68 Mo. I'ac. gen? 46. It
U, 9. 4s, reg.lot MonL .Power li. 17
U. ,1. 4s, cou,..10tN. V. C. deb 6..107
-rana. aa cou. si niortn. rao. 4s.. 0114
Am. Por. Bee, Is 86 North. Pao. la.. 64
Am. T. A T. 6. 68 'O. 8. L. ref. 4a. 86
ensiuTrrnca M ,A1 r.C, X. 4X 1. BS .
Ar. A Co. 4.,. ,3HPenn. con 4 Vie.. 102
Atrh. gen. 4s... 82Penn. gen. 4,. 67
"B. A o, 4s 87 Reading gen 4.. 81
Cent. Leather i. 88 8. U A & F a 6. 66
Central Pao. 1st 80 South. Pao CT IslOO
Chesa. A O. c Is 10 Bomn pa0 r,a ,7a
C. U. q. J 4.. 17 South. Ry. I.... II
C M A S P 4a. 17 T. A P. 1st..,: it
C R I A P r 4... 73 'Union Pao. 4,.. It
C. A S. r 44 s. 11 Union Pac. cv 4. II
u. at n. v r .a. a. u. a. nuoper., 17
Hrle gen 4s 63 U. 8. Steel 6s. ..105
Uen. Glee. 6.. . .104 V, Wabh lit ....101
tl. N. 1st 4,.. I3west. Un. 4.. 12
III. Cent, ref 4, It 'Bid. . . i
I. M. M. 6 14 . .
Dry Good. Market. '
New York, April '10. Cloth, closed thej
month firm, cotton gooda for has purpoasa
having sold freely for contract d.liv.ry.
Oeneral line, of dry gooda were quiet to-,
day with prices very high and firm.
f 1 ' First Mortgage Honda Of
O 2 INVESTMENT P
Denomination, (100 JK), 1500.00, 11,000.00
A SURE AND SAFE INVESTMENT
FIRST TRUST COMPANY
4th Floor, First Nat, Bk. Bldg- Omaha.
