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pIE BEE: OMAHA', MONDAY. JUNE 0, 1910. REAL ESTATE ti. CITY I'HIII'KRri FOR SA1.K. (Continued.) MY new residence, 8326 Seward Bt., now eompleted and for Hale; 8-room, up-to-date. Dak finish downstairs, 4 bedroom, bath and 4 closets, best location and view In Omaha., one-half block to car. See th la any time. Price, $l,6o0. Phone Harney 170U. SPECIAL FOR 30 DAYS. Modern -room cottage, Hemli Park neighborhood, on beautiful lot with great cautlful shade tree, elm and oak. alo aecond house In the rear which could be hinted. On Burt St.. a little rant of tMth, louth front, all modern except electric light. Must b sold within the next thirty Uy. 66x162 ft; $3,460. REAL ESTATE TITLPi TRUST CO. Ground Floor, 1201 Farnam St. BRAND new, s&rtctly modern 7-room ou.e. Oak finish downstairs, maple np- ttalrs. Bargain at H3.V0. Located 2J73 a and St DO YOU want an Ideal summer home en the hill north of Florence, splendid view over river and Omaha, will take n automobile or small residence aa part payment. Thor Jorgensen, Florence. FOR SALE Good five-room cottage; 'targe, lot, with fruit, shade trees and out buildings. Also three lots, good location, bargain If taken at once. Address 4306 Km tnett tit. Phone Web. 4366. Five-ltoom and b,th' 1702 So. loth. COZT 8-room cottage, modern, except fur race. 2626 Caldwell. Will take email pay ment down, balance easy. Two FullLots, 7 Room House West Farnam district, east front, fine shade trees. Surely a bargain at $4,000. Easy terms. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1999. OFFER me something on my (-room, two-storv house In Bemls Park; all modern to the minute and in the best of repair; will aell at a great sacrifice. Will consider trade for city lots. Harry H. Putnam, 6140 Burt bt.. Telephone liarney 60. TWO lots In West Council Bluffs, thr.e blocks from car line, near school. Apply n. viiiuns, xnw, council muris. REAL ESTATE FARM AND RAN CM LAN II FOR SALB Arkansas. FOR SALE Arkansas lands, 23,000 acres, one body; depot on ground; also 38,000 first class wmte oag timber, ic u. Wright. Beriryn. 111. A GIFT OF FIVE ACRES. "Back to the Land" Is a magazine for the townsman who wenta to go to the farm a practical guide Tor maaing a paying larm noma; subscrip tion si; oemaes regular commissions, we win give rive acres, your choice, worth $i00. for best subscription list; ask partic ulars. - xsacK to tna Land," Fort Smith, Ark. . 8T. FRANCIS VALLEY LAND. NORTHEAST ARKANSAS. 160 acres, 160 In cultivation; rented for 17 per acre; three-fourths of a mile from town on Frisco; produces 75 bushels corn t.er acre; fine for alfalfa and clover; three bouses; price $8,600 cash. 1,000 acres, 700 In cultivation; rents for $7 per acre; about SO tenant houses; 1H miles from town on Frisco; rich alluvial soil; price 152,600; $12,600 cash; balance easy lerms Farms, timber and cutover lands In tracts and on terms to suit everybody. Write for Further Information. ANTHONY & FA1RLEY. Osceola, Ark, FOR SALE This Is a beauty; 246 acres; one mile from a nice railroad town; all In cultivation; mostly creek bottom; dfik loam soli; very fertile; hog wire fence: 6- room dwelling, large double-story barn, 2 terant houses; fine everlasting water, will - take $10 per acre If sold .within 30 oays. it you mean business, write me, Joe Mack, Collins, Ark. FOR SALE $1,600 will buy a nice farm o 113 acres; 60 acres in cultivation; rich creek bottom; good 4-room house, 1 tenant house wire fence; S wells, fine water; 4 miles to good town; rural delivery. This Is a good , chance for a man to get a good home. If you will get busy you can get it. H. F, Bailey,' Montlcello, Ark. Canada. 12.000 ACRES CANADIAN LANDS. Fine tract wheat lsnd, steam plow propo gltlon, in central Saskatchewan; finest .duality; will bear closest Inspection; write fnr particulars ana terms, jonn 1. waage, real estate, vtn sc., Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. Colored. 160 ACRES deeded land, good soil, can be Irrigated; also 820-acre relinquishment, cheap from owner. Box 43, Drover, Weld county, toiorauo. v LAROE stock ranct. for sale at a bar gain; no trade considered. Write or call on A. U. Putnam. Ulbert. Colo. , MR. F-AiCMEiii or investor, n you are Interested in buying or at least Invest gat ing good farm lands at from $16 to $2u an acre, tnat win grow irom aiuai Dusheli of winter wheat to the acre or good corn, call on or write the owner; buy direct and save commission, t. ti. Morlson, Sterling, Colo. CHOICE relinquishment on Crow creek, near new town of Bllggadale: 1J0 acres finest soil, smooth land, 140 acrea ready for corn; deeded land adjoining held at $2$ to $26 an acre; relinquishment same kind land In adjoining aeollon sold recently at 111! acre; possible to Irrigate; to sell before May as, otter at moo. owner leaving Colo rado, w. w. Loriwar. urover, Colo. IN COLORADO FOR $10 TO $20 PER ACRE. A&1 TERMS. I can aell you as good level land with as aood soil, better water at no to 70 feet better markets, better climate, better as surance of good, full crops every year, than you can buy in wash., ore., Idaho. Mont .N. IX, S. D.. or Alberta, for less than :iu to $50 per acre. Any site tracts. Write me now. R. a. jonuson. Limon, coio.. Florida. EVERGLADES LAND. We still have a few thousnnd acres of Florida Everglade lands, which are selling at 81 per acre down and 1 per acre pur month. This land will positively all be old out In a few weeks; It you are In terested act quick. Everglade Land Sales Co.. 812 Holland Bldg., St. Louis. Mo. THE drained landa of "The New Flor ida" are the richest In the world. We 'offer ur own land in tracts and on easy terms to suit; also managers for the Flor ida Fruit lands Co., which are the orig inators of the famous auction distribution plan. RICHARDBON-KELLETT CO., Suite IJa. Palace Bldg., Minneapolis Minn. Idaho. COMK to Big Camas Prairie for deeo. rich soil, healthful climate and cold pure water at 10 to 12 feet. A. railroad la as sured and now is the time to buy befuie V rices go higher. No Irrigation required, 'rite Fred Orr, The Land Man, Soldier, Idaho. FOR SALE 6-acre tracts of the best orchard land . In the United States, all ? lamed In appka. peaches, plums, pears, aapberrles, blackberries, grapes and pin plant. $150 cash, balance $15 per month for each tract. One of these will make you Independent In three years. Write at once for particulars Twin Fslls Nursery A Orchard Co. P. O. Box 127S. Twin Falle, Idaho. 1 i Iowa. RPWIAl FOR SALE OK TUA DK-tll-acre farm 10 miles went of De Moines, near Adair, a.' Will triide foi Omaha Income prop- eriy. Neb Address owner, raui feierson, Ulalr, FOR SALE Best Indiana bargain; 140 seres CM county, Indiana, 4 miles from Boyal renter; l acres level, deep black soil, well ditched: balance timber, well sat In bluearasa; large Ill-room brick residence, modern: all outhouses; barn poor: two- acrea orchard; two deep wells; near achool and church: telephone aud dally mall: very desirable place; for short time only $7 par acre, boa ev. jvoaomo, too. Oregon DETAILED Information " furnished eon. earning Oregon and Washington. I am coo' atanliy traveling through both sisiv sunns fruit and farm land Investmenta WrIU me. W. G. Souther. The Souther. Ibertton Co.. B Oak St, Poruauil, Ore. REAL ESTATE I FA MM AND HA.tni I.AMU FOR tAI.K t'elerado. 33,000 ACRES FARM ' LAND TO BE SOLD BY TRUSTEE AT PUBLIC AUCTION At Burlington, Colorado, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910 210 Kit Carson County Farms litrhest bidder without reserve. days (balance, if any, will be carried on the land at six per cent) is the highest amount of money one of these quarters This is the and ever held in the west, excepting the Government Sales. The soil is good, crops show for themselves and . One Crop Pays There will be a Special Pullman Train on the Rock Island, eaving Omaha Tuesday night, railroad rates, maps, description write C. M. GRUENTHER, Trustee, ROOM 307 FIRST NAT 'L BANK BLDG., OMAHA, NEB. This is your chance take advantage of it. ."Write now. This ad. will appear this time only, so Illlaoia. FOR BALE $60 down, $5 monthly, buys 10 acres rich garden, fruit and poultry land, near Alma, III., Marlon County, has 2-room frame house, chicken house, 4 acres cleared; nicely situated on Okaw river, about 66 miles from Bt. Louis, on Illinois Central railway; -"snap"; $400: J. TEN-ACRE FARM. Fine rich level Illinois lanu, convenient to St. Louis markets and near good local town and shipping point; all In cultiva tion; fine for truck, fruit and berries, poultry and country homes; near large cunning factory and along the new McKln ley electric line, now building to St. Louis; brlce for 10 acres, cr&o ana up; terms iiuu cash and $10 per inontn; can snow this property any afternoon leaving ornca at 1 o'clock p. m. and return at 8:30 p. m. Come prepared to go and see the land. 8. H. MOKTON c CO., Lana Agents, Room 917, 70S Chestnut St. St. Louis. lllckigas, FOR SALE Michigan farma. No. L 20 acres, cleared; small nous ana barn; some trult; near town; fine iruit land; $l,uuu. No. 3. 40 acres, cj tared; gouu nouso and barn; plenty at trult; level, good sou; tLiwv. AO. 6, suu auies, nuii juu bum, evci; 4 miles Muskegon, city 36.0V0; 113 pet- acre; 41 i,er acre uuvia, balance easy turns. iio. 4, 4att aores; vv clvared; aood build ings; line la irom; 1UI acres oeech and ana list irse. y-v. ww., ruoiit. Mien. . mR HALE 80 acrea on lake; 100 rods of lake ironiage; this lies In sight ot a beau Litul village; lake has tine anay shores, Milords Xiu fisniiig, tmtuing; m acres um ber Una; M good (or uil kinds ot gram as well as (iuil; tnut lays on two main roads. H. F. U., telephone line; $La00, low down; 30 acres In tne edge of a village; apple orcharu of largo, bearing trees; soil Is a uaru ii'mu .un.u, tUun (or all kinds of crops as well aa fruit; IL7U0. $20U down. Uftu, unufucu, hii.ii. FOB SALE Perfectly equipped poultry (arm, 20 acres; sure crop; not affected by trosl, flood or drought; successful business 6 years; finest Chicago trade; Investigate details; 111 health. U. H. Weta, South Haven, Mich. Hlanesota LAND AGENTS LISTEN Better land values can be had in Minne sota today than in any other section of the country. Farmers ar (locking hero as never before. We wish to form connections with com petent and reliable men to handle propo sitions that will make olg profits and sat isfy your clients. Things moving fast. Let us get Into communication at onus concern ing both our wholesale and retail propo sitions. We hava the lands, have had years of experlenvo and can deliver the goods. ELWOOD BROS.. CROOKSTON. MINN. BEAUTIFUL 120-ACRE FARM AT price of improvements; good soil, level, 70 acrea In crop, balance hard wood timber and pasture; living water in pasture, bor ders on nice lake; fine, new, 7-room house, toot house, machine ahed, wagon shed, etc , all in first-class repair; good well, less than half mile to school ami church, miles to store and creamery, 6'4 miles to North Branch, Minn., on Northern Pa cific; 40 miles north of twin cities. Prion li.bto cash, or $1,000 cash, balance long I time, jiu sraiicr vaiue Dm ever offered In a farm anywhere. Mrs Sadie Fuller. 1709 Laurel Ave.. St. Paul, Minn. 226-ACRE well Improved Blue Earth county farm. 160 acrea Improved farm, Pipestone Co. 843 acres Pine county, cut-over land. Above farms for merchandise. $8,000 harness and shoe stock. $17,000 stock of general merchandise and building. 10-rocm furnished, modern solid brick, close In. 10-room Individual brick to trade for merchandise. All new Luke Harriet modern house, easy terms. List your merchandise stocks, city and land with us. We make exchanges no matter where located. C. P. Carlaon-Atlas Ind Co., Globe Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. $7,000 FARM fnr $5,100: a delightful home with 140 acrea fine land; good soli, level. fenced and cross-fenced; 8.1 acrea in crop, 3S acrea fine hardwood timber and pas ture; 10 acres meadow; splendid tt-room house, well finished and decorated; pantry, stone, foundation, demented cellar, double Poor, two porches, fine barn ztsxtiuxiii, large granary, machine shed, wagon shed, cnrncrlb, chicken houia, otner buildings; all well painted and In first class repair; two pumps, sort water, M) snaae irees around house; It F. D. and telephone; near school; one of the moat beautiful places to be found anywhere; four miles from North Blanch, Chisago county, Minn.; 40 miles north ot Twin Cities; half cash. Mrs. Sulie Fuller, 17W Laurel Ave.; St Paul, Minn. SLAUGHTER LAND SALT. Unequaled Opportunity; Easy terms. Washburn County, Wisconsin. SO acres unimproved land. $6.76. 1 M acrea unimproved land, $8.50. X, acres improved land, $8 76. MO acrea Improved land, $1 60. 80 acrea Improved land, $14.60. 1S acrea unimproved land, $3 75. litt acrea partly Improved land, $11.60. 120 acrea portly Improved land, $1160. 1"0 acrea imrtly Improved land, $11.75. 440 acres improved land. $12.75. 80 acres unimproved land, $4.60. Largo tracts of western land at sacrifice prices. We handle nothing but snaps. If you want to aell your farm at Vk Its value write ua If you want to buy a farm at Ha vaiue, write us. We want live npr entstlvtit everywhere. Minnesota-Montana Ranch Co.. VW Court Block. St. Paul. Minn VZOafiatiSnu' ' REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND fOR tAI.B will be sold separately to the $400 down and $400 in thirty you will have to have to buy u biggest Auction bale or tann for the Land June 21st, for the trip. For of land, ,and full particulars . save the address. Minnesota- oatlnned. IMPROVED FARMS 30 MILES FROM MINNEAPOLIS. mill fr VM-na, i 80 acres of clay loam soil, t miles from town: 46 acres ' cultivated, balance is pas- ture, all fenced;- new 6-room house with cellar, furnace heat, new barn, xixit, with aonitton nxsu. mil lengm; cemeni floors and mangers, corn crib,- hen house, windmill and excellent water. The land is new and the buildings are new. It's a snap at $4,000; reasonable terms. 80 acres 8 miles Trom good town; t0 acres cultivated; clay loam soli, balance is fenced in pasture; joins tne aoove no; gooo o-room house, with cellar, barn 24x36. cement floors, corn crib, granary, hen house, wind- mm ana rine water; t acres iencea wun woven wire. Price, $40 per acre. DALY & MoLEOD. 702 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis. I WANT TO SELL 320 acrea good, level land, write to cnokio, Stevens Co., Minn. $32.00 per acre buys It If you buy at once. iT. u. J&avanugn, owner. FOR SALE Nice auarter: 80 acrea broke. 80 acres good bay land; nice grove, SVs miles iruiu ccu.uii, aiuiii. v.uuuiy iw wwn or and Custer counties, Montana, ana isas 2,100 population. Land Is worth $30.00 per katcehwan. We have the lands, own the acre, vy 111 uu in a goua iive-passenger auto as part payment Address James I SOME choice tracts of lands In Warl.ni I co., one 01 me Desi counties in Minnesota, lor saie rigni prices, our Clients might . consiaer some exenange 01 ciear properties as pari payment. WESTERN UNITED REALTY CO., 3Sij-3S Paxton Block. Omaha. 12-AC RE FRUIT FARM. mile from Crystal Bay station: four- rnnm hmiMj. hapn llcv'.i ..,11 ,-, ,..,. V. . , a ment, 40-foot poultry house, well, 60 apple trees, i acre sirawDerriea, iy acres taap- berries, plums, 8 acres cultivated, 3 acres pasture; borders on. small lake; good gar den ana iruit land, only t,6vu. J. M. Davles 116 4th St. S., Minneapolis. Missouri. FOR SALE A good ten acres; buildings; some iruu; e auies souio ot Bu. Joseph. Price ll.VuO. 80 acres, grain land; good buildings, well ana windmill, trice h,uuu. 10 acres, close to InterurDan station; good ouiiaings; paruy iruiiea. trice xz,buv. 1 acres directly on tne lnteruroan rail way, 8Vb miles Irom St Josepn; good bund logs, good sou, wen iruttea. trice $7,ouv. Natural Umber land lying directly on the banks of bt. Josepn river, just across tne I road from lnteruroan station. v ill sell In parcels to suit purchaser. '1'hls is a fine uiace tor summer, ecnuis at t'uuey, ot I Joseph, Mich. LAFAYETTE COUNTY. MISSOURI. 1 CA s. anas aVi-irt 7i-ma-am hmiaa n nM outbuildings; 6-acre orchard; all fenced Airt avtrn, kvwvi - win asvuav sa-iitt VkilCTl and cross fenced; about DO acres bluegraas and clover; 80 acres In cultivation; good well, windmill; tour miles irom May view, price wia Pr acre. "SEE ADAMS," WESTERN HEAL iiSTATE CO.. 411 Karbach Bldg. Omaha, Neb. Lr. u en a .. i ,. country, good nelghbora; 15 acres ' rough lit timber, balance roiling to level; ii acr.u timothy, 16 clover, 2v pasture, xit hog pas ture, 1)6 corn, 8V oats; H-tuom house and tenant house, shed bam. granauy (l.MW bu.). $ other outbulldini; never falling water: land advancing $10 a year: tela- phone, R. F. D.; $60 per acre, or will prltelgee; one of the finest orchards in the stock, crops, and give possession; 40 mlms from Kansas City, 6 miles Odessa, on C. 4k A. n. It J. w. uray, ViVessa, 110, FOR SALE. One of the finest farms In TanKiin county; 138 acres, half mile "from station; spienaia new i-iuum iiuuse; large, well built Darns ana an otner necessary out- ma. n'.auB v. ..u.v ... ...11 Ut.l lligf uienty or water; in ibci, a penect rami. Any one looking (or a splendid home place In one of the most picturesque parts of Missouri should see this. Price $9,600. Will .make terms. BEN J. F. THOMAS, Agt. Klrkwood. Mo FOR SALE 203-acre valley farm; all good, tillable land; no rock, no overflow; 120 acres In cultivation; good 6-room frame house and outbuildings; cistern, well and ponds; family orchard; daily mail;, 1 mile to achool, church and trading point; 7 miles to railroad; 85 miles to St. Louis. Price, $26 acre. Norvell & Bass, Steelville, Mo. lOK kalej r arm, iixi acres. miles Pen- dleton. Mo.: over 200 acres cultivated: about 100 acrea in crops; balance merchantable timoer, an lenceu; an meat sioca-raising farm: 1.000 7-year-old fruit trees: new 6- room house, all necessary buildings. In best condition: $15 per acre; easy terms; trades I not considered. Address 1 neodore Juengst, 2302A rarrar bt., t. jouia. mo. FOR S4LB We have aome special bar gains In small farms; also one or two bar gains in larger rarma; zu-acre farm at $11.60 per acre; su-ac-re rami, new five room house, never occupied; one of the moat beautiful farms In this ronniv ?i,.. on solid rock road, three miles east of i , . u, , , ii, wun nn , . MO FOR SALB 73-acre farm, near Floris sant. Mo.; has good house, fine barn, all kinds of fruit, grapes etc.; two cisterns fine well and a good aprlng: at $175 per going up rapidly and steadily. Large In acre. C. RL'EHb, Clayton, Mo. crease in value every year due to rapid . Jlarmana Colfax County, Nebraska, Farm 198 acre, all good, rich level land, lays half mile from Rogers; five-room house, barn for eight head of horses, annexed shed for ten cows, hog house and chicken house, granary; all buildings new. It Is now In winter and spring wheat, corn. hy and pasture; price to sell quick. $70 per acre. I. N. HAMMOND. $aj Board of Trad. REAL ESTATE FA H M AND RANCH LA ISO rOR lAl.B L'oatlnaed. 14.000 will bur U section of land I mllua south of Benkeiman, county seat of Dundy; W or IS acrea. If yo nt close to water. Owner. COUNTY LAND you desire to buy In the rain belt, near market, write for pull particulars. U. M. Wright. UU . $4lh St. Omaha. FOR ' SALE Dodge county. Nebraska. Farms. One 200 aore atrictly all model Im provements. Price less than actual Im provements, fevers 1 BO and U sections from I HO to $H0 per acre. Oood Improve ments, all level, black and clay soli. Sole option for 80 days. Also 2.0UQ.0U0 brick taken from new buildings. One-third price. Land terms. M cash, balance In 6 years. Dis count, 6 per cent cash in hand. George Falconer, Fremont, Neb. 410-ACRE alfalfa farm. 260 In alfalfa, all In cultivation, well Improved, good soil, not a foot waste land, cannot overflow, second bottom; no better farm In Nebraska. Make very low price this month. For full de scription, photos of land and buildings write owner, H. J. Hill, Lincoln, Neb. r Coatlaaed. We are getting out our now list of Boon County prairie farms for sale; send us your address and we will forward you one of them; Investigate this section If you are hunting the best. sturgeon realty co., sturgeon, mo. JS. ;cpi; ner -.u.ngs !S stales and barns; numerous other build ings; large lot merchantable hardwood timber; 110 miles from St. Louis. IRON COUNTY REALTY CO.. Ironton, MO. FOR SALE 'TO acres; new 4-room frame house with fine cellar, smokehouse, wood shed, hern, cattleshed, toolshed, henhouse, cistern, two large ponds, concrete porch and walk; 30 acres In pasture, 10 in wheat. 10 meadow, 12 In clover, 6 alfalfa, Balance in corn; all hog wire fenced; orchard; easy payments. Mrs. W. T. Gottlob, St. Clair, Mo. Moataaa FOR SALE 10. 20 or 30 acres choice fruit land In Bitter Root Valley, Montana; under fen:e: 17 acrea orcnara; u. . v. JL Co. water right; house, barn. Ice house, other fautldlnen: attractive prices. Aaaress cats, A. Caruey. Corvallls. Mont. FOR SALB3 At $12 per acre, a fine 22,000 acre tract on the Milwaukee extension in the Musselshell Valley, Montana, one-third cash, balance In three or four equal an nual payments. A great aeai oi mis land Is held at from $21, $23 to $49 per acre retail. Also nave otner nrst-ciass propositions. Write or wire Joseph Keenan, Austin, Minn. FOR SALE 1.000 acres strictly farm land I good steam plow proposition, in Montana; jia.BO per acre: $6.60 cash, all the time naiel nn the balance. 8 ner cent. Who takes this little block of land and doubles jhls money In 12 months? 6,320 acres, east rn Montana, strictly steam plow proposi tlon, $16 per acre, one-third down, balance fOUr annual payments after this fall. 020 acres. Dunn county. N. D.. every acre farm land, $12 per acre, worth $29. 160 acres, Campbell count v, S. D., $12 per acre. Nine sections In Dunn county. N. D.. 75 per cent plow, 110.85 per acre; good terms. Fifteen sections, eastern Montana. 114.&O. 1,500 acres in Billings, N. U., $-.60. sixteen, sections In Dunn, N. XX, very choice. $14.75: one-third cash, balance good terms. Very select section In Mercer county. N. D., $13 per acre. justfn KaMAM. Austin, Minn. North. Dakota. DAKOTA LANDS, Tor trm trnptl nf Inn! In Httlns,Ar. TCIri1- 4.. S,.riivh also tracts in Sweet Grass, Yellowstone lands and can deliver. E. C. Willlama, Temple Court, Minneapolis. ' Knnn to Mnoa-ArmR tracts of Montana mil wui.m Nnrih 1 uVnti lands for sala at from $7.60 to $15 per aore. StJJIWAB BKOH 123 Guaranty fldg., Minneapolis, Minn. NORTH DAKOTA Wa hava several fine Quarters, half sec tions and section In Billings and Bow man counties that we can sell on reason hl terms, located near good towns and railroad. This land is irom m to to per cent tillable and the best of soil. Write iw ui nu v1"-" DALY & M'LEOD, 703 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Frill HALifi Section of tine Dickey county. North Dakota, land four miles from mar ket; one-half under cultivation and now In croo. balance now being oroaea up aaa will be seeaea to iiax.; snare ui v;ioji nun to purchaser; owner must aell at onoe; price low and terms reasonable, the blggeat snap on the market In Dakota land. Write or can on xuuaer si mil, uhuihih N. D. South Dakota. rnMR in Walwortu county In the r ,,.,,77 Riua Ki&nkat valiev. where you ran huv iha finest land In South Dakota m nricaa worth the inunev not boom prices. Several thousand acres to select trom on main line C. M. St P. road irom Chicago to the Faciiio coast. AOi quick, trices are going higher every day, 1 write tor booklet and map. v. o. xayier, I Sulby, b. D, I . . r o r r 1 SOUTH uah-oxa oiKfl u urAniA LANDS. Tha rush Is on for Stanley eounty; buy lands near the new railroad and double your money In the next year; ai.uw acres to select from; $10 to $18 per acre. Call or I write Felland Realty Company, Wl Palace Bldg.., AiUineapolis, Minn. I FOR SALE 320 acres: every acre tillable deep black soil; near town; price, $ai per asie. ' Tennessee. ORCHARD FOR SALE, iiwi-Ar-UK. orciinri! li. nwihvrn Tennaa United States: thousands of fruit trees coming Into bearing tins year; atore, can ulna factory, three residences, mules, 1m pleinents, etc., go wun tne piace, a cnance n lif.ilm. tha rlcrht nartv. aa owner cannot attend to it and is ooiigea to sen will give long time or take part in trade If necessary. union savings Dans, ca i-iair. vi Texas. irnn SALE Altolma stock farm: 10.000 acres In one body, w m.e oi Austin, miles of Leander, elgnt gooa residences, einht farms. Dlenty of grasa and water: no on curdi of wood on land and aood roads; $0 per acre, one-third cash. Other large tracts at an yriusa. svt hi, otiu terset, la. TEXAS GULF COAST LAND, Wa are now selling the Wilder ranch which loins the Tart; one of the best trac .nf land In the Gulf Coast It is located c two railroads and comes right Up to Sin inn. a new city ot z,uvu population. Wa offer this In any sue tracts at fro $26 to $50 per acre, uet our booklets; rind 1 out about tne oppununmca. Paul Co., 221 Security Bank, Minneapolis. - Virginia. $18 PER ACRE and up buys good farm lands, irequentiy wun imyraiiuicuin, in Vlmlnla. Fine climate, water, markets and society. Send for beautiful Illustrated r,u,. farm lists, rales, etc F. H, Labaume. A. L Agent, N. 4k W. Ry., Bog 11I- Rosoka, va. i , .- Washlagtea. RIG MONET IN TIMBER Timber lanria in Pacific northwest are Increases, demand and aecreasea supply Hiivera miklni bla profits. Heretoro nnlv laoltallsia could operate. Wo offe opportunity to Invest In timber In sums liim $HW up. interest guarameea ana piv portlonate share of profits. Best of se curity. Saffer than stocks or bonds and much mora profitable. For complete In formation and details address American Timber Co.. Henry Bldg., Seattle, Wash. wlMestls. FOR SALE 140 acre of land. t mile from Kaale river, Vilas county. Wisconsin; I acres plowed; one-half mile lake frontaga: on town road; 360 rods of fence; cheap and on easy term. Writ Grant Law ton, Allgo, Wla. REAL ESTATE FA H M A.VU HAM II IA.ND FOR SALB Wisconsin Coatlaaed. LAND FOR TH R LANDLESS To the homseeker or investor: W hy not In vest In Marathon county Improved farm ana cut-over lands? Healthful climate, produc tive soil and best of markets. Our cut over lands csn be bought from $10 to $A fer acre; $3 down on an acre and balance a yearly payments. Write ua i.ow for particulars. Make known your wants. Ad dress The Edgar Realty Co.. Edgar, Wla Mleellaaeen. CHEAP FARM LANDS. In western Nebraska and Colorado. Writs (or prices. NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY. Sidney. Neb. FOR SALE An eastern Maryland farm: tit acres; near salt water; steamboat wharf; daily trains to Philadelphia and ew lorn, anyone wishing a flue farm. now Is the time to buy; must sell before ly l. lio: price only fjo.ooo. one halt cash: balance any time In five years to suit pur chaser; want money to use In canning business. Address J. A. Baker, East New market. Dorchester county Md. CAN locate nurtlea nn rieairahla timber. fruit, agricultural and giailng lands. In allfornia, Oregon and Washington. Special government land list, with laws, sent to 11 Interested parties. West American Land nd Timber Co.. Sacramento. Cal.. 719Sa K Street REAL ESTATE LOANS GARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. Y. Lit a $50$ siw.vw on improved property. Mo delay. WANTED City loans. Peter Trust Co. WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith 4k Co.. 1220 Farnam Bt HONEY TO LOAM Pay no Investment Co. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, aa Diag., ikin ana rarnam. $500 to $5,000 on homes In Omaha. O'Keef Real Estate Co.. 1UU N. Y. Lit. DaugUu ar A-21uZ. LOWEST RATES Bemla, Brandela Bldg. FIVE PER CENT BONDS (or afcle. la amounts from $20 to $&,two; wa eaan them any time. American bale Deposit Vault. 116 8. 17 Lb, Be Bid SECOND mortgages negotiated. 638 New mana National Bank Bldg. Doug. 4334. REAL ESTATE WANTED ,WE HAVE BUYERS FOR and 7-room houses. If orloea ara riant wa can sell your property for you. nuni 1AJN1 ANU LOT CO Suite 3 N. T. Ufa Bldg WE HAVE on ha&A a numhae of Ink barrels which we will sell for M cents eaoh. They are fine for rain water or ashes. Call ai press room. c moiianing Co. WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH, IM PROVED INCOME PROPERTY. Must be a brick building In good Omaha location; corner preferred; occupied by good tenants; from $10,000 to $60,000, all cash. Must bring good Income on Invest ment. Make offer. Address. Bea A 6S4. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART Oa IUUH UA.IKUT writ a description of It rnilMinn water, near what town. Maka 70 word. .i It all and send it to Th Omaha Be with 11 cents for each insertion. People in Ne- nraaaa nave money and want land. They look to The Omaha Be (or real estate of ferings. And thev get tbera In Th B. SOUTH OMAHA MANY SUITABLE GIFT thlna-s ara touna in The Novelty Store. " 24th & N Sts. South Omaha. How about your eyes? If they bother you let our expert optician tell you what he minus about them. No charge for ex aminations. Jacobson & Furen Co.. 2404 N street, south omaha. For exclusive stvlaa In f InA mniin.M, smart, clever effects, call at the Ryan store, oi .orta t wenty-iourta street. soutn omana. SWAPS FURNISHED hotel and 17 lota In h,- uig ou. uaauia town; hotel doing line bus! ness. Owner wll sacrlf ca for cash or taka nai-t Iah k. i- . NOWATA LAND & LOT CO. Suite 824, New York Life Bid. Phone Red llftO. Omaha. Neb. FOR EXCHANGE Eaulty of 13.600 of u BAA.InH I J ..... I I .......... .1 . . ccviiuw uaiiMi;. wuuuiy, a. u., unimproved land; i miles from county seat, for a stock of clothing, furnishings or ladies' ready made goods. For particulars address or call on rrans. j. tieia, casuewood, S. D. TO TRADE U. 8. Patent on steel fan... post to trade for cheap land: a a-nnrf proposition for someone who has the money to nauuie it. Aaaress Box 628, ureeiey, coio. $15,000 clear. Improved to trade for land $9 to $12 per acre, up to $30. Will pay cash auierence or assume. NOWATA LAND A LOT CO.. Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1999, FOR EXCHANGE 400 acres. miles from a town of 1,000 people, 240 acres under piow I wens, one windmill, 6-room house. small stables, most all tillable land, sur rounded by fine farms. All valley land trice, i3t.uuu. incumbrance, J7.000. Wan good merchandise or might take merchan die and buildings, for equity. What have you to orrerr Address The Allen County investment co., Liongton, ivan. FOR SALE or exchange for Omaha and South Omaha property, 19 lots nearly four acres in oeuevue near car, small improve ments, rrun. Address, box sw, DUIer, Neb. u. c Atoms. AN OMAHA client wants to a-lva nn. of the many people having Texas land fever a chance to get a nice 100-acre tract near the gulf coast country. He wants an Omaha home, 6-room cottage. This loo acres is cheap at $20 per acre, but will take less. Farm is clear, nb buildings. Please see us at once. REAL ESTATE TITLE TRUST CO, Ground Floor. 1201 Farnam. I have personally lnaoecterl thl ion,i cnaries n,. wiinamson. TAILORS MISFIT tallor. d suits $36 and $40 values at $16. bee A. ttunenstein, 2UVt S. 14th St G. A. L1NQUIST CO.. 136 PAXTON BLK. FOR BUSINESS wear the new sack suit but don t fall to patronize Ed. Thlel, Fin Tailoring, 718 Bo. Ititli Bt. WANTED-T0 BORROW WANTED TO BORROW-$4U0 or $608 (of 1 year. Will pay W per cent tatarast Ad eresa. n-eia. ua. WANT to borrow $600 on gilt-edge first mortgage; real estate security at 8 per cent Interest. Address K 3, Bee. WANTED TO BUY BEST PRICE paid for secondhand furnltuae. carpets, clothing and shoe. Phone Douglas 1971. WANTED $.000 FEATHER BEDS. Writ r.r telephone Douglas ltutl. METROPOLI TAN k iuATHKM CO.. U9 N. KOlh. Best prices for BROKEN WATCHES, Old Gold, etc NATHAN, 211 So. Win at SECOND-HAND clothing; party, after noon dresses. John Feldman, D. $123. A-2t BEST prices for 2d-hsnd clothing. D. 344U. WANTED TO RENT WANTED 1? rent, from October first by responsIL party no children modara house In West Farnam or Field club dis trict, with at least four bad rooms, not Including maid's room. Addraa li fee. Car Be. VANTEI Oood, cool room for (ingl man, within walking distance and In pri vate family, or where there are few room ers, preferred. Phon Douglas 1660. . WANTED TO RENT (Continued.) We Are Getting Numerous Calls For Houses of All Sites. List. With Ua NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., (24 N. Y. Life Bid. Phone Red Wl WANTED SITUATIONS JAPANESE wants position at housework In family: gentlo and honest Address W 21. Bee. JAPANKSK chauffeur wants Position; can drive and do repairs on gasoline cars; references. D 840. Bee. POSITION In closks and suits as fore man alterations or new work. Tel. D. 62S8. WANTED bv eneraetlc. well appearing school teacher, suitable employment during uinmer months. Address G-643 ut. SITUATION WANTED By voting man n ofifce as bookkeeper or cashier. Graduate of Luther college at Wahoo. Good- penman na accountant. Can furnish references. menuel Johnxnn, 3118 Franklin. Wert. li4o. GOVERNMENT NTICES OFFICH OF THE CONSTRUCTING Quartermaster. Chevenne. Wyoming. May 14, 1H10. Sealed proposals In triplicate, will do received at this office until :M a. m. mountain time, Wednesday, June 8, 1910, at which time they will be opened In pub lic, for the construction, heating, etc., ot the following public buildings at Fort D. Russell, Wyoming, via: tl f or con struction, plumbing, heating, electric wir ing and electric fixtures, for one tl) quar- ers ror four civilian employes, plans, ro. 82-P;; (2) for construction, plumbing, elec tric wiring and electric fixtures, for one (1) uartermaster s stable, plana No. 139-L and wo 12) stables, plans No. 139-U; (3) for construction, electric wiring and electric fixtures ror one (1) double stable guaru and shop building, plans No. 3-J; (4) for construction only, for one (1) wagon shed, plans mo. ho-h; (5) for the installation ot team heattng systems .complete and alter- lions in construction of Barracks inos. st, 36, 37, SO, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 44, post plans. Plans No. 2-9;;3, and officers' quarters Nos. 28 and 30, post plans. Plans and specifications for the inspection of bidders are on file In this office, also the off Ices of the Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Missouri, Omaha, Nebraska; Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Colo rado, Denver, Colorado; Depot Quarter master, St. Louis, Missouri; Constructing Quartermaster, Fort Leavenworth, Kan sas, and tha Secretary of the Builders' Ex change, Stt Paul, Minnesota. Proposal blanks and general Instructions to bidders may be had upon application to this office. Tha government reserves the right to re ject or accept any or all bids or any part tnereor. envelopes containing prutionaia should be indorsed "Proposals for the con struction, etc., of public buildings at Fort A. Russell, Wyoming, to be openea una 8. 1910." and addressed to V. K. Hart Captain Fifteenth Infantry, A. Q. M., U. 8. A., In .charge of tha construction, Room a Keere nan, cneyenne, Wyoming. M-ii-is-ut-w j o-i. DliTPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE. Omaha, jNeorasaa, may a, ian. neaieu proposal In triplicate will be received here until 11 a. m., June iu, iio, ana men puo liclv opened for Installing steam heating plant In storehouse at Omaha depot. Infor mation furnished- upon application. United State reserve right to reject or accept ail proposal or any part tnereor. envelopes containing proposals' should be endorsed "Proposal for Installing Steam Heating Plant at Omaha Depot" and addressed to Captain F. C. Bolles, Quartermaster. M at-u-at, j o-i-s. OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER. master. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. May 21, 1910. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be received here until 11 a. m.. Central time. June 9. 1910. and then opened for con struction, plumbing, heating, electrlo wiring nd electrlo ngnting iixture oi a outiaing for Quarters for f our in. c. oiticers and addition to Five Department Buildings. Full information and blank . forma of pro nosal furnished upon application. Plans and specifications may be seen here, also In offices cniet yuariermasters at uenver, St Paul and Omaha, Depot Quartermaster, Bt Louis - and , Quartermaster,. Scarritt Arcade, Kansas City, Mo. United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals pr any parts thereof. En velopes to be marked, "Proposals for Pub lic Buildings," and addressed to Captain Wot D. Davis, Quartermaster, U. S. A. i LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that Notice to Bidder Is being published In the Crete Vldette-Herald of Crete, Nebraska, wnicn provides for the submitting of bids to the City of Crete, Saline County, Nebraska, for the purpose of furnishing all material and labor for thebulldlng and constructing of a Sewer System In and for said city. Said system Is to be a Sanitary sewer System, constructed, built and combined with a Storm Sewer. The estimated cost of same Is $40,000. Time for presenUng and filing bids expires on the 20th day of June. 1910, at 2 o'clock p. m. All bids filed will be opened June zutn, iiu, at z'.w p. m. Vnr nlans and specifications and other details and conditions apply to either of the undersigned. ANTON UKISUIjA, mayor, Crete. Nebraska. F. A. NOVAK. City Clerk, Crete, Nebraska. P. A. Edquist, special Engineer, iuz isew York Life Building, omana, nenrasna, J4dl6t OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Maximum Steamship Luxury FRENCH im Six Days New York-Paris Compajnie Glnlrale Tr&ns&llantique Elegsnt tnod-irn express steamer "esve New York for Havi , Thursdays 10 A. M.a Express train connections lor Pari and all continental points. Passengers have the comforts ot famous hotela superior cuisine, palatial suites, mag nificent salons, orchestras, gymnasium, eleva tors, roof gardens, daily paper and every desired luxury. Naval officers; man-o'-war dis cipline. Safety Is amply provided for by wiia as and submarine bell signals. i.. Prnvinn June Ki La Provence. .July 7 La Lorraine June 23 La Touralne, July 14 La Savole..June SO I Laiorraine, juiy ai Additional atltlnss at Id cabin prlca sltarnau Saturdays by popular on claat cabin utiatn i4 to tel. to. J. at. KETITOIVOS. 1602 Tarnam Bt W. S. BOCK. Agt. C. M. $1 Bt. F. aty. H. O. JHIEI.D, 1601 rarnam St LOUTS KSSaB. Xlrt national Bank. HAMBURG AMERICAN Ail atodera Bafety Serloa (Wlrelaea, eta London-Pa ris- Hamburg Cincinnati Jn 11 10AM tKali'n Aug. Vlc.Junt 15 Pvoniylvanla June lfr Uluvcher Juna M Claraland Juna H lnutcblnd July I Oral Waldra..JuiM 23rrM. Lincoln July t IHIIi-Cariion s Is Carta HaaiauraoL lliainbur dlracu Naw. Hamburg-American Line, 45 Broadway, N Y., or Local Agents. CHICAGO LIVES STOCK MARKET Cattle and ftneep Reported Steady Hogs shade Lower. CHICAGO, June 4. CATTLE Recelnts estimated, 600; market steady, beeves, $J.7u l3.io; 'leias steers, P3.kii.iu; western steers, $5.2oQ7.66; stockers snd feeders, $4.00 f6o; cows ana hellers, j.Hb'tf7.uu; calves, $4.0iKii8.60. HOGS Receipts estimated at 9,000; mar ket steady to shade lower; iigni, l. l.j9 do ; mixed. l9.15ii9.JT; heavy, $'J. loySI.35 ; rough. $9.10a8 2O, good to choice heavy, $! 3u4cll.i&; pigs. $9.0U(i9.36; bulk of sales, $9.259.30. SHEEP Receipts estimated at 1.600; mar ket ateady; native. $ &ir: 40; western, $3 60 (I5.S6; yearlings, Vi wca ii; tamns, native. $6.2b'a8.M; western, o.ooos.w. - Kanaa City ' KANSAS CITY. Mo Stock Market June 4 CATTLE Kecelpt. 400 head, Including 300 southern" market steady; native steers, $&.60&8.26 southern steers, $4.uOii7.00; southers cows $3.0tti6 &; native cows and heifers, $3.0Vrj 7.4s; stockers ana reeaers. st voaazo; duiu, $3.76t6.76; calves, 4b.auu8.uu: western steers Xi.i7.76: western cows, $3 6oi.00. HOtlS Receipts, 1,600 head; market 6c lower; bulk of sales, fi VWM; packers and butchers. $9.ao.Zo; light, lU.WuV.to; pigs 18. 769 uo. SIIKKP AND I.AMB3-ll-elpts, none mirket steady: muttons, $4O0A6 6O; lariihn $7 Mi9 00; fed wethar and yearlings, $3.0Otf $.60; fed aeatern w, i w GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET i Foreign Market. Show Better Tone After Friday'i Break. MOISTURE IS MUCH NEEDED i v Hear . Keen Aaaresalro and $,rlcl Farther Readjastmeat ta Valae Weather Soma Warmer la Cora Melt. OMAHA. June 4. Foreign mm ken show better tone, cablek closing higher after our domestic break yedterday. Hains received In the northweat cr light. More moisture is needed. News from the Ohio valley continues to be bullish. Bears keep aggressive and predict further resdJiiNtment Ui values. Weather Is allvlitlv tvarm,. In ti.a i(irn belt, hut country shipments are light as yet. Short selling was heavy and prices eased lower. Wheat broke sharnlv on selllnir earlv. but better cables and some good buying on the breaks led shorts to cover, and prices firmed up, closing strong shove yes terday. Cash wheat waa lc lower today. iorn ruica sort and a shadn lower, being scld hea lly on better forecast by weather departments. Receipts were light, but cash values were lower, all offerings being M,l lower than yesterday. i rrimary wheat rece nts were D'C.OOO bush els and shipments were Sl&.Oun bushels, Kaintst receipts lust year nf 212.M0 bushels nd shipments of 822.0H0 bushels. ' Primary corn receipts were 6UO.00O bushels and shipments were 317,000 bushels, against receipts last year of 611.00V bushels and shipments of 6S2.000 bushels. clearances were til OHO bushels of corn. 60,000 bushels of xoata and wheat and flour equal to 113,000 biiHhels. Liverpool closed lt:d higher on wheat and nominal on corn. Local range ot options: Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close Yes'y. Wheat-I lilt July... RV4 $14 90 Sept... gti'kl Zb b'ii Corn I July... E4S E4H M Sept... bbS, 65Vt 6oW Oats July... 34HI 4H U Omaha Cash Price. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 94ff9c: No. t hard, 901j93c; No. 4 hard, 80rd90c; No. 8 aprlng, W'tii5c; No. S spring, f"yMc; No. 4 sprtng, 7!(fi81e; No. 2 durum, 77(&7c. CORN No. 2 white, 6KVc; No. S white, 684c; No. 4 white, 64'Ju7c; No.'$ color, 68c; No. 2 yellow, hoc; No. t. yellow, 6464c; No. 4 yellow, 6353Ho; No. 1. 64Vc: No. S, 64$54Hc; No. 4, 6263VtO no grade corn, 424J4C. OATS Standard, 86e; No. S white. IKHc: No. 4 white, 34-tr3.se; No. 3 yellow, $635Hc; No. 4 yellow, 33ft(gjfi34c. BARLEY No. 4. 44a4o; No. i feed, 430 toe; rejected, rnMC Carlot Jtecelpts. Wheat. Corn. Oat. Chicago 4 351 14 Minneapolis 160 ... ... Omaha 3 79 Duluth 20 ... . ... CHICAGO GRAIN AND TROVISIOXS Featnres of the Trading; and Closing Price on Board of Trade. CHICAGO. June 4 -After a 17 cent break In wheat, the short side of the market became too popular and dangerous and put up prices today at the close. It was not "until the grain could be had at 89c a was a rather small, but nevertheless nervous figure this season, that i outcry was raised. Compared with - last night, final quotations today were up a shade to H 0c. Corn ended unchanged to o lower and oats unchanged to a higher. The finish In provisions was Irregular, 120 above to 12c below the previous close. . Shouting that th winter wheat crop would be the Jlghest In year was about' the last heard by traders In wheat. Smaller shorts for the most part covered. Except at one time, when there was an overwhelming output of sales, the market waa rather small, but nevertheless nervous and Irregular affair. Coincident with the beginning of the upward reaetlon later came aissertlona that Winnipeg had got near to an export basis. September prices here ranged between 89c and 90igi9OVe, with the close firm at 90ttfe9H4c, a shade net higher. Selling of corn wa based mainly on expectations of better weather and in creased receipts next week. Spot fluct ated from bia to 5d'i&c, and closed at 68ihv68Hc. The cash market was slow. No. 2 yellow closed at 68!rG8c. Oats selling was largely speculative. Price variations fur the September option extended only from 36c to 25tc. with the close at 3bc. Recessions In prices for pork wer not entirely overcome, the close showing a new decline of 2c to 12V. Lsrd finished with a gain of 10c and rib. 7Hc to 12c. Leading future ranged as follows: Article. Open. High. Low. Close. I Yea y. Wheat July Sept Dec. Corn July Sept Dec. Oats July Sept Dec. Pork July Sept. Lard Juiy Sept Ribs July Sept ! ! I I B34.92ttfJVi W-i8''IW.91 OS BOH1! WVfc 8 I 67V67T4&&I 60 6S 6STs ' 686SVvl Mia $7 3&T4-61. Kit Si , 36'ia! SV 21 30 21 42A 21 OTVi 21 26 21 271? 21 10 21 16 30 SO 20 96 21 07 11 2i 11 97H 11 86 11 95 11 B' 11 86 U 2'! U SO 11 90 U 0 12 06 12 1714 11 96 II 12 12 01) 11 60 11 96 11 76 ' 11 87m H No. 2. FLOUR Easy; winter patents, $4.S0a" winter straights, $4.204f4.76; spring patents, $li.OO; spring straights, $4.60s4.7V; bakers, $3.905.00. KYE NO. 2. 75a7GC. BARLEY Feed or mixing. 4ta&2c; fai to choice malting. fclKflOoo. SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, ; No. 1 northwestern, $2.00. Timothy, $135. Clover, $11.25. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbi.. t.'i.n 621.60. Lurd, per 100 lbs., $ll.lu. Short ribs, sides (loose), $12.37H&13.t2!i. Short clear sides (boxed), $13.26'al3.60. Total clearances ot wheat ana riour nno equal to 113.000 bu. Primary receipts were 283,000 bu., compared with 212.0UO bu. the corresponding day a year ago. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 9 cars; corn, 314 cars; onto, lilti ears; hog 29,000 head. , Scattered outsiders sold proviaiuna, aim caused a decline In provisions after a slight show of strength at the beginning, rust prices for the September dciiyery were ui $21.10 for pork, U.s2l4'ull-J 'ara 11 Ml rr . h. w-i ii i si Ttau'inta 17 413 cases': steady; mark, cases Included, lu'yuioc, nrsis, ii',o prime firsts, lH'-tc. , BUTTEfl-Steady; cieameries, dairies, 234J-26C. . . :., ..,. CHEESE Steady; nainiea, intuit. 14lt4)14c; young Americas, i6lc; luny horns, 14i&15c. , , . ' POTATOES Firm: choice to fancy. Mt 20c; fair to good. 2-i23c. POULTRY-Steady; turkeys, 15c; chick- ""vEAI-Steady, M to 60-lb. wts., S'e8'c; 60 to K-lb. wis., Vii'JWc; 85 10 HO-lb. ats.. . lOlO'io. Kansas City Grain and Provisions. L-ivsis flTY. Juna 4. WHEAT July 87H'7c, bid; September, a&HiiSis. sellers, December, 6o, sellers. Cash, unchanged dull; No. 2 hard, nsc'ati.uj; no. , No. 2 red. 7e'a$l01; No, , 8c. CORN-July, 66Sc, sellers; Septeni ber, 6&Sc. sellers; December, 6H4jilH--. bu Cash: Unchanged to Ho higher; No. . mixed, tHtyottitii No. 3. 67V4"'OiHc; No- white, 62Vi163c; No. $, KHc. -avv OATS Unchanged; No. I white, jafjaw No. 2 mixed, SfiiJOc. RYE No. 2. 6ac. . , . HAY Unchanged, choice tlmo.hy, $iw, choice timothy prairie, 11.00PI1.A. BUTTER Steady; creanwry, extras, lie, firats! 26c: seconds, 23c; J'n ?c- i? EtlG-'i-Hteady; current receipts, net cases $T..10; miscellaneous $309; southerns, $4.86; stor.g. packed, cpti .Bh tl i . i... 26.0110 42,OOi " " "bu.:..:::: . o.t. bu W0 I01JI Liverpool Grata Market. LIVERPOOL, uns 4. WHEAT Spot, dull; No. 2 red western - winter, go stuck. futures, firm; juiy, as !a .isciooer, a 6.i1; Iteremner, norrinai. .i i-oRN Spot, easy; old At Americi mixed, ld; via Vl-i'vea- l. 1A: new kiln dried. 6a ton, 6s $d; futuree, dull; July. ' nominal vptenai(. nominal. , I V