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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1911)
r TTTFi 8 BTX: mimK. MONTUY. MAY 8, 191f. REAL ESTATE FARM AMD HA.XM 1,AM rOR BALK AfkrMka ' tlaaed. 80-ACRB farm. 28 mile from Omaha, mil' to town, upland, good aoll. in good condition; must sail; good term Ownrr, Bos 262, Orna. Neb. IM-ACRB ranch ftr saia, tW per acre, two-thtrda cash, rcmam1tT flva years, per cent Interest; all fenced; food lm pro va riants. For particulars writ Frank Sehula, Norfolk. Neb. FOR 8ALB 800 acre hay land, 1 roll Newport. S17.M; MO miles, all ntw build ing, spring water. H.Vk Others. L. V Grene. Newport. Neb. 640 ACRM8 of deeded land, 6 mile from town; nearly all level. Prtre, 212 uO per acre. Address J. C. Benin. Whitman, Neb V - North Dakota. SEVERAL Improved farm In MeHenry county, N. Dak., for sals on cur terma; (ood aoll; Via to 130 per acre. C. A. Stub bins. Granville. N. D FOR SALE Renter and Investors. If you want to own one of our flna Improved grain farma with every modern conveni ence and ba Independent, write me at onca, Llttla money needed. Wendell Hustua. Carrlngton, N. . WANTED Hava rood Itat of landa Id James River Valley, btutsman county, N. 1. Correspondents with real estate agents solicited, k uuin btaie tank, YpUantl, N. V.- " Uregea. FUR SALE KA acrea choleeat apple, pear, chair, grape land In the west, six miles from town, one mile from railroad; soil deep volcanio aari. The lallee. Ore., prize wuinlng fruit. lv acres. i'i mllea from town, new, mod em house, barn, tenement; t0 pear prune, bearing; 1.64 young treea, 1,000 grape vlnea, good water; wood. Or will aell M acres with all Improvements. Investigation solicited. C. H. Webster. The Dalles, Ore UOINCJ TO OREXON. Our private car leavs Omaha June E, direct to our fruit Land! In the Willamette valley. Free round trip to our prospective buyers. A few reservations left. For In formation tee Santlam fruit Colony, &20 Bee Bldg. Seath Cajrollaa. I LANDS-3E00 pf-r acre made growing figs for preserves on the Islands. Orchards on easy monthly payments. Sea Island Orchard Company. Charleston, 8. C ath Dakota. ACRES IN DEUEL CO., 8. IX Close to the Minnesota Una; heavy black soil; clay subsoil; Ilea very level and all under cultivation. Must be sold within SO days to olose an estate. Half of this year's crop goes with the price. 126 per acre; easy terma; 33.000 will handle It and It Is a snap. No gravel, no stones, no foul weeds. Address W. F. MoOee. Lake Preston. 8. D. 400-ACRE corn farm, out from Sioux Falls; excellent Improvements, large grave and fruit; all In cultivation; price far quick sale , easy terms; also 240 well improved, easy terma, and 100 acres unimproved. These are bargains tor quick sale. H. A. Stlvlus, owner. Sioux Falls, . D. ALFALFA THE KINO OF ALL FARM PRODUCTS. This la the land ws have. Free home steads; relinquishments and deeded lands. For particulars writs K. O. Wonder 4k Co Buffalo Gap, S, D.- i FOR BALE Section good, raw land: all fenced; good flowing wall; mllea from Plankington, 8. D. For particulars, writs J. B. O Malley. Philip, 8. D. WILL, exchange choice farm land near Pierre, the capital of South Dakota, for good Iowa or Nebraska land; what have you to offer? West Land, Co.. Pierre, 8. D. SOUTH DAJiOTA LAND FOR SALE. Ws have- a list of Edmunds county land for sale at from SI and up per acre. If Interested write us for particulars and ws wli laaad our prices and pocket map. If you own land In South Dakota list It with us. Our motto Is "A Square Deal to Buyer and Seller." Olvs us a chance to prove our statement. Hasvold Land Co., 141ns, Ed munds county. South Dakota. ONE-FOURTH SECTION FIVE MILKS FROM TOWN. Fair Improvements. Pries $5,800. Equity. 11400. Akaaka Real Bstats Co., Alaska, a. D. - . Texas, Buy Gulf Coast Fruit Landa on Easy Payments Where 10 acres will produce as much each season as 100 acres farther north. Watch for our ad next week offering Gulf Coast Orange and Fig lands within tan miles of Houston, Tex., on terms of Otie Dollar an acre cash and One Dollar an acre per month. See .us for particulars. , W. J. Dermody T Investment Company 1514 City National Bank Bldg, Omaha. Neb. TEXAS INVESTMENTS. Buy orchard and garden landa near Houston, the greatest and most prosper ous city In the southwest, where values are going .up all the time and fortunea mad In real estate in short while. Easy terms If desired. Address E. C. Robert son. Ml Klan Bldg.. Houston Tex TUB N1LK OF A Urmc a , 130 cash and I per cent Interest, payable eeml-aunueUly, will seours you a home In Vela. Tex. and a 10-aore farm In the Rls Grands valley, where the farmer's cash in. came Is as perpetual as the days that corns TV" " Jacason. 7t First National oanx mag., Houston, Tex. WB are subdividing 1.300 acre at r.rrn farm land In Jackson sountjr. Splsndld w r ' mm miniu sneui ngnt. Inches. For description, plat and prloss writs v . , JOHN RtCHET CO.. IIS E. Houston St.. San Antonio. Tex.- RAN SABA VALLEY, the garden spot o i oi me paper shell pecan. We ca-n buy land for you or Invest money, t per oent net to you secured by mortgage on these landa. Correepondenoe solicited Refer to First Mil l huk Hn K-1. xi.-i beak. Ward, Murray Co.. and the mem bers in congress from Vwxaa. Ksliay- uimwa v o.. hm can, iex. SAN 8ABA. VALLKT, the gardsa spot of 'wm, uumv vi ioe paper sneu psnan w can buv l&nd trv ,A. i n . . WW V, t .1 - W- . ItlllUBJ, er oent Bet to you eeoured by mortgage so iwui. vorreeponaencs solicited. Refer to First Net I bank. San Saba Nat I hank. Ward. Murray A Co. end the mem bera In oengrees from Texas. Kelley Burleson Co.. fcaa Saba. Tax. rtasi. ACHES choice unimproved wheat land (black sandy loam) In northern Utah, near railroad. Price I par acre. Terms reason able.. Address Dr. W. H. Petty, Ogden, Utah. . Wrsalsg. FOR BALE 10,00 acMis hi Laramie county. Wyoming, la Golden Prairie dis trict; suitable for farming; new stocked wltb cattle and sheep; wUI sell with reach; will exchange for eastern Nebraska or lewa farcua. J. T. Bell. Owner. Cheyeaae. wye. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE WE exchange properties of merit. H. H. Culver, mi-li O. N. B. Bldg.. D. 7806. CHANCE OK A LIFETIME. For sale or exchange: tins hardware and furniture business In live town of about ; good farming country; Grant Co.. Min nesota; large frame store building; on choice corner lots, nloe living rooms up stairs; alao good Improved 1st acres; land $ miles from same town. 110 acres under cultivation. can all be plowed; no waste; will consider good Improved farm In corn belt or good Income city property up to $la.000. as part payment; balance cash. Requires about tS.oO to handle this. For ether Information and prion, writs owner, Lock Box S4. Herman, Minn. DENVER-U exchange for Omaha, new. modem s-room residence, R. P. B , hard wood, Millard room; choice location, be tween Colfax Ave. and City park; U min utes' car ride from center of Denver. Prtoe. 1-i.AOOuO, rents Mj mo. E. Larson, 1610 Cook St.. Ienver. Colo. FOR SALE OR TRADE. 44 acrea In tanioua Twin Falls coun try; beet part of southern Idaho, where they raise Cuo bu, spuds per acre; 2H miles from R R elation For ssle or trade for Nebraska land Good raaaon f"r selling E. L. Ktunaey. Ui N. 12th bt., Boise, Idaho. . "' ' ' FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ll'ontlnued.) FOR reliable sale sr d exchanges, D. M. LLAMINU. ,W Brandels Bldg. C. J. CAN AN. Room Jsl. Oma. Nat I Bank. A lR-nwM hotel, completely furnished. The only 12 a day house In town; ten nicely furnished bedrooms, parlor, dining room, kltih-n and office; baaement um!rr entire building; brick walla, cement floora; all clear; on main line of C, II. J. Ry., short dlataarn from Omaha, bnlopglng to en elderly woman who has run the hotel for a term of yeers and wishes to retire; en-, Joying a profitable business. Will oon: i elder Omaha, 1 1 ouncll muffs, Lincoln or; Kansas City property. Don't submit un- reasonable offers as thin la not a trad Ins; i rroposltloa: located in a live Iowa. town. Investlenie. C. J. I'anan. Tfll Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg. FOR PAf.F or exchange, rooming house for house and lot or lots; will pay differ ence. Red Mr,. FOR PA LK or Trade, soda fountain (vsl uatlon 11..0) and cigar case. Address E. H., Box 112. Tltonka, Iowa. REAL ESTATE LOANS OMAHA property and Nebraska landa. O'KEKKB RE A I, ESTATE CO.. Mil New Omaha National Bank Building. GARVIN BROS.. 34 floor N. T. Ufa, 1600 to tiW.OOO on Impioved property. No delay. "WANTED City loans. Peters Trust CoT" CITT and Farm. JOHN N. FRENZER. Good 6 Farm Mortgages Always on hnnd and for rale In amounts from X00 to J3,imo. BENSON & MEYERS, 412 New York Life Bldg. LOANS to home owners and horns build era, with privilege of making partltal pay ments semi-annually. W. IV THOMAS, Ml First National Bank bulldlngv CHEAP MONET. Representing the Penn Mutual Life Ina Co.. with assets of over 1117,000,000, I am prepared to accept all the good loans of fered on Improved Omaha real estate. Business and residence loans mad with out delay. THOMAS BRFNNAN, City National Bank Bldg. fi Sr fjVoon c,t "nd f"m property. W. O S Or2OB. MEIKLE. Ms Ramge Bldg. WANTED City loans and warranta. W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Faxnam St LOW RATES. BEMIS-CARLBERO CO.. 110-313 Brandels Theater Bldg. MONET TO LOAN-Payne Investment Cs Wanted, farm loans. Kloks Inv. Co., Omaha $100 to $10,000 made nromDtlv. D. Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. WE HAVE money to loan on lmon real estate In Omaha and suburbs. NEBRASKA SAVINGS A LOAN A 33 1606 Farnam St. Board of Trade Bldg. REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ' ESTATE WANTED We have cash buyers for modern houses In the Dundee district or .northwest part of Ihs city. FOR QUICK RETURNS list your property with us. OI NEIL'S REAL ESTATE AND INS. AGENCY, luOS Farnam Street. ' Tel. Tyler 1024. Ind., A-ttli WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS. Have you anything to offer the farmer of Iowa? Any cheap land for higher priced; a general merchandise atora for land or any kind of an exchange? Or have you some i land you want to sell for cash? The one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer la the Des jluines Capital; 42,000 clrculatioa daily; rale single Insertion, 1 cent a word; six Insertions, cents a word. Des Mouses Dally Capital. Des Moines. Ia. WANT to purchase direct from owner, at actual cash value, a farm In eastern Nebraska; stats price and terms In first letter. Box 3iS. Fremont. Neb. WANTED TO BUY BEST pries paid for 2d hand furniture, carpets, clothing and shoes. TeL D. U7L STEAMSHIPS ALLAN LINE I Picturesque St. Lawrence Rout. Weekly Sailings from MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW MONTREAL TO LONDON, Havre, Francs Fortnightly from PHILADELPHIA and Boston to Glasgow. Splsndld sceneiy, shortest passage, lew rates. Any local agent or ALLAN a CO.. General Agents, 127 N. Desj-born St.. Chicago. ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS NEW YOP.K. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW. NEW YOFK AND NAPLdCS DIRECT. Single or Round Trip Tickets between New fork and Scotch, English, Irtsn and all prlnolpal Continental points at attractive rates. Send for book of Information. Superior Accommodations. Excellent Col sine. Apply promptly for Reservation to local agenta of Anchor Line or HENDER SON BROS.. General Agenta. Chicago. 11L WANTED TO RENT YOUNG man wishes nicely furnished room on ground floor, within walking dis tance. State pries and location In letter Address to K It. Carss Bee. . MARRIED lady wlshea room and board In strictly private family. Husband horns part of time. Willing to pay according to what we get. Grafters and cheap boarding houses need not answer. Address J 242 Bee. BOeeT Omaha made candy Insist on having O'Brien's candy fine oandy. We will gtvs a hO-rent box of this fine candy to Mra. J. C. Mahlln. V4 Caldwell street. If shs will bring this ad to The Bee office within three days. WANTED SITUATIONS PRACTICAL NURSE. Harney 4M. MARRIED man. age $8, wants steady worn In general store; stx years' experi ence. J Za Bee. WANTED At onoe, position as house keeper by woman with little girl. Call Park Wlids Uoiue, 1231 Park Wllda Ave. WANTED A position by a young man as automeblls driver. Address Y-184, cars Bea. WORJC WANTEIJ I am In Jail and likely to go to the penitentiary for the lack of $10. I will work tor any oua, at any kind of work, fur six months, who wtll advance me that amount and board. I will work faithfully. Address, Joe Lece. County Jail, Omaha, Neb. EXPERIENCED drug clerk, with best of references, desires poaitton. G 240. Bee. CARPENTER wants jobbing, repairing. All kinds of screen work, new and old. 3701 Dodge St.. Telephone Harney hJb. THE best cand made can be bought most any plaoa where candy is sold. Remember the name O'Rrlen'a candy. If Mrs. T. Hawrey. 2124 Douicla street, will bring this ad to The Bee office within three days ws will give her a 0c box of this fine cndv free. OCEAN' 6TEAMSHI1'8. HAMBURG-AMERICAN London Paris Hamburg Anirtk. May 11. I A. M MPr Lincoln. It ekals'a. Ana. Vie. Mj sV PmoiijI Mr n ty tale. eniti Csrltos a U Carte ResUursot. ..m t Plrmeath r,4 cserbouri. Will tail at keuluna ' Secou4 t'tble Uoly. ' sTnbarg-Amertuan 2taa. ISO West Baa Aolpa t- UMoaga, III, or looal agent. GOVERNMENT NOTICES DFPARTMF.NT OF THE INTERIOR. Office of Indian Affairs. Washington. t. t'.-flealed propoaals for letting gr Ing District No. S. I'row Reservation, Montana, for the graxlng of sheep, either under a lease or by permit, will he re ceived at the office of the commissioner of Indian affaire. Washington. D. C, until I o'clock p. m , on Monday, June 6, 1911, and will he Immediately thereafter opened In the presence of such bidder as may at tend. All necessary Information may be obtained on application to the superin tendent of the t'row Indian school. Crow Agenry. Montana. C. F. Hauke. Second AsHlstant Commissioner. Mtdlflt. RAILWAY TIME CARD tniO.f STATION -Teat k ! Mas a talon Pacific Depart. Arrlvs. San Fran. Overland L a I;1K am all 30 pm China and Japan F. M.a 4:06 pm a 6:46 pm Atlantic Express a 0:46 am Oregon Express s 4:00 pm a 6:10 pm m Angeles 1 J ml ted. . .aJ2.5 pm a 8 pm Denver Special a 7:04 am a 7:27 am Colorado TO x press a l:M pm a 4 M pm Oregon-Wash. Limited. al2:&0 pm a $:20 pm North Platte Local all:56 pm a 4:46 pm Grand Island Local. ...a 8:16 am a 10:. 10 am Stromsburg Local bl2.41 pm b 1:20 pm Mlseowrl Pacific K. C. St. L. Ex a :2 am a 7:40 am K. C. St. U Ex., ex cept Saturday all:16 pm a 6:64) pm K. ('. A St. L. Ex.. Sat urday only 12:00 pm Chlcaco, MIlTookee et St. Pawl Oveland Limited all: 43 pra a 7:6 am Omaha-Chicago Ex b 7M5 am Om.-gavanna Local .a 7:16 am .a 6:00 pm .a 7:42 am .b 6:16 pm all: 46 pm a 8 ?o pm a 8:60 am bl0:00 am Colo.-Cal. Express.. Colorado Special Perry-Omaha Local.. Illinois Central Chicago Express a 7:00 am Chicago Limited a 6:00 pm Minn. -St. Paul Ex b 7:00 am Mlnn.-St. Paul Ltd a 6:00 pm Chicago at Northwestern NORTHBOUND. Twin City Express. ...a 7:46 am Sioux City Local a 8:46 pm Minn. Dakota Ex. ...a 1:00 pm Twin City Limited a 8.45 pm Minnesota Express EAST BOUND. Carroll Local a 7:00 am Daylight Express a 7:40 am Chicago Local al2:05 pm Colorado-Chicago a 6:10 pm Chicago Special a (:0t pm Pacific ""Coast -Chicago.. a 6:i pm Los Angeles LI ml ted... a W:60 pm Overland Limited all:46 pm Carroll Local a 4:30 pm Fast Mall a 8:30 pm WESTBOUND. Llncoln-Chadron a !:) am Norfolk-Dallas a 8.-00 am Long Plne-Llncoln a 8:16 pm Hastings-Superior b 1:16 pm Deadwood-Hot Springs. a 8:66 pm Casper-Lander a 8:66 pm Fremont-Albion b 6:80 pm Wabash Omaha-St. Louis Ex. ...a 6:80 pm Mail and Express a 7:02 am blanb'y Lei urom C.B.JO 6:00 pm a 8:46 pra a 8:00 am a 8:00 am al0:20 pra a 8:28 pm a 8:16 am a 7:30 am all:u0 am a 8:60 pm al2:23 am a 8:28 pm a 8:28 pm a 6:4 am a 8:28 pm all: 0 pm a 7:46 am al0:lo am a 8:86 pm all:00 am al0:16 pm a 6:20 pm b 6:20 pm a 6:20 pm ail:00 am t Lte pm a 8:26 am 8-11:16 pm blo:u am Lhlcaao, Bock Island Pnclfl EAST. Rocky Mountain Ltd...al2:6R am Chicago Day Lx press.. a 6:46 am Chicago Local Pass bl0:3S am Des Moines Local Pass. a 4:00 pm Chicago Express a 4:40 pm Chicago Limited a 6:08 pm W EST Chi. Neb. Ltd. Lincoln. a' 8:20 am Colo-Cal. Express a 1:26 pm Okl. Texas Express.. a 8:16 pm Rocky Mountain Ltd...s40:o6 pm Cktonsto-GrcMSt Westers Chicago Limited a 6:48 pm Twin City Limited b 8:M pm Twin City Limited Twin City Express a 7:80 am Chicago Express al0:46 pm a 4:S0 pra bl0:18 pm all: 30 pm a 1:16 pm a 8:08 am a 6:47 pen a 4:8 pm 1:80 pm aU:68 am a 7:S8 am ol0:30 ana a 8:80 pm a 8:46 pm Barllncton Station lOtk evnd Mason. Bltrllnaten ' Depart. Arrlvs. Denver eV California.... a 4:10 pm a 8:46 pm Puget Sound Express. .a 4:10 pm a 8:46 pm Nebraska point a 8:80 am a (:10 pm Black tlllls a 4.10 pra a 2:46 pm Lincoln Mall b 1 20 pm al2:16 pm North woet Express ....all 66 pm a 7:0 am Nebraska points ........a 8:20 am a 8.10 pm Nebraska Express a 8:16 am a 6:10 pm Linooln i-ooai b 8:08 am Uchuyler-Plattamouth...b 8:06 pm bl:2t am Lincoln Local a 7:26 pm a 7:60 pm Plattsmouth-lowa a 8:18 am a 8:60 am BeUevue-Plattemouth...al2 0 pm a 2:40 pm Central Nebraska all. 66 pm all:li pm Chicago Special a 7.16 am all: 36 pm Denver Speolal a 7:00 am Chicago Express a 4-20 pm a 8:66 pm Chicago Fas Express.. a 8:80 pm a 6:00 am Atlantlo Coast Limited.. 11:40 pm Iowa Local a 8:15 am al0:80 am Creaton Ua ) Local a 8 80 pm al0:80 am St. Louis Express a 4:80 pm all: 46 sun K. C. St. Joseph al0:46 pm a 8:46 am K. C. a St. Joseph a 8:16 am a 6:10 pm K. C. SL Joseph a 4.80 pm Webster Statlos Mlaaonrt Pacific -lBth and Webster. Depart- Arrlvs. b 8:60 pm bll.66 am Panl, Minneapolis A Auburn Local , Cfclcaaro, St. Osaaha Depart. .b 1:26 pm Arrive, b 12:06 pra e 8:26 pm b 8 26 pm Sioux City Express.. Omaha Local Sioux City Pass Twin City .Pans Sioux City Local Emerson Local ,...b 8:46 am o 8:26 am ...h 6:66 pra b 8:1 am (b) dally except only. Sunday, tci Sunday GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Fear of Bain in Wheat Belt Frighteni the Longs, CORN FOLLOWS THE WHEAT D right, Cleetrlsfc Weather In the Com Belt Helps to Pat Down the Price to 'Some Extent Closing; Unntatlons. OMAHA. May 8. 1L Fear of rain over the spring- wheat belt on the forecast ever Sunday scared longs who turned willing sellers to the tTUnt mat wneat values dropped ahtrvlv Iror. the closing values yesterday. Cash prices were lower and cables had ai. easier tons and short selling of the more distant fu tures featured the short Saturday session. With bright clearing weather over the corn belt which will help tlii progress of eorn planting, coupled with the drop In wheat values, eased the oorn inarket, cloa lng prices being on the low poirt. The wheat market opened wtir.k n! lower, with the May option ahowlug toss of 4c from yeaterday'a close. Cash wheat on the floor waa 2o lower. Corn ruled firm early, but short selling was more pronounced, owing to the weak wheat market. Demand waa slack and cash values V lower. Primary wheat receipts were 418.000 bu. and shipments were 6-O.000 bu., against recalpta last year of 229,uu0 bu. and ship menu of 84.000 bu. The following cash sales were reported: WHEAT No. 8 hard, 1 car, bSc; No. 4 hard. 1 oar. UCie; 2 oars. 86c. Primary corn receipts were 427,000 bu. and shipments were Oul.ooo bu., agalnat receipts last year of 'JbMu bu. and shipments of 630.000 bu. CORN fro. I white, 1 car, 40c; No. 8 white. 2 cars, 4VSo; 1 car- 4sc, No. 4 white, 1 car, 46c; No. 2 yellow, I cars, 4Bo; No. 8 yellow, 6 cars, 4H.o: No. 4 yel low, 1 car. 4&VC; No. 1 mixed. 1 car. 40a; 1 car, 4c; No. 8 mixed, 8 care, 4vtc; No. 4 mixed, 2 cars. 4so; 2cars, 40c; No. 8 color. 1 car, 4KHc; no grade, 1 cars, 4&c. OATS Standard, 1 oar. 21ic; No. I white, 8 cars, 21c; No. 4 white, 1 car. Ilo; no grade, 1 car. 11c; 1 car. Sic; 1 car, sVc. Omaha Cash Prices. WHEAT No. 1 hard, gaJc; No. 1 hard, 84391c; No. 4 hard, traffic; rejected hard. 7TuUc: No. 2 aprtng. JWIV; No. 4 spring. 87$tic: No. 1 durum. tfKVc; No. 8 durum, H-&(i7Ve. CORN No. 1 whits. 404?4e: No. I white. 4!ri40c: No. 4 white. 4St?s'4c; No. 8 color. 4kM'r: No. 2 vellow, 4tc; No. 2 yellow, OOHtKVc; No. 4 yellow 4tf4Hc; No 1. 4KHtf4rc; No. 1, 09 4'tc: No. 4. 4Vfilvc, no grsde. 4-t4Tc. OATS No. 2 white. 81,tf31c; standard. rtSlV: No. 8 whits. 90v"W'; No 4 white. S0Htr31o: No. 8 yellow, WXlo; No. 4 yellow, ,ti304C. BARl-ET No. 8. 852c: No 4. 800e; No 1 feed. 7Ele: rejected. WTIio. RYE No. 1. S (f c ; No. 8. 87gSc. tar lot Receipts. Wheat Corn. Oats Chicago .... Minneapolis Omaha .... 66 131 ..172 20 U 06 'ii Duluto OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET Cattle for the Week Are' Steady to Stronger. HOGS GENERALLY FIVE HIGHER Lambs Fifteen to Twenty-Five Htaher la Fifteen Cents lllaher for Same Period. POTJTH OMAHA. May . 1!11. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sherp or' cui Official Official Official Official MmiiiHV Tuesday Wednesday.. Thursday L'- , 4.65 6.1-0 4.0f?. 673 IS .0f.l 17.218 1.1 M 7.6M 6.973 IM .; .7i' 1.568 Friday. Estimated Saturday. Six days this week....17.J4 67.272 2S.tfi Psme davs lajit week.. .14.R 7I.77R S7,1W Same days I weeks ago.. 20 077 58.700 82.116 Psme days 2 weeks ago.. 1". 3 f..ltt J1.109 Same days 4 weeks ago.. 14.544 48.628 29.74 rame oay last yesr is.ivhs bw.bm w,. The following table snws the receipts of csttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for tbs ysar to data as compared with iai veer: mil 110 Inc. Cattle 3T-S.79? 34l 8M .2! Hogs 9l6.04fv 75S.RFA 1M.1M Sheep S14.9M 624.002 OO.STil The following table shows ths rsngs of Prices on nogs at South Omsha for ths last several days, with comparisons: Date. I 1011. I1810.I18C8.I1808.I1807.I1PW I1K April April April April May May May May May May 6 86U 8 841 81 S l 38 6 84 8 08 T 01 8 21 ' S 111 2 011 841 8 26 6 1 5 10 11 6 11 6 11 6 19 6 26 6 20 6 28 6 II HI J4 8 141 6 Wl 6 451 6 2S 8 l I 6 851 6 41 8 841 6 28 i 0 6 74 6 6 m S 60S I 8 01 6 24 a at 2T 8 4 7 01 I 6 28 8 ri 8 00 8 11 7 04! S 261 6 26 111 i 8 16 24 I 7 001 8 88 6 66HI 27 ( 84 6 87 Sundsr. Receipts end disposition nf live stock at ths Union Stock yards. South Omaha, for twenty-four hours ending at 1 p. m. yes terday: RECEIPTS. Cattle.Hogs.HVs. C. M. & St. P Wabash Missouri Pacific Union Pacific C. A N. W.. east C. A N. W., west C. St. P., M. A O C, B. eV Q., east C, B. & Q . west C. R. 1. A P., east Illinois Central Chicago Oreat Western. 8 1 21 6 1 20 7 1 1 2 1 3 Total receipts DISPOSITION. Cattla. Ho ogs. 1.078 Omaha Packing- Co Swift and Company Cudahy Packing Co Armour & Co , Murphy Other buyers 1.4K1 1.838 1,216 424 Totals T 8.147 CATTLE Today's market waa, as usual on a Saturday, barren of fresh receipts of any Importance, but the total for ths week has been very liberal, showing a large gain over last week, although being quite a little under the record for the corre sponding week last year. During ths early part of ths 'week the market on beef steers at all points was more or lass of a drag, large receipts at ths different market centers in the fp.oe of a hot overly urgent consuming demand for the product made the trade In live cattle rather dull, with tha tendenoy of prices lower. This tendency was tha most pronounced on heavy oattle. Later on In ths week, as the reoelpts fell off and aa ths feeling that ths condsg week might show still smaller receipts became pro nounced In ths minds of buyers, the trade seemed to take on more life and pruss strengthened up. At the closs of ths week handy light . cattle and good grades of heavy cattla are around 10a higher, with other kinds steady. While there are un doubtedly a good many cattla still In ths country and while It Is expected that re ceipts will bs heavy on some days at least for some Urns to come, still ths prophets ars beginning, to talk that reoelpts In tha future will be less burdensome and that prices ought -ts show Improvement. The market Jon cows and heifers has not shown very much change during the week. Ths demand on most days has been very fair and tbs trade reasonably active. Oood light heifers have been In best demand and they ars poaalblv a little stronger than ons week ago. Tha general run of butcher stock, however, oould only be Quoted as about steady. Veal calves and bulls ars also a trifle stronger than last week. Receipts of stockers and fseders have bsen very light throughout the week, but tha demand baa also bsen very moderate and values have eased off a little, so that at tha oloss of the week they are around ltrfflio lowsr than last week. Quotations on cattle: 0 od to choice beef steers, 86.7S4.0; fair to good beef steers. 86.40ig6.70; common to fair beef steers, 86.00 S6.40; good to choice cows and heifers. 84.71 66.60; fair to good cows and heifers. K209 4.75: common to fair cows and heifers. 12.76 64 26; good to choldo stockers and feeders. I6.4O06.SO; fair to good stockers and feeders. 16 2f 6.40; common to fair stockers and feeders. 84.26426.2S; stock heifers. 24.2606.00 veal calves. 24.0tx26.25; bulls, stairs, stc. 12.78 fjp4.U0, HOGS A good, active market, at nickel higher prices Is tha short set way of de scribing today's hog trads. The activity to demand, as well as ths advance, was largely due to a limited supply. About S6 cars arrived and as most, buyers filled orders without dslay. the session was a short-lived affair. Complete clearance was mads by 18 o'clock. Spreads narrowed somewhat, a develop ment that Is frequent on a strong; market, and the major portion of ths crop held within a 15c range. Naturally, it follows that there were sales hero and there that failed to show ths fat nickel advance, varloua loads selling strong to 6c higher. Shippers and speculators provided an out let for about 10 per cent of total offerings. Long strings ranged from 86.60 to 25.70. good butchers moving around 86.86. Bacon animals sold aa high as 16.76, a figure Iden tified with yesterday's top, but 16o less than tops a week ago. While receipts for ths week show a natural loss from last week's burdensome runs, the total Is seasonably large. Ship pers have been buying freely on most days and packing demand has been broad and generally active. Bulk of today's busi ness averagea from a nickel to 16c lower than last Saturday's market, heavy bogs showing lesser declines. Representative sales: No. At. 6k. Pr. Ne. At. Bu. FT. I ie 441 ... te it 111 ... 1 at rt ... i m it so ... 1 t ?-, l III 11 Ml ... I w U mo MO I H efi lei . 1 11 U Ml ... IH 41 HI N til M 194 W IU 44 SM It H W. ...... lie is IU a w mo t w k i9 li;. a IM 10 i ti V Ill 11 I 40 47 It4 II I U 1 a" ... I M 47 Ill M I I7U. 61 Ml US 8 40 II til ... 4 I7W II Ml J4 40 (1 161 it iru M I 10 W Itl ... 6 7W ,104 40 I 40 II Ill ... 41 Ill 19 I 44 11 Ul 10 I ITi. 41 HI ... 4 40 14 144 120 Mil, U IU I 8 4S . M lit M I 7 11 He w la n 10 70 I IM ... IS 14 Ul ... 1 M Ill 140 6 IS TI Ul S HI 44 M I U II IM 0 I TO U Ml K IS 71 tut ... I 71 l M IS 11 Hi N 111 M Ml ... 8 44 11 Ml ... 170 I Ml 40 I M T4 MT ... I 10 41 4 110 II Tl It IS I 70 II IN l Tl. Ml 14 171 44 167 ... I 14 14 144 111 44 Tl 10 6 41 40 141 ... I 71 1 71 ... I II II tit 4 II 44 144 M I 41 Tl IM ... IT 17 Ml 10 I 74 M4 ... I 71 U 11 M4 ... I 41 M Ill 14 I 71V, U IM ... IN 11 Ii4 ... Ills 1 Ml M IS 41 IU ... I 71 46 Ul 11 I M T1 Ill M I 75 II m ... 141 II... Ul ... 7I 47 164 I 4 70 IM ... I 7 M Ul M I 44 II Ml St i 71 11 M I i 11. ....... 114 ... 7 II tf ... I 44 U 121 ... I 71 Ill M I 41 II IM t I 11 M Ul ... 11 11 114 ... 174 11 Ul Mitt M SM ... 6 Ti SHEEP All branches of tha sheep and lamb markets were barren this morning snd ths seals of values remained un- changed. No fresh receipts were avail - able and yesterday s clearance was prac tlcally complete. .' Sine and Including Monday dally sup plies have been well up to the -average both In quantity and quality. About 29.0u0 head arrived In all. the bulk consisting of lambs with shorn offerings more plentiful than woolskins. Msxlcans are still running freely, of course, and are ahowlng up mostly In ths fleeoa. Old sheep proved the exception to the rule at all times and amount of business transacted does not afford a very reliable idea of price levels. Tons to demand lately was favorably contrasted with dull, stumpy inquiry last week. All regular buyers took a greater Interest In the trade and mads their pur chases In free-buying fashion. Prices Im proved more or lees as ths result of healthier feeling, bat advances were llm Meat and cannot be taken as ths most i en portent phafe of the market when com pared wuh the K-mral character of de mand l'inr1 isnilis, hoth wrjolpcj and shorn, claim the Ions end of any advance, rinsing slHdit 1,'ic siul lilMher than a week ito Slieen of all klrds lanae from stronx to j possibly l."o hiKhr In sii1s for the week. I Tni.y woolcd lambs hse been eel It n K around $ no. Mexicans rraching l 20. while hrst westerns aie quotable over 86.H6 at niost. Quotations. Wooled: Spring larnhe, ISO' 8.ui: Mexican lamhs. 8:.8iVhi.20; western lambs. is.26ii6.K6; earllnRs. 84.4vtf4.tO; weth ers. 24 10(j4.ii0; ewes, J.1.5IK(i4 35. Quotations, Shorn: Mexican lambs. 14 "fjf 5 10: western lambs, $4 35'o4Wi; heavy lambs, 24.154.40; yearlings. 23 Si'o4 So; wethers, 83.75 ti4.15; ewes, ljei'l;4tl0. ( UK A(,l) LIVE STOCK MARKET braised for Cattle and Hogs ron hheep Utrailr, CHICAGO, May 6.-CATTI.K Receipts es timated nt 2i0 head; market strong; beeves, 85 vn.40; Texas steers, 84.Si'6.50; western steers, 84 S046.0; stnekers and feeders, 24.0i) ti6 40; cows and heifers, 12.40Q6.00; calves, 81.Mvrfi.&0. HOOS Receipts estimated at lO.ono head: market slrnnK to 6c higher; light, l.VT'Vtf 6.10; mixed. 2R.70c66.50; heavy. S6.66416.M; rough, 15. (jo's 6. 70; gond to choios heavy, 7u,.fi9ii; pigs Xo.4ift.00; bulk of sales, 25 6i-B6i. V SHEEP AND IAMRS Receipts esti mated at 1.000 head: market steady: native 12.ftvl(4.6ft; western. 82.254 60: yearlings. 24 40 V6.40; lambs, native. 14.26(S4.2&; western, 84.75iuti.35. Kansas City Live Jtoelc Market. KANSAS CITT. May 8. ATTLK Re ceipts, ltO head; no southerns; market steady; native steers. 16.264jp6.10; southern steers, U.'Xuf.60; southern cows and heif ers. !3.26a4.76: native rows and heifers. H.OOfftl.OO; stockers snd feeders, 14.755.76; bulls, 14v?i5.00; calves. 84.0O4ii."5: western steers, 84.75'd6 90; western cows. 83 25S6.00. HOGS Receipts 2.000 head: market strons to 5o higher; bulk of sales. I5.76'a.85; heavy, !5.76fJ:5.t.n; packers and butchers. 15.75(26.86; lights, 3580ig5.9) PHKEP AND IMBS-Hecelpts, none; market stead v: muttons, i3.6ftra4.ft0: lamha. IS.Otvga.tO; fed wethers and Yearlings, 14.00 6.35, fed western ewes, 13.6034.26. at. I.onls Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, May 8. CATTLE Receipts, !00 head. Including 100 Texana; market steady; native beef steers, 16 00a.60; cows and heifers. 18.60a56; stockers and feed ers, 13.0rVgo.60; Texas and Indian steers. 14 60S.50, cows and heifers, 13.5ftii6.00; calves, In car load lota, 25.OOQ6.75. HOGS Receipts 6.200 hesd; market steady; pigs and lights, !5.O6.06; packers, !5.U0j.0O butchers and best heavy, lo.eo (.06. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none. St. Joseph Live Stook Market. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., May 6. CATTLE Re ceipts, 200 head; market, steady; steers. 15.006.06; cows and heifers, 13.00ifi6.85; calves. 84 0Otr 00. HOGS Receipts, 8.000 head; market, steady; top, IrvdO; bulk of sales, t6.70f80. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 300 head; market, steady; lambs, 85. 60. 20. Stock In Sight, Receipts of live stock at the. five clpal western markets yesterday: prln- Cattle. Hogs Sheep. '306 1,066 South Omaha St. Joseph .... Kansas City .. St. Louis Chicago Totals 15 6.!X 8.000 200 100 200 300 716 2.000 5.200 10,000 26,100 1,300 CHICAGO GR4If AD PROVISIONS Peatarea of the Trading: and Cloalac Prices oa Board of Trade. CHICAGO, May 8. Owners of the big concentrated holdings of May wheat here had to slash prices for that delivery 4 cents a bushel today to head off shipments whloh were being Leaded toward Chicago from all directions. New crop months suf fered also, but only to a limited extent, closing easy ASHc to Ho under last night. Latest fig-urea on corn were &o down and for oats, fco to He In hog products there was a net gain of 612Ho. Urgent attempts en the part of com mission houses to sell May wheat at the opening dteoloaed the fact that offerings from outside over night had reached a etaggtaing- total. Thereupon all support waa withdrawn In a hurry. Bull leaders practically throw up their hands and at leaat for the Urns being let the market go to pieces. First sales of May were the highest of the session, 96S97c, a decline of 0o from the night before. Then there was a plunge to Wo In a minute and as brokers vainly tried to execute stop loss orders, a violent smash followed, bottom not appearing until 930 was reached exactly 4 cents loss In all. Moderate buy ing on ths part of shorts caused a rebound which In tha end left May Just lc up from the low points. July ranged from ISStc to 80c, and closed He down at 88(3380. Receipts at the primary market centers tended to make corn weak. May fluctuated between 62S and 6244c, with last sales 62HS62Hc, leaving the net decline Hfto. Cash grades were easy. No. S yellow fin ished at 54f&66c Prospective increase of arrivals here caused the oats market to slip backward. High and low limits for July proved to be 320 and 32c, with ths oloss hit-o off at 8232Hc. The meagerness with which offerings came from packing houses and speculators opened a way for an advance in' provisions. When trading ceased, pork and ribs had gained 74o to 12Vtc, and ribs 6H0. Prices in Chlcsgo, furnished by the Up dike Grain company. Telephone Douglas 2473, 708 Brandels building, jDmaha: Articles. I Open. High. I Low. Close. Tes'y. Wheat-) I ' N I I May... 9Ai97 87 93) H IT July...8Vtf'4 SRHi88Hji 88lJiA Sept... 8e4ifc8(4 tS 8754 S7 bT5(ij58 Corn May...54H 64Vi 68W - 63 64 July... 62Stt 12 52i,62H8 62 Sept... 63'4 62TJt3 63 63 '2 Oats I 1 I May... 38 28 32 S2H'V32V3':4 July... S2S&- 32V 22HI32VaS Si' pSPt... 82V&H 82i 817, 81ft fl2 May... 16 80 15 82H 16 80 15 82 15 70 July... 14 87 14 W 14 86 14 92 14 85 St 1 14 60 14442H May... 800 800 786 800 7 2'4 July... 8 06 8 7J 8 024 8 074 8 024 Sept.... 8 12 8 1741 t 124 8 174 S 10 Rlba- May... 8 00 8 024 7 824 t 06 7 824 July... 7 90 7 924 7 874 7 824 7 86 6ept... 7 824 7 5 1 7 80 7 874 7 80 cash quotations were as follows: FIXUR Firm; winter patents, 13.ft04 40 straights. 33.60iir4.25; spring straights. 84.10 W.b; Daaers, .Wi.k. RYE No. 2. 11.12. BARL&7T Feed or mixing, 6&e&c; fair to choice malting, 11. 001 12. SEED No. 1 aoulhwestern, nominal, timothy, 112 00; clover, 115.75. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl 115.S7H 4J16.U0. Lard, per 100 Ihs., 18.00. Short ribs, sides, loose, 87.S74ir7.87 4. Total clearances of wheat and flour wers equal to lie.ouo bushels. Primary receipts were 418.000 bushels, compared with 229,000 Dusneis tne corresponding day a year ago. Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 63 cars; corn, 307 cars; oats, U3 cars; hogs, 4H.0U0 head. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red. 94ViSv7Vc; No. 8 red, 9:"&97c; No. 2 hard. 94(S 97'jc; No. 3 hard, 927c; No. 1 northern spring, tl.03'&1.04; No. 2 northern spring. tl.0ifil.0J; No. 3 spring. ItecfoH.Ol. Corn: No. 2 cash, HHijMV'l No. 2 cash. 64f44c; No. 2 white. 64 4425c ; No- white. 64f644c; No. 2 yellow, 644'ao5c; No. I yellow. 64'a644c. Oats: No. 2 cash, 334c; No. 1 while, S44o; No. 1 white, 83'46334c; No. 4 white, roBV; standard. t3V?33 . BUTTER Steady ; Creameries, 162Ic; dairies. 13tlc- EGGS Steady; receipts. 18.810 rases: at mark, cases Included, 13"U'L34c, firsts, 154c; prime firsts, 16c. CHEESE Steady; daisies. 12f 124c; twins, 1144?llc; young Americas, 124 'a 13c; long horns. l31J4c. POTATOES Steed v; choice to fancy, 6l9 62c; fair to good, 65i7'i0c. POULTRY Live, weak; turkeys, lie; fowls, lie. VEAL Steady : 60 to 60 lb. wis . C-34e; 10 !. IA Kr. h WIN hWH'lUI1: XS frt 1 I U I ll urta 1 740c. Car Lot Receipts Today : W heat. 65 cars; corn, 229 cam. oats, 1.11 cars. Estimated Monday: Wheat, t3 cars; corn, 3u cars; oats, 131 cars. Mlaneastalls Kralp Market. MINNEAPOLIS. May 6. WH EAT May, 97897e; July, 8''eti'!9c; September, 92n 22c; cash. No. 1 hard, 11014; No. 1 north ern. 84c7tl 0u; No. 2 northern, 864''gi9c; No. 1. 94fi97o. FLAX 'losed at 12.57. BARLET-70ctrl 05. CORN No. 2 yellow. 6lVrt5. OATS No. 2 white, Jlfc-gSlc. RYE No 2. 1106. PRAN-ia 6022 00. FLOUR First patents. 14.7ftlr6.0ft: second patents, 14 Vg!4 : first clears, 13 gj.6; second clears, 4Z.3ir-. ASK LEADING QUESTIONS Ingenuous Contestants Direct Pointed Queries at Editor. WHICH WOULD BE CORRECT ONE? 'If tlnnk Mlaht Be 'The Cow's f aires, or 'Calves of the Cow, They Write, "Which bsll We Glvef Did you ever stop to think thnt the four ersnrl prizes the Apperson touring rsr. Klmhsll eighty-note player-piano, 1500 building lot In A. P. Tiikey Son's Iler addition snd a Columbia Orafonnla Regent" did you ever stop to think that these r net all? Has H ever met your eye that there aro thirty-five more prises thirty-five cash consolation awards for those con testsnts who do not get any of the first four r'tims? If you have looker! down the list of prises, however, you have seen the an nouncement of the thirty-five cash awards. There are five of $10 each, ten of $5 each, and twenty of 12 each. These prlxes mske It worth all your time and energy, even If you dr not get one of the first four grand awards. The names of all the winners of prizes will he printed In Ths Hee, with tha rrlies won bv them. Better look over the prizes announced helow the nuzzle picture that appears In ' the Issue of today. ' Asking; Leading; Qnestlons. Many Ingenuous contestants are di recting at the contest editor what must regretfully he termed "leading ques tions." "If a picture," they write, "might bs snswered ss representing the book called The Cow's Calves.' or the hook called The Calves of the Cow.' which would be correct?" Now, these contestants evidently want the contest editor to tell them which of the books Is ths proper one to put down on that coupon. The titles cited above ars fictitious, but the sort of query la not. Very many of these "leading ques tions" have been asked lately. The only answer that can be given these contestants Is to say that each plo ture In the contest Is drawn to represent the title of one particular book. A title In the booklovera' catalogue la selected s ons that would lend itself well to il lustration. Then the Illustration Is drawn to order by an artist, who draws only what is told him to draw, and does not know by any means what title ho is representing. Now, if some certain- picture Is con strued by som certain contestant to be capable of representing more than ons title. It Is unfortunate, but not . to be helped. The pictures are drawn to rep resent one title. If you cannot decide what title, you may make extra answers. The: rules permit as many as five an swers to each ' picture. Extra answers must be made or) extra coupons. And, Incidentally, It will cost only ons cent to make each of these extra an swers. 4. I.oala General Market. ST. LOUIS. Mav 6. WHEAT Future. lower: May. 914'991: July 864c; Septem ber, 86ic; cash, lower; track No. t red. 96c: No. 3 hard, 90914c. CORN Lower ; May. 62Ar: July. R149 51 He; cash steady; track No. 2, 644g65c; No. 2 white. 55o. OATS Dull: May. 82ic: July. 82,c: cash. lower; track, No. 2. 824c; No. 2 white. 34(9 844e. ' RYE Nominal, 11.08. FLOUR Firm: red winter patent. 14 80 ?4.70; extra fancy and etra1ght.13.804r4.10: hard wlnt-r clears. 8 '.(& 8 15. , SEED Timothy. 6.00fl.50. CORNMEAL-82.60. RRAN Weak; sacked east track. Sl.lKft LIS. PROVISIONS unchanged ; jobbing. 116.00. When you see an illustration think of BAKER BROS. Engravers - 1216 Howard St., Omaha. Thinking right leads to buying right. Organization and equipment are the standard-bearers of quality and su perior service. Pride of production backed by prac tical methods, skilled workmanship, guarantees efficiency in cut making. Ask for sample Keep cool this summer in a cool, clean office Roomy, airy offices appeal to the business man who 'has a large amount of work to do each day. The . cooler he is the better work he can do. Tenants of the best known office building in the city catch every breath that is blowing during the days when the mercury is mounting high. Elevator service, light, ventilation and janitor attention are the best. THE BEE BUILDING Select from these offices at once as they will not be available long: HOOK 4l Is a very desirable room, having a south and west exposure, which affords good light and plenty of air. The spacs 1 1320S,, and rents st a very low figurs; psr month alt 00 BOOK 41s Adjoins ths abovs on ths north and these offices could b rented en sulta As a alngls of Ilea It Is desirable on account of slss, 8x20 H. Price, per month flt.00 BOOM 07 Is ens of ths cheapest snd best llghtsd rooms In the building being located on the north side of court near skylight. It Is 16x16 and rants for, psr month 16.00 BOOK 1T Ths only room In the building which rants for 110. 80 per month. It Is located on the eaat slds of tha court and Is 8x14 fast la aisa. New elevators are now being installed. The Bee Building Company Bee Business Office. 17th and Farnam Sts. Ird. unchsnged; prim iwm. tlfW: !rv salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra i"r r-:"n. tm - . short. 9-c; clear rlba, 9ol aoorf Clears. 9 V. ' H AY--Plead v; timothy, 1J94WL); pral- re 112 Miti5 so. . POI LTRY lower; chickens. HMo: spring. rorf:o: turkeys. ItV 16c; ducks. 1340; gee. cents Hl'TTFR Plead y; creamery, litrao, EOXJS Stesdy at 16c feMlna Ehlrtm tl Flour, phis. , Wheal, hu Corn, hu Oats, bu , 7.f0O S.rtW HI taw H O" M.ano 66 Win 82.080 84.000 OMAHA GENERAL MARKBT. FUTTFR Creamery. No. 1 fleBvero to the retell trade In l ib. cartons. 84c; No. In an-lh tuba, tic: No. 1 In 1-1 lv oartona Tic: packing stork solid pack. 13c; dairy. In 00-lb tuba. 4ai4c; market changes vary? 1 ue-de v CHEESE Twins. 1441T1SC; young Ameri cas. IfttriTVxf: daisies. 16c; triplets, 164j llmberger, 18c; No. 1 brick. 164: Imported Swiss. S.'c; domoatlo Bwlas. 82o; block Swiss Ire. POULTRY Pressed broilers, under I Tbs, K 08 per dos : hens. 16o: cocks, 134c; ducka. Wc: geeee. I5o: turkeys. 86c; pigeons per dos.. 11.20: homer squabs, per doa, 14.80; fancy squabs, per dos., 83.64): No. I per dos., IS 00 Alive- Broiler. 860, 14 to 1 lbs., and 14 to t lbs.. 20o: smooth leer, 14o: hens. 12o; stags. 10c; old roosters, so el4 ducks, full feathered, U4o; gesso, full festhered. 6c: turkeys, 11c; grulaea fowls. JOo esch; pigeons, per dos.. see; homers. rer dos.. 13.00; squabs. No. 1. par 4oa, 1.20; Ne. 2. per doa, eta; capoaa, over I lbs . 14c; old turkeys 4. BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. t; 18c; No. S. 11c; No. 8, He. Loins: No. 1. 144c; No. 2, 12c; No. 8. 13c Chucks: No. L 74c; No. S. 74c; No. 3, 74c. Round: No. 1. c; No. 8. 4c; No. 2, 940. Plata: No. L 64c; No. 8. J4c; No, 8. 6c. FISH (all frozen) Pickerel, 9c; whlto. IRo; pike, 14c; trout, lie; large crapples, frgreoo; Spanish mackerel, 19c; eel, llo; haddock, its. riAiindera lAr: areen catfish la- ... naa. l Hcnj piiui per lmjr. aoo, xros; legs, per doa, S&c; salmon, lOo; halibut. Jo; herring. 7c. FRUITS Apples: Kansas Pippins and Jonathans, 44 tier, per box, $3 60; Kansas Ganos. per box, 12 .50. Bananas: Fanny se lect, per bU'irh. 12 2(Vir2.60; Jumbo, buneh, 12.7&C3 75. Dates: Anchor hrsnd, new, 80 l-lli. pkKS. In boxes, per box. 12 00; bulk In 70-lb. boxes, per lb.. 64o. Figs: Turkish. 7-crown. per lb., 18c; 8-crown. per lb.. 14c; 4-crown. per lb.. IV. G-rape Fruit: Florida. 64-64-80 s ses. per t ox, 17.00; 89-46 sixes, par box, 34 60. Lemons: L'monaira brand, ex tra fancy, 800-iWO sizes, per box, 85 50; 840 sue 60c per box less. Oranges: Camella Redlands Nsvels. a'J s;e, per box. 1&.604 8.76: fancy navels. 8i-9ti-12 slzea, 83-16; 160 and smaller alKs, 136o3.75; California Jaffa oranges. 1M and larger sizes, per box, 83 60; Kd and smaller sues, per bos, IS 60. Pineapples: 24-30 86 s'zes, per crate, 14 75. Strawberries: ArknnPas. per 24-qt. case, 13.00; Tennessae, per 24-qt era, 13.25 t(3.50 VEGETABLES Reans: String and wax. , per hamper, 13.50. Bvet: Per bu., 76o. Csb bage: California and Texas, now, per lb.. !c. Carrots: Per lb.. 2c. Cucumbers: Hot house, 14 snd 1 dozen In box. per doT 11.60. Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dos., 1160. Garlic: Extra fancy, white, per lb.. 16c. Lettuce: Extra fanoy leaf, nor dos., 4Ro. Onions: Texas Rermuda, whits, per orate, 12 26; yellow, per crate, 12 00. Onion sets: White, per bu., 32 lbs.. 11.76; vellsw, per bu.. 32 lbs., 81.00; rod. per bu., 12 lbs , 1125. Pa'eley: Fancy southern, per dez. bundhs. 60c. Parsnips: Per lb., 2c. Pota toes: Iowa and Wisconsin, white stock, per bu., 86iS0c; Colorado, per bu.. 11.00; new stock, per lb. 6c; per hamper, $2.76. Ruta baess: Per 1h . lUc. Tnmiln. tn,-tH ner 6-bsk. crate, fancy, 14.00; choice, 13.60. Tl 1 rr. I n TAfl- Kit 7C MISCET.LANEOt'S Almonds: California soft shell, per lb., 14c; In sack lots, lo less. Brazil Nuts. Per lb.. 13c; In sack lots, lc less. Cocoenuts: Per sack. 15.00: per doz. 75o. Filberts. Per lb.. 14c; In sack lots. 1e less. Hlckorynuts: Large, nei per lb.. 6c. Ponnuts: Roaste ?aw, per lb 64c. Pecans: 1 16c; in sack lots, lo leas. Wi per lh.. 24c: California, pe sack lots, 1". Ie84. Cider: New per bbl., 16.76. Honey: Ne 13.76. Peoria Market. PEORIA. ' May . CORN-No. 624c; No. I yellow. 634c; No. 6Sc; No. 4 yellow, 624c; No. 63c; No. 1 mixed, Kkc; No. 4 white. S yellow, 2 mixed, 4 mixed, 624c: no grade. 49c. OATS No. 2 white, S34o; standard, S$4c: No. white. 32,j33o. , . , naloth Grain Market. DULUTH, Mav 8. WHEAT No. 1 north ern. 11.014: No. 2 northern. 946!4c; May, tl.OOH: July, 11.00; September, rc. OATS3340. folder 20. rVt "II
