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    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1913
11
REAL ESTATE.
CITY rnOPBIlTY FOR SALTS.
Removal
Notice
!Wo 'have outgrown
our present quarters
and aro moving today
to a now' suite of of
fices, number 216
Omaha National Bank
Building.'
Charles W. Martin
& Co.
West Farnam
Brick and Stucco
House
This la a well constructed, 8-room,
modem 2-story and attlo house, nearly
yew, with brick let story, stucco 2d and
3d, having large living room with brick
fireplace and attractive dining room with,
paneled walls, finished In oak, convenient
kitchen, flt-at floor; 3 attractive bedrooms
and outside Bleeping porch and complete
bathroom second floor; 2 bedrooms and
bathroom third floor. Large lot 96x110 feet.
Located near 41st and Davenport: very
reasonable terms. Price $15,600. Price can
be reduced by buying leas frontage.
George & Company
Tel. D. 756. 80M2 City Nat Bank Bldg.
THESE HOUSES MUST BE
SOLD
41ST & GRAND AVE.
Original price $l,'60O-reduced price 11,400.
Three-room buns-alow: larsre Ilvlnir room:
nice kitchen and bedroom; city water In
kitchen; electric lights. Dandy cemented
basement, cement walks. Good chicken
house with woven wire fence. Close to
Grand Ave. car, fine school and stores.
Will add another room If desired, without
mucn aaaiuonai cost.
3609 SHERMAN AVE,
Orlklnal Dried 13.00O reduce tirtrn 22.HX)
Blx rooms and reception hall; square
house, entirely modern; paved street,
paving paid. Good house. This Is cer
tainly some low price and ought to sell
the property very readily. $000 down will
UUMUl. 1.
We would consider good vacant lot as
nrst payment, Daiance UKo rent.
For further information see
. SCOTT & HILL,
Douglas 1009. 307 McCague Bldg,
Two
Dundee Lots
$975 Each
Located .on Nicholas street, between
60th and.ilst one . of the most .sightly lo-
ta f f tr, ts In ntine-l-.. T.r4V n . L-. .
wewee. aaa - .eLv,v. uvig S1 u ftUUUt Hi t U
feet above; "grade. Just enough to male a
ment sidewalk, arid asphalt paved street
Th.RR 1 At t h.lllH lut ,t,n.wl. 1 om a , CfW
each. in a, Very short time. Can arrange
HASTINGS & IDSYPBN. 1S14 Harney St
$200 Cash
Buys 6-room stucco bungalow 'located
on So. Central Blvd., south of Ilanscom
parte -xma is an elegant new house;
hard-wood finish and modern in everv
respecU Just far enough from the boule
vard to make It a very pleasant place
to I live. Price, 14,000. This must be sold
at once.
O "Neil's B. E. & Ins. Agency
1505 Farnam $t.
Tel. Tyler 124.
KOUNTZE PLACE HOME
2116 Wirt 8 rooms, reception hall, tile
bath, hot water heat oak finish, newly
remodeled, modern to date; was outside
of tornado zone. 'Can take a email rnt.
tage on this; leaving state. Reynolds, 2118
nin. xeu' vv.eD. zs..
- BABY PAYMENTS, $1,600.
WAMRTV1M TiTw nrcTDTnm
This, Is mighty cheap for a seven-room
on a payment of $100 cash, balance $20 uer
uiuniu, uo. wxioo. otreet paved.
-1,750 Look at SS31 Tnvlo at n- a,lD
.from Ames Ave. car, new 6-room
cottage, modern in every way, full
-cemented basement screens, storm
WlndOWfl. lAFfTA- Int. -nlM hlnnimiB.
Don't fall to take advantage of
mis upponuniiy.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Doug. 1781. Ware Block.
Kountze Place
Home
$3,7002117 LothroD St. Practically brand
new. 7-room house, with garage on rear
of lot This is an exceptionally well
built home. Dining room, living room
ana nan unisnea in quarter-sawed, white
oak: sun room off of dlnlnir room. Rw.
ond floor has 3 bedrooms and bath, fin
ished in natural birch. Only 1 block to
laouirop scnooi ana ,ztn HI. car- line.
i.ei us snow yqu una at once.
George & Company
Exclusive Agents. .
Phone P. 786. 902.1. City Nat. Bk. Bldg,
1100 CASH.
BALANCE S20 A MONTH.
6-room house, partly modern; house will
do painica to suit ouyer.
MYRTLE DEUEL.
2702 Brown St. Tel Web. HK2.
FOR SALE Modern seven-room house.
Large rooms and reception hall. In gooa
condition, beautiful lot and fine location.
Now occupied by owner contemplating
removal irom city. aaareaa i no, lies.
IN Rollavua. 6-room house, new. else
trio- light, good barn and outbuilding,
three biz lots, three blocks from car.
Terms on request. Phone Uellevue, 23.
7-ROOM. recco. hall and bath: lariro lot:
barn and fruit; . near car and school; a
cargaip. uwner. weD, ..sr..
TO BUY, BELL OR RENT, FIRST SEE
JUlt-N W. HUU111NH. JS03 t'AUMAM BT.
FARM tc RANCH LANDS COR SAL1S
California
CALIFORNIA LAND. Send for cata
logue. Properties in all counties. Vol'
liable, reliable information. C. M. Woos
ter Co.. Plielan Bldg.. Ban Francisco.
our next "Private"
Excursion to and all through
BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA
Leaves' July 7. Excursion rate. Make
your reservations early.
Karl Brehme
SIS Bee Bldg., Omaha.
CALIFORNIA land excursions 1st and
Sd Tuea, W. T. Smith Co. 816. City Nat Bk.
Persistent Advertising ts the Road to
13 lg Returns.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
General Shortage in Wheat Re
ported at Many Trading Points.
CORN HAS A NEW STRENGTH
tVeakness In the Yellow Cereal la
Helped by Increased Argentina
Shipment! nnd Heavy
Baying;.
OMAHA. June 6, 1913.
Betldea the big short Interest In wheat
centered at Chicago, there Is a largo
shortage scattered from one end of the
country to the other linen thai wee
put out when there was no breath
gains! tne southwestern crop pros
pects. The weather for the last two
days haa rwvin mnr- f.vAMhl. fnt. v,-
growing croD of thn nulhWMt. nnit ail.
.vices from many sections of that coun
try toia or these conditions. For the
first time since tha unfa.vora.hlA rron
reports commenced to arrive from Kan
sas there was a change In the tenor of
tne aavices. without raking over the
state from One end to thn nthr. a Kan
sas City grain house with a large Inter
est throughout the southwest wired that
advices from their own nouses were
mucn Detter. That the present lower
temperatures, coupled with the rains In
many sections, hu at laut rmril.llv
hushed the walling of thn "crop killers"
kjiu mni me unai taie oi ma yieia win
soon bo told by the harvesting and
threshing of the grain. Cash wheat was
Ho lower.
Strength was given to the corn market
during the earlier hours of the session
yesterday, wnen the buying was of par
ticularly good quality. The weakness In
this grain was probably helped some by
the forecast of Increased Argentine shipments.-
Cash corn was unohanged to Ho
higher.
Uneasiness was shown by the longs in"
oats yesterday and thev were "n.etlv
sellers, with talk of revision of the tariff
and the removal of duty on Canadian
oats uppermost In their minds. Tha
market needed support Cash oats were
?o lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALE,
California.
. Colorado.
XfTTRT aatl mw Imnmv t 4 ...A m
Sterling, Colo. "SNAP." L. q. Week
bach. 182 Bouth Humboldt Rfc. Dunvsr.
Colo.
Minnesota
160 ACRES. 45 miles from Mlnnenrw-ill.-
one mile from town; 120 acres cultivated;
balance meadow and "pasture; heavy soil;
tuir set uuuumss; one gooa team norses;
two COWS, several head nf vnunrr ntnnlr;
complete set of machinery, chickens, hon
and everything on the place' goes at HO
tier acre, one-nan casn.
SCHWAB BROS..
1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn
Idaho,
tornadoes. Mild winters. Am salflnir mv
fine apple orchard partly in bearing, S230
an acre, dome unimproved, iiza. 4 to
6 tons alfalfa, 500 to 400 bushels potatoes
per nut. Trms, will divide. Close to
jummttt, u railroads, abundance water;
no cop failures, w. E. Bell, Ernmett'
Idaho.
Montana
SIXTY' THOUSAND acres Carey land
ouen to entry at vaner. Aiont.. iirteen
annual payments; section famous for
grains, grasses, vegetables; well adapted
to aiversinea larming. or particulars
write Valler Farm Sales company,. Box
1026. Valler. Mont.
Oregon,
WE are owners of a 700-acre. 3-vear-old.
commercial aDDle oi chard, located In
(Douglas county, Oregon. Non-lrrlgated
ana in nign state or cultivation, win
sell It In 100-acre tracts or multiples
thereof to responsible parties desiring a
first class .retail proposition. Detailed
Information and ' terms, furnished. . Sun-
nyaaio orcnard company, $n Plymouth
mag., Minneapolis, Minn.
BEAJj ESTATE LOANST
MONEY TO LOAN
ON OMAHA HOMES.
NO DELAY.
J. H. Mithen Co.,
INC.
921 CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
DOUGLAS 127a
MONEY TO LOAN on lmDroved farms
In eastern Nebraska and western Iowa-
Loans made for 14 and 8 ner cent, with
the usual optional privilege. For further
particulars write to - noma oince. The
l&auitaDie Loan uo.. Percy is. u Wynne.
Ais i eec y, umana, xseo.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
In any amounts.
W. H. THOMAS,
228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates
loans on Nebraska farms ana umana
city property in any amounts,
Hj.W. BINDER.
823 city National name mag.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
I) KEKPE REAL ESTAtBI CO..
1018 Omaha National. Douglas 2715,
LOANS on farms and Improved city
property. 6 va ana e per cent: no asiay,
J. H. Dumont & Co.. 1603 Farnam St
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith' & Co.. 1120 Farnam St.
GARVIN BROS.&'Manfr
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg., uth and farnam.
6
" 310.312 uranaeis i neater uiag.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat
'STKAJISHIFS"
ANCHOR LINE
STEAMSHIPS.
Sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK LONDONDERRY
GLASGOW
Ocean paasago 7H days. Moderate rates.
'For book ot tours, raxes, etc., appiy to
HENDERSON BROTHERS.,
Gen. Acta., li V. itandolph Bt, Chicago.
OR ANY LUUAL AU1SNT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I Have Buyer
for 7room house, either In west part of
city or In llanscom Park district .Let
me hear what you have for sale at be
tween $4,000 and 85,000. Want -to hear
from Omahans only. Address D-141, care
Bee.
LIBT your house with us. We have buy
era. Osborne Real Estate Co. Doug. 1474.
WANTED TO BUY
Dolgof f fd-hand store pays highest prices
for furniture, clothes, shoes. Web. 1607.
" WOULD like to buy a flvo or six-room
house to be moved on a lot One in the
neighborhood of 24th and Clark preforred.
Telephone Red 4301.
BEST prices for furniture. Call X). 7803.
SECONDHAND clothes, shoes; pay
best pneej. TeU Tyler 1100.
LIVE STOCK BtARKET OF" WEST
Shlp lire atockTto South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt aqd careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commission Merchants
BYERS BROS. & CO.. Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bltlg.
MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bldg.
equal to K9.000 bu.; corn. LOCO bu.; oats.
none.
Wheat at Liverpool closed H0TM lower;
orn, HHd lower.
Primary wheat recelnta ware 42X000 bu.
and shipments 453,000 bu., against receipts
of 8S8.0CO bu. and shipments ot 203,000 bu.
last eyar.
Primary corn receipts were 1,026,000 bu.
and shipments 316,000 bu., against receipts
of 1,CS0,CC0 bu. and shipments ot 30S.000 bu.
est year.
Primary oats receipts were 779,000 bu.
and shipments 468,000 bu., against receipts
of 308,000 bu. and shipments of 367.COJ bu.
last year.
Carlot Receipts.
WhMLLCorn. Oata.
Chicago , 12
Minneapolis iso ... ...
Duluth 68
Omaha 62 S3 19
Kansas City ,. 41 65 17
Bt. Louis 18 101 S
Winnipeg ., ....235 ... ...
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3
hard. 8IHVc; No. 8 hard, StH66o: No.
4 hard. b0&; No. 8 sirring. MSJS4Ho; No.
4 spring, 82HS63Ho: No. 2 durum, $6H
87c: No. 3 durum, 8GHif60c Corn: No. 2
white, 66HeC6Hc; No. 3 white, 664360;
No. 4 white, 6&OCSH0: No. 2 yellow, 66U
OC6o; No. 3 yellow. 6H4QS6Ho; No. 4 yel
low. Muctfio; rxo. z, coviouiio; no. s,
S2C6Uo: No. 4. 641766a: no arnde. 50ff62Hc.
Oats: No. 3 white, mWTio; standard,
37Uo; No. 3 white, 37c; No. 4 white, 36c
iiarieyi Malting, bugwo; no. l reea, n
0460. Rye: No. 2, S&HSWo; No. 3, 66
CTH.
The following cash sales were reported
86 He No. 8 hard winter: 3 cars, Sso. No.
4 hard winter: i oar (rye mixed), szo; l
car,' SI. Oats No. 8 white: 3 cars, 37o.
No. 4 white: 1H cars, 86?ic. Corn No. 2
white: 3 cars, 66Ho. No. i white: 6 cars,
65a No. 4 white: 1 car, 65Ho. No. 3 yel
low: l car, mo : z cars, 65&c no. a yel
low: 6 cars, 6$Hc. No. 4 yellow: 2 cars,
66c: 1 car, Hlic No. 2 mixed: 3 cars,
66Ho; 3 cars, 6&Uc No. 3 mixed: 1 car,
66 Ho; 9 cars, 65Vic No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
t6o; 1 car, 64Hc; 1 car, 64c. No grade:
rour-nrtna oi a car, khc,
OHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading: nnd Cloalns
Prloea on Donrd of Trade.
CHICAGO, June' 6. Largo sales of cash
wheat today for prompt shipments out of
Chicago had a rallying effect on deferred
deliveries. Although the market closed
weak, latest prices ranged from Ho- oft
to H6Hc net advance. Com finished H
HQHo and provisions increased in cost
Jtta&a to 16c
Bullish sentiment in wheat was fur
ther aided by grain dealers estimating the
Kansas harvest as low as 70.000.00 bush
els and reducing the Oklahoma forecast
to 16,000,000.
Stook market weakness had a depress
ing effect on wheat prices at tno outset,
and again was Influential near the close.
Taking the day as a whole, however, the
bulls had the advantage, which was em-
pnasizea rsy adverse crop aavices rrom
Missouri.
Export clearances of wheat and flour
were liberal, being eaual to 899.000 bush
els. Primary receipts of Nvheat wore 432,000
nusiveis; a year ago, s&3,wu ousnois.
Rural offerings of corn were not yet
equal to merchandising requirements. In
consequence, after an early dip due to
fine weather, the market strengthened,
and the close was the highest so far on
the crop. Big consignments weakened
oats.
Packers hoisted the provisions market
ana counteracted heavy selling, thought
to be on foreign account The selling re
ferred to was mainly in October lard and
eeptemDer nra,
The leading futures ranged as follows
Artlolel Open. I Hlgh. Low. Cloae.Yes'y.
Wheatl
July.lKWii
Sept toHQ
Dec 91'
corn.
juiy.
Sept
Dec.
Oats.
July.
Sept
Dec
Pork.
GML 1 QS"atZ fPt&f. 1 OlUi TMZ I
ill ay s
jll III
SOOTH 2025 2000
19 60 . 19 80 19 00
....
67H 6667
i8iTi 38HGC9
I 20 25 0 10
19 77H 19 65
10 95
10 97H 10 92H
10 07H 1100
10 92H6 10 90
U 62H H 65
U32H 1127H
U 02H
July.
Sept
Lard.
July,
Sept
Oct.
Ribs.
July.
Sept
oct.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat' No. 2
red, wKCOTv.m, no. s reu, sww, no. a
hard, 92$3Ho; No. 3 hard, 903S2Hc; No.
1 northern, 91H93Ho: No. 2 northern. 90
Ov-a; no s nortnern, rowmui nu. a oprtns.
9091o; No. 3 spring, Kxawc; no, t spring.
82Qf3o; velvet chaff, OOfiXHo; durum, 903
96c. Corn: No. 2. )Ho5Woi No. 2 white.
59H&P69HO; No. 3 white, uxgww. no. 8
yeUow, 69Ue6SH; No. i, 68HS59o; No. 4
Wnite, OBBWJlOi u, jrciiuvr, Mjusra,
standard, 41o. Rye: No. 2, 60063c Bar
ley: Dooraoo; ximouiy: j.mx.w. uiorer;
Nominal. wutu, fiv.?7s,4j'iv.0.f iua
BUTTER Irregular; creameries, 24H81
'EGGS Higher; receipts, 2L893 cases; at
mark, cases included, 1718c; ordinary
firsts. lTHc; flrjU, 18c.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, old, 45
cars; Miomgan,- 40Bc; uinnemia,
Wisconsin, 3038c: receipts of new, 85
cars; prices ILO0L05.
TnT7T mv Til Khar: chickens. alive.
ISHoi springs, alive, 16Ho.
St. Louis General Market,
ST. LOUIS, June 6. WHEAT-Cash l
No. 3 red, 99H3U.06; No. 2 hard, 9206c.
CORN-No. 2, 6S4o; No. 3 white, 60H
OATS No. 2, 40SHot No. 2 white. 41c
RYE 62c.
Closing prices. of futures:
WHP1AT Julv. S7c: BeDtember. S7Hc,
CORN July, 6STic; September, 69SwHo.
OATS-July, 87Ho; September. 3SHc.
POULTRY Slow; chickens, 13Ho;
springs, 202ro; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12c;
geese, 70.
BUTT15R Bull; creamery, 24CSc.
EGGS-Culet, at 17e.
FLOUR Unchanged. ,
HAY-Timothy. 12.0O3il.bO.
BRAN-Unchanged. , x
necMDtn. Shlnmenls.
Flour, bbls.- 4.0W
Wheat bu .w-.t.... 22,000 27,000
Corn, bu..., 12M0O m.too
Oats bulI.K"".... 4.000 24,000
r . iliw nM 4 sand PfnvlatAii at
n.HaBHSl w -i-wwW .
' rr a XTi a a f'Ttnr Tim K WTT T7! A T
CAJBti; wo. 2 naro, wmwwano; rjo. toy
O i"U A Willie
HAY-Tlmothy. 312.6018.00.
rvrtTP-,, t Tnlv. muc: Bentember. 84Ho:
CORN July, 67H16sc; septemoer, oiw,
m i rrtlacrt.
TrrtTTTnTr fSwLTTiArv. TJai firsts. 26o:
seconds, ZJc; package, tws.
POULTRY Hens. ISHc; roosters, 10c;
nn nt. Bhlnmenls
Wheat bU,M 4t,000 4i(00
Corn, bu 35XJ0 ,000
oats bH:;;;!.; ito e,ooo
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 5. WHEAT Spot
steady; No. 2 Manitoba, 7s 6d; No. 3
Manitoba, 7S4ita. -uiures, easy, juiy,
7m 4Vd: October. 7s 3d: December. 7s3Hd.
f;onN-Boot steady; American mixed.
new. 6a &d; American mixed, new kiln
dried, 6s3Hd; American mixed, old kiln
arlea, es. i'Titurec, esay, wuiy a. ruu,
4sl0Hd; September L& Plata, 4sua.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MTLWAUKBE. June 5. WHEAT N o. 1
northern, 940960! No. 2 northern, 92Q
S3Hc; No. 3 nara winter, oic; juiy,
89c: September. 89c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 61c: No. 2 white,
flio; no. 3, &c; juiy, wa; tepiemotr,
69UC
OATS4OH04OHC
RYE 2(8IHc.
BARLEY 686!c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 5.-WHEAT
T.lw CrdsU n v4 tUVTZ tRfSt t- -A. -
No. 1 hard. 91Ho: No. 1 northern, V0&
nic; no. x nonncm, Bc; no. z
hard, Montana, DOHgeiHc; No. 3, 86
Snarar Market.
NEW YORK. June S. SUGAR Raw.
easy; muscovado, 2.80&2.S3C-, centrifugal,
S.3O0&33a; molasses, iC5Q2.5Sc; rtflned.
steaay.
I - I
10 87H U 00 1 10 87H
I 10 87H U10 I 10 97H
I 10 65 I 10 95 I 10 85
11 62H 11 C3H U 60
U27H 1135 1125 ,
11 00 I 11 06 10 S7H
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Stream of Liquidation Checked and
Demand is Better.
EFFORT TO SUPPORT ISSUES
Moments of Profound WrakneM, bnt
Increased Recuperative Poivcra
Are Shown London Sell
ing Continues.
iiutx x uiuv, guns o, a no Bircmn ui
liquidation was checked today and ef
forts were made to support the stocks
which form tho backbono of the market.
There were moments of pronounced
weakness, but the market showed In
creased recuperative powers and rallied
briskly after a setback at the opening
and a sharp bear drive In the afternoon.
Increased pressure In the final dealings
put tne list wen Deiow yesteruay wuoo.
hut lno wkm considerably smaller than
on tho preceding day.
jvno oemana tor siockb v wh y
though not keen. Selling by London In
chiefly because of these offerings that the
market began tho day with many losses
ot 1 to 2 points. After a sharp rebound
tho market grew dull, holding firmly on
the higher level until a splriled bear drive,
upset the list In tho early afternoon. Vig
orous buying .served to prop up tho load-
ers, but tno tone was unnww un... ...
close. Some stocks were under severe
pressure. Can and Bmoltlng preferred
also were distinctly heavy.
Tho bona maraet many ?-"-clal
weakness among some of tho 6 per
vl . . ." , TtntlMn rnnVArtlblea
cent, issues, itnsuuii --
lo.lng 1H and yor&lUo Grande re-
funding ts a. wonnwn i o;
back 2H. ToUl sales, par vaiue. !.,
000. United States 3s and Panama n u-
vonced H on can. .
Number of salss ana leaamg
on stocks today were:
. i rv,nf ... 4.100 H f!
Amrrtotn Ar eultursl ..
Amertciu Can JM tW H J'
Atnetlosn a & F. U' JJU
AmUn Oottoa. Oil l 2 " J'JJ
Am.rtoa Um4 ......
SLAR.....V.. 14.JM elii MH ?0H
Aroerlma B. k- P"" '- JSi imC ibiu
auv.- . VI i im InnU H7U IIU
" :;::; i.o m is
Atchlsoa 4.M0 Mt 1
Anm(vrtHA All rune w.s rr. . ...r
Atchison pta .,TU
Atlantic Com una...... " -jig -f
Bltta.or OhU. I.M0 MH MH H
Sitru Uth.r .. ....... l b i Wit 114
ChlMro O. W 1.700 UH 10VI VH
Chlctita St W, w ;
n;""":" i.iw liou uMi iSk
Com rroact , ."v j
DtUwire & nuown iuv
Denter mo unuia, .. w "
n L t) n k,4 . ..... ..... 3B
xt..:.v . im ,i 11 iiu
Brie WX 'V4 H JJV4
Erie it pra j.j' "j 7
Erie td Dtd IM Utl iA
art Korthern pta J.soo 1H mji in
i.pii.i .i Mrvtiiu ,....... - - - - - - --..
nnnoii (.-Mitrai " " 'fJ
Interbomuih Met. J.000 UH 12H U
lnl.rhnih Mat. Bfd.... 1.900 47U 4SU 4(U
. . . u ma ifrt mi inaix
Inter-Marine ptd 100 UH UH UJi
Iniernaiioui npvr ...... w . is
Interattlooal Pump 100 7H 7H 7
Ksntas City 8onthrn.... too 11. 11H
TjrM. r... 10O tl II Hit
Lehlfh Vsller 4,000 ltlH H0V4 U0
. ... . a. . .... . . . ..... ..A ..A
ljcuivruie iwnTuiv... w it
M., 8t p. & s. ate. M. too mu 1UH H
V JC T 1.100 ltK It II
Mlwourl r&eltlo 3.400 21 21 II H
NkUODtl niKUlt ; HO
isauonai uema ,..,... iw ii , . q
v t n , f 9A M . ..... 17U
Kew Torlt Central 1,500 ISH 17 It
N. Y.. O. A V 1,100 tH 2H4
Kbrfolk ft WMtera 600 101 lOltf 1U
Korth' Amrlean ' 47 H
Northern Paelno 4,oo 110H 103U 108s
iai ir.ii ma (M aJ a aT
PranirlTanla 4,100 101 107U 107U
r. M. . n , . .a.. . . . a
J SLCII1D BL.1 1 ka aa II a it a m akU ism Ai
. t UM ............. -WU IWH IWT
P., C. a A Bt L 100 MH MH II
Flttaburih Goal (do IIU II ljU
i.-m n- inn n m -itr
Pullman. Palace, Oar, v.. ..... ..... 111
Tleadlne 11,100 15Vi ICS 165V4
Itepubllo Z. & ........... 1,100 20 UH II
jupuono i. 4c n. pia.,,.. i,to vih 774 77U
mi. ...... rA )M . , . ' .... a.
l .v.. , . , , s,,w Jill
rtnk Taland rV nfV 9 71V. 9At? 9K,f
Bt. L A S. F. 2d pfd... 1,000 7H H Vi
Beaboard Air Lint is
fW board A. L. ptd 100 40 40 HU
lo-Sheffield S. A I.,.. 100 II 21
Bouthem Paeltte T.tOO IST4 2U llV
Southern Kallvay , Jli xi 21
flo. flillwar nPil 1 VM ra .tit
Tennaeaae Copper 100 SI IIU nu
Texas & Paoltle. 700 UH lijl UM
Union raeltle 11,100 14H lliU 14
Union rciflc pfd &M n soVi
United 8tates ltealtr.... 100 4Ti H el
Dm nuvocr.,,, l.evo BS9 BI IIU
United Ftatea Steel J00.8M 15U B4 d
..: ST P' J04H I04H 104U
Utah CooDtr Lino n uu 71
Wabaahllnl Cem,c' " m u MH "H
Wabaah efd eea aai aai
Wabaah pfd , J00 ' t "(ii ail
Western Maryhtnd 100 M 14
ajfrn Union too MU ui lt
Wheeltnt ft lke Brie.. 0 4 J 1
t Total salea tor the day, 410,709 shares.
New Vorlr TtYnnv r..i,.,
NEW YORK, Juno 6. MONEY On call
steady; 2H8C per cent: ruling rate 2-li
per cent; lost bid, 2H per cent; offered
at Vu. per cent. Time loans, stronger:
per cent: six months, 6Q6H per cent.
jt 4mm.au WfiaMifl i.XJLIX. aTJVa'JU.lL DV
p cent,
HTBmi.TWn W VIT 1 XTi-lli. tti . .. . .
. . . . J.La-.vjra . trill, W1UI
actual business in bankers' bills at 34.83
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8035 for de
mand. Commercial bills, 34.S2H.
HIT-VP, T1 TUlr. IV1U. ,rflZ!Z A-tl
7- , Mv.w!ft Ul.MMI,
i5C.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
weak. '
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows;
U. B. ret. 2a, res.. .100 Japan 4U 5
u. oo. ret. tt.. iih
U. 8. Is, m 1W la. 8. deb. 4. 1M1 x
U, 8. 4a. reg UH M. K, A T. lit 4e. UK
Ill .. af. 1:7.
ww vww.h. ,....,. uv Kru, 711.,,., a.
Panama Is coupon.. 10 Mo. Pacltle 4s..., 44
Atner. As. I..... Mhi N It n'ot M M.. U
A. T. St T. t!T. M. VN. T. a (. IHl,.., I4
Am. Tohacco 4a.. ..Ill ao deb. 4e ij
Armour A Co. 4Ha 11 K. y. N. , & .
Atchlaon sen. 4a..., or. JHa tiu
rfn a Iftan II M . w ... - . : ITT
wW ... . -. . . - ... ... o. aa. . hu
do or. la II do or. 4a los
A CI L. let 4 IK) No. PaolHe itl..... ,
Bel. & Ohio 4a H to li ,.
do IVia MH 0. 8. L rtdr, t.
Brook. Tr. sr. 4s... HUFiran. er. IHs Jin. it
Cen. at Ot. Is. ..,101 'So eon. 4a.,,. ,. au
CM. Leather Is,... MViReadlni; cen. 4s.... II
Chea A Ohio H. IIHS.1.4 3. r. tt 4a llVa
do coar. 4H U do cen. . ........ Ml!
Cbtcaeo & A IHa, U Bt. L 8. w, I 11. 7t3
C. B. & Q. j. 41... MR A. L. adj. U.... UH
arcu. ,a ,.av. rw. COl, ft,,,,. Illl
O M S V e 4Ua..lOOH do er. 4s..,.T 1 Itu
a K. I. 4 F. a 4a. C4Ti do lit ref. ii...,. II
do rt. 4a IHiSo. Railway la......IM
a u . - it, a. A. . .
w w. , n . 73 a wv keu, v., . , 74t
-D. & 11. er. as,.., mv union rtcino ,... Mu
D. A It. O. ret (a. 10 do er. 4a J,
piatlllerr" I 17 do 1st A ref. 4s.! H
Erie p. 1. 4 13 U. 8. nubbe? ll", 1MU
do sen. 4s. 70 D. 8. Steel Sd a". m8
do or. 4a. ser. B. 471iV.-a (Them. 8s.. M
III. Cen. 1st r. 4.. 10 Waiaih Id 4 eiv ii IIU
Inter. Met, 4H,. THW-etera Md.4s."i7l
Inter. M. M . 4Hi. MMeit. Rlec er. BslO
Bid. "Offered. Wis. CSmtrM 4s" ITU
London Stock Market,
IIWDON. .Tlln K Am.rl.w, i.i
opened uncertain, with prices aroui-i
fuutv. ino uuuiuauon toiiowoa and
most of the list declined. At noon the
tone was easy, with prices ranging from
Unftfiannut tn n nnfnt 1 ...... w tf.ai7T
Pacific was a firm exception and gained
Consola, moo.. 71 T-14 Losllrllle A N Ul
do account ,. 7IHM.. K. 4 T 11(4
Anal. Copper 70 Kt T. Central.. lit
Atchteoa UK Penaarlranta Uil
Oasadlan Patlflo...22HRdlDI Mi7
Chlcaco a. VT 11 Southern Paetnc... II
Bt. Paul 104H Union Paelno iriH
nenrer 4 Itle O... 1IHU. B. Bteel J2
Erie K WaUati 3
do lit pfd.... IIUDe Been fl
Grand Trunk tftHIUsd Mines......... au
Illlnute Cotral... ,1W
SILVER Bar, dull at 2711-lod per or.
MONBY-aHfWH per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short and three months' bills Is 4H49
4H per cent,
i
Treasury Statement. '
WASHINGTON, June SThe condition
of the United States treasury at the be.
ginning of business today was: Working
uaiance, Hwi,jii3, in oanita ana t'nllip
Pine treasury. 48.Ui8,3w8: total of general
fund, $138,908,-81 Receipts yesterday 83,082,.
712: disbursements. 1LMK.187. The lumlu.
this fiscal year Is 39,380,400, as against a
deficit ot 34.773,83, last year. The figures
for receipts, disbursements, surplus ard
deficit exelude Panama canal and pub.lo
oeDt transaouon.
Roaton Htock 3Inrkt,
BOSTON, June .Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Alle-ei Menaws
Amal. Copper H N'ada Con ll
A. I. U AS SOMMplaalns Mlnea ... IH
Arliena Com H forh llutte 3b
n. A (i C A B. M. I.fcrth UaVe 1H
a I. 4 Arliena..... al Old Dominion ,... WH
I. A Ilecle Oxceola IIU,
Ontennlal It Qulncr
Opper llan.e O. 0. 40 Bhannon 7W
Eat Butte C M... 10 ftnperter I4U.
Franklin is Kupenor u. ... x
ntroux Con It U-llTaroarmen Ut(
Oranbr Con aiMU. . s. iu at M... v
tlreene Can an re. ... IH do pfd 4H
lle Itorale copper. II Utah Con JH
Kerr La l,,h Copper CO.... 4114
tAke Copper H Winona 1
Ik Salle Copper..,. mWolterlne 4114
Miami Cbpper ..... 20H
-Aiaea.
tiavr York Btlulns Stocks.
NEW YORK. June 5. Closing Quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Cora. Tunnel stock 11 l.lttte enter I
do bnnde u Mexican as
Con. Del. 4 Va..,.. 7 Ontario J0O
iron Sllrer 1 Ophtr UH
Leadillle Coo. .... I Yellow Jacket ...... II
Ottered.
Corn and Wheat Resrlon Ttnllotln.
United States Denartmant of Asrrleul
ture, weather bureau, for Omaha,
NOD., tor tne iwenty-rour noun enumi
at 8 a. n., 78th meridian time, Wednesday,
June E, 1918:
OMAHA DISTRICT BTATIONH.
Temp. Rain
Kletlnn. llluh. Low. fall Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 81 64 , 33 PC Cloudy
Auburn, Neb.. 87 68 ,27 Pt Cloudy
Broken Bow.... 79 69 ,00 Clear
Columbus, Neb. 89 65 .00 Clear
cuiDertson si eu .vu t.iear
Falrbury, Neb, 84 C2 .00 Clear
Fairmont. 80 64 .43 Cloudy
Grand Island... 75 81 .00 PL Cloudy
Hartlngton .... so 63 .oo Ft. ciouay
Hastings, Neb. 77 69 . 45 Cloudy
Holdrege, Neb. 83 CO .00 Cloudy
Lincoln, Neb... 81 60 1.07 Cloudy
North Platte., 80 60 .00 Clear
Oak-ale, Neb... 81 61 .CO Clear
Omaha 80 62, ,06 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb. 83 60 .00 Pt. Cloudy
Valentino Neb. 82 CO .00 Pt. Cloudy
Alta, la 78 60 .00 Pt. Cloudy
Carroll, la 7 64 .00 PL Cloudy
Clarlnda, la.... 84 CO ,44 Cloudy
Sibley, la 79 67 .00 Clear
Sioux City, la 76 62 .00 Cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending ot 8 a, in.
DISTRICT aVURAGICS.
No. of Temp. Rain
District Stations. High. Low fall.
Columbus, O IS ' 72 48 .00
Louisville. Ky... 22 84 63 .00
Indianapolis, Ind 14 78 64 .00
Chicago. Ill 24 74 64 .00
St. Louis, Mo.... 19 88 64 .00
Des Moines, la.. 23 78 68 .30
Minneapolis 61 76 64 .80
Kansas City, Mo 23 86 64 .60
Omaha 17 83 GO .50
During the last twenty-four hours the
weather was slightly warmer In the west
ern, and slightly cooler In tha eastern
portion ot the corn olid wheat region.
Showers were general In the western dis
tricts. Falls of one inch or more occurred
at the following stations: In Nobraska
Lincoln, 1.07. In Kansas Concordia, 1.40.
In Missouri Harrisonvllle, 1.00.
L, A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK, Juno 6.-COFFHE-Fu
ture opened steady at an advance of 16
to 18 points on realizing by recent sellers
and buying for a reaouon encouraged by
favorable cable news. Shortly after the
opening, howover, prices weakened under
renewod liquidation or bo-jr pressure In
spired by reports of on unsettled ooat and
freight situation, and tha market sold off
to a net loss ot 0 to 8 points. Later prices
rallied on renewed covering and more
favorable private cabled from Hamburg.
Tho closo was steady. Sales, 86,000 bags.
June and July, 10.0001 Bcptembor, 10.18a;
October, 10.19o; January, 10.23a; March,
10.27c; May, 10.30a Spot steady: Rio 7s,
lOHc; Santos 4s, 12H&12H-. Mild, quiet;
Cordcrya, 14017c, nominal.
Metal Market,
NEW YORK, June 6. METALS-Oop-per:
Nominal; spot to August, 214.75
asked; electrolytic. 318.60015.76: .lake, 315.87
18.00; castings, 316.2SdjM8.62. Tin: Weak;
spot and June, l45.40aN5.60; July, $45,250
45.00. Lead: Dull, 34.Sftc4.4a. Spelter:
Quiet t7.2W7.80. Antimony: uuu, uook
son's, 8,7636-.C0. Iront Quiet and un
changed. London markets closed as fol
lows: Copper, firm; spotf-6; futures,
65 17s fld. Tin: DtlU: snot 209; futures,
4207 10s. Rnelter. 23 17s M. Lead! 19 178
6d. Iron: Cleveland warrants, 68s,
BT. LOUIS, Juno 6. MKTALtH-Leaa,
firm, at 14,20. Spelter, dull, at 33.15.
Oninlut liny Market.
OMAHA. June 6. HAY Prairie. No. 1
nhntrw unland. 29.60Q10.60: No. 2. 37.000
B.00: No. 8, 35.00t7.00; No. 1 choice mid
land. 39.00m0.CO; No. 2, IX0O4JO.00; No. 8,
85.00217.0; No. l lowiana. t.vuzjv.w; no, ,
t-.0Oift.0O: No. 3, $4.0006.00. No straw on
the market; practically no demand; No.
i nhntnn wheat la nuotable from 85.60 to
36.00. No alfalfa on the market: practically
no demand; No. 1 cholco Is quotable at
from 311.00 to 312.00; No. 2, 38.0010.00; there
has Deon no new miaua on toe mann
this season.
Cotton Market,
mw YORK. June. 6. COTTON fl Dot
, a . Mlallnm ,,w.lnMw 1, IV .
middling gulf, 12.68c, Sales, 100 bales.
LIVERPOOL, June 5. XTTON--Bpot
good business done; prices steady; mid
dling fair. 7.23d; good middling, 6.SSd:
middling, -.66d; low middling, -.60d; good
ordinary, 8.14(1; ordinary, 5.80d. Sales,
10,000 bales.
Sheepaklna Sale,
LONDON, June 6. A sale of sheepskins
was held hare today. There was a good
attendance and a fair demand for tho
8.000 bales offered, which were taken
mainly by tho homo trado and tho con
tlnent Merinos wet unchanged to Md
higher and cross.breds from Hd to Sid
dearer. 8hort and coarse varieties were
the firmest
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. June B. DRY GOODS
The dry goods markets arc generally
steady. Lonsdale 4-4 bleached . cottons
, l . lua .a TT Mwnta Twlnt w., 1
lliavo utseil jriavcu taa. B -wi-w. ...
quiet Agents representing English men's
wear miiia euro uuiivuoa.iies uoaao au,
orders for spring.
Brnporntert Apples nnd Dried Fruits
NEW YORK. June IV EVAPORATED
APPIaES-Qulot: choice, 6U(ffCo. '
DRIED FRUIT Prunes, firm.. Aprt
cotsa ven' steady. Peaches, quiet but
steady. Raisins, Inactive.
Peoria Market,
PEORIA, June 6, CORN No. 2 white,
68o; No. 2 yellow, RH067Hc; No. 2 yel
low p740-
oXts-No. 2 white, 8.H3J.c; stand
ard. 30a
Chicatro Lire Btook Market,
CHICAGO, June 5. HOOfr-Recelpts,
30,000 head; market dull. 610o lower;
bulk, 38.40(33.45; light tS.S0ars.l2H: mixed.
$8.26(88.65; heavy, ri".9&!.4S; rough, 37.9&3
8.16; pigs, 15.t034.15.
CATTLE Receipts, 4.500 head: market
steady to strong; beeves, r7.2O26.s0j Texas
steers, $4.7037.76; western steers, $4.86
6.00; 9tookers and feeders, $4.00(84.05; cows
and heifers, $3.658.00; calves, 37.7S9U.00.
fjHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 14,000
head; market weak to lOo lower; native,
ll.Wo'w.60; western, $4.0fi.75; yearlings,
$5,402(4.85; lambs, native. $5.50i7.36; west
em, $5.507.40j springs, $5.7636.40.
St, I.oula Live fltook Market,
BT. 1.0UIS, June 5. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000; market steady; native beef
steers, $5.7-420.00; cows and heifers, $I.W3
160; stockors and feeders, $5.2677.60:
southern steers, $8.&.8.W; cows and
heifers, $4.00r7.00; calves. $iOOf.60.
HOGS Receipts, 9,600 head; market 6o
lower: pigs and lights, $7,009a-5; mixed
and butchers, $S.403-.66; good, heavy,
$8.40ftA.60.
SlftlEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5,600
head: market steady: native muttons,
$4.766.00; lambs, 37.003)7.2-; spring lambs,
$8,0036.28.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., June 8. CATTLE
Receipts, wo heaa; market steaay; steers,
$7 0038 60; cows and heifers, $4.0038.25;
calves. $6.60310.09.
HOGS Receipts, 7.700; market lower;
ton. $3.45: bulk. $$.202 8. 35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
nean; marxei steaay: lamDs, ff.-W0B.Zw,
Persistent Advertising Is tha Road to
Big Returns.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Fair Supply of Cattle Changes Hands
at Strong Prices,
HOGS STEADY TO SHADE LOWER
Dime Advance In Good Lnmlis ot
Suitable Welniit Generally
Steady Prices for Less
Dcslrnlile Kinds,
. SOUTH OMAHA, Juno R. 1913.
Rfvefnla W.r-M r... en,. niin.
Offlrlal Mnnrlav ecik 1(001 IfJ)
Official Tuesday 4.721 3-X917 4.423
yni.iai oones(iay ... i.kj 1-.3-0
Estimate Thursday,.,.. 2.S00 8,800 2,700
Four days this week.TifS- 69,051 14,002
Same days last week.. 12,057 40,593 13,720
Bame day 2 wk'a ago.. 13.140 37.636 23.741
Bame day 3 wk's ago.. 10.130 40,442 27,190
bame day 4 wk's ago. ,19.108 33,316 23,101
The following table snows tno receipts
or cattle, hogs and sheep at south Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last year: 1913. 1912. inc. Dea
Cattle 379.SU 3-8,-56 8,714
logs LS&,9- 1,602,64: 321,674
Sheep 879,868 851,1-4 28,734
The following table snows the range of
prices for hogs at Bouth Oinana for the
last tew aaya. with comparisons:
Date. 1913. 1912.lU.1910,19O9.19O8.llK77.
May 36.1 8 4514
6 831
9 141 7 14
6 HI
6 201
Mav
8 42H!
8 41V(
7 29
t 87
0 27
7 141
690
6 90
696
6 85
6 01
6 08
6 10
6 06
6 05
6 91
6i98
May 17.
Mav 28.
7 33
6 7
9 37
7 14
7 03
7 01
6 20
7 35
30
8 U
9 33
6 281
6 31
6 5
May 29.
May 30.
May 31.
Juna 1..
7 24
6 74
7 18,
5 82
I 0
7 23
6 74
9 31
7 11
7 27
E 761 t 31
7 141 6 33
June 3..
e
7 35
677
6 78
6 78
e
111!
7 191
7 36
5 29
June 8..
June 3..
June a.
8 CO
0 09
6 23
SB
7 36
7 26
5 23
780
7 28
00
7 34
6 28
6 SI
June 6.
s is
S 83
7 86
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock
at the Union Stock yards, Bouth
Omaha, tor the twenty-four hours end
ing at 3 o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
CatUa.Hogs.BheeP.
C, M. Bt. P. Rj 1
Wabash R. It , 11..
Mo. Pac Ry 12 2
Union Padtla R, R. .... 20 29 3
C. & N. W. Ry.. east.... 2 6..
C. & N. W. Ry.. west .. 38 27 ,2
C Bt P.. M. & O. Hy.. 23 It I
C B. & Q. Ry., east 6 2 2
C, B. & Q. Ry., west.... 34 27 1
C, II I. . P., east 4 3 2
Illinois Central Ry 3 1,,
C. O. W. Ry , 1 3 ,.
fTotal receipts 133
130
12
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Morris & Co 469
1,160
8J0
U52
Swift &. Co 6.3
1,041
2,449
3,232
231
1,000
1'udahy Packing Co. .... 791
1,110
203
,.
a
..
Armour et uo. 6i
Schwarts tt Co, ,
J. W. Murphy
Morrell 2
Morris from K. C...
Cudahy from 1C C.
460
2-0
Mat
ft
)
)
L. I'. CO 39
B. Om. P. Co IS
Bt Clair , 12
Benton V. S. & Lush.. 38
11111 & Son 27
F. ii. Lewis 3
J, B, Root &,Co. 12
Mo. St Uans.-Colf Co. .. 8
Other buyers 177
69
Total 2)12 10,633 2,347
CATTLE There was a very respeat&blo
Thursday's run of oattlo on the markot
The quality was very good as a rule
and tradliur waa active and strnru? from
start to finish. As usual all classes of
buyers wonted the fat, light and handy
weLght steers, and these sold to the best
advantage, choice yearlings selling up
to 38.60. There was also healthy compe
tition for the, best of tha heavy and me
dium-weight cattle and quite a tew sales
were made around 33.-03v.30. For the big
bulk ot tho fair to good cattle. It was a
steady to strong market with sales
largely at $7.7698.10. As compared with
a week njrn. most of the more desirable
yearlings are selling as much as 15XKo
higher, although the general market
could hardly bo quoted more than 1016a
higher. Undertone to the trade, howover,
ts healthy and strong and the demand
better and broader than it has been for
two or three weeks.
Thero wen only a few loads ot cows
and heifers Included In, tho fresh re
ceipts, and, with a good demand from all
oureoi. It did not take dealers long to
clean up tho supply at good, strong prices
all around. Desirable cows and heifers
are closing anywhere from lOo to 25.
higher than last week and they are sell
Imr rrnelv at thle advance. Veal calves
were tn very limited supply and quotably
strong ana mere was nu v-ruuumi
Gnanaa in tno miarno. au, uuiib,
eta, the demand being good and prices
strong as comparea wun a wcck, ueu.
Bcsrcely any green stock cattlo showed
up tn the fresh receipts, but both yard
friuler. and country buyers took on the
warmed-up and short-fed steers at strong
to a shade higher prices, ana aunougn
the, volume of business has been Small
for some time, prices are anywhere from
25a to 40o higher than they were two
weeks ago.
Quotations on cattle: Good to cholco
beet steers, $.SSS.W; fair to good beet
steers, $7.S038.16; common to fair beef
steers, $7.3G4f7.60; good to choice, heifers,
$7.2677.75; good to choice cows, $6.-57.40;
fair to good groats, io.wa-.tw; common to
fair grades, $4-03WS good to cholcs
stockers and feeders, $7.6038.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders, $7.0007.60; com
mon to tair stooaera ana leea.rs, eo.-
7.00; stock cows and heifers, 36.003T.M
veal calves, $7.00310,00; bulls, stags, eta
$5.-007,10.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
AV.
,..10(0
...1010
,.. Ill
... 114
...1044
...15SI
...1141
Vr.
T M
7 10
7 (0
7 II
7 M
T M
7
7 70
1 70
7 71
7 71
7 '
7 71
7 15
7 It
1 14
7 M
1 14
7 10
7 10
T W
7 II
7 II
I 00
I 00
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I 00
I 00
I 00
I 00
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r.
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1 11
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11 Ull
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11 Ull
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171
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lot.
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HOGS Receipts this morning amounted
to about 131 on rp, or 8,800 head, making
the total for th four days B9,0C1 head.
This Is about 12,600 head larger than the
same days last week, nnd Is over 15.000
heavier than the corresponding period a
year ago.
While the supply was moderate sharr
slumps at other points tended to Influenci
a fresh break here and packers madt
their first bids at figures that were 6l0c
lower than yesterday's general market
Salesmen were of the opinion that after
yesterday's strong closo values todaj
oiigni to no nearly steady, and conse
quently they rofusod to make the con
cessions demanded by the packers. Tht
result of this was that with the exception
of a few loads sold to Speculators and
shippers nothing was. done before 1C
o'clock. About this time packers Seeing
that the would not till their orders at
tho prices they had been offering, raised
their hands and started offerlnir nrltva
that looked to bo just a shade lower
than yesterday's general market. Sellers
had been holding their hogs at higher
figures, but after the slow proceedings' of
the early morning these last bids ot the
packers looked pretty good to them and
the supply began to move on a slightly
mwer isvei. nvon a. tnis time traae was
vtry alow and at 11 o'clock there wore
still quite a row loads In first hands,
The bulk ot the hogs sold at $3.1&g&20,
Shippers bought several loads early at
slightly shsded figures, paying as high
as $8.2. for best lights.
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H I r IT1 T.7 T. W-.l 1 rinl.h.a I.M.V,. .ft.-
shorn order and of the right weight were
In good demand and as only a moderate
supply was on hand trade on such kinds
was brisk with prices showing a dime ad
vance. On thet other hnnri. tinflnlnheiT
grades or anything that did not Just suit'
the packers wero rather slow sellers at
Prices no better than steady with
Wednesday's trade. While the develop
ment of strength on the local market Is
thought to be due to moderate receipts
tne traae is regoraea as very satiaraotory
compared with that at other points.
The best lambs sold up to $7.60 and a
range of $7.2607.-0 Included most ot tha
sales of desirable killers. Thero wera
among the top sales two cars of shorn
lambs averaging, 80 pounds and another
car averaging "6 pounds, Thd less desir
able kinds went at a range ot $6.6037.25.
California spring lambs, ted In Nebraska,
moved at $8.00. .
Thero was scarcely any trade In aged
sheep. There were few ewes on sale that
were picked up at $5.60.
In all today's receipts amounted to 11
cars or 2,700 head, as against 8,577 a week
-v, . , . v . . , t u . , v. u ..a aw i,u ,. v n, J V IV.
ago. Like yesterday the general quality
was fairly good.
Quotations on shorn sheep and lambsi
Lambs, good to choloe, $7.-537,60: lambs.
n V r A iru . . . A I. . nn rr. n..r, .m
tair to gooa, eu.ioo'f.-o; cutis, si.ogip-.vQ;
yeuriuuss. kouu to onoice, fo.-iKja.Dv; year
lings, fair to good, $5.7536.15; wethers,
gooa to cnoice, s..-at.7o; wetners. rait
to good, $5.2536.60: owes, good to choice,
$116iS6.-0; owes, fair to good, S4.603,15.
culls, $2.6043.75.
ueprosentauvs sales:
No, . Av. Pr.
iCO Shorn lambs 75 7 25
272 shorn lambs ,. 75 7 25
29 cull lambs .. 76 ECO
200 shorn lambs 77 7 60
275 fed California spring 'lambs. 63 8 00
v snorn iamos so 7 zs
62 cull owes ,,.108 a 20
61 shorn ewes 120 5 00
260 shorn lambs ,. 76 7 CO
664 shorn lambs 80 7 60
. '
Kansna City Live Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY. June 6. HOGS Re
ceipts, 8,000 head; market 5o lower; bulk.
$8.303.40; heavy, $8.-038.3.1 packers and t
Dutcners. u.nmin.vti ngnt w.-op-.: pigs.
37.0037.76.
CATTLE Receipts, 3,000 head; market
steady to strong: nrlme fed steers. 33.8-43
8.45; dressed beef steers, $7.8538.16; west
ern steers, ru.ouaa.iv; soumern steers, ia.-g
cw.re. rvrtNC. .1,. , IKaM JA.
stockers and feeders, $6,603)7.90; bulls, $8.00
Wl.w, calves, 17,-uspii.uu.
mfttum . irrS Trauma T I ... . ,ama
one aauir A-as jL-rvaia j mj wwia, auwv
head: market weak to lOo lower; lambs,
t4.0Cxg,00; yearlings. 15.0OS6.&0; wethers,
$4.6036.76; ewes, $4.0036.16; stockers and
feeders, liag
Miss Wilson Asks
-eTW SJ U .
women to insist
On the Union Label
ST. LOUIS, Juno K. Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson, daughter of tht secretory ot
labor In president Wilson's cabinet ad
dressed the National Woman's Trade
Union League convention here today, and
urged that the women purchasers of
clothing be educated to demand tho
union label, j
"I don't favor, the boycott," said JMrs.
Wllsont "but I do urgo that we start
a movement to bring out the garment
makers' label on women's clothing. The
names of all union makers of women's
clothing should be mentioned promin
ently in the official publication ot th,ls
league. That will advertise tho goods
and It will advertise us."
Miss Wilson told ot her personal In
vestigations of social conditions In Wash
ington where she found women and
children working long hours, under un
sanitary conditions and for poor pay.
"Night Riders" on
War Path Again
HENDERSON, Ky., June I. A reign
ot terror, more serious than similar de
predations of recent years, is threatened
by "Night Riders" against tobacco
growers ot this district In tho last
Week there have been minor depredations
by organised bands and today threaten
ing communications from the "riders"
were received by William Elliott pres
ident 'of the Stemming District Tpbaccq
association, and Leigh Harris, editor ot
the Henderson Dolly Journal.
In the letter to Harris, the "Night
Riders' assert they are thoroughly or
ganised and will prevent the' production
ot a single potlnd of tobacco In this dis
trict this season. They announce that
they plan to destroy beds, plants ana
tobacco 'n barns.
Fanners In this section ore arming.
FISHERMAN DRAGGED FROM
BOAT BY BITEAND DROWNS
CLEVELAND, June 6. Dragged from
his rowboat by a big fish, Hugh K.
Walker, 17. became entangled In bis fish
ing line and was drowtied several hun
dred yards off shore In Lake Erie latt
today. Tho fish got away.
Persistent Advertising ts the Road Xt
Dig Returns.
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