Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAITA, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1DU.
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HEAL ESTATK LOANS
live to 110,000 mode promptly. F. 1.
Wend. Wend Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
WANTED Ctty loans and warrants.
W. Farnam timlth & Co.. 1320 Farnam.
fiCAClTY LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co..
310-312 Brandels Theater Uldg.
BEE ua first tf you want a farm loan.
United 8tatea Trust Co.. Omaha, Neb.
MONEY on hand tor city and farm loans.
U. W. Hinder, city Mat. k. iuuk.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. iL Thomas, 238 State Bank llldg.
CITY and farm loans. 5, SH. 1 per cent
j. il Dumont & Co.. 1003 Farnam, Omaha.
HARRISON & MOltTON. 916 OmNat.
WANTED City loans, 1'Ttcr Trust Co.
GARVIN BKOS.-rhataBanl;
6 arm loans. Optional payments & an
nual Int. Wm. McCormlck. 1201 Farnam,
OMAHA homes. Knst Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Omaha Not. Douglas 27U.
FOIt BALK Oil EXCHANGE It. E.
IF you want to buy, sell or cxchango a
business or property, go, phono or write
to a place where that kind of business Is
done without having to pay any commls
elon. An agent is wanted to represent the.
company In each county scat.
No Commission
Realty Co.
Tel. Douglas 1940. 316-330 Paxton Block.
Omaha. Neb.
"TWO LOTS
FOR AUTOMOBILE.
I have client who will exchange two
lots worth $600 for light 4 or o-passengcr
car. Call Bolen, Douglas 6013.
Complete In ovcrv detail, with all mod
ern convenltnces. full lot. hedge, shrub
bory. etc: fine location, near 26th and
Wirt: real value at J3.CU), Eaav terms, or
might take unincumbered residence lot for,
equity.
Now Homo, Prairie Park
Choice 8-room home Place, entirely mod
ern, built 2 years, large basement, spa
clous living room across nntlro house:
combination fixtures, oak Moors and evety
modern appointment; south front, on
paved street. In one of the new, choice
residence sections, near 26th and Meredith
Ave. A value of unusual merit at $4,KW.
Your own terms.
McKitriek Renl Estate Co.,
316 Ramge Blk.. 16th nnd Har. D. 14S2.
Pianos for other musical lnstru'U. D. 2017.
HEAL ESXATlS.
PAHM & HANCIl LANDS FOIt SAI.B
Canada.
FOR SALE In the garden spot of Ai
irfn (UO ncrea Improved farm: modern
Vniiriintca. two mlleB from railroad, for
price of raw land: easy terms. Address
owner. Wm. Story, 125 East 34th tit., i.
V. C. .
Montana.
UNIMPROVED HALF SECTION.
Farm No. 2, 3i0 acres, high-grade land,
1V4 miles from town; running water, ac
cessible for stock; spring water for house
hold use; $35 per acre on terms. Write
for descriptive matter.
ARTHUR CHASE, General Agent,
148 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Minnesota.
vim Knln2fio acres. 46 miles from Min
neapolis. 1 mile from town; 160 acres
in.4n,. mi i H vnt inn. h.iln.nco used for pas
turos; can practically all be cultivated;
heavy soli; good set buildings, consisting
r s.ronm hnuap largo barn, granary.
corncrlbs. etc.; tho land will produce 60
bushels of corn per acre; telephone in
house: country thickly Bettled; complete
r nf" mnehlnerv: 27 head of stock, con
sisting of eleven cows, balance 1 and 2-year-olds;
six good horses; 26 hogs; chick
ens; one-half of this year's crop and
everything on tho farm goes at $50 per
acre, nan casn. aenwao jji-ob., iiws r-iy
mouth Bids.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Tiinn Countv or creameries, corn and
clover. For Information write Van Dyke
& Van DyKe. Long truine. auna.
If vou cnntemDlcta huvlnc land In Mln
hesoto, write us for list of dependable
firms. Stato what county you aro in
terested in.
MINNESOTA FARM LANDS' ASSOCI
ATION (Incorporated).
917 Palace Building. Minneapolis. Minn,
THE OFFICIAL LAND MEN'S ORGANI
ZATION OF MiWRCaUTA.
I Missouri.
13 DOWN. $5 monthly, buys 40 acres,
' grain, fruit, poultry land; near town,
southern Missouri. Price, (226. Special
bargain. Box 425. Carthage. Mo.
FARMS for salo: $5 down. $5 monthly.
buy 40 acres good timber land near
town, Toxaa county, Mo., prlco $200; por
ted title. J. It. Jarrell, Mt. Vernon, 111.
Nebraska.
FOUND 320-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
ullls; cost you tsuo, ming iees ana an. j
1A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
liOOK THIS OVER AND INVESTIGATE
IT'S A BARGAIN FOR SOMEONE,
476-acre grain and stock farm twenty
miles due west from Slour City and'ijnly
half mile from one railroad town and two
miles from another one in northeast Ne
braska. Rood Improvement of all kinds.
one-half this farm is fine and mostly
level farming land and the balance is
blue grass pasture with spring creeks and
lots of hardwood timber. No better soil
In Nebraska than what this form Is and
tho price is extremoly low and terms ex
ccptionally easy. R. C. Mllllgan, Orcutt
Building. Sioux uity. la."
FOR SALE My Ideal Nebraska farm,
near bioux city. Jiiasy term, w. is.
probert. cedar Falls. la,
BUY A FARM FOR THE BOY.
You can get in on that DO.OOO.OOO.bushcl
wheat yield by buying Nebraska Farm
No. IS, 166 acres at $32.60, with 75 acres In
Wheat and oats. Seeing Is buying. Wrlto
touay.
ARTHUR CHASE, Solo Agent.
(43 Omaha Nat. Bank Bide., Omaha, Neb,
160 ACRES of deeded, also 160 acres
school land, with a 10-year lease; two
sets or improvements, wells, hog houses.
good sin), etc.; ii acres orchard; 3V4
miles from good town of 7m) inhabitants.
Prlco. $45 per acre. Adjoining lands sell
for $63 and $75 per acre. Terms, Phono
M 111, Wolbach. Call or address, L. E,
L-, Owner W olbach. Neb.
HEAL- ESTATE WANTED
We have customers for medium-priced
residence iota, uan sen several & or 6
room homes for cash If priced right. In
quire for Mr. Bolen.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
17th & Douglas Sts. Douglas 6013.
WANT Dundee home, not over $5,250
must be new style. Can pay $1,230 cash,
wruo nouso numoer.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nntlonal. Phono Douglas 2715,
REAL- ESTATE
AIISTIIACTS OF TITLE.
tCERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Cn
a modern abstract office. 205 So. 17th
&L rnone uougias ws(.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of.
flco in Nebraska. 200 Brandfla Theater.
CITY PUOPEItTV FOIl SALE.
Why Pay Rent?
2210 No. 27th St.
5 Rooms-$750
$150 cash buys that good little home,
wnicn now rents tor iu per month
monthly payments; same as rent.
4021 No. 26th Ave
5 Rooms $1,200
SDOO cash, halnnce 115 per month. Thl
house Is newly papered and painted Insldo
and out. It's worth the money.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler IKS. SOS-10-13-t4 Htate Bank Bldg.
5-Room Cottage
FOR ONLY $1.S50.
Ground, GOxUO; house has modern
plumbing and is almost new. At 4707
Franklin St.
W. II. GATES,
647 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Tel. D. 1291.
HEAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR JlAl.H.
New Home, 5-Iioom, Modern
Owner Must Sell
Buy Now
Elccant seven-room, strictly modern
home, having largo living room, dining
room, den (these rooms finished In oak)
and kitchen on first floor; throe bed
rooms, bathroom nnd sleeping porch sec
ond floor' house beautifully decorated,
elegant light fixtures, full cemented base
ment and walks: guaranteed furnace,
screens for cntlro house and porch; lot
43x129, east front, fine neighborhood.
Original price. $4,000: reduced price, 3,650;
$650 cash, balance like rent. For further
information call up or sco
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 1000. 305-7-8 McCaguo Bldg.
Dundee, $6,500
Brick Residence
9-rooms etrlctlv modern nnd up-to-date,
ntnl onn nf thn classiest homes In Dundee
offered nt a bargain for quicK sale we
ninrBtitpc thin to be the best buy in Dun
dee today. On tho first floor thero Is a
large living room Willi oxira largo ure-
piace, lino dining room, complete Kiiuucn,
lirenkffiMt rnnm nnd sun room.
On the second floor. 4 nlco bedrooms
and sleeping porch, tile bath room, oak
floors, ana wnite enamel iinisn. i-irst
floor Quarter-cawed oak finish, beamed
ceilings. Lot 60x135, and paving taxes
paid In full. Owner must ecll at once on
This is easily a $7,500 property; Investi
gate at once.
Glover & Spain
919-20 City National Bank Bldg. D. 3962,
Lot Bargains
$335-$900 $1100
42x120 ft, north, $335.
46x100 ft., W. Farnam, $000.
46x140 ft. W. Farnam, $1,100.
KnrU nf thes Is an exceptional bar-
trnln lis well as desirable In every Way
None of thorn will bo for sale long. Savo
money and buy now.
American'Security Co,
17th and Douglas Sts.
Douglas 6013.
Modern Brick
Residence $2,500
Small payment down and balance
monthly will buy a new 6-room. strictly
moaern oncic awcuing on zisi, near Vin
ton St. Just tho right location for a
faouth Omaha man or a street car em,
ploye.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO
Douglas 1781. Waro Blk.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Foreigners Purchase Much Wheat
on the Chicago Market.
RAINS CHECK THE OFFERINGS
rreclvKatlnn In thn Sonthvrestrrn
AVhent Belt linn Done Mnch To
wnnl nincnnranlnK Sale
nf Futures.
OMAHA. June. IS, 1914.
The purchases of new and old wheat
by foreigners at Chicago yesterday
amounted to 7M.0OO bushels in all posi
tions. It has been said right along that
importing countries were taking only
moderately of our wheat, but tnolr recent
purchases demonstrate the fact that they
are In the market right along on n lame
scale. The wheat that changed hands
yesterday was not only new, but old as
well. Conditions In the nit reflected the
export trade, and also showed that a do
mestic demand exlBts tor tne casn article.
Besides tho cash wheat sold here to mill
ers and others, vessel room was char
tered ror shipment of kw.uw uusuois to
Buffalo at tic Mtllers east of Chicago
bought 66,000 bushels here yesterday,
which shows that theso millers are not
depending on home supplies at the mo
ment.
It is known that while the Oklahoma
wheat received here wna in a condition to
bo ground lmniodlivttly, tho grain now
being harvested and threshed in Kansas,
Illinois and some other states will have
to pass through the sweat before It is in
condition to bo ground into flour. Kan
as City and St Louis roported fair
hedging salts yesterday. Most of these
sales were against tne actual wncat now
being harvested In the Bunilower state.
A message received by Noyes ft Jackson
irom Jvansaa (Jliy saiu that on a farm
or k acres tne average yield was thirty
two bushels.
Recent rains in tho southwest have
checked the offerings of wheat from that
section and tho Belling yesterday was
i rce irom Illinois man any other state In
tho winter wheat belt. The oromlsa la
for largely Increased receipts of wheat
in tne southwest and In cose the spring
wneai crop promise continues Ideal
farmers and country elevators will dls.
pose of all their grain in order to realize
on It. as well us to malto room for the
new crop mat win move earlier than
usual.
Tho wheat market was undnr mnr n.
less Belling pressure during the entire
session. The buying of Julv war rnnjitil.
ored much stronger than the selling, and
11 was iea oy one or two of the old bull
concerns in tho trade.
'ine declines of VMFWc in th nnnrhv
corn futures wore based on a weaker sit
uation at Liverpool and Buenos Ayres.
The improved weather conditions In the
southern hemisphere and the cheaper of
ferings of corn from that country caused
many longs to sell out and take the short
siuo or tne market.
'lhe longs threw overboard good quan
tities of oats, and while prices showed
gains of Heic tho situation could not
bo called a strong ono. There was a
good demand on all weak spots, and this
buying seemed to como from tho same
interests that have given the buying side
attention for some tlmo. Crop reports
were .generally favorable,
The larger packers were liberal buyers
yesterday and this movement caused
shorts to covor and caiVIcd prices up
ward. Much of the ground lost Tuesday
was regained yesterday. The selling was
scattered and was largely speculative
Cash wheat was unchanged to o
higher. Cash corn, was unchanged to Vo
hlghor. Cosh oats were Uo higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 127,000 bu.;
corn, 3,000 bu.; oats, 5,000 bu.
Liverpool close; Wheat, hi&hid lower;
corn, unchanged to d higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 2SS.O0O bu.
and shipments 736,000 bu., against receipts
of S55.000 bu. and shipments of an.ooa bu.
last year.
Frimary corn receipts were 601,000 bu.
and shipments 393,000 bu., against receipts
of 837,000 bu. and shipments of 640,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 522,000 bu.
and shipments 499,000 bu., against receipts
of 898,000 bu. arid shlpmonta of 609,000 bu.
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
ened corn. Besides the domestic crop waa
generally reported as giving evidence of
god progrws Tho bulls, however, were
waking capital of a marked deficiency
of moisture since March I throughout a
largo part of tho belt. Oats wore hoisted,
news of adverse fltld conditions said to
exist, chiefly over Indiana nnd Illinois
being responsible.
Higher price for hncn IMH inmii
strength Into provisions. It was declared
also that cash demand had noticeably
improved.
Futures closed as follows:
Artlclel Open. High. I Low. Close.l Yes y.
Wheatl
July.l
Sept.)
Corn
July I
Sept.
Oats i
juiy.
Sept.
Pork I
July.
Sept.
Lsrd
July.
Sopt.
Ribs I
July.
Sept.
20 20
St-HI M I S2'.
St I SISI sm
W 9T TCVi
67 I 67U 67
I I
S8M, 39HI 39S
SS mh! 3S
77H 20 75
20 15 20 I 20 174
10 12lt 10 10
10 30 10 30 I 10 274
11 SO 11 K, 11 50
11 MV 11 6T.il 11 65
Chicago Cah Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
P0Hf914c; No. 2 hard. POHdlSHic; No. i
noriuern, wtttsv4c; no. z spring, swtfSMc.
Corn: No. 2, 70HT2c; No. 2 yellow, 71W
OTlfco; No. 3 yellow, 7IJf71Hc Oats; No.
3 white, 4A04OMC; standard, 40Wtic. Rye:
iso. 2, w-tiwo, n.irioy. wuo; Feeds.
Timothy. M.2&CK.S0; clover. 1 10 .OOfl 13.00.
Provisions; Pork. J20.67V4; lard. 10.0i,
nus. tu.tviru.Kyfc.
CHEESK-Steady, daisies, HU14Hc;
twins, l3Sftl4c; Americas, IftJH&Hc; Jong
horns, 1515Uc.
BUTTER Higher; cramerles, 20tfC7c.
EOQS Higher, receipts, ll.?66 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 16fl8c; ordinary
firsts. 17017Uc; firsts. 18fllSWe.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, 71 can.
old. 80M5c: new. Jl.oMtl.30.
POULTRY Allvo higher; fowls, lBc.
M!W YORK GI3NKUAI. MAIIKKT
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Beef Cattle Fairly Active and Steady
to Ten Higher.
HOGS BIQ FIVE TO TEN CENTS UP
Sheep nnd Lamb Actire Srllers nmt
Aronnil Ten Crnta lIlKher Shorn
l.nnihx Touch Highest Point
nf the Srninn.
SOUTH OMAHA. June IS. 1914.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 1.772 i.bIS
Official Tuesday 4.173 lS.ftS 3.79S
umcial Weunesilnv ... 2.121 X.67& S.U4
Estimate Thursday .... 2.300 7,400 2,(00
Four days this week.. H.SM S$.SJ1 H.Ks
Same, days last week.. 10.SI4 27.00S U.ISJ
Sumo 2 weeks ago 11.675 30,ft4 11,6
MOIlo 3 WeCKS ago 1J.D2U M.100 13,124
Rime 4 weeks ago 10,3"i2 3V.17 21.173
Same days last year. . .12,810 SS,2t l').tSS
The following table snows tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and ahoep at the South
Omaha live stock market for tho -ar to
date, as compared with last year: .
H14. Hit Inc. One
Cattle MI.S33 403.8SJ 20.v
Hogs 1,369,001 1,S6,074 M'2
Sheep 1.030,633 W7.541 1J5.002
The following table shows the rang of
nrlrrm fnr li.irn at th Hnuth Omaha live
stock market for the last fow dayn. with
comparisons:
71 t0 I U
71. . .1H M t I1 M
12 Nt M t U'l 46
4 IM 1KI I 1H W
n Jit !M I U'l T
l Ill
Ml 1M I It
1st DO I 1
m h i u
m i
.JUl 1M 8 It
..114 )2C It
O 1 lt4 M I 1 HI
HI M I tl W....
Mt IN ltl 1
jm lie t tU II....
ne
7 W 6 83!
7 IS I K2
7 21) b 74
4tuotntlnna nf hn Unr on Vnrloue
Coiuiuudltlrs.
NEW YORK. June lk-FLOUR-War-ket
quiet; spring patents. St.GO4f6.PO; win
ter straights. S4.204f4.S3; winter patents,
14.4004.70; spring clears, S4.01W4.15; oxtra
No. winter, S3.66tf3.f6; extra No. 2 winter,
J3.40T3.K; ryo flour, quiet, fair to good,
S3.35t3.E0; choice to fancy, SS.6R3'3.75.
WHEAT-Steady; No. 2 hard winter,
c. I. f Now York; No. 2 red new.
90, c. I, f July shipment; No. 1 northern
Duluth, Sl.OMi, and No. 1 northern
Manitoba, fl 02, t. o. b., afloat; July,
S213-16CJ September, 90 3-lSc.
CORN Spot market weak; No. 2 yel
low, 80H, c 1, f. prompt.
OATS-Spot market steady; standard
whlto, 464f46V4c: No. 3, 45V4l6c; fancy
clipped white. 47(N8Hc
HAY Market steady; prime. S1.16; No.
L Sl.104n.12l,; No. 2, S1.06; No. 3, 95cSS1.00;
shipping, 7Btfl0c.
itovisioNS Pork, quiet; mess, m.zs
?22.75: family. I22.C0df22.60: short clear.
JlS.EO3-2i.OO. Beef, quiet; mess. S17.00V
l&bo; family, si.OCKi;20.oo. cut meat,
steady: Pickled hama. S14.00H14.EO: plcklod
bellies, S13.2Sfl4.26. Lard, steady; middle
west, uo.1iQuu.z3; compound, n.ue.w.
TALLOW Market steady; city, 6V4c:
country, CSiHiHc; special, 61ic
HIDES Market, steady: Bogota. 2SU
29c; Central America, 28c.
POULTRY nressed. firm; westorn
chickens, froxen, 14HO20e; fowls,
19c; turkeys, 2626c.
BUTTER Creamery extras. 2EG27c:
firsts, 26H$74!7c; seconds, 23it24Vic; procesa
extras, 2itfz:c; ladies, current maKe,
firsts, 13c
CHEESE State. whole milk. fresh
white or colored specials, 15Vi(?lBHc; aver
age xancy, H"i(ffitc.
EOOS Fresh gathered extras, 23JT25c;
extra firsts, 2222Hc; firsts, sec
onds, lWVJVaC
POULTRY' Dressed, weak: western
chickens, frozen, 144320lic; fowls, 13&19c;
turkeys, 26Q2GC.
May 2H.
Mar S.
May 20.
May SI. I
June 1.
June 2.
June S,
June 4.
Juno 6,
June 6.
June 7.
June 8.
June 9.
June 10.
Juno 11.
June 12.
June 13.
Juno 14.
June 15.
Juno 16.
Juno 17.1 8 OSUI 8 401
juiy is g i3', g 7 a
In Norwood On
Florence Boulevard
Just finished, a beautiful new residence.
Finished In oak. and oak floors through
out. A largo living room, with fireplace,
bookcases, open stairway, beam ceilings;
dining room, with flno large bullt-ln side-
Doara, quarter-sawed oaK walnscoatlng
flvo feet high, beam colling and beautiful
wall decorations; large butler's pantry;
good sized kitchen, with rear entry; four
nlco sleeping rooms and bath on second
iiuui , itu fsa niuu, Lull IJnBciiiuill, Willi
laundry and toilet; lot 45x204. Prico only
34,060, and upon Investigation you will find
mis is an exceptional bargain. Terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Bco Bldg.
Phone Douglas 4270.
Walking Distance
One can easily walk downtown from
S6th and Jackson. Wo havo there a
splendid 6-room brick house, modern In
every way and offered at a big bargain,
only $3,6m; very reasonable terms.
Payne Investment
Co.
Douglas 1781.
"Waro Blk.
$1,000
Dundee Lots
Wo nre offering for salo two well lo
cated lots on Nicholas St . between 60th
and 51st Sts., one of the highest points In
Dundee, at tho very low prlco of Sl.OOu
each. This Is from S2G0 to MW less than
others aro asking for lots not any better
than these. Havo city water, sewer and
gas; on. paved street Will be pleased to
show them to you any time, and will
mako terms.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY ST.
4-Room Bungalow
Comparatively new, having nlco lighting
fixtures, city water, cemented basement,
good chi-ken house, near splendid school,
one-half block from Grand Ave. car line,
high and sightly location. Easy term.
Price. 11,700.
Scott & Hill Co.
3Vj blocks feom
postoffice
.-. dwelling, all modern, lot 33x13!
exactly 3V4 blocks from the post
i ,ce, will surely rent for 135 per month
lirre Is your opportunity to make u
cloit-ln Investment on a ground floor
basis. Prico 13,900. Please note the ex
tremely low price. Stop and consider the
opportunity of making an Investment in
practically the hub of Omaha.
C. G. OARLBERG,
no-;i! Brandcls Theater Bids,
IF YOU want to uu, sen r uxchanee
your property or business, go where
that kind of business Is done. Everybody
ELSE goes to the NO COMMISSION
REALTY COMPANY. BECAUSE no.
body pays a commission.
NO COMMISSION REALTY COMPANY,
S16-S30 Paxton Bide., Omaha. Neb.
Phone 1).
Chicago ,
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Winnipeg ....
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Theso sales were reported: Wheat No.
2 hard winter: 3 cars, 87c. No. 3 hard win-
tor: 1 car, Miftc no. 3 spring: 1 car, S7Hc.
No. 3 durum: 1 car (poor), 84c. No. 3
mixed: 1 car, 86c. Ryo No. 3: 1 car, E7c.
Oats Standard: 1 car, 38c, No. 3 white:
15 cars, 37 ',4c. No. 4 white: 1 car. 37Vic:
6 cars, 37c. No grade: 2 cars, 36Hc. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 car. C3Mc No. 3 white: 4
cars, 60c, No. 2 yellow: 12 cars, 67c. No,
3 yellow: 5 cars, 66Hc No. 4 yellow: 1
car. 6Cc. No. 2 mixed: 6 cars, 66c; 1 car,
66Wc No. 3 mixed: 7 cars, 66Hc; 1 car,
6CV4C No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 66c; 1 car, 65c.
ISO graae: 1 car, cic.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard,
86H5iSc; No. 3 hard. S6fl7c; No. 4 hard,
81S5c; No. 2 spring, 871,4(8880: No. 3
spring, S7ft7Hc: No. 4 spring. 83M8jV4c;
No. 2 durum, 84V((&6Hc; No. 3 durum, M
MV4c. Corn: No. 2 white. 69ie69c; No. 3
white, 6Sif6c; wo. 4 wnuo, cwsic; no.
white, SSUSlJSfto;
hlte. 37UU37Wo;
(ffficnc. Oats: No. 2
stnndnrd. 37iT3Sc: No. 3 w
No. 4 white. 37ff37Wc Barley: Malting.
E0fI5Tc: No. 1 feed. 4E4i60c. R'o: No. 2. 57S
67 He; No. 3, C6H57c.
CHICAGO 4JKA1N AND rROVIBIONS
Feiitnren of the Trading nnd Closing
1'rlces on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Juno 18. Hugo sales for ex
port gavo tho wheat market today an up
ward swing. Closing prices, although
easy, were a sixteenth to U0c not
hlghor. Corn finished Wie off to H'.4o
above last night, and oats with a gain of
&C to Wiinc ine outcome in provi
sions was a rise of a shade to ViOdc.
Thero was o decided absence of pres
sure from hedging against the purchase
of new crop wheat. Illinois ana no
braska farmers In particular wero re-
ported as not Inclined to make contracts
nt present prices ana as noiamg Dacit un
til threshing tlmo at least, on account of
ourront bids not averaging within 11 to 12
cents of figures obtainable at the corre
npondlng time a year ago. In this connec
tion bullish estimates were circulated to
show that in several Important states the
demand for wheat to feed might easily
become so important as lor tne purpose
of gales to Europe,
fheaper offers from Argentine weak
HKA1, KSTATH
ACniURG fou kali:.
MUST BE SOLD
New frame and stucco, oak floors
throughout, oak and birch finish; sleeping
porch, cement steps; Yale hardware;
pressed brick foundation; floored attic;
corner lot; fine location; close-In. Best
home In Omaha for the money.
WliaGHT & LASBURY-,
Tel. Douglas 152. 608 S. 16th St.
A Casli Bargain
137,00 cash buys an Omaha lot. I have
been told t6 get the cash. Call at once.
Douglas 246C
II. H. HARPER.
1012-14 City Nat l. Bank Bldg.
LOT, 2th and Fort ts.; ItM. SS0 down.
120 per month, no Interest. 2748 Fort St.
Web. 8072.
TO lU'Y, SKI. I. Oit REN J FIRST FEE
JOHN W BOBBINS. '02 FAUN AM ST.
Ralston Acres
You can earn a comfortable living from
one or more of our beautiful acre tracts
of ground. The soil Is rich and will
grow anything. This fact, couplod with
the many other attractive features that
tne nrmnary acreage does not nave,
makes it the best buy on the market to
day. Fine surroundings, close to inter
urban car service, flno school, growing
town, with a number of good factorlos
and more coming, macadamized road into
South Omaha. When you buy acreage
get the most you can for your money
that's what Ralston acres offer you. Call,
telephone or write us to know more about
tnis gilt-edged proposition, These acres
can be bought on very easy terms If do-
sired, with 10 per cont discount ror cash.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 1009. 306-7-8 MoCague Bldg.
ACRES
ACRES
ACRES
Country Club Acres, positively the most
desirable aoro property on the market to-
aay. ivocaten on tne ueuevue bouievaru,
short dlsfance from car line and In o
district that Is building rapidly with soma
beautiful homes. You can buy from 1
acre up and on very easy payments,
0 'Neil's H. E. & Ins. Agency,
1505 Farnam Street,
Tel. Tyler 1024.
OMAHA GTSNIZIIAL MAIIKKT.
BUTTKR No. 1. 1-lb. cartons. 27c: No.
1. 60-lb. tubs, 27c.
utinuiw imported awiss, zsc; Ameri
can Swiss. 24c: block Swiss. 22c: twins.
17,. nl.l.a 1714.. -In1.a 17U... Vnllnr
Americas, 13c; blue label brick, 17Hc, 11m-
uurger, z-id., isc; 1-10., wc; .new xorx
wnite, uc.
1 ijiid, ub, uuui, wv. latin i-i
pies, 12c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; shad roe,
per pair, 60c; salmon, 16c: halibut. 11c;
buffalo, DVic, channel catfish, 15c; piuc,
13c; pickerel, 9c.
.poultry Broilers, zoc: hens, uc;
cocks, 8Hc; ducks, 8c; geese, Sc; turkeys,
15o; pigeons, per dozen, 90c; ducks, full
feathered, 3c; geese, full feathered, tc;
squabs. No. 1. SLE0; No. 2. 60c.
utiKl' CUTS Bios: no. j, iiic; iso.
2, 17c; No. 3, 16c. Chucks: No. 1, UUo:
19c; No. 2, 17o; No. 3, 16ic Rounds. No.
i. uc no. z. nvic: no. J, iac. nates
No. 1. 8Vtc: No. 2. 8c: No. 3. IMc.
The following fruit ana vegetable prlcjs
aro quoted by the ulllnsky l- run company
FiiuiT uranges: isxtra fancy nunKist
navels, 80s, S2.50 box; Kb, 100s, 12,76 box;
Z50s. iwat J3.w box. extra rancy uien-
nn Vnl.nnlos QAm 119 1 'M a IRA. 1?Aa
uui a tdii:ii,iuS vuqi j iava, vvaf iwt(
200s, 216s, 260s, $3.75 box; Red Ball Vnlen
clas, all sizes, S3.60 box. Lemons: Extra
fancy uoiaen uowi, jto, .tun, ti.uo oox;
fancy Hllvor Cord, 300s. :0, JO. 50 box;
extra fancy Sunklst Trail brand. $6,76
box. Grape fruit: Uxtra fancy, 64s, $4.50
box; extra fancy, 46s, $4.uo box; extra
fancy. 36s, $3.50 box; Indian River, 64s
and 80s, $5.00 box. Apples: Ben Davis, $1.76
box; WInesaps, $2.50 box.
vegetables Home grown spinach,
25c bushel: cabbage, new. Texas. 2a lb.:
cabbago. California, zc lb.; Texas yellow
liormuda onions. ii.a crato:. crystal wax.
sz.zo crate; peppers, coo DasKei; rancy
tomatoes. 11.75 crate: cucumbers, hot
house. 50o to $1.00 doz.; new beets, carrots
turnips, wo doz.; celery. i.W doz.: nead
lettuce, 50a to $1.50 doz.; leaf lettuce, 40c
doz.; onions, nome grown, lac ooz.; rad
ishes. 15Q doz.: parsley, &oc doz.; garlic,
Italian. 20c lb.: horse radish. $1.65 cs.:
nhell popcorn, Fc lb.; asparagus, home
grown, doz., market basket about 30c; new
potatoes, 2c lb.; extra fancy Colorado and
Wyoming wnite siock, ji.iu ousnei.
HONEY New Colorado, no. i, zt-lramc.
$3.00 cs.
WATKllMKLUriS-ZV4C In.
CANTELOUPES-Callfornla standards.
12 73 crate: uumornia pony, iz.ou crate.
CALIFORIA FRUIT Cherries, $2.00 box;
apricots, 11. WJ oox; plums, $1.86 box;
peaches. $1.26 box; red and black cherries.
iron oox.
CAULIFLOWER Homo grown, $1.00
basKct.
PINEAPPLES-Florlda, $3.25 crate.
BANANAS S1.7J to M.00 bunch.
NUTS Salted peanuts. $1.50 cs.: No. 1
California walnuts, 18Vic lb.;, pecans. H4c
id. ; tiinerts, loo iu. ; aimonas, jxj iu. ; pop.
corn, sc in.
MISCELLANEOUS Sugar walnut
dates, $1.20 box; limes, $1.75 basket: crack
erlack. $3.50 cs. ; checkers. $3.50 cs. : crnck
erjack, halt case. $1.75; checkers, half
case, $1.75.
ICnnsus Cltr Grain nnd PrnTliloni.
KANSAS CITY. June 18. WHEAT No.
2 hard. SOVi&OlMc: No. 2 red, 886Hc
July. 78tc; September. 75Mc
CORN No. 2 mlx-ed, caCOnc; No. 3,
w,ltwT.l. " ,.l.w. l.TiWl.,.. ..u. o,
71US72WC; July. 68Tific; September, 6T
OATS-No. 2 white. 40V43l0Vic; No. :
mixed. 39c.
BUTTER-Creamery. 23c; firsts, 2ic
seconds. 18c: packing. 17c.
EGGS Current receipts, 16c; firsts,
isvtc; seconds, JSC
POULTRY Hens, 13c; broilers, 27e.
Mlmirnpnlla Grain .Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 18. WHEAT -
July, WTio; BcptemDer, szt4c; no. l hard
&2Hc; no. l northern, saiaoiTic; No. 2
northern. si7iWB3?c.
FIXDt'R-I'nchanged.
BARLEY 46fl 54c.
nYE-5efl69V4c.
BRAN-$20.00
CORN-No. 3 yellow. 66V4iTc.
OATS-No. 3 white, JfHWSSc.
FLAX-$1.58gl.61.
Ht. Louis Gniern M'arkrt.
ST. LOUIS. June 18. WHEAT No.
red. 8V4c; No. 2 hard, 90fl96c; July, 78tf
7STic; September, 79H07Wc.
CORN-No. 2, 70V4c; No. 2 white, 74Ht
76c; July, 71c; September. 68c.
OATS-No. 2, JSWc; No. 2 white, 4040
40ic.
Liverpool Grain Slarkr.t.
LIVERPOOL, June 18,-WHBAT-No. 1
Manitoba. 7s 6d; No. 2, 7s 4V4d. Futures,
July. 7slV4d; October. 6sl0Hd; Decem
ber. s llVid.
CORN American mixed, 6s7Vid; July,
es :v'i.
j Everybody leads Bee Want Ads.
Date. 1 1I4. lal3. lU KU.u.iHm.'w.
I 8 03 3 37
T S 41!
7 87-SI 53
I 8 591
1 W 7 XT B ID
7 M 1 8 46 5 75
7 94H 8 23 7 SS 5 78
7 96U S 19 7 36
8 04 I 191 7 281 5 S3
8 04 H 8 SI 7 35 6 88
8 7 43 15 85
7 3Hl I 7 41 5 83
7 90UI 8 27 16 89
7 87H 8 38 7 45 8 99
8 03 S 52 7 36
8 (J07i 8 59 7 31
8 56 7 35
8 02 7 25
8 OlUl g m
I 7 181
6 0
6 79
5 7
6 78
1) 39 7 01
7 03
9 3S
9 $31 7 11
9 311 7 14
9 31 7 14
9 03 7 28
9 06 7 24
7 3t
9 01
9 11 7 32
9 29 7 38
9 32 7 $7
9 35 7 40
9 84 7 35
7 39
9
9 27 7 53
9 40 7 57
til 1 66
6 3'
6 27
5 25
5 33
6 35
5 U
6 26
5 31
6 26
5 27
5 27
i 27
6 37
5 48
6 ii
m
5 53
6 64
K Oil 9 211
9 30 7 61 6 67
Sunoay
CATTLE Receipts were moderate again
1 .. c V I Mr.,......! In
VV.KJ Ulliy VU1B MQ11IK IVH'IK, .i.
For the week the run amounts to u.iu
head, belns- larger than last weeK,
but smaller than a year ago by about
1 KfiO hnnrt
Beet steers were In good demand ana
active sellers at prices that were fully
steady or strong as comparod with yester
day, wnn oere ana mere spots mi
looked lOo hlghor. Considering that the
cattlo took on an unusually heavy fill on
account of the weather blng much
warmer, buyers were quoting the market
as lOo higher. For the wock the markot
on well finished fat cattle Is lOJi 20c higher
thn umnunt nr tno auvance depending on
the finish of tho cattle rather than on
wjklirlit Pnmmfln tn mdlum kinds of
cattle are probably no hlghor than they
were n ween bkij, .... ,
Cows and helforo were In Unlit supply
and commanded good, firm prices. Tlioro
wore not enough stockers or feeders In
sight to really make a market, but the
feeling was eleaay wun yesteroay.
uuotatlonc on cattle. uoou to prima
yearlings. $8.25fr9.00: good to choice beet
steers, ss.zuu&.7&; lair to gooa oeti steers,
$8.0008.10; common to fair boof steers,
$7.40Q8.CO; good to choice cornfed heifers,
J7.254i.00: uood to choice cornfed cows,
t6.75ST7.50: fair to good grades. o.win.it:
common to fair grades, $3.5086.00; good to
choice stocKtra ana feeders,
fair to good atockorn and feeders. $7,000
7.75: common to fair stocKers and feeders
J6.60-lf7.oo; stock cows and heifers, t.oo
S.fiO: stocK calves, is.00718.00 veal calves.
s.ou4Pii.iw; duiis, stags, etc., o.,ixUi..u
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. A. Pi. No. At. I'r.
16. HI 7 "0 1 Mi t a
II 11U 7 M M Mi I 15
41 Ml W 1 10s3 t
1 liw w -a m (,
1 I VU It ik is
17 10 06 il ,...,1116 Ito
6 ioa 10 i6 io:i U)
li m i to to itu i eo
14 711 11 1113 I U
ii ia i io it ins i n
il iu w i not i w
10 HtO I 20 10 u;j t i
l low " irM eo
j mo K il Hen i cs
j nts i is ii ;m i a
Jl m I 6 17 13C0 I 70
14 1011 I K 17 t201 I 70
1 oo 3j ii 1110 3 7a
It ion 1404 S 70
II 1121 0 31 1301 70
I l- u II 1107 I 71
10 ID" J 1117 7$
M 1144 15 S ton 75
II 1171 I 15 11 U4S I 71
47 lt 4 S Hi I AO
1 iau '0 13M
1 90S I 40 11 ,o
1 110J 40
Bir.lvun Jnu ui'..ii Kits.
l iet i U
, fn 44 i ti
. M4 iw a 11
t i itu eo i w
.ttt o t itu H! 5 li
..hi im i m 7 i iw ;
..m 140 I 11? 47 M l it
..14$ 49 11 U II Ill 40 16
-i Jo liSli w ;
h I 11H 71 ! '
is iw i it it i -
. m iw i im it it; w j i
Wl 120 I lit, 40 I U
. 171 110 I 11 73 J '
in ... in, :
n no i mt tt kJ ;
. j no i m to mi J
$ ... i mt U w ! !
m .. a mt 4i " J jj
..stt mi itu Ml J
in .. iitt 4i ij? ; .
.. . m io t u m in $io ;
i i ii 25 5
... w m hi m a; "
1 ll KM 1 41 Ml .. ;
9110 M I It II . M7 ... I
uiiifL-tL dkiii.i. .AiitimAnt was
prompted by another meager supply of
offerings, which resulted In ."en""? 'Jf1,!
tea snorn lamos up to ine iinm "
morning, the record for the season to
ate, being paid for two loans oi
ners lambs which were teeti-ioi mnjc
to those at $8.to estenlay. Some less ne-
Irabln shorn lambs moved nrounn
th Ti,irn nt pnnuch spring lambs
hero to make a market nnd no western
range offerings wero In sight.
Oregon wctnera. similar io i
5.10 vesterday. brought $1.20 today. A
timll 'liiineh of dry-fed shorn ewes went
to the packers at $5.15, and asiue iron,
this llttlo else of consequence occurred In
tho aged sheep division. Prices on lambij
and wethers were a dime higher an
nround. The general trade was active,
even moro so than on any nay sp far for
iii. n-n.i r..iiiMnt. in nn iArlv clearance.
The features of tho week have lx-on tho
continuation or light rccipts, accompnniru
by an advance on dry-fed shorn Inmns,
amounting to fully 9W36o. Oregon weth
ers havo shown an Improvement of lMf
2.V, whllo owes and spring lambs na
been In such lignt suppiy tiiai n. m
cult to mako price comparisons on that
kind of stock. The market on Monday
opened out steady, but slnco then values
have been on tho upward trend, today a
msrkrt being tho high tune tor uio ween
thus far . , , .
Quotations on sheep ana lamns. s ij .
stock: Lambs, good to choice, $x,.5i o.sm;
l. . tQ fKiffll TT, VfturllniTfl.
good to choice, $7.0OG7.25; yearlings, fair
to ROOd, SH.inqii,w; woincio, kuvi
choice. $6.106.30; wethers, fair to good,
$0.85Ii.10; ewes, good to choice, $5.7600.00;
ewes, fair to gooo, o.mruw.io-
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Decline Checked and Better Showing
is Made Throughout List.
AMERICANS IN LONDON RISE
1 170 7 50
64. W
694 I 00
KN I M
857 I 2S
1061 I U
Ml I 40
708 I 40
1 41
1410 8 45
4..
31
11
11
20
C
11
10
20
11.
21
10
si:::::::
M
n
n
i
.113! I 41
.1141 I 10
..1171 IM
. . 171 I SS
..mi a 70
.. SM I 10
. . US I 90
.rii in
..no t tit
COWS.
... 170 4 M
,..10M tOO
...1000 IN
. . . M t 23
...mo t
...1180 IM
. . . W.0 1 to
...181 t M
...1100 S71
... 7I t S
...940 I 00
... 176 10
... 180 6 10
. . .1250 ia
...tin t "J,
...m eis
...1110 6 15
...IOM t 25
... m e so
... 7IS I II
1 170 S3
t.
::::::
t.,
1 10W t 75
J 1140 M
j loio ft ail
a i( c
1 110 IS
1 WO I M
1 120 I M
1 14V) 8 73
1 1140 7
HI5IFKR9,
(St t 65 I
I AO IS 1
T7 7 00 1
IM 7 10 4
123 7 t . I.....
BULLS.
1
W IK
....1115 I IS
....s4 a ss
.... KS 40
...,1100 to
.... 140 I 10
.... h7 4 10
.... km a co
....122S I as
... .1185 8 71
... 1)40 I IS
... mo a 7t
....mo e to
....ilia a st
....1194 a is
tsea a is
....1110 loo
....11J0 7 19
....HIS 7 11
....1110 7 M
.... 110 7 M
....10O0 7 71
.... SSI 1 J0
.... tot I 2S
.1031 T in
1 (M TM
1 1W0 7 H
1 1050 7 33
1 IV) 7 M
1 110 7 10
1 7f0 7 0
i w 7 n
I.-.- jm I ri
CALVES.
l 2o 7 r.o i im n oo
1 o isn t 211 it AO
t tta a 7S 2 nn ti oo
"a in -a 4 m ll oo
4 l n m 1 io tl oo
1 141 11 no
HTOCKKItK ANT) FBKDEnS.
I !3 a to 1 i ....410 111
HOGB Receipts wero moderate todnv.
only about 110 cars, or 7.000 head, lmlnir
received. The week's total is 25,826, being
nearly 9,000 heavier thun last week, but
almost z.uju smauer man tno correspond
ins penoo a year ano.
Trade opened rather dull, so far as th
packers wero concerned, for while they
were willing to concede a small advance.
their offers were in most cases a nickel
or more short of what salesmen were
asking for their holdings. Khippera nnd
speculators, however, started out earlv
buying anything they could use at prices
mat were tuny oc, ana, in most cases,
Mtioc higher man yesteroay s average.
Killers lain out uuring tne cany round
in an effort to weaken sellers, but as th
shippers kept right on buying, packers
naa to come io nine, ana in tne una
practically the whole supply moved at
figures that wero a big &ffl0c above
Wednesday's average. Trade could
hardly be called active at any stage, hut
a continuous movement was kept up and
everything had been sold bufoie 10
o CIOCK.
Hulk of tho rales waa made at the nar
row range of lillHAIK.lD. the longer str n
selling at the latter price. Tops reached
m.fv, ueinc jusi mc uuovi yestcraay
high prlco.
Kor the week to date the niarKet shows
a net advance of luuy loiritc. Price
showed little change on Monday, and In
spit oi tne very ncavy run luesaay, the
market was less than a cent lower,
With such a strong undertone to th
trade, tho moderate receipts of the las
two nays nave anowta values to ad
vance rapiaiy, ana toaay s average la th
nignest since Aiay -a, when the offerings
moved at a cost of a fraction over $8.15.
No. AT. Sh. IT. ft, sh. Fr.
71 210 W 1 05 14 147 :od I II
41 189 80 I 10 t4 31 40 I It
11 Ill 10 I 10 71 il! 40 t IS
ii 121 .. t io 71 tat u iii
II Wl , I 10 II iU IM III
II, . . 140 10 I 10 70 -iU 200 I It
at. i7 a to i4 iu i ii
54 211 I 10 tl,. 321 I It
to Ill 10 I 10 11 317 10 I IS
1M shorn lamb
4S spring lamos .
117 shorn owes ..
$33 shorn lambs .
e spring lamoa
2 culls
1 yearling lamb
2 shorn ewes ...
5 culls
10 owes. 7 bucks
4 shorn lambs .
1 shorn lamb
.. 63
si
1"
, 78
60
CO
R0
ton
110
103. .
.. 75
00
85 Oregon cull weths. nnd owea K9
70 Oregon cull weths. and ewes RS
27G Oregon wethers J
123 Oregon woinors
91 Oregon wethers
167 Oregon wethers J?
7u Oregon wetners
CHICAGO I.IVI5 BTOCK M AUK U'l'
7 23
26
ti 15
9 00
R 23
25
S M
5 25
3 50
h 00
3 13
6 50
4 05
4 00
6 20
A 2)
6 20
fl 20
6 20
nilMTtnncc la Atlnclied In Further
Ilrrnk In Korelan Kxclinnfte Ilntcs
n llnlllsh Pnctom llonds
Fluctimte,
NEW YOIllf. Jim IS A better how.
Ing was made by the slock market to
daj . Not only was the decline of the
pervious two days checked, but the list
moved most of the time. Yet while the
ndvance was general there were only a
ion- instances in which It exceeded fractions.
H-ndon was In a cheerful mood, and
American stocks there were higher
These advances led to a corresponding
movement In the International stocks
here.
importance was nttnchrd In n. further
break In foreign exchange rates as a
bullish factor. Demand sterling dropped
to 4.W0, after having touched 4.S905 ear
lier in tho week.
Crup news was of the aame favorable
Character as during recent weeks. Re
ductions In steel and copper prices were
rcponca in some instances, but tne stocxs
in theso groupn were as firm as the
rvmnlnder of the list,
In tho bond market there wero wide
fluctuations, Missouri Pacific convertible
&s lo't 2 points, but later recovered half
ot tncir dec Inc. Hock Is and deben
tures and International team pumps 5a
wore exceptionally strong Chicago s
Indiana Coal railway 5s collapsed, fall
ing 24 points to 61. The slump was at
tributed to uncertainty over the pay
ment of July Interest on tho bonds of
this company, which is controlled Indi
rectly by the St. Louis & San Frandnco,
The genera bond market was irregular.
total sales par value, $1,820,000, 1'nlted
States bonds were unchanged on call.
jxumbur of Bales of stone and leading
quotations were:
8ls. Illib. Low. C1M.
4,500 1114 "OH
AmUmtfd Copper
Amrrlran Aarlrultursl
American ll.t Sugar.... 1,000 24 1SH
Amrln Un 400 II 37
Amrrlran Can Bid
American C. F .....
Amrrtrnn Cotton Oil
Am, Ire Hecuritlea ,,
Amtrlran Mnwfl .,
Amrrlran IjoromotUft ...
Amrrlran 8, A It
Amrrlran S. A 11. pld..
Amrr. Kugar Itrrinlns ...
Amrrlran T. fc T 1.4W 11314 121
American luwna ...... . .....
Annronda Mlnlns Co 3,000 IIU
Atcnlaon 1,400 81
Alehlaan rfd ...... .....
Atlantis Ooaat Una
Deltlmor Ohio fOO I1H II
Urthlahero Hwl 700 41 H 41K
tirooklrn Itacld Tr NO I1V4 It
canaaiaa racuio .....
Central Lrathcr ....
Ctiraapreli A Ohio,..
Chlrnto tl. Xf,
CMran. M. t. r.
r.iimao a w
II
S
17 i
1H
tl
II
toti
V4
$1
ll'a
K1H
1071,
mk
223
ioh
t
loot
m
t
41
1,400 1040 1I4H l4t
1,100 lU II 31
300 tm I1H
K 14H lU
100 100H 100
500 MH 2H
30tt
MVt
llmiHiil for Cnltle Firm iioKn
Stronu In Five Cent" llluher.
C1I1CACIO. June 1R.-CATTLI5-HO-
nnini. 2.00 heiul: market firm; beoves.
$7.33410.45; strois. $7.808,16; stockers and
feeders, ih.ioijb.iu; rows nwi m-uum,
J8.70; calves, i7.wu'iu.u.
iinnntiini 21.000 head; market
.im.... ..nH r, r.ni. hlirher: bulk of sales
$8.25418.30; light, n.wifs.ii ,"r"' Ji"J3r
8.3Ti: heavy. $7W)flS.3r.; rough, $7,0008.05;
HIIEEP AND LAMUS-necelpts. 14,000
head; market, steady; sheep,
springs, $7.:55.75.
St. I.onls 1'lve Stock 3lnrkel.
ct T.Ot'18. June 18. CATTLIJ-Ile-
celpts. 2.100 head; market, hlghor; steers,
$7.50419.20: cows ana neiinrs. at.imw j.wj,
uinif. nmi roller. $5.0OTT8.b0l southern
.ir.r. sA.75ffI8.30! cows and heifers, $1.50
, c,i tvtrfltn -tic
tin.w.i; naiivo i-mivco. ".vw",..
lions iteceipis, i.wj iicnui iimrnuv.
I,ll,.r. nlir. nnrl llshts. 3(1. SOOTS. 33 1 mixed
and hutchrr, $8.20778,40; good heavy, $8.30
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head; market. 10 to is cents higher;
sheared muttons, .toi.w, ncni
lambs, $S.730.tO; spring loinus, u.tw
(j9.C5,
ICuiaia CIIV Live Slock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Juno 18.-CATTL13-riecelpts,
2.000 head; markot Bteady;
prlmo fen steers, $S.6OT9.00; dressed beef
steers, $7.l!8.50: western steers, $.75
8.75; southern steers, $6.25ff8-40; cows, $4.25
ft" 25; helfn.ru. lB.umv.Wi stocKers anu
fet'dors, $6.507.75; hulls, $5.501i7.O0; calves,
$6.007110.00. . ,
HOas ltecelpts, 6,300 head; market,
strong; hulk of sales, $8.15fi8.30; heavy,
u.miJLasU! nackers and butchers. iB.lm
8..UW: light. J8.10iflS.30! pigs. $7.5038.00.
SHKI3I' AND LAMUH-IJceelpts, 4.700
head; market strong; lambs, $8.,G8.35j
ynarllngs, tii.zvru.w; woinors, vmuM,
owes. $4.0005.23; stockers and feeders, $3,00
41.00.
' Slonx City Live Slock Mnrkel.
t-intTV PITY. In.. June 18. CATTLE
necelpts, ion head: market, firm; native
steers, I7.ywii.iu; niucners. nmim.
enws nnd hfifers. $5.1506.55; canncrs, $3,75
fflCOOj calves, $7.00310.75; bulls, stugs, etc.,
$5.HW.. , ,
MOOS necelpts. 4,000 head: mnrket, 6ff
10 cents higher; heavy, $8.12Mfl8.15; mixed,
$s.10t58.12V4: lights. $8.10; bulk of sales,
$S.107T8.12H.
SHEEP ND LAMBB-nccclpts, 250
head; no quotations.
St. Jor!l Live Slock Mnrket.
KT. JOSEPH. June 18,-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 700 head: market ateady; steers,
$7.O(3O.O0; cows and heifers, $1.0)98.60:
calves, $6.009,t0.
HOas lleceltits, 0,000 head; market. 5c
higher: bulk, JS.lBffR.27W.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-necelpts, 1,201
head; steady, lambs. $7.50410.50.
I.lvr Stock In Slxht.
necelpts of live stock at tho five prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2,800 7.400 2,000
Klmi CltV '01 4.000 250
Kansas City 2.CO) 6,300 4,700
St. Louis 2,100 7.600 4,700
Chicago 21,00) 2.000 14,000
Totals 2W0O 27,300 3,650
Ccffer Mnrket
NEW YOnK, June IS. COFKEK
Steadier European cables and a more fa
vorable view of Brazilian flnnnces prob
ably accounted for an opening advance
of 4 to E points In the coffee market to
day. There was very little buying, how
ever, and prices eased on a snane irom
the best under realizing with tho close
nt a net gain of 3 to 4 points. Hales, 13,
250 bogs. Quotations: June, 8.80c; July,
S.i9c; September, 9.00c; Octobr. 9.15c: De
cember, 9.wc; January, a.auc; March, .c;
April. 9.4Gc; May. 9.13c. Spot coffee.
quleti nio No. 7, 9Hc; Santos No. 4, 12UI
13HC, mild, quiet; Cordova, iz'.ilisc,
nominal.
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Cotton Market.
NEW YOnK, June lS.-COTTON-Ku
turei closed steady; July, 12.;i3c; August.
12.92c: October. 12.70c; December. 12.75c
January, 12.19c; March, 121D0. Spot,
quiet; middling, 13.40c; gulf. 13.6tc
LIVEnPOOL, June 18-COTTON-8pot.
steady; good middling, 8.30d; middling,
7.7Cd; low middling. 7.2Sd. Sales C.UW
bales.
Omaha liny Market.
OMAHA. June 18.-PHAIIUE HAY
choice upland. $14.00; No. 1. $13.50(3140;
No. 2, $9.00M11.00: No. S, $4.V9.0O; choice
midland. $14.00; No. 1. $13.(l0ti 13.50; No. X
J.00410.00; No. s. !4 COfKOO: No. 1 to
choice lowland, $10.00(311.00; No. 2, $7.00tJ
900; No. 3, $4.ofyj6.00.
Dry fioods Mnrket.
NEW YOnK. June 18,-DnY GOODS
Cotton goods market, quiet and firm.
Men's wear, serges were offered at old
prices and at advances of from 2V4 to
6 cents a yard for eprlng, 1915. Itaw
silk was higher.
Total aalea for the day, 11,20) aharfi.
lVevr York Money Markrt.
NEW York. June 18. MONEY Call.
firm at per cont; ruling rate, 2 per
cent; closing, lirj)l per cent. Time
loans, weaker; sixty days, 2',i per cent;
ninety days, 2V4 per cent, six months. 3H
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at de
cline; sixty days, $4.8fl25; demand, S4.SS50;
commercial bills, $4.854.
aii.viuH uar, ww, Mexican dollars,
44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
NEW YORK, June 18.-FoUowlnK are
tho closing prices ou stocks on Wall
streej today:
London Stock Mnrket.
LONDON, June 18. American securities
were quirt nnd featureless during the
early trading today. At noon prices
ranged from unchanged to H above
parity.
MONEY Consols, 74 7-lc; for account,
74 Wc,
SILVEn-nar. quiet, 25T4d.
MONEY llfffJlH per cent; discount
rates, short bills, 2 9-18 per cent; three
months, 2Vi per cent.
Melnl Slnrket.
NEW YORK. June 18. M ETALS Lead,
quiet, at $3.rAff3.96. Spelter, quiet, at
$5,ftVfiB.lB. copper, dull; spot and August.
$13.37H313.87H; electrolytic, $13.87y2l4.CO;
lake, nominal; casting, $13.737711.87. Tin,
firm; spot nnd August, $30.KKa31.O0. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson's, $7.257J7.37W. Iron,
quiet and unchanged.
London closing; Lead, 19 10s. Spelter,
21 7s. Copper, easy; spot. Ml lis 3d;
futures, (62 3a 9d. Tin, weak; spot, 133;
futures, 133 IDs. Iron. Cleveland warrants,
61s 3d.
ST. LOL'IS, June 18. M ETA 1.8 Lead,
dull, at $3.80. Spelter, dull, at $l.92&
FEDERAL JUDICIARY REFORMS
BILL PASSED BY HOUSE
Hank ClrnrlnKs
OMAHA, June 18. Rank clearings for
Omaha today wero $2,653,177.15 and for
the corresponding day last year $2,GS!,-304.63.
WASHINGTON, June W.-General re
forms In the federal judiciary are pro
posed In the Wntklns bill, passed by the
house today and sent to the senate for
action. The measure would prohibit
judges of United States courts from ex
pressing personal opinions in charging a
Jury and from taking away from a Jury
the determination of Issues of fact. It
would abolish tho fco system of compen
sating clerks of courts, substituting sal
aries ranging from $2,600 to $4,500, This,
It Is said, would reduce the Incomes of
many district court clerks by thousands
of dollars.
American Telephone, & Telegraph Ce.
A dividend of Two Dollars per share will
be paid on Wednesday, July 15, 1914, to
stockholders of record at the close of bust
ness on Tuesday, June 30. 1914.
G. D. MILNE, Treasurer.