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    THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1U14.
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OFFERED FOIt RENT
Hanaro mid Cottage
NEW and
EW and nifty 6-room burralow,
Kountio place. 5007 N. 22d. $30. Will ra
in I r lease.
I
I-ROOM house, facing Hanscom park,
modern, m.no. rnone iiarncy
H IIJri.11 I Yo. Uoods stored.
-'-'-' X Amoved, packed,
Hipped. 16th and Jackson Bta. Done. 1616.
WEST FARNAM-3319 Dodge, modern,
reasonable, Phone Harney 1166.
6-ROOM modern. 815 .N. 27th Ave. 7-rodm
modern. 2723 Cuming.
6 room new modern house. 1962 8. 15th.
SIGHT-ROOM, all modern home. 923
South 3th St. 3S.
FREW RENTAL. LIST.
Complete "(or rent" lint of houses,
ipartmen'a and flats on fllo at our office:
no charge whatever. Union Outfitting
Co.. 16th and Jackson Sts.
12-ROOM modern house 'with barn; hut
water heat 2618 Harney St inquire T.
J. O'Brien. H. 1(04. D. 1211
210 NORTH 19TII.
Right down town, 6 rooms, modern.
O'KEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha National. Doug 2715.
UtOOMS, all modern, nearly new, cheap
to desirable tenant Harney 6817.
NEW all mod. 7-room house 131 corner
Sheffield & Bluff Florence. Flor. 2iS.
FOR RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are fpr rent
This Hat can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co.. 80S S. 16th St
6 and 7 rooms, all modern. Phone. H. 2049.
MAGGARD
ItlilUUlliVi moves, stores
& ships household goods & pianos. D. 1490.
FTrmcnc In all parts of the city.
fldUblb crelgh Sons -ft Co.. Be Bids.
6-R., MOD. house, finished attic,
cars. Dundee. Phono H. 2668.
FOR RENT All modern 6-room house.
2617 No. 20th St Tel. Web. 6976.
2922 Dupont, 6-r., part modern, til.
2231 S. 6th St, 6-r., city water, $12.
1412 Westerfield, 4-r.. city water, 17.60.
3810 S. 16th St.. 4-r., cistern. $S.
3033 S. ICth St., 6-r., city water, .
2921 S. 24th St., 4-r., city water. 16.
CRE1QH. SONS &. CO..
Douglas. 200. - COS Bee Bldg.
lit urea und Of flora.
ATTRACTIVE stores for rent 1517-1519-1521
Howard St; 50E-GU S. 16th St. .n
Uler Grand Hotel block. Apply to Lem
H. Hill or W. M. Chambers, 230 Bran
dels Theater Bldg. Tel. Douglas 96.
Offices For Rent
One each for
Doctor
Lawyer
Dentist
Real Estate
Insurance
in the
Bee Building
(The building that Is always now).
Ready for you now at prices
from $16 to $50.
VAULTS, WATER, FREE
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
The Bee Building
Company
Office, Room 103.
1007 D AY EN PORT (11x20). Harney 5061,
KEAXi E STATIC
FARM .fc RANCH LANDS FOR SAI.H
ltMTta.
220-ACRE stock or dairy farm, near Coun
cil Bluffs, $60 per acre; fair improve
ments. Investigate this bargain. Day &
Hoss Co., 123 Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
GOOD 40-ACRE FARM
Three miles of Council Bluffs, all good
fruit and garden land, 6 acres bearing
vineyard, about G acres bearing apple
orchard, 6 or 6 acres alfalfa; good 8-room
house, barn, waterworks; very sightly
location and pretty yard, shaded by large
elm trees. This Is a good all-round place
where you don't have to depend on any
one crop. Growing crops go with it. You
can move In and havo a. paying place
from tho start. Will divide and sell 20
with Improvements, $6,000; other 20, $4,000,
or whole tract, $9,500. Terms if desired.
McOEE REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 Pearl St, Couhcll Bluffs.
. 20 ACRES.
4 mllea fromtelty, 1H miles from car, on
main road; 6-room house, barn, corn crib,
chicken house, cave, etc.; 6 acres of fruit
This is an Ideal place, and worth every
rent asked for it It would pay you to
let us show it to you.
A. F. SMITH CO.,
23 Pearl St. Phon 2?a
$100 LAND FOR $S0 PER AdflK
200 acres Harrison Co., Iowa,small
house, barn, well, fenced, 25 acres 'alfalfa
80 acres pasture, rest under plow: 3 miles
east Plsgah. Price. $65. Mtg., $7,400 at 7
per cent. Nordqulst & Storek, 322 Neville
Blk.
Indiana.
NR. Elkhart Ind., 120 acres fine land;
good impts.; orchard; near lake; bar
gain at $7,800. Also several choice small
farms, same county. T. F. Andrews, 6jU
Magnolia Ave., Chicago.
Minnesota,
TODD County ot creameries, com and
clover. For information wnte Van Dyke
vn vyHc. i-.onK truine. Minn.
FOIl Rain "fin ncroa IS .-.m-,, mi-
neapolls, 1 mile from town; 160 acres
under cultivation, balance used for pas
tures; can practically all be cultivated;
heavy soil; good set buildings, consisting
of -room house, large barn, granary,
corncrlbs. etc.; tho land will produce 60
bushels of corn per acre; telephone In
house: country thickly settled; complote
set of machinery; 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, half cash. Schwab Bros., 1028 Ply
mouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn. y
If you contempleu buying land in Mini"
nesota, write us for list of dependable
Kedlrf10 what wuVVup2Sa
MINNESOTA fARM LANDS ASSOCI
... . ATION (Incorporated).
717 Palace Building. Minneapolis Minn
THE OFFICIAL LANE I ME $1 ORGAN?!
zation. of Minnesota;
NcDraaluu
160 ACRES of deeded, also 1G0 acres
chool land, with a 10-year lease; two
i roprovements. wells, hog houses,
Enf ?"0, etc,; 2W ocres orchard; 3V4
!! m 8"d town of 750 Inhabitants
t tixFW1"0- Adjoining lands sell
w 111 wlkl"11' acre- Terms. Phone
t nS- Cal1 or address. L. E.
L-. Owner Wolbach, Neb.
W-J5-PER ACRE $3.15.
..aLhmprned weern Nebraska
stock ranch, easily worth $7.50 per acre,
tut owner must raise money at once, so
Is offering this ranch for $3.15 per acre
cash for quick sale. Would you trada on!
offering you In this place, and more but
It must go at once. Title perfect a clear
Write or wire for full particulars. Walt
r.ehborhoodl fin. tT and: not Effl
hills: cost you $200. filing fees and alj
A. Tracy. Kimball Neb. J'
$100 LAND FOR $S0 PER ACReT-"
240 acres Merrick Co., Neb., -room
house. large barn, granary, corncrlb, well,
fenced and cross-fenced; GO acres wheat,
20 acres oats, 40 acre corn, balance hay
and pasture. Mtg.. $12,600 at 6 per cent
Nordqulst & etorek. 322 Neville Blk.
FOR SALE My ideal Nebraska, slop
farm, near Sioux City. Easy terms. W
C Probcrt, Cedar Falls. la.
llRAIi ESTATE
CITY I'ROPKRTV FOR SALE,
RESTRICTED
MONTCLAIR is restricted, not too
much, but just enough to make it a nice
place for nice people who want nice
surroundings.
Right in town, Thirtieth to Thirty
Third streets, Cuming to Hamilton.
Nothing like it to be found anywhere
else in the city at anything like our
prices. Easy terms.
We are going to offer these lots for sale
Saturday, June 27th.
Call at our office, 642 Paxton Block, or call
us by telephone, Douglas 1722, and let us tell
you all about it.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Douglas 1722 642 Paxton Block
HISAIj ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Nvtr York.
NEW YORK ALFALFA FARMS FOR
SALE.
Your first payment Is your first stop
toward prosperity und Independence, 225
acre farm, one mile from dandy railroad
village, with 35 cows. Price $30 per aero.
Never before has so little monoy been
able to buy such a bargain, 92-acro farm,
level, no stone. 1 mile out. $20 per acre.
RIVERSIDE STOCK FARM.
160-acre farm, 1 mile to village, 14 to
Syracuse. Price $30 per acre, with cows
and crops thrown In.
Railroad fare to purchaser.
Wrlto for photon.
E. MUNSON.
2426 S. Sallna St Syracuse. N. Y.
foii sale on exchange: it. e.
80-ACRE Irrigated farm 1U mile from
county scat, ralso alfalfa, fruit, stocks,
dairying and hogs, Must sell or will
trado for stock of merchandise or other
property In city or country. Write prlco
and particulars in first letter if trado.
Address Box 651, Gooding, Idaho.
Pianoa for other musical instructs. D. 2017.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam.
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HITY I.OAN8. Hemls.Carlberir Co..
0 310-312 Brnndela Theater Bldg.
SEE us first if you want a farm loon.
United States Trust Co.. Omaha. Neb.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City Nat Bk. Bldg.
CITY property. Largo loans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6,4, 0 per cent
J. II. Dumont & Co., 1003 Farnam. Omaha.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat
WANTED City loans. Poter Trust Co.
attiiv u xiivuo.0maha Nat Banlc
6 farm loans. Optional payments & an
nual int Wm. MoCorinlck, 1201 Farnam.
T
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Omaha Nat. Douglas 271$.
HEAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office. 305 So. 17th
St Phone Douglas 64CT.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
fice in Nobrasko. 206 Brandels Theater.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
Beautiful Country
Home Site
Within easy access, of South Omaha
and Omaha, by uutomobile or intcrurban.
Ten to fifteen minutes' ride Into South
Omaha, thirty to forty minutes' rido into
i . v. rrM.a rantl MahI fcrvit In Dnncrlns
county. Pure air and healthful surround
ings, nign ana sicnuy. iucuwuh uv
looking the Seymour Lake Country club
grounds, the lake itself, and affording
lflrnt view of the surrounding
country for miles around.
Better mane a selection now, wc wm
be glad to show you this property at any
time.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 1009. 3ftt-7-S McCaguo Bldg.
TEN-ACRE tracts, East Omaha bottoms;
owner. 4t ware uiock. jveu -ova.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Dundee, $6,500
Brick Residence
NIn moms, strictly modern and up-tO'
date, and one of the classiest homes in
Dundoe, otlerea at, a Bargain ior guica
fnlR Wa etiarantea this to be the best
buy in Dundee today. On the first floor
there is large living room wun cra
large fireplace, fine drawing room, com
plote kitchen, breakfast room and sun
room. On the second floor four nice bedrooms
and sleeDlnir norcli. tile bath room, oak
floors and white enamel finish; first floor
quarter-sawed oak finish, beamed ceil
ings; lot 50x135 and paving taxes paid in
full. Owner must sell at once on account
of sickness: 2,(M cash required This Is
easily a $7.rXW property. Investigate at
once.
Glover & Spain
Douglas 3062. 919-20 City National Bank.
West Farnam Resi
dence, $8,000
319 North 41st. Ave.
Right In the West Farnam District and
at one of the high points. The house is
a well constructed brick and stucco
house, artistic in design, and In first
class repair. The Interior Is well ar
ranged, having a large living room, din
ing room and kitchen on the first floor,
three bedrooms, sleeping porch and bath
on the second floor and servants' quar
ters and bath on the third floor. Large
grounds.
This place must be seen to be appreci
ated, we will gladly show it at any
time. Reasonable terms of payment.
George & Company
$02 City National Bank Bldg.
Phono Douglas 756.
Attractive Bargain
Must sell at once: 2-room houaa
2 26-ft. lots, located on car line. 4717
Military Ave. 150 cash, balance 2 years.
Inquire
J. I. Kemp
2S12 LEAVENWORTH BT.
LOT, ZSth and Kort Era., xm J down,
$20 per month, no Interest. 2743 Fort St.
Web. 8072.
ItEAIi KSTATK
CITY l'KOl'KUTV FOR SA1.K.
Hanscom Park
District
Fine, new dwelling of six rooms, re
ception hull and sleeping porch: beam
ceilings In living room and dlnlntr room;
nice built-in buffet: handsomely fin
ished; artlstia lntir or Excellent loca
tion, one block wc- of beautiful Han
Bcom Park; on paved street; fine shade.
This dwelling was built by day labor and
Is first-class in every respect. We want
an offer on this choice property. Ask
to see It.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas 1009. 300-7-S McCague Bldg.
New Bungalow'
In Benson .
With 100-ft
Frontage
t a . nn hnm. with IntH I"lf
ground, close to the business part of
Benson and enr line, you must look at
this now 6-room bungalow Just being
completed. One lot has full bearing
grapes, cherry trees, currants and Beveral
apple trees; three big shade trees In
front; high and sightly location. Houso
will have electric light, gas, furnace
. v 1 1 . rnrn
heat, 11 -wanted; city ,lV'
Part of the house is finished in oak. Will
sell on a small payment down, balance
monthly, about the same as rent.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HARNEY ST.
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY
COUNCIL BLUFFS
2122 4th Ave. fl rooms, strictly modern,
large lot and good barn. Dirt cheap at
$2,000; on payments, JCO0 down and 20 per
n708h8th Ave. 5 rooms, lot 60x150 ft., 77
ft. well and cistern; J1.260 on terms.
Here Is the cheapest one yet:
Dinuuy uiuuKui, . .. . ,, ,
on 34th St, 6 rooms and bath, full base
ment, not air lurnace, cny woioi. cc.i..iv
lights cesspool, lot 41x125; finished In
...nr.n. ..ni. tnr KtO nor month and S3. 100
buys it on easy payments.
Up to aaie poui nan auu lutuica, u
pool tables and 1 billiard table, Bruns-
i i - ..roll flvtnra. llcrhtH rnnfan.
V lIlUtC7, " .... . . . '. ..0...-
tlonery and cigars, and all In good condi
tion; i,aoU ouys mis on iiuitu oam, fiuv
down, balance bankable papers.
property not mentioned here. Come In
and see us.
SHARPE & CONNELLY,
Tel. Red 3742. 20J Sapp Blk.
Council Bluffs. Ia.
COUNTRY HOME
BARGAIN
COth St., 3 blocks from Center, 15 acres,
high and sightly, charming view of city
and country; 8-room modorn house, well
built with good water system, large barn,
chicken house, etc.; lots of fruit and
shrubbery and part of the land In al
falfa. It Is as good as settled that the
car line will be extended west on Cen
ter street this year aa far as this prop
erty, which naturally should enhance the
value of this property. Tho owner ex
pects to leave the city this winter and
consequently will sell right, and will take
as part payment a good Omaha residence.
O'Neil's R. E. & Ins. Agency,
1605 Farnam St. Tel. Tyler 1024.
Your Rent Will
Buy This
6-room house, modern except heat: oak
finish In living room and dining room;
paving paid; south front; porcelain bath
fixtures; shades and electric light fixtures
furnished complete, walks In; new; Juat
completed; $2,350; $150 down, balance like
rent. See
TRAVERS BROS.
70) Omaha Nat Bank. Red 4721.
Five-Room House
for only 11.750, with ground 50x127, a1
C25 Orant; on small payments.
W. H. Gates,
Room S47 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
$2,000 For Good
Brick Flat Site
50-foot south front on Burt St, Just west
of 33d St.; on paved street, close to two
car lines, Bemls Park and stores. Fine
shade trees; good location. Will build for
you If you like. See us about it at once.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 114 Harney St.
BRAND NEW
4-room cottage, two large lots, city
water, electrlo lights; $50 down and $20 a
month; located at 3324 North 44th St, one
block south of Fontenelle park.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Aimrtmrnti end Klnfa.
H ISA I j EST AT 14
CITY l'HOl'HHTY FOIl SAt,l.
NEAR AVE. U SCHOOL.
8-room modern, hot water heat, hot and
cold water at all fixtures; two good lots;
barn, in excellent repair; 1 hlock from
Omaha rnr, 1 block from school Terms
and prlco are light Let us show it to
you.
A. F. SMITH CO..
n Pearl St. Phone
TO BUY, SELL OR MKNT. FIRST SKK
JOHN W. BOBBINS, "ft FARNAM ST.
Florence Ronl r.tntr for Snip.
C L. NcUiawuy, suburban prop. Flor. 270.
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Council Bluffs, la.
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We take a sympathetic lntoreit In our
patients; give them more thought and
more time. SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
FOR NERVOUS PERSONS.
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are reinforced; our Oold heavy gauga.
The highest price dentists la Omaha oan
do no more for you than we do yet our
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Teeth Extracted Without Pain
by Our New Method
KLEIN'S APEX
AGED IN WOOD:
Standard Whisky
Until July 4th FREE
arerr ordor of On Oallm, nr t i.
On. Bottle of Port Wins, "Whisky OlaTs b3
Corkscrew! with evary 34.00 ord.r and ovsr.
uows ui urysiaiussa Book mil n :
? iTISJ 10,M ort,r na over, a Oalion
of Port Wins.
33ZTBA 4TH OP JTTLT OPPUIUKOl
Cholo of OKE of any of th roUowlns-
Pour Ussfnl PttEUKKTB PBJJBi
OKE QEirrU' POCKET BOOK.
OUE ZJLOZBB' POOICBT BOOK,
On Poll Six Alnmlnnm Collapslbls Brink.
tnjr Onp,
On Knife with. Ciffor Cnttar a&d Corkscrew
Oomblnauon.
Ileer und Alcohol Excepted.
- PAMiLY LIQUOR DEALER
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Southeastern Market Gets a Heal
Taste of New Wheat Movement.
L0NQS ON CASH MAY BE LOSERS
FurrlKn MnrUot llcport DppIIiip In
I'rlro on Account of llenvr
Ituaalnn Shipment Corn
MmitMtlint Wrnker.
OMAHA. Juno M, 1914.
Tho iiouthwcFtrm markets wcro bIvcm
a ronl tasto or tho new wheat tnoveinont
yesterday, Kansas C.ty reeelvltiR twenty
mx ears ant) thvro waa n Kooilly number
at 8t. IxiuU as well. Tho nvcraxo spec
ulator who was a holder or wheat pro
ceeded to throw It Into tho pit and mo
of Hume who disposed of their Brain put
out short lines, which with tho heavy
hedging made tho offerings quite liberal.
Tho now wheat now moving Is coming
out ot Oklahoma, Missouri, KanRas and
one or two other states, and It is grading
exceptionally high, tho receipts at Kan
sas City yoetorduy being either No. 2
hard winter or No. 2 rod. Tho prlco of
whoat from this time forward will hlngo
on weather conditions In tho southwest.
Thoso who aro long on cosh wheat at
this time aro unlikely to dispose of thoir
holdings without suffering lossej. as the
entire world Is Inclined to back away
trom tho big crop that Is now commenc
ing to move.
This fact whs shown yesterday by the
drop In prices at Liverpool, tho decline
at Hudapesth and the smaller losses in
all ot the other markets with the pos
sible exception of Paris. Uusilan ship
ments were lursvr than expected, thoro
woro favorable pilvato reports as to tho
Canadian prospects and the selling by
July holdeis In tho big Kugtlsh market.
A cablo from that market says that the
crop yields now being sent out of Chi
cago have cauied a bearish feeling to
exist there.
In somo quarters tho opinion was of
fered that farmers will not accept tho
bids sent out at lower levels for thetr
wheat, but that they will stack It and
hold It for a later period and thresh and
market It whenever moro satisfactory
prices aro paid. Tho average farmor Is
believed to do In a position to hold con
siderable of his wheat for future market
ing and this may possibly curtail ship
ments ior a time at least.
Corn was weak yesterday. Thero was
a steady fooling- at the opening, but weak
ness seemed to develop when wheat
started on the down grade. Commission
houses led In tho buying, while profession
als wero the sellers, The eastern demand
for cash was slow, with sales of only
ltt.OOO bushels. Argentine corn was again
In liberal offerings, but this was partially
offset by tho small farm reserve! In tho
United States. Country offerings wero
next to nothing, and there wero scattered
unfavorable crop reports to como for
ward, Borne roports show that tho corn
Is beginning to deteriorate and that thero
has been some actual damage In tho dry
area, mainly south of tho line extending
from Chicago to the Platto river.
Oats suffered with the other grains and
showed losses of H0Mo for tho day.
Tho fact woo fully demonstrated yes
terday that on any hard snots In tha
provision market thore was moro than
enough ribs and lard to tako care of the
buying power. Commission houses wero
Inclined to buy tha list at tho opening
yesterday, but they sold freely on all the
hard spots. The stock yards crowd woro
oilers. Packers reported a somewhat
better demand for cash meats and lard.
Cash wheat was He lower.
Cash corn was unchanged to Ho tilghor.
Cash oats wero MJftte lower.
Clearances wore 2.1.000 bushels of corn.
2,000 bushels of outs and whoat and flour
equal to 181.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Ud
higher on wheat and Mi'SWd lower on
corn.
Primary whoat receipts wero JtS.COO
bushels and ah limentn wore 3J1.000 hualv
els, against receipts last year of 664,000
bushels and shipments of 273,000 bushels.
l'rimary corn rfceipts were WG.000 bush-
eia ana snipmonis were lig.iw bushels,
agamsi receipts last year or szi.ooo bush
els and shipments of 614,000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were Efioonn hnah.
els and shipments wero 080.000 bushels,
ukuihpi i ciritnii luai j-enr oi l)usn
els and shipments of 823,000 bushols.
CAItlXJT nrccRtiTs.
Whcat.Corn.Oats,
Chicago 13
Minneapolis m
Ouluth liff
245
172
Omaha 2
10
18
46
Kansas City 19
Bt. Louis il
Winnipeg D03
These sales wero reponod
Wheat-No,
Oali-Kn t
3 hard winter: 1 car, mic.
white: 2 cars. "7r. No srniln- s car. ik
Corn-No. 3 te: 1 car. 70c. No. 3 yel
low: 2 cars, 0JVc; 4 cars, 66c; 1 car, hoVsC
No. 2 mixed: 1 car, es&c. No grado: 1
car, hot, COo.
Omaha Cash Price. W1...I . tj
hard, 87jTS9c; No, 3 hard, SflflSSo: No. 4
hard. SlHfffSfic: No. 2 anrlnn- ks)ri. t
J, spring, S7W08SV4c; No. 4 sprln. 83fc
SO'c; No. 2 durum, SGHWHc: No. 3
durum, 84V4tr8SHc. Corn: No. 2 white.
OiBTOVic: No. 3 white. MUMTOc: -Nr. i
.irtittn rS.'1V CI . Tn 1 ..- - "'
No. 3 yellow. G64!GflWc: No. 4 vellnw. Rlllrrt,
C5V4c; No. Z, C5VKu?ic; No. 3, GGig16V4o: No.
i, udtt-uoittc. uais: jmo. i wnito, 37?i(iI38e:
standard, 37',l37Mc; No. 3 white, 3607ol
No. 4 While. 30V.4J3flUr. Hnrlnv! Vnltlni.
60ff66c: No. 1 feed 40S"45c, Ityo: No. 2. 67
67lic; No. 2, 6GV4tfG7c.
CHICA
(ill A IX ANIJ I'nOVISIONS
Pentnrea of the Trading nnd ClnslitR
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICACIO. Juno 23. WhMl nit cnnril.
tlons today wero the most bearish alnce
me nnrvesi oegan. Active options brokn
sharply under 80 cents a bushel, and
there wss a heuvy closo with the mar
ket showing a net decline ot KriUa to
lJ51Hc. Corn wound nn at '.(iX.f in
',4Uttc rise, oats unchanged to tiQWe
lower, and provisions tho same ns last
night to 124a down.
Prices for wheat seemed to have nn
power to rally, big export sales and n
decrease of more than 10.000.000 bushols
In world stocks bolng virtually Ignored.
Wot weather southwest wun nUn
mlssod summarily as not specially serl-
uue up to aaio. un ine other hand, the
bulls Wers further discouraged bv th
outlook for the spring cron belnir re-
carded as almost perfect, except In
southern Minnesota, where thero were
complaints of too much rain.
Improved shipping demand ni well as
tho addition of Oklahoma to th rirnnth
are tended to make prices climb. There
wero no rural offerings to speak of. and
luars got little comfort from roports of
nn weoinrr in Argentina, uais reit the
effect of the wheat weakness, but Wero
partly sustained by tho Influence of tho
corn bulge.
Provisions eased off on account of
Wmrmnfatlia Ultra SatMaotlWku
'9
Caustic Balsam
Has Imitators But Mo Gompitltors.
A Safe, Bpeedy and PotltJrs Ours tos
Curb, Bpllst Bweiay, Otpsil Hsck,
8tiilsa Teadens, JTsulr, Win
PuS. in 4 all Uaiatss fromlMTls,
U4oa sad ethw Uay tumtra.
Oar, all skis sUtstu cr JPuultw,
xbruik, Slpbtiierltt Bsmovs su
Soatsts tna Ilsrtu or OitU.
.wmitltnu
Bfrslu. tit Throit, io., tt la tarsi
ubll
wrntc4 lo rlTo tIfMtiaArisi.So
per boiilt, sia br Cnc
la dt fincniu. or tint u ...
Iimt, uuni iua, irna iuii airotloat tor
u in lOrstnd for diMrictiH tinniin.
ttltUaaaUU, sto. A4drM
tb Lssrssos-Wlllkms Co., CUtelisd, 0,
I
I A.
lower prices for loins. A fair InvesN
niijnt call, however, developed at tho
bottom figures of the day.
Futures closed as follows:
Artlcle Open. High.) Low. Closo. Bafy.
Wheat
July.
Popt.
Com i
July.
Hept.
Oats
July.
Sept.
Pork
July.
Sept.
Lard
July.
frpt.
Illbs
July.
Kept.
8U4
804
Si
67
3W4
79 I
i
394
37!i
33
20 70
20 05
1 20 7(
20 0
0
074
10 074 10 10
10 2241 10 24
11 424"
474
65
1 11
11 60
Chicago Cosh Pi Ices-Wheat: No. 2 red,
f64li8nvC, No. 2 hard. IGftifKlc. No. 2
noithern, 91u93c; No. 2 spilng, g04V2c,
Corn: No. 2, 6i4fl72ci No. 2 yellow, 704
Wile; No. 3 yellow, 70UCW4C Oats, No, 1
white. J0!f4C; stundard. 40Vi404c
ltyo; No. 2, t4c. lianey: 6O06UC Seed.
Timothy, 14.264J 60; clover, 10.00fi3 0i.
Provln.one: Pork, $20.65. lard, jl0.0.i; ribs,
U.ootiii.r.o.
CHKliSlO-Stcady; daisies. 144tlH'!4c;
twins. 145fl44c; Americas, lSUij'lo4c;
longhorns, 15'.ti 154c.
POTATOK8 Steady: receipts. 95 cars;
new, $1.WK1.60; old. 80flJ6c.
IH'TTKH Lower; cn-americs, 200264-
KOUK lllghor; receipts, 1j,SU9 cares, at
mark, rases Included, 16$flsc; ordinary
firsts. 17017c; firsts. UTieplFc.
POULTlty Alive, higher; IowIb. 15c
OMAHA tlHNlfill Alt MAIIKBT.
llUTTRIl-No. 1, Mb. cartons, 27c; No.
1, TO. 1 1), tubs, 27c.
CUKK813 Imported 8wls, 2Sc; Ameri
can Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, 22c; twins,
17c; daisies, 174c; triplets, 174a; Youns
Americas, 19c; bluo labol brick, 174c, 11m
burgen, 2-lb., lie; Mb., 20c; New Yorn
white, 19c
Film White, lc; trout. 16c; largo crap
plcs, Kc; Spanish mackerel, lCc; shad roe,
pur pair, 60c, salmon, lCc; halibut, lie;
buffalo, :Hlc; chatincl catfish, 15c; pike,
13c: pickerel, 9c,
1'OULTlty Urollcrs, 20c; hens, 12o;
cocks, S4c; ducks, 8c; geese. 8c; turkeys,
10c; pigeons, per dozen, W)c; ducks, full
feathered, Sc; geese, full feathered, 8c;
iqimbs. .0 1, Jl.50; No. 2. 60c
HHHF ClTT3-WholeBale prices ot bect
cuts, cffectlvo In Omaha Juno 22, aro aa
follows: No. 1 ribs, 17ic; No. 2, 17o; No.
3, lCc. No. 1 loins, I9o; No. 2, 1740! No.
3, 16c. No. 1 chucks, UUc; No. 19?ic;
No. 8, 104c No. 1 rounds, 16c; No. ,
14i4c; No. 3, 13ic. No. 1 plates, 84c; No.
2, he; No. 3, 74c.
HONKY-Now Colorado, No. 1. 24-framo.
(3.00 CS.
WATKrtMELONS-24o lb.
CANTKLOUPICS-Californla eUndards,
2.75 crnto; California pony, J2.00 crate.
CALII'-OIUA FltUlT-Cherrlcs. 2.00 box;
apricots, S1.60 box; plums, 31.8S box;
peaches, 11.26 box; red and black cherries,
$2.00 box.
CAULIFLOWEU-Homo grown, 11.00
basket.
PINKAPPLES-Florlda. 13.25 crate.
J1ANANAH-S1.75 to tXVO bunch.
NUTS Pcnnuts: Baltsd. 11.60 icr caso.
Walnuts: No. 1 California, 184o per lb.
Pecans. 124c per lb. Filberts, 15c per lb.
Almonds, 20c per lb. Popcorn, 6c per lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Ilonoy: Now Colo
rado, No. 1, 24 frames, (3.00 per caso.
Watermelons: 24c per lb. Cantaloupes:
California standards, 32.75 per crato;
California pony, 12.00 per crate.
Sugar walnuts and dates, 31.25 per box;
limes, 31.75 per basket; crackcrjack, J3.50
per case; checkers, 33.50 por cose; cracker
jack, per half case, $1.75; checkers, per
halt caso, 31 76.
Tho following fruit and vegetable prlcas
are quoted by the Qlllnsky Fruit company:
FRUITS Oranges: Extra fancy Bun
1:1st navels, 80a. 12.60 per box; 90s and 100s,
32.75 per box; 12Cs and 160s, $3.00 per box;
Mediterranean swoets, 176s. 260s, 288s and
S24s, $3.00 per box; extra fancy Qlendora
Valenclas,!0s, 112s, 12iis, 160s. 176s, 200s, 210s
and 260s, $2.75 per box; red ball Valenclas,
all sizes, $3.60. Lemons: Extra fancy
Golden Bowl, SOOs and 360s. $7.00 per box;
fancy Silver Cord, 200s und 3C0s, $6.60 per
box; extra fancy Sunklst Trail brand,
SOOs and 360b, $6.75 per box. Grapefruit:
Extra fancy, 64s, $4.60 per box; extra
fancy, 46s, 4.00 per box: extra fancy, 36s,
$3.60 por box; Indian River, 61s and ROj,
$5.00 per box. Apples: Hon Davis, $1.75
per box; Wlnrsaps, $2.60 per box
California cherries, $2.00 per box.
California apricots, $1.33 per crate.
California plums, $l.30(ri.75 pur crato.
California poaches, $1.00 por box. Pine
apples: Florida 4fs. $2.75 per crate; Florida
42s, $3.00 per crate; Florida 36s, $3.25 per
crato; Florida .TOs and 24s, $3.60 tor crate.
Bananas: $1.75473.60 por bunch.
VECJETAHLEH Homo - grown spinach,
23c per bu. Cubbngo: Now Texas, 2o per
lb ; California, 24c per lb. Onions: Cali
fornia, 4o per lb.; crystal wax, $2.60 per
crate. Peppers: 60a per basket Toma-
toes: fancy. $1.75 per crate. Cucumbers:
iiot house, 60c(r$1.00 per dor. New beets,
carrots and turnips, f0o per doz. Celery:
$1.60 per dor. Head lettuce: 60o to $1.60
Per dor. Leaf Lettuce: 40c per dor.
Onions: Home-Krown, i5o jer dor.
Radishes: 16q per dor. Parsley: 60c pet
d05; .G5,rlJrC It"-n. 20o per lb. Horse
radish. $tC6 por case. Popcorn, shelled,
60 per lb. AaparaBUs. home-Brown, per
dps., market price about 30c. Potatoes:
New, 34c por lb; oxtra fancy Colorado
onj Wjromlnif, whlto stock, 2c per lb.
Cauliflower: Homo-grown. $lio per basket.
Corn mid Wheat KrsjlBn nallatta,
tfCi0.n 5rd. ""heat reclon bulletin of ths
united States Department of Agriculture,
woather bureau, at Omaha, for the twenty-four
hours endini nt u m
meridian time, Tuesday, Juno 23: ''
OMAHA DISTIUCT.
, -Temp. Italn-
Btatlons. HlBh. s-ar fall ot.
Ashland, Neb.. 84 66 .00 Clear
AUBurn, weo... ss 63 .00 Clear
- - . . t w w .w v.iear
Columbus, Neb. 82 63 .00 Clear
Culbortson, Nb. 88 67 .00 Pt. cloudy
Fa rbury, Neb.. 89 64 . 00 Ft. cloudy
Fnirmont, Nob. 82 64 .00 Clear
Or. Island, Nb.. 83 65 .00 Pt. cloudy
Hnrtlngt'n, Nb 83 56 .00 Pt. cloudy
llastlnKs, Neb.. 84 63 .00 Pt. cloudy
Holdreso, Neb. 84 62 .00 Cloudy
Lincoln, Neb... 87 C6 .00 Pt. cloudy
N?. Watts. NbSO 64 . 00 Cloudy
Oakdalo, Neb. . 82 6S .00 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb.... 86 est .05 Clear
TeKamah. Neb. 87 63 . 00 Cloudy
Vnlsntlns, Nb. 78 .48 Clear
Alto, lo 83 69 .00 Clear
Carroll, Ia 84 Gt .00 Clear
Clarlnda, la.... 92 68 .00 Clear
g "ley. Ia 80 64 .00 Clear
Hloux City, Ia.. 82 64 .00 Clear
Minimum temccraturo for tweive.hour
poriod ending at 8 a. m.
13I8TIUCT AVBUAQES.
. . . a of Temp. nain
Dlstrlct. Stations. Hlirh. l.nw fnll
COIUmbUS, 0 18 88 08 . 40
88
9S
liouisviiio, ivy... zz
Indla'polls. Ind . IS
CO
94
8G
W
SS
76
92
84
78
6S
72
CO
62
70
62
.80
.60
.30
.30
.20
.80
.60
Chicago, 111 24
Bt. Louis, Mo.... IS
UCB Alolnos, Ia.. 24
Minneapolis .... 62
Kan, City. Mo.. 32
Omaha, Neb 17
nummary of weather and crop condi
tions In corn and wheat region for week
ending June 22, 1914: In the winter wheat
belt the weather was favorable for har
vest, which Is well under way in tha
southern socttons, and has begun as far
north as Nebraska and Iowa, a he yield
Is satisfactory, except somewhat less than
expected In Oklahoma and Texas. In the
spring whoat belt the weathor was favor
able, and the crop Is making excellent
progress. It Is most too cold for corn In
somo northern states, and frost did somo
damage, cxpoctally In Michigan, but, on
tho whole, the crop made good progress,
with cultivation well under way and com
puted In many sections as far north as
southern Iowa. Corn needs mora mois
ture in portions of tho Ohio valley. Mis
sourl, Kansas and southward. Oats and
hay continue favorable in most northern
and western districts, Tobacco setting
still delayed, many sections lacking mois
ture. I A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
Kansas CUt flraln nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, June 23.-WHEAT-No.
2 hard, 870398c; No. 2 red. 823fi4c; July,
73Hoi September, 73Hc,
CORN No. 2 mixed. C9c; No. 2 white.
BUTTER Creamery, 23c; firsts,
seconds, Uo: packing. 17c.
He;
S1U M 79
80H fO-H 79
m (o m
07 6714 7
38U M'4 9SVi
SJ 3SH 37H
20fl4 30 70 20 C2M
20 03 20 074 19 97!i
10 07W 10 074 10 or.
10 32H 10 35 10 22Vi
11 4S 11 474 11 424
11 60 11 M 11 474
FGOS FlrUs. 1814c; seconds. J4c
POULTRY Hens. 13o; broilers, 27c.
Kt. I.onU Ocncrsl Sfarket.
ST. IUIS, June 23. WHEAT No. 2.
red, 81o; No. 2 hard, 920Tc; July 76Tic;
Beplomber. 7677c
CORN-No. 2. 70c; No. I white. T3UO
74ttc; July. 7c; September, 76W.377C.
OATS-No. 2. 38H39; No. whlt 40HO
40VC
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