rUE' BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUKE o, 1914
11
OFFKUKD FOR KENT
iruriiii-ia r:nf
FURNtSHBD houso for rent, 1M& Spencer
!t. Tel. Web. 1133.
7-ROOM, newly furnished house, 1 block
from Field olub. Call II. 1731. .
6-ROOM completely furnished house. 1B01
Blnney SL Webster 3M.
Knrnlahrd Housekeeping: Iloom.
DAVENPORT 2018, TWO FURNlBtUSD
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, $5
AND 14 a WEEK,
725 8. 1STU ST. Housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms; modern house. Phone Tyler
1021-W.
4 well furnished. Phone Webstar 1Vj2.
.Everything now. 2 and 4-room apart
ments, furnished complete, modern, $3.60
week up. flee these last. 2618-24 DvnprL
Kurnlnhetl lwin.
LARGE cool room with excellent board $5
week; shady porencs. lawn, iuit. aj.
PLEA8ANT rooms, private family, 82$,
Park Ave.
Untarnished Rooms.
THREE oxcellent strictly modern rooms;
walking distance. 2813 Poppleton Ave.
llatcla and Awartmcnts.
I3QQOB HOTEL Modern. Reasonable,
OQDEN HOTEL, rooms $3 per week.
Council Bluffs.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, 16th and California,
Weekly rates $3 and up. Douglas 7W3.
llonara nnd Cottages.
Jp RTi'ITM'i Exp. Co., piano & furnl
. Kj. XUViU turo moving D 6148. W.274S
' J42.50 Uric. 13w S. ioUx St., just north of
Farnain. Owner, 20 Raroge Bide.
. "none Douglas 3221
7-ROOM bouse, facing Hunscom park,
, modern. $37.60. Phone Harney 1565.
NEW and nitty 6-room burgolow,
KounUe place. 3007 N. fid, $30. Will re
autre lease.
FIDELITY!
rtitorage and Van
So. Goods stored.
' m n v a A. nnck4
ttlppea. Ibth and Jackson SU. Doug. 1316.
EIGHT-ROOM, all modern home. 923
South 25th St., $33.
FREE RENTAL. LIST.
, Complete "for rent" lint of houses.
I apartment s and flats on file ht our office;
" no charge whatever. Union Outfitting
Co., 16th and Jackson Sts.
FOR BENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of chargo at
Omaha Van .ft. Storage Co.. EOS a 16th St
13-ROOM modern housu with barn; hue
.water heat. 2618 Harney St. Inquire T.
,J. O'Brien. IL 1094. D. 1216.
t-ROOMH, all modern, nearly new, cheap
to desirable tenant. Harney 6317.
MAGGARDSsTS
, & ships household goods Se pianos. D. 1438.
Hnnans In all parts of the city.
"t,uat-H Crelgh Sons & Co.. Bee Bldg.
FOR RENT All modern 6-room bouse,
JS17 No. 20th 8t. Tel. Web. 697G.
(20.00 6-room all modern stone bungalow,
oak floors, on cor line, near school.
Phone Douglas SOU.
' (-RO0M modern, first-class, condition.
" 2310 8. 30th, 2 blks. south .from Hansoom
para, m.
6-ROOM house, all modern, near cars,
Dundee. Phone H. 2CS8.
6-r., modern; 2519 Jones. Douglsa 7068.
FOR RENT In Bemls Park. Reception
hall, living room, has fireplace, dining
room with china closet, kitchen and pan
' try downstairs; four chambers with largo
closets and bath tip. Phono Webster loQO.
Stores nnd Offices. .
Offices
aro
Extra Cool
nnrl
JEasiest of Access
in the
IT Bee Building
(The building that Is always new)
AFew Rooms Aro Available
Now
' : ' Lot Us Show You What Wo
Have
Office,, room Jos.
REAL ESTATE
'VARM A RANCH- LAMPS FOR SALES
Iotra.
FINE 40-ACRH FARM,
3 miles of Council Bluffs, all good garden
land except a few acres, which Is In bear
ing grapes; on good 'road. Has 8-room
house, barn, waterworks, 6 acres vino
yard, 5 acres orchard, 6 or 6 acres alfalfa.
Nice, sightly location, largo lawn and
plenty of native shade trees. Will sell
as one place at $9,600, or sell 20 with Im
provements at $6,000; other -20, 4,0MJ. This
is a good place, well located and worth
the price.
M'OEB REAL. ESTATE CO.,
106 Pearl St..
Council Bluffs.
Indiana.
NORTHERN Indiana farms cheap; rich
soil, fine buildings, good locality. Small
farms. T. h Andrews, 6312 Magnolia
Ave.; Chicago.
. Minnesota.
FOR Sale 260 acres. 46 miles from Min
neapolis, 1 mile from town: 160 acres
under cultivation, balance used for pas
tures; can practically all be cultivated;
heavy soli; go6d set buildings, consisting
of 8-room house, large barn, granary,
corncrlbs, etc.; the land will produce CO
bushels of corn per acre; telephone In
house: country thickly settled; complete
set of machinery; 27 head of stock, con
sisting of eleven cows, balance 1 and 2
' year-olds; six good horses; 25 hogs; chick-
ens; one-halt ot this year's crop and
everything on the farm goes at $50 per
acre, halt cash, Schwab Bros., 102 ) Ply.
mouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
If you contemplate buying land in Min
nesota, write us for list of dependable
firms. State what county you are In
terested In.
MINNESOTA FARM LANDS' ASSOCI
ATION (Incorporated).
717 Palace Building. Minneapolis. Minn.
THE OFFICIAL, LAND MEN'S ORGANI
ZATION OF MINNESOTA.
TODD County ot creameries, corn and
clover. For fnformatlou write Van Dyke
& Van Dyke, Long Prairie. .Minn.
CHOICE Improved farms for sale In
. Minnesota's corn belt. Write for list
Troll Land Company, Farmtngton, Minn.
Nebraska.
FOR SALE Best large body high-grade.
medium-priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required, C, Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb. o
1100 LAND FOR ISO PER ACRE.
240 acres Merrick Co., Neb., (-room
house, large barn, granary, corncrlb, well,
fenced and cross-fenced; 00 acres wheat.
20 acres oats, 40 acres corn, balance hay
and posture; Mtg.. 112.600 at S per cent.
Nordqulat & gtorek. 323 Neville Blk
RANCH FOR BALE.
1920 acres, all fenced and cross
fenced; two good wells and reser
voirs and tanks; 200 acres under
:ultlvatlon and fencod In three pas
tured, all In one body; compara
tively all level land; eleven miles
from Qrant, the county seat; level
roads to town.
C. W. WILLIAMS, Owner.
Orant, Neb.
FOUND 320-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land; not sand
hills, cost you 3200, filing fees and all. J.
V Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
AN opportunity to double your money.
Lan offer section good land near Red.
Ington Mor ill county. Neb., for 313.M an !
acre cash. P. L. Spencer, Rcdlngton.
eb.
FOR SALEA bargain, 640 acres, ira
p roved, about 400 acres in cultivation
good improvements and good soil; In oM.
settled locality For particulars c-ifl
Douslan Jl.'iO
HKAL ESTATIi
VARM nANCll I,. V. MIIS FOn SALF
10 ACRES of deeded, also 160 acres
school Isiid, with a 10-year lease; two
sets of Improvements, wells, hog houses,
good silo, eta, Vn acres orchard; SV
miles from good town of "SO Inhabitants,
l'rlca. 45 per acre. Adjoining lands sell
for $65 and 176 per acre. Terms. Phone
M 111, Wolbach. Call or address, L. EL
Loomcr. Wolbach, Neb.
AN OPPORTUN1TV to double your
money; can offer section good land near
Rcdlngton. Morrill county, Neb., for $13.60
an acre cash. P. 1 Spencer, Rcdlngton,
Neb.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE-1.130 acres. A No. 1 divide
land, good soil, well located nnd In a
pood crop country. This property tnust
be sold. Will tako $13 60 per aero It sold
by August 1. Will accept about half
cosh In good unincumbered trade, balance
cash and mortgage back on land for dif
ference, or will take $5 per aero cash bal
ance, time. Or will sell any amount of It.
Hera Is a bargain. Act quick, Seybolt,
Bridgeport, Neb.
KEAIj estate wanted
HEAL. ESTATE WANTED.
Owner desires to exchange any ono
part or all of his 8 residence properties at
Creston, la., for Council muffs prop
erty. What navo you to offer?
BHARPE & CONNELLY.
103 Sapp .Blk., Co. Bluffs, la. Red 3711
FOR SALE OU EXCHANGE It. E.
HERE'S A FEW BARGAINS
2 6-room bungalows and 3 6-room houses.
Price, 312,600 for farm or ranch, i-siory
modern, store and apartment building,
340,000. Want farm or ranch. 120-ucre
rami, Minnesota; want residence West
ern Real Estate Co., 413 Karbach Blk.
aO-AORB Irrigated farm lit mile from
county seat, raleo alfalfa, fruit, stocks,
dairying and hogs. Must sell or will
trade for stock of merchandise or other
property In city or country. Write price
ano particulars In first tetter It trade
Address Box 651, Gooding, Idaho.
FOR sale on easy terms, 160 ucres good
farm land, near Sidney. Neb. Would
consider Ford car or good Inoomo prop
erty up to $1,000. Address, Y 05, Boe.
Pianos for other musical Instru'ts. D. 2017.
HEAL ESTATE LOANS
HOC to 310.000 mado vromntly. V
D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., loth and Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam.
6
niTV I.OAMB Rnml.Pr!hBrir i:v.
" 310-312 Brandels Theater Blug.
SEE Us first If you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co.. Omaha, Neb.
MONEY on hund for city and tarm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. IL Thomas. 22 State Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm loans, S, EM. 0 per cent
J. IL Dumont & Co., ltXXI Farnam, Oiuana.
HARRISON & MORTON, 910 Om. Not.
WANTED-City loans. Peter Trust Co.
QARVLM BROS lam.. xw and up.
6 farm loans. Optional payments & an
nual Int. Win. McCormlck. 1201 Farna.n.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 Omaha Nat Douglas ST71S.
HEAL ESTATE
JtllSTHAWS UK Tl'I'Lia.
KERR Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
a modern abstract office 305 So. 17th
St. Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co., okaest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brundels Theater.
ACHEA(ii: FOR .S4XR.
6 ACRES-43,000.
On Lincoln highway, 1H miles from car.
Improved. 7-room house, barn, some
fruit. Price, 33,000. Bo away from th
noisy, busy city. Let us show It to you.
A. F. SMITH CO
(Fay Smith)
23 Peart St. Co. Bluffs. Jo. Phone 323.
CITY I'ROI'ISRTY FOR 8 ALU.
25th & Chicago
Cottage
Six rooms and bath, ntco lawn, front
and back; the present owner rents out
two rooms for 1S. Why not buy arid
cut out this rent proposition?
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
BRAND NEW
Six rooms, living room finished In golden
oak, one bedroom on first floor, two
bedrooms and bath on eecond, five closets,
cemented cellar, furnace, latest plumb
ing, south front lot on corner, paved
street. Price 32,800; 3500 down, balance
payments.
C. G. CARLBERGr,
310-312 Branduls Theater Bldg.
MODERN Kountz Place home, 1007 Wirt
St.; 8 rooms, laundry basement: vegeta
ble cellar nnd furnaco cellar, all separate;,
new furnace; newly painted and papered;
cement driveway; all for 34,200; satisfac
tory terms can be arranged. Apply Ed
McEachron, 20th and Lake Sts. Webster
1651. or Webster 1172.
HERE'S A FEW BARGAINS.
2 C-room ungalows and 3 6-room houses.
Price, 312.S00 for farm or ranch. 2-story
modern Btore and apartment building.
340,000. Want farm or ranch. 120-acre
farm. Minnesota, want residence. Doug.
TWO new 5-room modern bungalows.
Price. $2.300 each. Phone D. 3007.
MUST BE SOLD
C6xl42 near corner 23th and California
streets, worth 310,000. $7,600 will buy it
now.
37x130 on 24th near Harney, faces 24th
avenue with modern home, $8,600 takes It.
Phono Douglas 3G07. Call at 41$ Kar
bach block.
Only $300 Cash
A good opportunity for some one to get
& snap In walking distance. The house
contains eight splendid rooms and a
family employed can save both their rent
and car faro by Investing Just $300 cash.
Call us up.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Phono Douglas 1781. Ware Block.
The No Commission
Realty Co.
locatcil at 31G-S30 Paxton block, offers a
ufiBCDiiuu iu wiuao wisning to sell or ex
chantto any property or business. Would
you not go whero that kind of business
Is don.jT There Is no kind of a proposl
tlon that Is not handled there merchan
dise, farms and ranches, city and town
propei-tlea, rooming houses, hotels, res
taurants: In fact, anything and every
thins. If you want to buy, tell the No
Commission Realty Co. what you wont.
If you want to sell or exchange, list your
pronurty with tho No Commission Realty
Co. Come In and see the greatest assort
meat of excellent money-makers that can
bo Ojund anywhere. We also have cash
buyi.ru for properties and business In dif
ferent localities; yours may bo the nmn.
ertar or business they want. It Is a proven
ibiv. mu a maraei piace lor every kind
of property, displayed where the thou
ssAds ot people can Inspect them, with
estperlenced attendants at your nervier
Is what brings results.
Come In or write for the only method
oi,a buying, selling or exchanging any prop-
umjr or uuwiims ami pay no commission.
J.'iils Is the department store for Realty
itnd Business transactions. It's the peo
ple's way. They all go to the NO COM
MISSION REALTY CO.
Florence Heal Estate for Sale.
C L. Nethaway. suburban prop, trior. 271
HERE'S A SNAP.
Nearly new home. Field club
worth $6,000. Will take cheaper houso In
czcjiail&r. i nulla u.
GOING to sell my modern home. So. 35ti
Ave. near Poppleton St., worth $,000.
Best offer takes It Phone D, 3607
TO BUY, SELL OltRENT, KIRSt"EE
JOHN W ROBBINS. 'JtC FARNAM BT,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
No Aotion on Wheat Expected on
This Market Next Month.
FARMERS ARE HOLDING GRAIN
Winter nelt Growers Are HoldliiB
Hack Their Offerings In Hope
of Prices Taklnir n a Lit
tle Higher Level,
OMAHA, June 29, 19H.
There will be no action ot wheat In this
market during next month, and for this
reason there will be Uttlo of this grain
for delivery on July contracts. It Is said
there Is still a good slied open Interest
In that month( which means that the
shorts will elthor be obliged to go Into
tho pit and even up their pos.tlons or pur
chare with tho country and bring It In
and dol.ver It. Conditions In tne July
futuro are abnormal. The largest wheat
crop we havo ever raised In this country
Is at our very doors, hut It Is said that
tho longs In the July will demand deliv
ery of the grain bought, as they pur
chased It for the purpose of shipping It
to tho old world. There Is no open In
terest In tho August future, but the out
ward movement ot wheat during the last
month lll tako care of everything that
Is sent here, as well as in the smaller
markets.
Word comes to Chicago that farmers In
the winter bolt are refusing to foil w
the market downward and to sell their
grain at present levels. It Is now bo
lleved that foreigners who may want to
make further purchases of our grain will
not find It on the bargain counters. The
price break In wheat at Chicago has been
severe, and It is tho largest In many
years, nut before tho present low prK-es
were reported oxportcrs were kind enough
to take on millions of bushels and they
will shin It to foreign countries as rap
idly as It Is to bo had.
Tho In the trade who look upon the
situation as qulto bearish and who feel
tnat lower puces must rule later on, aro
advising their friends and customers
to uso caution In i uttlng out short l.nea
at the present price.
A bullish set of statistics will be spread
befoto tho wheat trade lato toJay. W.th
tho position exception ot lurcr world's
shipments than for tho corresponding
period a year ago, tho figures to be shown
will favor the bulls, The visible supply
Is looked for not to decrease not only In
the United States, but Canada as well.
Thcro Is little or no hade In cash corn.
Tho farm supplies of corn are quite small
anil holders aro not likely to dispose of
their surplus.
Outs aro likely to follow corn In Its
changes, yet there will bo seen less bull
ish enthusiasm In oats than In co.n. Crop
reports In oats are somewhat better, with
tho possible exception of southern Illinois
and the southwest, where rain Is needed.
Cash wheat waB lo lower
Cash corn woo unchanged to Ma lowor.
Cash oats were c lower.
Clearances. Wheat and flour, 5S4,000
bu.; corn, none; oats, none.
Liverpool close: Wheat, UC-Hd higher:
corn. Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts wcro 742,000 bu.
and shipments 603,000 bu., against receipts
of 779,000 bu. and shipments ot 121,000 bu.
last ycar.
Primary corn receipts were 700,000 bu.
and shipments 437.000 bu., against receipts
of 892,000 bu. and shipments of 618,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 901.000 bu.
and shlDments 6S3.000 bu.. against receipts
of 1,083,000 bu. and shipments of 433.OJ0 bi.
last year. '
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
31
171
163
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
1R2
120
20
17
9S
102
44
St. Louis
14fi
164
Winnipeg
ThnAA Kalpjv wpra ranorteri todav: Wheat
No. 2 hard winter: 1 car 83c. Corn No.
2 white: 1 car, 69V4c No. 3 white: 19 cars,
C9ci 1 car. CSftc. No. 4 white: 1 enr, t5vo.
No. 2 yellow: 3 cars, 65jc; 3 cars. fc&Uc;
8 cars. 60c; 2 cars. 64c. No. 3 yellow: 5
cais, C5c; C cars, 64c. No. 4 yoljw: 3
cars. No. 2 mixed;. 1 car. 64Kc; 3 cars, B4e.
No. S. mixed: 1 car. b4',ic; 2 cars. 64c; 4
cars. 63c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. l3c. No
grado. 1 car (heating). 09c. Oats: No. 2
white: 1 car." SS'ic: standard. 1 car, 36W.
No. 3 whlto: T car, 3Jc; 1 car, S4ftc. No, 4
white: 4 cars, 34?4c: care, 3IHc
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard, 80i?83o; No. 3 hard, 79S2c; No. 4
hard, 7580c: No. 2 spring. 708Sc; No. 3
spring. 71Q2c; No. 4 spring, 75S0c; No,
durum icxaiif.: No. 3 durum. C971c.
Corn: No. 2 white. 9,i9V4c: No. 3 white.
68!4fl9c; No. 1 white, 6WWci p.
yellow, 655V4c; No. 3 yellow, 64e5c;
No. 4 yellow. 64QC6c; No. 2. 64Q4Wo; No. 3.
63V6fi64Hc: No. 4, . 62f63e. Oats: No. 2
white. 35HTi35ic; stanuaru. Wi'QWtv
S white, 34i35c; No. 4 white, 34V434iC.
Barley: Malting, 49fl64c; No. 1 feed. 39
44c Rye: No. 2, 66HQ07c; No. 3, C63G6HC.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Features of the Trndltisr nnd Clnslntr
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 29. Prospect of a heavy
movement of the new winter crop do-
mlnated the wheat market today, but not
until after a buying flurry due In part
to unfounded rumors of ithei discovery of
blnckrutt. The market closed steady at
a decline of 94 to J!4. compared with
Saturday night. Corn nnd oats suffered
a net loss of H to tic In provisions tho
outcome was MT714 to 10c12Wc ad
vance, Although rushes to the buying side of
wheat unsettled' tho market during tho
first hulf of tho session, tho upward ac
tion of prices Invariably proved spas
modic, whereas the late decline had a uni
form contluous character. Higher cables
tended early to help tho hulls, but sub
sequently werb more thun offset by the
bearish aspect of the Kansas tutc crop
report. Tho rust found In tho spring
wheat region turned out to be the red
variety, which cnuscs no damage. Pres
sure was put on the corn market as a re
sult of rains, breaking the drought In
Kansas and Oklahoma. Absence of re
lief in the Ohio Valley was lost sight of.
and so also wero ndvlces ot threatened
delays to Argentine shipments. Hedging
sales pulled down oats. snorts taking
profits seemed to be about tho only
buyers.
Provisions roso with hogs. Packers
selling checked the bulge, though not to
tho extent ot causing any decline.
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REAL- ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY Foil KALIS.
LOT
Have you seen MONTCLAIR, 30th to
33d Sts., Cuming to Hamilton Sts?
Come out and look It over. Lot sale
continued at present prices Monday, 4
P. m. (IU night.
Prices cheap and terms easiest ever
offered on this class of property.
Call ad our office Monday and go out
In automobile at any time before hour
of sale.
Benson &
Carmichael
Phone Douglas 17S. 64! Paxton Block.
BIO BARGAINS-WEST FARNAM BT,
48 feet frontago on Farnam St
for 13.7(0.
IIICK8 446 BOARD OF TRADE BLDG.
WEST FARNAM
Owner leaving city offers for sale the
H'gatit modern 10-room residence, 121 a.
SStli e Telephone Harnry 1TC8,
78' 7SV Ti4l iTHl TSt,
corn
July.
Sept.
I
0
5?
bin
371.
06VI
37hl
as ,
oats i
July.
. Sept.!
8 si
31 K ) 21 20 Wl 35
20 16 I 20 06 20 10
July.' 31 20
31 ar
20 0)
Sent.
20 03
10 00
10 17H
11 M
11 MH
Lard
July.
Sept.
Rlos I
July.
8opt
ii nau in oa
lOOTW 9S7H
10 23fe! 10 1THI
11 SO ) It
11 67HI 11
1 tt
it 11 50
11 60
11 57H
Chicago Cash Prices Whoat: No, 2
red, MHfK2c; No. 3 hard, fOHto'Sic; No. 2
northern. 87fS9c; No. 2 spring. S7fcSe.
Corn. No, 2, OWl'ic, No. 3 yellow, (Off
70c; No. 3 yellow, SSl40e. Oats: No.
3 white, 37i(V3tc; standard. SStfT39ic.
Rye: No. 2 nominal: No. 3, 5Sc. Barley;
4RrSo. Timothy: $4.fl6.Sa Clover:
$10.003113.00. Pork; 321.S5. Lard. $10.07H.
Ribs. $11,374011.624.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, SOifraCHc
EGOS Steady; lecclpts. 13.003 cases, at
mark, eases Included, 16ftlSc; ordinary
firsts. lfivtync; firsts. 17NMi8Uc.
CHEESE Steady: daisies. 14HflHic:
twins. 14Ul4c; Americas. 164c; long
horns, 1SUW154C
POTATOES Unsettled; receipts, 00
cars; new triumphs, ll.WjflTO per bushel:
Virginia, barrels. $4.6094.7$.
POULTRY Alive, steady; springs. 20R
24c; fowls, ISO. '
NEW YORK GRNKitAX. MARKET
Qnotntlons nf the Day on Vnrtoas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Juno 29.-FLOUR-Q.ulet,
spring patents. $4.4otft.;o: winter straights,
$4.20&4.DO: winter patents, $4.404.S;
spring clears, $4.004.15; extra No. 1 win
ter, $3.6if3.i6; extra No. 2 winter, $3,400
3.03.
WHEAT Spot market easy; No. 3 hard
winter. 91ic, c. I. f., New York; No. 2
red, now, fc5?ic. July shipment, c I. f.;
No. 1 northern, Duluth. 0-Hc; No. 1
northern. Manitoba. 9SUc f. o. b.; July,
87Hc: Heptomber. SS4c: December. 85c,
CORN spot market weak; No. 2 yellow,
78c, c. I. f., prompt
OATS Spot, easy; standard whlto. '
4ic: No. 3, 440444c; fancy cllpied whltis
J6&47J4C
liOl'S-Market, quiet; state common to
choice 1913, 31r8Sc; 1912. 12?fl6c; Pacific
coast. 1913, 1RW19C! 1312. tttfl&o,
HIDES-Qulct; Bogota, 284129c: Central
America, S8o,
HAY Steady: No. 1, $1.05; No. ?. 93o
$1.00; No. 8. 85fl00o; shipping, 75c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 30c;
seconds, 28i!i'29c.
TALLOW Quiet, city, 6c; country, 64J
CWc: special. 6ic
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, $32.25
er . family 2J.0O1f2.J; short clear.
$19.D04j21 00. Beef, steadv; mess, $17.0(vtj
$18.50; family. $l9.00r20.00: cut moats,
steady; pickled bellies. 10 to 14 lbs., $13.75
14.75; pickled hams. $14.7S15.00. Lard,
fl m; middle west, $m5110 It; refined,
steady: continent. $10.70: South America.
$11.15; compound, $8.2598.50.
HlTTTKR creamery extras, ziHsraws;
firsts. 24V4fl2Uc: Process extras. 5f224c:
ladles, current make, firsts. S0204c.
CHEESE-Statn whole milk fresh; white
or colored specials. 114ftl5c: fancy to
average, I4tei4ic; skims. ivtnc.
EGGS Fresh gatliorcd extras. 23025c!
extra firsts. 224224c: firsts, I0ifHSc
POULTRY Live, firm; western chlck
ensi broilers. 2ft!t3lc: fowls. 18V4c: tur
keys, lSg'Hc. Dressed, firm; western
chickens, frozen, HUJjIOc; fowls, 1318Hc;
turKeys, 2oVZbc.
OMAHA GENERA.I. MARKET.
BUTTER No. L 1-Jb. cartons, 27c; No.
I, 00-lb. tubs, 27c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss. 28o; Ameri
can Swiss. 24c; block Swiss, 23c; twins.
17o : daisies, 174ci triplets, 17Hc: Young
Americas, 19c; blue labol brick, 17 Wc, Urn
burger, 2-lb., 18o; 1-lb., 20o; New York
white. ISc
FISII White, 16o; trout, 15c: largo crop
pies, 12c; Spanish mackerel, 16o; shad roe.
lcr pair, uw, nauuuit, iw iiuiuui,
buffalo. 9Uc; channel cattish, 15c; pike,
13c; pickerel, 9c,
POULTRY Urollers. 20c: hens. 12C.
cocks, Stto; ducks, 8c; geese, 8c; turkeys,
15o ; pigeons, per dozen, 90c; ducka.v full
reatnered, tc; geese, tun xeaincreu, cc,
sqiiabs No. 1 $1.50; No. 2. 50c
urcts cuts wo. i riDs. iho; jno. 2,
17Wc: No. 3. l5Hc; No. 1 loin. 1ac; No. 2.
W.ici No. 3, 16ic; No. 1 chucks, lie: No.
2, 10ic: No. 3, luc: No. I plates, 8H-'i No,
2. 8c: No. 3. 7Uc: No. 1 rounds. 1.Aao; No.
2, 14o; No. 3, 14c.
The following fruit and vegetable prions
are quoted by tho Glllnsky Fruit company:
'JUWTH oranges: uxtra tanoy uien
dora Valenclas, 96u, 112s, 126s, 150s, 17s,
200h, 216s. 250s, $3.75 box; Red Ball Val
enclas, all aliea. $3.50 box. I-enions: Extra
fancy Golden Bowl, SOOs, 3l0s, $7.00 box;
fancy Silver Cord, S60s. !WK $6.60 box;
extra fancy Sunkltt Trail brand, 800s, 3G0s,
$6.75 box. Grape fruit: Extra fancy, 64s,
$4.60 box; extra fancy. 4s, $t.w uox; extra
fancy. 36a. 13.50 box: Indian River. 64s
and 80s, $3.00 box. Apples: Ben Davis, $1.75
hnx: wlneimnfi. XZ.&O linx.
CALIFORNIA FRUlTS-cherries, $2.00
box; apricots, $1.75 crate; plums, tl.m
crate; peaches, $1.10 to $1.25 box; black
raspberries, 21-plnt case, $2.25 case; red
raspberries, 24-plnt case, $3.60 case; goose
berries, 24-plnt case. $2.60 case; cherries,
24-plnt case, $2.00 case.
VEGETABLES Cabbage. 2c lb.: Cali
fornia onions, 4o lb.; peppers, 60a basket;
fancy tomatoes. $1.25 crate: cucumbers,
hot house, 50o to $1,00 doz.; now beets, car
rots, turnips, 25c doz.: celery. $1.00 doz.;
head lettuce, 60c to $1.60 doz,; leaf lettuce,
40c doz.; onions, homo grown, 15c doz.;
radishes, 15c doz.; parsley. DOo doz.; garlic,
Italian; 20a lb.; horseradish, $1.65 caaa;
shell popcorn, 6c lb.; asparagus, homo
grown, doz, market price, about 30c.
potatoes caiiiornia, new, i?c iu.
WATERMELONS ISic lb.
CANTALOUPES California, standards,
$2.50 crate; California, pony, $2.00 crate.
CAULIFLOWER Home grown, $1.00
basket.
PINEAPPLES-Florlda. 48s. $2.76 crate;
42s, $3.00 crate; 36s, $3.25 crate; 30s and
21s, $3.50 crate.
HAN AN An $1.70 to 3.IiU OUIICU.
niith Hultprl nennutH 31.60 case: No. 1
California walnuts, 18c lb.; pecans. l24o
lb.; filberts, 15c lb.; almonds, 20a lb.; pop
corn, 5c lb.
MISCELLANEOUS Sugar walnut dates,
$1.25 box; limes, $1.75 basket; crackerjack,
$3.60 case; checkers, $3.60 case; cracker
Jack, half caso $1.75; checkers, halt cose,
$1.75.
Corn mill Whent Region llqlletln.
Corn and wheat region bulletin of the
United States Department of Agriculture,
weather bureau, at Omaha, for tho twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 76th
meridian time, Monday, Juno 9, 1914;
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rein
stations. High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 78 67 .00 Clear
Auburn, Neb,.. 82 61 .00 Clear
B'ken Bow, Nb 80 67 .00 Clear
Columbus, Neb. 78 64 .02 Clear
Culbcrtson. Nb.100 67 .00 Clear
Falrbury. Neb.. 89 69 .00 Clear
Fairmont. Neb. 82 6S .00 Clear
Gd. Island, Nb.. 87 67 .00 Clear
llartlngt'n, nd tj w .w 11. ciouuy
Hastings. Neb.. 88 K .00 Clear
Holdrege, Neb. 94 58 .00 Clear
Lincoln. Neb... 80 6s .01 Clear
No. Platte. Nb 90 61 .00 Clear
Oakdale, Neb.. 79 63 . 00 Clear
Omaha, Neb.... 74 W .00 Clear
Tukamah, Neb. 75 64 .00 Clear
Valentine, Nb. 83 48 .00 Clear
Alta, la.,..,.... 7 m ,w i-i. ciouuy
Carroll, la 73 49 .00 Clear
Clarlnda. la.... 82 6 .00 Clear
Sibley, In, 72 wi .w ciouay
Sioux City, la.. 7 64 .00 Clear
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at S a. in.
DISTRICT AVE RAGE 8.
No. of Temp. Rain
District. Stations. Hlch. Low. fall.
Columbus. 0 18 78 64 ,20
Louisville. Ky... 22 92 68 .00
lndla'nolis. Ind.. 13 76 61 .
Chicago. Ill 24 64 60 ,00
SL Louis. Mo.... 18 SO 66 .00
Des Mo net, la. 24 7U si .w
Mlnneanolla 62 70 60 .30
Kan. City. Mo.. 33 94 62 .70
Omaha. Neb 17 83 66 .W
Generally cool weather prevails
throughout tho corn and wheat region.
Showers were quite general in the Minne
apolis and Kansas City districts. A fall
of 3.S0 Inches occurred at Eureka, Kan.
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 29. WHEAT No. 1
Manitoba, 7s 4d; No. 2, Iu 2d; July, 6s 9d;
October, 6sS4d; December, 6s 9d.
CORN American inlxtd, 60 7d, Sep
tember, 4d mid,
FLOl'RWlnter patents. 27s 9d
HOPS -In London, Pacific coast, fl
14 17s.
Heptt
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
No Material Change in Cattle, Prices
Being About Steady.
HOGS SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
Liberal Receipt of Western Itnnae
Mtecu nnd Lambs Prices on All
Kinds Are Ten to Twenty
Cents Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA. June 2, llt.
Receipts were: Cattlo Hoks. Sheep
l.
Estimate Monday. 3.C00
tame dity Ut week,,.. 1.9o9
Same duy 3 weeks ago 2,722
Same day 3 weeks ago 3.200
Same day 4 woeks ago 3,001
Samo dav Inst war.. .1.(1)1
7,aM
4,813
4.411
lO.OiW
5,33a I
2.3U
2.74 1
7,5.7
Km
Tlie following table shows tho receipts
of cattle, hogs nnd shoep at tho South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
dato as compared with last year;
1114. 1JU Inc. Dec.
Cattle 397,767 430,OS- 12,323
Hogs 1.3U.890 1,461,970 , 1H.030
Sheep 1.071.678 921,391 150,184
Tho following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha llvo
stock market for th elnsl few days, with
comparisons) ,
Date. I 1914. I1?I3.'19U;.19H.I1910.11909. 11908.
June X.
June 9,.
June 10.
June U.
June 12.
June 13.
June 14,
June 15.
7 Mil
1 t
6 IU
6 89
6 99
V TJ 7 38
9 11, 7 37
6 tl
6 37
677
637
5 43
6 61
6 $0
& 54
7 90
7 87
IS
8 03
8 liO'i'
8 27
8 38
7 45
9 S5
7 40
8 47
7 43
7 36
7 31
7 331
1
9 36
7 3i
8 62
8 69
8 56
5 0f
7 33
5 79
6 79
5 78
9 33'
9 27
7 63
8 01
9 m 7 57
June 16.
S01U
s col
6 83
9 Ml 7 66
Juue 17,
8 401
7 161 6 91
7 231
9 311 7 631
6 63
.uno is.
June II.
June 20.
June 21.
June 32.1
8 131
3ii
(I U
9 30 7 611 5 37
I 7 631 7 64
0 42) 1 6 64
9 40 7 63
S 41
7 291 5 91
3 IlTl
8 40
S 43
7 31) 6 90
7 40 0 13
SJ
8 23
8 44
I B 20
151 7 451 5 86 '
161 7 451 6 861
Juno 23.
8
8C9C
R 004
8 44
8 51
8 531
201 a
Juno 21.
8
7 46,
6 14
I
9 24
7 40
5 92
5 87
Juno 2S.
8 12J1
8 17l4
7 3
9 26
7 48
Juno 26.
8 521
7 30
6 121
7 58
7 641
5 S3
J uno 27.
June 28.
8 15
8 4'
8 46 7 30
6 14
9 13
I S 86
8 441 7 S4
I 7 34
tt OS
6 18
9 00
July 29.
3 9i
7 62
S 99
Sunday.
CATTLE Receipts this morning were
the largest that they liavo been tor nny
recent Monday nnd larger than 11 year
ago, 123 fresh cars being reported In,
Beet steers were In good demand nnd
sold very freely at prices generally steady
with last week Some operators wero
quoting the boat cattlo strong, and the
common to medium kinds slow and barely
steady. In fact everyone who hod any
plain half fat rattle found It slow work
moving them, as they were more or less
neglected by all the buyers.
Cows and heifers sold In about the
samo notches as last week, and the samo
was true of stockers and feeders.
Quotations , on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, $8.259.15i fair to good beef
steers, $S.O0i38.2Sj common to fair beet
steers, $7.604)i.00: good to choice cornfed
heifers, J7.-M1K0O; good to choice cornfed
cows, $6.75I7.60; fair to good grades, $5.754J5
6.78; common to fair grades, $3.6043X1.76;
good to choice Blockers and feeders, $6.75j
9.60: common to fair stockers nnd feeders,
$6.26f6.75; stock cows and heifers, $5.K0
7.00; stock calva, $6,6007.76: veal calves,
$7.50j,10.60; bulls, stags, etc., $5.7507.65.
No. A. IT. fro. Av. 11.
II Vl T 40 ii W III
M VI I IU IV,..,, lw HI.)
I 40 KM U
kl S 24 !...., ,.UU I 0
tl 11 t li Hit t wl
1 il 1 IfcM I Uu
tv mil it 11 utt m
lo lll) II 90 4T 1 14 I 10
U 110J ) 3i St WlS I 10
40- 1U0 I 31 14..., 1,11 I W
a , lilt I 40 10 IMS I (I
i urn 8 4 n m m
u 1111 t rj x lajj m
n .....ion m 41 1111 lit
31 117 M IK liH 8 Di
BTKrjRS AND HKIFISHS.
il 7 74 14 1111 1 40
00 M 7 U Ilk I U
11.. 1001 1 ir 10 in: 11 10
it m s 10 ro w t m
4 17 I J6
COWS.
3 MS 3 7t 1.. ,,1U0 t 11
1 970 4 25 1 1004 I 23
1 970 4 W 7 ,lul0 I li
i IMi 4 10 ,,,.1013 U
.. M- 4 60 6....; 1111 6 li
3.., ,M 4 S3- 3 ...1013 6 14
3,,. 1004 tin i .1040 6 (0
2 1015 t 00 It 1031 S (1
1 100 t 00 1 MO 10
1 1230 4 30 3 1013 60
1 10M 4 10 1... too M
7 70 40 8 1S11 M
1....... IM 5 SO 2 ...133) (40
1 1140 4 M 2 1110 60
1 430 I (0 1 1110 M
1 110 4 n 14 113)
1 ....1110 6 00 I... 11)7 M
1 1140 4 00 1,..,, U00 (ft)
i .not 00 1 ,50 4 M
....,....s..no) eoa !.., 1043 :w
1 M0 6 00 1 , 1010 7 10
3 74 6 00 1 ;o 7 10
1 , CO I 13 7 1100 7 33
1 1WI 0 IS i 40 7 30
COWS AND HKIPEHH.
9 Ml 110 K 741 TO
8TKRRS AND BULLS.
4 4TI 7 00 11 471 7 00
HBIFERH.
4 747 4 to 4 (30 6 Tl
1 HO 33 10 i oo
4 (OS 6 40 1 7to 7 10
3 IH IU 1 141 T 10
4 M I 64 1 HO 7 60
S3 191 4 70
BULIS.
1 1000 4 68 1 ,,...14M 40
1 M0 5 10 1 1030 6 40
1 10M 4 00 1 110 4 en
3 1410 I 00 1 1110 6 M
1 1400 4 10 1 1310 to
1 1M0 10 I UM U
2 ..1430 10 , 1140 C 40
1 1400 6 Si 1 ,,..1900 7 33
J 1 33 1 410 I 00
1 1410 6 30
CALVES.
110 6 00 4 171 10 10
804 I 34 J 170 10 OO
' W ITS 1 280 10 15
3 Ill Tl 1 140 10 25
STOCKERS AND FBEDEHH.
II.... .. T43 I 00 1,., 474 T 04
I 4 M 74T T 03
131 I B 141 7 10
7 10
3 4 "5 1, 110 4 00
HO 7I IT.,. 117 i 00
J i 1140 I
4 190 7 00
HOQii A very decent Monday showed
up, about 105 cars or 7,000 head being
estimated. This Is o'cr 2.000 larger than
a week ago, and moro than 1.000 heavier
than the corresponding day last year.
Other markets reported slight advanves
this morning, but In tho face of a fair
run, local packers first bids were no let
ter than steady to possibly a Uttlo
stronger. Shippers and speculators
bought a number of loads during tho
early hours at figures that were strong
to a shade higher. Dalesmen were asking
a nickel advance, but killers refused to
better their early bids, and up to a late
hour the market was practically dead
locked so far as the packers were con
cerned, although shippers and speculators
had been buying rather freelv thnmnhnni
Things moved along In about the aamo
tiuuion umn nearly n o clock, when
packers raised their bids a little all
around, nmi In the end tne buU of tne
offerings sold readily at figures that were
generally a shade higher. Movement was
fairly active after a tradl
reached, and practically everything was
cleaned up by after a little after 11
o clock. Bulk of the sales landed at $8.15
e.v, mm a spnnanng aro una 33.Z3V4 and
a top of $8.25.
Representative sales:
No. At. Bh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. IT.
44 1 UD k Uli 71 iu 2t0 t UU,
44 1W W 70 . , 34$ m tm,
14 Ill 141 U 71., . .314 ! S lit!
SO IM 120 4 14 2 ,;T 'b iljS
41 T 130 4 14 71.... ..264 to I l"2
V) S4I ... It 3 m 40 I llS
41 341 130 mi 33 374 ... I ITU
K "I ... c 311 to I 30
40 24 120 It 33 240 140 I 24
4T Ill 10 4 14 II jo 40 J $
M MO 140 I It CO 144 ... to
TO 4 40 4 IS ( in W M
43 116 44 I 14 Tl 21 0 I 20
tt 34 240 4 13 si, JS
T7 314 W 4 14 u ,M J,
41 241 tO0 4 It (I lM 240 I 80
40 233 IM 4 It li 307 II I SO
14 334 10 111 tl IM 120 I M
43 2 400 4 4 ,7. .. '..MS M H
Tl lS 4 It 41 112 40 I 20
301 110 N
14 24 ... I 14 77 211 240 I 20
II 144 40 4 16 t 334 I0 30
41 221 140 t 17U It ,71 -,!. !
H " 1 M M J
li 23T ... I 1TH it 2t w ,
II 314 120 I ITH
tl 241 130 I 1TH
21 U,
42.,
211 40 I tlu
41..
41.. 141 40 I ITU 4W 0 ) I 22
41 114 ... I mj n, .. ..JV, 2
,.2if4 ... 4lt4
70 230 M t I74i 71.
M 1 JM 4 1TH H.
1W I ftti
T7t Kl I 22U
t' to rm
... W4
tt I4
274 tim
T , .HI W I MY 74.
tl 233 ... I 1744 V
71.. "4 Jl
TO 244 ...
4 17U 41..
4 nvi n
41.. . .272 . , I ITVi
8HKEP A very liberal run ot sheep
and Iambs for a Monday, estimated at
about 10.000 head, was stow to sell on a
basis 10820c lower than the close ot Istt
week Chicago also had a good run for
the opening ot the week and the prices
there were reported lower. The receipts
at Omaha were larger than at any other
Missouri river market It was clearly a
case of the supply being In excess of the
demand, though nothing strictly prime ot
handy weight was on wle The packers
took their time all forenoon In filling their
orders with such offerltiRs as wete u all
able, the highest price wUd being $.9f.
which was six enrs of Mnlio lambs with
about 3rt) head out. Tho hulk of tho ranue
lambs was picked up around $s.36$8.W. A
complete clearance was late.
Trade In the aged sheep illvlrton wsi
pretty much ns In the rase of lambs, the
receipts forming a fairly large proportion
of today's run. Three cars of Oregon
wethers, with a light sort, changed hands
at $5.35. The early sales also Included a
load ot Idaho yearlings at $6,36.
First thing In the morning a load of
yearling wen went to a feeder buyer at
$5.00 and a car of wethers at $5.4.V Apart
from thin llltlo else took place In feeder
sheep,
Quotations on rnngo sheep anil lambs:
Lambs, good to cholco, $$.7ett.20; lambs,
fair to good, K4(VU.7Si lambs feeders,
$5.7W5.40; yearlings, good to choice. $.3.Vft
C.C0; yearlings, fair to good, $6.00)4.3o;
wethers, good to choice, $B.40Ji6,e0; weth
ers, fair to good, $.".!0fl6.4i); ewes, good to
choice, $4.0041 4.W: owes, fair to good. $4.40
(14.60.
16 native ewes 136 4 60
119 native lambs 00 8 K
16 culls 53 6 00
275 yearlings 72 6 73
141 shorn ewes 86 3 65
264 Idaho yearlings 80 6 35
24 culls 84 6 S
43 Idnho ewes 100 4 76
4 cull lis 3 50
60S Idaho lambs 62 8 6Ti
82 shorn lambs 72 8 65
112 native lambs 51 8 00
ClIICAtiO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cnttl t;nettlcil - lings NtronK
Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO. Juno 29.-CATTLI-Recelpts,
17,000 head; market unsettled; beees, $i.30
4J0.45: stenrs, $6.'.0itT8.35; stockers and feed
ers, $6.004ftMO; rows and heifers, J J.. Off
8.00; calves, $7.ootio.ro.
HOGS Receipts, 37.W) hoail; market
strong, 6o higher; bulk, $8.3int.3o; light,
$S.lMi8.43, mixed. $8.LMo.C0; heavy, $,
8.60; rough, $7.W.fi.l0; pigs, $l.35jfj8.2i.
8HBHP AND IM11S Receipts, 22.WW
head; market lOirSSc lower; sheep, $..;0tP
6.30; yeariLTrs, $6.3(Hi7-40; lambs, $.40i
8.10; springs, $6.66(0.15.
Kansas City Live ntnuk Market.
KANHAS CITV. Mo.. Juno 3?. CATTLE
Receipts, 12,000 head; market steady ;
nrlmn fed stpors. l!1.76M0.2u: dressed steers.
$7.50118.60; western steers, $6.fjrs.40; south
ern steers. $D..W3.23; cows, $4.25117.00; heif
ers, $6.6Oli.0O; stockers and teeners, I8.3J
4J7.60; bulls. $52&tH.SO; calves, $6.5O0.5O.
HOGS-Recelpts, 6,100 head; market
hlKher: bulk. 2H.201f8.42li: heavy. $8.40!f
8.45; packers and butchers, $S.30fi8.o; light,
$s.als.4o: pigs, ji.wnia.w.
H11EE1 AND LAMBS Receipts, 5,20)
head; market lower, lambs, JH.50gO.15;
vnarllmrs. ir,.fr:.00: wethors. $4.60uMtO:
ewes, $4.00574.55; Blockers and feeders, $3.25
417,00,
. i
St. Louis Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. I3UI8, Juno 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,700 head: market steady; native
beef steers, $7.50ti0.25; cows and heifers,
XS.OttfiO.nO: alnrUpra nml feeders. $3.0Hr7,6o;
southern steers, $5.76JI8.40; cows and bolt
ers. $4,604(6.65; native calves, $S.00tf).M.
H008 Receipts, 6,to neaa; maraoi
higher; plks and light. $7.0Olj8.00; mixed
and butchers. $8.35fl8.6S; good heavy. .:i5
8.55.
HIIEICI A.N U LASlUS llceiHS, o.uw
I 1. , . . t ,. .1 . i .I... , 1 ..iilllnti
$4.7586.00; sheared lambs, $7.W.00; spring
lumua, I3.W0V.W.
Nlnnx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITV, la., Juno 29, CATTLE
Receipts, 1,500 head; markot nctlvoi na
tive stcora. $7.2rf9.CO: butchers, $5.60Jf7.75;
cows and helfuts, $4.5OU6.80; cannors, $..75
iftfi.M)! stockers nnd feeders. I7.O0iiii.liO;
calves, $S.OOtfll,00; bulls, stags, etc., $fl.60!j
7.50.
HOGS Receipts, 6.500 head; market
steady: heavy. $8.07Wtf8.10; mlxod. $S.vl;
light. $8.0Ot;8.O7H; bulk. $8.07W&8.10.
8HBBl AND LAMBS-Rccolpts, 301
huad; no quotations,
St. Josenh Live Htook Market.
ST. JOHEI'H, Juno 29.-CATTLE Re
celpts, 800 head; market steady; steers,
$7.6000.00; cows and heifers, $l.0O."5.60;
calves. $5.60J70.60.
HOGB Receipts, 2,000 head! market 6a
higher; top, $8.42H; bulk, $s.tH8.3;H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rocelpts, 30)
head; markot dull; lambs, $7.60ff..0).
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK, Juno 23. There was a re
newal of the selling movement at the
opening of tho coffeo markot this morn
ing In response to lowpr European cables
and reports that cost and freight offers
were a shado easier in some Instances.
First prices were at a decline of 2 to 8
points and nctlvo months sold about & to
10 polntB net lower during the early trod
Ing. Rallies followed on covering and
somo buying for a reaction with tho close
net 2 points higher to 6 points lowor.
Sales, 48,750 bags; July, 8.32c; September,
8.53o; October, 8.61cj Decomber, 8,83o; Jan
uary, 8.87c: Mnrch, $.Wo; May, 8.09c. Spot
easy; Rio No. 7, 8Ttc; Santos No. 4, 12(ic
Mild coffee dull; .Cordovu, HVMJ16c nom
inal. Metal ainrket.
NKW YORK, Juno 2!i,MBTALB-Lead
quiet, $3.853.M; London. 10 .s fid.
Mpolter quiet. $5.00116.10: London. X.21 10s.
Copper. iulot; spot nnd August offered
at $13.60; electrolytic. $13.608,13.75; luke.
nominal; castings. $13.60. Tin, firm; spot,
$S0.40fflS0.03: August, $30.601730.75. Antimony,
dull; Cookson's $7.25(27.374. Iron qlilot;
No. t northern, $11.750T6.2O; No. 2 northern,
$14.601116.00; No. 1 southern. 14.764H5.25; No.
2 southern, $I4.60?f 15.00. London prices;
copper quiet; spot, 60 2s 6d; futures,
JCC0 15s. Tin quiet; spot, 137 16s; futures,
i139 10a. Iron, Cleveland warrants, 61s,
BT. IXJUIS, Juno 28, M ETALsi Lead,
dull, $3.80; Spelter, dull, $1.00.
'uuiiaas Cltr first 11 nnd I'rnrlslnns,
KANBAR CITY. June 29.-WUHAT-NO.
2 hard, old, 85Q01c; new. 74U79c; No. 2
red. old, S0c; now, 72V4f1314c; July, 70,
70V4c; September, 70ic; December, 74
74'4c.
CORN-No. 2 mlx.d, CSfiCSHc; No, 2
white, 73c; July, OS-ic; December, 65U
tfjfAHc.
OATS-No. 2 white, 37c; No. 2 mixed.
35'Ac.
HOTTER Creamery, 23c; firsts, 21c; sec
onds, lRc; packing, 17c,
EOOH Firsts. 19c; seconds 14c.
POULTRY Hens, 13c; lirollcrt Stic.
N4V York Jtoucy Market.
NEW YORK. Juno S3.-MONBY-On
call, steady; per cont: ruling rate,
IV4 per cent; closing hid, $14C1H Ir cent.
Time loans, easier; sixty days, IVtU'M.
per cent; ninety days, 2V4fjfa per cent; six
months, SUDISVi per cent.
MERCANTILE PAIM5R $',VoMU Per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Weak; sixty
days, UKAT, demand, $1.R77C. Commercial
bils, $4.6Mi,
HlLVKR66Hc; Jtexican dollars, 44c,
BONDS Government,, steady; lallrosd.
Irregular.
Mlmieniinlls firaln Slorket.
MINNEAPOLIS, Juno 20,-WIIEAT-Jilly.
KPto Heptember, 7c; No, 1 hBrtl.
MHff9c; No. 1 northern, $5titi8c; No. 2
northern, SSHflSGc.
KLOUR-Faney patents, $4.45 (wood);
first clears $3.60 (jute); second dears, $2.60
(juta). '
HARLEY tlflCOc,
RYE 6"Vh67c.
URAN-$18.60.
CORN No. 3 yellow. GSUft-Mc.
OATS-No. 3 white. 35flVic,
SEED Flax, $1.66Hffl.6SVt.
Ht. Lonls General Mnrket.
ST. IX5UIS. June .-WH15AT-No. 3
red, 76War77c: No. 2 hard, 76V,j?3c; July,
74Wc; September, 76U076Xc.
CORN-No. 2. 69Kc; No. 2 white, TOJf
7CV4c; July. 6RV4c: Hoptember. 6Wj!iiic.
OATS-No. 2, 37c; No, 2 white. 30c.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, June 29.-COTTON GOODS
Markets were quirt and steady today.
Liberal orders In men's wear for delivery
next summer were, placed. Women's
wear staples sold moderutely. Raw silk
was firm.
Sugar Mnrket,
NEW YORK, June 29.-Sl?GAR-Raw,
steady; molasses sugar, 2.67c, centrifugal,
S32c Refined, steady, cut loaf, 6.26c.
crushed, 3.15 mould A, 4.80c, cubs, 4.65c.
XX' jX powileredr 1 ic powdered 4 40c
I
fine granulated, 4.$0o; diamond A 4$0cf
eonfeetWnets' A. 4.D0c: No. 1. 4 lOi
STOCKS AND BONUS.
Iteilew of tlperntlnna on Hloclc Kx
t'hnntie Durtiiir the Bit'.
NKW YORK. June .-The week In th
stock market onenril with a enntlnusnpM
of tho lethargic conditions wlm-h domi
nated tho greater part of tho month'"
operation. Trudlng was virtually at a.
sinnastiii soon nrter the opening and
changes were fractional, but for tha most
part higher. United Dry Goods preferred.
wiiu a saio 01 iw Minres, sold at 60, a
gain of ," points. Contrary to expecta
tions in some quarters, the assassination
of Austria's heir was without apparent
effcrt In London, although political coni
plk'atlonn are feared. Domestic news In
cluded reports fnm western railroad In
dicating a marked Increase of tonnage.
Number ot soles and leading quotations
on stocks wcro ns follows:
3i. tilth. Ui, ci4.
Altik (loM Mt
Aimli:mtl Copper ... t.COO UU 1t IT',
Amerloui llrt Sumr .... 20) 2l, :;, 31
Arrrrlfmi fan i4U
Antrlou H. St It 2fc
AmrrKsn S. A II. ffd... 100 102t 10: H 141
Amr. 8uir Ucllnlns ,. tOMt
Amerlcin T. & r ... 1211.
Amrrlcan ToKareo ..... ... tit
Anacendt Mlnlnc 3014
AtrMaon ) MU 9H 41
luitlmor a i hUi P tss to rn
liruoklyn l!rM Tr ioo M ! lit
California I'ctroltum ... M 19, Its H
fanmllan Pacific Tn) UJ'i 1114. 1I1U
Onlral Iathr 300 3114 15U 1JW
rrptapraim a unio , to
Chlfaro O. V
300 It l i
Cnlratn, M. m. I
("hlfagrt ft N. V
Chlno Cnprr
folorado rul Sr Iron....
Colorado & Southern
Dnr A nio (lrnte....
300 M'4 81 S7ii
... 129
400 (Hi 40 84 M,
t
21
Drnrrr It. 0. pM..
... ....
... ....
10i
171
Cluttrnhrim lUplorallon
Illinois Onlral
..... BJ4.
, 110
300 tit; 4iu 4m
t4i
Interborouih Met. pfj ...
Implrnllon Copper
International llarTcatar..
.... 104
Kinui I'ltr guuthtrn... Ka
lhllh Vallrr 3,400 134S IMS 134U
l.oulil!le it Naahtllle ... lStVa
Molran Trtrolfum , , ., 49
Miami Coppr 200 71 32 3lt
Mlimurl. K. T 144a
Mlaourl Parlflo 1.400 17U 14H HU
National Ularull lit
NIUnHl lrail , 41
Nrraila CovrT 2"! I3i 134 1344
N'w York (Vntral WM UU tiv 14V
N". Y., N. II. A II 400 Hi 44V1 4
Norfolk Wftfrn 104
Northern Pacific ax) 110 10SK 10Mi
ratlllo Mall 3114
Pacific T. T 14
lVnniyltanbt 3.10 HOW ItltUj 110
Pullman Palace Car too Its 1S4, IM
Jlnr on. cppr 1.400 10s V. oia
neadlna 7,000 1U 141H J411
ltcruhllc Iron A Htrol , 2tW
llotk Itland Oo (00 Pa IK 1W
Hock lalanil (V rfj. ... av) 3 j j
st. u tt a r ti pdi 4s
SiHhcrn I'arltle 4,100 K4 IIH 13
foullrtni Itallway 2U0 34i 21 2.1(4
Tnnaae Copptr ... , snj
Tim Oompnnr .... 143
Union Pacific 5,300 IM'i ISIS 112m
Union l'aclllo pfd 1:1.
United Klatt Steal 12,100 AOtt 4914 10
v n. Hteei pfd 4oo 10114 mm 10m
Ula1 Copper ,... 1,100 I7H 44S
Wabnsh pld , 311
Weatern Union l.Jna ITS 67 47
WettlnshouM Rlectlic .. 400 74H mi T11
Total aales for th day, 49.000 tturtt,
lllo.
Local fleonrltles,
Quoiitloni rumlahad br nurna. Drinkar
441 Omaha National hank bulldtnc:
A Co..
Aked,
no
100
mocka j nifl,
rnlrnvmt Cream, pfd. 7 p. 0., ei-dtr. M
Fairmont Cream. . 6 p. a. -dlr. . M
Nebraaka.lnwa drain Co ,.,
Omaha ft r II. Ht. Rjr. pfd, ei-dlr.. Tlta
Onwha ft C. 11. 11. & U 44
Omaha K. I,, tt V. pfd... 74
I ralrle Life Inauranc...,, 121
t'nlon Block Ytnla, Omaha ,, IIU
Balft A Co.. T per rant. x-dlr , 105
Hklnner Macaronla 4 per cant pfd.... .....
Ho. Ran Kranclaco Land A Inp. ...... X
Honda
llancroft. Nlx, lit jjij
J 1. Car Threrh..Mcli. ta, UI7-I8.. , 44
Eaat Ht. Loula tt sulk ta, 1431 ,, 13
Dundee ravins warranta, 7 par cent., ,
Dundy Co., Neb., Pthixil 4a. 1I1S-34.. 104
l'all P.lver IV,, S. I). ia,1433 101
Iowa It. A U St. 1933 94
K, C. M. ft O. 4a
Lincoln Trwi. Ca, m , , K
tlmsha 11. L & V, ,' l33 91
Omaha riat 4m 1917 MU,
fltjr of Omaha 4li. 1941 , 1MU
Omaha ft C. II. St. nr. 4a, 1924 9ii
I'uiet Sound T. L A P. 4, lilt 1C0
Hcrlbner, Neb., (a. 19tt tt
Hall Lake Hrtiool 4, 1130 .",
Sioux rity Mock Yarda ta, 19J0 1tl
Kan. Cltr. iln., tan bllli, 7 per t-ent M
Kltt A rn. Ca. 1944 .,,..,... M
Wane, Nell., M. P.. 4a tl
1 4J
MM
64
11
99,"
101 U.
lt
100
100
100
103
103 Tt
95
33
an
94H
101
44
101
100
44,
1.
too
Tt.
100
tlmnlin llnv Mnrket.
OMAHA. June, 2-1 .-IIAY-Pralrle: Old,
ohlco upland. $14.0opl4.60: No. t 11- 1
14 00; No. 2, JIO.MlJlt 01; No .1 $4.00'!t7.Ol:
No 1 choice midland. $tS.dofn 00; No. I.
$fo.o04il.oo: No. 3. $5.OOy7.O0; No. 1 cliolpe.
low'nnd. $10.tll00; No. !, $.0"ST8.W: No!
3. 4.W1H.OO; New clml-e HVo; No. I.
H.OOfi.l2.00: No. 2. 10 00a.U.CO. Straw:
Choice) whent. fRTAfifiOf). ATfalfa- Kn
1 1 choice, new. $l3.00ffl4.CO: No. 2.
$10,00 tjfi'.oo; No. 3 a not wanted;
no sale for If. No, 1 choice, old, good de
mand, $13.C0fj 14.00.
Kvnitri4"1 Annie rml Tlrleil Frnlta
NW YORK. Juno ft) EVAPORATED
APPLVH Oulet and firm; fancy. ll12c;
ohnicfl. iO$Mf'': nrlme. 0M&!rSc.
DRIED KRltlTfi "runes, tdy: CN
Itornlas 3Tffll't4o; Oreg"ns. lOjllc. Aprl-r-nls
quiet: choice, 16Htl64io; extra choice,
17Wl7!io fncy, lHc Poachos st'ady;
rliol'n. C,HiQr; extra choice. 607'c:
fnncv, 7"(H'Kp Rnlli, quiet: loose ms
chI'. 6'4Si7ic: choirs to fancy seeded,
7Jj7R4ic: seedless, 6Via"c; London layers,
$1.751.80. (
rttiM Mnrket,
NEW YORK. June 89. COTTON-Fu-turH
closei steadv: July. 12.66c, Aucust,
12 87c: October, 12.68c; l)ecemhr, 12.7o;
Ju iniar v 12.CO01 Mnrch, 12 66c; Mav, 12.37c.
Hpot quiet; middling, 13.15c; g"lf. 13.Mc;
LIVEHPOOL, Juno 23, COTTON
Stendy; good middling. 8.15d; middling,
7.r,'(d: low middling, 7.16d. Sales 4.000 hales.
Cotton closed steady, net unchanged tq
6 points higher.
London (Hook Market.
LONDON, June 2:1. American securities
v ere quiet, with a good undertone durinK
tho enrly trading today. Light huylnsf
odvanued prices and at noon tho Hit
rnnged from U to i over parity,
sales, 345 hales.
Oils it "d Rosin.
NEW YORK. Juno 20.-TURPENTINU
firm; marhlno. barrels, 60c.
ROSlN-qulet; strained, common toj
good, $1.10.
HERMAN DENIES HAVING
LEAGUE TEAM BATTERY
HERMAN, Neb., Juno 29. To tho Sport
ing Editor: I notlco your correspondent
at Fontenelle says In this momlng'si
paper Ilurman had a league battery at
that place yesterday. I want to conlra
diet that btutement. Doth pitcher and
catcher are homo boys and before going?
to the one time aspirant for capital
honors Pitcher Kltch cut eight acre oC
wheat. He Is a farmer boy. Hvary man
who plays on our ,teani this year wan
born and raised In this vicinity and has
lived here their entire llvos.
Scotia lllnnks Ord.
SCQTIA, Neb., June 29.-(Speelal Tel-granO-Hcotia
shut out Ord hero yester
day 3 to 0. The largest crowd of the
season was out. Guy Cook, former pitcher
for tho Scotia team for many years, was
on the mound and allowed but ont hit,
The third man up In the ninth inning
after having two strikes slpgled over
second, spoiling his chances for a no hit
no run game. Score: R.JI.E.
Ord ,. 000000000-011
Bcotla OOI02000-3P1
Uatterles: Scotia, Cook and Ammer
man; Ord, Custle and Arnold.
Mouduiulit Teoiu Wins.
MONDAM1N. Ia., June , (Special
Telegram.) Mondoniln defeated Mis
souri Valley by a score ot 10 to S hera
Saturday. Batteries: Mondamln, Mc
Keen and Pratt; Missouri Valley, Mor
decan and Ullsa. Features of the game,
oro a double play and ten strike outa
for Mondamln.
Klui Creek Defeats Amherst.
tLM CREEK, Nb., Juno .-Sptclal
Telegram.) Klin Creek defeated Am
herst here yesterday In a fast gams by
the score of 6 to 1, This makes eight
game won and three lost by the local
team. Batteries Elm CreeK, Roberta
and Heliler Amherst Colbert and Davta.
