Nebraska Newspapers

    Tllh. itt.F.: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, MAT 12. 1015.
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FOU RENT
Farnlkf4 llooeeo.
CNF fully furnished -room house, otpv.
hrlf Mock from Normul, with or with
out llano. Will sell cheap for cash If
taken at oner. Mrs. XI. Hamilton, Fre
mont. Neb.
Iloa.rkrritinu RiMmi,
NO TiJIl :f,sThroe lirii' eteRm-healcil
unfurnished rooms; modern conven
iences; detached house; spacious lawn
four dollars Adults.
KARNAM. 2s:'2To nice housekeeping
room: electricity, p." rnnge.
FVUM .
KKAL KSTATK
R II Ll) run MI.N
lloosrkcepln Apurlmrnti.
NICE, strictly modern 3-room. unfur
nished housekeeping apt. for rent, rea
sonable, to refined couple; ens Move, hot
end cold water, electric lights; Janitor
service furnished; on car line
r,ian Ave.
Fnrnlshcri Housekeeping Hnov.
DAVENPORT. 201 K TWO OR THREE
nickly fi rmsheh front lmra
liOnMJ, NEW FLAT
Mingirt.
OOOD (South Missouri land on railroad,
In well settled loraity. SU per aero
Email ir Inrse farms on easy ternif.
Liti rture Inc. U. Merrlani, Ellis. Bon
ton. Kansas City. Knnsaa.
3-room apartment. 2i22 Karnam.
Nebraska.
FOR PALK Peat larra bodjr Mh-grad
medium-priced land In Nebraska; very
little hioney required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach, Neb.
A FlR.fT-CI.ASS stock and grain farm.
4f aerea. two miles from llnldrege,
Phelps county. Neb I-anrt la all level,
bcavy Mark soil; f'l acres In cultivation,
acres in winter wheat; 2i acres m hnr
ly; 125 acres for corn; l'i a.-res pasture
and hav land A eond S-rftnnt house:
2117 Sher- lurg barn and all other outbuildings that
suggest a well-kept farm, and n com
fortable home. t-wediKh and American
ottlemcnt. Price for onlv a shoit time
lr $ r acre, rcaaonablp terms.
ror particular!" write or chII on A. ?ei-
aon. Trammel Wk.. Holdrcgo, Neb.
light HoaKkrrplac Rnoni.
RTEAM heated rooms, with alcov;, kitch
enette furnished. Ogden Hotel Co.,
Council Bluffe. Ia.
Hall.
BEST equipped lodge hall In Omaha,
alao large modern dance hall, finest
floor In city. Druid Hell .2414-16-18 Amci
Ave., Web. 2Pm or Web. 7(B.
Itonaea and tottngra.
Alt, etsea. S3 per month up. SOT T"atov
COUNTRY HOMK NEAH OMAHA.
tll.000 buys a hlirhly Improved larm.
tonalatlng of about 61 acres located on
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-Uiinuie'e ride. Oood water sys
tem, email amount of fruit, some aitaira.
tarn hay, nice large beautiful shade
trees and all kinds of shmbberv and
about 10 acres ot natural timber, making
beautiful nark. Thia la an ideal propo
sition for handling: thoroughbred stock of
any kind. Llvtng spring In pasture.
O. K. COMBS.
116 Rrsndele Theater Bldg. Omaha. f 111.
MODERN B-room cottage. Zj per mo.;
IT'W Fratt. Omaha Realty Co., Red 62.
FOR RENT-$65.00
Dwelling, 414 So. 38th St. ; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Benj.
S. Baker. Thones D482, II317,
For Rent A strictly modern
seven-room flat, $22.50. 16th
and Corby Sts. Phone Douglas
4174. .
112.00 16."4 No. Wth St., 3-r. and bath.
$15.00 822S So. 23d St.. 6-r. and bath.
122.60 2S72 Spalding: 8t 6-r. and bath.
$27.iifl ZM2 Sherman Ave., 5-r., all mod.
J23.00 42d and Farnam Bta., 6-r., mod.
Wo have a larpe list of good houses.
PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Douglas 1711 . Wure Block. o
RENT reduced to $; a bargain; Ht.
Ixiuls. 6-room flat, strictly modern. i;13
Park Ave.
fiai S. 18TH St.
$13.50. Webster
3-room
H372.
house, modern.
PARK AVli, 8-S 8-room, Btrlctly mod
ern home; large, beautiful, shady lawn;
newly decorated, oak floors; t12.oQ. Loyal
Hotel, room 4i4.
EIX-UOOM. modern house, located
2710 Decatur St.; will be vacant May 1;
m per montn. pnone H. 4Mi.
Globe Van&Storage
Mores, moves, pacKB, snips; j-norse van
and 2 men, M.2S per hr. ; storage 12 per
mo. fratisracuon guur. u. 4st A -iy, zju.
FOR RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and (lata that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of charge at
Dmaha van & storage Co., sue s. 16th St.
JP T") J Riv. oo., moving.
. I. KeeQ Peking 4b atorage.
Gordon Van
t N. 11th 8t TeL
Storage.
IX tat or Web. U.-J.
Maggard's
IBK, painiue.,
Uuugius lm.
Van and Storage
-o. jai ua lor
Uoiataa for mow
kiiiH)in0'. lias Webster HL
BEE the Central Furniture Stores. FREB
FOR
:.-4.
RENT 7-room
Parker St.
house, ali -noderru
7 ROOM a and
line. H. 2(HS.
bath; all modern; on car
IToilHPR Crelsii Sons & Co., liee Bldg.
UUL""-B In ail parts of the city.
Stores ana Otrtcea.
rnfc.w modern store, best location; In
North Omaha, 2414 Ames Ave., Webster
cija or vv eu. diw.
stw modern storeroom, d03 North 16th
street; low rent. Conrad Young, 322
nranauia Theater. Doug. 1571.
iE.v, mouern. steamheated storeroom
oiiu uawiT.eni, zt.-2 Leavenworth St.
'miou luuns, oi nranaeis theater.
t-'u"8. lull.
wuuttt.N store near come
Hni Chicago; low rent
ner MxternOi
U. P. Stehblns.
OFK1CES SAMPLK ROOMS.
Deelial.le siiuce In Welster-Sunderland
cin., fun ana Howard sts.
GEORGE & fXl.dPA VY
Phone Douglas 756. !X)2 City Nat Bank Bldg.
WAX TED TO BUT
Tale b'--ys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1411
o' 'ic lurnltur bought ana sold.
C hJ. I2ul Karnam. Doug. (14a.
WANTED Old louse
lot. Address 421 Bee.
and good-sued
ItKAL ESTATE
HHM HtMII LtUH FOR HALE
California.
Live oak colonies, none better. W T
fmlth Co.. 913-14 City Nat. Bk. D.- 281.
CALIFORNIA LAND.
Ail counties; cataloguu tree. Writ C.
oi'sier k.o., I'tieiun Hldg., Sun If'Tan
ipj. r..fmuuEiieq jo years.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Unfavorable Report from Miouri
and Kansas Send Wheat Up
Five Cents.
BUGS EAT THE WINTER WHEAT
Uresion.
HOMESTEADS In eastern Oregon: good
volcanic ash soli: will raise wheat, rye.
corn or alfalfa; your last .nan'-e to g-ei
good government land. Oregon Home
stead Bureau, SO.'. B. 17th St., Omaha. o
M tarvllanfeoaa.
TO SELL LAND
aulckly and profitably, you must reach
vose who are at the present time most
Uiterestedl In farm lands.
The Iowa farmer is today the best farm
land prospect In the United Statea. The
oes Aioines capital wun ;,m aany
readers can put your proposition squarely
before a larger number of these live
pn-spects than any other Iowa news,
paper. Our circulation is guaranteed the
largest In lovve.. We will Insert a 30 word
ad 10 days for only $2.50 (add 5c for each
additional word), our regular prico is 10
per word, per dav. You save 60c on this
offer. To sell your land tomorrow, send
yvur ad today to ..
THE DBS MOINES CAPITAL.
70S WALNUT ST. DES MOIN ES. I A.
ABSTRACT Of TITLE
Kerr
Title Guarantee and Abstract
Co., a modern abstract office,
306 Bo. 17th St. Phone D. 64M.
HEED ABSTRACT CO..
offlna In Nebraska. 20
oldest abstract
Brandela Thea.
Jt-ssen &Morrell
2014 State
Ek. Bldg. D. J2S2.
REAL KSTATE WANTED
LIST your property with R. 11. Lander
you. 20? Neville BIk. I. J60O
LIST real estate and rentals with DON
ELSON R. E. CO.. 301 Om. Natl Bank.
OMAHA. May 11, .fli.
I'mavorahle crop reports from both
Missouri and Knnsna sent the wheat
market from 4 to iS e nt shigher
Tlir deterioration In Ciese two states
n arket from to p cet.ls hlg'ier.
The reports from the winter wheat
belt of inserts are expected to become
numerous during the latter part of thia
week. Spring wheat mnrkets were quite
wrak. but thev regained more than half
of the lose, with null-rs active buyeri
of the May delivery.
Iellvertes on May contracts were Z,000
bushels of wlvat. Jun.flOft rushels of corn
and sai.000 bushels of cats.. Cash houses
took most of the oats.
The corn market reallv showed s good
deal of resistance agninst surrounding
conditions and It looka as though the
movement from the country from now on
would be comparatively moderate.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
equal to 792.0Of bualiels; corn. 3,i00 bush
els; oats. !4.onO bushels
Liverpool spot: Wheat, '! lower; corn,
'd hiKher to Id lower.
Primary wheat re.-elPt were S2.l
bushels and shipments 22,00" bushels,
against receipts of (Rt.fxio, bushels and
shipments of 4H4.O0O bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 4lVOi
bushels and shipments bushels,
sgalnst receipts of 2J.0iiii bushels and
shipments of 5.1R.00O bushels lust year.
Primary oats recelpli were 414.000 bush-
f Is and ehlpmenta S14 000 bushels, against
receipts or 4H2.() bushels and shipineals
of M6X00 bushels last year.
CAR.LOT RECT1PT8
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 2?! 153 128
Duluth S3
Mlniticapolt I."
tMnahn .'
Kansas Cltv so I
si L.uis :
tnnipr :'.
Sales reported were Wheat
hard winter: 4 cars. $1.4V No.
Inter: 1 car. turkev. i 4Si:
l 47W. 1 car. SI. 47. No. 4 hard
il car. $1 47: 1 ear. tint' . No. 3 durum
(1 car. S1.4V Rye-No. 2 1 car, 11.10.
corn :no. S white: il -rare. 71c. o. 2
vellow 1 car. ;1V. No .1 yellow: 4
cars. 71Wc. No. J mixed: 1 car, 71c No.
S mixed: cars. Tavc. No. 4 mixed: 1
can V; 1 car. tRo. No. mixed.
car, 70c; 1 car. 9c. No mixed: I car.
70: t cars, musty, c. Oats -No. & white;
4 eara. Mc; I car. .vc. No 4 white:
3 cars, W.c: J cars. 50c. Sample: S ars,
4Sc; 1 sr. 4fSe: S car. 4-e.
On-aha Cash Prices W heat : No. 2 Tur
key, ll.wy-ii 4. No. S Turkey, l.xt
I 41.,; No. !! hard, $1 47H1 4; No. S hard,
II 4ii,fil.7.; No. 4 hard, tl 44o7 47. No. t
sprlnc. $l.ei'il.4; No. S duium. 11
y.9; No. 3 durum. tl.47Sffl.4a. Corn: No.
t white. 71i71V-: No. A white, 70Klc:
No. 4 white. 7O4T70Se; No. J white. ?.,
7-So ; No. white, Mf70 ; No. 2 yellow.
7iyfi71Sc: No. t vellow. 71u;iSc; No. 4
yellow. 70ly.V71-: No. 6 vellow. 7nVS70-:
No. 6 vellow. 707'Sc; No. 2 mixed. T01T
71c: No. S mixed. 70', If 70i,'; No. 4 mixed.
fc'jiTw-: No. 8 mixed. Ssfi7uc; No. mixed.
K'7i70c Oats No. i white. M(iMV:
standard. j0,4tMe; No 8 white. V-u"
c; No. 4 white, fcvtffcoy Parley:
Malting. 7a07f,o- No. 1 feed. tirc. Rye:
No. 2. tl (WMfl.lA: No. 3. tl.OKS-ffl.oa.
,
C HIC AUO C.nAIN AND PROVlION
I OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET -
largo
S5 101
Die I
little- over a turd as
utm dava last year.
vuotstl.'tis on siuei' and Units iJimb.
Iigi.i. !';. !' tit'., lambs. Iienvv. w
, .;iviiiiun value itu iiioci, uuv vivn iigni. 'i vcsrllngs. resvy, W7i (r
3 hard
? eara.
winter:
Off Weak Sheep Ten to Twenty
Cents Higher.
HOGS GENERALLY ABOUT STEADY
J0; wet lie
: aethers, l;m
good to i hoi
. good. S7..M1 i
, Vv
I l.i sboi n lam' . ...
.S Mexican IsniUs ... .
i2si Mexli an lambs
( 43 ci lis
natie siring l.iml'S
K I to 1 I'oice. i
to .lonii, i.0"ti ;j,
-. f..;..nt.f.'i. K-v.tr,
:."' s.b;
ewes,
fair to
SOl'Tlt OMAHA. May 11, 191
Reielpta were;' Cattle. Hugs. Sheep. W spring lands
'lri'iai .Monday ...... 4.'"'t
Estimate Tuesday S.'
1 ,
S.i
l,7W
I t 41 f uf
M4 N
this
Isst
Two dav
Same dava
Same da a 2 wks.
Ssme data & wks.
Same dava
Same days
i.va'o rrs
:v, i i lls
1st t 'clotadH fiu
Idnbo shorn
IM fed lai-.M'a...
A v.
.. ;i
, . VI
, . tj
I1
Tr.
9 Ki
10 ;s
hi
9
11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Underlying Firmness Shown by Easy
Recovery from Abrupt
Declines.
S 111
THE OPENING IS BUOYANT
NEW YORK. May 1 1. -The ease with
! w hlch prices today recovered from their
hrupt declines of the ptelous day was
n Inmbs
Unit s
78
ti n)
II
.1 ID
10 .1
1,1 V V, KTIM K MtHhCT
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Boulevard Park Homo
Fsatsrri af Iks Trwdlag and 4 loalag
Prteee on Board f Trade.
CHICAOO, May 11. Alarming crop
damage reporta today compelled traders
in wheat to dlsregsrd fears about possl
bh consequences of the sinking of the
Lcsltanla. After an exciting advamv the
n arket closed strong at nearly the top
most level of the session. Ac to 'c
nbove last night. Corn gained le lo 2c
net: oats. lc to ISc. and provisions, 15c
to 40c.
Sentiment in wheat showed a rsolcal
change almost as soon as trading began
and It waa not long before the buying
si emed to havw attained exploalve force.
Aa selling had late been pressed to nearly
(the limit. esieclally during the turmoil
i that ensued after the Lusitanla tragedy,
jthe market waa In no condition to with
"stand a sudden rebound In values The
week.. V.'Ai ls.OM : S
wcek..l2ST9 I7,v ll.;: .
ago .I.V7.U 22.719 l?.4, ,
ago. 10.941 IS.M4 .. ........
1 ok .Aiiii'i i 7m so ;u 1
last year.. 7.W 17.279 K.92
The following tah:e at.ews the receipts j atlle Ptrnsi llntu I nsettled
of ealt'.e, hogs snd rti.ep at the f-oi'tli : ttheep Firm.
toSlfe ".7 um,ll,rrr,h 'lul' Vrtr'' CI I ICAfit 1, M,v 11. CATTLE Ret cliHs.
to oat as .uinpared with last vcr. . v., ,ri,,t ..rnc native i..-i f
V"?: -1.''4.- rc! steels. tii.Ni'V 2A: westein steers, f CM
ill.i '.'.as ' : i.i. i.ir.ra a:iimtt.: calves.
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
The
price
1.214 Hi t.0vS.t4S 211,47.' ....
tXuAi tXi.USO WJli
following table shows the average
for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few dai. with
comparisons:
Date, '"liit iu.iM.vii2ri7i.iTtViivsT
cepted as further proof nf the stock
narket s underlying firmness. The hlef
fft oi- In today's aiUanre which was most
I l unouiu r, In the buoyant opemtis.'. was
the nut of quiet reassursnc" contained In
President Wilson's Philadelphia address
Encouragement slso was felt in the
cewatlon of the heavy foreign selling
whlcl) contributed 10 the weskness or
the preceding session. In fact from all
aciounts. London and the continent were
moderate hovers here.
psi t from jts general Improvement the
chief feature of the market was Its rnnv
psrathe apathv. More than one. third of
H tt-arli.,.. n Im Ik. I. ! I.rtlin
t.rVt. ami In the"lat thlrtv minutes, itetween
UOOS-lieceiptM. J, Peso: maiei iin-....,,, n, rxflVmp ,iiiness prevailed.
rii.cn. nam srinr? ,n, ,,u,-,r. , ,
hiKhir. bulk of sales. ;.4itil7 . light. $7.10
April Jl 7 r:t a s0 It Ml 7 41 i . 731 7 Oi
April 2ol I 1 14 I U 7 .l S 74, 121
April 261 7 14S 1 S 501 7 till 6 SI 224 t 91
il l..; mixed. t7 ..:i.i; beavv . ii.w9 -;
rough. t7ti7.i;.; pigs. SS ?:;..
sili;EI AND LAM US-Receipts. I0
1 head, market firm; sheep. t7.7r-ti.s.
, lambs. ..WoH.lf.
Brand new. all inodern bungalow; five iresiilt wss that when a number of expe-
largu rooms ajid bath; 3 rooms In oak, jr'onced observers agree as to reports of
one a sun room; beam ceilings, book- prnously Incrrsslng havoc from Hessian
and chinch hugs in mg sections
April
April
April ,
April M
Nay
May
Mav
Max-
slay
Mav
May
May
May
Mac
May
7 H' s r
2! 7 I S 19!
7 SA tl S 17
I 4tSl S 1SI
''"i SI.',
li
T 21 I I
7 il 14
7 S S7
7 lsM S 31,
7 14V,, S S
I:
4..
..
67, ! us
i SI ox 7 us
t 74! 9 12; 7 01
I 141 9S
s vo
5
S..
. .
10 7 24;
11.1 7 ?4S
Sunday.
Receipts
S 371
s.:s!
161
t 211
S 1!
S i' 7 &V
x .Hi 7 Hi t SI
9 .'M '. ,'.; , 14. S 01
t 301 7 4i S Ml S 84'
I 7 Ml t ll 9 0l
8 I 8 1 19
n T 44 !U 171
14 1 491 I $ Pi I
10 7 M! 7 I
s m 7 m 77 is,
f 241
I
7 01
I 04
7 00
t 4
ti '.1
M 4 79 31 9
4t S Mi 9 23' 97
and disposition of live stock
at the t'nlon Stock Yards, Mouth Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at S p. rr.
esterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r a.
t. I.oala Lire 9HoeV Market.
ST. l.OriS. May 11. CATTl V Re
ceipts, J. 1.00 hesd: market higher; native
lee' stecis. t7.7W.0; vrarlings. iteen
and heifers. $ th9 30: cows. I 0iVd'7 fn);
fiockers snd feeders. SK.ft)'ci7.7fi; socthern
iteers. $V2ti1itt.O0: cows snd heifer t4.0Olj'
SOO. nstlve calvea, t tVt9.M.
llOns-Recelpts. S.si head; market
steadv; pigs and lights. til.?f.tT7.7S; mixed
srd butchers, 7 .Vt) ;.7.'''. ood heavy. Si A"
!ii.70
SIMEP AND I.AMBft-Itscelpta. 3,.,nri
bead; market higher; ewes. ! OOri 10 75;
laivhs, JH.S0ti3.i"i: clipped yearlings, fH.7r.tr
! 10; yearlings. tI.Wtj0.J0.
Kansas lit) l.tve Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. May 11. BATTLE - Re.
tHits. 7.OHO hesd, insrket higher: irlme
ment.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WE ARE always In funds to make cood
farm and cilv loans.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
1822 Farnum St.
FARM IRAN'S. B PER CENT.
TOLANP & TRt:MBULL, 448 Bee Pldg.
tl'O TO tto.OUO made promptly. F. V.
wean, wean Kin . imp anu rarnaoi i
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6Vr. per cent.
J. H. Dumont k Co.. 416 State Bank.
WANXKD City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
BEE) us flint for farm loans in
Neb. United Ktntes Trust Co..
eastern
Omiiha.
6fo
CITY LOANS. C. Q. Carl Pert.
31O-0i 2 Brandels Theater Bldg.
OMAHA homes. Eaat Nebraska tar rut.
O'KEEr K REAL ESTATB CO.,
1018 Omaha National. phone Dounlas 271 i.
MONEY on hand for city and tarm loana
H-.W. Binder. City National Bank Dldg.
PEAIj ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
CHOICE acre In Lincoln, Neb., S0;
clear. 6 blocks from car, for Omaha
property or good Ford auto. 10S McCagtie
utag., omana.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
2 Acres 3 Acres
4 Acres 5 Acres
in Richland Acres
cases, window seat; wen arrange.i ifly
kitchen, with convenient pantry and Ice (the territory from Oklahoma to Ind.ana
box room: bathroom tile and enamel, a stampede to the bull side became vlr
with guaranteed fixtures; lighting tix-ittiallv Inevitable.
tures can be selected by buyer; sislrs to Instead of the record-breaking wheat
second floor, which In liirRe enough to 'crop which the lateat government flgurea
finish 3 rooma; cement basement; fur-jhsd indicated, the outlook today was that
nacc hent; hot and cold water; fine, large Ithe yield might become shsrply reduced,
lot; paved street; close In isr; located (For example, seven oountlea In south
In Boulevard Park addition. Price. S3,9i0, jvest Missouri that were reported to the
about J7oo cash or vacant lot as psrt pay- i government a having a co1ltlon of 91
i per cent were said to be cut down to i
.per cent, with a prospect that half ef the
'acreage would be abandoned.
Corn developed strength with wheat arid
owing to a falling off In receipts. Ex
cellent weather for planting seemed to
hsve no effect In checking the advance.
Oats were helpej upward by improved
c.ish demand. In other ccrrala , lading
was decidedly active.
Provisions followed the course taken
I by grain. Packers were credited with
I buying.
Futures ranged as follows:
C, M.
Wabash .
nf i Missouri
I'nlon Pa
DouKlaa K',3.
Rasp Bros.
10 McCaKtie Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Real Bargain
S4,7fiO-On 3Mh Ave.. Just south of lrfav
enworth; the house we will put up
against any in construction; mimic room,
large living room, colonnade opening Into
dining room: big butlers psntry off
kitchen, on first floor; three rooms fin
ished in quarter-sawed onk, with quartet-pawed
oak floors; four sood bedrooms
upstair., with bath; one bin room Hn
i shell In quarter-sav.cd oak; dandy film
basement, coal room, storage room, veg
etable room: one finished room In bi--ment
conld be used for a bedroom; sta
tionary tubs, extra toilet; good lot
Houae right up In first-class condition.
It s a REAL GENUINE barguin.
D. V.'Sholes Co.
915 City National Hank Llda. Doug. 49.
St. P..
Pacific
If lo ...
N. W., east...
N. W.. west..,
St. P.. M. A O..
B. J., east...
II. 4., west.,,
It. 1. P.. east.
R. 1. a P, west.
Central ....
2
,1
4H
4
4
Ih
4
19
1:1
beef sleei'i.
S7.?Mii.!&:
S, bill's, ti.;.'
market
.2..if7.M;
; light.
A rt lelel Open, I High, I Low. I Cloi-e, lYea'y.
Mieatl I I I
Mav.l 1 S2SI 1 I 2S 1 R7i 1 ro
July.l 1 2t I f 712S 1 2ii I 1 SISl i
I I I.I...
May.l 74' 7 MV; !
Illinois
Total receipts ..lt 122
DISPOSITION II EAD,
Cattle. H
Morris A t o
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co I
Srhwarti A Co
J. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co
So. Omiihfl Pni kinff Co
!1ni.ff.ll
S A '...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Henton, Vansant A 1...
Hill A Son
HI2
WO
S..4
MvS
29
9
KS.
1.11)1
1.2ii7
1.7.40
2.IS9
210
1..V.7
SHirep.
912
i.:;
l.i.17
fen steers, s4ii9.O0; dressed
S7.7itt H.2.V western steers,
teckers and feeders. M.iifiS.:
;-i.7.0n; calves, tti.0ij I0.2fi
I.OilS-Re-elpts. 10,400 hesd;
higher; bulk. i7..Vfl7.40; heavy, i
packers and butchers. S7.2;vrr7.40
;.:ti7.4J'; plga. t.7:r 2
SHEEP AND MM HS lleeeipta, s.m
bead: market higher; lambs. Sg.7MII.uo;
yearllnas. S.'.7A(i.7; wethers. J7.o!ti ':
twes, t ;. S
Sloax lllr l.tve ick Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. May 11.-CATTI.E-
l,Hecelts. l.fX head: market ateaily m
'tUo steers, S7.0Ol V.; hntchcra. Si. rir7.90;
c.we and heifers, i.Xvfl7.4Y.-. calves, ...eit'
7. 0; bulls, stags, etc.. IM0.fr.. 2.'.
I IOHS- Receipts, 4.900 head; market
eiateady; heavy, Si JKri?.!; mixed, li.l.'t'ii
7 20: light. t7.lW7.17S; bulk oi aalca. ,.l
l7.2r..
'SHEEP AND LAMPS-Raeelpt. S0
I head.
i
HOUSE ISAROA1N.
Nice house In the Hanscom Park dis
trict; oak finish: hot water heat; might
take a cheaper place as part pay. Wright
A Lashury, D. 152. 1
July.l
OHtS. I
Mny.l
July.l
Pork. I
July.
Se;.t.
I Lard. I
I July.l
Ribs.
July.l
' I
s'i;
I
i
is o;s IS I
18 b'l 18 65 j
0 7.1 9 97SI
10 0) 10 17' j!
10 55 10 S
10 K 2S 10 90 I
iti',1 '.vt.
I I
fc"' M
;.2 I ;js
IS 02SI Is 2 I
18 1,0 IS b2',V
MS
6I
t 75
10 00
9 97 I
10 17S1
10 55 I 10 5
10 82SI 10 0
17 9i-
IS li
9 7'j
9 "i
10 60
io ir,
F. H. lewls
J It. Root A Co
I.. F. Husx
Kellogg
IWerthelmer A Degen.
Sullivan Hros
Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co..
(Christie
Huffman
IMevera
jTanner Proa
I.tchn Harvey
'Cline
Dennis A Francis
Other buyers
Cash
l.ioSe;
No.
REAL ESTATE WERT SIDE
W. A.Redick's
Second Addition
THE LAST CLOSE-IN ADDI
TION IS SELLING OUT
Prices Wheat: No. 2 red St.tSil
No. i hard. SlbPyS 1.B7S. Corn:
vellow. 7',77Sc'. No. yellow,
l7HSo; No. 4 white, nominal. ' "
white. DMifi-ISc; at.mdaid. n3'ftMc.
S17 Lard. t9.5. Rihs. t.S7' 10 .T7S.
HUTTEK ljwer; cieamery, 2lli27o.
FAiOS-Higher:. receipts, 2.i7 tases; at
ntark. cases incftided, 17i17Sc; ordinary
firsts. 1tS61i"kc:. firsts, ls'f lSc.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, 32 cars;
red, 3Wi:nc; white. 4m4t.c.
POULTRY Alive steady; fowls
Sunday we advertised 48 lots, between
I.tavenworth and Jackson mid between
21st and :d.
While every . one of these Is i very
cl'olce lot for the money asked, some
(are better tnan others and are going at
, the same prices. The sooner you come,
i the more room to choose your lot.
I For inside lots the prices run from
ti 2u0 to 11. BOO. There am sever:.! beuu-
If you want some of the best level and itlful double corners which will go slightly
. i in.... . i .. .i ' , i ...
uiKiit-r.
Call us at .any time you wish to go out.
15c.
16.X4S
gently rolling rich land, close to a paved
road and a good location, you should
not overlook acres !n this new aldition.
It Is all in alfalfa and original , prairie;
only a abort distant from lienson and ad
joining Keystone Park on the northwest.
Some places have running water. Aa
tlegant place for an investment, or a
future home. Thia tract Is only 6 blocks
from the Jitney line. Three acres will be
sold on our usual easy terms. Price SJOO
to $460 per-acre.
Hastings & Heyden
1G14 HARNEY ST.
REAL ESTATE: NORTH BIDE
We will send
the asking.
Evenings call
2176.
tUQDUM.
BUY CANADA LANDS.
The opportunity at present to
i in,, ijargains are given t.y a
c tiipuny operating; 4 local yards
been compelled lo tako nvw
$100 Cash
makes the first payment on the 4-room
house with two larj;e lota at 4.VW Frank
lin St. Tills place is worth the pilco
asked and will be worth more money in
a few years. Fine yard for grardenint;
and chlckejiH.
47kI1 .Parkjer St.,. Is a 4-room house with
a large log. that can be bought on very
easy leniu?. This will make a good home
for you.
Decatur 8t is a K-rooin house near
ear line: large lot. Thia place can be
In-night for what the lot is worth. It is a
big bargain for someone. Better see this
today. ......
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Phone. I luUfnaH 2 .
be
Hl.lt
obtain
lumber
They have
j ,. UHLn celr half aectlons
"" i"i'ioru dnu now under culti
vation. Crop prospecta now excellent.
I'm. hasera having, opportunity to buy
these (arms lor the amount of the claim
of the lumber company. Anyone inter
ested, write the head office of The Lum
ber Manufacturers Yards, Ltd., Reglna,
long,
HAVE YOU A AKM FOR SALE?
VVnte a good deacripuoi. 0I yPui- land
and aend it to the b.ou cay. la., Jour'au
: low .. Powerful Want Ad
aieuium. Twenty-fHe wor Ja every Friday
cveuiti. SMuiUay morning aud evtii
fcluiuy evtuiii, and Sunoay inornn'ii
lor od inoatn, giving .ixuin ada on
largest circulation of
laper,
lales.
Il V Inw.
leader, daily in four JtiZt
kisatMts,
MINNEStJTA MLAKTLH SECTION
hine level Red Kivur V alley
links from Campbell, on the Ureal Nurth
ti a H. It. Hall In cultivation, balance in
bay. Can'ali be plowA. ,o bulldint;.
iiiio is a co, id coin, ttuck, and gentuai
laiiuini; locality. I'nce 4 Itr acre. iMy
ti i ms.
CA.NE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha- bth alio 1-amnio.
UlliiAi.N-240-A. Una la. fioii Miji
ncafous, lw A Luuer cull.; 40 a. gid
ni-aaj, tai A. timbered pasture; t.a
practically all be cultivated; good earn
land, larm la fenced; lrooin house, big n,
aranaiv,. ma, iilne shed, wlndruiil, etc. i 12
bead good milk cows, 4 good horsea, rr-iieatK-a,
wufcons, conip eto a t oi mac t In
try, hogs, ititckeua and evtrythlng oa the
farm goes at tt per acre; to.uuu eali,
balance can stand tor 10 years at u per
cent. Binwau ro... .es r i iiioaui l(iu ,
5-Room Bungalow
Bemis Park District
3510 Seward St., new, modern, complete;
south front lot 4'ixi;S2; house is finished
in ik of higheat grade; first--Ihks
Plumbing, heating and lighting fixtures.
Thii house la bu'lt with a large living
room, plenty of windows, light and air.
It 1s most attractive exteriorly ua well,
la Waled only two blocks, from the Har
ney car. on very high ground. Price.
tuljO. Reaaonablc terms. You can't beat
II lor the money anvwln'ro in the cilv.
AliMSTliOXG-WALSH ( ().,
Tyler 1J.HI. Slate Rank Rlilg.
New 5-Room
Bungalow
Strictly modern, oak finish, beautifully
decorated; large attic can be made Into
two large rooms, with furnace beat al
ready Installed; full basement, screens
and window shades: south front lot, M
xll'S. Located at .ilM Fowler Ave. l'rice,
tVJjO. Easy terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg. Tel. Douglas 4270.
you a plat with prices for
Allan A. Tukey, Harney
A. P. Tukey & Son
Phone DouK .7)2
1SU7-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
ST FARNAM
FINE NEW BRICK.
Living room, dining room, kitchen and
sun room. Three bed rooms and sleeping;
porch. Hardwood finish. Fine condition;
11S- No. UFth St. Rent L'S.
ABMSTBONU-WAI.su COMPANY.
Tyler r-Tf. , State Bank llldg. o.
New York General Market.
NEW YOFK, May 11. HUG Alt-Raw.
firm; centrifugal. 4.M. . molasses, 3.K.c;
refined, steady. Kuga- futures were
higher early today, prompted by the
u,.n,.. nt th street n'ai ket. Prices at
midriav were to 7 points net higher.
hi 'TTF.R- Unsettled: receipts,
tubs: creamery, extras, Hi score), iivsc;
! creamery, (higher srorino.' jw'''' .
'firsts. 2xc029i'; seconds. 24i :t'tc.
1 l'jiiiK steadv: receipts 3;,9!S casea;
fresh ratnereQ, exiras, 'i'i.. i"'""'r
packed, extra firsts. 2lVi2.c; llrsts. .,
W2lSc; regular packed, extra, firsts. 2W
"lii" firsts. lO'MtfJOe: nearby hennery,
whites, fine to fancy.- 2i123'c: nearby
hennery, whites, 22:3c.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 3.ts boxes;
whole milk. lc; same, aveiage tancy,
Itjuii, 1ti4o.
POULTRY Uve. unsettled; western
cMekens, broilers, .waSc. Dressexl.
oiileC western froxen roasting chickens,
17'e21Sc; fowls. 14's'fllSc; turkeys, l.'i321c.
99
IS
17
M
In
I
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;n
19.
20
II
9
13
20
M
M
IT
1s3
with nine era te declines and recoveries.
Final prices were at or near the best.
Investment issues being most conspicuous
In the rise.
The sitiiHtinn glowing out of th l.url
tania rtiHaMtrr was less of a depressing
Influence, hut foreign conditions as a
whole especially Italy's possible course
which formed the baHs of many con
tinuing n Him" whs p., i nlj a m icrnieni
to more hulllali activities.
Domestic news of a routine character
Included an increasing demand for copper,
a haidenlng tendency for time money,
the auteesHtiil irsult of the Pennsylvania
railroad bond offeringa and declaration
of an Initial dividend on the first pre
ferred stock nf Maxwell motor
Extension In foreign exchange gave,
rise to further minora of British and other
credits In this insrket. The French gov
ernment It Is understood Is about tn
make heavy payments for war supplies
rei entlv purchased here.
Tot ni sale of storks amounted to
aio.ono.
Investment bonds moved In sympthy
with shaves, all the lesrtlng Issues re
gaining losses of the previous day. Total
sales, par v alue, aggregated S2.sio.0rt0.
Heaviness In gn ei ninent Issues was an
unexplained feature of the bond list,
registered 4s declining S. coupon la
and registered Us, one point on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks were aa follows:
s.im. Illgn: V. Clee.
St. Joseph Live NtoeW Market.
ST JOSEPH. Mo.. May ll.-CATTLE-Receipts
2.1-im brad; market weak; steers.
Si' AirX.oO: cow s and heifer. tl.50fitS.27i;
calves, fi ooS. si.
HOOK Hecotcts J.TjOO head; market
higher: tops, l7.3.; bulk of aalrs, l,'2oJ
t en-.
SHEEP AND LAMP0-Receipts. ?.'.'X !
head; market nlplu r; Ismbs. 110 2,"fl 10.71.
Live atork tn (tight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western insrkets:
South Omaha..
Chicago
St. l-ouls
Kansas City....
Sioux City
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
M.tK'O
2.0O1
2,I0
7.0
1.H01
t.'s.l
9,0
S.SII0
10,400
4,tsj0
1.7.v
Alaska i
Affiaiaamatil Copier ....
Amrl,-.n pest hug.r....
Ail-erlr.n I'.n
Ainrrlraa H. It
An.rliin B. - It. nM...
Am. Kug.r Refining
Amerloin Trl. A T.I....
Anerlr.n Tnhsi'CO
Sr,mMnS. Mining
Alfhtsnn
ll.lllmnr. Ohln
Ilrneklyn Itnpld Trsnnt..
I .llfnrnla IVtnil.iiro ....
Onsrll.n P.rlflr
cenlml leather
lii.'apeak. A Ohio
(tilrxg.1 (I W
(hi.-. so, M A Kl. P....
CM.SS" N. W
Chlno Copper
t'tlor.Oo Fuel A Iron....
I 'nlnraitii A Southern
Pinrer A Pin tlrsniie..,.
Iner ft. O. plit
luatlllers' Mei-uriii..
Krl
tlrnsml ICIertrl.
Ilrtst Nnrthrn pf.
tlreal No Or rtts ,
liiiHsenlisltn Kxploratlon .
Illlnels t'rntrsl
Imrrhornusd Mi-t. ptfl
In.plnnlnn I opii.r
burrti.llnnsl Msrve.t.r ..
K.nui. i lly Miiulhern....
l.Hiih V.ller
lulMrllle A NsstiMII...,
Mrntran Pslrntrum
Mlnml Cfippr
MiMourl, h T
II sna
St SCO
J.MO
ll.1
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Sun
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4")
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4 km
4 nn
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ni
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lo.oeo
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7 nn
I int -
am
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Total receipts.
Dry tiontla Market.
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If lr
Kallnnal 11, 11
A.X0 N.iinnsl I.ia4
N.vail. I Sj lr
New Tnrk ,'inlr.l...
N. Y.. N. If A H. .
Ni rlnlk A Western..
Nnrltism rarirtr ...
fa. II 1. 1 Mali
railtle Tl. A T.I...
S.tiOO
2 JO
Totals 4,013 8.11 I.V1 )
CA ITI.E Receipts were moderate and
the tr trkt HM.ni.fi vt-lth . i,rv arm A ria. I
matin fur rin.lr.l.l. U.f As . ra. I VI'U' Vlllll,' Ms.. 11 DRY OOODS 1 Pennsylvajila
suit the tmrto wus setKe .nil full loe : ( el i .m vruiili market, were aulet mid i PuMrnin I'slar. c ar.
higher, with some galea poaalbly 17c-aliiy ateady today. Yarna were quint,
higher. After , the jnora .urgent . order ;Tlm demand for men'a wear for - fall
were filled and aome of the buyer drop- iuhnwed slight Improvement. ' Ribbons
ped out the market eaaed off again. tlnvvere verv dull. Silk piece goods atre
111111 .aura suovvina lime 11 any advance, lou'rt
vau.l..a .nl. I .... tn tL .1 wll h 1
10 1KV1
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For Sale
Oood home, 10 rooma. reception 1ia.ti,
bath, hot water heat, Catheilral district,
all modern. In fine repair. Phone Owner,
Walnut P60.
REAL ESTATE 8 L' III' It BAN
UgaiUt.
Dundee Home
. $4,250
This . Is a well constructed house, lo
cated on high, slchtly, south front lot,
eOxlii feet, at .7014 l.ARD STREET; hav
ing an exceptionally uirge living room, points net
with beumed ceil.ng. ti 1 1 fire pl tcc. fin- i,ie; June
leucu ill timnc i ad is c " oaiv, aim' inr
uinmg room; ' convenient klti lieu and
tenter hall entrance on first fiyor. one
very large bed room with two clothes
closets, also small bed room, with up to
date bath room on aeiond floor. Full
cement base ment. Furnace heat. Small
building in rear which could be con
verted Into a garage. The interior of
this place must l' been to be appi ..dated.
"JIl'ST BE-SOl. D AT ONCE, ou ner on
ircmiars will be glad to show. Do not
fail to investi(;alo thin rJ.ice If y6u want
a convenient boipo toi a runt!) l'auuly.
Ht I.oala Uraln Market.
ST. LOUI8. Mav It. WH EAT No. 2
red fl fio'i'iil.Wi; No. 2 hard, Sl.tll a;
May. H.M: July, 127Hi. .
CORN No. 2, 7nc; No. 2 while. ittHc;
May, Tfi'c; July. 7S(ri7Hc
OATS No. 2, 63',ie; No. t white. Doc.
Liverpool Uraln Market.
LIVERPOOL. May 11.-WH EAT-pot
No. t 18s 10d; No. 2 hard winter, l:ia 91
COKX Spot, American mixed, new, ks
fi.1; La Plata, 8a Pfrt.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 11 OOFFEE Tho
market for futurea waa steadier today,
owing to a more optimistic eeltna as t i
international conditions snd feeling that
speculative long accounts sliould be
pretty near liquidated on the recrnt de
cline. Tho opening was u to 7 points net
higher and prices Improved further dur
ing the day on covering and a little Wall
Mreet demand. The close was S to 11
. . . , . ii, A I l . . .
nigcer. ntlira, si.ii hikii. ei.,.
one, ti.iH", juiy. use; iuhnm i.ih.
September, 7.1:!.". October. 7 lb.-. Novein
bet, ;.l!lc; December, 7.23i-: January, 7.24c;
February, 1.32c; May, 7 :; April, 7. Km
Hpol, iilet; Rio No. 7. 7c; Santos No. t,
10'm . Coat and fielKht offers were re
ported eaaier, with new crop Santos 4s
limited as low as l. Inc. Mllreis prices
were un banged at Rio and 50 rels lower
at Snntos. Rio exchange on lindon was
unchanged.
Tt.e l est yearlings aol.l up to tV), with
good hea.y cattle at tk.46
Cws and 1 lifers were also strong am!
active, desirable kinds being 10c higher.
Stockera and feeders were none loo ac
tive, but attll prices were about steady.
Pome very chilce weighty vvhlto faces
brought 5. AC.
Quotations on attic: Oood to choice
cornfed beeves, S4.flofitl.Sli; fair lo good
cornfed beeves, ! Tujis flO; common to
fair rorntod tieeves. 7.'.,ntl7.70; good to
choice heifers, 7.t.kS.G'i; good to choke
cow a, t;.S 'Jf7.4i)-, lair to good cows. I-i-iV'""
t.80; common to fair cows. tj.T.'ti 7.76: good
to choice stocker. and leedeis, t7.tVn4n.iii;
fair to good Blockers and feeders, t'OHlfs
7.60; rommr.n lo fslr Blockers and feel
ers, tti 0(i7.(i0: stnek heifers. o.7rU7.2...
stock cows, f5.B04i4.7n; stoek cuives, fiiid
(r S.on; veal calves. fs.OO ilfl.t7; fnt bulls,
sians etc., fi.0Ot)H.7a; stock bulls, fj.00
4J7.M.
Rcpreeciitallve tiales:
BEEF 6TTEERS.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, May 11. American aeenrliteV
moved irregularly. Canadian Paclilc,
Union Pacific and Untied States Pteel
were anpported In the afternoon, while
the nthera were nerlacted and easy. The
closing va uncertain.
Prlee of Cotton Aalvaaca.
NEW YORK. May 11.- A more optimis
tic view of Internalionnl conditions was
i-efl.cted In the cotton market touVay
Prbes advanced II.W a bale.
t'opper. .
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Kuaar Market.
NEW YORK. Mav 11. 8UOAR Raw,
firm; centrifugal, 4.77c; molasses, 4,uuc;
refined, steady.
WINTER WHEAT NOW
ABOUT KNEE HIGH
..1417
. ,ino
.. kto
I 17
7 16
7 ii
D r EEDERS.
It two
11
11 il
7 hit
7 Ik
7 71
George & Company
Tel. D.
i.' City Nat. iik Bldg.
Mlnneai c
4c.
Minn
ky OR !wj ACRES, goi d heavy sjli, m
ww-i tiled farl oi iu.lj io.int, niin.;
i.uu load-,, niiooii and huribra; girlie
si., lo t.'J per acre. 1. 1 nm, fl pep u:r
. a ih.- -aianie il per acre a ii.tr until
iaua la paiu in ( ifr lent InteieJ.
iC HU AB PHI is
ifKM cash
(glance S20 a month. 4 rooms with stair
v ay to large floored til lie, with ample
ipace for 2 more room, and hat hi foil
lesi inent. city water, electric llgh'.a. ee-
t,ai,t fixtures, cement walks. Price, fl.STO.
Located 44l.i !-iaioii,g .-t and N.
IHh St. Keya at 2.24 N. llili Ave,
C. (j. CAWLI.KKCJ,
312 Prandei. Theater llldg
KEA L ESTATE MI SC'ELLA N 10OU8
II. lilf.
Mav, .20c.
; December,
May. SI-;
December,
Sacrifice, $500
If told Una week; .'il Crown Point
Ave., new room, 2-story, oirbtly modern
hotne. Inclosed sleeping porch; front
torch siTeeneil. faces .Miller Park; una
block from 24th St. car line, coi ii'r lot;
best rhade tibes and fruit. Come out and
investigate. ,
lts a Snap
Neat 5-rtioin minimi ho:,,. , fine, ,ii
corner li t iiooni loi i Ii-hi-isi, lirautiful
lawn, sliade and fruit; p.ivlnjf ,ald; val
uabUi location; not lai im.i; cut to (j, ,.io
for rpilck naie; about J20) cash, 125 month.
Let ua (liovir too tins barvi. in, day or
even, tig. M-Kttrick Ileal IJslale Co.
DoiiK. 1ISC. Tyier 2HO-J.
CLOSK IN
I loo CAM4-f22.i
An oii-lrdule all
' iHe. all be Kill'l
these Iciiiis. Thin
St huolri
PA VXE IN VEST 1 KM
I lonelss 1, S 1
h roum.. modern ex-'ipt IichI; pa.ed
street, with taslng pail loi uteo near
;.7th Ave. and turning fcM. Price only
VJ.iO. Can gi' e tiriiiH
C. (J. CAIiMSKIM., .
til lli(n,UI, TI...U, It'll..
' Pl.lt MONTH,
inoie.u ..-room .-otto
a g mil p.ii y on
Is dine to car and
COMPANY.
Wuie fllo.
Hi Mil) .OT- IIEAi'.
f ! i c 4 . . Ml.lly loiv ih ami Aiin-., on
cur lit.e. oil liiiiiriiveii.eni.i in. . Oct .inr
prices. WrlgM Ac I in.iiiiy. Iioiiu. 1..-'.
TWo fine loi. .iix l ;t ea. h. lu ai ,7lal and
Center Sis Prm. t :'n eu Ii , f7 eoali, fl
ti.'l- week llollula ll-ii.
nilddl.ng, S.iiud: middling, Jl.tter figure hrlng the to
4.HH1. r-a I S.IKW oaies
I olton Market.
NEW YORK.Msv
Futures opened steady;
July, 94jc; October, if.hOr
lon2c; Janusry. P'.tii.
Futures closed etrong;
July. "Jilc; October. 10.04c
ini.it ; January. In2ii.
The cr.tton market closed strong at .1
net gain of ill lo : points for the day.
.IV K :i n ,. Msv II. i I lo.v- rpin,
leasOr, good
j.24il ; inbidllni
Metal Market. ,
NEW YORK, May 1 1 -M ET A !-The
metal exchange nuules bad iiuiot. fi llip
4 22; spelter I East -t. IaiuIsi. apot, of
fered at fU.2a. At London: Lead, il 17s
titl'ai."! 1'. Sielter. .-.
Coit,er- Firm; iei trolytli , fl'j.Oo; cast
Inc. Hk.'lsh 1H.7S Tin: Wulet; five-ton
lot., ftnOctit'.'si: twenty-'lve-ton lots,
ottered at WiO. Iron. Quiet and un
l bsnted.
At London: Sno; ioiper, flnt; antimony,
7Vn lil.
1 ISO I 00 1 124 10 2k
t :io I Si 3 171 10 ks
I :to it oo
fci'Ol i 1,1.-
1 711 I 71
Ik IH'B 7 OS
20 lOi 7 .1
10 4i4 7 40
HOriS-Sujiplles were tho smallest for
a Tuesday for seveial weeks, only 12H
cars, or J.ffo head beinr received. Total
fr,r the two days of 1H.0" bead Is l."
smaller than a week ago, and over l.Oiv)
short ot Isst yeai.
Shippers Sad only moderate orders to
day, snd 'bought such hogs as they
I wanted at figures thst were no more than
steady, sod In some Instance:, liardlv
'that. Bulk of their hogs cost around
f7.2.Vif7 the latter flg.ne being the
hlvr-eat paid.
Packers' early bids were as much as a
dime lower1 111 spots, but nothing sold st
this time, and before invtlilug begsn to
move offers had been raised until they
weie anywny i.teady with yesterday's
average. At tiie best lime pipes were
fully aa zood aa Monday's best time, and
most anyth ng good brought f7 2f, but
towards the close values caned off a 1 1 1
II. I,. .. ..I 1,1. . . I. u..t . . i'. mill.
than steady. The average niurket showed I
verv little Imp'ovemt nt.
Piitr end of the sales landed at 17. 2T..
with a good s, rinkllng at 17 fi7.22,.,j and
a fslr. snowing as high as !,': Hulk ot
all the sales wir rpioted at fT.JtrilT 20, the
George V. Covert, assistant superin
tendent of tranaportatlon. with the Bur
lington, la back from a three week trip
that covered about every mile of tha
system writ of the Missouri river.
Aa to the crops In the central west Mr.
Covert has thia to ay: v
"1 have never seen anything like It in
Nebraaka and Kanaas. Wheat la far
eilvsnied and there are no bad spots.
Everything now Indicates a bumper crop
In the two states, even greater than last
year, as the acreage la greater.
"All through southern Nebraska and
rortliern Kansas the first cutting of si
ft! fa Is on. and the yield promises to be
heavy and the forage of an excellent
quality.
"Oenerally the winter wheat ' la about
knee high, and in some fields Inside of
ten days the heads will begin to appear.
Farmers are well along with the corn
and planting ought to be about finished
this week."
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME TO
HAVE A NEW BUILDING
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I SHEEP-Only a
'showed up today.
lence of moderate supplies and ad pining
Unices at all points Ibe (oca I market
oi. tinned on Hit upgrade. V e big end of
llbe offerings moving at figures that were
loooted as uiiywbeie Irom a dime to as
much as 20c higher. Top lambs moved
up to $10.75, being only Im below th ' hlgti
very moderate run
and under the lnthi-
The Old People's Home la to be housed
In a new building to be erected on a tract
nf land nt Fontenelle boulavard and Bed
ford avenue, donated more than a year
ago by Mr. and Mrs Oeorge A. Joslyn.
At a meeting of the board of trustees of
the Old People's Home today It waa de
cided to begin work at once on one
wing of the home, which la to he a two
ctorv brick hulldlng. John McDonald will
be the an hltect.
Mrs. Eilwutd Johnson, president of the
board, estimated that about tTj.OuO of a
desired fund of S7:..is had been raised.
When more money la subscribed another
wing will lie added.
,.-.... ii.. ...l., ,poi iwo si'ini ago. l nere wa noiiinis
.?r ?T "' W stra good here, and aome pretty rom-
lvAIRIF. HAY hoi ' uplsnd n..neinion urf ,rlo,d up. A tan-car bunch
her.. fl2.sVo12.W. No. 1, fllii.yl2 0n No. of cllrip.d tamD, brought tK. 1 . and an 1
ew'!!". " ".,,'"''"':-' V " other losd sold at V.
midland, nono here I 111 j'i i..'i; No I. The only aged sheep on aale eor.sleied
'0i .0ll.i; No t S.!0 !.; ISp. I t.0 of a wrt of a bundi of ewea that brought
l,im. noi'-e lowian-i '"'" w. o. ,.40. and aa nothing at all good showed
IV.TlsfllMU; CIO. 9 .iili-i.i-' , -u. .f.lAil
g no
ALFA I. FA Choice la iiotsbWi at 1 12-Oil
UlXUr. No 1, tl2 0o; i;. 'i0. No 2, ss4)
lO.i.u.
Dtaiiiiralfil piles mm ft Dried Fruit.
NEW YORK. Ma 11 - EVAPORATED
APl'I.ES IJ'llel
DRIED Fill ITH-Primts, dull snd i-
innl. Arirto.s find neacnes. dull Rata ns.
loitief anil .twiirlv
u'P there i n way of makiiin eom-
farlsons. Tha trade whs druggy
ay through, aa sellers i
tot tbe full strength of the
s clearance whs not nisde
Hell slnng In the forenoon.
Today s ncelpts snio ,nlei
fcven iars, or l.i 11 hi-.i 1. nr.)
foi tbe two rlsys Is !i3 bead
tim aiiisllrst for sin I wo .lux
all tiie
la i in c
niurket, and
iniiil pr ll.v
HANSCOM PARK CLUB
WANTS JITNEYS REGULATED
W. II. llstteroth, - halrman of tho pub
lie welfare commit:: o.' the Hanacom
I ark Improvement clu'i. hss addressed
unothrr letter to the ity council, urg
ing that an ordinance he passed for the
legulattou of the Jitney business. This
was referred to f'oinmissioiirr Kugel of
Ibe police depsi tiuent, to whom a former
letter was referred over seven weeks
sgd. Mr. Kugel explained that an or
dinance la being prepaied
Itav Cno
NsiiMiii
trpubllO Ima gtlMi.i.
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Hi ek Inland Co. pM
SI. 1. A P. 24 pti ..
hvulhrn ParUIr
Suullt.rrt l:allay
Tnni. Copper ...
T.ii.s t'nnipany ..,,.
tiilue Tarlhc
I'nlon Parlhn pt4
t'nllsd Ktslea HtMl
t:. H. Riwi pfd i....
1'iaa i opper
Walxah pld
Western I'nlon
Wmtlnshnns. Rkretrle ..
Mnnl.n. I'oir.r
Total wire for th. day
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So.Ji.0
1.70
4i.0
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4.401
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rHew York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Mav II MERCANTILE
FAIi.R2-';iH.14 per cent.
T l: KLIN o e.xchanuk Heady;
alxty-dav bills. S4.74l7u: for cables. S4.7!si:
for demand. S4 79 J
SILVER Par. Sc: Max can dollara.
HONDK Oovernn ent, weak; railroad.
strong.
Tlill-i 1OAN8 Mteady; alxly and ninety
days, 2" 1 'n 3 per cent, six months, JUtfoV
lier lent.
call MiimriY jiign. 114 per cent: low.
I3, per cent: ruling rate. 1 per cent: laat
b an. 2 per cent; closing bid. 1"4 tier cent:
offered at i per cent.
Closing quotation on bonda today wert)
as follows:
U. B. rf. Si. ri ... mMo. Pan. ct. Ce..., 40
17, H. rt. 9.. .oupos tl N. T. C. a. IH,.... 714.
U. S. I., r.slat-rad..l01u,N. Y. City 4Ss....leVh
P. 8. Is, I'oupos 1V1N. T. Bt.U 4....bn)
U. H. 4a. reg W N. Y.'. N. H. A H.
P. m.i u. ooupoa llult ... 4a nni,
P. nam. 3a. toupon. .101 Ho. TwMIe 4a. Ks,
Am. Hm.ll.rs ...... 1' to m 4
A. T. Ik T. ev. 4s.lo Hi. h. L. est. s... n4
Armour CUi. 4S. I2V.PSC. T. 4k T. k..... t?i,
Alohlaou g.a. 4s.... Mtstna. coa. 4. tl
HhI. ft Ohio 4a ttu, do nt, 4 Its lrnkkj
Chea. ft Ohio 4la.. 17 Reading en. 4s
C. H ft y ). 4a.. tssss-. L ft tl. r. r. 4. S4
c at 4V a P g 4Hs. fHo. pao. ev. 4s ii
do ct. ka lOSSi do rf. 4s 11
C ft a. r.f. 4,a 14 do cr. U imw
1). ft It. O. r.l. ka . 41 Ks. Ksiltr.r U. tov,,
..ri. rn. sn-rnvnioa J-acnie s.
ilsn. KlKtrlo Is 104 do cr, 4a ,
tit. No. 1st S.... rt sit, H. Rubber
III. I'.n. nl. 4s.... MP a. sis.1 is...
K. C. Ho. r.t. Is... 1 W.basli 1st fa...
L ft N unl. 4a.... MWsit. r.loa 4Ua.
M. K A T. 1st 4S.V74 West. Klc. c. Ii
Bid.
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.ire:.
.1011,
.10O
.. 12
101
Loral Beearltlea.
(Juol.tluns furnlslMd by llania. Brlnker ft Co..
Ilk tiniaha N.tlonal Bank kulldlng. Omaha:
Bio. k Bid. Ask si.
1 it y .tlon.l bank, omana
Pssr. ft 1 . , put 11
F.lrninnt Crcaiuary, 7 psr ocot ptd...l00
lrs.t W'nlsrn ku.r pfd 1001
llrdraulic Pres. Urlrk ooaimoa S
Molina Plow ptd W.
Mnunl.ln Htat.a T.I 102
llmali. ft Co. Blulf. Ht. Ity. aid
Otnah. ft Co Tlluffa Jty ft B. ptd
prisr. Mill pfil., 4 pr eent
1 11 ion stoek Vds., Omaha
t'lsllk. Orsia I ominon
Hwllt ft C11. pM
Tri I lly It), ft U . pfd
Bono.
AiK.iilln. Govern. 4p. 1910 ......
Alma. Neb., Wal.rwurka U tt.'l
Brunlns. Neb , WaUrw.irka lt;4 Ilk
J. I. I'm thresh I us Mr h. Is. lt.'l .
l oluinbua. Nab . KIk. ka. 1.'4 tl
llumles Itrslly IV. ! l2J.
I .iniii 1 11. ,sb 4 '4.. l30 ins
Mnnirsl Tramway I pr cant aot.. lit
limsli. K.-ir 4Sa U.4 inp,
Oman. Walar 4'. 1S4I In),
llmaha ft 10 Hlutta et. 11' m, lt:'l ', .;. ,
Prnna.ilv.nl. H. It V--, 1
Ssnft ft 1 1. Is. 1144 14 '
Hnbbr.r ft Snns. Is, 191 in I I t'a
Hist, uf t iah 4ia l,u m
i nlvsralty Plar, Nsh I'a, 1417 it t
Wlihlia Inloa Ktork Vila, bs, lkj4 .... tt bo
Bank leartncs '
OMAHA. May 11. -Rank cleariiiKs for
fimaha today were S,1,737,W.i.5l and for
. is
. til
. Si
. SI
.104
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.
1110
1
101
Dli
joi
74',
4
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ion
110
S.1
Inn
l'H
4l,
10'i
the corresponding
20u..'i6.
day last year S2.su.-
BUSINESS MEN'S CHAUTAUQUA
IS TO BE HELD IN OMAHA
to aim it
toe mini !
i .us is i ,,rr.
in : l illK
I'liir. being 4, r short of last wi ek. b.i 01
smaller than ! i'Ks ,mi and oi.lv n
Business men of the state have de
rided upon Omaha as Ih place fo,- hold
In V their business Chautauqua this sum-
he first week in August ,s the
time mid Carter Ibo Is the place sa
le, ted.
)
You Can't Cut Out
ABOUPAYI.Pirr orTHOKOrGUPlN,
will clean them off permanently,
and you work the hore same time.
Does not blister or remove the
hair. J2.00 per bottle, delivered.
Will tell you more if you write.
Boole 4 K free. ABSORBING, JA,
the antiieptie liniment for mankind,
reiliurt Varicose Veini, Ruptured
Muarlt .f I ii'kjitnt,. Ealarcl r:lards (Collie.
VWna. C'yui. A, 'in r. . . kly. r.K. SI id sad S2.04)
s bout, sl dniicui cr de'.uctti. Miatifactuied only by
-i m vniisie on tnd 7uus tl ssia