T1IF, I IKK: UM.VIIA. KKIhW. M Y Jl. I'M.'i
1)
FOR ItENT
Faralshe 4 part meats.
fPi.RNinn nbw
ITRNISHKH AI'AHTMKXT
For rent In the
"Traverton"
FIREPROOF.
X4TH ANM LANDON roiT.I'
Catering to people of refined tastes.
Apartment completely equipped for
housekeeping, up-to-date and comfort,
able.
TRAVKR
Phone Douglas lut.
BROS..
' iimiilit Nat.
Hk.
Bisnra ana Enni,
WANTED an elderly lady to room
n.i
board, one who needs) a good home and
care. Private, familv. Best of refer
ences. Hanscom park district. H. fniA2.
NICELY furnished room, with o.- with
out bogrd, for t: nice nelghlMirhood,
West Farnsm dlatrlct. Harney 637".
SiCAPlTOl, AVE Nice cool rooms.
Walking distance; good board. Doug
laa T370.
BOARJD and room for man and wife, or
two men; private family. Wih. 62!6.
WALKING WSTANCE. GOOD .MfeALci;
moala 14. at MA Howard St.
Heasekeeplaa Hoonna.
NO NTH 476S-Thre large steam-heated
unfurnished rooms; modern conven
lenoee; detached house; cpacloua lawn
four dollars. Adulta.
FARNAM, 2MC. two nle houaekceplng
rooitu, electricity, gas range
MUl'HHN, cool, clean housekeeping and
sleeping rooms; gas furnished; $2.6u and,
q 78. Red "4ce
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms
on first or second floor; very reason
able. 3Mt Dodge, Harney 7077.
Faralshea Kwoaaa
8TRICTLY modern, large tileciy fur
nished front room, facing Turner park,
lovely neighborhood; walking distance.
Harney 321.
2423 CA88 Nice cool rooms, modern,
walking distance. Very reasonable.
CM NO. 2TH-Cool
family, roasonaMo.
front
Red.
room,
1741;.
private
3 NICE, large, cool rooms, modern, new
furniture, nice neighborhood. Doug. 8431.
NICE cool room for one or two ladled,
very private, modern; board tf desired.
Nice neighborhood. Harnev 3337.
TWO nice rooma, modern home, walking
distance. Tyler 217g,
3 NICE, large rooms, close to Hanarom
park; private famliy. Harney 4422.
THE Colonnade, 2174 Harney: choice cool
rooms. Summer rates; breakfast free.
WU N. 13 D S nicely furnished rooms,
modem; housekeeping rooms also.
1TARNAM, 2661 Nice, new, strictly mod
ern rooms; shower baths. Single or
double.
Fernlsferal Hoesekeenlna; Rooms.
TWO new, modern, nicely furnished
rooms, Ideal for couple. 216 N. 2MLh Ave.
Harney 577.
Light lloasekeeplag Rooms.
COOL rooma, with aicove, kitchenette
furnished. Ogdeu Hotel Co., Council
Bluffs. Ia.
Heuaea sad Cottages.
North.
FOR RENT 2020 Bancroft St., 6-room
cottage; water, gas, largo yard for gar
den. Tyler 147g.
DUNDEE HOUBK. "
First class six-room house.
W. H. THOMAS & SON.
Douglas 1648. m State Bank Bldg,
SIX-ROOM, modern house, lovated at
f71fl Decatur Bu; will be vacant slay 1;
$28 per month. Phone H. wa
1122 Ho. 32d St., -r., all modern house. Ho.'
J23 Paciflo HU, 7-r., all modern house, f2A.
ion Grace St, 6-r., part mod. cottage, JI&.
sJ7 No. 32d St., 6-r., part mod. house, $10.
ALFRED C. KENNBOT CO..
Phone Doug. 722. 20 First Nat. Bank. o
liTH AND LATHROP, -rooni modern
house, la good condition. Inquire Web
ster' 74.
FOR RENT 7-rootn
U.H Parker St.
house, all -nodern.
LARQB modern brick resldenoe, ' isiul
Capitol Ave., $40. Telephone H. 4S84.
t ROOMS-AU
Hamey H.
modern. . tieniia park.
Soath.
FOB 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,
a Baker. Phones D4S2, 11317,
PARK. AVE. 2 U-room, strictly mod
ern home; large, beautiful, shady lawn:
newly decorated; oak floors; H-o0. Loyal
hotel, room 424.
WEST FARNAM lIHTRICTr-7-room
modern house, log S. 86th St. o
NEW, strictly modern 7-rooni house.
Mis 8. 10th. Phone D. 470 for par
ticulars. M laeellaaeoas.
$14 4-r., else, lights, well, cement base
ment. 115 6-r., modern except heat.
117 6-r.. upstairs, with heat, all modern.
131 6-r.. modern except heat.
H17.60 -r.. dougle house, sleeping porch.
126 7-r., modern except lights.
VA10-r., modern residence.
ijS Store room.
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
Douglas '13. Walnut 3037.
SIX WXIM8, MODERN,
Fiill two-story s-juare, nly
ono blorU
to 24tn line.
O'KEEPE P.EAL ESTATE CO..
101 Omaha National. iiglas
713
' Maggard's
Van and tilorags
Co. Call us for es
timates for mov.
lag. packing,
shipping. liU Webster L
Dougli
glas
Gordon Van Co. S?:
IV N. 11 th St
Tel D. $S4 or Web. 1SS1
FINE 6-room cottage, hot water heat,
all modern, nice home, $20 icr mo (in
cludes water). Move in and If ynu like It
ami surroundings will sell it for $w per
mo. payments. 4710 N. . Key first
dour north.
C W. EATON. IMS W.O.W. Bldg. D. 1022.
GlobeVan&Storage
Stores, mover, packs, ships; i-hor van
and I man, $1.26 per hi.; storage 12 per
mo. Eatlafactton guar. P. ZM Ty. 2TJ.
HER the Central Furniture Storea. FKEB
RENTAL M8T.
TTnuaca Crelgh Sons ft Co.. Bee Bidg.
UVUBiB , all parl o( ,Q Cty.
FOR KENT
Ws have a compute list of sll houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent
This list can be sesn free of charge at
Omasa Van ft Storage Co.. tot e. lsth St.
MEDICAL
HL'PTURK cured In few days
pain. Cal! or write Dr. Wray,
Bldg., Omaha. Kstahllshed lui.
without
jA Bee
o
PILES AND FISTU1.A CITRKD
without Sl'IUlU'AL OPERATION or
PAIN. NO DETENTION from BUSI
NESS. PAY when CURED. A wrlttnn
ijUARANTEK given in every case
treated. Patients must come to the office,
406-9-lu Omaha National bank, 17'.h aud
Fsrnam 6ls.
DR. WILLIAM CREIQHTON
M AX W ELL.
Twenty-eight years In Omaha. Graduate
of Bellevue Hospital Medb al college
New YorkJ'ity. N.Y.
A KMA NO - Really heips get rid of that.
pain in tne hack, l-ucn of rneumatlsn,,
nervousnasa. tired, sluggish feeling and
brings back that lost appetite, purifies
the blood and bui'ils up the entire ays.
tern. Just et"! a postcard to the Shella-
" "
r-jur.-i. ri.-ii ia ll r.r u.
Dr. K. R. Tarry co-es pile tutula and
other rectal Diseases without surgical
aperstlon. me suaranl-e I ind no
money paid unlll cured. Write for Imok
on rectal diseases with testimonials 11L
E. R. TABU Y. i40 Lee Bid..
I OH RK.VT
lloeaee a a tetfaaee.
MUrrllatron.
J. C. Reed g
I p. rax, BOTtnti
arklng 4k etoiese,
JOT Fa mam. n. 4144
MOUtHV (-room cottage. fJ6
266S iTatt. Omaha Realty Co.,
ied
mo.;
063.
i FIDELITY FKKE
rental
Phone Douglas 2S3 for complete Hat of
all vacant houses and apartment. also
for storage, moving, packing, shtplng.
jm
,M
modern storeroom. 60S North lti
street
low rer
nt. Conrad YOUng. 3J I
iPrandnls Theater.
Doug. 1471.
WOUHHN
office, opposite
O I. Strbhlns.
Loyal Hotel;
liiw rem
Nice Cool Office
With
Vault
Near Hie Elevator am. Ktaitl'J:.1!?' 'J .."'It1 "i .?n,1 "m.-
Electric Lieut Free
- - - - ;
The Bee.Building
Co.
Superintendent's, Office, Room
103.
WAXTKD TO BUT
Isle b-ys everything .'d hand. Tyler 111
OH tic b. furniture bought a no sola. 4,
C ReaJ. larj Karnampoug 1M
REAL ESTATE
FARM er H4KCH I.AKU9 FOR SALR
t'aliforuta.
Live Oak Colonies, none Better. W. T.
Pmlth Co. Itia-U City Nat. Rk. D. S1.
Call torn In.
CALIFORNIA LAND.
.All counties; catalogue free. Write C.
"' Wooster Co., I'heian Bldg., fian trsn
Cisco. Kstabllshtd 30 years.
HAVE TOU a'JIhM son BALE?
Write a good description of your land
and sand It to the Bleux City. la.. Journal.
' H?"1 Powerful W ant Ad
Medium. Twenty-live words eveiy Friday
evening, t-aturday morning and evsiy
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
tot one month, giving elxteen aos cn
twsive different uaya tor H; or 60 words,
f!j or 76 worda $. "
Largest circulation of anr Iowa news,
paper, 0,lM readers dally in four great
states.
Minnesota.
40, M OR 100 ACHES, good heavy soil. In
well settled Bart of Todd roumv u.-r. .
good roads, nvhools and churches; price
616 .to M per acre; terms. 11 per acia
cash, rnilaiice $i per acre a year until
land la paid for, 6 per cent interest
SCHWAB BKOS..
102S Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Mbwarl.
GOOD Bouth Miaaourt land on railroad.
In well selUed locality. HI per acre
email or large farms on easy teruia
Literature tree. D. Merrlam, Ellis, Ben
ton. Kansas City. Kansas
RCOTT-8 ULI KK IRRfOATKH LAND.
No. 66 - 80 acres of good luand. all prairie,
no improvements nor fences. Place is
somewhat rolling. Is practically all Inl
:atK and is a mighty fine place for a
man who wonts to go to work and fix up
an Irrigated form according to his own
Ideas, it is only two miles from a good
town on the Burlington Railroad and is
In a splendid nelg)Uorhood. Price o per
acre. ill consider exchange for good
town residence property.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
"tre Flock. Omaha,
COUNTRY HOME, NEAR OMAHA.
111,000 buys a highly improved farm,
consisting of about 61 acres located on
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-mlnute's ride. Good water sys
tem, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay, nice large beautiful shade
trees and all klnda of shrubbery and
about 10 acres of natural timber, making
a beautiful park. This Is an Ideal propo
sition for handling thoroughbred stock of
any kind. Living spring fit pasture.
. C. R. COMBtf.
115 Brandelg Theater Bldg. Omaha. P.
FOR SALE-ISO acres In Perkins countvT
Nebraska. M. Murphy, Owner. Larch-wood.-
la.
' KINE CATTLE RANCH,
3.130 acres of the best rsnch land in
Nebraska, not n rod of sand on the place,
all good hard land, a little more than 4m
acres In cultivation, balance verv best
of itaature and wild hay. The piace li
well watered nnd has good timber shelter
for stock In the winter. Hpltiulld set of
new improvements and another set suit
able for tcl'ant. This place is onlv 11
miles from Gordon, Hherldan county, a
fine town on the Northwestern rallroaJ.
and !s one of the beat cattle propositions
In tho country. Owner will consider a
farm In eastern Nebraska or western
Iowa In exchange, or will make good
terms for cash.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Flock. Omaha,
Newt urk.
NEW YORK FARM. .
18 acres, only mile from CaiiHiv
dalgua. Ontario county. Tills beautiful
farm Is in the garden spot of New York
and Is a splendid well-krpt-up, fertile
farm; &i acres are In timothy, 75 acres
In a splendid stand of alfalfa that brings
about double what alfalfa does In Ne
braska: 20 acres in oats, 30 In field peas.
17 in beans. 25 acres wheat, 4 acres corn,
J', acres potatoes. Tim buildings on this
farm look like a little village and cost
not less than 12O.U00. This Is a fine home
farm and a big moneymaker and ran be
bought on good terms for $150 per acre.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Block. Omaha.
M I aeel laavfeona.
TO SELL LAND
quickly and profitably, you must reach
those whe are at the present time lucst
mterestedl In farm lands.
The Iowa farmer la today the best farm
land prospect in the United State The
Dcs Moines lapltal with 24C.&I0 dally
readers can put your proposition squarely
before a larger number of these live
cicspects than ny other Iowa news
paper. Our circulation ia guaranteed tti
lariekt In Iowa. We will Insert a to word
nil lo davs for onlv tl.'M (add 6c for each
additional word). Our regular price Is lo
per word per day. You save 60c on this
offer. To xell your land tomorrow, send
your ad lodey to
THE DKS MOINFP CAPITAL,
70S WALN UT ST. DES MOINES. I A.
REAL ESTATR LOANS
WE ARE always in funds to make good
farm and 'itv loans
PBTKRS THIJ8T CO.,
18i2 Farnam Ht.
FARM LOANS 6 PERTKNT.
TOLANU ft TRUMBULL. 443 Bee Bldg.
IKO TO llo.Oiw maoe oromplly. F. D.
Weed. Wead Bid.. IMh and I'arnani Sta
CITY and farm
loans, a. 6vt. 4 per osbL
J. 11. Iiumont ft
41H .Stats Bsnk.
OMAHA hoioeb Kaat Nebraska faruia
' O'KEKl' E RKj
1l Omaha Nstlnnal
O-KEKFE KIlAL BMTATK CO..
l-hene OouKlas fTll
I WASTED-1 Itv loai.t and warrants. V.
FsrnsT Smltli ft . 1.12ft larnam St.
tl'E us fh'tt for farui loans 11
Neb. UnltiHl StMtea Truat Co.
eujltrrn
Omaha.
CITY LOANS. C. O Carl berg,
Tlft-a',2 Brandela Tneater Bldg.
j jCITY
, W.
proper! y.
II. Thomas,
Large lt,ans a xpe, lulty.
, 2jh State Bank Bldg.
' HOSKY on band for city and larm loans
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIST real ratats snd rentals with
ELSON P.. E CO.. 301 'm Nat l
pox.
Bank.
R EAI . ESTATE A t R E A (i K
A Bargain
& room modern hungaiow, hot water
heat, electric lighted and bath, shades
IIH-lune,. isrse garage, 1 acres
grapes and 2 acrea 111 small fruits Fi
1 )arllcuiars ana pric e can iienson 243. . V
lAmea Ave.
I
Sl MM Ell HKhOIlTS
Manfr Rriorli.
RIVERMOOR
A SELECT COIAONY ON
THE SOUTH SHORE
SCITUATK. MASSACHUSETTS
This lovely shore resort Is located at the
etui of the road on the southerly end of
Third Cliff. tcltuate. Mass.
It Is a' out a miW from the station and
toe iwn. airecuv on me ocean ironi. ami
icomn - atids an unobstructed view up and
li.v... .,.. , ,.. ... H-hee
;ir iir, iu.lan.ts .11 mini, I and bills
'in the distance. lloattuK. betbuig and
fishing may be en.lnyed and Cannes and
, motor bums are used on the North river,
whero trips up the river for fifteen mile
tmny l" taken. A branch store and post
office arc located here, and many of the
'cottsfes have telephones
The town has good stores where all aup-
r oil.. .... ,.T,Min,l lVh fish and
.-nitiiii'i iinin pit , i.r innn n , . , i " ' 1 J
hotir and the livery stable service Is good.
! .Ml the co'tascs are new. with modern
.conveniences, inc'iidlng excellent town
I water, baths, fireplaces, sleeping porche
1 and rses. The houses are large, with
I large rooms having windows on two and
. threo stiles.
' All floors are of the best hard pin.
well Mnithcd. The rooms are fully fur
nished exrep for bed and table linen and
sliver J he furniture la of the plain mis
sion type. All beds sre of plan white Iron
with best National springs and combina
tion mattresses. Klanketa. guilts ' and
pillows are supplied. The pantry and
kitchen are generously furnished, the
range Is a Cabinet tlienweod. and Ue
china a set of matched willow ware. ,
There are no houses to compare with
these In cleanllnesa, equipment, comfort
and convenience.
Rental range from $.100 to J"ft. for a
four months' lease.
No dissatisfied tenants have ever sum
mered here. The houses will be shown
at any time.
Apply to the Owner.
GEORGE
F. WELCH
SCITUATE. MASS. o
KE.Ui ESTATE ACREAUK
2 Acrt'S,
4-ltoom House
Joining nenson. between Msiu street
and Military avenue; fine road, rl :h gar
den land: all In alfalfa (heavy crop).
Price, II. W0, SlOO cash, balance IIS per
month.
HAHTINOS HEY DEN. 1614 Harney St.
REAL ESTATE XOIITH SIDE
BAttOAIN IN
HiailT-KOOM
HOUSE
This house is beautifully located, right
on car line, on a high, beautifully ter
raced corner lot. facing east.
Plenty of Urge shade trees and some
fruit. , ,
House is heated by hot water and Is
otherwise mndnrn throughout.
TKRMS: PK
ANCtl LIKE
CAKH.
RE-NT.
BA1,-
Call Walnut W2 tonight after o'clock.
Cull Uouglas 2& any time today.
k. r. wricmt,
New Bungalow
North of Bemis
Park
3510 Reward St.; new, modern, complete;
hardwood finish; cleverly arranged; good
sized rooms i plenty of windows; beat
plumbing, heating and lighting equip
ment; full cellar and high attic; attractive
within and without; on high ground on
paved street; south front lot 40x132: only
two blocks from Harney car. Price $:i,50.
Terms. You cannot beat It for the money.
AKM STRONG -WA LSI I 00.
Tyler I63t. Plate Bank Bldg.
Five-room house, all modern except
heat; has all been remodeled and In
good condition; will sell at a bargain.
Located at 4003 N. 3tith St. Call for ap
pointment and will show you this. Phone;
Residence, Webster 4sK6; office, Douglas
11W.
Traver Bros.
06 Omaha National P.ank Bldg.
8-ROOM SNAP
All modern home, 5 rooma down stairs,
3 bed rooms on id floor; cemented base
ment; first class furnace; storm windows
and screens; paved street; paving all
paid; fine location, I blockg from lothrop
echool; price t2,7W, $M0 cash, balance
easy payments.
C. G. OARLBERG,
372 Brandrls Theater BldR.
6 ROOMS, all modem. In the north part
of the city; $2,hoo. Terms: $160 cash and
$26 monthly. Walnut 1400. 1
REAL ESTATE SOUTH HIDE
Exchange Your
Cottage or Lot
Brand new, strictly modern -r. bunga
low; LIVING room across front of houae;
DlNINO ROOM has window sest. plate
rail; panel wall and bookcases; Hi' N"
room has four windows; can be used sa
bed room; LAKOK KITCHKN: TWO
'BED ROOMS and bath cn second floor;
rooms finished In oak; oak floors through
out the house; FULL CEMENT BAKK
MKNT. with laundry faculties and floor
drain; guaranteed furnace; DANDY COR
KBH LOT. 60k13S; paved street: close to
Windsor school and car For price and
appointment to see this dandy bungalow,
see
Rasp Bros.
106 McCggue Bldg.
l.'ougias P&(.
A BARGAIN
In West liunscom Tark, bungalow. Si
rooms and enclosed aleeping porch, '
nesriy finished, oak finish first floor, .
pine and birch finish second floor snd 1
f. replace, houae all complete with storm 1
windows and screens and lighting fix- 1
turee. for S3.jiaj.
Make on at polntinent with owner and 1
builder to see It. Harney 7618
Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
ran he tented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent" Ad.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Beautiful New 7-
Room House Near!
Country Club For ;
j Sale by Owner. '
j Reasonable First j
j Payment Balance !
;Like Rent.
, Tills house is modem t hrougnoiit snd l
I buill of the best materials: the principal
; room arc finished in oak: the living
room, wl.lch la veiy l.irge, las a Uauii
ful brli k flret lace There are luill-in
cioacta. canineis ano ci.ests all oyer the
house; tie baseuunt has a K'mmI cement
floor; ttie House is neateu ny furnace.
of I There is Plso an automatic
'ir ! heater. Tne house facea ra
gas hot water
eaat. 4a '-j block
from est and I located in one of
mm ha a most beautiful new residem
districts, for fuller Information telephone
Wul. 1343 after t:3 p. ill. thia evening or
tomorrow.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Reports of Crop Damife in Indiana
and Ohio Send Wheat Prices
Up a Cent.
CORN WAVERS ON T1IE EDGE
OMAHA, May iO. U'16.
Crop damage reports from both Indiana
and ' hlo tends wheal market up Vfilc.
Coin sella ,c higher to We lower and
oat unchanged to Vc higher.
Instead ot a loss f fcn.utMM) bushels of
wheat In Kansas, and which was claimed
on Monday and Tuesdsy of this week
because of the dry weather, seme of the
crop experts In that state believe that
the deterlorttlrn for tho hole crop may
possibly amount to W.iW.iio bushels,
woult mean another bumper crop, tak
ing the winter and spring wheat yields
on the wh le.
A meevage from New York in referring
lo the export atoatlon there paid that
some of tho exporters who wre good
holla a few davs ago are now wavering
in their belief and that there Is wheat
In various poaliion. offered by exporters
who eru desirous of eelltna It Slid taking
a chance of securing wheat a Utile later
at a lower price than now prevails
Clenranc ware: Wheat and flour equal
to l.'.Tl.OvO bushels; corn, 2N,X bushels;
oats. 1. 125,000 bushels
Liverpool spot: Wheat, unchanged to
Sd lower; corn, unchanged to Vd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were hM.Otiu
bushel and shipments bushels,
sgatnst rwelpts of STK.ono bushels and
shipments of (KS.OiO bushels last year.
Primary win receipts were &4.000 bush
els snd shipments Hi.0U0 bushels, against
receipts or 414. OHi bushels and shipments
of !! bushels Isst year.
Primary oats receipts were iAi.Onb bush
els and alilpments 7J1U10 bushels, against
receipts of A.iUKJ bushels and shipments
of 47,iO bushels last year
CARLOT RECE1PTH.
W heat.Corn.Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis
luiluth
Omaha
Kansas City .....
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Males reported
today: Wheal No. 3
hard winter: 4 cars. $1.47H: cars. $1.4'
No. II hard winter: 1 cars. $1.4tP. No.
4 hard winter: 1 car. $1.46. No. i spring:
1 car. $1.41. No. mixed: 1 car, ll.V.Vi.
No. 3 mixed durum: t car, $1.46. Corn
No. 3 white: 1 car. Tl4c; 1 car. 71c No.
r white: 1 'car. 704c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car,
72c. No. S yellow: i cars. 7lVkc: J car.
71c. No. i mixed: 1 car, high color, 7Wo;
6 ears, 70'n. No. 3 mixed: I cars, near
white, 7tHo; T oars. 7k No. 6 mixed: 1
car. !'v. No. mixed: 1 car. near
whit. tV4o; 1 car. 68e. tats No. I white:
3H cars. 4,c. No. 4 white: 1 car, 4ac
1 car. 4'c. Rample: i car. 464c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. t
Turkev, ll.4Wgn.48H; No S turkey, $l.47
147H; No. 1 hard. 1.4i.4j)l 47W: No.
hard. 1.4j'lfl4'-4: No 4 hard, tl.40tjri.46;
No. 3 spring, I.'.I4; No. 1 durum, $1.44
X146; No. S durum, 1.4Jtfl.44. Corn: No.
3 white, 71'y&,Wc: No. white. 7ly7H,o;
No. 4 white, 70ty7lc; No 6 white, TOVfi
70V4c; No. white. lOfJOe: No. 3 yellow,
71tr72c; No. 3 yellow, Tl3TlHo; Mp. 4
yellow. Wtgnc; No. 6 yellow, 70;j'?W;c :
No. i yellow, 7tlOV4,; No. 3 mixed, 70
70ifcc; No. 8 mixed, UMi'frTOr; No. 4 mixed.
W'4l4kc: No. 6 mixed. tiHtc; No.
mixed, QWc. Oats: No. 3 white, 4Vfafr
60c: standard, 40 wst'e ; No. S white,
4'uM9i4c; No. 4 White. 4tiV4Me. Barley:
Malting. OajjTOo; No. 1 fted. 6t7c. Rya
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Kratnrea of tke Trsillni and 4 loalua
Prteea an Monral nt 1 male.
CH1CAUO, May iSl. Chances or black
rust todajr tended to make wheat ad
vance, but the talk of a declaration of
war by Italy formed something of n
check out h ebulls Them arkct closed
unsettled. Njflc above last night. Coin
finished with a net gain of 'a'uc to V,
oats varlng from a shade on to ijc up
snd provisions at a rise of 10trt3te
Kansas reports that owing to nccsslve
rain the development of Mack rust was
only a step distant received attention
from wheal speculators snd was largely
Instrumental in causing the bulge that
Marted almost as soon as trading began.
Around Wichita 111 pellicular, red rust
w as said to be common. Worse crop dam- !
age reporta from India than any here- I
tofore did much to Increaae bullish senti
ment. Highest prb'ea of the day, though,
came after the Issuance of an official
bulletin announcing that the crop pros
pert for Missouri had been lowered 2J
points slni Msy I.
Italian war talk had most effect on
the wheat market lust before the close.
A good deal of selling took place owing
to apparent likelihood of nn outbreak of
hostilities overnight.
Corn responded to the wheat bulge and
to the fact that the weather had become
a little adverse Besides cables were firm
ando ash demsnd somew list enlarged from
the east.
In osts the smallness of country offer
ings tightened the May option. On thai
other hand, auspicious crop reports
weakened the later months.
Italv's probable entrance upon war had
exactly the opposite effect In the provi
sions market than was the esse concern
ing wheat. Provisions went sharply
higher owing to the belief that a heavier
exoort demand would result
Futures rsnged as follows:
Article! Open. I High. I Low. Close. ITes y.
Whaatl
1 61 ! 1 52S
1 2ft I 1 :i
May.
July.
Corn.
May.
July.
J 61
1 2t I
I
73',i
76HI
I
61 I
t'il
1 6.1 1
1 tfl
I
TVi
76l
61
1 M
1 :'o'
"3S
7,tJ
7:1',
70'
Oats.
May.
July . I
61
4T4
61
60
17 !-"
1H 22
S ISO
3 ,'
rork
I I
July.
17 sfi
U 30
is a
IS (6
) 17 7.il It 22VV
Pept.
I 18 27 SI IS 66
Lard. I
July. I
Sept. I
Rlhs. 1
65 1 TTv H. I J 75
gift! 10 00 I 7l 10 00
10 62h1 10 no j 10 624I 10 no
10 76 I 10 Hi I 10 K'V 10 Nft
I
July.
Sept.l
I 10 41
I 10 71
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat; No. ! red.
No 3 hard. tl.H1tl.64. Corn: No. 2
veliow, 7Sc; otnera nominal. n. o.,.
wnlte. 6&(f62i,'i standard. 6:V(1"-Jc. Bye:
No. 3. $1.1. Barley; TSUWSc. neeu: umoiny,
KmSR- clover $K 6uiirlL76. Provisions.
Pork. .17.85:. lard. ".Bt; ribs. t.7W
. ,,, T. ,.w,'
io.in4.
iu;ttkr 1
Higher: creamery, ilfl.'.c-
KOOSIcwer: reoeliita, l,."s. ease l
Ik eases Included, iiiiisc; oruiiiau
firsts, 1ktl7c: firsts. l.iilo.
POTATtW.Blxlwer; iwtiiup, !
Michigan and Wisconsin, red. Jfiaic,
Michigan and Wisconsin, white, .cm 4-w
10U1.TKY Alive, unchanged; fowls, l.n.
Cofsi Wheat Regrlon Holletln.
At Omaha, for the twenty-four hours
ending at 6 a. m.. 76th meridian time.
Wednesday. May . 1916:
STATIONS OV OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. tiain
DlMtrlot. High. Low.
fall.
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
'loudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
loudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Foggy
Raining
( 'loudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
Ashland, Ntib.. 44 4.1
Auburn. Neb... 47 40
.24
.64
.26
.M
.41
.04
.30
.32
2
.20
.).
.14
.13
.73
.M
1.66
.At
.3
.47
.KH
.35
112
for
Broken Bow ... 39 36
Columbus, Neb .. K
Pulbertaon. Nb. 41 31
Palrbury, Neb. 48 Z
Fairmont. Neb. 4:1 r
Or. Island. Nh. 41 S:i
Hartlngton. Nh 47 X,
Hastings, Neb.. 44 :tk
Holdrege. Neb. 41 :w
Lincoln. Neb... 44 40
No. Platte, Nb 3(1 34
Oakdale, Neb.. 42 36
Omaha, Neb ... 44 f
Tekamah. Neb. 46 as
Valentine, Nb. 34 32
Alta. la 44 XH
Carroll, Ia 44 37
Clartnda, la.... 47 40
Blbley, la 43 37
Sioux C3lty. la, 42 42
Ijowsst temperature
period ending at I a.
Temperature Is
m.
slightly higher
throughout the corn
and wheat belt.
Heavv and killing frosts occurred in
North Dakota. Rains -were general In
all portions of the belt during the Isst
twenty-four hours, and falls exceeding
one Inch occurred at a number of sta
tions In Nebrsska. Kansas. Iowa, Mis
souri Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky.
L. A. WKIjSH.
Tjoral Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
New York General Market.
NKW YORK, May 20,-SUQAR-IU w,
firm; centrifugal, 4.83c; molasses, 4.islc:
refined, steady. Sugar advanced ltiS
points early on buying prompted by the
firm spot market.
BUTThIR Firm; receipts, 4.4 tubs;
creamery extras 182 score), T7V-; cream
ery (higher Scoring. 2tJ 23V i firsts, 26
4 27c; seconds, 2b(l'4lc.
10OGS Demoralised; lecelpts. 24.(Ul
Csses; fresh gathered extras, iU4u'22r;
storage packed, extra firsts, 2tiClc; firsts,
1WUUK-; regular packed extra firsts, 19V'l
JIN'; firsts, UHu'lBc: nearby hennery whites,
fine to fancy, 22&24k-; nearby hennery
brown, 22c.
CUKES 10 Unsettled; receipts, 3.44T.;
state whole milk fresh specials, ttVttr
17V,c; slate whole milk, average fancy,
17ai7'4C.
POl.LTRY Uve. fit in: chickens,
.broilers. Saroe''; fowls, 19c; turkeys ,12c.
Dressed, dull: western froien roasting
chickens, 174122c; fresh fowls, Icel, 14fl7c;
fresh turkeys, Iced, l.'Kfl"21r.
Kaasas 4'lty firaln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. May 2O.-WHF.AT-N0.
2 hard, tl.47HWI 4; No. S red. 31.46;
May, $1.40; July, tl.lfS(rl.l!e; September,
$1 14V
CORN No. 2 mixed. 734fi4i ; No. 3
white. 74tec; No. 2 yellow, 74Vjc; No. 3,
73H4f74p; May, 71c; July, 73V; Septem
ber, 7r7,c.
OATS No. 2 white, :HMVjc: No. 3
mixed. WitUX
MCTTFH Creamery, 2bc; first. 4c;
seconds, tie- packing, !.
ECUS-Firsts. 16W. ; aeconds, lie.
POULTRY Hens, 14c; roosters,
turkeys, 'V.
lOo;
Ht. I.oals liraln Market.
ST. LOI'IS. Mo., Msy 20. Wll F.AT No.
J red, tl 4ftfi1.4K,; No. 2 hard, tl.621rl.6-.;
May, $1 15V,. July, $1.21.
(ViltN-NV. 2, 7f.Vr-; No. 2 white. 77";
Mav, Ke; July. "6S
OATH No. 2, 4ic; Nu. 2 white. 6S4c
COPY
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Good Rim of Cattle Finds Ready
Sale at Higher Prices Than
Lait Week.
SHIPPER HOGS A NICKEL HIGHER
tOl Til OMAHA. Msy M. 1M5
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. 84heeP.
Official Monilay .(! 11 H.7 6.37
Official Tuesday 6 .- IMA' 2,"2
Official Wednesday.... 4.om W.'t 1.74-H
Ksllmate Thursday ... 2.7UO k.l
r our .:iys this week. 1H.WJ 47.i.'l
fame davs last week lT.K'i 3i.0l 11.!5
fame davs 2 wk ago.2l.7: 40.2ST l.Wt
Hame days 3 wks. ag.:ti4 4!.'.xW I7
i'lnn dava 4 wka ago.JO.TTl 37 .W4 ,.!
Name days Isst ear..l0iW2 W.2T7 .'l...l
The following table shows the receipts
of rattle, hogs and sheep at the Ho itli
Omaha live stock maiket for the year
lo date, us compared with last year:
lUI.Y 1sl4 Inc. Ie-.
Cattle 4?.Tli X'S.IOJ 74.0
Hogs I.'.M.SW I.Uw.KM 22:1,330
.beep DIl.ikM e!.673 6s,5
The following table shows the averAgo
price for hoga at the 8011th Omaha live
stock market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. I liio. 1314 112 1H2 . 19ll .HHP. l".
Msv
7 r4kl H 24i
I I 631
tUi UUI
Msy
7 2f,Si 3 r 3 261
6 Kt 1 7 00
8 Ml T7I t 4
Msv
Msy
May
May
Ms
Msy
Mav
May
iy
Msy
Mav
Msy
T 11, a m
7 UWi ' I 14
7 44
1 an
IU IK
t 97
t
3 M
T Ml I 7l!
1 6 1 77!
7 221,1
I in
I 30
7 rti
T N'l: I 16
3 34
7 6A 7
7 it 1 n
7
7 oi
7 2D4 t lW t 14
I 6 061
3.1
7 11 16i
1 44 t ;
So 7 04
? 4."N J t S
66
M
7 o
7 4K1,
I S3i 2' I 7 601 R IM1
1 11
J 0
t IB
W
M
s 2il 3 241 7 t (M
t 30)
2 2fi
g W 7 Sl w
.May 1H.
Mav IS
7 27', 3 301 7 6 t 4! 44
7.26 H 33 In 3l 6 7l 33
T 31 I $ IM 3N 7 60 6 73' 3
May30.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stook
at the I'nion ntock Tarda, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p, n.
yesterday;
RTCEIPTW CARS.
Cattle Hogs. Kheep.H'ses.
C. M. A
Ft. P.
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
t
1
1
30
6
23
3
3
6
I'nion Pacific
C.
C.
A N. W., east... 6
ft N. W.. west... 27
rt. P., M. O..
H. Q., east... 4
H. 4k asst... M
It. 1. P.. east. 1
Illinois Central
1
Total receipts ...121
S6
P1SI"08IT10N II KAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris 4 Co
Swift ft Co
376
T23
SIS
&27
7(3
1.164
1.407
1.047
364
930
Cudahy Parking Co....
Armour A Co
Sch waits ft Co
.1. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co....
W. B. Vansant Co
Her. Ion, Vansant & L. ..
F. H. Lewis
J. H. Bulla
670
16
31
4
I
14
HI
M
25
11
3
41
12
11
11
12
3
S3
120
I.. K. Hubs
Kellogg
Sullivan Bma
Rothschild ft Krehs....
Mo. ft Ksn. Calf Co....
Christie
II IKS Ins
Huifman
Roth
Meyers
Tanner Broa
John Harvey
Other buyers
Totals 3.040 6.180 670
CAl'T(.l-Re-eipte were fairly liberal
for a Thursday, but the quality of the
offerings was not quite as good as It
was the fit at half of the week. The
market for the most part wag active and
desirable grades, both heavy ana ligni
found a ready sale at steady to strong
prices. Medium and common cattle were
in very Indifferent demand and bard to
move at steady figures. Best yearlings
sold Ul around 3M.7&. and heat of tl
heavy cattle around $.Srt. As compare)
with a week ago the good yearlings and
lightweight steers are lk'OXa higher, while
bulk of the heavy cattle and medium
weights show an advance of lOff'so for
the week. Notwithstanding the liberal
supplies, the demand has been healthy
and the undertone to the market strong
throughout.
Business in stock cattle and feeding
steers has been light ail week. Both sui
nlv and demand has boen comparatively
limited, and, while strictly choice offer
ings, both heavy and light sell about ss
well as a week ago, the general market
for both stock rattle and feeding steers
Is rinht at uOo lower than ten days or two
weeks ago.
Quotations nn rattle: Good to cholre
yearlings. Ht.4Ku9 0o; good to choice corn
fed beeves, $. 2fi..'i; fair to good oorn
fed beeves, $a.00mi.2: common to fair
cornfed beeves, $7.6M(.00; good to choice
heifers, l?.!i-s.l; good to choice rows,
ld.Mfu7.00; fair to good cows, $j.764NU
conunon to fair cows, $-1.7.'aft.75: gxd to
choice stockers and feedera, $7.jOt7.Ho;
fair to good stockers and feeders. 17.00??
7. bo, common to fslr stockers and feed
ers. f.uorrri.M); stock heifers, 36.00U7.00;
stock cows, t-',.7f trt.76; stork calves, $660
Ui; veal calves. $8 OW10.76: fat hull"
stags, etc., to-6U'(j7.26; itiKlt bulls, t.0t"9
7.UU.
Representative sles:
No.
t...
IS...
21...
7...
4...
M ..
10...
II ..
It...
14...
II .
I ..
3...
I..
I ..
3..
4 ..
A. Pr.
No.
.13..
:..
j .
IT..
..
14. .
Av.
. . loan
..in
. .1174
..mm
..isst
. .1141
IIM 7 11
I V,
I
I H
40
I ,
3 6S
74
1IM
7 311
7 u
T H
T r.
vi
I 1
BB
till
1141
in
.1104
SI..
24
STEERS AND HKlr EhS.
.0M
7 W
t AO
I U
17.,
16
IS.
.HIT
it
.107
. 744
. 677
40
I TU
I Tl
2
71
HEIFERS.
1 4 t
M T 31. t
sos 7 40
CALVES.
540 1. X
UC1IM 1 ....
7M
440
7 M
, 17 IS HI
1UWU
FEEDErtf
loou 7 to
HIT 7 M
STO' Ki'.hii AN I
IM 7 Pi I
475 7 24 21
HOOK-Supplie
eighty -five cars.
were light, only about
or 6,7iO head U-itig re-
ported. This ia the smallest Thursday
run received lor a long time. Total for
the four days is 47.023 head, being 16,000
larger than lat Week, and t.Ono heavier
tl an a year ago.
Shiters did not get In u very heavily
this niornln. but whst hogs were bought
i w -re lrcv n nickel hlnher. the bulk
T ttieli purchases being msile srnunil
t7.H(V,i;7.:i6. Although several loads reached
this latter figure no one was able t
beat It.
1's kers refused at first to follow the
lead of the shippers and their early offers
were lust strong. Hellers had the advan
tage of a 1'cht supply though and In
the end packors made their first pur
chases fully a nickel higher. Even then
some sellers were unwilling to cut loose
snd as oomr-etitlon wss keen, prices
strengthened up before the close, end
some sale" looked ss much as Milr
higher. I ackers discriminated against
the htg heavy kinds again today, anil
as a few binds of this a rt were still un
sold after the rest of the stuff hsd been
cshd, the trade wound up In rather dull
shape.
The M string landed at 17.80. but theie
was a good showing sa high as I7.3C, the
ton. and a sprinkling of weighty bogs
dwn to 17 3R. The rsnge was the nsi -rowest
fir some time.
AT.
.44:1
Jt
. M
CIS
Sti rr. Ko
Ml 7 Ti an
St as.
.. m sr.
.. t rtt 7.
.. iiTi, 77.
Sta. Tr.
1SS 7 3s
ISO 7 ,
its 7 ; 1
... TW,
w in
Hill
31
nt
7 W ill ,
t 30
.m7 is
IM HI
!4HKK.P-Not enough sheep or lambs
showed up this morning to make a mar
ket, only two loads ot clipped lambs be
ing reoelved Tradera did not have much
trouble getting together on theni, and
they aold before ft o'clock at a figure
which compared wllh the price paid for
a part of the ssme consignment yetet
day aa being anyway a dime higher. One
of the loads received this morning wss
mad up of the tailenda of a six-load
shipment. The big end of the twe bunches
moved at to. SO. aa compared with gs.ta
for the aame stuff Tuesday and Wednes
day. Receipts today were estimated at (Vn
head, bringing the week's total up to
.iifif head. This la smaller than lam
week's light run by over head, and
Is less than half aa large aa a year ago.
The total for the four days of this week
Is the smallest for any similar period
since June, 1913. when only .ft7 head
showed up.
Uuotatkms on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
light, tm.smejlj.ltl; lambs, heavy, $10 2it
W ; lambs, shorn. x.oft.A0: yearlings,
light, $0 26tM.76: yearlings, heavy. t fVii
9.26; wethers, good to choice. l6(rft(
wet
triers, fair to good. $.(smi.60; ewes.
good to choice,
good. t7.sXVftg.O0.
tn.00Sit.90; ewea, fair to
No. Av. Pr.
96 shorn lambs . 6
1KI cull shorn lambs at 7 36
el 8011th Oakota shorn lambs.... ',$ i
18 ekiuth Dakoto shorn lamb.... 74 . 9 9"
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKKT
Cattle 4 aaettlea rlloers gtroaa
Shee lrrearalar.
fUHCAOO. Mar 10. CATTLli Reoeinls.
t.dno hesd: market unsettled; native beef
etrcra. t6.804iA.26; western steers. 36.1 M
7.M; cows and heifers, $a.2latr3.70: calve.
t.60fr36.
HOOS Reoelnla 33.000 hesd: market
strong. Co higher: bulk. t7.toaT7.a: llsht.
t 407.70; mixed, $7 361.70; heavv. 37.154
7.60; rough, t7.l6jrr.30; pigs, t8.vttf".40.
Bllt.l'.l1 AN ) LAM Ba itaoeint a g.OOS
head; market Irregular; sheep, t7.4n4tt.40;
lambs, t7.76isri0.10.
St. I.eela Uve Stack Market.
ST. LOnS. Msv I CATTI JTi n-
celpts, LOOO hesd: market lower; native
beef steers, t7.6o7fo.00; yearlings, steers
nd heifers, tatuag.30: rows and heifers.
f&OPfia.&O; stockers and feders, tH.flOa.16;
souMiern steers. t&.3u4a.tO; eowa and
heifers, 4 orft: native calves, t.00fr0o.
HOteB Becelpts, 7,100 head; market
higher: pigs and lights: H.7Mf7.70: mixed
snd butchers, $s.604j7.6; good heavy. P W
(l7.t0.
8HBKP AND LAMB8- Reeelnta 4.S4I
head; market strong: tillnned muttons.
t6.60ti7.36; clipped lambs, $il.60(fi.SJ; clip-
pea yearungs. gT.eX0W.lo: spring lamb.
tlO.OCCj01.60.
Kaaaas City Llva Stark Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mar 2a CATTI.lO-lie-
celpts, L600 head; market steady; prime
red steers. H.76trv.36: dressed beef steers.
ta.OOraa.76; western steers. t7.764g.6;
stockera and feedera, t6.7Mle.06; bulls, $i.;i
n.00; calves, trt.6OU0.7ii.
tUMJS Reoslpts. 4.000 head; market
higher; bulk, $7.4ojf7.60i heavy. I7.40fi7.4fi.
packers and butchers, $7.&7.M); light.
7.40r7.60: plgrs, t6-ffif 4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, i.QOl
head: market staedy; lambs, to4Tll2.:
yearlings t3.004j.76; wethers, $7.(Ofl4.70;
ewes, t-7MiH.60.
leag City Live Btoek Market.
RIOITX CTTT. Ia,, May 20. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,200 head: market steady; na
tive steers. t7.36fN.U: butchers, lotWi.li:
calves, I7.00fi10.00; bulla, stags, etc.. IS.Solf
6.76.
HOGS riecelpts, 3,600 head; market r4t
lOo higher; heavy, 37 r."W7.26; mixed, t7.20
7 22S,; light, t7.KKjj7.aO, bulk Of sales, 37.20
7.26.
SHEEP AND LAM BS-Not quote.! '
Ut. Joeegih Live Slock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 30. CATTLB-lle-oeipts,
l,4i0 head; market strong: seers.
I7.ntti.0fe oows and heifers, $4oirtW.76;
cslves. t8 00r$60.
IKK18 Itecelpts, 4.000 head: market
higher; top, $7.46; bulk of sales, r.664
7.62W.
SHICF.P AND LAMBS Receipts. S,St
head; market strong; lambs, $10.0011.26.
4 offer Market.
S'BA YORK. Msy 20 COFFER-The
market for coffee futures opened at an
advance of 4 to S points on some scat
tered covering and a little fresh buying
which seemed to be promoted by the
smaller Interior Santos receipts and an
Idea that the scattering short Interest
had been well liquidated on the recent
decline. Rather aggressive selling by one
of the local traders caused a sharp break
during the middle of the day. but the
market firmed up again aa soon aa these
offerings had been absorbed and closed
net unchanged to points higher. Sales
were 34.600 bags. May and June, t.6tlr;
July. t.49c; August, 8.63c; September, .5c;
October. I.6O0; November. 4.64x Decem
ber, .7c: January, 6.73c; February, 4.7c;
March, 6 86c; April, fl.Mc. Spot, quiet:
Rio 7a. ",; Santo 4a, Ote. Cost and
freight offers from Santos were about
unchanged, but some of the offers from
Bio were reported a shads tower. Mllrels
prices In Braiil were unchanged. Kto
exchange was l-32d higher.
Omaha liar Market.
HAY Prairie: The supply on the mar
ket Is reduced to thirty care. There Is
not a car nn tha market that will grade
better than 1 to 3 and very little that
will grade that good. Nearly all ef the
hay that la here Is no grade. Receipt a
are running very light on all reads. Fol
lowing la the range of values here: Choice
upland, none here. $73 00; No. 1. none
here, gl2.0oa2.60: No. 2, W.uufrtOOO; No.
3. t6.otKrr7.00; choice midland, none here.
112.60; No. L none here, tH 60trl3.00; No.
2. tK.OtXnlii.0O: No. 3. t6 0"T7.00; choice low
land, none here. $10ncjll.liO: No. 1. none
here. tl0.0u10.60; No. 2, t700T.00; No.
3, $4 Xbl.0u.
STRAW None on the market. Choice
wheat Is quotsbl at t6.6rxfj6.00.
ALFALFA Demsnd light. One Tar on
the market and about five In storage.
Nothing good. Choice alfalfa Is quotable
st IIOwy.H.W; No. 1, fi:.Util3.i0; No. 2.
t4.0b4rlo.0O.
Ittea Market
NKW YORK. May JO. COTTON sn,n
nulet; middling upland, t.75c. Ssles, '."i
bale.
Cotton futures opened steady: Mm
8 22c; July. .41c; October. .77c; Decem
ber. t.9Hc; January. 10:.
The cotton market closed firm at a net
advance of from IS to 30 points.
Cotton futures closed firm; May. i..Vc;
July, it.tlc; October, 3.34c; liecember,
H).7c; January, 10 21e.
UVKKFOCL. May 30. 470TTON Spot .
moderate business, prices steady; goot
middling. t.61d; middling, t.ITd; low mlu.
dling. 4.7W. sales, 7.000 bales.
Mlaaeapolls Urala Market.
MUNNKAPOLJS. Way 20 WHEAT -May,
$162.; July. tl.44V No. 1 hard
tl.elV Nu- 1 northern. Il.ii'.t LiSlU: Nu.
3 northern. tl.sO'Attl.W'a.
FIf;l'K I'nchanged.
I1ARLKY 77c.
KYfc-tl.l40'l 16.
KRAN-21.60.
CORN No. 3 yellow. Mj71e.
OATH No t white. 61861tte.
FLAX-tl 324.tH.KtV
Liverpool Urala Market.
LIVF.KIDOL. May 20. WHEAT-Spot.
stesdy: No. 3 Manitoba, 'ts.
CORN 14 pot. easy; American mlaeil.
nrw. ss 3d; La I'lata. lulsed. ta 14d.
Magar Market.
NKW YORK. May 2i).-8,.GAR-Raw ,
firm, centrifugal. 4S?o, moists, 4.L'e
i fined, stead) .