Till; l Eft: OM AfTA, TIimsDAV. MAY 27.
11
FOR REXT
l imlatird Apartments.
. srt.Fvnm NEW
t RNISIIK.D APAHTMKST
For rent In the
"Traverton"
FIRETROOF.
,V'TH AND LAMM iN COIRT
Oterlng to people of refined tastes.
Apartment eompctely equipped for
. housekeeping, up-to-date and comfort
able. TRAVKR PROS ,
Phone Douglas 1153 716 Omaha Nat. r.k.
FOR RENT-6-ronm furnished apnrtment
.during July and August. Tel. D 7SH7,
or call Helen apartment office.
Boar 4 aa Reoraa.
BOARD and room In modern, private
home for two young men. Weh. niM.
VaLKINO Dl si A NCE. GOOD .MEATal
meats it. &i iZM Howard St.
EX ROE front room with board for two;
walking distance. ?iR2 8t. Mary's Ave
WANTED an elderly lady to room and
boards one who needs a good home and
tare. Private family. Bert of refer
ence. Hanacom park district. H. tMt.
Faralshed huflml
MODERN, walking distance, plenty of
hot water. Phone Tvler JSW.
SINGLE and double furnished room,
atrlctly modern. Nice cool rooms with
plrnty of shade; reasonable. Rod MM.
VERY desirable room Tor Bummer, pri
vate, modern, WIT Harney. Red 7H.
A NICK, rlean, all modern south room In
private family; suitable for 1 voting men;
113 a month; breakfast If desired. 3ol4
Cans Kt.
N. 1TH, 41rt Mre, rool, modern rooms,
newly furnished D. H2SS,
MODERN, well furnished front room or
smaller rootr. large lawn, private fam
ily, rnone Harney zzi.
N 21 ST. 604 Modern! furnished room!
Douglas 628.
S708 FAKN'AM One floor. 4 nle modern
rooms, cheap.
THE KELlXXia
Omaha NEWEST and PEST, strictly
modern, six blocka from business district.
porcn, garoena. Z4-4 Hnrney
243 CASS Nloe cool rooms, modern,
walking dlatance. Very reasonable.
34 NO. 17TH Cool front room, private
family, reasonable. Red. 474'i
COOL, beautiful front rooms, large porvh,
shade, fli.e for summer; meals lf de
aired ; gavage. 3i.1 N. 22l
t NICE, large, cool rooms, modern, new
furniture, nice neighborhood. Doug. 8431.
NICB3 cool room for one or two ladles,
very private, mbdern: board If desired.
Nice neighborhood. Harney 8337.
$ NICE, large rooms, close to Hanscom
park; private family. Harney 4422.
THE Colonnade, 2474 Harney; choice cool
rooms. Summer rates; breakfast free.
tic N. 2a D I nicely furnished roomi,
modern: housekeeping rooms also.
TARN AM, 2561 Nloe. new. atrlctly mod
ern rooms; shower baths. Single or
double.
IjAROE front room, furnished.
Dodge. Harney 7M7.
2C14
Faralaaed Heasekaewlwaj Bmbo,
TWO new, modern, nicely furnlahed
rooms, ideal for couple. 215 N. 28th Ave
Harney 5767.
TWO modern, nicely furnished house
keeping room. 20i w ebster.
COOL rooms, with alcove, kitchenette
furnished. Ogden Hotel Co.. Council
Bluffs, la.
FARNAM, 2v!2 Two nice huusukeepiiiir
rooms; electricity, gas range.
8. 2TH ST., 820 Light housekeeping
rooms, atrlctly modern; also sleeping
rooms. Harney 4V787.
Si. 26TH. 214 Cool, airy rooms for light
housekeeping, single or tn suite. Doug
las Uonaes naid Cottages.
North.
BJX-HOOM. modern house, located at
' 1710 Decatur St.: will be vacant May 1;
tt par month. Phone H 43. ,
WHAT FARNAM.- T-R.. 46.
IIS N. S8th St.. near Dodge. Very
choice, handsomely finished brick. Sleep
ing "porch and sun room'. '
ARM STRONG-WAL8H COMPANY.
Tyler 1436. STATE HANK BL.rxi.-o
FOR RENT 7-roon bouae,
ail itodarn.
r-w immfr pi.
FOR KENT Eight-room, atrlctly modern
house. 2628 Charles St.; suitable for two
Tsmtuea. i-au wgoner ajag.
BttVKN looms, all modern, Bemts Park,
1 It n,k4b
FOR RENT, HOCSE.
NEAR Miller Park and iil.ier ochool. B715
N. 28th Ave.. 6-room and bath, modern.
Possession tomorrow, 18. If you buy later
all rent paid will be applied on price.
Tel. Doug. 2107. to 10 and 12 to 1. Eve.,
Wal. 2W7. . -
oath.
FOR KENT-$65.00
Dwelling, 4U So. 3Sth St.; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 3
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Benj.
8. Baker. Phones D482, H317,
" WEST FARNAM SPECIAL.
10 South 36th St.. 8 rooms, beautifully
decorated, first-claas condition through
out; a 'age equipped for either gaa or
ileetrlo car. Price, 142.60.
PAYNE 4 SLATER CO.,
8 Omaha National Bank BldgJ
Mlacellaneoas.
-R BRICK. 12; PART MOD. Etra
choice. 80W 9. lbth R. 49U2. a
SEVERAL 26 to $28. Tel. oves. Wal. 2UT7.
o
PEE the Central Furniture 8 tors. FREH
RENTAL UST.
J- n 1 Exp. m.. moving.
I KPPfl fa'"'" etorsge.
ALi. e;es, W per moiitli up. i ajttoii.
Maggard's j?5S
lag, paLHintf, ablppins. UU Webstrr C
Luuglas
Gordon Van Co. S5;
gU N. 11th-St Tel D. 8I4 or Web, lfc-1
GlobeVan&Storage
Stores, mover, packs, ships; 8-borse van
and 2 men, S1.2& per hr. : storage 12 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4X Ty. 2J.
FIDELITY srvicb FUKB
Phone Douglas 238 for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments; aUo for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Hts.
TTntiona Crelah Sons Co.. lies Bidg.
iJ.OUBCB n all parts of the city.
MODERN 8-room euttage, 82a per mo.
itM Pratt. Omaha Realty Co.. Red tel.
4-1 7 '.A B. ton
itH.OV paid, o
Web. 6K4.
IMi S. 2otn. Vrni. coltag-.. water
wner, ZjOo tjns St.
FOK KKNT
We have a complete list of all bouses,
apartments and flats that are for teat
Tbls list can be seen free of charge at
Omaha Van A Storage Co. at f. lth Bl
tores sat trtes.
NEW modern storeroom, 503 North 16th
street, low rent. Conra.i Vouiig. 321
Prandels Theater Doug. 1671.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent' Office. Room 103.
JJoLifcKN office, opposite Loyal Hotel;
low rent. Q. P. 1 ivbbloa.
Ri'L ESTATE
f AWM A IttNtll I. D FOR I.R.
I altforala.
CALIFORNIA LAND.
-.A,l .counties; catalogue free. Writ C.
M W tester Co. Tnrlan Rldg . San Fran-
.-v.- r finrillinPn .! yeSIS
wve Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
mith Co . ;is-14 City Nat Tik. ti. twa.
HAVE TOU a'farM U 8ALJCT
vrlt good description of your land
and send it to the Sioux City, la.. Journal,
. 0r .. Srnmt Powerful Want Ad
, Medium." Twenty-five words every Friday
Avtnin K.lu i I i -
' ' --uJ , . IVJ I II II I K Kill fTTIf
baturday evening and Sunday moraine
for ona month, giving sixteen .l on
twelve different day lor $f; or id word,
H: or Ti wards. $S
Largest circulation of any Iowa new.
tVtee! 4M,gt" r3der" oa" 'our great
ARE YOU GOING TO Ht.'Y LAND?
If you should first get a copy of
the Farm and Real Estate Journal. It
haa lvn.ls advertised l.i It from nearly
every atate, so that you can find Just
J"1 you e looking for In Its columns
It keeps y5u Informed on land oppor
tunities In all parta of the country, gives
ou peraonal help In finding land. Sena
Jnc today for a year s subscription, or 10o
for three months trial. It will be stopped
at the end of the time ordered. Farm and
Real Estate Jourlnal. Traer. Iowa. o
Mtaaesota.
IP. 80 OR 10 ACRES, good heavy soil, in
well settled part of Todd county, Minn.;
rood roads, schools and churches: price
W ' per acre; terms, $1 per acre
cash, ?alance tl per aero a year until
land la paid for. 8 per cent Interest.
. SCHWAB BROS..
1028 Plymouth Bldg . Minneapolis. Minn.
CAN locate 50 homesteader on S20 acre!
rucn. .ice smooth land, close to tim
ber and water. Price of locating. 8at each.
For particulars address, E. O. Farna-
worth. Dillon. Mont.
New York.
FERTILE NEW YORK FARM.
12 acres. Price 2,750. You only need
2.760 cash to get possession of this
beautiful farm. It la rerfectly amooth,
no hills, been farmed for yeara by good
German farmer; haa a nice little or
chard; good 10-room brick house. Urge
cellar, plenty of closets and pantries.
Barn 40x0. cow stable. 20xfc&, with stan
chions for 10 cows, also poultry houses,
hog house, etc. Improvements m good
condition: farm located 21 miles from
town of 8,000 people. A productive farm
and a beautiful home.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block, Omaha.
rnrakua.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Has just put on the market about BOO
acres of bottom and second bottom
Farm and Alfalfa Land, adjoining the
Town of OOALLALA, NEBRASKA.
Ogallala la the County Seat of Keith
County, and la on MAIN LINE of Union
Pacific Railroad.
WILL SUBDIVIDE.
PRICES:
J30.00 to 17000 Per Acre.
TERMS OF SALE:
ONE-TENTH CASH-1
payments with interest at 8 per cent.
For further information, address or
call upon,
J. A. GRIFFITH,
LAND COMMISSIONER,
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY,
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
-.COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA
211,000 buys a highly improved farm,
consisting i.f about 61 acme located on
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-mlnute'a ride. Good water sys
tem, email amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tarns hay, nice large beautiful shade
trees and ali kinds 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 lit pasture.
C. R. COMBS.
116 Brandela Theater Kit, vmaha. D. 3918.
CENTRAL NEBRASKA FARM.
A fine level lbO-acre farm, 8tt mile
from Chapman, on the main line of the
Union Paclflo R. R. Improvements con
sist of a 6-room house, barn, crib, chit ken
house, etc.; fine black loam soil, all In
cultivation except a ID-acre hog lot and
grove. w ill consider exchange for a
unaller farm or good house in Omaha
or Ulucoln.
PAY N hi INVESTMENT COMPANV,
Ware Block, Omaha.
A FINK CATTLE RANCH.
A very gently rolling l,i0-acre ranch
with fair improvement, every acre good
hard land and no sand. About one
fourth Is in cultivation, balance In ex
cellent pasture and hay. Only 12 miles
to good town on Northwestern railroad.
A aplendid cattle proposition.
PAYNE 1NVESTMKNT COMPANY,
Ware Block, Omaha.
North Dakota.
FOR SALE 830 acrea southeastern
North Dakoto. Dandy improvements.
All rich, black cultivating land, no waate.
Two mllea to a good town. Will sacrifice
price as I must raise some ' cash. Will
sell all or either quarter. Three thou
sand cash will handle It. H. L. Smith,
Cherokee, la.
REAL ESTATE IiOAXB
WE ARE always In funds to malt good
(arm and city loana.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
1K!2 Farnaiu Ft.
FARM LOANS, f PER CENT.
TOLAND 4V TRUMBULL. 448 Bee Bldg.
floO TO $10,000 made promptly. K. D.
Waad, Weed Bid., lKth and Farnani 8ta
CITY and farm loana. 8, IW. per cent.
J. H. Uumnnt Co.. 418 State Iiank.
OMAHA homes. Kaat Nebraaka farina.
OKERFE REAL ESTATE CO..
M18 Omaha National. phene iJouglas 271S,
WANTEO City loan and warrant. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 F amain St
fcEK ua first for farm loana in eaatara
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Gmnha.
6
CITY LOANS. C. Q. Carl berg,
llo-Sil Brandela Tncater Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas. 241 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan
H. W. Binder. City National Hans Hldg.
Apartments, flats, houaea and cottages
Can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent" Ad.
RKAL KSTATE FOR KXCIIAXCi?
su-ACRK farm eastern Nebraska. Luys
level Good anil. Price 8100 per acre.
Will exchange for general merchandise.
Must be well located, doing good businea.
Prefer to trade with owner. BKLL OJ..
MAMSt.N. NKH. o
INVESTMENT.
Have a lot In Casper, Wyo., will trade
or sell: none but Omaha people bought in
this addition. Address M 40. Bee.
FOR SALE or exchange fine aouth (7
ft. front lot on Underwood Ave., Dun
dee, or will exchange lot a part pay
ment on comparatively new, modern,
elKht-rojjm house, erected on good lot in
choice location. Aridrea J 467, care Bee.
RKAL KKTATK M INCH LLA X EOl'8
CARTER LA K K CLUB totUge and lot.
Phone Web. 6740 011 lot 188.
It K Ali KHTATK ACREAGE
'1.1 Acre- On I'uvcd Itoad
Owner has Instructed ua to sell 2.7
ac-ea. locsted on Benson main atreet
paved r isd st $1.20. if sold at once. If
you want a real nerval 11, you should be
sure to I'Kik this over at once.
HASTINGS H FT DEN. 1814 Harney St
ItEAL KSTATE ACJIKAGK
Fifty Acres '
Nar Wrst Iodpr( St. Paved
Road
About 2 mlle weet of KalraerMi; unim
proved. 12 are In alfalfa, balance In
cultivation; nil clear; price onlv 8 per
acre; no trades. Something desirable. lo
not fall to Inveetlrate.
George & Company
Tel Doug. 7n. HOiClty Nat l Rank Hldg.
HEAL ESTATK SOUTH SIDE
A BARGAIN
In Weat Tlanacnm Park, bungalow. I
rooms and enclosed sleeping porch,
nearly finished, oak finish first floor,
pine and bin h finish second floor and
fireplace, house all complete with storm
wlndowa and screens and lighting fix
tures, for 88.000.
Make an appointment with owner and
builder to aee It. Harney 7618.
REAL ESTATK WEST 8ITK
Snap
82.x) will buy modern "-room house,
fine residence district, two blocks Kar
nam tar line. Full siaed lot. south front.
Will make terma. Owner leaving city.
W. T. Smith Co.
City National Bank Rldg.
RKAL KHATK INVESTMENTS
7 Guaranteed
Investments
For Smaller Investors
Profit Sharing Plau
We a.re offering a limited number ef
shares preferred tf-ck In our cor-
poratlon, paying 7 per rent semi-an
nual guaranteed dividend earnings
and a division of the profits at the end
of each year. This makes one of the
best and safest pertranent Investments
you can get whereby you are assured
at least 7 per cent dividend earnings
and a division of the profits which,
together, have paid not leaa than l1)
per cent for a number of yeara. Fhares
are $100 each and are secured bv all
resl estate, mortgages and oontracta
owned by us. Authorised capital,
$300,000.00.
Hastings & Heyden
1914 HARNETT ST.
Special Harney
Street Bargain
lxt 60x100. and two dandy good houses
of 8 rooms each. One haa a new hot wa
ter heating plant and the other a new
hot air furnace. These houses are al
ways well rented and will carry the prop
erly. New buildings are going up all
along Harney etreet, and this property
Is bound to grow in value. Price 89,800;
convenient termsi For location and fur
ther particulars aee
Payne & Slater Co.
16 Omaha Nat l. Rank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dssdrt.
Dundee $4,700
7 Rooms-r-Sleeping
Porch and Garage
" Located at 404 ITnderwood Ave.: haa
lara-e living room with vestibule entrant
and coat cloaet, dlnlngr room, den and
kitchen on rirst floor; a Deorooms. oat n
and aieeilng porch on second floor;
strictly modern, built about t vears; lot
60x128 feet, on paved street, nice garage
and cement driveway, leas than one
block from car Hue. Cun arruime tu,
reasonable terms
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat l Rank Hldg.
Doug. 49S,
Dundee Lot-$1,150
We are offering one of the beat lo
cated lots In Dundee on Nicholas St., be
tween 00th and 51st Bts. ; haa a nice ter
race:, on paved atreet. In a locality where
many new homes are being built. Will
make term.
HASTINGS HEYDEN, 114 Hnrney St.
RKAL KSTATE, COUNCIL BLUFFS
, WITHIN
WALKING DISTANCE
OF 14TH AND DOUGLAS.
West Council Bluffs. File
room house, on good corner
lot. 3fith St. and Ave. C; $100
down ami balance $15 ier
month, fl.300.
THE BENJAMIN CO..
Room 1-2-3. First National
Banx Bldg. Phone axi.
Five-ROOM COTTAGE,
in first-class condition: city
wattr. gas. electric lights,
furnace, nice lot: on Ave. C,
neiir ;tli St.. West Council
Bluffs. A bsrgaln: trOO rash,
liaian -e $1 per month ; $1,J,"iU.
Hit BENJAMIN CO.,
Rooms l-J-3, First National
Bank Bldg. Phone 3M.
MEDICAL
RUPTURE.
! Rupture treated successfully by all safe,
! scientific methods. The majority are
cured without a surgical operation. We
1 have treated many hundreds of men,
women and children. The coat la deter
mined after examination, and time re-
lUtrci to cure two or three weeka. Call
or write for further "articular. Frank
li Wray. Suite 3ui. lite Bid , Omaha,
Neb. ti
ARM A NO-Really heipe get rid of that
; pain in tne nack. toucn or rheumatism,
'nervousness, tired, sluggish feeling snd
1 brings bark that lost appetite, purifies
I the blood and builds up the entire sys.
1 tern. Just send a postcard to the Sheila
' barger Co . Mfg. Thar. West Liberty. Ia.
PILES. FISTULA CURED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry cuie plies fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
on rectal dlseasna with testimonial. DR.
E. R. TARRY. 240 tee Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Quiet Market and Poor Demand Send
Price of Wheat Down Four to
Five Cents.
LITTLE CORN AND OATS ON SALE
OM AHA, Msy 28. 19I.Y
The lu i set nas very quiet todny.
There ss very Utile wheat on the table
and aa a result of the poor demand It
dropped from 4 to 8 cents n bushel
j There waa only a few sales of corn re
porter ana tne corn market waa un
changed to Vi-cent higher, the white corn
selling at a slight advance over the yel
low and mixed.
There waa only a fair demand for oats
and the market remained unchanged.
The crop altuatlon is fast reaching the
critical atage and reports are being
watched with Increased Interest A rrop
expert says that Hessian fly damage Is
small compered with other conditions
The main factor la that the action of the
crop haa never been right and that It haa
failed to stool properly
Clearances wsre: Wheat and flour,
equal to M7,H bu. ; corn, J.40 bu.; oala,
l.&M.OPft bu.
Liverpool cloae: Wheal, unchanged, le
lower: corn. W higher.
Primary wheat recelpta were 891,000 bu.
and shipments 411,000 bu., against re-elpts
ol 7!T.fi bu. and shipments of 7(H.,) bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were 42t5.fi! bu.
and shipments 44D.OU0 bu., agalnat receipts
of R22.0UO bu. and shipmenta of ,0ti0 bu.
last year.
1 rlmary oats receipts were 43,000 bu.
and shipments 72.i.oivi n,., sgainst recelpta
of 84l.flil bu. and ihipments of 38.iKi0 bu.
last year.
CARI.OT RKCEIPT8.
Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis
IXiluth
Omaha
Kanaaa City
ft. l.ouia
Winnipeg
These aalM were
1W
1SR
is
87
HI
reported
today !
Wheat: No. 8 h rri mlntor 1 cars II i'J
No. 2 durum. car. $1 41. Rye: No. 2. 1
car, 81.08; H car. $1.07. No. 4, 1 car. $l.0hV.
Corn: No. 3 white, i cars, 71c. No. white,
I car, 7tk No. 1 yellow. 1 car. 72V. No.
i yellow. 1 csrs, i No. 3 yellow. 1 car,
71c. No. ! mixed. 8 cars, 71c. No. 4
mixed. 1 car, 71''! 1 car. 7nV'i H car,
7iiH,c. Sample, I car, 8tc. Oata: No. 8
wnile, 1 car, 4I No. 4 white, t car,
4Hc. Famplr. 2 care, e.
Omaha usli Prices neat: No. 2 Tur
kev, 81.4JSW144; No. 8 Turkey. $1.424
I 43; No. 2 hard, $l.S9fl1.4S; No. 8 hard,
$1.8G1.42; No. 4 hard. $1.8161.40; No. 8
spring. !1.3iai.41; No. 8 durum. 81.40
1.41; No. :l durum, $1.21.40. Corn: No.
1 white. 7!t;sUc; No. 8 white. 71MT72c;
No. 4 white. 71-7mc; No. 8 white. 70VS
71c; No. white. t470r; No. 2 yellow,
71Vff72c; No. 8 yellow, 71HS .'1 V'; No. 4
vellow. Wtifc'iUic: No. 5 yllow. 70M(
70c: No. i yellow, 9taCic:, No. 2
mixed, 7l$71c; No. 3 mixed, 7044j7no;
No. 4 mixed, lOfiToV; No. 6 mixed. iWVtf
70c; No. mixed, tBtfl'SH.r. Oata: No. 2
white, fiOgjOHc: standard, 4ViHj0c; No.
3 white, 4y,.4ic: No. 4 white. 48 Vtl .-.
Bnrley: Malting, 7Vh7v No. 1 feed.
Hr. Rye: No. fl.071fl.tlK; No. 3. fl.0K
1.07.
(HIl'AVO .HA1 AND PROVISIONS
Feat a res of the Tradlaar ad I losing
Prices ii n Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. May 20,-Wheat suffered a
sharp setback In value today largely
because of reports that the . American
kt earner Nebraskan had been torpeded
and because of the absence of export salea
of any consequence. At one time May
wheat showed a break of 6'c. The mar
ket closed fairly ateady at 14o to iVko
under laat nlghl. Corn flnls4ied Nc to
lMbc net lower, oats off S'n'Se to 1c and
provisions varvlna from liMa decline to a
llae of 7S4C
No radical fall In the Price of wheat
took place until after announcement waa
J madn that the Nehraskan had been dla-
iiHed ctnd waa limping back to Great
Britain. Then In a twinkling the mod
erate aelltng pressure which had resulted
from bearish trade conditions at. L4ver
pool became much enlarged and prlcea
thereafter .had no Important rally. . Kx
cept right at the outset of trsde crop
REAL ESTATF NORTH STDE
t$300 Buys
A new and pleasant home, where city
end country combine for your pleasure
nnd proIt. House has rooms, electric
light, fine lot; just the place for chick
ens. Two blocka from car line, nalance,
fl.MM, can lie paid aame aa rent Imme
dlate poseeselnn.
W.T. Smith Co.
Desk R, City National Bank Bldg.
A Real Bargain
Owner will Kicriflce his eight-room
home in Kountxo Place. Modern, with
garage, beautiful south front lot: two
blocka to car. Price only f4.000. Term
reasonable.
Alfred Thomas
Real Estate, Ioans, Insursjjce.
First National Bank "rudg.
$6110 BUYS a good three-room house;
electric llpht. Car. after 6:80 p. m., or
Sunday, yis Iturthitte.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
The undersigned will receive at hi
office in the City of Atkinson sealed bids
for price on 800 feet of A No. 1 fire hose,
2 combination nozslea and 1 hose cart.
All bids to bo accompanied by a certified
check for f JR. aa a allowing of good faith
to furnish good No. 1 material at the bid
der's price made. All blda must Be In the
city clerk's office on or IWore the 7th
dey of June. IMG, at 8 o'clock p. m.
C. V. WICKS. City Clerk.
Atkinson. Nth. MZtkiTt
THE OH I) U)T RIV tW, luutd wseklr. tslls
without Ifrn.t ii curltlea or drvssss, ot
Nsw Tork Htrjck Kxi-hanss Investment vppor
(unities. II a ymr. Sand for ssmpls copies.
74 Broad vr. Nsw VorS Cllr.
WANT
THE OMAHA DEE,
Enclosed find $
advertisement for
quoted below:
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CASH OR STAMPS MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS
r.ews as for the most part Ignored, not
withstanding that the Kansas harvest
Wtts (l.ilnicl to have been delated ten
dsys and that estimates were current of
loeees of M.i.ls bushels to l.ft(ii
bushels this month In the total Icld of
the I'nlted States
Weakness ol Atev whet tenk a se
dally acute form hen the fact dot eloped
that shipments for delivery on May enn
tracta here wire being ruslied to Chicago
from Omaha, Kansas City, St. IuiIb and
other )olnts. It waa said that bv tntur
day there would be 5 L.vofl."t bushels of
cash contract wheat lit Chicago public
elevators, whereas until recentlv the
prcsiect mas that owing to Muropoan de
mand the available supply bad been s
short, that an end of tne month suitress
nori0 tnai an enn ot
ippegred ttrtaln.
Pepresslnn in whest
presslon in whest spread to corn and
oats. Nebiaska and Iowa tonipnlnt
that owing to adverse weather a good
deal of com would have to be replante I
were only temporarily effectual toward
upholding prices. The bulk of reports
shout the crop remained of a favorable
character.
Higher quotations for boas1 Induce.!
considerable buvlng of provisions On
the advance that followed, however, of
ferings were in excess of the demand.
Futures ranged as follows:
Article! Open.iHlgh'. 1kw I Close. iVes y.
Wheal I
Mav.i
Julv
1 M
1 2V
I
in-,!
ftrt'J
1 to' :
I 2S
::'.f
7S
I
1
Corn. I
July. 1
fept.l
Oata I
July. I
Sept.,
Pork. 1
July. 1
70
1
4-'.-l
81
S
1 its'
' 47 HI
I 81) I
I0f I
.4. j
M'
46k
4t
18 10
18 lti
,1 18 47HI
18 It',
18 47HI
13 10
IS d
t l
10 t
10 r.7'
10 81
Sept.
Lard
Julv.
IS 46
8
IK 4Js
0
ept.j 10 05
Rlba. I
I vi I r . 10 an
Sept.! 10
low j
10 57',
10 j
10 oiH
10 S7'i
10 I I
Chicago Cash Prlcea Wheat: No. 2 red.
flMUJlM; No. 2 hard, $1 BOfll.BUH. Corn:
No. 1 vellow. 7f7KHc; No. No. 4 yellow.
7fdi7SHc. Oats: No. 3 white, MStf14e;
standard. iST4c. Rve: No. 2, ll.UH
Harlev: 7!Wr7c. Seed: Timothy, ff OOJj;
clover fs&vfflfT. Provisions: Pork. $i.5;
lard. $!i.aMj4.7H: rlba. $.87H4rlrt.37v.
BUTT EH Higher; creajtiury. flff'c.
KGGS Ixterer; receipts. 31.870 casea; at
mark cases Included, 10sY17Hc: ordinal y
first. HV',sHc: firsts, Hin71,c.
POTATOES-Steady; receipts. 80 csaea;
M4(hlgsn anj Wisconsin, red. fSflKtc;
white. Vti47c.
POl'LTltY-Allve. higher; fowla. lRc.
' ew Tairk Cieaeral Market.
NEW YORK, May 28.-SUOAR Raw,
steady; centrifugal. 4.89c; molasae, 4.1-;
refined, steady. Fulurea during the fore
noon ruled unchanged from yesterday.
BUTTER Unsettled; recelpta, l2,8f7
pkga. : creamery extras. 91 score, 28c;
creamery, higher scoring, first.
rtf7Hc; seconds, Jfir2tVHo.
EGGS Flnner; receipt, 17,20 cases;
fresh gathered extra, 2.'M3c; storage
packed, extra firsts. 2l21Hc; firsts, 1
21c: regulsr packed extra firsts, JilHc;
flrsta. lK(ttac; nearby hennery whites,
fine to fancy. 23ff24c; nearby hennery
browns. 2fllSc.
CHEESE Steadier: recelpta, 15,180
boxes, whole milk, fresh special. "StP
W4c; average fancy, 1Hc.
POULTRY Alive, weak; western chick
ens, broilers. JSKffSiV; fowla 18jpi9Ho; tur
key 12c. Dressed. Irragulsr- western,
frosen roasting chickens. 174Bc; freh
fowl. Iced, 141H': turkey. Iced, 1MJ17c.
KtsMi City Grala aa Pn-laloe.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May t WHEAT
-NoVt hard. fl.474jl.47H; No. I wMl.
146V,; May, fl-44S; July, fl.aoHtfl.JOH;
September. 11.14(0 1.14'4j.
CORN-No. 2 mixed. 78c: No. 2 white.
75c ; No. 3 yellow. 74H7Rc; Ntv 3. 74c;
May. 71'o: July, TSHc; September, .8 V-
OATS-No. 2 white, 60'.fcjtlc; No. 2
mixed. 4N4c. u
BUTTER- reamery. 2Hci firsts, 24HC,
second, 22Hc; packer. l"Hc.
EGOS-Flrst. lHc; econd. Inc.
POULTRY Hen. 13c; rooters, 10c.
. 1 .. ,r.
lursryp,
Allnneapolls ftral Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May WWlIEAT-
Mav 31 Ml; July, $1.48; No. 1 hard, 81.87H;
No.V'l rioAherJ;: fl.641.MH: No. 2 north
ern. flM'tlMH.
FLOUR Unchsnged.
BARLEY WO 74c. , "
RYE 81.lMfil.17.
BRAN tJl.oO, -,-, . .
CtRN No. 3 yellow, 71f7IHe.
DATS No. 3 white, 62ftMHc
FIAX-tl 9W1M.
I
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. May fl-PRATRIK HAT
Choice upland. $1800; No. 1. 318.0011180;
midland. SIZ.fiO; No. 1. $11 8Oi'12.0O; No. 2,
u .A.jt aa. .v a li ArVM AA l.sae
land? $10.6011.00; No. 1. $10 00010.50; No.
3, $Stj8 00; No. 3, 84.onfte;.O0.
STRAW Wheat. $6.I.00.
ALFALFA Choice alrslft 1 quotable
at $13.019 14.00; No. ii $12 00018.00; No. 2,
$8,00410.00.
St. I.eals Grata Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 28. WHEAT No. 2
red. $1 44; No. 2 hard, fl.4Wl.4M4i May,
$1 4.1: July. 81.21H. .....
CORN No. X. iHc; No. 3 whit. Tl
77Hc: Moy. '7&V.c; July. 75lHrc.
OATS No. 2, .nominal; No. 3 white, 64c.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 28. WHEAT -Spot.
No. 2 Manitoba, 14s; No. 3. 13a 3d, No. 1
northern Duluth, 13a d. No. 3 red west
ern winter, 18 8Hd.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, 8s
3d; I Plata, mixed. 8 lHd.
Cotton Market
NEW YORK. Mav 28.-COTTON-Spot,
oulet; middling uplands, 9.20c; sales, 1,20)
bale. . ,
Cotton future otened stesdy; July,
9.47c; October. 9 84c- IVsceuber, lOtsic;
January,. VI 10c. March, 10.36c..
Cotton futures closed steady: July, 8.32c;
October. 9 (.7c; recember, 9.89c; January,
f.Wo; March, 10 18c.
The cotton market closed steady today
t net decline of one to five olnts.
14 VERPOOL, Msy 24. COTTON -Spot,
easier; good middling, R.Mid; middling,
6.24d; low middling, 4.7d; sale. 6.00U
bale.
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. May 28.-M WTALS-Lead,
$4.r7H'84.32H. Spelter not quoted. Copper,
3lk.7i")t 19.00. Tin, quiet; five-ton lot.
f;i7.0ifj38.0u. Iron, quiet and unchanged.
At London: Spot copper. 78 18a: fu
tures, 77 15a. Spot tin, UU; futures,
i.181 lm. Lead, 120 64121 Sa. Spelter,
73.
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OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Continue to Strengthen Up
Good Lambs Higher Washouts
Delay Trains.
FULL NICKEL GAIN IN HOGS
"OUTH OMAHA. Mav ir15
Recelpta were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday J.iesi ti.iMi :.
Ofllclal TiicsiIhv .cl 9.:W7 2.;."
lttmate W cdnesda) . . 3."1 !,Jl 2,)
Three day this wk. IS.;
Same diya last week . . IC.iV.2
Same days 2 wk aao.l4.iiwi
Sitme da 3 wks. aao.lt.ii77
Same tlaya 4 wka. aao.2l.eH
same daya laat year. . .11, 81
X.804
4I.I-J3
.'i.uir
2H.wm
8.1.U
.' ;r
. vsj
13.771
ls.ais
ll.wtl
Tho following table aliowa tbw receipts
of tattle, hogs and heep at the Soitlt
Omaha llv atock market for the vear
to date, a compared with last year:
1S16 114. mi Lec.
. ... 4lHsi Ml.M W.4n
...I.3:wi l.pa.tM 230, 3
.... 22,0e3 !I6.II7 .VW
Cattle
I logs
Sheep
The followtag table show the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
took market for the Isst few day, 'vlth
comparison:
Date.
1918. I9I4 l13 1912.I'.'H.l910.19s.
May H.
May it.
May 11
May 14
May 18.
7 WH: 8 161 I 7 4 8 2, 281 8 W
T 2H, 8 1 8 14 13 !sl t 131 7 01
7 32-V 8 la! I jr. T 441 6 Kl 9 30 t 04
7 4v 8 tw, 8 221 7 9 i 1 M
7 48',
8 32: 8 321 1 691 I 981 I T 11
May 1.
8 291 8 J4' 7 1 8 91 9 80
May
7 t"H
7 r8
8 891 7 831 8 aw 9 3 T taj
May
May
May
May
May
8 30) 7 691 I 84
8 M 8 28' I 8 79
8 19 8 3 7 60 6 73
8 34 8 S4 7 43 1
8 lit 8 7 4o, 8 84
8 16 8 ' 7 49 1 6 69
9 I "
9 S81 8 9i
9 39) 8
9 411 1 01
1 I U
4;t
1
7 31
11 7 sau
a. 1 7
May xi. I
May 24.1 7 22
Mav J6. 7 HiKl
May M. 7 38Hi
I 8 391 7 481 8 3' f 39! 8 9i
lit I 7 4 6 "itM 9 19 7 10
7 97 8 45) t 6 83 9 141 7 14
Sunday.
Recelpta and disposition ef live atook
at the Union Stook Yard. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hour ending at 8 p. rru
yesterday;
R BCE7 PTS CA R8V
Cattle Hogs. 8heep H e .
C.. M. St. P 4
Wabaan 2
Mlaaourt Pactflo ... 1
Union Paclflo 39
('. ft N. V east... 2
C. N. W.. west... 32
C, St. P., M. . O.. 16
C, B. Q.. east... 7
C, H. Q., west... 3A
C, H. 1. P.. eaat. 12
C , H I. P.. weat. 8
Illinois Central
Total receipts ..147
8
3 1
84 8 3
3
r 1
8 ..
2
34 6
1
1 .. ..
1
112 1
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs, sneep.
Morris Y Co 646
93
44
Swift Co 704
Cudahy Parking Co.... 80S
Armour 4r Co L048
Schwarts A Co
1.186
!.
1.718
4u7
J.9K2
771
923
J. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Parking Co
So. Omaha Packing Co.
St. Clair Packing Co...
Swift. Fort Worth
Cudahy, from country..
is) B.,
W. B. Vanaaii't Co
V. B. Lew la
J. II. Root cb Co
J II. Bulla
Kellogg
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild
Christie
lilggins
Huffman
Roth
Meyer
Tanner .Bros.
John Harvey
Kline
lssnnia Francis
Other buyer
3
8
7
17
618
ill
39
14
13
1
68
M
21
9
12
8
12
$
11
48
108
3
33
98
Total.
..3.814 7.773 1.731
CATTLU There was a rather moderate
run of cattl for a Wednesday, and owing
to severe washouts the bulk of the stuff
was late In arriving, so that the else of
the beef supply was more ar . less, un
certain all morning. Aa far a It went
trade waa very active and price ranges
from trong to fully 10o higher than on
Tuesday. A usual all classes of buyer
howed a marked preferences for the light
and handy weight ateer. and several
bunchea of good to choice yearling
brought the even money $9.00 while the
best of the heavy cattle old around
38.76. The yearling receipt were all dis
posed of In good season and the under
tone to the market waa decidedly strong.
A very good Inquiry for cow and heif
ers featured the trade today, and for the
mot part price ruled stronger. Heavy
and rough cows a usual sold somewhat
unevenly, but the desirable light and
htlfery grade were picked up quickly at
trice that looked quit a little better
than laat week. Veal calve were In
very limited auply, active demand and
fully ateady, and there waa a very good
outlet for bulls, atage, etc., at full atrong
price.
Trade In stock cattle and feeding ateer
wua very narrow. Both aupply and de
mand were limited, and with unfavorable
weather condition the volume. ot busi
nea was comparatively small. For the
moat part price ruled about steady, but
so little trading was dona that It wn
difficult to get any very reliable line on
quotation.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
yearling, $8409.00; good to choice corn
fed beeves, f. 38. 75; fair to good corn
fed beeves, t8.loMl.8A; common to fair
eornfed beeves, $J.iiu.0; good to choice
heifers, $7O08 00; good to oholoe cow,
$8.MX(70; fair to good cow, fi 754J4 80;
common to fair cow, fS.7f4r.76; good to
choice stickers and feeder, f7.9Ofj.10;
fair to good stocker and feeders, flOOf
7.60; common to fair Blockers and feed
ers. 8.uO1.00; stock heifer. M.OC4J7.00:
lock cow, $0.76440.76; atock calve. 3d 60
tl60; veal calves, ft 00410. 7; ' fat bulls,
tag, etc., $.Wi&'7,36; stock bulla, f600
7.0".
Representative sale:
HKEF STEKRS.
Ns. At. Pr. Ns. . Pr.
I 108 7 at 3 im 8 40
II 1001 t 7 12 4 3 a
21 IX IK IS..... UH2 to
M 1044 I it a 11 JO I u
41 IM 8 li 11 144 U
IK Ill 1 96 1401 70
17 1421 8 V) 18 10AI 8 7t
II WO I II 11 1141 I )
oTki.K AND HPJIFKRe..
11 MS 171 II T44 I M
14 7I I to 11. ssl I so
II Ill 3 II I 1(4 8 71
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791 I f,
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the re.ent heavv "r
l"ln',"rt. h-'ng report In Home trains
was tnale. Total supp les for the lour
1l."rm.K,nt i'" IH head, helng lZ
smaller than ls, u , .'
ui.i..l. j "'""' a year hkd.
I'arkers follows, I ,h .hi,,... i . .
day and must of the hoars sold at figures
that nere unv way a nh-kel hetter than
- xrmar. as was tne rase yes
terday, however, the m.rii.i
off toward the cloae, and late salea were
narniy as gooi aa tlie general market,
moat of them being Weak to a nickel
lower than the early trade, and no more
than a shade hlsher than mimv'.
average. There mas an uncertain amount
of stork still hack, and nwlns- n ..h
outs and poor telegraph service. It was not
snow jusi wnen it would srrlve.
The big end of the packer purrhase
waa made at t!.i3irl.Sl. and a nolle
a mnnher of shipper reached 17 40 the
bulk of all the offerings was ouoterl sa
selling at l7.Mmr7.40. Tons reached 17.4A..
the week's high nsrure, and for that mat
ter the heat price that haa been paid since
Monaay ot last week.
No.
44.,
s .
I. .
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Pr
tin.
II...
t...
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Tt...
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14 171
4 171
li Ill
BHKCr'-In
apltf
ot the heavv ilnrnu
of the laat couple of daya. thla morning'
recelpU wwre the heaviest of the week,
some twelve oars, or J.imo head, being
received. The total for tha three daya
la ,1S3 head, the sinallewl for nearly
two years, being almost 1.0W short of
last week and M smailer than fur the
same daa a year ago.
Trade opened out In pretty flujl fash
ion. Buyers wanted the (rood lambs, but
sellers were asking . stiff ftgurea all
around, and It was well along In the
forenoon when tha bulk of tho of Farmjr
finally started to move. As waa said
above, there waa a read nutla en i,.
good kinds, and when movement finally
isnnu n waa ei price mat were largely
lGWKVi higher, good ellnped lambs selling
aa high aa H0 16, this being tha beet fig
ure ever paid on thla market for that
sort of atuff. The kind that sold at ID 10
yesterday, raavched 110.10 thla morning,
and commoner grades sold on down the
i'."',.,jnm,n0f ,w" "tuff l"ln around
SO. Buyer are of the opinion that
tha lea desirable grade, which
dresia out well, have been selling too
mgn. and aa a result prices on these
kind were no better than ateady tn
trong. As a general thing, nrloea were
steady to IMfJOo.up. Two loads of good
California spring lmh reached IIL75
thla morning. .
No wooled lamb were received, and
only a few Mltle odd hunchei of aheep
ahowed up There have not been enough
ewes here this week to make nuotatlon.
t'he'r uid'".:.0 Wy f ,"Mn' '
Quotation t on sheep and lambs: Iimhs
ahorri. llsht W.TTKtm; lamha, shorn'
heavy. tt.O047 So. ewes, ,horo. p&W, f
Representative sales:
co. ... v
1 Wyoming ahom I am hi ' n
M Wyoming lambs s 70
40 pring lamb im
JCT I allfomia eprlng larnh...... r
8 California spring lamb 7
744 clipped lamha 14
SOI ahom lamh 71
I shorn ewe .......137
P
0 7"
'i
II -.
11 7
11 7.1
10 pi
10 I'l
7 Ot
CHICAGO' I.IVH STOCK - MARK KT
Cattle fttrnna lloara troa aheep
riraa. J
CHICAGO, May .-CATTLE-nn-oelpta,
1S,00) head: market, atrong; native
beef steer. I7.ltkjf9.3i; western steers,
W.7Mi.a.', cow and heifer. W3.MiS.7o,
calvee, f7. 00b. 71S.
HOLiS-Ilocpts, A, 000 head; market,
strong, mostly 100 higher; bulk, 17 "!
7.; light, tT.4rxt7.M: mixed. I7.4H47.76:
heavy, I7.154OT.70: rough. 17.luS7.3Ci: nlsa.
B.gpTl7.Sri. . .
r 1 i nlKP AND IAWB8 Recelpta, K.C J
head; market, firm; aheep, I7.2Mj8.IA;
lambs. 7.7r)fllo.e: wooled Colorado, $11. d...
a new record price.
Rt. I.oals Live Mtoek Market.
BT. lXmH, May 18. CATTLE Re
ceipt , 3.70O head; market steady : native
beef ateer, r.fp0u.00; yearling steers snd
heifers, 8.00ttt.ao; cows, S.OiKij7.50; Block
er and feeder. Ki.0Oti8.2fi; southern
ateer. I.V2f,Ji.M; 001 and heifer, t4.0O3
1.00; native calves, t8.0nt0.S.
IICXlH Reoelpt, 6.800 head; market
higher; pig and lights, I6.30.p7. 80; mixed
and butchers, 7-70ff7.t); good heavy,
7.70T.75.
HHEKP AND LAMBS-Recelpt. ItnO
head; market higher, mutton- lower;
clipped native mutton. .Krpi 76; cllpied
lambs. W.Utya 10.16; spring lamb, llO.OOO
li.Zi.
Kansas City Lire Block Market.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Mar . CATTLK
Receipts, 4.200 head: market higher:
prime fed eteer. W.aofi'S.Jb; dressed beef
steer. tg.10Os.7R: western ateer. $7,309
I ffi: stockers and feeders, M.7MJ4.60; bull.
$0.7(17 ; calve. StI.oiW IO.flO.
HO(J3-Receipt , w.doo head: market
higher; bulk of sales. tf.MW.eO; heavy,
i.fcOqT.W; iMkckers and buli.hers, I7.WV3
7.60J light, fJ.lsX7.D; pig. VLK'itn.U.
BHhiP ANIJ I AMbrt Receipts, S.HI10
nem; marsei. nirner; ismns, BV.2MFlI.on;
yeariinga. n wqjti.r?;
wether. .767.bO;
ewes, l.B7..
Mloax City Lire tlaek Market.
SIOUX CITY; la., May st-CATTLjB-Receipts,
head; market, steady to
loo higher; native steer. $7.U.70;
butchers, $4OA.40; oannena, JtHifca;
calves, $b.6uilf 10.U0 ; bull. Blag, etc..
S.U0&7.25,
ill MH Receipts, H,M head; market. 6r
higher; heavy. $7 lbfrt.M; mixed. V VO
7.:; light, fl.mi.Xi; bulk of sales,
$7-s2Hi1.SS.
HtiKKP AND UAMBS-Rerelpt.
head.
Ml. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOTEPH. May J.-CATTL.E-Re-relpt.
l.OoO head; market higher; ateer.
$7XKtie.O0; cowa and helfera, 14.50m. 00;
calvea, $4.00(8. 60. .
MOOS Receipt. R.000 head; market
higher; top. $7.66; bulk of salea. $7.461f7.:..
8HEEP AND lAMBrt-Recelpts. 1.5M
head; market higher; lambs. $10.00 I2.W.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. May 28.-COFFElv-Tlie
circulation of a few June notices was ac
companied by some near months liquida
tion In the market for futures today and
after opening at a decline of three to sl
points, prices aold about four to seven
teen pointa net lower. There appuar.d
to be aoine scattered trade selling ol
later months, but these oflerliika n
not badly taken at the decline, and pric
later rallied, partly on reports of steadl.
neas In Hraxll and a little covering. The
close waa two to five points lower. Sales,
M.iuO buna. May and June, 5.40c: July.
6.4IH.'; August, 6.52c; September, ti.."4V; tic
toiler. .Tmc: November, SUle; December.
.K4c; January, .: February, 7c;
March, .7Hc; April. (84c. Spot, qui-!'
Klo No. 7. 7Vmc: Santoa No. 4. S4C. No
fresh firm offers were reported from
Brazil. Mllrele prices were unchanged
ttio exchange on London was 'd loner.
Dry taotida Market.
NPW i'OHK. May a-DKV GOODS--"otton
guuda market aa quiet and
bsrely steudy today. Indigo print were
withdrawn from sale owing to dye
stuff ahortagc aiid hociery prices were
advanced for the same reason. Worsted
yarns wvre dull. Cotton yarns were
easy, liurlap continued strong.
Kiapsrsled Apples and Dried t raits
NKW YORK. May 24.-EVAPORATII
AFPI.F.S Quiet and easy.
DRIED FRl'ITB Prunes, steady. Apri
cots and peaches, dull. Raisins, ouiet.
I The Bee Want Ads Are Rest Busliics
! Boosters.
,,,,. ,nvlr purrhases at prlcei
hat ere full v a nlekel higher, and In
the ra of heat lights, value, ahow.vd
flat dime advance. Most of their hoK.
as hl!;0'm,-,7.r4 w1,h a fBW 'n'hos