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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1915)
Tlifc liEh: OMAHA, fvrULUDAt, Si A V lsu.'i. u L ! WAJfTKU TO BCT WANT small restaurant lun h room and confectionery In or out of -itr. ; Hunt to buy from r-wticr. K t'-S. IW. Isle eve-vin.ni; M band Ticr IMS. I WANTED Black l.sne-whaii setting. fall Hed 7S 4 eua lor i UKKH k tut imiiixi u...'4.ht em. sold . "" "'-in "IW WANTKl To buy an invalid chair. I Charles Schwenck. H No. S. So Omaha. WAMKK A wheel .hair In go. tion. Harney (". Slightly used high grune iiiiinu. D. 2017. rj FOR KKJfT A part men la h ml 4-Ints. I! DOCOLAS ST.. toonn U ao up T. OEOROK 6-room r: i;i .nient, redeco rated throughout. 113 N. slat Ave., se lect West Farnnin diatitct. I'tioiic Web ster 1674. Wisyin -o I I n vi 01 x-rnmn, iiiourril. i ,-a.i lira i..-o flats. Can be ivnted separately or to gether MO tur.imer. $10 winter. Conrad Young: "it Rrandel i'licoiw. Dcu. ir71. l-HOOM hate.t iii'iiMjii'Ht. The chiila Vista, th mid rnvfif inn Ave Vacant Juno 1. Connd ounc.. Urnndils thia ter Dongm 1.Y71. COOL KOOM.. Council Bluffs !2 wock. Osden Hotel. VERT choice 4 or .i-rorun jtcui:i-houled apartmenta on Vcrt Kiirmim afreet John v. . RBrlN, ix fahnam kt t-ROOM hfHted apaTtmriic. The Maa.in, Mat and Ma'on K's. R din ed rent. Con rad Young. Itrnndels Theater. D. U71. COOJ Al'ARl MK.N rs. Choloa 3-rooni 11 iurini( nt, dandy aoraened porch; oak finiHl. ; large rooms; nicely decorated; eve-rythlnn ftrat class; In nrly new apartment house bulldlnr. Alao four-room apart uient, game bulUlin. Very reasonable rent. Call office for ap pointment. SCOTT AND HILL. CO.. Douglas 100y. FOl'R nice rooms; close In; 10. Red CENTRA aqual a prtca or qui.llty. f-room bouaa; 4-roura flat 220 N. Ud. THREE rooms a.nd bath and toilet; cloaa to car line. $1150. T. 8UIXIVAN. 215 Jirandels Theater. "TH K HARNEY." 4-r., SOX Harney, will sub-lease, NEW, has sun parlor, a nod location. Call H. W1. THE AI.MA. 27TH AND HARNEY STS. Very choice 4-room apartment. Doug. 790 or Harney 2902. Famished Apartments. HriENDID NEW FURNISHED APARTMENT For rent In the New a . 4Traverton,, I ' FIRETROOK. i 14TH AND UNPON COURT. W Oaterlnf to people of refined tastes ' LApartment oompetely equipped for housekeeping, up-to-data and comfort able. Phone Douf las 11M. 705 Omaha Nat. Bk. Board and Room. BOARD and room In private family for two younc ladles or man and wife. Har- ney nu. FOR RENT-6-room futnlahed apartment durlntf July and August. Tel. D. 73U7. or call Helen apartment office. BOARD and room In modern, private home tor two young men. Web. 6144. .WLKINCI DISTANCE. GOOD MEALS; mcala 24, at i226 Howard St. Furnished Hooai MODERN, walking distance, plenty ot hot water. I'hone Tyler lb8. SINGLE and double -furnished room", strictly modern. Nice cool rooms with plenty of shade; reasonable. Red 5604. MODERN, well furnished front room or smaller room, large lawn, private fam ily. Phone Harney 2296. N. 21 ST, 504 Modern, furnished room. Douglas 528. 271 FARNAM One floor. 4 nlve modem rooms, chen p. - COOI beautiful front rooms, large porch, shade, fine for summer; meals if drr Sired; garage. 821 N. 22d. . LARQU front room,, fiirnlahed. iCfll Dod He- II arney 7M7. BT. MARY'S AVE.. 2663, '. Nicely furnished front room, modern, good location. Douglas 4432. Famished Honsea. TOR RENT Furnished for the summer months for small family without chil dren, a 7-room house located on shaded treet In Dundee. - Phone Walnut 1112. JVERY desirable room for summer, pri vate, modern, 2il7 Harney. Red (978. A NICE, clean, all modern south room In private family; suitable for 1 young men; 112 a month: breakfast if desired. 5614 Cass tit. Karnlaaed HoavsekMnlais; II 00 a. TWO modern, nicely furnished house keeping rooms. 2019 Webster. DAVENPORT. 2610-J modern apts., com ' plete. Llarht Hoaeelteilasi Uooaaa. COOL rooms, with alcove, kitchenette furnished. Og don Hotel Co., Council Jtsiuns. la. N. JlbT. 26H2-2 rooms, closet, pantry, bath; fresh paint, paper and furnlah- ings; Sd floor; lit. Webster 5M0. lili CALiroRNlA 2 and 2-ruom, mod. furnished cotUute: nice yard. Har. 40OL, WrNAM. 2S22 Two nice housekeeping rooms; electricity, gas range. 3. J6TII ST., 12o Ujht housekeeping rooms, strictly modern; also sleeping rooms. Harney ir,i. M. 25TH. 214 Cool, airy rooms for light housekeeping, single or en suite. Doug las 6462. 1JOHT housekeeping rooms, uiatalrs and down. 2ol0 Davenport. Doug. 6240. Uoavses sad Cottagea.' North. IX-ROOM. modern house, located at 1710 Deeatur 6t; will be vacant May 1; n per month. Pbone H U.iX WEST FARNAM, 7-R., H6. 1U N. th St.. near DodKe, Very rhoioe, handsomely finished brick. Bleep ing porch and sun room. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1635. STATE HANK BLDO.-o FOR RENT 7-room house, all nodrrn. M-m Paiker St FOR REINT Eight-room, strictly modern house. 2428 Ch-irles Hi.; suitable for two families. Call Webster SEVEN rooms, all modern, Benils Park. Phone Harney 4. loitk- FOR EENT-$65.0U Dwelling, 414 So. 38th St.; tiled vestibule, reception hall, front and back parlors, dining room and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 'J bath rooms, hot water heat, garage. All in first class con dition. Location A-l. Benj. 6. Baker. Phones D482, II317, I-R. BRICRT 12; PART MOD. Extra choice. du 8. lMh it 492. o West. WEST FARNAM District, 7-room mod ern hoUM-, S. anth St. Unrua and (.arages. SMAI-L garage on West Harney, 24 per month. Phone Walnut 'iu. Miaoeliaaeaas. 820 So. Mth St., -r. all mod., 260. 2uWi Mason St . s-r. all mod., f-. 2482 Franklin St.. lVr . all mod . Ui. 61 No. l'Jlh St., K-l.. all mod., til. SKi Maple Ht.. 7-r., ail mod., 13.'.. 17 South 17th St.. 8-r., all mo.1.. .j N. 2d St., 6-r., nioj. ex. heat. J2. 3.'t Hamilton. S-r.. mod. ex. ht., J2:'.ii Chicago St., 5-r.. mod. ex. hat, tit. ImC Ixithrup St., -r., all mod , fl.. Z&l Emmet St., 7-r., mod. ex. heat. IIS. I'aclfh- St.. 4-r , mod ex heat, 215. HIRKKTT COMPANY, 49 Bee Bldg. Doug. '.J. (EE the Central Furniture Stores. JfREU CENTAL LIST. VOn KENT looses and nttaaea. For Rent iii-irr t.-.-o .icq ; a moms aim sle-otng torch; huPI-in bookcases unci "if frt : klti hen oMnrl. ens stove: hot 'water heaters, v arle all nicely indili'd. ' Convenient to mr and school. AMKHICAN SKCl'RITY HI I Q'iBlw fr t Walnut 18T J.C. Reediv:: kiv. tag 'ri. . . va Al.i, s ses. 6a . r month up. i. taxton. Mnggand'sS; ud tttorags Call ua for ee- a lor mor. tog. raniu, shipping. !' U .Vebstrr at. I Mi Kins 'K. I Gordon Van Co. 111 N 11th St Tel IV SW or Web 11 GlobeVan&Storage Sterns, mover, packs, shins; S-horee van and 1 men, II per hi.; atoragt 1 t mo. Satisfaction aunr. 1. 4.t Ty. m vimV.f vvx I'hone rouKlas JM tor complete Hat of vacant houses and apartments; also for utoiano, moving, iftth and Jackson Sts. TTnilRno Cretan Sons Co.. Kee MidK. In all parts of th- cltv. MVDKRN -room cvttnca. ft par ! I'ratt, Omaha Realty Co,. Red J;? .)0 s 'ln "-r"- cotta'.-; water 'V '""raid. Owner, Evins 8t. Veb. WW lh o.t buy later the rent will be counted as pal. I on the price. I have several of these; fiom ii up to IIS. The $18 la a B-room n o.iern btinirnlow near Miller Park and Miller Vark school. Almost new, full ot. Also a ll-room and 4 lota. and a fi-rnom. near 17th and tiake. city water and electric light, lt. Tel. I)nu. 2l"7, 9 to 10 and 12 to 1. or Kve.. Val. 267. FOH KKNT We have a complete list of all house, partrt.rnta and flata that are for rest This list can be seen free of charts 'at Omaha Van Ptornce Co . MX s. lth St SEVERAL (6 to $28. Tel. eves. Wal. 2087. -o Stores tin 4 Offices. NEW modern storeroom. 503 North Mth street; low rent. Conrad Young, ill Prsndels Theater, limit, If.TI. MODERN office, opposite Loyal Hotel; low reut. a. P. f tebblns. Nice Cool Office With- Vault Near the Elevator aud Staii! Electric Light Free The Bee Building Co. Superintendent's Office. Room 103. REAL. ESTATE FARM aft nAMCIl LAMIA FOR IALE, California. CALIFORNIA LAND. AH counties; cataloguo free. Write C. M. Wooster Co., Phclan Rldg., San Fran- Claco. Kstnbllshed 30 years. Live Oak Colonies, none better. Smith Co., 913-14 City Nat. Bk. W. T. O. 281. Live Oak Colonies Forty acres, improved, splendidly lo cated, with good Nebraeka neighbors about you; 2 miles from town; rich soil; fenced; new buildings; ' everything com plete; a gem of a home at a low price; terms If desired. For particulars address W. T. Smith Co., Desk B, City National Bank Bldg. Kaasas, FOU SALE or exchange, well improved eastern Kansas quarter section of fine land. Will sell on easy- terms or ex change for Omaha improved. W. T. Smith Co., Desk B, City National Bank Bldg. lews HAVE TOU A FARM roll SALST Write a good description of your land and send it to the Sioux City, la., Journal. "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Medium." Tweuty-flve) words every Friday evening, Saturday morning and every Saturday eveolng and Sunday morning for one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve different days for 12; or M words, H; or 75 words, t. Largest circulation of any Iowa news paper, 20,(M readers dally In four great states. WHEAT FARM IN MINNESOTA. A nice Itiu-acre farm, about one-half cultivated and one-half in hay and pas ture; near good town in Wilkin county, Minnesota, one of the best counties in the state for corn, potatoes, small grain, alfalfa and other tame grass. This place Is a rare bargain at $00 per acre ani can be sold on easy terms. PAYNli INVESTMENT COMPANY, Barker Ulk.. Omaha. 40, SO OR I6U ACRES, good heavy soil. In wsll settled part of Todd oounty. Mlnn.l good roads, schools and churches; price (15 to 14) per acre; terms, $1 per acre cash, imJaace 11 per acre a year until laud is paid for. ( per ceut interest SCHWAB BROS.. 1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. afeatam. CAN locate (0 homesteaders on 320 acre each. Nice smooth land, close to tim ber and water. Price of locating, t&u each. Fur particulars address, ii. U. Farns- worth, Dillon. Mont. , Sesraika. COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA. til .000 buys a highly Improved farm. Consisting wf about 514 acres located on one of our boulevards eut from the city,' only a 40-n.lnute's ride. Oood water sys tem, small amount of trull, some alfalfa, tame hay, nice large beautiful shade trees and Hi kliide of nhrubbery and about 10 aci-es or natural timber, maklug a beautiful park. Tills Is an ideal propo sition for handling thoroughbred stock of any kind. Living spilag in paature. C. R. COMBS, IK Brandela Theater u.i. omaha. D. 3918. FINL FARM -NEAR OMAHA. 153 acres, only Itf nines west ot Omaha and 2 miles from Millard; about 0 acres is In native hay, baiame In cultivation. The farm Is locuted In a very prosperous Uerman neighborhood where land Is ad vancing, it ought to sell for Ulit per acre, but to settle an estate, you van buy it today for 1.. PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY. Ware Hlock, Omaha. MKKR1CK CUl'NTY FARM. ViO acres only H miles from Central Clly, and miles from another town on main line ot IT. P. raulroiid rhh. dark soil, practically mJI In cultivation, good stand of alfalfa and wheat; C-room i house, good ham and other out-bulld- Ings. Owner will consider exchange for smaller farm or good city residence proiierly. PAYS' 12 INVESTMENT COMPANY, Waru Hlock, Omaha. l)LUIAS Cif sTY-FKED1NU FARM. Located within easy distance of South Omaha market and only 2 miles from 2 good towns on main Hue U. P. railroad. Most of the place good bottom corn land, with fine pasture with running water; improvements consist of large . house, good barn, and other outbuildings, and is a great big bargain at 2130 per acre. Liberal terms PAYNE l.MV'KWMENT COMPANY, Ware Block, omaha. RKAL ESTATE LOATTS WE ARE always la tuuds to make good farm and itv Ivans PETERS TRUST CO.. lui Farnani St. FARM LOANS. I PER CENT. TOLA ND TRUMBULL. 441 Bee Bldg. "0 TO to,o. made uroroptly. T. D." Wead. Wtnl Rid.. Wh and Kamarx Ita fJlTY and farm loana. 5. 6H. a per cent. J. II. liunru.ni A Co.. 4I Slate bank. OMAH hoiiiis. East Nebraska farms. CKEKKE REAL ESTATE CO.. Kilt Omaha National. phans Douglas ffll Vt' ANTKD City loans and warrants. W? Farnam Smith Co.. U20 Faruam St RKAIi ESTATK LOAN'S SKE ua flrt for f a.in loans in eaatara Neb. I'nltad States frost Co.. Omnlii. CITT IOAN8. C. U Cerlber IH-j;j Iirandeka Theater Bldg. CITY rrorty. Large loana a specialty. W. Jl Thomaa. I. State Bank Bldg. HON FT on hand for city and term loaea H W. Binder, t Itr National Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE Eon EXCHANGE FtK SALE or exchange fine south t7l ft.) front lot on I'nderwood Ave.. Dun- nee, or will exchange lot aa part pay ment on comparatively new, modera, elijht-ronm house, ererted on good lot In choice location. Address J 467. care Bee. DO-At UK farm eastern Nvhraska. Lavs level ,ood anil. Price I00 per acre. Vt II! exchanse for general inerchsn.tlse. N'nt he well located, doing good busineas. Prefer to trade with owner. BELL IV)., M Al13( iN, NKR. o LWESTMENT. Have a lot In Casper. Wvo.. will trade or sell; none but Omaha people bought in this addition. Address M 4rto, Bee. von sau: OH EXCHANGE Strictly modern, up-to-date -room house, with oak woodwork, oak floors and all conveniences; three full lots and garage; located on a boulevard In a quiet neighborhood. Price $15,000, mortgage $4,000. Owner, leaving Omaha, wants a farm in northeastern Nebraska. J. II. DUMOXT& CO., 41S-18 state Bank Rldg. Phone Douglas 690. FoRTY-ACRK apple orchard. Fine Im provements. Near good town In south eastern Nebraska. Have other business to look after and will sell or trade for eighty-acre farm In southeastern Ne braska or residence noar state university. Address J, 1642 Poplar St.. Lincoln, Neb. REAL ESTATE WEST HIDE A Sacrifice Si.St Reduced from 23.500 to make Im mediate sale. Owner leaving city. Mod ern 7-room house: frne residence district; three hi ickt Far nam car line; sjiendiil south front lot, with shade, fruit and shrubbery. Will make terms. W. T. Smith Co. City Nations! Bank Bldg. $500.00 Cash Balance Monthly Buys a dandy brand new completely modern S-story house in the cathedral district. House will be completed within the next two weeks. Has large living room, dining room snd kitchen on first floor, ' an extra large south front bed room and two smaller bedrooms and bath on second floor. This Is sure to make you a fine home. Address 4330 Wakeley Ave. Take a Dundee car and get off at 43d St., walk 4 blocks north or take a Cuming St. car and get off at Davenport and walk 3 blocks west and 1 block north. Creigh, Sons & Co. Douglas KiO. r08 Bee Mdg. Sale or Exchange Five foil slxed city lots well looated, two of them corners. Will sell singly or togetner on very easy terms, or exchange for Omaha Improved property. W. T. Smith Co. City National Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE A Real Snap ' New ft-room house, ' largs south ' front lot near Fontenelle Park and Boulevard, two blocks from car line; beautifully decorated; electrio lights. This is a new house and can be bought for tXliO, which is 3330 less than it cost. Will take smsll cash payment and balance can be paid same as rent. W. T. Smith Co. Desk B, City National Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE NORTHWEST ttoO BUYS a good three-room house; electrio lifiht. Call after t: p. m., or Sunday. 9015 Uurdette. I'RAJRIK PARK Beautiful home, six rooms and bath, oak finish first story; fine trees and hedge; most artistic resi dence district In Omaha: street paved and perked; community brick garage and clubhouse; on car line, near schools, stores and church; no saloona, Ames Ave. 2600 cash and 230 monthly. B. J. Bcanncll. Doug. 33 or Web. Sill. REAL ESATE INVESTMENTS I Need Money I have sold a high class residence on payments. Have 21:420 equity that I will sell for 21.370 cash. Draws . per cent Interest and entire sum matures In 4V years. I need, the money for another In vestment. For full particulars address B 4S, Bee. BUMMER REbORTS ' RIVER MOOR A SELECT COLONY ON THE SOUTH SHORE SCITUATE, MASSACHUSETTS This lovely shore resort Is located at the end of the road on the southerly end of Third Cliff, Scltuste, Mass. It Is al.out a mile from the station and the town, directly on the ocean front, and commands an unobstructed view up and down the coast and out to aa There are Krassy uplands all around and hll'.a in the distance. Boating, bathing and fianlng' may be enjoyed and canoes snd motor boats are used on the North river, where trips up the river for fifteen miles may be taken. A branch store aud post oftice are located here, and many of the Collages ha-ve telephones. The town has good stores where all sup plies may be obtained. Fresh fish and lobsters can be bought at any time, bummer train servioe give a train every hour and tlio livery stable service is guoX All the cottages are new, with modern conveniences. Including excellent town water, baths, fireplaces, aieeping porches and garages. The houses are large, with large rooms having wuidows on two and tin to sides. All floors are of the best bard pine, well finished. The rooms are fully fur nished except for bed and table linen and silver The furniture is of the plain nde 1 n type. All beds are of plan white Iron ilh best National springs and combina tion mattresses. Blankets, quilts and pillows are supplied. The pen try and kitchen are generously furnished, the range is a Cabinet Olcnwood, ana the china a set of matched willow wars. There are no houses to compare with these in cleanliness, naulpment, comfort and convenience. Rentals range from $300 to $600, 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 MEDICAL ARMANO Really helps get rid of that pain In the back, luucn ef rheumatism, nervousness, tired, sluggish feeling snd brings bark that lost appetite, purifies the blood and builds up the entire sys. lam. Just send a postcard to the Shells barger Co.. Mfg.Phar..West Liberty, la. PILEH. FISTULA CURE IX " Dr. B. R. Tarry cures pile fistula and Other rectal diseases without surgtoal operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book en rectal diseases with testimonials. DR. a. R, TARRY. 240 Bee Bldg. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET! Demand for Cash Wheat Continues Light: Price of OaU Alio Ttkei Drop. CORN MARKET IS BULLISH OMAHA. May . 1315. The demand for cash wheat continued lighttnday. There wss very few sales reported and the market suffered a de cline of a cent and a quarter. The re ceipts of corn were fair snd there was a pretty good demand for the white and yellow in the commercial grades The market was quoted t,c higher to c lower, the white and yellow corn being a little more In demand than the mixed. The rrcelt.ts of oais totalled thirteen cere, hut the sales a ere unimportant and the market experienced a drop of ic. A more hull'sh feeling on corn has de veloped In certain quarters In the Isst few dsys. based on the wet weather It is said that farmers will fall behind In their work owing to manv having to re plant their corn and thnt they will le too busv and too bullish to sell and de liver corn freely In June Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal to SOJt.onO bushels: corn. S.S6,iX bush els; oats. .ta.oi bushel. Uverpool close: Wheat, not quoted; corn, not quoted. Primary wheat receipts were W2.000 burhela and shipments 5X1,0110 bushels, acaliist receipts of Mnno bushels and shipments of 4.000 bushels Inst year. Primary corn receipts were 37H.0OO buf-hcln and shipments W,u bushels, against receipts of 1,170. nni bushels and shipments of .000 bushels last vear. Primary oats receipts were SM.000 bushels and shipments 47!t f bushels. against receipts of 664.nno bushels and shipments of 64.ono bushels last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Oats Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Omaha Kansas City Ht Ixittis .... .l.w .17U 7i .. 17 .. 1 .. 7 .. 40 ..111 3s 21 32 Winnipeg Ffiles reported today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 1 car. I1..W4. Bamnle: car. I1.8S. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 21. SI. Rye No. K: 1 car, H.07H. Corn-No. 2 white: cars, No. 8 white: 1 cars, 7J'c. No. 2 yellow: I ears. 71V; '. csr. 124o. No. 2 yellow: 2 cars. 72Vc. No. 1 yel low: S car, T2o. No. yellow: 1 car. 72i. No. 2 'mixed: 1 car. near white, 72'tc; 4 care, 710. No. 2 mixed: j car near white, 72c; H car. 71 Wo; 11 rare, 71"e. Sample: 1 car, TOo. Oats No. 4 white: car, 4Ho: 1 car, 4'c. Sample: 1 car. 47c; H car, 4c. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 Turkey, I1.4CH1 4M4.; No. S Tury, ll.MWJ) fl.lV No. 2 hard, l.il..S; No. 2 hard, 1.Sfl(j'l.8S't; No. 4 hard. 1.S2f1.: No. 2 spring. $l.Vdl3: No. 2 durum. $1.37 rl.tt; N.-, 2 durum, ll.StVftl.27. Corn: No. 2 white. 7JH7a,e- No. 2 white, 724(trT2,c : No. 4 white, 7mirTJc- No. I white. liit 7Hc; N. white, 71ifcmc: No 2 yellow. 72HT2,e; No. I yellow, 7M)C"i2; No. 4 R allow, 7mifT2r: No. 5 yellow. 71Mr71o; o. yellow, 7172c; No. 2 mixed, 7IV 71e; No. 3 mixed, 71tlf71,ic; No. 4 mixed, 70J71c; No. 6 mixed, 701r70,e; No. t) mixed, .OflTOMfC. Osts: No. 2 while,' 4VyfT 4V; .tsj.dard, 464DHe: No. S white. 4 4n: No. 4 white, 4Sk4(jM'4o. Barley: Malting. 7VffT?o; No. 1 feed, 6fTe. Rye: No. 2, $1.07411.074: No. 3, ri.Ottjjrl.OJVg. CIIICAUU GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Feataree of the Trading; as4 Cloalag Prices Board of Trade. CHICAGO, May 28. Announcement of Ui ebcglnnlng of shipments from the harvest had a decidedly bearish Influence today on wheat. The market closed heavy at Vfi-4c net decline. Corn flnlahed un changed to Hli 'in lower, oats, off lillto to lo and provisions the same as last night to 10o down, F.neigetlc pressure from sellers quickly followed advices that the first car of new - wheat shipped this year in the United States wss on the way from Texas to Kansas City. Eastern longs were said to have been especially prompt to let go of holdings. Bearish crop opinions from southwestern railroad source counted also against the bulls, and so, too, did prospects of better weather tomorrow. Damaging storms made the wheat mar ket - at first have a tendency to climb. Later, however, traders were disposed to sreept theories that Injury caused by lodging1 would for the most part bo re paired by plenty nf sunshine and that the unusual amount of moisture lately had been of considerable benefit In stopping the ravages of the chlnehbug. Corn weakened when wheat turned de tislvelr downgrade. Previously excessive rsin nnd manv reports that much re planting would be necessary led to a good deal cf buying. The chief reason for the depression of oats was a British govern ment request to delay shipments. It was explained that norts were temporarily congested, hut that It was not true any purchase were being cancelled. Provisions held within narrow limits. The market though was more or lees In t lined to ens off with grain and hogs. Futures ranged aa follows: Article! Open. I High. I lxw. I Close. lYes'y Wheat! May. July. Corn. 1 4A, 1 4M 1 41 1 41 1 4R 1 r7H I 2S itSVfe 1261 'liH 1 2 7' July. Bept. Oats. I July. Sept. Pork. July. Sept. Lard. I July. 7714' 77. 78'il 4M4 7HSI 77 771 77 60 I 60H 44T 46 . 77H TTVal St 4ir 44S 1 II 20 18 tm IS IS 1 18 15 IS 54 I 18 M I IS Is) 18 22H II (0 S STH 10 10 10 as 10 WH IS 6241 S7V4I M4I SB 1 10 10 1 10 (ft i 10 10 10 So M 2H1 10 i 10 U 10 M I 10 SO I Kept 10 u Ribs. July. 10 2V Kept. 10 M Chicago Cash Pricesv-Wheat: No. I red, HUH; Ne, S hard, ll,43KM.4M4. Corel No. I yellow, 7ti'jfl 1 c ; others nominal. Oats: No. S white.. KtTCa'jc; standard, MWie, Rye: No. 2. $1.1$. Barleyi Kjfar Seeos: Timothy. V.WU-l; REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDB A BARGAIN In West Hanscom Park, bungalow, I rooms and enclosed sleeping porch, nearly finished, oak finish first floor, pine and birch finish second floor and fireplace, house all complete with storm windows and screens and lighting fix tures, for $2,800. Make an eipointment with owner and builder to see it. Harney 761. LKAviNo run CITY. I have a new. modern, 6-room bungalow In the Hanscom Park district. Am going to move to California and must sell (his property before I go. If you want to buy the cheapest home in the city, tele phone me at Harnoy 2il. o REAL KHTATK MWCU.U VAi V Trackage Lot 6 Blocks to 16th St. $1,800, We have for sale a real "bargain In a trackage lot. It has the best facilities, well located. On high ground. American Security Co. Douglas 6012 Walnut 2037. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICK FOR BIDS. The undersigned will receive at his office In the City of Atkinson sealed bids for prices on U feet of A No. 1 fire hue, S combination ncsxles and 1 hosa cart. AU bids to be s.iccaipanled by a certified check fur $.00 as a showing of good faith to furnish good No. 1 material at tha bid der s price made. AU bids must be In the city clerk's of'toe en or beJure th 7th day of June. IMs, at 8 e clovjr p. aa C, V. WICX Clljr CJerk. Atkinson. Nth. VjMt Swift & Com pan y Unioa Stock Yard. Chlesce, Mar . itll Dividend No. 115 Dividend ef ONS) DOLLAR and SEVENTY PlVK CENTS (41.76) per shsre oa the capiial stock of Swift Company, will be paid oa July 1st. Hit, te stockholders ef record. June 10. 1916, as shows ea the books ef tha Company. r. S. HAYWAKD. keeretsrj clover, M.wn'4 00 Previsions: Poik, 117".', lard. .".'. ribs, fi ir.fi in Ill TTl-.ii I nseiueii; i . ... .. .'74 c KCRIH-lllgher; receipt'. :-..v. ins.-; at mark, cases Included, liVulv . otdl narv firsts, PitjIilTc; f list a. IJS'itS. POTATOES Higher; Michigan vnl Wisconsin red, 4i".c4pc: Ml. lilgiiu snd W UKonsln white. tHfifss.'. lVULTRY-Ame, lower: fowls. 1V. NEW YORK nCNRRAI. MARK r- r ant at leas ef the Day a arlaa! ssiaissiUM. I NBvV YORK. May M -1 1 R -K.Hsy : "i rltig patenta. tT.4tMI7.,: winter patents. I V.Ll.:hi..l'l,r -WW- T:""'' msaedltlea. "ra ignis, l ..u.n..". . WHIuAT-8lKl. Irregnlai; No. I red. 1 M. No. 2 hard. 21 (A, i: l. f. New I. -S?.'.1 v"' 'V N n"rt u' rPi. ' ' lut li. 21. Mt,; No. 1 northe.n Ma iltoha, I ,V;4;",2'rrf w'k;. M"T: ' .u , . - J , ,,r""' ," America. 2fic I. KATHI.R steady ; hemlock firsts, 33ci seconds, kHifllc PROVISIONS-Pork, steady: mesa, $1.(Xvunt family, IJl.Omo 2,i 00; abort dear, llt.iiiKiiil fet. Heef. steady, mess. SIH (sati ltt.on; family, II .:VU'J0.6. Iird. I ii ui ; middle west, SS Until. 70 TAt.l.OW Dull; city, 0'"; county. iTiic; special, '.o. IU"l'Tl:H Stea.lv; receipts. 10,014 tubs; creamery, elrs. ft score), 2ti2,,,cj creamery, .higher scoring!, astj1!' firsts, LMvtt'.'n-; seconds. ;Hfl27c. Wlll-Mim; receipts, 1S.KW esses; frsh gathered, cxtrsa SSIrMc; storage packed, extra firsts, l'ME!c; 1 1 rats, (iJUfcc; regular packed, extra firsts. t 21c flials, JlHil'lc: nearby hennoty, whites, fine to fancy, MtZ; nearby henne.y, browns. i:itr'.'4c. iliri.THY Dressed, dull, unchanged : Western froien t-oastlng Hilckens, 17 2?c; fresh fowls, Iced MJflJc; fresh tur keys, loed. 15wl7e. I.lve firm; chickens, broilers. Wit.'Oi': fowls, IK. CHKIttiV Irregular: re-elpts. 4.7.11 boxeso; state whole milk, freah sMclals, lSt17c; state whole milk, average fancy, ltrtrc. OMAHA UKKKR.IL MtRKBT. BUTTF.R-N.v 1. 1-ib cartons, Jlc; No, t -lb. tubs. 2. CHKICSM -imported Swiss, 32c; Amer ican Swiss. bleik Swiss, 2io; twins, UHc; daisies, 17Hc; trlplsts. 17sc; Young America. 18c: blue label brick. lbV4c: llm- kuiger. 2-lb. 20c; New York white. llc imported French Koquefort. 40o. FISH Trout, 14c; targe crappira. 14c; halibut, lVc; channel catfish, He. herring, 1c, codfish, 14''; ma krel, )bc; sitlmun ISc. BWKtT POTATOK8 Kansas. i Tt. bbl . Wholesale prices nf beef cuts tttsilive April 2t) are as follows: BLEF CUT Ribs: No. 1. lc; No. t. lHc; No. S, Loins: No. 1. 2l.c. No. 2, 4c; No. S, Cnucks: No. 1, 11V.C; No. 2. lie; No. S. 1040. Rounds: No. 1, 164c; No. S, lf'c: No. S. lf.0. Plates: No. 1, c; No. 2, V'i No. i, ko. POULTRT-Broliets. Mcl spring chirk tins, 16o, nens, Ho; cocks, S'to; roosters, l40; stags, SVic; ducks, lie; geess, lOe; turkeys, lStfl.'.c; pigeons, per dm.. k)c; ducks, full feathered, lOo; geese, full feathered, So; squabs, No. t. 1.W; No. 2, Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by Ollllnskl Fruit company: FRUITS oranges: Fancy California Navels, 80s, S2.fto per box; fsncy Cali fornia Navels, Ms, S2.7S per box; fancy California late Valenelas, 17Sa, 2Vs. alas, 2Cs, 824s and Mai, U.W per box; fanoy California lata Valenelas, B to lo-box lots, SS.40 per box; extra fnncv ABC. late Valencies, 24-00 per box. Lemons: Extra fancy Oolden Bowl, SnOs. u0s, tft.00 per box; fancy Bhver Cnrd, SeOa, $4.00 per box; extra fancy Southland Beauties, SiiOa, SDiia, $S.O0 per bos: iancy Justrlte, 300s. 200s, $400 per box. Grapefruit: Cele brated Chase brand, Ms, $4.oo per box; celebrated Chase brand, 4a, $4 2ft per box; celebrated Chase brand, 64 s, $4.60 per box; celebrated Chase brand, S4a and bOs, $4.U per box. Pineapples: Kxtra fancy Cuban 24a, Sua, Ms, $2.00 per box. Bananas: Medium slse, t2.0u4a.26 per bunch; Jumbo fruit, Changulnola ana Port Umou, to per lb. Strawberries: . Extra fancy Mis souri, quarts, $3.00 psr rase. California cherries: 10-lb. bores, $&.uo per box. VUUKTABLF8 California new cab. bage, 85 to 100 lbs.. 3o per lb.; celery. Jumbo, 8O0 a doa. ; peppers, 60a a basket; head lettuce, $1.00 a dot.; tomatoes, fancy, $4.60 per crate; leaf lettuce, 40c a doa; artichokes, $1.60 a doa.: endive, toe per lb.; onions, yellow, 2c Per lb.; onions, Texss Bermuda, white, $1.60 per crste; Texas Bermuda, yellow, $1.26 per rrsts. Tomatoes: Choice, $400 per crate. Spin ach: 60c. per dug. Parsley: 10c per doa. Beets: too per dog. Potatoes: Minne sota white, TOcOlto per bu.; Texas Triumphs, 100-lb. sack, 4Ho per lb.; Florida Triumphs, In hampera of 60 lbs., $2.60 per hamper. Cocoa nuts: $3.60 per sack; per dos., 0a. Nuts: No. 1 Cali fornia walnuts. ISn per lb.; filberts, Ua per lb.; Hraills, UVo per lb.; pecans, UVio per lb.; sugar walnut dates, $1.60 per box; almonda, 20o per lb. MISCELLANEOUS Shelled popcorn 4c per lb.; limes, $1.78 per box; Cracker jack, $260 per rase; Checkers, IS. 60 per case; Crackerjark, $1.75 per H case. Pea nuts: Raw, 7o per lb.; roasted, S4o per lb.; raw, sack lots. Jumbo, Sc per In.; salted, $160 per can. Asparagus: Home grown, W-lb. bunches, 60c per dog. bunohes, Cars aad Wheat Region Balled). At Omaha, Nebraska, for the twenty four hours ending at k a. m.. Ttth meri dian time. Friday, May 28, 116: STATIONS OF OMAHA DISTRICT. -Temp. Rain' District. High. Low. fall PVy. Raining Cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt. cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Raining Cloudy "loudy lUlnlng Cloudy Cloudy Raining Cloudy Cloudy Raining Cloudy Raining Cloud v Cloudy Ashland, Neo.. 68 47 Auburn, Nob... 6 49 .80 1.10 Broken Bow ... 08 SS .60 Columbus, No. 48 42 .. OulborUon, Nb tl 88 .kt Falrbury, Neo. M 46 .60 Fairmont, Neb. 40 42 ,s6 Or. Island. Nb. 40 41 .78 IHarttnglon .... 62 41 1.08 Hastings, Neo.. 60 4t .no Holdregs, Neb. 48 80 . 86 Lincoln. Neb... 64 44 .11 No. Platte, Nb 48 40 1.J0 Oakdale. Neb.. 44 42 .74 Omaha. Neb.... 62 42 . 77 ITekamah. Nb. 4t 4i .85 ValenUns, Nb. 44 84 .$2 Alt, la 4& w ,ei Carroll, la 48 84 .78 Clarinda, la.... 88 4 1.18 Bibiey, la. 46 40 .80 Sioux City, la. 48 44 .8$ INot Included In averages. I-oweet temperature for twelve-hour period end' tng at a. m. Rains continue general throughout ths corn and wheat region and were very heavy In the western districts. Falls of ons inch or more were general In Ne braska, Kansas, Iowa and Missouri and falls ranging from three to four Inches occurred at points In Iowa and MlMOuii. L. A. WKLelH. laical Forecaster, Weather Bureau. I Kaasas t'itr f'rala and Previsions. KANSAS CITT, Mo.. May St. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 2l.41ni.4Vk: No. 2 red, ll.Mff? 1 as; May, $140S; July, $l.mk; September, H-14'4 CORN No. I mixed. 73He; No. 2 white, 7Ha75Vc; No, I yeUow. 70c; No. 8. 76c; May, 72Hc; July, 74W"4a; September, 74S.'t74Hc ' OATH No. 3 white, 4Vfce; No. 2 mixed, 4W47c Mlssespolls Orala Market. MINNKAPOLtS. May 28. WHEAT May. $U2; July. tl.4T.Vi; No. 1 hard, $1.64; No. 1 nortnem, 1.4, W( l.Wr ; o. t northern. ll.44Vrt'l 60V4. FLOl'R l)ecllned; fancy patents, $7.66; first clears, $8.46: second clears. $4.40. HAHLKY-VJjT4e. RK'H-$1 14H1 17. HKAN-$21.60. COHN-No. t, 72Vic. OATrt No. t white, lltjlVi . FLAX-$1.8iI2. l. Leale Urala Market. ST. IdTIf, Mo., May 88. WHEAT No. 2 red, $141tfl 42: No. I hard, tl 4641 40; May. kl.4; July. tl.21aftl.21. OHN-No. 2 7Hc; No 2 white, T7V4J 7sc; Msy. nc; juiy, (nio'ioio. OATii No. 1. Sic; No. f whits, 64c. Liverpool Grala Market. LIVERPOOL. Msy IK WHEAT-pot No. I Manitoba. 18s HVkd; No. 2, l&s fcd; No. 4, ls 4.1: No. 1 northern, Duluth 18s d: No. S hard winter. Us 9d. ( IRN'-'pot, American mixed, new, Ss 3d; La Plata mixed, la l'd. The Bee Want Ads Are Best Business Boosters. low, a.c, prompt shipments. Kmn rtsvs 4 week. .o : wl f.Oii'2 21 , ' ' """"" "l noon. tAT!-Ppot. easy: standard. :o; No. 'Same da's hist vear n'7 4 -" '-'; "l o.lav. snd tor that S white lAr' tanrv .iii.i,.,! hite mi.ii J ' 1 ear..n...i 4. ,.i i tiiKttct there has been a totv si ni siini.iy nZc ' S ' " ' i Tho following table st.owg tn receipts , , Mlp , wlpk mit IIAV-Flrm: No. 1. U.tTHl.ai; No 2. 'uS0? JV'd. "T? ? e ?e -r ""'l-'' , i"Hdlly. winding up with u SilP No S tiraWflt- shim. Ins .4.K..- m;h" l'v 'lock market for the Mf- dec lie vesterdnx. 'VRipaflVTIemullonTj ,l " " ""Vr T' '"'ino "liec "l1"" lh" n" r,,ln,r "'""' ISM, HHilJ,.; Pacific coast, 1M4, ivulio; j-i 15i 'l w, 17 4W onlv thrio cars, being the smallest of th. 1SI.1. K-WIOe. iin.I , Jrif-i -week. Kor the five .lava the run foots IIIDkM Uulei: H...i. Hie- r.nie.l I.."" , ''',.K1 v.-; ' , some! htng like 14.14 head, helmr aoiw.. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET 1 IT.,,. I r,:j. TJ r.ttl. Usual Friday Trade in Cattle Lambs Are Slow Sale and Look Lower. iiroos nnj.Y nvr. ct.tjts MinHEB. - SOCril OMAHA. May A 1SU ta,..i... Kheo ,fV,,P x, '. ' ,1JV,' ""f?-r , . t, . . , ' , 1,1 r - '"clal W,lneM.v . :. S? 7..W 2.770 orf,,.i n ur 4 4:'- K.stlm , .. ivi.r " li.ll 14 V'4 12 l'ik , "v" ' eek..J0.4ei Hme .1,. , ,.,.k . td Sik amedsvst weeks ago U.vv: i 7 Ss'st'i x7 Tti f xji ' . I . . fame .1 . 3 week a ago E!.I7 "' -ai, -s Hill I in 11. .ow sag laoie snow- 1 weeks mm, but emsller than three weeks prl.-e for hogs st the South Omaha "jisso, and last year. stock market fur the last lew days, with comparisons: mi. ;iu.ii2 iu".iiii.iiio i' 7 KSi s li S 14; IS tail 2-1 I 7 iu, S IS! 8 1 7 441 & S.'l I I 04 7 U-Hi M IK S 2i. 7 6..1 I I 4Skl ( S UI T U1 6 !ai J 11 1 $Mil I S W J 62 5 Sl M, 7 OS 1 2;i. 8 3P I 7 Ui, 6 Ml 4l 7 T SB 8 23 I 28 I 7l 2k I M 7 81 8 IS 8 28 , 7 60l 6 72, S 2; J I SM, 8 24! 8 84 , 7 43, I 4'. 7 01 ivi, S 1. 8 7 4i. 6 4 I I I S 16 1 SU 7 4ti 6 (, 4S 7 23l I 8 SV 7 4, 6 tW, S 7 :.i Ii W' I 1 4i 6 ."I H I 1" 7 &)', 7 K 8 46' J S S.1I 8 14! 7 14 7 4H, 8 011 8 481 7 SOI I 841 171 7 14 I 8 W 8 SY 7 S'.' I k ;! 7 t- 'Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Cnlon Utock Yards. Buulh Omaha, for twenty-tour hours ending at S p. re i esterda y : RBCEIPTS-CAR-l Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.H'sea Missouri Psclflu .. .. I nton Pacific .... C. N. W., easg.. 1 C. N. W.. west. 18 C, St. P.. M. O. 8 ('., M. ot Q., east.. 1 C H. west.. R. I. Ai P., east .. .. R. 1. P.. woat .. Illinois Central 6 Total receipts.... 43 6 12 6 3H 8 2 21 1 2 4 "bate. May 12. May IS May 14. Slay 15. May it.. May 17. Slay IN. May 1.x May 20. May 21 May May St.l May 14. May e.l May 2K.I May 27.1 May Iii.l 101 S ; MB.AD. Bine. linn. Sheep. , 7 U7R , Srtl I.IHi , i.cir. , 3U4 ,bXt M4 875 , ... 1.711 1 , M . 1X I 8 Is , 68 4 . 74 , 88 , 1 , 68 Morris A Co Swift Co t'nduhy Packing Co.... Armour & Co Schwarts Co J. W. Murphy .......... Benton, Yanaant L. Hill wn F. U. Lewis J. 11. nulla McCreary Kellogg... II. H. Hamilton Rothschild Mo. Kan. Calf Co... Christie Hlggln Tanner Bros John Harvey Cllne Other buyers Tot,1,, 1,651 7.0H8 1.823 norTi ii'lth. ..as tim usual i'Mdey's run of atock, the offerings Including quite a few very desiraoie wev, . w" " "5 mostly In the way of odds and ends and butcher stock. For the five days the supply has been about 18.508 head or very little different from a week ago, and nearly 4.000 head more than for the cor responding week last year. .Values were practically steady today, with Thursday, ss far a a desirable grades were con cerned, but the medium and common yearlings are rather bird to move. In fact, wnllo desirable cattle, both heavy and light, are selling fully ss , they were a wee ago, me iwir yearlings and llglitwsl.hts are dull and "".?"' . .e- in- vvnat lew ow nm -- - - - - eluded in the offerings today general. r sold at about steady prk-ea. Ail classes of buyers were anxious tor mo ii"ii" . .i ii-i,i rnuri and these sold fully as well ss toward the close of laat ! , .hi I. nn the medium and heavy cows prioes were lower and douldedlr unsatisfactory. Veal calves are about 26o lower for th week and tha same holds true of bulls, stags ana ruusn In slackers snd feeders there wag scarcely any trade. Both supply and de mand have been very light all week and while a few choice offerings have sold readily and well the general market has been dull at the present big declino and the volume of business small. uuotatlong on raiuo: uuu yearlings, SS.40iiit.OO; good to choice corn fed beeves, U.Uu'os.'.S; fair to good corri .... m. incog. 85: oommon to fair oornfed beeves, 7.lt4.Ov; good lo choice heifers. 70"i80u; good to holea '" $suu7.80; fair to good cows, $a680; common to fair cows, $l7tC7b; good to choice stickers ana reeaere, i ""J". tn umvi atockais and feeders, ti.uot 1.60; common to fair stockers and feed ers. o.WUl.u0: stock heifers. M.outyl.uD; stock cows, I6.764W.76: st ock . cal vss. tM b$60; veal calvus, $8 0Wri0.76; fat bulls, stags, etc.. $6.604,7.25; stuck bulls. t.0tdi 7.W. iuprc-ntative HKKF STEERS. He. 1... 6... t... Is... Av. Pr. N. AT. I'r. 10 l OO 81.. 1$ 140 11 1 60 n 1" 8 UI UA 8 00 last 8 tt 1174 8 4 I Il I 0 U7 8 U 17 114 8 ,-. Itll 6 M 14 Si 18 Nt 6 at BTKKRi s-ND HHIFERS. 640 T 86 8 I I 8t 1l Ik u w IM 19... M... il... 4... I .. 17... I... W... s... 8... 8... is... Ml... HI 1 Ml Is 7" 6 M 6M 6 e 10 UM 6 1 v COW. T4 4 t n in n Ill 4 tO I M 6 10 II .. Tat I M isa I m IIM 8 TO m in Ml IH , Ilkl T 0 1IT t M lot 7 6. , 8TI T U H T 840 f 80 ....!; too 6 M... .1191 6 St s 8 t... I... 8... 4... 1... I .. 1... 10... 1... .. 871 8 86 H iIFKK& 84 6 (s) 6 t at 10 4 711 8 W il , 41 4 Hi , me s oo I ts T MM 8 48 .i ALVEB. m 7 60 I I f U0 8 M II 6 tt uTiic'k.lts AN l FKICDKIU. MO 7 4 81 W IB HOOS- Supplies moderated a good deal today, only about nlnaty-one cars, or mw head lielng reported In. Ths total for the week to date is 42.787 head, being ii ion ahor of laat week and nearly 7.0U0 smaller than for the corresponding period of last year. The nutrxet openeo out si. una h". this morning and shippers bought rather freely at a 6c advance. Most of their purchases were made st $7.4o97.b8, the latter figure being the tup for the day and week. Packers stc.ted out bidding strong to Bo higher, and In the end bought most of their hogs at prices tiiat were fully a nickel up, the trade at the beat time being a big nickel higher than yesterday's aver age, giovemuni was leiny iivo.j after a trndlng bests was established, snd a pretty lair clearance had been made by 10 o'clock, although there were still a few bunches of weighty stuff left st this time. Tr-e r.esvy kinds hsve been the object of a good deal of discrimination during te last two or three weeks, and onlv one or two buyers will take the roukher kinds. As a result of this lack of competition some of them are left till the last end of the trade every day and they sell well 1-clow the bulk. The big string of today's sales landed at $7.46, with good showings at $7.47Urt 7 60. Several loads sold as high aa S7.U. and there were also some weighty hogs under fl 46. For the week values are all of 15c higher, and as heavies were In just as poor request last week as they are this they probably show as much gain as any other mna Ho. A ff t. K. At. gh Pr. 41 1 J St las T 41 14 i M 7 tt 46 1M 14 f 4TU It la ... T rvt T8 no iss T 47 2 17 .41 tl 7 87t 64 4 M f te t v rai i 40 m ui so te U n tat 7 4 u 14 139 T uu 41 lal ... I 118 ... ? 44 Ml ... 7 42 8S 144 I. 7 ii ' 44 0 t 44 M JJ ... . u 14 MJ ... 7 44 r1HKe;p It was after midday yester day before the bulk of tile ofleringa ashed, but lii the snd most of the la:cbs were cleaned up at fully Ac lower fig- res. moving migely at a range of t!i.Vtf' with tao 1, ails as high as rvs). Clear- nine u.is not very soort. a no two isc Mvete held over. ! ,;vrn ""ith the holdmers, todsiy's offer- hnF, only ,lHi,a ,, llve , hl I buyers rontlinwd bearish, and after tak ing over one two-load hunch at prices that were o. toted as snrwh're from stenly to a dime lower, they laid down. .and at n Int" hour In the forenoon there '" hr,' hom iambs .m- so1!! h ri-sh supplies consisted entlreh of clipped lambs srd both londa hold orr en of this sort of stuff, so hst " there was no chsnee to test out the mar. no cnen'-e 10 lesi out ins mar. ; ket n any ot her dire tlon. The two cars !of lamha sold early, which were )1ni. '"' fi'w..!"'' V'l ?' wn i'i..i..i nm ne.riy siesay ny f.mii.- i,n,i.-i-n, wnnr luii-rn inP"Rlll rneri as much as a dime lower. In the end all ,M" "nr I"'1 ' 'be lambs sold St prices "ere Kenerally quoted as snywav n on... npm nt-rw nro.igni inn Ofie til.ti.'h ..ilrl rinvn In a. 1 Tl - limi.. .linn In-, . . . . . li ioliil Ions oti sheep and lambs: l.amh. shorn, light. $J 4011 1ST. ; lamha, ahnrf. heivy $V8i'.i 70; ewe shorn. Ifi Mfml. i'. No. A v. Pr 7..V cllpt.e.l lambs 01 California spring Inmhs.. i California cull lambs 1. V) clipped lamha 10 cull lambs 2. '7 cllie. lambs ?M clipped lambs i'- 1 Ul'iHd lambs S4 tw .VH 74 71 7 71 81 S Mf II .ii $ ID) 8i 7 mi s :s V, 9 v f IIK'tfiO I.IVR STOCK MARK tit 4'altle Weak Hogs Kasy Sheep Demoralised. CHICAtlo. May 2 CATTLK Re celpta. I.fltn head: market weak; native 1ef steers, tr.OtviiO.i;.: western steers. Jsi.76ifjx.Ki: cows slid heifers, $3.3'VS.7i, eulves, $7.0mi!t.7.1. HOOS llecelius. Zl. head; mirkef easy, unclianged to Ik lower; bulk ;.n light. t;.607.sll; mixed. $7.(aV.7.aii: licsvv, $7.?i(7.7;.; rough, $7.2tMi7.S.'; pigs. $8.imv.4u. SIIIIKP AND LAMnSt-Recelpts .00i head; market den'oralised; sheep. $'VWj 7. HO; ewes, tl.&ub.00; lambs, $7.Mttl0.Ji. nt. t.onla Lite gtoek Market. ST. HiriS. May 2. CATTLK Re H'lpts. 700 head: market lower: native beef steers. $7.rn!.2,'.; yearlings, steers and helfera. trt.flnCO.JO: rows. $.0tr,7.oi: lookers and feeders. 8.0itr8.!;i; so.ithern et.-ers, tr..2."i8.8f.; cows snd heifers. $4.0" 6.M: native calves, $i1.on4i.76. lfHlet Receipts. 8.W0 head; market higher; pigs snd lights. Mi7M: mlved and butchers, 8?.H1i .".ku; good lieavy, 7.t til .80. HHEKP AND l-AMBH Receipts. !.8 hcud; market slow; clipped mutton, ti.00 iu.o0; clipped lambs, . $V.0VHi.7."; spring lambs, $10.00yll.7i. Kansas City Live Steek Market. KANSAS CITY, May 88 CATTLK Re ceipts, 4U0 head; market steedy; prime fed steers, t8.7r.7r8.00; dressed beef steers. $K00V.8i; western steers, $7.2011. 71. stockers and feeders, tii.7i8S..la; oulls. $.V7T4r7.(XI; calves, $4.608.60. HtKJS-Reoelpts. i,2uo head; market higher; bulk, $7.6tff7.75; heavy, IT.tostl.T: Packers and butchers, $7.8067.77 Vt; tight, $7 f4f7.M; pigs. $4.60'('7.W). - HIIKliP AND IjAMHS Receipts, 2.50 head; market weak) lamha. $s.iHVni.26; yearlings, r.tVlj.M; wethers, t&2to1.2; ewes, t;..60fi,60. loas City Live Meek Market. SIOI'X CITY. la.. May 28. CATTLK Receipts, ) hesd; market steadv; native steers. S7.8Mi4i.65; butchers, t6.lOM.IO; cows snd heifers, $4.5or7.00; bulls, staga. etc., $6.604J'7.0n. HOOS Receipts, 1,600 head; market steady; heavy, $7 4iH7.60; mixed, 17.400 7.41S; light, r.S.W.40. tfiiUUP AND LAMBS Not quoted. Ht. Joseph Lire Rtovk Market. KT. JOSFPH. Mo., Mar 28. CATTLE Rccolpta, 2tK) head; market alow: steers. $7.Mi.0O; cows and ' hoifers, $4.Efvif9.10, calves, $7.BOV8.00. HOUS-Recelpts, 6.000 head; market higher; top, $7.76; bulk of sales, $7.00U7.7o. BMEEP AND IaA MBS Receipts. ,0V) head; market slow; lambs, $10.7tf(12.00. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. Mav 2S.COKFKE Th. market for coffee futures nnened irfi at unchanged prices to an advance of ; point and Improved durimr the dav on scattering covering for the holidays. (Jen- erui uuaiuess wss very quiet, but there nir.y have been a little buying on the re pot ts of a further decrees In the Rantoa Stock and the strengthened statlsttcsl Da emon, duiy was relatively iirm. with the market closing at a net advance of 4 to 11 points. Sales ware v Ano haa June, 6.4TK-: July, f.6ec; August, 6.67c; Sep tember. 8.6Hc: October, g.80c; November, 82c; December, 8.84c; January, 8,S': February. 6.57r: March. 8 80c: A mil g lue Ppot. quiet; itlo No. 7, 7c; Santos No. i. 9c. Cost and freight offers were about unchanged. Milrula nrlcea were tin. changed at Br axil. Omaha Slay Market. PRAIRIES HAY About twantv cara were on tracks here. Iteceiots vestnrduv and today amounted to seven cars. There nsa oeen a low cara or very choice hay here Oils week and they have moved off very rapidly. Shipment of anything that can be loaded tliat is good la advised. r ouowtng is the range of values: Choice tlj.004jn.ta; No, t, HWKoS.OO: choice mM Isnd. 113 00; No. 1. tlt.0vkftl2.64; No. t, $10.0.1 11.00; No. S, M.OtKuSOo; choice lowland. IU.ooQ12.oo; No. i, tioiloeiLOO; No, t $.) tjlOOO; No. I, 25.00fc.00. STRAW None on the msrkst Choi,. whsat is quotable at 86 0064. 68. HI and Uosla. VV1W Ynnv X4- a unurv. m ...... ....... m j i wi - j.. sr irm, . Tl.'RPKNTlliEV Steady. aVAWHAii, ua.. May S8. TURI'DN TlNK titeady at 41o; sales, J00 bbls.1 re ceipts. 838 bbls ; shipments, 614' bblg.; stocks, 22,668 bbls. ROSIN Uulet: sales. 410 fabla mmIiim 1,3110 bbls.; shipments. 428 bbls.; stocks! 80.366 bbls. Quotations: A and R tim- C and D. $100; B, tt.10: T. H.lOjM: a and If. $3.12Vi3S.2S; I, $3 rTVtS 86 ; K tilt; , J.oo; jm, , wu. 84.40; WW, 10. b0. Cottoa Market. NEW YORK. Mav ts.-OTTOVewi futures, steady; nxlddUpg, S.OOc. Bales 200 bales. Cotton futures opened atesuiv jniv 8 40c: October. 8.7lc: Daaember. lim- . January, 8.860. The cottoa markst closed steady at a net gain, of only 1 to t points. Cotton futures closed stead: Jolv .too; October, 6.7 :io; . December. .c: January, lO.OOc; March, 10.24c. Metal Market. NRW YORK. Mav- 88. MKTA1.tl. $4.47S04.521. Spelter not quoted. Copper, steady; electrolyUc, 818.87 wmoO. Tin. iulet; five-ton lots, $J7AotLa8.0l). Ii-on quiet and unchanged. At London Spot copper, 78 Us; fu tures, i.7 LZs 8d. Spot tin. :i3 6s; fu tures. ,!. Antimony, U0ii-U6. Lead, aw oa; speller, sito. agar Market. NEW YORK. Mav 88. flTTfl A R.R. w firm; centrifugal. 4880: molasses. 4 li. . Refined, stoady. Sugar futures were steadier this morning on scattering trade demand and for covering ovar the holi days prompted by the continued flrmnes in the spot market. Prices st midday were two to three points net higher. Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, May St. DRY OOODS Cottou goods were steady today with de mand fair, but scattered. Yarns were quiet. - Wools and doroestio clips were higher. Keady-to-wear manufacturers were active on silk and cotton goods Kvaported Apples aed Dried Frails NEW YORK. May 28. EVAPORATED APPLES Dull. DRIKD FRUITS Prunes, firm. Apri cots, dull snd essy. Peaches, weak. Raisins, easy. Leather Plant Destroyed. WOIH'RN, Mass. May 27. The plant of the Bay State latlier company and a large iianlity of manufactured stock were destroyed by fire of an unknown origin, al a loss of .today. None of the workmen was injured. Bee Want Ads Produce Keau!U4 -