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FOIl REXT
Arnrtnirata aad Flat.
ri.F.aSANT 4-mom anil hath apartment :
walMng distance; newly decorated. 404
N. :?4th.
THE HELF.N.
' 2464 Harney St.
Very choice 4 and Vronm apartment;
ery reasonable prteee. Call Doug. i7!i.
.13..EMANT -room apartment with sleep
ing porch; splendid location: strictly
II modern ; ref rigeralnr, gaa stove and
latr; comparatively new. 311 Daven
port St va SO.
P. O. CARLFERO.
til Hrandela Theater HMD.
OOOls APARTMENTS.
Oolra l-room apartment, dandy
oreened porch; oak flnlah; large room;
nicely decorated; everything flrat nana;
in nearly new apartment housa building.
Alan four-room apartment, ama building.
Vary reasonable rent. Call offtoa for ap
pointment. .. SCOTT AND Htt.Tj CO..
Dougiaa ltw.
FOR RKNT Five-room apartment In tha
Woodland. Call Harney 4143,
CENTRAI No equal In price ornnallty;
7 -room tiou; 4-room flat. 239 N. 3M.
THREE roomt and bath and toilet; cloaa
to car line. ll..rA
T. HCLLIVAN. 211 Rrandel Theater.
7-ROOM flat, atrictly modern. 1122 Caaa.
Walnut 2"!.
FOR RENT 4-room apartment, nicely
furnlahed; cooleat In the city; Mg lawn
and tennla court; cloaa to bulnes ren
ter; possession at once If d eel red. Phon
Red fc!54.
ST, O EX) ROB a-room apartment, redeco
rated throughout, Ill N. Hat Ave., -leet
'Mt FUiDtra diatrlct. Pboo wb
aier 1174.
COOL ROOM A. O weak. Ogden Hotel
Council Bluff
Faralabed A part meats.
1TRST-CI.ASS l-room. mod. apartment,
food neighborhood. t&. fall Harney IK".
Vfc RY dealrable 4-room apartment In The
Thalian. Walking diattinre. D. 1 leH.
-Uti)M. modern brick flat. t2.bk- Si)
Hruce; lt location. Wehater
uw.rd aa Hiran.
BT. MARYS, 24IW-THK HKLLMAN-1
Ice etngla roomt: lola of light and
fresh air; home cooking; gentleman pre
ImrtvA. Douglas W0.
TWO front rooma with board, atngle or
together; homo privileges. Web. 1691
LA RGE rooma; (Ingle or en atitte; Hans
wni Park district. Private bath: good
tioard. Harney WO 70 8. Mil St,
LAftuE front room and board for two
gentlemen; walking diatanca; private
family. 2484 Jonea. Douglas '122.
Ieirah!e rm. with board. lt ft. IWh St.
bil ST. MARY'S AVH- VValklng dig.
fence; horr.e onoklng; 14.80 to to week.
Vanish 6 gtowaao
FOTt RENT Three large front rooma;
elertrlo light; all modern: privilege of
houaa and piano; private home; ratea rea
m nuble. rail Douglas 4I. ..
NF.WL.T furaiahed rooma with board.
iTIvata family; walking dlitanca. Tel.
Pouglaa ,M.
FUJEtXISHf:i room In private family; on
tar line. I4Q7 Wirt Et ,
Tceijr fur. front raira. 1411 N. 14th Bt.
7 Wo exceiKlonally nl- large rooma In
private fumlly for gentlemen who can
furnish reference, kvery modern con
venitinco. 2604 6L Mary a Art. Tel. Ked
rfl:
rOUULA8; . up; aiao nouae-
krenlng.
htr'l.MKU young man keeping beauti
fully f umiahnd. high claea bachelor
quartera within walking dim a nee of bual
neaa dlatrlrt. would like to hear from one
or two young men deatrtng to ahare Mint,
Room 104, He BldR. .
2Mrf KT. MARY'S A VK.-Pleaaant room;
prlvnle fBmlly. Red I10.
PfrtH.Tl.V mocUirn furnished room on
Prettiest Mile, Florence Mlvd,; private
fmnlly; no other roomer; I blocka from
Miller Park. Reference required, Ad
(Ireea Rok iol. car Bee. (
ii(ji')KRN R(M Gentleman. prlta
family, break faat It Aailred, Wwat Far
naut. Walnut 2au0.
L.AIt'II'1 front room and alcove; newly
furnUhed; Ideal plaoa for t gentlemen;
fit.e reltien'! dliitrlct; walking distance;
aln Urge, rh-rfii aouth roonti reaaon
able. llirnev tt:. Mt Park Ave.
THK OM1A.
110 Ilodve; large, cool room; beauti
ful Man, board If deatred. Home cooking.
UKAl'Tlfl LlY furnlelied rooma, ateam
heat; large front room, eingla or en
auite; em-client home cooking it dirc-d,
refined private home; t per week. V.
2117 Bhrmn Ave.
NU'K room, ilite In. Phone Red !'.
Knrnlaaieal Ilowaaa. s
A NICE, clean, all modern oufh roon In
? rival family; aultahla tor 1 young men;
a month; breakfaat If dealred. Zlt
Coa Fit
Prlk Uoaaaknlia; Itoaea.
Nli h.jY furn, hakpg. rm. and Bleeping
tin. Phone eervlce; nlc lawn and
hce. Web. bm.
'IujuMH for houaokeeplng; irlotly mod
ern; for adult only. Tel. Welmter 1664.
: iAVi.NPOKT Ktli; two a-room apart
menta furnlahed compleU with gaa and
light.
frOVTH. 14th Ht.. U6. Houaekeeplng rooma.
Vt aratlaace) lioaaekeeplag Rooaaa.
CAPH. Hit. Nl-e. clean, two, three or
four rom Heaaonable. Car line.
Hoaaekeealagj KMai, .
I"ARfAM. fsKJ-Naat. doalrabie houea
keerilng rooma
liAHNKY ST., liousekeoping room;
trli'tly modern; every cwavenionua.
WalNIng dlatanca.
Light lleaaekeeakaar ttoaaaa.
COOL, rooma, with alcove, kitchenette
rumiauoa. ugden Hotel CO,, council
MUIK, la.
812 N. T.ni AVJ., roonut part modern,
. 1 10 per month. Phone Harney Mig,
i"iS. lTfH Two rooma for light hou
katpicg. modern, newly paiM.red.
Maaaaa Cttaaa.
Hetrtk.
1-ROOM. new, all modern, on paved
airrei: ir care o lawn, g.' bu. iiarnay
4Sl tJH Caaa Ft.
atk.
WT.oO.
High olaaa double preaaed brick houaea,
ili-14-lt lwv Ave., room and atep-
Ing porch, all modern, many built-in
convenienrea; ni'"t yaraa.
AUUltlCAN 6WCUH1TY COMPANY,
Lionglaa 6"! J.
4-H(OM bouae. H 26th Ave.
t-K. fchlCK." II; PART MOD. tatra
choice, w P. lhth. It WW.
Wnt.
WK3T FARNAM Iletrict, T-room mod
em houae, 1 S. Kth Mt
at lMlla ,
S2 pOPPI.r.THN. rooma. oiglaa Wl.
MODERN cottage; , vrreened puri hee;
ii lawn: cement cellar: larae attic.
with good atalra: near car line, vteh. auiiA.
KuK ItKNT 10-room house, prtnlly
new; excellent location; reaeonabte.
!lnrney Sff.
tkCVKKAL to l-a. Tel. evea, Wei. lu7.
tt-F. the Certral Furniture Store. Ht KK
RKNTAL LIST.
NkW, T-room. atrlcliy modern houe;
lawn; ahade; 1 lot; hot water heat;
fine location. P. 47.'
FOR RENT
W have a romplota Hat of all t.ouaea,
aportmciit and flata that are for rent,
'j me llit can be aeen trea of chaige at
m I. a Vn Storage Co.. X 8. lih Pt.
J. C. Reed
t xp. Co., moving,
packing A atorag.
lart Farnam. I. i4.
ALL !, It per luoiitk up. "'7 Pexton.
iioimok t:r'h fune A Co, l4 Illdg.
1 runs at 10., IWh
pane of the ciiy.
in an pa
PAKK AVE. kj-Cl!rful. . algbt-rooin
renidente; clean. newly decorated;
brkaitiul lawn. louglaa &ZX1.
oTTAiik,, modern eviept beat.K H. h'.(i.
Gordon Van Co.
2il V. Hlh Kt. Tel D. ,w4 or Vfefi. Ml.
i'i 1 1 1- r itv
rt.:.-.'i Al t'lfl."
A Aft... 4
Phone Pouglaa 2W for complete Itet of
" "l h:u gad apartmetiia; alo for
t"fi nwtn. lata ad Jackaoa Eta.
FOIl RETT
II a a era atid tot lace.
Mlacellaaeaae.
fv B Tlf f .. -r., ail mod , t.
Maon, -t., all mod . !.
! Krnnklln. U-r.. all moil., $.
N. IMh Ht., all mod . r.. .Q.
Me win. -r., all mod.. Ml.
MS N. iM. Ft., all mod.. .
V"24 Maple. 7-r., ell nnxl . -'5.
17M B. 17th Ht., -r., all mod . JF.
IW N. 22i Ft.. -r., mod. en. lit . $S.t.
.vw Hamilton. -r., all mod., ti'i so.
iffi Chicago. 6-r.. mod. ex. ht., J0.
I'if'7 lothi-oo, t-r., all mod.,
2?3 F-mmet. T-r., mod. e. ht.,
1'iU Pacific, 4-r.. mod. eg. ht . IIS .
2il2 N. lth Ft , 4-r.. mod. e. ht., $U.
F.IHKETT COMPANY,
m Bee Bldg loglw f.X1.
Maggard's -iSa
Ing, packing, ahlpplng. 1711 Webster Ft.
I'oiigla 14!.
Globe Van & Storage
Rtorea, move, packa, ghlp; 1-horve van
and 1 men, tl.ll per hr.: atornge 12 per
mo. Fa Defection guar. I. 4331 A T)-, 210.
I KOOM8 and bath, modern: barn, atorm
ehalea, large lot: '4 block from car.
22l lllnney. Wehater 9U.
tare aad UfrteM.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator aud Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superlntendent't Office. Room 103.
STORKItiHlM. Ren (Intel Blilg., Ith and
California Ft., ?x.y
BIRKKTT 4fc COMPANY." .
m Bee Hllg. Douglas tWl.
A nice office In a good location,
make your bunlneng plant gucceggful.
THE BEE BU1LDINQ
"THE EtTlLDING THAT
18 Al, WAYfl N'fW"
furnlahe Juat auch comhinatlont.
Office Room 103. .
FTIMCTI.Y modern, new atore, 110 Caaa.
122 B. 10TH -r. all modern houen M0.
HASP BROS., IK)i:UlA8
' l.r(r,
BMA1.T garage on .wpat Harney, ft per
month. Phone Walnut 2340..
WAJTTET) TO BUT
Yale huya everything 2d hand. Tyler HIS.
OFFKK' furnlturrbolght and aold" J.
C. Reed. ln Farttam. ' Doug. 114
WANTKD To. buy an Invalid chulr.
t:nariea wenwencg, k. wo. a. so. umana.
6lightly . uad high grade pUno..L. KIT.
WANTED TO BOItnoW
WANT TO. MORROW ll.frO on aectlon
good land weatern Nebraaka; will pay
10 per cent for quick loan. Write Owner,
car M 613, Omaha- Bee.. . -. -
WASTED TO REST
AVANTBt) TO H10NT Building In good
town of (00 to l '" pofiulatlon,' auttable
for fruit.' and confectionery atore. , Ad
(irem Box 114, I.uton, la.- , i
W ANTKl elulte of rooma and board In
prlvate family by huahand and wife;
a I no nee of garftga; rerfm-ence exchanged;
ir dexlrc furnlahed home for the Bum
mer, also, with garage. Doug t7. o
REAL ESTATE ' LOANS
WK AHK alwsya tn funda to mako good
farm and city loana.
PICTKRH TRCST CO., , '
IflJl Farnam Ft.
P. M. PEXN K Y, DM City Nal't Bk. Bldg.
FARM IA)AN!.
f. M.' i'ENNKY.HiiO Cltv Nat I Bk. BIJ.
Farm loana bought' and aold.
FARM I)ANF. 6 PKR CKNT
TO?.AKI A THI'MBt r.U 44 Bea Bldg.
tD TO,ll0,0uu made v promptly. l". D.
Weed. Vead B)rtg., luth and Farnani Ft.
CITY and farm loana, 6. per cent.
J. If. Dumont Co., 41 H Ftal Ban.t.
WANTED City loana and warrant. W.
Karnam Bniith & Co., 1310 Farnam Bt.
CiTY property. Irge loana a aiHirlalty.
W. if. Thninaa, 'a Ftate Bank Bldg.
McCoy &0'Doherty
HEAL ESlATK-FARMkANb CITX
LOANrt.
IN8URA.VC1-RENTAI!.
YU STATS UANK WI.DO.
TKf DOUU. WIS. OMAHA, NER.
MONKY on hand for city and farm loana.
. 11. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA home. F.at Nehraxlia fariua.
O KKKKK RKAL. FTATK CO.,
101 Omaha National. Phona Douglaa 1T1R.
BKK ua flrat for farm loana in eaatern
' Neb. I'nlted Ftatea Truet Co.. Omaha.
CITY U1ANH. C. U. Carlberg.
1 110-11 Brandeta Theater Bli.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LIFT real oatat and rentala with DON
BLSON R. hi. CO.. M Om. Nat l Bank.
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' ' REAL ESTATE
FARM RAW 1 41 LA.MUg FOR IALR.
i Caliturala.
Live Oak Colontea, none better. W. T.
Bmtth Co. )-14 City Nat. bk. T. 2SU.
lorra.
HAVK TOIT A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good deacrlptlon of your land
and aend It to the Flnux Cliy, la.. Journal,
' Iowa a Moat Powerful want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five worda every Frldny
evening, Faturday morning and very
Saturday evening and Funday morning
for one month, giving alxteen a la oj:
twelv different daya for 12; or U w.rd.
14; or 76 worda. It).
lirgvat circulation of any Iowa newa
papvc, auO.000 reader dally in four ereat
atatea. -
40. W OR ItiO ACRKF, good heavy e.ul. In
well-eetUed part of Todd county, Mlnn.t
food roada, ahool and cliuivhea; price,
U to t-'O per acre; terma, 11 per acre
caah, balance 11 per acre a year until
land la paid for; per cent Interval.
FCHVYAH BROS.,
IP Plymouth Bldg., Mlnrieapolla'. Minn.
Miaaeaota
. WHEAT FARM IN RED RIVER
VAl.Ui
Ixtcated near Campbell. Wilkin county,
Minneaota. acre of aplcndld rich
I lack tl that produce big crope of
a heat. corn, allalfa, etc. Half tin place
la In cultivation, and half hay and paa
tuia, and every acre can be cultivated,
it I aurrjunJed by well cultivated
farma and la cheap at ! per acre.
Owner will consider a amaller farm In
aottern Nt-hiaika or weatern Iowa, or
good hotme and lot In Omaha or Lincoln.
PATNE t N VF.FTM ENT tX)MPANY.
Ware Block. Omaha.
atearaeka.
MCHT l!K ftol.D.
173 acre. ( mile from Petersburg, Neb.,
and )' mllea from ltaevlllu. Neb.; a-ruuiu
houae, all n.ol-rn tbrougiiuut. with el
trie light; barn. t2x4K, with ahej, Hxia;
! good hug houaea, all floored, and ill
vded Into Pcna; double crib, Iex4, with
driveway. ltxt, granary, &ntt; machinu
lied, ' Hixiai; aoma good fruit tree;, to
acrae wild paature; N aorea alfalfa; 20
acroe Uniotby and clover; land Ilea
allghtly rolling, but not rough; good Drop
aud good il. Price, 1'M
P. N. McCoy
Til gtate Hank Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
ttil'NTRf IIOUKNa'AR OMAHaT"
llloo buy a highly Improvad farm,
ronitlng of about ll ecrva located on
on of our boulevarda out from tlu city,
only a 40-niinuiea' ride. Good water a a
lem. aniall amount of fruit, eome alfalfa,
tame i.ay; nice, large, beautiful eliade
trvea and all klmia of ahrubtierv and
about IV a civ of natural timber, maklna
a beautiful park. Thla la an ideal propo
sition for handling thoroughbred elovk of
any kino. Living aiTlng In paature.
C. R. CoMb8.
Cll Brandeta Theater bldg.. Omaha. D. Mil
THK IlKK:
UE.IL ESTATE
F4HM v RIV II 1, ! FOR UttK
lOIVJI.AF Ol NTY PTOCK FARM.
arre Hltliin eaev dletatire of South
'maha m.irkct end only 2 mile from 2
""' oe op main line 01 i humi - -
I He railroad. Thle I Al corn land. Iin-j
Tl ni'.l.i.nl - mm. I. . .1 . . ... n . I '
the plane In iut the thing for a man who
want t-i fecfl rattle and hog or eheep.
Price 1 1 hi r m re on good torma.
PAYNK I.WOT.MKNT COMPANY,
" Hi f in'n, rinnnn.
M.r.ALFA FARM
owner will exchange thla lmpro-ed
"" " Merrlrk coi.nty farm for an 80 In
eatrn Nluala or wetem'lowa, or
for good h- use and lot in Omaha or Lln-
' "em in rnneiiicraoie auaira on
th plate, aoiue fall wheat and email
tul,fiira .it . . I . i , i . .
' nil ui jh- limence in cillTt-
Vnl i i T' . I .
- -mm in loceieni in a nroe-
peroii community and is handy to achoolg
mill r.hn,.l.a
PA INK INVKFTMEVT COMPANY,
11AUOA1N IN. I ot ; iiy.AH COI'NT Y
. LAND
You can hnv ih. .i
o the famoui Hallcnncric farm, IJ mile
, "! "mi". ir ui" per acre. About
half of thn place la n cultivation and
I he hal.hf.. l .. , . . ... .. . i ,
. . . 4 nr erm la aur-
ronmed by hlqh-pricod farma owned
largely by prtaprrou Oerman farmer,
t.here land la Klvandng rapidly. It la
a enap at the prl-e
i.i.-xr; lAVI.-fTMENT COMPANY, '
ware mock, tirraha
OR FA LK One of the flneat aeptmna
k ttinn c h i-l V, 1. 1 , , . . .
Nebrafifca for tM.nO an acre.
mk-KF LAND AGKNCY,
Ftate Bank Hid gT Omaha,
kiMi: uii i. it.-d ...
Near I',lnl.iii l. . ...
:,, , , . . nirnii jrr acre,
w 1 1 1 ! Ifo r Ho, l-et ua phow thla to you.
McCoy&O'Doherty
nmmih Dakt.a
Bargain Quarters
I have a few e ,v..-
deeded land where equltiff can be boualit
from HOC to ISon caah. Full Information
on requeat. Addreaa, John McPheraon,
' . w irrr, n. l f.
w
FOR BALW-ldO fio. Dak. rich aoil?
rirlk r rat i I rkal aaKnnl . i, . . t
I'rlce l'J6iw. go down, balam'e ten
l-ii-MJyjAT, HIOL'X CITY.
)eara
AN OPPORTI'NItY TO OKT A FIRdf-
mil, n 1JAKUTA FARM
A aectinn or lera of land 3 mllea from
Feneca Faulk munii ii. iui.ni.
, - . ....... , n n . 1 1 , i 1
aaln. will take nart in . r. vl-iii .t i
only one or two quartera If no more le-
n-u. owa irvei iana, macK loam aoll.
no aenn. iiuuoinga coat I4.00M. Corn,
Wheat B II il mfmfm . , , m r w Rm. i
; -. ...... .... , i . i j . mil i cul
tivated. Rented for thla year. I'rlce 1:15
iw acra. jerma: .i,ogo . caah, 19,000
mortgage at tl due In 1HJ0, balance of
U0.4UI I m li.n ln t--A M i .
' ' - . ." VI nr-y inill 1 1 II I I I -
gage at H for 10 year. The quality of
na inn ine price aaaed are guar,
anteed to be right. Write or call on
Arthur J. Knlnn V'm nlll.n w
- - - -- .w.., - awitlVII, RVUlll
Dakota, owner.
1" TO il? PKK Affile
Deeded Indian landa, direct' from tho !
r," iBiin in nortnweal.
.ay ; term. For par:lculara uddreaa
k OOODMAN,
l.MTED HTATK-tCOMMIHHIONEH,
MORRIDilK, S. 1 1.
W
FOR HALE Imnroveit un 11 1
Co., South Dakota, ISO per acre.
lerma. ji.vt Wit AT, SIOUX CITY.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCIIANGK
j For Sale
6r:Exchancre
very tJelrabla T-room nous .d !
" i-avea aireei. in good
neighborhood. Prlca," 16,000. , Will agi
iUh"t Ir ?cnK in'Nebra.ka
In Omaha. T wnaller hou.e
J. H. Dumont & Co.
411-13 Btat Bank Bldg. Phona '
'"- Doug, 80.
' WANT LAND
I" r,(1 my Omaha flat: rente for
Jiiz.w rwr month. Permanently rented.
Price tlo,tW0. Mortgage trt.OOO; atralght
lMn, due In t year, equity IS.000; prefer
cheap weatern land. Want quick deal, aa
am leaving city. Prefer dealing with own
era. J. A. Flynn. 1115 W. O. W, Hldg.,
Omaha. Tel. Ked. 3280. -
FOR SALE OR TRADE
ISO acre, Tripp county, South Dakota,
from l'""". 00 acrea under plow.
Will conalder good drug Mock. William
Drug Co.. WaRonda. a. D,
RKAL ESTATE NORTHWEST
fVT? . CKd three-room houae;
electrla llnht "!' rt a 41
Sunday. 3t'ln liurdetta.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
Bargain Buys.
TiaWaatllga U atawv. Vn... 1 - a In
"' ui.iv-ivuii llVSUg;, U aeVJS
16a This plate la offrd at a ral bar
lit tk-lav Vatlt aaaaaa K..a 4 47. 11..1
a a w vi -aava uu; 1 1, atr m 111IIO
more than what tha lot la worth. A flno
residential diauiot, cloae to echool, atore
and car. Can be bought on very eaay
paymenta.
Ma rangiin at., a 4-room houaa with
large lot HtfxlSO. . Fine plaoa for garden-
viiin. norm more tnan the
price aaked. Can ba bought on paymenta.
A.V I L'..l.aa U. L
. . . n v . , m vi wm 11011W, gwMI
realdentlal diatrlct; lot 60x160. The party
Who buy thla ttlace At th w-i ... - - l. .. 'i
will make money. Kaay payment If you
wian.
Creigh, .Sons & Co.
Dtitiglaa 200
f08 He lildg.
FIVE ROOMS
BEST MATERIAL
and workiiiunvhip went ' Into thla little
home. fcvery atlck of wood and all
other material la atrictly nrat-claaa.
Baeement la feet deep with perfect ce
ment floor. Other thinga In keeping.
If you want a good, now home, built
to at and
lifetime, phone ua for an ap-
polntment to
thla. . -
SAUNDERS CO., : '
Dougla 3iU3.
1215-U W7 O. W.
For Sale or Rent
New a-room houae, finely decorated
near Fonleiicllc Park and boulevard; will
ell cheap on eaay terma or rent low to a
good tenunt.
W.T. Smith Co.
D. 3M9. City National Bank Bid
BARGAIN Br OWNER
A beautiful l-room, trlctly riodern
home, in aplemlid condition; good loca
tion; elegantly ftntahrd inside; aa gt,od aa
new: utrKe ioi ; cixiern. I all SUS Irt
8t. Phone Webster 2: after a. i
k'NTlHKl.V LIl'I'KkiA'T
I room, dining torch, bat-; plastered
1714 Bahlvr.
t-room, dining porch, full baaement, lffJi
fabler, oak and whle enamel finish, oak
flooring throughout. If you want class,
atvle and No. 1 construction and Indi
viduality see these; nothing like It In the
city. .Webster 41M.
RKAL ESTATE WEST HIDE
$300
Will buy a modern 7-room dwelling near
Karnam car Una. Balance I2,ud, same a
W. T. Smith Co.,
D. 2Rlf
flty National Pank Bldg.
47 FKKT ON KARNAM FOR W.876.
Fin location for family hotel, brick
atoraa and flata or garage.
H1CK0. 43 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA, SATi'HDAV, JUNE 5,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Demand Briik, with Receipt!
Six Cart and Price Adrancet
One Cent.
C0EN MARKET IS UNSETTLED
OMAHA. Jtmet. M".
Caah wheat higher. The lecelpt ol
wheat totalled only alx car, but ther
wiia a g-od demand for thi grain and it
Id a cent hHiher.
t:orn n irregular and unsettled, gell
ing .c hltther to Vtc lower, with many
car reported aold.
Oata receipt continue light and oata
aold HJ'Sc higher.
The rah transaction In wheat
amounted to 4),0C buahela yesterday.
Part of the wheat taken wa by miller
and the balance for foreign ehlpment.
onaldera'ne uneaHincan waa mown by
the ueer of wheat In the north weal aa
to the available eurplu anr thla la re
flected by their dally large purchaaeg of
wheat In the aouthweat.
The corr market waa guhjected to
further liquidation becauae of the more
favorable weather and a fair Increaae In
country offering.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour
equal to tfiS.iinii buahela: corn, (W.OOO buah
ela: oata, M.IXO buahela.
Mverpool done: Wheat, lc to 3c lower;
coin, '.c to lo lower.
Primary wheat receipt were W4.O0O
hiKhela, and ahtpmenta 522,000 buahela,
agalnt receipt or tll.nrio bushel and
ahlpmenta of 321,000 buahela lat year.
I'r;mary corn receiptu were 42,ni,u nuah
ela and ahlpmenta 44K,ii0O buahela, agalnat
receipt of l.ect.ww buahela and ahlpmenta
of WiK.noo buHhlela laat year.
Primary oata reeelpta were 2R1,(XW buah
ela and ahlpmenta 4ta,i)00 buahela, aKtiit
receipt of TTS.OH) buahela and ehipmenta
of oai.OiW bushel laet year.
CARI OT RTX'EIPTF.
' Wheat. Corn. Oata.
1.1 96 4
265
IS
7
81 IN 8
ID 2i' 13
m
were renorted toda
Chicago
Mlniieapolla ..
Iiululh
Omaha
K annua City ..
Ft. Loul ......
Winnipeg
Theae anlea
vvneat: .-vo. z hard winter, N car, gi.zx.
No. i hard winter,-. 1 car, 11.27. No. 3
"Prlng, 1 car, fl 27. No. 1 mixed, 1 car,
11. X. No. 2 durum, 1 bulkhead, 11.21;
car. 11.27. Rye: No. 2, 1 bulkhead, 11.07.
Corn: No. 2 white, 7 cara. 714c. No. 1
white, 2 cara, 71ic: 1 car, 71c. No. 1
yellow, '3 rare. 71c No. 2 yellow, cars,
71c. No 3 yellow, i cars, 70ie; 2 car.
70-40, No. 1 yellow, 1 car, 70r; 1 car.
s4c. jno; 3 mixed, 1 car (near whltK Tie
1 car, 70'4c; 2 car, OB'jc. No. S mixed, 1
car nar . white), 70c; 2 cara, 6M,c: 1 car,
Vc; a car. 9c No 6 mixed, 1 car. 9c:
1 car (muety), 6c. Oata: No. i white, 1
car. 47',c; i' carai 47c. No. 4 white, 2
cara, 46c. Sample, t cara. 4Sc.
Omaha Cash Price: Wheat No. i tur
key, tl.28Htfl.29; No. 3 turkey. 11.17H
1.28: No. 2 hard, !1.27H$fl.2H; No. 3 hard,
U.2SV1 7; No. hard, tl.20fiel.24; No. 1
apring, r 11.20&1.27; No. 3 durum. 11.279
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Only One Left
Brand new (-room bungalow, living,
dining and aun room finished In oak;
win ' room ha window; 2 nice bed
room; full cemneted baaement; laundry
connection, floor drain, furnace heat; eaat
front lot; all aodded; paved afreet. Thi
bungalow la built for a home. Eaay
terma or lot taken a flrat payment.
Located near 35th and Leavenworth. Let
u ahow you thla.
Rasp Bros.
Phone Doiisla Ptol 10H, McCagim Bldg.
D1NINU ROOM
in downtown rooming house, near 18th
,and. Karnam St.. i5 per month.
AMERICAN BKCCR1TY COMPANY,
Douglaa 6013.
-R. HOUSE, juat finished. Modern, oak.
rinlen. Big native ar.ade treea. On
boutevard. li'iOO caah, be I no like rent.
Call O. A. Kckle or J. Paul Bcklea.
I - A BARGAIN
.In Weat llanaoom Park, bungalow,'!
rooma and enclosed aleeplng porch,
nearly finished, oak finish flrat floor,
pine, and birch flnlah second floor and
fireplace, hous all complete with storm
window and acreena and lighting fix
tures. for ll.tiuO.
MaHo an a r polntment vith owner and
builder to aa It. Harney 7619.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Diattc,
Dundee Lot
Bargains
11,150. paving all paid. Both and Cap
itol Ave.; cheapest In all Dundee.
11,276, 6lat and Cuming, high and
glRhtly; cheapest lot In thla district.
il,6o$, 62x128, overlooking Happy Hol
low; paving for atreet and alley paid
in full.
13.000, 100x135. south front, corner lot,
handy to car line , and the cheapest
available 'Corner ' In ' Lnindee, consider
ing location.
Glover & Spain
' 111 City National.
Boauiaav
5-Room Brick
Bungalow .
Strictly modern,- with 5 acre bearing
fruit; a bargain if taken at once. 6402
A me Ave., or phone Benson 249. o
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114 HARNBY ST.
REAL EST ATE KnSCEIXAJfEOUS
Sacrifice Sale
17-acre orchard. Including 8-room two
story dwelling, barn and henhouae: beau
1 1 r itt northeast alope; 8 mllea north of
r lorenoa; 24 mllea south or Ft. Calhoun;
must be sold at once. Terma, tti.MU caah,
Otto Kruae, Fort Calhoun, Neb.
CH Ad. L. WlLLiAMtkiN CO.. Paxtou
Blk. Doug. 1107.
FOR 8Al Biluk building, 11 w. mod
ern: offioo room below, living rooms
above; rant for 15 per month. Inveat
uient will net better than intereat.
Addreaa P M, Bee.
CART bit LAKk! CIXU cottage and k.u
Phono Webster 67M) on lot Its. o
MEDfCAL
P1LK4. FISTULA CURE1.
Ir. kl R. Tarry cure pile, fistula and
other rectal diaeasea without auiglcal
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
or. rectal dlseaaea with testimonial, pit
K. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg
RUPTUPB curttd In a few daya without
p.ln- Call or write Dr. Wray, M Zte
Bldg.. Omaha, established 1K-4.
1915.
1.2; No. 2 durum
white. 71V,71Wc;
ti ocal T f..riiVn
k Y who. 7 .7r.e7
No. 4 white. 7'l''Ef7
.lc; Nr. White, iC.'vt?
7c: No. white. 7"f70Iv: No. 2 yello
7-,fi71c; No. 1 yellow. 7(i'yi7i4c; No. 4
yellow, 7oi70V: ,v0. j yellow, tsifi7e;
No. ( yellow, !ii7oc: No. 2 mixed. 3'if
7'c: No. 1 mixed, ,ir:9r-: No. 4 mixed.
4'Titi,c: No. a mixed," WitiW'tc; No. g
mixed, Wii9e. Oata No. 2 a hite. si'ijf
4Se; atandard. 47V, fi 47 '4c; No. 1 ahlie. 4i
i47'4c: No. 4 white. 4i4h'e. Barley
Malting. ftWiiyic; No. 1 feed. ftu?. llya
No. 2. tl.OSVol "7; No. 1, ll.OaUjQLOG.
CHICAGO ORAI AND PROVISIONS
Fetre f tha Traallagc aal t loalag
Prleee ItMrsl af Trade.
CHICAGO, June 4 inereaaeid offerlnga
of new rop ahlpmenta to arrive from
Indiana and llllnoia gave an advantage
today to the beorg In wheat. Other
leading staple, too, all ahowed a net
decline; corn. VtfSo to lS'c; oata
to c, and provialona, 2Vc to lO-alic.
Persistent aelling of wheat by one of
the biggest hotsaea In tha trade Beamed to
be asaoclatcd with tha enlargement of
new crop offering from Indiana and
lllinola. At one time It rooked aa If
the market were going to overcome
this handicap, but the bulge whkh took
place shortly after the opening was 'fol
lowed by a decided reaction that brought
many stop loaa orders Into, play. The
temporary upturn resulted from addi
tion I storm In Oklahoma and from a
report that black rt waa spreading In
that stale near Chtckaaa. These factors
were offset later, however, by estimate
tht regardleaa nf bullish advlcea, Okla
homa could be depended on for a yield
of 60.000.uuu buahela and that the harvest
would be general by the middle of June.
Lower cable quotattona did a good
deal to handicap the wheat bulls. In
Oil connection It waa pointed out that
clearance from North America, for the
week were the smallest since) tho first,
week of the war, and amounted to only
about the same aa for the correspond
ing time a year ago. Price changes In
corn depended almost wholly on tho
fluctuations of wheat. Some attention
waa given to unusually heavy ahlpmenta
from Argentina to IJverpooI. Predic
tions of an Increase of the domestlo
movement from the country attracted
also a little notfr-s. Oata followed tho
course) of other grain despite an active
caah demand. Crop report were bear
ish. Provision suffered from the effect of
the break In the prioej of oereels. Higher
quotations for hog failed to sustain
the market as well as generally la the
cse. 1
Futures ranged a follow!
Artb lel Open. ) Hlgh-I Low. Clone. )Ye y.
Wheat I
July. 1 IRVi 1 20'i 1 IBH 1 1 1 JH
Sept. 1 14',, 1 15i 1 12, 1 12 1 15V
X"orn. I - .
July. 731, 74V, 7JT, "31, 73
Hept. 74, 74 731 73S! 74
Oata. I I
July. 474 48 47H 47' 47
Sept. 43 I 41T 41 42H
Pork. 'II
July. Is 12HI IS 17H IS 00 IS 00 1 18 12
Rent. IS o0 .lb 52i! 18 37H! 18 37 W 18,47Vt
July. 92'4 9 02',) 9 80 9 80 9 90
Kept. 10 16 It) 17W 10 05 10 05 10 12H
tUba. 1
July. 10 60 10 62H 10 57 10 674 10 00
fept. 10 ' 10 95 I 10 87, 10 &7'l 10 90
Chicago Cash Prices Wlieat: No. 3 red.
M.32; No. 2 hard, nominal. Corn.'- No. 2
yellow, i4"vc; other nominal. Oata: No.
3 white, SOViifi 51c :, standard, 51'ic. Rve:
No. 2, nominal: No. 3. 11. 1H. Barley. 72fi
TSe. Seeda: TimoUiv, $5.00g6.76; clover,
x.afj 13.iV). Provlaion: Pork, 117.90; lard,
19.W; rib, tl0.27H(nl0.37H.
EOGS Lower: reeelpta, 2K.560 case; at
mark, casea Included, lR'?in7,4c; ordinary
flrats, KVu'lKHc; flrata, 17&17Mk
POTATOES Ixiwer; receipts, 30 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin, red, 3.Vu40c;
Michluan and Wisconsin, white, 4o??48o.
HCTTKR Steady; creamery, 224i(.,7Vo.
POILTRY Alive, lower; fowls. ;4c;
prings, 203Bc.
Cera and Wheat Region BaUetln.
At Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-our
hour ending at 8 a. m., 75th' meridian
time, Friday, June 4, 1916:
STATIONS OF OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Kain-
Dlstrict High. Low. falL
Pky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy '
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
' Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland, Neb,. 74 61
.7
Auburn. Nob. 76
.20
332
.77
.97
.08
.06
1.55
.72
S.45
.44
.60
1.22
.70
.79
Broken Bow... 70
Columbus, Neb 66
Culbertaon, Nb. 67
Fairbury, Nob. 79
I Fairmont. Neb. 75
Or. Island, Nb. 73
.Hartlngton ... 72
Hajtllng, Nfcb. 75
Lincoln. Neb... 75
'orth Platte.. 8
Oakdalo. Neb.. 65'
Omaha. Neb.... 73
Tekamah, Neb. 78
Valentine, Nb 63
Alta, la. 7ft
Carroll. la 77
Clrlnda. Ia.... 74
RS
63
50
(8
.60
.46
.68
.00
Stblr.y. la 76
ISloux City, Ia. 74
Not Included In
averages.
I Lowest
temperature for twelve-hour period end
ing at a a. m,
AVERAGES OP CENTRAL STATIONS.
Central No. of Temp. -Rainfall-Station.
Station. High. Low. No. Ave.
Columbu ...18 6s 56 1 .20
Louisville ...22 90 6K .. .00
Inula' polls ..18 76 56 .. .00
Chicago U 72 54 .. .00
St. Louts ....23 . 82 62 . 3 . 50
He Moines.. 24 7S. 5H -11 .60
Mlnneaoolla .61 74 56 - 17 .40
Kan. City ...34 . 78. .62 . . . 23 .50
Omaha I'i 72 53 11 1.10
Rains continue general In the western
districts of the com and wheat belt, and
heavy fall occurred ; within' the last
twenty-four hours) in South Dakota, Ne
braska and Kansas, as follows: In bouth
TJakota Mitchell, 1.20 inches. In Ne
braska Hastlnga. 3.46; Broken Bow, S.S2;
Grand Island. 1 55: Oakdale. 1.22. In Kan
sasAnthony, 1.62; Macksvllle. 101.
L. A. WELSH,
Local - Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Blew Yerlt Cexteravl Market,
NEW YORK. June 4. 81 "GAR Raw,
ateady; centrifugal, 4.fl6c; molasses, 4.18c.
Refined, steady. Sugar future were
quiet early today and at noon price were
anout tmenanged.
BUTTER Steady; reeelpta, 8.R20 tub;
creamery extra iM aeore), 28Hc; cream
ery (higher acorlng), 2lu(4o; flrata, 27H
fe'2SHc; aeconds, 2i(((27c.
BtlOS Barely steady; receipts, 30,407
casea; frerh gathered extras, 23fn24o;
extra flrats !J'f22c; first, 2mfi21c: aec
onds, 1S'1'1H: nearby hennery, white,
fine to fmy, iu2oc; nearby hennery,
browna. ZX'i'Hc.
POI LTRY Live, weak; western chick
ens, broilers, 2jc- fowls. lft'lSc, aaked;
tiirkeva. Kc. Dressed. " QuietJ weatern
froaen roaatlpp chickens, lK(i22c; fresh
fowl. led. 14il6M!c; fresh turkeys. Iced,
liJ17i.
CHEESE Htcsdy: receipts, 8.231 botes;
state whole milk, fresh apeciala, 16iai7c:
state whole milk, average fancy, lHtt
lt'So.
Liverpool Uralai Market.
L1VERPOOU June 4. WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba, 13a d; No. 3, 12s 10d; No.
3. 1 J, No. 4. 12a; No. 1 northern. Du
luth. 13 2d; No. 3 hard winter. 13a.
v wu.-n cpot American mixed. new.
8 Id.
LEGAL NOTICES
TRUSTEE'S BALE Thomas F. Bourke,
Bankrupt. By Order of the United
State Diatrlct Court for Nebraaka, Lin
coln lHvlsion, W. T. Koudera l Trustee In
Bankruptcy for Thomas F. Bourke. will
on juna . inio. at Bewara. INeOrsska, at
10 o'clock a. 111., receive sealed bids for
all tangilile aaseta of the bankrupt estate.
The property to be sold consist of
tin k ami fixture of one rm,.i,t .Ia.,
' located on lots nine and twelve, block
even, Seward, Nebraska. Inventory.
1J.SI&.00.
All o'.da to be accompanied by a certi
fied check for 1M0.U0. Balanca payable
upon transfer of title. The right to reject
any and all blda la reserved.
For further Information call upon or
write W. T. Roudera, Seward, Nebraska,
Trustee for Bankrupt. J4-dlt
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.'
Blda will be received for the erection
of St. Patrick' church, Imogene, la., ac
cording to plana and epeclfiratlona pre-
fared by Harry lwrle, art hlect. . 627
'axton bloi-k, on or before 11 o'clock noon
June 21, mia. Blda to be addressed to
Rev. . E. llaye. liuoirvne. Ia., and plan
ran be Been at arcliife. ta office, or at
the oftlce of V. A. Wlckhara A Co,.l
Bcott St., Council Rluffa. Ia.-and at the
resilience of Rev- lOdinond - Haye.
lmogane. I a. The right la reserved to
reject any and all bid. Jld6t.
At tit t tun PTAfti; IIintriT
IIMAHA . VK Ml I.R M A n rv M
All Sheep on the Local Market Are
Cleaned Up in Very Short
Order.
GOOD BUN OF HOGS AT YAEDS
POUTir OMAHA. June 4, 1916.
F-eeeipts were:
Official Monday
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
.. SAX 8.922 fj
Official Tuesday
19,3X5 1.7;a
orriciai Wednesday
Official Thursday ...
Estimate Friday
Five days' total...
Same daya laat week,
Same 1 weeka ago....
Hume I week ago....
Hame 4 weeka aan
13,?r.l
7.!12
8.500
1437
1,177
1.000
B7.JW)
43.5W
58 I1
37.76
49, HOS
3, 182
1,017
14.413
12.2K8
11.8:
20. m
13.423
Came daya laat year. ..12,154
The following table show irin receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year
to data, aa compared with last year:
1915. 1914 Ine. Dec.
Cattle 441. 3T9.07a 82.,ri2
Hogg 1,434,5f 1.179,855 245,200
fcheop 36,32 1.003.472 67,143
The following table snow the average
price for hog at the South umaha live
atock market for the last few day, with
comparison:
Date
ISIS. 114. 113. 11912. 1911. 1910. .
May 20.
May 21
May 22.
May 23.
May 34.
May 2.
May 36.
May 27.
May 2S.
May 29.
May 30.
May 31.
June 1.
June 3.
June 3.
June 4.
I 31
1 3trt4!
lj 3a 7 601 1
(73
9 391 6 M
ill 7 01
7 UO
43
Si 1 97
9 lit 7 W
14 7 14
Z4 841 7 431
1 3s
1 1
I 16
8 !
7 431
t 641
7 49
7 4l
6 69
i 2
6 7 u
7 VC
fl
.H
1 m"
8 00)
7
7 36 ' 4
7 4lia
7 4m
7 49m
T .
I 01
I txt
8 4."
i 83
8 42,
8 37
7 30
i 84
27
7 14
7 0J
7 03
7 11
7 14
7 14
7 2i
7 84
7 U
7 2bl
7 IHl
7 22
7 87!
39!
I
381
7 Ml 8 411
89
7 Ml 8 Mi
i S2
7 47a
8 6i
h 74!
9 33
7 sOf
7
7 93
7 iai
1751
Jl
34
7 aiin
7 34H
7 g
a 01
6 78
8 23
8 19
7 3S
C8
I id
7 31
06
bunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hour ending at 3 p. m.
yesterday:
RBCEJPTS-CARS.
Cattle. IIogaSheep.H'r.
i'., M. & Ht. F.
Missouri Pacific...
Wabash
Cnlon Pacific
C. & N. W eaat..
C. A N. W.. west..
C. St. P., M. O..
C, H. A Q east..
C, B. & Q.. west..
C, R. I. Ac P., east
Illinois Central
Chi. Gt W ;
31
1
40
7
1
24
2
6
2
121
Total receipts .. 29
DISPOSITION HUAD.
.. ,42
,. 4..S2I
.. 2.4015
.. 600
..17.M0
..20,121
..19,2:W
..IS. 212
.22.817
Cattle.Hogs. Sheep.
Morri & Co 30 1,159 217
Swift at Co 108 2.097 470
Cudahy Packing Co.... 243 1,603
Armour & Co t.. 178 l.tiS 17
Schwart & Co 22H
J. W. Murphy 264
Lincoln Packing Co.... 4
Cudahy, from K. C 279
W. B. Vansant Co 4
Benton, Vansant & L.. 7
f B. I.ewl
J. If. Bulla..'. 22
L. F. Husi 31
H. F. Hamilton 4
Mo. Kan. Calf Co 3
Cliristie 20
Huffman 1
Glasstierg ' 3
John Harvey 48
Other buyer 27 l"a
Total 790 ,737 1.302
r-iTT-i.TStioelnts were very light to
day, as usual on a Friday, and quality
waa only fair. The market was alow,
but practically ateady all around. The
week' auppliea have been liberal and
beef steer have declined 10W450 in an
average. Cholc yearling are not off
o much, but on the other hand medium
year'.lng show more decline, and the
trend of the trade at the close of the
week is very dull.
- In cow and heifer price have de
clined tnc. thla week, and the grass
stock and cornfed are probably no lower
than a week ago. Veal calve are about
steady for tha week, and bulla, stags,
etc.. are selling about the same as at tne
close of last week. 1
Business In stocker and feeders has
been very light, and while choice stock
cattle are soiling somewhat higher the
general market ahow very little change
as compared with a week ago. A very
rood clearance waa made.
Quotation on cattle: uooa to cnoice
yearling. lS.4o-a9.00; good to choice corn
fed beeves. !8.ikV(!.7&; fair to good corn
fed beeves. !S.lix.3S; common to fair
cornfed beeves, 17.60y6.00; good to choice
heifers, V.UW -7o; good to cnoice cows,
16.SU4i7.60: fair to good cows, ia.7j66.80;
common to fair cows, I4.awab.7b; good to
choice atockers and feeders. n.Wttn.w;
fair to good stocker and feeders, fl.Otxyi
7.0O; common to fair stocker and feeders,
I6.O1XVI-OO; stock heifers, 16.00.00; stock
cews, 15.76i.76; stock calves, 16.608.60;
veal calves, IS. OO 10.60; fat bulla, stags,
etc., ia.607.26; atock bull. v.WQil-W.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
N.
14...
...
2...
w...
I...
17...
I...
A. Pr. Na. At. Pr.
100J 1 76 1..........11T a
lots' T 14 TH t
1074 1 M 14 Ml in
1M0 IM 27..... 7 SS
MO 50 14 75 I St
144 tt ...... Till 8 16
COVvtt.
....Ml 4 16 1 ...10 (00
. Ht 4 U ' . Ml IS
H68 I 00 17 ... Tf4 i H
864 J 4 117 40
HI IN - II .......Km f 7
1 76 1 10M 1 M
HEIFKRS. ,
1 170 T 60
BULLS.
1M0 M 1 414 7
1840 00 L... 1U0 I 40
1U0 40 i HI IN
1WI 4 V ,
CALVES
U ,
t
3
1...
1...
1...
1...
1 IN Mi l.. ITO 10 31
STOCK liHS AND MTEh.Vb.tiS.
t UI 4 71 I all T 4
1 . 70 t 0 1 U0 T M
I t 7
HOGS There was a fairly good run
here for a Friday, reeelpta amounting to
128 car, or about 8,600 head. The total
for toe five day 1 67.&HO head, a gala of
more than I4.uuv over last week, and
nearly 22,000 over the same day last leax.
The year'a Increase ha grown by leap
and bound during the week and now
amount to 346,200 head, or a many a
were received during the whole month of
May.
Both packer and ahlppera wanted the
light hoga thi morning, and as there
was a good aprlnkllng of the lighter
weight stuff In tho supply trade opened
out In pretty good season at price that
were largely a nickel higher. Such bid
aa were made on the weightier kind did
not look to be better than ateady, and a
a result the heavy stuff waa not aold
until along toward the laat end of the
market, when It finally moved on about
a ateady baaia. Closing round were slow,
the eellera being In no hurry to eut
looae at steady prioe. but practically all
the early arrival were cleaned up by IX
o'clock. ' - ,
The general trade waa steady to a
nickel higher. A few load that arrived
on a late train were threatened with,
weakened price, but in the end they
moved on about the aaroe baaia aa tha
earlier oues, that is, steady to 60 - uu.
Bulk moved largely at 17.aa7.40, with a
sprinkling of he vie down to 7J0, and
tope aa high aa 17.46. lloaviea continued
to be In very alack demand.
Representative aalea:
N. At. 8b. Tt. ft. At. Bk. Pr.
at 4i ... T w w rm te t rru
to mi ... T ti n 40 1
M ml H lUH 7 tat T 4
40 ... 44. . tli 1W 7 4U
71 Ui 4 T la TI UI T 4
M lei Ml 7 4 14.. U4 U 1
7 TO 4 T 40 U itt 44) T 44
41 IM at f 1714
SHEEP With another moderate run In
aight and outlet continuing good for the
decent aort of lamba. It did not take long
to clean up everything on a good atrong
baaia. Two more cara of the heavy clip
pers that topped yesterday trade were
on band and they sold at U0.40. On other
load also reached thla figure, wbiua la the
hlgheat ever paid, tin bunch of native
springer, the only thra. In thla Una here,
reached HL76.
bwea were In very light supply, only
two small bunches which came In with
lambs, being received. They were both
of good strong weights gnd moved at 46 00
and o:2fi. (iood ewes of desirable weights
would probably still bring aa high a
16.76, which was Wednesday's top.
Receipts amounted U- something Ilka
four cars, or l.OuO head, the total for the
five dsya being only 8,011. This Is the
smallest total for any similar period for
a ood many years, going farther back
than 1911. when a holiday cut supplie
'during the first week of July to about
head.
I ouotations an sheep and lnmi.
I.l-l II."!,',. . .
shorn lambs. H0.ii iu..n; n y "
j lamb. ! Si10.4; srring Jambs, l.w-'i
12 shorn ewes. n..wao. u.
Representative tale: -
No.
X! fed ewes
Cll fed lambs
culls
170 clipped , lambs
1 buck
At,
..L'i
.. t.1
..
.. 90
..2I'I
Pr.
f
10 40
7 iVi
lil 40
4 10
CHICAGO IUK STOCK MARKKT
Cattle "teadr Hogrs Fli
-Sheep
Strong;.
CHICAOO. June 3. CATTLE -J Re
ceipts, l.OuO head: market steady; native
beef steers, KSO'fW.SO; western steer.
8S.IWrS.10; cow and heifers, 13.20ij.7o;
calves, 17.50W10.25.
HOGS Receipts, 3 on0 head; market
firm, mostly 10c higher: bulk, 17.50fl7.70;
light. 17.46(67.76; mixed. $7.3&&7.75; heavy,
i70&&'7.6o; rough, !7.06g7.2o; pigs. $5.75
7.8S.
SHEEP AND LAMBf-Ree1pts.
hesd; market strong; sheep, t.4o57.20;
plumbs, 17.76910.75.
at. I.onta Live gtoclc Msrkei
BT. IiOUIS. June 4. CATTLE Receipt.
800 head; market steady; native beef
steers, i.60nti.2S; yearlings steers and
heifers. !8.00((9.30; cows, Iti.OfVfi.r-O; stoi k
ers and feeders. IS.OOe.i; southern steer.
16.2VrtS.65: cows snd heifers, t4.0f7..V;
native calves. t.00& 10.00.
HOtJS Receipts, 8,0 head; market
steady: pins and lights, 14.2617. M; mixed
and butchers, 17.65jj 7.80; good heavy, $1.00
eBHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.5X
head; market steady; clipped mutton.
15.OUW5.00; clipped lambs, 9.00f 10.25;
spring lambs. 110.0ofilO.&0.
Kanaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, June 4. CA TT L0-R e
cetpts, IKHl head; market steady; prime fed
steers, !H.7Sm9.00; dressed beef steers; 18.00
i4i.75; western steers, 17.5oUi8.80; stocker
and feeders. fi. 25-08.25; bulls. 10.0O-uT.25;
calve. H.5(ii!tlO.0O.
HOGS Receipt 4.400 head: market
higher; bulk of sales, 7.5.h7.6ri: heavy. '
S7.6i;tr7.6n; packers and butchers, 17.65
l.tio; ncnt, 17."nri.ts; pigs, .-.tii"iH.o.
RHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 00
head; market strong; lambs, Sft.50tff11.37i;
yearling. r.25a9.25: wether. .7to7.00:
ewes, 15.25t&6.0O.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June 4. -BATTLE Re
ceipt. 211O head: market steady: steers.
!7.509.00; cow and heifers, 14.258.76;
calve. 17.2609.50.
HOtw Receipt. 3.000 bead; market
higher; top, 17.86; bulk of sales, !7.50
7.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpt. 700
head; market steady; lambs, ta.ootjll. 25.
SloaK City Live Stock Market.
PIOVX CITY. Ia.. June 4.-CATTLB
Receipts, 60O head; market steady; native
steers, 17.7Sfi9.00; butchers, W.iva7.00; can-
nerri, 4.tKntv; calves, ii.wiwu.ai,
HOPiS-Receipts. 8.50O head; market 5ft
10c hlrrher: Imavv 47 Al2UlifT 4R: mixed.
J7.40j7.42Vi: light, J7.357.40;" bulk of sales,
17.37 ffi. 4a.
BHEHP AND LAMBS Receipt, 100
bead.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK June 4. COFFEE The
market for coffee future opened at a
decline of 2 to 3 points under some scat
tered realizing inspired by early reports
of a decline In Brazilian exchange. Later
cables from Brasll, however, reported
that ' exchange waa excited and ad
vancing, while firm offers were higher
and prices here -allied sharply on cover
ing, trade buying and some little sup
port from Wall street sources. The closs
was at a net advance of 10 to 12 Points.
Sale were 15,2i0 bags. June, 5.65c: July,
6.77c; AugruBt, .79c; September, 6.80c; Oc
tober, 6.80c; November, ii.80c; December,
6.80c; January, .l53c: February. 6.S7c;
March, S0e; April, 6.95c: May, 7.00c. Spot,
steady: Rio No. 7, 7Vc; Santos No. 4,
9'Sc The world's visible supply state
ment showed a decrease of 744,600 bags
for May, against a decrease of 632,747
bag last yesr. This made the v'slble
aupply 8,260,000 bags, against 11,577,607
bags last year. Mllrels prices In Brasll
were unchanged to 75 rets lower and
the early cable quotations received later
in the day quoted the rat at 12 6-1 to
12. .
Minneapolis tirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 4. WHEAT
July, 11. SOHu September, 11.11; No. I hard.
11.44: No. 1 northern. tl.37(81.43V: No. 3
northern. tl.33Htipl.40V,.
FLOUR Advanced; far.-.T patents, 17.25;
fitsc-rlears. tii.40; second clears, 14.50.
BARLEY-74r71c.
RYE ll.llfil.l3.
BRAN-121.60.
CORN No. 3 yellow. S8H9c.
OATB No. 3 white. 47448i4c.
FLAX 11.86.
Cottow Market.
NEW TORK. June 4. COTTON Spot,
steady; middling upland, 9.75c; sale,
200 bales.
Futures opened steady; July. 9.61c; Oc
tober, .S6c; December, 10.22c; January,
10.27c; March.' 10.61c.
The cotton market closed easy at a net
loss of from 10 to 14 points for the day.
LIVERPOOL, June 4 COTTON Spot,
firm; good middling, 6.67d; middling, 6.85d;
low middling, 4.87d. Sales, 6,000 bale.
Dry Gooda Market.
NEW YORK, June 4. DRY GOODS
Wool markets were quiet and firm to
day. Cotton goods were in better demand,
while yarn were dull. Ready-to-wear
manufacturers are making ready for the
fall trad.
Evaporated Apple sad Dried Fro it a
NEW YORK, June 4. EVA PO RATED
APPLES Dull.
DRIEJ3 FRUITS Prune, quiet but
ateady. Apricot and peaches, dull and
eaay. Raisin, quiet.
St. Loots Grata Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 4. WHEAT No. 3
red, 11.83; No. 1 hard, nominal; July,
H.12M: September. 11.10.
CORN-No. 2. 76c; No. I white, 76Hc;
July, 7SHc; September, Tto.
OATS No. 2, 49o60oj No. S white. Me.
Thertis Money
Milling Flouv
tutu Killers Till if Blf Pnfili Kadi Millint
With tha -SSidesr Marral iSitl.
There' money mill.1
Ing floor In small ,
Weetara town and 1
r
'ural communities,
.ne uu
Burr Oak 61111
Elevator Co.. o
urr uk. ttantas.
x
ay that they
cleared twentv-flva
hundred (t2.500.ai)
dollars the first S
month with a 25
barrel "Midget"
Marvel mill, mul
African MIU Oompany. 3 rSJM iVn!
icky, loo Bee the eoat nf mirlil.. i k
Ifvi.all mm
sstsuuet liiarVVI
1 1 Oiagshud Rawer flaw MM
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mMathaeaone. Trt&ZZ? l,r""l
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nfltfa Ky
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Ualoa 8toek Yards, Chic.o, juo. i. in; .
Dividend No. 115
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