r
Y
r
r
- OU liKXT
P"rtmr4 nad Fiats.
r F-ROOM tem-hetod .it.srtme n
ery desireNe. The Msnon. 1 Mt and
Tl?.,:Vl.8,w.t,,l,"'lY0Un- 3:1 "1'l"
Theater. Untiela 1&71.
TAoodland. Cull Hnrney 414'.
Fwrxtlsaed .. part men 1a,
POttk nt-e rooms, clone In. Red 4.
Hoard anil Huftm.
ST. MAR VS. 24-fl-THK HELLMAN-S
nlca e'ngle rooms; loia of light and
fresh air: home cooking; gentleman pre
ferred. Dougla WHO
WITH board.
Wehater Hot.
suitable for couple!
Mooern. suliah.e for couple! Web. :...;.
TWO front roomg with board77Tnii or
together; home prlv lieges, U b
LA ROK rooms; single or en sullTeTHan
com Park district. Private bath: good
boarl, Harney 700 7(19 s. &th 8t
tAKijK iront room and board for two
gentlemen; walking distance; private
family, UH Jones. Dmigliis 132
KUMWOOD PARK suburban home, block
to car, cool rooma. excellent board;
llfL- wn. home privileges; reasonable.
wsinut im.
MifT"BT. .MARYS AVli-WalklnK-tanoe;
home cooking; 84 Go to K i
dl-
eek.
BEAUTIFUL room, with two exception
ally large closet. In a West Farnam
noma; large porch and yard; Rood board;
Voting men preferred. Harney Wl
Fnrnlahed Ronma.
Nicely furnished rooms, close. Web. KKM.
FOR RltNT Three large front rooms;
electric light: all modern; privilege of
house and piano; private home; rates rea
sonable. Call Dnurl 41(S.
FURNISHED rooma; large den or
leaping room. 86. U6 8. 24th. Cross
town csr
CASS BT 8020 Nicely furnished, In mod
ern private home: reasonable. U. 20.75.
PRJVATIS family, beat location, walking
distance, every modern convenience.
Nice home for right parties. .121 N. 22d
St. Phone .Douglas B7.il.
PLEASANT, modern room In cottage to
let to respectable lady: walking dis
tance: private home. Harney 411.
ItARQE couth modern room, with board;
private family: fine location H "-.
NEWL.T furnished rooms with board.
Private family; walking distance. Tel.
Douglas
72 CAHS trge, cool, rooma. Porch,
lawn,' garage, no signs In windows.
TWO exceptionally nice large rooms In
private family for gentlemen who can
furnish references. Every modern con
venience. 2604 St. Mary s Ave. Tel. Rod
110.
109 DOUOLAH; U60
Keeping.
up; also house-
SOS NORTH 21 ST ST. Lrge front rooms,
nicely furnished. Walking distance.
Douglas 57t7
REFINED young man keeping beauti
fully furnished, high clans bachelor
quarters within walking distance of busi
ness district, would like to hear from one
or two young men desiring to share name.
Room 104. Bee Bldg.
HARNEY, . 2037 Cool rooms, nicely fur
nished. fc04 BT. MARY S AVE Pleasant room;
private family. Red 6110.
LARGE front room and alcove; newly
furnished; ideal place for 2 gentlemen;
fine residence district; walking distance;
also large, cheerful south room; reason
able. Hamer 009ft. n Park Ave.
THE OI.OA. .
1910 Dodge; large, cool rooms; beauti
ful lawn, board tfdeslred. Home cooking.
D.
NICE rooms, close In. Phone Red 4!X
Furnished 11 oases.
A NICE, clean, all modern south room In
?rlvate family; suitable for 2 young men;
... a month; breakfast If desired. 3014
-. Pt. ,
o. . v i,N-HOOM furnished nouso lor rent.
41 16 Dodge, Harney 718$.
DUNDEE home for rent, good location,
no children, nicely furnmhed. Wal. 1U2.
FINE house, for Slimmer, ft-r., furnished.
Wal. 1370. 4011 Nicholas St. References
fsralikrl Hek'iil Reosaa.
ROOMS for housekeeping; strictly mod
ern; tor adults only. Tel. Webster WA.
DAVENPORT 2516; two s-room apart-
tnenta furnished complete with gas and
light.
DOIXJE,. 2fcH Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, $3.50 per week. H. KWS.
50UTH. 24th St.. tm. Housekeeping rooma.
Ca famished HoasefceeplnaT Rooms.
CAPS, 2412. Nice, clean, two, three or
four rooma. Reasonable. Car 11a.
Rsstrkcrpl'Jg Room.
'JSU FARNAM Nice housekeeping rooms,
. reasonable.
HARNET BT., 2208. Housekeeping rooms;
strictly modern; every convenience.
Walking distance
Light HoaaekeeplBK Rooms.
COOL rooms, with alcove, kltohenette
' furnished. Ogden Hotel Co., Council
Bluffs. Ia.
m S. 17 TH Two rooms for light house
keeping, modern, newly papured.
Heaaes a ad Coitagea.
North.
ALL modern -room bungalow, on the
oar line. In Florence.. . Main St. Td.
Florence 30s.
5-ROOM cottage, part
. tpnant, 14.N). 1 N
art modern, to good
zttn.
Soath,
1748 S. 2STH 6-room cottage, modern, 201S
" bt.. Mary's; 7-r. modern house. D. 16.
-ROOM bouse. 811 B 86th Ave.
JHIaeellascona.
SEE the Central Furniture Stores. FREE
RENTAL LIST.
G-ROOM modern cottage. Harney 1K4.
rOR RENT A
BEALTIFl'L HOME.
' Large 12-room house, close In, fine
liilet neighborhood. House In perfect
order. 1 bath rooms, hot walnr heat; well
adapted tor highest cia boarding. For
rent only to right tenant.
HIATT-FAiRFI ELD COMPANY.
W Omaha Nat l Hank Bldg. D. m.
-MODERN 6-rm.
74.
cottage; near car. W.
SJ7 b0 STRICTLY modern seven-room
house on the Boulevard. Phone Harney
r
FOUR rooms, modern. 1311 s. Zoth Ave.
good location. Call Tyler 2152.
FIVE rooms partly modern, 1714 W1I
. llam St. Call Tvler 2152.
V FOR RENT
We have a complete list of all Louses,
apartments and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free of chaiste at
Omaha Van Storage Co.. NO 8. lflh St
JC. Reed ctiin
V- -LV vv--V4, 12U7 Fai
Co., moving.
g Sr storsge.
mam. i . M t.
ALL lea. S3 per montM up. 507 Paxtoii.
TTnrttov Crelgh Son A Co.. Bee Bldg.
Gordon Van Co.
Moving.
Parsing.
KlntH vi.
2lf N. llth St. Tel. D. 894 or Web. 13V2.
nni'T im'
rLINTAL, TT?T,'TP
SERVICE
M. I J J -i
Phone Douglas 288 for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments; also for
storage, moving. lth and Jackson Sts.
I ROOMS, all mod., Bemls park. lT2CiiT
XnvmwJ'n Van "nd Storage
mov-
ing. packing, shipping.
1713 Webster St.
riiKin j4W.
Globe Van & Storage
' RtOFasal tnaVttal It rl sihlna l.h.P.A ,
stores, moves, nacka shin- l.hn.u
and 2 msn, 81.26 per hr ; storage $2 per
mo. SatufacUon guar. D. 43a at Ty. 2X
TOOMS and bath, modern; barn, storm
'..K;1 ": block from car.
2214 Blrney. tVbKer .
flare mm Ofrtcee.
A uicg office la a good location,
make your business plans successful.
; THE BEE BUILDING
"THE BUILDlNd THAT
IS ALWAYS NEW"
, fuuithrs lust such comi'lnatlons.
Office Room 103.
i on IIKT
Stnrea
una off lee.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office. Room 103.
MOL.KRN' tr
lth tt , low rent, near
P. Stebhln.
pOKtofflCH. i.
"I lern storen-om. bxs N. Irtth ft.
onrad Yjung, Hrandels Theater.
Ponglm 1571.
NKW inodt rn tor -room 3.13 lxaven
X?". HtA ('nrad Young, :v.-i lirandei
Theater Bid. I'lmn. 1....U. 0,71
tsuolt UX'ATION.
2'?,;'4,n- niod. ex. Turn.. 822.FA
S. ;4th, 24xon. mod. ex. furnace, 2f..
Ivlng 24th ami I.ko. koikI transfer point
and two enr lines. Key 2.17 N. 24th.
WANTKll TO BUY
Yale buyseveryt lilng 2d hand. Tyler 14H.
OFFFICB furniture bought and sold.
iteen, lyif Kiirnnm. Doug. 146
WANTKU Vo buy an Invalid chair.
Charles Schwenrk. It. No. S. So. Omaha
Slightly used hlkh grade piano. D. 2017.
WANTED TO RENT
TWO nurses desire board and room In
Bemls park dIMriet: prefer prlvatj fam
ily. Address C MS, Bee.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A IHM H I.AM)S FOR BALK,
California.
Live Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Smith r . W3-I4 City Nat Ha. t. Ktg
Colorado.
CATTLE RANCH-Forty-four hundred
acres near Uranadft. southrHHterr. t'ulo-
rado. Good Improvements; lota of grass
and water. For price, terms and deecrlu
tlun write R. 8. 1 .1 g g ett, Htanberry, Mo.
Inns.
HAVE YOIT A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Bloux City, la., Journal,
"Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twrnty-flve words every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and very
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen aia oa
twelve different days for 12; or W words,
14; or 75 words, SO.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper, aWAO readers dally in four great
states.
40. 80 OH ISO ACRES, good heavy soli. In
well-settled part of Todd county, Minn, t
good roads, schools and churches; price,
115 to $20 per acre; terms. $1 per acre
cash, balance $1 per acre a year until
tend Is paid for; t per cent Interest.
SCHWAB BROS.,
102S Plymouth Hl.lg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Missouri.
PMALL MISSOURI FARM.
$5 cash and $5 monthly, no Interest or
taxes; highly productive lsnd, close to
three big markets: write for photographs
and full Information. Munger. K. 171, N.
V. Life Rldg., Kansas City. Mo.
Nebraska.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
$11,000 buys a highly improved farm,
conlstlng of about (ll4 acres located on
one of our boulevards out from tho city,
only a 40-mlnutes' ride. Good wator sys
tem, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay; nice, largo, beautiful shade
trees and all kinds of shrubbery and
about 10 acre of natural timber, making
a beautiful park. This is an Ideal propo
sition for handling thoroughbred stock of
any kind. Living spring in pasture.
C. R. COMBS. i
C1E Brandels Theater Bldg., Omaha. D. 3918.
FOR SALE Best Urge body high-grade
medium-priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb.
Soath Dakota.
Bargain Quarters
I have a few snap quarters of choice
dneded land where eaultie; can be bought
from $10t to $M0 cash. Full information
bn request. Address, John McPherson.
Fort Pierre. S. D.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO OKT A FIRST
CLASS SOUTH DAKOTA FARM.
A section or less of land 3 miles from
Seneca, Faulk county. South Dakota, for
sale, will take part In trade. Will sell
only one or two quarters If no mure de
sired, (iood level land, black loam soil,
no sand. Buildings cost $4.0m. Corn,
wheat and alfalfa country. 600 acres cul
tivated. Rented for this year. Price S.15
per acre. Terms: $4, cash, $,0
mortgage at 6 due In 1920, balance of
$10,400 taken In trade or second mort
gage at b for 10 years. The quality of
Uila land and the price asked are guar
anteed to be right. Write or call on
Arthur J. Eaton, Faulkton, South
Dakota, owner.
REAL ESTATE LOAX9
WE ARE always In funds to mako good
farm and city loans.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
1022 Farnam St.
F. M. PENNEY. City Nat l Bk. Bldg.
FARM LOANS.
FARM LOAN8. C PER CENT
TOLA Nil TRUMBULL. 448 Bee Bldg.
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. r D.
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th r.nd Farnam Sts.
CITY and farm loans, S, 6Vj. f per cent.
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 41S Bute Ban.
WANTED City loana and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith ft Co., ;20 Farnam St.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomas. 228 State Bank Bldg.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
101C Omaha National. Phone Douglas 271R.
SEE us first for farm loana In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
CITY LOANS. C. Q. Carlberg,
310-12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESl'ATlS WANTED
LIST ral estate and rentals with DON
LLSON R. K. CO., Sul Om. Nat l Bank.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
IT)R SALE OR TRADE
160 acres, Tripp county. South Dakota,
6 miles from Diillaa, 60 acres under plow.
Will consider good drug stock. William
Drug Co.. Wakonda. 8. D.
A GOOD TRADE
Will trade Casper, Wyo., lot for ladles
diamond ring or A No. 1 Remington
typewriter and cash. Nona but Omaha
buyers In thin addition, the lot la worth
$KO or more. Taxes paid, no Incumbrance.
Address L 644. Bee.
FOR KxchaiiKe--jurtr section eastern
central Nebraska land. I-evel, smooth,
no waate, alkali or gumbo. Blx mile
county scat. Main line Union Pacific
railroad. Want merchandise or Imple
ments. Postoffice Box 71. Central City.
Neb.
REAL ESTATE NORTII SIDE
HAVE YOU $50
TO PUT INTO A HOME
Living room, dining room, bedroom,
kitchen and pantry on first floor; large
nuureu aitic wun ampis apace for tvi
mora rmtna .ml hail,, i.ltu u .. .. i
ttlc with ampi apace for twoi,m,lc' wsnted, I have S-romn plain
o.
trio 111,1 with elegant fixture: mmunt ' 1
laemei.t; slr.k in kitchen; nice lot:
located 4416 Spalding ht and 4U1S N
44th St, lust south of Kontenelle Park
Key at 1724 N. 44th Ave.
O. G. CARLBERG
'ili Brandels Theater Bldg.
EIGHT-ROOM niodein rouse, prvticaily
new; on paved street nnd car line, ltis
Nurih 1 et. Oun-r leaving eity '
BARGA I N'li Vl7VN E R
A beautiful -room. rlctlv noder.i ,
liOinc, In Kplemlld condition .,w4 u...
iiwii, ruif.Tiuijr ZIU
THE I.F.K:
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Poor Demand for Wheat Sr-nds Price
of Cash Article Down Four to
Five Cents.
CORN SELLS AT A DECLOE
OMAHA, June 7. 1P16.
There was a very poor demand for cash
wleat to.iav and the market decline!
from 4e to 6c. There was very little trad
ing on the floor today and those having
wheat for vale were holding out for bel
ter price.
There wa very little corn sold today
and most of tills aa sold at a decline
of VuHa per bushel.
j tier was a fair amount of oat sold
lllltl the hill ir (if th ialia mrtl niurlg mt i
lc low.
Man. of the grain men think that
with improved wenther conditions, there
will ho furtlier decline In the coin mar-
ket. They also believe that the count ry
will sell corn more freely, a foreigners
are refusing to take hold of this grain
unleea price concession are granted.
On account of the Chicago markot be-
Ing closed today there were no primaries
or clearances received
CARLOT RECPTIPTa.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Mlneapolls ...
Puluth
Omaha
Kansas City .
St. Louts
Winnipeg
1 heo Slues
4
1"6
2HZ
St
41
$
175
were reported
11
42
110
today
Wheat
No. 2 hard winter, S cars, 11.20;
$119. No. 3 hard winter, 1 car
(Turkey). $1.14: 1 cur, $1.14. No. 4 hard
winter, car. $1.14. live: No. S. 1 car,
$1.1. Corn-. No. 2 white. 1 car. 8c; 1
car, 68'4jc. No. S wnite, 2 cars, 6sc. No.
white. 1. car, Sc. No. 1 yellow, 3 cere,
6ic. No. 2 yellow. 5 csrs, GMc: 12-4
(at, n'io. No 1 yellow, t cars, SfUc; It
cars, wo; No. II yellow, 1 rar gVtoc. No. 1
mixed, J cars, t&n; 1 car, Oi'tic; 1 oars,
h'tc No. S mixed. 1 car, tc; l car, 67 oi
7 cars, ti7Hc; A cars. t7c. No. 4 mixed, I
car, bii.-: 1 cars. tkiSxc. No. t mixed, 1 car,
7c; 1 car. CSV-; 1 ar, 8BS. Oats: Stnn
dard, 1 car, 4ri',ic No. 3 whlto, car,
4uc. No. 4 white, 3 cars, 44'u. Sample:
7 1-S cars, 4?Hc.
Omaha Cash I'rlcea Wheat: No. 2 tur
key, $l.i)Vfll-23; No. 1 hard, SUHjl.H);
No. S hard. ll.lHftl.lil; No. 4 hard, sl.14
1 17; No. $ spring. $1 IHri.lsi; No. J
durum. $l.tl(tl'1.a': No. 3 durum, $t.l81fl.l9.
Corn: No. 2 white, W6'V: No. S white,
6;4i6.Sc: No. 4 while. f.7'(iSc; No. 6
white. 6ffi7Hc; No. 6 white, 6Hiru714c:
No. 1 yellow, 6KVMtV: No. 2 yellow. 69V
S14c; No. 4 yellow, 7)7c; No. 5 yel
low, l,tii7Vo: No. 6 yellow, artSifftiTVfcc:
No. 2 mixed. 7HJSc; No. 3 mixed, ,4r
GSc; No. 4 mixed, 67fc67Vjc; No. 5 mixed,
(KiVi&iWc. Oats: No. 2 white. 460410;
standard, ;-fAWtr- No. I white, 4t04So;
No. 4 white. 44fM4Vje. Barley: Malting.
(P71n; No. 1 feed. VfJ67e. Rye: No. 2,
.04fl.08H: No. . Sl.O6tOT0-
Kaaeaa Clly flrala and Prorlslona.
KANSAS CITY. Jtine 7.-JWTTEAT No.
t hard, Sl.SOfil.24; No. 2 red. $1203121;
July, 1.0tH: September, $l.om,S1.0SH; De
cember. Sl.06TtiRl.OS.
CORN-No. 2 mixed. 6H87no; No. 2
white, 71c: No. 2 yellow. Ho; No. 2. 70!
70c.;,July, fiS'te: September", 8i8SHc;
. w '
December. oTTfiMc.
OATS No. 2 white, 4GH(j?47c; No. 3
mixed. 4CfM3c.
Bl'TTfcR Creamery, 27o; seconds, 18o.
EOGS Firsts. lHc: seconds, 14VrO-
POULTRY Hens. 1214c; roosters, o;
turkeys. 13o.
I .
St. Loots Oral a Market.
ST. LOUIS. June 7. WHEAT No. 2 red,
$1. 201.27: No. 3 hard. $1.28; July, $1.08;
September. $L0S.
CORN No. 2, 724Wi3c.; No 2 white,
7Sc; July, 7U4c; September, 70c.
OATS No. 2, 464f4CVtc; No. 2 white,
BViC
I
Evannralrd Apples and Dried Frnlta
NF.W YORK. June 7. EVAPORATE! J
APPLES Market dull; fancy, SMi9c;
choice, 7fi; prime. "'AWVfcc.
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, firm; Call-
reatj estate NonTn sides
TAVO FINE BUILDING LOTS
Southwest corner of 27th and Burt
Sts. WIH sell for cash or on reasonable
terms. Corner lot $1,1U0. lot next to cor
ner $1,000.
WALLACE BENJAMIN,
Room 1 First National Bank Rldg,
Phone SKW. Council Bluffs,
SNAP In Pralrio Park district, 6-room
cottage, modern except furnace: block
from car line; close to Saratoga school:
$300 down, balance aa rent. Inquire M.
I.. Endres. 2410 Ames Avs. Web 213S. -o
6-ROOM all modern house on paved street.
At'..,.., : 1
RKAIj ESTATE NORTHWEST
$SuO BUYS a good three-room house;
electric ItRht Call after 6:80 p. m., or
Sunday. l& Burdette.
REAL ESTATE- SOUTn SIDE
-R. HOUSE. JuTt-finished. Modern, oak
finish. B!g native r.aflo trees. On
boulevard. $500 cash, balance like rent.
Call O. A. Kckle or J Paul Eekles
A BAHUAIN
In West Hanscom Park, bungalow, 6
rooma and enclosed sleeping porch,
nearly finished, oak flnlbh first floor,
pine and birch finish socond floor and
f replace, liouae all complete with storm
windows and screens and lighting fix
tures, for 13,400.
Make an ar point ment with owner and
builder to se 1L Harney Kit.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Do You
want to buy m home at a lower flguro
than you can build the house for and
have a fine lot thrown In free? Here I
a chance to get a modern 7-roorn house,
with hot water heat, full cemented baae
intnt. with laundry, reception hall, par
lor, dining room and kitchen on first
floor: throe bedroom and bath on second
floor. Full fixed lot on grade, with fine
shad's and lawn, shrubbery and fruit
tries; one block from Saunders school;
three block from Farnam car line. Have
cut prue to and will make terms
Owner leaving cit
ty and
must sell.
W. T. Smith Co.
Douglns 2M
City National Bank Bldif.
$5,300
102 California Street, 85,300: by owner;
new eight-room, complete; ail hardwood;
modern home.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Money to Loan
Have btautlful building lot which I will
urnUri the money and bulkd a modem
house to suit. Small first payment; bal
ance nu easy montlJy term.
, E. P. WR1UHT,
Telephone: Douglaa Walnut 682. o.
nAMJ BI'1.K1.V(1 XhAV ti li
Flaih.d Id oak. with built-la book
oases; well arrunged "-room lottug'
ck.n to car, church, scliool aiid ready to
oooupy. Price U.to and very reasonable
PAYNE INVESTMENT rOMKANI
Douglaa 1761. W.ire Rock.
12. will buy for good man a burnetii, w
5 nxjim and blh, almost row and lii'id
ern except furnace, near MiJI. r I ark
then IJ4.40 monthly and no
nouse wi n 1 to 4 lots. $8 80 up. Tel. Doug-
as avi. lLvenlngs. Walnut 'AMI.
DougW2Vo7U1AilBUN C-
BUY this home; $100 down. Douglaa 414S.
MEDICAL
PILES FISTULA CURED
Dr. H H. Tarrv rureg pils, futula and
oll;er recisl disease without surgical
P' ration Cur.i guaranteed auj no
y raid until cui.d Write foe oook
'I r.t'ai dl-e.'.ce ilh t.tliiioiilal. Oh
i 't i: 1 . ;4 t:en mrlrf
OMAHA, TlTJShAY.
fornln. iliini(.; Or.-"n, RV'7!o; apri
cot, quiet, choice, 1 141 7 V-; extra choice,
'ilyHr; fsncy, jt'yci HW-t". Peaches, steady;
rholce, 4urc; extra choice, r.ridc;
fam y, tiV(ii Kaolin. (cadv; lixme
inn-attl. 7'li';s-; i holce to fancy,
eeded, 7u7c; needless, S'vilT'vc; tendon
layers. H.4....1 :).
.KW IIIRk U KM" It A I, U.IRKKT
qaot.tloas of the Day Varloe.
("onintedlt le.
NHW YtiRK. .lune I.-KUH H-Wrsk
an, loner:. eprliiK pHtcms. hOu9ii; win
ter piitents. . i.4i..i. winter analgia,
tI Hlv;i0: Kaneas straight. H40.
WllhiAT f'jMit, nkir, No. 2 rod,
n.i.K,; No. 1 hard. It JsV. v, 1. f.. New
lock, export billed; No. I northern. Du
hit h tl.3!v4: No 1 north rn. Manitoba,
II.J0, c. I. f. Hnffaliv FutuiT. week;
July. tr.
CORN Snot, .inlet.; No. 2 yellow, SlVic
prompt shipment
I OATS Spot, Hteady; standnnl, 6c; No.
S white, Pi.io; fancy ollppej white. KW,
, HOPH (vtilot; etate, comnfon to .ihiiloe
1!1, Pacific roat mi, lUMJc;
ldlt, "trior.
I IlIliKS-Hteady ; Rogata. nic; Central
i A mcriea, a.c.
i liRATlfKU Firm; hemlock flrsLs,
epn-oiida. SiBiSlr.
PROVISION': Pork, unlet, mens, 1.
lilSM: family. f21.i.f M.W: short clear
Jiii.wr'i.to.
HKITF yuiet: mess. HRfiOiMHOO; famllv,
19fj'i0 W. lArd, dull; mlddlewost, t 50
TAIJV Khjty: city, fiT(o; country,
6(in'io; eclal, 6rc
Mlnaeapolt flrala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 7. WH EAT
July. $1.29; September, $1.("; No. 1 hard,
$LS7; No. 1 northern. $1.2SSlfj ISPH; No.
2 northern. ll.TAfH.xm.
FLOUR Lower; fancy patent. I.V;
flrt clear. t. LfV ; second clears, $4.40.
HARLFY-Hfi&71c.
RYE ll.12.til.14.
HIIA N-$."1.W.
CORN No. 3 yellow, fiftfTWSK-e.
OATS No, 3 white, 4THir
FLAX-SI. KOUnfi.eMj.
(hleago Prodare Market.
CmOAWI, Juno 7. BUTTER Steady I
creamery, 2UT2i'MiC.
H(KS Steady; i-eoelpt. 21,M3 caea! at
mark, oases Included, ItVjllTV-; ordinary
firsts, 16li h'.c; first. l?i?tl7M.
ltTATOI;K Higher: old recelita. 4R
cars, Mlchlgim sntl WIconln, red. tojfl
4Ac; Mlcltgan and Wlconsln, white, 4flf
c: new rcelrit. 1 cars ; Texas
Tr'timph. fl.JswfY1.40 bu.
lrjlTLTRV Alive, rywer; hen. IV.
Liverpool Ore In Market.
LIVERPOOL. Juno 7 WHEAT Spot,
No. 1 Manitoba, lis lid- No. 3, 12a fl: No.
1 northern, lXUuth, 12s 11A No. 2 hard
winter, 111 M.
CORN Spot, American, mixed, ne"w,
S 1d.
Ttoi8 In londonr Paolfle eoast. S Hs
ir.
Co free Market.
NEW YKRK, June 7.-The market for
coffee futures opeaied at an advance of
three to six points and sold about five
to ten point net higher the tnlddie
of the day, on covering and a little trade
buying which appeared to be Inspired
! by th? "T"! ."r.""..0' a,"d h.
I oifanvf Mninr gra t Iaif1m 'I hg fmwtgami
strengthening statistics. The rtemand.
however, was by no meajia active r
general, and prices later eased off slightly
under realising, with the ntiee hewing n
net sdvaiw of ten t'i e:ght point, titles,
13,iu bag. June, R.76c; July, n.lOc; Augtiat,
Ctc; September, KMr; -to!er. .R.-; No
vember and December. : Jsnuarv. ssc
February, S.93c; March, HI-; April. 7.t"Sc;
May, 7 0c. Spot, steady; 1U N. I,
"He; Santos, No. 4, sc. A fair business
was reported In the cost and freight mar
ket for both prompt and forward shipment
at somewhat higher prinea. Quotations
for future shipments of Hantos s ranged
from about 8.90c. to . and from tt.SOc
to S.Tfin for 8 and 4a. prom4t shipment.
Rio 7s were nffere.1 at 6.V.. Milrels
price at Ttraxll were 7B to 100 reis higher.
Rio, unchanged.
ration Market.
NEW YORK. June 7. CGTTON-Kpot,
qulot: middling upland. 9.stk No sale.
Cotton futures opened firm: July,
9.56c;. tictober, S.tWe: November. ItUHo;
Jsnaury. 10.22c':, March; 10 4oo.
The market olosed steady at a net ad
vance of DftlO points.
Cotton futures closed steady; July,
.6lc; October. MHlc; December, 10.16o;'
Jsntmry, 10.30c; March, 10.43c.
LIVERPtKIL, June ".-A'OTTON-Wpot,
steady: good middling, 6.73d: 'middling.
6 SV. low middling, 4 KOd. Sale. ,000
bcles.
ftagrnr Market.
NEW YORK. June 7.-SUOAR-Ey;
centrifugHl, 4.Wic; molasses. 4.12c: refined,
steady; cut loaf, 7.0"c, crushed, title;
mould A, 6.65c; cubes. 6.36c; XXXX pow
dered, 6'i"c; powdered, $.20c; fine grsnu
lated, 6.10c; diamond A, 6.10e; oonfectien
era' A. 60c; No. 1, 8.58c. Sugar futures
were steady during the forenoon and un
changed. Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June 7. M ETA 4 Top
per, firm: electrolytic. SUJ.60. Tin, quiet;
five-ton lota, $1S.7'ji 3! i. Iron, steady;
jo. i norinern, i t.uOti fi w; .no. 2. J14.2MP
14.75: No. 1 southern. 814.00?M4 .50: No
14.75;
$18.7o-14.,i.V
At London: Copper, spot, H3: luttireg,
84. Tin, spot. 1:4 5s;
Antimony, 120tfl35.
futures, A 163 15s.
Dry Uood Market.
NEW YORK, June 7.-DRY GOODS
Raw silk Was easy todny; drr good
were Quiet, but firm; cotton good ware
steady, with an active demand for Tiuck
for export; yarn were dull. Jobbers re
ported a qulot trad.
ST. LOUIS. June 7 CATTL.T Re-
colpta. 2,800 head, market higher, native
beef steers, $7 .UVtW.to', yearling, steers
iiu neuor. eavv.Au: cown, sus'f.ju; atock-
ersana iea)rs. ivyJi&; soutlieru steer,
u.iu .'&. cow ana lieirers, Hulifco:
native calves. $0tit).6O.
1IOOS-Receipts, ll.sno; market uteedy;
plgs and liglita, 0.2Vii7.bO; mixed and
butchers, 87.70y7.80; good, heavy.
S7.70QT.80.
tHEEP AND LA MBS-Receipts. 4,000
head; market steady; clipped nstlve mut
tons. S(Vtl; clipped lambs, 8s.tfi0.26. spring
lambe. $lo11.60.
I i
Kansas City Live stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, June 7. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,000 head; market lower; prime
fed steers $8.70041. 80; dressed beef steer
$8.06'64(.fc6; weatern rteer. $7.4iKijt ft',;
stuckers and feeders. $t!fS.10; bulls. 8iHji'
calves, $S6a'10.
HOiS Receipts. f.SOfl; market higher;
bulk, f7.604c7.70; heavy, $7Jta7.70; park
trs and butcher. S7.0W "0; llgnt, 17.tiii
7.76; jp g. $H 7r.40.
SHEEP AND LAM It Receipt ii, OfH)
head; market steady; lambs, $60'?Mr26'
yearling-, ft lUtf ; wuthers. $5 7i-r7!
ewes. $l.2&a6.86. " '
Mew York Money Market.
YORK. June T-MERCANTIU;
PAPER. t'tii lr cent.
STERLING KXCHANOB Slxty-dav
bill, 84.7.-.S0; demand. $4.7s.V); cable. V?
SILVER Bar, 4S,c; Mexican dollar,;
ttV.c,
BONDS Government
stesdy.
teady
railroad.
. i LOANBKtesdy; high, 2 per cent
low, l. per cent; ruling rate. 1 j,er cent;
. . . ., ..mug mu, 4.
IV i.er
veni, uitercu at z per cent
Bloax City Live Strck Market.
8IOUX PITY, la . June 7.-CATTLK-Reiel;
ts. 10 head; inarkut steady; nar
tlve steers, 87 .Snv no; butchers. 86 7Mjflo'
cow nd heifers, U.MM'; canner. U.iA
ti'i'A: Mix kera ami feeder, 8t',.lu''i7 ;
calve, ii..",u(,;i7.l0; bulls, stags, etc., V wyft
Hons Receipt. 8.M0 head: market
steady; heavy 8? t7H'.i7.50; mixed. 7 8f.ii
7 87-: light, 7..Vir7.S7V,; bulk of sales
r.SM7.40.
gt. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
fT. JOSKPH, June 7.-'ATTIJi-Re-cel.t,
1 head. Market higher; a leer
87 V0.00. enw and heifer, 84 eo-fH 76;
calve. S-'.OnfjtiiO.
Il003-Rclptg. 4.50 head. Market
lower; ti p, S7; bulk of sales. 87.8.'.a-70
8KBKP AMI LAMH48 Rnrelrrfs 800
head, larket slow; lambs, $10 octrll "K.
La4a Stock Market.
o,Ndn.0ir;,,Ur 'r"'! rlin.
orenen lower, amaigninaied Copier was
firm, but Canadian Pin Ifle reacted and
i..ii. i oe cioaing wa at tad v
HII.VKR Hr. 2d IM-r ounce
M"t;'V-l.i1i, Mr cent
i-l.-u Ml NT KATK8-K11M bill. Jfc,
cent, lliiee nion'ha, l7, per cent,
per
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Selling: Steady Clipped
Lambs Reach New Top Price of
Ten and Half Dollars.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
SOUTH OMAHA, June 7, 1M
Recemt were- ct.ie iTms. Kheen
Estimate Monday 7, l.fO
Samn day last week.. 3.4 "72
t-ame dav 2 week ago. 4iV &W7 2.S"
heme day 2 week aan. K'7 11. M7 IT
fame day 4 weeks ago. 4.X 7.(M $.213
Lm . Li
fame day lat year.. .;'
The following table snows ttim receipts
Of Cattle. h,n. ....... .1 Ka Month
Omaha live stock market for the year
to date, as compared with last year:
1915. lt inc. Deo.
''tie 4f,?21 !-.;... Wk.Hl
'"g 1,4..719 l,l:l ,SH.a 240.311
'eep KiVWS 1,004,44 ,T8l
The following table snows the average
price for hogs at the Soutn omaha live
stock market for the Isst (ew days, with
comparisons.
Date
11 1914,lKll.ll2.'lU.lIO lilt.
May a.
May 21.
May 24.1
ay 2e.
May M.j
May 17.
Mny 2N.
Mav
If s
7 3V
I 41W!
'
T 4x
I In I a, 1 in I mi
t l&l M t 49! t f
43
I 8 29i t 41 l3
S no 7 Ml S 1u
T 971 S 42 it)
$ 01 IS 42 7 M t 4
t 11 t l'
14 7 14
$ ri 7 14
, 7 "J
S tvll K .H7I 7 Mi
7 961 S 41 7 8 I 89
May 30.
7 N8. 8 W 7 le S S3
7 V2! S 741
I $S
May SI.
June 1
lune 1.
June 1.
June 4.
June 6.
June .
June 7.
7 47',
M
Til
7 Jus! 7 l
7 rr s 7i
t 31
! 14
7 14
7 i:4
T lrt 7 801
7 T
6 7o 341
k 8 09
7 Ms
7 39
7 41 '
7 i3
7 93 Iff ilt
7 9iil 8 191
7 3rt
7 2
7 Kl
8 W, 1 84
6 83 7
6 t $ 01.
8i! 161 7 SI
8 04 8 19
8 U4! A
I s r,
7 4.i
founday.
Hcoelpu and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards. South Omaha,
Neb., for twauly-fuur hours ending at 3
o'clock p. in., yesterday:
lUTCKi its ca h loads.
C, M. A St P 13
Union Paclflo ts
C. X. ' east.... 11
C. 4k N. W., wt ... 2
C, tSL P.. M. t O . 26
C. H. Q.. eat J
C, 11. tii W. west... 46
C.. R. I. P., esst. -i
C. R. I. P.. west. 11
CTilcago Jt. West... 9
S
23 S 11
4 .. 1
38 1 4
4
1 1
i 1
2 1
4
s
lot "i "lit
Total receipt ...172
DISPOSITION HBAD.
Cattle. Hog. Sheap,
Morris aV Co
44ft
24K
six
Swift ft Co
Cudahy Packing Co....,
Armour V Co
Schwarti & Co
Morrell
639
17
1,M4
l.HtU
12H
S48
31
Lincoln 'acalng Cte
K. ricRlni,- Co
W. B. Vnnant Co
Benton, Vanant A L...
Hill .4 Son
SM
81
m
3k
1Is
1
21
S3
I
10
113
4
lb
1
a
m
in
0
F. B. Iwls
J. 11. Rulla
L. F. Hun
Knsenstock Bros.
McCreary A Kellogg ..
H. F. Hamilton
ease.
Sullivan 11 n
Mu. A Kan. Calf Co....
Chrimle .
Hi'.'l!lll
Huifman
Koth .
.Meyer
I ami i- Hr
lohn Harvey
Other buyer
10
Total
..4,146 6.646
1.643
CATTLE Receipts were very moderato
today, about 3,700 had, or about th ssme
!'' 'l"1 MJ,,d'r- A rule quality was
umy lair, innre were several ouncnea oi
cl ile beeves, both heavy and light, but
the share of the offerings show more or
less grsn. A far as the good to choice
breves were concerned the market wss
fully steady with last week, yearlings
selling up to $0.00 and prime havy beeves
around H 76. On the half fat and warmed
up cattle trade wag slow from start to
iiniah snd prices were more or less
nhnded all around.
In slocker snd feeders both supply
and demand was light. Desirable year
nings ana I IK tit weight were In very good
request at steady to strops figure, but
on the general run of stuff the trade was
slow and prices uneven, although much
the ssme as toward the latter part of
lat week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
yearlings, 8a.4O6f.0O; good to choioe corn-
fed beeves. Is !kku.7; fair to good corn
fed beeves, S8.lOffg.3r; common to fair
n an .... I riKM AA . . . . . 1 . . I
1752 ' IT't f'TXJZ.
$ti.6Oxen.60; fhlr to good cows, $i.7ft0;
common to fair cows, $8.7MgT;.T!k: good to
choice stickers and feeders, $7.40tf8.10;
fair to good stocksrs and feeders, fi.ootf
l.wt. common to fair gtocksrs and feed
...wi.w, .mi... iii-i.vie. o.uvU ''i
stock cows, $S.74i.76; stock calves, $rt M
at; veal calve. MOot'10.26; fat bulls,
stags, sto.. Se.&0U7.&; stuck bulls, Sv.oydJ
J.(k'.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
er. Iti.ww.uu; stock lieirers. S6.001T7.on
No
T. .
At Pr. N.
At.
...11X1
...1X1
...11:49
. . .H.10
...1141
Pr
8 Si
I o
h
I M
71 4S II ...
H7 1 14 40....
24 .
. .
;
i..
.1111 7 t
. M T N
. U f
.10M, "0
.1.
M
10 ,
M ,
...!. II fl
: !..
HI I H
it..
BTI I'RH AND HEIFERS
. . 700 T II
..644 T (0
.. 14 1 ft
.. lot 1 0
..121 I AO
..
,18..
W..
II..
14
474 I 84
1.
10.
II.
. 4.11 it
. 74 I 44
. M lit
JIM I (4
.101 I 00
St..
4.,
40..
..1UW W
ill' Ji-R.-J..
4 ..
4...
1 ..
II ft I
3 I M .
1017 4 44 t
i a 4 SO 8
ALVUb
. til T lf
.114 7 If.
. 7t 14
I 4...
1 M
)
1 t
44 t 84 114 T (6
47 10 7 DU T I
20 i7 T 10 14 Iw 1
' ti T w 1 421 fit
i n lm T 71
nin.n-niii ii ii were pretty decent for
a Monday mulliing like Hi cars, or
7,600 hoad wore reported, which was over
1.0m) smaller than lant week, but allght'.y
in.inr man two waeas ago and a gain of
more than J.OOiy head over the correspond
In gc day lat year.
Shipping trade opened out fully a nickel
higher, but after retort of dull trade In
Chicago w.re icelvcj weakoned off and
oine of th later shipper sales did not
look to he any more than steady to strong.
Moat of the ehioper rurchaaes were mad
at $7 47.60. with lop as high a $7.86.
The dlacrlmintitlon agalnat heavy hogs
which featured I at week's markets were
more in evidence than ever this morning.
After the bulk of the hogs had been
clc tied up thr.re were still eight or ten
load of tho heavy tuff left, and soms
of the salesmen reported that they had
not had a bid on them. It Is very evident
that th killers do not want the weighty
hogs anl they aro buying them only
under protest.
The l.ulk of today's killer vale wii
made at $7. F 7. 46. with a sprinkling of
"iji'Ict- on -ip in ,.oi. anil a ton of 87.IK.
11
tl
4t.
'
'
Hh. Av. Pr. (to
Af. r.
ss4 ... 71 ' ...
n m i to 7i
U4 111 7 U 71
1U0 1 40 10
r s lu rr
SSI 4 1 414 44
J 4 1W T 41
144 IK 111
ii4 tin r m
M ... T hO
' ... IU
IM ... Hi
44 1.4 200 T 41Pt
ttiiu v.o.i.4.,tj with recent weeks,
the day's sopmy was iair
"'ars. or fMi neiul, being received. Thi
i oonauieiaoiy lawaer man lu.. ill...
V," rl" tKu l"n " head, but is
il(;htly sinaUer than Inrth two weeks
ago, and last your.
The market ouened out rattier dull this
luurrung, and with the exception of one
vr two bunclie nothing moved until
pretty well along in the lorenoon. Among
the first saiea wa that of a car of the
btiKkwell clipped lamb, which reached
llo.iAi, setting a new reuird for this sort
or stock bo, . letter on movement be-
?."""? m,JUlJ" .mo1" ,r"' n1 n the end
tho bulk of the clipped lamb moved at
ilx ois tuat were stiMug- tx luaiic higher
than last wtwk'g cluee. by 10 oao-k
the desirable end of the shorn lamb aup
fly had been ciwuied up at -lcea that
ranged from 810.16 to 1)0 i0.
sluotatlon on sheep and lambs: Light
shorn lambs. $1i.vm10.M; heavy ahurn
"'"be. S8.uO4il0.ei: spring lambs, 810.oo
n a; shorn own, 84 nei&7.
l.'l to a la Irour thore were a .oupie
of loads of common grassy lamb tlll
unsold Heveral ld of avriiigtra were
...viuum in wlv ay a supply and were
mu7h bettVr ' ihanVtel" WfteS "f
Idaho, the first to mow l.n l,r- .Kla
svKi a. i rguiva tnst
eaaon, were ituhM at 111 76. with
u..i.rn ur native going at 811.80.
Hardly enough agtd alieep were hern
to make a market. The one hunch of
matured mutton on band, a liltle (ck-
to H'H'i native ewe, sold at $ CT,
whh-ti lost week wa looted as high
eivuah to at f the beet of them.
Representative sales:
No. Av Pr.
2 dipped lambs ? 10 Hi
4 clipped iambs (A In 15
it Idaho aprutg lambe M 11 "i
HI Jdaho spring lambs fil 11 "s
1 Idaho spring lamb 6x 11 T5
44 ldho prtrui lainla 4 11 75
2 Idaho Kpritig lmb M It 76
45 cull sprlnc lamha 72 H SO
IS natlTe spring lambs 51 11 26
I
rillCAUO 1.1 VI. STOCK MARKET
tattle gt roar to tllgaet Hobs a
hade Lewer sheep Steady.
CHICAOO, June 7. CATTLE Receipt ,
. bead; market strong to 10c higher;
j steers, SdSuijAU); coirs and heifers, H AW
8.76; reives. r.0IOM.
H Ox Receipts. .11.000 head; market
averaged shade lower, rloed firm; bulk,
tT.K7.S; Haht $T4tf7.7V mixed, $7 4f
7.70; hevy. r.0IHr7.6o; nugh. f7.Olvh7.ai:
Pigs, 8nrT.4ii.
j-Jth.Lr' AND UUH8-Iteoelpl. 1,n0
hesd; msrkct ateady; sheeis H.er7.20;
lambs, S7TMJ10.4O.
FRAT BROTHERS IN TROUBLE
Wetleyan Students Accused of Said
ing Hen Roost for Everett
Dinner.
MAY BE END OF THE SOCIETY
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, June 7.-(Spe-'lal.-Members
of the i'erett society, the male fraternity
at the Wesleymn university at University
Plaoe will probably be without a fra
ternity house at the beginning of the next
term of school all because some of the
members carrying out the Inherited love
of their Methodist fathers for yellow
leg chicken, went out the other night and
raided a hen roost and appropriated sev
eral of the biro's and proceeded to par
ticipate In a feast at the fraternity house.
The serious part of the whole affair Ilea
In the fact that the fraternity sponsor
was Invited in to dinner and asked a
blessing on the fruit of the night's raid.
Now he ia giving the boys another kind
f blessing and the result Is that several
Of the fraternity men have postponed
going home for a week until the Wes
leyan award holds a meeting and Investi
gates the trouble.
The boys were unfortunate In that they
out off the heads of the chickens at the
roost and a trail of blood was followed
to the back door of the fraternity house,
so that the evidence appear conclusive
thst the appetite for chicken was their
undoing. The result Is an official edict to
abolish the fraternity house, so It Is said.
flrooMie Rays I'aper,
Word has been received by friends of
Representative Frank Broome of Alliance,
who served In the last legislature, that
he has bought the Alliance News and will
again take up newgpaper work. Mr.
Broome hag been connected with the
newspsper business In Alliance for mane
years nnd, like a lot of other ecrlbes,
cannot break off the habtL
Paved Rowda lata l,tae-ele.
Kxtenslon of paving which will te of
Interest to good roads boosters la liable
to take place In Lincoln this summer,
petitions being out for th extension of
the road which now runs about a mile
west of th city on O street to Capital
Reach, five miles farther wast, to the
town of Emersld. Properly owners along
the proposed district are said te be en-
thulastlo over the proposition, whlclt
should insure Its construction. The pav
ing will be of brick, eighteen feet wide.
Another petition Is out to pave East O
street from Wyuka cemetery, a mile and
a quarter farther east, which will make
a continuous line east and west oa O
street about ten miles.
Much Ballitlatr la Nlahl.
The prospect for muoh building in th
capital city thla year appears to be good.
Building permits Issued in May sxoeeded
by $200,000 those for Msy last year, while
this month one permit has been granted
for extensive Improvements to the old
Burr block, now the Security Mutual
Building, at Twelfth and O street. In the
amount of $150,000. During the repairs
the Central National bank, of which Dr.
P. L. Hall is president, will take up
tempore ry quarters a few doors east of
the present location.
Grand Jary Probe la loaa.
Judge II anna, one of the judge of th
Eleventh Judhlal district, has notified
Attorney General Reed that a special
term of court has been callad and a
grand Jury summoned to Inquire Into
tho death of Roy Fox, shot and killed
by Honjaanln Galbrallh last November.
After an investigation by F. O. Hawxby,
under direction of Attorney General
Reed, th letter has come to the conclu-
slon that th killing of Fox was un
justifiable. The county attorney had
not peon very anxious to proseoute the
case and the county official did not
seem to want to bear the expense of a
trial. The murder occurred In Leup
county.
Alimony le Heal tlalsa.
In a little mora than a month the new
law punishing husbands who refuse to
pay court Judgment for the support of
their children will go Into effect. Th
blil bears the emergency clause in the
title but doe not tarry it In the body,
so that it dues not go into effect until '
three months after its approval by the
governor. It first provided a penalty
for faHi're of husbands to pay alimony
to wives divorced when the court had
made th order put that part wa
stricken out and the bill only applied
to children when passed. '
Th bill provides for a Jail punishment
of from three to lx niontht. but la
somewhat of a negative nature because
of the wording which stipulates that
failure to pay "without good cause''
shaM work the penalty. The Mil
j passed in the house but killed In th
senate. Afterwards, It was revived In
jthe senate because of personal woik on
the part of a Lincoln woman whose hue
! band had married after divorcing her
jand had failed to pay the alimony or-
aerea py tho court, and passed.
LETTER CARRIERS SELECT
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
Oste City branch No. S, National Asso.
rlstlon of Letter Carriers held It regular
monthly meeting In the big hall In the
Swedish auditorium. li Chicago street, I
Saturday night.
Of the large number ef name presented
for selection of nine delegate which the
Omaha branch la entitled to in the com
ing national convention, the following
Mntlemen were tha successful contest
snts: XJell Lough. Robert O. McAullffe. Fred
Jorgensen. M. A. Past. Ueorg Harris.
W. C. Bouk. Charles B. Kewton, Dan W.
Tillotson and William Metier.
The looal branch endorsed Its president
William Mahr. for th favorabl con-1
siarauon or the national body for com
national office. t being cuatomsry te
elect corns on out of th local branch In
lb city holding th convention to a na
tional offlo In recognition of their past
services and aa a mark of distinction and
honor to the individual.
i
NEW YORK jtfOCK MARKET
Manipulation in War and Motor
Specialties and Canadian Pacifio
Break Are Features.
e
0ENERAL ELECTRIC ADVANCES
NF.W YORK, June 7. Renewed manip
ulation In the war and motor specialties
and an al.ru pt decline In Canadian Pa
IMc were the contiaMIng features of
t'ifiay'a professional and Irregular market.
General Uectrlo advanced 41 points to
HIS), Its highest price In several veer,
and Oenerat Motor gained R. eelllng at
167. a new high record. Uethlehem Steel
camo forward In the last hour. Tiling
to 168, or within a point of It beat quota
tion, made exactly a month ago.
The decline In Canadian Pacific, which
fell 4 points to life. Its minimum quo
tation lnee hT. when It wa on 7 per
cent baala a agalnat the current 10 per
rent, tended to unsettle the entire II'
for a time. It weakne wa the more
Inexplicable from th fact thst It rose
over .t point In l.ondon and gained over
a point lu the Initial local dealings. Ac
rding to gossip on tho exchange, Cans
c'lan Paclflo was sold here for Amster
dam account, the latter presumably rep
iisentin German Interest. There also
wire report that th British government
tad decldel to take over soma of the
rsilway Canadian shops for ue a a
wr unit lr the manufacture of muni
tion. Copper KBln were the strongest Indi
vidual group. Amalgamated editing to ll
recent gain on the successful dlenluttnn
tlon of the compan. together with flrm
re In the metal market, where the quo
tntlon ruled at 1HH cents. United State
Htnel rose and fel within a point range,
snd in common with moat other actlv
hare, fell under lat week's final quota
tion during the mldelon, wha pre
nre wa most uronounced. Later there
was a partial recoveiv In the general
ht, Mit trs'llng became duller as prloe.
rebounded. Total sale amounted to IKLOrtl
hrs. .
Mote gold wa received from Canada,
but exrlianaa markets were featureless.
)
ii'alnl- because check remittances csnnot
be made to Ixmdon until the end of the
week, no uhlps sslllng for Kngllsh pol
until that time.
Western advice were le optimistic,
that ectlon showing an Increasing dl
oltlon to await the outcome of the In
ternational crlt. General rallwsv trsf
fic however. I well op to the correspond
ing ne-1o. of Isst year.
Bonds were steady, with lome Inoreass
ef "futu-e" selling. Total Knlea, par
value. aggTgsted $1.7:1.000. United
bend mere unchanged on call. ,,
Number f sale and leading quotation
on stock were a follows: .
Altai (Vld
Amlmmt4
Anirlrn 8rt Vuger ....
Antrriran fan
America a. A R
American PM--Amr
ur lUfllittif ...
American Tl. Tt....
Amrlcn Tobo
AMminiU Wining
Atrfchwn i "
Baltlmor Chin
Brooklyn Rpl4 Tnuwtt.,
Cnllfnml Ptr!m ....
Can4lan Parlfto
Ontral Lainrr
rnwipeeM Ohm .. ....
riri Ora wester..,
0.. M. St. P
rMno Vorthwtrn.
rtiin otr
CalnrsO rvel Iran ...
f'clnrifli fonitmrn ...
rlalllrs' aurltu "
Brl
Uerl Rlertrlc
unit NertUfni pea
Oit Northern f..
Gunblm gaploratlon.
Illinois Central
Inirbnrnuk-Mt pf ....
Inspiration t'o4pr
InKrnntlnnil HiumW .
Klmi Oty SJoathera ..,
Lbib VIIt
Lt..il.rlllf Nartortll ..
Mnlean PMrnl
Miami Copper
Mo., g. e T
Missouri Pteltto
National BUwult
National Ia
NaTwAa Cnppar
N Tnrk I'an'ral .......
N. Y.. N. 8 H
Norfolk wura oa-. .
Northar Paolflfl .e,....
Parirlr Mall ...
Parlfls Tal. TS.
Peanarlranla ..
Psllman Palae Ctar
Par OmioilaateS Otpr,
Raadln
Papubllo Iron a (Ileal...
Rack Islan CVj
Hoax Ialan4 C. pM
at. L. P. F. M pl4....
Henlhern Paclfla
Routhar Bsllway
Tannaaaea Copper
t'nlnn Palflf:
I on M' H ,M
Sl.aio S fl'.
l.rn 4 471, 4TH
H. an 4 4 4V
JOOne 7i V. 74H
1M
.av in ieH WH
n ie in ill'.
im rn i 8
SS.ew M'4 188 'a
44 14 141 . Ml
l.nm an on w
son 1H4 u MS
14.K1 1M4 144S, lao
1.400 Mi N't,
Bn 48 Wtk 4
us
1.40 l4. P9U,' sov,
14
T.ICA 4 47 4a
tti 81 ! n
.
T.T MS ns
l.An 24 M JS
i.lfl IMS 14 tS
MO )1H 84 1S
7ft UH ll'S 1HV4
tin MX fci S
1M
urn. 7i iih 11
: nss it us
lots
i.toe mh n is
1. 100 144 143S 144
r 11TU, 117 117
I. n 74 TH, S
l HS 81 8SS
v 114 in nw
liro US RS 1'
117
W 44 S 4 44S
1.4B0 11 1ST 11'.
n S I7H 47S
l.0O MS MS '.
Il
l.ln IS, 10li 104,1,
44 144 84 MS
II
4 WI 1M 104
144
a," ii us iv
14,(0 14 141 144
1.600 3t MS
V
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to.
IM
Wt
81
te l
1 IK1
10
3..
t.OOO 1tl 12T 18T4
eS
rnlnn Pnatfle pfd
Stnltae Steal
... 71. J n M
rmt4 Waal pfd .
run rvpor
Wabaah ft
W'eatirn t'nlae ...
1.JO0
l''i
in-, no
... 1I.M
Tl
7
S S
r
S
4TM
'4
Waielntbouaa Rlertrie
1 M
Tntaa aalaa tar Ik ay, 4M.000 alia earn.
CONSTITUTION DOES NOT
PREVENT APPOINTMENTl
(From a f taff Correepondent t
LINCOLN. Jun T. (Bpeclal) "No per
son elected to the legislature shall re
celve eny civil appointment within th
state from the governor and senate dur
Ing the term for which h Is elected, and
all such appointment and all vote (Ivan
for any guoh member (or. any such offlc
or appointment shall be Told."
0uoh le the readlntr of Section IS of
Article ef th constitution of Nebraska,
which would seem to especially cover the
reoent appointment of Samuel B. Pat
terson to the position of bank examiner.
However, thla ia uot the first time that
th constitution covering this proposition
has bean broken and It L generally con
sidered to be a dead letter. Some rear
ago a member ef the railway eomrais-'
Ion we appointed who was a member
of the legislature at the time of th ap-l
Potntmant and a Ilk condition ex'sted In
the appointment of a member of th Nor-1
mal school board many years aero, whll
less than two year ago a member of the
state seoat wa appointed to a position
on the pardon board, so that If the
present governor should be convicted1 of
assaulting the constitution he would prob
ably receive a speedy pardon.
Th loophole through which appoint
ments have squetsed appear In th
words "from the governor and seoaie,"
and as th latter ha had nothing to do
with the appointment attorneys stretch
a point and say It applies only to appoint
ments made by the governor and senate
Jointly. . e
iMtiJTVlTtult
There- big money mUllng flour ln
T.MiAImiV u'1 JurM. couunu.illle.
.... . ... ,ru mourn, vuueoka
tiaiuU Pnaliio Vn. net $4u a aiouth.
uu.uuiL iimi raui leoi-
j-., en-area ai.to tn
iweiTe mniitn and the Barr
Oik (Ksn.) Mill & Elevator
t-o., si.awv in eight tnouliu
wils lu inonev-uiak.iuir
MmdtfetMiir1
4&J r- a T . -
thaa SVvrtarS) j.. ai .,. ; . ,
v -j uuaiiit-eg wiuttU ffrHPtjl
"F ",b4lloue rml-hlonded man who
"T" 7 "",,l" stnaney laar. . apanue
1)!. 84and60bbla.of gne, rollor paieui
fi"u.''ly. write now forourfiwe book,
Th Story of a Wonderful Flour UM."
rerelatlua m ,.,.
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