T1IK UKK: ('.MAMA. WKMXKSH.W .1 1 N K !. UO.Y
n
ROOMING house. r.M Fsriinm St.. to
trade for an automobile. Drive up with
your car and mnke a quick deal.
BABI RT'tklY Large wlker busgy and
reversible wicker top ro-t thirty-five
dollar, used on jfr: fifteen dollars, "r
what have you T Address . r. (p0, Vb e.
ron iiext
Apartment ma Plata.
IP TX)tmLA S ST.. room a W Wjip.
COOL ROOMS, 82 week. Ogden HoteL
Crunch Bhifr
jfclfl and up; modern apartmenta,
near
postofUce.
G. F. Ptcbblns,
2C28-.10 8. ?th. 6-r. and bath, 814 to US. ;
newly remodeled, also storeroom. Ked
S657. o
T OEOHiiK-6-ruoiu apartment, redeco
ratad throughout. 113 N. Slat Ava.. eo
iaet West Farnam district, l'none Web
ster 174.
VKRV choice 4 or 6-room ateam heated
apartment on West Fnrnam 8t.
JOHN W. ROBBING. 1K02 FA RNAM ST.
KIVE-ROOM steam-heated apartment.
Vary desirable location, Chula Vista,
SHh and Poppleton Ave. Conrad Toung,
822 Brandela Theater. t'ouglaa 1571.
NEW modern -room ateam flat. !6-'2
Leavenworth St Conrad Toung, !3
Branded Theater, TVniglas 1571. Rent 83).
FIVL-ROOM steam-heated apartment.
Very desirable. The Mason. ?lt ami
Mason Bis. Coins 1 Young, !72 Itrandjls
Theater. Douglas Iftil.
TOUR nlccTroonis, rinse In. Red 4!.
MCE -r. n'odi-m flnt, H. 2ith St., VM).
C. O. ("aril-erg, 312 HrnndHs Th.-a. BICg
Famished A pHrt mrii ta.
FPLENDIO NEW
rURNlSHEU APARTMENT
for rent In the
New
Traverton
FIREPROOF.
I4TH AN1 LANDON COI'RT.
Catering to people of refined 'astes.
Apartment completelly equipped for
housekeeping, up-to-date and comfort
atel T RAVER BR08..
Phone DouglHi 1153. 706 Omaha Nat. Bk.
Hoard unit Room.
WITH board. aultable lor
woodier MM.
couple.
Mnoeni, suiiuu.e tor coupie. Web. 6,i.
TWO front rooms with board, single or
together; homo privileges. Web. 1692.
LAROK rooms; single or en aulte; Hans
com Park district. Private bath; good
board. Harnev 700. 709 S. th St.
LAKQE front room and board for two
gentlemen; walking distance; private
family. S424 Jones. Douglaa 8122,
ELM WOOD PARK auburban home, block
to car, cool rooms, excellent board;
trees, lawn, home privileges; reasonable.
Walnut 177S.
itoi ST. MARY'S AVK.-Walklng dis
tance; home cooking; 84 60 to 86 week.
BUAUT1FLL room, with two exception
ally large closet. In a West Farnam.
home: large porch and yard; good board;
young men preferred. Harney 4HB1.
Farnlahed Rooms.
Nicely furnished rooms, close Web. S.708.
FOR RENT Three large front rooms;
eloctrlc light; all modern; privilege of
house and piano; private home; rata rea
enable. Call Douglas 419.
FURNISHED room) large den or
sleeping room, $6. tSlt 6. 24th, Cross
town ear
CASS ST.. 3020 Nicely furnished. In mod
ern private home; reaaonable. H. 2576.
PRIVATE family, beet location, walklnc
distance, every modern convenience.
Nice home for right parties. 821 N. t&
St. Phone Douglas 6751.
I-ARGE aouth modern room, with board;
private family: tine locution. H vl.
NEWLY furnished rooms with board.
Private family; walking distance. Tel.
Douglas 71W3.
2134 CAS8 (rge, cool, rooms. 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. 2504 St. Mary's Ave. Tel. Reft
1K.
lVO DOUGLAS; 11.50 up; also house-
Keeping
60S NORTH S1ST ST. Large front rooms.
nicely furnished. Walking distance.
Douglas 6707
REFINED young' man keeping beauti
fully furnished, high class bachelor
quarters within walking distance of busi
ness district, would like to hear from one
or two young men desiring to share same.
Room 104, Bee Bldg.
HARNBY, 3087 Cool rooms, nioely fur
nished. 2504 6T MARY'S AVE. Pleasant room;
private family. Red 6110.
LAROK front room and alcove; newly
furnished; Ideal place for 2 gentlemen;
fine residence district; walking distance;
Also large, cheerful aouth room; reason
able. Harnev jOM. 621 Park Ave.
THE OLOA.
1910 Dodge: large, cook rooms; beauti
ful lawn, board if desired. Home cooking.
D. 8438.
NICE rooms, close in. Phone Red 49m.
FARNAM Extra nice, large, cool, front.
modern; walking distance; meala If de
Ired. Call mornings or evenings. H. 6&t9.
" Karats.! Moaara.
A NICE, clean, all modern south room In
Srlvate family; sclteble for 1 young men;
a month; breakfast If desired. 1614
Case St.
FINE house, for summer, 4-r., turnUhed.
Wal. 1370. 4013 Nicholas St. References
required.
FarnlaMee) lloorkMialH Rooms.
ROOMS for housekeeping: strictly mod
ern; for adults only. Tel. Webstar 1654.
DAVENPORT 2616; two a-roorn apart
menta furnished complete with gaa and
light.
DO DOE, 2SU1 Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, tfl.M per week. H. 602.
SOUTH, 34th Bt. . Housekeeping rooms.
tj'a taralaheel Housekeeping; Rooiua.
CASS, 3411. Nice, clean, two, three or
four rooms'. Reasonable. Car line.
Heaaekeepina" Roouia.
jSa FARNAM Nice housekeeping rooms,
reasonable.
HARNEY ST., 3108. Housekeeping rooms;
strictly modern; every convenience.
Walking distance. 3 l
DAVENPORT. 2018. TWO OR THREFJ
FRONT HOUSLKEEPINO ROOMS,
' Lltrbt Muuai-keeplou Huiimi.
COOL rooms, with alcove, kitchenette
furnished. Ogden Hotel Co., Council
Muffs. Ia.
616 S. 17 TH Two roo'iis. for 1 ght house
keeping, modern, newlv pap-red.
itaa.as Mil isitaites.
fcorttt.
NORTH SIDK, S ROOMS AND HALL. Ui.
One block 24th St. lines: east front;
ati Icily modern.
O KLEKI". RLAL K8TATU CO..
101S Omaha Nat lonal. Douglas 2715. o
(114 N. 2?.l. 4-r flat, steel range
stove, kitchen cabinet; water paid.
RASI BROS., Douglas l8.
gaa
6-ROOM cottago part modern, to good
tenant, $14 60. 38ll N. 24th.
south.
174S 8 2TH-6-room cottage, modern, 2011
bt. Mary'a; 7-r. modern houee. D. 916.
-ROOM house. 811 8. 26th Ave.
5 West.
WE8T FARNAM, 7-R., $45.
118 K. 8Sth St., near Dodge; very rhoice,
handsome finished brick; sleeping porch
and sun room
A RMSTRONG-WA LH COMPANY.
Tyler IfM. State Bank Bldg.
Mlacr lie areas.
SEE the Central Furniture Stores. FREE
RENTAL LIST
MODERN 6-rm. cottage, near car W
714.
$7 toSTHICTLY modern seven room
house on the lloulevard. Phone Harney
J20 CASS, t large rooms, atrlctly mod.
practi'-ally new nice yard. $'.
2fa4 St. Mary a Ave., rooms, $20
Liu) Jackton, 6 rooms $Ju
?)8 N. lath, room. $20. Others.
HlNOWAl.T, Hri.,iei Th.-ater P.Wg.
Gordon Van Co.
Moving.
Paealng,
Stoi fl a-e
at- n. 11th et.
Tel D 34 or Web. W4
FOR RENT
Mlarellnneotta.
FOR RENT
We hare complete list of alt houses,
spartments and flats that are for rent.
This list rsn be seen free of chano at
On aha Vnn 3'orage Co.. Ki S. lth 8t
w AXVv.V fjyj Kernsm f. !(,
ALL sle, H por month ui b' Pnntnn.
Hnlltov Crel;i Puna Co., Bee Llldg"
111 "M In all psrta of the rity.
t ROOMS and bath, modern: barn, storm
hhl.s, lurge lot; S block from car.
r?l Ulnncy. Webster 28.
FIDELITY'
rLCNTAL ITlJVV
Phone rviuiilaa rw for complete list of
vacant homes and apartments: also for
storage, moving, lth and Jackson Bli.
7 ROOMS, all mod.. BenTls paTk" 11. 2H4T
Maggard's
Ing. packing, shipping.
1713 Webster St.
Douglas 14
Globe Van & Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; 8-hore van
and I men. II. 3S per hr. ; storage 12 per
mo. "atlsfactlon guar. D. 4.VW A Tv 3W.
tares ana otricr.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator aud Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent1! Office. Room 103.
Htnrej and Orrtrea.
A nice office la a good location,
make your business plans successful.
THE BEE BUILDING
"THE BUlLniNtt THAT
IS ALWAYS NEW"
furnUhes just such combination!.
Office Room 103.
MODERN store. 16th Bt.. low rent, near
poutoff.ee. O. P. Stebblns.
UW modern storeroom, 00 N. lth St.
'on red Yiung, 322 Brandela Theater.
Douglua 1571.
NEW modern ator?room, 2K22 Iieaven
worth St. Conrad Young, &2 Brsndels
Theater Bldg. Phone Douglaa 7571.
UWD IAX-ATION.
1N. 4th. lSxfiO, mod. ex. furn., $22.M.
2S21 N. 24th, 24x00, mod. ox. fumaoo, $ffi.
being- 24th and Lake, good transfer point
and two car lines. Key 2617 N. 24th.
WANTED TO BUT
Yale buys everything 2d hand. Tyler 1413.
OFFKICE furniture bought and sold. j.
C. Reed, 1207 Fsmam. Doug. 614
WANTED To buy an invalid chair.
Charles Bchwenck. R. No. $. So. Omaha.
Slightly used high grade piano. D. $017.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RANCH L.A.MD9 FOR IAI.K.
Iowa.
HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City, la.. Journal,
"Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and very
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one monih, giving alxteen ads oa
twelve, different doya for $2; or 60 words,
$4; or 76 worda, $6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
Paper, 2oO,M readers dally In four great
states.
40. HO OR 100 ACRES, good heavy soil, In
well-settled part of Todd county, Minn.)
good roads, schools and churches; price.
$15 to $20 per acre; terms, $1 per acre
cash, balance $1 per acre a year until
land is paid for; 6 per cent Interest
. SCHWAB BROS.,
log Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Af lekrtiraa.
$8 PER ACRE
June 15th ONLY. Great opening of
8lgart's Dickson Towmhlp 1 ract of
5.0u acres In Manistee county Mich. No
land reserved or for sale until excursion
arrives on ground. No less than 40 nor
over 190 acres to one person, because of
colonising; tO down and $7 monthly on
each forty or annual paymenta. No land
at thla opening price after cheap rate
exruislnn. which leaves Chicago Tuesday,
June 15. 1130 a. m. Round trip, Chlcago
Weliaton, $.30. rebated on purchase. En
tire expense from Chicago, Including
board, about $12. Write Immediately for
map-circular giving all particulars. These
are choice farm lands, adapted for gen
eral crops, stock, dalrylnv. poultry,
truck, fruit: near towns, railroads, mar
kets and adjoining good farms; quirk
transportation by boat or trail to Chi
cago, Grand Rapids, Detroit. Oppor
tunity of lifetime for wage earner, farm
renter or farm hand to get a farm home.
fJEOROl- V. SWiti KT. o.n.r,
O-12S0 First Nat Bank Bldg., Chicago. 111.
o
Mlssonrl.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM.
$6 cash and $6 monthly, no Interest or
taxes; highly productive land, . close to
three hlg marketa: write for photograph
and full Information. Munger, R. 171, N.
Y. Life Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
Sooth Dakota.
Bargain Quarters
I have a few snap quarters of choice
deeded land where eaultles can be bought
from $10C to $o ciah. Full Information
on request. Address, Johu McPherson,
Fort Pierre. S. O.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET A FIRST
CLASS eOLTH DAKOTA FARM.
A section or less of land i miles from
Beneca, Kaulk county. South Dakota, for
sale, will take part in trade. Will sell
only one or two quarter If no more de
sired. Good level land, black loam soil,
no sand. Buildings cost $4,0uo Corn,
wheat and alfalfa country. 600 acres cul
tivated. Rented for this ear. Price $Jo
per acre. Terms: $3,000 cash, SH.Ou)
mortgage at u due in 1&20, balance of
$10,4un taken In trade or eecond mort
gage at 6 for 10 Years. The aualitv of
i thla land and the price asked are guar
anteed to tie rignr write o- call on
Arthur J. Eaton, Faulkton, South
Dakota, owner.
Mlscellaaeana.
IT CAN BK YOUR RANCH.
If yon have a firat-class Eastern Ne
braaka or Iowa farm to exchange for it.
4,220 hard-land acres, end not one acre
or one rod of sand. Beat of all-the-yeer-aruund
pasture, and plenty of good hay.
Timber for winter shelter along creek.
New 8-rcom house, big bam, two gran
aries, i wells and windmills, and two
other lighter seta of Improvements. Only
14 mtiea to good town on C U N. W.
railroad. One of tho best cattle ranches
In Nebraska.
A HOME IN CALIFORNIA.
Have you a ptoce of Income property
In Omaha or Lincoln, or a farm in Ne
braska or Iowa that you would like to
exchange for a bea'.itiful 20-acro tract
only 3 miles from Pgttersuii, California?
Here Is your chance. There is plenty
of water for Irrigation; the soil is as
fertile as the Valley of the Nile, and It
la all In cultivation. Ihe climate is
Ideal and the aurroundlngs all that Could
be wished Only a quaiter of a mile
from railroad station, with six train
stops daily. A choice rome that will
produce a good living.
BCOTT'8 BLUFF IRRIGATED LIGHTY
To exchange for F.aalorn Nebraska or
Iowa farm or city Inru'ue property. Fine
saady-loam soil, very level and still has
enough slope for drainage. Suitable for
alfalfa, augar beets, poiatoea and grain.
CIXJSE-IN IrOUOLAi COUNTY FARM.
The only quarter lf3 acres) of trie
noted Hallenbeck 6v-acra farm, 16 miles
west of Omaha, and t miles from Mil. am.
That the estate may Le settled. e are
author trad to aell this last truct for
$140 per acre. It will sell for $376 within
a short time.
PAYNK INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Ware Block, Omaha-
REAL ESTAATE
FARM A HKXCH LAXDI FOR Kt.T.
I'allturaia.
Lfv Oak Colonlea, none bettee. V. T.
mlth re.. i-I4 Citr Nat Wk. . HI
Nebroaka.
rOUNTRT HOME NEAR OMAHA.
$11. om buys highly Improved farm,
eoraletlng of about Ml acres located on
one of our boulevards out from the rlty,
only a en-mlnutea" rld. Good wafer ays
tem, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay; nice, large, beautiful shade
trvea and all kinds of shrublerv and
about 10 acres of natural timber, muktng
a beautiful park. This Is an Ideal prop",
si 1 Inn for handling thoroughbred stock of
any kind. Living aprlng In pasture.
C. R COM H8,
CJI i Brandela Theater Bldg.. Omaha. P. Wl.
OPPOHTUNITY to"doi7Ne your money.
Section amooth, rich land; Western Ne
brnska. Eastern owner will sacrifice at
116" an acre. Micks Land Agency, State
Hank Uldg.
HKAL ESTATE 1XAN8
WK ARK always In funds to inako good
farm and cltv loans.
PKTKR8 TRUST CO.,
1"32 farnam ft.
T. M. PENNKT.M0 City Natl Bk. Bldg.
FARM LOANS.
FARM I.OANB, C, FKR CKNT
TOLA NO A TRt'M Bl'LL, 44 Bee Bldg.
IKJ0 TO $10,000 made promptly, r". U.
Weed, Wead Blrig. nth and Farnam ts
CITY and farm loans, 4, Hi, d Per cent
J. H. Dumont Co.. 41(1 Htate Han.
WANTED Clt y loans and warrants W.
Farnam Smith A Co., 1,130 Farnam Bt.
CITY property. Large leans a spe. laltjr.
W. H Thomas, 228 Plate Bank Bldg.
MflNKT on hand for olty and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Nstlonal Bank Bldg
OMAHA homes Eaat Nebraaka farms.
O KEKFK REAL ESTATE CO.,
lOlf Omaha National. Phone Douglae fU
81tE us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. T'nlted Ptates Trust Co., Omaha.
kr? CITY LOANS C. U. Ca.Sberg,
" 810-1$ Brandele Theater Bldg.
HEAL ESl'ATfC WANTED
LIST i-eal estate and rentals with IXN
ELJk N R. K. CO.. Hul om. Nat l Bank.
REAL ESTATE FOn EXCHANGE
A' GOOD TRADE
Will trade Casper. Wyo., lot for ladles
diamond ring or A No. I Remington
typewriter and cash. None but Omaha
buyers In this addition, the lot Is worth
$100 or more. Taxes paid, no Incumbrance.
Address L 644. Bee.
(W ACKrlH good land. eatm Kansas,
for Omaha property. Address A 648,
Bee.
FOR Exchange Quarter section eastern
central Nebraska land. Ievel, amooth,
no waste, alkali or gumbo. Six miles
county seat. Main line Union Pacific
railroad. Want merchandise or Imple
ments. Post of flee Box 718, Central City.
Neb.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
FIVE-ACRE FRUIT FARM
NEAR COUNTRY CLUR
Improved with good two-story, seven
room modern house; having hot water
heat, fine barn; garage with cement
floor, two large chicken houses, with
runs; good well and windmill, with com
plete water system, operated by air pres
sure; bearing fruit of all kinds, beautiful
shade tree, fine lawn, cement walks, con
venient to street car line and good
achool; something very desirable and
must be seen to be appreciated. Price
and term on application.
George & Company
Tel. D. 76.
902 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
FIFTY ACRES
NEAR WEST DODGE ST.
PAVED ROAD
About two miles weat of Fairacrea. Un
improved, twelve acres In alfalfa, bal
ance In cultivation. All clear. Price only
tiSU per acre. Something desirable .No
trade. Do not fail to Investigate.
George & Company
Phone D. 75. 02 City Nafl Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE NORTH BIDE
Good Bungalow
Bargain
Vestibule, living ruurn. dining room and
sun room, finished in oak; bedroom and
kitchen finished In yellow pine, with
birch doors; bath room la white enamel;
oak floors throughout; two front rooms
have beamed ceilings; dining room has
plate rati, panel walls, window seat and
bookcases; euu room has S windows,
with a 8. E. exposure; house Is IS stor
ies, but 2d floor Isn't finished:, could fin
ish 3 rooms; high grade fixtures, guar
anteed furnace, floor drain; lot 40x127;
paved street; location and neighborhood
la Ine; near 19th and talrd rits.; about
SfiOO cash and rest monthly, or lot aa
first payment.
Rasp Bros.
106 McOattue Bldg.
Douglaa 16o3.
NEAR LOTirROP SCHOOL
Dandy house with f rooms downstairs
I bedrooms and bath upstairs; all modern;
fine lot; paved street: paving all paid;
price only $4760; $500 cash balance monthly
ipaymenta
C. G. CARLBERG
312 Brandela Theater Bldg.
EIGHT-ROOM modern nouse. practically
new; on paved street and oar line, letf
North 83d Bt. Owner leaving city.
BARGAIN BY OWNER
A beautiful 8-room. strictly modern
home. In splendid condition; good loca
tion: elegantly fln'ahed Inside; as good aa
new; large lot; cletern. Price $8,700. Call
2Mii Wirt. Phone Web. 291 after V a. iu.
TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS
fit. WIM bH1 for rush or on rfMonable
trma t 'nrnt-r Kit fi 1 fir nt ..
nrr $1,000.
WALLACE BENJAMIN,
Rnftm 1 TTMrat VatlnH,! u n I.
Phone 208. Council Bluff. o
ir BOOM all molern house un paved street
j h , a ah 4nxi
vt HT U1 -C 1 C
REAL EST ATI: XORTTIU'EST
$500 BUYS a good three-room
electric lisM Oal'. after 1:11 p
Sunday. J016 Rurdette.
house;
nt., or
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
S-R HOUSE, "just finteTt T'yvn, "onk
finish. l.'ig native l ado treat. On
boulevard. k rash, brtlnnce like rent
Call O. A. Kckles or J Paul K-klea
A BARGAIN
I-i West Iliiifo-,, i'rrk, li.ngalow. 5
rooms and :. losei slep ng por-h
nearly fln:iiea, oak f!rli.h first .f'oor
pine and b'.r. h f nu.h aeccnj flour and
f replace. 1 oi.ve all .-i:nplete irlth storm
windows and i Kin and lighting fig.
tuiea. for M.A.O.
Make an rioii.ti.i,':it wiCi owner and
bull'ior to ee. It. Harney .'618
REAL ESTATE W EST BIDE
Cathedral District
Fine new completely modern tVrenm
house on a large south froat lut i
I Ae. ( rtin street is between
l THVnport and Chicago.) This Is a two-
; story nouse wnn large living room, din
ing mora and kitchen on 1st floor, three
j i droon.a and bath on second floor. The
iinrii oayirtjt'm extra, mil, , , .
v,tnJowe on three sldea To see this
liouse Is to buy as It Is worth the Drio
H.'d: $cflo makes the first peyraent. e
si re lo see it today.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglaa 200.
608 Bee Bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liberal Demand for All Grains and
Wheitt is Quoted but One-Half
Cent Lower.
CROP REPORTS GOOD AS WHOLE
OMAHA. June , IPla.
There naa a liberal demand for all
grains today. There was a number of
wheat galea rexrtr.l and the market waa
quoted c wrr. The dark turkey
varieties command a premium of Wlo
over the ordinary hard wmter wneat.
The reoeipta if corn were good and
there was a god amount of white and
yellow com sold, the white corn selling1
at a alight advance over the yellow and
mixed.
'ihe oats receipts wore light, but most
of that cereal on the tablos was eold.
The corn market remained unchanged
to Ho lower, while oats were off
Crop reports show a winter wheat condi
tion of around M per cent Soring wheat
reports were good a a whole. Some
complaints on corn are coming from
parts of Iowa, Indiana and Nebraska,
but tho outlook In general for corn and
oats Is good,
t'learances were: Wheat and flour
equal to 87$.WO bushels; corn. Jlii.000 bush
els; oats 14,ik bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, not quoted;
corn, not quoted.
Primary wheat reoeipta were 1.284.000
bushela and shipment, i. 211.000 bushels,
ngalnst receipts of aT.OOi) busliols and
shipments of 4VJ,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1.4fMt,flOO
bi'ahels and shipments $oJ,000 bushels,
against receipts of !K7,Oi!0 bushels anj
suipmcnts of m,000 bushels last year.
Frlmary oats receipts were W4.000
bushels and elilpments 1.403.0UO bushels,
against receipts of 731.000 bushels and
shipments of Mh,ooo bushels last year.
CARLOT RfcX'HlIPTH.
N heat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
AllllllfaipollS .
Ouiuth
Omaha
Kansas City
$4
104
....177
.... 44
.... 24
.... !
64
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v miupetr
..m
The following rash sales were reDorted
today: Wheat No. $ hard winter: 1 car,
$!.; 7 cars, $1.19V No. $ hard
winter: $ car. $1.1; 1 car, $1.184.; 1 car.
$1.18. No. 4 hard winter; B5 car, $1.18;
1 4-.i cars. $1.1. No. $ mixed: 1 car,
I .!'. No. 4 mixed: 2-6 car. $1.1: car,
$1.U. No. 4 mixed spring: car, $1.1.1. No.
4 durum mixed: 1 car. $1.12, H.imple: 1
car, $1.10. Com: No. I white: 2 cars, S'ic
No. Ik white: 1 car. 67Ho. No. 6 white: 1
ar isourl, t7c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car, OnUc
2 car, tiso. No. $ vellow: 2 cars, (Ko; $1-$
cars. 3; carr ilic. No. yellow: 1
car, 67'c; 1 cars, die. No. 1 mixed: 4 cars.
tTV. No. 8 mixed: 2 cars, 67c; I cars,
67Wc; U cars. 67c. No. mixed: 1 car.
Sc; 1 car. afie. Oats Standard: I car.
44e. No. 8 white: 2 2-S cars, 44Hc No. 4
white: 8 cars. 44c. Sample: 1 car, 4314c.
Rye Sample: 1-6 car $1.06.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 Tur
key, $1.20m1.21: No. 8 Turkey, $1.20f
11.20'.,; No. 2 hard, I1.IW.: No. 1 hard
$1.17mri.l8': No. 4 hard, $l.irxrjl la; No. I
aprlng, $i.i0fll.i: No. I durum, $1.1W1S0:
No. $ durum. Il.184il.il Corn: No. 1
white, S,i$4r: No. I white, 3SV:
No. 4 white. 7!S'67p: No. B white,
T7'4c; No. white, MrJ7c; No. 2 yellow,
68riKc; No. 3 yellow, CTMJfSc: No. 4
yellow, 7tt7Hc; No. & yellow, ttOKtJirriic;
No. 8 yellow, MSvJllTr; No. t mixed,
e7'tc: No. 2 mixed, ffTtWTHc; No. 4 mixed,
M'-tHic: No. 5 mixed, S,9fl)c; No.
mixed. tifrM4c. Oats: No. 2 white, 45a
4.Vc: standard, 44Mr44c: No. 3 white,
4V.fr444c; No. 4 white, 43MM4P. Barley:
Malting. 67?17(V; No. 1 feed. .v(.Me. Rye:
No. 2, ll.0SVi9t.tn; No. 3, ll.06ad.06Vt.
CHICAGO GRAIX AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading; and f'loslaa
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. June I Although the gov
ernment estimate of the yield of wheat
In the United States for 1915 was not of
fi"lallv known in Chicago until after the
close of business todey, Ihe exact totul
had been accurately figured out In ad
a me. Especially In the laat hour, a
inalority of dealers gutdod themselves by
a correct asaumptlon that private fore
casts of tCO.OOO.QOo bushels would be veri
fied from Washington. Largely ne a re
xult tho market closed at a decline of
1c to 2Wc under Saturday nlght'a level.
Corn finished Mic HHo down, oats
off 'i'Sc to ltrlSc and provlalona
with a aetback of 80 to KXiTl2Vic.
Selling pressure due to evening up for
the government report constituted the
chief Influence In the wheat pit aa the
end of the day approached. Previously,
the market had been developing renewed
strength after having at the outset suf
fered a sharp breRk that resulted from
a sensational tumble In prlcea at Liver
pool. Decided revival of export demand,
however, had prevented the break In
Chicago from being anything like aa far
reaching. Furthermore there aeemed to
rely on a considerable extent on denials
that progress against the Turks at the
Dardanelles haa been as Important aa
first aeemed to be the case. Word from
Oklahoma that the crop there was about
at the limit of endurance In respect to
over-surtpiv of moisture tended also to
favor the bulls.
Foreign Inquiry after new crop winter
wheat todav was the best In some time.
There was likewise an excellent call for
old crop wheat to go to the seaboard.
Country offerings here were small and
it was said they dried up altogether when
the market was at the low points of the
day. Feeling at the close was described
as' unsettled.
Com fluctuated for the most Dart ac
cording to the action of wheat. Com
plaints aa to the condition of the nrop
in Iowa and Nebraaka had some effect
on values and so too did Improvement of
cash demand, both domestic and foreign.
Auspicious field conditions put selling;
pressure on oalw. Shipping call was good,
and Included a feir amount for export.
Provisions gave way a little as a re
sult of the setback In grain. Higher
prlcea for hoga were very generally
Ignored.
Futures ranged as follows'.
Artlrlel Open.
High. I Low. Close. lYes'y.
Wheatl
1 10 1 1 18 1 1 I 1 W 1 14U
1 0C 1 10 1 Ottti 1 OS), 1 lHi
84 71 H 7m, TV
70H 72 70; 71V 72
I I I
44 46 44! 44S 46
40 41 40 40i 41
17 86 17 M 17 ftt 17 80 17 80
18 25 IS 26 18 20 I 18 20 f 18 SO
I 75 t7S 8 66 ' 66 ' 75
July.
Kept,
torn.
July.
Hept.
Oats I
July.
Sept.
Pork.
July.
Hept.j
Lard. 1
July.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
Only Ono Out of Nine
left. $10 cash. $1 per week, on 3Sth, near
Dodge. Htreet Improvements go In this
year. $675 today. Last call last lot.
Have a few others at $176.
O'KEEFR RKAL E.STATE CO
1014 Omaha Nat'l. Dong. 2716.
Only $3,875
for 47 feet on Farnam, near $Sth. Fine
location for apt. bldg., stores or garage.
Hicks. 4J Htate Bank Bldg.
$5,300
8402 California Htreet. $6,3u0; by owner;
new eight-room, complete; all hardwood;
modern borne.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
HOLtJIfi AND LOT $760.
t-room house and lot, 60x177. in a high
class neighborhood, adjoining lot alone
held at this price.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglaa 1781. Ware Block.
K.4o will buy for good man a bungaluw,
6 rooms and bath, almost new and mod
ern except furnace, near Miller t ark,
then $M40 monthly and no more, it
mailer is wsnted, I have 8-room plain
house with 1 to 4 lots, $ 80 up. Tel. Doug
las 2107. Kvenlngs, Walnut 2U7.
CHA8. E. WILLIAMSON CO., Paxton
Blk Doug. 2107.
BUY thU home; $100 down. Douglaa 424.
MEDICAL
PILLS FISTULA CURED.
Dr. E. R. Tarry eurea piles, fistula and
other rectal dlM-ases without ur-cai
operation. Cure guaranteed aud no
money paid until cured. Write foe book
or racial dlteases with testimonials. DIt.
K. R. TARKY, 240 Bee Bldg
RUPTURE cured In a few days without
pln. Call or write Dr. Wrav, tut Bee
Bldg., Omaha Established MM. a
Sept. $: loco i o ' it tiotyi
nine, i I i
Julv.LU" 6ri 10 $nt 10 47V WW I W 65
(lept.i 10 KJ'ii 10 W 10 77 V 10 SO I 10 C't
l ash Fries- Wheat No I fed. l.r-tl
I2; No. 2 hard. $l2sTl.l. Corn: No.
I ellow. 71WtTJo: No. 4 yellow, TOHtf
71 Vc, Oats: No. I while, 4&iiH!o: stand
aid, 4xHo. Rye: No. 8, $UtTl 17.
Barley: 71fl17e. Timothy: $.ttr M.
tlover: $6tl1l6" Porki $17.70, Lard:
$M. lUbs: SOU 10.27
RCTTHJt Higher; creamery. 8.ttfCTc
lut KM l,ower; receipts, N 008 cssest at
mark, cases Included. IMfliy; ordinary
firsts, ljisuc: firsts, J7H"t;o.
POTATOFfl Lower; old, receipts, 40
cars; Michigan and Wisconsin red, 2ft?
40c; Michigan and Wisconsin white, 0
47c; new, receipts, 15 cars; Texas Tri
umphs, sacked, It.tMN 40.
POULTRY Alive, higher; fowls. 130
l$c; spring, lnfl SRo.
OMAHA OHCRtL MARKRT.
BUTTER No. L 1-lb cartona. tie; Na
I, 8Mb. tuba, 8o.
CHKIH1 -imported Bwlaa, 83c; Amer
ican bwlas, JSc; blok Swiss, Uc; twtna,
ltHc; daisies, 17c; triplets. 17e; Young
America. 18c; blue label brick, lnvee; llm
burger. 2-lb, 20c; New York white, ISo;
Muixirtcd Fi-ench Rouuefort, 40o.
FIrAH Trout. lo, large crapptea 16c;
kallbut, 13c; ohannal catfish, lie; herring,
1c; codflah, 14c: mackerel, lfrci salmon Ike
8WKKT POTATOKS Kansae. $8 78 bbl..
Wholesale pii-es of beef cuts efiective
April 2 are aa follows:
HEEF CCTeV-Rios: No. 1. 16oj N. X
lSo; No $. ISu. Ixiina: No. 1, to.
No. S. ac; No. 3, lic. Chucks: No.
I. llc; No. S, lltc: No. 8, Hr. Rounds:
No. 1. 14V: No. 2, 6c; No. 8. 140.
Plates Nk 1. c: No. 8. 8c; No. t, o.
POULTRY Brollera. 20c: spring chick
ens, 16c, hens, 14c; rocks, 6tc; roostera I
6W0; stags 8c; ducks, 16c; geese, 0e;
turkey a Ullc; pigeons, per doa. 600: ;
ducks, full feathered. 10c, geese, full !
feathered. 8c; squabs. No, L 11.80; No. 8.
)oo
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
Qllllnakl Fruit company:
FKl'lTS Oranges, fancy California
Valencies, Ws, loos, 12i, Kits and 8We,
$3.2i per box; S2Xe, W.fiO per box; fancy
California Navnls. 80a. 8a, lOne and lie.
$2.76 per box. Lemons, extra fanoy
Golden Bowl, 80na and 8, $' 00 er box;
fancy Silver Cord. 80i)s and 8ii0s. $4.00 per
box; fancy Juatrtte. SHOs and SfiOa. 4.00 p'
box. tirapefrult, celebrated Chase brand,
s. $4 00 per box; 4Ks, U.jO wr box; 64e,
$i0i) per box; 64s. $5 00 per box. Pineap
ples, extra fancy Cuban, 24s. s and 8,
Ji W jier box; extra fancy Florida, 84a,
Sua and S6a, $2.76 per box. Bananas, me
dium site, $200172. per hunch; Jumbo
fruit, Changulnola and Port Union, 4o
per lb. Mtrawlerrlee. ixtra fancy Mia
sciirl, quarts, $1.25 per case; extra fancy
Tacomaa, $2..'o nr case. Hecldtinua fruit,
peaches, plums and apricots, $3.00 per
box: cherries. $1.7fcr200 per hoi.
V EO ETA B LEH Ca bbage, new Califor
nla. 66 to loo-lb. crates, c per lb.; south
ern, 14ti-lb. crste, 2c per lb. Mead let
tuce. $1 00 per dos.: leaf, 40c ter dog. Pep
pers, 60c per bssket. Tomatoes, fancr,
$2.60 per crate: choice, $200 per crate.
Artichokes, $1.86 per dos. Endive, Sue per
lb. Onions, Texas white. $1,3" per crate;
Texas Hllversktn, $1.60 per crate; yellow,
$1.26 per crate. Potatoes, Minnesota
white, 76o per bu. ; new, Texas Triumphs,
100-lb. sacks. 2V per lb.. Asparagus,
home-grown, -lb. bunches, market
price. Cocoanuts, $8 00 per sack; due per
dos Nuts. No. 1 California walnuts, 18c
per lb.; filberts, 16o per lb ; Braslls. 12c
per lb.; pecans, 12c per lb. ; sugar wal
nut datea, $1.60 per box; almonds, 20u
per lb.
MlSCEn,LANEOri.-helled popcorn, 4c
per lb.; crackerjack, $3.60 per rase; halt
cane, $1.76; limes, $l.7 per basket; check
ers. $3.60 per case; half case, $1.76: pea
nuts, raw, 7c per lb.; sack lots. Jumbo,
8c per lb.) roasted, 8c per lb.; salted,
$1.60 per can.
lfw York Cieneral Market.
NKW YORK. June 8. SL'OAR Steady ;
centrifugal, 4.88c- molasses. 4.12c; refined,
steady, Hugar futures were unlet early
today, and at noon prlcea were about uu-
cnangea.
nge
BUTTER Hteedy; receipts, 33,808 tubs;
market unchanged.
KOUS Unsettled; receipts, S4.133 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 22ift:tc; extra
firsts, 21riC21a; seconds, lSlh'c; firsts.
lHrttc; nearby hennery, whites, fine to
fancy, 24fjtt8c; nearby hennery, browna,
22Hff23Hc.
CIiEEflR-Unsettled; receipts, 17.609
boxes: state whole milk, fresh specials,
16c; Mate whole milk, average fancy, ld.c.
POULTRY I J ve. no urlcea ounted.
IreaaeU steady; western frosen roasting
chickens, lwU23c; fresh fowls. Iced, 144T17g;
fresh turkeys, Iced, 15W17c.
Kansas City tirala aad Provlsloaa,
KAN8AR CITY. June 8. WHEAT- No.
f hard. $1.201.23: No. 2 red. $l.ltvff l.H:
July $1.05; Beptembar, $1.02; Uecember.
$i.06;
CORN-No. 2 mixed. 70c; No. 2 white,
71c, NV. 2 yellow, 7lrJ71c; No. S, 70f
70c: July, ic; Beptember, 6sc; Le-
cemoer. osijshtiC.
OATS-No Z white, 4fle47c; No. t
mixed., 42tJ43o.
Hi 'TTER Creamery, 27e; firsts, 25c;
seconds, 21c; packing, 18c.
EUOS-Flrsts, 16c; seconds, 18c.
POULTRY Hens, 11c; roosters, 9c;
bi oilers, 18320o.
Weather la tka Grata Belt.
The weather Is much cooler In tho
eastern rortion of the corn and wheat
ret'ion this morning and It continues cool
In the extreme north weat portion. Heavy
to killing frosts occurred In North Jiu
kota and Montana. It U slightly warmer
In Iowa, Nebraaka and Kansas. Rains
were treneral in the north and east por
tions of the belt and fall of one Inch or
morn occurred at atationa In Ohio, Ken
tucky, Michigan and Minnesota.
L. A. WELAH. Local Forecaster.
Minneapolis llrala Market.
MINNRAPOLIH, June 8. WHEAT
July, 81.27; Keptemher, $1.07: No. 1
hard. $1.86; No. I northern, $l.af'i4(1.3;
No. I northern, $l.2fi1.M.
FIOUR-Unchanged.
BARLEY 66tr71c.
RYE 8l.lli91.13.
BRAN-821.60.
CORN No. 8 yellow, kiriic.
OATS No. 8 white, 44ti46c.
FLAX-1.8.1Vtn.6'a.
Liverpool Crala Markel.
LIVERPOOL. June 8 WHAT-8pot.
No. 1 Manitoba, 12a Sd; No. 2, 12s 4d, No.
8. 12s 2d; No. 1 northern, 12s 6d; No. 2
hard winter. 12s 3d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed,
new. ae Id.
FLOUR Winter patents. 48s.
, . -
St. I.oals fJrala Market.
ST. IiOrrB. June 8,-WHKT No.
red, $1.W; No. t hsrd. $l.:'4Vfrl.I3; July,
$1.0681; September. 81.tnSril.4nS.
4RN--No. 2, 7lc; No. 2 white. 73o;
July, TIC'lHc; September, 7kTo.
OATH No. 2. 44'8f44:; No. i white,
7Sa
4 nffre Market.
NEW YORK. June 8 C4JFFEE The
market for coffee futures waa higher
looay on covering ny near month shorts
and reports of continued firmness In the
cost and freight situation. The talk Is
that trade Interests are short of July as
a neage against corrres In the diminish
ing local stock, which they are not dis
posed to deliver, and July contracts sold
a point over September during today's
trading. Part of the buslnea waa in the
wav of switching, an dthere were no
transactions In deliveries later than De
cember. The market opened 2 points
higher to 3 points lower, and closed at a
net advance of 7 to 10 points. Hales, 43.7'VO
bass. June. 6 86c; July. 693c: Ausust.
S.Wc: September. 6 42c; October, S,3c; No-
vemner. .4c: lecemner, S.Mc: January
IWc; February. 7 01c; March, T.O60; April.
7.1'c; May, 7.16c.
Spot, steady; Rio No. T, Vr; Santos No.
4. SSc Hales of Hantos 4s were reported
In the cost and freight market at 8.10c
for forward shipment and of Rio 7s at
6 tOtfi.loc. illlrels prices were unchanged.
Rio exchange on Indon was 1 l-lsd
higher.
Oxaaaa Hay Market.
OMAHA, June 8. 1916. PRA' RIB HAY
Choice upland. 818 V?M4 00- No. 1, $14 W
fflSW; No. 2, 311.004J12.ou: No. 3. 8S004
l 00. Choice Midland. $13 60; No. f,
$1$ SOtflSOl); No. X $10.flo3nl.f); No. 8
$8.00'alOoO Choice lowland, $12.00; No. l'
111 or1l l; No. S, $IO.UanL60; No. X
rorxjs.co.
BTHA W-Oiolce wheat, M.0fS.n.
AUALFA No 1 and eholoa, $18,603
14.00; No. 1, $9.OO4Jil0 00.
tettea Markel.
NBW YORK. June S.-H TTU.S Spot.
,uiw.. iiijuuinw, u(Jianaa. 1.00c. wo sales.
Cotton futuroe opetied steady; July,
ic: ilotober, 'J'J ; I leeeinl! , 14 e
Janocry, 10 V, Man ll. Id. So. "
LIVERPOOL, June i.-COTTON-Hpot.
steady: good middling. 6 76d, middling
i.44d; low middling, 4 VnVi : sales. 8 w)
balea
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARET
Cattle Steady to Ten Cent Higher
Another Very Dull Seieion la
the Hoff Trade.
SHEET AND LAMBS UNCHANGED
SOL'TH OMAHA. Juna 8. 1918.
P ace, of . . . . Khun
Official Mondav 4.0m' T.i
o.aiimaie jmeeciar 4,400
Two daya this week. 4
Heme days last week. .IM
Same daa $ wka. ago. 10.147
me daya 3 wkt. ago.ll.M
Mame daya 4 wks ago. 8.781
Hame days last year.. 8.207
The following tabie snows reoeipta
oattle, hogs and sheep at the Itouth
Omaha live stock market for the year
to date, as compared with last year:
1816 UT me. Deo.
V,atl 4.'i0 49 81.72 M,70
Hogs LS'alCMS 1.107.828 2J.7IO
oheen sei rMt luikTM 66.623
U.000
K 81
81 an i.7oa
ih.hh asas
80.VM 7.t
16,74 7.70$
1S.S10 8.6
The following uble' snows ti e average I ir04aKceliita, . heajl. marke.
price for hogs at the Bouta Omaha llva!'r"'r; plga and llghtA. 8S.2fvfr7.8R; mixed
storg market for the last tew daya with
comparisons:
Data I 1816. I1814.II913.II813.18H.I18HI.I18")
May 2.
May 81
May 2b.
May M.
May
May 28.
May
May SO.
May St.
June 1.
June i.
I 8 U 8 4 7 41 6 i 48
t rev
I H 7 41 S 2
t 81 e7
8 do
6
iki 1 10
T S7I I 461
T 4
t 831
14 7 14
8 I7 T H
9 89, 7 "1
tot
9 3
I 01 43 7 S0
S 84
8 0.1 S Si 7 3i
T 98! I 41 7 20 W
7 68: 8 MM Id' 6 82
4xw. aj '
) e 5,
sof
7 7'
7 ri; s 74
a m 11 11
I 58!
7 $.;
7 Ml
T fi
t 27
t7( 781 Jl T 14
r
an
9 .11 7 14
9 t 7 Jt 1
June
June
June
June
June
June
T w
79S
8 04
8 H
7 9l'
8 ' 7 .16
I
8 19
19
7 30
$ 04 7 84
I 7 i
7 $H $3
S 41
$ 27
7 8u
IM I 01.
7 4.1S
7 4.1 6 Ml 9 U 7 Si
7 44 1 6 83 9 Wi 7
Sunday.
Recetpta and disposition of live stock nt a
k Itnlnn Uiiu.1. m -I - OttiaU llinah, W
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
o'clock p. m., yesterday:
REClillPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. A St
6
8
4
38 3
6 1
68 I 3
12
I i
21 1 1,
.1
1
1
i
1M 7 4
Wabash
2
6
4(1
Mtnaourl Paclflo.
I nlon Pacific. .
C. N. W.. eaat.. IS
C. N. W., west.. 41
C. St. P., M. A O.. 28
C, H. A eaat.. 9
4'., B. A Q.. west.. 28
C, R. t. T.. eaat lb
4' , R. I. A P.. west 1
Illinois Central &
Chicago tit. West.. ..
Total receipts ..197
IM S 1 ", S I T ION M BA D.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Morris A Co 6
Wwlft A Co 1.2t
1.8H4
1.929
18
7
Cudahy Packing Oo.... 71
1874
16A4
227
282
I,
164
Armour Ai l vis
Schwarti A Co
J. W, Murphy
Lincoln Parking Co.... $7
H. o. I'aik. t'o 15
K rev Packing Co
49
S. eV S 1H7
Benton. Vansant A L... 4W
Hill A Bon 10
F. B. lwls US
J. H. Bulla 82
L. F. Huss .. W
Rosento.k Bros 18 ,
11. F. Hamilton 86
Sullivan Bros M
Mo Kan. Calf Co.... 1
fhrlstta 33
1 limine 40
Huffman 16 '
Roth 61
Meyer IS
John Harvey ISO
Tanner F.ros 1
Dennis A Francla 4
Other buyers Si
Totala 4.4W8 9.869 1T
CATTIJC-Recelpta were hardly aa
large aa dealers were expecting and this
fact, together with somewhat more
favorable reports from outside markets,
gave the trade a decidedly stronger tone
and business was active light trom the
start, at prices strong to 10c- higher than
Monday. In addition to a very good de
mand from all the local dreased beef men
there waa considerable inquiry for sbl pi
ping account and thla naturally helped to
liven up trade. Most of the Improvement,
however, was noted on the good to
rhoice beeves, yearlings telng quoted aa
high aa $9.00, and the best oi the heavy
tattle selling up around $3.78. Medium
and common stuff was not much sought
after and sold unevenly, although on an
average fully aa good as yesterday.
It was the aame old story in cows anu
heifers. Desirable corn fed stock found an
active demand at fully steady prloes,
while the grassy and half-fat grades
were hard tj move at more r-r leas
shaded figures. Veil calves were In vigor
rua request and fully steady and there
waa a very satisfactory cutlet ror ouiia,
stags and rough stock generally.
There was not much activity In the
stocker and feeder trade, aa supplies
were limited and the demand not very
I road. Desirable stock of all weights
found a ready sale at fully steady prlcea
and In some cases a shade stronger,
while on the general run of stuff It was
nominally a steady market and not
overly active at that.
Quotations on rattle: (tood to choice
yearlings. 4.4Ofla0O; good to choice onra
fed beeves, $S.SMiS.76; fair to good corn
fed beeves, IS.lOtfS 1'; common to fair
cornfed beeves, $7.60U8 op; good to choice
heifers. $7 0rA0U; good to clioloe cows.
S6.eOty7.tt; fair to good cows, Si-7143 60;
common to fair cows. $S.76ji.74; good to
choice stickers and feeders. $7 S0M 10;
fair to good stockers aad feedara ITOOtf
1.60; common to fair stockers aud feed
ers. Sd.oO-al oO, stock heifers. i.W4y7 00;
stock cows, $6.7643.76; stock calves. $8 60
ifl 1.60; veal calves, $8.0(ria26; fat bulla,
stags, etc., $6-iuto'7.ii; stock bulla fc.tAti
1.00.
IIOOS A fairly liberal run of hogs was
received today, some 163 cars, or ll.ouO
head, showing up. Total for the two
daya fool up 18,446 hssd, be ng lO.OuO
smaller than a week ago. but 2,iM) larger
than two weeka ago, and 6,000 heavier
than for the aame days laat year.
In spite of the fair also of the supplies,
shippers bought a number of light and
butcher hogs on the early rounds at
prlcea that were a flat nickel higher, get
ting the bulk of their hotts at lr.60B7.66
and paying ae high as $7.80 for best
lights. This latter figure is as high as
has been paid for over a week and equals
the year's best price.
One or two packer buyers started out
early and suoceeded In getting some hogs
at about steady figures. Other killers
aid nut follow their lead, however, anil
after a few strings had changed hands
the life died out of the trade, and as soon
as bids weakened movement slopped al
together. t-ilt,!:.!' Receipts were lighter even
thun on Monday, and the ainallest for a
Tuesday slnoe the first week of July,
1111. when the holiday came on the seo
und day o4 the week. Today's estimate
called for six cars, or l,6uu head, and
brought the week's total up to S.Sul head,
which is 1,100 larger than a weak sgo.
but with that exception the smallest of
tho year, tming l smaller than two
weeks ago, but slightly larger than a
year ago.
There were no good clipped lambe here
tou, anu the trade developed Into a
slow, steady affair. With the buyers It
wis a cuae of taking what was here or
going without, and. as the receipts are
so light, they chose to gel what they
oould. That did not keep them front
taking their time about things, though,
and It waa pretty well along In the fore
noon before all the shorn stuff was
cleaned up at quotably atoady prices.
The beat here went at $10.00. Tr.ere a as
a fair showing of spring lambs, largely
natives, and aa most of them were of
the moat desirable sort J hey moved In
fair aeason on a good, steady basis, one
deck selling ss high as S1L60, and an
other at $11. r.
A few little bunches of ewes, moat of
which came In with carloads of lambs,
made Up the offerings at aged sheep, and
titer e!d in about the aame notches aa
on Monday, good kinds reaching; $6 73.
which Is aa high as anything haa landed
for ten days, and less desirable grades
on down to $4.00.
Quotations on sheep and lambe: IJht
Shorn Is ml. a llO OOtflO 60; heavy shorn
lamb. r.i.jiMJJO.eU; aprlng lambe, . $J0.(W9
1" 05; shorn ewee, $4.607. 76.
K- At. Pr.
Beprescntatlve sales'
: fed f-wea and bucks.... 83 4 2J
1 rull ewe 90 4 Oft
6t fed ewe 104 6 75
t. Jnseph Lire Stock Market.
ST JfifKPH. June 8. -CATTLE Re
ceipts. 2,104 Lead; market stead v; steers,
$7.ou.&8.o.': .owa and helfera, M.yai.&t;
site $(iino0
, lIoilH-Receli,ts 7,0i) bead; market
(Maadyi trrp, $7.T0 tralfe of BwJaav ftM& ,
HEFP AND IAMPf-Reca
bead; market strong; lantm, $iu.0USKL4a
cm oa 00 Lrrm stocic hakmt
Cattle
CHTOACK Jon a-CATTTJJ-neeerra.
1000 heed- market steady! native beef
steers, S4.77Mgtt.60; western steera, 86 4
8.10; cows and helfera, $tB.7l ealrea,
87 6045 fA.
HKJ8 RecelpU. 18.009 head; market
strong, 80 above raa'erday'a avara r
Bulk of sales, $7.Rotr7.70; light, $7.6iT
7.77; mixed. $7.r7.7S: heavy, $7.10
7.67; rough, r7.1(I7.l6; plga, $.0fVtFT.60.
BHEKP AND LA MB-Rcelpt, f loo
head; market strong; sheep, $a40ft7.jr:
lambs, $7.7MT10.40,
St. Loals LI to Stook Market.
BT. If)UI8. June S. OATTLE Re
oeipta 8.000 bead: market higher; native
beef steers, $7 6u 26;, yeanlnga steer
and helfara, MovJU: cows, IONiTM),
atocjtera and feeder. $6.0tf.2A; aouthern
steers, th.Mu.b; rows and heifers, kj
.a 60 : native cajvea. ta one 10.00.
"n" ouicnere, ii.'ingi.w; gooa nio, o."
! HIIEKP AVn LA TSi Pe Receipt S. 2.8""
I head; market higher; dipped native mut
lions, fF.60i00; cliptwd lambe, 8.0rQ10.36;
!"tt-ing lambs. $l0iy(ril.60.
Kansas C ity Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. June- 8. CATTLE
Kecelpts. x.ftu head; market etnmg:
prime fed steers, $S.7Ciy9.26; dreeaed beef
eteere, 8k.00Ji.ift; western steers. $7.4ci
8.70; et(M kera and feeders, 98 3FVS140; bulla.
$H.ortf,.75; ralvea. $7.2rWif 10.O.
Hi'X8 Re.-elt.ta. 14,000 heed: market
steady- bilk or sales. $7.",7J7.7n; heavy.
87.0mt7.76; packers and butrhera, $7.tV
7.70; light. S7.SOU7.75; plga, $6.76 7.80.
I HHKKP AND LAMBrt Baoelpta. 4,W
iheal; market higher; lambe. 8 61W.SO.
yearling, $7.fit.at; wethers, $Y764r7.
ewee, $6.00U(1.00.
ftloaK City Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. June a-CATTLE Re
ceipts, I.900 head; market atmng: native
steers, 7.u'9.3S; butchers, $Vai.7&: cows
snd heifers. l.6ntf7.7S; canners, $4 26
6.O1'; ralvea. $.6!jYtl.60: bulla, stage, etc..
$6.Hu7.00.
Hoi Receipts. 7.W head; market .V
higher: heavy. $7.4Ml180: mixed. $7.4f
7 4t: light. $7.3Mi7.40; bulk of sales, 87
TT7 S.
8HKEV AND IMWS Not quoted.
Hew York Meaey Market.
NEW YORK. June 8. PRIME MER
CANTILE PAJF.R-S'rr4 Per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Slxtv-dav
bill. S4 7V): demand. $4.7!s: cable, 84.7.
8ILVERiBar, 4tc; Mexican do'.
Iar, Sc.
BON DA Government, steady; railroad.
Irrea-tilar.
TIM TO LOANS Steady: sixty daya. a
per cent: ninety davs, 1"T24 per oant;
six months, JWH par oent.
CALL MONET-elteady; highest. I aer
cent; lowest. 1 per oent; ruling; rata IS
pee cent; last loan, I per cent: closing
bid, IS Pr cent; offered at 1 per cent.
Ermorm1 A antes aa4 Dried Fralta
NEW TORKT. June l-HVAPORATED
APPLES Neglected.
DRIE D FRUITS-Prunes. firm: On-
tons, 7Si7o. A prion t a. firmer; choice.
rrSo: extra choice, 6H4T9C; fane-r, 10f
10o. Peachee, firmer; choice. SdMSc: ex
tra choice. 6Uf;o; fancy. SHMSe. Rai
sins, dull and easy; lose Muscatels.
7tc; Iondon layers. tl.80fTl.40.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 8 METALS lad,
86.7611 00. Copper, strone; electrolytic.
$19 60919 75. New York Metal exchange
quotes tin firm; spot, SSS.TMJ'O 26. Iron,
quiet and unchanged. At London: Root
copper. 82 10: futures. atSS 10s. Spot
tin, lis; futures, CIAS ta. Antimony,
1804rl35. Spelter. 81106. Lead, 106.
UsSas atoek Market.
LONDON. June 8 American seeurlties
opened qtilct and lower. Later prices Im
pinved slightly and the eloanng wss
firmer.
SILVER Bar. B7-1M per ounce.
MONRT-l-AtH per cent; discount
rates, short bills. 14 per cent; 8 months.
2 Per cent.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. June 8.-DRY 4300t8
Cotton roods marketa were steady and
quiet today. Yarns were dull. Men's
wear Industries were depressed, except
for war orders. Silks were quiet for fall.
Ribbons were dull.
flank C tearlna.
OMAHA, June 8. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 82,iM...197.l3. and for
the corresponding day last year S?.M. -104.69.
500 Die of Hunger in
Mexico City Daily
HAN ANTONIO, Teg.. June a-Famta
conditions In Mexico City were d scribed
In a letter received from 8. Jamison
gwarman by a relative here. The letter
follows:
"While our residents are dying of hun
ger, soldiers of Zapata arc going around
robbing, stealing, killing and de troy Ing.
President Roque Oonsalea Garaa la la
charge of the situation, hut he la unable
to offer any relief. Ha already has con-'
flscated all foodstuffs In the stores for
distribution among the poor and middle
claaaea.
"All day the streets are crowded with
paupers, begging for a bite to eat. With
the foodstuff shortage, tha number of
paupers was multiplied by thouaaada.
Most of tha street beggars are women
with babes In arms.
"At night naked children go to the
door steps of the rtcuer Mexicans to
plead for food. Ambulances are remov
ing their bodies by the hundred every
day. It la estimated tha death rate la
600 persona a day."
plHLEY UlARnELL
Cl CO.
NEW YORK CHICAGO
Stocks-Cotton
Grain-Provisions
xiiaiis.'
Mew York snook Bxoaaage
STsw Tork Cottoa Vxohaags
Chicago Board of Trad
at. X,oaia Xerehaata' Saokaara
Kaaaaa Oltj' Board of Trad
MlaaeapoUa Ohamkee of Oomiaoro
Onaaka tyrala Bxohangs
711-15 Orandels Oldg.
W. G. FULLER. Mgr.
SELDOr.l SEE
a big- knee like this, but your Wat
may have a bunch or bruise oa his
Ankle, Hock, Stifle, Knee or Throat.
will clsaa it off without laying tha
boras up. No blUtw, bo hair
oats. Concentrated onJv a lew;
drops required at an application, fi act
seal, artnnt pesatb. jwn et tot aaartal SMraaLaa
tat Book I K free. ABiOKBlNETiK.. aaaatsn
liaiaast tw aania4 Sa4ucsa raiahU 8mtiaa, So
laisW tTluar. Cmua, IV aa. SauiMa. VanoaM nu
VarlcaatOM, OM aa. aiar ria. rrin St ecS 81 .
wtfila at 4ratgtMa t tlt4. Uaaalaerar-e nal r
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