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THK BEK: U.MAHA, IXIiLAY, JUNK 23, 191J
9
swAPPrns' colvmx
-AI,K OK THAUK-Firestone ilumbns.
run two yours. a-1 condition. Har V.
TIN WORK Will trap tlnwork for mall
I'D alternating motor. 9. C. .
Wantd to Swap. Why net advertls
something that you no longer have any
use for and get something you really
need? It cent vou nothing to Join the
Pwappers' Club, and you will find It lot
cf fun swapping things. Writ Room 1"4,
Pee Hid., or phone Tyler 1""".
FOR RKXT
m K. 11th PL
lloasea and 4 aliases
Miscellaneous
Moving.
Packing.
Moiex".
Tel. D. !W4 or Wet. IS1
Gordon Van Co.
WANTED Buffet, dining table or rug
for new 12-lnoh Westlnghouee fan. Ad
dress 8. C. 1131. Pee.
WFPTINO.HOU6K KLBCTRIC CO K
STOVE, with coffea percolator. 'II
boiler, hot plat and other attachments;
also eteC ic room heater; value. 1100. kx
change ler Vlctrola, typewriter, book
rases or office, furniture. What hav you J
Addreas 8. C. 1U0, Pee.
WILL trade, factory rebuilt L. C. Bmlth
typewriter for anything I can use. Ad
dress H. C. liars Bee.
"WILL trade good roll-top desk for drafv
Ing table, or sell, "a.-1 Omaha Bee.
Council Bluffs, la.
FOR RENT
Apartmrats and Flats.
The Tt.r Rn advertise menu appearing
In the f or Rent column of The lie dally
can not b beat for variety that will
pleas and fill th need of any on de
siring to rent. Phone Tyler 1000.
TWO F1VK-ROOAI FLATB. FACING
BEMI8 PARK. CALL. WAUJUT W.
1 T OHXJRO E 4-room apartment, redeco
rated throughout. ll N. lt Ave., se
lect West Fexnam district. Pson Web
ster 1074.
o-ROM apartment, th Mason, Hist and
Manon. Conrad Young. 822 Brandels
Theater. Douglas 1671
-ROOM flat. 2 Leavenworth tit-, steam
heated, new building; 130. Conrid
Young. 822 Brandels Theater. P. 1871.
6-ROOM apartment. The Chula Vista.
20th and Poppietotv, very desirable
Cunrad Young. 822 Brandels Theater.
Pouglas 1571.
PflpnlRhrd ADirtmrati.
PLUMBER 800 worth of work; must b
one who wants to buy a lot or nome,
Address E M7. Omaha Bee.
J" T) Exp. Co.. moving,
l, lfPn Ps-eklng storage
Maggard's (
inc. parkin?, snipping.
Ponrlss its
d tHo.-age
us for es-
for roov.
17it Webster St
EASY WALKING DISTANCE.
Seven rooms and reception hall. 4 bod
rooms. Oak finish. Polished floors.
Strictly modern. K. C. Sawyer, phone
Douglas ltwst 481 Brandels PMs. o.
lfnncot Cretgh Pons & Co., Bee Bldg
8 I ere a ut Oftles.
A nice office m a good location,
make your business plans successful.
TILE BEE BUILDING
THE BUILDING THAT
19 ALWAYS NEW"
furnishes Just such combinations.
Office Room 108.
CHEAP RENT.
Lart,' new steam-heated store room. 2622
Leavenworth St. Conrad Young, 1
Brandels Theater. Pouglas 1571.
URAL- rSTATB ACREAdK
5.38 Acres
$2,000
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Market Dull, Receipts Lig-ht
and There ii Little or No
I Demand.
Ioeated only two blocks from paved j
road and car line, west of Omaha; fine. I
level land, with black, loamy soli. Owner!
:rcoirX"to GOES DOWN TWO CENTS
inenta and sell the entire property on
easy terms. Pee us st onoe about i-hls,
ss It Is a snap
17 Acres
$4,500
OMAHA. .Tune 22. 181..
The wheat market dull today. The
receipts of wheat were mtv light snd
there was practically no demand for this
.cereal. The market was utioteil un
changed to 2c loner, with the ilsik turkey
wheat selling at sn arivance of 2irtlo over
J the nrtlliiMi'v Inter vnrtctlea. Corn
A beautiful Im-el tract of land, wlUi:anl oats were also weak, the corn sell
pood drainage and 4 to 6 II. of black, nK Vjlc. lower, while oats sold l'ul'c
liimy soli. Only two I. locks from car lower.
line and paved road. Easy terms If de- There was not much of a demund fur
W heat: No. 4 mixed. 8-tl of a car at $1 ..
No. 1 durum. 1 car at $11". No. X durlni
mixed, 1 car at II. in; sample, 8-f of a
tar twinteri at ll.i,l-41 :f a car tmlxedi
at . Corn: No. S white, 1 car at 71c.
No. t yellow. 1 car at TOc; No. yellow,
2-8 of a car at K'V,c; Ni. t mixed, 1 car
(nesr whtfei at 71c; No. I mixed, t cars
at svv, I cars at 4c; No. mixed, I
car. near while, at feV, S cant at ;
No. i mixed. I car at V). sample. I
car at lc ls: No. X uhlte. 2 care at
4.1SC No. 4 while. 1 J-8 ear at 4.Vc;
sample. J cars at ii'. Bye: No.- H. 1 i-i
cars at fl t.
ttmaha I'nsh Prices WTieat : No. I fur
Wov 1 17-.. 1 in N'n X turkev II llVfll IT:
I 14: No. 4 "hard. II OMm'.I?'; No. 3 spring.!
II Oitihl II Vn 9 rinrtitn tl llHutl I II: Xv I Two lit vi (his week
3 il'irum. II 'ii1 1ft. Corn: No. 2 white. (Same days last week
sired.
The Byron Reed Co
Pouglas -.C.
Ill South 17th St
REAL K8TATF KORTII SIDE
DESIKABIJQ new store room and base
ment, W7 N. 18th St. Conrad Young.
S22 Hrandels Theater. Pouglas IfiTl.
UOOD storeroom. sl8 N. 16th St. IC 4376.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
8uprintendnt'a Office. Room 103.
BiMtrd ana fcunm.
Furnished Rooms that offer every mod
ern eonvenlenoo and. comfort In private
families .ir boarding houses of th high
est clais will best be found In the Fur
nished Room column of Th Bee. Fhons
Tyler 1010.
NICELY furnished room, suitable for
young man. with board. Pouglaii 7312.
(isrtgea,
QARAOK Close In. large fireproof build
ing, suitable for a first-class garsgn;
reasonable rent. Conrad Young, 822
Brandels Theater. Douglas
ELM WOOD PARK suburban horn. Car
1 bik. Cool rooms, good board; lawn;
home privileges, very reas. Wal. 177.
Sllsntly usetj high grade menu. . KIT.
LARGE front room, with board. West
Farram d:exrlct. Phone Harney fite.
BEAUTIFUL room, with two exception
ally larg closets, in a West Farnam
home; larg porch and yard: good board;
young men preferred. Harney 4981.
WANT&D TO BUY A 6x7 camera with
twj Plate holdrrs. must be of good
make and condition and cheap. John T.
Cox, Howe, Neb.
Fnratshed ku&mi.
If you do net see anything that suits
you In th wsr of Furnished Rooms you
can call at Room 104. Bee Bldg., and ask
for th Pre Furnished Room bureau
and we will gladly refer you to a high
class rooming or boarding house In any
part of the city
WANTED TO BV Y-Second-hand daven
port, must open Into bed, and bo in good
clean condition. State prk'e. A dress Y
5W, Itee.
8114 CHICAGO Nice clean room, cheap.
im FARNAM ST. Nicely furnished
room, east front. Douglas 7K74.
tfioa ST. MARY'S AVE. Nice, cool, mod
ern room; private family. Red 3377.
PARLOR rooms, reas. Call Ioug. 1W.
LARGE, cool, elegantly turn, rooms, 13
to 16 week; real noma meals; larg
lawn porch 831 N. iBd. P. 8751.
NICELY furnished modern room in pri
vate family. Call Harney 7404.
ONE large front parlor and on smaller
room. Bouth aoth Rt.
1. 2, 8-r. suites, modern, i.50. P. 7108.
Cool rooms, mod., reas. 8020 Cass. II. 1575.
N. 17TH, 80s Cool housekeeping rooms.
Reasonable.
Karalsfcea Hoaaes.
t-ROOM, completely furnished, strictly
modern bungalow for rent Web. 4033.
iFURNISHED house, seven rooms, until
Sept. 1: fine location. Address a
fcS9. Bee.
Karnlehed Hosiikeeslss Bssau.
iia DO DOE Modern light housekeeping;
reasunable.
)22 FAR-NAM Very nice housekeeping
rooms. ery reasonable.
CALIFORNIA, 2217, fur, likpg.. L76 up.
CA8i, 1708 Cool, modern rooms, 82.00.
lloBekp!ns Rooms.
DAVENPORT. 2S10-16. suite of rooms;
laundry privileges; large lawn. Bo. front.
MODERN housekeeping apartment, main
floor. 1812 Capitol Ave
DAVENPORT. 20Ji(-Two or three nicely
furnished front housekeeping rooms.
FARNAM, 2070, rm. with alcove. H. 4218.
648 8. 26th Ave., X rooms for light house
keeping, $3JL50 wee k
toae ssd Cottages.
North.
FULL 2-STORY SyUARB-43.
North side. 1 block to car.
O'KEEFM REAL E6TATB CO..
JiilU Omaha Natl. Doug. 271S.-
7 ROOMS; all modem; on car line. Bemla
Park. II 204.
ALL modern 6-room house, on car line,
in Florence, large yard. Florence aus.
200 Main St.
!.'" 4-KOOll house in Kountze Place for
3); all modern Call Tyler zioz
5i NORTH 35TH ST. New seven-room
n'odern house for rent or sale by owner,
Walnut 137S.
loslb.
WANTED TO BUT
Vale buys everything 2nd hand. Web, 4W4.
OFFFICE furnitur bought and sold.
C. Heed. 127 Farnam. Doug. B14
J.
REAL KHTATK
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR 8 A LB
lalitoraia.
Live Oak Colonies, none better.
Hmlth Co.. si 3-14 nm ai. hk.
W. T.
losva.
HAVB TOU A FARM FOR SALEt
Write a rood description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City. Ia,, Journal.
'Iowi'i Most Powerful Want A.l Me
dium." Twenty-fiv words every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and very
Saturday evening and bunday morning
for one month, alvins: sixteen ads on
twelve different days for 82; or 60 words.
14: or 75 words. 86.
Largest circulation of any lowa news
paper. 200,000 readers dally In four great
sta us.
BETTER than money in the bank, 2 good
farms In Pottawattamie county, lowa.
Sure Investment.
McCoy &0'Doherty
711 State Bank.
"Prettiest Mile"
Corner
Model Home
At the southwest corner of tha Flor
ence Blvd. and Ellison Ave. w have a
splendid 7-room houne. modern and up-to-
date in architecture, arrangement and
finish. Has full basement, with pressed
brick foundation, laundry tubs and good
heating plant. On the first floor there la
a large living room with convenient stair
way, dining room, sun room and kitchen,
with built-in cabinets On tha second floor
there are three fine bedrooms, with large
riosets ana a good bathroom. All or tne
walls are decorated. It has ahades and
screens complete. It Is splendidly built
and thoroughly finished. The location Is
Ideal, being onlv one block from car,
fronting east on this beautiful boulevard.
1 he price la IS.0OO. It will be quickly sold.
Come out today and look it over. Inspec
tion invited.
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
Tyler 17 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
either of these cereals and there were
only .t few snloa rlrteii.
It Is generally believed that the s.in
shlne and higher temperatures In the
corn hell has much to do with the .ledum
In prices. Several cargoes of ArKntln
corn have been bought In the hint fev
days to come to the I'nlted States, and
more of this grain In pressing for sale.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 616.000 bushels; corn, 4.000 bush
els: oats, MJ.I'D bushels.
At Liverpool wheat closed unchnnttcd
to lower, corn, il't- lower.
Primary wheat receipts were i..v.wpj
bushels kii shlometits 3V7.000 bushels.
against receipts of 2i.oi bushels and
Miipmenta of 3SI.000 busbels last year.
frlmarv corn recelins were wj.ifu minu
ets and shipments 2S 000 bushels, against
receipts of 647.U0U bushels anil snipnienia
of 41V..00O bushels last year.
Wluorv ..at reeelnta were 641.000 bush
els and shipments of 430 00 busneis
ssalnst re.-e nts of 6KO.WU nusneis ana
shipments of SM.OOO bushels.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Com. Oats
Do You Want
a Bargain?
Brand new, all modern; ( large rooms
and bath; 8 rooms In oak; one a sun
room; beam celling, bookcases, window
seat; well arranged kitchen, with con
venient peptry and Ice box room; bath
room, tile and enamel, with guaranteed
fixtures; lighting fixtures can be selected
by buyer; stairs to secend floor, which la
large enough to finish 8 rooms: cement
basement; furnace heat; hot and cold
water; fine, large lot, paved street; close
to car: located in uouiavara 1 ark atten
tion. PRirJE $S.W; about 8700 cash or
vacant lot as part payment-
Chicago
Minneapolis ..
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City .,
St Louis
Winnipeg
These Sales
..U-
2!4
13
in
22
131
Were Reported
Today
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET! NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Good to Choice Beeves Active and
Fully Steady Sheep Steady and
Lambs Ten Higher.
H00S ARE FIVE TO TEN LOWER
Placing; of French Loan Here Im
portant Teature of
Day.
CANADIAN PACIFIC IS WEAK
SOUTH OMAHA. June 22.
Receipt' were: i sille. Ho Sheep
Official Monday 4.WH T .'c"'
.) 17.4ll
7l4i7IVc; No. ;! white. TOti71c No. 4
white. 7iv.t;"V; No. 1". white. Iq:0c;
No white. (tii,i7ne; No. 2 yellow. 7'tMi
7",t'c; No. .1 yellow. 7tvn'7Wc; No. 4 yel
low. WMTOc; No. 6 yellow, (ViiV.
No. yellow, 5u i'.9c ; No. 2 mixed. '
S!"e: No. S mixed, (vs!, ?: No. 4 mixed.
vutac; No 6 mixed, if; S 17RV ; No.
mixed. (fTHTiwv.c. onts: No. I t hits,
44'.f-4V; standnrd, ilfi44r: No. 8 white,
4:1ti43c; No. 4 white. 4W4.l'c Barley:
Mailing, 4iic; No. 1 feed. CpMc. Rye:
No. 2. n.HTl.; No. S. It.07w-l.08.
. S Jli
.lo.OTrt
4 II1I AI 4;R 4.14 AKD PROVIIO
REAL ESTATE SOI'TII StDB
Must Be Sold at
Once
1130 S th St. Good old 7-room house,
modern except heat; choice east front
lot. 50x1V. Street and alley paved and
nil paid for 11 lot was vacant It would
sell for 81.7CO. House and lot can now be
bought for 82.1)10. 8S"0 ensh, balance
monthly, or exchange considered. Inves
tigate nt once.
Rasp Bros.
10 MeOigue Bldg.
Phone Dougltm lrtVl
Douglas l't'i.
Rasp Bros.
106 McCague Bids'.
PMALL MISSOURI FARM.
85 cash and 85 monthly, no Interest or
tans; highly productive land, close to
three big markets; write for photographs
and fall Information. Munger, R, 17L N.
Y. Life Bldg., Kansas City. Mo.
LET us tell you about this 7J0-acre stock
farm In Monona Co., Iowa, 8S7.60 an
acre. An 80-acre farm 3 miles of Wood
bine, la., price $150 per acre. Write us.
McCoy &0'Doherty
711 Ptate Bark Bldg.
Nearly an Acre with j
6 Room Modern
Bungalow
located H blocks west of carllne; In
Florence; on high, sightly point, overlook
ing the river, reservoirs, valleys, hills
and surrounding country; affording one
of the most magnificent views to be
found In this section of the country.
Only three blocks from 11th grade school.
House has hot water heat, large eaat
front porch, 14x32 ft. Oood barn, with
basement. Many fine shade troea on
premises. A fine honw with city and
country advantages combined. Price
84.600. Easy terms. Immediate possession.
ue sure and see this property of you
want a good home with a beautiful view.
George & Company
Tel. D. 7fl. 902 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
24TH AND FAKNAM
Sold for 8100.000. We are offering J4th
and Dewev Ave. for 812.000. Lot 4f.x;
occupied by triple flats renting for W
per month. Are you as far-sighted as
the purchasers of 2ith and farnan ? If
so, you will buy this.
C. G. CARLBEKG.
S12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
$4,250
For Rent
South half of double brick
house T rooms, 4 bedrooms,
all modern, at South mn
i-t., near Park school, one
I lock east of ilanscom para,
'i&l. Harney ltJ.
7-ROO.M MODERN i lOUSli--$2d.
22a Pacific. Oood house, close in. One
half block to Han&com Park car lino.
Will put in beat condition. '
ARM.STRONG-WAI.gH CO.,
Tyler lfciti. Htate Bank Bldg.
Mlchlftian.
Big Land Opening
On Tuesday, July 6, Only
At $9 Per Acre
Of Swlsart's new Dickson Townahlp
Tract in Manistee county, Michigan. We
throw in K.uno additional acres in Audi
tion to the original 6,0u0 acrea Many
who could not leave work last month
wanted another chance and requested a
reopening. W'e will not reopen the sale
at the former price of 8S per acre. We
cannot now make the price less than 89
per acre, and tnis is a lower price man
these lands will ever again be offered
for. It Is still only a fraction of their
value and they will soon be several times
that price. No land for sale until ex
cursion arrives on ground. Not less than
40 nor more than 100 acres to one person.
850 down and 87.50 monthly on each 40,
or annual payments. Five per cent otf
for all cash. No land a', this price aft.'r
cheap rate excursion, which leaves Chi
cago Tuesday, July 6. 11:80 a. m. Entire
expense from Chicago and return, includ
ing board, railroad fare. Pullman sleeper.
etc., about 816.KO. Write Immediately for
map-circular, giving all particulars. These
are choice farm lands adapted for gen
eral crops, stock, dairying, poultry,
truck, fruit; near towns, railroads, mar
kets; yulck transportation by boat or
rail to Chicago, Orand Rapids, Detroit,
opportunity of lifetime for wage earner,
farm renter or farm hand to get a farm
home.
George W. Swigart
OWNER.
O-1250 First Nat. Bk. llldg , Chicago. o
Klegant 6-room house. veslibuU enlrv
laige living room with bookcases, uining
room, Duuer s pantry and kitcnen on
first floor In oak; 3 large bedrooma and
br.th on 2d floor; full cement basement,
fine laundry, entirely modern; full lot,
located on Kvans M. near 36th St.
C. 0. CAliLBERG,
812 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Cathedral District
If you want for a home a new 6-room
completely modern house, be sure to see
tho one at 43 A Wakeley Ave. (between
Davenport and Chicago). This house has
Just been completed, la on a large south
rront lot, Mxi, has s rooms, largo living
room, dining mom and kitchen on flrxt
floor; three bedrooms and hath second
floor, basement cemented. You will have
to aeo this housa to appreciate It, as it
was built for a home. IbOO cash and the
balance monthly. It Is worth the price
asked.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
24.1H2 1S.403
1H.017 6.:;4
1T.M7 a.HH
7.07 2.7iW
i.sm h.xii
l.S4ft U.''
Pame days weeks ago .h'
Same days ,t weeks ago ft. KM
Same days 4 weeks aso 10.17
."nine flays sst year., n 841
Tha following table shows the reclpts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Soiiih
maha llvs stock market for the ysi to
dste, as compared with last yesr:
1915. 1914 liu Pec.
Cattle 4M.S4I r.V.,-viW 101.
Hogs l.Mt. 47.1. KHVliM 271.SM
8heep W4. 1.04O.H19 f.4l4
The following table shows the average
price for hogs at tho South Omaha live
stock msiket for th last few days, with
comparisons:
real a res ef the Trading anil float as;
Prices oa Boam et T .
CHICAGO, June U. Soma little export
buying brought about a quick rally to
day In th wheat market here, after a
decline to new low prices for this year a
crop. The finish was unsettled at
off to So up, compared with last night.
Corn closed a shad to HDSo down and
oats off c to 4tuc. In provisions the
outcome varied from 24c decline to a rise
or 7c,.
Revival of bullish sentiment In th
wheat pit developed chiefly during the
last halt hour of the session when re
ports were current thst S2s.0no bushels of
cash whest had been disposed of here
to foreigners and to eastern millers. It
.IB. ...1,1 .1... ........ L , , K.... . n kM.l
I ness hail been aone nt tne seatoari
flu'ln. i. . v. . . , v. i i . .1
laid much stress on difficulties of nego
tinting truns-stlaritlc exchange, the fresh
extort demand, even though relatively
small, made many tradera rush to the
buying side. Additional rains In Kansas
tended further to give the market
ftrensth. '
Supposed Improvetnent of harvest
weather was responsible In th main for
the onward swing of the wheat market
before knowledge of export sales had be
come public and previous to advices of
new storms southwest. On tha decline
the July option followed September to
as low as 81.00 for the first time this
season. Coincident with this bresk the
price of flour was reduced Sua a barrel.
Corn recovered to some extent with
wheat. Argentine competition, however,
and better domestic field conditions
proved to bo mora of a handicap than
could entirely be overcome. Oats re
flected thu action of corn. Crop reports
were to the effect that the greater part
of the yield In the big producing sections
would be late.
Shorts' buying lifted prices finally for
lard and ribs. Pork, though, continued
to show weakness, which sll of the pro
visions list had suffered from earlier on
account of unloading ballaved to be for
packers.
Closing prices on options:
Dste. I 116. IW14. 11S. 112 1!I1. 1Sh jH"
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7 43t i 8 r. i T 4J M JRi 7 Si
T 4.'Vi
7 4:
7 41
2
T 87.
7 Mi
I w
8 ffi
8 02
7 44
I
T 46
8 871
8 38
8 rri
8 M 7 Hoi
8 W 8 8 T 81
6 tU Ml 7
I K, t Mi 7 27
8 Wl 86 7 40
8 Ml U 7 87
5 )' "
8 7W
7
8.
.
10
11
11
1.11
141 7 HTi
June ltvl 7 0s
June in
June 17
June 14' 7 12
June ll 7 rru
June 80! I 8 21) 8 40) 7 Hi' 6 H "
June n,7 40Si 8 7 4u IS, 40
June S2I 7 4i 8 23 I 7 4l 73' v l
8 (41 7 M 8 7i 8 87
7 26 8 71! 9 40
I 6 i
twti . ai a . ik m. S n
7 2.-SI 8 Ocl 8 40! 7 11 M 1 J
8 13 8 331 7 2t I
8 i 8 41' 7 5 M
CATTL-K There wsa a very liberal run
nf cattle this mnrnina. 2ti oars being
reported In. Still the total for the two j Aneconda's dividend.
Articlel Open. Hlgh.j low. Close. Tea
Whest I I
July. 1 00 1H H 1 M1 1 02i
Sept. W1 1 00S 99'i SPUj
Corn
July. 7T 73 7tV' 72' 7S
Sept. 71H. 72 Tl 72V. 72'4
Oats I
Juiy.l 4', 4h 4rt a
Hnpt. 3S M1 37S f"4
Pork
Jul v. 1H7 M 80 18 1ST7H 18 80
Kept. 17 20 17 28 17 10 17 22V 17 S
Irfird
July. 9 32V, 3K 80 88 t Z7J
Dept. S 60 2Vi 50 KVi it
Rib
July. 10 20 10 27"4 1ft 20 10 ri 1028
Sept 'OK1 10 8) j 10 8?H 10 00 10 6&
Douglas TOO
Ma Bee Bldg.
Sacrifice
Price $2,750
$250 Cash
$27.50 Per Month
will buy a orand new, all modern 5-room
bungalow; roomn all large; living room,
dining room and sun room finished In
oak, with oak floors throughout house)
dining room has window seat, plate rail
and paneled wall; colonnade opening be
tween living room and dining room; Targe
kitchen, with pantry and ice box room;
bath room In enamel and tile, with high
grade fixtures; full foundation; base
ment cemented: floor drain, fuipace heitl;
hot water connection; fine south front
lot, on grnde; one-half block to car;
located 44Ki) Bedford Ave. . Tou should
see this vondeiful bargain.
Rasp Bros.
10ii McCague Bldg.
Phone Douglas lfiai.
Modern house on Lafayette Ave., beau
tiful park, rooms, all modern Improve
ments and lit perfect order. Owner leav
ing city; will be sold for (l..-oo less than
present value; will take $3,000 cash, bal
ano terms.
W. T. Smith Co.
Doug. 2K19. City Nat l Bank Bldg.
Cottage Corner
3 Lots
East front, paved street, one block
Cuming, 6-room house, water and gas.
Rpaoe for two more houses; 8J0 cash,
balance like rent.
O'Keefp Ileal Ksiato Co.,
101 S Omaha National. Douglas 3715.
BARGAIN BY OWNER
A beautiful 8-room. strictly modern
home. In splendid condition; good loca
tion; elegantly finished Inside; as good as
new; large lot; cistern, price 83,700. Call
261 J Win Phone Web. 1986 after 8 am.
8300 cash (or acreage or vacant lot), baT
mo. buys 8-room modern home: nar
school, car, Miller perk and Fort Omaha
Phona Web. 4141 Walker. 4A10 N. 84th Bt.
KABX-to-kcep house on one floor; 1511
Park Ave.; a beautiful home, 4 rooms,
laundry, pantry, etc.: strictly modem;
t,-a stoves: lacing Ilanscom Park, 830;
rare chance.
West.
WEST FARNAM District;
ern house. Ju a. Skt b Bt.
7-room rood-
118 N. 27TH AVE riU-room, modern
house; newly papered; good location.
Harney 6180.
Mlacellaaeon.
:m7 tf. 2;ih Ave.. 8-r.. all mod.. 825.
32-1 Corby 8t., 8-r., part mod., 813 60.
ii7 g. 18th St.. 4-r.. all mod.. 822.50.
Emmet bt.. -r.. all mod.. -'.
:.ti Clark Bt.. 4-r:, mod. ea. heat. 815
,4J0 Decatur St., 7-r., mod. ex. heat, I'JO.
4tl Cuming St.. 8-r.. mod. ex. heat, 8J0.
'VILi. RENT TO RESPONSIBLE COI
ORED FAMILY.
1721 N. 28th Ava, 8-r.. part mod.. 112.
jnl Charles bt., 8-r.. rood. ex. heat.
81 : 50.
M-CAOTTK INVFTSTMENT COMPANY.
li Dodge Bt. Dong. 415.
FREE lumber with every sale. Land near
Spokane raising fruit, grain, vegetables,
stock. Free booklet. Consolidated Land
Co.. Elk, Spokane Co.. Wash.
FARMS WANTED
I HAVE some cash buyers for salable
farms and ranches; owners only write
C. C. Buckingham. Houston. Tex.
LIST real estate and rentals with DON
ELSON R. E. CO.. l Om. Nat l Bank.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FARM IX1AN8, PER CENT
'IOLAND & TRUMBULL. 448 Be Bldg.
FIDELITY
FREE
rUCNTA L,
EERVICE
Phone Douglas 288 for com plat list of
vacant bouses and apartments; also for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Bta
FOR KENT
W hav a complete list ef all houses,
spartments and flats that are for rent.
This list can be seen free of ehaig at
Omaha Van Btcrag Co.. 808 8. ltb Bt
8-R. HOI SE for sale or rent, lull N. Zid.
So
South Omaha Phone South 1H24.
KEP! the Central Furnitur 9lora FREB
RFNTAL LlsT.
GlobeVan & Storage
Stores, moves, packs, ships; 8-home vsn
snd 2 men, 81.26 per nr.; storage 82 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 i Ty. tJO.
ALL slses, 82 per month u. 607 Paxton.
100 TO 210,000 msde promptly. P. D.
Wesd. Wesd Bldg.. 18th and Fsrnsm Sta.
CITY and farm loans, t, SS, 6 per cent.
.1. H. Dumont A Co.. 418 State Ban.
WANTED Guod farm and city loans at
lowest rates.
PETERS TRI.'JT CO . 163 Farnam.
WANTED City loans and warran's. W,
Farnam Smith A Co., litO Farnam St
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. Thomss. 228 State Bank Bldg
MONEY on hand for city and farm loana
H. W. Binder, my National Bank HMg.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
Can You Beat It?
82,700 For an 8-rooro house, all modern;
not water neat, and garage. On
South 26th St., near Woolworth
avenue: three blocks east of Htn
om Park. Lot 60x127 ft. A BIO
SNAP.
D. V. Sholes Co.
91S-16 City Nat. Bk. Bldg
Doug. 49.
NEAR FIELD' CLUB
On 38th Ave., 7 rooms, all modern, with
south front lot, fine location, two blocks
to car and school. Price only 2,w0. x
bsrgaui.
C. (I. OARLBERG.
812 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Cathedral District
To any one wanting a well huilt. sub
stantial house nf 7 rooms; modem and
In a fine and Improved neighborhood, we
have It. This property Is offered st a
price t82,K0) that makes It tho biggest
bargain In the city today for a low
priced house. It will pay 12 per rent on
above prtoe now and Is sure to Increase.
For a home or an Investment It cannot
be beat. If you really want to buy, we
mill be glad to show It to you.
W. T. Smith Co.,
D. 2819. City Nst. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATl. SUBURBAN
Florejice.
ACREAGE OR TRADES, TEL. FLOR
ENCE. 404.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Here's a Fine Buy
IA buys six-room, story and a half
dwelling, strictly modern In every l e
spect; corner lot 40x100; paved streets;
nice shrubbery and trees; three nice bed
rooms and bath upstairs; nice living
room, good sised dlnlnx room, brick man
tel; good cemented basement, with hot
sir furnace; near two car lines. Small
payment down, balance like rent.
Scott & Hill Co.
Doiilua 1a 307 ic aue nidi.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
ncmlnal; No. x ham, i.ihsv t orn: ko
2 yellow. 73sfl74c; No. 4 yellow. 78c. Oats
No. 8 white. 46'tj-47c; standard, 47tvr
4Kc. Rye: No. 2. 81.14. Barley., srnnao.
Seeds: Timothy, 8ft.0OiB7.0O; clover, 88.50
13.25. Provisions: Pork, 816. TO; lard, 8 l7v;
ribs. 8.2 10.12V.
L UTTER Steady; creamery. IXQYIc.
1COUS Steady; receipts. 20.718 cases; at
mark, cases inoluded, llfln744c: ordinary
firsts. 1Cd16ic; firsts. 17w'17ia.
POTATOES lower; old. roelpts 20
csrs; Michigan and Wisconsin whit, 20
fyAOc; new, receipt 4 Orars: Texas Tri
umphs, sacked, 4o4"Jfcc; Virginia cobblers,
8.25.
POCLTnY-Allve, higher; fowls, 14c;
springs, 2Dff2frc,
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
notations ( the Day aa Varlaas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. June 2Z FLOUR Quiet.
WHEAT-Hpot. irregular; No. I red.
81.25, and No. 2 hard, 1 1.28V e. L f. New
rork export blued; No, l northern, Du
luth, 81. W. and No. 1 northern, Mani
toba, 81.22 c. L f. Buffalo. Futures, weak;
July 81.
(JOHN spot, steady; No. Z yellow. s4So,
prompt shipment.
OATS Spot, easy; standard. S3V4c: N'n.
I white, 63c; fanny clipped white, 64iio.
ha i oieaay ; no. l. i.a; io. s, si. is;
No. 3. 81.06: shipping, 9)Kii5r.
HOPS Quiet; state common to eholee,
1914. lflnl.k-; Paolflo coast, 1814, Mc&l ;
1913. Sil0c.
HTDES-Dull; Bogota, 29c; Central
AmencM, 27c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. SJc.l
seconds. .TOrftSlc.
PROVISIONS Pork, iiulet; mess. 818.00
1R00; family, 821.0rv(r28.00; short clears.
819.fOfl21.5o. Beef, gulet; mess, 8l.0tn
lnf: family. 81tt.iOtiao.60. lard. weak;
middle west, 0.GOfr. 10
TALLOW-teaUy; city. bc; i-ountry,
S'Aftr; special, Vc.
MUTTKK-drm; receipt:!, iin.va tubs;
creamery, extraa (92 score), 28tg 3Kl4o;
creamery, (higher scoring). 2ar2W4o;
firsts. 27fi':,i-, seconds 1bWXic.
t KJ 8 Firmer: recelntr. iL7& rui:
fresh gathered, extras, 22&23c; extra
firsts. UiUiftXc: firsts. 192un: uenmli
17VdlHHc; nearby hennery, whites, fins
to fs m y. 240''Juo; nearby hennery, browns,
22VJV3Uc.
CHEESrc Firm; recelnls. 7.805 boxes:
state wnoie roux, nwsn. twins snd flats.
speclsls. 14c: sversse. fancv 14U4H4Ue
l'OCLTKY Allv. firm; weatern brcll-
ers Dressed, quiet; western frosen
roan ins- cnicgens. twrjn: rrean row is
I'-ea, M'3'iu'tc; rresn turkeys, lcd, 15C17c,
MCE KIVE-KOOM ULNGALOW
FX)R ONLV $2,660.00
$260 CASH.
Hoiae is in good order, fully modern,
on paved street, near car line; lot 4cxti0.
V. II. DATES,
647 Omaha Nst. Bank Bldg. I) 12M.
OMAHA homoi. East Nebraska farut.
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO..
101 Omaha National. Phone Doug. a 2715.
BKE us first for farm loans In eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
CITY LOAN 8. C. Q. Ca.-tbrg,
lUi-U BranJels Theater Bldg.
0
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR BALE OR THADU-A relinquish
ment 2 miles from county seat A bar
gain if taken at once. For particulars
write Box 114, Merna. Neb.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
A'T'K tracts op ot near ear, wltn new
bungalows; II. I to 82.0UO. Call for lca
Mi n am fit i iiy map.
PATTERSON. lat'.erson HU
I
Hanscom Park Dist.
Six-Room House
We have a very pretty new home, only
two blocks from Hanscom park, that can
be sold on easy terms. This house Is
oak finished, with bourn tellings, built-in
bookcases, etc.; fireplace, toilet and laun
dry in basement. Lot 60x132. Price 8b,2M
Located at S& Walnut St. Small cottage
would be accepted In trad.
Norris & Norris
4 Bee llldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
Must Leave Home
Owner of full 1-story, C-room modern
horns at 3i H. 8Mb. St. Is transferred to
an eastern city and is compelled to give
up his nearly new house. A wall kept
house snd unusual yard snd garden. This
house was leased to Dr. Hippie at J6 per
month the first yesr It whs built, then
the owner moved in and has been there 3
or 4 years. The neighborhood is good
and Is growing Iit 4:ix1Sfi feet. Price
84."1. in terms to suit. Kerythlnir is In
order and wn 'in move right in.
Harrison & Morton
1 ',iiu!iim :
' r. ii.iihI'i.
li. inn li.t.k
HOUSE AND LOT-87''.
High class location, (lopd comfortable
2-roin house and big lot. '1 his lot alone
is worth the money.
PAYNE INVEr-TMENT CO.,
Telephone Douglhs 1781.
Owner Must Sell
Close In, S-room strictly modern cot
tage, oak finish in reception hull. HWng
room tuid dining room, roomy kit. lien,
pantry and ontry way. Two nice Urge
bedrooms upstairs, closets and bth room.
Best grade plumbliui fixtures, nice light
ing fixtures, built for a home, nice neigh
borhood, paved street, walking distune.
Owner wants offer. Price H.'iA'. Call us
at onco and make offer.
Scott & Hill Co.
Douglas Ki9. :n McCague BMg.
B''NGAIW, new, modern; south front
12.(00; 7th snd Duress. Patterson. D. 47.
Kaasea. My Grals aad Prorlaleas.
KANSAS CITT. June 22 WHr,TK
2 hard. 81.1S4R.17, No. 2 red. 81. 16211.18:
iiny. m-kc; neptemner. rokc: December.
lnVjiHOfi'iO.
CORN No. y mixed. 72c; No. 2 white,
3c; No. 2 yellow. 75c: No. 8. 74c: Julv
7oS,4yK'e: September, 8HtjeSc; Decem
ber wwnirNjisc.
OATS No. 2 white. 4o.-; No. 2 mixed.
41
OATS-No. I white. 4c; No. 1 mixed
42t4c.
LI:TTER Creamery, 27c; firsts. 1
seconds. 2.1c; packing, lft' c
EO IS Firsts, 17c; seconds. 134c.
POCLTHY Hens. 12c, roosters, 9o;
bt oilers, 21c.
Minneapolis Urala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 2U.-WHEAT
July, $1.H: September, 81 Onl.tt,; No.
1 hard. 11.231.: No. 1 northern. IIITttr
!., No. 2 nnrtl.ern. 81.1 1 1.25.
FLOUR Unchanged
H A It L B Y Mr 8k' .
HVE81.11i'I.U'.
BKAN-J21.M.
('i)UN-S'o. 8 yellow, 'h;o...
OATS-No. 3 wMte. 44,M4Vc
FLAX-81 714,1. 71
Hvi fonts no onlv 9 215 head, lieing a
slight falling off as compared with last
week, but a gain over a year ago of al
most 4.000 head.
Oood to choice beef steers, both light
Slid heavy, were In active demand and
fullv steady. A choice ouncn or reai y
beeves sold up to 8. 20, th highest price
paid for cattle of their weight thjs far
this year.
Cows snd heifers were in good domana
snd free sellers at fully steady prices.
The same was true of bulls, calves snd
practically all desirable kinds of butcher
stock.
The demsnd for good to cholc feeders
Is very liberal, but tha supply Is ex
tremely light, there htnr little or no
csttle of that description tn the yards
this morning. On the other hand tiaahy
llfht stockers ars slow and weak, oeing
neglected practically everv day.
Uuotatlona on cattle: Uood to cnotc
yearlings. 88.8u-49.8f; good to choice corn-
led beeves, 8. si's1.; lair to gooa corn
fed beeves. 8H.2on 80; common to fair
corn fed beeves, 87.80M.IO; good to cholc
heifers. 87.(Hitfr7.7B: good to cholc cows,
tb.7Mr7.50: fair to good cows, 86.70m.7o;
common to fair cows, 84.0O4i6.7&; go-d to
cholc stockers snd feeders, 87.a4i8.80;
fslr to good stockers and feeders, 87.0HO
7.60: common to fair stockers and feeders.
86.00y;.0ii: stock heifers. 85.7M7 00: stock
cows, 8n.60H6.Mi; stock calves, sn.vtiw.i'i:
veal calves, l.wnj'iu.i; tat ouns, Msgs,
etc., 86.2i47.26.
HOO.i-iteceiuts were larger than at
any other market point. 4 cars, or 17.4U0
head, being estimated. Total lor tne two
days Is 24,1)13. liedng s.OOC larger than last
week, 0,000 heavier than two weeks ago,
and a gain of over 8.w) over the same
day last year. Supplies for the week
to date sre, with th exception of three
weeks ago. the largest for some time.
With recelota the Isrgeat for several
dsys, all buyers started talking lower
prices right from the jump, but wnat
light hogs sold to shippers went at a
nickel decline., hie pecker was in th
early market for s few light hog, snd
th puroliaaea he made at that time were
at about the same prices as tho shippers
were paying-. Bulk of the outsiders
early vurchsse landed at 87.4nitf.ifl. the
latter prices, which was paid by both
shippers snd packers, being the day s
top.
As a genwal thing, killer bin era were
even mora bearish than th shippers, and
their offers of light and butcher hogs
were fully Ml 10c lower, while what bids
wer made on heavies showed a fist dime
decline. Hellers priced their holdings st
steady figures, but buyers would not
raise their early bids very much, and
when the hulk of th offerings finally
started to move It was on a MelOc lower
basla Bom of th heavy hogs that war
sold along with strings went on this
basis, but as a general thing buyers
wer Inclined to leave on the weighty
kinds, and the most of the heavy hogs
were left to sell on the close. As buyers
were all hearing down on them, the finish
was a pretty dull affair.
Most of the packer purchases wer
made at 87.30d7.n8, while bulk of all tha
sales was nuotod at a wirier spread of
87.2fKis7.40, Tops sold st 87.60. 6c below
yestenlny-s high figure.
SHEEP Another fairly liberal run
showed up today, auppllei of thirty-five
cars, or 8.700 head, be Ins about the same
slae as yesterday's receipts. Total for
the two days of 18.409 head Is threo times
as large as last weak, five times heavier
than two weeks ago, and a gain of 8.000
head over last year, supplies for the
week to date are the largest sine th
third week or April, two months ago,
when nearly 20,000 head were received
during the first two days of the week.
Prices took a sngnt upturn tins morn-
Inir and under th Influence of a re
ported advance at otner points, lambs
sold st price mat were auoui a aims
higher. A has been th cas nearly
every day of late, bulk of the spring
lambs moved tn on notch, which this
morning was 8 , as against 80.80 yes
terday and last Friday. Practically every
thing coming In la fat enough to sell to
packers, and feeders biers are r.ot able
to gut hold of many lambs.
It seemed to be th genet al opinion that
aged sheep did not shar tha lamb ad
vance, and thoy were generally quoted aa
steady to strong, althouih somo traders
thought yearlings a iiiun nigner in some
cases. No fed yesrllng lambs showed up
snd best rang stock touched 17.60, al
though the bulk of tho offerings moved
under this figure. There were, no old
wethers or consequence nrre ,sna sup-
filles of ewes were only fair. These lat
er sold In about the same notches ss on
Monday, the extreme top again reaching
86. Sf, with anything, except the best
kinds, moving at en.w ann unoer.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs
I.ambs, good to choice. 87.7fxlJ8.2S; lambs,
fair to good. 87.Oi4j7.7V, lambs, soring.
8s 84j.80; yearlings, fair to choice, 8X 60
P7.60; wethers, fair to choice, 8i.00trt.00;
ewes, good to choice, ll.7l'(T.:iu; . ewes,
fair to good, 84.00rj4.76.
NEW YORK. June 22 The1 most 1m
roilnst dcvelonnient of the day wss the
H.7ik I announcement made toward the Close of
The siock nisrsci mai srrans"ioiii 1 uno
he, 11 completed for the placing of a
French loan In Ibis country hscked by
Ihe Rothschilds. Although definite de
tails were Incklng. the news was sufft
cteut Interest to bring about a general
re-overy of quoted values from their
enrly Irregularity, leaving a number of
net gains
Foreign war conditions were responsi
ble for the Ini'lal heaviness and oontrary
movements. The success of the Austro
th rman campaign against Russia caused
cm sldcrahle selling of our stocks for Lon
don and other European interests, with
Canadian Pacific ss the weakest feature.
That stock at one time showed a lnsa of
4 points, its decline being again accom
panied bv rumors of a dlwnwerd revision
ol its dividends.
Coal stiv-ks showed no further effect
of yesienlsy's decision of the United
Sti tes supreme court which ordered a
separstlon of the Delaware, Lackawanna
A Vi estcrn railroad from Its coal sub
sidiary. In fact, 1-ackawanna. which Is
rarely trailed In these days, msd a gain
cf 8 points on sales of only 2ml shares.
That class of railway lasuea designated
aa trunk lines was strong, presumably as
a result of Paltlmnrs A Ohio's ststement
of earnings for May, which dkwiloeed, a
net increase of 81.2470.000. Harrtman and
Hill issues were firm to strong and New
Haven and Its allied roads. New York,
Ontsrio A Western, also moved forwsrd.
Coppers were under Intermittent pres
sure, some dlsaonolntment being ex
pressed at the moderate Increase of
instead 01 tne v
7 89
9
1 M
f 6T
7 M
7 41
7
7
7 68
cent quarterly rate It was hoped that the
76-cent disbursement or JDU would D re
stored. United States Steel again eras
the active feature, but Its range was nar
row and without material net change.
Total sales of stocks amounted to 4e?,000
shsres.
There wae a better tone to sterling and
continental exchange, th Improvement
being malnlv due to tha proapecta for
additional foreign financing here.
Flrmnsa ruled In bonds regaraiass or
recurrent foreign offerings. Total sales.
par value, aggregates m.xoj,uiw. united
Stales registered 4s declined per cent
on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
gale. Hlxa. Low. Close.
JO.
J.0
. 11.
Atanka OoM
AmtllKinatei! Copper ....
Amailisa Kt sugar....
Amsriren can
Amarl.'sn g. A H
Aaisrli-an a. A It. pti...
Am. Hirst r lUMnln
Amsrtrsn Tl. A Tl..
Aaierlran Tntaroo
Antronila Mining
Atrhlftnn
Palllmors A Ohio
Ilronklrn BpM Tmnslt.
California PMrplsasi .
I anadlau Faclfla
Ontral llhr
tieaspesk A Ohle
Chlctso 0 W
ciiiiwso. M. a . p....
4'htrso A N. W
itilnri Cooper
ColorV Fuol Iron...
Colorado gout Sara
Penvar A Rto Oran4...
ltanver It- O. M....
niatlllera' Hsrttrltlea ...
Krla
Oenarnl Macule
Oraal Northarn pM
Urea) No. Ora ttfa
fliissanhaim ICxploratlon
Illinois central
lnlarboroush VIM pM...
lnaplratlon. Citpper
International Harraatar
Kansas CUr Houthara..
Danish sVllay
loularllls A Naahrllla
Moilraa Palrnlsuai ....
Miami Copper
Mlianurl. K. T
Mlsasurl rsrlflr . ..
National lllai ult
National lat
Navarla Coppar
Naw York I'antraJ
N. T . M. H. H ....
Norfolk & Wartsre. ...
Northarn Pscifto
Pacific Mall
Paeltlr Tal A Tal
PannsrlTanls
Pullman palara CSr...
Rar IM. Coppar
nasillnR
IHepubllr Iron aV Steal.
Hork lulanit "o
Rotk lalanil V p'A
St. 1. . H. T M
Hoaiharn Paeltte
tt'iutharn Itsllwajr
Tannaaaea roc par
Tasas IVmamir
Union Pacific
I'nlon Pseino pM
t'nltetf H la Ira Plaa4
V. g. Steal pto...
fish Coppar
W aba ah pfa
Waatem Unloa
Vt'aallnshousa FAectrlS ..
Montana Poar
Total salsa tar tha oar.
1W Mia 8T14 TV
S. TW Ttta T4
81
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l.soo
140
l.iran
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17.1
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MS
7W
I fW rt 171 4 171
SO lis Iiavt 11s
l.TOO If
1.700 4i
I4.40S Til
4l MV
40a lot
TOO
2.CO0 144
I ana .
pfa
1 844 88
't'.im 'ii'
" inn "dsn is"
I. 100 tst 16
l.orn suit Wi,
lOD MS S
' "too ioth lis
14,000 M
'cioo 107" isi
1 100 pa ist
l.0 US S4S
2J.K-0 14', 1411a
U 3
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i,tl I Ml
1,000 lai,
soft 14 l
1 IS! 1U
II. 411 MM m
M.ine fit sm
i.ya m Iran,
M.SJ0 47 Sk
ll.tMO' 10
44-7.000 shsraa
m 144,
a at
1071,
7414 T7
11 11
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7
Coffee Market.
Ni:V YORK. Jun 22. COFFEE-After
a dull and featureless morning th msr
ket for coffee futures became a little
more active and prion, which had opened
nominally unchanged, showed Irregular
fluctuations, wltn near montna reuativetv
easy under renewed liquidation, while
later deliveries wer steady on private
cables reporting a steadier turn In ex
change. The close was net S points lower
to 2 points higher. Pales. 8, Too bags.
Closing bids: June, 8.80c; July, 8.S0a; Au
gust, .74'; September, t.74c; October.
i.7Sc; November, .79o; December. ,7c;
January. 6.K2c; February. 8-600; March.
8kSc; April. 8Mc; May, J. Moot, quiet:
Rio No. 7, W. Hanto No. 4. 8e, CJoat
and freight offers were reported about
unchanged from Ben to, and unchanged
to 8 points lower from Rio. Th early
cables reported a decline of 1-141 In Rio
exchange on London and of 7 rets In
the Rio market. Hantos unehsnged.
CHICAGO l.IVT. ITOCK MARKKT
MEDICAL
PILES FISTULA Pl'llED.
Dr. E. R. Tsrry cures plU-s. fistula sad
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Writs fo' book
01 rectal diseases with testlrajulala DM,
K It TAHKVJ4I line illdg.
Rt'l'Tt'ttk lined In a few daTswlthout
Pnln fall o writ-) Dr. Wrav, 3H Res
Aids . l.,i:i!.a K-tsLll.tied ISM. e
Ut. l.oals Uralu Market.
J-T. IXllMe-. June 22. WHEAT No. 2
red. 81.10; No. 2 hard. 81 2-Si ; July. 7Tj
Doc Heptemher, 7,t7'ic.
1DHN-N0. 2. 74c: No. 2 white. 7tfc;
Julv, 72,c; Heptemler, 714C.
OATK-No. 2. 441V; No. 2 white. 4V.
Liverpool (irala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Jun 22. WHEAT-4Spot.
No. 1 Manitoba. 11 2d; No. 2. 10s lid;
No. 8. 10s bd; No. 1 northern, Duluth, lis.
No. 2 bard winter, lis.
CORN Spot. American mixed, new, 8s.
Metal Market.
NFTW YORK. June 2S.-M KTALS-;d,
wesk, at 8-i.0O4j6.76. Mpelter. not quoted.
Copper, dull; electrolytic, $30 25X1.60.
Iron, steady and unchanged. Tin, gulet
five-Ion lots. 841 00.
At Ixindon: Hpot copper. 82 Us. el
Irnlytic. 4: 0a. Tin. stot. U8 K.; f.
lute". Lite 1. Antlmonv. U'iT127
Uxl 4 ra l fliMlfsr W
Cattle .Hteadj lings steady to
Lower MheeB Firm.
CHICAGO. June 2J.-CATTLli-Receipts.
1O0 head; market stesdy; native beef
steers, 2o.8o4l.W: wsatein steers, I7 0OT
8 2b; rows and helfen. .126a'J.)0, calves,
8tk.754.76.
IK h 18 Receipts, ib.MM head; market
steady to tki lower; hulk of aales. 87.k"fJ
7h0; light. 87.kary7.90; mixed. 27.Vu7.6.
heavy, 87.0."rf8;.7i; rouiih. 87.uMi7.2fi. pigs.
86.26(1 7.S0.
HHKKi' AND LAMBH-Receipts. 7.00)
head; market firm; h4iep, 8". j0Ui0,
lambs, rriOu.2G; springs. 8i-o0uvl ''..
4. 1,0 la I.lv 8l4H'k Market.
ST. Ilt'IS. June 22 -ATTLr-lle-eelpts.
4.60U head; market slow; native
beef steers, 27.tiOb9.3o; yearling steers and
heifers, 8o.0iliti 4U, oows, Pi.Wnt 7.50; stock
ers and itxjdturt. fi.ia southern
steers, 8o.2i"4t.416: cows and heafers, 84.00
'a 60: native calves, $8 UulO.uu.
HtMl.S Uecolpts, 8,am head; market
higher: pigs and lights, 86. tool. K6; mixed
and biilciiers. !7.i-j7.&; guod heavy,
87 win,.
rlHtOKP AND UM BS Ri elpts, 4,UiO
head; market steady; clipped najlve mut
tons. 8Ouif..i6; chimed lambs. 8.&U(j 00;
aprinc lambs, 87.6uii.76.
gleaix 4 Ity Live Stork Market.
PIOl'X CITY. June 22. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 1,000 hesd: market (c to 16c lower:
native steers. 87.aMj,GO: butchers, 86.40D
8i0; cows and heifers, 84 50'UUab. canners.
84rxa4.76; stockers snd feeders, S8.2bSI
too: calves. 8. 764jj 10.00; bulls, stags, etc.,
85. BOB 7. 80.
HtalS Receipts. 7.000 head: market
steady; heavy. 87 8rvrt7.40: mixed. 17 VMS'
7 S0; light, 27.10ST7 W; bulk of ale. 8' 80
ih7.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, JfO
head.
I
Live dtoek ta Sight.
Receipts and shipments of live stook
st the five principal western markets yes-
t,ri'ay' Csttle. Hogs. Sheep
Chicauo 2.00 10,0m 7,ouii
go
Kansas City.
M. louls
Kouth Omaha
Hloux City....
Totals
8.&0O
4,nl0
S.SiiO
l.fvJO
8.000'
8.010
17.
7.0M)
8
4,00i
8.HI
SOU
..18.700 4S,fO 18.10.1
Kaaaaa f lr Live Btsek Market.
KANHAtt CITt. Jun 22 CATTLK
Receipts, 8,6uu head; marker, higher:
prlmn fed etert. f'.J0irt.6u: dressed beef
steers. 8i(00. western steers. 87.5UU
9bu: stockers and feeders, 8.&iru.:'j; bulls.
M7.U; calves. 8n Oir.l U. Si.
HOCtf Receipts. 8,m0 head: market
lower; bulk of sales, 87ti7.K; heavy,
87 i0vf7.4V:. packers and butt hers, 87.faVd
7. it,: light, 8i'aia7.70: piss. 86&u.
HHELP AND ltMBti Receipts. 4j.3i.iJ
head; market higher: lambs, 8. jhu 7r.
veurllngs. fT lk.( J: tveihrra, 8'.tii4.Jii:
ewes. $4.Ji"y'li .'Ji.
I
l. joaruh l.lvf SI k Market.
HT. JOSKPH. June 22. CATTLE R
celpte. 1.900 head; market steady: ateers.
87 0tl; '-ows and heifers, 84.&0a.OO,
calves. WWVuyOO. " ' '
HO IS Receipts. 8 3l hd; market
steady; top. 87.62W: bulk of ealee. 87.60iit
' SIH F't AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.0:4)
head; lamba, Ofl.W.
Sugar Market.
KW YORK. June 22 Sl'GAR Raw .
steady: centrifugal. 4.Wj4.9e:; moases.
4.014.121. Refined, steady. Kugsr fu
tures moved Ineguarly dJrinj tha morn
ing with prices ut noi'i t wliilM higher lu
t points lower.
Removes fiiirsai ErjlaWgetncnts,
Thickened, Swollen Tlssu,
Curbs, Filled Tendon, Sore
ncss from soy Bruls or Strain;
Stop Spavin Lxincncw. Allayi pais.
Doci not Blister, remove th hair of
lay up tlis horts. 12.00 S bctttlc.
delivered. Book 1 K (res.
ABSORB IN E, JR., the anUteotk IkL
mcnt for mankind. For Synovitis, Strains.
Gouty or Rheumatic deposits, & wall a.
Painful Vsrlcos Veins. Will tall you
more if you writ. tl and f 2 per bottk st
dealers or delivered. Manufactured oalf by
84 r.K0UN.r.B.f. IIMIsevH aVtesS4t