11
FOR IlEXT
lloasrs anil t ottaar-a.
Mlacellnnenoe.
IiOoK AT THESE REST SNAPS:
6-r.. mod.. Ill" No. 27th Ave.. $14. SJl S.
Hh, m: ! Franklin. 6-r.. mod.. $1: l:tJT.
S. 17th. 7-r., moil., choice. $19; S-r.. T'X, s.
11th. 312.fr. 3 others. IV 14V.X Tyler aiavj.
.M.;V, modem, Ci-room bungalow, hard
wood finish, hullt In bookcases. J;
i Wirt St linimlas Hensonsti1.
S n-r cotteae, modern ex. hent. fine
I locution, fine shnt'e. Bciir.t, July 1.
DS-7-r. dwelling, modern ex. heat,
ilise-ln. 1617 Orace St.
modern dwelling, fine hapo,
Md and (lrce.
IKi--r. cottnae, brick basement. I rms
;ii Hancruft si.
W. O RHR1VKR.
I'll. Pong 1vtt. I'HT Onuhn Nut. Pk. Hldg
JC RPPfl raking V torxe!
v- IVW j jo? Farnam. i. Hit
... nI 17 sou rui.ni, I
iVlrtUUtllQ S Co- Tall u fores-
""OO""" tlJ7Vxt n,J,V.l
f Ing. packing, shipping 171 J Webstar 8t
Jicug'as 149
Ul'RINti ummer. ten rooms, two baths,
modem, reasonable; best location; ref
erence required. Addrosr. B 613. care Bee.
Gordon Van Co.
e-ving.
tng.
Sto: urn.
J19 N. 11th St.
Tel. I. KM or Web. 1SSJ.
ALL alxes. $3 per month up. 507 Paxton.
Houses Pol'culr
For Rent
Vroom cottage, 1615 ti. 29th St.
4-room ipurtment, 2M34 Franklin St.
7-room apartment, 2s:i3 Franklin St.
All In flrst-rlass condition, nice yard,
water rent paid by owner.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
644 Brandels Rldg. Douglas 3,'tfa.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office. Room 103.
-R. cottage, close in. 24t Chicago fit.
GlobeVan & Storage
Stores, move, packs ahlpa; g-horon van
and 1 men, 11.25 per nr.; storage $3 per
mo. Satisfaction guar. D. 4338 A. Ty. 210.
FIDELITY b??itk FKEE "
Phone Pougla 28S for complete Hat of
vacant houses and apartment: also for
atoiage. moving. 16th and Jackson Bts.
tore ana asffltsea.
A nice office in a good location,
tiuake your business plana successful.
K THE BEE BUILDING
"THE EUILDINQ THAT
19 ALWAYS NEW"
(nrnlahe just such combination.
Office Room 103.
VERY desirable storeroom, 607 No. 16th
St.; cheap rent.
CONRAD YOUNQ.
Brandela Theater Bldg. Doug. 157!.
KTORF7 IN W'KAD BUIM5INQ. F. D.
worth St.
CONRAD TOITNQ.
322 Brandei Thcator Bldg. Doug. 1571.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent for Jitney service. Ford
preferred by competent driver. Address
I, 64S, Bee.
WANTED TO BUY t
WANTED Good light top buggy; no rat
tletraps. Johnson Bro.. Malvern, la.
Yale buys everything 2nd hand. Web. 4D04.
OF EPICE furniture bought and olO- 3.
C. Heed. 120T Farnam. Doug. 6146
WANTED To buy good grocery and
meat fixture for our new store. No. 33,
at S1S7 Farnam. Tel. Basket Store Office,
Douglas 2300.
CASH Register Wanted Oive description,
number and price. Address, Y 693. Bee.
, REAL ESTATE
f FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR SALES
- ;alltoraia,
tire Oak Colonle, none better. W, , T.
6mith Co.. H13-U City Nat. Bfc. T. 1811.
Colorado.
FOR SALE Section In Weld Co., Colo.,
13.76 per acre; no trades, write owner,
Fred Uhle. Lincoln. 111.
320 ACRES very best farming land In
northeastern Colorado, $10 per acre;
ItOO cah, balance ten year at per cent.
Thf land I really worth over $15 per
acre. Wheat on neighboring farm ha
averaged as high as 30 bushel per acre
for the last ten year.
' A. W. Burg
1404 W. O. W. Bldg.
Iowa.
i HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send it to the Sioux City, la., Journal,
Iowa Moat Powerful Want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five word every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and very
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving alxteen a1 oa
twelva different day for $2; or 60 word,
14; or 76 word, $.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
P
Aau
paper. M),Oott reader dally In four great
state.
SMALL, MISSOURI FARM.
15 cash and $6 monthly, no Interest or
taxes; highly productive land, close to
ree bur market: write for photograph
nnd full Information. Munger. R. 17L U.
Y. Life Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
Msslaaa,
MONTANA ranch for sale; splendid
ranch of about 3.7uO acre, and four
ranches of 100 acre each in Teton county,
Montana, for sale by owner, at very at
tractive price and reasonable terms. Ir
rigated and every acre tillable. Railroad
croas property and depot on ranch. Map
and descriptions on application to R. A.
NebraaV.
BIO PROFITS IN FEEDERS.
If you have a good eastern Nebraska
or Iowa farm, not a brush pasture, but a
real farm, we can help you exchange it
for the bet 4,320-acre cattle ranch in Ne
braska. It s a hard-land, short -icras,
wheat-graaa-hay ranch that will raise
feeders that will top the market. Im
provement good. W ater and timber
shelter. I convenient to good-sized .own.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha National bank Building, Omaha.
A GOOD BUY.
l.'il acre, only 15 mile west of Omaha
and Z mile from Millard. Oently rolling;
about half in corn, balance upland hay.
Uood Douglas county land I a good buy
at price quotea, iw per acre.
PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha National Bank Building. Omaha.
I M PROVED CLAY COUNTY FAKM.J
1UI acres, 6 miles from Edgar, level to
gtntly rolling. All under cultivation but
3o acres; 5-room lH-story house; good
bsrn; all well-painted. A choice farm.
Prloe, $100 per acre. Good terms.
PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha National Bank Building, Omaha.
1 REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
' WANTED A irug store. Will exuhaiwje
highly improved Irrigated fruit farm of
40 acres in northeastern Oregon. Ad
t 'Irese, Y 6f4. Bee.
i To tvt'HANGE for land or city pmp-
rty, 5-lu-aSo store In a good Colorado
town. M;t get out on account of slck-
I
MEDICAL
PIIlES FISTULA CURED
Dr. E Hi. Tarrv cure plla. fistula mm
I ration. J Cure guaranteed aud no
'i.iirjr pasu uniu rureu. write IO Doog
t rectal Jdiseaac with testimonial. DH.
K. It TAl tRV. 240 B Bids.
RUPTUliE eurtrfl In a few day without
P-lo. (all or writ Dr. Wrav. &ji Ha
a:
idg., (Junaha. Established 1M4.
RKAI, F.STATF XORTH SITK
5005 North 24th St.
Lot 53x127
Paving Paid
Beautiful Shade
3 room, modern except heat, paved
street, paving all paid; ehautiful shade
tree In front and lota of shrul'berv and
hade In rear, with fin outbuilding and
chicken vaid entlrelv fenced. Thla prop
erty can ha seen by going direct or railing
us up and we will take you out, Price
and terms exceptionally low.
TT!ij. T ftU
niait-rairneui va.
2 i 'inn ha Nat. Hana Hldg. i '. 4.
I 111 I 11 I 1 ,1 I I I
-- -"- v
c""n makes the first payl
lion cash makes the first payment on
-room house at 4416 Decatur St. This
house la near car Una and on a large
lot 50x150. At the price asked nd term
offered It is a fine proposition to handle,
as It is sure to be worth more money In
a few years. Price has been reduced t'
mako a quick sale.
iM) cash makes the first payment on a
6-rooni houae at 4631 Barker St.. large lot
50x160 This place is worth more than the
price asked. He sure to see It today If
you are looking for a sn;i. This place
can be made a money maker for you.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas am
t,,H Me Hid
house: and lot. ...
This Is your chance to get a home In a
hlKh-clnsa neighborhood for less than the
value of the lot alone.
PATNB INVErSTMRNT COMPANY.
New Location fith Floor Omaha Nat.
Bank Bldg.
A BARGAIN "if taken at once, modern
6-room house; maple flooring, shade,
trees, bearing cherry trees, other slirub
berv; block from car line. Phone Web.
an 3.
BARGAIN BY OWNER
A beautiful l-room, utrlctly modern
home. In splendid condition; good loca
tion; elegantly finished inside; as good a
new; large lot: cistern. Prloe W.700. Call
IZVi Wirt Phone Web. 29M after t a. nv
REAL K STATE SOUTH SIDE
Field Club District
TMs beautiful new home has a large
porch across the entire front. Veatlhule
with coat closet, with plate glaaa mirror
door: large living room, 10x26, oak finish,
beam celling, fireplace, bookcases; dining
room beautifully finished In oak. buffet,
china cabinet, window seat, small closet
for table leaves, etc.; kitchen complete In
i very detail, with latest built-in design
cabinet; clothes chute to baaement; large
rear entry, rear porch; beautiful oak
stairway to second floor; four large bed
rooms, with mirror doors; complete bath
room, with clothes chute to basement;
stairway to attic; full basement, with
laundry tubs, toilet, fruit cellar, floor
orain. shower bath. Price, $6,2f). Lo
cated 2317 Walnut St.
Norris & Norris
40b Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
Seven room, all modern, south front
lot. splendid location, close to school and
oiio block north of Field Club. Price $2,800.
C. G. CARLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Vacant Lot Bargain
$1,500 RESIDENCE IjOT FOR a7&-35th
Ave., first vacant lot soutn or Leaven
worth east side of street: two large oak
trees in front. Ronk. Ml S. 22d Bt. Doug.
4RS8, evenings.
AN IDEAL HOME, CILEAP
$4.2tiO 6-room strictly modern home, all
oak finish downstairs, 8 large bedrooms
upstairs,- with nice roomy closet off of
each. Full basement with laundry facili
ties. Nice lot, facing on bo. central
Blvd. Be pleased to show Same at any
time.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
644 Brandei Bldg. Douglas 3S83.-0
Hee Want Ada Produce Results.
REAL ESTATE WEST SEDB
A Clean-Up
Sale of Our
West Farnam and
Cathedral District
AND POPPLETON PARK 1X5TS
will be continued every day this week un
til every lot la sold.
Our sale yesterday waa a record breaker
for 19U for this clnse of property.
Every Lot a
Bargain
Every lot ha sewer, city water, con
crete sidewalks, all grading done and
ready for building a modern home.
$495
$725
These price will never be ag low again.
Some rpeclai bargain during our clean
uo aale.
We have several lot in our first plat of
Popple ton Park a low as $, ir they
are aold thl week.
Our easy term of $10 down and $5 to
$10 monthly remain In effect until
July 4.
Don't wait very many day longer. Thl
opportunity will not last
The addition office is at 424 and Cali
fornia. '
Phone vs today and we will send an
auto and salesman for you.
Shulr & Gary
Phone D. 42U
204 State Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATES-INVESTMENTS
Trackage
120x120 It., right in the heart of new
wnoleoalo dlxtrtct. Trackage on two
Idea; reasonable at 812.0UO.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
644 Brandei Bldg. Omaha, Neb. o
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
COTTAGE, ONLY $1,600. EASY TERMS.
A splendid 5-room cottage, alt modern
except furnace. Lot Wxl2ti; room for an
other house; street pavea ana ail paid.
Certainly a snap for aomeone. Sea us In
our new location. 6th floor Omaha Na
tional Bank building.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Telephone Doug. 1781.
$4u0 CASH AND $26 MONTHLY.
AH modern 6-room cottage; furnace
heat; paved atreet; lot 60x100; only H
block from 3 car line.
PAYNB INVESTMENT COMPANY,
6th Floor Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
Apartments, fiats, house ana cottage
can be rented qultkly and chaaulv by a
Hea Tor JUof
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Run Strong with Briik. De
mand and Price Advance An
other Cent.
LATE HARVEST CUTS A FIGURE
OMAHA. June 2, 1SH5.
Wheat was strong aga'n today, selling
l'tc higher.
The receipts of this grain were light
and there was a brisk demand, which
mould easily have taken care of larger
receipts of this cereal.
There was not much change In the.
i-orn market and it was quoted V- lower
to '4c higher. The demand was only fair
and the sale were light.
Oats were firm and sold unchanged
to .c higher. The demand waa sufficient
to take tare of the light receipt.
Feeling abroad is firmer because of
the European drouth, and It must bs re
membered that the harvesting of wheat
in the United State I later than the
trade believed It would be. This 1 rut
ting a figure in the wsy of price mak
ing In the importing countries.
Liverpool spot: Wheat, Hf4d up' corn,
V?d lower.
Frlmary wheat receipts were 412.0iV) bu.
ana shipments SM.000 bu., against receipt
of W7.0U0 bu. and shipments of SM.iiOO bu.
last year.
Primarv corn receipts were Ni,0On bu.
and shipments JXH.onn bu., against receipts
of iwJ.miO bu. and shipments of GSS.OOil bu.
last year.
Prlnary oats receipts were &3.i0rt bu
and shipments 2.'l.0.0 bu., against reielpt
of 744,000 bu. and shipment of 707.000 bu.
last year.
CARI-OT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn Oat.
CNcago !.. 3S ll 151
Minneapolis 243
Duluth 10
Omalm 6 .Hi 4
Kansas City 44 ' :t! to
St. Lout 9 3 2
Winnipeg 124
Sale reported: WneatNd. 3 hard win
ter: 1 car, $l.$m; 2 cars. $1.20, No. 4
mixed: 1 car. smutty, $l.0S. Rye No. 4:
1 bulkhead. $1.06. Corn-No. I white:
as cars, 7!c. No. 3 white: 1 ear, 71c.
No. 2 yellow: $ car, 71c No. 3 yel
low: 6 car. 71c. No. 6 yellow: 1 car.
TOHc No. 2 mixed: 1 car. near white,
Uc; 2 car. 70Vc. No. 1 mixed: 1 car,
near whit. 71c; 8 cars. 70c; csr. WHo.
No. 6 mixed: 1 car, near white, 71c. No.
mixed: 1 car, near white, 70c. Sample:
1 car, Wtyc. Oats No. white: SV, oar.
44. No. 4 white: 1 car, 43Hc; V car,
43c. No. I mixed: I car, 42'tc Sample:
1 car. 43c: V car. 42c.
Omaha L'ali Prices Wheat: No. I Tur
key, $1.24til.J5; No. 3 Turliev. $l.jl.J4;
No. J hard. $l.iil .23; No. 8 hard, $1.1V4
(61.2m; No. 4 hard. $1.14J1.1; No. 8
npring. $l,12rfl.H; No. t durum, $1.14
1.16; No. 3 durum, $1.1301.14. Corn: No. S
white, 71Mi72o; No. 3 white, ,ltQnia;
ro. wnite, iitfiiv; no. 6 white, 701u45
7He: No. 6 white, 70m371c: No. t yellow.
7Hi&71Vic: No. 3 yellow. 80.t371c: No. 4
yellow. 70twv704,c ; No. 6 yellow, WfJWH:,
No. yellow, 70i70Sc: No. 2 mixed, "OiC
70Vfcc. No. S mixed, OOHifllOo: No. 4 mixed,
WWfiSHte; No. 6 mixed, Hj6tHc; No.
mixed, 8VfiMVic. Oata No. white, 44
(fHfte; standard, 44j444c: No. 3 white.
4.tSr44c: No. 4 white. 43,ie43iV. Barley
Malting. W,iW4o; No. 1 feed. HOUjfilc. Rye
io. z: ii.oHin.t77; so. 8, l.wEri.o.
St .Lonls Grain Market.
8T. LOUIS. Mo.. June 39. WHEAT
No. S red. HOW. $1.18S1.1R: No. II hard.
$1.2ofl1.2c: July, $1.0014; September, axo.
CORN-No. 2, 7ftc; No. i white, VMfi;
July, 73c: September, 70c.
uais-.ho. s. 4, He; No. z white, 4Hc.
Liverpool Grain Market.
M LIVERPOOL. June 29. WHEAT-Spot
firm: No. 1 northern. Duluth. lis 3d: No.
2 hard winter, lis 4d; No. 2 Manitoba, lis
4d, No. 8 Manitoba. 11 Sd.
CO n N fe pot steady, American mixed,
s lid.
I
Kanaaa City Grain and Provlalona.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 9.-WHEAT
No. 2 hard, $1.2R1S1.W: July, 9e: No. 8
red, $l.l; September, (BSio06c; Decern-
OATS No. 2 white. 47G474c: No.
mixed. 4WNf,e.
t'URN-.o. 3 mixed, T31n74Hc; No. !
REAL ESTATF ACREAGE
Invest Your Money
in Acres Near
Omaha
10 acre within one-half mile of Mili
tary road, northwest of Benson: lies hltrh
and sightly; ha 8 acre In fruit, 6 acre
in alfalfa, 2 acre open land. Price, $.160
per acre.
10 acre north of Florence on paved
road, finest view, overlooking the river
ana Missouri valley, close to Florence,
$400 per acre.
14 acre adjoining the above 10 acres.
just a little off paved road. $300 per acre.
or win sen 1 acre at tne lama price.
& acres north nf V -1 t r n--1. 11-- y. I m-y.
and sightly, east view, nearly level, close
10 pavea roaa, f.m per acre.
These are only a few of the good bar
gain ww have on our list. We also have
one-acre tract oloae to paved road, out
Benson wy, that w are celling lor $10
uown ana iv per month.
Your money invested in acreage near
wi" iei ana saisai investment
you can get. your taxe are low and the
Increase in value 1 certain, as aura a
cvminues 10 grow.
Htas tings & Heyden
1U HARNEY STREET.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dnadee.
Dundee
Bargains
We have four lota in nundea at liVi
lot. The beat bargain to be found In
Dundee to hold for advance lu price.
Inquire at onoe, a these will not remain
long un.oia at the price.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Tel. Doug. 1722. 642 Paxton Blk. o
Coanell Blnffa.
$90 Per Lot
Seven fine lota on monthly navmanta.
Small payment down, balance monthly.
These lot all level and nloe, west part
or council uiurr, Ttn Ave. near s&d St.;
close to Omaha car line. Would make
a nice place for chicken or fruit. Each,
THE BENJAMIN CO.,
Room 1, First Nat. Bank Bldg., Coun
ill Bluff. la. Phone 203.
Floronae.
C. U NE7THAWAY for traces. Flor. 77.
REAL EST AT A LOANS
FARM LOANS, S PER CENT
TOLA ND A TRUMBULL, 446 Bee Bldg.
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. 7. D?
Weed. Weed Bldg., 18th and Farnam Pt
CITY and farm loan, 6. H. t per cent.
J. H. Dumont. Co.. 414 State Ban4.
WANTED Good farm and city loan at
lowest rates.
PETER TRUST CO , 163 Farnam.
WANTED City loan and warran'-s W.
Farnam Smith . Co.. 1320 Farnam St,
CITY property. Large loan a aperlslty.
W. H. Thomas, tU Stat Bank bldg
MONEY on hand for oltr and farm loans.
II W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA home East Nebraska farina.
O'KBEFH REAL EST ATS CO.
gr Omaha NatioaaL Phone Dougie TTli
EE 11 first for farm loans in eastern
P.eo. united state Trust Co., Omaha.
6
city t11 va n n c. .ik-..
0 llO.il HmuUM TlilM U4a
white. ',:: No I vellow. 7fce: No i.
74',c; July. 7l'c; September. r'; I-
cember, 4iic.
HI'TTKIt creamery, 7c; tints. 2Ac;
seconds, 2.V; packing. 1!4)C.
rts Firsts, 17c; second. rr.
l.THT Hen. lJc: rooster. c.
broiler. lB22c.
1 ,
I lilt . 4,HI AMI PRtt la0g I
Fralnrea of Ike Tradlaa nad Closing,
Prior on Hoard of Trade.
I'll ICAUO. June ff Renewed leal ot
pressure irom a rapid movement ot tne
trla crop brought aoout oownturn looav
In the prl'-s ot wneat. Not Itneianntn
nn eaili auvance. the maraet aunouHu
eteauv at the close, was Ho to Win'
unaer last night lel. Corn flntehea ii
c down, oai 4,0 off to o up and pro
vision vaiying from uncnanged figure
to a rise ot 6c.
Neaknex In wheat became rpecllly
noticeable during tne last hour of the
session, when clearing weather and bet
ter threshing returns had led to predic
tions of an Increase nf hedging Sales. A
long range forecast that gave promise of
at leaat several oat ot clear Kies ana
warmer temperature counted decidedly
against the bulls, It being urged that the
market was iu-.c above last year
prolees. with a crop iw.is).v bushel
larger than last year, and two-thlrda of
ttie total almost ready to move. The ell
Ini; that ensued wn shaded by some of
the blagest houses on 'change and snowed
a neariy complete reversal of sentiment
as compared with the feeling at the start.
Commission buying, baeeu on higher
cables and on stormy weather In the do
mestic harvest region waa general In the
first half of the day. The demand waa for
July, which remained comparatively firm
In the late trading despite the sharp set
back suffered by the September and Ie
rember deliveries. Rather -urgent milling
demand for old wheat made the bear
ttispoaed to be cautious In regard to sell
ing July.
Corn was governed mainly by wheat.
Sllghtlv Improved crop report from Illi
nois and Iowa tended to nanmrap tne
bulls. In the oats trade, encouraging
Held advices appeared to offaet to a con
siderable extent the effect of a strong de
mand from tiie seaboard.
Provisions rallied on account ot ouying
aupposed to be lor pacaers. i viia nui-
set the maj-ket had neen oepresseu as a
result of lower quotation on hogs.
Closing price on option:
Article! Open. IH igb ' low. Clo. Tes y
1 05Vfl foHS
1 01 1 UKU'n
i ml
72!
7Sal
71S
S7H
7RV,
4
S7
71 H
4S4
17 V
1 Ki
1$ Ho 1
17 12Vi!l7 10-13
17 02V4
10 25
V I 66
io sa io rv
10 7V, 10 m
riA-mm Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red.
nominal; No. t hard, $1.IR'- Corn: No. $
yellow, 754i75Vc; No. 4 yellow, 74c. Oats:
No. 6 white, 4lW4c; atanaarn, rns:.
Rve: No. 2. nominal: No. 4. 6LI5. Barley,
C?7te. Seeds: Timothy, $6.60tr 60; olover,
$s.wvins.ab. I'roviaions: rora, iis.tw:, iara,
$9.12M-: ribs. $9.75il0.2f.
BITTER Ixiwer; creamery, xuuc.
LOUS Iiower: receipts, 2S.T7li casts: at
mark, cases included. lWflHc; ordinary
fhats. IMiirme: firsts, lfil6V!iC.
POTATOICS Higher; old, receipt,
cars; Michigan and Wisconsin white, lfc&P
22c; new, receipt. 30 car; Virginia cob
blets, $r.!Ktr8.10.
POULTRY Alive, lower; fowls. 14c;
spring. 20W23C.
MOW YORK GE.1ERAI, MARKET
Qnotnllon of the Day on Vnrion
Commodities.
NEW YORK, June 29 FLOUR-stealy .
WHEAT SdoL Irregular: No. 2 red.
$1.$1U, and No. 2 hard, $l.?.c, c. I. f.,
New Vork export: No. l' northern. Duluth
$i.3t'4, and Mo. I northern, Manitoua, ii.m,
c. I. f Buffalo. Future, easy; July,
$1 US
CORN Spot. ey; No.2 yellow, 85c.
prompt shipment.
OATS Spot, steady; atandard, 4e; No.
S, white, 53'c; fancy clipped white, 54'n
fa 60c.
H A Y Firm : No. 1, $1.20; No. 2. $1.16fl'
1.17H; No. 8. $1.06: shipping. !)5cr$1.00.
HOPS Quiet: tate, common to choice,
IBM. 10W13c; PaclllC coat, 1W4. lllJc.
1PR SiftlO.
HI PES Steady; Bogota, Sic; Central
America, 27c.
LEIATHKR Firm; hemlock flrat, 32c;
seconds. HOifjJIc.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; me, $1S.
CilO.OO: famllv. J21.0OiflC3.O0; short clear,
fl9.GisO31.60. Beef, ateady; mes. 1H.(?
18.60; family, $l9.M(rt3o.50. Ird, tady;
middle west, $R. 0h.i)0.
TALLOW Barely steady; city.. 6io;
countrv, R'uSHc; special, Vc
BUTTER Barely ateady; recoipta, 32,
400 tubs; creamery extra (08 acore), 2S1f
ic; higher scoring SSVifclSc; firsts, ttSyrp
27Vo: second, L4Me3"Mo.
KQQS Weak ; receipt. 42,605 cases;
fresh gathered extra. 2H23c; extra
firsts, 20-S21c: firet, WViffliiVic; econd.
17iilc.
CHEESB Steady; receipt. 17.283 boxes;
state whole milk, flat and twin, white
special. 16Hc; state, whole milk, fist
and twin, colored, btSbc; state
wholo milk, flat and twin, average
inncv, lB'c.
POULTRY Alive, weak; express chick
ens', 22tfT:?7c; express fowls. 17c; turkeys,
not quoted. Dressed, quiet; western
roasting chicken, frosen, 18fl2Jc; fowls,
fresh iced, l3VfflSVc; turkey, fresh Iced,
1517c
I '
Mlanenpolla ;raln Market.
M1NN15APOILI8, June 29. MTI HJA T
July, $1.214: September, $1.CCS; Cash, No.
1 hard, $l.Vi; No. 1 northern. $1.24
l.S6; No. 1 northern, $1.21Vffl.t;V
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLET-64ic.
RYE $1.111.12.
BRAN-$21.60.
CORN No. $ yellow, 71(R7mc.
OATS-No. $Vhite, 4E46Vic.
FLAX-1.68Vts1.70V.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. June 29, COFFB B T ho
only business reported In the market for
cofree future her today consisted of ex
changes from December to May at a
premium of 20 points on the late position.
The market opened nominally unchanged
and closed unchanged to $ point lower,
with near month relatively eaav In the
absence of buyer. Sale. 1.U0O bag.
July, .9Sc: August, t.Mc; September, 6.77o;
October, 6.63c; November, .ac; Decem
ber, .83c: January. 6.86c; February, (.90c;
March. Me: April. e.8c; May. 7.03c.
Spot, dull: Rio No. 7. 7W: Pantos No. 4.
9ic. Coat and freight offer were about
unchanged. Rio exchange was 3-821
higher, with mllrei price 60 rel lower
at Rio and vn ret nigner at fantos
Cotton Market .
NEW YORK, Juno . COTTON-tipot,
quiet; middling uplands, $9.60o.
Future opened firm; July, 9.$-; Octo
Ixr, 9.76c; December, 10.04c; January,
10.14c: March. 10.40c.
Cotton closed barely ateady, net t point
nigner to i point lower.
LIVERPOOL, June . COTTON-) pot,
good business done, price steady; good
middling. 6.62d; middling. 6.13d; low mid
dling, 4.76d. Sale, 12,000 bales. Including
11.300 bale American and 2.600 bale for
speculation and export.
Oil and Koala
NEW YORK. June 29-ROSIN-Qulet.
TURPWNTIN'E-Bteady.
BAVANNAH. Oa., Juno $9. TURPEN
TINE Firm. ,rV; sale. 433 bbl.;
receipt. 1040 bbl.; shipments; 10$ bbl.;
stocks 21.2X7 bbl.
ROSIN-FIrm; sale. 1.419 bis ; receipt,
2,24 bhl ; shipments, l,6rt bbl.: stock,
64,7T7 bbln Quotation: A. B. $2 96; C,
D, $3 Of,; K. $3.30; F. O, $3); It. $:l.86; I,
40; K. $3.60; M, $4.26; N, $4 40; WO, 9 30;
WW. $4.60.
Dry Good Market. -
NEW YORK. June 29. DRY GOODS
Forty-Inch osnaburg were In good de
mand br the bag trade today. Cotton
varn were dull and Irregular. Serge
were advanced 10 cents. Mohair filled
ftnod ranged from par to fH cent bovr
as year.
nsjar Market.
NEW YORK. June 39.-SUOAR- Raw
barely steady; centrifugal, 4. 60s 4. Use; mo
latees. 4.0jt"4 l,'o: refined, stesdy. Sugar
f i. Hires, quiet snd about unchanged at
midday.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frails
NEW YORK. Juno 29. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes and raleln.
firm. Apricot and peaches, quiet. '
Wheatl I I
Julv.i 1 04' 1 f
Sept. I 1 08,! 1 04
Corn )
July.f 7SV, 74
Sept. I 72'l '.a!
Oats
July.l 4' 4.V,
rJept.l 7H 37
Pork I
Julv.i 1 67V, IS 70
Sept. 17 05 17 l7Vt
Lard
juiy. mt aav,
Sept. 40 60
Rib I
July. 10 2fi 10 2H
Sept. 10 66 10
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET !
- '
,. , .
Beef Steen Actire and Ten Cents
tT:i.- cv- J T -.. T
lilgner ttneep and Lambl LOie
Some of Recent Gain.
II00S SUFFER FURTHER DROP
ITH OMAHA, June it. IMS.
Receipts ware: Ctti. lings. Shsep.
Of i trial Mondav 3.77 .m1 h Su.
Estimate Tuesday 4 an l.l.fnO ll.iiO
Two Uye this week. .m A.: 2I.
Same days last week.. ..wi 2J.713 1S.1:I4
Same days vk. ago I0.7 1(1017 A.-'M
Same daya $ wks ago. s.W IT 47 s.V.I
Some tin) a wk. ago. ,H11 .J7 2.7ik1
fame days last yeai . . C.IM 1A.701 i;.lsS
The following lab) snows the reo-'lpt
ff cattle, hogs and theep at the South
Omaha live stock market or the yar to
dte, a compared with last yeir:
ms. ii4. i-. ivc
Cattle Ho4,o so . li't..
Hogs l.fi.;H 1..447.TW 274.i
Sheep l.fM4,J71 l.ir71.',o 37,78
Th following table anew the average
price for hots at the South Omaha llvs
stock tnaikn for th last few days, with
comparison:
Date, 1HI6. ll.;ll.ilgH I!'1I.I9III.H'
June ll t r.'HI 8 OJi k 621 1 : 0' I 1 ft
June 11 1 $ 04) $ 6l t $il 6 71 til
J une 14, 7 14U,' $ 6tt I U, 7: 271 T 6
June Id TosCiiO?! i T ' I 7' 4 1 PT
Juno Ml T 13Si $ 01 JO i 6 i 8 W J C4
June 17 7 l.'S $ 06 I 4.1 t 1 1 ill 7 "3
June
June
J una
7 32
1 IS. $ Mi 7 23! I '
i KOI $ 41 1 29 $ 92, I
I tl $ 401 1 36: 6 M TV
t f$
I
T ;
7 46
June
J una
7 4U 13, 9 4.11
7 4 ! 23i 9 171
$ 2.ll
June
1 1 a 44
), 16
June
June
241 I I2ti
6 09! 61
T 4$, tUtj
SOI 1
7 i 14
$4 7 40
261 1 M t I3 6 63
a; 7 nivi n ni ti i
9 i 7 4
7 US
9 131
June
June
June
June
7 $ 15,
, , SCVil I 8 44
!! 7 24V 1SI
7 34i 6 oai V oo 7 4
T 34 $ IS 9:i 7
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at th Union stock yards, South Omaha,
tor twenty-four hour ending at 3 p. m.
ye terday;
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep. H r a.
C. M. A St. V.
3
7
4
Wabash
Missouri Pacific...
Union Pacific
C. N: W.. east.
C. N W.. west.
C . St. P , M. O.
C, B. r y., east..
C B. g., west..
I
4e
III
3
42
73
11
I
.V
17
H
t. H
C. K
I. P., east 1
t. P. west
Illinois Central
Chicago lt. West
Total receipts... IW
l7
40
I'MbPUSlTlON HKAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.. 'M 1.740 1.1.11
Morrl A Co
Swift & Co i
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
..l.ffS
.. SW3
..1,082
,1.c7
a,'tl
1.72
1,140
1,'Oi
3.4.V
!.0l
3.030
Schwarti A Co
J. W. Murphy, r
Lincoln Packing Co.... 1(5
H. O. Packing . 9
W. B. Vansant Co 4i
Hill A Son (si
F. B. lewl J
L. F. Hnu 21
Hnoenstork Bro 47
11. K. Hamilton IN
Sullivan Bro 17
Mo. Kn. Calf Co.. 132
Hlggln II
Huffman 6
Meyers a
Tanner Bro 161
John Harvey 114
tOher buyers 27
Total 4.749 tt.000 10,472
CATTLE Receipts were moderate thl
morning and the total for the two day
foot up only 6,076 head, being the small
est of any recent week, although slight
larger than a year ago. Under the Influ
ence of a splendid buying demand th
market opened up early with beef steer
around l'c higher than ye1erdy. The
trade waa active at the advance and the
big end of the r.ffcrlngs changed hands
at an early hour. oOod yearlings sold up
to $9.3f. aa high aa anything ha brought
thus far this year.
Cow and half cis were strong t yester
day' advance and th trade artive. so
that the desirable Part of the offerings
soon changed hands.
There were not enough atocker and
feeder in sight to make very much of a
tost of the market.
Quotation on cattle: Good to cholo
yearling. $.75tf9 36; good to oholc corn
fed beeve, $S.S0i9.25; fair to good corn
fed beeve. $g.$o.0; common to fair
rornfed teeves, $7.26fi8 90; good to choice
heifer. $7,600 3.00; good to choir oow.
$,764y7.60; fair to good cow. $6.7Wl.T6;
common to fair cowa, $4.00iB4.76: good to
choice atocker and feeder. JT.OOrWS.tO;
fair to good atocker and feeders. $7 Oftif
7.60; common to flr atocker and feed
er, $0.2607.00; tock hclfor. $S.7iV('f7.O0;
took cow, to-odJilW; stock calve. S.OO'J
8.00; veal calves, $8.00jfl0.00; 1st bulls,
stag, etc.. $6.ff7..
Representative aale:
BBF.F STBHRS.
No. A. Ps, Ns. A. Pr.
t MI T 16 liM I an
17 I n t IMS I K
fl srvfl I 40 II 1WI I S5
IT H7 4t M Ut M
iO Ill M . IMI 16
an io I ii ii lit" is
111 111! ro II 12VH I ti
II l0t I 7li
8TB KRS AND HEIFERS
I W In II W 111
11 M Its l to
II 711 W M 7"! 9 )
1. Ml 1,4 II IK I II
17 110 6 j
COWS.
4 Ml 4 It 11 1H ( ,1
1 1040 I 0 M M7 9 70
21 T41 0 3 1I7A 71
4.... Wl 6 15 9 IS
Ml t U 19 M !
1 Ml ( 40 4 1400 7 to
3 10W 4
HBIFERfl.
1 4T T lit H
7 M 49 1 709 T 09
MVLL8.
1 1179 6 SO 3 In
9 1IX 6 9ft 6 7M 1 76
1 440 T 00
CALVES.
It Mt 10 1 319 ttn
t 470 7 0 91 1(1 9 S
1 90 I 00 1 iw Ik
BTOCKER AND KliBDEU.
9 , 941 00 I. 4 4 90
14 Ml 9 II 7 ti 7 1
HOOS Yesterday' estimate of 300 car
for today was very nearly realised, 196
car being reported in. With unh a lib
eral run, and with early advices from
other point Indicating a general weaken
ing all along the line packer started out
with the evident determination to break
down the market.
Shipper bought quite a sprinkling of
hogs, paying i itee that were generally
ion lower than thev paid yesterday. in
other words they bought hog at $7 2!ft'
$7.36, a agatnat a top yesterday morning
of $7.46. While they bought qulie freely
of such hogs ga they could use their
total purchase w only moderate as
compared with th total number on aale.
Thl left the big end of the receipt tor
the packers.
Packers svemed determined to buy their
ho aa much a 10c lower than reater-
iday'a market and seller would not
the trade dragged along during the
greater part of the morning
Representative sales: .
Ms. Av. ah. r. No. Av. Bh. rr.
14.
T 16
7.,.
.19 M 1 B
. ... t n
.111 19 T 97
. 40 T 90
.1M ... 7 )
II 314
4 374
It 4
4 T 10
U 7 SO
T tt 71.
T U 71.
f M
tsf 10
Haasaa City Live gtwk Blarkrt.
KANSAS CITY. Jung t9.CATTLR-Receipts,
7.S0O head; msrket higher; prime
steers, 9.20JT 60; dressed beef steers, tt.lt
4)9 16; westaro steer, $7.&wij0.26; cows,
$4.6037.76: heifers, $7.00.60: stockers and
feedern, t.a&.,; bulls, $6.607.00; calve,
t W-H 10 26.
HOOS-Recalpt. 16.000 head; market
lower; bulk of salea, 67 404(7.60; heavy,
t7.40Ji7.46; packers and butchers. $7.40
J.65; light. $7.407.76; nig. $6.767.40.
SHIOKP AND LAMBS Receipt 6.000
head: market lower; lambs, 3s avrjnO.OO;
yearling. r.OOOjs.OO; wether. $f.2.HiJ.2i;
ewes, .d04io.60.
t. Joseph Live Itock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June S9.CATTLB Re
ceipts, 1.900 head; market higher; steers
$7. (Oft. 36; cons and heifer. $4.5o-li.4;
calves, HVr9 .00.
HOOS Receipts. $.0u) head; market
lower; top, $7.46; bulk of sales. $7.80427. 46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rerelpt 1.000
bead; market lower; lamba. U.0i"lf 90.
at. Lonls Lira Stock Market.
8T. IXUIB. June 29 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.400 head; market higher; native
beef steers, $7 awd&.ou, cows and helfere.
W0iji4i. atockers and fseders. U(Mt
8.26; southern steers. 6 36 tj I 46, cows snd
b' lfers. $4 0fi.r.0: native calves. t, flil
!i i.
I ll 11 114 1e elnt. T Ia
.lower; pigs and lights. $na.ti7.l; mixed
and luitchera, $7.".iri . good heavy $;.7'
U17 -,v
i SIIEFP AND LA M MS - Receipts, ..
Jheail; msrket lower: clipped muttons. ;.
lu'mbi ,!,;il3i"mb"- -'-
(Hll lhll I IVK sTIK K M4H.RKT
I altle Firm Hon Weak to t ile
(rata lwff.
CHICAHO. June t!.-CATTI.Kltecelit
4 no heail. market firm; native hi-cr
steers. M 7tVfi" 7j: western steers. 17 OMr
I g.4i; cows end heifers, $;(.2.Vnti.40: calves.
17 2.vti 10 an
Hi MIS-Receipts. IS.imo hesd. maikef
weK to lower: hulk of sales f!.:t'H
T ti. llRht. $," 4i.i7.7; mined. $;.16'u7.70;
heavy, $H.'.i0i 7.56; rough, $ S""ii7 if. pigs,
$l 0li ? 4ii
SllKKP AND LA MRU-Receipts, ll.O
.head; market unsettled, sheep, gi.HntM.w,;
I lambs, $7.2aU9.utt, springs. $7.211 10.7.".
1 ainna I Mr Live Mock Market.
SIOUX CITY. June 3S C ATT I. K Re
ceipt. l.ftM head: market sleady; native
steers, $7.fli0 .16: Imtchera. $;.Vr7.7f.,
bulls, stiics, etc.. $r..nf7 r1
Steedv ; heavy, i7.3Mi7.tO; mixed, 67 lejj'
7.W; light. $7.tTI 1.10; bi:lk of snics. $7.W
mx IS Receipts. 7,i head: market
Si 7 .:.
SI1KL1
hesd
AND IJ MBS Receipts.
Mtork In ainht.
prin
cipal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
So. mi Omaha 4' IV 11.5"'
Chicago 4,(i l.0a ll.ifo
Sioux City 1. 70 2.-1
Kansas City 7.1'M 16,t"
St. lA)Uls $,400 7.400 6.3IV.1
Total.... V),tnt l.6 a:t.a0
.New fork Money Market.
Closing prices on bonds:
C g. est. H. r.... .Mo. Par r. ..
do Mtipoa ....... n a. j. v. s.
. 97
101
f. . Is res
li S. 7 rur 4w.
do cnuisMl
V. a. 4s. rst
do reupen
Panama oiipoo
Am StnsUra ts..
I"1 N. T ( 4s.
W N. T N. H. n
lll'l v is
,HNo. fs.'lllo ....
.14 Ss
rl.
...lli
... ;os
... iH
... ITS
... ni.
. . . 17
...nn's
. i
4i MS
... Hi
... MS
.. . !'
...101
... M
...
...ins,
. . mi s
.. .100',
. .. im
A T AT. rr. 4.l01f I.
Armnu, (. 4is. HPr. T
T. M.
Alrlilsin sen. 4s
1 'rsnn. pen 40 . . .
Pal. Ohio 4 ....
Cites Ohio
('. H. U I. .
C M l 4H
dn fl ts
(' a S rt. 4S .
n. H. O. nf. as.
Frls sen. 4t.
iln. Klsvlrlf H ..
lit. No. 1st 4V4t.
Ill fn. rf. 4..
. 97 Oo eon. 4H
. M HeoAlna rn 4s ,
, 9M.8 I, 9 H. r. r.
leu sm. pc rr. 4s .
It 4n rsf 4s
. t-i do rr.
, 4 He. RaMwsr 4s .
, ;t nlnn l"sottlo 4s..
MI dn nr. 4s
, nl'. P. HiiMier s.
,17 t Steel Is . . . .
SIMjWobosh 1st U ...
IiiWmi. t'nlun 4s
TIHWeot. Khsr. . I
j "K. O, Wo. ret. 6s. .
i a k. uni. ....
M K. A T. Ut 4
BU. OffenKl.
London atoek Market.
liOVDON. June American securi
ties on the stock market were Inclined
Io droop. While several sale were
recorded In American gold bonds, pre
sumably for the purpose of Investing In
the war loan, these bonds are being
shipped to America In large Quantities
and Insurance rates on inem nave neen
advanced.
SILVER Bar, iTd per ounce.
MONI.Y-1H per cent.
DISCOUNT llATrS-Phort and tttre
month' bills, 4 per cent.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. June . METAL--
Lead, ttl.Tii. Spelter, not quoted. Copper:
Kloetrolvtlo oulet at $30 Xnti'X .60. Iron:
Steady and unchanged. Tin: Easy; spot,
l-.76fo40.ZA.
At Ionnon t opper: spot. , xs oa;
future. 183 7s Id: electrolytic. !05. Anti
mony. 12.Kfria. Tin: Spot. 131 16; fu
ture, 108 10. Iead, 11 3d. Spel
ter. 100,
Text of U. S. Note
on Frye Case Made
Public at Capital
WASHINGTON. June 29. By agreement
with the Oerman foreign office the Btate
department rrnda public, last night, text
of th note, sent on June 24, by the
United State, asking Germany to recon
sider It refusal to aettle by direct diplo
matic negotiation, instead of by prise
court proceedings, the claim presented on
behalf of the captain and owners of the
American nblp William P, Frye, sunk
with Its cargo of wheat by the commerce
raider Prins Eltel Fried rich. Ambasaador
Gerard cabled that he had delivered the
note last Saturday afternoon.
The American government declares
that Inasmuch a Germany ha admitted
liability for the sinking of the Frye under
the treaty of 1862, prise court proceeding
are unnecessary and not binding upon
the United State.
Aside from the question of how the In
demnity hould be paid, the not bring
out clearly th refusal of the United
States to accept the contention that Ger
many ha the right to atop th carrying
of contraband by American ships "by
the destruction ot the contraband and the
hip carrying It." While no mention of
submarine warfare was mads In either
th last German note or the present reply,
occasion w taken to deny thl right,
because of a belief that gdmsslon of It
now might in th future bs used as a
justification for submarine attacks on
American ships.
Jury Finds Greek
Guilty of Crime
and Not Insane
George Pappandopulos. who shot and
killed hi alstar, Mrs. Ellen Arbanllls, In
a North Sixteenth street restaurant In
Omaha July 1$ last. Is not Inaane, but
guilty of assault with intent to kill, ac.
cording to th verdict r turned last night
by ths Jury.
Th defense offered by the Greek,
whose homo Is In St. Louis, wag that on
th dats of the killing, and for some
time previous, he wg mentally unbal
anced. On the witness stand he told the Jury
of a twelve-day dream. In wiilch he was
given divine Instructions to punish the
woman. Judge English refused to allow
this part of ths testimony to go before
ths jury as ovtdenoe. in spits of previous
testimony from Dr. F. E. Coulter, alienist.
Dr. Coulter emphatically stated that
ths Greek's Insanity was established, In
hi mind, beyond all doubt.
Council Passes
Barbers' Sunday
Law in a Hurry
After twenty-flv years of more or less
persistant effort th barbers of Council
Bluffs have succeeded in securing; the
passage by the city council of a Sab
batarian law that has been successfully
opposed for a quarter of a century. The
council last night pad a Sunday clos
ing ordinance making It a crime for any
barber to do any barber work Sunday.
The ordinance was so quietly prepared
by the barbers, wbo have so long sought
such a drastic law, that no knowledge
was permuted to bs given ths public, it
was presented and rushed through under
suspension of th rules without a dis
senting vote. I J is of tbs same type a
many of th previous laws attempted to
have been enacted, and which havs been
knocked out when resisted In court. The
penslties In the new on are a little more
drastic than In any of the prevtou at
tempt. I
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Recurrent Demoralization in For
cign Exchange ii Salient
Feature.
NEW LOW RECORDS SET
NEW YORK. June 29 -Recurrent de
tuoi nll7.nl urn In foreign exchange was the
salient feature of today's financial nevel
opmcnts and more than anything else
served to hold the stock market In check
Further depreciation occurred In remit
tances of three of Europe's leading capi
tals. Paris check were quoted at 6.1V
icli hsmarks at 91 'a and Urea at l it'.
These qiiotatlnna were not only the low
est reported since the outbreak of tlta
war. but established records for msn
years previous. Ixindon exchange made
shsht recovery with demand sterling st
4 " 3-1. No more gold was rocetvsd
from Canada despite yesterday hopeful
intimations from London. There wer
rumors of another inflow of gold fron'
France, but these were not borne out o
evnts across the mater.
With fea' exceptions securities Wer
hervy or Irregulnr throughout, the weak
nexs In Canadian Pacific, United Statei
Rubber and aeveral other active issuei
conducing to that end. Canadian I'aclflt
solu ss low ss 141-V an overnight loss or
4 points, and Ita lowest quotation In
seven years. Rubber repeated yester
day's low price of 4. Rock Island, ac
the shares of the Chicago, Rock Uland
Pacific railroad are now known, also
fell to the low record of IS. with a re
newal of pressure against Missouri Pa
ctri - and .Missouri. Kansaa Texas.
Offerings of Canadian Pacific .oda
cure from local aa well aa out-of-towr.
foreign sources and were traceable Ir
part to May earnings, showing a net los
ol over Iniio.ooo, or a total for th eleven
month of the fiscal year of more than
.0t0. No new explanat'on was offered
for Rubber's weakness.
There were material gain In copper,
war share and motor, but the move
ment In these Issues wat plainly nf a
professional origin and failed to carry
conviction. Trading dragged In th final
hour with lower averages, price Interest
at that time centering around the city
bond offerings.
Total salea of stock amounted to 31T.0W
shares.
There wss further heavy selling of out .
bond for European account at more or
less irlstantial recessions. Total !,
par value, aggregated $2,146,000. United
States bond were unchanged on call.
Number or aaiee and leaning quotations
on stock war as follow:
also. Htsh. Low. Clean.
Aisafct Hold l ive w In rs
Amolsosiotxt Copper .... I, ten 741 74H
Amorieaa Hsat Sugar. ... left 4v 4s 44
Antertrnn ( 27. 2m 4t 4ii 4
Amerlivs B A R 1.400 n4 71 7
Amsrtcua H. S K. M 1M,
Am. Huxar Roflnlni ..... 107
American Tsl. Tel.... 100 1294, 1x114 i;j
Amerti-an Toheero 2204
Anoeondt Mlnin I, MO rs4 M"4 IV,
Atchison I.pn 101 A04
Hslilmora Ohio. I.no 17 :t Ti
Dmnklra lUpId Transit.. a Ma U M
CallMrals Potmlouai .... to 144 Ut W
Canadian Psoitis I4.0i 14 141 UiH
Central Leather I.nno 4IH 40 40i
tlteooiMoke Ohio 4O0 M4 II 14
Chlraao O. W 114,
rtilraan, M. St. p.... to) fS 9 90
Chlcaso N. W i
rhino rrir 1.70 4 4WI 4V
Colorado Kusl A Iron.... 1.100 II tlV 904
Colorado a) gnuthsm
Denrsr A Klo Qrsnds ,
Ixnvsr A H. a. pit too i I
Distillers' Ksrurttle .... I. son ts ss m
Kris s.KW : mi.
Oensrsl Kleetrlo I.im 171 IDs If
Ort Northern f 4i lis 11 ms
Orst No. Up ethi OjOJ MS tt u
uucssnhslm Rinioratlnn.. l.luO 04 ti tl
Illinois Ontrsl lm
Inlertmroush Met. pi.... 400 7t4t TS 74
Inspiration Copper 1 00) ji
Ihtsrnatlnnsl Harreoter 100
Kansas liv ftouhhsrn
Ihlsh VsllST 1.S0I 141 141 141',
Uulsvllls a NashTllls 117',
Mssless PMroloum 1,700 74 71 74
lltllnml npner , 2l'i
Missouri, K. A T I.I'H) 10 i
Missouri Paelfle I.K 7S s 7'
Nstlonsl bead no 91 M
Nevada Coeeer 400 it 141 ht.
Now Tosk Ontrsl soo so IT t'
X. T. N. H. H 4410 4 M 14
Norfolk A W solars 109
Nnrthora raclfie too 1ST m im
rarlrie Mall 909 II II U
Psririr Tsl. Tot 10
I'rnnarlvanla ,40 1044 !'
Pit Urns raises Oar M
Rsr con. Coppor t.inn 94 Hn 21',
'Hsailln 11,100 u 1474k 147
HspMbllo Iros A gtssl t
Roek Island re.... ,aeo
Itork Islsnit Cj. pfd tno u u
HI. L 9 K Id pfil... 1.100 7 7 ',
nouthora Panne 1.401 II r
SruihstTl Haillrar I.IXU 1 14 U
Tonnoasoo Coppor 1.900 II M 3T
Tessa Company 118
tnlos Pariflo I. COO lfl in ui
t'nlns Paeirto pfd trO 9014 Kit so
I'allsd gtstos rltssl I7,oeo 1 l m
v. . hmmi pfd mo 1094 ion loo
t'tah Coppsr 9, Ki0 91 r, (7
Wabash pfd '
WoMorn ti 11 1 os iv Ms M u
Wsstlnshoiioo Blsetrla ,, 19,900 100 99 t
Montana Power i
Total aalos for th day. 917,00 shars.
Philadelphians Are
Here on First Leg of
Extensive Auto Trip
On one of th longest and most pre
tentious American auto tours svsr re
corded by the Omaha Auto club, Robert
Coane and party of Philadelphia stopped
of 1 at Omaha Sunday anJ Monday, reg
istering at Hotel Fontenclls.
Mr. Coane Is a prominent wholesaler of
ths Quaker City and is accompanied by
hie son and daughter and ths latter'
chum. Their chauffeur, Jack -C. Otis,
formerly served in that capacity for Al
fred Vanderbllt, the Lultnla victim.
Their trip will take five months to com
plets and they are still on the first
rtrttch of It. The itinerary la as fo'low:
Philadelphia to Ogden, to Idaho mine
owned by Mr. Coana, to Walla Walla,
Portland, Seattle and Tacoma, to th
Pan Francisco exposition and then to ths
one at San Diego by way of Los Angeles
and Paclflo coast resort.
From San Diego they will send thetr
big car by freight overland to New Or
leans and the party will take steamer
for Panama and thence go to Havana and
New Orleans by boat. After an auto tour
through part of the south they will again
snd their car on ahead to St. Louis,
whtls ths party takes ths river trip to
that city. -
From St. Louis they wUI tour by auto
to ths Minnesota lakes and then to Chi
cago and Detroit, from which point they
will put their car aboard a lake steamer
and go that way to Buffalo, then motor
ing home to Philadelphia by wsy of New
Vork City.
Mr. Coane was said to be carrying tour
ist checks for $18,000 to spend along thf
way.
Bes Wnt Ads Produce Result.
Movements nf isjhi aeaara.
rVwt. Arrival. Salkst.
BOKnCAt'X Oscar II
OOPtCNHAOBN.81. Paul
LI V IUR r0 ) L Denials.
Nfrw yohk levaa.
YORK.... Kristlaalanord....
NBW T01iK....smia
NKW YOKK gas rrsactac
ITOCK HOI J4 Jsaoa.
CRISTOBAL Bsssgn.
Will rduc laflamsd. Strained!
Swollen Tendon. Ligaments
Muse lee or Bruise. Stop th
lameness and Mia front a Splint,
Side Bon or bono Spavin. No
blister, no hair fori. Hon can be
used. 2 g bottle delivered. Describ
vour rase far snecial instruct inns
ma dook 1 a. rr. 1
ABSQRSiNE, JRH th antiseptic liniment fof
mankind. Koducas Strained, Torn Liaa-
menta. Enlarged Claims. Veins ar Muscle,
iiaala Cuts, tiorra. Ulcers. Allays paia. 9oc
U 00 a Boniest staler! of ail,cia. Hsak ' Mnr" frra.
W. f. T0UII3, r. 6. F, 104 Tins ;ttKt, Irn-'ml, Mut.
