Nebraska Newspapers

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FOIRENT.
FaraUkrU Hum.
Tf yoa do net see anything; that ru!ta
you In the wav o( Furnished Koomt you
rtn call at Room 104, p,oo Bldg., and ask
for the Fl-ee Furnished Room buresu
rlmi rooming or ooarding houle In any
pa rt of the city,
STRN1SHED rooms, with bath, .-loset.
neat, ngnt una water, romished Kltcheti.
Kamam Blvd. Harney lfc. o
km A rcii LAn row iti.ie
CNR nice room to one or two gcntlmen.
nomc privilege a risni parry, n avi.
THRKE single room with bosrd. Smith
exposure. Oentlemen referred. 23 St.
yturv'w Ave. Do'glas
CNFWT.Y papered front room, on jjlvd.
K. fi.
Wanted Furnished Hoomi,
X WOULD like n roim In nrtvnte home
of congenial end homelike suiToun.llngs.
ith shower hp.th preferred, hut not es
sential; would like breakfast end supper.
Kindly stste full particular when reply
In. S. Bee.
Parti Inked Hiekelii( Rum.
tU DODGB-Modern light housekeeping's
reasonable.
Housekeeping; Room.
1205 FARNAM Nice, plenn. modem
housekeeping; rooms, Reasonable.,
DAVENPORT. 2011 TWy Oil THHBH
NICELT Fl'RNISHWD FIlUNT
HOUSEKEEPINO ROOMS.
tVARNAM. 2S:2. two nl.-e housekeeping
rooms, very reasonable.
fT A V1 TV( MrKi.v f."t"R.
NISHET) HOI BEMSI I'IMI KOOMB,
$8 50 WEEK.
Ltarkt Hoasekpcpkna? Room.
'u x-aivjv a v t,. i ana a-room ftpen-
menta; clean, cool. cosy. Harney iVilO,
Hoimi sod Cottaares.
North.
ATUXj modern C-room house, on car line.
In Florence, large yard. Florence BUS.
too slain 8t.
BARGAIN If taken at once, all modern
b-room house; maple flooring In living
and dining rooms; large shade and bear
ing cherry trees, other shrubbery; one
Wk from car and school. Webster sr. 13.
r-ROOM all modern Iioum. close to car,
$2f.- Douglas iTlo.
oath.
For Rent
South half of double brick
house 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms,
ail modern, at 1511 6outh 2vtb
Sc. near Park school, on
block east of Hanscom park.
TeL Harney 1609.
Writ.
poven-room modern house. 108 S. 86th St.
Mlacellaaeoas.
SEE the Central Furniture Stores. FREE)
RENTAL. LIST.
tt'Ti Chicago, rooms, mod., flu.
410 N. 22d, 10 room, niod., 2 baths, $48,
219 Capitol Ave., 8 rooms, $30.
8708 Farnam, 8 rooms, mod. brick, $50.
SK.4 St. Mary's Ave., 6 rooms, $30.
813 N. 18th, 8 rooms, $2G.
RT NOW ALT, HRANDKI8 THEA. BLDG.
$18 6-r. cottage, modern ex. neat, fine
location, fine shape, aeant. July L
$18 7-r. dwelling, ' modern ex. heat,
Close-in, M17 Grace St.
.US 6-r. modern dwelling;, fine "hapo,
Rd and Grace.
$10 6-r. cottage, brick basement. 2 rms.
S16 Bancroft St.
W. O. SHR1VER.
l'h. Doug. 1S3. 1047 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bid
J. C. Reed
Exp. Co., moving,
packing ft. storage.
1207 Farnam. D. 148.
Maggard's $Zlt S
JngjpafcUHg.. ahlpplng. 1718 Webster (St
.DURING summer, ten rooms, two baths.
modern, reasonable; best location; ref-
fences required. Addros. H gin, rnr.
Gordon Van Co. $33
119 N. 11 th St.
Ktol Ave
Tel. D 894 or Wob. ISSt
ALL, sites. U per month up. 507 Paxton.
Houses f"'?.1, Son ft Co-' B
" " In all parts of the city.
For Rent
8-room cottaRo, 1615 N. 29th St.
J-roora ipsj-tment, Frsnkllti 8U
.-room apartment. 2J-S3 Franklin St.
All In first-class condition, nice yard,
ater rent paid by owner.
GALLAGHER & KELSON
4 Brandels Bldg. Douglas 33S2.
Nice Cool Office
With .Vault
Near the Elevator aod Stairs
- Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent'! Office. Room 103.
-R cottage, close in. 4is Chicago St.
GlobeVan & Storage
Stores, moves, packs ships; J-hors.. van
and 1 men, $1.25 per nr.; storage $3 per
mo. Batlsfactlon guar. D. 4U$ A Tv, Lu.
FIDELITY fiKT FKEE
Phone Douglas USX for complete list of
vacant houses and apartments; also for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackson Sis.
4-r.
1110 N. 22D HT.
RASP BROS
flat, steel ranirn. hbi
stova, kitchen cabinet, water paid, $17.
Douglas 13.
" Stores Office.
A nice office m a good location,
make your business plans successful.
THE BEE BUILDING
' "THE BUILDING THAT
If ALWAYS NETW"
fttrnlches Just such combinations.
Office Room 103.
STORE IN WEAD Ei'lLDIXU.
WE AD, 1801 FARNAM ST.
F. L.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to rent for Jitney service. Kord
preferred by competent driver. Address
I. 64S, Bee.
WANTED To rent auto for jitney serv
Ice; Ford preferred, by competent
J river. Address L 64.1, Bee.
WANTED TO BUY
VE pay Chicago prlres for alumluuin
scrap casliiiKS. Pnxton-Mltchell Co. o
(WANTED Good light top buggy; no rat
tletraps. Johnson Bros.. Malvern, la.
Tale buys everything Jnd hand. Web. 4WM.
OFFFICfi furniture bought and sold. J.
C. Reed. 12"7 Farnnm. Doug. 614
WANTED To buy food grocery and
meat fixtures for our new more. No 83,
at 8i7 Farnam. Tel. liasket Stoi-e Office.
Douglas :.i0.
A 'For Bale" aa will turn second-hand
furniture into cash.
REAL, ESTATE
FA KM R4! U LAVUI yoR iALR
Callturuia.
Hve Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Bmlth Co.. SI1J.14 Cli Vat. Bk. O. ftna
Live Oak Colonies
- There la t.o boiler land, nor a more
beautiful or detdrable liHatljn In Cali
fornia than our toiuoy land. To realise
this you must see It EXCl'KMON
JILT 13TI1 Can s 1! you any sizud
tract you may want, improved or unim
proved. Five literatim-.
D. 2819.
W. T. Smith Co.,
City National Bank lildg.
loi.radv.
FOR BALE Reitlou in Weld Co.. Colo.,
$175 per acre; no trades; write owner,
f Ma T ln..ln 111
Colorado.
U0 ACRES very beat farming: land In
northeastern Colorado. $10 per acre;
l 'h. balance ten year at per cent.
This land Is really worth over $15 rer
acre. Wheat on nelKhborlng farms has
averased as hlsh ns bushels per ecra
for the la-it ten years.
A. W. Burg -
. 104 W. O. W. Bldg.
Ions.
HAVK TOO A FARM FOR SAt.KT
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City, la., Journal,
' lows s Most Powerful Went A1 Me
dium." Twenty-five words every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and Avery
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen a is o
twelve different day for $-'; or $0 words.
$4; or 75 words. M.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper. W,0 readers dally In four great
states
Iowa.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM.
$S cash and $$ monthly, no Interest or
taBa; highly productive land, close to
three big markets; write for photographs
and full Information. Munger. R. 1TL N.
Y. Life Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo.
Mtsaoarl.
90 BCSHET.l corn acre; 10.000 bushels
wheat raised on 800 acres land same as
I am selling. $35 acre, $4 cash, balance
twenty years Do not let this ..hance
psB. O. $. Stelvblns. o
eliraka.
FOR SALE fi 40 ax-res of good land In
Dawson county, Nebraska; 12i acres
Bow in wheiit and corn, balance raw.
Good stock farm. No trade. Address
Owner, Box 964, Lincoln. Neb. o.
lftKACRE well Improved farm near Fair
mont. Fillmore Co.; price $llo.o pe
clal terms. John L. Maurer, Omaha, Neb.
Orea-on.
BT OWNER 40-acre improved ranch near
rni I rass; Ideal climate; good build
ings; Tokay vineyard; young pears; grain;
$4,000. William Jeffera, Murphy, Ore.
FARMS WANTED
Farm Wanted
I want to buy a good Improved farm
of lfio acres near a good town. Will go
mr as one nunnrea rnilea rrom omnlia.
Must buy direct from -owner. No nirents.
Address Arthur C. Grossman, 208 Boston
uiuro, umsna, XNeo. .
PHONE DOUGLAS 5107.
REAL ESTATE EXCTIANGE
FOR EXCHANGE.
- 875 acres, Todd county, Minnesota, four
and one-half ml'es southwest of Eagle
Bend, and only four hours' ride from St.
Paul.
Black loara soil; Clav subsoil; level to
undulating. Seventy-five seres timothy
and clover; balance scattered brush and
timber, with large acreage of open land.
Should be owned by some one with suf
ficient means to do some tilling and clear
ing. With improvements It can be made
one of the best stock farms In tho state.
Adjoining lands now selllliff at $76 to $100
per acre.
Price: t4i per acre; purchaser to -sumo
moHuaKo of $1,R75 due 1920, at
per cent Interest. Want $o.000 or mora
cash, and balance 'of eoulty in unen
cumbered Canada lanil.
HOWARD KVERFTTT.
Commerce Bldg. St. Pnul, Minn. o
FOR EXCHANGE.
$75.000 Oregon irrigation bonds. GUt-
eagen security; o per cent Interest, pay
ble sonii-annualiy. Want clear Mon
tana, North Dakota, Wisconsin or Canada
lands.
HOWARD KVERt'TT.
Commerce Bldg. St. Paul. Minn. o
TO EXCHANGE for land or city prop
erty. R-lO-aio store In a rood Colorado
town. Must get out on account of sick
ness. Address T-64S, Bee.
NICE) home. Boulder, Colo., to exchange
for Omaha property. P. O. Box 293. o
IMPROVED 100, 75 acres of corn, acres
of wheat, will make 35 bushels. Price
reasonable with or without cron and
tock might exchange.. Hellyer, Repub
lican city, Neo.
REAL ESTATE NORTH SIDE
The Greatest
Bargain
In Kountze Place
1S17 Evans St., . brand new, modern
home, large IK In if room, vestibule en
trance and coat closet, dining room with
paneled walls and window seat, kitchen,
fine pantry and vestibule, all on first
floor; three bed rooms, sun room, or
summer sleeping porchi and batn on sec
ond Cloor. This is a well arranged and
beautifully finished house: plumbing and
heating guaranteed, and house has Just
been decorated on both floors with ex
pensive paper. Full set of screens and
shades go with the house. Yard Is nicely
sodded snd street Is paved. Price only
$4,100; $3C0 cash and $35 per month. You
cannot equal this bargain in anv part of
town. Go out today. Tenant will show
you through.
Payne & Slater Co.
m Omaha Nsfl Bank Bldg.
Nifty Bungalow
Bargain
Vestibule, living room, dining room and
sun room, finished In oak; bedroom and
kitchen finished in yellow pine, with
birch floors; bath room white enamel;
oak floors throuRhout; two front room
have boamed ceilings; dining room has
plate rail, panel walls, window seat and
bookcases; sun room hus ( windows, with
a 8. K. exposure: house Is 1 stories, but
2d floor isn't finished; could finish 8
rooms', high-grade fixtures, guaranteed
furnace, floor drain: lot 40x127: paved
street; location and neighborhood Is fine;
near 19th and I-alrd His. About $400 cash
and rest monthly, or lot as first payment.
Rasp Bros. :
liifi McCague Bldg.
Douglas li'n.1.
$-ROOM HOL'BK.
All modern except heat, cemented
basement, bath with porcelain fix
tures. . New lighting fixtures, east
front.
price. $i.ty.uo.
$.1u).M . .cash, balance like rent.
This Is an opportunity to own a
house. Let us show you this. ( ,
T RAVER BROS..
Sunday and Evenings. Webster 43.
Douglas 11. VS.
706 Omaha National Bark Bldg.
On the Boulevard
4113 North 20th St.
( rooms and sleeping porch. This nouse
Is lea than 8 years old. la worth J.7i.
but owner needs the money and will sell
for $3,3un . Tte best snap In the city.
W. S. Frank
Sul Neville Block o
REAL LSTATK XORTH MDJS
NICK HOME IN KOUNTZE PLACE
FOR $3900.00.
First floor finished In oak. having a
library or den. besides hnIL parlor, din
ing rom and kitchen: three bedrooms
and bath on second floor; a well ar
ranged house, most new, on a south front
lot. ftvxl24.
W. II. GATES
47 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. 1294.
tCRAIIf-ANDTRODUCE-MARKETi
Actire Cash Demand for All Qrtiiis
Leads to Advance of Two Cent
in Wheat Market.
REAL ESTATE HOrTIl SIDE
West Leavenworth
Bungalow
MIS leaven worth St.. a beautiful new
bungalow, modern In every convenlcm-e
and finished In every detail. location
Ideal, being between the West Farnam
and Field cluh districts. I-avenwrth
car parses the door. Paved streets on all
sides and paving all paid for. House lias
five extra large rooms and bath on one
floor, and fine basement. If you want to
see something different, come out this
afternoon and look this house over. See
the beautiful decorations In all the rooms
and notice the beautiful effects obtained
throUKh the use of beamed ceilings In
parlor and dining room; bullt-ln bookcases
In living room and beautiful bullt-ln com
bination buffet and china cabinet In
dining room. This bungalow Is a little
beauty and finished so completely thnt
your time will he we'l silent In coming
out to look It over. Price. $3,000; terms
can be arranged. Open today for Inspec
tion. Payne & Slater Co.
18 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. o
SENTIMENT IS NOW BEARISH
fcaf,'w'W4? s
No i northern. $l..''ni.3.l
Fl.ol K - I ri. iiin-cd
HAHI,KV-l'ii'...
liV I'.il Hu 1 11.
BRA N- t21.o.
Cf'KN-No, .1 vellnw. 7l'.'iiT.V.
OATS No. S whit.-. 4-;ti4,j'-.
FLAX-$1.70tjl.;iV
IVIHW YORK (ir.r HII. MARK RT
Varloas
MOST COMFORTABLE
HOME
$4,900. Has five lovely rooms and bath
first floor; three bedrooms snd bath
second floor. First floor all finished in
oak. House Is strictly modern in every
respect Lovely lawn, east front, paved
street. One Uook from Hanscom Park
car line.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
644 Brandels Bldg D. 83S2 o
OMAHA, June 80. 1916.
There was an active cash demand for
all grains today.
Wheat was eieMa!ly strong, selling lo
over yesterday's prl.t-s. There whs only
a few cars of wheat on the tables and
'these were quickly taken up at the ad
Ivance. i orn receipts were fair and there
a goodly number of sales reported. The
commercial grade ot white ami yellow,
corn were In good demand and the mar-
Ket sold unchanged to He higher.
There were only five cars of oats re
ceived today, but these were easily sold
at an advance rt Wc to lc.
Sentiment In the distant futures Is gen
erally bearish. althouKh It Is rather bull
ish on July, owing probably to the de
creasing stocks and the light receipts all
over the country. Some of those who
are pesslmlstlo in regard to the new
corn crop say that several reports re
ceived from Iowa points despair of anv
thtnk like a normal vleld.
Clearance were: Wheat and flour
eot'nl to l'lr. .wi K,.v.-i-. m
lels: onts. 7.11.000 bushels.
Liverpool Spot wheat unchanged to Id
hlnlier; corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were S7S.OO0
hu.thels and shipments .Ono bushels,
arntnst receipt, of 504.t bushels and
shipments of 9tX,ono bushels es year.
Primary corn receipts were M7.0OO bush
els and shipments 7fS.00O bushels, against
receipts of SKl.ono bushels and shipments
of MO.000 bushels lsst year.
Primary oats receipts were 640.000 bush
els and shipments 4M.O00 bushels, against
receipts of amino bushels and shipments
of 7S9.0TX) bushels last year.
CARLOT RBCFJIPTB.
Wheat.Corn.Oats.
211 South 42d
$4 blocks of 40th and Farnam; T rooms
and reception hall; 4 bedrooms; oak fin
ishing well decorated: 50-foot lot: nice
bis; shade trees; $36 per month. You must
act at once If you get this.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
230 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
D. 49.
Vacant Lot Bargain
$1,500 REfllDHJNCE W)T FOR pTrV-Mth
Ave., firit vacant lot nouth of Iaven-
Wflrt h gfeuflt miia nr A . I - I-
trs in front. Konk. Ml fl, 2114 St. Doug.
ifw, k?vrnin(i,
SOUTH SIDE
$ rooms, all modem, paved street with
paving paid; located on South 27th street
within walking- distance; good location.
Price, $2,900.
C. G. CARLBERG,
312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
West Farnam
7-R Modern
$4,000
48d Street hetwean Farnam and Doug
las. Reception hall, living room, dining
room and kitchen on first floor, and four
fine bed rooms and bath on second. Ab
solutely modern and In fine condition.
Oak finish and floors on first storv. lot
60x125. Paving paid.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1536. State Bank Bldg.
REAL ESATE INVESTMENTS
Garfield County
Land Wanted
An exceptionally good Income property.
Ideally located, mouern in every respect
and almost new. Price (lo.DuO. Owner
wants land in Onrflal.l county, northern
of Burwell, for his equity of flo.tiuO. He
owns land in that vicinity and wants to
Increase his holdings.
J. H. Dumont 8c Co.
418-18 State Bank Bid. Phone DoaK. ra i.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
Homes
$100 Down
$200 Down
$300 Down
We have a number of 4, 6 anj C-room
homes in different parts "of the city we
can sell you by paving a small payment
down and the balance on email inonthlv
payments about the same as rent. Cail
or phone ua and we will send you a
list.
HASTINGS ft HEYDEN. 1)4 Harney 8t.
$4,000, Easy Terms
Owner must sacrifice new house neat
Omaha university; fine location, with
large shade trees; first floor has llvlnn
room, sunroom or library, dining room
and kitchen: nicely decorated and ouk
finish; second floor: $ bedrooms snd
sleeping porch; eryth1ng modern; paved
street and near car: $600 cash will hsn
rlle. Real bargain.
Glover & Spain
6ft
21 '
48
8U
Chicago 7
Minneapolis 117
t'uluth 18
Omaha 7
Kansas City 41
rU. IaiuIs 14
Winnipeg J4
Sales reported today: Wheat No. 1
hard winter: i car, $1.24; 1 car, $1.2SV4
No. 8 hard winter: 4 car. $1.80. No. 4
hard winter: 1 car. $1.20. No. 2 durum:
J car, $1.16. No. 8 durum mixed: H car,
$1.81. No. 8 mixed durum: 1 oar. 81.18.
Corn No. 8 white: 8 cars. 78c. No. 8
white: t care, 71o. No. 1 yellow: 8 oara,
.2c. No. $ allow: 8 cara 72c No. 8 yel
low: 1 car. 71c; 8 cars. 71 "o. No. I yel
low: 1 car, 71,c; 1 csr, 70Vo. No. $ mixed:
8 cars, near white, 71Vjo; 8 cars, 71c. No.
8 mixed: 8 cars, 70Sc. No. 6 mixed: 1
csr. 70c. No. mixed: 1 car, tHc Sam
ple: 1 car, 8Hc; 1 car, 67Vtc; 8 cars. fo,
Oats No. $ white: 1 car, 4uc; 1 car, 44Vc:
8 cars, 44Sc. Samplo: 1 oar, 48c
Omaha Cash Prlcee Wheat: No. $ tur
key. 81.25fel.27; No. 8 turkey, $1.3k3L8;
No. 2 hard. $1 ifl.24: No. $ hard, $1.2uii
1 13; No. 4 hard. $1.14411.80; No. 8 spring.
$J.lldfl.2I; No. 2 durum, $1.14a4.16: No. 8
durum. l.1BtjH.14. Corn: No. 8 white, 71V
liTir; No. 8 white. 71'4fnVo: No. 4 white,
.lflTlc; No. 6 white. 70Mj7iyiO: No. 4
white. 70Hf71o: No. t yellow, 7107Jo;
No. 8 yellow. 71H4l714o: No. 4 yellow, 7ia
71V,c: No. S yellow, 7oVj371c; No. 1
mixed, 7iV&71e; No. 8 mixed. 7aMJW4o:
No. 4 mixed, eV!j70Vic; No. 6 mixed, KH,
t)70o; No. mixed. t!tf6!rio; samiilo
mixed. (KiffWVie. Oats: No. 8 white, 40si
4';c: standard, 464WiHc; No. 8 white, 441
iE4jc; No. 4 while. 44Sf44V4c, Barley. (11 iff
4c; No. l feed, rav&sio. Rye: No. 8, $1.04
fll.07; No. 3. M.tVdl.Oii.
I . I
Qaetatloas of the Day oi
Minedltles.
NEW TORK, June .-FLOtrn-Stendy.
WHEAT Ppot, Irregulsr: No. 2 red,
I1.32W, and No. i hard. $1 8M. c. I. f.
'New Tork; No, 1 northern, Duluth,
$1.87Vj, and No. 1 northern, Manitoba.
$!., c. I. f. export. Buffalo. Futures
were steady; JVly. H.H'i.
CORN Spot, steady; No. 2 yellow, fce,
prompt shipment.
OATSfpnt. firm; standard, r; No 3
white. MVS fancy clipped whlta. 5fiW
67c.
II AT Firm' No. 1. $1.80; No S. 8i.l.'yffi
1.174; No. 8. $1 .0J; shipping, "WcTtLOOV
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice.
T01SIAHA' LIYE11TO 1MKET
Hct7 Cattle Ten Higher and Othen
Steady to Eaiier Sheep Steady
and Lambs Lower.
H00S FULLY TEN CEUTS UP
Pacific coast. 1M4. lKul.lo.
Bogota. Tie; Central
first, 32c;
1914. 10W.V;
11-13, S'iflO.
IIIDKt Steady
America, lie.
I.BATHKR rirm; hemlock
seconds, swine,
PROVIPIONP Pork, steady: mess. $11 50
??1!00; famllv, 821.KMTT.1 00; short ilear.
1S Htyacn 60. lleef. firm, mess. (18 sv,fc
I8 60; family, $1 W0N.V. Ird, firm;
middle w est, $8 iXHit 0i.
TALIXW Dull; city, 6V; country.
BTt''Jfilt: speclsl, OV.
BUTTKH Barely steady; relpts. 11.
fc7 tubs; creamery extras CM acorei, tl
2c: higher soorlng. 8SW2!o: firsts, Wnf
ITSc: seconda IHJtf.itr.
FOUS Weak; receipts. 1."la rases;
fresh gathered extrss. 22?23c; extra
firsts. 2if21o; firsts, lsmjll second
17-aiv.
CHKfB Steady receipts, 927 boxes;
state whole milk, flats' and twins, whlta
sieclala 16Hci state whole ndlk, flats
and twins, colored. liMri6c; state
wholo milk, flats and twins, average
fancy, lfV,c.
POrLTRT-Allve, weak: chlokens.
broilers, ZXtMo; fowls, lHSviM7e. Dressed,
dull; western froien roasting chickens,
ifJOtOe: fresh fowls, loed, lSHtrittHc; fresh
turkeys, loed, Uxjl7e.
SOVTH OMAHA. June .V. 11
iieceipt. were: Csttle. Hogs. Sheep.
yi-i'iai Monrtav 877t
Official Ttiesdav. 4 W1
Kstlinate Wednesday.. 8.OO11
1 , Three days this week 11.4S7
t Same days last week.. 14 Ml
1 Sumo days 2 weeks sk I4.11
eanie days 1 weeks ago 1) 41
Same days 4 weeks so 14.874
Same days lat 1 ear. .10.::
The followtn. .- u.lDla
of cattle, hogs and t-heep at the South
-Jmaha live ato.-k market for the year to
date, aa com-.ared with last year:
. imA. 114 Inc. , Dec
t1 Ci0;,4.i0 2.uM 106.JW
' ..I.HS.4.4 l.XWf.91 t7.sl ....
"'JLIT" 1.040,va 1,07 674 80,711
The following table chows the average
Price for hogs at the South Omaha live
tock nistk.t for the last few days, with
comparisons:
C HICAGO OR4IV AND PROVISIONS.
1 1
Features of the Trading: muA daaias;
Prices on Board ( Trail.-
CHICAOO, June 30. Unexpected heavy
rains In Oklahoma, Arkansas and Mis
souri tended to drive a majority of
wlinat traders to the bull aide of the
mitrki-t. As a result prloes closed firm at
Tvjnc nut advance. Corn gained H4to
net. outs wound up H'tple higher and pro
visions will) a rise of 630c.
It waa not until business In the wheat
pit '-ad been under wsv for some time
that sentiment began to rear decisively
In favor of giving quotation a hoist. The
easy (dart was duo to improved condi
tions shown on the westher map. but
htillifdi estimates of the domestlo winter
crop and of the exportable surplus of
India noon acted as more than an offset.
Strenglh developed rapidly after storm
dnnuiKo newa began to flood In from the
southwest and especially aa purchases
overnlttht from first hands were said to
have been next to nothing.
DesMto assertions of some exporters
thnt wheut sales to Europe had become so
difficult as to tie alnoet on a gold basis,
free on board ship. 400,000 bushels of old
and new wheat were announced aa hav
ing been disposed of for ocean passage.
No doubt was expressed, however, but
that the demoralised condition of tho
foreign rxehanse market was greatly
I'Hm'ierlni the export trade.
Corn strength was mainly In sympathy
with wheat. The bearish character of
I ha government w oekly report formed
noniottiln'r of n handiest) for the bulls. In
ih onts crowd most attention was given
to an active demand from the see board.
l!rd(nnK snl"S. however, made the de
ferred months relntlvelv weak.
Higher prices In the hog market lifted
provisions OoshIp continued that Euro
nenn srovornments had placed big orders
ho'' 'or ments.'
Closing prices on options:
Liverpool drain Market.
LIVKRPOOL. June 80. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 northern. Dulutb. Us 8d;
No. 2 hard winter, lis 41 : No. S. Mani
toba. Us 4Sd; No, 8, Ua 8ld.
CORN Spot, quirt; American mixed,
new. 7s lid.
v 1
NFW YORK ST4CKS AND BOWPS
Europe's Llqaldatlow of t' a. Bonds
Topic of Dlsews.loa.
NEW YORK. June 90. Int reaaed offer
ings of our securities for foreign Inter
ests and the uneasiness arising from
further weakness) In all branches of the
foreign exchange market provided the
motives for today's Irregular and halting
stock market. Kurope's persistent
liquidation of our bonds has assumed
such proportions aa to form the toplo
of general discussion In bsnklng circles.
Some high grade Issues In the railway
division show losses of 1 to almost 3
potnta for the week.
The bulk of the selling, according to
popular report cornea from London, which
Is unloading for Its own and French ac
oounts. Oermany Is liquidating largely
by way of Holland. The extent of these
operations mar be judged from the fact
that today's sales of one Issue. Bnltlmore
Ohio convertible 4s alone aggregated
$115, OuO. Total salus of American bonda
today, mainly for future delivery, ap
proximating $t00.oi0 at par value.
Aa for foreign exchange new low records
were made for remittances to Iiondon,
Paris. Rome and Petrograd. There were
heavv offerings of checks on Paris at
6.78. with comparatively few acceptances.
Checks on Kome, or llres. were quoted
at ti.23 and rubles, or Bussian exchange
were quoted at 38, representing a dis
count of 18 per cent against the par value
of the American dollar. Sterling; stesdled
after dellning to a fraction under 4.7.
Apart from thane conditions, the stock
market lapsed into extreme dulness, in
anticipation of the coming holidays.
Almost one-half of the sesson s trading
occurred In the first hour. A few of tha
better known railways, was specialties,
copiiers, petroleums and motor special
ties made early gains of 1 to 8 points,
some of which was later forfeited.
Secondary railways continued to reflect
the uncertainty attendtnr their future.
Missouri Pacific declining to . Its low
record of the early year end Missouri.
Kansas ft Texas' falling; 84j to -U, Its
minimum price of msny years. - Total
sales amounted to 226.n00 shares.
The Bank of Knglsnd was a purchaser
of some 3.ono,00 additional gold, but so
far as could be learned no part of It
was subject to release In thla country.
The general bond list wss heavy, at
variable concessions. Total sales, par
value, aggregated $3,710,000. . , t
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
irtrh. La. Cles..
! XH4
I. KM)
Artlclel Opon. I High ' Low. Close. Yes'y
Whestl 1 I I I
.lulv.f 10V 1 nfiSI 1 044 108HI 10C4
Kept. I 1 01, 1 tt'V 1 0im 10V 10T4
Corn 1 I 1
July. 72 V H -721 73 73H
Sept. 7Hil 72S 71Wi 2i 1l
Oats I I
Julv. 43' ! 44S ..43'.,' 44S 4H,
Sopt. 37V,i 374, 37i 87', 87,
Pork I I I
Julv. I 16 8741 ! SO 11 674 16 80 16 66
Sept i 17 174! 17 a 17 174 17 25 K 124
Lard I '
July. I 8 i 46 9 2T. 9 424 234
Sept.' 9o0 I 74 9 60 1 674 8 474
Klbs I II'
July. 10 10 40 10 86 10 40 10 824
Sept.! HI 06 ( 10 70 I 10 n 10 74 10 824
Douglas 8962.
918-20 City National.
REAL ESTATE 8VBURI1AN
Florejtee.
C. L. NETHA WAY for trades. Flor. 276.
REAL EST AT 75 IXIAN9
FARM LOAN3, li PER CUNT
TC'T.AN P fc Tit1 ' M BULL. 4S lies l!lvlg
$100 TO 110,000 madi promptly. F. U.
weaa. weao nicy . utn and Krn..m Bts
CITY anj farm Idana, 8. 64. rr ent.
J. H. Dumont A Co.. 418 State Hir,.. '?
WANTLl--Oood (arm and City loans at
lower, rar.es.
PETERS TRUdT CO.. 1122 Fnrn.im.
WANTED-City loans and w'arrau')'. V
Farnam Smith & Co.. 120 Karniv-n St.
SIEDICAL
Chicago Cah Trices WhestT No. 2 red.
$1.264l 28; No. 9 hard, $1,284. Corn:
No. 2 yellow, 7DVft7k:; others nominal.
Oats: No. 3 white, 4HVa4tc; standard,
iiUSc- Kye: No- 1-17' Barley, mf
72c. Seeds: Timothy. $5.60fl.7S; clover,
$8.rAG13.8f. Provisions: Pork. $16.75; lard,
$t .4; rllis. $.76'010.2C.
Bl'TTKH Lower; creamery, 224T370.
E(i(JS lx)wer; at mark, case Included,
I r-fi l'v-: ordinary firsts. Ifc4il4c; firsts,
icaif.'.c
I'OTATOKJ U'nsettled; new. receipts,
& cars; Vliglnla Cobblers. $1 8071.90; Ok
lahoma and Arkansas Triumphs, sacked,
Wa-rtfx : old. receipts, five cats; Mlohlaan,
and Wisconsin, white, lSUic.
POULTKY Alive, lower; fowls, 134o;
j srlnrs. 2itr"3e.
j Kansas (Mr (train Pro I. Ions.
! KANSAS CITV. June 30. WHhVAT
'No. i hsrd. $1 24Jjl.3.'; No. 2 red, $1.1$;
IJuly. $l.''H1i'1.O0; Stptcmber, M'c; 1 e-
ceinbcr. W'g'-.
COP. N No. 2 mixed, 71ii734c; No. I
white, "4'-i 7.V ; No. 2 yellow, 7.x': No. 8.
744c; Julv. "l',c; September, Hc; De
cember. Hl'uimc.
! OATS'-No. 2 white. 47c; No. 2 mixed.
I Bl'TTKH-Croe merr. 27r; firsts,
i conds. 2.V; paclilnit. I!i4c.
K.OCS Firsts. 17c; sefonds. 13Uc.
.' POULTRY Hens. 12c; roosters,
broilers, 1Ki22c.
2Sc;
A BARGAIN if taken at once, modern
ti-ruom house; maple fiourlua, shade
trees, bearing 1 berry txevs. ciher shrub
bery; liloik from car Hue. Phone Web.
Soil .
BAROAIN BY GAY N Ell
A beautiful 8-room, ttrtctly modera
home. In splendid condition; good loca
tion! aleaaatly flnlahe4 inside; aa good aa
new; large lot; cistern. Prloa $8,700. Call
86U WirC Phone Web. 24 after I a u.
RUPTURE
Rupture treated successfully by all safe,
scientific methods. The majority are
cured without a surgical operation. V e
have treated many hundreds of men.
women and children. The cott Is deter
mined after examination, and lime re
quired to cure two or threo weeks. Call
or write for further particulars. Frank
H. Wray, Suite 8ji, Be Bid , Oruaiia.
Nek.
at. Loots Grata Market.
ST. I.OUIS. June 80. WHEAT No. 2
red. $l.l44ti'l 16: No. 2 hard, nominal;
Julv. $102; September, 94c.
CORN-No. f, 76c; No. 2 white. 774c;
July 7He; September. 7l4OT4c.
OATS-No. 8. 47Vu44c; No. 2 white.
50c.
P1LKU FISTULA CURED.
Dr. EL R. Tarry cures piles, fistula aad
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed aud no
snoney paid until cured. Write for book
en rectal diseases with testlnjoolala XH.
K. R. TARRY. 80 m bid,
t
Mlaaeapolls (irala MtrkI.
VINNKAPOLIS. June 80 WHEAT
July. $1.U4; Hepteniber. $1.04; Np. 1
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY property
11. T
W.
Irge loans a sue lalty
Thomas. U Btste Bank Bldg
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
M. W. BlndWr, City Nstlonal Hank Bldg
OMAHA homes. East Ncbrsska farms.
O KEEKE REAL EUTATifl CO..
101 Omaha National. Phone Dougtas 871S.
8KB as first for farm loans In eaaivrn
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
citv i)km r n Cm-ura
6
Alula OeM ,
Amalxamat.! pp.r ...
Am.rlca Ht nug.r....
Amrlran Cm
Amrlin H. A H
America K. A H ltd .
Am. Riissr lUflnlni
Am.rlo.it T.I. Ttl ...
Am.rti'.a Tobrra
An.C4mf1a Mining
Atchison
PKltlm.iT. a Ohle
Braoklrn HUtla Transit .
Csllturnla I'rml.yoi
Osnsdlan Fscltla
Ontrsl L.a(h.r
rb.Mpe.lt. a Ohio
fblrago O. W
Chlo.su. M. A St. P...-.
Chlcso N. w
Chlno nwr
(k,lor Kul Iros....
Colorado ft S 011th. m
Iwnrr a Rio Ormnil.....
llDT R. l. Pl
rIMIIlr' nmnirtll)
Erte
0Mral Elwirte
Orwa Northern ,M
Ort N. Or. tf.
Ousssnh.lm Biplorstlos..
Illinois I ntrl
Int.boroi(h twt pfa...
InHrstloa Cvpvr ... ..
lntarnatlonsl HMTW.r ..
KanM City aouth.rn
Lshlsb V.ll.r
Luul.rlll. A Nuhvlll...
M.i loan PMrol.ua
Miami Copper
MiHouri. K. ft T
MlMouri P.rHtlo
N.tloii.1 Ulwult ...
N.lkMial
K.vail. "ppw
New York onlrsl
N. Y., N H a H
Norfolk ft Wtrn
North.rn rwclfla ,
Paolfla Mall ,.
Paniria T.I. a T.I...... .j
pwrnwrlfacls
Rar (. Copper
Raaalns
Vpublli iros a 8tMl....
Rurk Ulantt to
Hock Island Co. ptd
1 u a s. i pt..
aouth.rn Partfln
8outh.ro luilwar
IwnwM Onopor
T.aaa tompn)r
Union I'arltio
fnlos Pltlc P'd
l oll. 4 mate. Su.1.
I. 1 atwi prd
t't.h foppor
Wafa..k pf4
W t rn t'alns
W.MIngoouaa Filwtrta .
Total ! tor tha day
8V
tlao
l.l'C
4114
1
14
'
.4
1S
400 I3IS 114
t.K
1.7O0
s.pno
i.kis
Si
1i0
76't
14kH
40
00 lift
11 . 44
110 .114
W"4
7i
1424
404.
2t
4H
11 V.
4.2no
too
t.Hun
i.100
aw
4
t
17ISk
11
Hi,
IS
8H
M.
19'
lit
4
3
74
4H4
S
0
1044
lot
1HH
IM4
w
loot,
'
4
14
1.',
40',
IP.
t'
1K
4H
II
H
S4
400
'i.floo
n
t.l"0
too
MS
)W4
ll
MS
M'4
K
too4
1414 1414 141
117U
w
too 114 ill.
744
84.
14
74
li
1.(0 1 r4 ti
00 in .1044
too 11
l.40
400
U.euv
lw
7I
I. ieo
4.S00
II. 2n
bM
lid
401
iOO
KM,
14
14144
Ml,
14
74
II
os
lN4
644
.
44S
1044
1474
Tt
7 '4
l"4
s4
II
1274
1144
Vt
10, .4
414
4
4
M4
U4.000 atiaras.
7
is
i
117
41
sat
4
1"!
m
14714
'. 4
7i
rs
144
m
1M
11714
81,
40
l"i
7S
' 14
444
Loral Hlocks aad Uoads.
Quotations fomlihad hr Bsras. Brisker ft C ,
441 Oaiaiia bauk building
Block Bid Aakas.
Asiarlras tm.lttn( gM-ulitlai, ptd ... 14 ft
nankr. Menim Ixaa 14
enr Katlon.l I. nil pa
n.r. A IV) . P'n II 11
P.lrni.nt Craaiurr. T pw ont ptd.... 100
H.i.ld BuWiu. 4 par oant pfd a4 o
U Broom ft Li.t.r pfd 474
Mountain Hi.Im Tela 101
Omaha ft 'u Bl'ift. at. Rr ptd 71
10
71
7
110
rf
111
H
44
tlmana a I'o. niufd Rr ft Bnd(a pfd. 44
fwltt ft Co Pfd 104
Villon rttork tarda stock M
Flat. Rank. Omaha
Hut.ib.rsw a Co.. 7 par c.nt pfd So
Sioux I Ur Yard, pfd
bonda-
Cudahr PkS Co.. I84 100 1,444
Colasibua, Nab.. BIm: la UU l 11
( M r National Bank Bid, . 4s K
Outillnantal Oas a Blea. la. 1177...... uv,
IiundM. N.b . atunlclu.1 ,.. 1IM0 . . 101 71 101 M
k.nsa. Ct U ack. blst. 4aa. mm. .1 a a 101 U
Iylalana I. 1M loll, iJtw
N.e auta T.lrpbooa sa 7t 44
Omaha flee U ft Pow. 4. INI an S714
Omaha Bawar 4,.. 14 tv. yJ
Ouj.ha ft (o uiutf. at. Br. te. ltw . 14 ,
Horkr Mt. Ku.l la. twnu. ft
Hloua City twerk Vda. 4a. ir i
I nixnllr Plac. N.b.. 4... 1417 M w4
Wlohlta Vnlon Stock Tda. 4a. ISJ4 r too
Ita-dlTld.ad
I
. I.ondoa Slook Market.
IiONDON, June SO With the esieptiou
of snlllnj Canadian Pariflc to a lower
level, business In the American section of
the stock innrkot was confined to further
isles of gold bond at eaalr prices.
KILVFR-Har. iSd per ounce.
MON K V 14 per cent. Discount rates,
short bills and three months. 44 per cent.
s art 10 !
i:,fMt u.ti
12,000 7.0f
S4.8S7 28.S9S
3.0fvJ 87.K48
33.781 .T4
8S.S70 4.t!
4I.S. P.4'
28.11, 2S.?H
w ltn-the tistla aeHTe-Trytt-the- liewiewtl
good gulte a string of wethers sold st
$1 SO. Some shorn fed western lambs sold
up to $s.w.
tiling lambs, which constituted th
bulk of th receipts, wera very slow, and
It was midday or after before a clear
snce was effected. There 1 a feeling
among buyers that am-lne lamha which
advanced 4Vo on Monday, are entli-elv
u man. ana xiiey oave been worKing
ever since to wipe out that advance.
Sellers have fought hard against the de
cline, making the market very alow yes
terday and today, with the result that H
was after midday both days before a
clearance was effected.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
fair to
to choice.
1. no.
tVO"; ewes, fair to good, $4.2n3.(io.
Itehresenlatlve ..To...
No.
ni Idaho feeder yearlings....
S." Idaho feeder yearlings....
ireiier yearlings
84 cull yearlings,
121 lilnho ewes
9i Idaho wethers
culls ;
Idaho feeder lambs. ...!!
K7 liialin lamb
1" fed clipped lambs
1418 Idaho wethers
i cull wethers
274 clipped lrunha
etui lamhs
W'ouaiions on sneep and Iambi
spring. r 4on.ij0; yaarllngs.
choice. $.t)-,j'7.0; wethers, fair
8,.fjjn HO; ewes, good to chol
. Tate. ! ls16. 1P4.11S. 1912 ll'm . 11910.
June
June
June
lune
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Juno
June
June
June
Juno
June
18! ? r41 8 111 f2l 7 81 5 I
8 001 8 T 91 16 T 9 8S
18
14 T 14T4
ml t
0, 8 01
.R4
is
2S' T !4
T 244
Mr 841
8 01
8 06
8 11
8 9DI
8 81
8 ml
8 u
Jit
8 17
8 iM
8 IS
I 8 tt
in
1 8$
1 "
7 U
8 4.S 7 1S 5 91 9 21 7 48
8 8.'l I m I 80i T l
8 Ml 7 ,V. $ 791 9 $7
1 7 85! I 7 40
8 50- 1 8 Si. 9 3K
19H".
8 41 1 f 20. 8 92
8 4 T 36, 8 H T
8 A1
9 44
9 fl
8 M
8 62
8 41
1 'l
T 40
14
T 46
7
7 M
7 A
8 441 7 84 OS
7 84 8 11
$ IT 9 401
8 23 9 17
8 1 9 lftl
124
8 81
9 84
9 M
a
9 18
8
63
7
T 89
7 45
7 40
7 48
7 to
a
7 84
7 U
I 8 80' 03' T M
A v.
. 77
. M
. 7:i
. 70
. 9o
. 91
. 84
. 4
. 81
. 81
, 100
. W
. 81
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Pr.
5 V..
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7
111 It
5 ll
8 iii
4 ;.
4 2.
Sunday.
Raoelpts and disposition of live stock
at the Union stook yards. South Omaha,
lor twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m.
yeaterday:
RF3CBIPT8 CARS.
Cattle, lloas. Hliesp. H t i
C. M. Ft. P I b .. 7
Wabash ...., I 1 ,.
Missouri Iaeif1o .... 4 1
I'nlon PacKlo 88 48
O. A N. W.. east... 4 4
C. ft N. W.. wit... 88
C, Ht. P., M. A O.. U 18
C, B. q., east... 2
C. B. west... 14 81
C. R. I. A P., east. 8 10
Illinois Contrsl 1 8
Chicago U. W..... 8 $
101
18
I
1
8
1
44
1.41
8,832
76J
Total reoelpta ...122
DISPC)SlTION HE7AD.
Cattle. Hogs. Blieep.
Morris & Co HA l,o l,3f
Kwlft ft Co 714 1.41
Cudahy Packlnff Co.... 79 9.4HO
Armour ft Co 8X5 i.Wl
Pchwarta ft Co. S7
J. W. Murphy 1,416
H. A 8 48
Benton, Vanaant ft L. . 2! .....
Hill A Bon 8
F. II. Iewls 42
H. F. Hamilton 33
Sullivan Bros .....
Mo. Kan. Calf Co.... 82
Hlgglna 4
11 tiffins 11 , 7 '
Roth . 48 .....
Meyers It
Tanner Bros. , 41 ......
John Harvey :
Other buyers 202 .....
a...
.8,403 12.008 8,801
Totsls
f'ATTLK Receipts of cattle were oulto
moderate this morning, only .120 cars
being reported In. Tho total for the three
days this week amounts to 11.4.77. bead,
hidng the smallest of any recent week,
but larger than a year aao by 1,400 head.
The feature of the trade in beef steers
was the greatly Improved demand - for
heavy cattle, which were very active and
loo or more higher than yesterday. While
there was nothing; that oould be quoted
as strictly prime, there were a number
of loads good enough to bring $9.20 and
$9 25. After the more urgent ordere were
filled the market eased off on the close.
Good light yearlings were steady with
yesterday, the best selling at $W . The
less desirable yearlings, tnst Is, the fair
to pretty good kinds, wera alow to a little
lower. Cows and heifers opened strong,
but closed weak. Feeders showed little
or no change, being generally steady with
yesterday.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choice
yearlings, $t).7JfO 86: good to oholce corn
fed beeves, $3 8014). 2ft: fair to rood corn
fed beeves, 88.nH.0O: common to fair
comfed teeves, $7.2cf8.90; goo J to choice
heifers, $7,604 8.00; good to choir cows.
I8.7&W.60; fair to good oows, $u7tvti.7&t
oommon to fair cows, $4.0h3.,7t; good to
oholce stookera and feeders, $7,6018.20;
fair to good stackers and feeders. (l.OWif
7.80; common to fair Blockers and feed
ers, $.2637.00: stork heifers, . $.17577.001
stock cows, $S.sOo.H): stock calves, $.0fVA
8.(K; veal calves, $8.00tf.T6; fst bulls,
tax, etc.. $oe7..
Representative sales:
BKKF 8TEirari8.
Na. At. P..
i IIM III
M.
I
10.
No.
I ..
...
14...
II...
...
I ..
II ..
Av. Pr
... mi im
...Hit IK,
...lltl 9 10
...UM I li
...117 I7S
...10 I 7ft
.1111 I SO
I.
87..
.... lull
....1114
... .1111
....till
I II
I
lie
IS
.1M I 2ft
.114 PJ
81..
24..
..
II..
It..
II..
4 .
4..
1..
8Tr KHH AND HElFtUB.
.HM7
lie
, 74
no
118
m
.11H
1 10
I K
I U
I 0
I
I U
7
7 0
1 ::r.::::::i
IM 1 II t
... V7 W 44 ...
... mo I 00 11
... IM III 17..
... Ill III 41..
... 142 IH 14 .
Ct)WH.
... 8M I M I .
...1044 I 10 8...
. . . f 39 f 00
HiSIFFRH.
1 171 I 91 10 : an IK
1 W0 t M
DULLS.
MO 8 71 1 1U IH
intl IS 1 llaO I 90
St6ckrks AND FEEDFlta
SM I SO n 707 T II
?
HOOS There was a good, big buUo In
tha hog market this morning. The trade
opened 6410o higher, both shippers and
packers buying quite freely at the ad
vance. As It became apparent that the
packing demand was heavy, the market
strengthened up, . becoming fully loo
hlslier and closing at the !est time even
stronger than that. In other words, tha
general market thla morning was right
at lOo higher than yesterday and active
enough to effect a clearance of pretty
much everything In sight by 10 o'clock
In tha morning. A large proportion of
all the bogs aold inside the range, $7.8047
7.40, as against a bulk yesterday of 87.20
fj7.80. The popular price yesterday was
XI. Z,, while today $7.36 was the favored
figure. Aa high as $7.46 wsa paid for
the best, as aaalnst yesterday's top of
$7.86.
As a whole tho market wss very satis
factory from start to finish. Today's
advance makes up a conahU rahle part
of Monday's and Tuesday's decline, leav.
Ing the market barely Ac lower than It
was at tin close of last week, and a
shade higher than It was one week ago
today.
Represents five sales:
No. At. Sh. Pr.
It IM ... T
(1 140 SO T M
ta in so t ii4
si til ... T K
II -4 18 IS
47 Ill ... T IS
70 7 11(1 ill
17 iiai s jo 7 10
44 177 1 7 SO
so i;o a in
I loo ... 7 10
M n ... 7 14
11 111 so 1 114
41 It 40 1 Wi
41 MO 44 T -J
41. 141 ... 1 a
7...:.. m t
41 .2M IN Ik
40 14 40 7 M
44 I0 W til
80 7 .40 T II
II Ml SO 1 14
No. Av. Sh. Pr
It oo ... T 15
H 101 ... 7 IS
4 SOI Mtl T Ift
t 211 ire 7 II
44 tt lift 7 la
1 4 IZO I II
40 2fl 4U 7 15
41 11 7 I;,
111 trt l 7
n a m 1 H
71 137 ... T 16
70 140 40 7 85
ft IM SO T II
ST 115 ... 7 S
71 JK M t 37.
"1 Ill ... 7 74
:.. no ... 7 174
U JU 40 7 174
47 He t 40
70 Ill ... Tll
14 Ill 40 7 41
44 144 ... 144
4 HICAtiO MVK STOCK MARKRT
t attle ftt row. Hogra (trong tbeep
TJasettled.
CHICAGO, June SO. CATTLE Re
celpts.. l.o) head; market strong, mostly
10c higher; native beef steers, H.H9i.
western steers. 87 8oj 48; cows ami helf
era, 8.1 .K!iH.60; calves, $7.25510.50.
HIM IS Receipts. 88.0U0 head; market
mm joanbe higher: bulk, $7.5ov7.7i.;
light. $,.66414.90; mined. $786.86. heevv.
8.tKir7.7R; rough, r.'fi7.16; pigs, 6.oo'a
1.0".
NHEPP AND LAMHS Receipts, 14 00H
head; market tinsetUed; sheep, $n. '." Ha;
lamha, $7.0om86; springs, $7.ij.W.60.
Kansas City l.tve atock Market.
KANSAS CITY. June SO.-CATTLK-Re.eli.ts.
IM head;' market higher;
prime fed steara. $9.K7.i; dressed beef
steers M60419 26; western steers. 87.2MJ
9.26; cows, 4.ovu7.76; helfera I7.00tf9.6i;
!.rrr" . Bd '"'"rs. 8S.264J 60. bulls. $n.0n
if 7 (v; calves. $u.Oku.i0 85. .
HOUS-Recelpta. 10. OuO head; . market,
higher; bulk of sales. $7 Stiy'J tl; heavy.
$7.4ofi7.K; packers and butchers, $J.50i
7.a; light, r.46U'7.i; pigs, $J.763...
S1JKJ0P AND I-MRS-Recelts. 7.t
head; market. WirtSr lower; iamba,.$!0r'
9 NO; yearlings $HHj 100; wethers, $5.V
8.26: ewea. IA inV,;, m
at. I.nals I.lve Block Market.
ST. LOlTia. .lunt? 80. -C ATT LB Re
ceipts. 8 HoO head; market higher; native
beef steers. 87.6oifi9.o0; cows and heifer.
$i.O03S .40; stockers and feedei-o, $t.0fro.2S;
gonthern steers. $8.26i.K; cows and heif
ers 4 00u.n0: native calves. 98.004il0.6O
HOOrt Receipts, 7.900 heed; market,
higher: piga nd lights. 84i.8tvJ-7.S5; mixed
snd butchers, $7.7tr7.; good heavy, $7.78
eyr.go.
HHhlEP AND LAMBS Receipts. . 4,10i
head: market steady to c higher;
clipped lamhs, $7.6fHi8 60; clipped muttons.
$6.0trjr6.26: spring lambs. $7.tsri10.10.
t . . 1
Blooc City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. June JO.-CATTLE-Recelpts.
1X00 head: market strong:- na
tive steers, 88 8Mi9.00; butchers, I6.MJT8 a:
oows and heifers. $6.K4Ji7.00; canners. $410
fi-u.06; s lookers and feeders, $6.85Q7.18;
bulls, stags, etc., $0.1477.10.
HOOB Receipts. 8 Ono head: heavv,
87. 8r.fi 7.66; mixed. $7.15f7 SR; light. $7,0tfjj
7.16; bulk of sales. $7.1tVfl7.46.
SHKK.P AND LA MB3 Receipts. 81
head; ewe. $8 60.40.
Bt. Joseph Live Block Market.
ST. JO SB PH. June 80 CATTLE Re
ceipts. UOO head: market higher; steers.
$7tti.o; nnws and heifers. $4.Ki)eC);
oalvea. 88 002.
HOOS-KecelpU, $.700 head; market,
higher; top. $7.80; bulk. T.40r7.58.
BHICBP AND LA MB4 Receipts, 1.00
head; market lower; lambs, $tVW..26.
1 . s
Stock In Rlabt.
Reoelpls of live stock from the five prin
olpsl western markets:
tie. nun". 0111;.
South Omaha.
fHoux City
Kansas City...
eU. Louis
.Chicago
. 8,f10 12.i)W
. 1,200 ' 8,0
. $.800 10.'k
. 8.SII0 7, 9J
.18,00) 2X,0n0
i.oV
Kl
7,t
4.101
14.011
Total receipts 27,000 . 85,$TI J2t
New York Mos.y Market.
NTCW YORK. June 80.-PR1MF. MKU
CANTILK PAPFR 8fS4 per cent.
STFRI4NO EXCHANOE Slty-day
bl'ls, $4.72; demand. $4 70; cables. $4.71..
SILVI5K Bar. 48c; Mexican dollars. S7c.
BOND Oovemm,nt, steady; railroad,
heavy. . .
TIMR IX3ANH-8l!tty days. S'4M4 per
cent; ninety data. 2.orft'i Pr cent; six
months. 8 per cent.
CALL MONFTY-Staadyr blat, t per
cent; lowest. 14 per cent; ruling rate. 8
per cent; last loan, 14 par cent;, elostng
bid. IN per cent; offered at 14 per cent.
Oosing prices on bonds:
V. rat- la. r.... 4Mo. Pat. . . 4
do coupon 97 N. Y. C. g. IHa.... Tt
U. B. la lS.. 1014 "N. T. flllr 4,a. ..IM
do coupon ineN. T. State 4H. ...,
r. S. 4.. rag W N. T . N. H. ft H.
4. eoupos . Ill' cr. a 1104
Panama S ooupon. lfi4No. Pacific 4 MM,
Am Hmaltar. 4a... 1004 do la
A. T. ft T. e. 4W..WI 0. H. I rf. 4a 17',,
Armour ft Co. 4,... IHPr. T. ft T. a.... 174
At-hla m. 4... 0VP.nn. ana. 4a 17
Hal a Ohio 4s M do ran. 4., 11
4'haa. ft oaio 44. 14 RaaillM ran. 4 14
C R. a O 1 4a.... KtH L ft g. F. r. 4a 44S
O II ft a P g 44., lVBn. Par. - 4. ft.).
do or. 4. I'ri', - on r.
f. ft R. rf. 4S
n ft ft. rot, I
Brl. sn. 4a
n.n. KlMtrlr ft..
(It. Na. lat 44
111. in. r.f. 4a
ag. r. Ho
u a
M a
. 8e
14 do rf. Is
4 Bo, Railwar I ...
44 ' I'Mo, PactfTr 4a.
10144 do av 4a
1U. 8. Rabhar 4.,
7 V. g. BtMl la
at W.kMh lat Is.
N.. UBI. 4. .. W V I'uion 4 '.a . . II V,
T lat 4... 71 WMt. Blac. c I. I'M
1'1 ,
.101 '4
JuS',
Bid. Dffer.d.
BHElLiP While receipts were not so
large a yesterdsy, there being only 22
cars in sikht, still there was a llleral
run. making the total for the week 28,31l,
tle largest of any meant week and larger
than a year ago by over 2.600 head.
While a considerable proportion of the
receipts consisted of spring lambs, ss
has been the caaa every day this week,
there was a little sprinkling, of older
stuff, there being several cars of weth
ers and a few shorn fed lambs. The de
mand for sheep was very good, and the'
offerings for the most part changed
hands very readily at strong prices. Just
how much I; Ik her the market really was
would be a hard matter to say, for the !
reason that thane have been so few1
sluep or ewes on sale of late. It would!
be aafe, however, to quote the market as '
around 25c higher on desirable wethers, 1
I
I
Cotton Market .
NKW YORK. June 23. COTTON Spot,
quiet: middling Uplands. 9.80c; no sales.
Futures opened steady; July. 9.8Sci Oc
tober. 9.76c: December. 10.01c; January,
10.HV; March. lO.Mc.
Cotton futures closed steady; July,
9.24c: October, 9.78c; . December. lo.Olc;
January, iO.flfcc; March. 10.82c. i ..
The cotton market closed steady at a
net gain of from $ to 4 points.
LI VLB POOL, June 80. COTTON Spot,
good ousiness done: prices steady; good
middling. 6.62d. middling. 5 22. low mid
dling. 4.7M. ' (
' Metal Market.
NETW TORK. June 80. METALS I .aad
firm, st $6.78 asked. Spelter, not quoted.
Copper, dull; eleetrolytlo, $M0 SxltJO M.
Iron, steadv and unchanged. Tin. quiet:
spot, $J9. 60-00. 00. '
At Iondon: Spot opper.- 81 16s: fu
tures. K3 2s 8d: electrolytic, &. Lead.
28 6a. Spelter, 100. Spot tin. 172; fu
tures. M8 6. Antimony, 1269127.
Dry Goods Market. . ..
NEW TORK. June 80.-DRT OOOLij -The
primary cotton goods msrkct as.
quiet today. Prices on flntahed goo
were atesdy. Woretexl yarns were .i
slightly better demand, but prlo-M "etc
Irregular,
linr Market.
NTfiW YORK. June SO -81GAR-Tti-.
firm; centrifugal. t.HWU.Me-: inoias.
4.03rf4.12o. Refined, firm. Futures were
more active early 1 Uday and at nvo t
prices were I to S points higher.
I
F.Taparsled Apples aod Dried Frtalla
'WW YORK. June SO EVAPORATED
APPLFJS Dull.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, apricot,
peaches and raisins, firm.
ENTER THREE AND' HALF
CENT AUTOMOBILE BUS
SPOKANE. Waih.. June 29. Three snd
one-half-cent fare automobiles began op
erating on the Spokane streets today. Tha
cars seat ten pasaengeri each. ' Book
containing tickets fop 100 rldea are bolnr
aold for 8S.S0. -. ''-.
Rent rooms quick with a Bee Want Ad.
TUB ODD LOT HBVIBW. subilalwd by John
Mutr A Co . tails bo yau roa bur Naw York
auk B-acaaaf. awurttl on tk. Partial Pa
maul Plaa. II 0 a ar Ho4 f-r lr aan)
pia ooplaa, II Uroad.7. N.e Vor, Cty.