Jill., MM'.: OMAHA. Alltl.i, ,UI, ii, HM.i.
REAL ESTATE RlTUTinAJt
RE.L ESTATE 81TJURBAN
REAL ESTATE MIS'. ELI.ANr.Ot 'HREAI. ESTATE MISCr I.LANKOt H.
Pnadee.
DUNDEE LOTS
Don't Wait Until all the Lots
are Sold in
EVANSTON
South of I)odsro street from 5:31 street to Happy Hollow
Boulevard.
Send for plat and price list. Look over the lot that we
have for sale at prices around -,XnM.
Do you realize that we have sold about one-third of the
lots! That many houses are bein? planned? That three houses
are already under construction? 'Hint the sewer system, water
system and sidewalks are completed? That the trees have
been planted, lots are being seeded, parkin? finished? That
the curbing and guttering are being constructed, ready for
paving? That the lots are priced to sell? That we have sold
nearly as many lots in !H days in Kvanston as was ever sold
in any similar addition in Dundee in two years?
Telephone Douglas 2"!)i5.
H. H. Harper & Company,
101S-14 Citv National Dank Duilding.
A Lot
FOR RENT
llonses anil ( nluf.
Mlecells neons. .
Van and Slorats
Co. Call us for es
timates tor mov
ing, packing, shipping nu wimim
Driiglas 14!.
Maggard's
Stores and nfflcrs.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Staira
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Buperlntendenfa Office. Room 103.
" Office on 17th St.
Double Windows
ONLY VACANT ROOM
AVAILABLE ON THE
STREET.
Private Office Waiting Room
180 St.. Kt. $18.50
The Bee Building
Office Room 103.
Dundee's Riggcst Bargain
Is a IiuiiksIow of 7 room and bath, with
several special features. It Is brand new
and worth unr while seeing.
RASP BROS..
Call Doug.
Will
16KS.
show rtw.
106 McCague Hldg.
STOKEKOOV.. northeast corner it in
.mWnt!L sta.. ail inoo , "
33 Pee Fldg
PIRKETT& COMPANY
iouglas ft;X
Farm aa
d Ranch Inda.
FOR RENT For term of 6 to 10 yjara.
ranch of 3.570 acres; located 1 mile from
CV. AM. v.
. n- uln lino IA .
5 w Nebraska: acres under plow.
balance gently rolling
small improvements. Write C. C. TTOxeil
Land Co!. 1618 Emmet St.. Omaha. Neb.-
WANTED TO UVTi
Yale buy averythmgjnd hand. Web. 480.
OFFFICB furniture bought and soU. J.
C. Reed. 1201 Farnam. Doug. 6148
REAL ESTATE
FARM ate RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
CaUitoraia.
. . i nAi..ua nnn better.
W
T.
8l8.
Iowa.
.mi arm -on. SALEt
Write a good description ot your land
and "SendVio to. tci&J ' Tut
"lawa'4 Moat Powerful Want Ad Ma
n...,.,..fiv. words avery Friday
evening Saturday morning and very
KatSraaV evening and Sunday mining
r. . h arivinir sixteen at oa
welv. dltTeTent day. to 12; or 60 word..
i.-t circulation of any Iowa news
paper, readers daUy la tour .real
states.
Minanaota.
v.a i;. miiM from Minneapolis,
,ii" trotn town: -50 acres under
h.i.mv used tor pasture
r.!.".....ii.'..ii nil h- cultivated: heavy
-"A; good set buildings, coiudsting of -"oon
house. large bain, granary, corn
cribs, windmills, etc. the land wl I pro-
. i e ,m mr acre: telft-
1"!,," house; coum y- thickly settled:
vomplete set of machinery; 17 head of
stock consisting of 11 cows, balance I
and I ytars old. six good horses; 26 hogs,
cntetena; one-half of this y cm p an i
everything on larro goes it M J'
half i ash. bchwab JJios.. 10s Plymouth
Hldg.. Minneapolis. Mli.n-
WANT offer for 7-room all modern Dun
dee residence adjoining H.ppy Hollow;
garage and driveway. Douglas 8!62.
Two-story. K-room house in Dundee, ail
modern. I:I.2.t0: make nie sji offer: 15O0
4on Phone Douglas 423A.
and the Money to Build!
Your Home
The man who wonts to build a home in one
of the prettiest home building section in
the city, which he can pay for as he earns,
should answer this ml today.
Telephone Walnut 682
Free Automobiles
We will send a car to bring you to insect the
lots we are offering and help you pick out a lo
cation, if you call by phone.
Telephone now and learn about location,
etc., and arrange for us to send for you today
or tomorrow.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cuttle IWtipti Lisrht hnd Trade ii
Slow rt Wmk rrices--Lambs
Ten to Fiftftu Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS UP
! TM OMAHA. Jul 1. IM...
Tlecelp.s i: Cattle Hogs S'.ieeP-
orrir.!,. Mki i,i;l' 4 4w !.
!tc! TV. ... t 77 4.747 M.4--
t'ftli-l 1 V,,.!,.sdav.... S 4 7 W
'i.tci,: ! !ui.-ly ' I.M" 4. a ' '
K-i.nato rndiix .V.ci !. 11. '
I
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..me d.iy.
i-' . ... ii t.
'. ' " .'.'
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as
ST.'.'.'l
so;.
lVe ssy tlist nnv stt of s run would
t.n Inner msrket Hi st e es here tn
dny aent si I'M', and rliolie kinds ran
I quoted st fc.7 Tin-ie wei-e no ethns
here, but f' '.V. is i onsldered hlsh einniRli
t'. ltiM ll'e li.rt
I'nder tlw influence of continued de
clines in fat Isinhs. feeders at easing off
a littl" and while, owing to (lie IlKlitness
of sort there were fsw here todar. 17 7.'i
Is piloted hi tie mcsl oitlnilstc aa tlie j
outside prli e i tlTMlVTl
Jiotn' Inns on stireii and lambs: l.mnl". t ULiLiJ U
good to h.ili e ST.TotjS '; Unihs. fair lo 1
so.id. J7 i if.. Irtmh. feeder. $7 lf7 7S.
tcarling fslr o choice, a". .mt jo. wrtri- i
er. fslr to chot-e, .'. ?r.fi 2S. ewes, good! The receipts
to choice, fci 2.'Ui'.7&; eaes, fslr to good,
N-o Av.
K14 feeder lambs . nn
J1'7 Idaho fat lamb 70
i'eH Idaho fat lambs 71
iKO ld iho feeder lams W
IM4 Idaho Isinhs "4
1VTO Idaho la in ha 72
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts Light, with Few Sales, and
Wheat Fluctuates from Cent
Lower to Half Higher.
FOR OATS IS BRISK
u..t
4...'.
4H...H1 I
tN.'.lf.H
J i (MM AM)
4 no
l.lK. alOtK MUkKI
.iii'y
.luly
i July
1 iily
, July
. J uiy
,1'llv
1 .lll'V
Jtiiv JO C
I July
I Ju'v
i this week l?.rA.
'us' w--k .:..
J k sen 14 '7
V lS. M gll 1v IX.
. w!is. sa".17.;in
i . L ear. . 7,ln7
'.rn s-nr shows the receipts
. c, ,; .i,r,.p at the Houth I "tile lesil Unas Strong heep
sto.k .ir.t ' -r the ear to j stead;.
hu.im w'tli last '.enr: j i-iili'Ailo Jnlv 1 t'ATTl.K Re. elols
l.W head; market steady; native beef
steers, K. rthit 10.40. western steers, 17 ISm
R .?.: and heifers, $.l.rtS2'.; calves,
7.onT!0 so,
HiHiS-lteceiiils. I1.WX) head; market
strong. l,Vji?Sr higher; bulk. I7.SOu7...;
light. $7 ,,iS.t; mixed. 7 . 1 SifcT? : heavy.
It. Mf7 "i. roush, $ii i7 i; pigs, ST t -
KHKEI' ASM) I.AMIl.'-RecelptB. 4,
head; market for sheep steady; lambs
weak; sheep, ti.Mi.7.'i; lambs, liVOtVj vW.
JO- si- li
c : u i i
n '3 M4 41V.SIO
. 17 4 .4.V..:,W
..' 1 t HV l.l!2 r7
T .e I iiloiMng table miows the avcrnge
! I ilea fin ...gu at t'. South I'.itaha lls
I Mock i-ieiket fci I'm lust few days with
eolnpai Isons:
't'ate i"li"lh." . t " ..d:riillill.ilsl0.t''.
Jo'y ' .i 7 4;',, i; 7 t. Wi I 0' 1 J
.i. f :v n w 7 u. s 'i ' "
i nt
Inc.
in.'
:m iv'i
t S'l.
.. 7 :i: 7
y v.
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i ! Til 7 'JSI C :ti ltl 7 Tl
irn ' 1 1 .' t wl i n
"t. Hi' I I Sli I 78, T 6"
a.' ? tN'l, l; 8 H5: T' , l
.. I 1 I(": Jt 7 1 1! '-, j J
10 I VA.' K 47 R 7" T ?4i Z' T 7
11.- : t Ml I 711 7 301 17 44
U R6'i 1 S 74; 1 H-'l S8 7 M
I
July '.I.! lny .
I Jul .
I J II . v
M.l ft.WI I Ml .M
1 i.i Ml i f
ii.: " crjv n s:.1 s 7
!' JO S 51i 7 ?
I J4i S Ml 7 T.
IN, :i I Ml 7 M
lRi 1 !i 7 Ha
REAL KSTATF NOUTII SIDE
C. I.
NETHAWAr for trades. Flor. 276.
KKALi ESTATE LOANS
F ARM 1AJAN8. 5 PKH CKN t
TOTjA N 1 THl'MHULL, 44R Heo hldg.
tlOQ TO IHI.OuU mado promptiy. r". Lt.
VVead. Wood Blilg , IMh and Farr.atn Sta.
CITY and farm loana, 6, 6H. par cant.
J. H. Dumont t Co., 416 Stat BuSit.
Prettiest Mile
Corner
Model Home
At the southeast corner of the Flor
ence. HI yd. and Ellison Ave., we have a
splendid 7-room house, modern and up-to-date
In arc hilecttire. arrangement and
finish. Has full basement, with pressed
hrlek foundation, laundry tubs and good
heating plant. On the first floor there Is
a large living room with convenient stair
way, dining room. a;inroom and kitchen.
with built-in cabinets, tin the second
floor there are three fine bedrooms, with
la. go closets and a good bathroom. All
of the walls are decoiatod. lt baa shade"
and screens complete. It Is splendidly
built and thoroughly finished. The loca
tion Is idenL being only one block from
car, fronting east on this beautiful boule
vard. The price la $0,101. lt will be
quickly sold. Come out today and look
It over. Inspection Invited.
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
Tyler 187. 742 Omaha Nat. Bank Hldg.
Splendid house 1
nen r car. atnits.
f six rooms and bath,
elc. $.Vn. Pnuglna 1009.
New dr. bungalow. Ho. of Mllhr n.irk,
mod. In every respct, IoiiIms "V i M,j,ir pacific
&I48 Iodge, new part I mndce double lot, I nlon I'aciflc
-r. bungalow, birc lUii.g rr.m I 74i. I c. - N". W., east...
rrr tt-lt 1 n. w.. west...
BJW l'AHII-Jl, "Ml Ul ('.. HI P M A O..
K. ' ac Q.. east...
-enday. "Holiday.
Kecelpts and disposition of llvs stock
at the Union Utock Yards Houth Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at J p. m,
yesterday:
HECEIPTB-CARB.
Cattle. Hogs 8hcep.H sea.
t'AKll-ll.. ' fiXTIIl.Y
for a nice J-room houm . lot nlone worth j ,V'
ma price 01 llie w.oip iMiiiien. i-irei I I', H. V tj , West
class neiKiioornooii ; near i ar ann sciumhs. ; , . 1 a I eest
1'ATNB INVESTMENT COMPANY. . . 1 J '2 1. '
Mh Floor Omaha Nat Hank Hldg. tiVinols Ventral
Telephone itouglaa i;m. I 11Mno"'
Total recelpta ... 40
I
11
i
10
:
11
7
48
48
-ROOM luiiRulow In Inindec. A rare
bargain. Seeing is believing I o'ig. 24h.
FOR BALE by owner, re veii-ruoin mod
em hoina. Call llarnc) 1H1. or -. 1
Capitol Ave,
WANTED tioou turiu und city loan at
PETERS TRUdT CO. K23 Farnam.
W ANTED C ity loans and warranr. W.
Farnam Smith & Co.. 1S20 Farnam 3-
CJTY property. Largs loana a specialty.
W. U. Thomas, 228 State Hank Hldg
MONEY on hand fur city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska faxma
O KF.E1TE REAL. ESTATE CO..
leifOmaba National. Phone Dougias mi
BEE da first for farm loana Id eastern
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omaha.
6
CITY LOANS. C. Q. Ca.-iberg.
Slu-12 Hrandeia Theater Bldg.
WANTED City and farm loans; lowest
rates. W. O. Templeton. J Bee. T. 3W0.
REAL ESTATE KXCTIAN'GB
13-HOOM modern house, for land, aorea
or vacant lota. What have you?
Owner. Bog 796.
FOR EXCHANGE) 4W acres, irrigated
farm, 7 miles northeast of corporation
limits of Ltoiver, Colo., on main country
road connecting with Sand Creek road;
acres under cultivation, 400 acrea
under ditch and possible of irrigation;
good set of farm bulldlnga; all cultivated
land fenced; high line canal and Antero
reservoir water; not In bonded district.
Price. $60,000; mortgage 112,500; will trade
for Improved farm or city property In
any of the middle or eastern atatea;
commtxsion to brokers. H. C. Johnson,
care Frederick H Hartlett & Co., 69 W.
Wnshlngton St.. Chicago, III.
A Little Down
Balance Like Rent
This homo has reception ball, living
room, dining room, kltcJien. pantry ana
rear entry on first floor; two large bed
rooms arid bath on second floor, larg
closets; oak floors throughout; furnace
guaranteed to heat: irrcens. Including
aoreena for front porvh; lot BoxW; paved
street. Price $2,9uil. located 3331 Amaj
Ave, Terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Pee Bldg.
Phone Douglae 4270.
Beautiful Clairmont
2M4 N. 46TH AVE.
Brand new 7-room home, with oak fin
ish on first floor and oak floors through
out; tile vestibule: tile bath; exception
ally well built: has large east front lot,
one block from car line and boulevard,
with cement driveway. Owner will make
easy terms. See this at once.
Glover & Spain
REAL FSTATF WEST SIDE
1 Morris AV Co
i Swift Ar Co
1 iil.iliy Packing t o...
Armour Ar Co
Schwarlx Ar t o
! J, . Murphy
: Lincoln Packing Co....
Jino Under woo. I 8 large rma., onk, ma t'udahy, Hlonx City..,,
hogy. birch, si. porch, h. w. hst. n.7-es. ; udaliy, Kansas City .
TZ7' .TTrfw T"V Henton, Vansant ft L.
WEST FARNAM lot, J-.00; all Improve- ( y n l,PWa
ments In and paid for; pood ear serv-( Huston Co".!!!'.!!!!!!
Ice; close to church and school. Tyler. iy y Hubs....!!!.!..!!!!
1M ' McCrenry A Keilogg!!!
Werthelmer lVgen.
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co...
Huffman
Roth
Other buyers
lilSPOSlTION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
t2,3 BUYS a 7-r.xiiii house In Hemls
Park at XCt Ijifayetto Ave.; terms
easy, paving paid; full lot; ifood shade.
Call Ciouglas 3",hjJ. u
1
IS I
170
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2!
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10
1
42
874
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Kansas rltr I. Ire Sloek Market.
KANSAS CITY, July Id C ATTI ,K -Receipts.
700 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, K NU 10 ( ; dressed beef steers.
$7.404i.: heifers, 17 KVu0.;r: etorkers and
feeders. K fctrt., hulls, t&.7.Vti7.!; calves,
III. iXMf 10 00.
IliXift-lterelpts. S.Sti'' head: market
higher: bulk of sales. I7.4o'o7.; heavy.
rHl7 W; packers and butchers, H-W'
1; light, 7 4ii7; olgs. $7 uv-d'7.50.
SHEEP ANU LAMHH Recelots 1.000
bead; market lower; lambs, J7 7:f?fln;
yearlings IA&IQ.7.2K; wethers, $H.0lu So;
ewes t,VHt 3b.
OMAHA. July 1, 1B1S.
of all aralna continued
light today nnd there was not many sales
1 reporirii.
pr. I V heat and rem wore a trifle weaJi to
7 ) dar. wheat selllnc a cent lower to a half
s ;.i higher, while corn wns uunted a quarter
;-s ' higher to a quarter lower.
7 mh The demand for oats was good and that
cereal made anot nrr advance of a quar
ter to a half cent
It is the lieller of nisny of wheat trad
ers that prices tor that grain had ad
vanced enough for the present. The hlncK
1 11st is not serious and with good weaiher
1 11c irsuo is on the eve of a large ntove
mriit or winter wheat, which will require
1 aood foreign buying lo nftsot and holu
slues around to,, present level,
limns throughout a large art of t lio
;orn belt ins: night did conalderahlo
damage and lll keep the farmers out ot
I the fiehia for a few days at least.
. ! 'IrniiUM o weie; v heal and ihur
ei i,i to .. i.uai.els. com, 14J.i bush
els, out. :'..i,i iahela.
I l,lerMM. close: W heat and corn, not
I UUOted.
I I rlnmry wheat rrelits were 274,000
jlmt-hels and alitments iW.noo bushels,
laitnlnsi receipt of l.t7o.0ai bushels and
slipments of l.&Ti.no bushels last year.
I'rlmii y corn receipt a were 4M.C0O bush
els and sliipiuents .V.'.kiO bushels, against
receipts of 41m.Mi1 bushels not .liiiMiema
of ixVi.uki bushels last year.
ITInuiry osts ivivlula were 4Sfi.flm hush.
els and shlimnts 4w.UiO buslwls. against
rsrrlpiM of Cv.ki.ikHI bushels and ahluinenla
of 810 'Hill huahela last vear
CAHIAIT RECEIPTS.
W heat. Com. Oe-ta.
t. I. owls I. Ire Klork Market.
ST. IiriS. Julv 11ATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,700 head: market steady: native
beef steers. $7 eOfllo ?; vesrllngs steers
and helfera. IHOOdigrtX.; cows, $( 1)0418 tS;
Mockers and feeders. K.flntf ..: southern
steern. ri W.si: native calves. Ifyfloflno 50
H0O8 Ke'elpts. f.3fi head: market
higher; pigs and llahta. !7.Mi.lK: mixed
snd butchers, 7.Hi7 8.S; good heavy, 7.ao
SHEEP A Nil LA M MS Receipts. l.)
hesd; market steady :. clipped native mut
tons. tn.0niio.3r.; lamba, 7.stnf.lo; clipped
Iambi, 7Hi7 50.
4. hlcagn
Minneapolis 3
tniluth is
Omaha 10
Kansas City (,7
St. Louis 41
Winnipeg 103
I.W
REAL E8ATE--lT EKTMENTS
Doug, swr
419 CltT National.
EyUlTY of II, Jw for sale in modern cot
tage; built 2 years; part cash, balance
trade. Walnut 24M.
REAL EHTATE ACREAGE
Invest Your Money
in Acres Near
Omaha
Missouri.
CENTRAL Missouri farms. Send for
list; WO farms in Callaway county. lls
souit, wltn full description and price for
each; In Missouri's best gram and blue
grass county. Koonlx &. Palmer, r ul-
ton. Mo-
Mvaisan..
JUDITH BASIN -I4AND 20-YEAR
TERMS.
We recently bought a large acreage of
stale land at the Kales held during May,
lilo and we are offering the same at
1 per acre profit. We bought only at
minimum prices, at which the state had
toe land apprauted.
The stale's termi at 15 per cent down
ard tho balance in twenty equal yearly
payments at & per cent. You simply pay
us the lo !er cent plua Ii per acre and
aa.isn the state contract to you.
Cheaper than homesteading. H tiger Loan
and Realty Co.. Lewiston, Mont.
Nebraska.
640 Acres Wheat
Land Western
Nebraska
cImv to main line of I'. P Every acre
can be plowed. One crop often pa for
land. Write for picture folder and meet
ua lu Omaha to show you the land.
O'Keefe Keal Estate Co.,
1014 Omaha National. Douglas 27ir.
$200 Cash
Balance Easy
Payments
New seven-room bungalow, ready to
mote Into; walking distance. Deal with
owner. 1537 So. 2r.th St. Call Red 11.
7
and a Share
of the Profits
Is what you get when you Invest with us
In jur profit sharing plan. It Is one cf
the safest nnd moat profitable Inveei
menta to be bad. Call und see us about
IL The security la amide. Our dividend
earnings have never been less than
per cent In the last twelve years. You
can Invest In amounts of IliiiS or more.
See or write us at once about lt.
Hastings & Heyden
Totals KM1 i,8B7 12.306
CATTLE itecelpta were very small to
day, only twrntv-lour cars being reported
In the yarc's. thl leaves the total for
the five rtnya this week at l2.fisa hea I,
which, with the exception of lat week.
Is ihe smallest of any recent week, but
larger than a year ago by over 6.000 head.
All told there were only twelve cara of
beef sterra In sight this mornlngi but the
demand wag limited and ther market
very alow nnd weak. The trade In fart
waa very much In the same condition a
it waa on vesterdav'a low close.
There were very few cows or helfera
Included among the fresh receipts, the
offerings consisted largely of odds and
ends heid over from o4her days. The
trade was slow and dull with no one very
mix lima to buy. It was, In Taut, a typical
Krlday s market. Practically everything
was cleaned up before the close.
There were no Blockers or feeders m
Ions 'lr Live tork Market.
SIOl'X CITY, la., Julv 1rt.-CATTI.E-Rerelpt
.400 bead: market firm; native
Fteers. lOOWIf.; cows and heifers, 00
x.(X.
HOtj.s-Hoceipts, 4.o"0 nean: msraei imi
24V higher; beavv. l7.l04f7.M; mixed. lfi..Vr
7.10; light, tii.Iiofifl.W. bulk of srtles, trt-Kfl
"on-
SHEEP AND LAMBF-Recclpts, 900
head.
211
SO
a
ITS
1.1
I, lie Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stork at t lie rive prin
cipal western mnrket- veaterduy :
t attie. nogs. Mieon
South Omaha
Chicago
Sioux City
Kansna City
St. IamiU
Total receipts.
N.0
l.lfO
.!
700
2.700
.5kk1
II. OKI
4.0,0
3.VHI
.'i.tl
These sales were eetinrf,r1 Ind.w Jt-Vi
No. 2 hard winter. 1 car. ll .fcUj. No. 2
hard winter. 2', cars, II. 34. Rye: No. .
1 csr. xWc; No. 4. 2 car. Wc. Com:
No. 2 white. 3' cars 7fc. No. I white, 1
tar. ?i".v..c. No. II white, t, car, 71c. No. 1
yellow, W) ear, Ttc. No. I yellow, J S-A
cars, 75c No. J yellow, I cars, 7oc; Jt-n
car. 74V; I bulkhead. 74c No. 6 yel
low. 1 car. 74V. No. I mixed, l-t car
(near white), 74Sc: S cars, 74'fcc; 4 cars.
74c. No. I mixed. I 1-5 cars, 74c: t-f
car, 73Vo No. 4 mixed. 1 car, 72c. ats:
No. S white, I 1-5 oars, file. No. I mixed,
1 car, No. 4 white, 4-6 cars, n0c; 1
bulkhead, f.O'tr; 1 car, nO(o.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat : No. t tur
key, II sH',ilrL7V,: No. I turkey, 11.889
VMS; No. 2 hard. II.MiyTil W; No. .1
hard, I1..1W1.84; No. 4 hard, Sl.3Ktri.S3;
No. 1 spring, tl SOtfLSTi; No S durum,
tLls4vl.l; No. I durum. SI. 1701. 1. Corn:
No. i white. 74jr75c: No. S white, 74", )
74c; No. 4 white. 745T74lc; No. white.
734i7tc; No. 6 white. 7SW4i'74c. No S yel
low, 744i 7T; No. S yellow, 74Vi(S75c- No.
4 yellow, 744i'744c; No. 6 yellow, 7SVi741V ;
No. 2 mixed, 74'ffl74'V; No. S mixed. 7a1
ru74c; No. 4 mixed, 7:,jUTS14' ; No. 6 mixed,
' . l 71c- Vn mlv.,1 7VIZr71l il-la-
13,70(1 1 v 4 w,l MN.1i. M...- Matiriard f,U.fffl
t r,1i'': No. a while. HMK.Ie; No 4 while.
il II I rm f. " ,1 1 . . . I i.... 1 1 - 1 . 1.. - v
iv-hhi."i-ii . i.ni iry 1.1 hi . ui, niynu, nv,
1 feed. fk.4jrt7c Rye: No. I, SVVuOOc; No.
,1. K..iN!i'c.
DO0
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l,.nm 1
4,'jr.o ,:io ao.noo
N HW OIK I.KK,lt4L M4HKI.T
1H14 Harney St.
Elne 7-room house within 20 minutes'
walk of P. O.. 14.200. Douglas luu.
STRICTLY MODERN COTTAGE.
S:i0 CASH. i". MONTHLY.
Very desirably located, one-half block
from two car lliies. near 40th and Hamil
ton. Make an appointment with us to sen
,h 'pAYNR INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Fifth Floor Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 1781.
A Snap
a-room rottaice. 4200 Lake: S100 down.
120 a month; !.S"0. Owner, 2 Paxton
B)k. Douglas 1725
2602 N. 30th St.
As sure as Omaha continues to grow
your money invested In acreage near
Omaha will be one of the best and safest
investments you can get. Your taxes are
low and the Increase In value Is cerjaln.
14 acres close to Florence, only one Fine, all modem, 7-room cottage, on
mile to town, on paved road, high, sightly I car line. V) down, $30 par month; 13,000.
ocauon, ovenooaing tne river and Mia- Webater sou.
sourl valley. Price, .MO per acre for
quick sale. Land adjoining is held from
i'WO to ll.iiOO per acre If you wan't a real
bargain out Florence way, you should
look at this one.
5 acres north of Krug park. This Is no
doubt the best 5-arre Piece near Omaha;
close to paved road. S-W per acre. Fine
east view.
4 acrea N.
atone Park;
W. of Benson, close to Key.
all In alfalfa. Price, tl.&uO.
3 acrea In Keystone Park; high, sightly
location, close to paved road; good aur
roundlnga. Price, II, 250.
10 acrea within mile of Military road
northwest of Renson; lies high and
signiiy; nas s acres
alfalfa, 2 acres ope
acre.
LEAVING city, sacrifice -room; bath,
newly painted; houso at &17 I Hondo.
Web. 5104.
ItKAI. FHTATK HOl'TH SIDE
flrsL hands but the feeling waa about
' tmdy with yesterday
I limitations on cattle: Oood to rholoa
'yearlings. i.Ooti IO.01); fair to good year
illilga, S.0ui.o0. good to choice heavy
I beoveH, Sii.fit.'iflO.OO; fair to good onrnfed
I lwv, W.niii W; aommon to fair corn
I red Imevea, I7.7f.ii.50; good to choice fed
herrera. I7.uui.7r; good to choice fed
An xoeptlonally goid Income property, cows,' 5tu 1.60:. good to choice grass
Ideally located, modern In every respect ! haifera. W504r7.25; good to choice ai ass
and almost new., price SI5.000. Owner I cows, W.0Huil.i5; fair to good cows, MUy
wants land In Garfield county, northern t 16.00; common to fair cows, I4.2fj.ti";
ot Burwell. for his equity of tlO.Ono. Peluood to choir feeders, S7.HOj7t4.20: fair to
owns land In that vicinity und wants to ' good reeders. IH.TiOfuC.&O: common to fslr
Increase hla holdings. .slockeis, lh.VHtHi.50; stoc'r heifers, SS.754JI
00; stock cows. ..501..nt; stock calves,
l.MllM. vwl esives, H.O0(fH.75; fat mills.
stags, etc 15 ffun.M).
Garfield County
Land Wanted
J. H. Dumont & Co.,
4ii-1H State Hank Hldy. i'hone louy. KlK. t
1
5-R. Cottage, $2,650"
Practically new iMUiae, i-. buM-ks to
car; V block to raved street; oak finish
in main rooms: looms all on one llooi;
newly decorated. Terms 1100 down.
month. Call Dougias MUK.
H a
(liiUU investment, two-story brick, con
taining S stores and 3 six-room flats;
rental. W yearly. Tyler U.M.
JOBBING site. 6rtxl32, corner lot with
trackage, within one-half block of 12th
and Douglas streets. Price, 111 uu. Tylur
ltvt.
47 FEET ON KAftN.!
near Isth, for :i,750 oah.
HICK8, 420 STATE BANK BLDQ.
See This Today
For the man who wants a real bargain
in a house will get It by buying 1.U1
houth 'J6th St. A a-room. modem except
heat, house in good repair, large 50-foot
lot, on paved street and near stores,
s-.hool and car. The owner of thla bouse
needs a little money. Will sell on pay
ments of lWI caah and 2. per mouth. H
Is a big bargain at the price asked.
til' .cie.Tpenr'Creigh, Sons & Co.
2 acres open land, price S.150 per acre.
Dotigbis ir
Bee Bldg.
These are only a few of Ihe good bar
gains we have on our list. We also have
one-acre tracts close lo paved road, out
Benson way. that we are selling for 110
w, V ' 1 1-V I IJ Mill L J 1 .
Hastings & Heyden
' 1614 HARNEY STREET.
Brand new, 2-story dwelling. Field club
dlst.. easy terms. S.2.'4. Douglas btfe.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
PiO UARliAIN IN NEBRASKA LAND.
One of the finest sections, Hinooth, rlii.
plow-able land, in western Nebraska, for
$14. at) an awre. Hicks Land Agency,
Omaha.
FARM for sale by owner. A fine IGo-acre
farm in Nebraska, good improvements.
Price right for quick sale. Address Y
kit. Bee.
ARB YOU LOOKING FoR A FARM T
1 offer loO acres rich, dark loam soil,
clay subsoil, as good as any land In
the world; S-room 'house, barn, garage,
other outbuilding, fenced and cru
fenced, well and windmill. 12o acres in
c rop twill average At bu. wbeat), 2' miles
from tutu on main line 1. P. R. K.
Price IC.SUi. 12.000 rash; balance 4 years.
H. JdOKEARTY.
J)i Pee Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
FARM BARGAIN.
lo you want a good east Nebraska Im
proved farm of lw acres, one mile from
county scat town of 2.IUJ" Write owner
for particulars and pi ice, A bargain for
some one. Addrrsa B 7.5. Bee.
Cotton futures opentd steady; October,
flVE acres adjoining cdy; good house
barn, garage, chicken houses, fruit. Iu.1
rluding apples, peaches, pears, plums
cherries, straw berries, raspberries cur
rants grape, etc.; asparagus, rhubarb,
alfalfa; convenient to car, school and
stores. Phone Owner, Webster "007
REAL ESTATE .XOBTH SIDE
$30.00 Cash and
$30.00 Per Month
Puys thl beautlf jl all modem 5-room
bungalow: located blocks from car line
and 2. blo'ks finn school
Don't Pay Rent
Another Month.
Telephone About
This Today
Call Walnut 62 tod v.
Call Douglas M any k dsy. o
Here is the
Opportunity You've
Been Watching for
A Beautifully eatel
d-Room, New, All
Modern Hungalow
$:;UU Cash
Monthly Payments to Suit.
This house is only ' block
from car line; is on a beau
tiful lot; principal rooins in
oak; brick fireplac ce
ment basement and all mod
ern. Phone Walnut 6X2 today and will be
pleased to send an automobile to bring
you out and Inspect t'i4s house. On week
dey call Douglas 2irjj o
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Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. July 16. COFFJ.JM-Tlie
market for coffee futures waa very quiet
again today, but aflor opening unchanged
prices worked higher on a renewal of bull
support which was believed to be baaed
on expectations of Urasllian governments
support of the primary markets. The
close was I to I points net higher. Hales,
C.0U0 bags. July, 7.13c; August, 7.1Hc; Hep
tember, 6 8c; October, tiJttc.; November,
sate; December, n.Wc; January, 7olc;
February. 7.oSc; March, 7.Cc; April, 7.14c;
May, 7.-Vo; June, 7jC.
apot, quiet; Rio No. 7, 7'sc; Santos No.
4, Today was a holiday In Hrasil
and very few offers were reported lit
the cost and freight maiket.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. July 1 Spot, quiet;
middling uplands, K.i'.c. No sales.
Futures closed firm; July, H ii:: Decem
ber, .iHc; January, .7?c; March, lu.Ofic.
Cotton closed slightly off from the
host under realizing, hut firm at a net
advance of 1'7 to IN points.
LIVICRllXiL, July 16. COTTON' Ht Hit,
steady; good middling, G4od. middling,
t lad; low middling, 4ftd; sales, lj.uri
bales.
OH aad Itosla.
SAVANNAH, tia.. July K.. Tl'RPFN-
TINF. Firm. rV; ssles, bun hbls. ; rs- I
relpts, f ',) lib'i-, shiiuuents, 447 hbls. : '
stocks, 21, 403 bbls.
i'OHIN-FIrm; sales, l.Mli bhls.; re- I
relpts, slit bbls.; shipments, h.141 bbls.:
slocks. .Vi,.'.' I.li! . ; quotations: A, H
12. W, C. U. e.0". K. $3. If; F. .l li; (i, li.Zn. I
II, tX.Hi3.X: I. 3.r; K. Kld: M, 4ri. :
N. 1i..HMi.2U; WO, i;.l.V(6.',; WW. I'l.H 1
tli46.
NEW YOHK. July 14 XI QA R-Fu-tures
oiiened i'H4i points lower, hut to
ward noon Improved a point or two on
reports of a tntter feeling among hold
ers of rsw siiKar. Haw tuir, steady;
centrifugal. 4 .Mfi4. ; molasses. 4.(J
4.01N ; refined, steady.
HKKF ST5UR8.
A. Pr. Ns.
.1147 40 44
COW 8.
. t;n 4 iff. 4
. HWl 4 7ft II
JliZI I 19 I
,1UM I U 4
MKIFKRel.
.441 I M
. 130 7 00
HULLS.
1 141 I M 1
1 12 4 00
9TOC : UK.4 AND FEEDERS.
4 Ill lu !.... 4i 7
T e4 I 00 1.. 7 4(1
HOOB With only a moderate Friday
run, the advices from other points very
encouraging, another sharply higher mar
ket was In order this. morning and ship
pers hsd to give prices that were lWtibc
higher before they could fill thtlr orders.
Nothing at all desirable went to ship
pers under even money, and sales ranged
from 17 tin up, quite a sprinkling reavh-
Itiv 47 hil the dnv'a ton.
Packer trade opened very quiet, and It
looked as though buyers were waiting to
aee how extensive shipper oieratlons
were before starting out. When they
finally made first bids they were no mors
than be higher, but thev failed to get any
hogs on lids basis, and In the end killer
droves were put up on about the same
basis as those or the shippers, that Is,
lwi'lur higher. The market was very
rnair-d and a number of Individual sales
could be pointed out that looked as much
as ?oc or &rc higher, but, aa a general
thlnir. a lo-i'ISc advfciice covered the
niHrkel-
Most of the packer droves were pur
chased around .!, with aales ranging
largely at i wiW.K). As was stated be
fore, shippers moved mostly at 17 i0 and
up, there being a good showing clear up
to the top, f. so.
Receipts were larger than for any
previous day this week, but at that were
moderate for a Friday, about eighty cars,
or D.:) head, showing up. The total for
the week lo date Is &t.'a head, as against
37,:jl last week. Uf.HiU two weeks ago
und for the corresponding dsys a
visr ago.
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Quotations of the Day on Varlons
Commodities.
NEW YORK, July !. riil'R-Flrnily
held.
WHEAT Irregular; No 2 red, l .42, and
No. 2 hard winter, II. M. c I. f., New
York, export billed: No. 1 northern,
Diiluth. tl.U, and No. I northern, Mani
toba, 11.42. c. I. f., Ruffalo. Futures,
firm. September closed II. 1V
CORN S-poi. Heady; Np. 3 yellow, K'4e,
prompt shipment.
OATS-Flrnier; standard. (W',c: No. S
while, We; fancy 1 lipped white, tli&Vi.'c.
II AY Finn; shipping, 11.00.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
1M14, lOfrlie; 1B13, nominal; Paclflo coa.r,
II4, lll14c: 1PLB. HYrt'lor
HIDES- Firm : Hogola, .Vflaic; Cen
tral America, fte.
LEATHER Firm; hemiock firsts, 31c;
jeoonds. ltSlr.
PRO 1SIONS Pork. barely steady,
mem. IK.ir,t;n7r.: family. Ul.oiwrS.s;
ahnrt clear, !! norgl W. Beef, steadv;
mess. IIH.OkiYls.So. family, IIH.nfKfi'jn.iO.
lrd. gteedy; middle weal, IS.0MiH.lR.
TAT.LOW Dull; city. &Wc, nominal;
country, BifW'ic; special, c.
RCTTEIl-Hteady; receipts. 11.070 tuba;
ereamerv. 271i2Nc; firsts, 24ti2Vc; sec
onds. 2V(i?4'4r.
FOOS-Flriii; receipts, 11,423 cases; fresh
Sathered extras, iMff2ric; extra firsts, 2i
lc; firsts. 2VtfJlc; seconds, 18anic.
CM EESE Stcsdy : receipts, 6,241 boxes;
state whole milk, fresh flats and twins,
rolored specials, INc; white. 14o; slata
whole milk, colored, average fancy, 14Vs
Hi'l4i.c: white, 14'44P14'4c.
P O t" L 1 II T Alive, weak; western
chickens, broilers, 2i'c; fowla '; t'ir
keps. IIWl-'c. Dressed. qult; western
frozen, roaMtng rhlckena, lsASs4; fresh
fowl". ced, HH'8'171'; fresh turkeys, Iced,
IMilfk'.
( III! Al;il 4iHIN ANU PROVSIO
H K 1STM F.KT'a TBIDR RBVIKW
Pea In res of the Tradlnar anil Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CIIICAOO. July 1. Threshing delays '
and Improved export demand had a bull
ish Influence todny on wheat. The mar
ket cIimwmI unsettled, but "nic above last
night. Corn gained Milne to to, net, and
nnta UfiUc to c. The outcome In pro
visions wns "'to to Uku'lRc decline.
Highest prices of the day were reached
by wheat after authoritative announce
ment that less than I per cent of the
domestic winter crop had yet been cm.
How sertoua has been the delay In har
vest waa also shown by the fact that
primary recelpta so far this week have
not amounted to one-fifth the total for
Hie corresponding time a year ago. It -porta
of big storms In parts of Knntan
and Nebraska lifted Ihe market right at
the outset and tended lo cause prices tj
tie unusually sensitive later to news af
fecting the prompt movement of the crop.
Increased rural offerings of wheat from
sections where lt was dry enough lo
thresh, notably In Illinois and Indlan.i.
led to a temporary setback Boon after tn
opening, but an offset gradually de
veloped In the shape of fair buying on
the part of foreigners. European demand
appeared to extend to options even mora
than to caah.
Corn rose In response lo wheat strength
and as a result of good Inquiry from ship
pers. Hot weather that favored rapid
growth failed to have any lasting effect
on values. In the oats crowd shorts were
on the buying side most of the dav.
Storms In the west were said to have
laid many fields fist and there was an
active call from the seaboard.
Helling by packers weakened provisions.
No attention appeared to be given to the
decided advance in the price of hogs.
Closing prices on options:
Artlclel Open. I High. I Low,
No.
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Kuuniie 1 I , b-r . mell located, mod home
i.oar whuol, bargain. "Owner, V eb. 1 .
tc,i0 l-atayelte, 7-ruoni, strictly
nodern; sleeping porch, flieplace and
all bulli in features. A very attractive,
well built home, soil I. front corner. D.
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Dry (iooili Market.
NEW YORK. July 1 DRY fMoD
'olt.i goods .narketa today were quiet
In the staple end. Fine and fancy goods
are attracting unusual attention. Wool
a as strong and active.
Evaporated Apples aad Dried Frails
NEW YORK. July 16 HVA PORATEl
APPLKH quiet.
DRIED FRI'ITS Irunea. firm. Apri
cots and peachea. quiet. Retains, steady.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Julv l.-MhfTAI-xad
offered at Hpelter not uuoted. Cop
per dull: eh-trolyih , i . 7:.feu.u. Iron,
ady an1 urn lu-.ugeu. 1 111, unlet at
7-R4a)M buiiKilow in lo.i.iiee.
be seen lo Ik.' UI 1). c lated. Wai
s'eady am
117 .Vrfi- 7.7.
t London Wpot i-opper. C7T,
fiitur.K L7T- r-l'-ctrol vl ii- il lria
It sl.oiildjun iiTd: futures. ihi. Antimony.
1j..j. .Lend '24 b. "d ; -p Hi r.
lc:
SKt
4.1-6.
MIEKP I aiub supplies were very llb-
cihI, tspuclailv for a Friday, and pi ice
cutting was again in ord r. As Is usu
ally ttio caae on a bearish niarket, traders
took their Unci about getting doan to
business, but when ofrrtngs finally began
to move acalcwai'd values were cousld
eied us around li'BlTic lower. Hulk of the
decent lamlis were bought at 4 ll which
i. on pai'sr, a fist quurter reduction, but
fleeces ere very wet and allowing for
ihW. the maiket aaa no more than priilin!
off. while si.nie traders tl ought thst Hie
decllnu did tut amount to over loci A
prettv d.'Ctnt sort of a ' learance waa
made before II 01 lo k, as pra'tically all
tho daalralde lambs bad been cashed by
shortly after 10.
Yearlings, which held up during tlis
early part of the week In spite of the
snarp slump In lamba, are showing the
effect of tlie bearish lamb trade on His
close, and today It as took the bent here,
ahlle It is not believed that anything
tin. l.l a strictly choice bunch would go
over ii W This means that they are any
where from at least ioc lower to prob
ably as much as II ui under a week ago,
alien tope were quotable at 17 60. Agad
sheep are also taking on a weaker tone,
after holding firm all week, and while
owing to light auppllea there has been no
aj'l recialile decline In wethers or ewes
Factors Making; for Kspaasloa Mai.
- Ugly.
NEW YORK. July !. Rradstreet's to
morrow will say:
Factors making for expansion multiply.
Evidence Is provided by such facta as
considerable Improvements In Industrial
matters, virtually full movements hi fin
ished steel, overtime work In numerous
war order lines, smart activity at shlp
varda. freer distribution of seasonable
goods, somewhat fairer skies siding
crops, bounteous yields of foodstuffs, bet
ter collections, growing scarcity or labor,
slightly larger sales of steam coal, an
aence of strain In money matters al the
crop moving seaaon, Increased construc
tion plsced to take care of war orders
and some western agricultural implement
makers resuming oiauatlons, whereas
awhile ago It seemed aa though work
would not be started before September.
There la a notable absence of talk of
shutdowns due to necessity for repairs
or for vacation purposes. Irregular Im
provement In railway freight tonnage, ac
companied by a uniformly htvy move
ment of the pasaenxer traffic, is reported.
Commercial paper sells freely at Ihe
weet. but demand for money Is not re
markable, and consequently the general
supply of commercial paper Is not large,
while low ratea rule,
i'ank clearings for the week were 13,3.14,-
001,0110.
Wheat
July.
Sept.
Corn J
July.f
Sept I
Oats 1
juiy
Sept
Pork
Sept.
Oct .
Lard
Sept
Oct..
Ribs
Sept.
Oct .
1 ItiSI 1 17
I 0V 1 10
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10 17Vs
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Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red.
new, 11.214; No. I hard, nominal. Corn:
No. 1 yellow, 7t.4i'r7o; No. 4) yellow, 7H
7'4o. Jats. No. I whlta, Iv5tvc: stan
dard, IhMiV-. Rye: No. i, fi.Oa Barley.
74'ii7Hc. Timothy: 14 7UiiA.. Clover:
ln.60WlS.6i- Pork: I6 00. Lard, I8.07H9
s.174. Ribs: IgtVUfrlO.'O.
HrTTERr-Ixwer; creamery. 2la6Vo.
POT ATi iEK ljwer. receipts, A) cars;
Virginia cobblers. l.2f6l.
F.tXlH Higher; re4-elpts, 1X097 eases: at
mark, cases included, I4ijfl7ic; ordinary
firsts, Itt'ltiVic; firsts, 17VS17Vc.
PorLTltY-Allve. lower; fowls, UVc;
springs, 1mU"1c
e York Money Market,
NWW YitllK, July 1.-M BKCANTILB
P 4 PK It 'i V per cent.
STKRLINO EXCH ANOE - Sixty - day
bills. 44 7-'i0; demand 14 7U'&; cables. 14 "Si...
SILVER Rar. 47c: Mexican dollars,
3es. 1
RiiNDS-Ooverument, steady; railroad, Kansas Illy lirsle
irres-ular. KANS..S CITY. ,lo.
TIME. UJANs-stntiy: sixty days, 2Ai 2 hard, a. 1 4
Minneapolis Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July II.-WH EAT
July, II. M; Settemher, l.tW4; No. 1 hard,
tA-Ar. N. I northern. $l.Xtn.t No. 2
norllicrn. II ;iB1.48
FLol It I'nchanged.
H KLEY-;4i7lc.
It Y E !f"7c.
HHAV-I!!,'.
CORN-No. 3 yellow. 77'c
OATS No white, 52M','-'4C.
FLAX-II.6SSHI.70'.
per cent; ninety days. i per cent, six
months, 34i7.'. per cent.
CALL MONEY-Steady: high, t per
rent; low, i per cent; ruling rate. 1
tier cent: lust loan, 2 per cent: closing
Id. W per cent; offered at i wr cent.
Closing quotations on bond -vere:
r a tt. :. r .. ; m k t ii t.. 7M
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(i,i imipon lOlVN V (It. 4S ... ln
r I 4. res Ii S T Si ale 4 lu4(
t . g 4s, foup-.o ...110'iN y. N II II
and Prorislena.
July 1-WHEAT
No. 2 red. ! KTJ
Pftiiaips iiiupwl..! St rv.
ro Hnitltsrs t ..IS'. K.r Pat trie 4
A T S T . t, l''"- 4 ts
Armour To I4 O g rr 4 .
Alrbl.n su. . W Pao T T U
Hal. llliltt 4s Pnn. eos. 4V...
1 -11 !. Ulr 1st WIS ilo on 4. ....
Ohn. a Ohio 44. 11' RmiIIiis ssn 4s .
I- H 1 g I. .. U S 1. A 8. K r.
f' U t I I' I 1 ko Par r Is . .
I' H I P r 4. 4u Trt 4
. I mm '
. . Kit
. . t i
.. "'.
.. 7i 1
,.lni 1
.. i !
M i
4a U
1.2; luly, 1.I.T; September, l H3:i; De-
ceiiioer, II. 1. a
CORN - No 2 mixed 77c; No. J white.
77Ufi,Tv-, No. yellow. 7.'(.i 7i'-c; No. ;.
777'c; July, "i'jc; September. 7"a;o-',.' ;
lii i . niher. fti1,u,"i.c.
OAT-! No 2 v hue, 53.; No. t mixed,
4:( .xx-.
London t'ck Market.
UlNl'dN, July 1. '. he American sec
tion of th stock markH was 4ie bey;,
spot on the exchange. Trsders were bii.s
t 1 llisn lor some time fast and I'lilted
Stales Steel and Amalgamated Copper
were active leaders at a fraction owv
parity.
SILVER Rar, 2.'Sd per ounce.
Ml iNI'V-'i'i tier cent.
DISCtll NT RATES nort mile. fttWa
a H rf. H
U 4 K 41 ral. la
Kria sn 4
Orn Klarfrlc
Hit. No. 1st 4a .,
III. (D ral 44 .
K. C Ho rrl it.
L N. usl 4a
Uld.
Ko H.illa r
.4. t alon i-acirir 4s. .
. Si du cv 4a
in: I- H. Rubhar 4a
. - t' 1 Hlaal la....
. i Wabaah Ut la
T' Waal. I'liloa 4Wl
tn ' Per cell l
three months, iu'j's ler cent.
at
Id?
,
lo..
(14,
IHilaWaat. Blac. . ta. .1011,
SI. Lasts Grain Market. -
fT laOI'18, Julv 14-WHEAT-No 1
red. nominal: No. I hsrd. nominal; July.
1 W.: September. II W.ifi oai.
CORN -No J, 7Sc; No. i white, 7S10c;
July, 7c.
OATS No. I. Ittrc; No. I white. 66V-
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hand
furniture Into rash.
Liverpool Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL. July WHEAT Spot.
No. 2 Manitoba. Us Atd; No. 1, lis 7d:
No. 1 nurtnern Duluth, lis 7d; No. 1 hard
winter. Us 7d. .
( !KN-8lHt , American mixed. s Id.
FIAJL'R Winter patents. 4-s 44.
(4 I
Rank Clears en.
OMAHA. July II Bank xtnr
Omaha today were 3.i.4fKo4V, mtf.A Jo
the oorrespondlog day last Saaaar yfim
112.44.
Treat J,
Pitcher Hill
much to the
nov In New
by a specialist.
I James has t4 frssjui lift
Braares taisj -mm. t 1