tttt: m;E: omatta. motay. may r, 101 r.
9
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Went.
NEW BUNGALOW 6-room, atttc, oak
inilsn. nunt-in nooKcanea and outlet.
IIa hnlU nn ...1.,,. .. .1
laini hto unjun wnni viiaiiiiri ami
en minutcg from town. Will sell on
easy terms. Don't rent, buv this. Sea
It any evening, Phona Benson 202.
i'OL'Ii-KuOM bungalow, lust being com
pleted, tl.SQ. Only $' cash. Amoi
Orsnt. T). Col. 4071.
orfK .
CHOICE, MOIJEJtN
eottagw, S10 Huggies St., out of town
owner. Will sell cheat). Easy terms.
K. H. U.NDfcRYOlL
202 Nevlil Rlk.
tta'ig. S74A
1X3 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Reduced from $1,750 to $l,50u. Now a
letter authorising a price of 11,260. Five
room house, business lot. Clitloa Hill.
Great snap,
OKORGH O. WALLACE. 14 Keeltne.
Good Bomo
Very Little Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; large
lot: fine shrubbery and fruit tree.
Trice, $2,350. Located HOI Nortb 8Kb bt
Norris & Norris,
40fl pee p,lrtg. Phone Oouglae 4279
IDtKljAIN If old l once; owner leaving
rltyi dandy modern H-room bungalow:
large lot: don't wait. Phone Walnut
"Almost now, si room, combination
sun room and sleeping porch, oak fln
i.u ki.iu.ln huffc unA Ihfm kitchen
inn, iruitt-M, ..- ' "7"
uv.lr.Afr full rjimjant haaninent with
laundry equipment; nice lot, trees and
shrubbery. Kasy terms. ...
P A V N E INVKriTMENT COMPANY,
r, 1781. 6th noor Omaha Nat. Pk. Bid.
f-ROOM cottage, modern eareptXeat; one
block from cut. mi N. 34tl Bt, Web.
7885,
"Toulh.
VROOM bunaalowTbrsnd I., all modi
em, oak floors throughout: oak finish
tn living and dlnlnir room: large, light,
, wh He enamel bedroom : food location,
restricted addition. A bargain at IS.Outt
Eaav terma.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
42 paxton Blk. Deng. 1722.
Hlurliin'oiu.
ONLY $2,000
Tor a atrlotly modern 6-room cottage,
three rooms downstair and two bed
room end bath upstairs; good furnace
and everything complete; good location,
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
n,,ni!u lOiifl.
Ground floor McC'ague Bldg---
' i i. i. t v n i ftrtT!
FOR ItliLlA tfl.K ANU BA1TK
KIR1C AN1J TOHNADO 1NBUHANCK
O'NKIL'S K. B. & INS. AOENCT
KM Brand-la Theater Bldg. Tyler 1024.
SPKC1AL UAROA1N.
3 lota corner, anutb and eaat front;
one block from ear: -r, modern cot
tnge. fine shade and fruit, $3,200.
H. P. HOrtTWICK A HON,
Tyler KM 300 Bee Bldg.
, ' BccRfTirTtfiM Vi,w1t8M ,
A new five-room bungalow, oak fin
ish, built-in bookcase, and colonnade
openings: full cement basement; large
lot. Price $2,800 on easy terma, or will
discount for cash.
PAY N H INVKKTMKNT COMPANY,
I). 17SlBthFmoM)maJa JatJkBldg
J'OTT SACK SumriH-r "cot tag at i.ale
Manawa; lake front; cheap. Phone
Harney 21,
REAL ESTATE-UN1MPRUVED
"frQti flALJi ACRKAOE.
4 aerea, 4-room houae, barn and other
banding, near Fort Crook car line; It
la a bargain at I1.A00
2 aorcji, unimproved, at ear atatlon
on Fort Crook line $1,000,
J. IT. Kopletg. 473 So. 24th St.
KiVi-felGHT " "ji7erbTacit aoTTujIaTni
lota on grade, eaat of and near ith
and Bpatildlng.
Albert Kdholm, Owner. Ponglaa 1863.
oath.
V 20 Acres Hear Fairacres.
MUST BE SOLD BY MAY 15TH.
High nd alKhtiy, with good Improve
ment. For price and terma, call,
TYLER 60.
24R-7-S Omaha Nt'l Bk
7Tlaoel1nneona. 1
Iiah6aIX.H In iaT eatatT and acreage.
Colfax 10:.2, after U a. pi.
"L&j-XWO "fTn'K BU'II,I.'tN0l LOTS.
JAM KB I j. NBAU
T41-743 Brandela BUIg. Phone Doug. 7072.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
I, .ni u i,L Vllit Ilk . ! l V.' II I
want I
1 a. ., firm. We mav have Juat what
vo ii witnt. We all or trade everything,
anywhere, Chae. J. Smith. Tylor 16i.
12 l!h. J
tlAVB parlv wTth"$2i.0( clear. ctnia In,
, pi n.;r. Wants Income. Will put in $10,000
I'HabAbbott. 4 J'attcraon Block.
iwll i:;XCliANGE-1.0,:0 acr.'ii clear,
north Arkaneaa; want, mcichandlae or
income Wll. Bench, Leslie, Ark,
SrTT.iTnw Irrigated "Colo. land, clear.
Wanted cicar UinHha. Improved. Mr.
Hawer, 324 Ore ml Ave. Coif a Ihi.
TVt')T'" wlaii" to exchange your city
PtHierty or ltid, aee mo first.
I I, 1 inRlP., Kccllne Bldg. T. 1710.
E.r:HA Nftri'leaf " f araia for clear prop
crt or mrchHtidUe. 1-ealla Lend Co.,
icllf. Ark,
la.sTt i' ir iacimr.) anyibing you hae
Ii, ffr. C. J I'lnrni. MK aa'ie BWg.
REAL ESTATE-BUS- PR0PTY
t, r'KKT 1'h til-. $ Mka. fnm viaduct,
H.6(i Mct'ague Inv . . 'i" ague Mldg.
tU Ai'xTeture, Tow rent", "tn tf pnatoffice.
li 1 , iitelibina, l'"i0 :iiir .
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Beaee.
T,Uil' V"l H' Mtj; IN HfcXriuM
I t V Till: I.OTI
ii d..in and l' l"' tnonth; price
f ume !, ,!.; !. atid ti Ixiouat
t. l.lv..ti ana I'-trnnem, nl
vvdih i-fi , ri m,:-i -h
TWO Ai H fl AMI H N ilU W
NVw t in!nw. lnrw .tg,t. Urge
lain and c ..mii Ho . ! e aci
r iu.,nl tn )' ' H" c.h.
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OauMee.
l-uatf 1Sm'W'1.iw!N! n, loe
i pl t, wtU 4, it i le i f -e
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J(' I'lvSi i i int., f.ilu- l. U.ge
tnil.i i n llei't k A Mr
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FINANCIAL
Weal Kine I, nana, Mortgasra.
KIONliY TO CO AjfON
Apartment houjss, double brick houaea.
alngle- houaea, bualneaa property and
farm lands at i'.'t, &H''n and 6
W. H. THOMAS.
jH8Kellne Bldg. Douglaa m.
5 TO 6 ior loana on beat "oTaaa city
residences In amounts $2,(m0 up; also
farm loana. Heaaonable onmmlaalona.
PF.TKR8 TRI'ST 0., 1CT Farnam 8t
TUREST.
Thna. I,. McClarry,
E;' 1 ItJ !!: Rd 4.44.
OMA17a home, Eaat Nehraaka farmi"
O'KEKFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
101$ Omaha Nat. Phone ronglaa 271S.
MONY to loan on Improved furma aii3
ranchea We alio buy pood farm mort
gagee. Kloke Inv, Co., Omaha.
NO DKLAT
W, T. GRAHAM
BKB RLPO.
k6.s'ft KTT0l"N7 ror X yeara.
on Improved propertlee.
SHCEE5 co- l""'f im-.
"ItONEY" onTTamOor city and"
farm loana. ii. W. Binder, City
atlonal Bang Ming,
cTf Y aniTfarmToana, S, SVi', $ per cent.
fiflO tlioi'' inuile"proiiiptly. ITb "Weail,
weaq King , intn a no varnam ft a.
QAliViNBHOiT
fTniaha
Nat l Bunk Kldg.
5
MU.NEy, HARRISON & NORTON.
" tilt nmha Kit Rank ttlriir
FKA'l K.Hf ATK Loans, tlx par cent. Tc
D, H BtrOK A CO., 012 Omaha Natl. k.
" T'liTanciaf Wanted,
VANTRD--AioH 117" "im of ffOrom
private party on flrt real estate mort
gnge at 7 per cent. P l.liri. Bee.
Mncha and Hondn
I1.W0 MORTGAGE bearing 1 sfrnTan
nual; aecured by property valued IS,?').
Talmage Looml Iny. Co., WajW Bldg.
abalraeia of Title.
flnnrBtirftA Abatraot Co. Wa can bring
unaraniee aown rouP .h.trac,t on
anon notice, h. t, raiTeraon rung, i ni
rir lffl? title Ouarantee and Abstract
'"'""fn., a I
modern abstract office.
V B. 17th t Tel. V. 64H7.
5KKD A UHT HACf Cfi: (irtest abalraut
office In Nebraska. 204 Vandals Thea.
FARM AND RANCh LANDS
Arkansas Langi.
BdRJ'IllSJN'J OHior'tJ'tiTui! for farmers!
stock raiaeia and fruit growers, Horatio
Land Co,, flora I to, Ark.
Colorado Inoda
FOP N U 8'0-acre uncial tned tiomf tmid;
good soil; ample r&mraii; arteeian
water; nar free timber. Price $S00,
filing fee and all. J. A. Tracy. Ft.
Morgan, Colo
FOR BALK ii20-acre relitiqulshmKnt,
wheat land, good improvements. Wm.
I,. McClalr, ftlerllng. Cnlo
Iowa l.enda.
IOWA BARGAINS
If you want to buy an Iowa
farm, sea us.
ANNIS & ROHLING
$9 PEARL ST. TEL. lot,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.
Iowa l.a n le.
FOR sAl.l.;-.iiil-a'7i linoiovtidi aim.
R, F. Wklff. Iowa Falls, U.
M If N I g a nlf d
MICHIGAN LANDS.
60,000 acres, good hardwood lands lor
sale at $20 per acre. Good fur fruit and
general farming. Long time, per cent
interest; fine water for stock. Land
Dept., The Buckley & Douglas Lumber
Co., Manistee. Mich..
Ulwiarl Iui1e.
CHLAP Missouri 'tutnia, any size, easy
tcriiai
W. 8. FRANK, Neville fl k Omaha.
f. "SelruSui"i.iM"i4a.
127-ACRK. wen miprov;d farm. "6 miles
of Omaha. $0 per; no trade. Relyea &
f!ifC.rrt ai Ramce Bldt.. Omaha. Neb.
S6ACkT5S, fmpiovea, miTat be solii dilr-
ft'orlh I)al.ta I.anrta,
IVi ACRKU North Dakota, near Fargo.
lYt miles from elevator. Mortgage $4,uiJ,
(ii per cent. Cheap tor smallcash pay
ment and second mortgage, drawer u,
Hnahnell. 111.
Oklahoma "il.anila.
POSITIVELY a bargain. We have 2,2'i0
acres fine orchard land to aell at $3
per care, caHh, or $3.60 with time terma,
j 11 Roccl I.lir. Co.. Howard, pkl.
Wanblliglon Luiula.
F)R SAL By awner, 45-ai re ranch, aJi
ftood clear land, 2fi arrea of rich bottom
and. all clear, potato and garden soil;
small bouse, good big barn; good water;
t close to school and poatoffice; well lo
cated on corner of two good ro'ida; 4
miles from paved road;-some stock an I
farm implement; 7Jc fare to Tacoma,
'bua twice dally, Price $5,000, half cash,
balance at per cent Interest, and
terms can be arranged to suit. Will
also secure for lc or misfortune emiae,
Bav your commission Homembcr, yon
are dealing dlrei t with the owner.
Write or call. John If. Thomas, Bl S.
7th St., Tacoma. Vah.
l " Uconln i.nnila.
THK best land tn WIhi-oiikIii, adjoining
-h beat market In America: vary low
price; enav terms, Arnol,'. Co., Superior,
Wis
Miscellaneous.
El! VERS WITH
THE HONEY
, TOINVK3T. '
Farm lend ada tilamd In these col
umns reach the alnd of people all
over the west who have ample funds
with which to invest tn lands.
Q'laltty and Quantity are both found
to THE P.B.E 8 country circulation.
The subscription rate for The Bee Is
much higher than any othor Omaha
newspaiwr. Natur;"v The Bee Is read
by a claaa of well-to-do (amtara
(end 1 1 your ! and reach sum real
buyers.
"ItiK y"6TTg7i IS i'FTO" TT!YT Jl sY 1
If so. get a copy of our Journal first
It has lands, city iucierty and stocks
ef g'Htds adverilaril from Pearls" every
Stute. So that you can find Just what
rui wisfi In Its colui.ini Entabilstied
II veais reaching i,m resdfis. Kend
yv for una years subset ipiiun er $1 tor
l e ti
A I'M AND UK A I, M T ATH JOCRNAU
lllAI H, IOWA,
f XTtM.i! "v aoa vlty i.iuir f'.
Sale and harign, . fl. t unit s
liiri.M Ihia.er MlJg lig ri4.
HORSES-LIVLiTOCK-VEHJCLES
Fee e4e
HTi"-i's " r.s, " t Ti!i T t
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POULTRY AND PET STCCK
Ail K-t I flit'' 1 , m 1 .
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r '"I '. 1 4-1 ' " M IM i'U
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AUTOMOBILES f0i SALt
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AUT0M08ILES-F0R SALE
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
cm Farnam. Douglaa iuo.
Carnation touring, $-T6.
lain Ford touring, mechanically right.
1314 Ford touring, fine shape,
litis, ffrird touring electrically ennlnneA
THE A U 'i'O M LiBi LF W USD K H.
Make a ton truck out of your Ford
car. Everybody is buying this "Forro-a-Truck."
It solves vour delivery prob
lem and sells like wild fir. Agents
wanted. For particulars aee or write
IQHNHON-l'' ANFORTH CO.. 1W9 N. 16th.
ISlfFORD t.Mirlng car; Ford roadster fl
cvl. Overland, just used a little on
demonstration; uuick truck, 1-ton ca
pacity; Maxwell roadster. 2427 Farnam,
Lloug. iVt.
FOK SALIC j-l 12-M. P. Caae traotlon
cpglne; 1 1912 fcliehell tourtng car. Of
red at bargain If taken at once.
N'eola Au ' Co- Nenla, la.
it'TO WtKnnViJ M.. M 6""lth' IL
All kinds of repairing and parts for
sals. Used cars bought and sow. D. 4442.
wiTwIll Trade yyo a"new Ford for youi'
old one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAOK CO..
foth and Harney Ooug fl.
CKMiliAL Motor Company truck, two
ton cnpscitv, good roniiltlrin, Can be
bom rlaht Call Douglas 2M.
U8ED CA H BA fttii A 1 NS AT
MURPHY O BRIKN AUTO CO.
K14-1A-H Farnam flT
VJiS WOODS " Kl.Hrlu. almost new; bar
gatn; owner leavliig city, Call Ilootri
41H. FontenHle or Po'lgliis $41$,
AaltWrMMTrtna end Pelnllns.
NKHr KaiH"aTor Repair BervToe and
nriies rtanr :'i B i'n ft it.
Ildil rewanl for inagnsto we can't repafrl
r'oiis repnirea Mnvsnorrr ,111 11111.
V MI'lll'll V'-Aiit., rirualripg. 112 S. 17ih
ft Tvicr ?t7 nlaht. K"d 7B4.
?7rri,'hii If'i.ll'illil 1 ii
l i.
A a to Tires anM euppllr.
TIRES
80g$,
$6,79
30x8'4,
S T5
These are new, first grads tiros.
Limited stock.
Duruw tire co!,
2511 Farnam, D, 4tT.
RFTBTIILT. $100 T B.OO.
0T?O TIRK CO., 111 Cliicsgo 8t.
DON'T throw sway oid tlrea. tVe make
one pew tlr from 2 old ones and save
you 2 In 1 Vulcanlilng t:o 15H
Davenport Bt,, Omaha, Neh. Doug, 2?H4;
Oi'H $4 device "does away wlTK antra
tires. Writs quick, Savage. 4J01 Dreael,
Chicago.
Rleotrle A ftoliHeis.
Wi. er A t1O1.1s.1i1, "p't rn'g electric A
nsttorles. KtoiHge. W Farnam. D. 4J1T.
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
liAUi.l-jA VlbtiON' -i5t6rCTclE.
Ilarguln In used machines. Victor lUios,
bs Motorcycle Man."iKi Leavenwortlt.
OMAHA SfAAKET.
Wholesale Prlees for Prod ace
( barged by Omaha llralers.
BUTTfclt No. 1 ufcamery, In cartons
or tubs, 86c; No. 2, ICc.
POl'LTK 1 Broilers, alive, under two
lbs., 2,40c; hens. liltlUc; special roosters
and slags, lie; springs, iioc; geese, 10c;
ducks, lr, turkeys, 20e; old totns, HOo;
is pons, itm; guineas, 2Ao; squabs, ll&v'J
4.041 psr dos.: pigeons, Wo per dog.
CHKEBlCr- Imported Hwlaa, 4ic; domes
tic, Stic; block, 2bc; twins, lito; dalaieo,
c; triplets, 19c; Young America, 20c;
blue label brick. lc; llmburger, JJc! Im
ported French Roniiuefort, e.'c
FISII-Fteah, per lb.i CgtfiaH ilo: carp,
Sc: trout, ISc; rue shad, tKf: uallbut. Do;
salmon, HfiSc; ahora codfish, .17c; buck
shsd, 10c; Spanish mackerel, Uc; red
snapper. Mo; yellow pike, l&c; flounders,
ion, Froren, per lb.; Halibut, itc; herring,
Hc; white, b-iilSc; pickerel. fc: pike, Ij.c;
saugera, sc. Hmoked, per lb.: white, lie;
Kippered, 17c; salmon, 17c; finnan bad
dies, Uc. Frogs; Jumbo, pef do., $3.'0;
large grans, K,c. Blitlmp. Peeled, per
khI., $2.00; headless, $1.25. Crab meat,
$2.00 p,.r gal.: ea scnllops. $'! ped gal.
BICI'.F CUT-Rlbsi No. .1, WAoi No. 2.
l.ic; No. 8. l.'VaC. Ilna: No. L i3!4c; No.
2, 'iiVCA No, 3, IS!:. Chucks; No. L
12c; No. 2, I2lc; No. 8, 12'4s. Rounds:
Nfi! 1, ; No, 2, Win; No. a, lfce. Plates:
No. 1, 10c.; No. 2, IHc; No. 8, BSC
OYHTKIiS-i heimpciike, per gal.: Htand
ards, 4l ; eelHcls, $l.(w: counts, $1.1.
CF.LEHY Mammoth, Vm per doa.
medium. 6(e per do.; small. 40c; Florida,
per cram, $2.25. . , , , .
Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by
Gilltiek v Fruit company;
FRUITS Oranges, bni: Navels Valen
cias. g 80s, I3.W; 126a, $2.25; KOs, Ma, 324a.
14.00; !la, lOOe, $276; 150s, $.'l.(0; 2"0a. 2Hs,
25fis, $4.25. Mediterrsnean Kweets, 12Ha,
$3 01); i:fls. $3 2ft; Vils. $1W: 2o0s, 21s, $,
$4 00: 2ins 3'.'4a, Mis, X'hj Lemona, bo;
(lolden Bowl. $.VO0; silver Cord. $4. W,
Orapcfrult. box: 3HS. $J.0ft; Ms. $3.50; 4a.
I3 2f; Cle. .H4 0O; 70s, KOs. f-s, $4.00. Straw
berries: Shipment Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday $2.75 rnw. Bananas, hunch:
Medium aiae. P lk"31 7B; medium slue
Jnmboes, $2 0W2.2i1; regular elza .lumbnea,
r n0vif7fi; eictra large Jiimbcea $';.00'S87&,
i'ammoth. $iwii$.7li.
VKGFTAHLKP Onions: Crystal wag,
IS.2A crate. Hermiiila, $175 crate; onion
sets, red, $V4) hii., onion sets, yellow,
$2.M bu. Carrots, beets, turnips, parsley,
radishes, shallots, SO doe. Cabbage New,
t-Vi lb , old, 5c lb. Rhubarb, I1.7R boa.
Tomatoes, $'!,W crate, lettuce $l 0 hoe.
Celery; Four dot., $" 00 crate; i ant., 2 78
crate, $ do", $2 W ciale Peppers, Mo
tashet rotatoea. fed River 'hle, $t.P)
In,; white to-k. $i,l(V'i$l,;,'i hu. 8wt
potatoes. Hamper. $1 7; hamper; aesd
sweet, $. M bid.
llONi:v-Coinli, $1,75 case; Airline, $1.)
(a.
M,TPeanuta No, 1 raw, ' lb !
No, 1 roaatid. H . .'umo raw, Hj"
It'.; Jumbo roasied, '1e in.. Fdtierta, 14?
lb, 5 i. ai a, liWo It- ; l:Hng Jumbo, 17'o
Iti ; mn. d piita, 'ae It).
AU'Lli--IU n I -a via. 11 JS hbl,; Ben
l avta Idaho, 41 M b Hi Roma Beauty, $1 Ml
1 1 bnk t oh ado IV W, reariualnea,
$. TWi2 0 bis.
f UK ACill 1 1 B TtH K M 4 H H KT
( atlle Mtsilr ll4 Wek lf
gteatf .
rilfCAGn. May 4'4TTl,F Re-elpts.
tl b"-i, o'arael, 'fni, imilva bef
trer !,., e . , Mi. f?
4i. iIk-uk and f .! i i, $ d . ,
act hfiif . $4 ..r4 ', Vil.ai
i- " , . ir' ,.!. .V lie'l HiISt, f
i. l.er, t ill, f i - 4 't l.i'ii
4 V .t ' '. I1" '!. . bee $" I-
i.i"h. 1 1 ' i"s I. 'J"
f am I v"l . nr'i. In
I ,l t, -i.i ' t 1 1 '
,t :'i i", me '"i. I . il -i
see a 4 tit l mihIh Market
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Brisk Demand Offsets Heavy Re
ceipts of Wheat and Pricei Run
Unchang-ed to Higher,
CASH DEMAND FOR CORN SLOW
OMAHA, May B.
Grain receipts were very heavy- again
today and thete was a general advance
In prkea.
Wheat receipt were exceptionally
heavy fur (bis time of the year and theia
was go active cash demand for thig
cereal, The bulk of the No. 3 hrad Win
ter wheat sold at prices ranging from
$1.0$ to $1.07V, and a few cw of better
quality brought Il.asffl.mi4.' Four hard
wheat sold from IKo to $1.04, the bulk of
the sales being made at advanoVI prices
Tha wheat market was quoted from un
changed to a half cent higher.
The corn market waa aurong, but the
Bales were light,
There was a fair demand for oats and
the market add from unchanged to a
uuarter hlaher.
Kye was (looted a cent up.
Hurley advanced a cent.
Clearances were: Wheat
and flour
unchanged;
equal to l,4U?,0u0 bushels.
Liverpool close; Wheat,
corn, unchanged.
I'Hmnrv a.-iMAt recalnta
were 2ti,ow
ousneis ana aiupmenia, vm. ii.'"""i
aultit raceinia of rtirtOO buahels and
shipments of 786,000 bushels last yar.
Primary corn receipts were i4,'i
bushels and shipments, 6SO,000 busnels.
aaalnst recelnia of m.OXi bushels and
shipments of 4tiH,0"0 bushels last year.
t'rimary oats receipts were m,
bushels and shlpnmiits. 1.12a,aK bushels
sealnst receliits' of tlft.Oisf bushels and
ahipinenta of I.Mh.OoO buaholg last year,
CARLOT RKCKIPTH.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago o
Mlnneaoolls 224
27
tit
1'uluili 22
Omaha 147
It
tl
78
Kansas City !
ft. lyouls 72
Winnipeg W2
These sales were reported todayt
WheatNo. 2 hard winter, 6 cars, $110;
1 car, $I.0H4; 8 cars, $1 Ott. No. 2 hard
winter, 1 t:ar, $1.4';-4 rare, tM; 4 cara,
$1.7W; 12 cars, $1.07; 1 car, $1,04: tears,
$1.t4; 114 cars, II 0; 3 cars, tl; 4
cars. 1 0(i. No, 4 bard winter, a cars. $1 04;
1 car, $1,081; 8 cars, $1 ft cars, $1.02Hi
4 cars, 1112; 8 cara, $UHV; H'lj cars, $1,01;
I car, $1 00H: I car, Ww; 8 rara, Use. Bam
pie hard winter, 8 ears, Wa, No, 2 durum,
I car, $1.0, No. 2 mined, 2 curs, $1,011, No.
4 mixed, 1 car. $1.02,
Rya-No. 2, 1 car, 89Ho. No, 8, 2 cars,
riarley-No. S, 1 car, 70c, Sample, 1 car,
sic.
Corn-No. 2 whlla: $ cars, 714a, ' No. 8
whits: ( cars, 714c; 4 cars. 71c. No. 4
white: 1 car. 70Hc: 1 car. 7oWc; No, 2 yel
low: $ cars, 73c. No. $ yellow: 1 car,
riVic; t car, nw, a cars, no. i r-
low: 1 car. 7i4o. No. yellow: 4 car,
4c; 1 car, 4c; 8-5 car, io. No. 2
mixed: 10 curs, 714c. No. 2 mixed: 8 cars,
I. vzc
No. 4 yel-
74c; 2 cars, 7'4o. No. 6 mixed; 1 car,
SQiic. No. mixed: 1 car. )e: 2-6 car.
We, 1 car, 674c. Bample mixed: 1 car,
7Q. . .....
oats no. a wnite; s cara. ix, no.
white; 2 cars, 414c,; I csrs, 414. flampla
white: 1 car, 41o, 2 cars. 40c; 8 cars,
404n; 4 car, 4'ic; 1 oar, 2il4o.
Omaha t asn r-rices: w near no, i c
hard, $1.(W.110; No. 3 hard, $1.044ri.W;
No, 4 hard, 4r7r"8$l 04; No. 2 aprlng, $1.04
1.53; No, 3 spring, $1.011,10: No. 2
durum. $1 .flgftl.OB; No. 8 durum, $1.07'ai OS,
Corn-No. f white, 71714; No. 8 white,
704,7l4c; No. 4 white, 'cg704c; No, t
wlilte, Ws'AfliiOHc; No, 6 white. vtfS0c; No,
2 yellow, 71V?r7So; No. $ yellow, Wl'-ir-No.
4 yellow, 70471 4": No. IS yellow, 34
f704c; No. 4 yellow, Si8i4c; No. i
mixed, 7117714c: No. 3 mixed, fteVflfTft'io:
No. 4 mixed. Mum1'.. No. t mixed, 6$
ttWa; No. 4 mixed, 870M59O.
cats-No. 3 white. 44f4ite! standard.
42,3424cj No. 2 whlta. 41342c; No. 4
while, 41ff414o. M .
Barley-Malting, Atr70c; ;?o, 1 feed, 69
(4t3o
yNo. 3, OlMfflOWc: No. , ffWe
Chicago oloslng prloes, furnished Tha
Ree by lyiggn A Bryan, stock snd grain
brokers, 314 Booth sixteenth street:
Arfia"eT7IfnTTf"(ghTI.FcT
ViTiciit'
May.
H34-44
I
1 14
1U4
774
744
.'.
at
40
$410
V WO
28 U
1 U4
t 144
1 13 i
7644
7i4
J 144
1 18
1 144
1 124
l m;
I 134
July
IHAi-VW
Hept.
1U4-4
Corn,
May
7
11
77
74i
July.m4'
Sept.
7644l
,HP4.
:7b4fl4i744W,
Oat a
May,
471404
474
!4r'4
47
43
394
23 90
23 Ift
3 36
18 024
12 00
18 07 4
July.
143444
1430434 434'il1
Brt.
Pork.
May.
July
Sept.
Lard.
May.
394
23 90
23 90
24 10
23 824
23 4
23 874'
23 40
23 W
13 10
18 01
18 18
18 48
1RO5024:
13 10
12 024
July.
1Soo,o,l 13 20
18 U
Bept.
130741011317830
18 0741
Hi he.
May.
It 70
13 80
12 9
12 70
l207tT70
July.
16 Bl 14 a" I I no I IB II-
129718001 12 9241 12 S I 12 M0
12 8S
12 774
Kept
13 924
CHICAGO GRAIN AXD PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade. .
CHICAGO, May'4-C'rop damage from
green huge and.hesslan fly took first
place today In the attention of the wheat
trade. Largely as a result prices closed
strong, 24tt'2o net higher, with May
at $1,144 and July st $1.14. Corn gained
H'QWc, oats 4tf,o. ami provisions 4c to
fc24c
Although at tha outaet tha wheat mar
ket appeared to be chiefly affected by
the general confidence that a break with
Germany had been averted, the fact soon
became evident that the bulls were lay
ing much more emphasis! on reports In
dicating danger of wideapresd ravagea
by pesla attacking tho already much di
minished winter crop, A leading expert
sent word that a n.iitiued tnorease of
green Iiiik in Oktatmma uppeared llkely,
atiil another nell known amhorltv wits
reHpotiNlhli) for an assertion that Kansas
was faring hesslau fly In twinty nlpn
count lea,
Missouri and Illinois advices also gave
pi.. lumen. 'n to details of havoa by lies
sisti fly.
In the later trading the Kansas crop
at nation became ncre am, ni"re a dfiii
tnating Influence. It was Said an as.
eepH inall) oci wet sesson .u'd be re
qulre'l tu offset the flv etta. lt, Di
weather complsi'its were numerous mean
wlilie from NebranV.
iVirn ,t'i ! nai i. se in svmpathv with
wbaat Fr the innst bail, trading In
i piii eras of a Ih nl character Onia
a-ere helped upegrd by a lively shipping
,l.mtid here aed si Milwaukee
1 rniUli'li dei-tved S'rig(h ff.un bin.
pig rllfil n n.l' s Tl .iki...
tn the b- "ai Set had B'lte If any efni.
pill II IIV - Alii, lower. tU l,ie
I lief. ' itn'l IVt'-ea- - Wheal . N" ) -1
H,,,.,,,,.: N. r-t I' 14- 2 ir.,
$ I i, S'.i bsid. Ii ' ' S '"
I f, l''l 4. . 4 1 74 ' 'l
Mi, i et.i'm 'Hati. i.iiii 4'i .
. .,'....' t.4' .i ! Tl'TI
,0v, II',,..!':'. ,.ief $. . H i .' 4f.,vl
mm(
til -"-c'
I 4 V
A la .
V:tpjvry
.'it.jes
I X 1
Z"j'y CHOriU
pions: Tork, $J.W:4 10; lard. $18.10; ribs,
11'' iiit? '.''.
HI TTER Ixiwer; creamery. r(f4e. ,
&H'. Receipts, S3.m cases; market
pnebanged,
Pi T A TOFB Higher! receipts. 80 egra.
Michigan, W Isennain, Mlnneaot and Da
kota white, sa'dttc; Minnesota and Da
kota Ohioa, SeWAHc.
P,W TOHIi lifKHAI. MAB.KF.T
qnolallnna f the Day on VaHooa
Commodities.
NF7W YORK, May .-FIOTTK Quiet
VHKAT-4pot ilrm; No. 1 dunim,
$1 2'4; N. 2 hard, $1,344; No. 1 northern.
iHiluth. $1 3ft. and No. 1 northern. Mani
toba fl 32' i. o. p, 7ew mm. rmui"",
firm: May, $1,224. , .
CtRN-Ktot, steady; No. 1 yallow. hoc,
c. I. f, New York.
OATH-- pot market, firmer; standard.
&2Vkfi363'iC. . ,
HOPS 4Jtjetj stare, oommon iv
choice, 1914 crop, 13K'21c; 1914 orop. MJc.
HA Y-Qulet; No. 1, $l.40H.4r.; No. t,
$1 8U01.S5; No. . $1.061.10; ahlpplng. 90r7j
nrnKrf-Flrm; Bogota, B3fiH4ci Central
America, 33c.
LEATHKR Firm: hemlocg firsts, teo;
seconds, 8:t4c. ,
Tiiinu' firm! citv. IPUo. nominal:
ooiintrv, 104l01ic; aperlal, 1oM.
Bl'TTKIV Heceipia, l,.i mi..
erv extras. 314:0401 flrais, 4a31c; eo
onds. 2930i',.
1,-anR-lrreaular: receipts, 88.744 eases;
unchanged. . .
CIIl'.l,.r"B--Firm. reiaijiis, ir,
state held specials, 184019'sj.T. fresh spe
. .i. .vi,il averaaa fancv.
W$mi!l Wisconsin twins, held, 18
POPI.TRY-AHva, steady; h rollers. $of
$o: fowls. 184W190I turkeys, 82c,( dressed.
weak, unciiangea
Mlnneapwlls Orsvln Msurket.
MINNKAPOl.IM, May e-WITKAT-May.
$1,304: July. $1.Sosil4. ash No.
i bard, $1274,; No. 1 northern , i.V
No 2 northern,. $1.19401234.
FLOURFanny patenU, 46 80; first
clears $5 10; other grades, unchanged.
MARLFY-W.07&C,.
UI&-ti1.Tfl.
PRAN-$18.t19M, ,,.
COHN-No. 8 yellow, T7HflTH.
OATO-Nn- white. 4344-FlJlX-n$l.640l-,4.
t.-.. nlr r. rm I n end Provision.
KANBAFJ CITT. May TOAT-Nt. I
hard. 1. U1.14 cto. J reu, ei.ti-u .
$1 A; July. $1.07451 OS, Rocelpts, aeven-
(ORN-No. 3 mixed, nyW'W '
white, 714c; No. 3 el(ow,237; May,
OATn'- IiaVhet; le higher; No. t whlta,
4f.47e; No. 2 mixed, 40S42o,
RYE di'C'OOc.,
as. I.nnla (iraln Market.
RT. WX-HB, May 4-W'Hr.AT-Ne, t
red, $1.3ltl 23; No- 3 hard, nominal; May,
Il ott: jitiy, ii.ii'a- . ...
May, 744o: July, H44. ' ..,
OAT-No, and No, 2 whlta, nominal.
vi-i- n-i inv Harksl,
KLGIN, III.. May . B UTTE K 100 tuba
aold at m.
Wanted-Roma Want Ads In trxehange
for lots of answers. Thona Tha Pee.
DOES RHEUMATISM .
. BOTHER YOU?
The. Port org Saj "I'm Mustr-role'
Bo many gnfferera ha found rallgf
In MUBTF.ROLB that you tmght W buy
a small Jar and try It,
t,.. ini-MA It on with tha fingers.
Hub It In. 1rst you feel a tentla glow,
then a delicious, eoouna; oomiorv
MUHTEROLIO rout tha twinges, loosens
iirr.nail Inlnta and muaoles.
MUSTEROIK is a clean, whlta olnte
... i,v -il .1 M,,.l.,4 It
ment, maas wuo vi "'" -i
penetrate to tha seat of pain an arlvea
It awgy, but doea not blister ina tsnasr
aat akm. '
It Kikes tha $!" of tha rnoasy, 14
fashioned mustjud plaster.
MUSTEROIJa is recommended for
Bronchltia, Croup, Asthma. Plaurl,
Lumbago, Neuralgia, Bpralns, Bruises,
Rtiff Neck, Headaches and Ooldg ot tha
Cheat (it often prevents pneumonia).
At your druggist , in too and $0o jars,
and a speoial large hospital alt for
32.80.
Be aur you gat tha genuine MUfl-
TTCROLB. Refuse Imitation get what
you ask for. The Mustorola Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
TYPEWRITERS
FOR RENT
Kyrry Kind Price Very Low.
Over five hundred machlnsg to
select from. Kent applied on
purchase.
Central Typewriter
Exchange, Inc.
ll0."i Farnam St
rhon Iiiuk1ii 4121,
You will wish you
had begun with i
it long ago
Y-ii. (roi(isl er gnvee can gs4 ftutt
Vt4iati4y."l llf'iMlsr llr bv lostril.m
lit Do isr 2i r, i I sn inklixi
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UHOTIM1VS CO,
Estimated True Value of All Property in
Nebraska, $3,794,986,781.
Tho Material Wealth of Nebraska is Increasing;
Enormously.
The Netbra
Frospenty
League
, A 6 tate-Wide Non-Partisan Association of
Taxpayers.
Organized by prominent men, having no connec
tiondirect or indirectwith the liquor traffic, with
a charter membership of 400 men. The object of the
League is to protect the state against the enactment of
laws that would check the splendid progress in all
branches of industry and agriculture, and in all lines
of business enterprise.
The League's Platform
WHEREAS, the progress and development of Ne
braska during the last twenty-five years has been un
paralleled in the annals of western states, raising
Omaha to the dignity of a metropolis and focusing
upon our state and city the attention of the entire
country; and
WHEREAS, the taxpayers and responsible citi
zenship look with disfavor upon attempts to foist
sumptuary laws upon our state, firmly believing that
such laws, if enacted, would be a costly economic
blunder; would impair property and farm values; put a
blight upon business enterprise, and be of incalculable
injury to the moral and material welfare of our people;
therefore, be it
RESOLVED, that it is the sense of this meeting
of business men of the city of Omaha and state of Ne
braska, that we believe the high license law regulat
ing the sale of spirituous, vinous and malt beverages
has yielded better results than prohibition would pro
dace, and it is our opinion that regulation will bs bet
ter in its ultimate results than law-made prohibition
which never prohibits.
List of Officers and Vice-Presidents
(Mnbcrtblp being oJttended throughout the iUte.)
rtoidwt L. F. Crofoot, AtXortief-t-Lw
Tmiurtt - Y. J. Goad, Good Real Eatato Co.
64krrUi7 Jam en B. Bajmea, Publicity Campaign
VICE-PRESIDENTS. 4 ' ,f
Wen! ay P. Adkina,
Transportation Co.
Dr. a a Allison,
Surgeon.
i, h. lUker,
Manufacturer.
ChM. H. Brown,
Real EsUt InreitmenU.
W. J. Barge 8,
Investments. '
Barry V. BnrUry,
Printer.
W. M. BtiftJunaji,
Storggn. t
Albert Ohkn,
Manufacturer.
E. L Fairfield.
Heal EoUto JnveetmanU.
Jotm K, Prnir.
Real Kstaid Inteetments,
Dr. It. Ollmoro.
rhyalclsn and 8urgon.
Ferdinand Haamuutn,
Manufacturer.
J. J. llanlghtMi,
Contractor.
FrM B. Hunker,
Attn 'jr-at-Law, Wast Polat.
Iank B. Johns4B,
Omaha Trlnting Co.
C. J. Kat baeh,
Intmenti.
Itranrhi' of the league are being form! in all
counties of th statf. Friends of the movement are
mufflM to h'lp swell the rapinbcrship. Write to any
offitvr of tho Iif-tie,
The League's Invitation
Officers of th l,4-!iri' ,ttiid ft cortlial invitation
to vry N t'rmkno who i opjxinl to Uto-widd pro
Id lit ion to jin th crgnnijvtifni and help to tWomi
tho pnnciplo of l.wal option high lkfn4 in rrsnilatinf
the Uijucr trnffi-a tritl pliv, undor vhich No-!-riik
hfcs j rt'!jvrt ImnsttauraMy,
Sfii in your nim at one, sn n A a friend to
tlo o.
Addrrssj
The Nebraska
Prosperity League
HraduAitrrt: OmartA Hitional Bank ButUia,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
SKd.
Frank B. Kennard, f 4
Capitalist, $
E. M. F. Itlaag,
Capltallit,
17,
O. W. Megeath, '
Coal Operator.
Sophng F. Nebl i
Publlaher. M
J, J. O'Connor,
Attorney.
e ii
Carl Rondo, ' 'XZg
Retired Farmer, Columbog. ,1
John O. Roalcky, l"
Pnbllaher. . J
W. L UciiinoUw,
Jobber. .
O. E.Shnkert, f
Manufacturer, if
Paul Skinner,
Manufacturer.
A. F. Smith,
Jobber.
,. A. 8pleiwger,
Wholesaler.
Robert O. Strehlow, ,
Contractor.
A. Jf. Vierlinc f
Manufacturer. '
R. N. Wolruark, jj
Marrhant. Cirand Uland.
Hon. Otto Znelow,
Mgyor of Sthuyler.
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