THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 7. 1917.
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REAL ESTATETo Exchange
10-room all modern boms with two full
lota, dn on of the beat cornora In Omahm
oak floora all over the house: two fire
placet, kitchen and bath room finished In
whlto enamel; fin shad trees; fine
neighborhood; fame for four machines
price, 110.000 clear; will take tood land
la exchange. Belongs to a widow.
8. 8. R. E. MONTGOMERY,
1ST City Nat. Bk. Bldtf. Phone ltou. 4S10,
Have client with HO acrea rood land In
eastern Montana. Clear, worth 16,000
three mllea from good railroad 'own.
want to I-room modern Oraaha resi
dence, valued 14.000 to $6,000. Joaepb
ricK, znv ft, vans bc wen. 4S&B.
S HAVE $2 M00 hardware, doing good
business, and 110,000 Id money. Want
western lowa or eastern Nebraska farm
8. H. and R. K. Montgomery. U Omaha
national nn Blag.
GOOD OMAHA INCOME PROPERTY,
and part cash, to exchanga for Douglas or
Sarpy county farm land.
BOX 543 BEE-
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
B A. WOLF. Realtor. Ware BIk. Specialist
tn aowntown business property.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee.
NEW, ATTRACTIVE
DUNDEE BUNGALOW
5019 BURT STREET
7 rooms, large living room, with fire
place, beam ceilings, dining room with
Dum-io features, eun room, Kitchen ana
pantry on (I rat floor; S bedrooms and bath,
Including sleeping porch, on second floor
Oak floors throughout wtth white enamel
finish on 2d floor. Oarage and cement
driveway. - This property could not be
duplicated today for less than $8,500.
Price for quick sale $5,850. Terms. Shown
by appointment only.
HIATT COMPANY,
515 0m. NaflBk. Bliie. Tyler
DUNDEE HOME
10 -room, all modern house, 4825 Cass
St., on car line, twj lots, corner, full
basement In four rooms, hot water heat,
elegant oak floors and finish, two man
tels, two sleeping porches, large porch,
lawn and trees, barn for two autoa,
choicest looation In city, easy terma,
Phone Laavltt, Walnut 1920.
DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
Well looated lota on easy terms. Mod'
ern, attractive homes. Before buying be
sure ana see .
GEORGE & CO.
HOME BARGAIN.
KEDUCED FROM $7,000 TO $8,600.
IF SOLD BEFORE JUNE I.
Brick and stucco home;, six rooms and
sleeping porcb; thoroughly modern
throughout, all floors of oak. oak trim
downstairs; white enamel upstairs; built-
lu buffet, fireplace, bookcases, kitchen
cabinets, etc.; large lot. Owner must
eacrince. tfrerer to aeai witn ooyor di
rect. Box 4280. Bee.
HO.MK8 and homo sites In Dundee.
fiHULEIl & CART. 204 Keellne. D. 5074.
(-ACRE blk., Falracre and Browne U Hall
district. Snap. C. J, Canan.
Florence.
16 ACRKS on Calhoun road, northwest Flor
rnre, .7-room, modern house, fruit, alfalfa,
2 burns all land In cultivation. $7,800;
part rash.
1NTKR-STATE REALTY CO..
9L'D30 City Nat'I. Ioug. 8862.
CALL UP OR CO.ME UP TODAY.
Miscellaneous.
75 ACRES
JOINING IRVINGTON
ON PAVED ROAD
This fine farm, with fairly good Im
provements, can be purchased on terms
of one-fourth cash, balance to suit. For
further particulars iail Tyler 60 and ask
for Mr. Benson. Office open evenings 7
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
(Realtors)
' 1614 Harney at.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LISTING houses to rent or sell on small cash
payments, have parties waiting. Western
Real Estate. 413 Karbach Blk. D. 3807
LIST your f and 6-room houses with Ed
ward K. WHIlams Co., 801 Omaha Nat
. Lank Blda-. D. 420.
LIST your 6 and 6-room houses with us.
WB SELL THEM. OSBORNE REALTY
Co.. Tyler 496.
TO RENT or sell houses, list with ALLEN
A BARRETT. 518 Baa. Doug 7768.
ARN'DT & TAYLOR can assist you. IsTE
Laird St. Webster 20J9.
FINANCIAL
KOuu MTUE., bearing t pet. semi-annually.
secured by property valued at $12,000.
Tal mag -Loom 1b Inv. Co., W, O. W. BIdg.
INSURANCE, Fire. Tornado, Automobile
C. A. arlmmel. 848 Omaha Nat'l. Bk. Bldg.
Real Estate, Loans. Mortgages.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
j 5. and 6 per cent. Also first mort
(tatres on farms and Omaha real estate for
uale. J. H. Dumont ft Co., 416-418 Keellne
inn ana j-iarney
FARM MORTOAOKfl.
Well secured, bearing 6 pet. interest.
HARLEY J. HOOKER.
940 First Nat. Bk. iBldg. Tel. Tyler S658.
i PER CENT to 6 per cent on best class
city residences In amounts $2,0011 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commission.
PKTEP.8 TRUST CO.. 1822 Farnam St.
MONEY to loan on improved farms and
ranches. Wo also buy yood farm mort
gages. Kloke Inv. Co.. Omaha.
1.1100 MTCJE., bearing K pcL semi-annually
secured by property valued at $2,600.
Tniinuge-Loornls inv. Co.. W. O. W. Bldg.
H. W. BINDER.
Money on hand for mortgage loans.
lty: ,,"onai tSR"K Plg-
PRIVATE money to loan on Omaha resi
lience property. E. H. Lougee. Inc., 638
Keellne Bldg.
8HOPEN & CO.. PRIVATE MONET.
OMAHA HOMES, EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFE R. B. CO., 1016 Omaha Nat'l.
1'AKM and city loans, 6. 6 and 6 per cent.
W. H. Thomas. Keellne Bldg. Doug. 148.
NO DELAY IN CLOSING LOANS.
W. T. OK AH AM, 604 Bee Bldg.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg-., 18th and Farnam fits.
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CITT
LOANS
GARVIN BROS.,
Om. Nat Bk. Bide.
916 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LOW RATES C. Q. CARLBERQ, 313 Bran
del. Theater Btdtr. V. 686.
Stocks and Bonds.
LISTED and unlisted .tocks. Investment
securities. Industrial stocks.
ROBERT C. DRUESEDOW & CO.,
860 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
Vnu, Title. Guarantee and Abstract Co..
Tk.CH 80S a 17th St. ground Boor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandets Theater.
Miscellaneous,
GALLAGHER & NELSON
ftenraaanfc nronmt taT Insurance com-
pan lea. 610 Brandela Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
Iff INTERESTED In the Casper Oil fields
write to Box 125, Casper, Wyo. Validat
ing done.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Iowa Lands.
A BARGAIN.
Improved Harrison county, Iowa. KO-arre
farm, for sale on oary terms." Price $140
per arre.
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY.
680 Brandels Bldg.
New Mexico Lands.
STOCK RANCH.
For quick sale, 23.000 acres ot fine
grazing land tn New Mexico. Price 82.&0
per aore; can make some terms, figure
this out stock men, and see what It
means. See, write or phone. L. E. Bar
ger. Wray. Colo.
South Dakota Lands.
FOR SALE ISO-acre Improved farm, near
depot and school; also small store, stock,
tools and crop If desired. Telegraph or
write for option to J. F, Cochran, faith,
8. D.
..
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Montana Lands.
LAND In south or southeast part of Mon
tana; small or large tracts that will pro
duce enormous crops In wheat, oats, bar
ley, etc. Part Irrigated, from $8 up an
acre. Close to It. H. Some of this land
will raise 10 bushels of wheat or 100
bu. of oats or 4 to 6 tons of alfalfa to
the acre. Fine water, fine climate; sure
Increase In land: easy terms. low R. R.
fare, Send me your address and I will'
mall you particulars. C M. Rylauder, 864
umana Kan. an. umg.
WEEKLY lower. Yellowstone valley excur
sions to Sidney, Mont. Round trip fare
I IV. 40. For information address Chaa,
Henntir. IG08 N. 44th Ave., Omaha, or call
Wal. 3618.
Nebraska Lands.
12-ACUE FARM FOR SALE
Twelve of the best acres In Douglas
county: lays practically level on a hill
email Improvements i 2H acres In spuds.
l acre in onions. Its seres in neaiis.
acre In orchard grove and Improvements,
balance In alfalfa; large shade trees; faces
two main roads, one or wnica will be
bouiovarded boon. Price $600 an acre,
very cheap.
8. 8. A R. E. MONTGOMERY.
537 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. Phone Don. 4810.
SMALL Nebraska farms on easy payment!
6 acres up we farm tn rann we sen
you. me Hunger rora rotato urowera
Association, I5tn and uowara eta,, ousa
ha, Douglas $871. i
WET lands made dry enough for crops or
no pay la oar i way of draining' land. No
tract too large or too wet. Guarantee
Drains Co., Oakland, Neb.
FOR RALE--Beat large body high grade,
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required, u. uraaicy, vtoi
bach, Neb. h
120-ACRE Improved farm 8S miles from
uenaon. wen situated ana witn gooa.roaas.
F. P. WEAD, $10 S. 18th St Wead Bldg.
Texas ands.
GOOD corn land. East Texas, $26 an acre.
Get my free book.
W. 8. FRANK. 201 Neville Block. Omaha.
Wisconsin Lands.
100 ACRES flax, 80 In hay. 0 corn; half
will be Included; also 17 cows, team,
machinery and Immediate possession If
you buy this wonderful S70-acre stock and
grain farm; 200 field, modern buildings.
mile town finest deep black soil; level
surface, with good drainage. Get busy; a
snap at $100. Suitable terms. Baker, L-117,
St. Croix Falla, Wis.
.Cnri A PP17Q l bt Prt of Wls
VVJ AVjJrJOconiin, Limestone soil;
mile from station; excellent buildings;
fine location for pure bred stock raiser.
For full description, address C H. Dunbar,
Pickett, Wis.
Miscellaneous.
160-Acre Farm, Equipped.
$100 An Acre from Alfalfa
waa the receipts for the crop on so acres
nearby. Corn, grain, hogs and cattle are
our money-maker. Tnia larm u on main
road, near live railroad town, with milk
station, mills and canning factories; 100
acres productive, level, stone-free, wire
fence; valuable lot timber; 2-story, 7-room
house; ifi-uow ham, corncnos ana poultry
houses. To settle affairs Immediately,
going for $6,600, and If taken soon horse,
'i. mules, 7 cattle, 8 hogs, 100 chickens.
drill, mower, binder, roller, planter, wag
ons, harnesses, etc.. etc., will be Included.
For traveling directions see page 82,
"Strout'a Spring Catalogue" copy mailed
free. E. A. Strout Farm Agency, Dept.
.1072, 206 8. Uth St.; Omaha. Neb.
LAND FOR YOU!
STOP WORKING FOR THE OTHER
FELLOW.
You oan buy fine land In Michlgen's
best counties at $16 to $26 an acre; $6 to
$86 down for 10 acres; $10 to $60 down for
20 acres; $26 to $100 down for 40 acres,
etc. Balance email monthly or yearly
oavments. General farming, stock, dairy
ing, vegetables, poultry, fruit Good
Bchooln and towns. Big booklet free. Let
us give you free information. Swlgart
Land Company, J. 1262, First National
Bank Bldg., Chicago. 111.
SO ACRES, all good black loam soil and
clay subsoil, good buildings, near a town
of 10,000. Write us for price and further
particulars. Mid-West Land Co., 10G7
Omaha National Bank Bldg. V. 116$.
MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security.
$40, 6 mo. H. goods, total cost, 13.&0.
$40, 6 mo,, endorsed notes, total cost, $3.60.
a ma Iter, large am'ts, proportionate rate.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETC,
,482 Rose Bldg.. 18th and Farnam. -Ty. 88.
LEGAL RATE LOANS
$24.00 I240.UQ or more
Easy payments. Utmost privacy.
340 Paxlon Blk. . Tel. Doug. 2295.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
FOR SALE Martin A Martin plnskln side
saddle. Harney 362. .
HORSES. 2 heavy teams, wagon and har
ness. Inquire $02 Douglas St.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Edward P. O'Connor to Thomae B.
Dysart, Evans street, Benson, 200
feet west of Clarke street, aouth
side. &0xl2A $ 260
John W. Cribble and wife to Florence
E. Banner, Twenty-third street. 60
feet south of A street, west aide,
fiOxHO 3,600
Montis Z. Johnson and wife to C
y. Lemon t, Hamilton street, $0 feet
west of Fortieth street, north side,
60x151.8 , 1
Otto Schnelderwtnd and wife to Mor.
timer J. Brown, Twenty-eighth ave
nue, 84 feet south of Dodge street,
west side, 38x79 ,, 2,600
Edward M. Plater and wife to Morti
mer J. Brown, Twenty-eighth ave
nue, 1274 feet south of Dodge
street, east side, 40x115 2,100
Myron O. Coleman and wife to Le-
roy Huffman, Llimiey etreet, 100
feet west of Nineteenth street,
north side, 60x124 1
John Kolacny and wife to Dave Nor.
deen and wife, Eleventh street, 89
feet south of Martha street, east
side. 33x142 1
John T. Boh an and wife to Ida C.
Francis, Twnnty-seventh street, tn
feet north of Fort street, west side,
40x130 600
Charles W. Keys and wife to H. W.
Harrington, Forty-second street, 88
feet Bouth of Hamilton street, west
side. 88x200 1
Osca r Donaldson and wife to J. W.
El wood, southeast corner Twenty
fourth and H streets, 120x160 1
Columbian Investment company to Mi
chael McEtllgott, Hickory street, 106,
fet oast of Fifty-third etreot, south
side, 106x132 1
Charles Horn and wife to Maria P.
Rensch, Fifty-third street, 180 feet
north of Leavenworth street, east
side, 60x130 V 1
Michael L. Clark, sheriff, to Omaha '
Loan and Building association,
Twenty-third street. 200 feet north
of Laird street, east side, 60x124.. 1,400
Anna H. Porter to Llbbe Faier, Thir
ty-sixth etreet .177 feet south Of
Dodge street, west side, 46x127.5 .. 6,400
Sixty-Five Men Under
Arrest at Butte, Mont.
Butte, Mont., Tune 6. National
Guard troops called by local author
ities fa assist it in averting an anti
war demonstration last night were
withdrawn from the streets at day
light today and returned to barracks
on the crest of the Butte hill. After
the streets were cleared and sixty-five
of the disturbers arrested order was
maintained. Minor injuries were suf
fered by some of those who tailed to
leave north of Main street, the scene
of the disturbance, in the time allot
ted them to disperse.
Major sargeant, commander ot the
troops brought here from Helena to
preserve order during registration
day, announced that they would re
main until all possibility of disorder
in the city disappeared.
According to the police, last night s
trouble resulted from an effort of
some Finns to hold an anti-draft
demonstration.
They were joined by some individ
ual members of the Pearc-Connolly
club, one of whose officers is under
arrest charged with planning the con
spiracy to distribute anti-registration
pamphlets in the city, on Sunday,
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Storm Keeps Down Cattle Re
ceipts; Big Demand for the
Early Arrivals; Hog
Prices Even.
Omaha, June 6, 1917.
Recelpta were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 6,469 6. 970 ti,20b
Official Tuesday 6,573 $.043 0.034
Estimate Wednesday .. 4,400 6.300 ..
Three days this week,. 16.13$ S3. 312 11,331
Same days last week. .18,49 24,167 9.36'J
8im davs 2 we'ks ago22,3 33,467 14,640
8a me days $ weeks a083,S?6 24.4.10 14,363
Maine days 4 woeka agol6.960 30,324 12,908
Sams days last year.. 16, 097 29,804 10,966
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, Omaha, for twenty.
four hours ending at 3 o clock yesterday:
RKCLEPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'i
Wabash 14 1
Missouri Pacific... 7 S
Union Pacific 26 20 1
C. A N. W east.. 14 S
C. N. W. west.. 34 63
C St. P., M.tO.., IT . MS .. , 1
C. B. & Q west.. 60
C, It. I. A P., east.. 11
C R. I. A P west. 4 3..
Illinois Central 6
Chicago Gt. West.. 2 4
Total receipts 2S0 116 1
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Morris AC 67 994
Swift ft Company 1,462 I.EM 298
Cudahy Packing Co... 951 1 683
Armour A Co '732 1.296 636
Schwarti A Co... 663
J. W. Murphy $16
Lincoln Packing co... 3V
8. Omaha Packing Co. IS .... , ,
Kohr 66
Wilson 84 ....
W. B. Vansant Co.... 24 .... ,
P. B. Lewis 64
J. B. Root A Co 6
J. H. Bulla 7
U. F. Husx l
Rosenstock Bros 174
Kill 4
Hlgglna
Huffman 18
Roth 7
Meyers 2
Olassberg 6 .... ,
Banner Bros 41 ....
John Harvey 126
Dennis A Francis 2
Jensen A Lungren.... 46
O'Day 12
Other buyers 112
Totals 4,639 ,T61 $64
Cattle Receipt were very moderate and
many trains were late tn arriving at the
yards, some of them not reaching the
market until afternoon. There was a good
active demand and early arrivals changed
hands verr aulckly at prices that were
strong to 10a or more higher. Cattle of
rood auaiity sold up to iia.zo, wun a xeei
lng thftt real toppy cattle would bring even
more than that.
Cows and heifers showed about the aame
advance beef steers, while feedera were
ateadv.
Quotations on cattle: uooa re cnoice
beeves, si2.60Qiii.sb; rair to gooa oeeves,
$11.60(912.60; common to fair beeves, $10.26
(ffii.bo; good to choice yearungs, iixcugp
12.86: fair to aood fearllnKB. $11.0012.00:
18.25: fair to good yearlings. $11.00012.00;
commdn to fair yearlings, $10.00011.00;
good to choice heifers, $10.26911.26; good
to choice cows. $9.76010.76; fair to good
cows. $$T76o$.76: common to fair cows,
$7.0008.76: prime feeding steers, $10.00
11.00; good to choice feeders, $9.26910.00;
fair to good feeders, $8.6009.26; common
to fair feeders, $7.00A8.60; good to choice
stockers, 99.6O0iv.GO; stock neifera, js.uefli
10.60: stock cows, st.doiviu.ou; stocn caives,
$8.60011.00; veal calves, $10.00014.26; beef
bulls, stags, etc., $8.08)10.76.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr No. At. Pr.
1 400 7 60 6 874 $S 00
2 610 t 25 1 080 g $0
1 620 8 76 32. 60S 9 00
1 800 10 40 20 1084 10 60
2 -. 866 10 76 20 86S 11 40
2 840 11 60 23........ 977 11 76
30 973 11 86 17 891 11 90
IB 846 11 96 20 1066 12 06
39 1244 12 26 13 1126 12 35
23 944 It 40 21. ....... .1309 12 60
19 1292M2 65 24.... i... 940 12 75
20 1621 13 26 '
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 666 10 26 11 604 10 SO
3 606 11 00 14 696 11 60
6 802"11 76 6 808 12 00
26 800 12 16 24. 795 12 20
23 $20 12 36 26 801 12 65
20 822 13 00
HEUERB,
1 730 7 60 2 630 8 2i
2 725 9 00 1 490 9 26
4 890 9 86 1 (20 10 60
2 995 10 76 - 2 1116 11 00
2 25 11 150
Hok-s Ua to a late how this afternoon
there -was no way of telling how many
hogc might get In before the market closed
at 8 o'clock. Upwards of 160 loads were
on the way for today's market, but wash
outs and hlah water, results of last night's
deluge, delayed a great many trains. Some
of these trains had been given up entirely
and leaving these out eighty-five loads
or 6,300 head were In, eight, But up to a
late hour In the morning not over fifty
loads of these had reached the yards. The
approximate total for the three days Is
23.312 head, as compared with 24,157 a week
ago, 33,467 two weeks ago. and 29,804 a
year ago.
when Duyera rtrst went to tne yaras in:s
morning only eighteen or twenty cars of
hrica had been varded. and they refused to
do anything until more of a representation
got In. As a result it was mid-forenoon
before much trading waa done. Bids were
Just about steady from the outset from both
shipper and packer buyers. Sellers tried to
boost values a little on the strength of
such light receipts, but buyers not knowing
how many might get In before the day was
out, would, not better their offers to any
extent and in the ena aaies were maae
largely In yesterday's notches.
At 11 o'clock about an or tne nogs in
up to that time had changed hands and
traders were just maraing time penning me
arrival of later trains. A great many of the
earlier sales had been made at $15.26916.40,
with tope at $15.60. Values were more or
isa uneven as was to be expected with
everything no uncertain, but ae noted the
general trade waa just about steady with
yesterday,"
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
47. .192 ... 15 20 49. .221 ... 15 25
21. .239 ... 16 SO 40. .277 80 16 80
69. .262 80 16 85 66. .205 240 15 40
47. .823 120 15 45 66. .385 ... 15 60
62. .810 80 16 55
Bheep Trains carrying sheep were all do-
layed by last nlght'a storm, and none of
them were expected before noon. Yester
day's official count was a little larger than
the estimate, the official for the week so
fur being 11,239 head, aa compared with
9,362 h-ad a weok ago, 14,640 two weeks
ago and 10,966 last year. The figures for
this weeK do not ot course, include any
thing that may get In late today.
while mere were a lew noiaovera ana
drivel ns on offer, they did not amount to
nough to really make a test of the market.
Three cars were sold during the morning at
prices that were nearly steady, but Chicago
was reported lower, and the chances were
that had a normal supply bfecn on hand here
prices would have continued on the down
grade.
A loaa or anve-in ciipperi, mates or tne
onea that sold at $14.05 yesterday, brought
14.00, while two other cars of shorn lambs,
not very well finished, that were held over
rrom yeeteraay went at u.ft, witn iv out
at $9.00, and were called nearly steady.
Quotations on sheeo and lambs: lambs.
shorn, 1S. 16(?14.26; lambs, spring, $lft.00$
6.80; spring lambs, culls, 19.00 12.00;
lambs, feeders, $11.60914.00; yearlings,
shorn, $12.00012.75; wethers, shorn, $10.00
10.75; ewes, shorn. $9.00010.00; awes,
culls, shorn, $7.0008.76.
Representative sales:
370 fed shorn lambs 72 14 00
St. Louis Live Stock Market,
St. Louli, Mo., June 6. Cattle Receipts,
4,900 head ; market steady ; native beef
steers, $7.&013.00; yearling eteere and
heifers. $8.50013.00; COWS, 66. 00911.00:
stockers and feeders, $6.00910.00; Texas
quarantine steers, $6.5009.50; prime south
ern beef stenrs, $8.00911-60; beef cows and
heifers. 14.26 01). 00: prime yearling steers
and heifers, $7.60 910.00; native calves,
H.unOlB-BV.
Hons Receipts. 11.000 head: market light
and lower; lights, $16.30016.76; pigs, $10.00
914.60; mixed and butchers, $16.30016.90;
good heavy, $16.86016.90; bulk of sales,
$16.30016.80.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, x.ioo head:
market lower; clipped lambs, $18.00014.20:
clipped ewes, $7.00010.00; spring lambs,
$13.00016.60; canners, $4.&O0.7i.
Kansaa City lire Stock Market.
Kansas City. Mo June Cattle Re
ceipts, 7,000 head; market higher; prime
red steers, 9l3.iO0lB.o; arsssea neer steers,
$10.00012.26; western steers, $9.00018.60;
cows. $6.26011.00; heifers. $8.60 012.60;
tockers and feeders. 17. 76010. 76: bulls.
$7.26910.26; calves, $7.00913.60.,
Sheep ana umM tieceipts, e.uon neaa;
market lower; lambs, $14.00916,60; year
lings, $11.00013.60; wethers, $lO.6O0i:.:E;
ewes, $9.76012.00.
Moux City Live Stock Market.
Sioux City, June 6. Cattle Receipt,
3.000 head: market, killers steady; stock
ers strong; beef steers, $10.00012.36; fat
cows and heifers, $8.60011.25; cinnvri, $8.60
0 8.09; stockers and f tdera, $8.00 0 1 0.26 :
oalves. $9.00010.00; bulls, stags, etc.. $4 00
010.60; feeding cowu and hvlfers, $6.75tf
9.60.
Hogs Receipts. .000 bead; market
steady to 10c lower; light, $14.3&jri6.10;
mixed. $15.15016.35; pics, $U.t)O0 13.00;
bulk of sales, $16.00016. 3C-.
yheep and LaiDba Receipts, 200 head;
market steady.
Chicago Mve Stork Market.
Chicago, ill., June Cattle Receipts,
7,000 head; market strong; native beef cat
tle, $9.StSj 1S.76. a new high record; Block
ers and feeders, $7.40010.55; cow and heif
ers, $6.30011.80; t-alvcH, $9.600 14. 2,'..
Hogs Receipts, 24,000 head; market weak
at yesterday's average; bulk of sales, $16,40
015.K5; light. $14.80016.70; mixed. $16.10
016.90; heavy. $16.20016.95; rough. $16.20
016.35; pigs, $10.60014.76.
Sheep and La ml Kecelpta, 7.000 head;
market weak; wethers, $8.40010.80; ewes.
$7.25010.20; lambs. $9.60014.60,
St, Joseph Lire Stork Market.
St. Joseph, June 6. Cattle Receipts. 600
head; market 103jC higher; steers, $9,000
13.00; cows and heifers, $6.00fj 12.36; calves.
$8.0012.85.
Hogs Receipts, 1.000 head : market
steady; top, $16.85; bulk of sales, $14,900
16.80.
Sheep and Lamb Receipts, 8.000 head;
market straily; is ml?. $13.00017,00; ewes,
$8.00011.25.
OMAHA GKNKRAJL MARKET.
Juno I. Fruit Orangea: 288s, 8t4s,
13.50 box; 100s, 316a, 250s, $3.76; 125s, 160s,
I76e, SOOs, $4.00. Lemons; Fancy 200a. 360a,
$6.50 box; choice 300s. 360s, $6.00. Straw
berries: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, $4.00
case. Cherries. California, $2.76 box. Pine
apples, all sixes, $3.75 crate. Bananas 5c
pound. Potatoes Old. $8.60 bushel; new,
6 Ho pound. Vegetables Cabbage, to pound.
Asparagus, 76o doson. Lettuce: Crates,
$2.50; doxen. 90c; leaf. 35o dosen. Cucum
bers: Extra fancy, $1.26 doien; fancy. $1.00
doaen. Tomatoes: Crate, $3.76; choice,
$3.26 crate. Onions: Texas, $2.00 crate;
wax, $2.26 crate. Watermelons, crates, lu
pound. Honey, $3.60. .
Wholesale prices of beef cuts: Ribs: No,
1, 22c; No. 2, 21c; No. 8, 17c. Chucks: No. 1,
16c; No. 3, 16o; No. I, 16o. Loins: No. 1,
27c; No. 2, 24o; No. 8, 30 He. Rounds: No.
1, 18c; No. 2. 18ic; No. 8. 17fco. Plates:
No. 1, 14ttc; No. 8, 14Hc; No. S, 14c,
Celery Large Florida, elegant stock, per
dos., $1,00; orates, containing I or 4 doa.,
per crate, $3.50.
Butter Freah, per lb., 83c.
Eggs Fresh, $$.86 case.
Fish Freah halibut, 16c: fresh catfish,
30o; black cod -sable fish, 11 "c; fresh sal
mon, red Chinook, pink or royal white Chi
nook, 16c; fresh trout, No. 1, any slxe, 17c;
fresh whlteflsh. dressed No. 1, 20o; fresh
yellow pike. No. 1, any alto, 16o; fresh pick
erel, 11c; fresh pickerel, 11a; fresh herring,
dressed, 11c; fresh bullheads, blood red, 17c;
freeh white perch, lOo; freah buffalo,
dressed, 18c; freah ling cod, 10Hc; freeh
Spanish mackerel, 16c; fresh redsnapper,
western, 11c; gulf, 19c; fresh carp, dressed,
11c: fresh roe shad, each, 75a; fresh split
shad, each. 80c; frozen catfish, 16c; froien
blueriah, no; rroten naracuda, lie; rrosen
black bass, 15c; froien tlleflsh, for steaks.
18c: frozen whltefish, round, lie; kippered
salmon, 10-Ib. bskta,, per lb., market; kip
pered cod or gray flab, 10-lb. bskta., market.
Deiicactea iFrogs: jumbo, dot., ss.&o;
large, doa., 22.60; medium, doa., $1.75,
Shrimp: Peeled, gal., $2.00; headless, $1.36;
crab meat, lump, gal., $8.26; ehad roe, pelr.
boc; turtle meat, iw; louaiers, green, c;
boiled, 26c.
Live Poultry Broilers, 1 to I lbs.. 23c
lb.; hens, 17o lb.; old coz and stags, 13H
lb.; pigeons, per doxen, 85c doien; turkeys,
fat. 22c lh.; old tome, 20o lb.; ducks, full
feathered, fat, 13c lb.; geese, full feathered,
fat, lio lb.
New York Coffee Market. I
New York. June 6. Coffee There was a
further decline In the market for coffee
futures today. Selling was not as active
as It had been on Monday, but scattering
liquidation evidently found few buyers
around the ring, and after opening points
lower to 1 point higher the market closed
at a net loss of 4 to 10 points. September
contracta sold off to 7.88c and December
to 9.29c, compared with 8.44c and 8.69o, the
high level of last month. Closing prices
were within a point or two or tne lowest.
Sales 46,250 bags; June, 7.78c; July, 7,78c;
August, T.s jc; September, 7.io; uctooer,
7.93a: November. 7.97c: December. 8,01c:
January, 8.06c; February, ft. He; March,
8.17c; April, 8.22c; Hay, B.z?c,
Spot, dull; Rio 7s, 10c.
Santos 4s. lOUc. Few offers were re
ported from Brazil,' but It was aald that
some coiree was being orrerea ior resale in
the cost and freight market, owing to the
decline in futures. The official cables
showed a decline of 150 rele In the Rio mar
ket. Santos spots were not quoted and
Santos futures were 26 rela higher to 100
rels lower.
New Tork General Market.
New York. June 6. Flour Firm; spring
patents. $18.90014.16; winter patents, $13.40
18.66: winter straignts, iJ8.o&0i8.ao; Kan
sas straights. $13.90014.16.
w neat nominal.
Corn Spot, atrong; No. S yellow. $1.81U.
o. l. r.. r-ew xorx.
Oats Firm: standard, 70tt971e.
Hides Quiet; Bogota, 43 He: Central
America, 424c. 1
Leather Firm; hemiocK firsts, 67c; sea
onds, 66c.
Provisions Pork, steady: mess, 841.60:
family 144.00. Lard, dull: middle west.
S21.$6921.46.
Tauow aasy: city special, looee, ibu.
aeKnd,
Wool Firm; domestic fleece XX Ohio, 64
065a
nice steady; fancy neaa, s0vc; blue
rose, eft a
Omaha Hav Market.
Receipt! light. Market firm and higher on
the better grades ot prairie hay. Alfalfa
lower, demand fair to good on better grades
of hay.
Upland Prairie Hay Choice. $21.00022.00;
No. 1. $19.60020.60: No. 2. $12.00017.00:
No. $. 17.00010.00.
Midland Hay No. 1. 120.00021.00: NO. 2.
112.00017.00.
Lowland Hay No. 1. $12.00014.00: No. I.
$8.00010.00; No. $. $6.0006.60.
Choice Alfalfa $22.00023.00: No. 1. $31.00
022.00.
Htanaara Airaira 119.00 mzn.oo: no. 1.
$16.00017.00; No. 8. $11.00013.00.
straw uai, is.ooafs.iio; wheat. 87. 000
7.60.
Cotton Market.
New York, June 6. Cotton Futures
opened steady; July, 22.66c; October, 21. 95c;
jjRcenfber, 22.08c; January, 22.07c; March,
22.20a.
Futures Closed unsettled; July, 12, 9 be; Oc
tober, 22.83c; December, 22.43c; January,
22.48c; March. 22.62c. Spot steady: mid
dling, 23.20c.
The cotton market closed irregular at 69
to 68 points higher.
Liverpool, June e. cotton Spot strong:
good middling. 15,47d: middling. 16.23d:
low middling, 14,98d. Sales 8,000 bales.
Evaporated Apples and Irled Fnilta.
New York, June 6. Fruits Evaporated
apples, quiet. Prunes, steady.
uriea fruits Apricots, firm; Taney, 229
23c. Peaches, strong; standard, 10 Kc;
choice, 11c; fancy. 144a Raisins, out el.
7 09c.
American Aviators in
France in Fifteen Battles
Paris, Tune 6. A summary of the
exploits in the second half of May
of the Lafayette aerial squadron,
composed principally of Americans,
shows that it engaged in twenty-five
patrols.
ritteen battles resulted. Corporal
Kenneth Marr (San Francisco) was
engaged in two battles.
I he summary mentions the deco
ration of Adjutant Lufbery with the
military medal by the king of Eng
land, as announced recently in Lon
don, and cites the meritorious con
duct of this aviator and also of Ser
geant Haviland, Sergeant Charles
Johnson (St. Louis) and Lieutenant
William Thaw (Pittsburgh).
Four Wives ir Petitions
Allege Nonsupport
Konsupoort is alleged by four
wives who filed divorce suits in dis
trict court Wednesday morning.
Alwllda Wilson would be freed from
Harry Wilson. They were married at Mount
Vernon, Ind., March 13, 1914.
Llllle Miller ta suing Everett Miller, whom
she waa married to at Council Bluffs May
21. 1912.
Esther Allen wants her freedom from
Howard Allen- They were married In
Omaha February 17, 1917.
Stella Auerbach Is suing George Ausr
bach. They were married In Omaha No
vember I, 1914.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Receipts Light, but Cf.sh Mar
ket is Strong and Sales Are
at Substantially
Higher Prices.
Omaha, June 6. 1917.
The local receipt! of grain wre rather
iiXTit toiihv, nut tne inarKet was strong and
iiirtnt of the offering were disposed of at
JtutiNlantldlly higher prices.
.m. 3 hard wheat 'sold generally about 3c
to 30 above the market of the previous
day, but No. 3 hard aold pretty nearly at
urn-hanged priced, una car of No. 3 hard.
nowever. MfUing at a ic aova1
There was a fa.tr milling Inquiry for spring
wheat, but ae offt-rlngs were light only a few
Hdiesi were reported and tntme sales were
maile at steady prWa. The demand for all
grades of corn was good, but the demand
for the better grades was eipeclally actlvo
and most of these samplea sold JHo to 3tc
aoove Monday 9 general run 01 priem,
Whit and yellow corn sold around $1.61H
and $1.62, while mixed corn sold from $1.61
to tl.614, The demand for oata was ex.
rellfnt and as receipts were extremely Itgni
the tables were pretty well cleaned up at
an euriy nour. 1
standard oata brought l4c No. 2 white
ranged from 63c to 63Uc. with the bulk
Koltig at tiSe. while the No, 4 white brought
tt-c.
Rye was alow at nominally unchanged
prices and barley waa moderately active,
wun prices quoted about unchanged.
CARLOT RKCRII'TS. '
Wheat. Corn.
Oats.
rhicago 61
Onmha SI
Kiluhrs City 41
St. I -on Is 77
296
201)
IS
0
81
These sates were reported today
Wheat No. 2 hard winter; 1 car (dark),
$2.86; 3 cars. $2.84; 1 car, $2.$4H; 1 car,
13.83. No. 8 hard winter: 2 cars, $2.79;
2 cars, $9.78; 1 car, $9.71. No. 4 hard win
ter: 1 car, $2.78. Sample hard win tort 1 car.
$9.68. No. 2 spring: 1 car, $2.82. 'Sample
spring: 1 car (frosted), $3.36. No. S mixed
durum: 1 car, $3.68. No. 3 mixed: X car,
$8.76. No. 4 mixed; 1 car, $2.73.
Corn No. 1 white: 1 car. $31.69: 1 car.
$1.41 14. No. 2 white: 1 car, $1.68; It cars.
$1.81 14. No. 8 white: 6 cars, fl.lH, No 1
yellow: 2 cars. $161tt. No. 3 yellow: 1 car.
$1.62; 32 cars, $1.614. No. I yellow: 2
care, $l.l. no. 4 yellow; l cur, ai.Bl.
No. 3 mixed: 36 cars, 11,61 4. No. I mixed;
13 cars, l,61fe. No, 4 mixed: S oars,
$1,614; 1 car, $1.61. No. fl mixed: 1 tar,
$1.61; 1 car, $1.60 m 1 car (musty), $1.57.
Barley No. 4: 1 car, $1,16.
Oats Standard: 3 cars. 8lo. No, 3
white: I car (shipper's weights), fSc; It
cars, 63a No. 4 white; 6 cars, 62 Ha Sam
ple white: 2 cars, 61c; 1 car, 6tHo; S cars,
59c
Omaha Caih Prices Wheat; No. hard,
$2.8102.84H: No- 2 herd, $2.7602.79; No.
4 hard, $2.6802.93; No. 2 spring, $2,800
3.82: No. 3 spring, $3.7101.80. Corn: No.
3 white, $1.6101.61; No. 8 whlto. $1,610
1.62; No. 4 white, $1.6101.61 No. 6
white, 31.6OH01.61; No. 6 white. $1,600
1.61; No. 2 yellow, $1.61H0t.62; No. 3 yel
low, $1.6191.614; No. 4 yellow. $1.600
1.61; No. 6 yellow, $1.80401.61; No. 6 yel
low, $1.6091.604; No. 8 mixed, $1.16140
1.614; No- 8 mixed, $1,6101.614. No. 4
mixed, $1.60491-614: No. 6 mixed, $1,604
A 1.60; No. 6 mixed, $1.6001.61. Oata:
No. 2 white. 63 4 0 64c; standard, 63 0 834i;
No. $ white, 624(3o; No. 4 white, 620
63 4 c. Barley: malting, $1.2001.86; No.
1 feed. $1.1001.26. Rye: No. 2. $3,260
2.27: No. $, $2.2603.36.
Local range of options:
Art." I Open. High. Low.l Clone Yes. 25
Wht I 5
July 12 15 S IS 316 1 16 20S
Sep. I 1 94 1 94 194 1 94 194 1
Corn. I S
July t 1 61 I 1 66HI164S 1 65 151H
Sep. J 44 1 44 Ui) I 48 1:14
Deo. 95 964 95 98 4 94 S
Oats.
July 68 hK Efti tK 66
Sep. 49K 49U .494 4t' 474 S
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bee E
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain broken, 3
316 South Sixteenth street, Omaha. 2Z
Art" ' j" Opon. : High. Low. Close. Yes. 5
Wht 5
July 2 22 S 22 !17 I 194 216 s
Sep. 2 00 S 01 198 1 96 196 5
Corn. 35
July 1 67 1 57 161 1 58 I48H Z
Sep. 1 43 1 44ft 189 t 44 1344
Dec. 1 06 1 05 96ft I 02 95
Oats. H
July 69 U 40 68 60 68 S
Sep. 614 63 604 62 4 60
Dea , 63 ti'i 68 64 4 62
Pork. 5
July 88 02 38 03 17 95 87 77 88 00
Sep. 8$ 00 9$ 60 37 60 17 SO 88 00 s
Lard
July 21 32 21 82 21 17 31 25 21 32
Sep. 31 46 - 21 47 21 80 21 40 21 47 S
Ribs. S
July 20 7S 2ft TS 30 3 20 70 20 77
Sep 30 90 20 90 JO 76 20 82 20 67
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Action of Board of Trade In Fixing Price
or Lttra rua to iroduoe sedative
Effect.
Chicago, June 6. Sensational price ad
vances In the corn market with buying on a
tremendous acale resulted from action of
the Board of Trade directors Monday night
establishing $1.66 a bushel aa a maximum
limit on quotations of corn In store, either
for Immediate or future delivery. The ex
treme consequent jump In value today waa
10o anil the market closed firm; B01Oo
net higher, with July at $1,634 and Bep.
tember at $1.44. Wheat gained 4944c
net and finished unsettled at $2,194 for
July and $1,96 4 or September. The out
come In oata was a rise of 1 02760 and in
provisions a decline of 6022c.
Whatever hopes were entertained that the
fixing of a maximum price would have a
sedative effect on the com market took
flight the Instant tha. trading began. In
atead of reduenng the coat of tha cereitl,
the circumstances that a maximum Itmll
had been deemed necessary acted on the
bulls like the waving of a red flag and
there was a Jump of 94c shown on the
very firm transactions. Apparently the es
tablishment of a maximum had been widely
taken to Imply strength ot bullish predic
tions that unless a limit was set the mar
ket was likely to reach $3. Excessive ritlna
and further unseasonable eold tended like
wise to excite apprehension and ao, too, did
reports that country supplies wore about
exhausted with foreign demand Increasing.
Eagerness to purchase ooru proved h
great that all the other trading pits were
virtually emptied of brokers. Lata factors
Included smallnees of rural offerings, ad
vices that much replanting would be neces
sary and the fact that shippers and Indus
tries had been liberal buyers of corn today
for Immediate delivery, North American
available eupplles of corn were estimated
at 4,866,000 bushels, as against 16,968,000
bushels a year ago.
Wheat and oats hardened berause of
sympathy with corn. Improved crop pros
pects aa to both wheat and oata tended,
however, to offset to a large degreo tha ef
fects of the corn bulge.
Provisions eased down owing to continued
dullness of cash demand and to weakness
In the hog market. Foreign intercuts were
said to have been liberal seller of lard.
Cash prices: Wheat No, 2 and A red
and Nos. 2 and 2 hard, nominal.
Corn No. 2 yellow. ll.T4 m.i2: wo. z
yellow, $1.6701.714; No. 4 yellow, nominal.
Mats no, wnite, B ftfsMC; smnuara,
C3066c.
Rye No. 7, nominni: ao, 3, i:au.
Timothy $7.65 06. oo.
Clover, $12.0017.00.
Barley, $1.2001.60.
Pork SS7.SC.
Lard $21.15921.25.
Ribs $20.30021. Of).
Butter Unchanged.
Eggs Lower; receipts, 17,391 cases; firsts,
31032c; ordinary ft ruts, 30031c; at
mark, caaea Included, 1Z324.
Potatoes Unchanged; receipts, new, 20
cars; old, 14 care.
Poultry Alive firm; fowls, 214c; springs,
30038c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Minneapolis. June 4. Wheat July. $2.40;
September, $1.66. Caah; No. 1 hard, 2.9fi;
No. 1 northern, $2.8602.96; No. 2 northern,
$2.7592.86.
Corn No. S yellow, $i.z 4 wl."3 Mi-
Oats No. 3 white 420t!V-
Flax B !. $3.2103.27,
Flour Unchanged.
Barley 9Oc0$l. 38.
Rye $2.3502.86.
Bran $24.00026.00.
Metal Markel.
New York. June 6.--Metals Lead firm;
apot. $11,37 411.76. Sr-Htir Hfeady; spot.
Rast St. Louis delivery. I9.S7U fff B.bo. copper
firm; electrolytic spot and nearhy, $32,000
34 .00, nominal: third quarter and later de
liveries. $29.0093.00. Iron firm and un.
changed. Tin steady; spot 60.&&tl.o0.
At Iondon: CopDcr. Boot. 130; futures,
f 129 10s; electrolytic, (142. Tin, spot. 237;
futures, 234 10s. Lead, spot, 30 10s; fu
tures, 29 10a. Spelter, apot 64; futures,
60.
iSacar Market.
New Tork. Juns 6. Suar Raw steady;
cntrlfUKa! -.NBc; molasses, 6.01c; rttflned
steady; fine granulated, 7.bO&r..flO('. Sugar
futures opened quiit and at noon prl-en
were 1 to $ points lower, The Hose waa
Irrecular. one point hither to four lower;
an lea, 6,160 tons; July, (.lie; Sop Umber,
i.aoo; December, t.OGc; January, 4.82c.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Quiet Over Registration Day
Has Quieting Effect on Wall
Street and "War Brides"
Advance.
New York. .Iiimi (1 Alw.no. of dlsturb
Hlici, over ri'Rlatrutlon tiny an.l a niun1
holii'ful fe.lliiic r.'MHTtlnK Mil.!.!! affHlrn.
ilMt'tto tho sham dei-ltnn In rublta to th'lr
Unvi-Ht rooor.l. tILfu.i'il fr,ifh vitality Into
today's market. Inthi trial, .to! otlirr
.hurt', popularly Idi-nllflo,! with Itto sovrrul
war ci'mips wcr tlio ptrona.'at (VatiiriM,,
many of thoso Unties rlwlnir to tho yr-nr'n
bent vrlron. ltiilU nn.l other Mtntidartl
Btot'U followed In di'iultory f.hlon.
United Butea HI, el, Ihu HvthtehetitH,
LaekHwanrtH. Orui-IMe. Midvalo and EUir
Mtitte, Btoels, an well an Hepuhllu Iron,
t'olorado Fuel and others of less import
ance, roirl.tered extreme advanees of 3 to
almoat 10 olnta.
Industrial Alcohol was the most sensa
tional feature, mnkln, a sternly a.eent of
l points to U6,, and fully retatntns
virtually all Ita advantage, flperlfio equip
ments were featured hy llnldwtn and
American in comollvoa. New York Airbrake.
American Car, J'roaaed Steel Car, Hallway
8teel JSjirlti.. Uelinral Kloctrle, Central
Leather and American Can common anil
preferred at gross advances of 1 to almost
S points.
bililpplnica and motors ronatltut.d the
heavy features, oil, also held back, but
Nonars. Tutted States Hubher and copper
were inodtratsly strong. Pinal prlcea were
moally 1 to s points under highest levels,
except for the murket leaders, Total sales.
1,040,000 shares.
The break lu Russlsn sxrhango to 25. 35
resulted from small offerings, but dealers
In exchange were Inclined to regard the
slump as of speculative origin. Shipment
of about IQOO.OOO additional gold to Hpaln
coincided wltb. the strength of remittances
to Madrid,
Bonds wero Irregular; total gales, par
value, !.i:s,00n,
Heveral United fttste, coupon and regis
tered Issues war. off 1 to 1. per cent on
call.
Sales. High. Low. Bid.
Am. Beet Sugar... too S "'
American Csu .... H,,otl 3 b iki
Am. Car A Found. .,300 7" V. 70
Ain. Locomotive 13,300 7B. 73 734
Am. Sin. Itery... 3O00 lll 1111'. ltl'
Am. Sugar Hef.... 6,500 3 tit Vu 11(1. 117
Am. Tel, A Tel.... 500 1311. 1JI1. ml
Am. Z., L. & .... 700 31 SS S:U
Anaconda Copptr . 17,)l0 5ti u r, S
Atchison 1.(100 loss 11 1031.
I. II 1 IV. I III, 3,000 10a u, 107 108 U
Haltlmoro A Ohio. ,300 73i 71 73
B. & S, Copper.... too 43 i 43 43 S
Cat. Petroleum .... 300 23Uj 33 13
Canadian Paclflo . 9,300 161 U 10014 litou.
Central Leather ... 3,300 93U 3tk S3
Cheaa. ft Ohio 1,300 61 4 00 0
U.. Id. & HI, fatll.. 3,000 741. 73 73
Chicago ft North.. 300 11114 lu 111
C R. I. ft P. ctf... 4.1011 43k 43 4Jt
Chlno Copper 3,300 51 11 II H
Colorado F. ft I... t,S00 (714 54 V. 57
Corn Product. Ref. 33,300 33 31 lit
Crucible Hteel .... 37.000 :' 30H
Cuba Can. Sugar.. 7.100 44H 43 44H
Plat. Securities ... 5,000 IS 'a 17 li
EH 3.300 S5i !4 35
Oonornl nieolrlo .. 1,300 lti 103 163
Ueneral Motors ... 3,100 105 103 103
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"HAPPINESS"
Key.ton. "A Maiden'. Trust."
AMIISEMKNTS.
On If Vtudvill in Town
Complete Change of Profram
today
Arthur La Vine SCo.
Coney Island to the North Pole,
A Spectacular Comedy in Three
Scenes.
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Southern Sonn and Stories
GLADYS LESLIE
The Girl With th $1,000,000
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BRANDEIS-Juli-.tn:-
SLtf iftfiE, "Robin Hood"
Mnt.-"The Serenade"
SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH 1 TO 11 P. M.
By Arrangement With the "Strand"
Wm. S. Hart DEAL MAN."
Adm., 10c Any Part of ths House.
flreat North, pfd.. 500 107(4 107 107
u. N. Ore ctf.... ., 3,600 34 33? 94
I Illinois Central 103
Innplrstlon Copper. 7,501) 64 63 . 64 ',.
Int. Mer. Mur. pfd. 30,200 31 ,79 30
Inter. Nickel ..... 11,500 42 41 43
Inter. Taper 6,400 46 44 44
Kanaaa City South ... 32
Kcnnecoll Copper.. 9.100 49 .48 49
Loull. & Nash..., 125
Maxwell Motors ... 300 10 60 60
M.'i. Petroleum ... U.100 100 IH 91
Miami Copper 1.500 40 40 40i
MljMiurl Paclflo .. 1,500 38 38 28
Montana Power 99
Nevada Copper ... .900 25 25 35';
N. Y. Central 8,100 9t 91 91 'i
I N. Y.. N. II. 11 84
Norfolk & Western 100 124 124 124
Northern Paclflo . l.tioo 10314 103 103
Pacific Mall 600 24 24 24
Pacific Tel. Tel 56
Pennsylvania 800 5.1 53 63
Pittsburgh Coal .. 10,700 61 49 61
Ray Con. Copper.. 2.800 30 30 30
Reading 18.600 94 93 93
Hep. Iron Steel... 23,400 931. 91 83
Shattuck Arts. Cop 200 27 27 87
Nnulhern Paclflo .. 3.200 93 9! 93
Southern Rail 1,700 27 17 37
Sludebsker Corp.. 1.400 83 79 79
Texas Co 2.800 222 121 121
Cnlon Pacific 3.900 136 136 13
V. S. Ind. Alcohol. 54.400 168 164 166
V. S. Steel 271.800 132 129 131
T S Steel pfd 1.300 118 118 118
I'tah Copper 3.400 116 113 114
Wabash pfd "B",. 300 26 25 35
Western Pnlon 93
West. Klertrlc .... 11.100 66 63 34
Total sales for the day. 1.040.000 shares.
New Tork Money Market.
New York. Juns 1, M.roantll. Pap.r
3tT6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange 60-day bills, I4.7S;
commercial 60-ilay Mils on banks, 14.71 ;
commerotsl 60-day bllla, 14.71 I demand,
14.76; cable., 14.76 7-lt.
SIlv.iwBar, 76 o; Metlcatt dollars,
68c.
Ronds Gov.rnm.nt weak; railroad Irreg.
ular.
Tim. LoansStrong; 40 days, 40o per
cent; 10 days and tlx months, 4tyB par
cent.
Call Money Firm: blgh, 4 per oent; low,
2 per cent; ruling rat., 2 per cent;
last loana. 1 per cent; cloalng bid, 1
per oent; offered at 2 par cent.
IT. g. Is, reg... 95llit. 81. M. ... 91
do coupon ... 95 'K. C. 8. ref. ts 88
U. s. Is, reg.. 96 t.. ft N. unl. 4s. 91
do coupon 99 'I X 1 T lit II 67
P. S. 4a. reg... 106 Mo. rac. gen 4a. 61
do coupon. . . .106 Mont. Power 6s. -96
Pan. 8s coupon 88 N. T. C. deb 6s, 106
Am. For. Sec. 6s 96N. I'ac. 4a 38
A. T. ft T. clt. 6s 99 do 8. 62
Anglo-French 5s. 93HO. s. U rot. 4a.. 83
ArmourCo4. 91JPao. T. ft T. (a. 97
Atchison gon. 4. 90 Penn. con. 4s.l02
Haiti, ft Ohio... 86 do gen. 4s.. 91
Cent. T,eather Ks.100 R.adlng gen. 4a 97
Cent. Paclflo 1st. 81 . I,, ft 8 F ad 4s 68
Cb.es. ft O. cv. 6a 88 s. Pao. or. 6..., 99
c, B. ft Q. 1. 4. 96 do ref. 4.
"CMftSPg4s 97 So. Railway 6s.. 99
C R I ft P R r 4s 72 "Teg. ft Pac. 1st 15
Colo. 8. r. 4. 79 Union Pac. 4s... 98
I. ft It. O. ref. 5a 69 -do cv. 4 99
Pom. ol Can, ( 8U. 8. Rubbar 6s. 97
Erie gen. 4s.... 62 V. 8. Steal 5s. ..104
Oen. Kl.c. 6s....l09'Wahaah 1st. ...100
Ot. N. lat 4,. 94W. Union 4s.. 9:
IlL Cent. ref. 4. 86 "Bid. "Ottered.
New Vork Dry Goods Market.
New York, An. s.Pry Qooda Finished
cotton, wor. advanced today. Gray goods
war. .trong, A scarcity of ipot ruled ttu
knjt gooda market. Tarn, advanced clos.
to prohibitive pries.
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