THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917.
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
South.
MONTCLAJR BUNGALOW,
.it- tueco cooatructlon, I large iifht reomi.
Oak floors, uk and enamel flnlih. Price
13,100. Eaey terma, Another new build-
Inr for IS. (160. Call Douglas 1721 day.
wainut i&stt avaninga.
FULL lot on Georgia Ave., eait of Hans
eom Park, f 1,000. ' '
i r. p. weap, sin s. nth t. pour, m.
Miscellaneous
: NIFTY BUNGALOW.
l-room, all modern, Juat bring eom-
1 pie tad, oak finish hi living rooms, full
: cement basement with hot and cold
t water, coal blna. house nicely decora tod,
exterior atucro and frame, east front lot
Mcely sodded, trees planted, located high
i and sightly on 47th Ave. near Bedford
price 3,400. 120ft down, balance monthly
C. G. CARLBERG (Realtor), .
110-31 - Brandele Theater Bldg,
J." A. ROBINSON. Real Estate and Insur
ance, 441 Bee Bldg. ftouglaa 9097
WORLD REALTY CO Z"MZ
Sun Theater
ft. S.
Nat.
TKUMBUI.L.
Bk. liiflK
, REAL ESTATE Unimproved
North.
; WE HAVE several lots located at 27th and
Corby and 27th and Maple, three blocks
from new school location; Two of heae
axe on paved streets. Will sell at a bar.
gain. Can give ternls, Travera Brothers.
810 First Nat'l Banfa Bldg.
DANDY LOT. . -
10x135, two street frontages; easy
terms. Call Douglas 1064 or evenings.
Harney 4168
BEAUTIFUL RO-foot lota. Prlca $320, only
12 cash and 60 cents oer week. Doug. 8S93.
CARTER LAKE CLUB.
Hav. two clear, level high Iota, weet,
to exchange for Carter Lake club lot.
valU. HOI). Bui 4473. Be..
REAL ESTATE Investment
DOWN TOWN .
INVESTMENT
$30,000
Brick Improvements, wfth full lot, two
blocks of lfith and Howard, showing a
tental of 13,662 per year. Will pay st least
T per cent net and In rf!,e for a substantial
Increase account of Improvements on
Howard st. and St. Mary's Ave.; $8,000
cash will handle. An excellent invest'
ment with speculative advnutBgea,
GLOVER & SPAIN (Realtors),
la-SO City N'Rt. . DouftlaB 80fi2.
HARNEY STREET
We have a property 80 ft. south of
Harney st,, 41 it. lacing zitn Ave., run
ning through JfiO ft. to 28th St. Desirable,
location for an apartment or flat. Price
js,eo.
HIATT COMPANY,'
HB-7-9 Omaha Nit'l. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 80
APARTMENT.
$76,000 Income 12 per cent; one year
eld; very flne location; mortgage $2$,000
and will accept $20,000 In trade: bal
ance cash or negotiable papers.
CALKINS & CCK. j
Douglas 1313. City Nat. Bank Bldg.
SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE (PROPERTY.
A. P. TUKEJ SON,
REALTORS,
820 First National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
HAVE client with 240 aores good land In
etxatera Montana. Clear, worth $6,ooo;
three miles from good railroad town.
Want 6 to 8 -room modern Omaha resi
dence, valued ; l.DOO to $6,000. Joseph
Plck, 5219 Evana St. Web. 4856. -I
HAVE a $ 2 f..p' if hardware, doing good
business, and Sio.uou in money. Want
Wttstern Iowa op eastern Nebraska farm,
8 3. and R E Montgomery. ,806 Omaha
National Bank llldg
GOOD OMAHA INCOME PROPERTY,
and part cash, to exchange for Douglas or
Sarpy county farm land.
BOX 3542, BEE,
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REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
B A. WOLF, Realtor. Ware Blk. Specialist
la downtown business oroDerty.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
$6,250
Ideal arrangement as follows: Large
living room with fireplace, built-in book
cases; opening into sun room or den; large
dining room with French Moors opening
onto porch; good sized breakfast room and
kitchen on the first floor. Combination
stair landing with three large bedrooms
Varut sleeping porch on the second floor;
oak floors throughout and oak finish on
the first floor and white enamel on the"
aeoond floor. Garage and drtvewa Pos
session 1st of June. Can be bandied on ,
terms. i
GLOVER & SPAIN (Realtors), i
yfl-20 City Nat'l. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 3962.
DUNDEE HOME
J 6-room, all imdern house, 4825 Cass'
St., on ear una, two lots, corner, lull
basement In four rooms, hot water heat,
elegant oak floors and finish, two man
tela, two sleeping porches, large porch,
lawn and trees, barn for two autoa,
choicest location In city, easy terms.
Phone Leavitt, Walnut 1920. t
DUNDEE PROPERTIES
Well located lots on easy terms. Mod
ern, attractive homes. Before buying be
sure and see
QEORGE & CO.
HOME BARGAIN.
REDUCED FROM $7,001) TO J6.D00.
IF SOLD BEFORE JUNE 1.
Brick and stucco home, sis rooms and
leaping porch; thoroughly modern
. throughout, all floors of oak. oak trim
downstairs; white enamel upstairs; built
in buffet, fireplace, bookcases, kitchen
cabinets, etc.; large lot. Owner must
sacrifice. Prefer to deal with buyer dl-
rect. Box 4281). Bee.
WiT are featuring Dundee and Field club
properties. Can procure a buyer for you.
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.,
92fl-$n City Nat. Doug. 8S62.
HOMES and home sites in Dundee?
SHULBR & CARY. 204 Keellne. D. 6074.
6-ACRE blk., Falracre and Brownell Hall
district. Snap. C. J. Canan.
Miscellaneous.
HALF ACRE
NEW HOUSE
NEW POULTRY HOUSE
$1,650 $100 CASH
Located at 37th and Wirt streets. A
splendid little place. House on full cement
block foundation. wlth outside cellarway;
house Is attractive; has 2 large rooms,
with large porch; poultry house built ac
cording to government plans. Monthly
payments, Including Interest, $16.60, Of
fice open evenings 7 till 9.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
(Realtors)
1111 Hrn,y St, flva Fhon, Ty. 80.
120 ACRES.
tOR SALE. ADJOINING CITY OF
OMAHA.
Suitable for subdivision Into acre trnrta
or residence lots. Can divide tracts; rea
aonatjl. terms to responalble patry.
FRANK L. KILBY,
. 340 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
Douglas 4313 or Webster 2"71.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LISTING houses to rent or sell on small cash
payments, have parties waiting: Western
Real Dstate. 418 Karbach Blk. D. 8607.
LIST your fi and S-room houses with Ed
ward F. Williams Co., $01 Omaba Nat
Bank Bldg. D. 40.
LIST your 6 and s-room bouses with ua.
WS SElit. THEM. OSBORNE REALTY
Co., Tyler 496.
to RENT or aell bouses, list with ALLEN
aV BARRETT, ill Bee, Dour 77S8.
FINANCIAL
$1,600 MTGE., bearing t pet, semi-annually
secured by property valued at $4,600.
Talma dge-fjoomls Inv. Co.. W. O .W. Bldg.
INSURANCE, FirT Tornado", AlatoWhtTe"
C. A, Grlmmsl, 84$ Omaha Nat l. BR. Bldg.
FINANCIAL
Seal Estate, Loini, Mortgages.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
6, i and per cent. Also first mort
gages en farms and Omen real estate for
sale. J. H. Dumont & Co., 416-41S Keellne
Bldg.. 17th and Harney.
FOB, SALK $n,40Q mortgage running three
years, from May 2?, 1917, draws 7 per
cent, secured by 240 acres central Ne
braska land, joining county seat town.
For Immediate action will discount t per
cent A. J, Cowlea. Bob 4i.nl. Bee.
FARM MORTQAQKS.
Well secured, bearing pet. Interest.
HARLEY J. HOOKER,
$40 first Nat Bk. Bldg. Tel. Tyler IHI,
5 PER CENT to 4 per cent on best class
city residences In amounts 12,000 up; also
farm loons. Reasonable commission.
PKTKR8 TRUST CO.. 1823 Farnam 8t.
MONEY to loan on Improved- farms and
ranches. Ws also buy good farm mort
gages. Kloke Inv. Co.. Omaha.
H, W. BINDER.
Money on hand for mortgage loans.
City National Bank Bldg.
PRIVATE money to loan on Omaha resi
dence property. E. H. Lougee, Inc., (18
Keellne Bldg.
SHOPEN CO.. PRIVATE MONET.
OMAHA HOMES, EAST NEB. FARMS.
O K&EFE R. E. CO., 1013 Omaha Nat'l.
FARil and city loans. 6. 6 and It per cent.
w. H. Thomas. Keellne Blclfr. Doug. 1648.
NO DELAY IN CLOHINO LOANS.
W. T. O RAH AM, 604 Bee Bldsr.
$100 to 110.000 made promptly. P. D. Weed,
vveaq mag., letn ana rarnam ia.
5
CITT
LOANS
GARVIN BROS.,
Om. Nat Bk. Bldg.
6
MONEY HARRISON A MORTON.
9ltt Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LOW RATES C. Q. CARLBERG, $1$ Bran-
dels Theater Bldg. L. 66."
Stocks and Bonds.
LISTED and unlisted stocks. Investment
securities. Industrial stocks.
ROBERT C. DRUESEDOW k CO.,
$0 Omaha National RttnK Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
T- Title. Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
lYeil 30$ 8. 17th fit., ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO,, oldest abstract of
fice In NenracKa. ao. Branoeia xneaier.
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
t an mutant nmmnt nnr insurance com
panles OjBranddsldg.OmahsNe
IF-J NTER ESTEd" In the Casper Oil fields
write to Bon 325, Casper, Wyo, Validat
ing done.
Persistent AdvertisinJl is the Road
to Success. v
FARM AND kANCH L&NDS
California Lands.
FOR SALE 1,000 lots In new beach town
site, southern California, at U actual
value for quick cash sale. See R. D.
Horton, Hotel Hcnshaw, today. Salesman
wanted." , i
Idaho Lands.
IDAHO LANDS IN BOISE COUNT'
FOR SALE WE HAVE A LAROE
LIST OF IRRIGATED AND NONIRRI
GATED LANDS JN GRAIN, ALFALFA.
AND STOCK RANCHES. ALSO 10, 25
AND 40-ACRB PRUNE AND APPLE OR
CHARDS. WRITE FOR INFORMATION,
PRICES AND TERM P.
GEO. H. WETTER & CO.,
BOISE, IDAHO.
Iowa Lands.
A BARGAIN.
Improved Harrison oounty, Iowa, 180-acre
farm, for sale on eary terms Price $140
per acre.
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY,
680 Brandels Bldg.
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 R. R. Some of this land
will raise 60 bushels of wheat or 100
bu. of oats or 4 to 6 tons of alfalfa to
th acre. Fine water, fine climate; aure
Increase In land; easy terms, low R. R.
fare. Send me your address and I will
mall you particulars. C. M, Rylander, 854
Oman Nat'l. Bk. Bldg.
Nebraska Lands.
1730 ACRES, located on Niobrara river, alx
miles from railroad town; 7tQ acres good
level farm land; 250 aores In cultivation;
ISO acres of Niobrara bottom, part of
which Is the best of hay land, balance of
ranch rolling to rough pasture, well
grassed. River and Bear Creek furnish an
abundance of stock water, plenty of timber
for fuel, and fence posts, as welt as af
fording protection ror atocK. improve
ments located In a fine native grove In the
valley and consist of six-room house, two
hams, silo arid other buildings. School,
house located on ranch. This is a well
balanced ranch. Our price, $16 par acre,
easy terms.
KLOKE INVESTMENT. "
COMPANY,
MS Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
. SOUTHWEST NEBR. RANCH.
1,620 acres well improved ranch close
to good town in Dundy county, all level
'black loam soil, clay subsoil. 240 acres
under plow, 100 head stock, one-half regis
tered Short Horn cattle. Ranch fully,
equipped. ( Price . only $15.00 per acre.
Easy terms.
627 CITY NAT'L. BANK BLDG.
OMAHA, NEB.
SMALL NebrasKa farms on easy payments
$ acres up. We farm the farm we sell
you. The Bungerford Potato Growers'
Association, 16th and Howard Sts., Oma
ha. Douglas 0371,
WET lands mads dry enough for crops or
no pay la our way or draining lana. no
traot too large or too wet. Guarantee
Drainage Co.. Oakland, Neb.
120-ACRE improved farm 3 miles from
Benson. Well situated and with good roads.
F. D. WEAD, 810 S. 18th St. Wead Bldg.
New Mexico Lands.
STOCK RANCM.
For Quick sale, 23,000 acres of fine
grazing land In New Mexico. Price $2.60
per acre; can make some terms. Igure
this out, stock men, and see what it
means. See, write or phone. L. E. Bar
ger. Wray, Colo.
Texas 7-andB.
GOOD corn land. East Texas. $26 an acre,
, Get my free book.
' W. S. FRANK, 201 Neville Block. Omaha.
Wisconsin Lands.
600 ACRES SbSJ. 6Lmestona'
WIs-
oil;
mile from station; excellent buildings;
fine location for pure bred stock raiser.
For full description, address C, H. Dunbar,
Pickett, Wis,
SEWING MACHINES
n AT BARGAIN"- A
- PRICES
1 SATURDAY AT klCKEL'S ' '
Singers, Whites, Wheeler-Wilsons, New "
Homes-20 fine bargains. Do your own sew
ing, SAVE MONEY. ' s
Singer, worth $40 Saturday price. $19:00
,White, worth $15 Saturday price. $ 5.00 -Singer,
worth $35 Saturday price. $18.50
'Wheeler-Wilson, worth $15 Saturday
price .$ 7.00
Singer, worth $25 Saturday price . $12.00
White, worth $40 Saturday price . . $19.00
19 other bargains. We repair all makes.
100 New White Machines to rent.
MICKELS
Douglas 1662.
.. Open Saturday
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Miscellaneous.
Land for yoUF"
STOP WORKING FOR THE OTHER
FELLOW.
You can buy fine land In Wlrhtaen
best counties at $15 to $26 an acre; $& to
t:s Sown for It) acres; $10 o $50 down for
.-u acres; .& to iu nown tor 40 acres,
etc. Balance small monthly or yearly
payments. General farming, stock, dairy
ing, vegetables, poultry, fruit. Good
' schools and towns. Big booklet free. Let
us give you free Information. Bwlgart
Lena tympany, j, urn, Ftrtt National
Haiiic Bldg., Chicago, ill.
U0 ACRES, all good black loam toll and
clay subsoil, good buildings, near a town
of 10,000. Write us for price and further
particulars. Mid-West Land Co., 1067
umana .National Bank Bldg. P. 114.
' MONEY TO LOAN
FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security.
$4(1, $ mo., H. goods, total cost, $$.$0.
$40, mo., endorsed notes, total cost, $3 10,
smaller, large am is, proportionate cats,
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY.
431 Rose Bldg,. lftth and Farnam, Ty. MB.
LEGAL RATE . V LOANS
l-'4.Q0 - $340.00 OF more
Easy paymenta. Utmost privacy.
atu raxton l-i tK. Tei. uoug. 12Kb,
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
BIG HOLSTEIN CATTLE SALE.
At Lincoln, Neb.. Monday. June 11th. at
the Cornell Farm, four miles west of
Lincoln, seventy-five- head choice Hoi
stein cow, Forty fresh, balance springers.
These cattle to he sold at auction. Free
lunch at noon, sale follows.
H. L. CORNELL.
Owner,
. Z. 8. BRANSON, -Auctioneer.
FOR. HALE Martir. & Martin plnskln side
sb ad in. narneyv isus,
HORSES, t heavy teams, wagon and har
ness. Inquire 803 Douglas St.
ONK spring wagon, one coal wagon, 2 sets
of double harness, 4 head ot horses, Donee
Hroa., 167 8. 13th St.
TEAM of mares and two sets of harness
cheap Phone South 367$.
CHICAGO GRAIN jtlAKKET.
Bearish Government Crop Report Causes
, Activity In Chicago Wheat Pit.
ChlcHgo, June $. Aithougn ultra bearish
forecasts of the government crop report
caused the wheat market to average lower
today, prices rallied In the last half hour
to an extent which has perhaps discounted
the fact that the official estimate of the
winter crop proved to be too pessimistic as
judged by a majority of traders. - The
market closed unsettled at the same as yes-
lernay s nmsn to x i-i advance, witn July
at l-'.ii and Sept. at $1.96. Corn gained 8
l-K to I 1-2 net. and oats 1-8 to 3-8 Pro-
'Visions wound up unchanged to 20c higher.
.Until the last half hour of the session the
wneat market had a decided downward
slant owing largely to predictions that the
government estimate of yield for this sea--
son would total as much as 60,000,000
bushels mon than In 1916. whereas the ac
tual figures received from Washington after
the close put the probable gain over last
year at only 1(1, 000,000 bushels. Late
strength In the wheat market came about
cniefiy as a result or a not a me bulge in the
advance Of com.
Export demand made the corn market
soar. The Atlantic seaboard was an active
bidder and there also were advices of bus!
ness for Europe having been done by way
of the Gulf 'of Mexico. Besides, domestic
country offerings were light and it was said
no accumulation was likely at any of the
leading terminal points for at least a week
yet while farmers were trying to counter
balance. "
Cash PricesWheat: Noa. 1 and I red
and Nos. 2 and $ hard, nominal. Corn
No. 2 and 4 yellow, nominal; No. 8 yellow,
S1.7HH.72. O&is: No. 8 White, 8U64c:
standard, 63K 066c. Rye; Nominal. Bar
ley: $1. 161.46. Seeds; Timothy, $6,6Qip
(1.00: clover, $12.00 17.00. Provisions
Pork, '137. 9S; lard, $21,20 21.8(1; ribs, $20.46
yai.oo.
Butter Lower;, creamery, 8640c.
Eggs Higher; receipts, $2,791 cases;
firsts, 13H3Sc; ordinary firsts, 80
32c; at mark.cases included, 820384a.
Potatoes Lower; new, receipts, 46 cars;
Texas, Louisiana and Alabama triumphs,
$3,4043.(10; Louisiana wMte, $3.36 3.40;
old. receipts, 8 cars, $2.863.00.
Poultry Alive unchanged.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of Day on Various Leading
Commodities.
New Tork, June 8. Flour Firm; spring
patents, $13.9014.16; winter patents, $13.40
4913,66; winter straights, $13.06 13.30; Kan
sas straights, 13.9014.16.
Cornmeal Firmer; fWie white and yellow,
$3.70; coarse, $3.88.
Wheat Spot, nominal.
Corn Spot, atrong; No. i yellow, $1.8114,
c. 1. f New Tork.
Oats Spot, firm; standard. 7171Hc
Hides Quiet; Bogota, 43c; Central
America,1 .43 e.
Leather Firm; hemlock firsts, 6e; gee
ends 66c. t
Provisions Pork, steady; mess, $41.60;
family. $44.00. Lard, steady; mlddelr west,
$21.4021.10.
Tallow Kasy; city special, loose, 18c.
Wool Firm; - domestic fleece, XX Ohio,
6456c.
RiceSteady; fancy head, 8 9. Be; blue
roae, Hc. -
ButUT Firm; receipts, 8,468 tubs; cream
ery, higher than extras,, 4142V&c; cream
ery extras (82 score), ' 41 42 He; flrs4,
39 tjtHlc; seconds, 37 39o.
Kjrga Unsettled; receipts, 24,685 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 3737c; fresh
gathered storage packed first, 3640361tc;
frenh gathered firsts, 3435c.
Cheese Firm; receipts, 9,403 boxes; state
fresh specials, 8424Wrc; State, average
run, 234 SSc. " -
Poultry LKe, weak; broilers, 83 36c;
fowls, 17c; turkeys,. 1820c, Dressed, quiet;
prices unchanged, f
V.
Metal Market.
New Tork, Iftune 8. Metals Lead, strong;
spot, $11.76 hid. Spelter, dull; spot, Kast
St. Louis delivery, $9.25 if 9. 50. Copper, firm;
electrolytic-, xpot and ne:.rhy, $32.00 34.00,
nnmitiHl; third quartern and late, deliveries,
$:'0.S0i!i'32.O0. . Iron, firm and unchanged.
Tin, steady; spot, $fll.0ffi:1.60.
At London Copper: Jbpot, 180; futures,
129 l!)s; electrolytic, 142. Tin: Spot. 238
lfis; futures, 2:tfi 6s. Lead: Spot, 30 10s;
futures, 29 10s. Spelter;, Spot, 64; futures,
50. , w .
Kansas City General Market,
Kansas City, June 8. Wheat No. I hard,
$2. 62(92. 89; -No. 2 red, $2.8002.66; - July,
$2.14; September, $1.95, ,
Corn No. 2, $1.63l.fi5; No. 3 white, $1,63
01-66; No. 2 yellow, $1.64rs1.6S; July,
$l,E8'i; September, $3.45.
Oats No. 2 white, 66 67c; No. 2 mixed,
641$fl6c.
15th and Harney.
Night TiU 9. . : -
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Late Arrivals Swell Friday's
Totals and Force Cattle
Prices Down Ten Cents;
Hog Run is Heavy.
Omaha, June 8, 1917.
Receipts were.
Official Monday....
Official Tuesday . , ,
Official Wednesday..
Official Thursday ..
Katimate Friday ...
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
B,4Ptf It, 970 6,206
$.273 9.043
$.176 9,164
T.292 12,36!
. 3.400 K.600
6.0.14
ISO
4, .114
3,00t)
Five days tus wek , .S6.701,
Same days Jast week. .34.112
Same two w inks ago . ,'$7,876
Same three weeks ago. 29.326
Same four weeks ago. 23, 478
Same dajg last yjar. ,20,773
Receipts and disposition of Hv
the Union Stock yards for twonty-four hours
ending at 3 p. m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's
C. M. A St. P...,. S 3 .. 1
Wabash S 1
Missouri Pacific... 3 1
Union Pacific 10 S 6
C, A N, W., east. .1 13 ., 3
C, A N. W,, west. 22 . 64
C, 8t, P,, M, AO... 1 -'' 1
C, B. A Q., east. . U 6
C, B. A Q , west.. 4 68 6
C, R. I. A P., east 7 4
C, R. I, A r., west 6
Illinois Central i 1
Chi.. Great West... 1
Total receipts. . , .163 505, 12 E
DISPOSITION H A O.
49,025 18.73
38.SM 14.303
62. U0 21.436
S6.7SI 22,917
47.209 26. 8M
49,643 17,849
' . Csttle. Hogs, Sheep.
Morris A Co... 693 l.fiifl 6h9
Swift A Co 683 2.760 8:18
Cudahy Pkg. Co 1.346 s.259 2"!
Armour A Co..: 476 1,867 116
Schwarts A Co 340 ....
J. W, Murphy ...... 2,418 ,.
Morrell 4
Lincoln Pkg. Co 82 .... ....
8. O. Pkg. Co....... 4
Swift, Sioux City 4"3
Swift, Denver 6fi3
Cudahy, Fort Worth 611 ....
F. B. Lewis 1R7
Huntxlnger 6 .... ....
J.-B. Root A CO 99 ....
J. H. Bulla 17
Sullivan Broa 26
Hlggtn 2
Rot)) 23
Olassberg ,. 6 .... , ,,,
Baker, Jones A Smith 8R .... ,,,,
John Harvey........ 196 .... ....
Dennis A Francis, ... 12 .... ....
Cudahy, Creston ISO ....
Wilson 8S
Kohr 61
Pat O'Day 4 ....
Other buyers 360 740
Totals 4.823 12,927 3,623
Cattle Receipts were very larae for a
Friday, in 'act the largest that they have
been for a long time for that day. The big
run was due to the arrival of several trains
that had boen leaded for Wednesday's or
Thursday's market but had been delayed
by high water. By reaHon of the over-
supply this late In the week the trade was
very slow 10 as much as 10c and m some
cases possibly 16r lower than yesterday. The,
decline for the two days Is around 26o on
the general run of common to pretty decent
kinds, the loss being especially notlcable on
yearlings. This means that all or at leant
good snare or the advance won during
the first half of the week has been wiped
out.
Representative sales:
BEEF STHteRS. (
No. Av. Pr No. Aw Pr.
1 630 10 60 37 9S9 10 66
21 696 11 76
20 9R6 11 90
. 951 12 10
.1216 12 60
7 1206 1
6 1201 12 76
24 1594 13 90
1364 12 86
' STEERS AND HEIFERS.
700 8 66 8 686 10 00
4
716 11 00 9 780 H 16
760 12 16 14 794 12 35
37,
9
.. 866 12 46 36 818 12 60
HEIFERS.
.. 444 8 36 1 710 9 00
. 860 1 25 1 600 11 76
COWS.
.. 831 8 26 1 1140 7 60
.,1030 8 00 4 162 8 25
18
....
1....
.1080 8 75 7 1127 9 76
3 ...1063 13 00 1 1230 10 40
Hogs There was a very big run of hogs
here, especially for a Friday, some 182 cars.
or 12,600 head being reported In. Trains
that ahould have been in yesterday or
Wednesday but were held up by washouts
and high water, continue to drag tn, partly
accounting for the excess supplies. The run
for the week so far amounts to 49?i)25 head,
being. 10,000 heavier than last week, but
3,000 short of two weeks ago and slightly
smaller than for the corresponding days last
year.
value continued to hit the chutes this
morning. Measured by the demand supplies
proved to be excessive, and a very draggy
market resulted. Shippers bought some hogs
that were. about steady with yesterdays
acker trade, hut their orders were not
heavy enough to force the packers' hand, and
early killer bids which were fully a dime
lower, more in spots, were never ratsed a
great deal, movement of the bulk finally
tarnng at ngures mat were ngnt arouna
lOo below yesterdsy's nverage.
Repreasentatlve sales:
No. At. , Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh, Pr.
96. .181 ..... 15 00 76. .2:11 120 15 05
79. .216 ... 15 10
76. .236 240 16 20
67. ,278 320 15 36
76. .226 280 15 16
65. .267 160 16 80 "
66. .300 ... 15 40 '
ig drawn out session
Sheep After a lo
the rather moderate run was cashed at 1
prices that were just about steady with yes- j
terday as a general thing. A goon snare or
the offerings was of a sort of stuff unlike !
"Upon the farmers of the country, therefore,
in a large measure Tests the fate of the war v ,
and the fate of the nations. "President Wilson.
Thn let the farmersthe boys in the trenches
of production rather than destruction
Enlist These Loyal GMC Trucks
into that splendid service of in
creasing the nation's food supply
Ajacle Sam has called them
hospital
and commis
sary, service ; tne na
tion's greatest business
generals have enlisted
them to fight their bat
tles in cutting down the
high cost of delivering
their merchandise; now
let the farmers in whose
hands rests the fate or
nations draft them into
hauling work that has
The up-to-date farmer is using GMC trucks
nowadays instead of his valuable teams to haul
his hay, grain, hogs, produce, etc., to market.
Thus the plowing, culth'ating, mowing anrl
other work which must be done by horses is
not delayed or checked with the inevitable
loss of time and money. They have found the
GMCs will do this hauling much cheaper and
"Put
Nebraska Buick
Lee Huff, Mgr.
Omaha
Henry A Co.,
anything that has been oomlng and about
the oniy thing on which comparisons could
he made was five or six cars -of ellpped
lambs, which were bought on a fully steady
basin,
Clipped Mexican lambs sold st $14.26,
enusllng the price paid for their mates
Tuesday of this week. Other shorn lambs
at $13.70014.00 "'"-a steady with midweek
prices or very close to It. Natives were
very scarce and the few thst were here
were not very dslrable. A two-rar ship
ment of Prtrnian lambs from California that
sold at $13 0ft furnished no basis for rom
pirUnti, ua It is only on rare occasions (hut
anything of this sort shows up here. Two
cars or shorn yearlings that sokl to a feeder
at $11 . f.0 were also jiilfrnlsnB. but they,
like the tarn ha, were different from any
thing t hat 1ms heen coming. In the ah-w-nf
of supplies spring lambs and old
sheep were called steady at the week s
decline
All kinds of Blm-k are lower stain this
week The break has been unevenly dls
t rUut d and while clipped Ismhs do not
look over 7Sc lower than last week's close
springers are off fully a dollar, some of the
medium natives a good de more In faot
anrt olil sheep are off more than anything
else, being nmund $1.60 off. As is the
ruse with spring lambs, some of the na
tive ewes of .hint fair quality show evert
grester declines than the desirable offerings,
Representative sales.
Av.
,100
. 46
Pr
$ a. ?6
13.60
65 NVltraska clipped ewes.
S2 native spring lambs.,.,
St. Letils Mve Mock Market.
I.nuls. June 8. Cattle Receipts, I..
St.
(W0; Mpj,y. Native beef' steers, $7. R !r!
$K!0; yearling steers and betters. $s.6flflr
$1.1. 2S; cows. $MflffSll.lMij stockers snd
foodcr., $fi.00itf (10 00; prim southern
beef steers, $ 00 (& $ 1 1 .50 : beef cows and
heifers, $4.2.' 4r$9 00 ; prim yearling steers
and heifers, $7.60 C$10.00; native calves,
$6.O0l14 00.
Hogs Receipts, i.700, lower. Light.
$16 3nr$is,0; pins, $10.000 $14.60; mixed
and butcher, $t6.30tf$l 6. R0; good heavy,
$16 601r$U. .; hulk. $16.30 $16.7$. '
Sheep Receipts, 1,200; steady. Clipped
lambs, $13 noar$i4.30: clipped ewes, $7,ifll
$10 00: spring lamis.$13.00$'$l6.6O; cenners,
$4.60ff$6,75, ,
Kaunas City Live Stock Market,
Kansss City, June a, Hog" Receipts, 2,
Son. Inwer. Hulk. $I6.161V$I5.70; heavy,
$16.704r$16.RO; packers and hutrhrrs, $lfs
3r.tftl6.,6; light. $14.90f$l6,60; pigs, 113
60 If $14.76.
Cattle Receipts. 1.000; steady. Prime
fed steers. $ 1 2. 60 (p 1 1 J. 60 ; dressed beef
stoVrs, $10 Mi $13. Jh; western sleors. $9.00
fr$l 8.6(1; cows, 86.264HU.O0; heifers. $6.50
t$12.60; atnekers and feeders. $7.7&f $10 76;
bulls, $7.6O(lf$lo.f)0; calves, $T.0tf $13.10.
Hheep Receipts, 100; steady. Lambs,
$13.00ff $1B.26; yei.rllngs. $11 .Oflfl $13.00;
wethers, $10.00tMI 1.60 ; ewes, $6.7$$U.0O.
Sioux nty Lira Stock Market.
Sioux City, June 8. Cattle Receipts.
2,000 head; market for killers steady, toe It
ers steady; beef steers, $8.60y 13.60; fat cows
and hnifers. $8.6flEf ll,6fl; canners. $6.6fiffl
8.00; Blockers and feeders, $7.60 10,26 ;
calves, $M013.6O; hulls, stags, etc., $7.80
ft 10.60; feeding cowa and heifers, $7.80
e-!t.6t).
lings Receipts, B.nno hM; market Rff
10c lower: light, $14. 7 IS tff 15.00; nil'd, $16.06
(015.30; heavy. $15. 30ff 16.46; pigs, $12.00
13.00; bulk of sales. $16. 00(G 16.30.
tsneep ana umi)i Kooeipts, none; maraei
steady. ' .
4'hlrago IJre Htock Market.
Chicago, June 8. Hogs Receipts, 17,000;
wenk, 10 to 26 under yesterday average.
Bulk. $15,50fr$15.70; light, $14.85 $16.65;
mixed. $16 oo$ifi.7t: hesvy, $16.064?$15,60;
rout-h, $16.060$16.3A; pigs, $10.&OifMl4.60.
Cattle Receipts, 2,00ft; ?rm. Native beef
rattle, $9.20(!$1H,70; Blockers and feeders,
$7.4l?$10.'50: cows and heifers, $6.25$11.
75; calves. $9:75 1? 14.60.
Sheep Receipts, 4.000; stendy. Wethers.
$6,30 4? $10.80; ewes, $7 fioiff $. 7fi ; lambs.
$9.60itr$14.50; springs, $12. OOiff $16.50.
Ht, Joseph Live Stock Market.
St, Joseph, June 6. Cattle Receipts, 600
head; market steady; steers, $9.00iQ)l8 26;
cows and heifers, $6. 00 1 2.60 ; calves, $9.00
12.60.
Hogs Receipts, S,R00 head; market slow
and 60 Ipwer; top, $16.66; bulk, $16,1oei5 70.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 800 heart;
mnrkst slow snd weak; lambs, $13.00016.00;
ewes, $8.50il0,50.
Omaha Ilaf Market.
Receipts light. Market firm and higher on
the better grades of prairie hay. Alfalfa
lower, demand fair to good on better grades
of hay.
Upland Prairie Hay Choice, $21.O0fl22.0O;
No. 1, $16.600120.60; No. 2, 113,0017.00;
No. 8. $7.00010,00,
Midland Hay No. 1. $20. OOtfll. 00; No. t,
$12.00017.00.
Lowland Hay No. 1,'$13.00R14.QO; No. I.
$8.0010.00; No, 3, $6:006.60.
Choice Alfalfa $33.00023. 00; No. 1, $21.00
22,00.
Standard Alfalfa $19. 0020.00; No. t.
$16.OOH3'7.00; No. 3, $11.00013.00.
Straw Oat. $8.0008.60; wheat, $7.0049
7.50,
Turpentine and Kosln Market.
Savannah, Oa., June Turpentine
Firm, 39c; sales, 364 barrels; receipts, 667;
shipments. SOT ; stork, 16,017.
Rosin Firm; sales, 1,168 barrels; receipts,
1,662; shipments, 2,734; stock, 68,193. Quote
A, B, C, D and E, $&.466.6fl; F. 16.80
6.70; O, $5.656,85; H and Il$5.76'6.96: K.
$5.806.00; M, $6.86 06.10; N, $6.1096.20;
WO, $8.2606.86: WW, X.864J6.60.
St. I-ouls drain Market. -Louis,
June 8. Wheat No.
2 red
$2.20;
nominal: No. 2 hard, $8 93; July,
September. $1,834.
Corn No. 2, $1.69; No. 2 white, $1.69;
July, $1.53; September, $1.41H-
Oats No. 2, 82c.;.No. 2 white nominal.
to the colors in the
- 4r. -
the service of efficient farmingto do the trucking and
always required three and four teams heretofore.
quicker than the teams, because they will draw
greater loads and cover the ground twice as
fast, and that they are most economical to use
because their cost of operation and mainte
nance is much less than that of teams- re
quired to do the same amount of work not to
speak of the saving because of the fewer men
needed also.
It Up to Us to Show
H. E. Sidles, Gen. Mgr.
Lincoln
Distributors, Omaha and
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
N
Traders Fail to Agree on
Prices, With Result Trad
ing in All Grains
is Dull.
Omaha, June t, 1917.
The rash grain demand was tnoderetly
active todiy hm the trade In all cereals
was dull because of the fact that traders
could not agree on prices Receipts, how
ever, had considers ble to do with the
dullness of the what market, there being
only B cars r?ce'rd, while the corn receipts
totalled 91 cars snfl onls 41 cars,
The export demand for wheat was limited
but the local milling demand wss fairly
active with the nuyers showing a preference
for the better grades of hard winter wheat,
which sold it ahout L'c over yesterday's
market. Pahs of wheat were very lisht and
p to not.n inly a few cars of hard and 1
r of aprlmt wheat were reported sold, No,
2 hard bringing around $2.87, while the
spring brought $: 63.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to LUS.OOfl bushels
Primary wheat receipts were Klfi.ooo hush
els and shipments Kitn.ftiifl bushels, agsloHi
receipt of 67, 3.000 bushels and shipments of
S5H.000 bush eta last year.
Primary corn receipts were 72.1.000 bush
els and shipments 6!t.onn bushels, agslnst
receipts of 346. 0O0 bushels and shipments of
4tK,nnn bushels Inst year.
Primary oats receipts were 69t,0t0 bush
els and shipments 73ft, non bushels, against
receipts of 6 6. 00ft hushels snd shipment
ot 508,000 bushels Inst year.
CARLOT RKi'KIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago j. ,
Minneapolis A.
Duluth ,
Omaha
Kansas City
166
. .269
...24
83
St. Louis ,
Winnipeg 80S
43
These sales, were reported today:
Wheat: Nrt. 2 hard winter, 1 car. $2.67:
No. 3 hnrfl winter, 1 car, 2.8H; No. 4 spring,
1 car. $0.03. Corn: No. 2 white. 12 cars.
$t.4'i; No. 4 while, 1 car. $1.6(V No, 2
liellow, 8 cars, $LM'4j; No, 3 yellow, $ curs.
$1,64 V No, 4 yellow, 1 car, $1.64; No. 2
mined, 14 cars. $J.64ti; 1 car. $1.64; No. 3
mixed. 8 cars, $1,64 4; No. mixed, 1 car,
$1,644, Oats: No. 2 white; 1 enr, 63c; 1
car, 62c; 1 car, 824c; standard. 1 car
shippers' weights). 8.1c: 2 car, 624r; Nn,
8 white. 1 cat (shippers' weights), 88c; 21
cars, 2.jc: No. 4 white, 4 cars. 62c; 1 car,
61c; 1 car. time.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat; No. 3 hard,
$2.852.87; No. 8 hard, $2.6492.86; No. 4
hard. $2.75f 2.82. Torn: N. 2 white,
$l.64'itfH.ft4lb; No. 8 white, $1,6401.64;
No. 4 white, tl.RSHVLMH; No,' A white,
f;.33ff l.i.1U ; Nti. 6 white, $1.6201.63; No.
i yellnw. $1 .64 '4 0 1.64 : No. 3 yellow,
I'.fiHflfd; Nn. 4 yellow, $1.63 4 0I.O4H ;
ivo. 6 yellow, 81 ..63ffl 1 ,B3 ; No. a yenow,
$lti2ifl.U; No. 2 mixed, $1.64 1.64 ; No.
3 mixed, lu;:iV(f 1.644: No. 4 mixed,
ft.K3401.64Vt; No. 6 mixed, $1.631.83;
I'o. 8 mixed. $1,6201.63. Oats: No. 8
white, H28 063 Vi; standard. 2062'fic:
No. 3 white, 6:ifK.2i4i; No. 4 white, 61 4 0
R2c. Barley: Malting, $1.1601.33; No. 1
feed. $1.161.25. Rye: No. 3, $2.2601.27;
No. 3. $2.25it2.2ft.
Local range of options:
Art. Open. High. I Low. C-loaa Tea.
Wht. f 7
July $19 2 19 219 3 19 219
Sep. 1 93 1 93 193 1 93 193
Corn.
July 1 56 1 68 168 1 67', 158
Sep. 1 41 1 4N4 141 1 464 144
Dec. 98 1 03 98 X 01 A. SAW
Oata. I
July AH 66 j 66 $8 6761
Sep 44 441 464 4941 4'j
Chicago closing prices, furnished The Bee
by Loggn A Bryan, stock and grain brokers,
216 South Sixteenth street, Omaha: '
A ft. 1 Upon, I High. I Low. Close. Yes.
Wht. I I
Jury t 22 1 34 194 1 $4 2224
Sep. 1 95 964 198 1 96 196
Corn.
July 1 53 1 664 161 1 6H 1634
Sep. 1 43 1 46 141 1 464 143
Den, 994 1 03 H I 03 100
Oats. 1
July fil 66 684 " 694
Sep. 61 . 614 60HI $14 $14
Dec. 52 63 614) 83 $8
Pork. I I
July 37 60 37 95 37 60 37 96 37 76
Sep. 87 60 37 96 37 60 37 96 37 16
Lard.
July 11 80 21 324 21 27 21 13 4 21 82
Sep. 21 4$ 21 474 21 42 21 48 31 46
Ribs.
July 20 67 4 20 76 20 60 20 7$ 20 85
Sep. 20 80 20 874 20 77 20 674 20 80
Cotton Market.
New Tork, June 8. Cotton Futures
opened steady; July, 22,60c; October, 21.90c;
December, 22.08c; January, 22.$2c.
Cotton futures closed steady; July, 28 03c;
October, 32.51c; December, 22. Bio; Janu
ary, 22.65c; spot quiet; middling, $3.40c.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net gain of thirty-three to fifty-two points.
Liverpool, June 6. Cotton Spot easier;
good middling. 15,76c; middling, 16. Sic; low
middling, 15.26c; sales, 7,000 bales.
Sugar Market.
New Tork, Jush 8, Sugar Raw, iteady;
centrifugal, 6.89c; molasses, 6.01c. Refitted,
easy and unchanged to 60c lower; fine
granulated. 7:60c. Futures quiet and slightly
lowar on scattered selling by outside In
terests, Dry (ioods Market.
New York, June 6, fienlms were ad
vanced today. ray cotton sold briskly
wherever mills were open to consider busi
ness. Raw silk Is rising. New hlgjl levels
are expected for all dry goods,
- -
Drawing made from actual
photo of GMC at work In the
fields.
nr
You"
Auto Co.
S. 0. Douglas, Mgr.
Sioujc City
Council Bluffs
w 1 jir...j;i.a4,atk...-w:j.ji'
saw-" '.:Tw"irE.-
NEW YORK STOCKS
Favorable Crop Report Brings
Rails and Other Standard
Stocks to Best Prices
of Daj,
New Tork. June R, The government crop
report was x isctor of primary Importance
In todsy's market operations On publica
tion of lbs crop statement, .rails which hid
ten heavy -ose briskly snd carried other
standard shares to or near best prices of
the risy, Industrtnt.. and equipments mads
less upward pronreus than the specialities,
In which pools we rn again active.
I!, 8, Steel wss offered at very marked tfl
vance, fluctunttng between 132 7-6 and 131
1-4, closing vlritinlly unchanged. Bethslem
steels and ivlnted stocks moved within Blm
ilsr limits ,tnd motors wnd minor Industrials
took their cue from the mora nctivn Issues,
Rubles wore tPiid. Remittances to
M ml riil n nd Rom were quoted st rates
more fit vnrn hie to ihos- centers. Forecast
of the IochI mor"v movement Indicated an
other cash Iosh for the week by local banks,
resulting from luMltional payments to the
fedi'ial reserve hunk.
Number of sales, snd range of prices of
leading stock:
811 lea. Hitrh. I.ow. Close
Am Reet Rugnr...
American Can ....
Am. tnr Fdry,..,
Am. Locomotive
Am. Smelt. TUg.
Am. Hugnr Bfg. . . .
Am. Tel, T-t
Am, Zinc. I,. AS.,
AnaYnnda Coppr. .
Atchison
A. tl. XV. I. . S.
nail I mora A Ohm .
Butte ft Sup. (.'op,
1 'at. .Petroleum. . . ,.
t'anndlnrl Pacific, .
'ent. Leather
I'hesnpeHk A Ohio
O.. M fit. P
C. A N. W
r.. r r. p.. ctfs.
t'hino Copper
I'olo. FuW Iron. ,
Corn Prod. Itfg. .,.
Crucible Hteel
Cuba Can Hunar, ,
His. derurlties
Krle
lien. Electric....,,
Con. Motors;
O. N pfd.........
(.v N. Ore, ctfs.,.,
4. 600 9(1 '4 Bfi
4,1"') M'i sm
J. ROft 77 7'k 7i
a. I nil -7M 74', 74 H
i:.,rtnn jon nn
1 1,000 Hi' imvi 1241;
tioft v:is unH itm
nan a:ti n 1:14
14. mi SH Mi 8f. 8fi4
1Vin 1"2 101 10314
is.inn 117 :
1,400 T2S 71
1.00 44i 4IU4 '
Son 231,, 23
l.fion mm ufi ;
49, Soft 93, ,97i
9, inn nn 1.9
13
44 H
19
74
1.000 744 739,
30fl inn 111
111
son 41 434
43 H
MS
I3H
1144
44
11
28
E.iiOft
3.100 R71,
344
4fit4
J24
3ti4
33
44
25
28.000
n.noff
11, una
1,3 "0
183
1,900 106 10314 1044 :
2.200 IO914 10714 ION '
3.100 34- 34ii 14
Illinois Central
Insplr, Copper.
Int. M. M. pfd.
103
MH
US
4S(C
!H
fl5i
82
41
44
31
48
R4
80
41
7H
15,900
3,500
1.&00
Inter. Nickel,,..,,
Inter. Paper.,
K. C. Southern....
Kennecott Copper.
Louis, k Nash
Maxwell Motors. ,.
Max. -Petroleum. ..
Miami Copper
Missouri Pacific...
Montana Power. .1 .
Nevada Copper. . . ,1
N. Y. Central
N. Y N. H, A H...
Norfolk West...,
Northern Pacific. 1.
Pacific Mall
Pacific Tel. Tel.
Pennsylvania , . . , .
Pittsburgh Coal. ..
Ray Con. Copper,.
1,300
9,200
117
100s mm
40. 411
(ton sn
lN.7lfl 103
l.nnn 41
s.oon n
10(1
MM
Lino
;5H
12 U
IS
1.900 1ICU 1344, lit
1.400 1041, 1034, 103H
5,700 in 94
1I
4H
3014
44
3
f "4
'
l.soo-
1.IO0
I34
301,
3H
53
4H
I
1K
400
Reading SS.infl
Rep. Iron Steel.. 18,000
fthattuck Arli. Cop,
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway...
Btudebaker Corp,.,
1.000 13 H
4.100 3 37V,
1,300 80 7
Texas Co,
00 32(1 3!0 330
Union Pacific 18.000 1J3U 187
V. 8. lnd Alcohol S.00 170 151 117
V. S. StBfl 306,100 1.1214 13114 ISIH
U. S. Sle.l. pfd.,.. 1,600 U7 117 H 11714
Utah Coppfr..
I, ,00 US. 11444 11014
1,100 1514. 21. 5t
600 ,3 3S U
Wabash pfd., "1
Wsstern Union..
Wast. El.ctrlo.
10,100 64 ' 11 Mi 3t4
Total aalaa for ths day 1,130,000 aharaa.
PHOTOPI.ATS,
Bessie Barriscale
"THE SNARL":
How Am.ric Pr.parr,.
MUSE
FANNIE WARD
fat- j.
" Unconquer ed"
Maaiell4
' Laa! Times TocUy
LITTLE ZOE RAE
in
"THE CIRCUS OF LIFE"
BOULEVARD
334 and
Laviwort!i
Tonight
CRANE WILBUR, in
"THE PAINTED LIE"
DAVE SONIER in IRISH SONGS
LOTHROP il
TODAY AND SUNDAY
ALICE JOYCE HARRY MOREY, In
"WOMANHOOD THE
GLORY OF THE NATION"
Matin. Today
' AMUSEMENTS.
See the Great
War Film A
Taken by the French government,
showing the American Ambulance
Field Service and our American
boys in the European war, risking
their lives rescuing wounded from
the trenches.
M?.nr Wonderful Battla Scene.
Boyd Theater
ONE NIGHT ONLY
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 8:15 P. M.
Seat., $1. Top Balcony Seati, 10c
Onlv Vaudeville In Town.
ARTHUR LA VINE A CO.
"From Coney Island to the North Pole
CECIL JEFFERSON
Southern Songa and Storlee
GLADYS LESLIE '
In a Five-Act Photoplay
- "AN AMATEUR ORPHAN"
BRAMDEIS
Last Two Tim..
THE WALKER-STEVENS OPERA CO.
Presents Victor Herbert's Masterpiece
"THE SERENADE"
Mat., 25c to fcl.OO; Nliht, SOc t. USD
SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH 1 TO II P. M.
By Arrinjament With theJtrandJ
Wm. S. Hart deal manI
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