THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. JUNE 12, 1917.
11
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
WESTTAfcNAM home
I rooms, brand new and ell modern, o:ik
finish downstairs, whit name) kite ben.
4 bedrooms, ill in white enamel; food at
ttej room all decorated; corner lot, eouth
rront. tftxv9 oniy o.7o. ii.vuv csn,
balance monthly.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phone POTg, :i7.
T.V DWMf.R
at reduced price, if v en -room modern
house In every detail, (Inlshed In oak and
mahogany, cloaa In, tn fine neighborhood.
JiClLlHNG lots, by owner; reasonable price;
good titles; easy terms, walnut zt
North.
Dandy Modem Home
Brand New
Price Only $2,850
Five rooms and biith. all on one floor.
oak finish, nice rorner lot. only one block
to car, 4301 Ohio. Ulve easy terma for
Quick sale.
OSBORNB RISATTY CO..
701 Omaha Nat. Vtartk Bldg. Tyler H
Miller Park Bungalow
Price Only $3,300
Five rooms and bath, oak finish, strict
Iv modern, all the built-in featured, beau
tlfully decorated, brand new and a big
snap for the price. K11 no. Jstn Ave. a
blot ka to park, school and car,
OSBORNE ftKAI-TY CO,
701 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 404
RTtt SNAP FOR GTTTflK
SALE
Five rooms and bath, modern except
heat, nice east front lot. easy terma. Se,e
It and mnkc ur nn offer. 1KH Ni . 27th St.
T01 Omaha Nat. Rank Bldg. Tyler 496
South.
Beautiful Modern Bungalow
$500 Down
Five rooma and bath, oak finish, at)
built-in feature, full attic and basement.
brand new and right up-to-the-last-mln
ute.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
711 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 40$.
ONE 6-room and on 4-room cottage, both
on one lot; fine condition; live in one and
rent the other. Price for both, 12,760.
Very easy terms. No. 2433 South 20th St.
NOHK1S & HUKK1S.
400 Bee Building. Phone Douglas 4370.
liONTCLUlK BUNGALOW,
Stucco comtructloD. , larga light room..
Oak floor,, oak and .Bam,! flalih. Prlc.
13,100. Easy tarma. Anumr new cuiia
int for 13.1(0. Call Douilaa nil aaya.
Walnut 1680 avanlnxa.
KEW 6-room atucro house, stictly modarn
and very fine, $4,000; 10 per cent caah,
balance to suit. 2721 Woolwortb. Colfas
3454, av.nmtts.
uLL lot oil Goorgia. Ave., east of Hana.
com Park, $1,000.
P. D. WEAD, 310 S. 18th St. Doug. 171.
STRICTLY modem bungalow, 6 rooms, Slntf
and Amea Ave. Webster 4SS8.
Miscellaneous
Your Car as First Payment
Balance Terms
TYe have a fine modern home with 7
rooms, hall nd bath, located on a flue
Hciuth and east corner lot, teal GO ft.,
giving all paid. On Harney car Una.
Beautiful shade arid hedges around two
tildes. (Jan take your car ai first payment,
balance about Ilka rent. Prefer nearly
new car or one In good shape and sedan
preferable.
HIATT COMPANY
IMO-T-s Omaha Nat. Bank. Tyler SO.
5J0O DOWN AND $30 A MONTH.
WILL TAKE A LOT AS FIRST
PAYMENT. -
5-room. brand new. strictly modern bun
Ralow; built-in bookcases, culoiinade open
ings, plate rails, panel wall3. Quit paying
rent and trade your lot in on a home,
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
87 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bidg. P. 1781.
J. B. noni.,dON, Heal Rstate and Insur
ance. 4 Bee Bldg. Douglas Qi1.
WORLD REALTY CO J",''"
R. tt. THUMBULL.
1305 1st Nat. Bk. Bids.
1. 17 It
REAL ESTATE B'ness Pr'pty
H. A. WOLF, Realtor. Ware Blk. Specialist
In downtown business property.
REAL ESTATE Investment
DOWN TOWN
INVESTMENT
$30,000
Brk-k improvements, with full lot. two
blocks of IStb and Howard, showing a
rental of 12,662 per ear. Will pay at least
7 per cont net and tn line for a substantial
increase on account of improvements on
Howard St. and St. Mary's Ave.; 18,000
cash will handle.. An excellent invest
ment with speculative advantages.
GLOVER & SPAIN (Realtors).
19-20 City Nat, Douglas i!9t2.
APARTMENT.
J76, 010 Income lit per cent; on ytar
aid. very Una location; mortgage $26,000
and will accept SS0.000 In trade; bai
anca cash or usgotlable papers
CALKINS CO.,
Douglaa 1311. City Nat. Bank Bids.
SUB US PCR INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVB FKOPERTT.
A. K TUKEY A SON.
REALTORS.
621) First National Bank Bidg.
PEAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee.
HOME BARGAIN.
REDUCED FROM $7,000 TO $6,600.
IF SOLD BEFORE JUNE 1.
Brick and stucco borne, six rooms and
steeping porch; thoroughly modern
throughout, all floors of oak. oak trim
downstairs; white enamel upstairs; built
hi buffet, fireplace, bookcases, kitchen
cabinets, etc.; large lot Owner must
sacrifice. Prefer to deal with buyer di
rect. Box tl'SU. Bee.
DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
Well located lota on easy terms. Mod
ern, attractive homes. Before buying be
aura and see
GEORGE & CO.
HOMES and home Bites in Dundee.
SHd.BR & CA R Y. 304 Keellne, D. 6074.
F-AGKEJ blk.. Falracre and Brownell Hall
district. Snap. C. J. Can an.
"DUNDEE Strictly modern, new bungalow.
o rooms, $3,&00. Walnut 3S45,
Florence.
BEAUTIFUL 10-acre farm, good Improve
ment; crop is nearly put In, $1,600; 10
per cent cash, balance to suit. Colfax $464.
evening.
Miscellaneous.
"WE HAVE two 5-acre. one 4H-acre, one 12
arrc and two 10-acre trade, north, al
improved ami prices reasonable.
Also one 10-acre and one 16 -acre tract,
south, with very attractive pricea and
terms. Hnnm trais in these.
INTERSTATE. REALTY CO.,
City National. Douglas 8St,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
L1ST1NO bouses to rant or sell on amall caah
paynienta, hav. partlea walttnf. Waatarn
Heal Btata. 411 Karbaeh Bis,. P.' HOT
LIST your a and l-room housea with' Ed
ward F. Wllltama Co., 101 Omaba Nat.
Bank Bld. D. 420.
LIST your b and 6-room housea with ua.
WB BELL THEil. OSBORNB REALTT
Co.. Tyler 498.
TO RENT or aell houaea. Hat with ALLB14
4V BAtRETT. 611 Bee, Doul 7iS.
FINANCIAL
CITY AND FARM LOANS
S. 6H and ( per cent. Also first mort
gages on farms and Omaha real estate for
sale. J. H. Dumont A Co., 416-41$ Keellne
Hldg.. ntn and Harnffy.
$1,800 MTUE,, beartng 6 pet., semi-annually
aecurea oy property valuta at so.ooo.
Talmadga-Loomia Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg;
FINANCIAL
Real EiUte. Loam, Mortgage!.
FARM UORTOAOES.
Wall aaeurad, baarlni pet lntarsc
HARLEY J. HOOKER.
,10 First Nat. Bk. Bld. Tel. Tylar till
a PER CENT to par cant on bast olaaa
city resldencas In aniounta S1.000 up; alao
ram loana. Reasonabla commission.
PETERS TRl'ST CO., 1812 Farnam 31.
UONEY to loan on improved (arma and
ranc-hea. W. also buy food (arm mort-
Itaiea Kloka Inv. Co.. Omaha.
H. W. BINDER.
Money on band for mortgav. loana
Clly Nallonal 'Bank Bid
HOPEN CO.. PRIVATC UONET.
S10.000 Sa PER CENT ftrat mortgage as
cured by firm worth 125.000, near Omaha
E. H. Lougea. Inc., H Kselln. Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES. EAST NKB. FARMS
O'KKRFB R. B. CO.. 10H Omaha Nat'l.
FARM and city loaua. a. & and a per cenL
W. H. Thnmaa, Keellna Bldg. Poug. 1041.
NO DELAY IN CLOSINO LOANS.
W. T. GRAHAM. 04 Bee Bldg
$100 to $10,000 made prompt!;-. F. D. Wead.
Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam Sta.
5
CITY OARVIN BROS..
LOANS Om. Nat Bk.Bldg.
MONEY HARRISON MORTON'
1$ Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
LOW RATE. C. Q, CARLBERO, 3J3 Bran-d-Ms
Thfater Bldg D. 685
Stocks and Bonds.
LIHTED end unlisted slocks. Investment
securities. Industrial stocks.
ROBERT C DRUESEDOW & CO.,
8fi0 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Abstracts of Title.
y vt. Title. Ouarantes and Abstract Co.,
IVcII, jo$ b Utb St., ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and Ins. CO.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of-
flne in NenrutKft. x"n pranni"
Miscellaneous.
""GALLAGHER & NELSON
Represent prompt pay Insurance com
panlts. 610 BranJela Bldg., Omaba, Neb.
rFARM AND RANCH LANDS
Idaho Lands.
""iBjlHO LANDS IN BOISE COUtfiT.
KOK BALE WE HAVE A LARGB
LIST Of IRRIGATED AND NON1RHI
OATED LANDS IN GRAIN, ALFALFA
AND STOCK RANCHES. ALSO 10. SO
AND 40-ACRE PRUNE AND APPLE OR
CHARDS. WRITE FOR INFORMATION.
PRICKS AND TERMS.
UKO. H. WETTER CO..
Iowa Lands.
rmpwYed Harrison county, Iowa, J60-acre
farm, for sale on tar terms. Price $140
per acre.
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY,
680 Brandels Bldg.
Missouri Lands.
GREAT BARGAINS $5 down, 15 monthly.
ouys acres guuu iruiv mm
near town, southern Missouri. Prioa only
$200. Address Ito $08, Eicelsior Springs,
Missouri.
Montana Lands.
LAND In south or southeast part of Mon
tana; small or largo tracta that wlU pro
duce enormous crops tn wheat, oats, bar
ley, etc. Part Irrigated, from $ up an
acre. Close to R. R. soma of this land
will raise 60 bushels of wheat or 100
Vu. of oats or 4 to 6 tons of alfalfa to
the acre. Fine water, fine climate; sure
Increase in Jana; eay nn, iu
fare, Ssnd me your address and I will
mall you particulars. C. M. Rylander, $64
Omaha Nan, bk. ""g-
Nebraska Lands.
160 ACRES, improved, only 2 in'.lcs from
Bmerson. : !ver' w "
land; there is about 12 acres pasture that
will feed two head per acre; about 6
acres alfalfa and 20 acres clover, and a
dandy orchard and grove, at only $146
per acre, on easy terms. G. A. Kull,
Oak-tanfl. rsfn.
SMALL Nebrutma farms on easy payments
6 acres up we iarm me "
you. The Hungerford Potato Growers
Association. Ibth and Howard SLs.. Oma
ha. PotlfflaS D37I.
FOR SALE Bftst large body hlRh grade,
medium prtcea iana in .
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol-
bach, Neb.
FOR HALE Best largfl body higllgrade,
medium priced tana in iNHorm, yi,
little money rctjuired. C. Bradley. Wol-
bach. Neb.
U0-ACRB Improved farm 3 miles from
Benson, well situateo ana wua goou riu.
f. D. WEAD, 310 S. latn at. wca nmg.
MY IWO acres range; water, hay, plow land.
Box lWl. Alliance. P. en.
New York Lands.
FIRST CLASS HAIRY AND
' CATTLE FARM.
3A5 scrs. located 1H mlls from V good
railroad town with good markets, cream
ery and high achool. Improvements. lt!
room dwelling, concrete basement, barn,
milk house, ice house, separator house
and other outbuildings. Water In all theae
building. Running watr In pastures.
Price 6,o00; $1,500 down, balance terms.
BIG 4 REALTY CO.,
1015-18 W. O. V. Bide- Doug- 348ft.
Texas ,'ands
OOD corn land. East Texas, $25 an acre.
Get my free book.
W. 8. FRANK. 201 Neville Block. Omah-i.
Miscellaneous.
30 ACRES, all good black loam soil and
clay subsoil, good buildings, near a town
of 10.0011. Write us for price and further
particulars. Mid-West Land Co.. 1067
Omaha National Bank Bidg. D. 1166.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
acob Held. sr.. and wife to L. Oop
peramllh. Poppleton avenue. 142 'ft
cant of Twenty-fourth street, north
sirlo. 80T16S t 1
acobina M. Klauck and husbund to
William Jitter, Florence boulevard.
60 feet north of Sprague street, west
side. B0xlL4 6,500
Lowell W. Soper to Stella Revers,
iiortheaRt corner Crntral boulevard
and Vinton stret. 49x128. . . A 3,150
Charles W. Martin and wife to llattle
Youngman. Redlck avenue. 130 feet
cast of Twfnty-eljrhth street, north
aide. 44x120 6,000
. M ostler and wife to Joseph P.
Mc-.Grath, Cffntral boulevard, 43.7 feet
south of Burt street, east Bide, 67. u
x80 2,600
M. L. Clark, ahpriff. to Omaha Loan
A Building association, wmmgnam,
75 feet eRat of Sloinftn avenue, Ben
on. 75x128 1.400
M. L. Clark, sheriff, to Omaha Loan
Building apsoclation, KJ (.reigniou
avenue. 111 foet vest of Twenty
ninth street, south aide, &Oxl47.. S.000
Coffee Market.
vw Trtfl .lnn u r'Affan futurea were
a little more active today and prices were
generally steadier on ooverlng or trade buy-
ng- The market opened at an aavanoe or
I to 4 points and sold up to 7.18c for Sep
tember, while March advanced to 8.17c, with
the more active ponitlona generally snow
ina rains of 6 to points. The rlaae was
a point or two off from tho best, lul
showed a net gain of 4 to 7 points. Sales
hb.thQ bags, including exchanges or juiy
for May at 60 points and for December at
$1 polnls. Local brokers attributed the Im
proved tone to a stronger technical position
and the relative steadiness of Braslt. June,
7.1Jc; July, 7.8 Tc: August, 7.91c; Septem
ber, T.96c; October, 7.90c; November, $.03c;
December, 107c: January, 8.13c: February,
$.19e; Mareh. 8.24c; April. 1.39c; May, 8 Sir,
Spot Irregular: Rio 7s, 10c; Santos 4s.
QUe, No fresh of fern were reported tn from
Santos, but Rio offers wars said lo be
easier and 7a were reported' at $.40c,
American credits.
The official cables reported no change
In Rio. The Santos spot market wan not
quoted, but futures were 25 rela lower to
8& higher,
Kraporatcd Apples and Dried Fruit.
New York. June 11. Fruits Evaporated
applea dull, but firm; Taney, 129i91$ft;
Choice, 11 4. CUl He; prima, lie.
Dried Fruits Firm; California-. 11 t
SUc: Origons, UHfMSHc, Apricots ex
hausted, fancy. 22 & 23c. nominal. Peaches
scarce and firm; standard, 10c; choice.
lc; tancy, I4uc. Katsms, rirm; loose muit-
oatela, 7 4 9c ; choice to fancy, seeded.
9c: seedless, 10 "i lie; London lay
ers. lBc.
Metal Market.
New York. Jone 11. Metala Lead strong:
spot. 12c bid. Spelter quiet; spot. East Ht.
uouis delivery. eme. copper firm:
electrolytic spot and nearby. $32.0034.00.
nominal; third quarter and later deliveries,
$29. t-32.00. Iron firm; No. 1 northern,
$47.00 ft 48.00; No. 2. $46.76047.75: No. 1
southern. $48.00047.00; No. 3, $46.60046.60.
Tin sieaoy; spot, bO, owoi.iti. At London:
Copper, spot. 130; futures. 129 10s; elec
trolytic, 142 Tin, spot, 230 10s; futures,
338 10s. Lead, spot, 30 10s; futures, 39
20s. Spelter, spot, 64; futures, &
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Host Killing Cattle Change
Handi" at Early Hour;
Hogs Shaw Big Fall
ing Off.
Omaha, June 11, 1MT,
Reoelots were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday .... 6,00 4.800 1700
Same day last week... 8,469 8,970 4,20$
Same day 2 werks ago. &90 4.912 4,oT6
Same itay I weeks ago. 7.S90 1,011 4,19$
Same day 4 weeks ago. 7.321 7,149 4.NJ9
Same day last year... 3.633 7.306 6.349
Here i pi a and dlspoHition f IK at.ii-k at
the Inlon stofk yards. Omana, lor twiniy
four hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday:
RECEIPT S ( 1 A R LO A I S.
Cattle. Hugs. Sheep H i s.
('. M. A St. P.... 11 1
Wabash 1
MIxiiourt Pai:lflo . . . . :i
Union Pacific .... .11 IS 3 J
C. & N. W., east. . 8 1
C. A S. W. west.. 4S So I
C, Ht. P., M. &, O. .34 i 2 1
11, & y., cast.. K
B. & Q wtst.. :i 12 1 1
C, II. I. & P., enst t
f . R. I. ,v P., wrst 11
Illinois Central .... 9
Chicago tit, Went. 4 I
Total receipts 234 fiii 12 I
DISPOSITION W EAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris 4 Co 60$ 741 0"
Swift A Co 1.191 G99 ; 9.10
Cudahy Packing Co. .1.147 l.lt'O 25
Armour A Co l.Hl 1.031 ....
8c h wart A Co Hi" l
J. W. Murphy l.fiff
Lincoln Packing Co.. 25
Cudahy, Ft. Worth.. 21 r.
Wilton Puck. Co S6
P. B, Lewi? 114
J. B. Boor A Co Ti
.1. H. Bulla 19
rtostnstock Rros. ... 194 ... .
V, (J. Kellogg 101
Ellis Bros 42
Higglng 2
Huffman s
Rolh 38
Meyers 7 ....
tllnsnberr t
Banner Bros i-a
John Harvey :90
Dr-ulna & Vr&nt is ... . 21
Pat O'Day 3
Other buyers S9 95;
Totals 6,732 6.118 2.7,11
Cattle Receipts of cattle were fair for
a Monday, being about the same as onn and
two werks ago, but larger than a year ago
by 2,000 head. The demand was very fair
ror neairame Killers and prices were gen
erally steady with last week's clone. While
the trade was not active, most of the de
sirable killers changed hands In good sea
son. Stock cattle and feeder were in
moderate supply and the market showed
little or no change In that class of stock.
Quotations on tattle: Good to choice
beeves, $12.60918.36; fair to good beeves,
$11.76012.60; common to fair beeves. $10.26
011.76; good to choice yearling. $12, 26
13.10; fair to good yearlings, $11.0012.26;
common to fair yearlings, $10.006 11.00;
good to choice heifers, $10.26011.60; good
to choice cows, I9.7S01O.76; fair to aood
oows, $8.7609.76; common to fair cows,
S5.Mnrs.Ts; prime reeding steers, $10,00 0
11.00; good to choice feeders, $9.36010.90;
fair to good feeders, $8.609.26; common
to fair feeders. $7.0008.60; good to choice
stackers, $9.6010.60; stock heifers, $8,260
10.50; stock cows, $7.00010.00: stock calves.
$8.5Oin.O0; veal calvfH. $10.00014,50; beef
bulls, stags, etc., $8. 001J.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr No. Av. Pr.
4 847 10 00 9 944 11 2."
40 1179 11 76 $6 970 11 90
10 1119 13 0t 10 1286 12 10
91 1223 13 20 48 ,1119 12 96
21 1163 12 30 .'.114$ 12 40
27 1148 12 60 86 1104 18 66
34 1054 12 60 68 1438 1$ 713
20 1098 18 80 78 1411 1$ 00
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
10 629 9 76 12 664 10 50
3 668 11 36 f 636 11 40
11 847 11 50 10 814 11 76
34 660 11 90 17........ 764 12 05
87 7 13 3,'. Sti 873 13 56
24 801 12 CO
HEIFERS.
6 454 8 50 2 6li0 10 w
COWS.
1 tiflO 8 26 9 844 76
3 800 ti 75 8 890 7 00
6 763 7 0. 1 1030 1 76
8 B60 7 90 1 tOOO 8 7C
$ 944 9 2i 1 1180 9 50
6 1000 9 66 1 1150 10 10
6 948 10 15 17 984 10 35
4 ..1082 10 30 3 1236 10 40
i ,.115;! 10 60
BULLS.
2 666 8 60 1 9Sfl 10 36
1 1020 11 00
CALVES.
1 337 10 00
Hogs Today's run of hogs was the small
est that has been here on any one day since
March, only sixty-eight cars, or about 4.100
head showing up. This la 1,000 smaller
than a week ago, itlghtly lighter than two
weeks ago, and a falling off of 2K0O as com
pared with the corresponding Monday last
year.
The average oost went under 916.00 for
the first time since April 4, Locally receipts
were not large enough to precipitate any
decline, but Chicago had a large supply and
lover prices were the rule all around.
Shippers started things by buying quit a
number of hogs that while steady with Sat
urday's general trade were some lower than
shipper hogs at last week's close. Packers
were a little stow In getting started, but
after they had bought a few hogs move
ment livened up, and the light run was
pretty well cleaned up before midforenoon.
Prices were more or less uneven and gen
erally 6010c lower than Saturday.
A good share of the salea landed at $14.10
016.06, with some of the bent heavies on up
tn $16.30. These prices are about 40c lower
than a week ago today, more than $1.00 low
er than at the high time April 10 and, a
aoted above, the lowest that have been paid
here ulnae April 4.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
36. .164 ... 14 40 64. .HI ... 14 SO
80. .194 240 14 86 76. .216 200 14 90
74. .249 40 14 95 66. .261 ... 15 00
75. .218 ... 15 05 74. .154 40 16 10
52. .$29 80 16 15 39. .234 1V0 1$ 20
PIOS.
10. .114 ... 13 00 30. .134 ... 13 80
Sheep Last week's expectations that buy
ers had gotten lamb prices down to some
thing like a workable basis proved well
founded, for today with light supplies all
around the loop the market reacted sharply
from tho long decline. Despite the strength
in pricea selling was late. At the out net
no moro than steady bids were available,
but sellers, who were very bullish, hung on
and eventually canhed tho bulk of their
holdings at prices that were from a Quar
ter to in spots as much as 80c higher,
St. Iule live Stock Market.
St. Louis. June 11. Cattle Receipts, 7,400
hi?nd; market weak; native beef steers $7.60
13.00; yearlings, $t.lO0 1 3.26; cows. $6,00
(811.00; Blockers and feeders, $6.00010.00:
prime southern beef steers, $8.00011.60; beef
cows and hefrs, $4.2609.00; prime year
lings, $7.60010.00; native calves, $6,000
14.00,
Hogs Receipts. 7,200 head; market lower;
light, $16.004(16. 35; ptgr, $10.00014.28;
mixed and butchers, $16.00016.65; good
heavy, $16.6O01$.86; bulk of sales, $16,000
16.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3,100 head;
sheep, steady; iambs, higher; lambs, $18,600
14.50; owns. $7.00010.00; spring lambs,
$13.00016,75; ratine rs, $4. 000b. 76.
ADD N, Y. Cotton Market
. Kansas City Live Stork Market.
- Ksnnaa City, June 11. Cattle Receipts,
17,000 head; market lower; prime fed aleen,
$13.60013.40; dressed beef steers, $10,000
IMS; western steers, $9,AO0)8.S(; cows,
$8.60010.76; heifers. 16.60011.60: aforkers
and feeders. 87.76011.00; bulls, 87.3109.60;
calves, $7.00012.60.
Hogs Recelpta, C.OOfl head; market lower;
bulk of sales, $16,00016.60; heavy. $18,500
16.65; packers and butchers, $16.16016.60;
light, $14.76016.30; pigs, $13.76014.86.
Sheep and Lambs Recslpls, 7,000 hsad;
market higher: Iambs. 818.00014.35: year
lings, $10.00013,00; wethers. $9.50010.60;
ewes, $8.76010.00.
ftloux City Live Stork Market.
Sioux City, la., June 11. Cattle -Receipts,
4,500 head; market steady; beer
steers, $10.00012.50; fat sows and hslfers,
6.60011.60; calipers, $6.3608.00; atookers
and feeders, $7.60010.26; calves. $9,000
13.60; bulls, stagp, etc., $8 0010.60; feed
ing cows and heifers, $6. 760 9.00.
Hogs Receipts, 3,800 had ; mraket
10010 lower; light, $14.8014. HO; mixed.
$14.85016.00; heavy, $16.00016.38: plgit
$12.A0i18.00; bulk of Sales, 114.10014 IS.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; 'mar
ket steady and nominally higher.
St. Joseph Uve ptoek Market,
St. Joseph. Jun 1 1. Cattle Receipts.
2,600 head; market steady to 10 cent lower;
steers, $9.00013.25; cows and heifers, $6.00
012.25: calves, $9.00012.60.
Hogs Receipts, 6,600 head; market 100
16 cents lower: too. 818.66: bulk of aalaa 1
$14.90016.60.
Sheep and Lsmbs Receipts, 1,100 hnsd:
market steady to strong; lambs, $14,000
16.86; ewes, $8. 0009.16.
GRAIN AMD PRODUCE
Wheat and Com Slump Off De
spite Tairl Active Mar
ket, While Oats Gain
One Cent.
Omaha. Juns U, HIT,
The trad In wheat and oats was fairly
active today, with moderate arrivals, while
the rectipta I corn were extremely heavy
ana tna treat in tins cereal waa aicti
lent, although the general tons of this
maixec was tower.
Tho wheat market was also lower, but
oais were firm and most of the offerings
rultd around a half cent above Saturday's
isvei,
The demand for all grades of wheat was
fal., but tha belter gradea of hard winter
oki a trifle mora readily than did tha
off -grades, and tha bulk of tha salea were
made up of tha No, I and No. I hard
winter.
Wheat aold gensralty about le under tha
market of the previous day, No. $ hard
selling from $3 99 to $3.$l, with tha bulk
going at $3.91, whlla No. $ haid aold at
$3.90 and No. 4 hard ranged in prlea from
I.TS 10 11.13
The trade In corn waa also confined
mainly to the commercial grades, but there
wss very little of the poorer quality on the
is rues, moat or tne orrartnga ranging be
tween tha No. 1 and No. 4 aradaa
Tha bulk of the better gradea of corn
soia at ii.es. out several cars of tho No.
t grade of tha different varieties brought
as high aa $1.88 and a number of salsa
were man at i,4 frl.ltvj.
Cats sold very rsadily on tha advance
and sellers reported a good demand for
mi graae oi mis cereal.
No. $ white oats sold at CS4a; No, 4
white ranged from 4c to 4c, but the
mine or tne offerings, which graded No.
i wnite, nrougut sec.
Rye was strong at prices ranging from
lc to lite higher and barley sold from
sieauy to severs cents lower,
The demand for rya and barley was
fairly active and arrivals continued light.
Clearances wars: Wheat and flour equal
to 2.448.000 bu.; corn. 7,000 bu.; oats, 604,000
DU-
Prlmary wheat receipts were 809.09(1 hu
and shipments 1,141,000 bu,, gainst remlpts
m i.iiu.uuv uu. ana snipmunts or 4t)8.ooo bu,
iasi year,
Primary corn receipts were 1,113,000 bu.
and shipments 69,000 bu., against recelpta
qi oji.uuu pu. ana enipments or 67, (too uu,
last year.
Primary oats reretpts were 809.009 bu.
and shipments $52,000 bu. .against receipts
or 70, uoo ou. ana snipments of l.ovi.ooo bu,
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corh Oats.
Chicago 36 7fi 147
Minneapolis $71
Duluth S
Omaha 90 8vs
KntifUS City 67 f:(
St. Louis 91 til 63
Winnipeg 59S
ThfB sales were reported today
Wheat; No. 1 hard winter. 1 car. 91.96:
no. 2 nam winter, i car, s.vo 7 cars, 13,92
no. a nara winter. 1 car. 12.91: 1 cars. 82.90:
No. 4 hard winter. 2 cara. $2.83: 1 1-1 oara.
IJ.no; i-a car, 92.7s; sample hard winter,
1-3 car. $2.78: 17 sacks, $3.55; No. 3 durum,
1 car, 82.72: No. 4 mixed. 1 car. 82.80. Rye:
Mo. 3. 1 car. 82.30: No. 4. 1 car. 81.26 U.
Barley: No. 4, 1 car. 11.31: No. 1 feed. 1
car, 91.12; rejected, 3-5 car, $1.04.
corn -no I wnits: 4 cars. 11.86! 7 cars,
$1,664; 6 cars, 8)1.6514 ; 17 cara, $1.66. No. 8
White: z cars, 91.I.5W; 6 cars, $1.66. No
2 yellow: 3 cars, $1.66; 4 cars, $1.65; 17
sra. J.th. no, 3 ve ow: z cars. 11 K&u
6 8-6 cars, $1.86. No. 4 yellowt 1 oar. SI. 68
ars, si.B4'a. .no. a -yellow: 1 car.
$1,844. No- 2 mixed: I cars, $1,68; 1
car, $166; t cars, $1,654; 1 oars, $1.66';
33 cars, $1.68. No. 8 mixed: cars, $1.84;
2 cars, $1,664: 7 cars. 1.66'i: 16 cars. $1.86.
no. mixeq: 1 car, 91.es; 1 car, si. soft
1 car, si. 86: ii- cars. 91.64. No 1
mixed: 1 car, $1.6$. Sample mixed;' 1
car, ai.t4.
Oats No. 3 while: 1 car, Bc. stand
ard: 3 ears, 65 He. No. $ white: 8 cars.
66c. No. 4 white: 1 car, -644c: 3 cars.
644c; 1 car, 64 c Sample white: 1 car,
aa-ic roo. 4 mixed: 1 car. 4c.
I'manacasn rrices wneat: no. z hard,
$2.9102. No, 3 hard, $2.8902.91; No. 4
hard. $2.7502.82. Corn: No. 2 while. 81.650
l.tio; iso, wnite, si.tfbtri.fiDtt: no. 4 white.
li.t4Sll.G&; o. & white, $1.0401. 844;
N'o. 6 white. $1.63iQ)l.fl4: No. S yellow.
$1.8501.06: No. 3 yellow. $1.8601.664: No.
yeuow, i.ei'ATOi.eft; jvo. tt yeunw, si. hi
01.644; No. yellow. $1.6301.64: No. 3
mixed, ll.e-.ffl.6fi; No. S mixed, 81.65 0
1.6b 4 ; NO. mixed, 91-94 4 01.66 4 : NO,
6 mixed, $1.6401.66; No. 6 mixed, $1,630
1.64. Oats: o4 4e6f.Vc; standard. 650664c;
iso. a wntte. eir&e: no, 4 white. io
444.C eBarley: malting, $1.1501.32; No. 1
reed. !l. Uffi.it. Rye: $3.3803.294. No.
3, $2.3702.284-
I, ocal range or options
Art. I Open. J High, j Low. I Close. I Sat.
July 2 33 I S 33 233 1 Hi 213
Sp. 3 024 a 034 2034 I 024 19$
Corn.
July 1 69 I 1 60 161 1 60 1634
Sep. 1 494 1 604 149 1 604H494
Dot:. 1 08 1 13 108 1 1$ 108
Osts.
July 6!i 6S4 634 $H
Bsp, 61 88 51 41 $0 4
Chicago closing prloes, furnished Tha Bos
by Logan Jt Bryan, stock and grain brokers,
316 South Sixteenth traot. Omahat
Art I Open. ' High. I Low.) Close. fiat.
Wht, "1 " I
July I IS t 39 228 38$
Sep. I 024 1 10 196 $0$
Corn.
July 1 66 1 59 1S8 1 $$ 1674
Sep. 1 494 1 3H 1474 1 $1 160
Dec. 1 OS" 1 16. 1084 1 1$ 110
Oats.
July P. 644 60 , 644 "fc
Sep. 634 f 634 66 6.1
Dec. S4K 574 644 6 65
Pork.
July 88 20 SS 80 38 20 38 90 SI 38
Sep. a$ 30 $1 71 8$ 30 31 76 31 10
Lard.
July 21 634 21 65 21 40 21 65 21 66
Sep. 21 624 Ul $0 21 66 31 80 31 67
Rlhs.
July 30 90 31 074 20 87 SI 074 $0 80
Sep. 21' 094 31 20 21 00 21 26 81 02
: CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Falling Off of Visible Wheat Supply of
I nlted NtAtes Sends Cereals I'p 1 Cents,
Chicago. June 11. Wheat prices took an
upward swing today. Influenced more or less
by a big falling &Xf in the United States
visible supply total. The market closed un
settled, 9c to To net higher, with July at
$2.3p and September at $2.09. Corn gained
c to Be, oata 14c to 3 4c, and provisions
10c to 66c.
Crop conditions appeared to be generally
favorable and belief seemed widespread that
the harvest yields would turn out above the
estimates contained In the government re
port. After announcement was made that
the domestic visible supply had decreased
6,038,000 bushels 1n the last week and was
now 30,000,000 bushels less than at the cor
responding time a year ago, the market
made a rapid ascent.
Corn bulged after an early break. The
market developed notable strength owing
largely to a forecast Indicating a renewal
of unseasonable low temperature and unwel
come rain. Stocks on hand were reported
as down to 361,000 bushels aa against 6,
629,000 bushels a year ago.
Export demand had a bullish effect on
oate. It was said $00,006 buabela were taken
by European Interests.
Provisions rallied on account of strength
In corn. Lower quotations on hogs proved
to be only a transient element of weak
ness. Cash prloes: Wheat: Nov. S and I red
and N01. 8 and I hard, nominal. Corn: No.
3 yellow, $1.7301.7$; No. S yellow. $1,730
1.734; No. 4 yellow, $1,714 Oats: No. 3
white, 6606$4o; standard, 66 4 0894";
Rye( No. I, 8X41. Barley: $1.1601.45.
Timothy: $6.8006.00. Clover: $12.00017.00.
Pork: 111,10, Lard: $2186031.66. Ribs: $20.60
021.30.
Butter Easy; creamery, $60394o.
Eggs Higher; receipts, 14,633 cases;
firsts, 314 0314: ordinary firsts, 30031c;
at murk, coses Included. 3140834c.
Potatoes Unsettled ; new, receipts, 66
nars: Louisiana, Texas and Alabama, 18.96
03.60; Louisiana white, $9.8803.86. Old,
receipts, 10 cars, $8.9008.1$.
Poultry Alive steady; fowls, lac; springs,
80033c.
Chicago Ura Stock Market
Chicago, June 11. Cattle Receipts, 19,
000 head; market, firm; native beef cattle.
$9.36013.76; stockers and feeders, $7,540
10.60; cowa and heifers, $6.26011.80; calves,
$$ 76014.60.
hogs Recelpta, 44,000 head; market,
steady, at 1 6c under Saturday's average ;
bulk, (14.80016.45; tight, $14.26015.25;
moxed, $14.76015.55; heavy, $14.80016.65;
rough, $14. $0016. 00; pigs, $10.00014.10.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000 head;
market, firm; wethers. $6.40011 00; ewes,
$7.1608.16; lambs. $$.$0014.60;' springs.
$1$. 00016.60.
Kansas City General Market.
Kansas City, June H. .Wheat No. 1
hard, 829303.00; No. 3 red. $2.$403.99:
July, $3.40; September, $3,06.
corn no. 3 mixed, ft.701.6r4; no. z
white, $1.6601.684; No. yellow, $1,660
1.69; July. I1.67: September, $1,484
Oate No. 3 white, 17c; No. 3 mixed. 64
066c, (
Butter Creamery. 39r ; firsts, 37e : sec
onds, 36c; packing, 82 4c
ggs Flrat. ai-
Poultry Roosters, 14c; hens, l$4c;
broilers, 8a.
MEW YORK STOCKS
Severe Drain of the Bank Re
sources and a Rise in Call
Money Results in Irregu
lar Market.
New Tork, June 11. Financial Last
week's severe drain on local bank resouices
and tha resultant rise In call money to 6
per cent were the restraining Influences of
today a irregular and more narrow market
The shorta availed themselves of theae de
velopments to encage In a eerles of attacks.
which culminated with general heaviness
in tne inter dealings.
Another break In Russian exchange to the
new minimum of 144 and a further ab
ators of demand for Russian government
bonds was Inexplicable to dealers in ex
change in view of the Improved conditions
reported rrom retrograa.
Trading waa very active during the first
and last hours, but tapered off to minor
proportions during the intermediate period.
Dealings as a whole were highly specula
tive. Almost tha only stocks to show a degree
or strength ware the new and 01a Hetn e
hem Steel lasaes, both of which registered
new maximums. The new shares mads an
extreme gain of $4 points to 164 and the
old advanced I points to 166. Only part of
theae advances were retained.
For want of some more definite reason
the heaviness of United Btatea steel was
ascribed to last Saturday s tonnage state-
mtnO Steel's best qnotatlon of the day was
in, viosmg ac a net loss or two points.
United States Industrial Alcohol seemed
to hsve shot Its bolt, declining from 16$4
to 1604 and ending at 1634. a loaa of ai
most 4 points. Central Leather also moved
In like manner, forfeiting Its extreme ad'
vance of almost 3 points. Motors and the
metals alao surrendered early advances.
Shipping and sugars and oils at no time
got out of an irregulsr rut and raits also
felt back after their mid-day a pur I. Total
salas 970,000 shares.
An early rise In industrial bond., which
was later effaced, was the only feature of
the restricted bond market. Total sales,
psr value, $3,036,000. United States bondu
were unchanaed on call.
Sales and quotations on ths leading stocks
were:
Open. High. l.w. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar... 8.800 97 ' 94 954
Am. Can 4,900 61', 604 604
Am. Car A F ndrv 2.600 774 764
Am. Locomotive. . . 8.KO0 74 4 78 78
Am. Smelt. A Ref. 14,400 1101. lORU 10
Am. Sugar Ref.... 11,500 1244 t'-l 1214
Am. Tel. A Tel... 400 1214 1214 1214
Am. 7... L. and S. 1.400 36 33 4 924
Anaconda Copper.. $3,700 644 864 864
Atchison 600 1024 19 101
A. G. A W. I. 8. S. 6,400 1164 U! 113
B. A 0 3,400 724 72 4 72
B. A 0. Copper.... 1,600 46 4 .46 46 4
Csl, Petroleum.... 800 22 22 31 4
Canadian Pacific 1,100 1624 I0L4 161
Central Leather... 86.000 101 4 964 88
C ft U S.IMW 1 'i SI) nti
C, M. A St. P 1,600 754 744 744
C. N. W 300 1114 HI 1I"H
C. R, I. A P. ctfs 444
Chino Copper 8,300 614 694 60
Colo. Fuel iron.. 4.000 5 tilt 4 "4
Corn Prod. Ref..,, 6,900 334 314 32
Crucible Steel 16,300 814 60 604
Cuba Cane Sugar.. 23.100 46 4 44 4 46 4
Disliller'a Sec 18,900 26j 284 214
fCNS 4,700 264 -k "
General Electric ... 10
General Motors.... 13,400 Ul 10 1ON4
Gt. No. Ore ctfs... $.100 3T 34 34
Illinois Centrnl 10.Hi
Inspiration Copper, 27,600 b6 4 644 64i
Int. Her. Mar. pfd. T.ino 824 80 U 8O4
Int. Nickel 6,500 424 41 414
Int. Paper 800 43 4 l 42
K. C Southern 5$
Kennecoti, Copper. 8,900 484 474 . 474
L. A N .... 1264
Maxwell Motors... 1,500 50 44 48 4
Mexican Petroleum 7,900 101 4 99 99
Miami Copper 8,600 41 4 414 414
Missouri Pacific... 1,600 2S 284 27
Montana Power, 97
Nevada Copper. ... 4.N0O 264 254 254
New York Central. 3,300 924 914 91
N. T N. H. A H.. 9,100 37 374 354
Norfolk A Western 1244
Northern Pacific... 700 1044 1034 103'i
Pacific Mall 4,700 28 4 -'7 274
Pacific Tel A Tel , 26
Pennsylvania 1,700 M4 624 624
Pittsburgh COB I, , . 2,400 b) 49 4 49
Ray Consol. Copper 10,100 Hi k ;to 4 304
Reading 31,1100 964 944 944
Rep. Iron A Steel.. 9,200 924 9074 91
Shattuck Art. Cop. 700 274 27 4 27
Southern Pacific... 1,600 934 934 93
Southern Railway. 1,900 24 274 274
Studebaker Corp... 16,800 844 "1 4 "14
Texas t'o 1.300 Z.74 214 216
Union Pacific 9, Boo 1394 U4 1364
U. S.: Ind. Alcohol 18.600 1684 104 1624
U. S. flte-l.. 221,400 133 1294 1294
U. S. Steel pfd.... 3,1)00 1174 114
Utah Copper 9,400 UK J164 H64
Wabash pfd "B'. 400 264 .25 4 25
Western Union 934
Westing. Electric.. 8.600 64 634 634
Total salea for the nay, "70,000 shares.
New Tork Money Market.
New Tork, June 11. Mercantile Paper
4406c.
Bter ling Hxehanre so-flay mils. 14.78:
commercial 60lday bills on hanka, $4,714;
commercial 60-day bills, $4.71 4 ; demand,
14.7641 cablea. $4.76 7-1(1.
Bliver ar, 76c; Mexican dollars. 694c
BondsGovernment stead' : railroad ir
regular.
Tima Loans Firm: 60 days. 90 days and
six months, 44 05 per cent.
Call Money Firm; high, 4 4 per crnt;
tow, 44 per cent; ruling rate, 4 4 per cent;
last IohV 0 per cent; closing bid, 4 4 per
cent; offered at 44 P?r cent.
V. 8. 2s, reg... 964Int. M. M. 6s... 9t4
oo coupon..,. t)W-K. ho. ref. 6s 86 VI
U. S. 3s, reg... 98 4L. A N. un. 4s.. 914
-oo coupon.... fl'fti.,ft..tT. lat 4s 6S
U, S. 4s, reg. ..104 Mo. Pac. gen. 4s. 60
do coupon.. .,1044Mont, Power 6s. 96
Panama 3s, cpn 87 4 N. Y. C, deb. 6s. 106 U,
Am. For. Bee. pm 964N0. Pac. 4s 8N4
Am. t.t. cit. bs b do 8n
Anglo-Frnch 6a 9340. H. I,, ref. 4s., KO
ArmourftCo. 4 4s 91 P. T. A T. fi,.. Rfiii
Ateh. gen, 4s... 90 Pun 11. con. 44s. .M24
J). A O. 4a.... 8f do son. 4 Us.. H6 U
Cent. Leather 5s. 994 Reading gen. 4s. 914
Cent. Pacific 1st. 864St.L,S,F. ad. 6s i!7
O. & O. cv. bs.. S48o. Pac. cv. 6a.. 994
C, B. A Q. t. 4a 85 do ref. 4s H6
tC,.M.ftH.P.g.44a 954So. Ry. 6n 9 u
C.R.I.AP.R.rf. V 73 Texas A Pac. Jet 95
C. A S. ref. 44 784l.'nlon Pacific 4s 93
l). ft K. . rer. bs t4 'do cv. 4s f.94
Dom. of C. 6s4.. 96 4 IT. S. Rubber 5e. S7i
Erie gen. 4s.... 62 U. S. Steel Ks.. .1041
Gen. Electric 6s.l03 Wabash 1st I04
Gt. No. lat 44e $44 wrst. Union 4 4s 93
I. C. ref. 4s 84 -Bid. tOffcred.
NEW YORK GRAIV AND PROVISIONS.
New Tork. June 11. Flour Firm: snrlne
patents, $13.90014.15; winter patents, $13.40
018.66; winter straights, $18.06018.30; Kan
sas straights, $18.90014.16,
Cornmeal Firm; fine, white and yellow,
$3.75; coarse, $3.40; kiln dried, $8.70.
wneat Hpot, nominal,
Corn Spot, slrona; No. 2 vnllow. SI.65U.
C. I. f.. New York.
Oats Spot, strong; standard, 76ffi)7Kc.
Hay Quiet; No. 1 $1.15: No. 2. $1.10: No.
2, $1.00; shipping, 90096c.
Hides Quiet; Bogota. 43 4c; Central
America, 424c
Leather Firm; hemlock firsts, 67c; sec.
onds, 66c.
Provisions Firm; mess. $41.60; family,
$44.00; short clear, $42.00044.00. Lard, firm;
middle west, $31.75021.86.
Tallow Wek; city, special loose, 17 4c
Cheese Firmer: receipts. 6.3H8 boxes:
state fresh specials, 244c; do average run,
S4C.
Butter Usett led; receipts. 8.483 tubs:
creamsry higher than eira, 3904O4r;
creamery eatraa, (92 score) 394c; first, 884
V3c; secomia, rnqpw.
Eggs Unset tied, rpcelnts. 16.690 Cases :
fresh gathered extras, 340354c; freah
gathered storage packed firsts, 3340344c;
fresh gathered firsts, 32:t3r.
Poultry Live, steady: no prices Quoted:
dressed, quiet: ehlekens, 23030c; fowls, 19 4
tjjsc; turkoya. iswaec.
OMAHA GENKBAf. MARKET.
Fruit Oranges, 28Rs, 324. $30 per box;
100s. lit. $50s, $3.76 box; 12Ks, I6s, 176s.
$4 boa. Lemons, fancy, 300s. 860a, $6.50
box: choice, 300. 360s, $6 box. Grapefruit.
$6s, $4.60 box: 46s, $4.75 box; 54s. $5.25 box;
64s, 60s, 96s, $5.75 box. Pineapples, Cubntifl,
all alias, $3 60 crate. Cherries, California,
$2,71 box. Bananas, 6c lb. Watermelons,
$0 lb.
Vegetables Onions, Texas. $3 crate; wax,
$9.15 crate. Cucumbers, extra fancy, $1
dos. ; choice, 76c dos. Asparagus, 75c dot;.
Cabbage, crate lots, 4c lb. Lettuce, head,
$3,26 crate; lettuce, 90c doz
J'otatoes bating slock, $3 60 bu.; new.
6 4o lb.
Beef Cuts nits: No, 1, 22c: No. 2. 21c:
No. 8, 17e. Loins: No. 1, 27c; No. 2, 24 4c;
no. a. 104c. cnucKs: no. l, 16c; No. 1,
16r; No. 8, 16c. Rounds: No. 1, 19c; No. 2,
18r: No. 9, 174- Plates: No. 1. 144c:
No. $. 14 4CJ No. 3, 14c.
Celery Large Florida, elegant stock, per
doz., $1.00: crates, containing 3 or 4 dox.,
per crate. $3.60.
Egg No. 1, per case, $1.S5; o, 2, per
case, $R,65: cracks, per cane, $8.35.
nutter 33c.
Delicacies Frogs: Jumbo, dos.. $3.60;
Isrxe. dos. $2.60: medium, dos.. $1.75.
Shrimp: Peeled, gal,, $2.00; headless. $1.25;
crab meat, lump, gal., $8.36; shad roe. pair,
60o; turtle meat, 10c; lobsters, green, 32c;
boiled, 3ic.
Cheose Imported Swiss out ; fancy do
mestic Swiss, tic ; No. 1 duim-ntte, 4r ;
block, 33c; twin. 27c; dalshs, 27c: trlfltiM.
37c; Young Amarlca, 29c; blue label liri. k,
35c: I tin burger, 30c; New Tork white. 9c;
French roquefort. 65c.
Fresh Fish llallvut, 16r: catflfh, !fl ;
black cod-sable, 114fj salmon. 16 6? 1 9c;
herring, $; millhiads, lie; trout, No. 1, any
si n 17o; whlteftsh, largo. 20c; small, 16c;
vt-llow pike, 14c; pickerel. 11c; white perch,
10c; buffalo, riresvHd, 13- Ling cod, 104c;
Spanish maokerel, lc; burbot, skinned, lie;
eel. 17o: red snapper, 14c; carp, dressed. 11c;
black bass, 25c; croppies, 18c; mullets,
round. 6c: flounders, 12c.
Live Poultry Broilers. 14 to I lbs., each,
13c; hens, 174c: old cocks and stags, 124ci
pigeons, per doe., 85c; turkeys, fat, 22ci
turkeys, old loms. tOc: ducks, full-feathered,
fat, 13c; geese, full-feathered, fat, 11c.
Bank Clearings
Bank clearings In the United Stale for
the week ending June 7, aa reported tn
Hradatreat'a Journal. New Tork, aggregate
$6,110,947,000, against $6,334,170,000 last
week and $8,116,610,000 In this week test
year. Canadian clearings aggregate $248,
889,000, as against $!67,4ia,00O last week
and $188,633,000 in this week last year. Fol
lowing are the returns for thin week
with percentages of change shown this week
as compared witn this week last year:
CITIES. Amount, 1 Ino. Dee,
New York $1.761.lftl.Ono 16.8
Chluago 493,441.000 33.8
Philadelphia ... 847.896,000 30.6
Boston 329,623,000 11.1
St. Louis 128.251.000 11.1
Kansas City .... 128.984,000 40.3
Sen Frsnclaao 82.674,000 81.6
Pittsburgh 80.195.000 81.7
Cleveland ....... 64,176,000 60 3 ......
Detroit 61,946,000 $6.3
Baltimore ...... 61,000.000 $.6
Cincinnati 87,436,000 13.1
OMAHA 89,410,000 33 9
Minneapolis .... 30,881,000 37.3
New Orleans ... 30,040,000 46.9
Los Anielea 26,531,000 2.9
Milwaukee 16,819,000 32.4
Atlanta 30.114,000 43.1
Louisville 17,369,000 6.6
Richmond $9,932,000 41 .7
Buffalo 30.260,000 30.0
Seattle 20,718.000 36.6
St. Paul 15,009,000 6.4
Denver 16,606,000 7.7 ......
Portland, Ore.... 13. 901. 000 4S.6
Houston 10.976.000 40.9 ......
Indianapolis .... 19,806,000 17.8 ......
Ht. Joseph ...... 14,635,000 35. J ......
Salt Iko City.. 10,613,000 go. 4
I'rovldenef 10,060,000 6.4
Columbus ....... 10,039,000 .6
! Fort Worth .... ' 11,061,000 37,3
Washlng'n, D. C. 13.616,000 16.1
Tnledo 9,9.0OO l.!
' Memphl 10,260,000 67.8
Hartford 9,916,000 4.6
NashvlU 8,362,000 30.0
Den Moines ..... 6,726.000 93.8
Rochester 11,699.000 126.6
Savannah 6,604,000 26.4
Duluth 7,461,000 78.4
Albany 6.400,000 .3
Hpokane 6,890,000 11.7 ......
Wichita 8,146,000 64.9
Norfolk 7,119,000 37.4
Galveston 6,636,000 80.1
New Haven 6,646,000 17.1
HIOUC City 6.469,000 47. 0
Orank Rapids ... 6,019,000 17.4
Oklahoma City .. 6,369,000
Oakland 6,004, 000 $.0
Macon 1,826,000 62.6
Akron 6.926,000 61.7
Hprlngfleld, Mass. 4,396.000 3.0
Peoria 6,287,000 15.7
Worcester 8.394,000 1.1
Tulsa 6.480.000 13.7
Syracuse 065,000 ,,,
Dayton 3,711,000 $.0
Scran ton ....... 8,813,000 14. 0
Lincoln 4,054,000 $8.7
Fremont 640,000 4.7
Last week's.
Minneapolis Grain Market
Minneapolis, June 11. Wheat July,
$2,464; September, $193. Cash: No. 1 hard,
13. 0140. 064; No. 1 northern, $3.9640
3.014; No. S northern, $2.66 4 0 8 94 4.
Corn .No. 3 yellow, $1.6701.69.
Oats No. S White, 670680.
Flax Seed $3.1708.18.
Flour Unchanged.
Barley 97c0$l. 43.
Rye $3.8803.41.
Bran $26.00026.00.
Terpentine and Rosin Market.
Savannah, June 1 1. -Oils Turpentine,
steady, 89 4 0 394c; sales, 401 bbls,; receipts,
183 bbls.; shipments, 3,016 bbls.; stocks, 14,-
b'62 bbls.
Hostn Firm; sales, 1,116 bbls.; reoelpts,
699 bbls.; shipments, 8,632 bbls.; stocks, 61,-
TlftiSHBrTfiow FIIMIAND.
"PHOTO -PIAY. OFFER-ING. FOR. TODA.V"
mmh
U. i , 5
She' the most fttcinating creature that ever wore
weeds,
She's dashing, dimptish, dare-devilish, i
She's captivating, whether dancing at the magnificent
Hunt ball, riding after the hounds or just flirting
with her flock of admirers.
She's
Wild Winship's Widow
and
She's cleverly portrayed by
Dorothy Dalton
Just the kind of a story for these summery days fresh,
invigorating, pleasing, comical, entertaining dressed
with beautifully gowned women and handsome men;
staged amongst as beautiful bowers as mankind can
devise.
"His Naughty Thought"
A. Keystone Mirth-Maker With Mack Swain and Polly
Moran
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Today and Wednesday
EMMY WEHLEN
"SOWERS AND REAPERS"
Thursday Ethel Barrymore
4 1'4 bbls. Quotations: A, B, IS 4005.55; t.
D. $: 60; K. 15.66; K, 1' $6.67 4 W ''.70; (',
i;..7flftfVNi; 11. $:..;;. ti 5.R0: I, $...8ii : K. $.oc.
M, $S ! 7(6.10; N, $6. :& 06.30; WO, $G.3fi!
S.4i; WW, $S.4fc 6.60.
Cotton Market.
New York, June 1 .Cot ton Fiji ur -,
opened firm; July, 23,60c; October, 23,0,i-:
Dece-nber, 23.15u; January 33.20c; March.
80.4J.
Cotton futures Hosed unsettled; July,
24.44c; October, 23.69c; January, 24. Hi- ;
M .rch. 24.23c; Spot steady; middling. 24 fiiV
Liverpool, June 11 Cotton Spot, strong;
good middling, IC.lOd: middling, 16.86c;
middling, lb. 11,1. Sales, 6.000 bales.
New Tork Dry Goods Market
New York, Juns 11. Dry Goods The dry
goods market continued to advance toddy
becked by a strong rise In raw ootton. Quota
tions on finished goods have been changing
from day to-day. Worsted dress goods wen'
strong and the prospects sre good for sucref
M record hlsh prices. One line of gingham
were being shown for spring 1918.
Trondon Stork Market.
London, June II, Ths American depart
ment was quiet and prices ruled ntcady on
the Stock exchange today
Silver Bar, 3Hd per ounce,
Money 34 034 per cent.
Discount rate short bills, 4 11-16 pT
cent; three month bill)", 44 per cent.
fit. Loots Grain Market.
at. tvouii, June 11 Wheat. No. t red.
$3.96: No I hard. $2.99; July, $2.27; Sep
tember, $5.06.
Corn No. 2, $1.7101.72: No. 1 white,
$1,73: July, $1.80; September, 81.61.
Oats No. 2, 68c; No. 1 white, nominal.
Bank Clearings.
Omaha, June 11. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $6,412,104.11. and for
the corresponding day la at year $4,084.770.70t
; Personal. Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Rome MtHer have gone te
Chicago, where Mr. Miller will attend tha
hotel men's convention.
A new Inmate arrived at the Rlvervlew
detention home Sunday night It Is a girl,
weighing only eight pounds, daughter of
Superintendent and Mrs. John Sexton. "On
day late for a Liberty bond," commented!
Superintendent Sexton, "but mighty wel
come, bond or no bond."
Persistent Advertising is the Road
to success.
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TWO FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS
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A ROARING LAUGH EVERY MINUTE
EMPRESS GARDEN
OMAHA'S FINEST RESTAURANT AND
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MLLE. MARION
IN CLASS. C DANCES
ASSISTED BY MARTINEZ RANDALL
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Entertainment That "Entertains"
ADAMS' SO DIFFERENT JAZZ BAND
MUSE
WALLACE REID
ID
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"THE WORLD APART1
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