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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1917)
lilt -lifib: OMAHA, VMMJiNftaDAV, JOiNfc- KO, 1917. 18 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West AN ATTRACTIVE HOME BUILT TO LIVE IN, NOT TO RENT. BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED AND DECORATED IN THE VERY BEST RESI DENCE DISTRICT. Tht la one of I he best built homti In Omahi Ston foundation mna Iwiement, solid brick above; alata roof. Tha coat bin and fruit cellar of tile. Practically no cat for ratnttnc or repairing. Library with built-in buokvaaea, aolid chsrry. halla nnd sta.renfie of oak dining room la pun el oil In Venetian oak. At) fluora art hardwood.' Large double atoira windowed and acrecned aun poreh, con. Hooted with bo Hi tha library and dining room by Trench doora. The walla of the first floor and upper hall an covered with tund-deeorMed burlap, except tha rnualc room; three bath rooma, Large cloaeta with outil-le windows, wardrobe and chest of drawera. There ia a laundry fruit cellar, furiince room and apaca which can be finished for a billiard room In the basement, which la cemented throughout. Large oft water ciatern, gua. not water heater for summer use. 80 well bill It that lb tons of cm I will heat It throughout and with solid brick wullH, tt Ih wonderfully cool in summer. At the very crest of the hill, there la always a breeze there If anywhere, It la convenient to the car line and to the choicest reaidenca aectlon of Omaha. The uMi-e la very reanonable and tcrma will be made to suit tha buyer's convenience. Owner leaving the city. Address Box 2BS7. T. 7 ROUMiJU ALL MODERN 1IOUHU, WEST. This la a two-story houne with oak floors and oak finish, on first floor with fine fireplace In living room, hot water ht-At full-ttiied lot, gnrage In rear, pav ing all paid. If you lire desirous of ob taining a beautiful home In one of the best residence districts In Omaha you should not overlook this opportunity. W are offering thla at the unheard of bar gain price of 3,'J60; $5f)0 cash, balance monthly like rent. Call THAVER BROTH ERS, 819 First Natl Bk. Bldg Douglas 6SS6. WEST FARNAM HOME 8 rooms, brand new and all modern, oat finish downstalra, whit enamel kitchen 4 bedrooms, all In white enamel; good at tic; rooma all decorated; corner lot. aoutli front. Price only $3,71.0 11,000 cash, balance monthly. THE BYRON REED CO., fhnn. Doug 287 312 8 17th CATHEDRAL DISTRICT BARGAIN, ti rtoms, newly pitinteil and decorated, fine corner lot, 12.660. Kasy terms; Rt least 1600 under A-alue. ALLEN ft BAR RETT, 613 Dee. Doug. 7768, North. NORTH SIDE Sevan-room bouse, all modern, full alzed lot on corner, streets paved. This prop erty la on Burdt-tle . easy walk to 20th or 24th car. Will give some one a bar gain. Owner left city. ALFRED THOMAS, 30S Karnam Bldg. NEW HOME AT A BARGAIN EZ TERMS Just completed, brand new five-room home, all on one floor, oak finish In par lor and dining room; oak floors through out; corner lot, 60xli!0; located one block oast of Deaf institute, at 4301 Ohio Bt. The price Is only 12,850 for quick sale. It will beat paying rent. OSBOKNB REALTY CO., 701 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bid. Tyler 49H. MILLER TARK. Just Hated a 6 -room strictly modern bungalow. Oak finish and ouk floors, built-in bookcases, colonnade openings, built-in buffet and built-in features In kitchen. Screened-ln porch. Kull cement basement and furnace heat. Large lot. one-half block from car line. Will con- alder lot and some cash as first payment PAYNE INVESTMENT CO., o37 Om.iha Nat. Hank TMp. t. 1731. NICE BUNGALOW AT A SACRIFICE PRICE OWNER LEAVING CITY Five rooma and bath, all on one floor: fine attic, large basement, everything complete; located on east front lot, within one. block of two car lines, and the price la only S3, 200. Easy terms. OSBORNE KB ALT? CO.. 701 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bid. TyJer4M. near Miller park Dandy new 6-room bungalow. Price only 13,300 for Beautifully decorated, right up-to-the-minute bungalow; has fireplace, bookcases, china cabinets and all the lateat features; floor drain, elr.; lot 42x 120; located within two blocks of Miller Park achool and car. Thla Is positively the blggeat anap In the city. For appoint ment to aee call OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 701 Omaha Nat. Bk. nid. Tyler 496. NEAR MILLER PARK 84,000 Six rooms, practically new. onk finish and oak floorB throughout. Terms, or might lake in payment lot as part pay ment. GLOVER & SPAIN, (Realtors) Qoug. 3962. 919 City Kat'l. Bk. BMg. NEW HOUSE FOR AUTO Nearly new, 6-r. and sleeping porch; oak nnd birch finish; all handsomely deco rated; modern In every way; choice lot; paved street; near Omaha university. Price only $4,600; or will take a good lot or small house as part payment. RASP BROS., 210 Keellne nidg. Ty. 751. South. NEW BUNGALOW 5 rooms, all modern, nice lot and loca tion; young orchard; sightly location; lo cated 4231 So. 12th St. Price K&00; house but one year old. C. G. CARLBERG, 312 Brandols Theater Blrtur. ONE 6-room and oiie 4 -room cottage, both on one lot; fine condition; live In one and rent tha other Price for both. 82-760 Very easy term. No. 2433 duutb 30th St NORRIb ft NORRIS. 400 Bee Building Phone Douglas 4270. MONTCLA1H BUNGALOW Stucco construction, e large light rooma Oak floors, oak and aamel fin 1th. Price 18,800 Easy terms. Anuti.er new tuild ing for 83.660 Call Douglaa I7 daya Walnut 1BM evenlnge. FULL lot on Georgia Ave eaat of Hana cora Park, 81.000 F D WRAP. klO S lltth St Doug. 171 A VERT neat little home on the South Side. Price $600. Terms; 8100 cash and 810 per month. Tel. Doug. 2696. STRICTLY mi-den) bungalow. S rooms. "2nd and Amea Av . Webster 4228 Miscellaneous WORLD REALTY CO Bund1rib"r J. B ROBINSON. Real Eitatt and insur ance 44? Ret Rlda Poufflaa 097 R S TRUMBULL 1S0S let Nat Bk UMc U 1784 OMAHA Trading Co. anil Chns Meth moved to Room 18, Patterson Block. REAL ESTATE -Unimproved North. DANDY LOT. 60111, two afreet frontagea; aaay terms. Call Douglaa 1064 or evenings Harney 4168 AFTKR looking at MINNK LUSA 300 dif ferent buyers decided that tt whs the best proposition on the market and they backed their Judgment b buying lota IP TOLT will ccrr.e out today you will understand why the others are buying. CHARLES W MARTIN & CO., 742 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg Tyler 187. BEAUTIFUL. 60 -root rota Hrtce MM. oni 81 nasb nt 0 rmti oer week Doug 8881 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED TO RENT Eighty or 160-acre farm Id Neb. next year: grain rent; refer en c e tt. Bliss E Id er,Shiibert, Neb. LISTING houses to rent or aell on email east payment have parties watting Waaten Real Rstate. 41S Karbach Blk D X607 LIST your & and 6-room houses with Ed ward F Williams Co.. 801 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg D 420. LIST your 5 and ti-room houses with us. WB SELL THEM. OSBOKNB REALTY Co., Tyler 498 REAL ESTATE To Exchange 238 ACRES fiARPT COUNTY. Nine miles, Omaha market. A N'o. 1 farm, 170 acres cultivation. Kin Improve- mnta. not a trading pro poll lion. One and one-half mites from town. Will trade for good Omaba Income property. Ex elusive agents. MILLER-WIN8HIP INVESTMENT CO. 133 N. Eleventh St. Lincoln, Keh. WILL exchange a number of residence Income properties, some new and o there nearly new; also rum vacant. Some are clear of Incumbrance nnd some Incumbered about 40 per cent. Wan clear land. TRAVRH BROTH KRS, 819 New First National Bank Bldg. Phone Douglas 6 8 It 6. A GOOD hotel with three lots: only hotel In town: has 18 rooma, ateam beat and In good shape Price S6.000.0o; Pill want little ensb and weatern land. U. A. KulL Oakland. Neb FOR TRADE Hotel, barn and five lota, wish to trade for 89 acres. 160 acrea of western Nebraska land. Charles ue rubier, owner, Qoehner, Neb. HAVE ollant with X40 acres good land Id oa&tern Montana Clear, worth 1 6,000 three ml lea from good railroad t Want to 8-roon. modern Omaha reai denca, valued 14.009 to 16.000 Joseph Pick. 1219 Evans BLWeb. 4Jj56. I OWN an unimproved aectlon in Yakima alley. WanhlnKton; I wish to exchange for improved land, win traue an or part, Thos. H. smith. Harlan, la. 850 AN acre buys 130-acre farm. IB miles from Omaha. Innulre 482 Ramge Blk. Tel. Douk till Reslrtfnrt- ehiint Doug 77ft FOIl SALE or Exchange For morning house, Zlt-acre tract of Florida fruit land, D. C. Kicker, 7iu world-Herald. Bidg. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dundee. CHEAPEST LOT IN EVANSTON ADDITION BLOCK TO DODGE $1,250 TERMS East front, 1 block east of boulevard on ftoth street; lot Is 60x107. Sign on lot uo out today and look at it. call Tyler 60 and ask for Mr. Manvllle. Terms can be arranged for most of this. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, (Realtors) 1614 Harney street. DUNDEE PROPERTIES. Well located lota on easy terms. Mod ern, attractive bomea- Bofore buying be aura ana eee GEORGE & CO. HOMES and borne sites In Dundee. SHULER A CARY. 204 Keellne, D. 6071 REAL ESTATE Other Cities BUY Real Estate in ! OLIVER. The New Steel City. The city with a future. Near the U. S. Steel Corp. I26.J00.000 plant, Which Is almost completed. Lots are NOW f Write now for Information. Prank J. Gifford, 301-2 Commerce Bldg , St. Paul. Minnesota. REAL ESTATE B'new Pr'pty B A. WOLF. Realtor. War. Blk Speolillst ID nowntowo Dullness prooertr FINANCIAL 81,300 MTGE bearing 6 pet. so ml annually, accured by property valued at 83,700. Tal- mage-Loomls Inv. Co.. W. O. W. Bldg. Real Estate, Loans, Mortgages. THE best security for your money Is a good 6 per cent farm mortgage. Fourteen years' experience loaning money on real estate security without the loss of a sin gle dollar. White & Hoover, 454 Omaha national namt Blag. FARM MORTGAGES, Well aecured, bearing 8 pet. Interest, HARLEY J. HOOKER, 840 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Tyler 20E8. S PER CENT to 6 per cent on beat class city residences in amounts 12.000 up, also larrn loans, neaaonaoie commission. PETERS TRUST CO.. 1883 Farnam St FOR SALE. Ten shares of Ralston Realty Co at one-half par value. AddreaB M. 8. Dean, U2S Peoples Oaa Bldg., Chtcago. 111. MONEY to loan on improved farms and ranches. Wa alao buy good farm mort gagea. Kloke Inv. Co.. Omaha. H. W BINDER. Money on band for mortgage loans. City National Bank Bldg 8HOPEN CO.. PRIVATE MONEY. $10,000616 PER CENT first mortgage ae cured by farm worth 826,000, near Omaha. E. H. Lougee. Inc., 688 Keellne Bldg OMAHA HOMES, EAST NEB FARMS O'KEEFE R. E. CO.. 101ft Omaha Nafl. FARM and city loans, 6,6 i and f per cent. W H Thomaa, Keellne Bldg Doug 184S NO DELAY IN CLOSING LOANS W T GRAHAM, 604 Bee Bldg 1100 to 810.000 made prompt 1: F D Wead. Wead Bldg.. Ith and Farnam Sta. 50 MONEY HARRISON & MORTON. O 916 Omaha Nat'I Bank Bldg. 5 C1TT GARVIN BROS.. LOANS Dm. Nat. Bk. Bldg LOW RATES C. O. CARLBEKd. 312 BrsD dels Theater Bldv D. 685 Stocks and Bonds. LISTED and unlisted stocks lovestment securities. Industrial stocks. ROBERT C. DRUESEDOW & CO.. Ago Omaha National Bank Bldr Abstracts of Title. IT am Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co. Veil J06 S Uth St. around door Bonded by Masa Bondlna and Ins. Co REED ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract of. flee tn Nebraska 201 Brandela Theater Miscellaneous. GALLAGHER & NELSON Represent prompt pay Insurance com panlea 610 Brandela Bldg.. Omaha. Neb FARM AND RANCH LANDS Iowa Lands. A BARGAIN. ImproTed Harrison county, Iowa. 160-acre farm, for sals on smry tsrms. Prlo 1140 par acre. ARCHER REALTY COMPANY. 60 Brandela Bldf Montana Lancb. LAND SEEKERS ATTENTION I have for sale 13,293 acres of land that must be gold. I have arranged ao I can aell It In tract of 160 acres or aa much as wanted up to 64) acrea to one party 1 by paying down 12.00 per acre, and bal ance on crop payment plan. The land lays from half mile to ten miles from good railroad town; good chance to rfet good land on easy terms. Write me far particulars. G. H. SULT, laker, Montana. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Linds 35,itOO-ACRfc: ranch. 75 per tent good farm land, all good grass land; R. R. runs through track. 826,000 worth of Improve- menu; fine for colonisation; good terms. Kit uarsoo Home Builders, Kit Carson. Colo. 480 ACHES eustern Colorado farm, 120 acres broken, only IS an ai-re. Terms. 8. 8. A R. E MONTG03J KRT, 627 City National Hark Bld. Missouri Lands. QRKAT BAKUAINH 85 down: 6 monthly buys 40 aeres good fruit and poultry land. near town, southern Missouri. 1'rlce only -it. Aaareaa uoi bos. Eieulslor Springs, .Missouri. Nebraska Lands. BACK ON T1IK JOB. I wish to announce to my old corre spondents and frlenda that I am aaaln back on thrj job with a good line of larms and ranches Tor sale. You havu perhaps noticed the fart that 1 have dropped out of the columns for the pat several weeks, t haven't been catering to caiiern during the spring for the reason that 1 have been putting In hundreds of acres of wheat and potatoes. I havti had several different crews of men at work scattered all the wuy from the north line of lawwa county to nearly tha south line of Hex Ilutte county and I have hecn on the go nearly night and day looking after these different crews and getting me seed in the ground. I ant now, however, ready to show you over tho country and show you the dif ferent offerings which I havo. If you don't object to dealing with a common everyday farmer come on up and l't me show you some reu.1 nice 160-acre tracts, some nice .120-arre tracts, some nice sections and some larire ranches. I have a mighty fine list and I can sell you places all the way from $9 or v 110 an acre up. I practice what I preach by going right out seeding and tilling the soil. I am not here just to tell you what to do but I go on and do It and then show you what the country will do. We have a real honest-to-Lord fine country and, wa have the bent stock rais ing country In the United States today. There never waa a time beforo when the real farmers were so In demand and a tlmo when their labors were better re warded than right this year and the chances are for the next four or five yours at least, where could you put your money to belter advantage than Into good (arm land; 1 am on the ground floor, always look Ing for real bargains and I put my money Into real bargains, add on a little profit for myself anil turn around and sell the place to you at all the way from three to ten dollars an aero cheaper than you could possibly come In and buy other placet direct from owners. If you have a few hundred dollars to Invest and want to get a real good Investment, come right on up here to me. l weuid advise mat vou wire lust before starting no mat my office will get In touch with me and let ma know what train you nre coming on, If you cannot come on the next train after reading thlx ad, please write me for my list of offering. Host sincerely yours, ARAH h. IIl'Nl.ERFOni). Crawford. Dawes County, Nebrattkn. 160 ACRES. Improved, only 2 miles from ISmerton, N eb. ; every acre good farm land, there ta anout ii acres pasture inai will feed two head per acre: about 6 acrea alfalfa and 30 acres clover, and a dandy orchard and grove, at only 1146 per acre, on easy terms. Q. A. Kull. Oakland. Neb. 1,280 ACHES, N. W. Loup Co.; 3 seta Im provements, Ifio a. fenced on eaon sec tlon. $3.60 per acre. 81.600 mtg, 6 pet. Bal cash. INTERSTATE REALTY CO., 929-80 City Nat. 0U-JLB": 80 ACRES Irrigated, fine, Icvef, biaclf land, near Bridgeport, web., very cacap, terms; crop goes with land. 8. 8. & a E. MONTGOMERY. 527 City National Bank Bldg. SMALL Nebruhrta farms on easy paymenta b acrea up We farm the farm wa aell you. Tha Hungerford Potato Growers' Association, 15th and Howard Sta.. Oma ha Douglaa S71 lao-ACRB Improved farm 3H miles from Benson, well situated ana who gooa roaos. P. D. WEAD. 310 8. IBth St. Wead Bldg Texas Lands. GOOD corn land. East Teias, $26 an acre Get my free book. W S FRANK. 201 Neville Block. Omalm Wyoming Lands. 17,000-ACRE RANCH. Exceptional Investment opportunity. Serves 10,000 sheep, 1,500 head of cattle; very good pasture, 1,509 acrea under hay, 4.000 mora can be put under water. All fenced and cross-fenced. 8,000 acres gov't land adjoining can bo leased cheaply. Two entirely modern 21-room and 6 room house, and .11 outbuildings and very complete equipment to go with It. Only 89.00 an acre. Investigate, BIG 4 REALTY CO., 1015-16 W. O W. Bldg. Doug. 848. Miscellaneous. 100 ACRES, all good black loam soli and jlay subsoil, good buildings, near a town ot 10,000. Write us for price and further particulars. Mid -West Land Co., 1067 Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1188 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Jennie K. Campbell to E. L. Thomas and wife, Thirty-first atreet, 144 feet south of Jackson street, east side. 140x160 S John M. Kemp and wife to Thomas 1). Metcalf, Farnam street, fro fe;t west of Korly-fourth street, north side, 50x128.5 United Real Estate and Trust com pany et al. to Sarah llutton, Sprag'je atreet, 150 feet east of Thirty-fourth avenue, south side, 60x128 Home Terrace company to Terest M. Rooney, southwest corner Hawley avenue and Alice street, Benson, a00x597 Myrle Newbranch and wife to N. P. Dodge, Farnam street, 44 reel eaat of Forty-first street, north aide, 8SxU2 Lloyd N. Osborne and wife to Hannah Hammer, Ohio street, 60 reet west of Forty-third street, south side, 60x120 John Flda and wlfo to Marvin T. Kryger, eoutheaat comer Twenty seventh and Patrick avenue, 61x134. John Flda and wife to Marvin T. Kryger, Patrick avenue, 61 feet east of Twenty-seventh street, south aide, 00x134 John Fida and wife to Marvin T. Kryger, aouthweat corner Thirty fourth and Franklin streets, 80x124. John A. Creighton Real Estate com pany to William A. Enters, Frank lin street, 90 feet east of Forty-third street, north side. 40x160 Henry G. 8trelght and wife to Charles P. Traver, sou tn west corner twenty-second and Grant streets, 45x130. Edward S. Traver to Henry G. BtrelRht, Miami atreet. 60 feet went of Fortieth street. 100x120 Theodora A. Lurke to Edna A. New ton, Ames avenue, 80 feet west er Twenty-fifth avenue, south aide, 38 X125 Barker company to Oscar E. Norellue, southeast corner oregonx Trait ana Indiana avenue. 63x126 . Hannah Hammer to Lloyd y. Osborne, Twenty-eighth avenue, 117 feet north of Fort atreet. west side. 50x147.. Mary Harper and husband to Robert J. uucnrtst, iaK aireei, wu reet west of Forty-third street, south side, 50x120 Chicago live Stock Market. Chlcaao. June 1. Cattle Receipts, S.000 head, market weak; native beef cattle, 8.76 4 13.75' stockera and feeders, 17.10 10.36 ; cows and heifers. 85.7511.70; calves, 811.00 pl6.fi5: a new high price record. , Hogs Receipts, 13,000, market firm; r to 10o above yesterday's average; bulk, !16.36(?!OS; lights, 814. 85& 15.90; mixed, $15.1016.10; heavy, S1B.05 16. 10; rough, 816.0&&16.30; plgB, 110.76 14.76. Sheco and Lambs Receipts, 4,000: market strong; wethers, 89.0011,60; ewes. 88.00il0.4O; lambs, 10.60 16.25; springs, $13.7618.06. Sioux City Live Stock Market. Sioux City, la., June 19. Cattle Re ceipts, 2,700 head; market steady; beef steers, 810.001&.60; fat cows and heifers. $fl.50&ll.Z5; canners, 6.&0B.00; atockers and feedera, $7.00g9.60; calves, $.00 16.60; bulls, stags, etc, $7.0010.26; feeding cows and heifers, 6.60i8.76. Hogs Receipts, 7,000 head ; market 10920o higher; lights, $15.0Q16.20; mixed, $16.:0O16.30; heavy, $16.30 16.66; pigs. $12.60013. 26; bulk of sales, $16.10016.46. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 100 head; market strong. St. Joseph Live Mock Market. St. Joncph, June 19. Cattle Receipts, 1,- $00 head; market steady; steers, $9.00 9,50; cows and heifers, J6.0012.60; calves, $9.00Jf 14.00. Hog" Receipts, a.ato nead: market SO 10c higher; top, $16.90; bulk of sales, $15.00 CP 1 f. 70, Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 8,500 head; mnrkot iftrftUc higher; Jambs, $13.0017.75; u,.'cs, $6.0010.00. LIVE STOCK MARKET Both Packers and Shippers Want Good Hog Stuff and the Price Goes Up a Dime. June 19, 1917, Receipts were: Cattle. Hour Sheen. Official Monday 4.09 6.77a t,SH Estimate Tuetmlay .... MO.l 11,000 3.700 Two days this week. . 11.449 14.773 7.046 Same days last Week . . 1 1.S46 11.171 0,310 Same daa I weeks ago 10.733 1A.013 11,29 Same day 8 weeks Rgo.14.nS3 1 ti , - h 5 g,!)79 Same day 4 weeks ago. lft, 471 20, sm 9,24 Same day last year... 8,098 18,073 19,194 Cattle Receipts were fairly liberal at in today, about 6,600 head; two days' supply making around 11,600 head or pretty much tho same as last week. Compared with Monday there waa no particular chance In the market. Both dressed beef man ami shlpptrtt were eager for the desirable cut 11 and yearlings, and paid fully steady prtceH for them, On tha fair to medium cattle trade waa slow and the trend of vnlui lower as California and Texas grass cattle are to a considerable extent taking the plnce of the medium welnhtn. The movement wan free and a good clearance effected by noun. Cow stuff waa In limited supply and good general demand at right around Monnny figures. The beat grades are selling about aa high as at any time lately, but tha grassy and half fnt kinds are very uneven and un certain sellers. Calves, bulls, stags, etc. were lust about steady. In Blockers and feedera there waa not much lining as the supply was light and the demand very narrow, uood to choice stock' ers are a drug on the market and hard to move at very Irregular prices. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice beeves. $18.75 V 13.65; fair tn good beeves, $12.00012.76; common to fair beevel, 910.85 012.00; good to choice yearlings, l.60tf 13.26: fair to good yearlings, in.76fri3.ho common to fair yearlings, 110. 00411.76; good to choice heifers, $10.35011.60; good to choice cows. 89.7f-4rl0.76: fa r to good cows, I8.75C9.76: common to fair cows, $i.00o 8.76; prime feeding steers, I10.004fn.00; good to choice feedera, $9.6010.00; fair to good feeders, I8.F0Sf H.&Oi common to fan- feeders, $7.00 8.50; good to choice stackers, $9.50eio.riO; stock heifers, $H.36iio.6Q stock cows, 17.0010.00; stock cnlves, $H,60 11,00; veal calves, $10.0014.60; bulla. stags, etc. 7 00', 11.00. Receipts and d In posit Ion of llvo stock at tha Union Stock yards, Omahu, Nob., fur twenty-four hours ending at 3 0 clock yes terdny; RECEIPTS CARS. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. C. M. & St. P S 3 WabHsh 1 Missouri Pacific 14 4 Union Pacific , 26 35 10 C. A N. W eaat 13 4 C. N. W., west S3 43 C. St. P., M. 0 23 11 4 C, B, A Q,, eaat 37 4 C, P. & Q.. west 4:. 29 C. R. I. & P., east 29 S O.. R. I. & P., west 4 4 Illinois Central X 6 Chicago Ot. West It & Tots! receipts 241 14S .18 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle Hogs. Sheep. Morris A Co 837 43 822 1,473 970 Swift and Company ....1 210 Cudahy Packing Co.... HN9 Armour & Co 1,447 Schwartz Co Lincoln Packing Co. .. S4 2,210 l.9;is 2.3P1 3S3 1,349 South Omaha Pack. Co. Wilson Packing Co, . . 104 Swift from K. C Cudahy from K. C D w. B, vtnnnnt to f Ronton, Vaiieant & Lush 7 F. B. Lewis 16 J. R Root & Co 9 H. Bulla 0 F. O. Kellogg 1 Sullivan Bros 3 Htgxlns Hurt man , Koth Meyers 21 Glassberg Baker, Jones Smith 87 Manner Bros John Harvey 141 65 Dennis & Francis .... Jensen A Lungren ... Other Buyers .. 473 Totals 6.707 9,75$ 6,160 Representative sales: BEEF STBKRS. No. Pr. No. Av. Tr. S 542 18 60 640 $9 25 20 899 11 35 21. , 69A 11 60 7 891 11 06 9 1006 12 JO 6 960 12 36 20 1072 12 30 SO...,,,.. 909 12 60 18 1433 13 10 29 1390 13 40 IS 1114 13 00 27 1299 13 26 Hogs On a market featured by a heavy demand from both packers and shippers, especially for the more desirable grades of stuff, liocs advanced a big dim thla morn- inn. Order buyera wera iroe operaiora again today, their purchases, which were fully 100 higher, ana in spoie more, ac counting for a good share of the offarlnga. Packers who appeared to nave urgent need of the better class of hogs again, fol lowed the shipper lead and wera active buyera on early rounds. Their hoga were nowhere less than 10c higher, and Individ ual sales made at the best time were as much as 16c, and even 20c, higher. Hulk of the offerings waa on Us way to the scales by 9:80. when the trains all got in mere were more hogs on sale than packers had fig ured on, and tha close waa alow on all kinds, while sellers had a very hard time getting action on anything on the under weight or common order. The general market was, however, a big lOo higher. Most of the salea landed at a spread of $15.1015.40, and the top reached $16.60, this price being tha highest that haa been paid since right at the start of the month, thoueh the aeneral market ia barmy as strong as It waa the middle of last week. Representative salea: No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. ' Pr. 240 14 90 120 16 10 80 16 20 130 16 80 80 IS 40 200 16 60 49. .175 80 14 86 280 16 00 160 16 lb 80 15 25 ... 16 86 80 16 45 ... 15 60 86. .173 19. .801 38. .218 86. ,284 46. .238 69. .243 212 71. .234 72. .216 24. .210 65. ,304 17.307 Sheeo Lamba duDllcated yeatonlay's per formance, the bulk of the offerings finding ready outlet at a 26c advance. There were several cars of drtve-lna on sale, mak- 11 ir actual offerings larger than Is Indicated by the chute count, but almost everything had been cleaned up by the middle of the morning. Hales included mates 01 me uaiuornia lambs that brought $17.76 yesterday at 818.00. and several decks of good native springers sold aa high aa $18.10, which price is the Highest tnat nas oeen pam nero ims month, since May 29 to bo exact. Other native aprlngers aold downward from $17.90. Clipped fed wewtern lambs sold at $16.76016.90, and, aa waa tha case yester day, none of those here were really toppy, metbing nr tne rignt sort oeing saieiy quotable to $16.00. Since tne reaction set in a weeaago yes terday, lambs have regained more than half of their slump, and both spring lambs and clippers are selling at the highest prices paid in more tnan two weens. rne traoe in 01a sneep was a suou, vrs affair, and while tops show no Improve ment, the pricea paid for the kind of stuff that was here looked If anything higher, Quite a few medium to pretty good ewes Id at s.DU'uLU,'Hi. t'ecaera no not con- ilder, however, that toppy kinds would bring a great deal more than the latter figure were they here. OnntBttnns on eheen and lambs; Lambs, shorn, 116.26 10.00; spring lambs, $16.00 18.10; spring lambs, runs, fiz.o'JipiB.uv; Inmha. feeders. 812.00 016.00: yearlings, shorn, .H2.00jfl3.60; westerns, shorn, $10.00 q 1 1.50; ewes, snorn. 9b.uuqiiv.4d; ewes, ?uiis. snorn, ti.uueJ8.tJ. 26 native spring lamba 51 17 00 60 fed clipped awes ivd io Kansas City Live Stock Market. Kansas City. June 19. Cattle Receipts, 12.000: market steady to 15c lower; prime fed steers, $9.00(913.26; cows, $6,6011.00; heifers, $8.50 13.00; stocKera ana leeaers, $7.60)10.75; bulls, $7.009.25; calves, $7.0C 13.26. Hogs Receipts, 14,800; market higher; bulk. $16.2016.90: heavy, $1d.80u16.95; packers and butchers, $16.;i5016.90; lights, $14,766.16.50; pig. $18. 50 14.60. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 6,000; mar ket higher: lamba, $16.0018,00; yearlings $10.00(H2.25; wethers, $9.00 CP 11.00; ewes, $8,766)10.76. St. Louli Lira Stock Market. St. Louis. Juna 19 Cattle Receipts, 9,000; lower; native beef steers, $7. 60013. 50; yearlings, $8.5013.26; cows, $5.0011.00: Blockers and federa, $fl.0010.00; prime southen beef steers, $8.00012.36; beef cows and heifers, $1.25 9. 00; prime yearlings. $7.6010.00; native calves, $6.00014.76. Hogs Receipts, 12,200; market etesdy: light, $1 G. 46 4? 16.86; Pg. $10.0014.25: mixed and butchers, $16.45QH6.00; good heavy. $15.960Ift.OO, bulk, $16.450 16.95. Sheen and Lambs Receipts, 6.000: market steady; clipper lamba, $13.001R.60; clip ped ewes, 900910. 00; spring lambs, $12,00 18.16; canners, $5,00(6.60 GRAIN AND PRODUCE Demand for Wheat Continues Indifferent and Prices Tum ble to Twenty Cents Below Quotations of Monday. Omaha, Juno 19, 1917. The demand for corn and oats was fairly actlvo today , but tho demand for wheat continued Indifferent and prices cereal ruled around 10c below tho quota tions ot the previous day. No. 3 hard sold generalty at $2 61, whits No. 3 hard ranged In price from $2 48 to t'i.ii, and sample grade wheat aold as low as $2.25. Sample corn sold from He to under yesterday's quotation, and as receipts were light in comparison with yesterda: rivals, the traders were able In dispose of their offerings at an early hour. On car of white corn sold up to $1.85Vi but most of tho better grades of the dif ferent varieties sold at $1.66. Snui't of the off grade corn aold as low as fl.50, but most of today's offerings sold ubnvo tho 11. fO mark, the bulk of thi poorer grades ranging In price from $1.60 to 1.M. Pain receipts were extremely light and only a few sales of No. 8 while at '660 wero reported up in noon, Tho rye market suffered a decline equally aa heavy as tnat in wneat. sales of No. rye being made at $2.00, while yesterday's nominal quotations were II.iB and 83-3S, Parky waa dull, with no arrivals, and there was a moderate Inquiry for this ar ttcle at unchanged prices. Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal to 2u4,ooo hush pis; corn, 35,000 bushels oats, lOtt.000 bushels. Primary wheat receipts were 418,999 bu. and chipmenta Jfi5,oo0 bu. against receipts of 6til.Oio bu, and shipments of 489,000 bu, last year. Primary corn receipts were flfl$,00ft bu. and shipments 880,000 bu. against receipts of 489.000 bu. and ahlpmenta of 601,000 bu. lant year. Primary oats receipts were 796,000 bu. and shipments 726, 00 bu. una I nut receipts of ;20,o00 bu. and ahlpmenta of 669,000 bu. last year, CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Chicago Minneapolis , Puluth Omuba Kansas City St. Louis ... Winnipeg . . . 4i in 26(1 . 33 .894 70 49 Tliene sales wore r-'uorted today; Wheat No. 8 hard winter. 2 oara, $2.68; 4 8-5 cars, $2.61. No. 3 hard winter, 1 car, $2.53; 3 rata. $2.60; 1 car, $2.48. Sample hard winter, 1 car (smutty), $2.26. No, 4 spring, 1 car, $2.30. Rye No. t, 2-8 car, $2.00. Corn Nu. 2 white. 1 car, Sl.flfi U ; 3 ears. $1.05. No 8 white, 3 cars, $1.46, Sample white, 1 car, $1.50. No. 2 yellow, 1 car, $1.65'4; 7 cars, $1.66. No. 3 yellow, 4 cure, $1.6;. No. s mixed, 1 car, $1.66 4; 10 cars. $1.66. No, 3 mixed. 9 cars, $1.66. No. 4 mlied, 3 cars, $1.644. No. fl mixed. 1 car, $1.44. Sample mixed, 1 car, $1.634; 3-6 car (hot), $1.60. Oats No, 3 while. 3 cars. 6Wi. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 hard. K.bOM 3.62: No. hard. 32.47W2.53: No, 4 hard, $i.4O4p2.G0. Corn: No, 2 white, $1.66 A1 1.05 K : No. 3 white. 31.04 4 i.6; No, 4 whlto. $1.641.64; No. 6 white, $l.3H 4T1.K4U : no. a white, ii.es tt l.fls k ; no. 3 yellow, $1.61)01. f'6W; No. 3 yellow, $l.4tt & l.6; No. 4 yellow, $1.64 Wl.t4 ; no. b How. $1.1.3 tttfl. 64; No. 6 yellow, $1.63 ll'l.y : no. 3 mix"d, ll.&ti'l.fi&i ; No. 3 mixed, 9I.I4H 1.66; No. 4 mixed, $1.64 cpi.t4fc; no. o mixed. ll.ewi.ai no. ti mixed, $1.031.64 . Mate-: No. 2 white, tt7flifi7 irio; standard, 66H&67c; No. 3 white, 66(fcM131ic; No. 4 white. 6(i V, (i1 fiHo, llarluy: malting. $1.20(91.36; No. 1 feed, 11. 171. 21, Kye: ll.BSfpa.OD; no, s, $l.97vi.9. Local range or options Art. pP"n. I Ht'fh. TLow.I 'rio";"! war. 1 1 t"" July 2 0 2 06 206 3 H 219 Sep. 1 77 1 77 177 1 77 1S3 Corn, July 1 67 1 67 157 1 67 169 Sep. 1 43 I 41114,1 1 1 43H 1464 Pec. 1 07 1 07 1107 1 07 Iftri Oata. Sp. 49 6O4! 44 5011 (014 Chicago cloning prices, furnished The Mes hy Logan A Uryau, atocK ana grain brokers. 16 South Sixteenth atreet. Omaha: Art. I Open. High. Low t'hwj Yea. Wht. July 2 0 t 09 203 9 06 til ; Spt. 1 93 1 93 17& 1 $1 196 Corn, July 1 66 1 85MF154 1 64 t6K4 Sept. 1 46U 1 46V 143H 1 45 146 Pec. 1 07 1 Ofl 105 1 0HS 107 Mar 1 08 1 00 1064 1 "94 l" Oata. July 63 63 63 3 im Sept. 62j 62 61 62 42 Deo. 63 54' 63 644 64 Pork, Jul 33 474 3 5 39 47 3 66 31 60 Sept, 3$ 90 39 00 38 80 39 00 31 96 Lard. July 31 GO 31 C21 21 50 21 63 tt 67 Sept. XI 77 21 824 21 67 21 I3S U Tt Ribs. July 21 024 31 12 21 02 21 15 21 02 Sept. 21 80 21 40 21 36 tl 40 21 y CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET, Farther Offerings of 1017 Product Has Bear ish JMTeot and Wheat Again Drop. Chicago, June 18. Increased offerings of the 1P17 crop had a bearish effect on wheat prices today. Largely in consequence the finish, although steady was 4c to la down, with July at $2.05 and September at $1.81. Corn closed lo off to lc up. and oats unchanged to o lower. Provisions gained 5c to 12 4c net. Much of the selling of wheat was credited to the southwest and waa generally regarded s hedging to facilitate the marketing of the new crop. Weakness developed espe cially In the July option, but wheat for Immediate delivery was even heavier. In addition to pressure from the southwest, eastern longs also were conspicuous sellers, Influenced presumably by the Idea) crop conditions that were reported as existing throughout the winter crop belt and the spring wheat region aa well. Indications were said to point to a much larger yield than was Indicated by the last government report. word of large export purchases rallied the corn market from a setback, which had resulted from weather favorable for the growing crop, Tho Dutch government alone waa said to have taken 600,000 busheia. Oats traders took their cue to a con ilderablo degree frcm the action of corn. Houses with seaboard connection ware vo buyers of the July delivery, but op timistic opinions of the crop outlook proved to be mora than an offset. Improved cash demand for meats finally gave strength to provisions after a period of depression duo to realizing sales on the part of holders of lard. An advance tn hog values seemed to have failed entirely to heck the lard warkness. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: Noa, 2 and 2 red and Nos. 2 and 3 hard, nominal. Corn No. 2 yellow, $1.701.7fl; No. 3 yellow, $1.7001.70; No, 3 yellow, nominal. Oats No. 3 white, 6746fic; standard. 678c. ' Rye: No. 2, nominal. Barley: Il.l0fff l.4ti. Seeds: Timothy, $4.0097.76; clover, $11.00 17.00. Provisions: Pork. $38.65; lard, $21.62 921.62; ribs, $20.9021.60. Butter Unchanged. Eggs Higher; receipts, 31,247 cases; firsts, 2829c; ordinary firsts, 2?27c; at mark, cases Included, 2729c. ttatoes unsettled ; new receipts, 60 cars; Arkansas and Oklahoma. $3. 3 6 4j' 3.60; Louisiana and Texas, $3.263.50. poultry Alive, higher; fowls, 21c. 1 New Yorn General Market. New York, June 19. Flour, weaker; spring patents, $13.63?13,90; winter patents. $12.7612.95; winter atralghts, $12,400)12.66; Kansas straights, $13.4013.90. Cornmeal Firmer: fine white and yellow, $3.8O4.00; roars, $3.75; kiln dried, $8. TO. wheat Spot easy; No. 2 hard winter. $2.25 f. 0. b. forward shipment. Corn spot, easy; No, 3 yellow, l.BZ I. f. New York. Oats Spot, easy; standard, 73 74c. Feed Firm ; western bran, 100-pound sacks, $36,00. Hay Quiet: No. 1, $1.15; No. 2, $1.10; No. 3. $1.00; shipping, 90096c. Hides Qulot; Bogota, 43c; Central America, 42 c. Leather Firm: hemlock, firsts, 67c; sec onds, 65c. Provisions Fork, steady; mess, 141.60; family, $44.00; short clear, $42. 00O44.00. Lard, weak and lower, middle west, $30. BO &20.90. Taliow guiei; cuy special, ions, nc. Rice Steady: fancy head, 8 9c; blue- rose. 8r9RC. h utter Earner: receipts, it,ive iuds creamery, higher than extras, 39 (f 39c ; creamery extraa (92 score), 37 38c ; firsts. 8637c; seconds, 3ti6c. Egga f irm; receipts, Zi'.diu cases; iren gathered extras, 34 0 36c; fresh gath ered storage packed firsts, 3333c; fresh gathered firsts, 31 32 4c Cheese weaK; receipts, ,bo Doses; state fresh special, 22 23c; state, average run, 2224c. 'oul try Dressed, quiet: rhtckens, 22 21c; fowls, 18&264c; turkeys, 18636c. Alive, firm; no prices quoted. Bank Clearings. Omaha. Juno 19. Dank Clearings for Omaha today were $6,744,900.15 and for the corresponding day laat year, $3,300,-433.86. SEW YORK STOCKS Early Setback Is Overcome and Market Settles Down to Routine Conditions. New York, June 19. The etoek market mottled down to routine conditions today after an early setback which bore the familiar markets of bear pressure. Initial losses of 1 to I points in the several specu lative groups were speedily retrieved on nhort covering. Trading thereafter becami apathetic until the final hour when selling was renewed. The net rriult except In lammed umtancea, was insignificant. Special stoiks furnished much of thi days motive power under the active guidance or pools and other professional In1erenl The liKiulry for motor tmtues at cross ad- van 1: us of 2 to 6 point wan predicated on the reported purchase by the mivrrnmont of Urge amounts of cars and trucks to aig:nent the vrnpoird air fleet, Less anxiety wits felt respecting taxation of excess war profits and enforcement of lower prices for Iron, stent nnd similar eonr modifies. Money rates also relaxed ma terially, although murh of the daya require meula were Again met at the S per cent rate, 'i imn rates for tne snorter manirl ties alio moved more In favor of borrow ers. Another consignment of Rvitlsh gnd amounting to $11,000,000 making a total of 133.nui),l0 on the new Inflow. Infused firm ness Into rates on London, but francs and Urea were heavy to weak, remittances to Rome being quoted at 7 36. Kuhles alao forfeited part of yesterday's gain with Rub sin n government bonds. Several special Isauea were connnlcuoun for their pronounced heaviness, Ohio gas registered an extreme decline of 7 points on the reported dissolution of a pool and Saxon motors decline of 4 in (hn low record of 24 7.8 ws later explained by the derlsloni of the directors to defer payment of the current dividend. United Slates steel moved within a nur row radius and closed at 127, a net loss of point. Other shares ot the pante class moved within similar limits, the only note worthy cgceptioiis being Bethlehem steel old stock, which lost 6 on a single sale, and Nova Scotia steel which roso six points, Kails wera featureless and Irregular lu tone Total sales aggregated 860,000 shares, Dealings In Imnds contracted, to nominal proportions, but held steady. Total Males par vaiue u.vgu.uiiq. Liberty bonds held at par for regular lots, odd amounts stain ad vancing slight premium. United Slates registered and coupon 3s, of 1910 foil 1 per cent on can. Number of Dales and range of pclces of ituuing siocKi; Sates. High. Low. Close. Am. Keet Hugar... 1,200 95 94 94 """"I'll" "-sn a,r tn 114 4, Am. Oar A Fndrv 3.400 73 71 u 73 Am. Locomotive.. 8,300 70 004 Am. H. A Itt'fng.. 10.000 1a 103 10tl Am. Bugur Itefng. 7.600 131 11 119i Am. T-l. Tel.. 200 121 iai 131 A. Z, L. A S 70 32 31 u 31 Anaconda Copper.. 13,900 82 81 92 Aicniaon 1,1 uo nil I'M "4 lol A. O. A IV. S. P. L. 3.400 11 109 10K Baltimore A Ohio. 700 73 73 7s Hntte A Sup Cop 4J m Cel. Petroleum 20 PsnndUn Pacific.. 400 160 169 159 Chesapeake A Ohio 7fl )I0 59 ,9 M. ft Ht. Patl . 400 74 74 71 U v.incago r i. ... a'u jioy- 110 1 1 1 C. H. I, A P., Ctfs 6514 -Mintj (..upper. ,,, , ?,:o Df 16 67 Colo. Fuel A Iron. l.6"0 61U CO 61 Corn Prod, llefng. 17.100 32k 301 8i!4 Crucible Steel.,,,. 80,006 81 79 79 vui.n ..an piiKr, n.nuu ta i 44 uiatUlers' security. 1,700 31 0 20 Krle 1.000 116 US' 364 General Klectrlc... 800 167 107 167 Usnernl Motors.... Sli.hOO 116 lifl H4 (Jl. Northern nfd. l.OOO t07i. inau iat Ot. North. Ore ctfs 2,600 12 83 3B imiitoin i enirm 103 Inspiration Copper. 6,300 61' 61 61 Int. M. M. pfd.... C300 83 81 82 4 Inter. Nickel Il.tiftO 40 39 39 Inter. Paper LOOO 38 1 , .47 an U . . ouuiniTrn. 13 Ktnnecolt Coppvt-. 7,400 46 44 44 LouIh, A Kash 124 Maxwell Motors.... 4,800 Pl 60 60 Mex. Psrroleum. , . 6,300 96 94 96 Mlamt Copper 2,100 40 40 40 .... nnvmi 1'ilM'... JtlVV Z it Z Montana Power ni Nevada Copper.... 60 94) 28 34 N. Y. Central 1,000 91 90 90 N. T., N. II. A H. . 1,31.0 $7 86 88 Norfolk A Wat ... Northern Paclflo... 600 103 103 103 . nil" mmn Pacific Tel. A Tel Pennsylvania 900 63 Sl-U 63 Pittsburgh Coal..., 11,600 66 63 64 Ray Con. Conner.. 8.400 5s i antk sau. Reading 11,200 96 95 96 Kep, Iron A Steel. 11,700 89 TA 1KU asu Hhattuck Aril. Cop. 600 37 38 38 Southern Pacific... 600 93 93 9IU cniuiiiKin nan way,. tun u J7 X7 Studehnker Cora... $1,000 86 82 86 .. - ,lvv 11 aiu Union Pacific, IZtH U. S. Ind. Alcohol. 16,800 164 161 162 IT. S. Steel 364,800 128 136 127 U. S. Steel pfd.... 400 117 117 117 Utah Copper 4,800 111 107 108 Wabash pfd. "B" 26 Western Union.... 900 93U 08U . Westlngh. Electric. 5.100 6IU. rati m 1 i.ia.aa lor mo nay, aoo.uoo snares. I Nei York Money- Market. New York. June 11. Prim Mnpfantn. .raper 0 per Cent. titer ng Kxchane HlTtv.rinv hut. 34.73; commercial slitv-rtav hllla nn hank.' 14.71; commercial sixty-day bills, $4.71; Oliver Mar, 77c: Mex can dot are. 80 air Hon ris Government and rallrnart. rnlf and steady. 'lima Loans- Easer: aiztv dnva iintv daya and six months, 6tf6 per cent. t an Money nrm; highest, 9 per eent; lowest, 6 per cent: rulls rate, a nee runt Inst loan, 6 per cent; closing bid, t par win. uimrfiu si per cent. aii money, mm; h in, ner cent: low. 4 per cent; ruling rale, I per cent; last loan, 4 per cent; closing bid. 4 oer cent: uucreti, m pop cent. u. m. la, reg..., 96Kan. C. So. r, 6s 86 do coupon.... 96'4L A N. un. 4a. . IIU U. 8. Is, reg.... 98M., K. A T. 1 4s do COUDOn.... 98 U Mn. Pan. n U un U. S. 4s, reg 104 Mont. Power 6a.. 96 dO coupon... .104 N T. Cen. d. Ss lOfiU Pan. 8a, coupon.. 87No. Pacific 4s.. 88 Am. For. Sees. 6s 96 do Is 63 Am. T. A T. 0. 6s 96 O. 8. L. ref. 4a. RT Anglo-Prench 6s. 98Pao. T. A T. 6a.. 96 -Arm. a, ts renn. oon. 4I..102 Rait. & O. 4a... 86 do sen. 4Ua.. SfiU Cen. Leather lis. 99 4 Reai-tlnr n. tm fttu. Cen. Pacific 1st.. 84St.L. A S.F, a, 6s 66 it. ft (., cv. oa.. 88 Bo. Pacific ov. 6s.99 C. B. A Q. j, 4s. 96 do ref. 4s 86 C.M.8.P..4g 96 So. Railway 6s.. 98 C..R.1. A P. r. 4s 70Tex. A Pac. 1st. 96 C. A S. r. 4.. a 79 Union Pacific 4s. 92 i'. k n. u. r, os. ds "do CV. 4s 89 D. of C. 6s 193.1 96 IT. 8. Rubber 6s. 87 Erie gen. 4 61U ,S. Steel 6B....104T4 Oen. Electric 6s. 102 Wabash 1st 104 t. No. 1st 4s.l02 West. Union 4l4s 92 III. Central r. 4s. 86 B1d. Int. M. M. 6a.... 91 Offered. Coffee Market. New York, June 19. There waa a renewal ot July liquidation In the coffee future nwK'i today. A good deal of thla took ne rorm or switching to later months. There also was scattered selling of later deliveries promoted by the late cables from Santos nowmg a Break or 100 to 126 rels In future. there aa compared with early Quotations. and the general tone of the market was easier. The opening waa 1 to 2 points lower and closing prices showed a net loss of 11 to 16 points. Sales Including ex. change, 146,260. June, 7.73c: July, 7.76c; August, vwkc; Heptemner, 7.S3c; October, 7.Sic; November. 7.89c: Docember. 7.94c: January, 7.98c; February, 8.04c; March, b.'jvc; Aprn, b.i;.c; way, b.isc. npoi, auu it 10 78. 10: Hantos 4s. 104: Santos, 8s, and 4a, were said to be offered In tne com and freight market at 10 cents L,nndon credits but these pricea were con sidered too high to attract buyers. jne crucial cables reported a decline of 76 rels In the Rio market with Santos. sDots unchanged. Rio reported s, clearance of 12,000 bags for New OrleanB. Metal Market. New York, June 19. Metals Lead, dull: spot, 81L87012.12. Spelter, dull; a pot Bust Bt. J.ouis delivery, s.U ljjs.37. Cop per, firm ; electrolytic, spot and nearby, t33.00tf34.O0 nominal; third and later de. Ilvcry, I29.60O32.00. Iron, firm and un changed. Tin, strong; 63.60764.00. At London: Spot copper, 1 30: futures. E139 10s: electrolytic. 143. Soot tin. 241: futures, 239. Lead, spot, 80 10s; futures. U9, 103. spelter, spot, 60; futures, 60. Cotton Market. New York. Jul). 19. Cotton Futures opened strong; July 26:20f)3s.2&e.; October. 28.30&!6 60c; December, 26.60ft36.a7c; Jan uary, ati.7U?H Bti; Maren. 26.t627.00c. Cotton futures closed unsettled; July. 26, 40o; October, 36.17c: December. 36.2ftc: Js.nu.ry, 26.s6r; March, 26.6o; spot steady; middlinr. -B.sbr. Liverpool, Jun. If. cotton Spot stronr; cood middling. 19.63d; middling, 19.37d; low middling. ll.96d: ssles. 10.000 bales. The c lton market closed Irregular and unsettled at a net advance of 12 to 63 points. JAPS MAY CONFER WITH THEEMPEROR Significance Attached to New Law Following Close on the Russian Revolution. (Correspondence of The Associated Pres. Tokio, April 30. Coming immedi ately after the Russian revolution, great significance was attached here to the promulgation of a law making it possible for any Japanese subject, however humble, to communicate di rectly with the empcrior. The action is regarded as a democratic move to establish closer relationship between the imperial house and the people. The right of direct appeal to the emperor was provided for in the con stitution which Emperor Mutsuhito granted to his subjects in but the privilege has never existed in practice. The privy council, at the suggestion of the Terauchi cabinet, has just promulgated regulations making the constitutional prov sion effective. Appeals, petiticv.s or otner communications may now be sent di rect to the emperor through the ma.ls. The letters will be opened bv court officials and submitted to the em peror, who will grant or reject the ap peals or petitions as he sets fit The departure is interpreted as the answer of Premier Terauchi to thos: of his critics who claim that his gov ernment is extremely bureaucratic. In a wider sense, it is regarded as in corporating a desire to satisfy the democratic tendencies of the people. The Tokio News Agency asserts that Prince Yamagata, one of the eld er statesmen, is greatly concerned by the democratic tendencies of the Jap anese people in political and educa tional as well as in religious and so cial affairs. Asks Judge Be Ordered To Send Man to Jail City Prosecutor McGuire lias gone to the mat with Police Judge Madden over the enforcement of the prohi bition law. A petition was filed in the district court by City Solicitor Kleharty asking for an alternative writ against the police justice. The petition alleges that on the second day of June one F. Smith was arrested on the charge of having liquor illegally in his possession. That on the sixth day of June lie was found guilty in Judge Madden's court and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. The petition further alleges that Judge Madden wrongfully refused to issue an order of commitment. An alternative writ directing the judge to issue the order sending the con victed man to jail is asked. First Muny Band Concert At Florence Wednesday The first municipal band concert to be held in Florence since the recent annexation with Greater Omaha will be offered Wednesday night in Flor ence park by the Mid-West band un der leadership of A. A. Wedemeyer. Florence people will make a holiday affair of the occasion. Mayor Dahf man and Commissioner Hummel will say a few words and F. S. Tucker, former mayor of Florence, will be heard. Patriotic numbers arc included in the band program. A concert also will be given on Municipal field, Thirty-second street and Dewey avenue, Wednesday night by the Ancient Order of United Work men band, led by Frank P. Mooney, Grant Injunction Against Amos Cray Place at Millard After hearing the evidence in the case of the State against Amos Bray , and Henry Von Dohran, lessee and lessor, respectively, of a place at Mil lard, where liquor was alleged to have been sold, Judge Sears said an injunc tion would be granted. County Attorney Magney filed the case, charging the law was being vio lated and that people could obtain the stuff that cheers. Witnesses tes tified people went to the building rented by Bray and came away "feel ing good." ' Judge Sears said any place that al lowed people to carry "sticks" in small bottles and then pour them into drinks was violating the law. ' Minneapolis Omla Market. Minneapolis, Jun. II. Flour Fanoy patents, 0o lowsr, quoted at 116.31; first clears, $1 lower, Quoted at 111.60; ether grades unchanged. Barlay 11. 0IO1. l. Rye 11.4602. tl. Bran 121. 00 (J 29.00. Wheat July, 12.11 K; September, ll.tl. Cash: No. 1, hard, I2.J1.6H,; Ne. I northern, l2.BS92.63Ht Mo. I nortbern. t2.4mO.63Mi. I Corn No. 3 yellow, ll.llol.il, ' Oats No. S white, 66 Ml 66 He ,. Flaiseed 12.0601.10. Evaporated Applet and Dried Fruit. New York, June 19. Evaported Apples Dull but firm; fancy, i:,013hHc; choice, UHOllfcc; prime, 11c. Prunes Quiet; California, 11 4 Oil Ho! Oregon., llOUHc. Apricots Firm; fancy, 13024c. Psaches Firm; standard, lOfcCi choice 11c; fancy, 14Hc Kalslns -Steady: loose muscatels, 710902 choice to fancy seeded, S09ic; seedless, 10H He; London layers, 11.10. Omaha Bay Market. Receipts are lighter: market firmer on the bftter grades of prairie hay: lower grades are selling slowly. Choice upland prairie, sza.uuat 4.oo: no. l. 122. 00023. 00 No. 2, 116.004 20.00; No. t, I9.00O12.00; No. 1 midland, I21.00O22.00; No. 2, 114.009 18.00; No. 1 lowland, I12.00O14.00; No. 2, - sa.uutriu.uv no. s. 16. 0006.60. Cho ce al falfa. 122. 00028.00; No. 1. 121.0022.00: standard, 119.00920.00; No. 3, 116.00017.00; No. 3. 111. 00O13.00, Oat straw, I8.O0OS.60; wheat straw, 17. 00 7.60 Turpentine and Rosin. Savannah, Oa., June II. Turpentine Firm; 3Ki 39c: ssles. 449 obis.: recelota. 464; shipments, 290: stock, 18,309. nosin rirm; sales a bbls. : rsoslpts, 1.622; shipments, 997; stock, 63.406. Quoto: R, 16.36: II, 16.46: K. 16.66: F. 16.80: O. II, I, 16.86: K, 16.10; M, 16.20; N. 6.60 WO, 16.70; WW, 16.86. Kansas City General Market. Kansas City, June 19. Wheat No, 3 hard. I2.602.6S: No. 2 red. I2.82AI2.S7: July, 12.08; September, 11.86. corn No. 2 mixed. 11.6601.67! No. 9 white. I1.66H91.66; No. 2 yellow, I1.66HO i.o,., juiy, .i.dom; oepiemoer, i..i.. Oats No. 3 whits, 72c; No. I mixed, 680. St. Louis Grain Market, St. Louis. June II. Wheat No. t red. 12.41; No. 2 hard, nominal: July. 12.06: September, 11.81. corn No. 2. Il.lltt: No. 3 whits. I1.7H, July, 11.46; September, I1.07S. uats ao. 2, 67 Ho; No. 2 white, nominal. London stock Market. London, June 19. American securities, closed dull on the stock exchange today. ouvei" nar, .vo per ounce. Money 4OIH percent. Discount Rates Short bill 4 1-16 ne cent; three months' bills, 4 per cent. Bee Want Ads Produce. Reults, ,