THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, JUNE 50, 1917.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Miscellaneous.
' PARTLY MODERN.
4-R. 101 Martha 8t I1S.M
UODtKN EXCEPT HEAT.
t-R. IMS Fierce 8t H.OO
STRICTLY MODERN.
I-R. Till Dorcas St VS. It
1-R. 10SI South 10th Av IS. 00
l-R 1901 North 17th St SO. 00
I-R J81S Famatn St (0.00
10-R. 2121 DlKlge St 40.00
l-B. ,S South leth St 13. to
FLATS.
I-R 101 South 10th St IJS.W
I-R. 1011 Dawej, Ave 17. M
APARTMENTS.
tobcker. til fiou-b. 14th St.
I-B. Apt., 10 Ill od 111
PORTER A SHOTWELU
' 10) South 17th St. Douglas fiOll.
Offices with HUME BUILDERS.
WE) want mora houses and apartments to
- root. The fart that we have practically
cleaned out our bis Hat la conclusive proof
of the efficiency of our rental service. It
you want to keep your places rented see
rayn. Biaier v;o., -vmao.s
Men." 1 Om. Nat. BK, Bld. Don. 1011.
201 8. 26TH ST., l-r, new flat US. 00
II3S Harney St., l-r, all-modern ,.137.60
101 N. 17th St., l-r. mod. apt. .. .137.10
MHO N. list St., -r. mod. ei. heat. Its. 00
till N J2d St.. 4-r. rood: ex heat. IIS. 00
RASP BROS.. 310 Keellne umg. iy.
u..,...,. In all narti of the CltV.
CREIOH, SONS & CO.. SOI Baa Bids.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West
"" BQSWORTH APARTMENTS,
2217-19 HOWARD. "
t room end bath and dressing room.
Furnished and ui.rurn.Fhed. Unexcelled In
tbe city $26.60 to $37.50.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1626. KEALTUf.S. 339 Rose Bldg.
tioSE-IN A very choice 6-room brick flat,
strictly modern, $30, No small children.
Gall Douglas 3962 or H. 3744,
BOOMS, sleeping porch, upper flat, all
modern, 3116 Davenport St., 932.50. C.
O Carlberg. 212 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
VITRA.CTIVK 6-room apartment; janitor
service; rent $40. 60 8. 34th. Harney 46,
ST. CLAIR,
Hth and Harney, 8-room apt. Call Har. 647,
APARTMENTS, all sizes and prlcea. splen
dld location. 24th and Farnam. D. 1473.
. 9-ROOMS, garage, sleeping porch, hot water.
heat. Janitor service. Z4U xjavinpon.
POUR dandy rooms. Douglas and Park Ave.,
- $10.00. Phone Webster 2373. .
Mod. fur. 4-r. Apt Har. 4141 or Wal. 2357.
North.
4-ROOMl modern apartment, steam heated,
- corner, first flaar, porch, $2!; Apt. 1; 4
. room Inside apartment, $20, Apt, 5.
"- Marlon. 1812 Maple Bt. Red ISM.
fiODERN, four rooms, steam bested, $18
, and up. Close In, G. P. St eb bins, 1810
Chicago. .
" STEAM heated, $1S nd up. summer rates',
near P. O. 0. P. Stebbtns. 1610 Chicago.
South.
, A 9PIC AND SPAN. 6 rooms and bavh, brick
flat; must be seen to be appreciated.
" $30. See owner, 545 S. 27th St. Harney
37 44. '
5-ROOM. and tittle, modern St. Lout flat,
. screened porch. 1133 S. 29th St.; 130.
Phone Walnut 2873.
T-ROOM flat to rent.
;.' heat. 1234 S. 13th.
all modern except
Tel. Douglas 1198.
1826 VINTON ST. Six-room flat, modern
except heat. Phone Douglas 7701.
Miscellaneous.
4-ROOM modern apartments with bath, gas
range and janitor service, to only small
families, iiz.ito to iih.
THO. W. HAZEN. 207-08 McCague Bldg.
PETERS TRU8T COMPANY,
R3NTAL HEADQUARTERS roR OMAHA
FOR RENT Business Prop'ty
Stores.
FOR RENT
The Bank Floor of the
BROMLEY BUILDING
' IT IS A FINE LARGE ROOM IN GOOD
REPAIR. TWO VAULTS. STEAM HEAT,
-fcBOTHIC LIGHTS. ALSO OOOD OF
VICE ROOMS.
L N.. HAMMOND, Agent
DESlft-XjiLE store room, modern front,
metal ceiling, steam heat, 624-t6 So.
16th St.; sire 82x60: can be subdivided;
low rent. Conrad Young, 323 Bramleia
Theater Bldg. Douglss 1571.
LOW-PRICED modern offices, Farnam
. Bldg., 13th and Farnam. (Old 1st Kat
' Bank Bldg.)
" r FIRST TRUST CO.. Tyler 500.
8TQRSS for rent.
WORLD REALTY CO.,
Sun Theater Building.
SMALL modern store room, steam heat,
i 1613 CapUol Av. Conrad Young, 322
Brandeis Theater. Douglas 1S71.
GOOD location for a barber shop.
Wead. 310 fl. 18th St.. Wead Bldg.
Office and Desk Room.
CHOICE office space, Balrd Bldg., 17 th and
, Douglas. McCague Inv. Co.
WANTED TO RENT
- Furnished Apartments and Houses.
WANTED to Rent Modern, furnished
house, with garage, by couple without
children. Write Box9468, Bee.
Miscellaneous.
VaNTED TO RENT A boarding house In
good small town or will take charge of
a rooming house. F. Warner, R. 4., Red
Qak, la.
MOVING AND STORAGE
GORDON VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Packing, storage and moving,
219 N. Uth BL Phone Doug
las 394.
FIDELITY
RENTAL
SERVICE
FREE
" - Phono Douglas 288 for complete
list el vacant houses and apart
ments. Also for storage, moving.
16th and Jackson Sts.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.,
' Expert service; prompt attention. Your
moving, your packing, your storage.
. Main Office, Central Furniture Store.
17th and Howard. Tel. D. 7785.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
'Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos; moving, packings and
hipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
80- S. 16th St. Douglas 4168.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
For rail service In moving, packing and
storing, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4388.
IfnTron " Van'and two men.
IVidggcUU 91M per hQUr
Van and Storage Co.. Moving. Packing.
Storage and Shipping. Phone Doug. 1488.
J. C. REED
Express Co., Moving
Packing and Jtorage.
1307 Farnam St. Web; 2741. Doug. 6146,
" REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
BT OWNER.
CITY LOTS. ALSO INCOME PROP
EKTT. Rates easy. Walnut 2528.
North.
. AFTER looking at MINNE LU8A 300 dif
; - ferent buyers decided that It was the best
' proposition on the market and they backed
1 their judgment - buying lots.
, IF YOU will come out today you will
V- understand why the others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.,
74- Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 187.
DANDY LO'i.
OkISS, two street frontages ( easy
term. Call Douglas 1064 or avenJoga
Harney 4168
BEAUTIFUL SO-rcoc iota Price I22, only
9 nasB ano u renia per wees. pong. iisi.
HAVE a bargain price on lot in Minn Lusa.
C A. "Grlmmel, Douglas. 1815.
REAL ESTATE B'nes. Pr'pty
H A. WOLF. Raaitor. War. Bin apaclallat
. w Howntown tolnaa oroMrtr
Persistent Advertising is the Road
"
10 Success.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
WEST FA1WAMH0ME
I rooms, brand bow and alt modern, oai
finish downstairs, white enamel kitchen.
4 bedrooms, all In white ana me 1; good at
tic; rooms all decorated; oorner lot. south
front, trice only so. rev. si.oov eesi
balance monthly.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Phone Dour 387. 211 8. 17th.
FOR SALE By owner, 5rooin cottage.
close in, (nod location. Modern, pmalt
cash Mymeut down, balance like rent
Worth your attention, a bargain. Address
Box 6202. Bee.
NEW stucco, 8 rooms, built for a homo, sun
and breakfast room, built-in features, tile
vestibule and bath. Bi sure to sea this.
Phone H, 3388.
WE have some excellent bargains In sonn
splendid West Farnam homes. F, D.
Wead. 310 So. 18th St.. Weed Bldg.
North.
HALF ACRE
. NEW HOUSE
NEW POULTRY HOUSE
$1,650 $100 CASH
Located at 27th and Wlrts Sis. A splen
did little place. House on full cement
block foundation, with outside cellerway,
house Is attractive, has 3 large rooms
with large porch. Poultry house built ac
cording to government plana. Monthly
payments, including interest, iie.&o.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN (Realtors
1614 Harney Bt.
NEW BUNGALOW
27th and Grand Avenue
We have just completed I new and
attractive Bungalows at 27th and Grand
Ave. Strictly modern, oak finish, nicely
decorated. Price ranging from $8,460 to
83,760; 1-10 taen and balance line rent.
This Is your opportunity to secure a new
noma on exceptionally easy terms.
HIATT COMPANY,
Tyler 80 245 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
PRETTIEST MILE.
Leaving the City.
" Must Sell at Once.
8 rooms, strictly modern home; oak fin
Ish and oak floors; built-in bookcases,
flreolace: nlate rail and panel walls: cor
ner lot; east front on paved street. If
looking for a genuine bargain, see this
before buying.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
137 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bids;. D. 1
(REALTOR)
NORTH SIDE
Seven-room house, all modern, full sized
lot on corner, streets paved. This prop
erty Is on Burdett , easy walk to 20th
or 24th car. Will glva soma one a bar
gala. Owner left city.
ALFRED THOMAS,
308 Farnam Bldg.
YOUR cottage as first payment on this new
2-story, 6-r. bungalow, oak ilnlsn on first
floor, birch woodwork with maple floors
on second floor; room just decorated; stair
to 3d floor; outside of house Just painted;
dandy lot: near 24th and Plnkney Sts.
Price $4,600. Very easy terms or lot as
first payment.
RASP BROS., 110 Keellne Bldg. Ty. TBI,
TO COLORED FAMILY.
6-room modern brick house, 3409-11
Hamilton St.; has furnace and bath in
each. 120: to only good and small ram
Hies; one vacant about July 1; the other
July l.
THOB. W. HAZEN,
JOT-8 McCague Bldg. D. 1300,
South.
one 6-room ana one 4-room cottage, both
on on lot; tint oondltlon; live In on.nd
rent the otnor,, rnci ror com, s.iov.
Very easy terras. No. 2433 South lOtb Bt
NORRI8 ft NORRIS.
400 Bee Building. Phono Douglas 4310.
MONTCLAIR BUNGALOW.
Rtniu-o uMMtructlon. i lane light rooms.
Oak floors, oak and mamel finish. Price
li enn U. t.maa Ini.tTr (taw hnlM.
Ins for 11.460. Call Douglas 1721 days.
Walnut IMS evening. .
e-R. MOD. home. Birch and maple finish,
with steam heat, terms 1200 cash, balance
122 per mo.
F. D. Wead. 810 So. 18th St., Wead Bldg.
STRICTLY modem bungalow, S rooms. Slnd
and Amei Av. weoater ezzs.
Miscellaneous.
HOMESEEKERS,
ATTENTION!
Six rooms, otrietly modern, brand new
home, just completed, In one of Omaha's
best residence districts. East front. In
a new neighborhood, with all modern
rnnvftnlences. lncludlna laundry, butlt-ln
cupboards In kitchen. Large living room
and dining room. Good sized white en
ameled kitchen, two large bed rooms
with bath: Beautiful oak floors
r.d nlentv of closet room. This Is the best
bargain In Omaha. Monthly payments If
oeslrca. oo aown. ;an Lrougiaa soie ueys
or walnut tn evenings.
SMALL HOME CLOSE IN
Owner In town for a day only. Says
sell little corner, waking distance business
center; 6 rooms, toilet, gas. only st.oov.
Easy payments. Make offer. Rents III.
GEORGE G. WALLACE
(REALTOR)
614 Keelina Bldg.
FOR SALE Save commission; an all-modern,
8 -room home with garage; first class
condition. Free of Incumbrances. Too large
for present owner. For particulars call
Harney 3978.
A TRACT of ground laying Ideal for poultry
raising; 250 ft. frontage; price ssiu; sou
cash, 12,60 monthly. Call D. nt36.
Templeton-OlBon Co., Bea Bldg. Tylar 2020.
General real eatate, insurance, itemaia.
I. a HOBINSON. Real Batata and Inaur
nc. Ht Be. BldR Doavla. 0,7
R. S. TRUMBULL.
Nat. Bk. Bide.
Persistent Advertising is the Road
to Success.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
TO EXCHANGE FIVE-ACRE
PLACE.
One of tha prettteat hom.a In Council
Bluffa. The alt. la fine, In a. growing
part of the city, tlx blocka of car line,
eloee to city achoola and paved itreeta.
The houee, an 8-room bungalow, nearly
new, hae every modern convenience. The
yard ie shaded by large, native trees, and
surrounded by evergreens and shrubbery.
There la a good garden, some fruit and
pasture for a cow or two. A desirable
horn, for retired farmer or business man
Want fann or ranch In exchange. Might
take other property. Unless you have
aomethlng with a real equity, please don't
waste your time and oura. This property
la held at 112.000.
M'GEB REAL ESTATE CO..
101 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. la.
WILL exchange a number of residence In
come properties, soma new and others
nearly nawi also soma vacant. Some are
clear of Incumbrance and soma Incumbered
. about 40 per cent Want clear land.
TKAVER8 BROTHERS.
II, rirst National Bank Sldg.
Phono Douglas 6S8S.
10,009 ACRES In Cherry county to trade for
a stock of Implements,
220 acres. Improved and fenced, for sale
or trade.
100 acre, farm land, highly Improved,
good rich soil. Apply Box Y 70, Bee.
HAVE client with 1,0 acre, good land In
aaatarn Montana. Clear, worth 10,000:
three miles from good railroad town.
Want to l-room modern Omaha real.
d.nc valued ..000 to M.OOD. JOMpb
Pick, ill, Evar.s St Web. 416,.
A OOOD hotel with three Iota; ionly hotel in
town; haa II rooms, steam heat and In
good snap.. Price lfi.000.00; will want a
little cash and western land, O. A. KuU,
Oakland. Neb.
"I b0." " arm. Vf
.rim. vmana. inqutr. ess jumi, jsig,riei.
Doug. ilia. JtMldeno, ihoa: Doom. kit.
ESTATE Investment
APARTMENT.
971.000 Income II per cent; one yeai
old; very fine, location; mortgage I2&.000
ana win accept ,iu,ouo in trade; bal'
anca eaan or nogotlabl, papera,
CALKINS A CO.,
Douglas 11. City Nat. Bank Bldg,
SEE US FOR INVESTMENT AND
SPECULATIVE PROPERTY,
A. P. TL'KET A SON.
REALTORS.
120 First National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE Other Cities
BUY REAL ESTATE IN
OLIVER
THE NEW STEEL CITY.
The city with a future.
Near the U. S. Steel
Corp. $35,000,000 plant,
which is almost completed.
Lots are NOW $o00.
Write now for information.
FRANK J. GIFFORD,
301-2 Commerce Bldg.,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED LISTINGS
Of E, ( and 7 room homes In all parts
oi me city. or results can
HIATT COMPANY,
Tyler 0.
346 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg.
WILL pay 13,000 cash for a ('room cot
tags, modern except furnace. Must be
near car and Protestant church. Sox
6361. Bee.
LISTING houses to rent or sell on small cash
payments; have parties waiting. Western
tteai estate. 41s k arose n ma. u. 1607.
LIST your 8 and 6-room houses with Ed
word F. Williams Co., S01 Omaha Nat.
Bank Bldg. V. 420.
LIST your fi and S-room houses with us,
WE SELL THE&L .OSBORNE REALTY
Co.. Tyler
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dundee,
DUNDEE SPECIAL, $5,400
Near 52d Street
7 rooms, modern. GARAGE AND DRIVE
WAT. Large living room with beam cell
ing, ff replace and but It-In book cases.
Dining room and kitchen finished In mis
sion oak. 4 good bedrooms on Id floor;
attlo on td floor. Fall basement, sta
tionary tuba and extra toilet. High and
sightly south front lot. Nonresident
owner says sell.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Realtors,
S18-20 City National.
Douglas 3flfi2.
DUNDEE PROPERTIES.
Well located lota on easy terms. Mod-
rn. attraottro homes. Before buying be
our ana see
GEORGE & CO.
HOMES and home altes In Dundee.
BHULKR A CART. 204 Keellne. D.
B074.
Miscellaneous.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
82 acres of land, on mile from
Omaha located on the Florence and Krug
Park boulevard, will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder
SATURDAY. JUNE 10, AT 8 P. M.
Pale takes place on the premises.
This Is Meal suburban property; IS
acres natural timber with heavy blue
grass, a beautiful natural park, 8 acres
alfalfa, balance In cultivation, some good
fruit, small bouse, barn and other build'
lngs.
Beautiful building sit overlooking Mis
souri valley, one of the most picturesque
farms in the state.
The owner Is going Into government
service end farm will be sold regardless
oi price tt brings.
The legal numbers are swH of bw of
sec. II and 12 Va acres joining In nw4 of
nett or sec, it, township iff, range 13,
uougiae county. Farm is clear oz eu in
cumbrance; title perfect
Terms. 11,000 cash on day of sale, bal
ance when papers are delivered. All par
ties Interested will be taken In auto to
see the land free. Free transportation on
day of sale.
For further Information call auctioneer,
Red 3316, or Harney 4671. There will be
no bye bidding. Farm will absolutely be
aold.
JAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer.
J. O. ROURKE, Owner.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans. Mortgages.
CITY AND FARM LOANS
'S. E and 4 ner cent. Also first mort
gages on farms and Omaha real estate for
sale. J. H. Dumont A Co., 41C-41I Keellne
Bldg.. 17th and Harney.
THE best security for your money is a good
6 or s per cent farm mortgage; fourteen
years' experience ma King real estate loans;
no losses. White A Hoover. Omaha Nat'l
Bldg. .
FARM MORTGAGES.
Well secured .bearing pet. Interest.
HARLEY-T. HOOKLR.
940 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel. Tyler S6B8.
i PER CENT to S per cent on best class
city residences in amounts sz.ouu up; aiso
farm loans. Reasonable commission,
PETERS TRUST CO., HZt Farnam 8t.
FOR SALE.
Ten shares of Ralston Realty Co. at
one-half par value. Address M. 8. Dean,
181' 6 Peoples Oas Bldg., Chicago. III.
$6,000 MTGE., bearing 6 pet. semi-annually,
secures, by property vaiuea at iLb.buv.
Talmage-Loomls Inv. Co., W. O. W. Bldg.
MONET to loan on Improved farma and
ranches, we aine buy geoa farm mort
gages. Kloke Inv. Co., Omaha.
H. W. BINDER.
Money on band for mortgage loans.
City National Bank Bldg.
SIX per cent first mortgages secured by
Omaha real estate, . H. Lougee, inc.,
638 Keellne Btdr
8HOPEN & CO., PRIVATE MONET.
OMAHA HOMES, EAST NEB. FARMS.
O KEEFE K. K. Ctf., 101S Umana INHL
FARM and city loans, 6, 6H and 6 per cent.
w. H. Thomas, Keonne mag, uoug. ibis.
NO DELAT IN CLOSING LOANS.
W. T. GRAHAM. S04 Bee Bldg.
S100 to $10,000 mads promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sts.
MONET HARRISON & MORTON,
910 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
00
5
CITT
LOANS
OARVIN BROS.,
Om. Nat bk. BloaT.
LOW RATES C. O. CARLBERO, 312 Bran.
dels Theater Bin,. D. 68fc
Stocks and Bonds.
LISTED and unlisted stocks. Investment
securities. Industrial etocks.
ROBERT C. DRUESEDOW & CO.,
8,0 umana national Hank Bidff.
Abstracts of Title.
Kerr
Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
SOS a 17th Bt, ground -tloor.
Bonded by Haas. Bonding and Ina. Co.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldeet abstract ot-
rice in nearaska. zos tfranaeia Tneater.
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
represent prompt pay Insurance com
panies, 610 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
t0 ACRES eastern Colorado farm 120 acres
nroKen, oniy an acre. Terms.
S. fl. A R. E. MONTGOMERY,
627 fclty National Bank Bid g.
Kansas Lands.
800 ACRES, Phillips co. ty, a well devel
oped ranch; 100 acres alfalfa, 800 acres
cultivation, plenty of good timber, good
buildings, running water, will tako some
trade, miles to town. Price $60,000;
mortgage IIG.000, I per cent. $28 Rose
Bldg.
Missouri Lands,
GREAT BAROAIN8 $5 down; $t monthly.
buys 40 acres good fruit and poultry land,
near town, southern Missouri. Price only
$200. Address Box 808, Excelsior Springs,
Missouri.
Texas Lands.
OOOD corn land. East T.xaa. 12, an acre.
it.i ror rree noott.
W. I. FRANK. 2,1 Nevllie Block. Onaka.
REAL
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Nebraska Lands.
Merrick County Farm,
160 Acres at Auction.
Monday, July 2, at 2 p. m
KJJi IHfc A BUY b UAIti Al
CENTRAL CITY.
Neb., we will sell at public auction to th
nlglieat bidder, reiarillpsa of price
following rtscrllwd real estate: Th.
southwest quarter of section 4, township
i. range e, went or the 6th l M.. m,t-
ncK county, Nebraska, containing
acres more or I mi, according to govern
ment aurvey. I.ocitcd six miles north of
Central Clly. Terms Kl flee ii per rent of
purchase price rash dy of sale, it per
eni .Marrn l, ism, MUanoo rive year a
per t'fiit intprMt payable annually
Oood and sufficient abstract of title to
getlipr with warranty deed delivered to
iurmaser March I. 11 R, when poaicanion
win oe given. lmtrovtmoius r lvo-rooni,
story and a half house, barn for six hH(t
of horses, rhk-hen houtte, granary, good
wen ana winanuii; place an rnced. A
under plow except alxmt ten acres in pai
ture. Good black loam soil. Land U
nearly level: not a foot of waste. &a!
will take place In tho Emprvas Theater.
rafn or shin. For further Information
address Nebraska Really Auction
Central City, Neb. Mark Carraher. .
lloneer; M. A. Lamm, Manager; William
uaterman. Owner. Arlington, Nob.
K. F. STRONG. Ottumwa, U.: I answered
your letter 6-4-17. A dtal Is pending for
the 4m-a. in Cherry county. The owner
will sell for $T.&0, $1,000 cash. It sure
is a snap. The first earnest money reaches
me secures It. Why not buy Neb. lands
now, before it is too late: you will pay
for delays; lands are advancing, which
will almost pay for itself with one good
crop. If you will advise me. If you are
in tne market for good land cheap, lro
vldlng you are not a trador or a curb
stone land dealer and can appreciate an
opportunity when presented, 1 will keep
you posted on tho land market from time
. to time. I no not accept or spend any
time on inflated lists from uromoterH,
speculators, boosters, knockers and cheap
lend sharks. Any lands I may have to
offer 'will stand Investigation. 1 for'
ward alt Information as I receive It from
owners. C. .1. Canan, 310 MrCttgue Bldg.
1120 ACRE ranch, located nine miles south
went of Chadron In the beautiful Bordeaui
Creek Valley. 200 acres tillable, 155 acres
in cultivation, all of which would make
the very best of alfalfa land. Tho plane
Is well Improved to the amount of not
less than $4,000.00, consisting of a new
six room modern house, good barn, ahedt
ana out -build in go, and inv acres fenced
hog tight. Creek runs through the place
ror a nine, whcin, together with several
springs, furnishes an abundance of stock
water. Plenty of timber. This 1s a stock
ranch that cannot he beaten, ai.d the
price Is absolutely right. Price $30.00
per acre.
KLOKE INVESTMENT CO.
11$ Omaha Nations) Bank Building.
Omaha, Nebraska.
160 ACRES, Improved, only I miles from
u merson, neo. ; every acre good rarra
land; there la about 1$ acres pasture that
win ieea two neaa per acre; about
acres alfalfa and 30 acres clover, and a
dandy orcbaro and grove, at only 1141
per acre, on easy terms. GK A. Kult,
Oakland, ncd.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
1,440-acre ranch, southwestern Thomas
County, Neb., partly Improved, price U2.60
per acre.
ARCHER REALTY COMPANY,
Douglas 'H10. 680 Brandeis Bldg.
80 ACRKS, Antelope county, all but 20
acres under plow, good set of Improvements,
all fenced, a bargain, ifi.&no; 11.6OO cauli,
balance 8 per cent. $38 Rose Bldg, A.
A. Patiman.
11 ACRKS, adjoining Lexington, Dawson
county, fair Improvements; 4 acres
falfa, used as chicken ranch, $3,000, Some
trade considered. (IS Roso Bldg. A. A.
Patsman.
2.H00-ACRE ranch, one large and one small
set or improvements, witnin ho roas or
county eeat town; price 110 per acre
good terms. E28 Rose Bldg. A. A. Pats
man. $0 ACRES Irrigated, fine, level black land,
near Bridgeport, Neb,, very cneap, terms;
crop goes with land.
, 8. A R. B. MONTGOMERY,
SET City National Bank Bldg.
320 ACRES, Dawson county, fair Improve
ments, close to town, ISO acres alfalfa,
Price $24,000; $9,000 cash, balance 5 years,
6 per cent. 628 ttoso iildg. A. A. raiz
man. TEN sections of land In Keith county for
sale at $30 to $30 per acre; some extra
choice farm land. .Good location for col
ony. The Welpton Investment Co., Ogal-
lal, Pie p.
SMALL Nebraska farms on easy payments
I acres up. we farm tne farm we asu
you. The Hungerford Potato Growers'
Association. 16th and Howard SI., Oma
ha. Douglas fill.
130'ACRB Improved farm H miles from
Benson, well situated and with good roads.
V. D. WEAD, 810 S. 18th 8L Wead Bldg.
South Dakota Lands.
320 ACRES of good black loam soil and clay
subsoil: good buildings: near town of 10,-
000, South Dakota. Writs us for price
and Tuther particulars. Mid -West Land
Co.. 1067 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. P. 11 60.
Wyoming Lands.
FOR SALE.
310 acres of the beet timber land In the
state of Wyoming, In Converse county,
forty miles from the county seat, Douglas.
This land has not only an Immense
amount of fine saw timber on It, but Is
well watered by a living stream, has
numerous meadows where hay can be cut,
and la the key to a large open summer
range. For further Information addrens
The Florence Hardware Co., Douglas, Wyo.
10 ACRES of first-clans land, well Im
proved, DO acres in alfalfa, 80 acres under
plow. Sure crops, .d per acre, excep
tionally easy terms; 2 years without In
terest on deferred payments; discount for
catih.
BIG FOUR REALTY CO.,
181 B-M TV O. W. Bldg. Doug. 3486.
Miscellaneous.
OWN A FARM HOME
Here's a chance for Independence for
wage earners and farm renters, investi
gate our low terms for small or large
tracts in Michigan's fruit and clover belt.
$16 to $26 an acre. 10 A. $5 to $26 down;
20 A. $10 to $60 down; 40 A. $26 to $100
down; balance small monthly or yearly
payments. Excellent for general fanning,
stock, dairying, poultry, vegetables, fruit.
Near towns, schools, good transportation
Big booklet free. Swlffart Land Co., J
126a First Nat. Bank Bldg., Chicago, III.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
COLLI E doff tnt sale.
Call Walnut ZUb.
412! Maple Bt.
Motorcycles and Bicycle
H A IlLET-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Bargains in uaed machines. Victor H.
Itooa. "The Motorcycle Man," 27 tb and
Leavenworfh.
MUST SELL AT ONCK Harley-Uavliison
bicycle, almoat new. will sell reasonable.
F. E. Coasalrt, room 15, the Crelchton
Block.
THB Cleveland lightweight motorcycle 1. the
machine of exclusive features. Kluer
agenta wanted.
l'LOTT BROTHEIIS.
. 8711. Hit farnam.
Horse Live Stock Vehicles
bull Calf.
Nicely rrwrked Hols tela bull calf, from
cow- producing 14.H2 Ibtt. butter 1 Any,
363 lbs. milk. $50.00 takes him; send
for photo and pedigree. Also 6-year-old
registered cow for sale.
HARRIS HOLSTEIN FARM,
Hextonvllle, Wis.
SMALL spotted Shetland pony, 3 years old.
for sale crump if taken at once. Kind to
children. Wobster 18H3.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Charls L. Smith and wlf to Lemuel
L. Sawyer, northeast corner Korty
flfth end Boulevard streptn, 51.6x1 ZO $2,000
Ssdle M. Davis to Mary Mulligan, Thlr-
ly-rourtn street, ltd feet north of
Arbor street, east side, 49x140 3,000
Drake Realty Construction company to
uecrge H. I'rakc, Fifth slrort, 260
feet north of Dodge street, east side,
60x13 2
Luke Grantham and wife to Agns
Knulba snd husband. Thirty-seventh
street, 63.2 feet north of F street.
West side, 60x13(1
, C. Wyer and wife to Edward E.
Hatiel, southwest corner Twenty
ninth and Charles street, 68x107
270
Carl. E.; Slerrers and wife to A. W.
Smith, Camden avenue, 200 ftct
wt of Forty-third street, south
side. 60x123
SiO
D. C. Patterson et al to Mary E. Olson.
V.rty-second street, 4U feM north of
Uroy street, east side, 47x130....,
NEW YORK STOCKS
Unsettlement in Speculative
Conditions Causes Irregular
Market to Strengthen
Toward Close.
New York. June SI, Further uniott le
nient In speculative condition rhsrsoter
Ised the first half of today's dull and pro
fession.,! trading with sharp and very sub
stantial rallies bofore the close. Motor
Mhsns, utilities and many minor specialties
reiirediMiiod tho chief elements of weakness
and mils aluo itsvo way moderately In the
ahavnoti of development rugwrdlng th
freight rate slltm lion, Murh of (he belated
recovery remllrtl front xhort covering In
such lenders as the tet1f and etiutrmitnts.
which were supported on reports Indicating
an ndjuntmnt of government prices. United
States Nteel made an extreme advance of
points from Ita minimum of 12S and
closed virtually at the top, with a net gain
of a point.
In do pendent Steele and related nharea re
bounded from their oarly revernala of S to
3 points, with pronounced strength In Cru
cible and Lackawanna, Ha Id win Locomotive
and Mepubiic iron. Coppers, nhlpplngs and
the more volatile sprlaltlea were r en pensive
to relaxed preamire and motor In nw.-
stance made up the greater part oi; their
severe lonaert.
Ohio Oas ami Ueneral Motors were among
the other erratic issues In which material
declines gave way to substantial net ad
vances.
Losses In rails ranged from SU points tn
Delaware A Hudson to a point or more In
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Northern
rucinc, iew lorn centra,, tmutnern Kail
way preferred and Baltimore A Ohio. Re
coveries In the group were nominal. Total
aaies, o,ti,t(it) snares,
Honds were irregular, with a sale of Lib
erty Stts at the new premium of 100 t-0.
Total sales, par value, Ill.SiMOO. United
Slates bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and quotations on. leading
stocks:
Sale. High. Low. Close.
Am. Beet Sugar. . 900 93 92 13 V
American Can 9.60ft 41 47U 48Vk
Am. Car & Kndry.
,700 T 77'. 711
700 71 C9i, 701A
Am. Locomotive,, .
Am. S. A Hefng.,
Am. Kugaa Kefng.
Am. Tel, A Tel , .
3.509 107 106 10T
GOO 119T 111 11
KAO 121 120H 120
200 31U 30i S1H
13.000 81H ROft ft 1
fioo ion, iooh 100
7O0 104 10ft
Am. Zinc. L. & 8.
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
A. O. A W. I. fl. L.
lUltlmftre A Ohio.
Butte A ftup. Cop,
1,000 73 1 72 72H
Cal. Petroleum
Canadian Pacific. 200 HI
Central Leather... 9,900 94
Chesapeake A Ohio 1,000 fio
C, M. A St, Paul. 300 79
Chicago A N. W
in
HI
is ,4
tot, oh
.. no
. I. A P. etfs
Chine Copper 3.800 tb
(.010. I'uei iron, z.loo 63H
Corn Prod. Refng. 8,200 33 W
Crucible Steel 31,700 91
Cuba Cane Sugar. 2,900 4 Hi
Distillers' Security. 2.000 2274
Kris 1.700 2614
m
ai
a.
It K
1H
16K
II
Ueneral Electric
19114
Ueneral Motors 24,200 116 1,0 US
irroi iiunuerfa pi ,nit ill ( 1UB IV9
Ot. N. Ore ctfs... 900 S2 31 21
Illinois Central 102
Inspiration Copper, (1,000 82 81 82
int. m. m. era.. .. ft.sno sa 1014 82U
Inter. Nickel 2.4U9 39 38 18
Inter. Paoer mu
K. C. Southern t aau
Kennec.ott Copper,, 2,600 4G 44 46
iroule & Nash. 137
Maxwell Motors. ., 3.700 47 48 47
Mex. Petroleum. .. 4,100 95
Miami Copper l.SOO 41
92
40
80
94
40
91
94
23
0
Missouri Pacific... 1,600 31
Montana Power
Nevada Copper.,,,
N. T. Central
400
900
as
3
22
80
T N. H. A H
38
7 H
Norfolk A "West...,
400 134 12314 lSfttt
Northern Pacific.
S.ftOO 102 101 101
100 2B 29 29
Paclflo Mail
Pacific Tele. A Tet,
z
62
64
28
06
1
26
94
27.
Pennsylvania MM 6 HA KIU
Pittsburgh Coal,,. 7.&00 99 B3
Kay (Ton. Copper.. 4.800 2SU 28
Reading 6.800 98 V 1SU
Hop. Iron A Steel. 9,700s 91 90
Shnttuck. Arts. Cou.
Southern Pacific.. T.900 94
93
37
84
Southern Railway. 2.800 28
Studebaker Corp... 48. (too 68
Texas Co 00 312
Union Paclflo 12.800 128
208 U 211
134 186
U. 8. Ind. Alcohol. 26,900 167 148 190
IT. S. Steel 196, 809 128 128 130
U. 8. Steel pfd.... 4,000 117 117 117
Utah Copper no
Wabash pfd. "B"., 1,900 17 27 ,27
western Union nu
VYeKttngh. Klectrlc. 9,900 60 49 60
Total sales the day, 970,04)0 shares.
New York Money Market.
Now Tork. June 29.Mercantlla Pnnnr
Hi flpfi per cent.
sterling Exchange 80-day bills. 14.71:
commercial 60-day bills on banks. $4.71 r
commercial 80-day bills, 14.71; demand,
14.76; cables, $4.70 7-19.
Sliver Bar. 77o: Mexican duller.
Clc.
itotids Government steady: railroad Ir
regular,
-rime Loans sort; oo days, 90 days and
sir months, 4tf4r.
.;aii Money Firm: ttlgn, 4V4 per cent:
low, 4 per cent; ruling rate, 4 per cent;
last loan, 4 per cent; closing old, 4U per
cent; offered at 4 per cent.
U. S. 2s. regd.. U III. Cent. ref. 4s 86
'do Coupon.... 98 Int. M. M. 8s... 90 U.
U. S. 3s, reg... 98K. C. 9. ref. 6s.. 86
do 2s, coupon. 98L. A N. uni. 4s 91
U. 9. 4s. reg..106M K A T. 1st 4s 68
do coupon..,. 106 Mo. Pan. gen. 4s, 69
Pan. 2s coupon. 66 Mont. Power 6s... 9644
Am. For. Sec. 6s 90 N. T, O. deb. 9s. 105
A. T. A T. ctl. 6s 9N. Pacific 4s... 87
Anglo-French 6a. 9.1 do 8s 62
ArmourACo4s 9 0. B. L. ref. 4s 87
Atchison gen. 4s. 89 Paa. T. A T. 6s. 96
Bait I. A Ohio 4s ft Penn. con. 4 Us. 100 U
Cen. Iiealher 6s. 99 do gen. 4s, . 99
Cent. Paclflo 1st 83 Rending gen. 4a. 90
Ches. A O. cv. 6s 8NK L. S. F. a. 6s 66
C, B. & Q. j. 4n 954hS. Pacific cv. 6s. 98
CM AS Pg 4n 96 do nf. 4s.... 86
C. R. I, A P. r. 4s 71 So. Railway 6s.. 97
coio. 8. r 4'b 7 'Tex. fr rac. 1st, 96
D. A R. O. r. 6a 55 Union Pacific 4s. 93
Horn, of Can. 5s 96V do cv. 4s 99
Krie gen. 4s..,. Cl'iU. R. Rubber 6s. 8rV
Oen. Klee. 6s...l02U. fl Steel 6s.. .104
. N. 1st 4s, 94 Wabash 1st 100
Bid. Offered. W. Union 4s. 91
St. Louis Live Btook Market.
St. Louis. June 29. Cattlo Recelots.
1,700 head: market lower: native beef
steers, 97, CO & 13.60; yearlings steers and
heifers, 96.60013.26; cows, 96.00010.60;
Blockers and feeders, 96.0009.60; prime
southern beef steers, 98.00012.25; beef
cows and heifers, 14.2649.00; prime year
ling steers and heifers. 97.60010.00: native
calves, 94.00016.26.
Hogs Receipt, 8.600 head: market
lower; lights, $14.15016.10; pigs, $10,000
14.26; mixed and butchers, 814.96016.80;
gnod heavy. 916.56016.96; bulk of sales,
$16.05016.56.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 2.400 head:
market, lower; flipped lambs, 313.000)16.00;
clipped ewes. $6.fl0&9.6fl : soring lambs.
Itt.ft0iff17.40; camicnti $6, 0006.60; choppers,
IT.OOQ'7.50.
ChlcRffo Live Stock Market.
Chicago, June 2fl. Cattle Receipts, 8.000
head; market, slow and weak; native beeves,
$8.40018.80; s tochers and feedern, $1,600
9.76; cows and heifers, $6.60011.80; calvus,
$10.60016.26.
Hogs Receipts, 13,000 head: market.
weak and montly 10c lower; bulk, $14,600
S.3&; light. 913.90016.10; mixed. $14,260
16.60; heavy. $14.20016.70; rough. $14,200
14.40; pigs, $10.76013.90.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 10,000 head:
market, weak; wethers, $ft.ou0IO.85; ewas,
$7.6009.76; Iambs, $10.26014.60; spring
lambs, 912.50017.60.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AtiKUst C. tiodonschwuger and wife to
Leo V. Ryan, Webster street, 100
feet west of Fiftieth street, south
side. 60x129 1.400
John M. Kemp and wife to Emll K.
wodeeky, Farnam street. 60 feet
west of Forty-fourth street, north
Hide, 60x128.5
Ilohert Dempster, trustee, to Third
Presbyterian church, southwest cor
ner Twentieth and Leavenworth
street. 60x144 18,500
Amanda I Balrd to Alice M. Bacnn,
Cass street, 260 feet west of Fiftieth
Btre-'t, north at do, 60x136 6,000
Alice Ed holm and husband to Louise
M. (iwln, Burt street, 97.4 feet enHt
of Fifty-second street, south side.
5135 1
Peter N. Nelson and wife to Hwdleh
Hospital aiittociation, Pratt streel,
It 9 feet east of Twenty-seventh
street, south side, 46xll!4 3,400
Frank Broughton and wife to Cyrus
J. Bowman et al, southeast corner
Twenty-fifth avenue and Hickory
street, 30x120 , 1
Winifred Fl. Miller and huHhund to
W. A. Hildreth. Forty-second street. ,
83 feet of Lafayette avenue, south
aide, 6nx7 1
Jennie Cooper and husband to TJavld J.
OeMory, Twentieth street, 1H0 feet
north of Manderson street. 40x140.. 2,600
Charles Wanna and wife to Frank T.
Walker, Bancroft street. 200 feet
seat of Fortieth street, south side,
40x124
E,600
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Cash Wheat Quiet; Corn Mar
ket is Easier, With the
Demand for Cereal
Quite Active.
Omaha, June 21. KIT.
Tha local cash wheat market was ex
tremely quiet today with continued light
arrivals and while the demand generally
was very slow there was some demand evi
denced en the part of the local millers
and most of offerings Were dlaooaed f
before the close of the cash session at prices
r u 1 1 11 irom aieany to ii- lower.
Tho corn market waa a trifle easier at
prices ruling from steady to a fraction
lower but the demand for this article con
tlnued very active and sellers had IHM Ait,
flculty In disposing of their offerings at the
prevailing prices. Whit and yellow corn
sold at a fractional premium over the mixed,
the belter grades of while and yellow sell.
tug generally at $1.69, while the bulk of
the same quality of mixed corn brought
91.98.
The trade In oats was very quiet during
the early part of tho st'hslon as traders did
not g-;t together very readily but sellers
began tn let go shortly before (he close
and most of the offerings, which totalled
ju cam. were reported sold,
The demand tor oats whb verv snod hut
the market was a trifle weak with prices
quoted at to c lower and the bulk of
tha offerings, which graded No. 9 white,
aold at C8c, while the No. 3 white and
utandard sold at 8c and No. 4 while
orougnt finite.
Hye was active at a t to Jo advance.
hut barley was dull with no arrivals and
t his market waa quoted nominally un
changed. Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
10 (si.uitv ouxneia; corn, 74,000 bushels
oats, 1,064,000 bushels.
Primary wheat receipts were 269.00
bushels, and shipments S33,ono bushels
against receipts of 824.000 bushels, and ahip.
ments of 860,000 bushels last yar.
Primary corn receipts were 833.000 hush.
els, and shipments 641.000 bushels agalnnt
receipts of 836,000 bushels, snd shipments
of 647,000 bushels last yvaf.
Primary oats re elpts were 831,000 hush
eta, and shipments 861,009 bushels against
receipts of 981,000 bushels, and shipments
or 9IS.UUQ Diisneis last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Com.
Oats.
Chicago , Jl
Minneapolis 103
Puluth ,.. 16
Omaha 9
Kanaas City 25
St. Louis 29
Winnipeg 620
122
139
JOS
31
46
These sales were reported today
Wheat No. 1 hr.rd winter: 1 car, 93.19; 8
oars, 12.86. No. I hard winter: 1 car
(cleaned weights), 52.35: 1 car, 12,93. No.
I spring; 1 oar, 92.36. No. t durum: 1-6
car, 91.80. Ne. 9 mixed; 1 ear, 13.10; 2-6
ear, (1.00. Rye No. I: 1 oar, 92.29; 4-6
car, 93 32. Corn No. 3 white: 9 care. 91.59.
No. 9 whits: 1 ear, 91.69. No. t yellow, 15
cars. 81.81. no. 1 yellow: 9 ears, 91.99. No.
4 yellow; 1 car, 9155. No. 8 mixed) 15
cars. 9L69. No. 9 mixed: 5 cars, 91.9;
3-5 ear. 9167. No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 81.68.
No. 5 mixed; 1 ear, 9)l.g. No. 9 mixed: 1
oar, 9167: 3 1-5 oars, 11.47. Sample
mixen : 1 car, 91. ei; 1 car (heating).
91-56. Oats No. 2 white: 1 oar, 98q.
Standard: 1 car, 58 Sc No. 9 white: 9
cars, 0Ba Mo. 4 white: 5 cars, 99c, No.
4 mixed: 1 car, 880.
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat No. 1 hard.
93.8402.36i No. 3 hard, 93.8093.36. Corn
NO. 3 white. 91.96liffl.6l: No, 8 white.
91.4901.69; No. 4 white, $1.S0188;
No. 6 white, 11.68 016: No, 9 white,
91. 4701.68; No. 1 yellow, 9198t149;
No. 3 yellow, 91-48 01-69) No. 4 yellow,
91-4901-48. No. 5 yellow, 91.9801-48;
no. e yellow, 9I.97HOL9R; No. 1 mixed,
91.4901.68; No. S mixed. 91-571.41;
No. 4 mixed. 91.4701.46; No. 6 mixed,
91-6701.68: No, 4 mixed, (1.6701.87. Oats
no. 9 wmte, 890980, standard, 14
068o; No. 3 white, 6806Bo; No. 4
white, 68068o; No. 4 white, 6l068e.
Barley Malting, 91. 1201. 18; No. I feed,
91 0001.06. Rye 92.240a Tf No. 9, 92.23
Local range nf options;
Art. Open. High. Low. Close. Ts
Wht.
July t 60 I 00 200 I 00 03
Hep. 1 79 1 75 174 1 73 182
Corn.
July 1 90 1 90 190 1 90 160
Hep, 1 46 1 47 146 1 47 147
Deo. 1 06 t 07 109 1 04 108
Oats.
July 94 44 44 44 94
Hep. 64 66 64 64 64
Dep. j 64 . 66 64j- 56 64
Chicago closing prices, furnlihed The Bee
by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain brokers,
515 South Sixteenth street. Omaha!
Art, j Open. High. (Low. Close, Yes.
wht. 1 i I f n
July 8 02 I 02 200 I Ot 901
Hep. 1 80 1 89 180 1 81 181
Corn.
July 1 57 1 57 154 1 6T 158
Sep. 1 47 1 47 146 1 49 147
Pec. 1 08 1 09 107 1 07109
May 1 OB 1 09 107 1 07 109
Oats.
July 64 45 44 44 44
Hep. 66 66 64 64 54
Dec. 66 67 66 66 67
Pork.
July BI 10 29 20 31 10 89 14 89 25
Hep. 31 20 29 87 39 27 21 90 39 96
Lard.
July 31 15 SI IS 21 06 21 05 21 95
Hep. 21 46 81 46 21 27,21 27 21 50
Ribs.
July 21 40 21 40 21 26 21 35 21 49
Hep. 21 62 21 46 21 47 21 47 21 72
1 j : 1 1
CHICAGO 4IHAIN MARKET,
Chicago. June 29 Both sellera snd hnvAra
held off In the wheat trade today nendlne
congressional action on the food bill. Prlcee
kept Within narrow limits and closed at ex
actly the seme as yesterday's finish, July
at 99.01 and September, 91.81. The out
come tn corn ranged from 2o decline to c
advance, and eats lost a shade to 44 0Uo.
Provisions suffered losses of 17c to 26c net
At first wheat showed a leaning to the
hear aide of the market Influenced more or
less by word that plans were being fnrmu-
iaiea to ensure joint action or the United
tea ana Canada in regu atlne- exoorta and
milling operations as well as general msr.
kellng requirements. Hardening of values
iook place in tne last bait or the session
apparently as a result to some extent of
gossip that new domestlo wheat waa not
moving an freely yet as had been expected.
Export activity put strength Into tha July
delivery of corn, but distant options were
heavy owing to optimistic crop reports.
Toward the end of the session, some selling
was brought about by advices from Wash
ington that assurances nf shipments to Hol
land from the United States had been sus
pended. Oats were easy In conxequence of
the favorable crop outlook. On the other
hand a good sited reduction of the visible
supply total Monday was looked for.
Provisions lacked any aggressive support.
Lower quotations on hogs discouraged bujera
and so, too, did the fact that cash demand
was sluggish.
Cash Prices Wheat: Nos. 2 and 8 red and
2 and 9 hard, nominal. Corn; No. 2 yellow,
$1.7401.74; No. 8 yellow, $1.7301.74;
No. 4 yellow, $1.79. Oats: No. 3 white,,
9907Oc; standard. 90?Oc, Ryoi
Nominal. Barley: $1.0501.40. Needs: timo
thy, $4.0007.75; clover, 9l2.0OnpI7.0O. Pro-I
visions: Pork, $11.10; lard, $21.00021.07; I
ribs, flfl.ioejizi.io.
Butter Lower: creamery, 8338c.
Kgg Ilecelpts,. 18,429 cases; market un-
Cnangea.
Potatoes Lower; receipts, 60 cars; Ar
kansas and Oklahoma, $2-1003.60.
Poultry Alive, lower; fowls, 1801Sc,
Nlonx City Live Htoek Market.
RIoux City, la-, June 29. Cattle Receipts,
800 head; market steady, J016o lower:
beef alters. $1.00013.26; fat cows and heif
ers, 97.60011.00: ranners, E. 60ffl)7. 60: atock
ers and feeders, $7.0009.00; calves, $1,000
18.76; bulls, stags, etc., 96.60010.00; feed
ing cows and heifers, s.23(i.&o,
Hogs Recelpts.10.000 head: market. 60
16c lower; plain lights, 914.00014.80; other
lights, 814.80016.00; mixed, f 14.40014. 7&;
heavy, 916.00016.26; pigs, 912.60013.26;
bulk of sales, $14.60016.00.
Hheep and Lambs Receipts, 190 head;
market 26c lower.
Nt. Joseph Live Atoek Market.
St. Joseph, June 39. Cattle Receipts, 600
head; market slow and weak; steers, $9.00
012.26; cows and belters, $6.00013,26;
calves, 94-00013.76.
Hogs Receipts, 4,600 head; market 60
10; higher; top, 915.60; bulk of sales, 914.66
016.60.
Hheep and Lambs Receipts, 400 hsad:
market steady to 36c lower; lambs, 912.60
017.60; ewes, $6.0009.76.
Kansas City General Market.
Knnaas City, June 29. Wheat No. 2
hard, 92.2802.56; No. 3 red, 92.1603.25;
July, 92.06; September, no trade.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 91.4901.70; No. t
white, $1.73; No. 2 yellow, $1.6901,70;
July, 91 61; September, 91.48.
Oats No, 2 white, 72 073c; No. 3
mixed, 67061
New York Drg Goods Market.
New York, June 29. Cotton goods were
firm today. '"Yarns were quiet and firm.
AVoot market were firm, but trading was
restricted thtough uncertainty concerning
government requirements and action. Ready
to-wear goods war aulet.
LIVE STOGK. MARKET
Cattle Prices Fifteen to Twenty
Cents Lower Than onday;
Hogs Prices Are Gen-,.
erally Stronger. ,
Omaha, Juns tl. HIT-
Cattla. lloirs. Sheep.
.... Ill) 7,3 !,17
Receipts werei
Official Monday ..
Official Tuesday ..
Official Wednreday
Official Thursday ,
Bstlmal. Friday .
.2
1.7,
13.011)
14.TM
f3, 000
S,H
4,471
700
4,0
4,m
i.oot
Five days this week.23,199
S..me days last week.. 34,061
Same days 2 wka, ago.26.29t
Rame days 2 wka. sgo. 37,11 .
Mama days 4 wks. sgo.21,112
Sams days last year. .. 14,899
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, Omaha, tor twenty
four hours ending at 3 o'clock yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. :
. ho,.:
ogs. ShMp.
c, h. a at. f
Wabash
Minaourl 1'aclflc
Union Pacific
C. tt N W,, (......
C. A N. W , west
C, Ht. P., M. 0..
C, R. ft Q , cant
C, B. A Q., west
C R. I. ft P., eaat,h,
C, R. L ft P.. west...
Illinois Central.
Chicago Ot. West
Total receipts....,..
,0,n. 1,,747
41.31, 11,117
17. H.11S
,1,901. rl,4M
SS.Abl 11,308
61.014 41,117
1 . . ..
if 1"
( , 4S . Ii
.. 10
3 .. it It
. 14 : a
S ... 1
1 :4 1
V' .:
2 2
95 ;o 333
DISPOSITION HE AtX
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Mtirrif uo 47 l.iib
Hwtft and Company.. 1S4 3,907
Cudahy Packing Co.. 114 4490
Armour ft Co 207 2,111
Schwarts ft Co............. 1.000 .
49
1.944
914
905
J. W. Murphy 914 . ....
(9. Omaha Packing Co. 2 v. ' ....
Cudahr, Kanaas City 988
Armour, Kansas City, 99. ,
Swift, Kansas City... 64
J. B. Root ft Co 1 f., ! ....
Werthetmer Degen. 29
Huffman - 4 .... ....
John Harvey 9
Dennis ft Francis... t 11 .... ....
Jensen A Lutigrsn..,, 24 ... 1 .......
Pat O'Day 3
Other buyers 94 .... 1,761
Total ...1,094 12,444 2,464
Cattle Receipts of cattls were very light,
as they usually are on rrldey, and th mar
ket was of the usual Friday character, dull
at th full decline of th week. Very few
right etiotc long-fea and wall finished
beeves have been offered of late, but even
on these prloe are quotably 14090a lower -than
Monday. The big decline this week,
however, haa been on the (air to poor year
lings and lightweight steer, and these are
selling anywhere from, 95o to T5o lower
than a week ago. Texas grass cattle are
beginning to run freely and th trad this
week has experienced the usual slump that
occurs whenever th packers have access
to a liberal supply of grass beef. '
In cows and heifers the decline In prices
haa been fully as great as tn beet teers,
and bulk of the she stock Is selling around
76cO91.00 lower than ten days ago. Buyers
ha;e been particularly bearish on th grassy
stock, and at this time grassy stock' con
stitutes the bulk of th offerings. Veal
calves are around 60b lower Mr th week,
and there has been a further decline of
fully that much In bulls, stag and rough
stock generally, v
There has been the usual' summer dull
ness In stock cattle and feeding steers,, and
although supplies have been, light, the de
mand has been even lighter, and the limited
offering have been very slow sale at prices
anywhere Irora 60o to fl.OO lower than ten
day ago. ,
Quotations on cattle Good ' to choice
beeves, 912.40012.40; fair to good beeves.
9U. 76019-40; common to fats -beeves, 910.0A
OH-60; good to choice yearlings, $13.00
19.00; fair to good yearlings, ' li.d4JU.H;
common to fair yearlings, $9.64010.76; good
to choice heifers, $10.00011.00; good to
choice cows, 99.00O10.00i fair to good oows,
93.0009.00; common to fair (seders, 99.76
07.60; good to choice stooksrs 96-5009.60:
stock heifers, 9.00O,-Si stock sows, 97.00
09-40; st 00k calves, 97.9004-69; veal calves,
10.00 1 4.00; bulls, stags, tO.,. $9.90014.90.
Representative sales:'
BEKr BTBRS.
No. ,.( Av, r. fl. - AivUr.
5 974 47 00 . 1 460 46 60 '
29...,.. 761 , g 76 , I. ...... 960
1.......1030 10 00 24....... 911
1 470 10 50
ST R ERS AND HEIPER8-
13..,.,., 696 9 25 13........ 443
19. J 767 ' 10 65 22.,.f.4 95
1 767 11 26 23....... 729
19 941 19 00 ,r ,,,
. cows. ... .
4 00
14 4
.19 09
it 00
11 44
1.. 960
1 1090
1.,.....1170
1 1120
1 1060
26
I.. 9S " 7 09
1. ...... 1200 ; T 60
7 26
ft 00
9 60'
S 75
.1100 ' 9 2&
...1200 ' 2 69
...1H0 . 04
Hogs The hog run kept up the paoe set
on former days of the week when an un
usually heavy Friday supply put In Its ap
pearanc here today. Arrival were esti
mated at 191 ears, or 19.000 head. Thll
brings the (ive days' total up to 40,491 head
which Is 19,400 larger than a weak ago,
93,000 heavier than two weeks ago, and aa
Increase o almoat 10,000 head qvar the cor
responding days of last year. 1
Th firmer undertone noted In 'he mar
ket toward yesterday's' close was still In
evidence today. Packers wanted all the
hogs that were hero, despite tbe fact that
offerings have been very generous all week,
and the liberal run was absorbed at prloes
that were generally stronger.
Shipping hogs sold unevenly at prices that
ranged from a little easier In some cases
to a much a 4 cents higher In other. In
fact, this unevenness was noted a,ll through
the market, packers buying hogs, on an
equally Irregular basis. Right at the open
ing a few droves went to . killer .e.t,nrlce
that were barely steady to In spots 5 cent
lower, but the majority of the seller were
out for at least steady prices, and they car
ried their point, bulk of the offering selling
steady to strong, while toward the close
values were If anything higher, especially om
medium to plain hogs. ; v
The fact Is that considering quality, some
traders thought the market, should' be
called higher. As a general run offering
were the poorest of ths week, the ..plainer
grades being very plentiful, while there
was a very marked scarcity of the toppy
kinds. At any rate, the tone . was firm,
and the general run of prices, tf anything,
stronger. Bulk of tbe sales was mads at
a spread of $14.76014. 46, and th best hogs
here sold at 916.15. The market Is still
around 96 to 40 cents lower than last week
close, and the last couple of days has been
the lowest In nearly three montlis. .
Representative sales;
No. Av. ah. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
22. ..214 ...914 46 90. , .200 200 '$1 4
49...S99
14 76
14 85
69. ,.263 160 14 9
90... 219 M00 1 90
46. ..244 ,1. 16 09
66.. .919 . 40. 16 19
74. ..252
14 96
96...1H4
62.. ,364
U 06
15 16
Sheep Sheep and lambs" suffered" on oi
tho worst declines of the season twiay.
The market has been extremely high com
pared with other points and when a big
run showed up this morning packers start
ed out to line things up. Even at noon
quite a bit of stuff was left but what sales
had ben made were eiK$pii.oo lower.
few native eprtngevs reached 917.76, but
Idahos that brought $18.40 yesterday sold
at $17.36 and $9.009.50 bought a good kind
of ewea. ,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: . Lambs,
shorn, handy, $14,00015.00; lambs, .shore
h-avy, $18.60014.60; lambs, spring. 916.60(9
17.76; spring lambs, culln, 619.00016.00;
lamoa, feeders, 914.00V1&-00.; yearling
Mhorn, $12.0013 00; wethers, shorn,-910.09
4p 11.60; own!, shorn, 98.601.60; ewes, oulla,
ahorn, $6,0008.50. i- ;
Itepresontatlvs sales: ,
No. Av. . Pr.
12 Native spring Iambs 45 , 17 64
99 Native spring lambs 69 . 17 6
6 oull spring lambs... 49 "15 04
122 fed clipped ewes ,....107 ,. 9 54
4 cull ewes 92 4 76
30 Nat fedeer ewes 96 7 24
Kansas City Live (Mock Market. "
Kansas City, June1 25. Cattle Receipts,
1.200 head: market, steady;, prime fed
steers, $12.90? 11.36; dressed beef steers
$9.60012.26; western steers, 99.00O12.262
rows, $4.00010.00; heifers, 90. 50015:. 00
stockers and feeders, 97. BOO 10.50;- bull
97.004p9.0O; calves, 97.00013.60." v '
Hogs Receipts, 9,500 head, - afket
higher; bulk, $14.60 16.76 ; heavy, $T6.S
015-65; packers and butcher. .916.0049
16.60; lights, 914.404J16.00) pigs, , 19,009
13.76.
Hheep and Lambs Receipts; 1,000. bead
market, stsadrt lambs, $16.00017.75; year-
lings, 9U.ooei3.50; wethers, 99.00011.00$
ewes, 98.500 10.00.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Minneapolis. June 29.- Wheat Jul
92-17; September, 91.71H; cash, No. 1 har
$2.5702.4.,; No. 1 northsm. , 99.2702.97; Na
z nortnern, 93.iTO4i.a7, -..
ComNo. 5 yellow, 9I.99HT1.70. "
Oats No. 2 white. 47067H- 1 "' '
Flaxseed 92.8642.94. , ' '
Flour Unchanged. ' n' -
Barley 99r 091. td. - ,v ;
Rye 11.11 499.23. - , . .
Bran I27.60O99.00. - ,.' l-8
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