Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1910, Page 14

tion, REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCI{ LAND FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE Colorado—Continued. "BUY A COLORADO FARM AT AUCTION $400 DOWN $400 IN 30 DAYS TAKES THE BEST QUARTER SECTION IN 33,000 ACRES OF KIT CARSON COUNTY FARM LANDS Balance carried on the Land at 6 per cent. This land must and will be sold to the highest bidder. You buy at your own bid. You can count on bargains. Terms less burdensome than crop payments. “ONE CROP PAYS FOR THE LAND" Auction at BURLINGTON, COLORADO THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1910 Special trains from Omaha on the Rock Island, June 21. For excursion rates, description of the land and full particulars C. M. GRUENTHER, Trustee ROOM 307 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, write, Bell Phone Tyler 1070. OMAHA, NEBRASKA. STOCK AND GRAIN RANCH NO EQUAL IN THIE MOUNTAINS, NEAR DENVER. Here {8 an oportunity; seise 8 partmeranip, K0 acres, al which 200 acres are cultivated; very richest soil; 100 acres more can be cultivated; 6 acres of that rich timothy meadow, with numerous springs; 3 acres In finest grow- ing grain ana potato crops; excellent home buildings, with largest Al barn, worth $4,000 alone; the finest tie and ‘post umber, worth §8,500 easy; all implements, tools, eto;; location unsurpassable; 2 hours from Denver, 6 miles to railroad; this place is & sacrifice and must be hold; price $5,600, ohly #,00 down, balance 3 years at 6 per | cent; immediate’ possessio: fice. Charles b‘. Denver, Colo. —— o “HOICE relinquishment on Crow creek, “lano t \ Ar new .town of B t smooth land, 140 acres Wi corn; deeded land adjoining held at an acre; relinquishments same kind in adjoining section sold recently at m i gglllbla to lrr‘l)‘lu; }D u’ll bt..h:: offer at #480. Owner leaving Col « W. Lorlmer, Grover, Colo. RELINQUISHMENTS AND Near Dear Fratl, Gole 1 ghe heart of N eor ‘I'rail 3 0 lh...l;lll belt, shallow water, fine soil. Also deeded lands, town lots. Deer Trail the coming town of Colorado, 06 miles east of Denver, Farming land in this vicinity pro- duecs better crops than $0 to $1W0 lands $0ddy, ask Susations. e Dver Tray Hoaley u asl uestions. o Co, "beer Trail, Goio. a; rado. FOR SALE—120 acres in the corn belt of southwestern Iowa. Half level and slopes back half, which is gently One of the best farms In this part and ought to be quick sale at this ice. There are 35,000 of improvs ine water, 4% miles to town on main iine of C. B.'& Q. Price $126 per acre now. Address, Y-311, care. Bee. FIFTEEN. ACRES, $1,000 One mile of car line, Councll about half suitable for fruit and balance pasture; new lan but very nice Building sit; by hills on north and west; §260 cash, bal- ance to sult at 6 per cent. M'GEE REAL ESTATE Ct 14 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. Blufts, arden, FOR SALD—Best Indlana b acrés Cass ‘county, Indiana, ¢ miles from Royal Center; 170 acres I , deep black soll, well ditched; balance timber, well set in bluegrass; large 10-room brick residence, modern; all outhouses; barn poor; two. acres orchard; two deep wells; near senool and church; telephone and daily mail; very desiruble place; for short time only §73 per acre. Box 8, Kokomo, Ind. FOR SALE-8 acres first class farm land; located 1% miles :m sity “::1"‘ of Boul end; no trade considered. Address Happ & Taggart, South Bend, Ind. FOR SALE—160 acres, six miles from Gerden City, Kan.; W acres broken; price, #15 per acre; will trade for good ecity prop- orty. Address Box 625 it Neb. O Il;lnl. FOR SALE-Michigan farms. No. 1, 2 acres, cleared; smail house and barn; some fruit; near town; fine fruit land; $L,u0. No. 2,4 acres, cieared; good house and barn; pienty of Iruit; levei, vod soui; §l,40. No. § MU @cres, rich lowm soil; level; 4 miles Muskegon, City 35,00; $12 per acre; ¥ per acre down, balance ewsy terms, No. 4 466 acres; M0 cleared; good bulld- ings; fine lake front; 10 acres becch and mapie Umber; N acre. ULIer, Ukiaiogus and list ‘free. Ahe WvANs-xoit Co., bie: uiont, Mich. FOR SALE—Just on the Market and Wil Bell at a bar —A tine Michigan frui ral purpose farm of 48 acres; lo- cated near Fennville, Iu ihe heart of w ern Allegan county irult belt; oniy @ rods irom the Pere Marquetie Ry. stauon; store, postoftice, church wnd fine 8cnool; best of orchard, §0od bulldings, pure only ¥, aln; 0 ectly N\IIDDM‘ D‘fl‘l‘fll;, , %0 cres; sure crop; Aot alfec ¥ {hoe: flood oF ‘4FouRht; successtui busibess finest Chicugo trade; lnvestigaie k. H. Wew, south FOR SALE—80 acres on lake; 100 rods of lake frontage; tiis lies in " uful villag lake has 1 affords fine fishing, bathing is_good for ail this lays on two main D., telephone line; $1,200, W acres’In the edge of & village $-room cottage, large bam, outbuildings, apple orchard Of large, bearing treew; soli is'a derk loam and & sandy loam, good Tor ail kinds of crops as well as fruil; e BRIDGES, Banger, Mich. Minnesota. LAND AGENTS-LISTEN Better land values can be had in Minne- #sota today than in any other section of Farmers are flocking here as W ‘We wish to form connections with com- petent and reliable men to handle propo- sitiona that will make big profits and sat. isty your clients. Things moving fast. Let us .‘ into communication at once concern- both_our whol and retail propo- Siflons: We have 'the taads have had’roncs of experience and can deliver the goods. ELWOOD BROS., CROOKSTON, MINN, FOR SALE—Nice quarter; 8 acres bro % acres £0od hay land; nice grove, 3% miles from Benson, Minn. County seai town of 2100 population. Land is worth $30.00 per acre.” Will take in a zaod‘::’vouu:uu Auto as part payment ress ames Jacobs, Sloux Falls, 8. D, HAVE short option on 10,000 acres of the most fertile land in Mexico; will raise corn, anc, rice, oranges, nearly every- ver tlowing through property for miles; double In value shortly; wili bear closest investigation; want party to furnish half of purchase money. ~Address H. N. Nichols, 124 Marquette BIdg., Chi- cago. MHE BEE. ( REAL ESTATE D RANCH LAND FOR SALE (Con FARM AN FOR BALE-Altoima stoek farm; 16,000 acres in one body, M m.es of Austin, § miles of Leander, eight good residences, ¢ight farms, plenty of grass and water; 100,000 cords of wood on land and good roads; $ per acry " large 'tracts at al Box 664, terset, Ia. BARGAINS IN TEXAS LANDS, You are missing the best opportunities in the United States taday It you don't get in touch with the bargains in the Texas rain beit (Houston District). Next fall and Winter will be a record-broaker In the sale of these lands, We have the choleest ! from & to $16 per ac from 200 to 2,60 acr list—free. Address W. P, £O.. First Natlonal Bank bidg.. Texas. Win- for our ROSS & Houston, $250 WILL secure option on 1,000 acres for ® days. ‘Uhe biggest bargain in Texa: (rain belt). Only §8 per acre. Greatest ctivity In property adjoining this, where go tract will be developed and sold this fall at,$20 to $20 per acre. 'This 1,00 can be turned at same pricer. Best opportunity of the year for agent or buyer to make handsonie profit on smajl amount cash. Apply to owners for fuliost particulars. C. 8. Treadweil, 107 Dearborn St. Cochran & McCluer Land Co., Chicago, lil | brick fiats; property in fme condition, well SDAY 31 SWAPS (Continved.) FOR SALE OR _EXCHANGE—100 aerei rleh, black soil; 135 acres smooth and till- able. No improvements. About S miles from ~McCook, ~Neb. #0W Want clear Omaha residence. \We have some choice castern Colorado lands at, from §1 to $10 per acre: wor & per cent more money. now and will soon | dcable in v WESTEKN UNITED REALTY €O, -9 Pax Blogk. Omaha, Neb. FOR exchange, s0-acre Farm near Kear- ney, Neb., for stoci erin Neo. 'Addre FOR SALE OR FOUR - 2-story and ment modern ocated; cowmanding §ood rentai; extra land for additional flats; valued, $30,00. | Owner will _consider, choice improved | farm or good, raw land at its value. Partles Interested give full particulars in first letter. J. H. JOHNSON, 58 Brandelis. 160 ACR Plainview, Lock Box trom For particulars address Harlan, Ta. TO EXCHANGE—Two houses and lots, address %514 Indlana Ave. 58 good_land six miles Neb. ) TAILORS FINE bearing peach orchard; Texas frult belt; trade Nebraska. G. P. Stebbins. ‘Winconsin, FOR SALE—140 acres of land, 2% miles from Eagle river, Vilas county, consin; 7 acres plowed; one-half mile lake frontage; on town road; 250 rods of fence; cheap and on easy terms. Write Grant Lawton, Antigo, Wis, FOR BARGAINS in timber tracts and cut-over lands, better write us_ today, nothing better in the country. Grimmer Land Co., Marinette, Wi LAND FOR THE LANDLESS To the homseeker or investor: Why not in- vest in Marathon county Improved tarm and er land. Healthful climate, produe- oll and best of markets. Our cut- over lands can be bought from J10 to 20 per acre; $ down on an acre and balance in yearly payments. Write us now for particulars. Make known your wants, Ad- dress The Edgar Realty Co., Edgar, Wis. Miscellaneous. CHEAP FARM LANDS, In western Nebraska and Colorado, Write tor prices. NEBRASKA LAND COMPANY, 8idney, Neb. HOMESTEAD ~and high-claes cheap lands. We can locate you on 320 acres of excellent homestead land in Oregon, Wash- ingtcn, Montana or Canada. We can sell you good wheat or fruit land at from §§ per acre up, with terms. Acme Homestead and Realty Co., Room 8, Sherwood Bldg. 610 Riverside Ave., Spokane. Wash. o tive s MISFIT tallor.d sults-—$3 and $10 values at $15. See A Rubensteln, 2113 S. 1th St. Martin & Rubin, K. 21 old U. S. Bk. Bidg. G. A. LINQUIST CO., 3% PAXTON BLI. FOR BUSINDSS wear the new sack sult but don't fail to patronize Ed. Thiel, Fine Tatloring, 719 Bo. 16th St. _ TRAVELING GOOD! S |HOGS OPEN FIRM, CLOSE LOWER | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Receipts of Cattle Are Light and Gen- eral Tone is Stronger. — | Bulk of Recelpts Go to Packers at Saturday's Figures—Late Sales Lower Hecause of Weak- ness East, SOYTH OMAIIA, May %0, 1010. were Cattie. [Togs. Sheep. Monday... Receipts Estimate 8 ago. 3, weeks ago.. 4,650 t year...... 2. following table show . hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: 199, Inc. Dee, | a 2 P | 2 1,147,904 2 oep .. SOG4 G0TSIL ...l 10417 | ho following “table shows the average | prices of hogs at South Omaha for the last several days with comparisons: 10, (1908, 1008, 1907 . (1908, [1965. 1900, .96 5 200 4 47 o) 5 H 5 H Cattle & cona _HEREEE | BuRgss 2. t 33344 [ B SEENES .,,._,. gizss, 288 | sooe 5 5 . 5 5 BER 2 1 REAL cow hide leather sult cases at $.00. Every one guaranteed, other leather Boods efc., at equal values. See Alfred Cornish &' Son, 1210 Farnam WANTED TO BORROW | WANTED TO Bl?nimw—u‘m‘ o S tor ear. © cent interest. = Ad: dresn, 51614 Poa WANTED—TO BUY BEST PRICE pald for turniture, = carpets, Phone Douglas 307, WANTED—5,000 cr telephone Do TAN FEATHER Best prices for BROKEN WATCHES, Old_Gold, etc. NATHAN, 211 So. 15th St SECOND-HAND clothing; party, after- noon dresses. John Feldman, D, 3125. A-2635, second-hand clothing and shoes. FEATHER BEDS. Write las 1680. METROPOLI- ‘0., 808 N. $0th. REAL_ESTATE LOANS FOR SALE—200 acres good land; good country, good neighbois; 15 acres rougn in timber, balance rolling to ievel; 28 acres timothy, 16 clover, 2 pasture, » hog pas- ture, & corn, 2 oaws; 6-room house and tenant house, shed barn, granmry (1,00 bu), § other outbulldings; never falling water; land advancing §10 a year; tele- phone, R. F. ., $60 per acre, or will price stock,’ crops, and give possession; 40 mi from Kansas City, § miles Odessa, on A. R. R. J. W.Gray, Gdessa, Mo, FOR SALE—A good ten acres; bulldings; some frult; 6 miles south of bu. Joseph. Price $1,700. 8 acres, grain land; good bulldings, well and windmill. Price §,000. to interurban station; good partly fruited. Price $3,500, 19 acres directly on the interurban rall- way, 3% miles from St. Joseph; good build- ings, good soll, well fruited. Price $7,000. Natural timber land lying directly on the banks of St. Joseph river, just across the road from interurban station. Will sell in parcels to sult purchaser. This is a fin Place for summer. Schuls & Pixley, St. Joseph, Mich. LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MISSOURL, 160 acres, good 7-room house and other outbulldings; b-acre orchard; all and cross tenced; about 30 acres blueg and clover; $0 acres in cultivation well, windmill; four miles, from M; Price §76 per acre. “SEE ADAMS," WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO. 411 Karbach Bldg. Montana. FOR SALE—10, 20 or 3 acres cholce fruft land in Bitter Root Valiey, Montana; under tenze; 17 acres orchard; B. R. V. I Co, water right; house, barn, 16é hou bulldings; attractive prices. Address Chas. A. Carney, Corvalll Mont. raska. SEWARD COUNTY LAND 640 or 320 acres. If you desire to buy. in the rain belt, near market. write for pull particulars. G. M. Wright, 1819 S. 3th St., Omadha. FOR SALE Best 200 acre farm In Dodge county, Ne- braska. Modern improvements; valued at §$15,000.00. House has twelye rooms, two stories and basement; sewer, water, bath rooms, telepho and register dial for e, and also four fire ftesian well, with a llons per’ minute. places. There is an water flow of Best fence in week. Prico less than $100 or write ut once. George mont, Neb. Nebras kz; 'I:.ands WANTED—To buy bargains in cheap Northwestern Nebraska lands in quarter or half section lots only, Holt, Rock, Brown, Keya Paha, Kinball, Dawes or Banner counties preferred. Send full de- scription with lowest price. . W. L Selby 436 Board of Trade uldg. r acre. Wire lconer, Fre- $#4.000 will buy 3 section of land 3 milus south of Lienkelwaan, county seat of Dundy; food soil, Jovel road and close 10 water. 50X ¥ Albka. Neb. Uwner. Nerth Dakota. FOR SALE—Section of fine Dickey county, North Lakota, land four miles from mai- kel one-half Under cuitivalion &nd now in crop, Lalsnce now being broken up and Wil be seeded 1o flax; saare ol crop gves to purchaser; owner mus. sell at once; price low aud’tecius reasonable, the bigges: Snap on the murke: in Lakota land. \rite OF call B Youker & Ferry, ilieadale, N. D 25,00 ACRES choice North Dakota farm lands for sale; wuy size truets. \Wrile for booklet wiin 1ull description. ALFALFA VALLEY LAND CO., Towner, N. D. S WANTED—TO RENT GARVIN BROS,, 3 floor N. Y. Life, $00 to §100,00) on improved property, Na delay. WAN1EZD—City loans. Peters Trust Co. =31 MR TV i MONEY TO LOAN—Payne Investmeat Co, 100 to $10,00 made pre tly. F. D. W Weaa' e R T it b "800 to 46,00 on homes in_Omana. O'Keets Real Kstate Co. 108 N. ¥. Life. Diugias or A-2162. FIVE PER CENT MONEY to loan on Omaba business property. THOMAS BRENNAN, Room 1, New York Life Bldg. LOANS to home owners and home bulld- ers, with privilege of making partal pay- nents seml-avnually. . H. THOMAS, 68 First' National Bank Bldg. e Y e s LOWEST RATES—Beicis, Brandels Bldg. —_—_— - % FIVE PER CENT BONDS fur sale, In amounts from $20 to $5,000; we cash them any time. American Safe Deposit Vaults, 26 8. 17th, Bee Bidg. —_— REAL ESTATE WANTED WE HAVE BUYERS FOR G 6 and 7-room houses. If prices are right We cun sell your property lor you, NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Sulte 626 N. Y. Life Bidg WER HAVE on hesd a number of ink Larrels which we will sell for 60 cents each, They are fine for raln water or ashes. Cal at press room. Bee Publishing Co. DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART OF LANDT Writ am"u ¢ 1t bulld] rite & ption of it, bulldings, ke'T0 Words of m near what town, it all and send it to The Omaha Bes with 12 cents for each insertion. People in Ne- ka have inaney and want land. They 10 The Omaha Hee fur real estate ot ferings _And thev get them in_The T Eaaa————————— ] SOUTH OMAHA BARGAINS IN LUMBER Having purchased from the con- tractors who constructed the mnew street car barn at 11th and Pacific Sts., Omaha, 300,000 feet of new lum- ber, temporarily used for forms in the erection of the building. Two-thirds of which is just as good for building purposes, as new lumber direct from the yard. Consisting of 2x4s, 4x4s, 2x6s, Zx¥s, 2x10s, 2x12s, and several thousand feet of sheeting, varying in length from 12 to 24 feet, will be on sale in quantities to suit purchases at 11th and Pacific Sts, on and after Wednesday, June 1, 1910, at prices from $6 to $15 per thousand. In ad- dition to the above therg are several thousand feet of sidewalk lumber and about 100 loads of kindling. Phone Doug. 1882, Omaha, or So. 128, South Omaha. THOMAS HOCTOR, 616 N. 24th St., South Omaha. J. KLIEN The old reliable family LIQUOR dealer. N. . Cor. 26ch ana N 8ts. =@ LAWN mowers as well as other garden tools at low prices at Novelty Store N. 24th St, South Omaha. GRADUATING GIFTS of all gift-giving times, the graduating time should be re. Mmembered, and gifts of jewelry leads all in appreciation. jJacobson’& Furen Co., 204 S0., Omal HATS and hair goods In_ prices that please Ry 819 N. 24th St et Bt great variety at n Millinery Store, ™ FOR BALK—A number of very good im- proved grain furms; rich black lowm soll, Clay subsoM; Well adapled 1or ralsing Wwheat, Liax, vats and «itulta. k. N, Tucker, Lourtensy, N. b. Uregou. DETAILED infortnation vurnishes con- corning Uregon ana washingion. 1 am con- ALY UTuVelng through UL Suees .- SmIRg fruit wha farm land investments. Wiite me. W. G. Souther, Tue souther- Albertson Co., 28 Oak St Fortiand, Ore. h Dakota. to Walworta mous Blue Mlanket can buy the finest land in south Dakota ML prices wortn the mouney—not boows prices. Several thousand ucies Lo select irom on main line C., M. & St P. road trom Chicusu o the 'Pacitic coast. Ace GUICK. FPriccs 4re going wigher every day. Mrite for buuklet and wap. W. o, alyier, Buiby, o, D. county in the valiey, “where you WANTED—A g0od auto in exchange for farm land or good Income town property. Write and describe what you have, with exchange price. Address Y 314, care Hee. Two-story, brick business block, two Stores, rooming. house and basement ail tented. Price, $20,000. Will trade for land. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., G4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1900 WE HAVE $3,00 of an equity in a fine section of land nine miles from Lodge Neb., that we will trade for the same amount of income residence property clear of all incumbrance. Price of land is §12.50 r acre. It will take $2,500 cash besides to 4nd ‘there s 32,500 can run “xr;r years. late & Barlow. Lodge Pole, o Three-story brick, business bullding rented. clear. Trade for good land. NOWATA LAND & LOT CO., . Y. Lite Bldg. FOR SALE—0 acres; every acrs Ulabie deep black soll; near town; pri & per acre. Frank Mashek, Kimoall, 5. 1a. §10 PER ACRE and up buys good farm lands, freguently With improvements, In Virginia. Fine climate. water, markets and soclety. Bend for veautiful f{llustrated phiet, farm ~lsts, rates, etc, . H. m.mA.‘L“vlLN..W.l:.,loa 110, Roanoke, Va., . FURNISHED hotel and 17 1ots In boom: ing So. Dakota town; hotel dolng fine busi- ness. Owner wil sacrifice for cash or tak land. Bal back on Pl:cl. 5 R Bt SRR e 3 jew Yor! ife Bidg. Phone Red 16 Omaha, Neb. WILL EXCHANGE new 4-cylinder tour- ing car, best make, $130. for city vacant or ¥ noe i will - et m’ wi flu-o some in- WANTED to rent, by responsibl, house trict, WANTED—TO (Continua )RENT We Are Getting Numerous Calls For Houses of All Blzes. List With Us. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., €4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red 1899, ‘WANTED—SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED steno., gen, office as: ant, capable of taking charge of office or dept. Address G, Bee office, Council Biuffs, STENOGRAPHER, 9 years' N. Y. Gity office experience, open for pasttion; capably of taking charge of ‘department. Address M, Bee office, Council Bluffs. Family washing, neatly done, rough dry or bundles. 'Phone Webster 5i37. WHEN answering advertisements in The Bee Want Ad columns, kindly mention the fact that you saw the ad. in The Bee. OMAHA GENERAL MARKET, Staple and Fancy Produce Prices Fur- nished by Buyers and Wholesale; BUTTER—Creamery, No. 1, delivered to the retall trade, in 1-ib. cartons, 80c; No. 1, In 60-1b. tubs, Wigo: No. 2, In 1-1b.. cartons, 28¢; in B0-1b. tubs, 2iige; packing stock, solid pack, 20%¢; dairy, in 60-1b. tups, 23c. Mar- ket changes every Tuesday CHEESE—Twins, /10c; young America, Y7c; dalsy,. 17c; triplets, ‘T%c; limberger, No. 1 brick, 16¢; No. 2, 15c; domestic 22c; whole = Swise, ' 24c;’ imported Swiss, 30c. POULTRY—Dressed brollers, $9.00 doz. for storage, $6.00; for fresh springs, 20c: hens, lbc; cocks,:12%c; ducks, c; geese, loc; ‘turkeys, 2c; pigeons, -per dos. homer squabs, $4.00 per doz.; fancy 8.5 per doz.; No. 1, 03,00 per doz. Brollers, from 1% .to 1% Ibs., 40c; 1% to 2| i 12%c; “old Toosters, Sigc; young froosters, 18c; ducks, full feathered. lc; geese, full feathered, 10c; turkeys, 18c: uinea fowls, 20c each; pig 0z.; homers, $3.00 per doz.; $2.00' per dvz.; No. 2, 5lc, FISH (all frozen)—Pickerel, 10c; whitefish, 16c; pike, 14c; trout, lic; large vrapples, 15@18c; Spanish mackerel, 18c; eel, 18c: had. dock, 18c; flounders, 12c. Green catfish 18¢; trout, 13¢; buffalo, Sc; halibut, sc. white perch, Be; whiteflsh, lbc; yellow perch, Sc; bullheads, 12c; ‘white bass, 17c: roeshads, $1.00 each; shadroes, per pair, 50c: frog legs, 3c per do: No, 1, 17c; No. 2, Mie;| Beef Cuts—Ribs: No: & Be. .Loins, No.'1,' ide; No. 2, 1ile: | No. 3, 18%c. Chuck: No.'l, 9%e¢; No. 2, No. '3, ‘sige, No. 11¥e; No. 3, 1le. The:' No. 3, Tie. FRUITS—Strawberrie: case, $3%. _ Oranges, melia and Producer navels, 80-% sizes, per box, $3.00 126 sizes. per box, $3.25; 150 sizes, 3.7 1%6 and smaller 'sizes, per box, $425; other brands from Riverside and other districts, per box, $3.0003.50; 80- . $2.75; Havana Mediter- sizes, per box, $3.00; 150 and small per box, $3.2. ' Lem- Limoniera, extra fancy, 300-360 sizes, $6.50; choice 300-300 slzes, per box, M.75; 240 size, 50c per box less. Bananas, fancy se- lect, per bunch, $2.%5G2.50; Jambo, bunch, $2.76G4.76. Pineap) uban, 30-36-42 sizes, $3.25; Florida, % $3.75. Apple California fancy W. Fearmains, per box, §2.25; California exira fancy W. W, Pearamins, Red Wood brand, per box, $2.25. Cantaloupes, Texas, 45 size, $3.50: Arizona, 54 size, $1.60. Cherrles, California, per 10-1b. box, §2.25. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 3 1-Ib. pkgs., In box, §2.00. Figs, Cali: fornia, 10c size, 80c VEGETABLES—Irish potatoes, Wisconsin and native, per bu., i Colorado, per bu., t5c. New Potatoes, in sacks, per lb., Seed sweet potatoes, Kansas, per ., $2.00. Cabbage, new California and southern, per Ib., 3c. 'Onlons, Texas cry: wax, per crate, §2.00; vellow, per crate, $1 Old ' vegetables, parsnips, 'carrots, beets, turnips, in sacks, per Ib., 2. Garlic, extra fancy, 'white, per | : red, per Ib., l6c. NEW SOUTH VEGETABLES. Radishes, per doz. bunches, 20c. Turnip per doz. bunches, 45c. Carrots, per do: bunches, 50c. Parsley, per doz. bunches, i0c. Beets, per doz. bunches, 60c. Spinach, per bu., 12 Ibs., Gc. I1gg plant, tancy Fiorida, r doz., §1.00G2.00. Tomatoes, fancy Flor: da or Cuba, per 6-bsk crate, $3.00; choice, $2.60. String and wax beans, per hamper, @bout 25 Ibs., $2.50. Green Peas, per ham: 5,353, Cucumbgrs, hot house, per dox., B0, Texas, por do. To; per bu.' box, $2.% HOME GROWN ' VEGETABLES--Rad- ishes, extra fancy home grown, per doz. bunches, 20c. Lettuce, extra fancy leaf, 40c; head lettuce, per doz., Toc. fancy home grown, 'per doz. 40c. Rhubarb, per doz. bunches, 45c. | Asparagus, per dos. bunches, 75c. Green onions. per doz., bunches, %c. MISCELLANEOUS—Horseradish, 2 doz in case, $.%0. Walnuts, black, per Ib.2c; | California, No. 1, 17c; Californ No. 2, per Ib., l4c. Hickorynuts, large, per 1b., 4¢; small, per 1b, fe.” Cocoanuts, per sack, $5.00; pe: e OMAHA, May 30.—Bank clearings for last week and for the corresponding week last | year were: Missourl, California brands Redland 2-qt. | Ca: 1910. ,766.12 1909, Monday Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday Friday . Saturday $I6.7T8,070.81 14,494,121 04 83c; 1 b | Receipts and dispositioy of live stock at e Union Stock yards, South Omaha, Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock, vesterday: C. M. & St. F Wabash .. Missouri Pacific Union Pacific C. & N. W. (ef C. & N. W.' (west) C,8t. P, M. & O. C., B. & Q. (east). C. B. & Q. (west).. C., R. 1. & P. (esat).. Illinofs Central C, G W. . H Total recelpts .. 73 DISPOSITION. Cattle. ) 200 459 14y Omaha Packing, Co. Swift and Company Cudahy Packing Co! Armour & Co Murphy-Shuggers . W. B. Vansant Co. Stephens Bros. Hill & Son F. B. Lewls Huston & Co. J. B. Root & Ct J. H. Bulla .. Lee Rothschild Mo. & Kans.-Calf. Co. Other buyers .. O i 5740 2,731 CATLLE—The week opened out witn comparatively light run of cattle, only sev- enty-two cars being reported in. 'This was RArtly due to the weak close to the trade last week and partly, no doubt, to the fact that the day was a general holiday. Sup- plies of beef cactle were the quality of the cattie no both dressed beef men and oucside buyers acted as If they needed some cattle and the result was a strong, active market, 0 far as it went. Both light and heavy grades were favored where they had qual- ity, but medlum and common kinds were, as usual, a little slow in moving. A good clearance was made, however, and the gen- eral tone t0 the trade was rather stronger than toward the close of last week. There were only about twenty loads of cows and helfers on sale and for the most part these sold in about the same notches as toward the close of last week. The demand was good for fat stock and oannner and feeder buyers were aotive competitors for the thin and common grades. “In-be- tween kinds were more or less draggy, but showed no decline of any consequence, as compared with Friday. Veal calves were fully steady and the same was true of bulls, stags and rough stock generally. A 8ood clearance of stockers and foeders was made last week and there was vers little stale stock in speculators’ hands this morning. Fresh receipts were very light and in anticipation of a falr country do- mand this week, yard traders picked thess up freely at fully steady. figures all round, The country .demand is still chiefly for 00d to choice light welght stuff and heavy and common quality kinds are slow and un. satisfactory sellers, Quotations on_cattle: Good to chofce fair to good corn- cornfed steers, §7.35G7.90; fed steers, $6.70@7.25; commbn to fair corn. fed steer: .60; good to cholce cows and heif $6.00G6.75, fair to good cows and helfers, $4.75@5.75; common to fair cows and heifers, $2.7504.60; good to cholce stook- 8 and feeders, $.75@6.40; common to fair tock helf- ckers and feeders, $3.50G4, $3T6@4.T5; veal calves, $3.75G7.50; bulls, 8, etc., 4. 36. Representative sales BEEF STEERS, " Pr. | No. thing extra, but No. SESgoEEasy wasasacecan CReRREBES P TP cdsazeseadss EIFERS, i 2SEMSTESSRSL2RRTT 8 oty {5 - :m Uw-=5a;< F (=1 Loororab puES23 BES £eSzSmEs: susEsas ake ) % COWS AND CALVES, 0 630 460 &/ AND HEIFERS. % 2D Lt L e } e 20. 5 65 HOGS—Fully halt of the hogs sold at firm_prices at the opening of the market this morning. Order buyers needed only a few loads and the bulk of rcceipts went to packers, the long strings costing $9.36619.40, the same s Saturday. Demand was fairly active and the big end of supply changed hands in very good season. Slightly lower advices from the east exerted a depressing influence on the trade | toward the close and practically all of the | late business was done at figures weak to a nickel lower, about twenty loads sell- ing on this basis. otal supply was limited, bulk going $0.35¢9.40 and tops remaining the same at last k's cl $9.45 Representative sales: No. Bh. br. Bitiee 8. 3 0 9 FUI 20 120 120 10 320 120 0 D szesstes s22228883 EORRREESRRERRRS I ather light and | % $5.50077.7 BOSTON, MASS, B0 STATE STREET . In denominations Yielding from 4 to BONDS ARE A SAFE BAY NY®, Pros Fremont. -Pres. PHILIP . FARLEY, Boston. If You Have Funds to Invest Consider our line of Municipal, Railroad, Corporation BONDS AND INVESTMENT. Officers and Directors: R. B. SORNEIDER, Fremont. Nye ... Turner Co. e DOVGLAS 2702 —— () OMALA, NED. DOARD or TRADE B1VG. 4 of §500 to $1,000 6 per cent interest CONVENIENT FORM OF T. B. JOHNSON, Treas. Omaha. OHAS. W. TURNER, Jr., Sec. New York. CAPITAL , FULLY PAID 25 206 s o) . B TR ) 4y 9K O8I W e s BHEEP—There were only a few loads of lambs on sale this niorning, and with qual- ity only medium, killers did not show very much interest in the offerings. The best lambs here sold a little highe= ihan the same class of stock last week, topping the market at $8.40. Shorn lambs of light or handy welght ' and prime quality are quotable up to $5.65, about 10c or 16c higher than extreme high quotations last Friday. Nothing of consequence was received to- day in the way of ewes or wethers, and the sheep branch of the trade remained nominallly steady. The supply of big mut- tons s of little account at present at all of the leading trade centers, Most of the larger feeders in the middle west cleaned up the bulk of thelr stuff some time ago and the recent slump in values has not served to encourage the marketing of the few shipments still in the country. Quotations on fed stock: Good to cholce 0 942y 945 10 948 945 [ 89.. [T 810; good to choice wethers, $.15415.50; fair to good wethers, $4.86@5.15; good to cholce ewes, $4.90G5.2%; fair to good ewes, $4.650 .90, No. 1% Colorado lambs . 404 Colorado lambs 28 Colorado lambs 482 western lambs . 92 western lambs . western ewes and wet 8 299 western lambs . 82 Kunsas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, May 30.—CATTLE—Re- ceipts, 8700 head, 'Including 4,400 southerns; best, steady to strong; others steady to 10¢ lower; cholce dressed’ beef steers and ex- port steers, $1.5@8.2; falr to good, $5.8 1. 35.76@7.70; stockers and southern steers, $4.906) 5@6.50; native cows, $4.60@7.00; bulls, Ay, 70 0 70 63 51 her .5066.25; native heife $3.6505.%5;_calves, $4.000S.00. HOGS-Recelpts, 6,00 head; market steady to G 18wer; top. $0.55; bulk of sales, $9.45@9.52%; heavy, $9.45719.5; packers and butehers, $0.45@9.54%; light, $9.55@9.50; pigs, . To@8.90. ¥ anp LAMBS—Receipts, 9,000 head; market steady to 2c lower; lambs, $7.2500 yearlings, $5.0096.50; wethers, $4.251 ewes, $§.7694.50; stockers and feede: 5.00. St. Louls Live Stock Market. ST, LOUIS, May 30—CATTLE—Receipts, 5,90 head, Including 4500 Texans; market eady; native shipping and export steers, $8.0008.50; dressed beef and butcher steers, $8.00@8.30; steers under 1,000 pounds, $6.00G 00; stockers and feeders, $4.0006.%5; cows and heifers, $3.75G8.00; canners, bulls, $3.76@6.00; calves, 5. and magwu&u‘ $4.50G7.50; heiters, *$3.50G7.00. HOGS—Recelpts, 5,000 head; market steady; pigs and lights, $8.75G9.70; packers. $9.60G9.70; butchers and best heavy, $5.660 9.70. LAMBS—Receipts, 9,400 cows and SHEEP AND 0 d; market steady; native muttons, $.25 5 bs, $7.50@9.50; culls and bucks, $3.0004.00; stockers, $3.00@6.00. Stock Market, Y 30.—CATTLE—Receipt: estimated at 13,000 head; market 10c higher beeves, §6.7048.6; Texas steers, $. western steers, $5.26()7.60; stockers and feeders, $3.90@6.45; cows and heifers, §2.50 @7.0; calyes, $.76@8. HOUS—Receipts, esti X market slow and steady; iight, $9.35@9.63% mixed, $9.35@9.65; heavy, $9.90G9.62%; rough, $0.3009.40; pigs, $9.1509.60; bulk of eales, 9.50049.60. VSHESY AND LAMBS Recelpts. _esti mated at 11,00 head; market strong to 10c hlgher; native, $3.0035.00; western, $8.75¢ 5.6; yearlings, $6.10g7.50; native’ lambs, $6.26@8.00; western lambs, $5.00G8.50. Live Stock Market. BT. JOSEPH, M Receipts, 8% head; market, stead. cows and heiters, 1V 00@7.50. ul[\O(_' —Recelpts, 3,600 head; market, weak to fo lower; top, $0.55; bulk of sales, .80 9.45 SHEEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, hend; market, steady; lambs, $1.00G 4,000 2. Local Securities, tatiors furnished by Samuel Burns x-?"&'mw York Life bullding. Omaba: Bid. Asked. Auditorium, Chicago, bs, 1929, City of Omaha 4, 1934 Cudaby Pscking Co. Ga.... Jowa Portland Cement bonds 66 lowa . C. con. bonds s East 8t Louls & Bub. & K. C. Btock Yards stock. Long Bell Lumber Co. Lineoln, Neb., ds, 1820 Nebraska Tel.’ Stock § per cent Omaha Water Co bs, 1916, Omaha Water Co. bu 164610 917 $ E. L. & P. G, i98 E. L. pla, s per cent Omana 8t Ry. 6o, 1414 Omaba & C n Omaba & C. D, gt Ry, pid Omaha & C. B. Bt Ry, ptd Bouth Omaha. city of, 4, 1913 Swartzchild & Sulsberger s, itic T. & T. ba 1891 Topeka Ty. Ga, 1680, TriCity Ry, & Lo Ry. s, 18 1916 (3 RPOOL, May 30.~WHEAT-Spot, dull; No. 2 red western, no stock; futures, | weak: May, 6s 1%d; July, 6s 2%d; October, ds_4%d S COtk—8pot, quiet; ola American mixed, 6s 64d; new kiln dried, §s 4d; via Galves- OCEAN STEAMSHIPS lambs, $8.10@8.65; falr to good lambs, $7.00 | | mation obtainea |Norway, Sweden and Denmark | osear 11 RAILROAD, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS 7 $100,000.2° Herbert E.Gooch Go Brokers and Dsalers GIAZI——PMVIIXOI!—ITQCIB Omaha Office, 112 Board of Trade Bldg, ~Bell Phone, Doug. 6 Ind. A-Q1 1— OLDEST AND LARGEST HOUSE IN THE STATE. ton, 58, 5%d; futures, dull; July, 4s 94; tember, 4s f FLOUR—Winter patents easy, 25s 0d. London Stock Market. London closing stock quotat Consols, moaey ..82 11-16Loutsville & do acount ......§: Amal. Copper Anaconda Atchison Nash., Kan. & Texas.| oW York Central folk & Western do ptd Ontario & Western 11T% Pennsylvania % Rand Mines | i 8% It | 5N 2l ding p Great Western.. 29 Southern Raliway oy Chi., Mil. 1N do prd De ‘Beers ............ lits Southern Pacitic | Denver & Rio .. .0 1% Unlon Pacitie .. do ptd ..... 815 do pra L 204U, 8. Steo 4o 1nt prd.. 8 o pra do 24 pta. 13 Wabash Grand Trunk 0% do pa Tilinols Central....!139 Spanish SILVEK—Bar, steaay ounce, MONEY-31%@4 per cent, The rate of discount in’ the open market for short bills Is 3% per cont: for thice months’ bills, 3% per cent. & St P 40; 00 18 241116 Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA, May 27 —HAY~—No. 1, $9.50; No, 2, $8.00; packing( $5.00. ‘Straw: Wheat, $6.50; rye and oats, $7.00. Alfaifa, $12.66. The best grades of hay are holding their own, but nobody seems to want the poorer quality at any price, Tarpentine Market. SAVANNAH, Ga., May %.—TURPEN- TINE, quiet, Bc. ROSIN-Firm; type F., #.92%; G., $4.900 4.9T%. Three Tndians Bar nte Death. BUFAULA, Okl., May %.—Puenabo Lowa, Peter Beaver, and tho latter's wife and chi)d, all Indians from Weleetka, OkI., were burned to death in a fire that destroyed a rooming house here eariy today. Beaver and Lowe each had a daughter In the graduating class at the Indian high school here and were here to attend the gradua- tion exercises. New Church at Blunt, §. D. ABERDEEN, 8. D., May 30.—(Special,)— The Methodists at Blunt, S. D., have dedi- cated a new church just erected thate, university at Mitchell, preaching the dedi- catory sermon, after which $3,20 was ness on the buflding. LEGAL NOTICES —_— TO CO! —~SEALED proposals will be recefved by the ity cleric of the city of O'Neill, Nebri untll elght (8) o'clock p. m. on Tue: the 1dth day of June, 1910, for furnishing materlal and constructing a complete San- itary Sewer Bystem for the city of O'Nelll, ebraska, in ordance witn the pl and specifications on file In the office the city clerk, O'Nelll, Nebraska, and the uifice of the engineers, Omaha, Ne- braska. Estimated cost, $14,600.00, Each bid 1o be' accompanied Ly a certie tied check of five hundred (§500.00) doliars, Anyone desiring u set of plans ang specitications for pers use may ob- taln the same by application to the engi ) per set, neers and a payment of five ($5.00) right 10 reject any The city reserves the and all bid: O. ¥. BIGLIN, Mayor, H. J. HAMMOSND, City Cierk THE CONSOLIDATED = ENGINEERING Engineers, 640 Bee Bldg., Omaha, M26-d-1t Nebraska. GOVERNMENT NOTICES “Office, Fort Des Molnes, Sealed proposals, in triplicate celved here until 3 p. m., s | June 8, 1910, and then opencd for stallation of a Steam Heating Ilant in Hospital at Fort Des Moincs, la, B forms, plans, specifications and full {nfo at this office. A dep of required for each s plava. En- velopes containing proposal uld e in- dorsed “Proporals for Steam Heating Flait for Post Hospital” and addiessed Co structing Quartcrmaster a. CANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE 10,000 Ton Twin-Serew Famenger Steamers - Direct to - OCEAN STEAMSHIPS June 9/ ilclilx_Olav July 3 June 16 Qscar It July 1 United_States ....June 25 United States.. . AUg 4 | ALl gteame: uipped with Wireless 7irst cabin. $15 NPWATS. Secopd cabi. .. JOHNSOn @ CO.. 186 West Kinsle 103k aGENTS. 7. istgen i€ & oR To Bon Voyage 7k conpect day at10A. M. pline. Every known LA RAVOIE LA PROVEN( Increase over the corresponding week last year, §LENS%.07. . FFisscs gttesssessssssse Addftional sailin by popular one ¢ J. B. REYNOLDS. To Those Who Use Th u_FRENCH LINE V'a'giscogyer |/ for safet Appointments vmnasium, daily paper, super] LA LORRAINE, June 2% e speed and comfort, Fast trains for all continental points. Compagnie Générale Transatlantique Magaificent twin screw express steamers leave*New York overy Thur ommanded by Naval Officers with man-o'-war dis, ty, wireless telogr. IrDA many glll al hotels, roof cales culsine. LA BAVOIE LA PROV LA TOURATM ‘prlre-‘“nlk’_‘rnalu to 362 it oo Tt o M. A C -“:‘ « 1601 Farnam care Fimst Navl 9 16 Jung E, ‘Jun at 2d “cabin bin steamers § { { | raised to pay off the remaining indebted- | Pl y and submarine bell | Rev. Dr. 8. F. Kerfoot of Dakota Wesleyan | —_— | o ! [