Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1915, Page 15

tmente and Fiats, tm. flat, modern. Wal. 263, m flals, with garage 4 . #3 a mo. Call H F YOUGLAS AT ®TH-NICE STRICTLY modefn apartment Deug, 2070, rey APARTME 100l modern anr-m»m th and Douglas Furnished Apariments CAS9 2418 3-ROOM SUITE ICELY FURNISHED AND DECOR \Thl\ RENT REASONABL DISTRIC strictly modern Donrd and Room. Furnished Rooms that offer every mod- ern convenience and families .r boarding houses of the high- est class wil| best be found in the Fur- Phone nished Rooms column of The Bee. Tyler 100 NICELY furnished room, Aultab young man, with hoard. Douglas BLMWOOD PARK suburban home. C L bik. _Cool rooms, good board: lawn: home_privileges, very reas. Wal. 177 B.EnAl'TIF( L room, with two exception- closets, in a West Farnam homb; large porch and yard: good Board: young men preferred. _Harnay 4851 LARGE front room, witn board Farnam district. Phone Harney 6056, Furnished Houses. FURNISHED house in Dundee for sum- mer. References. Wal. 1573 New mod. 9r. furnished house bullt and | oocupled by owner. ful lawn and trees, lease. 3666 filllnrnlu FOR RE. BEAUTIFULLY IN"FD (v RO()M Al'AR'l’\lH’\ E SUMMER. WES AR T“I(T PHONE \\AI\I’I‘ 2492, BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, DOHS Fl’R\ISHF‘D MODERN, T GR| KINDS NI Grand one beau )‘N\r!‘ pla; or more FU! RA T FOR QUND, ALL A]\D SHRUBBERY BLOCK FROM RENSON ';-‘Hfl()[é. PHONE BENEON 0. Zl'h N. Farnished Kooms. 1t you fn the way of Furnished Rooms you can call at Room 104, Bee Bidg., and 'h»( for the Free Furnished Room bureau and wo will gladly refer you to a high class rooming or boarding house in any lvurt of ll’x@ eity. PARLOR rooms, rens. FURNISHED rooms, West Farnam dis- trict. 131 N. Sist Ave. FINB modern unfurnished floor, new house, ney 603, COOL, modern, walking distanc: LARGE, cool, to week; real lawn porch m N %07 FARNAM-Large, nicely furnished front room with east exposure. Modern conveniences. _For_gentleman. Call Doug. 189, firat Har- room, use of piano, $6. iy furnished rooms, 101 8. 2th. gantly furn ne: rooms, $3 nomne meals; largo 24 5751 Park [§ cooL, | T'hone comfort in private ar West | AM DIS- | 111 WO ou do not see anything that sults | OMAHA \\llh’ll'\ J1 AL FH’I‘ l'l‘l\'-—“'llfl‘l‘ !Il\l‘. RIAL "!TATE—WIST lll’l ‘Tomorrow and See Ben The Best Acreage Tract Only 6 bloe street. try air. Come Out | or Sunday son Gardens ever offered for sale so close to 'ar, school and stores, where you can buy One Acre of Land on our easy payment plan of $10down$10a month Hastings & Heyden 1614 I{ARNEY STREET | l FOR IlEVT Honnes and Cottn ‘ Miscellaneo Gordon Van Co. £ 219 N. 1ith 8t. __ Tel. D._ 3% or Wob. king J. C. Reed pfue's St e o s Maggard’ 11, 6148, Umlm- for mov ing, glckl big. shipping. 173 Webster Bt Dougl GlobeVan & Storage Stores, moves, packs, ahipe; 3 hom Van | and’3 men. 3135 per hr r | t B e et S 2V 0% ALL sizes, $3 per month up. 607 Paxton. Exp. ONE large front parlor and one smaller room. 200 South Mth St TWO_ pariors on ground floor, with kitchenetie; large porch, private en- trance; everything furnished. 604 S. Zith. 2, Suites, modern, $2.50. D. 7102 ST. MARY'S AVE., strictly modern; pleasant room; private family. Red 2977, FURNISHBED rooms with bath, cioset, heat, ht and water. Furnished kltche arnam Blvd. Harney FURNISHED parlor for gentlemen suit- Abie for two. With or without board. 508 N. 2lst Bt. Douglas 6707. Cool_rooms reas. 3020 Cass. 11, 315, N, I'TH, 80—Cool housekeeping rooms. _ Reasonable. NICELY funished modern room In pri- vate_family. Call Harney 744. Farnisned Househrsning Rooms, 223 DODGE—Modern light housekeeping; reasonable. CASS, niz— rooms, range. CASS, _1108—Cool, HUR' Z all modurn 2 Three beautifully furnished ground floor, sink, gas and modern _rooms, _$2.00. Tikht housekeeping T00ms, e easonable, msekeeptng Rooms. H JlAVEhP()RT 2510-16, suite of room laundry privileges; large lawn, So. fron Storec wna Offices. A nice office m a good location, | make your business plans successful. | THE BEE BUILDING “THE BUILDING THAT I8 ALWAYS NEW" furnishes just such comhm.uonl. cha Room 1 " Nice Cool Offlce With Vault Near the Elevator and Stairs| Flectric Light Free The Bee Building | Co. Superintendent’'s Office, Room 1083, GOOD storeroom, 815 N. 16th Bt. R. 437%. Garage FOR RENT-Garage, elel' lights, water, paved street, easy entrance. D. 8041 WANTED TO BUY DAVENPORT, 2151w or three nicely f front_houseiseeping room FOR RENT—Beautiful fu ed room, suitable for one or two young meo; pri- vate bath and every modern conve ience. Apply between 6 and 7 p. m. Apt. 14, Trn\':r(nn Apis, 24th St and Landon Courf T mn Ave., 2 rooms for light house- keeplng, $.50 week. ln’nrlhhed Housekeeping Room: 2 unfurnished rooms on bat reasonable. Douglag 7320, and Cottages. floor Housew North. 7-ROOM house. 1827 N. 18th, Web. 1078 7 ROOMS; all modern; on car line. Bemis Park. H 2049, ALL modern 6-room house, on car line, in Florence, large yard. Florence 8. 200 Main St 3 n, -room bungalow. hard- wood flnlll\ \Jlllll -in__bookcases. 2607 ‘Wirt. Phone no ®las 6368 or Walnut 2634, G-ROOM house in_Kountze Place for ; all modern Call Tyler 2102. 1114 N. 22D 8T, 4-r. flat, steel ran, stove, kitchen cabinet, RASP B gas water palid, $I7. BROS., Douglas 1653, south. For Rent South half of double brick house 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, all modern, at 1511 South #th B, mear Park school, one block east of Hanscom park. el. Harney FOR RENT. New double pressed brick house at No. 1416 Dewey; rent, $37.50; 5 rooms and sleeping poreh. AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY, 17th_and Douglas Bts. Dougl W05 DEWEY AVE., 5-room, mod., rent $5. K. H. LANDERYOU, Douglas 57, 202 Neville Block. $-ROOM HOUSE, strictly m-dern, good location. 1137 8, 2th St. Phone H. 212 ., large ‘Vfll pay lu WEST I'ARNA\! I.Jl-lrifl orn_house. 106 8. 35th ‘l-room mod- IYAI(‘ huyl ovorythln‘ 2d_hand Tyler 1418, ' OFFF. 31 sold. [} Reod nm Farnam. 'Doul !l“ tly used high mrade pian, 0O 9017, WANTED--To buy 240 to 32 acres, west central or northern Nebraska. ‘erma. Address R. T. Winseton, Bravo, Mich. Route 1 — == FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALR, to; Live Oak Colonles, none mm _Emith Co.. 913-14 City Nat Towa. HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE? Write a good description of your land and send it to the Sioux City, Ia., Journal, “Towa's Most Powerful Want Ad Me- dlum.”” Twenty-five words every Friday cvening, Saturday morning and Avery Saturday evening and Sunday morning for one month, giving sixteen ads om :wulv. dlfferent days for $2; or W words, rgest circulation of any Towa news- ¥, MM readers dally in four great w. T 0. W FOR short time only, ood [arms, within 30 miles of Omlhl‘ in lowa, $1% per acre; good terms. McCoy & O’Dohert m}f T11_ftate Blnk Bldg. Doug. ntereat or SMALL HIHBOUN FARI $5 cash and $5 monthly, taxes; highly productive hnd. close to three big markets; write for pholn(nph‘ and full information. Munge Y. Life Bldg., Ken COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA. $11,000 buys & highly improved farm, copsisting of about 61§ ucres located on one of our boulevards out from the eity, only a 40-minutes’ ride. Good water sys- | tem, amall amount of frult, some llll“‘,] tame hay; nice large, beautiful =hade trees and all nds of shrubbery and sbout 10 acres of natural timber, making | a beautiful park. This is an ideal propo- sitlon for handling thoroughbred stock ot any kind. thn%lpl‘ln in pasture COMBS, fli Brandels Theater Bldg.. Omaha. D.3916. A _BIG BARGAIN 3 miles from county sea 6-room house; barn, cow barn, granary, chicken houses and | other outbuildings; 150 under plow; all fenced and cross-fenced; nice orcnard 1 sold $.800 worth of grain off this last year. Am il sacrifica thi h balance 5 years at 6 per cent H. MOREARTY, Omaha, cres, Bee Bldg. Neb. | Houses and o,tu.e-. Misecllane 620 8 #8th St., %-r., all mod., %0 3066 Mason Bt, S-r., all mod., 340 2433 Fraunklin St, 13-r. all mod., $& b13 N. 22d St., $-r., ali mod., $30. 212 Mason S r., all mod., $31 “024 Maple -r., all mod., $x. 20 N. 16th St., 6-r., mod. ex. heat $25 212 8, 12th St.,' i-r., all mod., §25 520 N, 224 8t . mod. ex, heat, 2602 Chicago +.. mod. ex Emmet St, 7-r., mod. ex Pacifie 8t, 41, mod. ex. heat. R12 N. 19th St, 4-r., mod. ex. heat, BIRKETT & COMPANY, 43 Bee Bldg. BURDETTE _strietly modern heat heat §20. Eid s $1: 2ii “house; l’hnna Webster 1587 entirely modern brick; lo- 10th 8t.” Phone Dougla BUNGALOW. new, modern; south front’ $2,600; Tth and Dorcas. Patterson. D. 247. “ROOM cottagr 2] Franklin, $18 month FOR RENT 48T We have a complete llst of all houses, | riments and flats that arg for rent is list can be seen free Omaha Van & Storage Co. % 8 $22.60. lo- ot chm:c at ! b Wyoming. WYOMING homesteads; limited area of land; open to 3M-acre filing assed for grain, corn, potatoee, | vegetablas, alfalfs; good water; free coal. | Stockman's paradise; game plentiful; sec- | ond excursion June M4, See me at Paxt hotel June 15-2 omly. €. J. Dumbolton, | i REAL ESTATE LOANS FARM | TOLAND ‘um TO $10,00 made prompily, &, Wead, Wead Hld‘ 18th and Farnam Eu CITY and . H, Dumnm & Co., WA\TLD Good farui and city loans at Towest rates. PETERS TRUST CO, 162 Farnam. WANTED-City | Farnam Emith & CITY p riy. Large loans a lgerhllv CITY pr W. H. Thomas, 22 State Ulnk MO> on 1o 3. H. W. Binder, City Nat! on-l Blnk Bldl OMAHA homes. Iast Nebrasks tum O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE ( i»m:(é 1453 5. 1ith. Doug. 4448, the irniture Stores. RFN’I‘ FIDELITY ooyl FREB Phone Douglas 88 for comple vacant houses and .p‘r\n.mu storage, moving. 1Sth and Jackson Sta odern f‘(—mrll F L L l'KiZ list of also for | 101¢ Omaha National. Phone Dou‘ An 2715, firat for farm loans in eastern United States Trust Co. Omaha. CITY LOANS. C. G. Ca-ibers, 310-12 Brandeis Theater Bldg == o _Neb, REAL EEYAT! WANTED { enough to build another next door Cathedral District you are looking for a new é-roon r(unpla(elr modern houae, ba sure to se the one at 4320 Wakeley Ave. (between Davenport and Ohicago). This house has Just been completed. Is on a large front lot, 50x128, has 6 rooma, large ilv room, dining room and kitchen on first | No. floor. Three bedrooms and bath second floor; basement cemented to see this house to appreciate it. cath and the balance like rent. Creigh, Sons & Co. Douglas 200, FOR RENT—Completely furnished mer home on Des Moines be Okobojl, Ta. Write for partioul Hotel Fontenalle, Omaha. E. R sheimer. Hnln— FOR EXCHANGE 200 acres Towa all first class corn land; want hardware and implements or general merchandise. Vein Hick, Osceolm Ia. e ———w—memn REAL ESTATE—~ACREAGE 50 Acres ‘Near West Dodge St. Paved Road Only 6 miles west of 16th St. All {u cul- tivation; 12 acres in alfalfa; nearly level, Iles high and sightly. Bvery foot of this land is tillable. All clear. Price only $250 per acre. Adjoining property heid at much hl,h.r price. This is something very desirable. No trade. One ocannot make & mlnuk. buying this property at this low: price. Investigate. George & Company Phone 756, WA (ty N Bk. Bldg. New Bungalow -and an Acre of Ground Benson-—Easy Terms Has 4 llr‘e rooms 'llh stalrway up- ean b bov .lec:rr‘u;nn i piigeed 'I'wonn u{.mla Lrees wo peach trees, One crabapple tri One plum tree. One cherry troe. Ten grape vines Twenty-five blackberry hushes Twenty-five raspberry bushes Five oosberry bushes miiice, 32,30, 320 cash, balance %2 a HA¥Tinas & HEYDEN. 1814 Harney St. ACRE tracts on or near car, with new bungalows; $1,600 to lzal) Call for loca~ ticn and fres clty maj PATTE! s al tle"on Blk REAI‘ ESTATE—NORTH SIDE Do You Want a Bargain. Brand new. 'all modern; b large roon and bath, 3 roo'.l in Dll one "‘l\m.mw‘;'. beam _ceilings, window meat’ well arranged Kitohen with sonveniast Dln'.rv and jcebox room; bathroom, tile and ith, guaranteed fixtures: lllhfill( fixtures can be selected b buyer, stairs to second floor, which ,y large enough to finish 3 rooms; cement basement; furnace heet; hot and cold 'll.er. fine. large lot, ved street; clome car; located in Boulevard Park addi- tlon PRITE $3,980; about §760 cash or vacant lot_as part payment. Rasp Bros. Douglas 1653, 106 McCague Bldg BARGAIN BY OWNER A beautiful 8-room, strictly modern home, in splendid condition; good lgoa- legantly finished Inside; as as ew; large lot; olstern. Price §3, Call 2]y 'Wirt. Phone Web. 2888 aft. a m. autiful home, six [ first story fine trees and hedge: most artistic resi atreet paved and : community brick garage and club on car line, near schools, stores and chureh; no saloons. $300 cash and $20 monthly. B. J. Beannell. 1. 388 or W, 311. —o REAL EBA'I‘I—IN VIHMEN‘!‘! Small Store in Good Location Fractically new bufiding Ground 5 liv- d' rooms upstairs. located near a new a nn.-.u l\hrro only new houses will be. Terms Price, ' American Security Co. _17th Douglas Sta. 1 have first-class city Income property, paying 12 per cent. This is A-1 location and one of the best butldings in the city Will take good farm or ranch clear up cent. Will carry balance mort- roperty. co and legal erwise will Address M ¥®. description In first re onsider letter, e care ation l; REAL }flsTATl—Mlsml‘LA‘WIOUD New Cottage, $1,200 $100 Cash—%12.50 a Month Has 3 rooms, cement block foundation Will be completed by June 15. Has chicken house, $x18 Caicken yard, fenced chicken tight T_teet Two full lots. House has electric lights Good well Blopes kently to the east, overlooking bouleva d. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 614 HARNEY. 0% Creigh Bons & Co., Bes BIdE Houses In all parts of the city. LIST real estate and unl‘h with DON- ELSON R. E. CO., % Om. Nat'l Bank. CHAS. E WILLIAMBON CO., 'Pa. L Bik. Doug. %07 sien You will have 3500 i i | from end of Benson car line, on West Main | Jitney at end of car line. Come out and enjoy the coun- {from an_early number of crop dumage reports couple | 310 Bee Bl4 GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Market Makes Strong Advance and Wheat Goes Up in Price from * One to Three Cents. CORN RECEIPTS ARE HEAVY OMAHA. June 18. 1915, Che market made another strong ad- oo, today Wh was especially strong, trom 36 to ¢ over yosterday's prices, les of wheat were good, there \mln‘ an active demand for all varieties Corn was also bulllsh and was quoted from lo to 140 higher. There was a lib- gral amount of this cercal sold, the vel fow and mixed corn making up the bulk of_the sales. Oats were firm and there wad & fair demand for this cereal. The sales of oats were comparatively light, there being (-nliv‘ A few cara received e more conservative men in the | wheat trade advance the opinion that the |rains in the far southwest are uniikely 1o do any great amount of damage to the | grain tirat s ow about ready for the harvestes . Clearances wore equal to 42000 bushels: els; oats 185,000 bushels Liverpool. Spot wheat, lower; corn, 1ad lower. Primary 'wheat receipts were 497,000 bushels and shipments &1,00 bushels, against receipts of 853,000 “bushels and shipments of 1,704,000 bushels laat year. Primary corn receipts were 444,000 bush- ela and shipments 702,000 bushels, againat receipts of 631,000 bushels and shipments of_BS5,000 busliels last year. Primary oats recelpta were 457,000 bush- ers and shipments 425,000 bushels, against receipts of 2,000 bushels and shipments of 914,000 bushels last year. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat.Corn.Oats. o8 108 % nnml 4 flour Wheat a 17,000 bush- corn, 14 higher to 2 Chicago .. Minneapolis Duluth Omaha §t. Louls Winnipeg Snles reported hard winter: 1 car, car, $1.18% $1.14%; 1 $.014, D 2 cars, $1.07; car, $1.11 durum: todny $1.15; 1 _car, $1.06'4. No. 3 spring 1 car, Corn—No. No. 2 2 whit yellow: cars, Ti4o; 2 cars, Tlye; No. 2 mixed near white, Tle: 0%¢; 5 cars, No. 3 mixed near white, 7ic; 1 car, W%0; o oars, T0ie. mixed: 1 car, near white, Tiio; 1 0%c; 3 cars, 70%c; § cars, 0% No. 4 mixed: "1 oar, 8%c. B 1 car, T0c. No. § mixed . % car, @%c. Sample: 35 car, @0 Oats—No. 2 white: 1 car, 4i%c. Btand- rd: 1 car, 4%¢c. No. § white: 3 oars, {46, No. 4 white: 8 cars, #3o. Bample: 1 ear, 43%¢c; 1% ocars % oar, do. Omahu_Cash Prices eat: No. 2 tur- , 1, 15%@1.16, numhlsl Nu. ‘Lturkn 1.16, nominal; X hard, 31 nm uu. $1.04 N 0. 3 1_car, durum, hite, 71% @730, No. 3 Toiney v e, TIA ', nomi i o, TfT%e, nominal; No. 6 white, T0% nominal; No. 6 white, 70/ vellow, TIN@7%, ) 4c: No. 4 yellow, ‘wa nominal; 5 yollow, 10@1080, vmfixh al; No! 8 vellow, T0@70%c, nominal; No. mixed, ol @i04s; No. 3 mllsl‘ ; No 448,77 4Be ; K wh!le I«a%“m. Barley: Malting minal fecd, igde, homin i o rw i. 814 1414, ‘nominal: No. No, white, il Tominal; yellow, CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Fentures of tig Trading and Closing rices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, June 18.—Black rust Nwrll from Missoirl and Kansas added to the bulllsh temper which big it in the west had given to the wheat mar- ket here. Asm a result, the market olosed firm at i%4¢ to 1%¢ net advance. In corn the outcomo varled from Mo off fo to up, oats finished with a gain of l.r Aa@ (A and provi monn ranking from 2ic ne to a rise of otwithatanding that active selling in which forelgners were said to have taken a hand made the wheat market recede advance, the inoreasin with black ed afterwards to a dectded upturn in values. fore the day was over, the fact weemed evident that a great deal of wheat in Kaneas. Nebraska, Missourl” and other important parts of the soft winter belt had ben laid fiat, and that the harvest delay in Kaneas and Oklahoma was in- creased to a serlous extent. Meanwhile, predictions of another storm from over the Rockies hr Saturday night emphasized the danger of rust Bulls {n wheat Werp encour gossip that efforts to overcome m|ru[- tlos in regard to forelgn exchange wero Iikely soon to help revive export demand Ocean freight rates appearcd to be eas. ing off, and advices from Liverpool said the liberal shipments promis y Indla a turned out disappointingly small. heap Argentine offers at New York finally proved more than an offset to fears that the domestic corn crop in the big surplus producing states had been handicapped by too much cold and rain. i the Ahal nour, many early buyers un- loaded, nnd thore was aggressive selling on the part of speculative shorts. Oats ruled a little firmer than corn owing to reporte of n good deal of lodking, 151 consequence of excessively wet windy weather. Pravisions failed to hold except to a limited _extent an advance due to higher prices for hogs Packing interests were said to have unloaded freely on the bulge. Closing prices on_option Tu by 1t e Nor' ha rn: No. 2 yellow, 16477 athers Hos: inal. Oats: No. 3 White, u.éawc .u.na- ard, 494@b0lc. Rye: No. 2, $1.1601 ley wku. Seed: Timothy, . #0@12.0. Provisions: Pork f6:50; @10, firsts %e; lard, $8.% BUTTER—Creamery, 1 scconds, 2c; packing, 19%c. POTATOBS - .»ld reocel REAL ESTATE—SOUTH SIDE "Must Be Sold at Once 1140 8. 2th St. Good old T-room house, modern except heat; choice east front fot, 3x1W. Street and ailey paved and all pald for. If lot was vacant it would sell for 31,70, House and lot can now be bought for $2,100, $200 cash, balance monthly, or excliange considered. In- vestfgate nt onee Rasp Bros. 106 McCaguo HIdE Douglas 1653, 37, LOTS COVERED WITH FRUIT oom house. elactric lights, nace, fine well, 7 blocks from car, 4th and Center; a bargain at 8.00), owner saye will sell for $2.600 terms. See it Sunday. Call Harney 273 LINAHAN REALTY CO., Doug. 2904—0 1one new fur MEDIOAL RUPTURE cured in a few du Paln Call or write Dr. Wray, Bldg.. Omaha Established 154, PILES FPISTULA CURED Dr. B R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and other rectal Alseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed aud no money ¢ pald untll cured. Write for book diseases with testimonlals. DR E P». ’IARRY 240 Bee Bidg. . without 306 Beo o ) 5o | vahl lets, s ||\levv l\ cases Incl Ylll(n 1641168 ¢, firs POULTRY - Allve Mirings, NGUC NEW YORK receipte ed, 104017y 1T a1 higher 407 cases; at ordinary fowls G RAL MARKET Quotations of the Day on Varlous Commodities. NEW YORK, June 18.-FLOUR -Steady WHBAT=8pot, firm; No. od, $1 No. 1 hard. $Li, f. New York, u;;»n billed; N Duluth, No, 1 northe N, ¢ f.. Buffalo. Fu Juily . 124 % CORN S84, prompt shipment YATS-Npot, steady; standard, 65%e; No. 3 white, M¥%¢; fancy, clipped white, @970 HAY-Steady; No. 1 $1.20 No. 3, $1.66; shipping, %t HOPS—-Quiet; state, common to choice, 1914, 10gNdc; Bacific coast 1914, 10@13c 1913, S@itc Bogota, Sic: HIDES. America, LEATHER-Firm first seconds, 50681 1 § norther) n, Manitoba, u eadier —S8pot; easy: No. 2 yellow, No. Dull: Central hemlock 2c; Pork, steady: mess, §18.50 {0300, Ahort Cloars 13-. mess, $18.000 Tard, stoady: o ity e asked; special, 64, Teceipts, 10,08 tubs; (®3 score acoring) e, 19.50; family, $19 middle west, TALLOW contey; UTT l!.-l ) cases; bd PGAS—Irregular; oxtra d fresh gathersd. oxtras, i WHode: firsts, i 1ec; nearby hennery, whites, fin to fancy, W@%o: nearby hennery, browns, E-1 by L gi2e CHEESE~Firm; receipts, 843 boxes; state whole milk, fresh, twins and flats, speclals, 14 @14sc; same, average fancy, 14¢. POULTRY 4Weak; western chickens, dressed %ic; fowls, U'c; turkeys, 10@11c roasting western frozen chickens, fresh fowls, feed, 140 Tic; fred recelpts, 22 Ve, Minneapolls Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, June 18 WHEAT July, $1.20%; Beptember, SLOSGLMY; No 1 hard, $1.82; No. 1 northern, $1.224aM.01% No. 3 nmllwrn. 8 m,mw & LJY?‘R \“u{»r fl,\ {onts, xfl.” 3 yellow NG wmw e WA Kansas City Grain and Pro KANSAS CITY, June 18 ~WHEAT- No. 2 hard, flllfil"l No. 2 red, 1120 September, 9T« CORN: n . MgTawe; No, 2 white, B%e; No. 3 yellow, T60; No. & 560 ho: July, iBoi September,’ Tliic; De- cember, 0. OATS-No. white, [46@4b%c mixed, 41@Adc 3 No. 3 Louls Grain Market WHEAT-No. 3 hard, $L1S; July, st LOUIS, June $i.14@1.18; No Septomber, $1.01 S l;“ Vo & ot Noo ul. i September, AR 4 nomaiin w,. o Liverpool Grain Market. LIVERPOOL, June 18.—~WHBAT-No. 1 Manitoba, 11a 8d; No. 2 Tl 14, No. 8 i northern Duluth, 11s 24; No , 118 14 ot American mixed, new, s Inter patents New York Money Market. NEW YORK, June 18—~MERCANTILR P ATERL nmlfififlmo’?-smy day FLOUR-T BRLI bills, $4.74%6; for demand, RILVER-Bar, OWC Rudiican aotiars, sse. HONDR—Government, steady: railroad, frregular, & LOANHuMy 6 days, 24 per cent: N days, 2% per cent; six months, 8 nt. MONEV—GI&G_V high, per K per cent: rultog rate, oo I'NII last lnnn per cent, closing bid, 1% per cent; offered at 2 per cent. uulnl Drk!l o:'a bnngl v. v. Ao coupon ... Paname 3. coupon. 1004 No. iohes. & OBle bis. 88 do [ 3 runur‘xu.« 100% I W e B2% o con. 4Mw o ! 47 Reading gen, dn.. ¥ B For i 104 So. Tas .. By 0 do ref. e "N % do ov. B So. Rallway b Unton_Pacifle 4 do_av. 48 3 £ Rubber in U B Steal e 1 *Wabash 1at bn N West. Union $lée.. West. Elec. ov Gen *Git Blectric bs. No. 1st 44s. I~ Wi Ly L ahy w0 108% 108 Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA, June 17-PRAIRIE HAY We have a supply of about thirty cars on all tracks this morning. Twenty-five cars of this is Kansas hay and five cars Nebraska hay. The shipment of Kansas to this market has had a very bad ffect upon the market. While it has not affected the price of No. ] and choloe upland Nebraska hay to any great ex- tent, it has had a bad effect upon mid- land and lowland hay, as the price was nuch lower than we are asking for Nebraske hay Buyers would take the Nebr at oven §1.00 more Fr wn. aska from our hay and take the uull lfl\|-ull\lpln0nl of No. 1 and choice Ne- braska hay, especially of the upland and midland variety. We cannot advise ship- ment of lowland or No. 2 and get you rices such as hus been obtained for the rul month. Following |l lhr range of upland, ‘ll 4.60; No. 1, Chole: gx." 00 No. 2, 8. 00gp9. 00, lnldllnn No. 1, 00 choloe 12.60; No. 2, 3, $7.0099.00, choice lowland, Nt:'nul‘l 50§10.00; No. 3, ¥1. .0 AW —Choice wheat .00 to $6.50. « u"e- Market. N YORK, June 18 -COFFER-The market for coffee futures opened decline of 3 to # points under some n tered selling which was probably inspired by the decling in the rate of Rio ex- change on London and in the milrels price of Santos. Offerings were not heavy and werc pretty well taken at the decline, but prices eased off a shade further llurin.{ the day, closing at a net loss of § to 1 points There were further exchanzes from Italy to later deliveries, mostiy March, on even terms. 3 Imludm- ches. 600 bage. = June 6.860; Sevtenther, r, 689c; December. Tebriary, 6 e May Santos N i quotable at easler in tone, changed. Rio 100 rein lower fons 3-32d low 75 rels higher. exchance, to! | Cotton Market. NEW YORK, June 15—~COTTON | quiet; middling uplands, 98K; no sales Cotton futures’ opened steady; July, 0.60c; October, 98¢ December 10.18¢ ; Jetuary, 10.24¢; March, 10.46c Futures closed steady: July, 0.5dc: Oc- 99 December, 1018’ January, March, 10 i otton market closed steady net un- 1o 2 points higher, | LIVERPOOL, June 18.—COTTON—8pot enrler: good “medium ~middline, ‘5.65; middling. 5.%4; low middling, 5.254. sales, 10,000 bhales | [} “ihe |ehanee NEW YORK, June 18~METALS—Lead, weak: offered ‘at #6. ~Spelter not quoted. Copper, Aull; _ electrolytic, §20.2 Tin, aulet. at $41 bid. Tron, steady unchanged At London £55; electrolytic. £05 10w 10s; futures, £188. Antimony Lead, £26 25 6d. Spelter, £110 | | | llnd Spot copper. £52; futures Spot tin £120em Sugar Market NEW YORK, June I8-8UGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal, 4.59: molasses, 4 fined steady: futures quiet and steady ing early part of day. At poon prices were unchanged but quota- | Spot, | £18 | /OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET | Cattle Reoeipts Lxght and Trade is | Fairly Active at Steady Prices —Sheep Steady HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN HIGHER SOUTH OMAHA, June 18, 1915 Recelpts were Cattle. Hoga, Sheeb, Official Monday 811 i Official Tuesday e unmm» Friday Five dayes this week 17 Same days last | Bame days 3 w Same days 1wk Same days 4 wks ago Same days last vear... 12080 The following table shows the receipts of cattle. hogs and sheep at the South Omaha live stock market fo- the year to date, as compared with iast year: 1910 1ne. Dec. a0 19,238 Cattle Hogs Bheep VEALETE 1,081 120 The following table shows the average price for hoga at the South Omaha I stock ket for the last few days, with 0y BEES| ™ 5 = RS egre 555 S 23z snas REs o - o= ‘zeE ~5® e 3538 s P —— June June June June June June June * Sunday. CATTLE -Receipts of cattle numbered only eloven cars this morning, it being the smallest run for a IFriday this year At the same time there was a good de- mand and practically everything was disposed of 1. § o'clock In the morning. Ilhen paid for good beef steers were with all dmh.r kinds of cattle ,,.QQQH 8_28 szzaEn BERE & 22 A}‘é_-;_“ | mmwe £ 7 g1 % {25878 "sutase s B \ |to do with the e Pick up the few oatt Quotations on_ cattle: Good to cholos yearlings, $35069.10; good to cholos eorn- fed beoves, $8 ; falr to good cornfed WALl common to fale corn- feil beaves, $7.95G%.16; good to cholce heif- . ¥7.0007.85; good to choice cows, $5.50 &00d co ete., H‘. HOGB—Receipta were the u.mm of ‘the week, only ninety-one cars, mething iike 630 hand being teported in. For the 3148 head, five days the supply foots being nwlfi 9, head smaller than | week, 5,000 head short of a year ago -na in_fact, the smallest for any similar veriod since flve weeks ago. Encouraging advices recelved from other points started the market out in #ood shape, and shippers ked another dime onto values this morn buy the bulk of their hogs at $7. trer ql ice veing the top for th. flly Ind wook. ‘oday’'s advence puts shippers back to where they were at the oloss of last week. was the case yesterday, packers were slow in getting started and their urly bids were not muoh better than l As the morning advanced offers im) slowly and en the first ll finally made, it was at prices right around 0o higher !h‘n th. k!ll— er trade terday. The market remained draggy throughout and even at the best Ume was a long way from being aotive. ‘The reason for this was that sellers had riced their hogs fully a dime higher rom the start, and as prices never got that good. they were in no partioular hurry to cut loose. ;h. bulk of the hOlI sold around $7. but the sales were well soatte over a 40c range. During the last couple of days sharp advances have more than regained the decline of the first half of the week, ang current values are, if any- thing, a little ‘stronger than last week's close SHEEP—Receipts, which were liberal for a Friday, were nearly as large as yesterday's, about twenty cars, or 5000 head, being reported in. Total for the week to date is 20,141 head, the largest r#ince the first week of May, being more than twice as Iarge as both last week and two weeks ago, and a gain of 4,000 head over the corresponding week lust year. Karly advices from Chicago were far | from encouraging, but Bouth Omaha was the only river market to have any sort of & run. and it did not take very lon for buyers and sellers to get tomether a about the same prices were pald yes- terday. Bulk of lhl . ring lamb offer- ings moved at # bich figure bought |the big end of lerdlyl IIIKN}’. This f« the first thne this week that prices have fall to show some decline. the week prices have dmn ed §1.7 the big end of this break be ng regia nd when packers forced a $1.00@ ap. Rimilar declines have been d at practically all market points. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs, good to cholce, $7.76@6.%] Iam &ood, §7.00¢r lambs, spring. vearlings, fair ‘to_cholce, '$6.6007.50, ewes, good to cholce, $4.76416.3; ewes, fair to good, $4.00G4.75. CHICAGO LIVE STOOK MARKET P‘nr Cattle Strong—Hogs Strong—Sheep Stendy. GHICAGO, June Ih—CATTLE Racelits ative h-el - 00@9.75. ”(lflfl—"m‘rl pts, 18,000 stronk; 100716c higher; @1.7; ‘ugnt )-6- head; market 50 5; he : 'm%) * AND LAMBS-Recei ok head; m-rkpt stendy llIP.J) . $.7600.5; springs, 59, Live Stock. Market. June 18.—CATTLE—Re- market steady: native $1.509.%5. yearlings, steers helfers, $4. 0,90, cows, $0.00@6.60; stockers and feeders, $5.0008.%; wouthern sloern, 35.25@8.05: cows and helfers, $4.00 @650; native caives, $6.006710.00. HOGS—Receipts, '6,500 head: bigher; pigs and lUglits, $6.5081. mixed --;170 butehers, $7.65007.85; good heavy, $1.70 1.9, SHBEP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 20 head; m teady; clipped native mut- w0;_clipped Tambs, §5.5040.0 mbe, l’l Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. June 18, - TLI~Receipts, 175 head: market steady {prime fed steers, $5.708.00; dressed beel steors, $5.000/8.50] western 'steers. 8.80; stockers and feeders. $6.95075,% 'n.w 00, calves, $5.00710.00. HOGS—Receipts, 1860 head nigher: Lulk of sales, $7.4507.00; heavy. 12675, packers and butchers, nzm 1 lights, $7.4000762%: pigs, $ 2. SHEEP AND LAMBS-—HReceipts e e a7 0000 5 yeariingn, $1.000 {800, wethers, 8.7666.00; ewens, $4.5066.50. | sloux City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, Ia., June 18—CATTL Receipts. %) head: ‘market stead and b I!c-r- $5.0006.50; bulls, 155046, )u:l.R Recelpts, 4,00 head: market 6c higher: heavy. 31 40; mixed, 7.9 @1.3; light, $7.1007.20; bulk of sales, an . SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. head. bulls, market $t. Joseph Live Stoek Market. ST, JOSEPH, Mo.. June 18 —CATTLE— Receipts 100 head; market, steady: stee cows and heifers, $4.2509.00 1, m market, ;. bulk MHS- Reoclpts, none: -mdy lmh wfim Live Stock fn Sight. Receipts and shipments of live stock at the five principal western markets yes- terday head nmmr. top, §7 $7.8007. SHEEP AND market tle. Fogs. Sheep. 13,000 1,500 1800 1,500 0.0 Chicago Sioux City wansas ity St Louis South Or Totals ‘ " nurkot | 1% NEW YORK STOCK NARKET Session Lnrzely Bepetlhon of Pre- | ceding Ones of the { Week. TRADING AGAIN IS MODERATE NEW YORK, June 18 —Aside | more Irregular’ movements, which late gave way to general heaviners, today s stock market was largely a repetition o the preceding scasions of the week. Trad Ing was agnln in very moderate volume the early hours recording a weries of con fusing advances and receasions. For ex ample, some of the war shares rose 1 (o 3 ‘-mv» with a new high record for Baldwin locomotive at ®d%, while others of that class particularly Bethlehen 1| Steel ‘and Lackawanna Steel were that much low ffervescent quality of some of the Which for one resson or anothe 1@ to be known as war con ks was {llustrated in the case o mining. This stock : points ) from its 8 to decline iv-n-uh in the metal abroad, indications of Jower market. Lead, whic £ .7 the ' hi 1o, prices in the dom \ & fow days aKo 8ol hest figure quoted in ars, declined to 6 sentative rallway stocks backward, their early decline resultin from the' short selling on reports of o sorlous storm In Kansas and adjacent states, United States Steel was ahou the only speculative favorite to evince underiying strength and a falr degree of activity, but wavered with the balance of the fist in the last hour. Total sales amounted to 2,000 shat'es Lires or Italian exchange made another new record at 5.9 for checks and reichs marks on Berlin also weakened to §21-1 That rate, however, is well above it low record of a few weeks ago. Ottawa sent $2,600,00 gold to this city and London exchange stiffened on purchases of bills to_that center. The new movement of money for tle week points to another accession of cash by local banks. If todav's forecast of the gain is fulfilled, New York banke: will &ho Teserves of $200,000,0 tomorrow’s bank statement. Bonda v, some minor imeues showing in aggrogated $3,- n bar value, (%8, 000, United States bonds were unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading auatations n stocks were as follows: Saies. 11 2100 woe material Total #al 688, % [ iy fon Alaska Gold . Amalgnmated Capper American Beet Sugar American Can .. American 8. & R.. American €. & R. Am. Bu 4500 Ball BrooKiyn Fapid Tran CWlifornia Petroleum Canadian_ Pacifio . n-uv-v & Rio Grand Denver & R. G. ptd. nmln-' n-oumln Brie -8 Great No. Ore Guggenheim Exploration Titnols Central . Interborough Met. pfd Inspiration Copper .. International Harvester . K-\-- my Routhern. Fontaviite l.‘luhv‘lu Moxioan Petrol Miami Missour!, K. Missourl’ Paeifio National Biscuit Nattonal . s’ oS $3% 5 3% § | 5% $38IET o ‘g% E Texa . Unfon Pacific . Union Pacifio United States _“Toul wales for (he day. 562.000 shares. HRADSTREET'S TRADE REVIEW Weather Irregularitios Restrict Dis- tributh a NEW YORK, June 18~—Bradstreet's to nartow. ¥ will say: dget of news is in evidence u lhlu wmk Weather lrn.quhm.h. over & wide area lmu mtrlc al ducing crop growth, and, i"l ll\\amluo‘nl 'Ibow > !.l ntereats prefer to work tive lines. On the [ In‘ (!Qrtl'flly in the stock m forelEn relations and the Tenewed weak- ness of forelgn exchange. War order stocks continue to derive support from the updemiably large busi- ness in sight .and the stronger, cheerful tone of the iron and steel tras Hank clearings amounted to $3,188,450, an increase of 1 per cent oyer last week. London Stock Market. LONDON, June 18 —~American securi- ties were Aidl, but Enm hardened in the afterngon and the mmc wus steady l;‘lrl’, IR—Blr. per ounce. T Ao e, g per cen! Theres Money leling Flour mw‘dmmum | Marve! Mill money mill- lour in small este. rur unities. Mfll =7 7 oreirom (o Sl mis Is 80 all mill is an absolute Me—lly in ulmu-l every Western locality, This local necess ewad with the invention of this b le . u.ml Sell-Conf I‘I- ts within the reach of wi l'lka 'ulil‘n‘dflwm')‘t‘lln‘l‘h T‘.@""‘"""“"" y of alifetime nt n.&, ! T ot R plling Cetmea the unity r & it ;Ilv' one. The makes money, irllo for the mor{-ol . 1" trisl want . Mm.u' Murwluul\untllqukk. wm. Annlo-Amrhll Min 1024 Fourth St.