Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 19, 1916, Page 11

THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916. 11 ReAL ESTATEIMPROVED | EARM AND RANCH LANDS|GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKED| 52" .0 " | OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET” ®, ° 1ok *°* WEW TORK SR MARKET SHEEP—There were 1o sheep, at least Good Cattle Steady for Week &nd [none of any consequence, this morning, but | Little to Justify Extended or Spe- SAFETT FIRST. FQR SALE—IGT acres, S Wit ein | Fairly Active Demand for Wheat |"ck ND SAFE P e e L RS Cotton futures closed quiet, July, 13.14a; for the week receipts have been the larg- v n o close an_estate. - § . o S 3 FIRD AND TORNADO INSURANCE the owner, Mrs. Belle Hamilton, Toma- But 1t is at Prices from One R L O R o Others Lower—Sheep and Lambs |t since the Inst weelc In April. At the cific Comment in Day's i hawk, Alberta, Canada. S il St - same time the character of the recelpts has % ONFIL'S . B & INS. AGENCY x T to Three Cents Lower. Liverpool, - une - 17.—COTTON—Spot Sharply Lower. been muking & noticeable change. The | Dull Session. e ket Bidg. Tyter 203 | Wisconsin Lands.______ ¢ ALLS HALF e ing 080" Saten, 3,000 buten HOGS THIRTY UP FOR THE WEEK | so0k 1 orBthacyours IERa G At henp e | — W GET Tiierature and maps on (he chaspest | CORN F. HALF TO A CENT S kel stock In supposed to be pretty much all die- TNPROVED Si-acre farm for sale. Call | OET JHesraturs oo o tiaten, TO o T e AL MARRET, posed of and when rango stock should be- | LEADERS RECEDE A LITTLE Douglas 8386. BAKER & TILLOTSON, AMA —_ gin putting In an appearance. That has 16th and Douglas Sts. Omaha. Doug. 1188. Omaha, June 17, 1916. | )i ienle Prices for Produce Charged by Omana, June 17, 1916, | boen the """"l:“:r“‘"h’;r::r'k",r‘““p'""";":"({;1 New York, June 17.—There was little v f REAL ESTATE—Uni ved Cash wheat was very bearlsh, welling {rom Omaha Dealers. Receipts were Cattle. Hogs. Shee nibekind *| today's short and dull session to justity ex- nimpro Miscell 1@3c lower. Receipts of wheat were good | BUTTER—No. 1 creamery, tn cart Official Monday attle. Hogu. Shesh. | rangers and a corresponding smaller per : iscellaneous. 103 lower, Recslpts of wheat were good| = BUTTER-No. | creamery. in cartons or | Offctal Mondey, oo i3 L4 FHY |centage of fed stock than any brevious | tended or specific comment. Prices of = West. “ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LANDT | this cereal on the decline. Y POULTRY—Brollers, altvo, und Offlotal Wednexsd 3,681 | week thls year | teading stocks receded from substantial IN THE CATHEDRAL DISTRICT. 1f 80, get & copy of our Journal first. [ Corn ranged generally from ¥ @140 5 7 Offictal Thursda 15000 6433 | Another change that 1s always anticipated | fractions to a point, under the adverse in- It has lands, city property and stocks|lower. The demand for the better grades Officlal Friday 5,934 5,209 |for this son I8 the gradual change or |, .o a¢ the Mexican and raliroad labos in prices to fAit range ock e hats ut_ all points have | sltuations, while certain spaciaities, notably been rapldly dropping down from u corn-ted | Mexican Petroleum, New York Air Brake, basis to A grass basis. Prices are every- | General Electric, Pressed Steel Car and sey. readjustmer One of the best lots between the Joslyn residence and the Cathedral s offered y for $1,760 for short time, worth $600 to L $750 more. Particulars on application, of goods advertised from nearly every |of corn was fairly active, but for the lower | urkeys, 20c: old toms. 20c; capons, 21 state. So that you can find just what | grades the demand was very slow. eeie Yhot eqvabe L1800 (iimes s you wish In its columns. Established | Oats were dull and ruled from X @1] pigeons, $1.00 per dox. i 19 years. reaching 78,000 readers. Send|lower. The demand for oats was slow and | CHEESE—Imported Swiss, ¢6c: domest Bstimate Saturday ... 60 Six days this week. 15,392 ame dnys last week. . i} 26c for one year's subscription, or §1 for v g ¥ 4 ame days 3 weeks ago where sharply lower on shorn stock. Shorn | 'ral of the motors were lower by 2 to 3 3 GEORGE W. WALLACE, 618 Keoline Bid. | _five ‘years. i "‘&y'.“.?éfé'a?".f:r&’:f"..‘l"“.fie.. i) AT S O LA SRR ST mo days 3 woeks ago? | Venrlings are 75¢ and in many cases as much | wointa. Partial recoveriwa from these levels f FARM AND REAL FSTATE JOURNAL, Sedpsrs? triplets. 17%c: Young America. 19c; bl be days 4 weeks agol9.418 Y 31700 or 31.25 lower than a week ago | 'ccurred before the close. bul the undertons & Miscellaneous. TRAER, IOWA. ley sold from Imcl’flnl.d to 1c higher. label, brick, 19c: limburger., 21c; imported | Same days last year..18,089 0ld wethers are 50@75c lower, while .,,,_.,i inclined to heAviness. 100 a ot easy terms, near 6istand Grover, [ FxR - Cloarances were: Wheat and flour equal | French _ Rouquefort, 65c: New — York | The followtag table shows the recelpts |are as much as b0c lower. ‘otal sales of stocks amounted to only MB, scre nd city property for saie | to 876,000 bushels; corn, 300,000 bushels; | white, 1c. ¢ cattl 120,000 shares. one mile from car. Address Mrs. H. L. | "' /4 eychan C. R, Combs, 809 Brandels | oats, 8,000 bushel ISH A tle s of cattle, hogs and shesp at the South| Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs | “yo 't gola Catnd tod t rwver, 3824 Grand Ave. Phone Colf'x 763. { T ; e Losrataleatiloas FISH—Fresh, per Ib.: Cattish, 18¢; carp. | Omahp Live Stock market for the year 0 | spring. §8.00@11.25: lambe, falr to choler | 5 \oii%en" Singiny tha total mov 4 ] . 3834 Gr ik eater Bldg. Dous. 3916. Liverpool close: Wheat, %®2d lower;|®c: trout, 1bc: roe shad. Gbc: hallbut, | date, as co a wi your: spring, $8. 35 3 14,000,000, bringing tho total movement " SEND your nameé today. Receive offers from | corn, 1% @2%d lower. 160: salmon, 17c: shore codfish, 17c; buck SR Ebempacedinlib it reb s handy, $9.26@9.76; lambs, falr to choicc | ‘rom across the horder up te $61,600,000, and Vg REAL ESTATE—Exchanges D O e e svorywhore. United | Primary wheat recelpts were 677,000 |shad, 1fc; Spanish mackered. 16c; red snap- Deo. | eavy, $1.8000.35; yoarlings, fulr 4o cholec | nather, small xport of the mufal (o Cuba, / e o~ - Realty Associates, Jollet, IIL bushels and shipments 637,000 bushels, [ per. 14o: vellow pike 1do: Sounders. 1o SFawae . yearlings, fair to cholco | presamably in connection with (he SIS P A FORCED SALE e tinen | 8108 recelpts of 498,000 bushels and ahip- | blue bass, 16@23c; crappies. 13@14 Voo | Haave ALG 2 ;’;t:‘r{: c;-mrmn o 1:01 ndustey, was roported Mercantils apebels /0 % NICE ROOMS, ments of 494,000 bushels last year. dock, 11c; sunfiiah, So: Jumbo white fish, 23c. [ “l8 (o BILEG L IBATIC e e Koo o choles 80380 | 10 Gartaint fnce, but trade- i generai s booked up for many months to come. the Omaha live llogl — Primary corn recelpts were 413,000 | Smoked, per Ib.: White. 1bc; kippered, 17c; FARM LAND WANTED bushels and shipments 748,000 bul fl!lulr; x?fi“;:u;“i:“::.'nog::“: ”l:‘r e FARM WANTED. against receipts of 628,000 bushels and ship- ., $1.26: L $2: 3 3 From owner, 120 to 640 acres priced | ments of 706,000 bushels last year. Uy b:ilelf: 33c. Frogs, jumbo, $3.50: me- right; Neb. or lows, state particulars.| Primary oats recelpts were 621,000 , $1.78, s Don't answer unless you mean sell. Ad-|bushels and shipments 865,000 bushels, BEEF CUTS—No. 1 ribs. 280: No. 3 Orices of various products, following the 6.60; 1 | ‘andency of fabricating iron and steel, ave merica e | ‘Réilned to sans off. There was a further shading of exchange on Beriin and Vienna, & condition ‘ STRICTLY MODERN. # 3300 down, price $3.200, easy terms, but want an offer; must scll at once. Would consider a com- . Iy good lot; has a nice garage; 0 . . A T n fbuted to the defeat of t R R Oy Bt e Ry b nd st 100 Wt St e | B in Art Treasures| tiialh s dh e Address 8 276, Omaha Bee. WANTED o hear from owner of good | ments of 51,000 bushels last year. chucks, 13%0; No. 3 obucks. 13%c: No. 3 H1 — {ing and francs were virtually unaitered, FOT SALE OR BXCHANGE—Largs 9-room | farm for sale. Send description and cash CARLOT RECEIPTS. chucks, 130, No. 1 rounds. 17%oc: No. 2 i (Correspondence of the Assoclated Prems.) | with "l:" a“':"l'- & ehntel Pesthne ‘modern houss, with about 7 acres of land, | price R. G. List, Minneapolls, Minn. Corn. Oats, | Founds. 17%c; No. 3 rounds. 18Xc. No. 1 ¢ Berlin, May 20.—The war probably | ..;“'u T R ersreainn good barn and garage, large chicken | FAVE cash buyers for two or three medium d plates. 10%c: No. 3 plates, 10c; No. 3 4 ill lead he further transfer of | by more iy gl houses, lots of large shade trees. Thel gized farms in west lows or east Ne- fihlc-:o ..... . 3 108 e, P it will lea to the further tr s' g by more than l.«.n‘m,_ku.lnun a .-l'n o&: Dot “this. property 15 38.000: 1s all| brasks . Thomas Campbeil. Kesline Bids |pitietPol® e o - | ¥ OYSTERS—Chesapeake. per gal: Stand- a Europe’s art treasures to the United | muoh 5 S 808 Wores Binging thet Clear, located In Councll Blufte, In. The | —rr e errm e hielr work— . $1.60; selects, $1.80; counts, $1.96. 3 States, in the opinion of Prof. Wil- |y up to almost $94,000,000, an againat gw’:l:::‘m: fl;n:'\)d;; a‘?ffiho‘o'&':.:hrflli The 3;;“1 et results, if anything will CELERY—Mammoth, #0c per dosen: me- | § 37) helm von Bode, general director of | 0.000 e-rlz |m mnl mn‘nll:. e W el ,600, 81, . i 3 . . narrow and irregular ton n oo ace ot 6 pet cant./ BRI, Willita) | s 2 e SeStiRIonen: (Pe 14 the royal museums at Berlin. Prof.| o e Ret, ‘with further reduction of et Castana, la and vegetable quotations turnished 17 38 von Bode gives several reasons: That 5::1?‘ “ol the Anglo-French lssue, which Fruit by the Gillineky Fruit ¢ mpany: ’ NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Quotations of the Day on Varlous Com- . A B i ght recovery. Total sales of bonds, June 17 » ,.,‘} 13 the war is making a great increase in | C70,1ye, 81,810, icans, and f nd quotations on the M e the wealth of many Americans, a Number of q ey e otaie 38, % | that the breaking up of several great Ioutiey g ‘Sales, High. Low. Cluse. the week recetpts amount to 15,493 head, | private collections in America, includ- | Am. Beet Sugar.. ;.IOO [1Y :o nh THE remarkable Increase in BEH Wwant ‘Ads can be traced to only one source— good results at less cost than any other Omaha paper. 20,101 MORE 0, Horses—Live Stock—Vehicles v For Sale. TEAM of horses, good express wagon and harness, cheap. Johnson Danforth Co. PAID WANT ADS ‘Phone Webster 337. ‘modities. being the mmallest of any recent week ing that of the late J. P. Morgan sely 85% Y tot. smaller thi by S i 80% 9% B9 e e | G SXID: 1.12; No. 2 hard, $1.13; No. 1 northern, | Good to chi eef ice! eir picture ublic ar FOR EXCHANGE—Five thousand acres, | {3y, §6.60 ton. A. W. wagner, 801 N _16.| Corn—No. BN B L Dern, Manitoba: utenty il {ie e heere. 'h'l":.'b:;z choicest o l_"ll' P o s yll! = i edaliE ¢ near raliroad. Teslle Land Co, Leslle, | 2ttt e e | O s $1.29%, 1. o. b, afloat. Futures nominal. |half fat kinds are 16@25c lower. m\lueun}:l. dwn tden' strorély to ke ¥, i i3 180 Lol i3 CORN—Barely steady; No. 2 yellow, 85%c, . velop the demand for good art works. | Am. 2., L. vaer o reraee snyihiag yoigave | POULTRY AND PET STOCK | {0v: S B, ™5 f™N e 40F, New York. ks S, St sl o it it | 1ol Bode deciares that in this, way | SiRacke Ol Hi nd n = - g OATS—Spot. quiet; standard, 46c. y, being fully as high|%TOL e dec! Y | Atchlson ......... 1083 108 to offer. C. J Capaz. McCaeue BIdS. _| 5i5moNS pay far better (han chickens; | SAT T3%c. No. 6 yellow: 1 ear. T03e. Syeet TS—Spot. quiet; standard 4% No. 1, |HOW a8 & week ago, At the same time the | the public collections of New York, | Baldwin Locomot.. e 8 FQUTTY in good ¥, Houss for Cottager| aiways pennéd up; little space meeded to |1 car, 60c. 'No. 3 mixed: 1 car, T30, No R e st o 03, §1.20 9 1,36, | Inferlor and half fat kinds aro pretty close 4 3 Y " | Baltl, & ORID.. . "R 90 e 43300 Colfax 1063 nftar 10 & m. ] atart; fres Dook, expiains uil Majestio |mixed: 1 car. Gojc. Ne. 4 mixed: 1 shipping, $1.10@1. RSN S, 9% | to_26c lower, Boston, Washington and Chicago, to- 3 H " Squab Co., Dept. 91, Adel. Ia. 8 1 car, 68c. No, 6 mized: 1 car, 67%e: | "', ilets state, common to choles, | Stockers and feeders have been in very ether with dozens of cities not yet 7 % T e atxoin Baly Parets 100 | vt o 1o e Samuls mindl i 3 §@7c; Pactt first ones of the season, §5 and $23. Max| Oats—No. 3 white: 1 car, 38%e. No. 4| HiD T Bogota, 33@34c; Gelsler Bird Co., 1617 Farnam 8t ey r e Sananls whita: 3 oasei| Comtea) oLy stes PERSIAN _KITTENS. Baldwin _Cattery, | 36c. LEATHER—Steady: hemlock firsts, 47o; Morningside, Tows. Omaha Cash Prices—Wheat: No. 3 hard, s6c. Sorecinee 3135 por 100 Tou SOTN.T6CRBL — |95@96c; No. 3 hard, 83@93c: No. 4 bard. | FROVISIONS—EOE, S, MO, $25.00 REAL ESTATE—Investments b sttt hdndmaadhata WM. COLFAX, 708 Keeline Bidg, Real Ea- tate, City Property, Large Ranches a Speclaity. SNAP—$3,000 will handle $1,300 & year in- come property. Dittman, 1708 Clark. light recelpt all the week, trade being dull il i i P } Ci on umal &t this season. ~ SHIl good kinds dentified with art in an international o remalnod steady, while otner jees de. | Sense, will become fully equal to sirable stuff has eased off, being perhaps |those of European cities. 26c_lower for the week. - . rootatione. on ouitis: Good to chotes],, 308 fresh demand for art works in boeves, $10.40@10.90; fair to good besves, |the United States, Prof. Bode says, Pacific coast, e DIOP — s = 83@88%c; No. 3 spring, 97c@$1.03; No. 3. family, $35.00028.00; short clear. | §950@10.40; common to fair beeves, $8.85@ | will strike Eur at a time when : ‘ 2.50026.50. Beef, firm: mess, $17.600 Y : purane At REAL ESTATE—Suburban G spring. 940 tho; Mo 3 durgm, W@Ric: Mu. SL s P60 "Lara, firm; | 3.00; £oed do cheice yeurilags .15Q! people on this side will be forced to | Corn Prod. Ret 3 durum, 59@%0c. Corn: No. 3 white, 89% | 18,000 A g falr to good yeariings, $5.60 + | Gructvle Btesl AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE |gf0:; Ro. 3 white, $9@6s%e: No. 4 white {210 S8t JCOUOVNY oo nomiman; | to fair yesrlings, §1 sell in order to get money to pay their | SIS, BiESiney Benson. THE AUTOMOBILE WONDER. ?fl’fif“«?ifi"’i‘u’ ;:."; y-.lgv“"lc:'u:."; m"n‘]"’r’l"m’};‘oi?“nn|:?d”' “‘; t 15,001 :‘:‘7’:;‘! u:ozzrvto' 00d cow debes: Many, ok IR &? Bieotric LYNNWOOD Make & ton_truck out of your Ford ear. | No. 3 yellow, 720 13%c: No. 4 yellow, 71% @ | tubs: market g e it S e e ey ey jowaed by private collectors in Eu-| Gt iy B lzlv:s;::'dy) -l;'u ?“Ji{ifi.fi':"p,‘,’fi'.‘;".'f.’“f.‘m 7gc: No. 6 yellow, 71@71%c; No, .cl nua',. mts—xr’:ru ar: recelpts, 16,142 e8; | cholce feeders, §5.00@8.75; fair to good feed- f"_r-, and P“"C,“l"lg n England, fll‘i :lrrtg.“l::‘e" y 3 , ‘marke L A Vi s » In Benson ey maaied Toriver | e ot ict e, e GG ssc: Mo, | POULTRY—Alive, weaker: broflers. 24@ e Loiar, G ‘;':l X’l‘h". way find their way across | U0 Son, Gorp.. 60 lots soon to be put on sale at bar-| tculars see or ~write SJOHNSON-DAN- |5 mixed, 67%@68%c; No. § mixed, 65% @ 300; fowls, 19@19%0; turkeys, 16c; dressed, | 8 50; stock heiters, ©8.00; stock o the Atlantic. Inapiration Copper sain prices. FORTH CO., 1629 N. 16th. Sriie Oata: No. 3 whits, 31X @8Tic; | firm: broflers, 26@82c; chickens, 2@ 5.50 Iven. ¥7.25. hedorc T TR T Inter. Har, N. 4 Watch this paper for announcement of No. 3 white, 36% @ |foYls. 18% @3dc: turkeya 26c. bulls, stags, GERMAN MONEY REFUSED PREPAREDNESS :ls':;.‘:;“aivn.“:‘ St Tex @3 e, Barie s only protection, s prepuring againat | Malting, 67@73c; No. 1 feed, 14@Ste. Kye: CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.| HOGS—After having made an advance of AS PRESENT TO HOSPITAL date, prices and terms. A. P, TUKEY & SON, Phone Doug. 502. _1507-8 W. O. W. Blds. ted emergency. Buy your au- | No. @91c; No. 3, c. T 371 @40c during the first five days of th START YOUR HOME 1N BENSONT LI v your wu- | NG, b e closing prices, furpished The Bes | Oattle Buled Strong—Fogs Weak To Lewer. |week the market today et e o the | (Correspondence of the Assoclated Press.) BUY THIS LOT! KILLY, ELLIS & THOMPSON, by Logan & Bryun, stock an brokers, Sheep Weak. tent of 5@10c. The demand waa still good | Kobe, Japan, June 5.—The sub- o:oo.oo down l‘nd m.of per mnnth:bxeflce 913-14 City Nat. Bank. Doug. 2319. | 815 South Sixteenth strest: chln::;:.?:mly;c‘:’r’r"u‘%’—m::m.h s:g u‘m .f"::',l.‘:';. 0 uu: “‘:’.:" rere on dock | gcribers to the proposed recon- $350.00; size, 50x128; located ust { =TT INDER Overland, Jjust been used & 5 9 head; m: - i native be at ai our and a hogs sold dur- . . . L S R e e e [ e L T R e e TOpen T Wigh Tow T Closs T¥sm | oS82 330011407 weatern aisers, $8.80@ |ing the first rounds at prices that were only | Structed _international hospital at tar from school and car line. Geo. R. trade for smaller car and difference. | Jul 101 1 01%]100 1 00% 8.65; stockers and feeders, $6.00@8.30; cows | §o lower than yosterday's market. A littlo Kobe have voted to return to the Wright, Bee office, Omaha. Doug. 2406, 2421 Farnam | Sepe 71\1: ~03]108%-% [10280| 1 02% Do et Lt L AL i 1200 later on s edvices trom other selling pointe | German subscribers the gift of 7,000 ; 2 4 5 .76, ndica a considerable decline elsewhere A B i Dundee. FORDRIE gun want w ¥ | (bt NG I INR) b IR | Boon meonpin ot b, P | B it B s, o, beemine, 16| S e ating Room n the - e aven't eno i July |11 T1%| 0%(I1%@% @9.85; light, $9.260 mixed, ower and closing fully that much lower | Wilhelm [I Operating Room” in the i ¥OR BALE—Three splendid Dundes resi-| you need. Pay while you ride. Abbott| geps (70 70%( 70 a 90; than yesterday's average. The bulk of all 5 i ! O 500, $8,000, $4.200. Address A | _Bros. Auto Co., 4 Patterson Block. Dee. &‘8;3 bt u}:"aut et e (AL oA nt 1y 408055, with & top i | HOSpital. On account of their ob- 327, Bee. UBED CAR BARGAINS AT Oats b 8!%0%' S SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 8,000 fi:b, s -n:nu::;n;oyuum-y of $9.500 | jection to the methods of German 9 uly 3 ) : . and a to) .70, H 7.ROOM DUNDEE HOME MURPHY-O'BRIEN AUTO CO., o ‘uug& a3 ne ¥ O A D S o itin: "% e it shes o Warfury, the subscribers, mostly Eng- On Dodge St. (Lincoln highway), fac 1814-16-18 Farnam Bt B ELL A FRRe springs, 11.50. om e o ae Pwan reasonably sotivor s | lish, decided that they did not wish 5 , fac- ork | t e e i ases joi; | WE will trade you s aew Ford for your old | T30l 15 7o.67) 25 00 (23 67 23 90 a3 95 offeo Market. aceveryiiins Sberrmainisow Busvariak | Aty pach ot hoswiia o be nawed This home has many attractive features| ©0® Sept | 2235 |22 65 (23 30| 23 60 |23 40 ‘ after. ' n | after the German emperor. They I “ in the arrangement and consructtion; INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO., J‘:Iay et R b A s h::f Y.o;‘l’x.,n::n:“gsclonvmmA n:o“d‘o‘:t e ‘he week recelpts amount to 50,500 | started to collect a fund to take the 1300 44 ‘“ ’ SR G B you'will] = nath sud Harney, Doug. 6251 [ July |12 80-27113 SE8TIL8 ol % 0% o13]13 95 |ate offerings in the market for coffes fu- [head, being the largest of any fime sinoe place of the German gift and the wiod idti 187 " 238 ! FOR SALE—A new 1916 Dodge touring caf | Riba | s Necerthiha Hriesgelor-ib fo% ber |the iast week in April. Prices during the s it; $6,350; can arrange terms. 5 morning and prices eased of total amount was recently made up. Uikt o 2 bargain. Address W, Omaha Bee,| July |13 02 |13 25 [18 02/ 13 17 [13 10 | rather sharply in the absence of any im- advanced rapldly, the mar- s f f Shuler & Cary, Co. Bluffs, Ia. Sept | 13 17 | 13 36 113 10| 13 37 {13 20 | portant support. Brokers with Wall street The German directors of the hos-|y. &. staw pital board absented themselves from | U. & biles Wanted. —_—— or cotton trade connections had a few buy- r e the meeting, but sent a letter declar- | Jausn ____Automobiles Wanted. ___| cyicAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. |ing orders at the start and after opening FIAVE good quarter western land for two unchanged to 4 points higher active months §ood used cars. Features of Market and Cash Prices On the |s0ld 305 points above last night's closing [ Representative s ing that as German subjects they|Western 2% ascres near Dundee Douglas 3606. CARLISLE, Board of Trade. Aeures, with December contracts touching | No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. Av. Sh. must decline to be present at a gath- | Wit seies for the i o e e e ST w mchluto June 17.;—::»«:6 ’prflnnm $8.53, or 26 points above the low level of 3 200 ering which occupied itself with the paiatiase e 0 e new crop results today in the wheat |the week. . = South Side. Auto Tires and Supplies. ariet taling to virtually $1.00 ® bushel.| Reports of steadier primary marksts en- | 79..320 320 9 4§ ’ name or person of his majesty,| Bee Want Ads are sure to bring FOR SALE—One §-room hou ace, - Prices closed ungettied, % @%o to 1% @13« |couraged this advance, but demand failed |§1..215 80 § 50 Kaiser Wilhelm II results. heat, corner lot, 90x100, $1,600. 1 lot, 7-room house, $1,100; both prop- crties at 21st and K streets. -room house, on paved street, $300 cash, balance $14.00 per month. 5-room house, lot 50x150, in Brown park, $1,400. 3 lots, 8-room house, with heat, paved street, 4 blocks from car line, fruit and ’ grapes, $3,300. \ J. H. KOPIETZ, 4733 S. 24th. St. 8. 347. 0 DON'T (hrow away old tires, Wo make ome [, o oy ) to broaden and houses with New Orleans 5 y at $1.00% and September enport St. Omaha, Neb. Douglas oats %@%c to %e. 1In provisions, the out-| p,"market closing at a mnet loss of §@7 2UTO TIRES come ranged from 6c decline to a rise of 100. | iointg tor the d A Clogs REBUILT, $2.00 TO $5.00. Bears ruled the wheat pit throughout the |{ng pide: August, Y NAGE session. Holders could discern no relief in 3 DUO TIRE CO.. 1611 CHICAGO ST. 8.19¢; September, 82 = = sight from Europe and gave plain evidence |vember, §.37c; December, January, Auto Repairing and Painting. of anxiety over reports that country dealers|g ¢gc; February, 8. $7c; April, were asking for bids on new wheat. Accord- |g¢sc: May, 8.67c. e e —Fervice a5 10%c. No fresh offers were rted h NEB. Auto Radiator Repalr Bervice and |old wheat and to be entirely unable to with- {in i SRR e ety orices right. 218 8. 1vtn St D. 7390, stand hedging sales that appeared immi- |There wers reports of increesed offerings of Electric Automobiles. ment on -account of the northward spread |mild coffee, which may have had some in- . BeCe A ______lof the 1916 harvest. One forelgn govern-|fuence on the late decline in futures. The Walter Anderson, expert rep's electric and | ment, said to be either France or Italy, was |officlal cable reported an advance of 76 reis batteries. Storage. 2230 Farnam. D. 4317. | reported to be Inquiring for wheat, but the |at Rio, with exchange and ths Santos mar- blds were exclusively for shipments from |ket unchanged. Victoria clcared 11,000 bags y Doug. 5074 204 Kesline Bldg. Dundee bungalow. Douglas 2696, Dundee lot, § Douglas 269 FINANCIAL Real Estate Loans and Mortgages. MONEY TO LOAN ON Apartment houses, double brick houses, Farmers getting rich single houses, business property and farm 3 i M ba. > lands at § per cent, 6% per cent & 6 pr ct. Motorcyc s and Bicycles Harveniing fn Kansas, which was sched- e s Ly : ’ S élg‘ THOMAS,D ; . HARLBEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCY%E& }3;;- uled to begin early next weesk, had much St. Louls Live Stock Market. ) = eell :m 8. ouglas 1643. gain in used machines. Victor °°l'h_ ® | {0 do with the prevailing fear that hedging| gt Louts, June 17.—CATTLE—Receipts, s SPER CENT to § per cent on best class city | _ Motorcycle Man.” 2103 Leavenworth __lsjes of wheat would develop unwieldly|sso head; market steady; nativo beef steern, residences in_amounts $2,000 up; also | TWIN Indlan Motorcycls, two speed, §ood volumé. Consequent lquidation in short sell- | §7.50@11.15; yearling steers and helfers farm loans. Reasonable commlissions. PETERS TRUST CO, 1822 Farnam St PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPEN & COMPANY, KEELINE BUILDING. GMAHA homes. Kast Nebrasks farms. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 Omaha Nat'l. Pbone Douglas 3715 MONEY to loan on Improved farms and 1 ranches. We also buy good farm mort- N ition, 125, Bouth 3163. 476 8. 18th. [ing received no important check untll in|§§'50@10.65; cows, $5.60Q8.60; stockers and the last hour the July option barely missed | feoders, $5.60@8.60; southern steers, 36.50@ touching the dollar mark. Speculators who | 9.90; prime yearling steers and heifers, $8.75 anticipated many resting orders to buy at| @10.35; cows and hetfers, §6.0098.00; prime Bo S of Ital Are the even dollar took offerings freely at|southern steers, $5.00@10.00; native calves, y %o to %c above that level. The prices | $6.00@11.50. reached today are the lowest yet this season.| HOGB—Receipts, 65,600 head: market Taught Farm Work|, Sz v, St sty i e Y 5@9.95; good hel rural offering: Excellent field conditions $9.70@9.90. sed decrease in SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, none; This clipping from the Omaha Daily News partly explains why the farmers in this section have a greater wealth per @9.95; bulk A good geges. Kloke Inv. Co. Omaha. (Correspondence of the Assoclated Press.) |weakened oats. 2 R ) AEAL ESTATE Toars, six per cest Ses| Rome, May 25.—Boys’ farm colo- “'fi?&?&":fi?'f&.“{.x eas Isoksalicot: ‘."::“".'.mi Rt BTN e B niey S lone mean of F’fWIVl“i"}Z 'fDi‘i sion "was actively buying lard and mets |10.03 spring lembs, $7.00011.65. i than B [her X of 2 = the future cultivation of Italy’s soil |rallted the provision market. At first, lower e the ‘ AT and for the employment of the or-|prices on CLETD dsprasatng sTloet. K‘m- City Live Bm&ql_gm!j_ Cap y pa ‘RE] 1 H H cago 8| cen— eat: 0. red, z BEE_BLDG. phans of farmer-soldiers killed in | ;"3*¢3 ana No. 2 hard, nominal: No. 3 Receipie, 100 hedd: steady; prime Th . « 30 MONEY on hand for city and war, are being established throughout | hard, #8c. ~Corn: Ne. 2 yellow, T6@76%c; | fod 110.46@11.35; dressed beef stee: world. elr cream mp 18 uge, » farm loans. H. W. Binder, City the country districts of Italy. The |No. 4 yellow and No. & white, nominal. Oats: | $8.00@10.25; tfiur-.‘n?l.owu National Bank Bldg. Tanl e being organized by a[N°: 3 “white, 38@38%c; standard, 39% @40c. | stockers and feeders, @38.50; bulls, - L TITY and farm Towwm, 5, E%, § o7 6onE | Comnte® for BROTE: iy § yh. Rye: No. 2, nominal; No. 3, 97@97%c. Bar. ”"";st’v"‘,':fmlu,::' Sead; Y b th th f th society founded especially for this|iay, * 5s@80c. Seed Timothy, = $6.00@ | HOGS—Receipts, 1. oad: et y companson w1 other o e % J. H. Dumont & Co., 416 Keellne Bldg. LOANS——b—b%—6 Per Cent——LOANS. THOS. L. McGARRY, Keeline Bldg. Red 4344. GARVIN BROS. vt 'sane Biar. 7.60; : i les, $9.40@9.70; urpose under a plan drawn up by the | 7.50; clover, $8.00914.00. Provisiona: Pork, lower; bulk of sal g ?\Ialpional Institul!)ion of Agr?cu tural | 122.00022.90; lard, $12.85; ribs, $12.876 | 3065818 P B L) Tats han | 1347, 9.76; iight, $9.35@9.65; pigs, $7.50@5.75. Mutual Insurance. No fewer than| ’gurrEr—Unsettied; creamery, 25@38%c. | SHEEP AND LAMBS—Mo receipts; inar- i i 2 te, 30,623 ; " | ket steady; lambs, $8.50@11.10; yearlings, twelve such colonies are now being| EGGS—Recelp! 2 cases ) S R Lo e i i) crops, it is very small. The farmers = & changed. i £, ONEY—HARRISON & MORTON, founded. POTATOES—Unsettled; old receipts, 9| ©7.00. . ’ T d T . : 5% M6 Omaha Nat. Bank Bids. Boys from the ages of 7 to 15 years | cars: new, 18 cara; Teias and Oklahoma n ()maha s lrade emtory get 377070 #10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead, |are being taken into these schools, | Triumphs, $1.50@1.70: Virginia and Caro- Minneapolis Grain Market. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sta. where they will be kept at an annual “”;6‘;’1"",,';‘;_ 'h‘ 500 6.09 Minneapolis, Minn., June 17.—WHEAT— t fowls, 17%e. July, $1.06% @1.06%: September, 31.06%; expenditure each of $100, the funds to cash, No. 1 hard, $1.13%; No. 1 northern, be furnished in part by the districts New York Money Market. $1.07% @1.10%; No. 2 northern, $1.06%@ where the farms are maintained, The | New York, June 17 —PRIME MERCAN-|1.07%. e TILE PAPER—3% Q3% per cent. L AUR - Unthen sed plan is to keep the boys on the farms | “sTERLING EXCHANGE—Sixty-day bills.| BARLEY—83%@73c. ;mtilhtZI );:I“! ?émaggebg:\;‘;;gw::} si‘;le( ;:;:z demand, 3476 13-16; cables, | RYE 930k, aught cattle ra ) S1L.VER—! f AN—$17.00@18.50. worms, rotation of crops, treatment of A Bar, 63%c; Mexlcan dollars, | doRN—No. 3 yellow, 73% @T4%e the soil and use of modern agricul-| BONDS—Government, heavy; raflroad, ir- OATS—No. 3 white, 37@37%c. ; T FLAXSEED—$1.76% @1.80%. tural machinery of the American |™fE 1oons—steady; sixty and ninety- type. S day, 3% @4 per cent; six months, 3% @4 per Live Stock in Sight. After the age of 21 it is planned to |cent. Recelpts of live stock at the five principal set up the boys as Ind!pendent farm-| U8 ref. 28, reg. M%Int. M. M. 44 lgga western markets yesterday: % : *do coupon ... IIRK. C. Bo. re Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. ers by the sale of lands and equip-|U. L &N 6500 |;\m oto nearly $1,000,000 a day for their com, wheat and hay, alonel e e CITY and farm loans, 5, 6%, 6 per cent. W. ‘r. Smith Co., 914 City National Stocks and Bonds. DISTRICT improvement bonds in denomina- tions of $100, $200 and $500, to net invest- or B% per cent interest semi-annually. Abstracts of Title. Abstract Co. We can bring Guarantee “fown your abetract on »lhort netice. R. 7, Patterson Bldg. D. 1!01. Ke Title, Guarantes and Abstract IT Co, a modern abstract office. 306 8. 17th St. Tel. D. 5487, REWD ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of- The most of these farmers re- : ceive their inspiration for even Chicago . un, 948 fice In Nebraska. 206 Erandeis Theater. 100%M., K. & T. 1st 48 781 | South Omaha 80 7. — ment to them on favorable terms. 110%Mo. Pac. con. 6s.101% | Kansas City 100 1,200 Miscellaneous. “do_coupon oF b6 1:2 8t. Louts 360 5,600 greatel' ngress om the Sloux City 400 5,000 500 ( iF YOU will invest in a gold mine showing promise of raising another crop of million- write the Mountain Flower Gold ' Mine Co.. St. Joseph, Mo. ——— _ REAL ESTATE WANTED GOOD LOT WANTED. As part payment, with some cash, on e new 6-room, sll modern bungalow; one re of ground; chiel house and gar- e. _Address L 1256, E FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Lands. Colorado 1and; excursions every week; exp. pajd. C. L. Nethaway, Florence, Nab. Missouri Lands. INVESTIGATE—600 acros, located on fine auto road, only 7 miles from good town; 250 neres cultivaticn, balance good range aad timber land; good Improvements; only $15 per acre. C. E. Scott, Mountain 0DD CURE FOR NERVOUSNESS |4m- smeit, 6r... 1 Produ s . Inventive Skill Produces a Machine to Improve Blood Circulation by Paddling. Totals. .. St. an;h Live Stock Market. B8t. Josep! une 17.—~CATTLE—Receipts, 100 head; market steady; steers, $8.00Q@ 10.85; cows and helfers, $4.76@9.26; calves, $7.00@11.00. HOGS — Receipts, 5,200 head; market lower; top, $9.70; bulk of sales, 0@9.70. SHEEP AND LAMBS — Recelpts, 500 i lambs, $0.50@11.25; 1,400 36,000 8,500 TWENTIETH CENTURY : FARMER : “The Missouri Valley's great farm paper,” OMAHA. It is considered beneficial to be whipped or “spanked,” provided it is done mechanically. In the mechano therapy departments of up-to-date in- stitutions the “whipping post,” a me- chanical device for therapeutic pad- dling, is an accredited healing ma- chine. You are whipped by straps of heavy head; market stead. ewes, $6.50G7.00 Kansas City Grain Market. City, June 17.—~WHEAT-—No. 2 5%4c@31.02; No. 3 red, 97c@31.0%; July, $3Kc; September 3K N—No. 3 mixed, 70@72; No. 3 cloth or leather attached to two rap- whits, 71%@72¢; No. 2 yellow, T2%@Tac; idly revolving posts. When you take Market. July, 69%c; September, 87%c. the treament you step backwards into| New York, June 17—METALS-—Rumors OATS—No. 2 white, 39%@40c; No. 3 the flying whips and receive their |ihat, forelsn buring arders were pending | mixed. eI A MW ane legs. back, abd in the coppér market' have not yst been orochés‘:p d::'&la", ;flsv “(fia Oinén lnllawed4 by any d nuum-;-p:flm of busi- Sugar Market. ing upon e mala ness an: resellers are s ering small ) p y 200 el A S e small] New vork, June 17.—SUGAB—Market for of. 48 ..v0iino ¥ . ref. 4%s. l‘a . G, 4. 78 704 Unlon Pac. 4 L 14% do cv. 48 P View, Mo, from which you are suffering. The futures, while quiet all the morning, was « g fd o rby and forward delivery. Tha . . GRBXE BARGKING=TF dowr, 35 monthiy; | impact of the straps is just sufficient | tions of the eading sgencive o] P G e LRI R ( buys 40 scres, good fruit and poultry |to set the blood in free circulation. [ maintained, however, at 20929%c for Oc-|tons. Raw and refined, holida sadicd ! e 78, (ApRANOUhNT Mipoutl Trioe | There is i smarting, stinging sensa- | tober and later positions. y i only 9178, xoelalor | jion * because the straps are broad ey Sloux City Live Siock Market. ) CHERE TARNE: Xy sae—sasy o = enou'glh mbfhmu\l(ate any po;;;b;lny g( Bigin, T, July 16.—~BUTTER—Fitty tubs | g5 Gk o0!'¥" June 11 —CATTLE—Recelpta, the beautiful Ozarks of Dent county, Mo. | a cutting blow. You are paddled rath- | eold at 8%c. HOGS—Recelpts, 5,000 head AdH pl L 8, ; market 1 W, 8. Frank, 201 Neville Block, Omhf er than llsbed. The "whlpplng post” Mark lower; heav: g L50@9.65; mul'.if' ;',ug Bee Want Ads are sure to bring |is valuable in many types of nervous-| wow york, Juns 17.—COTTON—Futures | Gos0 L DR L R g , ;i —~Futures | @9, results. ness.—Popular Science Monthly. open steady; July, 12.71¢; October, 12,02c; | SHEEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, 500 head.