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The Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Bo.ton ,.,,u.r Market

Closing quotations on Boston copper mar.
ket, reported by Logan & Bryan, . Board
OF Trade building Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
New York Mining stocks.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Ciosing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
AsBURY NOT GUILTY MAN
Arrested for Fellow of same Occupa-
tion, but DISCHARGED In
Police Court.

O. Asbury, whose temporary home is In
Omaha and who is now employed in one
of the packing. plants at South Omaha,
seems to have been the victim the last OF
September of an Inflated mistake. II was
about carnival time when Mr.. Asbury at
rived in Omaha and the police were on the
watchtower for suspicious strangers. About
that time some fellow, who mends chairs
had attached considerable private property
TO his person In various homes and oficss
and the police were looking for him. one
night Asbury was seen in a saloon with
pair of black eyes. He looked suspicious
and a detective arrested him. He asked
Asbury his occupation and Asbury told
him he was chair mender. knowing
nothing Of the other fellow. That settled
it in the minds of the police; they naturally
thought they had the right man, but the
next morning in police court they failed
to supply any evidence and Asbury was
discharged.
Asbury says that was the only time IN
his life he was ever arrested and he re-
grets that because Il got In the newspa pers
and he thinks may have injured him in
the eyes of his friends He worked and
also boarded at the Midland hotel and
Clerk Turner vouches for his good reputa-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Carlot Receipts
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and CIosins
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.--An advance in the
minimum rate Of discount Of the Bank Sf
market ma @ "des' At the close % wheat W Tor DtesmSer
SsyesS sSoTss doSs os. and gas S &
were from 21sc to nc higher.
The org IN 10t the S9n Enssss sss :.
active selling at the opening and the mar
ket failed to. rally, from the initial decline.
vices concerning the Argentine crop, lower
prices for. cash wheat at kansas city,
apown anS ~ensraiy % neroved eSe Weather eondIton:
In the United States. Pit traders were free
sellers early in the day and lster smaller
S bS a St. ' louis " trade Paper, paper to the effec.
that a large acreage had been sown %
The Trs'ei demand came mainly from shorts and
commission houses. The market closed
weak. December opened it9Ls to N9Se
closed at Ts,lGTs%c, clearances Of wheat
and -FOUR were equal to S5,9oo bu. Experts
SCr the .sus Tes tx s. sG%n bur- Rns R
were i.67sooO bu., as against iosa, ooo for the
same day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth
as against SIC. last week and ~ year ago,
Trading in the corn pit was quiet and
shipments from Argentina and Increased
movement OF the new crop IN the soutn.
west and improved WE, NwsatnsT her. eqndtlSsi ;h. tSss
weakening influences Tho selling was
mainly BY pit trnders and the demand camf
from shorts and cash buyers. The market
closed easy December opened nc to i.mEc
lower at 41a4d42iic TO t2hc sold betweer,
4 iss.c and 42ssc and closed at i2Ac. Local
receipts were ?e6 cars. with ITO OF contract
grade. -
, oats were quiet and easy. There wes
\ some selling by local longs and commis-
sion houses while offerings were taken by
cash purchasers. The bearish factors were
Favorable weather for the movement OF the
crop and the weakness of wheat and corn:
necember opened iSNHe lower at ssi1e. sold
between ssi,c and ssitG33ssc and closed At
ssIds5sse Local receipts were 2i2 cars,
Because OF light orerinss the Provisions rows on
cause OF a strong market for live hogs a
feature OF the trading was the buying ot
January products by shorts and connie
sion houses At the close January po-i'
was up Sc at sl375 lard was up ne al
ssS7ls and ribs were 2ise higher at N,4IH,
Estimated receipts for tomornowi Whest
AZ cars; corn. 1913 cars oats, 2Ss cars; hogs
II .O00 head. - ..,,..
The leading futures ranged as toho"s'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
ZIMMANS' TRANSFER BILL
Third Ward Councilman VIII Urse
Prompt Consideration OF
His Ordinance.

Councilman zimmsn intends 10 urge
prompt consideration of the street car
transfer ordinance he introduced last
Tuesday evening at the council meeting
Friday morning he felt like biting a chunk
out OF the Omaha & Council Blurfs Street
Railway company and several chunks out
OF the city council for passing the recent
transfer ordinance.
Mr.. zimman is being besieged with epis-
tolary and verbal complaints from citizens
praying for relief from what they claim Is
a poor transfer system. One Of the par
ticular kicks is from people required to
ride 10 Sixteenth and Webster streets go
ing between Hanscom park district to
South Thirteenth street. While II was un-
derstood from recent public statement
from the street car company offcials that
thst feature had been remedied Mr.. Zim-
man says such is not the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. Oct. I9.-Supplies OF money
were scarce and the rates were dear in tho
market today. Discounts were raised in
rate from to per cent The tone on
the Stock exchange was depressed. The
advance in the bank rate. although this
reserve. In view of the American exchange
and the gold requirements abroad took the
market completely by surprise and the
quickly tumbled and at the close were
weak at the lowest quotations Of the day.
The depression extended to foreigners as
we'll as Americans. The latter opened dull
and ruled around parity in the forenoon.
but dropped a dollar at midday, when tho
change in the bank rate was announced.
The New York advices received later were
not cheerful. causing a further drop, and
the market closed weak at a fraction above
the worst prices Of the day. Copper shares
were fat, owing to a sharp decline In the
metal. japanese imperial 6s OF ls0i closed
al lOOL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
81. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l9.-CATTLEAReceipt
$500 head, including 1.50o Texans; market.
steady; native shipping and export steers,
.o0; dressed beef and butcher steers
A.5064.S0; steers under 1000 lbs, S350d4 70;
stockers and feeders. S2O0d4.50; cows and
heifers, $2.6od5.50 Gamers, s1.Ood2lO: bulls
dian steers, s210d5.2b; cows and heifers
s.. .25T2.SN
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head: market
steady: pigs and lights. SO. .GspTs q: paekers
81 Ao@6.i5; butchers and best heavy S. S1
d6.b0.
SHEEP AND IlAMBS-Receipts LOO
head market, strong: native muttons, s3N
asa lambs, 34.0Od7 80: culls and bucks
$2.50I4s5; stockers, $o.5o6d35O
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

per s-baskst crate, ti.ccdl.s IS: california SAL
way. per box, N.oQ.
PLUMs--orcgon Italian prunes. nio
PEARs-Winter NarieusS' per box N-'.S"
GRAPEs--Home srown, per slb. baske,.
APPIFs.Pcr bbi.. Snas.co
CRANBERRtES-Pe bbl. SII5.
rRUpiCAL Fiat n
oRANG Es-Vaiencias. s6-il2 sizes, S.cOi
FLORIDA oranges. $S.'S. -.
LEMo oNs--Limoniers extra fancy, 20
size $50: 800 size. $50; $50 size, $50; other
'BXNANAs-Per medium-slred bunch.
81 .55u2S5 jumbos S,50ds00
DATEs-Per ID. 566be.
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. ] ribs lse; No ribs. &C No. 8 ribs
aS S sS NG Hd op cbast bS So SS SC oi dSae SsS S0 c
round, &c; No round, SIC; No. plate
&C. NO PlSMfffs lSMfffs6ffL1AH&ESotE'ss' f tE'ss's' g.
sCGAR-Granulated cane. IN sacks 'Sh'
srsnglstsa STTnTs beet in sSe,ss' Sa wisconsin
brick, : .iifso; Wisconsin limbuTEsr iso;
twins, ltisc; young. Americans, l5'1c. -.
NC SSosFEFS%'sS s So psr 3D. No No. Z is S per- per- b.
NUTs-, fecan,. large, per 10. lsc; small
i5c hard shells, per ib; 1S91lc. Cocoanuts,
sYRuPGin .bsls., &c Per sal in cases. ss.
cases 2h-lb. cans, N.S5.
HONEI-Per a frames. $50.
NEW CIDER-Per keg s3I5.
CANNED GOODS-Corn, standard west
ern 5Neoo; Maine. nls Tomatoes, s,lh.
saicS TSsa, sppls: s ianSs. s; Ss esiiforns apr
cots, N.SSn2. Is; pears SLT5m250; peaches.
Nasxa salmon, rcd, SIS; fancy chinook, r..
SEQ; fsncy ,sockeye, ,Fy, H.@s sardlnes,
toes, n.lca1 2S; sauerkraut, sloo: pumpkins.
SoeaSl.00; wax beans, 2-lh. 65dS0c lima
beans. s.lb.,. I5cdslS5; spinach, N.S5; cheap
peas, 2-lb,. 6oc; extra, T5n@oc; fancy NSH0
CURED FIsH-Family whitensh, per
quarter bbl 100 lbs, A6O Norway mack
erel No. /, SIS 90; No >, s2s 90; No. 8. 5000;
Irish, No. ., $500; herring. in bbls,, 200 lbs.
! each. Norway, ik, Sl2,0O; Norway Sk, slS.O;
| Holland, mixed S1.O0; Hollard herring. in
kegs. milkcrs Soc kegs, mixed, 7oc. -.
medium or large, dressed, 12c pike, dressed.
! lie; hRlibut, fine stock, lie; catfish, dressed,
! 15c; hullheads dressed and skinned, lec;
| white perch, dressed &c; crappies, large.
choice; l2e; pickerel,' DC; salmon. Chinook.
! lie; whitefsh tfrozenl, l2e; mackerel tspan-
| ishN i6c; native, per fish. 1Sd2Sc; goldfish,
fresh, frozen, l2e: founders. fresh, frozen,
| lie; bluehsh, fresh. frozen, lbci haddocS,
fresh. frozen, loc; redsnapper, dressed rs;
! per 10, 4Oc; green, &c; eel, per lb.. Hc;
| frog legs per doz., 25c; roe shad, eech;
| shad roe pair 45c.
/ HIDES AND TALIoW-9reen salted
No. l, Isse; No. 2; rye hun hidcs' y,ttc
horse, sl.5cda Is sheep pelts, 5ocSisis5. Tai
WooL-Per h., 1sd25c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
GhllS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Y hssti 'tubbsrn Action Discourage,
Bull, and Th,y lie. &C.
'F'cts GRADUALLY EASE orr H,Lf CENT


OMAHA Oct 10. 1896.
ooeL the influence OF lower foreign mar.
rIls, tne local market having q very light
tftde' Slowly and steadily declined The
Hpse was 1fc below yesterday Tns bear.
", news disccurased the bulls, as for the
Hst week the market has failed to respond
20 any news of a bullish nature Tile
,dsh demand was slow and receipts were
IarseT. \ light export business was done
80 f oreak' Clearances for the week
Speculative trade. was also light in corn
,a ic,.a tnis cereal followed wheat TO lower
ieveL Receipts are running heavier than
last year. but for today were under the
estimate, Kansas City and St Louis re-
ported receipt of new corn and a few cars
canle to Chicago Cash demand is Door
pnT, pna very little business is done for ex.
Primary wheat receipts wer. 1o7s.ooo bu.
aud shipments $1,000 bu.. against reeeinss
last year OF 600 bu. and shipments OF
ana % shpmens 6@ G9Fn ssc rsSeR3s wsgt $500 Sg
rs ,ast year Of $4,000 bu. and shipments OF
5noo Inoo bu. Clearanees were $4,000 bu. Of
ana flour and wheat equal to $4,000 bu
Liverpool closed I'D lower on wheat and
O9Mfnansea MnnsssS to IA lower U,,,, on corn -
,,ressed $1,000 bbls. The output was So4, SEQ
is Ibis against I4s.l45 the previous week and
by Mlnnesp polls ana outside fniilers last
week were estimated by the Northwestern
Miller at 10000 bbls.
cS,ne ono % OF the prominent export. houses at
(hcago claimed last night that the stock
of red winter wheat through the east was
very low and that sales could be made
from that market II cars could be had or
any guaranty given that the grain would
reach the east within a reasonable time.
The Modern Miller says: Winter wheat
seeding is rapidly nearing completion.
Farmers are rushing this week, where not
already done. as the season for planting IL
getting late. A large acreage has been put
in and the soil is In fine condition 20 start
growth. as there has been an abundance OF
moisture"
Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-BEEvES-Re-
celpts. 1857 head: good and choice steers.
steady to 10c lower; medium cows. 10c
lower; steers, S.75d6.00 stays and oxen.
SO 15d45o; bulls, s3ood40O; cows, s.15d3. 80
dressed beef, steady TO firm: native sides.
7m1Oc per lh.; Texas beef. 66I7c. Liverpool
and London cables quoted refrigerator beef
steady at 9G9hc per h.; live cattle selling
at 91zG12c, and best cattle at London 121sc,
dressed weight. Shipments estimated for
beef.
CALVES-Recepts, 11s head market
slow; westerns and grassers. lower; veals
~ WnS.b0; grassers. S3.OO westerns, S.r0dl
i.25: dressed calves, slow: city dressed
veals, sff12c per lb; country dressed. 7d12c.
HoGS-Receipts, 2913 head; market, nom.
! inallv steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 500;
head; market for sheep, steady: lambs
! slow medium and common lambs, easier
! sheep, S350di5.5 80; culls. 800; lambs. s5.5OG
| 7So; fourteen cars OF Canada lambs sold
| at s760n7.S0: culls, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

NEW YORK. oct. 19-MoNEY-on CALI
Fkfi7 per cent; ruling rate, per cent;
closing bid. ~ per cent; offered at 5 per
cent. Time loans, firm. sixty days, per
cent; ninety days. 6dsh per cent; six
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-sd6E
per cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE-strong: clos
ing weak, with actual business in bankers
bills at "a. .s45Of74.sf55 for demand and at
81. 795od4. 1856 for sixty-day bills; posted
rates, I: sOltd4H and A.ssis; commercial
siIVER-Bar. csc; Mexican dollars,
53&c.
BONDS - Government, steady; railroad
bonds weak
Quotations on bonds today were as FOL.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Cntton MnrIket.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s-CoTTON-spot
closed quiet at 25 points decline: middling
uplauds. lie; middling gulf, ll.35c; sales
COO bales.
ST. LOUIS. oct. 1s.-CoTToN.-steadv:
middling 1likc: sales, 80 bales; receipts 100
bales; shipments. 2h bales; stock, s,2O7
bales
NEW ORLEANS. Oct ls.-COTToN-spo
closed easy; sales $3.50 bales; low ordinary.
TIC: ordinary, sac. nominal good ordinary
i-lec; low middling l0ihc: middhng, llAc;
good middling. 1li$c middling fair. 117Sc.
nominal; receipts, 6,2G bales stock. .o57
bales.
LIVERPOOL Oct. ls.-COTToN-Spnt,
quiet. prices points higher; American
middline fair 6S2d; good middling Sad
middling, 62sd: low midlne. sid: good
ordinary 5.7Td; ordinary. 553d. The sales
of the da- were 500 bales OF which I'm
were for snecula tion and exnort and in
cluded $500 American Receipts were l,OcC
bales including 800 American.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-METALS-The
for spot, but futures We're los higher, at
fl97 los. Locally the price was a shade
higher, with spot quoted at $3.50 i3S0
Copper was higher in London, with SPOT
and futures being quoted at G199 12s Cd
Locally the market continued firm, with
lake quoted at s21.T5Gf250; electrolytic
los Sd lower at s19 les Sd in London. Lo-
cally the market was quiet, with spot
quoted at s5.75d5 95 Spelter was steady at
S. 90d6a0 in the local market, but vas un-
changed at e52s IS in London. Iron ives
Sd higher in the English mark.t. with
standard foundry at 57s sd and Cleveland
warrants at SIS lolHd. Locally the r1arka 4
was Arm. with No l foundry quoted at
S22 0cd2SOO; No foundry, northern S9l
d22.3o: No. ! foundry. southern. s. -Od
% %; No. 2 foundry, southern, S2l .oodd Il 50.
ST. LOUIS No, oct. l9-METALS-
Lead, firm at $3.50 bid. spelter, firm at
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle DulI-HoRs steady to strong
sheen Strong.

CHICAGO. Oct. 19-CATTLE-Receipts
5000 head; market dull: common to prime
steers. s400d7. 80; cows S2.70G475; heifers.
500; stockers and feeders, 50. .4OdilIO
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady to strong: choice to prime he1vy,
S6 bOli6. Is; medium to good heavy. IS 40df
30: butcher weights S. 4566.6O; good to
choice mixed. sS.35d645: packing. S6.0od635
pigs, S550d6.4O.
! SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 10 900
head market strong; lambs dull: sheen.
sl.Sod5.75: yearlings, 35.5oq626: lambs. $500
| d765.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 19-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts 1000 head. including 100 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers $5.50ds75; fair TO good, Ao0l3
feeders, 50 75q475; southern steers. S2 sea
42S; southern cows. 50 00d2 40: native cows,
s2n0d3,75; native heifers, s275fn47S; bulls,
81 1o13 80; calves, SO Oof650
HOGS-Receints. l1,OO0 head: steady: bulk
Of sales, SC. .25G63o; heavy, s62OT63 90: pack
ers. e 9ld6.37l5: pigs and lights. s5.75d6 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II mn
head; market steady; lambs. IS 1907 IS;
ewes and yearlings, Ab045.50: western
yearings, s525dfoo: western sheen, a25af
5.25 stockers and feeders. So 75G5SO
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Total receipts ... g
The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head Indicated:

CATTLE-Receipts were very light even
for Friday and as some trains Were late
there were hardly enough fresh cattle to
really make market Az usual, SO near
the end of the week there was very little
interest displayed and the market was
without new or important features. Such
prices. This would apply to both killers
and feeders.
Owing to the late arrival Of trains yester-
day a good many cattle sold late last night
and some of them had to be carried over
until today. Among this lot was a bunch
of good range steers, which brought So 50,
the highest price OF the year to date for
that kind Of cattle.
Late trains brought in a good many cows
and IL became apparent at the same time
that packers were pretty we'll filled up,
having about as many as they desired for
! the week. The result was that the COW
market closed very dull and 1oQ15e lower
Representatives sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
StocI, In Sirht.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produce.

EGGS-Per doz., a0c
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, Slac; Toosters,
6c; turkeys, lOc; ducks, Sci spring chickens,
Sc
BUTTER-Packing stock. lie; choice
fancy dairy, 0d2lc: creamery, 22q2sc.
HAY-Prices quoted by Omaha Feed COM
coarse. $S0oaS,5o. Rye straw, sS.50d7 90.
BRAN-Per ton, $500
| VEGETABLES.
| SWEET POTATOES-Per bbl., t2.25.
| TOMAToES-Home grown, per basket OF
WAX BEANs-Per market basket OF
TURNIPs' BETS AND cARRoTs-Per
LEAF LETTUCE-HOthouse per dOz
| heads, 35c.
! CELERY-Per doz, 5d4Oc
] CUCUMBERS-Hot house. per doz., $50
! ONIONS-HCme grown, csc per blu.
! Spanish, H.1o per crate.
| GREEN ONiONS-Per doz. lunches. 15c
| HORSERADISH-Case OF doz.. $3.50
| RApISHES-Per doz.. punches, l5d20c.
| NAVY BEANS-Per bu.. N.s5: No. >, 81. 70
| LIMA BEANS-Per h.. 54c
GREEN PEPPERS-Per market basket
5ARsLEY-Hothouse, per dos. punches
.20c.
Y CABBAGE-Home grown, per h., 1i.c.
EGG PLAINTIFF doz.. 15c.
| POTATOES-Per bu. 40d65C.
FRUITS.
PEACHBs-colorsdo. sOcgslOo. Missouri
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Evaporated Apple. ana pried Fruis-

NEW YORK. oct. 9.-EVAPORATED
APPL LFS-Market continues TO show a
steadier tons with prime TO fancy quoted
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are unchanged on spot with quotations
ranging from sac 20 sic according 10
grade. Apricots are unchanged with choice
quoted at Ice; extra choice. lie; fancy, lsd
sc. Peaches are Arm with old crop choice
az lie; extra choice. l2n1Htc; fancy. i2d
l2&.c. Raisins remain hrm at about re-
cent prices: loose Muscatels are quoted
at 6a,G7sac; seeded raisins, 6lk0sizc; Lon
don layers, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
Articles open:l High. Low. Close. lYes'y

cash quotations were as follows:
Flour = Steady: winter patents, $500
AZ. winter straights, ts.i07s Is; spring pat
ents sssOQs.sO; spring straights S.SOQ3. &C.
o1K1IiEsA 1MK1HIiEsAT~So. I spring. 7sdsOc; No. 5, 7sK
ne, no. 2 red. 151dIaAe.
coRN-No. 2 46ei No yellow. tSlsa
''nnArS-.No. 2, sac; No. white, S4AQ
SIC; No. white, Aitos41te.
RYE--Ho. 2, SIC. -,
BARLEY-Good leedihg' @aSc; fair to
choice mating. 46q62o.
sEEDs-Ne., max 400; No ! north
western. al prime timothy Hlo' clover
JpaIRoVIsiONS = short ribs sides goosel,
"A aSS i6 Mess pork. per bbl., $3.50 Lard.
per 100 lbs. ss4S short clear sides (boxed).
SEaiIe~inz were the receipts ana ship
49, ~ Nour and grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eugene ]. Sullivan and wife to Will
liam II. Russell. lots / and Z. block

Eugene J. Sullivan and wife to vii
liam H Russell, lots and :. block.
John fSe w Paul asf to George W. Hoobisr i:i'
lot 5, block B, loves First add. -.
Mary J. Hampsted TO Alfred c. Ken
nedy, lot S. block b, loves First
Henry b. ;Whaiien and wife to Pat.
rick Fineran, lot TO- block 2, Rush
t, ana seioys - i,. =;
s, Leavitt, lot !, block 5. Carthage.
Clark Land and Loan company et al.
70 John b conte. tract block a.
Charles et Peitrson and VIE 10 Alfred
2. Peterson. lot 90. block g. creigh-
Charles BsttellS and wife to Charles
adddition. and other land ,..'.n.,' a.
j, II. Sherwood and wife to Mike
Filipele, south 50 feet, lot S, block
Edward T at5den and wife 10 Fanny y
Jacob w. Pflung and wife 10 George
" Nosher, part ne'4 sea SEA sec .,
Mary 4. Enright and husband to -
Christ Jacobson, lot l. block 4, Mat
Hsrrv 3. Harry and wife to Mary H.
Upiohn, lot 10. replat block z
BsnfsT; e &, sayins: , 4 II Eo%n, y, association s;
Justin Hollister to Matilda Madison,
lot ~, block 5. Riverside ......,....
| John Csra 10 Lucy Cera. LOT I, block
2. Patterson first, South Omah7 ..... H.
| j. W. Landon and wife to Bradford
Kennedy company, lot ~. block 2.
purlinPton Center South omaha....
| John NJ. McGown to Rozana Tedeseo.
moth 25 feet lot 5. block 24s. Omaha !.
I Balthas letter and wife 10 Henry
| Dethlefs. et al. lots T. and 3.
| block 5, Drews Hin. South 0rnaha..
| Benson Land company 10 John NJ.
! CamfnEind. lots J. .. g. "A. % 3
and "a. block II. Benson and other
| lois .ssrsssssss-srss sssssssrsrsr 2
I Oliver E. Brown and wife 70 Augustus
I w. Clarke. NJ lots ard . block 3
Shulls addition, and other lots ....
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