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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-17
WANTED REAL, ESTATE
MINNETONKA PROPERTY

HOME FOR SUMMER OR WIN.
Ter. we oyer = beautiful residence on the
sss pSI Of %
feet, together with lot in the rear with
stable, l76x1oo. The improvements on this
Thoroughly built for summer and winter, hay.
Ing hardwood finish and hardwood Doors, bath
room. two freplaces, basement. furnace, fne
at Cottagewood and good boathouse on the
meas on this a
dition to the house. the beauty Of the lay Of
add generally to the beauty Of the property.
stone At f1 large The house Is accsss
landing s enly two Walk si from D01 The
house. and Is also located within five minutes
walk OF Cottagewood station. People looking
for a permanent all the year around home at
this property, and this is the best time of the
year to look at It,: We have keys and would
es s to a sG TSs IS
$1,000. Terms can be made to suit. NfckelS
4 Smith. 81 Nicollet av. #r IS =.
TEN ACRES ADJOINING EXCELSIOR VII
lage limits, about ten blocks from depot. all
ow; good rich soil. suitable for fruit cul-
y Rpe richard and
afAe' ' ). N. Davies i aO 5oe Phoenix. =
HOUSE AND LOT IN wAYzATAi BUILD
tngs all new, consisting OF well-built fve-roOm
house, good cellar, barn. detached woodshed.
has unobstructed view over main body Of
Lake Minnetonka; very pretty little home
and cheap at $1,000.
BUNGALows.EUPoN BEAUTnULLY WOOD:
ed Lake Minnetonka lots, $3.50 each and
upwards; easy terms. American Suburbs
Co., 842-44-46 Security Bank Bldg. ~,
FOR FALL BARGAINS IN MINNEToNKA
property Of all kinds see or write A. 8. Apgar.
Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka, MINI. Always
ready to show property. Both phones. g.:
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with me for quick
sales. B. Carlton .Torelle. s24 Security BIZ bldg.
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REAL EsT,ATE FOR sAI.E5
Improved.
Continued.

. Q 9 Q 20 ~ g. $50 9 . Q
THREE BARGAINS.
Dupont aysS s, near seth st; an ele-
CANT eight-rooin house, with city water;
beautiful lott; built on the square plan
and in hrst.class repair; owner only asks
81, $50; and will consider some we'll.
located lots in trade around 10th and
Lyndale. II
Portland av, near 91st st; seven rooms, I
city water; lot Do feet wide; all i'm
provements In street. You know what
a beautiful street Portland Ia. Nice shade
and good barn. This is gem for the
money See 1t quick. Don't wait. Price
Dupont av s, near 2Sth st; house Of ten
rooms on east front lot, 6Ox12S feet to
alley; house is thoroughly modern, equipped
with the best plumbing and fixtures; in-
ished throughout in hardwood; condition is
fine, having been built about FIVE years;
owner asks only $4,000, and 1t can be
, bought on very easy terms; 81, 900 cash
might handle this. If interested, let us
show you through. Come In and talk about
1t, any way. VIII consider trading equity
, for well-located lot.
, -, 49, Waiter L. Badger,
Oneida Building.
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s..-. CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE.
Excursions leave Minneapolis weekly dur
ing November. and December. Lowest th1ss
Germany. Travel on tie Empresses. The
Fastest. Largest and Finest Steamers
on the North Atlantic. -Four days from land
to land. Third-elass passengers berthed h :
room for two four and 8, Rates and tn.s,
formation from Il. e. Lidman, n. W. p. 4.
Canadian Pacific Ry.,-Royal Mail Steamship
Lines Atlantic Service. 232 Nicollet ay.
GOING 70 EURoPE7 BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip Cunard Line. Guaranty bldg.
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LOST, FOUND, REWARDS

t0SAI 1 W. " 1919
FOUND-THAT FLETCHER AND CITRoNs
are all that is left Of the pickle season, but
for winter vegetables Of all kinds he has the
rntabagas. parsnips. beets. carrots, squash,
pie pumpkins. halloween pumpkins galore.
321 Central market.
LosT-oN NIcoLLET Az BETWEEN Sd AND
10th SITS, Saturday evening, about $3.50 pm,
a small package containing photographs Of
42l Guaranty Loan. b.. t.- .-
LosT-LADYs GOLD WATCH, TUESDAY
morning. Oct. 49, on Oak & Harriet or Como
Harriet car. Finder win be suitably re-
T va led BY returning n to Mrs NJ n Barnard
LOST = ENGLISH BULL TERRIER DOG,
black harness on. answers to name Of Rowdy.
Return to Buck Freeman. Rogers Hotel. Re-
ward. r.-.f - 49, - ''s'. -
LosT-sATURDAY NIGHT, Ar oRPHEUM
theater, or between Orpheum and Olympia
Fruit Store, diamond and pearl brooch. Lib.
eral reward Return to 702 Andrus building.
L0sT-PooKETBpoK CONTAINING ABOUT
So, on 9th st, between list az and Hen
Return to Miller. 1925 9Th st N, for reward.
LosT-BEAaLE HOUND; BROWN HEAD AND
.ers; body white and tan; information or re-
turn of dog tor reward. E. g. Best, 2s1s Pleas
ant av. N. W. phone South 1902 J. =
IosT-A CHATELAINE WATCH AND PIN;
finder please return to Miss Elizabeth Magill.
Fargo, NJ d. EGts IA 80 & IN, : =
THE PERSON WHO TOOK PoCKETBooK
from Ntcollet rink Saturday evening was seen;
return to 2o12 Sd av s and avoid publicity. !;
LosT-oNE SMALL SCOTCH TERRIER PUP,
cast in one eye; answers to the name OF
pretty" Return to 2215 Park av. r
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

CHARLES O. ELWooD 4 CO.,
.<tE EGs.a 71s Guaranty Loan a. =
INA We have two fine lots In the eighth ward to
4 sell cheap on easy terms or will trade for
q house aud lot.
Clear land to trade for city property.
" WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINGs, ~ -
We have continual calls for all classes Of
property. We have some Investments worth
your time to Investigate; best fire and lorna
Fl do insurance. Chute Realty CO., 301 Central
WANT GOOD HOME, STRICTLY MODERN,
Sunnyside or near Lowry Hill; will pay all
cash up to $4,000 Call at once. Paul
Beuhler. $50 TemDla Court.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ID Wanted. =:

BROTHER AND SISTER WOULD LIKE BOARD
and rooms in private family; terms not to
exceed 81 per week each; eighth or Tiff
tecnth ward preferred Address 1910. Journal.
YOUNG MAN WANTS SINGLE ROOM, WITH
board; moderate terms. Address 1896; Jour.
nal 3s1 >ss&t#t
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS


FAMILY PLATE AND tJEWELRY OUR sPE-
& cialty; perfect security and very low rates,
The Boyd Transfer Co. 3 Ftreproof Warehouse,
+ 400 % Lake st. 81 sg A
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a4O ACRES FINE BROWN COUNTY. MINNIE,
gotta, farm at bargain. The owner. widow,
will sell for $50 per acre; would DO cheap at
orchard, 8 miles from market. one mile from
creamery; daily mail at the door; best grain
and dairy farm in county; small cash pay
ment, balance to suit purchaser.
We are owners of the best lands In Nc
Lean and Pierce countless North Dakota, and
Polk Co., Mimi, also Minneapolis real estate.
Terms and 10 years. Address
Knudson Land Co.,
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

MODERN, sTEAM-HEATED FLAT, FURNISH
ed or unfurnished; artesian we'll; phone T. c.,
2256 or call fiat NJ, The Sw1nford, 20 18th
st N, near Hennepin 'FS rH2 - - :
THREE ROOMS FOR RoUsEKEEPING, Al
mostly completely furnished, $t4: gas. closet,
we'll city water. 1927 18th av s. second floor.
FoUR-RooM, NICELY FURNISHED FLAT,
strictly modern; rent cheap If taken right
away. rs 18th st S, middle bell. kz,4. 1
WE HAVE FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR
b48 v; T. g. $500. Z. s,. 9.5s A,
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81, 500 BARGAIN BY OWNERS, s1se CoLFAx
az s, eight rooms thoroughly modern except
heat; everything new, best open plumbing,
parquet floors, large lot next to new park.
Easy terms If desired Printers Supply Co..
10S Sd st N.
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;.CALIFoRNIA ORANGES,

'VALlEVdNIA UAhNUE6'
You can own a money making orange grove
in southern California. J: For $1,27b. paid
in ,installmentss. of $40 per month"; we will
IN the heart Of the citrus fruit belt in south
ern California. No care, interest or taxes
until fully paid. This is an investment
that will pay you annually more than you
put into It. Write for our free booklet,
'California Oranges" which fully explains
our plan. California Fruit Growers Asso-
citation, 21e H: W. Hellman building, Los
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27

No. 1 ribs, 1Sc; No. ? RIBS. ilBc; No .
ribs. slke: No L round, Sc; No 2 round.
ne; No. round. 7hc: No. lolns, $50; No
loins, l3c; No. loius, l1hc; No. plate
chueks. 6ci No. chucks. INC; No. ehucks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27

. Cd
SHEEP-This was another day when
receipts We're quite satisfactory on paper
but disappointing in reality. OF the
thirty-one cars reported in there We're
wethers not offered for sale, being halted
only for feed. After allowing for this
reduction and the several cars of feeders
included among the receipts. the actual
onerings OF desirable killers were de-
The market was again strong to a little
higher. Everything desirable In the way
of killers met with very ready sale. The
the morning AS showing the strength
o the market the Gibson shorn lambs
sold today at $40. as against $685. yes
terday and $3.50. the day before. Good
nothing choice among the offerings. Good
western ewes brought $5.65. There were
no wethers Of yearlings of any conse-
The demand' FOR feeders was fully as
good as theedemapd for killers and they
also brougfts good strong prices.
The marker as a whole was very salts
Factory from every standpoint and sellers
without exception were well pleased with
the results II will be noted that prices
have been gradually working upward the
market having been quoted steady to
strong every day this week and prices are
now considerably higher than one week
ago.
Quotations; Good to choice native lambs.
f651Q6S5: good to choice tight western
lambs, se.40Q6SO; fair 10 good lambs, $500
Q6.40: Gull lambs. A.50d5.50 good to choice
earrings S5I5a6.25; fair to good heavy
yearlings. s5.50q5.75; good to choice wethers,
S5.6bM62e; fair to good wethers, S.. 4Oli5 C5 ;
good TO choice heavy ewes. S560d5.90 fair
TO good ewes, A.5Oa5.5o: Gull sheep and
bucks. So 00Q4 co.
shorn sheep and lambs are bringing
wooled stock
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27

BOSTON, April 6.LwOoLl-Firm. dull.
Practically the only movement has been In
foreign woods. and especially cross-breds.
The sole exception has been a little specu-
lation in secured woods. The scarcity OF
territories is illustrated by the readiness
with which the new Arizona woods have
been sold as fast as they have arrived and
at full prices. Pulled woods are doing
little better than formerly. Leading quota
lions follow: Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx
and above, 34dIS5c; X, a2Gf33c; No. !, 3SQSsci
No 2 38d40c; fine unwashed, 16q26ikc,
quarter blood .unwashed,. 32932hc; three
eighths blood, 33933lhc; half blood, S2ls9FSSc;
unwashed delaine, 2o6f29c; fine washed de-
laine, 36jkGS7c. Michigan. fine unwashed,
24125c quarter blood unwashed, 3lmSc;
three-eighths blood. 3243Sc; half blood, 3l@
SIC; unwashed delaine, 27Q2Sc, Kentucky,
Indiana, ETC.. three-eighths and quarter
blood, 32Q34c. Territory, Idaho fine 22G
23c; heavy fine, 1SG20e fine medium 224
23c; medium. 266527c; low medium, 2GU2le.
Wyoming fine, 2922c; heavy fine. l9490c;
fine medium, 226D2sc; medium, 26Qz7c low
medium. 286i27c Utah and Nevada. fine,
22d2sc; heavy fine, 10000; fine medium,
22Q23c; medium, 26g2lo; low medium, 26q
&c. Dakota fine, 22023c; fne medium, ?2Q
23c; medium, 27@2Sc; low medium, 2aZlo.
Montana fine choice, 246l25ci fine average,
23Q24c; fine medium choice, 246g25ci staple,
2702Sc; medium choice e7d2Sc.
ST. LOUIS, April G.-WOOL-Medium
grades combing and clothing, 24q27c light
! fine, 21@23c; heavy fine, l7420c; tub
washed 81 @S7c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trsds Comparatively Quiet in All Item,
Of List.
cROp MlLIEs NOr 50 Ac1NELY tNeAetr
wheat Closes Three-Eiahths lower
Corn Option Trade Dragging
HHd Cash Prices Lower
Oats Lose slightly.
OMAHA, April "a. IoOs

OMAHA, April %. 1905.
Wheat was quiet and lower prices ruled
Early cables were unchanged and there
Missouri where there has been tam ~
dry weather. Beside this, damage reports
were not quite 50 numerous, and the Price
erop III grsnt Pro,s,psetts for the
sold on 70 Nc below yesterday for Nav ana
reacted slightly, the close being &c below
shipments this week are expected to be
light
ceipts overran estimates and the cash was
Hd54c lower. The close showed about NC
movement
After an early strength. oats ruled a trine
lower, and the. close showed fractional
loss. ~.
last year Of $4,000 bu and shipments OF
$4,000 bu. Corn receipts were 200 bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu. against receipts
g9s. COO bu. .C1earances were 1900 bu. wheat.
oats. ~ r.s rtI r.
Liverpool closed ssd higher on wheat and
Broomhali estimates Argentina wheat
shipments this week at 2400,O00 bu. and
corn at 100000 bu. s
Minneapolis wire to Chicago Tribune
The fact that the northwestern farmers
are seeding 80 much macaroui wheat is a
signihcsnt feature In connection with the
price Of regular spring wheat that will pre-
vail in the local market next season. Should
the regular spring wheat acreage be reduced
10 or " per cent, as now seems likely, north
western millers next season would have 10
buy freely. Of hard winter wheat ia Ne
braska and Kansas, even in case the north
west should raise a normal crop. This
would mean that Minneapolis would rule
higher relatively than Chicago or the south
western markets"
local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
Total receipts ....74 i
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

Total ..................l !, 900 IO,Soo D. ITO
CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were light
this morning only seventy-five cars being
reported in. but among the number We're
quite a good many loads of right good
beef steers. The market as whole was
better and prices. Iif anything, little
With only very moderate offerings of
beef steers and with very satisfactory
demand the market opened earlier than
is usually the case on a good many days.
The most of the cattle sold in good sea-
SON. practically everything being disposed
of by 10 o'clock or soon after. The geu-
eral market was a little stronger than
yesterday The fact is values have been
gradually creeping upward the last few
days Good steers are right around log
loo higher than the first Of the week
Among the cattle here there were several
loads good enough to bring S5.25 $3.50,
with the top at $685..
Only about eleven cars of cows and
heifers were included i'm todays receipts.
The demand was fair. the market reasona-
bly, active, with everything selling in
very good season. The prices paid were
steady to strong as compared with yester-
Stockers and feeders have been in rather
light receipt all this week, and whilc
there has been no very urgent dema nd
from the country there have been sum
cient buyers to keep the supply well
cleaned up. With no accumulation OF
that kind of cattle and with killers grad
udlly strengthening 1t was not surprls-
ing that good feeders should command
sirable sold quite readily
fnf ftfa aQl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27

TWAS -.....-........ .lg.s1s ll.6lI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. April s.--coTTON-sPot
closed quiet al ten points advancei mid
ding uplands. l1.75o; middling gulf lse;
sales, ASA bales.
LIVERPOOL. April 26.-CoTTON-spot
quiet; prices one point higher; American
middling fair, S65d: good middling, 62hdi
midhng. 6.O5d: low middling, b.s9d; good
ordinary. 5.7ld; ordinary, 5,bid The sales
bales were for speculation ana export
and included 400 bales Americani re-
ceipts, 1900 bales. including 200 Ameri-
can.
NEW ORLEANS. April 26.--corToN-
Spot closed steady. sales, 1880 bales
low middling. 10 11-16c; middling, IL 5-l6c;
good middling. IL 1916; middling fair
y s-lse; receipts LAS bales stock
l7S,9 26 bales
sT LOUIS. April 2s.-coTToN-Firm;
middling. Nc; sales, e0I bales, receipts
i0s bales; shipments. bale stock. s5,i2d
bales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
CnrIot Receipts.
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.


CHICAGO, April 26.--officiel prediction OF
rain to be followed by cooler weather In
Kansas caused weakness in the local wheat
delivery was off h0hc. Corn was down
&c. Oats were &c lower. Provisions
showed loss of 25kc to ZINC.
the wheat market was dull. Advices from
the southwest seemed to become favorable
S g. ses SsS sp ssys E Se asny Was
further weakened by weather bureau
forecast OF rain In Kansas: Later fresh
stuited faif buying OF. July. and resulted IN
n atesdier feeling. The market closed
steady July opened 3 shade ie to- % H@ sSS
thcn declined 70 Is%c The close was a5,i az
79hc. May ranged between 7s1zc and $3.50
7SsSG7s5se Ciearances Of wheat and flour
were equal to 1850 bu. Primary receipts
were ~ hu., compared with 4sa,OvO c pu
cago rerSrted receipts OF 25s cars, against
lsi cars last week and lIs cars one year
seattered liouidation by holders Of the
Nav option had a weakening effeet on the
corn market Liberal local receipts ano
were the factors that induced the selling.
Trading, however, was rather ouil. Inc
close was easy July Opened ia s bstvess 20
l5Sa95kc ana 1870, and closed at 4sAe;
May ranged between 4eiA94lc and closed az
4s9sg+.se Local al e5 5sss1PSs 4r were " cars
oats were quite Arm early in the day,
because of active demand by cash lnte L,,,s
and uit traders weakness or wheat, now
ever caused considerable selling later IN
the session and resulted In an easier tone,
Juiy opened unchanged at gle, sofa UP 70
SlIL6S1kc and then reacted TO S0etQSOfsc.
The close was at SO5sc. May closed az
sqsds2isc a shade lower than yesterday
local receipts were 14b cars.
a &c advance In the price OF live hogs
Impaired a Arm tone TO the provisions mar
ket al the start. This hrmness was main
tained until late In the day, when pront-
taking in lard and ribs caused moaefst 5,
weakness. At the close July PORK was on
10lfi21hc at $l5.6zhdloSos LAT n1s Se -
9iSc al rs 10 Ribs were 21sc lower AT ~ %
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are.
Wheat car corn, zzO cars oa's' 40
cars; Hogs. 1900 head. ..,,....
The leading futures ranged as toioWs'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27

HOGS-Receipts OF hogs we're large for
this time In the week. but apparently
none too heavy 20 supply the REQUIRE
ments OF the market While the trade
was little slew At the opening II livencd
up later on becoming fairly active, so
that the heavy receipts were pretty much
disposed Of some time before noon. The
prices paid were just about 2hc higher
than those which prevailed yesterday. In
other words the hogs sold principally 1t
terday.
After breaking yesterday and the day
5e, ABOUT iVo ,ns res sSo,3 TO
lower than IL was one week ago. A glance
at the table of receipts at the head Of
for tho week to date have been far in
excess of last week with Sun greater
increase as compared with a year ago.
In spite Of this heavy run the market
has held up exceedingly well and Is at
the present time in very satisfactory con-
dition
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
sngnr and sIolasses.

NEW YORK, April 23-sUGAR-Raw.
steady. fair refining, Z7sG2 s9-s2c eentrif-
ugal. IS test 29sGfS 1890; molssses sugar,
2ss02 a-32c. Refined, steady; No. 6. ACC;
assoc; No II. s.75c No. II. 3.7Oc; No l3, a65c;
No a. 365c; eonfectioners' A, A35c; mold
A, AS5c: cut loaf, SOC; crushed. soc /.
powdered. 46Oc; graduated, 45Oc; cubes
415c.
NEW ORLEANS. April 2e.-sUGAR-
Quiet but steady; open kettle centrifugal.
81 n iAc centrifugal whites. 3A d4c: yell
lows 3AG33tc; seconds. 203Ikc,
OLASSES--Nominal; open kettle. l70
3Oc: centrifugal 7g29c.
SYRUP-Nominal 25a30c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
New Yorl Money Vnrkrt.

NEW YORK, April -26.-MoNEY--On call.
steady; highest 5 per cent: lowest gA per
cent; ruling rate, a. per cent: last loan,
3iz per cent: closing bid. per cent; offered
and ninety days. 5Ad6 per cent; six
months, per cent
PRIME MERCANTII.E PAPER-5d5%
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firmer at re-
covery, with actual business IN bankers
bills at S4s43564. $40 for demand and at
81 SieOG4 SIS for sixty-day bills; posted
rates, sls2hd4SS and s4S51Fd4s6; CONNER
cial hills, A.sOAdA8.
SILVER-Bar. 65Ssc; Mexican dollars,
5Oifc.
BONDs- Government steady; railroad,
weak
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
REAL Estate TRANsFERs.

Mary E. Haskell to william Gastin,
other lots. Myers Richard & iii.
charles F. Brosins a. and wife to to
Warner j. .Albin lots and 10. 20,
block .. Dellone's add. 49,. 49,. s. SOC
e j. Dickerson and wife 70 Joel
Perkins, lot IA, block IA, letters
CHARLES SSp j. Peterson to William
Peterson. ma swh Lice. =. ,..,A $500
A; r. and e. e, Mecandless to z.
lot s. block g. Isabel add. .,.... s5'
ny lot lis, Nelson sdds,...,,.' 1871
Marie sweis ara 10 Eliza Christ :,
Henry sweigard and wife 10 saIne.
lot H. block 357, South Omaha. 4O
Elyira Rainier 70 Laura r New
block lie. Dundee Place.
Laura Newkirk to Helen oBr1en,
M iflse Moore and wife to J,.''E
George, lot 10, block 1O1. Dundee so
Emma NJ. Ayres and husband, to
Eliza J, McCnntoek, part swh -
Charles Cans to Tie south omaha
& Western Railway company
Augustus Doll and wife TO same,
Charles NJ. Johnson and wife 70
Anna M. Burreli and husband to
William Munger and wife, part
lot 80, block s. Hanscom Place, s,72
moody and wife lot T. block 7,
Hazel Terrace ........,......... so
Katie A. Bassett and husband to
William I. Edwards, nIs lot Z,
block g. e. V. Smiths. ......., 2,2O
Eva w. Benner TO Southern Realty
company, part lots and I. block
72. South Omaha, ....s..........
! Florence Co to Jas. H. Harvey. lot
10, Florence Heights ..,.. 1855
I David Adler aud Bona Clothing
company to 7. r, Kimball. lot l. -
He Pt,eiTo Kimbsiii and wife to H. q. ~
/ Van. Horn. part lot 49, "a add,
Peder Pedersent and wife to South
PaRy. tract se& si-ig.is 80. is
/ W. II. II. Wood and wife to Hattie
/ b. King, part lots % and g.
{ Luxe & Templeton's ....-....... 2,30
1 ID. ". Ryckman and wife TO c. r.
lIqtohings, lot Q. Waiaee's LIST
Mary 4 Wallace 70 same. same.
I Gertrude T. Edney. guardian to
Gertrude r. Edney. IT,. n y lot 8,
block ~ Hanscom Place. .......
Gertrude r. Edney et al to same,
washington Loan aud trust com
[ pany, executor to George II. Nor
ton. nh lot 10. and ga lot 8.
Spring valley add. ......,......., 81
Maude Moggc 40 Harry A. Turkey.
I lot G, Pelham Place .....,......
c. r. Fahs apd wife 10 Lewis Hem
derson. lot 2, block 90, South
John oaitz and wife to Frank :.
John II. Duront and wife 10 Lille
p Jordan. -art lots 10 and "a,
NoVak. lot S, block ]. Van Camps
sub block a Reservoir add ~. 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-27
Kansaa CIty INC stoek Mnrlset.

KANSAS CITY. April 26.-CATTLE-Re-
cepts. $500 head including 100 southerns
Market lOdl5c higher; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S535dGoO fair TO good,
A.&d6.25; western fed steers S5od5. % (:
steers. S35Oa5.25; southern COWS, S26OG4. IS,
native cows, S25004.G0: native hefeTs. So IS
0I5.1O; bulls. S300G4.e5; calves. S3.00d575
HOGS-Recelpts $500 head. Market
opened strong and closed weak: tor S5.42ik
bulk OF sales. S5.&QG.35; heavy. &S,S5a6. 42is:
packers s6300G.3I1h; pigs and lights. $3.50
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1870
head. Market strong; labs. s. 25d7.10
sheep and yearlinEs. sA5OnGl0: western fed
yeariings IS. 26d6 n: western FED sheep, 81 so
a61O: stockers and feeders. S3.OOQ5.O0.