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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

9PRIvATES-Nathan Freedman, $40 NorLh
Franklin street, PhIndTlnha; Charles ss,,rc q:
rharies Il, walls. 1929 North Gratz street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

Bryant Wa shburn In
The Gypsy Trail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

Alice Brady In
The Better Half
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

Corinne Grimth In
Miss Ambition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-30

william Russell in
Hobbs In a Hurry
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Total receipts ...126 1S5

Cattle--Receipts were moderate this morn
ing, numbering 2,so0 head, and trading was
very active and strong TO Zoe higher than
yesterday. Packers paid a. high as sl7.75
for . prime two-load drove Of Herefords
averaging around 1900 pounds. and good
to choice cornfed beeves were generally
quotable from $17,10 to sl7.75. Fair TO
good, 1000 to 1,2oo-pound. sold largely at
8 spread OF s16.f5 to tl1.o0. and on down.
according to weight and flesh. For the
week steers are 25@5oc higher. Best year.
lings ranged anywhere from $3.50 to slT.00
and fair to good lighter grades ranged
from $3.50 to sl5.ab. and on down. CO.
yearlings are 6oW7bc higher. Butcher stuff
was steady to strong today and IL asa soc
higher for tho week. Very few stockers
and feeders were on sale: prices are about
In the same notches with week ago.
Quotations on cattle. Good to choice
beeves. si7l0@l77o; fair to good beeves.
sl8.s5@l87b; common to fair beeves. t1e.b0
@16.o0; good to choice yearlings s1b500
l7o0 fair to good yearlings, slS,500lB,2B;
common to fair yearlings. 50@1325; good
to choice heifers, t1200Qla00; good to
choice cows. sis.oo@la7b; fair to good
cows, s97b9n.76; common to fair cows.
s77s@s75; prime feeders sls,oo@soo:
to good feeders. ss.oO1io.oo; common to
fair feeders. $7.6o0sbO: good to choice
stockers. 1900 9l2.oo; stock heifers, $500
@1o.5o; stock cows, $500 @looo; stock
calves, 86o@1.5o; veal calves. ssB0@
1s25; bulls, stays, etc, t10.00@ls0o.
Hogs--Hog receipts today amounted to
1876 loads, estimated at 12.boo head. Trading
began early In the morning and q clearance
was made on the majority Of the receipts
In good season. The market opened at
steady prices. growing stronger as the day
advanced, closing l0c higher. The market
averaged 30 higher than yesterday and
was quoted stronger TO ioc higher, The
bulk Of the sales ranged from sl6,6sWls.7b
top reached 1850.
Sheep-Receipts Of sheep wers only Z
loads, estimated at 1900 head, making re-
oeipts for the week 22.sl7 head, Ths mar.
ket this morning displayed . fairly healthy
appearance, q few struggling head Of lambs
sold early at what looked to be higher
prices but the condition for the day could
hardly be Judged on these few sales. The
general market 10 Quotable steady to
stronger.
Quotations on sheep: shorn lambs.
choice light. s1s.65@l70o; shorn lambs.
fair light. $1s.25 @ 1880; fair to choice year.
lngs. $1s,o0@1760; fair to choice wethers,
$1450016.50; fair to choice ewes, s12.b00
IA 30. snrfnp Iamhs fIb 90 m
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROvISIONG


Scarcity Of Supplies Causes Sharp Advance
In Corn Market; Close Unsettled.
Chicago, June 7.--shorts in corn became
Hurried today a. result OF disclosures tnet
the market had become virtually pare oI ~
ferInKs. A sharp advance IN prices followso
and the close was unsettled. IN @2o net
higher. with July $i.37M to Sl.S7M ans
August 81. .ss. Oats finished unchanged to ~
lower and provisions with gains OF l2W 500
Bulges In the corn market wsrs preoscsS
BY liberal declines due to improved wsat1eE
conditions and to subsidence o. nsrvoushsss
IN regard to likelihood Of damage from
rains Ia Iowa. Sentiment changed iesers
however, owing to Z renewal OF advicss yhat
cultivation IN many sections nAd neen 90 80
be hampered. Bears were further intimidatse
BY assertions that industries were sndeexe
oring to accumulate 3 surplus 20 - y y
fortified against any shipping preSerfeo~
which might be given TO wheat n tls ~ asx.
fresh notice Of peace gossip scsed q seme-
thing OF Q weight on values.
Correct anticipation that the govsrnmsne
crop report would prove beariah caused the
oats market to bs relatively weak. nessoex
demand from the seaboard was not uresnt;
Strength OF hog prices gave an upwar1
slant to provisions. There we're signs. t0ey
| OF enlarged requirements for cry salsea
meats.
Cash quotations:
| {corn-No. 4 yellow. Sf.ee@1.ss: NJ. =
yellow, u. .soWf6b; No. 4 yellow, $l4o0l.tk
oats--No. white. TAN @7shc; standard
75h D78h.
Rye--No. ., $3.50.
| Bariey--3l.oBG1.B.
| Timothy--9b.000s.oo
| Clover--Nominal.
Pork--Nominai.
Lard--S2422.
Ribs-s22.0o@22.37
, Chicago. June 7.--Butter--Firm; ereamsfN
| 34@41hc.
Eggs-Higher; receipts. 1853 cases; firBtA
| 80 q 32c; ordinary firsts. 3s03oc; st marx
cases included, 2s03lc
| Potatoes-Higher, new; Receipts. ~ cers1
Texas and Louisiana sacked Triufnphs. s2.le
| @a25. Old, receipts, - cars; wisconsin
Michigan ana Minnesota bulk. tt.lo0i.s0s
Same in sacks, Sl.so0t.40.
Live poultry unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
NEBRASKA LAND BARGAINS
IN THE CORN AND ALFALFA BELT.

No f.--4So acres in Custer county. five
miles from good town, school house on
the place. All good black sandy loan
soil that produces any crop grown IN
Nebraska. Land lies level TO gently rolling.
ITO acres under plow, which lies nearly
level Has a very common set OF I'm
provements occupied by tenant; fenced
and cross-fenced; two wells and one new
windmill. Good grove west and north OF
buildings Price $50 per acre, incum-
brance. $3.50, II you have $500 In
cash you can buy this place and set one-
third OF the crop this year, Present lease
expires March I, 1919, This little ranch
with double In value In the next five years
If properly farmed.
No. e.--leo acres, located In Merrick
county, nicely improved Five miles from
town. only one-haf mile from rural high
school perfectly level road to town. Eight
room house well sheltered by plenty OF
shade trees, barn for l2 horses and five
tons OF hay, hog shed, chicken house.
granary and garage. good well and wihd-
mill, best of soft water at a depth OF
30 feet Eighty acres under pillow. is
acres in alfalfa. balance pasture, which
can all be broken and profitably farmed;
all good black sandy loan soil that pro.
duces any crop grown In Nebraska. Price
for short time, $sS per acre, about one
half cash, balance terms.
No. s.--Iso acres In Merrick county, )
miles from town, one-half mile to good
school, all good black loan soil. lies per-
feet not q foot Of waste, all fine alfalfa
land. All under plow with the exception
of 10 acres in pasture This place has just
fair set Of improvements, not In the
best Of repair Price. 312S per acre. one
half cash. balance terms. Might con-
slider q small ranch for this farm.
No. 4.-l6oecres six miles from Central
City. all good black loan soil. not . foo,
of waste. Lies perfect, good alfalfa land,
all under plow except five acres In pasture.
The improvements on this place are poor:
occupied by tenant Price for q short
time. $l10 per acre, about one-half cash,
balance terms. / have no farms to give
away. nor sell at big sacrifice, but ]
can sell you farm worth the money. See
NJ. A. Larson. Central City, Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
new YORK STOCKS
War Shares Sag Because Of
Call for Doubling OF Taxes;
Pools Abandon Their Bull
ish Tactics.

New York. Juno T,--Representstivs stocks
reflected selling pressure during today's dull
and uneventful session. with 4 predonder-
anoe OF moderate losses at tho close The
reactionary trend was again ascrlbed to do
mestie developments foreign sdvices being
accepted as distinctly encouraging. Sccre-
doubling OF war taxes In .he coming year
troll distribution OF iron and steel accounted
manifested by war shares.
Rails were extremely sluggish. the pro-
tests Of an influential element OF holders Of
ard contract devised by tbs government at
their bullish tactics In equipments and to-
the terms of the Mercantile Marine deal
Motors and feathers were tho objects Of
intermittent professional activity At higher
prices but seasoned industrials. including
United States Steel closing at a short Of y
points
Publication OF the crop report In the last
other railway shares. Reading and other
coalers soon forfeiting temporary rallies
Bonds, including Liberty issues. were firm,
but contracted as to operations Toxic 10
gained a point, but Paris IS yielded frac-
tion. Total sales. par value. aggregated
sS,sso,ooo Old united States Issues were un-
changed on call.
List of leading stocks and closing quota
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Boston Wool.

Boston. June THE Commercial Bulletin
tomorrow will say:
SLOWLY and with some uncertainty the
wool clip OF the country Ii moving east
ward to the consuming centers. especlall!
wherever the clip Is subject to purchase,
since the terms upon which II can be pur-
chased under the government plan has been
clearly understood by many OF the country
dealers, who have on that account hesi-
tated about putting their money into the
staple upon an uncertain basis. Consign-
nents from the territory sections are bens
accepted steadily. The government ma.
chinery for handling tho wool in the centers
OF distribution Is being augmented more
or less steadily as necessity requires"
Secured Bas's--Texas fine l2 months
s.7s@1.75; fine eight months. sl.5o@l.b6
California northernA Sl.7o@i,75; middl,
county. s1.5S: southern. N.450L5oi Oregon
eastern No. ! staple, $l7s0l,so; eastern
clothing. s1.s3Gl.66; Valley No. !, 1850
| 1856; territory fine staple. $1.so; half blood
conbing. s1.ss016si v blood combng
s14o9i.4S; fine clothing, Sisb@1.7o; fins
medium clothing. l.66@Leo;. pulled extra
siso@1,sb; "A. sl.65@l7o; A supers. s1.sC
n 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Light Receipts Of All GRAIN
Corn Advances One to
Five Gents on All
Grades.
Omaha, June =. 1sfs.


The cash grain market was . comparsa
lively small affair today, only n cars ON
riving In, Of which ~ cars were wheat II
OF corn and ls Of oats. No rye or baylsS
showed up.
Cash corn scored . substantial advance
selling UP from 10 to So per bushei for thu
three grades. while tho and grades sold
at even . greater advance. No. . white
! sold today So over the actual sales Of this
grade yesterday, Trade was slow In gettins
| under way. scarcely any Of this cereal beine
prices demanded by sellers. No. whits
and No. 3 yellow sold at 31,73 and S1.52, re.
spectively. the white bringing Q wide pre-
MUM over the yellow. No. mixed sold 81
3l,6o.
Oats sold up Hc and iAe. the early
| sales bo and Nc more than yesterdays
sales, while thoss sold later on brought an
advance Of Nc to Ike. The demand Tor
this article was quite active No. white
72Ge No. : white brought 72o and 7sMc,
and the I grade. 7iMc and II Nc. Sample
white oats went at ssMc and 7lc.
Rye and barley were nominaiiy IN
ciasrsnc.s w.rs, Corn. iiaooo bu; oats,
$4,000 bu.
primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipts
OF $4,000 bu. ana shipments OF $4,000 hu.
last year.
primary corn receipts were sso.ooe bu.
and shipments $4,000 bu.. against receipts
Of 73s.ooo bu. and shipments OF $4,000 eu-
last year.
Primary oats receipts were sio.oe0 bu.
and shipments 100000 bu.. against receipts
OF ssi. 900 bu. ana shipments Of 7ss.ooe su.
last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08

These sales were reported todeys
corn--No. white; ! cara. sL7si ! ~
uso; cars. siis; i car. ,Lss; No. =
white car. si.so. No. yellow: ! ~.
sl.ba No. . yellow: ! car. sieS. MM
yello / car. H.ts; ! car. N.ts. No.
yellow: ! car, $3.50, ! ~ car. Nsa sam.
( cars. ,i.so No. I mixed: ! car. ti.Sl
No. 5 mixed, cars, 3l.sT. No. mixsds
! car. sl,so. Sample mixed; ear Wilt
oats--No. ! white, . cars. 1se, Standard
! car. 7axc. No. white; : cars !aAe;
7iKo, 1 cars. 7lKe. sample white; J esr.
Tic: / car. 6aAc.
Oats and Barley--1 car. Toe.
Wheat---No. . hard winter: car. sAla.
No. 3 hard winter: car. Salt. No. sdetk
hard hard winter: in..r Suks saIsS.a mss sss
cent heat damAsed). ,l.so. No. : nixsd
ss per cent hard), sali. No. : mixed hAFd
red winter; car cav per csnt heat dsm-
aged. 50 per cant .rins, y per csnt dnruMls
ty. a per cent spring, IS per cent white)s
ssoo. Mixed grain: ! car tmusty. II pes
cent heat dandagedl, S1.so.
Omaha Cash Prices--CorA, NoA whitA
s1.72, No. ! white. sl.s70l.eo; ,No.S Waite
M.s?,so' No. white white i,io' n,. No, Ne. ys'. I
low. N.ts@Lts; No. : yellow. n.2s0LSes
sample yellow. si.io; No. mixer s1.soS
No. 1 mixed, si.s3@l44: No s mixeds
sl.s7; No. 8 mixed, Sl.3o; sample mixed
soo o1si.ia. Oats: No. : white, 7sc: stsnt.
ard. aaxc; No = white, 7aQ7aMc; No
Chicago closing prices. furnlshed The Hea
by Logan q Bryan, stock and grain brokers
sis South sixteenth street. Omaha:
XriIcIei open High Low Close tYsSt
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Brad.treets, Trade Review.

New York, June 7.--Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say:
Government domination Of a pyriad of
lines Of industry and trade ana almost
unanimously favorable crop reports are
the two great outstanding features OF the
situation. Government Communicating Of
the iron and steel, wool and heavy leather
outputs are accomplished facts. and further
extension of It's control of manufactured
textiles and of food supplies and Of prices
Of same seem Inevitable. Great basic changes
are therefore proceeding under the new and
fast moving monopolizatlon Of human 'ac-
tvi;ies, directly or Indirectly. In the war.
Man power Is being taken up steadily and
rapidly by the second draft and the at
Traction Of female labor into lines formerly
monopolized by men Is growing apace. The
results are the Increasing difficulty attend
ing the obtaining OF supplies Of goods or
raw materials for civilian use. while at the
same time largely increased earning capacity
OF women puts added strain upon supplies of
goods suitable for the latter.
Weekly bank clearings, ss.44s.oss,ooo.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 7.--Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, s7.o0@t7.7o; dressed beef steers.
$l300@16.so: wstern steers. $1A0O@l760;
cows $725@1400; heifers, ss,5o01b.25;
stockers and feeders, ss.50@l5.75. bulls,
$S.5o@1200; calves, ss50@13.60.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market high.
err Bulk, 6.65016e5; heavy, s16.86@
100; packers and butchers. $1670@16.95;
light. s16,5o@1s.sO; pigs. sls.25016.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, J. 900 head;
market strong to rs cents higher; lambs,
$500 900: yearlings. $1400@ls.0o; weth-
ers, Sl300V16.50: ewes, sll.00@I6,0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Miscellaneous.
243-Acre Farm Bargain,
$4,000.

Bull, heifer. other stock, potato digger.
mower, rake. plows. harrows, cultivator.
wagons. harness, tools. ETC., included. Pro-
ductivs fields. spring watered wire-fenced
pasture, estimated 1000 eds. wood In near
by market worth SO per cord. $4,000 IT.
timber, apple orchard, 6-room house. big
basement barn, silo, poultry, hog. wagon
houses. granary. Convenient school, milk
station. stores. $4,000 takes all. easy
terms. Ali details this unusual bargain
page strouts. Catalogue; also close to
market. Fruit poultry and vegetable
farm, committing distance city Of l.750,00
people, S-room house and other fine
buildings with stock and tools. 20 acres
highly cultivated garden soil which widow
with sons In army must sell, only $500.
easy terms, on page "a Strout's Catalogue.
Your copy free Alfred c. Kennedy com
. pany representing e. A. STRoUT FARM
AGENCY. 205 South 18th St.. Omaha,
NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Carl e. Huttgren and wife to Francis
w. Tell, northeast corner Of Ninth
and Arbor street, irregular, approx
imately 1l0xl41 ..................3 2.4o0
Edith Buck to William Walters
Thirty-third street 100 feet north
of Arbor street. east side, 49xl34.. $500
James p. Beach and wife to O. i.
Baker. NThirty-seventh street. 100
feet south OF spaulding street. east
side, 80xl34 ..................,... 600
Edward l.. Nelson and wife to Anna
q. Townsend, Twenty-third street,
63.5 feet north OF Saratoga street
west side. 63x127h h............... $500
Elsinor Place company to Emma F.
Prior, Fifty-eighth street, 264 feet
north Of Military avenue, east side,
63x228 ..........,.......... 1,200
Ezra Wallace Fields and wife to John
ArwillIs Bckford, Meredith avenue,
27s feet feet east OF Twenty-fourth
F. street, north side, 50xl33.......... 1000
j. w. Elwood and wife to Lynne D.
Upham. Happy Hollow boulevard,
as feet north Of Harvey street, tr-
regular. approximately 60xl2b..... $4,000
Gustav A. Rauh and wife 10 Margar-
ct e. Haller. Camden avenues 270
feet east of Twenty-fifth avenue.
north side. 5x120................ $500
Margit 2. Kvenild and husband to
Walter M. white ct al, southwest
corner Of Thlrty-fifth and Pine
streets. 105x124 ...........,...... 10000
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
CnffeA Market.

New York, June 1.-THE market for coffe
futures opened at an advance OF to
points on covering, while there may also hav
been q little fresh buying on the better wa
news and q steady spot situation. Deman'
was by no means active, however, and tn
market eased later In the day under trad
selling. July worked off from $40 to S.04
and December from S.45 to s36c with tn
market closing net points lower to point
higher. Closing bids: July. s.06c: September
s.2oc; December. s.36c; March. $3.50; May
$3.50.
Rio rs, shc. Santos Is, loMc to 11Mc.
Spot coffee dull.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
soutb 81. PauI Live Stock Market.

South st. Paul, June Observation-Disclosures,
1000 head; market, steady; steers, $3.50 %
1850: cows and heifsrs. ,oo9l4.bo; veal
calves, steady; s7oo@i3.6o; stoekers and
feeders. steady; $6.b0@1S,S0.
Hoss--Receipts s,400 head; market, high.
or; range, s1s5o@16so; bulk Of sales $16.7S
G16.s0.
Sheep and Lambs--Reoeipts. 90 head
lambs. &looo@lsoo; wsthers. Too9iA0oi
ewes. S6.000l4.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Turpentlne and ROain,

Savannah, Ca. June 7.--Turpsntine, firm
46h @4s&o; sales, lbs bbls.: receipts. t0a
bbls shipments, All bbls.; stocks. 22,S6a
bbls
-Rosin--FiFm: sales, soi bbls.; receipts
sos bbls.: shipments. lSos bbls.; stock,
ei.652 bbls
Quote p r q, 1856; H 766@77o:
s75: WV. $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
1lS City National Bank.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF DOUGLAS
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
The County Board Of Equalization will
sit for the purpose of equalizing ali assess
ments of Douglas county, Nebraska, for the
year 1918, as required In Section 12l Of
Chapter n, Article /, Statutes of Me-
braska, commencing Tuesday, June 11th.
1915 at 10 o'clock a. M. In the County
Commissioners Chamber, second floor,
Court House, Omaha, Nebraska.
The duration Of said session shall be mot
less than three nor more than twenty
days." therefore all persons owning real
estate or personal property. subject to taxa
tion. shall call and examine their assess
ment, that any errors as to valuatio ETC.,
may be adjusted by said board as the law
provides.
BY order of the Board Of County Com
missioners. Douglas County Nebraska.
Dated: Omaha, Nsb.. June /. 1918.
FRANK DEWEY, County Clerk.
No 1o5--June 6.7ss,I0llI213.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
N.v yorL t,en.rrl Market.

New York, June 7.--Corn-epot, sseadyi
kiln dried No. : yellow, a1.SSA and No. 4.
N.53A cost and freight New York. prompt
shipment.
Oats-spot. quiet: standard, Sihc.
Pork--Firm; mess $4,000 $500.
Lard--Firm: middltlvest. $24.lb @A.SA
Other articles unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Sioux City Live Stock Market.

Sioux City, June 7.--Cattle-Receipts
1900 head: market steady; beef steers.
500 013.00; Gamers. S7009s.50a stockers
and feeders, s1l.0oT125o: feeding cows
and heifers. $7.60@9.00
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; market
strong; light $l6.s5; bulk Of sales, sis60Q
1880.
Sheep-Receipts. 200 head; market strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08

st. Joseph. Mo-, June 7,--cattle--Receipts
500 head; market steady: steers. $l2.oo0 o
1850; cows and heifers, ,$7.0o@l6.oo; calves.
$7.00@1A00.
Hogs-Receipts. O. 800 head; market high
ers~top. 1856; bulk. s1e.7s016.so,
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 200 head
market steady; lambs. $l2.0o@11.7b; ewes,
SS,00@l475.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City, June Corn, cash, No. j
higher; No. mixed. &l62@1.6&;, No.
white sl.7se1.77; No. . yellow. si.ss0i.ssi
June, $141h.
oat.-Firm; No. white. ySc; No. !
mixed, 72@72hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
81. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis, June 7.--Corn--Higher: No. .,
track, s1.536l67; No. . white, s1.es; July.
$L39h asked. .,.. -. ..
July 63% asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
New York Cotton.

| New York. June 7.---July cotton closed at
q 25.76 or II points under last nights final
| figures, while October and later nontbs were
net two points lower to . points higher. with
the general tone steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08

Duluth, MINI. June 7.--Linseed--or
track and to arrive. s3.s6@3.S7; July. $3.50
October, $3.47 bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
OMAHA LIVE STOCK
Cattle Strong to 10 Cents
Higher; Hogs Show Gain .
of 10 Gents; Sheep
Trade Active.
Cattle Hogs. Sheep. Hrs

Receipts and disposition OF tive stock at
the Union Stock yards, Omaha. for ~
hours ending at 3 p, m. yesterday:
REcEIPTS-cARLoAD
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08

New York, June Raw Sugar STEADY
centrifugal s.o5c; fine granulated, 745c
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
New York Money Market.

New York, June 7.--Mercantils Paper
-Four months. per cent; six months. . pei
cent
\ sterIins--sixty-hay bills, SAysx; com.
mercial 60-day bills on banks, tt72; COM
mercial 60-day bills s4.71x; demand.
s4.7b%; cables. 4t.78 7-16.
Francs-Demand. t6.71N; cables. sb.ToM.
Guilders--Demand, b0ho; cables. 6lc.
Lire--Demand. Ss,fl; cables, 5000.
Rubles--Dtmand. iahc; cables. 1tc, nom
inal
Hilver--Bar. esho; Mexican dollars. TIC
Bonds--Government, stronEi railroad.
firm
Time Loans--steady, 90 days, BM1bk
per cent; 90 days, b%Q6 per cent; six
months. 81 dp8 per cent.
Call Money--Easler; higher: ~ per cent;
low. Az per cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent:
closing bid, I per cent. offered at ~ per
Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-08
SUMMER RESORTS

FOR RENT-For the season. Seven room
furnished cottage on Omaha Beach, Lake
Okoboji. T. s. Clarke, York, Neb.