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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1915)
; ' J I THE HKFr. OMAHA, KATTKHAV. MAY 1. VM. GKAEI AIO) PRODUCE MARKET ' Vifh Thirty Good Receipt, snd Fair Demand All Grains Take I ; Slight Adrancei. Ijhab talks aee thwarted OMAHA. April 30. Trior was a sllBht advanrc In nil (Trains with fairly ool wMn ant a flr alomarHl, when! aivam-ed Hv Thfi Tnr lity whst mmminili a premium ovpr tha cthr varMlwt rtf hunt wlnii-r wh-nl. Com aalrs ara f.-ilr. tnr bwn a total ef thirtr-sln cars brln reported Hold. Cnm u firm, orllint from o to ic Mhr. tnata rsmalrarfl tinphanrJ t Ho hlshar. Iroulh and Hosalsn fly talk from many fwwrtlnna of the winter whnat blt prr rntd th bH.ni from driving tt down ward. Prospwts for rain In ths whMt rlt would tx a signs! for r-nrral alllnr ef th M crop month, -and sosklns; rains whir nwod would douhtles causa r-navjr price losses along the entlr wheat list. Cloararc-on of whoat and flour wsrs filial to 4 buslirls; corn, 175.10 buh 4ls; oat. 4..l.nno bur-hrl. IJTarpool spot market: Wheat tc lower; rem. V.til',.1 lower. I'tlwary wheat receipt were aii.mo tmshsls and shipment .) hi)hel, asalnst recall' t of 44f.W bunhel and shipment of IJH.fr hiishel lat year. Primary corn receipt wera 7OW hiifoV el and iilpment K1.OO0 huhcl. SKalnst B-mwIms of 410 urn) btmhsls and ahlpmenta of ft J.ona tmahels lat year. Primary ot re'-elrts wera 417.000 bush el and ahlpment l.JlT.ono bushels lnt yooeiot of 4c.2.flio bushM. and ahlpmonta f S28.009 buehel last year. CARIXJT KF.CKIPT". Wheat. Corn. Oat. rMnuto !M In no poll jMiluth mjiha Jisnsss City f-f. lo'il .... isft ...211 ... M ... SI ...if ... a M fa. V'lrnlpeic The following eaah sales were reported todys Wheat: No. 1 hard winter. car. ILfV nr4 winter, 1 car (turksvt. $1 6; 1 earn (turkey), ll.&V. I car (onll nery). ll.H'li. No. bard winter, 1 car Uui , li.C; 1 car (corn mixed). tl.K; 1 car, tLtn; I car, t61. No. 4 prtn t car, H-47; H car, 1.4. No. 1 mixed, 1 car, . orn: No. 4 white, 1 car (tor a'!), 74o; I cara, 73H No. white, 1 ce, mi. No. 4 whtta, 1 oap, 72H. No. I white, 1 car. Tin. No. white, 1 car, T3. JCo t yellow, 1 car. 7IH; 1 ttr,c. No. S yellow. oara, 7r; cara, T2a. No. 4 yellow, I-car, 72V ; cara, Via. No. I ynlnad. 1 car (mar white), T3oi 1 ar, 77"4c Ko. mixed, 2 car, 7?Hoi 1 car. 2 Ac No. t' mixed, 1 car, TS. No. i t ynlei1, 1 car. Tie, Bample, I cara, 7lo; 1 car heatlnic. 7c; 1 oar, 7nc. Oat: Htan ard. 1 car, KHc; No. I whlta, I car, Mo; 4 cart, fZc No. 4 whlta, 1 car, Hc Bampia, car, 1 car. 60c. Omaha Caah Price Wheat: No. 1 tur- liey. 1.6fiHo-l.W14: No. turkey, 1.MH1 FA. Vr 1. . . W 1 Ulf I1 Cf W , O l.-J p.tw, i- t. line u i 't'lf i .witb , iu, m nn 'a, l.Hr'l.W: No. I nrln. Il.MW1.NlH: No. durum. SL444H.45: No. t durum. I1.4:i S.44. Corn:. No. I while, BIWJW: No. 1 vhlte, 7iui7; No. 4 white, TJ'i'wTSc; No. a.wnUe, 7,Vj7Sr: No. I white, 71Vt'73c,; No. I yellow, 7SH'Hc: No. I yellow, 7244 7?c. iv o. 4 yeilow. TWiJW:; No. yellow. ?l7Jie; No. yellow, 71Hfj7Jo; No. t Mixed. 72Hr72v No. 1 mixed. 7:W7IHe Pvo. 4 mixed, 71Nfr72'4; N". mixed, 71H etVAio; No. mixed, TlHZc; aamnle. TniX'l. C87Je. Oata: No. 2 while. Ml'i'.f RV; atandard. UV'ttHr; N- while. l'ic; No. 4 white, ilHlic. barley: Waltln. 7W!; No. 1 feed. s-v.rTlti. Itye: tNo. 2. .al.0H: No. , ll.Ohtfl.O. CHICAGO fiBAIJT AND PHOVIIOJIS etre f te Trudlnc aad floats Price Boar 4 of Trad. CHICAGO. April m. Liquidating ala jo nike ready for May delivery tomor- 0 row cut a (rood deal of flKuro tolay In lnwerlna; the price of wheat. llr!ne rnaraclerlxed tlx) done, which o to J'o urnlxr last tilKht a level. Other !fd--K iiie. loo, all aufferd loanee fnrn, . -t'ic t H'c, net; oat, to 4'c, Hurl provision. Bo to UHc. Holder cf May contract who were tMwrepared ta anopt aotual delivery of nvh.t or who ware apprvhenalva a to tlie f fert of tendeni provlna, to be of ex- traor1lnii.ry volume allowed a nndct-ahle ir I oft 1 1 ion tolay to "t out of thn mar ket, even at a material sacrifice. The r! nIi nee that reaiilted wsa increajied I y in of approaclilnic general rain. Viiii h needed by important aw tlon of the Jorurtlu winter crop lelt. Iilo ca1lra coiitiled alcn aaainet the Vull. Opinion! hy a'ell-known vipart that the I'islted latea wheat nop condi tion x-rrentBKe of month o had been dUly mulntalned and that auivnao Iok. , rro the nin!liit for many ) ear re elved lde attention. Frc buylna un the part of a hie are 1mm.o luttrcnt tended somewhat to off't tn t!ie corn maiket the bearlali effect of he d'Hline in wheat. On the other hand, . riM proirre In plnnlln wa an ele t'i,t Bvcr to the huilK. l.ate rumor rf J.o.0io biinhel purohaaed by a for rUn Bovornmont wer not confirmed, ljf- f in to to chHtiga from the Mv option to ai.-r month ruiulled In pullioj down tho fkM l.uirkt-t a a whole. Uood caah (Its ttiuiid, ttawevar, htslped to check the down torn. L, plte laree efort aiUea and notwlth-'a!ilin-f hiKlicr ptii'ea for hoaa, the pro. . in, on iimrkBt umli rwent a . . Lbiuidat 1im by holders of May coulrat-ta appeared U he (huiiy to blntuo. hiitiieee ranaed a follow'. rllrlet Open. Hlh. Iiw. I Close. i Ts'y. tll-.tl 1 43 Jvily. f'orn :.uy. July. (v t . ... 1 Xa 7f 7r. wh1 ev! g4i July. t4SI I'oru J uly J 1 M 1 T It 10 H 1IH IX 7 r-pt ft 1 .H 1 6IHI U ti'H i July .) 10 40 1 W 10 H 10 u t pt.i in u i u 6.Hf iu bvn; io tw sun i it,. i j.i:v.l io i 7' J io t7H ie o 10 V I 10 .S 1 10 Hi K-pt j io Chico Cash l'rices Win at: No. gd. Il.t-'i : No. 1 hard, f l.;ti 1 tj3. Corn: JNo. yeiiuw, otuers nominal. i-i. u. . fcianaara. e i.c. Kye: Nomlnul Hsrliy: iwvw. 'iL:r.ihr: i-,.5flr.76. (lover: M&Hii.m. I-crk: H7.S74. id: Wsfc. RHs: l,ii iUTTEIWteady; creamery. :i"S'Sc. tG.H L nsettlcil; receipt, S4.So case at mark, caees included, l4lltll; ordi- .ry first. lTVulTV-; flrt, 10. iTa1W.S-Uii; receipts, Ju cars rii"hian and VMsconain, rl, M-7i:? (.ji. .:.sa and Wisconsin, white, Svu-- liH'liTHV Alive, lower; fowl, 1V ai'loik. loc. , ' Kaasaa City rala awd prtlos KANSAS C1TT, April 30.-WH KAT-No. I tiard, ll.WVili.; No. 1 red. 1 Ui-i I .WW; Mr. 1. &.;'; .July, fl.S7i; Heilember, II !'. piiliN-No. S mixed. 7,'.V''!:c; No, "w:.it. 7b'i: No. 1 cl?ow. T'i'-u: No. v; May, 74V; July. 77Vy77V; 8Plero tier. Te. oATa No. 1 whits. wt'.isjCio; No. ti , ITtlt l"rmery, Pc; firsts, !6c ge-.ti'l"i, 'Mr; packing, l'-tc. i ..v-Hriii ITtfcc; seconds. Y.,a. hoi; L.T H If Hens, i4c; rosters, 10c gurkcys, iiio. Mlaaeapolls t.rsta Market. MINMAI-OIM. April K) WHEAT l-v. I' :,(,': July. Il.i": No. 1 hard, Ji u V: No. 1 northern. Il .ie ,Vi W1; No, f i, ,r t If Mi, $1 I 1- ly H H -I'm haiijied. U A f-.i.l-.V-"-" ,'c. i, i ti rvo'i ii. l.l.A.V i.jC. (ui- S-Nu, i yellow, r.W, rn'i r S while, U'iiwc. ix-n.V"i . l.lrrMl 4. rslw Market. 1 ! 1 3H 1 3H 1 Soit 76 77, 0 SOS I H 35 11 t 10 40 10 i 10 o 10 b I.I VFHPt 'I- Apiil SO. WHEAT FswK., aiesdy; No. 1 lrd winter. 11a M: ., 1 ted western winter. 1. 'jd. No. "t i .. Its; No. Manltot. 13s yt. -i MN H''ly: Amrnrin mUed, fw, n tS'j.J: Aiiicnrsn niiacd, old. tV; jt l'iua ii.i-ed. I'sJ at. I-oaita 4. 1 sT. I'ti'is. iril In Market. A W II hlAT-Nn r - I t! .-1. S- J tor J. i (,1'jlC'V. May, V -So ''.VI a. - , to.o. No. Z w lUa. W4. AFFAIRS ATJOUTH 0I.IAHA Albright It No More, but South ideri Now Lire in Maple Avenne'Diitrict. APPROVE NEW PARK SYSTEM Albright I no more. Railroad avenue la abollahed, Ptlnk creek Is obliterated for ever and now the aouthldera cf Bouth Omeha renlde on Maple avenue and the Maple avenue district. The epochal rhanaw was made last ntirbt when a num ber of city officials and children rathered to plant 10 maple trees on what was formerly named Railroad avenue. With the planting comes the Change of name. Rut as on all momentous occaelona thers was a slight ripple because of the significance attached to the change of nam. "It means that when ws shall have been merged In Omaha our dlgtrlct will have a new name," enld P. J. Par rett an annexatlonlet But Park Roard Member J. J. Mahoney, who In very aver to the consolidation sent out no such meseaga of good will. Kra Park tlm. " Residents of Bouth Omaha are much cheered with tha thought that annexation will bring them Into Omaha In time to connect the local parks by a system of park boulevards now planned for Omaha. The work on tha new boulevard system will begin shortly after the Omaha elec tions, it Is said. This will mesn a boule vard system connecting Mandan, Pprlng Lake and Highland parks with possibly a new park In the west end, which will connect with a boulevard leading to Manscoin park. Residents along the pro poned boulevard line are Jubilant par ticularly In the face of. some of the local officials who have been telling Houth Omaha people how little they will get after the Omaha election. After tb Speeder. Awaiting tha first of the month when Patrolman Bert Hyatt become motor cycle cop tha police board and tha peopla of the city generally are hoping to so some of tha speeder captured. Judge, Reed Id known to entertain an unwilling ness to- allow tha speeders to get away with an easy talk. Afc-pre-tcnt tha joy. riders are beginning to get their annual attack of tha speeders' fever. Festival of v I.laht. Although It will be a month before tha new ornamental light system has been completed In Bouth Omaha, preparations ara being rnada to celebrate the occasion by a bargain night In the different store of tha city. AU the business men of tha town, it It understood, plsn an entertain ment for tha occasion when the light is turned on In tha new system. The stores will also eonduct a bargain sale on that night, it is said. Tha electric light officials representa tives say a new switch board will havo to bo installed befort th new system can be operated here. Haloon I.lrenaes Granted. At tha meeting of the Pouth Omaha Fir, and Folios board yesterday after noon tha following aaloon licenses were grantodi Victor Utwln. northwest corner Twen- ty-aoventh and T. Ignao Per'na. 101 North Twentieth, I'atrlnk Morrison, ,rM Q. Kdward Akroml. 4u4 Houth Thirty-sixth. Frank Zurek, SH N. James W. lowryv, 404 North Twenty fourth. Frank t-alch, 1701 Q. - Lou Glogownkl, 2717 Q. Joseph jHnulonis. ism Q. tValter Waekal. S221 Q. JMrph tlennk, 2!W Kouth Twenty-fourth. K. M Clayton, :t'2 North Twenty-fourth. V'rank 'len, S3"f Q. .Paul Gorlckl, 2731 Q. Henry H. Klnr. 0l Q. J. K Jones, 410 North Twenty-fourtb. . Itinry 1'eiires, 1'HJl Q. Frank l-itor, southeast corner Thirty third and K. Peter M. Nelson, 2410 N. l.ema Iotk&, north went oorner Thirty ninth end 1 I. r. Green. WXfl N. Laborer tlanna lllmaelf. Hanging to a nail in tho rear of a small residence In the south side, 3S3 Pouth Taenty-flrst street, the body of Joseph Pima, Bohemian laborer at the Armour Co. packing pUnt, was .found yesterday fternoon at 6:W o'clock by a fellow ardor, Rudolph Zrlbnnnkl. The body ppeared to have hung from tha nail for matter of two hours before discovery Zrlbanskl, who was returning from work. Blma. It Is said, had sons to work tertSay morning, but apparently bejcomln; drspondont 'had returned and la supposed have taken his life by hanilnc. He leaves a wife and five children In Hurop and apprsr to be about 40 year of as Tha funeral will be held Sunday after noon at I o'clock from tha Bohemian Na tional hail at Tweiity-flrat and U atresia. Interment will b made in tha Bohemias National cemetery. Have f onfldenrte Come to this store, Kljmn't siora. with confidence. You need not worry about Setting something; you won't cars lor. To havs you satisfied la our first and Sieatest aim. Any trd you make hero 1 not fully doted until you are, We have more good and well known brands to offer you than you can find In any of the big rlly houses. Ws don't undertake' th sensational In naminc prices, but you 1 always find a hundred cents' worth n the bundle for every dollar you spend here. It's a treat pleasure to show this new spline line. JOHN FLTNN 41 CO. For Bale. A well built 8-room home, beat heating mi4 plumbing, good location, SCth and A streets. Call Doug. li. A. C. Pancoast. Masla ( tiy Uwsslp, Mis-week tents ar now In progress at the high school. This la the lat prelim inary round of teats before ths fituil ex sui. nation n-xt June and they will bo comixuted this morning. More than ordinary Interest has been evinced by the patrona of tha B-e tht-a- trr at the coining of Mtea Kutn Htone houso, the pmtv and popular movie actrvm vt the K-wanay company, bha will appear st the loml ahow boua til person neat Monday evening. Ulna Emily Nyatroni. honor sraduate of tha local high school has rsturned to the home or her pa rents, (Jr. snd Mrs. John Nystrom. ICi North Twenty-f iil Hot', atu-r teaching school In tha wont- em 'art or ths slate dur.ns; tha winter. r-ne win attend Mehraska Wealeyan ui:l vtrsiiy neat Scptemoer. More service from your rlothea csn be ooiaineii . ir inry sre prrK tly elennr.t pr-aac,t sud iili-d. I'hon Routlx &A now. jdagio ay CMhlng -leaner a The Natural fteven club will gVva Ita usual Katunlay evening dance at laslr' hall. Twenty-third and N street. Tho sloose will also alve a duu. at Moua hsll. . Twenty -fifth and M atreela, tho same avrntiig. We wlh to thsnk our friends for ths 1 beAiitlTiil floral olferlnsa and eympethy n-i,!-i.,i ua rt'irlna the burial of our be loed hild. triv ial thanka to the Jung- man school. Mr. snd Mi's. Rteva bad lacs k The entertslnment committee of W almliie tribe No 3. improved Order Kcd Men. will give a dan- at the lodge lisll. Twenty-fourth and O streets, n-t hsturdsy svening. The public In invited to attend J "Too Many Husbands." ths farce com - edv of two acts txeaenled by th fr.hu brt Iiramatlc club of !l Agnes' tiannh it the Orli'um lltoatsr last evening, was nslmell receueu lv inr tan auuieaca pies em. in: wae if i , ,,Mh.uu I the evistdy t looai uaeautf-goera. NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET War DeTelopmenta aud War Con tracta Play Part on Ex change. NEARLY A MILLION s SHARES NKW YORK. April ). War develop ment nd the shares of various equip ment and industrial companies now ec tlvely enaaged In fllllns wer contracts transcended all other conelileratlons In today's stixk market. Announcement of the bombardment of I'unklrk by the (iermans caused an abrupt reversal of upward tendencies in the early aeealon. exijt In the war pecltle, which steadily mounted to higher price, though cloning with moderate recession from best quotation. Westlnahouee Electric fsr outshone all other stocks In Its rise, making a maxi mum gain of ten points and a net gain of elsht. closing st Vi, aa against last week s final price of 87. Transaction in Westlnghouae today amounted to 2XO"i0 shares, or about 12 per cent of the day's total buelnc and w per cent of Its out standing common stock. New York Airbrake, General Electric. American Lommotlve, Rnldwtn locomo tive, lackawanna Hteel, Pressed Klenl far, Anerirsn 4'an and some of the motor concerns which are profiting as a result of foreign orders, rose three to ettrhl point, while the share of gs snd other utility companies rose In propor tion. Potential leaders. Including the dividend paying railroads, the copper and United States Htecl were relatively dull and' backward, with heavy selling In the final hour. Minor railway issues were stronger, Missouri, Kansas & Texss common snl preferred, ss well ss ths bonds and notes, making smart advance, on arceptnnee of the extension plan. Canadisn Pacific wee weak -throughout. Its decline being attributed to foreign selling, tendon's market was described s listless, with light demnnd for the Interest group. Tolsl sule of stork amounted to 90,900 shares. Rending reported a net gsin of W.O) far March, but Union Pacific lost $3S5,fln0 and Missouri Pacific fSrt.OuO. Gross fig ures for the current month point to "bet ter railway returns from this period. Tomorrow's bank statement Is Irkely to show a further cash gain, local Institu tions having received large sitms from the Interior, lis tea for time loans held at recent low quotations. Bonds were ir regular today with gelnr. in speculative issue.- Total sales, par value, aggre gated ffi.WO.Obi). United States coupon 2 and Us and Panama 3a declined 44 ier cent on oall. Number of aalea and leading quotation on stock were as follows: lisle. Htth. La. Cloa. Alaak GI4 i HO It ' 1H A nm I t, mate Capesr .... tt.WM 77 Ml 7' Anwrlcas Ht Mussr...J I.a An.rlis txu 17. rl 4H Amerlrss S. A .7' T4H Anarirt 8. R. pf4... 0 1t7' Am. Sugar llenmng. .... luno UH Amarlraa Tel. A Vl MX HJ 4V 4S 4h 4ia JS 7la HIT'S 4074 iii m 1!w If Til tS M K'lS IVi 17', 77 0S II u 1UK 1 smri( Tniro yno Anrnn4s Mining 10,40 Alnhlnon t,WI0 biltlmor Ohio l.iod llrnnkivn Rapid TrannH.. t.an 7 llMa 'i ll 1M "'i 47M, fallrnrnl PMroleum ia cin.n.n ricitia i.MS , TM Oiural leather rhwn a uitis ( hl.wn O W lllr.no, M A t. P rhlcasA H. W..... Chlno ( hip per ,, tiDlorade ii'uel A lmi.M, 4 s 4T 40 it M IS) 4T Xl M TUj ir4 1M4 Vn m 411 110 . TJUJ n lot MH US 114 II un 4Vi S H fflno S.MW 4t US am Colaral a Southern Invar A (Hlo Orsnd.... Imnvnr a H O. pfd ln.iUlars- HscurUIn .... Xrla Id. Ill, gait 11 1 121 M 1 " ten 1904, 7 M 'r- I.400 l.tua t.xn (ienersl Bleotrieg Otaal Nnrtiiarn ll Ureat No. Ora ol.fa...... Oi'isantiatm Rxplorwtlea.. 4,10 "t'tri 14.100 'i'eni I,M Illlnala ontral Inlartierauiih Met. M.... Iiiaplratlon Cwpf Inlarnatltinsl Hareaatar .. hanaaa tlty Bouthara.... lfl!l Vallay 'it" 141 liulYllla Sj NsaSTIils). MKloas Pati-oleun Wl 'iiii 70 ,lk t M14 Plat, 110', 71 MUml Copper Mlaaouri, K. T. Miaaourl Fall'le National Load Navaiis roppar 4.SM l m KX . M 1.4ra 400 1.W0 aim 4.loi) 10 t 'i.ivo 'i'i'ii 1.WI0 i'i.wi 4iK) M fr .0ft IS'W 4 1.7"0 0 rstw jom central N. T., K. )!. a H forfnlk a Waiters, ...... JOT, Nori liars Faatuo Hasina Mall ,. Pennavlvanla .t rulltna raiao Car lur Co. Copper. ........ m 110 S3 14 114 l' 10K14 141 1IH 11W 14 I S4 Kasdln III HI '4 fttfiubllo Iron A gteol,,. SOS ao.'h lalanil To H V s n 137 W Rl MH ion 14 i H VH HiHli Inland . nM Mt. U A. P. M td... Hoslharn rarlflo ., Hosltiars Hallway Tannaaaee Oopuar ........ 444 " t . s N ' las iia H'a m$ 701, 4 TO lot Taxaa t Tmoanf J'aoHIo t'ulnn l'lu-trla pfrf 1 nll4 Hlata Htaal V. t). ataal Vli Plan t'oppar ., Wahaah pM .............. vetra iinkja ., Weattnrhmiaa Klaetrto ,. M'intaiis IMwsr Tuiul aalaa top to tar, W.POO ahtr. I.ondoa gtork Market. JNDPN. ADrll 80. The Jkmertran ec- llon of the tork market ruleil Irreirulur. t nnadlsn Kaclrlo was weak, while united . I States, htael and a tew other leadera ad ateady. HI LVFU Bar. JS U-1M per ounce. MONKYmurm ner cant. IIitX)irN'r RATBS-tthort Mils. 2H per cent; three months,. TiftS per cent. Laeal ecorlttea. OuMatlona ramlih4 hr Bam. Brtaker ft Co.. 44t Omaaia aUuaa4 Mua BUIiaiag; Blocaa . His. aaaau. nuttsr Ursa w rtty Tnnt pra., Omaha .1 II M . Cll Nallanai Bank. Omaha. 10 falrmuat Irasmar I ar aani nit 'laW ralrnwnt ITeamary la par oani aoai, . in m hrtraulla Braas Brtok eoa lot ' ... Kauaaa l-T"r K. l. a aiw ' Mnoal Tal. TM. wa aa . Molina Plow b( rait Mountain Stat Tsl. Tal 10 lt una ha C. B. Bl. Ky. ptd ,- ' 7' Cu aJ.a a C. B. K. A B. pf T Huvk Tarsa Nat. bask, Boutk Omaha tat liaoiaa Uimks sua .... Bvuos rin.nvunMsltk Bdlaan Oa. ia, M Mt U lunau. Naa, Kl-'lrta aa, 1M Si m Iws-Va Kaalir Oa. 4s, Via..., lot Business battles easily Won- . ... when you are prop- ' crly intrenched in a GOOD LOCATION No better location can be found than the BEE BUILDING. "Th building that i$ elwayt nu" For May 1st wo offer: 322 Cholc office Suit, north llgbt. very dotUrabU for doctor or dentists; waiting room and two prlvat office;. 630 square feet. .. .$4.5.00 vq gult of tbre nlc room with' north UrM. I 270 quar feet . 822.50 513 itdd Into two prirat room and waltlnn room, aud ygult, 860 squart ft $18.00 Appiy to building Sup't.. Room 103 THE BE JS BUILDING - of - v. rt r n. . t-., rmd nam (a taw tm mt p fs.. Nk.. is.... P Ifl I. XL O. B. is. 11 ".I. New Trl 1tT 4 1T.... SH rmtka bra 4-.- W O'r t ( e.. 4swa. Ilf 1" OtMhs Wt 4H. Il 'M Cka c . v ay. u, im S,n O a. IM4- J kuu i t'wa 4 sat 14 Sok lnle tiwW sa..,. ..... S1t4 n.i-nntT r-. nk.. 44a. iht...,. m , Wtrktta baioa atnnk T a. MS... lf DtN'l BRTIEW or TRADR Bawh Wrrk ftti-rrtkeBa Vomtlmt ta Reyrlvwl af Ar4lvy. ' NEW TORK. April aft. R. O. Pun C'o.'g Review of Trade 'torn morrow will aay: Each week strengthens confidence In a Progressive renewal of btisinesa activity. but the movement Is In many departments of trade so alow and there are so many cross Influences st work that some dis appointment is felt that the advance Is, on tha whole, not more pronounoed- The recent favorable conditions in tex tile markets are maintained, cotton goods l-clng In excellent demand and the move ment of underwear and hosiery atxpajad- Ing. Crop reports continue favorable. Financial conditlone remain very bus pprlous, with money easy. There la a con siderable reduction In tha number of un employed. The export movement continue heavy, th trade balance In favor of this country in the Inst week being nearly S21.UM.t4k. a large increase over the preceding week. March exports of wheat wera the largest ior any month on record. Cotton exports In March were tha larg est In fifteen years. Homestlc, demand for Iron and Steel la atill considerably below capacity. Rank clearings for tha week amonnted to I2.fti0.l-., an ioc.rwaaa of 1.1 per cant, compared wirh the aunt wwek laat ynar. Knsinesa' failuree during the week to tnlrd 447. as against for the corre sponding wtek last year. Failures In Can ada number ti, aa compared wtta as tor the same week last year. . X -4etv York Maaey Market. NEW YORK, April SO. M ERC A NTILB PAPtER 3Ui:iK tier cent. r t i I . T l j I , T rs on i v. aj , nj . I day bills, 4.T0; for cables, H7; for dv .1 ... i . , . . k,, , tKviu t m-M. n mnniT, 4-1., y.o, HII.Vr.H-Har. eMic. K(iNDiJ-aovnunit, weak; railroad lr rwaular. . MON FY Tim loans, steady; 0 end(W day. i'ol per eeni; six momne, siu per cent; call money ateady; high, S pec cents low, 1 per cent; ruling rate, I per Octit; laat loan, 1 per cent; closing Wd, 1 par cent; offered at S per cent. Closing quotations on bonds today wera fnllnurl' IT . la eas PMwN. Y. V,S. .. .104 so coupon V?'"- r.,, H. da coupon 110V4K. Paeltls 4 Panama P..lii Am. Hm.ltara a...loi 0. I. U "J. JJ" A. T. a T. v. 4V4.Wlra. T. A T. sa.... ? Armmir A Co. 4H.. Wwrmn. esa. 4a wt Atrhlae aa 44 d ooa. H.. ..xcit Pal. Oblo MVl-Oiaadlsc sea. 4a.... MV, Cli-s. st Ohle 4HS. M U A . r. r. 4 J r B a O, ). 4.... W4SO. Pat. rr. ..... H ri aa s. a V a 4UB..10S14 A Trt. 4S M BO rr. H." 104 Si so rr. I 101 art, S. rf. 4n... M Railway Is ion rt a B. a raf. 6.. 47Ttuloa PSrin .... an s-i. 4a WTk rr. 4a 1 Klanerta Sa 1114 J. B. KonMT ..... tit. (n. m. 4 M tJ. fl. Btea4s 103-4 K. C. Be. mf. tm.... HHWanaan lax a join I., a N. unt. as.... -. i mivm -i-.--M K T. lat 4. TTStWaa. Km. v. I.. Wt Ma Pa. er. M 44 i4 B14. - 1 i " 1 Bsak CtMrlaca. . nifAHA. Aurtl m. Bank olewrS'irs for today were a,IBUn. and for ta eor respondlng day last yw. tXf?9.0Ut.71. , BUSINESS MEN TO STAND BACK OF THE BUILDERS Becretary Branch of tha Omaha Bust- nrs "Men' association,! announce mat his orsanUation adopted tho followlnc resolution, pledging . support to the Omaha Builders' exchange in tToaiiiUbs- Ing an "open ahop" policy; ti .a rn.m4 ih. Riiatniaaa Men's notation herehv nledsea Ita full moral support to the. Omaha Builder" axrhaxigw and the building contractors of OmaJia In reelntlna anv and all attempts aaihet the open ahop policy which has brought Industrial peace to, thla community and nas eiimmaiea ma lymramauu mm. Reaolved. That all members of thla ao soclatton he requested to co-operate with the members of the Builders' axchacure In maintaining tha rlnht to employ worn men nnon their individual merlta. and resardless of their affllliatton or non- amilailon with any unions. AGED LOGAN WOMAN ' DIES OF APOPLEXY IXKJAN, la., April (SpavriaX) Mrs, Kate Hansen, aged 78. died of apoplexy at the horn of her daughter, Mrs. C 8. Kennedy, hero yesterday, , The body will be taken over tha Illinois Central to Tmnlap and to tho church at Galland'i Grove, where tho services will bo held, with Interment ' in tho family burying ground at Oallan'a Grove. Rurvlvors ar thro sons and five daugh ters. Th sons ar James, Oeorge, WU :iam of.Dunlap; ths daughters. Mr. T. F. Jones, Mrs C. 8. Kennedy of Iogaix; Mrs. I. a. Wilson of Peru. Nob.: Mra Carrie Ilea of Woodbin and, Mra, taura Kealrnea of Dunlap.. ' , POLICE MATRON IN CHARGE OF BABY BOY FOR ADOPTION Any married eouplo want a wwak-olO, blue-eyed baby boyT Pollc Matron t Gibbons has oa ah wlahes to turn over to some reepotudbl family fur adoption. ' Th chlw 1 unwel come to Ha mother nd th matron want It to grow up aomewher in Ignora&o mt Us stormy en tranc Into thla . . , ' ' I CLOTH TOP SHOES ARE ALL THE RAGE Extraordinary Slice Uaiucs Saturday at the IocIty Co. Smartest Cloth-top Shoes $4.00 and (5.00 values, special for Saturday's XA? ! Strap Oxfords for Summer wear. All the new styles; with fancy buckles, patent straps, Baby Doll Pumps; $3.50 values; special price in ' 0195 0045 S5rdiy.''............v White Canvas Oxfords, Rubber Soles, for men and women; : Mnn'g and Boys' ' TVnntg Klfpprra, all tdicw, 30a , rtsr rir. I atlllWHIl 'It"?.. BajasMBSaaSBSasaaaa-SaSaraSaSaSaa -.-'"WaO-- 1 R i.. Insured by oar gwm-proof rciigerator construction. Health walks with the little ones up through the tender years of childhood when food is kept fresh, pure, dean and wholi- some in guaranteed high-quality-:T Leonard Ocanciblo Ono-Fioce PorcclliLiried Refrigerator Yoa c-m wash h lUrciaLn china dteh. ExdtndTtv, patented features not found in may other refrfeemtor. Sarea one-third ice expense, prjvrrt fbod-apoUaCw another economy; find ghrea to the houstswife conveniencea to which abe ia entitled. Built to laat a llTa-time; a style and eie to suit any purs. To avoid imitations, look for the trade mark ahcrwrn above. Come in for demonstration. Ask for our tetercsting booklet of rtfrigerEtor facta. Come today. , 1 If 5i ti M mmmm High Quality Rugs SPECIALLY PHICED FOE THIS WEEK 9x12 Seamless Brussels ling dn p at, each . . ... . . . . .... .... . . . . . . . . .VU.DU 9il2 Seamless Velvet ptags J2 QQ 9xl2 'AimiMter Rur& 16 00 See our complete line of WUtou and Body Brussels lings. Quality Iliib, Pricci Low; Not One Day. Bet ETery Day i: HOM FURNITURE COMPANY . 21TH AND L STS., EOUTH 0UAHA. V. ljM4NMlt' ! Dn. C. il. TAHHY 240 Bee Dldc Omaha, Neb. Own your own home. You can purchase one on easy monthly payment like rent. Read the real estate columns. Newport O O flK JbfcfJjU and Oxfords; for the good dresser; $3.50 and $4.00 values ; Sat urday's special i tt Black and fords, in lace we guarantee $3.00 values to go in Saturday's sale, at, special price . . THE' WOVELTY GO, THE HOME STORE 214-216 North 16th Gtrcct ".Safety First'9 Fclr: the Litth Ones it a P(ono ncnoy Till Cured t - X wart tiaa kaatla. (raaaMtHsiarwafrMraata. t i f1 I Wrtta tr Bra inaatrataat hii mm Kaatal u s 1 , " laaaaaaaaaiB a,T aaw l I IV J SaaraS pwttsats in Naaroska a law a. Tans, Oxfords, for men, nifty r men, uuiy $2.95 . . . Tan Calf Skin Shoes and Ox or button; all sizes. The shoe the best in Omaha for men. Saturday special. . . .$1.25 One lot of Ladle Oxfords, j mostly small Bigs, worth up to $3.(50, ' 05t! Pif. TKEDREXELEaaJSC Says: "t Mst VaATX STa i it 8 eke e l , i. - t&ra Jus, lit M liamanunaV attd K t key always V., . look Bice." Tour Daughter, no matter how small eh may be, to een trltrrs about ber pwrscmal ap ptaranee, 8h likea neat, etyftah, welt-flttlns shoes. 'W1H please ber and Bare you money for they outwear any other ehlldren's shoes ea the market Children's, 8 H to li st ....$3.25 Misses. 11 to t . .-Sa.50 Young Women's, t to a at ..... ....a....J53.00 TAKJCEtt POST PAID. I BME t 1419Farnam St. ICRUG THE EE tR YOU LIKE COUPONS When you order ) 4.M you not only get a beer of. quality, but some valuable cou pons which you can exchange for a great number of articles listed in our prem ium catalog. Phone D. 1889. Luxos Mercantile Go, Distrt&.fors FRED KRU3 EREWIH3 CO. Engravings Electrotypes . Stereotypes Designers Retouchers Photographers AU Under One Roof L $1i-$2i v GHOOL HOES ' .SS" "r 4. it. f " t