14
THE BEE: OMAHA, TIirifSDAV, MAY 13, 1015.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow, Steady to Ten Lower
Wooled Lambi Fifteen to Quar
ter Up Hgiheit on Itecord.
HOGS STROUO TO FIVE HIGHER
SOITII OMAHA. -Mf 12.
Receipt were: Cattle. Horn. Pheep.
Otto-tal Monday 4.0 -2iJ
Official Tofar 3.772 I.W
KMimate Wedneaday.. .20 .
Thw day' total. ...1it.i?
day last wli..1.n
Same 2 wwhi go....?1.401
Seme 2 Mkl ago U.W1
me 4 fh ago 14.S-4
Same day last yer... M
2f..4
lit.':'
27 (
2VIM
a,
.!r.
16.771
1.1S
5H.30TI
29.4 ?
Th following table snow th receipt
ef ralMe hog and aneep at th boi'tb
Omaha live stock market for th year
to date, aa compared with laat year:
ti- I mi 4 - In-?. Dm
t'attie
Hrsg
?lcep
The.
JWMll 31A.J01 .:i0
1.2:i l.fln i.iV4 2I0.3W9
SS7.767 J7t v.au
following taM ahowa th? averag
rrloe for hog at tha South, Omaha, tlva
stock market for tha last few day, with
comparisons:
lisle.
!!., II4. l n 1 .l'.2.jl!4H,lIO.lo.
April 2 J 2Hrl
pnl 7 7
April K 7 I
I 501 7 til ! a H
Z2 M
I 37
7 C7I k "l
a ti t (i
111 J 7
i 7 U f 01
( 1 I H
Aprl) ;l 7 ;T IT) 1 T fc
April ; 1 I iaj i i aui
ay ..lt I w ill t t.1
1M
ui -
iniiwrti
f i ( 7 4
6 (I f It) 7 0
I l f7l "4
Miv
7 !l
.UV
Vr
MaV
.May
ay
May
Mnv
.MT
I 74
I IK
ass
7 lV
7 Hl
7 KV
" I
T 24'ij
t 87
v vi i m Ait
S t ( 14
t 7 8 H
I 31
7 44
7 4:H i8 ao
1
M I W 7
7 59 7
1 1
21
Ml 1 Ml a 7
a M
7
7 1
7 44, S3 rf'
I a kJ
(141
Sunday.
Renalpta and dlapceltlon of live at oca;
at the I'nlon Stork Vanla. Ruth Omaha,
lor twanty-lour hours ending at t p. ir.
yeateraay:
RECEIPTS CAK&
Ca.Ula.Hof a.Sheep H r a.
. M ft St. P a
ahanh &
Mi.iaourl Pacific... .'
I nlon Paolfk- 41
C. A N. XV., eaat... 10
N. V.. weet.. 7
r . fx. p., m. o.. j
H. a ., east....
C., K. A y., Weil.,, 87
CM K. 1. P., tut..
r R. I. P.. weat 1
llltnota Centra! i
Cliltare Ot. Weat.. 7
Total reerlr-ta
4
I
7!
4
4
tl
I
'i
i
124
WSPOBIT5ON-HBAJ0. .
Cattle lIKa. Rieep.
lorrii f'o.'.
a;
J1H
Pwlft Co
Ctidahy Parkin OO.
Jrmnur A
tk-liwarlr. eV Co
.i.r4
.Low
.1.072
J.&7
1.0
1.4J4
;i0
lei
tut
J. V. Mtiriy
14n-oln I'arklna; Co....
o Parkins Co...-
M.rrril
i ''idahy,. from nountry.,
hent'jn, VnBnt..& !.,
Hill &. Sun
'...!. Lew la
f. P. f'.o it Co
A
W
II
til
. 24
. A
F4
tin
. 10
. 7R
t
S4
ii
s
t
10
ii
t
61
1l
Jj
M
i
1
J. M. nulla. .....
F. llui
V
T!nento( k Proa.. ....
Jc iUei(
:". 1 i n If;o. ; . . . . .
Kothnhlll
o. Kn. t'alf Co..
CI rlmle
ll!i-lna
IfHiftrian
K'.ih
Movers ,
i ,timrHrC
'I ntter Pro. ,
Joini Harvey
line
iv V ;
)thr liuyera
Ttala ,A& .T XMH,
( A'll A. Tfiere waa a very liberal run
of (tUe tlila mortilna;. Ixit the recel;ta
for tti tlir duya mii"uni to only )3,'.i;i2
t raii. In entailer than any reoent
, hut lamer than ft year ao by over
4.i bend.
M ha n arket tin fcwf ateere waa very
-' , ao tttat It waa later than usual h
fora a clearance wsa effened. Prlrea
wro fer.erajiy a 111 tie )owr, and tite
whole trie mtirht bent be deaenbed aa
r.w to Jtc iwer.
1 he heal 1 Ik I it helfnra rwnmand4 about
Ua ly I'rKt a. hlio lexa tl'iHirnhle lnle
u r !otv the tentlwiit y weak.
Mnrket-g and fclMi htvii ben rathnf
lnv aj-ilfia all the werk, the country not
Inc. inn wah tha mutl freedom. A a. re-
' I'" tied"! tooHy Has vary dull, and
(.! (ri. e ilid not ahow muth rinuits.
WioiHtiwiia un entile: Oootl to choline
; i.ut:'l kMwvek, S .5ft; fair to good
ttiriifi-d bn vf f, : h yi; i oninitm to
(tr i-tftif'tl beavea. 7.S. '7.7u; good to
fhi.h- he I 'era, ,(-vs.W arnnl tu rhn.a
l' a. t ., ,".4; lair to good oewa, v,i.-
uniiiiiuii la fair rows, i t.'. ; i j T ; k:h
in iluiit'o attHKetii end Ifeiit it,, 7,o- -xiio;
fnir to cood and feedura, $; iH'.f
i i; rntoti.t.n lo fair torn e'lit ..(-.
!. i ( -i ;.tJ; Hvk hi-Kera. a-.7tu 'i
'oi k .oa. t'i.N'ftIS; aiot-h calve, ! ko
..-i; t,.i ralv-a. .( Itl.S; lot bulla,
'?iii etc., i,ft'.y"i.7t; aun-k bulla, ..
;j t ii,
l.trantatlve aalra:
III'. fir STTfcKRS.
rr.
ia
i it
1 j
1 ta
1
? a
1 is
ha
14..
I-.
14. .
If
J M
fk
t 13
a
i
4fl
t 41
ia
i
I 34
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, .1J 1
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lot
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WM
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m
fm .n-i at.mi
;t i u it
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M
114
M.I
CWYVS.
...114
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...!WI
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...lml
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... n
... 113
lnA
i"a
. . . ivi
4
W
4
4 I,
7
t II
1 JJ
7 15
7 ro
t '.
T 94
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i. ......
ii I
a 1
4
VI It ......
ii U.li r.H.-v
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, i
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1 k
1 e i
.
.
. I 41
.114t
. i
.
uvi.i.s.
i
4 :i
4 . .
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7 ;
7 4
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111
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ta
t...
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TS
I fti
1
bl la itC i.
AN I rKKUKlla.
I'3 7 B
14 7 a 7 tt
a 7 I
ii la l
' ; t
i er a
v. i 1 a
Hut.;H Another ntoderata run showed
'. aoiue 1 rara. or . head, being re-
aited. The tnrca data' total ta i,!t4
'a.l, a hlixrtaaa of l.3uU. aa ooitipaml
v. mi a .-,a o. but l.i.J heatirr Inan
?- ' , wr a i-i.
Trai'e ottened emtt(t. and chipping pur-
iio. tre I.iiriy liieral at a nickel e,l
..n. c. Huih of th aiiipi ing aalra waa
i , ,s Jr. fWi 34, tlie latter prioe twliig
lie j-l p.-, i.l.
l a'kira vptittd out bidding ateady, and
it,a a.nnal feai.g ainni.K wliti ts
lout wpt-a ought tt ue at l-aat Ik' liiither.
i . tiiioa luurii waa dite until late til th
oii-noun. tuai retuaed to ralae their
f '..- until ilic r id o'ohx k. but In the end
i t .lid taok on a little, and when tn
i n k of the hoya Iteaan mov inB. It waa
on a U.ndy to fco hlMiier haam. the moat
. f the lr,it aelllim at a ehari huhvr
ii"?. K.ten after a tracing ba.ia a ra
liii ilfr.ied Iradnirf waa aloa.
I. mu -f tue ki ler hi.ii iiocd at 7.2f.iy
7 - Willi a Kpnnkllng (loan to t.' J. anil
m a rojntl-er of anlni intc hoaa rearhad
. a no h I sbote tu rdiij 'a hiK.ivat
i ;.re.
1 :-t'r aM.tatioa kali
r
Sk
X)
7 II
, , t "i T ro
4, 7 79
' - 7SJ
4 :.. a 11,
. . t
I. r an t Si
I-
.V
7 M
1 1
T H
t H
.Tt
fl
-ttl
Mflt f Another very light supply of
, and laiiit- re-eived thia iiairn
u Ts.t fr'-swa lotali! six cara, or
I ' ti - 1 . iri-an a the three day' run
i.e to ii.in-ig ih saute pa-rtod
'w 1 w-, . 1 r, 1 l.ed hhuanit up, and
rnoi'ii a year ago n n'.nltd tu !4 rj
I . i . '
tinted cut in dill fashion
:.i ai.r.l tthsrflt' 1 litrhrr pri,a. and
1- vf -1 1- tjflcfira stajy figure
1 u-.it until fi iloui m tha
' - in ii- en i tl, t'i iKMls of
1 - - ct a t 'o a,M,j ldtni, a,,i,l at
1 t, hi "i- e ('! e on n-t t-td 'J ttis
" tl tti i.i,i wm.icd aiiit nr
nuoted aa 1Vft"V- (tetter than yecrdy.
h n.ullty hem amich better thus Oiat
of any of Tueadav'a offeringa.
Shorn lambs did not fere ao well, how
ever, and price nn plbln class of Hmk
war no mnr than steady, two loads
selling at 1, equaling: .veererday' fig
ure on the lame sort of stuff.
One car o ffi showed up, aoma
wnnlod ona el1lng at 160. while tha
rllpted end landed at 17.40. There have
not been enough aged sheep here this
week to make quotation.
Quotattnna on aheep and lamba: Imha,
light, IHI.&O-611.10; lamha heavy, llOirttf
in St; lamba, ahom. M.4oi. Jf,; yearllnga,
Itarrtt, Au: yearllnga, heavy, t7n
00; wethera. irood to choice, f.4.J5-i.76;
wethera, fair to good, $MiXtf 3S; ewea,
(rood to choice, I7.7:tj8.5; ewea, fair to
No.
Av.
. K'4
. 7
. M)
. 7
. Iff
. 110
Pr.
s .v
II. IB
11 10
II 10
7 40
iVe
4i burka
W7 Mei-a.n lamha
J4.-, .Mesloan lamha
'IT". Mexloan lambs
ll
1S4 fed ewea
Chicago i.ivk dtikk mabkkt
tji
Flrae llaara Weak hee
Ftraa.
CHICAGO. May II CATTLR Receipt a.
I.nr bend; market, firm: native beef
ateers, K 9.25; one load of extra fancy.
$.3; weatern afeera, ltfi.il K.; cowe and
helfere, t.1 ;tffii.71; calvea. M WWfS.MI.
Htal.-Hecelpts. 20.0ri0 head; market,
weak at faille, edv.-mre- bulk fit aale..
r. 41(7. Hf.; light. r7 4ft-a7.TR: mixed. I7.3.V9
7 ); heavy. rj.or,7.b&;' rough, 7.0i4i;.?0;
hlth. .Vi J.iv ,
MIliKP AND 7AMB.-n.prlrt. 12.0
neao; market rirm; sheep, r7.76ti.W
iamla, e5.etdn.3.
at. ' I.awle
fT. ixirifl
l.lve gtnrk Market.
May 12. CATTLB Re
celpta. 2.0 head
market ateedy: native
leef jteera. 7.6r(i.Oii; helfera, f.Ki
eowa. Wf-i7.M); elo kcra end feedera, H"0
7ii.ai; aotitnem ateta, .T.tM.im; rowa and
helfera, H.lKyuG.oii; native calvea, '..
.(!.
Ili-MlD-necPlpta ino head: market
lower; plaa and llahta. Ii.a','ti.70; mixed
and but.:h, ta, t.oi 7.70; good heavy, 7.0
,-7.. . .
WHKKP AMI l,A M 118 RecHxHa. 1,
head; market ateady; hlaheri clipped
muttona. (H.tm97 l; lamba. 9.6(ji I0.7f;
rllpped lamba. tx 7(i4 ; ' yearling. IX.oOitf
W, spring lamba, ia.6('fil?.(.
K a nana City l.lve Plark Market.
K ANHAH CITY. May 12 CATTI.K-Receipts,
i.i0 head; market ateady; prime
fod aievre, h.ii1.; dreaaed beef steer,
7.7fhS.40; weatcrn aleer. - 7.2rsM;
atm kera and feedera, i r5i,; bulls,
.yWi 7 tot; calvea. 7.Of"S10.2S.
I It MS RecelptH, H.ino head: market,
higher: bulk. f.i1..; rteav'. K.Sottl if
pa kera and butohera. l.'.ixa'i.W, light,
7.:iT7 47'n,; pla, 1 6fT7 3&.
HHKKP AMI UAMIIB Rcelbtj ,V
head: market , lilaher; lamba, $i.7tf1l.00;
yearlinea, N nrwiD.ii; wethers, I7.0if.7t;
ewea, J 75S.M) - , .
glaaa City Llri "tack Market.
filfirX CITY. la.. May ll.-CATTLK
Racelpta. 1 MO brad; market steady to
liic lower; native steers.. $1.(V ; btitch
era, S& 4fJ 7."; cowa and helfera. tW:l
J.rVt; atorkera and feedera, $7.aV(r7.i;
calvea, rj-0iti9.j0; bulls, BtHga, etc., fi.ZiW
t ."i0
jlOfid Recelpta. 4W head: market. Be
higher: heavr. I7.a1.; mixed, 1. 25;
light. V a' .B: bulk of sales. 17. ::7.iW
HIIKKP AND l,AMBH Receipt a. 710
iiesd; market ateady; ewes. M.Wifli.M;
lamba. .!
kt. Jnaenfc Live tk Market.
PT. JON F. PH. May, 11 CATTLK Ra
eelpta, 1.400 head; market atrong: ateers,
17 ci.tin: cowa and helfera, liodK.);
calvea. .0fi.M).
IO,19KHelpts 4,010 head; market
hlpher; top, 7.46; hulk r.K"''-.40.
HH idKP AN1 I,AM-Herelptt. .".t
bead: market steady; lambs, $io.2htflO..
Mr llaek In glaat.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal weatern markata todayt
Cattle, ilora. 8hep.
Chloago H.4) ,' . 13,'nlO
Plonx Cltv I h1" 4 7i0
Kanaaa City . ' m
Kt. 14ii1s 0 1.
KtutU Oinoha i.wft .30 1.MM
Totala , 6t0 21.W0
OHAHi (JKNKRAi. K4RKET.
PITTTFR Ko. t, Mb. cartons, Jl; No.
t, t-lb. tubs. Wo.
C'HKKM-lmiKrted Bwlaa, IT?o; Amee-
1-an twins, Stkv; block Nwiaa, iiio; twine,
U'.f-; dalelea, littc; trtpiitt". iio; oung
America, IKoJ blua label brirk, ItlHiOj 11m-burs-r,
Tit). Sc; New York white, lac;
lim-t itiad l-'rench Keauefort, 40c.
y iMi Trout, I4oj lama crapples, 14c;
val-hut, lie; channel catilnri. 14o; hamng.
to; e.-..!fth, 14' 'J tckerl. Ue; mlrrum Pvn.
? i-. r PUTATtlltD-hinMI, II fb nni.,
V ho!aale prl-ea of be out effective
Anl .t era aa follows:
t-ir.i-ie 4. Vi 1 Ulna, no. i, in'.y ; fto- 4,
17,r; No. 1, lic. Liotna. rvo. 1, Wtc; ISO.
I iw'ic; No. t. lc. t'nucka. No. 1; U4c;
No 2, l'c; . .i, nB. iiounna, ro. i,
UL'r; No. 2, 14r; No. a, 13ie. Platea. No.
1 fv; No. 8. Pc; No. S, fc
'rol'liTKT-broilers. Sfc; spiios; chlk
etia lio; hens. 14c; cocki, Vl rooatera.
i,o'; ate, ""to; durka, 15c; gneao. hm;
turkeys, lf jl-c: plscoo. Pr 4to ., Son:
tiu.k. full feathvtvd, 10c; geeaa, full
fwaihered, tc; aquaba. No. 1, 1.M; No. a,
fcOo
Fruit an vegetable prlcca urnlahad by
Ci'MnFirl Fruit company: . .
FHi:iT-t " rancy Cullfomla
navels. Wo. - Pr l0,; 3(v'a. J "0
i.r box; 1. J lr ,M ; 1s"a. ! ir
box; lTt.a. '. w. . ?SCi0 i,-r
box- eitro fancy Meditei ranean t-weeta,
.1, , i. .. . . . . .
rta 3,,ta. a-a. e- ji i'"n. m,iiioii:
Fsti-ft fancy Uolrten Howl, W0s, toos ii,
ter box; fancy Mlvr Cord, aurta. iiOa,
JiM prf box. Orattefruill Celebrated
Cbaaa brand. 3fs, ler box, 4e, i.(k)
per box; 64a, U-75 P'"'1 4. W par
f.ox, Plneaapplee . e'.stra fancy Cuhan,
Un 9a, ciat. l".ari!vnas:
Me'iliurii also. IS to I,25 per hunch; Juuiho
frtitl, Changninola and Port I.lmon, 4c
per pound. Strawberries: Jiulatana pints,
prlra on date of rflilpimint; pmaecllve
pi toe for Monday l-W piul Casus, V per
caee.
V'KOKTARt.f.S California new cab
bage, Ki to l-li. cratea, ic per lb. Cel
ery, Jumbo. Iki per Uos.; hoad lettute,
il per doa.; btaf Itttuoc. "n per doa.
Artirhokna, II. k per dos. Kndive, SV per
lb. Onions: tellow, 2c per lb .; Texas
Uerimida, ahlte. 1.7a per crate; Texas
Bermuda, white, yellow, '..iO per crata.
Iinluii seta: yollnw and red. tiw r
bualirl; while. II. "it P'T bushel. l'erPra,
per banket. Tomatora, fancy, 4 .
per orate: choice. 14 nor crate. Hplnerh.
I t-ki per dox. Parsley par doa. Tur-
nl!a. sue por itol. -outioa: voioraoo
Kurala, 5c rer huahcl; Hed River Ohloa,
Mo l r buahel; Mlnoeaota white. SOr per
bushel; Florida, while stock, about ITS
i. to barrel, Im per barrel; Texas Trt-
uuipha, .J-iha. aacka, 60 par ID. -vluah-
jooute. Trfic ter lb.
MlfCKI,I.ANK14 Mielled nnpeorn.
4- per lb. CTaokerJaok. tU.SO per rase;
fl.& per half case. Peanuts, raw, 7e
per lh. ; Jumbo, so per iu. ; rttaati-a. 'o
per lb.: salted. II iu r can. Asiraguaf
iioin grjwn. I lb. buio hta. Site per doe.
bunrhe Cneckcra. i (er caaej $l.7t
r half cane, d.tmaa, JL7 pr box,
4 ta-ttaauts, Vi . per atk; p, r doa.
Nuts: No. 1 falifi.rnia walnuts, JSo per
lb. Hraxila. lift: ver lb. Mint walnut
(latra. 1. pmr vox. r'ilberta. lo per
IU. I 'riant, lJV ier St. Almonda, SWti
P r lb.
Cat fee Market.
NF.'.V YORK. Mc, 12 COFFF.E The
market for coffee f burv more than ktt
yeaiert1a-'e tmproeNtrnt during today'
trading a result or a attertng liiul
tiuli ii a 'd trartr a-IlVn, wlilt n a a up-
iMised to tte Inbirett bv ctntt hiued nerv-
fviiatia ove- lmr?tetit'nwl toiitioa and re
ports of eaaier fum oO. r of nw coffee
fur shlpinttit to bias'l. The market
owned at a d-lln of -ia points and
ctitd at a nrt It sv of l'.-il points, bale
l'l.a4 l.us. iuute: Mav. 6 k-'c: June.
.'tH1-; .lulv. tl 10,': August. Oio. tli-ptemlH-r,
.:-: iKitprT, ituo; rstt'euiiar, 11.40; 1
re'.irtor 1 4S-; jHitnirv, 7 11c; rrliruary,
7 l,c: Mart h. 'Ir; April, 7 ?. r-i-nt.
tp-i-t: Kit, No. 1 , i'c: rtaiitos No. 4, Itk-(iff-r
of nw crops oaiiio 4 were re
p.jnd Ir the ttHil and frelvht market
at B f,.ti 26c: and aid crop K10 at 1 Urt?
1 aiK uiu 'is to, 4 lower r-anloa un
chansed. Rio exchange kiau.
t ef fee Market.
NEW YOFK. May 11-COTTOV-pot.
qtiht; middling uptanda, Sito; salea, l.t)
balfa.
l-'uiurc opened harelr steady; Jul
:io; Ovtober. lo.Ne; Deceralxr, M2.;
January. 10 .'t,-.
lotion future c,,,-4 tfadv; Mav, '.'2,'
Jtilv. 4; October. I !Cc; LH-vviiihei .
ISttV-: Jtariiarv. I -.
I.I VKKI ttU 1! COTTON- pot.
The tt.n.MI i.rkrt t!:Mt,i att'ady at R
net det ll.ie of rv-trt . x,it t
turn. ',., 1 iiiui, r ing, . ;:.i : iiii-i-tii,ar ;
low nil' uhng. 4 C d. ."-ales. 4,iM balea
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Market Remaini Nenroui
and That Grain Ooei Up Another
Four to Fire Cent.
FLY RZPOKTSi ARE NUMEROUS
OMAHA, May K, IPI...
Wheat market remnlna nervoua. Wheat
continues to climb, advancing from 4 to
i rents. There wss a aood cash demand
for this cereal.
Corn receipts totalled twenty-three
tars, the market advancing V cent;
While oats sold ViWHc higher.
It la the belief of the wheat bill's that
the edge has been ta:on off the 'bril
liant proapecla for winter wneat, owing
to ravagee by heastan fly antl chinch
buga in northern Oklahoma, southern
Kansas, northeaat Missouri, parts of
central and weatern Illinois and weatern
Indiana. .
Ievelonmenla the iat' few days have
confirmed early reports of the extensive
presence of heaalan flv and clinch buga
over an unusually large area, . r
Some of the re port a are too sensational
to believe, although a fe wof them came
from well Informed people of the south
west .
Cbaranocg were: Wheat and flour
otuel to 1,778.000 bushels; rotn. ,0W
uusneis.
Liverpool snot: Wheat
corn, unchanged.
Wtd higher;
Primary wheat receipts were 740,000
bnehela snd ahlpmenta 7S7.0OO bushels,
sgalnst receipts of MAnm bushels and
shipments of 1.421,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 47H.O00
buahel and ahlpmenta 695.000 bushels,
against receipts of 275.000 bunhels' and
shipments of 422.0" bushels last year.
Primary oats receipt a were 640 0ns
buahela and shipments 7J.t,flno bushels,
again receipts of 4iW buahela and
shipments of 1,017.000 buahela Inst year.
I carLot RKCKIPTH.
neat. corn, iara.
rhloagn' .Ul
12 .
127
Minneapolis ir.t
Iniliilh 2S
i maha 11
Kansas City V '
Ht. Iiuia :
Winnipeg lia
2,t
IU
31
These sulfa were reported: Wheat, No.
S hard winter. 1 car tl.M'4, l'car l.f2'4,
1 cars 11.62, 1 V-car, II 60; No. I hsrd win
ter, l car 11.52; No. 4 hard winter. 1 car
ll.SO; No. 3 mixed, 1 car 11.41; sample, 1-S
car 1.4. Barley: No. I, 1 car Xc, I car
ac. Corn: No. S yellow, 4 cars 72c; Nn.
I mixed, 1 cars (near white) 73c, I cars
7l1c:,No. 8 mixed, 3 cars (near whttoi
72c. 1 car tnear whlt) 7lo, 3 cars 71c,
I cars 71c; No. 4 mixed, 4 cars W,ic, 1
car 70c: No. I mixed, 1 car 70c. 1 oar
c; earn pie, 1 car 72c, 1 car 70c, 11 oars
(hot) 04c. Oata: No. 3 white, 1 tar 51c;
No. 4 white, 1 car JOc; No. I mixed. 1
car uOVxo; eample. 1 car Styo, 3 cars 4!ic,
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 Tur
key, l.mtl.a3A; No. 3 Turkey. (1.U4I
1.5:i; No. 3 hard, l.MVn.o2t4; No. I hard.
l.b0Valtn2: No. 4 hard. II, 4X1. 60; No. 3
iprlnn, 1.4fW11.ri2H; No. 3 durum, 11609
1.62; No. J liuium, 1. 47-1.61. Corn: No. I
white. 72Jim"iV No. 3 white. 71Vt72c; No.
4 white. 7Pf71Wc; No. I white, TOfifil'Ac:
No. 6 white, 70U,7t,4o: No. I yellow, ft
T24c; No 1 yellow. TiHTSo; No. 4 yellow,-
Tl'tr71tc; No. 5 yellow, 707lc;
No. yellow. 70iryC0Sc: No. 2 mixed, i'i
f(71ic; Noj 3 mixed, 71.?r71V4c; No. 4 mixed,
WiWc: So. t mixed, 7010140; No, (
mixed, (AriOc: anmplo mixed, 472c.
Oata: No. 3 white.' oUkfio'c: atamlard,
SltiMlac; No. 3 white, MiV,1t"i1c; No. 4
-hits, MiyfirOlfro. Barley: Malting. R)it?70c;
No. 1 feed, Wi65c. Rye: No. 3, Il.fl(l.l0;
No. S. ll.dS'irt.OS
CHICAGO OR4IW AND PKOTISIONI
Feat area ef the Tradlaa; sxi Claaias
Prices on Brl f Trade.
CHICAGO, May 12. After many rapid
changes of priors today, the wheat trade
nppeared to be governed chiefly by be
lief that alnrming reports of crop dam
age In the Heaalan fly districts had been
exaggerated. The market closed unset
tled at o to under last night Corn
finished. So to e. down; oata, off to
Mio up, and provision with decline of
5c to JOc,
At first the course of the wheat mar
ket, a awlft succession of breaks and
btiigea, seemed to reflect more or lesa
the uncertainty of dealer regarding
chances that the United Htatea would
break off relations with Oermany. At
tention soon centered, however, on the
riueatlon of tha extent of Insect injury
to th growing domertlo crop. Differ
ences of opinion on thl subject were
wide apart for a while, but gradually
the general feeling became clearly less
bullUh. Despite higher cables and big
export clearance, th tendency toward
g buying stampeda rilxsppenreo, and
holders Indulged In , profit (thing on a
large scale.
Complaints of dry weather In North
Dakota helped the built to rally th
wheat market to some extent as the
actalon-Ararcd an end. There were also
late reports that foreigners were after
cash wheat at thCeeaboard.
Corn atiowod more continued heaviness
than waa the. caae with wheat. Favor
able weather, both in tlila country and
In Argent la, led to conriderable selllnc.
Oata were sustained by demand from
cash hoiiaaa. The May .option especially
waa In demand. .
Provision larked support. 5tock yard
Interests seemed lndlsiosed to unload,
knowing an advance In pilt-cs for hogs.
Future ranged aa follows:
Artlt lo! Open. High. I Iow Cloae. lYea'y,
Whcati i i
May. 161 )! IM' 167 ' t I7'4
July. 1 .V 1 S3"4 1 1 a44 1 32'4
Cor.n .
May. 7M1 7'i 74 7SS 7
July. 7l 78', 77S 7TV 7si
Oata II
May. MM 11:14) M' Ms
July. 62-jl D.11 62 - 13 ' UVt
Pork. I (
July. 1H1S Mars 110 1 10 18 2R
Krt. 1 Vi I 18 lid l W 13 60 II 2V,
, July. 0 : 75 ITS
Hrpt. 10 10 10 U SMI 7H 10 17Vfc
Rlha. f ! I
I July. 10 10 4,2'i; 10 62', 10 r.'.'S 14) ii8
Sept.l 10 kTVt' 10 7'fci 10 l--fc 10 I'.'S 10 ao
Cah Prices Wheat: No. J red. 11.64
fll.fekV,; No. I hsrd, I1.67MI I 6SS. Corn:
o. 2 yellow. 7;m7sr: ether nominal.
tutis: No. 3 white, WHK'MV,c; atandard,
Stirt'ic. Rye, nominal. Barley, n';c.
t ii
' ' " ' 1 ' 1 alfl 1 ,! 111
Oo man ean oporat tha
(fasm77j efTiciently and
quickiy. t owrf ul forca delivery
puehea tha hay forward on th
load. Tha asmvttf
build neat, aluara euutxl ioada
higher than with other toadera.
The
loada claaa hay frea from ma
nura and other 'round refuse.
Doe not knoc k heads off clover or
grind alfalfa to bits, butcatchea
all acat tering hay and paste over
the) rubbish, iiaa aimpio action
and doe not ret out of order
easily. Ii the lightest draft loader
wa know of. Substantially built
to civo raal aervicc.
makea light, kio, atraJght windrow.
r j
P, fl
1 1
7.
,7 xiSimi
Jj (j aetf-adiuatlnc " '
to anyaurlaco
Csndwldi f.f j. Co., Cox
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"T
V
fyir'
. A
(;
V
( lover, I' wr. 00.
Pork, i7.sfl iJird. P . R'ba, r TM lu 2k. -!EW
YORK flRWRPlAI, MIHKET
Qaatatlons nf the Hay
a Varlaai
f nnnii4lllri,
NKW YORK. May li FlOUR-
.cfeair.
WMKAT-Ppot, cav; No. I red. IMS
snd No. 2 hsrd. ll.v;V c I. f.. track:
No. I northern. Iiluth. 11.62, and No. 1
northern. Msnltobs. II. W. c. I Buf-
I fslo riiturea, eaa : lsy, Il.tlO.
I CtjKN htmt, ateady; .No. 2 yellow,
'no. prompt shipment
ATs stKtt. stradv.
MAY Bst-ely sternly.
HOIf Oubc atate common to choice.
1"14 crop. lOnnc; l arlflt onaat
bhjnc: pihlr roi, M, ta-
19H crop.
"HlDKHV-tJiiiet; Bogota. I 3lc;j Central
America. 2v. ......
I.KA1 ilFIt-FIrm; hemlock first a, TCc;
accords. 'r:(1e -. . .- i . , .,
PIJi VISION Pork, unsettled; msa,
I.;M1.25: fsmllv, 121 W-iiCU.Ol; short
clear, l.3otfi?1X0. Beef. ,iilet; mes,
tiS KWinKi; family. Ii: V JO.iO. Lard.
easy; mtrtdlo weat, pWi'W,
TAl.lON Stealv; city. 6'c;
61 i'.o'-arterial iic. ' '
country,
Tlmothv, l-i.nrwTg ,v
til. l l r,r I neoinon; tririi"". p,t"";,i . . .
tubs: creamery extras. W miw,. ",c;
reamery, hirher scoring, X'fUc; tirais,
VftTM-: seconds, 2MJ2HHC '
KtiOl Stcsdy: receipt!.. , cases;
fresh gathered extras. 22itri2Hc: storage
packed, exlra firsts. 2tMt'--C: first.
siLMVic; regular packed, extra firsts. Zlty
2IHr; firsts, lft'ji 30r 'nearby hennery,
whltea. fine to fnnrr,' 21 r.'to; - nearby
hennt-ry whltea. S2ti!c
CMF.KriK Firm; receipts. S.7I3 boxes;
whole milk, . lro; earns, average fancy,
lU'V<V'io, ,
POI'I.TIIY Live, weak: western -chicken,
broiler, aoff-.Mc: fowls. I7il7r; tur
keys,, 12i,14c; dressed: steady; westent
froxen roasting chickens, 17j2lMtc; fowl,
lt'yjlSc; turkeys, l."if21c. '
Kanaaa -City t;ral and PrvUlo.
' KANSAS CITY, May 12 WHF.AT No.
f hard, U.ft4i!4.MVfc; No, f red. II.UWfl.54;
May. $1.61; July, 11.'JVi: Meplcmbcr,
W.pt'a. ' r
. CORN No. 2 mixed. 74i.T5: No. I
white, THftVic; No. 1 yellow, 7CVfc; No. 3,
74V!7lc; May. TS'.Xi'SVi July. lT8c;
September,' TffitfTK-SiC .''
OAT8 No. 2 white,- TicfiiVic; No. t
mixed, Gff'jfilc.
BCTTl'.K 'reamery, rc'; fieatg: 2oc;
aeconda, 2nc; parking, lRc.
KfHia Firsts, 17c; seconds ,1c.
POIXTRY Hens, He; roosters, 10c;
turkeys, lfic. )
' Minneapolis Grain- Mirket.
MINNKAPOMR. Mav 13.-WHFAT
Msv, $1.M: July. 11.40'i: No. 1 hard,
$1.61: No. -1 nothem. l.i7'(4.o9Vi:,- No
2 northern, $t.e2'4'n1.,i.
FI.n;n-Unchanged.
PARl.KY-Wt74f. ,
RYh-tl ,ia-1.16.
HRAN-I22..V).
CORN No. 3 vellnw. 71Vifi7lc. t
OATH No. 2 white, 61'q:)2Vo.
FLAX-I1.17W.1 1.9!v4.
g. I.wala Grain Market.
BT.- LOCI, May .IS. WHKAT No.. !
red, $1.62: No. 3 hard. ll.MTjl.S8: Mav,
$1.62'4: July. $1.J.
CORN No. 2, Til'tc; No. ! white, TVtff
77c: May. 76c; July, 77 Sfi 77V4o.
OATS No. i. 63'c; No. 3 white. MV,C.
IJrerpool Grain Market.
t,IVF.RPOOL,, May 12,-WHKAT-No.' S
Manitoba, 13 HVid; No.. 2 hard winter,
13 ifcd.
CORN Spot, American, mixed, new, s
d; La Tlota. mixed. t l'-rd.
Oil and noaln.
8AVANNAH. Oa May 12 TI'RPEN
TINE Firm, 42c; sales, S25 bhls.; re
ceipt. 203 bbla.; shipments, none; stock.
a.M bhla. .
RO.SIN-Flrm; v le. 1,271 bbl: rc-
et
14
fire Red Facts
How to Overcome the Tor
' ture Without Harm
ful Drugs. j
or
A IssiAB ef naonls have nsed H . K. ft. and
bsve orercoine the wont form of rhetima-
tlsm.
Thl disease of the blond I Uttl under.
toed because ef It strange, symptom,
earraly two people having It exactly alike.
And yet, no natter what It form or how
painful and distressing, ft. 8. 8. seem tet
have almost a divine influence In driving It 1
out. releasing the nerves from pain and clear- I
Ing the Joint and muscle ao they work with-
out restraint. Vh best explanation for thl I
happy result I tba fact that lo 8. 8. 8. are :
ce.nata Ingredient which act aa an antidote, '
They are nature' providence to man, 1
J oat aa th meals, fata, salts aad sugar ot
ear dally food provide u with nourishment, ,
o noe 8. 8, ri. give t the blood th exact
medicinal requirement to clear the stream,
drive out Impurities and reconatrurt tb
body If destructive germ bar gained a
foothold. Go to any drug atore today and .
get a bottle of R. ft. 8. It will do you good.
Bat be cure to refuse any and all auhatltute.
And If your I g atubbnra ease, write to tha
Medical Adviser. The Hwlft Hneclfle Cex. 100
Pwtft Bldg., Atlanta, Oa. Th la department
la presided over by a physician proud of hi
nam by virtue of bis distinguished family
BSd g foremost doctor oa hi owa merit.
tm7' Viiii.
UUI
Equipped with f exible aprocket ard
chain power head. Never kink,atretch
ea, nor wind, built atrongrly of ateeL.
Lhjea not pinch out cuga. Goea over
rock and other obataclea without dan
Rerof break -dowtieordelaya. Bar car,,
not apring' and atriko frames Only rake
made having thia desirable feature.
Iiaa flexible raking1 teeth. Write to
day for our free catalog which fuily de
scribe thia remarkable rake. Addresa
317 Ccuncil Cluffa, Iowa
4
4 I
I a
Hay
celpta, 1.4JS bbla. : shipments. nope;
ativk. 61.i7 bhla. Wuotations: A snd ,
H'"'; C snd I, H ; K, 1.1 Ui; ?Y tl 3.; o.
H and I. $3. SB; K. t- W; ' M, H "; N,
IS.4; Mil, tM; WW. t.0.
aaaar Market.
NKW TORN. Mav 12. PT'fSAR Raw,
fltm: reritrifueal. 4 K7c-. mni., iv
refined, firm. Sugar futures were firmed
on hityina prompted by the strength In
the spot market and the continued arfive
Ktiropean rlmsnd for refined. Prices at
midday werP 6jI4 points net higher.
.... Dry .onda Marln-i,
t '' -l rijfHii were atenl but nulet o-
'jl. Villi l.'ina r rro fl
'innrliiurt t'.,.l '
w;rd ' , ; . s
i mini" t"-i r r f miv. rv nn
J'T" "lld hoalcnr wee In stcadv demand.
N orated yarns werr firm.
GOVERNMENT BOAT TAKES
LUMBER TO DECATUR
A large cargo of lumber has been taken
inboard 'h government snsgboat Mc-
l'lieraon In Omaha. The lumber Is to be
i wnere me government
is to build
to be used
a coal, shed near th water
aa a coaling atation f..r the
snagboat a they ply up and down the
river. A Decatur ha no railroad this
aa considered the beet way of getting
the necessary lumber to that place. The
boat I to leave Omaha thl afternoon
end arrive at Decatur about May 17 or IS,
Apartment, flata, Mn-.ec and cottages
can be rentedquickly and cheaply by a
!)' "Tor ant" -
C. H. MORRILL IS SPENDING
.SHORT TIME IN OMAHA
Hon. Charlc. If. Morrill, for many
year president of the board of regent
of, the atate university. Is spending the
day In Omaha, having returned recently
from a whiter at Daytona. Fla., end
looks In the best of health. Mr. and Mr.
Morrill are stopping- for the present with
friends in TJncoln. and will put In their
summer between the farm near Osceola
and the northern lakes.
May Sales Here Offers
Superior 'Assortments and
Quality at Equal Prices.
Equal Qualities at Less.
Garment Styles Strikingly New Most Pleasingly Priced
Apparel that is distinctive, charmingly becoming, yet so rca
sonahle in price that all who see them are pleasantly surprised i
Modes in Summer Suits that critical
dressers will certainly appreciate.
Palm Beach Suits, cool, comfortable,
becoming more popular
than ever this season, a
broad assortment of
naty new styles for se
lection, $9.85, $12.75,
$15.00 to ....$25.00
New Silk Suits--n ex
ceptionally beautiful lot
in Silk Failles, fine Taf
fetas and new Shan
tung, $25, $29.75,
$35.00 and $39.75
Two Tailored Suit Spe
cialsNearly 200 hand
some Suns, in Silks,
Check Suitings, Poplins
and other popuhnr fabrics, $25 $1 1
to $35 values, choice 1 leaD
Tailored Suits, made to sell at $15, $18 and
$1:0, Gabardines, Novelties, Serges, $p Qr
fine check suitings, etc., choice. . 0lD
New Summer Dress Skirts, in the most pop
ular wash fabrics and colors, $1.95,
$2.95 up to ..7.50
A Big -New SUck of Extra Size Apparel for Iirge Women Suits, $15.00 to $35.00.
Coats, $10.00 to $25.00. Dresses, $10.00 to $25.00. Skirts, $3.95 to $12.50
$ 1. 25 Flotmcings, 59c :
Beautiful 45-inch Organdie Flouncing,' the roost
popular white goods of the season. .Those are
actual valuea to $1.23. Your choice in' CQ
Th.ur6daya sale at. yard
Framed Pictures Thursday Less Than Mgr. 9 s Cost
5C0 Framed Pictures, $il values, in immense variety of popular subjects, 16x20 and q g
14x16 size, in oak, gilt or brown, oval and square frames, exceptional bargains. DC
; J
Pretty Framed Plcturva that aell
at 60c, Thursday at
Put Up Your Pineapples Now
A carload of extra fancy Cuban
Pineapples for Tliuraday. This car
ia practically alt targe aixcta tu
finoel kind for preserve.
24 hi set, Thursday, doson ....ai.Ob
Kau . i5o
30 stza. Thursday, etosen ....ai.40
Kach , UVt
3 else. Thursday, doseli . ...l.i0
K.at n 100
Tar mm, aay aai U.1S
1 lb, bast graaaiatod caa iiifir
for 11-00
4-lb. sack beat high gtade Lua
mvnd it' flour; not lung liner for
biead, plea or Cake, sack ..11.86
1 ba-ia lenoa. ljtttnmy (Juoou,
beat 'Kin All or ltlni.uni C soap
tur a
I lbs. bast whit or yellow corn-
meal IT
4 lba. best liajid picked navy beauti
for 36o
4 lba fancy Japan rice, 10c qual
ity 8J
The best domestic macaroni, vermi
celli or paliettl. pkg TV,
Advo Jell, for deeeerc the Jell tiiat
whips: It's quality good a. Trv iu
Package T
Tall cans Alaska aitlnion 10
K. C. cirn flakes, pkg. , 0c
(irait Nuta. i.kg loe
Large bottle VNorceater sauce, piu
tomato calniin or plekloa, aiu l-
d kind-., bottle .. gv,0
( ran oil or muatard snrtllnea SVo
Fancy 'Quhii olivet., quart ....Sac
4 can fancy sweet aiigar corn,
was. string, green or lima beans.
for
I cana golid pack tomato . .aae
IT
F.1V3
fry 'HA vTjDj'O rnst ga,
in
No More Dog Catchers for Omaha;
Now They Arc btray Animal Utticcrs
Mr. .; Albert Jackson and Mr. J. E.
Klrtley stopped the Ford In front of
the police station. On the back wa a
rapacious cage. On the ld of the cage
were two wire laesoa. ,
It wo the city's new Vehicle In which
Fldii who haven't paid their txe are
taken to the pound find held for ransom.
Messrs. Jackson and Klrtley are Afro
AmeiUans. c'ad In l.luo denim and with
well pollahod stars gleaming upon their
breasts, star lnerlbeu "Special Officer"
and with a number and everything.
"Well, well," cried the scribe, "you are
certainly some classy dog ratc-bern now."
. Rut the chatsrterlatl' grXn of Ethiopia
did not appear. MeSsr. Jackson and
Kirtly looked hauchtlly at the scribe.
Then spake Mr. Klrtley:
,"W-II ain't no dog catcher."
And Mr. Jackson continued:
"We're stray anlmM officers."
"Y-ir. atray animal, offlcr r." said
Mr. Klrtley
The scribe mentioned that he might
put a piece in the paper about The awell
new dog catir , that In, the swell new
stray animal officers' vehicle.
Ah. the power of the press!. Dignity
waa thrown 'aside. The Ice thawed. Tha
stray animal cfflcen saw that here was
a man who could be received as an
equal, a man to whom even stry animal
officer mlitht unbend. Here wns oppor
tunity knocKlriR at the door. Mr. Kirt
ley rose to the occasion at onc He felt
that aoinrtplniT riiiiKt be said. - . '
"Tho city ha gtwn us these Job." he
remarked. "We have our duties to per
form and we will perform, them lo the
best of ouah abilities accordln' to ouah
oath of office which we took. We will
try to treat all parties equal and fair.
I wouldn't take no dog front the. arm of
no woman or no little child. I wouldn't
do that. We "
Mr. Jackson here mused an almost total
4
lv
15.00 values, fina
tlon at
WalBtg made to
14.00. at.
IU mrtlH II aaaailJanaj,WM,a TTI IT I
-
. r
-.'1 5
: . i
l: :.. $1.95
choice
An exceptionally
beautiful new
ular cloths."
In Thursday
regularly
j q j Framed Pictvres
3vC I at 13.00; big
Macl-aren'a Peanut Butter. ' lb. . 2a
J lei alley HrenKtast Coeoa. lb..S6o
(toiaen eianto f or tec, lb Mi
Vh beat craamsiy Batter, car
ton or bulk, lb SO
The host atrit'ily fresh, l-gna,
nothing finer at. any prica.
dur.eu SO
faiiov No. 1 Country Creamery
rjutter. lb. ' SSe
No. 1 Hairy Table Butter, lb...a
4ood Iiairy Hut ter, lb gse
ranoy Full Cream. New Yora
White. Wisconsin Creant or
Young America Citeese. lo. . .BO
imported Mats or itoquefort
Cieeae, lb Oo
Neufchatel Cheese, eat h ao
Tha Vegetable Market for th
People
II lb, best No. I Cooking Po
tatoes, 16 lha. to peck 1TH
( buuclie home-grown Oritona Oo
t largo bunches fresh Louisiana
Kaiiiahe So
3 larae bunches Aspurajrua loo
4 laia bunches Khuuarb fro
1iei.il Spinach, ptt k 10
Wax or tireen Peans. lb.. . . . 110
Fancy, largo Cuuutubcr. .10-1'4'fc
New Cabbag. lb eljO
l-aiit-y tWkiug Apples, 13 lbs.
to peck, tor , 40e
3 tireen Popper ac
1-aiioy, rloe Tomatoes. lb....lgVo
1-reeh Pete or Carrots, bunch., 4o
Fancy Florida Ciiaoe Fruit on
aale for 6c o, TV.
Fancy lltahland Navel Oranae.
per duren 16o. 10c, lie. 30c
Large, Juicy Lemons.
don lfto. lOa. 15
eclipse of the voluble Mr. Klrtley by step
ping In front of him and continued the
diaeourae.
Then it wa discovered that Mr. Klrtley
wa onlr assistant dog catcb assistant
stray "animal officer. The dignity of
helm? chief stray animal officer belong"
to Mr. Albert Jackson, a man of long
experience (twelve yen rsln Omaha aa
dog catrher and recently a stray ani
mal officer, and four years prior to that
In a sort of preparatory course a pound
master In Council Bluffs), a man who,
to quote hi understudy' admiring teatl
mony, "don't mis one dog In twenty
that he goes after." Mr. Jackson'salil in
parts
"My Jurisdiction extend over the Intlr
city, which I did when I signed my bond
nd when my atar of office wa give to
me. However eence we have got this
automobile the people respects us more
nd It Is a thing to Inspire prlda 1ft tho
heart of all cltiaen.
The stray animal officer. In further
Interview, had kind word to say of Com
missioner Kugcl. who, they agreed, - "is
some roan." Mayor Dahlmanwa alo
commended. Tho stray animal officer
declared their intention to co-operate with
the city commissioner, the Humane so
ciety and otlie.rvin every way possible
according to their. Jurisdiction which they
have acquired under . their bond and
when signing for their star.
CARPENTER LOSES TWO
FINGERS ON LEFT HAND
Fred Glasshoff. 4410 Jackson street, lost
two finger of hi left hand In operating
a Jointer at th Ornaha Sash and Door
company plant at 4214 North Twenty
fourth street. He was' operating the
Jointer on a hurry-up Job and left the
guard off. He was taken to the Swedish
Mission hospital.
See the Specials in Sum
mer Furniture for Your
Porch and lawn. You'll
Save Largely.
Beautiful New Summer Dresses in al
most unlimited variety of artistically
distinctive types. .
Handsome Silk Dresses,
Embroidered Voiles
Iaces, Dimities and oth
er beautiful ' summer
farnira . oil nnlftTta artrl
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vrjii, sizes, choice valuea at
irom $7.DU, 4iu.uu,
$12.50 to ..$25.00
NEW SILK COATS
New. Palm Beacli Coats
A bevy of artistic
modes in the season's
choicest colorings, $10,
$12,50, $15 and ..$19
$10.CO and $12.00 Coats
Thursday, $7.95 A
If J
choice lot of 100 beautiful coats in Coverts,
and other popular' fabrics,1 plain colors,
checks and fancies, the season's - $1
nobbiest styles, at ifD
Two Specials in New Waists .; ,
Women Lonir BlUt Ktnionoa. In all colors, regular
assortment for aelec- tfO JC
. . . .ip6iJD
sell
to
Waists made to sell to
16.00 ,at. JO flC
choice ...... yas 7
50 c 'Embroideries, 19 c
fine line of 27-in. Embroideries.
patterns in the season's most pop
Actual values to 60c yard.
sate, choice, yard ......
19c
that sold regularly J - Q Q
aesortraeut .......... j) 1 70
Special Introductory
Sale
A NEW DEVICE
Cast Aluminum Roister, Kittle
end Fry Pan, Combination
Consisting of a preserving ket
tle and a large size No. 8 fry
pan, both cast aluminum, the
kettle being so made that when,
debired to visa as a roaster the
fry pan fits to make the top
piece. A cast aluminum roast
er cost from 1 1.00 op; a pre
serving kettle this site costs
:.9h, and a fry pan this alia
2 h. This set special for
lhura'lay1, Intro- nn
durteiry ggie ..... ?JO
