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Hnin aari 4 nttaars.
FOTi RENT-s.GS.OO
Dwelling, 414 So. 3Sth St. ; tiled
vestibule, reception lmll, front
find back parlors, dining room
mid kitchen, 5 bed rooms. 3
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Heuj.
S. Baker. Thones M3J, II317,
GlobeVan&Storage
Etores. moves, parks, ships; 8-hore van
and S men. 11.26 per jr. ; storage 12 per
mo. Satl-f,icton guar. D ft Ty. t&K
18TH AND UTHROV, i-room modern
house, In good conilltion. Inquire Web
terTW. FOR n E N'T 7-rooin house, all xtodern.
4W PnrkT fit.
f FK the Central Furniture stores. FRKS
TIFNTAI, I 1ST
NKW, (strictly modern 7-rooni house.
1415 B. 0th. l'houo D. 4S70 tor par
ticulars, SKVERAL g to 128. Tel. fvn, Wql -Jt'f.
FOR KENT- Bancroft St., 5-room
cottage; water, gas. large yard for gar
den. Tyler 1173.
JId1 JONKS. 5-r. modern. ti. Harney i-!.
FOH RENT
' We have complete list of .ill lio'ja,
apartment and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free o' charge at
Omaha Van a Stnrniw Co.. r s. isth St.
I . KPGfl P' tnB storK.
V XVV-"V-i yxn Farnam. P W
Gordon Van Co.
til N. 11th 9t Tel. D. 294 or Web )M
6IX-HOOM. modern house, located at
J710 Decatur St - will te vacant May J;
123 per month, Phone II. 6432.
Maggard's &d":
lsgi packing, shlppiag. Webster bt
Douglas 1496,
TTnncna Crelgh 80ns & Co.. Ilea Bldg.
"UUBla In all parts of the city.
stores h n (1 Offices.
NEW modern storeroom, 603 North 18th
street; low rent. Conrad Young, 321
Brandels Theater. Pong. 1571.
MODERN office, opposite Loyal Hotel;
low rent. CI, P. Stebhins.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office, Room 103.
WANTED TO BCT
I WILL buy an 8-room new residence' In
Bemls Park or Weat Kurnam diatrict.
I will put in 12,500 casa and clear Im
proved Irrigated farm actually worth
fe.tiOO. Phone Walnut 3147.
Ifaie h'.-ya everything M hand. Tyler 141s.
OFFICE lurnltur bought and sold. t.
C KeJ, 137 Farnam Pnug 14.
WANTED Typewriter, Underwood No.
6; state price, M 438.
Sell your real estate at auction. Write
for terms and datea.
DO WD AUCTION CO..
Famous Real Estate Auctioneers,
1116-W W. O. W. Bldg. Omaha. Red 3285.
WANTED TO RENT
FAMILY' of 2 wish - rooms in private
home, outlying district. Phone D. 14)5.
REAL ESTATK
FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR BALE
California.
Live Oak Colonies, none better. W. T.
Smith Co., 913-14 City Nat, Bk. D. IMS.
Live Oak Colonies
Save 25 Per Cent
By buying among Nebraska people; best
of soil; improved and unimproved; 23 dally
trains; free literature; prloea and terms
on request.
W. T. Smith Co.,
" Desk B. City National Bank Bldg.
California.
CALIFORNIA LAND.
. All counties; catalog uo tree. Write C.
M. Wooster Co., Phclan Bldg.. Ean Fran
Cisco. Established 30 years.
I'sssoa.
lona.
40, SO OR 10 ACRlia, good heavy soli. In
wall aettled part of Todd county, Minn.;
grood roads, schools and churches; prlc
111 to M par acra; terms, 11 per acre
cash, halauce l per acre a year until
land la paid for, per cent interest ,
SCHWAB BROS..
HAVE YOU A FA KM ruR SALU?
Write a so.kI description of youv land
and send it to the Sioux City, la.. Journal,
'Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Jdedlum." Twenty-five words every Friday
evening, Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
lor one moutn, giving sixteen ads on
twelve dif relent uays tor Yl; or 60 words,
ti; or 7t words. S6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa uewe
paper, &4.UM ruudeta daily in four great
elates.
Kaaaaa.
Mbawaurt.
OOOD South Missouri land on railroad.
lu weil aettled loca.Uy. Hi per acre.
Small or Ure farms on easy terms.
Literature free. D. Merrlam, Ellis, Ben
Ion. Kansas City. Kansas.
ruralka.
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
211,9(10 buys a highly unproved farm,
consisting of about bl acres located pn
ne of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 40-minute's rldo. Uood water sys
tem, amall amount of fruit, some alfulfa,
tame hay, nice large beautiful shade
trees ana all klnde of vhrubuery and
about 10 acres of natural timber, making
a beautiful park. Thla la an Ideal propo
sition for handling thoroughbred stock of
any kind. Living spi lug In pasture.
C. R. COMBS.
116 Brandels Theater Kl.lg. Omaha. D. 3916.
I
I.IIUIV CI fcw ,. '.IU ,WI ."I. MV 1 " " t
modern Improvements: Cedar county,
t mles to town of 1,500, V, mile to
small town. lTlce 1130 r acrej 120.000
caau; balance good terms. Anuria U 11- ,
son M. Light. Uti ndolnh. Neh. j
FOH SALE Best larfe pody hUli-grada i
medium-priced laud In Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradiev. Wol
bech. Neb. a
North Dakota.
FOR BALE Homested. North Dakota, '
close to It. H. t-tation; good bargain, :
rash or trade. 770U Lshcal Ave., .ion
City. lit
MIseellaaciOBB.
TO SELL LAND
quickly and profitably, you must reach
thus who are at tl: present tliue 1111.SI
intnresteul in farm lands.
The Iowa farmer ia today the best farm
land 'rut, met in the t inted states. The
Dea Muuie Capital with J4u.Ui0 dally
readers can put your proposal. on squarely
before a larger number of these live
prcepects li so any otner Iowa news-
taper. Our rirculuti. n Is guaranteed the
irgeat in lowaV. Wt will insert a 30 word
ad 10 days for only 12 ju (add 6c for each
additional word). Our regular price Is lc
per word per day. You save 6uc on tii.s
offer. To sell your laud tomorrow, seiid
your ad indsy to
THE I'ES MOINES CAPITAL,
106 WALN UT ST. DES MOINES. I A.
Sea Want Ada Produce Reeulta.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Continued Reports of Crop Damages
in Southwest Send Wheat Price
Up Half to a Cent.
CORN AND OATS ARE UP A HALF
OMAHA. May 17. 1915.
. Wheat lower and oata advance Vulc
higher. W heat au snccs st lc higuer
. .Mitimip,) imp iiHiiiiiKe reports from all
oer th soutnwest sends wheat higher.
. ash corn eol.i 4 a ic higher. Seventy
one cars were repotted In and there waa
liood demand for this cereal.
Mte were quoted unchanged to Sc
higher.
t up interior la releasing Its grip on the
surplus In the country eievatore aa well
as im the farina, and tho best Judges of
conditions in the wheat market aiianc
the opinion that receipts at primary niar
K ta will not only continue liberal, hut
that they are likely to Increase unless
they arc restricted by unfavorable cro;
reports.
ilie average wheat man haa made up
his mind that the many unfavorable crop
rt-poris, csperlady those 01 a senatlonal
character, must not tie swahowed with
out aonio allowances.
Clearances were; Wheat and flo;tr,
equal to l,I.13,0iO bushels; coin. lil.wO
bushels; oats, 50.0. bushel.
Liverpool Spot: Wheat, unchanged;
corn. td lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,071.000
bushel and ahipments 839.01 u bushels,
iina.n.-t receipts of bJO.OW bushels and
si.lpments of 9-Ji.O.O husheia lust year.
I rlniary corn receipts were 6M..1 bush
els and shipments W.'AO buahe.s, against
receipts of 414.000 bushels and shipments
of 4"..m0 bustiels last year.
Primary oats rece.pts were S-'O.OOO buth-
RKAL ESTATK MMNJ
W K ARE always In funds to make good
farm and city loans
PETKRS TRUST CO..
1622 Farnam St.
FARM LOANS. S'pKB CENT.
TOI.ANU A TRUMBULL. 448 Bea Bldg.
ll'O TO lio.ouu maot ororoptly. K. l7
Wend. Wead Bid . V th and Farnam Bt
CITi' and farm loans, ft. t, 4 par cant.
J. H. Dumnnt Co.. 4I State Bank.
W'ANTKU City loar.s and warrants. W.
Farnar Hmlth ft Co., lfjo Farnam St
gb us first for farm loans In eost.m
Neb. United States Trust Co.. Omiiha.
tie. CITY LOANS. C. Q. Caribarf.
"' SKUSil Brandels Theater Bldg.
UMAIU homes. F.ast Nebraska farm.
CVKKICFK REAL ESTATK CO..
HI Omaha National, phone Iwunlas ffll
CITY property. Large loeois a specialty.
II. II f 1- n.'D I . . - . T A 1 . i
v . ri. i uimns, piaie Liana IllOK
HONEY on hand for city and farm loana
H. W. Binder. City National Band Bldg.
REAL K8TATK WANTED
LIST real estate and rentals with DON
EL80N R. E. CO., 301 Cm. Nat l Bank.
REAL ESTATF NORTH SIDE
h ROOMS, all modern. In the north part
of the city; $2.8oO. Terms: cash and
J25 monthly. Walnut 14.10.
FOR sale by owners, two residence lots,
centrally located, m 2Hh. Doug. (334.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.
The following properties, reasonable
rstes, easy terms, warranty deed:
1 Lot 3, block 6, Boyd'a addition.
2 Briggs' Place, lot . block 10.
S-Cltv of Omaha, lot S, block 182H.
4 Clarendon addition, lot 20, block t.
5 Pnrmcnter Place, lot 8.
6 Poppleton Park, lot 8, block 2.
7 Albright's Choice, South Omaha, lot
20 block 82.
8 Jetters addition. South Omaha, lot
S. block 2.
Government lot 9 In 12-15-.
10- Bub lot 2 In gov. lot 3, In 24-U-t.
11 House and lot, SOT 49th St.
D. C. JOHN, Owner.
Phone Walnut 2668.
Ona man ean operata tha
faSlH'13( efficiently and
quickly. Powerful force delivery
pushes tha hay forward on tha
load. Tha asi&VUy
builds neat, square ended loada
higher than with other loaders.
The fastwv(
loads cUan hay free from ma
nure and other ground refuse.
Does not knock heads off cloveror
grind alfalfa to bits, but catches
all scattering bay and passes over
the rubbish. Has simple action
and does not get out of order
easily. Iatheligntest drmftloader
we know of. Substantially built
to give real service.
agRBaiigxi mm omm mm
makes light, loose, straight windrows.
Jill I
t leaxn
raelf-adjuatfng
to any surface
Sandwich Mfg. Co., Box
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CASH OR STAMPS MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ORDERS
els and shipments 1.O4T000 bushels,
ayalnat receipts of T.VMK bushels and
shipments of 71, o) bushels last year.
CARLOT RIX'EIPTS
Wh.at. Corn. Oats.
Chicago n GJ M
Minneapolis ft .. ..
1 'ninth X?
Omaha M 71 1
Kansas CIO lau SI 23
Winnipeg 14
i hi sales were reported today
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, li.4s-.
No. hard winter. I H i cai-a, ll.11. No.
4 hard winter, 3 cats, 1 4.1, 1 ear. $1 4'l;
1-3 car tintistyi, il... No. 3 spring, 1 car,
(1.43. Rye: fo. 1. I car, l.i. iNO. 3. 2
cars, M.vitt; I1 cats, il.07. No. 4, 1 iar.
ti.vi. v urn. No. i w hile, 1 car. "I-ic. No.
white. 1 car, T2c . .No. i ycilow, i cars,
"Jo. No. 3 yellow. 3 cars, ISc; 3 tai,
No. mixed, 2 cars, 71o; 1 car, I'c; 4
ears, 7Kv No. 3 nnxel, y cars. 71c; 1
ears, lO'ic IV) ears. ioc. Sample, 1 car
(I'llnli, 'o Bts; No. 3 white. car.
4we. No. ( white. 2 ra's, 414c; 3 car,
4w. Sample. I bulKheaii, 4,c.
Omaha Cash Prlo-s W heat: No. 2 Tur
key, ti.fetjMtfVt; No. 3 Turkey, $1.4:1
1.41'H. No. 2 l.ard. I1.4tfil.4i": No. 3
harti, 3l47SUl.4; Ne. 4 hunt, $1 44 Vu
1.474: No. 3 spring. $1.411il.4. No. i
durum. I1.4lvtrl.f0; No. 3 durum, II lWit
1.4; NO. I wnite. i2vtj724o; No. 3 white.
71?'72c; No. 4 white, 7hu71Stc; No. 6
white. TO-Vlr: No. white, 7i7le;
No. 1 vellow, 72fl73o; No. 3 yellow, 7:'4U'
"1c; No. 4 yellow, 72fl'72v; No. 6 yellow,
714i72V; No. yeliow, 71Vfi72c; No. 2
mixed. 71(ir7lWc; No. 3 mixed. 701i71o: No.
4 mixed. JlTf7hc-. No. ft mixed. filiMt'WV;
No. mixed fcflBHc Oets: No. 3 white,
ScurrO'ic: standard, 49Hjf'V; No. 3 while.
4fVu4Htc: N- white. 4fKu4!'.v Bailey:
Malting: fie: No. 1 feed. .:i!c. Rye:
No. !. ll.OTiifll.OS; No. S. Il.074tl.071.
CHU Af.O R1N A JiD PROVISIONS
Feat area of the Tradlaej and Closlae;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, May 17 Crop damages that
ma amount to ltwoiu.uoo nusneis rsuiiea
today In a swift advance of the price of
i wheat. Although somewhat unsettled at
the close, tho market finished a to So
'above Saturday night's level. Other ata
Iples, too. showed gaJns corn V to He;
iosts, mjCU" to He, and provisions, 6c to
l.Vv
Reports of insect Injury to growing
wheat, especially in Missouri, were said
to be the worst for many years. Advices
from Kanaa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
all Indicated that the harvest prospect of
19!i, had been seriously lowered and there
was much talk that the total harm might
be represented by a cut of fully MO.OOO.UKI
bi'shels from the yield suggested by the
government figures of month ago.
Jumps in value, which began almost aa
soon as the session was fairly under way,
showed the greatest vigor In the last
three-quarters or the final hour.
Big export clearance and a derldod
falling off In the domestic visible supply
total tended to add to bullish sentiment
regarding wheat. In consequence some
of the largest houses In the trade were
active buyers at around the topmost
prices, chiefly the July option.
Chicago handlers sold a little cask
wheat for export by wav of Montreal.
Corn turned upgrade when the fact he
came evident that a bulge was In order
for wheat. Previously tho bears had the
advantage, owing to the favorable
weather both In the United States and In
Argentina. Afterward some attention
v as given to predictions of frost In tho
domestic belt Oate merely reflected the
str. ngth of other cereals. Shorts cov
ered.
Provisions hardened with grain. A
break In the price of hogs was not a
tufflcient offset.
Futures ranged as follows
Artlclel Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.. Sat'y.
Wheat I I
May. 1 61 H 1 M ISIS IN 1 61
July. 1 27i W 1 27 1 314 1 2744
Corn.
May. 78H 1 7JH "7 w,
July. 76' T7 764 T7S Wa
Oate.
May. 61 624 BIS 2 61 H
July. 61 U 60 61 "4 60H
July. 17 97H 1 08 17 90 W 02Vi 17 W
&nt IS 26 13 18 20 18 tSVs 18 17',,
July. 0 R 67H 6 Am
Sept 85 1 82V4 82H 90 I33H
Ribs.
July. 10 HO 10 60 10 SO 10 66 10 To
Sept 10 V7H 10 30 10 82H 10 80 10 76
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
tl. 63(6-1.65; No. I hard, tl.64Hifirt.6C. Corn:
The &8tftra(
To Load
Your
Equipped with flexible sprocket and
chain power head. Never kinks.stretch
es, nor winds. Built strongly of steel.
Does not pinch out cogs. Goes over
rocks and other obstacles without dan
ger of break-downs or delays. Bars can
not spring and strike frame. Only rake
made having this desirable feature.
Has flexible raking teeth. Write to
day for our free catalog which fully de
scribes this remarkable rake. Address
317 Council Bluffs. Iowa
JX XX Hay
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AD ORDER BLANK
Omaha. Neb.
in payment for publishing the following
days in THE OMAHA BEE as per rate
COPY
No, t yellow, 7'7i77r: No. ( white. 7sv
4 'ate: No. white. 2 ':.:.,.: alnndatd.
r.3L,in4c. Uvv Nominal. Unvlev: T.I'iV
Se ds: Timothy. $ .t i M, rimer, V
127! Provisions: Ijii nominal. Hiba.
$!7"Jtno. poik. iw.To.
BUTT Kit Higher, crramerv 2o",,.iv.
! EiHlS Steady , receipts. 3.7u4 rases, nt
I mark, cases Included. l7niliWc: ordinary
'fimts. fl74e; firsts, lsi.tr l.'. c.
l"OTATOES Hlsher; receipts. b2 cars.
Michigan and Wisconsin, rl, afitc,
Michigan and Wlseon.ln. whlto. 40n47o.
1)ULTUY Alive, steadv; fowls. lc.
HEW TURK liRNKHtL MARKET
Qaotatlons of the Day on Varlons
rmraotl(le.
NFW YORK. Mav 17. KI.OUU Steay ;
sp'ing patents. I7.in;7 9"; winter straights.
ni(i7.1ft; winter patent.. 7.jv,f7...
WHEAT Spot, strong. No. 2 red, fl.ftl.
land No. 2 herd. II V. c. I. f track
; No. 1
northern llitlnth fl .'.IV. en. I N'o 1 north.
lern, Manitoba, 31.S.I. e. i. f. Buffalo. . Fu
tures, firm; Mav, $1 69.
CORN Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, tc.
nroinnt ahinnicnt.
OATS Sr. t. steady; standard, MS4j9c;
No. J white. 57Vut.Sc; lam-y clipped white,
. 6l"-.iiinc.
HAY-.Tusv: N.V 1. $1.1V1.17H; No. 2.
21.07Mfl.10: Nr S. $1.00; shipping, frwi-flr.e.
HOi'S Quiet state common to choice.
!l14 crop. ltVille; I aelflc coast, 1914 crop.
ltr.ii.ic: p.i is crop, 'x .oc.
HIDE 4 ltill; llogota. Sic; CVntral
Anie.lea. Ic.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. Sic;
t seconds. Jo.tMr ,
PltOVIBNS rork. steady; meas, 1.73
Iffli1; ramltv, l.'l.O'Wi-JJ.oP; short clear,
i 1.fvrffl r. Beef. peaily; mess, 21S.ff
19i, ramllv, i!.ii'fiTJW.wi. lro, sieaoy;
middle west, t!i (tonin.70.
TALLOW-Steady; city. Pa: special.
Sc; country. i's'iia'kC
IlfTTER Firmer; receipts. r.4:v" tubs;
creamery, extras. t?2 seoie). 'JTHc; creiim
ery, (higher rrorlng), W12V'; firsts, 2i'j
I7o: seconds, 24'Vil 2RHr.
HC. OS Wetk; receipts, W.t'H cases;
fresh eat her .tl .extras KttffWSc; storage
jpneked, extra rirsts. ziy,irr; nrsts.
lifilV: regular packed, extra firsts. 2Ku
2c: firsts, 2ufl21c; state, Pennsylvania
tand tiearb.' hennery, whites, fine to
fam v, 334rilc; nearby hennery, browns,
1 12 u 2;to.
CHERPK Firm; receipts, 2.!9B poxes;
state, whole milk, fresh, specials, 17Hc;
same, average fancv, ITHo.
POITLTRY Dressed, unwttled ; western
fi-osen roasting chickens, 17W21tc; fresh
fowls. Iced, lW17'iic; frozen turkeys. 13tf
21c. Iive, strong: western chickens,
broilers, ft31Vie; fowls. lHc; turkeys, 13;.
Mlnnenpnlla (Iritis Market,
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. May 12
WHEAT May, ri.M'i: July. 21.47.
asked: No. l hard, 21.6; No. 1 northern,
tl T.i'J.WV, No. 3 northern. l.47i
1.6?'4.
RVF 1.14m.l7.
HR AN in 60.
CORN No. 8 vellow. Tlu.WTOe.
OATS No. 3 white. r0'4fiWic.
-
St. I.oala Grain Market.
ST. LOCIS, Mav n.-WIIICAT-No. 2
hard, II.RKM.V1: Nn 2 red. $1 S); Mrty,
fl 48: July, $1.321 28; Pepternber. II Ill's.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 74c; No. 2 white,
76c; No. I yellow, 76ic: No. 3, 76c; May,
7K,e; July, 764f75V4o; September, 75M,tf
TbSc
OATS-No. i white,. KMJWc; No. 2
mixed. 49Wi80c.
Liverpool (irala Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 17. WHEAT Spot
No. 2 Manitoba, 13a lid; No. 2 northern
spring, 13o 6d ; No. 2 nara winter, us 9d.
CORN .''pot. American mixed, new, 8s
4Hd; In I'lsta mixed, 8s lHd.
FI.Ol'R Winter patents, 60s.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), 4 16s.
4 of fe Market.
NEW YORK, May 17. CXFFEE The
market for futures waa very quiet today,
but early declines on reports of an
easier spot situation and freer offerings
from Brasil were followed by allies, and
the maket was evidently sensitive to com
paratively amall order, in the absence of
general btiolneas. The opening waa at a
decline of Hi 4 points and the market
closed net unchanged to 4 points higher.
Sales, 10.509 bags; May, 6.87c; June, B.OTc;
July, 0.71c; August, 6.76c; September, .79c;
October, .82o; November, .85c; Decem
ber. .89c; January, .94c; February. -9c;
March, 7.04c; April. 7.10c. Rio was B0 rels
lower; Santos nominal. Rio exchange on
London 8-3!d lower.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, May J7. The Metal' eg.
change quoted lead quiet at M.17HdM.SiH.
Spelter, not "quoted.
London prices: Lead, 20 7s 6d; spel
ter, i.f.2.
Conner nulet: electrolytic. 2I9.00: cast
ing, 18.505t 19 75. Tin quiet; five-ton lots
I offered at I39.nhr40.oo, Iron quiet: No 1
I northern. 114 KHjflS.OO: No. I I112R'8I4.7R;
No. 1 southern. 314 wxon.ou; rno. z su mi
At London: Spot copper. 77 16s: fu
tures, 78 15s; epot tin, 13 16s; futures,
13 16.
. Cotton Market
NEW YORK. May 17. COTTON Spot
quiet; middling uplands. 9 (Sc. Salea, 8,600
bale. . . j
Cotton futures opened steady; May,
S.9fic; July, 9.32c; October, 9.6Sc; December,
9.92c; January. 9.2o.
Cotton futures closed eteady; May,
9 20c; July, 9.43c; October, J.81c; Decem
ber, 10.03c:, January, lO.O.'MrC.
LIVERP60L. May 17. COTTON Spot,
steady; good middling. I.59d; middling,
6.23d; low middling. 4.79d; sales, 6.000 bales.
Haajar Market.
NEW YORK. May 17. Hl'OAR Raw,
steady; centrifugal, 4.9r; molasses, 4.120.
Refined, firm; cut loaf, S.90r: crnshed,
fl.KOc; mould A, -.46c; cubes. 6.603; XXXX
powdered. 6.15c; powdered, 6.10c; fine
granulated, 6c; diamond A, 6c; confec
tioners' A. 5.90c: No. 1. 6.73c. Futures
were steadier early today on the better
demand for granulated. Prloee at noon
were unchanged to 6 points higher.
London Rtoek Market.
LONDON. May 17. American eecurttles)
on the stock market opened a shade over
parity and maintained the Improvement
on a moderate amount of bualnesa. Tho
closing was steady.
SILVER Bar, 2ii per ounce,
MONEY IVilH per cent
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills, M
2 per cunt; three months, 2 13-lftJiC;,
per cent
TUB ODD LOT REVIEW, wrlltra oipwUlly
for tbs small InrMtor. tails In plala Engllah
of New York Hlirk Rxehiulsa oppurtunltlea,
I a year. Sand tor sample uoples. T4 Dtosd
war. Nw York tttr.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET!
Cattle 0fffTing Liberal with Prices !
Good Bi- Ron of Hoe-s t Ten
Cents Lower.
ALSO HEAVY RUN OF SHEEP
SOUTH OMAHA. May 17, 1915
Receipts were: Cattle. L'H Sheep.
l.Mimattt Monday f...ti ll.i 5."0
Same day last week..., 4.9"0 7.rs 6.;M3
Same day 2 wka ak'o... .ixi N 4 0.':
Same day 3 nka ago... 9.PO " 4 4 14
Same day 4 wks ago... 6ls s""; 1I.7HT
Same, duy la.t year ... 2,1IN 6,M X"3
The fo. low lug table shows the rei-elpte
of cattle, hogs and sheep nt the So nh
Omaha ve stock market for the year
to date, as compared with lust year:
lii; 1914. Inc. lvc.
Cattle .fcn.Wt Sv.rt Kin
Hosa ,.l,?M.iol l.M.,14.1
Sheep S,41il ifcl,!7 4.'J7
The following table shows tho average
price tor nous st the South Omaha live
slock market for tho last few das, .1th
comparisons:
late. 1H5. ;i9U.1?13 .I12.I91I ,1I0. 11909.
May
8 1
8 31
i id; 6 til.
7 Ml 6 74
7 4..I 6 631
t 63; 6 -M
6 6I
May
May
May
May
Mav
May
May
May
Mav
May
Mav
May
M .i v
May
May
May
May
8 19
S 1i
sol
9 l!
8 4I
9 001
1
7 II
7 24
4I
T 01
: 7 0
I 7 oo
6 4
SB
7 2ftx
8 17
8 261
7 1"S
7 14ii
8 31,
8 Sli
s it
8 14
7 44! 5 Otii
271
9 1A
7 491
7
s .1.
8 28
I 10
8
7 p
6
6 97
99
6 97
7 6UI
6
6
9 18
24
7 24V
7 V
7 32
8 24
1 ivi.
9 2"1
8 1G
7 46
6 81
2i
8 19'
8 18,1
8 l
9 14
8 li.
I t K'.
, 231 7 l
9 SOI 7 04
I' ;!i 7
I 7 11
I HO
9 3i
9 ;w 7 oo
7 411 6 97!
7 iv.
7 M fi 9iil
' 6 Vt I
7 t"i 5 9ti
7 ! 6 89!
8 ::'
8 3i I
8J4 ;
8 24'
8 29
7 4K 8 2.1,
8 ill
I S 29I
Sunday.
Receipts and deposition of live stock
at the I'nion Stock Yards. South Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. n
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
I'atttA Una Kb.ii.n ll'aea
C M. & St. P 7
7 1
i'rt 15 1
.1
:a i s
f:i i 'i
i
f. i
a 1
HIS 23 18
Missouri Pacific .... 1
1 Hlon Pacific 3..
C. N. W.. eaat... 11
C A N. W., west... 7.i
C, St. P., M. O.. 17
C. B. & Q.. east... I
iC, H. ft IJ., wet... 94
C, U. I. & P.. east. ..
iC. K. I. P.. west. 14
Chicago O. W 9
Total receipts ,.2t'4
DISPOSITION.
Cattle,
Ho
gs. si
leep.
Morris & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing
Armour ft Co...
278
17
7f
7N7
628
1.1 6
1.IS8
.1.2't7
.l.id3
.1,176
2
.. 24
Co..
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co
So Omaha Packing Co.
Cudahy, Fcrt Worth....
Henton, Vansant A L...
Hill ft Son
F. H. U wls
J. . Root it Co
J H. Bulla
L F. llusa
Kellogg
Werthelmer Degcn...
Jl. F. Hamilton
Sullivan llroa
Hothschold
Mo. t Kansas Calf Co.
Christie
HIkrIiis
Huffman
ttoth
Mryera
:ts
r.4
26
7.i
111
141
srro
4H
47
8
31
61
110
13
9
.12
11
mi
Tanner Rros 61
John Harvey 112
Other buyers 349
811
TotAls 6,9tW 11.222 4.295
CATTLE The week opens out with a
very respectable run. of about 6,500 head,
or several hundred more than were here
last Monday. As a rule, the quality of
the offerings was very good, this being
particularly noticeable In the cane of the
weighty cattle. Early report from out
side markets were conflicting, but In
addition to the usual good demand from
local packers there was active competi
tion from shippers and desirable light
and handy weight beeves found a ready
sale at steady to strong prices. On the
heavy eattle, trade waa slow from the
start, although bida were generally about
on a par with the close of last week. The
light cattle all sold In good season, but
It was a alow, although pearly a eteady.
deal all morning on the medium and
heavy grades.
No great change waa noticeable In the
market for cows and heifers as compared
with the close of laat week. Huppllea
were of very moderate proportions and
there waa a good general demand for
anything at all useful In this line.
Heifers and light cows, aa usual, were
favored by all classes of buyers, while
rough and heavy kinds wero a trll'a
slow. Veal calvea were in active demand
and stronger, the best veulers selling as
high aa 110.75. Outlets fur bulls, slegs,
etc., was fully as good as last week and
for the moat part prices wero In about the
same notches.
Trade In stock cattle end feed steers
was very alow and the trend of valuea
lower on practically all crnilea. Huppllea
were not very extensive, but the coun
try demand waa alack on account of the
preaa of farm work and undertone to t.'io
trade weak throughout.
Quotations on cuttle: Good to choice
yearlings, 8.2Vi8.76; good to choice corn
fed beeves, 8.1iVit8.60; fair to good corn
fed beevea, 7.8.'ilj8 15; common to fair
corn fed beevea, 7.2&ir7.86; good to choice
heifers, Ii'.jMi0; good to choice rows,
I6.80iig7.60; fair to good cows, lu.7VnC.80;
common to fnlr cows, I3.7G5.76; good to
choice Blockers and feeders, 7.5oe7.7G;
fair to good stockers and feeders, 7.0Oi
7.50; common to fair stockers and feed
ers. I6.00ti7.00; stork heifers, V.'iU1 25;
stork rows, I5.501t7.00: stork calves, t u'ip
8.60; veal calves, t.ooe,rl0.75; fat bulls,
stsga, etc.. 5.2:u7.0u; stock bulls, Ij.ou
7 00.
Representative sales:
1IKEF STEERS.
No.
II
11
to
it
49
4
U
At.
Pr.
No.
A.
..114
..121,(1
.. 7V
.. 4TO
..1114
. .lOHO
. . JS7T
..1011
Pr.
I ID
I It
I tn
l n
I 30
i as
I 40
I it
.. lit 1 a
. . 4T 7 60
. .l'jeo T 16
. . 4 T 0
,. ft.a 7 s
.. 7 7 90
,.10i 0 7 .
. ll7 7 I..
17
tl
(
11
11
ta
19
7
40.,
It.
.1171 106
STEERS AND HEIFERS..
14..
M...
14..
8..
14..
..
li..
, 7r.
7 T
I.
I M
tii.i
I 00
14
..in1 j i ati
.. k j, I t,s
(1 I 10 to
COW H.
4 50 4
i 1
I to II
... 996
.. .lil
... 7M
nit
Itl'.i
. I"4T
.lOlif
s
t.n
(
7 li
783 6 JU
IlKIKKKS.
I 16 1 ,
II ,
11
, 741
.M 111
. V T fcfl
. tut 7 SO
.110 I 00
y 4 no
41.
2.
1.
d ant 4 I;
( U)
I 46
HULLS.
i...
i...
i...
i...
..KM I 00 1...,
..liiO 46 1...,
..1V l 1....
1740 7 On
141 7 10
14U0 7 a
..not 1 70
CALVES.
4t 4 W 1 320 IM
4(16 7 40 t IM) ID 14
4i'l t la
STOCKKKS AND FEEDERS
64 46
2.
t.
II.
31.
K6 7 3
40 tUI 7 10
1 44 T 16
II 4.U 7 34
41 47 1 0
Hi MIS Supplies
a Monday, being
411 7 40
fc,7 46
1,17 7 6
were very 111mm al for
larger thsn for moat
days laat week. About W, cars, or ll.uuO
head, were lecelved. aa against 7. COS head
last week, and 6.-U4 a yeur ago. Shippers
luado few bids early at sharply lower
prices, but got nothing at that time, and
later refused to get 111, so that the trade
waa entirely In the packer"' hands. Killers
took advantage of the heuvy local run
and bearish advices from Chicago to force
prices downward, and after a little pre
liminary dickering the offerings slatted
to move at about lOo lower figures, Huy
ers, having no shipping competition, were
able to iim a good deal of discrimination
in making their selections, and as a result
heavies, which were alow all last week,
were In very poor request, and were the
last to sell, the preference being given
to the light snd butcher offerings, which
usually go to shippers.
Long before the close things began to
weaken off and bids soon dropped to a
1 lower level There was only one buyer
left st this time, and as he didn't seem
to care whether he bought anything, and
in sumo cases refused to even make bids,
most of the sellers left the yards, leaving
twenty-five or thirty loads still unnld.
Hulk of tha sales waa made at li 3Vjf
7.40. and the top landed at 7.4. The
spread was thu narrowest fur some time
wing to the abseuce of any shipping
demand
No.
A.
.471
.all
HO
Pr
No.
"I...
T...
;6 ..
Aw. Ph.
. r'.s 240
. .r..t mi
4
Ft
7 40
1 40
t U'i
It"
1 36
7 16
1!0 1 7',
in
0 7 f!
'I
JU
I 4a
BHLE1' Reoeipis wire larger than for
any rtiiy last week, and In number of cars
"T" I he In i nest for a Monday since four .
wrek ao. As a result of thn broadened
mppiv, Imvi r were l ii. 1 1 tl l to go alnvit
ttmllng in n Flower manner, and from
the f;t Indn -ated tint tbev would try to
inakr their purchases lower. The trade
moved nlong In very leisurely Mshlon,
Put finnllv opt ned out at about steady
pili t . one of the first ssles made being
Hint of some wooled lamba at 111 40. Two
l'vils reached thla figure and one bunch
wn rushed at 411
The market remained dull throughout
am! noon found several loada still tin
sold 1'ilees remained steady, howrver.
and some traders were Inclined to think
that pnrt of the shorn lambs at least
were strong.-r. Several bunches of rllp-
i'trs remind 9.6.i and some landed at
!.''.
nulnlde a few shorn ewis that brought
IT.r.'i there wss nothing hers In tho ag-d
sheep line. Total receipts for the oav
were estimated at twenty cars, or 6.0 10
head, being rUghtly smaller thsn the
number of head rriiorted laat week, but
luiser than two weeks ago and a year
ago.
Uuotatl ma on shoe1, and lambs:
HkM, lo7:iill Ml; lend s, hervy
I anb
tin "j.-.f
lii.i. Inmln, horn, f:' Hi ilo.nn; yearlln.
light, $ ..4i9.76; yesrllngs. heavy. $9 a -r
9.f,; wethers, pood to choice, IK. 7fi 9 .'.'i ;
wethers, tali to good, t 2f'u.7j; ewes,
good to enoiee, n. t iu, ewes, ralr to
I'oo'l. r.7v.ir...
No.
72 cull ew es ,
cull lambs
9i'i shorn Ismbs
2m fed Ismbs ,
29 fed lambs
40 shorn lamba
114 native spring lambs
90 shorn ewes
2: cull shorn ewes
Hii clipped lambs ,
Av.
. 91
. ?l
. SO
. 79
. 8
. 71
. 63
. 11.
. 90
. 74
IT
4 7R
7
11 01
M .4. RtJK.T
( IIICAlit) I.IVK ITOt K
,, ... ,
log w i'f k, ftnee
Cattle Firm,
Weak. j Commerce commission, ordering a sever-
CHICAtJO, Mav 17. C ATTL15 Receipts n of direct relations between the rsll
18,14".! head; market, firm; native beef 'roads and lake carrlera. provoked some
steers, liLyOfl.i,'.; western steers, 9 lotf adverse comment, but no doubt was felt
7. 90; cows and heifers, H ?r.tm.7D calves 'that steamboat traffic between Buffalt.
'i..vvfi!i 00. land Chicago would be continued. The
lit HJS Receipts. 3,0iMi head; msrket, (commission today made new rulings on
weak; 57i lOo lower: hulk of sales, I7.7iir various commodity rates, mainly along
7.x: light, 17 5rtj7.90; raised, 17 hotP?. ; the Pacific coast.
heavy, l7.30fl-7.90; rough, 7."iji7.44; pigs, i Time money ruled at last week'a hleh-14.7r-.Tj
7;tT est quotations, despite the favorable bank
Slli:KP AND LAM US Receipts, 10.000
head;
market weak; sheep, I7.7ViiS.s6;
7. 76 fr 1000. a
.
lambs.
at.
Lonla Live Steele Market.
ST.
LOP1S. Mav 17. CATTLR Re
oelpts.
3. Ml head: market higher: native
beef steers, 17.50 9 00; yearling steers and
heifers, s.siiiv ), cows BH.flOiiti.iu; stock
ers sond feeders, ltl.JVu.00; southern
steers, .".8Ri4t.a6; cowa and heifers, ft 00
lifi'U; native calves, W.lHi. 7fc.
HOGS Receipts, 8.800 head; market
tetidv; pigs and Hahts, l 2f"ji7.0; mixed
end butchers. I7.70ttf7.ifi; good heavy, 17.70
It! 7.WV
SIIF.FP AND LAMPS-Recelpta. 1.900
head: market steady: clipped muttons.
K&0iff7 Rti; clipped lambs, 8S.30i 88; ctipr-ed
venrlliiKS, t8.OMT9.10; spring lambs, lio.ouu
12.00.
Kansas City Live lloek Market.
KANSAS CITY, May 17. -PATTLE Re
ceipts K.RoO head; market higher; prime
fed steers. 9.MKir9.25; dressed beef steers.
I7.904i.40; western steers, I7.6K68.60; stock
ers and feeders M.7T.W.4tl; bulla, r.0t9
7.?5: calves. it.5ia 10.50.
hogs Receipts, s.ioo head: market
steadv; bulk of sales. 17 W3"7.eO: heavy,
I7.o0j".r; packers and butchers, I7.60tf1.85;
light. 7.f,ntj7.B.; pigs, azhtJ'(.oo.
SHEKP AND LA Mb. Receipts, mono
head; market higher; lambs, !WU.50;
yearlings. M OOOj io.OO; wethers, i7.0oj 00;
ewes, H.&0i8.75.
along 4'lty Live Sloek Market.
SIOUX CITY. May 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,001 head: market steady to luu
higher; native steers, 8tl.75f!.40; butchers,
3.504j,7.ln; cows and heifers, l&.20(8,9.7j
calvea, I7.0W10.00; bulla, stags, eta, 86.26
17.26
HtlflS Receipts. 3,000 head: market So
lower; heavy. I7.3frifi7.45; mixed. l7.19W.8o;
light, 7 bulk of salea, 7.ai4r7.86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt a, 500
head; market steady; lamba. I7.004js.l6.
Nt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSKP1I. Mav 17. CATTLR Re
ceipts, 1.500 head; market strong; steers,
I7.ooi.61: cows and heifers, l4.HKQa.to;
calves. M OOiy 50.
HOrtS-Recelpta, 4,M head; market for
shippers higher, packers alow; top, 27.60;
bulk ot sales. l7.47Vt,f1 .90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 4.200
head; market higher than Thursday
lamba. JIO.IUO
Bank Clearings
Rank clearings In the TTnlted IMalee for
the week ending May 13, aa reported to
Pmdstreet's Journal, New York, aggre
gate 3.iil2,W.0O0, against 4, 200,322.000 last
week and I2.99K.49I.IHI0 In this week last
year. Canadian' clearings aggregate IH4,
747,000, as against U0,122.Oi0 Inst week and
HM,9iV!.0n0 In this week last year. Follow
ing are the returns for this week, with
percentages of change from thla week
last year:
Cities.
Amount
Ine.
Dee.
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Huston
St. lxiuls
Kansaa City
Pittehurgh
Snn Francisco.....
Paltlmore
Minneapolla ...v..
Detroit
Clnclnnnatl
Cleveland
Ijos Angeles
New Orleans
OMAHA
Milwaukee
Atlanta
IxjulHvllle
Seattle ,
Buffalo
St. Paul
Portland. Ore
Denver
Houston
Richmond
Indlanapolla
Providence
Fort Worth
Wsshtngton. D. C.
Memphis
St. Joseph
Columbus
Nswhvlllo
Albany
Salt Iike City....
Toledo
lies Moines
Ilsrtford
Iniloth
Rochester
Savannah
Norfolk
Spokane
Wichita
Macon
Oakland
Scranton
Peoria
New Haven..!..!.
Sioux City
Orand Rapids
,1R2.61K,OoO 34. t'
3I6.470.miiM 2 k'
irl,lM,0iiO 4.7
im.92H,nnol 16
77.631,001)1 1.2
74,W5,Oii 44.6
47.221.OiO 11.1
47,23,0i) 2.0
32.ht4,tsi 6.9
21.4tia.0ll0 1.7
28.62),OiiO S.6
2r.H97,OiiO .8
32.767,000 8J.2
22,9X3.000 S.S
KK'J.O'in 1.7
J"l,,ii0 24.3
lt).S42,Oi) 4
13,O72,0n) .8
15.231,0110 20.0
11,539,000 S.l
12.1H8.0O0 (.4
1S.K,4XJ 17.7 ......
I0,12ti,t0 11.0
lO.iKiO.OflO 10.4
7.SH6.0U0 11.1
,(, 20.6 ,
8,l04,non j.t
8.5.'W,OHO 2.8
8.291,000 12.0
8.K99.0UO 10.0
6.474,0110 IS. 8
7.172.000 10 6
.740,(KI 7.91
6.669.000 4.1
6.1M.tMOI 24.41
,6W,.0OO 18.01 ,
6.7I8.HOO .KU....
B,Kr1.0s3l .
6.4M,mo 17.21
3 4.17.OiOl 8.8
4, 0K,no0 1.4'
3,rV47,0t .4
3.6H8.0UO 7.
2,rVu,ioU 13 1
8.611.0IO 17.8
2,4't9,0nO 28.4
2,St.00 7.0
3.426.0110 ,
l.&w.flno 23.1
4.2'W.flooi 16.7
8,610,000 2 7
8.732.000 1 1
8,077,000 .7
llW.Ono1 10 j
2.6IH,000 S.l
5. !M,WA ll.t
3.3.'il.0K) 6 8
2,k.j.t4ai 6.7
2.112.000, 13 I
18'i2,0ii0l 34.0 ,
2,2S6.) 1.7
l.OM.fKiOi 21.0
2.01S.0O0! 11.4
2.lf0.f 81.2
431.0O0I 19.7:
Syracuse ....
Jacksonville,
Fla..
Birmingham ...
Austin
Springfield, Ml
Worcester
Chattanooga ..
Oklahoma .....
I iny ton
Little Rock
Tacoma
Lincoln
Fremont
"Laat week.
Loral Securities.
Quotation! turnliha4 br Burrn, Briakar a
it Omaha Natloaal Bauk bullolng. Orr.atia:
Os.,
atorka 1114. Askag.
Olr Sitlou: bank.
Omaha. . .
leara m i'O-. it4
ralrmant Cnastarr. T pal
Ureal Waatars Hu(ar pM
.. 91
..lot
..ieouj
" M
..1S1
at ft
101
lull
ioi
101
WH
IT
94
lliOraulli- I raaa brick oosisaa..
Mullns Plow ptd -
MouBtala gtatas Tal
Omaha A a. Blutfa Kt. ay to . .
Dinahs Oo. Blutfa Hr. 4V B. (ltd.
Paters Mill p'n , 4 par oat..i
t utus Stock Tda., Omaha
44
I paika Urate t-ommoa
gallt (V . f4
Tri Clty Itr. 4 LC, 4
.101
. ie
Bonoa
Atsaailns Got era. la. lilt MVi
Alsia. Nab. Wa'arvorka la. 1124 . 91
Brunlns. Nab . Walarworkt ma. 1M4 M
i . Cam Threading Mrh. 4a. 1414 . M
(olusibua. Nab., Else. Is. ltM li
fiuaOaa Haa It, C., la. IIU
Uucold. Nab 4a. Wt IN
H.ntral Traatsar 4 par seat sstsa.. M
Ooiaha Hawar 4,a. INS IOH4
Omaha Wat.r it. 1141 1)1
Omaha A Co. Blulfs St. Rr la. 1S.1 Hs4
p.nii.lriila R. H 44. 1MI 14
Swilt A Co. Is. 1144 o4
Hul.btisal A booa. la. 1114 10a
10
IS
10
M
IS
101
J1
iH
M
114
The Bee
Boosters.
Want Ads Are
Best Business
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Left Entirely to Devices, of Pro
fessional Element, Others Re
maining Cautions.
I
VIGOROUS RISE AT 0UTSE1
NEW TORK. May 17.-The undertone
and general aspens of today's very dull
and uninteresting stock msrket was sr.
ceiled as an Indication that the complex
International situation still Is In process
cf mental digestion and that no very
definite movement Is probable pend'ng the
receipt of Oermany's reply to the Wash
ington note. Bankers and others In .ilah
places maintained their policy of ron
sctvatlam and the market was left ipilte
entirely to the devices of the professional
eh ment.
1 rices rose vigorously st the onlsc!. re
'r'l''il f rai tlonally soon after, advanced
and fell again, but were firm st the enn.
v nr siocks msnnestea more vnsn men
usual variable tendencies, gaining to 7
point
inter
olnts In toe first hour, but decllnim
on slight offerings.
In the second, third and fourth .to r
of the session trading fell away to rid c
tiiotis proimrtlons. with prartirnl'v no
dense In the final hour. The rl.iHinj
was dull to the point of stagnation.
Total sale of stocks amounted to 'rO.flot
II 40 shares.
II S' . Aside from advices to the effect th tt
9 A5 the Liisllanln disaster has temo irsrpv
II HO -checked new business In finished steel.
7 2 seneisl news was Inaction. Ieadets l i
4 75 commercial ines, expressed a molerat
9 ft degree of optimism regarding conditions
tin the west and southwest, hsslng their
! views largely on the crop outlook. I II!
grain tonnage was below the correspond
,1ns period of laat year.
i.,, wk . decision of the Interatate
'statement. Foreign exchange was weaker
On light deallnga, francs and llrtcs being
ieseclally unsteady.
' Ponds were strong, but featureless To-
tal salea. par value, aggregated I1.KW.000.
- i ''''ted States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of salea and teaming quotations
on slocks were aa
follows:
gala. High:
Lew. Cltwe.
Alaska Ool
M
II 100 17 M !
1.4O0 44 41 1S
10.7O MH M US
1.400 US4 tuts
lots
800 106 M6 14
119
rts
.n ll4 11 11
1,70 10
1,400 72 7t 7t
l.mo its s7 n
i0 11 16 16
ItOO ltta 164 1M
1.10 M M n
TO 4 4t 414
US
1,700 M M I7S
V
l.o , n 41
40 M 14 n
3
7
too MS 1 )
1.14 11 14 4
400 161 160 160
900 117 117 114
i.mo .41 SIS It
1.40 17 14 17
104
l.SO 10 70
1,21) 19 11 l't
n
I. OOS 11 M 24
40 140 14 1(4
Ill
.a 70 4s 64
"0 94 tl
900 11 11 l
1 00 14 US 19
' Ill
1,90 MS S 6
100 14 14 14
7'l 16 16
9 42 41' M
H14,
1.100 106 14 104
10 90S MS MS
14
90 107 10T 10
4.90 107 11 tl
U 144 141 iV,
1,10 17 16 74
-
,10 .
ITS
1S
200 H 11
..." I!H
17,10 1M 4H !'
Mli
l.ioo i r.; us
00 pi im iota,
II, 100 14 4S 14
i.rn 1 1 1
1.40 r 4 f4V,
M.oo m 1; 11
M0 41 41 41
Av.alfamste (apr ....
Asarlnaa iMat Butsar ...
Anwrtiwa Can
An arlcan 8. It
Ao.arlraa R. pM....
Am. Sussr Haflnlng
Airarlras Tal. m Tsl......
Amarlcaa Totaees
AneoonOa Mlalag
Atrklasa
llalllmora a Ohio
Itroeklra Rapid Tranatt,,
Oallforsla pstrelmat ....
t analan Ps-iria
CVntral Lasttwr
m.aaRa a UBie.......
Itiloaca O. W
Chlraao. M. 4 St. T
Ct toas N. W
rhino Cap par
Colorado Fual St Iraa....
Oetofwdo A 44otkaea.....
Peavar 4 Hlo Orsaate.,.,
niatlllars' Saoatillas ....
Brts
ttaearal Btaetrh) .........
Otaat Nortaarm yf4
Oreat No. Ore fa
!uihalm Biplorstlee..
nimoia 4'enirai
Intarboroush Met. gfs.,.,
letarnstlnnai iiarraater
Kansas Cltr Boudaani...
Lehlsh Valley
LoulaTlllo NaakTlll..
Meitnaa PMrolsem
Miami Ceppsr
Mlaaetiri, K. T
Mlaaoarl Paelrls
Netlonal Blaeult
National Lewd
Nevada Cop par
Now York (antral
N. T., N. H. 4b It
Narfolk Waatsra
Northara Pacins
faalfta Mall
Paallla Tal. a Tel......
INHmarlTaala
Rar Coe. Ooypar
Baadlng
Kapubllo Iroa 4 Stssl...
Rock la) and Co
Roell lalaad f. p(d
Bt u a s. r. h pM...
Hoot bare Parlfla
gout hoes Railway
Toosassas Coppar
Taiaa t'orapanr ,
t'slos Psoitis
Pnliia Parlfla pfd
tnlted atatas Htesl
tl. 44. Slael st
Utah ooppar
Wabaah p(4
Waalaes Voloa
WaatlDshonaa Blsetrts ..
Mnntsna Power
Toul ssiaa far the day,
too. oo tiara.
New York Money Market.
NF1W YORK. Mey 17.-MBRCANT1LE
PAPFR-IHTlH per cent.
PTERUNU RXCHANOE-Kasr: slatv-
day bills. I4?V0: for cables. I4.7DS9: for
demand. 14.7930.
si LVER Bar, 50c; Mexican dollars.
Sfc.
BONDS Oovemtnent. steady: railroad
strong.
TIM E LOANS-Flrmer: alxtr days. S
per cent: ninety days, 3 per cent; six
months, JH'tl1. per c4-nt.
CALL MON Ex" Steady : high. " nrr
cent; low, 1 per cent; ruling rate, 2 per
cent; last loan. I per cent; closing bid.
lr. per oent; offered at I per cent.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
sa follows: .
U S. rat. as. rag... IT N. T. C. g. mi.. 794.
a eousea st h. y. iu. intw
tJ. B. la. rag 100V."?. T. fltats 4ue ..107
So seusoe ww.K. T.. N M. A H.
0. 8. 4a. rag P o. as 10S
do soupoa no jfo. Paalna 4a IIU
Psasata la eopaa..luo as s,
A as. Haialtar 4s....PX0. g. U rat. 4a Ms
a. 1. m . ov. ran. t. m t. sa ss
Atahlaoa sea. aa.... s4,pssa. soa. 4s....
Ital. Oh la 4a..., It So eaa. 4S4s....
S4
..!
.. 44
m. IIS
.. 17
..100
.. N
t'hta. Uhla 4Sk.. W4tHaa4lns aaa. 4a
ouslri 4s. isvts. U 1 I. r. r.
o ev. la IU Mo. Pao. av. 4a..
P. Ss S. ret. 4 do raf. 4a
n 4 H. O. ret. 6s. 47 V. 4oir.li
Krla sn. 4s al4n. Kallwar la....
MS
nsa. uaetrta la-.ianunloa Paeins 4e.... Sta
Ot. No. 1st 4i-... U 4o T. 4a 1014
III. Oo. rat. 4a.... SS V. m. Rsbhar la.... 101 u
K. C So. raf. la... 94 V. 8. Sum I la liV
l s N, UBl. 4a.... Tl "Wabaah tat la II
So. pao. ct. Is.... 49 Wast. Vslsa 4Sa....tOl4
HII.
Bask ClemrtBaTe.
OMAHA. Mar 17.-(Penk clearings for
Omaha today were 13.2)8,89281 and for
the corresponding day last year 12.78J.
694.93, All German Papers
Regret the Loss of
American 'Lives
BERLIN. May 17. (By Wireless to
Bayvllle.) Tha Overseas agency today
gave out the following:
The whole of the German press, par
ticularly the Cologne Qasette, the Frank
fort Oaaetta and the Berlin Tageblatt,
deeply re grot the the loea ot American
live caused by the sinking of the Lual-
tania.
The Tages Zeltunf and ether newepa-
pera atate that the responsibility rests
with the British government, which at
tempting to starve the peaceful civilian
population of a big country, forced Oer
many, ia self-defense, to declare British
raters a war sone; with ship owners.
who allowed passengers to embark on
an armed steamer carrying war material
and neglecting German warnings against
entering the war sone; and finally, with
the Engtlsh preaa. which ridiculed Am
bassador Von Bernstorffs warnings,
calling them a gigantic bluff and tneieby
preventing passenger from cancelling
their paasage.
"Heartfelt sympathy la expressed by
the German press and puhllo for the
victims of the catastrophe and their
relative."
SemtB Oaaakaae Wis.
The South Omaha Merchants of the
Ameitran league defeated the Weet Leav
enworth Merchants in a fast game bv the
score of 7 to 3. The featurea of tl e
game were the batting of Hainm and the
pitching of "Frostie," who struck out
nine and allowed but four lilts