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TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY IlEK: MAY 1015. 5 G i r r Ready Reference Directory The following firms offer quality nnd expert service that will please the most critical: ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. Kerr Title Guarantee and Abstract Co.. a modern abstract afflra K6 Bo. 17th St Phone D. MOT. "KTO ABSTRACT CO.. oldest abstract office) ta Nebraska. MS Brandela ThM. in 4 stt Pk. Ridg. D. B"H Jessen &Morrell ACCOt .NTAftTB. E. A. DWORAK. C. P. A... Add Rama-e Tilde Phone Douglas 7406. 433 ADU1MO MACI1I.NKS. Adder Mch. Co. (Wales). W. O. W. D, 6338 AMATKIH I I.MSIU.Nti. FILMS developed free If purchased from Photo Craft Shop. 418 Bee Bldg Dept. D. AHCH1TKCT9. rcverett S. Dodds. fill Paxtnn Blk. D. Wit. AtLtTlOMb.KRS. Dowd Auction Co.. 1115-16 W. O. W. R. Nftfl Sale tt Auction Co.. 1327 W. O. W. Al'TO IXSIKASIE. 4. tared on your automobile Insurance by patronising a home Co. Doug 2S19. AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS. Omaha Radiator Rep. Co.. 2028 Far. D.20O1. UAKER1LS. Z. If. RKEDER, 1506 N. 18th. Web. HICDD1XO. OMAKA PILLOW CO.. MOT Cuming. Douglas 2467. Renovate feather . nd mattresses of all kinds, makaa feather mattresses and down cover. BLLH I'HIMIAU. HORNBY BLT7J PRINT CO., 02 Omaha National Bunk Bldg. BRA 99 AND IRON FOUNDRIES. Paxton-Mltchell Co.. 27th and Martha 8ts. yb, Fdry, Mfg. Co.. 1125 N. 22. Web. 7300 BlILDIXQ WBKCKEB1. LUMBER and brick "buildings wrecked anywhere. Bovee-Kelley Co. Web. 4MW. CARPET Rl'U CLEANERS. Omaha Carpet Renovating Co. Doug. 1671. CARl'KiNTKRS AMD CONTRACTORS. BTEV KN8QN, 823 g. gd. Doutlaa 6620. CHIHOPODI9T. Carrie J. Burford. 820 PtT. Blk. Red 4687. CIVIL. LMilAKLUS. M. 3. I.ACY, 618 BEK BLDO . POTTO. 4718. CLUANEHS AND U1EHH. Howard's Fantalorluni. iOVi 8. liith. P. 8407 CuNCHEiU CONSTRUCTION CO.'S Western representative of VELVKTILK COMPOSITION flooring. INVE8T1 GATE 811-11 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. P. 1872. COSTUMES AND LUUUU SUPPLUS. MFQ. of lodge regalia and costumes. Theo. Lleben & Son. 1514 Howard. D. 4115. DAKCINU ACADEMIES. CHAMBERS' Academy, classic, P. 1871. Try Mackle's flrat 1616 Harney. Doug. 6446. DOWIf TOWN RESTAURANTS Douglas lunch, day and wight 1711 Doug. .-.r DRHUltAKHU. -- -', Terry Preaamak'g epilogs. 80tb St farnam. WANTFJn Plain and fancy dressmak ing. Will go out of town. All work, guaranteed. Web. 4640. j r UITS, gowna. In bomeT Wai. 2287. Ml SB STLTtPY, 1418 CA 68. RED 7320. UEl'EC'liVti. . INVESTIGATIONS carrle 1 out In anj. part of United States, Canada or Mexico.' 609 Paxton Blk. Doug. 1371 Walnut 1630. JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Block. Evi dent:,) secured In all cases. Tyier 1138. DUNT1STS. Pr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bldg. Pyorrhea. . Dr. Flckes. 724 City Nat Bank. Tafe Dental Rooms, 1817 Douglas. P. tlNS. . , vaiiua. PRUOS at cut prices; freight paid on (10 orders; catalogues free. Sherman at Mo Connell Prug Co., Omaha. Neb. ELECTHIC PIANOS. Continental Nov. Co., 118 N. 15th. Terms. HLKCTROLYSIS. Uloa A Dander, 621 Bee Bldg. Red 8068. KVEBYTlllNa FOR WOMEN. ACCORDION, aide, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons, all sixes and styles; hemstitching, picot edging. Ideal pleating Co.. 200 Douglas Block. D. 19J6. NEW TORK sample store. Must vacate, building coming down; cloaks, suits and dresses sacrificed. 208 N. 16th St EVERVTH1.VU FUR HEN. TOUPEES FOR MEN Hair goods dept J. L. Brandela 4c Sons. Omaha. JOIN T. M. C. A. on special summer membership plan. Then use It. 85.50. FLORIST!. BATH'S, florists, 1804 Famam St P. 8000. L. HENDERSON. 1618 Farnam. D. 1258. Memtet Florist Tiegrapn Del. Ass n. HESS EWOBODA. 1415 Farnam St A. PONAGHUE. 1622 Harney. Doug. 1001. GOLD AND SILVER PLATINO. WE replata sverythlng of metal. Omaha Plating Co.. 1220 Harney fit, Est 1"W. HAT CLBAIflNO. Panamas cleaned. D. Elsele. 11M City Nat ALL kinds bats cleaned. 1520 Harney St i . ANY hat cleaned or blrtcked. 1518 Harney. ICR. Lakeside Ice Co. FOR ICE 'PHOiiE WEBSTER 6911 General Office, UUi and Manderson Sts. JEWELEH9. LUCKT wedding rings at Brodegaard'a. LIGHTING FIITl'RES, WIRING. niTT? TTITJ Thomas. 1 Douglas tSU. I41, c'umliig St. LIVE iroiK. COMMISSION. MARTIN CROfs A CO.. ETChange Bldg. MA99E19E9. BATHS. 214 Baird Bldg., 17th and Doug MASAOB Call P. ."C77 for appointment MIJI1JIO F.ilK.ER9. WILL pay to consult W. H. Oodfry n mining hunlne. ft; State Bk. R. 4341 MOTOItl CLK9. HARLKT-PAViri-rXlN MOTORCTCT.ES. Baraalna In used machines. Victor Rons, "The Motorcycle Man." 27(1 I eaveownrth. MOVING riCTIHE Mt IIINK9. OMAHA Film F., 14th and Poug. Motloa picture machine and film tarsalna vVB rent moving picture machines. Star Theatrical Harhange. 640 Panton block. MOWER9 9IIARPKNED. CAIJ.EP FOR AND 'DELIVERED; work guaranteed; saw filing. Doug. "428. MlUlAL INSTRUCTION. RATES, Harp A Piano, lot Lyric. P. 8704. BOVRICIVS MUSIC STUDIO. POUX3 IAS 2471. NURSERY SEEDS AND PLANTS. FOR SALE Extra fine eana seed at 81 Per bus., sacks 70c each. Write for samples. J. J. Funk, Fremont, Neb, FIXJWERS, plants and small shrubbery for sale cheap. Wal. lol. 6314 Military Ave. Ot I LISTS. Eyes examined, glasses fitted, pay as you can. Drs. McCarty, 1111 W. O. W. Bldg. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Dr. Petit-son, COS Brandela Bldg. D. 8141 JOSKPIIINE ARMSTRONG. 815 Bee Bld PAINTING AND PAPERING. HUGH MMANtT8, 417 N. Xnh. H. '67r!. PATENT DEVELOPMENT. AMERICAN Machine Co., 110 8. 11th St PATENTS. D. O. Barnell. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117. H. A. Pturges, 6.18 Brandela Theater Bldg. PIANO TUNING. PTANO TTTNINO and repairing. Prof. I W. Anderson, piano specialist All work guaranteed. Phone Webster 1971. 2224 Grant St PIANO REFIN191I1NG. GENERAL overhauling. SO years, exp. References. 702 17th. Red 6830. John Baer. PLATING. D. 6277. Acme Platlna- Co., Ill ft. 16th Ft. PRINTING. WATER8-BARNHAKT Pt. Co., quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. 524 B. 13th St CENTRAL- PRINTINO CU POUG. 8734. DOUOLAS Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 844. SAFE AND TIME LOCK EXPERTS. Opened, repaired, comb, changed. r E. Daven port 14C6 Dodge. D. 182k SAFES SHOE REPAIRING. FRIEDMAN IROS-. shoo rapalr. 211 S. 14, Harley Shoe Rep'r Co.. 04 Farn'm. R.8444) SEWING MACHINES. TTT rent, repair, sell needles and parts WPlor all sewing machines. NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., 15th and Harney Doug. 18, STEEL CEILINGS. CARTER Sheet Metal Company, 110 B. 10. SCREEN DOORS. Omaha, Window Screen Co. Doug. 4631 TORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES. DESKS, safes, scales, showcases, shelv Ing, etc. We buy, solL Omaha Fixture and Supply Co., 414-16-lS 8. 12th. Doug. 7.'4. TOWEL SUPPLIES. OMAHA Towel Supply, 307 8. 11th. D. 628. TAILORS. LANPERYOU. 108 N. ISth Bt Palm Beach suits to order. 1815 Farnam. CKA8. C, TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. FRELING A- STEINLE. 18f Farnam St TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. RENT an Oliver Typewriter 8 mo. for 84. Oliver Typewriter Agency, 1905 Farnam, Butts Typewriter Exchange, 1806 Farnam. All makes for sal or rent RENT a writer. "Remington," not just a type low rent. Call Douglas 1284. WALL PAPER CLEANING. EXPERT wallpaper cleaning; alt work guaranteed: women for house cleaning. George Kyle. Red 2369. WATCH SPECIALISTS. Christiansen, 8d fl. Paxton Bk., 18 yr. exp. WEDDING STATIONERY. WE show only the correct and prevail ing stylus in Invitations, visiting cards, stationery, etc. IltVIN A. MEDLAR CO.. FlinUrs. 416 S. 14th St Tel. Doug. 1281 Wedding announcaments. Doug. Ptg. Co, WHITE CHINA. OMAHA China Shop. Whlta china for decorating fcr sale at 8K4 Brandels Bid. WINES AND LlitUORS. ALEX JETES. liquors, cigars 201-3 S. ISth St. Wines, Plate dinners. 11 to J, 10c Globe 11.1'jor house, 424 N. 16th; California wine, 11.25 per gaL Write for pries list HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR HOUSEX 16th and Capitol Ave. Ten-cent lunch. BUY your family liquors at Klein's Liquor House, 622 N ltln. Douglas lotti MEDICAL A KM ANO Really helps get rid of that pain in the back, toucn of rheumatism, nervousness, tired, sluggish feeling and brings bark that lost appetite, purlflsa the blood and builds up the entire sys tem. Just send a postcard to the Sheila barger Co.. 51 fg. I har . West IJberty. la. PILES. FISTULA CURED. Pr. E. R Trry cures piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without sum leal operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book n rectal diseases with testimonials. Dii. E. It TARRV. Stf see Bids. MAasUESES. MISS STAPLES, roasa., elec. bath. D. 711 Open eve.. 9 p. in.; Sunday a, 10, to 1 Tl ATTT'SIind mass., alcohol rub. Laura. 1-rt J-llr'Vll.son, 19f'2 Farnam, room i. Douglas 8751. Open evenings and Sunday. MASAU. 1721 Dodge. Mia, bteele. B.Brugman, Bias. ,203 Karbach Blk, R. 2727 MASSAGS-U) He Bldg. Douglas 6272, Clara Lea, bath and massage. Douglas 876L M. HALLERON. Baths. 228 Neville Blk. Miss X. mudlavU masa R. 224, Neville Bla. UlaS GILBERT, massage, 109 a. nth St RUPTURE cured in a few days without pain. Call or write Dr. Wrav, Sue Bee Bldg.. Omaha. Established 18S4. o GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wheat is Low and Oats Still Lower -Corn Also Takes a Drop in Price. WHEAT 13 CENTS OFF FOR WEEK OMAHA. May . 1!15. Wheat, crn and oals aril lower. Wheat receipts were twenty cars, but the wheat market dropped from 21 to 8 cents lower. Corn and oats were In sympathy with the wheat, and corn was quoted lower, and oats, c lower. The May wheat deal will end with the close of the session on the board of tra.le today. It declined practically llfteen cents this week. The fun mime on this fnture during its life wss from 84e to $1.67. The lowest t ri e u i. ...i.. l Inst .TtMy anil the hiKhcHt price on February, of this )car, when u uml ni l i. F.iu. e tnol time the decline lias amounted to !c per bushel. i The largest holders in May wheal were a coterln of rich Wall strvet men, and they continued to btiy that future as it advanced. All markets will close Monday. Clearances were; Wheat and flour equal to tioS.HH bushels; corn, 44,000 bushels; ceis. iiu'ii miMivJa. Liverpool close: Wheat Mfld lower: coin, unchanged to HI lower. i rimary wneat receipts were :4.iv bushels . and shlpmenu 60MM) buahola Holiday last yuur. Primary corn receipts were S.OHO bushels and shipments 630.000 bushels. Holiday last year. Primary oats receipts were 4.TI.0O8 bushels and shipments 4M,00 bushels. Holiday last year. CARLOT RECK1PTP. Wheat. Corn. Oata. t nicago Minneapolis ... 'Duluth Omaha Kansas City . St. Louis Winnipeg Ttiese sales Wheat: No. 4 R0 per crate: lesf lettuce. 4o a doi ; srtlohokes, $1.60 a doa. end've, :V.c ef lb ; onions, yellow, 2o per Ih. ; onions. Texas Uermuda, white, $160 per ciste; Texaa Perintnla. yellow, $1.15 per crate. Tomstnes: Choice, $4 00 per crate. Spin ach! 60u per dos. Parsley: too per do.. Beets: 6iv per dos. Potatoes; Minne sota white. 70cti7t per bu.j Texas Triumphs. 10n-li. sack, 4V per h ; Florida Trlumpha, In hampers of lbs , $2.60 per hamper Cocosnuts: $5 60 p.r ssck; per dos.. V. Nuts: No. i Oit Toinla wslnuta. lc per lb.; filberts, lie per lb.; ltraslls. 13V per lb.: pecans. l.'Wc per lb.; sugar walnut dates, $160 per bos; almonds, 20o per lb. M18C FLIANrX)l. S Shelled popcorn 4c per U. ; llmas, $1.75 per box; Cracker- J Jim, y mm. , v ni arrs, w per case; Crackerjark. $1.76 per 4 case. Pea nuts: Raw, 7c per lb.; roe.sted, 8VlC per lb.; raw. sack lots. Jumbo, 8c per In.; salted, $150 per csn. Asps rag us: Home drown, la-lb. bunches, 60c per dos. bunches. OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET No Freih Supplies of Cattle or Sheep Ewes Orer One Dollar Below a Week Ag?. HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER HOI'Tll OMAHA. May . Wo Catiie, Itoss. Sheep. Kansas Cltr Grain anal Provisions, KANSAS CITY, Mo . May 2 -WHEAT No. S hHrd, $1.8Siil 41; No. $ red, $1 :tr I. St: Mav, $1 Jhv,; jUV, $l.l'; Septem ber. 1.14'11.I4V CORN No. 2 mixed, "3'tc; No. 2 white, TiiV. No. 2 yellow, TfcirTKVic: No. 3. 7.c; Mav. 7Sc; July. 74Vc; Septemher. 74 Sic. OATS No. $ white, IMfvOc; No. 2 mixed. 4fi'Tt li47c. , 0.01 .''"I 8.J72 6.."tii l,iC 149 .:4i n ;' '7 7.1s 1S.4 h.9 $.b.l 8.770 1 4.4V1 19$ la 30 T'i 74 12 were .-eiiorted today- hard winter. 4 cars, $l..iv. 54 1 4J io. i nara winter, l car. !..; i ' $1.8H; 8 cars, $1.3.r.i; 1-3 car, $LS.". No. 4 hard winter, 1 car, $1.84. Rye; No. 2, 1 car, $1.09. No. 2, 1 car, $1.0. Barley: Mixed, l-t car (wheat and barley!, 6oo. Corn: No. 2 white, 8 ears, Tic. No. S white, 2 2-8 cars, 72c. No. 1 yellow 2 cars. 72c. No. 2 vellow. 6 cars, 7lc. No. 3 yellow, 2 cars, 71'c. No. 2 mixed, 5 cers, Vl'.c; 12 cars, 71c. No. 8 mixed, 1 car, 70M-C. Sample, 1 car, t Oats; No. wnue, i car. bc bamuie. s-s cars. 46c; 2-3 car, 46c. Omaha Cash prices w neat : no. i tur key, $1.37Hii.l.38 nominal; No. $ turkey, $1.37&I.37H nominal; No. $ hard, 1.V 137; No. 3 hard, $1.96ti UkiVt; No. 4 hard, $1.3(i(&l 24; No. 8 spring, $l.,Hmn.S6H nomi nal: No. 8 durum, $1.840(1. 38 nominal; No. 8 durum. U.l'l'cil.SD nominal. Corn: No. 3 White, 72'4iiiTT2!4c; No. 8 white, 71Vfl'-c: No. 4 white, 71(87114c nominal; No. 6 white. 70(jf?H4c nominal; No. 6 white, 70iTlc nominal: No. 2 yellow. IXWiO 71c; No. 8 yellow, 711fi71Vic; No. 4 yel low, TOVW dc nominal; No. 5 yellow, e704c nominal; No. 6 yellow, 704i7iHc nominal; No. ' $ mixed. 715,7H4c; No. .3 mixed. 70V4Si)7OiP: No. 4 . mixed. fiftUfJTOc nominal; No. 5 mixed, OiitKo nominal; No. mixed. eWUo nominal. Oats: No. 2 white, 4KV,H:tc nominal; standard, 4NV Bvo nominal; No.. I white, 4. Virus.-; No.- 4 white, 47(jW7c. Barloy: Malting. 70ir72c nominal; No. 1 feed, W'fJGSc nomi nal. Rye: No. 2. $l.C8Wai.09; No. 8, $1.0714 &!. .. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Feat area of the Trading; and Closing Prices' on Board of Trade. CHICAGO, May 29. Borne apprehension that the wlndup-of trade In the May delivery of wheat would bo accompanied by nerve rkcklng cbangea of price turned out today to have been without much warrant. After ranging the greater part of the time, the market rallied sharply In the last half hour, and closed unset tled at fcJjiMte under last nlirht Corn showed a nt declino of Ho to He, oats finished unchanged to lc down, and provisions varying from a snado off to a rise of 22Hc. Although a decided majority of dealers appeared to believe that no sensational developments need be exported In th? settlement of May wheat contracts, a feeling of uncertainty was clearly evi dent. As a result business In new crop months t.roved smaller than usual. Thero was a notable scarcity of May offerings at the end, with a brief consequent flurry on the part of belated miner shorts. Metier wcainer preaiciea ana tne a ri se nee of export demand had a good deal to do with making new croo deliveries of wheat fall In value. A fair quantity of new Texas wheat was hedged hero by sales of July. Corn reflected only to a moderate ex tent the weakness of wheat. Flood condi tions in soma of the chief producing taten acted as an offset when sellers became agKressU-e. Evening up of trade In oats took place quietly. Crop reports were favorable on the whole. Buying of lard on a generous scale by a big packing concern gave backbone to provisions. Miscellaneous holders, though, seemed dinnosed to realize on pork. Future ranged as follows. Artlclel Open. I High. I Low. Close. lYee'y. W best I May. July. Corn. July. Sept. Osts. I July. Kcit. Pork. July. . cWt Lard! I July. Sept. Ribs. July Sept 1 !H 1 2ti'Aj I 7H 18 lTVtsI IS 56 88 10 16 10 85 10 92H 141 i 2hI Wil 77hJ 50 1 44 18 22Vi 18 67Vil 9 97H 10 20 1 87 126 74 767, 49V 44H 18 15 18 GO S $6 10 15 10 87HI 10 5 10 96 10 92H 7$7 1 36HI I 761 " 771 I 44T 1 41 1 26H 70S 71 50 18 16 1 18 15 18 60 j li 60 9 97HI 8 86 10 20 10 10 10 87HI 10 624 10 92HI 10 90 Omaha Hay Market. PRAIRIE HAT About twenty cars were on tracks here. Receipts yesterday and today amounted to seven cars. There has been a lew cars of very choice bay here this week and they have inovtd off very rapidly. Shipment of anything that ran be loaded that la good la advised Following is the range of values: ("holes upland. $13.60; No. 1. Ill riOUOO; No. 2, $1j0'I1 00; No. I, 80n8.oo; choice mid land. $13 IW; No. 1, $1.' 0012.60; No. 2. $10 00 pll 00; No. 3, $t..0Dfi 0i; choice lowland $!1 ig'2uu; No. 1. $10 uoU.OO; No. 2, $1.00 (uivoi; No. 1. Xfi.UMiS 0. UTRAW-None on the market. Choice wheat is quotable at rwa SO. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red. $L38St; No. 2 hard, 31.89(1.40. Corn: No. 2 yellow, 7JW'.Ho; No. 4 yellow, 76V-C Oats: No. 8 white. 6P'2611c: standard. "144ti,.",2e Rye: Nominal. IJurloy: 73ii7Stc. Timothy: $5.fl0ff.75. Clover: $8,50il4.0n. Pork: $17.91'H, Lard: $9.86. nibs: $10.00 $10.50. , BUTTER Higher; creamery, 2?27Hc. EOOS Unsettled; moelpts. 23.441 rases; at marl;, cases Included, 16Htil8c: ordl nary firsts, 14vl7c; firsts, lc. POTAToka-Iiecelpts. n cars; market Unchanged. POULTRY Alive, lower; fowls, 14c. OMAHA GENERAL MARKET. BUTTF.R No. 1 l.ih rartnio n.. .' t. Su-lb. tubs. 29c. . CHEEnU -imported Swiss, 82cj Amsr kan Swiss, Kk'; block Swiss, Zic; twins, lc; daisies, 17Vsc; triplets, 17i,c; Youig America, 18c; blue, label brick, loHc; llnk burger. 2-lb. iwc; New York white, lsc: unpoited French Koquefort, 40c. FLSH-Trout, J4o; iarge crapples, 14c; halibut, Uc; channel catfUh, He, herring, Jc: codfish, 14c; mackerel. 16c: salmon inc. 8-.VfcKT POTAl-OES-Kansaa. $3.75 bbl.. Wholesale nrlim r ht .-..r- f,,,,L,i April m are as follows: BtEK CUT" HI bs: No. L 1814c; No. 8, H'w, No. 8, lVc. Loins: No. 1. 21Vic: No. 2. 20V:; No. i, 20'.c Cnucks: No. 1. HVc: No. 2. lie: No. 2. lOVo. lluu.l.: No. 1, li-c; No. 2, I6Vic; No. 2, 1614c. Plates: No. 1, 8c: No. 2, 9'ac; No. J. 9UC. POULTRY Brortsra, 20c; spring chick sns. 16c, nens, Ho; cocks. 'c; roosters, 8V,o; stags, 6c; ducks. 16c; geese. imi tUikeys. layiic; plgeous. per dos.. Uk; ducks, full feathered, 10c. geese, full feathered, Sc; stiuabs. No. 1. 1.6o; No. 8, Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by Gllllnski Fruit company: FKL'ITS urangas: Fancy California Navels, 80s, $l.!io per box; faucy Call, fornla Navels, Kris, $2 75 per box; fancy California late Vnlenclas, 17Gs, 00s, 21 M, s, Ills and Ss, $3.iw er box; fancy Callfuinia .late Valencia. 6 to P-box lots, UMi per box; extra fancy ABC. late Vale.nclaa, $4.00 per box. Umom; Extra fancy Golden Howl, frs. Miom, $5 0u per box; fancy Sliver lrd, S"0t, 3us, II.OJ per box; extra fancy Southiruid Beauties. 3ui(, 3ms, JJ.Ov per box iancy Juairlte, JOus, M.s, $4 00 per box. Grapefruit: Cele brated Chase brand, SCs, $4.0U per box; celebrated Chase brand, 4Cs, $4 26 per box; Celebrated Cusse brand, 64s, $4.W per box; celebrated Chase brand, Ms and 60s, $4 50 Per box. Pineapples: Extra fancy Cuban ta. 3os, 36s, $J.t per box. Bananas: Medium slxe. l(4i&.ib per buueh; Jumitu fruit. Chungulnola and Pore Llmon, to per lb. Slrawberrlea: Extra fancy 511s scurl. quarts, $3 00 per esse. California cherries: 10-lb boxes, $8.50 per box. VKGETAliLEsi-tJaltfornla new cab bage. k& to m lbs.. 8o per lb.; celery. Jumbo, 90c a dos ; peppers, 60o a basket; head lettuce, $1.(0 a dux.; tomatoes, fancy, Liverpool Grain Market. LIVERPOOL, May 29. W H RAT Spot, easier: No. 3 Manitoba. 1.1a lid: No. 3 13a rd: No. 1 northern, Duluth, 13a 9l; No. 2 hard winter, l.li 9l. CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed, new, 8a 3d; La Plata mixed. Ha 1VI. 9. Irftnla Grnln Market. 8T. LOUIS, Mo.. May 29. WHEAT -No. 2 red. l..T7ni.S8; No. 2 hard, nominal; May. $141; Jnlv. $1.21. CORN No. 2. 7fic. No. 2 white, nominal; May, 74c; July, 7ti7':1c OATS No. 2. 6oi,r; No. $ white, 64. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Mav . WHEAT May, $1.46 bid; July. $1 44; No. 1 hard. $1.6.1; No. 1 northern. $1.46iil.62VB, No. 2 I northern. $l.42H1tl.t!H. I Cotton Market. NEW YORK, May 2T. OTTON-Snot, qnlet; middling uplands, 9.60c; no sales. Futures opened steady; Jnlv, 9.aSo; On toher, 9.72c; December, 9.94c; January. 10.01c; March. lO.Wo. Futures closed steady; July, .87c; Oc tober, 8 72c ; Iecemler, 9.9f-c; Januan, .c; March, lO.IUc. F.Iain Hotter Market. ELGIN, III., May 29. BUTTER Firm ; 2Sc. ReceiMa were- Oliiclal Mon;lny ... I'f. Vlnl T iih ImV .. Official Wednesday official Thursday'.., Olflcal Friday Klimate Saturday.. Six dsys this wcek..20.J7T V.IM 14.413 Same days last week.i..S .;:l 12.4il Same days 3 w ka ago 1S.J5.) 44.731 IIv Same davs 3 w ks ago. 22. '.N h..: .4 Same das 4 w ks ao 27,'.' t".!i!' li.oib Same days Inst year. .14.34.1 66..C2 l4.0 The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South Omaha live stock msrliet for the year to date, as compared with last year: IS1.Y 1914 Inc. Dee. Cattle 424.353 347. :rH 77.025 Hogs 1.,M,M7 1.141.274 U..W3 hecp RM.7W 6.I.41S1 The folbiwlng table shows the average price for Iioks at the Soutn unulii live stock market for the last few days, with comparisons: Hate, I iMR-:ir!4.lll8.";lia 19lTTiwioi9-. ers and feeders, $ orfft X,; southern steers. . X'Mt tifi : cows and heifers. $4 W, native calves. S". 7ft. IUHIS F!eieiis. i.iD head; market lower; pigs ami lights, $i;.2.i 7 90; lulled and butcher, $,.7Cg '.wo, giod heavy, $;..to SMKKP AND LAMHS-Rcoclrts. 0 lend; market lower; clipped minions, t'.iWittOn. clipped lambs. $9.1i9..1o: spring lambs, $10.nv,i'il.7r.. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Session of Exchange, Owing to Holi day and Diplomatic Possibil- ities. is Superficial. M,y May Muy May May May Mav May 1 4si k li s ;'l j II ii I 7 48ikl 8 8J 8 32 T 59 5 Ml I 7 11 8 a 8 24i 7 tH 6 yk 9 80i 7 8 Hi 8 l 7 2! 6 S9j 9 Ml 7 0$ 7 I7H 8 SO 7 W, 6 4 9 41 7 02 X. 8 2.' 8 M " la T! SB; S HI ?oT i i 20. 7 HI IS ll 8 381 7 60 s 131 9 3 max ll S XII S M( i -H - I HI May :3. I May a. ay May May Mav May 7 22l i 7 an hi 7 41HI 8 1. 8 16 7 971 8 01 8 Itt XI IT " l-i, 71 A M M ai Sil .IS u I M t' ! 74 1 at vt 10 !( 1 IV, 100 liW lt ins lui -t IS I'M H lotH s , 1 K r.4l 9 ml 7 4i 6 b'. 9 43 8 X9 7 46! 6 U 9 $! $97 ( tM U l.'l I I" 8 45! I t 831 9 14; 7 14 8 421 7 80 6 Ml 9 $7 1 7 14 I ,.Ji i Mi I Ulnni (Ity l ire atnek Market. I SIOUX CITY, la., May 2! -CATTI.l?- Receipts. ;n heart' market steady; na tive steers. $7.5'kii8.25. ! IK HiH Receipts, J rv head; market 6c! hlcher heavv. 8f.6Wi7.MI; mixed. $7. Cm. 7 t-; light, $7 4"Vi4., bulk of sales. $,' 4J 1 4i7-n 111 HHP AND I.AMHS Not quoted. Local Stexka ann Honda. ctteutlnna ba-nlBh4 by Burn. Iirlnker A Co., 41 mlis National bank l-Mtldlnn: H'o. mt AskM. A1..r 1-n. rM 1 JO Ary Co , rum bsnk.ra Mmtttse imn hrm swlrfc Haiti fillnt1er llealrtt-e t'rramvry, rid I'll Trout Co , r' iwera S Co . rM , el-dlT l-'alimont Crearvorr 7 par east pfd.... tilcbtiiain Htalea Tal Omaha C. B St. Ky . sM nn! c. h. it a n . ptd I atora Mill, pfd 4 per cant , tn'on Sttirk TsMi Stock Ponds Aliaa. Nali Watar Work a ta, IMS ... luinlns. NaV, Water Wutka la. IMI litcominaion, Neo.. gioo. an, 1114 J. I Ckao Tlirashlns Mrk. a !... li lcral.ua. Noti , Kleo. 1M I ns Anarlaa. Cal . 4'i lJ4 l.ln.'Oln Nob., 4S, I H0 Mil'nil, Nan., la IS.10 Oioolm K I a p. im IHoaba Srarar 4S". IfV' Omaha Water 4., 141 Omaha t. II Bt. nr. M. 1H3S ai t.v lte.1 cloud. Nab . 4 1 art 7 K'litharn I klltornla UdlaoB a M 10 Half! Co ta, 144 DM4 tM F,v I'atMllna 1. P. It. ks. lr sa 1 I rtTorallT Plara. Nrb., 4S" lOlT Va Vt'lt'Mts I DI..B Htot'k Yards Sa, lM.,.. S ISS TONE IRREGULAR AT OUTSET r I earl a sr Honso Bank Statentent. NEW YtJRlC. May 20.-The statement of the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week show- that thev hold 31M.m440 reserve In excess of legal i-eiulrcmnts. This Is an Increase of grt.tHT.SfiO over last week. The statement follows: ACTUAL CONDITION. $8,4S7,$E8,(X own 417,788,000 Increase. $19,334,000 117,480,000 55, 298,000 2,SS7,S2,0nO 132.64i.0i i 7,K57,tM 183.233,440 is specie. 7.6DS.00O 1,261,000 1.043,000 27,72,000 7tfl,000 114.000 8.017,80 IH- lxans, etc.... (Keserve In vaults Reserve In federal reserve bank Reserve In other depositories Net demand de deposits Net time deposits.. Circulation Excess reserve .... $Of which $367,206,000 crease. Aggregate reserve, 8590,614,000. Summary of state banks and troat companies In Greater New York not In cluded In clearing house statement: Increase, Loans, eto $674,744,600 $ 4,tx Specie 49,21, H S71,n Igal tenders P,4:i2,9i) 8r,6(io Total deposits 730,732,000 14.048,200 Hanks' cash reserve in vault tll.098,800. Trust companies' cash reserve In vault $47,615,400. London Stock Mnrket. LONDON, May 29. American securities were dull; prices declined fractionally during the short session, ths closing being steady. S1LVFR Bar. 23 8-184 Pr ounce. MONEY lHf)1 -Per cent; short bills, per cent; thres months, 8 IS-I6V41 2H per cant RAILWAY TLME CARD UNION STATION Tenth and Mason. Chicago at Northwestern NORTH. Twin City Eipreaa Takota Paaaanrar lou City Local . Minneapolis Kxprai Twla City Llmllaa.. Dapart. ,.s 7:44 am , b t a sit ..a l:U pa ..s 8 pra .a s:n pm BAST. Panrar special Carroll Loral s T M am Hawkars Kiaraas sl aSarn Chicago Local Ill W pm Carroll Local a 4 an pal Cf.lcaao Hpaclal s I 00 pm Ban Kranciaco Umltsd alt M am Overland Llmlt4 a 4:00 pm Oragon-Waahlns ton Ltmltd..a I ai pm Los Angalaa Limited s 4:M pm a, fijsT Chadron Loeal .'..a I to am Uucoln-Dallaa ll:4ia Ur.coln-tonf Piss a 9:16 pm Hastlosa-Hupartor b I 14 pni Id.K4-Hu gprlnss sIKpm Cuper-tasdar a 8:U pm Wabash Omiha-St. tasls gipraas s 8:11 pat Mall sad gipraas a 7 01 is Union Pacific Oaarland Limited I I His C-alilornla Mall s 4 8S pm Omaha gipraas Atlanta Exprwaa Loa Ansclaa Limited all M am Colorado Kipraaa a 4 Js) pm Colorado Spaslal alt iO am Baa Kranciaco Limited aia am Pacific Llmltaa an 44 am Oroson-WashlnftriB Limited. .alO 10 am North Platta I,ocal a i ll am Orand laland Local a I lo pm mroanstnirg Local ..( Mi ll pm Illinois Central Cblcaio Umlted s i 00 pm Ctilcsao Kioraaa a 1 40 am AlbloB-OakoaU b l:M pm t h lea go, Milwaukee aV St. Pi Psnfle Llmltad a T M pm Chlraia gpaclai a I 40 pm Chlcaio tiarhskt Spaelal a Ml sm l-alllornla Mall a I:a4 pm Manilla Local a 10) pm Chlcaaro tireat Western Twin ntr Llmitad a I 10 pm Tvln 1ir tsspraas -a I IS) am Calcaio Eipraaa a 1:04 pm Missouri Pacific K. C. I 8L U Bipraas s I 00 am a T 41 am K. C. 4V at. L Bxprasa .U U pm a I so pat K. C. A St. ral s I pm s i 14 pm Chicago, Hork Island at Pacific BAHT. Rrkr Mountain IJmited. .. .a 1 sm Cllnio Local Paaaanfar blS u4 am Chlcaio Pally Kipraaa a aO am Chliaga Nlsht Eipraaa a 4 IV pm Daa Muinas Lroai Paaasar..a 4 M pm Cklcaio-Nabraaka Llmitad ..al Mpm WtrtT. rbl.-Nab. Llmitad to ttncola a I II am Colorado i:allfornia Eip a 140 pm Oklahoma A Taaaa Kipraaa. .a 4 DO pm lucky MouaUla Limited. ...all.ai pm Arrive. aiu:au pm a 8 St am a 8:46 pm all U sm a 7:11 am a 7:W am a 4 so pm all .bt pm a I II pm aio go am ll.SH sl0:i6 am l:llM alO U am all:40 sm a 8-9n pm a!0:i6 pm b !:: pm a 1:10 pm all .00 am a 9 41 sm all;) pm a 1:41 pm all a sm a a w pat a 4 M am a 9 44 pm a 4 00 pm a 1:00 sm a'ris'pm S 1:11 pm a 4 45 pnt a 10 as am bit : at pm a I M sm a 160 pm b 1 a pm ml all II am a 7 M am all IS am a I III pm all 60 am 7 49Hi 7 8 41! 7 2ti 5 801 I 7 02 Sunday. Receipts and disposition of live stock at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha. for twenty-four hour ending at 3 p. m. yesterday: KBCBl PTS CARS. Ca'tle. Hogs. H r s. 4 1 10 1 43 10 4 29 2 1 3 131 Hngs. ... 1.8.14 .. 1.41-4 ... 2.4.A ... 8.134 .... ... I.4..3 New York 4loney Market. NF.W YORK. May 29. MERCANTILE STKKLINO KXCIANOB-4 davs. $4 7 demand. $4.70; ' ' SILVER-Har. 49V,e; Mexican dollars. 8Sc. BONDS Government steady; railroad, eaev. C, M. A St. P Missouri I a It lo Union Pacific C. AV N. W.. east 1 C. or N. W.. west 1 C, St. P., M. V O ('., R. AV Q , east C B. At u.. west 1 C. It. 1. Ai P., cast C, It. I. Ar I'., wast Illinois Central Total receipts 4 DISPOSITION-HEAD. Morris A Co Swift Ai Company Cudiihy Packing company Armour & Co sch warts & Co J. W. Murphy , Total 8.4$ CATTLE As usual on a Saturday thera was nothing of any consequent in the way of beef cattle on the marke: and iirlces were nominal on the same basis as 4'rlilav. Heceitita for the week llavi been rather liberal, footing up about 90,500 J head, or some l,30o more than wero here last week and 6,000 more than for the last-week In May one year ago. Quality of the offerings has been very good all week. The feature of the trade has been the growing scarcity of cholco heavy cattle, and tho advance In prices on these values closed right around locators higher than a week ago. At the same tlma supplies of yearlings and lightweight steers have been increasing, and all classes of buyers hsve begun to discriminate against them, closing prices for the week showing all of a 10$ 15c decline. Choice yearlings still sell up to $9, while the best prloa paid for heavy cattle during the week was $8.86. Bulk of the fair to gool 1,W to 1. suo-pound calUs gull at a spread of $8.10lj 8.25. Quotations on rsttle: Good to cholos yearlings, I8.40n.i9 00; good to choice corn fed beeves, $8.8618.76; fair to good corn fed beeves, $8. 10(ji8.8ii; common to fair cornfed beeves, $7600.00; good to choice heifers, $7.00tu8.00; good to onolco rows. $ti.80tI.SO: fair to good cows. Ij.758U: common to fair cows, $3.735.76; good to encuce stickers and feeders, $7.tKtr.10; fair to good stackers and feeders. 87 talus 7.60; common to fulr stockera ant! feed ers. $o.007.00: stock heifers. 44.47.O0: stock cows, $a.76ii.75; stock calves, $4 60 C$60; veal calves, $8 0ou10.76: fat bulls. Stags, ate. $6.50107.25; stock bulls. $.tM 7.00. HOGS There was a pretty decent Sat urday supply in sight soma 129 cars, or 8.689 head, being reoetved. The total for the week, which amounts to about f2.1ti head, Is 18.0U0 smaller than a wek ago and over 4,000 lighter than for tba same week last year. Trade opened out at about steady priors and quite a number of hogs were cashed In Friday's notches. As the morning advanced, however, values Improved, so that before the close droves were selling at a nickel advance. The market wound up strong on anything at all desirable. Movement was fairly active and a good clearance had been made before 10 o'clock. The general trade was quoted as uteady to a nickel higher, the bulk selling largely at $7.46ti7.66 and tops reaching, $7.40. Shippers' droves were bought on about ths same basis as those of the killers, that Is, steady to a nickel higher. ilepi-escntntive aules: No. At. Bk. rr. Na. M Ill ...14 17. . II I M 7 44 74 .. Dry Goods Market. NHW YORK, May 89.-DRY GOOD!-, Dry goods markets were oulet today, many wholesale houses being closed for over the holiday. Cotton goods wera steady. Yarns were dull. Burlaps and linens were firm. F reported Applea nnd Dried Fro Its NEW YORK. May 29. EVAPORATED APPLES Dull. DRIED FRUITS Prunea. Irregular. Apricots, dull and weak. Peaches, easy, Hulilne, steady. Czar Cheered When He Reviews Troops (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) OOMSSA. Russia, May 81-Tho em peror's trip to southern Russia, the lat est of the remarkable serloa of Journeys which the Russian ruler has been mak ing Into various pacts of his empire In a democratic effort to get closer In touch with his peopte, was a complete success. In Odessa his reception was tremen dously enthusiastic although the city Is snrongly liberal and has never been noted for any perfcrvld loyalty to ths emrdra. ' The emperor drove through streets lined with cheering: crowds. He wore a simple service uniform, with tho khakl-rolored blouse of a Russian officer of the ordi nary rank, lis rode In an automobile, attended by a single aide. ' During his progress serosa ths city he threw eti quette snd tradition to tho winds and stood up In his car, hat In hand, bowing snd smiling to ths cheering crowds. In central square' the emperor stepped, out of his automobile and Inspected ths local' troops, it was no perfunctory ceremony. At a brisk paco he walked along ths entire front, stopping; now and then to exchange a word with ons of tho privates. Then ha walked back thought fully to tho center of ths lino and made a brief extempore speech. It was with out oratorical embroidery, simply wordod and matur-of-faot In delivery, but won derfully effective. Ho reviewed the his tory of ths war, reminded the men of Russia's glorious past and spoke of ths splendid deeds of ths army In ths pres ent campaigns. Do as your brothers hava done," ho said ia closing. "Do as they hava dons on ths battlefields of East Prussia, Ga uds and Bukowlna. God will watch over you. and Russia will remember you." There was absolute silence for a full mlnuts after ha had finished. Then ths sllenco was broken by a thunderous ononis of cheats : "Long 11 vs the em peror! Ixmg llv tho LRUs Father;" NKtV Yl'KK. May JS. In the fere of tiouhle holiday and strong Intimation that Germany's reply to Washington's) note In the matter of the Lusltania might be made public before the resumption ot In. alliens on Tuesday, today's brlet session or the stock exchsnge whs altogether a, Miivrflclal sfralr. The tone of the out- set was Irregular, gradually verging to, wards heaviness on rumors that tlerman has Issued another marine warning. Mora careful perusal of this notice served to nlly apprehension and In some quarters) was regarded as a desire on Merlin's part to show greater conciliation, leading stocks made full recovery in the final dealings, tho market closing with a firm tone. , Shrtrcs of the low-priced railroads, mainly Rock Island and Missouri f'a clilc. moved com rnrlly. Rock Island waaj ngnin under moderate pressure, but Mis souri Pacific displayed greater steadiness) or. announcement that morn notes hart been deposited under the plan to extendi Imyment for another year. Routine news bore on the general trade, situation, the leading dry goods houses In thlf. professing to see further Improve ment. Advices touching upon the gteek Induvtry told of greater activity at lead-In- centers of manufacture). The Canadian Pacific railway sub" mltted Its report of rarnlnga for April, showing a loss in net of 3i,0u0 and total decrease since l"t July of $7,874,010, Canadian Pacific was firm In Ijondnn, I ut Inclined lo further heaviness herv The Krie railroad's returns for April slso showed the effect of Increased o(erstlns; rxnsea with a decrease of $3.-a),ooO In nel. Total sales of stocks amounted to 1M.0OS shares. The bank statement disclosed another" large expansion of loans, but the actual t-Hsh gain amounted to considerably over $h,ij0,no. with an Increase of slightly morn than $.1,0110.000 In reaerves. Bonds were Irregular on moderate trad-. Ing. Total aalcs. par value, aggregated $'000. United States coupon 4a advanced a point on call during the week. Number i f sales and loading quotations on stocks were aa follows: Sales. H'fh. Law. CTwaa, II.. II.. U.. fcj.. 70.. II. .1011 140 7 46 .til 040 t 46 .101 120 T 44 .Ml H 1 II .171 140 1 47 M, .131 ... 1 471- 10.. 44.. 70.. U.. M.. Pr. it. At. Rh. ..171 in ,..fH4 2M ,..111 40 T 1114 ,..2i k i i:te ..aua urn I aa ... ... Tl ,..101 IS IS a I 14 am s 9 M pat s I 10 pm ali os pm bit N pm a 4 40 pm a 1 au pm all am a I 00 am a 1:4 pm s 4 ' pm 1114 am a t . la am BCRLINUTON STATION Tenth and Maaon. Burlington Depart. Dearer Limited all 14 am lrnvr and California a 4 14 pra Pusai Kound gipraaa a 4 10 pm Natraaka Points a I 10 am Ulavk Mllla a 4:10 pm I.lnoolB Mall b 1 10 pm Nonnwaat Kipraaa all II am Nitrutt gipcaaa a I 16 am Llncola Local a 1 M pra H. aurlar-l'iauanioulh b I "4 pm Plauamauik-lusa s I II am Ballavua-I'lallaiuoutk all 10 pm Chlraso hixelal S 7 46 am Cblaaso giprns a 1:46 pm Chlraao Kaal gipraaa S I M pm Craatoa Local b I 16 pm St. 1. K c. Hpoolal a 4 M pm Hi. Lfuls Hpaclal . K. C. a Hi. Juaaph a I 14 sm K. C. A St. Jtaops all S6 pm Arrl.a sit 01 am a I no pm a9M pm s 4 lo pm a I 20 sll 16 pm a I M am s 4 10 pm k I 60 am bit 14 am a I 60 am s I 40 pm s I 18 pm a I 0 am HI. 00 am sii'Mam a -i pm a 4.64 am WKSITEH ITRKKT STATION .Flf. toe-nth and Webster. St. Pan I, Mlaarepolla at Chicago, Osaakn Uovart. Arriae. Tia dtp Plain sir b I k am b 4 8b pm HU.ua I'm Kipraaa b I 16 pm bl:64sm blotil tty Paaaansat o I S an Iwan Local b I 00 pm b 9:14 am a dailr. b saily saacpt SuaAay. S11LL1' In sell of lha fact that rat. ceipts for tha first half of this week were tha largest for some time, lamb values advanced consistently and at tha closa of Wednesday s traua showed a gMin of 4ojmc over last week's close. Starting with Thursday, a -reaction set In, and In tha following two days most of ths advance shown during tha first half of the week was lost, so that tha week closes with prices no mora than steady to at the outside a dime higher than last Friday. Tops show a 20c gsln over last week, but ouallty of the In.) Iambi last Friday was nothing extra, snd the bunch that touched $9.80 yesterdsy was well finished. The week's top of 110 16 is the lilgheat ever Paid at this point bpringeis have been In uncertain supply, und showed quits a range In quality, but Thursday were selling at better figures than during the last half of the previous week, Califnrnlns bringing $11.60 on that day. The highest figure of the week is $11.76. which wss paid Wednesday, Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs, shorn, llht. t9.4Vu.80; Ismbs. shorn, heavy, $8.900.70; ewes, shorn, $6.264j41.00. CHICAGO LIVH STOCK MAHKKT tattle Steady Hobs Steady la Higher. 800 head: market steady; native beet steers, $7.00r(r.25', western steers, $8.7fK( 8 16; cows and neirers, s.i.wku a. (a , calves, $7.Ufit76. Hons Receipts. 12,000 head; market steady to a shude higher; llKlit, t7.fA''i 7 ..; mixed, $7.Ma7.W'i; hesvy. $7.207.76; rough, $7.20ffi7.t, plgn. $)i.OOii7.40. SIIKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.000 market weak; sheep, $j.60r.7'tii', lambs, $7.6otri0.2S. Kansas City Live Stock Mnrket. KANSAS CITY. Msy 29. CATTLK Re ceipts, head, market steady: prime 1 ' . . . - . 7F '. ... ... . I -.. . leu sierra, fo. iikci7.w , uich.ii utti aimii,, $8.(.i4U .66, western steers, $7.26-ilH 75; tix kers and feeders. $4V76J$.60; bulls, $6.7:7.'io; calves, r1.6(V'i9.60. HoiS RsM-elrts 2,jo head; market, steady; bulk of sales. $7.n0j'65; heavy, $7.4y7.66; psckers and butchers. $7.or 7.70; light, $7.0'a'7 70; pigs, $o.7ji7.26. BHKKP AND LAM BS Receipts, ) bead, market weak; lambs, $S 7.Vtr11 1.; yearllnKS. $7 6"as.(i0; wethers. $-i.it'7.'6, ewes. ,.mt 60. , SI. Joseph Live Slock Market. ST. JOSEPH. May 29 CATTLE -Receipts, lot head; market steady; atenrs, 7.7Mt.Oi. rows and heifers, $4.hi(9.00; calves. $760100. HCK1S Rax-elpts, 4.200 head; market, lower; top, $7.70; bulk of sales, $7.407.70 SMEKH AND LA.51 BS Receipts, J head; market steady; lambs, $10.511.86. St. Lora ta Lite Stock Market. ST. LOL'Ifl, May 29-CATTLIt-Ra-calpts. IW tieal; market steady; native beef ataa-rs. 11 fViM aS: yearllna- atecra ami heifers, $8.0Otj'.30; cows. K-atf-iO; stock- COCK FIGHTING IN BELGIUM FORBIDDEN BY WAR CHIEFS (Correspondence of ths Associated Press.) BRl'B8ELS. May 27.-I3ven the horrors of war cannot drown In the soul of the Belgian peasant ths joy of witnessing a cock fight Promptly with the advent of May ths old-time rock fights began again, but they had to be ordered stopped. Ths prohibition order, however, has merely driven ths rock fighters Into se clusion where they hsvs to be hunted out by tha authorities. Ths latter seek to stop the fights because they invite gambling and rob the farmers of money needed for other things. Apartments, flats, houses snd cottages can be rented quickly and cheaply by a Ees "For Rent" Ad. Alaaha field -. ; Amalaiald Cnvser .... Amallcaa Heat Sugar.... An.erlran (an Amrrloaa 14. A R .. Aniotlvaa 8. A K. pfd.... Am. Ruaar Setlnlna Amarltan Tobaroo ...... Anaconda Mining Atcriaon TUalllmora AV Ohio Iin-.lyn Mapld Transit.. California I'almlaum .... Canadlaa Pacitle Intral latbar Cheaaraaka Okie t r.lraso U. W Ihlcaso. M. at. P (Lie. a.) S N. w Chlno Cor-oar Ctlorado Kual AV Iron.... Colorado S Southern Pner Rln Urands.... Panrar K. II. pit...... IMailllara' Securllla .... Klla IKnaral Rlaclrla Ilreat Northaru ptd Ureal No. Ura etfa luinhalm Kiploratlon,. lllln.iU cantral Inti rhorciush Mat. pfd.... tnal Iratloa t'orpar Intarratlonal Ham-Mar ,. Kanaaa I lly Houlhara.... lMn Valley lai.vllle NaahYllla... Meilcaa Peirolasm kilanil Coppar Mlaaourl. K. T Vtlaarurt I'acllla Nrllimal Plarult National Iad Navaila Cuppar Near York lntrsl N. T.. N. M. a It Norfolk 4V Warn am N nhera Pacltto Psriria Mall Pacific Tal. S Tal reonaylvanla Ray Co a. Coppar.M...... Ilradins . Rtrxbllo Iron A Rtaal.... Hork HIand do... ........ Ilotk lalaad Ca. 9lA st. u 1 . r. u Houthera Paclflo , Soctliara Kallwsy , T aaaaaes Copper Taaaa Company Vnloa Parllln Prion Paclflo Pfd ,. t'nllad States Meal V. g. Ktaal ptd t'tah Cuppar Wabaah ptd ,.., Wratara Pnloa Weatlnsttouae TClaotrla .. Mmtant Powar Total aalaa tar tfes Say. 1.7'4 a, 60s 4,Tf K4 1.409 1. 70S 4 mo so 8. MS son lllll 600 too 1.404 mo "loo too i.'fsM 8.900 1.1IK1 II sno I ton 4os 1.100 1P0 UK) tl I. loo 111 MO 80S 1.600 I. I'D sin 1,900 lit HI) do i 'ti" JM 444 S4H M14 'ti't 4j i mi It; lWs 444 4!a It 4H la SAj 10) ie , at n 71 s. ft JM-V l"4. '" 11 tl ll.4 44 V V4j 11 . 7 It ill) Vi l4 M tM' tHSa, 161 161 1 li 1144j 114 14 1MH4 "w 40 U4 1M 7S ' TlH 7!Hi l Mt m4 i.iia, 140-4 1441. 144 116 81 r 7t 17' ll UV, U . I' lit 64 1614 16l 1614 444 ' M4 l4 -.. 41, 10l4 104 104 J"4 ' ' MS' ' M-4 107 )iiv -at n 1114 1414, 1414 1I4 874 3T-4 r4 H 4b 44 4H 4-, 84 974 M 144 I44 l 31 stu U in irni ut win ii ut f"S 44 M4l 11 9MS lAOw SSS 4614 It i s Ids S 46s Mti 93 , 111 47 shans. WHALERS HAVE GOOD LUCK DURING THE WAR SEASON CHRIST I AN I A, May 81.-The Norwe gian whaling In tha Antartlo has been more profitable this season than ever before, especially around South Georgia. Tho boats hava brought homo t2jm bar rels of whale oil valued at mors than $6,000,000. ";,. I Crow Go to Battlefield. t (Correspondence of tha Associated Press.) BERLIN, May 21. The swarms, of- crows usually aeon In ths vicinity of Berlin have disappeared and are said by tha naturalists to hava boon attracted to Kast Prussia to feed on tha many dead horses found thero on battlsflolds and by tha waysida. Seacoast towns also report that ths birds Instead of bains; plentiful ss In previous years, su-g now seldom seen. Thsre Is s small wsaily pa par which raflsots Now York Htuck Each ansa opportualtlas froa lha email lavaatofs alaadnolnt. laauad waakly, II 00 a year. Band fur aanipla eoplaa. ODD LOT RBV1X7W. I-, Bruadwap, Kaar Tark City. 54 Varietie. W au oBmJ Aa IWrn lama III.. . I 3. W , ana Fan m larss lllaa. aataioa. TRXTTIW . Oraftoa. Iowa- MANUFACTURING OPPORTUNITY Owing to change in state laws our plant closes Dec. 31, con sequently we are looking for a manufacturing business that has proven itself; some thing that could be much ex tended with additional room, capital and energy. Addrw. Sioux City Brewing Co., Sioux City, Iowa.