GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wlvstjt ii Strong-, Selling Quarter to
Three-Quarter Higher uid
with Brisk D&mind.
COJrnilCT STOCKS ABE SHAH
. OMAHA. Mny L IBIS.
. T W" "trong. selling c higher
knd there a good demand for that
f?1. Ooru ruled unchenged to c
olsToar, while wti advanced kAlc, Re
ceipt of (01 grain M good.
mocks of wheat ftp mall arm con
tract stocks abnormally amm.lL Therefore,
only about 6iu.0 bushels of thla grain
will be Miit around on May contract to
day. In addition to deliveiiee of possibly
,J,0u bushels corn and 4,00O,tf bushel
of oata it waa e&iwcted a fw wop Kg ago
that ahorta In May wheat would be
forced to go into trie pit and even up
their position at serious Iowa, but,
whti short have been eager Ui cover
outstanding oontraots, the longs have
been Just aa eager to obtain available
Profits, ao that condition were to the
liking of both the longs and shorts.
The seaboard reported 25 loads to go
out via the gulf at a price said to be near
the highest of the season. There were
ales here of 800 00 bushels of contract
wheat to go to store.
Clearances: "Wheat and flour equal to
778,000 bushels, corn, 2,000 bushels and
oat. 4H8.0U0 bushel.
Liverpool spot: Wheat unchangod to lo
lower; corn, uncharured.
Primary wheat receipts were 6M.0f9 bu.
and shipments of 1.161,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 423.0HO bu. and shipments of
l,538.af) bo. lent year
Primary corn receipts were 7W.000 bu.
and shipments of 1,039,000 bu., against re
ceipts ot 896,000 bu. and shipments of
7.ono bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 629.000 bu.
' and shipment of 1.232,000 bu., against re
ceipt of 419.000 bu. and ahlpinents of
4,887,009 bu. last year.
wheat. Corn. OM.
Chicago 162
Minneapolis 121
Imluth 43
Omaha R7
Kansas City .. 100
ltt . Louie. ......... ... 40
Winnipeg .1(4
201
76
73
61
These sales were reported today:
nneti: n
tear. 1.6
1.57: I ea
era wlnti
i miring:
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter) 4 cars, SI MM;
..54. No. I hard winter: X cars,
cars. 11.66: X cars. 1L&M. no. 4
winter: 1 car. 11.56: 1 car. 11.61. No.
4 miring: 1 car, 21.61. No. 8 mixed: 1 car.
E1.4K. No. 4
1.4. Corn: I
white: 1 ca
l mixea: l car, i car.
No. 2 white: 1 car 74Wo. No.
M 1 1 -. . runs, ,av, a tun, " v .... ,
(3Vic. No. 4 white: 1 car, rae. wo. z yeiiow:
8 cars. 73"c No. 1 yellow. cars, 73.c; 4
rar. 73Vc: 4 cars, 73c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
r.'1?. No. t mixed: 8 cars (near white),
f3So. No. 8 mixed: 1 car. 73c; t cars,
t2c. No. 6 mixed: 1 car, nfr. Oats:
No. 2 wlilte. 1 car. 634o. No. 2 white.
I cars. 53c, No. 4 white. 2 cars. 62Mrc; 1
rar, o2io. No. 8 mixed: 2 cars, USsC.
flomple: 2 cars, BlHo.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 8 tur
key. 81.6oHfM.67tt; No. 2 turkey. 21.
1.67: No, 2 hard. H.56V4a'1.67H: No. 8 hard,
U 64491.67: No. 4 hard. 81.63ffll.56: No. 8
Iprlng. Sl.Ritrl-ICVki No. 2 durum, 81.450
.46; NO. 8 durum, si.444Si.4i. torn: no.
white, 74$r74Hc; No. a wnite, isiw.j;
o. 4 white. 7!faT3o; no. d wnite, nvtw
7e; No. white. 7272Hc; No. 2 yel-
TSWST9e; no. s ye mow, idg-iso;
4 yellow. 72ifn2ttc: No. 6 yellow,
t2fflts: No. yellow. 71tta7ac; No. 2
mixed. 787SHn; No. 3 mixed, 72fTBc;
No. 4 mixed. 72OT24c; No. 6 mixe-J4 714
PHe: No. mixed. 714ii?2o. OatiR No.
I white, $&WqS,c; standard, 6J814.o;
No. S white. Siilc; No. 4 white. 52'4'3
Vc. Barley: Malting, 73?7c; No. 1
teed. SVuTSo. Rye: No. 2. S1.C0I1.10; No.
L ll.0el.v.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Fretaree of the Trading; aaA Closing;
' Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. May 1. Although deliveries
n May contracts proved to be heavier
than looked for, the wheat market today
I co red an- advance, helped by the faot
that the deliveries went Into strong
hands and that stocks promised a falling
6ft. The olose was- nervous at 4o to
c abov last night. Corn gained Ho
lo i&lo, net; oats, o to l0o, and
provision to to 150. '
- Rapidly decreasing supplies northwest
ind a prospect of large shipments to the
taut from Chicago had a good deal to do
with developing - bullish sentiment re
tarding wheat Large elevators and ex
port Interests were said to have taken
all the wheat delivered here on specula
tive options for the current month. Be
lief quickly spread that most of the
grain would be sent forward from here
as soon as possible, chief It export. Ac
cordingly, general buying set in after a
brief show of weakness at the start and
kept the market tending upward until
lust at the close.
Need ot rain east of the Mississippi
continued to act as a discouragement for
wheat bears- Only scattered - showers
reported, wholly insufficient to relieve
the dryness of the subsoil. Some author
ities asserted the crop could go ten days
lucre without damage, but others main
tained that unless adequate moisture
tame soon the result would be lowered
Conditions and disappointing ylolds at
harvest.
Corn displayed strength from the out
let. There were rumors of business at
the seaboard and no doubt was ex
pressed but that most of the corn de
livered her to cash houses today would
be shipped east. Notwithstanding that
warehouse tenders of eats amounted to
1,000.000, as much aa for wheat and corn
together, pit offerings of oats were
Oulckly absorbed, with more wanted. Por
tion demand was reported good.
Deliveries of provisions were not aa
large as expected. In consequence .the
market hardened, regardless of a decline
n the price of hogs.
Futuses ranged aa foil owe: '
Article! Open. I High. I Low. Clone. I Tes'y.
Vheatl
May
July.
Corn
May.
July.
Oats
May.
July.
Pork
July
lt 1 14 1 161
1 UH1 1 SPkl 1 84
0
6H
I
u as
18 70
U IS I 18 25
18 67H1 18 70
Sept,
u eu
10 as
Lara
July.
10 10 85 1 10 43, V
V S7Vk! 10 671 10 fc I 1
10 SS
SeuL
0 60
Uba I
July.l 10 09
ept 10 M
10 67H) 10
10 K 10
80 1067VJ
87W 10 86H
10 00
10 88
Chicago Cash Price Wheat: No. 8 red,
U.n&(il.t4; No. 8 herd, $1.64i&1.644. Corn:
No. 1 yellow. 7WSVic; No. 4 yellow, 77V4
pISe; No 4 white, 76a Oat: No. 8 white.
)64ijg'G6Hc; itandard, VV&iS7c Rye: Nomi
nal. Barley: 7iKic. Timothy: 8.6((j)
8.D0. Clover: 8H.5ur?rl3 .00. Pork: 817-70.
Vard- flOia Ilios: 86 764H0.J6.
BUTT FIR teady; creamery. 2F!ji2Sc.
FOTATOEa Lowers receipt. Sf car;
Michigan and Wisconsin, red, 30ti?3Gc;
Michigan and Wisconsin, white, 3f.'.j.
POUX.TRY Alive, lower; fowls, UhM
tprtng. 18c
tXXid Unsettled ; renelpts, 48.7C6 case;
at mark, case included, KCflc; ordi
nary faTsts. ITltanijo; firsts, IsiifclMic.
New Tork Ueaeral Market.
NFTW YORK. May l.-ai OAR-Market
forfutures was a little easier under scat
tered commission house sailing and llyui
tatlan for over Sunday, closing net un
changed to 4 point lower. Pales, 1.5
tona Raw, steady; moUsies. t.ttic; cen
xifugal, 4.83c. Kcftned. steady.
BUTTER Steady; receipt, ,1 tubs;
creamery extras, scoring, 30c: cream
ery, hlKh tooring, SOnSlc; firU, ZlWi
lilte; second. ni(C8c.
KOGa Weak; rticelpts. 68.006 cases;
fresh gathtred extras, o; storage
packed, extra first. l,fc.!2c;; flrai. 2Ut
tl'-US regular parked, extra ftrsta, 215
yc: firrta, lstSjc; nearby hennery
whites, fine to tuncy. 24c; nearby hi
lerv growna, 21Vi
CHEESE Finn- recetiHs. t424 box;
state, whole milk, fresh, spedala. liu
W'.c; average fancy. ISUtt'lOo.
POULT RV I 'reeaed. qi'let: westorn
froien rotating chicken, WaTTl; fwl.
I4vnvc; turKevs. Wu'l-.i live poultry,
'inn; western chickens, broiler. 36j.c;
fowl. 17c; turkey. lH14u.
Dflaaeapoll 4rala Market.
MINNKAPOL1H. May 1. WHUAT
May. 81 July. 81 cash. No. 1 hsrd.
II. -No. 1 northern, Il.ilijl.ii5; No. 2
northern, $1.S.'il
Klour sdvanced; fancy patent,
firs' clears, $i 75: eeccnrt clears,
K.;
14 50.
OOF N No. 8. iiow, mmmc, ,
OATK No. 8. white, 13''MVc
r'LAX 81.W"41
B A h LE Y ilj74c.
RYE II 131 I'i.
BRAN-fe.fr
Kaasas City tJrala aad 8ro
KANSAS CITV, Mr I.-WHEAT-N".
1 13
Hi 187 J 185)4
'
wi rr 7t,
75341 strW
54'il Ml U
MhiA &41 W
I 18 12
1 herd. 8l.wn4.3n.6g; joy 1 8t.Msyl!WiU:
May flMS; July, 83.2; September, Sl.uA
COKN-No. 1
No. t
white, H: No.
8 yellow, 7tVv'fO; No,
8, 76 ; May, 74o; July. 7ftQ-,6l4ei
lember. TcWor Dooemtier. tl.4.
Bp-
OATS-No i white, 64i4iUo; No.
I
mixen My6"c.
BUTTKK-Creamery, JSe; firsts. Joj
BeonndN peeking, 17Sc
K( SOS Firsts, ITStc; seconds. UHfl.
IMULTKY llena, 14o; roosters, lor;
turkeys, 14a
OMAHA OBNIDRtL MARKET.
BUTTF.R No. t 1-lb cartons, lie; No.
2, tiwlb. tubs, 2c
CHKK.-B Imcorted Swiss, 2V; Amer
ican Ib, tfc; block Swiss. 2Jc; twins,
KV; flaisles, l?Hc; triplet". 17So; Young
America. :: blue Ubel brick. lvc: llm-
burger. 21b. 2ic; New Tork white,
imi'Ortrd French Koquefort. 40c.
ISc;
t ItsH Trout. 14c: larve crihnniA 14c;
halibut. 13c; channel catfish, lie; herring, J
1c; codfish, 14?; mackerel, 16c; salmon ISc. I
. ' 1 . , t j n 1. vec naiiMiv, v iki I'D,,,
Wholesale prices of beef culs effective
April 24 are as follows:
BF.EF CUTS-Rtbs: No. 1. 17T4o: No. 8,
KA.t- No. 2 li!Wc. Chucks. No. i lOUn:
No. 2. c; No. 8. lec. Loins: No. 1, I
l;c: No. 2, le; No. 8. Wo. Rounds:
No. 1, ltc; No.1. ISc; No. 2, 11:4c. Plates:
No. 1, 8Vc; No. 2. Sc; No. 8, '4C
POULTRY Uroilers. c; spring chick
ens. 16c, hens, 14c; cooki. ISo: roosters,
8"c; stags, Sc; d'icks, 15c; geosa. 10c;
turkeys, 13'n.ic; rlgcons. per dos.. OV:
ducks, full feathered, lOo; tteese, full
feathered, 8c; squabs. No. L $1.60; No. 2.
6K: )
Fruit and vevstahie prices furnished by
Gilllr!kl Fruit company:
FRUITS-Oranges: California extra
fancy navels, all ia, 2S 5 per box: 6-box
lots, 88 16 per box; fancy California
navels, all sises, H per box; S-box lot.
12. SO per box. Lemons: Fancy Euriklst
JiiOm, S!i, 84 to 84.6t per box; choice Red
Ball. 13.50 per box. Qrixpefrult: Wis. 22;
44. U: Ms. 81: Ms. 27K per box. Ap
ples: Extra farcy white winter Pear
main)'. fl.fiO per box; extra fsncy Gnnos,
21. 60 r""r bov rinepples: Fancy Cuban
24a. 80s, 30a, f,78 per crate; 8-orete lots.
13 6ft per crate- for shipment Wednesday
or Thurndsy. April 26 and 29. Bananas:
22 to 12.25 ler bunch; 4c per lb. Ptrsw
herrles: loulstsna pint, market price
on dnte of shipment, prospective price,
$3.;'6 PIT case.
VEOETA l:l,KS California new cab
base, to to I11O lbs.. 3c per lb. Celery:
Jumbo, 90c per dos. Hrsd lettuce, 21 per
uos. Lear lettuce: c rr oo. Arti
chokes: 21.60 nor do. Kndlve: S5o per lb.
Onions: Yellow, 2c per lb.; Texas Ber
muda, white. $2.25 per crate; Texas Ber
muda, yellow, 8! per crate. Onion sets:
Yellow and red. $1.60 per bu. ; white. 21. 75
per b. Peppers: One per basket. To
matoes: Fancy. 14 per crate. Radishes:
BOc, per dos. spinach : toe per dcs. Psr-
wiey; j-t: per duk. iiiriiir'n; d"c per ao- 1
Red River Ohio. Wc per bu.! Minnesota
whites, URc per bu. Mushrooms: 60c lb.
Aspsrogu' Home-grown, 81 26 per dos.
mihceliankou Shelled popcorn, 4c
Per lb. Cracker lack: 83.50 cer case:
one-halt case. 81.16. IJmes: 8176 per
basket. Checkers: 83 50 per case; one
half case, S1.76. - Peanuts: Raw, 7o per
lb.; sack lota raw Jumbo, 8c per lb.;
roasted, 6H0 per lb. J salted, 21.60 per can.
Coooanuts: $3.60 per sack; 6O0 per dos.
Nuts: No. 1 California walnuta, lc per
lb. Brazils: )2,o per lb. 00 os. figs, 22
per box. Sugar walnut dates: 21.40 per
bo. Filbert: 16o per lb. Pecan: UHe
per lb. Almonds: o per lb.
Coffee Muktt,
NEW YORK, May 1. The market for
coffee futures opened dull at a decline
of 2 points under scattered liquidation.
Business Improved after the first hour,
however, and with Wall street and trade
Interest buying there was a rally near
the close which left final prices un
changed to points higher. Salea, 12,600.
May, 6.15n; June, 126; July. 7.41c; Aug
ust, 7.46o; Beptember, 7.50c; October, 7.56o;
November, 7.5Sc; December, 7.61c; Janu
ary. 7.67c; February, 7.73c; March, 7.79c;
Aoril, 7.K2C,
Spot steady; Rio No. 7, Vte; Santos
No. 4, 10c
There waa a, decline of 75 rela.ln the
Rio market. 1
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, May L COTTON Spot,
quiet; middling uplands, 10.40c. No sales.
Cotton futlre opened barely steady;
May. 10.04c: July. 10.29o; August. 10.29o;
October, 10.60cr December, 10.76c; Jan-
tiary, 10.76c; March, 10.96c.
Cotton future closed easy. May, 8. Mo;
July, 10.13c; October, 10.46c; December,
10.66o; January, 10.9c; March; W90o.
The cotton market's final prioea were
loweat of the aetrlpn, showing a aet loss
of U to 1 points.
LIVERPOOL, April 1. COTTON Fpot,
steady: good middling, 6. Old; middling,
5.66d;.. low middling,- 6 21d. Bales, (.000
bales.
nt. LoU Graia Uarket.
BT. LOUIS, Mo., May 1. WHEAT
Lower; track. No. 2 red, H.Mfll.fiMi; No
2 hard. $L6H&L6t; May, $1.66 July,
OORN-TIitrher; track. No. 8, 78Vc: No.
2 white, 7uWio; May. 77So; July, T29
OATS No. t E5c; No. I whits. ITKo.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. May I WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 Manitoba, 14s; No. 2. Us ed: No.
hard winter. ISs No. I red western
winter. 13s 2d.
CORN finot American mixed. ' new. 8s
ftHd: American mixed, old, 8s S4d; La
Plata, mixed, 8s lHd.
NEW YORK. May l.-The atatemant of
the actual condition of clearing house
bank and trust companies shows that
they hold 817C.1,870 reserve In exoea of
legal requirement. Thl Is a decrease
of 8&4.&U0 from last week. Tha statement
follows'
Actual condition. Increase.
Loans, eto .82,4aO,&S,00O 880O4,(M0
Keseree in own
vault 424.tsr.000 ' 7,83.000
Reeorve in federal re
serve bank 13,834,400 10,000
Renerve in other de-
poaltories 80.238.000 n.448,000
Net demand deposits J,84,SiO,a,& S.7lH,C
Net time deposits.... l?7,875.0uu 8,GLH.(M)
Circulation J7.6k3.000 . ,C0
Appregate reserve.... 676,0.6. (i0
Kxwsa reeirve 170.lsU.370 8G4,B30
Ot which rJM.Sc7.OD0 In apecle.
. Bummnry of Ktate banka and truot 00m
bante In Greater New York not Included
In clearing house atatement:
Loana. etc 8iW.S67.0n0 8581.100
Soecio 46.M7.sOO BtHUlO
Legal tehders .414.iO 10,l)0
Toeal deposit 7CC7,(M 118,100
Backr cam reserve
in vault 10 K8400
Trust companies' cash
reserve In vault 48.788,800
Decrease.
. '
Local Reoarltles,
Quotation nirntthta by Barn. BHaker O.,
M Umax nauoaai mu suiiuia;
stocks
Butlsr tlroa
OHr Trust td.. Onuns
City Nsttvnsl Hank. Omaha
Fairmont I're&oierj 7 par Mat M...
ratrniunt Creamery 10 par cant aocn
Hrdrmullc rresa Brick sea
Kaaaa Otr H. a L. ft
Lli-roln Tal. Tal. eon
Molina Plow af
Maunuuui autaa Tal. A Tel. ......
On a ha a C. B. 8t. Ry. pli
Onaha a C. B R. S. tti
BI4. AaVad.
w
. IT M
10
. Ml4 1M
. 120 1U
.10
. 411 O
101
lot
vm
7
44
btrck Tanto Mat. Bask. Buuik Oawba .. ..
tpoika Oral oom M
fcWa4a
Cs.munwaalLh Edlaon Ca. as, l.... M
Cclumkul. Nab., Eleotrla ta. 1 H
lvnla Kaaltf Co. aa. lu
I lia Co.. Ta. , Court Hauaa la, MA 11
Haoker Co., Nab., aa 1IM
I.hKCln O. A B. la. 1M1
Na York City a. 1U7 : i
Dn.aha Sawar 4a, lkaa lor,
City ot Omaha Imp. 1U7
Ciuaha Watar 4a. 1M1 lo:
On aha a C. B. St. kf. a. Ira ti
tIH a Co. aa, 144 Mia
Blate of luh 4W lot
Aickana a Inlawl Kmplra ta
I'Llvaralty Placa. Natl.. iK U)17 M
Wichita t'Dlua Ktock Tania 1m. lttt... M
VA
a
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Lo4o tx-k Market.
LONDON. May l.-IIollday on the
Stock exchange today.
B1I.VKR nr, i313-14d par ounce.
WONKY-l'-iSm per cent.
DIUCOITNT RATEM Short bllla, 3H per
cent, three month, tWal 1&-14 per cent
Dry Gooda Market.
NEW TORK, May 1 Cotton goods and
yarn were 11 rm i.xthv. unen were rirrn,
but demand waa moderate. Huriape ware
scarce and hlKner. Knit gooda were more
active. Dresa gooda and men a wear lines
7
aere oulet.
Raak learlag
OMAHA. May 1. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 84, 048. KM. 61, and for
the orra ponding day laat year 82.S1X-
4i'.0&.
Elcl a Batter Market.
EIjfJIN. III.. Way 1,Bl'TTKlU-Lower;
liK) tnl'S sold at X.
niu tf.M.MlA M,M,1 1)1',: MAI ( IHIfl,
r' 1 - -t:: .
When the Wild We 101 Ranch Show Comes to Town
- 1 11 , J
. i lll a r'yrmf f.. ;;- i-,
jfi s v'S X a X::x :'a Vi.:;: S
' "Tg to "Wild West Arriving S . - ' - ' . ' :'..- n I
,HIS to "Wild West Arriving
day" In Omaha. Miller Bros.
& Arilrvgtou'a 101 Ranch
Wild West ahow will reach
the city at an early hour
this morning, via the Burling
ton, and long before lato sleepers ar
awaka and stirring the trains will be
unloaded and the camp paraphernalia
transferred to the eld circus grounds at
Twentieth and Paul street. While tha
early hour may keep erne of tbe
youngsters and their Inquisitive alder
In' bed. thera will undoubtedly be the
usual army of the ourioua on hand to
match the unloading of tha show and to
enjoy the sights and scene Incident to
the erectkm of the tent city. The fact
that the show la to spend Sunday as
wall as Monday la Omaha will add to
the seat ot tha engagement-
There wtU be no delay In erecting the
big arena and other tenta comprising
the 101 Raoob canvas elty. Even the
necessary and delectable Incident of
breakfast will ' not delay the work, for
tha fires are started la tha mammoth
000k house wagon aa sooa aa It loaves
the "Tuna" In the railroad yarba and
by tha time It reaches the "lot" the
coffee and oatmeal and bacon are nearly
ready to serve.
There la always a great deal that Is
of absorbing Interest to tha curious
pffblla In the early hour of Installation
and preparation, especially on . Sun
day. Tha first sign of Ufa and of the
busy tant city that la to arise aa If by
magio oa the erstwhile deserted field' la
the arrival of tha stake and chain wagon.
It la draws by four great dapple-gray
horses from tha 101 ranch at Bliss,
Okl.. and It em ta come out of the
mists of tha morning from the Land of
'Nowhere. This wagon carries the ping
for marking tha "lot" and the stake
that will later hold the guy lines that
keep tha tents In place. The boas caa
vaamaa tnarka out the location and d
menalona of tha teats, tha canvaamen
follow with tha stakes, tha latter are
driven Into tha ground by a powerful
OMAHA LIYEJTOCR MARKET
Week Has' Seen tht Largest Run of
Cattle Binoe Last October
Choiot) BeT Higher.
E0QS GO AT TB"T CF.w L0WXB,
SOUTH OMAHA. May 1. 1816.
Reoainta am! , . r-sltla. Hoar. Hkaan.
Official alondar s.ioa kO-Vl 4.814
urriouu Tueedaa- 8.SM 14.M
OffldaJ adnesday... 6,o48, U.410
Official Thursday 6,447 8.634
8.0J3
t.tos
J,0:!2
1.2al
uiuciat fTOar lou
hatlmata Saturdar. 86
lx dare this weak. J7.828
83,625
S4.13S
44. IKK
Same days last week..H.7i!
Same days 8 areeks ago 18,ubl
Bum dava 8 waakk n 17 3x2
36.6oH
48,7e4
88,u:a
tame days 4 weak ago 8b,48
otmt daya last vaar..l7.hna
ana louowing laoia aaiowe lu weivn
of cattle, hoga and sheep at the Bouth
Omelia Ihre atcck market for the year
to-data, aa aesnpared with last year:
1&M6. 1814. Itc. Occ
Cattle 8a.660 t2.7 61,171
Hogs mMMJ442.rd 842.03H 2UU.7U
6iie . 7.7ai 878,108 11.271
The foilewiiuf tahte shows tha averaga
price for hogs at the 8ouih Omaha live
stouk market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 1U.
i14.l18 !11I.1U.U10.18U
April 11 T 1H
8 481
65
l?oitSo
8 88
886
a
8 07
88
6 i
AprU 17
8)fc
April IS
April 1
AprU 80
April 81
April ti
April to
T 8T
T 41
J
8
f M
6 m
8 80
5
t 84
184
i is
8 hi
IM
I 01
6 rj
7 01
T 48
7 41
April 21
7 87
8 40
1731
6 I4 8 1
7 Oi
AprU ail
I 84
6 6M
7 63
121
April W T 84HI
8 bu
7 41
f 41 6 eUti
r (71 6 831
A I 81
8 U
(112
April tl, 7 8 n
8 81
7
6 831 8 IM M
Apni z ( a? i aV
AprU Wj 1 8 i;
April ft 1 40'il t 18!
81 8 OK,
1 08
7 5 74 U
7 ton 1 14
7 01
V.
May l..
..I 8 17 6 81)
7 bl 6 1
ounuay.
CATTlakJ Receipt of cattle have been
very largo thla week, bring U.e largest
of any tune since laat October, when the
ranae tutlo season wa In it nc.ignt.
Uhile le leouitts have consisted very
largely of cornft-d ter, there has also
beam a large sprluklng uf atocker alio
feeder stuff, with a fair showing of
butcher stock.
The trade as a whole on beef steers
im .uu am iv ii jr wan uh
week of law. uooa u cbovoe ugni
beevt have bean the moat aeuglit after
and they are lOfjlSc higher than the
close mt last week. Heavy beeves showtnl
soiimi advance, but lost the advert later
on. ao that at the cloa of the week
tney are oniy mmi aveaoy wim iar.
week.
Cows and heifers, especially heifers
and light weight cows tin heifer oid'r,
have been active aellers all the week, and
they are fully tady with last wr.ea a
cloae. Hoavy and rough vow and the
leaa dealrable grade generally have been
alow and are UHtfSu lower than laat
week's close.
fcttookera and feeders have been In
larger auppiy than uauaL and while tho
demand luts been good, prltsas have h4
a lower tendoncy. The beet grades have
not shown so much change as the com-
non to medium anadoa. but It Is safe to
?uot the general market aa I's&'iic lower
or the weak.
Quotations on rattle: Good to choice
yearltnaa. H.TUil 46. good to choloe heavy
&AJ
corn fad beeves, 7.7Mi8.a; fair to good Aged sheep were In vary moderate aup
eornfed beevca, 81 d'rtl 76; common to fair iPU' all week, only a prlnkllog of eve
cornfad beevea, n (UmI Uu; good to cboic
J " . . -A-f -A- -
;" : A'
mechanical stake-driver, while the can
vass is being spread . upon, tha ground
In sections and laoed together, and In
an' Incredibly short space of time every
thing la In readiness for the raising of
the tanta and they go up with -the ease
and precision ot a sail , on an ocean
going yacht. v ,
The first tenta to go up are the cook
xue and horse tents. Tha ' first la
heifers, 86.T5ifi8.O0; good to choice now,
o.u7.40; fair good cow, o.75r.60;
common to fair cows. 83.76ijfi.76; good to
choice atocker and feeders, 87.fior-W.0O;
fair to good atocker and feeders, 87.000
7.60; common to fair atocker and feed
er. 8:.lsi)7.vO; stock heifers, 85.70&7.26:
stock cows, 8T.G0j4.76; stock calves, tA.ttP
826; veal calves. 87.2&t10.00; fat bulls,
tags, etc., 86.0OUa4.76: stock bulls, ti.XiQ
7.00.
HOOS After noon yesterday packers
cleaned up a few of the forty loads that
were left unsold around 87.86. that is a
nickel higher than Thursday's average,
or 6c lower than the early Friday trade,
but when the day's market was over
there were some twenty-five loads left
unsold.
Today's trade opened out rather slow,
but with so large a supply of fresh
hogs, and a liberal carry-ever from yes
terday seller did not take long In mak
ing up their niltdg to out loose at 100
lower figures. aVowhen Packers started
bidding on thla baala, it did not take any
great while to clean up everything on
moatly luc lower baala. Shippers did not
fet In very atrongly today, and prao
Ically everything went to Killer. Bulk
of tha sale waa made at tl.'Jbfai.X with
a big long atrlng at 87.30, and shipper in
one or two caaea pain aa man aa ii.tu,
The feature of the market waa Ita ac
tivity, everything being sold by 10:30.
The week' trade chows a net decline
of 6&10C. Receipts have not been
on most days, but shlpnlna: buy Ins
been the lightest for some time, and aa
packer aeem to think that values went
up too rapiuiy m tne laat three weeks,
they succeeded In working prices down a
little. 8ellera fotiKht the decline haed
every day, and tiie ieult that moat of
tne wctK i maraet were very dragg?.,
with Utile doing until well along towards
miuuay.
Krenh receipts amounted, to about 181
ear, or ll.fssj head, being with the ex
ception ot TuesdHy the heaviest run of
tha week. Added to this were the twen-
I r-"ve cars iieiu over irom riuay. The
total for the week 1 u3.4)2 head, being
I over i i.wm larger loan last week, ami
gain of nearly 20,iuo over last year. Thl
week' run la the largest alnco four
week ago. Tbe lucruaaw (or the year
now amount lo hlu.7t4 bead.
Rein, iiiiIuuvm ajlca:
. Kh. r.
..147 i 7 W
..mi s in
..-. 40 7 16
..;ii ... 7
ii ... 1
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No.
7-i...
44...
74...
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at. sh. r.
,. IM ... 7 13
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...tit It 7 is
40 7 40
...UI ... 140
U7.
0...
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4.
.J ... TM
blllCi.t' A U usual on Saturday there
veia no sheep or lamb on salu, the only
fresh recelplj lelng five c.ui consigned
direct to a iHiclwr. For the week tolal
aupplica amount to aurnothlitg like 2.8il
need. Thla I tbe amalleat run aluoe
clirlatma wek ul laat year, and U
nualler than the corcvepondlng week a
yeur ago by nearly W.uuO bead,
As waa lot! Mill f .' il t I ha ni,.., s.t la4
week, prc uf lambs had been puahed
'up ao hlh that tuey wem Inclined to be
a little . topneevy, and-even this week's
light run could not keep buyers from
tuuina off all of last w.ak'i avuno.
Current Ismb prices are around 4uc Ijwer
than at Uaat woek'a clo.o, with tope
yesterday at 810.4U, aa ag'iinat io0 last
t rlday. On Monday a luc. a4ane all
around boosted lamb prtcea ti tlO.tO, the
1 Ik heat ever recorded bore, but tart lag
with a quarter decline on Tuesday piiuea
dropped a half dollar In the neit two
daya, and as thre wa no particular
change Thursday or r'rtday, the aeok'a
trade closed 4Jc lowur than last wuk, or
60o below the high spot reaohed Monday,
'There was only a sprinkling of shorn
,lunbs here on any day, hardly enough to
base comparison on. Th hlgheat t-rloe
paid durins the week for mora than a
ilea head waa 88.60.
nowing up. rnoea taaa or: eugntty
necessary In order to promptly serve
breakfast to the several hundred em
ploy ea with the ahow; the latter are es
sential for tha abetter of tha anlmale.
There are, It to announced, hundreds at
horses, a big hart, of buffalo and a
bunch of long-horned steers with tha
ahow. After tha stock baa been provided
for, the big arena, with its amphi
theater and canopy-oovered acuta, tha J
during the week, but comparative sales
show that yesterday's top of 88.60 was
aa high as a week ago, when ewes first
reached this future. A seven-car shln-
ment of shorn Wyoming ewes sold Mon
day for delivery Tuesday at g7, and on
Thursday two email bunches of clipped
westerns sold at ' and 4f.au.
Following Monday advance tne gen
eral market was In very Indifferent
shape, but the feeling strengthened up
Friday, although prtces were Quoted aa
no more than firm on tha few cars that
were here on that day.
Quotation on sneep ana lamca: iaiiiol
light, 110.101060; lambs, heavy. 8U7&W
10,10; lambs, shorn, lJt.0utid.6Ui yearlings,
light. t.004J&; - yearUnga, heavy, tM J
8.00; wether, good to choice, 8i.26u.71i;
wethau-e. fair to goott. ta.UuAXi: ewea.
good to choice, 7.7Ktj0; ewea, fair w
good, fi.xxtti.iu.
CHICAGO UVXJ sTTOCK MARK.ET
tattl Btawdr Iloara Weak gkeap
gteady.
ClIBCAQO, May L -BATTLE) Receipts,
800 ' head; market steady; native beet
steers. 86.1W8.76; w astern steer, &.6ut
7.4U; cows aud nailers, ii.b0; calves.
HOUB Reoelpts, ltOnO head; market
weak, mostly &o lower; -bulk of sab.
t7.faVuff.70; light, 87.4Oi47.60; mUed, 87.9X9
7.75; heavy 67.UijlJ.70; rough, 87.10arfjk;
Pigs, fTkaWI.W. .
Kaasa City Lire Stoolc Market
KANSAS CITT. May 1 CATTL,F
Reclata, 100 head; prime fad atera, 8H86
. n .u. . J .. , , ... f a, ii.
VI.w, wuvao ' , BM.a, a1
weatern atera. 87.8118.26; atoc.kera and
feeders, 86.6utua.76; bulla, LaO,7.0u; calves,
86 OtXu'W.W. '
Htxili Receipts, 1.000 head; market
hiiitier: bulk of salt. S7.iW7.60: heavy.
87.3jiu7.40; packers and butcher. 87.409
7.6.1; light, s7.40tif7.66; pigs, W .MU'I
battle and sheep unchangod; day quo
Iciluina stand for nluht rooort.
BHIUKP AND IAilUH Receipts, 800
bead; . market teady; lamba. 8. WI0.40;
yearllnga, ri.WWAl wethers, 87.0&&87&;
ewe. H.7&l.i8.
St. Lou la Live Hack Market.
st. i-orjia. May l-:atti.k ii-
cetpU, sun head; market steady; native
beet -steer. 87 .BVl-s .60; yearling steers
and heifers. 8.(ri.S0: oowa. 6.0v'(i?.8!;
etockera and feeders. l.0ft7. 75; southern
steer, V,.Xit.W; cows and hslfera, 84. CO
(hi.iu; naUv r alvua, 86.009)10.00.
HtXJS ltetalpta, 8,600 hend; xnarkat
lower; pigs and lla-hta. r.8Vu7.B; mixed
and butchers, t7.07J(6; good heavy. 87 "0
67 60.
KHiiBP AND IaAMUf Reoolpta, nomi
nal; market ateady: lambs, .60alA TIS:
awe, 8.6ie.86; dipped lamba. 4.76Jy
8.10; yearlings. 8S.6ua0.a0; clipped year
lings, 7.OtiPJ.74
Kansas City Llvw Irock Market.
KANSAS CTTT. May l-CATTLJO-Hecelpta.
108 head; prune fed atrura 8.8C
rjO.OO; dreaaed bef atears, . 87.40ytJ.lA:
weatern steers, 87 stockers and
f.eiWs, 88.6084.78; bulls, 8L60.iy7.vO; salves,
8.i.0m.
HOUU-Racelnta, 1,000 head; market
weak; bulk of aalea, t7.8UJ7.45; heavy.
87.8607.40; packers and butchers, 87.86i
7.4ft: liirht. r; ibun.ib: flit. TJ.wjn a.
fcHluKP AND LAMBHaoeliK, M
head; market steady; lamba, 8 .(&in0.4U
yearllnga. r7.86cJ6: wethara, t7.0vc.76
ewes. 86.7&'fi.ab.
t. Joeeph Live Stock Market.
BT. JfsMkPU, May 1. CA TT LM Ra-
oeluta. XjO head. Market atrady; stoeia.
t72M28.(4: oowa and heifers. 84.Zj.0;
ea vea. KI.OtmH.Vi.
U003ftceuL4, aVlfiO head. Market
Indian village, with It ejorimia tepees.
and all the other tenta required for the
various department of tha show are auo-
oraslvely erecUd. The raising of the
flag gtvee a finishing touch to this elty
of oanvas and tronnoua entertainment
Tha engagement of tha lot Ranch ahow
111 open with tha afternoon perform
ance Monday and there will also be a
performn noe at .night ' Tha program
starts at 1:1 and 8:18, A performance full
of Ufa and "go" la promised. Some ot
tha popular feature of other years have,
It la announced, been latninad, but these
hare been re-enforoed by new and "P-to-date
offering. A band ot BJoux and
other Indiana, under the leadership of
Chief, Iron Tail, the noted old Indian.
whoso profile adorn tha -nuiraio"
nlokol. will give their aan. do and war
danoea, they will ill oat rate tha 'Indian
method of stalking tha wild buton. and
they will picture tha old-time Indian
warfare by attacking a pioneers camp;
Mexican bandlta will hold op tha ataga
ooaoh) a horsethtef will be oaptured and
punished; thera will be a round-as with
long-homed oaltle; reos-nessly and daring
cowboys and oowglrla will ride bucking
bronchos; remarkably educated hign-
sohool horaea wilt danoa tha tanajo and
turkey trot; a big company of expert
ropers will illustrate the possibilities ot
the lasso; cowgirls will engag In a big
bat tournament which promises both
thrills and laughter; thera will be a
pushball contest between rancher and
Indiana, and many other strenooM dut
olavs. And then, aa If all this promise
of lively entertainment waa not epough,
,h nonuunent aaaounoea a seriea of
rough-riding atunU by a troop or Ro-
slan Cossacks and a number 01 aanaoy.
tlonal clroua acta.
The parade that usual y anticipate tha
opening of tha 101 Ranch engagement
will not take plaoe until Aionoay morn
ing. Tha procession, which to sud to be
mora than ordinarily picturesque this
season, will leave tha grounds about M
o'clock and pasa aver tha usual down
town route. Boats on sale Monday at the
Myers-DlUon Drug atora.
strong; top, V.Si bulk f galea, I7.49
7hkBEP AND LAMB8 No recaipla
Market steady; lambs. tlOOOiftUlLg.
Bloaa Ctty Ha ataok Market.
HIOUX CITV, la., May 1.-CATTU15-Reoelpta,
100 head.
- Kexia ItaKselpls. e,9 head; market 6c
lower; hvy. 87.8MW.30; mixed. 87.86;
light, rJot7; bulk of aalea. tl.tXW
' ailUJIEP AND XaAMBS Not quoted.
DDJI'S REVIEW
OF
X
TItAOR
Eaek Week atreactkams Oemflaaavaa
la ale-rlwea of Activity
N-HW TORK. Aurll 80.-R. O. Duo A
Co.'s Rear lew of Trad tommorrow will
say: ,.
Vaanh wiaak N atrerurtbena eonfldeooe ta a
progressive twoewal of buauea activity,
bot tbe movament la In many departioenU
( trada ao alow and there are ao many
troae Influences at worg tnai soma aia-
appointnnt is felt that tha advance .
on tha whole, not more pronounced.
The recent favorable conditions la ta
tlie marketa ara maintained, cotton goods
being In excellent demand and the move
ment ot underwear ana nosiery ezpena-
Ids.
Crop reports continue favorabla
yinaaeial conditions remain vary sua-
pioioua. with money easy. There la a con
siderable reduction In tha Buatber of. un-
employed. .
The eiuort movement eoatlnuea heavy.
the trade balance In favor of this country
n the last weak being nearly t21.U0o.OO0,
a large increase over the preceding week.
March export of wheat were tha largaat
lor any month on record.
Cotton exports In March war tha larg
est In fifteen years.
DoumisiIo demand for Iron and steel is
still eonaldtwably below capacity.
Rank clearings for the week amounted
to 8i.10,lsa,6Ka, an Increase of LI per cent,
compared with the same week laat year.
Uualneaa failurea during tha weak to
taled 447. as aaalnat for the corre
sponding week laat year. Failures In Ca-
sua number a, as compared wild, aa xor
tbe sania week laat year.
Pfew York Money Market.
NEW TORK, May 1. MKKCANT1LB
PARfclb-SVyiivll per cent.
BTKJtLJNti KXCIiANOB Kasler;
slaty-day bills, M.lato; for oablss, 84.7M0;
fur denutnd. 84.71U6.
HlL,yb,lV-)iar, IrPfra; Mexican dollars,
koNDH Oovernment, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
follows:
D. a raf.
. aa Ma fas. av. ta...,. 44
.Ml N T tr f. SH...
.UI1I4M. T. aiy 4Ss lOoti
.luiN. Y. Hlala Ikt. .. .1144
.14 N. Y.. N. M. A H
do aoupoa .
O. f. . rag.
do eeuaaa .
D. a 4a. rag.
do oaupoa .
.lias, er. t 110.
Paaaun aa oouaa.
,101V
Paciri 4a.
Am. trmallers 4a....l06' do la so
4. T. a T. rv. 4Haa.lISO. g. U raL as.... 41 W
Arauur a (1a. 4v.m.. 83- Pas. T A I. aa at
Atoauua aa. .... MeFesa. sou. 4a t
Hal. a Ohio da M da aoa. dh4a, IM
i:naa. A Crtilo 4Saa.. w Raadlaa aoa. da..... W
U n. a w. a- as.... enr. a g. -.
CM IP g 4SW..101 so. Pa, av.
O. A B. let. 4W., ad do al. 4a..
V. a R. O. rmt la. 4 : de av. to 10141
fcrle sse. 4 1a Railway aa l"i
Oaa. piaetrla a....iu4 tlnloa Cacina 4a....
Oraat Ko. lat 4e.. Mo v. da at
M. Oa. rat. 4a...., at O g. Kolibar .... Iu4
K. C. go. rat. U ... III,)'. 8. (Mal to k6
U N. aul. 4a. . . 44 Vi Wabaah 11 to 10J
at. K T. la 4a tTwWaau ISaloa 4a.... M
do av. 4.. 14 ta Waal. Klaa. a. to.. NU
1114.
Apartment, flats, houses and cartages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Ilea Tor Rent" Ad.
7-C
NEW YORK jtfOCK MARKET
Short Session on Exchange Mainly
Repetition of . the Eeoent
Days.
STANDARD SCARES NEGLECTED
NKW YORK. Msy 1 -In lis msln
a(ent today' short session of the local
exchsnge was largely n rliltlon or re
cent day. In the sense that a veiv . in
sider hie iart of the turnover wns'nR.i m
In so-called war sloe ha and silled stmr
WeattKghouse F.le-trt and other In tt n'
class constituted the mot prmnlnptu u-
lure. StiMlchKker wn strongest of ,im
motor group, with now high record " 1
rumor of dividend prospects.
Utandani stock were lie .i.- ' l
throtighout and for the most pu: tc
under .venterday' lowest U'otal 11;.
though showing- some hettermen at .
cios. I'nltcd Htnte Heel was ti c i :i .
one of the speculative favorite lo sli '.
relative stOHdinc, rising to Us ten. 1 ,
the final dealing.
The insrkct waa more than an ord'.n
proft'sslonal affair, much of the t x.li .
which exceeded fOOno shares, rep: e
lint week-end settlements of cu 1 n
ontract. The rovirso of prloe frt-oi :1m
10 time Riiggesteo:- a renewal ni 1 en 1.. .
operation In ome of the more nl 1 , -able
Issue.
Ueneral new of the dv. whlc i d-l
with Improved conditions In mn,- l.;i, .
of trade, particularly tentllea and . . 1.
logemer with latest war d-velop;.c itj.
played little. If any. nart In the rt . 1 j
operatlona
The bank statement was In line wli'i
expeotatlona. showing a large actu.,1
raah gain with an expansion of ov. 1
8i.flft,0i In lonns. the latter natural re
flection of the week's activity In the
stock, market.
Total rale of stocks amounted to Sflov)
ah re ji
The lond market ,n mim imnn.
tor than the tork list, on a minimum
of traJIng. Total sales, liar value, aggre
gated 8J.?:A.
1 nltea Htaies i-oiiion rti'l registered 2n
and 1'niintnA .1 dci-linwl , per cent on
call during Iho rrk.
Number of sales jid Irsdlns? a:iorHt1nn
un mini vrr its -o.lows:
Balra lllfh. Law. Clnaa.
Allr floM
SnMlnsukW tn.
1.4'" J 4 VfA
14, SOU
7a)
87.4ns
S.txa)
7"k
4k
4t
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49
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40
44
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101
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too xt 14 laitt.
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ai((akalni Rxplorsttea. 8,40
41H
luinoia tatncrai ................
Inter bom iai Met. pM.... l.Vro
InaiiliMloe Oavnas 1,400
Inlaraallonal HarraaUa
kaaaaa (ty aaatbara.... .V
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Miutraa Patrolaam
Miaaal Capa-r
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Mbwoart PaaltM
National Blaaalt
Katlonal Load
Navada Opar
Now Turk Uaatsil
N. T., si. U. II
Norfolk 4V W.atara....
Nortkara Paattla
Paclfla Mail
Psoitis Tal. Tl
rannayitanla
kar Oaa. Ocopar
Koadlna.
Hatnalla ram a Steel. ...
fines, laland Co
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gouthsr Ballwar
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V. p. caaal pi
lltak OuSPar
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Waatara Haloa
Waatiaahawaa BlastHa .
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Total aataa far tha gay. M
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shaiaa.
Five a "rated Applea and Orieal llm
N87W. TORK, May l.-EVAPORATKIi
APr'LFS-Uarket oulet.
DRIED FRUITS Pmneo. Inactive;
eprioota and peaohea. dull; ralalne, quiet.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, May I. M ET AU4 The
general market for metals we 4uU Bn,i
notnlnal. tapper continued firm; elec
trolytic. 10; casting. 118.60. Iron un
changed. Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rentedqulckly and cheaply by a
Baa Tfar Rent"
FOR 1915
COPPER
CHARLES A. 8TONEIIAM at COM
PANY announce a new publication
In their series of PROTMOT1V13
PUBLICITY. enUtled "OOi'FlCR."
Tha new booklet contains a wealth
of vital andi valuable Information on
this aubjevt. It oompriaec aialy pags,
divided Into five parts.
Iart L contains the history of oop-
rsr metal, the part now being played
y A n aari can mines In the world's pro
duction and demand, together with a
forecast of the future of the red metal.'
lart IX. la devoted to Copper 8cur
rtlee, the history of the shavre marketa
and tbe present relationship or aecurt
ties i rlces to the new oondlUon In
the metal.
afar U7. contains copper statistics
of Incalculable lvalue to the Investor
and apeculalor, allowing production
and consumption figures, price ranges,
dividends, eto.
8art IT, represents an analysis of
thirty-five Copper companies, giving
capitalisation, funded debt, officers,
dominant tntereata, property location
and acreage, ore reserves, costs, an
nual output, and at the end of eaeh
company statement tha company
analysis la appended, a table showing
earnings per share with each variation
ot lo par pound In the price of copper
metal,
, ejr T. rive lnatrtictlona for trad
ing In oopper eeouiitle. together with
a brief description of the basin of
Charlee A. tonaham II Oompaay,
The booklet is handaomely and at
tractively printed In two colors, bound
In oopper colored covers, snd is a de
luxe edition.
A eovr of this booklet will ha sent
withoat any oharre whatsoarres. The
edlttoa 1 limited beoauae of tha rrea.
asueaae inourred ta Ita preparation,
and we sagreet requaata for eoplas hi
filed as early as poeelble.
CHAS. A. ST0S.EKAM & CO.
41 Broad It,
sTew Tork Ct
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Oar Haad loaki aa Pi
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racsis leaa aatica la 14 itlaaHUt dwararas
UN 8 CO IS Waat.artk BU.
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tka aaai laraator, tails ta slain Kniia
al Mew ok gtock IBaotukuaa Intaauaeul vp
aortaaMta. II 04 a yaar. Saad tor aait,a
eapias. Id Broadear. Maw Yor City.
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