fi-D
THE OMAHA SUNDAY Bi'.E: MAY
1916.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Brisk Demand Offsets Heavy Re
ceipts of Wheat and prices Run
Unchanged to Higher.
CASH DEMAND FOR CORN SLOW
OMAHA. May , 1H.
".rln receipt were vcrv heavy again
today and tliei wa n general advane
In price.
V hi lit receipts were exceptionally
heavy for this tlni of the, year and theie
as an vttve csal) demad for th a
men) Tlie bulk of the No. 4 hraj w n
lor wheat sold at pr.cca ranging from
l.fS to fl.Oi', and a fw can of Letter
quality brought Pour harl
whint sold from ! tu $1.1.4. th hulk of
tli being made at advanced price
lha whtat market wua quoted from un
ctangcu to p half cent higher.
'i lie corn market waa strong, but the
galea wore light.
There waa a fair demand for oata and
the manfcet fold from unchanged to a
q arter higher.
ltye wax nuoted cent tip.
i-aricy artvamed a cent.
V, lest IH:tn 'feerv. heat
eo.iai tu J.iifc.iMi bushel.
Liverpool ciuaa: Wheat,
'rurn, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipt
bunhel and ahipnii fiitn, M.hi bushels,
against ii tjit of iM.qis) bushel and
ahlpmcnta of ;;t.ji bushel lam year.
Primary corn receipt were toWSf'
bushel and shipment, (.yfi'm huliels,
MtiiiliiKt receipts of iiU'i.nOf) bushel iind
shipment of tK,ft bushel last year.
1'rlmary oata receipt wera l.ia.l
bushels and ahlpniems, .YiM) buhel
against receipt! of 6I9,Oj6 bushel and
hlpmenf of l.l.PViufl bushels Init year.
CAKUIT IIKCr-iHT".
Wheat. Corn
and (loui
unchanged;
wera wh.imj
a;
117
n
72
2H7
M
73
Chicago
Minneapolis
Iniluth
Omaha ......
Kanaaa City
f-t. l.nula ...
Wlnnlnea ...
These nle were reported today:
Wheat-No. 2 hard winter, ear, $1.10;
1 car, M'f. a car, lit. No. 3 hard
winter, 1 rar, l b; 4 rara, II (m; 4 cara,
91.; 12 rara, tl.lfi; I car, fl.Cfc; t cara,
$r!H; 11' rata, II. M; 2 car. II .On'; 4
cara, II m. No 4 hHrd winter, car, 11 04,
J i-Hr, II ,03'$; I rara, l 0,1; S cara, II .02';
4 cars, 11.02. 3 rara, II. Ill1,- 9i cara, 11.01;
1 cur, flOu': 1 car, Wo; 3 cara, Sw Nam-
?le hard winter, rata, Hf.c. No, 2 durum,
car. ll.OH. No. mixed, 2 cara, $1.00; No,
4 mixed, 1 car, II 02.
Hye-No. 2. 1 car, 84c. No. S, t cara,
9o.
Parley No. I, 1 car, 70c, Sample, 1 car,
m:
Corn No. 2 white; I cara. 714c No, t
white; S cara, Tlc; 4 cara, 71c. No. 4
white: 1 car, 7o'4c; I car, "u'e; No. 2 yel
low: 2 cara, 7,'le,. No. yellow: 1 tar,
72'4-c; I car. 7iV; 8 cara. Tin, No, 4 ye.
low; 1 car, 71 No. yellow; ' car,
't'V; 1 car, iic; 9-ft car, c. No. 2
mined: 10 cara, Tltyc. No. 2 mixed: 6 can,
'it' ic; 2 cara, 7o'i'. No. 6 mixed: 1 car,
Kt'ic Nn. 6 mixed: I car, (; 2-5 car,
', 1 car, il'W. Hninpla mixed: I car,
He.
lata No, 3 while: 3 rara, 42o. No. 4
white; 2 cara, 4Mc; 2 cara, 4l'4u. Hampla
white: 1 cr, 4h:; J cr, 4fr; 2 cara,
40S1'; 'i car. 4no; I car, 3!t'V
(imnha t'aeh Prlcea: WheatNo. 2
hard. tl.l.lo; No. 3 hard. ll.04Vil,flK;
No. 4 hard, ; VII.OC No. 2 aprlna. I.H
il.l3; No, aprlng, Sl.OltH.W: No.
liiiuin, II omI.oii; No. 3 durum, l.o?'i m.
"ornNo. 2 white, 7K7l4c; No, 1 white,
0Vu71'.ic; No. 4 while, V70i,ic: No. 6
hlle MM'" '!"'' I No. 8 white, eWic; Wo.
yellow, 72V(i73r; No. 3 yellow, 7272 V;
No. 4 yellow, 7l7mc; No. a yellow,
i70'4c; No, 8 yellow, sfJ9Hc; No. 2
olxtd. 7l'71'ic; No. 3 mixed. 6K7rt'c;
.o. 4 mixed. 6SHnHe: No. t mixed, 68
,'c No. 6 mixed, 7&Se.
fia laNo. 2 white. 4r'S4Se: atandard.
-.'V'ae; No. 3 white, 4l'(J(2c; No. 4
While, 41A41V.
HaTley-Malting. 970c; '.To. 1 feed, W
(J'lc. ,
iy).N'o, 2. IWfi32Ue: No. X, HMJWe,
Chicago cloalng pflcea, furnlahed The
Hee by Logan Hryan, atock and grain
broken. III! Honth hUteetith a'reet:
Low.
Article; Open.
hl-Hli
May. 113i-'i
Jiily.'1l4-V'
Hept.llHU-'x!
Coin.
MH.v.7i'ri,j
July.7tl''K,
Sept.liOUiVv
(.Oil a,
May. ;4"V4'ii
Jnly.'Wi,''.
Sept. I 3li
Pork.
May
,lnlv.
hetit
I rd.
May
High.
rhiaeyefy
to W
i n
1 w
1 li't
77H
7'(H
71
4Nt a
4:1
fl
24 10
21 HI
1
1 M'
7S
'lh'
TtVW
47'4
1 14',
1 14
1 164
77
1 12
1
t 13'i
7HS
7518 .7tVi '
47'4S:
43t'4-1',43'M
1i
I !3 1
I 2 2'4jl
I
l.'f'V:',! v io I ii (r.'u
J.ily.a-Hio,! u jn ir, t,i
nepL.tfT'iOiiaiiaaoi u o7h
Htba.
1 70 U' tl 70
12 so I 12 7'tl 12 o
May.
.1 ulv.
Kept.
3T
54 10
a s;
:;i u
13 10
13 05
13 15
12
12 W.
12 Wt!i'.;i:i;Mi u 12 w,
47
43
a m
21 46
23 33
13 K'i
13 00
13 0.'!i
i;ii;i70
I 13 77
I 1 J :)
I'll 14 A4.0 I. II UN AM) PltOV !!
rralarea of the Tradlun and Clnalnit
I'llcea on Board of Trade.
CmOAiiO, May . ("top damage, from
Snt-u I011; and hexeian fly tuok flrat
place tinln In the attention of the wheat
liHilc l.arrcly a 11 reitlt prices cloned
etrmig. 2'4112-v t'"l hlKher, with May
t II.I4T and July at II. Hi Com gained
. 'it 'tc, oh 1 a lt(',c, and provisions &o to
:;'l.p,
Allhotieh at the outeet th wheal tiinr
1'i't aiipeared to l)o chietly affected by
tl,- general confidence that a break with
Ccniuiny h id bn-n tuerted. the fad oon
I ft atnc eot,nt Ilia t bulla were lav
iiiu mut It moiH einphaeia on rctiorta In
ilioiiina d tuii' i' of w nh xptcnil i tmin
by -,.! attackliiK th Mlreailv much ill
li 'llilnhed nlnlir crnp. A leailu pert
.-ill ofird lluit cmiilnueil Increase of
jii-icii liu III Oklahoma appeared likely.
tnl aO'Otier u-)l kunvin autlioi lty aa
i'ninlble for an N-rtlon thai Katmna
waa fnt!i,j luapinn 1 1 v In (went) lime
t, iunt Irs
Mismiui'I and llllooia adlcea alo ga e
p' 1 i.iioi'tH c to ih'talls of haMv' by be.
NiMH ftv.
In 1 lie later trailing the Kannaa crop
j( uni l-oi b8-wine mioe aitd nn,rc a dent
inal lt.ii'i,-it. r It -,v ptttil tin r
t . ( 1 1 . I ; v 4 l wet fitn would h. r.
...il.el 1,. mini tt.e fr tiek, I'e
i her 1 mop' iuin w, f,. nutnetoii mean-
M line ffelll ., t-! i ka
t -.m to I e:,i,, m .1 uinti,t- with
bei! I , 'lie m..et furl, trading tit
, .1 it , , ef a l"i at ehraeler iiata
"in heif.l tipard b lu.-l elilpping
i' n,ind , i"t at Milwaukee
I I 'e I tli)it!(ll fieto .v .
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I-- II -ft ' V h I Ju'le If Mttv effect
t hi
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a a - - -,- a
steady: middling uplands. 11S.V; no aale.
Cot tun futures opened firm; July, U.,'i3c;
Octnher, 12.'c; L'ecemher. K.aTc; January,
12.91c.
Cotton futurea closed atrong; Man,
11.70c ; July. 12.7-; October, K.fr'c; Pacein
her, 13."7c; .January, lSI'.'c.
UVKKPOt.'L. Alav li-t'OTTON-Hpot,
steady; good middling, a. 36c; middling,
.!; low middling, 7. Me. Salea, 4.0KI
halea. Inrtuduig 'iuu for speculation and
export.
OMAHA CISKRRAt. MARKET.
Wholeaaln Prlcea for , Produce
t burgrd by Oinahii Dealera.
BUT'ifcK No. 1 ereatiieryln carton
or tuba. 3,"c: No. 2, 32c.
POl'LTKY-Brollers. alive, under two
Iba.. 3io40e; hena, IfiWlUc; special rooater
and ataga. lie; apringf. x-; geeae, Pa;;
ducka, lix:; turkey. 20c; old torn, 20c;
capon, 20c: guinea, 2.V, auuaba, ll.iUjjl
4.W per do.; pigenn, !0c pej- do.
C11KEBK Imported 8wlaa, 4; dome'
tic, 30; block, 2kc; twin, lttc; rtila.
lite; triplet. 10c, Young America" 2oc;
blue label brick, lflc; llnihurger, 22c; Im
ported French Hounuefott, nr,c.
FIBH-Freah. per lb.: CatfUUt lie; carp,
9c: trout, lSc; roe ahad, 1i.t; nallbut, 17c;
anlmon, 17'olHc; ahore codfiah, 17c; buck
ahad, 10c; tipanlah mackerel, lie; red
anapner, 14o; yellow pike, lie: flounder,
luc. Frozen, per lb.: Halibut, 17c; herring,
icVic; white, WilKe; pickerel, 9c; pike, ISe;
danger, he. Hmokeil, per lb.! Wilte, 13c;
Kippered, 17c; aalmon, 17c; finnan had
dlea. 13c. Froga: Jumbo, per d"., .l,.V;
large era, 8.V. Shrimp: peeled, per
gal., iJ'Xi; headier. $1.25. ''rnb meat,
12.00 per gal.; aea acAllop, 3.2.'i ped gl.
BKEF CUTH-Ulb. No. 1. ISVic; No.
1, lite; No, 3, 17'c. Loin, No. 1, I3'ic;
No. 2. 22'c; No. 3, 10'c. Chuck, No. 1,
U'te: No. 2. K'V: No. t, lie. Mound,
No. 1, lMc; No. 2. l6Ve; No 3, 1H0,
Plate, No. 1, Oc; No. 2, !)c; No, 1.
OYPTFR8 Cheaapeaka, per gal.: fltahd
arda, II.611; aelecta, II. W, count. 11 .
CELKHY Mammoth. Vm per do.;
medium, fa- per do.; mall. 40c; Florida,
per crate, 12.2..
Fruit and vegetable price furnlihed by
Olllnakv Krult company;
Fltl'ITS firangea, box: Navela V'en
Cla, A HO, 12.60; 121a, 13.27.; 170. 2a, 324
14.00; !;, Ifme. 2.!fc; l-i". I'!,'": 2'", 2I.
2, 'iua. 14.25. Medlteritnean Kwi-et. )2i'i.
3.00; l.Via, 2.2f; 7H. f.'l.r.O; Jitf, 2la, &m,
4f1; 2h, 324. 3ia, 11.7ft, l,emon, h..;
(Inlden Howl, t.VOOi silver Cord I4.W.
Orapefrult, box: . 13.00: S4. MS": 4k,
18 25: (. $4 00; 70. aOa, $100, Straw
berriea: Rhlpment Monday. Tuesday aed
tverieda. I?,7S '", Itananit. bunch:
Medium le, II fciSil 711; medium U
Jumboea, 2"i'rti.2,); regular alza .lumboea,
t.'Wit 7IS; extra large Jutnbre $l.OJja75,
Vammoth. H.WKdB.78.
VECETAItr.EHOnlon: Cryatal wag,
$2.2.", crte; Hermuda. II.7S, erate; onion
eta, ied, 1V0 bu.; onion et. yellow,
I2.M bo, 'arrotn, beet, turnip, parsley,
radlshe, (hallot, M d". Cahbane: New,
Sc lb.; old, 3c lb, phuharb, 11,75 box.
Tumatoea, $3.M crte, lttuca, i 00 box.
Celery: Four do., I.oo crate; do., $2 75
trata; I do,, $2.10 crate Peppora, 60o
taaket. Potatoes, rted River Ohl 11.1)
bu.; white clock, II .0fft$l,2rt hu. riweet.
potatoes: Hamper, $1.75; hamper, !
wet, $'.',) hbl.
HONEY-C'omb. I3.7B ce Airl ne, !.)
Iae.
NUT-Penuta: No. 1 raw, s,o lb !
No. 1 s)Bted. Id.; Jumbo raw, Wi".
Hi.; Jumbo roaaled, 9'!o in.. Filbert, 1S1
lb.; pecan, li'io lh,; pecan Jumbo, l7v2o
lb ; mixed nuts, 'Rj lb,
APPLIW-Heii rjavla, S3 23 bbl.! Ben
ravla I la ho, II M hog; Mom Pl-autf, II. Hi
CJ.75 box: Colorado W. W. Pearmalne.
$1. f 2.(0 b-tx.
Omaha. Ilav Murk.f,
OMAHA, May 4-PIMiHIF, Jf AT
Choice upland, none here, fll.ofkjfll.lsi; No.
1, $l0ijflull.00; No. 2, StUniiB SO; No. 3, IU.00
47 0 Choice midland, none here, 110 M
.ll,0fli No. 1, llf faKj IOOO; No. 2. $7 OQ4iH.lt;
No I, $S-07.liO, Choice lowland, none
here, $9 Wa 10.0"; No. 1, M.&O'tfO.&O; No, 2,
$0.60'rS Ml; No, t. KOOQ'i OO.
AI,FAI-FACholce, !2Wff13.60; No. t,
IILWa 12.00; Na. 2. 18 .Wit 10.00.
Elgin Duller Market,
FrJIN. 111., May S.-BUTTEH-100 bib
sold at 30c,
Mob Attacks Shops
In Germany Where
Food 2s Withheld
BERLIN (Via London). May S.-A. mob
gathered In Charlottenbutg during lust,
night nd iwept through tho treet
plundering- two butler hop and amaah
Ing sign and window of a number of
other butter ahop and meat ehops, In
eluding the municipal meat ahop.
The rioting, which was roon ended, waa
due chiefly to Indignation aroused In the
last few day by the discovery thai a
number of butcher were withholding
from ale meat delivered them by the
city for aale. to the poorer people holding
meat cards or had old It privately at
price exceeding the offlc'al maximum.
Socialist Member
Startles House
WASHINOTON. May S.-i"trpircntatlve
London, the only socialist member threw
the house Into a turmoil today, by re
mark on the auffroge clause of the Porto
Ulcan bill.
Aa reported by the official ilenogtapher
and understood by member. Mr. Lon
don declared working people who are
d'k'rani hired by the bill would "have the
right to n revolver, the right to ne
violence and th right to k.ll govetiiois."
"I demand that the member voids b.
taken down." shouted Mr, Auallu, r 'pub
lican from Tennessee, "and I wish that
I could make a motion to ex; el him fruit)
the huiise."
t'pon Mr. Austin objection Mr Lon
don with Irew hi remarks. He protested
be tlld not advocate, violence ami litM.ted
that he had been mlan'ioted What be
rtally aald, be declared, via Ihsl ",l
flam hlaAl men would be tuld that they
iiitd the right to U' Inli ne "
South Dakota Orator
Wins Peace Contest
I'tmi- t-t ef biiiiCi laot. Yi.
Irtati, i,tit4 ott the "Miatrrrt pat.
,1,4;, ' wen llr, pl. I 1 trtceg at lh
Inter ! e hi.i-'Ci , let-'e.t he!J
at lh "Mh I'ml'tlrtt-tu thun't un-lei
the auat't. ef li I HU flail v ef I'lOaba,
t laieo I n Mavli 4tniit l b. ai.44 1 t.ei
'')r l'-k'ig fa t i ! I :f '. at
ftl I.' l-ek in I I I" If iltll t 1
-U a wet I ) t a, Xt'l 11 (. lutj,
4.t, eiif
He'fl 1 I .('. tr I a' 'ti i; I
. V f f'.t . fl'.C' tftjl.-tl . l't f'l
t an 1 a 1- u in f ' t t. 1, .. -i,e 1
tf 1 !' t '1 1 n - s4tt f . .t ft H: a
I ' '- I 4 a f I l-i l.-'i V
1 t I ' I 11: I , V( f
' I I 1 f , 44 i -f ift la i
- ti..l4'i-,
comes7SFiiTpa
coast in a cadillac car
1- l.rl '!.'?, X , t $!?
t , . ',Jt I Xi4i.. ( -re.tr J j
I lii -4- 14- I , ..(-leg l I I .
Ian " it-4 4--s -. I eat i.-i
44 t4 ;r- ftla ta 4 w l t-.rt n
t4 . 4 , I f- 4 J ft- 4 4 ,- 4 1
t 4 " ts- '
I - 4 ' ' t .-. fr.'-wt lf - - 441 ' 4
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1 -i 4 ' ' I- , t I 4 1 4 -fta -
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Ilkt 4 !
M'-l" 'Ml ft. , , - K , ,
.14 - 4 (- : -ft t a i . f tf
I ti aaark.
MC3 jt--- Iff a -.Ht'!l ,., 1
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, f '4 4 1 : r 1 1 a , t., , 1. 4
, 4 ti 4 - h I ft , -4 H , , 4 (
j i'"-- a ' Hull tl itl-illl -t
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Most Kinds of Cattle Steady for the
Week Sheep Stronger and
Lambs Higher.
HOGS ARE LOWER FOR WEEK
OMAHA. May 6, 131
Receipt were; Cattle. I log. Sheep.
Official HftinrluL, II .ei M...JI
Offlclai Tuesday. 4 441 12.144 kOiM
Official tV'edtieaday..,, 4..&I 1",4(4 4X41
Offlclai Thursday 4.3JII k.i'.'l.i 2.27
Official Friday ,ii4 f,.H17 3,K'J
Esllinat Katurday Kl l.Wal
day this week... 17,335 M.I49 S,i
.Same day last week , .21,41.'-' ee.M MM
Same day 2 w'ki ago,2.',""7 ia.174 42,23
Kame day $ w'ka ago.iJ.IM Js.'iia) 4:.(tB
Same day 4 w'ka ago. t.Hii'i 4i,; 27,02ti
Sam day last year..22,0 ii.ai 20.W4
The following table show the receipt
of cattle, hog ami aheep at th 8outn
Omalia live alock market for th year
to date, a compared with lat year:
, U in. 1915. Inc. Uec.
oattle UH.m -JOo.jW 3.2i
'OS J.4'.2H7 1,13.170 223.U7
fcl'eep , HOfw UM.m 113,GM
The following 'table show the average
price of hog at the Omaha Live Stock
market for th luat few day, with com-parlaon:
t'uie. 1 lJlo.ilktS.ilaireLia.illiU.ilWl.iiiilu.
X H I 1'H VA. 14
Awn la. I r
Apr jii-i j a a
' I 32'4i 1 l 4')
t ii4i lii t
(40 I it U ft
Is n
V 1 Hi 4u
Hit
k U.Vft,
f 04
70
Apr,
A pi.
pr.
Apr a
Apr. it
Apr. X.
A pr.
Apr. 27.
Apr. i,
Air.
Apr.
May
i ay
May
May
Aiay
May
v 791 7 Mlj t ktli a :'J
1 &41 U
I
la l,;
V 61 V.
J
I 741 t Ml
M 7 46, vu
411 7 421
C.2I 7 41 t 73
i 24 k ft'j 7 141 & 141 V 14
J Hi' I a 1 all L It'll u JJ
J ' 37 j D7l I Bi 04
ij h m 1 si 1 1 m in
12
14
I HO
IKi
It IXi
X Is a w
S 171 3i
a
30;
4
jr.
H 2i
7
7 in t r,i
; u b 74
7 4-e 6 U
1 521 I i
!, U
7 44 b If.
1101
4
00
V Iv
1 27
7 3.1; H 17, X 7 6( 6 74,
7
7 so
!
7 21 a
7 24 1 a .'4
7 2 2,
7 1 31
'ouiiuuy.
A I 'l l, K -The market was pfVctlcslly
fare of tattia thl morning, there being
nothing of uny coiise.u!ncM hre to mk
a miirket. For the week receipt have
n the Kghteal for several weeka back
and lighter than a year ago, although
there has been a fair run. The fact that
price; aia so high meiir, that It doe not
take a man- cattle to satisfy th de
mand for beef a when price ar lower.
Price on beef cattle hav shown very
Utile change, being prnciically the same
a g week ago. Heavy caltl are not ao
hu, 11 sought after and are Inclined to
lie a IHilo weak while gd, light year
.ag beeve are in active demand and
,1 1 ong.
Cow and heifer have shown very little
change, being a'eatly from day to day
an iar aa uenrame kind are concerned,
the fair to pretty decent kinds are Wti
20c lower than a vieek ago. Veal calve
are 2..C higher for the Week, while bull
ma geniieally steady.
Miocker and feeders have been In mod
erate aupply and good kliula have been
strong and active; medium and common
kind) have hown tendency toward ac
cumulation, and they ate a little weaker,
UuotfiHiimt on .-utile: tiood to choice
yearlings, r004.Wl; good to choice
beeves, $X.hi'ii II. A',; fair lo good prev,
$..nH'B.M); common to fair beeve, $7.7R'r
3-tiO; good to thoica heifer. $7 .Sown .Ml;
good lo choice cows, $7.2.'& n.Ofl; fair, to
good cow, ID.Cffii7.26; common to fair
cow. $' mt, M; good to choice feeder,
tx.ii'ta,mi. Iitlr to ariod feeder. $7 .rit
K.IO; common to fair feeder, $.7.VB7.iliii
good to choice afocker, $a .(KKiS Ml: tock
helfera, S7.2f4fa.26; tock cow. $i.filii'U'7.75
stock calve, $i",e1t.iij; yeal calve,
'tfll.l'S; bulla. stgs, etc, 9G.oie2Tsi.rjO.
lloilS Thl pulnt wa more heavily
upplled than any other on the market
map and a a result buyer Insisted on
Milght decline, although most other
point reported trtmgr price. Seller
put up a fight for at lead (teady price,
but packer had everything In their favor,
and movement started In fair season at
price that were leady lo He lower than
yestenlny, heal kind If anything (howlng
the most decline. Trading wa active
and the big Saturday run waa cleaned up
by shortly after 10 o'clock.
Th general market wa a ahad lower
than veateribty. Hulk of th ale wa
mad at H.! tt. with quite a sprinkling
of light stuff nn down. Top landed at
$J70, a flat nlckle under yesterday s high
price. A compared with laat week cur
rent vaiuea are Itai to lUi lower,
(eproeritntlve sales
average: bulk of ale. $'i.7i?i9.:0; light
Si.ai.; mixed, V.'gV.'M. heavy, $'l.4'8
9.1), rough, S'j.4.Va .''; plg, $7.1Vf.li.
riHfc,t.C AMI t-AMHis rtecaipr. Z.'llO
NEW YORIC STOCK MARKET
umb.mr75u"7.',','1 "',o'i Further Substantial Gains Implies
Beiiei au Liear on tne JJipio-
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MircKP-l'emend w real good the
enrly purl of the week, and despite the
fact lliHt receipt the first two day wera
faltly large, wotiled lamb cored an up
turn of .'.V'i' recovering all of last
weck'e decline. Since then, however, the
market lins been pretty riulet. and whin
supplies have been, very moderate lnce
thfi ml'ldle of the week. eller have had
their hands full getting ateady prices,
closing iiiitntloii being Just steady wilh
T'leaday,
The itiiproteinent In clipped lamb wa
even inure marked than In wooled tock.
Warm weather Improved the outlet for
clipper and. in many cae. especially
on lalrly weighty stuff, thy are a muc.i
a .'-co higher than a week ago.
yuiiisiliin on aheep and lamb: Good to
choice handy lambs, III Mo S I -; fair to
good handy lambs, $11 2bk II.4S; fair to
choice lieavy lambs 9l" laetl ll.liA; cllppel
handy lamba. $4 Tf. f .50; clipped heavy
lamb. Svriiiii'j 'A; fair to choice light year
lings. $:'.i'"i10,V; fair to choice heavy
.v earlhig.i. $a .son!! 2,',; fair (11 choice weth
eis. $.2.'t49.40; ga1 to choir ewe $Sai)
Jin ,10. fair- to g,md ewe. $,.26u.x .50, citNol
I til raw 11 I, lie
I llli'ACO. M.xv li
MtteU Xlar'.rl,
-CATTl-P; -D.eelitl.
'.ii head: niaiket unsettled, native heef
aterra, $7 ''ii!' '; iteatern ateer.a, $:.!..)
Wi. mockers and fee.iois, I , vie'rii iVc rnwa
,-tel btilfera. II '.'.Villi (ai ealvea. $;;;, 09 U1
HOU.-a-IIeeelpia, (l.rtiO lirntt . market
eak t" Vtl la- uniler th opening which
waa unchanged ,v h,,vr jealrrday
Clearing lloune Rank Slalement.
NEW YORK. May .-Th faternent of
the acttiel condition of clearing house
bank nd trut companies for tne week
how that they hold :i5."2.1S) reaorve In
exces of legal requirement. Thla I a
decrease of t'i.MA.'Mf) from last week. Th
atatement follow:
ACTUAL CONDITION.
Amount, tiecrease
I)n, etc S3.?,;m. S-T.a'.i.oiW
Keaerve own vault. t444,4'iO,OiiO 1O,07:i,i)
Keserv In Federal- i
Reserve bank Ia5.4ll,00 iW,j
Respxe In other de-
poaltorlea S7,IS7,Mn f.Vi,ii
Net demand deposit 3,3ll.'"7,liOO 4a.7t... .(fit
Xet time deposlta... 17it,o:t7,'-"' Lj.k;7.n
Circulation 31,t2.r KS.In
Aggregate reserve,.; iW7.ri2'i.fli
Lxceaa reserve 9t',,!i2,1lii 2.3tl,H30
nummary of elate bank and truat com-
panlea In Greater New York not Included
In clearing house atatement:
Ixian. etc rn.luO.vrt $.-,.2n,ri)
Hrwii R3.3S3.20i) 2,"..H0
I-gl tendera t,iaK.'n VM'm
Total depoita hST,,'. I'O J.fta.SOO
Hunks cash reserve In
vault JJ.9U.4W)
Trust companies cash
reserx' In vault WSiXfi.HA ,
4f which $372,104,000 I apecle.
increase. "
Kansas I lly 1,1 e klocU Market,
KANHAM r;iTV, Mo.. May t -CATTLre-recclpt.
1,(1) head; market steady; prim
fed steer, $U 3.'rt 'J, 75 ; diesaed beef ateer,
S.rVit9.2S; western steers, ta.iVi),.4ii; Block
er and feeder. 7 . t. r ; bulll. $6.7641;
7.S0; calve. f,mi I0.M)
HOGrf Iteceipt, &:) head; market
higher; duality poor: heavy, .&;
packer and butcher. $.7;(i9.St,; lights,
$3.40if.7n; pigs, $g.24;.ri,
BIIKK.P AND l,A,VIH-Recelnr, 2,00
hed: market steady, lambs, $11 "UK. II. HO;'
yearlings, $'i 7VUI0.i,j; wether. 9". ''..;
ewe, tn.vm.tt.
(. Ionia live Block llarkel.
BT. LOnirt, Mo., May S.L'ATTLK
Receipt. Hi head: market steady; native
beef leers, $7.:Kil.hu, yearling steer and
helfera, $S,fArt;tl,li0; cows, $f,.2.'afII.S'.; stock
er and feeders, IT. tS'aH .SO; aoutherh steer,
$.r..7fiJ.7r; cow snd heifer. $4.0''tt.ii: na
tive calves, tf.rxrftlO.m
HOYiS Receipt, 3,000 head; market
teady; pig and lights, $7.7f9.90; mixed
and butcher, S9.7Ml9.iKi: good heavy", 99.9s
m..
HHEEP AND LA M BS No receipt;
market nominal; wether, ft Mm ISO;
lamb. SI0.O0fl-I1.SO: clltiped ewe, flMfQ
.V- clipped lamb. I9.,
Tllnneaiiolla I. rain Markrl,
MINNEAPOLIS, Msv H.-VVHblAT-May.
$l.20'4: July, W.VIiWk. Cash, No.
I hard, tl .274 : No. I northern. .ti
l.Sa'4: No, 3 northern, $I.1VSJ1 TWt.
Kf-Ot'R-Fancy patents. $fi.i; first
clears Sft ID; niber grad, unchanged.
HAnLr:riV47f.
RTK2flft3c.
PRAN-llk.OOfllflrA
CORN-No. 3 vellow', Ifvyy
OAT.t-No. 3 white, 431'-43',ic.
FLAX-91.95',41.99'.
Kansas'f lly 4; rain an1 Provlalon.
KANSAS C(Tr, May fe-WFTKAT-No. 2
hard. $1.flai.14; Nof 2 red. $I.IK1.I4: May,
$l.fMV July, $l.fr7'j,ai.', Receipt, aeven-ty-flva
car.
CORN-No, t mixed. 7J 'i-n'TI V : No, 2
white, 7l'4,c: No. 2 yellow, lZWfr; May,
70'Ac: July, 714r.
OATS-Market, Jc hlcher; No. 2 white,
4rHr-47r; No. 2 mixed, 4f7742c.
Hi. Joseph l.lve Block Market,
ST. JOHKPH. May , -C ATT LK-Receipt.
lOri head; market, afeadv, teer,
$7..Wi4j.7S; cow and heifer, S4.5ri4(3.llO:
eaive. iiifta.(yi
.HOOS-Recelpt. 2.700 head; market,
teady: top, $9S6; bulk of .ale, $9.SVii90.
BHEKP AND LA MP,S Receipt, none,
market, nominal; Iambi, $11.0011. ,
matic Seas.
TRADING ON A BROAD' SCALE
NEW YORK, Mav 8.-KurJher substan
tial gnina registered by ecurltle today
plainly Implied a w idespread belief on the
part of conservatives, a well aa apecu
mtlve interests, that Washington would
accept Germany latest pledge and thai
the long-pending crlai had been averted,
'iiadliig waa on a large, and broad scale,
Hii.elt it cent'ie.i jaigcly around the
, Mexican, motor, anlpiilng Issue and
munition, more or Im In tho order
named.
The Mexican dlvlalon wa allrred Into
renewed activity and trengtli on ad
vb ea iiggelltig a leBHomng of the fin
aion In the Mexican altuatlop. Mexican
t'ltroletim, In which the overturn w
enorrooiia, made an extrem gain of uj
pulnt to 1074 and Texas company rose
ai'4 to JHI , with almoat 3 for American
Hmeiting and more than 3 tor California
petroleum.
Automoiille Issue claimed attention
from the, outset, the i In a-polnt gain
In Maxwell, WI!ly-Overnd, ftudebaker
and allied share resifl ting -partly from
rumors of a forthcoming consolidation
of leading motor - lnterets, although
these were later officially denied.
i-hlpolng share v were ronsplcuou
through Marine preferred making a re
covery from It heaviness of the early
week with a gain of point for th
common. United Fruit,- which led -terdav'a
rham rebound of prices, aup-
i.lemented Its gain 'of that eann, hut
succumbed to profit-taking, closing at a
small net loss.
I'ruclhle and Lackawanna rlteel led
the recognized war share a.t 3 to 4
point advance, with considerable activity
and strength In Arnerban and Raid win
locomotive, New Yoik Airbrake, Htudo
bnker and VVestinghouse,
Heading featured a M inted rl In rail,
that division, together with 1,'rilled Htale
Hteel, moving forward In th later deal
ings, the market closing with an Im
presaive manifestation of atrength.
Total ale of tock wir f;76,fK0
The bond market wa firm, but lacked
especial features. Total sales, par value,
$1.1)00,100.
Panama coupon 3 declined 1 per cent
oil call during the week.
mi". High. Ohm.
American p.t gtigar.,., 3.WO 7'n II 7"'4
Omarlran (in ." H M'4
Am ar a gouaarr ."! '
American yte,,inntlvf .... LPO 7144
Am. riftiall. Hef'n,,., 94.UO r4
Am. lausar Keflnln. .... 4m PKl'4
Amerh'tn Tel. a Tl.,.. IkiO 121'
Ainereian l. 7,. m .
Aiiaeonfta Clipiair ...
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llaltlnmrt Ohio
Iir.malen Kapiii Trinili,.
Hun A. Istiprlrtr IVipper.
I '4 1 Hernia Plralftitii ,,,
I'linrtlan raetrto
' nlrai fyiatliar ,,,,,
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I'lllefto, Mil. t Hi. Paul
' hlffi'i Naiihlffslera
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AVERS VICTORIOUS
STATEJAN YIELD
German Paper Says Concessions
Solely Born Out of Conscious
ness of Strength.
FAITH IN AMERICAN JUSTICE
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NEW YORK, My 9,-MF.TA tjThe
copper market conllnued firm, with lend
ing agencle reporting good demand at
unchanged prices, Hupplie available -for
delivery thla lde of Keptemher are pretty
well cleaned up. with quotations rang
ing from $2 IVrU.M for Auguat and
later dellverle. '
SI. I.nal 4. rain Market.
ST. laOfrS, Ma-.WHKAT-No. 2
red, S1.2W.23; No. 2 hard, nominal; May,
$1.10'a; July. $.12'4.
CORN-No. 2. 7i,V: No. t white. 7S!c;
May. 74'ic; July. 74'.U74l,c.
OATS No. 3 and No. 2 while, nominal.
WAmiNGTON, May .-President Wll
on wrote a letter today to (Senator Cttl
beraon, chairman of the aenae Judiciary
committee, aupportlng the nomination of
tioul D. Brandela to th eupreme court.
The letter probably will be made public
after It ha been read to th ciniinilttee.
Th nomination h been pending for
aeveral week and tin met with deter
mined opposition. The president ha been
urged to withdraw It, but has absolutely
refuged to do ao. In hi letter to Senator
Culberaon he I understood lo ret forth hi
position in detail.
Kansas Beats Huskers
In Ninth Dual Meet
LAvVflFNCt'., Kan.. May 9- Kgiisaa di
rected Nebraska. W to 41. In their ninth
annual dual meet hr yenterda-y.
Captain Scnlieand Irwin ef Nebraska
look both place In the 1Vyrd daeh, but
Kane coon caught up In th acore by
weeping th mile run.
Inter.
kanaaa r;ity
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Wilson Writes in
Brandeis' Support Curley Says Gotch
Asked Him Arrange
Bout with Stechcr
DBS MOINES, la.. Mar .Th Aocl
aled Preeg wa given a statement her to
day by Jack cUrley. wreatllng promoter,
aa follow;
"vv'lll you please report Gotcha nines
gun'- exgggeraled and that h will
polttvely reum hi contract with Sell
Floto olrcu next Thursday, at Fort
Dot" .' he needed wag a week' ret.
I apent the afternoon with him rt Fort
Oodge, after which h motored to hi
linm and saw me off. II authorised
me to o tj Omaha Sunday. e MeUdy
aiget hi beat term for a Steelier
match inn- if a aatisfactory percentage
1 ""ered hewlll positively close the
mal -h ai:d pi t $1.0i eppearanc forfeit,
which cn go a lde b t, Thl I poi.
tHe fr an-a not pre (gent tory.
Plee petfy Malady and Issue iate-ment."
BKIILLV, May 6.-(Vla London.)-The
German anwer to the American govern
menf note with regard to Germany'
submarine airfare ha not yet been pub
lisher! her and the newepaper gener
ally refrain from any attempt to antlcb
pate It content or to forcat the con'
1 sequence which may follow. The Lokal
Anzelger, however, print th following
lgnlflant comment:
"Judging by what w have been able
to learn .concerning the plrlt of the
German answer to America, we eherlah
lha expectaflon that the ene of Jutlc
of the ..merlcan people which wa Im
puaalve in the American note will come
Into It own,
The concession md by Germany In
this connection naturally, a the dig
nity of the empire demands, oltly born
out. of the eonsclousnes of German
strength, German uccee and the Jus
tice of tour caue, Thti (Jenniin atand
polnt can lea be subjected to ust criti
cism because of the fact that to the
best of our knowledge It rst upon the
husl of written International law and
humanity repeatedly nmphavlged by
America."
Fhe Vossiche Zeltttng ny:
"Our lnvellgatlon made after tki
nol ws delivered show that political
circle cherish the hop that a. conflict
with America will he avoided."
British Steamer is
Sunk by Subsea, but
The CrewPicked Up
LONDON, May .-The British gteamer
Buabon, t,14 ton, hs been unk by a
ubmartneT accord I nf to Lloyd. The crew
waa picked up,
Th Brltlh liner flan MacPaydan hag
arrived In Orvend from Africa aome-
what damaged by th gunfire of two
Oennn uhmarlne, The gteamer re
turned th fire and It wa believed on
board that one of the auhmarlne wa
dtroyed.
NEW YORK, My .-Tlta Italian
tamhlp Puca Dl Olnovl, which arrived
her today from Mediterranean port,
had In addition to two venly-flva-ml1l-meter
gun mounted eft, mount for lx
mor, four forward and two on the after
deck. According to Captain Motta, th
Mediterranean I now almot free from
Teutonic ubmarlne,
LOME (VI Pari), May .-"Ti Kren h
ubrnarliia Eernoulllcx ank an enemy
tortado hoat In the lower Adriatic Kea
yeaterday," ay an official communica
tion Issued thl evening.
Carl Marfisi Will
Manage the Career
' Of BigBill Hokuff
Carl Marfl!, well known Omaha port'
promoter who ha been affiliated with
Gene Malady In a number of hi ven
lure, ha taken hold of Big Pill llokuff
and will -direct the wretllng creer of
that grappler In the future.
To how that' ho moan bualnea Mar
fl! declare llokuff 1 ready to meet
either Earl Ctddock or Charley Pter,
both of whom ar rated quit high fo
cal I y, on a wlnuer-Uke-all ba'. In caie
neither Caddock or, Peterg I disposed to
tackle Hokuff Marflsl ay Hlg Bill
rnaki t'.a ame propoaition to Bt rangier
Lewla, H ry Ordeman, Young Zbyizko
or any n' th rest of lh alleged cham
pion.
"Hokuff haanever bee.', rated a much
of a wietler In Omaha," aa'.d Martial,
"but Chicago and other cltleg recognlase
him a a gcod cie. We don't pretend he
any champion but he'i a lot better than
the average run of good wrestler and wo
want to gel match for him In Omaha
with a goo' man ao that Omaha fan
can ea Jut how good h teally ,.
Hokuff 1 an Omaha hoy and Omaha
should b back of him. He U take on
Caddock or Peter, and on a winner-lake-all
baali, toi."
RUSS LANDING IN FRANCE
EMBARK IN PERSIAN GULF
NEW VCni, May .-Accordlng to
traveler who recently have been In
I :rngid and who arrived her tolay on
the steamahlp PergertfJord, th Ruaalnn
troop reported to hs.v landed In Fran-
mbarked In th Peitlan gulf, after a
Journey of 7 0 mile overland,
Th Omaha National Bank
till
' Snmtffvlh tuhi 'nrnnii Strtetii
Resources
Loan ftinl I'ix'oiinfr. !.!
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Statement
Made to the Comptroller of the Currenty
MAY 1, 191$
Liabilities
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A.i'iiinl I H i r
What
Will
You
Leave
Your
Family?
A Stack of
Worthless Rent
Receipts or a
Real Estate?
Look ahead ten
.years! Will you
.still be paying
rent, or will you
be living con
tentedly in your
own home?
Omaba real es
tate values will
never be lower.
As the business
of the city ex
pands and the
populationgrows
real estate val
ues will continue
,to climb.
But now, for only
a few dollars
down and a few
dollars a month,
you are offered
unusual oppor
tunities in the
many subdivi
sions and addi
tions around
Omaha.
Buying real es
tate in these ad
ditions is not a
rich man's game.
It doesn't take a
big bank roll. It is
for the man with
a modest income
who wants to
have his own
home under
which 1h can shel
ter his family
a heritage that
he can leave to
them when he
passes on.
Turn to the com
njetc directory of
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