TIlIv BKK: OMAHA. THUJiSDAY, MAY 11, 1916.
1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Strong Future Market and a Brisk
Cash Demand Send Wheat
Up One to Two Cents.
CORN OPENS WEIL, BUT BREAKS
OMAHA. .May 10, 19l.
; future market and a good
in.) caiiwrt a .'limp advance In
wheal iiiitrket.
ClIITI llr
the Iocm
Three h-til
oier ycsuiu.
wheat n. nhout a ct-nt
lilch pri.e Mid No. 4
hard eolrl al a 3-cent advance. The, poor
demand for corn continued today and the
ira.l In thl rcreu wu Vry light.
A few of the earlier ale were made
at about a -riil advance, but these
ample mere of better quality.
Toward the cloa the market weakened
and the later aalea were made a frac
tional decline.
The oat market wan rather quiet,
Ihrra twin a? onlv twelve al Of till
c-eieal on the floor. Ual were iiuoled
from unrhmiKi-il to a . nuarter hllier.
Kve arid harley were quoted ut hanned.
I 'leers n't of wheat and flour were
(hiiimI to ww.flOu bu.; corn, 1W1,0 bu.; oats,
U?,W bu.
At Liverpool wheat closed umhangi-d;
corn, unchanged to 4id hlfc'lier,
I'rlmary wheat receipt were ".0 h i.
and shipment 72!,'i liu., against re'dpt
of 74ii, bu. and shlpnmnls of ,"o.w bu.
i.it viar.
I'rlmmy mm receipt were is-.") bu,
and ahlpineiita KU.v Im.. Hlnt ro
' i lptfi of 77,mi bu, und uhlpim-iiis of
' bu. last year.
I'rtmarv oats ia!pt were t,!W5.fl"0 hu.
end shipments' StiM.nOo hu., Mipiliist re
reipta of W'.'wO bu. and shipment of
i'p,'HW bu. last year.
CAIlLOT lUX'KJr'Tft,
Wheat, Corn. Oats
rhlreco ...
Untie poll
liuliith
310
an
.L'ofl
, Jo
. M
....I..,
f I, in nit .,.,,,.,
Kansas City
x.
ht. 1 Willi v -
Winnipeg mi
These dnlei were reported today:
Wheat-No. t hard winter: 2 rar, 11.11;
t rr, 11.13. No. U hard winter: ear",
11.10't; care, 11.10; I ear. II.MM; '.
II Oh: ear, ti ling: 2 r.ar. SI. I: 2 cur,
11.07. No. 4 haul winter: i ear. 1107;
car 11 : t ear. Il.tt'i: 4 ear, 11.04. 1
-r, 11.03'; 1 ear, II 03; I ear. 1102. Hn tic
pie hard winter: 1 car, l '; I car, II or,
J car, 11.01; 1 ear, I.-; 1 fr, Mr; J car,
.; 1 car. Hoc. No. Z mined ilurunr. 1 cur,
$1.10. No. I mixed: 1 car, $1 13.
Ky-No. 4: 1 car, tfie.
i'oiii -No. I white: i l car. WW, 1
car. 1'tc. No. 2 white; I car, tc. No.
I while; 1 car. ttrV; 4 -B ears, Vic,; 1 car
poor), Wc, No. I yellow: 2-6 car, "In.
No. 2 yellow: 1 car, '!; I S-S car. 7'Vs.
No. $ yellow : $ cnr. 70..c. No. 4 yellow:
1 car, 'No. 2 mixed: 2 car, lti'c; 1
car, i'ic. No, ,1 mixed: 6 car, i,9'.r.
No. li mined: I car. i:. No. mined: 1
car, Sic, Hampla mined: 1 car 'hot), Mo;
car, Mc.
Oat No. S white: I far, 42'.c: 1 cr,
. No. 4 white: $ car, 41 K tuple
elilte; 3 car, 4ic; 2 car, 4c; 2 2 $
car, l",tc
Omaha f'ah prlee-Wieiit : No. 2
hard, $l.ll!.lit; Not hri, l.l'VttJ.I04i
No. 4 hard, 11.01 '4411.07; No. 2 spiiiiK. $1.07
jl.I4; No, A vpi lng $lf41) No. I
durum, $l.l(r'al,1l; No, J durum. l.'r"M 1.10.
lorn; No, 2 white, ti'yi 7',' : No,
while, fAVu'i'A'-; No. 4 while. 7Uii';
NO. fi While, r,'tl&,P NO. t Willie. (tliMii':
No. 2 yellow, 'iiiVr7lr: No. 3 yellow, iSlf
,iie: No. 4 yellow, i;:t'it,ec; No. yllow,
6't2ic; No. ynllow, ftliWy; No. 2
mixed, (Zi'o-iln-V; No. a mlxiid, tltiV'" Vn;
No, 4 mixed, fiT'yX'Mi'-: 0. 6 mixed, (
lc; No. mixed, li't't'lv-. liaia: No, 2
white. 43l'''r43V1,'; ataiidard. ll'i'ctXr: No
S white, 4241 42UC; No. 4 while, 4l(i41l4c.
Barley; Malting. IMt70e: No. 1 feed, b'.t'U
H3c, Hyet No. 3, KlVoMV; No. 4, lA'VW
Si 'A".
Chicago cloalng pi Ices, furnlnhi d The
Ree by Ixnn A Hrynn, tck and grain
brokera Slfi Houth Sixteenth treet:
A riMej firiiTT)gh'.'l U;w. T' 'loia-.J Y e"' "y".
Wheat:
I.v f 1 UK'
1
1 !fi.i 1 IV.
' i m,
i i4;
1 IU1
i ri
July.
1 17'
l i;i
I
l 17,'(-l
1 17.!
1 17 V,
1 11;! i r,
l lwii 1 KH,
Corn
May. Tr.',i
July.WVuV
.ept?3Vu'i;
(et. I
May.! 47 V
July. 434U';.
::.S' 74'!
', 74Vi
li','. 72'.iJSf
I
4 . 47'y, 4T", 4TS
I'cik
I I
May,
SI Kt
21 70
a 2&
12 Wl
11 K
: 70
23 an
I !i o i :'j s ; I ?.i !i
I 2.1 WW 31 2Vi 23 ' .'
! 33 22V' 23 3 I 2.1 l
July.
Kept.
Unl.
May.
July.
Sept.
ItV.
May.
17 MR I 12 W ' 12 ) I 12 ',
12 97'i 12 7?m2 iO 12 Wl-K
12 7'i
13 071 1.1 07VI 12 7'; 12 92'ti 11
I
12 eS 12 ffiVil 12 m I 12 Wl ' 12 7' H
II 70 13 70 '12 r.J )' 12 00 I 12 7i"4
inly.
Sept, '12 -! 13 $2t' 12 7? '12 "071 J3
f HICitiO RIV A M IMIOVIIO
r'ratnrra of the Tradhm mid I loalna
Price on llonril of Trade.
t'HICAOO. Slay 10. Increaalng drouth
In the outhwt and wet. together with
damaging galea there and In the north
weat a well, made wheat price today
mount higher and higher. The market
closed itrnng, 1V to lc Hp, Willi July
at 1.17Sitt 1 17 and Hepieniber at II 17,
t'orn loat V'do to H'oe. oata flnlheil
at io to h4j Vc advance and prvviMun off
I! to 15c.
Topmoat prlcea of the eaon prevailed
for wheat at the cloae. The aarent, which
began a man a the market oi-ncd. re
ceived Initial Impetna from the failure of
J rc!otlon for wldetread howii over
night Inatead the wire were crowded
with advlcea o fcontlnued exeeoalve dry
nee and heat In Kanaaa, Okliihoma and
Nebraaka. Sandetorm In Kan and
duatetorma In Nebraaka were reported
and then came word that hlnh wind had
blown ened from the ground lit thouaanda
of acre In North lkota.
n the bulge noma of the early buyer
of wheat turned aeller. premnbly to
reallae profll. Sreh puicliiiiK, how
ever readily ahaorbed all t lie offering
In the later trading one house alone took
7ii1( bualieta of the July delivery.
Although rom at flrat yinpathlied w ith
the wheat atrength, value later headed
down grade. Hlacknea of eaatern de
mand tended to handicap the bulla.
Oreen bug damage In Oklahoma and
Kanna lifted ot. He,,a houe with
eaboant rvntio'tlnna were active buyer
of iittra.
Jrov)i(iiina weakened, chiefly a a remilt
of heartftn opinion expree, bv a Mil
waukee packer. According In him. 'ard
e.i.-lllv wa fr too high- at famine
prb'ra wllhout any famine
ebb-ago Cah I'rl' - -Wheat- No 1 rd
nominal; N I red, U4S"tl. No 2
hrd. I117MHI', No I bald, tl 1'fM I'
Corn- J yellow. Ttj;:e, No I r i
low. TTfyJJk : No 4 while, 7;e lta- N,,
S white, 44V4Ae; atandard. it ' 't ..'.
!: No I tmtitinali No I. ' ' Harlet,
K-e - Tlmoiliy, It V'-j 7 .'.v. rl -
te. l'tiit"0 l'o tal-ii. !", $;J Jj
irii, lard, t-i ; fit., tU4jU 3.
LEGAL NOTICES
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-.e I'. I - r.-,,la. $ 6
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Noteworthy Feature of Irregular
Session is Curtailment of
Operations.
UNCERTAIN AT THE OPENING
NKW YOltK, May 10-The only note
worthy feature of today' market aalde
from IM further Irregularity, wa the
marked curtailment of ojjratlon. Kven
the first hour buluei wa only nomi
nal and thereafter trading ateadlly dl
mlnlnhed. The uncertain trend of the
opening wn occanlotially relieved by
apnainiidic advance or decline, but the
proved to have no actual algnlrlcanee ex
cept In a few prominent laue, who
movement resulted from well defined
caiiMc.
Mexican affair continued to engage the
attention of peculatlve Interest and the
po!Mlitlc of a federal Inquiry of the
eoal altualloii canned ome selling of
lock which may come within the '-ope
of uch Investigation. Trade authorities
referred to a "low down" In the steel
and Iron Industry and the United Btates
Klee April tonnage statement which
broke all previous records, seemed to fall
on barren ground. Italia were fairly
active, hut realizing sale contributed to
the heavlne of that group. Iloclc Inland,
yesterday' outstanding feature, received
a moderate setback while leader Ilk
I'nlon Pacific, Heading and New York
Central, were under restraint, with heavl
iich In New Haven.
Peace rumor, which were no le tang
ible or vague than in the preceding -ion,
were again rrpmlad for the preaauie
against munition In which decline var
ied from 1 to more than Z point. .Mexican
Petrolouin, the Moloi Slid the l ulled
Wlate Industrial Alcohol backed and
filled In onf lining fiiahlon.
for the first time In a fortnight, ship
ping share fulled to exercise the light'-!
Infliic iir.o. Mercantile Marine nd I nlt'-d
Fruit lost some of their advantage and
prominence! on denials that outside Inter
est were seeking control of those piop
eitles, Hugar share alone were consistently
strong, American Hugsr showing unusual
a llvltv and ualiiing HV with I to 2 points
In others of the seine group. Final
ptlcwa w-re moiitly at lowest levels, fresli
(filing causing renewed weakness.
Tutsi sales of stocks. 4.0" shares,
Honds were lower with the exception of
Hock Inland, tlie debentures and refund
ing Issue making further repon to re
ported reoigiinlssntlon proceeding. Total
nl of bonds, psr value, $.1,S3A,'h.
1'nlled Htalcg pond weie unchanged on
'all.
Number of se and leading quotation
on stock today were:
lllch. I'W. Cl".
Amerlcin TIMt gur.... JI.HXI 74 70 7i4
Amarlcan ' :-' '"''4 "
Anirl (.'. 4 F I l u' '' I ''
Aiueihaii low.mMiie '. . J.ei "
Amerlria H. 1 It 7 SoO ' "H W
Am. Kur Heftnliig I0," II3- U0! II4H
Amerl.-.n Tel. 4 11 if
Aniotlian t. I, I "0 HIS lej', HIS
ji hi ini.ia Cia,tr w Ms m4
An-imoii ei )' l"i' mS'i
llaldeln IjOcaninlK ..... II. t" 4'
halilinor t ' lilo !l 17 g'i ''
llrunklvn IHplil Trtiull M't
Hun a g i,pr t.tejO ll ll4
i sllfornt f'irr,lrum
('utitlaii P.-lllu " IM IM
-sirl Iswttier 1 W4 ' 44
tiManeak Oliln l.(X)0 D Kl'i :'
rhliinn, H. . t. f IW &:,Mi MS l'i
lili. H. W 127
'hl,.... H. I. A p. Ill , 4H.4O0 it 111
liiiio i iiBimr W. i
r'olnrsil,! KmI t Iron ... MM) 41 41', lt
Ciril Pnsliiel Jterinlng. . Ml lf'4 It )
-ni,l,le (Mm-I l. sue H 7'i 'S
lueil lllero' HecillltlM .... I l 11 in't f'S
Krl I.l'ie S-. ..' 34
Ouxml gleclrlo 2J IM' IMt 11i,l
llrm Nortliem pM ).; IWI liu", 1 It.
(treat Mo. Or ctf 1,000 4Ut 4ii ("'
illlii'il lantrsl .,, , Ill
l(ilrlrotiKli con I'orp In
ii.plrll,, I'oi.prr I, f 4t 44( 4l't
liilariiillontl llarveMar , HIS
Ililer. U M, (il I'lrn..,, 11,71 MS M"i ',s
KaiianM Clly Sullirn. . ,. o0 MS 2rt ft
K ofi-c,l t UN'r ....... .1t M l,lii ;i.".44
ImiiIxIII t Naahtille.., D.'S 17 1.;;
Mili-n Pairvlaum Nun liM4 1
Miami l npiK-r MS 8S'i
Mlrniurl. K. T. p( PIS
Mliwmirl r'aclfln i.em CH ' ri 4
Montari Pewar , 77S
Natlnnal la,l ton It,'., Kl ..-
Nevala l-i'iar wxl 171, l;S
Naw yor i'aiilral 710 W' I'nS 1WS
N. V,. N. II V II I.tt 6'a .
Norfolk a W.-.iru I ton I'.SS l?JS
Northern Fat'llla ........ MM) II2S Hla lll;
Pad fin Mall ) 24 23S '''i
Pacific T.I. Tel M
1'rnnat lvnla 7 ? K) MS
lliy ' on, Cot'lr., 1 am) j?s js IJ44
It.eailllig H.le ,' 9S
hnmlill.! Iron gleal.... 4.MI (IS 4S 4S
Siiauiir Artxnii Coppar :ir
Hoiiilirrn Parlflc I.M US ITS 1't
e.-iiiiiirn Hailvar I 4-e -;i" !is US
."liiildskrr ' nrpnrtllon 4. WO U:' l.iS 1-1
T'-tiiiMe Copper .,,
Taxaa Cfimpaiir . ... jl'l
I nln psfKio , 17,! 1.11s U4i l
I nlnn Pa'lflc pf, US
V M ln.1 Alcohol Ift.VH) Ili'l'll, lei
PsMeg Hialaa 4tM J0.4o MS Wi ki
r, g. (Heal cM ,., hid lliii. His ll
I ihIi i";ieer l.e s ;oi -,v,
Walflah pM II.,,.,., I, too 2S t7S i'.S
irn Pnliiii reo its lis II
Waallnslioua Elri-lrlo ... IM 44a H 4S
governmentTinds wheat
conditions improved
There I continued Improvement In the
eondltldn of winter wheat, except for a
lack of rainfall In the south portion, and
ome damnge by green hug and Ifeasian
fly In the southeast portion. It Is head
ing low In the southeast portion. Heed
ing of spring wheat I nearlng comple
tion, the early sown coming up well
soil making good growth. Oat I doing
well In the central districts, but Is af
fected by dry weather In tlie outhest
portion, ('urn planting I under way a
far north as tlie Ohio valley and Mis
souri valley. Corn Is not germinating
well In the south, and there I much
damage In cut-worms. Haln Is needed
In the soiitlienst portion. Potaloes are
tuiproNlng. Tobacco I making satisfac
tory growth in Kentucky, but plants are
scarce, and the dry weather unfavor
able in the middle Atlantic coast states.
Pastures, grans field and fruits are
doing well and are generally sl isfactory.
It. A. WKIJ4II,
Meteorologist. Weather llureau.
offee Market.
NKW YOltK, May I'l -cOFFKir..-Afier
esierdy' adiancc, which carried some
of th later month into new high crounil,
there seemed to lie iti.nr reallxlng In the
inurkot for coffee futuie heie todny.
while (teinund wa llinlicd. The opening
waa I to 2 points lower mid the market
veakene.l further in the lata trading, with
July eclllti down to x ;dc ttud iitpleinber
to X i2i. The close w at n net decline
of ft !i S poliils. Possibly the scattered
selling lute In the dm nuv have been
tluii in rather a leas favornliie view of
pi-ii.-e ptoapecta. but them wns no ciianga
III Hie in-wa fr.illl Pun t nl fur the
liny were ti.V ban Mv X.l; Jinn,
X :nU ; July, 4'c. August, X epiem
her, (S.V, Ocliihcr. Xtmi-. N'nlrlillr, X ('',
I v. i-iiii-er, X'.ic, .lii'iumv. i.v-, Kbrci .
I7.V; Mo li , April, --. MHit.
aictily; Hio i. Iti ."int. i . ). ,V
i ti-tllse was r Oirleil n the c,,l slid
freight si'uV'iill Mil viny few nlfrra ,e
being inwul here ft out Iiim Tlie
clficiil -a'.i-4 ri-poili'd n.l ,'litlia im
tclln la l. ri Ui'i i lea!-! 7 ' t' f..
New tit lea it and .tnt . foi Sew
t el
4ltt anal Malt,
vtVll ii . May I' - Tl IHI N
"I INK I1 at J''. ele. iO tih; . re.
, r i-- a I I 1 j t . :. .pi,,.- ..i a -i a
I. a
r It'-MN I Inn. at!ea. I l.l la in
-l ll; wl.S.I'HII l, vim -41
i : ; ' t - t It - I i-.!
I ' t - Itl'-lll.v, r t 1;,
; i K li t;.-(t j li li .,
II 4 "'I S "4 1 a M li m S
li . it 4 nil, I '
Melal M.ralil
Ntlt !-. V. l- II I IM S a, t
I X - a I t a t a -l ai ,- .
.1, . ,i i 4a a - 1 l'. li'i t in a
i,- ,ii i. a- . . i,...,i t i a
1 .( ill, ,. 1,1.
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ti. ,
tit .... I- i. ,- - ' . - -.
I- t e1' ' t ' " i - I a a '
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(tit tiiaaail Manaet
j 'I . i tla I t t m't.
j 1 - - . ai . 'i I t I
a,.,i-. m 1..' .'-.1,.'. ''i.a
il a
I. I , V , ft
a
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ttiara.ill ! lat,.l
! I S i1 ;.i t, , 4 I. ,t i I t t
I 1 fl '- v - n.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Ten to Fifteen Cents
Higher Feederi Lower Sheep
Highest on Record.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE HIGHER
OMAHA, Vy 10, 1D14.
neceipta were: i Cattle. Hogs, fhcep.
Otlb-Ial Monday 6,(.'39 ' S""1
fifflclal Tuesday S.124 ei.4,3 3.371
Estimate Wednesday.. 2,U H,6"J 2.200
Three day' total. ..13,?1
fame days laat- week.,12.;
Mame 2 week ago.. I. .16,147
fame S week ago 1 237
Kame 4 week ago iT.oiig
Same day last year. . .14,090
24,e'W
H4.2C7
84.27
28,'iOH
23,927
11. K
22.4;'4
2,;i,ii
25), 134
34.'2
The following table ihow the receipt
of cattle, h-v and sheep at the Houth
Omaha live tock market for the yeaf
to date, as compared with last year:
KM. I9I.V Inc. !&
Cattle 42.5I3 271, X M.074
Hog 1,421.822 l,y4l7 222,105
Sbeep 7(11,707 SM,7'i. 112.0..
The following table show the average
price of hoga at the Umaha I.lva HtocK
market for the last fevy tluy, with com
parisons: .'ia't r"rJi?TiuiiTTTmvTrSi3?rwliiTiii i . ri!iir."
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
J K't! i ill u 4; M
a I 34i S 6:',
M lu ' wi
M . 137
l,H
U 14. il ii
i n
04
a oi
I 12
14
Apr.
IN
,l 1
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
liay
7 V: fl 'JU S XI!
7 3o
111 101
l b 741
go;
n i $ 2i'
I 171 s 81, 7 nil o c.l
Hay
Day
J1ay
loy
lav
2 .Jl 5 74' D 01
7 4i $ .: 4
i ( . 0 0(1
r, 61 I
i 0 ) 21
May
May
li
lny .
May io
Hunday,
Keccipt and disposition of llva stock
at the I'nlon stock yards, fjmsha, Neb.,
for twenly-four hours, (Hiding at 3 o'clock
p, m,, .May )0, VM:
flKOBIPm
Cattle.Hogs Hlicep.il r'
V., ,M. & HI. P 1
W.bash j
Missouri Pacific .. 4
I'nlon Pacific 2i 31
C, & N. V eust,.. 2 4
CAN. V west... X, 4.!
(.'., Ht. P., t. g) (),. U ;,
(',, P. .- g., aasl.. li I
'., P. Q west.. ,12 in
0., It. J, A P., en (. ft 2
llllnolffl Central .... 2 $
Chicago tl. West.,, 2 2
Total receipt 12a It:)
1'IrtPOUJTION.
f.'attlo.
Jlogs,
1,111
l.'tl
i.:.ks
She
Moirl Co
lf.i
Hwlft and Company,,.,
Ciidihy Packing Co..,.
Armour A. Co....,,.,,,.,
H'liwsrli A Co
J. W. Miirphv
I-lijeoln Packing (.'o
Ho. hi, ml, a Pac king Co.
Korn .Packing Co
K. 14. Iewls
J, B. Hoot & Co....,.,,.
J. II. flulla
I. K, Mu
F. (1. Kellogg
V rthi.lrmer A 1 leiren
ID
4:2
i m
70 I
.. T 4!;
1Vi 7
l I"
t7Vi 7 21 I I 30
1) ,(' I 24 14 I I :
9 tril 7 2 K ;, ti I
7 l I 31 s $1 7 44
7 14 31. S 141 7 4''i
I 81 7 i 8 ;I7 I 10 7 i 7 e
J I S 2 til 7 $yj 6 77' 9 IS
-$ 7 24 t 24. T i 6 7 2
WW i.li'ui '.-or,
244
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1
r2
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4
30
22
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4
3
44
4f,
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3
14
2' 3
Pulllvan Bro
Mo, A Kan. Calf Co,,,.
Hlfcgln
I'oth
Meyer
filissberg
Maker, Jones A Hinlth..
Hamuli- llroa
John Harvey
I'eianl A 1'inmls
Kline
.lonseri A Iiiingren
Oilier buyer
Totals 3,173 n,7 2,i:'4
CATTLIv-Hecilpl were very ilghl for
a Uednosday and the total for thu throe
day thl week amounts 10 only ll.lei)
head. VMille till Is illicitly larger than
a week ago 11 I amallcr I ban must ir.eiu
weeks and slightly vmallci- then year
sgo.
The demand for beef gleert was very
active, with price 1041 !', higher. Ctiol'-e
heavy lattle. a well a chohe lUht tattle
old a high a IM,.
Cow und heifer showed the lame nd
varcu as beef elet-rs, the traJii being
live.
Wtockci and feeder were alow and
price today were around mrlOc lowci.
OtilsMi- of the chohe grade the ruailiel
Is tVo.Tic lower than n week sgo.
Quojnitlons on ftttle: Oond to choice
yearlings, $uOO9.iO; good to choice beeve.
IH.Wii9 .Vi; fair U good beeve, $H Wuk.kO;
coiiimon to fair beeve. $7.7SdS.iV); good
to choice cow, $7SV(ijiX); fair 10 good
oow, $1.Wft7.26; eoniinon to fulr cow,
Ifi.uo'iil.&O; good to choice fender, $s.iy
f.M; fair to good feeder, $7,urll.0; com
mon to fair feeder. $H.iiVa7.4u: uood to
choice etockers. w'aaiV; tock hellers,
i.Si'H.S: stock cows, KiWl-'li.iS, Hock
calve, $7.00f((D..Ki; veal calve, $9.2:U,2i;
bull, slugs, etc., tiii)u).H',
Keprent niative sales;
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IKXi Shipping orders were mora mod
erate today, but what hogs shippers did
buy on early round cost fully m.-nrty
price, and In nni case were strong
lu a point or two higher line or twn
of the packer who had mgeiit ord-i a
for good butcher ueiglu and heaty hngh
furnished niot of the e tenement 011 earli
rouiida. They slsrlid out early, and paid
slrong to h: bltilier pi Ices f,ir Ihe kind
of stuff they wanied, iiille a few of the
best heavies selling l( high as ,i ;.S ami
top reaching I!'1'
e-iiiiie of ihe lea desirable hogs al.ni
sold fairly earlv at steady in stumg
tUures, but ahrrvier they were snip to,
buei paaa.( up piHif mlte, uinl lihi
huga, and the iluae. a usual fmiinl ,iiii
n a,i Imeiit ,f the plainer h.'aa fttdi
HI lb pi nt, ulf.li Ullli aiiniv I ,." I , ,...
'lit aluff llv llila Hint) lif , 11I ei,.-r. h.i,
lei pietH well iiii,, and the earli a,-,
tutu lis t dud 1111I entl eli Iliiina uh.i
er eiill In 1 Im ii, f.-,,it-, ifieia 111
jlhe lai of the hug that were left ti
; fig-ire that wo e i mi than steady
.and waid oiiai.l.rid bl a, line ,.l-,
,,er than ei. i,i while . n t n 1 .
il were iii 1... Iii, ,i, n.t UM 4 ittiii.xi
liute.l and ibt giade
1 As B. la I il.ua 11,.,. I (,f he h,i( a, .Id
I iipa tr 1,1 ti,hr, a-l-, am- laiiia m-e(
!e.lt! en )., al haa p.,K ,if
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a. ild .it ff'.ii ' -I iy -as about all the
would! sheep offered. They sold at $.),
Ihe hielieet price ever given here for
ewe of anv degcripllon. Clipped ewes
showed more of an upturn. No full
loads were offered, but a short deck of
imndy-wclght shorn ewes sold as high as
jx.oo, and another packagu reat tied f,'.K,'i.
Quotations on sheep and lamos: Tnil.
?ood to choice handy, 111 12 .00; iHtnhs,
air to good hardy. 111 .'.fa II .M, Innihs,
fulr to choice heavy. $)0.7.Vdl..'i0; lambs,
clipped, hsndy, $!l..W10 a); lambs, clipped,
heavy, IS Vfi8.,V); yearlings, fulr to choice
light. ti yriiiO.Tfi; vearllngs, fair to choice
heavy, x.7.'flS.7fi; wethers, fair to choice.
I' Mi ewes, good to choice, IH.7.,'
20; ewes, fair to good, WMy.'J): ewes.
Clipped, $0.Wr7jk.00,
Heprcseiitative sale:
No. A v. Pr
Mexican ewes ' 30
IH Mexican lamb 79 12 W
i.n fed lambs ''' II W
229 clipped lambs PI V 'Ik
(iiir v(;(i i.i v f, rrm k mhkkt
(attle Slrong Hog Weak gheep
g I rung.
ClflCACIO, ,lv 10.--CATTI,K-Ilerclpls.
I2i0,i head; market strung, with one
fancy ad of beeves at $10.10. the highest
Mhv price ever known; native beef sleers,
7.!iiWH).l0; western steers, IS, ) !'')'.. On;
stockers and feeders. I,", 9i'(i S .'); cows and
heifers. $l..1Mi..i; calves, $i.7."i4.0.10.
IKKIS-lie eltils, l!2,rO bend; iniirkot
weak, 10c lower; linlk of snles, 9.iMit).7r;
light, t'l 2WII HO; mlsed, t!l.:i"9 Wl; heavy,
t9.2M9.M; rough, $.259.4i; pigs, $7.2
9. M.
KHBP.P AND I.AMim-P.ecelpts, 12,000
head, mnrket, trong; wethers. fMOlO 'It
ewes, '..;i:V'j9.3!; lambs, $.2,"4l2.H,
tit. l-ools Live flock Market.
HT. If tl'IH. .- Msv 10. -ATTLK -Receipt.
3.100 head; market steady; native
hcef slcern 17 kf.' vi-arllnif uh aiM (in,1
heifer. $K.rt.7,i; rows. $.". i!H.V: etock
ers nnd feeder, l'i tiiti ,'jr. Texas and
Oklahoma ateera. $.' 7.V118 7,'i; pilme south
ern steers, III ki9.iVi; cows end heifers,
$.,.(.' tJ.Oo; nsllve calves, M 00710.60; pilmo
i yeHrnrii:ksno neners. -.i;n a.ii.
I IKKiH-Iteceipta. lO.Hno bead: market
i lower; p'gs and lights, $7 fi'tO fcO; mlsed
sou fiiii' ncis, tii.wit.iei; goon oeavy, t.Kt
'lift 9",
HIIKKP ANT) LAMPS- Receipts. TA
head; msrket slrong; wethers, $7.oO'rt4..'iii;
innihs, 110 mi 12.00; cllpp'-d lambs, 9 itdl
lclfi; clipped ewos, $7, Wit $.24; spring
Innihs, i0.0i 14. (A
Kenans f lly I, Ire Slock Mnrkel.
KANHAft CITV, May 10 -CATTIK -P.e-celiita,
3 4n head; market higher; pilme
fed steers, f).2.V9 Hi; dressed beef s-eers,
$D.i'ttl9.M.i western sleeis, IxOwiiil 10;
sioi kers and feeders, $7 iija.75; bulls.
,i. ii.ii i. n; csivcs, gn.wyiiw,7i.
MIM- Receipts, :i,,','i head; mnrket
ttesdy; bulk, $!t .y..Ml; heavy, l'i V.m
pecker and butcher, $;i.7(r(9.lj;
light, $9 6f.75j Pigs, $t.V.V?i!..
rillKKP AND I, A M PS- fteielpl. 1?,w7
head; market ateady; iambs, ffl 2.vf)12."l;
yearlings. $.ftoift 11 .on; wethers, $7..VW),f,i);
owns, ViXi'n',).iti.
Minn ( Ifg Lite Slock tlarUel,
HIOCX CITY, Msv lO.-CATTLE-ne-eelpts,
ft) liesd; market 10c higher: na
tive steets, $7.T5'u9 : butcher. IO.!,Vi;S ,Vj;
roivs and heifers. $" . "TS vr 8 On; canners, $;i,&j
ti.7; bull, stags, etc, '.,., Vmi.M.
HO'irt-RrrelpiH, 7,fi'i0 head; mnrkef
stesdy: heavy, $9 .Mr W; mixed. !i :
.": light, $9.fS(i!i.4C; bulk of sales, $!i.4;,
.;,;..
MIKKP AND LAMRrj-ltecelpIs, none;
not :uolerl.
Slock In klghl.
Receipt of live slock l the five prln-
Cattle. Hog, frihecp
., 2,M) 9,'iiO 2,2)
.. 1.0J) T.uoo
,. .I,'. 0 lO.SW VM
. . 3, t'li) 9. .Vm 1 ()
,.I2,W) 22.) V.,W
.22.400 fl,4"0 2,7'io
Omalm
Kloiix city ,.
Ht. LouH ....
Ksnsas Cltv
ChlfcagO
Total receipt
OMAHA (illfKrlAI, M IRKET,
Wholesale Price for Prndac
( barged by (linn bit Healer.
MI "TT Kit -No. 1 creamery. In enrton
or Mb. ;:.''; No. 2.
PUl'l.TIH-Hrolli r. alive, under two
lb., .lie; hens, l,V; spei-lrl roosters nnd
sings, 9c; springs, 2uc; goese, pa.; duck.,
12c; turkeys, loc; old lom. 2'sr-; capons,
'.He; giiluens, 2fK-: squabs, $l,jii.4.tM a-r
do..; pigeons, 9c per dox.
CH KKHK-- Imported Hw Iss, 4cj domes
tie, :; block, I'Ao; twins, lSc; daisies,
Iffy; triplets, IS'ic: Young America, DOr;
lilui liilii-l brick, Wc; llmburgi-r, 22'-; Ini
ported l-")en' ti Rounuefort, 65c; New York
white, rjoc.
KI.-'II -Fresh, per lb.: Catfish. 17c; carp,
9c; trout, 14c; roe had, ; halibut, I4-;
salmon, iVni7c; shore codfish, 17c; buck
ehad, j1)!-; Hpanlsh mackerel, 12c; red
snapper, 14c; yellow pike, lie; flounder,
loc. Kronen, ra-r 11).: llallbut, 17c; blink
bass, iy22c; cropphs, 1214o; hiiddock,
loc; sunflsh, Be; siiugers, c, Hmoked, ra-r
lb.: White, IV; Kippered, 17c; silnion,
17c; flnniin huddle, 13c.
REKK CIT.-l-fli-': Ko. I, 19'ic; No. 2.
No, 8. 17ko IjoIim: No. 1, 23'c; No.
2, 22'.jc; No. 3, l;",c. Chucks: No. I,
J"V-; aNo. 2, 12V: No. 3, 12o. Round:
No. 1, pi- J No. 2, l.'lic; No. 3, u-.c. Pluteg:.
No. I, loo; No. 2. :-c: No. 3, use,
tiVTf.K.-i--Clicsiip. nlic, per gal.: Sland
nrd. II. (si; selects. II. SO; counts, $1 .$,').
l 'KI.KItY Mummnili, He per dnj:.;
medliiiii, fioc pui- doit.; small, 4nc; Florida,
per cralo, 12.26.
NL'Trt Peanut: No, 1 rw, fic lb.;
No. 1 toasted, S'vt- Hi.; Jumbn raw, S'vc
111,; Jumbo i-oaatH. 9'c lb. Fllbeti. I.V
Hi.; pecans, i:Uc lb.; pecan Jumbo. 17'jc
lb.: mixed nuts, l',c 11).
1- RI ITS t irange, hox: Navel Valcn
cuia, ii-w. sua. $2.uO, 120s, $:l.2.i; I70,a, I'VSx,
3H, $l.ii0; ;, IK). $2.71; JSng. $3.30; '.'"".
21',, 2",iib, 14.27,. Meditcrrnneaii Hwecf.i,
r'g, 13 if; l.'m. $J'2.'i; I7a. II.G'i. 2ii. 2l.
Il.'sis. $4.ii; 2vis. S24.a, Jt'al. $3.7;,. amoli.
box: Comet! Howl. $j,ii; hllver Coid.
14.60. Ciapet'rult. box; , $j.i; We,
11.10; 4Cs. I:;. ?Ji ; 4a, 14.00; 70s, Hi. fa.
$4 (Hi. straw ben les : rlilpmcnt Monday,
Tcesdsy and Wednesdu), $2.7fi cane.
R.-inanas, bunch: Ml-dlum site, $l.SiVfj 1.71;
medium Hlo Juniboea, I2.0Oa2.2,j; regiilur
slue Jumbors, $2.b''u$.7i; eslra large .lutil
lioes. .i hi'ii 1.71.: .Mammoth, $3 "if:i,75.
VKOKTAItI.K.ii inlolia: Crystal wax,
$-.2" cralc; llermudii. 11.7b cral; oniuu
cel. a. im, ;: iii hu., onion sets, yelhiw,
S'.Vi bu. Carrot, beets, tiirnlpe, parsley,
indlslicH. sliallots. fiiic d"X. CaltbHRc:
New, ::,. Iii.: old, .V Ih Rhubarb, 117..
.o. Toniatoea. .I ?al ciate. Lettuce, Il.tiO
Lev, Celeiv: l our do . ;l ' crate: 0 dog.,
2 crate; s ibin . I.' ,) crate Peppers,
fc.'c Imh'Kel. pitlstoes: lied liivec ( hlo.
Il.lil hu ; whil" slock, II biul.20 bu. Hwecl
nature Hamper, II.T5; bmiiar, seed
ewer! J f,,i l,,,
llnNKV-Club. i;6te; Airline, It.vi
1 He
APPI.KS P"'i I'm la, $1.25 bid ; Pen
l'ui, I it ii . II , b"i, Ibiiiie lleauii,
t ti; hn : ' nloisilo W . W, ymi
luallivs, ft , . ial box
- w 1 on K li c tit 1 1. Ntlih i;t
uIhiIiihs n( Ike Hat un Carina
4 tiiH(itilllles.
VCIV ViKK. Mai i I I 'U'II ijuiel
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DIYORCE MILL IS
GRINDING AWAY
Five Wives and Two Husbands File
' Petitions With Clerk of Dis
trict Court.
VARIOUS GROUNDS ARE GIVEN
lier-auee her hunbarid, sho alleges,
icfuHf-d to take her to nhowg and
ether places of recrpatlon, Mn.
Iiana McCarthy Is asking a divorce
from KM ward II. McCarthy. They
Lnve been married glx years. She
wants her maiden name of Trobun
i-P-rk.
Anna YankKii Is nsklng a divorce from
Charbs, They were nuirrled In Rrooklyn.
N. Y.. in 1901.
Louise Ftrown wants a generation from
Clayton Rruw-n, on grounds of cruelty
They live ttt S32 Houtlt Twi-nf y-sccond
street. They have been married three
years.
lionise Met Funk reeks divorce from
Arthur "". Funk, on grounds of cruelty
They hfivo been marrlrrl fourteen year
Olid have three chlldrrn.
Ollle Creamer wunls a divorce from
William H. Creamer, on cliatges of drunl
eiincsi. They were married ttt Mudlson,
Neb., In 1911.
tleniy Itcnl seek a, divorce from Ida
Heal, on grounds of Incompatibility of
temperament.
John ( 'tiiibel ' seeks a divorce from
K'lla Hoffniim ( 'mnpbc.ll. Ho say-, .air.'
ha a li Hubs ud living, to w hom he I
still married Khe also like chop ui y
too well, ho un).
HENRY LANE WILSON
SUES NORMAN HAPGOOD
WAMIIINOTON,' May 10,-IIcnry Lane
Wilson, former gmhnssndor to .Mexico,
brought a $TO.O0i) lbe suit today li the
local court against Norman Hapjood.
tho puhllelier. Mr. Wilson buses bis -iit
rn publication regarding the Mexican
situation.
Alaka la oon lo have It first railroad
Young Men's Christian association.
IMIIKHKSITl.
" -OMAHA'S 7T CXHTKU.-
Bally Mat., 15.33-M
Erea'g, lS.25-50.70o
rr.n Star & Garter Show D;.';-J.
rrom Star k Oar-tar Theater, Cuicago?
VauiieilMa InnlMdea 'Ilia (rl l'fllli-," Welan
A Tall man: I'ellni, ttlillann A llii., . 'I he
p"lln lllri: W'.lfa A. it Klll.t Hale In ITiaoulia
lll'l F.KAI'TV cllDltl K
tadlea' Dim Mattne Weak Dayg.
BOYD
SUMMER
ENGAGEMENT
Opening Sunday Witt and all week.
EVA . ON
LANG ,n TRIAL
rrlcea 96c SOc. BTAKTa VOW.
Ct
Pboae
Doug.
404
THE MAT OP VArnRVH,I.K
nsll.Y MATIN'KK. S it : KVIMtV NKIIIT. !'
1 r Olhar Sua 'fl.la Weak: HailUoft A
AFWA l.lrli-, Mil,lr l larh 4 Vatm. rUlia
HELD Vltiianl '.,. Murrav tomuall. Im-.--
i pree g iHiprei'. (rpiieuni Traial Wak
I). I'ltPT.i -Matlnae, aria 1 1 a-1 r . 10c: l'tt t'ltl
latii'li' Halurilay surl hmidsn ite. Msllt. 1'.
fi'v ski ;. '
BOYD TrtggKf-
Bacon or 8hBkener?
ta 'MAtT:ll SHAeittPEARK
STROLLING PLAVCRS"
Mittnal Master PU-tnr with
FLORENCE La BARIC
Balcony Bo Lower Tloor 100.
Today M NEVVf Tonlte
2:30 tRU3 8:20
NOHT.
BROS
EAST LYNNE'
TOJI.W
QEOmOE LEE It OIBLB
Musical Comedy de Luxe
"At the Golf Link"
GaAY ft GRAHAM
In a Comedy Military 8tLrj.
HUCH BROTHERS
Original Bhlp Ahoy Boy.
JUAN IXWIH
The Prettieit Comedienne.
"A BROKEIt GENIUS'
Photo Drama Maaterpleca.
loo ADMTSSION 300
Omaha' Bright Spot.
LILLIAIf Gf8H In
"Sold for Marriage"
PATTY ARBUCKLD In
"The Other Man"
HIPP 1Mb aait Harney.
II Phone Doug 80e9.
ALWAYS tOo AMY TIMB.
Lt Time Tod&y
OUSTIN FARNUM
"DAVID GARRICK"
Tomorrow "THU INMOCCNT 11 C"
THE MUSE'
BB.tttBTa.ar SPOT
IB (IMtat.
l)u. 710
T4y aa4 Towerrew
HCHBY B W Al.TB ALL a4
KDMA atAVO IB
at'
'The Misleading Lady"
Part irmaai-a I T .
I
TurpliTs School ol Uancini
ti,i iiiH A fi"i C:etw
I ,.i aa-ue l':at . a-$
VABMSf ll
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The Hotel Fontenelle
AM0Vcta tm iurati
FOR TONIGHT ONLY
Ii''.miaa4I kt -et l.ie Ar
Doris Claire Secord
Titr. r 1 alto oini."
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IH MAY SALES THURSDAY
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ffl BEVY OF SPLEFIDID BARGAINS,
In Hew Silk Suits and Dresses-
Nearly Four Hundred Elegant New Silk Suits on Sale
Thursday, Artistic Reproductions and Adaptations from
the most charming- Foreign and Domestic Models and in
all the season's richest silk weaves and colorings.
FOUR SPLENDID SPECIAL LOTS
$35, $45, $55 and $65
Tailored Suits tSrt& $19.90
A wide range of charming designs in silk taffetas,
nobby check fabrics, poplins, gabardines and elegant
wool suitings, all sizes and colors, choicest C1Q Qfl
bargains of the season at VllaflU
rNEW DRESSESHEW BLOUSES
OVER 1,003 OF THEM
STREET DRESSES
SPORT DRESSES
AFTERNOON DRESSES
DINNER DRESSES
In all the season's most
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$15, $19.50, $25, $35
Hew Silk Coats STJSl $15, $19.50, $25
Extraordinary Sale
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The most astounding values you
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Hats that' were $20.00, $22.50 and
Milans, Lizeres and Hair Braids.
There arc only one of a style.
Therefore, early attendance is
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