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GRAIN AflD PRODUCE MARKET Wheat Run is Heavy and Demand is Good, But at a lower Range of Prices. COM DECLINES HALF A CENT Omaha. May 29, 1916. The wheat run rather heavy today ml there was good,, demand for tins 'cereal at lowfr jrl,r. ' The hulk nf the wheat sold around a dcrlme. a few ran selling lc lower. Th" demand fur corn quim active nil (he retell, I of lliii cereal were quite h"-i. Yellow corn continued to mil at a premium over the other varleilles, tut the market, as a general thing. d- lined Cash oals with limrlrh and sold from c to I 4- lower. Th-re wan a tulal of fifty four cara of oats received, but the iniiiket waa rather quiet and the ealea lixht. Rye and barley were quoted practically Unchanged. flearani ia ir; Wheat and flour qijai to 1.304 00(1 bushel; ran, 7411,600 bushels, sala. 7(i.o('0 bushels Liverpool closeWheat, I M lower; rorn. d lower, Primary Beat receipts were l.Jll.'M tunnels against receipts of 477, MO bushels last year. primary porn receipt war I67.000 hushel against recelpl of lOT.ono bushel last year. i'nmary oat receipts were 1,03,000 bushels against rriniuia of 91 7, oof) busnels last ypar. Year ago today waa holiday. CARLOT RECEIPTS. Wheat, Corn, data Phli-aifo inn 141 232 Mliinpapnlla Sim 1 'uluth .' 65 limahi 124 64 Kansas City 219 85 12 Winnipeg 1,021 WHEAT Tha following sales were re ported: No, 2 hard wlnur: 1 Par, $101; 22 , ars, tl 00. No, 8 hard winter: 1 ar, $1.00: 6 mr. 99c; I cars. 6e; 3 car, 4i8c; 4 ours, 9;c: 4 car. 97c: 2 I t cars, 90:; 4 Par. 96i , 1 par (poor 13c. No, 4 hard wln- l trr: 2 cars, c: 1 ar, ISc; 1 rar, 94c; 1 ! car. 44c; Z cars, 93; 4 rin, 9.1c; 2-6 ,iara. 9.1c, 4 rara, 92e; 2 rare, 91c, 4 :ar, 90c. Sample hard winter: 1 car, 8fic; 1 car, 2c; , car, 7!,c. No. 3 spring: 1 oar, II DO. No 1 mixed durum: 1 car, lie. It V E No. 4: 1 ear, tic Corn No, 1 white, 1 ear, $. No- J while, I ear, 6&V; ' 2-6 cara, Hovte. No. J wtilto, 10 para. r,p; 2 eara, o4c. No. 4 whtto, 4 I t eara. !4c. No. white, 2 rara. 2'jP. No, 3 ypllow. t rara, 6p, No. 4 ypllow, 3H rara, f.tp. Ni. yellow, 1 ear, p; 1 rnr. naV:; 1 'r, 60p; 1 'r, 6Hp, No. 1 mlied, J par. (SVi. No, 3 mined, 1 Par, .',. No. 3 lulled, i para, ate; 4 para, 64'r. No. 4 mined, 4 eara. 4e. No mixed, 2 Pra. 3'e; 1 ear, 0e. fla-mpla Ititii'il. 1 pr, 3VPi 1 lar, 1,3, : 1 ar, (I,p; 1 ear (tiatln(, 63o data Htanrtard. 1 ear, J7vc; 1 par, ITWc No, 3 white, 3 rara, 37e; 10 para, 36p; :i rara, No, 4 white, I rar, 3Se; 1 tar, .W,c; J earn. :;5',p. Kample while. 4 (n. J4r. II Par, 34tp; 7 3-6 Pr. 34P. (iniaha Cash J'rlpa Wheat: No. 2 hard. It iKKrr 1,02: No, 3 hard, 2e (fi 1 1 on : No 4 hard. KSjifific; No 3 aprlnit, St'al04: No. 3 aprlni, :ipll 00: No. 2 durum, 7r99e; No. 3 durum, Si!i7c. Corn: No 3 while. &; No. 3 white, 4 1,6 ; No. 4 white, 03 i U 64e : No. i whit, t 2 '-j 4) 6 J r ; No. while. 6262ip; No. 3 yellow. i,'ai B6itp; No, 3 yellow, ti,iitCc: No, 4 yel low, 64i(Sp; No. i yellow, tl V4 II t ; 'No. yellow, 6(lj(ic; No. 2 mixed, 4'5V,c; No. 3 mixed, ti , tl ate : No 4 mixed. 3 S b4p: No. t, mixed. 62 i ft HZHip; No. a mixed. (Vti,r; "ample. 63 'rf S i- data: No. 2 white, 374 41 .Hp; atanitanl, 37 . f 37 Vie; No. 3 while, 3'iSt37p; No, 4 white. 3,',, i& ate, Harley: .Malting. Ktfil4o; No. I feed. 62 ttle. Rye: No. 2, 0ti9lc; No, 3.' ai(p. Chliimo closing prleea, furnlahed Tha Bea by l.onn & Ilryan, atopk and grain brokora, 31a 8uth Sixteenth strait: Sept. Itlba May. July. Sept It :4 12 67S, 12 47 12 5f.-57il2 75 n 40 1 2 42 41 12 6R 12 42t, 12 it 45 12 3j. 1 12 SI .12 21 25 12 2 42i 12 12 32-3f 12 2 I.lverKMl drain Market. Liverpool. Hay 25. WI1KAT Jpot ket No. 1 Manitoba. 11. Idd, No. No 3, I In. 6d; No. 1 northern spring, 11a, id: No. 2 red western winter, Us, 4d. (HRV-Spot Ainerl. an mixed, new, 10a. lOd KI.fU'R Winter patents, 47s. IKIH London U'aoinu poaat), 4. Uajji li, 1 f.a. mar- 11s. 7d; Art. WhF Mv. luly. Kept. Corn May. July. Sept. (lata May July. S.pt. Pork May. July, Hept. Lard May, July. Open. I High. Low. ('lose. Hat. 1 07 105Tt 1 07 !107 1 0y, t '17 ! 1 07 '4 I0i 1 0'A10V;t 0'ill0Vt 70s' fi x '4 ' 7014 OS I M'l Vt W SI ' 63 I 6XV1, ih. 3 1 tl4l t 04 V,: 1 0914WI 1 ;!! 4 1 ,!40fli374 1 4ft W 4 0 V, , 3V ! 23 00 22 2elt I 21 74 I 12 4fi 12 60 40 3 I 404 394: :3S 3t-Vti 13 00 22 2 21 US 22 40 22 21 72i 21 21 37 21 11 K24 12 4ft' 13 12 eo ,12 m 12 2'4 40i 3Hi,l 40 7H IIS 42 'i 4014 3i 33 2S 22 60 22 20 13 0 12 2 Minneapolis drain Market. Minneapolis, .May 29. WH KAT May, l 12S; July, tl ,12V Caah: No. 1 hard, tl li; No. I northern, 1 1. 1 3 4 1i 1 15 N' 2 northern, $1.094 fi 1.134. Metal Market." New York, May 29. M ETA LS Lead. 17 35 aaked Spelter: Weak; Last Ht. LouU deilyery, 114 00 aakod Copper: Firm; elep Irolytlp, nearby, nominal; August and later, I2,0(ni( 29,25. Iron: Steady; Nq. I north ern, I20 7M 21 23; No. 2. 120 26( 20.7S; No. 1 southern. J2.a42l.; No. 2, $29.:Ji 20,75. Tin: ljulet; spot. H.fi6 47.25. At London Copper: Spot, tl2s; futures, 125; elei-trolylle, 14, Tin: Spot, 1193; futures, 192. Lead. 31 10s. Spelter, i0. Dry fioods Market. New York, lay 29 IdlY O0OI1S Pri mary markota were dull today, owing to tha eloslng of large dry goods Jobber Unl 11 sattsfaitory trade. An embargo haa been placed on ahlpments of wool from Auntralla. Haw silk was firmer. LOCKW Priced to Sell $800 and Up-Easy Terms Salesmen on the Property Plione Wal. 700 and we will send an auto for you The Addition Office Is Located at 52d and Jackson Sts Shuler & Gary 202-4-6 KEELING BUILDING i OOD i Cll I ,1 If .K. J 1 I V i)f It 4 A IS t Tt, v T :. l U ir 741x"1 3 "The Addition Beautiful" An Weal Location for Your Home in Dundee District ' Lot Sale Mow Gofieg Qui LARGE LOTS AND VILLA SITES WITH ALL MODERN STREET IMPROVEMENTS LOOATION-On the high ridge, two blocks south of Podge Street, between Olst ana o.sra Avenues, and Howard and Leavenworth Streets, near Elmwood Tark and.Jlappy nouow. EESTRICTED For High Class Residences Only. No Frame Build nprc. TWmiftf.fi Tinilditif Lines for Your Protection. Private Recrca lllfcn V A I ty ' O tion Parks. Sewer, Water and Gas Mains, Wide Sidewalks, Paving and Curbine. Ornamental Lighting System, Large urowmg juims, uou- ble Rows in Front of Lots and Scattered Over theTroperty, wina- as 1 1.ulai.aM CfiMAAN ' mg Avenue ana uunioui duwib. COME OUT TODAY Take Dundee car, got off at 49th and Dode, walk four blorks west on Dode to 52nd, then two blocks south. Take West Leav enworth car, get off at 54th and walk two blocks north. Or drive out Dodge street the Lincoln Highway, to 52nd and then two blocks south. CEDABNOLE BIG SALE GOING ON OUT BY FA1RACRES. i WLST OF EVANSTON, SOUTH OF DODGE i STRFFT SALE EVERY DAY THIS WEEK. ("time out early in the morning or late in the .'wninjr. Telephone now, We will send an autoinubiie for j ou. TI;out!uU of u o!e w ill be at the . .Ni!r d iri:;H' the u k. r.ni:.vKi of riMi i.s $ ni and rr. NOT SMALL LOTS, MT LAIUiL IKAlTS. lUiy thit e tn i-i'ht tinu ) v urnount of f:nu!.d f r alut tie j'lice i f a ul I;iFttl e hit, Ihiu rtrakU out Po.lo ttritt. the Lsueoiti lihw,y. , 1 1 tr ivUI le ujcnce a.lditioa, Vi ry r,tu-h like Lv ;nti.i, Tf!ephn:e I'..:t:lai J-M'. II. II. HAIM'KIl COMPANY Go Out to Benson Gardens Decoration Day Where you can spend the day quiet ly and look over the mo,-t Ueautiful Aereane Tract ever offered for .ale near (uutha, You van ki t the park on the ground junt v.w a pod time vuth your family. Take U n-M ear to end of line, then ua!k iv blu-k vvet, vr take jitney at end of !ir,e. Hastings & Hoyden Inl t llaiiu-v Street I'h.Mie TU r T.0, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Irregular Mixture of Gains and losses, Former Predominating at the Close. DEALINGS LIGHTEST FOR WEEKS .Sw York. May ,2. Toilay rxiesslvely stagnant H-saion of th stock exrhanfffl borp th1 faiiilllar ante-holiday appct, with an IrrKUlar mixture of salna and 1o.hs. the former prodoiTilnatlnv at the coa. UeattnK ver tha IlKhti'at and most protracted of any day for many weeks, the output of the noon hour barely aKKri.-ftatlng 20.000 shares, with only 25ti.i00 todal for tha day. Reading and I.ehlKh Valley, both at sub stantial advances over last week's final quotations, featured the ralla. with belated strength In other coalers and mine of the grain rarrlera. (jreat Northern preferred and Northern Pacific were only allghtly and temporarily afTected by the death of their guiding spirit, recovering with other representative slocks In the general cover ing movement of the final hour. United Htales Steel and other standard shurea were, listless most of the time, but rose briskly with various specialties at the end. Movements in other quarters of the list were seemingly speculative. The motors attracted soma attention, with further ad vances In W'lllya-Overland and Chandler motors, tha latter making a new maximum on Ita advance of to 10li'4 In connec tion with the Increased dividend, tieneral ilotora, however, surrendered practically all of Ita advance of the previous week, de clining 674 points to 42, Incidentally, re lated Issues like Ciaodrlch and Lea Tire were lifted 1 to 2 points. Among the mora prominent war Issues, the locomotives and allied equipments were firm to strong, together with I'nltert Htatea industrial Alcohol, Continental tan and American Coal-Products. Mexican and tha meiala were backward, with further selling of leading coppers. Weatern railway centers reported heavy gains in freight movementa, with higher prleea for varloua commodities. The Nor folk V Western road reported a net gain for April of 1733,000, with 1534.000 for Erla and 1372.000 for Illinois Central. The strength and activity of Anglo French and Canadian hond leaues waa re garded by Wall street aa having loms rela tion to President Wilson's recent peace ad dress. Total sales of bonds, par valua, amounted to 13,430,000. t'nlted States bond were unchanged on call, Number of sales and leading Quotations on stuck toilay were: Rales. High. I,ow. Cloae. Am. fleet Bllgar... l.00 74V4 74 74 American Can .... 1.400 SC"4 B lV Am. C. A F i.iO '. J" Am. !,ocomotlva .. l,oo 73 2tt l Km. H. ft K 1,600 UK M Am. Bugar Refln Ill LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 8ld proposal will b rclvd bjr th Board of Education of Nebrak Stnta Normal School until 9 o'clock . m., Fri day, Jun 23, 1914, for th traction of building follows! At Wayne New Industrial and Gym nasium building. At Kearney-New Gymnasium. At Chadron New Eaat Wing. Iiidft are to be addressed to and filed Miith A. L. Cavlne, Secretary, at Kearney, Nebraska, or at the room of th Boird in th Kearney Htate. Normal School Hulld Ing at Kearney, Nebraaka. where the Board will be in session tha day and tha hour above named. Certified check, made payable to the Secretary, must be attached to each bid, us a guaranty that the bidder will Imme diately enter Into contract and bond if awarded tha work, The amount of said checks shall be not than five (6 pet.) per cent of the amount of the bid, but in no case ahall the check be lea than (200.00. These checks will be returned to unsuc cessful bidder when contract are awarded, and to successful bidder when their con tracts and bonds are executed and ap proved. All bids must be made out in full com pliance with the Hidden Blank, which will be supplied by the architect, and failure to comply with thia provision will subject the bid to rejection. Drawings and specificationa will be on file at the Normal Schoola at Wayne, Kear ney and Chadron, at the iluilder' Exchange, Omaha, Nebraska, at th office of J. H. Craddaatk, Omaha, Nebraska, architteut of Ike buildings at Wayne and Kearney, ana at the office of T. C. Stitt, Norfolk, Ne braska, architect of the building at Chad ron. ' Additional set of drawing for any building may be obtained upon application to the architect for such building, nnd the deposit with him of a certificated check of 00. 00 for the general drawing and 125.00 for tne Heating, riumoing ano Lighting drawings. Said check are to insure the safe re turn of the drawing and th filing of a bid, and will be turned back to bidder when drawing are returned in good order and bid filed. The Board reeerve the rtgnt to reject any or ail bids. - UOAKD ur bitucAi 1UN ur ntnusivA STATE NORMAL, SCHOOLS, By DAN MOHRIS, President, A. L. CAVlNUdS. Secretary. Dated May 10, 191f. n-1 M53-J1-JA-13. Am. Tel. Tel... Am. Z, L. A S.... Ana. Copper Atchiaon Baldwin Loco Brooklyn Ft. Tr. ... ilutle 4 S. Cop... Cal. Petroleum ... Canadian Pacific Central Leather .. Che. & Ohio C, M. & St. P... Chicago at N. W... c. Ft. I. & P. By.. Chlno Copper Colo. K. & I Corn Prod. Refln... Crucible riteel .... Distillers' Sec Krle General Klectrlc .. tit. Northern pfd. Cit. No. Ore ctfs. . . Illinois Central ... Inter. Con. Corp. . Inspiration Cop. . . lnlr. Harvester ., Int. M. M. pfd is. . K. C. Southern . . Kennecott Copper . Louisville & N Mex. Petroleum . Miami Copper M., K. t T. pfd.. Missouri Pacific .. Montana Power .. . National Lead .... Nevada Copper.. .. N. V. Central N. Y., N. H. & H. . Norfolk & W No. Pacific Pacific T. T Pennsylvania Hay Con. Cop Heading ........... Hepubllc I. & . . . . Hhat. Aril. Cop... Ho. Pacific Ho. Hallway Htudeliaker Co. ... Tennessee Cop. . . . Texas Company .. . I'nlon Pacific, I'nton Pacific pfd.. I'. S. Ind. Alcohol. L', S. Steel 17 I'. M. Steel pfd Utah Copper 1 Wabaah lifd H... Weatern cnlon ... West. Kleclrlc . . . Total sales for the 400 139' U'9S 4 S01 M 02 3,!"0 & 34 00 liiuS 1054 d.SDD M1 1.71H) 111) - S.400 H't 90 V,oo'l7S'i 177 200 u4i, 64 00 B3 S2Lj 00 99 i 87 '! V.000 2a 61,10 62 62 - 0011 43 4:"l 2.SII0 20 1" H. 6O0 X4'.4 2- 200 61 l 6"S 6,400 384 3kVt "soo iain 120' I. S00 401 40 200 103V 103 V.400 44' 3,266 '62" 400 200 ,600 io 6 ,200 109 '4 2i 3i 67 17 106 MS 4t 10&-1 7 KS 1 . 22 ' 177 of, 63, ili 130 20 H 62 ' 13 'l 14 4 61 3i 170 121 40 103 I OS 46 112 -" 26 54 126 109 30 7 11 6'. 79 t;6 4. 17, OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET Beef Steers Ten to Fifteen Lowe; Others Are Steady Sheep Very Slow. HOGS MOSTLY TEN CENTS LOWE 000 68 67 17i or,' 1 116 61 '1 127v, 126 V, 126' 114 Hit) nv, ilJ 67H OMAHA May !!. 1916. Receipts were: Cattle. Hons. Sheep P-allmatc Monday 6.000 7.7HO Same (lay lant week.. 3.616 11.2 36 Same day 2 weeks ago 3,127 7.32H Same day 3 weeks ago 6.6.19 8 'i Same day 4 weeks ago 3.669 1 1.719 Same (lev Ihm( vear.. 3.42s S.922 Irte following lame snows ine reeri(,i.- of cattle, hngs and sheep at the Omaha live stock market for the year to uaie aa compared with last year: I6, ln. inc. i.'CC. 'attlo , 492,901, 424,313 66.5S2 Hois ..1.614. 652 1,366.695 14S.267 Sheep . MX, 627 626.310 109.63 Tha following table shows the average prices of hogs at the Omaha live stock market for the lost few days, with com-l.arleons: Dale . "if j. ''litis. 1I4 1 1 1 S . 1 1 1 a . 1 1 1 1 67 102t 46', 100 'i 22 10014, 102S 47 41 . . . 32 I DOS 226, 100 200 100 .000 400 SOO l00 600 .300 day, f9, 5 2 1- U 137 1396, 44', , . . . 12' 139 136 7 139 S 63V, 6214 6264 159"., 167 166 1, 65 64 6' 117 117 117 son o son 26", 26 26 96 96 96 62 61 61 266,000 shares. May tu May 11 May 12 May 1 May 14. May H. May 16 May 17 May 19. May 20. May 21. May 22. May 23 May 24 May 2! May Mav May NOTICB TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed propoaal will be received at the office of J. K. Weaver, secretary of the Board of education, until 9 o clock a. in. June 27th, for all labor and material nc eisary for tha airectlon and completion of a- school building for tha Consolidated In dependent School IHttrlct of Lewla, Cass County, Iowa, according to plana and aped Hcatlon profiared by Proudfoot, Bird & Rawsiin, Architects. No. 110 Hubbal Build ing. les Moines, la. Plana may be een at th office of the rchttect and at the office of the aecre tary. Mr. O. E. Weaver, alao the Builder' Kxchange at Minneapolis, St. Paul and Omaha, and the Iluilder' Material Kxhlblt at Chicago, and may be obtained upon ap plication to the archltecta. Certified check will be follow: Oen oral contract, 12,000; heating and plumb ing. 1600; electric wiring, 1100. Bond SO par cent of contract price for each contract. Th Hoard reserve th right to reject ny or all hid Hy order of the Board of Education. 11 E. WEAVER. 8ecretry of Consolidated Independent School IMstrlct of Lewi, Caa County. Iowa. ' M23.JOJ6.il New York Money Market. New York, May 29. MERCANTILE PA PER 3 p"r cent. STKRLINU EXCHANGE Sixty-day hills, 14,72; demand, 14.76 ll-li cables, 4 7 7-16. SILVER Har, 70r. MEXICAN DOLLARS 64 Sc. TIME LOANS Steady; lxty and ninety day, 24&J per cent; six month, 33 per cent. CALL MONEY Firmer: high. 2 per cent; low, 2 per tent; ruling rale, 2 per cent; last loan, 24 per cent; closing bids, 2 per cent; offered at 24 per cent. V. 8. r. 2a. reg., 99 K. C. So. ref. 6. 91 do coupon 994 L. It N. un. 4s.. 94V, V. 8. Js, reg 101 M. K. A T. 1st 4s 74 do coupon:.. .101 Mo. P. con. 6s. .104 V. 8. 4b, reg 110Mont. Power 6. 97 do coupon. ..Ill N. Y. C. deb. 6s.1l3 Am. Smlt. 6....106V4N. Y. City 4.10 Am. T-l. & Tel. N. Y N. II. cv. 4s 106 II. cv. 1124 Anglo. French 6s 9! No. Pacific. 4s,, . 92 Atchlnson g. 4a 93 No. Pacific 8s... 66 nan. tV I'lllU S ,l,,n, r. ... .. - - Beth. St. ref. 6a,102 Pae. T. A T. 6s. 100 Cent. Pacific 1st 90 Penn. con. 4s.l06 Che. O. o. 4c 904 do gen 4s...l02 C, H. A Q., J 4s 96 Reading gen. 4s. 96 C, M. A St. P. St. L. San F. cv. 6a 108 ref. 4a 76 C, R. I. 4 P. Ry So. Pae. cv. 6a.. 104 ref. 4s. ...A.. 74 do ref. 4s.... 90 Col. A 8. r. 4s 4 So. Railway 6s, .101 l. A It. (1. c. 4a. 78 I'nlon Pac 4a.,. 96 do ref 6s 71 do cv. 4s 93 Erie gen. 4s..,. 744 U. S. Rubber 6s 102 Oen. Elec. 6a... 106 l'. S. Steel 6. . .106 (It. No. 1st 4. 99West. Union 4s 96 III. Cen. ref. 4a 69 W. Elec. cv. bi.124 Int. M. M. 4.102 'Blil. Ixindon Stock Market. London. May 24. American eeeurttle on the stock market were dull and slightly lower, but numerous sale of bond occurred under the mobilization scheme prior to the imposition of new taxation. SILVER Har, J3d per ounce. MONEY 4(8 4 d. DISCOUNT RATES Short bill and three months') 4M4 per cent. t NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. leading Quotation of the Day on Various Commodltle. New York, May 2. FLOUR, brely teady; spring patents, I6.76.06; winter patent, 6.466 6; winter atralght t .441 6.60. . WHEAT Spot, eaay; No. 1 Durum, 11.194; No. 3 hard, 11.184; No. 1 North ern Duluth. 11.264; and No. 1 Northern Manitoba, U.lt t. o. b. New York. Future were easier, May II .14. CORN Spot, teadyj No. t yellow, si He c. I. f. New York. OATS. Spot, easy; atandard, 4c. HAY Firm; No. 1, l.451.60; No. J, 11.3641 40; No. i. $1.2001. JO; shipping, $1.0643.1. 10. . , HOPS Steady; tat rommon to choice 1916, 12cjf20c; 1914, 67c; Pacific coast 1916. 1116c; 1914, 8l0c. HIDES Steady; Bogota, 234J84c; Cen tral America, 83c. ... LEATHER Firm; hemlock first, 27c; seconds, 36o. PROVISIONS Pork barely steady; mesa, $26 60W26.O0; family, $28 OOJj 28.00; short cleara, $23 0026.00. Haef. ateady; mess. 117 6018.00; family, $19.0020.00, Lard, weak; middle weal. $10.70I2.0. Tal low, quiet; city, 10c; country 1010c; petlal, 104c. Kansas City Live Stock Market. Kansas City. May 29 CATTLE Re ceipts. 14.000 head; market ateady; closed strong; prime fed steers, $10.00(8 10 60; dressed beef steers. $8 604.86; western steers $8. 60 10.60; Blockers and feeders, $7.608.76; bulls. $6.00'B 8 00; calve, $6.60 "hoOS Receipt 17.000 head; market lower; bulk of .'alee. $9 4594: heavy. $9 669 76; packers and tiutrhers. I9 60 9 70; lights. 9.4090; pigs, 0l9 10. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10.000 , ,. l . it ln.,r: lambs. 19 56911,60: yearlings, 8.6010.60; wether, 17. 760 9.25; ewes, I7.20la8.i6. St. Joseph Live Stock Market. St Jo.eph, My 29 CATTLE Receipt 2 300 hed: market lower; ateer. I.00 10 36: cow. and heifer, 16.00910 00; calve., 6 Olliff 11.00. HoiiS Receipt.. I.ooo head: market lower; top, 14 70; bulk of aalea, $9 40 9 60. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1 000; market alow; lamba. ..M1.; ewe. 4 60tf 7.36. THIS STORE WILL CLOSE AT NOON TUESDAY MEMORIAL DAY MANY SPLENDID SAVING EVENTS THROUGH OUT THE STORE IN THE MORNING. SHOP EARLY. fUI 1 iil6 I. DOOGE DOUGLAS STREETS Here'i Some Interesting Grocery Prices for Tuesday s mle I , t H.t I cir I Cue Jf. .''. t $ '. ', rf .. IIW ,i ... .... i ., J U. k . ', . . , . - J - t "n 4 M (,f l D4.l , llf (,,, T, ,r i ,m 1 H $l'4, ' h t . te ,..-14 k 4 . . t es.al V-,t.. 1,.,-t.a .- I"H. I 1" " ' S 1Q 1H1 lilt tHtavilllf Ull, 11 . f ' .4. 1 !, I ! f 4 ' '! I ' S I ' 1 ., .146- '! $ v I I,..) i ..i.M ...i. tin h.'-l . ft 1. - t . 1,, 4I 4. 1 1. 6- ,., I.e., . 9 t 6. I - t". t k. i-C . ."' t I . , . r' ' t'n t p. I . s f " " ai,.:.r (., '- - I ni t. 6 t i .. I . .,,,t. 414 1 h44. 1 I. S. .1 4II . 4,1 i AN II M -l"U I.IMSH M 6 Ji 4.4,11.1 I l . i". I-. ..... ii A . . I ! 4 4-1 t-4 .!. . H.tl MM" I Vt t Mn, t Utt I r $ 4 f - 4ei4 I1 , 4M4 4.4 -4-4 l 4.4 ,. t'.,.,l , H t S4k ...i at , t - . ,a r 4' 9 ' . .4 a.) !. I . .4 ,,4 44 1 a --4 i ,.,4 r - t4 4 - 4 -4 .! 4 4 4 " 4 4 4 ' f4 1 - I '1 . "4t 4) ' 1 . . 44.4 t .144 4 , -4 1 4. I i) , i - !.. I . r4.4i 1 4 . 4 4 . ',i 1 4 4-4 ' I 4 ,- 44 44 W '...-'44,,. 41, j 4tu 41. e ! .44 ... k - I" 4 . 4 44 .4 . 4 ' t , st H 4 t4 4.4 ,44 Oo .4 H.,14'4 'I'4M 14 .,i4,, 4. ,l.t 4,4 " "-41, 4 4 4 4.M 4. , ,4 a 6 . , , '4 I ' 4,44, . 1 l4:i'l t 44 r t t ' 1 V 4 I 4 44 . r-4.4l P,tV.. I,,. II 14 K . I - 4 I ('. 44 4-4 ( t 4 44 . t .... ' 44i, 1, I..4 I- -44 ,.4' -4 44 A 4 ... 4 f 4 44 t t "4 l.. 1 44 I .4 I t-A, t 6., I 6 m 4 4 Sunday. CATTLE Receipts were quite llbersl.hera and at all other points, with the result that there waa a sharp slump In prices every where. The market here on beef ateera ws 104116c lowor, the choicest jeavy beeves showing not nulto that much decline, while the common to medium cattle and yearlings may, In some cases, have shown .Mil mora decline. Cows and heifer were about ateady and feeders were Arm. quotations on rattle: Oood to choir beeves, $10 00(8 10 80; fair to good beeves, $60a l0.00; common to fair beeves, $8 60 9 60; good to choice helfera, $6 009 00; good to rholee cowa. $7.7fii&8 00; fair to good cows, $6, 7647. 76; common to fair enw and heifers, $4, BOWK. 71; good to choice feeders, $8.00)8.76; fair toy good feeders. $7,7648.00; common to fair feeders, $6.76 7 76; good to choice Blockers. $7.80 60; stock heifers, $4 764(8.26; stock cow, $6.76 47 60; stuck calves, 17,264(6.76; veal calve, $9.0012.00; bulla, stags, etc.. $8. (06,60. HEEF HTHKRS. No. Av, Pr. No. . Av, Pr. 7 1142 $7 00 47..;. ..1074 $9 00 21 1069 9 20 62 917 9 28 20 1 149 9 36 46 961 9 40 42 1078 9 60 19 1132 66 41. 1081 9 70 63 1213 76 19 1369 9 60 28 783 6 8 93S 9 90 20 1362 10 00 21 1186 10 06 18 1401 10 26 23 1464 10 46 STEERS Alll HEIFERS 6,700 39.67 3.065 6.614 1,620 973 I 61 I 41 I 1 61 I 714 60 61 1 4, 7 14 7 26 J 31 ; 49 T 4, . 7 18 I 706.1 7 2d 9 71 62 9 63 4 66 9 60 9 37 7 31 7 36, 7 29 . 7 23 7 301 7 41 7 46 29! 9 34 1 7 49 ! 24i 7 66 $ 79 I 15 7 46 i 82 19l 8 14l I 46 4 16! 8 16 7 44 I 97 I 191 I 2 2 1 7 66 8 23l S 321 7 69 i 98 I 291 I 24 7 16 I 94 I I 29 7 I 89 I 211 I 28 I 74 8 191 8 ill 7 60 I 71 I 241 8 34 7 43 17 I 29 7 4b t 44 I 161 8 30 7 49l I 69 I 8 39 7 461 i 62 8 001 I 7 441 i 70 8 1 8 42j 7 39 I 64 8 031 8 37 7 32 7 6 8 41! 7 261 6 89 8 ..... , 820 8 80 28 798 9 00 18 966 15 22 876 26 21 628 28. I 66 634 10 00 78. .246 220 9 30 80 9 32 64. .306 120 9 36 . . 9 87 74. .238 ... I 40 ., 9 46 I h 'i. I I 'j'-' m II t t-l 11..;... 436 8 00 1 1 943 8 76 7 666 9 10 14 1116 9 26 2 743 40 66f 977 4 76 79. .184 80 $9 26 7. .226 36. ,197 64. ,242 HOGS There was a decent Monday run of hogs here, 106 load, or 7,704 hesd, being . reported In. This I 1,600 head larger than last week and a few hundred heavier than two week ago, hut amaller than for the corresponding Monday of laat year by over 1,000 head, Outside demand waa pretty fair again this morning, and upward of twenty loada of hog were bought early on shipping account. Am waa the caae on last week close, how ever, a bearish set of packer buyer enabled shipper to get all the hoga they wanted ateady, and In fact anma of tnelr purchase were If anything a little lower. The packer market waa a tower deal right from the start. Early blda of a nickel to, In apota. 10 rent lower were promptly turned down, aellera believing that ahlp- plng competition wa atrong enough to mak killers come to time. Buyers did not seem to be worrying about this, however, and wheat other market began reporting declines of a nickel or more aslesmen gave up the fight and started selling hog on a 5-cent lower basis. Movement never became real lively, but once started waa fairly continu ous nd the big end of th hog waa cleaned up before 10 o clock. General market wa mostly I cent lower than she close of last week, decline being noted on everything except some of th hlp- per purchase. Hulk of tne sale waa made at $9.269 40, and several losd reached $9 46. Current prices are the lowest elnc April $0, when quotation were the ame as today SHEEP Th largest sheep and lamb up ply In & number of riy w" on hand this morning, estimate placing supplies si twenty-three cars, or 1,700 head. This Is nearly 2,000 larger than laat week, 2,700 heavier than two week ago and wlmost 6.000 greater than for the corresponding day of laat year, when leaa than 1,000 head were on offer. Aa wta predicted at tha cloae of last week packers aro determined to get lambs at lower levels from now on, a.nd this morning supply being of liberal propor tions they decided to make the break a good one while they were at It. On early rounds very few blda were placeu. and when huyera finally did start out It waa to mak offers that were anywhere from 50c to In extreme caeca $1.00 lower than laat week. Hellers realized that It was up to them to make concession of some sort, but refused to cut loose at the reductions buyers were asking without first putting up a light, and Ihe forenoon paaaed with noth ing sold on which quotattona could li baaed, although the few bunche that did ell looked aharply lower. About noon aeller began to get action on their clipped lamba at flgurea that were In th neighborhood of 60c lower than lt week cloae. Chaolce llghta, mate of those that brought $10 90 last week, atopped at 10 40. .while $IO.OOfj io.2& bought moat of the decent to good light and bandy offer ings. Sort were quite a bit more eever than laat week on anything not atrictly choice. On prlng lamb it wa a very atlcky deal. A few packages of natlvea aold early In the day at flgurea that were not mui h lower I hall laat week, a few that were by 1111 means choice going at $11 60812 00. lluyera were not. however, at all interested in the Callfnrnlaa. of which lli"r were several cars on offer, and up to midday bad failed to even make bids li them' Hi, pie native. were alm sllll 111 first hands t that time Not many old ewes were nrterrd, and lum-l of the. here were Just tiilr. lull they were pretty well cleaned up during the early pan of ihe fnremioit, I'rl. weie uneven, an-l generally lower, altbuua It' In most iaa the break waa not so severe a on Irttnl. Itest , it.e, wa on t-ffer rea, hej ? with poorer grades i"i d.iwn, two '. of plain stuff s'liicg at 4 jf. nh a de. a nut at l vJ-tMetteMB on sheet, ami Uml l.ainl4, M't'tn.. $ Snunt'i, lall.tm. ..'! to t hot e halv-lv. I ; ,11' ti 10 4'i , laliiti". lull to i hii.i 4 bsndt, M ,' a iiMi. Uiiii. fir t h"i he,. I&etisjft. ,i;iilt. tair la lh"tr t 41,,!,. I (tl . V 4.41 1:...S4 te-r 1.1 4 h-'l- hea l'264 1t. " Nl $ 6tf4 4. 4 .! ! 4 a. 01, . I Tl. . fair li - I ' " Ktr.4e,t! 1 4 44i So 1 31 4t,4 4 sc'ie lame ., ' ' t Cvl i Sl'MCi !-,lt4 . 4J iitHti.ii ll4 mmk wtftttlt. jlaltle Kifvag. Il4 i4l-4t aatl ahesai Meek. I thi 4., M.i . I I I 6 4.-H4II II 44 test 4- ' 4: '- -4 l ' fe- t !. $ ,1 S 1 ..4-4,. 4l,. $1 ; I j 4.- 44.. 4 I I.- '-' I " '- . I 16-1.4 .441. 4 4 ' 4 I I t 1 1 - , . 6, ,'l 14 . ' S t 4,4 6 - I ' I ' II 1 4 '' I ' J j ,,,,,..1 14 1 e, 1 ! . t. .4 ...It' I . , , I . I 4 4 4 I. j 4 M.. , , - t l ' IS ' 1 '.. 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