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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

NEW YORK. Nav i2.-COFFlcE--The
market for coffee futures more than lost
yesterdays improvement during today 3
trading a. q result % scattering iioul-
dalton ard trade selling. which aas sup
posed 20 be inspired BY continued nerV-
ouallesE over international politics and re-
ports AZ easier firm offers OF new coffee
for shipment TO Bra1n. The market
opened at a decline 81 sue points and
closed ~ net less Of 1908 polnts Sales
q 90 l.ars. Quote. May. 5.Nc. June.
ASec, July 0.eoc: August. &ofc. September,
ass. October, I.0lc; Novemher. TOic: Df-
ceinhcr io6c. January. lilo: February,
1Ic; March. I.11c: April TeSc. spot,
quiet, id0 No Z INC: santos No. 4 Toe,
| offers ~ new crops santos a were re-
ported Ia the cost and freight market
az eIo60 Sc; and old crop Hio AZ z so
chansed. Rio exchange I'D lower.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Market Remains Nervous
and That Grain Goes Up Another
-Four to Five Cents.
FLY REPORTS ARE NUMEROUS

OMAHA, May n 1915.
Wheat market remains nervous. Wheat
continues TO climb. advancing from 4 70
cents. There was a sood cash demand
for this cereal
Corn receipts totaled twenty-three
cars. the market advancing \ cent,
while oats sold hakc higher.
II Is the belief OF the wheat bulls that
ire edge has been taken Off the bril-
liant prospects for winter wheat, owing
70 ravages by hessian fly and chinch
bugs In northern Oklahoma. southern
Kansas, northeast Missouri parts OF
central and western Illinois and western
Developments the lest few days have
confirmed carly reports OF the extensive
presence Of hessian ny and cIinch bugs
over an unusually large area.
Some OF the reports are too sensational
70 believe, although a fe wof them came
rom well Informed people Of the south
Clearanccs we're: wheat ana flour
sausl TO 1,77sooO bushels; corn. 5000
Liverpool spot Wheat. i@1lkd higher;
Primary wheat receipts were 10000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF i,42i.000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 47g,000
bushels and shipments 595,O00 bushels
shipments of 1900 bushels last year.
bushels and shipments 1000 bushels,
against receipts OF 1000 bushels and
shipments OF I ,0i7 900 bushels last year
CARftOT RECEIPTS,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Feature. Of the Traains ana CIosinE
Prices ON heard af Trade.

Prices on Heard 81 TrRde.
CHICAGO. May l2.--After many rapid
changes OF prices today the wheat trade
appeared to be governed chiefly by be-
lief that alarming reports OF crop dam
age N me HesF rsa ny aistris , hed been
tied AZ *o 20 NC under last night Corn
finished NC TO Nc down; oats, NC off 10
,to up. and provisions with declines OF
AT first the course OF the wheat mar
net. swift succession OF breaks and
bulges. seemed 10 reflect more or less
the uncertainty Of dealers regarding
break Oft relations with Germany At
tontlon soon centcroe, however. on the
question Of the extent. Of insect injury
20 the growing domestio crop Differ
encee Of opinion on this subject were
wide apart for a while, but gradually
.he, general feeling became. clearly, less
expert clearancet. the tendency toward
buying stampede disappeared, and
holders lndulEtd IN profit taking on =
Complaints Of dry weather in North
Dakota heiped the bulic TO rally the
wheat market 10 some extent as the
sesslon-nenrcd an end. There were also
late reports that foreigners were after
cash wheat 1t the ~scaboard.
Corn showed more continued heavinesF
than was the. case with wheat. Favor
able weather, both in this country and
IN Argenila, led TO considerable selling
Oats we're sustained by demand from
cash houses Tho May option especially
Provisions lacked support. stock yard
interests seemed indisposed to unload.
knowing an advance In prices for hogs.
Futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
ouotauons OF the nay on various
Commoafffea.

NEW YORK. May i2-FLoUR-
wHEAT-spot easy; No. red. a.s5
aud No 2 hard, i.G6ik G. l. T., track;
No. J northern. Duluth, Si.62a, and No ]
northern, Manitoba. si.ssi1. q 4 &, Buff
falo Futures, easy: MAY, SLIGO.
SOitN-Spot. steady; No. yellow,
SG9tc prompt shipment
oATS-Spot steady.
liAY-Barely steady.
liOPS-Quiet; state common TO choice,
1914 crop. leni3c; Pacific coast, 1913 crop,
ioQl3c. 1913 croI Nn &c.
HlDEs--Quiet; Boeota. 9io; Central
LEATiiERaFirm: hemlock firsts, &c;
PROVISIONS unsettled; mess,
siS75@1s.25: family, s2i.O0do20O; short
clear, t19.506f21 co. Beef, quiet: mess,
sis5od1oo0. family. sl9.yod2o.50. Lard.
easy; middle west, s9.5On9s0.
TAIsIOW-Steady; city. Gitc. country,
6isft6skc special. $50.
BUTTER - Unsettled receipts, e,sl6
tube: creamery extras, 20 score. Bic;
creamery. higher scoring. 3Cn20,zc; firsts,
2sn29c; seconds, 2gd26hc.
EGGS-Steady; receipts, 81 .de3 casee.
fresh gathered extras, Z21en23c; storage
packed, extra firsts. 2ihG22c; firsts. 2lh
n2l5kc; regular packed. extra tirste. no
2ilzc; firsts. 1871 Noes nearby hennery,
whites. fine to fancy. 23d23isc; nearby
henpery whites. 22d73c.
CHEF'SE-Firnl; receipts. s,iB boxes'
y hole milk. lsAc; sans, average fancy
PoULTRY-T.ive. weak; western chick
ems, broilers. 30fig6c. fowls. 1Tdi7ikc; tur-
KEYS 12n14c: dressed. steady; western
frozen roasting chickens, Fd211sc. fowls.
if1kdisc; turkeys, iJd2ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Alr Albert Jackson and Mr. J z.
Kirtley stopped the Ford in front OF
the police station. On the back was a
capacious cage on the side Of the cage
were two wire lassos
II was the city's new Vehicle In which
Fidos who haven't paid their taxes are
taken 10 the pound and held for ransom.
Messrs jackson and KirtIey are Afro
Americans. clad in blue denim and with
well polished stars cleaning upon their
breasts stars inscribed special officer
and with number and everything.
We'll, we'll" cried the scribe, you are
certainly some classy dog catchern now"
But the Characteristic grin Of Ethiopia
did not appear. Mcssrs Jackson and
Kirtly looked hauHhtiIy at the scribe.
Then spske Mr.. Kirtiey:
"We-aiI amt no dog catehers.
And Dir. jackson continued:
Were stray animal officers
'Yas-sir. stray animal, officers" said
Mr. Kirtley
the scribe mentioned that he might
put a piece in the paper about the swell
new dog cstot-, that Is. the swell now
stray animal officers vehicle.
All the power OF the press Dignity
was thrown aside. The ice thawed. The
stray animal officers saw that here was
man who could be received as an
equal. man to whom even strsy animal
officers mieht unbend. Here was oppor-
tunity knocking at the door Mr.. Kirt-
ley rose to the occasion at once He felt
that something must be said
The city has given ms these Jobs. - he
remarked we have our duties to per-
form and-we will perform them to the
best of ouah abilities accordin' to ouah
oaths Of office which we took. We Will
try to treat all parties equal and fair
I wouldn't take no dog from the arms Of
no woman or no little child. wouldn't
do that. We
Mr. Jackson here caused an almost total
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

quoted as i5d2sc better than ycsterday.
the quality BEING much hettef than niat
OF any OF Tuesdays offerings.
Shorn lambs did not fare 20 well, how
ever. and prices on this class Of stock
were no more than steady, two loads
selling ~ $40, equaling yesterdays fig
urc on the same sort 0f stuff.
one car o fewcs showed up. some
wooded ones selling AZ $40 while the
clipped end landed at $40. There have
not been enough aged sheep here this
week 10 make quotations.
Quotations on sheen and lambs; lambs,
light fi0.bo0li.io. lambs. heavy, $1,000
1880 lambs shorn, s8.f009.25: yearlinRa,
800; wethers. good 70 choice, 8251a76 "a:
wethers. fair to good, SSO01s IS; ewes,
good 20 choice. G.T5dS.e5; ewes. fair 10
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

CATTLE There Was very liberal run
~ cattle this morning but tho receipts
Tor the three days auQputs 70 only l3.oa2
htnd. being smaller than anx recent
week. but larger than year ago By over
The market on beef steers was very
Glow, bq that A was later than uauni be-
fore q clearance was effected. Prices
we're generally = little lower. and the
whole trade might best be described a.
allow 70 lec lower.
Rho best Hight hclfora conmandoa about
steady pricos. while less desirable kinda
were slow ant the tendency weak.
HioekeFn and feeders have been rnthor
slow SELLERS AL the week. the country not
liutInF with the usual freedom. "A q re-
tu1 the trade today was very dull, and
stu prices did not show much change.
ouqiatiqnH on cattle; Good 90 choice
rofnf40 htoVos, W.o0U8.6o. fair 10 good
eornfed btevce. Qloq8o9: coninaon 10
fair corufe1 beevca g.ebNl.1o. good 10
choice he'fefa. Ho0keo, good 10 ohoica
cows, #.~4f.N, lair 10 good coWH tAN0
$50. common 10 fair cows. k11t45tt, kood
% choice atockoIH and feeders. NitoHt %.
L4lr 20 good stockers ana feedorb, A.oQD
80, common 10 fair eiockera and load-
cI1 it.o|I.te, stock hnRera, 4lo0I AZ
'ffuck eOWf. t6.50H8lA, stock cnlpea 81 80
0tN veal calves soo,lfoc5, RAJ bnlin
stars etc, N,00s.u' stock bulls. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

ftO1s--Another moderate run showed
up some ~ cars. or $500 head. being re-
coI, 81. The three days gotal Il N.OSf
head, = shortage OF 400 az compared
win heek ako. but $50 heavier than
YEAR aro.
Trace opened Hfrona. ana shipplne pur-
4hsta were fairly liberal AZ a nickel al.
tante' Bulk 81 the shipping sales was
nitof AZ = SoqIi -. the latter price being
tnt highest paid,
Packers opened oug biddine steady. and
fnnt priets ought 20 ~ AZ least 81 higher.
nothing much was done until late IN the
forenoon. buyers refused 20 ralae their
ficH until after 20 o'clock, but Ia the end
incl dld tack on = little. and when the
hulk Of the hogs began movine. Il MAS
on = steady 20 81 higher basis. the most
81 the drofes selling a. shade higher
rFg. Even atter q trading basis VAS es-
tatIIs1ed trading was slow
Bulk 81 the killer hogs moved az 81 50
"a with q sprinkling down 10 E.0 and
4alIle q number Of shipping boss reached
tl.# q nickel above Yesterdays highest
figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

MINNEAPOIIs, May 1a-wHEAT-
May, n54N July. 81 .4ex: No. hard
u GA: NO. i northern. si.56atdl59i1;s No
2 northern, 1882 $50
FTOU R--Unchangcd
BARI. FY--fffi7fc.
RYEs--S1. 13sff.ie
BRAN-$22.50
CORNING. 3 yellow. I1hd7IAc.
OATS--No. 2 white, 5l%dJ2ltc
FLAX-Sf. 97iheii .99k
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

81. LOUIS May 12.--CATTLE-- Re
beef steers, g7.50d900; heifers, SeO0ao 10,
COWS. SS.olff7.50: stockers and feeders. $50
rs 81 southern steers. sS1s6;8.O0: cows and
heifers, sl0o46oo; native calves, feood
HOGS Receipts. $500 head: market
lower; pigs and lights. 362566.70. mixed
and butchers. ss5oef7.7e: good heavy. f.ef
CCs.G5.
SHEEP AND IsAMBs-Receipts. 400
head. market steady; hiGhefi clipped
muttona f560H1 So: lambs, s95Ofti0. Is
go; spring lambs. klooeat2.Oo
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

nuTTER-Ns: 1. i-Ib. cartons. sie; No,
s1 Ss.ss 49, sIsss s Sa. 81 g. s@lss
Am s ss' iss siSs s ass si BRICK ise Yia n
ss sSSsd a Ss.n @ SsS aHEk .oS white c
halsbui, 10; channel eatfiah. iie; herring.
Il s2 ST a xSesrs S sa sS b 49,
Wholesaio prices OF beef cuts effective
April IS are a. follows;
ENHN CUTH-Hibs, No. i Hacf No. z,
rae; No. 3, INC. Loins. No. 1, 201ic; No.
q 3ouc; No. 3. iosic. Chucke, No. l. lihc;
Ne. 4 10stc: No. 3. ie,ac: Rounds, No; /,
ike; No. 2. nc: Ne. lsAe' Plates. No
POULTRY -Bronera, lOci spring chick
ems. ifoi heno, 1fct cocks. NC; rooatera.
s ssesa e' dSess, me ei s Ace sSs S:
ducka fun foafhercd, loo; geese full
fsalhered. sei SQUADS. No. !. u.se; No. 2.
~ Tr,it ana vegetable prices Furnished by
ciiiirrki Fruit company;
fffiifffTkl Oranges: Fancy California
nesAIs, 20, E Per ssr box box; s , isss $50 asS
kex lbs. N0a. sioa, sos. 2ses, $3.50 Ecr
NOV: extra fancy Mediterranean Sweets.
SOS, MS, s2ls. e3M per box Lemons:
| E7tre fancy 1oie s,,. SOW 49, ~. 80 s9's z
| Nn ner box. Grapefruit Celebrated
| chase brand. Sc, as per box, tos, $3.50
Der box: 5is SID per box; ois. s per
Nav Pineaappios extra fancy Cuhnn,
2ta. ms, sss. sSB Dor crate. Bananas;
NadfuiIi aira. s. TO SIS per bunch: Jumbo
| fgult. ChanEufnole and Port t4lmon, tc
Der ss', mound. strawherries: louisiana plnts.
1 ,riot IN date Of ahlpment; prospective
ppssies Tor Monday taD plnt cases. = Der
es vyIroErA BllEs- California new cab
hnre. N TO ioo,ib. crates, &c per 10. cel-
| cry. Jumbo. soc per doA. head lettuce.
/ al ner don; leaf lettuce, 90 per doz.
Artlchokea. SLID per doz Endlee. DC per
lIb Onions Yellow, &c per ib.. Texas
| EeFnuda. white. no per crate; Texas
| Refniuda. white. yellow, Si-oo per cretc.
On.on sets. yellow and red. 1.oe per
h.iahel white, t.1h pey bushel. Peppers.
~ per basket Tomatoes. FANCY, = q
pr crate; choice. y per crate. spinach,
/ nipS. Zoe por dox. Potatoes: Colorado
| Rurain, l5c per hushci: Red River ohipa
SOC per bushel: Minnesota white. CO per
husfei Florida white stock, about III
lbs to barrel, = per barrel; Texas Tri-
umphs loo-lbs sacks. SC per 10. Mush-
rooms. Fc per 10.
MISCELLANEOUS = Shellod popcorn
A. per 10. Crackerjack Sa.so per case
N.I5 per half case. Peanuts. raw. Z
per H.. Jumbo, y per H.; roasted. $40
| per 10: sailed, $3.50 Ger can. Asparagus
home Erovn. lib. bonches, &c per doc
bunchss Checker. 40 Per. casei si.N
s-eaaa nsita. k-lA per sack - per doz
Nuts: No. ! California walputa, iSc PEI
10 Brazlls. izc yer -. sugar walnut
dates, ste per box. filbortH. lao pei
10. pccana, is.tc per =, Almonds. 30
Der 10
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Theee sales were reported: wheat. No
hard winter, car $i.b21k, car i52h.
cars n.52. iss-car. slbo; No. 2 hard win
ter ! car N.52; NO. hard winter. l car
N.50; No. mixed. car fi.4e: sample, is
car Si.4e Barley No. T. / car CSC car
Sc. Corn: No. yellow, cars nc; No.
mixed, 2 cars (near white) 72c, 2 cars
slAc; No. mixed, 2 cars tnear whittier
nc. car tnear white) 7f&c, cars me.
cars Tic; no. ! mixed. cars 70ikc. 1
car 703tc; No. mixed. car zoe, / car
&c; sample, car TIC, ] CAR 7oc. II cars
lhoO &c. Oats; No. . white, car sic;
No : white, car Ji4c; No. mixed. /
car J0iac; sample, l car SIC. 3 cars f9c.
Omaha Cash Prices--W Wheat: No. 2 Tur-
key, si.611sfff 53ih; No Turkey, 81 52f0
1.5a; No 2 hard, S1.5l1sfD1. 52ia: No. hard,
81 .b91sdls02; No. hard. ti.4sf11.50; No. 3
spring, H.4S61 .52ia; No. durum, $500
l.b2 No. 3 durum. 81 .ssfti 81. Corn: No
white, 72fDT2itc. No. white, 7l3k672c; No.
white. 7107ihc: No. 5 white, 70I@7lkc:
12izc; No, yellow. 7t&G72c: No 4 vel
low, H@1f5Sc; No. > yellow, 7ost071ikc:
No. 9 yellow. 701t qp70ztc: No 2 mixed, III
ffTiftc: No. . mixed. 7l071kc; No. 4 mixed.
70hd1osSc; No. mixed, 70d70kc No. (
mixed, 6961i0c: sample mixed. 6iGb72c.
Oats; No white 5i5k6diEc: standard.
5i65lMc; No. 3 white, 50&n5lc; No. (
white, 505taC0lfc Barley: Mailing esa7oc:
No l feed, esn65c. Rye: No 2, si.0oGpi 10;
No 3, S.Os91.cs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
c. H. MORRILL, IS SPENDING
SHORT TIME IN OMAHA

Hon. Charles IT. Morrill,. for many
years president Of the board OF regents
OF. the state university. is spending the
day in Omaha. having returned recently
from winter at Daytona. Fla. and
looks IN the best Of health Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrill, are stopping for the present with
friends in Lincoln. and viii put in their
summer between the farm near osceola
and the northern lakes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

A legion Of people have used s. g. 8. and
have overcoine the worst forms Of rheuma-
tism.
This disease Of the blood II little under
stood because Of its strange symptoms,
scarcely two people having II exactly alike
And yet, no matter what its form or how
painful and distressing. s. s. S. seems to
have almost a divine influence in driving Il
out. releasing the nerves from pain and clear
ing the joints and muscles 80 they work with
out restraint. The best explanation for this
happy result Is the fact that In g. g. s. are
eeStain ingredients which act as an antidote.
They are natures providence to man.
Just as the meats. fats. salts and sugars Of
our daily food provide us with nourishment.
80 does s. s s, give 70 the blood the exact
medicinal requirement 70 clear the stream.
drive out Impurities ana reconstruct the
body II destructive germs have gained a
foothold. Go to any drug store today and
get bottle OF 8 4. s. II will do you good.
But be sure 10 refuse any and all substitutes.
And II yours Is stubborn case. write to the
Medical Adviser. The swift Specific Co. 100
Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ca. This department
II presided over By a physician proud OF his
name By virtue Of HIS distinguished family
and foremost doctor on his own merits.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

NEW YORK, Nay U.-COTTON--Snof
quiet; middling upiands, asSc; sales. !. 81
balea.
Futurcs opened barely steady: July,
ale; October, ieoiei December. ltk,ci
January. 10 ~.
Cotton FUTURES closed steady. May. aeec.
july. 9.t,c; octoheF, eslc; December.
1900, January. IootC
LIVERPOOL. MAJ 2-coTTON- SPOT
The cotton market closed steady IL !
net decll1e ~ tFprn 10H points
firm, good lniddlIuH, aid IulddlInH = Sd
low miedilng. tf-d. Sales. 1000 hales
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
GOVERNMENT BOAT TAKES
LUMBER TO DECATUR

large cargo Of lumber has been taken
aboard the government snagboat Nc
Pherson IN Omaha. The lumber is 10 he
taken to Decatur. where the government
Y to buiid coal shed near the water
TO be used as a coaling station for the
snasooats as they ply up and down the
river. As Decatur has no railroad this
VAS considered the best way of getting
The necessary lumber to that place. The
boat Is to leave Omaha this afternoon
end arrive at Decatur about Nav n ar ts
Apartments, flats. sosses and cottages
can be rentedauickIy and eneapIy b. a
i.eo For Rant"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
Kainaa. clty Gralr ana Preyi-Ion-.

fKANSAk CITY, Nay lz.-W IfEAI--lNo
2 hard. s1.54d1.5 No, 2 red. si.SSal "a
!. May; N.Si%; July N;s'S' september
cORN--No. ? mixed. T4kafs: No. 2
white 7bm751dc; No. ? yellow, 561z; No. B.
74i1fs7sc; May, TsstdTs1sc; July, i51sQf6c;
oATs-No white. 5Sa5SlAc; No. 2
mixed, 5016lc.
BUTTER--Creamery &c; firsts. 25c;
seconds. &c: packing. isc.
EGGs-Firsfs nc: seconds .1ec.
POULTRY-Hens, iic ROSTERS loc;
turkeys, i5c
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

sIOUX CITY Ia. May l2.-CATTLh--
Receipts. 1900 head; market steady %
ers, s5.6Oef7e0; cows and heifers. &.0oa
G6s: stockors and feeders, H.2049 ~
calves. t500a9.5o; bulls. stays, etc. $50
|G.50.
HOGe--Recelpts, $500 head: market. 8
higher. heavy G.25ff.s5. mixed, N.25i
Iiaht. 81 20d7 y; bulk OF sales, f.25d7.S0
SHEEP AND I.AMBS--Rcceipts, W,
fo,V,ha az o04leO0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

81. JOSEPH. May i9-cATTLE,-It RE-
8. oodR 90: cows and hcifere, N5ouS't0;
Hode.- Rsceipts 400 head. market
higher: top, H.B; bulk, S7.Saq.i0.
head market steady: lambs. 50. 2b0l0.sS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Firm--Hor. wesk--shcep

CHICAGO. May 12-cATrLE.-R Receipts,
1900 bend; market. firm; native beef
3o.6s; western steers, B10d7ss; cows ana
heifers, S3.0n8.7b. calves, s65Osi9OO
HOtiS-Receipte, 1000 head; market,
y .4e97.G: light. 81 t067 rs: mixed, H.S1d
80; heavy, .F.0sa7e5; rough, F.o5a72o;
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1s.No
head: market firm sheep. N.75dss0:
lambs IS 6offf1 e.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
CARPENTER LOSES TWO
FINGERS ON LEFT HAND

Fred Glasshoff. $40 jackson street. lost
two fingers OF his left hand in operating
a jointer at the Omaha Sash ana Door
company plant at i2i4 North Twenty
fourth street. he was operating the
jointer on a hurry-up job and left the
guard off He was taken to the Swedish
Mission hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

KANSAS CITY. May 12.--cATTLE-- re-
ceipts, $500 head: market steady; prime
fed steers, ts.50flo2b: dressed beef steers.
E.1OnSf0. western steers, T.2Jff6bQ.
BtockerA and feeders esbefiB 90; Bulls
ss05ff5e0; calves. t7O0dl0.25.
IIOGS-Receipt 500 head; market,
higher; bulk, tSs5ffq.aS: heavy. t7.35fi7. f2ih;
packers and butchers. N@D7.b0; light
81. a50f7 l71s: pigs, t6.50d725.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Fleceipta, 5000
head. market higher: lambs. ss.7yfll.o 90;
yearilnes, B006915 wethcrs. FOO0S.3s;
eNaa. IS 16mS.M.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

NEW YORK. May 12.-DRY GOODS
I Cotton E0ods were steady but quiet to-
Gay. Burlaps Werp firm with an upward
tendencN, Furlapa were firm with an up-
ward tendency Yarns were steady Knit
goods and hosiery were in steady demand
Worstcd yarns werc firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

NEW YORK. MAY i2.-sUGAR-Rav.
Urn centrifugai, t.S1c molasses, 4.i2c.
refined, firm. Sugar futures were firmed
Ton buying prompted by the strength In
the spot market and the continued active
european demand for refined Prices at
niduay were SOFA points net higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

SAVANNAH. Ga, May i2-TURPEN-
TfNE--Firm, 42c. sales, S25 bills; re-
celpts. 25s bills. shipments, none; stock
n, $50 bbls
RosIN-Firm; sales, l,219 bbls re-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

LIVERPOOL, May 2-WHEAT-Ho. .
Manitoba, i3s MD; No. hard winter,
12s Sid.
CORN-Spot. American mixed. new, IS
Sd; la Plata. mixed. Sc I'D.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

ceipts. Las bbis shipments. none.
stock 6i.27s bills. Quotations: and b,
$500; g and ID. f3oS. y. 81 ~: n, a. d. G.
SGD: n ana l. S3S; X. $3.50; Nj. sco0; n.
$685. WIG. $50: WV. SEQ
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
a.. Louis Grain MARKED.

ST. LOUIS, MAY Ie.--wHEAT-No. 2
red, $i52; No. hard. N.56di.5s; May,
81. b2K: July, 81 26Ss.
CORNING. 2, 7Gike; No. white, 7eiS1
77c May. 75ssc; July, T2GT751c.
oATS-No. z. 53ikc; No. white 555sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

RecNfpts and disposition Of live stock
a. the Union Stock Yarda, South Omaha.
for twenty-four hours ending ~ 2 y. NJ.
yesterday:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

The following table snows the receipts
81 cattle. hogs and sncep ne the Sortn
Omaha live stock market for the year
20 date a. compared with last year;
1915 INA Inc. Dec.
Cattle .... 4Bo,El 3i5.20 $40 ......
Hogs ........ 1,223.9fs 10la54f 21o,99 ......
sheep ....... ss7,757 s95.7ee ....... &a2
The following table shows the average
price for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days. With
COMPARISONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET

Timothy s5COae.5o clover. tSsoGi3.oo.
Pork. tis.eo Lard. $50 RIBS, te.75aioS.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Slow. Steady 70 Ten Lower
wooled Lambs Fifteen to Quar-
ter Up-Hgihest on Record.
HOGS STRONG 10 FIVE HIGHER

sorrH oMAHA. Mar p. ,M5.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-13

Article Open sirh.l Low. Close, Yes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-12

"uOSS Wll6 anu CHlIu WERE luuIuS0Tu.
Mrs. Alice Davis, 70, 1908 w. Jack
son blvd, found dead from gas.
Archbishop James QuigIey, i'll at
Washington, to~leaye for Chicago to-.
day.
Henry Carlson, 3o24 E. 10Th, dead
with broken rib in lung. Cause of
injury unknown.
Joe Flynn, bartender at Hackett's
saloon, 14th and Wabash av., drove
away two robbers after gun fight.
None hurt. .
Body of Chris Wright, 1858 S,
Michigan aW, missing since Dec. 12,..
found in lake at Shelby, Mich. 4
Mrs. Martha BiehI, IS, 753 E. 3oth,
tried suicide Gas. Revived.
Ten-day-oId baby found on steps
by Mrs. Lawrence Durrant, 1857 S.
Sangamon st. To orphan asylum.
Lucy Bauman, 16, maid in home of
L. C. LIE Baron, 1922 N, Kmban av.,
found unconscious from gas. Love.
Charges of fraud filed in superior
court by Martin Finneran, defeated
NO1AAAAnbC III VI W. u.
Alex johnson, 1903 N. Keller av.,
suicide. Gun. Ill for months.
Frank Brown, 626 w. 18th, and
Michael Mcfarland, $3.50 Shields av.,
laborers, nearly suffocated when
ditch caved in on them. ~
"cut out cigaretsi" said Lieut.. Gal
lery of Desplaines st. station in talk
to policemen.
Creditors of Edgewater Baking Co.
filed petition of bankruptcy in U. S.
court.
Theodore GogoIink and Steve STAN
kovitch sent to Bridewel for 80 days
when they confessed stealing $500
in jewelry at Blackstone hotel.
Barnett Diamond, Chicago Heights,
granted divorce from wife on charge
of attempted poisoning.
Speeding case against John Bert
sche son of notorious Barney BERT