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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
ACUSTICos EN- LA ANTIGUEDAD

Aristoteles, maestro de Alexandra,
inTento para aquel gran monarch una
bocina que podia trasmitir Ia yoz de
mando hasta cuatro leguas de distan-
cha. Almeon c HipocratcS, tambiGn
inventaron bocinaS para {! mismo OBJ
jeto, 10 cual demuestra que no esta-
ban tan atrasados en- esa materia CO.
mo generalmente Sc les supone.
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LOS FRANCHISES HAN LLEGADO
A GRAVELOTTE.

BASILEA, Abril 19.-Segun mott
las. FL ri"rcito frances ha IIrgado al
campo Il bataIIa II GravcIolir. don
lie en- Ia guerra del 20, decidi0se Ia
victoria, i co~nsecuencia de la derrota
trcmenda que sufrio ell Imperio de
Napoleon III.
Los ~franceses estdn animados del
deseo de Ia vcnganza, Y para ~salvarse
de la mancha que en- aquel entonces
cay0 sobre ell ejGrcito, tratan de eau
ar al enemigo una derrota terrible.
Gravelotte es una villa Situada en-
IA Lorena, 4 siete millas al eoste dc
Metz.
La eclebre batalla de Gravelotte Y
Saint Privant, llamada tambien de
Rezonville, Sc verified en- las cerca-
alas del pueblo, ell IS de agosto de
1870.
FL ejGrcito aleman, compuesto de
d~oscientOs mil hombres, al mando
lei Rey Guillermo, obtuvo una deci-
silva victoria sore el ejGrcito fran
ccs que dirigia al mariscal 3azaine.
Como resultado de esta derrota So
orevino Ia encerrada de Bazaine en-
Metz, para rendirse POGO desputs Y
Jcasionar asi el dcsastre del imperio
lapole6nico.
La humiliation sufrida por los fran
ceses con este desastre, no Sc les h.
)lvidad0, Y ahora tratan de tomarse
revancha Y limpiar 10 que consti-
yuye IN boron de 81 historic.
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LIBRQS De AVENTuRkS
A III centav0s c6da tome. {

A~venturas de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
Ell vendedor de cadaveres.
Ell robo del diamante azul.
La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata del Timesis.
Jack ell destripador.
Los monederos falsos de Londree.
La maleta sangrienta.
I'm medico criminal.
Ell testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y ell coDtraban-
dista de opio.
En- la escuela del crfmen de Pitts
burg.
A las puertas de la muerts.
La viuda roia de Paris.
La bestia humane.
Una noche de terror.
FL robo del collar de pe-las.
La infame posada del Cairo.
FL naufragio de Corfu.
Ell rey de los bandidos.
Ayenturas de John G.. Rallies,
ell rey de los ladrones moder-
nos:
E. inc6gnito misterioso.
I'm robo en- ell Palacio Real,
FL principe jugador.
Ell asaito en- ell Sleeping.
Ell amo rojo.
Ell heredero de Eaglestcns.
Ell secreto del anillo.
Ell Presidente de las Coloniss.
FL false salteador.
La doncelIa raptada.
Ell fusil del negro.
FL tesoro del Roghi.
Tn viaje dc bodas.
Fl tesoro de Estado.
FL sacerdote del Sol.
En- la ratonera.
FL secreto del tesoro.
Haganse los pedidos scompahados
de su importe a
Q IGNACIO T.. LOZANO.
GO7 Dolorosa St---San Antonio. Tex.
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LOS PRISIONEROS HECHOS POR
ALEMANIA.

BERLIN. Abril 17.-En el bole-
tin estadistico que publica ell mi
ministerio de Ia guerra, sobre los
prisioneros hechos por Alemania, en-
contramos que desde que empezo IA
guerra, estan en- en- su poder los 81
guIente
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Los aIemanes han juradO a SUI Emperador morir
antes que rendirse a los franceses
No abandonaran el fuerte de ST. Miiel que estan atacando rudamente

Franceses-oficialcs 3,Sj8,; cal
dados, 23S,496.
Rusos-orlriaIcs, j,liO: soldados,
5Oi,21O.
Belgas, oficiales,, G47; soldados,
39,63O.
Ingleses-oficiales, $40; soldados
2O.3O7.
Ell total de prisioneros hechos:.....
|Sl2,S13.
La prenSa, al publican cstos datos,
hace ell cOmentario de queAIemania
ha hecho al enemigo muchos mas pri-
Sioneros que todas las naciones ALA
daS.
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LLEGADA Y sALmA DE THEMES.

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No. 3-De Houston y o.ros puntos
dc Ia "a s.'. d. "1.
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Noli-nc krr'.a" ~l' ~a."an=., Ill.,
L. d., tomiu-g> .......... 5.EI.m.
salem
No. 2-Para Houston. Waco y Corpus
No. 4Pa-a Houston y o,-gs pan,os
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LA PRENSA es ell p~eri6dico meIics-
no De mayor circulation en- los Estsdos
Unidos, y por 10 tsnto sl mejor para los
snunciantes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations OF the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O-FLoUR-
WHEAT-spot, strong; Chicago, No. 2
red and No. hard Sl16. c. l. T., New
York. September; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
$40; No. 1 northern. Manitoba, 93c, c. 4
z, Buffalo. Futures, firm; September,
coRN-spot firm; No. yellow. s7ltc,
HAY--Besy: New, No. /, ti5al.S): No
z, A;lOWi.l7h; No. 3, NhcQSi.O5; shipping
OATs-spot. easy; new, No. white. 4Oe
HOPS-Quiet; state, common TO choice
1915. 22q27c: Pacific coast. 1913, ltapi6c
HIDES STEADY; Bogota. SOasic; Cen
LEATHER. Firm; hemlOck firSts. sc
PROVlsiON9-Por steady; mess, SIS q
G16.O0: family. tl90Od22o0; short clear
tlS.O0dl9.5O Beef, steady; mess, 81. 00lpis.UV
family. Ms5ogl9.0o. Lard, steady middle
oW-Quiet; city, 5St05tkc. coun-
try, bh06tc; special, SIC.
BUTTER-Market weak; receipts 1907
boxes; creamery extrae, 2elf27c; firsts, 2
IOCiGS--Market firm: receipts e.434 cases
fresh gathered extras. 2sh d2ylfc; extrI
lfirsts, Bleff2714c; firsts, 24d26tkc; sec
CHEESE--M Market firm; receipts 3.eO
boxes; state, whole milk, fresh, flats
colored, specials, ifl4g14Nc; do. white
i4ihc; do white. and coiored, average
' PoHuI.TlkiY-Dressed, weak. western
frozen roasting chickens, lsa2Oc: fresl
fowls, iced. l3dli7c; fresh turkeys, iced
f5fJfGc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
ALLEN SHOOTS PR0WLER
ON PREMISES AT NIGHT

p. =. Allen, living on North Eighth
street Council Bluffs. an employe OF the
wickhams. shot Harvey Armstrong
through the back last night while Allen
and three officers were searching his
premises for a prowler he had seen there
little while earlier.
The man sprang up in the darkness
while the officers were searching and
Allen let fly with an automatic. The bull
let went through the mans body. striking
back of the left shoulder and penetrating
the lung. IL IL said he has a fair chance
OF recovery.
Armstrong Il 50 years OF age. He lives
In the same nelghborhoOd as Allen and
formerly worked for the city. being IA
miliarly known as Jumbo Armstrong.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
OMAHA GRNERAL aEAnKET.

FRUITs-Oranges, per box. California
BuTTER-No, 4. I'm. cartons. SC: No.
Z, So-lb. tubs. &c.
CHHEsE-Imported swisa. &c: Amer
ican Swiss. sc; block swiss. &c: twins.
Ice: daiaies, i6c. trirlots, lee: Young
America. Isle; blue label brick. l6bsc;
hamburger. lib, 0c; New York white,
lsltc; imported French Roquefort. 4Oc.
Goldfish. lo4i2o; mackerel. lbc. salmon
EFT PoTAToEs-Kansas. s2.7s NH
BEEF CUTS-Ribs. No. l8lkc: No q
lGitc. No. 3 l2c. L.Oins: No. I. NE: No
q lSc; No. 3 llizc. Chucks No 4 lie,
No. q &c. No. q 81. Rounds: No. L ilikc,
10. lse: No; ize- Plates; No. L SCI
% z sc; ,o 30 - ~. a,,. aso. ,oo.
i50s. i76s. zoos. mss. 250s, $50 Lemons per
box. extra francy Golden Bowl. eoos, 800:
110s, $40; extra fancy Sunkist, S00s, sos
tf5o: Red Ball. 500 Peaches. per crate,
California Eibertas. 7oc; Colorado Iclber.
taa. &C: Washington Elbertas. 66fI7Oc,
Idaho. per bu., $3.50 Flums. per crate
Tia Ian prunes. N0o5c; Diamonds. Hun,
gaElans. Ross Grand Dukes Sis. Pears
Per crate. celitornl4 bertietts, q .S5a2. 90
Washington Bartielts fancy, Ills: Elem.
U-s0. I basket crate. A.s5 Bananas. PEI
bunch. medium fruit, l20o4215; Jumbo
fIuil. Changinols and Port Limon. per TO-
A.. Canlaloupcs. per crate, California Ma
NIqn brand standard. S175: ponies t2&5
fal4. 90c9tf.o9 Waterme ions. per ID. IKE
apples. PEI bbL. Weaithies. $40; Nader
FEoETkbLEs- Cabbage home rrown
~ p, re Lettuce. per dos, head. ll-oo
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

that the weeks run II the largest OF the
year--itR257 head having been received In
tho last five days. This r. a gain OF 1850
over last week, $500 larger than two
weeks ago and S3eVg heavier than Tor the
CORRESPONDING period last year.
Yesterdays order Of things was re-
versed this morning and fat lambs again
made up the bulk Of the offefings SUP
niles were comparatively small even for
a Friday, and as the buyers all needed a
few lambs pretty badly trade was not
long in getting started on l54HOc higher
s. co. At least a part OF the offeftngH
were OF better quality than anything that
was here yesterday. and for this reason
full zoe advance which u shows on paper.
Today's advance practically RECEIVERS any
break suffered earlier In the week.
Old muttons were not especially wei
supplied. and they too made a slight ad-
vance, pretty good ewes at S5.JO being
Iuuofad as l0c above yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Receipts Total Thirty-Nine
Cars and Active Demand Boosts
Price Two Cents.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE OVERLY BIG

OMAHA, Sept. 10. 1915.
The receipts OF all grains, and especially
OF corn. were good today.
Wheat receipts totalled thirty-nine cars
and there was an active demand for this
cereal.
The better grades Of wheat sold IN
changed to 2 cents higher, while the lower
grades advanced from to cents
There was fair demand for corn and
this market advanced y cent
Oats sold unchanged to y cent higher.
The receipts of this cereal were fair and
there was sufficient demand to take
care OF all the grain placed on the tables.
The receipts OF rye and barley were
unimportant and there were no sales
These markets remained nominally un-
changed.
Ciearances Of flour, wheat. corn ana
oats were not quoted.
Liverpool spot: Wheat. unchanged 20
ID higher. Corn. unchanged TO Id higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.6l 900
bu.. and shipments, LOS 900 bu. against
receipts Of 2sofOo0 bu. and shipments OF
1.5i.ooO bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 bu.
ana shipments OF 1900 bu. against re-
ceipts OF fg,000 bu. ana shipments Of
BIZ bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts wore /. zoo. 900 bu.
and shipments OF 1,t0e.0 blu. against re-
ceipts OF LIZ. 900 bu and shipments OF
e6. 600 bu. last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Latest Aspects Of the international
Situation Act as Deterrent TO
Speculative Sentiment.
WAR SHARES INCLINE UPWARD

NEW YORK. Sept 1o.-Iatest aspects
or the International situation as lsug-
Fested by Germany's attit de in relation
ington's demand for the recall Of the
Austrian amba ssador worked as the main
deterrent to speculative sentiment today.
recovered almost Immediately only to
iall back again at midday. There they
%bsn listlessly qntil the final hour
Foreign selling became effective to the
extent OF causing net losses OF 1 TO 2
losses in the volatile speeiaities.
Pursuing their usual course war shares
were inclined to new high levels. Bethle-
q to the new record OF Ss5 and General
record, while crucible Steel and STRIDE
baker came within fractional proximity
Of their hest quotations. aGins IN Is
group were materially reduced or alto
gether lost before the close,
revival OF moderate interest Tobacco
and Express shares. the latter's strength
being attributed TO reports that the COM
merce commission may withdraw its re-
cent order for an all around reduction
Of carrying charges.
United States steel held fairly steady
at first, gaining sentimental support from
the filing Of the decree of the federal
court which absolved Il from violation
tage was lost on publication OF August
tonnage figures showing a decrease of
NV tons on ~ n led orders. together
with a statement that the government
intends TO proceed with its prosecution
of the corporation.
As a who'e railways denoted intermit-
tent pressure and further selling OF the
same substantial character which followed
the issuance OF the excellent CROP report
Southern and South---ee+e--, Fauuna Jared
rather better than other shares, although
MISSOURI. Kansas ~ texas common and
preferred and Rock Isl nd were distinctly
heavy. Total sales amounted TO $40. 600
shares. Foreign exchange nUnfn atm
ulated by the arrival Of the Anglo French
financial delegation. demand sterling rls-
ing to A65.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Kansas CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 10.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 400 head; market. steady. prime
fed steers, SgJ0f101O: dressed beef steers,
s.. O0@9.4O; western steers, S650a9.OO; stock
ers and feeders. $6.0OqS50; bulls, $3.50
6, 25: calves. p6.O0Qtd0.5O.
HOGS--Receipts. 1000 head; market
higher, bulk OF sales. $6.S59SO0; heavy,
sssOd72 Is; packers and butchers. N.O5g
500; light N.506fs.o0. pigs. HO0u675.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $500;
market higher: lambs, S.10aSe5; year
lings. @.5ou7.Oo; wethers, $5.50965o; ewes,
&, 25Q6.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

The feeder lamb market was real mod
er5tely supplied. but was n much tanner
affair than the trade during the cary
half OF the week IL was nearly noon be-
fore n clearance OF the fresh arrivals was
made, and the prices paid were barely
steady with yesterday. Good TO choice
ter price being today's top. and less de-
sira6le kinds are selling under 800
Quotations on sheep and lambs; lambs,
good to choice, SS.5OdtS. 90; lambs, fair to
good. S. 25GlS. 90; lambs, feeders, 81, 7y4S.25;
year inEs. fair to choice, S.15d6.l5; year
iings feeders, S6.OsG7.OO; wethers, fair 20
cnoice, s.. 25d625; ewes. good to choice
5000 30; ewes fair 70 good, N5OqS.OJ;
ov-es feedera Ab as a.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

leaf, soc. Peppers per bsk., b0c; Tomatoes
market price Onions. Washington per
ID, NC. Spanish. per crate, ti-5o. Para-
ley. per doz., 8c. Green peas. per bas-
ket SOC Beans, wax and green, per has
ket Soc New beets, carrots, turnipe. per
basket f0c. Potatoes, new Ohios, hep bu..
&C Sweet potatoes, per hamper fig0
Nirginias, per Dbl, A00
MISCELLANEOUS per 10 No.
walnuts 1Sc: filberts, i5c; Brazils. 12itci
pecans. 12ihc; almonds. 20c. Crackerjack,
per case. $3.50: half case, n.U. COnpops,
per case, az: half case, N65. Peanuts,
per h., No. 1 raw. &C. roasted. Sc; Jumbo
raw, &c; roasted, &c. Honey, per case,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
50. Louia Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 10.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; market steady; native
beef sters, $5Oa Is; yearling steers and
heifers, sS.5oI1O.Oo; cows, 8;ooqS.OO; stock
steers, IS 25dDS. IS; COWS and heifers, $4O0
d6 70; native calves. asOOd1150.
IHOGS-Receipts, $500 head market
higher; pigs and lights. s6.75aS90. mixed
9p7S5
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ] 200
head: market strong. lambs, F.509S. 49,;
sheep and ewes, $5tcqt7.s0.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
cnIoAoo oRAIN ANp rROvIsIONs
Features OF Trading and Closing
Pricea ON board of Trade.

Prices ON board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept i0-wheat made a
sharp advance today, influenced chiefly
by the virtual exhaustion Of contract
seSteTs The aRa market Closed srons i&
to 4he net higher with september At
sekc, and December at &C, Corn fin
ish ss,D &c fe%s uP S orov Ssss With sss
outcome varied from SC decline OF rise
HiEh premiums for Immediate delivery
Shorts nss ana specially IL the septsbs
options. The extreme scarcity Of No.
red winter here. was shown. by the pay
ment OF 1Sikc bushel premium for that
grade on the spot as compared with or
dinRry September contracts. St 1louin
and Kansas City reported similar .condi-
SHs ~ the q % ~ ss the M mot
ordinary delay ever recorded as TO the
movement OF winter wheat Heavy rains
which have lntsrterred with threshine
valent today. lee 10 assertions that NOT
for several months II at all this season
9SS there % snK big py,r ssSsm SrsSp,
Notwithstanding further talk Of the
slowness Of export demand. belief wal
expressed In some quarters that mors
business with foreigners were being done
than has been announced from dav e
day. The weekly statement OF exports
was mentioned as evidence In this re
spoct. No actual sales TO Eurpoe wer'
disclosed today except NoO00 bushels o.
Manitoba wheat at the seahoard.
Corn ruled firm with wheat and as
result OF cooler weather with some ~
poFts OF frost. At one time. the marke
was depressed by rather lively commits
10 last. Oats were firm throughout IN
day. Offerings from the country provei
very small.
1880 ~ s',,,,,;sions psclssvs
though. turned sellers. and gave a checl
10 any decided upturn IN lard or meats
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Strike in Chicago
Munitions Works

CHICAGO. Sept. 1O.--Five Chicago firms
said TO have contracts for the manufac-
ture OF shell castings OF machinery for
making them. are the objects Of strikes
bv machinists. according TO story
printed in the Evening Post today.
The Post adds that strikes OF ma
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. l0.-COrTON-spo
quiet; mlddling uplands. i0i0c. No sales,
Futures closed steady; October 10. i2c
DECEMBER, i047ci January. lose; March
10 e5c: May. II. l8c.
The cotton market closed steady with
prices froms 2 20 10 points net lower,
Futures opened steady; October. 10. 800
December. N.&e; January, 1915: March
II orc; May i1.elc. t4
IIvERFooiA Sept. o.-coTToN- Spot
firm; good middling, 6Ed; middiing
ei2di low middiing. b.eid. Sales, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
Sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. l0.-SUGAR--Raw
steady; centrifugal, 4.45c; molasses, 36Sc
Refined, easy. 10 points lower; cut loaf
cubes. 6s0c; xxx powdered. 5.55c: DOW
| dered. b50c: fine graduated. SOC; Dia-
mond A, 8 4Oc; confectioners A. 6.3Oc; No
| /. 5l5c. Sugar futures opened quieteI
and at noon prices were TO points net
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle weak-HoEs strOng-sheep
Strong.

CHICAGO, Sept. IO.-CATTLB - Re
ceipts. 100 head; market weak; native
beef cattle, s6.lOd1O 25 western steers.
Sj.70afS.S0; cows and heifers, A.0OqS4 40;
calves, ss00Mi2O0.
HOGS-Rcceipts, 1900 head; market
strong l0ltl5c higher; bulk Of sales, $3.50
dT&, light, $7.45aS30, mixed. S6.556pS. %;
heavy, s6.25d775; rough s6.25q6.45; pigs,
t6.bG6i7.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1000
head, market strong; wethers, s5.5Oa6.0O;
ewes, s.. 4Od560; lambs, s6.50de10
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. lo.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 500 head; market steady; steers,
s7,0od9.5o; cows and heifers, NO0uS.0O;
CO Ives, So 50GD1O6O.
HOGs-Receipts, 500 head: market
'5r2oc higher on lights: others steady;
ton 500.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts, 1000
head; market strong; lambs. $S.0OaS60.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
BRADsTRBETs TRADE REVIEW
Trade Trend Continues Upward,
Says Publication.

NEW YORK. Sept 1O.-Bradstreets to-
Trade trends continue upward, conf
denoe as 10 the future spreading, and
while holidays as we'll as conservatism IN
some quarters have not allowed full rein
20 trade movements the week has pro-
vided another budget OF favorable fac
tors. House trade has picked up; state
fairs and conventions at numerous CT les
have brought IN many buyers; retail
trade. though not quite inform, has been
aided by the ending of the vacation sea-
SON. sales OF dry. goods are larger: re-
markable crop Yields are indicated. rural
districts, as well az war order centera,
are IN apogstion to spend money; railway
traffic Is heavier, Notwithstanding that
wheat Is slower than a year ago In get-
ting to market; record outputs Of pig
tron are being absorbed at rising prices;
skilled labor II In smart call; steel con-
tsnues active on an advancing market
bnuylng OF steel rails has expanded ,
building shows increases, something not
seen for some time past collections con-
ttnue. TO mend. money Is In better de-
mand. commercial paper sells more
freely; new enterprises are more numer-
Gus; the stock market maintains n
strong undertone, foreign exchange pre-
sents moro stable appearance, prac-
tically every point IN the south feels
more optfmistic, and even In the far
northwest. where low prices for lumber
deter Developments, there are signs OF
weekly BANK clearingu, ss.ss.sS 900
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

ChicaGo Cash Prices Wheat. No, = red,
Eo i yeIoN No s assS otSsna nominal SSsn
bats; No. 8 white, Adelstc: standard.
sts Rgs: 10; s sStc ~ Barley sInc, @gs GO
iss0 .Proyislons: Pork. siO.SS; lard, sos;
These sales were reported today At
Wheat-No. . hard winter: car. 800:
3 cars sec; 8 cars 9Sc; cars. DC; I car,
CSC. No. 4 hard winter: 3-b car, e0c, B
cars. &c; rs cars, 94c; car, eS1tc; 3
cars, 9So; 1 car. &c. SO cars. sOc. sam
pie hard winter: cars, Sc; 4 cars, S2o
/ car (rotten), 75c. No. 3 spring: cars.
CSC; car. SOC. No. 4 spring; rs car so,
No. 4 durum mixed. 20 car. SIC. No. Z
mixed: car, &c. No. velvet chaff:
/ car. s9c. Corn-No. 2 white; cars,
6slfc. No. white: cars. sSkc. No. 9
yellow: cars. nc; cars, 7o!sc. No. 3
yellow: 3 cars. 7oSsc. No. yellow; ! car.
7 SSc N car sS %seG i car carr. ns s yGS eS2
nike MIXED. car cars, ssAc' No. mixed. i, car.
ssc. car. 6itc; Y car, SIC. Sample;
car, CSC; car ESQ., a. sS car Ssl.c ,,S Oats
car. ssEc: 10 cars. SsHc. No. white: /
car. s3kcs , cars. SSc. Sample: cars
ns4c: ] car, Mi4c.
Omaha cash Prices Wheat: No; e
No. A hSrS IFi sscdsi.S Si No. hard. sicGi
secdsloa: No. spring. s5cdfti on; no Erade,
5sesse Corn; No white So. ssssossS sss;
csc; No. s white. elAne7kc; No s white,
67qe7Ac; No: ? yellow, 7o!te7ie; No >
No. { yellow, Pss a7oc: No. 8 yellow, .pizGi
essic: No ; mixed. slk@es1hei No: ?
mixed. e8feshc; No I mixed, eiEqp6ss 2 (;
No mixed. 67iztposc; No, mixed, 67F6Sc.
ssN Qelc; No, white, SsIs6esAc; No; !
white sS@Sakc. Barley; Mailing, tTQ
Sc; No. feed. l9i4se. Rye: No. 2,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

chInists are being organized against seven
other firms said to be manufacturing sup
plies. The story states that there are no
strikes against firms known not to be IN
the munitions business.
william schoenberg. head Of the local
rnachinists said: I'VE want better hours
and better wages. and that Is ALL"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

offered at $40 Spelter not quoted. Cop
per quiet; electrolytic, $500. Iron firm
and unchanged. Tin. steady, at $4,000
At London: Spot copper. s67 lOs flu
lures. e6S los: electrolytlc. ESQ los. Spot
tin. e15S 5s: futures. Elsa los. Anthony
el25. Lead. e29 Is Sd. Spelter. e72.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

LONDON, Sept. 10.-American sscuri-
ties had a good tone today on the stock
market. The market opened steady and
advanced under q strong demand for
Union Pacific and United States Steel.
closing was Irm.
sILVHR-Bar ESD per ounce.
MONEY-SAkfDl per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES-Short bills, a. per
cent; three months bills. tAY<h per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11
New York Money AIarEet.

NEW YORK, Sept iO.-MONEY-on
cali, steady; high. 2 per cent: low. ia per
cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent; last loan.
2 per cent: closing bid. Ia per cent, Of
fered at per cent.
TIME LOANS-Soft: sixty days. 2EGi2lt
per cent; ninety days 2hdf2A per cent,
ak months. 36fSL per cent
cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - sterling:
Slxty-day bills. N.Sta5; demand, $40; ca
blos. s43o. Francs; Demand. 25. ca.
bles. SAA. Marks; Demand S2qsc; cables
S23kc. I1res; Demand. s0t5; cables. 4. a.
Rubles; Demand. SAC; cables 35c
CSC.
BoNDs-oovernment heavy railroad
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-11

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 10.-WHEAT-
September. si%c; December. sihc, No.
hard, S9Nc: No. northern. 9Sk99s%c.
R--UnchanBed.
BARLEY-ly6l66c.
RYE-s1ffRsc.
BRAN-slBO0,
CORN--No. 3 yellow, 7S9TSlzo.
OATs.-No. white. Ss1tGDs3Xc.
FLAX-e1.6iA.