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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
MAKE DISORDERLY
CONDUCT CHARGE
Fines Of si0 Assessed Men Arrested
in Clifford Gambling Raid
n Week Ago.

Each Of the II men arrested in the
raid on the alleged gambling rooms
over CiiHord's bar. IL Eighteenth
street. Saturday night. plead guilty TO
a charge OF disorderly conduct before
Police Magistrate c. J. smith this az
ternoon an fine OF SO and costs
was assessed in each case.
II c. Clifford was originally charr-
cd with keep ing O gaming house and
the inmates with vagrancy. but the
charges we're changed. Il will be re-
membered that when the men failed
20 appear AZ the police station for trial
Monday morning. steps 20 forfeit the
bonds % 800 each were taken but at
instigation OF W. n Tindau and J..
Schaum. the boudsmen. the case was
continued until today.
Following are the names given by
the men arrested: c. D. Ford. Fred
Ames. Harry Smith. George Burns. W.
o. Boyington, John Larpy. Ed Ames.
Frank Ray. II. A. Furguson. W. II.
Wilson. c. r. Wilson. Pete Larson.
Frank ST Clair. Frank Martin. ". c.
Larson. ". C. Loomis and n. p. Max
we'll.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
TRAVELLERS HAVE
FAITH IN WILSON
Illinois Convention Passes Resolutions
Bloomington 10 Entertain Next
Meeting.

Springfield. III. May l5.-Resolu-
lions expressing confidence in Presi-
dent Wilson we're adopted today az the
closing session OF the annual convon-
ton OF the Illinois council OF the Unit
Cd Commercial Travellers.
Approaching the crisis TN interna-
tlonai Affairs. the resolutions read.
we hereby express % the president OF
the United States our confidence I'm his
patriotism and executive ability IN I'M
holding the dignity Of our country. and
pledge 20 him our loyal support
The travellers also expressed their
opposition 10 the proposed advance in
railroad passenger rates and advocated
an absent voters" laws.
Bloomington was selected for the
1916 Convention
Walter =. Dorsey % Quincy was
elected grand sentinel e. 4. Wooilcy
of ChicaEo. grand secretary. and T. "
Davis % De kalb. grand treasurer.
we're reelected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
PORTUGAL FACES
NEW REVOLUTION
Wire Communication Cut and Govern.
ment Troops Appear Powerless TO
Control People.

London. May -. 1919 p. m. - 4
News agency dispatch received here
from Madrid declares there has been
received ga the Spanish capital infor-
nation OF q grave revolutionary move
meat CO. Portugal. one report is that
revolutionary committee is in con-
troll Of the situation az Lisbon. This
Information has reached the Spanish
ministry of the interior. Rebellion g.
said % have broken out az Ciombra.
Oprrt1 Lisbon and Santnrem.
Refugees reaching Badaiosc describe
the situation as extremely mCnacinr.
telegraph and telephone communica-
tiou has been severed and the troops
appear % be powcriess 90 control the
people.
The Fahrn News agency. from whose
agent this dispatch comics. gives 10 out
under reserve but az the same time
saws Il believes the Information prob
ably e. correct
a dispatch from Madrid 90 Reuters
Telegram company SAYS DO is reported
there that DR. Alfonso Costa. former
premier OF Portugal. has been assass-
mated IN Lisbon
DR.. Costa was a leader % the dem
oeratic party Co Portugal. In atdi-
ton 90 having been premier. he had
served also as minister OF finance and
minister % Justice. lie was the au-
thor % the law providing FOR the
separation OF church and state and
other auti-cisricnl measures. Tie had
been described as an uncompromising
advocate Of armed revolution. and sew
ernl times he has been sent into exile.
lie was Imprisoned as rinElcader %
the abortive revolution OF January.
1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
OAK PARK TAKES
CLASS A H0NORS
Five Hundred Roy Athletes ON Illinois
Field az University for Inter
scholastic Meet

Urbara. III. May i5.-oak Park won
90 the class a division Of the Cnivcrs-
ify of Illinois intrTschoiastic meet here
today Oak Park had SO points against
21ss for University hiEh % Chicago
and 90 for Champaign. which led the
schools
IaGraurr. 1914 champion 60 the
class p division. repeated today In
brilliant style. scored 30 points. Sec
oud place went 90 Harrisburg, with Il.
The only record broken iu the meet
vas in the pole vault. tn which Ian
ders % orcEon. completing In the class
3 section. set a ncw mark % II feet
ga inches for that division.
The ta-year-oid son % Governor
Duane won two points for Springfield
BY taking third place To the discus
throw.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
FIRST JURY TRIAL
IN MOLINE ENDED
Pillow City Garage Awarded $1,000
Damages from the Rock Island
Railroad.
ASKED $4,000 FOR Loss OF AUTO
Jurors Dismissed Because Of Absence
oi Other Work-Hear a Di-
Yurce Monday.

"A verdict for $1,000 in favor Of the
Pillow City garage against the c. R I.
g. r. railway was returned this morn
ing at the close OF the first jury trial
ia the new Moline city court. The jury
deIiberated four hours. Damages in
the sum OF $4,000 was asked by the
auto company for destruction of an au-
tomobiic which was struck by an en-
CINE az the Sixteenth street crossing
in Moline last fall. Attorney Cyrus
Diletz represented the garage.
This case having been disposed OF
the jury was excused. Monday the di-
yorce trial of Martha Fletcher vs.. JOS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
A COMFORT STATION
FOR MOLINE BLUFF

AFTER arrauEiaE for two comfort sta
tsoEs ia the b1aizess dtstriet. the No
line city c9lEeI la aow turning its
attention 90 thc blgg district. where a
slasuar need has been palntrd out it
vas decided 60 use o. building 90 tho
rear o. Gre station SO. for q com
fort ssafIea. Cemeuf walks 90 the sta
zion au b. ia4. sFHsE seeded and
sErgbtrrT and flowers planted. max
taE q real beagty srot o. the location
TIE structure is not % b. connected
with ere IRE station and the Only en-
trance viii D. FROM the outside Plans
are also being made 90 improve thT
Eruurfs near tts stari pipe on che
biar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
PERSONAL POINTS

Alsx AaGrrsaz t~r last sveH.EE for
s5.5gsH at Sos sEsinEs-
james g. tfrElkFFa % Kalamazoo.
tfies.. esrse last rfEkt Tor a Sunday
gis.s wfsE relatives
1fr era 1frs E1b=rt Wagner have
r=ssrret f~6ra a sEFee-seets' stay at
Ee-F .sf8s serisEs.
1tr saf 1frs e. 81 csFtwriEat %
,f5ssrsp6Iss are E@Fsfs o. relatives ta
ere e.fF
~ srE SIZES EfmsEt &6Fes o.
s.rsEssaa ere ere guests OF teFIF
ssastser. Wrs D. % Vale. Js. i1gl
NleFtrsHFE street.
rfrs VIII Nsfrrsea sEf two eEittFFE
ef chicago care today fgF a ulssf a.
rss Earr 6f ttr ard 1fFs. g. r. AetrF-
soc. 5tF Sf1eFreaEf street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
FIRST EXCURSION TO
BE HELD TOMORROW

The St. Paul will take out its first
local excursion crowd of the season
tomorrow, when IL will leave at
o'clock for Muscatine. Monday the
sisters of the academy of the Immacu-
late Conception. Davenport, will en-
joy trip to Linwood on the same
boat. and in the evening it will be
used for a moonlight excursion by the
Tri-City Luther league.
The trip of the Morning Star to
New Orleans, planned for the latter
part of the month, has been aban-
dOned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
WOMAN INJURED IN
FALL FROM LADDER

wrs rs1aas Crawford 81 FIrvls was
ser.asstF lslared i1 se aee-feet az her
bore rsst-rJlzV EfFrra1oe. While
ssaaffrE on a ladder Co hang a picture
ssr lost teF hstaseT aEd frit 90 thr
F1e-. brraefrE sr arm ant spFaiaias
a wrist OWfaE Co ere pain caused by
rreaelss ere fFarfuFr ca arestEFti-
was s5s5rlssrrr5 aa1 sh~ was uuGer
ere irrarEer of tas drug for several
tasrs. Two Physicians atteuted her
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
GUARDS DOUBLED
AT THE ARSENAL
EEfrs Frseaatisn Being Taken. ~ l.
said. 10 Safeguard Buildings
ou f.lznd-

Aithoash Coloaei George ". Burr.
c8@marsast a. ths Rock Island araen-
az. refuses O. assrm. deny OF discuss
ths sitgafsoa from any angle. 10 o. IN
tsFssoo1 that all % the guards about
tie various bgiiGiaEs and shops on
TIE istand. have been doshied.
% is aiso said that the cutting OF %
al trafle on the island. osfeuslbiy nee
ssszry because % the Improvement %
ts~ main avengs. may have a deeper
sixniseaaes than appears on the suT-
face.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
MAY WIDEN FIELD OF
RETAIL ASSOCIATION

Directors % the Moline Merchants
association last evening voted 90 sub
init 20 the membership By referendum
= proposition 90 change the name %
the equalization 20 the Moline. East
Moline and siivfs Retail Merchant as
sociatton. T. f. believed that with the
merchants % the three towns under
one organization. greater results can
bs accomplished
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
REPORT TWO MEN
KILLED AT ALEDO
Charles Noble and Ralph Guthrie said
% Have Been Fatally fniurcd
On AUTO Mishap~

AleI1. iIt 1fay IS.-Tuo men.
Charles Noble and RALPH Guthrie. both
% Aisd1. are reported tohave been
fatally injured ~ the tTidEr over the
E1uar,is river tao ana oue-haif miles
aoFfh o. here at ESQ o'clock this aft
~Fnoou Wh~u a Mitchell six touring
car lu which ft~F Urrr ridius. plunged
throsEh the railing aad into the
stream
90 seems That they lost control Of
Tire ear vhii~ travelling A. a rapid
rate Tho machine was demolished
Several physicians we're rushed %
che scene % the accident from this
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
BERT ZIMMERMAN TO
GO TO BURLINGTON

Bert AE=sFEzn. sfstWhiie Journal
iss ana politician of Moilne. "a going
60 move TO nuriiaEtoa. foWa- where he
Wsil have charge % the branch once
of ctise 4 shaw Fuel company. lie
expects 70 eater on his ns~ duties
Jurs I. Nr. AsameFsnan has been Nth
the company for two years IN the
capacity Of travelling salesman Hs IL
: s0sEzss Eswsp@PsE EzE. h@viaE eeea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
OFFICIAL SEEKS
END OF TROUBLE
Charles u. PresIs Of Beard Of ArbIira-
ton Comes TO Probe Building
Ti@up-
ASKS THAT MEETING BE HELD
Both sides Standing Pat. Each Insist
Ing That other Must Make the
First Move.

Charles .. Prebie. secretary Of the
Illinois board % arbitration. arrived
IN Rock Island this afternoon for the
purpose % usinE HIS efforts toward a
settlement % the issue between the
carpenters and contractors OF Rock Is
land and Moline which has resulted IN
the suspension % building operations.
lie stated that he vas endeavorinE TO
arrange for a meeting between the two
sides with a View OF learning what the
are and whether any means
can De found % brine about a settle
ment without the delay and formaiity
% arbitration
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
netaaIs IN Tast Hoilne.

f6terr fFVtat~. U1ee isisrf's poet
saE tretursr tssF uiEEt entertained
che r~EbsFs 90 Esss ,ioiirT lodge SO.
go. A. o. and A. 70. with bis iiiustrat-
sl' lecture ca tEs Grand CaaYoa %
Nrizera- 81 UsNfaiT vas az his best
and the evening was greatly ~ai1grl.
tr safiti5a a musical program vas
r.a--errH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
], A. CAMPBELL
CALLED TO REST
yroor.rtsr % Tifth frsna~ Hstsi Sac
ennis tftSr a Lia<sriz<
flinsss.
xEs. EEoECEE DIES SUDDENLY
paazhtsr ID Late Rev. g. A. MsnaieAs
Passes away IN HinekIsy. Ill
Eariai TussdaY.

aa-r .F--IeE wifh a co-apfleatiaa
e. ..e-1ere COG several aGafhs. J. A
camsseI 1.-g al 90 20 last riEht az
rs faa~. a1ss Flfth auen9e. He vas
81 grsrs or
So rsarselt baf operated a tossf
A. rH .rrsF street and f'ifrh avsaer
frr.r as. eco years. formerly tavinE
eenlae.-l a r.saF store near che sane
l1es.er Hls rrsitsncs On this cssy
t4s-s f-1r 1904
Born 1 gIman. iowa. reh ~. 1883.
b. seear practically all Bis ufe in that
Gown GFIrr f1 coming 90 Rock fslaaE
re-e- 1000 be- vas married 90 Mrs
NtsT ba1r. wao VITA bis stsp-stas.
Fast EaEr. survives.
Hs parents. Htr. aaa MFs. J. q.
Csnrlr.I af gTmaa are hosh lvirz
asE ra a1ss.aE ts m9grusa bV Eve
a-.E-rs aat one sister. These rrIa-
s.ref one Frank 1farshallsowu. iowa
Rras-s tfsrsEaIIs1wus Stuart. GU-
mas Joseph Grtrr~It. Moses % Ho-
sa-s.-r WHH. aaf Mrs. jacob uun-
6af arar.U
FarerrI eerrf-es VIII b. h~ft rf fhr
arF bone sr 81 O'Clock toaiEEt. Fathrr
q r. 0N-Il ouciatnz. TIE rrmairs
vr. He s-sr f1 Gumsa for tntsrm~ut
tsnaFrHe rtfr-uean.
Ur-- O.. kroeEsr.
WORT ats bees received ~ relatives
asr- s-IaF ar enc ssgtra death %
1f-e ~ lra@Frr 5f Hsacdsv. III. yes
F=afsH afternoon Mrs Er1eE~r vas
fsru-r. Hsr.- 1r~rsiees 0f shls city.
sf-fs OF Hrs Erersrr were E1t rvrs
aware .afr sH- tsJ beer co.,
asH- W-aates- was s6Fn fe Rock
ISLAND J-.F i1. 1850. ire fsuEEteF %
Rev aef zfrs g. a. Wsrriet=. sHr vas .
r,tirF1-f .a ERE csermar taFsrraa .
sar4eaaI school here and vas esar-
H-f 1 E-V q. ErseEsr tr ttts elsv
fla- co. $500 usr Egssast and eve .
.a.frrr s1rVtrr TIE ehitfrrn are
itss Ernest TENNIS. ada. AEr~s ara .
EIss sr F7Hr ssf August az seseot
PARENTS er enc deceased are dead. .
Rev q. A. u-rales- passssE away s-t .
esfss s.aee taf rrs Wrrrfes- "a Vess
ago sss ts also msuresG 81 stt ste
s-rs sEt fsr-- brothers rssEisa srf .
gF-fs saf ffrs ff o. t-assses af Rock f.
fslsEf SIZES 1 "a. H6he6ssrfa. gJ71e- F.
TsfsH. Hrs Amelia SFr~esfes. usfs t.
ls r-gss. Nrs u-rmfa aesrttt. usv. /.
t-r levt. Rev. A. o. w-raietr. G~ss- .
sec fol W-aE5etT. rsTl7r .
RdE- are fse Uev Cart 1t-saiet- as /.
rH-raa. t.f
Flarr4r services VIII b- BETA Fri
lses-v Tuesday Relatives uvlaF
H Hs rifv VIII atfFef
Eariai 81 Henry Liss-
EtI % th~ fsfe tleerr Zs-s taeE
place ts5s astsrueee sfter f.eFrat frera
-s- H6H=. t6tt F5grfh street. af g
feIeet. Members af ere Eagles teszr
haze charge OF ere services az ere
crave IRE Hrv b. Ee,s 9f ere
serelsr EvanErleat esgrss spoke az
H- bore. tss--mens was ia Ceip
laasseg
Jacobs Boys Earied-
q taabl- faa-rar vas beta as sks
sssE sadertaklss sstsbfissHreF this h
H6ra.aE az sol e'el9cE whrH services
lgsr ra- remains o. GtWaFt ass James
Jacobs r1gS place These two soes
lf srr sEa Mrs r. D Jacsts were
.Faveea ts enc nlsslssippt Thursday
iGeraoes.
Sizes wiarie Barker taf charge o.
se services uarfa1 was 90 Chtppsss- I
5aea
tansen-
FelE Lassea. sol. died az Sc AZ
HaaTs hospital at o. yesterday att
wuazH1uu-uzzzuz-un
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

with the Moline Dispatch for four
years and prior 20 that time was with
the Moline Mall The coal baron as
he - known among his associates.
states thar he hates 20 leave the old
burg but cannot let sentiment stand
In the way OF good salary. Hts many
friends will be glad 10 learn OF his
merited promotion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
WOMAN HURLED FROM
RIG IN AUTO CRASH

Mrs J. ". HEATER. rssidisE south %
the Moiias city lisnits near the Rock
river road. Was throvu from q buggy
a. TWsifth zvsaas and E'tf;ssash street.
1fo!iss. to-day ~ 1915. When an auto
artvea ~ \. =. ueason struck her
ria Several tssth cut through her
lips aad sss sLs painfully bruised. She
Was taksa k0ze.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

s-uooa AFTER al iflasss % several
wssSs- Hs ~as a bachelor All az far
as eza b. fozE9 has no relatives IN
tEis eosnt-T. TIE dead rlAa Wzs .
sstfss % B<iEfnra-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

Robert Berus. q Etnsy has driver.
was arrested yesterday afteruoou iu
w1tfre f1r vi1lssinE the traf1c oF4i-
aa1rs arG Die hearing vas set for tlis
afserr0oE-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
SEND A PYROMANIAC
TO STATE HOSPITAL

Mrn. Susan Paul. 50. an inmate Of
the cauufy iunrnary- vas adiutEed in
sane today By commission eou1pris-
ing Dr.. ]. T. Hoilovhush and Or.
Ralph Dart. Mrs. Paul IS a pyroman-
lac. being given 70 starting OF fires Al
dangerous points on the county farm
and because OF her inecndiary ten
dsncy vas brought before the insanity
board
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Both stand Pat.

Carpenters held one OF their daily
meetings this morning and agreed 10
stand pat on the terms laid down
They are firm So the belief that II any
step o. taken u must BE- made by the
contractors. They attribute the pres
-ut situation 90 the contractoTs' ac-
ti6n. which resulted In the turning
douu o. the ouc-ycar agreement
Master builders stand their ground
and are equally a. steadfast 90 their
assumption that if a move 20 made the
cnrpcutcTE must BE- the ones 90 make
&c. Each eide thinks SIS cause g. the
igst ore and that the next step "a I'm
rlmhr1t on the other.
Looking on are several hundred
outsiders who are awaiting the recon
citation between ESQ carpenters and
a score % employers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15
Members of the jury.

All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

eph Fletcher will be started. The COM
plainant charges her husband with ex-
IRENE and repeated cruelty.
Members of the jury.
Members of the first jury to sit on
a case in the Moline city court are;
Moline-H. n. Williams, F. w An
derson, H. E. Thomas, H. F. Peters,
Louis Pearson, Andrew Johnson and
". L. Britton.
Rock Island-H D. Wheeler, George
Suess. G. PalmQuist and p. J. Lee.
Bowling-S. II. Love.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

Al the news al The time - The
ArEaS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-15

rtI % rbe Tate tjsurT Zs-s taet
place ts5s astsrueee after fesFrat fr1fa
rsr horse. t1tt F9grfh street. sf 9
fe.eet Members af ere Eagles tosz-
haze Charge OF far services az ere
frav-. IRE Rev F q Eets 9f ere
Geresf EvanErifeat cagres spoke as
ere bar-. tss--mens was ta CEip
100000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Listless and Irregular at
First but More Active
Later.
DEALINGS ARE PROFESSIONAL


NEW YORK. Sept. All the familiar
holiday aspects were presented by today s
two hour session of the stock exchange
Trading was listless and Irregular AT
frs. but there after more active AT a
generally higher level later. with numer~
Gus net gains. Dealings were wholly pro-
fessional, however and represented TO an
unusual degree the weekly eenthnenl
OF contracts rather than the taking up OF
new commitments.
coal shares was renewed. Co orado Fuel
orfolk & Western. CHI sapeake Ohlo'
Western Maryland and Virginia iron,
Coal and Coke were the active features.
In the final dealings. Canadian P"citlo
became active and strong, rising points.
United States Steel also IN ,,e its hi h
quotation at that period, selling at 1oh, y
over yesterdays close, In the main
lest prices were scored at the end. Total
sales amounted to 1900 shares.
tor, there being virtually no dealings In
Temittances to Europe except a rev
bills on London. for which a rate OF
A.65A was quoted. This was q fraction
easier than yesterdays close.
Among TIE railway returns for July
we're Great Northern, showing net
loss Of S45 900 with a net gain OF $6z,OOO
or Norfolk q Western. General trade re-
ports we're more favorable. the middle
west and northwest showing greater 40
tivity in relative lines. theS soe.ng stimu-
lated by wheat crop prospects.
Local banks failed to make the predio-
tion of large cash gains, despite the
heavy gold inflow; the S actual inSree,se ,S
crease Of S4,3OO0O0 Increased the excess
/, reserves to the record breaking total oil
almost S2100C0.0)0.
Today's bend market was Irregular with
total sales, par value, N.120.OOO.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call during the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05

SUNDAY.
q UafUNV a. 1

CATTLE-Recelpts OF cattle this week
have been very nOera4 although showing
htlle cnanBe rs compared wan yeai
ago Inc supply OIL cOrnfeds mas been
extremely hgnt, the big Dulk OIL the ro-
celpts consisting OF range stock
1he teW COrnIeds beeN es have shown
iltue change, the market at the close
OF the week being steady to posslbIy
easier on sumo grades than at the close
of last week. Good range steers are lOQg
loc higher. while the common " medI UNI
graues nave eased OIL, being around lOD
Ioc lower. The Duying demand has been
good and the market in a healthy condi-
ton all the week.
Cows and heifers, owing TO more liberal
supplies, have eased Oft, and are now
around loul6c lower than week ago
Stocker cows and heifers, on the other
hand, have held up very well, being
steady TO a little easier.
StOcker and feeder steers of good quail
tty have not shown so much change, but
the general market has been a little slow
ano at the close of the week prices on
must kinds are l0@l6c lower
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
] fed yearlings, S900Je.75; fair to good fed
yearlings, S7y75ms0O; common to fair fed
yearlings, $b75QT.7b; good to choice heavy
beeves, Ss.00Sl9 30; fair to good cornfed
beeves, =. S5dS 80: common to fair corn
! fed beeves, Ss.75fS.26; prime grass beeves,
SS.10dS5o; good to choice grass beeves,
81. 600S00; fair to good grass beeves, 81 %
ar 80; common to fair grass beeves, $500
az. IS; good TO choice grass heifers. $500
| 100: good 20 choice grass cows, S5.OOp
$50; fair to good cows S. 39s 90; COM
mon to fair cows, A.OO0S Is; good to
choice feeders, f7.6odpSS5; fair to good
feeders. ST. 7OGI7.5o; good to choice stock
al IS; comm IN to fair stockers, $500
| &. 50: stock heifers, So. 5.75Gf6.75; stock cows.
! IS JOd6.5O; stock calves, $6.501s.25; veal
calves, F.0O6plO,0o. bulls stays. ETC.. 500
da8.
{ HOGS-Supplies were moderate even
for a Saturday, and wound up one Of the
lightest weeks for some time back. About
seventy-two cars, or 4,SOO head showed W
TODAY. bringing the weeks total up tC
2S,54l head. This Is 1900 smaller than last
week. 1900 short of two weeks ago and
with a Year ago. This weeks total sup
plies are the lightest since last Decem'
The trade opened out IN very lively
! fashion and by shortly after o'clock
everything had been cleaned up at tlll
dime advance; Values were more s or les; les;
the general market on all kinds looked
to be big l0c higher, for while some
Sd Ss sf s54T thS ooSed s 5e
and, In spots. even more advance thar
that was claimed. Shippers started
things by taking s9sOJd SsSEer9 S WSnte(
a few hogs. there was nothing left fol
them to do but to follow the shippers
moved at Sc. 6O5i6. So. while good light
went as high as $40. the highest of th'
For the week mixed and heavy hogs ar,
right around 2jc higher, while lights
which were selling relatively high at tn
start Of the week, have not SHOWN s.
much gain and are no more than dim
above last week the top being only s.
higher than on st Saturday. The eN
and on most days the close found a few
bunches OF this sort still in first hands
| T9onrasanfatiya galpgs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-05
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Sept. 4---FLQUR-Easy
WHEAT-sPot., weak; No. z red; n:i1.
ern, Duluth, Sl.O2.. and No: l northern,
Manitoba, 9tc. c. 1. T., Buffalo. Futures,
CoRN,Spot, easy; No. yellow. $3.50
oATS-Spot, dun; No. 8 white, new. 40,
and No. T. 40Q4lc; old oats, 66a6Oc.
HAY-Easy; No. !, $40; No. 2, N.S;
No. g. Sl.20: shipping, si.1061i6.
HOPS-Steady; state, common to choice,
1914 crop. 9nl5c; Pacific coast, 1914 crop,
IL 15c: 1918 crop, 9al1c.
HIDEs-steady; Bogota, So9s1ci Central
AilRG5SV2ii APilRRGo5SV2iisffGo5Ns-pork, fGo5Np dull: mess. sBSo
$iScSGas.50 Reef, steady; mess. $1,000
iS.O9; family, NS59@is, 80. Lard. steadyi
TALLOW-Stesdy; city. 6ltd5xc; coun-
| BUTIER-Steauy; receipts. AT72 tubsi
creamery, extra, 21q2sc; firsts, 24l192814c;
seconds. 22A924c.
EGGS-Steady; receipts. 6.sSS cases.
| fresh gathered, extras, 28Q9c: extra
firsts, 96g27c; firsts, AQ2So; seconds. 259
23i5c.
: CHEESE-Strong; receipts. 1877 boxesi
state, whole milk, fresh, flats, white
and colored. specials, llc; same, average
fancy. 1S&c-
! POTTLTRY-LAve. prices not settled
Dressed, steady: western frozen roasting
chickens 2oc: fresh fowls. iced, 1S01Ttot
| fresh turkeys. iced. l5016o