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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03

Gold bars to the amount of $4,000
600 were withdrawn from the New
York assay Office. The oDeration is
described as a transfer" and the
identity of the parties concerned has
not been disclosed. .....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03
St. Valentines Day
,l.a February 18th

The largest display Of Valentines in
town. Call I'm and look over our as
sortment Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd,
leaders in all holiday attractions
Adv. T. T.. ...- s...:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03
MORE TROUBLE: EXPECTED ON THE
BORDER; U. S. TROOPS IN READINESS

bina, with 50OG villa troops. captured
San Luis Potosi. capital OF the Mexican
state OF that name, and that the sit.
nation there is quiet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03

Al strike which members of the
.GSlesburg, Ill, .Brickmakers' Union
has waged for four years has been
called of.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-03

/ dimly guess, from blessings known, o
greater ont Of sight-Whittier.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
nInrI1s AND DEATHS.

B,rths-T. Bryce and Miranda Camp
hell 2Mk Ohio, girl; Frank and Agnes
Fitisgibbon. Nis Templeson. boy; John
and Mary Hazuka, fi5 North Twenty,
seventh, South Side. boy. Z. x An, Snd
Edith johnson, 1908 spragne. girl; VII
liam and Grace Kerns. Twenty
and 81. Mays avenue, hoy. Roy ana
margaret Mnloney. Ss15 North Fifty-sev-
enth avenue R,rla Frank and Agnes
Meek. 81 south F'orty-second, Soutn
Side. boy; Frank and Agnes olrehorski.
liOs South Forty~second, South Side, girii
Charles T. and Lima Pike, hospitei, elI,i
Joseph and Karoline Rafolik, go Soutn
srhirtv-first. south Side. boy; i. ID. ana
Lulu smith. tI16 North Twenty-eiEhth
avenue, boy: Samuel and Esther somer'
Twenty-secOnd and st, Mary,s avenue,
boy; Max and Sarah Silver lsSs Norul
Twenty-fourth. hoy; Oscar J. and MaDie
sldwell, 27i9 Charles. girl. George ana
Jennie synovrecki 7q14 North Twenty
nth. South Side, boy: John ana Leona
genaeiak. 172s South Twenty-eighth,
aouth SIDE. boy. George and Caroline
Woods. bsoe North Thirty-third avenue
gfrl. =. -.
VInton: John Meyer, o. 2i0e p. Mrs.
Anna Neison, a. no North Eighteenth;
Mrs' Marie a. weaver. sS. lsos Corby;
Otto CLICK. 20 hospital: Harry J. Rsg-
nuFBen, n. 200 Harvey Edith Ruth
Ssickrnd. 70. hospital: Rosario 9pina, 1908
South Thirteenth. Hroniza Hteffonis. II,
ees south Thirty-aecond. South Sda
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
A MOVIES A
X FEATURES r.
TODAY

LoTHRoP. Gath AND LoTHRoP.
Vivian AiaIlin IN The Wishing lung. 5-r
World THIS picture WAS u1aoo al Ar
tltur hrnndels' New YORK home .
AONR0E 1858 FAIaNAM.
Wien Il strikes Home with Edwin
Arfitrt and Craze Washburn. a chas.
X. harns feature in reels
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
Ready Reference Directory

The following firms offer quality and expert service that
will please the most critical:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
WANT ADS

Want ads received az any time. but 20
Insure proper classification must be pre-
scented before ~ o'clock noon tor evenlns
Sunday editions Want ads received after
a1ich hours vii be under the heaolns'
TO Late 10 Classify"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

ACCOMPLISHMENTS
JI1NEY TRANSIT co

Coed cara lowest rate. Phone pouE. 81
WILLIS &. CROSBY. Undertaken and ems
The r.osf ,Ir- date moiern underfaf-
ine pariop n the city. TEL Web. a.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

Vslentine a, rhari; aged 81. August 70
Funeral from family residence I'll -aa.,,,ss
18th Monday et $50 a. IN. 70 ~ 9srnaf
church ~ 2 a. IN. interneN
Catholic cemetery
GALLAGHER, frank, aged ~ Aug ..
GENERAL from Hoffmans iunelal n ,,..nh
, a.-s1 Increment Holy sepuicher Gem
etery.
RoBTRTsoN-Mr Jeanette -; gsSu
Funeral services from 81. Paul EPiscops,l
church, Tuesday at ., m. ihteifne"e
Al GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
cam or THANKS.

We desire 10 thank our many trienos
.na neiRhbors f6r their Kindness ano
rvr,npathy during the Illness ana oeath
Of Mfe. ]. II. yetters. AlSo Cor the oeao-
fffui floral offerings.
AIRH n MROTH AND FAMlbt,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
swAPPERs, COLUMN

EDISON Motion Picture Outfit-Fine con-
dition. Also includes reels films.
What have youI Address =. Z. l2ss. Bee.
ENGINEERS TooLS-such as pip
tongs; for motorcycle or old model Ford.
Address s. G. 1896. Bee.
HI.ECTRICAL SUPPLIES-Wnl trade
electrical supplies for ~ repeater rifle.
Address S. G. 1924. Bee.
FURNITURE to exchange for motor
cycle, or what have you? Phone Har-
ney 1854.
HORsE-IIave large horse TO exchange
for driving horse. Address s. c. iii,
care The Bee
LOTS in county seat town, Nebraska,
to trade for light delivery truck or pas
senger car. Phone Red 1883. or address
s. g. 1901, care Bee.
MOTOR BOAT-what have you got TO
swap for a 1s-ft. Michigan steel motor
boat7 ~ HIP; first-class condition;
boat Is at Carter Lake club. Address s.
9. 1870 Bee.
MAXWELL. Roadster. in good condition
VIII consider motorcycle OF will pay
difference on Ford or Ford chassis, or
what have your Address s. c. 1Sl7. Bee
MINING sToCK-Have % 500 shares In
June isis VIII nS swap pO ali or papt or
these for used automobile. Address s.
q. 1895, Bee.
PHONOGRAPH = VIII swap Edison
standard photograph with $50 records
for buggy and harness. Address s. C..
PIANO-Good upright piano, refinished
like new. beautiful tone: will trade for
diamond or auto. Address s. c. 1921, Bee.
PIANo-A good square piano; Will trade
for something could use. Address s.
IC. 1895 Bee.
RoApsTER-Practically new high-pow-
starter and electric lights. For what
have your Address 8: 9: 1898. Bee.
sCAIE-S140 Toledo Computing counter
scale; will trade for auto OF piano;
what have your Address 8. G. lbs, Bee.
local corporation. not overatocked and
with advance orders, for good light car,
Ford preferred OF will give stock. Adj
dress 9. c. 1542. Bee.
sTOCK-I have, 2,OOO shares Of stock. par
veiue 81, In Sunset Coal Co.. Lost
Springs. Wyo.. that will exchange for
auto, mortgages, or what have your Stock
was issued In May. 1915. Address s. C..
1900. Bee.
STOCK OF clothing. shoes and millinery.
What have you Of equal value? Ad-
dress 8. G. 1874. care Bee.
SEWING MACHINE-Singer SEQ sewing
machine, drop head. 6-drawer; perfect
condition. What have you to trade? Ad-
dress 8. G. 1884, Bee.
THIRTY horsepower roadster to trade
for motorcycle Or what have your Ad-
dress s. G. 1172. care Bee.
YOUNG man with eight years' expert
ence, wants position as office clerk
bookkeeper or collector; best references
as to ability and character. Phone d. 1894
WORKING every day, two good teams,
harness and wagon; also single harness.
perfect condition; 6-month-oid bull pup
and dandy chickens. Must sell. Tel. Sun
day. Harvey 6o49.
WILL trade lot worth s. $50 for first class
car. Walnut ssh
FOR RENT
Apartments and FIafs.
The For Rent advertisement appearing
in the For Rent column of The bee daily
cannot be beat for variety that will
please and fiji the needs Of any one de-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
MAnnIAan LrcnNsns.

The following couples were granted
license TO wed today;
Mare and Residence. age.
T-isr J. Oetronic. Omahe.......s......,.s ~
Mary slegi South Side................ y
George Smith Des Molnes. Ia..,...s.....
Charlotte Smith. Des Moines, Ia........ a
neivan T. Becker. Mitchell. 8. De-. q
Fanny b. Rosenatook. Omaha.....,....- q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
CASH RATES.

CASH RATES.
seven consecutive times. cent Woro
each inSnrtion go 80 oon..
one time. : cents a word.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

~ AAf-AA OOAAAAOAh
For Your
Customers and Patrons
by locating in
The Bee Building
superintendent office room los,
investigats INCA. out'g park. summer.
AUTOMOBILES
Whenever you are considering selling or
buying a used car and you want full
value for your money OF you want people
getting you will have no regret n you
buy or advertise through the used car
column OF The Bee. Phone Tyler leo.
FOR sALE-My used oldsmobile touring
seen at 2osi Farnam 81
500 REWARD for any magneto we can't
repair. Coils repd. Baysdorfer. 30 N. 10
One slx-cyilnder Cole.
One four-cyllnder Croxton- Keeton.
One four-cyllnder Chalmers
Prices from 500 TO 5000
". PELToN. 22O5 Farnam 81
Industrial GARAGE Co. 2oth q Harvey sts.
ray cash for 1915 Ford. Address e. $40.
overton's for lealsy radiator. Soc. dealers.
NEBRASKA Buick Service Station, 1914
Farnam 81 Phone Douglas IN
FoNTENELLE AUTO CO.. 7is 8. 18th
St Expert repairing: bargains In used
cars. guaranteed as represented.
BUSINESS CHANCES
IL your business Chance will stand
rigid Investigation and Is just what II 10
advertised, OF N you are looking TO start
In business for yourself you win be per-
fectly satisfied n you use the Business
Chance column OF The Bee. When buy
ing or selling a business Phone Tyler 1000.
SNAIL dressmaking shop for sale; good
city. Address r sos. Bee.
FOR sALE-A good paying millinery bust
ness In east central South Dakota; only
one In town rent reasonable; splendid
discount Tor quick cash sale. Box 90t.
eloNs, chow cards. Clark q Son. d. INA
10 GET in or out OF business cali on
oANQsTAD. go Bee Bldg. Doug. AH.
REAL estate business places supplied or
handled; ali states. r. v. Kniest Omaha
SEE Omaha Theater supply Co, Tor bar
gains IN establlshed shows. y. $500.
GROCERY STORE WANTED.
II you have good grocery and Will
take In exchange $40 acres raw land.
about Is miles from Atkinson. Holt Co..
land II clear of all incumbrance. and
Will take ti7.t0 per acre. Address 2f0S
Burt St, Omaha.
THEATERs-Buy, lease or sell your the
eter. machine and supplies through
Theater Exch. Co, 1905 Farnam. D. 1897
OWNERSHIP your property with w.
w. Williams. 30 Neville Blk d. lie7.
TO SELL or buy business, call on
Busch q Borahoff. Premier Blk. %. saie
WANTED~-Mechani end OF small Hight
plant by Al man; A. G. and d. g, gem
orators, motors, construction and insldn
wiring Want change OF location. si7,
FOR RALE-or trade. blacksmith shop
and garage In Co. seat town. Address
\ e2b. Bee.
Mass. parlor. R.22s Neville bk. MlssWaIton.
IL YOU are hustler we viii start YOU
In your own business free, by selling
our line OF pianos. Big future. Very lit
tie capital needed. Write Secretary" b02
West 18th Street, Davenport, Iowa.
FOR sALE--One OF the best opportuni-
ties In Colorado; only general merchan-
disc stock In town surrounded by a good
settlement OF first class farmers. Stock
and fixtures viii invoice $780, and last
years sales run $4,000 Reason for selling,
1lckness. Write for particulars to Box -.
Willard. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
nuILDTNG PERMITS.

Home Rullders. ans Chicago. frame
dwelling. $500; II w. Dorrance, ftio Chi
cago. frame dwelling. n.soo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

you can place your want ad in Ihe
0S' y rE s.IIPHNE TYLER 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

Aukcfub apt ana t-Foom apt IL 1Va.-O
Furnished Apartments.
SPLENDID. NEW,
FURNISHED APARTMENT
for rent In the
NEW
IravertOn
2lTH AND LANDoN COURT.
Apartment IL completely eqIipped for Tor
housekeeping; up-to-date and comfort
Also one unfurnished apartment at $3.50
summer, $3.50 winter.
TRAVER BROS,
Tel Douglas 1888. 7Oh Omaha Nat Bank.
GROOM apt. nicely furnished; front
Hot and cold s water. howard e MANU- i
Apis. 2st and Howard. Phone Doug. e064.
Beard ana Rooms.
Furnished Rooms that offer every mod
srn Sonvenisnce and comfort In private
families or boarding houses Of the high
est class viii best be found In the Fur
nished Rooms column OF The Bee. Phone
Tyler 1000
ST. MARY's AVE. 266s-Walking dis
lance: 81 Der week.
Good bd. and rn.. s.; new home. II. 1870
s.. 9th. 510-Pieasant rooms, home cook
Ing. reasonable. Phone Harvey 1850.
BOARD and room In new modern home,
NEWLY furnished rooms, breakfast and
dinner. 1851 Farnam. Harvey 1878.
CEDARCREST INN-Beautiful grounds,
SOth and Marcy Sts.. Hanscom park and
Leavenworth cars Good meals, home
cooking. nicely served; also pleasant fur
excellent evening and Sunday dinners,
zoe. Phone Harvey 6s45.
Furnished Rooms.
II you do not see anything that suits
YOU IN the way OF Furnished Rooms you
can can s al At Room iot Bee Bldg. ana AJAX
and wa will gladly refer you TO q high
class rooming or boarding house In any
part Of the city
WELLINGTON INN, Farnam at 18TH.
weekly. and monthly rates. cool, quiet,
homelike. %
NEWLY furnished and papered room in
new mouse, West Farnam district;
board II desired. Phone Harvey $50.
The Pratt. cool. close in. 2i2 8. Is. d. siss.
SPECIAL LOW RATES
TO PERMANENT GUESTS.
HOTEL SANFORD. 18th & Farnam
HOTEL HARLEY. 10th & Farnam
Attractive mod. room. Call 2sls Harvey st.
N. asst. 6OS-Front parlor. suitable for
q with or without board. Phone d.
et0i,
NICELY flrn. cool room. walking dis-
lance. 009 3. 18th Ave ID. 6466
COOL rooms. close in lsl7 chicago St.
8. 18Th ST. 2il-Mod room, nicely fur
nished. private family. close IN. SIC mo-
Furnished Houses.
SENEN-HOOM furnished home for two
or three months. for IS. Phone Web. 5sos
Furnished housekeeping Rooms.
Four nice rooms; new bath, 1ii7 S. 1ith
rooms and bath. lii2 s. 18th
Newly furnished. close In. 1911 Chicago 81
TOusekeeplnG Rooms.
\ 20ls DAVENPORT - OR NICELY
J FURNISHED FRONT HOuSEK EEP-
ING ROOMS. REASONABLE RENT.
Houses and Cottages.
For Rent
south half OF double Srfch
house I rooms, 4 bedroomA
all modern. IT 1871 South nth
ST.. near Park school, ona
block east OF Hanson paFk
Tel. Harvey 1903
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

ARsTRACTs on TITLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

PAPER HANGING-Extra good value in
wall paper this month, 50 and 81 per
room. including paper and work. III $5i.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

HUGH M'MANUs. u7 n. 10Th. II. 57ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

ST CLASS workman. dav work or con-
tract; no Job too large or small. d. 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

IcOntinusd on Col. z. This Psgs)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

RUPTURE cured in few days without
pain. Can or write DE- Wray. 800 Bee
Bldg. Omaha. Established 1884 10
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicaso June l2-whiIe there will be seen resc-
items and advances from the price declines now
and then the situation in wheat is decidedly bearsn
Any advance in value At this time Will be brought
about wholly by an oversod condition-unless there
should be rains in the Southwest. where wheat
is being harvested. Those who are in the wheat
pit as speculotors from day to day will hnd It 70
their advantage to steel clear OF the Dull SIDE
Of the market for a long pull Wheat IS nCy
being harvested in the far Southwest and the pro
duccrs Of Oklahoma will commence cutting that
grain Monday. Many farmers in the winter wheat
belt are in need Of money and this viii cause
wheat TO come out as soon it Is ready for ship
ment.
The greatest drawback to the wheat market
at the moment is the fact that j. +. Morgan q
Co, Of New York. have been named as buyers OF
supplies in the United States for exports This
includes the purchase of wheat -four II makes
great drawback TO the farmers Of the United states
there will be no competition whatever ana the
Morgan interest will rule the roost. Insofar As
values are concerned. It may be said that maW
farmers will refuse TO dsIHse Of their grain al any
further price reduction. but this will rest In large
degree with the buyers
Another drawback to the export situation at the
moment is the fact that while ;:lere are small
lots Ct patent -four being sold to go abroad. these
transactions are actually too small for consdera-
ton. when the matter Of price is concerned
Wheat price. Chicago were +alh cents nlsher
today and ruled strong buying BY shorts
While the cash wheat sales at Chicago were
small ut 5000 bushels. and there were no reports
of actual sales from the seaboard but Wei Aho"n
authority there said that conditions pointed TO
good business not only in wheat. but also in corn
en- export account Cash sales of corn here were
.s5 COZ bushels and of cats s0.ooo bushels
Coarse groins were higher on shorts covering corn
gaining laI4 and cats cent. The movement
Of both corn and oats of the farms and out OF
country elevators continues to decrease.
Provisions broke sharply during the latter part
of tcday's session, following irregular and IN
settled market earlier in the day. shorts were In
The Load AZ BUYERS and this the cause par
ticularly for September pork. Packers picked out
the hard spots on which to make sales. although
a Western packer credited with heavy purchases
Of lard orid ribs the decline.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
MAY RE-ENACT REVENUE LAW.
Emergency War Statute Saves
Treasury from BiGEer DeAcit.

Emergency War Statute Saves
Treasury from Bigger Deficit.
That the administration will be forced
to the necessity of recommending the
re-enactment of the emergency war rev.
enue act. which in its present form will
expire by limitation in January, 1916, Is
conceded by Treasury officials. The def
cit is now in excess Of SIS, 900 900, and q
yield of 100000 from income and cor
noration taxes. the maximum amount ex-
recled. would Still leave the Treasury
in bad shape at the end of the cur
rent year. The war revenue act has
proven al decided failure. 1t was ex-
pected To supplemnt ordinary revenues
to the amount of sI.500.01O or O,0OS, 900
year. but will fall far short
Officials declare that it would be impos-
sible to get along in the new year with
out the returns from the war act. and
that it is highly important that this
agency shall be so broadened as to yield
at least slo0.OO0.OO0 a year. Treasury
officials are convinced that conditions
will force the administration to recon-
mend the repeal of the provision of the
Democratic tariff law that will put sugar
on the free list on May l. 1916. With
duty on sugar, the Treasury has been
maintained only in fair shape this year.
The cash balance in the Treasury has
been bolstered in the past weeks. and
now is a little in excess of sl7,1OoOp. The
week before il dropped down around the
81 100000 mark.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. June l2-Cotton quiet and gen
orally steady today The opening points
lower 10 ) POINTS higher. After the start prices
rallied to net advance to points yester-
days close. Late in the session scattered realizing
eased the market. final prices being to points
under the final figures Of Yesterday. The spot article
here quiet at advance Of points to 3 50.
SPOT cotton at Liverpool advanced points to the
basis of SAID for md-uplsnd. Futures there closed
quiet net Sain OF u to points. A cable from
liverpool said that the demand for the spot article
there slaCkenirg
The total visible supply in cotton is 6.gi. i5i
bales. according the Chronicle. against 400 6Is
bales a Year ago. The American supply is .iS1 :
81 baleS against coz bales last year Port
receipts for the day were 500 bales. comrored with
2i4S tales last week. 5.ii5 bales last year and
ASS tales 1915.
Weather conditions continue generally satisfactory.
Predictions made that the July government
rel OFT would show a favorable condition
pared with the ten-year average In this statement
the government will also estimate the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13

Lower grades may be sold for le,A Fancy sOod,
command higher prices.
EGGs-Ftesh. per doz. lsi.2o: Southern. PEI
doz.. 10.
BUTTERFLIES prints. new. per h.. 81: tub pr
ID. %; rrocess. per h.. gae5: under grade.
creamery. per h.. Gao: stosepacked. per H.. ss1
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. llxals: do. con-
pound. pr b.. ~. Cottonsteed oil. per can. 81
CHEESE-NeW York. new. pr H.. u; nat. per
n. 10: Swiss domestic. per h.. u: d.. foreign.
LIVE POULTRY-Hen,. ger h.. Il; ROSTERS.
per b.. naIl: tuess. pr H.. l.aI3 turk5s cho.es.
ger h. sails: do. ordinary. Is: chiekcns. per d.
2a3: spring chickens. per h.. 9a3.
GREEN GOODS Asnaragus. per dozen hrnebeA
nearby 25alOo: Maryland LOO $50: beans. per bas.
na75: lima teams. per has. 3ooaA@; bets. per
rots. per bunch. 2A3; c.ulihower. FER has,. 0al.2;
celery. doz. Sal.0o: crate. l5oa2.so: cucumbers.
Florida. basket. 5oal.7s; cymblngs. crate. 7asL
eggplant. per case. 2ooa3oo; kale. per barrel 3aao
onions. Texas. yellow. Per crate. l..slS; do.'
white. per crate. !.3sla6: new. per lou bunehes.
6oaso: okra. crate. La: peas. nearoy. pT DOL.
25oa3.5o; potatoes. Northern. per sack. l!75a20 ;
do. bushe ecsso: new Florida. per bbl.. iooa3co:
Georgia and South Carolina. s.coajo; yams
per Dbl. ejoaio; yellow sweet potatoes PER DOL.
l5oasoo: peppers. per crate. l.soaA": 90, pet
bss. L5sl.ao; radishes. hothous. Per 100. sNalW;
rhubarb. per 100 punches. IooaL5o: spinach. psr
Dbl. aa75; tomatoes. F1orida. PER crate. ldaZ:0
FRUITS-Apples. per Dbl. so: backberfies.
PER qt.. saI; grapefruit. box. 25oa3oo; grapes
Malaga. Fer keg. 50ca5.0: huckleberries. lfr o.
sals; lemons per box, 30oal 90; limes. rer 100 3Sa
l.2j; oranges California Ter box. 2isa35o; do,
Florida. per box. 3zai.oO; pineapples. per crate
2.eoa275 Strawberries. rer quart. ias: tanserine'
LIVE ,7Isp sTScK shi'r s.,. yer e san d.
9; do medium per h. sass: do. heavy.
Sash; spring Limbs. per h.. losI!. Must be fat.
otherwise ,q1 ~snted.,
HAY. STRAW AND CORN-Es,. best Timothy.
peIV fon
straw. per ton 500: corn. per bb!.. i.6.
SEEDS Clover. red per h.. leali: alsike laaiA:
alfalfa american grown. per h.. l1alsi rcd top
GAS Ter bushcl. Is: tim.thy Yer bushel. 27oa
J05; Maine grown seed potatoes. per llpeck sacks
us lbs. nett. rs: peas. per bushel. 2.!oaee.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. vaihed. free OF
burs. Per h.. 81; wool. unwashei. per H.. 2:
k.des. dry per h. lsa22: salt hides. dry. per h..
ls,D: salt hides green per h.. Is: cGfskins. gssI
each. l0a..sa
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June LLFEED-Steady; de
mard Is lifeles>. Spring bran i'll lnpound sacks
2Ia2i25 TO arrive; standard middnss. to arrive
e :: rel-dns 10 arrive 500; winter wheat il
lCjr-rlnd sacks 10 arrive August $50; city bran
in bulk % 0e
RYE FEoUR-F1st; dull business. Good tc
choice ; NOi6 20
CORNMEAL-S stead, demand is lifelcss. Kiln
dried. for export. 3-a5a26o in sacks; coarse meal
in haGS ,.5ial.Js.
HAY-Icccipts llss tons; steady: fair inquiry
Quote rrime timothy. Is: No. timothy. l9alg5
No . Heals No. } l05alC'i4.
STRAW-ReceiIFs 20 tors; steady; Light bust
ne. No. rye. 7Oa75 cents.
PORK-EaSN: inquiry is limited Mes, - On,
70 C: family c2ooA23C9: clear. 10. 5oaZ 50.
REEF-Wcax: demand is ifeless. Packet. Ia.c0a
1850. family! l2.GaNoo extra India mess. IS o.,
3i.00.
LARD Heavy: trading is inactive. Prime West
en- go: refined Continent, 1910. South Amer.
en- .O65: refined Brazilian. in kegs. Ills; beef
srearnc s.. cents; lard stearine. dull; New York.
lG7s cents
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June l@.-Money call nominal,
per cent today. For the week the rarre Of rate.
and IL per cent. In to Friday the DALI
range was Gals. rcr cent at the close If the wccb
the minimum = per cent.
The money quiet during the week. The de
rnand did broaden materially. which is doubt
less due t" the continued in call funds. as
the volume Of stock commission house bushes,
have materially increased with consequent need
for accommodation. Rates. Clsa2'= PER cent fol
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

ninety days a.a3 per cent for four months. per
cent for five months aay4 per cent for six months.
Si4a2i- per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper in fair demand this week
and paper could have been placed than the
limited output warranted. 1t is noteworthy. how
that the investors demand fair rates. and IL
is only the short and especially choice. varieties
that be Ilaced at the lowest quotated rate
Rates: cizai yer cent for sixty to ninety DAYS
indorsed bills receivable Jisai per for choice
six months single names. a. per cent for Others.