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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-12-09
SHETLAND & Davis

Buy a party dress for the New
Years ball. Diff
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-12-09

Those cream puffs from Kelly &
Lindsay's every Friday are most de-
licious. dS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-12-09

Better order your patty shells for
holiday dinners from Kelly & Lind
say. de-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

CATrIE-Receipt dropped off SHARPLY
this mornins, the supply being only n,,
tie over half AZ large at on Monday, pG W.
there was quite little ltnpfoNenlen,. ~. y"
the general character of the Teceipsa
There was also some Improvement m M
market, at least az far AZ the Eoou 70
choice cattle OF all weights were con-
cerned. Local packere all seemed 20
have fair ordern to fill and tnete We
aolne shlppinr competition. 40 that win
fewer cattle 10 pick from the movement
was decidedly more active than on yes
terlny. Choice yearlingn cold up around
800 and prime heavy oattlo brouHht
q 80, the bulk q the fair 70 good Deeves
selling around as9Ods,bo, and the common
to falls halt fat ard grassy KINDS any
uEnal we're very uneven and uncertain
seilerA and this condition VIII likely con-
tinue Tor sehs time.
Quotations on cattle Good 70 choice
yearilnRs, g Boep9.i0 good 20 choice corn-
Ted beeves IS i04S. s. fair 10 good cornfed
beeves, t.e0us 70; common 70 fair corn
fed beeves, 81 a5ge 10; good 70 choice heif.
ere, 81. 0137 .s6; good 20 choice cove, $3.50
0f 50; fair 10 good COWS. 8,s04e.e0; eom-
men 10. feir cows. tl.0o5io.bo; good 70
cfoice stCckers and feeders, s5.o0us 90;
fair TO eood stockefH and feeders, 81 600
I. so; common 10 fair stockere and FEEDERS,
50 00uT 90; stock heifere. se.oon7 90; stock
cows, %. 7bq16.7hs stock calves, ys.sotts 30:
veal calves s. 0oai0.bQ: fat bulls, ltags,
etc. q. bod7 -, stock bulls, - .OuG 90.
Representative naiees
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Further Depreciation in Foreign Ex
change Feature Of SEES
sion.
NEW LOW RECORDS ARE SET

NEW YORK. June BIN lie broader
and more substantiai aspects today, fur
Their depreciation in foreign EXCHANGE
with new low records between this cen.
ter and London and Parie o1tweiened all
other financial Developments Demand
sterling declined AT6h. against the pre-
vious low record. % Uii and FRENCH
5.ls's, a break OF IA from the previous
record
other continental exchange vita the
hut did not duplicate recent record QUO
tatlons. although remlttnnces on hont
fell 70 within the smallest fraction Of
their minimum, Establishment OF theee
records IL the more anomalous from the
fact that another consignment Of $500.
900 gold was received from Canada, and
en- additional ti50Oo Of the metal was
acquired at Toxic for immediate ship
stocks moved contrarlly throughout
the session, wer shares making further
gains. while representative isenee, par
ticularly the railway division, We're ~
Electric was the leader from start to
finah transactions In that stock far out
stripping any other Issue with maximum
gain OF -four points. Others IN the same
ground In the later deaiinGn.
Readings heavinesE. together with
other shares In tho International eroup.
was associated with the slump In e.
change. which was reported TO have
caused a recurrence Of foreign selling 81
theee issues 3Coppere we're exempt from
the pressure which became more general
at the close. Total sales amounted 70
Resumption Of dividends BY The Grnnbs
Mining company offered further dyit
dance OF betterfnent In the copper IN
duntry, large sales of the refined metal
being again reported at zoh cents Lead
held steady At lta new hlRh price ~ 8
cents, and advances from leedlng steel
centeFa quoted manufacturers Of wiree
and bars Is refusing orders for irunaedi-
ate delivery except az m advance over
current prioeh
The bond market was irregular, ussh
weakness In some OF the convertible orp-
per Issues Total sales. par value, aeefe
gated ba0I1 600
united states bonds were unehanssa
on call i..rt -A
Num6sr Of sslss as sS,,I leading auesatioas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
onrcAoo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CIOsin9
prfcea nm n0nrd of Trade.

Features OF the Trading and CLOSING
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, June 1N.--F1attenlng out OF
the export trade had SUCH n bearish q.
feet today that wheat fell as low as u.Oo
q bushel September delivery The mar
ket DEVELOPED but little power TO react.
iIk612akc to sKc under last night. Corn
closed 1gtGp1kc down. oats ranging from
1eDfito decline to hc advance and pro-
Visions at rise Of 25kc to sc.
that Europeans had taken an attitude Of
indifference toward wheat supplies at
present from the United States. Liver.
pool quotations were sharply lower. and
It was said that resales were being made
the Chicago September option, with no
allowance regarding the position OF ex-
change The resusS was that when the
market here opened II was difficult TO
the most vigorous IN pressing the selling
side. Stop loss orders proved numerous.
and no adequate support was encoun-
tered until the setback reached the dollar
mark.
Improved weather for the harvest in
Oklahome, Kansas and Missouri seemed
to be looked upon a. more than an Off
set to any damage inflicted by frost IN
the spring wheat states. Bulls were
Offerings Of new wheat to arrive.
Corn reflected the weakness OF wheat.
The clearing weather was also a bearish
influence. In the oats crowd an active
sssboard demand upheld the July option:
Other deliveries save way with wheat
Selling OF provisions was overdone. A
break resulted from lower prices for
hogs but when shorts attempted TO take
profits the market became bare OF offers
and there was & quick upturn in values.
Closing prices on options
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

SRI t1lnts-it wa long afker midday
when the bulk OF the lambs sold yestor-
day, but packers refused TO bulge an
inch. and when sellers finally casned In
II waa at prioes that wero tiU0a.m lower
on both sprinesrs and clippers. The
California spTtlg iarnb1 moved - l0B,
with fed Hhorn STOCK selling ~ ss.ss.
While supplies were not 20 large today,
packers insisted on another decline and,
as they were all bidding IN about the
came notchea. seliers had little chance 90
40 anfthiee hut out loose q buyers
figures. which we're around sc lower
moved move today Al see. whIch means that
they are q zhS1.bo urder last weeks
close. There were no clippers OF conse-
quonce here today.
There. were two more loads OF the
Idaho yearlings hare today, and while
the tops OF the two bunehss Went 20
killer AZ t7.00. the bis And sold 20 a
feeder buy or AZ $50. Or tpst tbe under
yesterdays figure, Supplies OF ewe4
were limited 70 = few odd punches. and
a. most Of them came In with lambs
they were selling ~ prices that are lit4le
different from last weeks close. best
kinds stiil bringing s6.eD.
Hacoipfa were estimated ~ seven cars,
or 1,l60 had, and the two days supply
totals S,El0 head. This 10 100 larger
than last week and nearly twice &c large
Ias two weeks aeo. bat Il about 80 short
OF last year. tt
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lambs.
good 10 choice. e. s00e.oo, lambs. fair 20
good. ST.SbQ&t0; lambs, spring. ee.DW
eWes. fair 10 good. A.oof55 o.
- 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

These salee were reported today
Wheat, No. hard winter, 1 car Sill, l
car 3. l0lk l car tli04. 4 cars tiiQi No.
No. 4 hard winter / car f.8, No :
spring. car flOt: sample duruni, 4S.car
H.0s3k. Rye No. 8, cars nos. Barley,
Feed, oscar SO. Corn: No. white,
cars 6eItc: No. 2 mixed, cat. near
Whitley eetfo, l car eSAtc; No mixed, 2
cars es5kc. No. mixed. cars 6sAc; No.
. mixed, car (muaty) CSC sample, II
cars eeikc. II cars (hot) $50. Oats. No.
8 white, ii cars lfAc, 2 cars &c; No.
white cara 4eikc; No. 3 mixed. ! car
43itc; sample car t2Ifc. car 42c.
Omaha Cash Prices-Whcat: No. tur-
iIiii; No. hard, siSO;s4eiiI; No. J hard hard.
q .oSss01. 10; No. 4 hard. ti.oidfi.Qs; No. 8
spring. si.Oof9i. o.; No. ? durum, N.ooal 10;
Corn No. 2 white. 69A9fec; No. white.
op1t6Dag1fp, No. white. esik0eec; No, 6
white, &s1dsskc; No white, esaesikc
So. ysllow; Y. , No yellC v.i,S Se
esi{GlesAc; No. yellow. eehuSSAc: No;
mixed. 6sife1ssAc; No, mixed. @hgdsl4c
No. 4 mixed. 61stf1estzo; No. 5 mixed, M1t
d6gAc: No, mixed 6M46ec, Oats No,
q white, lt&G4Bc: standard. tiit6pllbtc; No.
3 white, 4ldDftAzo; No white. 4SltQs3ifc,
barley: Mailing. e4lfesc: NO. feed. $50
nc Rye: No. 3 s1.OeQi.o elh: No. 3, Ncoh
nj o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

iA,.......s.. $50 ! 10
HOQa-.Receipts we're moderate for a
Tuesday. about 10 cara, or $500 head,
being reported In. Total for the two
days IL 6.lit head, over i.ooo smaller than
laat week and $500 short Of last year.
Shippers took another big whack at
prices this morning, demanding and in
most CASES Eettin8 = concession that
amounted 70 about l0c They purchased
the bulk Of their hogs ~ ti.10Q7eO. with
a few az hiefiNas t5.8. the days top. and
dime under yesterdays best figure.
nickel spread oovared the bulk OF
todays packer dFoves, most Bcies being
made AZ n O6af.1o OF course there was
fair showing ~ even money with
aprinkIing under the hill. ard a. quite
few shippers moved around I.lb, the
wide bulk was quoted at tI.Oo47.le, with
the top at T.8. The geperul trade wah
largely sHioc lower, shipper sales
showed full dime decline. but killers.
with a few exceptions. we're not over q
nickel lower. There IL etill very un-
friendly feaiing towards The heavy kinds.
even OF good quality, and while the
weightIer butchers are moving q little
more freely, henviea are still draG on
4 the trade. Some OF tcdey'a shipping
orders called for butotssr weight kinds,
and the competition that they Furnished
served 20 ilven up the trade IN that quar-
ter a little.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

NEW YORK. June ASSUME MHlt-
cANTl1.E PAPER at9gA Rer cent
bills, A7t: demand, fk765Qt eahiee, Nh.
sKf.vER--kar, A,<c; Msxioan doliaFs,
BoNps- osvsrnmans. stsady; raiIroaa.
Irregular.
TfdR LoANs--lfeny: sikty-dav btls.
aA02k per cent; ninety days z4l01N Per
cent: Elk u,onthe. SOAK poF cent
CALL MQNEY-1teady: hlghcst. 2 ~
per cant; last loan. per onnt, ofeo1nF
bid, ~ psf cent: offered st p1E cnzk
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
coffee Market.

NEW YORK, June fb.-CoFFBE--The
market for coffee futures was very quiet
today with prices ruling slightly hiFher
S Ss sO ss 0SS 81 s.. T adSsns sPDsrs
the rate OF RIO exchange on London and
the continued steadine1s OF the primary
market ndIs.. Ths opening MIN was unShsnssd e
II = net advance. of 70. 8 points. Balse.
&c; septemeer' esze: octoosr. esse;
uary e.soe; February, 6ssc; March. esse;
April 7.0ic; May, 7O6c
Spot. steady Rio No. z. TIC; santos
somewhat Irregular, but geherally steady
and m comparatively small volume.
Milreis prices In Brazil were unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
oMAnA enNEnAL MAnKur.


I eeIih' tubs. nc.
CHEESE Imported swiss. &c; Amer
lean swiss, Nc. block swisa, -. tWina
America, lec; blue label brick. leilc; linz
burser. lib. &c; New York white. isei
imported French hoYuefort go. -.
FISH-Trout, nc; iar9e .creppies, iec'
hallhut, lac. channel catfieh. itc; herftne'
lc, codfish, ltc; nnackerel, nc. salmon -
SWEET FOTAToEs--kanea N,e Dbl.
WHOLESALE prices o. Deet cuts ehleeu'e
April " ere aa teioNH ,eai.. ~.
bbEt. CtNsmtNos, ~, y deeS' ~ ~. 4.
lsihci NO !, Ssc' Loins Nc, l. 80
10. :. N1tes ~, Ia SeeSN9 =, -, 49,. !,
live No. =, ittci No.. rs be'v w.
NO !. lsho; 80. MS ~, 10 -, 80
flates: No. 49, 40; =. 49, ~ 49, -
PoyLTtt a-br,vuetA So t 5ps,n4 49,, S5tSh'
sns' iees nenn. .sN 80 ~.
49,, e,u3.,sssse' 1850. n.r So1 M,
N,, sSS.ss' f,,ii 9eesthercS Toe. eeSne. fuli
Sesthcred. se. eouahs. No. II, $50: No. q
vc
Fruit and vegetable prices Furnished ~
Cllilnskf Fruit company;
FRCIrs-OranEes California Valet
eias foos. 1855, sea, 400. $50 per boz;
California valencias, ihoe, NSs. inclusive
$50 per box, Lsmons Extra fancy Sol,
Den Bowl Mes, Ssos' se;S ps1o no ~, s,1,,
silver Sor1s 49, 49, Sa ~ ~
fancy Jnetnte. 49, w. - 80, ~ ~ ~ ~
ssslrapeLrult. Oetsera, ,., f fpa.. hrsrS a.
s,1 per poNi Seseu.a.S~ ,,tve f.,,r,
ss..ySo pei az ho usr nov. e1tfs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. June H.
WTfEAT-July, tl1tssj September. tl0lS0
1.01k; No, 1 hard. si.2sA; No northern
81, ltk01. 22Jti No. northern. n.uMGfa SO5k
FLOUR--Unchanged
BARLEY--0e45o9c.
RYE-e1.12Qi.13
BRAE--&21.50
coRN-No. 5 yellow. egs4qsosse,
oATs-No. white, lsep464c.
FIAAx-21776D1.70 fa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

NEW YORK. june ls-cQrToN- tsssa.
Futnres oponsd st4ady; IuIy. heQc. De-
tohsT. assc pscslnber. iD.iOo: SsaasPb.
The cotton nerSss olsssa stsasy II /.
net advance OF to n points.
Futures closed steady: July, e11of %
tober. s,cec: Decernber. iqfeI 1eaHaas
10 &c: March. 10.sic.
LIVERPOols june 1s-coTToN--Gr4t.l
steady; good miodllnH, Sod; uk9t|t1F,
b1d: low mi16ling. A0d. Nnkaa -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
New york a.neral Market.

NEW YORK, June Raw.
RsfInsS atsnav: cvt io.f y IA. Crushed he'd.
6.90c; mould 4. 65bc; cubes, ESQ: pow
deied. xXxx Sssc' powdered S;cc:
confectionors A, 60: No, !, k@c. Futures
we're steady early today, ana at noon
prices were about unchanged from yester-
days closing.
BUTTER- STEADY; receipts, sa,sis tubs;
s Srss Insry ehsrSsr soorsnS, AZ pss
firsts Nu27Ae seconds, Bih9f6hc.
EQGs-gteady; receipts. 1888 cases;
frceh gathered. extras, 2QESc. extra
fiFsts, h01kQ2io: firsts. fpa20c; seconds
i7ikfb1sifc; nearby hennery, whites, fine
70 fancy. A81bcs nearby hennery, browns.
22stQl75ikc.
CHEESE Unsettled; receipts ll.esl
boxes; state, whole milk. fresh, twins and
flats. speeials. tsh0ifltc; same, average
fancy, 13K61lc.s
POuLTRY-I.ivc. unsettled; no quota
tons. Dressed. quiet; western frozen
roasting chickens, 1sfp27o: fresh fowls.
l4GlIc; fresh turkeys. iced, it@1fc.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

The weather continues pnaeaaonAbiF
cool throughout the corn and wheat belt,
In North Dakota this morning. Rains 90
CURED In all districts and were heavy
in the eastern portion. Falls Of ona inch
Canton, 1.50: Circieville and Granville,
80; Columbus and Somerset. $50 In
West Virginia. Parkersburgs 100. In In
l.. A. WELSH. Local Forecastsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

NEW YORK. Juns lS.-MHTAE.1-iT,saiI
80 s'4 rs. eo sgsss auSs ss ss -
bid. Iron quiet and unchan9od AZ Lon
don; Spot copper. 2e6 -; fnture4 ~ u
electrolytle. $50 SPOT TIN, ftE nj q
turea. RiD ioa. Antimouy, E1fO1iU. L1aa
G1 fIa ga epalter. ail0
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

LIvEHPoOI4. June M-wHEAT-epoi
No. ! Manitoba. lis 81; NO. 4 lis "a; No
3, lis ID; No. I northern Duluth, lis "a
No. hard winter, 1ls "a.
CORN--spot American mixed. new, S.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

Ir 2iiss d. d. i Wo hsTc 81 i1csi y:
July. sekc; september. V75kc.
CORNING. .. T4ci No. 2 white. nc:
July, zssk47Sc; September, n1fo.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
81. Louis 1--we stock Market.

ST LOUIS, no. June l6-cATTLE,-
Receipts, 3.0o0 head; market higher; ma
tive beef steers, 7.5Q19 70; yeariing gteors
and heifers, Ss006t %; cows, e6.oo1T 30;
stOclkers and feeders. ss.0oe1e.25; southern
steers. B250&Bs cows and helfers. 400
$3.50; native calves, t8.0o9l00O.
lower; pigs and lights. SsB0qGO; mixed
and butchers, F.lof3755: good heavy. U.b0
Otis.
SHEEP AND LA1fBs-Heceipts 2.soo
head: market Tower: clipped native mute
tons, 36806.b0; clipped lambs, e8O00o. 90;
spring lambs. N.250lo.B.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Despite Active Demand Wheat suf-
fers Another Loss Of One to
Three and q Half Cents.
REoE1prs GOOD IN AIL GRAMS

OMAHA. June 10. 1918.
The receipts today were fair and there
YES a good demand for everything on the
Wheat suffered another ioss OF issGs,sc.
although there was a Inactive demand and
pretty good amount OF sales reported.
White corn cold at n premium over the
yellcw. while the yellow cora was slightly
In advance % the mixed. Corn dropped
from 10 TO likc.
oats followed IN sympathy with corn
and wheat and declined tc. The receipts
Of this cereal were light and the demand
only fair there being only a few cars Of
this cereal sold. Crop reports received
from the railroads say that small Galne
are doing nicely. but the corn crop Is
growing states. There was loss OF
70 200 aoros OF wheat and corn reported In
eastern Kansas ana western Missouri,
but this report II thought to be eSas-
Ciesrancea were; Wheat and flour
equal 70 2fSnO0 bushels; corn. 900 bush
els. oats 1000 bushels
Liverpool close Spot wheat. 2nbd
lower: corn unchanged 20 Ia lower
Primary wheat receipts were eeAQo
bushels and shipments 10000 bushels
Shipments Of s7aOoO bushels last year, -,
bushels and shipments $1,000 bushels:
against receipts Of eSl,eeo bushels ans
Shipments OF sSsooo bushels last year,
Primary oats receipts were 5l3ep
bushels and shlpnents f6,Oo0 bushels,
against receipts OF 10000 bushels and
shipments OF f0i. 900 bushels last year
cARLOT RECE1PTs,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
Nifty Bungalow
Bargain

Vestibule. living room. dining room and
sun room, finished In oak bedroom and
kitchen finished in yellow, pine. with
oak floors throughout; two front rooms
have oeamed ceilings; dining room has
plate rail, panel walls, window seat and
2 8. e. exposure, house II ~ stories, but
% floor Isn't finished: could finish )
rooms. high-grade fixtures, guaranteed
furnace floor drain lot 4Ox1Z7; paved
street; location and neishborhood - fine
noar 18th and Laird SITS. about 5000 cash
and rest monthly, or lot as first payment.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

SSc, white, S50i0c. new, receipts. 10 cars
Texae Triumpha sito0t,2o; North Caro-
Tina Cohhlcra barrels $40
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
Kansas city Grain ana ProvIsionI

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June i6--wHTrAT'
No hard, &i.14G1. ISL; No. 2 red, ti.i0D
II; July, esi<e; September, stMc: Decent
Der, Hitc.
coRN-No. 2 mixed, 7i@c, No. 2 white.
TIC: No. yellow. 74o; No. 3, 7aQ79i1o
July, 7Okc; September, 0sstc; December.
b9Ac.
oATs-No white. 4S@tsBtc; No. ?
mixed, 4i9D42c.
BUTTEk-Creamery &c: firsts, 80;
seconds, &c; packing. 1g.tc.
E00B-Ftrstg, lie; seconds, 1SIfc.
POULTRY-Hene. lie; boosters, Dc.
broilers, 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

SIOUX CITY. Ia. June iB.--cATTLEl-
Rsceapts l.tOe hsedi market iec lower;
Cows and heifers. s4.boQoG; cannsrs. 800
Gee; calves. a.so9io8; bulk, stasa. etc,
Hoos- Receipts. $500 head market %
lower; heavy, H.i0Q7 y mixed. eI.060il0
light, H90Q7 .06. bulk Of sales, S7o004i0
SHEEP AND LAhBs-Not quoted
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
real EsrArp--roRrH SIDE
My Fine Home
For Sale

Am leaving city for California and offer
for sale my 7-room house: modern In
feet, with large front and back porch,
all screenec; Also storm sash for porch
and house. Nestibule with cioeet and
mirror door. Living, room ecroes the front
OF houBe, lSn10 feet with fireplace 20
ceiling Beam ceilings In living room and
dining room. Built-ln bookcases and
buffet Dining room has panaled vain
scotins OF duarter-saweA oak ana Y l3xa
quartersawed white oak. and has two
French doors OF bevel plate glass lead
ing Into living room. Kitchen II Of large
size, with al uD-to-data convenviences,
pantry and rear entry A modern bath
on first and second floors. Three iArEe
bed rooms. with closets on second floor.
finished IN oak, with mahogany and white
cemented basement. with heavy brick
Foundation. Lot is t4z6ls feet. being
larger than four ordinary city lots.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
"ForRent

south half OF double brick
house rooms, 4 bedrooms.
al modern. AZ ISL south 18th
ST.. near Park school. one
block east OF Hanacom park.
Tel Harvey i5oa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
S9O.OOO
REAL rsrATE-susCELLANEoUs
BROOM BUNGALOW

FOR ONLY t2,6b0.0O
40 CASH, BALANCE as PER MONTH.
Moe location. on paved street, con
venient to car line.
w. II. GATES,
d. lseL elT Omaha National Bank Bldg.
cFA6 ~ WILLIAMSON co. Paxton
Bin. Doug 1i07
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
BARGAIN BY OWNER

A beautiful s-room. strictly modern
home, in splendid condition; good loca-
ton; elegantly finished Inside; as good a.
new; large lot; cistern Price Ss.70O. Cali
251J Writ. Phone Web. 2sS6 after .. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

KANSAS CITY, No. June iB-cATTLI3
-ReSsipts. 500 head market steady (;
steers. N.boeo,S western steers. a.x9
80. stocxers and feeders, q o5Re 90; bulls.
HoGS-Rsccipts. i5.2o0 head market
lower bulk OF sales. U1b07.i0: heavy,
40; light. f.B0G.ib; pigs. t1018.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800
head; market lower; lambs. eI.1t010Oo;
yearlings, r14&5o; wethers. Sold8. s.;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

NOW YORK, June 1A--DRY CoODa-
There was more actiNitY b nlen'g Wear
today. Cotton eooo4 quiet Duck We
were IN steady request for pEcmpt ahip
ment Yarns were quiet. SIIk1 wefe
quiet and ribbons dnil.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
Rasp Bros.

1Os Mccague Bldg. Douglas lsss.
HOUSE and lot, Sl2 North 18th Avenue,
s., 900; 800 cash, balance monthly pay
ments Good neighborhood. One block
from car. Frank Crawford. Tel. Doug
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

Cattle ss.aay-Hsu. wsal--sAs..

esipls. 2Ooo head; rna<kst steady. nafive
besf steers. N6Go.8: western steers.
= sog&ie eo,sss and hsifsrs' HAeaw;
ffOGs--Rocaipts. 1a.oQ0 head; market
weak to i0c lower; bulk OF sales. 100
I.lb; light, N.oodq.e a.; mixed. N1ot1.t5
heavy te.soQ4to; rough. e.so9de; piss,
sIllsEP AND LAMBS .Recsipts. 5000
head; market weak sheep, Hl515 10;
lambs, N.Ou9.lp Swing lambs N.80
i0B
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
FoR RKNT


sonth.
cE PACIFIC ST.-1-rcon. modern, -;
walking distance and close 10 PARK
car: will put IN first-class condition.
ARMSTRONG-WALS CO.
Tyler 1855 State Bank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

WEST FARNAN, 1-F., ai5
lis y. 18th ST. near Dodge; very choice
handsome finished brick. sleeping porch
ARMsTRoNG-wALslI COMPANY,
Tyler 2sciS state Bank Bldr.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
FOR short time only, good farms.
within 80 miles OF Omaha, Ia Iowa, s125
per acre; good terms.
McCoy O'Doherty
III state Bank Bldg. Doug. lois.


20, 50 OR 100 ACRES. good heavy goIl, In
weII-settled part OF Todd county, MINI.
good roads, schools and churches; price.
SIS to $40 per acre: terms, 81 per acre
cash, balance 81 per acre q year until
lend Is paid for; per cent interest.
SCHWAB BROS,
1923 Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16
1IIncelInneoua.
FOR RENT

We have a complete list Of all houses,
Apartments and flats that are for rent
This list can be seen free Of chaa9o at
omaha Van s. STORAGE Co.. 500 s. 18th 81
SEE the Central Furnrure stores. FREE
RENTAL LIST.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-16

WYOMING homesteads limited area o
excellent land; open 70 310-acre filing1
Unsurpassed for grain, corn, potatoes
St0ckmsn's paradise; game plentiful. sec
ondf excursion June a. See me az Paxtol
hotel Juns 1870 only. @. ). Dumbolton.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-12-15
los ELECTION CASES IN
INDIANAPOLIS DROPPED

indianapolis, Dec. 11.-Charges
against los Of the remaining 11S
defendants in the Marion county
election conspiracy cases were dis
missed by Special Judge w. H. Eich-
horn on the motion of Prosecutor A.
]. Rucker here to-day. The Prose-
cutor said that in view of the show
ing made in the trial of Mayor Jo-
seph e. Bell on the conspiracy
charges he did not believe the State
had sufficient evidence to warrant
going to trial with the los cases.
The thirteen defendants who re-
main to be tried after the ruling to-
day are: Herman Adam, inspector
OF weights and measures; Samuel ".
Perrott, chief of police; wayland
Sanders and Morton c. Hulse. police
Sergeants; Roy A. Pope, police de-
tective; William F. Kissel, city mule
coutracsor; James A. Lucas, Police
Court bailiff; Irving Hardy and Lee
St-inger. patrolmen; Robert Hen
derson, Of Terre Haute, Charles
Brinkley. Hugh Costello and Ben
Moses.
Adam will be the first of these to
go ON trial, and his case was set to
begin January 10.
Prosecutor Rucker in Diminishing
the los cases said some of the de-
PENDANTS could better be tried on
charges of specific violation of cleo
tion laws than on conspiracy
charges. All of the defendants asked
for separate trials.