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Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

a8on last week. 1926 two weeks ago and
$40 last year.
BY closing time yesterday sellers had
managed to move the bulk Of their hold
inRs. although, as was predicted earlier
In the day. they had TO make concessions
Of az much as 2lc TO do H. Packers
bought practically none of the big heavy
lambs. but buyers Of shearing stock came
TO the rescue, and In the end all but five
or six loads of lambs were cleaned up.
Later sales included weighty lambs at
$40 tod 10 10 while some OF the good handy
lambs sold after midday at prices nearly
as good az those paid earlier In the day
Today buyers had much sma ller
showing 10 pick from, and sellers felt
that values should firm up little. Pack
ers. however. repeated their yesterday. s
performance Of putting out very few bids
during the early part OF the forenoon,
and what few offers they did make were
ar reduced figures. About the only sales
made at all early were two cars OF the
lambs held from yesterday, which sold
for shearlng purposes. a bunch OF weighty
stuff going at Si0.75, and some Of lighter
weights bringing 81 90.
Not many old sheep were offered, and
while nothing sold very early bulk OF
the supply was cleaned up before noon
on a steady basis. Mates OF the ewes
that brought tS65 Tuesday took a nickel
less late yesterday. bringing $3.50, and
another cut OF them here today made
the same figure. Choice yearings from
tiO3 30 yesterday and $3.50 Tuesday, sold
steady today. landing at t103O.
Up to noon the lamb market was still
an uncertain proposition. After having
put out n few bids that ragged any
where from 10d15c to as much az a
quarter lower than yesterday, packers
contented themselves with playing A
waiting game. and as sellers had up TO
noon refused to take less than steady
money, practically nothing had sold, the
only sale reported being that of two loads
Of good 60-pound Mexican lambs at Sl1. so.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good 10 choice handy. 81 .25Ql1i so; slmbs.
fair to choice heavy. NO.2511O.9O: lambs,
fall clipped. - O0de. So: lambs. fresh
clipped, ts50d9 20; yearlings, fair to choice
light, s9.50diO.s5: yearlings, fair TO choice
heavy, Ss50d9. so: wethers. fair to choice.
s. O0ffs. .s5 ewes, good to choice, &.l5d
SEQ; ewes. fair to good. T5OdS.l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
CONTINUED from Yesterday
CHAPTER XI.

Not as I seen, sir" he admitted.
would you have seen him had he come
from the corner beyond the Hotel Re-
public?" Langdon's voice was vibrant
with eager excitement and the spirit of
It swept through the court room in a
shivering whisper.
YES I'd seen anybody comm from
either end OF the street. I allus could
when / stood at the gate with Katie,
for there's big arc light they have TO
pass under and you can see them plain
as plain"
zone moment" Langdon swung about
to the court clerk. Read out the testi-
mony Of Kate O'Neill beginning with the
question, Did he seem to be watching
for someone?"'
Question: Did he seem to he watch
ing for someoneY Answer: Yes, sir.
He was staring UP at the Hotel Repub-
lie, and I thought he was watching a man
who was on the fire escape. Then de-
cided that II wasn't a man that I saw,
but Just a shadow. and suddenly young
lady all dressed up"
That will do thank you," interrupted
Langdon. Now. Mr.. Gallagher, II that
was a man whom Miss O'Neill saw on the
fire escape, would you have seen him
come DOWN.
mo, sor wasn't lookin' at the hotel.
"But that is the one place he could have
come down when he Joined you. isn't it?''
mo, sor. There's a servants entrance
to the hotel, Just under the fire escape
He might have been someone from the
hotel"
Did he look like waiter7 What sort
| of a suit did he have on Y'
"A check one and a red tier
did you seen anyone else while you
were standing there?'
Yes, sor. Me and Katie saw some peo-
pie put their heads out of a windy in the
hotel, then presently a policeman starts
down the fire escape and Katie says
says she, Let's get in the kitchen;
don't want to be mixed up in this And
1 says. Me neither. Besides a sup Of hot
coffee will set me up after the excite
ment;' so we went In
That is ALL thank you, Mr.. Gallagher
But now the prosecutor was on his feet
"Mr. Gallagher" he said sharply. ''hav.
ing seen all this. didn't you realize thai
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Bowling Notes.
Magic city Gon.Ip.

South Side fishermen will open hostiIi-
ties on the fish OF the Mizzo and sur
rounding favorable lakes the coming Sat
urday.
office space for rent I'm Bee office. 2sls
~ street Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel South q.
Announcement was made yesterday that
i. ]. OConnor. well known former MEM
ber OF the city council OF South Omaha,
has been appointed to a position as dep
uty sheriff by Sheriff Felix Mcshane.
The funeral OF the little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hara. 2736 I street
who died Tuesday afternoon, was held
yesterday afternoon at the home. Inter-
ment was made in st. Mary's cemetery.
Beryl A. Winn. aged 4 years, died at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p winn. 2Sl5 Mason street, yesterday.
The funeral viii be held this afternoon
al o'clock from the residence to Pros
pect Hin cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Julia Hector, aged
pioneer. who died yesterday morning at
her home at TyVenty-seventh and Harri-
son streets. will he held tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock from the residence TO
St Agnes church at o'clock. Inter
ment will be made in ST. Mary's cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
7. R. Stands Pat by
Secretary Ordered
To Jail for Fighting

NEW YORK. March SO.-A stay OF
sentence was granted today TO John
w. McGrath. secretary 20 Theodore
Roosevelt. and later acting secretary OF
the progressive national committee. who
was yesterday committed to the work
house for thirty days on a charge ot
disorderiy conduct and assault. The COM
plalnant was Charles l.. Light OF Brook
lyn. who charged that McGrsth and will
lam Powers assaulted him in a restau-
rant In Brooklyn last June.
Colonel Roosevelt has announced that
he will stand by his secretary. He Is
sued statement expressing indignation
at the sentence and asserting that Nc
Grath would continue to remain In his
service.
The sentence was stayed by the court
pending an examination of the testl-
mony.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
OMAHA oENrRAL .AaKnr.
Wholesale Prices for Proaus.
Charged ~ Omaha Dealers.

BUTTER-No. ] ersamsry. In cartons.
POULTRY-Broilera live, under two
Ibs-. SOC; hens, lsc; special roosters and
elAss, lie; springs. lie: geese. lac. ducks,
stc. turkeys, isc. old toms. Isei eapons.
lse; EulneaA each. ze; sauebs. ti.bo(1e.S0:
p.s dezsni pieeons, g per dosen.
ne Nc: block, De: twins lsc; daisies.
is.te h.s triPsts W s.,. iss yVVrng Amsr.sa, &c;
ported French koQuefort. 5Sc.
O4eIEhe-C Chesapeake, psF gal; Stand
krds. no; northern. per gal; Standards,
H.9 selects. u.so. eounts. l-e5.
Flaft-fresh. per lb.s Catfian, lie; hall
tDat. isci salmon. lie; black bass. l691sc:
eIappiss. i14iec; founders, i3c. FroIen.
Per H.: HaIibut. lie; herring, 6ISc: trout.
te; white. loci salmon. i09itc; picksrei.
lose pike eQloc. Smoked per ID, !: White,
sc. llpPered, per 10; salmon. lie; Fin
nan haddies. i1ei roe shad. Doc each;
cELERY-Aammoth. 80 per dOE I;
snsdium; soe per do1-; small. isei Florida.
BEEF ours -Ribs. No. !. sOsse; No. 4
aae; No. Z. lS1e. chucks, Nc. /. illc:
ss4ei Ne' q i6e; 70: 4 isse' Plates. No.
ssi ss ssd ..ssi.Es i Be- ss4sss go turul.Asa >,
FRUITs-orangss; 6ls. slBo boxs s6s. q
~ kss % -: s e.. sss e.. e. h Sss; sss;I "a: "a:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
ANp HEIFERs.

hO0S-heceipts moderated quite q bit,
head; The hoidover from yesterday was was
nearly 5000 head. however. and ali told
the offerings were better than 1900
%s IN Ess FoSr 'SSPP 1Sr ree.bi ns
foot up Af7s head. being 8oO0 smaller
than a week ago, and 1900 lighter than
two weeks ago, but nearly 1900 heavier
As has been the case all week. ship
ping demand was largely for the good,
light and butcher weight hogs. although
heaass when they could could gee thsm r,Sst Sss
They made their purchases at prices that
looked generally ibe lower than the ship
q ss,sO. but the number OF sales above
S. 20 was small
Packers started out talking as much as
lS9Se lower, but later modified their
were around tbo lower than yesterdays .
average market. II was another buyers
market IN every way. In that supplies
from oil points and the provisions trade
again hitting the downtrack and about
all sellers could do was make concessions
ana cut Loose, After moyement once once
OF the hogs sold az a iOulbc decline. The
market became fairly active once a trad
Ing basis was established. and consider
Ing everything. II could be said that the
bulk OF the hogs moved In good season.
Trade continued lively all the way
through, and closed up FULLY as good u
not a little better than any other time
II o'clock. The general market was quotes
at i00i6c lower than yesterday, bull
selling at tS.Ooq9,ls, with a sprlnkling OF
up 70 So@,sR anG al 81 GS 81 % the Tseps Gs
OF the aales below the bulk being II any
/ thing larger than usual owing 20 the fac
that % many OF the light and poo
mixed hogs were held over from yester
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

CATTLEl-Recelpts OF cattle were mod
crate. as was to be expected on Thurs-
day. but the total for the four days Is
very liberal, amounting TO q, $40 head,
This IL a gain OF about 1890 head over
last week. and Of $500 head over year
ago.
The trade was again slow and dull on
all kinds, with prices anywhere from
weak 20 as much an lVc lower Beet
steers are now 2bd40c lower than last
week. with cows and heifers around DC
lower. Fair to good stockers and feed
ers are 25fpt0c lower with common stock
cattle as much as soc lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good TO choice
beeyea. -. .759oe %; fair 10 good beeves, -. 30
aS1b; common to fair beeves, g. T25GfS. 30;
good to choice heifers, N.15dsB; good TO
choice cows. ,6.7bdfTb; fair to good cows,
Seo0fDe 49,: common 10 fair COWS. N.506i
400 good 70 choice fesdeSe, N.I6as.4o;
to fair feeders, IS. .b0f,7 30; good to choice
stockerB, N.75dS. 2s; stock heifers. $3.50
l.Ib stock cows, t6 S17.25; stock calves,
s. E,OoGs5o; veal calves, TOouiO,2o; bulls,
stage etc., s6b0d7.50
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

Mary Page, actress Is accused OF the
murder Of David Pollock and is defended
ny her lover. Philip. Langdon; PolloSR
mits she had the revolver. Her maid
testities that Mary threatened Pollock
man duplicates Langdon. How Mary dis
appeared from the scene of the crime is
mystery. Brandon tells of n strang hand
print he saw on Mary's shoulder. Further
evidence shows that horror OF drink pro
9uces temporary insanity in Mary. The
detense is "repressed psychosis.' Wit
nesses describe Mary's flight from her in
toNtcated father and her fathers suicide:
Nurse Walton describes the KIDNAPPING OF
Mary by Pollock and Amy Barton tells
OF Mary,s struggles to become an actress
and Pollocks pursuit Of her. There Is
evidence that Daniels, Mary,s manager.
threatened Pollock. Mary faints on the
stand and again goes insane when po-
iceman offers her whisky. Daniels tesu-
lies that Pollock threatened to kill Mary
and I.angdon and actually attempted 20
Kill the latter.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Poems at Mazatlan
Tear Up U. s. Banners

CAN DIEGO. Gala. March So.-Mexican
poems thronged the streets OF Mazatlin.
tore up American flags and threatened
70 do bodily harm TO American resi-
dents there, when they learned OF the
punitive expedition sent after Francisco
villa, according to Captain Frank Pas
chall OF the schooner Panama, which ar
rived from the slnaloa port today.
Mexicans Of the better class as we'll
a. officials Of the port co-operated In
stopping the riotlng. Captain Paschali
said. lie said there wsB no apparent
anti-Ameriean feeling among the more
educated natives.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
HOUSE CAUCUS FAVORS
U. S. MUNITIONS PLANT

WASHINGTON, March SO.-Advocates
OF government manufacture OF ammuni-
ton and armament won their fight IN the
house democratic caucus tonight for
floor vote on their proposal. resolu-
tion instructing the rules committee 10
report rule making In order proposed
government manufacture amendments 10
all preparedness bills was unanimously
adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts Of All Grains Good and
Active Demand Makes Ad-
vance in Prices.
WHEAT PRICES MAKE INCREASE

OMAHA. March -, 1915
Receipts OF all grains were good today
and there was an active demand for all
cereals on the list The cash wheat mar
tet was especially active and ranged
from 1c TO NC hiGher The demand for
wheat was excellent and the bulk OF the
offerings were readily sold on the ad-
vance.
Corn ranged generally from unchanged
90 1Mc higher. Yellow corn sold At pre-.
MUM, but the demand for the white and
mixed corn was also very good The de-
mand for oats was quite active. the mar
ket selling from unchanged to itc higher
Rye and barrier were In good demend
and both OF these markets were STEADY,
selling at unchanged pricee.
C7earances were: Wheat and flour
equal TO 1000 bushels; corn. h0O0
bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
Liverpool Close-Wheat. ID lower to Id
higher; corn, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts. were 1.O3S,oO
bushels and shipments, ,d1e, 900 bushels,
against receipts OF TS00o bushels and
shipments OF $1,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were Isl 900
bushels and shipments 5li 0O0 bushels,
aEainst receipts of sN,oo bushels and
shipments OF t6S 900 bushels last year,
Primary oats receipts were e3Q0O
bushels and shipments. $4,000 bushels,
against receipts OF b77. 900 bushels and
shipments of 7t20o0 bushels last year.
CARisOT RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
cHTcAeo oRAIN AND PRovIsIoNI
Features OF the rradinR and CIosins
Prices on Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO. March ao.-Assertions that
the crop promise IN Kansas was not up
20 1he & eyersEe z. tne loss ter, zen YEAR Yea ,s sna
in other ststes Gu a decided figure today
in forcing the wheat market sharply
higher. Prices closed nervous, 17tQ2o 20
jciy a Sisizssasi IN. Corn saiSed ,.@iise
the outcome ysrisd from eve decline 20
Except at fRe Immediate opening wheat
showed en Upward slant almost the en-
tire session. Lower prices at Liverpool
caused the Initial weakness. but then the
damage reports from indiana and other
winter crop states and TO advices Of un-
feyoraels weather In the. spring crop
= ons.sided market until a leading expert
here issued a statement that jolted the
optimistic opinion OF hears regarding
Kansas. Hessian fly prevalence IN. wen.
Of many reasons which he specified "a
contributing 70 the likelihood of a sub.
normal crop there thla season instead OF
= sopefabundance to supply unusual needs
Increasing predictions OF a shortage Of
,nprlnr wheat acreage a. compared Will
last year tended noticeably TO act as q
lket A reduction OF 50 per cent in Cana.
dian acreage was talked OF, even undel
the best possible conditions from now on
.ss Drn 81 rsspSpeeS % shs s'tsnssh Of wnsS
the expert end domestic shipping demand
The outlook was for decreasing stocks a
Kaneas city.
Oats worked higher with other grain
Besides weather conditions were aseins
seeding
Provisions developer some firmness OF
however. declines In the value Of hog
acted AZ a drag on the market
EuOs-fttFher; receipts, zz.6Si cases
eirsts. is@.9soc; ordinary nrsts, isk0isc
FOTATOE6-Highera receipts, IS cars
hflchisen, Wisconsin. Minnesota and pa,
4 fatal white. elodti.os; Minnesota and pa,
tota Ohioa. e809Sc
PovLTRr-xire. higher; fowls. isc
springs. ise.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
DADDY DICK" is DEAD:
FRIEND OF SHOW PEOPLE

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. March So.-R.
w. Dickenson. known nationally among
theatrical people and travellers. as DADDY
Dick" died late tonight at his home
here. For many years he kept a unique
restaurant here. which was frequented
By show people and many famous actors
and actresses were among his intimate
friends. fIe was at one time a member
OF the board OF city commissioners.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Two British Vessels
Sunk; Third Attacked

LONDON, March S0-The British
steamer Lavinia. s,isi tons. Westoll, has
been sunk. It's crew was saved.
The British steamer Kilbridge. s,7i2
tons. was sunk by an enemy submarine
on March ls. says an announcement by
Lloyds.
The British steamer Erwindvale. 5.2s2
tons, was attacked today, hut not sunk.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
FALLS DOWN AND RINGS
BELL AND ROBBERS FLEE

SEATTLE. wash, March s0.--rwo men
with an automobile attempted late today
to rob the King County state bank, near
the University OF Washington.
When one Of them pushed a revolver
against William Norauist. assistant cash
Ter. he dropped to the floor and pushed
a buzser which sounded in q hardware
store next door.
The men fled.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
REPUBLICAN
DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED

DOANoKE. March s-Virginla dele
gates at large 20 the republican con-
vention viii go to Chicago uninstruoted.
The state convention tonight carried
through the organization slate without
change. There were cries OF Hughes
and Roosevelt among the delegates.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

These sales were reported today;
Wheat.No. : hard winter; ! car no.
winter. inter- iO car. Sc. no ' Cars IL sfshi hoES ss
car, g .ozH; car, 1.oa. No. mixed: 1
No. = mixed: l car, hard. nos; 1 car.
Rye-No. ?: v car. ssxc. No. q; cars.
sss; No. :; 2-S car. sc; a-b car, sc.
dornEo dssTlsSSG White: y car osl az .c. No.
eS&e; car. CSC; cars. el.hc; 2 cars. &c;
Nc cars Se Sslfs; Sample Shite' s1,i car; ssatc'
No. ysilow: ! car, sss+s; car, arr CSC; rs J
cara ss.sc, no s yellow; car, &c: No;
cars, Sc; / car. sSc. No. mixed: : cars.
,PcS.,. g. s.sse; 30 :,, mixed; q car, ss'so %
cars, elo; ] car, soc; car. ss1tc; car.
sse. Sample mixed: car, ssi1c; car,
8sis-No. 2 white. car. &c. No. q
white: ! car. t2oi S cars tiSc; s-5 cars,
41ihc. No. white: 4 cars 4lc. Sample
white: cars. nAc; cars, sc; car,
omaha Cash Prices-w Wheat: No. 2 hard.
81 .osif@1 90; No. 3 hard. q .0ihG11 .07; No.
I hard, sl.o1di .0t; No. 2 spring. 81 .ooQ
is HS "a s sPripF sSs s,S,i a. ss MD dgESp gorn
No. , white, &itaoec; No. Z white. 6sn
esc; No, 5 white, eO98So; No. white, bsa
ss4e; .,s,. No; yellow, sshgslci no: : ysl-
yellow, eoRe4c; No. 3 mixed, e5pesc: No
mixed. 62hQSShc; No. mixed, 6lnetc;
Oats: No. 2 white. sic; standard, az
42hc; No white, 4lltMt2c; No. white
toAqslc. Barley. Mailing. 5Sa65c; No. I
feed, Ssd6sc. Rye; No. 2, ssGssc; No. 8
chicaEe closing prices. furnished The
Bee by Logan a Bryan, stock and grain
brokers. slh South Sixteenth. Omaha:
Artificial Open. HiEkI Low. Close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
OIL md RoaIn.

SAVANNAH. Ca. March 30-TURPEN-
TlNE-Firm; 50c: sales. 1876 bbls.; receipts.
II bills; shipments. S3 bbls.; stock. 1913
bbls.
RosTN-Firm: sales, nb bills receipts.
e04 bbls: shipments, b24 bbls; stock, 72.6 SIC
bbls. Quotations; A, y, $40: c, d. r,
40; =. $3.50 q, - Nso0p4.s5; II. tLs5; I,
WV a. e2iL "
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
CONDITIONS ARE
GENERALLY IMPROVING

CHICAGO. March So.-Fiood conditions
In Michigan and Ohio though still inter
fering with railway traffic IN some SEQ
tons are generally improving. The prin-
cipal street OF Flint. Mich. is flooded. A
small boy was drowned In the flooded
Kalamazoo river at Battle Greek.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
stock I'm sight.
Receipts OF live stock at the five prin-
cipaI Western markets.
Oula hn Hay Market.

OMAHA, March So.--HAY--Prairie:
No. .. s6OOaS 90: No. 3. AMa6.OO choice
midland, Ss.O0q9.00; No. l, N.60dS.50; No.
2. s. seq. 80; No. 8, A.ooGlS. 90; choice low
So OOod6. 90: No. g. t3OO6l5. 90. Straw: One
car on the market: choice wheat quota
bic at S;ooq6. .5o choice, oat or rye. $500
til. .OOdl200; No. 2. ts00dS. 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, March aO-METALg-
The Metal exchange quotes lead, 1918
bid Spelter not quoted. Copper. firm:
electrolytic nearby, go .7ld2S.25; June and
later, s26.I5d27.50 Iron firm and un-
changed. Metal exchange quotes tin
steady; spot. $40. .O0a49.50. Al London. spot
copper. eiii: futures, fi12. eiectrolytic,
el&; spot. tin; goo; futures. CHS. Lead.
e3n 7s 3D.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 30.-CAT-
TLE.-Receipts. 800 head; market lower
prime fed steers. 49, 15de.50; dressed beef
steers, {7.65ds.0o: western steers, T.9Gq
300 stockers and feeders, $ Ibds.b5; bulls,
HOGS-Receipts, 500 head; market
lower; bulk of sales. S9.00d9.35; heavy,
seg ssS SSi RsSsess RSOs M ana piss "0"
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head; market lower; lambs, $i0.75d11.35;
yearlings, s9.5Qd'iO25: wethers, $s.25Qs.OO;
ewes, T76mS.40
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Dry Goods Mnrket.

NEW YORK. March S0.-DRY GOODS
Cotton goods were firm today with
further advancing tendency shown In
cambrics. nainsooks and other fine
bieached cottons. Carpet and rug prices
were advanced sharply by leading manu-
fRcturers on all goods
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

sT. JOSEPH. March sO.--CATTIE-Re-
ceirts, 1909 head; market lower; steers
81 .bOd960; cows and heifers Ab0d9.OO;
calves. So OOdS.50.
HOGs-Recelpts, 1900 head: market
lower; top, 80. .46; bulk OF sales, 81. 20Gf9 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1000
head; market steady; lambs. $40. SOL. 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Wilson's Guests at
A Red Cross Ball
WAsInNGroN.

WASHINGTON. March sO.-President
and Mrs. Wilson we're the guests OF
honor tonight at ball given here for
the benefit Of the American Red Cross.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
sioux city Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. Ia. March SO.-CATTLE
Receipts. l,4oo head; market, steady; ma
tive steers, 81 I5O0i8 90: butchers S. 756p
s25; Gamers. ss.75a6.5O; stockers and
Feeders, S6750f. 80.
TO Nc lower heavy, So 20Sf9 80; mixed,
ss00G9.9O; light, $s.75d9OO; bulk of sales.
s.. .O0ff9.26.
head
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
EsstabIishes New Record.

PENSACOLA, Fla. March s0..-LAeu-
tenant n. G. Saufley OF the navy aero
nautlc corps late today established what
naval station authorities declared 60 be a
new worlds altitude record for 4 hydro
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31

SHEEP-The sheep and lamb supply
was much smaller than either yesterday
or the day before. estimated receipts OF
tWtnty-thTee cars. or 800 head. being
The week TO date Is t0oi5 head. as aEainst
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
VIII Meet AZ Casper.

CHEYENNE, Wye. March O-The
democratic state convention Go select
delegates to the national convention al
81. Louis will be held at caspar. Wyo.,
May g.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
sugar Market

NEW YORK, March s0.--SUGAR-- Raw,
steady; centrifugal, 5.s6c; molasses 5.lsc:
refined, firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
French I.iner Won't leave.

PARIS March ao--Etienne Clementel
the minister OF commerce. announced to
day that no French liner would leave
Bordeaux for New York on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle weak-HOEs WeRk-sheeD
Weak.

CHICAGO, March @.-CATIGE-tte
ceipts, 5000 head: market weak; native
beef steers, S.5O9e.S0; western steers,
ST. 5OdS50; stockers and feeders, fb.S5U
s.25: cows and heifers, AOOaS7O; calves
HoGS~Receipts 81, 900 head; market
weak, 25c to 30 lower; bulk Of sales. 49, 70
d9 40: light S9.O5d9.45; mixed, 49, lOd9. %;
heavy. SyO6d9.45; rough, $9.O5@9ib; pigs,
ST. O0dS. 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head market weak; wethers, &.30d9lJ
ewes Sc. 30G1s IS: lambs, $9.25dll.6O.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-31
Sunday
RECEIPTs-CARs.

Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union stock wards, Omaha, Neb.. for
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
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