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Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
BENTON FOR MARSHAL.
Elect Will Lead Vii. . son Club Demonstration Tonight.

The members of the Wilson club have completed arrangements for 8 big demonstration this evening to celebrate the reelection of President Wilson. The matter has heen in the works for some time and it is now thought that it will be one of the big gest celebrations of it's kind ever held in the town of Windham. In addi- ton to the American band which will furnish music along the line of march there will be a drum corps in line to add to the noise. Frank P. Fenton, recently elected one of the representa- tives of the town of Wfndham, has been chosen marshal of the parade.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
Put On Probation.

Patrick Clifford appeared before the police court "Wednesday morning to answer to the charge of intoxfca- tion He entered a piea of guilty. The accused was arrested Tuesday evening on the complaint of his sis- ters. The man told the court that he had been working in this city until recently when he laid off on account of hurting one of his hands but he could not state just how he got hurt The court suspended judgment on a thirty day sentence and the man was put on probation for three months. Last spring he was convicted as a common drunlkard
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
OLD FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY
 FOR COLDS AND BODY BUILDING
Father Johns Medicine Builds Up the Body Without Use of Alcohol o. Dangerous Drugs. A Doctors Pre-. scription, 60 Years in Use.
Absolute Truth of This Story Attested by Guarantee to Give $25, ,OOO.0O to Any Charitable Insti- tuition if Shown Otherwise.

Father Johns Medicine is physicians pre- scription.
 Prescribed for the late Rev. Father John OBrien, of Lowell, Mass- by eminent spec ialist in 1855.
 Father John recommended this prescription to his parishioners and friends and in this way it became known Father Johns Medicine.
 This story is true and we guarantee to give S25,000. .00 to any charitable institution, if shown otherwise.
 Father Johns Medicine Is recommended for coughs, colds and throat troubles, and to make flesh and strength Does not contain alcohol poisonous drugs.
 Do not listen to any attempts to substitute some other preparation.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
WILLINIANTIC OFFICE, 2 Church St. Telephone 21O-2,
JOHN COW IN HOSPITAL.
Broke Collar Bone and Ribs in Auto
 truck Accident on Pomfret Street.

John Cow, injured in an accident on Pomfret street, Sunday when the autotruck in which he was riding ran off the highway. is patient at the St. Joseph's hospital in this city, He received medical attention from a physician in Pomfret and it was found that he was suffering from a brok- en collar bone and broken ribs. Not wfthstanding these injuries the man came to this city Monday to call on friends where his condition grew worse, necessitating his removal to the hospital where it is said that he may have to remain for week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
GROUNDS OF INSANITY,
Counsel For Leon Gilman Evidently to Adept That Line Of Defence Gilman in Jail.

III Slils
 It is believed that Attorney P. J.
 Danahey, who is to take up the de- fense of Leon Gilman who shot his
 cousin and grandfather killing the
 former and rendering the latter help less, is to base the defense on the grounds of insanity. This belief was strengthened to some extent Wednes- day when it became known that Dr. John Weldon of this city, formerly of
 Fordham university, had been retain ed by the attorney for the accused. Dr. Weldon will in all probability work in connection with Dr. Diefendorf, who
 was in this city Tuesday morning and talked to the boy.
 It was stated by one of the officials
 Of the Brooklyn jail. where young Gil-
 man is confined that a guard will be stationed in front of the prisoners cell while he is <l that institution.
 The young man passed a restful night
 at hte jail Tuesday. He has asked for magazines to read and for ciga- rettes and these have been given to him and it is the opinion of the jail officials that the young man will be a model prisoner.
 It was stated at the hospital in which Nelson Gilman is confined that the mans condition was about the same as it had been since Sunday. He seems to be more comfortable than at anytime since the shooting.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
NICKEL PLATED WARE AT SALE PRICES

4-pint all Copper, Nickel Plated Tea or Coffee Pots-SaIe price $t.1o.
 5-pint, all Copper, Nickel Plated Tea or Coffee Pots-SaIe price SIPS.
 15inch Round, Embossed Tray Sale price 25c. 1S-inch Oblong, Embossed Tray Sale price 25c.
 Mrs. Potts Sad Irons, 3 in a set, full nickel plated handle and holder-Saie price $1.1O a set.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
TIN WARE

12-quart Dairy Pans-SaEe price 12Iac.
 1-quart Graduating Measure-SaIe price 1ec.
 Rotary Flour Sifter-Safe price foc. 3-quart Studs Dipper-Sale price 1oc. Japanned Dust Pan with steel edge F-Saie price 1oc.
 14-quart Retinned Deep Dish Pan Sale prics 39c.
 3-quart, Apiece Retinned Dinner Pails-SaIe price 45c.
 4-quart, Apiece Retinned Dinner Pails-Saie price 6oc.
 Sheet Steel Fry Pan, cold handle Sale prices 1ec and 12Iac.
 Savory Enamel Self Blasting Rooster Sale price SIPS.
 Liske Enamel Self Basting Roaster Sale price $1.98.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16

Dover Sad Irons, in a set-SaIe price 98c a set.
 Dover Asbestos Sad Irons, family size-Sale price $1.69 set.
 Dover Asbestos Sleeve Irons-SaIe price 25c each. Dover Toy Sad Irons-Sale price 10c each. plated, consisting of Towel Bars, Soap Dishes, Sponge Racks, Tumbler Hold CTS, Brush Holders and Towel Racks Sale price 59c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16

Clark; The Debate, Judge Henry Shute, Miss Oschman; Alexander, Brewer, quartet: Down Among >the Dead Men, Old English, Mt. Hunting; Bit O the World. Edgar Allen Wolf, Gal Oft in the Silly Night, arranged, Mr. MacArthur, (b) The Magnolia of Tennessee, arranged, MT. Hunting; Mary of Argyle, Bishop, Mir. Simonds; sketches (a) Da Americana Girl, T. A. Daily; (b) Da Spreeng Ees Come, T. A. Daily; Co Der Long Handled Dip per, Charles F'olen Adams; (d) Con- fessions, Conan Doyle; Aloha oe, Ha- waiian.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
FIRST LIEUT.. R. A. MERRIAM
 RESIGNS FROM co. L
Will Leave Town-Understood That Captain Tiesing Will Be Promoted to Rank of Major.

First Lieutenant Paul A. Merriam is to hand in his resignation as an off, cer of Company L, of this city. It is understood that the reason for his re- signing is of his accepting position in Middletown. It is not known when the resignation is to take effect.
 ing of the company is to be promoted to the rank of major. It is stated that if he accepts he will remain with the company until next spring. It is thought that Lieutenant J. B. Fuller ton will also leave the company with Captain Tiesing in the spring.
 The most likely candidate for the office of lieutenant, if it should be made vacant, is James Lee. His name has already been mentioned for the position.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
Y. M. c. A. HOLDS FIRST
 OF COURSE ENTERTAINMEN Copley Male Quartette and Miss Nina oschman Appeared Before Large Audience.

A large audience greeted the Cop Oschman, reader, at the first enter tainment of the Y. M. c. A. course held in the town hall Wednesday ev- ening. The audience was very enthu- siastic and generous with it's applause during the evening. The quartet was composed of the following: Everett M. Clark. first tenor: Edward MacAr- thur. baritone; Raymond Simonds. second tenor; Oscar Hunting, bass.
 The following was the. evening" s programme: Comrades in Arms, Adam, quartet; Macushla. MacMurrough. MT.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16

Smiths 10-Arm Clothes Dryer, self adjusting Sale price 7oc 1O-inch Clothes Wrnger, guaranteed for years
 Sale price $3.3s 11-inch Clothes Wringer, guaranteed for 3 years
 Sale price $3,69 r... -....=- Willow Clothes Baskets ..-. Size-SaIe price. Sec Medium Size-SaIe price. 98c Large Size-Sale price. .S11o 11-inch Willow Office Baskets-saIe price. 49c 12-inch Willow Office Baskets-sae price. 55c SPECLAI-Cedar Oil Dust Absorbing Mop value $1.o0-Sale price. 6ec During this sale will give free 4-ounce Bottle Polish each Mop at.......... eec
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16

Seamless Percolator, 4-cup size Sale price $1.99.
 Seamless Percolator, 6-cup size Sale price S2-39.
 No. 8 Seamless Bottom, all Copper, Nickel Plated Tea Kettle-Sale price s1.39.
 No. g Seamless Bottom, all Copper, Nickel Plated Tea Kettle-SaIe price $1.5o.
 3-pint, all Copper, Nickel Plated Tea or Coffee Pots-Sale price 93c.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
Help Hoy Bronchial
 Trouble and Cough
"Fo1sy's Eoney and Tar Compound acts more like 9 food than medicine"

"Fo1sy's Eoney and Tar Compound acts more like 9 food than @ medicine"
 MT. Will G. Richmond. Inglewood, Calif., says:-"I wish to recommend Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as it has greatly benefited me for bronchial trouble and cough. It acts so we'll in harmony with nature that it is more like a food than a medicine"
 Foley'S Honey and Tar Compound has 9 wonderfully quick way of. soothing and healing the raw tickling surface of the throat and bronchial tubes. It eases the tightness over the chest. raises the phlegm easily. and helps the stubborn raclzing cough that is so ex- hausting and weakening.
 It is the best medicine you can buy, and better than anything you can make, for coughs. colds. spasmodic croup. whooping cough, la grippe and bron- chial coughs. hoarseness, tickling throat and Stuffy wheezy breathing. It contains no opiates. and is acceptable to the most sensitive stomach.
 x < < EVery user aS Q fr1s1ds
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
FRACTURED FEET.
William Spencer Falls From Addition
 Being Built at Thread Mill.

William Spencer, employed by the AbertEaw Construction company on the addition being built for the Amer icar Thread company, fell from near the ton of the new building Wednes- day afternoon and was painfully in- jufed. When the man struck the ground he struck feet first and as a resule he is now in St. Joseph's his pital Sua aerin@ from a fracture of both feet. He was taken to the hos pital soon after his fall and received medical attention for his injuries which are H;t serious, although very painful.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
MOOSUP

Deborah Avery Putnam Csapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, has offered a prize of $50 for the best essay submitted by any gisl of the senior class of the Plainfield High School. The subjects are The Great Seal, The Seal of Connecticut, The History of Education in Connecticut, Windham County at the Time of the Revolution, and The Meaning of Our National and State Flags.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
OBITUARY.
Mrs, Frank w, ChappeIl,

RiFS' TdhK w. OhdPPeI.
 Harriet Chappe11. wife of Frank W. Chappell. died at her home in Chap lin, Tuesday night She was born in Uxbridge, Mass, and is survived by three sons. one daughter and a broth CT. Two of her sons, Frank and Ed son, live in Chaplin, the other Ev- erett, in Windham. Her daughter, Mrs. Olive s. Perry, res,ces in Acush- net Mass.
 Henri o. Ledoux
 The death of Henri o. Ledoux the month old son of MT. and Mrs. Ovid Ladcux of Valley street, occurred at
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
WOODEN WARE AT SALE PRICES

Tates Absorbent Dry Mops-Sae price 39c Tates Yacht Dry Mops-SaIe price, 21c No Little Jewel Floor Brooms-sae price. 44c Paris Folding Ironing Table, extra heavy-saIe
 Price B i"o5 Glass Wash Board, full szeSaIe price 33o dozen Smooth Finish Hardwood Clothes
 Sale price. e............................ Sc carton Mrs. Potts Sad Iron Handle-SaIe price. each Wooden Coat Shoulders-Sae price, Sc each Hardwood Tooth Pcks-Sale price. 2 boxes for 5c Spring Mouse Traps-SaIe price. for 5c 1s-inch Towel Roller-Sae price ............... 10c Revolving Handle Rolling Pin-Sale price. Ice Veneered Birch Chair Seats-SaIe price Sc each
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
SPECIAL TRAIN.
Will Take Natchaug Lodge Members r to Rockville to Visit Pythians.

Natchaug lodge, No g, K of P, has accepted an invitation of Damon lodge, of Rockville, to visit the latter lodge next Wednesday evening" l. M Ford, c. R. Afford and J. N. Williams are the committee in charge of the arrangements. So far it has been ar ranged that the members of the local lodge will go to Rockville in special train
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
WouId-be Soldiers Give Dance.

Many Of the young people of Wi1li- mantle attended the dance in Warburn hall Wednesday evening given by few of the would-be soldiers of this city. About fifty couples danced about the hall during the evening which was very enjoyably spent. The party broke up at late hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
in One Day

To Cure Gold i'm One Day take LAXATIVE PROMO QUINTNE Tablets. Druggists refund money. if 1t fails to cure. B. W. GROVES sigma tl1re is on each box. 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
Glass Ware at Sale Prices

1-pint Fish Globe cover-Sae price 1oc 1-quart Globe with cover-SaIe price 7Ec Cut Glass Night Water Sets-SaIe price. as Cut Glass Water Glasses, regular soc value
 at 19c each.
 Thin Blown Table Tumblers-Sale price .4c eac Heavy Futed Bottom Tumbers-Sale price. Pc eaot Colonial Glass Candle Sticks inches high 3 styles
 select from-SaIe price. .12Lac eaeI
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
WTLLIMANTIC

the home of his parents Tuesday night. Death was due to gastritis.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
ALUMINIUM WARE Ag sAfA MAkEzR9oM PR7ees

 
  the time and they the the 1n
Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-16
Miscellaneous Articles at Sale Prices

4-ounce bottle Cedar Oil Furniture Polish
 Sale price 1oo 25c size Liquid Veneer-Sae price. 2oc soc Liquid Veneer-Sae price. ........... 4oe Lux Washing Compound-Sale price. Sc package Universal Food Chopper-Sale price. e.............$11o Turkey Feather Dusters-SaIe price f0c Dietz D Lite Ianterns-Sae price. 69c Dietz Blizzard Lanterns price .......... 59c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-30
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Special Issues Pushed Back and
Forth During Most of
Session.
RAILWAY SHARES RESTRAINED

NEW YORK. March Especial stocks
were pushed back and forth during most
%s Ioaqy srse bSt . Rs aSnS maTke wee
engaged In further aimless discussion re
garding European and Mexican affairs.
Specifically, at least, there we're no new
deveiopments i'm these quarters. hut the
lack OF definite advices and the studious
abstention Of public interest were in
themselves deterrent factors.
Railway shares were under obvious re
straint. especially In the latter part OF
the day. when Reading Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific and New York Central
recorded declines of 1 to almost 2 points.
Heaviness OF this group was attributed
TO two distinct reasons-signs OF increas-
ing tension between executives and en-
ployes over pending differences and
strong indications OF further foreign
liquidation. Almost One-third of the days
turnover was contributed by such specu-
lntive issues as Crucible steel. Mercan-
tile Marine. Mexican Petroleum and
Anaconda Copper. OF this mixed assort-
ment some were higher. but most were
inclined to shade.
Coppers were Irregular. being higher in
tho forenoon, their strength and elasticity
being associated with unconfirmed re
ports Of the placing OF additional large
orders for export. other mStals WI W.
United states steel was again shunted
20 a subordinate position in the list 9t
prominent stocks. and "A weekly trade
review referred significantly TO the more
conservative spirit In the steel trade, TO
getner with HlRnS tlht lue CItsA VI -,
wave OF price advances has been reacne9
or Is near at hand Steel was offered
i'm large blocks down to 81 toward the
close and Bethlehem Steel lost l9 to sol
Little remained OF early gains In the fihai
dealings. 40 ,.-
Total sales amounted to $4,000 shares;
Canadian Pacific reported net gain ot
S3l5 OO0 for February. with an Increase OF
500 600 for Illinois Central Several minor
lines showed substantial gross gains
The bond market was steady on coli
tracted dealings AnRlo-French 0s were
extensively traded i'm at the maximum OF
95Ib. Total sales. par value. aggregated
sS S75. 900. ..-o,,.,,.d
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-30
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March 29-COFFEE-An
early advance In the market for futures
was encouraged by the continued steadi-
ness OF Brazil. but prices eased OFF under
realizing in the later trading and the
market was somewhat Irregular at the
close. After opening at an advance OF
TO points, active months sold about
4Ql0 points net higher. during the middle
OF the day. with late deliveries making
new high ground for the season on scat
tered covering and a little buying by
houses with European connections. There
appeared 10 be comparatively little coffee
for sale after the liuuidation of yester-
day. but offerings Increased around SAFE
for September and $3.50 for December.
with prices easing off to S,55c and S4sc
for those positions late In the afternoon.
The close was points higher on March,
but generally unchanged to points lower.
Sales, $3.50 bags; March, &09c; April.
S09c: May, slice; June, S2ic; July S4c;
August, 500: September, S.32c; October.
S3Gc: November. S,S9c; December. sec;
January, sec: February. S.5Oc. Spot,
steady; Rio 7s. csc; Santos Is, i0lhc. Cost
and freight market was steady with
prices about unchanged or around 10. 25d
10 bsc for Santos As, basis London credits.
The official cables reported an advance
OF IS reis In the Rio market market anf
~ l-s2d I'm the ratio OF Rio exchange on
London, while Santos was unchanged
Victoria reported clearances OF 1900 bags
for New York and 5000 for New Or
leans,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading aud Closing
Prices ON board of Trade.

CHICAGO. March 29.-Reports that
1.0O0 cars OF Canadian wheat were headed
do today with wtping out price gains
here. The result was an. unsettled close
lower; Corn finished %eRihc to lhc down.
at = decline Of isk g a1tQsOc. , -.
houses in the United States came before
the end Of the first hour OF trading. when
whether an advance Of eye a bushei
since Monday had not been too rapid,
despite severe injury to the domestic
imports from Canada seemed to decide
many holders TO realize. and also brought
about aggressive selling pressure from
tons were current that Kansas would
Yield lO0.O00.O00 bushels and there were
optimistic crop advices from Nebraska
age. Throughout lhe remainder OF the
day. except Just before the close, the
market was on the down grade. with
modic upturn at the finish.
Lower quotations from Liverpool, wherS
supplies were said to be increasing re
paign had a bearish effect on the wheat
Corn lacked support. The big stocks
on hand, together with the prospect OF
liberal increase formed the chief incen
tive for selling. Oats developed reiativ,
iirmness owing 10 purchasing on thu
part of recent speculative short sellers
Delays TO seeding furnished the motive
Provisions fCll ON account of the breal
IN the hog market and because of tn
declines In wheat and corn. Little o.
no power to rally was shown
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat: No.
red and No. red, nominal; No, hard
s.lllt; No. s hard, slOedLl2 Corn: No
yellow, nominal No. 4 yellow, 69h d71c
No. 4 white. 69n69h oats: No. white
42af3c standard. 44c. Rye: No 2 nominal
No 3. s3c Barley. 60074c Seeds: timothy
3i50HS.00; clover. sl0OO6ls50 Provisions
pork, SCI .iOg22.75 lard. tll22; ribs. Sli5
ttil 95
Unsettled; receipts. 50, 2s1 cases
firsts, iSlzUlsAe; ordinary firsts, iSc; a
mark. cases included, iShal9ihc.
POTATOES-Higher receipts, Is cars
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and Da
kota white. 90cQsi 90; Minnesota and Da
kota Ohios. SSda5c.
POULTRY-Allve, higher, fowls. l1c
springs l7hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-30
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
Wholesale Prices for Produce
Charged by Omaha DeaIer..

BUTTER-No l creamery, I'm cartons.
or tubs. &c; No. 2 SAC.
POULTRY-Broilers live. under two
lbs. SOC; hens, Ice; special roosters and
stays. lie; springs, l7c; geese. 13c. ducks,
l4c turkeys, 1Sc; old toms. i5c; capons,
lSc; guineas, each. 2gc; squads. 81 5Od 8. so;
CHEESE-lmporJed swiss. 44c: domes-
ll9!ac trlPiets. l9iks young America, &c;
ported French Roquefort, 5sc
OYSTERS c. esapeake. pr gal. stand
ards, 81. 40; northern, per gal; Standards
Sl.6O. selects. $50; counts. tl95.
FISH-Fresh. per h.: Catfish. lie: hal
ibut, l5c; salmon, lie; black bass. 16G25c;
crapples i2alsc; founders. l2c; Frozen,
per III. Halibut lie; herring, SIC. trout.
l3c; white. l0c; salmon. 10aisc; pickerel
1QSc. pike, 9plOc. Smoked. per h.. White
lte kippered, per ID: Salmon, lie; Fin
nan haddies nc roe shad' 9Oc each
CELERY--Mammoth. soc per doz.
medium. 6oc per doz.; small, 46c; Florida
BEEF CGTs-Ribs. No. !, 2OAc; No. 2
1870: No. 3. 11ha. Boins, No. ], 24c; No
2, 25c: No. 3. l91hc ,GChucks, No; /. ,ilkci
i5hc. No. 2. l5c; No. 8. 1Ikc. Plates. No,
/. lOc: No. 2 9Ac No. g. eye,
oFi-i,,. Fruit and vegetable prices furnished b'
FRUI'rs-oranges Gas. $3.50 box 96s. 5;
box l5Cs, So $50 box box gs. sGs. !575 box: l9Ss
sIss 20s sSs s. gS Box I Lemons mon 'ie Golden Bowl owl
9OOs. s6Os. IS box; Silver Cord. $3.50 box
Grapefruit S6s, 81 75u3O0 box b4s. s35
box 46s t30Oq3.2b box; 6is. sS.15dI4.OO box
7os. sos ges. 81 box. Bananas: medium
size. 81 .b0nl.75 bunch; medium size jun
boes, S2.00q2.3 3 bunch; regular size jun
boes, s. 5OfI2.75 bunch, extra large jun.
boes. &3O0n325 bunch. mammoth jun
boes. 50 5On315 bunch. CranDerries: Sci
barrel: Missouri Ben Davis. $S.25 barrel
Rome beauties. .i75 box; W. W. Pear
maines, $l.75 box; extra fancy Wine
Saps. 81 box; Ark Blacks, $3.50 box
strawberries; A-pt cases. $3.50.
whites. S.15 bushel; Colorado whites
$40 bushel; Red River Ohios, t.2
bushel. Sweet Potatoes: Delaware, ti.T
hamper; Kansas seed. $3.50 barrel
ish. S225 crate. Rhubarb s. IS box. Cauii
| flower: 81 crate. Lettuce: 81 dozen. Brus
sci Sprouts. 20c pound. Cabbage: 2I5,
| lb; new. &c pound. New Beets. Carrots
Turnips, Parsley. Radishes: bOc dozen
Old Beets. Carrots. Turnips. Parsnips
Tomatoes: s3.25 basket Cucumbers. Si.2
dozen Asparagus. 81 box Onion Sets
Yellow, $3.50 bushel: red. 50 bushel. Gel
cry; Florida h5dozen crates. 90 e-dozei
| ClDER-Per keg, {s.2,
| COMB HONEY-$375 case; AirlIn
honey. Si.SO case.
| DATES, FIGS Dromedary dates, S27
case; stuffed dates, Sl.75 box; Fard dates
12c pound; new figs. S5c box.
pound packages. $50 case
| NUTS Peanuts: No. / raw, SIC pound
No. roasted. Sc pound; jumbo. raw, sl4
pound; jumbo. roasted, s1sc pound. FL
jumboes. 11hc pound. Mixed Nuts is
pound.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-30
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON Various
Commodities.
E.NN XnRL. III cr.rn


WHAT barely steady. No. /
durnm, 81. 29A; No. 2 hard. 81 26a.; No. !
northern Duluth, N.364. and No. i north
ern Manitoba, 81. 1914 r. o. b. New York
Futures easy; May N.2O%.
COkN-spot easy; No. yellow, S3A
.oATs-spot. steady; standard. 5O1sa
HAY-Firm; No. ]. p.ssQt 10; No. ?.
s12-gis) s)l No. 8 Si.OOaLN. shipping.
sofl.5e
IoPs-steady; state. comm n 20 choice.
1915, i4d25e; 1914, 5g9c; Pacific coast. 1915.
ia Sc: 1914 Sd10c.
HIDEs-Firm; Bogota. SSaSic; Central
America. &c.
LEATHER-Firm; hemlock f.rsts, $50
SIC: seconds, 33c.
PROVIsIoNs-Pork firm: mess, 24GOG
2l50; family, SO O0Gz5.00; short clears
S2z0JqZ5.UV Beef, firm; mess $1,000
175o; family, sls.S0qls.6O. Lard. easy
midoleWest, ll6oullI5
.TA.LLow-steaey; city. &c; country,
BUTTER-Firmer: receipts. 7.47i tubs;
creamery extras. 361s8SSc; tiTsts. s55ka36c
POULTRY-Allve, firm; no prices set
tied; dressed. steady; chickens. l6q3Oc
fowls, lli4d20c: turkeys. 26dS0c,
CHEEBE-Steady; receipts. SOl boxes
state held specials. ls14lShc; do aver
age fancy lsaiShc; current make aver
age run. i7qi7i4c; Wisconsin twins. held
lSUisAc
EGGs-Firm;. receipts. 500 cases
fresh gathered extras, 2nd23c, extrl
firsts, a&qz2c; first, 2lq1hc; seconds
zo020isc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle weak-HOEa WeRk-sheep
Weak.

CHICAGO. March @.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head: market weak; native
mS6O: stockors and feeders. S6.O0dS. 25:
cows and heiters. $4.2SGSs5; calves. $50
G9bO.
HOGs-Receipts, $500 head market.
weak: lbq20c lower; bulk, S9.6Oa9.70; light.
q 35d9. so; mixed. So 4O6i9.75; heavy $500
9.75; rough. S9S0G9.A5, pigs, s., N,SONs50.
head; market weak: wethers, &.40dlo. Is
ewes. &C. 406fS75: lambs, $9.5Oqll.S0.