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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS


CHICAGO, May R@l1rohth, heat and
Insects Ia the southwest more than or.
act In the wheat market today the effect
Of predictions that al least some relief
would be given By widespread showers
The outcome OF the days trading was a
steady close az &c 10 We net advance
with May at u.laa. and july At 81 lea
i,iSik. Corn finished ikmhc to Ase down
oats &c Off to shade up. and provl.
sion9 ut loss of aise 20 ne, Although
the forecast OF showers carried the wheat
market down suddenly about / cent
bushel, an upturn within an hour lifted
prices cents above the low point OF the
decline. The bullsh reaction came from
a flood OF reports telling especially Of
the serious harm already done hy hoasian
fly ana excessively dry weather In Kan.
kaH, Nebraska and Oklahoma Heavy o.
ferings on tho advance wiped out some
81 the gains, but the market displayed
unusual power Of absorption. fligher
quotations from Liverpool tended 10 HELM
the bulls. and 80, too did word that
100000 bushels Of Manitoba wheat had
been taken for Europe
According 20 one Kansas report the
damage 20 wheat around Abilene il tho
greatest IN years. Salina sent word that
under no circumstances this season
would neighbnring counties raise moro
than 70 per cent 81 normal crop.
Corn was depressed hy talk nf New
workers. purchasing cargoea from Ar
eentina. The government report ON hay
stocks was also construed as hearish
factor aa 20 corn.
Oats we're relatively firm AZ 4 result
~ export sales which totRllrd iNaeh
bushels. In addition the arauth south.
west was reported 20 be causing dRmaec.
Provisions paralleled the action of Inc
hos market snmething nf an advance
sal,y Was followed BY general decline.
with The most weakness in pork
ChleAse Cash i'rieea rs heat NW and
no. 7 TrA. nominal Ma hard HnfttFa
No : hard Niidiisia Germ No rsl.
low, IN HEfHe No. 1 yellow 10 / white.
nnminal cats Sc white iti.flNf
standard tslfbe Rye So NHNis ilnr
leN 1UEee Need Timothy fAAni3
clover Rsa.HHN Provisions pafk lifM
WttN lsna iie8iM fiba. NaAhHl& hsls
hNtrkfk# lever creamery ssslsn
itisit Higher teeetnis n - easas
firsiss .ic QftiuArf ftfsfs H8iaA
a. uAfA NaNes 'ueiaAel itHsf1sa
POTATOES iiiahef fea#ipia 81 cara
NiNNiERn WISCONSIN MlunHeata an8 Na.
knia HNiaa HH.tt
fnilsTtlN Alive. Unclaimed asnis
tiae
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Good Gosh Demand for Wheat Today
and Prices Remain About I'M
changed
DEMAND FOR CORN IS SLOW
OMAN Nav O. u.

omaha, May 2, 1916.
There was a good cash demand for
wheat egain today and the market re-
mRined leady
a few rars ~ the better quality OF
wheat sold = slight advance. but the
bulk OF the amplgt ia AT unchanged
prices.
The cash demand Tor corn was very
slow and was hardly active enough 70
take care Of the offerings
Yellow corn sold at d premium over
the other grades Of corn, but the corn
market. on the whole was quoted from
a half TO a cent lower.
Tho receipts OF oats we're u cars and
these light receipts were sufficient 20 lake
care OF a slow demand Tor this cereal
Tho rye market war quoted hnif cent
higher aud barley was quoted nominally
unchanged
clearances we're Wheat and -four
equal 20 $4,000 hu.. corn, 1900 bui
liverpool close Wheat unchanged 70
&c higher. corn, lc higher
Primary wheat receipts wero 10000 bil
and shipments $4,000 bu., against 70
ceipts Of $4,000 bu anG shipmenta Of 2R,'
900 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were sAtIp bN
and shipments 722d10 bu., against 20.
ceipta u $1,000 bu. aud shipments 81
$3.50 bu. lHsl year
Primary oats receipts were l.sKtD bu
and shipments ,G8i 90 bu,. against re-.
Seipts OF 4iAg0 bu. and shipments ~
Ali,0D bu. last year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
COLORADO TOURISTS
STOP ON THEIR WAY EAST

Two parties M automobile tourists from
Denver. ono headed ny w, Tamminsa
and the other by n \, oekera, passed
through Omaha eur0Bts 10 Chicago They
came over the omahaslAneon'p Denver
highway
Charles ~ pugan N Rocky FORD ans
other Colorado motorist stopped IN
Omaha few hours, he is Oh bls way
10 FnlfmoBl, MINI. A wssiefubonnf
tourist was q, A, GgHawAy Of pas Nolhfh
vho - on hls Whg 10 Auburn, Neb
An u tb0 tourists registered ~ thH
downt6Wh headquarters ~ the onauf
Automobile club IN The Fontanalle hotel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB KICKS
ABOUT PASSENGER RATES

THE Commercial club Of Omaha bas
flied with Tho Interstate Commerce e9ms
mission IN Washington protest against
the summer rates made by The Western
Passenger association, Those rates, a.
II related IN The protest discriminate
against OnIaha VI favor ~ Kansas city
IN tho matter ~ summon passenger rates
between Omaha hBd Chicago and Kan.
sas cry and Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
Judge Awards Bates
Estate to Anderson

Hans Anderson. faithful employs 81
James Bates FOR years. will got tbe 5000
estate, decided County Judge Bryce cfaw.
ford after listening 10 the contest 81 tbs
Bates Will started BY the state.
Before he died i,at6s, having no rela.
tiyos, made VII giving 81 N his pos.
sessions 70 lHs emploge, Attorney Gen.
eral WINS " Heed contendod That Bates
was mentally deficient and therefore The
VII WAS invalid ne sought 10 have
the Bates property esfheat 70 tho Ne.
braskh school fund.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, May 81 COFFEE The
market for futures became more active
and decidedly firm today on renewal
OF bull support and covering. Witch
seemed 20 be Inspired by the continued
firmneBs Of Brazil ana the circulation -
peace rumora. Trading WAS comparatively
quiet ~ the start, but after opening at
an advance of 20 points The market
gradually gained strength, With July sell
Ing mp 10 A.hDe and December 20 soc In
tho late trading or back 10 Just about tho
previous best level ~ the season, The
close WAS ~ 70 Is points net hlgher Sales,
0if51 bags; Mnys 1880; juno, s,4Jc; july,
$40 August, ss2ci September, MBsr, &c.
iobor s6ic, November sfbe, December,
sese; January, ste February, soc,
March. Ssbc April, $500, Spot. steady
Rio H. eAci santos A. l0lAc, Compare
lively fow cost and freight offcrs were
reported IN from Brazil and quotations
we're well maintained. The official cables
reported no change In mireia prices
while there was ar advance ~ a'32d In
the rate of RIO exchange on London,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
NO RUSH OF APPLICATIONS
TO FIGHT FOR UNCLE SAM

There Ia no great rush ~ applicants 10
Join the United states army A. present,
In spite Of the prospect Of target pfa =
lice with VillIstHs as targets. only iva
men have enlisted Bt The local recruiting
office ~ far tbis month
They are Arthur 70. Bteyes Of Buffalo,
y. v. who went into the cavalry, ana
Joseph w. Er9vn OF Reno. OIL, WHO ens
listed FOR The signal CORPS. Brown Was
telephone mechanic md was sent 10
the army service school NJ Fort toay.
enW0fth. Kan,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
Is AM sToCkrna


HOGS Comparatively moderate runs
All over the circuit were strengthening
factor III the trade and IN symnafhY wlib
the general advance local prices scored a
AuiOl upiurn. Shipping orders here we're
as compared With most recent dasa fairly
large, but packers Npru not doing much
on early rounds and while oWtHldeyh
bouRht taiflN freely thaN dld nor have ia
pay over "a higher prices w great many
easeA.
Packers we're not able ~ hans haft
very lanE for shippers were rapidly plfs
Wg tho 60 am ~ the yards anf at Rh
barN haur an the tiifg tnfara veto
paving anyway aaife hlghrf n,8efa br
lnfN The close ibeR save ilat iHe hshef
figures o. Wanf raaas lW iht fnish
competition heeaWe iesA heeM and pn,a
~ hftela reuuesd hida Eenffalif and 1n
a0na nf the cnium0n tEhu AthdraN hf
irfA anitFrh close heina generally WeA i
At thH HAfiN advance
sHed share ~ the NNRa had atra
fA8neA un tg $50 ai fuli kuiH advance
hst lsfe fa1nAH NHfp dfa2s sttiHt
leads q eatNm1n lishtt az ael a. anmf
taifN aesifatir haAs afiH reverted a.
attl NnsuM siif tbH hN.h bad tsatt
leRaeH nN MNAt et iAF sales landed All
apeaa ~ fMtHa Nuh 4 HHfNN'ak
pa rtkef tits ahte laps frafheA y A q
fuN aIwe above YESTERDAY hfst pflfs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

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wes seaEt n Hssi M8fsstt iHks4 aNA yNH
hHt tFeH4 #MA M# #AHaNtMm RmfVfN8
aW tNa HfHH eI "a kNN aHe#M# Nose
Nsnf MsN tHt fa'i tt aise 81 IA
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ora tsia ca hiah IS lN y Htahe MAI
AnNA AtHH ttFf RHiA tH ie ft#4 ftAAs
waR ff H0itNR asst aW tsfH H##f t8R
nrHHf stthtHs 8sHsA fN Hg teHas
H b. ffsH fats lNah HHA IS iaest M
fIaHtHs aieta esitfiat
HFet lsHat aiaa Ha faMs 6l4N Wf
tHH ta HRHAt MaN kAH8 MttNANi
HfHHea taA as NM MNWe real Nrat
thafA eaaisfas HEaasti NM kfai Hlit
kfat r. attita frfWs 'sNafs seiH al Nls
fha HFtaiH Wss 10 tfs Wkfas1 m ahi
shseh Use a4fQlf So fsFf maigiAie
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

but quality Or the few ewc. offered
ranged from good 10 choice. and here
again previous records were passed by a
wide margin. a car ~ wooled McKlcans
reached tgG, lust quarter better than
any ewes ever sold previous 70 today,
while 4 short deck IN wooded westerns
made tqiJ, Aside from these two lots
offerings were on tho remnant order,
but tho smallest bunch was snapped up
eagerly.
good 10 choice, giiBaiip. lambs, fair
~ good handy, tii.i01ila. lambs, fair
to choice heavy. Ii07b0iig5. lambs,
clipped handy ~ ran %, lambs. clipped.
heavy, 81 7bMgb0 yearlluRH, fair 10 choice
light 81 b0ni0G, yearlluRa, fair 70 choice,
heavy, N.7alfa7E. weihcfh fair ~ choice,
81. eIfiG1. ewes, EoOd IN choice, b7a4t
g25. ewes faif 70 good. K.00utDi ewes,
clipped ~ a5m75S
Rfprhbpntntipe fnlsas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
ARE MEETING IN OMAHA
B BURLINGTON OFFICIALS

+ u. Alien. assistant manager chiea
30. y " Estiok, general superintendent,
linc0lni ". b. Young. general superin.
tendent, Alliance. and I. w Newell, Chi
eeKo. auditor 81 freight accounts, eli ~
lhe Burlington. have arrived and Joined
IN the convention ~ the oompaDys loss
ana damaGa officials ..s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
Custer Post G. A, R.
to Celebrate It's
10th Anniversary

George 4, Custer post So. T. Grand
Army N the Republic, the oldest post
In thia cltY. will observe ita forleth an
nlYersary June Ut Hauseom park cry
Commissioner Ilumnel has granted tho
use Of The pavilion 10 the veterans for
this day The Womsn's Relief corps will
join IN this celebration
There ars only thlrysfVs Of the eold
guard left IN this post "WhHn I Joined
there we're 80 members.' stated Augustus
t,0tkner.
Emory johnson IA The present com
mandof and ". ] FeeHah IL the adiutant
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
TO OPEN SHIRT STORE IN
THE NEW ROSE Bull DING

Maurice Katloman and father. Jacob
Kailcman. vii 20 east today 70 buy
stock for the opening Of tho Washington
shirt COMPANY, which Is 20 open June
in the Rose building The front will be
rcmodolcd to give better opportunity for
display
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

CHICAGO, H. May e-cATTLE-- Re-
coipia 1000 head market steady. native
beef steers, 81 i0uasb; western steers. 81 %
as 81. stnckora and feeders. 81 G0lfs 40,
cows and hclfers. 81 eOa9ai calves, 81 25fp
go
HOGS Receipts i4.00o head; market
slow. early advance Of &c mostly Lost
hulk % sales g. G0aa IS. light. 81 l0da IS F.
mixed. 81 ioaaaoi heavy, 80 Ana 10. rough.
N9sNa N plgs 81 $4,000
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 100
head market strong wctherA. 81 al4fg co.
lambs. 81 i5fill Is. springs 81 00ail3 90
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
BUTLER URGES FURTHER
SAVING AT CITY HALL

IN Transmitting 70 Tie council state
ment of The city purchasing agent re-
gardins saving $500 by elimination ~
nlddloroen. Commissioner butler took oa-
casion 10 express the hope that this
same spirit ~ elimination would extent
10 other departments of tie city hall
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
nmnhn IInr Market.

OMAHA. May SHAY Prairie Choice
upland none here), sll edfll,5o. No l.
TOO, choice midland none herc) $40 i0d
ii00. 40. ta00mi0 o.. No 2, 81 001fa %.
No. q No0d7oai choice lowland (none
herel, ~ a1ml0e0; No |, N.n10tg %. No. 2,
sgNWs 20. No. o. si00Qd.0 Straw; None
on The market. practically no demand
choice wheat Il quotahle At Nh0gpd %
choice oat or rye. G00QGb0 Alfalfa None
on the market, very good demand for No
and thocc We advise shipment. Choice.
Si2,nni3,50. No. !. sii.b0ni2@ No. 2. $500
Qyiu 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
Y. m. C. A. OUTING PARK IS
TO BE OPENED UP SOON

The Youns Mems Christian association
outing park At carter lake has been put
IN order and the summer activities ~
lha association win soon start Several
pienics are planned for the latter part
~ the week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
John D. Shoop Will
Speak Before Omaha
High School Grads

John y. sboop. superintendent Of CHE
caso public schools. has been ensasea l''
deliver tle commencement addrcas % iha
graduating claases Of tho three pubic
hish schools at Tho Auditorium on
june 10.
The Joint graduating class VII bhFs
40 members and this win BIZ The firht
iolnt graduation Of tho Omaha high
schools,
This viii also be The first address ~
tho Chicago superintendent n THIS ellh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

CATTLE Receipts we're liberal again
today, making the total for tire two
days 1888 head, The largest since three
weeks ago and larger than q year ago
by over 900 head Heavy bceYes, by
reason of tho large number on n a., were
y little slow 10 lower. Htlll thnsI wefe
cattle good enough to BRING 100 idgnt
and handy weight beeyes we're g,nerally
steady
Cows and helfers did not show much
change, selling generally IN yesterdays
nutches.
stockers and feeders. which have boen
forced 10 very high point, we're slow
and i0e or more lower
Quotations on tGttle; Good To choice
yearlnga. ta00ue 10, good 10 choice beaycs.
Vs. soqa,M fair 70 good boayeas " h0atss No.
common 10 fair beeyAs. E.7hhb.J0 good
10 choice cows. Al 254s0O, fair to good
cows, t6b0ap7 2b common to fair COWS,
s. 0one.e0, good 20 choice feeders. tslOip
$50. fair 70 good feeders t160psl0. com.
mon 70 fair feeders. 81 7bni7@ good 10
choice atockers, IS 00asb0. stock helferA,
", 25as, 2si stock cows. B.tOu7 .15 stock
CALVES. N.Ooapoc. veal calves, 81, salt 10,
bulls. stays. eto.. 81 0QqsOO
Representative aalea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AS
HEAD OF M. c. HOSPITAL

Mrs Allie r. MctaughlIn. suporintend'
cnt Of tho Nebraska Methodist hospital
completes twenty-five years NJ service
with tho hospital on Saturday. Nurses
and alumnae ~ the institution ~ we'll
rs the hospital board are preparing 20
do Mrs Mclaughlin honor on that day,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
GAS BIKE RIDER FINED
FOR HITTING MOTOR CAP

While plotting q motorcycle, John cllf.
ford, 72i eouih Eighteenth street col.
llded with and damaged nm automobile
belonging to Vs. G Hedfield, Lincoln, a.
fifiy-scteuth and Dodge streets lie vas
arrested and fined $50 IN police court
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
PILOT IS FOUND TO TAKE
JULIUS OUT or PORT

The julius r. SLIDER obtained The ser.
vices of pilot At last, and moved up
stream yesterday, With cargo of
merchandise for Decatur. The Ada Bell
Ia anchored NJ tho barge house al Omaha
10 date.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

$500 head; market steady native beet
steers NHffg.s 20 searling steers and helf
ofs N,hJfttM COWS. sb,2in6 %, atockefp
aud feeders, 1hOqis 80. Texas and Okla.
hama ataera, b,ib6isi5. prime southern
$40; primo yearlinRs aud hsifcrA. Ss.l5fi
$50. native calves, f6.00dl0.00,
HOGS Receipts, 1900 head. market,
higher, pign and lights, Nb0ne.00 mixed
and butchers s3,ioQl0O0; good heavy. 81 30
uied
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 700
head market, higher, wothors, NOqs 10.
iRmhH ii000mii.s0, clipped ewes, ti,50M
G2a. clipped lambs. t900na.s5, spring
lambs. SioO0dlt00
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

kANNAN CITY, NAV N@EATTLN re.
cepts, $500 head. market steady, prime
FED steers, 81 elHa Gd dressed heef sireFa.
N1Na 81; western atte e. tNua as ito ~
tFs and Zee Tors, fTo1ps 40. bulls. % l5a7 0.
calves. i3t0ulnf0
I noes re eiptH. iton head markat
Ilittrr hlih ~ faies % az Q, 90 ".
VA ne az pa kHra aud butchers, RG5Np 50
Iiifhi. tth Foo s.. rigg s. iNaag 5
I AitEFp ANn AMRs Re epts is.f0i
head market hEher. lambs N.aial IS.
warnings iNAMtei5 NethelA Ni0ua0.
IlNns. a nMAM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

" TTNN EH8HrfI TH0NlrFF law iuhsl
creamery extras NWasc' flrats. 9'Nnar.
sp0ands Ffi gisf
ElUs Fifm reccipta g63N eases fresh
gathered extras. afFflNe regular packed
tNHtH llhWs. seconds 0tsie,
EttEhNN A1rM receipts 4A4i boxes.
stats helA specials. isa.ptait fresh sn8.
fiats llufiAe5 average fancy. tN4nt4e,
Wlsenain twins hold n4HkAc
POULTRY tlNr priQel nnt setfiedi
4 saHed amiet ehi0kens isnfn. f1Wla.
ftNe turkeys Nfsn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

These sales were reported today
Wheat-=ko. 3 hard winter cars. 81 %,
4 cars, ti0si4, 9 cars, tl0s cara N0th,
! cars, Ei07, cars, 1l0Gih Z cars si.ob
NO 4 hard winter. cars flDY eHr.
1904; 10 cars, il.0i' car lO3i ! cars,
n0a car very poor. s9c; sample b a
40 3 white apring car, ii@ car q %,
1 car. fi0A, No. durmm ! car, 81 1914 No.
4 dnrum. 2 cars. ai1aHi No. I Aufum
ear, VI, 0s No. mixed durnml car fttl.
No 2 mixed durum ] car ..@H No
, csr' n Ss II i car. iioGt car g il@ So.
4 mixed, ] car, 81 %; ! car, t.Ol,
Rye No. 2. ! car. a2iAc
Corn No. white, ! car, Gohri nqr,
sac No. white, CIR, e9e No white.
/ car, G7e. No. yellow. rhrH Tic Z
ears 5oite No yellow. I car, Gaiaa 3 5
ear, &c. No, mixed ! car, tekc No.
mixed. i ear. GsHc No. mixed rar.
salsc, 3 cars, Cac No, 9 mixed car, 9 g
car, Csci cars, e1tac car ~ snmpl
'" oe,a-se car % White eaf S est po No.
white, 2 cars, NC 2 cars, ilo, ss5 cars.
t0e Sample white. 3 sh enrs. saih
Omaha Cash pricea-W Wheat No hard,
fiWnlii No. ? hard, n.ohBll1li No 4
-, spring, tlolutii, No. 2 durlfu. 'i.oDh
al i0h; No. durum, q 0sbdiGA Corn
No. 2 white Ggme0isci No. white. Gslsf6
eac, No. white, 8suGle, No. white, 6iA
0if9ci No. 9 white, Glgpkc; No yellow,
lG7ihc. No. yellow, ToAM7ci No, yel,
low, T0ql70i4r. No, yellow, eeH7Oa No. 4
yellow tsnalhc. M. 3 mixed fgHD &c,
10. mixed 6sA.W9lso. No 4 mixed Gs6t
GO No 6 mixod, eTls0E1e. No 6 mixed
f2089c: sample. ib090e oats: No 2 white,
tis@i9scj standard, tllsd4sci No. white,
lNat2ci No I white, 4'NialAo. Farley
Mailing. GfQi70c, No. / feed, bDns9e. rye.
No q siAn92i.c, No. r. SDAUslisr.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Bee by Logan A. Bryan. stock and grain
brokers. ai5 South Sixteenth street;
-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

AfhNtAp0LlH May D WHEAT
| May. ai92, JulR t1.2i Cash, No. ] hard
il2els No ! northern. iL8al2G, 40.
northern, gt.ii0fLN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

David rueh attorney and president ~
iha carter Lake pWh Is tn Tho lfesha
terrain Medical hoarllal eith Severe ~
Mhat better
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

NEW YORK MAY o DRY GOODS
cotton goods we're auict and firm today
wide pHui leths and fine eamhrira nd-
Mtus NeHr Maa firm on email huAins
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

NAV YDHk. May WtNtAhTILE
PAPER 3A per cont
STERLING EXCHANGE Sixty.daY
dlls A1gl. demand. N7b il.ig, cables,
ti7f fslG
SILVER Bar 7aAc; Mezlcan dollars,
b6lit
TIME LOANS Firm. hXty days, 24am2
per cent ninety days, 3m3A per cent
ais mouthe 3ii per cent
CALL MONEY Easy high, "a per
cent low. 3 uef cent ruling rate "a
per cont last loan, 2h pef cent CLOSING
bld pcr cent offered ~ u per cent
Closing quotations on bonds today we're
AZ fnfI8Wa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
Date. lJlb, IlDlb 1914 1913 w lVII

Receipts and disposition n live stock ai
tho Union stoek fafds, Omaha, foi
twentYsfouf hours ending ~ O'Clock
y. m yesterday .....
RECEIPTS CARS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Heavy Cattle Slow to Lower and
Handy Weights Steady-Sheep
Are Highest on Record.
HOGS FIVE, TEN CENTS HIGHER

lhe fonDWiHk table SHOWS tha tbLflpt'
on cattle hogs and sheep ~ the S0utn
Omaha live stock market for the year
70 date, az compared with last year;
1916 1916 Inc Dec,
Cattle ....... $3.50 Dg47g W.al0 ,t,ttt
Hogs ,s...at ,4f0.4f7 i,igs 500 Ell ibss ......
Sheep $500. 77s934 Sss.bH st4as WRls
The following table shows the average
prices Of hogs ~ the Omaha Live STOCK
market for the last few days with com
parlsOns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

No 2f75.
REPORT or CONDITION OF THE
Merchants national ua8k,
~ Omaha N the Rtalo IN NobraHkn, nj
the close OF business o. May ! 1916;
IiisH0tiHCBA
Loans and discounts. out.4,,.,s G,09g. 800 ~
OVefdranH ,,.......t,....,,,,..,. AUf Is
H. a bonds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-10

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tWAlS Maei profits iraR current
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Deposits
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-16

The late Professor Thomas r. Louns-
bury of Yale, speaking at Cambridge,
England, on the proper use of Eng
lish. according to the Philadelphia
Bulletin, said:
But precision can be carried too far.
The ultra precise, even when logically
right, are really wrong
AN ultra precise professor went into
IA hardware shop and said, Show me
shears, please
"'You mean a pair of shears, don't
youY said the dealer.
NO said the professor; 1 mean
what | say. mean shears
The dealer took down a box of
shears
Look here, professor, he said,
aren't there two blades here? And
don't two make pairY
well, you've got two legs Does
that make you a pair of menr And
the professor smiled at the dealer tri-
umphantly through his spectacles,
He was logically right said Pro
lessor Lounsbury, but really he was
wrong
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-06-16
BIeWett

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parr moved here
from Cashmere the first Of the week.
Mr. Humphry had the misfortune of
a log rolling on his leg the first of
the week. While it didn't hurt him
seriously it was quite painful and will
lay him up for a couple of weeks
Mrs. J. c. Biles entertained Friday
evening at rapid five hundred party
in honor of Mr.. Bies birthday. Mr..
Sam Covert taking first prize and Mr..
Allen the BOBBY prize. AT late hour
a delicious lunch was served Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs, Covert, Mr.. and Mrs. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, MIR. and Mrs.
Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Aston and the
host ana hostess.
Mrs. Dan Simmons arrived Sunday
to spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hatch and family
and MIR. and Mrs. Calhoun spent Sun
day last here picnicking.
Mrs. Fred Thompson entertained al
a surprise party last Saturday evening
in honor of her husbands birthday.
The following couples were present:
Peters, Bowen, Boston, Covert. Nc
Donald, Biles and the host and hostess.
At late hour refreshments were
served and the guests departed wish
ing Fred many more such happy occa-
sions and that he would never ge,
older than thirty three years.