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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-07

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The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
lcsings were weak, lower and slow.
by W. b. Hlbbs & Co,
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia April B-BUTTER-Ths market
ruled steady with demand equal 70 limited re
csipts. We quote: Western fresh, solid packed
creamery fancy specials, %; extra IS hnsts. S51l ;
seconds 34A35: nearby prints fancy. p: average
extra 3S: frsts jsA5: seconds 4lka55 special fancy
brands Of prints iobbinS at 42a45
BGGS-Rscsipts quite liberal but demand
fairly active and Tafues were we'll sustained.
We quote: In free cases nearby extras 3 pr dozI ;
nearby hrsts, SIS pr standard case; nearby clr-
rent recsipts $50 per case Western extra 24E5
per DOZEN Western eztra hrsty, SIS per case; do
frSts, $50 per case; Southern, per case 6l5a6.45
to quality; fancy selected eggs were iobbinz at
Ga9 per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-TheTe was little trading and
prices Of fowl weaker. We quote: Fowls Isz
%; ROSTERS, Pals; sEIing chickens according to
quality weighing la2 pounds apiece, 36a4O ducks as
to size and quality, lsa2D; geese. 7aI9 pigeons old
pr pair, Ea0; do. young, per pair, Da22
DRESSED POUBTRY-Dry-p& packed fowls, Il 70
box, dry-picked, fancy selected III; do. weighing
4]aa5 pounds apiece, 2; do. pounds apiece 2 ;
do ~ pounds apiece. n; 90. pounds apiece
lad; fowls, In barrels fancy, dry-pcked Weighing
I51A5 pounds apiece, MS; do. pounds apiece M ;
smaller sizes, Ham; old roosters, dry PICKED IS;
broiIes, Jersey fancy, 5oa55; bruileTS other near
b. weighing 2A3 pounds to the pair 4Oz45; brulers
Eearby larger Ezes Sa8. CapOns per round
Weighing sal0 pounds apiece, Ha2s: smaller sizes
2a6. Ducks, nearby, spring. 2saS0 squads per
dozen-White weighing II TO Y pounds per dozen
S45a5.6o; white weighing to 10 pounds per Dozen
4S5a5.S5; white, weighing pounds per Dozen
3T5a4.35; do. 7 pounds Per Dozen 3Ooa35O; do
6a5lS pounds per Dozen 25oa275; dark, 2Ooz2T5
small and No. ., LO0al5O.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
COmmsnd higher prices.
The produce market yesterday saw veal calves in
good condition. and with eggs stronger. Poultry
continued about steady under a somewhat easier
demand.
EGGS-Fresh per doz., -
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per h., q; do. tub.
per b. q; process. 2; undergrade. creamery, ass6;
store packed. 5.
LARD-Tub. pure. lb, llaI2; do compound. 1911
cottonseed oil, per can. 375
CHEESE-New York. new. per ID, Is; fat. Der
h.. l8 Swiss domestic. per h.. q; DO, foreign.
pct ID. 20
LIVE POULTRY Hens. per h, Is: roo"ters. ID.
II; spring ducks. per h. San; chickens sErinE
per lb. 20; turkeys. per lb., 20a23
GREEN GOODS Beans. rer basket. 250s5,oU,
beets per crate. l.5Oa2no; cabbage new. per Dbl,
l75a2OO; do, per basket, l.oOal3; carrots. per
bunch, 5; cauEfOwer Fla. bas.. 5Oa2.5O; celery,
Florida, per crate. l5Oa2Oo; cucumber per basket
2OOa4.OO; CymbnEs. per crate. l.T5a2oO; eggplants
per crate, 2a3.5o; kale. Per bb., 5oa75i lettuce,
Florida, per basket I.OOa3.5o; do, North Caro-
hna, per basket, 20Oa35O: onions, per sack
GOALS; do. Texas. per crate leoaI75; peas. IRE
basket, 250a40O; psrsnips, per box, aa6O; peppers
per crate, 25Oa35O; popcorn. per box, 75as5; potA
toes. per sack 30Oa3l0; sweets, PCT bbl.. 2Oos3.G
TamB, per bbl. Ls0a2.0O; squash, per Dbl, L5es
LIS; rhuha-b. per doz. 5Oal.OO; spinach. per bbL.
i5Oal75; tomatoes. Florida. per crate l75a26O; tur
alps, per bbl.. l.OOal.5o; do. per box. 3so
FRUITS-AppleS, per bbl., 2OO14.oo; crsnberries
yer Dbl. s.00slo5O; do. ner box. L7Sa20; grape
truit per box, 2TSa3.o0; lemons per box. Looa45o;
oranges. per crate. 3o0a40o pnsapples. per crate,
3Os4.oO; strawberries, North Carolina, per Qt,
l0sls
LIVE STOCK-Yeal calves. prime, h., ualll4;
do, medium, H., s54alO spring lambs, fat, per b.
laal4
DRESSED GOODS-Dresed hogs. small. per ID :.
nslIh; do, medium. per b.. II.
hay, STRAW AND CORN-Hay, best timothy.
neT ls mixkd l2 Dar
ton. 10 6o@l3Oo; wheat strsw. per ton, 90; COR
new Per bbl. 100
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Liquidation to FOLLOW.

The liquidation of the Arlington Fire
Insurance Company will be the natural
sequel to the action OF the stockholders
at Tuesdays meeting, as reported in The
Herald yesterday. The exact wording
Of the resolutions adopted follows:
First. The business of insurance
against fire both in the District of Co.
lumbia and elsewhere be discontinued
and all outstanding risks be reinsured.
Second The companys organization
be maintained and its funds kept in
vested till the expiration of its outstand-
ing policies, such dividends from earn
ings being paid from time to time as
the trustees may decide.
Third. On the expiration Of cancella-
ton of the last outstanding policy that
the stockholders be called together TO
determine whether the company shall
be liquidated.
Some months ago The Herald announc-
ed exclusively that the sale OF the Ar
lington Building to the Riggs National
Bank and the reinsurance Of out-of-
town business were a forerunner of liqul-
dation.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
TRADING
| Shows DECLINE
Prices Lose Some of Charac-
teristics Of Surface Strength
Resulting Last Week.
RAIL SHARES STRONGER
Reaction of U. S. Steel Shares Proves
, Depressing Circumstanee-Westng-
house Issues Hold Up Well.

New York, April 2s.-Trading in stocks
tended to decrease today from the pitch
Of excited activity developed in the un-
settlement OF the past fortnight, and
prices lost some Of the characteristics
OF surface strength which resulted from
the process of correcting the extrava-
giant depression toward the end Of last
week
In the main. the stock exchange ses-
sion was marked by a sogging- trend
throughout the Industrial department OF
the share list Offset and qualified some
what by a little rising movement in the
railroad shares, which sympathized with
the advancing response OF Norfolk and
Western to the increase Of its dividend.
In general quoted values exhibited the
| effect Of the heavy proit-taking sales
(which were conducted in the sharp rally
OF Monday and Tuesday. There was less
buying demand in the sequel to the
hasty retreat Of a large short interest
and the dealings became more obviously
professional again. with trading effort
directed toward the selling side Of indus
trial specifications.
Technical considerations involved in the
recent readjustment OF the markets po-
sitiOn were an important factor in infiu-
encing the days operations. At the
same time there was a very apparent
reflection OF the restraints imposed on
the market by the condition OF interna-
ftional affairs
A somewhat depressing circumstance
was the reaction OF the United States
Steel shares after an exhibit of earnings
which more than ever encourages invest
ment confidence in the conditions and
prospects of corporate values. The ac-
/ ton Of United States Steel was a suffil-
cient indication of the restraints by
which the market Is surrounded. There
was some speculative talk about the ad-
i Verse bearing Of labor troubles, but the
shares Of the Westinghouse Electric
Company, which has an extensive strike
10 deal with, we're not as heavy as many
other descriptions.
In the main the budget Of financial and
business news outside of the various
fields of politics was Of encouraging
tenor. A good deal Of notice was taken
Of the Eanderlip speech, which was
clearly designed to point out the neces-
sity Of an enlightened public policy II
the prosperous opportunities that the
country enjoys are to be employed for
the preservation Of prosperity.
In the foreign exchange market marks
continued to react from their recent ad-
vance, and there was a fresh turn of
strength in francs.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
HISTORY OF BIBLE TO
BE TOLD BY PAGEANT
The Bible Among the Nations" Will
Be Presented at Convention Hall
NAV 6 as Part of Celebration.

The history of the Bible will be told
In the pageant TO be presented at Con-
vention Hall on May under auspices Of
the American Bible Society in connection
with the celebration Of the centenary OF
the founding Of the organization.
The pageant will be entitled The
Bible Among the Nations and will be
presented under direction Of Marie
Moore Forrest. The scenes OF the
pageant viii include the septuagint
translators, st. Jerome trsnslating She
Bible into Latin. Chsrlemagne and
Alcuin and the Palace School, Cyril and
Methoduis. translators of the Slavonic
Bible; Gutenberg and his press, Martin
Luther translating the German Bible,
the martyrdom Of Tyndsle. the little
Welsh maiden, the formation Of the
American Bible Society, John Eliot teach
ing the Indians, the Bible in Brazil,
Hiram Bingham and the South Sea
Islands. the Chinese temple Of heaven,
and King James and the translators.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
No shading of Prices.

The following wire was received from
a Boston correspondent by a local broker
yesterday:
"A partner of one of the large Bos-
ton copper houses said today that the
larger copper companies are practically
all sold up through July and that there
is absolutely no shading Of prices by any
OF them. The demand for copper comes
in waves and just now there is no spc-
cial buying going on. He says there is
no prospect of any let up in the demand
and expects very much higher prices for
the copper stocks. Also says that he
has seen a preliminary report on Ana
conda which will be issued May l and
believes it will be very much more sat
isfactory than expected"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
ACTIVE CURR STOCKS.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, April B-wHEAT- Higher; trade
checked. No. l Northern. (. 0. b.. L4, opening
Of navigation; No. red, T. o. b., l9, to arrive:
No. 2 hard winter. LIZ. T. o. b.; No. l macaroni.
to arrive IL: No l Manitoba for opening OF
navigation. l3r. E1portsrs took 10000 bushels,
chiefly Manitoba part last night.
OATS-Irrrgular: demand is quiet. No. 2 white,
noninal; No. , white. SoAa5oE: No. white, 4ssa
isx elevator basis. ungrsdtd 4Sa55h. Exporters
took 100 900 bushels, part last night.
CORN-StronEer; demand active. No. 2 yellow.
all rail. TO arrive, slli; new No yellow kiln
dried TO arrive E41. c. /. e. new No. ), klndried.
To arrive, Sk. c. j. (. ENportsS took $1,000
bushels recently.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. April 8.-AccDrding to a report issued
by the Chamber Of Commerce Of the United States
at Washington today. the winter wheat yield Is
timated at only 5000 90 bushels which is some
what below a ten-year average. This prediction
coupled with the assurance Of big falling oh IN
acreage in the Northwest were the bullish factors
in the wheat market today.
There was a new set Of estimates in circulation
today the acreage Of both spring and winter
wheat. The loses in the acreage IN the Southwest
vsriousy nIaced at 400 oOO to 47oooOO acres
with the possibility Of loss in the spring wheat
country Of $500, 900 acres.
Owing to the continued liquidation by longs in
both My and July wheat. with selling Of
September. the market under more less pres
aIre during the entire session. There some
wheat sold in order to available profits but
there was little sold in the way Of putting out
short lines.
CIcsings were weak lower and slow.
nv Hlhhn n
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Building Line Established.

An order was issued by the Commission
ers yesterday establishing a building line
ten feet from the sidewalk on the north
side Of Park road from Seventeenth to
Mount Pleasant streets, and on the east
side of Mount Pleasant street from Park
road to Newton street A committee rep
resenting the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association called on the Commissioners
yesterday with the request that a similar
order be issued for the west side Of Mount
Pleasant street.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. April B-BGGs-Markst firm. MARY
land Pennsylvania and nearby frSts. 2; Eastern
Shore MARYLAND and Virginia frstS, 2; Western
tOhio) hrsts. 2; West Virginia frsts, 2; Southern
North Cardinal frsts, q.
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, 5aolE; do. choice,
S5Ika3pA; good. SaiA prints, SsT; do. blocks,
96a7 do. ladies. Za25; do. Maryland and Penn
sylyana rolls q; do, Ohio rolls. "a; do. Mary.
land Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, z;
process butter, 2; store packed, "A
LIVE POULTRY Chickens winter. 1% and 2
lbs. S2as5; do. spring, IL to ~ lbs, q; do,
old hens over lbs. le do small to medium, 1s;
do, old ROSTERS l0all ducks MuscoTy and mongrel,
I7als; do white PeIdngS lsals; do, Indian
lTals; do. puddle. large. young per pair, 2aSo;
guinea fowl old each, %.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. April 8.AWHEAT-Rscspts, l2,cs
bushels consisting Of 81 bushels Southern and
lsls bushels Western; shipments from eievators-
roI $50 bushels stock in ceVstors 81 6oS bushels
Tie market opened quiet and steady. as follows;
Spot lljll nominal; No Western. ll6%,
nominal: April. ll5l4. nominal
CORN-Rsceipts gs 6t bushels, consisting Of s5,
ee2 bushels Western and l.572 bushels Southern
shipments from elevators 6.36s bushels: stock In
elevators 7a OIL bushels Sail yellow is quotabe at
s24asJ per hlshel. Cob corn was quotabie at
4O0a4O5 per barrel The market opened steady Spot,
April and May 8S. nominal.
OATS-Receipts. 25T2 bushels withdrawn from
eIevatUrs 2oJ I58 bushels; stock in elevators, HSs9
bushels. Prices were Standard white, 81; No. )
white ~: Sales No 4 white. Bl4sF.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
LABOR TROUBLES
AFFECT MARKET
Belief that War Orders Are
Near End Also Helps to Off
set Optimistic Reports.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Volume of Trading Small on Local
Exchange-Liquidation of Arlington
Fire Insurance Co. Expected.

Increased scope of labor troubles and
the belief in many quarters that war
orders in big volume are OF the past
tended to offset the good effect that op-
timistic reports from Berlin as to the
concilliatory attitude of the Kaiser in
the submarine controversy might be ex-
pected to have on the general market.
However, financial circles will not be
easily reassured as to the final and peace
full settlement OF the submarine contro-
versy, except by complete back-down on
the part of Germany, whether President
Wilson accepts less or not
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. A1ril -wHEATIThsre was an
advance Of | cent IN this market. due 70 stronger
Western sdyices and a fair demand Following
were the quotations: Car lots in export elevator
No . red SPIT and Ami. IItal.F: No. South
ern red, Falls. steamer No nd. lllal.h; No.
red IIal.H; rejected 4. losl4al III; rejected b
LGd.IJ.
CORN There was little trading. but values
were steadily held We quote lots for local
trade as to location: No. yellow, s2as2ls steamer
yellow, sOaSl No. yellow. 7a7s; No. yellow
75a76; cob com, PER 20 pounds 7g5s.
OATS-The market was quiet with moderate but
ample offerings at the late decline. We quote
No ? white. 5la5ll4; standard white. 6a50]i No 3
white 4sIkazg4: No. white. EaS; sample cats,
43a4: purified oats, graded 484s50.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
.. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition Of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yester-
day was: Net balance in general fund,
sl27, ,oSO,624; total receipts yesterday, ST.
S7s,376; total payments yesterday, $751;
57e
The deficit this fiscal year is $51, ,S51, ,S64,
against a deficit Of SIS, ,265, ,6s4 last year,
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Two Hundred Tourists Due Today.

More than 900 members of the graduat-
ing class of the State Normal School at
West Chester, Pa. are expected TO reach
Washington this morning at e:2s o'clock
on the twenty-second annual trip, man
a eed by DR.. George Morris Phillips, who
has been principal of the institution
since 1881. The party will stop at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Quarters Are Rejected.

Members of the Washington Stock Ex-
change voted yesterday not to execute
the lease planned for quarters on the
second floor Of the addition to the Ma
tional Savings and Trust Building at
Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
A committee was appointed to seek new
quarters elsewhere. The District Bank
ers' Association and the local chapter of
the American Institute of Banking will
join the stock exchange as Co-tenants II
suitable quarters are found.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore April B.-LIvE sTOCK-Pigs. az to
size and condition. apiece. L5oa2oo; Shosts, as to
size, apiece 26Oa4.oo. Calves: Choice handy
weight veals, per H., ioslO1t; good veals per lb.
s1Salo; heavy, smooth, fat calves per head l5.0oa
BC0 heavy rough calves per head l0O1al2 90 ;
small thin calves. FER head. 7.0os9.OO; grasers
heavy. per head l00oal4.oc.
BEEF CArrLE-Young steers, in good condition,
Weighing ! 900 TO 40 lbs, per h., 7aT4 steers
weighing under 1000 lbs, per h.. S1s65; oxen per
ID. 34a5; bulls. per h., 4a41; large young cows,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April a,-PORK-strUns; supplies are
nal. Mess. 24SoAsn; family, a0A5.OO; clear.
BEEF-Firm: demand Is uodcrate Packet H. 50.
@; family. la0alsoo; extra India msss, H0a
LARD-stssdy; trade inactive. PRIME weStsru,
20; refined coutinsnt. ls.O; South Amsricsn,
%; rsnned BrAnhan, in Kegs lAs; bet
tsarfne liz cent?: lard stsarins auist At Is ,rnt,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
NEW YORK. MoHEY.

New York. April 8.-Cau money opened today At
p PIT cent; high. "a per osnt; low, : per cent ;
sneSaIs. n PET cent; ruling rate, ~ per cent;
lar. n PEI cent.
Tine money was dull with a arm under+oue
fhs dsnend was light and rates were quoted
p per esnt TO n PER cent for four, Ave and sx
fnnuthS with moderate amount Of industrial
fnonsy lending for six months at n per cent
There was change in the conmerrsl paper
Iherngs were light and the inquiries vas still
f-tretsd 70 commercial institutions. Names Of
nGtuTity were moving At to ~ per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

grades, per h.. z4asit; fresh cows with calf. per
head. s.ooaso0; poor. thin. meadow stock. per
head looosl5.0.
LAMBS AND sHEEP-Choice fat sheep per
H. SAT: do. fair, per h., aiaih; do. inferior
rough per head. l.50s2s0; old bucks as to quslit,
and condition. 4sS; spring lambs fat IS 10 20 lbs.
Der h. i2al3; fair to medium grade lambs loaIl.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
Dull Day on Exchange.

A large attendance at yesterdays ses-
sion OF the local stock exchange failed
to develop even a nominal volume of
trading. Buyers and sellers were equally
Indifferent. and prices underwent little
change. Three shares OF stock and bonds
to the face value of 5000, comprised the
full record in sales
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

ChirAso. April S-HoGs-RsoriptS, 200 head;
Fesk; buIk sszs.so; hsht. s5ss8; mixed. sRs
IS; heavy. seasS; rough, s6sos; pigs, Ina
CArTLE-RecstptS mon head; lower; native
iesf stesrs. T.szs.B; COWS and heifers Ooas %:
fnckcrs and feeders. 5oas50: calves 65as3
sHEEsP-Roeeip<s, 1890 head; weak; vsshers
l75a9.loi lambs. Tsozll.a
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Revenue receipts this fiscal year. up to
the close OF business on April 3, $3.50, ~, :
r2S.s S.; revenue receipts at the close OF
business on April Is 1915, sos, 20. .237.42
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal
year, up to the close of business on April
IS, s5s2 ordinary disbursements
at the close of business on April Is, 1915,
s6U3, ,TsS, 1880,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Alexander the Great is said to have
shaved his face, setting a style for his
soldiery that enemies might have one
less gripping place in hand to chin
combat
The Washington herald., 1916-04-27

Baltimore April B-ON shares occupied the cen
ter OF the speculative stage again today. advancing
rapdly under general buying While the group
a 4 whole joinsd in the upward movement Cos'
den issues were the oTershAdoTing features
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS tResb.