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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Rail and other Investment Shares
Add Variably to Their
Gains.
READING is AGAIN DOMINANT

NEW YORK, April 2S-The same forces
sthat contributed so apprcciably to yes
terdays strong and active market We're
again In evidence today albeit in more
moderate measure Railroad shares and
other investment stocks added vArinbly
20 their gains, tho rise being stimulated
by further remarkable statements OF
earnings
That portion of the trading element
which bases IT'S operations primarily on
the foreign outlook inclined 10 Increased
honefulnoHs, most advices apart from
the Irish revolt, making for greater en-
enlargement The strength OF Mexicans
also bespoke more confidence IN that
Reading was again the dominant issue
among the rails adding 2 points 10 It's
substantial advance OF the preceding Aes-
Sion while Union Pacific. AtohlHon, st.
Paul, New York Central and some OF the
hitumlnous shares rose point or more.
IN well-lnformed quarters Il was believed
that satisfactory adjustment Of the
anthracite controversy would soon be
announced
Gains in the war group showed the
for Bethlehem Steel. CopperH. oils,
motors sugars and fertilizers improved
70 3 points, while half score Of mis-
cellaneous stocks, including American
Tobacco and American Coal products,
were lifted 20 points.
United states Steel was almost the
only important stock TO hang back. scor-
ing only slight gain at tho outset and
mnnlfeating restraint thereafter, For
want Of better explanation, Wall street
seemed disposed 20 accept the theory
that Steel's relative eiuRgiahness resulted
from foreign LIQUIDATION.
The last three hours trading was on
liyened by an urgent demand for Mer-
camille Marine. the preferred rtAing sss
10 VI, duplicating hts record price or the
early year. The common rose Il 10 2ih.
within a fraction OF It's record, recently
made There was no news 70 account
for the uprush IN these stocks which
WAS scored ut the expense OF most other
leading issues, some Of which yielded tho
greater part OF their gains Of the fore.
noon
Total sales OF stocks amounted 10
Ga0,0O0 shares.
For March. Norfolk and Western re.
ported a net gain Of sl.i92.000. Northern
Pacific, $4,000: LaokawAnna, SOL 900,
and Chesapeake a. Ohio, $4,000.
Bonds were firm, but without especial
features. Total sales par value. $4,000
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
RECEIPTS. CARS.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, Omaha. for
twenty-four hours ending NJ . o'clock D.
m, April IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of tho Day on Various
Conn M I'D ties.

duDthttobA ~ IN" .D.S y"
COmmodities.
NEW YORK, April .-ETIOUH--Partly
lower: spring patents, s6.eOdlS. 20. winter
patents. sb.Coa6B; winter straights, p.@
$3.50.
WHEAT-s steady; No. 1 durum.
Duluth, N33, and No. ] northern, Mani
toba, $40, I. o. b. New York. futures
we're steady. May, Sinh.
coRN-spot. easy; No 2 yellow. eOAac.
c. 1. 4. New York.
oATs-spot market quiet: standard.
H1Y1Firm; No. ], $40; No. . 1i.ac9
HOPS. steady; state common TO choice,
1915, i4ap26c; 1914, ba9c; Pacific coast. 1919
HTpEsfTrrn; BosatA, ss0s4c' Central
. LEAThEE-Firm; hsmlock first. Ssc;
'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SION; firm mess. $1,000
2aO0, family, 81 0OD2900; short clears
t23 Ool12s,OO. Beef, firm; mess, tl7.b0u
1900; family. ti9.00Q200o Lard. steady;
middle west sl27btDi2.B
TALIOW- Steady; city, l0c; country,
gl0f0ihe; special, i0%c.
BUTTER,-Firm; receipts. SIS tubs;
creamery extras 331kll841zc; nrsta, 321xlt
Ssiko; seconds, Sijtgg2c.
EGGS-Firm; receipts, 1919 casesi mgr
ket unchanged.
CHEEgI1 = Irregular; receipts, ash
boxes market unchanged
POULTRY--Llve. steady: broilers. Iqo
Csc; fowls, l9lkc turkeys, 10c. Dressed,
firm and unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

SHEEP reports from mos, other mar;
ksta Indicated we'll sustained nriess all
around tha circuit and local buyers toak
hnid ~ the moderate HupFlN NhflNt clean
NJ np tbs hulk % the lamb offerings
81 10 erleek ~ wperAlly steady fiEgfes
WonleA lamb nfffrinFH ecfs mostly MeRr
leans ~ good nnaltlF and desirable
anlEhta hnA a. waa che eaae Yesterday
nearly everything HQih AZ til Hll ~ the
Alter pri hainE me highest paiA quite
~ glirg,a , l,.ne' & M, ,'', .sa ss es
s zee ~ ias ssli q sa'ss ~ them 'i \,
ssasg asagts 4 rev eanehss wafa sii.l
IL nrst Eansa al lAta hour a. VAS
6ra inaA IA hHaty Nuslsd wesfaFns
irhatiNaNF D. sheTp mafe "a effsf, Ora
taf ihsre ehs rsals SOC sReash here
smsags1 uns ne slssa af hst
aaaE asffaat faiaa n# R@eie8 isMta
ke H0t CO $50 slsF ~ =
ia.si amts nave hsFilF tssa Is w. 81
= - safflF ta hssa amrsFaasa
NsFsent a5ts Aans iaa as % nasa hst
Na aA Maaa Gals vafY fse eMea
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u tatAaa am tfrFn "a tN Ian as
ts ek haHis q Esmha
MlF ~ eel Aasit slats
tAM 49,
tssels ~ IS sa.e
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HaaHs.H aMHHa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Kugel Learns How
to Pilot Machine

10 be chauffeur. lie says he knows
when 10 move the aecelerator and when
the brake.
The chief concern while driving an
automobile seems 10 he TO know Just
what tho other fellow will DO, That Ia
the experience / have had" stated tho
commissioner
Mr. Kugel wants 90 learn the ius and
outs ~ traffic from praetieal experiences,
nesldea. hs SAYS II II convenient 20 know
how 20 operate an automobile
Il may own an automobile some Of
these days. some % these DAYS" he
added.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Mother is Awarded
Custody Of Child

Mrs Frank Stanley sos2 corby street,
was awarded custody OF her own child
by Judge Bryce Crawford after sho had
Satisfied him she was able and willing
10 care for II,
Mrs. j H. Kinseil. the grandmother.
sought TO be made the guardian, She
told tho court II she was given the child
she would abandon all Of the clubs 20
which she belonged in order to devote
herself 10 the infants up-bringing.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Butler Would Take
a Look at Bill Ure's
Expense Account

Could you go 70 New Dork md re-
turn on an expense Of f2lG. That IL
what Treasurer Uro wants the city 10
pay for his recent trip when he delly.
cred $4,000 city bonds TO No u Wall
street.
Before approving tho voucher city
Commissioner Butler would have the
treasurer explain how he spent the
money II Is evident from notation
on tho bin rendered the city that the
treasurer charged OF the rate Of 81. 30,
the express company rate on honda Mr..
Butler figures the following ns roa-
aonable expense account. RAILWAY faro,
1896 Pullman iib; meals on train. so;
hotel, tlb. taxi. y, cigars. 30 contsi pic.
ture shows 10 cents total. lii02s.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
MRS. AHLoUlST PROVIDES
FUNERAL FOR MRS. k0c0N

Mrs a. " Ahluuist independent char
rs WafteF. succeeded "a eatFSink cat tha
aYina wlsb ~ Mrs clara h0non. that
her body should not Ne gtyen "a mssti
al tnsiltutan f0T dissection The fgnsfai
va held this afternoon ffam hsafeY q
tleAfsy ehapsl q Mauut itapa esmetsfR
Mira AhiaWlag felsssA the money necessary
Too ire tuflst
MFs Kogon 80 - Ycafs - ssN tiyst
tseslf thtes fssFs ln Nsnaes ana = saFs
vtset 30 husband refsF ketam wha Il
tliR4 ana uFas 40 tt &aW0 Fwtifth
siFs#f ahs tlsa ~ hears faalass 81 SOS
eaahiF hospital shsfs MIS- Ahi8aist tsH
tsfea mlulfrailaas t4fiaa tha issi dsfa
~ hsF ilnsss
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

DISPOSITION. HEAD.

CATTLE Receipts were light ae usual
on q Friday, only twenty -one cars being
reported The total for tls week falls
little short OF last week and the week boz
fore. but In only 5000 head smaller than
a year ago. Buyers did not appear very
hungry for cattle this morning, most OF
them apparently having secured early In
the week all that they desired. In con-
sequence, the market was very slow and
weak, all life and snap being absent.
This would apply practically TO all kinds.
Quotations on cattle. Good TO choice
yeArings, tg.00a960. good 10 choice
beeyes, SS5OQ8.sb fair to good beeyes,
ss60ns.S0 common 10 fair beeves, 1850
$50; good to choice heifers H.bOqs.b0.
good 10 choice COWS, N.fbps00: fair to
good cows, ts6007 rs; common to fair
cows, H.25Gleb0; good 70 choice feeders,
81 00Qsf5 fair 10 good feeders, E.boU
800; common TO fair feeders, t6.b0a7.b 0i
good ~ choice gtookers. t7.s0lts.40i stock
heifers. E25ds.2S stock cows. 80 boV7 rs;
stock calves. Ss,7Gds.7b. veal calves, 5000
II co. bulls, stays, etc, 6.00q8.O0.
GfrHERE
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
sTEERs AND HEIFDRs.
HEIFTRs.

HOGs-Aftor having been comparatively
slack for two days tho shipping demand
wldened out this morning. Shipper buy
ers started early buying hogs at fun
nickel advance. and before they filled
their orders had paid as much as bQi0c
higher, especially for the lighter kinds.
When packer buyers first went into the
yards II was with tho ayowed intention
Of buying hogs at steady figures and
their first offers were made that way.
Az was the case earlier In the week,
brisk shipping demand put the market
pretty much IA sellers hands, and before
killers were able, 20 put up their droves
they had 10 raise their offers. finally
making most Of their purchases al full
nickel advance, So strong was cnmpeu'
tlon that packers also paid as much ms
i0o higher In quite a few instances, Move.
ment was active and everything cleared
early
While some sales we're without a doubt
6ati0o higher. calling the average markcI
d Big 81 higher covered H. Bulk Of all
the hogs sold al S9l6aa,6 Ks, with a sprink
ling around 1870 good showing as hiGh
az 1870, and top OF ta.fb. the latter price
being paid for two or three loads OF
prime heayiea Current prices are just a
shade below the high time Tuesday, and
are NJ least % 70 IN spots @e above
last week close, T0day's TOP % s. rs Va
as high as anything has sold since 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
CONTINENTAL RAILROADS
SHOW ENORMOUS EARNINGS

NEW YORK. April q. Transeonti-
mental railroads continued 10 show
enormous tonnage movements with re-
sultant gains In earnings. Union Pa
cifles statement for March. issued To-
day. reports a gross increase Of ts.i57,Oo0
over the corresponding month OF last
year and net increase OF ti,si2,Ooo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
EASTERNER SURPRISED
At BUSINESS DONE HERE

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ahat N
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 2s.-CATTl.l 10
prime fed steers. s9.sQeGS; dressed beef
steers, ss00Gg, 26 western steers, 5000
S. 0oa9S5; stookers and feeders, N.0on
SIb. bulls, &.75a7,60; calves, t6J0nl05 90
HOGS--Rooeipts, 5000 head, market.
steady; bulk Of sales. ~ 60asso; heavy
50. 7blfg8 packers and butchers, 50 SOD
dg.3b stockers and feeders s00fbS 20.
bulls. b7bq750, calves, t6b0ui0D.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000
head market steady. lambs. il07SQp1l rs
yenrlinKs, i9,50ul0.D; wethors, SsBn0. 90.
ewes. 81. 00uS.sb,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 8.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 200 head market easy; native
beef steers, N.60ai0.00 yearlinE steers
and heifers, ts5oaiOO0. cows, tbD0Qs. rs
stockers and feeders, tb.U4s.D; Texas
heifers. &O0aSO0, native calves, 5000
1000 $
HOGS Receipts. $500 head, market
higher, pigs and lights 7.60n9sb. mixed
and butchers, ST. 70Gr9& good heavy 1910
d9pb.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts, 10
head market nominal; yearling wethersf
t0.OOQpt0b. lambs. il000Gfll.b0 ewes, $50
ass.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

HORSES-The horse supply was more
moderate this week. and as quality con
tinued good and demand was broad. the
auction was very brisk, bulk Of the offee=
ings being cleaned up the first day at
good firm figures. The outlet for mules
is still broad. trade the last two weeks
being the best In year, and as many
orders are going untitled. outlet bids fair
to continue broad. UnmerchantAble grades
OF either horses or mules have. as In the
past, no place in the market, demand be-
ing entirely for horses Of war class. or
better
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
DUN's REVIEW or TRADE
best Previous Records Are steadily
Surpassed.

tomorrow will say;
The best previous record of production
and distribution Of earnings and wages
are steadily surpassed. Even after greet
expansion legitimate enterprise shows
continued augmentation, though var
ions influences combine TO hinder Its
growth. consumptiye roauirementss how,
volume. and Industrial sustained IN I'M
precedented volume and industrial facill-
ties, while constantly improved and In
creased, are inadequate 20 handle all the
work there y TO be done. a widening
discrepancy between the contracts OF.
fered and those actually closed II noted
in about every leading Inc, many manu-
inclination 10 further extend commit
msnts. having turned considereble bust
ness away. That such facts appear In
spite on tho pronounced rise In prices. IN
one Of the most remarkable features Of
the times. Only in relatively few in
stances have the extremely high costs
restricted new demands, md reports of
premiums for prompt shipments are by
no means uncommon.
Weekly bank clearings were sSsSl .2is,78.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Spring Weather
All Over the West

sprlng-like weather has again swept
over western Nebraska and Wyoming. ac-
cording to the morning reports to the
railroads. Out through Nebraska. from
the central portion west. temperatures
this morning started in at 10 to 20 do
grees above zero. with five 10 ten degrees
warmer In Wyoming.
The railroads report clear weather from
tho mountains east. with generally brisk
winds from the south.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
siour city live STOCK Market.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, April 2S.-CATTLTs.
Receipts, 400 head market, steady, lbVzoo
heifers. t6,l51fbO. bulls, btags, etc, NO
m7b
HOGS Receipts, 5000 head. market.
steady TO DC higher; heavy, to,60pa.7O
mixed, 50 v0q@9,s0i light, @4Sua'bO' BULK OF
sHEgPS XNp lambs quoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle sIow--IIoGs stronG-sheep
strong.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-cATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 1000 head, market, slow, native
beef steers, N.Sdd.s&; western steers,
N,7oaS.65 stockcrs and feeders S5s0dS CO.
q98.
HoGS-Receipts, 1900 head. market,
strong, &c TO l0c higher, bulk OF sales.
81 SOn9.90 lights, So loui0.00. mixed, 81 A
G9.go; heavy, sg45ua.a; rough, ss46m9 a.
pigs, 81 9Om9i5
SHEEP AND I4AMBs-Reeeipts, 5000
head; market, strong wethera S66Jdt0 10,
ewes. s500aS.9o; lambs. t7&Gpli@
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

tHNH0A, ApFR s AmsfieaH . fniss
- ne stnrs nlsFsst psfe hlshaF % 81 81
rafhf eifH ttH fa9aksff ih Val sffast
NrFF Htta tfaAlna WRs asHa sHsf#sf.it
asa tAs MesiN9 aaa 1HiA
hftEMA MAE MAaf SEA mahaM
MONEY! t4ta - geHA
niHNNNf hkFFA Aahtt tiis Hhi
itfsA manthA ts9sA ~ esa1
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

! hand, SLA%; No. / northern, Nl95kG
L2gs, No. 2 northern. sl.l65sqd aOis
FLOUR-C Unchanged.
BARLEY-65d7Sc.
RYE-9lae2c.
BRAN-sls 5oais00
CoRN-No. 3 yellow, 7sltG771sc.
OATS-No, white, 42l1 942&o,
FLAxSEED-$20.00 d2O so.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
~. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH. April 2s.-cATTLE--Re-
ceipts, 800 head. market steady steers
81 B0Glob0i cows and heifers. D.ocde.B
moGs|Reeeipts. 1900 head; market
strong top. $3.50, bulk OF sales, 5000
0.75. =
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 800
head market steady lambs, si07S2pli.8
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

NEW YORK, April n-MBrAI,-IAaa.
81 RRfn Speltsf, DUH speL East NJ
firm. eiectrolytl0, nearby, nominal Al.
Eust and later "a teuri v Iron. finn
ana Unchanged Tin firm apoi ~ q
VA AZ tondpnl spot copper. ar ~
lures, ft&, sleetFnlftle. AIS Ia spot
Tin eie futures fiN tasd fA u
NneitHF NtW
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
PEORIA MAN PlNcHsD FOR
lEERlN0 AT OMAHA COPPER

1sa fWRaUH at paaFM 81 a1eastel
- ehasaa n Faf'e8 81 atfonf go
a. es8 aHs sInwaItes lsst a#a
Is ~ fa tHHasf EHssh hsf a.
fsttat neea st Hitfsseia asa faasa
s F stlHt AkA sameA =
De- aems taes hs aftw has
fsr nat ia ka EaN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
OIL and Rosin.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April ss.-TURPBN-
TINE Firm. G5A4y7isc. sleh. l.i2G hhla .
receipts. ~ hbla. shipments, .l bills .
stock 6ba bills.
RoSIN-Ftrmi sales 1864 hhis re
ceipts, it5 bhlH shipments, i.f10 bhla /
stock 81 3l2 hbla Quotations. A, a. s. n
Q9ms e, 10, 81 Sos 0 w. 81 aeibl06, w.
~ gaA l0i ~, IT, A.ikai4 20, l, Mapl v, o. ii
gftM, NJ sac, n, $40, wa. Nlo, WV,
IL III
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
Now World Money Mnrket.

NEW YORK, April W-pRTME MER-
sTERLING EXCHANGE - sixty-day
bills. N.7sh. demand. M.769s cables. A.T.
sTLVER-Bar, 7iSsc; Mexican dollars.
h5c.
BoNDs-Governmen steady; railroad.
firm.
TIME IOANS-Easier; sixty days, mo
per cent. ninety days, 3n3h per cent,
ak months Sf3A per cent.
CALL MONEY-Stoady; highest. IN per
cent. lowest, ~ per cent; ruling rate. ~
per cent, last loan, ~ per cent; closing
bid, per cent; offered at ~ per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO April 2s.--AssertionS that
green bug damage had become general
throughout Oklahoma and that injury
ia Missouri. rallied the wheat market
today after an early decline, Neyerthe-
less. prices closed weak. at NiSA for
May and 31i4h for July. with the mar
ket as a whole NC off 70 NC up COM
come In corn was Nc to M0DAc down;
oats were unchanged 10 a shade lower,
and provisions varying from unchanged
figures TO rise OF 2c
purchased freely during tho upturn APP
peared 10 account for the weakness IN
wheat at the close. Declines at tho start,
however for the most part were clearly
the result Of favorable weather north
west. where recently seeding has been
delayed and acreage diminished as a con-
asquenco. Liquidating sales 20 wind up
deals IN the May option tended also 70
have temporarily depressing effect.
sharp uuturns, though we're witnessed
al soon as dispatches began 70 arrive
telling of insect ravaEea In the south
MeEt. 80
tho German crisis presumably out Of the
way and with tho poor condition OF tho
winter crop attracting Increased atten-
ton a decided advance was due, on tho
other hand, representative bears we're
dIssased 10 emphasize the readiness
with which sales broadsned out In any
Ipturn. and we're by no means ready 20
eoncede that the difficulty with Ger
many could yet be wholly ignored a. an
Influenced on the market.
IN the corn trade tho chief feature
VAS selling hK houses with country con-
ueetloua This selling apparently re-
Hrttad the prevalent favorable conditions
for blowing and planting. oats Ike corn
had am easy tone a. a result 81 huspic-
tnuA weather. Most ~ the business con.
slated IA manth end exchanges % the
MAY aud July deliveries
sroVMinns showed a decided upward
resdancy derived 90 some extent from
hiaher prices on hoKs Traders who had
H. emily 0vers1ld In the pork market we're
sdhieHted a. something ~ a haueeRe,
Chicago CaHh Prices wheat No ] r~d,
81 sieMlG Aa. 4 red q ltAWl lstti No
hs5t nit'sHl se Ne 2 hard eve
th3t Corn Sc : yellow sttl.e NJ
ftIiHW ftuae Ne I white. ttalaae
dsts So. ah1e NAHaif standard
NN.WtMr. NYe, nominal Harley e&H
Aftda flme'hr aAga .n clover
mlkH rfRtW.nns fgfs tsAeNWat y,
8f4 Ufat Hts NhHWm
HprfrN MaFHat loser efeAmsfY,
EsiUs Mafkei higher FsaaipiA tluo
esaas niats @#WFlei eFllhsff llfaiA
feHAv M H.HfA asea ihelNAei, lshN
pGFAFata Market Iawef Feeaipia
aara MbHtsan. Wts nelh lnhesslN
rN4 nakata 0hias N
lANlFMF tiiFH elsha fevla
maa hgnsleiA hRsaf% w AaAAft
. s-t.. "a sss...f.fa...
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
ASKS TURKEY IF ELkUS
WILL BE ACCEPTABLE

WASHINGTON April p. - The State
department today inquired Of the Turkish
government whether Abram l. E7kus OF
New York would be acceptable as am
bassador 20 succeed Henry Morgenthau.
whose resignation has been accepted by
President Wilson. No difficulty over tho
appointment IN expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

NEW YORK ApFN 4 COTTON spot
steady mladlins anlands li - 30 tAlsa
eutian futures closed steady MaF
Va - tuiF iaeNa 0etahaF. % ~ he5
.snmhaF fey " taNHMFft it g.
fha aatinN mRFksl closes steady uai .
lsoint hlshef ta : fniHtA taNaF
ftNEMhulfa ApFii O. tEsfNtA Hraf
Hun saaa miaAins tiM mlttIlns
a aw mittths ~ slss fsn
halea
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

ocorn...No. white; cara 1os4e: car,
7o4c No. white. Il ears 76c. No.
viii white o., car Toe ! car (musty!, SIC;
car poor, &C No. 2 yellow; 50 cars,
yellow. j buckhead, Soc. No. s yellow:
: cars. eShc; % car. Csc; ~ car, es5sc.
NO. 2 mixed 8 cars, 7o1se, No. 3 mixed
! car dl0lAc; cars 7olle: 2 cars. zoe; :
ear soc. No } mixed car, eoIse No.
9 mixed car soc; ! car, GSNc; 2 cars,
es1sc cars, 6shc; car poor, &c. Sam
pie mixed: rs car mahogany, b3c.
These sales were reported today.
Wheat-No. hard winter, car, 500;
No; hard winter, car. !.o7h 3 cars,
A.07i 1 car, SLOW; cars, si06h, I cars,
tl0s 3 cars, .l.O61a; cars, nd; Q cars,
f.04h ! car. t1.04. No, 4 hard winter.
sl.osZs cars, ,,e; Z cars, sol; car,
winter, / car NC. No. dur1lrn, / car,
il.04, No. 3 mixed durim. / car. tl.03. No
4 mixed ! car. nol, .,
4ic, No. I white, car, S0lc. I car, tOIlc
sample white, cars. 4oc; cars. Sshc; ~
Omaha caph Priees-No 2 hard. 1869
d1 @ .J M herd ilos3sq IN I'm No hard
s sprins goa22oo No 1s, drum 9r osd az oS
No. 3 durum. il.O9afW Corn. No. 3
4 white. Gsd71c. No. 5 white, 6sigDf6o; No.
yellow. 71iz072c; No. yellow. 7lAW1Ae;
No. Z yellow, G0AQ70c; No. . yellow, osH
mixed. 70a7OAc; No. 3 mixed C85lGt70lSc,
, No 4 mixed, 8slt6169kc. No. 3 mixed, $50
6slhc. No, 9 mixed, e4lD6sc, Oats; No.
white. 42ll42lzc; standard. .ltsQpll%o; No.
: white. HQ4lAc; No 4 white. 4QS4f4oAc:
Barley: Mailing. e3GtS7c; No / feed. b70
G0o Rye No 2, 9i093c. No. 8. 901t82c.
Chicago closing prices, furnished The
Fee by Logan a Bryan. stock and grain
brokers. Slb South Sixteenth Street.:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29
~. Louis Grain Market.

g. LOUIS. April W.--WHbAT-No.
red, 81. 90pi. q: No. hard. nominal; May.
'i dSRNg w !, Pc: No. white, nc; May.
744c; July, 7SMo.
oATs-No. l. nominal; No. white nom
inal
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

OMAHA. April g. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 400. 1904. and for
tho corresponding day last year $751;
E1Rm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

Preparations are being made for an APP
proprate Observance next June Of the
centennial anniversary OF the birth OF
John q. SAKE. the celebrated poet and
journalist.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-29

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stock in sight.

Receipts Of live stock at the five prin-
cluaI western markets.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
JAPAN SAYS YUAN DEAD:
 CHINA 0KUNIA IS KILLED

TOXIC, June 6.--It is unofficially reported that President Yuan ot China is dead. The president is said to have succumbed to mineral poisoning which was given him with his drink. The poison was ad ni- nistered in some tea of which he partook several days ago. The Pre- sident fingered on for some time with Chinese physicians in attend ance. Sunday foreign physicians were summoned to his bedside but he was in too weakened a condition
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
KITCHENER'S DEATH IS
 SHOCK TO THE ENTENTE

LONDON, June 6.-The death of Kitchener comes as a distinct shock to the people of Great Britain and on every side are evidences ot mourning. All the papers contain elaborate tributes to the memory of the Secretary of war, many declar- ing that his place cannot equally be filled. There is on the other, hano an effort made to discount tho loss of General Kitchener in army quarters by admitting with some
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

and noted the exposion which was ous laundering of the cruiser made an immediate search for survivors at the scene of the disaster but none were found. Shore observers stated that four boats left the cruiser just before it went under but none reached the shore A fierce gale was blowing and the weather very ugly