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The Harrison times., 1916-04-15

Good Roads Post cards at
Shattuck's Studio.
j. K. Jones received another car
load of Fords last week.
The new town council met and
organized last Monday
DIR. J. E. Andrews has added a
1916 Maxwell to the automobile list
of Harrison.
For sale. Good 2 burner perfec-
ton oil stove 1925. Inquire Jones'
Nursery West of town.
We have a full line Of PALMERs
TOILET WALTERS and PERFUMES 25
so and 75cents the bottle.
A meeting of the Civic Leaugue
will be held at the city hall Monday
evening. Business of importance.
Wanted to buy, one or more
calves one to weeks old, heiferS preA
ferred. Address F. Erbie, Ark.
500, 100000 to loan on improved farm
land within 10 miles Of Railroad Station,
by March |, 1916. Gar vim & fitton. /
WANTED TO BUY-Homestead re.
linuuishments. Give description Of
land, location and lowest cash price in
first letter. A. l.. Banks, Denton,
Texas.
-Four stray pigs, weighing about
40 lbs, have been at my place all win
ter. Owner may have same by PROV
ing property and paying charges.
Harrison, Ark. p. G. JOHNSON.
-Danvile, County Seat Of Yell
County, on the Rock Island R. R. has
no Picture Show at present. Good
location for the right man, have build
ing and Airdome adjoining, will rent
cheap. Come, don't write,
T. L. Pound, Danville, Ark.
WANTED: District Manager for
Harrison and vicinity; good PROPOSE
ton for the right man, previous eX-
perience unnecessary, Free school OF
instruction Address Massachusetts
Bonding and Insurance Company,
Accident and Health Department,
Saginaw, Michigan. Capital s., 100000
Special Excursion Rates to Bir-
mingbam, Alabama, via M. 4 n. A,
R. r., account L. c. V. Reunion,
MAY 1918, 1916. Tickets on sale,
MAY l3, IA, Is and l6. Final return
limit May 25. Round-trip fare from
Harrison, $l6.45. Ask your local
agent, or write j. c. Murray, General
Passenger Agent, Harrison, Arkansas
The Red Fox mine 6 miles north of
Bergman, owned by DR.. Jackson and
NJ. L. Crow, of Valley Springs and
five other men of Bergman, is said tc
be one of the best Carbonate mines ir
the field. They have rs tons of ricf
mill rock on the dump which was
, taken out in three days by four men
they also have six tons of free orr
which they have on another lease. The
company has 5S7 acres leased.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-15

~ do not believe In .he mall
order citizen. 1T Is BETTER
THAT WE SHOULD HAVE
A THOUSAND TOWNS THAN
ONE LARGE CITY. II a place
ls good enough for a man to
make his money In, II certainly
should be good enough for him
to spend his money in. The
merchants hsvs a just right to
all the business Of the town In
which they have their stores,
and every good citizen will help
them to get H."
Did you ever see a FINE LARGE
FACT SO simply statedf
The Harrison times., 1916-04-15

Chas. NJ, Greene, Sr., has been
suffering this week from a most
severe attack of his old trouble -rheu-
matiSm.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
TWO RIVER FRElGHTERS
ARE AT THE OMAHA DOCKS

Distress atln lies with the eaplain af
the Jnlma d stbeb for az 60 noon ho
hAd uat hean Rhle n hlfa ] pilat 90 take
Ma taAl % petatlf peesna 80 paoia
and would - pliats have hesu ln sauisr.
tnee ssih abe captain hF telsphens and
otherwise. hBt ihta fat lha t0st WiH Tvs
a. anebQf ln che "bsEaoE at Omaha
0ns rtIet wtn altrutseA ihs waiter ever
tte lflaahane FranlitA % spg8r "A ths
NefA W atmh wA#g mafmlnN ia
Hafg W. pst iit 1 @ aWfibma
hsrHHA la 8eief hfm 81 Nnt mFl
Aneihsf nmFsisnf p.ia BE HsHi
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ams saaa h telFea So na# 40
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
NEw YonN enNnnAL MAnNEr
Quotations Of the Day On various
COMMODITIES.

NEW YORK, May G--T1OuH Easy,
epiing patents, fglfJG2j, winter patents
i5gaigbO winter atfaigbta, t5.b915ga
WHlsAT-spot steady. No. ! durum,
tl.2aJa No. hard. gi3ll4, No, / northern,
Duluth N.M, and No ! northern, Maul-
tobn, ti.3zk +. o. b., New York, Futures,
easier; May si22t4
CORN Spot weak. No. 2 yellow. soc,
c. 4 r., New York.
OATH-Spot, easy. standard, 5iAM52Ae,
No, white bin6ihc.
IIAy~StfoDg; No ! tiGml0i No. 2.
N.aAl40, No. >, tigQMiDi shipping, Ns0l
nti0
HOPS steady; state, common 10 choice,
1875, isaz5cj 1914. b9se; Pacific coast, 1910
HIDES Firm. Bosota saaadc; Central
America, 33e,
LEATiIER-Firm; hemlock firsts. aec;
seconds, Bee,
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess. $3.50
mBGO0. family. t2e.00fi2s.0O short clears,
s23 00fi25.00. Beef. firm. mess, sl7b06ois.00;
family, 4i90ln2000, Lard, firmi middle
west, si3.a0U1340
TALON Firm. city, i0hc, country.
| i0Aul1Ati special, lie.
| BUTTER Easier. receipts biN tubs
creamery extras. 5lm52c. firsta Souao1sci
seconds, 2alf29lac.
| EGGS Firm receipts 81 .Cg5 caHes fresh
gathered extras 2ifi24itc. regular packed
| firsia, 2iisMg2atc. seconds, 20u2ic.
CHEESE Firm. receipts, LID boxes
stata-held specials, isAmlyihc. fresh gpe-
4 Gals iIMi7lac, average fancy, bAui7ci
| Wisconsin twins. held. lSitMlsAc.
| POULTRY lave prices not settled
dressed quiet chickens, lSft32ci fowls
| l7isu2zc; Turkeys. 2eussc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Broad and Active Demand on Re-
sumption of Trading Due to
Passing of Crisis
WHEAT REPORT ALSO CHEERS

NEW YORK, May s.-The broad and
active demand on the resumption Of
trading today had for It's chief incentive
the announcement that the government
81 Washington had decided % accept
the submarine concessions contained ~
The recent German note There were
other favorable deVel0nmenta including
tho government report on winter wheat
which disclosed improved conditions over
a month ago, large trhffic gains ny
western transportation lines and further
copper advances,
In the carly trading Joxioana were IT.
regular 10 heavy M result Of overnight
adYieeB from across the border but re-
eoYefiea IN these Issues latcf materially
reduced losses III fact. Mexican Petfoe
aum Was tho strong feature IN The final
hour. closing with small net gam
Texas company also Improving subAtan~
TALLY.
on the surface It wap apparent that a
considerable pnrt Of the day's large
turnover cnanated from professional
sources. tho short interest being again
impelled 10 cover During the mld.AeHBign
rails became very active, notably the
paefieH ~ Paul. AtehlApn New i0tk
Central ana Reading. The inquiry tot
these stocks cpHeed almost ~ suddenly
~ IL began however, and little Of their
gain was retained.
Mercantile Marine preferred and United
Fruit bndc fair 10 hold their prominence
on steady absorption IN expectation mat
the proposed Issue Of s20,00o090 notes VIII
hasten the proposed fgofgnnNhtion
United Fruits further advance Of points
10 iGfs4. ~ highest price IN over year.
was aAeribcd ~ further buying by other
prominent shipping interests
The automobile diVlgion contributcd
heavily 10 the dsya operations, Mnxwell
issues experimenting last weeks game
after an cnfly reaction Kumora OF m
early dividend disbursement on INC aef.,
ond preferred md common shares failed
of confirmation IN authoritative quarters.
United states steel and other indus
trials, Including tho war contract dlyla.
ion. we're loss active and more irregular
than usual. Bethlehem Steel closed at
net advance Of points after losing D
points. oa-
Total solcs Of stocks amounted TO &c.
00g shares.
Bonds manifested increased nrmneag
on tho demand for railroad issues. Total
sales par ynluc, s2.G90gn. United States
bonds were unchanged on call
Number Of sales and leading quoAuons
on HfoekH today were
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Cnffec Market.

NEW YORK. May -COFTEls-F u-
lures market was quiet today with orders
reflected IN irregular fluctuations. Tho
opening was unchanged 20 points lower,
with December contracts selling Al Sb0c.
Prices Etcadied later, with December self.
ing 40 70 s65e and with the general list
closing steady ut net advance % 60 o
points. Sales, 4.1t0 bags May, 823c dune,
sssc, July ssao: August. $3.50, September
S43c; October. sac; November. Nhie, be
cembsr, s,5c' January. S6lc. February
s6lc, March, SIae, April sic. spot quiet
Rio 70, akc. Santos A., 1850. No fresh
cost and freight offers We're reported
hut old offers we're hern on tho basis N
10 eoa N 00o for old crop Santoa A., while
now crop Santos Is for forward shipment
were offered at t&o, r. o, Ii, Santos
This price was said 20 figure out between
6ac aud ielno cost and freight ht
present costs of importation Tho official
cables reported no change ln the primary
markets. The worlds visible supply state
mont showed decrease OF t2a9sa haze
for tho month nf April AGAINST ga 10
haas last yeAn making the visible an May
stlaAA bags AGAINST SFit,bsa bass last
YEAR
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Prisoners Make
Daylight Escape
from South Jail

Jim Jones, negro wanted In oklahoma
on a murder charge, and Benny Thomas.
well-known local police character, vino
has served time In the state penten-
tiary the county Jail. the city jail and
the roformatory. escaped from the South
Side iail Sunday.
Jones was arrested by South Side off
GERS over week ago. lie il charged
with a murder which ia alleged 20 have
occurred in 1909. He was arrested IN
Omaha after the police of every city ia
tho country had pursued him for seven
years lie was being held In the South
Side jail for the arrival Of authorities
from the sooner state.
Thomas was arrested Friday for rob
bling south Side garage.
Tho two culprita dug their way through
the wall Of the coll Ia which they were
confined by tunnellng through they
forced entrance into the engine room
adjacent 20 their cell and then crawled
out a window The daring iallhrcak
occurred IN fun daylight and was no,
discovered until an attendant opened
their cell 20 sive them their noon neal.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

BLTThR-Ao. ] creamery, "a caftuug
POULTRY froilera. alive under two
lbs. 35a i0c hens, l1ui6e, special ROSTERS
and gtngs lie. springs, 20c geese, lQe;
ducks. nc, turkeys. a0c. old toms. aoe;
eapons, zoe sulneas, s5e spuabs 4i'A9
400 per don. pigeons zoe per dor.
CHEESE Imported swiss, 4ic; domnA'
tie, $50 block Mc twins, iNc; dalsie1
iac; trlplcis, l1c. Young America, 20ci
blue label brick l9a. liniburger, 22e. Inn
ported French Honqnefott, CSC.
FlsH~Fresh per H.. Catflals &c. carp,
o.. trout. 80, roc ahad ~. nalibut. lie.
salmon iiHler. shore Goldfish, lic' buck
shad. ioc' spanish mnckerel lzc, red
snapper, tie. yellow pike, i5ct founders,
zoe. Frozen. per ID. Iialibut iic herring
pkc white. aaisci pickcrel, gci pike. lbc,
Naiigera ~, Smoked, per H.. White, BE;
Klppered lie. salmon, i1c, fnnan bad
dies, NJ, Frogs Jumbo, per dox bSg.
gal. 1900 hoadlegs tl25, crab nfat
az ~ per an Eeu aealiopH, 81 n ped gal
BEEF CUTS RIBS. No. ., l9hc; No, 2,
DC. No Q. i've boins. No. !, 25hci No.
lks.c, No. 2. l2Ac. No. 3, l2Ac. Rounds
No. !, 49,; no, ?, lac. No. 3 l54c. Plates.
No i, Zoe; No. 2, aNe No, 2, 9Mc.
OYSTERS theespeake. per gal. Stand
erds, ss sslsets no e aog ~
medium, w per doz.; small 4oc' Florida,
NUTs-po Peanuts No, ! raw, s@e ID
No ! foastfd sigc H.. Jumbo ray, SIC
H.. Jumbo roasted, eHe 10. Fiiberts. he
H. pocsDs, i1ho ~, pecans Jumbo, Uiac
H. mixed nuts. &c ID.
FHUfTS-OranRe box; NavelA Vaien
eias, gs sOs $40. 1858. 1926, i70s, 2ssa, 324s
800. NO. 1908, g27b. 1909, B.D0. zoos, lllie
400 9iRb Mediterranean sweets. 1888.
t2N. 1903, tgA; 1864. 1850; a01a, 2lss, 200e
800, 2SSs, a2ls sgls n,76. Lemons, boz.
Golden Bowl, 800 silver Cord $40,
Grapefruit, box ssa 1890, 14s 1870, tss
81 7b. eis. 800. i0s. s0s. W., 1900 straw.
berries shipment Monday TyeEdhg ard
Wednesday t.1b cHae BananaR. 5unch:
Medium sire, 81 blpi ~. medium slzs
Jumboea, i20n2.zi regular 0ize Jumboes.
e. 1u1 ~, extra large Jumbres th09lf87ti
Mammoth H.fDuaB
NEGETA BI Es Onions crystal Wax,
ST. crate; Bermuda fi7b crate. onion
fetg red, 500 bu. onion sets. yellow,
t25D bu Carrots, beeta. turnips, parsley.
Tadlahes, ahallots. 70 doz. Cabbage; New,
tkc d. old, 81 ID. Ihubarb. u,15 box,
Tomatoes, $40 crate. Lettuce, 500 box
Celery; -Four dor. q % crate. doz.i n75
crate. 8 don, 32O crate. Peppers, 0c
basket Potatoes. Red River Ohes. SLID
potatocai Hamper tL75; hamper. seed
HoNtY@coiaib. p7S case, Airline. ,iS
Ease.
APPLES Ben Davis, 1875 bbl.; Ben
Davis Idaho. 10 box; Rome Beauty, fi.U
0i75 box Colorado W W. Pe1rmainss
hHu2d0 boz.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
omIcAao enAIN ANp rnoyIsIoNs
Features of Trading and Closing
Prices ON Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. May S-selling wheat 10 sorne
extent was based on well founded antici-
patlons that the government crop report
might contain a surprise. turned tile
wheat marked downward today after an
early advance, The close was unsettled
~ iauAc net decline with May 81 1864 and
July ylisas. Corn lost ilsc 20 lAMl7tc,
oats itaakc and provisions eitai0c con.
trary % generally accepted trade predles
iluns. the government report Indicated
t0nf n material Improvement 0f the con.
ditions Of winter wheat had taken place
during April
il Was IN this respect that forecasts AZ
the report We're decidedly IN error At
Sh@ outset 81 the session the prevailing
view wnR that the Washington figures
on conditions would be about tho Nanae "A
last month g q shade lower, ana thatsH
large reduction IA acreage would make
the report a forelble Influence AGAINST
the bears The hniliah nature OF the
Missouri state report tended 70 emphasize
fhlf view
suddenly, however leading houses
turned 40 the selling eide, with general
ArnflmxWt RfierWArd appearing 10 favor
s clean slate hefefn the issuance 90 the
KpNernment report
4 WaA 4 coincidence that the setback IN
heAg pficgf occurred shortly after ans
ueaneemeni that d neN note 10 uruuauy
would be promptly ssni from Warrington
Ideal weather ZOE pler,lng had hsars
tsN effect 81 corn. There were alsn
pfnspfsis q shlafssa feelpia cats
AAet SNAP nwlns ta abe bfgak in either
seroais crop reports nere favorable in
tan mats. eAcsplins ff0m Kansas and
pFosislans Aetsd for nie meet rsrt is
hAfWery Win ne eeNfas ~ swain i.eAfe
Essss ea hess appssFei % slt tet hltls
fhlearo Cash fgiees Nhsst Neafs4.
x NO. feas q itNiis hN = hard
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR c HEEKS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets

II your skin Is yellow-compleNion pa
ad-tongue coated-appctte poor-you
have bad taste IN your mouth-a lazy
no-good feeuug-you should take oiVe
Dr. Edwards olive Tablcts-a sup9Tt-
tnte for ealomcl-wcrc prepared nh ~,
Edwards after Il years Of study with me-
Dr. Edwards olive Tablets gre Z pure .,.
ly vegetable compound mixed with oiive
Oh. You will know them by the'f oh'e
color 49,. h.4oht
eves no plnplea, a feeling Of buoyancN
like childhood days. you must get AT tno
cause. A.
Dr. Edwards olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel--yet nave
10 DANGEROUS after effects
They start tha bile and overcome CON
sBpatlon That's why millions o. boxes
are sold annually al i0c and 2ge per DOB
Al druggists. -. 81 =
'' TRe Olive Tablft Company, Columbus
Ohio,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Ashland Citizens
Would Sell Bridge
Over Platte River

a committee representing business men
IT Yutan and Ashland appeared before
the county commissioners to straighten
out their difficulties arising over the
bridges across the Platte river.
Il wos proposed that a $4,000 bridge he
constructed at Yutan. Ashland citizens,
however, who built splendid new bridge
by public subscription some time ago
and who arc now maintaining It by toll
want 70 sell The structure for $4,000 and
throw II open as a free bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
SUPREME COURT SENDS
CASE BACK FOR RETRIAL

Relrial Of tho s25.cO damage suit
against the Missouri Pacific railroad.
brought by Meyer rnnzik IN behalf Of his
son, Paul who WAS killed August %.
1919. has commenced IN district court.
Panzik was awarded a verdict OF 800
by the district court, but tho supreme
court sent II back for retrial.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
With Excellent Cash Demand and
Heavy Receipts Wheat Sells at
a Cent Higher,
CORN RUNS A LITTLE WEAK

OMAHA, May 3, 1916
There was AN excellent cash demand Tor
wheat today and the market advanced
cent
There wcro tex cars Or wheat on nc
floor and most % the samples were SOFA
on the advance.
Corn receipts were also heavy but NE
local demand WAS not very good ana the
market aold from unchanged 70 q cent
lower
The oats market was a iriilo weak, Dnt
tine cash demand WAS fairly active. Oats
wore quoted from unchanged 20 ~ over
Rge Aul8 iau lower and the lisht receipts
were sufficient 10 supply moderate de-
HnBd for this cereal
There was 30 barley received To-Day haa
the market Was quoted nominally hh-
changed.
Clearancen were Wheat and flour
equal 10 $4,000 bu.i corn, ps,0O bu'i oats,
Liverpool close: Wheat. Unchanged
corn unchanged. a., ~,
Primary wheat receipts were l,szltvp
hii, and shipments $4,000 hn against ~.
ceipts " 5000 bu and shipments OK psli~
40 bu. last year. ,oa
Primary corn receipts were i,2E.VO ~.
md shipments 529.VQ bu., against receipts
Of i20.D0o bu. and shipments Of wspo pe'
last year,
Primary oats receipts were i,2l2,oOO b.,
and ahipmentr i.d7,W UbD., AGAINST re-
acptF of $40 80 bu ana shipments 81 szs,-
40 Hti last wear
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

ST, LOUIS, May s. --t'ATTt.f Receipts,
2,g1 head; market steady, native beef
steers N50u9.&i yearlng steers and holf-
ere, Ss.60ni100; cows. fJ.2JEts.20i ntockers
and feeders, S5.sOMs.N, Texas and okla
homa steers, p7bMs,75, prime southern
steers f060N9.O; prime ycarling heifera,
3s.75m1J0i cows ana heiferb. 5.O)liS.00; ma
tive calves, t6O0N10OD.
HOGS Heeepte, 1000 head market
lowori pigs md lights, N.dQn9.S6, nixcd
and butchers, s0.g5qi9DD, good heavy, s9s5
Gl0D0
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 400
head; market steady; wcthcrs, F.CD1fs ~,
lambs. ti0.OOgptl 10; clipped ewes $500
SIS, clipped lambs, 8g00lf1G
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

CATTLE Receipts while larger than
last week were only about on an aver
age for a Monday. However, adyices
from other selling. points were nfeatls-
factory, so that the market was given
n weaker tendency. Reef steers were
weak 20 i0e lower although there were
cattle here good enough 70 bring R~
with a piece " load al 1895.
Cows aud hciferA were IN moderate sup
ply and they commanded about steady
prices.
There was a liberal showing OF stock
crB and feeders With this result that they
were weak to nc lower.
Quotations on tEttle. Good 10 choice
yearllngs. tg00agb0 good 10 choice beeyes,
tSs0n9.a5. fair 10 good beevea, @b01b,sOi
common 10 fair beayes. E.75lfs.b0; good
10 choice cows. 81 25QtS0O. fair 20 good
cows, gG500p7. g6i common 10 fair cows,
Noong.t0, gooT 10 choice feeders N.l0W
$50. fair TO good feeders GG0Ns,l0; COM
mon 70 fair feeders t675n7G9, good 10
choice stockera ss00dS 20. stock helferg
ST. 2518.a5I ftoek COWS, $4,000 ". stock
calves, t7O0d9.1o, veal calves, s9.204ll, 2bi
bullB. st4gs etc, f6.O0us,W,
IfNuFelHfUfufttts aulUNf
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
PoULTRY-Allye steady. fowls me
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAHKET
Cattle weHk-HoEs weak---sbeep
weak.

CHICAGO. May SEATTLE Receipts
~ 900 head market wGak. native beef
steers, 81 s0fta.a0. western steers, fi.90d
and heifere. S420u9.g5. calves W.2jng0
HOGS Receipts, f4Go1 head market
weak, l0e lower, bulk s1.66n9s0, light,
~ 2jfl9.65, mixed. 50 l0uasJ. heavy, $3.50
9s5. rough s92l6ig.JO; pigs. G.20ts9j.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts. 1900
head, market WpDf, wethefA 4G9OllJ.3gi
eMea Al.20n1.l0. lnmba. tL1lMllll
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
New york Money MnrI.et.

NEW YORK, May S.-MERcANTLE
pAPER--3h per cent
STERLING ExcHANGE-g0-dn bills,
t472ik; demand N75A; cables. N7s 1-l9.
SILVER Bar. 74ihc. Mexican dollars,
67c
BONDS Government, steady railroad,
firm
TIME LOANS STEADY. 90 days, 2An9
per cent. ninety days. per cent SIX
months. au3h per cent.
CALL MONEY--Steady: high, ~ per
cent; low, 24 per cent; ruling rate, 2M per
cent last loan 2ia per cent closing bid,
~ per cent; offered AZ III per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
nmnhn IN. Ntnrhrt..

OMAHA. May SHAY rralrle ehulfe
INLAND ,hone heTel fii0Nt Ai No q
lhNaiii uoi Ne d teiNe a.. No. & ttfaI
a.. ehoita midland tuous hefei, 80 sa1
nNi 40 l. taes4inW4. No q 81 esftea,
So 4 ttNHf az rnniga lnwlAnd inaNe
hrfrA a. ihsiiNa, 30 . NN4tAA Ne "a
1u ihp m8fhht NFaetieallY ~ ANmanA
rhalfn wheat Ia uMBfahlN NE ~ &tHa al
ahaire eat 81 fYe . aefa N AifNifa NRns
an ere market stsF sNnA 1rnahA fsf AH
fnH thoi We advise sNipWeni Fha'a
iit tsiaa So 1 til 'eaii ~ So 3 $50
nil Al
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

kANNAS IITf, May H,IMIIFATe
Cash, No. hard 81 osGfi n, No. 2 red
81 ii4l "a. May, 81 .06i. al .0g4., July, 81 MA
CORN-No : mixed. 1lu7ihc. No.
white, llc No 2 yellow, 72lac, May, esasc
July 7GAfe70hc.
OATS No Z white, leai7c; No 2 mixed
l0l42c
BUTTER Creamery. 3se firsts s0c
seconds, 2sc, packing, 25iac.
fdiDS-Firsta, 2ii4c.
POUlTRY-ffens. lie; turkeys, Zoe
springs. 25o.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

HOGS When compared with the sine n
total receipts shlpping orders showed
fair NOlumel uuisile buyers made their
purchases early paAinE prices that were
ri no instance over ho lower. and were
In spots nearly steady heiuE AZ Eons
ofAl thing iAisf a shade easier than last
weeks Niusa
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filiY tg lower sellsrs thought that NltN
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

SIOUX CITY. Ia, May g,-cATTLE,-
Receipts. 1000 head; market lower; native
steers, H76qsg0i butchers tGbOd7GGi
cows and heifers, s5.J0a825; canners, 800
n575i ntockers and feeders. s7.iGus00,
calves, 1900 bulls, stage, etc, SG00ltT75.
HOGS Receipts. 400 head. market i0c
lower heavy, S9.50Gf9.G mixed, 9.l509 10;
light fs3a9,f6. bulk Of snlf, ~. l0ng.M
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, i01
head.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
Kansas cIty live Stool. Mmrket.

KANSAS CITY, Mo,, May SEATTLE
Receipts, 1900 head market lower
st0ckers ana feeders steady, prime fed
steers, ~. 23qigD0, dressed beef steers, $500
W9.2b. western steers, g9.2Gf9.40, stOckers
and feeders. F.D0lt9.0O; bulls, E.i6lt7 %;
calves B.tOltiO5O.
lower, bulk s9G5,075. heavy, f975li9 49,;
packers and butchers sgg5lt9.S0. light.
sg.l009.75; pigs, S8G500t5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. n 900
hoad; market steady; lambs, s37GWll70;
ycarllnga, E.b001075; wcthcrs, N.J0N950;
HWen. t7,259f98D
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

uros that we're quoted firm. clippers sell
INK as high as $50.
Quotations on sheen and lambs. Good 70
choice handy lambs, ST. .50dil70; fair 20
good handy lambs, 81 .254ll -. fair to
choice heavy lambs ti00N1il.25; clipped
handy lambs. SS.T5n950; clipped heavy
ambs, ss5oMg25: fair to choice light year
iings sg.25ml0.i0, fair to choice heavy
yearllnRs. sd 50lf9 25; fair 70 choice weth
era, 81 2J4a40; good 90 choice ewes. ss.y04
aiOi fair to choice ewes s.2JaS,i0. clipped
ewes 81 00Gf7En
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09

NEW YORK. May S--HUNAK--Na
firm centrifugal; CSC; mgo9Ihasses, 5iSe'
$3.50. mold A. s.i5e cubes. Sic; XXXN
powdered, 1900; powdered, 7.I5c, fine
formulated, 1885, diamond A, 7,6jc; con
fectioners' A, 755c: No. l. 40 sugar
futures opened higher. but there waa
enough realizing 10 check the upturn
and prices at noon were about unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
a.. Louls Crain NTnrI.et.

ST. LOUIS, May -wHEAT-No. q red,
81 l9di.2l No. hard. nominal, May,
ii l0ih. July. tial2
CORNING Z, 754lf6Mc No white,
7bisc May, 7sikmT34c, July 7aIae.
OATS.-No. ?, 4ic. No 2 white, nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-09
~. Joseph Live stoyk MnrI.ct.

ST. JOSEPH, May s-scATTLF
celpts. 200 head; market lower, Rteers.
NGona.0, cows and heifers. ti,JOu95O,
calves. fgDu9O,
HOGS Receipts, 5000 head, market,
steady top. 1915; bulk or sales, 81 G0u1 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, LOO
head: market, higher, lambs. til0Mll.70.